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New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
TEE UYITARIAY CONFERENCE.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS PAPERS READ ON THE
CAUSES OF CRIME, THE PUNISHMENT OF cRiNi-
NAILS AND THE RELATIONS BETWEEN RELIGION
AND MODERN SCIENTIFIC THOUGHT.
SARATOGA, Sept. 18.-After the usual hour OF
devotional exercises the Conference assembled IN the
Town Hall and was called TO order by MI Daniel L.
shorey OF Chicago, Vice-Presidcnt, Mr.. Hoar having
been called home by a telegram. Prayer was offered by
the Rev Mr. Muzzey, after which Mr. Warren, from the
Committee on Credentials reported tnat pos Societies
were represented and that 5G delegates had presented
their credentials about members OF the Societies
beng present. The following officers we're elected for
the ensuing year:
President E. lockwood HOar Vce-Presdents, George
William Curtis OF New-Yurk, David l. Shprey OF ChI-
cago: George Partridge OF -. Louis; Joseph H. Chohe
of New York. Setn Pa5elfOrd or Providence; OnsiO"
Gtearns OF Concord n II. General Secretary the Rev
George Bachelor OF Saem Mass; Treasurer Henry T.
Kidder Boston. Council, the Kew Messrs j. H. liey
wood OF Louisville, r. T. shlppen OF BOstOLi =. " AIhes
OF Germantown, Penn; c. c. Everett OF Cambridge
Mass; j. r. Moore Of Greenfield, MISS; ID B Eaton OF
New York; c. 4. stevens Of Ware, Mass j. L. Little oI
Boston; f. VI. Sabine OF Bangor. Me; j. h Williams OF
New York The Rev. Messrs. Ellis and Hale ana the
Hon. ID. b. Eaton appointed committee 10 attend
the Congregational synod.
In the afternoon session, the Rev Mr. Clute opened
the discussion Sunday-schOOs, under the
participated In by Mrs Coleman OF Syracuse the Rev
MIR Calthrlp, the Rev. Mr. Putnam, T.. G. IOwne, tle
Rev. Mr. Barber, the Rev. Dr. Bellows, eI,President
Hill OF Harvard University, the Rev. Mr MelleH OF Al
teaching OF Unitarian doctrines IN the sunday schools
The business Committee reported resolutions dlsap-
proving OF Executive pardOnng power ana IN aVOf OF
public education Adopted. After the singing OF hymn
the Conference adjourned sine de The next Confer
ence, two years hence, will De held IN Saratoga.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

informed number OF OF like character occurrsd
did not nt TO tell Mr. Lord any OF the othel
guests or the endeavOrs making TO discover tne
real cause but found out where the trouDa
matter.
The statement OF Dr. J. v Mott Of No 20 Partave.
Ia so far as am concerned. untrue Dr. Mott dad nor
tel me- Few days after July that the trouble must
never assigned TO him. the probable the eating
or sour bread. My first conversation with Dr. Mott OF
any moment, regarding the matter, well along In
August some time after the OF sickness lad been
removed.
The statement OF c. L. vose regarding the supply OF
water 20 the Carpenter House Is Incorrect The Car
penter and Gregory Houses supplied with water
through the same pipes In letter to The Eretn1 BaH
OF the 10Th INST Mr. VOse says that the night VI the
5Oth or June great the demand for Dr. Bailey, the
mousse physician. object 70 the term OF house physi
clAn was simply guest OF the Gregory House, and
rs such the only business transaction had with the
mousse was 10 pay my bills weekly. On the night OF the
5Oh OF June attended persons with cholera NOR
or any hers thus affected.
Mr.. Vose states that fold him Miss BOstwick had
neuralgia IN the head beve not the slightest dOubt
Dut what did state this to Mr. vOse and others who
iSostwicks case as Mr.. VOse probably knows am not
III the habit ~ talking about patients and did not
see NJ 10 advertise fact which could be OF possible
penen to any one, and might do great deal OF harm
informed Mr. Crfttenden, Miss B0stwck was
taken sick. that abe Suffering from fever OF
typbod type. and at the time o. ated what III my
opinion was the cause. When Dr. leaning was called
n consultation made the same statement % him be-
lore ne saw Miss BOstw1ck that had previously made
70 Mr.. Crittenden and so far know, DR.. Leaning
and myself agreed the subject. The statement OF
Mr. V0se regarding dead rats, broken 5ewerpipes &C.,
entirely incorrect. In my opinion there " not per
ION who al the Gregory House this Summer who
las talked more and knows less about this matter than
Mr. VDse.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
DICK rURPIN IN ARKANSAS.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept s.-Passengers
from 90, surngs who arrived here tonight report that
about $50 D. m yesterday, the stages running between
Malvern and Hot Springs were overhauled by four men,
and the passengers robbed. Malvern ia stoppingpace
on the Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad. 43 miles
south OF this city required i've stages to carry the
passengers baggage and mails to the Springs yester-
day and while Oh the way they became separated The
first stage was stopped about three miles from the
springs The stage-riyer recognized two OF the
being the same who robbed the Hot Springs stage
las, Spring. and who part OF the Gad's Hill
robbers They presented guns and pistols In the
usual STYLE made the driver dsmount and the passen
gers get OUT They then went through each sepa-
rateys takiak mQAeY AMI watches L-iileA SarA d.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
THE NEW RAILROAD BETWEEN SEw-YoRK AND
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1s.-WOrk on the new
railroad 10 NewYork will be begun at and prose
cuted with all possible dispatch contract has been
awarded McGrann Fitzpatrick Of Lancaster for the
grading and masonry between Jenkintown, the point
where the line diyerges from the North Pennsylvania
RailIoad aud Yardleyville, the Delaware. on the
section between Yardleyyile and Bound Brook. n. j.
large amount Of grading done years ago by
National Air Line Company and Will he utilized By
the new Company. From Bound Brook 10 New York the
Central Railroad Of New-JerSey will be used by the
through trains of the line. The directors hope 70
have the road opened late in tne Fall OF 1875 early in
the ensuing Spring. II is said their motto is Two
dollars fare aud two hours time"
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
NIRRIED.

pA TUESDAY Sept IS, 1874 AZ the rs-
Of Rosese" White Pls v l. ~ hs
Rev Pe1enck Reuben Davenport o brooklyn n T..
to sane n. Miller No cards
THURSDAY. Sept IT, at 81 STEPHENS
Church by the Rev Tng T. q. l. Bceeslne 20 NJ hUy A.
ony laughter Amos Bling e4q all Of tas eT ne
cards
HALL-OsBOPsBAt waerve Oneida Co.. " 2, on THURSDAY.
sept 10 Thomas Bell Charles C. Hall 4 NeN-f9rs ana
Cahenns Of H0a Amos " Osborne O asf
Vile
HAMNOyD-ELBYOn WEDNESDAY Sept i6 the residence Of
1870 Prospectpace bT the Kew samuel
Ii. Hammond OF FfarDou. L. L. 70 hiss D. T. AOI
Brooklyn.
INBRIg BRRR-on THURSDAY Sept, H. 1874 al Jersey City.
EewJer ey the Rev Alex A Young, "n hornA smDns 70
Jennle L. Carrie
IIrTLEysOy-At the boass brides ther 2l2 south
D. D. ,f West Point D. NJ humfes D. D. o. Paishss-
pha mary ~ only daughter OF Dr. BlSood Wilson to d. "n D.
lAts ef NevYOrk City.
NRLyIL LE-THOMPsONI Brooklyn, uestay Sept 10 SIt
Al the residence brides BY the Rev A. padhch
d. D. Theoio phus Me1s Martha s. daughter Of bAs rhSnp-
ali a BrOOkYu.
MILRR-RUMRlLL-On Thursday Sept IT. ts7i at the Church
the Unity In spnngfeJ b. Gas A. Humphrey Rt
Rsy A Mayo Charles p Miller II Nesl0rk CITY an1 1ase
daughter Of J. B. Rumrll ESQ, Of Springfield. Mass
PETERKNRHOADES-A Stratfor the l1h inst bF the rev.
A IL Pirtadge Brooklyn, assisted b. the Rev H. ou2 aec'ct
az Christ Church Strziiori Mr. John A Peenn OF brookn 70
Lena H. dARsbter OF Dsyl Rhoade oil o1A1ioss-
wALSH-DEURLL-on wsine~y SeOt 10 AZ H. yame' hures
SosIyp by the Rev Homer. kdSiH Wa AID bsa
bsth.d dsughte VI Iohn Y. Deuel. both Of broOAiFu
h. fNesaaA All
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
SERIOUS DISORDERS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 1s.-COl. w. L. Clark.
Chief OF the State troops in this city to-
day received a telegram from the Quartermaster-
General of tho State, Informing him that the outlaws
n Breathitt County had barricaded themselves the
Courthouse at Jackson in large numbers and ordered
that all the State military in the city ready 10 move
at a moments warning. In pursuance Of this
order Col Clark has in readiness will take
pieces of artillery along with him. Sixty left
here yesterday for Breathitt County the
march 70 Jackson.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
LATEST SHIP VIEWS.
For other Ship Hers see Fifrh Page

For other Ship Yecs see FIN Page,
Steamship Charleston Berry cSsrcssou sept I5 Nth
shiD Rnds.yci wlrl15d Csoe ay - sa s,a hemp
B:rs SSs" i%'e 5dS1 &s.iSsrs 10 i.y.
s1ta s F. TsInh ss So Ro.is" i dsy.
Bng rbOG Oven tOf Portland GuP Os.S''a.@o q i. No
Bro A .in. of Moutr,,D Thompson t,nusso' II d.- -
Big Laur. Gertrude Risk Ha d,vs With navss
Bns Henri Trovbdre HincLsy umAco. with ne-.s
Brig Naue lDutcs HAHsea Poaa Pre via ~ harps IT is
sc6 Adde O. Br,,n s.ubb. Pe,nandn, Fla i'. ~h lames
seh Victor McCIeaty Para IL iays With robsi &c ~ - "a.
sea F.ruh,n CeI Bssspor Csyes ls dars.
scar Francis eof s1r.na) via
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s Bosos sept s AsTc srS S % % 5 s G |
naIsa !BGl rom Msgo.ne Bros frs" sssa, sa.' .
Crane, from BALTIMORE brig Example from LSeuh . -
PanSSKPHIA sept is-rhs steamship MARY PrOvdene.
morning and there some ey
hosever relieved Ihs evening b Dispatch v@
Se~caste announcing her passing that point at g. - D.
BsLrrNoRE Sept. 1s.-ArVed steamships Ohio Fom Brsmsns
knse from Wniassa n g. ssess & appo@ % ssa so,.on T,,
whdn from PhlAaphs bsrEs Adsde from as Isssire Lse
SswoRLEASs Pssses YESTERDAY ',essbis
Sew-EOh
QrEsssTOwx Sent 8rAe CgHsEd Line stsam'ap Ras Co'k
g. Liverpool, arrived D.
HAxBUKG Sent sThe steamship Lessag VI Tie EAss Lns
sailed hence for New-York Yesterday 81 .
HAVANA sept I5-rhe samsap Cay Of SewYOrk. frOp New
Yorkl arrived herr this aftern
loNDoS sent Jntea states; Plymouth Eoet
Savannah Bage Arrived the lbtn INST Dys
den Herig and Po'.s Arrived out on he l7 ass
The 1874 lust Courier Also arrived oass
Joven Joaquin, aG1 Lord Dahousie.
DISASTERS.
KEY VEST Fla sept lSrhe German bg Gisna o. PopeBbug
Hanover from Tonaoa Falmouth With ushogaBy ashore or ne
MarquesaL
HALfRx n s. lSThe Swedish ship ADn has been wrecksd
al 81 Pus Island; saved prevails bAs
Of lie aged
lS-The steamship Braunsehwiz which arrvei az
Baltimore that On the S fs
b oss the COnsantnoPe and
aganrog her shifted AHd boats oompAsse
bfsnnnasN
suppl be q comp AM hfe-boaL
SPOKEN.
10 at 81 l5 long TO- shp Edward Percy Br from Cab
NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

enroed After Retting through the driver was
qereo 70 put out the lights and unhitch hts horses
luis oone one man was left to guard party while
the other three went few yards In the rear, and
waited Tor the next stage, and IL and all the others
were Treated In similar manner. After the last
nsd oeen robbed, the highwaymen opened a boz OF
kapes ana invited the ladies' 70 partake. The robbers
obtained abont $4,000 and watches The Express
package was not touched The Sheriff OF Hot springs
win twenty men started in pursuit this morning and
IL reported tonight that they only hye miles
behind the marauders and that hopes are entertained
that they will be captured,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

baldwin,: wesbsdsn Ge!r.say Ans 20 ls74 John v n
R,y. and friends Of the family steud the unerl
the Reformed Dateh Csue eo ser 81 4'
CRANE-A Fabush T. L. THURSDAY, sept IT Wiim Wsous a
OF Harold and Else B Crane, aged ii months aai "a ii, NJ
fsI 5 M saasg soh S.t q. o'clock Carriages
at ths termiBu, Of the Pabushave route
GILRsRr-suddenly Fnia sept Is j. - NAY ony 1aas1'eL
Ee1n. ana Jsa 81 s 5eI o5.1, % lss1 ', Bra
sssSay ssssna. 'S'~ -O' - '''' -
eILmoRE-oa THURSDAY morning SEP. IT. John Gilmore 'ssd u
aeaes end friends sF1 to attend The tu9, from
At 10 ocsek sep5en Chura corner q 1 aud
sqm,,ts where Requiem Mass l be ofeei Tor the re-
MAIesou Thursday Sept II Deneu Mar formerly Of the
Funeral service. a. St Episcopal charch OR G.lsu we
gateenh.st, Frh.ye. hani, sept ~ az geoeL
attend
yEwIcK-on weiues,v Sept 10 Segies, the i5a year
TIE tsI.ye. and friends Of family invited .eH4 The funeral
Thrave Bro.slyn.
YooS-Iu Brooklyn TAarsay e long illness, John seas
Amercl. Hose Company Fire Depunen'
motaer. ia TllArT-st, sunday at 4 O'Clock p n.
PPIOR-At Hampstead Wednesday, sept 10 Rev lanes
Rspyss and sne. are invited 70 the funeral ron b
deuce SUNDAY. pa inst, At p m aud Al The ~ hafn'
b r..i.re for the l, 30 yesrs Aunblrgh Obis.
90 toe INST Ruls early proprietor And 4sey As
ri. ians vas tt.nsd lh BY bis "tos ard hTs' .s,
toOot H. SA"Js est n''-u a. 'a'i''' -
Mrs. Z. c. Miller.
Montreal parer please copy.
SINs his ssnce 20 Deanst Br1okyn Thursi,Y evening"
sent H. 1874 William II. Sims sged 81 aad months
wBEKsAt Hauwick Y Sept Il, A.s AAsra, W Of Inland D.
Weeks of NeN-i0rG City.
Rams vii Iesvs resi- encs Of son saturisy s ~
o'cocA, tor ineTnent WoOd.aSu CeIrery, -
wprTE-A Washington D c.. Il May White eler laughter
1iz T. AMI Emma n wRits the 81 re,r Of Der ,se
WILAMs-In Brooklyn THURSDAY l7h ust Elizabeth vile o.
Thomas Williams in tie J6ih Oi her age ~.
The will he taken BeDort L. l., for nennI N s -
A. ~ tram saturday 10 Funeral a. me d. b. thafeI Dell
port arrival VI train Friends respectfully nTsl - 'ea1
o. o. F-GRASD LoDGE. STATE oV WV foRx The tanera
will lake from Oii Fellows
Raj corner rud ociOck
Members be pgn1A Ia their attend
49, --..---.- ~
ceremonies. - s-.--.-- -.
The remains will lay from o'clock on saariAJ aBe
u tie COratllau Rooms, Old Fellows hal-
membership requested "a APPEAR 10 fsrk
ohe. white gloves C. v CLAhk pra94 Secretary
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
THE FLUSHING MTrRDFR

The inquest on the body of Roco Fredrico,
the Italian murdered at Flushing the 10th nst,
concluded night at the Town Hail, Flushing before
Coroner Runier and Dlstrct-Atorney Downy. The tes
tmony somewhat contradicted that Of Monday night,
but that of Officer schmidt sufficient convict In
mamorats The prisoner himself was examined, and at
atlAssat Rsnts Saaxallsks1 plnsell TIE IIY retged
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
AN ADDRESS ISSUED BY THE TENNESSEE DEM
OCRATIC COMMITTEE

MEMPHIS, Sept. 1s.--A special dispatch from
Nashville The Appeal says the morning papers OF
that city will address Of the Democratic
state Committee the Civil Rights bill ana lawlessness
in Tennessee fixing the responsibility for lawless acts
ON the authors aud supporters Of that bill; making
anpeal 70 the Northern people denouncing in strong
terms the slanders upon Tennessee and advising ODE
o,oncs ~ tina lay under all circumstances.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
THE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

U,v,ya Gent 10 Spanish god lS20ls3 American gold 1870
R,r,ug .ye; United 80 aY1 currency 900
as urenu short sight do 10 g1I premium ~ -as Ko ,SGO
y am snort azht 530o5 premium. LOndon A4OUlL%
MUM. ou Paris 81 50 premium. r.-,,.-.--
FWsv,A sent Exchange s demand On he United states
eo a., ,nrr.ucv premium agh b.0O premium
sbo ,shs -l054 premium; on London lOog ~ premium On
Paris 2fsIau Slgsr tue' No. - D. LS@4o ''-' per
arrDh4
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
THE CONTEST IN GEN. BUTLERs DISTRICT.

THE CONTEST IN GEN. BUTLERs DISTRICT.
BosroN, Sept. 1S-The Salem caucuses will
be held on Monday evening In accordance with the
rules which must prevent any unfair voting, all dele
gates are 70 be chosen by ballot the boxes being ID
charge OF wardens assistant wardens appointed Dy
the Committee. TAere ia some danger that the oppos
tion 10 Butler cannot be united, the supporters of
Mr. Pbilps have fntmated that he would certainly run
and that they were determined 70 elect him. Further
more this was declared TO be an easy task he was
reported to have sufficient strength 10 gain victory
over both Butler and CoggsweL While the Phillips
party are making these declarations OF strength Gen
COggswels supporters are quiet, as they nave peen'
asserting that tine General can carry almost every own
In toe district including Gloucester The union OF the
Phillips and Coggswe factions either OF these candi-
dates would no doubt insure the complete defeat OF
Butler and such union OF forces Is earnestly hoped
for by all the anti Butterflies who count themselves the
trueblue Republicans of Essex.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

ena a'ter short deliberation returned O verdict Of
guilty John ~ Bggio acted interpreter during the
inquest lnmamorsts was conveyed 20 his cell 20 await
Ofthe court f,-N~ ~ WAC "e~s '0AN
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
PASSRNGERS ARRIHED.

FROM HAVANA AND NAssAU-fs sosmshp CtT ~ 49,
ss,s IS Clean BsrceIo Ricardo Costees Asss
Wrn n Lxako Martinez NasSsn-hsJor Fevs n a., -
..d family ss,sn.or n g. Notsge Pysorm Lieaf bsny.
n A Brooks Rev Moon and siis a. -
Can't Pcck gohnssu serysni1. nis o1ns1
McG Isthfsy A Thsnesea. J. O. R.huins Os9a o. D. n"~
Mrs Balm hrs G. Stewart
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

BALTIMORE, Sept 1s.-The Republicans OF
the IId Maryland District to-day nominated John l.
Ensor for Congress on the first ballot .Irt
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 1a--The Democrats of the
vIth pstriet yesterday nominated c. u. M0rgaa for
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

Congress- and the Democrats OF the xIIIth Districts
nominated congressman A. II. Blu .tner.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 1S.-The Republicans OF
the IIId Congressional District nominated James Q.
suter for Congress to-day in Ivth District John
r. Cox
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
,,,rxr ELECTION RrruRNs.

ArGUsrA. Sept. 1s.-The official returns re-
s,.d =, b Jo,,,1I office from all but 70 towns and
Plantations. mostly small give Dngley 4'7es votes snd
T1tcomb sgo1s; Dlngleys majority lo7so This major
fly will not be materially changed by the complete re-
turns.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

Ladies suffering from RuptHre lu9tI relieved Eaf .osa
ured the 6S3 BroaisA Pys k0ons LAdT
ndan Meta, prng nugerpa nlthr sponge pads not worn
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
5uerial AoIlres


special Attention called to the GREAT ROcKLASD LAkk
LASD SALE in our ancton column
po.t-ofrce NotIce,-Tbs MAILS POR KUROPB ihe
On WEDNESDAY a. n fHl ksDAf Al II = l. H.
anu On "a " T. l. JAMES P. ~
Evergreen Trees.
rb., With Rboaoeulsous planted At tbs tine Por
catalogues address
RIB. PARSONS Co., FLUSHING.
LADY Tor .,sss Dnhcyal
h bb Schools Eagand. Who has resided tine aoIoai
srr, Stuation TEACHER Ia Dnvate family New fork
yenv aofoa me yg best esd
Ton % q " GESwOLD esq, fnh Avenue HOTEL Col FsAsk
T. HOWE, No. lA3 Bsst tNeats-sfst-st
A. T. stewards Garden Guy.
SPECIAL SUNDAY TRAIN the FiashDg North shore sad
C.n,ra IA si lht iOurb-sL T. r. llt3 O. sd
H4psrs u GArdea Gas Aad hemptsai stoppng Al
Pushing junction only. het0rnaE s henps.s a.
D. M City 800 Tins vii pssons sho sss
T. stewart, Grien CU chance 70 DO and sai '', an,
TS Sos, SUNDAY 80 1874 ay sSs ~ On, D. s.
uuued uau farther aouee ! DaeI- ----
Large Diamonds.
". hsv. IN exhibition and Tor the largest PAr Of FiNH
DIAMONDS q this country. ,
The, are u.ty whl.e or sA" mIeo t.e'E sy
..D,e, a -xa Together "a cara rne sloOVO eaf-
rcLcy .or,-.,o. n,.,.,sn ~
a. So s,oa ous TO ssea al Of ns aSe saAiI fAs
HOW Ard L Co.. Diamond herchaB,',
No ~ F,nh-.vs n Il
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

DR. HAsBRoucz late OF Cotton Association has removed
his oace ~ 2l2 FIilk-ave, DodsOrth BailiiRg
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

All Notices Of Harrlages masi be indorsed wih faiL
Innl lIaflleaS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-03

self to the raster. I'd ba' fell right dowr
among 'cm. Oh, such yell | never
heard afore, aud hope III never hear
again.
Though kuoved they couldn't get at
me, it was dreadful to be there in the dead
f,he night. With apack of hungry wolves
lickia' their s.arvin' jaws, and thirs:in' fo'
my blood. They rau round and round
The barn, and leaped onto each Others
backs, and spraog into the air; but it wa
no use; aud a! last | began to get kindc'
easy, and | looked down on the hoWlin
varmiuts aud bap.ered them. Squire
you'd ha' thought they understood fell
err. Every time hollered and shook ny
FIST at them, they yelpcd and jumped high
er than ever.
For oil this. wasn't sorry when it be
gan to groa little lighter, and about ball
an hour before dawn taos began to see II
Was no use; so they give me oae long
loud farewell howl afore they went.
But. Squire, the most curious part Of
the story is 20 come. Some time after
they went, it had grown SO light | could
sec 'em quite plain, and an ugly set Of
beasts they was, aud no mistake. Well,
I noticed one wolf separate himself from
the pack and try to sink away. lie bad
bis tail between bis legs, jest like whip.
ped dog when he's beaten. and had cow
ed look, as If be were ashamed and afcar.
ed like. All at once be made spring
out of the barn. but the rest Of the pack
was after him like ligbtniu'.
Esquire continued the Yankee, lay
ing his hand 90 my sleeve, you may be-
lieve it or not, jest as you please; but be-
yond some hide and hair, they didn't
leave piece Of that ere wolf as big as
my hand. He vas the scout as give the
signal to the others. aud they devoured
him out of hunger aud revenge, cause
they couldn't &c. me-"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-03
Compulsory Kissing.

Everybody in Paraguay s'1okes, aud
every female above the age of thirteen
chews. am wrong. They do not chew,
6rt pu: the tabaeco 10 their mouths, keep
There constantly, except when eating,
aud instead Of chewing it, rollissbcutand
suck it, 0a|y imagine yourself about to
salute tue red lips Of magnificent little
He6c, arrayed with satin and flashing With
diamonds, as she puts you back with one
delicate hand, while with the other she
draws forth from her mouth browuish
black roll Of tobacco quite two inches long,
4ookins like monster grub, and then de.
posting the savory lozcuge on the brim Of
yorr sombrero, puts up her face, and j:
ready for salute. | have sometime:
seen an over-delicate foreigner, turn away
with shudler Of lOathing under such
circumstances aud get the epi;het of say
age applied to him by the offended beaut,
for his sensitive squeamishness. How
ever, one soon gets used to this in Para
quay, where you are, perforcc of custom
obliged to kiss every lady you are intro
dnced to, aud one half you meet arc really
tempting enough to render you regardless
Of the consequences. and you would siI
the dew of the prOfered lip in the face o
q tobacco factory-eyeu tue double distill
ed honey dew Of old Virginia
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-09-03
a Might in q Barn with Wolves,

We find the following in the Piscataqua
Observer: Silas Wood, lrue.born YAM
skee, tells 10 "the squire" one winter even.
ing, the story Of o wolf adventure in Stock.
vile, Vt. He had been hired by one Ben.
Nathans, to watch o uewly.raised barn
frame all night, and while there prowliog
wolf scented him aud called together a
pack Of a0out twenty or thirty to help eat
him up. he says.
"The varmints we're now close by, and
just then when had given up all hope,
feI: something touch agin my head-is was
3 rope as had been fast to one Of the
rafters. guess. Squire, II that ere rope
had been foot shorter, I'd not been here
now teain' this stors. The way went up
that rope, hand over hand, was a caution.
And I'd barely swung myself on the ,after,
and began lashin' myself to the beam with
a rope, when. 'squire-it makes my blood
run cold to tell 1.-THE barn vas alt7c with
wolves. yelpin', 'leapiu' and falliu' over
each other. / could hear them routin'
among the shavingS; and in minute they
had them all spread over the barn floor
Then they began to uuzzle the earth and
scratch it up With their paws.
At last one Of them scented me end told
The others With yelp. Then, Of all the
COILS | ever hssrd!-'squire. l almost
sgooasd away; aud If | hadn't lasdcd my.