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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-28
Nancy.

Arty Brace in the Elko Nov, Post.
"Yes, ma'am, Pm an old timer,
Come out here in May, 40.
An have always through bad luck been
Have busted in mine after mine,
From the east?" Eyes come from Ohio
More'n twenty eight long years ago.
Since when I'yc been here in these noun
tains
A hoein' cussed hard row.
Got family?'' "No, ma'am; or ruther
None only a woman You see
God never sent kids to yours truly,
Thar was only iist Nancy an me-
Ye see, ma am, back thar l was farmin,
But could never stand in with luck
An in every affair that tackled
got most doddurnedly stuck
One year we'd have too rainy weather,
The next not cupful nd fall,
Misfortunes come on top O. t'other
AN couldn't do nothin' at ALL
Then debt-that curse O. the poor man
Come squeezn' me tighter'n wax,
An the fust thing we knowed we was home
less
Everything that we had sold for tax
Then kinder got wild, an told Nancy
| was goin' to emigrate west,
That I'd come out here to these mountains
An root arter gold with the rest.
told her till fortune smiled on me
I'd never come back home again,
Nor I'd never write one cussed letter
I'LL L found q good stack O. the tin,
80 left her back thar with her daddy
An struck to make money or bust;
But bad luck kept sticlSin' right to me
An never got hold O. much dust
was bound to stick to my promise,
was spunky as he'll, ma am, We see,
SO I've not heard one word from Nancy,
An she's never yit heard from me-
us she dead?" "Ma'am, | couldn't inform
We;
| She may be fur all that know:
| Old time, ma'am, makes wonderful changes.
| AndHI left her a long time ago
But thar's one thing that's jist moren GER
Ofthat thar is no gittin round
| She's married to some other Teller
Or else she is under tie ground"
| "Do love herr" wal ma'am, I'll jist tell
| Though my actions an words don't agree)
That through all o these long years my
| prayer
Is that some time her dear face I'll see,
| | know I'ye no right to expect it,
And l don't, ma am, to tell We The truth.
| kin do nothin' now butremember
Her love as the love o. my youth.
Eth. what's that-ye say We know Nancy.
She's true to me all O. these years.
/ An for me she's still livin' an prayin's
Dcd durn it, ma am, these can't be tears. J
An ye say she's been waitin' an watchin?
That her loves never weakened bit?
| That in God she's been alters a trustn'
| To send her Sam back to her yit?
| WHATS THAT? Great God. yer list foolin'
Let up, now, that racket won't win;
! FurGods sake jiSt raise up your vail, " q am
| YOU, NANCY? WAL, DURN MY OLD SKIN
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-28
THE MYsTERIOUs PORTRAIT.

In q small but handsomely furnished
sitting room in Lond ON hotel young
lady was sitting in an easy chair, before
blazing fire, one dreary November after
noon. Her hat and cloak lay upon the
table beside her, and from the eager, i'm
patient glance she TUNED toward the
door at every sound of footstep on the
staircase outside, it was evident that she
expected visitor
At last the door opened and tall, aris-
tocratlc-looking young man entered the
room.
''Harry, what long time you have
been!" she exclaimed, springing up from
her seat. "What news have you brought2
What does your father say about our
our MARRIAGE" hcsitating with the shy
ness of bride at the last word.
"Reaa for yourself, Helen, y replied her
husband, handing her an open letter, and
standing opposite her, leaning against the
marble mantle2iece, watching intently
the expression of her fair face as she
read:
3In marrying as you heve done, you have
acted in direct opposition to my wishes.
From this day you are no longer my son,
and wash my hands of you forever'''
Harry, why did you not tell me of
this before?" exclaimed Helen, as she
read the hard. cruel words, looking up
through the tears into her husbands face.
My darling, what was there TO tell?''
How could | know that my father would
act in this hard hearted manner? 1
knew that he wisI ed me TO marry the
daughter CT nobleman living near Mar
ston Hall. and SO unite the two estates
bat had no idea he would cast me off
! tor disobeying his wish And even if I
| had known it, he added, tondly clasping
| MS young blide to his heart, and kissing
away the tears from her eyes, Il should
not have acted differently. NV Helen is
worth fifty estates, and as long as she
| loves me shall never regret the loss of
| Marston Hall and its fair acres. But
my love- he continued more seriously,
'sthere is an end to your promised shop
ping expedition into Bond street You
/ will have to do without diamonds, now
that your husband is a penniless outcast.
instead of the heir to $4,000 year.
"Hush, Harry! Please don't talk like
that" she said, hurt at his bitter tone
! ''Yon know that it was not of diamonds
and dress was thinking. But what are
you going to do, Harry she continued
laying her band upon his arm, and look,
ing up sadly into his pale, set face
You cannot work for living"
"And why not work for a Hving?n be
exclaimed, ina determined voice. ssBe.
cause happen to be the son of baro.
net, brought up and educated without
any ideas or knowledge of business2 But
will work for my living, and show nv
little wife that am not quite unworthy
of the trust and confidence she reposed
in me when she placed this little hand in
NINE" he added, STOPPING to kiss the
small white hand that rested conf lingly
upon his arm.
Itwas while pursuing his favorlte study
Of oil paintings among the famous gale
ries of Rome that Harry Marston wooed
and won Helen Tracy, governess in an
English family residing in Italy, and the
orphan daughter of an officer in the army
Before be had known her month, Harry
who had been in love-or fancied himself
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There were thirteen of the principal
peities, as Master N. learned, each Of
whom required sacrifices more or .ess
horrible.
Master M. learned that there were
many other inferior gods, each of which
had festivals, sacrifices, etc., proportioned
to his rank and power; that nearly every
hour of the day was dedicated to some
god or other.
He studied the history of the temples,
and learned why they were four or five
stories high with the stairs on the outside
and all about the everlasting fire which
burned on the tops of these temples, and
that there were so many of these that the
whole country for miles around was al.
ways brilliantly illuminated.
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The United States AE.'nst th,s. Knntlirr-
= MS.icriou. Esp'osion.

In August last thc h.uohiSu revenue Of
ncaL, reidei on tie warn "a i...tIfyof q lrie-
kunta,rr. al Flus' ir,. p'.i E,nr.;re u nvrAu f..
DrooAlyn, and sc.l.I tho PROPERTY under u
CHARGE t'iGt nieN-ol' spir,,-. -uhIr to a tx,
were being unru'l'ured thcr' Deputy Mar
Bha LEM WAS l"il in char.s II t4e plnca.
and. on Inspecting tho premises ete in tho
cvrrin'. lie struck n match t. ~,.. II al. WIS
right A. the mitch Game decd out h. saw u
small b.ue Game pickering owe. : mas' t,uk
fifteen feet away. In an instant there was an
explosion AID the Pine was wrHIped in names
and nll tn part - the establishment. where II
~ nllelsi ilhcit sprts werc m ie was !.
The Government trcS n bond Of $500 from
kuni7l r for twelve tarrc'n OF ,h"il 80 yrrnish.
soine Erape. sugar, SOM al 'ohol. und 9TH r
articl q 'strny'Nl. and -u.t wiz III .,l Dr.
tore ]ndTe BYpadrt 2 hro9kiyn yrs'erln, in
behnll ~ tho United STAT ~ n inrf.iiurs of
the lori. The dei'nce is that tho ace wnA
used ipT the uanu.aoturl - ether. and that /.
secret process was Ut =. one ui ihe insrcdi-
entt was a low gFado oi acohOl not subject - a
revenuc TAX.
j. y: rndcrmon. . chenis, who analvzed q
Quantity OF mash. tof'if'd that il contained
aleoholic plrtts that ser. iHNati'.
Ihe chioi witness iur to Govornma ont was
frrnt Buckholt. II former suuoTiLtr ndcnt Tor
kunlH T. VIII" testified tk"t the plu'. was usrd
for mot distilng. II, r,niosrrl u having
commAcA I~r,ury in swe.flngp an afiidayi
ut huhelors request. r,ritir9 that III. ph, -
had never hoen used for Illicit Disabling. but for
tatihed tlat on the day 81 the sen;ur, all the
maah "Nccpt 90 much 10 was contain ~ in one
tub wds dretrojrd. - that rcycnuO officials
could not toll What il war There was me-
this could b. don.. H. had been Instructed
19sl wha, 70 say on hglns takcn into court. but
hal done wrong, and r,Itnted.
The trial IN 10 Ike continued to-day
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DlscoyrRY or .,A1IouI7IAs.



Mr. IGvnri th0 British AnbA ssadOr at
& ,r.i .Lt'uo'l.. Wn.,e nam. Il, ,o closely con
u,.t.f NTH A-syrtfu r,pl1-,ti, ua has inund
i'f,,t ., 49,. o., fr,o ,ho ~ Won ~ h"tt.-n''lis
IA 2 % h .sh Aruratt = rre of most interesting
nlin.u.. -. The. haNe lg,t arrived ut tho
Br' sr Nui hil The oH."fs Arn series OF
lfD. 90 ODD .lilefrrul oruau MS formiu-. plr-
iio'l- ri tlr decoration ~ SOM royal palace Of
the 'Ilsni.a monarch uni a- they Hr' tbe sole
30 . Df tu.aIf cd tuat am mt !. u..inm ~ pros
.nt dis 'l, f'i theS Wit hn ma 'h ~ rr.t,rl IN
value nj worthy the consideration OF al stu
Gnli, A.rrriIn am A-latle gri.
rae irs' 'N'f,an TN m % irirrcst'ns from
'n fri '.i s'N in'i.- m i"nath. and Is mod
ril" il an ".tf 90 % Ls' bf'n1 .ron,a ning y
itr. lrlp.iupn 'i COPPER nnd B, IN very good
pr"rrr' ,r-n. IN' yn"ie ~ the hinl quarters
Hgi iNr fore. g nili brons' are thoea Of a bull
NAlr 30, Arat Is ilatof ~ human beng. with
'"t'f,' ani arms 3nprio. Ihp head ot IN"
h..ur, p - VI hair plated and dr'-., i in the
convent 'nai abl' II As,yrid. but tho face II
ili-ein.. THIS at hrstnpp'ars strange. hu, m
"iuNirHtor ui L." Vacant ~ irN ahOws That thu
fvro tao h-ure Wis that 81 human hring
rnl WAS ir'ht'y 'adeo II god and cen ated 10
The. nlnni. unlike the mhjority of the winged
md Aur.a. hcrdrd hul.. irum koyuuJik and
mr'ni' ,n,ar'ns Tih p m" 'idrl ncroN7th.,
q l. hgur" las le'n most richly decorated with
gold ilic feather Of III wings and tho horns
~ tho head inlnid with ivory On the head OF
.h1 neurc. ~ sLrci-s oi allun - the horned
rng VT IN ad9rns II. II au ornamental pedestal
Of asuall column winch rosted on the ngur'.
and wnl'h hupplItod some light suprrstruc-
i!r". n.ma thoarns oil the figure ntr u pair
81 lrA'cints ornnr.'Ited with square pattern
res NIB ink ihc Gr,rk o7nHmeni,.
he next object ~ importance in the collect Ion
IS q hronl' :gurc of q Lull courh0ni. which, un.
liz the figure Just described, 10 entirely animal
in if- charm t"r AMI ia minutuly Il, rurnts IN the
lrodat' ~ % to animal form. II st0nds about
lin, high ant IL Hbuut 4s.ln. ia length. The
head AnS the single pair Of horus Of the hull ::
tut tho iar" ~ this example Is also missing.
The minute accuracy In tho modelling OF tho
lee" and hopis ut tbs animal. Hs wali In tho ears
AMI horns shows that tho artist WAS "A moro at
teuti.H student of nature than were his A,sy-
rnn righbors.
The nnNt object 81 interest in the collection IL
sye ant wrll.drs!gned work manahip, and
which rcprrshnt, tho conventional form Of tho
INV ~ u non. Tho upper portion l.. decorated
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NEW YoRx's MERCHANTS IN COUNCIL.
What the Chamber "r Commerce Did Yes-
tcrdny-A ComIng Convention.


tcru"y N 'o'"'"I '""'c"'""'
urt.o ....,l.,d -, o,,lIo,ti ,,, d,,ttc, lr rua-
INV hiOtHVu VI V'ii"''hS u"t''' W N"o-
ton, Itouaca ia hninp looked tnlu NV u sub COM
mt4e Of tho House CummttDC OF Ways ana
Nt.,,,., ~ .tI ,t,, rh.tr,,,r 80 Inn f,,,u,Ni,t,o
"i'."n' 0''i ''' N""' NV" W. w. N
on Foreign Commerce and tho Revenue Laws.
-, a. l.. i,.,, - ,,,., $50, -, f,,,
~ Wv '.''i''.', mi ~, ,,'a'.,.',,. w.,
ncrro yoet'fuhy' nv NON r''n'iu" ""ou'
Chairman. says that IN two wc'ke how'll re
rnri Ia tina Nnv York BOSTON and p1iln1plphin
~ -, =, -. a., ,.,. 4, g. .....i,1
OhhihOoIe u'o rcloi"'" '"t "iV '" " V"if'Vu
out"
c,rua w p,,ld vvbo IA aiol nffersd throu,h
,,,,," " .,'''' WV 49,, '''',..i','.,
E'iot o. CpwIln. II r'snlhtion th"t oo'nmNt'e
of i've he appointed ~ draft memorial tO Con-
,.ro.s ,,,, ',.i i,tn,.or tho ,rlthrC,,n.
mon Council OF ihis cny. 10 r silhfu Nv mo
mer ,hnnts Of New York. essln. that laws b.
,,..s,l j., r.,,,o,, a,i.,tr,. .i,io,inna Nm tho
'"'N'' " a.,
commerce OF thu port Ol wv fore lf'%idnht
q d. Unb,ork William !. DJd 90. A. A. Low
r,,..., q s,L,,,,, ,,l Etf,t y o,yvIi, a, ~,
""N"'" - """''"' gu" '''' W. "'"' "''
nppoihted ~ the comnlur''
A lono roport from the counsel of IN Nnull-
al u.,t 49,. htl Ia ,,.l . ,,..,J nDo
V'' '"'Oi ""0 ""''.''' ;" "''i' '''""' i''
chunecs to mike yovnora To- San rrhnri.so or
| Chinp Then Mr. w. II. Guion rend the fol-
lowiun.
M. rho ecc.o,.-y q. ,,o Trcs.nrv or tho IAN
n In 49, me a. i,?y .utuncr. "i Inc ,nrrnhants
bankers an, thr r. Of the font ctucs ~ rhinIe phia
Businm, baltimore aud New York which was adopted by
h' Ohem~r on the on uli h,' rglcr,ri .rid ~ t4,,
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DIR. DOfNE'S HIPH.
An Unexpected Nee ting that Made y Bixa.
mist Turn Pale.


About six weeks ago IL was announce,
that pr. Dpanc Of Litchlield. Medina county
ONO. had lntely disappeared from his home.
SniSrIn1nilyi ait'r an absence OF sew
littlN town. He smoothed the matter over. and
nothlng Vrly strange WIS thought If h ia some
what Irregular behavior in alsentng himself
from pleasant home and n churming wiie
without letting his whereabouts for the time
TINT Ia was away be known 10 any one
to as zen a., hSo9 , ,nis R R5 WI Transferred
and there fall under tho eyes Of u woman who
tor Tour long years ia greet had bewailcd tn,
hshrtlrsa dcser'i9n Of husband. She did not
khow his whereabou's and had not heard from
him for four ycars,. This tom contained her
husbands name She At once resolved ~ come
~ ono nnd seek him: fey days ago she
rea0heN Medina. bringing with her two children.
ono AAi one ycars Of ace she conll1ed tho
story "i her troubles " = memler OF the bar at
behalf. They started without delay Tor Itch
npli. few miles from ther Destination they
mot conveyance. in which sat DIR. Doane and
h'c VIC Th" h1ld pretty itile baby On her lap
from Michigan. cxcitcdly. ON catching sight OF
tho doctor in the carriage
doctor turned deadly pale for moment then
sight. "
The woman and her companion drove on 10
ILt'hh'ld. Sho cnllcd at the doctors residence.
blt OF Nurs' no WINS not at home.
She sale, that they were married In a lulr
and livod happily togetier Tor "' several
yrNt.. noAne canrtn Titchhcli four years ago,
and - the practice OF medicine, He was
ana possessing in appearance. and Of
eng 1ucrs. In short time he WINS en- 4.
ggrcd tpnn. 81 lihhllrlds fairrst daughters.
ana th'lr uh' lh rlaor about two years ago.
lie WAS LOGGED 90. % iY .ll M 3. most exemplary
nnd Kind husband. ana a worthy ,ni1,m, and
had good practice in his profession
The mater has hncn soitlrd hy the doctor
agreeing to contribute totho support VI tho lrst
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MiRIE iNrIHE's SENTENCE
Hlinding "a Lover with >uiphurie Acid. md
then Olrrina 60 sai-c for Aim.

4 girl ngmcd Mario Antirr has Just boon
condemn a. - tl' cuur ~ Ass..4"l oi Tam. to
two 'nls imprisonment tor ihrlwingsulpl uro
ufii IN tn iu'" co. her 'lu er. numrd Vl.t.
and binding him for li;,. L. court. she toll
A. story IA follows:
Ma nj Cirgnuy on'y n fow drvs whom
hc'am" acquainted with What. MT him ~
rru tiAi'- ~ II sisters. HI sister wus ny
n, 'i;. bor liz commenced u ma sa iuv, /, ma.
ami mni, imprpp"r prop sa!s to me- which
" r. refused. q though lised him. Finally.
hncunIn'rcd my stan IS by PROMISING 10
marry inr. anu ho anne his ulirtrrss. our rs-
lat irns continued in this way Tor several months
unih ! todd hun that my condition WAS su II
marry M. From that moment he abandon II
~" ari slammed NE. resolved Ia compel HIM
- marry ne. aud for this purpose had r''ourse
sum 'ient quantity On the l5h Of August.
nt'l'd Tor him near thl cafe which he ire
yuenied hhb.tually. and renewed my cntrrati -.
IT, rop"llcd th"m, and threatened 10 boa; me,
Then | eommilt"d the nct which has brought
me here b. Tor. this court"
The Cour-i"u have rendered yalat totally
blind FOR the rest oi his life. H. that what You
int.ndcd iodo. or DO you rrgrrt huvlng done ~
Mlr,s- did MOI intend " biitJ him. | only
him from srdurng other erl-. II Nalat will
now forgive M ana giyra name 10 nv child.
-hhii ony be too happy to devote my whole life
tocAring for him.
Tho Court Your Imagination hns. douhtle.s.
ON OK ite'i by unwAo!csOins reading. DO you
often read novels
Mario ". mover road any; hu. saw in
u neNspHper tho story Of n girl who avenged
herself III thib way. and that In what gave me
the idea.
After the hearing Of few witnesses. whose
testimony was merely formal. VAHt wah put on
lhe stand. Al s'ght Of him a shuddnr ran
through tho crowd IN court. AZ air 'ady staieI
he Wa totally bind. and tho acid left deep and
horrible nnrka on his face His testimony WINS
churnterZod by gro@eness and the exhibition
Of feeling OF the most deadly hatred Of Mnrie
Anier. Ia lnr. he clicited little sympathy and
his testimony tending to blscAen the reputation
pi IN" giri IrevloLn to his ACQUAINTANCE with
her was contradic,ed by several witnesses
Tho Iury found Mario guldy. but admitted ex-
tcnuating circumstances and a burst OF app
pauss testified tho spectators approval whom
she recelNot the lowest pennlty-two Year, I'm
s.rt..
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l'lf No fssa'H. linn.
Mr. James Hamilton. who iisss noer Butler.
INT tiuf .Nfs &c., 'liti fA rH-h lct ft,- Heu
that nicssufI -,fu i,Ut ri thfct niche from fD ti
Ie dri icfulr ~. iHrI ~. ki.tti. q lialc
swcnp ut utiic OLD llf nj W liHrfitor. Who
with hr .i-t'r was IA tn root u' tN' fits-t drying
Nalhufs sni nll't have q ialN hHrintd hHr ma
his 10 n,t h',n 90. Sctrd 10 r uNtrhangin. l.nss
nf ~ i' trrca Wlrn tho rhni saw The tl-e Atr
u hri been k'd she claimed, "r4srs ITO TIM shat
IA eic a liek ii ult ytsullaN"
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!. IL. tlliS Of the Ellis House Bardat0wn Ky.
cam" rlnihs utcr hrrr To-day with MrS Mo. Hills hi 4,
smhInons. h,snina widow TAT, pretty, but scarcely
,"t'f Ana they wouldn't stop until they were duly uul
legally spliced They rsdy obtained o.nse iron, the
npnP tlrri ana went in hack W II Marv's Catholic
|AnreA, where Father Klein uiade Lncln one DO IA ~
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THE SUN.

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Excursions.

CoD IIssItSG.-7h trip sunday. jan o Thurs
nhs ii luu go anhiaN- luh IL amer SEIH Low
II, Il 80, iIer ~. Il $40. whitehall At ne It
10 Staten lana f.rfy - A y COL tackle aad htt
board, uck~e ~ Al q fpSiRi. MANAGER
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cllan,,1- ftmllts.

A KTIFICINL FLOWERS. -wanrd. nr-
n rs,- now maker AMI brsucher one willing TO take
charLu glfi. lnuullF uf
sNXrOS VANvbisOH 90 Nj Broadway.
sTIrIoINL FLOWERS, = Good blo..on
drrnc It ''' ''' WI '"''' 'iivEAUx 4 E6Dli
Al LII OLD MAN,pSr gsqse;;lHs,asi,o AZ a.,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS wantcd sooi. ck
"a pr need i"rrwo lui fiince u
hRTIFI.IAL LEAvI .s.-dood hand, wanted
~ 80 West Houston ~
RooKroLDrEs ~,nicd App, to ROBERT
- BURNER, - H. A'nan VI
ENrEHIrNCfD Princes. lace workers wanted
Jostrn KRARNBY. ~ Hroome St
EXPERITNC operator IN wheeler Wilson
- machine as Myrtle ~ Brooklyn
OPERATORS ~snt',i on custom shirt, csA after
~ Duciock AZ us Broadway
OPERATORS aud baster, wanted on alpaca coalr
SEwI>G MACHINES Great -acriGc.. ,licn
~,ch Az, and is7 Hast Broidway
WANTED-A sri " turn collars, one tina. has had
BAXTER 4 scRivRN BROS. IT, Broadway
XVANTED-Ne slurt nnner. Ir, Laundry. =
w HILARY ~. corner FULTON, bre'Li,n
\VANTED-N vemsg ., 40, plain cooking in a
w boardii- house. Ss, hi,ab'lh -
WANTED-Asi SRI 20 lay on GOLD GEO , NEsBIrr
w 4 90 e"r"r FrSri anl Pine sts
WANTED young uri u wait On table; call Al
w III HEdson st corner Bt sch
WANTED Gil for ranr raj housew otk Appl) ere.
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