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EMropGii(lIe sSeriMtc.

= Gille reldlc frem0 c . me, Namen8
S6mitt, augebltd ameritanii0er Nationalitdt,
lpeilt lett 9tniang DECEMBER in 9tom. gSie M
ier &OrepOnScltt mttBcilt, bei6aitigt iid bic
G9rOnt Der euigeI Sta0t iebr eifrig nit 6ieier
SrtmOen, petdc lGou metrfud) bonn Bapit
empfaugCu nrtr0c. Ifan er;dblt ft9 oon Der
ielben, OaB iie I'M Segrtfi febt, ilt ben 8tiit
eiuer toloiIalen Grbibaft 81 fOntnteh, bon oer
iie IS !giiaiOncnan ben beiligeu Stubl gei9eut-
meiie itberua6eu miro. gine an0sre nldt 10
9roBc, aber bod iehr beOeutenSe Sumnte uiro
Ole Dame iiir Die 9trnleu 9tOm'S itiiten, neil
mCbrere ibrer Sorfabret in Gom begraben lie.
gen. 9ie er6miiden 3eituu9en ueriiferH, 6aB
6ieie 9tadlridJt, peldle glnfangs fit cine 6abei
aebalten purOe, prrflidl begriinoct 1T. Die
S0ne beipohnt Nas 0otel @oitan;t.
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gNahrfd1etmIid, ei,, Ma,1tn,nrs.
Serntii@te 9epeidyen ats Ne,ps
gbpff.

9f 10 torf, Is. Sanitar. Der 9teaer
Gtnhredler 8obinloll, ipelder fiirsllf) gelegent-
lid etnes Ginbrllfes ertappt mlIroe, nadbem
ct etll Dienitndbd)el beinabe s1 Sooe miBbau@
oeit batte, 1T sll 20 Sabren 3ud)tbans perurz
t6eilt porben.
- Die Sampier ,@anaba" pou Sabre,
nHbpnlanb" bon 9lnt,uerpeu, ,,@oluntbta" bon
Wiittelmeerbafell, ysluitralia" bon 2onoonunS
yeitn OF Sera= =@rus" bon Sapanna trofen berte
bier eiu.
-9tapor GOoper bat beibloiien, iuoraeu
ellle Snblcription Snln Seiten Der 9fotbleiOeu-
Den III Srlanb in ieiuenl 8irealr Ill eroffneft.
ISM. q. gSbite, 2ootIe bes SGbrboots
nSltlton," iiirste nrn - llbr gefter1 iriib, qez
robe als Sas sabr;eug i'm Segrifie mar, bon
Sroofien nah9ieu= 9)orf iiberSueeen, pl1slid,,
pon eillem Sersidlla9e getrofien, toot sllr Grbe.
gSdre Srl1. gSbite's 4blebeu einige Minuten
lpdter, nadlDen iid bas Boot idon in Der reiz
Belloen Strpnlun9 befanb, crfolgt, 10 luGre ein
ld)redllthes llngliid falln SIT Dernleiber aerue>
ZEN. Us beIaltben il6 nlebrere .Sulloert 8aiiaz
giere am Sorb oes Oampfers.
Der beute aus Marieilles allaefomntene.
9ampfer yGoiumbia" bradte bic Manud)aft
Der brttii6en Sarfe ,Maria 9unn," iueffle
anf Der 6abrt BON Bolton uad) Spsul9 litter
9in9. 3lc Sarfe mar init @etraioe bsiaeeH.
Ger SampIer oSoro OF tbe Sslss" TT Son
Sapan llno @bina angefommeu. -
Die OGmpfer ,State of Mlabanta" bon
@lasgoip unb oYomona" BON Montcgo -Sap
iinO augefommeil.
Der periorbeue &erle9er Iranf 2esle 6at
iein gallses @erinGgen ieii,er gSittlue binterz
laiieu.
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Mmmitipm fiir pte 1Ites.

yenDer, G0l., -. Sanuar. .-OM4&5fbe-
riff BON Carbon County, ilugerritorism gsb= i.
Oli'ins, lam am 0ienitag abeno biersaa sllsls5
tbeilte nit, baB 70 nit Ntuuitieu beiaaebs
uSurroS" GBadeieD am lestsH esfttaas III
iiioli6er 9ai6tns 3iebeaS ae;sbfn nugrben.
Mun Dernut6et, SaB bic on DIS lltab
Iommt unD iiir bic III slid5eaaltes Itteoloraoo
beitiinmt if. YefbrtFf Abfbsiflngen Neilitdr
iinO ahgeididt mOf6sa; I'M aHf Sen 3ug 81
fabnbeil.
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@entae @5rrerletoe,t

in6 porleufdcnber unb peni9en6er, als @aGen llnz
ke8dmdBi9teiten. gu ben gbmptomen geboren Sic
ks59e6aaenbeit, Diansd on Gbattraft Rafttofsfeit,
nPfne5 Appstitloisteit, sebe 3aut, gerfopfnns un6
2N1ere xeroen, mele 5et9en, oa Die ee6er tranfbaf
unb oer Re9uIirun9 bebarf. Dies sli er8ielen, ges
Iapdbc man 5r. ytpahne'S 9beers Mmo 4afIapa=
53ueasBtuem. S6re @irfun9 aui 9eter unb BIut
S1eup ans Wnnberbare; iie beiettisen 8llt4en uno
katf ,pie IN Der Susen6. VreS % Cents eine Sdads
q NIT 50 #hlen ooer fanf G1ohten fhr 81. gDiyb per
%ct neee1 gtnltnonng 6es 8rei{es pon Or. Sipopne
eobn ". w, Ror6sS. Gtro6t, ~tilobeip1ia, nerz
IanAt. Sn 1Hen Hauptapottefen ju toten.
Ga 40 yt2Ngte, aa2E,t&mD
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eines aIte,t slrstes a,,fer Math,

Suften, grfdftung, gn9briffsteit unb anoere aun=
foaen redtsetis n st senommen uno
3tpefmdBis bebanbelt iueroen, Samii ae bebenfiden
|6olgen pernieben fper6en; 3u oieiem 3pede ienlen
hur fein befleres Wftttel, als Dr. spaSnes suian,s
|sehseiesten @itofirid)en= SDrup. Sic erffe 0oiis
perida sinnerlns, uto suueridtid beilt CT in iebr
Enr5er 3ett Die i9timmffe GrfdIhlns ODER 9uiten.
HID baoon. ufib man miro oaoiird eine DotorSredz
hung unb bDfbit fpabri1enlib aud einen sefdbniten
|Rranfbeitsanien t erfparer. Bres % Gents unb 81
bic Glaide ODER eds Stad,en r $5. Die 9rofe fsla=
Sthe 1T oerhdtnsmdgis bic biaisite. ghlr BON Dr.
6tpapne Sobn ST.. $50, Morbz6. StraBe, BbiIaoelz
pbta. 5u6ereitet Son aGen an9eiebenen Mpobefern s
tebtehen. (De5.10, f2Dfe, ,alle22.t&lp)
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SmnoerttAmieuo Snaars Sdjaoeit
efSdf

5oronto, Ont, Is, SanHar, Die 50
naoa Gentral Sabu" ,purbe gefern bon .b@
btefigen sliiiien uerurtbeilt, 6em 6ols9dna@
Yeter NtcSaren in Carleton S6aoenerlat Mll
getrage BON 100000 Su besablen. lI 1sise
benz Srn. 0tc9aren 9eb0ri9e @ebanae eius
groBe Suantitdt SaubolS leasea bIrd, sitnfep
aus elmer Der 2ofonotibef SCI erluabAsN 8aGa
in YronS Qeiett mis- serit1rt mnrSeu
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@hittte'S

&TVEIVWVWVt"~GVVtG(I
|etme s}miamnteniebMn0 reinen 4ebertbramS uto
pbeSpbrri0atetn &alfeS NIT pegetabiit=
fd3en 9ontcie
|sesen Sals= unb 9nngenleoen, Sfropbeln, R9euma=
|ft6mus, Sp1e {. No., eiltbdlt bic toniiden u1o
|ndbrenSeu Gisenidaften bieier populdren Mttel in
|ibrer poQfen Tcrm, bat angenebmen @el6mad, iif
|tet bu pertaen un0 iDirb bon ben Nersten auaelcz
|9entlidb empfsblen.
3ubereitet pon s bn 3. 9s btttle, Bharmaceuten.
Giiboiisgde Der 2erinstonf uno ssremontfr.
Hreis 30 Gents Die 6laidbe. (Des2, ,f2Dite)
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Statper9iftt.mg o,.rd) Elm ssaar=
fGftentitteI.

ii "a ing, 8ellltI., 10. Sannar.-@nrus
Worrilon, ieit utelen SaGren III Der Hdbe ION
Seartotpr, IancaIter County, mnbnbaft, lit
loeben geltorben, na1ben er nletrere Wonate
lang tbellnetle gelGhnlt nno arbeitsunfdbiq
mar. Ser etnt9en 9Sod)en rp1troe er id)tuer
tralf unb itafp entlebiif)e 2eiben aus, Bis i'm
Der Sop erlblte. afebrere tii6tige aerSte, lualhe
lgn III Sebnnbinng batten, itintreu oarin
uherelll, baf3 er an Siutperglftung itarb, peld)e
ourdl ben althaltenbefl Sebraud) zines Saar-
fdrbenllttelS perllriadlt murbe. 9as t6aar uub
Der Sart Wtortlon's nabmen na6 ietnem 5ooe
cine 9rltnlld) tpelBe 6arbe au II. pTlieben Der
Seldje EN- erld)refenSeS siusle6en. Morrilon
mar etpa so Sabre alt, perheiratbet NIB biltz
tsr!dBt cine 3ablreid)e Sanlilie. Z
9ts slpad,e,, sesiintist.
&c ny OFT, 10. Sanltar. = etne bier pelt
oHentlld,te Spe3taloepeid)e berid)tet, bab nsr
apadenhanptling Sictoria unb feline 8anne
am II. D. Wtts. IN gtell -Nterifo bon elmer 200
Nfann itarfen abtbeilllng beS 8. aaualeriez
regiments litter Dem Ntalor Worrop ein9eholt
lnb angegrifien iunrOen. Die Snoianer 6atteu
cine feite Boiition il1 ben 9egrita Serqen
belest nnb bebanpteten ibre Stelung ntebrere
Stnnoen lang; 9e9en Sonnenllntergau9 er.
9rilfen iie leOo9 Die Sludt unb Sooen iid in
futlilujsl JltpllIY 5uIuu.
Sleben Snbianer iplrpel ais 2eid)en allf
Den, Sd)laftfeloe gefl1ben. Son ben COL
oaten pnroe Sergeaut GroB get00tet nnb spet
@en1elne peripunbet. Sic mertfauiifen Srup=
pen, ipeihe Die Apad)su bis all Ote @ren,e perz
folger, baben iid) aiifselDIt unb 5inb uacf ibrer
$5cinnatb Sllriidgetebrt.
9aS llnterbaus Der Geiebgebung bon 9tell=
NierifO bat 100000 sur 9adung oer Soften
bes 6elb5n9S gegen Die SnOiasler uertuiligt.
@abrfdDetuiidp eit 8a,tbatorS.
Cincinnati, ;, 15. Sdnltar. - @eusral
sepin 9. 0iiller aus SHoianapols iit felt benz
6. es. Wi. perld)pnnben, unb man befiird)tet,
oab er ernlorbet iuorben lit. gr perbrad1te
Die aa6t bonn 5. anf ben 6. Sanuar i'm bieiiz
gen nSetes=6anle" nnb ipollte am Nloraen
nadj 9afapette, Sl1o., abreiieil. Sor Der Ib=
fabrt oes ;3rges trat Ell einen SpasierQanq an
llnb ipurbe ieitbem nift rlebr geieben. Ser
Suit nnO Sod beS Serihpun6euen iino in eiz
nem @dBden binter bein y yllnion<Slod" auf=
gefnnben tpnrben uub tragem Spuren eires
per5weiiRlten Samples, iltben iie Serriileu lluo
nit aotb bebeft 1inS. @eneral 9epin trat
pdbrenb beS SriegeS al8 2ieutenant tn bas 10.
Snbianaer Se9inlent 1lrb i6maug lid burt
leine Sapferfett bis 5uin Sri9abegeneral enrz
por. Sine aeitern erlpfangene 0epeid)e leiner
Gattin aus gSillianlsport, IN iuelner iie unt
oen sserbleib oes Generals fragte, brad)te iein
gSerIdlpinben ans 9tdlt.
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9as 9anefaGsu,s,st Il, sontspt!le.

Eontspille, 9p., 10. Sanuar. = 0as
9efistt Der failiten rSapiugs= Sanf Of gouis,
bile" betragt $67 900. 9lnbreip 6bober, DeIieu
Serlntrenungen bas 6alitinent peranlabten,
lit etH alftlondr ber Sanf, 20 Sabre ait un6
lpar lafgs Sabre ols Saiiirer angeieat. Die
2epoiitoren iperben feline Serluite erleiben,. in
6eln Die Sanf bas SefiSit I'll beefen oerIprid)t.
Die Sernl1trenungen luurben ipdt geitern 9lbeilo
pom eirent Gontite Der 9ireftorell, iuelf,es Die
Siifer priifte, auf ionSerbare gssiie entbedt.
Gines Der eomIte .Mitglieber iagte su 8bobr:
ySest molten iutr SBre 9fef)fl1naen inter
ild)en." 8hober ergrifi oaraltf ieine Teoer,
ld1rieb Die gsorte v8efi;it $67 900" altf einer1
3ettel unb entfer1lte iid] Gr iuurbe altf Sent
gSsge mad Dem @efangnifie, no er fid Der Saz
hIrOe ;llr &srfiinurn ftelle1 tnnllte nerhnftet
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MeSt.fttpn bon Staten
n! SrudiadJen!
9ansbertg & @rigbt's
3udb- ,ltto Aeeioen5ora&eret,

Nr. 3, Siio=@apitr.,
4attim ore.
A8 l1niere Breie nb minbeitens ebenio niebrs tpie
Die irsenb elmer perantporten 6rma. gep26, ,3Nate)
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Ser {SeIOutnrfr

Iem@ orf, Is. San. = Solsenbes iiuo
Die SdlluBnotirungen: @dO 4-6; St@lingz
gse1lel 4.82FS23. Sunbes S6lisatioueil,
1s91er 1913, neue Siinfer 1893, 10.4Oer -,
Dit. @nl. S.65er 87a. slftien: NetpzDorfer
Central 1874, @rie Ash, eafe Sbore 1908, Silt
noiier Central 1921, Yittsbur9 no, Gbicago=
Nortbpeifern so, 90. Brioritaten 1O7, Otod.
Sslanb 1921, gSeltern lIuion Sci. 1O2, gtetus
seserIener Central 835. llnteridatamts= =8ilans:
@pIo S99. .498. .25O: &oIrait $6. .162 .228.
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Gus Der SmnoesbaaptifaSt.

Die lsntetiadan9 iiber oen slniftaao oer lltes.
W al btngt II, 10. Sanuar.-Oas Sans.
Gonltte iiber Snotaner 4ngelegenbsiten beganu
heute Sormittag bic lluteriu6nne iiber ben
Qnfitanb Der lltes. .9eneral 9bams erif1ier
Dor oem Gon1tte nnb unterbreitete oernlelbell
etne idn9ere 9lltseinanberlebung iber Die 8e=
lfwerben Der Snbianer. FRI. Weefer mar
anmeleno, nlafjte jebOG feline 9luSlagen. Die
8eri6teritatter erbelten feinen 3utritt in bas
Gomitesimmer.
Bostalisd,ss.
0aS Senats =@omite iiber Bolfdntter 1tnb
Yoftipege bat beidloiien, giinitigen Seridt iiber
Senator Maren'S Sill Sl erItattel1, psld)e Die
gef0rberltnq Sollpfiid,ttger 9lrtiftl burd Die
Yoit nno Die Sesablnug BON Gnti9doigung
tiir ptrloren 9e9angene regiitirte @egeHitduOe
alttortitrt. Die Sill lit altf Die in Dem letten
Sabresberibte oes @eneralpo poltmeiiters Sen
entbaltsnen Glnpfeblun9en se9riinoet uno psr=
orbnet, Die Soridriften bes geiebes bonn
3. Ntdr5 1879, ipelfle iidb nur auf Die Ssf1rz
oarnng Solpfld)tiger Siider beSieben, artf alle
Solpitid]tt9en Artifel alisSnoebuen; aubaroem
mell't Die Sill ben Observation-Disclosures Oil, ben
6. Qrttfel pe5 i'm SUM 1878 III Earis abqe=
ld)ioiienen Boltoertrags, ipelder eine @ntid)Gz
ol9ln9 bon l bis 81 so 1rancs fir perloren
ge9an9ene regiftrirte @egenitdnoe fetIest, in Die
Yoltre9ulationen altfsuAebmen unD Sur 9tusz
fiibrlng 81 bringen.
2ern.tsd,tes.
9eneral Soieph s. Sobnlton, luelAer ldllgere
3ett frant mar, nabm bette gum eriten Oale
nab beil sseibnadtsferieu ieinen Sit i'm
SauIe tpieper ein.
Die heiltige Stsuereinnahme betrua S449,z
915.07; DIE 3olleinnabme $651 1928.
Sas Poitbeparten1ent bat auf Sorite0nugen
ber rSienen5iid)ter 9liiociation" Den gsiebl
ruioerrltfeiI, tpeider Die Seforoerltne pon Sie=
renfonigtnner blrd) Die 8ot berbot.
Sine Delegation @laSiabrifanten erid)ielt
hente por Dem S5ilfs> >Shatan1taiefretdr Sren6
mn fiibrte Seldmeroe iiber Die 9lbiddtungsz
methoee Ainiidtlid) Der 3ollabgabel anf I'M
portirtes @las. Ser SefretGr oeriprad,, bas
stnlie9en oem 9epartement sur aenntniB i'll
bringen.
SnoianerzGomnliHdr !6aDt bot abermals elm
lan9ss Sdreiben per6fientlidt, in meld)em er
iidl 9egen pic pom General 5isf erbobenen 9lnz
tlaaen nertheioigt-
or. albert Stnf ieste beute eiu s(raunlellt
gegen Die 9ieagan'ide Sill in Sa;uq AMI Den
i1neren Serfehr por Dem SanoelszGonlite bes
SanisS tort.
9as $oaus-Gomi.e itber Gr;iehunasiueien
lno ar6eit pernahm bslte Argun1siIte Ser 0{5.
Srspeatt aus Chicago, Mills aus 9ietp.Oor
9arlons aus Chicago n;ib 2,tmm aus MaIIaz
dnietts ;n G)nniten bes albtitunben< @eIetes.
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&iuoeSutOtO&

Netu- Yorf, Is. Sanilar. = @robes aui.
ieben ulroe belte abenb i'm ,,llnioi1, ,Blaces
Sotel" ourd) bic @ntbedung ettter Sinbesleide
unter oem SuBbooen I'M 3imn,er Der Die1as
boten erre9t. Man uermuthet, baB Marh
Sie9eralb. tpeide geftern ueridwa,lo, bic Wute
ter nya Wi3rDerin oeS aiuoes 1T,
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Baltimore fir 9n(uranfe Wffife

Baltimore 9irf eJnJurQllff Wthff
anf oct
Giibtpeikgde Der Soutb= uno WatersStraBe.
Geit mebr, oils ene,n balten SahrbunSert etabIirt,
perfert 9e9en 8erluit ober 8eihdoiauna ourd Sener
In Der Stabt cber uui bem Sanoe, auf ae 9rten Dor
@i9entbum.
Sieie @eielid)aft ifeit aud fn,incr,pabrenSe ober
Derntancnte Vriicen aus.
@n,. y. S,arriIou, 9raiibent.
Sireftoren:
Sapib g. ISillon, g. s. gleipcomer,
Srancis 8. Sing, Srpile Soriutb,
Senrp Carroll, 98. %. Sanlor,
Nm. $. Srine, George 6. 6arriion,
s.. BON 9apff, gBln. 8. Yennin9tor,
8. 9fo6ert SSentins, y. 9llbert SiGers,
6. Wlorton gtemart, Wfenbes Goben,
@anllel g. @eor9e, Jun.
(SuniiS-1p) ~. s.. 8urd1, Sefr.
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@alcntta, Is. Sanltar. - Sen. 8rigbt
berid,tet, baB er am letten SouRtage IN Der
9Iahe pOn 2lli SOgban preittlal bon Otob@
munOen angegriffen pnroe urb pab CT alle 9lns
grifie 5uriidi9lug. Der SerlnTt oeS 6cinoeS
uar Gebeuteuo. @eneral Ooran lit BON Sunoi
aotaI abmarifirt, I'M sic Mohmunoeu alt;u-
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Gairo, Is. Saruar. = Ssmail apub
@ai1a ilt gum @oupernsar BON Cuban era
,iannt tuorbeu. Die 4,ropinsen d3eila nnb
9arrar fnb isst BON Cuban yetrsunt.
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Der Soblengrdber 9lusltano in Der llm-
gsbnn9 pon !Oton@. gei9ien, oil ueld)em 10, 900
Wtanr betbeitat lpdref, 1T 6eenbet.
Die 8erlt1ler .gtOrnOeutcbe 3eitln!g"
btrOfentlid)t eiteu 2lrtite, i'll lpeld)enl ite bic
gebanptitng Der fran5Ufiden Yreiie, OaB Fd)
9entitlano III Die inneren 9lngelegcnbelten
Sranfreif's eingelniidt babe, erip5atiidl III
9tbreoe itellt
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Gin Gt5embabnfrtea tn#gfitsfid,t

81 eW Dorf, 15. Sanuar. = SIM 5ueiten
sStodiperfe bes Senententbauies 9tr. "a, Che,
griffihaBe, brad beute IberS 6euer ans. Wti=
fael @oben unb feline Srau, foeld)e oas Stod-
uerf beipohuen, iparen abmeienb uub batten
ibre brei fleillen ainber in bsin 3in,mer eitge-
idloffen. 4lS Die Seuertpebr in Die 3inlnIer
einprang, iuaren Die &inber bereits obnnldd,=
tig, unb Die 6iilfe fam gerabe nod Sltr redten
>-Seit.-0ie Sletnen batten bas Selter ielbit
ptranlaBti inoem fiebreuuenbe Soblen aus oent
Diem geScgea nnb anf ben Soben aGpprfen
batten.
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2OnbOu, Is. Sanuar, II 80 Nadm. -
Goniols 974 fir Sch uuo Do. fir 8eiei.
Ssreinigte Staaten Sbli9atiouelt - neua
4zpro5. 1074, 41=prcS. Ill, nelIe 6iiuftr 1863.
9iperpooi, Is. Sanuar., 1890 gtod)nl.
- Saumno4t fau, 0ftteliorte G6eridroer
Il; DO, Orleans Il; Die beutigen Gtrtduis
bptrunPn - O00 9Sn1Irr1
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31
Imprisoned In The Forest,

The sprightly little antelopes had led
me long chase, and when started out
for the camp was not certain of the di
recton. For the first few miles my mind
was occupied more with thoughts Of my
recent narrow escape than with the way
that was taking; but, as the night
grew darker, and l became fatigned, I
began to think of my whereabouts.
1had no difficulty in keeping up brisk
pace, for on those almost boundless
plains, with no vegetation but the short
buffalo grass, it is almost as easy travel.
ing by night as by day.
continued my way until ! thought it
must he near morning, but no signs of
camp yet. l was weary and footsore,
hungry, and so thirsty.
Just as the thirst became almost intol-
erable espied the dim outlines of a tree
but short distance ahead. How my
dropping spirits revived, for in that re-
gion tree is almost a sure indication of
a watercourse.
Forgetting my fatigue,I quickened my
steps, and was soon drinking my fill
from the little creek.
Feeling much refreshed, sat down
for moment to compare notes." Ihad
travelled far enough, was sure, to have
reached camp. If such was the case,
was certainly ont of the way, and per-
haps going further and further all the
time.
1t could not be long till morning, and
feeling sure that was "otf the track" l
thought it best to remain where l was
until daylight. Seating myself by an old
sycamore, I leaped back against its
smooth body. did not intend to sleep,
but my eyes closed in spite of me, and
when l awoke the night had passed.
The gentle breeze that was blowing
when l fell asleep had increased to a
gale, heavy black clouds were rolling up
from the South, and big drops of rain
were already falling. cast my eye
about for shelter, but saw nothing that
offered greater inducements than the old
tree by which had been sitting. Hug.
ging close to its trunk, l awaited the
coming tempest.
The wind rose higher and higher. The
great white limbs of tie sycamores which
lined the b anks of the creek on either
side were twisted to and fro, and now
and then crash told plainly that some
one of them had yielded to the fury o.
the storm.
Suddenly the tree against which was
leaning trembled and crack led, and tn.
ground began to heave under my feet
jumped for my life and escaped thai
peril, but another awaited me. The hug'
tree in it's descent struck . little sap'ine
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

The proprietors and about fifty at
taches of Boyd's and Peters circus
have been arrested for abducting Miss
Salome Burkett, of Somerset county,
Pennsylvania, and outraging her per-
son. 1t seems that in leaving the
tent, after the performance, she be-
came separated from those who ac-
panied her, when two of the troupe,
taking advantage of the darkness,
seized her and carried her off. After
they had accomplished their foul pur-
pose, she was released several miles
from the place.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31
HER BIG SISTERS BEAU.
BY BRET HARTE.

my sister'll be down in minute, and says
you're to wait, if you please
And says might stay till she comes, if I'd prom
lse net to tease,
Nor speak till you spoke to me first. But that's
nonsense, for how would you know
What she told me to say, if didn't Don't you
really, truly think so!
And then you'd feel strange here alone! And
YOU wouldn't know where to sit:
For that chair isn't strong in its legs, and we
never use it bit,
We keep it to match with the sofa. But Jack
says it would be just like you
To flop yourself right down upon it, and knock
out the very last screw.
"S'pose you try; won't tell. You're afraid to
o, you're afraid they'd think it was mean
Well then, there's the album-that's pretty il
you're sure your fingers are clean!
For sister says sometimes / daub 1t; but sht
only says that when she's Cross
There her picture. You know it It's lik,
her. but she AIM SO good looking Of course !
"This is Me. 1t is the best ofem all. Now, tel
me, you never have thought
That once was a. little as that It's the onl!
one that could be bought
For that was the message to pa, from the pho
tograph man where sat-
That he wouldn't print off any more till he frs
got the money for that.
"What7 Maybe you're tired of waiting. Why
often she's longer than this;
There's all her back hair to do up and all hel
front curls to friz.
But it's nice to be sitting here talking lik'
grown people, just you and me.
Do you think you'll come here often Oh do
but don't come like Tom Lee.
Tom Lee, her first beau. Why, my goodness
He used to be here day and night
Till the folks thought he'd be her husband; ant
Jack says that gave him a fright.
You won't run away, then, as he did for your
not rich man they say.
Pa says you are poor as church mouse. Nov
are you! And how poor are they
"Ain't you glad that you met me! Well am
know your hair isn't red,
But what there is left Of it's mousy and not wha
that naughty Tom said.
But, there! must 90: Sisters coming, but
wish could just wait tose
If she ran up to you and kissed you in the wa.
that she used to kiss Lee.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Amite Independent: a large
number Of country papers have de-
clared themselves in favor Of a press
convention. We are for it, heartily.
And we think the suggestion of the
CArIToLIAN is judicious, October is a
good time. and Baton Rouge is an
excellent place. If all agree, we say
let it be the first Monday in October,
at Baton Rouge.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

THE KNIGTso OF PYTHIAs. The papers
Of the two Felicianas contain thcreports
Of the establishment Of o Lodge Of this
growing Order at Clinton, La, by DR..
+. NJ. Mulnford of Bayou Sara, promi-
ncnt member of this brotherhood, ono
that bids fair soon to become, owing to
the high standing Of its members ard it's
numbers, one Of the most popular in
America. One Of its best features is
that which providesa sure system Of life
insurance on an admirable basis Of mu-
tuality.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Andrew Aimers, who was supposed
to be the Oldest printer in Great Bri-
tain, died at Edinburgh two or three
weeks ago. He retired from work
only two years since, after having
been q compositor for seventy two
years. He was long in the employ
ment of Mr.. Ballantyne, tho friend OF
Sir Walter Scott, and assisted in set
ting up the Waverly Novels. He
was one of the persons who kept the
secret Of the authorship so carefully.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

The great difference between Gen.
Hancock and Gen. Garfield is this
that Hancock, like a true soldier,
fought us hard when fighting was
lawful and in order, but ceased fight
ing when the war was over, while
Garfield did but little fighting during
the war, and only fought us very
hard when the war was over.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Col. McCardlc the old veteran
Vicksburg journalist is now editor Of
the Commercial of that city. Under
his editorial control this staunch Dem
ocratic journal will rapidly increase
in business and political influence,
though the Commercial has always
been a paper of sterling worth and
considerable political significance. 1t
is now substantially the Democratic
paper Of Vicksburg-long may she
wave and sing the songs of the only
true and upright party-the grand old
Democracy. Here's to you, Colonel
to Hancock-may every darkey in
Old Warren follow your lead and vote
for him.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Little Johnny went fishing last
Sunday without consulting his pa
rents. Next morning a neighbor boy
met him and asked: "Did you catch
anything yesterday ?" "Not till got
home," was the sad response.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Two preachers in Dallas, Texas,
assisted by a female, engaged in a
discussion as to the true meaning OF
the word adultery. One of the preach
ers was shot shortly after by some
one unknown. 1t is thought that the
shooting grew out Of the discussion.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-31

Possibly DR.. Tanner may live forty
days on his own body, for he had a
good body to start with. But Gar
field can not possibly last till election
day on the strength Of his good rep
utation, for he had none to start with.