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drawing With 4 corardly and contemplate as-
.nmp,iou Of = superiority which 1t could not

zr.;np with 4 corardly and contemplate Is
<nmp,iou Of = superiority which 1t could no
fairis ain.
ur. G. Percy Engiish-bstter known u
~Johpov "-is in Chicago, visiting bis friends
n. !. attached to the personal stan Of Elne,
Washburu, Chef Of the Secret Service, 1,
Pirate sec.etarv. Mr. English has large &c
ouaiptauce 10 this city, having h-1 occasion
J,vine his connection with The TRIBUNE. tt
.,;uteryicu" large part OF the able-bodied mali
pop1laaon.
As.tt Lake pape-, not having the fear Of the
,ra,t Prophet before its eyes, discoursed thuf
.hoat Brigham Young: s'We are pleased te
r.,ou,ele the great improvement in the old
fr.nd's heslth. and prophesy it will be- perma.
nant until he is again needed in court on account
If his murders OF lustful procliy1ties, when he
v;u doubtless produce scorc OF medical Ger
fxrates to the effect that he ia about to enter
tbs 1aIley Of the shadow Of death"
rhr Now York EreniH3 Post directs tic atten-
t;oa Of patriotic and benevolent citizen8 to the
sxtrens destitution Of Mr. John Blake Washing
lon. Of sumnerville s. c., grandson OF Col.
William Washington. who was gallant Rerolu-
tioosry soldier, and q cousin OF the immortal
George. The entire fortune OF John Blake
Washington WAS swept away by the late Civil
En, He and his family are now in nesd OF as
Gs.auoe.
The story that David 4. Wells and Carl schurz
nc atout TO become the responsible editors OF
tae Public (neweraper), formerly called the
Hadnclcr. Of this city, is untrue It is posi-
bic that both may form = nominal connection
Nth the Public a. corresponding editors;"
bu. that Journal, as Was announced when it
changed its name, Will remain under its present
conf eteut management Mr. Wells Is at present
wholly occul led in supervising the pnbhcstion
Of = pew book On politico-economic subjects,
which is likely to surpass any OF his former ef-
fora to inculcate sound economic doctrine in
this couutry.-Ne.D York Eoeninq Post.
"0ur Carter &C. Henry Harrison, Of the
Test Sidc-must have found something exceed
tpsly funny in the toast Agriculture, the basis
Of prosperity of tho n2tion," at tho banquet to
the Congressional excuraion. The Phlladelph;a
Times says that the hunor Of his remarks aud
tho general iolhsy Of hts conduct gave the merry
members license to enjoy themselves, which they
did thoroughly by throwing champAgae-coEks 1t
each other and ut outsiders, much to the dismay Of
ths Park policemen who we're on guard. and who
made several Intellectual attempts to stop the
fun
Prof. TFndal sends long letter to tho Nation
n reply to certain observations OF it's crilic
upon one Of hia works. In closing, Prof. Tyn-
dal speaks OF the praise ha secured by bis
lectures in This country, saying: !" It cama to
ne unasked, an incident, not m aiu1,-shining
becaufe spontaneously, upon the necessary
journe? Of my life. It WAS not, can Bay truly.
the applause Of large assemblies that constltut-
ID my chief happiness in the United States
bat the ever-groxlng proof, for the most part
that, without swerving from
ny duty, I had gained modicum Of the afec-
hon Of the American people. That priced :;
md that have sought to keep 1roa from deck,
nsteriA Or intellectual"
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