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, 1875-11-15
pcaking man tclonging to tho Cnited States

HiO tlah
BnoEEN IN uroy THEIR nAREAE1aM.
ITe was n grcnt fA.orlo With tho nbo:Encs. hl~
linn. il In ~aA O, ten engaged III wnr with t'eu,.
and taught, them a phnton'imie l'ngrnr".
ronlcthug like The dumb aIphabrs. rblv n'nre
earned him smonR FrepcLucn, RrannFH.
aud 1nt.uns ALIKE, and he wns n
link hosweon them and tito American fct1s-
nenta, II" lived entirely among Tho l'ia'an4 tor
two yeas, and finally teapresfcd +, Se~ u1,
leans. With d oyo OF wild lorso- which 1'o sold
to su.d advantage. Nnlan WIS alwa'A
InuE AMERICAS.
although on ROOD terms With the eEhn:arda. ana
in tho cuun oyelrles WHICH ustcu atsao tc'a.lss
Il sg,s ''n''f's; ho suays t'h'" s;aoa A' viii ""' h.
own co,.utrr. Ilo WIS. III fact, although hoito-
dealer, q kind Of a.'ont. w!.o knaw e'etst'.,ns
tint VAS eo.up on in tho hnlf.cvi!tzcl region
nroislli intn. When Jot,s Adanh Waa i'rnstttaI't
Thu Mexicans &sru much txHslcrafcd by tho
distinctions placed III thc,r waf by TIM spa,''rh
Government. AZ une tine "nF was ih'nlslsht
mid !,ais put asmv WAS on tho ttteeitMpri
prepared To sIfikn the blow wl1lc',
ncaly fjfy gears latcr fell with such terrible null
crushing foFce upon Mexico. It VIA dnri1,s tha
threatening inspect Of Affairs TINT Philip Nolan,
who Ind done nncit 10 mako 're1as ,he r"sr'so
Of terra lHcnEntta, went intH that country:
ni!1 about dozen cDmFnuinna, to hnnt up Will
horecs. Tho Spanish uurcrnor suspected h:nl,
nnA
RENT 1G0 MINED MEN
#, pursuit Of the !it'ao ba,Ia. They came tron
ahe Au!er.caus by Bnrrrdc. hut, III r!ite of ali
that, Nolan iaIliel tl1esn, but was k1lIca-sbos
through ihs forclcad-at the first sira. I1ia
coMradta fought until they were allowed 10 sur
rcber With all tic AullOth Of war but tho Spau-
inras decoyeh them intu ti1e nf thor toEtrc -Afs,
mud the7 Wesn condemned to perpetual captivity
in Mexico. Tnelr caftora grow to love tflem.
hut, aflor tix gears tho 5paush Government
sent
AN ORDER TO HAVE THEM DECiMATEp,
And EHNriam Hinckm1u HllOt HAVING lost IN
q game uf dice Which dcc!dou which Of tho
rrlsonera wns 10 bo executed. Tho united 5tates
lad 10 posspono tile oay Of its leyenge. "hiss
came III tho royeteiou Of Louisiana to Tho
independence OF MEXICO aud OF Tu1uH. and tho
general Illumination OF Splln. He hopcd that
riatuic to Philip Nolan would yet 10 ret up ln
Washington.
, 1875-11-15

notice. havo dono nothing which am sitllos
sorry for or nshau,od Of. but should any ouo1l
actiun DO taken IN refnropco to me ~ y0t1 suE-
etst, should not conaldrr half days not,co
notice In raso nf .rucl' rrococling. ! l,avo n
great nlauT warm personal friends In Plymouth
Church. alll have no iieA thaL thsro will DO
:nv conflict between ''s. At tho samo % s,m", Il =
rhn,1M make n,nTe SUCH ~ WAS mAdo IN rc-
Knttl 10 Dencnn Wc.t and Mrs. alonlton. l most
ccttanlr should ,lotontI myself. unl the ro-
n,''s "onlI bo' IN N, l'aSmon.' sefsou* to the
and junl hef re- Nud and man, lido mot futen to bs
intElniiatcd ur threatened or lyoh 10 hdnps any
other cpltEa than what Ia right. PROPER. an1
(:l,rtatinn-ks Mntl / hlnnd ioAent nus nthsr
course Of treatmeuL toward mo Oh tue k,art Of
tin Church.
tended Plymouth Ctutch7
atr. nosen-1 havo iuat returned from, my
couuttr-acat at Woodstock. wAerG have been
absent for moro than four mouths with my fam
i1y. Previous to going into tho country I at
tended tho rlurrL. What shall do 10 the
future llavo not fully determined.
tlon iu relation to tho church rather dsagr.ea-
bio Quo !?
Afr. Doven-It is rather embarrassing for ono
In my poaition 10 attend tho clusoh lit1tor CT
listing circumstances. Some OF tts n1etnberB who
daro not mako any public charger, arc worry bo'd
~ their private attacks and romarks about me.
Tho counsel Of Mr. uoecher, air. 3. +, Tfaov,
MAIDS aboptnhbfy fa!Bo and malicious statements
In court In the treernce nf Mr. 1tccl,cr, WHO
looked On With apparont srnlo1 Of satisfaction,
giving reopo tho Impression TINT 1o approved
Of these false statements. II Mr.. TracYa Btato-
n1onts nte tlne, plymouth Church ought not to
watt day without eumrnonlng mo to nuswet tho
charges.
lenortor-Wt1at do you think Of tho action of
Plymouth Chntch in regard to Mrs. A1oul.ou and
Deacon West7
air. Dowon-Thcrc is bit ono way to deal with
pcrnone IN tic position whlch Deacon West and
Mrs. AfoG!son lately occupied. A Cbr,sttan,
manly courre Ia alwAys eafo Good eeuse,
courtesy. ana Christian principle required ptyn.
otltl Church to present tho matter kindly to
Mrs. Moulton md Deacon Wcss. and gtyo them
ample tins to'apposr at tho bur Of tho church to
answer for tue course tbey bad taken mud, ut.
til thsy Wesc thus sunlm1nc1, such action ~ the
church has taken Ia simply ridiculous, = dlshonor
to Christianity pruprloty, aud good order.
So far as I know. ministers throughout
Tho country, whcthpr frlonde or foes of
afr. Dcccher. hayo pronounced tho couree OF
Plymouth Church tn ita recent ncttou in regard
to thcsc members Is unprecedented unwar-
rautod, defontofeBs, and nnjustttiable. The
rromlhaut lAymon Of the country Also. az far an
| hare heard any expression OF opinion agreo
wltl, the clergy In tho matter. Ibote is no sect.
denomination. or community iu Cbristondom
that can stand upon aucti platform ono minute
a. has been adopted by Plymouth Church 10 ro-
gard to those members. I sAy this without
s.,eciaI reference to Mrs. Moultnn or Deacon
West, but simply as 1nnttar OF Christian usage
md fnir dealing.
, 1875-11-15
THE KENTUCKY kuklux.
TiIEitl AEhTENgk.

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Nov. l4.--A verdict Of guilty
waa sadly received by tho Ku-klux prlsoners.-
Smoot. Ounn, and AIefTett. When convicted
TINY xeEo presented before Judge Eunona to
Aeceive their final sentence. Tno Judge first
addressed himself to Smoot. lie aid personal.
" he did not consider hsm . degraded .nan; Aa
did not bolie,o him thief; hs Eaw nothing i1,
LIS chhEactor that would cause ballef tbAt any
taau's property Mould not 10 uafe When In Lin
reach but hu had been carried away by local
1es'!ng which Ind causod q combination OF pur-
pose to commit hlga csimo. Ito had, perhaps,
| really no owl In hla heart, but strange ci1ouu.
stances surrounding tho feeling In ! loca,
| community eAtaea him 10 Join In a
! <aumen puspo,s, and ho bal committed
, 1875-11-15

IRnrtest4r tMs.s} G,t.shs, Veg. ., ,,.,.
Tho hona OF Representative DAnks, on Aaln
street. III Walthau,, WAS Inst cyeninR Inc bcea1
OF royal trola iulprassad fn sid Of tue hsHonM ~
Centennial. Con. D2nhs ltnt heip!ae utaa ~.
and kudly throw open hiH manelon asI4 oa'n 49,. ~.
tho entertainments. which WAS notillha tess so""
genuine, old-fasLtouel huskinK. ,..n
Gen. Ianks, who makes "aucceaa uo'thi IN
raiSed this yoaf about 2O0 bualels ~ co!1't NJ VI
buahata OF which wata placed In tue n1iaala ~. n
tue barn floor in rack with aeuts CD etuet iii.
In order the more successfully 70 reAn3s 'sMf ~
The fun attending tho discovery OF Ied ears. Nv
of these weta scattered throughout tue "!npo".
The barn was lighted With lanterns. At1d n ' r's
ouFuer = ytsud vas erected for M.tstclans: INV
barn Ia situated short dstancs from tho noaGss -
with which II was couuocted for rus oeeasaoa ~
= covered way . largo marquee ~ lhe ceu.,s
forming conspicuous featule oi na asG,S ~. IN.
minated with UbtueBe lsDtotns. a. Admlss'0n w,
fec Of so cau1s MAJ chMKsd taa saso9s. a'"' tha
expepseH whatever having baan tnouFtsa o,,.,
secelpts which amounted to c2nsld"eap1e sru, ~.
all went to sid tho WoMAuB dspA1tHaot u WV
Centenuial Exhibition. o,, .oa
The husking bagau about o'c!osa' ,,no oiu
young entering alike into the spoEt aemsu.uss
receiving and paying foIfslta ~ QUO .ttet ano'u1
lucky ono diacossro3 Sed car. 1ha eo"ianih 80,
wore sleu Invited to q snbstAnIis! co!tenou' ~ ~
as was served 10 the boys And ft:is u 20" E,S ~
land 1tU 3eaSa nSo. ihla Mas . Esatu!ty W ~ -
Eart Of Mr. aud Mira uxnkA, Atld oonsas1asa ~ u
baked baut1s, brown bread. s14aali, apPio - ~
n,,nco ptas, dousluuIs aud cAse=e. pa'a ssAsS
aud sweet c11sss
, 1875-11-15
MICHIGAN SCHOOLS,

Sp<etat Nspatch n Tbs Chicago tribune.
ADRIAN, Mich, Nov. 14.-An idea Of 1licLi-
Rnn'a interest in educatlonal matters may be
CLEANED from the following footiugs Of table Of
eta.iBtios for Lenawee County. pnbllshed in tho
Times yesterday: Number Of children OF school
ages, 1500l school-houaes. brick. IS; frame.
la4 valuation. 1901, ,7B0 sohs,nR oaplclty, t5,-
OFT average daily attendance, l0.729; liz mAis
tcachots received 423, 3,4D7.b5; Y78 tomalos re-
ecsyed S43,0Y1.77, Total. a00, 4ob.a2 probable
coat Of schools tor the year. slJ8, ,4G0,06. Tho
seating capacity OF the county schools IL in ex-
cesa OF the enrolment
, 1875-11-15
II etaa Lcafa for Decorative Purposes.


Forelxn Journals duscribs process use1f by
the Japanese In thu production Of = matai ieAt
used for decorative purposes. Thirty Of forty
thin plAten Of gold, silver. copper, and various
alloys are lad tho ono ovcr tip othar, IN 0lyon
order. and eoldotea together At Tho odgosr no
that = st,ut plate Of masal IL formed Of the
whole. Punches Of various ahspaa--cuntcal,
pyranldsl, aud With triangular, aqusfe or psntag-
ohsl sidss-ars now used to make pAtseso Of
perforated figures, which exhibit an tLsit inner
siles coucents,o circles, tnsnglss, and othsr
forms corresponding 10 tho punches used. Tho
plate 10 prepared 10 hammered and rolled tll IL
becomes very thin. tho holes dlsappeas, sud tha
figures hsyo spread out, preserving. However.
theis parallelian. uumber Of troken. straight,
ard curved lines Are thus ptoaueaa, whscu. ~ IN
Damascus blade, arc FREQ Of each other, slough
uonsi4ssnt in themselves III ths satne metal, thar
effect telpg further surirhsa by ths use Of so'ds
to modify The colofB. It will b eas!ly undoE-
stood that thin plstes prepared In this Nay, hAV"
inx an extremely ile1iba nature. admitting 10 10,
liaf, vita stamped or enRrASed deaifas+ Ana
canablt of recoiyua tie most varied polorB sad
fotnA, will Laye many use& IL decorative art.
, 1875-11-15

buffalo, Nov. 14.-1bouE o loot q snoW 7O1I
to-day.
storm is reported to havo sok Ia along tho limo
of tho Union Pacific, west OF Green River laat
ueht. Seet fell In such quantittoa That tho tel
eEraph wites nre reported to b as large around
a. man,a wrist. ,|,n snow to The DEPTH Of o9e
falling at 10 this morning. Tho storm IL NOV
ing east. Tclegraph!o Communication with
points west OF Green River has been broken all
day to-day. No storm enst Of Laramie City.
Trains aro running on tfmo.
WHITEHALL. ". T., Nov. 1i-A heavy SNOW
storm prevails here. Six inches have ialsn at
plattsbu1g Twelve inchea snow is reported.
Fears are entertained Of an ea1iy close at nayi-
Cation.
showing hero ali day. aod tho storm still con.
tfuuoH,
, 1875-11-15

TESTIMONY TO Be TAKEN IN THE LOADER
Neg 1ork Sun, Nor. -.
judge Henry i. Moore, OF tho Kings County
Csnrt VI Sessions, yosseruay granted The motion
OF Mr. j. T. ltnroall, counsel for Joseph Louder,
and appointed Jouu ". Taylor, Esq, of New
a,k, N. j., Commissioner to take the testl-
mony Of Joseph II. Richards, the brother Of
M1B. Titon, and Mrs. N,oharas, his wife. in ref
erenco to tlao adultery Of tho Rev. Henry Ward
Deecher. The announcement Of t!.e decision,
although expected, created . stir In Brooklyn,
inasmuch aa it seomedto asBuro tho reopcniug
aud thorough rayontiiatlng Of tho scandal.
A reporter found Alr. J. T. slnreau. Loadcr's
counsel preparing intertogator!cs for Mr.. and
Mrs. Richards, which, With tho c1oss-intcrroga-
tIons Of tue Distrct AttotnoH will DO sent 10 tho
Commissioner. Ile said that Loader's trial
would bring lpto evidence all tho testimony that
was o1niuupi frdm tho grcat trial. uo exppototi
to subptpna Miss Snsan d. Anthony, Airs. Mar-
thu Dratabam, Slt. uonry G. Nowon. and IN case
Alr. ueechor and Mrs. Ti'ton woro called, aud
tno People could not make out caBa without
their testimony, thor admissions to whom
booYor maao "ouid be ptrltnunt testimony. Dy
proving adultery. he thought that ho could best
show to tho jury that hts cicnt did not commit
nnd airs. Tiiton IN questionable position. In
thought that Loadar waa innocent, ela0 he
SHOULD by no moapa interest himself III this caae.
Lualer was puor, and tho expeuHos OF tho trial
prom,sed to bo !argo. The eaao wnniti be trlet',
he thought, iu January, and would pesasps last
a mouth. Al etnnent New Yo.k lawyer would
bo employed to couailct Loaler'a detenHe. None
OF the counsel who appeared III the scandal trial
would aseist. While Loador's defcnsn might
vlnd,cats other pcraonH, tt was designed to ac1uit
Aim. liz thpught that ho could nesor be cuu-
ylc.ed Of pesjusy. Air. alsreau Thought that Ae
might ueed smother commission to tako tho toa-
tiMany OF q former servant III the Tllton fan-
lily, WHO Asrs il, 5e1sey City, aud who he had
heard knew Of many oce4frut teH similar to tAAt
WHICH Loader Witnessed.
Loadas IL out Ut jail on bail, and IL at work
1t his trade. prioe, tho oontossed perjurer. iS
still in jalt. Ihp testimony Of Mrs. UullaEd Aud
Mrs. Btanton may bo tnkon ~ complete The do
fanHe.
, 1875-11-15
OBITUARY.,
Spfctat D1tp&teh To TIA CAtodao Tribune,

6ptctat D1sp3tth to TIA Cataaoo Tribune.
DuEFA1o, Nov. 14.-Capt. Robert Richardson,
OF the schooner J. Maria Bcott, dad In this city
It O'Clock tLts morning. His death WAS sud-
don, caused by thb rupture Of = blood~yeBsel
Yesterday ho was about tho dock In hpparent
health. Tie had preceded his vessel. and WAS
awaiting its arrival heEs. Capt. Aichardsou han
boon on tho lakes many years. eon OF his
sai,s the schooner TsiniJad IIis homo Vas Or
wogo where hls friends will taks bis remAins tos
burial. .- ...-
, 1875-11-15
MISCEClANE Gus.

Srectdl D,srnfch h 1he EAicaar 7f,tune.
kAssAa Gry. NO.. Nov. 1l.-Tho notorious
negro tl,icl and desporado. Chales Liudcsiy, who
was arrested III ihin city by objective on Thurs
day uight last. made his eaca;e from the Sheriff
Of Au lrain County on Fliaay eight, BY jumping
through a car-wludow hear Missouri City, wbIle
boinR taken to Mo1ico. Mo-, whoro ho Ind stolen
large amount Of pluuder. f1o was double
laudcnfrot1 at tho time. hnl tho train was rup-
ming nt rapid ratio OF tpced. 1t WAS thought 1t
first that ho must havo boon killed but, wien
tho train waa stopped and search made for hun,
Ilp was not found.
, 1875-11-15

Iittic Anna Uo;di]ocks
Was w1nsomc let,
Full Of fun anu frolfc,
Rweet aud EuoI, and yet
Drimmlng n'er with mischief
Tint drove pom Mlrnma Wilt.
Aud calised hcr n1nny heaEtachb
For her dear but wllltul child.
Naughty lit!i, Anna,
Tircsl Of fuh aud l11aY,
Just d little rrosa, refused
l1sr Mamma to oEey:
And Matntnat gr1oy1ng soFel1
That Anna cuuld do NJ,
Told her she should PACK hpr t-laSs
Aud OF 10 Boston 80.
Anna thought little,
And. noddtng her bright hcsd,
Well. you taay 60. s1ama,n,n
The roansah wce ono sud-
"Aud Papa II help you pack your t,upfs.
And then we'l hase sHeh fHn
When Aanu,ns Rono away or
sald the naughty little one.
Sorry for her naughty wotds7
Not bit was Aho;
Wlile sfanma told her how she hore4
Thai sooa abel better bc.
And thas whcn eyenudc should CONS,
Detora std want to bod,
She'd tell her abe was sorry
For all she'd done and saii.
Soft blue eyes arc dancing;
pImp1es COMO aud go:
Golden hals Like th1stfe.down
fs wnving to and fro;
And laughter. sweet u fair3-bsl1a,
Conlns ringing in from play,
A huna tlreatns of fun Ia coma
When Mamrua goes away.
Evening came. and aoldllocks
, 1875-11-15
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, d. O.. Nor. Isl T. u,.-For
the Lower Missouri sud Upper Mlsstssippi VAL
1eYs. rising barometer, brisk mad high west to
north winds, dccidedly cold, partly cloudy
weather. and anow or rain, which conditions will
oxtond ovae the Uppor Lakes.
LOCAL OBSERVATION.
, 1875-11-15


h.3d; Tansnan I'd E.aln srs identis.i eharseteF',
stsx Tho Peda'era Of fraud and perjury. consIgnng
them 10 tho devonrlng hres Of rotten cons;icnco.
sss ] e. "a fs t. i ssssa sses %
.aat transactions of pet1ited perlNsees. The jury
fSnd ia e y on ths counts. Iut matter of fact
failure Of duty. ,ws know, however, that
c3aso uron my honor = man and ny allegiance AZ
~ American citizen. here IN tie presence os this hou
am .hsolttely. lnnocent of tic charges tramied up
o,nios. II, hss moi hten Shown in evidence.
sseye sass cent in .ny fsa of IT. 1t rev.
enu-. Then vhero IL the motive Tint induced ms to
writing to Supervisor hrcDonaid and Commissioner
Doneaes. 1ha report. 4 IL alleged. was net In full.
q & q
the thieserr reportod WIS IN MissouTi. Tho Dis.
tret Attorney n sns United st.sea, IL hs concluding
mitted letter to Supervisor McDonaid aa something
f.udalont ny i.rye5s Or m1sclt bad no ogpor:a
hayo bnen done TO tho utmost sati4facuon Of every
Your Honor hss, from tho beginning Of tho easo to
fa,rcst ruling, For this thank you In tho name Of
taa people sad Ia Tho name of Justice. stand hee
hear. asa1a.sa sy tls noslo impulse Tut
ts o,tr conrsss ,u.ntraa tr W.1.s,
block: I llke e. 2naleigh may haye putIoi sn7oke
through the wtndawst tao exeeuton Of soma ottetal
Of tho virgin Queen. For myself, tavo no fear Of
aay r'n'shuent on esr.h yet on behalf l Of ny past
H.: ~ sad %
q tho support evo ny wife md ehlldten ak shot
.tn ~ ' sar o. S1ssG s rhGi n. ~osd b.
stanses: q, isw shoIs yHa.s W. sspaehIs Tue nsinE
~ o9aJ wh .no aeaa q re- tne celestial
o@nipolsaes, Sasa IT, jaags,. ivy. Ls-
III ~ rtsrnix IN nert ,,!snt unon t no
s9n.re Of ansl Judgment. Thea al hearts saau ho
through The Mfechannels Of this Frame, and tso ari-
1ela lusres that surround ths Victim. Of crime nd
70 loogment IN ny heart. When lock back 10 iAe
n,t1 ne1 ~ 1@e ~ TaeFe nr ~ ton3"s aHl ne .or ~
Of nstons rocFtry md rhema 10 Ira thc rsvs ~
destEucaion Nv sfiape lin il ehat Of onissiou sni
for suIcr the deepeat humiliation. wle tho glorl.
ous services aud re:ofectons Of tho past ato buried
II Th, No .tso u Ss1or Is ba h' }ss
Tho good ano Tho bad SUITES alike The ssretn is tuii
Of drftwood and dsad timber, whe many young oaks
hesr nrm f9nnaslon and dashca tnto tue river ct do.
M I'm . nu1 an tao ran sas ~ 3 On tho mo
ann; rVen nnw Il ssttiHr mia IL fnrnor a h.a Io
whs1c It'd csyssl wstorS eia saa, reeet tn oree,,
foliage, 10 aaa aud sycamore, AID tho gentle h.eoses
.hcrai a,ts 1a1 arne, natIa 'us,s e ~ Imo
was hut hsnmed in uallleo. Columbus, Tasso~ lad end
Napoleon, did not ucasuge tho minds Of tho men. II
u true their bodies satsorea some torture but tho
IToud spisit tut rosG Ii thslx @ hoarts leaMd
9 an wae e 1nn.na M re- Poorly
matters OF eternity. Hutnto a. nm IN the viii. ~
fe, my soul il inspired by tIeir ilusrious example.
md Ii shall 10 my future endeavor 10 show tho wori
49, F"->'F =.
perjursi test!mo-s, yet, Ake mountain csag shall
@ p9east ahe pe4ung s:os: ana ~ y aeau crar nad
~. ~ sAe 1'44'oe 4tAA4to " 'iu'44 10e 1castup.
wy gh.. d,ro
'ha'e ''ae' -
TIE SENTENCE.
, 1875-11-15

Lo tic moor Ind!sa. Wendell Phillips has
no. hold of him II list. aud made him the sub
}ect Of . lecture. Whs. are The tortuFe. of lho
stake aud tho aealpiug-knte to thla2
, 1875-11-15
Combat 1fttwoen n Serpent mud
KNfs


6hrtrerort {La.) Times.
A friend yestertlay gaya us IN account Of
desperate fight which lo raccutty witnessed bo'
taeon cotton mouth or highland moccaE'n
snake, about 81 feet long, and d large rss
The light had evidently been going on nndur tho
rlrkIng-roon Of q gio-hnuBe, near Whicl our
friend and companion wero Ataudlug. ln tho
atruggle the comIataIta cnmo from beneath tue
house and within q few foot of them. Tue sat
wus evidently tue assaiiiug party, and would
rush upon ILLS antagonist With she turT ola
annll hyena. Tho snake 0oufd PROFESSIONALLY
make it's coil aud striLo tho .at, knoca"s him
9 feet. Nothing daunted, however; ,,,hs hs
tho snake whorevar he conld catch hold sud
shaking him like terrier killing rat. Al tiMss
tho doaks wonld got him In lts fus but the lissls
fellow would struggle out from tho dangerous
embrace. Both combatanta soomod total,y
ob[yious Of the prcscnco Of tle gons1suea a;
diotant. Tue snake frequently opdeayored 70
cscapa by climbing cotton stalk, but tho fas
would ssizs hm By the tall. tearing tho atsn
away aud finally pulling lnIn down. thonea
aoyeral times tho snaAo llftoh him osaf 1oos
from, tha ground. Ihcy fought - THIS maopett
cotton. At lougtll the snake stfetcnea
ltBelf out. to all appearance dead, when tlie ras
took postum I Or 5 yards OF. and quietly se'
down and licked himself, keaping keen sya %
the gentlemen, though apparently without ~
fear Of tAom. Ono u them struck tno snsss ~
dead bofute. Tho Acah waA almost en.sso!!
totu OF for at le4st foot up its tau whacn 1 NJ
u0ne whii0 it Waa climbing oltton hstss' tao
gentlemen left aud uo&e abseiit hh!t ~ nou'.
On tGoir return to SEQ what bad hnally ea.u.S.
Of tire victorious ras neither rat nor deaa snahs
was to be Reeut aud thcy were satlsnaa toA' ~ ~
tosmer had dragged OF hiH lsal sHem1. sas
whether to eat IL Or not could not b kuaHn.
, 1875-11-15


PHILADELPHIA. Ia. Nov. H.1-About midnight
Iast night a gang Of mon attaokod tho house Of
John Sergeant at SIKH aud Jaoason tieeta. the
o1trcule lower section Of tho city. They stoued
the houso and theu entered aud tie5 tho rropro-
tor; after Which they threw tho furniture
out Of doors and stnaahed things genar-
ally. lLrtocn OF them then outraged tho
wife Of Sorgcaut. Her tnturioA are Of a serious
character. Tue police to-day inado three ar
rests, aud ats after tho rest OF tho RauG, wlcl,
Is one Of the worst In the city. Tho tavorn con-
eaned about four cart-ioatB OF bricks and ttones
which had heen thrown tuto it by tha ruillans,
WlLpsRFoRce ocTAv,us CESAR JOHNSON.
.,pes'at D.spateh to The Ch'ca'n 317onnt.
ADRIAN, Micl,., Nov. A.-Wiihoffofce o. G.
Johnson prominent colored barber Was ar~
raenod yesterday and viii DO trlel Tuosuay for
not supporting his family. His arrest was made
the night before whlto occupying tho couch OF
Mrs. WiIson. q white drossmaker. whnsp Gharuas.
tayo toDslat ell him dsss;;al b fis Jusky spouse.
, 1875-11-15

Kpectdt Ddl a!:h 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ADRIAN, MicA.. hug. 14.--Last August, ia
Tecumseh, Christopher poskllagton shot another
old fnrmos named Chcovcr, with whom ho
hal been on bad torms. Cheeyer nnrrowlg
csoapol dytnE. and yesterday IooLlington was
sent to Jackson for ten yeara.
, 1875-11-15

BRuTALLY BEATEN BY ROBBERS.
DosToX, Nov. 1l.-Thomas p. rulsifcr, M
ascd and highly respectable citizen, YVES assault
cd by two rufians Inst night. and beaten With
hi!ss 20 severely that lo dlod tonight from
ffytIrin4
Litchfield enquirer., 1875-11-18

Resds rs not quite at home in Mrs. Tighs or Apu- leus may be gsd to revive their memories eF the eipnt Fsyehs py this note from tne CycsCpedia Ths prettest rendering 0f that sory is William Morriss Earthly far1dfss, bus the reader vii ask himseH riOusy whether t be anything bat sn aezUry e cover
 Rsyehe, whose two elder sizters were of moderate besay, wss lovely tzs xhe tsksa fer vezas her. seh aud men dared ozly to sders hsx eodsss, Bot to bye Ask fhs ezcited the jealoasy ef Yen1s, who to revenge bsrseh ordered Cupid to nsprs her with lore for soDe esntemptble wretch. Bat Cupid fe ia ing fo his dsBghfx axxssd, consulted ths oracle 0f Appol1o. which eommzndsd hat Psyche should bs cosssysd sh fansxzl rites. ts Ehs summit of mOuB tain. snd these to hs ief for a destined to be the bride o destructive nsOusseF, in fhs form Of
 drag0n, fssred by gOda snd men. With so<sow was the rock, when saAds41y zeRAer hovsr around her,gen.y god of love, wh0 FsitB her every night, and unknown, leavtng her ak the apRraach af day. Rsfef
 apgzness woul4 have been the 1nt of Psyche, if oe- deuf to the w4ing of her lover, she had been hsx teaioza sisssrs whem ahe had sdm5tasa to rsif Aars co1traxy to the c0nmsnds Of Cnpa as wa9 pes- smnded that she had momasr In her arms, and emrf esdeB Erinmphed AS he a spt she entered wiEh I4mp te sxnmine him. and d1scpvarsd fhs mot M autiful Of the M0dR. In her joy and aason&henf she let drop ane, hasing tha aatpnished Psyshe Sor her suspscanss M~& &1e manasraa eFerywhere in search of hHr bez0Ts& bWk hehsd l0t him. Ysnas kept her hew psRD0ms 3xG4ed her almxe, and imposed her te seseFest and @sf fryinR tsska- Ryrhs wpmfd hsxe nMmk unAar tbsss buxdrmshaa met Cupid- who sM asndafg iosed hnF. sszsy anstsa her in her is- Wnen Rzysas sas aaallr rsuaiasd ao cupsd aa obn. rua. her sasioas dssrs threw thanssiEs from .