davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-05-29
Garopdi(dt Madridtfn.

Sreiourg. Der 70 lanse an6 Il leb.
baft seflbrte Streit iber ben Plas, aui
usldem oas @erbsrosnfmal aufaelteW
peroen ioa, 1T pis in lestsr Nnmme,
bereits furs eriudbnt, nunmsbr enoaiitia
entlhieoen. Nahoem ber ausiduE
Der AunltuerltanOiseu, Saruntsr YroIel.
lor Wost con &arlsrube, Der Serti9er
oeS prcissetronten Denfmals, fid Elm.
~ltllumis fur ben BIAS aui Der &aiIer'
ltraBe 3wiiden ber &arlstaierae uno
benz ROmmanSantenbauie .ntldtsbsn
bat baben audi Die ltdotiiden Seboroeu
lid oisier @ntideiouns anseiAloHsn
uno Die Iusiibruns bsS Documents
aut biciem %asc nad) einem SiBunss.
belAIuB BON Is. anseorbust. Der
Uicrleitise unterbau nit an Den @dsu
oes Sodels a~bserunbeten Soriprausen.
auf .usldcn Die Siyuren, cir &auouier.
eth Snfanterili, Elm QanOwebrmaun uno
Elm Orasouer, 81 lteben fommeu, 1T bon
Dem Stetnmeemelltsr 2uratt oabier aus
srobtSrniscn 9ranit aus benz Shwar3s
wate bereltS sefcrti9t unb MIR nit Der
2e9uus beS unterbaues in ben aahitea
1ascn ibon b%esonnen wsroen. SIN
Spdtiommer fol- SaS Monument aui.
sslteut unS fcltlid sin9epeibt wsrben.
Oas sroBortlse Oenfmal luirc elm aus
Seitrascn pes Bottles srri9tetes Dan.
tes5elhem unl ereS Nauoes fiir oaS IA.
NrmcetorpS uno ieinen tapIsren 6ibrer,
@suerat D. Wcroer, iein uno fur Die
tommenoen @tl1led)tcr ltetS cine Griu-
uerun9 oil oic rubmrsiAsn Sample Der
Sabre 1870 unb 1871 uub an Die PSI.
Oerperlttuuns oss osutiAen &aiierrsi9ea
Dtslbeu.
Dor einis.n Tasen ii bier ber S.ni.
OF oer baoll9en IsrSts, Der @roBb.
4rntsdirnrs a. .. 9srr Sebanian
6auer, IN letnem 81. Sabre ans benz
9cben SeiAlcoeu. Derielbs iunttiouirte
Triger clne Geibe BON Desennicm als
eaaOdirura in Walbsbut.
Seieer6erg. Der &onis BON Gawe.
ben bat Dem @eb. 6atb FroleGor 81.
6rieoreid bieri:lblt oaS &ommanbeur.
treu3 l. &Iaiie osS ihwsbilhsn Morbs
lternoroeu8 nit &rone uno Gtern anl
lb~usfel9eIbcu Sauo. uerlisbsu.
Der bislige Staotratb bat beldloTen,
wcscu oer baulidsn Grbaltuns b.S Qeis
oelberssr S6IOiieS semsinidaftli@ NIT
henn Ghl0Rcereln. belien Wfittel niht
, 1876-05-29

~@mma-"Dline lhulbis gemadt baden,
beabIi9tise, Die &%ronjuritcn, Die oe!ref>
fenoen DISQUALIFICATION in Inflase gu
DerIebcn.
Sn Dem. britli6en Nnterbaule wuyoe
seItern Ibeno Die r5Diprin9-8iq" gum
oritten Male perleien.
Serr 6ranf 3ees, Der &ep~rdientant
Der 8optsglubs Der amerifanil1en Col.
le9es, sit Don Oubliu, Srlano. absereiit,
obne cine WooiIitation Der nit Dem
8ootsGlub Der Oubliner uniperlitdt ee.
trOffeaen nebereintunft in 8cSus auI Gle
3esatta in 5arato9a beapedt ~ BADEN.
, 1876-05-29
Stslien.

g o m, q. Mai. 9ie fransDiidsn,
6freidiiden uno ipaniidm 9esotioneu
in Som iollen in &arSc 5u@elanbtidaf=
ten erboben weroen.
Sas Gomiie oes italienii6cn parla.
menis, wclAem Der 8aIeler Wsrtrag 3u-
sespielen uorecn lit, bat beiAloHen, se=
sea eenieIben su beridten.
, 1876-05-29
GngianD.

3 II, 27. Mai. SIN l1nterbaule
asiste ST. galan, 9iberaler, seltern
Nadmittas an, bab er am Monto9 Srn.
9israeli frasen ,peroe, Oh Die &c9ieruus
inIolse Der ldlperen Gntbiiaunscn. mel.
DIE in Waibinston Dor Dem GOmite oes
Muswdrtisen int &epraIentantsnbauis
i'm 8strelf seuilier britii9er untertba-
men gemaAt woroen ieien uno wslGt
Scisten, oab li4 oielelben elmer Inter
oriidins Der SbatIa4en nno i9,pinole.
rider Wpripiesslunsen int Pruipette Der
, 1876-05-29
3lrfei.

Con tontinopeL 81. Mai. Ser
vGourier T'DrientA %bebauptet, baB in
oemjenisen Sbeil BON 8ulsarien. in ,pcl
Aem Der Nufiianb witbet, 11S 95rier,
,pclAe ebemals bon 100000 Wfeni9en
bewobnt wMroen, ben 6!ammen suln
Opfer fielen-
, 1876-05-29
Die Tohkur, @


1T .b%eitimmt. bas sanas bisberise Seilueeiobren inns
5uitoBen. Die Sur ptrb burb oas Iogenannte
SoDbao nno bur9 Gtnnebn'en pom SobptIner
bewtrft Gie gob9docr betDen an, no bic &~rantbett
ibren Stb bat, NJ ttef lie ltegt, unb sn elei6cr
9sit sei9en fe bic 2eben5troit hes Tleu19ea an.
IauIenbe Sino tn ben testeh spet Sabreu in Der
@~aoesNulto(t, "a Stcnton Str,, Ncp glorf, 9cbetlt
rporben. Inter ben @ebetlten befiltocm i6 ptelc
fd non auoeren S1eern Oaburd, boB Iie btreft ouf
bic Grantbeit et~nptrten, n+e ben rranfen Stoif ents
ferner, In pelbcr Notm er aud sum @oribein
TONNE. Ste iinb ein 8erbrennungss ODER ausi3eis
bunessproceb Der Grautbeitsitofie. Sober Sranfe
rptr6 bel Der Wnpenoun9 btsier Cur i~osuIa9en ietn
eisener @rstt. @ctn Scenario tur9 bieie Sdoer ees
beilt TIT, 10 TT e. wtrtii4 nnb rabital ssRetIt. nab
renb na5 ber bisbertsen Setlmetbobe BITE MitteI
eewSbnlih seidbrlt9er inb als Bite Rrontbetticlbit,
nnb ii3 Siters eth gangs Seer ieeunSarer &rants
bstten e%initeat. Y
unb auberliA, %turircn, 70 itno bod Bite @irtungen
bel ioleenbtn Erantbeitcn, b~eioubers mern ie fi6
nod In acutem 5%uitanbe %6cfnSen, sana auberorOsnts
lid: Nteber, ielblt Ierpens nno Spphusicber,
iartrt' s sssa s9a "nS a @aasssaV4 %a aNs na ,oirS.,
~beionperS BET jungen eeuten u. TN eriteR Stadium,
ssw0bnlid Iet4t tnrirt. gSa0etjndlt, Wbcns
mSattSmas iDsrSen Oft ishr i9ntat esbeilt;
tDpbtIttitde &rantbsttsn in iebem Sraoe. 4et
&nkeren 6rantbeiten, Branbmuneen, &es
fd)ipiret, .serepbeln &C; u bic 8irtuns eire
plSsltde u. tl9tbars.. WON'T eth gao TT btnret4sno,
gensrebS unb bic io9enannte $arws ober
Sacferrnbr (eine bts iest unbeilbate &runtbsit)
rSsurben e.beilt. Bet lestercr Srantbeit seben rs
prosent Ses 5uderitoiics init iebsm SoOe Sur@ BEN
Die gabes nnb ginnebnes Qurper rperbsn rad
f:Sert Nlab INT eunbe p~erIonbt, Der S3reis Res
Sobcs9nlpers 1T So, Der bes Ginnebme : 0n!psrs
81. Miau Iaie ii@ cine Sroidire lber be sobfar
N ensIlder oSsr bsntider Sprade fdtden.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
"a Stanion Ctr. (Box 1901
&ew 0ort.
, 1876-05-29
Meuslts tsleer. gepslbfa.
Genti4IanD.

8~erIin, 27. Mai. Sic @npdlte
aes @rofsn BON Grnim protsitiren ge=
9en bic Yeroronnuocn, ipelde Uebuts
8erbaituns bcHelben e%rlailen 'purotn,
lno TO bern, bob in Mnbctradt Der 9e-
ihmddtem @eiunoAeit beg @rafen Die
Musfibruns oes iiber oenlelben oerbdn9-
ten urtbeils Monate periAoben peroe.
4aris, ~. Mai- 9as .Seournal
bes 9cbats" perDfientlidt einen an9sb-
lid ridtisen Seri6t Deg Snbaits Dee bel
Der 8erliner Gonferen5 ocyfabten Memos
ranoums. Sic Ginleituiig erfldrt, oab
Den Norhmd1ien Die mpraIiihe pfl1t
obliest, bic 8%eoinsunsen Der @noraliD'-
i6en Gpte, melAe Der Sultan aanabm,
our @usIiibrung su brlnsen, nno boB oIc
Grbaltun9 Deg Sr!coens bon Der ausilib
rung hieler 8eoin9unsen abbdngt. Ser
Snltau bdite bis jebt 9ldts sstban,
mas oen Sanatismus Der Mobameoaner
srmutbist bate. Die Grdusltat in So.
lpni9i lei Der 30seruns Der Yforte au=
5Mhreiben. 9as Memoranbum erildrt.
Die @orbmd6te icien auf ful9enoea
4unften einueritanoen:
/. Elm 6peimOnotIider @oHsnitia-
iluno, mdbreno weIdsm boIisntli9 Elm
GinperltanoniB aaf oer Yoliis Der
Mnoralip'iden GOte erreiAt miiroe;
2. Die Yforte iibernlmHat Die @ieoer-
bsrlteluns Ser drilhiden Wobnunsen
auo&irden, periorgt oie@isenibiirler Der
1slben ani l Sa6r mitSebensmittelu. uno
ertldrt Die entIlobenen Gbripen auf Ore
Sabre mad ibrcr &iidfebr iteuerfrei;
8. Die 2%ebeusmittel weroen BON elmer
gommiilion beiisbeno aus Den beioen &s
Iisioneu Der Sersesopina (rGmil9-ta-
tbolilb unb 9rie9iih .falbolii6) uuter Ell
mem Ariltliasn Yraiiosntcn pertbeilt;
4. Die tiirtlldcn Sruppen weroen aus
alien Sbeilen Der 9alalleniaoten nit
slusuabme uon feds bcielistcn Stabtens
bis Die %uoltduoise BaeiltatiOn Des
2anoes erreidt it, SuriidsssOsen;
5. oieserbesopincr lesen uidt eber Die
98affsn nisbsr, bic bisMAbameoansr oas
@lsiGe 9etban baben, unO Die nsrlprode
men &cformen aussefiibrt iuprben iino |
6. Die g%oniuln ooer Wertreter Der
AriHli9snMddte beaufidtiscn oie9lus- |
fiibrune Der &eiormsu. unb beiOnoers Die
9iiidtebr Der entlobenen gbriiien.
Gie Noie ldlisbl nit Der grflaruue.
bab, tpenn Der Baffeniiaitano abIduit,
pbns bas seuinidts3isl be~roeiSufibrsn,
Die Mddte wirfunssooQere Wtittel snm
Sduse Der @britsn ersreiien miiroen.
2onbp n, 81. Mai. Cine Wisnsr
Scpdde bes xStanoarb' mclbst DAB
Die Y~eoinaunsen zines u @a6eaiiiQ
itanoes in Dem Eager Der Sarten io,pObl.
ofs in Dem Der Snlarseuten ldou in 81
ratbHn9 sejpsen worpen, unb oaB Die
Bforte Seisbl an Mufbtar Yai4a erlal
fen bat, bic 6einoidisfeiten iobalO ols
mOslid einSuitcaen.
Ser Barrier Correspondent bes Sc
lesrapb" ia9t: ~Sic Note Der 8crliuer
Gonieren3 miro m6sll1erweile por Der
90no suriif9ebalten weroen in Der SoIf. !
nrns. oaB Die Wusele9enbeit our6 cine
curOpdiide GOnisrens in Oronuns &C.
bra6t miro. Wt,ttlerpcilc lit es lebr wabr
i9cinli6, boB Die orei SANGER luieoer in
GINS aulummenfommen ocroen."
, 1876-05-29

re- THE CIRCULATION OF THE
STATS GAZETTE is LAGER THAN
THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALI
THE OTHER DAILY GERMAN NEWS.
PAPERS OF THE STATE.
, 1876-05-29
Tranfreib.

Baris, 81. Mai. Sie Scputirtsn=
fau,mer rabm seiiern cine &siolution
an, tuel6e auf Nnnabme oes @siebes in
8e5us auf oos Gedt Der Gesierun9. Uni
neriitats= 0iplome gu perleibsn, br,nsi.
, 1876-05-29
gSirqinia GtaatS>Wa5etTe
tas,,p bsrsussssebeu sSn
3pbn j. E II.
ga. 3pSlitc stra6e.
hmo II 3, g a.
greiie Der Mnseigetls

WTttIe UGt Wu5s1B1Wo
Giu Square, Elm IRal e9oo
Gtn Gauare, ,mei Wal
Yin Sanare, bret Wfdl aoS
CIV GM Ssaars s;msn S0ona. 700
Gin Sanare. bret @fcndtt aooU
tSrSs,re @nsstsen wereen biatsT serf@net
Qdt pber .peniser Bel sn Ollbsn ftaen Square.
@ae gsussisen iinb In, gsraus III 5ablen~
Die 3eituns Nib IN ot,t u,enb H1s lin.
asacnp Bon ben IrGeesn tir IS Gents per
Wcde auseetragen.
, 1876-05-29
GeRrei1.

Wien, 81. Moi. Ser 6frei6ii9e
@cneralitabs .gbei 5eiomari@aQ Baron
BON Sobn 1T gcftorben.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

A few years ago an English woman
ramed Th0mpkins, who kept shop .
Pera. summoned from England to aid Mel
10 her business Young niece who proves
to be extremely pretty and no less intelli
gent. Soon after her arrival she took i,
into her head to sta''y Turkish. represent
ing to her aunt that such knowlcdg.
would be Of great advantage to theil
trade, q the Turkish ladies would natur
ally pr, fer to make their purchases where
they could be understood without the aid
of AZ interpreter. As the young girl wa,
at once clever, ambitious and industrious
she eoon succeeded in acquiring the Ian
guage, aod numbers of the noblrst Turk
ieh families came to the English shop
One day the pretty niece went to the ha-
rem of Prince Aurad TO take home some
articles ordered by his principal wife.
She never returned, and when her aun,
went IN search of her, she received . cool
message Of farewell from the y.une lady
herself. who had become the fourth wiit
of the heir to the throne, who 10 the pres
ent Sultan
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

An old chap. ~ broad between tht
shoulders q a door 10 wide, and the dus
on his boots proving that he hsd entered
the city BY the highwsy, took seat il
the Grand Circue Park yesterday. There
were half . dozen young fellows on the
benches around him, and one of them
wsnted to wager with another that ht
could read the Strangers character cor
r, city by looking into his face. Prelimi'
naries b.:ag settled be commenced:
"He was educated for the pulpit,
should say, but, having such big feet, ht
,nrned his attention to MASKING hills. Ht
is not . bad man. yet he ioyes whisky,
and won = pay his honest debts. l should
say that he thrashed his wife, dcad-head-
ed hotels, and hal rather eat than work. y
The stranger didn't seem to hear. but,
waiting until the young man had finished
he walked over to him. lifted him up by
the hair, forped him over the bench, and
sat Gown with the remark:
IF there is anything else peculiar
about my looks let's have It,
If there was the young man didn't say
so.-[Dctroit Free Press.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
Burden Bearers.
BY MRS. n. A. HOLT.

There are some people in the world
that seem created to ''bear burdens.
While others journey along. free from
care. duties and trials. they are constantly
bearing heavy burdens and walking IN tn
silent valley Of duty. where there are nt
hours untouched by shadows and wesr'
ness. While other feet trip along %
lightly, theirs freed upon thor"s and
bramblrs At every step. While others are
50 free from hard duties and crosses,
hey walk the rugged way of toll from
morning until night There are no
Jays of rest for them-no ''grt en- place
10 life where they may willie away the
Passing m"lnents.
Only one dreary march OF toll and
trials come up before them. aud they
pass onward through life. known only ~
..burdens - 1t may seem to come IT.
tie strange how uncqus')y Lurdcns are
placed upon human beings. And 70 oil,
!, is . matter tat cannot be readily ex.
9l0eu. HI tuC 'kC9 Wv w wv
!. srm III" mysterious secret. .soo under
stand It all.
Yet We have the impression that tnt
crosses aud burdens which We besr in
this life, will g:.in crowns Of brightness IN
the one to come. After t"il triumph Nm
victory always comes. After the dark
night the sweet night Of day floods the
earth, and the balmy epring' ime comes
Mt. the long wiut'r has passed away
So we think that when We lay oil O.
our burdens down by the side Of he river.
we shall take up crowns of gold when
our feet touch the golden sands upon the
other si'ie.
It is \ blessed thought, that God
knows Who hear the burden In this life
He knows oil about the tears and wesrt'
ness and he is slready at work in prepa'r-
ing the crowns. Every time there Is .
wound, and groan that cannot be sup
pressed, He touches the crown with :
star or q new lustre of brightness. J.
will BE- in readiness when the ''burden
bearer" gees home.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

A correspondent Of the Farmer Advo.
cate aoys thaf several years ago On asRi-
|culsussl writer observed his bull b b
free from lice, but not % with NE FssS of
Ibis cattle. and - csms 70 the coselusioa
|thst the habit q paving dirt over himself
must have the effect of keeping lice Oh
the bull, ana he tried dry Garth On the
rest Of his cattle. with the most sat'sfsc-
tory result. Dves -stuos reading that
statement hs has used 80 rsmsdy or pre-
ventive against lice but dry earth, and
|hss found u perfectly e61c1cious.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

A Meteorological correspondent writes
to the Hartford Post that the hottest
weather in Connecticut during tho pest
century, occurred eiehsy.6ve years ago
this summer (17oi), when the murcury
ranged from 50 to lis degrees II The shade.
That yeas will be long ooted for bsing dry
and hot. For ose husdred and twenty
days from the first Of May until the nrss
of Septembes, the sun came burning
down out Of cloudlsss sky, and II 10 said
that our foreisthess gathered in their re-
|spectivs places Of worship sad pesysd
more earnestly for rain than they ever did
for salsa'ion. This VS. the most terrible
drought svef known in New England, and
many Of the inhabitants sent 10 England
for hoy end GrsiD.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
Mrs Tilton-The Truth About
Her.

Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.
The exact truth about the present rela
lions between Mr.. ard Mrs. Ti!t0n Il
this, When Tilton vas fome to spent
the holidays, he sent his two daughters tt
see their mother and carry her flowers
and they were rudely renaised. He made
known to her lawyer that, If she was M
provided for. he would gladly send her q
check for $1,000. She sent back WORT
that she wonld die before she would ever
receive dollar from HIM. On returning
from his lecture tour, two mouths ago
Tilton one day received = note from q
venerable and we'll known lawyer, asking
him to call at his office. He called, The
lawyer announced that he had superseded
Mr.. Wheeler, Mrs. Tilton's forre er law
yer; that the purse of 81, 200 raised BY
Plymouth church for Mrs. Til,on's sup
port, of which MIR. Agustus Storrs was
the slmoner. was entirely exhausted; and
that she was living by her own hard
labor; and that che requested that b.
(Tilton) would contribute to her support.
Mr.. Tilton replied that lie had always
been willing to support Mrs. Tilton with
out any regard to her feelings toward
him or others; and he drew on the spot.
and placed 10 the lawyers hands, check
for 81 ,O00 The money on the check was
drawn the next day, and Mrs Tilton b Is
been ever since, and Is now. living upon
it, She 10 apparently deserted. by the Ply
mouth church people, only one or two OF
tt'cm ever calling upon her, and that ..
long intervals. Az to the children, the
case is simply this: that they live exactly
where they please Three OF them choose
10 live with their father. and the fourth
will follow soon. There is not the least
constraint, under ''the laws of the State
of New jersey" or otherwise. The sue
cess OF Ioulton in the Supreme Court
and the probability that the Gaze will soon
come up for trial. have excited public in
terest IN the unpleasant controversy anew.
JEROME
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
County Officers.

J. S. Mcn,. nhaIl Chairman Board Z. q
~. &. Mcndenhall
G w. Wakefield
Probate Judgc--A. ID. Mcpherson.
Clerk and Recorder-A. J. Malin.
Shcritf-Sllas Kals'On.
Trcasurrr-J ID. McC amman
Superintendent Pub. 1n.-F. J.. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner J. C. Swi'Zler.
Asscssor-B. NJ Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
A Boy's Competition ON Men

a RSOyS U omPoelCaOm ON mems
Hens is curious animals. They don 7
have no nose, nor no teeth, nor no ears
They sws!ler vittels whole, and chew i
up In their crops inside Of em. The out
side Of hens is eener lily put into pillers
and made into feather busters. The in
side of hen is sometimes 6lled up will
marbles, and SHIRT buttons, and eich. A
hen is very much smaller than good
many other ANIMALS, but they'll dig "
more tomato plants than anything thai
ain't hen. Hens is very useful to 10y
eggs for plum pudding. Bet your lite
like plum-pudding. Skinny Bates eat 81
much plum pudding once, that it Get him
into collery. Hens has got wings, and
can hy when they are scart. cut my
uncle williams hens neck off with Z
hatchet, and it scarf her 10 death. H-ns
|sometImes mskes very hne spring chik'
kens II Boston Courier.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
WRIGHT l. ALLEN, Prop'rs.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Federal and Territorial Omcer

F5deral ana Iorr1COT1dl O0Co1o'
Govcrnor-Benj. F. Potts, Helena.
Sccretary-J. L. Galloway, Helena.
Audi,or-D. II. Gu, hbert, Hell ma.
Treasurcr-D. II. Weston, Helena.
Chief Justicc-D. S. Wade, Helena.
Associate Justiccs-H. n Blake, Virginia
City, Hiram Knowles. Deer Lodge:
L. Dist. Att'y-M. G. Page, Helena:
Surveyor General-A. J. Smith, Helena
u. .Marshal-Wm F. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rev.--T. p. Fuller, Helena
Collector Customs-T. A. Cummings
Helena.
Us. Examining Surgeons-Chas: Mussig
brod, Deer Lodge; Thos. Recce, Helena.
u. S. Com'rs-John Potter, Hamilton
Bozcman Land District-E. w. Willett
Register; v. Bogert, Receiver: BOzcmar
Helena Land District-W. G. Child
Register; Ii. NJ. Keyser. Receiver: Helens
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

The wife of = villager in Poo'ou, Ire
land, after . protrscted illness, fell into q
|stste OF coma, and was believed to be
dead. AZ usual among the very pool
peasaptry there, the body wss folded in q
sheet and carried to the grave uncodinfd.
on the way to the graveyard the body had
Ito be carried through thlcket. where The
underwood consisted principally of thorn
bushes, and. in passing through, the sup.
posed corpse awakened from the trance
|by the prickles. Fourteen yafs after
wards the woman really died, end on the
way to the grave the came route was tax.
len. Az the mourness approached the
|thicket the husband called ont vigorous
y: Take care-d0n = 20 near the thorn
bushe~l"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01
Darrell Drew's Losses.

"Unc!e Daniel'' Drew has had TO tell
how it all happened to the attorney of biz
assignee. His ''iust Losses was in eighteen
hunder seventy three on the corner of
Nor. west. He lost about million. The
next large loss was in Way bosh-Way
bosh n'Can 'da Sethern, at least million.
The next big loss was fifteen or sixteen
months ago. He was very short of Way
bosh, and they bought it all in. He los,
shout twer hundred thousand there. "
Then he lost on Lake Shore ''mos' n three
|or four hundred thoussn' dollars; an
Canton, he lost three or four hundret,
|th0usan' there"
The trouble was largely his brokers who
would sell Lake Shore and Canton, altho
hey bad margins. 1t all came from
'.speckerlation." And, as he held large
sums in trust for his grandchildren and
tailed TO secure them, they lost their prop
erty; while the Madison and Wesleyan
Universities, which no undertook to en-
dow, not with endowmtnts, but by pay.
'ne an annual sum of interest on endow-
ments, are sadly .'Out'' of funds. He did
his business diffrunt from anybody else
depended upon the men to be honest
The worst things about his ''misfortin
IS that he didn I do right when he coul1l
If done it, and his grandchildren are
stripped of their fortune. He was evil
iently not . very shrevd or sharp old
man, but blundered into . large fortune
by speculating in stocks. which, as it was
not won by any grcs, foresight or sagacity,
was easily loet, AMI the bottom ofevery-
thing fell oat. One of his queer strcaks
10 his apparently.earnest piety. He took
a prominent part in singing. praying and
rxhorting whenever opportunity offered.
and evenly believed that he could and
ought to sustain Theological institution
by running them with the profits of his
gambling.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

The New York Suns London CORES
pondept gives sensational relation OF On
alleged passage under the channel between
England and France, stating that the ee
cret wss recently revealed to the British
Government, by Mr.. Fleetwood HeaId
senior partner OF the firm of Glyn. Jan
sen, Gcricault & Heald. bankers, Strand
Hesld being the sole surviving partner oi
the old firm, who were formerly import
ers.
The strange story claims that 1t the
period Of the sevorstion Of the Edict Of
Nantes, the tower and chateau OF Geri
cault, It St. Nicole. France. belonged u
the S,eur Jules de Gericsult HE nephew
Joscel ne, kot into difficulties with tho
Government through resisting the brussI'
ties TO the Protestsnts. asd IN atfe~p'
was made 70 arrest him. but he took rel
uoe with luEs. who h,L him in ''0ert
csult's Hope."a . cavern that went unde'
the SEA. known only BY Jules. giving him
material for food and light. That night
the chateau WAS burned by the troops. ard
half 10 fear JOscel,n went further into the
cavern. which be explored Song way.
until finally he heard faint aud mum:d
voices on the other side of the wall OF
chalk. which he cut through. 6ndtns him
s.lf In . smu2g'er's cave !" Kent. Eng
land. the cave being the property OF Far
mer Hesld. JOscelin Ger'. anlt married
The farmer's daughter, and the t~o fam-
lilies after awhile did . great smukG'inf
business, and grew very rich. By means
of The ssbmarine tunnel, the existence OF
which vas conAded. Tor much OF tho Time,
only to the eldest sos of each Of tho 'wo
tsm.li~a Years ago the fmuR<fag -
Il 10 rrlsted th.t . French
oAlces was once tsken through the tunnel,
= rjit In the bed OF chalk. snd lAal Nsp0
,soa /. had N idea Ut ~ existsncs, bat
failed 70 lesss deAsttely its heaAey. end
other pastacslars. This y the sa6saoace
d this very sivaaGs end mnss sslsksly
ssory. which may serve ~ purpose q :
paaaiag - oiso1. f
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-01

Sbeep.Taising - IN industry - over
work. d In the eoutheSn part Of Califor
oia. A party of capitalists propose to
erect an establishment ne6r Fresno, in
that State. for the purpose Of butcbefing
sheep, and plac ng the various portions OF
she animal In . marketable condition.
The pelts will Be saved; the horns and
boots made into glue; The tai!ow rcn-
dered from the CARCASS and the residue
made into soap. The oountry ID over
stocked, and It b with dimculty taai
wool or sheep can b parted with at any
Drice.