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4 CHILD VAMPIRE.

r,,r a,r,rr. ,tnntn ,g MI adopted ou,d,oon
ctr1'.Trvi,,r. ~ s,n"tt,or licr l,cusruc,vrs.
49, - ,ars v.r.,,, .,,,..,
', :eo 1'ts a,'," n,", u',.sea,, "a'e n,o,,,ro,
acts, whc!s %as told yesterday III tue t1tts'ses:
cnth Street Pplico Court, u repicwu1 the old
Ar,ion NJ fin vnn,n}re which ring through 30 |
..t.. ~ .a,,a,,co .,, ,,,,st,,J,,n or1 ,Ir
many tn'ss y. 4un,.e 49," ~ ..s'.'',' a ,.s
BELIEF III the dTenlea pFoucolaeauo WHICH ''hu"'s
the gloomy anpcrstltol's OF tit breton PEASANTS.
receives III it an illustration. Tho narrative
.Jss @ ,,a ,.s",,.. ,.,,r,'o,,a ~ IL. Nnr.
Ffo!esfos VI '.'e f3e"eh 'aneuato ~ 'no W.
Mal College, anu 1t received conAFHlat!on III tue
confcaatun Ut the child who figures tn It. To
oivn m tfca of tho luttnrts history the following
M. 1,ado -, .,,,sttc. K,,rott.
III the carly cart of tue present century 1ho
Do Fally family wcro largo proprctors In tho
West Indies. They had plantations in Jamaica,
s..i.'1, a., ,.t.. .,.a-,r,e,, ,xfth nro,ft tn
a'a easIsso w uies tss ",sn p.u"s ~
Tue neleloorlnG 's'"nus' @uea OK el'e'' wealth
consistel of Slaves, alld tic latter "crc widely
scattered through thu territory. MlsmauaRe-
""s ~, rI,a, H.. fs,,iv o,I ,v,"n
caa"sss E!e"'9 ,.''aso" Wv '"''"'' NV ""a'
Mile. Efftda ntht EcF s'star ~oee young gtFia III
Paris the remnants Of the fortune dwtndled
nwar with thu lust of Tho West Indies estateo.
Am!n9 tbnIr eiovrs ri vrars hrfore wa. a tnwuy
""t n..'' s,,"" s'ms, .;t.., n,s.o. -, ..,,,,,,,
!Htle ae!1M sa!'eu AHtuM ~, nu..U, ,' @ "I "non ",
thn} eoheeaSea hnS; anu M1Ma .5.u laoJ nao ny ~
tnelIud to the ianl!ly: lneY "efe not
fuFHct!ui VI hllh ~ llNlr 1elnceu couull'o1.
anu tho young !e!ioW lSto1seu ~ IAce!cns
framing: w atta1nlls ntaHnnnl, however. ~
iohFeu !uF eallT esuest IVY t.e.a Nv W.. .i..
paex ~ Ma ass , "n1'o W. ,,al ua1n
, 1879-06-03

hin without warrant, md for Tho space of ten
unutca ho narndetl hIs inaolenrr up and down
wunlts ,nve i,ecu juatil'rd IN shooting tho brule
down witlIont any atten,nt at arrcsting httn.
but tho olllcer knowing tint O'MaIlcy
could bo found at my future. time.
s9 nnt 10 mia nsnt 70 se1
10 arrest him. liz, did not "weakcn,n but
knowing full well TINT the club was tho only
Thing thai would make O Malfcy tsactah!c, he
for1'orc tho chance hc had to usott: O'Maifcy
The orcr conveyed tho injured man IN d
sen!'uneonscons hsato to the oi'lce Of Or, a.
tio1dsoolan at tho coracr of Iia'sted and lfsr-
terribly nang'ed. tho brutal assaiant having
kicked his facr Anl head into mass of pulp.
nose, evidently inflicted With the tou, Of
and tho boncs of tlsc cheek laid open for
several inches. II WAS n very tastY confused
wound, md II was rome time f,efore tho Doctor
could got It properly. stitched. The upper lip
aevefIug an artery. Immediately below the nose,
iron, which the blood poured in q stream.
The lower LIP wss a!au smashed Into
naps. Besides these, tho lcad, neck.
naiss % mass "e'9 q esh % sna coae i%s Tho iii et
t'ds being far worse thur, TIC rirht.. Several
hours elapsesl bcfore the doctor could get tho
Wounds property set. dempsey VAS then 70.
movel TO llis home. Ills Injuries arc Of most
serious naturo, but DR.. Gotlspoan has hopes
Of Keeping down The Inflammation to such
at extent tlut tho mans lilo will not be
endangered. Should erys,pelaa or aggravated
Inflammation sst In, however, bis CHANCES Of
life will be very al,ght indeed.
While Dempsey was In tic DOCTORS office, his
wife, having heard Of hss being badly. III
tured, kcs forth II Is satd With q revolver,
with tne express intentlon Of shooting
Ills aasaIlant to tho death, should ala
succeed IN finding him. When al,e
called at tho Wcst Majfson street statlon alc
re1eated tic threats, but was advised TO take q
more conservative look At thu affair and cause
O'atalley's arrest IN proper form by warrant.
Tile injured man Is about Us years Of arc, and,
though ttronc aud nbte.1otl!cd, ls Of a very
quiet disposition. Iio . 9nvo O'Malcy no
ol!cnsc, ant1 there IL no. explanation
for the assault aaya that O'Malley'a devtltstl
disposition makes him commit lust sucl, ns-
saalss upon the drunken Or tic sick and wcak-
ly. O'MalIey has caused great trouble to tho
police III such aif7ays, aud when any resistance
las been offered to hls wishes bis political in.
nuence md lint Of his trlbo has been mule felt
At poltco headquarters.
, 1879-06-03
JOHN BROWN.

Iits Execution Described by M Eye-1rltness.
fprrsponHthes Cincinnati Enquirer.
By the kindness Of thu gcnttcn,an to whom /
had letters, l WIS the only newspaper man in-
s1lo tic guards that surrounded the ecaITol1.
The newspaper reporters were placcl OIL sliyht
rise OF ground, lu perfect ric's, but where they
could bcar nothing. The season assigned for
thls vas tint Brown had tctcrn,tucd 10 nlake
speech Of M inceru!ory character. 70 prevent
this they determined. II speech hc made, II
would be to the military a,lu to tue officials
who would be within hearing distance. II wins
tluught best tllat Spu,e one Of tbs Eor,hcrn
residents in the shape Of newspaper turrc-
sponllcut should be present, to the end tat,
II speech was concoctcd for Brown, anl pub.
1sl,ed as II llo lad spoken IT, there might bo
written evidence Of its falsltY. hap
pcnel to bs tfa person sclcctcd, aud
s.ood wtthtu Few lieut. OF tie &a.lows
when the execution, took place. Hruwu wis
brought to the place Of exccltto1l-an oucu Held
near tI.e tuwn-tn wagon, seated TN Ills cotn.
Iiu VIVA ncatty dressed in Ills everyday apparel.
Ills long, whlte heard and his ti,lr farc--for he
had a dne une-Earo him truly patrlarchEnl
appearance. No one seeits hlnl Mt that ululneut
could supposu ttltn to be a tuund malefactor on
his way to tile gallows, without hong Of q 1u-
prleyc. Nono Ut tic early martyrs OF the Chris
tim Church ever met death with nlorc of srell-
ing stulcal indifference. Brought up with
fixed A'M Urn belief that ne hnd been doing
Uod's work, le believed the course he pnrarcl,
.hu se.lslin. Ut Innocent bload, tho taking tie
property ot his enemies, a'ul that the death
| he wDniu die had been trartd by Nh Almighty
| hand In the beginning, md .,ougst cts!l;t
change that decree; mid hence lu wuulu pass
lrum earth to Heaven rs Que that God ha1
solicited for tbls particular work, Mud tle
change from earth 10 bliss Immortal would
morp than cumpensato him for the pain nf
strangulalion. The galtowA was surrounded LII
irant ~ tho cadets of til. Military lnst!tuto ttu
| West Point Ut Ylrgsnia. They were llne.ioofs-
Ing sousIs OF frou III to 20 ycars u nec, dressed
IL btue nants anI rel Aanncl shirts, Hchitpl
| them weta pickcd companies Ut volunteer ILL.,
fantry, other companies forming The sisles mud
rear Ut The ,allow Btuarc, IN se ccrtre of which
| wns tho rnllowa. Al proper points tho asttiury
was placed IN position, tho gnns loaded and
pointed ut portlon Of The field orr11pied exeiu-
| slycly hy struugers a,rl those auapcctcd at not
being true 10 t!ie Old DoHinion. In case of M
eIneute or hostile disturbance. tbs cat'cts lIa,l
| orders to siluot brown, 40 NJ ~ prevent n res-
cue, while the caslnuneeya nnd Infantry wcro to
tlreun the suspsclcdcrowtl. Tie outlying picktts
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and the rcssrvo guarl, stationed within proper
distance. WcFa to 1ank tho tcacueTs, and tho
cnyafry to charge upon them, and to flnlsh
thuse Tint tic cannon and muskctrY tnited to
send to kingdom come.
II nrorn anticipated 4 rescuo, glance at the
field was sufficient TO convince him It would ha
folly to attempt IT, Thai he intended to make
a speech think IL moro than probable. When
tho eyes OF the doomed man took in the full
situation shafle Of disappointment seemed 10
cross bis face. bnt It was but for moment.
Tho al,adc passed. from hts brow and he vas
himself nKatn. lie STOOL on the Ralows gazing
with unbtauehctl check upon tho prapatatlone.
kerehief to drop whon he was ready. Ills reply,
In firm, nrA loud voicc wns: "No-keep mo
no longer Than IL necessary" The cap was
drawn over, bis face. tho ropc cut and John
NFuwn was loft danoltng IN tic. aIf: Ills neck
WAS broken by the fall. Ho suffered but little.
antl som hung l!tcless corpsc. Tic sensation
wns great; no voice spoku md no sound war
heard wiiftn the awful scene from lilo to dcas}
wus Enartci1.
, 1879-06-03
THE PRINTERS CONGRESS-.
Annual Mcct!ns Of the International Typo.
yrnpl1lcol InfpH.

Annual Mcct'ns Of the International Typo.
grapllcal Untnu.
lsntcfdt fnspatch to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, .. G., June 2.-The Printcfs'
Congress-, OF tic International Typographical
Convention, assembled here to-day. There were
delegates from all parts of tho country. Those
from the West were siussrs. Kercheva1, Lang,
md Comstock. OF Chicago; Henry l.. Smith,
Of Cincinnati; jackson Ratstou, Of Quincy;
Theodore Coy!e, Of Cleveland; md Joseph Schla-
gle, Of St. Joseph. An address Of welcome
was delivered by SIR. Towers, OF tile Typugraph-
ica Union Of ths city, WHO advocated tho ca,,sc
Of skilled labor, nnd Urged tho pf1utrrs' unlons
to correct any differences that may exist, and
suck to secure united action. The roul work Of
the Convention will BEGIN tomorrow. rhe fol-
% t'ais: Mossrs' Iaar, os CS,caan: EIis. @ * ns.
iroit; Hunt Of lut1a!o; Coyie, Of Cleveland; !;
and scbsagip, Of Ut. Joseph, No.
, 1879-06-03
FGCA1 PED,

ST. LOUIS, Juuo 2.-Charles Sanders. who
murdered Police Oflieer Charles prlutz last
ulght, Is known to hage crossed over tho river
between II anl 1e o'clock, and 1t Is hc1ievcd ho
has made ILLS way from this vicinity on somc
freight With vtow to facilitating Ills
nfrcst, the following description Of him Is giycn:
Twenty yeors old, tivo feet Eve or six inches
high, chunky built, fair complexion, pfuc eyes:
llgAt .laxeu 1alr, very THU, light nustacdc. 4
apy, boYtvh appearance, round full facu, small
feet, walks stlt!lY with no sprinG to
step, turns AIs toes we'll out, vorg pcculiar Eait,
wrars ,yopen slirts. 10 suspcn1eEs, understands
baking anil cooks, frcqucnta low saluons aud
hawdy houses.
, 1879-06-03

II It atoull happen that THE TRIBUNE should
!. 20 unfortunate as totnage any serious libel
MI, durlug the next sfx years, Il Ia possible
,N,t, mar asil change Of venue on accouns
4 rrriud!cc on tl1e part Of the Court, in caso
Il. Cou,t should be Judge McALLlsrEn.
, 1879-06-03

Tsrtoice to say that nil the lawyers In Chi.
a2o can't be Judges at the aalnu time, though
nsf mar all Try 10 be.
, 1879-06-03
SUICIDE,


Apfftdt U&tQ@tH ~ 1aS IFE9hH&
Ei.o1s, H., junn 2,~-s!fs. Mary Elizabeth
Jackmalt, wlfo Ut Janca jackmat, u prosperous
tasuiee near Crystal Lake, swallowed acar'y ah
ounce of Ia,s,lanun and. died IN Saturday fore-
nuols. A Caro,,er's Inquest Was held. Jtalousy
ol 4 sch0oltnur,n prubally Inspired tAo Faah at.
deceased Waa buried Qh SUNDAY.
, 1879-06-03

Il surely Is tImo that somctling was heard
,o,u lle llar Association. That noblo aud onco
m r,aul organization wou1l do good service by
.rol,iuEng precisely how tho "culture" Of tho
r., %, In jts work during the ]ast campaign.
, 1879-06-03
NO,
H1tcfa} pff9G.ct to 3hs TfitHHE,

M0fc317 Nf0N.css 70 1ha 3F3tHHE
Ia sALia. Ill, juno 2.-At tAa special town.
snip election bold hero to-day regarding tbs
proposition to borfow sI,000 tor tlo improve
ueat Of tho bottom rouds south Of this city, thu
proposition Was gotoa down by u yota Of 45i to
, 1879-06-03

pu,LAn4Lru1A, Juno a-lhe lh!ade!o'!a &
RcadIug coal and Iron Louarany l'as decided
upaa tic following hqrpor prizes Tor June:
Lump, Steamboat, und 'b1okru. 81; cKg, $J.U;
, 1879-06-03

IL. fI4,srgAp tlas dtssulycd Us d 1lrm ami or
mixed Is corporation. In honor Of the naw
tth tbp bcl.l!unlllc Ut the Commercial ollce is
,sauo h whlte k!d.gtoyc.
, 1879-06-03
PERSONALS.

III. f1ayes' yotoos appear to improve with
II,
Thu recent weather is rather premature
IL pe1t wlhtcs.
t|ics Oates is to marry again. Sing 10y
i. rnr.y maiden!
The little boya ara polishing up their skates
t1the Fourth ct July.
III. ;Etua n,ay hereby consider itself on
rrd tos our Fourth OF Jn1y.
III. Sherman is heard to remark, II rather
tts sfaaasag for Govosaot by rzoxY."
1ba beautiful Arablnn horses presented to
Gtn4 Qsnt have arrived In this country.
III believe TINT b1r. Anson will carry
aAs:t 1ilanl, though thf vote mar bo close.
Won't john Sherman be kind enough to
ttp,it Dssd Davis fence. DIS we'll "a hts ownf
Il It possible that Congress hgs snuk 80,
bs' R,ea Fcsnaady Wood ID d,sgusted with Ii.
"neform is necessary, but Atr. Hendricks
Il suHe tho reyerso," Observer tlo statesman Of
Gbnsley rask.
Ths healths drank to Tom Moore appear
u hlss bad no effect. Mr. Moore, NC suppose,
'utoo Tar gone.
Tho New York Herald doesn't like II BE-
TINE thu Ohio Goyernorahip, like everything clse
ixtto Al Ohio tnau.
Speaking Of State-rights, Massachusetts,
&,.r, tbst lho win ron,nct nf tim ch,eago. co,,.
'ssts. he. that there are aono.
III, Beeclcr's trip to Cauadn las caused
tnas i. thp man On horsel,ack.
Tbe hcovv 1,;tto,., ~ .t,o r,,;oo,o Hmm
s'llc|ub are ut disadvantage In Rhodu Island,
r,mr,1 w.. ~ H.. ~ s.,,, ,,..
nn,.h -, .n,,.'s 1 .nAS -34.1 A'3 J"as
uV, va, ~ "o'ae". anu th'a assafoa on 'Ao paft
uu wa ~ 'e"a'" p'e''"R ~
t,,.o.. n'eA lomofoy ~ going to remain IN
w., s..ss aAt pssnaos 'ue,e WI oe aAo'"ee oSo'
With singular tljsreoarl for h;s 7,orsona1
a 1s eal'or o. the st. Louis Gtooe. D<noeras
's s'''''"'''os ~ Pa'''u''s 'ae4ac'e"t'
"a e1oAahga sAys TINT tho Missouri logis-
Mf stihA dollar l!ay, iron, which we infer TINT
eans' still keep up at War prlcca tn that State.
Zoe inc morning, John Sherman would yecp
''st's because 'in didn't 90 In for Govcrnosship.
il Is ruuored that Mr., Joveu deu,,-s n
i.eoaa te,, ,,,.. ts.,,..s ...~. 2ea,. IT,. 49,
tru.n ho"m tn p VIA ,f"s '"a .. .ss ~, ~ .a'
III, Ya,nooa :. ~ II. u.,, ~ r,x,,a o,,,
Es p.ao,,o,ton. w. '', t's W." " A4H.oo' a!s'
DIN nxyo, ~. .,',,.,,. H'm saa .",'
Npa. "'~ -s'''ae'A''J 'o"'o'a4"' pos''
,,..@ .s@ not surprised to hear tint Mt. EEna
ls,fsn1 ~, i0oso. aou1n't 10 sarpF'sed - ses
EHgM A3'Ho''''A' 'an'ole o'e''-"afF'
.y -..-.
:. aeafney found eomo good in New York
ses s'a says thu Now Yuyk Herald. l&'wax. tn.
seo. aesasshtnx Tint htr, kearnev very much
As*a'a but 1t duean't appear that .s rot any Of Il,
The Dul1alo Express says Mr, Klock, o.
.s'nsu's. #ho was martjcd tho other uay, has
~ afomlae Of bc,ug eraudfa,ncrs Institute,
"asdaY.
Pp{, poiro - rr., , f. ,
tsoxn IN ~. ' " iiatsasu' "ao ~ ~"
Tim ca,.'' 'as Gsnete! paollc ny hts Coniei.n'a
suls,,n. .posea sp foF Whlttier's words. but whom
tn NIL, .aew ~ most scholarly coaipoaor ha
E.,Jo 'a ~ pso4ace lls now symphony u
s,..,
sa,sFaan Groenlief. of Norway, No., sine
haa teaI ,be H.3a .,,r,,, ,h,,ts-n, I'm, y,
nusHad It through onea In .IuI,rro dava, and sav
, 1879-06-03

rte recent lccturn in Boston OF ex-Secrctary
Trau AIcCuE.LoCH on t'Bt.,uetalissn Inns
s4u produced by the " Ilonest-Money Lea.g,1e "
Il til. cty Is ono Of tho SocetY's publications.
, 1879-06-03

Arnnt1t. Iserf. Iror, nnh Wine. made Ia
accordance with latest medical research improves
thb appetite. rnriches thu h'uod and promptly re-
htures nerve puwcf wien f1iiRued from pt1Yaical
or mental stran, Dcpot, 17u Es.t Madison street.
, 1879-06-03
THE CHICAGO TUESDAY: s79-rwE1vE PAGES

for hard. white-ssl coal. The quotations for
Lykens Valley arc 1916 for cRa and stovc and
$3.50 for cleetnut.
, 1879-06-03

TRArIICIDI3.
SCRANTON, Pa., juno 2.-Pctcr Powell
fatally sl.ut hts brother yesterday In j dispute
about property. Peter Nas arrested.
, 1879-06-03

Toledo; Daslca, of rhtladelph's: 1isll, Of Brook-
lsn: Huntingdon, OF Worcester; sauktne. Of
Heneva; a,sl Bishop Tuttle oi Utnh.
, 1879-06-03
GUTICUI.a SOAP

CuAa. DkSNES. DrnVgist,
First. I'Iaee, curnes court-Bt.,
Nruokl,n, March 1. 1870. }
I can chcerfully speak Of the hoalsnR qualities OF
your CcTlcunA SOAR md Its pcrfunla IL superior
tv anY Ut thu standard tuaps now In Use.
CIt.AS. DENIM.
, 1879-06-03

THE UUTICUI.A 1tEMEDfES
arc prepared by Wceka + Potter, Chemiita aud Drug
g4ss lIu uWushincton-1t sostant sud arU for sale 1Y
MI nyWsgists. Fstca Of Guteura. small boxes, az
ceHts; 1nrre ho1rA, contalEtng two and ono.haf
tinra the quantity Of small. VI; ltcsolvent, 81 per
bottle: cuilcra SOM, vi cents per enSa; by mil.
~ cents; j cnkes, "a rtnts.
, 1879-06-03
COLLINS
VOTING 6:92 2flEc7na,
hAsTEn5

Scsyu Forces. Ia cured
magic. Alsat, l'nlpitlltI
ton Ut the l.uftvs, Lly
Of the Stomach nfnl Ii
aia, a,!.l bilious Ealic.
, 1879-06-03

I}y in1tnntiy affecting TIM
Nerv0tis System, their i'll
tlucl,ce IL at onca felt ut
the fArtl!eAt txtrenlittes.
Hence l'atn. which aFtscs
from O disturbance Of tha
in every instance as II BY
ion Of the Heart, INtlatnTlA-
or, and Kidneys, Irritation
,wols, Indigestion. Dyspep.
, 1879-06-03

Everything in tho Track OF the
Tornado Utterly Dc"
strDyoti.
Even the Farr1crs' Tools and
Implements Taken from
Them.
Urgent Appeals Made for Aid by
Visiting Committees.

Br LOUIS, June "a Ut. Josepl,. No.. dis
mattel, saws: 4 dispatch from Irving, Kas., dated
Junc !, b.4 p. nt., reports thirty deaths certau,
an.t ilft5.thrce people badly injured IN tho ro-
cent cyclone. Tllt people want money to get
ncccssatscs which arc at hand. Ten ~ero oaf'ea
to-day, From i1f;y 10 sixty famllIcs at Frank"
fort Kas., arc homeless, md destitute or c'otli'
ttg, provisions, aud Turning implements. cttt.
zcna Of that place hava donated e700. Mora ald
Is ,iettcd.
4 t1is,,atc{, from satetaa, juno 2, 7:ao a. M.
says: scyenty.nyc To 103 pcrsons aro destitute
Of everything. In tl.e vicinity Of Dcaltle bud"
ding ntl,l clotl,inE is ID great tIemand.
An Atch,sou tKos.1 dispatch says: Tho COM
mittcn OF surgeons md citlzena aent to Irving,
Kas,. Saturday, returned today. They report
Tie dead aIl buried mud the uoundesl tendcrly
carod for, A Rcllct Committee has bten organ
lied at Irylng mi, Frankfort, and arc doing ev-
crytnlng In their power to prnTido for tho neccs
sttiss ot the auitcrurs.
KILLED.
Following Is the lTst Ut killed at OF near 1ry-
Ing:
Mira. Susan q. Buckmaster, uged %.
Elizabeth Buektnaster,
Alice ituckmaster, @.
Laura F. Ruclkmastert &.
Cclest'a Bucsmas.cs,2 2
Clinton Kccnoy, 10.
John Kconcy. 10.
Mrs. Flora Kcency, wlfe Of John, 40.
Mrs. ". ]. Williams, ae.
Mrs. Emn,a Sheldon. =.
Fanulc awacha, age uukuowu.
htrs. Frowark, 20.
Mrs. George Martin, H'.
WOUNDED.
Tie following is list Of ttoso wounded at
Irving:
8. ". atcAlllker, sea1p wound and sevcrc con-
The Republican journal., 1879-07-03
BELFAST MAINE, THURSDAY JULY 3 1879

brain as he sat near Kate, and talked
with her absently. The first lull that
came in the conversation he took adyan-
tagc OF saying:
"Mss Reid, is it rude to ask when you
last heard from Winslow?
81 have not heard from him for over a
week. she answered, the color coming
into her cheeks now.
\ short silence followed Then kas-
son said bravcy;
"Aou are going to marry him next
spring, are you not T.
Il shall never marry him. answered
Kate.
They were not a sentimental boy and
girl but the rest Of the talk Ito not pro
pose TO chronicle, on account of inc0her-
ency. However, it resulted i'll satisfaction
for them, and beWiIderment Of Mrs. Reid
and subsequently for the gossip of Chat
emuc City. As for Winslow, he took
1t lhllosophically and married another
Young lady last fall 1t is something of a
problem in my mind whether or not Kate
haSson will ever confess her stratagem to
her husband or whether he will confess
to her that by mistake (!) he saw the let
ter she wrote to her friend, Miss Shep-
pard. - far, neither has limited a word
ol Their respective secrets. ii il my be-
lfos they never will. Golden Rule.
The Republican journal., 1879-07-03
Farming IN Washington County

There has not, probably, been known
in the history of Washington County,
such breadth of grain and other kinds
OF seed put into the ground as may be
found this year. We should Judge, from
the eastern portion Of the country, that
at least two third more in area is in cul-
tlvation than last year Land is in pro-
cess of clearing and getting ready for
crops another year, to large extent
1t is admitted on all hands that farming
is to be the principal resource of the peo-
pie Of Washington County. There can
he no doubt of the truth of that remark.
People, perhaps, may be slow to realize
1t as general thing, but, nevertheless,
it is true. Machias Union.
The Republican journal., 1879-07-03

"t''ei- i'f l.'' Hq., '1a-- J"'. Aai.
B"~ru>. june u l-19. We read in
your Issue tli> week an account OF Mr..
Murphy DAIRY. ami as IL native OF Waldo
county ana dealer ln Its butter, we We're
Interested and piedSed. We brought With
47 from Name deep-rooted faith IN the
eAcrlcncy ot Maine products, and While
OUR experience lustlits th.s opinion i'll re-
-prct ~ other articles we are forced to
cahcede u oM the ARTICLE OF butter The
nameof Eastern assures the sale Of hay,
TIE potatoes oi The lenobscot valley are
IN request; Name beans are sought for
ana shipped West Tor seed lis eggs rival
fie noted "Capes Its cheese Is growing
IA it'"t; bui lis butter Is summed. Pat
upon the market a Tot "i batter rs |hn"
h"i't, anu goa Illustrate luur object at
ONCE 50 true Is llns That Iou look IN vain
l"r quotations o1 Maine butter. 1t is not
recognized u lAe market reports on trade
The Republican journal., 1879-07-03
Tho Baltimore Oriole.

The Baltimore orioe, in his brilliant
coat OF orange, ycrmiion and black. gift
ed with remarkably clear and liquid
song, is an industrious, well behaved and
welcome exponent of sunny, perspective
hours. Coming to is in May from MeXi-
GO ana Central America, hc is hailed and
known Nariuusly as the "lIang Nest,'
"tirc- bird" ana ''Goldrn Robin" His
pcndulous nest from which he derives one
Of these appclatons, il Il Wen known
tabnc, ana i usually seen suspended from
the sWaylng terminal wings Of the grace
tu elm, high in the mir and far from dan
ger. 1t is sometimes hung in the willow
and maple trees, and is no uncommon or
naucnt to the foliage of the streets in our
Large cities.
rs an industrious mechanic and skill
lul engineer, this bird displays remarka-
blr ingenuity IN the fabrication and place
mrut Of its home, and makes available
almost every kind Of material in its build
ing Ihe stripping ot tine bark shreds
OF mllhWced stems the thlStles down Of
the preceding year, twlne, thread. horse
mars and yarn all enter lngeniouSlV into
It's composition and are woven and inter
laced Wth nicely and ingenuity tLlt
Wou!d shame the fingers Of Il modern
Penelope The whole structure is of
pensIIe or pursc-likc FORM and is suspend
t" H"In t"o oi lllIte contingent |rlaI
ana 'I""Plh3 "i7S, h} Is many llrm guys
Or supports oI t"ilie. Narrow at the orl-
I,'t' tnt heSI -r1Hi'Hy euIar-es toward
q Jhf II. ooI'oii,' "nd N Comfortably and cozi-
i"l'" "llh No"Il' me grasses Wlthered
The Republican journal., 1879-07-03

Proud and lowly, beggar ard lord,
Over the bridge they 60,
Rags and velvet, tetter and sword,
Poverty, pomp and woe.
Who Will stop but TO laugh and sing
Self is calling. and self is king
Who weeps at the beggar's grave
trusts they pray for but love they cray
Beggar and lord
Fettcr and sword.
Prison and palace, shadow and sun
velvet and rags.
So the world wags.
uti) the river Iu more shall run
Sparkle, river merrlly roll
Laugh with the gay and bright
" no viii care for the weary soul
nder thy arch to night
v no VIII pity her who will save
Never tear tie cold world gave
Down there in the rolling Thames
God viii pity what man condemns
velvet end rags,
So the world wags.
Prison and palace, shadow and sun.
Fettered and free.
SO shall 1t be.
ntil the rver lilo more shall run
nlnple Bar