davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-06-11

BHnted tn hEr by llcr husband. EferY Prlnrt OF
tic ilo!henzol!efn lue is hound BY tl.e cns;olns
OF Its Inuac TO learn sot,n lIalKltwprk: ard the
Grown Prince eciccted tlMt II jptncr.
Ills MAJEsrY's ArAatMssrs-
separated fron tlosn of Ills son by narrow
ulhsn9c, forming an inncr halc1nF 10 the din
ilg-fiul)-ct'nststs sncre1r III r0uf!I answering
tile combined purpose Ut Irawi,lg.ro0nl anl
study. antl comparatively rmaii bedroom.
1hs furniture, cntifely.lnAltefed sInce hu 4Uok
possession Of The eastle. Ii Of light uncarvctl
oak. Tim small iron t,edsteal, with its llalyl
t.attrrsa VI tiosyr.tair lifting, uud wuplcn
blankets,-auggasttyc of ANYTHING rather than
koynl llsc.--s placed sideways along tic wull.
The chief ornaments nf thu room aru ntatne
| OF Queen Lotlfsa, the Enpcror's mother: Il
lrlnccss,--alikc M adspt with tic ch!tcI ssMl
! tho brush; q portrait of Tho Crown-prlnco In
can,p4lress taken before tlIu wur of 1850; ind
d picture ot thu late Gar Sicaiolas, the Enper-
or's bruther-naw. Tho otl!cE paintings dr.
events Of the Inst war. Two photographic Of
| the fa,uous attacks Of the king's Own Grena-
| dlers on tic Nights Of the elitx arc inscribed
wtl arEna ,"tSs hy his Ma|ssty !" nis
viii, cruss the Dut,les Of the officers who tac
rycs.! their llyes In tho service OF THUR King
at!A FatheFlAftI.
In the tlinlns.room there aro windows on both
| sides. brtHcen (onnEGsoGa, WHICH Ia Eener-
| ally covered With bpNka tr rapcrs, nnd tnblo
| 'r0nnl which tic Catlnut@ cUuactl assemblies,
EtaHlIs plAtu aralcI!atr With atilt ljTh Oaci,
! that does duty on statu occuslons as
TNH lMFEHIAL THRONE.
| Tho room commands magnificent view Of the
bridges utsd Lake Of t;llcnlcko, whore a m!llIa.
| turs frgntu---a present from Queen Victoria
rides at uncl,or. Conspiclious among tue Ell.
cravings In this apartment are s0u,o portraits 0t
American and English laalies. 4 plrturo Ut
t Fanny EllsleF, the lun'oa da1ae,su, the last
friend of lhr.. unhappy King OF lsomc, utter
wnrds Duke Of Ilcicllstadt. who at t,cr side Ell
dcayurcd tu Wtilc away ,hr bitter hours vi tx
lie, hus utsa spacu III his AtaehtY'a culecttull.
The yar0us knfrk kpncks III lIis accrctairo aru,
far the most pari, rrstca Of b4ttle'tlslds. Tho
lt1uk-shelyps ctttatn u small but SOLICIT library,
including tl!e chtvi classical authors OF lrrnat
literature, and many traslIng worka oil military
subjects. 4 few small volumes uro composed
| Of l,Htnphlcta and articles anonymously pub
lshai ti tho Emperor bsfor1 a,ld ut ihe ttmo vi
! tbs REORGANIZATION Of tho Prsssian army. Il
statuu VI st. George killing tbs dragoIi. ptcaent.
OIL BY tho luts King ua III emblem Vi tho period
Ut 1913, atands 1t, tIIu courtyard,
| Willie tllu EMperur's llfe ut baDelabeeE u thai
OF eountrY-.cut4etiiau, at Berlin he ID occupied
increasingly with the duties ut cmp!tr. lislnl
at an curly hour, ho receives REPORTS from dit
ferent UfllcIa1f, insprets t1oups, mud works
with slurt Intervals occupied With visits nnd
dr!yes-untfl latu In thu crGntng, WAen* bofQrt
] tak!nE tea With bis vile, be may, In Winter
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

esel ~ ~ u.oAten lave. isastae The
ssssmNl~i rorals,icn - muss -as
~sassrfuAiscn.
tiaa. svaahls b~, lsis n tb.if ssyvs
~sisei 10 . t~si, 60 Lsrd 4
b. Ns&Vgtsr tcF thS.t NistAte All a.
sutr~ai hin IA hrnot ~ tesu ~th ~
pr,~rRc~ darsaz thv rvnalpdss ~ ",
wA~sn
IT, "a. ba,lly employed 10 nins ~
b., taudie sAen Ne dyyatAiion cutcs
"a And bv csnunacl o Ntlan u al ths
ums the, svfv st~AAinE Mheh ihes
~vs0clad~i. having ugaionei the lAsi
mat. b. rvgllei a. tdlp.s
't.sn,lsnsa. sntrrv~i S,slf b,~a
9Th everN ,nirntton ~ thin1ing sell
~ h. inhabl,sn,, nat | rsfae IN =
shabby coat eAftytag ms oaA baodls
sai t~nA az mN qaati"fs 81 = rsit's
slehotssr, the oblN plscs ~hsrv Nua0
suold give mr sdnlitAros Nauf ~.
c.ptiOn - uc -uahi hA,y t~vh ,vf,
diaovcai hAd I arrived Ia mS carriage
nat. gvauclnsa. ! an an odd tplies -
,uu scc. ani sonnet usrs tr, ~h,vittr
can ottain it sithou,thy.s hiv pNthu
d,siihrthsns And ths iu bi.i
WV hANr trvAtssl Wu shIIt srfsaft-l
sm"ug ,vu ln %, HFbI .i b p~-sJ su
lnnfsusi " stranger. rtaflnett ar rl
INV rrr't in j,s,ki Tor i.vraiiI, h,ry
Nnd { mu,t inform sou ihsi I ,, mats
yuur ls,tie AityUtlou al Soc sslar ,.u,
that $50 Nvut v~sutgmPl Apt thst
~ouii nui spcuj another nlsat Bel $500
tusb Il ,uu wuui gi,. "a ta m, and f
gsAd mow,uE
A. his iprd,hiv r'n,laivi b. attach
/ 81 his ~ bundle un tho cod ui tt
biujgvon. apd sh1n,isung b. Stt
drpll lohk ~ the dscumnird ts~,.1rA
ton. be truJg~i put ~ ,hy topn vtl
the sam. as VI ,turd, ,nd,r,nd,uo
,ha, hc ,rudsvsl ,b
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4 Nease NtorN.

A gentleman Who Sas N,vUs' giN
aVcrso a. that little ahimal dructatuais-i
= mouse, sas one ia, travelling IN one
1T the northern counties. aud. a. nishi
80, In. put up al a couNtrN Inn After
dinn.r and the customary hbaJioas
for the g,snd II the hous. he retired
~ his ruom, carefully examining ~.
c4irncrs aud crvSicrs a. Asrcttain II
thcrc were any holes from which these
little msraudrT, mtght To- hlelN =" ,ssuc
forth. hut, hnding nobo, he Invested
himself VI his scanug apparel and
consigned himself ~ the guardian arr
~ Marvh-us Altar sleeping souudl,
fof about thr,c h0urs. hc again hcvas,c
conscious ~ his existence In this World
20 transiiorN hli.s. hut tring uic bat
in q dream, state, he had ~ clear prr.
c.pli1n a. Ia what might disturb biz
disoriersd imAginatiuu. Ne be ~As
thus living. midway briw ron sleep Ani
consciousness. he heard something go
ing pl, pit pit pa uInu the tabl" which
CLOSELY approsimAi"i a. tho head ~ Tbs
tedstcad on which be sas sleeping ~
listened moro aiiontiyrly. aud ubscrso 81
very softly 10 himself. A. I live. INT
house l. bcac, With ,hosr Internal mice
aud tb-ru !. nov gnswing ., SOM
thing on the table Su SAYING. h.
slipped a. uoisclcssl> oui Il t~d ~ PIE
sible. and. feeling Tor his t~,ot. tod
hold ~ the ~ part - H. and. 81" heo.
appraised. very softly approached %
tip too bis intended victim Whrf
close enough to be In STIRLING distsnc.
he again listened. and. a. his delight
found the nois" still there be thcr
raised hi. arm, and. With unorriER pa"
cisiun. let fall the heel 81 his boz, Upor
his own besu,iful gold repeater. tina
he had placed up1n u" table an guinI
a. bed. ths, had made the noise, an,
which how lAy smashed and destroyed
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

tfHffHN fffa
jos, after dinner the other day ~ .
oitigab WA aisput Ca ont"r The Cts HNil.
b. wa ul.sssssd IA come a. q sudden
halt slap bic log, shd then ~ss beard
IA call uui
Wei. I'll be hanged
"i@ssi your walleif' inquired = man
on the steps. ~hs khew him
No" replied The tf.,. ~ bis hani
vent up ~ his bf"as, poct"i, ~ ias,
happened to think ~ som.,hing
vent tcfuro . Justice n tho posos ,his
murn.ng and made aniisyit that heard
= certain bargain b~t~eeo Smith and
Jone. sls,oi builjing . fesn."
We'll. isn', tina, al righty
IAN risbtf Mo- Ina hsppened Ia
think tina, (, 20. . hstgsln bet~ cen
brown and Da,i. shout . wagon. tina,
heard"
We'll. ne ali III. sAtna thing. ! sup.
po.ey' oArsle.siy remarked the psa os
the si.i's.
'sDh, yes sapp~sse 80, ha, II soti
81 hurts nae tn had tbsi fm ge,ting .
htta sl,svni minded Ias, g niilo fr
gstfnir'
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

= z H"NA
tAc rrctcsR prvtessssi sssssr tinas tiuss
ts Cossi rFsNe =, hsN'tss Use "a M
oouaiSS is -, rslestlne hsshi h. As,g
t~vs c,nr}sissi ths EsA~Aiiis
Men,sh sf~a anA eshss aoasiuen, And
~cahAs anau 50 have vatlrv ~snh
Aabss. IA 10 fvt~,ftsd W ne ssesxss 1T
~ up,lrsssAieg ssA az ese,tas -
vrsvttcallt tu.srI 10 rAf,t sckwvv
meet fhs N~tvgAp ~ the ss.~sagtss
t,sns~i o. The Pati~sso sha IA ~ ne
~. AIbwsttAn 10 cgv~d saNs ihat ths
Ieas q thy ~Auis sesli ss~m a. - ie
.ymrsihS .nh The e'sa sad ~tti ~
ihsis ains,ssi insiisbiaAil, aea c1iovsisc
II a. farthsf a. UNwe fsulN.f .nb
rslrsilbr ~ui VA rvEsri IS Assr~isii,
desirable. ~ Ia mAsN trsiuty. Agv pya
surssti,y u 49, a. p,isEasv csia,
So noe mofc thAn ta wiist toas ssti
a. wilss tf,ssi ~ bel atrteef snd
oaFht w. ~ hushi ,h,sr To- plNla a
rloftor ts Us t-rst psrt, "a. -ai trins ~
rl,h hrusn haas viihts,f = stssr u BE-
Ha~ - he 10. siss,s t4vn. e ,ssf rtsta
Gsfd 90 usvsn - " hest . HhUul = tpH "a
as i.us. - c,tfu.rNnsu tsfiIlHt 10
shuou ts ilso fsst thAi 50 has rffiues.i
CD. taH sH,evssinU ~ ,T'fa rear sfaf
,,sI 81 a ysntnOes ~Ithapt Attt q
49, MsDt unuflstt have s1eh uuui~t
lass as. ,sia'Hs Nth t'alrsNRr thAlttei
ts,, tistussd u yu-i aa1, hot H =
wan vhs ,.ee. 90 aiiaaaf - O. be .
3 dnan. tlsasrvea0lr lsoi Us sniulNi
ius sattsv uodrt,d h,. separated
Us naftss glrus and ita ,fv,Assss
slnt OK thr 80 uinu '~i.snoas', sna uB
DvasAntit ~ maHh has t~en sad
t,f generations - thc Jess rvgaialNg
possession ~ J.usslvu, that " o.
agreeable ~ thint that tho, auv utr1
~ DO 90 Al last ihs, rsU,alHh ~.
serve JvnasArn
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
Cot ~ Il,iss.

80 hHHN INNFh
A table 81 wages and The era, II liz.
ing. with the price II staple articles 81
commerce.. going bsek ~ far a the
wear 1870. has been Published lAisly
l, show. that rag.s during the thir
tasnth century sefs AiS,ul hfiy csBtsa
~S.k In the nsri century thsy al
yanesi sDgne fifteen cents. AMI C1n.
,inusd "a advance slowly until. IN the
lat century. they had reached e1s7
The aysrAxe Tor farm labor ai present
!, o. - pei vesk. Wheat In the thir.
tenth century averaged ssvsniy- ons
csnt.. 90 eight aud . half day. labor
a bushel. S0~ shsst is sorth. ~hols
.als, aboui o. ~ q bushsi. or tw0 and
. half days lsbor. In sir c.ntsriss
meat has nsariy uebied In price bat
wages have increased more than ssvsa.
Told Thus IL will be ~psrosivst ths,
the improvements In pay for laior,
shlis may better the lah-srsrs
| condition. dss. not tend ,o increase hts
eoussn,msni ssbsistsnss 10 surely
easier thsn ~ old. thoGgh tho iahores
\. . satisfied ~ live a. his Ancestors
lived lt 10 with him a. IL With Al
a a. his desires have s1gussnisd
! mote rspialy than ihs means 10 gra;tfy
,hsm. rbar y ants are l~nbusnsrebis. and,
10 . large esissi. asfiacsaL LuHsrtSs,
"A Ihsy 1efs 0ase considered. kAys
grown a. be nssssaitiss. We ihina
' sopstimes thai ~s esA dh*pans~ Win
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

Dr ''ChArl~y" Jpdsins. says tho
Cincinnati Saturday k,glf. ls ~ -
the moe, generous hssrted ply sirlass
w TO oitJ. abd be u oas n the wu.,
.etllful. bui BE- dos ss' tired oooas,sm
ally 81 charging up socasnnts on his
tszoks THAI str hsrer ssttlsi The
ushrT day . stranger came So hins IA D.
treated Tor fb3umAilim W. said b.
had hAS Il "a nnd on" ff tssjvs
years he hNan'i ans M ab.y. be sald,
bot be o~rpoctsd .Ytns psti sesk, sod
~oaid cali aad pay "Yoa'vs hni SD.
rb.u M tsslys years, yDs say
aslaS the doctyr Yes. sstiss kSng.
wsary ysNrs 'ABt yOau have ss'tse
money neat ~~.kg' 10, sir, nss
s.ss. sur. Vel" returned Tia
aoctor. n y,a We bal tha rhsaa msiism
twelve y.sTs. r.eaIs ssDthsr .ssA
.on'i hurt Jvu much CisDa nsri sssk,
~hsn yvu hsvs The m0nsy The msa
never ''gvt sroand"
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
Tas WsssoW

hc~ Dc,aa "a tA~- rh~s ~ A-ev 49,.
H. tuu~< thsi d.Beais c'sg~
Noe ismute a. IA hsss, 49,, ~.s
AZ Dos 'sovt = hat ts,v Ha.n
Nay s1Asoeasa Ia ua,ufu.ax
lss asrtAiu = guhE rvxSdi
AZ -rrus AL tssir a. b. yafgAs.~L
IA al. . ia ayks. - "a srai
L. 10 tsfoa & q g.y cases a s---nss
So Or w. Ia en- ss~1s,s aU-en
u u @'u~ VI .sis. .ni Ne sarry
So otl, . Ala ard .Tsas
ibs 1p-nE gsfs ugoa ~ -th cn,y
n 90 sst ~, az ora ,hsif ey~..
A. u, move nss . plans, a s;l~u-tE
kstio.. nd - .h., . yrts'
l, thsrs asyth,nx r.'sa, 70 syro.
Thtt irs, al m-n to her stis'
Ma sI LAT rcsasc $40.
Aglrsr sat ~ uSsI csn biis'
lntep~nlfat ana frvr b. fhr stio.
shs has aQoanrd ths / steirv ~ hfc
Al tte 80 snd u, uymo-s % suhssi.
Al ne steiner cUnAith,as n, site
NV r sess u rufrs au3 & pcrrcu.
hr5 rlm?A 10 r,gui ass e,sup1,ts
So moves Aa1rng mof'As . esiars
No Go v5fii b iing lo-u b. hrf feet
sic tt kons snd c.iis o. tct bf0ugtam
\ mlrs sith a. gi,1isiir grace
Sbe - r1as Ssh hsr sah, ard boaa',,
Ald 3arAnr~- has tsk,u be- flauc
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
so~.e

A. ga a. ~ 80. sNAhtsi fftNA A<s ~
go hsA tAsssa a. 80 hs~is ~ 80 Zee feAls
90 sshassy ~ hss~si. ~ ssatSs .sssssAAs
t~sss n, ~ - s4~ssit srl f@fea.ssat rAfv ~
s.asaaafst -. tss.ssAi,ls vAtssgh. ssshssN s@a
al ,hs., a~d is~f sssthsa ss-a sr%iii's
.os asssbsi assv ~ psfsssas Asfstnf soA AZ
sssssa. assrsstnta sftgs ksstNg sss,sss ~
..1.Asfgi corrective pTssfs " NNssssHss ~
assez bss ttfi q ~. igss ~ @sks y tNasS "
~ . rssshF fs4t,-s AstsstsA a ,Ats "a .ifs
AL : asstfs ~ sFthstx hatssH saesftes 81
sssat f,s. q ,hs.Kx o. sn a. Asssss d. ,Abs
,.tr. .ith fgi AspetAass - rssf.stNd ssA
usi.t 10 usgussA, Wee A. ~ tsfnsA sci ~
ssf .tAfvsstee sut FsssH rs~isk thA' -
-. ~ " ah.fsi zee rr-st. nhss, HsA.s
L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
ueai Of Daniel webster. .rssd.ea,

No lsss aah. sa
Ashburton Wel-t.r. n grandson ~
Daniel Wohsiur, the last NAL. d.sr.nd
an, II the great ospoundcr. died In ihls
city on "Wednesday q, No A7 IVES,
Twenty eighth street lie father was
Col flrtohcr Webster. the old"s, 500
a Daniel Webster. and the only sun ~
III. four children sbo survived him
Fietcber was secretary II legation un
der Caleb Cushing Ia China. and a, the
opening ~ the ssT he organized The
Wet~tTr regiment In MAsssrbusa,ts. At
the head II which b. ~as Killed IN Gen
Banks retreat. up the Shenandoah
valley in 1861 Ashoarton Webster
~ss born In Boston on bco. J, iss7.
and after an early edacs,lon Ia the
Boston Laun school. where be ~.
m.insd nnul issJ. he entered ,h. Naval
Academy Ai Nc~p,rt. and Subsequent
Ia The Naval schDoi at Annapolis.
While AZ Ia. ls,isJ pisss he losi the up
per joinis ~ tire. fingers - hi. righ'
band when the school boat and = rps
boat wcrs IN collision H. did moi on.
tsr the naval service. owing Ia bis fail
uie o. graduate. hat he vent to I've ~
the Webster manston ~ \ apsheid,
which he had Inherited from his grand.
father. He studded law. Aai yrAsiIord
wtth nO ycry marked IN hassa.
chusstts. he came Ia No~ SuTk ~
November lSsi. and b. sAs unstsi
medical treatment here
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13


lia- Msson began h" mai. steel rsns
"a. IN this ~isc, 80 Aro p'li IN = "
cen, tug,ish Publication cslled Toe
l, ius,flos u Grvai hutala Tho late
NJ James Fer, Il i,.i il"n square,
lssndon, = man II gfuNi ep.rg1 and
perseverance. ses prnnshI, the trs'
mailer ~ s,"~l pcos GO the matk"t ="
II M not, so islira' caTllof thsa
is.i. that be csmm, npsi Ia push The
.ai, II thrsU aftir,us y, traveller, sni
entertainments Aip,u, isgA ihrue 80
fuuf years anuf he hai iuiuri NJ iisf.
rsun Nj Mss,,n $40 a card - rorts :.
psH, ia = staiiupsr ~inint Va lie
mtpgham, pr,v a., 6i o.rh Ito puf
ubA4@i one. sBd. Atlst examining i.
cams ,o a., conclusion thss Dc ousli
Improve btun a. H. tofihsiih mais
thr,s pen. S,d s,nt them to NJ, rsut
W. islpdup. who within ivu ds,s srfi,w,
a. Lancatfrr street Zoe ooufotvnoc .ith,
The man fhsA -iuld make br,irr Ions
thfu bic a. Isp result ~as an AZ
rahrtm fJt Msson Va Aks 90. p~n,
sod rcrp to sell them. the g'-si, a. ~
stamped 18th fsrrs's name. ~ viii
| the tide ~ Tho "icfp Pen u ma,
nee, tn mentioned thai. allhuugh SIS
josiah Ns~,n hN. t@spn a. "s,ansiFs
manufactures ~ steel pens Tor .ssfi,
hnt years. he has never t-son tBnsn n
.nrh BY tho general pahi.o. tho psmai
4 tho traders ~bnm ho Supplied. ans
not biz own, being stamped uI~is hil
| prsdurt,ubs
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

NJ, kaassass Style Wy ssc
~ ts,Isr tos,st two o~ni'l light brown.
pot into u half q pyoana ~ ros tea~s
hys essts) -sgl psahad over. bot NOD
ssxhed and ons sunns ~ oaisa.
chopped hns; SIR add bsy~n fos soyss
eve INMATES. shss sAd . pa, ~ gravy
from meat. ssssoe vsth q NssI tssr
sy-,onfri ~ salt. quarter tbs; gssssity
u p9ypss. ssd - moeh ssysnss -
you can tsks es the posss ~ . v.sy
small psnksifs slsis the 0nion and
se&sonlnx uill eyss Lss~ than two osoisi
sssw gsntiy fos asssss minstAs, stirrtax
occaslossily to vssyssi bsrniag. ssi
~srys ~ s1-yn a. The riee 10 leader
This makes . psiaa.hAs dish fos sbossi
tsn esnfs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

ftsr 0ass Frsf gtstF uNp cop
vs $50 cars bfisN saW.r aha ysr
'ait Nee Nissns ust3 $3.50. tosi4 rEss
$50 rsI.s a fvag "eo rur mNA, wss
p.iaai raAsips zoe raHni csftsn,s "a
l~rssr~~sntul ~,tppAni.sn, Urp ball Tea
st-.'utal cle,s', ,-e tes'pNsaials hsa
Lnr ~ AaI
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13
u..,. .-a >..,. s..s.

NsaGtsu Fetsra.tss hsrs ssa lssfs
il uasl ~ ths N.is@l rtssastN ~ tss ~
Hsf e usAsss uplsutf Lss 4 Nssttsrs rf-
o.. sasnNfsbes. esrstsAess ie-~ssa. f-isfs
"a Nrsna, snf hsais Fuspf. eksshss teas~t
- fs41s ~ lndis fstAsok ~ tFFFsssM Ataff
,asa3ssa Nssgeasasss sh1 tsmsAis Trsthisa
a tblifta saA ~ iHs~Aas a h~ashn
Nithiu ttn@ sfsFs 40 rfsf,sseN kkfs st>i
st.a isanu stlss sta 40 t~sf bsst tssstts
Fa ssis ~ ~ fN~sssas iessss No q"
esfk AuNna Nes frs
N0ss ~sssssAt -sssss-~N9 =.
Us@~ssfv Ffis@-se ttssssf sHsr s-
wi - - sfsh4s sas 4faf shh Nv sAt
sts4 I..a.Nf $500 lks @esA 49, - ~
ar..sa s-et - sii.sls ~ \ sstges a hs~A
- Ns.sss. @ssi.ssss q A.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-02-13

An Old aod espersssesi fruit ssve
yissbsr bang ssksa hos dssp and stds
10 Dig hosss fsr trees, sasssfsds dig
EN- a. Big ~ tha orchard"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mount Etna is reported to be taking a
slight rest, but groans ominiously meantime
The inundation of the river Pc has rendered
several thousand people homeless and desti-
tute.
Frank Richardson and John Woods were
arrested at Bantas on the 9TH, charged with
robbing cars at Livermore where they will be
tried.
The unwilling of two monuments erected to
the Confederate dead, and the decoration of
graves, took place on Friday at Stonewall
Cemetery, Winchester, Virginia.
Mrs Stewart, wife of Major Stewart,
Fourth Artillery, stationed at Fort Candy,
Washington Territory, died suddenly at As
toria on the 5th while en- route to her hus-
band. She left a baby only few days old.
The largest houses in England are Wrest,
Earl Cooper's Wentworth, Earl Fitzwilliam !;
and Knobe, Earl Delaware's, where there are
five acres of rooms. The largest in Ireland is
Gosford's, Lord Gosford's, in Armagh, and in
Scotland, Drumlanrig.
In Australia salad oil is commonly used as
an antidote for strychnine poisoning, and is
found to work very satisfactorily. A good dose
half bottle-if administered even one or
two hours after the poison has been swallowed
proves an effectual cure.
The golden wedding of Emperor William
will not be of such striking magnifcence as at
first anticipated. The Gar will not be pres
ent, and the Duchess of Edinburgh has tele-
graphed excuses. Grand Duke Alexis will
represent the Romanoffs.
M. H. Weed, a carpenter, who was working
on the roof of small tower sixty feet above
the ground, was seized with dizziness and fell
to the pavement below, crushing his head and
causing death instantly. He was about fifty
years old, and leaves wife and two chill
dren. So says San Francisco exchange
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08

Few Northerners have just notion of the
extent to which artificial ice is being manufac-
tured in the South. The success of the pro
cess employed has been so marked that from
Florida to Texas the machines are being put
in operation at frequent intervals. The
actual cost of manufacturing ice on the st.
Johns river is said to be bat seventy cents a
ton, including the storage and delivery. AS
Northern ice used to retail at from ten to IF
teen dollars ton there, it is plain that
handsome profit remains for the manufacturer
after putting his price so low as to drive all
natural competition from the market. One of
the g artic " machines, in which ammonia is
used to do the freezing, turns out ten tons of
ice daily, in the form of blocks about two and
half feet long and ten inches in thickness
The congelation is perfect, and many are said
to prefer ice thus made to that formed in the
labratory of nature.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08
CON THE HEIGHTS. "

We are indebted to Hon. r. NJ Dagget
for copy of his poem, con The Heights,
which he read at Arlington on Memorial Day
Lack of space prohibits us from publishing
the entire poem, but the following are the
closing lines of this beautiful and appropriate
tribute to our departed heroes:
go, if the cause for which you periled all
Was worth the sacrifice, the seas of blood,
The brobOn hearts, the anguish that it cost,
Be ours the duty to defend it still;
To guard your honor; to protect the homes
Left sunless when the light died in your ewes
To shield from strategy and stealthy art
What treason, clad in steel, could not destroy.
The years with changeless step will come and
60,
Like tardy conscripts to the silent hosts
That wait upon the ages, and the buds
OF spring will with the season blush and die,
While lilacs blossom where the warrior trod;
But time, that heals the angry wounds of war,
Will gid the glories of the nations slain.
Sleep on in peace Though vicious breezes
sweep
Around it's walls, the Temple will not fall,
For hands that palsied when they slnote the
arch
Assault in vain its gates and battlements.
Eternal are its splendors and its years,
And while it lifts its shining front to Heaven,
While Freedom lives to glorify the earth,
While valOr wears the laurels that it wins,
Aud floats that banner, emblem of them all,
So long will loyal hearts come with the
Spring
To scatter roses where we strew them now,
And lay their pledges on these humble shrines,
70 guard with jealous eye and sleepless ward
The priceless heritage their fathers won,
And worthy sons gave life and love to save.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08
THE ARCTIC SEA.

The New York Evening Post contains the
following remarks upon the accomplishment
of the passage from the Atlantic to the Pa
cifc Ocean by the great Swedish explorer,
Nordenskjold:
The news from Professor Nordensk jold's
Arctic exploring expedition, means that
northeastern passage from the Atlantic to the
Pacific Ocean has been accomplished. This
feat will place the Swedish explorer in the
front rank of those daring men who have so
many times braved the dangers and discom-
forts of the Arctic region, and so often with
little to show the practical results of their
labors. Most of the voyagers whose attempts
to reach the Pole or to seek northern pas
sage between the two great oceans to make up
an exciting story of Arctic navi CATION have
sailed from east to west and have made the
waters north of America the scene of their ex-
plorations Nordenskj old determined to solve
the question whether not there is navlga-
BILE water north of Asia, and he has proved
that there is. 1t is too soon even to speculate
about the practical value of his achievement.
It NAV seem at first improbable that valuable
vessels of commerce will ever undertake the
passage to and from Europe by way of Behring
Strait when Nordensk jold has accomplished 1t
only after encountering great peril and after
fear had been entertained that he and his snip
were Loaf But it must be remembered that
he is the pioneer voyager over this route, and
now that it has been established that such a
route exists clear of ice at certain seasons, fu-
ture explorations and surveys may show that
the voyage may be made with comparative
safety. The Jeanette expedition, which will
soon sail from California, will find much en-
couragement in Nordenskjoldi success, and
will probably add greatly to our knowledge of
a region which is now at least open for explo
ration
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08

NATIVE lions seem to be rather plentiful in
Sonoma county this season. John and AL
bert Datin and Henry Warren recently killed
a large one near Duncan's Mills The boys
were out coon hunting and came across the
animal, which they mistook fot wildcat.
Thirteen bullets hit the lion before it surren-
dered its life. 1t measured ten feet from tip
to tip-SGcrument Bee
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-08

MISS LULU WICKHAM, daughter of ex-
Mayor Wiclham of New York city, and a
daughter Of Mr.. William E. Dodge, have re-
Gently given gratuitous lessons in house keep
ing to the elder girls of the Five Points House
of Industry, New York