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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-05-05
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ST. PAUL, MINI.

Der Aufruf res &atlers Mleranber
BON 3uslanb an bic Nruee unb bae
Bolt lautet pte foIpt:
SO 1T unlersn treueu unb seliebten
l1ntertbanen befannt, pel6' tnnteen
AntbeiI rtr BON jeber an benz @e11tf
Der bsbrddten drtRltden 8epSIterune
ter Tlrtet aencume1 baben. Infer
@unlG, tbr 2oos 3u lfnberu, 1T BON
ben, gamer, ruffl9en 9oIte, rrelGes
f@ jest bsreit 3etst .eue Spfer su
brtneer. I'm, rte Sage Der Gbrtften auf
Der BaItans 6albtalel III erletdteru, ees
tbetlt porpen. @ut unb 2eben unles
rer eetrsuen untsrtbanen III uns tmuier
tbeuer eepeIen, unb uniere ganse 9es
ateruue stebt 3eusntB BON unlerer be-
itdnbisen SOres NuBlano bie Sees
munger, tes Grtebens tu erbaIten.
Dtelr Gorge Bat r1brenb Der beiaH,s
msrnswertbsn Gretsnifs beren SGau>
plab bic 0er;esuptna, Bosnfen uno
8uIsarten serpeien fnb, nienals aufaes
bort, unisr 6anbeIn 3u beftmmen.
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cine BeGeruns ber Sage Der @brifen
tm Orient bur@ frieplt@e unterbanos
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pdilden @rcbud9ten, uniere1 ger>
banosteu unb Greunoen. 3mef Sabre
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fen. bic Yfprte aur Gtnfdbrune folder
&sformer, 3u bsRtmueu. bic aeeianet
9etrelen tpdren, bte &brifen tn 8os.
rteu, Der G~erseebwina uno Der 8uIeas
ref Dor Der 8tQtlr BET Srtsbeb5roen
40 i@GBtu.
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tpar burG frdbere, BON per pfcrte ee>
eeniiber ben, san3en europa eineeeanz
9ene @erpFt9tunge1 beftmn,t ausaes
rta@t rorben. llniere Bemibuneen,
tpel9e tur@ bic, im 0srein NIT uns,
BON oneersn &e9terun8e1 gema&ten
btplcmattl@en @orfeuuneen unterRabt
&rurUsn. fnp inpeB erfclelos esblteben.
Die pfcrte 1T uneriddtterlt@ BET ibrer
8erwetseruns ttsenr tpel6er irtrflamen
8drSf&aften fit bic Si1rbeit tbrer
&rtfIt@en untsrtbansr ssbIisben unc
bat bic 8el&ldGe Der HonRanttncpsler
@Onfereus rerwcrfen.
Bon BEN Munf@e beleelt. rfhtS nm.
Serlu@t tu lanen, uu bic pfcrte aur
Na9BtebtBfett 3u bsweBsn, ma&ten pir
ben anbereu Gabtneten ben 0crf@Iaa,
Elm bic welentIi@fen Der In Spnfantt<
liOpsI setypfenen @eretnbaranaen ent.
baltenpsS prctOfou a~afuleben uno
bann bic YfOrte uu, itren 8sttrttt au
bielem tuternattUnalen Atte su sr1u&en.
&ter aud pteleul. efnftmmteen Dun,
f6e ees &rtflt@en europa ~piQfatrte
bic pfOrte ni&t.
Na@cem mir aue MttteI, auf frieps
lt@em 0ese uniereu 3wsd 3u erreiden,
erl@Spft batten, arrans uns bic toGmi,
tbtse 5aIsaarrtefett ber pforte. enerat>
fHere S1rttte iu tbun. Infer Btltaz
teitsaefabl unb cte YFtdt unlereD Groe
3u pabrsn, lieBen uns feline anpere
Dabl. Dur@ tbre @etserune swtnat
uns bic Idrfei, au ben @afen su eret,
fen. ltef dberseust uO1 Der @ere@tte-
fsft unlerer Sa9e unp TN benitbteen
8eltraueu auf bte @nabe unD ben
Seifanp oes Iaerb5@fsn, MAIDEN mir
unieren eetreuen u~ntertbanen betannt
bas Der Aueenblid, peIen Gtntreten mir
niGt abnteu, ole mir Die 0orte lpras
den, welGe In ben bergen aQer 8uGen
tptsOsrtIanssn, 8stOmmeu TT. Wtr
ipra1en Die Abt9t aus, u%nabbdn9tg
, 1877-04-16
ST, CLAIR COUNTY NOTES.
~. ska Es|ffn~ nr TAh T7hnuk.


DrlLxv,llE, Ill Apr! l3.-MaEch CANA In Ike
lion aud went out like lamb, The weather
now II u mild ~ May. and the farmers are putting
the!s cats In. Tho lats severe fsse1ing and salnJ
weather did not injuse the peach buds, a. was u
6sst feared. Our winter wheat II In splendid con.
uitlon, aad have no doubt will be one OF The Best
crops We have ereE had. On this crop depend the
hopes Of our business men.
We hAys twenty-five mills In this coun-
II, With An aggregate capacity OF 5000
harYsls OF houF per day. Dsfosa ths nav process
Of manu- featuring 1ouf from middltuE! Wa d1acov'
esl prtcs IN The Now York and ioston markets
Ths hard spF!ns wheat OF the North ylelds foand.
II tulddl!u9s, which u much easier puEs6sl: taAn
the a,tddllnGs from our aok winter Wheat Ainne.
sofa new proeeas hour stands at lhe head OF the
market IN Now York. Bostoe. md ChteaKo:
ty, besldes Bellevlls, which, With ~ 10, 600 In
Gah1t4pIs, aspres 10 ths dignity Of 4 city.
All tho railroads esateFnK In ST. Louis aas
through This county, Bellestlle, The connty.tes@
l. located IN the centre Of the county 4n1 ~ Lead
px nse tssf ons sna
Kallroad ps.ses through psllssitis. and connects
with the t!lInols Central II Aahley- The CaiEa
6hort-Lins Railroad slso psssea through bellevte.
aud eonnscts With tbs Centfal u Duquolu; Tho
u E..t st. Loul.s and used p1'ns!p2i1!. ;n2ia.
Of this road leading ont OF Ea1t 81 lonls
il ,ocstsd on the road bed Of the Ant railroad built
In Ibis stats. 10 lie year 1887.
e claIf Coanty nas 90. aePo.t cs.i san ~,
coal n,ines In active operation within the limits
Of thIt couaty. There IL. however, cloud over.
eh4aow!uK thi4 interest VI present n the shape OF
miners union, controlled bJ man who sss never "
, 1877-04-16
CURRENT GOSSIP.

THE 9OS.IN-LhtV.
Who 1crccly ctusehed al my good name,
And xntIt that was oil 10 blame,
Aud ati w4s Right until cama1
1fy son'!n-faw.
Who treats my daughter lite a slave.
And takes from NJ all that we have,
And tpake4 our lives foem llkc tho grave!
Hy son.in-law.
Who Yulcs hta homo with Iron rod,
Not fearing either man OF God.
And Wishing ait women warc undtf the sods
Ny aon-tn.law. ~
Who spends his time, In broad daylight,
In p1eecs far from tctn9 right,
Aud comes home very late At night
Ny son.iu.Iaw.
Who thinks to hido h!s wicked eon.ae
ny treating his wife and mother worse,
And gives u nsught hut kick and cursor
My son-in.lnw.
q. II. II.
, 1877-04-16
A HARD GRIND.

LfjfQN
4 haud.orgAn man was making his way up
Adams avenue yesterday when boy met him and
asked:
"1Iow man, tunes do you plkyf'
'tzf1tccu shunes-nlcc, sWeet ehuues, replied
tho man.
"My sather Il fond OF music, bat ho IL llttls
deaf, +" continued the boy.
"oh, dat maka no dcfcrence--1 max him
hrat.r -....... 49,
The boy led tho way up street TO whcro plaster
buRt OF Hir lsnAc Newton had BEEN arranged ln 4
bay window to look like living man, and tho
lie ground ont all tbs tunes In rotation, and then
began At the bottom, and ground back up the scale
I'LL ha got Al the tunes In tho Eatfet OF the COX
again. Fha man In tho bay window didn't move
hair md tho Italian drew long breath and s'ghed:
.'play tuoar mnxcek-nhk him bear soon.
Ite ran out eight tunes aud then threw some
grave, III The window. THO hust didn't even WoIk
lts ears, nnt The Italian leaned tho organ On Tbs
fence and loudly sang:
OH! who shall dtnkl Of u.a som moar
Then am far a-w-a'yt
The aeyen other tunes wsrc ratified % a lively
ito fsnce and encouraged dog.dsht, in order to
altract The deaf mans attention. :.
''sInE louder-plsy hardeti' called the boy from
The next eIreet corner.
Tho grinder secured brace for his feeL IN.
buttopsd bis vest, and tho WAY, be ro.red brought
the bust, and gavo no hced to tho crowd, sad the
organ box was smoking hot when ha lot up on the
grind. 1teatIng tho music on tho gfoand, ho leap.
cd ever tho fence and got square look At hla VIC.
boy with tho red neck.tte. he rad him four blocks
aud under carpenter shop belote STILL sInAll
voica whispered that he had better hold on
, 1877-04-16
HARPER 70 BRAyToN.

~ W. 0s**tVF " 8FEV6'k*t
CuloAao, April l4--I have bssu looking daily fos
NJ, George ". BssJtou to present hf4 eass. Thus
far he does not cums to The front To-day wrots
hm and aent the tsttss by nessass. boy, who DE-.
llvered ths sAms 70 him. Ny letter WAS about ~
follo1st
Thus far you do rot come to the front. Again /
snswsr 10 The arst matter in question: II IL quito
sufficient for tic present for my tHenas to know
that tho positiop | have taken hAs been sustained
BY tho Circuit Court Of shta county aud the Su.
pfcna Court Of this St1ts, r..
ID regard 10 the second question, again tuslst,
demand. that you present your eaes, and sustain
II with the proof, Of thai you publish over your
tion. Idmitt1x that Jon have no eass, snd hass
stated that which u mol trus.
shall Ia In my onict a!l day, and will receive
your snswen Respectfully,
NAy1Qa Bank Building
, 1877-04-16

about ''the asaivart Republican feeling Of New
England" fft!s GAs. hcrau-c there r. not IN New
Env1anl The fce1ny whicr It II intended to
dcserie and which sione would respond to It. The
country Ia tired Of the ttaiwart statesnanship
he number Of staiwart statesmen 4 rapidly dimln-
tAhtna. BiaTnc and 1ntles nrc almost iii that ara
lIert they hold their pa.t'oa as leaders only by
pretending that a state of political aIaIr. exists
witch really no longer dots c1fst. They wilt dis.
yIow, the prctcnsc il . mistake. I'utcr seems u
have discovered ~ much already. and n anxton. 10
il better Informed 81 ihe real opinions Of New En-
gland, VIC shall hear m more nontenre about Its
7'stafwart ftelng. ''-N<m York Eseninu Poat
(|rH, RAM.
, 1877-04-16
FLORIDA FACTS AND POSSIBILITIES.
1u fAs kfjioF ar Ths Tribune.

FknxAHplxA, Fla, April O,-The coErcapond-
ent Of grent newspaper. fending Information In
regard to any new Eldorado to 10 spread broadcast
through the land. shaping perhaps tho dest'aics OF
countless homes, cannot bc too cautious Ia seps-
rating facts from more posslhtlttcs, placing each In
tho channel appropriate to It, and never allowing
the enthusiasm Of tho possible To Slid tho surety Of
tile actual.
kellable information Of Tho unusually profitable
results obtained from employment Of moderate
capital and intelligent farm labor In tho State Of
Florida has reached and startled the hard-workcd
farming population Of cyen tho most remote sce-
tions OF tho country. and It II beginning u be gen.
orally appreciated that the eamn moderate capital
and cuergetic farming industry that bsnvely yet
barely cams enough in the West and North to keep
loved ones from want woatd. in FloEldA'a moro
genlal cline and. prolific soil. scaltzn In
few ycars certain financial independence.
Whist WONDER then. that large numbers OF hcads OF
families, Valuable citizens Of Northern and Vest
esu statee, dIssatlsded with their ceascless atkng-
Gle 10 '4just make both ends meet. are now rest
lea and anxious TO bring their energies aud fam'
lilies 70 q land OF such promise.
This, then, IL most oppostune moment for the
Rrcai reliable NottAe!p ptess 70 eensasf u taet t
Moe9edaa srs e9sled modese cspal Win nssens farm
experience 10 tm!grato ia tho great 0nlf State OF
Florida and 70 plaea Ia aeompschcnsible shaps b. =
hsa la IN % Florida Gy esrnest men seetinR now home4
and fortunes. away from tho drifting SHOWS OF sheF
* i slowly bu. surely deysoping many
hitherto unthonaht Of sources OF wealth IN Florida
q % M Ga; osbet
sts ;Ssss.5:F;t ~ toia. 'i;; Rts:ss r; u:
na ths esnsrs cultivation q his land as -
would 10 West or North {w!th, however. the gTeat "a
aad ~th sna
two months In advance OF their usual aupplies),
a.o plant. BIZ ase o; tsn esses o. o;ans; ,p'e e.
eommind xf q G sars W ssysnse Il pst
G 1sius.zs l splenaId % fortune Tor himself snd nobte
The remarkably cted'snble dl,play ~ he aRri.
cultural and horticultural wealth Of the Western
Iis Il e%!s!siisn .s;sT.sl wi1,'nE f. s%
%sas 4. ns ed e.SP
:ss'sa Ct ass s ssSsa
have awakened In iaterest, aud stimulated
a Immense farming immigration q o.s<; !s Thc
those Of tic great West; hee dec'ou. climate IL 10
mild and eqnabs tho year round th1t ths ta.mes 1
comfort and ucAlth, tho cort.ln fcsolt Of ratlent
industry withog: the lnsssals h hi:ains a. e. e.
MISUNDERSTANDING smizfation ceFtAaniy-so sn14
Ps1nandinl, the best and most accessible postN e Of
Florida, IL tho great point Of arrival for invads.
tourists, snd for those wanting 70 Permanently "
raj north, sonth, and wsal with stcamhoats ID
chszleston, savannah, and varoas penis II u
Tho Recommendations, already admirable, will sooa
be largely Increased BY ths somplstmoa ~ o,ot ot y
Tnd5ubtedytho 1nest year round warm climate 70 b
found: There L sca:bsach Of sons txs,at! m'!ss.
| e0ualed bach drive. Eyery attention Of com.
, 1877-04-16
QUEEN v1croIs1A's CROWN.

n7rNrt yrT0T1f.nTA FsT7HUE
NUEES vActU tUAA@A,o SAo W..
crown hns been furnished BY Frof. Tennaut. MIn-
.r.joot.t m m. tncrn,
w. In,a.,..I stst. r,oun ~ or.., v,r,o,,. xus
mAdo by Mcasrh. Nnnt7oll q Bridge, IN tho ytAf
lS38, with iswels taken from old crowns, and
other. fnrntalsd Nv command of her Majesty. It
eon.,s,s ~ a,amonds pearls rubies, .snnh,re. and
cohs!an VI u'a'a'uus' pea."t s1Ppu"ss' Gnu
cneEalds aet In silver And gold. IL has Crimson
velvet cap with er1oine bor.fer, aud u lined with
vhfta silk. {ta pruaa werht II thirty ounces five
,,sn"rvatrtt, t,o~
pen"1 1me'Huo IVY.
The lowefp0ft OF the eands ApoEe tna elm'no
border, eonsIsts Of raw Of 100 pearls. and the
MINER nart Of ths band of 4 row of 1l2 pearls bo.
tween when. In front az Tim crown. II 4 isr1a
sween Nnep, ~ I,,, .tUnt y. aAu s!o~' - - .xs
sapphire tpartly oral'eol patehased toE tne crown
by Kiug George ". At The back arn ths sApphi1ca
three On each slde); hatHtcn them are eight en-.
eralds.
Above and below the seven sapphiEes arc four
tAer diamonds, and around tho stghe ometAlds 12H
diamonds. Dctwesn tbs emorAlda and tho
sapphires aro ei1tcen tsefoil oruamont4 containing
100 diamonds Above tho band sfe eight
sapphifes. surrounded bJ cIght diamonds, betwssr
which ara eight festoons consulting OF 14H d!a.
ronds.
In The front Of tho crown and IN the centre Of
diamond Maltese csoss, IL tbs famous ruby reid 10
haye been 0Iven to Edward, Prince OF Waies, aon
, 1877-04-16
THE PROSPECTIVE HOPPER.
~ IN Esftasr NJ TkA TYihhu<-

sialsr, o4ceols Co., ls., April 1o.-1 will tell
you how the farmers Of Northwestern lows arc
Sighting the prospective hopper. II is bv opening
cheese factories sud creAmeHes. Eveyons who
can n boy ytnR mitch cows. Those who cannot buy
or want more thar they can buy, are arranging 70
hire CONS b{ ths ys.t paying ~ pss yssI aad "a *.
p1odaca, Including the calf. Paatafx and meadow
teing sGandaut and tree, nseE,J t1s whole produce
u clear gain. Cheese usdo bofs sells tos within
hais-cent of Easterp cheese, snd oar creamery
battes VII grads - we'll. cowa Nv noH being
, 1877-04-16

Apropos Of Jenny Lind, recently had a long
and yery Interesting Conversation respecting her
with lady who had often met her In musica! cir.
cIcs In England, and has heard her sing. Though
every vest,ee Of the oucs glorious voice tand how
norlous II VIA we nildle-nged loVers Of music car
we'll remsmbcf) has loug stnea departed. tho peer.
less method and eIqulsito 6n4h OF heT style stt1l
reveal some OF the marvellous qualities that made
Jenny Lind tbs eEeAtsat singer Of hsr day and gen
sration Her hair IL well.nigh SNOW .whto but tho
kindly, Intelligent features still ptessrvs srong
resemblance to the portraits aud busts that wete
taksn q hsi ia ths hsydsy Of be, :s.osr now wa'I.
aald, not from any religious pFcjudtces, ~ has
often osen stated oat because tas excitement o.
hss sss vso. sA Of 'ii IT, .as. &c!
cecdIng day. She still ludefa e1tFcmelJ
from nervonEness, and her otherwise happy and
Tranquil s1iatopcs IL embIttered 6y tle recollection
OF ono deeply regretted action Of her her rt.
tirement whflo sill In fall possession Of her un'
r!valea voice. Hhs knows now what shs then te-
ihat might have given her addsd fams and fortune,
and brought her tho delight Ut enchenting thov"
Gsnds BY tho wtthrry OF her SONG bhs has but IT..
t!a aam1satlon for ths slage Of the day. With shs
pna exception OF Ahanf, and thsre u nothing that
will 40 ql!tk1y rufta her usually placid temper =
10 hear sny one Btye Nilsson ttha second 6wsdish
Nightingale" Strange 10 saJ, she dete's ehs nv.
lislon 10 anr Of Waguee's operas save under pro.
trst. Her r!dtst daughter hss very charming
voice. but has no aspirations for An aItttte careef
and refuses 10 aluty VII may bs all FORTH best,
| onco sadly remark ID shs who had once been IN
| riyaied among the atars OF The lyric ataxo~
, 1877-04-16
THE EEwpUR0 DEACON.

Ar.rhrrs r,cnrnn 'u 'ms ,"ee1t1y in,ea y shsro and
Singular woman with two small boys Into ha pri.
vate pew. Tho Deacon, Al became h!a rank. est
mart 10 tho pcw door. Immediately at hEe LETT
sS ~ ~ 49,. ..n.s ,..m 49,. .nS .1n., IN.
Heuo ae pineea t"e two nsM ooJs' NV .'.o so,,.
ssdo Tue further boy sat, win hcf race inlchtly
Gxed upon tho preacher, and one OF her sharpess
enssa 'area T" NV W. nn,. n, In, rsni.i
ne ~ s;os ~ We u - =" rn,s s.ng
q horse blind Of both eyes, would frankly mention
tlat tho animals left eye was not quite sound. aud
consequence taefeoi no amllea smsey upon '.s
two small boJs, and then Hnye his whole gina 70
fail Of Renn!ne Cnlvin'sm and extremely
sat!sfartory TO-, tho nsAcons ottnoaoA
tasteB. Pfetcntlys ~ the ,ptcaehet
po1nutd with femaFkhple eio4uehee Nn.
fec1tnE the grand dOttran6 Of tbe tolal tepnvy "
, 1877-04-16

Instances OF chronic hcroisnl arc becoming very
scarce, but VIC stumble over them once In awhile.
Last Saturday. whilo that saloon was burning,
and tho f,amcs wcrs warming and cracking, and
tho engine wns footing and sqniFtluR, and tho
amalt boss werc uhooping and Yelling, colorcd
man ruricd through tho bllndlng smoke and hfss.
Ing IRE, and grnlong . whisky bottle, seooted
OF tho botllc and drunk in the sweet inspiration
Of the fiery fluid. And he sat ihcfc and ga!ed Ia
at0ltd Indifference on the building - II gradually
melted nx1f into aAhess
, 1877-04-16

Night before last, tired, DISCOURAGED mHn out
on North Till went home, anng himself down on q
oungc, and said hs wished ho were dcaI-dead-
dead. In two houra ho was wrtthlng In psema-
turc and unreasonable attack of cholera morbuR,
and howlcd, and psaJc.l, antl sweat, and had fonr
ducturs In tho house, nnd drank quart Of medl-
cine, and had mustard .p1aatera atnchred all over
him and wept, and said he wasn't hn1f tended to-,
and ho believed they would like to see him die.
, 1877-04-16

bought fo. SO per heah. The pests do not touc'!
IL" Wild grasses. no that, come what will VIC viii
have Il sure crop Of dn'v rrsdncss. t'ur farmers
will pnut NJ n, gcly m ever. nnd expect good crop
tile coihlnH year. funrA truly. $500.
c, T.. DAvfpsoH.
, 1877-04-16

ladies' wnEe white tik-fftntr Henry hTpea.HE
the trdez Of thn Hack Eagle Ilav!ag plaecd thcr
sraA hy the Side y their Impartial Ante'tlcn and
che ,,ans" sarr"ned ] hr Gr rnee,-r.
Of ihe Cfown and tf!cr tinyal gnc.t" 'tnkr Ernest
q a.ecou,r t'a,la .hn sr"..sr ., a g n H.
or sS ssrisr -, ot h.sr.r ~ n;r' r1,s' sn
military iisnisarIc. nnl leading nember' Of TO
diriomsey attended. The eGren,on, ,t, epened With
"s,:1 ~ s"Ssf = VIII &c .s H"ss s
Talnce Chaplain, delivered \ short intrntnctoty
aiirest, fhr. Ncyal eandllatca 70. canhtsna.
family, then. rrn4 a1nnd written statcments
drawn ap y ,hemssse. snd son.aininx .hslf Pr. r.
tesson Of filth Whsn ts r. sy t neS z, M
se1Fe Il: ''rencn ] lcaye with yo'., m3 pence !
s?s s"e '1s" yo P's I sss ss wv,
H:sn vii! ss.se ss =; The tssst;
Faaas id sapport % q tta i5,tns iisn y asht tho
I'D te,nriaton., Of IL exalted rIs!tien: 1lscn.
addte+.tne the 1,oys! can:atss individually; he
a e can Ill. to s1 sr ysa+ sss
The fnatn Chapel nt I'cts,an'. tie toll, !'rnccas
Loa!se that hcr g,nn.!noshc': whg % l,sa t.,x fly
BY tHe fsfth they ali trs"cni1e,l: and ho aimon.
lrhei Primes ilenry, who Is 10 b sailor, that hc
ss n... e S1 rs 10 N he
Princess t;harlnto rfDrtrhs, chapter 4, ;crsc y;
{ rs Il: S' u ts si, s fs2pss s +.
Ln1ry Iii and The III @.ins WA foilowed BY !ianacis
splendid clace. Ths yuuug princesars and ritnce
s'f .nd sr IL cSs
GERMAN a ND FRENCH DUELtN1.
Lonllon Saturday Rsn4to.
Dne1ing 10 u9ttnany hns still its absurd sids;
but tho a1ars qf honor At The German nn'vera'ties
ara At botton]' tuura tchoolboy cxtrnysganccs.
NAKED, andtbndded from neck to wsht. an active
lad eau akf i'ttls harm from blade thst "a care.
fully ewntacd for u great part Of Is length; and
the worst fhat happens Is that the heroes Of the
ehorss have 10 regret In thcIr later life those dis
neurtng scsra which arr the memorials Of their
college days, while. ~ respectable fathers and
quiet. going men Of husncss. they would be the
IL hi Il IN Frsnee il l. sas creme do !. creme OF pol
if pcrpctnsily making themselves nina days taik
lste surpef Il the cafc Ansis.. hs Ga'son Do!es
or Peters. and flushed rc.elet e!thsr II ~ accident
or orss aessa sKains lin. 'S Thers p.ry
I've from the tribune at Versailles Or tAunt-
Ing Interruption ftom the body OF The Atscns-
iniputallon In the Columns of party journal;
Forthwith the argricved person proeecds to aound
A r0usiah OF tEumpgls. and when ho has thorough
" attracted pubic at,entlon he dcmauds public
With view to making his anat. tnke satfsisc-
actstand thcr bus.ncss-that i to say. they arc 70
whisper the progrcss Of negotiations TO score Of
thensstorth The matter becomes, tha taiE
si if Il e sss onss1 s Il eissa !ss
Il rf IHfrn1k Nn1rn ikta fCF
, 1877-04-16
THE SENATOR ABROAD.

The tollow,ag aDcedots Of tho tho lats seoatos
1Js u told by ths yGginis Msv.) Eat1prass:
''Hs VIZ telling ~ Incidents Of journey to
Europe, from which hs had thsa 1nat returned.
Among the rest, ha 4sid The Sultan Of Turkey OF.
dared Ia his honor. - . Ssnatof Of tho United
States, . grand review Of tbs army in Constant.
nople, and tha Grand Vl1ief mounted hina upon
ttsed which he described n magnificent Said
Nye, sNs was pure Arabian. He bad coat uko
1elyet; he felt uks myE1at oa steel springs be-
neAsh nAn; hIs ~ uaa between ; lten's and I
rouia's, with all the eoutsgo Of ouo aad Ill the
human gsntensss 4ud beauty Of tho other. blended
, 1877-04-16

n.A child. When d!rmonntcA cond MT refrain
from expressing to The Ofand v,,ic' my admiration
f1t the incompatible creature. lie heard mo
flfough An Interpreter. and then. bnwtng low. beg
eca me 10 accept tic horse ~ mark Of tho pro.
sonnd respect which The snltan entertained for ne
Jar look came inso the I'D mans eyes ~ he re-.
piled: : { made = rapid ca1cu!atnn AMI saw shst1
for enough money to pay. for The freight on Tho
nnma1 10 New York. 20 t:ok l!1 .rrnund;
b"~c' IN retnrn - the 0fnnd y!xter. md hhdo the
~ The heart by this appreciation and generosity OF
the Hu1tsn 1t wsa. waa strry to kay. aAhinat the
stAtca to Acttpt pfcetnt from any foreign Prince,
P0tehtntc, or Fowcr.' '"
, 1877-04-16
SEQUEL OF A SOCIAL SENSATION.

SEQUEL OF 4 sOCIAI. SENSATION.
~. Laufs Gfoat. i>tms~ai.
Months ago Western Focioty rHnx with tho &C.
counts Of d grand wedding. A fair daughter Of
ono Of the Oldest and wehith!cst famtlles In the
Msh'.sippi Valley had been united Ia foreign
hoblcmRn. Tho arts Of Worth werc exhausted Ia
tho preparation of the trousseau. AcE,b1rs uf tho
pr'etoesacy from ali sccttona Of The country were
prercnt, nnd ncvcf VIA there more brilliant
tocial event In tho history Of any present. Tho
dark.whtekerr1 noblaman was rcportel to bd
enormously wealthy. In hta avn country ho
1Orach ovef VAST tiomana and bid hta ltondstntn
tren7hle. IIts exits and entrances wero attended
With 1nnrirh ot srnmpcts. When ha walked be
wna attended By vaaeAl6 AHMED tu tho accth. He
p'cgnnh!c OF which he. Inhabited, and spent the
Atoundcd IN the fa.tnesaea Of his native fofssts.
Tho wedding was anecteaed br dszzy
round nf festivities md aoclsty wAA ahlaze. Tho
tifnl American hrldc, and Il wnB said that they
would proceed forthwith 10 the native land of tilh
nohcp'hn. and proceed Immediately to inhahit ono
Of his p,latIa cattlca etnrdy iitbcrntan at work
| Inbbl.'t and tnund q tcattercd pack Of letters.
Some Of tho pcoplt In Tho inclnsnrc began curions-
! y 10 c1hmlne tho docunlents. onc OF them wa.
| from the 1tut1lan Capital. Tic date waa several
months back. II wh1 frnn the bride nf tho noblc.
man. and repre that h1s pretenssons of rtent
| wealth were false. It EhA even doubted whether
| he waa nobly connected. Il was feared that he
herself being In absolute need Of money for the
purchase Of necessities. This letter was addressed
tn very ncut rc1ntite THIS ~ one OF tho secrets
| that tho ruins Cayt nm.
, 1877-04-16

CITY REAL ESTATE.
ron aALE-tO FEET OF BEST RESIDENCE LOTS,
l. UfArb1rn-Ar.
2tgl ftct Of hest restdence lots, anrcrior.tt
in feet OF best rettdcnca lots, Huron.st.
e-''' &'' ''''''' ''-s fKUfR1ETon..
Inst.
, 1877-04-16

TOR BALE-T.OT % TEET FEsflST ON LAEE.AV.
Cicavtrtlie. fire ~ u tncMmtrs!cG x1it 1s yesy
Time at lox rate Of interest. AadEen t0 TflRine
oince.
I.OR .,RALK-vEKY JOW-TwO sILENplpLY
ton. with a morrn inprotc sn!.s rsslo.s. dinnE.
lid P;.n: 'sasn % Il y otiee Dc % Il TttsEI H6Sb ioa
Kaahjrxt1n.