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, 1877-05-25

:CoRK, May 3I.-Up to . O'Clock yesterday
evening no llews had been received Of tho City
OF Brusscia OF Of the tug Kingd4hcr. Adverse
castesly winds haro prevailed during tho past
two days. .--.-
LONDON, 1fay 2L-SteamAhips r. Cslaud,
from New York. sad Istrlau, from Boaton, ar
rived out.
NEW YoRK, May aA-ArsIyed, steamships
Wisconsin, from Liverpool, aud FEsuce, FROM
London.
, 1877-05-25
FINANCIAL.

Ep1cfal Nlp0tch 10 9A5 179euH1 etcd
gparsoy1sLp, ILL.,. Nay 2a.-Cfeuto.. S
TO-DAY q petition IN bankruptcy agaiuAs f'a" :"
water. retatl tiouof-dealers OF Alton. e, ot
An in|unstlon ~ issaed .- IT, the md etes tcolss
so''ntv rom seiing on execution the zealss'a''
Belonging to the bankrupt estate.
8p<etal DttPateA e n 16osaTfh Eastern
creditors Of Ainsslar BrothaFs, who taea a..tinx ~
civ ior t85, ,O00, haye arranged iof ,,aprv. msa
here on Saturday. 1t 10 thought thhs fHInssiss
Mise Will be Effected by which ILL., tHs
Brothers Will pay 80 cents Oh tho ao1'0'
, 1877-05-25
TEKRE ITAUTE.

Rptrfat D;tpnseA to The T4oHnt.
Tnnaa ltAurz, lul., May 24.-Miss Matte
Mack, daughter Of the Hon. william Mack, Of
this city, was married at IL o'clock this morning
10 Nj. Joro Baxter, Of Nashville, Tenn. Mr..
Baxter is a sou Of the Hon. Nathaniel Baxtct,onc
tho most prominent iurfsts OF Tennessee, at
present Judge OF tue Circuit Court Of Davidson
Euunty {NasAyI!!e}. The wedding WIS ono of
tho most brilliant whlcf. ever occurred IN tfIls
and wife, sfr. Jones Baxter, Miss Lulu Ba3toT,
afrs. Nathancl Baxter, Jr., anil Miss 1lln
Ewing, al Of Nashville, wore rrcscnt. Tho
bridal party left at Q .. N. for st. Louis.
, 1877-05-25

inns 10 tho pair whose bout has boon cast a1rllt
on o matrimonial sea4 placid At prcscut, Whnt.
over may betttle tho future.
TIE HRtDAL rAHTf
took tho 4 o'clock p. m. train Tor Chicago,
whcro they purpose locating thcir. future home.
jlacluc has settled back with A high AMIN to the
old r1onotonuns hun1drum OF summer llfc here,
relieved only bv tho anticipation Of other tfaRe~
ttfrN.
, 1877-05-25
ITALY.

LONDON, May 9.-A Romo dispatch says Sig
nor Rtzzl, Chief Inspector Of Police at Lccara,
showed much Gsmncss against the briganda at
the time Of the capture OF IN English subject
(alr. Roae). On tho night Of tho 18th Inst, slg-
nor Rzzi's house wns destroyed by au explosion
Of gunpowdef. Himself, his wife. and two sons
escaped aliYe, though severely hurt. The house
had been secretly undermined.
TIE AMERICAN PILGRIMS.
RoME, May 2i.-The Pope received tho Arncri-
can pilgrims to4lay. The Archbishop Ut Phia-
dclphia read M address to His Holiness cx-
pressing the affection OF tho American Roman
Catholics, and Affirming that the sufFerinEs OF
tho Pope arc theirs, and TINT distance increased
theIr devotion. Another Bishop read an address
bv the Archbishop Of New York. expressing tho
same sentiments. Subsequently, nnc Of tho
1,Ishops present presented the ropo the oiIcr-
inGs of tlcir dioccses, amounting to e25,000.
Ottlcr offerings wcro presented by REPRESENTS
tjyes Of American Catholic associations.
setnr a hssf II 1sp - atu III IL wo 10
Ind come from surl, distant lands. IIe spoke
Of tic faith In the infulblity Of tho Church,
us.d awrlt Ill detail upon the progress of Tho
cutlons 10 which tho Church Is subjected to in
i:urupc. md III conclusion thanked tletn for
their offering, and gave them !,ls blessllE
LONDON, naY ed-5 \. MA Rolnc dispatch
ccclesiastics and 100 Inv members, and were lcl
by tho Archbishop Of Philadelphia, and Dishups
ol Allegheny, Nncllltoehes, ALBANY, Loulsvtllc,
oss Hbdst 1s'f @ Stss c caoss s5is 1ss s
students Of tho American College. ana Amcri-
I'm students Of the propagansla. After the ml-
sntsa 15o9s a Ills casnt 19ass' ass ssps
hal told him at the commencement OF his
'. p9asse Vi tic ' A,neriean ] @ "atton, tha " Eicat
IL tho aewer Il H. youth, It lad
s,e r. ssssy q # ygu gaSg u D.Ss, e"i s1
and and hs ~opii rs%!5d thrin u two . he i i le'i
noticsA IL t!scsM; Toe gseat pfcstpisanc5 ~ she
pursuit of material thIngs, aud to9 proud fssl.
@ 81 tafo ws a,'N
III which sdy cT.llns!s lainctll Iat t1sy
Satsr arnid',ss Him.. INK qst " GDs a,a nGs
IL Tstssi siS 1T tSo i &er es ceos. a ts { caoes
that they might continue !'rn n the faith, tho
etes ss, Int 'sy ,sxS 5s ls:!ss ss u sa
u0o" toen a'' 4uu AppRrs,,
xo !. Tx r.; nf,11. t,a, ~. I's ~ A.,
u ~, io,v W ,o tncesa of NsM YaTn ~
ot tla lalty ~ tn1 3aeuu4o ~ ~ ~" tutA "
the Pope, which Is to be de!!Sered " lliEh To-
morrow ut Rotur, where Will! greAt potnp aud
rrrrmot,y thu ifticth anniversary Of bis epaeo.
n,ry is Il la rrfut,rnteu,
P.s' - ~ ~ Tun It,unEss.
u.x,rp,r..x Sn.1n iioIlnsss-Nc. Tho un1er,
s4 Tx SsW Fl ss ~ II
~ n.j x icI i,ftv n ssta Nfshsnecs"
,on ,q oexs ~ sn!n n r." general yoco ni con
aatoM ,, W. W'la NJ "asn ~ ns in,ons aeca,o,
af ia y"j,cm c @ naa of You1 eniscopasy. Fo
5ea " xssn, sas ~ nsSfcesa.an ~ II
IMx yrais IL. aax sines yau wera atst raissd 10 it,
I,synf,v ni tto nnf.cnnats. TtsouaiI Iiiu sxiend
- nefoh1 ian tssM ota5 a9 a,o,s, ~ r. @ ~
, 1877-05-25
4 DIVORCE.
8pte{2t N4n 5tcA II Ia 7rt4uRA

4ptcs0 EF4pG1tA n 234 1H3H9A
DuBuQus, IL, Aiuy A.-Sir. i. Remoold. Z
wealthy citizen OF Dunleith, ILL.,, today secured
adIvorre from hts vile. The couple haye lived
together tor fourteen years aud hare lately
quuTelol continually. a lawIer mado matters
sattsfartory by inducing Reulboll to give to Ills
wife &, ,0O cash, town lot, household iuruI-
tu1e. and child which was adopted BY them
eight yeArt &YQ
, 1877-05-25
GERMANY.
U15MARCK.

BERLIN, Afay 2a.-Thcro was great acttv!ty ut
the Foreign Office while Prince Bismarck was
here, and IN artivo Interchange of kilograms
with Ambassadors abroad, particularly tho AM
hassndor at Rome. It Is stated tue Inter will
shortly visit berlin. From these and other In
itcatIons, tho National Zeitnny eonclu1cs that
Prince Bismarck Ia about to assert bis personal
Influence upon the courso OF Affairs.
GERMAN MOBILIZATION.
LONDON, May94.-A correspondent Mt Vienna
tclcgrnphs TINT tho rumors which arc current
there OF general mobilization arc traccab1o 10
the fact TINT Pruaslan subjects who nrG table to
service IS reserves have rccclvcd notice remind
tng them to bo ready to join their regiments
within four days from tho order OF mobilization,
Il such order should be Issued. This order only
refers TO the sllesIan regiments This would
point to limited mobilization on tho Polish
frontier, rs . prccaution In view Of a,poaslblo
Polish agitation.
/, sTArR DINNER.
BgRLrN, May A.-The Crown Prince and
Princess will gfvo State dinner to~aay at Pots
dam. IN honor OF Queen Vlctorta's birthday,
Tho Emperor md Impcrtal family, tho principal
court tllgnitartos, Lori Russell, British Ambas-
'sador, Lady Russoll, members ot thc british
Emhssg, md several distinguished ucncrals,
will be present.
GERMAN oF1JoHNa lLlrTnHATEp.
BERLIN, May 2a.-Tho North German Gazette
reports that two German officers were scrfously
tu.trested nt Nancy on Monday, particularly by
soldiers. =
cAusTIc COMMENT.
The Hdzxtie, commenting on tho French as
| Eurnilccs OF pacific Intentions, says: "For the
present, only ono thing tan be rcgartfctl as be-
yonil doubt, namely! tint the German G0Vcrsl-
illunt dcrotes tho most aeri0s attention ~ fur.
thor the Development Of mattcrs Ia France, md
10 synlptosns ii any connection affairs tl,cEo
may haxo With ,he 1atornatiSnai spclety, yd,. nnl
| Tic eagerncss with which the French
| Government son.ls assuranccs of peace
| full Intentions cAnnot remove thu dfstrust
attaching to tho inlucncca and circumstances
under which tho change u Cabinet was brought
abput. The mixture Of Orlcattsm with Ultra
| montantam In the new Government Is most sua-
| plyious." ..--..
| GONE TO K1ssENdgN,
BERLIN, May al.-PriHco Bismarck and family
have started for Klsscngcn.
, 1877-05-25

I'D perce!y'Rx that hs Is now % hi. eaar'l, .ha
tla1t htn, , w.ih thc naRSes' a liz sesrs fem hrs
a s5 so liz s wfe orcs
"' r .-s- ~ --s..-e <r..--t --rs"' 's'"'
a hRUPf GUN.
The Largest 1sreacl.-toaders Yot Con,
htrueted.
Thu ce,cbrateI % rru.sIan % A nrii,1cr,., II ,rox.
Krrnn !, 1ust combating a .rt, mnn.,sr n,oa ne1.
nfnpp, ,n !ass t1",e.nk IIa:,e nousset piece Of
ordinance es'dcht'Y ues,enca 10 SHOW that guns
With tic wrought. iron ordnance of Woo lwich and
tis,ytc,, Thn wrlrha nj fhc ,,cv Krunn s-s s"u :!
ni,,nsi n4nrtiv thnE III lila Vrrnt * ~ wv 49, y
VIII, Ina intciv distinguished itsnlf ~ shnn
hMeyncss ,Gn ro,oriors ~ the ittn p tne
,.,tGs XIX, nrn hcfno n,annfo"t,,,n;1 10 ,s
fininn nayy. Int steel l,rcccl-ioatjnr "n ,T ~
$4,000 kioHraulmes, Of 30 English tons, Il, ney.
intnSnsttng rhararscr. Thn lenTt of H. .,,. a.a
ineftinr Tic brcccl ptece, 10 90 feet jnehcs H.
i,rerc t}ecc tscl( Cctnr t}fcet tnrcs in Ieny.h
Tho calbro Vi tho guu Is 15X fnrlics, Fin
weight Of the prolecti!o will be 55o kllovrammes
Mn nn,,,ula. Tie Bf.ton e,li, nf ~ ,i" %o
Frascr CONSTRUCTION has a ,,oro ny ni
81 feet nnI an external length of D
r'owcr cl,amlerl. Il las takcn a CHARGE Of fxs a1'ih
Of pnwiicr. ani i prolcctilc Of l,7OOllr, Therg.
tnrhpa, ,itnrnctcr @ of ttie Krunn Fun. tn,rcnen.'
emily Ut d narrow strengthening ring at the rr,
trc1ac rcar, is IT, 10 In, that OF the Fraser guu
tuGa in two jenrt,. upon whfcI four u stsci stsci
rtnss orcriap. rising in stops from t,ojnt he.
tween Tho n1lxzo u1l.l tho tsunnions, and arsl.
mulatIng In Tic thickness toward Tic rear.
nver. tho nowcr' cha,nbcr. Tbc ',e,s "9.
iernal diameter ot tho gun ut tho muzs1c /,
, 1877-05-25

? A still a1arm 10 Engine Company No. 4 at
o'clock yesterday afternoon was caused by tho
careless handling Of pot Of charcoal IN tho
rear of No. 20 Eugente street, tho residence Of
George bold. Damage, so; insured for 81 900
IN tue. German Mutual.
, 1877-05-25
StIiCIDE,


HEkad3 Uf9dltH 70 I'M zF'R# ,1-.rreF
MuwAvxxy. Wss,, May a.-Charles Wasns.S;
piauo-nakeE 10 good clrcumstances' !, rho
tas'1e X Suiis. IL wa taken TO thu n
nttal and viii probahtY die. ls glVcs NJ e~'
cxcspt tLat 4e wanted to dc.
, 1877-05-25
SENATOR NORTON

5pzff9i lNV0lcA q 314 3F1tAaA
I1D1AsAPoLls, lud., May Ex-senator Nor
ton bus long letter In the Jvnrrls! tomorrow,
dein!us his position toward tho policy aud nd
uihlstratlon u President Hayes. .s'
, 1877-05-25

NKw YonR, btay A.-The g1asa.worka Of ].
q. DoUlcman ns urceupolnt, Brooklyn, burned
this afternoon, causing a loss Of slD,0oo; in-
surance, sGo, COO. The Devoo oi1-Workb I'D
Joining were damaged 5000. Two Qremen
wero seriously injured.
, 1877-05-25

1fr. Gladstone writes: IN sister aud four broth
esI. tLe four Of courss Ill armed. aru maktpxa
p.lnriwaeu " excursion to church. The stale ot
waF wltI khs Turk belpK 1usussI, VIZ nesa hot ~9n'
, 1877-05-25
RACINE.
AHNOf.n-pOUl.lTrLE.

".
RACINE.
AHNoLD-nootlTrLE.
Special pispaseh to 5ns Tfieans:
RAcrHH WIS.,. May A.-iae social event o.
tho season IN Racine reached climax at 3
o,c]ocl, this afternoon, when was married Albert
rnn1i - ~ Cht.aco. tn hiiss Marv. elt1ost
,.e,'. t.."o.u 44et, ~ oa.a" w., NJ I,,,as Doo.
little, Of this eity. The affair In eli It's sharac
cr'stlcs was noted principally for modesty and
1tar1,v m, In mart of thnsa mpkt
,t.s..I. I,toro.,a1 Tho ,.r,o-, of IN, ,,a>6r.
nal mansion were decorated WITH rare no"cfs
that added an inlcscr.bablo charm OF
to tho surroundings. The Rev. Dr.
Arno,i,, NJ Cbicaeo. tbe venerable father OF tho
groom, performed tho ceremony after tho man.
ncr Of the baptist Church. OF which the co''-
tracing parties arc members. A targo number
., guests wcro in attendance from Chicago and
hilraukes. The brIdcsmalt's were Miss sa.nll '
and Mlss Gertrude Doollttlo, tho former the sls'
ter and the latter the cousin Of tho bride, Tho
groonsmen were Dr.. Morton, Of this city, and
oFaeo MARTINI E'q,, tutor 10 1Iae'n' oo''ese'
1hh nnlns IN. .uu. 49,.
niugs Of tuchtngs Of tullc. a Ia princesuc. Or
ne.,o and ; Eos d s s1raa 6se
.u,.s. nsa We ,t,,s" -, .,,e ,.,,ov nna .roaos
tsimm'ngs' allos o. the vallcy' anu .ea'roscs.
thn ,o.t with cardinal nowcrs. Ma. James R
LUZ sst' "..a .nas - .,a h,;aa ara sn aeo,rt
uoo!ltt'e. motneS ot tne otscs' "o's "a e'ssat-'
black satin dress, VIII go!at lase. n;;., 49,, ,,,,u
mous ,sors .se ,i,n Han ~" hoMna 1ovns md
daughtcs;. Mr.. and Mrs Robert Harrta, Tor
merly of this city: Mrs. james X Doollttie r.;
1hs 13. sssi sn ns snt: Srs yeaca sns
W. Carey, Jr., Of milwaukee,.
Mrs. D. a. oaltn wore ~ extremely fict afess ;s:
o. layepdGr aiik, point lace Az alamonasj ,i.
Miss Franko Dufaaa @ somo'nati9n s.it o.
stecl-colotcd brocado ilk, pearls AUD atamonHs.
witt, cIegaut Int OF patio blue to match; Mas
jennie Hoy, Qress Of stono-coiorcti algefinc,
eameo jewolry aud natura! loWess; s!las flofa ss
Mcxicalnc, .fac!nga ct pale blue, and diamond
1eWe1ry; Miss Ida Bull, plum n-colprcd alk, point
duchess, and diamond 1ewGlryi MISS Gve
Ward, an elegant dress Of palo Nie.Grecn suk,
poiut lure, diamond jorelry and natural ApW-
czs; Mrs. Dnsanq: Gomplhatloa " olaeS 81 nnk II:
silk, point lace, .diasnoud jowelry: Miss Hottie
ak' 3a9 sme. %a sTt Ill: ss &scas .t 81
combination blue silk aud camels-hatr; Mte.
hlartindate, black silk, point lnce, tgrqolse
tawc'ry; Mrs. Blake, black SILK; Mrs. Laplcy,
brown silk; Miss Mary Fratt, pluM-roloFcd SILK,
point lace. natural i[owcrs; Miss Jennie stoV,
ems, silk With alternating stripes Of black and
white polnt lace and natural flowers; strs. II.
IL. Bakor, brown silk, potut lars, an1 diamond
oTllEH GUESTS.
Tho following named quests also honored the
ocyasIou with their. prasence: Mr.. aud Mr1.
Ernn Jnmea Kallv and daughter. uf, MOFtpu.
wifm' anil Ann. Iii. uni Mrs. George O, Erskiue,
Mr, and Mf1. Wnkcpy Bull, Mr. aud Mrs.
Ernrt,c mil Mira. ". L. Lewis, Mrs. anti Miss
Walils. William Norton, Mrs. b. d. Blake, Johu
Tauley and vic, ii. 6, W!psiow, senator Barnes,
, 1877-05-25

POLITICAL CONSPIRACY.
MApA1D, May A.-Lsst night soma Canton
altst consp1sators werc arrested. Documents
duplicating them wers found upon their per
sous, aud they hays beou handed to the judicial
authorities.
MApAip, MAY A.-TAs Minister Of Tie Ints-
flor stated III Congress to-day thns the arrest VI
tlu CantonalAt c0nspirators was ol no political
importance.
, 1877-05-25
AT ITOUTxENDAIE, PA.

. nAnRtsguno, Pa, May A.-Early this morn-
ing fru ut Houtzet,dalc, Clcar1eld County,
pa-, destroyed the dwellings Of r. Tanney aud
Charles Kinney, Gibbon Dros.' store, Mrs. J. D.
Sprouts dwelling, and bakery. and 4. B, Ash
TOMS bakery. Total loss, t25, 900.
, 1877-05-25

erRArNo, Belgium, May 21.-Tho strike OF the
coliers hero Is assuming serious character. A
largo force Of troops has arrived. The cavalry
cleared the streets to-tlay. Some persons werc
injured and several arrcsta were made.
, 1877-05-25

Consul there, ts nbscnt on leave, md that Mr.
Dailcau, Consul General At London. n RoinG TO
Liverpool 10 receive cx-Prcsident arant- INC
MaYOr OF Liverpool has rendered hia hospitali-
lies To Grant
, 1877-05-25

4 HHW MINISTRY
MEtBouRAH, May A.-A now Ministry has
been formed for the Prorince Of Victoria. with
Mr.. Berry a. Premier.
, 1877-05-25
- FRANCE.
CABINET PROGRAMME.

CAu1cHE fHOAHAAAEs
LONDON, May 95-5 T. m.-The Times Paris
correspondent says tho following is tho pro.
grammu .! tho new Cabinet recently appointed:
rrcfects nro instructed to support by every
,ncat,s. as official candidates, alt wllo did no.
for tho order OF tho day Of May 18th. They
cInl candidate viii lead to their fall. In Arrun-
,stssc1netts, where Benapartist san4iaules wcrp
defeated by d few yotea ut tho last elections,
the Pretsets aro Instructed to support them Us
lnon.s tho Projects hayo been instructed 10 sup
port any antl.Itcpubllcan candidate II he lHs
chance of sucecss. Afterwards, II, ~ 1t Is
lopcd, the majority Of the Chamber ia favorable
conyukcd III Congress-, and will havo to yote six
er tcvcn years pIotunga1!on Of prga'dent aiac.
this coug1css wonll 10 called upon
at tue same time to grant the President tho
cvcntuaittIes. Il is possible thls II thought of,
but improbable tlat It will be obtained cYen Il
thu ulaIorlty Is anttlsopublcan, Tor l!cthcE tho
lHVItt,lIIsta nor l3onapaEtlsts will consent to
this clause: tue origin and alm Of whlcl! they
suspect. Thu wllnl0 administration Il EoIng to
le modified as tuuch us possible, especially Vi
10 tho u!aststracy Justices Ct tho peace, and all
agents dependent on tlIo Government.
THE EXPOSITION.
that ihs assertions that an lIca Il entertained
s,u9s' e p99s.p0n'ng tue Paris Exhibition ar0 an-
CABINET cHAnoEs pEsrasD.
PAnis, Alay A.-Tho LcgitlniAts aud Clerical
| papers continue ~ express drslre fuF nl0l!l
tatton ot tho Cabinet IN conformity With their
ylcwB.
Thu .nen!t<ar statcs that Prince Nohenlohc,
recently bud Inost friendly and reassartng
| conversation.
, 1877-05-25
GREAT BRITAIN


LONDON, May Git u announced from
Liverpool that Sir. falr,hlll, tue United stsrcs
, 1877-05-25

81. Louis. Mo-, Alay A.-The RspuNfeaH't
New Orleans special says: 1.-THE new Spanish
Consul called On Gov. Nichols Yesterday, and
uutiug the conversation saId the Spanish 0ov-
crnmeut had pardoued all Cuban refugees IN
this country, aud proclamation viii soon be
Issued TO that etIect,n
, 1877-05-25
CHINA.
GUARDING FOHN0s4.


LONDON, Mny s3.-3 a. 1n.-Tho Standard
says II ts reported that tho Chinese Government
Is suspicious VI tho object Of tie Spanish squad
rou, which was recently ordered To assemble Ia
tbs China Seas, aud llavu ordered shIps from
tho Foocllow Arsenal 10 Takao to guar1 agalnst
4 descent on tho for1Mosan coast,
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A very valuable "sWorq OF honor" was
presented to Emperor William on New
Years Day by the veterans Of his army,
on the occasion OF the competition of his
seventeen year of military service.
Tue hilt, the scabbard, and tDe belt and
chain are of massive gold. The orna-
ments are in the r ma .lc style of the
thirteenth century, the emblematlcai
figures introduced purely classical. The
nit is OF considerable thickness, just
capable of being grasped, 1T has on
eiCner side a niche llned with blue
enamel, and setting off the figures Of
nGermania" and ''BJrussia" placed
within tuem. Nearer The top end are
four meuallions representing emblema-
ideally the lour cardinal virtues
Strength, with a cub and bull; JUS
tice, With balance and sword; Perse-
verance with stone wall; and Magna-
nImlty, with a lion, The figures are de-
sigueu by Calendrelli. The pOmmel is
EN- belllshed on either side with the tr
angle emitting rays VI light, symbolicai
OF The eye oil God; the rays are repre-
sented by strings Of bril'iants.. The
scabbard is gold tretWork and crimson
velyet; the metal WORK, which is snlid
gold, representing garlands OF laurel
leaVes. The blade Is OF the best Damask
steel, manufactured at Sollngen. The
names of the tWenty-slx battles in
which the Emperor has taken part are
engraved upon it, SURROUNDED by laurel
Wreatns. Tue belt ana Chain are en-
belIshed with figures OF knights aud
dragons set of bF D.ue enamel.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

The Okalahama Territory scheme,
which we hear of every year, but which
never seems to have a prospect of
amounting to anything, is dished up
handsomely in memorial of the old set
tlers' Cherokee Commission. Alter ask
ing that, in case Of the passage of a
Territorial bill, none Of their rights be
taken from them, they characterize the
old plan as proposition "to give people
something that belongs to them and
take from them what you please, and
then pay them what you please for that
which you take"
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25

How MONKEYS ARE CAPTURED Mon
keys are pretty common, yet, as all The
family are remarkably cunning, has IL
eyer occurred to the reader how they
are taken? Pitfalls will take a lion, and
the famished monarch will, after few,
days sIarYation,. dart into 4 cage con-
tanning food, and thus be secured. But
how are monkeys caught? The ape.
family resemble man. Their vices are
human. They love liquor, aud tall. In.
Darfour and Sonar Inc natives make a
| fermented beer, Of Which the monkeys
are passionately lond. Aware of this,
the natives go to parts of the forest fro
quented by the monkeys, and set on the
ground calabashes tull OF the enticing
liquor. AS soon as the monkey
sees ana tastes it, he uttefs
loud cries of joy that soon
attract his comrades. Then an orgle
begins, and in short time they al
show degrees otintoxieatiOn. OF Then the
negroes appear. Some OF the drinkers
al too far gone to dIstrust them, but
apparently take them for larger species
oi their own genus. The negroes take
some up, and these begin to weep aud
cover Them win maudlIn kisses. When
| the negro takes one by the hand TO lead
him of, the nearest monkey will cling to
| the one who thus finds a support, and
endeayor to 20 ON also. Another clutches
at him, and so on, until the negro leads
| a staggering line OF ten or a dozen tlpsy
monkeys. When finally brought to the
| village, they are securely Gagged, anu
gradually sobered down; but lor two or
three days IA gradually diminishing sup
! ply of Liquor is given them, SO US to re.
concile mem by degrees TO their state OF
captivity.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-01-25
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