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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09
Sbio @aticufrcuuo.

louie oerlpnnot murNcr, fat tnc 'Nobc BON ,25
g(ctcr tea: 10 gus uno am Stl)laNriuN cinru
Surd)melcr bon 4 ,42 Mccy. 81 bic bcncn orob>
crcn llno ld)pcrcrcn Mlndcn IN Ettin0 uuo Mns-
tou lld't 9elnutct, ionheru Neld)lu0cn mcrocn, 10
70 wlro o,e Nnlner Noilcralodc bic 9r0btc unn
ld)uerlte 0'lotc icn, bic acl0utet miro, ocnu ibr
Vemld)t betr19t 543 Gcntr. m0breno bic ,ooupt-
alodc Der Fctcrstird)e in Mpm nur $50 Scntr..
Die IonlNtode 1T Slmiib 500 Gcntr., bic in QNcu
359 Gcntr. wsat. Sic 6lodc Der STRIDE Norc
eomc in Foris bat Gin @cmid)t uuu $40 Gcutr,.
bic BON Mcltminltcr III Sunbun 342 Cent?, bic
III Grfurt 2S0 Gcntr
- 3irci Sd)iiler bon SolamauIu oiuocn inn,
;icrcu. Sic icstcn iid) bci eincm %runneu unn
fanoen aui cincm Stein Tolacnocs cinacqrabcn:
v@ier licat bic Scele bcs. Opn Yctro Nraeioe
bcarabcn." Ser cine juatc: vNc(h cine lappi.
id)c Grohitbrift; SIT ocr %erfoIicr nitt Gin Norr
gene el1, fann CT hcuu Sccleu bcaraben?" uno
gina oauon. Scr anpcre, Der fliiaer mar, grub
nit eincm WeNer INT ben Stein bcrum Sllc IT
i'm aufscbobcn battc, fanb CT cincn 8cutcI init
taulcno 9ufateu unb buriu cincn 3ctte( nit
folAcnecn gSorten: ~0u, Der 10 biel &critonb
botteit Die @teiauna bicicr @rubit9rift ;u crra>
then, iollit mcin Grbe icin". Gr tcbrtc nllo nit
oes Hiccntioten Sccle ucrgniiat nud Snlnmane
ia suriid
G3S@ s(bonncnten unicres @lattcs in Gin
cinnnti fnnnen @clocr fiir haS 8lutt fir
S@mudlod)cn, 10 iuic ou1 @cihcnfc fir bic
SSnilen uncrcm sl9cntcn, 9crrn Soiepb Meb-
ming. 1873 "inn Strabe, ibcr9cbcu, morurd
allc sRil6c bel Der @cricaNun9 crpart uirb.
cY~ 0icies lit bic aeiunobcitSaeid1rbcnotc
Ecriabe beS aanien SobrcS, abcr es 9icbt ein
gNittcl, meldcs elm bcitdnbi9cr Sd)ub 9cacn Die
l(riaden ccr mciten Arnntbcitcu it, 6cbraud)t
regelmakiM icotn Gag Dr.. Mueuit &6=
nia'e 9ameuracr 1repfen uno bcreitet
oor uno ltartt ea0clbe 9e9en bic @eiabren Der
Nruntbcit
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09

- SSir bobcn ben SSobr@ctsircuno" felt eli,
niacn sSod)en nibt mebr aeleben Scitbcm
mir ocn gSiocrruf bcr Neaen uns in icnem
Slattc ousaciprodcncn ScrlGumounacn bcr>
lnnAtcn, muroe uns luoDl aus fleinlider &ad)c
oos 8latt nid)t mcbr 5uacianot. 9clo mcbr
porcn mir crltaunt IN unierer untcr unrnittel=
barcr 9lufiid)t oeS 9obtpiiroigiten 8iidofS rc<
oi9irtcn 0io;cian;citun9, Dem vGot6olic 60
lumbion", ben folacnocu 9lrttel ,u lcicu
uGS icbt uns III Grltauncn, oob Der yS q + r.
+ its frcuno ben CATHOLIC Columbian an,
fiibrt, ais babe bericlbc I'M unfrcunolid)cn
Conc ron Der @crlammlung bcr lntcritibunss
%crcinc III Cincinnati aciprodcn. Infer cn-
tbulaitild)cr flciner 9lrtifel, Der iid) riibmcno
ubcr bic 3oDl DER giicnbabn!unacn aus iprni),
bic Columbus Ocriicbeu Wcacn Der %criorn,
lung, lit lm gSubrtcita irrunrr cn1!iid Nc>rntt
uno bas cloiiiid)c @ort nra i5snry1I& 1S;nfivlo
Scott: Scr ionftc Ocutid)c NtrGNt", miro e.
'cd)nct ais ~nror9", v9cmcln" Hna nr:riilt-
lid": 81 1T SIT bcooucru, bob lcnnno, Der ci-
ncs ioldcn 9rcn;cnloicn bucritdnnnIirs ia
big lit, oud nur aeitwclig Die yetuna cincs
%lattcS in 4anocn bat oos 10 lpcit pcrbrcitct
uno 10 on9cisbcn lit ais bcr @aDrbcitsircunn"
9(u bats apcr bog mer 0s int Napfcn ocit.
llic enAelstc 8ii1opatioun9 frcit iid, bat 70
olele Hititc noa ben Gcntral>@crcia goat I'M
boa tiimp lie biititc Chung III brett De Satc
]rnoc llm. Sf mill iu I'LL Arnhcut icNAcn, bat
>e Columbian ct met Den 9cntraI= @crciu rcdt
3ueo mcnt, III mcll bc Columbian is I'M nell
'e cngclsten slrtitels idrisipcn bit, oat lcgg i'd
II en- anrcr mool.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09
9 / t E + d t II r.

Som ~0cuti6en Sousi1ab" babcu
luir bas IL. Seft cr6altcn. IS crid)cint bon
eieier brodtpol(cn iuitrirtcn 3cit1d)rift ale 20
Sage Gin S5eft ;um Ereiie bon 90 Gents, i'm
Serla9c bon St. Nultet.
Son bcr bel Sebr. @cn;iaer erid,encnben
81 Nltcn unb Ncucn 9S eli t" erbicltcn mir
ooS 10. peit. SIbrlih crld,cinea boeon Is
9eite gum Frciic ron So. - Sebc hcutid)c 6o-
mile iolltc bciSc oocr wcniaitenS cine bicjcr
nortrcfflid)cn 3citid)riften balten.
&on 8en,iger 8rotbcrs in Stem Yprf crbiel>
ten mir brci pradtpollc fatbolild)c YrGm icn-
@iid)cr. 9icielbcn iinb in cn9liidcr Sprad)c
acer,ctt une bclien cincm n'irtlidcn 8coirfnilic
ab. Sic SerauSgcbcr Dahen brci Scricn fol-
der @ii6er s1 bcrieDieocncn Nrciien onecsciat
uno cS loiien oieiclben nad Snbalt, 9usitat-
tnna uno Frcis nicbts ;u miuiden iihrig. St.
oes 0inb, bas Gin ioldes 8ud ais Sclobnung
ocs GlcibcS crbdlt miro bodcrfrcut icin. -
$50 aibt es iold)e biuige unb i96nc Nrinicnbii>
der in ocutidjcr Spradc?
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09
Serr Bruu,1.,cr.

1eQen mod 2e6rln9e, ionbcrn .lo6 Sac
fir Sag ollein III lcincr Gtube al e6enel
Groe in .einem mittel1roben 6ou1e unt
nd6te oorau los ben lcbcn lonoen Soo
9os pdre nan bon Dem Manne rcl6t
1h0n gelue1en, Den 9(rbcitl lomteit lit cine
l06l6e Su9eno. M6cr es fcb(te linn bo
fir ctuas 9lncercs: bic redte 6eiterfeit
oes @emiitbes. Gr ,rsr immcr Ucr0rirB=
lib unO mat)te beim lbDnen Sonucn,
l6cin Gin @cli9t luie neun Sage Ngcn=
lpctter.
Gine Gtiege bDber mobntc in bemlel=
ben $5oule Elm llbrr:a6cr, Scr bicB $ocrr
Ginger unb mad)te Icinem Namen 10 piel
Gbre, luie Serr Drummer Dem 1ciniocn.
Gr fang uno pfiff ben lieben lon9cn So0
bel leincr. .Nrbcit. g4os ouf @ottcs grobo:
ben pol}iren mod)te, lror linn 9(Qcs rcbt>
uno or botte nur ocn cinen Simmer,
fob Die 2eutc in 1einer No0borl6uft
ndt 10 oft ols er cs miinl6tc ciuen9Setfcr,
einen &utuf ooer cine Sofubr SUM re-
gu.ircn oocr ausputen brobtcn. Ur mar
obcr ducrit 9cnii9iam unb brouhtc, nan
mDdte lo9clL 10 picl mic gar nbts
Sum 2eben> hobcr fam ct nit lcinem Qe=
ringen Weroinlts uuo Den 3inlen zines
tlcincn, pon leincm Gltern crertten Ser
mbgens 10 5iemli6 gut our6 uno bcbielt
lp9or mod ct,pos ibrig, um feline 2eoen=
lboft fir Slumen pcni9ltcns einigcr=
ma ben SIT be fritoigen. Gr bate DOR lci=
nem Tenlter clneu ldn0i6en &o lten, in
mel6ea, er jeres Triibjobr Die lA6nltcn
sSinoen nno &eleoeu so9. Gs rlte6t
1id, ooS er lie aud FeiBig be9pb uno ou
,pollte es oas llhgliit, eob zines id)0ncn
Soges im @pdtberblte, ols er aus eincm
t!cinen @pribtruge leine9iebln9e trdnftc,
eini9e Sropftn burtb oos oIfene TTe,Hter
ouf bic ncucn yor5angc I'M 3imm,r3 ncs
@errn Drummer iiclen uno lic Gin penio
19mukia mo6tcn; oub fam cs Dem
9errn Drummer por> ols ob Elm Sropicn
ouf leine 9(oie 9cfaQet mare, bic oQer-
oin9s et>uos ibcr Die Gebii6r lang mar.
3ornig iubr er bon leinem @ibc ouf, uno
burd oiele ro10c 8clpegung uuroc cine
Gdeere, Die er ouf Dem GNop6c lcQen
battc, ouf bic Gtrobe 9riblcuocrt. IS
feblte >uenie, 10 >udre er I'M criten 3orne
burA bos Teniter i5r naNgelprungen
bp0 bclann cr lid ST lcincm Gliife uno
5o9 IS Dor, ourtb Die Shiire ouf bicGtrobe
gu rcnncn. 9rouG Zen Dob CT lcine G@cere
nuf aber che CT Ing $@nus Suriicftc6rte>
trot er ouf Die onoere @eite uuo ii6er=
5cu9te li6, bo6 oos g8oi1er non obcn,
bon 9errn Ginger berllner9efommcn
mar "@s 9i6t feline Gjerehtigteit mebr
ouf Groen," brummte er lno lblug ben
&iidlueg Gin. Gbe CT leiu 3immer mieoer |
errei@te, begc9nete er Der 9ousbel kerin, /
bic linn audi feline tleinc @auslpirtb 16aft /,
belor9te. Gr crsdblte, mas linn pollirt I
mar, uno 10 l6luerb0rig Die quite Trou {
au@ ionl mar 10 be9riif lie oo@, oab
cine 8orbdn9e 16muti9 9e>uoroen ieien, &
mo noDm li6 Dor, oies leincr ySd 6erin {
III lpillen 5u tDun.
OblpoGl Scr 0crr Drummer lNon
,prbcr bic 9(nliebt ou5gcipvod)cn unb
II lcinem Gclprdb NIT er$oousIrou aud :
luicoerhO!t botte: IS 9ibt
cine @credtigteit mcDr ouf Groen," 10 0
'od)te er bo6 oGen grnites barouf Die
rbilGc @erc0tigfeit Gus 9(nlab feline be- 8
Clm, t.tp II 0;nrhI,1nc nn,1ir,;fpn INN hrm=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09

sum Poll5eltonmlndr Us lparcn biele
2eutc oa, uno 0err Drummer mubtc ,par>
ten. Gr erjdblte ben 2eutcn, ,uas i'm pol=
lirt mar, uno bate ben Merger, ooS lie
i'm ouSlodten. 8egreif flibcruelc iteic ts
llD oorii6cr leine 9Sutb, uno CT fun6 ]d)
neneroin9s ST Dem 9(usipru@ pc,qn'o5t !:
~@s elbt fciue @ers1ti9feit mc6r auf Gr=
ben" Dielc Wprte wieoer6olte er nInt)
eini9e 9)}alc ouf DEM Seim>uc9e nit nm
10 9r6bcrem. No6orud, ocnn cr bate
bc'm Yoli5eifommilldr, oo oic Bureau
ltunbe ob9e'ollicn mar, niht mcbr por,
tommen f0nnen unb muBtc MN nit lci=
ncn yorbdn9en unter Dem 9lrmc llnuer=
rl@tetcr 0ing uicocy 1eimfeDren.
3uSaule criu6r &crrYrummcr ppn ser
Sousfrau> Dab pdbreno leincr 9(blpclcn-
lcnbelt bret Yerlonen na6 ibm gs{root
bdtten Gr biloctcte iid) Gin, oiclcs mlBteu
orel &unel6aftcn lein, uno 5crcbnete
Den S9ooen, ocn Ct bate, wcnn lie
ni9t lpieocr fdmen. Natiirlic3 trug b:elc
@rlpd9un9 nldt oo5u bel, ieineStnmuno
ou1iubeltcrn> alcln mus mar ho III ma
den ? 9crr Drummer meinte in 5sllere
Gaune 81 tommsl1, mcnn CT Die 3eituno
lelc, Die i6m Der 9}oA6or chen bcyubcr
lbicfte. Sic 9iaGri6ten BON oQerlei I'm
9lildsfd M}orotbatcn, Nydnocu un0
Slebltdb(en tDotcn i6m ltets in Die @eele
blneln luobl Gr riitte ocn 2cbnllu5l|
an ben Slid uno iina su lclen an. s5a,
lpenn oo5 10 ge9on9cn mlre pbue SriQc
Ole Nu9cn liefcn linn poQ 9Sollcr> rob
oem er Gin. poor 3ciIeu 9clclen bate.
9crr Drummer luNtc noh elmer oltcn
grille, Die er Dor II 5agcn in cine
S9ublocc 9clcNt 9atte, lie mar nibt
mebr oa. ST il6erle9tc, ooB er }iN oes on=
bern So9S ood cine ncue miirbe fuu|en
miilien uno entidloB liA iciner 3eituno
iu Glcbe nod oielen 2(beno cine su bolen
Die Sertretene 8rile batte .r Bel eiuem
Srooler 9efauft. 3u biclem lenttc er nun
lelne Sbrltte a6cr Der Sr1olcr 6otte
ieincn Saoen lhon 9ei6loTen uno Nd)
III irgeno Gin 9Sirt6sbaus be9cbcn, rno
rlnlcrem Treunoe 8rummcr, Der. ]i9 in
oen &opf selckt bate jeoeni io0s npd9 cie=
zen glbeno feline 3citun9 5u lclen, blieb
ni3ts 9lnoeres ijbri9 ols ;u einem Op=
tlter 81 9eDen uno lid bel Die lcm cine
nrue Yrile babib tbeuer 5u fan fen. 9(uf
Dem 9rimlpcg ldimpfte CT aus 0ei6cs
trditen iibcr Die Sr0o!er, Die ins 9Sirt6s=
baus 9e9en> onitott ouf i5re sunocn su
uor!cn, Die SriQen, Die 5sr6re6en> >uenn
man oorouf tritt uno 9on5 bcjonoers
ber 9errn Ginger Der linn cinc 8cr- !
@dn9e 19mubig 9cmo6t batle. !
Gnolid NOR unler 9liidlibcr 66neioer {
'o3 lpieocr in icincm 3imnlcr, fibte
1ber SIT 1eincm NerbruB bic oeutli6en .
lnScl9en eipcs tihtigcn Gdnupfcns,
zen er lid burtb lejncn @paSicrgong
nj s(benonebcl 5u9cSogen bate. 0ob
no9te er i b porlduiis nod ni6ts oa, i
aus lonocrn becitc licb feline 2umpe s
uno i6cr icinc 3eitun0 1i6 II
er Su mo6cn. Gr botte cini9c M}inuten !,
cle|en> oo pp9tc cs. v9Srr lit oo 2" II
ragte $lcrr Drummer. g,
3d." .
~g0cr benn> sum 0enfcr :" a. a.
"Nun ic6, 2ouile, Die 5o6tcr Sbrcr ~
3 Sdld)crin." y
"@o tomm bercin pas rpiQlt ou III
enn 2" ic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09

tcr9oltun9, bic CT Yormitto9s nit Sc
6ousfrnu Aebo6t batte, perlpiinjbte 81
Oienltferti9ftit lciner 9ausfrou >u,
lAidte bas Nfdb6en fort, casim{oinous
9eben balblout io9te: ~@err9rtt NOS il
ons iiir elm 8rumm61r !"
@crr Drummer lebte lih in ieins
2cbni!ubl, perric9cltc feline Sbiirc I'M
pcrticite li6 in leinc 3titun9. Sctt tlopIt
cS mitocr. @crr Srunmcr tono ouf mi
offnctt bic SGiir; bic:nal NOR csScmoni
Der iu 9errn Singer wolltc. Ntrr Srum
MIR iuies Den Trn3cnbrn I'M eine Gtieo
9obcr uno moNte oaiu Gin @cIiMt, al;
wc"n er lo9en ppQte "Se3sa lje sun
3euic !"
Nolc 5'uci Itinutcn trunte j>bt unlc,
plrl9epla9ter Sdneieer rubi9 lclcn, oo
tlopIte es sum orittcn 9l}alc. &: mar DC,
9cDrburl6e oe5 9iah 6oys, Der Die 3ei=
tllnA uieocr obboltt Socrr Drummer botte
nlbts mebr iu Irisn uno ooiiir 3eii
9enuN, Die GrlcbnlNc hieles Sa9es III
ilberocnftn. Sei1c YetruAtlnoen lou
tet>n ln9eid0r il: @dtte ih mid nibi
llbcr Die poor Mollc,typp|en, Die aus Dem
Terlter ocs @errn Ginger 6eruuter oc=
fallen lino, dr9ert, 10 bdtte id) niht mcinc
S@scre oui bic StroEe 9cmoricn uno
melne Srille ni6t Scrbro6cn 0dttc ib
nltlt mtine 56ecrc auf Die Gtrobc &C.
mprttn, IL lp0re icD ni6t, als itb lie mic
Der bolts, mtiner$oousfran begc9nct, uno
olclcr ludrc c5 niht ciu9c{aaen, mir Die
9Sdl@erin auf ocn $oals Su lAitfen. $odtte
l6 meine Srillc nidt srrbrp@en, 10 bdtte
lh ni6t cine ncuc 5u faufen uno mir
elncn S6nupIcn Su bolen 9cbreudt> uno
1penn rs Den NoSen Sag niht 10 per-
orebt su9caangen mdre, 10 baltic ii6 nidt
mclne toi it6ore 3eit beim Holi,eifommij=
|dr perldlmt, bittc bic orci &unoen bic
lpo0reno melne Nbwcienbeit oa parcn
n1bt ucrloren unb batte enoliN mci,1e
3eltun9 9on5 ru0i9 BON Mn fang bis 5u
Gnoc lrlen t0nnen.
9{un lucrbcn lb metre 2tlcr benfen,
0err Srllmmer lsl am Sd)lune blclcrVe=
tro6tun9en 5u rer GinliGt 9etommcn,
ooB an oll' Den lluonncbmlihteiten ocs
Cages nit 9lusnobmc Der gEo0ertropIen
|clnc ei9ene iib!c 2ounc, lein 3orn uno
Ielne l(ngeOulo G0ulb 'eien> uno oob CT
i9 bellcrn miiiie. 9Seit 9efeblt, 0err
drummer 6pb o1e GNulO ouf ben
orrrn Ginger uno min lhts i'm aQes
nbalide S0ie oli Den @olS.
Mcrfe i: Gin 9eouoiger, miirril l1cr,
lhellaunigcr Nfcnid 1T zines Scr unglid=
lhlten @elbopfe, ocnn er baOcrt nit @ott
No Der Mclt l1no miro lclten ncDr an
crs. 9arum 6ite N1 Scoer, oic l1uoc=
ulo uno l(cbcllauni9tejt in leiucm &C.
lllt6e ioerGono ncbmtn 5u laljen; wenn
ielc SSe5ler cinmol cingeluurjelt lino,
ann llno lie MIR i9per ober gar ridt
leDr ous6urotten.
fin bcncincr
Dr. &or iirbcn Sn9rcu bcrlor Gborlcs =.
utdiulon bulnnls Gin Giupph11rr Dnn 9ll(rnhrz
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-06-09

Sci omes ieocr fin bcneiuc,
uDr. &or iirbcn Sabrcn bcrlor Gbarlcs e
9utdinion, banals eiu GnluoDncr bon 9(uco6c,
nD i'm Staatc Nep>s)orf aui oct Gnteniaa6 il,
Den Sd)impcn am Gric>S Scc cine mcrt6polle
llbr, bic ibm ais anocntcn an cincu 0rcuno
nod bclonocrs tbcucr por. 9lo6 langcm bcr>
aeblidcm SUDDEN ergab CT lid) in ben @crluit
8alo nader pcrlieb CT Die Gcgcno. 9cbtc Modc,
a(S i'm Der 3ufall nnd iciner altcn tocinotb
iurildiiiDrtc, itcN Die 0rinntyuua an sen pcy<
lult lricocr 10 lebboit III ibm ouf oaE CT Der
%criud)unA nid)t wiocritcbcn fonntc, nobmnls
nod Der l(br su iRd)cn. Jnbcm or iid) nicocr,
cktc, I'm ncn S0nb, Der in iciuc Sd)ubc ocra<
tbcn ipnr, ouSsuidiittcn, blidtc CT auf, ulo m
einem Meiocnsuci9c ibcr icnem aopfc Dina Die
Dor 1icbcn Sobrcn bcrlorruc llbr! 0as 3lucielein,
an mcld)em bic llbr bomals banacn acblicbcu,
mar ilhcr bic Acttc, bic iicb I'M bas clbc bcrum
aeld)lnnacn 9atte, Derausacwadien uno umgab
olclclbc nit icincm $oolsc. @err Suthined)on
bat boS ~Stiid ocs 9ltcs ioraidltia bcrousoc>
idnittrn uno tragt es ekt ais llbrtcttcn;icratb,
Der icneSAleidcn birllcid)t ouf Der aon,cn gSelt
ni@t bat Sic llbr bottc purd @ino uno ySct>
ter nur meniQ 9elitten.
20 o # en-. Die iogcnonntc Gailcralode
befnoet ii@ nun in &0ln. 9icic @lodc, su be-
ren G9uile % croberte frans0lii@c aanoncn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
johnson and Bf0WnlOW.

The Nashville (Tenn.) Banner
evidently does attach much impor-
tance to the war Of words which is
likely to ensue between ex.Pre,ident
johnson and ex-senator BrownlOw as
result of the recent bitter letter
of the latter. 1t says:
"The truth is that neither of these
venerable East Tennesseeans are like
ly to play any very conspicuous part
in the future political affairs of Ten
nessee. One has declined into tho
lean and slippered pantaloon stage of
nonagenarianism, and can only sput.
ter like dying wick 10 socket.
This is TOO energetic and intelligent
an age to be trammeled with the
wornout nonsense of a silurian politi~
cal epoch. There is not enough
virility left in the possible combat
ants to make a wordy war interesting,
much lees exciting enough for a
political issue. Younger voices from
more vigorous and less diseased mind
and bodies will drown out the shrill
piping of querulous and gsrrulou0
old fishwoman."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-05-05
A PetrIticd Goose,

The Yolo (Califoruia) Mail some
days before tho first of April told the
following gooao story: "Whilo
hunting in the tules noar tho sink of
Cache creek, on Monday last. Abe
Green, an old hunter, discovered a Pc
trifiod wild goose, standing upright,
with legs buried one-halfin tho adobe
soil. He thought at first it was liv.
ing, and creeping closely up, fred his
gun Mt it, but the bird did not budgS
an inoh. He thought it very strange,
and walked up to It, He fouod it
dead, and in trying to pick it up was
astonished at the immens. weight. It
hr turned to stone, and, q mark on
it's wing near the forward point show.
cd where tho shot had struck it,
knocking o piece off. lie managed
to raise it up out of tho ground, and
when he laid it down pieoo popped
from It's breast, disclosed a hollow
inside, from which pure, clear watei
commenced ruoning. It's feathers
were very NATURAL, and it's appearance
was calculated to deoive, 90 life-lik,
WINS it. He took it to his cabin, dowr
the oana few miles back of Wash
ingtop, where it can be seen by thos'
| who wish to sec suoh strange ant
unusual sight"
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A slippery "MiIlion Nclr.'

The following letter has been re.
ceived recently by . prominent bank.
ing firm iu this city
JACKSON, TENN, Apr. 18th, lS75.
DEAR SiR--I hope you will pardon
me for troubling you with his letter
but l ask this as favor on tho 18th
Jany there was a gentleman by tbe
name Of OStookton stopped here at
a Hotel kept by widow lady and
represent ed himself as having mado
his million Of dollars on Wall street
and retired from business aud was
travelling down South here for his
health. lie also represented himself
as standing a. one. with your firm
and that your firm would cash his
check for any amount but notwith.
standing his wealth he skiped out and
managed to beat the lady odt of SIS
dollars and beat several other hotels
on his travels through here. Wheu
he loft this place he left all the Bag.
gaze he had which was dirty shr
and papor collar which speak. well
for a wall street retired million Hoir
If you can give mo any information
of this man 20 Stockton) you will dc
me favor hoping to hear soon on
very Truly etc. 8. Il. KNOX.
+. s. since writing tho above ]
learn he did not leave tho dirty shir
but stuck it in his over coat pocket
IN. Y. World.
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THE JUSTlFlADLE SUICIDE.

met him OIL tn boiler deck rs We sailed
He seemed 10 be gentleman-onc of tho
better svrt
But ho had most fcrocious look, a
mnniecal stare
Such rs hunters find in tigers, when they
rouse them from their lair.
We me, again at even, when tho cabin
lamps were lit:
lie did by an ancient female In tho ladi g.
cabin sit.
Then he wore o look of sorrow-such o
fearful COX Of woe
AS Niobc md her child: Ell OIL the painted
canvas show.
And We met again at mid night, as we
Eiidcd down the stream,
Aud MI around was stiffness, save tho
'scnping Of the steam;
Then he had Il look Of willness-uf misery
and despair,
AS he gazed into tho waters rs if some
thing drew him there.
sought q conversation, and asked him if
he knew
That We were Oh dangerous boat and
Ind desperate crew?
told him that the engineers were carry.
ing s,eam too high,
That any minute We might be meandering
lords the sky.
And that the pilots both were drunk
so UNDERSTOOD;
That they might sink us on the rocks
wish to heaven they would!"
The stranger cried, "but no such luck
will e'er be m'ne, trow,
For death III any shape would be q pleas
cure TO me now.
"I'vo sought it at the cannon's mouth aud
OH the raging seas,
And on the North VIC stern Railroad, and
places such rs these.
Why will II fec? The young and gny
are called away too soon,
While am lott, who MANY years have
craycd it az q boom"
tried to cheer this gloomy man, and
draw his thoughts away
From dwelling on such dlsmal things.
Sit down. my friend. gray
Have you living wife nor child, NO cherish
~. cd kindred dear? r.
Is there no one you love on earth, no ties
to keep you bere?
"Who is that dear lady who is travelling
with you dow
Can she not clear away the gloom which
settles OH your brow
All. there she comes III ask her aid 4;
most surely you'll repent"
Bn. up he jumped, threw off his hat, and
overheard he went.
- turned to where the lady stood, and
spoke 10 this effect;
"Mndam, you are his mother .in.law.'
She calmly said, Correct !"
Portland (Orcgon) Ne,os
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mo-. 40
Another Terrible Cyclone.
AUGUSTA, Ca, May l.,

AUGUSTA, Ca, Mny 1875.
Georgia and Sonth Carolina have
again been visited by Cyclone near.
~ equal in intensity, fury and do.
structiveness to the one of the goth
of March. '.'.
At 3 O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
brief dispatch was received from
Kutlcdge, n village Of 300 habitants
on the Georgia Railroad, It's miles
from Augusta, that every house in
the town, except tho railroad depot,
had just been blown down by a oy-
clone, and great many people were
supposed to be killed and wounded
along it's track. The tornado was
passing when the dispatch was sent,
and, notwithstanding repeated efforts
were made during the afternoon and
until l2 O'Clock last night, nothing
further could be heard from there.
The wires from hence to Rutledge
ceased working q few minutes after
the reception of the dispatch.
kNoxv'LLE, May Ia heavy
storm occurred here this afterno on,
blowing down the county bridge over
tho Tennessee river 1t also dam
aged tho Charleston Railroad bridge.
Loss to the county, $40, 900.
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4 Sensible Conclusion.

A venerable African, over in Ala.
bama, has sententiously expressed
the principal cause Of the decay Of
Southern prosperity in these words
"Afo de war dc white gcmlmens
tend to do pollyticks, and de niger
worked--ooDsequenoe was, de crops
was good an whito folks had plenty
of mummy. Nowadays de white
gemlmens and de niggets am bofo
gone Crazy on pollytioks: don't
neder of 'em do no work, and oonse-
quenoe is, amt n6der Of 'sm got nuff
to buy corn Bread"
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IF there is any practical benefit in
Spiritualism it. does not show itself
in such occurrences as the following Z:
Mrs. Henry Van Buren,, lady about
sixty years of age, died a night or
two ago in Kingston, N. Y, from an
overdose of laudanum. The deoeas-
ed was believer in Spiritualism,
and during last winter attended n
number of seaDoes. Previous to her
death Mrs. Van Buren, had said that
the spirits had said that she must kill
herself, AMI it is thought TINT this
was the reason why she killed her
self.
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Now Yorkors are at last heco

New Yorkers ore at last becom-
ing jealous of tho superior style of
attire worn by the Judges of the
United States Supreme Court, and
have accordingly presented before
Legislature a bill requiring the
Judges Of the State Courts to array
themselves in silk robes after the
fashion of their Washington breth-
rcn. The secret Of this movement
is possibly to be found in the fact
that New York feels the necessity of
silk robss or something else, as a
means Of elevasing the judicial digni.
ty.
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The Author OF Lynch Law.

Tho Lynohburg (Va) News lately
recorded tho death of. Charles Henry
Lynch, who, it is stated. was the
grandson of Charles Lynch, the origi-
nator Of the famous ''Lynoh LAW"
The old tree Is still standing in tho
yard Of the family homestead from
which ]. 'geu Lynoh's victims were
suspended. This statement is con.
frmed by tho authority of Webster,
who says "term is derived from \
Virginia farmer named Lynch, who
thus took the law into his own hands. I"