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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16

VI OhO uSOpuJGe, WIS lOf udSulug uJer
the brute in hot haste
While the men were tremblngly en-
gagged in obeying the orders, my prac-
ticed eye perceived q disturbance in the
grass little to the left of the spot at
which the tiger disappeared. A chuck {"
of the tongue against the teeth from
the shikaITee, confirmed me.
Look out, Alick, he's therel" 1
yelled; for FarquhaIson was already
treasting--I have no other word for it
the grassy billows of the Jungle in a
frantic eagerness to grapple with the
quarry.
Farquharson had reached an open
space, when the tiger leaped forth, and,
with q tremendous bound, buried its
head in Alexis throat, both their heads
going down together.
Great God ! he's done for!" was my
exclamation, as the blood gave q mad
throb in my veins; then it became cold
asIice, and I resolved to save the poor
fellow, if / could.
1t was an awful moment, and as L
write 1 see the enormous head of that
tiger, its cleaning eyes, its quivering
whiskers, its distorted upper-lip, its
enormous form; while 1 also behold the
face of poor Alick Farquharson, white
as death, the terrible beasts nose touch
ing his cheek, while beneath him lay
his gun, the great paw of the tiger
stretched out beside it on the yellow
earth.
1 repeat it was an awful moment; but,
thank heaven / was equal to the emer-
gency, and made my calculations with
as much sang froid as clerk might tot
up row of figures in the assured safety
OF n counting house in the city.
was but ten yards of, and at that
distance there was a considerable risk
of shooting both man and beast; for,
unless let the tiger have it in the
head, it was all up with my friend
l leaped forward until 1 came within
two yards.
My heart gave one beat backward
as / raised the weapon to my shoulder
l aimed at the side of the head, and
the bullet went from ear to ear.
The shot was mortal; the dark blood
rushed from the tigers nostrils slight
tremor passed over all his limbs, and he
rolled off.
AllcK tarquhafson, VINO scrambled up
to his feet, very white, with his left
arm besmeared with blood.
His first words We're:
By Jove that was shot. We've
done old Bagpipes out of the skin !"
don't know how it was, but flung
myself on the young fellows neck, and,
hardened sinner that was, burst into
tears like woman. 1t was rather lucky
l didn't feel that way half minute be-
fore, wasn't it ?"
Alexis wounds were not dangerous,
and he was all right in a few days.
Colonel cold Bagpipes" endeavored
to nibble the skin, but Farquharson
didn't see it, and it now, 1 believe, dec
crates the grand old hall at Invercauld
which, as everybody knows, is the next
residence to Queen Victoria's Highland
home, Balmoral.
The huge brute was eight feet eight
inches long, including the tail, which
was three feet in length.
[ have potted two man-eaters since
that memorable day, but 1 hope never
to realize so terrible an experience as
that which Alick Farquharson's rash
ness so happily OF unhappily afforded
me.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16
The World as 1 Find II.

They say the worlds weary place,
Where tears arc never dried,
Whore pleasures pass like breath ON grass,
And only woes abide.
It may SOL cannot know
Yet this dare to say:
My lot has had more glad than sad,
And 80 it has to-day.
They say that loves a cruel jest;
They tell of women's wiles-
That poison dips in pouting lips,
And death in dimpled smiles.
II may be SOL cannot know
Yet sure of this am:
One heart is found above the ground
Whose love is not sham.
They say that life's bitter curse
That hearts are made to ache,
That jest and song are gravely wrong,
And deaths vast mistake.
1t may be So cannot know
But let them talk their fill;
like my life, and love my wife,
And mean to do so still.
-FTedericb LdgqbTid1e.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16

1t cost Colonel Wilder, the noted po-
mologist, $3.50 TO obtain the original
camellia from which those TO be found in
America We're grown. 1t was imported
about forty years ago,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16

Legal notices at established rates.
Marriage and death notices, gratis.
All bills for yearly advertisements col.
'lected quarterly. Temporary advertise
ments must be paid for in advance.
JOB work. Cash on Delivery.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1881-03-16

John Duncan, poor Scotch weaver
has presented the University of Aber-
deem with his herbalium of nearly 300
British plants, collected by him while
moving about as harvest laborer over
the Southern districts of Scotland and
the north of England. In his extreme
old age this self-educated devotee of
science is dependent ON parish support
Michigan supplies half the pine TIM
her msah i'm the LLniIad SLalns
, 1881-08-08

yt,t II IL 40 managed that NJ, average Of sl5,-
ooo, mo n expended III Bo,nu fasl,to,, for
,,aynt PURPOSES every yenr. Now, Congress
might appropriate Ss1, 0o,D1o II ycnr to
build a new ,,nvy, ntua might cxpcMl
.aa;;a,0oo,G00 more nnnunl1y Ia "ruM"
tho now navy, md tho ptcktngs o,tt
uf s;I,0Oo,0D II year would Afford ,no,l-
crnte s,,p,,ort fur lnrgu body Of idlers.
nut tnclu,tlng largc atlttlllon to the gcntlc-
Incl, win nro now ,on,,,utly njtlcers Of tho
hwy whicl, l,as ecasutl practically 10 uxist.
Tic lruitc,l Stnles might a!su appropriate
annually Sl0,NN,0Uo 10 s!0, 0,0Uo,oD to build
steamships to carry tl,o malls from thls
cn,utry lo nil ,mrts Of tho w0rl.l, md hack
,,Enlu; tho walt OF daily UcO'tlt
mil between ull tho scaports OF
this con,,try alltt nil tl,a scNpOrts Of other
parts Of tho wurttl Is Il ca,tse of Ercat
suffering Ito lloaell Il Co.), ntMl should be
supplied ut uncc. Atr. John Fuacl, will nd
employment for Si0, zoo, ,000 II year for twenty
years, Alul Il ,0aen otlur sAtphnftilcts Will
prove themselves equally pNtriotlc, and will
with cnNaI ccer[ulness find usus for tllo
"peoplc's money!
We might ,mr,iyularlxu II variety Of other
purposes for which public nancy might 10
axpeudpd, alal tlllt, loo. mol only by tho
million, but also by tho hundreds Of millions
OF dollars annually. hut thcra Is another
s1lln To this question. Tho Government l,ns
lu I.,uiiey, ai,tl can hnyc ilo,io. save wflat Is
| raised by tuxutlelt. 10 expcntl, presnpposos
| tnyntiu,, II Il 4 very si1ltp!e process 10 rc.
, 1881-08-08

AN unfayorublo turn III the condition of
President Garfield seems t0 llRye taken placc
at sono ti,no Saturday night or Sunday
morning, aid has caused a renewal Of allxlety
iii Washington. The symptoms, marked
increase lit pulse a,M temperature, ago not
described as alarming, not so
much so us the symptoms attending tho IT,
lapsa Of two weeks ngo, but 1t IL evident
That something is alllss agNI., alld that
tic surgeons a1e o1.co more uneAsy con.
pornlng she sufferers condition. DR.. llanil-
to,, did not leave for Now York yesterday Us
wash!s intenuop, but remained over till to.
day, together With Dr.. Agllsw, who arrived
lust night. This morning very careful ex-
animation will bo made, ald unless the
President shows decided Improvement atl'
other operation will be performed. Las1
evening nr. bliss gave the Insurance. TINT The
President was better than oil Satur
dny night. and thsre Was ITO UP
prehenslou that smother pus cavity has
, 1881-08-08
York, but tho Wollant Canal IL drarI,. ~
like lgcoh, aud tue Erto isn't. oee1
PERSONALS.


I" ! a1'l going to trot mile In 2.,n th,.
woos' "eaihor or no."--Ad'als "'
1t Is now believed tint burton, tile A,,,,..
atARc.robbor, Is plumber In Disguise. ~''a
"NoltcluE that Mr.. ChrIsfto,,.,, H..
suit tas cost him ealooo, i,nyn ,cc,,,, "!'ofee
Include n ntrsory In tho ntItson =, not 10
SD aa't}tn. - '''s'e''
Chang 14rc, II Chinese resilient NJ ,,.,.
land, O., hns applied for yor,p Tr",' " -, we've
girl i,o married.. Mr. I.oo ,as oyipn,i. 'ao it1sh
what sklrmlshlng fund mcaus, 'e'rntd
A hill hns ,,naEod lin f.n,r,,, ,
Ing It ,ntstlofneanor to bring ,g ln,nsIaaas. max.
drinks to public meeting. It looks n. ,sns
wcru TO he no moro public meeting. In ras T. 'aefs
'rIla Mnyor nr 1utucv. II, In, ~, '.sa.
ordinance crrtnr lila t,w,, snto,v 1 sesoe't al
nnr nnr, nj. INF ti,o ,1tsnotcl "o"n 70
ination docs not Htatc what par. Of t,h,a a'oF. M
Mayer Of Quincy cat1o from. 'o9
A Lontlon dispatch Bays Tint t,,o p,,,.
Wales trcnts tho alleged sr,,,lir,,. ~, '!nee Of
tnaohfncs to Englund with acnrm w., y. mlefna
four Of belnx blown I'm. Ycnrs ~ o,'aa .a nas 7o
mother H. law wilt tnako INV ,,,on lfon
woa.soo,,.,,,..th..x,+ .,..t,r,s vsAess'
IT,, ss'n NeoheFIat.
t,'',, M ~ .'.s W. ~ ~" "l'ea h1 Hfttny.
, 1881-08-08

n Tn
co1.l'tsyuen W VIII, thoir rhetoric Oh TIC st,it'p
ant TO rotntt. e1ufa @ ~ Congress ~ seuso % to- pny
nta nr1,n,.a I 1,o% sayus II tho sxo2 III then
nrunllso to sputnl ".nl;IlMis for aof.rso.' Whist
Viii vi "a wy, r pw s.arv L: nv Clerks n tho PysIuu a
Lanl O'tlgcs, anI re'neo tho my Of the women
%ho soE9 @ tn9 @ nra % 2t ''1 aGhasa9s ~ H. q" 59 G
nS,iey wl.on II might to 10 spent. rho pcoule
San 10 w9, to yoas sMr ~ ,,,. !oaofa " IL xhat .at
ID GIs a,iI right In ~ ail apprai 10 tho inoancr
s!do Ut ths'r rn'tlre.-''fshf''otun lFe1Absta'n'
Thls Is IL calllkhl expression Of Judgment by
tho *.ar-ruulo thioycs' orga', ut Washington,
a.,d tairly represents tio pollcy wllfcli that
class Ut vampires seek to l,nye adopted Il,
tho administration OF tho Government.
brady was III tho 1'ost0Alca Department
only a few years, but III tlmt time levplols'!
system OF expenditure which exhausted tho
an,,ual appropriations IN u fcw ,lontl!s, nisd
required Ut Congress ux.rn appropriations OF
millions, which will! humorous follclty weru
charged to "Aetlclpuclcs." In ills single a.Nt
, 1881-08-08

THE liev, Dr. john HILL, Of Now York, III
Il recent Ntlrcss ut WoEts College on Commence
1nont-Dny, spoke thus Ut tho o4ucati0n Ut tho
girls:
Thoro nro two or thrco things would dcprc-
tltH In education. ] would dGprecAto, In tho
1irst tnstance, traditlonNtfsM.-tho KoinY oll
hummer soinetnfilx it,t0 tho hon1 locituso tho
sat.ic thug VIVA hntntnoEcl into thS head OF Il
former generation. W. nro to study tho AlnptA-
tion ot 1,div!s,tal pupils, nn nrsanyo at''tI!os !
kopt drumming awny u,l plnrus until thoy. us
wnt ns t49 thstruMonts ,ycrh tIrttl, but WHO bud
not tho slightest liking for music: Or adaptation
no. mean to!r'ng tho chnrgo axalnst the toacl;;
osa anfoly. ThorG IL Inv Or supply ind tloiltAlltl
iii education. ruronta think thit boya nro ctlu-
tSa 'hsy san ks xoa eaSss y tsa as
ur pieces tlley cnn play Or sing. Perhaps tloy
Kot credit i0r singing sax pleces put mover
learn ntl0thor. Tho result Is. that toauhoEa Try
tho crror Ut educating suportlolnlIy: dcproolto
sH what Gull tinlveFsalIs1n ln e<llcntlou.-atl
attempt to Elso avery pupil 4 ellattorlnE OF
rhIiosophsssss. otc. ;rhat i impossible. Mess
cu!nnnuy mako thoir way In tho world ~ me.
caiista. Frsan tho oarlicst avllizct THUGS thoFo
hAs bcon tcndonoy to spectallsni.. No t,inl
vcranttstn and sup0rtutalsm ~ together.
| would hAv1 every woman trn!ned to ho u capR'
| Nl0 cucntnr. llut II lner0 llllinE OF tho tiNu
II, eluuauon Of the Honury, T. not always wtso
| II Just onr. Thon tho cOilsci0nco must tM Gd.l.
| uatad.-1 duty tn u ccrtnia extont dcpendent nl
THO teacher. It ultlsi no trnino 10 rccoHnizo tho
relationship Of conscience ind Inv. .--tOl,scl1nGt
md natural law, consoenoe and Dvn0 laY
Law IL tho chaiil thut lnks the Creattr Rnd tllt
| urentIra. We wnt,t tho conscience truincl st
nzo s IT, 4I ii oseF shas What Il Is rsht shail So doi,
| because It IL right.
, 1881-08-08

WILLIAM Il. FAnoo, wloso tleat, IN 1'uf-
fnlo was recently rcpnrtcsl. was burn ut rompoy
1ttll Ono,ldara County, N. T., Mny 20. lsls. 11ts
father WIS laborfny nn,t. and ho WIS una OF
twelve chi,dron. lio had only tho r.ldltnents OF
d common. school education. ife WIS clerk III
soy0ral country stores bofore h0 was OF ngo. III
1G,s lu moved 10 Syracuse. and for four ypara ho
was employed hy Rrocesymcn therc. Then TO
got oierkshlp Il, tho forwardanT house of Dan.
for.l & TO-, 1T syracuBc. 1u 1A0 ho married
ANN II. Williams, Ut roinnoy. by whom ho had
utsht children, only two of whom nre now living.
III 1871 i,o was froght agent for local railway,
ant tntcr WIS tho compnny's aRcut ut Buttalo.
In Janunry, 1871. iii company with Henry Wells
and Dan,ul D,lnning, he Organized Nh express
limo from 1lutralo to Detroit, by way Of Glow.
1a1ll. This was tho foundation OF tho great
American Express Company, which now f'ns
100 Offices unl mnintalns 3, 900 mon Ilo orEnl''
lied tho paclile express business in 1851. usnlos
tho tEttc Of Wells, Fargo Il TO. lilo loft lnrxe
fortune.
, 1881-08-08

run Postmaster ut Daston receives q good
rnaHy curious epFstlca asking for Instruction,
alylco, Or Information. An Ohio correspondent
Desired to 10 Informed about tho honesty OF q
firm that ADVERTISED orxals for sale for Is each.
Two Woaforn young Mon, very Occidental iu'
tloed In thotr notions OF matr!mony, scquosted
tho Postmaster to pick thom out "R couplo Of
good.lookiug, heaishy, strouF tIFls" TOR wives,
Virginia nusheF wlahos to hayo hcr son found.
A New llampshiro woman ptcfcgrod tue saine
request Oh account Ut her waywurl daughter.
Al Ohio girl commissioned tha POSTMASTER to
purchase for her "ao,uv spotted sca haella." "a
, 1881-08-08

THE religious lnn.ters chronlc!cd III our
columns t.ls morning include sermons by
the ltey. Il. n. Humphrey, nj Cincinnati, ut
the First Presbyterian Church; By tho lsey.
III. Coudingtol,, Of Syracuse, ut tho Second
Presbyterian Church; by tilt Rey. i. H.
Hubert Mt thu Fourth Duptist Church; ailt!
tho services Mt tile Lake lilutf caunlrnrotIhg,
, 1881-08-08
THE Duty ON SWEDISH IRON.

some weeks AfTO SltlLenletlE was pllDl!siteu |
Of Legal t!ec!sion In the trfai of II ensc be-
foro tho United States District Court Mt
Doslo,,. Messrs. Newell antl others, of that |
city, Imported B,se.,7 bars Of the eounlnd,ty |
known us "Swetlls1t iron y; untl the Collect
or of Customs ut Boston demanded tharootl |
tic duties Imposed by law o,i sscel. Tlso in-
portors protested, pai.l the duty, alla brought
suit for tho recovery Ut tho excess Of duties.
claiming that tho goods wcrD only properly
cIargenble will, the duty Oil irol, Tho trial
wts n prUtracicd one, a,ld much learNlngn'ta
ability wero enlisted In tfsa chse. The result
was Il verdict for tha plaintiffs III tho suni OF
92u2G Tho case turned upon tho fact,
whether tho metal Imported .was "fron" or
"steoE," It's commercial designation being
"Swcutsh trui,." Thu jury fouNll tint ltwas
Iro,l, md. nut steul. Tho industrial 1Yorlt',
paper published III this city III ti,u Interest
of the manufacturers, statcs thAt tho casslll-
cation of tliu l!Uw ll4ctnl has been tho subject
Ut discussion IN ,netallnrgEcnL circles, atl.i
quotes from Il recent lecture by Mr.. Janlcs
ltitoy, Of Scotland, III Which thnt gontioman
sud:
,lnubt not that .innny OF the outside public
hAve bcen SURPRISED ulnl pcrI,loxcd 1T Tho !tca
of steol nug used ~ tho co'stsG.!o,, ,; or s1ains
Of !,axsi mud possibly brtttla eharaetcr. ~ mo
tont. ,nssi,y Who huvv b.un eaaave, ii tio uso Ut
,on for +. SS pssiG sa t we ays Gs 5 TO
u "stecl." hayo no doubt haa many l,,tsgiytnks
70 to lrarIety "f N we in tnSso llreetloTa
S 1sx seSss ssy % d sS have '
| III" .mnw mntarlnl" with wtliril ntGpltunkors
, 1881-08-08

NUMEROUS reports from points IN Illinois,
Wisconsin, Inttnna, Micl,tgnl', Minnesota,
Iowa, Nebraska, und other Suites wl,!cl. wo
print this morning present varying Dtases Of
the crop outlook. III many luculftfps rnlns
llayo greatly improved tho corr, prospect, but
in others tho stand Is very pour, MMl tho
showing for otl.or grains Is not encouraging.
, 1881-08-08

EXPERIMENTS tsAyo been madc Ii, canada
with pauer pulp mAtlo from sawtlust. md
samples sent Ia England for M,annfaclure
Into paper. II, tho material proves to DO s',t'
fsractory n m,auufuctory will be stnrlud by
CAPITALISTS in WuElnIu, Ont.
, 1881-08-08

Long. islander, who wroto good lottor. desired
full arilonlats al.otlt rtnta a health tra all tho
hubttrbs or llossont Il Mobt.u danonR.mHstor
,.skrL tho Postmaster to Introduce two Of his
.tatiocs III tho rltys Now 1fa'nrshtro raR.
gathorcr pvtshett to huconlo acquainted with y
a1oaiur in old junk, nntl young man askot! for
tho nnt,ca Of nil tito lsoslui, lawyers OIL ono
postal-car,1." Tho Postmaster Ii said to rrco!ro
zoo lottcrs day, and many Of thom onntn!n In
qt,trlos that might. hottor bo addressed to tho
Dullco or to Il olalrycynMt. -
, 1881-08-08

THE City AssessorsufD Doston l,avo fixed tho
taxation ut 9j300 on tho $l,0O, decrous8 OF
3l3U from Inst ycar, hut still pretty atocp to tho
Primitive Western mind. Lust year tho vnlua.
ton Of rcnl estate waA Increased eS,00Q, ,000 and
OF pessonal property 900. Thla yoar tho
proportions Ut IncrsAao hayG bcon royutsed. md
flB, ,O00 t1 has buun Adtlod IL tho rcat valuation,
but uuly sS,00o0o0 TO tho pcssonal.pEopcsty u.s.
, 1881-08-08

THE london Tablet, In n notice Of Mr..
ntallock's Inst novel, Il "Nluotoonth Century
1sots,ns,co,' snys that "or NIL bud books thoso
nru tho worst whose corrupt tendencies nro cosl-
ccatel by show Of goodness which may oltrap
tho gutlo.css ind unwnry. Especially nEschicv-
ous 10 II writer who Bubllnatos rruriercy into
Mystcal aspiration after tito ilfutt; who i1l-
yeats coarsc.lcss nit! ylluarity, thin which
nothing IL moro dull, With I'm unrcat pquaroy,
an tl,.,sory glamour, and who, forgetting tho
nubln llct,ln,, 10 pootc, rccrIvaln charFe
dn1ucs,t IL content to sink into rurvoyor Of
nrttsticnlly disguised Rarbago for tho herd Of
Clrcc." Mr.. blnIt0cl's book Is road by n good
,nnny Innocent porsana iu this country who tuko
it up under tho suppositfon tint 1t is satire III
tho satpp vein lls tho "Now Republic" ant the
.'Nuw Paul and Virginia." und discover tholr
error too Into,
, 1881-08-08

A TEXAS blacksmith na.Actf Payne for
bado tito visits to his daughter Of q young
snaa 1,a,nct Wood. and wlten III violation Of
Ills order the young 1nun called nncc more
upon tho object Ut his affection the angry
fntllor shut and killed him.
, 1881-08-08

JuDaE 0lltr, Of Massachusetts, Is sald by
tho Manchester Mtrfyr aud Guardian to be tho
favostt oandtlato tor tho vueaney on tho su.
rreMa 1lpneh bcvauso Hanator ffoar il going to
aak hts appointment. and 6ohator 14oar pro-
attletl ut the Couycntlon tint nominated Pres!.
tent uas!teltl, anl President GARFIELD Will not
rofuse any fayor tllas BelNtor Hour asks. -
, 1881-08-08

for,nr.t; but lIe admitted, nevertheless. that
tl,efa was grave rcasot. ID anttclpato tint MI.
other surgical operation would be found
necessary. 1t Is psl.iont that tho situation Is
not satisfactory. t,,ul tllat tho rcsult OF this
lnorn!ng'A upcrntin, II awattctl with m,ic',
anxiety Ia Washington.
, 1881-08-08

trllnE. weeks ago j. T. Noakes killed. an
old ,nal. named a. j. Crun,, ut Chic0, Call,
by kicking hi,n To death. Yesterday morls-
Ink botly of masked n,e,, took Noakcs from
The iail Mt Urcril!e anil lyMched him.
, 1881-08-08

TIIE English newspapers containing tho
account Of tho marriage OF Lori Colin Catnpboll
aul Miss Gertrude Hood have como to hand,
NIT our cstocnlol contemporaries generally
seem to b1 III ,o hastp to tnko advantage Of this
Important aoctal ovont. Ono reason ia that most
Of .thotn wore deIutled by tho erroncous an
touncolncnt ti,rlt tho Miss Hood IN question wns
n dAughtcr 1s Victoria Woodruff. Thls wns not
tho casu, us rlls ,rlttnuNE stated At tho time.
Miss Uurtrudo Elizabeth Hood Ia tho grand
s,aughter OF ut Irish gentleman OF good EAinlly,
Mr.. Neptune blood, aud tho daughter Ut aIr.
Edmund MayhIll Hood, Ut nrIekhEli, County
Ctarc. Tho 1l'utt got hold OF carly coplosot tho
English newspapers, Anu l1arIR from them thla
much OF interest to tho !atttes:
Tho hrtdc wore tircas Df white crfps 10 eI.iIle,
tho bodice and ttnn hctng ot satt1s broclle,
trltntncA With old ilrnsaca !Aoc anl fFotn smAll
Wrenth Ut natMr1l orange h0WorS htl1 myrtle
flowed 1Ar3u lstlIo voIt. !t0r j9wels comprised
II na1kfac0, peIttlnt. AEa bracelets Ut diamonds,
diamond solltalru earrings, Hnl diamond cAlspyn
aud nllAl bru1.d. liGr six hrldgsthals WorU pulls
hnn rA!lt DC rftt{te rostlnes-" attor 1lr Joshua
lt1yhD1dB" 0y0r5ktrt4 OF wh!t1 lnop. lArNc
tiuhua OF Ipllat. muslin. uaps trmmed with pnlo'
llte ribloM 4i.d "lilerry-teoaKht" brooet'os With
groom, Ylo starqMls 0t Stafford aotes ~ 1.nttl
Culln's "bpsL mA,s.." Tho Iew.m nude t.ady Coli,
| is n beauty, aud iii Irish beauty ut that.
| Whcro Vietoriu woolhuli was whllo tho we'd.
ding WIS going OH DOES not clearly appear, hui
| II nuxatlya eyIlonco will 10 accepted sho wRt
not oyeu h0norcd With an lnvItat!on.
, 1881-08-08

HOW INDIAN WARS AhE thu*ohEU.
ltow ltulian wars originate, md how pro-
1OEos!, pbstl,late, alnl easily tl,oy bccolnc 'ro
,nMtters Of History lup inN,ltnr tn tho co,tt,-
try. sYn arc now threatened with naotl'er
wur, this tln.o with the Nnyajos In New Mex
leo. rhIs trbu Is largD oiic, and otlo af tile
fuw wht,su numbers nro increasing, md
wl,osc condition Is raptdty progressing. Thcse
Indians lnlssess 0lle Of tho traits ut civilian
tlolf, which sGnlns to hu tho most dttllcult for
Indians over tn ue'luire, and evoIt 10 n1ltlcr-
stalil, md that f. thrift. THO Nnvn]os have
| now lnrge ltcrtls OF cutie, droves Of nurses,
aiul Of si,pcp autl goats. They ara !ncrcas-
lux their stocl1 and productions ani,,Ia1-
~ MIDI arp hceoming wcalthy. T''oy aro
u peacefui tribe, a,ul rs they progress III
Industry they bccone more MIL laor0 tracta-
bic. Nevertheless they ara Indians, md lIaye
not So fur forgotten tlloir oil ltabfts tint they
,uay mt become excited md sauguinary.
Ths tribe Is lust now liavlng II serious coil
illct with tho Government authority, Alld ollc
which threatens to grow into n war.
Of COURSE the trouble originates with all
"Agent," rs most flldlnll troubles do. Tile
Indians arc under tho trcaty entitled to re-
ccivo certain supplies from Tho Government,
md these arp distributed by TIC Agent, nlnl
l,ia 1la,Ile IN EustnRii. \ correspondent writ
lng to the New York Irtl,i7lo from SAnta I'd
under tntp df July u titus collaonses tho
fnctA In tho cnso:
Icrhurs Two yours aRo this Mr.. Enst,nnn catno
rs Agent. l[o IL probAbyA R,H1t lnnh morally,
,ny as no !" conon soso liz III trlc to ri.
fnro tho nt'scryaf,eo OK hm.ny' stop pas sar-y @
s IT, f. sassa I'LL @ rats! &c ss
otInoxious TINT /. revnlt WIS ienrot. Advice had
, 1881-08-08

TIE r1fIcAno TRsnrNE i.4s nstnh1lhhnd branch
Officer fur tu rocatpt Of subscriptions nnd ausartlso'
nc,th as foowr; ~.
NEW yuak-iloom % Tribune nutIdln9. F.T. Mc"
EAnnES, Manager. a..
GLASGOW, Hcol,nnd-IAl1ana American N1ws
Agency. u lionfG!d.sL
IuSUuN, Eng-Anotcan Exehaa2e, ~ siratd.
yE*MY i. GIt.Iid. Agent
NAsulNiTuN. II. t.-tsla + atE0ot.
, 1881-08-08

A FIRE ycStertlny ut Eask Taunton. Mnss',
destroyed l, largo wire antt hall hill. with u
loss Of Sth0,000 to SOC, 900; anil throwing
rcyernl hundred ltlc,t out Of employment.
, 1881-08-08

a aENu1SE onse Ut Astalic clIofern Is re-
ported to llayo occurred at Fe,lilmoro,
Grant County, Wis. Ills paticnt died, and
tic physicians called It .Astnttu ciiofera.
, 1881-08-08

Mir. WNLIAM i. QlIANDhEN thinks tlis
IL = ssasonahlo opportunity to ohscryo III tho
Now Hampshire Legislature that tho South IL
still solid. !. :. ,s,> W. . ..... - 81