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,,Avr,Ess; COWBOYS.

CnarEsSH, Wyo, July 11.-Flyu cowboys,
who Just came over the trail from, Texas. rot
drunk at ogallallat, Ncb, Wednesday, night,
rodc thsougl, tho streets firing revolgcrs 'inIl
Threatened to capture thu town. The Sheriff
mud posse attempted to arrest thcn when
tight cnstled. One Of the cowboys, William
Shook, was st,ot and instantly killed: Another.
Henry pArker, WIS balty wounted, anu Will
probably die. The other three escaped.
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s,aius !a now fully etsectcd. L story sen.
Abroad s',ort time aEo about tho 'ifteosory Of
rdtnaIns IN ulusp luina wls fiction throughout.


1pkc1A& 1J1spHtcn 90 1Ht lF+V"f"'
MILWAUKEE, July 11.-Every night Tor a
week pass seYern thunJcrstorms havc occurred
throughout the Northwest. These storms have
been particularly scvero In Minnesota. During
ono which occurred night before last, u less
than two hours TING tuly 2ou potes bearing
tho wires Of The Northwestern Telegraph Com
pany were shattered by lightning. Considerable
delay. ls cnusctl to railway trains bs wasl1outs
and landslhlcs, bnt nothing scrIout. Tho crop
damage is less than might be expected under
the circumstances. '''-', -
Au itcm Of .laalagc connected With tho severe
thunderstorm Of Sunday niaht that has Just
bccn iruurht 10 notice comes iron, tho Town
OF Addison, Washington County. At II o'clock
.. N. tho store. saloon. anti lweiin1-houso OF
Sir. II. Geeha, tocntcd near Memo Post ,OflicG,
and tho st, potnrt alld st. pnul'a Catholic
Church, wcfu struck by lightning nnsl ro!su1nodf
NTH their contents. Nothing Wus saved oxcept
the books, Mr.. Goe.,o's family barely eseaptng
with their lives. Tic agGrcgnto loss u suited
Mt $4,000, Of which $56Q0 Is on tlle stock II
stose, 8 100 On tho storo Building and 6",IM
.on saloon md houaehold furniture. store TX.
lures, etc. Tho tnsuranco upon the prupofty
amounted to 7G, $50, nf which S2 1oo Il ln thc
uetluan Mutual, sl.UsG In tho Concordia OF
Milwaukee, aud q, 000 in tho GermRu Of Free.
port, Ill. ID. e
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NBw on1HAas, i.a., july 1t.-A Lake Provl-
dcncc 1.a.) special reports the killing Of Post
master Austin hy Squire Lusl. Of West Car
roll, mud the mortal wounding Of Austin, Jr..
thu Passsh Judgt. ". II. Smith {colored), while
crossing ihe street during thu melee, was
struck, it is alleged, BY u stray bullet a1'd In
stauttY killed.
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nAt<HfrA,

TAsE7oN, .. r., July 1f.-M. r. Hansen,
charged with tic murder Of o. c. Sorcnscn, 10
Miner County, inst March, Ind bis preliminary
cxa,ntnation nere5 to-day, mud was committed
for ttinl without bull. 1t 10 clear casc Of
murder for plundcf. ...- ,-..
OuT County Jull now contains two murlcrors
who car hardly escapc haugttlg
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SHOT UIAl DOWN

CLEVELAND, u. July 1t.-rho Nera|d's Sun
dusky; O., special says: "Cosnolius acuncsay
shot alid Instantly killed Edward Walsh at Oak
With uenucssY'a wIlo was tic cause.n,
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THE INQUIRY.

Gpeetal Dlsratat to las 7t1baH&.
NEW ioRK, july 11.-'The Assembly Railroad
COMMITTEES dsyoted short session today 10
the examination of statistics Showing somc
features OF tho special contract aud rehate sys-
tetns a. praet!ctd by the Eric Railroad. MF.
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WASHINGTON. =

OGn. NfAnI-unlLcH HE1LGA LQufLh MQU Lh0
Judiciary Act.
EpeeiaI Dlspdtch TO The THb.tnk
WASHINGTON, Juiy 11.-A gentleman here
wt!o received letter by tho lust steamer from
one Of thu persons accompanying Gen. Grants
party, says TINT The report recently started tlat
Gen. Grant docs not intend to return to this
country until next spring ,nust certainly 10 q
mistake, for In this letter tho announcement
was positively made TINT ho expected to return
nbout Sept. 10 next.
The United States Court at Alexandria mot
to-day for the frat time elncu the pnssaca Of The
judicial bill, n,1I not havtng an oif1cAl copy OF
It, tho Judge proceeded with his jnry under tile
%sss VIZ ysts ss ia aSs 5sxgfa 6e fa'es er s 5ads s
provides q very different nnnncr for
arawMy 1.,ries, yet this Court ias
,y.tc; + WI MAKE nse aatt;ssiosn f0s te
nation, however, hut most ot the United states
Courts which meet now Will adlourn l',cis terms
Until September. 0WlAE to tllu fact that they
l,avu not hoen supplied with tho text Of tic Ju-
d!eial bill, md aro not prepared to net under
its provisions.
Senator Morgan has been placed In On cmbar-
rasslng position by n United States C9Bmts-
stoaer whom he attacked By nanao IN the 9euatct
ind charged with aiding and procuring false ur-
resls " tho time Of thu election IL Alabama.
This officer takcs up htofGans statement In de-
tail mud SHOWS couclusivelY TINT tbs Senator
manufactured Ills statemtnts, md that thero
wns no basis whatever to give them -eyon the
shadow OF truth,
JUDICIAL
T. the I1tstern hssoetatfd Press,
WAsM1NGToN, D. G., July 11-A circular pre'
pared by tho Attofuey fienera}, mid now III the
lhlnds Of tho printer will be stRlted In q day oE
40 settng forth tint the Judicial Appropriation
act for tile present fiscal year tantzcs nil cour
expenditures. rac different ieems viii bt
| quoted Ind directions given to MarshafB II
| With. Tbs circular will caution these otIicera
agatuat applying mouuy received for one grade
| vi servico 10 TINT Ut another grade. Judging
| from Information received at the Department
| Of Justtco up to date, tho United 6tntea htar
sfais intend 10 procecd with the duties Of uri'
ot!ices, ntMi undoubtedly anticipate reimburse
| mcAt by Congress.
, 1879-07-12
.DRO1YNED.

~ .4 l@fc wv ~ f1tfs ~
r. - +, Special ptsratea to TIE Tribune. ~
MnwAuKrr, duly, 1i.-Ne!sou Owcus Of
Louisville, a colorcd waiter, was drowned IN
pc,saukec Lako yestaFday afternoon. Ills body
hns been recovered:
'1rc body Of Charles II. Rim, Of Chicago,
who .was drowned III pewaulscc Luko on Mon-
dur, WA recovered yesterday by firing cannon
over the SPOT whcre IL sunk,
Gofefat 2'tc1!cA to ne Tribune ,
BtooM,ssTos. ILL.,, 1ulY ia Ind named
Charlie Allison, aged 10 years, living rnst of'thc
city. waa drowned to-day Wills swimming tu
uacfer's brick pond. 4r3
" S:kcta} hadfcA to 7ae f,1&uxs.
Afct3nRaon, In, July 11.--A 1o-yeat:old so..
Of T. MeCa!t was drowned in thu sfsstsssrpi
here terdaY. whiIo bathing. The body was nut
recovered.
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AN OUTRAGEOUS vERD1CTs

ATLANTA, Ga, July 1l.-fhc Jury in the caso
OF; Gibson brought Ia a verdict OF acqutlal,
based on tic Insanity argument and TUG proved
gpol character VI tic prisoner when sober. Tho
case Inns created grcnt excitement, but tho YER
dict Is GENERALLY Hoi1 recetved.
, 1879-07-12

Loulsv1LLH, XVI July liza fire at Green
vile, KY, this moras.w, destroyed tas drug
s.orea OF N. b. Kingsley md u. II, Mysra, thu
dtY-xueds stoFe Of joues II Irwin aud tho resi-
dence Ut Hrea 3. Stuart Lossi $2a5,0tU to $33,-
0uA No insurance. Origin lncend!ary.
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ANOTHER 1sAWDER-AttLl,

7k*f"k 1KtE3k T II " l2IzEF*H1E E11Is
WstKEsnAnHE, July 1l.--lhss afternoon an
explosion occurred ut Ollvcr's poHdct-uil1, near
Laurel Ruu Stntlon. WlliLl1n Wt,ltchread, John
Mrkca', and Jalsics Durns were fatally, and Fred
Steel a.,a William k!lnuy serlouaiy, injured.
1ho mfti WIS but stlghtly damagou. Cause Of
thu aecIent unknown,
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ITfE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z V1AS3-s
TRENTON, N. J.,july 11.-l'he Supreme Court
l,a8 affirmed the Judgment in the case Of Mrs
Smith ami CuYo Bennett, sentenced to bc hnng-
cd for tile murdor Of Police officer Smith, tho
husband df Mrs Smith. The caAc now goes to
tho Court Of Errors and Appeals.
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GOLD IN MAINE.

WATsav.LLs, Ns.. .Ja'y 1i.-1S.ste-Aasayer
llutchlhes EcpoFts tbs discovery Of gold-bcar-
luz yelu Of auartz IL the weslesn part Ut
Peuobscot County.
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FIRES.
AT KALAMAZOO.
Ep{e{Ql ptspatfh Ia TIA 1.,tnmta. 4.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 1l.-At III early
hour this mornlnR tue hall known ~ the Huron
llouse waE discovered to BE- on are Ths Gro
Was ext!nKuisleu, but not until considerable
uanaaEe WAS tonu. rAe loba VII! approximate
$l,0Q. Fully vUvered by insurance.
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HARTFORD. Conn, July 11.-ln fit Of ioal-
ousy to-day, Johu Herr stabbed Henry Mc!stcr-
ling and then Ills wife. the latter titteen times.
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FIVE MEN 1NJUHEU,
YouxosrowN, o., July 11.--lAo stock-houso
ot tho Stmrol Fnrnacs Company foil In tins
morning. ,.Loaa, abuut S400O, Five men ill.,
t1fed n0ti8 fatally.
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CAR-WIIEELA AND CfILOROFOltnI,
Gptciut Rlxttasch 10 Tn IftbhnA

MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, July 1l.-Waltur Topltr,
construction train conductor, who was run over
tuar q grayc!-pt In thu Mcnon.onec Valley, died
carly itiia afternoon. An overdose of ehforo-
forAl appea previous to tlle nn,putatlon Of n
llll1h IL said to have occasioned tho sudden de-
Illsp
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T
kptetaf Dtspatoh to Tit Tribune.
1Nn1ANAroL1s, Suly 11.-The Vernon, Green's
burg l. Aus'aville Railroad Company flied nr.i-
eles to-day. The capital stock Is $l00, COO. The
lfno runs from North Vurnon, III Jennings
County, through to Grcenaburg and Rushyilie,
Rush county.
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P1rTspuH0, Pa., july t1.-A heavy wind una
rain storm visited this city this afternoon, doing
considerable damage to property, and injuring
several persons, cut nona fatally. Several
louses wcre struck BY lightning, ono At Castle
Shannon, whun was unoccuplcd, being entirely
demolished. During the storm thu st. Charles
caught Are III the attic. Tho wind was
blowing d. gn!o at the time, causlng
approximations oi general contla-rutlon, hut
the Fire Department tY hard work kept thv
is flames from spreadnE, a'Yl soon exttnSatshca
$8,UO0. principally from water. Tie rivers asu
rising rapidly, both hero auA at tho llraa-waters,
With good pToapcct for boat!ny stage. Over
13,00,O00 buRhef9 OF coal will lcuYe iur lower
ports On tho first wnter.
10 ths W<sttf1I Astoctatff PrtsA ..
HARRIsBund, pA, July ll.-About O'Clock
thI8 AFTERNOON Storm OF unusual severity swept
over Maip, 1nniata County. Thu Presbyterlau
md Methodist CHURCHES were u,irnofcl, u,ni the
Lutheran Church slightly damaged. Il row OF
ten buildhEa on Ma!n strcus, occupied prtncl-
pailY as stores, wtru unroafel. thu gablu cutla
were blown IN. and tho contents bally damaged.
badly damaged, and ntttlter Of cHrrfagcs de-
sireyvd. This roof Of thu publc~sclooi building
was blown oil, mud nilo other buildings mora or
lcsB deatnaged. Loss estfsnatea ut 3G5, ,.N0,
4 lady naEned Creawcl1, .i9etl 10, WAS instant
1y killed by thu roof OF tle Presbyterian Church
crushing Into her Residence.
At 1,ewIytawa, AlItl1n County, several houses
were upraoted, md 0n9 entirely dcatroyeu, it
Is feared great destruction u property has oc-
cured In other localities 10 Juntnta an1 MiaIu
Counties,
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DOWN AN TNfg1ANKh1

DoWN AN ENfHANKA1ENT.
HlLKxsuAnRs, Pa., July 1L-Augustus 1lcl-
Ter, engineer, ana K. y. Knull, fireman, weko
Killed ny misplaced switch throwing the en-
Kluu duWA au cmlankmcnt.
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PORT COLNORNE CATASTROPHE.
EpeefdI QkpascA 10 1.ts Trims

FORT CoLDoHNE, uht,. July lI.-The body 0I
John Moouay was recovered yesterday evening
ioat!ng about eight nl!os down the river, nnL
w4s brought hers nll buried to-dny. Thomaa
Consoy's body wss recovered today near Grand
lslatd, ainl taken to Buffalo, This body will
arrIya here tonight Another body Ia reported
juAt washed ashore at Windmill Point. Parties
hayo gone from here TO ldcnify the body. This
lenvcs two out OF tbs six 10 to found yet.
scoltock anl Mooney's bodies were buried to-
daY
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OIL 10

oiao1ssAT1, July 1l.-lseports> arc reaching
here slowly ri destructive tornado which
swept over Northern Ohio to-day, but tho Asta.!s
a1o meagre for want Of tciegraph!c facilities. At
Kcntoa, o., ssyeral houses wero uurooled. At
Maas0esd the damage was extensive to roofs
and buildings, but therU WIS 10 LOSS VI life.
Crops genoraIly suffered severely, the gralu
being blown tut,
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BELFAST. THURSDAY. DECEMBER Il.


private tthAFItN
rEEN"\ r IN ~ TIE EE\. np'AE,
rlgI4< ItnIsli, I.,l'lt,r. MN. 80, t>.n
p.an 'v', wv, '' '''' ''"''"'''''' ' P'''
'u''i0iilIC' = "0no' ',4eH' o'o a'I''le-
n''' - "'' - ?
'It''ho ~ I" "!S'ii"utc nom tHetL
.,io''o, IN S'"'o ! ''e'G Y am y S''Il'
mi i',''9 ny "' ''i I'i'' "0N ~ -
. -. " ~ o'ii''i - u'o" I" pNi'"
9ei' l,"i ''i0 lGllCc "tP"N'te 'ic'i IIouNc
~ ''''0}' no"i'oi NVN ~ ''lo9o
- ~ wv o9''0 NH1i ~ q Lia fS
y : uuii0l ~ r. \ e" 'I'0'i means
9''no u'ii'iol - III oouH'N' an" ""lon :
~ - iIl''N W. "0'o P"'G - ""
'o'o !" "uN rs uIilnei # ,,'o YIN coupe
'il0iii' w wy 'i' 'io'l
~ tne o"Y "HlJH ''e'Se" ItSei ~
A0osi''E Z tiiV70 IL 'Aao ~ PoNe'' ~ .IIG
~ "u' sole'"SIla " 'htNc hIh,'
PGolIo- &c" fe"lS SiHoe WI '"IIieS a.
III ~ I'M, III lo'o'I 9SeuNlh""' le''
VIZ 'H' ''N0I y " 'VN"' '"@"9'''t
W "'o'''' ~ "0 .''I at " P''o' ~
VI n ~ "i''i i"u'e,t !" 'i'r"H ~
7N''' "iio = ''it ~ - ~ '"uio' ~
nc" "eehS th"1 ne WIS supply M HIdlN
N'~h " taU ~" Wy ny HttV VIZ d9SISl-
INC ~ "poul ilollth lHt Pl"Itcl WAS
gwen up II ne lildt sNe'h 20 me pool
II oleSSo(l' 'HtA IutSe persons u "lloIl :
,IdNe Sl'ohtli iH>9N M pltSScu lioetu hul
ie"l 'll"' ''lo 'U!3''''ll winch it9oII Is 20
ny" ! iiltlH"o y SdtiSit inS 'lStlI IAuSI
Nied'e ~ uIlPie"NdA, 'etiliS ~ 'Ht SINH
q anu HAY IDS>lDIN 4tdtl llitI1 10 loNt
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none from starving a notion not entirely
0utgroHu. Society as individuals can he
bet very little superior 10 what The pre-
cedlng conditions have made Ill, and 81
this tendency to tie. has come down from
The past, worse than an inherited disease,
every wear gaining greater force. 50 sad
condition did this class finally bring
upon society, that pauperism was at one
time looked upon rs crime and an att
tempt was made to repress t by punish
ment. But legislation regarded pauper-
ism in one Of its aspects ouIy aHd as a
cure was absurd. But the tbsurdjtN Of
that legislation was The means Of making
provision tor The impotent poor, and that
none but The deserving Should Je assist
ed. in Henry NiII time, a law was
passed rendering those who dispensed
charity privately liable to 4 tine ten times
the amount given, and the beggar wa
10 he whipped lol the first 'neu>e, have
ili5 ears cropped IoT liit Srcoi-.l !, ana put 70
ue'lll' as an eileIiI? 81 'iie nation loI me
thlid' heh compulsory laA was
imposed lor tht dement, OF inc worthy
poor; "ut tie managers OF Ihe iuhdS soon
Drought tne pan me dSTepulr. ~ t!N-
aotth sille 7 iaN was enacted cnaothG
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ana tharybdIS seem ever to threaten.
How to help a needy person, and hi tine
same time preserve that persons seIt-Ie-
Spect' now 70 carry on an organized "a
private chaIIty ana at the same time not
to encourage an lndlsp0SItIon 70 personal
effort now ~ escape me eiaiJnesa vi
parasites; now 10 pc NlSe ln lhe admins
lStlation 81 cndlttF 50 tDal society may
MT oe imposed upon, dnd ytJ all cnSeS oi
need ne met, requires more Thought than
IS ordinarily gwen to sucn things. II is
dllllcuil oilelliheS 70 determine whether
20 ASSIST those "h" come t0 De- or not.
W men 4 boy stands az Your door and
clears ms month n tobacco uce tn ASK
iof = re" pennies lof starving mother.
van IA Inv a f4v l.nirE .In,cLs ~ s..D,
bis f.u,ilv frnm t1a alrYs l,,nya
mast lns,. heart in ,onr atforty Y, ~, y,.,,,
dnt, f. those who need tina ..s.ist,n.o ~
th4 mara fortunate .Wban F., aif, m, I
rnnntrt +epms with andnwma~rs ,ra
portionate. ,nnnnr iIIannss. .Ir,inI.
rnD4ss m,y W. nralirtAl nn,,tarI,.
ReNIpw lrrbhishon Wh,tajay laiI lif
you nav q man IN Totl, ra Win u,r =
MI i,ay Lin, II hay nj yyirf ha, N
III,
:, ne ''''"n ~ d "u'LioeF "i ,le states
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24
Ups and Downs of BOdie.

A San Francisco correspondent
writes: The ups and downs of mining
towns we're well illustrated last
week. Long years ago Bodie had its
ups and then its down. 1t was buried,
and even Second Adventists did not be-
lieve in its resurrection. About three
years ago the Bodie mine was retro
spected, and a show of gold sent the
stock a kiting and resurrected the town
1t was literally born again, and Solo
mons temple, in all its glory, display
ed no such brillisnce by night as the
gorgeous saloons, gambling-shops and
groggeries, open as day to public gaze.
"Four bits a drink" and "Here is 8
handful of nuggets III bet on that game
either wayyou darn please. If that dom,
suit, pay fer the drinks or fight" Oh,
it wa jolly! In a brief year the mine
petered out, and silence reigned in Bo.
dies halls. Only ghosdy sobs sfron
spirit-land were borne on the midnighI
air from Drained gamblers whose stock
losses drove them to suicide. Now,
again, Gabriel's trump proclaims saliva
ton strikes of gold, and sounds the cal
to resurrection. Behold! Bodie, tia,
was dead, is alive again. Its highway
are all abuzz as of yore, and the cid fs
miliar sounds come back bet, yol
bet, he bets. Bcdie stock take.
q sudden bound from &c to $40, ant
fron the priest to the shoeblack, from
aged women to young maidens, all th'
world rushes blindly into the gamble!
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24
The Bug Carnival.

Potato Bug came in his striped coat,
"oh. how do YOU dor haieth he;
: I'm terribly hungry"-wiping his chaps
You've planted potatoes, 1 see"
Game ~waddling along the Coreide,
The triangular bugs. by oshr'
They cry as they spy out the young. tender
vines,
We're glad TO see you have squash"
The GeonetrfdO climb the tree
In the form of an innocent thing,
And playing at circus they VIII all shortly be
Each hanging adown from a string.
Curculio goes for the luscious plum,
And the grape has its foe also,
That hideous thing, the Tomato Worm,
Suburban gardeners know.
The ~IIessian Bug and the Borer tribe,
Long ere the summer f. done,
And numbeTlcss forms of the Caterpillar,
Arc coming every one.
Tien bid them all welcome once again,
The entire pcstilent crew;
Wen all no doubt have enough To eat,
And they'll have enough to eat. too.
-Bosfon Trdnscr,pt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24
Small Expectations.

A foreign Minister here who repre-
sents-well, say Patagonia-was called
upon not long since by the guardian of
an orphan lady to whom an attsche of
the Patagonian Legation had offered his
heart, his hand and his fortune. The
guardian had evidently heard some sto-
ries rejecting upon the young diplomat,
and he questioned his superior officer
concerning him, beginning with his rep
utation for temperance.
EYES," replied the Minister-from
Patagonia be it understanding is tenn
perate. He does not drink much. He
can not drink much, receiving as he
does only $40 8 month salary"
"It has been intimated 10 me that he
CANDLES" suggested the guardian.
EYES," answered the Minister-from
Patsgonia-''all young men play a lit
tie. But he does not play much. How
can he, when his salary is only $40 8
month";"
The guardian, not at all satisfied with
these responses, ventured 20 ask q third
question, about the young attaches
moral character.
"Ah!" replied the Minister-from
Patsgonia-''it is excellent. How, sir,
could it be otherwise, when be only gets
$40 q month? He has not 8 cent e
squauder in dissipation"
The guardian returned thanks for the
information. and the next day it was an.
nouneed that the engagement of the at.
tache Of the Patagonis Legation and s
very charming young orphan lady hsd
been broken off, Washington Cor. Bos
ton Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24
The Facts Concerning Hiawa-
tha's WOOing.

At the front door Of his wig~sm sas
the ancient Arrow-maker-called for
shor, Badly Sours-making arrow heads
of jasper, or what he said va jasper,
though On this point there's q question
in the minds Of these who purchased
came for miles and miles TO purchase
A. his side IS: Minnehahs-ss. hi.
daughter Laughing Water plating
mats Of flags and PUSHES 20 take down
unto the village and swap of unto The
merchants for q few jim-cracts and tin
cans 20 adorn Ter lovely person.
He was thinking As he 81. there OF
the days when, with such arrovs, h<
hsd chased the deer and bison OF ths
Muskodsy, the meadov-chased then
up and down the meadow, and ther
san them scud fas: from him.
She Was thinking Of q hunter IRON
another Tribe and n~s:ion, young anc
tall and quite . m.sher, who, oss
morning in the sprngtine, came 10 buI
her daddy's arrows, and, departing
smiled upon her, saying, "You're tbs
squew for me-" Dressed he vas, snC
al in blankets, Of the color Of the rain
bow, and his hair Vas full Of feathers
feathers of the goose, the wsva, and
the cock-a-doodie-do.
Through their thoughts they heard
footstep, heard . rus;ling in the branch
es, and with painted nos and foreheal
suddenly, from cut the wildwood, Hia
wa.ha stood before them.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-07-24
Boston and Chicago.

Apropos of the recent visit of the
Chicago Commercial Club to Boston
where by the way they were most hos
pitably entertained-a Boston man
(Causeur of the TranScripD tells the
following little story:
ga many years ago. two young men,
John and James, Boston boys both,
were fellow-clerks on Kilby Street.
John went to Chicsgo in its muddy
days, prospered, married, raised a fam
lily, and, ere his hair was gray, became
a well-to-do, substantial citizen, OPEN
handed and op~en-hearted. James re-
manned at home. He, too, prospered,
married, raised a family, and became
one Of the "solid men of Boston,"
Now, it fell out that when Johns eldest
son-they called him Jack-was 81, he
visited Boston, hearing q letter to his
fathers old friend, whom he foNnd in a
dingy Pearl Street couuting-room, deep
in the Advertiser. Jack presented the
letter, and stood, hat in hand, while the
old gentleman read it tUice. "Soyou're
Johns son?" he said. "You don't
look a bit like your father" Then
there was a pause, Jack still standing.
"What brought you to Boston?"
he was asked. "Well, SIR" said
Jack, "father thought I'd better see his
old home and get a taste of salt air"
"Going to be here over Sunday?"
"Yes, SIR" "My pew is No - at
Trinity. Hope to see you there. Glad
to have met YOU" And there the in
terview ended. Now it CHANGED that,
not long after, James's son, rowing
through the West, reached Chicago.
He remembered his fathers friend by
name, and hunted him up in his office.
Well, my son." said a pleasant voice,
before he had closed the door. "My
name is James -, sir, and l thought
-" What? You don't mean to say
that. Of course you are. 1 might
have known it. Where's your bag.
gage?" SAT the hotel, SIR" swell
60 and get it, and take it right up to the
house," answered thegenial old gentle
man, closing his desk with a vigorous
slam. "We'n go right up now. There's
plenty of time for a drive, this after.
noon. This evening you a 60 to the
theater with my girls, and tomorrow
you and 1 will take q run out. on the c.,
B. & O., and have a look at the coun,
try. Then I want to take you out &c
the Stock-Yards, and I have 3 trip on
the lake, and" "But, sir" broke
in the overwhelmed young man, "l
must 60 home Tomorrow" "Tut, tut
my boy, don't talk that way. Yor
can't begin to see this city under q week
and you're going to stay that long any
how" He did. In fact, he's Their,
now.