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when the World brings its Egyptian
obnsS To- the United States, we advise ito 1t
it up as q monument over the grave Of the Re-
publican party. killed 10y Fraud
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"Francc will soon say" writes NJ. GAM
BETA. what she thinks Of the personal policy
of the Chief Of the State Ohio has already
said what she thinks Of the personal policy OF
the Chief Of the State.
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The Ohio Republicans Join the Rcpub-
Leans If Now York in rcpu liat.n. the Traudu-
1pnt II AYES
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from the cause 1t did, the war was a crime, and
among its victims are scores Of gallant officers
and men.
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STANLEY MATrHEws's Senatorial pros
poets. wi len Of late have grown small Wy d.
rrccs and beautifully less. were on Tuesday
uitDrlN cNtlngM.ah-l.
, 1877-06-24
UTAH.


Secretary AIcCraFy to 0ov. Emery.
WAsu1xaToS, D. O., juno 23,-rhc Secretary
Of War has aldressed letter to Gov, Emery, OF
Utah, tn further anawcr 10 the letter Of that Of
Gccr Of May II aaktnR reinforcement Of the
military posts in that Territory. The Secretary
says; ~ have tho honor to Inform you that
the subject has undergone careful tuyesttga-
tlon through tho military authorities. Willie
not sharing In the beluf that the Mormon popu-
lation Of Utah contemplate violence or Frsst-
anrn to the lawful authority, It IL deemed proper
u tako measures To allay any approximations
such - aro expressed in your letter, aud
!u pumcrous communications upon tbs same
subject. 1t Ia the tleslrc aud purpose Of the
Administration, by tho uac Of all legitimate
means, to aiA the proper suth orlt!ea In Utah In
tho preservation Of peace, protection Of the
rights Of all, and tho due enforcement Of tho
lava, aud to this end alch sncrcaAc Of military
forcr there ~ may le practicable will ba matle
III due time. snuring the present summer and
coming tAll Gen. bhetilsn hupss to bo able to
Increase tho garrtAous Vt Camp Douglas and
Fort Cameron. should It 10 Thought beat 10
occupy additional points within tho Territory.
Il will be necessary fos Congress 10 arpropFtats
funds Tor barracks and QuattcFn for troups.
Gen. Sheridan s:ates that he does not fear any
ser!oua outbreak, but should there be any iodl-
cations OF reliable Information that such will be
tho case. wo haya tsoops available and can ssnd
them there at any time.
, 1877-06-24

eelf from bis painful and dangerous position.
To add 10 the horrorh Of The spectacle tho wind
blew With great violence, and .tbe poor fellow
swayeal u and fro, and was It times In danger
Of being dashed to pieces against she stecplc:
At length his strength became cxhsustedt and
seemed lifeTess. 4 third slater went to his nA-
ststance. TiEnn and again the third slater tcem-
et1 on The ere OF surcess, but time and again the
body Of the second bfntcf fell with all It's weight,
eir with dreadful oscillations. After striving
Tor foyty~i1ve minutes the third slater WAS
Obliged to give up in dcspalr; hi, strcngth was
completely exhausted. a fourth slater yolun-
teere'1 " attempt to rescue his eomradc. lie
climbed 10 the accond slater, tcc,lred bioek
anil tackle, fastened rope around the second
elnter's 1HN1y, cut the ettrfup r0je, and at laat
lowered tic eccund slater " tho ground. Tie
latter had been three hours IN the air, dangling
BY one foot, head downwarts.
, 1877-06-24
MAUD OSWALD,

This 6eeond day's rids OF the grese attempt OF
Mas Maud Osws1d TO make 800 miles In twentJ-
SIX hour, VISA commsnced 1t 1 o'clock yesterday
morning. Miss Oswald had retired 1t II o'clock
previously. mud bad slept thrco hoars-moro than
Al tho hour named, .shs mounted hsr bore; her
appsaEancs bauR n fsTosab1s u her backert could
wish. Thu 6rss mills was made IN four minutes
work until ths clock pointed 70 :4b 1t which t!ma
tas physician demanded that she should atop. Mis.
va. - t,esa Nv Wnsa she ssartel. bss tha strsa
upon her nesves had poen ~ great that she began
e 1sk hsa I'd, M ~ p, III .
might not po..es. Tho strength to eatr7
4: ". s:ss i; 4:
Represented lo III. Clarke lhai abs fell we'll and
that, after ttteen mtuutes' rs4t, shs you'd feel
@ 6o%e,es: &c eoupsllrd Ies 70 desi.I and s.ii. II
iast,t apoa yout stopptng." "hsfsupon Mas o.
The ittepds o! III ths ndeF who ware on the ground
ssseft thai ths peJselan M sttendtag Nss ,snaesins
& .s 'ss IL. u. Is. e, gs.s Il: & ss
tho dme u which tho ride wes to tcrroInate and Il
antii hi hour. sssa i shs tad been unabis 10
make her aoo miles.
t6o ~ ~
bad started In On her WORK ot .hs ~ VIII psrtest
hs 5 s gs @ ias9s aass9s ssn as % &. s asx; H.
still ehs wsa bright, aad rat hef hosso,
= lixhtly ~ eoaaaenlIy = :hs s,ss'
aossI I .. ths ehs.seisr of tis saiu,sIs fsrashea
hef, and believed that would es utterly tis'ssi-
BIZ fos anybody 10 n.ke sny dscsat ias "poa saea
tic tlns dcsIted, sod nlots; bot nobody could
make any 1Eu.a upon tho slae fsetotswasa fur.
, 1877-06-24
nralnst Collector Harvey is that hc ia engaged

IN other business.
TOO LlTH, 100 LATE.
Congressman Cannon, Of Illinois, has arrived
here to do what he ca. for The Rev, Jesse Moore,
for The Springfield Pension Agency.
APrOINTMKSTH.
n The Hsttsn Atseetated frtss.
WAsHlk0ToN. y. t., June 2I-(}. Wiley
Wclles, of Msslts[ppi. wt1l bs appointed Consul
General Ut tho unitcd States to China.
- COMMISSIONED.
:, The President to-day commissioned Daniel T.
Bosnton - Pension Agent Ut Knoxville, Tenn; !;
Samuel Post, Pension Agent at Detroit, Mich. !;
PROPOSED INSPECTION.
A special order Issued from the War Depart
tncnt makes the official announcement TINT tho
General Of tho army will proceed 10 inspect tho
new military posts and routce on the Yellow
stone and IN Montana, extending hls examsna-
t!on 10 such points ns the interests OF the from
tier mar snEgcst. Gen. Sherman will leave
here Tuesday next
THE SREKpM1n's nANK.
= The Freedmen'E Bank Commissioners have on
hand enough money TO declare dividend OF 1U
per cent to ilcnosttors, The Commissioners
have determined, however, to declare no dfyt-
denl At present, far tho reason that 10 per cent
only. would be greater to the vast number
ot dcpoatora tlAn TIC amount received By
them, There arc nearly 2O,0U depositors,
whose balances are Is ard under. ht soon 5
tile Commissioners can dispose Of the building
In this city at wiHt is considered fair price,
they th1uk they will bc nblc to declare tiivi-
dcnd Of 20 per cent. It Ia the opinion OF the
Commissioners that the institution will be
enabled 10 pay about ao per cent Of its indcbtcl-
ness.
, 1877-06-24

There arc some meck.facal md tcnherhcartad
men In this City of Detroit. There Is ono III
particular, who owns house and lot In tho
eastern part of tho edty. HAnother citizen,
whose faru doesn't hetray mceAncas, owns q
vacant lot next 10 him, and few days ago he
wanted to buy tho ,ncck.faced man out anil
build factory covering both 16ts- The figures
vcrc too high, and be went awny feeling mad
and rercngcful. Coming across q Snowman
who wntltod to set ut Ills tgn& and exhibit Wild
iuan and other Interesting tpucmcus Of lie and
death, 1e gaye him the free use Of the vacant
lot. It wns stipulated that hantl-orGan should
bo kept going, bells rung now and tficn, and II
the wild nun uttered yclls occaAlona1ly, 40
much tic bettor. When tho meck-laeed ci4-
ecu saw tho tent put up a tender. forsivinE
smile cros6el l,!A iacc, and he mndc for print
tns-otllcc. About the time The Snowman WIS
ready to open the doors to the anxious public
tho nIeek-tared cttiZen was ready with hia sigma
aud tack-hamnlcr.
"Gcutlcnent walk In aud sco Tho great Kick
apoo kangaroo from kalamaxool" said the show
nn1l.
"Tackt tackr' anl up went sign on tho fcuco
reading, "Look out for slnnll.t,oxI' A sSc1,n4
mud third followed, md TIC Encek"tacea man
was putting up tho fourth when the Snowman
closed u barEntn with truck to more him
down town. lie wasn't over fifteen minutes
packing aud loading, and whcn tho lot waa clcur
a2ain tho meek-tace1 cftfzen sat on his door
step and muscd:
"1lo who WANTS to sell out let him sell, and
wonder how mulch ahead they arcf"
, 1877-06-24
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THEY TELL ME.
Kings;
That my grandmother rest her sowli-could
Ny around an w1nca;
Thcy swcar I'm Of tte ralc oud stock that ruled In
days OF yoru;
And ono Of my grandfa,hcfs aunts go'den night
cap wore.
The, ssy that I'm related TO The warrior, Brian
Boru,
Who with swor.i trn yards nlengtI,, oaee tan the
Devil through:
lit cherish alti his memory ~ long ~ life re-
mains,
For hail, gallon of bis blood Ia boiling In my
veins.
Fosgtye ua brother Jonathan, II wo'cr inclined to
Our faults are very many. but wevo virtues, too,
you know;
And, should foreign foo assa,i ono tlngo star or
strlpo,
Tho 1rIsh boys would be tho asst to c1carate hla
tnpc.
We've horne the marry aug a!oit through many .
bloody ncid.
For Erins hardy sons OF toll know no such word 10
We love tho Isle that gave rs birth, but proud VIC
arc that wo
Are citizens Of this great land, tho frccss Of the
free. HouEnr TunNEy.
, 1877-06-24
CANADA.
The strlklnE stevndores ut Montreal---The
rrrabytertnna.
~ ~ n n

The Striking Btevednres ut n1ontreal---Thc
rrrahytcrtnns.
Epeciaf Di<pdtcA n 7as Tribune.
MONTREAL, June E.-Thc striking ship
laborers made no offensive demonstrations to
day. A deputatton froM the Iaborcrs waited
upon the manager Of the Allan Docks am.
agreed to 60 back to work upon the following
terms: First, the same rates Of wages to be
pail a. last year; second. the men to be paid
for the time they hare lost while being on the
strike; third. no man hereafter to be discharged
without the consent Of the Union. The tcrtus
were not agreed to, anu tue deadlock continues.
Ense'1l FsrftrA n 7As Tribune.
HAt1rAx, June .a--At the Presbyterian As
sclnbly, to-day, a telegram was received from
Or. Waters anil the Itev. Dr. Mitchell, stating
that their churches had burned dnwn. and rec
ommending their ease to the sympathy OF tho
Church. 4 resolution WAS adopted nsk!ng tho
Church to help tho ST. John CONGREGATIONS.
=. 4 committee was appointed to report upon
the question OF Roman Cathollc ordination at
the next Gcnoral Assembly.
The report of tic Committee on the Aged
and 1ut}rm Minister'S Fund was adopted. II
showed that 100 names were on The roll Ut the
aud OF the year.
The Assembly will finish up ia work on Mon
dAf,
, 1877-06-24

II. I1c procured loun c,nb, and attacked The
snakes. He Killed seEcn Of them. and the other
snakes had less than seven rnttlcs. Three had
eleven, md ono thirteen. Tho largest waa
three feet long. Briggs walked into this place
1ucattav night, and hfrea somc men to 70 out
and hetp him more hiF tent further down the
stream. lie had pitched It within twcnty-!lye
yards Of Noisy Rock, famous rattlesnakc den.
In going to tf'e tent yesterday morning 1tnaCs
anil the men surpriacd four rAttltanakts taking
survey OF Its interior. These were despatched.
II ia rarc that anv Of these enakes arc ,ccn for
nwaf from this den. II was irutn this den that
the large specimens in I3ssnnrn's original mu-
scum wero taken, mo Of which had Icycnsccn
rattlcs They were capture'i by barx-pct tlcrs,
who wcre ralii sG0 for liz snakes. Mr. briggs
10 proud Of his twelve dead raltlcsnakcs.
, 1877-06-24

The principal Of young ladIcs' seminary in
Tennessee, "to represS tho inclination to sx-
pensive dress" lately issued the following cruel
pIls we're to wear during the exercises Of Com
mcucemeut day: Tho young !adles are TO lrcss
In white, and tho Rlalpriai u to be musl!ll,
tarletan. Or IT. equivalent. No trimmings Ger.
ml&ted, except when 1na4lo ol tho same mataftai
~ tbs dress: Lace, silk, and aat!n expressly
train Ut over ten inches In lrslgsh. No s!ecycs
shorter than the elbow. No low-neck or low
sQuaruntek dresses. NJ lacu except for slscvus
sitl ncrk. No flowers except : brooch bouquet
p sep. e ssrr.s. s md nd @ oang la1y dsrsssfi
lux thesu regulations xfll not bs lierlnlttel to
appear u Commencement. ThiA IL ! tyrapuy
wurso than Turluetn1Ia't.
, 1877-06-24

Tho authorities Of soud4u, near Chateau-
brant, recently desired to remove the rusty
cock that surmountol tho church Btecpic. A
alateF was cuEacsd to do the Job. liz had
goue two thirdS III tho war uIh When. toaing hls
balance ~ he threw the rope which WIS 10
enable hiu u cllu4b higher. 10 bsgan ~ xlip
down tho lightning rod With feazful saptdity.
lie was ninety feet from the ground whcu 10
began to toss his hold. Iie fell on the steeplc's
'b.iuktzzde, bounded an tho churvh roof, rolled
down it, aud feI on tue ground. uu got up
With no bones broken, but 70 bruised and
jostlcd that he cuuld not think Of again At
tempting to climb tho lightning rod. Another
s!ater took hia plaza. The second slater, after
eoe 70 violent pa sos
broks ono of his sIrrupa or supports,
aud fell, hanging heal downward, o.?
foot rcstiug tn thu stirrup which sti!i
held good. He WIS I'D foot from tho
ground when this accident happened. liz could
bs sssa makiosdespe9ste effort. to recover hold
Of the knotted rope; AEma and one ley mAde
contulAye gestures - hs st1ors " seleass hiua.
, 1877-06-24
SUICIDE.
Gpkctal ptfputcA 70 ~ 7ntHkA

dpkc1al Wtp0lcA 70 IN 7NR1k@
0ALxsA, Ill.,, Juac @3.-1ohn Wall, German
farmer residing three miles southwest Of Platte
Vile, W!1., suc!dcd last night while suffering
from temporary alteration by cutting his
throat llo lcavca family and fAir property.
6eeet91 Aspa1ch 10 TAl 71aaa<.
LACROSSE, Wis, Juue 9i-luhn Grubcr, one
Of the pruprtetoss Of tho Wisconsin vinegar fac
tory, this xItY, cotnn,itted suletls by hanXlng
laai Night. Tha deceased WIS lnurh scspeetel,
mud iu gusti becaniary circumstances. No rcar
sou Il learned for The rash art. =
tasc.at D&p4tcA ~ 1At 7t1bHHk
FoRr WArNx, Ind, 1une :xi-'rha afternoon
At y O'Clock, Frederick Meyers, wood d-sawyrr
with strap. WLeu fuuud fcw nomeuts latcr
lie VAS exllnrt. Deceased wa ~ wears Old,
and member of the t}erlnan Catholic Church.
No EtAsoa Il assigned fvT the suirida.
, 1877-06-24
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.
a roPuLAH LONDON THEATRE.


Al fAe rtaF n uaf.
At The Britannia, the Great Theatre, Iox-
TOM thefe7is to iG seen - an entirely new,
magnificent conts Christmas patto1nime," by
name Tur1ututu," and ut the britannia
sharply turning corner and coming on 'front.'
ago brilliantly iltumnatct1 with gas-~we nr5trr
accordingly. There arc few hangcrs.on about
the door. A gentleman attached to the cstab.
lssllment, wllo is loun8ing on tho stcDs, viii, u
colossal cigar In bis mouth, informs us that
there IL not standing ruom In tho house. Uut
We have already engaged box, aud to 1t VIC arg
led hY tho most civil Of attendants through lnne
r;'ssaecs, @ & their aoors unl!nel by mating, and
There is no effort at decoration, Ant!
tiat sueh should 10 tbs ease. s.
l. !. poellis. s,nsIl-tnat A which a.saIl: Tho
Eredients scetn to 30 the perfume Of t'istnfert-
ing auids and tho fragrance Of very coarse
tutaccoamokc. But what does the outside nj
moapl,cfe mattcra It is tho. inside sight whici,
hind the footllRhts, but before II, consists not
OF actors, but the audlctsec. iniagtnc vast
bemlcircnlar structure, moro capaetnls IN APP
pcarlncc-tlit,ugll tho rcsult NAV be duo to tic
abseuce Of all trappings and othcr ornaments
than Dfury Lane, packed with betwcen J,0U0
and 5000 men and women; not vacant space
on which the cyo, Tan rest, above. below,
around: heads and bodies rising tier upon
tier, till 1n the dstauco they dwtnlllp 10 tndfs-
tinct spccks Of humanity GALLERY, upper
boxes, dreascirclc, rit-theso comprise tho
1islaIons Of the hugs ealt1ce; The box In whict,
We are being ti.e on!y ons used l. thts evening"
nrc occupied hy some dozen spectators, each
paying two shiilings a head; the price Ut ad-
mission TO other parts Of the house varies from
ono shLll,ng to threepence Next to tho cuor-
NOUS multitude collected, the great feature
which RtFjkrS IA IN tis c]lnfnetfr ami fnr,f
, 1877-06-24
GENERAL NEWS,
culgF-susrIcE wA1TH AND TlIn CutvALnr.

spsetaI Dt,pa.eA 10 7as Tribune.
WARRINGTON, d. C., Juno 2l-rhe statement
BY tho Associated rrcsa this morning 10 tho Of
fect that Chtcf-Justicc Wa!te Ia surprised ut tho
reports TINT be did not receive socIal consldcra-
lion In South Carolina, md denied thcse re-
ports, c4n scarcely have been authorized by ttls
Chief Justice htmsclf. It Is certainly fact
that tho Charleston papers admit that tho Chief
Justieo nnd Ills family were aoclally ill-trcatcd
Nhilo there. Thsy contcss It by making haste
u cxpiutn tho reason why hs was 81 ignored.
Editorials graycIy state That ha WAL in com
pany NTH United States Judgo bond, agaIust
whom the chlvalry tlavo spite on account
of his action In connection with tho suits rcla-
tiva to tho election; and that for TINT reason ho
could not recelYe social confederation. A gen.
tlc,nan who arrived from Charleston this morn
tug, and who ltves at tho hotcl whcro Ch[ofJus-
tice Waltz aud hts rife stopped, saya that Of his
own knowledge the Charlestol lautcs refused
ogulze her. Tho chI1alry may 10 asauled OF
their conduct, but they cannot, and 10 one for
tho Ch!etJustlce eau, deny The faet.
NO AEaHo pEhockArs.
One of the frequent boasts ol tho Democrats
tn tho campajgn mas that numbers Of negroes
Democrats, The Richmond Dapatch,- which
sa ss 1a1 u % a ,o !. H.
Democratic primary elections. 1he Dtpateh
saya there sro no Conservative negroes, and to
open the b.llot'box 70 negroes 4 xouid M BY 2 open
that 100 ncgroes. voted the Conservative (mcan-
ing DEMO- rat!cl ticket at any slectlon ever
sela , r. v1rs1nta: The negroes .; s.a.a ass Ill
Democratic ticket, We beg 10 be, excused from
entering into scramble WITH dykics ~ to who
shall bs the white peoples candidate Tor Coy
/. c.RrrrnAn ruuEtr
, 1877-06-24

CANApzAsls, II, Juns i7,-ltotert Briggs, Of
Phllsdetphts, Il ca.upel on Bright bsook. Ia the
northern part Of this county, trout fishing.
Tuesdxy was his arst dsy's apart. ns hAl ashed
only short dlstsuce from hls tent before ho
saw rsttlesnaku culled ou rock. He killed 1t.
II had seren rstsle&. While despatching the
snaka hs discovered smother few feet away.
lie moved towasu 1t, aud It struck III tattle.
This seemed to be signal for otheIs, and tue
sound Ut rastlcs was heard On all sides. briggs
took surrey OF Tue dcld.. On both siles oi
the creek, In \ dlasancs of few feet ahead,
theiA c.Ale1 up On tbs Atonea, near the edge ii
tho Malex. and Ill Atakipg Aeis satlcs vi0lxai-
, 1877-06-24
Civil.6ervice Reform Now an Ac-
comp1ished Fact.
Collapse Of the Machine. and No More
Office Holding Politicians.
No Opposition 10 DC Made 10 tho Re.
opening Of tho Whisky
Judgments.
Gossip ct tho Capital About the Chicago
0ollectorships.
TIE MACHINE BUSTED.

NO MORE orFtCE.noLDlNa cAucus-woRKHRA.
8ptesat DsspascA 10 zas Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., juno 23.-Civi1.service
Reform II IN accomplished fact. The President
to-day directed a circular to bc sent to every
Federal oiTIeeholdcr in tlls United States, d.
Tccttn4 him to observe "A rule OF conduct
these principles: DISQUALIFICATION Ia the or
gnnlzatfon or management Of political commit
tets, caucuaes, conventions. OF campaigns. This
orsicr does not prohibit tho free exercise Of po-
llttcal opinion or tho expression Of It, either
orally Of through tho press, provided public
duty Is not neglected, hut II intended to tncan
an absolute prohibition upon every
Federal oi1lceholder from taking my
active rart In local. State, or na.
ttnnal politics. 1t ia tho order OF President
1fMrrlson over agaEn, which he did not live "
execute. IL Ia an announcement that the To
nnblle l. returning to tho sta;e o. civil service
Democrats invented the spoils theory. It Is
the fnl9lla,cnt Of President Hayeh' cyil-scrvlcc
plc.lEe BY an executive or,1er, lsstlcl to every
person under the United statcs Government,
from tic highest ftnctfonary to tlIc hutnblcst
postmaster, that ho Is to let politics alone.
THH OnnEN.
10 tia WeHtrn Assoctattd {ytta
WABHiN1roN, y. T., Juno 15.-The President
today addressed the following circular letter to
oil prominent Federal officers throughout the
country:
E1Eeur1y1 MAssros,, wArn,xarox. D. q, ,Jnne
23Sin: acsiro to call yont attention 10 tho fol-
lowing paragraph in . latter addressed by INC Ia The
Secretary of tho Treasury on tho conduct to be Oh.
served By officers Of tho GoncFal Government III
relation 10 elections:
''No otlceF should b. required or permitted 10
conventions or election campaigns. Their Hight ID
vote and to e1preaa thclr yowa On pub.
lie queftons. either orally or through the pseaa is
discharge Of their Official dntias. No assessment
for nol!tlcai purpoaca on officers or subosd,Natcs
shnnld be allowed"
This rnlc IL applicable to every department Of tho
civil scrvlcc. II should be understood be every
ofccF Of tho General Government that ho IA ex.
pcctcl 10 conform bis conduct 10 iH requirements.
fciy respectfully, Il. u. HAYES.
, 1877-06-24
TIE JrHKER AND FORD CAsEA
qt,Sr,nl 3ferf1frh IN YhA Tr{hHbH

opec'os Cs!pa.es - 4"s 17su"e'
WASHINGTON, u. T.. Juno 1i--ChaFles Heed,
Edmund .ucsecn, and Anton Juukcr left to-
n'snt 'oe eneaso' nas'ns aecoIop'lsheu one ol
sae purposes LOT "h'ea Mn'eh taeS came On Inc
mst- Separate pcstttons were presented to
Secretary Sherman on behalf Of llocllo, Junkcr
n.,do tho ,,,,o,t. .r,tr.t tt.r, T., ". rf1,t"1
1e'uo 'uo se.i' ~ s"s o.eI
htases nstflcs Cou1t a. ehisaeo, anu 70 ailo~
them to tnteFposc defcoscs irf tho suits. These
s,,tant Secretary rrcnch. wbo rcfcrrcl
,hoa. - can,,,,stors. n,,,n con na,,,n
.nsta ~ to''siuasf oaI. .,au .s,u" us.. ''".'
examined them and ti''a morning con-
result Is that letter has lccp written to-day Ia
D,.,rirt. Attorney Rama dircetin0 him not y
... e""ta te~ s'Ae "', ",,. ~ .,' ~
, 1877-06-24


Trend the other day in a newspaper strange
story about anoblo Lord whu, tin times
gonc BY" hnh "orlercd Ills rcal coronet homo
from bis banknr'a " TO Ills place In tho country,
put It on, and. locking himself up In his kitchens
garden, danced about among the cabbaCcs, cry
Ing, " Dau,me! I'm the Premier Marquis Of
England" The story IL neither zero nor Ten
frorato, II the Ingenious narrator will ask the
next nobtcman's valet whom he meets ut ILLS
club, ho will learn that Peors ooronet Is not a
."real thing In the why Of intrinsic vnlue; It
Is decorative property." usually furnished
either by my Lord's robc-lnaker 9r BY the family
undertaken, who krcps 4 at Of coronets, from
Dukes to narons. "in stuck" 10 be
laa On tho eoili1s % Of e., tue aFi.tesfae! .1
tho only other occasions wtl.n "tcal curoncta !"
which, fortunately, arc not pagea,,ts of frequent
sham and although the ,robc.makcr or tho dn,
deFtakeF might haTs tue facc to charge 70
gnit,uaB for Ole, bow Atrcct Or Vinegar yard
c1stuner would turn out very handsome cor.
onct, With crimson velyot llrcssa, sham gold
" berry lcayes, fur 30 shllllnGs. Pfdbatlr
thvrU aru uot dozen Peers extaut who have i
''propcrty y cornnct OF their own; and they
would - soou think Q! scn.ling the gtmssack 70
asking Contts' Or Chtlds' to take caro Of their
bunting erops and tor.. fancy, tl'"ugh, that
II some VI tic city tluancicrs WHO have foreign
would have = real " coronet. viii, real gold
clsslct, foal pearls, o., for tile mattsr Of that
nevertheless, story shout = coronct, OF
rather about a crown, which has tho merit Of
beiuR not only dlyerslug but true. ! heard It
n1any years ago from oil. Dr.. W, who had been
one Ut the medical attendants Of Gcorge ".
For lhe oosonas!on Of that respectable, sover-
etgu, the old Crown Imperial was considerably
altered, aud It WAS sent from tho Tower to Run
dell II hridge's, In Ludgatc HILL for the. neces
sasy alterations to ho made. 30 numerous
were the " tixinga" reaulrtd that tbs emblem ot
ton, when It was seat 10 Ct. JaMe.'. On the
%orStux q tue sventi4! day, y, p, l., W, % entering
cious Majesty lcs'Eae, King Of Great Britain
bcforu largo rAcsal-g'ass with tho Imperial
crown on his august mead, and-well, with uotl.-
ing else on. llia Majesty WAS IN eus,}o. ~ the
spauiar,is say. Whether, - he a!tltu.lin!zed, he
wns saYing, " Dalume, I'tu tue nsst gentleman
In Eusope,h old Dt. W. omitted u tell ms.