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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

THE ERAINE.-It is surprising that
the ermine is little valued in Siberia
Mr. Bush, in his work on that country,
writes This day, while sitting cross
legged upon the platform in the court
eating, my attention was attracted by a
small white animal, apparently of the
weasel family, that darted back and
forth beneath pile of fire wood in one
corner of the hut, but its motions were
so rapid that g.! could not catch good
view of it. at first thought nothing
Of the animal, but, after it had made
its appearance several times, Iventured
to ask Nushin what it was. Much to
my surprise, if not somewhat to my
disappointment, he informed me that
the miserable looking little creature,
skulking about among old logs and In
deserted nuts, was the imperial ermlne,
that, from my earliest recollection, |
had associated with kings and thrones.
In conversation with the starasta, at
whose house we stopped, | was much
astonished at the little value placed
upon erminG by these people. These
animals bring so small price, from
traders-about six cents each-that
few make any effort whatever to cap
ture them, and then they trap only
sufficient number to pay their hight
church taxes. In this manner, about
fifty skins had accumulated on the
hands Of The priest, which he was more
than willing to dispose of to me for the
trihing sum of five roubles.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

The RICE CROP. -Charle5ton Is the
great rice market of our continent
The crop of lS59-G0-the last gathered
before the rebellion-was l6l, 515 tlerces'
During the destructive military opera
tons in the rice districts the planta-
tions were mostly abandoned The new
conditions of labor, brought about oy
the emancipation of the sery1le laborerr'
rendered its revival a matter OF ditticul-
ty. but the indication of its steady re-
vival are positive and cheering. Inc
crop of 1s66-67 amounted TO 2l,03i
tierces; of 1S67-6S, %, 49, tierces OF
1S6s-69, 37,O17 tierces. The receipts
for 1871, SO far, show at increase OF D.
600 tierces over the corresponding Pc
Rod of last year, yet all the Northern
markets are poorly supplied. Previous
to the war, the finest quality Of CaroA-
ma rice was exported to Hayre for man,
ufacturing into rice.stone, beaUtlIVu
imitation of Parian marble, used lol
statuettes and other ornaments. Copen,,
hagen. Bremen. and Amsterdam, am
other ports Of Continental Europe III
ported largely of our American rice n
Our home demand would absorb Jun
100, 600 tierces II they could be proe'Ieu
or more than double the coming crop
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17
LUIGI KuDiO'S DAUGHTER.

csty," / remarked, addressing my
friend, Glenn Harrison, who was dozing
at an open window with the blue Bay
of Naples under his very eyes.
What say you TO setting out foi
Marseilles, and thence home III a pack.
ct 2'
"Suit Yourself and that viii answer
nae, ~ replied Harrison; we have been
twenty months doing that which We
limited ourselves to performing in one
year. We ought to have been off long
ago; so if you please I'm ready to
leave by the steamer which starts to.
morrow
"Not so fast, replied; "anxious
as | am for our return, | don't expect
to hurry like that. Suppose we say
this day week, ehE"
All right, returned Glenn.
Give got good many things TO dc
yet, 80 continued "there are those
paintings mt Andreas, they are dirt
cheap, and l think III purchase them.
! may never have such a chance again ;
aud Glenn, I'm half inclined 10 buy
those old coins from that bcgpar,
Masti. Ii | was sure they were gen
uine, I'd be crazy TO possess them, but
somehow | fear he is trying TO palm of
some modern swindle upon me,
Glenn lit n cigar, and very provoking
ly regarded me with smile, half mirth,
and half pity.
After MI you have heard Of that
rascal's tricks, he said, "you deserve
TO be cheated II you trust him. You
know he deals in the antiquity line on
"A cheap capital"
"Well, I'll consider ii" | replied ;
" the coins are reasonable enough, and
if am deceived shan't pay very dear
ly for the deception
Harrison was leaning out of the win
dow as | spoke, but he suddenly started
for the door
"I'll be back in "a moment, he cried,
MS he hurried down star Presently he
returned and appeared to be highly
clnted about something,
Friar,' he said, Che generally spoke
TO me thus; it was a nickname he had
given me from the fact that ! wore my
hair clipped, and had a bald spot on
the top of my head which rcsembled
the tousure,) ADO you remember that
splendid head we saw IN the Castelli
talleryf
We'll, / replied, "what about il p
s'Only that just now saw it in flesh
and blood living face, and as Ill
yiucly beautiful OH you laugh,
hey Let me tell you that in all you
travels YOU never saw beauty like
this
"Whcrsdid Won see her P" | inquired.
"At tho door talking ia Raphaal.
Her f,ther was with ber. he is.a Usher
man :,
81 l,n't az, why Won sb,plJ no NOR.
tnr,cI about II p" raio;nnl ,NLat
i NIX Won ;"
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Yes, haphael introduced mo to
noth father ana daughter out OF course
I oao ho conversation with them, they
lelt lmuedlately. Raphael says they
only ave a. lew miles nom here, auu
are Instantly connected with hls moth
ers family lie is going TO take me
down There, N,u you go tuar
lhanN You, replied - IL wan
unu. You are acquainted, then porhap'
Wit make VISIT with YOU.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

AT one of the Saratoga hotels they
have coIored waiter, who takes VI
hat. cane or. umbrella Of every g'ies,.'
and invariably returns it without n l.
inra mistake. His ACCURACY Is Mains
3 fortune fer hlL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-08-17

A FEMALE undertaken is patronizal
by fashionable eerpses IL Charleston.
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CCMPANlA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por el G0bierno de S. M. b,

Pasan Dor puerto dno Sanh6mas Europa Terra hrme
Pac6co das II 27 de oada mey para Haban Meco
los Esta Undos el dia 16 =.
Los paeros (leco Habana Puerto Rc ienen
peerena ecoe abo del Europa en-
la escoen segunda los que toman sus
iletes Santh6nas, la Ultima . -.-.,
Esa pohbdo los do 0@ar hete nno On asenc'
compa6a Oonsuado ngles Puerto Rico no abord0
ri pasae tornado abordo pagara un 10 pS de recago:
Pecios astsesane os oe'e de sta 1a@
Los pasaieros para Europa mbeda coren Las Antas
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principe D. A. g. Martnez-Nuevitas-D Manuel Marqu
C.-Gibara- Longoia Rosales Csi
Baracoa Srnores Nonery -Paa.SenOres Gineb
-Mayaguez-Senores Rads hemanosy Co.: PtoRco
de Caacena CompSanT Thdmas-Senor
Lamb Compania
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
TIE MYSTERIOUS MURDER.


Death Of NIr. Kuster. Of Yeskers-Hs Desa
nc Bellevue HosPitnl-The Pslicc Uaakeo -
Trace tho Murderers. g e
In the case OF the mysterious shooting OF Nj. Co.
tav Kuster. a merchant IN Y0nkers at or near R1ys
erlale station on the Hudson River Railroad. aoGno
three miles above the city boundary, in WestcAeseM
county, ct late hour on Tuesday night -
previously reported, there has been q fatal resunk
he having died in Bellevue Hospital about tArss
O'Clock yesterday morning.. The circumstances sak
rounding the shooting Of Mr.. Kusser are Involved u
mystery, and may never be developed. although Is
Is firmly believed he was attacked by highwaymoa,
robbed OF his gold watch and chain. aud IN hts
struggle TO escape was shot through the heaa,
either falling or rc oTswns c on inc rail- saSS
shooting MI: Kus!er remained there GU
three O'Clock "Wednesday morning, when tenA0
OF cars Of the Hudson River Company In passL1G
and crushed his right arm besides nnIctlnG
other injuries. Mr.. Kaster being placed aboard -
train, was brought to the city. and renamed UNDER
treatment in the hospital up 70 the time Of ~
death. A son OF deceased and other relatives
waited upon Coroner Young yesterday aftefnoou
ana requested permission TO remove the remains -
YOnkers for ntcrment which was granted late 10 ~
examination OF the remains made BY deputy Oere-
ner Marsh. day Tor the inquest has mes yes
been named, and II may be found Impossible 70 o.
tain witnesses who will be able by their evidence
10 explain the mystery. In the meantime IL
Y0nkers police and the detectives OF this city arc
little II any clue on which to work. 1t was stated
yesterday that man had been arrested IN Y0nkegn
on suspicion OF having been OF tho parties cea-
cerned In the shooting Of Mr., Kustcr. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

Shoris notice did not call for the election OF Alder.
men or Assistant Alderme0.
Judge BARNARD said the Court OF Appeals had
deolded In Judge Dawes case tnas nvc mlnuseg
M. LAwsEsCs replied that II the matter was post
p0ned until election day it would be too late.
judge BARNARD asked what harm II could 40 II
Mr.. Corson intended 70 place the boxes without
such order.
on public o1oer that ne did not intend to do his
Judge BARNARp said there was no imputa,ion At
oil. II that were oil he would grant the order.
York. held Court House, said city OF Nov York
on the I'd day OF November, ISL.
N. rsops q e: ' s. q sr s relation Of
George Krau sxainss Cosnelius Corson Chief Of the
Bureau OF Elections "a The city and county Of New YORK
reaor named and the order TO show cause herein
dated November en aud on motion OF A. D. Lawrence.
ordered Thss peremptory nandaus issus out Of and
Sodss The zeal Of this dscss c me ss *.
county Of New York on thsh day Of November ISL for
erea II ho .sson ac: IA the
Eighth As:smby dI:tlic q said ely and SSIny, a.. .S
parts o shs Eleventh Snd ssvsnseaS wards
city, and In ali the election districts contained 10 me
ana .n A.. e :ss e scs o s. Il:
district ward and Assembly disrcss IN said city tho
vember 1871 At or before the opening OF polls for the
purposes said election TO the Inspectors 0 Election In
and Se a.S % III. said Cornelius coro
Chief of the Bureau Of Elections 70 soc tha the
said boxes respectively labelled and numbered a. re-
city and county OF New York" passsd April s. lS7a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
TIE FIFTEEN MILLION BONDS

Aasther Modification Of tho Great xrjGaciisn-
August Bciaent 10 the Rescue.
Application was made yesterday before Judge
Barnard by counsel, on behalf OF August Belmont,
for modification OF the Injunction relating to the
issue OF the balance OF fifteen millions worth OF city
bonds to be negotiated IN the foreign MARKET por
ton OF these bonds were negotiated By Mr.. Belmont
who now applies for order to restrain the Deputy
Comptroller from endorsing the new issue with the
words, "Appr0ved. A. H. Green, Deputy Comp
tr0llcr.u IL urged that IS the first issue OF the
bonds did not presen, tins endorsement, foreign
capitalists will look with suspicion the change
thus proposed, while the holders OF the bonds al
ready negotiated may take alarm, and ruln0us de-
probation OF the bonds follow thereon.
JUDGE BARNARD'S ADDITIONAL MODIFICATION
On reading and 1llng the petition OF August Bel
mont, and after hearing MI. Browne for the petit.
toner, and Mr. strahan for the deputy Comptroller
OF the CITY Of New York. IN open court consenttng.
not opposing, ordered that the injunction herein
granted be 90 far nodded rs 20 permit the
issue OF the balance Of the bonds negotiated by the
petitioner Belmont being tho balance OF 600
bonds without the writing across the face thereof
OF the words IN said Injunction order required OF
approved. Andrew Il. Green DEPUTY Comptroller"
GEORGE BAHNARD
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

sin Asother MHadaHus-Bsxe for tho Alder.
In an interval OF the proceedings In the case of
the Inspectors OF Election Judge Barnard vas A.
sailed BY other counsel demanding his judicial inter.
position to compel the city authorities 10 have cty
or aldermanc boxes placed at the several boiling
places on election day.
The application was made by Nc Abraham Il.
Lawrence.
kr. BooKsrAvER, appearing for Mr.. Corson. Chief
OF the Bureau OF Elections. presented three opcc.
tions-nrst. that II did not appear that Mr. Corsou
had refused 70 put tho boxes in-in feet. he IN.
tended TO DO y; the second. that tue manaamus
HAa sssvS egQsscMyA 80 w ,hisl uAs "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

tAath must be damp In rainy weather; haviag besa
SPONGE but he hnds no fault with the maaADo-
mSns o the Warden or tho troatmcnt = -
NJ. Sullivan added that nearly al Sko
9LSoeds ~ Ludlow Street jail for debt were nsv
watch the ball was over SEQ 600 and Ihey vouI6 =
brought before the Court after due inquiry. II
aIeW instances the prisoners sent word that Tier
TINS ended the proceedings. The vast thrOaG
Slowly let tue court. Many Q heart beat j0yfulV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
THE PHILADELPHIA MIDDLE.
Csuncilnsen In DRnser-Rcauits Of Becs ming
surety Ter City OnlciaIs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 8, 1871.
The City Treasury muidle still remains without
change for the better. A clause In Purden's Digest
OF pennsylvania Laws, paragraph "A. Of the Crimi-
nal Code, makes II nsdemcanor, punishable Dy
expulsion from Office and . nne OF $500. for any
Councilman 10 be surety for any City 0fcer. HUM
and FAreira, OF the CITY Council are both on Mar
GERS bond, and, therefore, liable to expulsion from
ONCE. Neither the press or Philadelphia nor HUM
seems t0fbe aware OF the paragraph In the state
laws, and while MT. HUM Is particularly active In
prosecuting Marcer and Yerkes he Is in great danger
himself.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
THE RAILROAD FIGHT IN HoBoKRE.

IN IWiWnCftOn Issued 1Gainet FURTHER TOstku4
Up az the Rails-TrnvcI ResumcA. H,
As was predicted In yesterdays HERALD tine fsee
Ment Of the North Hudson County Railroad Co.
pany has succeeded IN obtaining from Chaaceasee
2abriske an Injunction against the dessructtoa g
the horse car railroad on the streets IN H000ko3
me Mayor aud street Commissioners were qs1cky
notified Of the Chancellor's action. ana tne 49,
afternoon the horse cars were enabled 70 ru1 -
usual to the manifcst satisfaction OF those rcssosn
come up In the C0urts ana the chances are thas ne
right OF the city tax the company snail 20 upNo0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
VIEWS OF THE PAST.
NOVEMBER {.

1904 revolution took place In Perpignan, France;
red republicans stoned the Mayor to death.
1s69-0eorgc Peabody died in London.
ls53-Batuo OF Oitinitza; the Russians beaten ~
lsS2-Prince President fouls Napoleon announced
TO the bonato the contemplated restoration OF
tho empire. and ordered that the people
sA0uad 6e consulted On ~ chAnxe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
SUICIDE IN NEWARK.

In Newark yesterday afternoon man RamoA
Sanders scventy-Gve years Of age. and resldisg 6
No. l42 Green street. committed suicide ny hanging
himself in an Clubhouse He was found ana cut
down while still alive aud q surgeon at once cent
for. lie fingered I'LL late hour last night.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

Airich Mueller, German, atty pears Of are, aocidesv
fell with back Of his head the frontsg -
Ridge street, and terribly injured that death enssa
soon afterwards Coroner Young was notified 10 heA -
inquest on the body, which sent TO the Morsus. "
Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest at No. - o.
mine street the body Of Mr. Louis Phyfe. dnyaa
OF whose death resulted from injuries received ~
sccdentsly falling from ladder Ia the roar Of prenlsO
No. $50 West Houston street, where he a work. D.
ceased lived in Hudson City, n. j.
who employed cock u ITO West Thirty Gss sssese
early Thursday afternoon. while slightly ntoxioaie4, ~
down the bed hours foanA
II be dead The police report thai Mrs. Brown had drank
excess for many Coroner Young was called 20 -
q inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

Grand total Forest Fire FUND.-.
The following Geographic despatch was yesterdag
received at tins Oflice.- fst
Te THE EDIroR or xHH HERALD
made draft for additional three thouaAnd and sev
dollars and thi7ty-four cents (Sa06 81 hca!ea 49,
This generous aid 10 Giing our city wsa acssyy -
hope. GEOh9h ruLn.Aae
Acknowledged from che HERALD, $sO,00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
NEW YORK CITY.

for the twenty four hours in comparison with ~
ondng day OF last year. Indicated by The therns
eer At Hudnu!'s Pharmacy, HxRALD Building cernsf 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
AcQUITTAL OF SURGEON KING.

The trial At Pine Level, Fla OF wiianA n. KNnGs
surgeon United States Navy. for causing ne 0seA
Of Mortimer kellogg. chief engineer Of tue mcasess
Terror. resMind I" tie immediate vevdlct q noA
RQl!tg,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

From the College Of the City Of New YsslE.
The Junior class OF the College OF the oaty q New
York have GENT us check for <2S2 IS, che procee4e
OF their entertainment In aid 0f the Chicago saf-
ferer3, ts sx4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04

Subscriptions In Havana. Cuba.
Tie following subscriptions raised at Havan4
Cuba, for the relief OF the Chicago sufferers, &ave
been forwarded to this city through toe house =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-04
THE FUNDS FOB THE FIRE vICrW,

The following sums have been received 6 -
HERALD o:ilce for the sufferers by the fires In ca
cago. Wisconsin and Michigan since last reports
FOR CHICAGO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-17
4 Maidcn's Love.

Human nature has no essence more
pure the world knows nothin" more
clastc heaven has endowed the
mortal heart with none hVlicr, than the
nasccnt affection OF u youn" virgins
sOnl.--ThC warmcst language of the
sunny South is too cold to shadow
forth even II faint outline of the en-
thusil,lic sentiment. And Provi-
dcncc has made the richest language
poor III the same respect, because
the depths of hearts that thrill with
loves emotions are too sa"rcd for the
m contemplation. The mu>i-
chi voice of love siirs the source of
the sweetest thoughts within the
human breast, and slcnI into the pro-
found rcccsscs of the soul, touching
cords that never vibralcd before,
and calling into gentle companion.
ship delicious hopes uuti' then un-
known. Yes, the light of y young
maidru'S first love break, dimly but
beautifully upon her, rs the ,ily II
luslrc Of n star glimmcr~ through u
thickly woven bower: aud the first
blush that mantlcs her check, rs she
feels the primal influence, is faint
and pure as that which u rose lrai
might east upon marble. l;ut how
rapidly does that light grow stronger,
and that flush deeper, until tie pow
crful cllulgcncc of the II cradinlcs
every conner of her heart, aud the
crimson glow Of the other sulluscs
every feature of her countcDancc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-17

The grand priz" at the head of tho list Is n
part OF HE Farm formerly owned by Col. q.
W. Polk, situated on the Mt. Pleasant Pike,
WcStO Columbia. II contains $50 acres and
has II fine residence with all out buildings
complete and well improved.
We call particular attention to tho follow.
ing:
1T. We propose to conduct this enter
prise in u strictly hOnOra dc way.
II. No persons will be admitted to the
drawing but those who hold shares the
Committee to supcrintcnd the drawing
must be selected by the shareholders. The
Managers will take no part in the drawing
but merely furnish the necessary appliances.
~. No person connected with the man
agement will be allowed to hold q share UNI
der any circumstances.
It'll. Absolute titles to the various pieces
of real estate will he made by the Managers,
thus avoiding The usual trouble experienced
In other Distributions.
9TH. We will satisfy the public that this
Distribution will he conducted in such -
as to sustain the confidence of eve
ry shareholder in the management.
The Drawing will he made at Athens,
Ala, at which place, for tickets and inlor-
nation in regard thereto, address
HODGE a. ATrWEIL.
pE-A Special Train will he chartered for
the occasion that all may attend the Draw
Ing.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-17
licCrshebn SDrinss,

This charming and delightful sammor
resort, bears of the palm and takes tho
lead Of all our Southern watering places
this season. It has the advantages over
all Of them in bong located on a majestic
mountain, towering ovor two thousand
feet above tho sea, easy Of access and in
tho most delightful, l~ife-giving, health
inspiring climate on tho continent. Tho
hotel accommodations arc, in all respects,
faultlcss, and kept in a manner satisfac-
tory to everybody by tho popular and
veteran landlord, Sam. NJ. Scott, assisted
by the renowned Gen. II. G. McMackin.
Tho crowd At IIeershoba is large and eve
rybody seems at homo and TO enjoy
themselves, ms in the good old days OF tho
past, when this was tho iavorito summer
resort of tho South. A more genial, pleas
ant and agreeble company never Assem-
bled AT u wateringplaco II is easy ofac-
cess, being only a fow hours Of pleasant
travel from McMinnvillo, and passon-
gers from Chattanooga and. Nashville,
leaving in the morning, roach tho springs
tho same evening for tea.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1871-08-17
The Little People,.

Hiding her rrandmammo's knitting away.
IrlcRlnF the k,ttgPs ihgir letter a,pIoy,
I]l .ITIgsI'T Tea u" roT IT. y" aIl 'b, by ho %"I ,"'"'
T"iIl n a W iRn nss, H. ~ m ,nG 4 n. aIon,'
sewing her apron, dcmarc a. you Please,
Any one so'snch q dear little tcasc'
Printing her hands in the soft, i"mptin
r,m nIEr' and brurs
l]anpling The ynrn and mnraN"Iing The lace,
M i"iTE : az 'ro T'In rT bc ri vrry L, Gt'rI'
Eays that he set. The wluI c house in wbirI;
'"% KHcc -, "'F p'"''"@ '''fo d'"" at her
CLASPS to her hclrt again tear little tease.
4 SchnoIho,,s A.,iu,i,u onh
how WIKI v,rr fnmn,oi, G,'
then / could always be- a plny;u~r
"Auu,icr said IIu. Lroc-,oor
oil nno I,r 81 ,l,nl I;,o ,;n.
,nrnn. ,,rrL,L .n Lrnn"l -" ',,,"L
,arrnuoye m,Lrs ,Ln fnnn. ,r,n I'' n,,,
L~,rnnn.y
nu,, ,.,, =,
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