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THE "RiGGs TRUSS" Is REMOVED TO l.27s
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Capture Of Black Eagles.
Captufe OI |DtaeK EIeb. s9lE
= By. the steamer Senator, which arrived
on n1tlSdHgss Mry Wolcotts bf this city
blcnS s9ysungb blck esgls for Wdad

S~RoUAO Va yASHoSA SA]s4tS AVps tt4F
BY the steamer Senator, which arrived
bF1h8hi AlySungb btsck eSgles foF VOID
wards Gardens. He SAYS that this spe-
cies of eagle is rare. almost to extinction.
They were secured by him on very ele-
waited portion of the Sespe range of
mountains, about seventy miles north
from Santa Barbara, where he put them
on the boat. 80 Z +, ,.s-s,
Having previously observed the parent
eagles sailing down the valley, he climbed
a tree twenty feet abovethe ground before
a-branch was reached, and then ten feet
more to. the nest, ,-some of the stieks.ccm:
posing which were as thick as a man's s
wrist. With some difticu1tYr In 6ecd9edI
the young birds, then about three weeks.
old and the size of large chickens. He
succeeded in decamping with them before
the return Of one Of the old BIRDS; which
came back shortly afterward with a
young lamb in its claws. Though the old;
bird saw Mr.. Wolcott, it did not see the
young eagles, or there would have been q.
fight Returning to the house ar which
he was. staying. the. birds were secured in
pen, ;sndsskeptz three weeks. TYey are
now about six weeks ofd, about Two feet
in height, and can dispose OF jack
rabbit or more at a meal without indi-
gestion. a few days ago coyote visited
the houses and destroyed all the chickens.
The eagles were then placed in the chick
en,pen. Ihe next morning the coyote re-
turned to get some more chicken, and il1.
der the impression that these cagleswould
suit him, he got hold Of one Of them.
TT, crJx oh frof hold nf hxyi
serting his talons in his nose, but was un-
able to drag him into the pen, the coyote
being equally powerless TO drag the eagle
out. The coyote then concluded that he
didn't want any more eagle, and expressed
himself to that effect loudly, but too late,
inasmuch as Mr.. Wolcott's attention was
drawn to the spot and he shot the animal.
He says that the full-grown eagles Of this
very rare species are eight feet in spread
of wing, four feet in height, and scarcely
any man or animal could avoid beng
stunned if attacked by them in their usual
manner.-San Francisco Post.
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The Anglo-Indian Dialect.

Z People are accustomed to laugh at the
!" pidgin English of China and Califor-
MIA, which on first being heard sounds
like liquid gibberish, but the most ad-
yanced Celestial that ever sold lacquer
ware in Canton or washed the clothes of Z
San franciscan belle never spoke lingo
SO outrageously unintelligible as the
Anglo Indian dialect by means of which
the world goes round in British India.
The Anglo Indian language different
thing from the Baboo English lis mot
only necessary tongue for communiea-
tion between natives, and European, but
forms the ordinary language betweep the,
English themselves. During a morning
cali en- English, lady, who perhaps twelsel
months before, was a school-gi at Ken-.
sington or Brighton, may, say to her Wis
itor: F" I'm dik'kd TO DEATH The khansa-
NAH has eoe ehuttf, and The whole bangfa
is u,ta.pulta: n The khblmatgars loot ev-
efythiLg. and the masalGhi is breaking all
the surwabasans, and when give hukin
to cut their tallabs they get magra and
ask their Ijawabs And then the nlaistries
are putting up jillmills. and making such
q gol mol that I say darwaza band 10 es-
erybody. But when all is tik hope you
will tiff with us" There is nothing
dreadful in this; it only means: "1m
bothered To, death The batler has got
leave. and the whole house lis turnedanp-,
side down. The table-serva1ts steal ey..
erything and the scullion is breaking all
the soup. plates, and when I order their
wages to be cut they all grow sulky ana
give warning. And then the carpenters
are putting up Venitians and making such
| an uproar that I am obliged to say Not at
| home' Is everybody But when al y put
[torights hope you will lunch with US" !"
ETis is not slang; it is used by men and
women who would shrink from uttering
an English vulgaiisId Or even a."fast"
phrase. The mixture Of English and ma
tive words is sometimes absolutely neces-
sary,, and immensely convenient in other
] cases People in India 500 more Of their
servants, than Of their neighbors.. and the
Language that Mrs, A: and Ms 3 are re-
most readily when thoy mees.- ,Y.
1 World -, ~ ". g.yF1 z-sRs,t Il sssaf Al
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An Old Story.

Some months ago Frank Whittemore,
an artist, courted New York haless by I
the name OF Alice Carter. Her parents
opposed the match and the twain eloped,
were married and took up their residence
in the vicinity of the metropolis. A few
davs ago she became q mother, her father
rei3 3t3G6 ~ er check for 81 ,0OO;
her husband forged the wife's signature,
got the money, abandoned her and the
Child and fled to Europe.
ing in haste and lepfnhng sst leisure.
This poor young woman has now learned
to her sorrow that her parents knew much
more about her good. for nothing swain
than she did, and that if she had followed
!ssIT !ss HTS 3SGx 81 H2p'a no. ''.'A' - :
The last act in this play of marriage
was the most lugubrious. The father,
learning of her desertion, threw open his
door and killed the fatted cslf. She
made up her mind 10 reenp sbqfsa Pr,
Talson, who had aoeAd9f hSr,f hAdSah
attachment issued against her penates for
the amount owing to him. They. we're
seized on truck-car at the Hoboken
Ferry, and conveyed to station-house,
heilialhG %Slalgd and he paid the bilf.
Nothing could be more sadly prosaic
than this denouement; but 1t is safe to
affirm that its lesson will be lost upon
those whom it should serve. The young
woman will continue to- think OF the
guitar, the silken ladder, the moonlight
and the song of love. The nice young
man will continue to appear when her
young imagination is filled with this par
aphernalia, and beguile her willing ear
Vit9Kaf1aR "a The experienced
father and mother will frown upon his
suit. and recommend their favorite, some
Yunromantic plodder of an assured future
from whom the daughter will turn away.
[She will not listen to the plain speech Of
the parental choice, BIT will hing by the
hour on the sweet words Of her Alma
viva, and, in spite OF the family injunc-
ton, will marry him, eloping for the
purpose, if necessary. Then, nine times
ont of ten, she will discoyer, when il is toe
lateio03GH e1Dase fmaoMft bnly
pinchbeck.
It's an old story. and will probably 60
on as long as the world lasts. The Ca
pacity for loving is something enormous
in the feminine breastq9dthA a4vQPg eK'
perience of others win>10d dstf fef, q
rule, from taking the man OF her choice
Though he come from the regions OF brim
|stone. Warrington Nation.
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the Porte intends tof nakei Z faint a.,
tempsat def6ns9 t&ereby en<ShraginR the.
Rhsst{ns to XdFSpSe d C6n4 mode IA,
t6e fssvent hpRe that E1glNnd. gf0uiHg
alarmed at ne 1nimpslie6 advance q sshss
CFar, may esp9pse % peEs scagsds fad ssnp5a; np5a;
apparent victory. Should the Twk kish-
Army Prsve'nao powerfufshHnt vs. have
been led to suppose Alkf be prepared to
meet, and even to orive the enemy back,
he Russians, having the Danube in their
iear, Aave, b ascenaip extent very ma
terialIy veahe1ed their 3in6 1f retreat
The c6untryslyhg 6etFedh DE river And
he uttimdteE point Sofs atacf Jas may be
aeen " glance ak the map, = strongly
guarded both by mountain pas7 and fnrti-
1cation. The Runians sWifk Of course,
pse no tims, in folloHing w the adsapr
tfge they have gsiDsd, and s9al We may now
more excitingcharacter than Nat 4;
We have grown. accustomedsduriae the
tast month. The grand, decisive Battle
+ fa,sr. sre oesan. mu. odnno Juas N On "''4s0
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shQse follqged by tie eagf
syss. 'yss il 4aa Hx4f

L. = 1T =
ran sac, ana 9 neayy nresWas oReneo
g,'. IN ING Doav iIvM l9s tMklsn artl4eEy.
ana Doa,s pusnea ssl.sn''y cn' s IoMessa g.
anu, as tIey nsMeo tle oIner SHORE sno
aa1s 4s.na n s.s ss.lgggSas xlgosous
suSllaue; sS Des.cnens S aise'r stci0a' h..ssa
lolioweo nom ne NISSAN saHe Y :noass, U.s.
anu, as 'tney ran ~ 1Walu .ae encny
pos.tlon, !ney Ie'ulTsu urs e 1 nusKe..y Ire
WIN gOou euect. ihe ngssthn uastcIles ss
meanwnie . Keps up 'elinc me cannohaoe la'a
weosel t,,e .anuing. -.
=, AS the nrst ooat dasneo into tne pank,
tne men ieaPeu vAsnVls lfwi.1 ,n1lslng
cneer, nnu. lmmeulate.y LoIina aea! = "pg! s"s1ong
shii Misn nno - Plv.eoe tle Dvat ~ "
a1ter Doas Pusneu IN, anu CON panys else.
company alseMpalAeo, sa9 SUN .:s sui-
pciens lorce was asseMD n eu 70 Justly On
SItacK on lne hea.est Iulkisn posisio1' -
me me, in1antly W. were VIGOROUSLY a cnalgsu, any,
driven s, from m the @ sndinr.n,sce 'atthe point
Of the bayonet.
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: -
With he WidowOlivef.
~ ahusfbn By Gen. Butler to Mr..
Wayne MacVeagh O. an unwelcome men,
iber of the Cameron family had reference
to the fact that Mr.. MacVeagh secured
his wife by An elouementsa assssfs1 @sas4
-" Mark Twain was the nom G pltms
Of one Capt Isaiah Sellers, who used to,
write river news over it for the New
Orleans Picayune. He died in 1868, and
as he could no longer need that signature
Mr.. Clemenslaid violent hands uponls
without asking permission of the proprie-
tors remains. That is the history of the
nom ds plume, as Mr. Clemens himself
gives it. . ss9as't ?,
When Prof. Wornley, of the Startling
Medical College of QNlQnhuA Ohio-who
has just been chosen to the Chair of
Chemistry in the University of Pennsyl-
vania-had completed his work on Mi.
cro- Chemistry, 4 he found that the cost Of
engraving his minute drawings would be
80 great that mo- publisher would take the
risk of publication, and there was danger
that the result Of his arduous labors would
be lost. The difficulty was overcome,
however, by his wife, who studied the art
Of steel engraving with such success that
the plates reproducing her husbands
drawings rival the finest bank note. work.
The following story is told Of ex-.
Mayor Blood, Of Fitchbarg, Mass, Who
b ss just failed = A poor woman who had
lent him about four hundred dollars, all
the money she epossessed, heard aOfahis
financial troubles and called TO see II sllcs
could not save her money. "What if. j
don't pay your" asked the debtor. e Oh,
then shall pray for you, ~ answered the.
poor woman. HWhat if do pay you p
he asked "ThenL shall pray for you,"
was thereby. Then I will pay you to-
morrow" said the debtor; g for you are
bound tqpray for me, and want your
prayers on the right side." The sale of
his horse and carriage is said to have pro-
vided the means for liquidating the poor
woman 8 claim.
LIN Chesterfield County, Va, there
lives a pair of eccentric twins whom a
local newspaper describes as follows:
!" Messrs. james and John Martin are
twins, and have lived in the Skinquarter
neighborhood for these thrcescore years
and ten. They are bachelors. One can
not be distin guished from the other in ap-
pearance, and 1t is said by those who
know them that they are very eccentric.
ton % br3ther John % reneats Yeats IL a. and when %
hrother John takes a swallow Of old rye
brother James takes one too. Theys are
frugal iad EsslAl- EseslAl- meapiRg. but, plain and
celuy " MaaI ,sa.,d 1..;a ~ ~. t;rst time thew
Iasn,1neI san o asn vam;,es % awaS W y from thcir
nave peen seen TWO mlies away H'N i'o'n '''''n Nv
nome. LOT ven years so sggA 100
The London correspondent OF the
Tribune writes as,follows OF MIR. Motley's
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a pied dec sre-that me United states Il
Anesica iSx Na1on, and not, ;, League,
\ \ the e4ubliean party has preserved
4 Cover ent TO the commencement Of
Z second Aturyof the Neions1 kistencs,
I'D that ~ work ID snnfnishe1-h the
t3bths dcclas6d in 5het tbecfafatios-of 7nde-
ISndence u all hen % created s1paf, ETC.,
~ univei6Gay recognized :and che6Ffully
qSeyed; that. the PerlGanent psfsscatton ol
8 southe& sectien ofsthe Union, and com.
ete prot ON % a1e citizens i'm the free
a4joymentv$f q pheir rights, is q
@fty to whichs the Republican party
stands sacredly pledged; favor. the
gradual resumption Of specie payment
md the rsRssl 2i The Ian sQapspaing the
es9i Of aiIs1 s1ssss sa tBEaleTs T IL s,ns psy.
lis1t 6fail da6tsS b6tb pdSlis I'D ppfiyate;
favor +isstS.adj justsd tariff frs'fss forrs 'fssvspus;
advocate te n i i the present FF9
htbitery Liquor law of dc sstatnil a. Easei,k
ton was offered dpdoFsing ths SQgtb bern pOb
icy.of tbsh National Aaministretit AuxaH
Nss 1aiN on tte table ~ aDeUt fA,thnev.
fourths vote. II N ~
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Present Series: VOLUME XII

| appointed BY the last A)okisalfasS Kfta,k ri
amined fAsN vpeSE a TN assefa 81 ~,
Charter Oak Life 1psurance. Com.ans. ~
certided to Cummiseionuss ststsm;,Ss n I,
there was m actnni ,Slso..st ana !. sJ.;yscs
the company of over 8. 20o On. ana - . =,
| that there Wene ,huestionahae~sseSs .,r<,,.t
Ing TO over 4f,755,6O0. Il 1ss baiie.sd.,nr-,
ever. thAt the .pplicy.k dera. fundesITscsk 4,
circumstances, ought mot arr,ce- ,p 4, "a
| policjAA f2u AHN ~ T5MoH
lss tJOHN WErcr prps; - of7 fii..styg,rA a
MAI Board a. 5tyns bht -. !.
paid over - tSs fI.,,.s.s a..-o.n.. NJ
| balance 6rtAF5n0dr<6assX ~ =. ny
,CentenniaI r,s.,,sss,S ~ - ~ s. q s,u sns
thu Boarf, 81, - =
nav tha .al.r,.. III y s.NS. eao"n =
Tho .sr, .,s =" = - =
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~ os,si "a ~ IL I ~ 4t..,,.Y
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,n,,,a so,.,,s..s - s....ss' u'4l'
goce the Ind;.n. w" 'ndas k @a,as.. y sn
scro o,,..r,.sa = =, ~. ~
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sr,,tr s,m :, ~, = is'1
Trr p,srtsrs 4, ~ NJ, vi, e ls ~.
of,,ce - =, gE,dtI -.
irc asted ~ LAY
to forty cents p 90 M. and having come
in conflict with me Pypographical Uaion on
ono OF KufUtA al pok1 1tsuf N&E &e&- -yeere in
stantly put to work, and the 1ribunsciaime
that It could get dong without fakinx back
any Of the strikers. = ,ss, .ssssiais,.s Gsas4s
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~ the NsT Hampshire ,Houssof Repre-,
sentatiyes, 81 tths 10th ult., : resolution
preyiously introduced and referred to the
Committee, ON National Affairs, Endorsing
the Presidents Southern policy, was called
up, and an effort was made to passit, among
the supporters being Sinclair Democrat,
who introduced the measure Without com
ing to vote, the matter was laid on the table
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Among the officers on the 0Tand Dukes
staff is. q tall handsome men, Will, 4tpeA
slender, active fgdfe, ear blue eye, q
Iarce.9promfnent, well IAhSped hose, and a
face yoiing enough for gSecoad LieutenI
ant. It ia Skebelef. the youngest General /
in the Russian army, the cOnquer0r OF
Khokand. He has the reputation, even
ameng the Russians, ,iof being q madmhn
who would, fling, away his own life and
those of his troops without the, slightest
regard ibf Consequences. During the war
which f6UaRe41 In tiei conquest OF Kboa
kand, Rnssians sdetachIhehtpf 800mens'
with 400 Cossacks, WAS compel ledbtQ Fee'
treat beforc q superior force Of the. e.enemY :,
Gen TT6tsky Is sIdeeided a UPON Isl & anight attack
and sconfided his plah To- U6l. r6k0belef,
then his Chief Of Staff aFhe 3a1tef 6ns
tered into the iiea .With great sptAbstaan,
and proposed to lead the at$ackipg column
himself. and u take only 80 Cossacks,
Sk0beIeH. having rec6nnoitefed the
erouhd.perceiSsd that the KAekaatiSns
had encamped within q nile and . hah pf'
sS ave ss sysfS facility for R he = mapeuysripg
ofl oflcsTSl7V.sg As1d4JnH9hts he took Ms f5O
Cosuaeks3 3dixided !thdh1into tEeA parties,
and ,cautiouslys suETepndad fla ae.eth1ssl
camp. The, party. LED hK, sSk9haled him
self i,s m%ssss ssss 2 PaSs 81 Ysh Ne
. rayb the sinal sfur ',the, dtsack BY dEing
Ria nistol. and, followed by his i60 Cos
sacka. he,rode headlopg into the epepy'e
eHR seE7RS q IA ny e Sedds' az a1d nd cGitibE a6wa
evervt6inQs in their passage. For aquartef
AZ = rlasn, raaoy,nffAd with
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There nFe ssnes p6ek faced hh0 fender
hearted men in this City Of Detroit There
10 one in uhrticu1arI IFho owls houfe AID
rScitize] whos1 face bdsnt 6en y
and ] few esys age % he wslseate buy a1e
@sss adsa 2s eY, nj Rss fas'Gey '5s
high, and he went away feeling Nfd and
re- r, a q I a RI ~ h;s asrS1 s a2
a wild man and other interesting speci-
free saeah lot; It was stipu-
lated III feadror should be kept
going, balls fung nq Ind then, and if
the Will man -nttef7 Ewfid yeffs yfca-
sicnaffvVs1 muci tho e~'sytefssl the
meek -fa{4 citizdh saw 4he ent p a
tender, AS5giving Smilek cro4ed dhi{ Zee,
and hedG3e for q Arit ting dtace out
the tire Ahowp was readk pen
doors x anxiQ/s ptbyc tie meek ced
citizen read with ii si ps-sntS (ack-
hamasaj asaj ~ walk n and the great
;Kickap4 kngarQo ftpm |amazoop'
said theS pansA As ~
'sc1 y 81 ~ Z ql / 2i Vs. & q ls' On
poxin I.sscond and q thil follo%ed,
and the meek faced man was putting up
the fourth when the. Snowman closed a
bargain with truck 70 move him down
town: 1HsisNasRt over ffm1h minutes
packing aud loading, andwhent the lotwas
clear again the meek faced citizen sat on
his door step and mused -
g He who wants to sell out.letl shim sell,
and I wonder how much ahead the areT
-Detrost Free Press.
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Etrts|EeaGEaL &

THE Republican State Convention met at
DesMoines on the 9th, and organized by the
appointmepe eDtM69 HI &166(3n, u
Jefferson County, as temporary Chairman.
Mr.. Wilson returned thanks and indicated
the policy which, in his oplnion. should Roy.
er1lhl ~ Of the1 1Od ri A 9a
E.'.|iii & b. - q, I'II AL d5el'5!.
sional District, as followss First District.
Frank Hatton, DesMoines County; Second
District, E. s. Bailey, Clinton HM, =,
Bulls, Winnesheik; FS1akfSSAUlPak
terson, Floyd; Fifth, F. M. McClel-
Ian, Linn; Sixth, w. NJ Stone, Ma
rion; Seventh, J. 8. Clarkson, Polk;
REQfis,er 9lnt p,
of the Committee on Credentials, the Con-
vention took recess for dinner. In the az
ternoon permanent organization was effect
ed by the election of Hon. 1sN WilAosv r.
Tama, as President Onnhbkl6 Il vas vdted
to proceed to the nomination of candidates
before the adoption Of platform. For Su.
preme Judge, several candidates were placed
y p0E1 1inatgntb YttiPsfpie the ballot wse 90
9oNncad, counts, began R.change ID CHIEF
Justice Day, the present ipGsRbenti and his
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brakeman in his employ, but now en-
gagged in agriculture, and Frank L. Hath
away. They were all young men, and
wers evidently new to the business. 1t
was most skillfully piece of
work on the part of the robbers and a no
less brilliant achievement for the officers.n
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TEE cnponlcxs y putiished q ths County ssat
= Tama. one of the lafessI nckss6s most central
md popalops, couptiss " IowA- 4 ItistAp caAeef
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