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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
Senate-Tenth Day.

CARSON CRY, January 13, 1875.
MORNING SESSION.
Senate met at the usual hour. Roll
called-qnorum present
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Piper of Storey. Chairman of the
Committee on Federal Relations, report
ed favorably on Senator Clapp's concur
rent resolution asking Congress to open
for settlement the Muddy Indian Res
walton.
REPORTS OF SELECT Committees.
Mr.. Farrell, Chairman Lander Dele
cation, reported favorably on the bill for
constructing a railroad from Battle
Mountain to Austin. Ordered engrossed.
RESOLUTIONS.
BY Mr.. CIapp, of Lincoln: That the
two Senators from White Pine, Robin
son and Dickinson proceed to draw lots
for the long and short term.
Mr. McClinton thought there was moth
ing in the statutes compelling them to
do so, and that it was a legal question
whether or not both were elected for
full term of four years. The resolution
was made the special order for Monday
at II NJ.
BY Lockwood, Of Ormsby: That all
bills and joint resolutions. which may be
referred to committees, be printed with
out further order.
Mr. McClinton objected, saying that
three-fourtLs of the bills referred never
became laws, and those Of purely local
nature could easily be considered in COM
lc1a
printing was entirely unnecessary and
useless expense.
Mr.. Lockwood replied that he was not
lin " with the State Printer, but that it
was customary, and he hoped it would
pass. The resolution was adopted by ii
tot.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
By Ross of Washoe: Incorporating
the town of Reno.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Lockwood of Ormsby: Construct
ing horse railroad from the V. Il T.
railroad depot to the Warm Springs.
Read first time. rules suspended, read
second time by title, and referred to the
Committee on Railroads without being
printed.
By Piper of Storey; For the con-
struction of a street railroad from Nir-
ginia City to Gold Hill.
Read first and second time by title,
ordered printed and referred to the Sto-
rey Delegation.
Mr.. King from the Standing Commit
tee ON Rules reported fayorably on the
adoption of the temporary rules for the
government of the Senate. Same as
those of last session. except rule 20.
which authorizes the Senate to appoint
standing committees. The Senate then
took 4 recess of ten minutes.
AFTER RECESS.
At II NJ, Mr. Dow committee from the |
House appeared at the bar, and informed |
the Senate of the readiness of the House
to 90 into Joint Convention for the pur-
pose Of confirming the vote Of the pre-
ceding day for I. 5. Senator. The SEN
ate then arose, formed into line. and |
proceeded to the Assembly Chamber.
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House met pursuant to adJ ournment,
o!e"hei no'es ~ '-e
Pave Inv the ChanIain
.r
co-AA 81 I -'-1 il'N''
A communication was received from
the stare Cohtfoier cia'iliht too 1o'
pr;nta7 Pafsrrsd 70 C6mrittea on
Ciain,s '-' '''N
AhssAaEa From 1hh SANAlh'
Concurrent resolution ordering 1000
copies of Report Superintendent OF
Education printed was adopted.
NOTICES OF BILLS.
D., E;aho1,o.
.I,. -. a., A.. ;ro4;,,.
.ha .arnI - .,st;,,
NJ.
ny ID. Io,, co.C o
1870 Got .H-Ao 80, anv $3.50, ~ =. ,h,
, inis ~ -y " st p,,hi;, $50, 'Ae
oefen' VI INC ,oun'! "oi'o oeaooiS'
CONCURRENT RESOLUTIONS.
Senate Concurrent Resolution relative
10 amending the Constitution, making
one year residence necessary to consti-
tute citizenship, was read and referred
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

LYMAN p. FRIsnIE, who has been i'll
San Francisco several months for his
health, returned home \ few days ago,
considerably improved. He is still con-
turn to the Bay City Monday evening.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

SroCKs were very soft " last evening.
Ophir was quoted at $3.50 Oh the street
and Mexican $50. There ought to be
good bys at these figures. What has
produced these tumbles is the question
with the stockers.
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Evening Report

Evening HNepVse
1856 Union Con IS. II. rs, 20
$40 Lady Bryan II. 10. IL b3o
go Julia 81, .. le}S, 81
Ss5 Caledonia %. "a. 23H. 23b b3o
40 Kuickerbocker ~
800 Globe ?. Ia
$50 Baltimore Q. So
$50 Bullion 40 b30. g. 81. Al b3o
655 Utah
500 Silver Hill l2h. II. 12a b3c. llS
$50 Eclipse IN, u
$50 Challenge II. loN. ioS, 10
425 Dayton ~. 5. ~.
go Rock Island 6
10 W Con ~
22.9 Occidental s.. 6. 81. b5
500 American Flat s, y.
lI2o woodville ~. az.
AS Mint 75c. b3, t.sc
$50 Lady Washington
PTS kGssIth AZ, A.. A.. b3o. ~
$50 OriEG II }. Ia
$50 Seq Il Island ~
go P Rayine 75c, s7i9c
376 Leo I. Ia
1885 Andes 10. l04. II Z. Tx
600 Pacific =
400 Grenada
SEQ Wells 4 Fargo
leo NiaSa2a
$50 Nblth Carson AZ. ~
200 Ward ~
1870 Scorpion AZ
$50 Cosmopolitan 4. l's
1928 Leviathan ?, ~
1880 Georgia IL
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

MATT CARPENTEEs friends are conf
dent of his reelection. We hope their
prcgnostications are we'll based.
PARsoN +. CHENEY has been nominat-
ed for Governor 10y the Republicans Of
New Hampshire.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

IKE Episcopal social is this evening at
the Rev. Mr.. Aliens residence near the
Episcopal church. All are cordially ill.,
vlted.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

The EPISCOPAL Social at the Rectory,
this evening is to be remembered by all
good party soers. We might, with per-
feet legitimacy, employ the phrase de
lightful reunion. or any other kindred
stock expression in speaking Of this en-
tertainment. but while it would fail to
do the subject justice. it would also
seem to indicate that our descriptive
powers were tame and poverty stricken.
As illustrative of the fact that we can il
We want to, express the thing most fit
to be said, sc proudly remark that the
occasion will be characterized by much
IF rational and decorous enjoyment.
oh no. We never learned no pen-writin'.
Death OF AN OLD TIMER.-By a letter
received last night by Mr.. Byrne, Mint
Treasurer, dated Grass Valley, Cal,
JAN 10, we have the following announce
ment of tie death of q well known old
Californian: Just now. 6 p. NJ, word
has come announcing the death OF our
old friend Ira A. Eaton OF the Union"
Hotel. Nevada City. He died an honr
ago after an illness extending through
several months" The deceased was y
native Of Boston, an old Californian
aud one Of the most popular of the p;o.
ueers of the Pacific coast. He leaves a
lie but no children.
Is pleasing contrast with the churlish
hess Of some of the discomtitted opposi-
ton. was Governor Adams hearty greet
ing to the Senator elect. They met. af-
ter Mr.. Sharon's address, in the State
Library, and the Governor with charac-
teristic heartiness extended his hand in
congratulation of the Senators good
luck. The two gentlemen then walked
.rm-in- arm to the parlor Of the Orms by.
drank q glass of wine and renewed
the assurances" This, it strikes Us is
quite as handsome way for gentlemen
who differ III political opinions to do, as
the other way. Certainly it is a pleas
aptcr IA shiOn.
SENATOR SHARON. accompanied by n
quite numerous party r friends, lfft
here for San Francisco list night. Dur
ing yesterday and the day before he re-
caived numerous gratifying messages,
b. telegraph, from friends III California
" q AiOe " ot.i ~ AAS - It.
ceived with hearty public demonstrations
upon his arrival III San Francisco.
FRED MCCRELLIsH OF the Alta and Sam
Curtis of all along the line of the Com
stock were in town last night They
went off to the Bay last night. Captain
Ryan, very accomplished and pleasant
young gentleman who has been here re-
porting for the Ala also left last night.
SroCKs were very soft " last evening.
Ophir was quoted at $3.50 Oh the street
and Mexican $50. There ought to be
good bys at these figures. What has
produced these tumbles is the question |
with the stockers.
LYMAN 2. FRIsDIE, who has been i'll
San Francisco several months for his |
health, returned home few days ago,
considerably improved. He is still con-
fined to his room, however, and will re-
turn to the Bay City Monday evening.
IKE Episcopal social is this evening at
the Rev. Mr.. Aliens residence near the
Episcopal church. All are cordially ill.,
vited.
Ex-GovEENoR BRAMLETTE Of Ken
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

PINCHBACK (colored) has been romi-
mated for the Senate by the Louisiana
Legislature. Good.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
BORN.

In Carson City, January 10, 1870 20 the wife
of bir. James Spurceon, a son.
BY way Of celebrating the two concurrent
events of the day. Jim has named his boy
Sharon. May the luck OF his namessie attend
him. We acknow ledge the wine and cigars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

RoONs.-Two :uru!sh,i rooms elgibly oca
ed few doors east Of the Capitol building.
Apply at the residence Of Mrs. Htll, north cor
ner Of King street, two blocks from the Cal ltol
East.
THE Sharon men complain that they caano
ind a good segar i'll Carson. just walk Two
blocks and call At Brooks Pustofiice Block, rg.T
the Theatrc--hr has three brands never before
tried il the State.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

Ex-Governor B2AMLErTE of Ken
lucky is dead.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

FRED McCRELLIsH OF the Alta and Sam
Curtis of all along the line of the Com
stock were in town last night. They
went off to the Bay last night. Captain
Ryan, very accomplished aud pleasant
young gentleman who has been here re-
porting for the Ala also left last night.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

N. D. chamberlain,
OFFICE AND sALranooa--Csrbott Bloch, cor.
ntr of Carson and speur streets.
wAREBou sE-- Corner Of Plaza and Musser streets
CARSON civ. NEVADA.
WnoLEsALE AND RETAIL DEAL.
Groceries, Provisions,
FLOUR AND FEED.
Blasting and Sporting Powder,
Hard~ are, Tinwnrc.
Creckery, Glassware.
Cutlery, Paints md Ola
shot, Fuse, Doe'a sheer.
Furnishing Goods, &c.
have tho largest sad best ffre-proof In
the state, ana I'm prepared toreoeiye
Grain & General Merchandise
Oh STORAGE at all times. and to maize CASH
ADVANCES on the same.
Goods delivered free " charge In ell %
the city and In any par, Of the SURROUNDING
country.
je5.tf n. u. CifAMBERlIN.
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.ASSF Nlsl.I.

House met pursuant TO adjournment,
Speaker Dovey in the chair.
Roll call-QuoTum present.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
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REPORTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.

Mr.. Farrell, Chairman Lander Dele
CATION, reported favorably on the bill for
constructing railroad from Battle
Mountain to Austin. Ordered engrossed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

At II NJ, Mr.. Dow committee from the
House appeared at the bar, and informed
the Senate of the readiness of the House
to go into Joint Convention for the pur
pose Of confirming the vote Of the pre-
ceding day for I. 5. Senator. The Sen
ate then arose, formed into line. and
proceeded to the Assembly Chamber.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14
COMMUNICATIONS.

A communication was re celved from
the State Controller claiming Si05 for
making duplicate Of his report for State
Printer. Referred to Committee on
Claims.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-14

Mr. Piper of Storey, Chairman of the
Committee on Federal Relations, report
ed favorably on Senator Clapp's concur
rent resolution asking Congress to open
for settlement the Muddy Indian Res
walton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01
2~95chenfLiche Bltnois Sfaafs-B cffaane.
Suugfram In ben MunO 9egoiien
o 1t.S So QAnrtnnA,Atnt GeIIer12

Sunqfram In ben MunO 9egoiien
merbe. ltnD bic 8erpanoten Sellers
mahten fi0 auf, cine Sungfrau 5rt lubelt,
bie ibr Slut fitr ben Sranfen DergteBelt
pble. Oo6 troB Der perlode1oel1 Ser
1prehunoen erfldrte lt1 feline 3l Dem
Spfer bereit, 1tlo Der arme Seller lit
ridotio qcforben. vMarmaros" forbert
Die 8eb6r6en anf, 9egen Ben 0tabbt, Deiz
len Qefd6rli9e 6eilmetbooe DieL unbeil
anltifteu %fonllte, ein3ui3reiten.
- Seit Nnfangs Mat lit Brin3eilin
Marquerite, Die 0emabltn BON 9 II
Carlos, in g artS, nm ettte Nnlelbe
auf3une6men. sic bat in0eB lberau perz
gebli6 angeflopft, obglei0 Der YrGtenz
bent nit u psf. ber 81! Derl6retbenoen
Surtme porlieb ne6men mil. Selblt
Sic 9egitimilten f0lieBen ibre 0elos
l0rGnte gu.
= Die I'M gariicr Opernbauie am s.
Wiai gum 8eiten~ berTamilteu Der berull7
gliidteu &Mftf9 tffer itattgeba6te
8oritellung bat 26, 600 Srcs. ergeben.
= Sn etnem Gingeian0t an bic 2on0os
her GtneS miro aus NnIaB oer 80 6tlz
Ter" s. It o auf bic unlttte
0e;tf6er Oampfer GufmerfiGm gema9t,
regetmdBig beim 8orbeifabren all ben
SciuDzSuleln Ganonen uu0 Gafeten abb
3~ufeueru, nm tbre 9lnfunft be0ufs Q8ets
tertele8rapbtrung ar5u5etgen. Der Gtnz
ienOer meiit na0, OaB, tDenn Bic S9iiie
De3 S0iffs, Die am 2anOe geb0rt tporz
ben iino, iofort ais unelIGsiignaIe gez
bort poroen mdren, cine groBe NnaaDl
bate gerettet tperOen %f0nnen, uno i6ldgt
Dor, auf etne tnternationale @eieBgebnng
b%iu3uptrfen, ipel@e baS SdteBen all Der
&ilte anBer gum 3wede bes 9llfernfS
unteriagt.
= Gurs Dor ieiner Nbreife bon Bes
tersburg unter3et9nete Der ruifil@e
&aiier einen 8ertrag nit Sapan,
our0 iUelDen IebtereS Die SnieL Saba
tin al Der Nnurmiinoung an st u 81
Lamb abtritt. Sa9aIin mar bisber gez
~meini9aftlt6er 8eitb, bet iioli6e Ebeil
itarlo unter Sapan, ber n0rOli6e nlter
9tuBlanO. Sbre 9roBen GobGenlager foIs
len u bon ruiiii6en Sngenteuren nno
Bergleuten bearbettet nno oa5u etne grOBe
3abl bi5ber na6 Stbtrien D%erbaunter
8er6te0er periuen6et iDerbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01
f6netOet, um STE gntpidlana neuer

fdnei6et, nm Ste Gntpidluna neuer
!3petge an Ser Bats st bef0r6ern.
8as bte 3eit Des S9nittes betrifft.
70 i6neioe man Sic Stolen, lie nohoem
1te ~remonttreno it1o ober ni0t, aeitta Inn
6rlbiabr ooer ipGbreno Ser 8e9etation.
Die remonttrenben ODER Wonatsz 9to1en
mebr 9efabr our6 Sroit Orobt. Trii6er
TroIt benz marttgen 0o[se Ser &ofen
iebr I6Gbli6 lit. Otan fange nit BEN
barten 8arietdten an un6 parte NIT Sen
enlpfttOli6eren Sorteu, bis Die faIten
austrodnenoen @tnbe boriber iillo !;
benin oieie i6a6en ben iun9en Trieben
am meiiteu. M2an tbut gut, Die @ntipiGz
lung oeS ben0tbi8ten iungen 9ol3es nt6t
gu iebr 3u beI6leunige1t; es wlrbe Dtes
Elm nt6t minber GROCER Sebler iein, ais
tpenn man iie b~er30gert, oen1t man tDirSe
nit einem Wfale Die bereits t6Gttge 8egez
tatton ~0erdngiren unb bic 2ebensfraft
bes StoGeS bermtnoern, tn6em bann Ser
ganse auf bic tpegfaQen6en S6etle tor1z
menbe Saft ft9 an 6er 8aits anbduft
uno Die 8iloung bon MuSIdufern bef0r>
bert. Gin 1pGter Sdnitt f6unte nit
8ortDetl BET febr lppig pa9ienoen Sorz
ten Gnmenoung ftnoen, Da bur6 cine
ioGde 8eetntrd6tigung Ser @egetatton
Der &et6tbum bes 6lorS ~besanitiBt tpers
ben Dlroe.
Die u einmat i'm Sabre bIiibenz
SEN Stolen nit SrI6Iin9Sfor betrefz
fenb, 10 miiien biele, sIei0 ben petBeu
I'M Triibiobr bliben6en StrGu6ern gez
ihnttten tuerben, iobaIO Der TIor bOrz
iiber 1T, aIio bier gep0bnGi6 &~nfan9s
SuIt; banu enttuideIn ii9 bic 3Detge
ben gansen Somlner btnOur6 unO perz
ben i'm ud6ften Srii6ltng NIT 8Iumen
bebeden. Wenn man BET ibnen auBerz
benz gu @ube bes Winters einen baI6en
S9nitt antpen6et, tnbem man Elm 0rit>
tel oOer sic 9dlfte Der itdrfiten 3Dei9e
unterorIGt, 10 berminoert man 3tuar bic
W2enge Der 8lumel1, Dernebrt ba9egen
Die @r1Be berieLben. 8enn man iie
aber ltngei6nitten IaBt, 10 btlOen ie
prG6tige @ntrlanben, 1auptlG6It0,
tpenn man iie an Der SptBe etnas furat,
un bas 2luStreiben Der unteren Nlt9ell
AL b%ef0r0eru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-01

biit, ben BerIeum6ungen zines iol6en
Menihen feilen @lal6en 3I i6enfen,
man muB barber nit Gsra6tun8 bins
tDeggeben uno ntdt ipsiter all tie oenten.
On plrtt nit Der Samtlie Su0elalt 1t6t
barnber reoen, 9adert lit nt9t meDr III
tbren Oteniten, man fa1n alp auf otez
lem Bege tbn ni6ts arbabert."
unica tpuBte ni6t, mas tie od5tt 1d9en
ioute. 8eun 3urt it9 aud ben Ani0el1
gu geben Deriunte, ais oh CT init perahs
TENDER 0erin9l1dBnng 0arllber btntpeg
eebe, 10 las fic bod in fei1en 3igen, baB
bigs nur cine Ota5fe mar, binter Der cine
unperfennbare 2lngit ii6 Der6arg.
uno bafIr 3eugte ia aud oa5 8erbot,
nit 8erner Doer QlnIa i1ber bielenB uuft
su reben.
vglm IiebIten tuGre IS mir, Ou bIiebIt
beute BIER" nabm Der @raf pieoer 0as
NOrt, ben ba5 S9peigsn Der S6neiter
su beunrnbt9eu i6ien. SD fam nibt
~leugnen, baB Die Scene mid autgeregt
bat, Die Srebbett bteies Mteni6en ems
porte MIDI"
vS9 babe NIma metne 8e9Ieitung aus
9eiagt," erpieoertellntca gerleiien. yItuo
tpesbalb inu Die 6untlie Bu0enau Don
oteier Sre6bett ni1ts erfaDren 2"
vWeil i6 IS ni0t mill" fu9r Der @raf
Grgerli6 auF.
r4bsr i'd finOe feline @rinDe fir Oieies
8erbot!"
v@rinbe genug! Ser Cine 9Iaubt an
bic BerIeumonng, Der Nnbere ni1t, aber
IN Der Ge8el lit man 1ur au ie9r geneigt,
oas BDie gu glau6en, obIle baB man lanz
ee mad 8epelien fragt. S0on oes6al6
mill i1 ntdt, baB Oariiber gereOet DirD,
MAJ puroe Tragen on mid rt6ten, mir
E%betInabme uno 8eoauern ausipre9en,
nno Das Nues pGre mir petnIi@."
runb tDenn u 9adert Dffentlt9 oar>
Iber ipri6t 2"
v@r miro IS nt9t tpagen."
unica I9ittelte ben &opf. @em i0ute
fe ~glauben Dem SGger, Der 10 rubig
uHo 3uuerit6tIi6 Die fur6tbare Nnflage
erbDben bate, ODER benz Nngefla9teu, Der
ieine Angit nt9t perbc6len fonnte ?
Sic tpuBte eS uidt, un0 fie tpar nt6t
%geionnen, Dem 8erbot 10 itreng 6olge 5l
%Ieiiten, lie molte uuo muBte @entBbett
baben, JOINT fano ite i9re 9tube ntbt
nieoer.
yOeine 8e6enten fiu6 All tuenta be-
grlnbet," ia9te fte, Imam muB einen 70
getdDrlI1en Serleumoer un16GDlt6 MAJ
den. 8enn man tbn CUR 9te9eni6aft
aie6t, 10 muB ia bic Babr9eit al ben
Sag fomnlen. Noieu, Rurt, bis beute
QbenO, pieuei6t fommlt Ou am 9la9z
nlitta9 aud nadb Bu9enau."
pS6perli0! !"
yAlma flagt iiber @erna6lGffigung."
r0te S6ulb lit auf ib1er Seite."
$50 l1arf bari eil8ertObter ni3t reds
men, aoieul"
Der @raF itampfte nit 6sm SUB auf
ben 8oben, etn Letter Wutbinret el1tfubr
feinen Qtppen.
@r trat on ben S6reibtti9 unb 6ffnete
cine S6ublabe, aus Der CT Elm tleines
6r1itaufacon nabn, tpeI6es cine fat
tp%aiier5eue SlIiitgfelt entbielt.
Nlit oieiem Slacou i6lih ct in 6as
S9lafStlulaer nerS9mefter. Niemano
benlertte tbn, unica fpar nit 9lma abae>
tGbren un0 8r0nt befano ft1 unten i'm
@arten.
oils er mad elmer 8etIe bas S6GaTe
ttrllmer nieoer OerlieB, mar iein AittLtB
tooes6lei6, unb ietn f9panfenber Sang
gIi6 Dem zines Truilfenen.
gSas er in Dem @enta6 getban bate,
DnBte er aletn, er febrte in iein 2lrbeitsz
binrlner 5uriiG uno Iegte bort oas Jlacon
Dteoer in Die S6ubIaoe DeS S9reibti@
i9eS.
TOrtiesuns fOIst,)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-08-06
a Water Soouf

SINGULAR ELEMENTAL DISTURBANCE.
lFTow Bloomington (IE.1 pGnfdgroph, .TgG, ri
On Monday afternoon the northern heayens
We're CafNened by rain clouds, whose appear
ance threatened a perfect deluge TO the acres
lying IN their shade. While Neutrality-suspicious.
ers We're observing them, and specializing
upon the probable results OF their approach
they were surprised 10 see, "a il We're a funnel
let down from clOudland, which seemed 10
gyrate IN the air and hover over the earth ~
II awaiting the uprising of a hand fro. n elcl-
east with the wind, and constantly increaS-
ing IN size, IL slowly traVerSel across the
northern SKY. VILE the observer was
watching II several others appeared follow
ing the same course. and in shape aud
movement closely resembling the first. In
a short time they had faded from
the range of the thousands Of eyes
that had watched them. and a little
later the heavens were bright once more.
This was all that was positively ha0wn of
the Water-SlOUtS IN this city ON MDnIaV
evening. hut thC!S presence has been attend
ed 10y disastrous results. y cOrrcSpOn tent
writing rom Dry Grove SAYS. Tn most sin
guar an" ieariul cyclone ever saw passed
over the town u Dry Grove on Monday.
Inc wind, blowing from the southeast
dipped down to the ground on the farm of
Esquire :. Il. Brown. and forming a terrific
WIlrlNiLl IN rs course. came in con
tact with hgld of growing corn. This y
crossed, marking out path of deSfruct ION
several rods IN width, Ia which il twisted he
cOInhl talks IN a remarkable and fearful man
ner II then entered Mr.. Browns wheat
field, tearing loose the shocks and distribu-
ung the bundles promiscuously, some
alighting forty rods from where they had
been picked up. The same thing hap
pered 10 the fields Of Mr.. Browns neigh
borS that came in the pathway Of tais
9rlal demon. Reports from Mclean state
mat that village was perfectly dclugeJ. and
that the water ran in deep currents in -h,
streets, while the wind was terrific. But the
elimination Of the march OF this destructive
agent took place IL Normal township. some
TWO miles northwest OF the village OF Normal
Through The farm Of Mr.. X. Piper. IF Bloom
lngtCn, the cyclone went with a rus. :, accom-
panied by terrific rearing that was Ee8ri
a long distance. Directly in its pathway
stood a small tenement, frame dwelling,
standing close by school house. The in
males, says or Hudson correspondent,
heard the strange visitor knocking on the
door, and fed, leaving the structure to the
Jury of the storm. II tore the doors and win
dOws from their frames, and delugei the
house with water. y short distance north
Of this German farmer had Just completed
a stack OF hay containing some seven or
eisht tons. This was waited gently heaven
ward.
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A Couple Fresh From she Parsons
Hands.

The White Mountains correspondent OF the
New York Express says. We were enter
tanned durit z our ascent 10 the mountain by
a young couple from New York. They Were
fresh from the pastors hands. It couldn't
nave been longer than yesterday that they
were Joined in the holy bonds of wedlocS
Emma was the little wife, anu Charles was
the dOting husband. "Oh. Charles, dear, a"
she said a. She laid her fair damaSx cheek
upon MS much becIndered buster, lit is so de-
llghtill, This new life We are leading. feel
as though ! was a new creature. Oh,
CnarleS, dear, love You so much. Ia h. 2
You 10 death II there was nobody looking"
Charles smiled aDprOvlngly. wait tai we
get 70 the summit House, Emma, ami II
let you squeeze me. l don't c. r. il Won 80
XII! M. BUt. Emma, are you cpmfOrta tle
leaning against the carr" Not very com
tDr-aDla. Charles Are You SleCpy. love-
''SCme sleepy There, dear Little Emma.
let me put down the blinds, and 20 10 s!eg L.
I've seen 81 the mountains ! care for So
Emma wrapped herself IN Charles arms.
closed her eyes, and was soon Snoring fu
biissful ignorance Of The glorious scenery
that stretched far and wide on every hand
II ! may be allowed a word to parties con-
template matrimOny II is that the stay close
at home during the first fortnight Of ne
honey moon. Bridal trips are al nonsense.
You viii be UncOmiCrtatl5 all the way.
You cannot kiss and hug and spOOGey eaciI
other half so often as you can at home: you
viii be laughed 20 by everybody on the cars
OF stage or steam GOAT, ard in AFTER years,
when yOu see othe-S upon their wedding Jour
neys you VIII blush 20 think that you we've
once as much OF spectacle as they.