, 1881-11-06

turned out BY the score. and Corporal OF the
engineers w:ss the lucky Hinder. and received
from the nero Of CooHlsse Il sovereign.
Dr- j. Is. Meyer. All Austrian editor, who
IS visiting this country. asked what nc
thought the greatest feature ct american
journalism. He replied: "ccrtainls tho .,.dyer-
purAble!"
The Princess Louise. according to the ira
dition preserved On the Allan steamship Poly
nesinn. originated novel and expressive word
fur The motion Of Il sl!p IT sea. :. 1t doesn't
roll s:lit ner Royal Hishucss. ''its +: wabolt-
only wubbic-''
Gen. Boulanser. the galant French1nan
who throttlc1 the burglar whom, he found In his
room ut Philadelphia hotel the other morning,
gave 10 reporter uf the Telegraph the following
succinct amid graphic description Of the scene:
- How did hc enter &c room? do not know! 1 do
not ksow! Ze rascale! did not cone TO zis
.eountccc to i'e r-rob. lie co,:le into room Mn
1iis,kc &c Sraudc noise. and ven look ut &c win
uow-sAcre. ze rAscAc. ht gut my Natch-tn[-
medal If re Legion L. Honor. i take him by &c
neck and shake him, anu thell 70 Couut-Lich-
te,Istclrl-he advance himself uto xe room. u1ld
wild hiz swprs1 hc would cut re rnscate's head OF.
but say no. We tuke him TO re poixc 70 Prefect! !!
~ r'.Scale. Kat Is how It WAS; wish he was
herc!"
Prince Chcrvachidze, all officer in the
Russian lnpcriul Guard, by special order Of the
Car, il tt be tried by court-nartla for the fol-
lowing pcccudillo. The Prince and three ut his
friends were suppng ut Il restaurant ut St
Petersburg witt some 1adtcs OF the hnff-wurld.
when Il wretchtd ctv1An WHO WIS nj supper i'll
nn adjoining room, walked into their .aC.n by
mistake. Prince CAeryachGzc ut once Dcs.n IL
ut,lse hiu and when the civilian resent I'd Tux.
in$t:eit remarks, cut him down with his sword
ull1 pretty we'll hMcketi him TT pieces. Ono OF
the victlms friends was uttrssetcd To the room
by the cries, bur the Prince served MIN tho
ana nearly killed him, the three other officers
and the. Ladies watching the prn.ress of the
Aifray with much u.eresi. The Prince and his
friends, suys English paper. nEhEst Ut the
idea Of beln:. called to account for tile murder
Of Il mere civilian who was not even Tcli1l1l-
Nj. Whittier has written this touching
little letter to child III Pennsylvania who
asked hin how he spent his days i'll toyhood:
'!iuesbury, Mass, 9Th mo. Il, lSSl--My DcAr
Young Friend: think at the ASc Of which
thy note inquiries found about equal satiSrnc-
tion In our old rural home, with the shifting
panorama Of the seasons, In reu1ing the few
books within my reach and dreaming Of some
thing wonderful and grand somewhere III the
future Neither change NOR loss had then made
ME realize the uncertainty Of all earthly ill@s
teIt sesnre i in ,dn, my mntneTy na'e love sn
gaining much. Looking bHck now, my
cricf satisfaction is that loved and obcyctl 1ny
purepts. and tried to make them happy by try
Ing 10 be good. That lid not succeed III all
intentions. WAS 4 frequent cause OF s"rro:v: L
had ut that time i very great thirst for knnwL-
edge and little means tt gratify 1t. The beauty
Of outward nltllre early impressed the: and The
,no,7,i and splri,u beauty tI the t1nly lives
read OF in the Isbe and .t'ther good tnnks also
affected ne with sense Of my nwn f;1l1;tls short
u1llI longing for letter static. VITA every good
wish for thoc, u1n thy sincere frict.tl
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