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Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
TO THE
Daily genaebet 9uurnal.
Horrible Murder In ArOOst0Ok
County.
Two Men Killed in Camp.
The Murderer Hung by Citizens.
A Deputy Sheriff one of the Victims-Iu.
tense Excitement in that Region.
(Portland Advertiser Special. |

Pressure Isle, April 80, via Houlton, May /.
A messenger has just arrived from Mapleton
Plantation, which joins this town on the
northeast and brings the startling intelli-
gence that c. A. Hayden, deputy sheriff OF
the county, and Thomas Hubbard, were MUIR
dcred in camp about three miles from Ma
pleton last night by one James Collins. The
only particulars of the bloody tragedy which
are now known are to the effect that Collins
entered the camp, killed Hayden and Hub
bard with an axe, set fire to the camp and
ticn made his escape. Two other men, who
were with the murdered men in the camp,
managed to make their escape from the burn
ing building, and the messenger who brought
the tidings states that he had his report from
them.
Intense excitement exists throughout this
section of the country in consequence of this
terrible affair, and the country is alive with
parties in search of the murderer.
Mr. Hayden was resident of Presquc Isle
and leaves 4 wife and one child. Mr. Hub
bard was unmarried.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH
Bangor, /. James Cullen, who murdered
deputy sheriff Hayden and Thomas Hubbard
in a lumber camp in Chapman plantation on
Tuesday night was captured the next morn.
ing in the cellar of his house in Mapleton
and socn after hung by party from Presque
Isle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02

The weather yesterday was most favorable
for strolls in the woods and on the grassy
bhillsides. The evening festivities at the Free
band First Baptist yestIics were exceedingly
well attended by a pleasant company. We
fhear the lecture by Rev. Mr.. Penney highly
kspoken Of.
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FOUND Z!

nN Bangor street, Tuesday forenoon, a wallet
~ containing sum of money, which the owner
can have by calling at Chisam, Robinson ~ Co.'s,
proving property aud paying for this advertise.
ment ClllSAM, ROBINSON co.
Augusta, April 80, 1873. mayl-lwt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02
Marrteu.

In this city, LIST inst, by Rev. c. F. Penney, Or
lando I. Toiman of Sharon, Mass, to Miss Lizzie
+. Packard of Manchester.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02

a lady applied to the experimenting school
committee the other day, for situation as
teacher Of school in one of the districts of
this city. In the written examination she was
|required to give list of TIE States on the
Atlantic coast. In the lis. she had Mexico
and Texas. The committee thought she
would make good teacher for vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02

As Mr.. Thomas Murphy vas driving down
PAX street, yesterday afternoon, with an ex-
ress wagon loaded with boards, part Of the
FAIRNESS gave way and the horse became un-
ianageable and started down the hill towards
|lle railroad track, where tie four o'cloel,
-ain was then standing. Mr.. Murphy was
grown from the load when about half way
own the hill, but was not injured otherwise
ian somewhat scratched and bruised. The
Lorse brought up against the mail car, and
lrning instantly, cleared himself from the
agon aud started up the hill, but was quick
\ secured apparently uninjured. The shafts
,ere both broken, and the body Of tlc wagon
overturned and badly smashed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02

A photographer in Portland, Lampson, en-
gagged a woman 10 wash the floor OF his pho
geographic galley. The woman seeing a large
aasin fall Of what she presumed vas hot wa
Der standing on the stove, emptied the con-
tents into her water pail to warm the water it
contained. Now it happened this basin con-
|ained Lamson's silycr-bath for his negatives
bnd the result was 0 re Black floor, two female
trms well BACKED, an awfuIly scared Irish
CONAN who thought 'tha diyiI had turned
per into nagur sure" and a loss Of fifteen
Dollars to Mr. Lampson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02

Brick has brought to the Augusta market
the first pine apples of the season. He is al
ways on hand with the choicest fruits from the
Boston markets, in their season. His steam
boat express is becoming Immensely popular.
By the breaking Of a kerosene lamp in the
store of Henry Woodward, Esq, in Winth-
rop, on Wednesday evening, fire was commu-
[nicated to his stock Of dry goods, causing
damage to the amount Of $50. Fully covered
by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02
Notice.

fsNIIE copartnoIship heretofore existing hctweeir
l the undersigned under the firm of WooDsUM
& WEYMOUTH, is this day dissolved.
G.N. WOODSUM.
uallowell, April 80, 1873. mayl3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-05-02
I9ien.

In Fairfield, 30th ut, Belinda Adelaide, infant
daughter a William and Mary Wnslow, aged II
months and 2l days.
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An INTERVENING WEDDING.
4 Young Pittsbur. Jcwess Admitted into
the Catholic Chvrch.
Pittsburgh Special . the Chicago Post.

Pittsburgh Special y the Caicaso Post.
The afternoon very interesting ccrs.
mOny took plase ., 81. Paul's Cathedral,
being nothing more nor less than the r.
cepsi"n "f convert from Judaism 10 the
Catholic Church. The conversion uf be.
lever in Ju''aism u rare, and when /, occurs
invariably awskens no end Of sensation
among the brs'hren Scn"nncetl. The con.
vert WAS young laly named Agnes
Schmidt, daughter III . wealthy jewish
merchant, WIN at the present moment. with
h's wife, Is travelling In Europe, and conss.
quen'ly is ignorant IT the step taken hy his
daughter. who was tavUrile child.
She WAS mO.lesily at,irrd. and :eemetl
very nervous .. the imp0r,an, step which
she wss about to undertake. She was &C.
companied by sympa,hizinE friends who
stood with her through the ritual of accept.
ance into the bosom "f tho Catholic Church
The convert WIS undeS tho instruction of
Fa,hGD DCncc, and the ceremony ~as per.
formed by tho Rev. Father Rrardon. A
great sensation hos been made in Jewi.h
circles hy this young ladys remuneration of
her ancestors, and when her parents return
home ,r'0hle is aprrehendrtl. II certainly
k"'Es fr'm present indications. that tho
young Indy will have anything but NJ eney
lime iN walking in the new path she has
chse,,. II II slaO said that love 10 At the
bOttUin Ot the affair.
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CRlcsc0's BIC RAFT.
Over Six Hundred Thousand Feet Of LINN.
ber Safely toNcd Across the Lake.

At list tie firsi great raft Of Michigan
lumber has arrived. The Time has given
The public all the facts of this change in the
mode IT lumber irnnsp"r,ution from the
time 1T it's inception. To what has already
heen snid can nov be aided the information
that an yesterday there arrived fr"m Lud.
ingi"n. Mich.. = raft "f G5O. 900 feet If ium.
lcr fr"m .Messrs Fi,zimunns & Cornell.
The raft il 7j feet wide, and lilo feet in
length; there WERE 40 sections, and in al
s61 logs in II. The average length If the
logs Is Is feet. and they ranged from 80 to
10 feet long. In making up the raft $50. ono
pounds Of chain were used, and the cost Of
bringing it over w"s $500. 1t took SIX days
to make up the raft, while the trip Was
made IN Us hours. Not n single log Was
LOST; the weather Was favorable in the ex
tren'e. no heavy weather being experienced
save during the last four hours If the trim,
Z. J. Cornell Inns remained .. darlington
aud Is supervising the construction Of sn.
other raft which will CONTAIN twice rs much
lom'er us this ono, and will also bc iugycd
over by the Joh" n. Die. which br.ugh,
the "ne that arrived On Yesterday. /,
would have c"st $2.OOO 10 bring by sail the
same quantity Of lunshnr which is contained
i" this raft. provided i, wesc of ordinary
length. and $3OO0 f"r the lot since i, is ot
unusual hng'h, lHing intended f"r bcs,ns.
The lumber brought over in this raft is
worth tl2M ia per thousand In l.udingi"n,
and t25 in this city. The profit If the
enterprise II therefore apparent, and the
great advantages Ut the new method are o.
manifold, thu, the wonder is no. ut its
adoption hui at the 'seI.y in adopting it,
Chicago Times. June 2Nk.
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When woman hos hen u drive into
the co'p, she takes hold 1t her h.Wps will,
ls',h hsr.ss AID shakes them quietly s"was,,
The delinquent, AMI says: ''3!,cw there! "
The hcc takes one lOUk ., the ohjeei to csm.
vince herself that !. il a woman. and ,he,,
stalks mnjrs,icaIly into the coup in pcrtcc,
disgust of her sex. A man doesn't d. ,ba,
way. lie g".s out d'"rs and S,ys: II. Is
singular that m.'l,Otly in this house can drive
be-" but myself" and picking up stick
Of w.nM hurls IL vt the offending bipei, and
Observes: ''0si In there y"u ,hicfr' The
hen immediately loses her nmson, s",l
dsshcs ~ the opposite end ot the yard The
MA" strigh,w"y dsshcs after her. She
comes In ck again with her head down, her
swings out, and followed by nm assortment
Of stove wood, frui, cans and coal.cl,uk kers,
wisAG much pulling and very mad man ~
the rcar. Then she SKINS up 10 the s,o"p,
and under the harm. aud over fenreOr two,
and around the house, and hack again TO
the e"'I'-"ll the while talking rs only ."
excited hen ca. talk, and aIl the y hile JOl.
lowed by things convenient for handling,
and by Msn whDse cs'at IL On the sxwburk,
and whose hat is On the ground. ami VIII '.s
perspi'a'ion and profanity app%sr u have
no limit.
by this time the other hens nave come out
I" 'nke hand in the debate and help dodge
!h" missiles; aud then the man rays every
hen "n the pIace shall be kOl.i in The morn.
ing. and puts on his things and g.~s .low"
the street. and the woman dons her b,mps
and les every one of ,h,'sc hens housed and
e'"iented ~ two minutes, and ,be only
s"un.i IL ard On the premises ~ the ham,
mering by the skie>s by - be msnds the
broken pickeis.- DsnSsry News.
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0SSOo8 A8S1DOSSSv SOV1BaS AD043eA
From Hepry Wattcsr0bs letter u the Courier Journal
The dormant hatred felt for America in
the hidden heart Of England 10 n,A wiih"u,
its cause. That this hsird does exist. ~,
man who has taken the ,rOubh>iO peer pc
meath the surface IT things. and sce them
~ they arc. can doubt. The iOaaiies anil
turf hunters v hO come over to Eng anil in
search Of literary and social dis,,n ton. and
WIN, when called upon ,Osleak at public din.
ners. pu's a'n'u, the bonds Of unisa be,vesn
England anil America which grow out Of
common ancestry and a common Language.
are Of course delighted with everything
they SCI and hear To hc sure they have a
good time, The English have tcduccd
their hospitality toa science, and they are
really enough 10 l,a.rOnize the American
Who will ilssl,cr their vanity and listen to
their concei.cl gxbh!e They like him in
proportions .s he clOnga,cs his vuwc!s and
s,.,nE,ers out his words. They will ,asr
him To their h.srt If he,ris. il he conlims
his know ledge If American institutions IL
the MOr,EDns and the Mmdpcs, CONSIDERS the
English style 1T riding tho mos. graceful In
the world. snd a's kidneys. In their pur
cst form 1T flattery. imitation, he eau give
but one higher i!lustraiiOn-if he " little
brusque TO lsiies, he will prove himself y,
once hrru aud Briion. But, ut in,,t,m.
the English dislike the Americans. The,
know that the lIniicsi States must always be
hostile power 10 them
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YhseegTspAia4 . 0ss

In the ueighborhood Of Chiselhursi, the
other day, an enamored pair were walking
pleasantly along, quite unconscious Of their
eurroundiogs, and moro particularly Of the
fdct that On 'tincrsut photographer had taken
up his position. surrounded BY III Interest.
lug crowd. Az the swain snd the maiden
took their way, what more natural than
'hss the former should imprint chas,e sa,
lite on the pou'ing Nps Of his fair comp.n.
Ion! What more annoying than that the
camera should have seized them In the sc,,
and rendered II Immortal? The haplces
c"uplc became aware Of the fact from the
loud ooiburst Of laughter which ran
through the assemblage % the plate was
held np, and the girl at first stormed and
threatened; but. subsiding into : moro res.
sonsblc mo"d, offered h purchase tho neg-
s'ivc. hut the photographer WIS incxorn
bic: lie wss willing 10 sell any number Of
copies. but insissec upon retaining The orr.
ginal.
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TACOMA.
The Western Terminus cf the Nssthosu
Pacific Railroad.

The Kalan:. Re"c,a thus Gescr!.es the
terminus uf the N"r;h,rn Pacific Railroad
Tacoma Il down tic Sound on the cas-,
side, this'y.fOur miles north oi Olympia, in
Pierce county. and contains a,n,ut one hun
dred i"hsblirnis. II 10 situated on Com.
mcncement bay. the site heinv Oh the wes,
side, upon an Otiusc triangular peninsula
between the NarrUws aud Commencement,
Bay. the base line on the south between the
Bay and N"rrows, extending east and wes,
about six miles, and the North and south
ver'ex, ON the west side of the peninsula,
about the same length u Pt. Defiance. The
town contains steam saw mill, owned by
Hanson, Ackerson s Go. q; tho public school.
public hall, hotel and store. The
country surrounding it IL we'll wouled, fur
'her IN tue interior il Is Cpen prairie. An
Indian reservation "a located On the east side
Ut Commencement. Bny, along ito entire
c""s, line Of six miles. and extending four
"r five miles beyond the Bay -sou,herly.
with width If from three 10 five miles
II seems I" us that ihis Indian reservation,
must be abolished! il the opposite side If tue
hay becomes u railroad city. or il will Le
come serious hi"drance 10 atj .ccu, DE-
vclopment.
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS:
EvE.AnoellcAl CORNER,

Miss Leo Hudson ordered . bronze horse
to be put up over her grave.
Mrs Abraham Lincoln Is at St. Gather.
ines. Canada, where sAc will pass the sum.
Mcr.
Ida Lewis. the light. house heroine, has
left her husband and again paddles her own
canoe
Mrs. Lvster Of Indiana. WA lately hurled
in her linen wedding garments, which she
spun. wove and wore 73 years ago.
A jealous Michigan woman threw kero.
scne over her husband and then set FIRE 10
him, when 10 came home from the MAJ
cons" the other night.
II Is useless for phyiciana,o argue against
sl"rs'slrcve'' dresses. The Constitution 1t
the United States says that "the right 10
''e"r arms shall not b. in'crfer.j WITH"
When chap marries Texas widow he
dclica,e'y mentions his good luck by insert.
ing in the marriage notice tina, tho wedding
took place ut the ''br.'e's beautiful home"
Jealous lovers in Omaha, when their
ad"rcd one u being married to another fcl.
low. vent their passion by snenkiny in tho
hack 'l"or and licking tho nsdcs out of tho
wedding cake.
At the V"ssar College cnmmcnccmc the
other day, one "f the l"velics, of the ''swcet
airl graduates" fractured her lower jaw in
~" places while delivering All address in
German and chewing gum ., the san,c time.
There is so much swearing among the trunk
beavers on the line Of the roai over which
Aimee travels, that It often takes several
hours for the rails t. cool So tll., other
trains can pass. Aimee hns l2O trunks be.
sides the one 10 which he's heal is attached.
A conscientious Pi..sburg man promisct,
his wife the other DAY ,ha. he wouldn't
drink another drop as long a. he had hair
ON his head. Tia. very night he had his
head shaved smooth, and then go, krunk
with proud consciousness of having faith.
fully kcp, his promise.
The young ladies' of Vassar College in.
cludc horseback riding and rowing among
their other accom, lishmcnts. On the bosom
"f the lake at the foot of the College hill,
there Is quite . cluster Of boats, and tho
fair br"we,i. snucy eyed gifls make ,hcm>
selves much at home ON the water. They
pull Nh cnsy "sr, and in the boats look tho
pictures Of grace snl beauty.
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Elisabeth Cady Stnuson his issaed the
following prO"unciamenio to her lung -suf.
fcrinE sisters: .... ...
Let women assist themselves nos n they
have never assisted ihs,nsel Ives before. le,
them take care If their own interests. They
have too long let their tenevo eni instincts
work fos the church and men; lct them now
siiend 10 themselves. Let the churches
alone; don't carpet churches; dant have
fairs 10 deck with painted windows; don't
give your minister donation parties; put oil
your energies into the earnest work for your
own emancipation. Make s.tecisl rcvc:u.
iion. Carry the war, If need l,e. iuto yoer
ow" families; Iet the baty gO without tibs,
the husbands shisl without buttons, the
home without care. until the men give In
When they lind their r'mf.st depends on
allowing us the ballot, they will wheel into
line and give 1t to U.s. Women have too
L'rx Tet,tioncJ aud begged Of men; let them
n"w '.Iake, siege sai carry the Wat into their
homes. Il Is coming n that. sirs, aud it Is
so'rg I" be dear piece Of business f0s you.
We "rc going u voic-prscenbIy il We Gan,
bai wi;h var il we musi. ......
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The V'rg'nls City New Esisrpsjss gives
ihe following snaus,nx Scc',lecti;,ns of NMn-
stock an.i Od Virginia BY Puts lUdian !:
A day or iwO since there were 10 this city
fifteen or twenty sia:wart Piu,cs who he'd
Lcen engaged on Csr.0n river q wood and
timber drivins. An,ons them vas an Indian
who sppeard 10 be forty or ff.y years Ut
age. Something be said sbout ihe changed
appearance Of the town induced " 10 qucs.
tson him iu regard 10 how loag be had
known the plscs. ''Wcll," enid h., Ia pretty
fsir English. ''long time. When me FIRST
come NO house I'll 'ssgebrssh. Ne work
here 0rst tiMc come for Old Risg,nncy, (Old
Virgins, the discovescr Of tho con,s,ock
lode, and after whom the city was named }
Yes, mo work tor Old nirginnev down that
way tpointinx toward tho north end Of
town) In ono s.vine." ''At mining :" wc
asked ''Yes. mine. Ne help pull um
rocker. Ne that time know Comstock-
Ole Cons,Dck. y"a sale him r Yes" an
swered We. ''havS seen him. Ile 10 tlesd
now. Gol broke up 10 Montana; bsl luck
al the t'me; got Grassy and shot himself
through the hes,." ''uumi Old Comssock
dcsd, said he Ou,terinsly. ''dessll Well,
Old Coast"ck owe n,c 0t,y.6ve dollar. That
m.'ney gone nos. Well. .sine wsy Old
Eirginy. lie owe me forty i've doll,s when
hc die. ''iiow DID he dici" ques,sd W.
.'WeN, you see 10 died down ,O Dayton,
tons time ago. OH Biryiny no all time
drink too much whisky. One day In: bolly
drunk. b. get on pony; pony I've run, he
jump leg still, and Oil Hir2iny he 90 over
pony heal. One fo,s STAY IN s,irrup, and
pony drag oh man ON ground and iii! him.
NJ help dig ore grave, bury Old Biryiny
d"wn Dayton by Carson river. Well. vel" |"
aided the old Tc,!skin. sslecsiyely, ''hoys
kill uM DID D;rxiny. C0sUsH,ssk lilI himself.
GOnss,nrk owe me isfsy.ASe4 44Jlas, Old Bsr
gisv owc me tos'y>tlve dsti411Ss1es. ahink, !"
shaking bis h-.l. I'D al,, tine meeA whisky"
---- zaAe s4.
"A Catholic Father u s. touia has
warnc'l his r''ss5ryasion iLsi - sssiN read
firms 'sr altar zach Sunday III rsases. os
al Sssroas ielpnE;rx n the raskk who
have nerp iusnd drnak slsyiax ~ 0ecpl.
~ wssh.
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Nh. FEEGU >OX'S BlDT FOUSD.
His Nystsr;sas I'tssppearaucs From I
C~isy i'scios j:aslrsad Train Explainsa.
Prom u, Oaahs css Js,y sss,

Several woke sEU . nssn named Fsrxu
son, . ciaisea Ut Chicago. was returning
lsosns .fsunr .visst 70 California over tho
U"isn Pacific ka;irosal:' Al .. near Iax,er
side track hs mystcriously Disappeared
frWn ihs sssin. and II was Reported tisst b.
hsst been ssstbel from the train By sulllans
and murdered sad rubbed. fsa,ful ssorice
we're ciscalased BY ths pscss generally con.
crrninx Ais myssesioss disappearance. and
sbsus Usxaaizcd bastls og S,Obess I'll along
.,hs lsne 0f the Uuioa PAc,0o The bottom
wAs ksa,cked ost of sll ahess reposts yes,cs.
day l.y The aadias Of she hu,ly VI il.s mis-
sieK man n.sl fss frOm BAXTER side track.
Al Ai@ ,sAsty aad sslsa6!es wrse tOsnd
sssasra. I ~ Ass cssshes, shieA fact sh0ws
sias Se.ssisAes VS. ssuTdesNa sas rstecd,
hsa ~ -. .6sll ftuso ~ 'plastss,n of . eas
soA ~ ssei6ssssjjv t,ijkA 81.
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A Frontier Editor.

A bismarck, Dakota Territory, CORE.
sr"nde"t writes ! was escorted around
bismarck the evening If my arrival by Mr.
Lounslerry, the editor oi the Bismarck
7rib~ne lie had been q Colnncl ~ the
army and was full Of bullet wounds, and
hal voluntarily left u good position an the
Minneapolis 7ri6u"s and put his little pile
ut savings into = newspaper venture a. this
lonely settlement. rc,rly twelve hundred
miles northwest If Chicago. lie showed
me, with pride. his office arising under the
hammers Of the carpenters. and his press
and fonts "f type, and the c,'ml",s,,ors he
had paid to come with him more than six
hdndrcd miles from st. Paul.
Said l: "What did all this cost you r'
-Four thousand dollars before l shall Is.
sue p"mbcr of my paper"
Don't y"u feel little nervous about tho
prospect here ?"
"Well," said Louns berry, II have studied
It oil. There is bound to I've large town y,
the Missouri river crossing. aud have 20,
some years left ard Can wait.
ibid the railroad give you any help :"
'Only transportation.
well" thought to myself. If such a
chap rs this tries such u hope, won't drive
nail in his cross"
Go on. L'u"sl'crry, and may the world
grow ur around you and subscribers b.
plentiful. There 10 something in this
northern country when there arr such game
fclloWs to begin with.
II was even touching to see this mos, ban.
ishet' of oil newspaper men- Who mus, have
loved sOcir,y like al our tribe acquain ,e.,
a:"s'y with every male being In Bismarck,
and looking IN all With equal charity and
c"ns'd. 'a'i"n. a. they seemed to bs proud
and tender with HIN.
''Alvrstise :" said Shaw, the leading mer
chant; '.yes sir! Advertising is the life oi
business, A little town needs !, 10 keep the
editor up ~ his work for. Lord bless u,
We expect = heap "I comfor, On, Ut thu,
there newspaper Uf kis'n."
Come In. Loun. berry" said Ell. Martin
the great gambler whose place ~as full of
sweat cloths and far, boxes. mighty
plank shan,y, lined with tables Of cha. &C.
land is this George Alfred , We oil know
him. Gentlemen. anything in the house is
yours. The newspaper Is fetch of mater
that makes the whole world kim"
81 did Mr.. Shang. the gambler. who had
killed his maj. show some mysterious ten
'crncss for tho institutions Of society NOV,
Ing NJ, and bis loud, bullying voice was
brought down iUa conversational tone NJ he
addressed u. uerU where there was no
hw of any descripiiUn-Dakos having
made no provisio" for c'un,y COVE, umen,
aI this distant poin,--,he coming newspaper
seemed ~ strike American. human nature,
"n'l give II the attachments of s"cie,y, and
\ curtain Ii"ing for authority and pro,ec.
ton among ,hc worst glasses. All around
"l'aus The little hu,,ed city the vas, plains
1t gsass extended TO tue Shy, and the s,are
seemed wide aIsr, in the cnor,nous Ar,na>
n't"' ~ they Io'kca wide open, downward
upon the prrpts,rroua mwn. But there
was no, ,rs.ler IN Bismarck who did M,
look ~ sau'ily back, and s"y. by Cad
old bli"kess up ths'c, yoa1I Get used ~ Us
after awhile. We've eUme Ia slsy."