, 1876-05-08

sser fau,ona In oppoeition n Dante whom, ws must
read A|toRshsr II no wish foait1 10 poAass1 hts bea-
ties, No nuat read Milton only in ffaRmsnts. Dut
these Fragments part Of thu pos'o pasimony Ut
tbs human racs."
Tic Keey motor lias becn hesrd from sza,n, Ono
Of ts enhaias!a projectors declares that IT.
IL At last assured, and that public exhibition Of ts
powers viii be lutde about the t1mc OF tho open1ng Of
tho Centennial According to thta confident perton-
ngo the hour IL fask approaching when The Of
Nee1y will bs sou.sdoA In trumpet tones throuahouk
tho civilized wosti." Tho difficulty hitherto hat bson
to find maers, Of nn,cent strength to hold ths pow
or crescd ty tho invention. Tbs pressure Of entlu.
slasn' 10 tho aquars inch Ia very heavy.
Tho visit Of tho Emperor OF Deaait to hear Moody
and sankey at the nrroromc, and tho remark Of Tho
hitter tat not ovou N Emperor his soul willa-
out submitting 10 Christ recall m anectots Of pelcr
Cartwright. 20 faoua Ia hs day - Mehodfst Minis
ter. llo VIA preaching on onn OCCASION, when Gen,
Jackson entered the church, and attracted, - AIR..
Cartwright thought, moro attention than he wss
ttlcd 10, whcrouron tho preacher Justify sang out
"Nl'o carea for Con. Jactson7 Hef1l 60 10 hell ~
quick ~ anybody II he doss not rcpcnt!"
3ir. Thomas Carlyle Ia 81 5ssrs ot ngs and has
been using his rcn publicly nnce he began to writa for
tbs Edinbarg Rtrt<ts, in 1879. ue does not lows
America Indeed, Its antpalhy to cur beautiful conn.,
try seona to increase ho grows old. Recently he u
sail to have remarked, within tho hearing Of hr. Con-
way, America il great country, but no a;sten, can
last which would give Jesus and JuiAn precisely to
sAno vots OF public nfFars." Who ioea he mean TO
represent by thtse personages7 Docs ho mesn tho
Jews by Juaas, ond tile Christians by Jcsua7 II 80,
hn would disfranehlse tho Jows; but Jews voso Ia
England and ho1d ofuce thsro weti ~ hero. Tho
Primo AiniAter Ia Jow.
atas Ela!e Hollonbeck, of Cltsk!l, hiss shown mora
ingenuity In torturing rvs sn ths faithful chyon-
icer Of events oen has occasion 10 record. Bho was
tho miatssss Of 4 Dr.. Wetmore. For Tho purpose Of
forcing separation between him and his Wife, she
wrote regularly to the lasr informing her Of tho
ccssea Of ths unoly alliance The mslsesa wroto to
the wife: "CAt tthe huaband1 gave mu material fos
now bonnet to-day. sec you Weir your old ons
yet." Again: "Ca aent me down nice littlo watch
Chriatmas aud today had beautiful ncck-handkcr-
chief with lavender boror All heard ho gayo
you your teet. It Is comfort to know that this
woman and her raramout have been brought 10 book
by friends Of tho injured woman, and theru Will be
law the subject that may not psorIo for pant
wrongs but Will as least tho wife In 1er rights
for the future.
HOTEL Ar11yALs,
Palmer Houst-J. ". GAIT Cincinnati: J. Marshall
Eskeo: T. " h1cNocey patsbnrg; j. LavjeE. prs!rio
du Gh'oa: George FRY, E9g'.ad !: Iart, Lou,on;
y ios a. dan s atT sa
Dend: H. T. raidocK and vito tksggio MtchelD. aid
70 hi4s,s. aii;sssl. Nar yotE; i: II. Msrm3daFs,
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| Paul; Madarne and Miss L. Vert, Mobile Ala; tho
lion. 9. D. smyhs. Keolnk; the lion. T. O. Pound
Wisconsin -. fremont Honse-I. c. Dun, Manager
| Da!Ys Fifth avenue Company; Col. Z. Bra'!ey,
Montreal: d. q. L. Cooke md tho lion: +. Cooke,
William viii IcKnsy and ss oe
Franchise; tho Han. g. Bprasue Detsolt Tho lion. j.
H. Hwarosant, Toronto Edward h1agmts U. s. A....
!shey nun }iutsa:-H. l. Adans, Hrocktou, Mass; ".
II. panforh Quuey: Col. 4. b1. McDougali, U. i. n;
\. lerec. New YORK; joseph 4: Dane. Boaton J. u.
1'rtco, Newark. N. j; II. T. Fuller. Racine; Il. z.
Roberts, nos:ol: Q. ". Skinner, milwaukee,; II. ii.
Angler, \. ". Ohilda, and u. GOULD, 0nshA: E. l..
Mndsiy, Eow York. :. t:ardaer !ioust-Ars Charles
Thomas; Mrs. j. =. Allen, Kalamazoo; Z. ". Dewey,
New York; ". l. steafns, Michigan 8. 8. Denuett,
Cincinnati.