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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
NEW YORK.

NEw YoRx, May ga dispatch from
London says that Paul Boyuton, who
started to cross the channel from Cape
Grispez, France, to Dover in his life
saving suit, laRded between Dover and
South Foreland this morning, having
been in the water continuously for
twenty-three hours and thirty-eigbt min
utes.
The revenue officers seized yesterday
twenty barrels Of whisky consigned by
RindkoH Bros. Of the First Internal
Revenue District Of Wisconsin, ten bar
rels consigned by l. Tenschsr Of the
First District Of Missouri, one hsndred
and thirty barrels consigned by R. W.
Ulrich Of St. Louis, The claimants
have no. yet appeared.
A number of the stockholders of the
St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute rail-
road have published a series of charges
against the administrators of the COM
pany's affairs to the effect that the COM
mittee charged with the reorganization
Of the road, in addition to voting them
selves cash compensation for their ser.
vices, retained $2sO,eeO worth of bonds
for which they have never accounted;
that some of the directors of the com
pany we're interested in the Belleville
and Illinois Railroad Company, which
the St. Louis, Alton and Terre Haute
read is operating under a lease, and that
the terms of the lease we're for the ben
eft of the directors instead Of the St.
Louis, Alton and Terre Haute Company.
By a FIRE early this morning in a
stable at ST. Seventh avenue two men
we're burned to death.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
THE SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court which has been
sitting at Nashville several months, ad-
journed last Thursday. They have been
in almost continuous session ever since
the first Monday in December their
only recess being at the Christmas holt
days aud a week at another time. The
members have been quite over
worked by continuous application day
and night Few persons are ac-
Quainted with their vast labors. The
docket showed lace cases when they be-
gan, and tais has been reduced to 1000.
Meantime, others have come in, aud viii
coutince 10 come. The Banner says;
These able and distinguished ~iurists have
entitled themselves to the lasting graft
tude of the people of Tennessee for On.
dertakipg the formidable work they did,
when they went upon the bench, and for
the faithful, satisfactory aud selEsscri-
fcing manner in which they have dis.
charged it.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
nEATH OF AN %OCroaRnARrAN.

DR. BAKER WALSH, one Of our most
venerable and respected citizens, died
without illness yesterday evening at the
residence Of his son.inlaw, J.. Il. Cash,
near Writes Station, he wal born in
Fairfax County, Virginia, June 9Th,
l79l and lacked therefore only eight
days Of his eigbty-fourth birthday. We
do not know Of his senior in the county.
though there may be a few. He partici.
pated in the war Of 1872 and came TO
Tennessee about the year 1914. He SET
tied 6rst in Wilson county, and removed
to Shelby in 1882. He practieed medi-
cine until only three years ago. and re-
linquished il only on account Of his ad-
Vanced age. BE enjoyed a large prac.
tioe, was highly esteemed in the com.
muAity, was a consistent Christian and
member Of the Presbyterian church and
his memory will ever be respected. he
is survived by six children and numerous
grandchildren. His remains will be
buried on the place where be died to-
morrow afternoon. The Old Folks at
Home, Of which he was an honorary
member. will doubtless attend in q body.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
Newly Discovered Races IN Africa,

Inarecent lecture delivered at Cologne
by DR.. Gerhard Roblfs, the African ex-
plorer, a most interesting account was
given Of the last part Of ajourney from
Tripoli to the coast of Guinea. he
visited the Empire Of Bornu, situsted to
the South of Lake Tehad, and found the
negro tribes dwelling there to be the
most civilized of the North American
natives. From Kouka, the capital Of
Bornu, DR.. Rohlfs struck south to Mon
dars, and entering the districts of the
Pullo or Fullo tribes, found the inhabi-
tants ITO be Of a light yellow, almost
white complexion, and surprising even
Europeans with regard to beauty Of form
and growth" The civilization Of Bornu
and its neighboring districts was treated
in detail BY the lecturer, and was shown
to present features of great Importance
to the students of anthropology.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
FOREIGN.

BERLIN, May 20 .-Judicial inyestiga.
ton shows that the offer Of Messenger to
sssassinate Bismarck was merely part Of
an attempt to extort money, and that the
man had 40 accomplices. 4
MUNICH, May 29.-Johann Klein, the
eminent painter, is dead.
LONDON, May 20. = The Prince Of
Wales, the MARQUES Of Tweeddale and
General John Fitzgerald. are gazetted as
Field Marshals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, May 29.-An at
tempt was made last night to rob the
National MOhawie bank, Great Barring
ton. Several masked burglars entered
the house Of F. N. Deland, the cashier,
and having gagged aud handcufed him,
compelled him to go with them to the
bank where they triedto get him to open
the vault. Being unsuccessful, they
took revenge by robbing Delend's house
Of all its yaluables and then decamped.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
GRAND Idea.

~Leavonworth Times il hf.
There is something grand in the con-
temptation Of a treaty between the Gov
ernor OF a great State and the Ruler of
the world. wherein the party of the sec.
ond part agrees for a certain quantity of
praying to do q stipulated amount of
Staying, and in consideration of one
days voluntary fasting to destroy the
hordes that are devouring our substance
and threatening to bring upon us an in
definite number Of involuntary fast days.
And the idea Of the Great 0mnipotent
laying aside the scepter of the world and
tying up the helm of the universe, to
come down among the pawpaw bushes
Of the Missouri bottoms and kill grass.
hoppers, presents q picture that must
needs give us a pause. lo ma1a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
Dsnth OF Baraum's Pat Woman.

BALTIMORE, May 29.--Mrs. Rohon, the
fat woman of Barnum's show, died at
her residence in East Baltimore yester.
day, aged twenty-nine years. Her weight
was 5S3 pounds hight, six feet and four
iuchea and measured seventy.two inches
around the waist. She was born in
Licking county, Ohio. Her maiden
name was Hannah Jane Duck.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29

The Western Methodist Of this week
contains the following mention Of the
two evangelistsa and their work;
The series Of revival meetings 10 this
city, conducted BY Messrs, White and
Bliss, With the aid of the pastors and
leading laymen of the evangelical de-
nominations, is still in progress. An
immense number of people attend-so
many that the place Of meeting has been
changed to the Exposition building for
the aecommedation OF the multitude.
Much good, we trust, has been done,
though, as yet, not many persons have
professed conversion. We pray that a
general interest may soon be manifest
among Us. Mr., Bliss, whose singing was
a great attraction to many, left Tuesday
last, to meet an engagement elsewhere
Mr.. White remains, and will be with
us for some time il the progress Of the
good work justiies it. Such a union Of
hearts as Christians Of our city are now
showing, we have not seen at any pre-
vious period t1#
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29

GREAT BEND, Pa, May 20 The bust
ness part of this town burned last night.
The Masonic Hall, p~Ostofice, a printing
office, a wagon shop, two dwellings, two
banks and ten book stores we're de-
stroyed. Loss, about 800, 600; insui-
apce, about 100000. The FIRE was the
work of an inceRdiary. 4
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
Enlneanal c-onxsntian.

BALTIMORE. May 2s.-Int the Episcopal
Convention last night the report Of the
Committee on Canons. amending canon
|. title B, was rejected, and resolutions
expressive o regret at the presentations
of Bishop Whittingham we're adopted.
The Church of Holy Communion at
Washington was denied permission to
organize.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
PUBLIC LEDGER
K BUILnING.


One of the Chicago savings banks
some time since offered a prize Of $1,000
for the best set Of plans and speei6ea-
tions for g dwelling Of not less than Eve
rooms and a capacity Of not less than
$500 cubic feet, aud Of a store and dwell
ing combined to contain not less than
10000 cubic feet of space, with prices
and proposals to build one CT fifty Of
either or both buildings. The object
was to end out how cheaply. approx
mstely ERE proof buildings adapted
to the various classes could be
obtained. Twenty-eight sets of plans,
specifications and proposals were sub
mitted and carefully examined by a
committee composed Of nj member Of
each of the boards Of public works,
health, underwriters and citizens asso-
citation, a practical builder and an ar
chitect. The prize was awarded to Mr..
A. ]. Smith, of Chicago, on his plans
for q one-story house to cost $1,000; a
two-story house to cost sl700, and atwo-
story store and dwelling to cost $1,000.
The plans were publishediu the March
number of the Chicago Western. Manu-
facturer, and favorably mentioned in the
late report of the committee on construc-
ton Of buildings at the ninth annual
meeting Of the National Board Of Fire
Underwriters, held in New York. The
construction approved is substantially
as follows: l. Fire laws Of the city to be
complied with. 2. Exterior walls to be
hollow from foundation to roof. 8 No
framing or lathing allowed on the exte-
rior walls. 4. Flue pipes of soft burnt
clay to be used. 5. Ceiling to be Gov
cred With one and half inches Of con-
crete. Z, Roofs to be protested from
below with concrete and from above with
tin, slate or equally fire proof material.
Building must be 6fty per cent. cheaper
in Chicago than Memphis, although
there is not such a difference in the
prices Of material. One great want Of
our city is more cheap but neat ard
comfortable residences suitable for men
of small families and moderate income.
1t costs more than enough to support a
family to pay the rent Of a good house
in a respectable neighborhood. Mean
houses on the one hand and high rents
on the other have driven away many
good citizens from Memphis. This sub.
ject is receiving proper attention at the
ha IDS of onr building associations, and
good results are likely to follow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
New HnmpshIra Polities.

CONCORD, N. H.. May 29.-The Mont
tor, the Republican organ of the State,
calls for the impeachment of Governor
Weston. The article created a consider
able sensation, as it may furnish a clue
to the course Of the party.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29

HkRrFoRD, CoSS May 2s.-H. Y
Cameron, of the University crew of
Trinity College, was drowned yesterday
while practieing in a shell in company
with s. D. Hooker, ethe captain of the
crew, and h. N. Sherman. also of the
crew, was capsized by the waves Of a
steamer
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
HE LIVES 4

$1,000 IN LAN6ot
Brswnlow has written an open letter
in his happiest vein Of denunciation to
General d. II. Hill, editor Of the South
ern Home. Hill wrote an article of some
length on "Retribution,p and named
many persons in high places during the
war, ia the North, who have since died.
violent deaths or fallen into disgrace.
This was more than the Governor could
stand, We give a few sentences from
his letter to remind old citizens Of the
ancient Brownlow's Knoxville Wing:
"FOrhard lying. base SANDER and wicked
abuse, your dirty sheet is without q par
a1lel. Your leading editorial Of the 18th
inst is openly and VIGOROUSLY in the
intersstof the devil and the Democracy;
it is from The pen Of q man who is hell
bound As Governor Of Tennessee /
pardOned cut Of the p~enitentiary better
men than you ever dared to be-you
perjured old gray-hsired villain. And
to-day you stand six feet IN your boots.
STEPPED to the nose and chin ID false
hood and perjury. Before the American
people indorse your article they win see
you as low down in the Internal regions
as a sledge-hammer would fail 10 twelve
months." BrOwnlow,is still alive.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
Underwriters Union.

BosroN, May 29-Eight companies
have Withdrawn from the Fire URderwri-
ters' Union.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29

A new mode Of manufacturing screws
has been introduced at EdinbGrg. By
this method the screw instead Of being
made, as at present, by cutting away the
iron Of the bolt to leave the thread, is
formed by rolling the screw on the bolt
blank while hot. 1t is claimed for this
process that a great saving Of time and
labor is effected.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
ELECTION.
H
fernando Insurance Co.
MEMPHIS. Nav II. 1879.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COM
pany are hereby notified that the annual
election for Directors will be held at the office
OF the Company, No. % Madison street, on
Monday, june 18th, prox., between tho hours
$50 +. NJ. NELSON, ssc,y.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
PIANOS.
COTTON aUYERs.
COTTON.

HARTMyS &Co., 222 FRONT STREET,
II Memphis, Tenn, will buy and sell Fu-
Co, New York.
Terms Liberal. est
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-05-29
TEXAS LOTTERY.
WILL DRAW. WITHOUT FAIL, AT
HOUSTON, TEXAS, JUNE 80, 1873.

WE DID NOT SELL QUITE AL. OUR
wv Tickets in time TO draw on the 18Th Of
May; but so certain pre- we Of success, and IN
evidence of our good faith and intentions. wa
wall receive, In payment for Tickets, certi6-
Gates OF deposit in any first class bank In the
U; s.,, with this endorsement "Pavabe ONLY
iohen Fosters Ieras Drairing hukes piocc.V -
full. ' " paiu
Over, 10000 acres of choice land. centrally
located. near railroads, II Houses, 1926 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one Of $40 900 and
one OF 5000. Our enterprise Is endorsea ~
the City Council. Reliable Agents Wanted.
send for Circulars. They will convince YOU
We, are both reliable and Responsible. Tickets
only 81. Eleven for SO. and % for $50. No.
connection with any other similar enterprise.
UohMENDAToRY Having, from our long ac-
quaintance with j.. Z. Foster, every conf
dence In his integrity, we feel justified in say
ing we believe he will carry out his Distribn-
ton honestly and fairly Y Signed By the
Mayer Hon. j. 7. d. Wilson, aud the City
Council. I'TT T1NN
We are specially DESTROYS that parties inter-
ested would write to the Banks, Merchants
and Postmaster Of this place where we have
lived fifteen years. for information as to our
reliability: - J.E. FOSTER. Manager.
I4-yy&Mla-l 10 Houston, Texas,
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11

Oslo gispcgaaro.-&s Den npli9
fer Sui f~Orieespis afboIote Nuftiou
blsp Den Spiiibpbsnbs paa Den lam.
Itoe GIsuoom mto ben tillteosnbs,
paa Den norors SIDE al ct. Sal.
parossaos Iiesenos Sorousi Of 95.
749 8%pacrntaIsu. Sanosisborssr :.
". Huitao u,so 81. 0 Spo. Yaa
8iipssaar.sn meb Saue lamt ben
Del al 8ispssaarpsns Sorousi, Der
Iisscr icuocuior SsrnbaneIlulsu al
6l.6l5 &uapralalsn blsu fsl. Sub.
mrstis y. BicrniOn Spitbposnoe
mso 2 5000 Spo., iamt paa Den Del
al S%orbusisn, Der lisasr n~orosufOr
SsrnbauelInieu. flor "a. 1874 Ruaorut.
allen. SaeiSrer g. Seuritisu mso
5000 Spb. Yaa be puriee Nltsr.
natipsr. buorunpsr gisnoommsu OF.
raabtss, iiene intet guo.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11

SeSemarfsbaren.-S BANGS Ser.
rebsbeltprelie fattsoss ben 11be 0br.
B%silutnlns ON at ts9ne Nftier / en-
Ssrnbane msusm Samar % ellie.
BANNER i'll ct gslpb al 20 600 Spb.
Sebemarfsns Ssrnbanefomitte bar be.
nuttst at inb9aa til 8esisrinseu meb
@nmoonins ON. at Der forsl9sass
StOrtbiusst tsl. Yropoiitiou ON Nn.
Ies al ell Ssrnbauslinie msllsm Gios.
polo os Samar- @amOtbansn, iost
en- Slsrb,o. inosn &omlttssn bar III.
taIt ils for en- 9 tanes-Samarbane.
9 BET Sels CT Der MI tssust for
Stause-9amarlinisn 125 $50 Spo;
for Sornsmollnlsn $3.50 Spo; for
Seriauoliuisn So 125 Spb. % ubsn
SorbtbOln uf 9lnieuals 40. 625 Spo
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11
9forge.

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Statsr. @or 6rastfurt fra eisies
Sithapne. itriusr Oasblaoet, bar |
Dc isnere Mar tiltaset / en- sanits
ouerorbentlis 8rao ; iaaleosS uar ben
Tamleoe 9re9tisbeo al be unbsr norit
SIa9 til os ra risle 9apne anfOm.
msnoe % a~fsaasnbe Stibe, Der emo.
MI for 6 Oar iioen, / 1869, fun no.
oiorne fnap 80 0O0 &ommerccIGiter,
iiior ifeISe Berstniug fra pebfommsl:.
De 8sneraItouiul itsset til opsr 224. .
600 &ommeresI9itsr.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11
SfanoinapiifSote
DEBORAH, Iowa.
a. Nelson, Gier,

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Del ifanbinapilte Yublitum, at ies
bar fiebt oct UNDER Napn at "Mo.
oifsns 9amls Brp9Qeri" befisnots
sue. lfraosouerfor Nmmon, Scott
~ Cos MPlle. % bar inbretlet
famine til SOtel, hpor 6siienoe %
falte Vcaroere oil fnoe gore Befuen.
melisbeoer til rlmeli9 Yris. 0ooe
TGrsller os Ssnse er altio at cr.
boloe. Meilenbe bebeS iiorbslesbeo
at lG99e Merfe til. at 9obe parms
Stalprum fan erbolbeS. Oa iee bar
brepet Sotelforretnina | opsr 20 Mar
baaos | Nor9e % Mmerita, tror ie9
at tunre tilfrebsRiue Gnbpers rime.
liSe 6ororin8sr.
q. Nellon.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11

SbrOnobiem ben 23oe December.
vi Den nps Ssruban,liuis sisnnsm
0ulcalsn er MI 9ruist % iaaOict
iitano Stptfet msIsm Stprsn Sta
ton us Sinssaas &irte. at 9oiomo.
tibet fan saa til iioituUunte Stsb,
bpor Stationsbp9uiue os eprise for.
ncons Suie bsls ere irrbise, oels
unrer 8psnins. - Otter 6OrIpbsnbe
ital 5brunbbism-Stereu S~srnbancn
ppsrta9s SeiOrorins al Sobs paa
Oct nGunts Stptte itrag ousr Nptaar.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11

Nr6nbarapnins,
GsnslDrlus az Blpuoe. 8raaifens.
murins oiu. ubferss af Nnuno Brp.
ullpisn. Srbres fan iuolspsres paa
Oseorab.Y oitens SHice.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-11
Sames s.. Galon, PreFbent.
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s. ". 8uroif, &asierer.
DEBORAH
Mutboriieret &ap. 8 900
Scrretninsslcfale iammen meb
FIRST NATIONAL BANK / Seeorab.

W%runOlagt al GapitaIiitsr / 9sco.
rob for al brlpe en- orbentlia Spa.
reliant. 6orretnius Snoifuo fra en-
Dollar os opao moota9ss. Genter
bstoles. os Hentes &ente for bper
8 Waaneo, laalenSe YeuSene blius
itaasnos / Banfen. Wan fan life
srbolce 8entsr paa en- iifrere susr
beore Waabe, buerfen al imaa eIlsr
tore Gunner, END peb at inolGtte
Dem i oenne Sparebanf. Si bar
en- norif 8stisnt, Der i9loer for os
YasiagersS illetter for WHITE STAR
yinien % als andre ucm9rfepe Samp
% Stilifibslinier til os fra ole
ltanoinaUlits Saune. osiaa Terler
paa aue be bsoite Banter / be tan.
~pinapilfe 9anbe.
Srnitees og Geiercntes:
Is. Is. Sifsrman. .. 9. Sbcmpicn.
u. graeiib. 9. @eeiden. q. SO.
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Stlnotnacer | Oeccrab.
, 1875-08-07

rlHtonic ehadns, and drag 10 light fta aecrrtH !;
aitl "trh Il l'nLer III Nr,s Haven. ehnnti To
tefnrtc'l tn ofFaufza All equally 4ccrnt Tribunal,
All q, H'fn jh -t,sn etDu!d bp 10 fcr:o: on. those
nJflnstnH. Ws would atyo nurse!yca u ErajnB
R1h 1Iatris." which. 1t }h tn lo i,e1,nd, would In
of marc t,a in tI," 'r'rId than akuliH and LD:cs
AtS HAVEN Hi.E!:z:H.
Nov Haven ean vol af10rn - ttAv ut bnmc In
t,ia etnmer TING, fnr tho ctrll rca h:rezss tin.
Alow down ller straats naKa Summer weather DE-
lt"!l:tnt thoFe: aud il nlIe waits tRHte OF real
rpa4iio lsfo-ita bathing hsni hoatifx. and a
ciMb over rocky tl,nrna fAr ferns and erar4s
11ier. ,lriichto yincR. ami cray ms,astn ptc caI,
ot.an then, all ths case1t nf AIR c.:-s]veler in
tito land. 1t tA but 4 few MILES BY rall 10 Rran-
forl Point anil Tho 3lon.oweso IfouHo; nn! ra:l
in tho Hiean,nr to saYin 1.uck Mill bring thu
IN can cat bluo.irh. baked, hroilcd. or fried. tn
thar choicest ffal,nrBs. indulge III raan ffis-
tcra, ard eujoy Ill OF tho Ineau peculiar to such
rcHuitH.
YACHTING.
In New fI1vnn l41rt,or Ito nil sorts Of craft.
II IN tte biz New fhFk ftaa'nors t., tEn fat.lf't-
toned Bl.arple~. hut ,no.t beautiful uf Oh that
i!r n.ef tho water Aro tho Yachts, with thor
white sails p:nca1, Hrin, Leforc tI!n wind like
crhnturenu, lite. Quo ot to-e--tht Woat Wind
-i- ns rnrtcct M YACHT ri:l he. Her cnbi! III
aFn TIM latfst nnl }s,at. Her original cost w9A
I'll, 1,dft--not n, 1ncxrai1sicr toy. nc might sav
for tho crahison If n f'llrit1,l n o%Il. Our
Puritan fatneta pnd11af their own canoes. and
thought tlem.etvea lucky II they ts,rcee1et In
that their granl-pnH In 'azitv on tho deck. Of
their vncl,tR Rmetne their !nst cigar and watch
,ng thn!r t'antnin anil hta mcn hnist tho sail
and En:de past buoys atl bare: This IL pro-
gscssi0a Fiji FOREST.
, 1875-08-07

I4nH'lJn !thfs.
III the House uf Commous yesterday. M..
nitcale asked tho HoMe Secretary whether his
a4tet.!ou lad breu dlreckod to u report OF tAe
case u Sara!l Chandler, Of sra!ding. L,ucolu-
ahiro, kgrd II YeAsh. who OFT visit to her aunt
at tho nnAhouaee In tue town had plnckel
Hover from . goranuM for which Ahe was
charged at tho I'sttY SESSIONS Ut S.1a!dlnK uu
Tucsasy last aut sentenced 70 fourteen days
imIriHonn,cnt md four ybars fn . rstorsnatory;
and whe:Iler, II the facss oi tho cxse vera W
raportuL Ls proposed to tAlo auy s.ola iu tho
mattcr. Mr. Eross-f bel eve thero aro sono
very snail inaccuracies Ia thu Why tho question
IL stated. but aE eorEy to sly tAnt tie aubatsn-
lal fActd arc absolutely true. Iha only stBpH
c"uld aAo u,,dae tho circumstances w1ra fnlnc-
diatu!y to dsstnias lilo H,ll lrou. custody {cAeurA
and "r1to " tho Magistrates disapp1oving wl14t
tlicy lad done. [Chesrs.l
Sir +. Perkins ssked wiIattteE 1t waa tFne sAAt
two cle1gyEuen wsro on tic bench when tbs Rirl
was ex2nlned, one OF them beng s4e presiding
Magistrate.
lii. Crosa-1 bol,eve there was QUO. 1eauaos
eay whether there wofo iuore-
IuH AaA 111sits.
4 charge Of assault in rlll"aY carriage WAS
hoatd yesterday vt the Eruuley soss'oIs, hent,
agalllst nlaslas marlncr of lsamssI1a nau's!
bearing. It Appeals that tile ptlaolIer, who bal
be1n teototatsr for t!la pans olovsn years, wau
! passenger BY au excursion train on ths SOUTH
| oas!urn Halfway fson lsa1sgats u londun ol
thu eth .nst., and during tbs day by tho psr.ua-
sion Of fElehtshs wasindsicrd to bfaa& Ills rledse.
| Ito ehteroa tue train Ut Chaslns Cfoas for ths
return lourney in = state Ut intoxlcatiou, Aut
about Grove I'LL! bc attempted to kiss Qua OF
tho fo1iale passengers, and III bo!uK fetnonttEst-
otl with by ilor husband In rtrck them both IL
the facc The trsiu Nas pulled, up tho eottto
| cotnmunlcat!on with tbs guard happening to b.
in 40. klng order. aud ho Was removed u auother
rarrsaxe. A. Chiaashurat lis was glsep tnto tho
custody Of = constable. whom ls violently ~
suutad Anu II took eight men to take hito TO tho
| pol.cs station on : sIEsteheT. HxIdencs OF the
| ptisooes's general good oharsetst having beau
mrsn. hs VA fnsd "a and 81 1Aa ID doa4aa.
, 1875-08-07

shs stood les''ls the castIo gate,
HeatwArtt Ae rods with martial athtat
And Westward With htul won't her heart
When her fond ayes no tnore could trace,
The Lady E.iith turnN away.
Ant HAdly moved, with aahril t2ce,
10 wiers hes slesptAX hrHt-lprA lay.
Then from her heart ulIrdMs that Cfy
OF agony hMtran9ht and wild;
"deohrrJ is gone, perclisnce to do
And We arc LIFT, my child. my child Y
rriA night. What treAlhlees WARRIOR standA
D.1pat4's the castles grpwninK walls,
Aul audtetIro cr4yes not, hut tsInanhs,
OF tI!a fatr ptiakrcas Ut theso hRt!a
" Who kuucts W lzte I" \ xlruer cries,
lliE ready hand upon hls swor1s
Halt huthh. . well-known voice tepiaS-
II bring 80 udiugs Of your lorl."
:soh. te!l me i hath tho cruel too
Robbed tns OF him tnoru dt,f than lNa3
Fer npt 10 break thy txle Of wps,
Thou kneSl'st bsf0yr : sojllss4 wue.@
Awhile no word tho vae&ai srssks,
Then, Tfs,uy from bis le,lIed knscs,
Tho to4thllke silsncl thus AB hreaka--
:" Tho k.Axat's Lust weEis ~ mo wsse thcass
'NetFace ths eouEys With tniYht and alatn,
See Lady Edith quiok, and teli her
That I'm afraid ~ goiug to taill,
And AK boz for my huinhesellss !'s