New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-26

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Jefferson Davis has always found csvility =
ladies' not only the pleasant duty thas 10 rs out sso
paying nvestment--exCept when he oyeriid tne $500
ment by DOMINIC the pettlcoats himself. ons -
depths of his Joy over recent bequest 20 NM No
IDENTIFY found words this regret in reply TO On
ton to attend memorial exercises; with hearHsm
thanks to the patriotic people of Eoxubee ana
biiity to attend"
EELove-sick, sea-sick, home-s1ck and sick-oI'
life are about as many Qualiaers Of the kind, 90 ma.
monial partnership car support with que respoc.
traditional belief In connubia bliss. Yet Los Aneei
couple have already secured two OF the Quainers ~"
are on the right tack for the others In year, t.e
bride 10 fifteen and the groom nineteen. marnea ss
would be in defiance of parental injunction ana jan
fornis laws. They chartered steamer st Ban
and proceeded three marine FoT low yssss
horribly sea-sok Tho tender bride ives srRpcrsea "a
the q friends during the sr i nnS
allowing Il twice the usnai s % have
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A woman's idea Of true manly courage was
Unmarried TO West Point cadet during commeneemens
week year ago, under circumstances which make nor
words worth recalling at this time when Wess foin' =
posing as 1t were for manly courage. lady wes cna.
ting with spruce cadet during the evening review aud
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manner so straight and soldiery She had unwistngy
picked out weak SPOT in the corps 1t was Wntsaker
the eolored cadet, who, In addition to ms niSny
scened hairo" had the erontey TO look as white -
his "superors" at the distance OF few yards Tue
cadet did not conceal the general disgust which the pres
euce Of the octoroon inspired among the members or the
CORPS and being questioned explained the kind OF treat
ment Whitaker received "You pretend to be gentle
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that wasn't going endanger biz position smons ny
lady in tones Of indgnation. when West Point sol
der faces the enemy 1t Is mere physical couragej you
haven't any moral courageW
Erin,s Green Isle, the home Of wit and hos
uaity and improvidencs and several other good and
i'll things, enjoyed three hundred years ago the same
general reputation for being In need OF directing
Providence that 1t does to-day. The poet for poets
Edmund spenser, wrote prose work entitled view
of the Present State Of Ireand IL was In the form OF
a dialogue between Eudorus and heneus. The hrst az
the very outset says But that countery of Ireland
whence you lately came be goodly and commodious
soye as ye report wonder that noe course is taken
for the touring thereof to good uses, and reducing OF
that savadge nation to better government and cvitye
To which Iren8us replies: MARY, soc there have
beene divers good pottes devised and wise counseis
cast aeready about reformation Of that reaime but
they saw Is the fatal desfeDy OF that land that nee
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from the Of the sGys or 1si 81 tes
the time Of her rcioi nation, that he reservoir her -
this unOuet state still for secret scourdge. which
shall BY come unto England 1t rs hard to be knowen,
but yet much TO be feared"
They have tornado on trial in the Circuit
Court at Madison, Wisconsin, resident Of Mineral
Point sues Insurance company to recover ON his
house. which destroyed in the frghtfu tornado OF
May 1873 And to do this he must prove that lightning
and not wind was the destructive agent The testt-
mony lor the plaintiff states that cloud was observed
which approached With great rapidly As drew near
It assumed funnel balloon shape was OF inky black
ness and whirled about violently. In this cloud were
constant aud vivid flashes OF lightning. and continuous
and terrific roar Of thunder proceeded from It, Some
witnesses said they ball OF fire In the lower part
OF the cloud aud that lightning darted from 1t 10 every
direction One witness compared the fre-bsll to the
headlight of locomotive approaching OF full speed and
the noise to the of long freight ran both indeh
neiy magnIhed It shown that part OF the debris
OF tho found fire shortly after the tornado
passed. that the fire probably could not have come
from any In the house itself. woman's race
and part Of her hair were burned Leaves ana grass
were wthered with frost, and turned black trees
from eight TO fourteen inches IN diameter were denuded
OF all their bark, to the ends OF the smallest
brauches trunks OF trees were shattered Into strings
and instantly dried Of pine shingles were driven
Into white oaks Professors OF the state university were
called for the defence and gave as their oees thAs
| the destructive force OF the tornado was wind