New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-19

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college periodicals 70, uuusualy Wen eu''eu'
The Editor of The Dolores Ners journal
rnhsbet NJ one of the new mining camps In Colorado
apologies 70 his readers for many failures fnrmsh
answers 10 correspondents He explains that ne h"s
been conpeicd 10 help level the dirt noor la his ol
cabin orice chink and daub with mud ana assist IN
getting ready daily grub" IN the Kitchen When
editorial ahors are multfarious and ssius cor
respondents complain # then letters are neo lor
future Inference. glance at lie OF the lonr"ai uls
walls allowed find its way into tae COLUMNS
OF this iiOntler Journal.
The warden of the State Prison at Bangor
Me, recently related a curious story. youLs woman
who a sentence of five years FOUND means q"
education. and becoming thoroughly reformed ana
Chrisusn left the prison IN appearance lauy enc
was employed by a dry goods firm In Portland az safes
woman and gave perfect satisfaction 10 her employers
III one DAY a wealthy lady Of the place entered 'o s'oc
and recognized her. Calling the proprietor asde sne
told him that bad been I'm the State Prison. he
replied that It. bu; that she had done her uu'3
faithfully and that they we'll satisfied with her
Well" said the lady. II you Keep htr ~ your
viii neither trade with you myself nor sun,r any o my
f,1ends To- # can help IT," SO the proprietor. iaihet
than his customer, called N the poor girl anu us
charged her.
Kearney's leadership must be passing away
when IN inc sand-ots San Francisco he threatens rev
oluuon and rot as he did zen days 81 now ap
peal TO YOU he cried. to get ready, fo by the eter
nal GOO, the men have elected must be seated ana
BY ply steal force II l. for one VIII Hiss MY
wife una children. bid them goodbye, buckle on nv ar
NOR the street. prepared to seat tDe men
voted Tor. have weighed my words. and claim thai
II lie the noOes cause that sword drawn for ap
peal TO good, faithful ciuzens TO do what tell yon
have told you years that when the ballot faed
would resort the bullets, and viii do what we
said Ar for you is the dagger aud the
faf xntf
you will be WOrkiugmeny time has
COME ieel In my bones that II is my Guty and YOU
TO those Prepare for the worst Arm your
selves with bullets. hatchets pistols No man mus 10
10 work that day. know that thousand OF tW@ 9i
will get killed, bat ali the thieves WI get Glie,.
When toe melee Is over you bet there WON'T be Chha
man left In CAiuatoNn.'
The Grand Hotel. now building in London
on the ground occupied by Northumberland
House, SAID be handsome structure Of the
kline ia the city-Sir Gilbert scotts Midland Hotel alone
excepted Its general style be designated free
treatment Of the later Italian with Mansard ROOF and
decorations in Bath and pasters OF snap granite
In accordance with French aud American prceeden the
architects have designed building suitable for shops
on the ground oor and skuy disposed ia other paris
for the accommodation OF guests. Pacing Chariugoros,
md rlandave thirteen shops or iair size
1he rental which is calculated TO reduce materially
The originally heavy outlay for ground rent The
kitchens are az top o. the building To The end that
the 500 rooms Of the Grand Hotel mny Doe efficiently
lighted the interior court Is lined with whlie glazed
brick and that advantage be taken of fl for pur-
poses OF ventilation n remains open To the sky above
The first floor Below this It soccuped by me pr ncl-
pal 100 ieef LONE by 90 wide ON Tie nrSl
HoOr viii be a spacious dTwlrg-rOom as well as library
nenslous. lighted from the open court WITH cicu'ar-
which, besides throwing down food OF light, Il
rend efficient service rs Venllator Oihdhenteu
this sivle of VIII also be continued along the
sides OF the corridors on the first ana second hoois