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now TT FEELS TO nv BURIED ALIpE
The story Of Man who wns Entombed for
Eighteen Hours.

A reporter met Henry Rauch, who was
buried in Il wnlr ut Painesvillc. Mr. l.aueh is
rapidly recovering from the slight injuries he
You we're in the well eighteen hours, un-
dcrstand." said the reporter.
much s SIR a' in ,h th' me 'remr 70 I'm me
but II didn't seem to mo SO long ns it actually
was 10y a great dcnl My mind was pretty we'll
coupled all the time; that probably accounts
Whom they came to let me down into the
well th.y dropped me the ilrst few feet very
last. and | called up to them tO 20 slower. They
stopped short then. and n,ter that they let me
down with sort Of jerks. Whether II was that
struck the loose stones with my foot or the
bucket struck them. or whether the sudden Jar
OF the bucket striking the ground misplaced
thcm. don't know. but the minute reached
the bottom the first stone came down and struck
me on the head cutting mo- The blood streamed
from the wound, and seemed MS hot as boiling
water Immediately other stones and dirt
came raining down on me, Mnen ths ir-t
stone struck mo | cricd out On, God. I'm
Killed. Then l commenced to pray. and at
tempted to raise myself. the stone having
thrown me against the other side OF the well.
and bent my head over The other stones then
pounds lodged partially on my buck. my right
shoulder. and my neck. My mouth was press I'd
alongside Of the rope, and about two inches from
II. My left hand held the rope. that s.the thumb
and three fingers were clasped around II. and
the little finger was strnighten"d out and jam
med IN between two small stones that held Il as
though in II wise Tho blood pouro Il from my
wound aud streamcd down over my face into
my mouth. Some swallowedan some man
AGED To- spit out. untll ihe sand clogsed the
wound ana stopped the bleeding. A current Of
mir seemed to come down the ropr which |
bronthpd. ami that kept me from sunOcntlng.
prayed all the time except when stopped
To call out to them. II seemed about i've ~ n
ut.s before | heard the first stone moved.
Then, ia another minute. heard them working
hard. aud siOn and dirt living every way.
prayed all the time. and suddenly vision
square, made IT rough bourds md with = ms
siicking ont oi II nll around Twlnrd around
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CALIFORNIA sLANDERED.
Tarnntuins Bie ns Puiicts' Eges-Other In
tere-ting Native Productions.


Yes, IL l. wonderful country-wonderru
wonderful! Tarantuas big ns pullots' eggs.
black hniry-lcgs all around them. to crawl
over you mt night Big trees enormous ccnti-
crawl over you-iity lcgs-make five thousand
stings while they crawl over your leg. Enur-
I io r ore 9 grpwwn fncy s Gr
Blows gallo in san Francis % every summer
day ron IN ihe mornlng, until | in The after;
prbhicstonns; and. rs for sand nlone-pur,
sand it drifts four feet deep over the payc-
Grand s sm5 ceVg and n pYsds oor ,o 1'm aYr
forty rods. Rattlcsnakce? Long ones in the
mount.l ms short ones on the plains-short and
thick-loOk Ike Bologna sausag"s, and lying
Ivy dozens about the pui1les. Country parrhed
and dry as a brickDat in summer-no sod-no
gras5-and hot Cook an ogg out OF doors any
Cool in San FranclscoY Yes too cool hnfthc
time Tor comiort--and fox every day, mornns
and night-fog thick. damp nasty. and clammy
Scorpions in The COMMUNICATING with their tails
feels like n yard Of red-hot knitting needle
run through you-thcy get into your boots Ut
quick IN the morning. Yes delightful country
SO much that is new to re. feel, aud think about
low ~ k.t. II cross between the wasp and the
humble bee-scttlps on the table while you're
c.tting-hores holes in the heeistenk. and eur
ries of half an ounce ~ Il load. and stings likf
fury II Interrupted. Storks-mining stocks 2
lcs people are frequently bitten ny them nw-
i9i,y-nnii the cns.s arc iatal; such q variety
torsi Yes. Going by river 70 Stockton or Sa ra-
monte. clouds on clouds Of them. Nordure IN
your head swclis 10 th SIZE ui II p.rA measure.
with pmplos and th" ia. Grcat country for
pgn,iinsG hend on you Yen E ,dy 49,, ,o,.
Grand. noble. generous. larsc-hcaret Western
MANI Yes. Always drinks when a-''ed-llyos
much " the time IN slloons--,rous, re ton years
old. tied about the waist with rop' yafn-hat no
10. hasn't wastei himself sin .eNliyrs in n n
Ia nod f.I
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CANT it n curious thing that nobody ever
secs mul. DE remarked an oil tanst"r in
Gumhcr Webher', saloon. No man avn.:
TGs T,ld m@' III Mr bSa qT lighting fresh
cigar. In lsJu was mining on the south fork
OF tn" lmha. AMI j eane nay turn to cook for my
gang We took turns cH n week. you know.
We'll, was going t. show now economical
could run tine comm ssary. went aud bought
Az 81 DRIED arpl.-i th.y w're AL sInrN 70,
pot. poured IN some water. and started the fire.
Pr srntly a few of en- hogan Ia ri-r. up T. the
toy Of the pot and so skinned en- of and
put om in n pm Pretty soon some moro hnlsed
UP. and skinned them on and put nm ia the
pan; The lirsi thing Nn"w. after had skim
med that blasted pot while. | had To- yet
another pan. and then another and by the time
~ got our pans hraprd up full. dang my skin
,rs,S o w a. b mere Prp3s u tnS pms than
th' time, Kept getting more pans and buck Is
and lard cans, ana all the while frightened for
fear some of the boys would come IN aud see
how cNravagnnt WAS. for had been BLOWN
on how cheap could run the mess. The blnst-
ed apples still kept comm out Of the pot. |
put sOmn papers out on the iiOOr and covered
EN- with fruit, and. by Jove. the place look ed
like 4 SANTA Clara ftmit- driving establishment.
and the pot was stil hin' full +"
What has that got 20 do with q mule dyn' ?"
Wait n minute. I'm comm to the mule.
FINALLY, got desperate and dumped over twr I've
bushels OF the apples back of the cabin h hind
htree. In about an hour | heard n d"vil Of Il
noise and gan out, What Do YOU SUPPOSE |
iGGnd W., WShy, four, hnndreai door mule
gone; the mule nearly 50. He WIS swcllod up
like n balloon. and the first thing | knew no
pfcdkrs san y ro war; l nmG bro roe
tho whole lamp To- the place. | kept still. they
could not find the mule, and it cost 'em go 10
Union. About two wccks nfterwnrd thry caught
couple Of Grrasers hansinS round and they
the boys would find out how rNtravagant | had
run the commissary, Lots have something"
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Elopine with nm Indian.

Some days ago we published n report ~
an cloprment from a farm house near Strriiord.
III" parties being "A daughter of the proprietor
and hired man who belongs 10 on of the In
dian tribes living on reserves between Calcdo-
MA ana Brlntford. The Indian is -nid tn be n
line. handsome strapping lrllow W. ara in
formed That h' clupin mad their way tu the
house OF the Indians mother having been mar
Rod in due form in a Protestant Enscnpal
church somewhere ON the Reserve, 1hrr" they
were found by tho angry father and brother ni
taken 10 and locked up in Caledonia While in
limbo the young husband mournrd for his all
sent wife. and pledged himself. in the hearing
OF his auditors, 10 die. If necessary. in her de-
fence But the relatives OF tho girl. finding they
Gould not separate tho pair. consented tO tho
Indian : l"lra-". ana the whole party went in
for general l0Val celebration on the evening
ct the day upon which th" Young couple wrre
thus reunited. The young wife belongs 10 "A
very respectable ana wealthy family named
Murray, vino reside in the county ~ Perth.
They are members ot III" Roman Cltholi"
Church The Indian whose name has escaped
our memory. II Protestant and il above the
average of his tribe in Intelligence and industry.
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THE GOSPEL ~ TEXAS.
Practically Applied 10 the Case OF "A
Minded"

Prom The Rochfftr DenlofW
Some good persons I'm Texas recently
noi.ecd an inndr arly to DEATH We don't
know what ihc inildcl had snid or done. par
tirularly; 1t was enough TINT he WINS nm niidcl.
Whatever that may happen To be. There was u
meeting previous to the regular proceedings.
II was held in y corner gro cry and was par,
ticpatrd In Ivy NIL IN" good persons ana n Jug OF
whiskry. the remarks OF the Inter being alb
sorDcd from the plare the cork goes in. and v9-
han T. nn1 mostly in brief sentences
Hyar's a minded, il thcrel Wall. thcy's hut
on t9, ,, Ter doi Ih4T can be- y, go n,nite5
n leading citizen
You Getl' was the sententious response from
all parts of the room. Les drink"
"Taraufethcrs ?" inquired gentleman In the
one that had belonged to Ku.klux literature.
.Tarnnfethers amt too hash. expect. Hey
'.'Taint hash enur" said gentleman whose
ter spilc? 'Tan't hash enuh. A, man IA is a
too good tor, i'm. Hey2 s'posen We Kill the
Pistols makes Noise" shrewdly observed a
moaihiui ID 81 ppSiraet u tobacco behind the
broom, Mus be ear'ful haini got no con.
| amt much law about hyar: but I don't do no
| harm to 20 slow. Is thar u cord somewhat
round 7 S'posen we hang the disgustin sim
There was ono person who advocated really
mild means OF reform. He was person OF
liis company hai b'rh Tolerated 10y Texas gem
tlrmen hut ior prlel peri"i. anu was even th.nn
| lppNru upon " somewhat suIrinun rus. 1
| hluhg 10 de Mciodls rhu ch my sell. he SAID
| win a conciiiatnry smilr, an gnu u see
| dc emu h defended by de vito folks. What
d'nouunation docs you biong to. gcn'lcn,en p
| Ihe defenders OF the inltn. looked nj ra'h on
| er IN some surpris". " OTIS the matter with
the dam fool? Hoy Wgty they said one to
another NWs h" dom hyar anyhow
| VINO snld we'd Jlncd the church. you mis- Die
| nigger p
:, was goih 20 say, ms mrmnrr 90 de MOI
| oiis churchi SUD the hrwldcrcd ont asst, dai
p'rsps DIS inhlel don't mean TO do nothin'
| wrong. II nc,ordin 10 q" lght oats ~ I'M,
| prnps. lt9ught you plonged 10 de Gnu en-
| ynuSens. m W!s Eoin To peal 70 you 70 b, a
! niue musSiin. Maybe ne can't hclp lliss.U De
emu IN teaches us not Ia DE too hnsh. Maybe
! 81 YOU nlongrd 10 u you wouldn't be 80 lass
| OATS NJ, zen lemHn.'
"Killihc dam nisccrV exclaimed each gentle
manly Texan, win touching earn ,stncss, M the
| same time craving revolver, Noi business =
| ne more hey NntF IL dnin ply 81 man
| can't stand M Tor the gospll without hayin his
| 4 ksnunS discussed 10y unprecedented hyena.
| You hyarf GtI .
Inc member ot tho Methodist chur'h disap-
| pcnrrd IN great hurry AMI got on safe. not
| wiihstanding the fire in the rear but lis words
| had had moro effect than might have been OK
| pc ted. The volunteer Christians proceeded
with the discussion. ana finally resolved to
curb their hloodthrsty desires 1t WAS deemed
| best mother 10 hang. shoot. nor ornament with
| tar AMI feathers. hut 70 iog the unhappy sinner
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nom ne BIlln0rt WffkIy WDdfMf
on how my heart signs for my own native lana,
where potatoes and suuashcs. and cuVnmbcrs grow
where cheer and good welcome are ALWAYS ut hand,
- Ana eustards and pumpkin pies smoke IN row,
where pudding the Nisage OF hunger sorenes,
Ana whht Is lar dearer, the pot OF baked beans.
Let Mary land boast Of her daintes profise
,loi large whtcrlnelons and eantaleups fnc,
Her turtle, and uy sicrs, and tcrrapn sews,
Ana soft crabs, high Vested with brandy and wine,
~ neither my heart from my native land woans
when smokes on tie table the pot VI baked beans
Tue POT OF baked beans with what pleasure saw H.
wen seasoned wen pOrked, nv some rosy faced dame
ana whtn from The glowing not oven she'd draw II,
Wen orlhpod and well Drowned to the table IA came.
nh, FlN, me- my country, the land OF my teens,
vi inc uarh lhdlah padding AMI pot of baked beans
TIC pot OF baked beans An the muse is too trail
. Us Taste 10 hrscant on it, virtues to tell
But LOOK at the sons nj New England 50 hale
Ana hcr daughters So rosy tHlll teach thee full well
X" me, IT will teach thee TO sigh tor tho means
htalth Ahd-oi rapture tn, IQt u baked beans
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The Missouri Banking Law.


Tho now banking law Of tine State seems t. he
lnsNln- itself, by conn rhn- the cessation u hahiug
by corporations which are uunhle or unwilling 10 comply
win its provisions We think that any bank which
comes under tns Description may very easily be dis,
Hnfh wan, nat IN lu,iucauun Of the SMALL banks which
multiplied ~ nuntruusN lrw Years ago we may say
that ieN were based on rco-rl ical cousidcraiiu, and
started 10 meet demand Tor local accommodations ~
Luis covers very iaga area 81 ierriort and nnrtAnd
west ana south 81 tie business thu many
people who found Involvement To come down town for
purposes W ehcckin- deposiing, otherwise dealing
with banks THIS rra>nnnhle And retmltr want could
he much better ipltd hN cstahs nrn of branches
which would give nh the suNcncy OF the great banks
with less than the expense OF The small AMI unsafe ones
There are moro banks IN - Los than ia London which
does hiiy times the business 81 - Louis hut In Lon
the demand tor local facilities isuet by the .tais hmcnt
England
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The Play House.

from via, Af,ls.
Vnier Ar in the garden ground
strange hahiiatun oday found
bwi o bushes, ami bark, and boards
Ana holding hidden the queerost boards
There were bits Of erockcry, sticks, and stoneH
hhr@s OF pink Cameo, strings OF cones
irumhs OF candy, picture book.
Anu, htthng'st at all, In cosy nook
~ a. an iiul made m the IMAGE n man
WIN charcoal eyes, and stuffed with bIan
. wete iney heathcns who dwel there" o. no. IA ittl
wee ney nnimAlsi' Ir.. n the KIND thai r,,il md
chl huSh ami cry or tc wicked and may
""' ""eh tlcy are old their hair grows gray
lheir names are Margery Ned and sue.
.,'u, ,,nIl' hlt brown, Hui uhrlt cNrs are hhe.
~ WY uuildid uluie ni The summer hent
n's'ah AS l'e birds, and sang as sweet '"'
.rs n'rns mat hunt in The tree tops high
e. nnI.ns ulhicr \ summer Ky
..ut we nehr litt. builders who tmled heiox
~ '''s'Hs De!e ~ Tie lleAght glow.
ANNA BOYsIns AvrAuI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

FTV7F III FFNN0T T-ffT
An !nformal meeting Of the Produce Exchange
was yesterday addressed By Col II NJ lIttvr Da,en.
port Iowa secretary OF the National kutcr Cheese and
Esg Association lie spoke particularly OF the
pfuNcnthts which nave been made in the manufacture
~ huitr The number Oi crcancrlV he SAYS has about
doubled the past wear AMI the time not slant
when western butter will be known all the world AZ
me best mat Is made He estimates the value OF the
ur ana cheese yield OF the country At S6tlunuD and
says the West only lust beginning the importance
OF tins great industry Arrangements have been made
Tor me holding ui m American dairy -Nhiht IN chicago
On prctinhri u ~ and - THIS eNilit will be under
NE Mh>itrS Of the n W DarNmens Association AMI the
National Butter, Cheese AMI Esg Association and prizes
20 the amount OF S2o will be- distributed Invitations
nave httu extended oh sections, ami II is ted
2nn cheese factories and crcamcries wall be repre-.
Atnted 49,
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From he Lhinq igs
Dear little tea cup,
On my rare wee Gun,
Work OF tclestulSl yuu must be divine;
Tea no one drank IN
Porcelain OF NAukin
So NJ to rank in
Richer ceramic collections than mine.
Those curious blue marks,
Not sham, but true marks,
Prove Non are nearly i've centuries old;
In Your Young beauty
Perhaps you did brew tea
fui the King Chuty
Hobed like the sun in a mantle Oi gold.
Where is the chArmori
Who would dare harm her
She who ruled over the ruler Of menf
hut ~ the places
Which knew hes gracos
She lett no traces,
They have forgotten their TAN dtnllen.
She was not brittle,
Fran pcrhnpsa little.
WHY le she missing, and Nou heiG tO,dsyf
Say hy what token
You re nLrukenf
Patent .u 300 kcu
10 the distinction Ter 10th are OF clay.
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Shellirnkr. broad bills. and brandt have
made thcir appearance IN Jamaica bay and the Great
South hay In large numbers The bass fishing il good
ON Friday last fishing company caught at one haul OF
Buig hampton lay and a hall tons ol bass ON the
sime dag Luther Barnett caught IN MecoX bnv %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-25

just previous to tho town election OF last
sI wo oneida Indians were arrested ON the charge Of
mega Young nj the late Presidential election was
hyeTied by some that the Indians had reht To
me nhlhs were tried before Judge Wallace The Jury
was hhfeti To render n verdict OF guilty subject the
,lnn'nn o. We ,our wrttcn argument was Ia due
une pie"hed 10 the Judge hY the United States District
Auorhsy or The prosecution and ono by J. Shoccrait
80, m ontidA Tor ihn prisoners Adhesion has ist
uted g. vote ~ " " -
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A Texas Doctors Pet.


Or, w, w. Carr has n pretty but dangerous
I'N ~ - tnithshhh" three or oiir feet IA length 1t
hhs i'huul dannnd eorrtd skin; but Oh n, nurs, its
iahgs me Doctor INFORM, that he has Ntflctr her
qtenslll's Angs twice and thnt they are again nne.
RN'Nui"p'd II" say he sometimes handles her SHAKE
snip whch she - ~ good hunUr lie keeps her IN
OK hu sometimes allows her ou. and take Ire s air
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The life insurance companies nro paying all
endowment policies due in 1877 on demand, at
seven per cent. discount. Assuming that 10 be-
fair take OF seven per cent. and we still have u
man worth $50 22O. which in these days when
gold II only lu2, IL very respectable figure.
wonder If Larkln VIII get the 1900.
Again tho render will note that even on the
bufiace the casual observer can find vast
York; daily life.
what then, must lie In its mysterles7
MONeITURX
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-06

he above statement is q Just true and cor
rect transcript from the books of the Company
PAUL FOURCHY. President
G. w. NoTT, Secretary.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
Parish Of Orleans. City of Nav Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me the sew
enth day of June. 1877. JAMES FAHEY,
Notary Public.
At u meeting Of the Board of Directors, held
on the seventh day of June. 1877 1t was resolved
to declare a cash dividend of twenty per cent on
the net earned participating premiums for the
year ending May 81. 1877, pay able on the third
Monday Of July next.
Also. to pay to the Stockholders. on demand
interest at the rate Of five per cent per annum
on their stock.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-06
LEWIS PREPARATION
of Fine CAST Steel to the Sulphuretted Dus

Those having used and tested the value
of this compound, are respectfully informed
that 1t can be had at the Drug Store of I. L.
LYON and many other druggists of this city.
To the uninitiated and skeptieal 1 will say
that. In placing it before the public / have de-
Waited from the whole conclave of inventors ''of
the surest and best ambitious medicines" etc.
! allude to their invariable ,seoresy Of ingre-
dients. The usual and only other mode in pro-
ducing Sulphuretted Iron Is by the hydrogen
process. where it is made by hundreds of
pounds for the commerce of the world. and is
not to be depended on. as 1t contains too great a
proportion of carbon (charcoal1 which cannot
be avoided in the process of their manufac-
turing it.
This Sulphuret of Refined Steel is the pure
sulphuret of steel having not a particle of for
hand
Those eminent professors OF chemistry and
physicians OF France, together with the United
In admnisterine ro su' 'i 70 e se
quantity into the gastric Juice OF the stomach, as
II Is iintendau z renovate and purify the blood.
myat W. T. l.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-06
BY A. III. Pons.
SUCCESSION OF ELLEN FARRELL.
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
No. 3S,8S7. ,r.ls

DY A. II. PONS, Auctioneer-O Office No. IL Ca
ID rondelet street-On SATURDAY. July 81.
1877 at II o'clock M, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers Exchange. on Royal street. be-
tween Canal and Customhouse streets will be
sold at public auction, pursuant to two orders
OF the Second District Court, rendered In the
above entitled succession. the following de-
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALE RIGHT.
TITLE AND INTEREST IN AND TO TWO
CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, with the build
ings and improvements thereon situated In the
First District of this city. in square No. 81.
bounded by Gasquet Prieur Canal and John
son streets; the one designated as lot No. !. on
deposited in the office Of p. L, McCay;, late
Hedin. architect dated March II. 1851. and de-
posted In the Office of Michael Gernon, no.
tory public, and measuring 81 feet 7 lines front
on said Gasquet street by 1os feet 10 inches 8
lines in depth and front on said Prieur street.
and forming the corner of Gasquet and Prieur
streets; and the other designated as lot No.3O
on the plan of the said Hedin. architect. and
measuring ~ feet lines front on Gasauet
street, by the same depth as and adjoining the
preceding lot. -
Terms and conditions-Cash.
Act of sale at the expense of the purchaser
before Andrew j. Armstrong. notary public.
ie2O 2S i've 142t 800
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-06
DIR. FARRIs.
A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,

A REGULARLY EDUCATED PHYSICIAN,
Continues to give his ENTIRE ATTENTION 70
Recent cases cured in short time Long stand
ing constitutional ailments are treated with nm
paralleled success. SpermatorrhCea Seminal
as the result Of evil habits in youth or ekcesses
which produce some of the following effects: As
emissions, blotches, debility. desposdency
constipation. eUnfusion of ideas. and uniting
the victim for business or marriage, are speedily
cured. A physician who confines himself ex-
diseases must possess great in that special
ty. A medical pamphlet for two stamps.
Medicines supplied. Consultation free. Cures
guaranteed. Hours: 8 a. m. to .. M; Sundays
from a. m. to .. m. Office No. 81 Exchange
Place, between Canal and Customhouse.
my19
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-06
URHAIN RAMBAUT

takes the pleasure to announce to his friends
ana the public that he will reopen his hotel on
JUNE1.
Gentlemen and families arriving on excursion
train can be accommodated with meals at all
hours. Price very moderate. Meals FURNISHED
excursionists, 81. Apply for terms for families
at Rambauts Exchange. 20i Decatur street. or
at Biloxi. Miss. my29 an