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, 1879-08-12

CITY Northern AMI Miasonr!a Pacifc ADVISE
The public to get we'll Insured hofors going over
The Chirago & Alton, nnl hnsc much To AaY
about " "hroken shlns " nr.l "crnckrtl sieahe,"
hut tho Chicago l. Atm sn-lay. new as II ts Is
n er1outhcr road tllnn either Of tin oll'cr TWO.
Wn afo whrling through The country ~ tne
rntc uf from thirty to thirtY-hvn miles PET noMtt
running tfme, over road coilstetlcica "itnan
fifteen months. Tho chicago Y Altnn runs
fortvthrse miles farthsr al a,, naKes to nem" ,no
or less timn than Tho nthcra+ Docsi't hER.tu "
very rough track, does It, an not acanaant.
eli Will, sonl III the management OF cli,rr .! q
tl,e roads md rut my symnathtcs Aro all WIN
tho Chicago & Alton, aud emit hcsr 1t. l'ko
the Chfrd4.o way OF doing things. - aonn As
ynu alep nl.oartl 0f The Chicago y Alton tram,
you arc Immediately impressed with TIM ait hlli
aptrlt Of ChicnEo. Everything II ChlsnGo
nhnut 1t. tlcre Ii n rnal ot ltH miles, from
Atnxtco 10 kns,saa City, constructed IN lcHs thai
fifteen months: mud fn!shea ~ n rs co,ln'eto m
sty'a nn ms thoroughly appolnte.l IN @veFy re-
rt,a,ls Ut lid Fast; an y l roal he'd,
Thoroughly ,lttchcd frnii ono cn4i TO tilo
other: heavy sccl rails ami Iron bridges tic en-.
ttra ,listanco.-to byl1ge neEoas Lilo A!lsFoilrt A.
Glasgow rs fins q p!cce If hr'1Ee-work as tlieru
Ia In this country; dopot nnltll1tgs nntl "ntcf~
tnnks nf The most appr0gctl pattern: MI com
rlctc uni hansotnelF ralsct trnm si!l 20 filGc-
iolo; wlro fences of five ntal ak strands ,inon
10th sitlos from Knnsas CITY 10 Mcxicn. win
cato upon aln,nst every Farti. aM' cattle:Iuarhs,
with Their approaches, anh all gates whffcwhsf-
cd, over The entire lls5 ncs. Did go11 ever sec
or hear OF St. Lous building 1tsl miles of roatl
IN little over n wear, md doing 1t M tn THIS
Kind Of ety,el When ypu tl0 sec OF hear my
thing Of this Kind you tnay find my sSi''patn1'ea
divided. y.
, 1879-08-12

7.t ot.4.. .ot,vtou. f<,r Tho ., r., ~ o+rt,,o,
ot"el' e'".e'' ''o1''.o"s ~ wv 'h
reputation given nm ~ 'lle totlee' was Yestcs
tlny nrreatctl by the Wost TWclftf'atrcot police.
I1o Is sltspcctul Tor tl,c reccul jnls uf the kind
~ ~, .,rt t,nrr atrcct md Nm. n. Archer aye-
~ H,'' 80 ''"Hs ".,. ., w 81, ..,.,.,',s. 49,
nut. nut t'''s iaF 'Aeto - 'e'S ''''o s'"te"es
a.niIlat lin.
William Watson, stabbed In saloon row
Saturday night Oh West Randolph 8trctt, was
,o.,,rdav II, mn Imrr,vsh con,.it,on. ami tho
,,"sI',s:. H., .,as,,,,., hal ,,t,ao. -. t,s ~.
l"'sS'c'"", a. wv '..'l. 49,, ''"" ."., "u m..
covcrY. Fchton LAWYER, ille alleged assa1'aht.
was before Justice Wash yesterday forcnoolf,
ami p}eallct mt guilty. lIo Wns held III 81, ,QuO
no,,,'s -, H., orr
''N"' ~ Wv ~
Along III Inst MnV T. II. Grosa, colorca c1-
nressn,a,l, wss cupluycd to ,royp Hello Stanton,
a. t.ut tina kicl, In hcl. .ftoln Np Gl4 Stuto
"a. .''". INV ..x.. .,,,. a,x,o.,,t1, y,,o,
ettces y" Sa"a' e''o't' ho"' e'~nss'" "1
had some dis agreement as To it'e pr!ee 10 10
raid. md In co'lseluenso The exprestna,l put n.
jiann fntn warehouse, nl''1 collected l'ls
cInrges IN thls WhV. Yesterday NJ "as asfes'eo
upuH charge Ut tarecny.
Aftnor nrr.sts. Chutlcs King. spoak.thIet
WIN sn,trhe,l III from, u,o ulru Of AlexuuIer
il"nhsrh nj Nus. III nnd 10 I.nSaIiu street ycs-
trr'ioY: i. Vi. Kruna, wuuI stniner. at No,
sNn Ws,,ns,, nyrnrs. ri,arvef viii, vnlentIy ns.
sau,ti1ss s T Michael trosby, of No. iii Wust
, 1879-08-12
THO Cxar'H safety. Guard.

Tic Nihiltst organ, tho Revolutionary chroni-
Gle, which Is, ln tAct. but u supplement of tho
notorious Ze,niaj j-zoJa. contaius IN It's last
number t!a following !ntsrratn % astas een; !,
IL probable that t,lera arc few people Il, lsaasta
ssho are aware OF Tug cS.stense o. avery orEinal
sucrct By tho Government III order to facilitate
It's WORKING It's guy cons',ts It, IN VA wstsh. ~
Ili:h State funcslouarlcs. lilo members of t.'s
corps are subjected to tue stfstsst tliscpne.
the!ess wear nll kllds oi ulileal unlf0rIns md
civil clothes. rle crowd ot supposed work. @
iis attenlut OH tIls life Ut thu CzaF WAS for ti!r
most part composed Of the memaors ol tht.
the won!d-bc 1cgiels, was onu Of .hse sucEet
GuardslAen, n'nl ,las BEEN rewarded for this
scrytco by being appon,aI Commander ot .hv
Curus. III tho place Ut Gcn. Hasu. THIS SECRET
tiuard, which numbers Ut The prcsons tts 'l'oru
t.lsn l,000 men, il pIaceA under thu 1irert cant
troll Of the Car, al!i It's very c1lsscco has heon
kept so secret tiat even nuw the full tstntis Ut
{tR Organization ara unknnwn,h
, 1879-08-12

OMAHA, Ncb., Aug. 11.-porcival Lowell, Ucn-
cral Frolght-Agont Of the Burlington e. Mis-
souri,, today published card stating that that
Company Has In the field for stock shipments
from Kcatncv on most favorable terms, aud
TINT tho Union Pacific llal fnIlcd to forco that
Company to compliance On stock slonents and
rates. Mr.. Lowell, upon being interviewed to-
day. said: "Tlu Chicago. Burlington d Quincy
lavc nothing to do with this trouble. We i'avo
never been ahlo to draw any stock worth speak
lug Of from Kcarney, because tile Union Pacific
malo lower proportonato ratio from Plum
Creek and North Platte, ana kept stock away
from Kcarnoy. a few days sincc We
enyo tho Union Pacific notice that
NC desired certain lower rate fixed at Kearncy,
mud asked lhcn to ngreo to 1t. To this propo-
stton they sent back refusal. ut Tue satnu tno
declaring that, unless VIC Tcceded from, our de-
mnlnl, they would declare all agreements as 10
Kcaruey business OF. Wu declined to rceeda
from oIlr proposition, and they arc as good rs
tllcir word, mud, Of course, VIC rnnke tile satne
rites that they mako" 49,.
Afs. Finlng, General Freight Agent OF The
Union Pacific, arcuscs The Burlington Il hlts-
sourt Of playing t1lEmblc-rIg, at,d tint they
linsc been secretly cutting nnl giving rebates
fur Il long time. Tho light Will Dc continued to
the blktQr end.
, 1879-08-12
IOWA RAILROAD H1ATTERs.

sotetai Correspondence =" 1he 1rte'sne, !
DEs MONIES, Ia, Aug. SIT Is well known
time tccn nursing his wrath, to keep It warn,
neainst the Chtcaco Burlington IL Quincy, for
the ncrtinacIo1s snub It gayc him. lie probably
considers he has nov rot tllngs fixed, 10 no can
rcnay tic sfrrons with interest. It now trans
n,rcs that he It ia he who Is, III fact, building tho
a. Tor,a 4. co,,nriI nan, s,,ort 1.no Roalj, by
s",.,s, ..s,.s,s ..,.t .,,a 11,to,, patno n,1 Al
"'''sA s,,''eso ,,,.'. W. .."-,, H.. ,a.
l4olile, KANSAS lily q Nor1nesh VIII pe tI''ue'
With the latter road connection with the KnhsAs
1,,,,n, Il ,ac al Konu.e f,iiv With those con
ae'.1e 10 'l'1as ~ ~ tN""en" 0'3'
ucctions, md With The lowa Ccntra+ which tcr1ll-
tnate1 at Ottupw; md tho Wnl,nai at st. ltnuls
and Quincy. Gould has n strong combination,
Lii, ,sn,.t i Il ro,or,o L., viii noht III. mi,
WILL. WILL. T'c'i e,1r,,. ~ nuircw %trnriw mi fc
i,s" t.n ,"t'I ,tnar,ii,. v,ry ,hort nfrcc NJ
lona @ pu1' st ~ 1.,r, fsnrtrnt ,ri,b .i,o NJ
FoMi mn wv 5ts ~ = Nnr,hor, ot MouItnn a,;1
~ os r.. ,,assns.tnn ~ tha tEnre ia inss mny
III, H. ,,o ',."st r. ~ r;~n, h"nnrs ~ ihr f,cn.
sGy ~; W,,,to, ~ at,n ,,"a h"nn it, nhicetIyc
t.n @ us 9r, ~ a,,tsnt I'M ~ tno nfar,rn,}e nn
pun. ,itatn, .' IL ~, ns,rs in whir tl,H f,cn.
tptS trr ,sns hnnni, m ,mcvcntca nnv niynucc
| ,,. .a". ~" ~ -" '
, 1879-08-12

IsntANAroIls. Aug. 1l.--c. u. Williams,
President, md H. 5. Ilcnnlng, General Manager,
Ut tho Bloomington & Western Is'asl, startnl OIL
thur Of lrspcction to-day. se:erai changes In
The Offices ot tho rond will lp made, but arc mt
vet determined upon. 1',r Hon. t!cnrge Is.
Wright, win has artc,l rs ltcccircr for ycara,
will lcayn tho srrv|cc nj 'l!o Company under thu
uuW arElllEGillGilt8.
, 1879-08-12
IMMIGRANTS TO WISCONSIN,

anEc9a3 V@Spu4TH - 1HF IF9QUH1. =
New Yong, Aug. ll.--J. 4. Becher, Of Mil
waukcv, prcsldent Of tho State Board Of lu.-
migration Of Wisconsin, is tn this city to LOOK
attar the interest Vi cmlgrants bound for Wis.
cousin. lis Visited the Commissioners OF 1m-
migration to-day, and consulted as to thu boat
way to facilitate immigration to hts State. II
has been suggested that fund bo raised and
placed In tho halIds ot tito Commissioners heEo
u ull worthy Immigrants to reach Wisconsin.
II IL prnbab.e MIR. l3ccher's visit Mill result Ia
tls establishment ol such fund.
, 1879-08-12

DECATUR, ILL.,, A,lg. l1.-'lhe Chief Engineer
l,as informed TlE TRIBUNE correspondent tint
suryuya arc boln. nude for the pro1cctcd rt'ad
from Decatur 10 Roolho.ise which IL to connect
tho indianapolis, Decatur t. aprngauld Railway
with tho Chieagu Il Alton 1sDat. lho work on
rapidly ns Is desired by the Gcncrnl Supcrin.
tcnalcnt.
, 1879-08-12

Tho streots Of I.o.itto1,, England, haVo been
rccoutly placarded with IN advertisement stat
lux tllas u Lie u1t Ut be.gii.- Is cxIaMstiyely
wllo bees 10 Infurm tie public that ha lIaa
founded college tos throreticat and pracs!sal
instruction In mendicancy." An,onE uilcE
practical appliances tor tho profession the Fro"
icssor ANNOUNCES that ho kecps on hand arts.
ilvlai wounds anl sores, assorted braccs vi
twlns trained dogs for blind mc,,. rrutchos for
cripples, aud surgical sndagHs Tor wounded
tu,postors. Information Ii Afforded respecting
, 1879-08-12

les hnd diatrActtons, or rcnple Will place no
a!h in ha aeeonnee ana w not not ease , G 'n.Hr. rsn
'crc with liz 3uder,cnt. tio n1ntt ',c as coolly
mnaritai ~ posterty t.alt. 11c must stIto sysn
,mako n ths fnSnn + @ e @ . ' on"
.-tl.t mnat tifcnit Of artistic tasks. and 1!ls
stn.llo Il M evcr:ehanstng patch OF earth IN tho
snsh !" past oGts II tho work ot correspona.
cnt in our tsmc. snch '.tho kind ot work that onf
snsc'si eorrcsn1ndent has nstfatsa s s9a.n sn
Ie il moro brilliant Of moso accurate. and to ron
der how undcr inch efrstmftanscs I no could cnn. m
1e 70 ns e VIII M G rsear
nitlan ot him - an indispensable agure on
everv battlefield. there comes T. him thc
cnintry. lie Inn hepun to bo looked nnon ~
The bo1dest md she sarest envoy 70 convey tf tha
ewr q ssn snret aar 1t M f rietnfv f.9m a, .s
ntaton iar nwny from the battle ltc T. nf c1nrsf
a volunteer tcr wors q III" kind: l1e offer. i
sn"er o. s cnnsrlotins IT. 70 ts r., ns1'aep
md he checrfnliy undertakes ~ cxnedItIon nI t's
kin a1thoash every roo ot h. joLncS &, ,v b,,,e ee
a' in uvs wall earned the right t. = hsyo H.;
place Ii cyrrT campaign. The inost n Y" r"o.sa
him M 1ncre incnmhancc. Or a. tomnooS wnoso ~
business "a TO- hsparagn general o'SesG snt tho
%shs1s. or nn &. h there
was W tomu talk alnnt lilo r,+tion OF lew. nsw..
Eanar cos.e.ponaen!: IN 1,o,t e''ss a,SnItnvss Xii
shnnt In meecs.lty of surrounding thom by
rcstticsions in order tha! tcy nls?! n9t anean.
oy ao new. I" 20 oh ,rc as sa mcn fs cae "ro
m!Tht pront. fhf0, en,'et It ~ seldom talked Of nav
e. tn,a st :" n rol cno,lg lint thcy may 40
coninhhnnsa Enw .rn, 70 thr discra1on OF fcgu.
iu'e, .srn1ttn, "rnr,c,nondcnt Tho corrcsnontl.
snt nansly Mnetstsus wns w.rfnfo /. and what
a we =. + ho o5s r.. Soh,o nR?'p,% 6 nbeS GeS
We'h ~ r,te.,c snmo ono snkc what woul hap
rc, Il SONG nii'creet wa'. corro'nontent wsso by
NJ lesr.a." 'n, ~ sI,nt orrht IL tnnncn In 1uch
asMe' M n"Is" ~ not itkcly cycnt, ii our days Tho
oon;ent has often helped to save our
nrmlcs Tho riss Of ruin1ug ttcni has been undcr-
'a>ea - e|"N'''
FORMER NoN0Ns TO FORBES.
7.un.n,,,o- ,,o,, t,o,ny f,o,vn from London to
TcmemoGt mes @ Gn,siE u .'rtr,t , ,,c law ,S"cks
te tt ctsslas MT rcs voa homa hon from c Russo
Turkish etruC9te, recovering frnm lever, nnu
hearing him lecture on tho Personal E1pcrl-
stsfs hs ,1on ., tont1o,,' Tl,e Queen had sont for
lin, 10 Baltnoral, Dlnncrs wcro given him by
tn.no,i.,a , ~ nd statesmen. in Acknowledgement
of tho services he bad rcnaersa. ilis 11tne was
ou cyeryhodg.s llps. !.G A1ssa ,saa, ,var "tn -
F9re' ,ns Enasoan a r0fpcs nnd @ a % III soTy
without seeking. Ills journal rarely SPOKE o.
l1{s aclieyemcnts,-for Ypu must know that
oni9u ewsGapeFs "a sfe re- ts ims nrettv wcl
n.s n1,,.tu1n' VIII ihe nctor,al nowcr Of tho
aeaua,1sn oarr"snan,iant whosa 1escrintns are
end teiceram on .,e batt!s et uluo;ii-tos , for
c oa,gh the as. se sf naSo eIpo pea he1e,
', Is sooa i sssSpis ssaGs5ss IL Il '' mornings '"'''
Mn, ronnrs' VIGOROUS ENGLISH:
rs, ,aa,,, n, 1t1u,,t waz s,npuar,y unysr,ca
+, Inf srspina inc,Isnt' n There wSs biz hollow
, 1879-08-12
THE SOUTHWESTERN WAR.

Ist The EsMNHf ~ ING 1F1HHfs
ON TIE RAIL t"C. 4 AN, KANSAS ClTr TO
ST. Louis, Aug. 7.-llia light botwcen il'e MIS-
sourt pac!nc aud st. Louis. Kansas City Il
Northern Railroads on tho ono allie. and tho
Chicago t. Alton upon the other, goes bravclv
on, mud, it not so very profitable to tho parties
in lntcrest certainly Is Intensely interesting to
the travelling public.
Only 5u censs to-day from kansas City to st.
| Louis, distance Ut about 3U0 m.lcs When thu
war will cul 'sno fellcr cali find out" 1t srelns
as far from settlement to4iaY m II did two
months or moro aso. TIA simply the old fight
over again,-St. Louis agalnst Chicago.
It's possible soTu Ut your ruadcrs may
not know what tllls railroad seran,ma.e Is
aiI about will therefore rive soy tlle of!gin
| "A have 1t from t!lose who pretend to know In
kansnB City. 1t soeIns That Whon Tug chicago
Kausas City, farulmg nuw foute frou, kansas
IT, ~ sa = oa %sil e. to faSaXo ty u
ctn and Missouri Pacific Koads "a per cont
Of tho earnings OF the three soals
as ITS share 1t thu ~, business; THIS
@ anl Missouri Facitic refusal to allow, They
said, "You aro nut st. Lou!s road at I'll; you
are Chicago road, a,ll new roas IT si1at, a'lt!
70 per cent IS NIL you can hpYs" This, oi
luz, as an adjustment u tls matter, tlat caea
road apeu!nt two ulrn, un! th4t whatever thu
six might decide thu sllarv ot thu Chicago 4
Alton should be, theY would be satisfied witt,
anl abIus by. Nus ever d fairer proposition
.sada by .lfaagrcel,g PARTIES fur Tho settling ol
Aiitercuctt hut to th!a tho st. Louis, kunsas
City Il Nortl.cru and Missouri Pacific said y M
go rcs cent Is the most uud nll yoa eau laye,''
~ Vrry wclE." saYs tils Chicago u Alton, Il
this ID yonr nltitu atunl gentlemen, VIC Will sec
who il tho l,ost felow": uni thuy hayu bec!l seo
Ing who IL thu best fellow since the war trs
bEoko out. and to dee!1e this point tho war l.
INV bein;; wuyed. It!as thu Chicago j. A.ot
nuyor Will Ety9 III now, Without l,ayta: ail thu
It claims, you n,aY bot your bat.ou. dollar
did sou ever hear Of Chtea.o giving in tu 81
Iouisl No, never, At.t you never will. Th
Chicago i Alton ll!is a splendid local business
which il reported to bs 81 per cent Ut llle casn
ings OF its road from Kansas City to St. Luuss
, while that Of tue Vt. Louis, Kaosaa City I
: Which, think you. Under sucn q slate u things
! can hold out the louge4t IN this contrstt
The Is. Louis sgaats ol .Ls Vt. Louis, Kanaa
, 1879-08-12
Jaw CouId's Scheme to Break
the Iowa Pool.
A Convention Suggested for Con-
sitlorntion Of Quarantine
Matters.
Tha Eastern Trunk-Linea Abolish Round.
Trip Tickets from the
Wost.
Tho Union Pacific hnd tho Burlington
O. Missouri ut logger
heads.

1hc f,cnrrol Freight Agents Of the Iowa pool
rooae hn;fl a mcrt1n. Yesterday nj the ofl1co Of
% ,sn r,1.ar. 1,,-,;nrtor 4, chimney. The nro.
cecdlnEs wore held with closed uoore' nut IL Is
understood TINT if,c subject under consiaera"
lion ia tho war on lEvc.stock rates bctwcnn the
T1urtndton & Missouri River Road, In Nebraska,
a', ~" ~, f1,,,a, psotf,n Thc o,,crt VIVA to ret
a''" u, ."o o"'o'. as'''.' @ ,,..a, :, ~
the threo roads to take UNIFORM posfaon !" ~
gard to the matter. 1t IL believed tlat ''ay
Gould means 10 discriminate against tho Dur
1inrlnn. md nnntst, II for the position taken
aN. p.4." :. 1svnr l., Noh,o.ko
by tile Clearinghouse .hlssou!' H"et ~ ,s noo.uo"a.
The managers OF tho Chicago, bnfiisEtoh q
the 5;fi,rultv. and il uou], tries to vent his
~ -, ~. so,. n .;,, ,,,, hccau,o Mr..
epleea hpo" i.'e"' "e o"es ~ e'up's 1,.'.,,..a.
Perkins, the General Manager o1 tno Dutn"Rtoh
d Quincy, u profn1hehtlY eon"ecteu VII" NV
hc1iavc,, 1sro Tint r1nuld ts irving to brcak tho
Ie~. ,,,., ar.1 th,t I'm nrc.cnt f,pht with the
n,,,,;nr,nn p e. M;.snnrt nircr ha, hcen COM
menrci IN or,icr to occoiunjisf this object, and
thus originate prctcxt 70 begin = row With
sone Of tho n0ol lines. IL y "en-ha.o"n tasa
That Jay aou1aIos' s WING" ,,nc "o oca s"''t t.
get elisrc Of the Wcst.bornd Pacific
business to 70 vIa the Kansas Pacific and tho
1ona rs trnnr i,nrs fms fnr have refused
t@sms. tmo ~ ,.,,n,iont i,enm,,.1 ht in ho
meantime NJ a III. aou Is gs.tlng his work III, BY
dtvertn from the 1own n9o! 1os e., asSe 1, sasn e
e raee nse:s y Kapsas
pacific. At. Louis, Kansas CITY & Northern, md
Wabash roads. in nll Of wh!cl lie has an interest.
sr o,a nvc'y ~ ah F..tsrn ga1 ~ raas mt Controlled
screWs "po. ~ NV II, taso ~ st"n1 il int "a
~ ' nna tra1s ,ng "a tic aniv l;po to thc Pacific.
| Tho necessity u{ additional routea 10 the
l'nc!hc Coast beeoncs more apparent every t daY.
, 1879-08-12

FIto on your coFas with tho "J1pauese Corn
FIle," It will surely cure and end pain. Us csats.
, 1879-08-12

gang OF met, wcro unloading tic schooner Top
sY, lying III the slip ut tho f0us Ut Quarry strcut,
one of Tue lunber-yard employees lct fall p|cco
Of scantling. which struck Michael Ryan, Gnu
This begun Ii serious disturbance between
the two gangs nj men, III the courso of which
Rynn struuk q man named Christian bu1nbler
over tho right eye with 4. pump-hand!c. The
injured man was tal;cn to Ills home, No. 108 Fur
rcil street, whrru ho WIS attended by pllrslcian,
Ills wound is qli.o Ill extensive onc, nnd Tiers
Is somu danVor OF congestion Of the bra!u.
Ryau was arrested by Otl'ror Sullivan, md was
locked up Ut tllu Dcvring Street Police Statiou.
, 1879-08-12

1t was stated in Saturday mornings paper
that Jcsso Wilmot Ind been arrested
on a cl,Argo OF stealing aomo clothes
from a woman. The charge WAS tnklng awny
a scwtng-macInc. Tic nlnttcr came IN Satuf-
day tnorutng before ,1usttco Morrison, and the
defendant was ,lonorably discharged.
, 1879-08-12

special correspondent within h}s lines. Matl..
borough wnn1d have been far hetter MI Than llo
in his camn who could l,aye made fa!tl.tnt repro,
s: enoa L m It sfss Eaa Sea
10 too indseu. weuld Wellington; .; lo3, ,o como
anI Wellington. aid tiough wouia allks, 10 auul,t.
laso duunrrod to tho presence and t!ls eritclsm Of
opinloli Ut h,s own, aud 10 ctitclsu syon te Com
marlcr.!o. chief. In tho interval. however. he;
twcen Waterloo, or eYcn oetwcsn uoOlstat Hnd
tlle military auih1ritts were not prepared Wit!
continuous precedent 10 oppose to the presence Of
fore. u ,ho crin!e4, lis duscr,bed tho defeat Of
saSsss psskaEs I'd he sSass
WAen battle was over. he had q Eo 70 htH
scrlpton. He ..ad ha4. pefnaps, to hunt all over
th foF sTa oaion* t.
W. 10 leave perhaps In LAY or twe. IND le mud to
ride ur spnd hls messenger considerable 4lstuuee
fsom thu camp ~ order 10 reach tho steamer. It
Ind to st up oil night writing out aud correcting
Ills Description of what by bud seeii Mosi OF "
hsps. avon II W. ind formed any clear lea of nll
curtain u the battle; ;.n9kc could command our
llCtses aud literary faculties vel, to produce
thAt ns '~d ,s s tue confusion 81
GekcIlptloA ot LUZ 4AY'S tllFElAB WOFx. INN
WIN wait ihe wur-cofrcspondcnt Ut tho EEiu,tau
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along without you, for he had loved you
ever since one week ago tonight when,
not knowing who you were, he saw you
in Mr. Wilson's store. .
Muriel's face went down into her hands
and Guy, drawing her to him, said soft
ly, ssSay you will stay, and she stayed,
and in due time became Guy Burton's