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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-11
MEMPHIS P%OsTeFFICR.

YrIon houRs-FRexS AN. fo6P.H.; SUNDAY,
FRoN 9 TO 10A.M.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-01-11

Z. wHITM0RE, Publisher aud Prop,
Is:MadisonIstreet.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

WILL WONDERS NEVER CEAsE?-When
DIR. Walker proclaimed that he had pro.
duced from the medicinal herbs of Cali.
fornia an elixir that would regenelate
tho sinking system and sure every form
OF disease not organic. the incredulous
shook their heads. Yet his Vinegar
Bitters is now the standard restorative
of the western world. Under the oper-
alton of the new remedy, dyspeptics re-
gain their health /; the bilious and con.
stipated are relieved of every distress.
ing symptom ; the consumptive and re.
mittent fevers are broken ; the heredi
tary faint of scrofula is eradicatei /!
Skepticisn is routed, and this wonder
full preparation is to-day the most pop.
ular tonic, Alternative, and blood depur.
emit ever advertised in America. We
don't sell rum under the guise of medi-
cine. We advertise and sell a pure
medicine which will stand analysis by
any chemist in the country.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
EARTH AND SUN.
The Late Transit OF Venus-Our Planet
Nearer the sun than the Astronomers
lin ye suuun.eI.

The Lato transit OF Venus-Our Planet
Nearer the u than the
Have Suppoaed.
Tho World publiehes a cable dis.
patch frou London, saying that the
first tentative computations made at
Greenwich of the data obtained from
observations Of the recent transit of
Venus, have yielded results somewhat
different from what was expected. -Four
calculations, made independently, give
The suns ralIax AZ being respectively
900 seconds, 9.45 seconds, 1926 seconds,
and 20 seconds, the mean being 024
seconds. The computations were made
by Prof. O. Herrici, PHI, d., of the
university college; Mr.. Freder ok
Guthrie, OF the royal school OF mines
and arts, and Messrs. Dnnkin and Ellis,
assistants at tho royal observatory,
Greenwich. No calculations have yet
been completed at tho now university.
The computations, rs given, were made
only upon the basis OF the moments oil
external and internal contacts, as
reported from different points OF obser-
walton, and may be considerably mod
ified when The Photographic ana
micrometric measurements are taken
into account.
Based on this dispatch, the World
remarks, on the authority of n American
astronomer: To say that the suns
parallax has been asccrtained to be 8 "a
seconds, is to say that the sun is distant
from us about % 1923 semi-diameters OF
the earth, or 8S, 4i3, 72G miles. This i.
1926, 274 miles less than the distance
nj lde out by Enecke from observatio na
of tho last transit, and 5000, 900 OF
1000, 900 less than the results obtained
by more recent measurements. II this
ratio were constant, wo should require
LAO years to overcome the entire dis
lance and full into the sun. But, as il
is certain that our centripatal motion
would DO vastly accelerated continually
as wo got closer within the sphere Of
the suns attraction, unless lis forces
should be proportionally decreased. OF
his volume reduced, it is also probable
that we should consume very much lesi
time than is above given in making the
tremendous journey.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
No USE Of any longer taking the large,

No USE Of any longer taking the large,
repnlsive. griping, drastic and nauseous rilIs,
composed OF crude and bulky ingredients, and
put up in cheap wood or paste.board boxes,
when We cap, by a careful application Of chem.
ical science, extract all the catharlic and other
medicinal properties from tho most valuable
roots and herbs, and concentrate them into a
minute Granule, scarcely larger than a mus
tard seed, that can be readily swallowed by
those OF the most sensitive stomaches and
fastidious taste.. Each Of DR.. Plorce's Pleas.
ant Purgativs Pellets represents, in a mos.
concentrated form, as much cathartic power
~ is embodied in any Of the large pills found
for sale in tho drug stores. From their won.
derfnl cathartic power, in proportion to their
size, people who have not tried them arc ant
to suppose that thoy arc harsh or drastic in
effect, but such is 10 Mt all the caso, the dif-
ferent active medicinal principles Of which
they are composed being 80 h~armonized, one
by the others, as to produce a most searching
thorough, yet gently and kindly operating
The Pellets arc sold by d.alers il
medicines.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
An Awful Liar.

He didn't look like a liar. He had, in
fact, a George Washington sort of a face,
and his enumeration was loudly honest
and decidedly nasal. He sat roasting
his alternate sides in front of a red.hot
saloon stove, amid q party of bummers
who were trying to out.lie each other.
"Talkin' about lightnin',' said he, 81
reckon none of your lazzaroni was ever
struck, was you? No? Well, l was.
You sec l was out shootin' prairie
chickens in Eelinoy last August, and
there como up the awfullest thunder.
storm l ever sec jim the whole course of
my life. IL rained cats an dogs an the
thunder rolled, and the forked lightnin'
darted all over the sky like frey
t)ngnes. l got behind a haystack that
sort O. leaned wei to the south, an the
first thing I knowed the lightnin' struck
that, and set il afirc. Then I moved 10
a,,waluut.tree that stood near an n dou.
bla jinted bolt ripped that into spin.
ters. | moved to another tree, an the
lightnin' struck 1t. Then l begun to
think it meant me, an 80 l jost walked
ont, bumped myself up, an took three
or four of the loudest claps / ever
heard. 1t took me up right peart ; but
beyond rippin' the coat often my back,
an splittin' one O. my boots from top
TO toe, it didn't do mo no particular
damage. But you don't find old Jim
huntin' in q row Of this kind agin."
The discounted banners looked curl.
ously into each others faces for q
moment, and then, one by one, silently
arose and sneaked cut, leaving Truth.
full James master OF the field.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

For loss of cud, horn all, red water
I, cows loes OF appetite, rot, or mnrraln III
shaen. thick wind, brokon wind, and roaring,
and Tor all distractions OF the kidneys IN
horses use sheridan's Cavalry Condition row.
dsrs.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

PC. Borlean, res ding at Happy Jack, Lou
isiana, who gave an arm to tho ''Lost Cause. "
won a 5000 piece Of property in Col. J. Z.
Fosters Oct. Distribution at Houston, Texas.
Loulsisnians arc investing largely in the Sc
ond Distribution, which takes place March Sd.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

DR.. Tutt,s E%xpcctorRnt is the most VAIN am
n p,1nn munS diseaacp. It is pleasant to take.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

Two additional "Morgues" have
been constructed at Paris, as the estab.
lishment behind Noire Dame was in.
sufficient to accommodate the people
found in the river"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

roloRrp soLDIgns-ofla late war can get b9u"H
Nv wiring IoU. Il. ARAoLD, Clncihhali, VI
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

Agents. Chang Chang SELF, at sight; Nte'spsn asIo n.
soip. Goods free, Chang Chang MTS co hos'o''
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

d,As A WPEK. Agents wanted everywhere ror
SID outht 5jc. FGirOu Il WALKED, Dayton ONO
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

uspEy PEACH EARLIEST SAFELY by mall "
n rircuinr free, l.. q. AMsDES. Carthage MO-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

Aonn n month to agents everywhere. ADDRESS
HZUU ExCEisIoE M'F'G Co., Buchanan Mlch
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
An Irishman called at a druo store N

get 9 bottle OF Johnson's Anodype Liniment
for the Rheumatism; the druggist asked him
in what part OF the body it troubled him m,,t,
Be me soul, ' said he, 81 h.ve it in i,ery
houl and corner or me-" WI!
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
CORREspONDENCE INVIrED

with persons deairing to exchange southern or
Western Lands. deprecated corporation bonds or
debts fany kind for ~. Louis property. bargains
procured for investors In st. Louis property, ana
fnll Information As to value and titles impaired 70
clients WFsTCoTT RMAM Il tounsel-
lors, are retained 10 prosecute all Litigation pertain
ing to titles, corr O%raiiOpS, etc. Is. is. WAnDtLh'
Investing Agent, SIG Pine street, st. Louis Mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

nromoo per day at home. Terms free. ADDRESS
XbExZu Gro, SrINsoN d Co, Portland Maine.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28
RIFLES, sHOT.GuNs, PIsTOLSA REyOLvERs,
CLAIRVOYANCE

The Spiritual Mystery. tho Medium's secret. Me
diumship, Naturalization, taught In t,Do books, by
the world famed Seer. DR.. p. u. Rautolph, Price
for b0N works. IS cents. ADDRESS.
X. CORSON, Publisher, Toledo, OHIO.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

A GENTS wANTED-Men and women, III o
n week or iiGO for feIied The SECT 81 lrte.. write
NJ once 10 COWEN IL sth street, New YORK
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

Go TO Riverside Water Cure. Hamilton, Ill.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

GOO Daily to Agents s. new articles ana me
,tcIronos, free, nj Mfg Co.30J Broadway, NY,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

roo ,on, Eo,nt,y,ney At home, male or female.
san "a week warranted. No capital required. Par
iiculars and valuable sample sent free; AddIess'
with &c, return stamp, q. ROSS. NllllamsDursh,N'i
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-01-28

El THEART of secret or Cyphar Writing -
Cd and q goyd PAPER one year, Tor Dity cents. ~
az Address ENTiLATOR," Manning -
e. ton. West Virginia. Sample copies free Ga
, 1875-03-19
Clrii E1nrrinEos III <acrsnn,ays

f'HH hskk flnftttt.
tbs l'erItn 6taats0nsPi3er publishes q roYal
1etreo lnyinE down tho particular conditions ,ill
dor which the Imperial Law on Civil Marriage IL
70 10 applied lii tho pr1sslan 3onArchy from tho
lst OF March. Tho marrsEealla ago OF tho
adult alao subject IL fixed ut not under 70 yoars,
Of the female at 70; but exceptions may 10
maae ny lawful authority. Tho consent of tho
fathcF ~ neeoEaary before ~ollock up to tho aud
OF tue Young llalss 25th year, aud the young
wonaaa.s 2th; but II tho fnther be dead, thon
tllo mothers ~ roqniEctl; aud II neither parent
20 Hvlii, That OF the sponsors. socsa that, I'LL.
from thtH last restriction. Aud whers there IL
lawful guardianship, III tho abseuco of parouts
ny family co.incii, lts authorlty IL rec-
ogul2e1. Fur cLillron Iorn out Of wot}look
tue nloth8rk consent takes the psace Of tho
1atherh xnd tho child Of loyal adoption ro-
qntEes tue consent. ul to tho full aRo, OF lts
adopted paEent. In III cases Of EofIlsA!. alter
Tue tlrst limit Of iuarrlAgsAble ago IL reached,
tho son or daughter llas legal appeal 10 tho
District Court. Tho forbidden degrees sra Of
colrae those rcoited III tho original not Of tho
imperial Diet. Widows cauhos marry. without
loyal dsponaatton before Tho end Of tho tcHth
month after their former husbands loceAsc.
Mono OF the special restrictions now existing "a
70 we 1narstsgos Of military and ciYll lsllsSal
otc1als Of Of Foreigners residing III p!usS!a, aro
70 be anncted by the Introduction Of the law,
but ~ othor tmpedlnsnts existing nnder former
local Laws are repealed. Violations OF tho re-
stIlcuons prescribed aro to be punished ~
ohencea aXainat tbs criminal code Ut Prussia.
And, tns!ly, al dlsponsstory Vowar u for the
future to Fest entirely ~ tho handa Of tho
State.
, 1875-03-19

journal has bonn placed under lis tlroct,on M
tho Minister OF Public Instruction, and ordero,i
to print whatover leallng nrtlclcH may 10 Hant
from the department. Tic ciroulaton of lu-
condtnry literature usually varies In proportion
with tho fseedom or nlavsry OF journalism. Ac.
cosdiauly tho Radical presses III Lon,l,n AID
Bwitzoriand arn hard at wo,k, and Socntlst
pamphlets 'w1tttcn With nreat artil tho .linary
language Of tho common rnnpIo" are largo
ly cFnn!nted among tho reasanssy. Ono Of tt,dAe
Ii = very froo adaptation of NM. Erokman.Chn-
ttia1ss "fIAtotre dun raYHhn," 1his excellent
novcl has been thrown into the form Of au A.
peal IRON, 4 1ro.,ch j.casant to lila Rnesan
brothers to riso agaiust tho nobility s,,tl tho
tucrc1antn, to dcstrny tho IT. Petersburg for
tEaps III the 1IaRtln Was destroyed. and 10 treat
all lings anA Empcrorn AZ Lpuis XVI. was
treated. "Ajl tho French uamcs have Kusaian
termihntioOH, OF 1,ayo heen translated into thor
vosnaculhr eqnisalonEs." When to this popular
aocihlism NC add tho doctitlairo socialism which
30 largely exIhtH atnopg the cdncatcsl md lro-
foa*ionhi clasHas, It ~tll DO seen that tho oln-
mcnts IN whicb great political conynlaons tiud
thcsr origin hEo not wanting In i,Gsain.
, 1875-03-19


40 dcutnt and untot folks, witness want Will,
fctuutdt t,tn tho house oil aonay AFTERNOON a,,l
paw Mira. AIalnaki and Quo child tlcad, md tho
three olilcr ohllAren very nick; thought tho fam
SiaiinukI nail, in anawor to n question. that
there iMA benl, 10 iro in tho Atnye during tho
sgist. 1t wnS plain 10 tho withoaH TINT AafisHEt
was very weak. lilo could hardly oletl lis oyos,
OFFICER a.ns nt,oEn ..-....
tcssido1 to nrrnAt'ng MhltnTki last Monday cver-
Ing, the laltor wns eittng down and milling
leartily; lio did not aoom ut all Hck, hut Rctel
llko foul. -.-.
IN. ros,a nsul..,
Of 5i3 Milwaukee avo,ue, tcatitlatf that at about
o'c1Ucls atuInlay afternoon e w,,a cnllcl to No.
n Clcayor btront, on arriving tl,ern l!o fo,lltl
Il woman dead otl tho lounge, md \
child slcnA OH tho bod. anil nnpllor, in llIB
opinion, dying. TLn etl1cr children did not
appear to bo very sick. Ilo mail sali',sk
Arefnnl To In very indifferent. From, tho
symptoms le thought that tl'o deceased had bec,.
oton';sa no Th se ash HIo Il, soGcy
remedies, al1c M whrEl milk and other aueitlotos
MalEtIBki complained Of bong i1nwGi but Wisn0FH
DID not hoteyo lin. Mainsal R'ao Dl!ninmcl
lamcnces. Wttneaa stayed III the lio',so ab",!t
two hoMrs. In anHwnr to n question, MAlisakf
told witnesa lint Ills vito waa .leisd sjnco tue
midnight proytus.
1oHS NnsAsx. .-
Of No. 20 Clcayer street, ttstiI9cl That hc know
AkhlEslfA4 3ul llat' lHhk lVAl VI INV
Will. Knrl Schmidt Monday lnBt ut j III tho aftnE-
noon to the Ma1inskia ln',p0: fonnl MrE.
3[alinnkt lying doad tt,oro with ]scr strcaH OIL
stnlinski Bnl tho fasnlly lad heen giek Hillcc u
o'clock tho night hetato IN rns!pnsc to n q,1ca-
t[ou. asalinski said thAt ho had A.icla crampa IN
hH legs TINT he could not 60 cut; also anw
taby lying Acit OIL ono l,cd. nilh chlld iyHp
tlcad On tho other; tho other cilildron appeared
pretty acls, there WAS n smell tn tho room IKE
rhogrhorous pr HtaecheH buinlHg; IT. did
not smell 1iho crenaoto; Mnlis'sll
acenlod nck Wsett wtncEs flrat nav
him Monday. WiencBe considered TINT MalinuM
was very good Man. and appeared 10 take good
caro- Of hts family; Malinsst had told witno1e
TINT 10 had to raY gen on tho l4tit o 1I.l! Of
March, hnd TINT tho t'nrtira werH pfeAsif'E HIM
he appeared to bo Rcasoa lest io would not be
nble to pay tho n,nlioy.
IN. ft:l'piHASn METsMACiE1s
Of No. G59 ARlland avenue, toat11icd tint D was
called to No. II ClDhvcr htrc0t about l!nt-paH. d
Monday afternoon, whero he found ur. saur
HtandsuE With tho 1atonta: fonnd ,so.nau
ana child tlcutl, and tho other ciildsen
suffering; disagreed with l'r. Saur. wlio
helt that it was cnso OF acid pnlaontpE; thought
tho poisoning was cauhet by st1sar OF lend tried
nut got 1t down becaslHo thcro was = sirlct!ro oi
tho throat: A!nlslsi ilrst Hald that lH 'sle Ind
died at o'clock III Tho morning, thris nt D, mud
tllon at 10 o'clock, md 'ina!ly llo said lie con'd
not tell tho lo,ir exact!y AtnlthsEi suhdo no an
Hwer when asltod why l.e had 'ot raised M alarm
anu aonitGd V0ry ndlilcfeht Ennefal!Si kala sub-
, 1875-03-19


- 4 !ottor addressed form tho o.ilco OF tho Now
York independent 10 tho lsoy. John y. @. Abbott,
In reference to the moBt famous class that ever
graduated from AL American college. tllo class of
lS25 At Howdoin. Las brought IN answer, In
whfct, Alr. Abbott saya.
''Hour noto has caugel flood Of ponsivo
memories to rolf uyor no. George Chceyur antl
l LEARNED our alphabet together; LouEfolow aud
wsro CLASSMATES il, school. lifting for college
Hawthorue ~ painted upon my minds eye, Ut,
sleut, soitafy, Will. melancholy pci.. ho walked
tho College sr0uuds; Jonathan Ci!ley, Who
uiEht have bsea ono OF tho greatest mon in tito
nation. bus who was early shot ,,Y tirayas IN
duel u Washington, rses sady lesoso tno. Il. tho
preceding clsss wAs Frank Pierce with whom |
have lad many tuaaol to see wli:!,rln III throw
Tue otlqr ou the bed. bocialty, 10 MAJ uue 1t
tho most loyalo OF mc1, and liz Wlfs, JUNG Ar
plctcn. tho friend OF my childhood, was certainly
one Of tie u!ost boantlfnl aud accomplished Of
women. frank a.l l took different s3dea it,
the tremendous struggle ie.ween freedom and
slaycry. Lean never think Of ls political eotisa
without sadness, aud, III thinking Ut llitn, hays
often repeated tile rather sentimental words:
lsu cold in tho earth e. tln {strud thon !att loved
ue hs faults xna his follek fosgok by Illoo !heu;
o., U from thef sllsuber thu veil he removed.
Weep oes them u, sllsacs aal close Il uyan.'
Pitt Feasenden, = rudy boy Of II, was admitted
, 1875-03-19
CENERAflTlEG.


r, ,....,t IL. - ,. ~, y -
'aeA '',o,., uas .u's asepou1 WV n;s'ory
a.. ~. ..u A'n""'"' ,"' Fo's ."",' ~ "ao noi'"u
s.'s s's 'na y. oo . :. s"o aass "oa1a naso
s'' W. ."t"e. =. .uo 'as ...n' ~
.'Ao esa'.e''a '@o''lties' a''u hl'o " 'no "otto
.,sa. % t g.. sn,.n IT,, ~ W. uaeeu .,,, Isaao''p'o
suuo.. y. sao a'saa.e, u"' Nv s.''t 'o'aa'na III
u.,o''"u'ns"st'o ,..1, 1l!''aA' ep'aA'.e W. SetS
H1He' a1a contradsclsns hsn'se'f Wllilo lie
Hpoaks, nnd yes wlthal NO aEitcss III
all i,a anBwors that no ono who
couYerscs with lin, could for an instcnt heloyo
~ ~ km|' y. .ao 'no'la'''n c'nlo VI WHICH
m rst'u'nssaI's! es'uonco saeua 10 acc1ao linn.
Tho strongest point against lin is tie inoxpsica-
ble variety with whicl, An l,pg co)orcl his ssorv
Of the catastrophe, hut asalnst Ills must 10
s4e" 4n' oAs'tse". r''A,ac'oe "'ici ho has a'"asa
borno; bin lack Of brains to devise, md wnnt OF
ncrEc to execute, such tragedy; his loyo for
Ills family, aud tho ubsonco Of any in,mell-
49, ss"..a ~ a."os", -. na "".utn, w.,
pondenfs' WAatovcr previous storlos alaltnsli
may have told must nov 10 forgotten, and tho
words TINT he uttered on oath yessostiay before
agaiost hiu, " ' ' '''S'S' ~ "''
THE 1.Aar VIEW. ......-
At u fow msnntca paat 0 o'clock ycst erduy
ytrost w.s ocaln to sccns of n M m oxe,,sn'a",
wan uEa''' 'nu hec'e 'oo1cNan'eht'
An's 1'mo' pofhaps' tue last which Will mako tho
unpretentlous structure conspicuous In thn quiet
noighborlood. At that hour tho hcarso
and carriorcs orrivc1 ,yh1c,, wora n
tako tl,n 1o,n,;,,a ~ H. ,,,,ras.,,ts
,,as5 j.. ~" .,.,. ~. u ne ~ u'''o's"ia''o
aeai to their lass rcating g'nlaee Il is propor
hoFo to state that. at aLout o'clocl Wednesday,
oynning, In accordance will, Instructions from
tho Coroner, Btation.lleopor Iiueyoy, OF tho
ltolIlllK-NtiB rolico.tatlpi, instructed two otil
ccm to take MRlinsAl down to lis luto honIa.
for homo 1t ra,i be no longer caIlod,-n orinr
to allow h!n, last look at tl,ogo whom lin hom
or ii. unin chauce, Ind tlopriyel Of Ilfo. liz
received lilo ANNOUNCEMENT will hiH accus-
tomol nonchalance, and walked listjpasly to-
wart]u tho house who're hiH tIect] tyorut,rnu wnro
ronac Of llIs misfortune scon,ca to dawn upon
him, and l,o staggered up tl,o bturs to ]b hnIIso
with a,l unoyen Atep. When tic tLroe co1ina
and tl!eir couto.,ta met bis cyo he ntoot1 for n
moment tla3at and nnpurontiy unconncJo,,s ~
tho full truth which tho terrible elQht rcyoao1.
Then he stool,od dow. and knoll hefuro hia
dead vito and doad little onos, aud, rubbing
theIr fuces tsndorjy md clasoInr thair S iittiSS
hands within hls own, he called tl1om nv ns.nn
autl viii, his lload buried anon thn no}G hr"os.
Of bis wife, gayo Won't 10 Ills fcn1s
incs in 4 nrolonsed i]t Of erwin" viJo,,
was toippI III ~ many Of tho bysta51.jcrs -
sincs tle tragedy thcro was monient IL wht.i,
In 1n,uht reTuai aurht to knnw n ~ "a',sn
, 1875-03-19

hccA1 IN the C:lthcArnI Mt SevtttGA
THO corroapontlcnt OF tho London Patty 1stA-
,uary, suyv: at was my fortune on bhroye
1'ueiday 10 bolold tho performance Of an cscuela
IL baffc ofa thoroughly exceptional and Of d
most HnrrpriHInE nature. mover IN my life aaw
Tho wutclful BARLOW lad warned mo t,at Bonlo-
thing worry cu,IouB ,rdecd to Wow woud tako
place u. the great Daslica either stlo bcrnro
ilo who misses Tho mesa re4iom1a is ordinarily
looked upon, In Spain, Oh tnadmall, for fsiliug
Tint repust, Rervol pu1lct.lbly at q y. n1., tic
tiu,o tho mott morning. Tho Bi,u was settling in
tho natioual bpaniah colorH, bright grunge and
leop rcd, wo passed through tho noble Moorish
Eatesay,-it dates from ,l,s twolfth century
trccs hundreds of yoarh ud entered tho Cattle.
tlral by tl.c portal closest 10 tho Gralde, When
from day or oven twilight you lii. tho lcathcrn
yell Of tho doorway and pass into tl,is treme,,-
yout eyes, aud n!low yourself to bo guided on
wards for time, Thou lift yo'ir eyclida
cautiously, and turn your head to oitllcr side,
nuorsuoua column and tie ynsty bays
around you. Dy degrees fouMl
tint tho trdscuro md tito coutral nave wcro fuil
Of people. noarly alt ladios. who woro not lneel-
lug, but sitting OH tho pavement III Oriental
faslsior. % IL customary In Spanish Churches
when something extruncous to tho ordinary eccls
Elastical ritual Ii boIag performed. Tlus 1 ro-
mc.abor to hnvo Beo,. 2,6o0 latioa sitting on tho
pa7omont of tho Sagrario nt lilo great Gatjntirai
Of atoxico to ilsten 10 lsossui's *Htsbst Mntar"
On Good Frtday cyouug, CAREFULLY picking
n,y way through tho roca1nbeut gro,1py nnn,,,
ut last within vinw OF tho sanctmnry aml
tho High altar, which were ali ablaza viii, I,pi,ts
Int there wore no os.ebsaits ou Tic Altar stons.
ss,as no neoyes Y H. art not 70 laueh "a sigle minor
Tho jl.ncon wan oy!dentls not vsanora' VIE
was ii Wait whispered Da,1ow. Honud tls
great loctcs1, OF thu coro viii Its l,ro ' iIumi.
natctl nuscbook oyory ninim no a,! so nEn,aat ~
tail as dr1matjoks, wern oathorad @ = .s' . ,oycu w
ct tho yonnKoat choriatoes' sin"iur n,rnw
llka 10 many IyiuT swans "4nnt"s i,nt II ""as sas
no ordinary chant thoso Children, viii
yocca, eane, i vas so,ustnc @ u,,ick", @ 1ivelar
moro j,lbilant, aud, AZ It sootnau to ms, alors
Cntolio nlsco ri wn,, a .'. ta a,.,;.. ~
accompauIel by m,so n,,Ita H.1 ~ ~ ~ooso,nn from
, 1875-03-19

by nil to bo tlle. 'smartoat l!stls follow in 1,is
elans Calvin stows wns tho wit. You ooulI
laughter. John 7. Iaalo, In q lower olas4, was
An iiacensaut joker. Ills fund Of h,1nor was
oxhauntiesn. lie had ability TO mnAe nrss- ratio
scholar, but his gei,ius lad linn in othar irac-
tlnhr. i. ~ prentta., OF Little rrn,.tHs ~ wo
.s hswasH called him. was q h,cre boy In college;
bns ,le was tnen brilliant clynlrio, and tho nont
o. honor, No one who know him could bo sur
Issna ~ IT, tho brilliant curoer which oponel beforo
, 1875-03-19

The feeling against JESSE poMxRor, The pos-
ton boy-butchef with tho Whito eye, IL 10 strong
4aas petitions urging tho Governor not to co,n-
ous slgnatutea.
, 1875-03-19

o}ec10E 17HIaEFA % 72a EHeaJ1 Ift1NR.
TorExa, kan.. March ls.-TAo Atelt!son, To-
peha Il Santa 10 RAILROAD IL to bo extended
Westward from Granada TO puebla, Col, the
cunning aumtner, and connection made With tha
lallroad system OF tie llooky Mountains and
raciho Coast. Hurt County, Col, has yated
sl5O000 in aid Of Ito project aud ouough moes
local asslstauro lleH beon p1edgod to warrant tAs
Company IN undertaking the work. It IL also
run,ntstl that tAa Atrlsinon, Topeka Santa Fs
Railroad IL about to nbsoth tho Kansas AtidianE
Hoaa thus extending tho line eastward froaa
Topeka 10 ltausas tatv. -,