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NEuBrRGu's PRISON CELLS.


GOSHEN, sept. THE Court House In Now
bursh is in one of the finest squares in the city,
and surrounded hy the protl0st OF lawns.
In the basement OF the building are the
cells for the prisoners. These are the
only drawbacks about thu premises. They
are small. damp. and not properly ven.
tlated Although a Are il kept burning tie
year round. the cells get mouidy. and prisoners
beg 10 be taken the Goshen Jail. orto any other
place. rather than STAY IN them. Investigation
Inn" and again has proved that the condition OF
these cells j. horrible, and a few weeks ago the
the Nrwturgh Bonri of Health stigmatlZrd
them H. a public nul san ~ aud utterly unfit for
human beings 10 stay in. Prisoners who 20 IA
these cells in the full bloom of health come out
in "A few days hlearhrd a. white ~ the lime ON
me walls. weak IN body and mind and rnari-
Ated to fearful extent. For tn, state of affairs
the Board Of SuperV.s lrs Of Orange county are
solely responsible Efforts have repeatedly
been made 10y so'iotios and individual humani-
tarians 10 get the Supervisors 10 make the cells
more hahitahe. Int all have laburcd in vain.
A. the ceilings of the cells are about even with
the top If IN" ground. the cells are nothing more
nor less than cellars, aud without the irc g.
keep away the dHmpnrsS and cold, they would
he utterly uninhnhtanlr. Moreover they ara
ON the north side of the hundlng. and rom on"
years end To- the other the warm rays of ih'
sun never enter their Erntlng-. strong en- ri
will again be- mad" al the next session OF the
Supervisors 10 ahat' this shame.
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To suit all Tastes.

nom Ne Bohnjt,n Hwk re
Minnesota poet tunes his sounding Tyre TO
harvest not . ana sIhss
Thoro's music ln the sou.h Of She Wini
1h,tr's -rAcr in tht " WING -rt'n,
Broad acres ntiut With the DAY GOD guh
IN tielr IA cnus urinnmo
Nov. why couldn't h 20 right on, without
ra hns MS brain Tor new rhymes and sing:
H.pdV ihc rehirr stands. he lists
Ia the ihreshor' ,cattrilug bum;
And &c. Waves allt ia lis blaMny lists
Inc harvest ulium.
Here and there in the reckless world
sinch, 20 up hnd ,iu h, goNuN,n,
Buf care from il- happy heart /, hurled
D., the sisht ol Il q uIlilHun
And when AT eve, Mt the SET of SUM-
rNltN hc hn-ir~ to- his hninVs
lis day l. sirnL his WorA Is dunc,
Aul lie has Nv u.s. lvT al Oi.llV qle
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kill him | rush aud cut the rope holding my
lady love. At that instant the King and guard
enter. We knccl He joined our hands, as
Cupid had our hearts. The King makes me
Colonel and creates ne II Count Tableau-
Three cheers from the pcopel curtain.
MIR. DaVcnpor-I can almost see your acting
now. We'll. | saw you n that chivalric hussar,
and from that evening resolved To be an actor;
anu nero am lessee oi ms theatre. ,
W. Another incident similar 10 tho proceed
Ing. also occurred: the Inciting cause" but
with u different result. j was the original
,ldude Mclh0te. tdrdihIi hicheh1L nnI ION IN
this country. tfGude | nct"d ~ the Natlunhl
Theatre. Boston. III n star engagement. and Mr..
Searlc. the printer tower the .IUuupi Ulliccl has
copy oi the original printed, progranimc, written
by me- explanatory OF each act My chlvalrlc
scene. became renowned. Al The llrst evening
there was present skiliul mechanic who EN-.
uioycd his Leisure hours i'm reading history. and
had II gilt oi natural oratory. He was enrap-
tured with my ,ilIie NeinOiir. IL MIR. DaNrn-
port had been with my HisSdr. AMI forthwith
aitrrward at In. same theatre. the mechanic
u,tisI Gidilie " YjnNe. IWguthis. and DdWon
Follow,n. thosrtlrcc performances he sought
Is ia" 81 "A veteran actor. now in - the Forrest
Home" as To whether or MOI hu had talents Tor
u.,.,ss As "a fra.-rlinn. The critic replied:
~ lu have not lrr cough for C0tdc. the lover.
nIr pntho4 sunai,nt Tor IWguuis. the father.
y.ur nr,,tnrv m~ D1n,Dn il brttor. Now. advise
vou To lruNr tir stul.o and study to be- "a read
senator or rem. ,ntdtlVe OF thu b. opl"." This
,ni.utrd fnr.iiuuis horn in Oh" hirtl town Ol the
/ Count Eumfurl Nultham-tnok the veteran =
advice. ana finally became representative oi
NJ follow Dt Ems. tlcn Spnuhcrof the Hous"
of Erpra.rufi.t. ~ s Governor oi NJ assarhusrtts
nnd General ma our lnmrntnbIn clVii war Docs
Ia tII
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MIR. BERGH's MUSEUM.
One OF the Oucere-t COLLECTIONS OF Curiosities
90 he Seen In New York.

-
"ne OF '"e ""eere-' ,"'e'""". y, '"r'os"'es
90 he Seen In New York.
T., ,bo FRONT roo,, in tbo ,,ror,d ator,, ~
III wv" iroh' rooi'i III on" F'ouhu su"'y vi
its building ut Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street the Society for tho Prevention of
rru.l,v In Anim,,s Inns colleotnd its trnnhios.
beginning at the southern window overlook
INK Fourth avenue. the visitor first &c mes upon
glass case continuing two stuffed snnecorks
captured in Il cockpit on Fob. q. 1874. Thebifds
are represented as still STRUGGLING; ono.
crushed 10 the ground sc'ms 10 ""n' 'h'
death strike of the victor. The mock and crops
OF both birds nrr torn and Of aggressive crim M
-, - Ill. a.. e,,, ,io,
son Ill Color ph'aTu r''"ls INV 'u'V '''"'
there were thrty-two arrests made on the Oc-
cnsion and f670 collected from the fines levied.
IN or" 49, 49, W ,.,,',
Above the birds is photograph OF bulldog
ia S,ho,,L .,r,,,, ur.,,lt,u In Ionunrv 1874
49, "'''o'' - - ~, 80, ~
Inc beast Jaws are torn, ana lts brWst "
stunned VIII plood. over thls " hEht-o"I
cap Horse ,..,.. ..,.,,,,.., "r,,s,.. ,o.,,, .
EIdph' drawing 'nilll'l ihly-'rhs y
head shows struggling dogs tum'',d n"ll-nrh
INTO n wagon rs tnry were Iul,ru 81 =" wv
ipsnI III w Suf,i .' nm rhs i, H..
nl.'urc %, I" ~, , 'i',r ' ~ ii, M, ~,
WIS s"lNhI'i :" h4t' Ut a, ',,',' ,i'N ~ VII ~
o. ni January 800 IN' men w., >, ~, wy, ", II
W"rr lhri anu iIllI ,7"iir'' nn III w." W. ,,i,,
p'hdr ~ u sore on ''s,'S. N'r lllS uI' pn"-
tp-rhphs ol TWO duEs thnt W'r' MAJ .li'u II
ilSht at ~ IonlgolneIy s,r',t' brn3Nym, ! ng
hhrlS ouuinrrh' th' lrrsl 'u'. hhd W'"huS. ~
won as me "ii ars "l e.. II. i.."' H. ~ .nn
nnuio|rapn "' L. muie WIN k',n' i,l;i, XXX
irouh Us ms, fpr '7,i.'h- VIZ '"l'.l.i t w..
inc ihlhlhl- lnht tnW'h h''"iS h"h- wv ~"
yunhl IA 1870 ne cHilnis III many ,is,s " " IS
OF Nc shoulders ana breasts 81 me anm"i7'
spirited r,pr sanitation oi rrahrnE h9r7 - en-
tti"d MhEn,l'rni Agony -. nus Z ,uFl en-
in" n'nG ,,' Nh r,r od n.n ld ly
- pI"uo inns pFah-Ihel h"u pcch sc'~-u W
"" nn,,yi Dis,o,,,or, and Agony" tcachc. a
slhllI l'--ph, hhl tur Hiuh- VI 81 'ulihip VI,
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ERzrRoUM AND TURKISH ARMENIA


vrc T6ort IN usotnte tho stah
-. a.. decentralization,
No p''v VI Wv '1''.,', ,'on"'''''n9 - -
known TO inc g'nernl punI'c ,hah 'hat h'sh pos-
u'r "'n" wh'r' "ukn.nr i"sn" nus one u''ea''
eu "nu sun coh'ron'S WI" army VI 'n' ,"u'"Sus'
Mhat II tne h"'uro OF tn's region "hu now "ro
'U7 "ip""""I''9 "'9',,,' "'o''" ,''"' '."'' '""
le',s oi INC ior'cf ""u' "'" wv p'"'u'u. "'"
INDUSTRIES, 'ne s'r"''Ei' ",u vo'',,'i''',,i 'i-
p"i'""'c vi "'ou"',S Nv" ''' Wv '".i 'iii'o III
'n,s 'cU'urS ,,"''', ''' 'no''',o Va wa,
FROM III, D'" 80" " 'no "o"D'' ,,'"N VI
N'"I" wv i'"' W VI '''''' w.,
an" ouoih"h po7s'sS'u.7 runs p"'',Y "'",'N 'nc
lnhK anu p'r'y o'cr ''o SUI '''' VI '''' Nri'''',
n'"', ''En',',u9'' Wv, "p'' .'", 20 V,
'ne h"r "ni fr"N's lN,'H' ~ IVY ''',' "''i'
vi Hrn''"" ~ n"' 'S''''' ''''' ",'s""'',"s
mountain "'''. 70, ""' 'i' . Wv W. "' Wv
"p''"u y. nS'" "''''' y" Wv '"'
p'",''u VI run "',i ''o" V" ~. 49,, ,o'
w'lsWhulh. 'no u''p N"'''Ss VI '"' i'''" anu
,n' MUIR " ""S ~. ''"9' v''o l''''' "a Wv" WV,
tue caucasus ne nlsn's, ''N''o u',s ''N"''"
region Is a''a'heu III 'n' u'rrUe 3' rrl'r'u,u'
'na' 'lS ylhE "'o", sly ',,o"S'u WV ''',,o Wv
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My Little Woman.
Fon. ne SIN Faacisco N'r' Lstte,

fIoNi me ON rum 80" -''Ns Ls'N'
WNll ihH diamond seem such peerless gem
li.Iul. a-Hr0i 900, iNNf lOuNif
WNUli f.u. if-r b n violi such a sweet perfume
A. lf'.Nt .|Il Yards ul lruuHIf
MnHIf f'r ir' 'r"fs -""iu - clear and pure
l'hr" utr ram should hlif
q OLE. d'tt NNWan be- hAli 30 sftat
u size were ia iectiAlf
ri, Nlr n. t0n As the n0Ntling bird
1IHfl ... i.IN the gfip sinri
'II> ili tll't t. sweet u, lhe summer WIND
IN.f " tItHt atlrHl
AM the PEA .nr. scholar, the SAINT aud sage
NN ..'i Iht jan Fui ray,
III. n."l Wiii nHg 10 the end 90 time
Ia Tie AiLC Noluans way.
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ANS UELL mar ENDS WELL.
The Hon. Eli Perkins Apologies 10 George,
The Count johannes.

To THE EDITOR OF THE Sun Sir; |
prefer my thanks for your chvarous de-
fence Of me against the llbcllous attack in the
Grdphc.
II the Hon. Eli Perkins is a gentleman he will
apologize, ~ you suggest; bui, If he Is silent in
that r, gard. hc admits he has ~ claim ~ that
rnyiahlr title, since one of lis chief attributes :
a. make atonemcnt for wilful or unlntentiOnal
INJURY.
In any event can afford to forgive him
GrorGE TIE COUNT JoANNEs.
NEW YORK. Sept. s.
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THE AMrNDE HONORABLE.

To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr; George
the Count Jotpnrs, the renowned historian,
counsellor, author. and diplomat. with "A digni-
fed hut solemn reference to the cote d"eVo
asks If wrote this paragraph in Saturdays
Gfdphic;
Wmncmuc a. who Loaf. around The Union Pacific IA.
ton. h.-Lins for wh,kcN aud iulic'n j. cnled the
Naroeon ." Ne Flute He rs d, ,"1l o ,gut Sv"l,,'
Graz lear caused by his warikc clothes
regret 10 say that wrote tho paragraph;
lut wrote Il with no idea Of Offering any dis
courtesy TO an honorcd and renowned member
IT tho nobility. The words whskry and tobac-
eco have reference only to Mnncmucca the IN
nous Indian chief. / said Ninnrmucca WAS
the Count Joanurs Of the Indian country inc
hupOlH on OF the Piut"s intending Ia pay dis
tinguiShrd tribute 10 both mon, meant what
u Chicago man means when he compliments
New York 10y calling her the Chicago OF the
East
When said the great Indian Chief Winnie;
| mucca, with his gorgeous decorations. dr, ssed
in a pair of rcd siisu"ndcrs, stovrppe hat ana
Tour rpostrrs loathus, standing in 'front.' oi an
aWn-struck Union Pacific train, chewing pluE
tobacco and Efhhdlv rolling ms eyes IT, the stars
/ AZ lac hgsol for pennies say when SAID thls
/ decorated chief r'srmlcd George, the Count
! Jnhnnrs, meant 10 pny a double compliment To
| the two chiefs 10 the noble red man ana the mo-
| blr whit" man
! If my moaning WIS nmhiguously expressed
! and no Hhuinr IA 4 prOiound.r ludgC of Hmbi-
! putN than me accomplished nubrmnn-tnon
/ ana compelled 10 make the OHenie hOHordbIc.
which do hy asking the distinguished dlplo-
Fight hiin | cannot have wife and an
! aged mother, and. now that have offered my
/ apology. ! know III" chivnirir nobleman viii not
force me to the CORY field as h did tho Marquis
! of Orleans and the Count de- Mars.
No. | can never fight III" sympathetic, the
/ chiNNlrir, the noble Count JOahnrs.
! Iapolosize. Eli PERKlNs.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
GrirgStGrtr1t alS Yrdmie.

gon btelen Sreunben unierer 3ettn1g tit
ms Der @uni6 na9 gettaueren nrto aus
fI6rLi9eren &arten bes 8rieg5i6anplabeS
ausge6riidt tpor6er, ais fie in 6Orm DeS
SolsI6ntttes in eiter 3ettung 9%cltefert
ner6en f0nlten. Ser @uni6 lit etn gez
te6ter, I'M 70 me6r ais Der 8rieg it6 ipo6rz
i6eirli6 Diele Wtonate, ipenn ri6t Sabre
btnsieben miro. Quf Ser at6ern Seite
piinI9en mir ni6t, uniere 9eier nit ienem
S6unb pon 8arten 5u belditige1t, Die tpie
nit Ser 6ol5art epsgebauen erl6einen unb
tponit M q If e situnset i6re Spolten
nuf Soften bes 2eieitoffs fiuen.
9ober baben mir uns enti6lofen, unz
fern 2eiern aIS Brdmie fir 8orauSbez
5obltng Bic bette Der bis ieBt I'M 8u66anz
bel eri6ienenen &arten an3ltbteten unb
stpdr in etrer IoIden IDrm, baB fie Sur
bauert0en Nu~fbetDabrung geei9net 1T. Gs
lit eilte pDn gmtI 6euba6 geSet6nete &drte,
90 3Dn bod, 90 3ou brett, tpel6e ni6t
bloB Die unmtttelboren S6auplGbe bes
&riegs m Der 0onou un6 in &letnafien,
fonbern au6 mas 5rr 8eurt6eiIut9 Der
polttti6en Gage tpeientltd lift - Dteienigen
2Gnber, pelde i'm tpettern 8erlaufe beS
&rtegeS 1ineingeSogen tperDen f0nnten
(Seterret6, Sta1ien un6 Gent Dr.
lamb a~uftpetit. Die 8arte lit iebr iorgz
fGltig geSei6net nnb in 6arben ausgez
fi6rt, 10 boB ite einer flarer1 uno ioforti9en
ueberbLid iiber bic 8rie9Sz uttb poIitii6e
Gage erm0gli9t. Sic rei9t int @eiten bis
cur goroIee (Sffen0e) unb I'M Often bis
iber bas GaspiI6e W2eer binauS, 10 baB
bort Die 9renSbeSie6ungen 5tptl9en 9fuBz
Lamb, Ser Siirfei u1b 8eriien genau ptez
ber9egeben iin6.
0teie &arte, ouf 0einipan6 aufgesogen,
1aftrt unb NIT Stolen berie6en, 10 baB ite
ft9 gum Qtufbd11gen an ber 8anb etgnet,
bteteu mir allen 9enienigen itnIerer
Sreunbe unent9eItIt6 unb porto
Fl Ell an, tpel9e enttpeoer (arBer Der 8e>
rt6tiguttg ettpdiger 91IGitGnbe) etnen
Sd9rgdng Der N 06entIt6enS SUIT
not5 Staats3ettun9 (ooer 6es v@e fte
nit 2 Dollars, ober Elm 9 terteIia6rs>
46onncment arf bte tGgIt6e Sui
nois Staot53ettung nit $3.50 baar be-
5oblen. Sober Nbonnent, beiien 3ett nod
nt1t a~bgeloufen tit, fam it6 babur6, baB
er Iein @bonnement bonn MbIauf beffeLz
BEN an ouf ein ~tpettcres Sa6r NIT $500
erne1ert, Die iofortige 3uienbung Der
&arte fi9ern.
Sn6em mir boffen, 6ur6 bieies 9rdtnienz
&n9ebot ben Bini9en unierer 2eier entz
segensufomnten, seigen mir an, baB mir
6diielbe fir bic gan5e 9auer beS &rte9s
aufredt erbaltert.
Ollie 8riefe a6teifire man an
Illinois StaatsZeitungs Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
pepel 0en.
&tieaSna0ri0tett.
(Sm 9dufe lester ISOLDE ait Ste SItrots Staatsz
3eituu9 te[e9ropbirt.)


8ufarer, is. SlIt.
0as Gommanbo 6es @rDBfiritenz
TbronfolgerS ioa @etoDa, m Der Stuff
f6ufzG 6umla>8 drna>8a6n, unb sptiden
&uitf6uf un0 9tosgrao gelegef, beiebt
bd6en, ba6ur6 ote @tienbQhnDer6in0uit9
5tpii6en Guiti6ufun6 S9umla pouitGnbig
serit0renb.
Son !3inriba miro gen1elbet, ooB Der
g3ar 9eftern mad Gir1oiDa abgereiit tit.
Qonbon, II. Sult.
Gin Correspondent taSurnu7O 1ogureGi,
tpelder @ugenselge Der @innabme BON 9ft>
fopDIi geDelen iein min, id9t, baB Die 5000
Otnnn itarfe 8eidbung nit 40 0el6tben
ft6 ben 9tniien ergab, na6Oern t6r Der
6iid5ug dbgei9nttten tDoroen iDar, un0
baB it9 unter BEN @efdngene11 aud Die
gai6as 6aiion unb 2l6ntet befitben.
ollie onberen 8eri6te iber Die @tnnaDnte
Der Stdbt beldgen, bab 9ttfopolt BON Det
Tiirfert 9erGunt tpurbe, u1tb baB 6teIe ielblt
tire 40 @ei6ibe in SiGer6eit bra6ten.
2Dnbor, II. Suli.
Gin &rteascDrreiponoent telegrap6trt:
,g2a6 GinI6lieBung Der 6eitungen Stuff
iduf, S6un1ld, 8arna unO Stliitrid. iper=
BEN, uusldlteBli9 6er i'm Often ite6enoen
Qrlnee 6es General zimmerman, nod
etpa 100, 600 U2ann cur 1leberi6reitun9
beS 8alfans berfigbGr iein. @ds Wtunoz
borrGt6e %atlangt, 10 bobet Die 1ttiien De-
rem in Bud1areit et1e 10 rteit9e Utel1ge alfz
gebdrft, baB Ielblt Die IN 8engdlelt sur 2tl1z
Oerung Der 0unger5not9 gelamntelten 9tetSz
porrdt6e feit1e1t Gerglei6 ausbaltelt fDrt1tet1.
@Dn 8u6drelt tperoen bic 8orrGtDe no6
StitoiDd unb Strnotpa gei0aft. Sin raz
i6es 8orbringen 9egen 9tuitlduf l6etnt
rt6t i'm Yla1e beS ruIitl6en 0eertubrers
5u lie9en.
r0te 8orpoIten Der ruifti6en 9teiterei
eritrefen it9 BON eirem Sn0lf Weeilelt nett
lid bon &l1tIdnf liegenben 8unfte an Der
Donol nier3ig Ofeilcn melt ms 2ano 6tlt>
elm, Der por0eriten tiirfiiden Stellung am
Cont 5SGulie 9eaeniiberiteDenO. Gleine Ste
coanDicirunq53iige tperben beltGn6ig na0
Siiben unterromme11; baS @ros Der ruff
ihet StreitfrGfte abet Fat lett ctipQ Qdt
Taaen ietne Stelutg 1idt DerGnbert. Die
%9lOrianopeler 8a6n lit auSldlteBlt6 fit
BEN W2ilitGr1G ron5port in 8el6Lag gez
1tD1tt1et.
,QmtItde ruiIiI6e 0epei6cn bcbalpten,
baB Die gauge 10000 Ofaln itoIe SelaBun0
bon 9lif0poli, cinI0lieBlt0 3t5Sler Bal0as,
lid ben 3tuiiet crgab.
.0as bon Ben 5iirfen a~lt5gelprc1t8te 0e7
rii6t, Die Bride 6ei Siito!pa Jet BON turz
fiifen E6urni0tfen 5erit6rt tporoen, 1T
erlo9cn. Sn Der 9obruoi6a itllo DIE
Gtdote UleOi6i6icb unO Wiargnlit O0n Den
afaiien beieBt morOcn, nadbem Die Sitrfe1
ab0e6n8en lparen.
&onNantiuopet, 18. Sult.
Bon Ncrianopel 1T belte Bic NadriGt
d%ngelaltfen, baB Scout Bol0a ii0 Bel
SliUno in eun peri6an5tcS Eager suriidge7
;ogeu bat.
Die 9tuIien iii6li6 0es 8aLfarS itc0el1
lei 0oinfOi; i6re StGrfe lit un6etannt,
aOdl er9atten iie beitGuOig taens 3n5a8e,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23

Yatt5, ID. SUIT.
9ie MabGen fit Die 8olf8fammer iin0,
tDte amtLi9 at19e3ei9t ptro, auf ben IA.
Sftpber feitgeleBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
0erbn tpieberbolte bonn Sic i'm Inter:

0erbb tpieberboite Damn bte i'm Inter
bauie iber bte @riinbe fit Mbfen6ung elmer
Slotte mad Der 8effa>8ai abgegebenen @rz
f1drungelt lnb beripra6, ale Der Ge9iez
run9 8ugebenben superlG1ft9en 8eri6te iiber
ruifti6e @reuel bem Barlame1tt sur Renntz
nib brtngen 3u tpoIen, Dtn3ufiigenb, baB
bic barber u~mlaufenbm Nnga6elt mabrz
l6etnlt9 fart ibertrteben ieten+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23

lieutenant Sees nit ber 8atterie F bes
bterten 9(rtiuertee 9fegtmenteS lduberte Sic
S@ienen ur6 Ser erite Bug gtrg nad benz
Weten ab. Der mad Dem Often befttmmte
&oblen5u9 9tng beute 0ta6mittaq ob, Sic
Stretfer batten Bic Nnb0ben ldn9S 6erSdie=
men belebt, baS WttlitGr dber prGIentirte 6os
9etpebr 1n6 IS fam fetne NusI9reituno
trget1o Del0er Nrt Dor. locomotive 423
lebt ft9 grade nit ei1em 3ug in 8etpes
gtng uno QQe8 lit ru0ig. Ser nab Dem
Often abgebenpe 3u9 nabm eine Nbt6eiluno
BON 10 Wann inter 8efebl 6es 9tcutenontS
2etpts nit, locomotive 423 erbielt ebenfoQs
eut S6ubgeleit BON 10 Mtorn. Die Erupz
pen Guf be1 0itLi0 fo6renben 53Ggeu perOen
bis 9arpers Terrp, Die anf ben peitti9 gez
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-07-23
Nb6uI &erim ab.

DetbI QlQl, DQB Der Grte85lllltlIIel JleDll
8ol6a ietnen 2oltfpoB cr6alten babe, bod
bat man nod nt6tS Nrttltdes bariiber.
(W2eben1eo 9ut, tpelder oIio iebt Der Sber>
befe6lSDdber iiber Die tirfii6e 9onoll>
4rnee lit, lit etn 9rellBe uro iein tpirfIiz
der Same SdulB. Ct bat it6 ais 0tpi1
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anOertpdrtS ritbnIidit berporgetban.)
Safbet 8di6a.
Son anttnopeI, 10. Suit.
Safpet Bai6o bat 6as Bortefeuiue Der
6ffentli6sn Qrbetten abgeleDnt un0 beitebt
auf BET 2lnnaDme leiner @rtldl1uiftq.
Der Suiti5n1iniiter unb W1a9mtuo 0az
NAB Doben it9 na0 Qbrianopel begeben.
SuIetman 8oi9a
1T gum 9efeDI56aber ser Mrlnee in Guitli
erl1arnt unb 2tiiim Bai6a, SuitiSuliltilter,
gum 0ouDertteur BON NOrta11opel.
2Dnbon, 10. SuIi.
Gufi6uf.
8on Boblo miro geunel6et: u9oS 5orptz
quarter be5 @roBflriten> S9rollfol9ers lit
on1 WtitttDo0 aIf DdS Oltli0e ufer Der
Santra berlegt tpor0en, ais Sor6erettung
sum 8ormori6 Der 2lrrnee att ben Som
urtb 5lr @ini6lieButg 3uitlGufS.
3mei8artetcn.
Gon BariS 0irb geidrieben: GS ite5t
nber leben 3ipeiiel felt, baB ts in 6auptz
q%ltartter oes G5aren Smet 8arteiet
etebt: cine gentdBt8te unO cine raoiz
faIe. Die er1ere, on oeren Spibe
Der Gdn5ler Shirt Oorti9afoff ftcDt,
Deficit o0rauf, baB rad ei1em tpe@
icntli0en grfolge ser ruiiii0en g8offct
~9tuBl0no fid bartit 6e8uige, Ser Sitrfci
8~ebinGlln9en alf5ulegen, burd oerel1, polt
Den W}Gd)teu Sit gar0nttrellbe, Grfiiuung
Die 6riitli6en BroDin5e1 pom tiirfii0cn
Sod befrett ipir0en. Die onoere, raoiz
tale PGrtei, tpeI0e General S9natieff unb
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08

They have in Madgeburg, Germany tne
school certificates of one Charles Detroit,
who since his attainment to adult age, has
been better known to the world under the
name of Mehemet Ali Pasha. Ihese
records shows that Mehemet completes his
half century the present year. They give
him q fair to middling character as school
boy, and indicate commendable progress III
a considerable range of studies, including
Latin, French and natural science. Some
of his schoolmates recollect that, being re-
ouired on one occasion to recite some poem,
he selected certain popular verses in which
crippled soldier tells how hewon his treas
ured meerschaum pipe at Belgrade, where
with his good sword, he took it from
Turkish Pasha.
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08
A NOVEL IDEA.
fro DH Continued

A gentleman has just died in Paris who
owed most of his celebrity to the quaint
manner in which he managed to disembar.
rass his creditors. No sooner did dur
present himself than he was ushered into a
room hung round with variety of mirrors
some convex others ooncave, etc. In one
the unfortunate creature beheld himself
with head as fiat as founder, in an
other his features were nearly as sharp as
a knife, in a third he had several heads, and
in fourth he was upside down. Here he
had the broad grin of clown, there the
long-drawn visage of an undertaken. On
one side of the room he saw himself all
head and no body; on the other side it
seemed as if dwarf had put on the boots
of a giant. No applicant, however press.
ing, was known to resist this chamber
of horrors for more than a quarter of an
hour
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08

A most singular and at the same time
ser;ous accident has occurred to boy
named Llewellyn Grihiths, aged nine years.
residing with his parents in Rosomon street,
Clerkenwell, London. 1t appears that the
mother of the boy gave him his breakfast,
which consisted of milk and slices of jam and
bread. While eating the latterhe gave loud
scream, and began to run about the room'
evidently in great pain. He then elected the
braad from his mouth, and it was found to
contain the body Of wasp. DIR. Franklin
of st. John street, was sent for, but before
h;s arrival the tongue had swollen to such
an extent as to protruae from the mouth
ot the same time SO impeding the breathing
as almost to produce sufocatlon' Dr.
Franklin at once injected solution OF am
monia in the puncture caused by the sting,
which gradually eased the pain and reduced
the swelling; the power of deglutition' how
ever. was nearly suspended
The Morning herald., 1877-10-08
VALUABLE CAMEOS.

We read that cameo jewelry is soon to
come in fashion again; and we are glad of it,
for no ornaments are more chaste and ar
tistic. The ancients had passion for these
ornamental stones, and they have never
ceased to be popular from the times OF early
Rome to the present writing. There are
no less than three thousand rare and valua
BILE specimens in the museum at Florence
beside the abundance in many other Euro
pean collections, many being exhumed from
2ompeii in late years, after being bur1ee
-llpeteen centuries.