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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10
Western and Southern States.


Hen Stuart and William elliott were
hanged Mt Fort Smith, Ark, for murders com.
mitted in the Indian TERRITORY. Stuart was
about one.sixteenth Cboctaw blood. and abont
twentv .1,ne years old When be yyas n;nal
teen his parents moved to Hartford, Conn.
and he attended the medical department Of
Yale College. At TWENTY-FIVE wears of are he
was n surgeon on the steamers bet ween New
York and the Isthmus and California. Later
he travelled extensively in Sonth America and
Europe. In 1873 he married in Kansas, and
| aeon after raturned To tho Marion 10 i've H.
crime was being accessory to the murder OF
Dr.. Jones, oil Caddo, whom he accused OF
causing his arrest for introducing LIQUOR in the
Nation. Elliott was of fine appearance, but
of commonplace history He was born in
Ohio in lS47, and received a limited education.
Several months ago he arrived at Muscogee
and took up his residence in the house OF q
dlsrePutabie woman, where, in February, he
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

Did you ever notice the downward
plunge of a young lady's jaw when she
gives utterance to one of those lands !"
that serve as convenient resting places
in her speech while awaiting the brains
catching up with the tongue Boston
transcript.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

WHY no, male Up your minds, al present sai ho,s,
Won an, going 20 stop al when you aIri'e 70
M Grand Central on Broadway is nov Aell ~
American plan at saso 70 $ o. and u'e h'''
=, Al 90 and upward, Per day.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

Rev. w. II. HI. Murray has only his
thumb and one finger on his right hand,
the bursting of shotgun having de-
stroyed three fingers about year ago.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

II you are satisfied to have poor organ, or
run the risk of having a poor one, take any
organ that is offered you. Butii.you desire to
be sure OF having the very best, insist of hav-
ing Mason & Hamlin, and do not be per-
suaded to take any other.
Insist on having o. GilberRs atarches.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

CITY, Ia, did greai damage, sinking two
steamers and forty-hve coal boats, blowing
down a church, school-houses sAwmil and
other buildings, destroying much Of the sugar
cane and fruit crop and causing an estimated
pecuniary loss OF 500, 900.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10
81 ,s75.s7 Fronts In 10 Days,

What Ssl0 has done in Wall street by legiti-
mate stock speculations. Pamphlets contain
ing two unerring rules Tor success mailed Tree
to any person upon application.
Address, A. SIMPSON & CO.,
40 Exchange Place, New York
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

IVVIII - WIUi TOT i-VV VI
The above does not include payments made
on account of the interest or principal of the
public debt OF the United States.
The total number of standard silver dollars
coined during the month OF August was
2,787 ,050 making an aggregate of 40,237 $50
coined to September |.
Up to and including September the re-
copts OF reiunding certificates for conversion
into tour per cent. bonds aggregate $780,
100000.
The total issues of the four per cent. loan
by the Treasury Department up to September
| amount to $40, 1885, 300, leaving $72670
not vet DISPOSED Of
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10
From Washington.

cane and fruit crop and causing an estimated
peouniATy loss OF 500, 200.
From Washington.
General John b. Hood, noted Officer in
the Confederate army, l. dead in his forty
ninth year. He died in New Orleans OF yellow
fever, his death succeeding that Of bis wife by
only few days.
A Deadwood (Dakotn) dispatch says Colonel
n. A. Miles has arrived nj Fort keogh with
his command consisting of seven companies
OF the Fifth Infantry. He brought with him
nearly 1000 hali-breeds, vho have been iur-
nishing arms and ammunition 10 Indians be-
tween the Yellowstone and the boundary line.
lie has cleared the country Of all rowing bands
and driven Sitting Bulls followers across the
American lines, besides breaking up the Illicit
tn,fiic ia arms and ammunition between the
half-brceds and hostile Indians. The campaign
has been very successful, considering the small
loss To Colonel Miles.
The famous Whitehall gold mine on the
narrow gauge railroad near fredericksburg
| Va, formerly owned by Commodore Stockton,
has been purchased by Boston capitalists and
operations will be resumed in October. Some
years ago this mine yielded STAG, 900 in seven
months.
The miners in the Cumberland Md. } region
/
panies to advance the rates Tor mining to fifty
cents per ton. Over 2 900 miners and 800 la
borers were thrown out of employment
Charles DE Young, the San francisco news
paper proprietor who shot Kalloch, working
mems candidate for mayor, has been admitted
to bail in the sum oil $4,000.
During heavy storm at New Orleans and
vicinity, the orange crop was badly damaged
and several coal boats were sunk. The dam
age done will reach 100000.
Official returns OF the Kentucky election give
Governor Blackburn a majority OF 1917 hnt
the rest OF the State ticket somewhat smaller
maiorities. The Greenback candidate iol
Governor polled 1884 votes.
The Secretary of War says that our govern
ment did all that was required under interna
tiOnal law years ago in sending commission
to treat with Sitting Bull and request him 4
return to the United States. At that time III
was in Canadian territory, and he refused Il
accept the proposition made by General Terr!
and Commissioner Lawrence. The CANADIAN
officials have since assumed the Responsible!
of taking care OF cur refugee Indians, and !
they prove troublesome the burden rests upol
the United States to receive back Sitting Bul
and his followers.
The Treasury Department has placed $l5,
900 ,OOU in gold to the credit of the superinten
dent oI tho Assay Once in New York, to b
used in payment for foreign gold and gol
bars now being received by European steam
ers. in payment of balances due this country
This ia The largest amount probably ever re
quired Tor that purpose.
Tho Fnternol Revenue Rureau has nrepare
n statement showing that the number OF gal
Ions Of SHIRTS ntoduced during the fiscal yea
ot 1879 was ii 800 6l7. against &c. lO3. O53 i
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10
HOMES In the WEST!

EXCURSIONS 10 Lincoln, NeDraSka,
TI,i,I I-,.es,Iaty A.. exc.xt Manu-, 1,ntiI ne.
cember. Excursion No. "a leaves N. Y.
Tuesday, sept. 10, 20. Fare about half regular
rates. Fast trains and rstClass guaan-
teed. For descriptive Land Circulars, Information about
Tickets, etc, send address Postal Gard to CHAS.
Il. BAILEY, BIZ broadway, New York.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1879-09-10

Insist on having Q. GilberRs starches.
, 1879-02-13
FROM SITTING BULLS CAMP,

Woop MOUNTAIN, N. W. T.. Jan. a-Mnj.
Walsh has just returned from Sittins Bulls
camp, mud rcports him uutl his camp to bo on
Fscncbmen's Creek, aul on American soil, he
boiuR catnped two miles south Of the limo. The
Minor reports 8. Il. to bo in q gfcut stato
OF excitement. 1t seems tint for some time s.
3. has bcel. very anxious to arrange q peace
with h!s enemies, tho Crows, and negotiations
were taking very favorable turn, wheu the
Crows turned on the Sioux, killed Two Of them,
and stole 163 horses. 8, d. feels ycrr much
aggrtoved Ut the miscarriage OF Ills plans, ulli
says that 1t was the Americans that induced tile
Crows to act 50. He Inns hung up his pipe ut
tho door Of ills lodge. slgnal ntnons 1ntlians
to call tho young men together, nl'd 10 SAYS llo
will 10 to war against tho Crt.ws. T]e Alal1r
strongly advised him not tn 90 to war, bur. ~
thu camp Wns acr0ss tho line, he could do moth
lug toward corrcing thrn.
Thtre IL 10 us1 Disgusting the thlNgi the
Canadians have great deal ui wliftu elvGhont
on THEIR hallls III Slltiug hull. His dislike Is
not to Americans alone, but to all Whites, llo Is
without daabta bad Indian, anl the peupp
hers are begiuu!ug to lad Il out, Tho puiieo
f0rce here. SOME eighteen ali told. aslned With
d gun tint. with tllc improved repeating rifles
that The Indians hAto, would be comparatively
useless, cutlli not do much work, AS ll,ey hi.
1oubtcdly are against eotne 2,0u0 Ut 5000 H.
dlans.
Tho weather hero has been very stormy: one
hAlf-OrrGu was ifUzcn 10 death nt the luot of thu
mountu1n. Respectfully youFs. r.
, 1879-02-13

III tht: kiofk dozc8 over her .ltsoI copies ut the
mnnrnl!tg unbcra, or clInta sturglahly With the
oInviais nf tl'r onnffltso!cc. II Yula nrc curons
enough to peer thrnuE!l The cnrtained wfnduws
of 't!e Cafc do Mctlelt, yo,l Will tllscnvcr llc
Antiquity, mncll-paintetl llHt,cs Of tin. rackctty
cstahlIs]ln,cnt ynwnlpg Al t1leir crochet work.
aml Gslt1ciitly wcAr,tnE for I'll. return Of their
flupefIl ctsstoniers now drinking III law, nctiI.
el1,c' iald nsl'losopy at olt,cr temples. Al Inst
FIVE O'CLOCK
rings ont from t1,c Pantheon, n,lll presently the
Itlo do Mcdlcie to alive agaiu, for The hpur most
tacrc1 TO Parslans,-thc males, Of coutsc,-
rhe,tre DC l'abslnthr, has arrived. The sumo
Wild Absalums cluster at the little tables, nml
great Is tho consumption Of cyll-smclling bcver-
ages Gro tint1er. Tic old Indy At tie kinsk III
teFrtpss her H!umbcrs lu httend to The fast-snr-
eectlinH etOtssartes 0f thc newspaper otllccs,
cravings uF her customers, and F;Narus mil
'Sitc'e* arc rcntnced by franees Isfalrtcs, mil
Aleerftt: very few EatGtttes. though. for Iona.
parti.m Inns few, parisana. great many
White dinner gors on. The sun Inns been sink
ing 70 rest behind tho gray Falnrc I.auns have
hcct, Ill, an'l tho newspaper-siosk once moro
glows with oil the cDlors vi the ratnbow rs tlIc
gus within al,eds Its rays on Its surrounding
walls Ut glass. Then tile cafes
0I,ow CROWDED AND NOISY.
There is q sound OF rrvcry by night u ut tic
MclIcls nnl The Cafc dc lii Juuncssc. Young
ladies' Of anablc tnten, hut llnccrtnlr morality,
stroll BY OF the nrIns Of their stndcnt-swaliis.
Heated political discussions nre brgun In the
cold, silver moonlight drowned, ere they
ended. 10 beer. Bands Of rldc-throatcd gentle
mcn mnrch alohE tho pavement, shouting ani
afnglng-if singing TINT cnn he called which ,nur-
ders aong. TNr sfopkccpcss close their a!,t,t-
ters, nsitl tic bottlc-Ercen poatuau delivers hla
last budget Of iettcrs.
MIDNIGHT.
Still the shouting nti1 singing. II anything
there is more Of It than eycr.-cspcclnl!y at Tho
Jcuncsse. But the quletcr portion OF the street
has retired to rest. Half IN hour later. The
catcs arc closed. The rcrclcrs 1isprrsu In tlll-
ferent directions: sonle move llomeEar,Is,
Rue de Mcjicls IL loft to few bolntca strag-
glers, the sergcnts.de-yillc. and the rug pickrrs
Darkness broods again over tho GardcnB unl
the Palace, nil.i nothing but the distant bawl-
inE OF the tstut1cnts disturb the peaceful incl
ancholy Of tic night. HARRY AiHLrxEN,
, 1879-02-13

fookcl utn.M ynlng Mercer nh his heir TIL the
latter was discovered 10 avc plr,lgr! hts nyGtn
II n,ulatlo r'r. rI,sn tho nnclo sc'tt lin iorth
to care for himself. lie 1rtfttt to New York,
founa employment ntn printer, became hIssI:
pntcl, lost I,s kltun.i0n, wan takcis In nn cared
mil tlnnIly hccanped in tic hest clothes of his
fricnG's father. fcars pas$c,l'a,n! nut!,fnR was
heard trnm Mercer ttt1 n few DAYS nEo, when
West fntin tapcr was received BY John f. Skin
Of Antotuc Mercer, uf'I thu statement lint his
viii IeVlscl flfn fortune, amounting to s50, no,
" to bis old friend. John T.. Skinner, who hnd
bofrtenlcd him at pur, 'teGcrsun, l.. T., ms a
nlnrk 81 reEA.d nnt! appreciation III his kind nets
toward hiHn." 'Ff'c paper stated tllat the for
time cu,nu to Mercer from au uncle, deceased nj
1t. flnmas. Mr.. Skinner has taken stcpa Ia
secure tho fortune which ser,s to he ht., hut
is 30 for from tusinE hts llcad In The ncanwt!ls
that he continues work at hiA ease IA tlsla1.
, 1879-02-13

England hna not American composition alone
to fear for l,er commercial dcradynce as is Illus
tratel by d story toll! BY ilu London cure.
spondent Of the 1ivcTpool .ftrcufu. 4 buyer
Of ttnsrntth'a work waited OH manufacturer
wltha good order, Which must ba completed to
tine. lle munufactllrer would net Engage to
have It ready ~ thu moment named, ilv VIVA
at once told liat tle must taka t,nly us nlel. ns
ho wills ccrtaiu tu hn!sl. sugh lllp muster:
'''Fl'cn mat consult my llelI," 1t was Tues.
day. They hna mt yet returned to work fUr
the week. but uost Of tlien, were gathered to-
cether IN the heighbortng public houses. stan-
ugncturer Aild buyer lllale a tour II, company,
md fund tlle llen uppn whusn good will il,e
fultillsnunt Of u.u contract depended. Thry
needed great deal VI pleading. Il,p mustur
had to make many prumises. But after they
they did ut length c0ndcsctad to do tllu work
hut laY IL ligir hAtLs.
, 1879-02-13
A CITY ON THE ICE.
How Fish Are Caught in Saginaw hay In
the Winter. ,

kAVN N48H arc AAuEHE Ill saginaw D0F IN
tho Winter.
spteta, cprrt,aandtuer o. 7ar 7,,sunt.
~ n.hne ,t,-oma,, t,,o ,,o o.a ueo'nsss
been prosecuted regularly for several years,
mud has attained large proportions, giving cr,-
ploymcpt to largo numbers OF men. md forn,,nr
a ci,v as ,,st,nr, ns II Ia NAYS, ,r,, r.,urnsr,a
AT present tlero afe about !0o buildings coH'-
posing tho city on the 1ec, md active opcratioDs
arc progressing. The soil on which this clty Is
built IA not of that nor,noncut o,turfo,
Wo'eh Maa gwen chicago tae eogno-
men OF "Gnrtlcn Clty": nor vet Is II suscgpti-
bic to the cultivation OF ordinary sun,ucr-crops;
but # IA Of character ner,,lfory a,Iantcd IN thc
at the present time. Tie city is irrceu,arly ad M
out; III fact, no attcntton whatcvcr is paid to
right snslcs and It is not ),ko)y TINT tic ortlt
nary rn1cs fnr f1na,nc a gtv,n locotlon IN !, cit,
,,.,,,, a,,an 49,. art.a ,',-,,. -. A., - ..'r
"oulu aVal1 slere' Inc buildings III this peculiar
anu interesting town havc al been erected since
cold weather set In; nlnl. With very few cxcep.
Thc ~ c,,n n,o,,ros t1,r.o ~ s,ur ,n,1aa ta...'
@ a"s e'.y commences tafee or ioaf 'n''es from
the l'5ht'honsc'a'l extends several miles out III
former years there existed regularly -orrar'izcd
man co,,,r,,. INT hclt.vc lint NJ .uct, ,.on.,t
NV" Go"ns' p"' nss'e "'"t ~ euea eo's.'
tutGu nouy e1tsts tnls season, anu Tue peaGca6le
denizcns arc at Liberty to erect wooden build
1pG ans.uu .. tMe 'lae.,taLs' IL sneY enoosc.
anS oIses s w. ~ .eaItf u u.I'tnf. ss.e, anont
lour Gy e'gnt ieet. lnei ar9 eNeaplY though
Warmly e9nsttaeteai gonctaliy niatie ot thin
ppapef. Ths pink +, !. plsssd il !hs caa opposite
tse noor. ana 1!e p,h,ntT! M T. sAe!l on one s'ao
e. sne nut s,na'. wlnan~ III 1he SLUG anfnts
!smt;i oat, Hml'e taE EnEageu . ~ ns',nG, thls ls
na3uaI!y covered Ing l't'ie nouacs are warmed
W1tn AuEtk-lEtu HtufE6t uVuuL Bl4tECn InEnEk
, 1879-02-13

When Avmen Lights his torch us,d Cupid
sli,tgA hs bow urrosa Ills shoulder u1i1 starts Gtt
III search OF gaulu, tho Southern cuttor mounts
iIs pcgAsus ansl togs oil III tu tiircrton vi sI:.
Paruassus. In the Memphis .4Hptas tho iuur-
rlago ot III. John W. joacs, Of Lagrange. 70
Miss Ltkzto ". l&iyes WIS announced lhu "a her
aaY. ul1 appended to the i.0tlua wefn thu follaw-
illg beautiful gems OF thought:
"llt ctliya,ry ut thu gailant Doctor has gar
lu'1leu hts c1aplet With tho unrest and sMccsest
flower ttlHt htooIns III tlln tl4rtrrrc vi tealttt.
whosu fragrance will ta.prcglatr w.tl. lrlo'etcy
er0ry impulse Ut Ills generous heat. The br:ht-
est star Lint ra1iatek tc igalasy nl fasrlnattng
wot,len skliues upon nlld ilinMltrs his pail,%aY
with her bland auEle a''si alIurnx light, whose
resp!eauent cilul9enre, glu"lns With ulidtHslnsst
lusiro sacl, revolving se.1so will pliot tho III
Rcuinus yetor Ut sn ystinahlu prtxe To NO
hnyrn Vt haupsness Ihu llfu ot the !ntrc.'ht
bridegroom IL c.srnnalet witt tha rlcsest nlul
must beautiful juWc! .tlut gieams y. ti,a Sasset
OF love, whose du1nonst bslllsancy will eoUr with
v more vurnat Aua tiu lauTels wrea!leu arGuMt
Ills brow, slcl.lrd from their VOYAGE dowlitilu
stream of Ttulr. May Joys un1 blessings ~ ex-
Quisltr ulA hulowcd as thosu eugenlersd by i
shower OF Foses scattered down by tAs hands IT
thu I'csi from tho far-oH gardens OF EAE4dlsa
crown your welded luture anl Increase WITH tia
tapso OF years."
, 1879-02-13
LEO KILLS PICTURES.

hrn& roTr<spandeHt& LeH"0h 6to3e.
Tic walls o: Rome arc now covered with p'a-
cards Informing the public that two portrait I'll
of Of Leo Kill, which cost 1000 lire, nrc cx-
posed Tor sale In futaituEe-shop. Tho story
Of tAcsc portraits 10 curioua. On tho elevation
oi Cardinal pecci to tho Ponuacatc, slrnor
Guido Mclinar!, Roman artiss went to Cardinal
Franehi, Secretary Of State, anil requested ucr-
fn.ssion fo make two t,Urt rats OF thu new pUpc,
with or without payment. The Cardinal 7cllei
to fmnortuntty and consented. subsequently, his
Em'ncnec nade inquiries a,lL found that AIollnarl
bore no very high reputation Us an artist lnlt d
the painter W1s 50 inndcst In hls original ae-
n,n1'l the Cardinal felt no great disquict about
the tnatscr. When the portralts arrived they
ncsscs, and Franchi tuadc up hIs mind to stick
them in corner n to give tile artist tho lib
eral donation VI 600 lire fur his trouble. Before
tic payment was made Cardinal Franchi died.
Ills rswartl, aud when DO heard t'lat only 800 itrn
were to be given to him llu sppearcd to be as.
founded, md boldly claimed no less thai 1,aoO
lire. The heirs Of Cardinal franc!l were un.
petu. 70 act tMei sssr an ra1t ' hs
pictures Wcr1 sNnHa Ia Prof. HmptanI, Ne,n.
neF of tile fatnotls Academy Of 81. Luke. The
Professor said thas Que OF the portraits Was
worth 100 lire. the cost Of the canvas unl ute-
NIGHTS; uMl the other, at a high valuation, lie
estimated NJ 500 lire. but before aeourt he might
pit Its price at quo lire. the Inferior DlctuFe be-
NOW reduced his clain 10 600 lire Tor both p,rt-
urts, ind the hei.s Of Francht offered to nav 700
lireih fullqut;tance. Another Aratlctciau, Prof.
Gtanlll, 6etng privately tntcreogatcd, can-
fesse,l that I'd agreed witt, Dnulpiant that Is
WORKS Of nrt the p!ctu1ts were yalueltss. ,Rtly-
tug probably OH tlesu private!y-erpse.spd .opin-
Ions VI lhe professors, Martlni,i. the valucr,
uropascd the the dfspntu ehould TO submitted
tn is,c Academy Of St. Lake, md that its dccs-
Ion should he fnat and without appeal. The
proposal WIS accepted, aa the Professors Of tho
Academy, theu.iing Bompianl ur.l Urll,tlI, met
null hnantusously signed tile following vcfl2t:
"1he heirs Of Cardinal Franclh are bound to
pa. LOO lire for the portraits patntel by Signor
atolinar.' The money WIS ,'aid, md by way OF
revenge the publlc are now invited by murul
plncards to Inspect the portraits, the rcrcipt for
2,0O0 lire nIlL the signatures OF the Professors
of the Academy, which are utl exuosed to view
IN the Neutrality-suspicious. In Via del Tcatro
Vale, No. u.
, 1879-02-13


1t Is tile Brighton winter scasuu. Lucky
Brighton, which contrjves to have so mcny sea
sonst Luckicr still, this city by tho scu, which
nlwars finds patrons, no matter how dull trade
may be, no matter whit other city may 10
stepped to the lips In poverty. There will,
suppose, always BE- rich people enough to keep
Brighton going, and men ntMl wurlleil OF fashion
to tuaka Kings road spriEhtty, aud ioral sselcty
gay. wherever riches Aid fashion forcgatler
There Will art Ard literature, mud the Aungcrs-on
Ut society, htso b. found. Let us take our place
on the stcpB Or fntnn1B hotel on the fashlona-
bic drive, factng the sea, aild count u tue nutn-
ni.es who arc here 1na as you VIII ua ns
daily am! Nightly cnglIcd in tic exercise OF
.lelr profession, you will trmci1bcr ,hut Brleli.
ton Is oniy An hour tatld quarter'stfstanec fru1n
tilr metropolis. There uru many Lonioncts
from Saturday to alundny, a,ll thousands wllu
orc continually ruan!ng up md down. Mr..
ueoESc Lewis OF legal fame ls here, the solicit.
or Who lias just helped Labuuellcrs to lay
Wybrow ltoberts0n Ii, the dust. Mr.. Lewis is =
slim, youus.luuling man for utic wltu ilas u.nde
70 great a nalnc among the LAWYERS Ut London.
Ihe nretty orelynlooktng, Indy on MIA arni
Is su,ilt1ss A!ll sautinE him with luis ridinr-wltp
is Edmund iatca, who 10 bestrlliuG sturdy,
ol1:iaslliancd English cob: Nr. Yatcs l,as gono
residential street lu London. Mr. Liuncl Law
son, the elief Proprietor of the Te.sgraph,
drives pnst us, bea1niug with health, Ills anibl-
ttOn tu 0c one Of tlLe richest Ut Engta1l'y com
snonc1. becoming mose anu more puss!hlu every
day. They eay he made Fl ,0jQ, 900 in Turkt tho
day t,,p HFitlsl prutectornte WIS ANNOUNCED
Hutl! Here's atgtt for Brighton. A spllcr-
wleecd American carriage, with d pufr 0f hurses,
bctwccn tarks "'Il rotters. 1t Is q novelty here,
aHd looks atsange among the heavy vehicles OF
the Engttsb. Tin driver Is Mr.. Charles Wynd-
ham oG Criterion und - Pink DouIinos" futne.
Let US pull him up 4,lsi ask whether he i really
go!ng 10 produce ~ Lemons" mo-" he says.
"What thtn!" He 1uugbs a1ld says, "1Hntt and
sec, mon amir 1t Ia not necessary. We llup-
pen to know. Tic wnrv md clever Wyndhum
canIot keen eycrybouy's kerret. TlhsI nrw
cuncdy will be Bronson Towards " Hurricanes +"
recas., rewritten, and possibly renamed. The
nstaptor of Les Fourcnambault Is at work
o,, 1t NOW. I.urtl Ronald t}uwer walks BY. lit
IL sculptor. ilabouNht Nldcs first important
picture. ''l.nycrs !n Il Bout Oh tho Thamcs."
Several members ot tho Oprta Comtque Com
putiv are In The raratle. II. n. s. ptnatorc"
IL taking u rest. Sergeant BalInntyne, Who snc-
rillccd JudEeshtp 10 Bohemia, strulls lcisuretY
BY, and the Duke Of Beaufort smokes hts clGnr
ailtl returns surnn old friends greeting with
gcn!al smile. Sir. Arthur Cecil, ut the prInee
Of Wues' {who delighted Wlikc Collins year
or I'M ago by Ills extraordinary performance VI
The dUetnr Ii ,!iss Gwtlt y, passcs Us on ,ha
way to the lraiu, frI 1nlf duzen other tl,eatrc-
al artists arc on their way hack to the fpIs uIiu
foUkttVht4 Of tho metrDuoIie,
, 1879-02-13
EUROPEAN GOSSIP.


NU lLOI GAN VOSS1t.
HOW EUGENE BECAME EMPRESS.
Lnafon 3rHth.
In the rcar Is Is. or tl,crcaboutst the ParIs[an
Prefecture dc Police turned It's attention TO the
Countess dc MunttIo, who was then residing,
wita her two daughters, on tic third floor Of
house In the Rue st. Antotnc, Paris, mud asked
the Comnlssalrc TT The quarter to make inqnI-
Tca about this lady. The requeht was not M
unusual one, for tile Police Ut Continental cities
arc accustomed to pry into the affairs Of strang-
crs; 60 the connlissairo sent IN rcpurt which
rat, substantially titus: "1he Countess do
Montlju, divorced wife Of 8pan!sl, Orandcc.
scems to Iiye In cusy but not aLslucnt circum-
stancrs. Size receives few ladies', but many dis.
tugu!shctl foregncra Of itur own a,,l otlIrr
counttca. Hhc gives occasional tca-partics, ut
Witch cards arc pMycj. Her dau1lItcrs-one
ngcll ~, Alld the other 1e-are renowned for
going lu marry tiit Duke d Aibc," ctr.
Ihts 1epurt. founded Probably on the gossip
eliclteH ITEM servants hy foolish dctrctsvc,
tons; Tut it was duly lodged III the urs!,tses 0f
tlr Prefecture, whence thu Republicans extract
I'd u nscr The tal u ie Second Etnnfrc. for pub
llration 1t, that sissbby so'rcson o( State pAuers
entitled "FaschuIes" tfy t}biect tn quoting H.
here i to recall tile impression whcs, existed In
HE tciul mimi as to tlIg responsibility Ut the
Countess de At0ItilO. She was rated III police.
books u iatlywion society rallsrrrutatd whose
tiguwing.rOam was little better tll4n d 1Ultte
Entnbltns-saIuon. THE truth ", lint there was
ho,lIiny ugaHst Mine, dc MontII, except her
separation Fr1tsi her husband. After this unfur-
tutate domestic event, she went truvrilnw at,olt
q kind 0i flying education In tierlnany, fl Eu+
lanu, nud finally III Furis. The Countess enjoyed
u hatnlso,nc ailowatce, nnd her slaugnters wcrc
taught by tic best n,astcrs; but Ut
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