davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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SDatt'S &ebenS'8 aliam.
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Seltwure unp bic i1Itmmitsn 5aue Don Ulutfrautptt.
ten, srpBe S8pane, yeber. uno 9tterenietben, MinB.
purn IL. &c. mtrp .Iuf's Seftmmtsne purp ets,ea Gsnis
auer Getnt8un8smtttel 8ebeilt. Der,elbe 1T 3pe,wnp.
swanit8 Sabre ptnbur3 pom puplitum erprpbt. sdt
9unpsrttauisnpe Don 6aaea eepsi!t uao eartrt Rsts,
penn na@ Vorlprift 6snpmmen. jill etn tt6eres pstls
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rdulhen altea Vstpwure, leloli no Ger Snp1sn ldpu 81.
3etreten 1T.
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map, 2raSeeen I'M yatt-lpeater tu SrpptIpn, ". T.,
pom drpntiGen Mpeumattsmus, natbem berieibe psus
Srtsl8 ppn Den pprjuslt1lten AerjIsa &urppa's Hnt
Anerita's pebanpelt ppTeeu mar.
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2plp, Dedmaler gc. III Wiaoilca Str, pom eInem
seiabrltbsn @el0plr, nabpem or le1s DipuaW TN
Srpapmas @rir'Ial mar uns pprt ais ~unpsiltar srIlari
purpe.
Spatt's Sebens-SalSam tstlts Ssrru 5aeob Wptb
DIRee 9p. 242 Wrssnwtp oIr., Don eiaem i~erptuIpisn
Sel1pure, psbet bic oaulntB loon bic aut ben HnpQen
BepranSsn mer. per- ". bal wabrenb 10 Sabsen HaG
5%sitttener psiluna ietne g1teperpeinns Der EraHIpeit
%srIaeren.
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springer, 9p. 1oo 3rppme SGr., p~plhaneiB ppu sHt.
Iunreitm~ Hbsumatlamue 10 srnnlttsr 4rt, paB psrielss
cen Sstt bee Hranten loon perpirrt patte. Der Ue.
aanEts tpnnte MOT teine Saap gum 8ppfs srbebsn Knt
Oar paprenp rTsief Wtonate ans Ben %setehslt.
gu BADEN tn Der Saupt,Sfhes, 246 Sranp Str, xae
oct Npptheiern i'm AuGsmeintn, su ii per JlalGe. Ssts
5lalUtn 50.
9patt's bsratmts $ etImittsI ttnb:
Spatt'S uufeblbarer Qsbtns. Balkan Az 81 100.
&patt's IA g., bc&psIl fartsr Qsbrns. galiam, ~
pl.25. Spatts yulnpnts SaIlam, pbsr her Stwine.
lu6tieen ursune, .su s1.W. - Spatt's Swtb siut.
msnt, n~ntsblbar FUR se,esn anp S6msrSsn itpsr urt,
u 81 @ents. Spatt's Snsa, Sur fur 3rtaiuna,
Appfpat, S%nnnsnSa, 9atarrp, 5u IS SO.
Wsnn cbtss 4yIttel nlbt in eurer Npoitets cber an GU.
rem Ylase ~ oabtn isne, 10 penet man It'd etrett an cas
Aentral Aspet, 246 @ranhtr., ". D.
Gi b In 3. ppGtt u 60. @iBenttnmtr.
usbsral bin pct Srprse Ssritidt tsim balbsr
Olseno. t3m2Uian
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300 Vianns INN Oraelu.

ncu une aus Smeiter Sanc, BON Taprifantcn ers
tier Nlafe, lperoeil 5u nleorl9ere1 prellen fur@a lD ooer
Ablbla8s= s blun9en ODER Tur Wtietbe III Staot uno
Sano, Dabrsno oleler Barten 3eiten uno BET 6elerta9e
ourG pprace MSaterS II. CON, b Sroabwap,
~psrtauft als olelelUei le 3upUr II: 1ietp yort ~oterlrt
wuroen. Msentei periau9t UNI MSater'S neue Scale
pianos unc 0cncert'C r8eln du pertauien. 5uu.
lirirte GGtalo9e per polt uerlamOt. Quite Seoim9un9en
1eiltllhe, &ird)en, Gp9en. Sbu,en &C. 4l425nD=
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,.Gin bemFrfensipcrtbcS Suh! =
%4rtbnt'S IeeteS nnb gr0.btes.
0ef0Dr!!!

ooer: Seripntbet ii ben, SoarS eInes SreiinoeS.
0ieies ppileneette @erf oieies Yttsranen Der
Nmeritanild)eu 4lter1tnr 1at ais Toripurf einen Ge.
l~enltanb. iuelber ous lpei0le Sehen ulleres 9eiammten
Bottles beriiDrt mo 0iebt eiuen l6redliden lleberblid
iber uebel. ipeldes es bloeItelt. Nuferpreentlid,
i~pannenn mne aufresene, piro es BON Nlsn nit
6eai,rpe 8elelcn iperben. Slnfrirt une ihpn ses
runeen gBjr itnD entlhlonen, oas Sud In jeoer Tas
nile os Sanoes einjufubren mn o~lterlren nod ME
eusemeiene Nprtbeiie alien inaunlibeu mo ipeibli.
ben Subleribeuterlammlern Y8ir perlanseu lberal
aseateu uro ihid,n gratis aui Ssrlanasu Weoinauu.
usn M beidreiteI os 9~ircnIare. 3. ". ztpttar
, 1877-08-18
KNAUTH,
MACLEOD
& h.
j an k 6e(9Q aft,
lib Broadway,
NEW YORK.

<SsAf1 auf mssr ais 200 Sr ytSsassnssrsn Stast
In europa.
0elt.1us,ablunsen surA bic potdnter ioipis Ser
telegraph nod ausn Wl6ssn In DsutiaIans,
Dstsrrsia, Der e&w.i, 5oaans. Ddnsmari. satpe.
BEN uns glorusssn. ban Gmsidnstrn frst in's baul
~sslieer..
9reeit,Briefs fir s7etfsnbe aur Ssuutuns In snsp
aroberen staoten Der alten Welt.
gtntafIrung BON &rbfdbaften uns Gpreerunssn
isoer Irt in alien Wldben Guropa's.
gerf1ifuns ssa @uterm ans padeten waA
EUROPA.
Ber,pGuns anfommsnbsr Sitter In Ne~ Bort. uni
misunderstanding b~esIsIben mad benz SnIanse.
CurssSiftss Gslb ausr Trt setauFt uns ssrsaxft
, 1877-08-18

Yeniionen. g ii q ass"'"s a., 7p fsi nsal" S5. g1 p:f
Diu. Ieniipn-O Office. Sdidt fir @%trculdre. [4msaua
So bis SIP per Sag. e aisit'sf IL s', aasn
pol5,s Mine,t- uno @diiffabrts.D %litritten oes staa.
ties. Noreiiire: s. Is. 4earbort,
II gBcft= Decatur, "a.
, 1877-08-18

dilcs Sdyreiosr. Sia.Sphsts Senes.M6oer
len %erfabren, ipenn tie Iib ipemoen an Die Quafer
Gitn Srnnn Is o.. 222 1farfet ctr. Wbild. Do. RI
, 1877-08-18
Ticbcr.
9cbenS=Glirir.

Mnbreas @raHer, @ompspine, 81. 9
Or. ausuit &6nis's Samburser Gro'
pien iiao bic einsise Mcoisin, Die mir
nod gut tbun. SD bin idon bod in
3abren uno irilten mir oielelbcn oas
Qeben."
, 1877-08-18
Sic COMPOUND Srp1en Bebauolulq

Dies lit tein Spltsm Der beiluns, pelbes III Ieiner
netiGrtes Crpscn lit. @s 1T oas ,punoerbarfe Bts
lcbunssmittel 3 8 menidliben 86rpers, bas ie be.
FAINT lpurDe. Oesbalb ldon iolte es cine sroBere
Wienae BON &ranfbeiten beilen uno clue 9roBere Uien9e
elmer ausseoebmten Griabruna ~beiidtieen niele Nn-
natme. Die llnterjeibneten pereinisen lid BARN, ben
&ranfen Die nunberbarcn Gisenid)aftcn nes
Gpmppunb Crpsen befannt uno annebmbar 81
MAIDEN. SIS 1T oas Ii6erlte. wirtlanite unb blIisIte
btilmittel in Der g5elt. NGe S1minoiiibti9e. Dps.
pep iter. Geldbmte (%iir5Iit) uno lille. islblt penn ie
cntmutbigte Snoalioen lino, iolten fir unlere Bro
idire pon 40 5eiten ihiden. lpslbe uiele mlnoerbnre
aber ,pabre Der dte uno Die beiten 3eusniie entbalt.
ssrei nit Der Ioit uerlanot.
q. Y. Starfep. A. M. N. d.,
O. q. Nalen, Phi. B. M. D..
3Wl25iu!= Gtareep II. Nalen, 1112 6irarbitr.. TbiI.
, 1877-08-18

Wnentpu Cine ponffGnctse @efbid,te opn
NSeulSH' Nenniplpanien, non Der erite1 Nu=
Ncrfonof Iieolunp bis auf beute. Bon QBin. 81.
OSIluiyl+ Gornca, L. L D. gtabe5u 900 erpBr
Ottao.s eiten. neber q S1ultrationen. Seine oolls
itdtoi9e GeItihte unieres Staates lit lett einem bal=
ben 9a9rbunoert oer6ffentlibt luoroen. Naenten ipers
ben bel Ginfubruns oieSes prdbtiaen 98erfes berjlid
ipiltommen sebeiBen iueroen. Cine ieltene Bele9en-
belt. gBir oellansen Naenten in jeoem 9o,pnibip
Sdretbt iofcrt nm noae Ginielnbeiten uno Mnsipab
beg 5erritoriums. 9orel1e: Quaker City Pub
iaeelpbfd. 4gg 15m
8 9 els i 9s. afs.''I ee n %e1f is s assH % psnfH
Sebradt. Wan braudt lie in ieoem banie, Wu1er
uno Circulate ftei per Ioit oerianet..
.~4S827ap. y. .. Bbtfe u. Co., Neparf, e.. 5
, 1877-08-18
GiniQe orte Griin1e

1.-9tne nene &rFnbunG sranSIl4 sG4sast
unb seFbert bur@ patent.
3.-M1aht esnen ppiifo 81 2s6.enQ,
slei1 auf beiben eeiten. an allen Irten bon Stofsx.
3.-aauft leitt. ianft, eerduidlos unb rai@-bsEs
6 Combination bon gieenIhafteu.
.4.-Dauerbaft ~Iauft Sabre Iana obne Reps
rdturen.
5.-8errt@tet afte Irt:n BON N>bett
uno Ganep Idbereies IN elmer porsiisli6enWetIs.
6.-St far oen Grbeiter iebr Ieiht 5n a n o.
bat.n. Die 2inse SER Stihe 7ann resulirt tosroen,
:o6breno bic Waidine i'm Ganss 1T, uno eieie lam
nit sinem Saoen oerieien psroef,, obne saS oerieIbs
nurd 209er 3u Saben bal.
S.-Dlun einfah, finerein, elegant, inoefl
ser Slid o n . ben Gebrauh BON Cog sBgsel Gears,
Rotarp Cams uno 2eoer @rnls formirt pirt. 6at Den
automatic q eeb. pelaer eine atet@.
ndBiee 2auee bes Sti@ef BET ir9enb
liner Gei npinbiefeit toert bat rniersu
teuen Z breab Controller, mslber cine sletU.
udBiee Sspesung Der Neeele-8ar erlaubt uno s,ntr
Btrlebuns oes Gaoe1s norbtust.
S.-Grufructiou I uRe.ffsr9fdlti unb boz
npet. 5t f~abrii,rt bon Den sei4idtefen uHr
.rfabrenNeu Mrbettern in Der beribmua
Remington 9Irmcrp. Sion. r. o. Nbilaeslppse
esHce: $40 Ghei7nut CITRATE. 2Wt7mat-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-29
..Eanker In the Bud.o

You watch its development with eXpectant
sOlicitude-the choice, eXquisitely-m moulded bud
which promises to unfold with the perfect
flower. You perhaps think how it will adOrn
the drawing room vase, and anticipate the pleas
IRE of showing it to your flower loving friends.
But some morning you find its head dropping,
its fragrance fled, and an ugly purple spot on
one THE delicately tinted petals. 1t is the
poets "canker in the bud" How often the
loathsomc canl1er 'blights the cherished infant
blossoms" in our household gardens-those
human buds which give earnest Of a brilliant
future. The noisome canker, 50 longesnceal-
cd-scrofula-at length reveals its dreaded
presence and to our bright hopes succeeds the
most agonizing fear, for we know the fatal Sc
quel it portends- pulmonary consumption. 1t
is estimated by eminent medical authorities
that at least one fifth of mankind are afflicted
with this insidious malady. But its ravages
are so secret that even it's victims are unaware
of its presence until it suddenly discoses itself
in some of its myriad and ofttimes fatal forms.
A slight cutaneous eruption is often the only
Indicator of its presence. The only means Of
eXterminating this disease from the system is
by thorough course of constitutional treat
ment. This treatment mustfulfll three indica-
tons, namely, promote nutrition alter or pu-
rify the blood, and arrest disorganization of the
tissues and the formation Of tubercles.t No
more efficient Alternative can be employed for
these purposes than DR.. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery While imparting strength and
tone to the digestive organs, it cleanses the
blood and heals the diseased tissues. Test its
virtues ere the deadly canker has blighted The
life you prize. .Ivs...s1..s .
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OK Fine Mixed Cards. no two alike with name, 10
90 cents postpaid. Nassau Card Co. Nassau, N. Y
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The diploma distributed to each pilgrim

The diploma distributed to each pilgrim
immemoryof the Popes inbileeis a fine
Autographed and arabesque sheet of pa
per, on the corners OF which are the four
great churches of Rome, St. John, Later
an, st. Peters Santa Maria Maggiore, St.
Paul's and, in addition, the prtraits OF
Sanints Peter and Paul, the palm, the
dove, and other sacred emblems, surroun-
ed by Latin words recording the access
ion Of Plus TX. to the apostolic chair.
On each diploma the pilgrims name and
country ar written.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-29

Thirty years experience proves the Grafen-
berg Vegetable Pills to be the mildest and most
effective medicine ever known for the complete
cure of Headache, Biliousness, Liver Com
plants, Nervousness, Fevers, and diseases OF
Digestion. Sold everywhere; price rs cts. per
box Send for almanacs. Noyes Bros. & Cut
Ter. St. Paul, Agents for Minnesota.
- GRAEFENBERG Co., New York.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-29

Colgate & Co.'s Cashmere Boquet Soap has
acquired popularity hitherto unequaled ny
anytoilet soap Of home or foreign manufacture.
A reputation begun early in the century made
it easy for this house to impress the public.
The peculiar destinations of this luxurious ar
ticle are the novelty and exceptional strength
ofits perfume. 49, ....
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food Material Is Always Requisite.

to great results You may have the best flour,
eggs, milk, shortening, however, and still have
poor bread, cake, pastry, etc. Why? You
didn't use DOOLEYs YEAST POWDER, With this
last magic element to give order, harmony and
union to the rest, the result is a mathematical
certainty. Try it, and be convinced, s..- =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-29

GLARK HOUSEMost popular house in Mianeapo
~ is new and rewly furnished; hrst-class in all re-
spects. Terms 81 per day. H. @. BRACKET, Prop.
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~ East Third Street, St. Paul, MINI
Minneapolis Business Directory.

GMITH SCRIBNER, 52s Washington Ave. s., job
y bers and Retailers in Hardware, Cutlery Tin and
Pressed Ware Paints Oils. Coopers tools specially
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International III

Cor. seventh e Jackson sts., -
SAINTPAUL, 800 MINNESOTA
Having leased (for term of years. and reftted and
refurnished this very fine Hotel would announce to
the public and my oldtme friends and patrons that
prepared to accommodate them rstclass fare at
the very low rates of $3.50 and 800 per day according
to room. M. II. G.. FLOWER. Prom.
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INFORMATION worth thousands to those out
of health. Self-help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers. Facts for those who have been dosed,
drugged and quacked. The new Health our
nal teaches all. Copies free. Address Electric
Quarterly, Cincinnati O. ... Is
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A Ton of Pills.

In a single day 1900 pounds Of Dr. Turr's
Liver Pills were shipped from the port of New
York. AS an illustration Of the progress Of our
country this is worthy of record inthc nine
teenth century. .,.,..ss..s #. j {
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Pond's Extract. Its sale extends to every
portion of the country There is only one
genuine Ponds E1t,act for Pains and Infam-
nations. .sexs.s.s5f & .
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A TON OF PILLS.

In single day 2O00 pounds of Dr. TUFTS Liver Pills
shipped from the port of New York. AS illus
tration of the of country this is worthy Of
record in the nineteenth century. h.. "a n
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-26

VIENNA, Oct. pa special to the Presse
says Kars has been bombarded and that part
of the city is on fire. The place is proVisioneG
for four months.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-26

BOLSTER's MILLS.
Hancock House, M. Hancock, PrOprie-
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NEW YORK. October 5-Evening.-Colton quiet
and unchanged; sales 712 bales; delivered on con-
tract 100 bales, Midding uplands IL Slice; New Or
leans IL 7-16 futures in moderate business, closing
n III m at to points advance Flour-receipts Of
1925 bbls the market is slightly in buyers favor
without change in prices; sales 2OSoO bbls No at
30O 0 30; Western and State at 90 a 30; extra
Western and State SO a rs; good to choice at so
q W; White Wheat Western extra at 6 O5 90 NJ:
Fancy White Wheat Western extra at 80 d q:
good extra Ohio at 80 q 90; choice extra st Louis
at DO q %; new Patent Minnesota extra good to
prime at 40 q 25; choice to double extra 30 O
u; low grade extra 30 "a 70; Winter Wheat ex-
ira s. @ 90; Minnesota 20 q Is; City Mills ex-
ira 80 "a 90 for West Indies; Southern -four s Is
@ on; Rye flour unchanged. C0rnmeaI steady;
BOO bbls at 55 q 90; Brandywne at 8 As a So
Wheas-receipts 367,767 bush; q lower, closing
with little more strength; sales All 900 bush nclud-
ing ~, oo0 bush spot "a "a % for New York Mop
Spring; 20 0 3I2 for ungraded Spring: 3O1 "a
81 for No Chicago; 81 for No Milwaukee, / 81
for No Spring. 30 for hard; l 42k "a 438 for New
York No 2 Winter Red 30 for White State; AZ for
No Winter Red October, closing at 42s bid 431
asked; 800 q 81 for No Spring October, closing
80 bid, 3l2 asked; 800 for No 2 North Western
october, closing at 80 bid, 31s asked; No North
Western October closing at 1 81 bid, 80 asked Kxc
irmer; II q re for Western; 70 % 7Sc for State
BARLEY firm; Canada at Soc for No q; 80 a Csc for
No latter fancy; 70 q 7Sc for 6rowei State 10 %
72ic for proved State; $4,000 bush 2-rowed STATE
part arrive 70 q 724c. COrn-receipts 81 800 bush:
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MINOR TEAEGRAMs

Gen. Grant declares that silver remonetiza-
ton is form of reputation. Speaking of bis
reception in England he said nothing could be
more kind, considerable and gracious
The wife of Berry, the Union Pacific railroad
robber. killed by Sheriff Glascock of Fayette
county, Mo-, sues the sheriff for $4,000 DANA
ges, alleging that he deliberately shot Berry
while the latter was lying asleep.
Mr.. Ross has thoroughly Investigated the
Richmond, Indiana, case, and says the Mofftt
boy is not Charlie Ross
A Bismarck, Dakota, despatch reports that
the President and his secretary, Rodgers, have
bought real estate near Bismarck and a favor
lite endorsement of the Northern Pacific extern
sion scheme is now confidently expected The
surveyor and collector at Bismarck is Rodgers
brother-in-law.
Gov. Tilden, Bigelow and Hewitt arrived at
New York from Europe yesterday.
Theodore J. O. Meyer, native Of Hamburg.
was committed to jail 10 New York YESTERDAY
on charge of stealing diamonds
Ephraim A. Durham, lawyer of Kingston,
n. T., plead guilty yesterday to embezzliDg
pension money.
Several official journals announce that the
Reichstag will be called together sooner than
usual on account of the unqaet state of
France.
Receipts of internal revenue yesterday $751;
903.
The run on the Union Dime Savings Bank
was continued yesterday, but the examiner
says it is perfectly sound
An inch of snow fell in Ottawa Yesterday,
Snow also fell in Quebec and Montreal.
Lyman Peck was committed yesterday at
South Royaton, VT, to await trial at the coun-
ty court, for breaking into the bank of Royal
ton Oct s, after being acquitted of robbing the
mail Sept. IA.
The trial of Mrs. Evans at Riverhead, Z. T.,
yesterday for the murder of j. Poyutz, resulted
in her acquttal.
John Lowery, keeper of the insane at Ward
Island, was yesterday convicted of cruelty
beating a patient aud sent to the penitentiary
for one year.
Three people were shockingly gored by a
mad bull in New York yesterday and a man
was shot in the chin by bullet intended for
the bull.
1t is stated that many shipowners in New
York are intending movement for the repeal
of existing navigation laws and for free trade
| in ships.
r. L. Woolcott of 18th street, Brooklyn, re.
ports that one SWEET, editor of penny paper
10 that city, offered to support the claims Of
Mr.. Henry for Mayor for $500.
By the burning of the chemical works al
East Haven, CT, yesterday, $50, 900 worth Of
property was destroyed.
There were nine new cases of yellow fever al
Fernandina Wednesday night all colored. Nc
deaths.
In the case of P. W. Elder and Thomas s.
| Creider at Philadelphia for abettiug Theodore
| Hand in the ENLIGHTENMENT of $12, 900 from the
office of receiver of taxes jury rendered YER
dict of guilty.
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FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 20.

ing at least six thousand tons. Close by are
two others, ard within quarter of mile are
nine more. each containing at least fifty thou
sand cubic feet, and mile to the east at Round
fond, is pile sixty or seventy feet high, known
as Ballad Rock.
Gen. Harlan is the third lawyer who has ris-
en- from the bar directly to the United States
Supreme Court bench, Justice Bradley and ex-
Justice Davis having enjoyed the same distinc-
tion. OIL
The Presidents host in Richmond will be the
Rev. DR.. Curry, distinguished Baptist clergy.
man, and the head of Richmond College. DR.
Curry and the President were college chums.
During the war the clergyman was devoted
confederate; but he is as ardent now in support
of his old friends Southern policy.
Jennie June tells the following of Clara Nor
ris: "As an evidence of her tenderness of heart
Will mention a memento of her dead horse,
which she carries about with her wherever she
goes. 1t is one of-its shoes, with Grass plate
affixed, bearing in beautifully engraved and
black enamel letters this inscription: "My
Theo., died July "a, 1877 q"
DR.. Thomas Holme, an embalmer of Will
liamsburg, N. Y, went to the dead. house the
other day for subject on which to test new
process, and, as he drew back coffin lid he ex-
claimed, sMy God that is my nephew" The
body had been found in the river, and had not
been missed by the relatives, as he was drum
mer, and often gone on long trips.
King Alfonso has ordered at Paris casket
by way of betrothal present to his future wife,
the Princess Mercedes. 1t is in lapis-lszuli,
high and thirty square, ornamented with gar
lands of golden roses which are miracles OF
delicate workmanship. The hues of the flow
ers are all faithfully presented. The key is a
golden rose full blown. The interior of the
casket is lapis ,lazuli studded with tiny nails,
diamond headed The casket is intended to
hold the lovers love letters, but it goes to the
Princess in the first place with but one note and
necklace of eight rows of pearls.
An enterprising Salt Lake Mormon is said tc
be fully occupying his time in counting Brig
ham Young's widow. He calls upon each one
of her an evening in every two months.
On the tax lists of London there are not az
many male servants by AZ 600 as there were
twoyears ago. This, with other facts, shows 9
DISPOSITION to economic, the effect and evi
dence of hard times. Increase of tramps ani
crime will follow.
The first batch of New York liquor sellers
prosecuted by Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby's anti
dram shop society have been fined $50 each BY
Recorder Hackett, who told them that if they
were brought up again he should fine them $25t
each and give them years Imprisonment
The Recorder expressed his cordial sympathy
with the movement and said that drinking COW
cred threequarters of the crime in New Yorl
city.
Kentucky Congressman lost $4,000 on th,
races at Baltimore Thursday. They complain
that the race was not an honest one, and tina
Ten Brock, their favorite, was held on the las
quarter
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-10-26
FRANCE.
The Situation acknowledgements Re-
ports-speeches of De Broglie and Cam

PARIS, Oct. 25-The French situation is I'M
changed. Government organs continue to de-
clare the Marshal will not submit nor ministers
resign. Gambetta will deliver speech next
week at the American circus.
The Moniteur declares that the Prerident has
at no time contemplated resost to p,ebe-
scite.
The Univers (legitimist) abiding to recent
utterances of the Seliol (Orleanist) asks wheth-
er that journal adopted its moderate tone with
view of paving the way for the election of
Duke D. Aumale TO the Presidency of the Re-
public. The Univers says that rumors to this
effect are current.
Duke Decazes, speaking at Nice, made an
appeal for Cancellation among political parties
0ambetta make speech in Nlevere IN support
OF the Republican candidates. The fact that
all through his speech he avoided all alluslon to
MacMahon attracted attention.
Gambette, in speech at CHATEAU Chuon vio-
lently denounced the governments electoral
man@uvres, declaring that but for fraud and
robbery four hundred Republicans would have
been returned he made very bitter attack
upon the Empire and Bonapartists but spoke
in very conciliatory tone of the other parties
and predicted an eventual alliance between
them and the Republicans.
Gambetta declared that the Republicans de-
sired order and progress They had no subyer-
sive aims. He was not an enemy of those who
governed France He was an enemy to no
one. He exhorted his hearers to have conf.
dence in the majority, which would know how
to make the authority of France prevail with
out exceeding the bounds of legality.