The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-06-02

eYant queslohs mat forbearance ceases t
be a Write, ana the outburst is natural, bu
Jawge and ms master should be discriminat
ing. Or psssislg the khedive has a four,
meath tuTban and Jacket. Features ar,
secured for traces of nobility or Tvcoonism
or MoguiiSl, and compilations are scrutin
lied for nanonallties. All are studying each
and each Il examining the collection. Wha
may be the result Is in the womb of the fu
ture. The sensational is in order, and We
ali fall intQ line, spoke of the great sensa
tionalist Dom Pedro, in my last, and attemp
ted an explanation of the =" Ddn1u mn I
have been IN elrpf. l was Inspecting an
enormous ocomotive to-day, made for the
emperor oi Brazil, weight Of the engine six.
ty-Gve tons also beautiful car marked
Companhia SAD Pauls, Rio de Janeiro, and
on the paisl, Dom Pedro. \ plainly dressed
bit q 1erg poate gentleman accosted me-
"Can YOU leil NE what Dam stands for Y'i
] said no, not exactly: A bystander over
/ hearing the question, enthusiastically said
" That, sir, IS an abbreviation, sir of Do
minicker. Hls Majesty's titles, sir are Do
! minicker Bnstar Braganza, SIR" Thanks
/ Where he obtained his information your de-
/ pdncnt knqkeA not. The emperor is pa.
[ tronizing Philadelphia extensively in the
line of. rolling sock. SEhe first railroad was
constructedin IN lrdzil on 90lh April, 1854.
VISITeRsfo TIrE Ci.NTENNfAt.
( Their name iaegiOn. have been graft
\
Coy. Elishe zsrry, of Washington Terri
tory, Ex-( (5ssS Brown, of Tennessee, tx
GOV. Stesfns. 81 New Hampshire, Ex-Gov.
Ioel Pyfiser, of Ncw Jersey. and other gen
tlenyd from diiiyrent sections OF The c8un-
try From grouping OF ideas from the list
ofgentlemen have met of all shades of pol
dies am led 10 confirmation of an opinion
means often expressed; the centennial
peace.
rtecRtI sNpore.
The Kansas State building VIII have a sell
nine feet in diameter, over an entrance with
a map OF the state l2X25 suspended beneath.
Only four serious casualties since the open
ing. Police system thorough. RowePs news
paper Pavilion is having the finishing touches
pat on. " is the most eligible building on
the gfotnds Ile future OF the exhibition is
in the hands Of the Presto be a financial
success II must le advertised: Admissions
May 10th, seyeng-siX thousand two hundred
and sixteen; Ma, 1lth, fourteen thousand sew
en- hundred and thirteen; MAY 18th ten thou-
sand two hundred and fartv-twe. Fitgaerald
and Forney, twoof Philadelphia's most inhu-
ential lournalistslre clamorous for Sunda eN-
hibitiOn. Gen. Wilder of Tennessee, left for
home to-day. / larn he viii soon return.
On taking car il Philadelphia for the CEN
tennial grounds ie sure 10 ask, " If this car
gueS ihrOugh,' ami thus save Yourself lnuth
annoyance. Giluore'S famous band gives
concerts daily, mGning and afternoon, in the
lkain building FREE 20 visitors; the music is
worth the entrane fee. II you come to the
exhibition bring Lunch to the eiouiids, OF
else eat a late and hearty breakfast, then
postpone your dinner until your return to
the city, by which YOU avoid the extra
charges incidsnta to patrUnizihg a restaura-
teur on the grounds. These gentlemen have
paid large sums fT their privileges, and nee
essariiy must ehage more than the ordinary
prices. Lovers billiards VIII take notice
that a grand iilliiyd tournament begins TO-
day. The participants are: William Sexton
Maurice DAILY, Gorge Slosson, Melvin Fos-
ter, Jno. Bessuner, a. p. Rudolph, Albert
GARNER, Joseph Dyon, Cyrille Dyon, and
Louis Shaw, chaDpions of the world. The
cash prizes amount to 100000. The judges
Of award have ben partially appointed; The
published list incorrect The foreign
judges receive 100000, those from the
United States, $4,000. Workmen are not al
lowed to leave tie centennial grounds for
dinner; II so, II at tue risk of losing fifty
rents, which thtyrnust pat IN gel back this
sectas q restauran corner.
One OF the mostelegant residences in the
city is that OF GeoW. Childs, Of the I.edccr
Twenty-seeond ano Walnut So much f#r
s"ccessfUl journalism. What a pity that g.
". c. writes such e1ecrable verse Tennes-
see makes the best showing of Iron ore. and
the hdndsomes. specimen OF marble Is from
the same state.
For The hensGt Of tie rroclisal men aad
ieChanics-raiIoad ana other working-men
who read the paPrs, give the names of the
leading engineers III council, both foreign
and American: Sir Edmund Barrk. Bf the |
Victorian Ingineering Commission; Angus /
tus Morris, Esq, Of the New South Wales !
Commission .Eml BouSewitz, Of the Swedish /
Commission; John +. Ieey, Commissioner 1
ot LiT!l Engineering FOR Switzerland /
Messrs. John and oseph Wilson, engineers /
of Philadelphia; Carl Danielson, representa-
tive of the iron interests of Sweden: GuSta- /
vus Uhr, of the Swedish department, and Ju-
liam pehy. Relgim commissioner. or tho 4
members OF the association there were in at
Prof Wm. p. Blake, J. b. Britton,
Prof. T. =. Cox Of Indiana, +. y. Coke, II.
". Raymond, j. y. Alexander, VIM. G..
\ ellison, A. l. Hally, John b. Price, VIM.
Wm. Meinor Roberts, chief engi
neer of the Northern Pacific Railroad, YIN.
sellers, JOHN b0gart, chief engineer New
Pork, and Chas. L. Emory, of New York.
Have no uneasiness about obtaining ac
To be perfectly comfortable.
come before the 4th of July, or after that PEE
rod, as there will Ue a pressure on that oc-
,aSion. Good board and lodgings, 8. 80 per
iieml For yaans meh who wish l5CSiag.
good room, and clean bedding, can be OBJ
aimed for one dollar a night, which is fifty
;ents each cheap enough Any informa-
ion of intertstt6 ypur reaHets will he fpr-
liShed gratult5usy and cheerfully by adj
iressing your correspondent bureau of cor
to 607 Chestnut ST., Philadcl-
1hla. Mississippi has one of the most tastT
buildings on the grouitd. II Is q log Cottage
trimmed in with Spanish moss. Sixty-eight
iitierent kinds of wood finish the interior;
7arnished TO show the Craining. Bravo for
Mississippi hT gates goes to The grounds,
money received at SO, six for compliments
les, twenty-fonr for exhibitors, eleven for
Tal afrIn Of
press coming to the centenpiah will nlsass
thisef cut this sip out.
The main entrance to the grounds is at the
Intersection OF Belmont and Elm avenues \
ew doors IRON the entrance is posted, press
furnished here, and you present your pass
1t entrance No. 81, marked IN large letters
,ver the door. Press head quarters, Judges
Hall. The stuffed skin uf the eieat tfotting
.tallion George NJ. Patchen occupies a posi-
ion in the shafts of a Gatling gun in the or
finance department. The board of finance
'eceive a royalty OF thirty cents on each bar
rel of beer sold within the grounds. No
music ail0wedin in the hotels or saloons con-
iguous to the grounds on Sunday. Don't be
'ajoled, and buy cheap shirts marked 81 on
md $l.25 n good article is s2.EO, and like all
,ood articles is worth what it is marked.
heap goods la paradox, are dear at any
lrice. There are eight hundred letters from
exhibitors applyipg for space unanswered.
arrangements miy show an approximation TO |
completion. Oar agriculturist and stoel<
-aisers may be Interested IN ths following
4 stuffed chesterhct Is on exhibition that
weighed when slaughtered one thousand
hree hundred aud seven pounds. He was
aised by Hon. LemUel Croyden ef Sew |
measured eight feet ten inches
n length and was three feet and six iRBhes |
ligh. While fattening he gained oHe hhns
lred and twp pounds q month for eight |
months. The plOw of Daniel Webster is on |
exhibition made by himself in 1897. 1t is a |
breaking plow fourteen feet lnne yvitb A ten |
oot beam, and has the following ideas the |
{ immortal Daniel" inscribed upon II.
When have hold of the handle OF NV big |
,low, with four yoke of oxen 10 null il |
through and hear the Knots crack. and see |
he stumps all go under the furrow and out |
# sight, and observe the cleared and mel |
owed surface Of the plowed land. feel more |
over my achievement than comes |
rom my encounters IN public life at Wash |
ngton." There is an OK ON exhibition ad- |
dining the prounds, gross weight four thou.
and pounds.
l am glad to say that by NV next letter |
may pe completed and goods and |
machinery so far arranged and ne, fectaJ |
hat | can furnish Your readers with an in
elligent account IN detail of the practical |
of this centennial exhibition. a 90.
movement utilized for mans i'm
,rovement that stands in the worlds bi.,net,
Without parallel
JOSEPH BARBIERE. !
n order to act intelligentlv AGAINST
he cotton worm, soDtharn ,1s,, - -