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The United Etaleb Consul 1t Udtssa, KussEa, In
report ~ thu state Department, writes u fol-
lo~s: slh!piciurnt3 Ut agriculture might come In
great qnsnttlcs to sh1s country I! our manufacture
adapt thse luptenenta Tor Tho use Ut tLu puassnt-
~ Of this country. The princpa! thing - bo duno
American spapels and mowess arc l.lw tho faYof-
itts abore ali Others, md have = large
sale. In othcf machinery tho English malI-
artiels Of thcir machurry that cxcels tho AmeIi-
can. unlss. expcnsissncs. NAY ~ deeuled an s*-
hero for tho Acs,can tIrsshsns. ] .maoIne ~" bsr Ss
Ing tas year Auesle2n wurks hAts s4ppllcA ruiz
rual here with hft}: nss cuglurs. They wefc ~
aud aLn told TIA. tasy dsswA tsaia thlouyh tbs
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du30Hf!7l4 [t11l. A1E0E1{{k,
4 large army OF Crtckcts attacked our town
Ibis weuk. They arg trasulng III westerly d.
rcctton, and nj doubt came hero fur the pur-
pose Of erussln0 tue bridge In order 10 gct on
tho south side OF tbs river. In Thursday
there VIA stcnuy stream Of tIlcu, loatiny
down t!.a vtysr. They arc probably gtint ~ tbs
70 quicker BY water than by iaud. a fex stras-
Elers startc.! up tho stairway leading to our
sAuttum. We ilct them Ut ths door aud told
them "thcru Mas nothing gzcen hcse," and
they turned back.
, 1877-06-16

III sHt 1sHssHF " 9H 3TsVHHtt
ATLANTA, Ga., June 13.-I hayo been Interested
in tho remarks CONCERNING 'tDcnny Haven Orr
which tays recently appeared In THE TnlnrxE,
from, tho fact that often heard tho so1,g in tho
army during the lato Was, the volunteers l1aving
learned parts Of 1t from regular olcors scrylng in
tho same corps. 4 brother Of tho writer. gradu-
ate Of West Point, who ofsen spoke Ut tho song
and Of Icnny tlaxcMs. VIVA IN olllecr Of tho Eirst
Ida, ''Jn Tho land Of sun Rnd flowers. :" whore
Lieut.. O'I}ricn also died. W3l not somo otiicar OF
the army. H1tu Ia familiar with tho bonx ''ltenny
Iiavens Orr furnish H. to Tnn ThJnuKE for publica.
tion, will interest many to have tho words Al
they wefe sung At tho Academy md. II nosslble.
ahott history Of tho song, and Of those who cont
posed or added to It. MAJOR or FoLuXTHEus,
, 1877-06-16

heavy Fnows easily, whereas with tho cngincs be.
fire In nsc tho snow often rendered the foads i'm.
pAsaable- Only ono American vessel entered 1t
{}tcesa during tho year 1875; there wcFo two ~
Tnrvnnr1r
, 1877-06-16
Ovarian I llIll0l'
OF Ten Years. Growth Cured by
DIR, RADWAY'S REMEDIES.

hnvo l,ud nn Ovarian Tumor In tho Ovaraes
Anl 1lowets for Ten Years.
.AMx AAHor, Dec e. 1s7S. ..nn. nAnwAfs THAT
hayo had Ovarian lInor IN tho tsaftrs and Dow.
&. for tfn 3oar: tsed o 6ss pfsis.ns e, 81 ~
PafS hs7s
frund Of ntAa induced mn q tfy laax1ys !rHleatsa
dct!tpFntuil, / tTtsl than.
purchased tlx botlcA Ut tho 1feeoxen two b9xrs o.
thgIa and tMo o9Aos of shg ltstsf,, uisd ~ a shssa
Ssns m se se
Of tho leelltf and two oxc4 Of tho l1t before sae1
wcro suns had lost twanty.nFo po1nds.
continued 70 usq ths 4e4Ictaa uni! WA sure th4
months and during tat tine tn*s furt mr. poluIa
L. n intsS .fa ft E q & s "
trrl perfectly we'll and my heart II full Ct EThltud
aud your wonderful 9lv1tcne. fsel deeply lhdabtrd
aud ny prsyur IL that ulag ba N uch VI GosstnI
" others " Il has ecs0 " Hs. ,,aav = p,nn,re
h. Dibblna who makes tho .bovo certificate. y .hs
juns. ls7s. Ths msdelnos sboyo staIod wels bUuEht
Of e, with TIC exception Of what scut 70 her "
you m.y ssy !nst afr statement Is soFfeef sathoass
s9e'As""Di, D,ssxss nd cnemus, Am Ai6Sss Mich.
This mAy certify that Mn, plboinA who mikes ~
abots csrtl1osts md has eoen for mauy yeaf1 Meu
GGd!y tna @nndsnInnay @ SorsseL AnT on$ who kaowsMn
fiAMY GotKEi,
AAANfp ~ I'M, \, E,oSh
, 1877-06-16

AbA1etbSb y! !Al{llltS uAt Fu(HluH
In dtfiefrnt sha'es Of aln1und or brown WOOL
knostcd With silk Ut eolor u mateh with that of
rREpAnAT1oSs FOR SUMMER.
Tho suits At present ase srlmsncd In ssher Of tho
ao @ r. sx.s aaS ss s s
way tho clnboratcfY trimmed ,ltcases noW worn &ts
F." af % ss H. e o
nFst hooking ut lheus enc cannot Ecaiixo how they
hare ever heen made. though IN many cases ths
perfectly sinpis. Nany variations rusortot! IL.
sach ~ sapplcn1entary t.ans, fasc untIcrsklfts,
ss,s es sea e a,s so ser
ii tas als1sot dsrs..en. @ e VI 'a:sp d;spe!s =
ii, tao~ eospo.sa q peces
two fsont pieces two sido,fsout pieces, two sfdu-
IT, e
in. thcm perfectly ffee from the hunt down. and
having them broad o. narrow, are The principal
tesults. Hlcn perfect evsnntss and sylnMctfr are
o91se!ed TO- ot.u.half q tho dress !. dranea and
sa9s ,'aS pa TT;s H. pseuay ssi s Sf = I'll:
.t5lo l!es t. ececntTielty. Ansay ths coa,bln..
soH: wa'sa Shaas. h tls appsa[aaee mo:s tae fol-
dtape,l.s o. several TOW. Of shitEsak: Thls last
sh,tr. ara n.sds On cotiinxs. shiel sss opsneI I'D
when tae dte.s Is washed. Tue middle of tha back
my 10 M lett lonx enough t. bs ,aised IN puts.
bands and gaIlounA hstweeii tho plli4
, very elegant tsyse NOW adopted consists ot =
!onE pla*ssoa made u somo ktna OF .'!k, as, for
back IL Of tho saue material; tho ttaln and ~
ua!rdcF OF Tho dret4 ID u fancy nsIKeuss xoo4 Of
= gEaYlxh Shade, dottcd wIlh green Tho fronts
and Sides arc raised tu erta dtspeHes, which aro
fastened 70 Thy lower part of tbs buck ncfoss tbs
tFasA placed On Thu sulal! back side plecea aEv
left loose " be used teE aca1fs When lho drsas Il
completed. The train is nrst sswed like skirt 10
tho front breadth. which II 1ongthens: Il L. then
if4dH -t,nn nm h6 RI nF thn hsr
The border IL tEulned with plaiisd fa!a hounre
tho borders a1c pointed cut Ths ANAL sl4s
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Cine f6Gne 6ar,t.
8iQi9 ju faufen

2eo Nder sutes GarmIanb piniht bcr
Undergraduate al berfaufen. Ser 8oben ut
aueee,eidnct uno iinb babon bereits 80 Ader
inter YFus, 100 sder fino @ol,Ianb nnb Der
&et bilbet cine CUTE @ieic. auf Dem Qanbe
befinbct fid elm eutes unb iAones @obnbaus
(Grame). Das 9Safer 1T febr bequcm in
uumittclbarer Mdbe hes @obnbauies unb bel.
fen Ncbenaebduben, nie Stauunsen. sdeuer
II. {. m.-Die @afcrqueIe 1T unberiiesbar.
Die Garm liegt eirea 8 Mlcilcn bon ct Gloub.
Greb. S@iIp lin.
9otpu ct. soieph starns 60. All
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Gribr. &arfen, Yeeawniea, oas.,
settle nit Dr. aueuf 00nis'a Hambxras
2rduterptaiter elm oTeues 6eidvir an ieinen
8eine.
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Bur @eHcruna ,R's ME au ipat.

BUR @eHeruns ,R's ME au ipdt.
6inausidiebuns 1T Die @epobnbeitss
|iInbe bel Nielen. @eI46ft unb Sc.
iunobeit leiben bohmr4. Nqes miro big
.morscn" ausses@obsn. Ter filrje
ouiten unb bic itarre 2eb,v bleiben I'm.
eea&tct unb ohm, 6ilfe. big @4wiro.
iudt @clbiu9t ober Sober : MbiceB nd
~.ineefeIt tabcn. Bel bem alten 4ti.
(unasperfabren poren bieie 8ranfbeit' n
unAeilhor. ober bur6 ben @ebrouh ufn
DR.. Pierce'. Golden Medical Dis
|covery (@olbene meoieiniide Gntoe'
dung, ,uirb odusli9e 6eiluns idleunio
hemirft. Shit bieiem enti@ieoen tar
fenhcn UNI tief einorinaenoen @afte-
uerb .Isrunesmittel lit es sur 8eIermno
niemals su ipdt. Sauienoe in oielem
uno in onberen 0dnbern. bic BON aug
ee3ei4ncten Aersten l4ln aufaeseber
tuaren. baben es aIs cine lekte 3ufuh.
|aenommcn unb in6 eebeilt tuorcen.
q en- II n. Ganfas, Den 3. Suit 1875
DR.. Pierce's:
q Strtber Gerr! Sd mar Iebertran'
unb tonnte bier Sabre long niht ar
beiten. Drei perf4irhene Merste iasteH
.s bdtten ii9 Msieciie eebiloet uno i'd
t6nnte r,ur nod etlihe @oden leben.
Muf ben @otb zines Grcunoes taufte id
enc 6loide Strer Discovery. Sic
tolf mir. @e9s @onate LANCE iett'
ID ben @cbrau9 fort. nod beren Nb=
'ouf i'd polia eebcilt NOR nnb ieitoem
sin i'd 10 eeblieben.
0antbar Der Sbrise, Oauio Sbo'
mos.
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8ee6er.

SIT es benn iibcrbaupt nOtbis, bab Gin
9Nann 9abat raudt unb Bier trinft: Sam
Gin Maan NIT 6yau unb &inbern ni&t nit 81
per 9a9 austontmen? Sir 81 tann man
@rob fir 8 2eute faufeu uno @aFer foitet
nidts. unb uer ni&t bon BaTsr anb Srce
Ieben foam, braudt iber1aupt nidt 5u lcbsn
4ilbuns befebt in Der 8una, entiasen gu
fonnen. unb wer nd iiberFuiise @eniie nidt
neriasen tam, bat cine fa!i&e GrsieDuns &c.
uoileu I"
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g.. @ebe(,

WgI HIUWtI HHp OH1ptIttI
in Yerbam, Ottertail Co., Minn.
,mpFebIt fid benz aeebrten YubIitum bon nal
unb fern ais prattiider llbrmader. 9 nc
,robe susmabl 9aus> unb Safdrn. 1lbren.
ionic a1e s%ansbarcn Suweliermaarcn in 0olh
unb Silber an eanb.
Nltes @olb unb Silber tpirb ais 8esabIunQ
anaenommcn. auf 8eparaturen wirb bic
srobte SorsfaIt b%ertpenbet.
6. @etel,
erbam nj. 0t:ertaiI Co., Wtinn. Al
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8efanntmadumg.

q mirb beabTdtiset, bel Meu. Miin@en
cine ntue Wridc iiber ben Saut.@ib bauen
~ laHen. Der Contract iuirb an ben Min-
ocfforocruben Uerscbcn iwerben. SeHcntli@e
anscbote nebmen entacscn bic superpiforen
bonn 9cmn Of Dat, ndmli& bic 9erren Grant
Senclten, Matb. 3ierben unb Sobn &ofs. =
Sic Nnaebcte miiien biz 1ientass ben %.
Sftober einaeianbt merScn. @eaen Mdbercm
lpcMbe man iid an Sen Iomn< Glert BON Saf,
perrn 8onifaj Diiau,er. Stall
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Sattlm9el@dft
BON
9uliiiS 8intler,
Nehen 6rncmer,a intel

ct. Gloun, Ninefcta.
9err ainbler bdlt itets Gin ausseeidmetes
EAGER bon Yferbeacidirren, Sdttcln. Wcitidcn.
yferoetalnmen. 8Irftcn u. (. m..u. {. m. an
3anb. Bran beridume nidt, fd mad beFen
bilisen Trciien unb beten @aaren Al erfun.
bi9en. 25-
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MrnplD'S Muble.

Da nun meine ncue Miiblc crofnet lit unr
,ieiclbc ieper anoeren oerartisen Ginridtune
iberleaen lit. 70 erlaube i) mir. bas atebrts
Vublifum UNI icine acfduiae &unbidait ;u er.
ud,en. Garmer erbaltcn ben b0ditem YreiS fin
@ci;en nnb ole Scrten 6ctrcibe.
Grant @rnole..
ct. Gtoub Wian.
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9erlpren*

eine brciidbriac mcibe @uh mirc felt %ciniacn
Saeen cermiSt. uno tann nidt ~Qefunoen ,per
ben. @cr MadriMten iiber biefelbe aeben
fam. wirh freunbli4R erfudt, unteraei4neten
'baOon in 8enntnib ~ fcten. -
Grib 9erber9er.
ct. Glouh. Minn.
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G@te mcSi5ime,,

3u ltberaleM Yreien.
limb bod, nadbem man Is iiberau probirt
Sat, tduft man in 6. SduIten's alter
oeutider Mpothete allies biIiser unb better.
Sein @efddft bat pen,ser A%usIaeen mie it.
eenb elm Nnberes. Or be;abIt feline Mente,
tbeilt nit teinem Yartner unD bdlt cine
Musmab
bou Garben, @%urseIn, &%rautern,
Meinen unb 81 etieamenteu,
pie man lie fcnt bier ~niracnos fnoet.
@uter &atb
toitet nidts unb tuirb germ unb ircunblid CT.
tbeilt.
&ecepte
pcrncn an ibrcm rMirtIiden" Icrtbe onae.
ferti9t.
6. Gdulten
It I9ent fur Noeril's fertis aemiidte Garben.
uno feline slpotbete
1T
bic .einji9e" 6euti9e Mpotbete
norbli6 bon Minncapolis.
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gutes @eeept.

gutes 8eeept.
Gin arantcr tlaete einem murriiden grste,
bat Ct peber iitra, nod liesea, nod tsbsn
Tonne.
so bansen Sic fa auf," crpieSsrte biefer
*gin Qetensaei4eu. ~NadtpGd'
ter, bat Ct an benz geruuslidten, na@osm 6,
aus bem @aHer scsosen ~orosn 1T, nod cir
eebcns;ci&en beMertt?"
.5a, awei 8reuser"
Gin eetrer ruroe bon elnent DC
truntenen 1aucrn, ben ct ,ure@t 9emieien
Gin Bump sefAolten. Dem @runofate bull
Sisenb, oab nit einem Beicfencn nidts an.
sufansen iei, ipridt Der 2cbrer gan, rubis !:
,MiGeI, i'd mein', 'Du but aud nod te'n
S@reibpapier."
Nad Der MonbfiMRernib.
Teidfe: Die 8elt is al ~ieoer MID uater'
jeiansea!1 3 &
seidfe: ,Na, bet is bod GOD iut! '
Yci&tt: rDet is mid tut! Sd bate fden
obid&loFcn uno sIobte aue meine sdnlOen
bs,ablt, nanu mub id bon Ncuem su purnpen
aniansen." A4as esRq
sddte: @ir befnben uns in eialer Gage
id punpe sod ,uieoer friid braui los"
Mudii&tsbotles 9efament.
Mluer: sd babe mein 3eNamet se,naat
meine Orau friest bios nc 2eibrente, meme
ainoer Niles, ausienomMcn, bic Nite beiratbct
wieocr, oann fol- lie 10000 @art baben."
edul,e: rsea nu, Bit Du bou?"
Maucr: IN. weef Du, ipcr bic nin.int.
Deroient bic 10000 Wtart iauer ssua.""
*Insarii@ d. .gtaber, tpeibt Sc niidt.
pas Der 9enod madt?" nst
.sdtdt sebt's inn, bat CT bod 9ctriest %
etodpriaet!"
.ggsas! @onor benn?~
Born @atbbaus !"
.gein, ID mein' woribes?~
.ucbcr be Banf."
.Nein, Sc pertcibt MGR niidt, wooruif?"
vuH'n CODES"
.@eib r.er, Soft Be gcre@tcr, id 'mcine
mas bat CT setban?"
,@eidriesn bat err
#Sn3elI an bcr MoiI mar Gin gadcr
Der iid fir iebr "smart' belt. Gines 5ase4
beaeenete CT eincm Gleiibbauer ODER "But-
cher, uie man bierSulanbe iast.
uaaaob, lieber GreunS!" iaste Der @ader
mo fommt 9u bcr?"
Sd fomme iocben aus Dcincr Baderei, wf
si1 mir einen saib Brob sctauft babe"
xeinem Qaib 8roo ?" fraste Der 8adcr Oer'
.lpunbert ; MO bat Gu i'm oenn:"
,on Der @eFentafde" iaste be-
.Gleiidbauer ladenb unb sins ieiner 8esc.
Der 1ader arserte iid unscmein, baS lid
;bea GIedAbauer iiber iein fleines %rOo IuFi!
.n.adte, uub Ct bei@lek, ii9 ~ rdden. Bali
barauf besesuete Ct benz GIeif6bauer inieber
gr ge6t auf Jpn 3u uno iast freunolid:
.@eibt Du, no ib iebt bertomme? ;"
.9ein,~ antportete Der GIeii&1auer.
SD fomrne aus Deiner GIeil&bant. no id
einen 8 @fcnfcpf setauft babe
limb no bait Du Jpn oenns" fraste be
GleiiAbamer.
.unter Der MIte" fdrie Der Sadc
unb [adte iiberm1Big, inbem CT :aclnte, otr
GIeii@bauer Gins berfstt su baben.
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Qeber1eistn.

GrnR DabIiub, New-ysrt,
.purbe burd Or. auauft aonis's Qamburoe
lropfen Don einem 2eberleioen sebeilt.
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rg- 8. MILLER in ct. glout
pertaltt Die beiten unb feiniten 2~iqueurc in
le'ncn Na9aainen. Scine @eine unb giour.
rcn tonnen bon fcinem 0auie I'M Staate Gber.
ironsn meroen, tucber an |ortreflidteit nod
u, S'a'ste't. Man fpre6c Dor uuo ii~bcr;euoe
''~' S-bb
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Senrs @arb @cc@er.

81
Sis 8ecHer bernabm, Der GDrennann.
-@cm blutisen streit bic Mabr, (.
0a fies ct auf bic 8anjcI uno ipra4
zTeber Qotne uno Salair.
men Dollar ben Sag fit bic Guren uno Sud
Eas pout o6r benn nod mebr:
Sbr iebt bod. bab i'd ;uirieoen bin
.Wit 3wan3igtauienb Salatr.
.vDas @a6cr totet betanntli9 nidts,
@rob idaHt bcr Dollar ber.
sScs tmittet Sbr bemn? Sd far es nidt-
@ci anaistauienb SaIair.
Sci @aNcr unb Srob lebt iid's gang gut,
Gern blcibt bic Waseabei&mcr,
llnh s'idli4 1T mon, nenm man aciunb-
Sci 8 NJ n3istamfenb Salair.
.9rum, @aher uno groo. tuer baUon nidt
Blu lcben Uermag, nun Der
'@rau@ gar nidt ~ leben, bas lag ID Set.
# snist,
aNit 3pan3igtaufenb Salair."
ySSes nit ber Vieiie! @es NIT Dem 8,cr!
Nsbmt fromm be @ibcl Der! &effs
gsie fib' idy mid burdfie getdrtt -S*
Sci 3wan3i9 ia ufenb SaIair.
,~9ntiasen mus cer pabre Gbrih 2
GaW es ibm nod 70 iGSer "a 90 :
Sab i'd bod ielbl Der gisbctb entiast
Syob 3wansista uftnb saIair." =
SO prcoiate Der 9usenSlelS. 3YtI a9as
Der Weeder, 9cbautsnidlocr;
gicaeidt mirb gar in tur,cr Belt
srb0btbes sisOern g alair RU
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-23

the very spot where Virgil places the
Sirenum Scopuli that Ulysses so cum
ningly avoided; but by the help or his
own stout arms, and fav0ring breeze,
which suddenly sprung up, he pushed
himself towards lschla.
Mr.. Secretary Thompson has never
served two years before the mast, but it
is affirmed that his nautical acquire
menus are more varied than were those
OF President Taylor's Secretary OF the
Navy. When this official first boarded
a man-ot-war at the Gosport Navy Yard
he paused before the hatchway, gave q
startled glance downward, and eX-
claimed, "Great C@sar's Ghestl If the
- thing isn't hollowp
Don J. Mozart, a watch Inventor, who
died last week in the Ann Arbor Mich. J
Poor-house, was most uniortunateIin life.
A jeweler, doing good business, he in
vented q marvellous watch, and a large
stock company was formed for its manu-
facture. Success crazed him, and taking
his model apart 10 improve it, he was
unable TO put 1t together again. He
became an absolute wreck, his fortune
vanished and he was placed in an insane
asylum.
Signor Dassi, OF Milan, is bent on o.
ganiZing direct line Of steamers be-
tween his native land and the United
States. lie has demonstrated to the Mi
lanese capitalists that such line would
absorb all the trade Of the various Medi-
terranean nations with the United
States. The project has already been
entertained by the Italian ship builders,
who propose getting up three-th ousand
ton steamers, ON the improved systems.
SO as to eonsame only twenty-five tons OF
coal per day.
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The Chicago paper that parts its name
IN the middle is not pleased at the selec-
tion of Stanley Matthews as the sue
cessor of John Sherman. 1t refuses to
be entirely happy over this result; first,
on general principles that Judge Mat
thews has not at all times and under all
circumstances been up to its standard
of partisanship, but this could have
been borne with had it not been for those
pacihcatory letters to Governors Cham
berlain and PACKARD. The writing of
these missives constitutes its second
and principle objection. 1t thus appears
that in the estimation Of the lnter-Ocean
any move made by public man or
private citizen in the direction of har-
mony and peace without the Inter-Ocean
trademark or brand is treason to the
Republican party. And yet in view of
all this the election OF Stanley Matthews
to the Senatorship has been very accept
able to the people and press OF America,
and may be classified as luminous
and gratifying contrast with the recent
Senatorial election In Pennsylvania.
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CHICAGO Coroner's juries DO not stop
at ascertaining who did the killing, but
fix the grade of the crime. A case like
the Pike-Jones killing is put down as
murder in the first degree at the inquest.
The Grand Jury will indict for man
slaughter, and on the final trial the
prisoner will be found only to have COM
mitted homicide under circumstances
so clearly justifiable as to raise the in
dignation of the community against the
deceased. At least, that is the usual
course OF justice in Chicago.
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able company. 1t can be easily imagined
that we did every justice to the dinner
and compliments to our host. His wines
and liquors were from the best stock in
the country, such as New Orleans used
to furnish in the days when men not
only could afford to drink good liquors,
but in reality did so. All this, adued to
the jollity of our host, and the convivi-
ality of our company, detained US some
time at the board.
"The night was ours,
We strewed with flowers,
The moments as they roll"
But the hour came "when Tam maun
ride" and ending by drinking a bumper
to our host, whose fate, poor fellow, was
to be that he should "ne'er drink bum.
per again." we rose from the table to
adjourn to the main or barroom.
Our Yankee friend from Philadelphia,
being nearest the door, had gone out
first, Immediately followed by Gilbert,
while tarried a few moments, probably
not much exceeding a minute, with my
companions to arrange tor our depart
ure Tor home the next morning at sun
rise. Hearing loud words in the bar
room l stepped quickly to the door just
in time to see Gilbert in deadly combat
with bowie-knives, with stranger
whom never saw before nor since. The
stranger had been apparently wounded,
and he and Gilbert were again closing
in deadly grapple, when, perceiying
from the manner in which Gilbert was
handling his knife, by striking perpen-
dieular blows, that he must lose his life
If opposed by more skillful antagonist,
| rushed through the surrounding ring
of bystanders just as the combatants
closed, and in second of time, Gilbert
fell to the floor, pouring his hearts
blood over it.
sprang to lift him up, and examined
the wound, to see If anything could help
him, but it was useless. The keen blade
of his foe, handled differently from Gill
berts, had cut his heart in two, and he
probably died without being conscious
| Of what had hurt him.
AS Gilbert was among his lends,
and we could be of no service, we mount
ed our horses at sunrise, and in few
days reached home. Aud although at
that time
ain the days Of our youth,
"When the hearts in its spring."
l was not much given to morallzing, yet
| could not help thinking how true II
| is that pleasures
"Are like the snowflake in the river,
A moment white, then lost forever"
NV Quaker friend have never heard
| of since, but if he yet tarries in the Ian d
| of the living, aud this should meet his
eve, should be glad to hear from him,
| for l can safely guarantee that he Will
never forget the "Last Dinner" in Mis-
sissippi with Gilbert.
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Important TO Western TraV.
nIeFE.

When you visit The City Of New York,
stop at the Grand Union HnteI, opposite
Grand Central Depot. $50 elegant rooms.
81, 81 SO and 81. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices redlced 10 meet
the stringency OF the times. The res
taurants supplied with the besT. Prices
lower than at any osher frst-class hotel
in the city. Baggaga delivered to and
from this lepot free. 1ST See tnat those
you enter have Grand Un,pn H ,tel on the
sign. WIN. d. GARRISON, Manager.