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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-05

coming, and her black lace scarf increases
the wilderness of her neck SO much, and
she tells you so sweetly, that you feel in
tinitely obliged to her for doing il, and
feel for the moment as if the highest and
most supreme delight of existence could
be found only in waiting for her to ''get
ready"
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Drifting.
BY THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.

My soul to-day
Is far away,
Sailing the Vesuvian Bay;
NY winged boat,
A bird afoat,
Swims round the purple peaks remote
Round purple peaks
1t sails and seeks
Blue inl.ts and their crystal creeks,
Where high rocks throw
Through deeps below,
A duplicated golden glow.
Far, vague and dim
The mountains swim;
While on Vesuvius' misty brim,
With outstretched hands,
The gray smoke stands
O'erlooking the volcanic lands.
Here Ischis smiles
O'er liquid miles;
And wonder, bluest of the isles,
Calm Capri waits;
Her sapphire gates
Beguiling to her bright estates.
I heed not, if
My ripping skiff
Float swift or slow from cliff to cliff;
With dreamful eyes
My spirit lies
Under the walls of paradise.
Under the walls
Where sWells and falls
The bays deep breast at intervals;
At peace l. lie,
Blown softly by
A cloud upon this liOuid SkV
The day, so mild,
Is heavens own child,
With earth and ocean reconciled-
The airs feel
Around me steal
Are murmuring to the murmuring keel
Oyer the rail
My hand trail
Within the shadow of the sail;
A Joy intense,
The cooling sense
Glides down my drowsy Incidence.
With dreamful eyes
My spirit flies
Where summer sings and never dies;
O'erveiled with vines,
She glOWs and shines
Among her future oil and wines.
Her children, hid
The cliffs amid
Are gamboling with the gamboling kid;
Or down the walls,
With tipsy calls,
Laugh on the rocks like waterfalls.
The fishers child,
With tresses wild,
Unto the smooth, bright sand beguiled,
With glowing lips
Sings as she skips,
Or gazes at the far-off ships.
Yon deep bark goes
Where traffic flows,
From land of sun to lands of SHOWS;
This happier one
Her course is run
From land of snow to lands of sun.
o happy ship,
To rise and dip,
With the blue crystal at your lip!
0 happy crew,
My heart with you
Sails, and sails, and sings anew!
No more, no more
The worldly shore
Upbraids me with its load uproar;
With dreamful eyes
My Spirit lies
Under the walls of Paradise.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-05

A rich damask of clear straw color
has small palm leaves and pink flowers
catered over the pale-6nted ground.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-05

we are COlu CAAC SulrTluS WILL ne eXLeO-
sively used, shirred yokes, plain Jokes
with rows of fine shirring just below
them, and SHRED apron fronts with four
or five fine rows Of gathers down the mid
die and down each side of the front
breadth. Lawns and muslins will not be
combined with any other material this
season. Silks nor ribbons will not be ad-
mitted as garniture to dresses made
from them to any great extent. This of
course, is because the majority of these
goods are now so snowy in themselves.
However, we must not allow things
that cannot be utilized till some distant
day detract our attention altogether from
the apparel that we are now wearing,
some of which is quite new and very
beautiful despite the opposition of the
time. a-ae
A WALKING SUIT.
This is one of the prittiest and most
sensible suits that we have seen for some
time. The material from which it is
made is rich dark brown silk with a
garnlture of embroidered leaves in all the
tints from the darkest to the palest. The
skirt is cut to clear the ground, and is
finished around the bottom with heavy
milliner's fold which imparts the stiffness
required to prevent the skirt from flap
ping. Above this finish is an artistic
trimming made from the silk and the
embroidery. Large half wheels are
formed from futed sections Of the silk
and the outer edges of these wheels are
encircled with vine of the embroidery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24
CELEBRATING MAS IIRTnDAY.
..cbapIaInv Beecher TondyIne 70 nov,,,,

"chapIainv Beecher ToadyIng to Royalty
MONTREAL, May 23.-Marquis Lorne
and Princess Louise arrived to-day, to
take part in the celebration Of the Queens
birthday tomorrow, aads.we received
with great enthusiasm. The event Of the
dsyyas very, cordial reception given by
the Thirteenth Regiment Of brooklyn, n.
y. The Mayor on behalf Of the citizen,
presented Col. Austin with a magnificent
silk flag which the ladies Of the officers OF
the Prince Of Wales Rifles had prepared
for them.
The Mayors speech was responded to
by Chaplain Rev. HenryTWard Beecher,
whose remarks were frequently fnteffnp.
ted by loud and long continued applause.
At the conclusion OF his speech the band
Of the Sixth Fusileers struck up "Hail Co.
lumbia," which was followed by the
American band playing God Save the
Queen9s @s ftl F7EEEsl.
The presentation being over, the troops,
headed by the yalry, set out for Yictoria
rink, where the Brooklyn regiment has Its
headquarters. In marching through the
leading streets Of the city, the Brooklyn
regiment was received with enthusiasm by
Thousands ofspe ectators who lined the side
walks and occupied every window com.
manding view of the procession.
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ROREIGN N,lrEs.


Russia is about to add number of swift
cruisers to her fleet.
The Italian Senate has adopted supple.
mentary convention in regard to The St,
Gothard Railroad.
A correspondent at Berlin reports that
Germany and France are cooperating
heartily on the Greek question.
The German Rcichstag, after five hours
debate, adopted the Governments pro-
posals relative 10 grain duties.
Bismarck's proposals for the regulation
Of the railway system have been Feierred
to special committee by the Bundesrath.
An Imperial patent has been issued dis
solving the lower house of the Austrian
keichsrath and ordering elections imme-
diately.
Negotiations between Major Cavaguori
ing satisfactorily. The main basis has
been settled.
A Berlin dispatch says: The resigna-
ton OF Won StauAenberg as First Vice
President OF the Reichstag was announced
in Parliament to-day.
The French Tariff Committee has de-
cided In favor Of the free importation Of
raw hides, and will recommend that
glazed, painted or dressed leather be sub
jected 10 duty Of "a per cent, and that
the duty on other kinds OF leather be 81
francs, except on shoe leather, in regard
to which the committee has not yet de-
cided.
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>" YUE Public Of Thursday. Z - e
Many Of the dealers in wool are still
sPPsed to the idea Of a stimulated mar
@' and unwilling 10 admit that anything
9 the seaboard dcpots warrants an up
'a'd turn on values Of any great magni-
aas The feeling, however; proves in
Saelent to Countcract the recently deVel.
Td q Influences, and the conservative
ECy sover.rilden BY speculative move.
... sSas, which bring with them the usual
SaVenent and uncertainty. Commen.
~ With the Pacific coast and extreme
,Sa %ssae'n clips, the competition
,SSs. ,SnS buyers at primary points
psaS to have gradually increased as
VI uteE near the finer grades OF the
Ssetn ZEN States, and the latter. II Is now
s' sasAt, cannot be reached except sta
- ~ much higher than seemed likely aies
~ ago. Adjoining markets have caugh
sS,I NY seSeF, and generally the appearances
~ IalS important staple are assuming
u W. Uuoyant condition which was suggeat
A. probability in this column o shor
nm sso, when It had become quite tht
S,.S.a ssoa IN the average report TO paint thl
~. ,'se u a most iorlorn situation; and al
sOSs.I ~ Without hopo Of recovery. II isl
ssSSFt ssO o. lair criticism whether this re
@veEy Is healthiul. n 4 4
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DOMESTIC NEWS,
The Senate Passes the ContauIOus
Diseases Bill.
The Army proino otion Difficulty
w n Settled! " NJ
The hesupply Of -Four Per Cent Certificates
s.a Nearly Exhausted.
HEangings in Louisiana, Georgia
- and California.
A AFatal Shooting ARRAY at. Kingston,
Georgia.
eNE s'ss9s. Z tes
WAsH1NGToN 4
a Fatal Shooting Array at Kingston
WASHINGTON
SUBSCRIPTION TO A FER cESrs-4lrRy VIII.

SUBSCRIPTION TO 4 PER cRNrs-rlIEy WILL,
ONLY LAST SIX MORE DAYS. =.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Subscriptiops n
the 4 per cent refundlng certificates SincS ~
Yesterdays report were s, 1903, ,720. IthaS
become apparent that the remainder Of
the certificates unsold will not last more
than SIX days. Applications for United
states depository designation hereafter re-.
ceived WILDE declined by theD Department
LErrEa c.ARRiEas PAM
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,,.vylhnd IocItey club Races.

BAIrIuosR, May, 2S,-The selling race,
IA miles, was won by GOV. Hampton;
BATON Rouge second, Frank third, Albert
fourth. Time 1901.
The annual homestakesi one mile, was
won by Runice; Rochester second, Clyde
HAMPTON Nan thitd, dfsnsdier fourth. Time
'T 'Tbe free handicap, all ages, one and .
,heIfmiles was won by startle; Vieeroy
second. assso ID Bennett third. Time 2:42k a..
Inthe two mile hurdle race, ell ages. tne ;ae
f.sthest @ Nm, won by, Kenny Dick Sassier y
ssssSas Aiairi third; lPowhattant tSnrtn:
.TSn,s TrS 4. .42f. Kenny won the second neat
and race. Tine S:4S3,
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lEGALLIlsYy IswuSs,e5s,
ACool smokers Last smoke.

!, LAKE Cp4RLEs, May 2S,-Absolom Ford
was Hanged to-day for the murder Of DR..
Joseph Bazee, in June 1878. During the
reading ofthe death warrant and prayers
of the priest, he occasionally pufed cigar,
looked composedly at the sky and ut the
crowd OF 5000. He did not show the
slightest q fear. Being asked by the Sheriff
he replied very quietly, that he had moth
ing to say. The black cap and moose were
adjustediwhileh he was seated, and heswas
assisted to his feet and said in low calm
voice "God have mercy on me-" the drop
then fell, his lcontortions were prolonged
for q few minutes and he lived nearly
twenty minutes. The physicians say that
his neck was broken by, his struggles after
the drop fell. - 'lF''"e Wy ,'F'A
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LOUISVILLE KY., May 23.-Late last
night the case OF ]. W. Candeld, who ap.
pealed from the decision Of the Synod.
which refused to look into tho charges
presented by Mr.. Garfield against Rev.
Stuart Robinson, was decided by tho AS.
sembly dismissing the complaint. To-day
the Assembly was occupied in another
case, that Of L. L. Baker, who appeals
from the decision OF the Synod Of Mis-.
souri,. Baker was suspended for giving a
reporter Of the st. Joseph Herald some
items Of a meeting. The case was taken
to the 'Presbytery and reversed. Baker
now appeals TO the General Assembly.
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a SAX lFRANcBcos May 3.-Indiany Jack
was sls hanged atShaster to-day Tor the mur'
der Of q Chinaman last September. The
murder was done out OF pure deviltry,
without the motive Of passion, gain or re.
yenre. The execution was witnessed by
ATTY Indians, friends Of the condemned,
besides a number sof white spectators, Be.
tween two hundred and three hundred
Indians congregated outside the court
ward and kept up q fearful bowling and
Tearing OF hair during the execution, but
no hostile demonstrations occurred: .Jack
preserved the Indian stolidity, and died
without q struggle. -
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The most wonderful and marvellous sue
cess, in cases where persons arc sick or
p!ning away from condition Of misera-
bieness, that no one knows what ails
them, profitable patients for doctors!1 Is
Obtained BY the uso 6t Hop Aitthls. THEY
begin to cure from the first dose and keah
Il up until perfect health and strength is
restored eINhoeyer Is afflicted in this
way need mot suffer, when they can get
Hop Bitters. See 'erfuths" and "Pro.
yerbs' in another column, "a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-24

CnIcAao, May 2S.-The excursionists
who made a six weeks trip to Mexico,
starting from this sity jim January last,
held their first annual reunion at the Pal.
mer House last evening. There were pres
sent ST.. Merrill, Of BeloItj. Mayor Black
an and vile, Of Milwaukee; R. al Fleming,
Rockwell sayer, F. A. Druehl, L. Waters
drof, G. F. Guenther, James h. Coyne, ].
NJ. Arnold and wife, Byron Andrews and
George L. Bowen, Chicago; Col. Thomas
Cooper, Of Pekin; @. q. Porter Winona;
GS6, Dickinson, Moline Or. John "a.
Riee. dsrton: sHohs 81 %: Holton Mil.
waukee, and several others. Dinner was
served at s o'clock, and this was followed
by toasts and impromptu addresses peril
nent n 10 the occasion. The excursionists
are organized into . permanent society
Known Is l.The American industrial De;
'6utatiori lof Mexicos aud at the, close OF
Inc social exercIseE elected officers for the
an amin o wear,
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BALTIMORE, May 9S.-At the session OF
tho International Convention of the Y.
NJ. c. A, U. S. A. and British Provinces
this forenoon, the committee reported and
recommends that in view OF the impor.
lance Of work, not loss than $22, 1000 ought
to be raised and placed at tho disposal Of
the Executive Committee to be used each
year in the various fields OF work In the
West and South.
), The, SUBSCRIPTIONS to The 81, ,OOO, fund
haselnot Setcloaed 4 They ouhtid over
$1,000.
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nnng n fpr ,LaEaerIpg ILls wife.

aAvAXsAH, Ga, May sS.-spepial die.
patch 10 the Morning &eies says: Shelly
White was hanged to-day at BIaCkshear,
"a, for the murder OF his wife. He con
iessed his guilt, and said tho man who
caused him 70 kill her was present. About
fifteen hundred people Witnessed theex
ecntlon, He was calm and appeared un'
0oncarned, s5a f,ai ~
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ml.iInr Thelrs:RlIaIIle.

RosToS. May q. 7Buzzell, oi lynn, W. "
I. 4 nisbt arrested for numbering an, IN
q az, Z, sfennd ih the woods near n Maiden,
Tnlcn ms LA Retbens, ofthe same place, WE !,2
sod s9d'thitsB thst sBsussell 81 Committed the asee'
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special Meeting OF the Stockholders ol
the Cleveland. TuSearaWas Valley 4
wheeling Railroad Company.
3 We received last evening the following
circular letter from Cleveland. It's con.
tents will greatly interest large number
d our readers on both sides Of thefiyer.
Notice is hereby given that its Board
md o majority Of the Directors OF said
company have, and herebydo call q special
neeIing Of the stockholders Of said com.
pny, to meet at its principal business Of
he, room Ii Case Building, Cleveland,
Ohio, on Tuesday, the 9th day Of June,
lSi9, between the hours Of O'clock A. NJ. and
l!OrlOCk ", for the purpose of taking in
Reconsideration the following propositions
and questions, 10 wit:
FiEt TO approve Of the issue Of ZOO
sven hundred ,Il seven per cent semi-an-
uull coupon bonds OF $1,000 one thou
anl dollars each, and secure the same on
the whole road.
SeconI-tO authorize an increase OF It's
apiAl stock By the issue OF preferred
S0sk to the amount Of lS2, ,lS0, ,000) two
million one hundred and eighty thousand
dollars, for the purpose Of permitting the
cEneS Of the first mortgage bonds, issued
ey the Lake Shore and Tuscarawas Valley
Railway Company and by the Elyria and
bSrk Rivar Roiluoy Cotnnanu f0 0nn nyaFt
tlIGi isaid first mortgage bonds into said
preferred stock.
.Ihinl TO authorize a further increase
NIts capital stock, by the issue OF second
preferred stock, to the amount Of IS, ,000,.
@) two million dollars, for the purpose
Of permitting the owners OF all of the
other existing mortgage bonds Of this
company to convert said mortgage bonds
INTO ail Sscond preferred stock.
By order N the Board of Directors.
p. A. HEWITT, Secrttdry.
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yasuew four per cent bonds are quoted
al premium this morning, which is a
w NJ extraordinary price and decidedly
~, ~ tb,u their normal value. The high
.,,nipm will stimulate the popular de-
,,,j for the certificates that are fundable
M them, and doubt the whole amount
,S,iping will be exhausted in a few
lr. The $4,000 received here have been
ssdly closed out, but fresh supply will
I on hands this afternoon. At the pres
stprice for bonds the certificates should
h Forth nearly three per cent premium.
u wonder the children cry for them.
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ecclesiastical COUNCILS. :
Presbyterian General Assemblies at
Saratoga and louisville.
uAhp iihAlI 77Tlig N3Nl nN
Wumen,s Home Mission and Y. N. G.
s'''' pMA. Convention. ~ ~

FsAR4EOp.S May 2S.+sTiie repotts6ffthe
Board OF Church Erection came up as an
order Of business. The gross receipts lasl
year were Ss7, ,45O; the balance from the
preyious year were sl2,s6S, The number
OF churches erected during the year by the
Aid Board were 175. To enable the Board
70 do Its full work for the current year
$780, 900 Is required. The report Of the
Board OF Church Erection was adopted.
The Standing Commit tee on the Board
Of uedtioti rppofte hat stbe ey had fex-
amined and approved the report Of the
Board.
/ The total'numberof Of students aided we're
from. l0S Pfesbyteries, and in l2sAcade.
mics, " Colleges, and 10 Theological Semi
l,aries. \. the debts have been slightly re-
The TIC tirst basiaess ottSe afternoon ses-
sion Of the assembly was report OF the
Committee on Billsiand overtufes approy-
ing some Of the papers referred to them.
The most important Of (which was this:
Whereas by recent decisions Of the
Supreme Court Of tho United State, the
sin Of fpolygamy has been declared to be
criminal ottense against the constitution
and laws OF our country and under It
prosecution and conviction have followed.
ResOlred, That this Assembly hereby re-
cords its grateful acknowledgment 10 God
that the legal status OF this affront to our
Christian civilization and this menace to
social order has been finally determined,
and so determined as to declare the laws
and policy OF our country in respect to
this crime to be in accord with the consCi-
enttous convictions of all patriotic and
Christian men.
Resolred, That this Assembly earnestly
invokcs the continued and persistent ef-
forts Of all the executive officials for the
maintainance and execution OF this law,
and hereby also appeals to the patriotic
Christian men and women to use their In
Huence in support OF that public senti-
ment now formulated into legal enact
ment which has been exposed in pretence
OF this nonstrnus practice to be a religious
observance, and which justly holds it to
be a companiOnship with other vices
which are the contempt and adherence OF
mankind.
These resolutions were ordered to be
DSnS s!n ~ t.S N'sLStta taI1astLiputssh Ut LOUIS
vile and Memphis, requesting action by
them, and also to the President as an
official expression from this body. This
was adopted sunanipously.s The. deferred
subject of reduced REPRESENTATION; was
taken up discussed and the overtime lost.
Yeas 2OS, nays 24l.
The report Of the special committee on
the invested funds OF the Presbyterian
Church made to the General Assembly. by
its chairman, Hon. John Hill, presented
the gratifying fact that the tnancesof the
chltch'are ina sound condition. : y
Thereport says that notwitbstandipgthe
great depreciation nithe ,valne ofireai es.
tate and other property during the last
year, buyers sinyesth hehtstarelin Ssatfs.
factory condition, amounting to S04l, 600.
SPECIAL thanks were given. rhejeyening
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Taking Revenge on the wrong Man.

Taking Revenge ON the Wrong Man.
ATLANTA, May 2S.-A special to the
Constitution says: "At Kingston, this morn
ing, Thompson and Joseph Morris, broth-
ers, violated the town ordinance by firing
pistols. Mr.. Burroughs, Town Marshall.
collected 81 fine each. Thompson Morris
followed Burroughs to the depot and slap.
ped his face, Burroughs drew stick,
when Joseph Morris snapped q pistol ut
Burroughs, who commenced firing on his
assatlants and retreating across the rail-
road tracks, the Morris brothers advancing,
emptying their pistols, then throwing
rocksuntil both fell from wounds. Thomp.
son died in thirty minutes. Joseph Is NOR
tally wounded.
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4, s,lgrlay last 10. 9 spring wheat was
u y doTn to O7l cents per bushel in the
y : ~, wv. market. This morning 1t is quo
tl., y, 1rsi. That this price Is the work Of
= =. s,njDula,Ors nj is shown by the fact that
" *. Il,, ,loe. not respond to the advance, be-
:. o., 10Th r, only about to ] centper bushel
" ". Than its price on Saturday.
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TURKEY.


CoNsTASrISopLE, May 2S,-The Porte
Informs Its representatives abroad that tho
Greek Brigand recently ambushed forty
six Turkish soldiers in the forest district
ot Trinkala, killed fourteen and cut their
bodies In pieces and hung the pieces on
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At q meeting Of the Royal Agricultural
society yesterday, council recommended
70 instruct the qualified commissioners TO
obtain and publish aseparate and reliable
report as to corn and meat raising capabili.
ties OF the United States. Canada, Russia.
India and Australia, with regard to tho
probable food supply intended for the
English market, ~"
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,..,,s week ending May 18th the bank
/. l'.'.' ~. Al pittsburgh were sS,s7s,Oes as
'''llls, ~. q a ssI5., for the corresponding
y stiSs ( syear-a gain Of s.2 per cent.
gs..i, Y u in de principal cities outside Of
p p 'En ya,t averaged l9.Spcr cent.
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ArchbishOp Iurcell's PIpnnee.

ClNeiSSAri,S { May 2S.-Ihe assignee Of
Archbishop RprpeIl to-day fled a sched.
ule .sf-the assets and liabilities Of Arch,
,bishopiandib brother Edward Purcell The
total amount OF claims Is S3,G07,O5l 40.
The total assets are 81, ,1Sl; 500 AZ, of which
amount S4lS, $50 % Is classed as doubtful
Of WORTHLESS .iM& S3 g.laS
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far ,l.ng.whanger Of the Martinsburg
o''~sr 'a- never omits an opportunity to
q, nj, work on the Governor Of West
trni,, NJ although brother Democrat.
W.. 1.s i,a specimen ofthc way he embraces
opportunity ,,.,-, ~
.,,,i. ". Al Wheeling, and some one or two
~, ,,gI} volunteer ID companies Of the State,
s1s' y. thrown up their commissions. What
ih,,'ibis h,' I mean? Have they taken time
ssbsiorelock by determining that John
4 1;,,,ett, through the orders otthe pro-
.,,.rI ,bail never again make them his
iSrheing Instruments"