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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The MARRIAGE OF Prince CZartoryski with
the Princess Margaret of Nemours took place
at Notre Dame, in Paris, on January 10. Four
thousand dollars worth of shrubs and flowers
were ordered Tor the occasion, and the cathedral
was ernamented with fifteen escutcheOns bear
ing the CzartOryski arms, and As many with the
arms of NemOurs. The Emperor of Brazil led
the bride to the altar, and he was followed by
the Due de Nemours, who gave his arm to the
Empress of Brazil, and by the Prince Czarto-
ryski with the Duchess de Charities.
A WHOLE TOWN Down WITH THE SMALL
Pox.-It is reported that the smallpox is raging
fearfully at Thayer, Iowa. Out OF q population
OF less than one thousand over sixty deaths have
occurred within four weeks. Almost every per-
SON in the town is stricken down with the dis
ease. No trains are allowed to stop there.
LADY FRANKLIN has offered a reward Of
e.. 900 for the recovery Of the records OF the
Erebus and Terror, supposed to have been
deposited in King Williams Land.
ended Wednesday night by its adjourning sine
die. There was no quorum. and nothing was
done in relation to the governorship.
~ Forty years ago nearly the whole Of Ohio
duced I'm the Ohio Legislature to encourage the
cuitiva alton OF forests.
SThe sheriff broke up baptism on the
banks Of the Ohio, at Cairo, saying that the
water was too cold, and that ii the minister
persisted he would prosecute him for murder.
ST. caught her softly by the arm,
MY gentle blue-eyed Kate,
She slnealed "Let 60, you cuss'ed fool,
You hurt my vascinate!"
ga royal decree was read in the Spanish
Cortes on Wednesday dssolving the Senate and
Congress. Elections for the Cortes are ordered
for April 2, and the new body is convOked for
April "a.
VBaker, the principal witness against the
parties charged with the murder of DIR. Robin
son in Utah, was arrested yesterday in Salt
Lake CITY for perjury in said case, and held u
bail in 50 900.
~Lewis Baker, junior lessee OF the Granl
Opera House, in New York has been arrested al
the instance Of Cole, his partner, charged wi b
refusing TO refund advances to the amount OF
$40 eco. Bail was fixed at al 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

INV PLAN FOR PROTECTION OF BUILD
INGS FROM FIRE-Chief Engineer Cronin. of
the tire lie partment of this District, has submit
ted 10 the Secretary OF State the following plan
Tor the protection Of the State Department
building from IRE: 81 will, for a small cost
arrange in youT building system of gas-sipes
communicating with a vessel, in which carbonic
acid gas is fOreibly condensed or generated
which vessel may be located either in the base
ment or in some other convenient place. The
said pipes Will be 20 distributed about the build
ing and provided with stop-cocks at convenient
locations that az any moment either your watch
man, or any other person. can, by simply turn
ing the appropriate cock, completely ill any
one or more of the rooms with the gas in ques-
ton. which il Is well known will readily extin-
gUish ire The proposal Is now before the Su-
Ferintendent OF Public Buildings and Grounds
Tor report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

FE.oM j. Lewis Ba2I we have the u, "a. Gl;t,ta,
fashion magazine fol- February: frdtA j. G..
Parker, Greeley's TrsjaA,e FINANCE for 1872, and
H0rpty's ", eEIy for February 3; also, from Jas.
l.. KeT1and We have the tribune AIa,d1a>c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

LIVE Srocx AND FISH AND OYSTER MAR
KKTs-Beard II EecItt Iaspsc:s5ss. - Marine
Produots-No change in the prices siscethe ISst
Live stock reports for the week ending Fri
day. JanuarE-Stth-At Clark's Depot. fer sale OF
swine GA bsgs~sT sold; prices same - previous
week, 67s TO q Der cwt. At Center arket 6
beef cattle snd sOSuilcb cows were sold; prices
varying FROM IS 10 so per head At Brewers
Rest $50 beef cattle were offered for sale. go >od
for gIter. 81 fer feeding 6 for BaitiH ore and
81 left over prices ter infrior grades from ) to
~ tor better grades from : To g. per cwt.:
two extra cattle sold for per ID. s0S sheep ON
sale, p sold for Baltimore, I59 for slaughter n,
prices from 81 tOsA per cwt. One extra lot of
. weighing S,d75 lbs. odd for : per ewt hogs
sseld for > cents per 10. 70 mich cows. Eavng
calves. very poor graes. sold for prices ranging
ifFom S25 to S55Fer hs AL.
THAT BoCUs MBNoRIAL-Yst Aaotssr'--'rhe
'nesnorial 10 Cohgress-2galnStt the BoariGi Pub
networks are con.ng out by the score cards
|. branding the use of their names as aTergery.
Here l. another:
EAsHIECTOy, Jan. -. 1872.
.ES.tOr Star: i saw with astOnishment my u q zee
published among shesigaatures to Seversou's
Setitisn for an Investigation OF the proceedings
q tse Board of PUnlic Werks. did not sign,
TusT uid authorize any one to sign, the petition
foe me, and in fact, knew nothing about il Mn
III saw it in print SanTet The party or parties
Prosecuted for so doing?
very respectfully b. +. SHANKs-
THE PLTENT AGENT Cash. the C,urt In
General erm to-day, the case Of Alexander agt.
the District Of Columbia was .called-MesSrs.
Cook AID 'ahill representing tie District and
Mr.. Co,mbS. the com laia2nts.
Mr.. CooasSu ggested, "a badge Macarthur was
absent ana she case was a very important one,
ON the decision Of which another case IL pend
ing. that IT wISIld he well Ia : ave affll bench.
Chief Justice Cartier Thought tie case should
be heard Tvs Tie full bench.
After some farther discussion JUlIe Mac
Art fura sF1tf nfyl
went on, Mr.C0ak opening the 4yguB4snt on the
gonts in his d lief, published il yesterdays
STAR.
REAL ESTATE SALE.-Latimsr & Cleary,
a&ctiOneCrs, sold last evening TO danes =. Cas-
sasd part of lot l,,1n square 391 Stb street,
between p and q -treets, improved by 4 two
story brick dwelling, for 81 400.
FEoM j. Lewis Ba<aI we have the >,EotGl:t,al,
fashion magazine fol- February; frdtA j. g.
Parker, Greeley's Trij4A,e FINANCE for fS72, and
HGTpsy'S ", e!Iy for February 3; also, from Jas
l.. keTIand We have the Tribune Alatd0a>c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

PAYMENT OF THE Diets OF THEOID CoEpo-
EAEloN.-The District Controller has received a
certified copy Of the act of the legislature pro-
NIding for the payment OF the outstanding and
floating debt OF the late corporation of this city
by al issue OF scrip bearing seven per cent.
interest i his act contains the emergency clause
and could be put into effect at once; but il is the
intention OF the authorities 10 delay action OF il
for few days until Congress acts on the fund
Governor 10 effect n loan and pay of, in cash
the debts OF the city embraced in the report OF
the auditing commission. IL Is expectsd this
" will pass, and that the arrangement TO nav
in rasb w., - more satisfactory % the creditors
and fully COMPENSATE them for such delay a,
may be occaSiOned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

BoZs come and see the solid silver watches,
warranted for two years, for SO, at Princes
Bazaar, lo06 Pennsylvania avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

AN EXTENDED POPULARITY. - Each year
hEds " BTOsTl's Bronchial TT0csss' in new iocali-
ties in various parts of the world. For relieving
COgghs, Colds and Throat Disease. the TEaches
have been Dy3red reliable 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

-. II. PRINCE has decided till the first OF
March 10 sell of the various goods he has a
cost, as he anticipates making a change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26
Il. F. SHANKs.

REAL ESTATE SALE.-Latimsr s Cleary,
aSctioneCrs, Sold last evening, TO danes J.. Cas-
sasd part of lot li,n square 391 Gs Sth street,
between p and = .treets. improved by 4 two
story brick dwelling, for 81 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26
CITY ITEM s.

LIeRT WEIGHT 8yKRooArs and Wing Coats
for early spring wear.
Cnderclothing in great variety.
Perfectly Citing Shirts.
Elegant Neckwesr. GRO. &. HENEING,
Ne. 40 It'll street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

CONE AND SEE the bargains at Princes IA
zaar. N you don't see that he offers induce
21entS don't purchase.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

ASK YOUR GROCER OF supply dealer for
Cooley's Yeast Powder, the best Baking Pow
der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

PARENTS call and secure msriRo underwear
for yeur boys at bali the usual price, at Prime :
Bazaar, le0G pennsylvania Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26
BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
WELLINGTON.
- BOOKSELEER. SrsrYONPR

CRXLLINGIoN.
- BOOKSELLER. SrsTEDNFR
And Nevs Agent, corner of AZ -rrect and Pa ave
LIST OF INV BOOKS:
THE SlLNESrERS; Or. THE oCrCASTS
LoRn BANTAM satire by the author 81 GinN
E-lr Price - cents
AMERICAN BARON; novel by james q,
= &c. frIce 81
RLknE - GRASS; hy Fsrj>an. Price . cent.
Price 81 %.
HIGHER LAW a romaree Price s,-s
Nj sTER kAhLS SKETCH BOOK; by Chas
Leland. Price s. 20
Hentg Prize q 20.
fAlR To SHE. novel. Price = cuts
hObAGNED ALI AND ais H sCSR an his
q Iscsl Romance, ty MuhlbaCh Pr . 81
IHk CITY . new illustrated mag ins Pric. IS
Tie Christmas number Il Lpf,lua illustrated
News, with beaui iful Chroma Pic ur- Price - Ct
Al the new Magazines and Fashion Books f,r
February reCeiNca. Blank Books. Pass Book
hencIsndum Bosss. Workman Time Books. Pa
her Pencils, Gfl,cit Pens aud Staff nery Of sv.r,
description. PNre Linen Round Cornered Clrh
House Playing Cards, whols sSIe the very lo~.-l
prices ianSl N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

THE ALERT BASE BALL CLUE has reorganized
a. follows: +. 4. Cook, president; j. III. Brooks,
vice PRESIDENT; Edward Savoy, treasurer; Jos
Il. Mason corresponding secretary; Robt. Rob
insOn, recording secretary; VIM. w. Grimes
CAPTAIN; BENJAMIN Freeman. scorer. Board of
,iTectOrs-Saudy Bruce, W. Dent, Robert Tall
xieTro, ii. Washington and Jos. Cook.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

BOARD OF PUELIC WoRKs.-At a meeting Of
the Beard OF Public Works last night, Mr.. l..
:. Fnbert. of Philadelphia, was authorized 10
lay vulCanite foot p3Yements on such portions
at New York avenue a. the board may direct,
al II 10 per yard. The board will receive pro
IOsals until noon, Feb. ist, for keeping in re-
pair pubic pumps IN the District Of Columbia
:or the period OF one year, the repairs 20 en-
brace new material aud ali work necessary To
keep the pGmps in thorough working order
The board will also receive proposals until the
same date Tor keeping in repair the gas work OF
the public lamps of Washington and George
town Tor the year ending Dec. 81, ls12.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26
LOCAL NE VS..
Ansusements. &c, Tonight.
Condemned Locals

NdfssA0i TAsG.eT.-J. X. Emmett a. Fritz"
L'asat' Ho3-Leeture by Lofty Rough en-
d" Popping the Question"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26
LADIES GOODS.

MADAME ESTRFNS.
VI 6t-l3rR STREET
CHEAPEST RUTSE SOTTE NEW TDE-
FOR IEsN Es"
SWITCHES EoR THE TREN,I TWIST. one
ysrd ioi &. only 81
Tall and eNau;ne for yourself GH
Two THE LADIES or Wash NGrON AND
VICINITY
can the attention & lsii~s ''r rn1issrurs' q
~ NffIsits st'rA g HAIR Abs. SIDE
hLS. LONG PlAlTS. ~ 1t.NbN~. a. vel ~
Estet Narlety q rr.r c'ass lM4rA rIuN GO yps
m ~ shades ard lengths.
Ny goods eac,n In quality sni p-f-es any
th.i 4 ~ TIE sltd ever olirfrd 90 n t.-Frlrf
sdi's own hatr ni-dr ~ in an sNlH- dasirrd
CCicur,s pour SC'fef. prutnrrIN .fT a4.l -
,-.....- %. pHlilpPl. q Pss,,
PREMlUN MAIN WORK F-CTORG
jsCt Ra,~'.l.r 20 %, I. . .. 49,;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

IMPROVING THE WINDER BCILDISG.-Mr.
James Eveleth, of the War Department, has
Lad the embankments caused By Q regrade OF r
street, adjoining the Winder building, cut down
20 tie level OF the curb, the government bear
ing the expense. He has also had several ma
pies set out the central line Of the sidewalk at
equal distances apart, and proposes. should Con
gress pass an adequate appropriation, to erect
two new entrances for the building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

NEW CHUICH.-A University church was or
ganized yesterday evening at Howard Uniyer-
sIty. Thirteen membersoi the First Congrega-
uonal Church took letters of dismissal to aid in
the organization. Rev. DIR. Rankin presided
and administered the Lords Supper. Professor
- IL. Reeve, Presbyterian, and Professor T..
Nhlttiesey, Congregational, were elected asso-
ciate pastors. ID. B. Nichols, A. l.. Barber, and
MIR. OHesr were chosen deacons. The church
Is undenominational, upon an Evangelical ba-
sis OF doctrine. and was organized for the con-
Venience OF students attending Howard Uni
yeIsity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

DETERMINED To COMMIT SUIcrDE.-Charles
Jacobs, residing on sth street northeast at
tempted 10 commit suicide by taking laudanum
Yesterday afternoon, but being prevented in
that he cut his throat in several places with a
razor. DIR. Christi was called in and attended
him. He Is i'm a dangerous condition. and but
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery. The
cause for the rash act is supposed 10 be depTe>-
zion OF spirits by reason Of bis being out OF
fmnlOA mfnf-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

The JOINT COMMITTEE ON COMMERCE AND
MANUFACTURES of the two houses OF the legs
lative assembly OF the District of Columbia, ap-
pointed under resolution of the legislature for
the encouragement Of commercial enterprise
in our midst and the development of the re-
sources OF the District, met to-day at the com
j0urnment. The importance of the work as
signed TO this committee cannot be 0verestima-
ted, and being In the hands of OF some of our
most energetic citizens, we anticipate larger
results from their lab0rs. We see no reason
why this District should not become the center
OF great industrial enterprises, and we believe
that a .Judici0us setting forth OF its commercial
advantages would be the means Of inducing
foreign capitalists TO invest largely here as
many OF our citizens ready to do.
Meanwhile the committee should receive the
cooperation Of all persons interested in the
be held at the rooms above mentioned, and all
interested are invited to attend. The time Of
the next meeting will be Friday next, at IL IN.
EXTENSIVE Book Messrs. Latimer &
Cleary, auctioneers, will commence q catalogue
sale next week in Hoods Marble Building, north
west corner of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, of valuable collection Of elegantly
bound and illustrated English books, forming q
portion of magnificent collection comprising
nearly 100000 worth, consigned for sale in
Washington, and sent direct from the grea,
publishing houses of London and Scotland. COM
prsiDg the best Encyclopedias, Galleries OF
Art, Histories, Works Of Fiction, all the British
Poets, Scientific Books, &C.; elegantly bound I'm
Russia morocco, calf, &c, and illustrated by
the great artists; Edinburgh and Quarterly Re-
views, Doge Bible, Sc, to which we would call
the attention Of the public generally.
MARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH BIZ SuFFo-
CATIoN.-Last night Mrs. Riley and her young
child, living on Eighth st. east, between G and
III SITS south. we're nearly sufocated by the es-
cape OF gas from a stove in the room in which
they were sleeping. Fortunately q little girl
had occasion 10 go into her room, and finding
Mrs. X. unconscious, notified officer Smith, who
lives near by, and he with his wife rescued the
woman and child from the danger they were in
aud them IN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

TIE sOeT celebt ated and successful Latrob,
Heaters and Slate n antels in the world; also
ChaEdeliers. Gas Stoves and Weather Strips a
Hamilton & Pesrsonc, No. 4, Y. NJ. q. A. Baild
ing, Sth and ID streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

REsT QUALITY KID GLOVES at sl5a at Prices
AS 9TH street..
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Georgetown Advertisements.

RY THos. BOWLING, Agcrioneer; Georgc n.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS AT
% Twill II, o. wEDNEsDAY MoRNISG.
" dsnee 81 Mr. RieaarS FSliai5S Sse No. IS MAJ Ma
nvkst street, a general assortment of Household
wardruses Bureaus, Bedst. ads.
Sesth'r Beds and Bedding, Extension Tables.
Sia,ssware, Cnusry, RefrIEeraSr
S St Of T ys sScs Sc sS Bookcase.
BY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
ATp s SFAfFf kfg sscqfSS
a On fUEsIsAy; Janasry 20, ls7f at 10
IN tlsman Ginning hca.a Ping, On tn cor CIR
~ tner OF Green aud stoddsrd streets, general
hold furniture. We Esne in part
Elegant Walnut PsIlor Suit ia Rep.
Elegant lace and DamasS Surtsins
Mirror, W alBut Marble top Table. and Etegege.
.stp1 i !; Ku e.; ott1ms., aud oiieloth
Dab DinGg room Chairs I'D Extension TaSle.
Solid Wsnut Marble to1 aud other Chamber
sTbIe-tos and other wsshstsnds ana Buresus.
HAN MattI<ss,s, Feather Reds and Bedding
PaIioT, king aud Other Stoves, Retrserstor, &c
ARA many arficfs too numerous 10 M en'iOn.
Hcuse, water and gas throughout, ine garden At
jap22-d THOMAS D0wLINi. Auet.
OLDEST A&D LARGEsg DYRING AED
US CURING ESTABLIsHsEsTI IN THE IFS
TRlCT-Establ shed 1881. HghSepromium award
ed Ay the Metropolitan NeCbsuic Substitute, 1851.
Ladies DTessrs. shaws. C,osks. sc SC, cleaned
N the best manner; if desired, without ripping
felyets, Furs- k< Boots. Slippers and Kid Gloves
cleaned IN ST. ie Gnsurp a in this cBgutrY-ia
from sto "a hours. Dress Goods, slzwl<, Sac lues,
tnoSs, Plumes, n Id clvss, &c. SC Gent :
tl0sks, Coats. Pahts, AM Vests dyed in the best
manner. Guaranteed to be the best place in the
Ilstflct f0r the cieaESng Il Gcntleuea's Clothing
kNeryt hi0g sppertai1SBg to the business promo IL
attendedto. Gods received and returned Ny cypress
W II. WHEATLEY, Froerietor
Post Office Box 1928 'tn1 IL
w w. X. ROBINSON +. V. BOZ INSUN.
ROBINSON & BROTHER
MACRIkISTS AND EEGIyEPRS
No. o4 " at'r Street, between High and Congress
Georgetown, ID e.
kSgiDes. Mill Work and Machinery of all descrip
uVns made 10 order. Prorp: attention Civ n ca re
pairisg On the most reasOnsb terms. Janis La
NEW REFRESHMENT SALOON
Mr.. KAISER met Kaiser William, but Henry
II aiser has H. "A fal m a.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

DEroT FOR GENTS Al KIDS al Prices, Alb I'll
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

LADY FRANKLIN has offered reward of
f2.O00 for the recovery of the records OF the
Erebus and Terror, supposed to have been
deposited in King Williams Land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

l WILL CLEAR out my furs below first cost: a.
other goods at cost. L mean what l advertise
Come, ai.d you won't be disappointed. Prince
Bazaar, S10G Penn. avense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

GLOVES for TIE million at Prices, as eth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-26

DIMOvAL.-H. CUHEIkGHAAB SILK HA'
H FACTORY 10 REaOvBD from HE old n
stand to 1917 street. between 10th and lith
streets. jl5-3w
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24

The New York World, the princi.
pal Democratic organ in that city,
thus spoke of the Baltimore Conven-
ton while in session
1t is oddity, not uncertainty, that
causes so lively an interest in the pro.
ceedings at Baltimore 1t is the same
kind of interest on which Barnum, the
prince Of humbugs, has always SO
adroitly practiced. Joyce Heth,"
and "the woody horse" and the
what is ?" and the 'happy fami.
ly," and the Kentucky giant" and
'the fat woman" did not attract
spectators because they puzzled the
calculations of the public, but because
they eemedextraordinarily monstrOul
But in all of Barnum's houmbugging
exhibitions, the interest depends on
the surprise felt by the vulgar minds
in beholding something unusual.
Barnum,, the prince Of humbugs
never offered anything quite so odd
and monstrous as the entertainment,
which has been arranged at Baltimore
for the present week.
Of all the strange things which
have ever happened, what can seen
more extraordinary than the nomina
ton of Horace Greeley as the regular
Democratic candidate for president
1t being already certain that the thing
will be done, the country watches the
process with the same kind of inter
est it would feel in looking at hun
CRY anaconda about to swallow stag
-hoofs, branching horns, and ALL =
when it wonld nearly cost the ana
conda his life to perform the feat, te
say nothing ofthe pains of digesting
afterward."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24
SPAIN.
Attempt to Assassinate The King and
Queen.

MADRID, July 10, lS12.--At mid.
night last night, as the King and
Queen were returning from The Pal
ace, five men, conveniently posted
in Arnal-st., fired upon the carriage
Its occupants were uninjured. One
of the party was Immediately killed
by an attendant of the royal party
and two others were captured.
The greatest Indignation is very
where expressed at the eowardly
deed The tranquility Of the city il
undisturbed, although when account,
of the affair began to be generally
circulated there was much excite
ment, and crowds gathered in tht
neighborhood where the attack haG
been made, and by O'Clock in the
morning almost the entire population
of Madrid was fastening through the
streets.
The King and Queen remained
self-possessed during the scene of ex
element which ensued upon the at
tack and the brief conflict with the
assassins. When quiet had been in {
measure restored they proceeded tC
the place, where they now are, re
ceiving the members of the Ministry
the civil and military authorities o
the city, and deputations from the
people. All classes are enthusiastic
over the failure of the murderous at
tack. King Amadeus will visit San
tander tomorrow, in pursuance of 9
previously formed determination.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-07-24
LoNGFELLow TO BE RETIRED.
A Remarkable Body OF Water.

There is place in Oregon called
Smoky Valley, where the people have
a very curious way of cooking. They
do not have the trouble of making a
fire every morning when they wish to
get breakfast. They just walk out
with their kettles coffee pots and what
ever else they want, and cook at the
boiling spring. The water seems a
great deal better than common boiling
water, and all they need to do is to
hang their kettles in it for short
time and their food is nicely cooked.
They are able even to bake in it. The
bread is put into tight saucepan,
and lowered into the boiling food for an
hour or two, and then drawn up most
eXquisitely baked. Meat is cooked and
beans, which are the miners great
luxury. 1t takes but minute to cook
eggs, or to make a pot of Coffee or
tea; but il there should chance to be
q "slip 'twixt the cup and the lip
the food would be gone beyond re.
cOvery.