, 1880-05-30

truly an inspiring contrast. Every eye bright |
encd ut tho Thought thnt this land was to be |
their home.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
mo landlord to watch every step you take
and rack-rent you il you improve your farm"
said the man from Clare. Ireland, who sut behind
me, and he compressed his lips grtmly.
Bad cess to thenl,' said Il man from Antrim
on the other side Of the cur. "see, here, did
seas M Of ntS2 an5 had an
we gev 'enl a shake. That's the talk. Down
With r,ek-rents. Here's piece cot up by Wilson
to this, sir" and ho read from a paper headed
ITO the electors OF Antrim:
Could the old scres speak that your forefathers
What a tale they would tell of tho years thut ure
How they aade them productive, the Ills that they
While Fnck-renta wentup as improvements went ON.
TO HORNELLSv1LLE.
Smithboro' was reached ut s g. m, Here
another stop OF twenty minutes was made for
another breakfast II anybody wanted it, but,
the chance it Offered e; Of basin Of water q
mira another stop Of twenty minutes. At noon
we reached Horncllsvtlle, where VIC were de-
bsd tTo r ., IGS 6e f par m Or II @ M
At Horncllsville there was another dispersion,
some changing cars to 20 by tho Great Western,
the Clare farmers. was for Hornelsville itself:
Let me not be accused Of lapse from duty il
slipped away during that two hours, wait, made Ie
the way Of tho tide of em'graton
A LONG WAIT.
At2 o'clock we left for Buffalo, which we
renched without accident Mt Il quarter too. All
left the depot for supper aud a walk down to tho
luke 'front.' The train was Kept at the usual
parluh distance. OF on siding Just US we
started, at half past s, learned accifsntty that
about an hours run. No trouble had been taken
to inform the GmiErants and i1nna tht inc or poor
out and all their arrangements made to pass the
night. They were incrc1ulous when told them
they would have to change, and ail save tew
went to sleep. ...
Hence at Suspension Bridge there was much
confusion md couple Of rGnga 1ngss,r ,way 1e
the emigrants out Of their seats ana pushing
them beforc them. This brutality and haste
sa5has @ the n for r. fBstoK fBao the
I4 in@ Of Is,i tho Find. Tho miserable procession
Of il souls carrying their bundles was
in manner. he addressed the scandinnvians in
German, und wss shocked at their not UNDER
standing him. He led tho way to sort of s's.o nar
were three cold apartments, with wooden seats
for about two-th thirds of tho number, and THO
stout little nun To 10 lnt aarv s
the women seated. His plan was to select !
young man who was sitting down, ynnk him of
Whut Whit else could be done for foreigners who re-
f,,snd I. to Understand bis choice German? He
| discovered an old, old man-A Germnn-stano-
up and brought back his daughter, who carried
| q heavy baby that was busy with y feeding M
bottle ne made her sit down @ III IN n's place. NO
| t.Hcrc Grossyater, sit dovn!
This delay lasted until hnif-plst O'CLOCK. UT
| three and three quarter hours.
| TIE SECOND NIGHTS RUN.
| To ret tho people uto the cars agnin was now
In ORDER and for lack Of IN official Interpreter II
| was done by pulling and pushing the einfsraniS
nlong in way at once siupd phs anu te 1a~ wer.
| emlgrant cars without exception. anu u fnust .s
huye been very trying on the poor littie emil
ths qa ea 4f f was ~
| Comfortable night, but slept little. Al . u u,
m reached London ana 9Su nwenty [ m'hu,e ho,,e
later. we stopped twenty minutes. and were tod
| we might breakfast again. AT lo gGlocK We
were 1t Windsor and he IT train crossed INC r''ef
W tuu was S,indnr morning, and the store clothes
| LOOK Of the citizens impressed tho emlgfanMts Ms
we're @ W to have gone of instantly, but We had to
change cars again, and there was ", "a delay 10 OF
about hour The cars weFo 81 nl1 III s1ar s
| m hour An official explained that as there
| we're SO many Of us he would send out sPecial
truin. Otherwise we would nave 70 to'raa: Us
emirrants usually do, until 10 o clock at night"
| An "EN10nANr SPECIAL"
| This seemed great relief, but Inc spectaa. r.,
| turned out to mean hitching the four curs tnat
carried us on to the ta o. IN miq we're on land
| and at hnlf-past II we sturtcd- IL l Wns s VIZ
! tIresome ride. for VIC stopped on saainRs every
stretch. Tho wafer ran out, and the swsdes ed car"
| ried OF tho Ice In chunks and ate It. me co1l-
ductor was freight man Wnoso 1aen " ~ mg
! with them. When asked where tho next stoE
would he for meals, it seemed 70 be quite new new
idea Ae hadn't t tnonsns @ 1I r. Of nter s H
wonld. be thought. let US try our luck at Mar
shall we passed Jackson with only moment
stop, and then ut Marshall VIC 1onno Inc Testau
rant wholly unprcparod.
HucKLEBERRY PIE.
He had nothing. ho said but hnckleberly Pies
| Then he confessed he had lager beer, and, wne1
hotly urged, admitted he hnd milk aud some ten
alsocrackors There was nothing for il but to buy
| a ahuckleberry pic ard some milk. Thus arlned
goton board and had the o. NJ
water, which seemed to have been taken ont o. o.
astagnnnt ditch; also introduced huckleber1? M is
re rreonness Of this part Of Michigan was yer,
| pleasing to the enl1grnnts, and they SUI ou
upon tho platforms enjoying the scene tn the nne sn
Then they sought their seats and wraps ant
huddled up or down for th9 night. R - M yp4m; IN,
Swedish couple slept peacefully IN front OF me
| their arms around each other.
TIE ITALIAN FATHER
On the opposit side au Italian mother and he
| little boy were on one seaI, tne 1atneF AHo ~
| rrn{r rn-TD 1HuEntGr OH ING OkuCT+ uCl 0lOH - y
| Closed and her great gold cartirol's still IN ne
| ears italian men have pcculllr way OF lcan
| ing n.,i1lst pillar or wall standing close "
tn33t and merely touching 1t with their sho'1i
ders The Italian, who did not wish TO dlsturI
| his daughter amused ME during the night y
standing up and leaning In this way aFainst n
stde If the cur. With his soft hat pulled doW
over bis eyes and his arms folded. PC !ookea U
| Incarnation Of a conspirntor. After q whlAe q
would solemnly light his short pipe, CIV. Ie'
scornful Wiitrs, and then relapse into IN ltaala
reVerie.
CHICAGO!
All night the train kept stopping and Starring L
hut by dAybreak signs hcgnn to oncculnullte .Ha
| wc we're nearing the capital OF the WIst Wn!c
| VIC finally reached at this morning., nav
| been hfty-seven hours and twenty ulDutes on
l. Journey which Is accomplished ny Inc oroiuAl
trains in thirty-stx hours and thirty 1nlnuu -
| Thn Following short table will perhaps sho" tn
difference more clearly, both trains tnklng IN u
| same rollte-nnmciy: Eric, GfcAe "essefn' I'LL
| Michigan Central: ,,
J;,ne Time
| TEdug, cOftsfnlcI. Lcdue- C0n5lnEt
II M Il. 4
r PM. ?. u.
t Jersey City. 6:15 ':W
c,,,,,,,b,ro 1s.1 u 4:25 !.
t Hnqa11aIa Snsq9 q ~ +; 5:0s 10 Il Zoo IS
! 2. III.
Buffalo. 7;48 ID % o:a2