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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-05-09
&6nierei9 Sa6fen.

Dresden, IA. &pril.-3er nlte @ins
ter itebt nod un9ebroden od, mod ner<
mo6te i'm nidt Der CARTE &nabe Sriib>
ling pefinitis in Die 8er9e 81 banren
fuu err befanntli6 in ben &e9ionen eWis
aen Sdnees iabrnus iabrein iein eifi9es
Reeiment fii9rt. S6abe, baB mir oieie
@~rfabruna am Sterm0r9en MAIDEN
musten; 6as finb feline S1tern, pie iie
i'm 8ude, i'm @oetbe'ideu n5auft", ites
ben. I'm 4 ubr ert6nten bon benz itol'
sen &aIernopolis Der brei oOnnernoe&as
nonenI6ldae, pprauf Der @lpden eher'
ner Muno ben Gnbru9 oes Iuterltes
~bunosfeftes perfinoete. limb als Die
@lufen idtpieaen, ba erflang, tpte etne
liebli6e &eminiscen5 aus frobbetue9ter
sSueenoseit feierli6e Muiif in tpel9e
iib feItli6er gbpralse1aus miibte, bonn
&reustburme bera6 in bic nebelners
idleierte Mpr9enluft binaus. 2utber's
trubiges 8roteItlieb Gin fefte S1r9 ut
un1er Soft" 16lps bic Wtufifaufubrun9
pom Tburme. Damn sesen 6 ubr ourd9<
soaen bic &eneilen NIT t%ltn9enoert
unb Grpmmelflang bic StraBer
Der Heuz uno 4lt1tnot 9efol9t BON ets
nem 9rupp friibtua6er Mufiti9pdrmer,
Die bel ReoeiIen uno 8nraoen ntbt tebz
len uno tpenn's 8aueriun9en re9net.
Die Otter BEG. 8lapper<8afer bolenz
ben ySunefrauen" tparen oa9e9er oles@
mol nur fpOrabii9 on ben GLIB uTo
TrieBnibufern nertreten.-Sn Der &trdse
u S{einholbsbain 1T neuli9 auf uners
@eiie bic Mlturb fIeiouna t0tol
oerbronut. = Sn Der StaIins'i9en
5abrit i'm benadbarteu 8ieitet bat auf
EUnnerftnee elm BrnH6 fattgefuroei,
Der inbes ael5IGt peroen fonnte. mob
,enor er er6Bere 9imenionen ongenoI''
men bate. - 9as benz Wtanrer Eooler
Ieb6rise 6aus Su SGbersborf bel SralI'
if in ber 9a9t sum IL. 0. NC.
, 1879-02-06
A WORIAN'S LOGIC.

ut is useless to take medicine. Sha Y
feel better tomorrow. Besides. need the
money To get that lovely new hat My
old one is -uch u fright. and people vii
Ook more AT my bonnet than they viii at
my face. will wait til get worse be-
torv ! spend any money for medicines. "
The new bonnet iS purchased and fifty
other feminine NECESSITIES IN the form
of ribbons. lar :, broDrhrS, exc. Mean
while the Iady'S face becomes every day
paler and thinner and her body weaker,
until disease has gained so firm footlOd
in her system, tIIut the most thorough
aud oittimcS a long and tedious. course Of
treatment j. necessary 10 restore her TO
health. Ladies. attend to your heath be-
fore rOu ever think Of apparel A fresh,
blooming mCe in n plain bonnet is much
handSomer and far more attractive 10 your
gent cmen friends. than II pain-woru, dis
rnscd face in the most elaborate and etc
gaWt hat yonr miliner could devise. d..
Prices Favorirc Prescription is every
where acknowledged to be the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak.
ness. 1t Is sold by druggists.
, 1879-02-06
STOP DaINNTNG VINEaAR.

How many young women who have in
hcritcd II pre'li'poSirion to ''emhonpoint"
have ruined their health bv drinking vim
cgar 10 reduce their forms 10 graceful pro-
portions. AlIan'S Auti-Fat is absolutely
harmless. It promotes DIGESTION, and ac-
complishe' its work simply by preventing
an undue assimilation Of the fatty ingre-
dicntS OF the food. Excessive latncss l. y
vrxatiouS burden. and there is no longer
any exrIl.e for enduring il, since Alan'S
Anti-Fat is an rhectual remedy Tor this
abnormal condition.
COLORADO SPRINGS. Col, July -, 1873.
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.. Buffalo. y. Y:
GrutIemell.-l lost three pounds while
taking one bottle Of AlLn'S Anti-Fat.
Yours truly, MRS. VI. b MYERS.
, 1879-02-06

"ThG American YOuug Folks, pub
i,hcd IIul'oa ~ Ewing, at ropcka, Kun
sls. cdmes to IlS for ianuIry with Il bright
new ",lpsS" on. 1t is Il carefully edited,
li.page illustrated paper for boys and
gils from s to Is years of age. 1t is pure
and elevating, entertaining and Instruct
i've, Strongly endorsed by teachers all
over the West. aud is sent one year, p st
age paid. to any address Tor 80 cents. The
publishers offer to send sample copy
free.
, 1879-02-06

A YEAR ago onions were drug in the
market here at one cent per pound. This
year they cannot be- had even at seven
and a-haIf cents prr pound. The reason
OF this is that, owing to Il glutted market
last season. our farmers generally con-
cIudrd that it didn't pay to raise onions
and consequently put other crops IN their
onion patches. Hence the scarcity and
high prices obtnining. But for the same
reason that they are low his season we
expect to see them away Gown again next
year The hr,t lot thai h we arrived here
for some time was "A lot of about two tons
of fine Siver-skins which came dawn from
Pnyalup for Mcssrs Ebcy & Co. They
paid seven and a-half cents II pound.
attic Tribune.
, 1879-02-06
GRANT ~ 1850.
From thc wnshington Post lnemNl

From The Washington Post ,DCmll
rhe contest Tor the Radical Presidential
nomination two years hence seems 10 have
already practically narrowed itself down
to Grant, Blaine. and WaShburnc. The
two former stand as the principal active
competitors, the latter aS the most dStin
guisheI representative of the grand army
Of compromise candidates. Grants
strength lies in the South. Bl aiLe'S in the
Northeast. and Wa>hburUe : in less pos
tive sort OF "A way. everywhere. The
South proper. leaving ont Missouri and
West Nirginia, which are Northern
States. is entitled to two hundred and
thrly-SiX votes in the next Radical Ma
tional convention. and Grant is almost
sure to have every one of them. But one
hundred aud thirty four more W Il be need
| cd to nominate him. This requisite num-
b T., the Grant managers claim. with con-
siderable Justice, can he obtained from
| among the one hundred AMI seventy votes
by which New York, illinois. Missouri,
Michigan and Kansas will br represented
| in the convention. Zach. Chandler can
be relied on +, briug Michgrn up solid,
and Conking would probably be able, I'M
less his power in the Empire state is
broken in the meanwhile. TO do the same
for New York; and Logan will, in all
likelihood, control the Illinois delegation.
titled, this will be sufficient for all pur-
poses, and Grant will have three hundred
and Serenty-siX votes and will be nomi-
mated.
, 1879-02-06
Chambers CycIOpedia of English Liiera
LMrH.

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with lives of all noted authors, and choice
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WHO aIe interested in the higher class OF
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with its clear type ant handy form. and
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The publishers sell only to subscribers Ut,
rect, instead of giving to dealers ana
agents the usual 50 or 90 per cent. dls-
count 10 sell for them, which acconhts Ior
the remarkably low prices.
, 1879-02-06

Mr.. George W. Harris. of the firm OF
Harris IL Altridsc, proprictors of the City
Drug Store in this city, has bought ont his
partners interest in the 6I-iueS, and will
hereafter continue it under the firm name
of Geo. W. Harris & Co. Under his eX-
ccent management the business Is likely
10 increase in the future as in the past.
The City Drug Store is by far the most
popular establishment OF the kind in this
city. and its business has for years far eX-
ceIed that Of any similar store in the Ter
rtOry Tribune"
, 1879-02-06

The Dakota. II. &. Morse, master, from
Sau Francisco, Jan. Both, nt 1890 7. NJ.
arrived on Monday. Had strong NV
winds the first two days, the last ~ hours
thick SQuaIly weather, Feb. lSt, at a,
NJ, passed $. 5. City Of Chester bound
south. The Dakota has l2l2 tons freight
for Port Townsend. and the following list
Of passengers for the Sound: &. Fisher,
N. X. Curtis, j. Douglas, +. l.. Rose,
Mrs G. Clement. Mrs. Lc6rant, II. NJ.
Kaufman, W. Johnson. g, b. Davis, +.
ii. Davis. Thos. redbaIl, j. Lehrant and
Bro. John SeNron and vile, Richard
Dempsey, Michael Dempsey, G. W..
Swauk Consigncrs: G. q. Bartlett, C..
Eiscnbeis, Democratic Press, II. G.. Will
soil. Jas. Jones. j. L. Norris, n. ID. ll'll.
o. +. Gerrish, =. ID. Mills, Rolhschild "
Co., j. Mtlitich, Wells, Fargo II Co.,
Waterman e Kalz.
, 1879-02-06

The "Dollar Magazine" Of current for
eign literature. is announced by the AMER
ICAN Book EXCHANGE, 81 Brrkman ST..
New York. the tif-t number to appear
January 18th. 1t will be Similtr in char
acter to the well known "Littcll'> Living
age" and Eclectic Magazine" ceutaill-
ing. IN n years numbers. about one-third
as much mltter aS the former. and four
llltllS IA much is the latter. Monthly. lbs
p G, 81 90 year, Specimen number
senL fO" six cents postage,
, 1879-02-06

A PREACHER in Kentucky. the otlcr
Sunday becoming eXasprratcd. paused in
his discourse to say: "Ladirs and gentle
men, il you will give me your close atirl-
ton. will keep lookout on the door,
and if anything worse than man enters,
| will warn yon in time to make your
escape
, 1879-02-06

THE "reller" informs Us tia the real
in rrrsts of the people OF Northern Idaho
demand that the act tor the entry and sale
of timber lands, which was passed at the
last session of Congress for California.
Oregon and Washington. should BIZ cX.
tended over Idaho.
, 1879-02-06

CATTLE and hogs are lying at "A fearful
rate in Iowa. the tormcr from smut in
cornstalks. and the latter from cholera
Hundreds OF farmers have lost every hog
they O>Sesscd.
, 1879-02-06

PARIS. Jan. 30. 0.--PreSidcnt MacMahon
has resigned the presidency of The repUb-
lie. Congress has been convOEcd; NJ.
Grevy elected. aud proclaimed President
Of the Republic for Il term of seven years.
, 1879-02-06

BoRN.-At La Conner w. T., on Jan.
+ 1879. to the wife Of Mr., John MCGlinn,
"A son.
, 1879-02-06

B0nN.-On Lopez Island, Jan. 81. 1879,
;, the wife of Mr.. Jas. i. Davis, 4 son.
, 1879-02-06
Local and News Items.

SENATOR Stanley Matthews is expected
70 visit Puget Sound next summer.
, 1879-02-06

THE Dominion government Of Canada
is having trouble in making satisfactory
division of the Halifax fisheries award.
, 1879-02-06
Valuable Land for Sale

THE undersigned has about 40 acres
OF improved land, situated near Dunge-
ness, w. r.. which will be sold reasonable.
Apply at the ARGUS office, or to
GEORGE COOPER,
4S:3m Dungencss, W. +.
, 1879-02-06
BA7TISTE'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.

NJ BntliSte Delnitang. ronsorial a.
tiSte of Port Townsend, Washington Ter.
ritOry, hegS to inform his numerous pa-
IRONS and the public generally. thar he ha,
prepared from the original receipt of Pro-
frsS0r Montalemlert. the celebrated chem
iSt of Paris, and from chemica extracts OF
rare medicinal plants found only on the
Northwest coast OF America. a most elc-
CANT addition TO the uSua Toilette articles
IN the shape of an invigo Etor and rcjuvi-
natOr of the hair. This delightful prrpar-
alton ceamSeS the hair from al impurities:
prevents dandrtf. heals al skin disease oI
The head. imparts Il z OSS and ,Ot'ucSS and
beautiful color to the ha 7; restores its
growth by its healthy and tonic action.
aud prevents its falling Of. IN Ort
BattIste's Hair In vIgorator
Is the ''sne qua non" Of all the inventions
for the improvement. heauifying and
growth OF the hair. The material ot
which it is composed are harmless aud car
br used freely according to directions nc
comlMnyiug each bottle. Every lad de-
SirollS Of having beautiiu! hair Sholld Coz,
Sider her toilette table table incomplete
withOuta bottle Of this delicate and ele-
CANT cosmetic. Prepared and for sale by
BATTISTE DELAITANG,
At his TOmSOrial saloon.
Wafer street, Port Townsend. W.T..
, 1879-02-06

ID. G.. ii, ROTSCHlLD. Src'y.

The scarcity of Diamonds. Gold and
Silver. and the diiilu tics met with in ST.
curing them, Is sure iidirailOu III their
value.
Thu. it is with valu'b a. Irlnr: Dr.
Aug. Kaiser rrhh, n.. Grruln pu
nouic EliXr 'hrongh tl" JEALOUSY ol
rivals. has net viii, til. IN II btIcr oppo
-ition. and appInurl, almost in-urm0u,it-
ah obstacles have herm lhrowr H. It's way:
bnt its opponents might ns well try Ia
change the rours nf tn sun. weep back
the Ocean with a b'"on or lur ont prai
rie fir, with tear.
For the cur. of ihrutt and Lung dis
eases, such as Cough. Co dS. Consumption
rnd Bronchial AtfrItioMs. it is uneIuaI,cd.
LIS cures are truly magical. Ask yOuI
Druggist for II. The gennin,
bear the PruSsim Cont Of Arms. the ii,
,imi'c signature of Dr., Aug, Kaiser and
has his naW.e blown il rv ~ 75 cent boz.
tie, Trial bottle, 25 cerI..
, 1879-02-06
Planters and Dealers in

rEHE OLYMPIA COMPANY HAVING BE-
i come owners OF the Extensive oyster
Grounds situated nt the head of Budd'S Inlet,
w. r., are now cntivatmg Oysters in II sys-
tcrmatlc manner They furnish no DivHlves 10
customers but which have been transpMntcd
two on three years, thereby enabling them 10
furnish To the trade Il larger and better iin-
vored Oyster than can be procured from any
other point on Puget Sound
Dealers, Hotels and Restaurants supplied,
opened or in the shell,
At the Lowest Market Rates
Orders from any part of the country will re-
ccivc prompt attcnt ion
g.s- Onice. Post oilire hnillng. Olympia
RABBESON, Prest
= SIIOECRAFT Scc'y and Supt
, 1879-02-06
THOROUGHBRED
116 Acres devoted to Fancy
POULTRY.

UNLIMITED RANGE.
HEALTHY STOCK.
LARGEST YARDS ON THE COAST
BrlunS. LeghornS. Plymouth Rocks
Bronze Turkeys, Geese, P"km Ducks
Guiun Pigs. etc,
5g'-Saie arrival Of Fowls and Egg
guaranteed % Z
s-R" Pamphlet on the care of Fowls
haciing: feeding, diseases aud their cure.
etc. adapted especially to the Pacific
Coast. Seut for - cents
Send stamp for price list.
The CENTENNIAL INCUBATOR; any one
can hatch rgg- with it.
Address, VI. EYRE. Nnpa. Cal.
PLEASE state where you saw this advt.I As
, 1879-02-06
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND
PUGET SOUE) TELEGRAPH COMPANY

A DIVIDEND has been declared. OF
three dollars Il share. on each and every
share of Puget Sound I, lrgmph Company
stock that paid sptral assessment Of Iunr
3Olh. lS74 Said dividend il payable at
Secrrtary'S Office in Port Townsend, ",
T., on and alrrr this date
InuIInrv e 1874
, 1879-07-05

Tho Josrnsi!st Again Reminded Of Cona"
ltnE's Cut Tlreut.

The JosruHi!st Again Reminded Of Qona-
ltnE's Cut Ilreut.
8p4ctoi D&Epatch to 1As 3ttbstHA
WARRINGTON, D. u, July 4.-TAs journalist
tc battle hetWaon Hcury Wattarson md u. II.
pa1utes, relatlsn to tho reported snub given to
Watterson by Conkltng fl refusing BIZ {Watter-
son'al Invitations to dinner, IL continued pY Z
sharp, aggressive letter written By Faiater to
Wxttesson, In the courso Of which Fainter says;
l4ee by yonr paper that you seak 10 eyxde, aud
fail to doAy, tae only charges nslo by me- which
rephat.--that you sought 3tr conkl!nE's acquatnI.
anca In the Winter OF 1915 and 1877. and pursuea
him with Invitations 10 dinnsr. which wcse ell
promptly declined. From that time to tbs
paper Win SANDER an4 vItapststlon
Of tho South can teyel in: Iuu have secn dt Y
pEInt part o? 4 c1rFcsnoudenca Will INC, and 10
suppress part. aud, IN the same paper. you print
! dispatch from gentleman which shows on ths
face bt II that you received It In condd9ncs, aud
bad no right to gLso Il publicity.
Air. Painter concludes With severe alluatons u
What 10 calls 1YatIessoR's antics IN The reas Of
t!,e Rebel as.ny," there The controversy rcsts.
Watteton'A friends are supposed to rons!dcF
Conkl.ng the instgstor Of this attack upon blu,
aud that 10 tpteads to bs terrible In hs setepge.
, 1879-07-05

It beFan to lock incongrnoue. a. It were for Fourth"
of.tuty orAstons tn appear. particularly ~. ~hen'
over there was scs-eesrens, OF clerical scandal,
or any other good fnr,,ly .rcadog. ths edltos
wosid, owing to press Of matter upon his
columns. b. compelled Ia hold Il
over Til next wcok. and in Tho meantime
sSrne exchnnsc.aend would ralk III with Tho pm
per tho EDITOR meant 10 wsic up his special coFres
spondenre concerning tho Bensorpent or tlit acars
da1 from. FIna,iy. ebont tho second week In no"'
cenber, ths thing got desperate, and tho peoplo
had made ARRANGEMENTS 10 meet onc night and
lynch yonnr Erarts, 1hen there came mp thnn-
dcr.storm. "a tbnndet.stosm In midwfnter: sons.
thing The oldest inhabItant didn't remember any.
thing like, ,-and the only building stuck w&s tho
newspaper -onlce. and the only thing destroyed In
tho nontpaper.otics waa thu standina- galley Of
Evarts' speech, which was melted Into solder. and
Tho copy Of ths ren,hnng portion At Ills speech,
which was Instant ntaneousiy rcduced 10 ashes. TIE
pooplo thouxhf t.lese wks tbs hand OF Providence
Visible u this, TO they fafied o1 tho rope for tho
bencft Of tho Second congregational Church. and
aver afterwards gave all their leEsl business tu
young Evars, 20 that be wouldn't haSs any time
10 write aM5 more orations; and that's Tbs wa1 b
iu6da bl9 fortune. ~
, 1879-07-05

]. 1t cana to pass In the City OF Chicago, in the
Laks.region, the saa,e IL tho eountEy Of tho I'LL
nois,
2. in tho seventh month, upon tue fourth day Ut
thu mouth, very early IN tho morning, before It was
ut day
.. 4 certain nAn aroas md spako unto h!s wlts,
saying, Lo !lis day. even Today IL tho Fourth nf
July; let III, therefore, EeJolcs and be exceeding
glad; for ths IL none other than tho pay OF lnde.
pendcnce, -ghts Il tho day No celebrate.
4. And hls wife made anawer unto htnlt saying,
Thou knowcss that upon this daT the a1lltccrs tn
fireworks the aons Of Bolial also who shoot otI
pistols, ltkow!ss the young man, ths glory ot
whose shot.guna IL terrible;
b. All these do meet togethe5 ft0s 1t il tho
Fourth Of July>, and take counsel together, and
baud themselves together U worship Moloch, With
tbs soppd ot tho Cannon, t4e pistol, tho ho1s'
pistol. The sbos-gun.-yea, tho bsss'dsan also.
and the dyc-csacknr,
U. tCursed arc the peeea.bteakcrs. for they
pbs,l blow Oh thsr thun1hs,l
7. Lot ~. therefore, pray thce, while 1t IL
called Today &rtas md saddle tho ra!ltoad-traln,
and nss unto tho uttcsmost parts oi thn earth, -
thoa, and thy wife, aud thy Children. aud thy
maa-serynnt, and tpy s!stes-ln-ls", which "
within tAy gates
=. And we will take With III morsel OF bread,
and cold tea IN hottle. sandwiches also, which
, 1879-07-05

Among the accidents and cataatrophes
mentioned in the dispatches this morning rs
occurring on tho Fourth, one of tho most
melancholy was the partial ovcrturniug Of MI
overloaded excursion steamer on Lake
Quinsigamond, near Worcester, Mass.,
whereby a largo number Of the passengers
wore pitched into the water, a1ad sayon wero
drowned. A somewhat similar accident o.
curEod noar Trenton, N. j., where tho
breaking down i an overcrovdod wharf
gavc crowd wetting and scare, besides
drowning three persons.
, 1879-07-05

thcso surrounded by tho plonsuros, s(io luz
1uries, mud RESOURCES Of metropolitan lifo.
Chicago has grown groat in her provision
for r,.'nfnr onioynonts nn.t comforts since
tho tinc Bha FIRST attracted attention o. do
hitablo place Of su1nmor-resors. She has
heon practically rebuilt iii that time. She
has planned, a1ita' purchased, and opened to
tho public n park arl boulevard Bystom
which has 10 equal In ths United States.
She Inns oroatsd from tho broad
prairie system OF park gardens and
drivos Tint Inns hatdly an tnitator in.
this country. sho hns surrounded tho city
with connecting drlvoways which for nuul-
her and longsh hnvs no equal In tho park
aystcn, OF nuy other city. These parks, con-
naotod antl intersoctad with broad drives,
anrroa1'<l the wlole city, aa,l Of themselves
furnish a'i entortan'nont and healthful rec
reation which the tired md exhausted peo-
llo Of other cttios never fail to appreciate
and heartily anjoy wilen they come hero.
Tie Number Of summer residents Of Obi
cago continuss to incroaso annually. They
fill tho hotels; thoy movo hero by fanilios
n''1 occupy furnished houses froh, June to
September, aud oven to October. Every dny
or Two when tho sun gets hotter, and tho
fnrnacc-heatod cobb'es which form tho foot
, 1879-07-05

n'ay be, also, that HARnrsov has desire to
make so'no Democratic hummer Firc-Afar.
ahal, notwithstanding his recent protest
ngainst tile intolerablo torture llo was suffer.
ing at tho lan.la of tho partisan oGlcc.seok.
err. 1ie cannot consiBlontly promote SwEN1E,
because tho Inter hns Just rs littto sympathy
Ms BkANEn with the effort 10 .fosro tho fire.
men into voluntary" " surrender Of tlcir
pay. -..
In this case HAnn1soy Inns made q fatal
blunder, which, II no! promptly rightc,l,
will produce so emphatic protest from tho
puplio TINT lo himself will 10 obliged to resign.
So long rs NARnrsoS's pomposity manifested
itsalf in sotions TINT vert comparatively
harmless, the pnb1ic contentol itself with
laughing at him. hut when he threatens
tho efficiency Of the Fya Department III Or
der to crafty his ridiculous vanty, tho pub
lie oeasos 10 laugl,, and will demand ltt1e
common sense from His Mngnihcenco. DEN-
Nrn Is entitled 10 tho credit Of having al.
vanced tho Chicago Fire Department from n
condition Of i,nbecilitylo the first rank i'll
the world The business mon ltnow this );
ths underwriters know it; tho Council
knows it; the FIro Department Itself will
admit It unanimously, Tho interests Of HE,
property, and business demand lls reten.
ton. The underwriters and business mon
SHOULD take public action III tho nAattcr. Tho
Council should refuse, under. the new law, to
ncquiosce In BESsER's rumoyel; and, when
tho latter4 term shall expire at the end Of
1T .i al
, 1879-07-05

Nj. SULLIVAN. tue author OF the music Of
"pInaforo," wns mado a Doctor OF Music bY
Oxford ut The last comnlcmorauon. The World
saya:
upper gallery Of nm Immense pnasore on which
was inscribed ''Adn,ltto nj gradum u. e: L.. and
80 say his siaters.'" This nantfest a1lnsinn to
tho degree Of Nus, Dar.. oltci,cd tremendous and
general applause, Dss. a!asi Pro- Proctor
saouis % ot execration. Soma tttae aitarvsFs.s ho
wa. obgcryed In the gallery With paper and pencil,
iaktng tho nntne Of tho undergraduate whe had hit
upon n happy iieh tha hunor OF which mas owl
IDENTIFY lost upon the pso.Proctor. whuse proceed
tn.s brought down htoEni, lorg aud loudly con-
tlnued, Of hEsses.
, 1879-07-05

With pereistsnoy aud indifference to
hardship or danger characteristic Of tAa
American news-gsthsrsr, Tus TnlpuxE's
hpcofal correspondent in tho Far Northwest
has at last realized ths darling dream Of
many an interviewer, and has sat face to face
with the uaost famous Indian Of modern
ti1aos, tha dioux Clef B1TT1ka DuL1, aud
the dispatch from Wood Mountain which we
print this morning, IN which Ar, uusr11x
describes his experiences in arriving At that
, 1879-07-05

The London Times aceosds 10 the .ttts at Al
bert Hall, On tho 8th Inst, tho unprecedented
tonos ol d nntics Oh tAv editorial page, IN tho
ususl typs, leas thau q Column lang. The in
yaslabts rule OF the Time heretofore has beea
to print no sloFt editorials, but In this case 1t
has descended 10 thu pcttness OF paragraph
lhrea sticks aud a halt lqng. Tho fst in quea'
tim Ia to ha under thu alsnieca Of tbs Prfaee
u.ld FrIucess Ut WALES, tho Duke and Duoaesa
OF EplsuuAu, thu french Ambassador, aud