davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
v G r N !.
ScrOpbelu, 2Dspepiia,
Allgemeiue Sdudde, &rebss
Gei6wiire, 2eberletoen,
8beumatiamlts, Ansz
3ebruus Der Gtnz
geueIOe.
@burIestowu, @saH-, %, gtarS 1862

SDCtIN w. ~
Wtein 6err! = gu Nut unO TrommeH Der ReTidbett
tbetle id Sbuen btermit meine @ria5T1n9sn lioer oas
9roBe Blutreintgungsmittel NIT. so
iIbrte frIber elm 8oarbtngbaus nuo bate ntele Srart>
betten in meiner 5Sanilte.
SIM Sabre 1917 fam etn 8erwaubter DON mir, IL Sabre
alt, pon Der Gee mad 9auie. Gr bate 1etu ltnteS 5etH
aui benz S@tiIe uerlebt unb ais bonelbe i'm 9alen LAM
bette, tam er 81 mir, bd er gu l6pa3 mar, nm na0 lether
6eimQtb QumeQ 3u 9eben. Gas BetH oberbalb os &Hte's
mar fiirHterlt6 angel6mDuen uHo ooppelt 10 o1d alS TN
uatirli9en 3ultanbe, uno tonnte gar Htdt 9eordubt
perbeu. gr mar le5r beruRtergeforamer NIB letH Sater
engaeirte DR.. geo. 9aDwarb, Wel3er etHe berDorra9enoe
SteQe I'M Ranadulett5 @eueral>Solpttal in Bottom be-
tleibete. Dieter erfl6rte otes ais etHen lebr l9ltmneH
Sail pom Sc ecro1t 8 uuo beltano oerdut, ben PatteHteH
mad benz Solpital 5u i3affen unb bort bic ~u0tbt9en Opes
rdtioneu ppr5uuebneu.
ga man 9ber nt91 2uit bate, 3u elmer @mputattou
Ses Getns AT l6retteu unb ptel Don VEGETINE aS
etuem ~berGbmten SetlmitteI seb6rt, 10 enti9toB man ii6
oteie5 Su 9ebrauden unb, iiebe ba, ber Griol9 mar elm
groB0rtteer. Nadoem Der jnn9e Weulb otele WteotctH
le6s 2So&eu lang gebran3t, ipiirte er beoenteHoe Stnoes
ruma. Die SeIdpullt am 8eiun obm ~8uiebcno5 ab uuo
er mar elm gang unoerer Nen16 ais Dorber. Wa6 Tuut
@Duoten mar er politdnot9 sebetlt uno 9tng mad Howea,
no er bis sum Nus6ru6 bes 6riegeS perblteb uno lpdter
ais eiu eeIunoer damn in bic Armee etntrat.
Oieier fall lit elmer DON ben pieleH, III beueu oos obtge
Wtittet 10 erfolsretb sewirft bat. SD ielbit babe IS tUdgs
renb 20 Sabre 9e5ert 3pspepita un0 ausemeiue SdtDdde
eebrau6t, lno es bat mir tets gebolien.
Cine Dame, lpelbe in metnem paule pobute, ronroe
g6uSltd Don einem Sle6tensGeidwlr, an mel4em tie
lan9e s%elttteu, beirett, nadoem ie 9eS
broubt.
@iue an6ere Dame geuas ebeniaIs pom t6rem batt>
Hdtt9en Nterenletoen ourt ben @ebrGrd bteier Wie6i5tn.
anoere metner Boaroers, wel4e rbeumatiid iDaren, Duts
ben ebeniO srHuSlid gebetlt.
Sine anbere Dame Sebranbte 9egen
S6mtnbiudt ber Gingemeioe NIT mebr Jtueeu, ais lie
Don ir9eno etrem anoeru Wttttel empiangcu bate.
Sd ptu burf obtee GbatiG6en babtH mtrteH, bab bieS
ienieeu, melbe on ben Deri0ieOereu sroutbetteu letoen,
i6 Hi5t bHrd) iali9e &oripte9elungeu IRE tubreu lanen,
ion0ern iib beS VEGETINE bebtenen, Ga bieieS nd ais
etn nuieblbores 6eiluitta erwieien uno GauieuOeu Sim
beruns %peridart bat.
Nrs. atiua @. @onrOe,
161 Gbe(iea Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

MMTotSerMnG

GnttI SeBeI aus 8alsGam6, S6wet3, mad gmertfa
anssepanbert i'm Sanuar 1870, Muientbalt bis 1873 in
fer, erln3t, wegeu So6iau feline abrefie on ie abSu9eS
ben: aud gue Steieniseu, pelde aber Sbenseuonnten
Austunft 9ebeH tonnen, eriude i'd bas @let9e Sn tbuu.
SeafbGrtaa SeBeI, Empire @itp, gtepQba.
9iI3Wfp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
fi16e Bel Seban einseIadt par6! @arum

fi1be BET Seban etngeladt tparb! @arum
nibt? M0gIt6 tpGrhS 16on.
Nlt6 III ser 8ulgdrei la11en bic groBen
ru1fiI6en Siege, Dor benen Der vtpurmser=
freIIeue Ibron bes &bolifen" 5ulanunen=
~itiirsen loIte, nod iebr auf ii6 tparten. Sc
ergiebt ii6 jebt, baB Sic Huiien tpirtlt6
MIR an etnem 8unfte (bon SimntBa
mad S~iitotpa) bic 0onau iibni6rtttsn ba>
ben uno oaB es tbnen aud ba MUIR our6
cine &rie9sltit gelungen lit. 0enn Die
befttgen &anona0en, :Del6e fte bon @tnr9e>
mo- (auf Guiti6uD un6 bon Tur1tu Wfa=
gureut (auf yttfDpoltS) unterbalten batten,
batten BEN tiirfii6en 9eerfiibrern bic Wtetz
nl1ng betgebra6t, baB an etneut bteier
&unfte Der SluBlbergang perilt6t wer6en
ioQe un0 pGbreno tie BORT ibre .ErIppen
Suiammen5Dgen, mar Stitotpa 10 entbl0Bt
tporOen, oaB Die Eu1ien BORT nur Gin 8a>
tatuon Dorfdnoen. 0as tpar Bonn freili6
balb ilber ben 0aufen gerannt. Nber groBe
Sorti6rttte 1t1O IettOem nt6t gema6t ipor>
ben. Gs treten iebt erlt Die ungebeuren
S6ptert9fetten bes TRANSPORTS Al Sage,
tpOmtt bic &uiien 81 fampfen baben tper>
ben. yfp9 baben tie ni6t etn1ual ben SluB
Santrd itberl6reiten ~f0nnen, on melden
lD+lt4l (Uet OlCluJ UVe &ulIeN NSIDeFIIuIIQ
bteten; aud bat it6 bas @erIbt, oaB 1ie
li0tDGrts bis Iurnptpa porgeorungen leten,
nod nt6t beftdttgt.
Sc 6eutlt6Gr es ii9 beraus1tellt, 6aB ser
Sampf, ben EuBlanb begonnen bat, bur9>
aus fein bloBer mtIitGrtiher Spa5tergang
tDerben, ionoern iebr btel S6tpeiB uno
8lut uno @eIb un6 3eit foiten miro,
Oeito berubtgter fibIt mar it6 i'm iibrtgen
europa, = namentii9 in Oeutl6lanb,
mo man 1i9 Der. auerbeba9li6iteu Somz
merrube btn9iebt. Die v2otaltftrung" bes
&rie9es, 5. ;. feline 8eidrdntung auf baS
MtaB zines bloBen 3%tpetfanpfes, BEL
benz atle ibrigen @roBitaateu unbe=
tbetligte !3ui6auer bletben, idetnt bou=
itdnbtg s~eltngen GIT po0en; audi Sic
Tlotten : Demonitrationen @nglanos itnO
nod LANCE nt@t seeisnet, cine 8etbeiIieung
Der 9rOBmd6te beS Seitlan6es an benz
&rtege berbeiSufibren. Die @ufmerf lamfeit
9eutl6lanbs lit i'm MugenbIiGe mebr auf
Sranfret6, als ouf bic GIrfei 9ert6tet.
8enn W%acIeabDn einat getpaltlamer
Staatsitret6 nnternebmen lo4te, 10 mGre
es nod gar ni6t unm0glt6, baB Oeuti6=
Lamb 1etnerletts in Die Gage fGme, eiren
3meifampf nit {einem tpeitli6eu Jea9bar
ausSufe9ten, pGbrenb 0ejterrei6 un6
England nit Ser 8eoba6tung bes ruliil6z
titrtii3eH bef@aftigt tpdren,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
Nerntti1teS.

- Ms SenrD 8ar6 8ee6er
fIrSlt6 in Walbtngton tpar, Inn BEN grd@
iioenten our 8etbebaltung beS alien 9lDz
mout6l6afes Treelan6 aE5 3oueinnebmer
in 8roOflDn al bereOen, traf er i'm MetBe1
6auie NIT benz friberen @ongreBu1itglieb
BON NOro=G aroltna, Smttb, einem groBen
8ie63i6ter, suiammen. 8raft6ent
6aDes itelte 8ee6er u1t6 Smitb chamber
Dor. v8ee6er, 8ee6er, 5enrp 8aro Beez
6er?" rtef Smitb, %Offenbar gang erfreut.
v0ere4be!" anttportete 8ee6er, oftenbar
balb 9ei9met6elt. ugtun ieben sic mal",
rtef Smttb, - Id bin BOOB %erfreut, Ser
i0nli6 babe i6 Sic nod ni6t gefannt, aber
i6 babe NQeS iiber sic geleien ur6 iddbe
Sic tptrflt6 bod. @tiien Sic, mein Ser,
DaB i6 metnen be1tenSerieD>8 II l.
len mad Sbuen benannt babe?"
6aDes, Der getp0bnlt6 ME aus letner
Eoue fdut, founte IS BEL 6teIem offenbor in
aQer Itn19ulo Dem 8ee6er oargebra6ten
Compliments nt6t ldnger ausbalten, lon=
bern brad IN Elm l3aIenbes @eld9ter aus.
Bee@er ma6te 5tDdr cine berEegene Miene,
ting aber bod balo an audi mtt3ula6eH,
0as 0ei6euteite, mas ct inter ben pbpalz
tenoen um1tGnDen tbun founte.
Sim bterten SuIi tr1tg fi6 III
Cincinnati f~olgenDes l1ngIIG gu:
Ser 16idbrige G6marbs bate cine ioge>
naunte Gnftelb 8Ibie in ieinem .3tmner
berett geiteut, I'M baraus S~reubeni6ufie
81 feuern. Seine 14idbrtge S@meter Gna
iaB in einem Stuble, 3temlt6 nett bon Der
8it6ie entfernt, ais ibr jIngerer 8ru6er,
Der 8idbrtge So6n @bDarbs ms ;3tmrmer
opStiirmt finn INN nm sic @Thip ffip6 Toip
leBtere fiel 81 8ooen unb entlub fi9. Die
8u9eI brang Ser Gba int bic re6te Wange,
bur9bobrte tbr &epf un6 gals unb fam
am linten S6ulterblatte pteoer 3um @orz
i6etu. Oret Winuten ipdter i9on tpar 6as
GinD cine 2et9e. @s tpurbe lofort mad
benz S9ufe mad Dem gtr3te gel@idt, aber
ais Derielbe e%tntraf, par i6on ale 5ulfe
pergebens. GDa tpar etn auBerprbentli9
tluges unb aufsepedtes MGb6en unb Die
Sreube uro Der Stol3 tbrer gltern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

ntiie:
Ingcborige Ser euou9elri6en Sanoesz
10 900, 9SU
oapou Untrt 10 ,2O6,62O
2utberaner. 2,905,25
&eformtrte. ........:.. 465, 12O
Bon ser 2anbeStir9e lid 9etrennt ball
teube utberuner.. 4O ,63O
Reformirte 35,OSO
5errubuter unb mGbrii6e 9riioer ..... $40
$rpInoianer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1920
8dptiiteu. 2,210
WennDniten. 1860
An9litaner, Retbo6iiten uuO gngcb0z
rt9e perl9teoener proteltontilber
Setten. 1850
Observation-Disclosures II. attfatbolttsu.. s,625,s4O
@rte1ild>& qtbolil6e. 1,450
Oelltl9> unb @briit>Satbolil6e....... 4,800
Sreireli9iDie unb ionlti9e StlTSemten,. 1850
Su6en. 1886, 100
Son anoerer 9~teltsion 1tnb ni6t ange>
sebenen getemnfniNes.. ........:.. 1914
@s geb0rten iomtt BON Ser gan3en See
b0lferung "a. 64pGt. Der epangelil9en Qan=
6esftr@e an (51 .54pgt. ben l1ntrten),
1851 psf. tparen &0mti6@& atbpltl6e un6
Mltfat6oltfen, uno 1,32pGt. molati6en
@Iaubens. Die grpBe 3abI Der Ibrigen
reltgt0ien @emetnl6aften NmfaBte nur
0,53 psf. Ser 8ep0lferung.
Ser Srt Mm # etten in Seitrei6
lift 6ur6 elm furdtbares Seuer betmgez
i16t tpor6en. Ser 8ranb bat 112 @ez
bdu0e un6 bic 6asu geb0rieen S6euuen
un6 Stallungen Deraebrt. Ob BET benz
fir6terIt9en 8ran6e qu6 Meni6enleben
gu @runbe gegap9en itn0, lit nod nt9t err
mittelt tporoen.
- @ie es neler6tnss beiBt, 1T 6as pro>
ject zines unterieeti6en SunneIs 3pt>
i6eu Sranfret9 nnb @nglanb
aufgegeben, na6bem bic 8orarbetten bic
l1nausfubrbarfett beiielben un3tpetfelbaft
~barget6an baben. Mtan gebt ieBt pteOer
nit Dem Glane I'M, cine Gtienbabn iiber
ben Ganal pegauletten; 3n oieiem 3tDefe
lDa nd6ltens cine 8orberl ammlung pon
Sngenteuren itattfinoen.
0ie Garfei i6etnt enti6Ioien, Sic
&umGnen nt9t aIs frtegfIbren0e Bar>
tel an5uerfennen, ionbern ais &ebe1Ien
gu bebanoeln. Ser 8ufareiter Gnrreiponz
best bes 9atlD GeIeerapb melbet unterm
Is. Stunt: Scr Wtniiter fir a~usmGrtise
Nngelegenbettsn bat mir ioeben ben Snbalt
etnes bon benz Sberbefeblsbaber Der ottoz
manti6en Qrmee inn gtlaiet Der Oonau
berrubren6en documents mttgetbeilt, tpelz
3es perfIgt, baB ie6er ~gefangen genomz
meme rumGnti6e Sol6at eri6oiieu
perpsn ipH," @aGH 0arf fi4 ihrtsegs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

- Inter ben "a, TAP ,4o4 Betpobnern, Die
am Sage Der leBten 3Gblung inn preuBiz
I den Staate Gam 1. 0e3br. 1879 en-
mttteIt puroen, tparen na6 benz Grgeb>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
PATENTE

fir aue Astertfanif6em nnb earOpaiidem 6 6rSer
werben pilnftlitit beiorst our3
VIM. H. Lott.
Office i'm Stuatssettuns 49, GebauOe, SO. SO 8iftb
apenae, Gbtca9o. @tabltrt lett 1865. Sil1SwS IS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
Farmen I'll VGrkaufGn

100000 Nder SarmIaub in Bisconfn, IN STARVATION
uno Stneola Counties, inb 81 perfauien bur6 bic g8is>
conlIn Iallep g%tlenbabn @ompa9nte, ouf lausen Credit
$500 per Nder, gelunoes &ttma, tein Steber uub
gsne uub feiHs 5eui&refeu, poaauf Sols pom alien
5por 3a suten Greiien, ba bas 2arb in elmer quteu Bouz
bol3%Se9enS liest. NIT SabIrei9en Sdgen,ableu, pououf
Arbett pdbreno hes 9auseu Sabres fdr Dteienteen nit
peni9eu Dtitteln, pel6e GanS taufen uoaeu.
@e9en btli9er Jteiiebet6roeruug, Garten unb 6trfulaz
rem. bic bos 9ouo beidretben, penoe man ii9 an Gbriz
titan & JtoB, 28 Soutb gSater StraBe, 3immer SO.
II, Gbtca9o, Sa.' S. @e. Smith, 2G~uocommii ioner,
@anlau, Marat5on Co., isis. 2~0mi3mtp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09
AnG0r0erung.

SER &tIbeIn @abIe, Der fraber eOlbat In Comp.
H i'm "a. ~Stegiment 81. 8ol. mar, lit DON ieineu 9erz
panoten in Saaenberg, Deuti6lauO, erin3t ieiuen iebtz
gen Nnfentbalt gu beri6teu an Sraus Bable, 321 Meit
Sirtb Str, Cincinnati, Sbto. Sreuuoe ~be1elben werSeu
sIei6faQS nm Iustantt sebeteu, SSrans gSGble.
29in1tu4p0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

Cine sirntige GeIesenbeit fir sSySarmer!
0te Soma Giienbobn Qonbz@eieuidoft bat ST 200 600
older Ganb i'm peitliden Soma, elm sroBer She'll bapon
mabe benz Maple Rtper. gtue @tienbabn ptr6 lest qes
bout bur6 Carroll. Gao uuo SOa counties. Sebt Sid
&idiobrt tanu man in Ser Sifce Der @eieai dali in G6iz
se9o %erbalten. Bel 2anbfduien wtrO bic Sabrt ~persatet.
Eaberes auf brteilide ooer peri6nlt6e ~guiragen BET
John E. Calhoun. 2an6z Qoent,
$50, 90 &aubplpb Str., @btca9o, 50.
7op3Ntiam, ioups
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-09

RtnSasM%. ptrb etn gutter praftti9er 8terbraIer nit
VSIAuyAs w~enisitens $4,000 aapttoI ols q artner
IN elmer l~aHsiabris etabltrteu 8raueret nit %pouitdnbtz
8ranerei, Anter betberieitts bel 5eiDeHeu SebtHswngeu.
lin nabere ~gpstanit wenbe man fb an
9l21wAwa T0aRf NQungr 4taii0u. $aRias, d,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08
TIL E EAST.

COOPER Institute, New York, was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity on the night of the
23d inst, by meeting held in commemora-
ton of the execution of the Manchester
martyrs. Letters expressive of inability to
attend or in sympathy with the proceedings
were read from Abram S. Hewitt, Fernan-
do Wood, Zach Chandler, Senator Jones,
Generals Butler and Sheridan and others.
O'Donovan Rosa presided. The meeting
was addressed by Judd Fladders and VIM.
+. Robinson
JOHN V. l.. PRUYN, one of the foremost
men of New York state, died at Clifton
Springs, \. Y, on the 22d inst. His death
was due, principally, to an affection of the
kidneys, although there was general break
ing down of his health, for which he had
sought the baths, hoping for relief.
Col. MCDANIEL's race horses sold 1T
New York city on the 22d inst. The follow
ing is a list of the best horses sold and
prices: St. James, 81 sos; Lady Solyers,
$3.50; Dudley, 500; Princeton, $500; Mary
Buckley, $500; Eastern Star, $3.50; Madge,
s775; sister to Dudley, s3o5.
IT is believed that the revenue cutter
Dexter is cruising in the vicinity of Bristol,
Conn, where vessel is said to be loading
with supplies for Cuba.
JUDGE GEORGE GRENNEL, of Massaehu-
setls, member of congress from 1928 10 1888,
died at Springfield, Mass, aged 81,
Col. HENRY r. SIBLEY, convicted of
forgery at Boston, Mass, was sentenced to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08
WAR NOTES.

GEN. MELIKOFF when summoning Mukh-
him of the capture of Kars, and that if he
resisted he would be attacked by 10000
men with overwhelming artillery Mukhtar
Pasha replied that he would hold Erzeroum
to the last
THE Montenegrins are bombarding Les
nolia and a fortified island at the northern
extremity of Lake Scutari.
A SPECIAL from Semlin says Servia has
strongly protested to the porte concerning
has been declared throughout the Servian
frontier provinces. 1t is positively stated
n official circles that declaration of war
may be hourly expected.
a DISPATCH from Bucharest, dated the
22d inst, says the bombardment of Plevna
has commenced.
THERE was heavy fighting on the LON on
the 10th inst. A Turkish official dispatch
claims that strong Turkish force making
reconnaissance carried the Russian position
on Metchka heights, at Piergos, and Javan-
chiftlich, destroying at the first named place
seventy classmates filled with ammunition
anu PloNlsIoDs. Inc husSIdls IoSt 1i,UVU
men. The Russian attack on Kadiko was
repulsed.
SAFyET PAsHA, minister of foreign af-
fairs, and Mahmoud Damad are said to be
more favorable to peace.
THE Russians have summoned Moukhtar
Pasha to surrender Erzeroum, but that place
will be held to the last extremity by order of
the Sultan.
THE Russians have %, 000men in Bulgaria
and the Dobrudscha, and the Turks 100000.
RUsslA's loss at the capture Of Kars was
$500 men. Gen. Belinsky and Lieut.. Col.
Melikotf were killed.
A VERAN KALEH dispatch SAYS Kars was
captured by about $4,000 Russians, who
climbed steep rocks, ramparts and walls,
driving the desperately fighting Turks head
long over their bitches and parapets, COM
pellng them to die or surrender
IT is reported that the Montenegrins have
stormed the citadel of Spitza. This gives
them possession of the coast from the Aus
trian frontier to Bryana.
A CoNSTANTiNoPLE correspondent saws
A council in which the Sultan presided
was held on the 10TH / am informed that a
general feeling was exhibited and by no one
more strongly than the Sultan in favor of
making an effort to put an end to the war
in which enough had been done on both
sides for glory and which, if continued must
infict lasting misery upon the two empires. "
THE Russians carried Kars on the 18th by
storm. The battle lasted twelve hours.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08
WASHINGTON.

THE Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons on the 23d inst agreed to report favor
ably the nomination of Henry W. billiard,
OF Georgia, for Minister to Brazil, and re-
port unfavorably on the nomination of
s. Sanford, of Florida, to Minister to Bel
GUM.
THE bill repeating the act providing for
the resumption of specie payments, was
passed by the House on the 23d inst, by a
vote of 1873 to 120. Some ten or twelve pairs
were announced, among them Cox, of New
York, with Keller; Ketchum, who would
have voted no, with Lynde, who would have
voted ave. There were some half-dozen alb
sentees impaired, inelu ding Caswell, Halle
ton, Darrell, and Strait, all of whom would
have voted no. Mr.. Butler Mass. occupied
himself looking at the newspaper, and did
not vote at all.
AN impression exists that should the cues
ton be forced early, the result will be the
seating of Kellogg from Louisiana, and But
Ter from South Carolina. 1t is know that
Senator Couover will vote throughout for
Butler, and as at present advised will also
vote for seating Kellogg.
committee on military affairs on the DIST
inst, with reference TO the Mexican border
troubles. He stated that the present mill
tary force on the border was insufficient to
protect the lives and property of citizens,
and recommended its increase.
THE senate committee on Indian affairs
on the 21st inst, unanimously agreed to
report favorably upon the nomination of
f. L. Hoyt as commissioner of Indian affairs
GEN. SHERMAN is striking at drunkenness
in the army. In a general order on the
matter, he says the President wishes it un-
derstood that any clemency which may have
been heretofore extended by the mitigation
or communication of sentence cannot here
after be relied on as basis of hope for like
favorable action.
THE Senate has confirmed the following
nominations: Consuls-John f. Winter, of
Illinois, Rotterdam; JAS. E. Jackson, of
Michigan, at De Leonsa; L. w.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08
The Suburbs of London

As for the river, in talking about Lon
don suburbs we should have come to that
first of all. The Thames is the great
feature of suburban London; and these
neighborhoods are, for the most part,
worth describing only as they bear some
relation to it. Londoners appreciate
their river in the highest degree; and
they manifest their regard in a thor
oughly practical fashion. They use the
Thames; it might almost be said they
abuse it. They Use it, / mean. for pleas
ure; for above Chelsea bridge there are
happily few traces of polluting traffic.
When once indeed, going up the stream,
you fairly emerge from the region of the
London bridges, the Thames turns rural
with surprising quickness AT every
bend and reach it throws off something
of its metropolitan degradation; with
each successive mile it takes on another
prettiness. By the time you reach Rich
mond, which is only nine miles from
London, this suburban prettiness touches
its maximum. Higher in its course the
Thames is extremely pretty; but moth
ing can well be so charming as W hat you
see of it from Richmond bridge and just
above. The bridge itself is very happy
piece of picturesqueness. Sketches and
photographs have, / believe, made ii
more or less classical The banks are
lined compactly with villas embowered
in walled gardens, which lie ON the slope
of Richmond hill, whose crest, as seen
from below, is formed by the long, bosky
mass of Richmond park.
To speak of Richmond park is to speak
of one of the loveliest spots in England.
1t has not the vast extent of Windsor,
but in other respects it is quite as fine
1t is poor work talking of English park $,
for one is reduced to ringing the changes
on few lamentably vague epithets OF
praise. One talks of giant oaks and
grassy downs, of browsing deer and
glades of bracken; and yet nine tenths
of what one would say remains uns aid.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08


| will therefore content myself with
observing that, to take walk in Rich
mond park and afterward repair to the
Star and Garter inn to satisfy the appe-
tite you have honestly stimulated, is as
complete an entertainment as you are
likely to find 1t is rounded off by your
appreciation of the famous view of the
Thames from the windows of the inn
the view which Turner has painted and
poets have versifed, and which certainly
is as charming as possible, though to an
American eye it just grazes, a trlfie
painfully, the peril of over-tameness'
But the river makes graceful, conscious
bend, and wanders away into that thick
detail of distance characteristic of the
English landscape.-Henry James, .jr., N
Gdlary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-12-08
NEWS IN BRIEF.


THE governor of Capetown has declared
the Chief Kreli deposed, and his country
csnfscated.
INFORMATION has been received that a
great fire is raging at Bahia, on the eastern
coast of Brazil.
PRESIDENT DIAZ, of Mexico has instruct
ed Gen. Dalcon, commanding the Mexican
forces on the border, to repel invasion by
the United States troops by force, and
Gen, Trevino has been ordered to the Rio
Grande with $500 troops to carry out the
order.
THE steamer J. B. Walker, from New
Haven, Conn, with arms and ammunition
for the Turkish government has arrived at
Constantinople.
THERE was a violent gale at Yokohama
on the 11th ships were lost and many per-
sons drowned.
IT has been amicably arranged between
the cotton masters and spinners of Man.
chester and Lancashire, Eng, that the wages
should be reduced FIVE per cent on January
I'd, if trade showed no sign of revival at
that time.
THE Republican Frdncoise declares that in
view of the senate's preyentions and the
presidents refusal to change his policy, it
becomes the clear duty of the chamber of
deputies to refuse to vote the budget. The
chamber must save the country. No budget
must be voted so long as a majority has not
ministry in whom it can place confidence.
THERE has been grand discovery made
at place few leagues from Arequipa
South America. The discovery consists of a
rich vein of gold and silver ores. The vein
is some seventy metres in length and broader
than any vein of metal yet discovered in the
world.
THE London Times Paris correspondent,
commenting on the latest list of probable
ministers, says such ministry must either
resign after the first encounter with the
chamber of deputies or the chamber must
be again dissolved In the latter case a vir.
tual coup d'etat is inevitable.
THE weavers of two of the largest mills in
Oldham, England, numbering 800, have
struck against reduction of wages, and the
masters threaten a lockout.
IT is believed the following will be the
lister of War; Maj Gen. Grimaudet de Roche
bouet; Minister of the Interior, M. de
Welche; Minister of Finance, NJ Fare
Minister of Commerce, NJ. Ozenne; Minister
of Public Works, NJ. Craft; Minister of
Foreign Affairs, NJ. Lefeavre Behenne.
Nothing is yet known about the president of
the council or the minister of marine.