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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
the CHILD ASSAULTER.

HIS sPRETENDED INsANITY-sTRoNG EVIDENCE OF
HIS SAME KIND AND vILLAINoUs PRooLrvI
TIES.
During tho last few days, false public SYM
paihy has been excited in behalf OF Lewis Rob
inson Tor rather Charles Herring) who was so
summary convicted Of an outrageous and in
decent assault upon little girl in this city,
committed on Wednesday last. This sympathy
has spread SO that his pretended insanity and a
report that he but recently escaped from Kirk.
bridge, were credited by many people, and a
petition was in circulation, requesting the Gov
nrnor 10 remit that portion OF tho sentence re-
lating to tho pillory and whipping post
On Saturday prominent physician OF New
Castle, desiring to have positive Information In
regard to Rob nson's Insanity, applied for the
same by letter, TO well-known Philadeiphia
Judge, who, in a long aud honorable official ca
reeT, ha, sentenced to deserved punishment
number of the most notorious criminals III oul
land. His reply, in substance, 's as follows
PHILADKLPHIA, Pa, May, Is, 1874.
"DEAR SIR Yours OF the l6th duly received
| In reply / would say that l am we'll acquainted
with Charles Herring, aud knew HIM until he
grew up to manhood. He became criminal IN
early life, and has persisted III evil ways evel
| sinca He has been arrested on various occasions
for a pumber OF crimes, aud has been imprlson
| ed la the penitentisries OF New York end Phi
| adelphia. ea
| he IL of unsound mud, aud think it very hkelj
| that the Now York insane asylum OF which he
| was an inmate was only penltent larry.
"His father hes long been dead, aud OF hi'
| mother | have not heard for number oil years
| - From what know OF hun and .
| his offence, have no doubt but that he richly
| deserves the punishment 10 which he has oeen
| sentenced Very truly yours, &c
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

foR ATTORsEY-GENERAL.-A correspondent
from Kent county sends communication,
urging ths appointment, by the 9Ovevnor OF job IA
II. Paynter, Esq., our present lef efticisnt aud popu.
torney- General Lore, who, he says will most as
suredly be cent to Congress by the. Democrats
next fall. We must decline to publish the COM
munication, however, as the appointment OF of-
fcials Is matter in which the Governor has en-
tire discretions. aud such suggestions savor too
much OF dictaLion. We have no doubt, though
as the correspondent asser;s, that Mr.. Paynter
possesses excellent qualifications for the position
aud that his claims will be duly considered BY
the Governor.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

FIRKs-A STABLE DEsTRoyE ED.--About one
o'clock this morning. a lire wfs discovered in q
stable on Fourth street, between French cad
Walnut, occupied by A. ID. Vandever, and before
the flames could be extinguished, the greater par
OF the contents, including two valuable horses,
was destroyed. The fire department promptly
responded 70 ths alarm, and prevented the total
will reach about $1,000 Tho stable, which was
owned by w. Smith, was damages to the extent
OF about $500. The origin OF the firei attributed
TO an incend,ary.
Shortly after this fire, another stable, belonging
to Mr. Fox, on Pine street, below Fifth, was
set on fire. The flames, however, were extin
guished before any serious damage was sustained
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
LOCAL 1NrEL11aENcE.

COLLISION IN THE BAY-Yes.erday the
schooner Rsnj; z: B'ggs, of Milton Del, be
steamer Montreal, about Eve miles from Chino
teague Island. The Eggs was struck emily a
few inches above the water mark, and had the
mizzen carried awav besides sus aiming other
serious Injuries. The vessel at once put back
to Milton, for repairs. TIE damage VIZ a.
mount to about $500.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
New Castle, Del,

To Dr---New Castle, Del.
This letter comes from a responsible source,
and will doubtless have great effect La rsmoving
from the minds OF the officers OF The law, the I'M
preston that the villain Is insane. An undeservsd
public sympathy viii probably be Withdrawn
from him end on Saturday next he will receive
the punishment he 90 richly merits.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 20 MaTket
street, respectfully informs his friend and the pubiic
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions o.
medicines, and thar competent person ~ AZ al
tunes ready to prescribe for such SICK as eau ~ Una
price of the lled .nes the price as they would
Jay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited nj
heir esidnces
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
pink TWinea

For the use of Druggists, Jewellers, ana otneis'
sold wholesale and retail by by,u,sraco
Come. Sixth and Market Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
ChamOis skins

Several kips of beautiful soft skins. suitable for
Cloves Winiow. Carriages or other purposes. Just
received by L. BRINGHUkSr Gu,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
Bathing sponge,

Of inc q1aiity 10 large, medium and sma all pieces
ior sale. wholesa and retail by
L. BRIN6HURST d CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
Democratic County Meeting

IN accordance with time honore1 usage meet
ing OF the Democratic Party, OF New Castle
county, will be held at
NEW CASTLE. ON SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH.
At one O'Clock, p. NJ.
For the purpose OF designating the time for holding
the Nomination Election for Sheriff and Coroner
appointing the Judges 10 hold the same. and or
ganizing tor the ensuing Campaign.
Believing that time Is only demonstrating that
adherence TO the cardinal principles nf the Demo-
cratic faith is essential 10 the successful operations
of Constitutional government. We cordially invite
all who arc IN favor ot Local Selt-goN ernInent OF
the me iute nance of the nitatiens imposed upon
the power of Congress and the executive. hy the
Federal Constitution. of sound currency, and an
nomical adm inlstraton ot the state and Nation
al toy ernments. and who desire TO avert from our
town State the deplorable consequences that have
followed Radical ascendency IN the PROSTATE
states OF the South, to meet with US and aid by
their presence and counsel.
BY order OF the Executive Committee.
GEO. GRAY.
nayl5 Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

Bayard Taylor is coming back TO America this
summer,
Gen. Schenck departs for Europe on the Goth
inst.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
Special Notices.
Food for the Babies.

Children ted on RIDGES FOOD will thrive be
strong and healthy. and become little mo6eis Oh
youthful strength aud childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
Carriage sponge.

A large supply of sponge of convenient size and
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, &c. Tor
'a'' +, BRINGHURST l. CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

D1ssATIsFIRD.-Not only do the friends OF Mr..
Hukil IN the county feel strongly dissatisfied with
the result OF Saturdays nomination, but his sd-
herents in this city are growing steIrly at the
means used TO accomplish h,s defeat. They
asset that had the fraudulent votes cast for Mar
tin been rejected, he would have gone out OF this
city with but one or two bundled majority. The
commission OF all kinds Of fraud is charged TO
Mari'u's adhcrents. 1t is boldly said that men
voted in ga ngs from one ward ~ another, while
minors and non-residents voted without restraint.
So 6feat IA the feelinP of indignation spreading
among Tho friends of Mr.. Hdkill throughout the
| county, that it Is more than likely, it is almost
| certain they WILL assert their rights aud run hm
| as an honest Independent candidate, at the IA!
| election. At s1y rate there are Hundreds Of then
| ior whose sutfrages Mr. Martin will plead In vain
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
WIN. 4. WATT,
NO 1909 Markeustreet,
PLUMBER, GAS and STEAM FILTER,

Wishes his friends and patrons to know that he has
resumed business in the above brances and would
desire TO renew their custom heretofore 50 lberaly
in his line and submit O. Inmates of cost. guaran-
teeng to finish all contracts and complete all jobs
in the most
SUBSTANTIAL 4 UNCERTAINTIES MANNER.
Satisfaction to all will be my aim. 'and the NAL
possible prodt cha rged.
Give me call. ap.z-a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
- w A N r e . --

Every body to read this. 0ne of the best chances
10 maxi money. Any one wi.h small ca pital join
crs. Cabinet Makers. Furniture Dealers, or in fact
any one that wants TO make money fast and easy.
One of the best selling and most useful inventions
ever paten d. For PARTICULARS. address. with stamp
WM. KELLY, l3 Russell 81. Bath, Maine.
p @, Box l51, may -2tawlm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

The MARKETs.-There was COED Attendance
ut the street MAJ 6et this mn1p'ng, prices gener-
ally ruling the same, except Tor butter, which was
slightly reduced.
Batter, 33, 80 and 80 cts. Per pound; roll, 2S 30
u 25aS2 % per pair; beans, 10 per quart; homuy
~ do, or three quarts for IS apples, 25l35c per
half peck, or 81 25asl IS per bushel turnips SalC
per half peck, As bushel white potatoes, 20a2d
per half peck, or 81 40 per bushel parsnips pei
bunch celery, 3a5 do. cabbage, 5al0 per head
rhubaIb, II to 10 per banch; oniors, . TO 8 do.
mncc meat, 10 por pound; cranberriss, II pei
quart; beet l6L22 per pound; pork. loal4 do.
veal, lOa2O, do mutton, Sale do liver, 10 do.
lard, Hal! do. sausage, II do.
At lhe fish market there was fine supply o
shad, which sold from 40 TO 20 cents per pair
Herring were sold at from Il to Is cents pc
dozen halibut % per pound pike, l6 do; rock
10 do; salmon, $ do perch, Is per dozen .'yel
low neds, ,, 20 do suckers, ~ do catfish, 10 do
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
stray w aifs.

Our Cou proceedings lay wiz be torrd
qu'ta Interesting.
Donahce, Sl3 Market street, Is the place TO get
the cheapest shoes.
Butter was IS low as So cents per pound in
market this morning.
For good, cheap end durable shoes go to Dona
hoes, SI3 Market street.
Aid, Cen. al and Gernania No. ? Lean Associa
tions meet this evening.
The job work from The GAzErTE printing
rooms is alwas neatly executed.
Mccartney aud Kenney. No. 4l6 Market street
up stairs, are practical nphoisterers
Water mains ere being laid along Penn 81 eet
aud a fine plug placed at Sixth and Penn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20

programme which " II be presented durlng the
musical concert at Central PRESBYTERIAN Church,
tomorrow evening. Ii is su unusually fine one !;
PART FIRST.
Quartstts Vsni Creation, s. Fogge.
Solo And ye shr' seek me, Walters
observation-disclosures, F. GumbeIt
Solo--Ths Bridge, Lindsay
Duett-W Wearing crown OF roses, GugIielno.
Soio-I.uve. the Pilgrim, Dlumenthal.
Solo--Ave VeIum, Millsrd.
Quartette-Sweet and Love, Blrnby.
PART SECOND.
Qiai .ette-O give me music, Comedy.
Solo-Dead and Alive, Bradley james.
Duett Sweet Pleasures on the water, Nisoonte.
Solo-Come back 70 Eriu, Claribsi.
Solo--Peaceful Siumber, Raudegged
Duett See the pa'e Moon, Camprna,
Ballad Bonnie Sweet Bessie, Gilbert
Quartette-W;'l youcome to ms 1t me, Root
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMINGTON, Del, May 20. 1874.
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Msrrick
Iohnson 4 Co.. 3. Cor. 9Th and Market street
Del, at p. M. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-20
MILLINER Y.

Mrs. K. S. KIRBY.
IVI FANCY MILLINERY,
No. 202 KING STREET.
ss-Call and see the Latest Styles. mayl9-et
, 1874-12-26
PHYSICIANS AND THEIR HOBBIES.

70 he Editor Of The Catcago Tribune:
Cu1uaao, Dec. 24.-In n medical col}oge mot
thousand miles from tho shores of Lake h[ichf-
gan, Il distinguished physician has iaborea and
taught for many years. Ills name is a house,
hold word In Chicago; but very much that lo
teaches has, as yot, been unpublished to the
world except through the noto-books Of his nd
miring pupils. It is not oftoa that "the ways
that arc lark." III u medical college. are uncov-
orod for tho unprofessional eye to look upon,
but the good OF tho race lenantts exposure.
Tho scientific mind doubtloAs anticipates some
now theory or explanation In medical loro, i'll 4
department hlthorto comparatively obscure. but
tho knowledge brIng you ia tor tho popular
good; a"Woman's CopgrosB" may discuss It
and tho Professors in "Eo-Weman-Adm
1lera 7" Colleges may hing it to their souls with
special uuction. Our eminent physician has
suttIcti it! The girls Of t.s generation are being
ruined 5y orer-sttJyl
l}elioYo it, my inctodulous friends, not II cau-
diente presents herself at the regulAr clinic, be-
tween the ngos Of 10 mud III. with headache,
mind yols,, but that the diafnosis ia suro to
llago oven soon Ibis littlo aetuson Cherished
aitor six wcoKs Of treatment. nftor booltB had
eaoi wuch mo better" IN, D.-This case was
not reported to ti.o medical journalist,
!MHoto tAis lsl11sstattoA ~ obtlEHoas u oour.
OF thu sanity OF our Professor, whom it ia we'll
known that four Of tho "a,x to eight studios II
aro 1lendng. Writing, Drawing, and Sliding
Down the BanniHtors. Many physicians and
Holno unprofcsaiuaal pcopio have supposed tlIat
improper caro-, insuilulent clothing, Into hours.
irrognlarty III eating and lriukiuS, emotional
e1ctolnont dancing, otc., etc., might be cansoH
which often give our girls u headache mud a
nomowhat sickly appearance. ! mover should
l,nvo giyon my friona's "hobby@ 10 tho world
but for it's application to most physicians mud
| many other pooplo. Downrc OF choriahlrg ''rot
iaens" or "honbieH." Tho repetition makos
QUO Bkopt!cal,
Also, /. moral for mothers TAho warming
Some daughter OF yours 1nay be- the victim oil
brains md, poBscsslng them, nlay dare to HBe
than, and, using tlsom may aspire to medical
education. It III enough. II. D.
, 1874-12-26

The H0Nth C0rOk11st Strikes ftnFnCENA
Slaonl tn II Ibessnc Fox-SnfetY Of All
ola EfHtlrh-SItip 1lltu EnrHO valued at
S.5U,O0O. .'
s,ufn Tic Te.o 1ork IEtrald, Dec. %.
At 6 o'clock yesterday morning, during dense
fog. the eldowheo1 iron steamship South Caro-
lima, commanded By Capt, ]. Z. Beckett which left
Charleston last Saturday. boHnd for Now York,
struck Oh Dar1,cgat Shoal and it il feared ID in
very dangerous position. Shortly afterwards she
commenced throwing overheard bales OF cotton,
Of which she Ind a iutl cargo, for the purpose OF
tightening llor drnught. bhe lies in tho samo
vicinity wliero numerous craft layo already loft
their honeB.
At 70 minutes to ten boat from Lifo-sayins
Station No. u boarded her and took or tho fol-
lowing passongera:, Mrs; 4, Detrosillo, daushtoF
The crow from tho I.ifo-S wing Station No. IT
also catnc alongside Mt 10:15 md took OF DR.. ".
3. ualliek, Of aliddlotowu, Conn.,; Mr. Samuel
W. Whitt!esey, Of Brooklyn, who. with those
named above, constituted NIL Tho passengers, aud
Mrs. JosephB, tho stcwardcHs
TAe South Carolna IL an iron vessel alld wno .
ono OF six gunbonta built for tho United States
during the War for navigation inswaters Of little
both fore and aft honco the namo given to these
craft. "doubIo enderB." After tho conclusion Of
the War these Vessels fwero sold. Tile South
Carolina vas built BY Harris Loring i Co.. Ut
Boston. lIor original 1anle wan tho Winnipeg
4 sister ship Of tao South Carolina, now piyinE
ont of New York, and In tho Same line, is tho
Goorgia. formerly tho sIamohn. TIE South
Carolina WAS r.obuilt December, 1869. on theDos-
aware River, by hornow owner. Air. IL. r. Clyde.
Of PHILADELPHIA; mil after this operation had
been performed the following wero and are her
principal Dimensions: Length over nil. a55 fcot
breadth OF beam, s5 feet depth Of hold, IS feea
1 iuoaoa. She Inns two deella md IN Of l,60s
tons. Hor engines aro Of worry excellent cila1-
actcs: aud sho was ab1e to r'm as gteas
speed Since har alteration sie has ran
II, the Great Southern freight mud Passongce
Limo betwoon Charleston, 5. e., md Now York
4 Herald reporter called ut tho olico OF Mr.
Clydo, III this city, yesterday. ut No. bowling
Grcen, and was told TINT they valued tho souta
Carolinn at oyur S100,O00 !
Ms. Clyae it is said, insurcs mono Of his steam,
ors, OF which he owns Il larEo !leet thinking ie
better policy and moro economical, @nd tue hal-
nllca III his insurance account hitherto Inns 81
WAYS boon i'll lib favor,
Tho ayorago adluRtosa OF tho stranded vcfssA&
McHsrs. johnson 4 Higgins, of Will street. ektako
that tho South Carolina brlngs . full cargo ae
cotton.-llanloy, 2,2D0 alos,--which, estimating It
tho value at $50 a balo, giyoH I'LL aggregate vs1uo
Of 3l7G.009. Tho Insurance. Oh tho sa1na il ef~
fectod al1ucat entirely among Now York eoaapa~
uih4.
, 1874-12-26
A F1st,,s CARE oF IRIS YOUNG,

a FIdli'S OAnE OF ITS YouF0.
In English writer publishes IN interesting
tatomont-whicA wo quote IN fn'l-of BONO
fresh observations upon the hahtk Of molnhor
Of tho porch family in tho nurture Of hcr youngs
He aaya:
Whie on t,n paint q! taking my accustomed morn.
ing.plunEo III u tho G1car. pebbly .trt'.sa TINT
Ind thbtr way ino tia pia1ns from tNa northern
mouutatll.FanEes OF Trinidad, my aton&snn WAY at-
truetol by tle utGetrr t0Schltta ~ small tsHl u
lho perch tribp. ln HeucFal tits hsl ~ oxtra!ey shy,
kclMdiuB oil tntn dueT Wator. 0r ul1er aumu over"
hanging bank oil tie annroAcl 1T a1, On this octa"
sou, owever, on putting my la tnta tue wAieF, lho
nsi, to my aAtanshneilt, ,artel forward aBlln aAI
snA 4gatn, striking my hand with consldefs4he
torce. luther at u losa tn nccuMt Tor ktlcll
tolnerlty In tsh oniy lncilea lulg, watched
ita movements narrowly, al!tt Ut 1aat found Iut
tho cauSe lii haa1 ln,fow riose by about lilo size
Of llt e, nrtBtlcally e1cAvAet from the quartz
band, multitude at tiny fish wero hlsdtcd togetlcr,
their minute !nh nslt tails III constant tnptlon Ilny
Ind apparently Goon only Very recu!ty hatehpd, at
we're arser t4an c0n.toll h0llae-lteH. Tho nrrt
Bt kbtt }solia WAtch over llDr progeny. reBtHt1tH
any nttelnp IN my part to tolleh thnn. RDxt nntn.
Inv, anirt by my father n. brothers, retrn
I'd 10 tho Kpn, wtltr!, ta carefully arkuu tho dny
hufore. For some n1, however, We te1sc|td III yatn
f0r the fall and her ynlH. at latigh fnw yar1as
farther np TIM Httcn. wa tlEEcDYercu tho palont
guarding her fry Will jealous care tn cuYitY htHilar
y Eco0'td altt OF tle coarso sand. Any attempt to
irpdsco onas lnger Win vigorously olloaed by the
wAel!ful muer. This 10 thu first and only Instance
that haa came uAler NY hottie u 13h watching oYur
, 1874-12-26

On Tabor'a height glory came,
Autl, AhriucA iii clouds Of anlbent tame,
Thu awe-strtlGk, husllrd .lisciptna aaw
Christ and tho prophets Of thu Inv:
NIoacs. synogo grand alld awful faGa
or SlnnlA thunder bore tho trace,
Ami wise Elias. in llls eyes
The statlc u IHraci's prophecies.
Stuod in that vast mysterious liAsi3
THAT Syrian tuons moro purely bright,
Ono ois eatl l!au.a-sna ligl, between
s;hoEe forth tho GntallEo SaZurcne.
They bowed their heads lii holy fright
No mortal eyes c0nht lear the sight,
A.Ml, wl1su tlcy looked again. behold!
The t1ery clouds had backyard rO?led,
Aud borne aluft, 1h grandeur Loudly,
NotlIing Nsss lGfi, save jesus only."
HcsTaeutlent typo of tlilngH to b1
NJ re1t its mystery tD-tlay
With clearer eyes than even thcy,
The llnhur-aaints Gf Galilee.
We Hoo tlle Gariat Etallll nut batHcnu
Thu ancient Inv untl faith sereuo,
Hp!rit uni lcttcr-but above
Shirt aMtl iestey both VIVA !,oxo.
J.ed by the lnl,d nf Jacobs d1sl
Through wastcs Of cid lMatli waA trod
1}y WElell tlIB savaRy world could move
Inward through Inv aud faith 10 lovS.
Aid there in Tabor's harmless danlo
Tho crOwnis,H revelation cA.s1e.
Tile ultl world krle!t in hoillaGe duo,
TAe rropt4etX uear iu reverence drew,
Law ceased tta mission TO Gulall.
Aud Lave WA Lord un Ta0ora hill.
Sn now, while crcesls l,erltex the mind,
And wrangliags l0a.l tho Wenry wind,
Whom all the air IL Tiled will words
And texts TINT ring lika clAshtng oMoFaAy
sun, III for refuge, wc may turn
Where I'abaeh shining gl0riea burn
MI. st,,II NJ nn ntjoua 19rue1 rhtle-
, 1874-12-26

What MIR. Field Cnlls Is An Enduring :
nlonunHcns to thai Htur'S 1ntnnay -
Another caro- in which Delay Ms
&ea.a

What MIR. Field Cniia IS Ara Enduring
alonuI.cnt to thai Htun's 1ntnlny ~
Another caro- in which Delay Ms
Asked fer.
From. lie Ne,o York ssu, bee, %.
Tho eriul. con. srit OF alr. Thunlau ". FioM
Drooklyn yesterday bofore ex-Juage Greenwood
as roforeo. Mr.. Field, tho plaint,n, anu l.s law
yers, alr. ]. II. Van Cott aud ex-J u1se En,mott,
attended tho proceedings. Winchester l,rltton
aud William G. De- Witt were Mr.. KitsoiIa's law
yors. Alr. Do Witt objccta1 to tho reporters At
tortiing tho reforenre, anil said that he ahon}d
nsls for MI adjournment it they weto admitted.
Mr. Van Colt cited tho Proctor case, and said
that tho referee there decided to allow reporters
to nttonG, and it WAS question Of discretion
viii, him.
Mr. Field aaid, II laye nothing to conceal"
md Mr. Drtton replied that 1t Was not ques-
tion Of concoalment, hut onc Of protection to in-
nocont parties who aro dragged into this thing.
Mr.. Do Witt proposed al adjoHr1linent IL thoy
could net softle tho case NJ to It's publicity tforo.
"We WISH" ho adslod, tito protect 1aly from
public SCANDAL and there arc children to he pro-
tectcd, aud wo NiHl, to protect tho community
from tho dosni!s Of this matter"
Mr.. Ficld-Tllo lady, sir, IL my wifc, aud
have right to consult her protection. I Laye
tried to protect lcr.
The lawyera asroo1 to an adjournment until
next Tuesday.
NIr. Held laid aftor tho adjournment that lie
should not submit lq a trial which prccludc1
him from showing to tho public tha character OF
AfY wifoa botrnyer, md that ho should instruct
llis counsel to withdraw thoir nanles from tho
stipulation to refer tho caae it lo waH restricted
IIo aaid that it IL the understanding that DIR.
Kinsclln'H lawyers aro to try to obtain Ill order
from Tho Snlrono Court requiring the roforce 70
closu hiH doors. Tho defendant was intensely
anxious to have tho testimony kept aecrot.
AEr. Fieid has in advance made m assignment
Of tho amount Of dauagen tllat lie nay receive
from Mr.. kfnHDltl Hb Lr0B1C1ittOD to MIR,
, 1874-12-26

III Honon,a County, California, u few days ago,
mulo was drawing q loud Of limo, which, GU
couraged by brisk shower, wont into vigorous
combustion. Tho wagon took fire, but tho n4uls,
with yiow. porhaps, Of Investigating It, stood
Btlll. IIo driver slsEGcstod that le procood. but
tho mule pnt tho torotoot to the front md laid
lis ears to tho ronr, and maintained l,is ground.
In duo limo thu iire, OH tho waEon s'nHeh the
him, TAon 1t roasted lin. but it ,,ovor moved
lin. There waB a principle at stake, and he
calciratod in hin tracks ~ support OF IL. Whom
lilo PROCESS Ind ondet. all that WIS loft Of WHIST
lad ucen niule waa halt barrel Of ashos.
, 1874-12-26

An Episconal el4,trl! latoly employed ono Of itH
with tho nlottoupon 1t, "Meyry Christmas" LII
dus tl1e tho a1tulo wna mala and letiyerotl but
imaE,nn thu chill which s!ashot! tho buMgnisy Of
t4at Committee when Il was uncovered. and thu
inscription, wll|ol, had boon gyon to tho asont
verbally, WaH soon to road. Mary CriBtnlaBt.
Tho bust noryo among tho,u broke tho spoil oi
Ai!enco by refusing 10 accept tho job, Wheroupnn
Tho other party produced q writsas order in the
agents l.nlld, to provo TINT ho Aa1 "folowol
copy" Tho CoMnlttoo co!acludea to haah up the
aifar Vt tha bell The aXeut hes boon elected
Mayor Of tho city.
, 1874-12-26
AVECE.


haYe watched yul lprE, Ayicc--
Wattlctl yGlt 10,
I have found your aaeret out );
And know
Tint tho restless, rlblloMcd things,
Are hui uutlayelUllesl wings
Ilat will grow.
When you enter in n room,
It is stirred
with tho maynard. flashing flight
Ut blrd ];
Anu you Hpeak An,l bring with you
I a.f md ,t,t, ru =. 1,,,.t ~h,t 1,luo
, 1874-12-26

4 story IL told here Of two pretty baltimore
gills, wo wrro mt rowing ou tho Lake of IA!-
curno, al!l wiIon tho barga Of tho Klng OF llol-
land came aong. instead Ut trailing oatA and ro-
npoctfuy falling hchlnd royalty, actually racol.
lha King wan ovldontly n1'nod With this oxhh-
t,on OF American independence. AVID made sign
to his oarBen to lot tho young lasllea 80 nl.ead.
Comiag to tho Quny Hacond he told lin .:axswa!n
to moor tho yictora' boat, and Hail ''llo knew
Ley Wpro Americpu4- H. Iias4NytoN letter.