davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-07-07

scribcs tho wur against The Z,ltus as " tnoat
uustehteoua and unnecessary y one. "whtoh
Commissioner in whsf Alrra.!y lo,O0 !iun,a'i
beings have bcc,, k!lcd.-:b!k] on o.lr sh'c AMI
7500 on ttat Of tl,a xnlus; mud which, !ihless,
al may be hoped, the sccrcnrY Ut STATE 'ia. IN
re,t no lobt, to Ia bitter cml, Involving tho
killing Of tlolaatmls more an!t thu expenditure
"a ts freely stated hnrc on high authority OF uoe
A miion alt1 half but at least ten millions ot
EnuIlsil tnia1ieY.N =, =. =.
, 1879-07-07

Totni; IVY W. w itfn an Of iia ~ IN r
onts'ou -. -. ~, ,,,. o,,r n,cc. which
II .s w.. ~ 'v s.n,@ o,,ro,,ons orc Ran Fran
o"ns 'nt,o~. stori snccula,ffm has tccn arrest
eseo' ".s,v o.aa, ,,.cr,.,o T., Tho nru,uctton of
". ~ s.aa, 49, ,n1. Wi,rnr1,rc. Now Or1ca,s,
t,'-St,".'''s nv y.n, 1Tovnn. snrlnrae1d. ami
1.os.". A, ii, lin nthcr citiea thcro Ia n
ssa. "o.s. rain T. ia rr,norltnblo Tim, Chicago,
sa uos. na,t;,,. h.i n, nocc n: :prnctntion asro.
..,, r.',,-h o th,s Itst. .raukur first after New
s,"',. s.'',.'s pea.n, ,.. n,t phl,1n,nhta
1orh, nsJ' ~" ,oae, nn,,o, eve,,t If Tim week
~. ~" ps no,,, ,nto cfTcet ot The new interest
VIVA w ,'.t,.. IN r.,o =, ,or ccrt. hanks
law. Thlch tts NV .'so ~ ps >.n' ..,.,. .,"a
that Ind lo per cent customers "hon' '"cs
wished to rrtain lowered their charges to ncr
ccnt. in accordnpcc with the law, Ten
,,or .ont ru.tom.rs whotn It vas 10 object to
, 1879-07-07


LoNpos, July SIS D. su.-Consols, d 3-lo Tor
money; 0SA for account
American sccu.isict-illnois Central, 9lN;
Pennsylvania Ccntral. 4t1S; Reading @H
Erie, 2S9SS; preferred, 81.
United statcs Bonds-Ncw 5st 1od; sHs,
1oa; 4s, f04H.
Fans, July 5.-Rentcs, l10f SIC
NEW rOHK.
Nxw YonK, July 5.-The following is the
weekly bank statement: Loans increase. St,'
OT, ,O]; spccc, incrcase, s223, ,20o; legat.tenders
Increase, S2,Gi2,01l; deposits, decrease, t8,S!e,
70l; circulation, inercnsc. Sill COO; reserve n
creaao, 1901, ,7El. The banks nov hold $lo. a5S
O;5tu excess OF their legal requirements.
, 1879-07-07

tho wator and half out, was cllngtug, beside tho
engineer. To large piece OF the vtack tint was
floating H. The v!cnitY, and screamed out: "Qh,
mr. poor husbaMdt" Hnrc enough II Wns hef
husband, anil. Fortunately, but littla Injured.
The duK'e ctrpsc floatcd 10 thd surfhce teW
minutes after The passengers reached the shnre.
, 1879-07-07

FRmTON, KFAN Il Co.,
BANKERS.
100 NAthlnkton-st,.
ALLOW TIM Highest Market Price fof CALLED
go or8 1o.tS. in cash or IN exchange, for the
Trw per cents. and
OFFEE FOR BALE
s7n LON Fnlton County. ILL.,; q per cent 1onds'
eafhm Illinois ror cent School nonds.
saiooo Iowa per cent School HardA.
FOl,EIGN EXCHANGE bought and so1d.
, 1879-07-07

Tailow was quoted at 534@5kc Tor city and
511@5s{c for country.
There was q fair inqutry for gra!n carriers
Yesterday, and scynrnl charters were made At
1Mc for corn to buffalo. nnd on through ratcs,
which wero unchanged. Agents askesl &c for
corn yespcts, and aome Of them rctuaed 70 takc
nuythsug 'css. ......-
Tile Cincinnati Priee Ct.rrtnt EIvcs the follow
Ing statement Of the number Of hogs packed
e!nce March thiA year auti LAST:
, 1879-07-07

bishop Colcnao Oh the Zulu War.
Bishop Colenso, writing from Natal under
date ot April II, 1a79, 10 the London Ii'aet, do
, 1879-07-07

Thu following Grain WIS Inspected into store
IN lllls city since Thursday morning: Bears No.
red winter wl,eat, 8 cars No. do, d cara Do olc,
i cars No. 3, car do old, 2 cars No. mtxca
sprng, car rejected do, . cars No. hard,
q, tara No. spr!ng, o7 cars No. DO, 2t cars re-
tpstctl do, 10 cars NJ grade tle5 wheat; 2 ears
yellow coru, 100 cars nntl 1G,15o bu high mixed
do, cars new hlch mixed, cars new Mixed
4o4 cars and 1920 bu No. do, 40 cars rejected,
| gar no grade ITO corn); 81 cars No. white
oats 26 cars No. 2 10, II cars rejected do,
cars no grade (0l oa.s}: 10 cars and 900 bu No. :.
ryc, / eur rejected do III rycl; cnr No. y
barley; cars feed q barlc7|, Total (s09 csrs)
1850 bu. inspected out: 28s,4m hu wheat,
~ bu corn 100t0o blu oats, a'Hl $50 b1 rye.
Flour was nactEyc. Tho following was tic
, 1879-07-07
BY TELEGRAPH,

I.1vEnroor July MISUNDERSTANDING; 1t.
10GD7d; sales g. 900 bales; speculation and export,
Il, 600; American o, 600.
Cunxar-AmerIcnn, 33n 0d
/; The following woso received oy thu Chicago
noard Q! Trade:
dios I'd, Whcat-Wsntor. ia Odaa's Sd; spring,
= tdGosa Sd; While es oddeos ad; elub. O. g. @dao
lcceiuts of wheat lat three days. 1O0, ,ooo cent
ala 70, GOO American.
sr"FG1 5a' heat sa Arm; tonasncy
ward: rcd winter; o. ;,l; No = sn5iaE; = 90; NJ:
sana ssrsoes ~ 81 ' 5 il ar dsuand o1 iso
Un,ted Kingdom. and in moderate dcuand for the
SGims whoat nso 1ysrpoo for ts woek. ass ooo cent
aIs, l0O, 900 being Anortcau. Cuuntsy markets.
Sshs Ysstrss s, ss II s a. s..
a0s odi abort eesr, :7s & G9mberands, ~; ' "a.
g d;ae mhes g. SaS. aa
club. is aalus I'd. Lard. :'.s Sd. Neat un-
enenseM; Insnon Jn,r5,-L,v.uPoor-Wh armer; No,
4 American spring. IL Gu; No. do, % Sd. Corn
| fsH,or fair nycraEo American mixed. % 1ltsd.
WoTso. c Careoea on passago-Whcas drm; corn
Tosnos, 5n', ,s.6,s3. s;@Nss'fEap II p17HoAru1-s"d'
ANrwEnp, July 5.-pErRoLEuA-1eke.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Mo-, July 5.-(lnAIw-Sttcce aalcs
higher antl bsrong prices; No. 2 rctk whHat. O0db
NC cash; o4!1Ioso August Corn hs"eF' no
salaa.
| Puoytetosa-stcndy. but only small Southern
order trade dono at previous prices.
BUFFALO.
nurrAro. N. y. July 5.-Aarkot nominal: no
sales; no demand. ....
CAsa1 FnE,a,srs-EomlnaliY 80 for wheat and
| Axe for corn To New York,
t,sWEGO.
OswEuo, July 5.-GnA,N--wheat sttnly; No.
white Michigan. SILT; M. 9 Duluth spring,
81. or; No. hard do, Sl15, Corn nomtnall,
unchanged
,, COTTON.
New YonE JulJ h.-CorroH-Net receipts at al
United Statca ports, q. 600 bales; sa.no tlmo laa
ycn5. d, 1000; total recsp.s at all United State,
o so5, coo; ~ ssnoris from Ill limited staes norti
: for week, q. COO; sama t!mo lat yoar. 70. 600
Scar @ Il 3U7. coo; stock ii ali Uutied states pot'a
. lNS, 600; .a,no time last yrar 49, ooo; stock a
@ Ssta s,H !ow ~ serpoo *'ss S; sa@a yin t@
It Inst year. HOO QUO; stock of American aEoat q
Grcat britain, w. o00 Same t1nio lat year. ~. oeo
;. WOOL.
u Do.roN. July acknowledgements wool Ia ar
y riyiag freely. stocks here accommodating and hnI
a cr+ hcconlo Indifferent Prices have evident!
Teen forced higher than they are liksly to 60 70
81 s As eomSnf saa sna aesas
:" TunrEST1SE.
20 WILMINGTON. n. G., July 5.-srlntra TunrEs
"A rsAE-Fism At .1ae bid.
in PETROLEUM.
rLEyntANp. o., July 6.-FETHoLauM--stcfuy ha
| mint. ri tnudArd white l10 te4t. GAC.
, 1879-07-07
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY JULY T. 1872
eFythiue eaId and tho market c1oaed firm At 3D. ~
MI. ~ On July q, 1917, tho ran9o Of pt1cea WAs

eryhue eod, and tho market clo.el tsna A. sa0
g. g; s2 q; pn sa'S u 1871" '"o sA"s' " p''S''
and hcavy. Win common snd medium sssas. s,.I4; .t'.
ing HHce. There Waa sOH1a call !ot Cnese1 * s.ss
for export. sn fos t;at e'Asa shsn,x shan4 thanved
tmrncrs ~ nrIrss i,.Inv ii. VI. Wn npnle inferior
In cumm11, At 81, It;e,, Ii; medium At $a,Hda
ri. Ind ronti 10 htst II 43 76Gn4 10 pef 100 lbs.
'' -" S0 INV ronr.
NV ionx. Juiy yi--nssrns-Rsceips r res1Hs. q.
tay md to-day, :o drnan'l anc e9"sa a., :" 1,,c .nc
stee 81: O. 3se; anu ELLA ao ds.ins. mHS; = ssSs
aMc s.tpmonts Yesterday and To-day. t70 llso
caf.ic mud =. 090 ,.aftrra hscf.
SnEEr,-Itcee!uts for I've uayh y: looi aar:t
qnsl ahn e'e"s T.. t~.ssis ~. ..sstsrn "a. Inn.
nIrnta Yesterday and to.daY, 300 live sheep md
Hin carcasscs al mutton.
swtSr-llecetpt.: J. :go 7of t"o may, ys:,d I1xc' nxe
XIV o,r,n.iv n nnnixd ~ H. 1t,Gh4 ai} uer 100 lbs
wv "S"'' ..,.,a ,,,r-
AASsAa s't' r.. n.,1.
KANSAS Clrf. MO- 3nlf ":MLht ,.wn.. ns,
:;:s; ssssss es ,sf''s .' ;:s::r @ a ss; s:ss y
otk ana feenefet e-.S'"tp''t"' ""''o N""'' ~-''
0&;sA ,. non, ,,,,.n.n,. m. .c,l,s
and drsn; goga t. choice. u. ooGa.7o; inferior
~ init s''@'"0'' M
IT. tou's+
u LOFTS. 1hiy ttis nnc' rrSrs
nns'anssd. 'n,SSy nssr,pts. M :i65: shipments loo.
"ii iio.sEuooi shpl,,ng de,naad. and Ill sold:
Yorkern to Na1timores. 81. 791a 3d. smooth
heavy, 81. TOqa3.Bo. Receipts, !, 100; s1'pmants,
2, 400.
HHEEr-UnckNnrcd atHNSb3lc. Receipts, IObs
Shtpn,en,s, none.
..,n.wr.
-- "L1""i' -.
AtNAEv. July h,-CATrhE-Rccetnts, tta cal-
loads. hEatnst .v9 ioaae lhkt "coR' 'Flees ~ ~.
IN l1wcf tnan inet week, m .,,., =,
HMEEp aSp LAx"s-hece1pfe. ~ enl. loaMs, Vt Vt
4 lcaa than lasl week; GooM anscn, ~
ialr, 41s1ac; goou, &c; extra, u30Ac.
J.J1AtuER.
nh, ~ -co ~, ertct ,vaa dult 9aturf1av About 20
A"u 1e'su r.S', ~, nu n .r.-. .o1I o,,t,
catGocs were nHeFt'i and y or ~ were tol" early
There wah very lfttlc intefe6t man1cetca ana 'ns7
| bnyers nnpcarod at Tho DOCKS Tho rest OF the
actt VA. ezees!ea . ee hero By to-day; resms.
figures wcso oota1hen LOT pecc'0.au. anu a'eu WIS
quoted the aame N heretofore. FOLLOWING nsc INC
rhoro striu. n nd hu,rds IN Gn1ano
no ,,s r.,,' n' ,nch J.'t it, m Sbinf,
! MtdIuIn inch rfeen. .,... g. 10 d N,bO
| Tcmmnr inch ............... O0 q N.tn
1,t.nna ..ur t'~'' Hff1 X 0.15
| 1,i,a. st,,fy ~ ThO
~ '''A' '' ~ In Lii
, 1879-07-07

Dosrox, July 5.-WooL--pomcsito wool Ia as*
riytng freely. Stocks here accumulating and hny-
cr. become Indifferent. rrcta have evidently
t,ceu forced higher than they likely to 20 for
Tho psrsrnt. Ohio md Pennsylvania. a51etllc:
Michigan, :7!sc; combsng and dalains, 4"a1t4c.
, 1879-07-07

fit1NE. brls....
Wheat, l'u :.
EaIfIl, t.ts...,..
tsat1, h,,.
her, In
, 1879-07-07

PETROLEUM.
rLEvntANp o., July h.-rErHoLsuM-steaay and
quiet; standard white, Ito lost, exc.
, 1879-07-07

IUMHEN.
Tho cargo market was dull Saturday. About 80
catgoca were ntrerca and or 10 were sold early.
There wan very little interest manifested, md fow
buyers appeared at The docks. Tho rest Of the
nrrt was expected 10 bo hero b. to-day. Former
Aeurcs wcro obtained for plccc.atnf. and Inch wae
ouolcd the aame IA heretofore. Following usc tho
, 1879-07-07

purrA.o. N. Y, July 5.-Markct nominal; nd
sales; no teuand. ....
CAxAI F,,E,a,lrs-EomlnaliY 80 for wheat and
4,1c for corn to New York,
, 1879-07-07

OswEuo, July 5.-GnA,N-Hhfat stthly; No.
i white Michigan. 81. II; M. Duluth spring,
81. or; No. hard do, Sl.16, Corn nomtnala!
unchanged.
, 1879-07-07

Tic following worc tho receipts md shipments
nj lrcaastuf1s and fivo atock at thia point dur
lux the past wcok, and for the corresponding
.roo,-z rrhl,,v M tlntcd:
, 1879-07-07

We 10 not take a great deal Of stock In raw!y-
alyertlsel varieties OF pIaNsd. aE.l never mako
uottco ot suv!, knowingly uutIi they ltAyo been
tested The ..5teliancen horsysr apneants nanoI, 10
requirements for rermancncy. It ta bearnE
huto this year for tie frat time, aud yesterday
wo were shown some OF tic berrles. They arc
twlce tic slxo Ut Turner's, although hclonzt!l:
tn thu sanu faulty Tho inshcs are very heavily
ioair,l. lts rolor IL resl; but i.s largo etze,
believe, will psaycnt It iruns becoming fsyorito
will. shippers, Is It appears to nlasil from its
own Weight. NeAAhJH'
, 1879-07-07

ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, No., July 5.-GnAIv-Strcct salcs
higher and hsrong prices; No. rett wheat. 00de
NC cash; D4AGtDso August. Corn dsmor; no
ealGA.
puoytetosa-stcndy. but only q small 60nthern
order trade dono at previous prices.
, 1879-07-07

Dry stun IL quoted 5ocGS1. 90 above green.
Sales Included cargo schT n. Thompson, from
White Lake, Ito, COO It plece-stuff Mt $500.
Two cargocs 31O, 900 It Mantstcc piecc.stnff at
$G.25. ..
The yotd market was steady, tho demand being
ia 1lunn f,Nio
, 1879-07-07

As the springs untl creeks dry up, sufficient
sunn1v nf FOOD water should Ia provided for
% s,eMls whel, rams in tho pasture. Whore 4 ID
posaib)e tn hayo u Windmill pump, It should bu
t',o Of tho ilxtures on tho fa,in. A tank with an
oycrtiow pipo back to the well Is, os COURSE, 2
I,ary cntte aud ether aui'i'als suffer for watrt
IurJtg tho heated mouths. This IL neither prof
ttablo nor good uo1!rY. Look after ths Welt
aud SHatcrInE ArTa!liSGiDcIt4.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22

Old age Is generally worn much every.
where.
Ewes walking suit 10 Eden WAS even
much lighter than those worn at Giim0re's
garden.
Uneasy lie the heads wearing crowns
Europe especially 10 Germany and
Russia.
Purses should be worn fall on the
body.
Suits Of China materialarc rather bard.
ware for this changesble climate.
l'ies this spring are cut qaartering a1d
diamond pointed.
The principal style 10 gentlemen's
spring hats is 10 pay for them in adj
vance.
Haud.cuii. much worn BY tourists to
siBg-sing
lmpecunious acqaaintanCes aud poor
relatives may be cut very short.
slippers are less common since the Ice
melted from the paYemeDts.
Furs are often useful 70 hide unheaIthy
skins.
The iashioable color for boiled lobster
is red.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22

lou're welcome bome, Mrs. Grace,
ms'am be ssia, striking bis spsd Into The
fresh turnea earth, and shaking ,be hand
gave him With more than the usual
warmth We we're thinking very long 70
h1ye got you back
Thank yon, Tim. So ] have e wish
you icy.
Tim looked sheeplsh, but speedily re-
covered himself Yes mA'am, Il ioy i
be.
Oh there can be no doubt on that score
Tin hope Mary is welll
Mary Is Il Mary Dogherlyi Why
she's spoke off With LAnly Mcguire that
owns the ferry.
Why / thought YOU were going 10 mar.
ry Mary, Tim
Wen, ne, Miss Ellen, did not be-
lieye hcr an Lanty was cried Sunday,
was eight days.
Aud Whist made you change your miud
TimG
Well, jast took Susie; for you see,
Miss Ellen, judged COW would make
The differ betwikt suy two women In the
world.
So, after all, the COW won the day.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22
orrrnrsa AsD rsssrAIsa

Two boys went to hunt grapes. Cine
was happy because they found grapes
The ether was unhappy becanse the
grapes had seeds 10 them
Two meu, being eouvAescent, were
asked how they were. One said ! ana
better o.day Tho other said ! was
worse yesterday,
When il rains, one man says: This viii
make mud Anolher This will Jay the
dust.
i've boys got an oyster Oue looked
at il aud declared Il nasty The other
tasted, and declared il good.
Two boys examining bush, one obs
served that il bad thorn. The other
that II had rose.
Two children looking through eolorc
glasses, one said; The world Is blue,
Aud the other said: 1t is bright,
Two boys eating their dinner, one said
/ would rather have something better
than this. The other said This Is bet
Ter than nothing.
Two men went TO see New York. One
visited the saloons, aud thought New
York wicked. The other visited the
homes aud thought New York good.
Two boys looking at some skaters, QUO
said; See bow they fall, The other, see
how they glide.
rsra sTpanunFs ~ ppr xUarlI tpafu pfinF-
ed refreshments. One took beer, and the
other mead The first said the world is
bitter. The other that 1t was sweet.
A servant thinks mans house is prin-
cipally kitchen. A guest that Il is prin-
cipalIy parlor.
Two boys having bee, one got honey
and the other got stung. The first called
Il honey bee; aud the other singing
bee.
Two boys got each an apple. One was
tbaukful foe the apple, The other was
dissatisfied because it was not two.
sm glad that live, says one man, !
am sorry must die. says another.
am glad says one that II is no worse.
am sorry says another that 1t is 10 bet.
ter.
One man counts everything that be has
gain. Another counts everything else
that he conceives loss.
One man spoils good repast by think
ing OF a better repast OF another. Anoth-
er enjoys a poor repast by comparing il
with none at all.
Sitting down TO the same table, one
man can make bis meal of pickles and an
other off sweetmeats.
In drinking lemonade you may detect
only the sweet or only the sour.
One man is thankful for his blessings.
Another is morose for bis misfortunes.
One thinks be is entitled to a better
world and is dissatisfied because he has
not got It, Another thinks be is not just
ly entitled to any and is satisfied with
this.
One man enjoys what be has. Another
suffers for what he has not.
One man makes up his account from
his wants. Another from bis assets.
One man complains that there is evil IN
the world Anothe; reioices that there is
good in the world.
One says: Onr good Is mixed with
evil. Another says: Our evil Is mized
with good.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22
HABITS or rue FLORIDA ALLro tron


Although alieators are very clumsy,
their qulckness in some cases is remark
able, Ms when in the water a speed OF
from five TO eight mice an hour is made,
and on land they are able 10 throw them
selves over half circle, using their fore
feet for fulcrum, striking their enemy
vita their tail with tremendous force In
getting food the alligator shows remark.
able degree OF cnnning. Fish are accept
able, and to catch them a number Of aliii.
gators form In line, driving the 6sb be.
fore them into al cove or inlet. Then
each alligator makes rush, catches iish
in his open mouth, rises TO the surface,
tosses the fish into the air, at the same
time expelling the water by current Of
air drawn through the nose, and Is ready
to bolt the fish when IL falls. Owing 10
the formation Of the teeth the alligator
cannot masticate bis food, but bolts 1t IN
small chunks. The guiet is not large.
Prey of size il concealed until i begins
TO pntrefy, when II IL sought aud deVoar'
ed. The largest animals are attacked If
they get into tue water, dragged down
and drowned Last spring large OK
went into the waters Of Lake Jackson,
not far from Tallahassee, to drink. An
alligator fastened % the foreleg of the
animal, crushing the bone. The OK
struggled on shore, dragging bis aniago-
mist with bin. Al this time the shore
was black with alligators, attracted b.
the smell OF blood, aud some crawled up
on the bank. The OK fought yallIantly,
tossing one Of the monsters high 10 The
air From The effects Of the TALL IL lay
ON the ground stunned considerable
time. But the wounded OK again got
into the water, and a mammoth alligator
ciosed on biz nose and dragged bim
gnder.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22

The 1rst time a soldier goes into action
be faneies that the shot he hears whizzing
through the air IL aimed at him. But If
he is not bit at FIRST, he soon acquires a
sort Of fatalislic feeling that he never will
be. The eve of battle might be sup
posed 10 be solemn moment. ! have
been at several ewes Gays II. Labouchere
10 bis paper, 317dt,) aud | never per.
ceiyed the yesige Of soemnity, nor--so
Tar az ! could perceive ala it strike any
one lhat the next day be might be Killed
The thoughts oi every one we're cunorn-
trated fret on supper, and then Oh finding
a comparatively comfortable place 70
sleep Dnfiug battle all not engaged
are simply bored lieger hand-to-han
Ggbt takes place, il is due 20 some bung
Ter being Ia command on one side or The
other. Most ot the regiments engaged
do not even see The enemy. Attacking
in column and bayouet charges are
thing OF the past Shells and bullets are
fred into a position OF upon troops adj
yancing. The victory Is decided by artii.
efy aud brcech loader firing. Tbose
who can concentrate the heaviest fire on
particular stralegical points win. 50
mechanical Il the whole affair that IL IL All
admitted sxlom that II one.tbird Of the
best regiment IN the world can be put
hors de combat, the remainder will exc.
cute a slrAtegcal mAu9uyre to the rear.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-05-22
VOLUME XIX.
ruk aoru1n 90 aAroLboN sttN
UHEAN

ilow H,ilo Is Known 81 ne mother of
Napoleon llonoe, while speaking Of the
TIE baltimore Nine Bosspsrtc, ! may
add paragraph concerning the original
OF that name, I.oiiilA, lhe wife q Carlo
Banaparie, wss maftirdat seventeen, sud
became The mother Of thiftccn chIldrep,
ot whom Eve died 10 Infancy She was
only nineteen when her second child, tho
wondefful Napoleon, was born, AZ the
age Of a5 she was lni, widow, with
eight children, ul whom three were
daughters Joseph, the oldest, and Napo.
leon, were then attending school, aud the
remainer d The family was soon oompeli.
o1 to remove from Couiea 20 Narcotics,
70 escape The dangers Of war. Within
two years from thisti Leiitia Bouarafie
saw her second soa hrsi General q
Europe When be became Emperor sho
removed 70 paris, aud was oppoInled pro.
Ieolress OF charitable Institutions She
was ,beu flly.iour, aud htr intense
snxioty concerning Napoleon rendered
her life one of constant distress The re-
lection of Josephine, the retreat from
Russia, the exile Of EIbs, and Waterloo,
were among her sad memories. She was
sixty-dve when ho was bauishtd q ST.
Helena, and SIX years years aiiefward
she heard OF bis death Amer bis fall she
retired to Rome, where she died 10 $50,
being SO years old She had lived Ia
widowhood llny-one years, aud bad sur.
yiyed not only Napoleon, but also .bcr
two dsughcrs, Maria and Pauline No
other woman was the mother Of 50 many
monarohs; for while Napoleon was EN-.
peror, her oldest son, Joseph, was King
Of Spain, while the youngest Jerome,
was King Of Weuphalie, Louis was at
the same time King Of Holland, Lucieu
Prince OF Cairo The three daughters
were also, through marriage, each raised
to the dignity of a Princess A record OF
family honors equal with the foregoing
has never been met with.
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rode 90 81. and before he poor isrmer can
eel his qua bait loaded, The baiiif comes
Ia 10 tell bim He hhs been drawn on The
iufy
Na, would not, even i I could, be .
farmer.
The lie is pisasan, and Independent
bu, Il seems TO have lls drawbacks,
III were farmer ! would gramblc ali
| wanted, and lbump the man who ioand
fault with me for It.
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Al slng-sing Break, break, break, ali
these cold gray stones sesi and would
that ne'sr had uttered thsl poorly made
counterfeit v. For ! long 70 dety 1be
world sitb tbs prestiesi queer dollar bill,
snd, Oh, for tbe touch q 5 copper plate
aud tie sound u press that IL siili.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Philadelphia Times writes; The much
abused George G. Gorbam, whose spirits
are OF the ligbtest aud whose friendships
are OF the strongest, closed his accounts
ss secretary OF tho senate recently. After
eleven years service, during which he
has disbursed many millions for the
United States Senate is the most expen-
siye body on earth--be closes bis account
for the first time. II was found 1T the
department that there was one cent owing
bin. In gu official letter which bad TO be
copied, recorded, numbered etc, the
United States treasurer notified Gorham
OF the balance on settlement, and request
ed that he would draw his check for the
amount. With the same precision rs
though a million dollars was at stake the
check was drawn, A messenger convey
cd il to lhG treasury. The books were
searched to see II the amount was TO Cor
hams credit, and then the cent was paid
"a great, big copper one which Gorham
proposes TO keep for luck forever. IL
seems had he not drawn the balance IL
would have gone on forever among this
liabilities Of the treasury, and occasioped
any amount of trouble TO the clerks.
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