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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-07
LITTLE MINISTRIES.


TIKI glurmur of q waterfall
A mile away,
The rustic when robin lights
Upon spray,
The tapping of lowland stream
On dripping boughs,
The sound of grazing from herd
OF gentle cows,
The echo from a wooded hill
OF cuckoo's call,
The culver through the meadow grass
At evening fall:
Too subtle are these harmonies
For pen and rule,
SuCh music is not understood
By any school;
Bot when the brain is overwrought
1t hath spell,
Besand all human skill and power,
To make it well.
The memory OF a kindly word
Eor long gone by,
The fragrance of a fading flower
Sent lovingly,
The cleaning of a sudden smile
Or sudden tear,
The warmer pressure Of the hand,
The tone of cheer,
Tho hush that means, " l cannot speak
But l have heardn
The note that only bears verse
From Gods own Word:
Suoh tiny things we hardly count
As ministry;
The givers deeming they have shown
Bcant sympathy;
But when the heart is overweight,
On, who can tell
The power of such tiny things
TO make it WE'LL
II. Il. HGUergGI, in Good Words
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-07
Little Truthful.

YoU'vE all read "Grimm's Fairy
Tales" or, if not, you'll be pretty sure to
read them before you are much older.
They are the production of two German
brothers, who know we'll how to delight
young folk Jack heard the pretty
schoolma'am one day repeat to her out
door class a pretty story that old Jacob
Grimm, the brother who put these sto-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-07

"A Spanish woman's mantilla is held
sacred by the laws Of Spain and cannot
Re sold fer debt.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-01-07

Prof. Tyndall Is on the war-path'
His cry is up, an atom."-Commorcj al
Advertiser.
, 1875-11-02
TIE POPE,

4 Speech to French rt2crtm..
PARIS. Oct. li.-Tho following are the prIuc,-
pal 1'assages in tho Iopn'a speech to the pilgrims
OF Ptancho Co,nto,
Great and aanrAlc my dear sous. Is The co,bo,,c
f1ses. for tue larger poriou ot s.t n4ion ~ an. n.
nats With tie spirit Of laith aud slows sel oneuly
ci1 Ghts't!a ~ 70 yourselves saro IN Ills % G.L
gco way Yonr sosiro IL 10 tee. 1na xnar,sxa. Siss
t sFS 'Ia's ~! H.. more m nn!ted to tha. cce o truh
xith nztor that uupn sud th4t agreement for hsy
tsenbu with SATIN aud his ius at tie yoe ides OF se
Aat cs Us iease TIC followers Of Satan to cops,uc viii
y .aa;9. " .pas :. uGs ws
tbs tbs sssauty with which r spro.c
multiply a ler j. .ay .d1o eyery srest Ta,rI WarH
dono Aer Il f4t1r Of religion. Dst alsnlro musi
y III gt ofa f.. w. aos
u.t,ee aud holmes tlave sscole1 to uis throne lko
'Issnss i. LOT true at at the present tno
aoney Stimulates aInndandy IL Ss Jour r0neans eoa:
Italy to & syo sieesay 1Ioee to hs5s snoth1 IT,
casftney which gives sou,,l save thai rrolacod
I'd fa 3.Ss ~ noa' ~ a. M *I%s thIo"a yIolsnty
ana yoa w ~ With ne, that those pulIlc Acts u
}Sty 1aa Charity and thcsu religious practices, 20 fsr
ssproLaoh Of weak indyldua's touc tne Lea ears @s
ood in our favor aud ducs Him to cousofo In hv
spiritual iHace aad by tho sb.,ndancu NJ ro r
F.ches. Yos, ac!s OF humility, 10 far from deang
aas t;o or,s ,sse 2at Il, = hanat tIaaltar T.
reaeut aud those wllo without nuter wi mdo it IT,
|hsmi .re spread oros tho surface of ito Catuolio
9rla.-o1datn TINT ell remain faithful within tho
holy hxon! Of tdo Church Which you have fouuied
.nd q which you aro tile Wgiiant Guardian. Tia
1rsaa n1maAty H. Defender, .na tue luptcxn4ble Head.
may .!tacsnd Ut, them and ius ku them strong aaains
!er sne.nlcs That Il may them 10 Gs uulissi
lore Anu nEn IL Their holy resolutions. !ess Franec
1ut. ah9ve a preserve, suglnept, dsyeiob tho fiji,
saiGA always e1hobcs that great nation tho moro and
nay thresteu bur, ""'ss'
, 1875-11-02
SPORTING.


HaCF5 At JEROME PARK.
NEW York, Nov. 1.-Thc first race at Jerom
iafk' extra meeting. to-day, Mas daaA O
shree-1uasters of q milo for all aRen. Ecvpt
Lizzie H.. Leanaes, an1 Athlete started. Wca,t,
efbs vas sold in the jools, but did net atart
l'eander waA tho wiuncr, with I.iz:ic II. clos,
up' Athie;o third, mud tic favosite. Egypt last
Time, l:2i2t.
Tho SECOND race. a free handicap swoop, take.
ona nAie mud d llalf. ~As won bv Wetl,o,by.
I .al!noF Eocond. slyI.ch third. Willie Uurko
ionFsh. Dtg btndy hfth, aud LcIaps sixth. Tune,
! he third Mas te'1ing race, distance onc
u Intse aud ~ c'ghtl, and WAS won b; sia,l1o ".
cnfvsof sccpfni, fad rlllt third. I:veI,u Cartur
1parth and the HoaAer fifth. Time, 3;U7,
lilo fourth race was q freq hanlIicau suoen-
staAes, distance mic. aud vas won IL N,ada.
l,enndcr fourth, Jos.o Il. tfth, M,luer sixth.
limo. I:4s,z. '1'
1ho ate.ple chase WAS won by Diayolo. 1.oz
d;3,1t. '''
, 1875-11-02
BILLIARDS,

Mfs1Gf DasooFfA u TIA LA,ea7o Tr1bunt
NEW ioEE. Nov. IA grand billiard tou,n.-
mens ie to bo held at Tammanv Hall, Legtnuipc
on tho 18th inst. and continuing eight diva
Many loadiog players iu tilis country vii mar.
tlcpaso. among whom aro Rudophs, Da,y. TIM
Messfs lhor, aud GARNER. 1alr,y-!ire Lu,idro1
Qo.lArs viii 10 distributed III cash i.rirea
, 1875-11-02

I'M m professional jnrotr. Jn.,t how tLcr .ur.
,''' ~ h'lhs drawn nr 'JH,+eH no repeatedly IL
- ':nf"l nsp1ahatI H. .!utl: ,ha nrn.t,er ara
tlco *1'n "'Ih "i' tue lat srv. a.t! nt l.,t aim
whose 'l1y sib!hl" n1!e Vi :,l,tr,it H. M at, In
qIIhltbr.
y I'ct'f Jury VAS lhen inreuclc:l fur .le term.
"Irf tho 5"l'wIi', ra'"+ Hr'r III T'aactt n.
In the rn-cof Nsr,aeI ]lapno.t"., c,l:vct,,1
ot a. ah~anl ncItarc va s,ufnntIci.
William iitzEesail. ."Hlstctei uf burglary,
was. un tnotlon, granted i nov ttnl
THE ALI.
J'EnH fiAnr.,So call ;"day. Call to-mor-
'!tl"E a1ocEE tall ], i, n,,! &.
'lEn"E IaBkHs-En cal! up.day. For tn.n,or.
1", ,' caa" yga ~, trial. BET ease n, Keller w.
JIdHE l,oorll- No contt to-iay. Call to.rnoy-
o" l0! loj, t97, l0s. lUI aul tlD
-... JHIHlrExt5.
IL" h"fsmtnn coUaI-cosr'ss'oss-a. Bchsmp+r ".
atbh hrioth, $Jttl:-Wlism f. Enruaas ", j. i.
a,Hl F. y. C4!nrttiI. s2,27l,2a.-whncOct. jope. \
To. ~. 1an,es i.azeeT, TO- "~"
j. Fsnl, f,4s,5a,. " ' ''N w. ~
lcnnt nortn.-f. J. rnctz n. Ieuls arumme K
Co.; verdict, &IoJ. "s@''A' "
, 1875-11-02

IonoSro, Nov. Ia telegram from Victoria.
british Columbia. says the election in that nror-
inee resulted in tho Opposition returning four
toen Tnenlbets tho independents Ei1, mud thu
Government sivo. Nine BeAts ilI!Bd BY the Miu.
istfrlntlsta III tho 1ato Houao, have been won liz
the Opposition. aud one scat held By tLe Oppogi.
tion has been lost by thom.
, 1875-11-02


| fEh1EhDAf y observation-disclosures
oTrAwA. ILL.,. Suy. 1.-suproms Court proceet,
inSd to-day:
| NOTIONS DECluED,
~ 'o i, nd "a Tins extended ten days for the .ppele.
III. Moiuh ufesfuIe.f
| l@. aiutton allnwed.
y. ~. hs1,eas,nX n.'l, tioeies; reti'ton denied.
| ~ Itsle.rinE dorket; 1~lon denied.
- ~ Maitor =. IT, 1"oL.e application denied,
Gls utlffa, " A'Pe''ss' 10
q. 1!ei,earnK uoclet-Molion conInued
1lcEsseIl
Willis A. Huina vIll 10 gaAnted liceuae to prac-
tics law iu iLis stato.
HUfE.
scott. g u. annou.'ccd tia following ruIo
Ufdelent that ltnto ~ he rcacluded and thpt t1,n
last callHo OF Hula t1, commencing will ti,o
words. ''antl in addition thereto" Ls and liz
aAne IL hereby stricken out so aH 10 conform to
tno ssatute 70" y forcei aud 1t liz further Or
o1 Tue last hentcnce tho Wor1 " "P.iluY."
u. Peoples uucket-The lcotic Z. ri, r., w,,.
srt noison is % sf'ae ir"m t,s roll f .urnry. In
lie asoas linn so e T. :a4 !Aa. tHs
nonug AKain.t the respondent III the l"4s e.rra;orT
70 en siaaT.rscF The Iarstta affected dp int rnn;.
tnu!nanoh oeIofe uH and nothing To tho tL4r1ottr
o. the rnslDdeht that IL ut Perfectly eov.;,It win
foss discl4rged.' " '0'''@
EE# mOI7oNs.
~. order Of atlrn,ant. ret aside by aE.tcreu,.
y. cr!*d ". Tie lcore tlc writ Of error ,,n,1.
ruled. ~ w o"'' o'ef-
s!J. Appeal dismissed with PCT cont damarcs.
80. hAfis ~1th no damages,
42a !lElo c1tculcd eu duys for the ar1cart tn fla
Ills reply to tlte alleliech LrIcf, >" Wv
4Il. H2tne motion; A3inc order
h.5' hnsnG MGt0n W tlle Appellee: ea,nc or,.~-
bfo. The appeal u diaull4ssu witl ucr reut ds,c
T. lschearing docket-TAe appellant will !,aye ia hc
iath t. 10 als hrcts ald The ap1 eoo vii lave u liz
lst nf becrInlcf to 1rtly " 'e ~ VIC
-. Ten days additional time allowed to ,.Ie snrr)
liant to file briefs. ' eFIs'~
briefs, ~ -iisheo ~ no
CALL or Tie DOCKET
12l anil 722. Taken III cali
.53' ARGUED orally by Chsrles Harvey aad taken.
III, ~, aild 40. Taken. ~ ''
4i1 anl 5.e. Taken.
BILL Continued.
f5'' and 767. Tskgn.
7Iu. Taken.
RlU. Continued.
Q. w. II. II, Is, 55. 1ehcartng dockot: taken
=. 1Ae nfaer OF continuance stt as,lc and takrn
'l@. lot1an for additional tte to ia AL Antn. Inn1
oseFrulea, aud appeal dismissed. "-
FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
, !, lhe Court adjourned TO tuo court jp courso,
All tue Judges wl leave for their homes to.duy.
, 1875-11-02
Iishts o. the Etockholtfora and unsecured crsd-
hota OF The Missouri Pacific 1IsiIruad.


fights of the stockhohfora and unsecured cred
's''s VI hne Missouri Pacific 1ssilruad.
HaMn,n., ,,e,,u
sp<ciat nsnas.s :. ~. Tt.s5s,. sossg TT.1,
| Dutsfy IN M, ~ ",u.,. .''.'' H.,
49, ~ ~ - N.Y. ''-1ne e!ccttoh a. uannbh
5 1ea ~, tafee 1nfoc1or' OF tho Hannibal 4 1t
Joseph tsalirnaa Company, to it'll the piacee q
tlioso whoao time sxpires rugntod IL IL rt.,,u,,
by tlloec who ,rofo.a ~ L,,o,. T., H. '':"''
ri NJ t,..,.. os' - ""'"' ;" 'no sictof1
ria,.s, .''',1 =. =. skaspst "esSfs 1saio and bn
| R'e'oh, wLtto MIR. Van Bclahck II ra.clected
| Now York Central ns,lroad .n1 ~ ~ ~,
| Croadv f,,,rnrt. p,,.iaa,.t - ~, 49, -. 'Hc'
Htramshn C0tupany, and At nrosent ny Dpmlhol 1n
Of the ifsnuuri. lauans & Tonrko. aro cjoc,cd
q g tako the 1laco Of Col. A. ". Lamb aud Air, l.
.c.,rI ,.;, ~. ino W. noH DIRECTORS arc in fnil
said. arc frion,ts of NJ Cn,eot ''s1es'' aau It IN
| INDIANAPOLIS, clHclhtATl l. LaYfhFr7e
apsca" D'pafe" 70 5"f th'ca9o Tribune.
,,c,. "nn'~' -, t, ina', HoY. l-Iho annaa! elee-
taoh of tho Indianapolis, Cincinnati 4 Lnfayotte
Aat]road TO. day resulted In tho following clloico
Of Directors: William A. Hooth r;onra, Ill.,,
and Chnr,na n. I,ndcr -, ,.n', ,su.s " =, a,"se'
rora;r. M, 6; ~ Ne" 1olA L. IL.
ltoynolds aud d. Forbes, Of I.afayetto: and II,
j. Hroadwoil aud II. L. ingalls,. or CInc}nn.,i
slxty-tlseo thousand rllsres were rc,rcrcn,c,l'
1ho report OF President 1ngalls' ycar, end.
tug juno 90. slows tint tho loans an,1
bills payable Of Tho cotupany have loon ,o,,,,cod
bed and ou,ir,uentn woro "a, m"u ts' T.; tAo soaa
condition tcioro. I,,c Mn,t.'.x,,ln ~ ~ f Eoou
natl llailroad vii not tn n'rh..nJ "rt iea ,naa5
fur term OF yesrs' If nosEjGin ! cnt ~ ,,i
from ho.o to ciunnatt ,ni!"s 1JinG .no aaa.aneG .n
begin at once. Thn n,rertup. o,a.,a "otM 4 VIZ y
Ingats prebjdel,t. Z. IT, jtnsti, s.cr.,.r. II =
UsbDruo Trnoa,,r.r ~ go A''o'" eecle'a1Yi H. ~.
, 1875-11-02
THE COURTS.
Monthly Reports or Isankrupt
Insurance Companies.
Selling Of a Dankrupt's Desperate Notes
and Lands.
Record of Judgments and NcH Suifs..,
The Present Grand Jury.
Business in the Supreme Court.


CHICAGO COURTS,
t1EPnRTs ron aGrnnEn.
Tho AsetHneo Of tho Mutua! SECURITY Ipsur.
ance Company, Mark Kitnba1I, yesterday filed
hls report for the month ot October. lilo fol.
lowing Ia m abstract:
na.nnro In bank, ftct. ], 1915.
,*i phfa ekEffhE. hE.....-.-......f 1.k,:H
psi! Oil fceoul dividend. ......,,,. St..u
D''anrn III bauk, Sov. !, ts75....,.. io.2aa.sG
''' $l5,H1t,ft
Jamos X. Murphy, Assignee Of tic Chicago
F'ro INSURANCE. Company, also ti!ed ls ronors
Tor octobor yeatorday. 1t ID as follows:
!srctlItn /" date. t1f1 pas II
oiltriisefHents by September "
. statement Observation-Disclosures 4 f3e31 m
e i,e1b'4 for II j'.elnltcr. ...,,.,, ia. n
dividends for Ec}tc1nLcr...... HJfn
s! s,'l,us ,;s.t, t,.'.........,...... 4,lhl,iJ
t,si, 81 ~ ~, ,1 na!k s."'........... a3,43j,h4
~NsH sHoun4aH'''.s'.'.. VI f3G.ll
Aesa4t .fiuf
, 1875-11-02

| -9 "Aee s.lnao Ae4 wallis kA0HH yea
'otuas. II was Or tho 18th day OF Juuo, In tic
bride Of Alfred H. Davis to u,om s. .v,.., ~
aua ALWAYS been cbastn and ono,,ie,,s'. a1s
r., . ti,, ,,,es.,,. "t'u al'cetlohase "tfe
''e' 4i'oa 1apPiiy toecthoE, aud a.
4esn11 u 1heir "ed!ock two little olive branches
NOW grace tho family ifresido. hut m evil spiri
10 tho slIapo Of Miss Jcunie Hrndrichso,
TINS won away tho affections Of Aifret
from Its lawful spouao This frail siren
irfcnlrsibIo to tho uufsithiul Alfred mud Lo
nestows on llcr all her n1Iccttons a. mol ~ Iii
Iooso cash. Charlotte aays lle ilan frequently
violated tho Seventh commandment With ]er
anu s!lo' nos unnaturaiy, has wearied Of tllit
Conduct ,. Of llnr husband, and therefore p.ayH
That tho bond Of n.atr1mony may bo uer csos anil
tlat sho may DO dacreed tho charge mud cont Vi
OF lilo little ones.
I 1,,., HAvEnL7 W. uooLEY.
y. Hnoloy, tue complainant 10 the croas-bill in
tbs lIayorly-lf0oley mipatrel ca6c, to mave
sllnoli }ululan party defendant thereto.
,, So1tcE.
Courts VII be cloEed, aGd no b.,Bit,ens of auy
I'nl will bo transacted in any Of tho ofces cou-
'iected thetoMish.
Ihe ssato Courts Aaso also adjourned until TO-
UNITED ArATks COURTS.
Tic New }orx atate Loan md Trust Conp,nv
LeEan . suit in assumpHit for 5000 aEalust VI.
- AndFoWG.
William II. punbam began All action of as-
sum1's't, against tho Minneapolis l. 1T. LOUIS
ha,iload 1.Il Company for 81 QUO.
Charles +. LucaB and August Walibaum, in a
similar acton, for sl,00o. F"
BANKRUPTCY 1rEns.
u. y. Walker. Assignee OF An.cs, ghcrman 4
Co.. bankrupts, yesterday filed bis report Of the
Hals Of tho ban!truptB property nado ou tho 27,j,
Of October. lilo reports ibat in pnreua,,co or Of
the notice given, ho offered for sale to tic Ljgh.
est bidder tic accounts, notes, Judgments. Ind
domands Of eyety kind aud naturo due ani oy @
lng to the fEu ~ shown by tlIcir booka t'ho,,
wero iirst offered separately. but. m Tiara
were no bidders for them In tits maMnnr.
tho entire lot vas offered together viii,
tho booEs mud papers Of tAo lin, Lucieu
u; Colby tlereupon bid si7d. and lo bcipg tlo
Al5dest hiudar. tho lot wRs struck on to him nt
, 1875-11-02

The Califoru's Minstrsla had another ]arRo
audience Last night, and gave again QUE os .hslz
eKcellane performances. Tho so-cal!sd "polv-
g!os song an1 danco msa alo proving great et-
fractions. III. lfaysrly d6sitoa to have il kuowa
thst 10 Ia fully settled iu possession of The t,n..
!re. Ihs Court has uphe!a him. aud tbe Ltss Of
Ias difficulty between Hooley nni Har,,ira T.
yet to adjusted but. which ever WAY it euds. iisy.
erIy csuuot be disturbed. and perbara nstthor
party would care to disturb Aiu,. lit. tiayeny IL
sn excellent maasxer-iadpssstoua eatsfprislae,
connection With C!ucsgo amuapme1,ts vii BE-
loug and pleasant. "''' ~
, 1875-11-02

"Ihe Marble uoart xas given BY the Mu-
scum company yesterday afternoon, sud Uncle
Toms Cabin +" In the sysnipg. The owning
sadleace Nas tho largest Of tho season TIN. f.r.
, 1875-11-02
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.

~, -. reW NNltAto THEATRE.
Hiss charlotte TAompxon Ina oasnod 1 good
reputation ~ Jans Eyre. She descryes it. upr
tortsatturo OF that remarkably y-stroug woman
Last nj ght was vivid and generally a:ccp.a-
bio. sle sesms, however. to have scauirol
some manaeslsms, probably In consequence OF q
long tour III tbs provinces, and gracioa aooui.
cscenco to tho whims OF rural suaiuutoy. li,r
tiFot lHteEyaw with Rochester in tho rarlor yns
not well dono. ll.e dropping hoad aud lacka.
calnstsucos;; She hAd nothing to fear, md nolh.
ing TO bo ashamed OF. liars was not 4 caYe of
!oio At first Eight. On the contrary, tic tirst
impression was ono Of strong repu?sIon 2nd aim.
Pie, "sl!-bred disgust. Otlier defects III sfjes
IAoml1ons acting might be po,pteu
out, but slnce 1t ia oil thn
whols 30 good, NO arc noi
dlsrosed 70 nd dsws in it. or to yIo,u Ii any 1es.
than tne fult measure OF praise which It dcserycs.
Nlss Thompson can bear 4 comparison with
Magic A!tchell III the same paxt with porfsct
conhdouoe ct the public credit, The ct1n,,any
supporting Misa Thompson ia quite good, con-
slderiue tl!s work it has boon at, il IA tit to
appear bofora = city audlence. aud aIle to iu-
torpfet intslllgsntly I'll tho plays that ii IN.
dcllakes. Mr. W. +. Sheridan. wio ,,av.
Hocht'hr. IL Al, actor OF some standing. liz
performance last night Was generally excellent
though he also Ii npen in some measure 10 tha
eanaa aocisstiou that has bseu brought seaiust
Miss Thompson. -@"'s''
, 1875-11-02
ADJUSTMENTS. a
M'VickER'S THEA7aF.

M'VickER6 THEATRE,
1nc5o e no!llnG now to DO said OF "Tho
Nls Doneuza'" or Ill. Low!s' impcssonatiou of
1'Fcf. ca'1oQdder. Tho play has almost uuj-
sorsaliy hoea recognized rs limp and gelatlnous
III substance, without stncTs Or bones, aud yet
occaalona1ly PLEASANT bccauae 1t presents epu1efy
nsusos aud beautiful coioss. Pr9C Caua!laler
IL Inc one character in the play who rises to tho
dignity OF AT artistio creation. Tho cLarac,er
owcs great deal to Mr. LOWS. Ilo ia u ,luisled
Actor,-ono OF tho most genuine aud tleijrthfnl
comedians on the American stage. Ue ia almost
insariabv refined. The b,,suoss with whieI, In
han Invested tile part-if tho tochuical o.
ably, to its Importance. TLo t pecul,ar
amolo Thicll lie has invented aud which ho
adopts III place OF the Traditional pacing OF tia
aor noo1 ~ i1 9mense Of nervous e1c'tc1lsnt is III
theatEe-goers Of Chicago, Who i1syo moi sssn
~. Lewis 10 tlih character, should by no means
lose tno prcsont opportunity Of doing 80, Per
lapn They wtll wish. wlen the performance il
scr cs1', .as raa Ms: LOWS "ero not almost but Alto
6etncI' fehnea yet in compensation Of tujs ro-
gfet they will have tho reflection tLat le il au
actof OF talent And original power. we'll trained
ID tho best school Of actlnE known to tho Amer-
n, Ia1 e'.ss srs sony' 1ho subordinate parts last
deaIred. Airs, Murdoch played Eugenid pruttily.
1ut nArred it Bomewhat by repeatedly bling Ler
ithgor-naia when coyness or embarrassment WA
20 70 e3pfessed We aolelnnly re4tlirm that this
IL not ilabl Of good sociely. bIssu btooro |
pared l"yie very accsptably. Mss. Btoueall an |
Ars Cdd,oG4a4ler WAS = decided improvement I
upon tie lady Hho assumed tie sanIe parl in Mr.
Days company. hIr. Waltlron drcascd and acsoi |
Jonathan caatoa1lade, iu exceedingly bad taste.
li1B clathlng looked ~ il II Ind been uowIy MIR
Chased fEoal soma sop-slop. Tie case Is reaIjy |
QUO Tor tha Interference Of tho stage
manager. Mr. Darron also failcd to dress
Tue part Of De Haas, though, he made . doclded
upou the gentleman In Ualy'n
company, Who tucked himself out in ribbons
ln1 diesstpg'gowu. Tbs part was largely cut.
probably iu consequence Of the luulsp0s1tfon of
,ir Earron. VITO. when ho did appear, waa per.
ectly aatlnfaotory In his lines. As tho repre-
'entat!vo Of tho Nov York dandy, 10 should ia
tarmonts.
, 1875-11-02
THE NEBaAsKa MARROW GAUGE.

.. THE GREAT WESTERN,
Toronto, Nov la spocial 10 tic GloJe from
london' England, says ihe report Of tho Great
Western Hallway Of Canada for tic latf yea. an.
noancos that tlcrc will 10 no dividend. Tho
deficiency in Tho rcsorye 10 ,cl4I,UVU.
, 1875-11-02

LITTLE ROCK 4 HOT SPRINGS.
LITTLE uocE, Ark. Nov. 1.-Worii waB Cum
me'cod to-day On now narrow-gaugo rai1road
project between tas city mud the lios Spriurs.
, 1875-11-02

H.e'1FN1o oVFTEME CUUHT.
1kh1EhbAf -lDIucHsMEEr.
offAwA. ILL.,. Suy. 1.-,f;upromu Court proceed
inS6 to-duy:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-21
Spatter.WOrk.

One Of the simplest and daintiest
of the home arts is the making Of
pictures by "spatter. work." The
following directions for amateurs in
the process we take from the Scien-
tifc American: "Spatter work pic.
lures, unusually delicate designs in
white, appearing upon a softly
shaded ground, are now very popu-
lar, and are, with little practice,
easily produced. Procure . sheet
Of fine uncalenderod drawing-paper,
aud arrange thereon a boquet of
pressed leaves, trailing vines, letters,
or any design which it is desired
TO have appear in white. Fasten
the articles by pins stuck into tho
smooth surface, which should be un-
derneath the paper. Then slightly
wet the bristles of q tooth or other
brush in rubber, Indian ink or com.
mon black writing ink, then draw
them across q stick in such o man.
ner that the bristles will be bent
then quickly released. This will
cause a fine spatter Of ink upon tho
paper. Continue the spattering
over all the leaves, pins and paper,
allowing the center of the pattern
to receive the most ink, tho edges
shading off. When done, remove
the design, and the forms will be
found produced with accuracy on
the tinted ground. With q rustic
wooden frame this forms q very
| cheap and pretty orp ament.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-21

"People will talk says Lady.
Cantor. Recently the common talk
in Europe has taken the shape of
surmises as to the real meaning Of
tho friendly visit between the
crowned heads of Germany and why
Victor Emmanuel puts his imperial
feet under the mahogany of Kaiser
William ut Berlin and the latter re-
ciprocates the attention by calling
upon the King of Italy, accompanied
by tho old war-dog Won Moltke and
tho Minister of War. On the out
side these seem only like visits of
recreation and pleasure. But men
upon whose shoulders rests the
weight Of empire in Europe, at this
period have no time for meaningless
journeyings around the country.
When they leave their posts Of
homo duty it means something of
an important and serious character
This being the case, what signif-
canoe can be attached to the meet
ings of the Kings of the North and
South ? Can it DO that the rumor
prevalent in Paris, to the effect that
u movement is on foot having tor
its object separation Of Savoy from
France andi Is remuneration to Italy,
is u key to unlock the mystery ?
This portion of Italy was attached
to France on compulsion. The King
of Italy yielded because no safe
road was open by which he could
avoid such conclusion, but he has
always looked with longing eyes
upon this missing gem of his crown.
When Prussia crossed swords with
France for death struggle, Italy
stood with folded arms. She forgot
Solferino, and France was humil,
ated and stripped OF her Rhine
provinces. This was not done with
out some promises as to the future.
Among those promises may have
been the return of Savoy to its old
settling in the diadem of United It.
aly. Such q conclusion is not i'm
possible. Indeed it is probable, in
the light Of current events and the
movements of the rulers of Germa.
ny and Italy. The emperor of Ger
many would not object to reducing
still moro the territorial area and
population of France, and Italy
would accept any reasonable ar.
rangement by which her flag would
again wave over Savoy. In the
meantime the people of the Savoy
an Departments of France are be.
coming interested in the question.
The contest has not yet ended be.
tween France and Germany. The
sword is sheathed but in its stead
the pen and purse are used, and
these, in able hands, are az danger
GUS to tho stability of empire as
military power and an "army with
banners. "-[Philadelphia Times.