, 1877-04-30

thing" WAS The an'wer: land. moreover. II Jon
1eavcit with n< Tor xc time voll e!sc ron Intc.r,
an II. 'What" ra!d tho Isocs. ''you offer 10 pay
me Tor taking carr OF my money! 1nn mntt se a
| id ret Of seonnt'teta!" And he walked OF. bat-
Ronlng up hia brccchcs pocket.
Tho rumor that Gen. Iofn A. Isognn Ia on
his way 10 Europe to take 4 hand In the coming
| war ~ commander on tho nnaaian Aide cxcltca The
admiration Of tho Cincinnati Gd.titt. II t}cn.
Logan cr1cs havoc and let's slip tho dogs Of war,
tho Tufks will have short ahr1ft and long topc
Meanwhlfo all tsno Americans will conttnnc to
pray for the Russians and send euns and cartridges
| to the Turks,-eo says the Gdxtsfe.
The Washington corrcRpon1cnt Of tbo
Springfield Rtpahllcan atsnhutcs tho u,t.takes OF
| Gen. Grants Administration to his tnd habits.
"oen. Grant smoked necessarily, and tho habit
would hsvo broken down wcaketmau. Co1fax had
rara1ytfc shock mainly from txeceatYe smoking
10 hAs abandoned tho hshit, and Is as well ~ evef
! hr. Hayes neither drinks nor smokes. n fond Of
OUTDOOR exercise. and will stand <cry heavy
strain"
August Cmsar, Of Now York, has begun
suit against fhiiip Krcger 10 sccorcr 800, 900
former wifc's affections. Counsel Tor plaintiff
claimed that only BY suing for damages could 4
man In his clients position havo the scdnces pun.
Ished, sncs tho Iawa Of New York, while they hcu1
10 prison tho wretch who steals loat Of brend, do
mt Eetaffafo upon tho nan who debauches uife
and destroys \ family.
At tho st. Georges tlinnor In New FORK
City Mr. Cyrus ". Field read 4 dispatch from, Nr.
Gladstone, saying international intercourse. vo
think, means peace and goodwill among men. !"
The concluding acntenct, which Nr. Field nodcstjy
RETAINED from scatins, ran tins: ~ could moi
give lecture on painting 10 1aphao, OF on {ntcr.
national Intercourse to such leader As Mr. G:yrus
Field In tho great enterprise Of the Atlantic teo-
graph"
In recent sermon on tho Church. md
State In Wcstsntnatcf Abbcy, Dean STANLEY eat1: j:
"0nr Legislature ia not lcss religions, but far
moro fetlous and thoughtful, and therefore more
religious, than oYcF before. Our Jndgea arc not
more corrupt, but more hiehmlnded than cYot they
were, and our pabic servants arc net moro ac1dsh.
but Icas FcIfh than They wttc two centuries ago
Tie preacher predicted That The broad national char
acteF Of tho Church will continue md will ast long
after Tho pusltanlmous cries ngainst Il tays been
forgotten.
Anna Dickinson ia going TO bring her
"crown Of Thorns" to Chicago. No viii int
hlntto Anna that tho Chicago newspaper critic ts ia
very alabte person. Ho won't stand intimidation.
hut you can hl him 10 his ears with htrhvince.
II Anna has the sense We think slc has, sao wilt
send her agent ahead and ship 10 a barrel or Two
OF Fekin whisky to hce critlca. This wIIt insure
her favorable reccntion,-that IT, sha can get tho
repofters drunk and writc her own notices. 1fe
tho way most Of them do.-EI roto an,
journal.
Speaking Of Gov. Nichols proclamation,
appointing day Of Thanksgiving and prayer for tho
mcrcttu! prostslencc Of God In bringing TO hhrry
end tho political troubles which have Weighed uron
Inc people Of that State, tho Cincinnati Gazette
says: III he Will supplement this with q rroca.
nation calling upon erory whtso citizen 10 forswcar
politics. pagcantEy. and nonsense In general, and
dasoto hlmaa1f for tho next lvo years to rood.
sqnarc, honest work, and tho vhtto citizens viii
respond, thcFt will DO no tfoubtc about an npspl-
cions futurc."
There WINS witty Ohristinn or sinner in
tho busincss.mcn's Moody meeting At Boston re-.
centty, when money WIS being ratscd 10 TIT Tho
Tabernacle debt. A grandfather had givan $40 for
a a1o-months-ola grandson, fnshcr 90 for q ..
months old son, father $40 tor a 13.months. old
son, another father $40 for 1o.yoar.o1d son,
son 5e5 for his mother. another man f5 for his
mother-when Ernse gentleman arose and offered
- for hts motheT.in.lnw, proposition which
drcw forth foass Of laughter. Then gray.head.
cd old sant nnEFiJ protested aga!nst such icYisr,
md tho bat was properly passed around.
Tho marriage Of Afr. William Bayasd Cut
ting to Hiss Olivia Murray In New Tork Thurs.
day was An Important social escnt. Tho bride ia
o1ntehuc4 4@unl kn0 ufOH8QnH anu Tho MutfuYH.
both Of which families woro established in New
York long before the Revolution. The bridegroom
10 son OF The late 3ff. Fulton Cutting brother
OF tho lato Mr.. Robert L. Cutting and Of Tho late
Francis nrotkhofst Cutting, who In his dsy wss
distinguished both ut tho bar and In pnjIttca llfc
On his mothers sldr. ho II dcsccnded from tho
Now York nayaFda. Tho names OF Drockholst and
nF Dayard 60 back almost to tho beginning Of Ncv
York local history. Tho New York payasds sprtnr
from onc race with tho Bayards Of Delaware and
Maryland.
Mr. Lowell delivered delightful lecture
In tho Old South Church. Boston, Thursday uIght,
on the subject OF 'Tho Life and Times Of .rhomas
Gray" 1t was written expressly for tho occasion.
and was almost the hrst public Appearance Of Ms,
Lowell for many years. The uoeton Giobe says in
this connection: *'Tl.e hits wcro koen]yrclfehed
by an aPpFeciatlro audience. and many persons
distinguished In art letters, and atIafra ycre
present. Mr. Lowell has aged = littjs with lbs
passing years, but In astl 4 robust, healthy, and
aeirc man. with the air Of letters IN hIs nanners
and With Just tho faEntcst suspicion Of tho poct.
Tic 10 on cssy and graceful speaker using slightly
E1ncrsonlan accent upon tho emphatic words, and
bchaving a. n,odestly a. I COY maiden willis the
audience Is convutscl with laughter at hIs telling
hits. Tho occasion was really enjoyable, gnd tho
Old 6outh Committee, besides paying on tho debt
for tho sacred edicc, '.o!ng tho public an ox-
cclcnt service In bringing ltcratuto and art, Ia tho
porson Of somo Of IT, best Representatives. freshly
before tho people,"