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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-29

the disposal Of tho Engiish mission YER
mo,uas1y , mri,o NOV y, Is,y anp y
act Of Justice to that great State, whici
the President fully realizes a. too import
= factor ~ Shaping pupnc opinion y
o,.,ms NV mn,hv with either f.ctio,
In The STATE. nor Ia he In the least dispose,
to disparsre the high esteem In which ex
Senator Cameron Is held by his friends
much less TO refuse the consideration du'
to the position held by J. Donald Cameron
a. Senator. But while he comedies this
tho President claims the right to select hi
wi advisers In making his appointments
We would not DO surprised II the nomina
ton Is made within the next ~ hours
Wayne Mcveigh can have the position u
desires IL, and the same can be said Of
Governor HArtranft. But for McMichsel'i
age. his chances would DO very fair, a. tho
President entertains the highest opinion
Of his abilities. Ex-Governor Gurus u
also iAvorabiy mentioneu; Mr. Evar's ~
great nopos that tne seiecion Will Si'e
general satisiacuoh'
The Presidents Nominations.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-The President
to-day sent the following nominations To
the Senate : William II. smith. Collector
Of Customs; Edwin A. Merritt. Surveyor.
and l.. Bradford Prince. Naval Officer for
the port Of New York: Robert I. Smith,
Collector OF Customs at Mobile; Jewett
iAinieI' Soiiector oi intcinAi ne,onue iof
the Fifteenth district Of Ohio; E. p. STRAIT
ton Of New York. Supervising Inspector
Of steam vessels for tho second District /;
John ~scheinbatch Of Ohio. Supervising
InsnNctor for the Hayenth Diatrict T. Levin
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EUROPE.
Tn. Great war In the East.

lsrscsAI DisrArcH TO rHs ooLp HnI
DAILY NEws.1
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me Euriish Bissien.

wAsHxorox. Oct. a. Pornsy's Ssnday
CAro~iei. says; I'VE have tho most rslia-
bic authority for saying that the President
and his premier have bssn considering
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LIE


Prospects Of the Silver Bill
In Congress.
A Fight Expected on the
Resumption Act.
SPEcUlATl0Ns AS TO the EMO.
llsH MISSION.
Proceedings In the Louisiana
Senatorial Cases.
SENATOR MoRToN's HEALTH
DECLINING.
Nominations Made by the Presl.
dent To-Day.
DEATH OF EDWIN ADAMS, THE
ACTOR.
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SPECIAL No rHr soLp hill pAur srw'.I
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OFFICIAL MINING LETTERS.


Tho following letters, under the dates
given, have been sent from the comsiock
to the principal offices Of the various COM
panies In San Francisco:
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Edwin = Dead.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 29.-Edwin Adams.
the actor. died at ii;i5 yesterday morning
at tho residence Of Dan Gardner, and In
the lattor's arms. lie was conscious until
within an hour Of his death. when no called
his wife to his bedside and bado her good
bye. Tho funeral services take place In
81. James Episcopal Church, Thursday
next, and tho interment in Mt. Moriah
Cemetery.
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The Now York Appsintmenss.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.-Tho New York
appointments will be sent TO tho Senate to-
day. It Is understood that Senator Conk-
ling will endeavor 10 secure their refer.
ence 10 the Committee on Commerce, Of
which he 10 Chairman. In case this sug.
gestion meets with opposition there will
DO an opportunity for . test vote. n TO
whether tho Senate will sustain him In
demanding'th the adherence Of the President
10 the time honored custom Of allowing
Senators TO control such appointments.
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GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS, Etc.
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That Awful Mining Accident.
LONDON. October 29.-Complete access
has been obtained 70 both pits Of the High
Blsntyr colliery. and 1t has been ascer-
tanned that $50 psrsons persisted.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

uno fubr nod an Mbeno beg sasss nit
3 wobIbewoifnsten Mdnnern nod
Geab's Gambling. Sod elaubsn mir
taum', bob man Der &auber babbaft
ueroen mirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

uno CT entfom. BON brei aubern Mit-
slisbcrn Der Oslelidait 1T nod ni4ts
seb6rt uorosn.
= Mus Nebrasta fommt bic erfreus
!i6e Nadridt, bab Die Befiirdtunsen
uor ciner weitersn 9eu i@redenplaec per=
iduunocn iinb, ebenIo crbie!t 6srr G..
s. Trats, Yrdlibent be- st. yaul Il
SicuY Gitp 8obn fcleenoc Nadri4t:
Siour Sails, .. g., 1877.
orn S. 0rofe. Csc, ct. paul Minn.
@crtber 9err! @ir balten bic 9cu-
[aredsn. 6raae fir oicIe @eseno erle-
oist. Sas tlcine rotbe Sniect bat bic
Gicr ssritort. 0as Snleet beoedt Den
Boosn, mo Die Gier lie9en, Millionen=
ueis. Sd untcriudte iiber 200 9ieiter
uno fano BARN MIR II Ger, uno es
lino BON 3 biz 20 Der rotDen Snieitcn
in jeoem yieit. Sober bereinfommcnoe
Jarmer beridtct oes Ndmlide. Gs 1T
tcin Sumbu9, lonOern cine SuperlaIlise
Na9ri1t.
M9tMnssppll,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

Don competenter Selte 9rpBe Nnertells
uuns. 9r. Ytilips, Elm Sdul9cnplit
oes bcriibmtcn Yaparo SayIor bradjt,
mcbrere SABRE in perl6iehcnen 2dnoeri
Guropos 81 uno bate auf leinen oorti=
gen &ciicn cinitmo!s oos Ieltiamc Nben=
teusr su beiteben, boB er in Salel Fir
Den italienii1en NSitator MsaSsini an
9eleben uno borum, auI &equiftiOu
teltgcnommen muroe.
- Ser thanksgiving rntnehmer
mir folsenocn gang intereliantcn griei
Ser Tciub i'm Maisfelc.
@oobburs. @aibinstcn Co..
%. Mpril, 1877.
3eoaftinn Der Staatsseitun9!
lleber- Dos in Der uebsrl9rift &C.
nannte lbema bate id Dor etlid)en
Sabren etmas 9eldriebcn. @er oa=
mails meinen &atb bcfolst bat, miro
beute lcine &orn=Grnte i'm Grtra9 nm
Elm 9rittbeil pcrmebrt BADEN, bod neil
i1 CLAUDE, 0aB pie!c nod nidts bopon
,mil1sn, uno neil Die Sahe bod 10
luertbuoa, uno Der 8e9cntauh Gin 10
uidtiser III, bent, id nodmals Gtmos
uber oielsn 6eino l9rciben gu ioaen.
Sober Garmer wirb, weun er ourd icin
&ornielo 9ebt, bcmertt boben, oab ieocs
Sobr St0tfe oajmiiden lino, Die lcbr
quite Stanscn (Stro9), aber feline Icb=
rem, aud Mmocrc, Die Smar Icbren, ober
cine Nrt Mibpa1s berpprbrin9en.
Sicle St0dc entSleben Dem suten &orn
Gabruns, Sbau uno @onnenihein,
uno bel6atten oos Ta@Ilteb:nbe, brir=
gen absr feline Trndt. Sasesen britt
gen lie S%litbtnltaub, nm nas .anocrt
|oamit 5u befrudteA, 10 oob, mcnn ard)
jeoes Sabr oas Selte 0usgema6lt miro,
ooh INNER non bielem faulcn Stoff oa=
3uiIhen 9erdtb. Sem jtoer Tormer
lpsib nur ,u gut, bab feline Tru6t 10 &C.
1eist lit. li6 m%iteinanoer 81 men9cr,
ais oas &orn, unb I'M oielcn Seinb aug
Dem &ornIclb su l4!asen, bcfpl9e man
meinen Iatb, uno 5ipar auf folsenov
Wciic: Man pIlunSt gum Seiipicl Gin
fleines Stidden &orn, grob 9cnug lm
suten Somen 81 betommen, nett gcnug
pom 9yoben &ornfelO meg. @enr
Damn Die Sabncn %scfommet Iino, 10 Dap
Die Seioe anfdnot aus Den Iebren
beraus su 9dnsen, ebe Der S!iibtcnitol6
obfdlt, oann seGt mon our@ oicles
feline 5tiiddcn uno liebt mad, we!dc
Stode feline MeArcn ooer Mibwa6s
brineen. Sicles fam man 1ellsn, TO-
balo Die Seibe Gerporbdn9t. 9iebmt
oann elm Mfelicr uno l6neioet jeocm
oit{er lnlcbtcn Glide bic SABINE Of.
hamit lie Die anoern 9uten St0de nidt
bsiru6te. Saourb wiro Sober oiclcn
Teino aus ieinem &ornIelo nertreiben
uno feline Grnts nm Gin Sritt3eil Der
mebren, benn inter aller Saatirutt iii
Der unterl1ieS beim &orn am sr6bten.
0ieies fam ouf lol9e @eilc 10 uereoslt
meroen, oaB ser Grtras li1 pctOop=
pelt.
|9efolst Sen Tatb, Sen id Gu9 sebs
uno treibt Den Geino aug Gurcm Gelo.
Sa, iebt DAP er nidt LANCER lebe,
Gr l9aoet picl, an Gorn uno GsIo.
llno Dor Der Sbir 1T jest bic 3sIt;
80 madt Gud Iac oenn bereit,
$50 m6slid, quite Sant gu sieb'n.
Yam lplrO DER GeitO pDH |elpT entT
fie9'n.
Saeob Stutmann.
= Sic fabelbaft boben @~eiSenpreiie
BADEN bie 6armer er0Btsntbeils auf an=
oere @eoonten 9cbradt. Sie Turdt
por ben @suldreden idminoet mebr uno
mehr uno bic Ginlaat an @eiSen it cine
bel @eitem sr0Bere als man nod Dor
wenisen @oden erwarten ourfte.
Sic % aernotb.
MinneapoIis, Minn. Tie wdb=
reno beg Jriibjabres berridenoe Sro=
r.. CO
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

yta9rl0t.
M%dtunssppl,
u. s. g.
SI!inois.
Cine entiebli6e Sluttbat waro ant
Ii. April in irii6er Worsentunoe in
DER Nabe BON Yre ton, GanOolpb Co.,
ucriibt. Gin oeutl@er Tormcr, Maincns
Bilbclm Berger, lauerte ndmlid ieinem
Na9bar Sobn Sratnsp nit elmer 6linte
auf, lhoB i'm nieoer, bsga6 Ii6 bann
mad @auIc in iein S@!afsimmcr uno
bradte li6 nit ocrielben @aife um's
2eb II. Ser GaQ 1T nm 10 bctlasens=
wsrtber, oils Sober DER Seioen cine
sabIrcide 6amilie bintcrldBt. 0ie Ser
anlaiiuns 81 Der 3bat loa in Der BON
Sratntp aufSslteltsn 8%ebauptuns be-
tcben, Berger babe cine S4cune grat=
ney's in Brand geltellt.
= Scr Staat S1jnois lit nahe,u
i9uloenirei uno Die &sies9cber miiilsu
oroentli6 ipeculiren, ouf lpeIde @s,le
lie Die enormen Staatseinfunf tie burd=
bringen uolleu. 3uert oenfen Tie na<
tiirlid an li9 IeIblt uno ocbnen jl 81
so per Sag inter Den nidtisltcn Dor
rpdnocn Die Sisuns aus, 10 LANCE cs
eben cngebt. Ionn mcrfen lie sur
Nsuerridtung, &ersr0beruns, &epara=
tur uno Nusltuttuns BON Staatsinitltu=
ten @nnoerttaul el,oe iiber Sunbcrttau=
Ienoe aus, ols Oh fir lie bic @sloer Scr
StauersabIer mr. Spiclpfenni9e wdren.
0a aber Der ersiebi9e Sorn Der Stouts=
eintlin tie oomit INNER nod nidt err
ldDpIt 1T, 10 scben lie nit Dem E!alle
I'm, ncue Sinecuren uno Memter All
l6cifen, oalait bas @elo ia wicoer ull=
ter Die 2eute tommt. Ser 0orl@las,
einc Gus Z Mitslieoern beltebenoe
Stoots= SanitGts= Gommil3ion ing 9e-
ben Su rufeu, wuroc bieier Sage uom
Ibscoronetsnbaule nit Seifol anf9e=
nommen nno miro b0dlt mabrldcinli9
aa4 ,pobi sum &cIcte erbobcn wsroen.
Die. Oerrer @elunobcits= Gommildre
wiiroen nuiiirlid nidts anberes ;u tbun
Dabel1> als alf Gegimentsuntoit ten I'M
Stoatc brrumSubummeIn uno am Cube
Deg Sabres bic Suittuns fir ibr @e6aIt
;u unteriAreiben.
Mus Obip.
Golum6 us, 80. Mpril. @elieru
Ibeno ariIi Gin strdHina i'm Stoots<
su6t6onic BON Ohio, Mamsns Sat
Seal, pm GlepelanH, ieiren Mufle6cr
nit elmer Giien1tanee an Mno er6ielt
pcn Siclem suei SduHe ous eincm Sc
polpcr, Die linn 5tpei geIdbrlibe @un=
Den perurI a6tcn.
Caution, ., 30. Mpril. - Scn'e
Woroen perbrannte cine bejabrte 9tmte
Ole Mattcr bcs &idters Tranf pom
Trobatserihte in bie1er Stast, aIs lie
uerludtc NIT &ohlcnot Tencr onsu=
MAIDEN. sic lpor ollein i'm 6aule uno
a1s man lie fano, mar iie bereits toot
uno in Der ihrcdliditen @siis entltelt
rorocn. Gin She'll ibres &5rpcrs mar
pollitdrois pcrtobIt.
Mus TAI d uietts.
9 o il 0 n, IS. Mpril. Mon & 60.
Die 9r6bte bieliec Stabl,paarenhanos
lung. bot faairt. Sic YoiTpa bclar=
fen ii1 auf 100000. Ser 8anfcrot.
iii burd fanle Shuloen unb bic ihle1z
ten @eId0fte in Den letten bier Sobrcn
berbeisefubrt.
= @spib miro tsincr 70 tb0ri6t lcin>
li@ nit Grtaltnn9. &atarrh ODER wun=
Der Male Su qualen, ,uenn man bur9
bicIes neue bic 6aulnib onfhebenoe
Yulper, 9r. s. $. Me2ean's &otorrb
Snuff, sebeilt werben tonn. 4,obce
ihadteln PET Ypit SO Gta. 81. 5. s.
Mc0non Ola HGc,4nuf G. Nnuia
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-10

y Scr Raum labt nid)t ;u, bos mir bas
@am;e aui einmal btbanbcln. obcr mir mcr-
Den bon @ohs 81 @ode slufiasc brinaer,
mcldc ben 9a,;en Sdminbel Dem bsorcbtcn
Ioltc immer tlarer unb tlarer Dor NuNcn ncI.
len iollcn. &ir merpen bcm iieueriablenbcn
@olfe su mi1en tbun, III iuie wcit SIRE, Gre
bit, @cics uuo Medt oamit 81 tom babcu,
unD in Der Der @o9l mmittelbar borbcroc.
I've aoeu. ISOLDE merocn mir ben Tuntt aui oas
i isten, um Dem Solfc am oeutliditen gu ssi-
gen, warum msbrere 3citunaen, ME J. .. Die
0rcie VrelIe. Yioneer. Vreb, st. GIoue
limea, Minnciota @cobaftcr unb anocrs
= 10 eifria iiir oas 8elte Der 8onoinbabcl
uno gum @adtbeile ocs armcn @oltss ii1 bt.
magcn. slllo ndaiie @ode msbr!
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Mus Gebrasfa.

Omaha, 26. Npril. 9epel@en, mel.
de ioeben BON Camp Braun, @yomins,
sintrafsn unO BON seltern oatirt ,parcn,
meloen, oob Yarnsp 9aa in sinsm
ldpsr peruuaocten 3uitanoe OIL Dem
plase ansefcmmen lei. Gr mno sluei
onocre lsien am 16. 3. ~. ansc9riHcn
,poroen. Sad einem bisisen Gcicdt
t0otstcn bic Snbianer jeinc &ameraoen
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

TIE STM9a Is or TdE CKGscgNT. -
The crescent WAS the nucicut ,ymhol ol
Bylanlium, DOW Con-tHntnoplr. Philip,
the father Of Alexander the Great, Law
ing planted his hosts against the citv,
md pushed the siege for time without
effect, Mt length conceived the pan oi un-
dermning the walls at night, that BIZ
troop. might enter and take the p.ace by
surprise. On the itst dark ui.lh he set
about the work, his engineers having rx
nmined aud decided where the mining
could be most easily aud successfully
done, which was under section of the
wall on the west side of die city. The
work was laiily commenced, When sud
denly a rift in the thick clouds rryenlrd
the bright face Of the new moon and
this new moon, thus, as 10y a mirac.e un
curtained, revealed to the watchnicn IN
the towers the work Of the enemy, and
the design Of Philip was frustrated aud
the city saved. Believing that heavenly
power had given them the glramS of the
crescent moon for their dcliyepance, the
Byzantines, in token Of grateful rruem.
Irance, adopted the crescent a. their ma
tlonal symbol. The Moslcms found it at
Byzantinm and retained il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21
WssverYilla, April 81. 1877,

WoNDERs OF Az ALABAMA LAKE.
At the Dickson place, on Bnlsd Creek.
near Six-mile Station, is a ten ncte &c d
which is nothing more nor less than u
suhterranean Lake, covered with ,ail
about eigeteen inches deep On HE soil
is cultivated field of curu, which VIII
produce thirty or forty bushels To tie
acre. Ii any one viii take The iroul,lr To-
dig hole the depth of u ,prie hnpd G..
lie will find it to Gil with water, ald 1y
using hook and line fish four or five
inches long can be caught. These hes
are different from others in not having
either scales or eyes, and are pc ch-i..c
In shape. The ground j. blnck man, nj
luvial in its nature, and in All probability
at one timSit was an open body o. water
on which~was accumulated vegetable
matter which has been measured from
time TO time, until now il ha, cru: sat
fciently thick to bear the weight OF "a
horse. While noouing, the f-,d hand
catch great strings Of dclicnte f-h ly
merely punching a hole through the
earth. The whole section Of count sur
rounding this field gives evilcnce Of
mArshiness, ard the least shower Of min
produces an abundance of mud. Bul lhr
question comes mp, ha, not tins body an
ou'let? Although blacGish, The water
,s.tes as il fresh, and we have no doubt
but TINT it is anything else than -tngunor.
Yet these fish are ey"less-simlur t.
those found in cayes.-Proof Sheet
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

HIS FULL SOULS WEALru.-At H.
lyoke, Massachusetts, recently, a lover
OF forty, looked upon coldly by girl ol
twenty, WAS brought before the Police
Justice, charged Wi,h having thrown VT
Iol upon the dress OF the object OF l!l- al
tcctions. He refused the services ol II
lawyer, and himself ud lie->,l the court
in burst Of eloquence Of which Ihe lol-
lowing is n dreadful samp.e: "AiMay-
have poured oat my ul suufs wcultL
of affection, love, worship and udo,atun
upon that girl. l have pnlowcd nel head
upon my breast, toycd with her lnveu
locks, dalllcd with her Towing culI-, CT
ressed her glossy blacl, hat with strokes
that were both loyiugaud kind, and whal
do | receive for this The humulIalion
and disgrace OF beng brought before II
tribunal OF Justice +! Disgrace, did -ny /?
To him who lives in the cuu,ciut.ne,, Il.
innocence there is no disgiuce. la tie
future, a. in the past, shall euduyor 50
to 1--we that, when my summous come tu
JOIN the invisible caravan which lhtuugh
the caverns OF the pale dead, 60 moi
hence Ike galley slave conveyed to tn,
Dungeon, bat with a high, c,,u, uu,alrr
'ng trust wrap the mantle oi my dmpeIv
around about me and lie down to u.s., Il
dreams" And the Court only Lned The
man f2l after that.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

AN Island or PoSIEs. on the north
eastern shore of Virgiuia. mud about five
miles from the mainland, lies II small
Island known as Chincotrnguc-H l.
hand possessed of pecuIiuriues >huted by
no other portion Of the eastern Unitrd
States for here roams, IN an entirely
untamcd state, breed of horses, or rarh
er ponies, rs wild us the mustungs o,
Texas or the Pampas.
How these ponies first came upon lie
island is not known except through Va
que tradition, for when the first settlers
came there, eHiy' ia The oig'btreDDh c,n
iury, they found the animals alien ly
roaming wild about lis puoy meadow.
The tradition received FROM the lud nu-
Of the maiulard was tbata vessel Ioaded
with horses, sailing to ono Of the Eliza
both settlements o. Yaglua, wa- wreck
ed upon The southern point of lhe isnnd.
where the horses escaped, Whilrthe hltc~
were then rescued Iy the then llie.d y
Indians and carried to the muilHud,
whence thoy found their way-to some o.
the early settlements. The horse, c't To
themselves upon their new Tertiary, BE-
came entirely wild, ard p'ubnhly through
hardshps endured, dogcncrntrd into a
peculiar breed Of ponies. -S97bIer.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

BELLIES or THE klrcHEN. "A nm
lily living ia lancnster sucrl wtut To-
New lof,l, leaving the servant. in charge
OF thr house. Surprising lhnt The visit
was to- baprolong,d Ill. nitrr New lca =,
the ''bcIlc, Of the Kitchen" determined 10
improve lhei. opportunity and give a 81
hrt party. Invitations were issued for
Ihu-d,Y might, md that evening u jolly
- crowd collect, a. wt- to he found in
the who'll. city The pr, I'D" wn- am
pc, the iuxulious brlouging- were welt
enjoyed, and 'ajI went merry A. u mar
rin.Ee bell" suddenly ,hap ing ut
The door -tailed thp.e who head il. 4
t"ire'"m wa. handed in nunpunoiug thar
"Ihe family would arrive whitman huun!r
y II Ma CONSERVATION the gur>l-'
were made aware ut the situation. and
leaving The lahie but partly cleared Of it,
good thug.. donnrd their pu;rr gncrn.ut~
and DEPARTED The "ho-le,>e," began
the lmpp,-iblc task Of putting thing. to
right in tn short lime allowed lhrm !;
bat did their best, and Mt the rNptnjiun
of the hour something ike der rtigacd
once more. But the Gmry cauc not,
aud haven't come yet The lelrstam
was Il heutIe~~ lorgpy committed hy
snnn cuviou~ creature who d,du get m
invitation 4 6uHV Times.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21
ATECD0IEs CT MIsERs.

The true mjeer loves to look at his gold,
in which he find. more beauty thnn else
where exists in the universe consequent
Is, when Sir William Smith, a wealthy
Engi b mi,er, was at seventy years Of
n.r deprived pi Iii sight, hr frlt it to be-
terrible aiilction. lie was persuaded
By Taylor, the celebrated ocu,sl, to be
couched, who wa, by agreement, to have
sixty guinea, il he restored Iii patient to
my dogiee OF sight Taylor surcrrded
IN hi operation, and 81 William wa, cen
ablel 10 read md waite wlthnul tie Md
of -prc;uc - du ing th- rest OF hi, iti.-
Bat 40 -opuer Wa, h'. light rc-t1 rd thrn
the batnn-t uegan to regret that bis
agreement p had occn Tor - g" u sum.
lie .eit no joy, as Others wotId uav" .ctt,
Uut g ieved aod ,Ighcd over the los, OF
his sixty g4ineas. His Thought, were
now how To- cheat the ucui>t lie pre-
tented that hc bad only a glmmrliug,
aad cou.d ,er nothing distinctly; tor
which reason the baod,gr on hi eye,
wa continued a month longer than ;hc
usua ,ln. Tayop w>, deceived by these
representations, AID agiced to compound
the bargain and accept twenty guiuca>
iu~tcnd 81 -i&ty. Yet Sir William wa, a
bachelor, and had no one to care aud pro-
vide !or. At the time Taylor attended
hln he had argc estate, an immense
sum oi money N stock, and $50 900 in
The house.
VI hen tho Government desired to hur-
row iaig &c sum ot money from the i'm
men~e'y wealthy IN, ser, Fp- cue, he re
fused the loan on The p.ra oi poverty
Fearing, However, that some Di hi~ neigh
bor,, among whom be was very unpopu-
tar, won d report his immense wealth to
jh" Government, he applied hi Iugcnui
ty to discover some rtlrctua way oi hid
ing hI- gold, -hpud they institute ,eHich
tp ascet taiu the nth OF ta.ily OF hi, plrn.
Mith great care nud secrecy he dug u
deep cave III hi cellar; to this reccpta-
c.e for hi> treasure be- descended by n
iadder, and TO the tuop.door he attached
n spring lock, 20 thnl on shutting it would
lnsten {" il>rit. By and by the misrr dis
appeared iuqGiiIc> were made, lnr house
searched, woods eNporcd and the pond,
dragged, but uo fo-cur couId thry ind !;
ml>cr had fled with hi, 70 i IL, some pa t
where, by iivng Ncog"uO, he coud be
irrc nom tha hand, o. the GOve.nmeut.
Spnc litn pa--ed on .ha house ia winch
he hnd nved WI, ~out, and w1rLmru wctr
bu>lly engaged ia it, repair. In the o.
greN> ol ,nrIr wok they met wlth the
door OF thr secret cave, with the Key in
the lock outside They drew back the
door and dc-ceudrd with n ight. The
lOst object upon which the ii- -. NO rcd .cl-d
wa~ The gha>tiy hody ot fu,rue, the mi
ser, and scattered about hIm wr,e heavy
bag oi god nnd poudylou, chest, Of uu-
to u,osute; u cand.e-tirk lny hchiud
hum ol the 1,or. The wpr-hipp.r ut
Mhumou had gone into his cave T., ppy
his deyoir, to hl, golden god nnd o-cnm.
70 sacliace to hi dryolion.- lorh
icrca8iie JoUWoi
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

A Party CoNcEIT.-Whrn Gilbert
Stuart, the American aili-t, wu- young,
he went to England. Though iueApe-
rcnced, he secured the patronage Of ihe
nobility. The following anccdole shows
that even IN hi youth be had the artists
brain tor concei,iug beauti al and >ug-
gestive scenes
Stuart visited at Scion House tone Of
the country seat. o. the Duke Of North
umberiaud), where he painted the Duke
and Two ot his chidrcn. he inquucd OF
the Duke u he had any patlicuar mucy
about the composition of thi, picture
alter some lite conversation be- said,
think NV glrl ha- iound ouj that she
j., very ptrtty, and he Toy ha- dl-cover-
ed it, aud, iNe "a true ~, h. irod of tras
ing her ab,ut tu.' Stuart t,oe the hlnt,
and painted picture o. The gir IouDiug
nj herself in the water the boy behind
her, throwing stone ia to spoi ,ho mir
T TDT.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

a GENTLEMAN in Danbury, Ct, was
annoyed by his neighbours hens, which
made a daily practice Of rowing through
his garden and back yard. Aud what
did this worthy gentleman do? II ja-t
went patiently and put some old hat.
and hay under his steps and in the
barn, ard when those hens came ON
their mafauding expeditions those that
came to scratch remained to hay. lie
has had al the fresh eggs he want d,
and sold 81 worth to lAe man who
owned the hens.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-04-21

a REFENTANT LIoN.-In the begin
ming o the la-t century There was in the
mcnasrrie at Co,scl lion that showed
nm astonishing drgrre OF tampuess townd
the womaa VII. had The care OF him.
This went >a lur that the woman, in order
toHmu-r the company winch came to see
tho animal, would often n-hiy place not
on y her hand, but even her head be-
tween his tremendous jaws. She nd
frequently performed hi daring net with
ou suffering injury but once, having
introduced her head into the lion. mouth
the animal made u ,uddrn snap, and Kill
led her on the spot. Uudoubtrd this
crta-trophe was unintcuiioual on the part
oi the lion prnhnbly ut the fatal mo
ment the hair of the womau'> head riin
ted the lions throat, md compelled him
to snee2e or cough. The suppo,ilion
seems To be confirmed by whnt followed
for MS soon n, the lion perceived thA he
had killed bis attendant, the good tenn
| p.ryd and grntelul animal exhibited SIGN,
or the deepest mehucholy, laid himself
down by The ide OF the dead body. which
he would not su,irr TO he taken away from
him refused To take any food, and in q
few days plnrd himself to death.