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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-28
FOREIGN.

The steamer Wyoming, for New York. has
sailed with 100 Mormon converts from
Wales.
The Catholic Bishops Of Prussia have de-
cided to dissolve the religious orders which
the State tolera'es, rather than see them sub
jected to governmental supervision.
The Russian Government has signed a con-
vention with Japan by which the japanese
part Of the Island Of Sagahalien is ceded TO
Russia.
An official telegram has been received at the
Russian Legation at Washington, from Ber-
lin, stating that the Emperor leaves Berlin
entirely convinced Of the conciliatory DISPOSE
ton which exists there, and which assures
the maintenance of peace.
The eighty-third anniversary OF the Pope's
birthday, which occurred on May 10, was
celebrated with extraordinary rejoicing.
Deputstions, letters and congratulations
were arriving throughout the day. Twelve
preceding pontifs have reached the age Of
eighty-four. Pic Nino alone surpasses st.
Peter in the chair.
Mail advices from Kingston, Jamaica, sth.
give the following particulars concerning the
late so-called revolution in Hayti, brief
mention Of which was made by telegraph /:
On Saturday, The 1st Of May, was celebrated
the annual agricultural festival throughout
Hayti. On the evening previous President
Dominique was advised OF a conspiracy TO
assassinate him on the following day, with a
view TO establish Monplaiser Pierre in
the Presidency, supported by General
Bryce and General Canal. On
the strength Of this information, three
separate bodies Oft oops were sent to arrest
the conspiraiors. General Bryce, residing
Immediately opposite the British consulate,
was first surrounded. He refused to surren-
der and shot down four Haytien officers before
he was fred upon and mortay wounded,
when he crept into the British consulate and
died. The shot intended for General Bryce
killed servant Of the British Consul. A SER
want Of General Bryc, was also killed. When
the troops reached the residence OF Monplai-
ser Pierre, who was acandidste for the Pres
idency when General Messages term expired,
he resisted until wounded. when he retired 20
the attic and shot himself When General
Canal was met he was in the vicinity Of the
American Minister'S residence. at the head
OF body of soldiers. These, on seeing the
Government forces, forsook General Canal
and fed. The General went into Mr.. Bas-
sett's residence. under the stars and stripes,
where he remained. The scene which fol-
lowed these incidents Is indescribable. The
President, man Of overwhelming passion,
directed the arrest OF every person suspect
ed, and arrests were made throughout the
Republic, causing a general panic. Sew
eral houses and stores were pillaged and
burned.
Hon. Thomas Blddle, United States Minis
ter TO Ecuador, died at Guyaquil on the 18th
inst.
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Additional Particulars.

Prom the Nevada Representative.
To the west of the house, and a little
north, is the barn. The gate through
which he svas taken Is directly south and
In front Of the hall door. The ball door,
we think, was locked, although we are
not certain. The kitchen and the room
where Mr.. and Mrs. kirkman slept were
neither Of them locked. As Is stated In
the evidence, no noise was heard until
Mr.. Kirkman was seized by Mrs. Kirk
mans side in the bed. 80 suddenly was
every thing done, the rope put around his
neck. and hauled out of the house. that he
only uttered one word, Marion" for his
son-in-law, Marion Haynes. Mrs. Kirk
man screamed. and tried to catch hold of
him, raped on the door where MIR. and
Mrs. Haynes were sleeping, and was go
ing to follow Mr.. Kirkman out Of doors,
but her daus hter would not LET her. The
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-05-28

Captain Thornton, Of the United States
Navy. died In Philadelphia on the 14th. lie
was the executive officer Of Fsrrsguts flag
ship in all the battles on the Mississippi, cut
out some privateers near Mobile, and was ex-
ecutive Of the Kearsarge when she sunk the
Alabama.
The banquet given him by biz friends in
New York probably saved the life Of Carl
Scfnrz. He was to have sailed by the sehil-
Ter, but had TO take the Pomerania instead,
which sailed on the following day.
Judge Blatchford, OF the United States Dis
trict Court Of New York, has issued a decree
ordering the sale at public auction Of all
property, INCLUDING lands and grants, OF the
Nerthera Psfi6c Railroad.
The borough Of Grcensburg, in westmore-
land County, Pa, celebrated its centennial on
May IL.
The summing-up in the great scandal case
commenced on the 18Th, Ex-Judge Porter
opening for the defense.
Ex-senator James ID. Nyc il now an in
mate ola private lunatie asylum near Brook
lyn. N. Y, where he has been pronounced
hopelessly insane. He looks careworn and
fAtigu.d, the old rudy complexion aud stout
physique have gone, and in their stead there
II rather psle, hsbby individuality, In which
no single faint Of former capacity is visible
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WARRINGTON.

The Postmaster General has issued an or
der forbidding payment. by the Postmaster
Al Cincinnsti. ofpostal money-orders drawn
10 the order of l.. d. Sine. who is engaged in
conducting gift enterprise. All registered
letters addressed to Sine are 10 be returned
TO the officS from which mailed.
The Secretary ofwar has ordered all the
Indian prisoners now held at Fort Leaven-
worth TO be transferred 10 ST. Augustine,
Fla. where they will be confined in Fort
Marion, under charge of Lieut.. X. III. Pratt
of the Tenth Cavalry.
The Postmaster-Genersl,u under authority
Of an act OF Congress Of june 5, 1872, has
ordered that the rate Of United States postage
on letters sent TO or received from foreign
countries with which different rates have not
been established by postal convention or other
Arrangement. when forwarded by vessels
regularly employed In transporting the mail.
be reduced from ten to five cents for each half
ounce or fraction thereof, to take effect July
|, 1878.
Judge Pierrepont, the new Attorney-Gen-
eral, assumed charge of the Office on the
18th.
A Washington Associated press dispatch
of the 18th says: =" Within the past few
days Secretary Bristow has received COM
municatiens from Eastern CITIES indicating
to him that he has hardly yet broken the
crust Of the formidable ring which he
is trying TO put uown. Offers
have been made him, contingent
offer, to supply evidence which Will involve
a number of houses, heretofore regarded As
respectable, in Philadelphia. New York.
Baltimore and elsewhere. The Secretary
has relieved the Secret Service from
any further active participation in the
crusade, and has intrusted TO Mr..
Pratt, the new Revenue Commits
sioner, the duty of arranging for further
seizures. II is expected that prominent
internal revenue changes will soon be
made In the West, A special dispatch
further adds: Heretofore Revenue Agents
have been under the personal direc-
ton Of Supervisors. Hereafter they viii
be under Chief of Revenue Agents,
connected with the bureau here, who, under
q Commissioner, will direct all their move
ments. Agent Ysryan, who has been 80
prominent in working up the late whisky raid.
is to be appointed Chief of Revenue Agents.
He will also have fall charge of further inves-
LEGATIONS in connection with the continuation
Of the move on the whisky ring
The weather was 20 cold that ice formed
in Washington City and vicinity on the night
ofMay16.
Treasurer Spinner recently received from
some Baltimore delinquent. who omitted to
sign his name, the sum of 80 400, with note
saying, 8 Internal revenue taxes The
amount was the largest ever received from
an Anonymous contributor, and was added to
fhe conscience fund.
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WIN. Russell, aged thirty, killed his
mother and seriously wounded his father
particulars are not given by telegraph.
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General Shanks, Special Indian Commits
sionsr. has published an explicit denial Of the
statement recently published in a Washing
ton Associated Press dispatch, and purport-
ing TO be based upon information furnished
by him, TO the effect that the Withholding Of
the NECESSARY supplies for the Indians at tho
Fort Sill, Cheyenne and Wichita Agencies
was ON account Of the bad roads
rendering transportation impossible
He says: I never made such statement,
and the report that did is false. The roads
from Caddo west were good all last sum-
nlei, AZ ard win.cr. That country suffered
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An English correspondent of Chi.
cago paper s,ys Brigham Young Is one "
the largest depositors i'm the Bank Of Eng
land.
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EAST.

Gold closed in New York, on May 10,
Of ii6 Ia. az .a .sr14
John siney, President Of the Miners Ma
Lc-al Association, has been arresteds at Osce-
ola. Pa. on charge of conspiracy.
The evidence in the Tiiton-Beecher trial
was closed on the 18Th, and the Court adj
journed till the lesh, in order to give counsel
time to prepare for summing up the case.
Following is the comparative cotton state
ment for the week ending May IA
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0ie fatb. Stride uno ibr Saupt.

vGs sibt oui Groen feline @6opfuns
fir menidlide 8eburiniiie eingclebt, nod
bat es jcn1ols cine lol6e 9e9ebcn> Die cine
ein9ebenoe Yrii flung mebr peroientc> als
Die r0miid ttatbolii4e &ir6e.
Sic @elbi6te oelcr Stride eritredt li6
arf Die beben 9roBen3eitalter Der menldz
li6en Gipilil lotipn uno ucrbinoct fe.
Gs be jtebt teine onoere ginr@tung,
wel6e Den @eilt biz su Der 3eit 5uriid=
fibrt, mo Der Eou9 bon ben Opfcrol-
tdren oes 4antbeon oufltieg, uno Secs
paroen uno Siser in Dem Tlarian' l4en
gmpbitbeater umber lpran9en.
0ie tolselten Der t0ni9li6en $9aulcr
jdeiuen i11cn urlprun9 erit 9eitern 9e=
bobt au boben, tpenn per9li@en nit Der
9inie Der Ydplte. Sn ununtcrbrodencr
@eibe folsen mir ben Srd9ern Der Siora
pon Dem Yoplte> oer I'M 10. Sabrbunoert
ben ytopoleon frDnte, bis su Dem Yapite,
Der im 8. Sabrbunoert DEM 8ipin Die
&ronc oui's @aupt oriidtc; uno BON Fi=
pin meter suriid etitredt li6 Die erbo=
bcne 9Dnol1ie Big lie li6 in benz 3pie=
li1t Der Sobel uerlicrt.
Sic @cpublit BON Yeneois reibt f9
ncm Otter na9 5und6it an; ober lie er=
I@eint ols cine mooerne @6opfunG
,penn persli9en nit Dem 9aplttbum. Sic
@epublit BON @eneoi9 lift ldn9it oa6ln>
oos Yaplttbum lit acblieben - ni6t I'M
3ultonoe ocs @erfaus, ni6t als cine 9ln=
tite, 1onoern non 2eben unb be- fru9tenocr
&roit. Sic totbolii6e STRIDE entlenoet
nod INNER lire N}ill liondre no4 ben
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semorfen, uno fein einsi9 Teniter 9onS
gelallen, oo;u Elm @lalcr an meilten 9e5
5olien. 0oran lit Die Obri9teit lelber
cd julio 9e,pe1en, lie bat ben neuer cpon=
geliiden Yreoigern our6 Die Singer &C.
lcbeu unO li6s beimli6 lieb lein lollen,
ia wobl als Elm gut Werf 9elobet." 9lls
in Glmbms oas 2ut1ertbum ein9efHbrt
,puroe, ,poro bos 0ous bes Yfarrers
mebrcre @tunoen lang Ser Yliinocrun9
preis9eseben Elm Sube ;o9 oos prieiters
li9e @eluonb oes Yiarrers on belt'eg
einen GIel uno belt 10 leinen Gin5u9 in
Die STRIDE. Sn 9otod nabmen bic
&otbs9errn in i1rcn 9lmtstleioern -Selik
BON bem &lo lter uuo perlle9clten Die &C.
itoblenen @e9enl ltdnoe. 8ei olelen Tou'
bereien, bic auf oos g3ort 2utbers ouSs
9eiiibrt muroen famcn lol6e 9rouen=
polle Gcenen Dor, unb puroen monhmol
lolde uni ildtbige @emeinbeitcn perllbt,
boB mir tic nid)t mieoer er;aDlen tonnen.
81 allen oielen 56anotbotcn 1otte 2u=
!! tber Die Menl l6en an9erei,t uno bod
jl9rieb oie}er damn poQ 8ioerlpriiGe
au9 ,uieoer 9e9en Die &irden= uno
&lol olteritiirmer. Gr, Der mollte, ooB man
oem Yaplt Die 3uu9e binten aus Dem
!; 9olle reibe uno an Den @ol9cn na9(e,
,polltc bas man einen Tron5istaner uer<
|lbone. Gr, Der Den &l0ltern Fudte, rooB
lie Der Blib uno 9onner eridlii9e, bol-
lil6 6euer perbrennte," >polltc babcn, oaB
man BEL Dem &oube ni6t Die Tenite
ein16lo9en 1aQc. 60 bcnukte 2ut6er
als Die @oupttrebieoer I'M feline ielbit<
erfunbenc 2ebren 5u pcrbreiten, Die Sab
| ludt Scr Menl6en Die CT gum &aubc
uno Sur Ylinoeruns ourei5te. 9ie &C.
formation lit allo ni6t allcin elm proouct
ocs @tol5es lonoern au6 elm Yroouct
oes &oubes. I'm li6 Die 9roben @6abe
Der &ir6en uno &lolter, ibr @olo uno
ibr @ilber ibre @dloer @ieieu uno
2dnoereicn aneignen 5u t0nnen, tpuroe
Die tctbolii9e &eli9ion i'm Noroen Guro=
pas ob9el@ofIt uno ooIiir 2utbers @{en<
|i6enlebre ein9efiibrt. User nod einen
Tunten 9elunoen Menl l6enucrltanoes be-
Itt> Der mub su Dem @@luile fommen.
bab Der Yrotctontismus, Der feline Gnt=
te1ung 1ol6en nicori9en uno ldle6tcr
8eme9eriinoen ueroantt> unm09li4 Dor
@ott fommen fann.
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9Sc ocr Menid, ergo Acn iuerben mub, oab
mcib ncn,aub oeiicr, alS bic tatbolifdle S'rde,
bcnn oeic lit iibcr bic 8ceurfniiie ecs Vtenl@en
bon @ptt ielblt helebrt uno bat cine 3lpc'tau'
icnbiabriac Sri a1ruu9 binter i1d'.
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Ohio @ailenfrenno.

lino nod pon Dem lelben Gifer 6eleelt, luie
jenc, welhe nit Mu9ul tin in Sent 9elan'
oct: lie treten ben sloubensfeinoli4sn
6err@dern nit oemlelben Wfutbe ent9e'
9cn, wic lie sescuiiber Nttilia gethon.
Sic 3obl Der &inoer Der STRIDE lit
or6Ber ols su ir9eno eines frilberen 3elt.
Sbre Wrlperbunsen in Der 9(eucn Welt
ent]ddoioten mcby ols binreiGeno filr
ben Werluit III Der often. SIRE 9eiltlidc
$oerrl6oft oebnt l@ aus bon ben ebe-
nen oes Mil|ouri iiber unermeblid)e Hans
oerltreden big sum Sap 9orn - Sanoer,
Die binncn einem Sobrbunoert BON ciHer
oIciden Wcn16enjabl mie europa be-
pobnt iein biriten. Sic 3obl Der &ir6 y
enqliecer betrd9t sepib nidt Deni9er ols
einbunoert uno funfsig Wfllllonen (1e be-
|trdot beute 2l2 Millionen - 9lnm. oer
Ne6.)> uno es miro i@,uer iein bic 4n.
,obl oaer iibri9en d)riitlid)en @etten aut
mebr ols l2O Millionen Su brln9en.
9lp6 linb feline Nusei4en fur oas Gnoe
Der 5errl9oit Der &irde 5u entoeden.
sic lob Den 8esiun aller Tesierun9en
uno tir6liden Snltitute, Die oer5elt IN oer
Welt cri1tiren; unb mir fiiblen uns n19t
per1iGert 5u bebaupten, oos lie nl@t au9
oos Gnoe aller leben miro. @5ie mar 9roB
uno Qeo6tet bcpor Der @a6Ie ben Sup
ouf en9lilden 8oocn lebte> bepor bet
Nronte oes&6ein iiberl6ritt, ,ols grle9n9e
Bereo1amfcit nod INNER in Mntio@la IN
Blutbe ltanb, uno i'm Scmpel gu W{etta
@0ben ansebetct >purocn. sic mag no@
bei1eben in unperminoerter Strait, menn
zines Soacs Der &eilenoe bon Neu=@ee+
lano auf Set per,poi item 2onopncr Bride
febt, um G9 Die &uinen Der ct. Yau's
Stride ;u betra6ten. 49,"
Ser Mann, oer biele Nus}ptllbe b,n'
terloljen ecb0rte unierer 3eit an; Ct
,uuroe nobe,u bier Sabre lpdter 9eboren
ols &oi1er g8ilbelm BON Deutl4lono ; er
itarb am G9luB oes Sobrcs l859.Se'ne
9Dorte pie9en in Den 9(usen Der c1plll<
]irten Wclt minbcitens eben 10 olel, >penn
nid)t mcbr, ols Dir irgeno zines anoern
$ lit o rifers, ben oieles Sobrbun<
Sert berporscbra6t bot. Gin beut'9er
beut 1d)er uGulturtdmpfer" harotterl*
lirt oieGisenidoften oielss @ei4i@tl@re'=
bcrs in Der fol9enoen Weile:
Sic senaueite &enntniB oerSbotla@eni'
unii6ertroiiencs 9aritcllungs 3alent IN
oer @diloerun9 BON Gbaratteren uno &C.
l6idtliden Be9cbenbeiten cine Tille
gliidli9 9ewdblter Gitate uno ltuo'rfe
Gleoan, bes @tpls, nobel frcili3 Der po<
Gtii6e Stanopuntt Die Object!pitat le!ner
Daritelung suweilen beeintrd@t'9t." S!e+
1er Monn mar Elm g E It nj, e1n
@lieo bet englilden 9odfr@e 49, turS
Die bon uus citirten @dbe itammen bon
2oro g Sbomas 9. 0} aeaul y.
gSir enpicblen o,eles urtbeil uber be
@0mil >tatbolii@e Stride allen oeut|@en
gulturtampIern, uou &aiier Milbelm nno
Shirt Bismord bis berab gu Sr. Saster'
0r. 20pe uno 0r. &app, lple nlht rl!''7
Der ollen ibreu oeutl@. omer'ton' @cn
No6bctern. vMeun 2pnoon IN &u'nen
licot, miro Die tatbolilebc &ir@c uno wer=
ben Die Yaplte nod teben"-oos 1T Der
5inn ocr lebten Der pbcn on9etubrten
Morte oes groben $9iitorlters. nno re
olauben nit rober Yolisei9e nit 9c-
jebesbrutalitat nit @iiterconrstatlon,
Observation-Disclosures II GriIirunn cine Ginz
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pie @nt feGlt,1g oes
Yrot eft II t S II, 1t $.
t6. Sic Bcranb,tng bet Stride.

9}o9 botte 9utber nidt gar piele
Sabre se9en bic totbolil@e STRIDE 9elpii-
thet, als ( DON mebrere tueltli6e N{a6t=
haber, perl6iebene Tiir1tcn Dem umiturS
bet olten BON @ott einselebten totboll'
iden &ir9e iid giiniti9 5eigten uno oer
lutberi1Aen 9ebre auf ale @eile Vor=
i9ub leiltcten. QSie ein eifriscr Witbel=
fer 2utbers, Melond)tpr, ia9t, botten Die
;siirltcn bel Der 8c9iinl ltigun9 Der Neue=
ret our6ous ni9t Die Mblid)t oas Girl
ltentbum 5u reinisen, Die @uftlarnns 81
perbreiten, 2utbers 9ebre 5u perberrliden
ooer bic 9itten gu perbeiiern, lonoern liej
hotten gang erbdrnnli9e, 9anS peltlt@e
uno unbeili9e 0prtyeile oobel I'M Slnne.
2utber i6mei9elte iol9en 6iirlten, bic
ibm giiniti9 lein tonnten uno lu9te lie
an lid Su 5ieben> ober nidt oaour4>
bob CT ie fit feline an9ebli9en Serbei ile<
run9en beseiiterte, lpnoern lnoen er III
nen &aub BET Glitter Der @ei|tli6feit nno
Der &l01ter in us1i9t ltellte. Sic Sir
iteA jino nod Die allerbeiten 2utberil6en
logte 2utber ppn ben ld4lil9en Tnrlten,
lie nebmen @el6ent uno 8arl@aft BON
&lDitern uno @ti iften bic Men9e, iiibren
Die &leinooe aud gu N@ (obn 3peifel
gutter Mepnuns oie1elbisen 5u be'pabren)
uno lauren oabep ouf bic liegenoe @rllnoe
audi fein."
9llen @mporern se9en Die tatbol'l9e
STRIDE per1pra9 2utber eine iron6e Srone
BON ben 9ianonten Dem @ilber uno
@oloe oer RlDiter bos lie ii@ rauben
burften; uno oa5u nod elne onoere
bimmli19e 9rone BON 9ottliber @lud=
leli9teit. @o pie 2utber bate nod tein
&eligions1tifter seiproden. Moles per-
lpra6 ben Sinoern Ssroels oas selobte
2ono, ober ben Simmel perlpro9 er
ibnen nid)t neil oerlelbe oamols nod
our@ Die @iinoe ner19loNen uno our9
ben GrlDier nod ni6t mar seoHnet por*
ben. Gbriltus aber perIpra9 Seinen
Mnbaneern ben 6immel> bic epi9e @lud+
feliofeit, ober @Dlb, Gilber, Diamanten
un6 onoere @9dbe Der Groe bot Gr lbnen
ni6t perIpro9en; Gr last BON Den @u<
tern Der Groe I'M NQsen1einen oaB lie
nns loIeu sugegeben iperoen, menn 'plr
suer1t bos &ei9 @cttes uno oeiIen @ere@=
ti9teit lu9en. 9utber ober perlpro9
1einen &nbansern irbil@e uno b'mml'1@e
56dbe, uno Sag mubte Die Suriten rel.
sen. Sic @obiu6t uno bic @ier na@
ben @ddben Der &ir@e er5eu9ten Der
Reformation jeben Sag neue S4uler:
e5n ben &l0Nern sab es @ieles, pos be
Qulternbeit rei5te Dein, @etreioe, Sob
Silber uno iogar aud Nonnen, 'pel9e
cinen Mntbeil oer Beute ausmad)ten. Tir
baben 2utbers eigenes 3eusnib ootnr,
bob Die @aubiudt RE 9oupturla4e NOR
oob 10 piele Men1dcn bon Der fatboli.
i6en Mabrbeit abiielen. 9utber Ia9t
in elmer Yreoist: rWiele llno nod gut
cpaneelil9, meil es nod tat6ol'lde Nfon+
jtron;en uno &Ioiter9iiter sibt." Mlbert
BON 8rantenbur9 fiel ub, nm nit ru3l9em
@e,pllen YreuBeu berauben au tonnen,
nel6es su enem rcli9iolen Oroen ges
b6rtc uuo oos er min 81 cinem crbli@en
isir1tentbume. einri6tete; TranS pon
Gidin9en iiberiiel an Der Spike pon
12,OOO9ano treidern oas Bistbum 5rier,
beaei6nete feline Be9c nit lonsen 3u9el'
pom Blut, pliinoerte Die &irden uno
id,1nbete hie 9Neiber. eSnl Sabre 1880
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NItUC UeluuUtlt luUu!tl tlIl Outn'u!u1
in o6t Mrtfeln etfoBt in pelbem oos
1erbre6en bes &oubes 5um @cbote @pt'
tes erboben muroe. 2utber lo9t, mas
man nit ben seraubten &ir6enl lddben
tbun jolle Die epon9elilhen Yreeiger
lollen Der erfen uno 9r0bten She'll Der
Bcute boben - Den smeiten Die Mo9ilter
lpelde bic Su9eno untcrri@ten - Den
0ritten bic @reil le uno bic &ronfen i
Den pierten Die NSailen - oen filnften
bic Mrmen -- ben le6sten Die 6remoen
bic arm lno - Der liebentc ion fir Die
lutheril6en &irben lein, -- Der ahte inr
Grri9tune BON @etreiocmagaSinen fir
Den 6au oer 9lotb. Sic 6iirlten lino III
oie@em 5beil,lngsplone nl6t Hamentli4
an9efiibrt; Quther ober bate ibneu &C.
@ost: nod eine feline @eite, uno ibr mer-
bet leben, oaB 9anSe $aufen @olocs in
oen &l01tern perborsen lie9en CT orobte
ibncn nit Dem etpi9cn 3orne, penn lie
bollelbe nidt rouben ,ulr0en.
; Ser oben an9e9ebene Yertbeilun9s=
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An Embarrassing Position.

"Come in here, you black rascal %
was what the young lady said. The
young lady, you see, was closing the
window blinds, atthe twilight hour, and
seeing her little black dog sitting out
on the stoop wagging his tail and look
ing wistfully up at her, her heart was
moved with an impulse of affection
toward her pet canine, shivering in the
cold and wagging out his mute appeal.
So she fastened to the door and throw
ing it open she gave vent to the loving
expression we have quoted: ''Come in
here, you black rascal" SO far as the
dog was concerned he seemed to under
stand the terms Of endearment address,
ed to him, but when the young lady's
pastor dressed in black from top to toe,
stepped forward from the shady side of
the doorway, he wore curious express
sion on his countenance. The young la
dy looked at the reverend gentleman
and blushed. The dog wagged his tail
as If willing to divide the honors. We
don't know exactly how it came out.
But report has it that the good man re-
garded doubtfully the ebony beast,
glanced at his own broadcloth, conclud-
ed it was all right, and accepted the
embarrassed young lady's declaration
that "I-I-meant the other-the other
come in and see ma !"