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, 1875-11-13
SCRAPS.

,,a,n sn, n1';n 'sT hnrana. an' ,at'' =, .hr,,,,.
muusu. They wero the last flowers in the
gardnn. snl how unlike those gathered first In
snr;nr, Thev cknao lifting nm their tmd faees
.t",, ...,s,.. - t.5sd 80. 81 1,a.,. =,
sao"s .ae w. t",e to.ss.s,s.s =, f"i.s ~
"nheeca 'eaSea'-"hno Aa'' iol''uuaeta " Aa'1e1
ooeH to come,
Tho bluo. bird waa there to welcome them the
,,oou f,oy mt NJ their ,uves IN luut ,bem . nnd
~, ,.;,h ior .hs, tho,, ai,.o,,.
1uo eu""'eu aAo"'eo vs." ~ "".'i ~H,' o'seo'
cred thesE hiding 'places' Thea "llen uAoir BRET
c,,pu and y;oiets. Tho orchards wore r.nk will,
,,,..r.,. 1,,,,a h,ou,tt tho rosoa .n1 In tho
u'osss us S.s a, nd s,,,,',,'as " $685. ~
sai'a' VI soantes'aaasa s'1a eou11''' "s'a'
Whon these are gone. none ehall fill their
nt,cou. Far Them s',al, como no bright sucoos.
',;a,, ~ a.. asc ,,ri,c1n,, In ovn rood c;sta
s''n W e.ss vasn n,'',a as 81 ao xhoa t,'a,e h.1
cold suH%f sn pas apa etas so seasr ho
aud tempcstb Of winter aro near at hand.
ue,n,, Tho nal nm I'll, learth: pass ronna
,ha .;',nr n,ts ,nta ann!ts, Ie. IA ta,k ~
tao c.'o.' na''' "au .tp'e 10 80" =.
Thanksgiving and chs'st'nas; and' IN tAo midst
uf good choes, eudoaSar not to rogret tbs loat
delighta OF SUMMER.
IL hAve AL interesting neghoor. hlo A.
nays seemed to ne ono OF thu lev perfectly
happy aud contentcn women. eho had = do
llghtial homo wore lovely clothes had her
,haaton, aud husband that matched the rest
of her'flsnisnro
atepped over to SEQ her one morning lAst
week, aud found her weeping bitterly. Bhe wAs
sitting IN rockng.chait, and ho1d = newspaper
in her hand. From behind the handkerchief lo~
foro hos cyos, tAeEu isnued, every NOW and thon,
emoshered sob,
"Why. Alseo lenevrs lthat W4s her pame1
yl,nt IL The matter, | yantared to inquire.
6he did not answer 1t frat. hut presently be-
came csla1as amt venturod to tell me her trouble.
nYol, Know Harry and nave been to tho cjty,"
"yes," All sorts OF improbable things we're
imagined.
, 1875-11-13

nbnyo. snch WAS 'Ioi tU bo. however, ltA tIIa
u.ld-lonklhg Tins lesrnnrint1 10 clnp in the par
In<t tho ga11cty.gnls na.ntrl it, md .l'r thu
lat IpiA Giles of "Stnrt lin !" Ist I'm
ont" Shoot tho Ilat!" "rut her mt.!" tl..,
greeted tho young 1,an |" tha pssquet " b. ,.-
tacliad Ito 1lns to The hat. No that, H., IT," Ina
tbs owner bceau to pull npwa,H. tho eHLtsy All j.
enco was IN ali npfoar. Tha curtain HOW It+u
Tor tlie last time. mud 70 1ld tho llal. El'ea
hoth wore about halfway up. gaIicry.-e"s
In It pull her VI. up, up" The a.dftlc" Hss
fulI of nrt before s1n cry wn. Uttered. Tia
wit OF tho young IuAu nbOSe MIS- quickly t1rr-
cotsed anf appreciated t!oafGiiInE aEplnu-o fol-.
lowing his rematk. 1h?ao "a III" stage looked
uh IN alnazesnent, suct, aE j.. seldom Hoen OIL
tsleir faceA 'lhnir look l.1nnty ehnwttl they
fcarrt! nosnc.!,ug wrong N IL. IhY had nccurts
hut nns until Cot. Mulberry hurled On the
etage did tho noisu ceake.
HABi:-HaiL
thfeAtenr to again inGlrt LouiBrile next year.
llenMto tho in!ictlon, ilnwovor, t1.s Louisville
Clul! promises to be gotsl n1e, and second ouly
to Chcagos Centennial Nine. Thoy ray llote,
nov. that tho Louisville and Chicago Ctubn Wilt
perhaps play In uricans whio thS winter, 10
get sufllclent pr.ctics for, opening the
the EaHt. 4 union of prominent and ataplo
clubs IL Atrnngly favored here. Tho LouEsycs,
t.hlcagtw. 81. 14ous. EiacinnatiB, Athletics, 1;oH.
tons, New-furkera, and IlarLfordA will do bel-
tor. Annnr,n'iY and othrrnire. by banding 10.
gothcr and not playing with gangs like thn ~.
Lohs leds, New HAvens, Atlahsicr, FhI1a'1nl.
phias. etc. The nauagcra Of tho l.oulsvi)!e Club
arc very dcHirnns OF making All arrangement bS
which gaug8 like tlnso mentioned will 10 1ue-
Trnted frunt contosttnY for the championship.
Thor playing rulnH tho sport. aud. u,leah backed
l1y sufficient capital to nanro thcir taking rsl
throughout tll- seaeun III chsfnpiouellp-ghtncs,
they IhouId not 10 recognized. L. T. n.
, 1875-11-13

Another MesAnxAnsfe .,su,<e xtor3.
1'ATth'FV o. t:} tauthfr.-r.
Wo are too vcracaus . chrouclsr to push up
4 snake story without Hrst-cIaHs voucher. This
comes authenticated by our worthy countrymal,
L. Duncan atacnair. m ancient aud consistent
n,umbeI Of tho =. 4. Church ip Tarboro. Gen.
l,sYan Grtnlos re4ides in Pitt County. Mos
uuitnes iu thAt location are 4 mste ferocious and
Gloodthl1BtY. AH An antdote to these musical
vampires tires are kindlsd tu the yattl II night.
i little ch,ld at uen. Grimes waa playing SITTER
Huptor, iu tho gisrs Of tba light, when h suddel,
scream frulu tha child attracted tho atten-
tim u the Gcnaral. Ifo rushed to the spot
in time 10 rencuo the littlo fellow from tle
fatal fang of argeEattleanake, In tue coil Of al
tack, ready to strike. The snake gldad away IN
Tho larkucsH. aud tho General raw ssrpanfs in
al aesor,Monts bizea, aud varieties, In playful
multitnles, running about lu Ill directions.
Hon,s woro going under tho house pthtrs crawl
inp out, Anch convention OF reptiles wc,l!d
hkyo alarmed any but brave aud gallant SOL
a council Of war was bold, consisting OF tho
General aud au old negro named Ned. Nod
SAID: II tell you, Msrse Bryan, if you Kin \
snake Or TWO. and burn 'em, dem ololu will all
Kit fso.n here" No sooner said than done; thu
General and old Ned readily slaughtered = tow,
aud piled them Oh the glowing fagots. Tho
smoke and odor commenced ascending aud pet-
1leRtiug the atmosphere. Boon I head could ba
seon here sud there protsudilg fran the hoes,
forked tongues flashing. ana efea Klittorlug
Yhru whole bo.lips appeared, and such hegirA
Of euAkes WAS never witnessed tefore, III 4
xhos. time ''mother es1tu seemed to have swAI-
loved up ler wA1liks birth" Gan. Grimaa las
nut been troubled villa them eiuaa,
, 1875-11-13
LINCOLN, Lii.

kt* Rntltonds+ i4hdefeetonoe shstltst-
ios, Ifee'' 1a"'01's "''S"Pse~
~ ~
1,su',,. -, r.,n ~ 1t..<,,', T., a. ,.,.,'.,.
uo.. -, 49," co,n.. sa+, .'.,,a,aa G'' ~, ~.
t"As W ltSka" soAa.s' "s1u s'sNs,"o s ~ VI"
GeosEepHAcal ccntfe Oh we hta1e' III Aetu tae
POPULATION numbered only 100 At tho pEoseut
tmo It exceeds 1000, aud il constantly In
rrA.sin, No .ra yoyv fo,tn,ato II, havi,v
.,,,,..1'aa ~, s,,4..sx;.;.a 49,. sas;a;r,,
"n'no's " o"soipf'p'"e 'ncst 'cs'o'os 1e'e' 10
whom our prosperity IN ano' such mon ~ john
D. G,'iott, Col. Il. i. 1-athnm, John Wyatt. and
uumorous others, arc credit 10 ANY community.
~, ,uo,n.
"'..1 ,:.
We are "ei' snnplseo WIN. e1tonafhS III es1 o'f-
forcnt directions, and giving ns e1celiout com-
nnuicatson with tho loading 1ni1ta, North, Fast,
6ou,h, aud Wost,--tho Chlcsso, Alton Il st.
49,, .;.;.,, ,,a ,o.s ~, .t,n fr.;,oa1. ,,,,,a,.
LOUIS els'ns oa access 70 Tue eA'caso tnafke's
ana FoihD Eaht tHe 4ha'aunpo'lst bloomington
T. Western, excluding from CAnsupaign to Na-
yapn on tho Illinois River, aud it IL intended to
la e1teudod to Koo1f,,k. H. at Borne futnre day.
a.. ns,:.' T:,'.ei.. >. -. MI; -
sHo eA!a' 1".eo'n D'eaSu' A1',!o'otl " tue
Ioledo. "abasl Neete!n. extending from re-
kin to Decatur, and thero connecting with tho
main line Ut the 'ro'Ddo, Wabash & Wnste.n for
MI Eou,or, ro,rts .,d aluo cn,nrot,n,, ,riut
L4S'Itn n,;s pa , "nu ts 4s4 ;aseo s,Ion
lot 81. Louis "1ta sne CAlcaso' A1toa d NJ.
Louis Railroad.
EDUCATIONAL
Lincoln University, b very pona}ar institution
Of leatuinu, under the control Of the Treybyto-
-;.,.. 4. tna,t.d ;,,.o r1oro ~. =. ,,n ,roso,.
ltau'' % ioenssu aoa ue,'. 40 =. ~
limo come !Vo htuoents a1tehulnH llona 1osll a1i"
tefent etatos, VIZ: 11llhols' lna'ana' heatacky,
apn Missouri. -.,,-,,
ing fee9lo-ainaea lhHtAutsoA Hae ateiy lo-
catsa mere, IN epite Ut 1uo onfeasonaule opPoa',
tton pfnhRht 10 ues1 Ashtst iI.IIno pf1ocapAl
1ehsoh bo't!H' inst II WAS !ocaioo on Hht Hal"
RIO; "nicn sB untfne. as 1ho f,te hoiectee con-
s1sId OF ~ acres. ~ acFe9 4,,Ie oei,.e ~ hne .
grove he theFe ia I'll 4l'laols hua sne
EeMEinaer eo'ls'atnlg o. nao Iolang
n,eaa9M, ena9'hE tno "ateF ~ nv AZ essliua '
on. me notR o. e1cEYssns tne ce,la1 was coul
Matcea atonoay' tue otn aho Ho1suen G.f Hfe no"
engaged ~ living 2 nMlten Hunl 'ue et1e"Eo
alton q. Louta l'a''Ioao u III eeto. i"i .tle -,
purpose ol un'oao1u8 sno 6toA8 10 "S 'hoa III s1'c
1oahdattoh. !l
, 1875-11-13

we record this week the organization Of nav
,rou mining company. to-"!t: the Hessomet
Iron Mining gomp1ny. wos4lug under lesae
of the corporation 10 red 1t "a. 0O shares Of t35
4Ach. ,0D0 sharon bslug set aside for working
capital. The otlcsls Of the new Company sra
William G. McCombor, President; Alexander
Daugley. Secretary and Treasurer aud D. f.
Patterson, superintendent. The mjue IL slt-
uatsd about mile notth Of Ss8aunee and >
good road has been constructed TO the Chicsgoh
Northwestern 1taii~sy track fos shipping pnr-
posea Already tie Company hayo stripped
space 10 by 500 feet, showing = targs deposit Of
good clean ore. aud ass nov mining from 10 to
bu tons day. The necessary buildings are boing
erected, sud force Ut shout twenty mlnsIs Ats
EMPLOYED W. predict nucct4s for this new luins,
e,d hppe soou to cksuu:cle it ~ one of thu pes4
ht1uAtits Hiue4 ol tvs diat1ict.-M0FYu<4S
l4istl Hu.u4} JourWa4
, 1875-11-13

Twas only this evening welcomed your message
TiIinxs tbs sweetest the 1jps can repeat
Q]owluR with al thy hearts ferYent hsyotou.
And IoYU that With hoiefulnSsa bttll IL rerlctos
Ilfua my soul to the heights where Hope 4unnA II
III tic sad dHtance uf days that nFe dead
Thrilling agaan With ieaes thst once hte4t Il.
Tbs heart wl1oso boat glory decnle4 syer fled.
Tho dark morning wanea and tho golden day ctcepeth
l!sdautly On through tho gloom Of the past;
Visions the brightest fair Fancy Il wcA ring.
And the sh4Iiow4 that bouHd bfosklug 1t last
Nina - Of old, With trust stil! unbeoksu,-
A1ne - thou wsr, ana mlus eypF to be,-
LoSo has resumed uaco aKatn her d0int1son,
And 10 doubt NOW alAll 4ugrE Of whfspur Of thse.
OWN M. WIl4oH, Ja.
, 1875-11-13
GALESDURG AND KNOXVILLE,

~
- Social Woria--a Gns h1uhbbso-
Tbs Circuit CoMrt-NOrthvVestef
9tanery- 1tcmy.
t't4s' casrapos,dsnea Of 71.e chteaso Tribune.
.o ,,,Ihar 11.,n,,a"s , a gia;,.;, n.,sannrn r4,
ael ,bh..Ss, .tA"'ou" e'alsou ua.saou'e' ~"
ss'sa 1Ald 1of nearly TWO Veeks WIEN ~ uhro-
tns'stsd band OF sinners. Thora IL familiar
tEss That bsys;
Wherever God srecx house o, PRAYER.
Id III. st5a L. aada p''s snon s.Rs, sRsinati3u 5nsrG
Ia latter haa tho hresst congregation.
% lit Nas when the eyspRsliet waa I,sro, and
A.iatasl element ~ to,1oTsd IN ,,rs ~sla .s,s,, ~N
tss ,n..t.rs -. so.sa H. ~ ~ aaD WY
hr ~, .' 80 7e'son - i'' Gn.'S ~. '.an 'eAoA.
fehsn.o left viii, m verv e.,,tad oninIon ~
A"ce|!sso CIV ;. for. wiero i,o i,.a axpected
, 1875-11-13

Citing whsrs the mellow moonbesE4
Cast their pale, tszpsllcont light
O'cf lbs dark 2nta rea1ie4A waters
Of kla laka, that baMmcr'nigh&;
Watching how the wAyoa coluetted
With that hickesiug fine OF goid.-
Now retiring. shSly luotest.-
Eow advancing, Fscklsss. boh;
TIL the Hight br>ets, perfams-fFeiRhtsd,
Jealous Ut the mnontesus' gsacs.
NlAely Llew c1oud VI Ekupz.
O'sr zach dltup!al, b|ushlng f1cs.
Than the lollely wares glAncsd upwsras
Hut no 8teAm Of tloss thsy sought
Wa4 reflected III thrir blnn depths,
And ~ looked and sadly thought
How. l!ke toying hearts oncs ssseeSd,
Each spculinS. ssaslBss xAFa
Darker gssw, ~ II beMoauina
Tbs ssd lore that uuyer stays.
Other wayeA might toy u g4utly
With tie faickesiuB moonbeatuas QHht3
BIT, Ike vi. tuH asst wers parted -...
Forever, perhaps, on taAt night. 6ANA.
, 1875-11-13
crrtlcr Atlvices from tho African
Explorer.
1 Thorough Surrey Of Lake Victorla
Niyanza Shows II 10 1sc Ono
I}oty of Wafer.
t. King Mtesa'a Court Festivities in Hon
Of Of the American Traveller.

..u 'ef' . ,r'.s p,s '.,a''i .rn ,o,,a,. ,r.. ~
toSDoa' NOV o'-ino W. '.t1"n 1"es
,tssd from Mr. llenry III. sta1''oy are uato''.
..oattiyoIy, April II md IL, mud woro sent
ps ,1I.o.lIa. in unuanda. tho Cs1,ita1 OF tito
s9A .r,od bv kim Mtere. T'bav cnmpletc
toun'fy i"'.A =, - .,.', ~
hssubleet deal' Will Ill '''' 'o''''a 'es'''oo !"
october.
now THE LETrEnn CANE.
=. ,r+orcst s!most AZ preat es that of their
~ t.o1,os ,t.oIf r. I'm s,orv ~ tt,o ionr,
tsashaa at'as'.c' ''nus ~ NV "'o'! ~, -. y"A
MI of theee lotto1s 1io'h othn'o} ultne!. @aoy
x.,s committed to tho custody or Col. Uebelle-
mi whom stanloy met at Mtoaa's Court, and
'e!+ ',.,t tlo,n 4nri1 n. 11,ia rcntlcman vaa an
Hno se,s - .,,o ~,nas foroo ,v,,i,,, IN
l1scnt'7 s"aene" " ~ "'oa 'o.u 49," D..,a.,
Sbsdirc has seht 70 thoao paFtb ulacE efofoon'
Ht Fes ut Mtesa's Capital with troops III pnrat-
.r.a n, eou,o object related to Gosdan'a o1pcdt-
md accepted stanley's letters with
Gao' A". "sl ~. r,,s
1'a" ~ e'n4 'noA "o"" w. wv wv
h tho hhed1Voe chain or Fobtb' uo
xu On his roturn to Gordon'6 station,
,,d when he ha(l nearly reached 1t, was sus.
w. .., nd ,ttacLeJ bv TIN Kar, hv vhon, In
f'sSa ~'e4 -,.t. ill.,. 49, - IT, at,,.
IT, s,Idsra " sseaGc M II ,nccoa3ad me- T.,
Tour o. hln au'u'eis essnt.o asa sts utsoso -, ~
ntchlDG uoiuou' "no esut ou.aen;nt ;. n. ..
rsdttey u .o sIog .,.i,t " LII ..asouy ,,,5 ~
Mth.tefs, eenlueu WIN o'oo3; "etn .u.ah -, ~ ns
~ T.. r-1,.,.. tL,w seas.
vi etrt1ed 70 u..it muu"co u. tnuJ "o.e
Gspateneu uomu uIo u;se un9 w. =. Ms,n
It'd taeoee " .no ,,'n, ~ 1a'so
,.,,s III. sst9i1 I'M, "aAs%m. -, .,sm ,o,,,,t.
Stanley aGac1lpos ,as ~ nuse 'i .oi'sis ~Is ~
u1s! ol sne Soatnt a,uG, Wsat,,r;. AIN a,a. nn.n"
..ssen sn9Ies .il .. 'tn ,.ss;n, ss1 Mthnns' sns
g'es % o;U,,toiy rna,oJ ~ vit gnss,
h'tD a9a elonhs' 'an,a H. W." s,t.
kF 70 aetelo 'no ~ as.do ~ ~ luz '.i,4,, .Ht
sAy q Ne.et. aIa ~ onGae t'io EusspttfY ~
IaeI ohsapH ~ usn", 'ahes ~ =. ,,,, -, +tie
fuf eaulo.'e nn. ". IL a,,s " Ti fa
raRa!aceat anVot =. "atst; ny sa't W.
scg,.ons "ss "nonH i. ~. s,ok, o rtr-
u hf'snsa cunu'stcu .' n,9 'eSGn nfoMo H. ~ ~
mtl{ Atatea .nat suG e.esoltn n.sa a H., - ota., uo
Ms. oPenu ~" y, ~ n",,,s'.nsns nnn aIssr-
~ oesel. ~ ~ },r,,.t.,oe -
naoo ln!taef co...'.ns 49,. t'ao Etaas 1tna VI
~ 'ef @ w. s4tror,a., 90 @ aa,,roa =, tha MIA
ht thfe, ano Tue s3'set'eh' souloo VI lilo Nno
Fta1seo'efea: >,.4a.,-,,
eialsn s.',,;as,1.1 ] ~, ,,,,,,.rt,
atne{ uepc'e s'",,ioa. in! !.'I;a.a .n;t,. y.
Meipsassou. IT, 1u n'A ~ ,,a i.nn W.. ~.
EaueaeneIoIs nin ~ ~ inn aD, ot,, ~
oas OCCASION ho "&e stiae9ea y: 1uo nntFes,
0nto Wy epoa''' H. o"in T'.r W. .,fsao
Hpssseaa sa,s aises no'eio hsH'' 1"''o Aa'''''
sa' t"'oa. n. .,,,,n,,,,, ,,,,n
~ A1.aA hoHI 'ii
, 1875-11-13


Ass lTask Corr<spoHdsnes PA,tadstphla Lsaqsr.
A few dhys sgo tue fact was menttoaed Of con.
adorable shimnenta Of plain AmarIcaq, oottopa to
England. Tho proceedings had 10 much The
it hss naturally excited much somssk among tho
trade. There Ia goou reAson for saYiug now that
these shpmeuts. 10 far from being Ia ths "reg-
ulAr oousse Of trade. are % exceptional van
sure on tho part Ut leading msnufsotnrug
house. win .hs yIew of getting rid Of : surplus
stoak without stopping to hsgglo about pslces
When tl.oy roach the Eugl!rh marriott they vii!
probably be sold 1t The tirst offer. To-day It
WAS reported in quarters usually mell informed
that orders have bseu received from parties who
aro acting ~ agents for : foreign houpu. for
some 1900 Piecus brown and blcachea cottoua
10 bo delivered Within Six weeks. The price IL
The only advantage will 10 that the mills will 10
kept ia 4tnploymeut thus avoldiux Tho lossos
Nhlnh oome oS idls 1aAchluayx.
, 1875-11-13

Irelllea, "atil nhe Thought sle. at least. would
10 a--cltIzon teforr she cuntd comprehend it,"
think ahs will. III the meantime, We turn Ros-
in'ffn!sy back To- she seainH OF the commonplace,
au feel rrrth!n that, Anlra have M fl,cEeAea
u understanding. will never swell tho army u
TRIBUNE reporters. Miss Cntpx3
, 1875-11-13

buzz and stamping with which my entrance upou
tho aceno wAs GrUetct. ......,..,
Pressing our way through the mass OF standing
people, Which yearly tlled tho hail, We reached
the august inner circle Of Beats that surrounded
The magistrate, and were occupied by tho Jury
and tho more Influential af tbs slago-burgaafs.
Hero Was introduced to my client, rooust
subicund-sisaced 0eFmhn, whose broad good
hutnored face and mild blue eye betokoaed any
thing but \ thlof.
Not moment mas allowed me for consultation
with him. Not tho tsAat opportunity was Souoh-
nafcd mo to ascertain the tine OF dofepse neces-
ea.y to be adopted or thu character Of the ton
ttmo1y which could 10 produced 10 sustain It.
Nv appsafauce uAs ths signel for the i1Est Wit
nesa Tor tho prosecution 70 take the stand.
THIS wituess s~ors that hs VIZ tha oxner Of
ty: for thore tbs swiue.tlesh lAy-two hama and
tvo snoullers-on table, In Ill thar amnsy
aud unctuous realty,-the yerlt&bls "corpus
dnlcii" i,tcif III Court, He a9as testified 10
houss. On s1amination, he saia he knew
tho hams by certain discoloFations, which ho
noiutsd nut aud which, ho claimed, had been
produced BY his own psoeesa Of cassssg.
Other witaessos s"ore to seoing tho prisoner
after dark; aud still another to meeting him
later durinR the same evening" Oh tha highway.
ut which time he WIS going from sha direction oi
eail smoke~houae towards hts own homo, and
wAs carrying bag thAt appeassd to conta!a
hanls.
My cNent liasenaa 10 all thiS with sort Of
stolid interest," making no comnont or protest
upon OF sesinst Auyshsag shst MAJ sssd.
To me the chain Ut evidence sesmed simply
appalling, md looked upon my clients iudst-
fe1ence ~ but tho be~idsseA dsspais OF tho u
iu the Hhambles, ~ he waits fot tie AZ to fall:
The entire Asneublage-fr -frleuds W t4oy msts Of
the accused-syidently ~as peEvadod win the
~ ghastly silence regued throughout tue room,
broken only by hsfe and thesa deep.drawn
sien. or = half f.ss.pprssssd oh! nlsin Gott !"
II .'Achl iiiinnae! fsonA tia agttAtad sympa-
,hize,a With tho rf!souar
II VA. now our turn, aud directed Stubou to
point out ias witnesses. Thu drst ol,a called
fnaw nothing shout the cAse. Ito Gully could
a1y ihAJ blubsA xaa fzisna OF his, s14A i
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
WHOLE NUMBER I56.

hoped that he will reconsider his dctcrmi.
nation. In the event Of his acceptance the
Left Center will support VI. Dufaure for
President Of the Assembly.
Sir Charles Lyell was buried February %,
in Westminster Abbey, with great pomp
Ills grave is next to that Of Ben johnson.
Several batsllions Of Carlists attacked Bill.
bao Friday, February 90. After vigorous
bombardment they made mn assault on forts
Puente, Nuevs, and Arbolaucha, which were
taken and retaken three times. Tho sighting
was desperate on both sides, and the Csrlis,.
were finally rcpulsed. The Alfonsi,t. lost
one hundred and fifty killed and wounded
The Alfonsists subsequently attacked the
Carlists in their intrcnchments, aud were in
turn repulscd, with loss Of two hundred
killed and wounded.
Advices from snntander revive the report
that General Conchs is to be appointed to
command the army Of the north. General.
Moriones, Iona, and Blanco, have resigned
The Carlist. are preparing for grand effort
against Puycerda.
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
Cold Plunge for % yvs/e.

An Iowa paper relates the following:
On the Both ult. Sylvester Guiberson, a
son of \. W. Guiberson, of this county,
was married to Miss Minnie Waters, of
Excelsior, Mimi, and this is the way it
happened; A young gentleman and
Miss Waters were ON the lake skating,
when suddenly the ice gave way, and
they were treated to a remarkably deep
and cold bath. Three big towards stood
near them, but would lend no assistance.
Mr.. Guiberson was almost n quarter OF a
mile distant, but heard their cries Of dis
tress, rushed to the scene, and in mo
ment proceeded to rescue the young
lady, who was almost drowned and
frozen, and ON arriving at the shore in
formed the three cowardly whelps that
if they did not go and get her young
companion he would throw each Of them
in after him--an order they at once
obeyed Mr.. Guiberson carried his
young prize 10 the nearest house, where
she was properly cared for, and as soon
as she was able he escorted her to her
home. This was enough for the old
aunt of the young Lass, and straightway
the courtship began, which eliminated
ON the day mentioned in their marriage.
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
THE CRY or CASAR GRANTS
FRIENDS.

-
~ ms hungry 'egions come
FROM the Nrecs "' ias' years ha'ue'
irving i"r the gun ana drum'
In the North-isnd and the son'h-land
IN the has' snn IN ,he "cN-
ny 'he people 'ca'hed a"u sm'''en-
Ihey uprear . bs''ereh crest
The interior journal., 1875-03-05

Of their seats in the reporters gallery. After
a lengthy and exciting debate the Force bill
was passed by vote Of 1856 to ia The bill
is the same as already published, except that
the thirteenth section, in reference to the
suspension Of the hsbeas corpus, was 80
amended as to limit It's operation to Louis.
lana, Arkansas, Mississippi, and Alabama.
And q fourteenth section was added, limit.
ing the time for the thirteenth section to
two year. after the passage Of the bill, aud
to the end Of the next session Of Congress.
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
spiders.

Professor T.. $. Morse says; Only the
female spiders spin webs They own all
the real estate, and the males have to
live a vagsbond life under stones and in
other obscure hiding places. If they
come about the house so often as TO bore
the ruling sex they are mercilossly
killed and eaten. The spiders skin is as
unyielding as the shells Of HOLSTERS and
crabs, and is shed from time to time in
the same way 10 accommodate the sni-
mails growth. II you poke over the
rubbish in female spiders backyard,
among her cast-of eorsets you will find
the jackets of the males who have paid
OF their sociabilily with their lives
trophies of her barbarsm as truly as
scalps show the savage nature Of the red
man.
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
Roscaifv vfdsssSwf.fr~fsouS scheme 10
Sefse the Telegraph.

nrhI;c .o,r;oo.
Rcsc.,sv Ss,,,Svt t-s rattan srhsw, 70
se'se fhe Te'eSr"p"'
The audacity Of the Imperialists in
Congress at Washington is shown by the
vigorous effort which they have made TO
pass the bill virtually confscating the
property Of the Western Union Telc-
graph Company. and the franchises of
the Associated Press under IL, for the
benefit Of the United States Govern
ment. The proper leader in this was
Ben Butler. lie has already given us an
illustration of his idea Of the sanctity Of
the privacy Of telegraphic dispatches.
In 1868, after the impeachment trial Of
President Andicw johnson was over,
upon a pretense that the result was
owing to the whisky ring, who had
bribcd certain Senators, Butler had
Committee Of Investigation appointed,
Of which he was the Chairman. The
first thing he did was to enter the telc-
graph offices at Washington and seize all
their original manuscript dispatches for
months back. The pretext was to see II
something from members Of the whisky
ring operators could not be found Of a
nature that would strengthen the sus-
picion of corruption or furnish evil
dencc that would lead to its exposure.
Upon the same idea the Police Superin-
tendent of Cincinnati might invade the
poo Office and cause all the letters to be
broken open and read in order to ascer-
tain If some of them were not written by
thieves. IL is said that Butler made
The interior journal., 1875-03-05
BOOK AND JOB OFFICE.

fuller returns, Sc that with even compara-
tive economy the government erpcndi-
ture might be reduced to point which
would relieve the taxpayers without
diminishing the present efficiency Of the
public services.
The interior journal., 1875-03-05

Ir is hard to lose friend after friend,
to see them slipping from you one by
one, but il is harder still to find towel
with your eyes full Of soap.