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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-16

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INTIMIDA1IoN IN MISSISSIPPI
Facts that would Arouse the Indignation Of
boutwell,, Morton & Co.

MACON, Miss, Aug. ls.-Boutwel, Nor
ton & Co. would be amazed and indignant were
they coenizant Of what is going on in this coun-
" now-in this county where accordin, TO the
reoort OF Mr. Boutwelrs committee. terror and
intinid alton are supreme. Everything has been
perfectly quiet since the election Of last year,
and better feeling exists between the races
than ever before, In spite - the efforts OF few
designing men to the contrary
On the Eth inst. cOlOrcd sabbath school at
Drouksvile, where the colOred popGlluOn
largely predominates, gave rcnic To which
many whites were invited. The children had a
procession. win music, girlgnis, &c" ana stier
an excellent diuner, 1t which they seemed to
vie with each other ia attention to their white
guests the Hon. II. r. Jarneean. "A Democratic
member OF the Legislature. was invited 70 al
dress them. After this a large numne. volun-
tarily Joined the Brpoksvile Democratic CLUB.
Tomorrow, " bites and tlachs have JOINT
Danucr tic barbecue at Caf onvhle IN It's
county, where there are registered So colorei
voters aud uuly 30 nr 81 whites. Tue Hon. j. \.
or. lat CircLt, Judge OF this jIiicih district
and hitherto prominent night ot the Kenuhii
/ can iarty tprpmiuent because not clrrupO, Will
/ address the gathering IN behalf Of linden, Hen
/ dnchs. aud Reform. All Is harmonious. and the
/ negroes VIII vote with the Democratic party lt
large numbers this fall provided they are al
| lowed to d. So. VIZ. Il.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
Mathematics IN Iowa.

DIES MoINEs, Aug. ls.-Never was there
SUCH a crop Il bRcA ocrres IN Iowa IA this year,
and never such a cfou nt t;le,naKcs.
A daughter Of ward Dai-, near frOnium,
Monroe cOuhty, WAS nuten the 0,nFr d ~ on the
knucKles of one finger. She ran home; the
arm was tightly banduged a large quantity OF
wuiskey WIS gwen ner. aud IA bottle ~ hnlment
inverted over tue wound. Tue IMMINENT Vas
turned wnite M milk by the virus. In few
hours the effect of the poison subsidized
In the same county, near Gosport, rs. John
Croft. while picking berries, was bitten on tho
hand. Tue hand and ariu swelle TO IN enor-
nous SIZE. McGical AID ". called and It Is re-
ported that he VIII recover.
A Young man named Powers, In Lucas county,
was hit vu bY a raillcsna,e. His symptoms were
dangerous. The doctor liled Inn eiock full u
whtskes, which saved his lie.
Aleck i'rizzell mi ". H. Burgess, while at
work IN the harvest Held, We're bitten hy rattle
snakes. pOultco uf bruised pluntan le YES
was applied aud kept wet with The JUICE of tue
leaves. lhe extfuct wac also drank. bOth men
recovered.
Near HeNiHRton, Madison county. adjoining a
bla, kberr, 1eid, six rittleshakes wei0 allied.
Two dogs were bitten. MhlsAey was poured
DOWN one, aud ho Was saved The other doa
could not be got unlcr the effect ot ihe iquoI
until IL Wua too late.
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Died with Ills Hsoi- On.
trom hi ID Lom. I'D. D.mocrai.

Pueblo. Aug. Tim Shay, n noted gam
bier, died with MS boots on, Mt La JuntA. yes
terday. ON Sund evening, white shay was en-
gagged PLAYING "a game 81 poker no stolo
81. A dispute grose afierward between shay
and his contreres IN the gaue as 10 VINO was en-.
titled 10 the money. ana the matter was referred
to Rufe Elwdrd-. Keeper Of "A dance house. fur
settlement. Edwards q ccided against Snay. and
returned the money 10 tue richtful owner. At
TINS shay swOrt he would XII Edwards on sight,
but was kept away from T. iwar IS during that
night. Edwards uaviuR been Informed OF Shsy's
threat. called t. sec hm yester lay, and inquired
II lie made any such remark. shay at Irs- de-
MED that he had done so, nut finally said to Ed
wards. " have just so. and III go aud buy a
fix sno0ter aud ktil you ON sight Alter TINS
loaded bis d luule- barrelled shat gun with buck
shot. lie then went into the street, aud noticed
SHAY approaching min. SHAY lmmeditteN tried
to draw his revolver. but EIwatds was too quick
Tor b N, md href both barrels of his gun, the
charges taking effect in tae left si1e Of Snay :
chest. Sniy tbe last u a gang OF roughs
who have infested southeastern Colorado and
Western Kansas for "A number Of years, Most
OF them nave died with thoir boots on
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WHY NE VAS TEMPTED.
seven Hundred Dollars on which TO support
n WHO mud two Children.

On Thursday, through the inquiry OF
German who had sent $50 that had not reached
it's destination. Postmaster Talbot Of BROOKLYN
ascertaiued that Albert Meisel. a clerk In cnarge
OF the III oney order department, was an embez-
zler. Mcisel went from the onise on the goth Of
July for n vacation, and hal not returned. His
prolonged absence h Il provoked suspicion. A
search Of his drawer showed that he bad not
cent the letter OF advice for go, out had re-
tanned It. There was also there a letter nd e
dressed to Jacob pollhluer Breitenheim,
Coblenz from John Strack Of S6s Gate avenue.
THAI had been registered as containing Sic.
Meisel had taken the money. and pay the letter
In the DIR wer. These TWO sums were All thit
was found. and II determined to have
Mcisel arrested. On SATURDAY. his father aud
pniip IenhAit. \ leather merchant, his bonds
man, asceftHned the fActs At the Post on 20.
Ienhatt showed 10 Nit. lalOOt letter from
Mei-el. no which lie Hcknu wledged taking the
money. and kcd Mr.. Lenh1rt to save MS wife
aud children from dis race. Tho letter was
1.lcd with cpn;ritr expressions.
Meisels IA her produced his son on SUNDAY
an Mr.. Talbot handed him over to the police
Meisel said that he had t4ken the money To pay
dents, aud Intended TO regiace II and forw I'd
the money orders ana registered lie tiers. lie
notice taken 81 II. Ihe amount grew up 10 S2O9
which he averred all that he had ken
Commissioner Winslow beld him In $500 Oail
Mciscl received eco a year salary, and could no
pay his debts WITH his Income. lie lived eco
monte ly
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som q GIANTS.
A Couple that the Fashionable Hotels Cam
not Accommodate.
Nom ne dorchester E11res' Aug.


There is on exhibition IN a store on State
street. IN this city. Lcfnaus the most remarkable
couple In the Nurd-a man ami woman VINO are
giants IN 1t iture They are MIR. and Mrs. N. V.
Bates, VIII Sc home Is now in Seville, Medina
county, ohio. They are each Ieet ll4 inches
while the wife weighs 4l3 Dounds. The com
mon-nized visitor. when rlaced between them,
feels very much as Gulllver lust have ielt VIXEN
he Tell among the giants
Mr, or Can't Is ties, as he IA called, - finely
propoItioneu man, OF rudly, Notwithstanding
Onlplexiun, straight and uillIfay lOOhing IA ms
reRimentals. His immense stature Is not so
noticeable as that 4 his vile, who seems al
most awkward somehow on account OF her
length, she being actually taller for woman
than he Is for man. they are evidently people
VINO, II not 50 wonderfully tall, would be con-
sdered commonplace.
Iney are intelligent, however,, and the lady
especially feels the awllwaIsuess Of hsr posi-
ton as the object uf the curiosity aud OPEN
mouthed wonder Of the multitude. In on in-
terC slng cOnVcrsat ion Win our reporter $40
showed openly her dislike Of the ne she Is lead
ing. and her longing 10 return TO her home IN
ONO. Their home, by the way, was one bullt
and furnished especially for them. The ceilings
are l2k feet hi.n, .nd no doorway Is less imam
S& feet hlgh. OF course they nnd the motel &C
cnmm0dations unsuitable 70 them Wherever
they 90, as the uoCfhals are 30 10" aLu Tue
beds so short.
lAne Of the strangest facts shout their history
Is that they were the children or common peo-
ule, Mrs. l}atea's father WIS only I'VE ieet louI
inches in height, wne her mother was onli a
common-sized woman. Her brothers aud sis
tiers are OF no remarkable height. Capt. Bates 1
father WAS six teet two inches in heighl-a tai
man, but dwarf, compared win ms son
Bates Is now twenty-nine ynars OF age. lie is
native Of Letcher county, Kentucky. Ills VIE
They were married Ia London, England whu'
travelling in that country on exhibition
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-08-22
SUNDAYS NlVAL ENCOUNTER.
Raid on the Oyster Pirates of Newark
Buy-huivcs and Revolvers

The oyster beds of Cavan Point. in New
YORK Bay, have Tor years ocen the prey Of ma
rauGers. Last spring, Cornelius Nreel nd OF
Greenyillo planted several hundred bushels Of
young OYSTER, that developed an excellent bed
Three weeks ago, four hundfed bushels were
stolen In mo night. On sunday afternoon. a
fleet Of ten boats, eacn containing from three to
Gyo mcn. anchored, and TIE men began 10 dug
oysters. Mr.. Vreeland despatched messenger
for Constable DilOwsy, WAC. on arriving, put
out IN small boat, with sir. Nreeland
aud three OF his neigh Dors. Before the
oysteImen were made awars OF the ronstahlcs
Mission ne placed his hand Oh tho bow OF one
OF the boats aud Informed the men tnAt they
were ms Irsoucr-. OAe OF tn crew JImguu
ovcrboard out the constable ADVISED him TO
return, AID he aha so. iho other. began to row
aw aN, ana tue cUnst bic Transferred MS piisun-
ers 10 :! IL own boat ana placing Mir. Nrccl NJ to
watch them. oNeihguled "A OO, cunlaluinG turee
mcu. Joining the two boats hs ordered the
neignbOr- t. puil them ashore. \ lew yards
frum tue landing one Of the thieves made - d sh
al the rope with kuiic. The movement was
detected 10y the officer, VINO drew tue 90 Is
ntSrtr. As they appr Jdched, the man holding
tie Aulfe made "A lunge a. tue constable, wnu
drew MS revolver. aud the desperate dropped
hi- nand
Tho prisoners were m rcAed before Justice
| DilOWay, aud give the names Of Cdfi- GOPHER
Hotzieg, Johu Conner Jpnn ilehis. Grorge
| 1iernel, Juius Mann, ahd Thomas {. W aid IA.
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MONDAY, Aug. 21.-FLOrR AND MEAL Flom
active Tor GUY mills snd sat ext supcrnnc and NO
toa mad fary acuyc trade Corn m Al c I'VE and irnr
sIIo, csfrS siats, &C., siio@t4!o, Wcste.n spnas
wheat extras, "a 50 o,4G5; 40. ana XXX, 30
i snt u'' p,te1t ,Gss5S5 ely III pne ,Stt', 500
90 .u.nE,1 D"cSr, a4s i pr'nq ,s ieyoi
Mesicrn e. 'oss!goi nraa1I ~inc, ,5.25@i5.oo. Rye
COTTON spots easy so ulchantei saios 1877 bale.
FFs,as, ier "a gagapicn Md5dirE upsn. issi
NY ersat 1. l-idt Ausu ii 1906 Tor Sattrmoer
ecnpcr liiic. ior Jaa'ar3 aid II li3-t. 10 rdaIy
pEoy,sIoss Por, more Ire u oS.reI, cading 20
~ fn to an, ss, go W. mgss "a the Spo ss
r .cpenl cr eul sis 80 Tor Or,orcr. bacon quiet at
qet Sui iere Vas some 6u.incs, ~ hesvs pleeied rS
G sr vAe Ia 9q M Pot q, 30 ssiooo
n i'a W nnr 'c' i,e ,1ans neeenoar
59i ssr. Butter nrni st ,e nrkins aud tub.
SOc.; Western nrslns end .u.s. "a >-3r, Cleess
SolI s b d ietgIy S'.e %es.Srn dr. ase Es "a
e rIsma,a I'd icarer sc,
me- 70 or grms ~ s ., ~ s s
=. J. ios esncr ~. .prhg u for NV RED winter
> = mr. -. 2 Mnwausee No sn,bOygan held a
{lIse.sl21 4. mas ueen more sctive AZ 6ie.d5e fer
G5O5O bush al 54saSc Tor the RANG - poor fancy
$50. vc Id store for cnoce Go 43c. tor choice med
NJr,hp, cru 3Scai2c. or NJ xed sac, SOC 49, Tor
choice OH WINE state. Corn vitnpul decid G agei
scs $4,000 bush, Including lot TO warm At % s,tc
steamer Western mixed NJ bS1@674c.; bSiGG5Dc. for
sail mixed Goa SIC. On DOCK for southern white Soc
~ we .e n Nhlte o1sSc. for cnoce yellow Western.
| Also prime saii mixed for August - 55c.
SrNnRfEs -Spirits turprniu" quiet but hrfn nj 2Nfc
| Ksins SLOW at s1.55,ss1 u1lx Tor common to good
strained. Petroleum ~ nrn and quiet st i@ilAc-
for crude. IN bulls aud 1880 lPl9c TO- renne IA bills
Ocean reghts caster tor u, r,n room: but steady fot
cnartcrs with moderate trade Gram to Liverpool ~
steam, U1s UhTte-iOdd biu) do. TO CORK Tor orders
nonlinay o. or. refined petroleum To- Trieste,
o.. ia. crude do to lavre Dunkirk. a.. lu1e =
bs do. from Philadelphia to Antwerp, ., i9f. Tai
low quiet but St. adJ ~ $3.50. for prime. Wniskey dun
/ at Ell l3
| CKocERiEs-Rlo coffee was quiet ard unchanged Il
loo l6c. gold at Baltimore $50 bags sold At tvste
sale uld grade quiet and tOHintiN unchanged ldce
Wa Gull at previous rice Ii nlOasscs nothing special
trankgirCd, gn1 no changes too pl cc. Raw sugars
were very nrm. ani consequently quiet tar g. good
rtnuiug cuba, vAstuAsr saies 2l3 hds. and 10 Ots
muscovauo at ~. Eenned was Ia demsud ana hrin 81
| fur
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TnE CAPTURE or OsuAN P4SHA.
Where the Moiencgrins Trapped tho Turks
md slaughtered Them.

RAGUsA, Aug. 6.-Ihe left wing of the
Prince tNlkita) WAS az leiuui, hall an hours
~ ircn az toe valley, aud tue DIVISION OF scum
was s.nt W to Ihia point with the hulk oi tue
arllery, eve guns, To tutn l 9idol aud tdhe ,Ao
lr,uce In the rc &, wntie Osmau attacked Ga the
AOntcuc-liu r.ht, near TIE road, Muhhtdr
rested ou the rOad witn the reserve. ne Nlon-
tenegrius were CONGO ued, oalN two bundled
or three hundred showing themselves On the
ridge, aud these retre-ted as the IurAs adj
Nsured.
Ali the force appeared to be on the ridge %
the north OF tue lo"d, until :. ilih Reached
Ueidol aud turned the end 81 lhC rust, wucn he
VS. greeted WITH a furious iihc IRE from every
size, uelng IN a trap fluin nnicn hohc OF TIE
Leaning battaiiuns escaped; lot, disuia>ed, 4
OF from Tctiea., they gathered iOuud thu guns
and we're nrst snut doWA al short rangr, ANA
then, when panic ma par~y4td thein, u ASA
crca oy the yataguln- OF tue N luianeErn force.
seiin was summoned 10 sulrchdvi dhd "a Ills
rxtuslug 10 90 80 W., Instantly ca uunu.
one vi the few witne' ses WAC gOt oWdy to tell
the = DRY SAYS that round Sciih AMI tue gdns
were more tndn thOuF ana deai. bsnau iaiuA
was allowed ~ advance. supported - The main
body, untll tney were Msi ensaeed "a the dih-
cultIvs of tue gruuul. Hv was thcu cu,fg,d st,
and, with his le iuiug bNtnions, surrounded
ana captured, lhe main uodl, VITA MnJm NCrO
GUoul Que hundred Auu nltN hufltulch " Mas
aulmAns OF tue nei1hOOr4OOu, nVld out, ttIll
uEntiug against An al most Invisible eheny.
me hurlauici, quick to perceive tuat III was
over, took to nigui; VIVA iaul' seiAsd tho
wnole fenhiulug army, and heaulong hlEht u
| tho cay Ot ihitk followed, tutre only thuy
! iounG safety from tlo qulck- footed AOnleuo-
! griiis, who, NHtaghhn ~ nand, ran them uDWu m
| Toe narrow road, uosp -trnlug them ds ,ey went
| 10y. Those who soughl s"ley ny me mountain
side could sun losS escape; ami one OF my M
! lUrulauts whp had been sent vita provision
! tram from lrthigne to Bliek IN tue mOrhlng
| aud mad reached the latter place toward IA,
| made of the afternoon, SAID That scattetiua
| nrs was sun going on m the direction of ia,
! battlefield, while the road close TO Tue f1iNheO
| irack Was strcWn with uoad.
| h.uhhtar saved nlmseii, lueY said, by tho spoet
| of his horse, winch, though Mouuuci, carilet
him TO inc protection OF tue rides Of tno gsrrh
son, ana fell under NM
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FTVN W.T. TIHTT'TIV VTF I7V0J I'7I"I'T'
Captain Bunce, OF the Leonlda, 10 the
owner Of a large spitz dog, named Jack. that
was Clicked up Ia the middle OF the Sound sew
eral years ago, "a he was swimming about several
miles from land. On Tuesday the captain left
the fathfdl creature on tue T. ST Neck wharf
by some mlshap, and Jack, seeing tho vessel
some distance out IN the Day, decided 10 io-
low As the vessel was under good headway,
little notice was taken Of his jumping on the
wharf, as II was supposed that lie would soon
return. The vessel reached New York that
during the following day, nut what was the as
toni-hlnent OF tive captain aud crew, on going
W TO the deck while the vessel lay IN her dock
Ia New York on the morning OF the second dAy'
to ind the faithful creature at mis- post watching
over tito vessel In his usual manner. lie was
forty miles, however. aud could do nothing but
lie about ana recruit his strength for two oi
Three QaYs
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NEW YoRK. MonG;N. Aug. 2l.-Recelpts II
hcevcs 22G Loaf. or 1885, bead making 5,cl5
for wees against SSS 10 tAe previous week. Ine
demand was fairy sqGs g. tae su.iy, 49, the uarsgt
clos moderately nriu 40 'dvtuce 4 about i4r.
% beet IN marsct spld at lOi4 tioVc. 4. to ar -
81 ne. far to prime A.. 81 o. ur 20 d:tss 90 rs m
terror 10 common natives 10 -4!c 20 dfess ~ "a
rs. common - decent Teas auG Cn,fOSee cst 1sS
7Lpl. g, to dress jt..jj D
heceipts OF calves Nere Go head. making 1855 for
the WceA agaius 2hi6 for lsst week. Dtinanu hlOa-
ana sales How, with dowuWarI tead ncs. tIn1
mon e. prime veas sold A. 6iso.sec. n; orGiua 70
good gras>crs ri sd,1fS 20 = q al
ceiVs Of ,heei "a sniu- we're 30 car Dads ~ N
head. making 2d,7i for the week, againt e $50 Tor
the lreyious We sheep were pienty and easier with
n1era sales at i@5'lc p. tur common to prime
Lambs we're eIAue nm,r with fair business, 10
CSC. y n. the best gonC To 81 Ole.
Rec ips OF hoss we're 81 csIs. or e7e0 head mixing
1880 Tor toe week. sgllnst 1000 for tie previous
week. load q good corn.ird ONO hogs, 90. "a
average, changed HANDS alive ut 80 6Ssl 100 ns.
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YACHTING ON THE hudson.
Race Made Exciting by the Capsizing Of
one Of the Competing Vessels.

The third annual race OF the Hudson
River Yacht Club was sailed yesterday. Tho
yacAts were divided into two classes, respective
ly comprising those measuring over twenty-one
feet. aud those uUdcr that Length. silver cup
was the prize for each class, besides which there
was a special Irlze for the first boat without
time allowance. The eutr los re the Eureka,
Cara $. Irene, Annie L.. A. Blessing, Vision,
PloughOoy. Rosy IL. snd julia. In the nrst class,
an tho Laurel. Mary All II, q dssie and Onward,
IN the second The cours was from the club
house al the foot OF west Seventieth street,
around a stakeuua, ~ Fort Lee. thence around
roal on We-n0wkeu. and back u the cluo
house tue course to he sailed over twice, dis
tauce 81 about twenty miles.
he start was from an anchorage, ana AT II
O'Clock ~ gun sent the nine hrst class boats ON.
VITA cA-C commodore Fteeulgn's Annie l.. IN the
van. Five iniuutes later the iittls Graf n up
their jius aud started. lhe wiad was irtsh
! from tue northwest and the Y cuts heeled over
! under Il, requiring cateful ndlinE to prevent
cdgsizes. Tue tlaIa :. hdI Just worked ~ ~
second place with a hue chanCs VI taking "A
| prize, when sne was struck 10y niw of PEAS
| ant Valley, aud u st IN an INST ut. Before her
| crew wcrc aware Of the presence Of tue squat
| they were fDunderins Ia tue wafer. IheY
| clsnbered to the uppetmost side OF their IN
verteu craft, drifted elDiessly awhiie, aud were
| toNod 10 laod ~ a passing tugboht. Ihe Mary
| Allen WIS alsv oisaoied oy the parting oil ber
| throat halyarda.
| The Eureka. on account OF her size, mad no
| officially in obtciuing and keeping the lead,
winning tue special prize. men came 10 " III
her OF the nrst class uriLs the Annie l., beating
| her competitor, lue lrenc. ~ niue minutes As
the III class, the second class prize VIII have to
| be sallel
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THE Ex.ouEEN TsABELLA.
Her Formal Reception by the Court on her
Return to spnsu.


SANTANDFR. July 3l.-ltis Majesty Don
Alfonso, accompanied Nv her II yni Hts' ness
The Princess Of AstuItas, rived mere me u"V
before lestetdV receive Queen ls~tena, VIZ
was to land rom France yesterday. lew NO
mcnts before the rival Of the IRAN III tue
churcn bells were set III notion anu IN suus
Of the frigatc Blanca aud ne sl1Op-OI-war tdIl-
Gad thumb rcd their official welcome. VI VIZ
ula FOR wal ed the naval. mint rN' anu ciNil
aut"!ti ies, divers corp r"ti1ns, tnu a rev
private lndiv.uudls. he baid PLAYED Tue h,4si
March, nd the King shghted amid the ciithu-
siaSuc icclam"tions oI the naval ana inlntary
elements. The road from the station To Tue
Custom House, wrere he VS. to he lodged, Is
extremely sGOrt. hut 1t was denselv crowded.
he King rode a white charger, aud the
Princess u owe in all open bdruuChc. uCCuHipA-
MED ~ lazy IN waiting, Cluovas, ana q n.
Lisernl. They were foil we'd by other Minis
carriages. On arriving at the Custom House
the King and Prime, - came to TIN helcuiy -
witness the troops marcn pat. At 3 y. VI. they
visited the hospital and poothousc, and alter
word repaired to ;he Sdrdinero (oathing PLACED,
,hnv Wn,,, y" tbs tnnnire ibc uim'n.,inns<
were not general, but those OF the municipality
were pretty.
"On sunday, at about II A. NJ, his Majesty
and her ROyai llirhness embarked in hand
some pinnaCe ana were towed out ~ steam
Lunch to the entrance OF tho haruur, where the
Numanca -ironclid irigate, Of Cartogeua no
turiety--and the AVisO Fefrulano we're nnorinE.
Queen IsaUeia hid Just arrived In the Numan-
CID, and, at. er embracing her son and daughter,
emuarked III the pinnace ana landed on Tue
Ia Cninccnt quay OF ) M nder. Inc sun wa. %
not that tho troops hau neen 1ofheu W tne
shade rehind the quay, and numerous crowds
had also collected there.
Tue Queen seemed much affected. and, In
deed, aIpcared 10 have teen shedding tears
but one tniug WAS very noticeable, and coat "
"A dead silence In the or wu, broken now aud
then only bY the shrill rirGS Of TWO or three ur-
chins, VINO seemed to have been eng ged Tor he
task. Not one CRY Of welcome was To be heard
aud silently tbs rOv Il pcraOnages drove To tue
ca hruf1i, where mass was said ny me Young
bisuOD ut ; .ntinGcr, a red not inialiiOilist and
opponent II liberty Of worship.
On me royal party's cOtuing out OF the cathc-
dral, one man near me raised the cry OF viva
Isabel Segunda" but not "A single voice reptile d
aud the solitary attempt died away 10 ominOus
silence
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Haven. Conn. Wednesday, Aug. rs, bl TIE Roy Eds
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a. Quinn To MARY r., only daughter If HUI NeUod-
res. at : tni- rttV.
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ter OF Mr. \. ". Williams, al Uf stanford.
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~ the l,rN j. Lyons, NJ. u. SaltlN OF Pntutipala
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MAkREN rAGElsr-At the tuur,h OF tue Trans
ng.rati,n Lite Church Around ths Clruer." Ov tha
krV. george H. NOu-tun. sunday, Aug. %. & ore 4.
Warren uf New lUrN c!ty ~ NJ. Josephine laserl OF
IIttsne a. Mass.