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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-22
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1876.
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-11-22
street Qmoiations-5 q. N.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Arrivals and Departures.
Departures Yesterday.

~ n EUREKA n rALisABK RAiiRoA
, 1876-04-03
SUBURBAN..

The election for mombor Of tho Sohool
Board In the Oakland District on Saturday re-
suited In tho choice Of G. Ii. Hardy, who re-
oelyod II votcs, the only other candidate bolng
Morwin Church. It had BEEN understood worry
gcnoratty that Mr.. Truuhull, who bus htlod tho
place most hcceptably for the past fov years,
: would be 1e-eccted without contest, but Mr.
Hardy suddenly appeared 10 tho 1le!d inst before
tho voting began, aud in his train wero about
seventy PERSONS. Mr. 1tumbutt therefore refused
to ALLOW Lis namo to BE- used, md few frionds
OF hlE. Church made q hasty endoavor to sayo
themselves from boiug represented BY Mr.
Hardy, but tho tAtser's friopds we're In the
majority, and be achieved tho conquest OF an
ottlce.
For mombers OF tho Board Of Education In tho
Hyde Park District, r. Uudmoro was re-aocted,
aud ]. J. bennett was chosen to succeed q. ".
Dlnford.
Tho Board Of Trustees Of Hyde Park held
brief nlootlng Saturday afternoon, but thoy did
littio beside routine busiuesn. owing to tho noar
apFToacb of tlots exit from public lfo. It Ia i'm
probable that they will tranaRct any important
business previous 10 elecAnn.
, 1876-04-03
HARPER vs., SMITH.
Rich Developments Prom tsed d

Rich Developments Promised.
Special coyrespondsnes u 7ns Chteaos Tribune,
SPRINGFIELD, April 1.-1t Is known that when
tho HarperSmith trouble commenced that IT
WAS then charged that 1Inrper lost the money In
grain spccu!ations In Chicago. Tho Hon. Blu
ford Wilson. thcn Uaited statas Attorney for
this district, now Solicitor OF tho Treasury, D.
", Mum, then Supervisor OF Internal Revenue
for tho State, also Yorlon, Special Agent Of tho
Ttoaaury Department., wont to Chicago and
made a careful Investigation 81 to the Charge,
and found that thore WnA not shadow of truth
tn 1t. It Is also said here to-day thas tho prol-
nent attorney who furnished tho information to
your regular correspondent yestezday has nor
been attorney for 1iarper Ia any case ainco tho
dofachston, but on the contrary has boon Smiths
attorney aud advisor. There ato rumorB hofo that
certain legal gentleman. whose nsmo has not
yet come to Tho front could explain where soy-
esal Thousand dollars Of the money which passed.
through Hlnish's hands vent; and, when or
p'a!nod, John T, Harpe. would be o1oulpated
from al blame: THIS explanation, willingly or
un"!lllngly, will have to DO made soon, and when
1aade will astonish tho public
, 1876-04-03
A Slight Nlistnikc.


A slim gentleman Of rather aoedy appearance,
with bag In his hand. called at Danbury
ban Oh Saturday, and asked to eco the csshier.
Tho boy took good look ut tho party, whom be
Haw to bo q travelling agent Of eome kind, and
then went Into tho back room with Information.
Eo roturnod and sald tho cashier wns worry busy
lust DOW. Tho stranger got bis bag down, and,
lcnntng against tue WALL prepared TO walt.
He'll have good ttpae IL ho waita tell Mr.,
O. conoB out hore." whispered tho boy TO
tho toflor.
.'You bot" ropliod tho to1lcr with tocular
wink.
But tho man waited. Years Of experience,
porhapo, Ind taught him tho wonderful aubl!tni.
ty Of waiting. Onco the caHhtor appeared In
tho door, but soong tho bor0 still there 10 pro-
cfpitatoly 1otreatad. Shortly after he fled over
to tho other banlk to toll the cashier OF the wny
ha had outWitted tho book fond. He had
been there but moment or two when tho slim
man appeared aud asked for tho oashor. Tho
Official Of thnt bunk was obliged to admit his
presence.
II wnnt to maso deposlt Of S5,000," eaid
tho slim man. II Was goiuR to tako It to tie
other bank, but ! got tired waiting for tho
ca8hier to come Ii"
Tho cashier for whom ho had waited ehot back
to hia own institution, md when 10 got hold Of
that boy ho gavo him q clearer idoa OF singing
bounds than TO ever bad before OF will, porhaps,
over have ognin.
, 1876-04-03

orders 70 have htua Killed, ~ he wonld, u oaso @
OF aetooti9n OF tho irand IN regard 70 tho ohilda
eot. havo pocotno ne heif o. the DOMAIN; ne
WEE, now1veE, asveo tntonK@ tf1oha OF ~
wlthons hno",ng either that his pupil ia Estl M
or that hn ID hls cousin, md heir 20 tlie
01 CONAN ne :" vas, hoWo7e.: atsofWalos II IT
iekmsa nta ineau' l'tefrc beneSc"".,
the domain, and. VIZ alao mado .vste Of u. y.
1aot - seat tnosn was some suspicion Iesa.Hns sne
sex o sae Hlla young count. IL va ,is n'so I, NJ" ~
tnst ne lte vas 10 danfS. ~ .ouI az m
moaHasos % OBTAIN hs f'gnta. is.s Ho fsaaSos & noM
osof, 60 .ako Issue aRaihas nis loas1eb NV, 10.
saos. WonM moi poao's sno y11uK ~ "As ~
WOMAN unleas 10 nH,a ~ i''i nun p,Uoi VI o,nt ,t
anI It'of, i,er tnneinr.mes:sr sim learn to ioyo
eaon othef' nha tne !atsyt tuss Mo.o .uu heIo
, 1876-04-03
F. W. MAY,

6pes1a' D1snatth q TAs Chtcago IT{bunt,
EASE aAaIHAW. Mich. April 2.-Tho trial of
tie 10y. T. ". May, PASTOR Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church 1t CheEan!pg, In this county.
for adultery and conduct unhocom!ug aO hs,sttan.
is progressing, and creates Intense interest in
this section OF tho 6sato. Tho prosecution have
testod their case sitter taking tho ovldopco Of a
dozon or hfteon wisuosseH. Ons Bsore positiye-
~ 70 seeing May and wolnan In the act pf
adultery, while four OK I've testified that ho hhl
made improper advances to thnm. The lefooas
claim 1t 10 DO . wicked conspiracy, and assert hin
ability to impoach Roms Of ths IMAM vitnesses
for tue prosecution.
, 1876-04-03
RAILWAY NEWS.
Tho New Dining.Cars on the Michigan
Central.-.A Valued I'm.
provon1ont.
Something About tho Possible Combina.
tlons OF Tho Various Lines NotHcen
Chicago and New York.
The Cannda Pacific to Be Built az Coon
ns Possible.

USEFUL INNOVATION.
Tho Michigan Oontrsl Ra!lrond Company has
Ia n orc.t comfort and convnnfenca Ia fin
notrons tt,r,1h - 49,. not rtoso a sor,co ~
n. p' =, 'uvasn nsT ~ ~. o!, '',o ~. epss1oo y.
profit 10 tho road. 10 avoid tho etoppagoe
which bpd heretofore 10 bo mado Rt Lake Sta
t'on to allow tho passeugess Of tho mall md ex-
nrcss trn,na To tako brcahfa,t and Nuunor. tha
COMPANY @ baa Ind 1niit tbroo ,llnInu. % Of n
1oupaas uns LUZ p"''s sn,'o o.ntls sA's VI
superior model and conattuction for tho purpose
Of serving supper oa tho Atlantic Expreas which
lcaycs this city oyery evening, and breakfast on
tho day oxprcss which loayoa hero oycry morn
t,1n -rt,a ~ s,a, ~ ,ot,,,. ~ so,,a asr.,,
luR, VINO 'ae 'ta'n Is u u'oe'on' nho oo!o8 n"aS
with tho necosalty OF pasaengora burriody galp-
Ing down their codtsh.balis and corn-bread at
Lako Station. Thoso dlnlng-carB dtfor from
pullmans 10 thts respect that, Hi'iio ou
tho lattor tho meAls nro served Ia caEto,
on tho fornor !he wLolo bill OF faro Is sorvod
fnr 76 ccnts Aud fnt tits ann n persnn hna hs
rrons a o. riatv ~ ia voun i,nro r. IHn GrarS
s.nin -. po;Sras ~ rho ""-s 49, - thn .o.t ~,
r5 ~ - aA. Ano snau W. III y. s.!u ii 'aons M
pfoFoo pAttorns, are supplied Win ~ modofn
improvements, and Rich IN oil thelr nppoiht-
monts. Tboy wcro tk.pd up in tho shopg Of tho
Company, mud no exrcnso has boon spared 10
make them pprfoct Ii, oyery respect. Tint thoy
, 1876-04-03

ARRIVAL OF TIE COMMISSIONERS 1u THE CEHTEN-
NAL
Tho Rock Island tralu Inst night brought 10
tho city forsy-ono natives Of Japan On route To
Philadelphia. They we.o donicilod at tbe
Pacific, whcro & Th1nuNE reporter met one OK
thoir . number, III. T. N. Yosio, from
whom no gained the object Of their
trip. They aro on their wny 10 tho
Ceutonniat at tho Invitation OF tho United
gtAtos Government. The Commissioners from
tho Japanoso Government nse Y. Tanaka, X.
Omori, r. lsbiwarn, T. 1nhota. T. Asami, and T.
N. YoHio, while tho attaches aro n. Yoshikawa,
names Of the gentlemen uho come in the rolo Of
exhibitors arc u. Muramatig, s. Takakt. md s.
Akyama, from tho "6hippo-K -Kaislaa,' q. Mino-
ta, K. IT,, Il. Ikosa, III. Nakasa U.
IL. Malta, X. Asukis, q. Nazsvsa, 4. Niegaya, NJ.
Otn, ]. Sumiynna, T. YAmata, Il. Tetskh, 8.
Fuknm'. U. Fukagaws. Il. Yezoso. from the
"Koruuaba;" 8. NcahIma, Y. Wataaabo, r.
Micro, agonss to Mr: II. Asai; i. Yayo, n. Mas
Ogawn, from tho Society for the Encouragement
| OF ATT, Manufactures, and Commerce, Tho in-
| torprotcr Of the expedition Is Mr. NJ Mosos,
| from Austria
| Mr. Yosio, tho ohllging COMMISSIONER slated
TINT The party had Blrfaay shippea four car
loads Of Japanese goods, which have gone
through 70 philadelphia, wlilo thu groatoe pnrt
Of the articles to be- exhibited nro on tho.r asy.
OF Japan'a contribution to tho Centennial OF
which them nre about 900 tons OF
silks, tho otheE portion of tho goods
consisting Of chinaHsrc and other familiar
products OF Japanese manufacture. II is CT.
peotad that oil these goods will arrive In Phila-
dulphia in short timo, whero they will bo
placed In the JApanoRe Department Tho party
loft Japan on the afternoon OF tho 10th Of Match
bT tho atonfnshtp Oceanic, and landed at Fan
Francisco on tho The 26ta Of tho month. Thoy
renamed there two days. and should havo ar-
rived III Chicago carlloF but for tho Bnnw-block-
ado on the Union Pacific. Tho party leaves this
morning at o'clock by tho Ptttahusg, Fort
Wayne i Chicago route to Philadelphia. Hevornl
Of tho gentlemon have visited this country
previously some Of shom having 1eceivea thclr
education At Concord, N. H., md other places In
tho East. To o largo portion Of tho company.
howevor, thia Ia their first trip, mud
! their e1porencoe hero will doubtless
bo uoyol aud interesting. They hsvo
all ndoptod tho American costume. md prcaont
very gontlcnnnly, d.gniflod appearance. aotno
OF thom, especially tho exhibitors, appoar to bo
quito young, but the CommiasionerG have been
choscn to represent their nattvo country, and 10
show tho extont Of It's progress In the arta and
manufactures, and aro men Of mark In tho
Empire. Tho Japanese Department Will form
ono Of the moss interesting features At tho Cen
teunlAl.
, 1876-04-03

having published special dispatci To Tho affoct
that tho Acoonnte Of David DlAinloY, 1ats Pen.
sion Agent at Ohicago, woro unsettled, md That
q large balance Nns duo by him u tho 1ovorn.
nlons Mr.. DlAkeloy publishes tho following card
III the DHpatoh OF THIS ovonfnR.
The special 10 the Chicago oston ccnccrninx
my aecounts - rnuson Agent 1t chiesgo, 70 which
jasties. s haSo s 't sss5s icon reay "a a shy sny mo-
Tnent 10 adjust any bA1hnco which might result
after Tho tedious examination given by tte 0nvtru-
being notified by telegraph by Third Auditor Auh.ln
Of the amount ro1ntrcd 10 b turned nser, imued-
posltory hero, and havc tho rocoipt therefor.
.. nL4kEkFT.
, 1876-04-03
SUNDAYS LOCAL SUMMARY,

Tia Tbtn1 Ward RopubtIoan O1nb Saturday
ovcn,r, ,,o,o,r.,oS VIII, -, A,5t.,, sas Aia.s,...
n,raS w aa ~ NJ. rssa """ 1A''''" luz
-
-. -: uatVoy assumed the dut'os OF tho ohico
OF Collector OF Internal Rcvonuo Saturday. No
ont.
r,. n,r ...,,t..,.., ,,..,.u., A.,
vacaIo mnoatiau aatmrda1 a a.saod u
nasa..ou 1.i IuentIoI natuiuA5s auu passuu tos9-
on tho frat Monday 10 July aud end On tho drat
Monday Of October.
Thu nomo ~ n n r,x~o,>oo ,ro, a,,st,t., a.,
+or tst ~ ~ T,,, ~. wv ~
aIin - ta Nort,, Te.,, s t ,., .no
ot n"'tot a.. ~ to uaIuns au9
~ nrpar TIL Ss,nxSs ~ sna,, "eo'nG nelo
Nv @uAao4 oeAt ea'a1uaS osenAh6'
, 1876-04-03
CANADIAN ELECTION CASES,

9Nc1al Ulapateh % TAs Chcdao 7V1buHS.
NOMINAL, April lin tho Court Of Review,
Judgos rendered Judgment In the Huntington
County contested election case. unseatng Dr..
Cameron, Conservative, On grounds Of bribery
and corruption. In the Laval County caso, Mr,
Losanger's lCouse1yatlve) seat vaa confirmed.
CoasssTatYa, wss eonarn,od IL 1s % ssst. Ia H.
BoulangeB County case, tho petition aK4iost
liaoul Do a1oaa, 1ladical, was dRmlased With
costs. Tho above contested election casos were
for the local Legislature.
In the ChaRlbay County case, II. Pfafontatue.
nadlcal, WA confirmed in lila seat tor the Dc.
1uilion House.
, 1876-04-03

a race, you know !, ha,e somc.hinR?". And 90
ho wandered 90 ulL to. ect nd Of him. thoy
agteed 70 90 upstairs to tho laltoe' parloT and
10 presented 10 hte novl7-msda bride;
They did no, AMI 10 aud behold
ele was s1,eir witc Tho sttussfon
va suiIiciontly embarrassing, bu. tho woman
Didn't faint, but amply somarked; "Ol. Dir.
Green, glad to moek yon: your face stoIn
familiar TO mo. Mr.. Tompkins7 Somehow lilo
uaf1o soorns known to me, Mr.. Brown. seem
to rocolioct your faco, an9. relation 10 tho
browns, OF f.afaTntto. Ind. 7" And 20 on.
Truly, truth Ia stranger than fiction.
, 1876-04-03
THE DlRECT GABLE.

BosroS, april 1.-Eleotricians' tests locate tho
b.eAk In the direct cable Just inside Of 20 mics
Of Rye Beach. Tho suddenntss OF the break
soana to Indicate complete fracture. Tho
aHival Of tho Fassdsy Il e1psessd to-day to
grapp!o for TIM oAble.
, 1876-04-03

Messre. opdyok, Terry q Steel.
Importers. OF 37o broadway. Now York, aud - Boney
esrec Nottingham, have opened otlcc In this city
for tho purpose Of facilitating business NTH thoir ex-
tanslye Western trc. Tho enterprise nnd fair ieal-
ing OF this ru euHtlo them 10 largo ahara Of patrou-
sge. We ehee1tully give them front scat, md VOL
como them to our metropolis.
Goa thci. advertisement on A1st puRe,
, 1876-04-03

Epectdf CorTeapoftdtrlcs of 1hs Chicago Tribune.
LAns1So, Mich, March 81.-Tho atatemout In
recent TRIBUNE that tho Chicago h Lalto Bu.
porior Railroad would bo gobbled up by tho
Pennsylvania Company, md conflscatod Into
bsanchoa Tor the pool-lines through mortgage
On tho Indiana Division, creates dissatisfaction
hero and along tho ltne, us tho people waut II To
bo n1hdo q through limo East.
Artio!os Of association wo1o llod With tho
Secretary Of State, about two yeara ago, Of q
Company called the Chicago / Northwestern
railroad, to oatond from this city to Flint.
There is gossip among tho railroad uor bcro
that tho ofticors Of this Association say they
will place gang Of hands On tho limo Of tao
road next week.
Tho State Board Of Control awarded tho con-
Bsruotion Of tho Macktnaw Il Marquette Railroad
to Eastern parties to-day. The Company is com-
poBcd ot T. D. Loonis, Of Now London, Conn. !;
]. =: Redaeld Of Esgox, Conn. Il. D. Crosby.
". W. Lamon. and pthofs, Of New York. Tic
State grant Is 800 600 acres for the conssruction
Of 100 milos Of road.
, 1876-04-03

Lundboxg'B California Water
for toa aud bath md refreahino
, 1876-04-03

secnnd Ward Auxiliary Republican Uiubs At the sa ~
publican Hoadqusfters, Gu tho nurthoaAt cprner ~
Lake and Clark-sss. on Tncadsy evening, April y
City Republican Convention to bo voted for At IL
primary election TO DO hsld on wednesday, ihe III
inst, aud for tho transaction OF other busl.,css ~
order Of tho Executive Committees Of both Clubs.
, 1876-04-03

QUINCY, ALTON + ST. LOUIS.
Tho Chicago, burlington Il Quincy Railroad
Company has assumed tho management OF tho
Quincy, Alton L st. Louls Railroad, which will
hereafter be known " the Hannibal Division OF
tho Chicago, Burlington Il Quincy laltrosd. MIR.
n. y. Munson has boon appointed Division
HupeFluteudopts
, 1876-04-03
3lH CR18SE

alA CRo8SE.
MILWAUKEE, Apri1 2.-Tho First National
Bank Of Lacrosse closed It's doors yesterday.
Its assets md liabilities hava not 'beon aacor-
tntrnJ
, 1876-04-03
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT,

NUHTU TUWN,
Thorn will 10 d Republican ratification meot,ne !.
Turner Hall ths evening. II. T, Waite !. p W66..
John Lyle King, I. O. Huckt Col Wcaby, Ursm ~. ~
bor, and ot!lors, will speak,, eAH
, 1876-04-03

There will bo q grand Republican mass.rntcttr, =,
G.o Norlh.BfdS TnrneF Hall On Monday April is,s
nt p: N. John LJlo King, Cot ltcaiy, tiou. fh.,
lain, Gen. Mann, aud many oshsts, viii aiirsss II.
meeting. 'oe
uerman and Scandinavian speaters Will bs p+.s,,,
, 1876-04-03

II Wlo4 1VHN HIHE5D'&QELIINVB,
Etsas-mcotir9 Of Republicans 1t Atsaknllt Hall 49,
ncf OF De.palnes and Jactson-sta thia eyeuine
apeakots: /. I. nond, Z D. shor1nan, A, L. @oss
Ntss.ncettng Of Republicans at Iachnerr ual y.
x58 'htii1Aukco-av. this evening. Hpcatess: az
D. T. Mann, George ". Knox, and FRANK Arnold. @sas
Mass.tnco.ing of Republicans Al hfoors Iiail No Il,
nlue lelant.avy thts evening. BpeAtessi l.
Milist George ~ epauori A. L. Morrison, and 8. Il
, 1876-04-03

noos yesterday, tho Promior moved tho passage
OF an item Of s2,810,0 900 for the Paciao Railway.
hfr. Mackenzie gnvo IN exhaustive reylow OF
maltors connected with tho railway, md con-
trnssod tho policy Of Tho late Government with
bis own. lilo had always boon an advocate for
tho construction Of a tzans-contlncnsal road, but
had novor thought 1t was within tlo!r meaus to
construct 1t in auytlihg 1iho tho t!mo or
on tho terms proposed by tho late edminiBtra-
tfon. ao characterized sir John MaoDonads
instance Of pofitlca, Iucapaclty which had no
parallel In this or nny other country. Ifo stated
that tho Government had dect1od to ignore tho
teu-yoar limit, and would build Tho railway as
fast as tho circnmstancoH OF the Dominion
would permit. Tho limo had been iooatod from
tho Lhko OF tho Woods ncross tho he'd River,
vta Fort rally and Edmonton. through tho jas
par Aonso Pass to Fort George, IN
surveyed limos from tho cast converge Tho
ioute trvrn Fort George to the Pacific coast, 800
mics, has not yet boon decided on. It will
probably bc by. tho 1Iometica nivor and tho
besn Channel. which lios north Of tho northern
from Lake hipigon to NIpisslng, it WIS recently
stated 10 the Senate, hns boon abandoned The
explanation OF the tisst Minister evokcd constd-
gtablo discussion which Ti'l be continued
be prolonged I'LL about tho 18th inst.
RAiIHoAD.FAREs TO THE CENTENNIAL.
10 fht Editor Of Ths Chtea5o tribute:
DKs MONIES, IT,, March 91.-Thc undersigned
wiuhea you Nould stir up the railroads On tho
question of Centennial fares, Tie railroad mag
natos mako tho mistake OF putting tho ratea too
high for instance, sake 1t from Dos Moines, tho
rato sa proposed will BE- about eco. Gupposing
q NAN wants to take bis vito, tho faro alone
would bo 800, let aiono charges for eleoptng-
cars, meals, md little extras, without Which no
oue can travel with any dignity and comfort.
Suppose . pezaon Is working for, Bay, 9l00
pof month, with a family to support,
how can he afford suoh an expense Bupposo
that, prae.tcing economy no can lay by QUO
quarter Of ha salaty per year, how many such
uozsona would bo willing to spond whole ycar'a
savings TO attend the Exposition 2-and It Ia q
worry plain thing that no oou1d not spend tlirty
to Btxty days On suoh . trip for less. Il soens
to mo Tint further reduction Of 25 per cent
would 90 far toward enabling people OF moder-
ato mehns to attond thia great enterprise.
ploaae bring this quostion TO tho front, and
ohllgo constant Eoader. Respectfully,
j. iii. T..
, 1876-04-03
Dy VV0i, +, HODGES 8 co,

Tuesday, April 4, at 10 =. H.,
W shal ssll ii tho &utrs oontents Of ths lsfSs ~
stpsy brick Fssldenoo, tk5 West Tsylot-St.
&. "a Wet lAtte =
, 1876-04-03
TIE GREAT AUCTION
Boot and Shoe Sales
OF THE WEST

Are made every Wednesday by Geo.
r. Gore & Co., 60 and 10 Wabash.
ay.; and April s, ct $3.50 o. NJ, we
shall offer by catalogue the FINEST
LINES EVER OPENED IN CHI.
oAGO, to which tho attention Of 70.
tailers is invited.
Quality and quantities guaranteed.
, 1876-04-03

X
THEE ltUsnANba or THE HAME WIPE,
Three gpntlomeu happened to meet At break
fast at the Grand Pacific Hotel ono morning Inst
week. Thoy "cIe strangers to each other All
.&ero roatlinR THK CHICAGO T1lRuNE (which
they hnd purchased at s conts per copy,-they
might hAvo had 1t delivered by car1ior fol
,25 cento per week,. or. including tho Sunday
ass aes 50 ssos IT, Tssn EsaE 5as"G 99s ys sf9hs h
divorced ngata." Noticapg that bis words had
ATTRACTED the attention Of his companions, ho
apologized and explained that no lad been
|guand,m vito ohrouIclcd Ia Tue Legal 1nteIll.
;gcnoo. "she and parted" le said. In dreamy,
Retrospective manner. "in August, l872,-this
wife with pot-la dato.mlned mo 70 destroy my
aha married up In peora fellow na,ncd Tomp-
kirs." !. Tompklns ?" aail tho second gentle
man. with = sudden interest "Tompktne.
Peoria, October, ls72.-wsa hor namo Theodo:
low on nights tho lodge mot 2" ''fhe
same strauger. sho same; Shake. old psrd, " said
ths ,ss npsasT ana h9" vas sho %she
, bocond. ''But I had a rival In a stoye-lHter
for which rho Ind too much affection, and
10 January; 1876 tho courts Of Lafayette.
Ind., dissolved tho bouda between u.s.
Green, heard" II am tho rooster named
Green, and sm glad to make your acquaintance
dentlemen, knew your wife we'll for
toAstiug .fosks aud long-hhnded frying-paps.
better wifa neyer Ind hut wo parted last
December, 40 soon as could get out Of tho doc
tors banda with fracture o! The skull fin con
junction with . discussion concerning gesfinR IN
to light the fre,-also = boo.iack), md
thought tAo fscs OF our divorce Ind been
provioualy announced" 'Bus," said he
ttst. speaker. "your name, my companion
divo1cedlt vas from Brown" "Brown7 brown !"
said Mr. Tompkins1 retectisely; "thero NAs one
fellow named DroNn used 70 tag after her." " It
uust be tic same ope." "Gentlomen." said tue
. ass spsskor, rehectively, "thls IL = mos. to-
mAxkahlo coincidence. When shall we three moot
again. II don't usually drink After breakfast,
but this = special occasion aud We may, sunyn's
room togethsr to drink sueoeaa to brown,
and - they stepped up to . the bar
thoy mot . man who said: '"Gentle-
men, thus 10 my treat. I've 5ust been
divorced, aud my name IA Brown, And I'm going
70 treat the house. Give 1t nAmo aud cal! for
tho boat 10 the house." Lis three frienda shook
banda vith hm solemuly, exchanging three looks
OF intelligence a1aoug tLomaclvss, whoa Z weak
eyed young mAn walked IN dlagonaIly aud
sNds "Roe here, you tolaru hays
got 70 take bottle Of wine With me- I'm .
psQlJ,uaulA mAa bridegroom lsjQleipe " rlln