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, 1879-05-02

a nECEAT F1GIlT1S0.
'crr TOWN, April t5.-No newa Of impor-
t,prc tron, Natal,
tonl Chelmsford Inns arrived at Duroan, md
a,t, loz rietcrmnritzburg the ,17t1,, whence he
kill 20 to Dundee.
sjf Dartle Frcre arrived at Pretoria April 10,
.,s,rr = .s,.sfaetosy Interview With tue Hogra.
On April tle Colonial forccs unaucccsstully
t,,ultttl tho stronghold o' tho Dlsuta Ch'el
poltosi. Thcy lost two officers md friendly
p..7e Chief killed, and Que officer an4 twenty
t1o mciI sounded.
, 1879-05-02

THE FLOODS IN TEXAS.

THE FLOODS IN TKNAs.
lIousros, Tex, April 2a.--hn incident OF
Tic Hood was tho drowning Of an entire fan'-
tly-a father, mother, anil four childrcu-'lt
uraud Lake, tl,!rly-stx miles north Of HoHa.
ion. Tlry were s,,rrounde1 by watcr, at
right nml all rcristed. The Ban ''aclnto kivs5
va four miles arross, and raIlroasl
nrokcman sayctl hiuscl! by cllnglng two days to
hav' nt III, mouth Of the Sun Jacfntn Ryer. IVES
Completely tubmerec.'. !,e sotor roso % ovsr u
,,cghhnrfn,. hill entirely surrounded by water,
irny;ny nil t.e,s provisions aud ctfects to t'c
mercy Of tho rising tide.
, 1879-05-02
rR1aurEUL ACCIDENT.

Ctso1HnArl, May Ia passenger train norsa
on tho whitewater Valley railroad scatersay,
when near Brookyillc, Ind. ran Into wagon
containing Henry straw1uier and Vile
daughter aged 70, mud young aoo. fnc
wagon, after bo1ng carried $50 Yards, was thrown
,nsi,]o the track, complete wreck. Mrs. Straw
mter wa. injured internally. supposed to he
fatally. The daughter was found eoVcre.! with
blood, a ptrcc OF wood being driven 'nto her
1csIl, aud .Yil probably die. Tle1nsher ana Bo''
recriyed slight INJURIES.
, 1879-05-02

HORACE II, IiOUG1ITON.
Thu ,fr.th ~ Mr.. II. II. tIonehton A nnnounc-
~ ',,...,a,. t..,,1 f,o,nn. yo.,or,,n, ,norn,
GU 10 o"E o'spl's" ''..' o"" sa..,. ~.
Ing, deserves mare tnah nass'Ae ho'Nc. ar.
iIottrlston was the oldest editor In tho stAte OF
1r,,nnte. native of Vermont, md printer
80. ..sS., H., ,.,,ronco1 t,fc >,y rnbtfsh,n1, ntui
ny t'a"c' NV eon"c t,"..,.. r.. Ill.,. Cat. tto
cd'tnR paper ~ taste'an na J." '''*' SUI.
removed 10 uatena III lo1f' a'" eu'''.,o"s.' ..
Wurk In tl,c Office Of the HorfhTtstffH Haft3tet
No., n,,,,.nn, Nv a. tf. nart,ett. ,shp after
.." ta.'.s.i .,J r,,,lt.hcd tI,r f,u,ncy }rho.
"atus !ou"ue" ~. p"D % ~. IT,. ,,,a r.n.
III lEN Mr HouRh!on oeca'!,e Ivy ea'tvt W..
prfrtor OF lG 4S0rttresftrn fa;tft aEil continued
a. amin rdttnr If tl,c puper Tor more thn, thirty
..... ,r,.h ,,u evcrnt,on of A uhprk interval,
ssa's' WI" ,,S ..,.s,., ,,,nor y, 1,nfmnur
~tfeh ae puo''sacu sssht; "su ,u.o,1r i1a,aI',nn
Ia. taicd The IfunScTIH. In i54o sl1. lonk"o,
uu!l,sfwd a tri-week)y ct]ftsou Of h!s paper at
f;n!cno. called u,e Ualcna Ad,vrt;set. which sub
..,,ont,y v,.,v tn+o. ttaI17 par,e5, and is now
, 1879-05-02

three feet across. and he could chsly jump It.
"You can't tell anything about Il In ths b'arst-
ed country" responded Tic other; ut mar bo
800 fecs across." Ilis morning walk proved to
extend nbout Afteen mt1es before be reached tho
foothills.
, 1879-05-02
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY.

..NEu Yopx, 3,aY 1.-THE Ncw York Elevated
Hai,,osa, osgAnlzpd In 1851 to-day declared IT.
.ilrst dividend. 1hIs was oau of 8 per rent. IN
tubtlot!ou tue road gave nIinner at Delmobl-
co.. tonight, with larga attendance Ut Ptomt~
ueut cItlxrns, Cyrus ". Field, IN h!a speech,
satl lu,at all tle differences between tho Metro
po)ltau npa l,ts road had becn amicably sesttod'
at,l the rivalry was generous and friendly ons.
'These "a q bells{ that the saads will eventually
, 1879-05-02

CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-Thc opening game
Of the League season hero was grcetea to-day
by about twelve hundred people at the new
rrouud, The weather was too cold for comfort
10 spectators, anl with overcpats and n,utIlca
necks ll,ey still found 1t impossible not to show
impattcucc. The Providence Club were On
hand early, md ato fIne.look,ng tDt Of men In
ttcjr new uniforms. il was generally conceded
TINT tcy would win, but It was Hoped Tint their
score would not be 40 heavy rs 1t VAS. The dAv
was lost to Clovclnnd by errora Ia tic field on
their part md heavy battling by the Providence
team. Clcyelatd could mol lit Wards balls.
Thu game was tuo oncs!dcd to be Interesting.
ncDitE,
, 1879-05-02

Nsw Yovx, MAY l.-Owlng to tho difficulty IN
procuring thu new tobacco sta'nps' slap'nehts ls
were delayed, and this morning c'aF.erna 1ast
freight tralu tua<tul with taoarco le1t 1es'es
C,ty for Chicago. v!a tl4y PennsyIsania hallway,
WIDER eontract to make the Ea1a, tnrooe 1 !a,n ~
,xrs olao Of tins, alll l,ad averaged ofty MI!es
per hour,
, 1879-05-02

NENA kANKk1s
{HaFH1f- y ,
Ebtcnuo. .,,, .,,,0 q u 0 q 0 y 0--:l
bYtacrisu ..... ...U u . q U U U o.
Two.basc hlts-Darympe. uorc.
Three. hare hit-Flint.
Flrei has0 III errurs--GhlcaXo. 2: Syracuse. 7.
Errors Affecting TIN agurc-Cdcn4o, 4; syfa'
cufc, l..
I.aacn On called halls -ChicaRo, g.. .
Dnnhlc n1ayn-Wlll1arson, t&ncst, and Aason;
Kelly mud natYsn.
Umpirs-W. X. Fu,lonR, OF Milwaukee,
, 1879-05-02
AT MILWAUKEE.

speetal Dtspdteh to The Tt4bhn<-
MILWAUKEE, May LA fire at haif-past =
o'clock this morning almost totaEly DESTROYED
tic la,,tl.pla.ttr mill Of Hilbert, Gscn1lch Il
Co., operated by G. j. kcrsflaw, Assignee. Loss
s9,:,W).-si, ,tXu On building anu 81. .:.00 on stock:
Insurance 300o,-s1,0o0 On building m'd
S9,pW oI stork.
, 1879-05-02
Rim OYER.

Sp,cfa, I7fsnafcA 10 Fa' 7tft"Hs.
RocMksrEH, Mtnn., stay f.--Wh''c luz llfc.
meu were running To Il fro tits 1"u!1. AZURE"
t,lsou was run over by u thrcet01I s'lsl'S 1''e'
steamer, ll,c tfrchux pass,lg oscr lin. lloho"
ltcs In critical condition.
, 1879-05-02

~Nslsa,@. llundseds Of little Ncfrsa
NN.-Nt' ''c ant atuscles respond 10 tho
Ypi1Ac ss3 iEc1Rc Electrical Action Of these
PIacrrR5 wonderful riaale1s, ta0
Afo ! EsA mulnrnt theY ara applied.
They Instantly Ann1hllato fnln, atfehGtaen " eaN
srd Painful paris. Draw putsuns from the Hood.
prevent Fcyrr and Apuc, Liver and Kidney coia-
plants.
, 1879-05-02
THF WEATHER.

os2lcn or T1tE CnIHv SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. C.. alay 2-1 d. m.-Iniea-
tths: For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley rising
Ia'oWea by falling barome.cr, diminishing
Edflhe.Y Winds shifting TO warmer Ronth anu
tait, Tlth clear or purity cloudy weather.
tyt Thy Upper AtiystssfDpl ullsl Lower Mis-.
hla 3alleYe, northeast to southeast winds,
IasloHasy or falling barometer, warmer, purity
cloudy weather.
fGr the Upper lake region, diminishing
,notIhtFls wtads, cooler, clear weather, ata full
teF Tbs lowcr Lnko region, slightly cooler
sst.etly Winds. stationary or ristug baro1netcr,
eeaF Or patt!y cloudy weather.
L0uAL COMBINATIONS.
, 1879-05-02

FORT WAYNE.

FoRT WAYNE. lntl., May l.-'rl'e. Democratic
CITY Convention, after n prolonged sesstn1'. was
delivered uf tho followtn!. t'rkct; Mayor. C. A.
Zolllnscr; clork, j. II. .l'rcntmaa; Treasurer
Bartou AssessoF 5oin z; Malr' Tlnr,nss Massa'
Wensy . atoaaias' CI,arlcs MrCu1IMh. and Chris.
topnrr Doxekcr. The ticket Ia considered weaS,
.nd It's Republicans homo to defeat several VI
TIE tn11tneca.
, 1879-05-02

Minneapolis, Mr.. q. II. Hall. SECRETARY Of til"
KHnaas CITY trnck, nnti Mr.. Dnn j. Eob]naon.
Secretary oi tl,r Association Of tacksnn. M'ef''
1t IA proposed to form circuit wllirl' shall ~
ciute Milwaukee, Minneapolis kansas City.
st. Louis Louisville, Cincinnati, aud Chicago
Several of ,ltr.c Associasioha will moi Dr. rcprr-
scented at todAy'a fnenttng. but II I. thought
they Wilt loin circuit It ono Is formed.
, 1879-05-02

EUfcldl lHtIF1'fH N 7HF 7sfbHHF'
DErRo,r, Atch., May l.-Jerem!at' t'oaa~,n
WIS rn,,nl by ,s police oil the street Tonight N
n dyng condition. Ile said TINT while on h's
way to lanco ne tonk reyo1ser frc'1. his h'i'.
nockct. whom It WINS accidentally hrefi., tl1 ban
|odVlDg In hls abdomen. lilo "lll d'e oe'ofe
morning.
, 1879-05-02

LONDON, May LA dispatch from Rome says
DE Internal condition Of Russia has causcd
mtpsns!on Of negotiations with the. Vatican.
Tbe ropo llas finally decided tint the participa-
tka u Catholics III elections Is lawful.
, 1879-05-02

Nnfc{T U1Sp0Iof % 71Z 9f7bHH9*
MADISON, Wis, May 1.-The large brick
farc-heusc Of j. ". Harvey, ia the Town Of
Madison, four miles southeast Of this city, ~aa
tutally consumed by fire Inst night, toGetEcr
with atl ftu contents, The family barely escap1
with their lives. Loss OIL huusc mud contents
$',nC0: 1nsurAsicc 81, SIN In the Continental. 81
New York. The llr. originated lu d flue which
t,ad becume chokca with SCOT.
, 1879-05-02

C1ao1sNArr, O., May 1.-the Gatne to-day be-
tween The Cincinnati Club mud tho Troy Cltys
was Witnessed by about 1,Q00 people, After tho
nervousness which characterized tho players Of
hoth clubs In the 1rst three innings wore oil,
the ulaYng was magnificent. Following Ia TIC
BConk:
, 1879-05-02

Dosrox. May l.-'rhc prcsont tEaw and rain
arc cs.tistn9 n general r[sc !" t"e f'Vsfs ~ ~"
rnuI.rd The Mcrrfnac IL sn swHllen At Mall
chcstrr n H., tlat ,ic mills ara otllcr to s,'''t
down, antl anus .00 operatives arc temporarily
nItt Of cmnlpYllGnt.
, 1879-05-02
SHIT nOWN.

hit, an. May l,-Thu 9eneea at.l Twin coll.
Cuahn."sDxs "DstateA ey thu pItts.on s. E.mtra Coal
IL r. o. l1ts p!ace, bayc closed operations
hui ~, taasan!!e tern. Thu reato.,, II Ia sai1,
kaat. w. ~ ton pany can buy coal at their gs1llnE
,hp sa*f tsian they Tan ut tl.rir n,tnu and
4to1o M mstefa' hundred uleu ant! boYs Wtll 10
, 1879-05-02
1tf5II,fttl.

sptei1| n+,r1.rh IN Tae Tr'hHnf'
MILWAUKEE, Wis, May Ia child o1 FTanz
IInt,lnccr. n CIiutnt1-strcst salon' Keeper: ~!
into tnh of bulltNs wpter to-fleht Ill" "a'
fatally Rxalltt1.
, 1879-05-02

Spfc50I D1foa!ch 70 TIC 7T!5"Hk
East SAGINAW, Mich, Afay 1.-The res1dencc
of Charles Spalth. Of Saginaw City, burned to-
day. Luss s., 600, irsurn.,co $lOa.
ii'hc Lnrn aid out1,.,uee Of Mira. Afurdock. OF
Tittat,awussee Township, burned Inst night.
Loss $l,U01.
, 1879-05-02

NAbafp, May 1.-The Journals cosnucnt on
ht agitation caused by tllc dcarncss Of bread,
nd 1orcras nrgu reduction oE tho import
autes. In number of towns tour Is nearly
Sihltings pst hectolitrc.
, 1879-05-02

The alarm from Boz 100 at O o'clock Inst cTen-
tng was caused by tho explosion of ieFustno
,u1np in sllantY At tho garner OF Archer avcHuu
at1l Gruyu street. Damage nominal.
, 1879-05-02

II H1tHHEH"f" 1FeEtHtKtVT UH WHBRys
The temperance question wns up In The siiune-
sota Legislature tho other dav. and member
made d spccch against prohibition. "Aln.ost
the t'rst tf,tng my tnfant eyes rested on," lie
said, "was a wl,iskr.sIlI. Ny father never sat
down tn dinner without bottle Of wn[aky on
the tablc. md Ho d! drank II. Ever stues can
remember I llayo been In tho habit of tnklng
whisky every day. II hnso skipped n tlav
havo forgotten 1t. They say itat whisky kills
men and btoats them. It hasn't killed me, and
ask anv member OF the llouse to say II ho
links II las btoatcA mc.'s
''1,on't Worry Mo
with Jonr compAints About yoItr tceth, said an .
annoyed father to lbs ''aweet.alxteenef." ~
told you 10 buy tho Huxodoht anil use II. but you
dtnt, and ron deserve to sufor." And no sto
did, ana all othor swtet.s!xtcontra who act like
her.
, 1879-05-02

ro tho rescue with l!ales Honey Of li.'cnoana .l,
auu Tar before Thy bsby 4stqns!ss ,,s ~lan sto'f'
Tikc's TuvtAaehe utpps euro !u vnc minute
, 1879-05-02

lutLApHLPil,A, pa., May l.-Iho sc1'u5'R"! ~
Coa Exchange will maku MI advance upon apr"
urIcrs ot u cotlts pcr ton.
, 1879-05-02

1s4Fn61 fMhH@UCttUtl. a
First baso on hnllH-Force. i.
struck uut--lIo+tpn. @: Hnffa!o, 8.
Halls catlea-On Calvin. ~; on Ilond. G1.
Strikes ca1lctl-OE ualyin. IL: Mt Rond, 8.
Tlu,e-~Two hours and fhrty minutes.
Umptre-Gi11ean, Ut London.
, 1879-05-02
CHINA.


Aesa RoNn, May i.-Gen. Grant arrived here
Ii good health.
, 1879-05-02

SARAH j. II. HALE.
PHILADELPHIA, ra,, May 1.-Atrs. Sarah j. H.
Hale, for half century cd!trcss Of 0"itY's
Lu<lV's Hook, lIcd Inst ercuing.
, 1879-05-02
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY MAY 1s79-TwELvE PAGES

consolidate, though the officers deny That any
suc., Intention cxlsts. The Metropolitan East
al,te line Ia being rapidly pushed.
, 1879-05-02
FATAL.


r. had told her that Robert was dead, and that
sho hal divorce from her Burlington hushnud
-Bcnnert: anil inst'y, that Mss. r. and Wshe,
s'le threw down tho money, and thcn,
"a At other times. H. was s,l talk;
nor had she {Mrs. RYDER ever heard her M
make any threats naaihsk Websr. The ola lauy
10 ionu Al Mrs. Robert lived with her, she be.
lcye.l her to bs reputable wotnau,. and treated
her ~ such; nn that the secret ol t!e cl,!lae .
Maternity was not madu known to her tSrs:
Rydvr) Until Mrs. Rotert came to hos aut aaRed
her To tcstsy ft her behalf.
, 1879-05-02
THEN NASHVILLE RACES

THE NAsllV!LLE nt>IE
NAsHylI1.R, May l.-At tl1c talto oaY.s ras"e
over the Nashville Dlood-aorse Association
track tho weather was clear md rather COOL a'lu
tl,a track In good condition.
II TIC frat race, Cumberland stakes Tor a.year-
olds, SO entrance, SIS forfeit, tile Association
to add $5oD, lnita meats, Duekden Lass MarS
Walton, Deatitudc, March!o'ess' eAas'o"'aa"e'
and Ben 1lasd atostcd.
suaxAnr:
Mn nrcb,oness ...,,. :. -. ......,......a ! !
Mary Walton. .............,... ~" - II,
Dueton Lazy s,m..i,47; i::i7, ,:soa. ''1
IN the sscoud race Association pufse, sioo' ,aou
Wander socond, Joo Rhoncs foutta, hen ltora
fiith. Time 1;48 .ooo a.o =.
The tlrsi saeo iMmMSan '.t's s nMsrtcr. was won
ns r. G'na ..n. w., ninma D. r. Keprur, ai,d Stella
nnn1accd, Timy, 1,i8.
1'he French mutlals paid $l8o on tlls race.
, 1879-05-02

- ,o,1nr her Eusopsan a"l Atnsr,s"n ,'..,''.,
r.t Of '';%e Tne meeting a.!optcd n resolution
naskta' t,,e establishment "f rctalatosy
dtn1uti'''s ,r,,,,l tus,lre Tho c1fstenco VI ha-
,n .s industry ,p,.x ,,aarx.
,,r,, s.y ,-t1u'"' s'a.s' st','',n' ,nq "o'et of
fih's' s',aod a dinner Wednesday III 'lonor ~.
r.; t;s... stoushton ani @"s"ssH' A@'onu . '"'
a'', '.,. ycro cx.scnstar te''.o" a'o '''" '"''"'
GERMANY.
vupEuos Wt!fdAM.
,,,,,s, May l.--Ito Etnpsfor Will feluf" on
II. 9Th OF %s5' o,r,ourp
..,, ,n1,nu military roylew has bren
'.s ',sorr, 10 tte 2stt.
-, ,,c Emusr,r's goldeu wedding nrt'
WV ''.,n to H. TetnrssasS oa ,"e ln'" v. ".'ns'
y. II, mass iie Hilf'ff'ef IL to'ef"oa' "'a ''-
u u. I'M N fiyudla in a"sa'nn'
'"e 1snus1nfAt EXHIBITION.
p,o,,s, Mas 1.-fho indsss'sai EAros's'a''
bta1", lie oncue,l hero to-day In thu orescnra
- u" ,,tn,.,ars pni other distinguished per.
81 ~. .orothcr with tho principal tns'nielpnl sa'
tonh ,,.s ami large nu.Ahcr of leading inlabl-
tpts. .o,,rco n,,Ty.
Nav t.-9oml.Ot}icial papers an
bA"s,", a,ca.,,rc for Tic sudden ncrcase Vi the
''u,0 a,. m tobacco. 1t II probable this atsp 10
oao "', W. IN order 10 prevent larga speculative i'm
nssA s.nn rreytous 10 the nal passngo Ut the net
% she sub|est' ..,a.,n.
,.,,,x May 1,-princo Alexander of Dattcn'
oA" ,n., c,eeted 10 tho throne Of Bulgaria, llas
~t, ,*Isaed t[s commission in tlie oornntl army'
HUNGARY.
F1oops.
r,,rx,, NAV 1.-Owlnx to heavy rains In
n''s.ss , und the melting of tic snows, tin
nuus s.s. h,rc everywhere risen. The ghrs in ate
's.,. =, szegedn haro not yet been closed
+%sxa,s,s have rlaetl III tho tow,i. reiloodlna
,hs nv o1ol,nl which hal already becon'o dry.
NV HURRICANE.
px,ru NAV IA yIoscnt hurricane at Siege
#. x..tcn,ay destroyed tho works prepared 70
.s,o,n,, the railway md !lling The breaches II
~. d.ms, Darars filled with building n,ateria
wv ~, s.,tt, werc mostly sunk. Thu storm ca,tsc'
.~.o,,re fresh breaches in tic railway cHlbanE
n.ut md tic laborsrs arc in great dauEei
R+lei has been sent to tlcm.
Toypoy, May la telegram from Pcsti' IT
,n.,t that Csoucrad Ia ngain threatened wiki
soo, Tho Iuhabsnnts arc working night ati
,,r I, IA ,a,noscd that iiolmezovasnrhclY aa
tIdc,k arn inundated.
, 1879-05-02

PRIZE FfGftT.
surctat Dlsna.eh to Ina ntsnns.
Nnw YoRK, May 1.-The prize fight between
Duycr n.ul Elliott, Tor s9.0o0 md the c1mupon-
shIp, will taks playe near Port Dover, tatsada,
next Thursday.
, 1879-05-02
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Taking hoi!f with enthusiasm of CaAweli'a
Slippery Elm tozenges has cured many 4 cough.
Sold In Chicago BY huck II Rayncr.
, 1879-05-02

C0NGItiAT0ny.
BOMBAY, May --latest communication from
butmah IL very c0nulliatury III tone.
, 1879-05-02
WEkA STEAMSHIP NEWS

yuoSshN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
asts Of ttppsx, TX, Nay la rived. the steamship
sovrn n.sE ..ssnEatylSania, from Glasgow.
nxt NAY l.-ArrtYed, uhto, nallt'
nj d pans,eisco, Alar l.-sailcl, t1,u steamer
@sA'oa' far Hous Kong via Yukohalna.
, 1879-05-02

m. na- "a NJ K!.a: |y.: -: o.a!s.z
IN ua q .i8t4 u i 81 IE.... },....tcteMr.
!n !n IN S.ttiI II al IN, E,,,| I.,.. EIrar.
II ~ p m :ki ix3 ~ ~ 'E..,,,,.i u i.... Clear.
,GM ~ NJ " IDi ~ q Calul,, ,,| =, !,u,, Clear,
M.sG n. 40 Ito Is u iEnln. I'll :. 80. iClUaF.
Asa1aso. 48s uniatmunn. 10.
CRIMINAL LnMtERTATt0Na.
EHtuA9,. blny 1-t0:Ia PIN.
, 1879-05-02

Tlm0-TwO h0uFA aHl tWenIy"E1x H1Ha'ee's
Pools tonight gu tomorrow, to 10 In favor
of prnYdrneg.
, 1879-05-01
Bismarck's Gluttony.

NJ, p,;r,o'y wiz oudaci-y. pietv and
~. lu. l:.,- 'l''I ;,.a ;r.;a,if,,Ica whom
INNS, ''-','',,7 ',,' ,r;,L .Lo ,.rgo and yoracitv
CG' '''.r" .,,, ',, ,,r;rco,v a%no,itc On the
w. I 49,, ,rIa,' 'o' J., deIiyorcj himself Of hi,
,'a, ,.,'', ~, H., E,,cl, Sea question, ne
,,,'' ..,.,,, W., fn,,, or a+,arl, Of iudis.
.;.;.,, ",,3 i,,', ,,,I +; ,no,'s von'd prr,uma.
+T,, I,'''o''', ~. ,:rL+o~ +har rsnaI lint beer
g.s - tr,,Io s,,n L,,r', head and
',,',''I ,.,. - ',v,.,.I ami ,a,n2errv ieIIv
I..,.f.;,r, ,ra. ,.ar,. r,o1. saws Herr
p,,,,',l f,mr,.l ,rI,. = no,4 on THAT dav
81 Li rsro.- He ronrd a- one time
,I:.n,.o nF Glove, borJ-boilal egrs at n
s;.tino Tro !. fond of middia-,izad
tront ya;rbina not over half pound
Lr+ oor oo- n1oTane all d,v ,opr Ca1p
and sand eaI, on the contrary. are not
grotafnI ora to his naIate, Besides, his ia.
yor;te Jrinl of norter mixed with cham.
,sane La STRONGLY recommends another
aaoT%onor,d said 70 ba tba invent;o, Of
Fiald. .NorsboI NJoltke CONSISTING of bot
taa sberrv and champagne, He eniovs
Good mutton, but is les addicted to ii.
lots of hnaf or 70 roast beef in General
He avon snogests nIavfullv thar a plpmn
cb;Id nv = frasb vouno r;rl wonId he
, 1879-05-01
A Stranded Ship.

The Visalia Delta is responsible for
this story: A report comes from the
Sierra Nevada mountains of the dis
covery Of the timbers of stranded
vessel, resembling those of Chinese
junk, high up in the mountains, between
Mineral King and the head waters of
Kings river. The sound portion of the
timber resembles camphor wood, and, it
is said, still retains faint smell. The
fastenings are of copper; the rigging,
etc., are, of course, all gone. A number
of bones, supposed to be human, were
also found in the vicinity, and upon the
adjacent slopes there is abundantevidence
of the previous occupation of the waters,
in the shape of shells, as well as the
occasional findings of petrifed fish. That
this valley has at one time been an
inland sea is admitted by geologists, but
that these waters were navigated by
Celestial seamen one or two thousand
years ago has never been claimed, even
by the Chinese themselves. But these
same people do claim to nave been the
original discoverers of the country, and
this find seems to give color to the
claim. 1t has also been claimed by them
that vessels of theirs have been wrecked
on this coast, and that portions of the
crew have returned to China; but that
the wreck itself should be located, and
that this location should prove to be in
Tulare county, is surely an interesting
fact, inviting the inspection Of the
curious and the solution Of the scientific.
, 1879-05-01
Women Voters in Kansas

A Hoosier sees in Kansas many new
and unfamiliar sights, bu. none more
interesting than that OF ladies voting
They have the privilege OF voting on
all matters pertaining to schools. As
far as nv observation goes the ladies'
here have minds Of there own They
neither vote for the "hanisomest man
nor the one their husbands tell them 10
vote for unless the candidate is, IN Lhelr
own opinion, the proper one. InelT
vote cannot be bought. They are uni,
versally on the side Of morallT and
Temperance; hence, the workers IN the
Temperance cause, are warm advocates
of eoual suffrage. Election days pass
quietly. If there is any drinking or
fighting done, it is not at the polls,
Everything is orderly there, notwitn-
standing contrary reports circulated oV
anti-suffragists in the Eastern States
Candidates keep carriages running tor
the accumulation of the ladies, but
grea, many walk up and deposit their
votes. As the result, so far, has been
very satisfactory, even 10 the men, the
brutes, it will probably be bu: short
time until equal suffrage is granted
The gentleman show their galIantry and
faith in the ability of the ladies' by ap-
pointing them to Office. The Enrolling
Clerks Of the Legislature are ladies'; also
large proportion of the County Super
intendents, who, in every instance, dis
charge there duties in a manner that
gives universal satisfaction. We have in
this city among the ladies physician,
a printer and numerous clerks, agents,
and women carrying on business sue
cessfully in various ways, One OF them
is a barber, who supports herself and
children comfortably. Ladies are not so
plenty here as in Indiana. Perhaps that
is the reason they are so well respected
and protected. They are scarce enough
to be precious. In proof Of which We
often see advertisements for wives by
some of the young men who took
Greeley's advice some time ago, and
now have handsome farms and homes
of their own. | noticed in paper a
few days since the offer Of fine horse to
the person who would assist the advert
User in securing "good, industrious
wife. Letter from Selma in Indian
apolis Herald.
, 1879-05-01
Emerson and his new Lecture.

One evening when Ralph Waldo En-
erson was engaged in preparing his new
lecture, Mrs. Emerson, who had that
moment flattened her finger while trying
TO drive nail with the smoothing-iron,
thrust her head into his study and said;
''See here, sir want you to drop
that everlasting pen of yours, for min
ute or two, at least, and 60 down to the
grocery and get mackerel for break
fast"
"My DEAR" replied Mr.. Emerson,
looking up from his work, "my dear,
can't you gol You see l am billed in a
dozen places to deliver this lecture on
Memory and it isn't half finished yet"
Sand that's what you call your infer
nal lecture, is itP said Mrs. Emerson,
sharply. ga nice party, you are, to de-
liver lecture on Memory"
Sand why, my love !" said Mr. Emer-
son, meekly.
You never go out of the house that
yeu don't forget 10 put on your hat or
your boots, and you never take letter
of mine to mail that you don't carry in
your pocket for six months or year un-
less / happen to find it sooner. During
the past thirty days you have carried out
of this house and forgot to bring back
no less than seventy-five or eighty UNI
brellas; and you know yourself that the
last time you went to church you took
out your false teeth because as you said,
they hurt your corns, and came away
and left them on the seat. say you
are a nice man to talk to a cultured
audience on Memory, and if you don't
trot right off to the grocery, I'll expose
you before you're twenty-four hours
older"
Mr.. Emerson started on a jump for
the grocery, and when he got there he
couldn't for the life Of him recollect what
he had come for.-Cincinnati Enquirer