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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-21

above articles.
J. o. KIMMEL, Supt.
DEPARTMENT XVIH.-AMUSE-
MENTS, ETC.-TOURNAMENT.
To encourage good horsemanship,
and to crafty the great interest al
ready manifested throughout the
county, the officers offer the follow
ing liberal premiums:
First premium, A County Cham
pion Silver Cup, to be contested for
during the Fair, only by residents OF
the county. The winner to hold it
subject to contest the following year.
The winner for two years in success
sion, becomes the owner of the cup
and the champion rider of the
county.
M prem. by gent. riding bride
Sd prem. by lady, do
Persons who propose taking part
in the tournament must notify the
superintendent, Dennis Meyers, five
days before the exhibition, so that
the colors may be designated.
IL FOOT RACES, ETC.
Foot race mile heat lst prem. 50
+" . I'd do I
Walking match J mile heat, 1
Bag race, @ 1
Blindfold wheeling, /
Pole climbing, e I
Judges in this department will be
appointed hereafter. Superintendent,
Dennis Meyers.
DEPARTMENT XIX.-MUSIC.
Best band in the county, $40
I'd best band in the county. 8
I'D ses'i )
Entrance fee, So. not less than
three bands to enter; and all bands
SO entering for premium will be ad-
mitted free into the grounds on the
payment of said entrance fee of So.
GEo. w. PILE,
]. H. Fritz, President.
Secretary.
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BOARDING & LODGING.
| ihaveopened alhrst-class
BOARDING HOUSE

at Hooveruille, Somerset county, Pa. where
can accomsdass all who may cali. Meals and
odging furnished at low rates.
Mareh3. CHARLES A. LEWIS
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The Express train leaves Pittsnuryb :, -
u arriving AZ Coaneiisvlile lee5 = n W p
wood lie r VI. Ia return the ETr,.A'--' ''-' haea-
Cumberland a. :.35 A. 81, arrivippg islT.i
wood 4;23 A. H., Connelisgiile sJa - Aes
burgh 7.s5 Il. II. . q Ptl.
TIE nloft direct and pleasant route h 49,. -
and south via Washington CITY. - Ali
Through Maii leaving az l9ssl ~ A.
riEes at Washington at KS A. N. gli,i,t-@.y, a.
p. NJ. Phiiapelphia $40 A. n Sesr W. .S
x: Richmond lI.z5 A. NJ 4elz -
through Express, LEAVING s.eJ " s~r-
riyes at Washington az 55o A. y R4i..--'-J, e.
A. n Philadelphia; i:is T. z.:N. n 1.,s,iil
Through Mall trains daily.
Espsess traius daily except Sunday
Accommodation trains and Faye.ts Er-.
daily except sunday. -isIla
Ticket Offices corner Fieh Avenss ,-.f ID.
streets, and depot eoEner Grant anl ~. -
Pittsburgh, Pa. ~-si e.
2. X LORD, Gen Passenas,
a. u. COLE. General Tleket S,s..l
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lCLASSB b.

There is nothing more interesting
to the present generation, than the
dress our parents used to wear and
the articles they used. 1t reminds
us of Eye olden times" and brin gs
up many tender memories of Lang
Syne." No department of our Fair
will excite more interest than this
one. The display should be large
and varied. Realizing that the arti-
cles in this class are cherished
memories, they will be in charge of
trusty custodians, night and day, for
their safety. AS far as possible, give
a short and plain written history of
the article, written on card board,
and attached to the article by piece
of ribbon.
, 1881-06-11
PUBLIC OPINION.

Milwaukee Republican (Rcp.): 0lahono
hasn't responded 10 Conktln6's tolevram, Ma-
homo hnsn't nny time to spare on persons who
are nnt In public lIfp.
Uleyelasitl Hcraltl utpp.j;, Gsn. Grant has
nrslvcl pit W. Louis, lilo says nothing about
politics, and Ii tho satna silent man 10 ylsqd 10
only cautoa hIM to put lls foot ID It. -.
Cincinnati CYpf4crctal; Tlietp. .are over
thirty thousand british. trpops 3n Ireland, Ths
bloody HEltiah% knuya9 Tint Jim 1ladpath was
on the way. nnd that lu hnl dared Gasileld to
allow hlnl 10 lto det4lNa4 in prison, hava beol
pouring Ia rctRf0rcoAonts.
Bower 1rll4,le tltup.); Tho history Of Tue
row; ~ .uast0ll appoints N0hertkon. % Gonk.
ling objects. CN narlold doesn't Aeetn to mind
II. ~ conkitns objects moro.,: IT, Garfield COLI
t!nuee TO stick. g! Conk!!af lnakes . light In
ino eonato.' % tto y. wllppotl' a1sa lt,sign:.
e!ceIoH.. tlo' liz Il whipped aRain: Tor. is;
ngalust. ~
Columbus {o.) journal tl,cp.>; Gen.
0tant, It correctly. reported, complains that
somo ono has criticised hls letter, 70 Hpnator
Jones. Tho 0cporal aayx that DO has tho sumo
rights that other private citizens hayo TO ex-
prcss opiptpns on public TOPICS No QUO r11l
dony him that rlxhti bot whom 4 private t1ttzan
Discusses public auostlons ho bc6otntis u public
charaetnr tu ceEtAil sanso. Qnd ha4 no right 10
o9plplAIn baoause OF newspaper crttlosm Ut bis
uttprAnoca. :.
poston Jour,al tl,ep):, Proper party
| organization aesks to pFoputa it, growth and
anccoas by le9ttlmutp axoncius. It. sueqxpizea
tito power ut tho people, uuA ut Ouca hucks IL
! onisghton public sentiment and to commend tts
principles and its aims to the mass ofyotors.
, 1881-06-11

Ing tho present stock of leeal-tetutcr silver
TT par, ts6 matter how low tho co1!i;hcrctaf
yalne of silver bullion nIay go. Aside from
lilo silver actually needed for thhnEc, tic
silver ccrltiirn,es now outstanding will cnn-
iint,n to circulate ut par, ftkt tiuvertncnt
nlMl National-lnnll notes. Tho prntluct If tl,o
American mines, which. diirtfe tho bast
three years Inns bcen almost wholly coti-
s,ied al 1ionio Il, coinage aGd tfi6 Stts wifi I'd
thrown on tho ,narkct. II tliis product shall
000 year, IL Is aato to say that tllrco millions
n mouth will 10 thrown upnh tho London
narkct. 1t will 1iavo tho elect Of tlopr6saIhk
constantly The bullion valAe Of silver Tft6
teltleitd for cdijaBo VII 10 shit OF eiitlrcly,
except ns to 1n.tia and Chinn. 'rho supply
will DO augmented from Germany. and per-
haps elsewhere. ,rlte result will bo sueh n
reduction In va1ub aS to crtato something
like n panic III Franco and otiidf co1iitfIcs
wliten sfatt stltt rGta!h largo atiiot,hts III ST.
yer rs ,loiiey, md create iiavoc ii thd tratlo
relations with tho foreign countries which
l,nYe no moncy except silver. ,,....
But even t1ifs serious disturbance Will rot
be tic worst feature OF tho sttiatlon s6 fat hs
a. =. ,: -. .l @ 49,.
EnR!aa,u' t'ctnhny, ~ Fl"ice. el'e olnct co'!!l-
trles Wl'l pe eolhpel!ca 70 pay iof America..
pton"c.s Wl't nce'' g 10 paM y soia. ~ thc
go!a wiz pe Eeal!!y aosprocu IN tnls;
coantsy. ~ nssu n"t ~ w sGnt t nolHM" iau
plo process Of gradually retlrlng our bank-
note circulation we tnh mike, room fot 80
.'l''ho'is a!ote european soM yu: wst'.uu: ".
.MnK v''f eiifttfs'fIsst tf I: wy ~ "osoIplIpa z
'nas amount lsoa h1letaao, fla,lce'; ana uee.
l,'any w. Rfos4eo con'neteEml II. sFginepney
ol leIsIo'o severity. hlropa VIII suaef from
astsa'y arain OF eoia % tms soMa!ry ifol'' g,
Wh'ch y eah',ot escape, Mla !'nea.p!oyeu s',, ~,
yer Will steadily depraeiate RE- until franea WIZ
ne efolnpelIed 70 aeFmohet'ze III ana TINT @1!'
ilelp to Knock It stil! lower. when silyet t't
1a!!s % ~ yn or " pet eent ~ wNat eonalI|o!s
wlll inc finances OF dnl'a bor u uo l'r!t's!!!
ioyefa,'nent t'tertases y aomoet!ze al!gi
IN in,l" ara rel'!aee u WIN s"la. whore VII,
II be had. n"l Where VIII market ne fonn'!
LOT i''e ''vvV9 '1,l'1Pns Ut ae'ao'e1'hea silver
, 1881-06-11

this he a,ld Tho VIcc-r'rcsldnlIt llavo tcyoltcd,
sccc,lctl, MD abandoned tho Republican lmr-
~, md with lila thlfty-fnur ndhorents in lie
Legislature lie Is nowtrylng tudcfcat tho e!cc-
tton Of two Republican Senators. tlat tho
Democrats ,ny clect two Democrats II,
December ncxt. ..
III the history Of American politics there
has bcer To Attct DETECTION Of Individuals or
factlons from any party for such cause. No
,na,, lioltling u htgh. position Inns ever dis
grnce,l himself by abandoning. hts, party be-
ca,tso liz It'd not eot hIl the Offices for Ills
friends that he clniuied. It rcnnlhet for
ROSCOE ConklinE to luayo the Republican
party md gIyo over ONO brancl of Congress
to tho opposition because l,o was not pct
l,ittcd to flictato to tho President nil tho per
stns to nti nil tho tloverniiitnt offices III Now
York. ttt ..iith hnvo tho exclusive glory 6f
such an lsnobfo dlstiffctiot,.
, 1881-06-11

MILE. MA1srA DEnAlsME, the heroine Of
tho recent Anti. Clerical Cqngross In Paris, Is
said to pp !. wondqrfu! oritor. sho has tho un-
,ls,,al qaa,lttes-for a woinap7ot, :calHincss,
oloarnoss, and dtrootnnss. Her logical faoalt!oa
aro remarkable. i correspondent says thoro Is
no orator ln tho French Assembly who surpassos
her. In araamonsattvo power. "',ThPse Ia i tinko
Of acrIr0ny In her styla nnd sub-acldlty whIctl
glvos It zest. Her figure Is slightly nwry, her
face Is long and poiptgd, md her forohcad wido,
high. prolnlnqnt, and worry smooth. It: ,rtsos
above punelDl ayabrowa and bright and tpyor-
lah hazol eyes, Milo. Dcraismo is woman Of
sotnc fortuhp; koeps a oarrago. has p town and
country house, und. Will mover. marry ~ long as
tho stItlls pr thu uarrlol woman Ia basutt on tho
0rlontallsm Of tho Christian religion. st. Paul,
who was the exponent to tho. Greek aud ltomnn
churches Of Oriental ideas on women. Ia tho pct
hatzcd Of Mlc. Dornlampt Thcre is not 9rntn
OF eecentrIgty.In tho ,p,apnqr or tho nethosl Of
this or.trosS Whpn aho IL 9n tho platform or, vn
her foot ut banquet. Hhe dresses richly and IN
oxcclleut .tastc, wears sp9rkltas rings op her
slcndor tlngcrs. tlirss q ian worthy to t,Rlre Ia
MI aEt mueeua,, Ro4ttonJntes. with easo an4 so-
brloty, md astonEshea by her tnteltootual rorco.
1t stu oily snorltiocd to tho. 0rAcos-hut that
sho will neyor do-sho would be poerloss
speaker"
, 1881-06-11

SATURDAY, JUNE II, 1851. j..


Nh CuAuScEs, a.. DEiew Yesterday re-
seived iifty-fepr Yates Iii tue iqlnt c9tiive1.-
tloA Of the New. York Legislature. Tlils is II
clear 1haioflty. Of ali tile aeplibj1cau ,uerl-
bers In tn. Legislature. Mr.. Dapew' l',ps
therefore bccoa., the majority cinttl"nte, lie
has been voted t'r to sucrecd Tintt lii the
long tcrms ai,d, lis tic Inter- hail bit twenty
eight votes he has barely, 9ne-l'alf the
strength, Of tic lttltnlutStra,teii candidate.
All pretcnsy TINT rlatt Is bctoTs the, people ~
the representative of the llajority, Or lhat
his caiidhlaey sigltfies the Nfense Of ceftatii
political principles, Ought 10 be abandoned.
wit Without plc{pess o. op;iioas, Or sysn p4s
u,Iiccs. in his own rIgl,:. The fact tllat tho
machine, after loi,g labor. ,lias turned out
such Il United States Scnator rs Plntt Is
along sufficient reason why tho mach1nc
siol!l1 cease 10. Gx lstt- ,..,....~....-.
, 1881-06-11

4l(0 NllekEu, Dtlltl4 clt31 Nv xAluUuy IL CGl-
tatriy very lmrplexink. Tho two. iaeiii, Seq
slons and Bradley, make statements Of inter-
views Tint dgreo substantially except as TO
tho n1ieGed traliifer Of Money. bradley
swcars lip mid down tint Sessions gavo lin
$1,000, mud Sessions swcdrs down and up tint
I.o ditln't gtyo t'ra4loy The money, Aid
tllero the case stands. The, fnct tiat Tic
libncy was put lnto tho possession ut Speaker
Shhrbc, t,1itl llas since beel, transferred to tic
custody OF tho Controller by orlGr df Tic
Investigating Committee, cuts no particular
tigttre. Ot course ttlo money would neod to
be produced; cyoh Il. tho charge bf bribery
i,nd been trn1npet Zip. Dut 1t dnes not fol-
low tint II Catno from Sessions: II tho Inter
sipll prove to the Satisfaction. 6f tho public
thnt Bratllcy communicated 10 several other
rcrsons his intention ta vote for Dspaw, altd
did this before tlia titfo at which l,o charges
Sessions bnld llin the 81, 900, lis STORY about
tho money would bc considerably weakened; !;
becntlsc It Wolfld be folly for Depew, or'hny
agent of l'fs, Or my ono actug fdr l'ilfl With
out Ills kiiowlego, to pay $1,000 for 4 vote
tint llatl already been proifored voluntarily.
The question Of yerdelty must be determined
between bradley and Sessions BY collateral
circumstances.
.nta4H'eyS slots II eYtasshtly recelvea at ~
'naMy wv. great M!seiylne, since yestetaay's
nol,ols is. not only Raye pepew ai1 tne votes no
nay !! y Detorc' oilt oile more: IL bribery were
gong on, or u u .were cfealte'!. e'es atter ox
poslire, tiie c!lallces arc TINT Depew's vote
woa'a iail or sns1easl q increasing; IL iniy
DO readily crcuftea, however, tllat this story
VII, e"nple .CohSilhR 70 noH. h's ", men To-
Retne!rr longer. tnGn Woula otnerw'so nave
beett ppsslo!e. ~ tas prepared inc Way tof
, 1881-06-11

Mn. GLApsroxE pitt lho truth concerning
ireland and tho Lnnd-bfll In fow wortls whom
he said In bis speech on the second real,ng Of
tho blli:
couaacapon tiaa como nearer to ireland ia
previous legtslnuon. it is now utlniittcd that
tho improvements .nro renly tho work OF tho
tanapta .Wo encouraged THO landlord to carry
tAcRe improvements Into the market aild aEll
thom a4 hts own for bis own h0nett and Nlyu1l-
tnke. Tbat wns Indeed something like oontlsca-
ton.
Tho Pali !uau Gazette supplements theso son.
tonoes with tho following extract from a paper
rcad at tho statistioal Society giving IN account
OF tho operations under tic lnoutnbcrol Estatos
not. 49,,
Tho Commissioners, being carefully solootcd,
tho now Court sat In 1910, and continued Its
operations for ntnc ytAlcs, :turlnv which pori0d
tue nlnount Of work gut through far exceeded
all .nnttctuatlops. :. LII fpunA numbers, H,OQ
estatcH Wogo sold, In Il LOO lpta. to tnnro than
.,N0 hnrchAsors. of whom onlY lE4 wer0 not
lrishluen: The In1tlnlbcrol estatos sold 1Isdor
tho judicial ,hlnunr y. prudnced Eas1} N)0. QUO
slerltuK. this largo amount boiling distributed.
nftor vury careful nQ4lrps into tho titles and
particulars pt, tho. ci!argos. among tho mort
Kakeas and otboE creditors. re-. -,
or this sum Of twpnty-thFao millions how
much waa In equity tho property, OF tho tot,ants2
Whnt. compensation dll tho tenants rcceivo
when prop3rty whloh they. bud mado was THUS
rulaly sold away from thom2 Not single
shilling, Of course. Thls "was indeed something
like cuntlscanon." 80.
, 1881-06-11

IN the letter Of Gen, schoflelsl concerning
tho Nashville campaign, which THE TRiuusE
gave to tho public solno days ago, TIC follow
ing statement was nladn:
In all those operations from Pulaski TO Nnsh.
Willie, Including tho 0ntto Of FrAnklIn the u0ul-
1nandlnR Goneral IN the Iti was lnft thnt rroo-
Saak no q "a seon s pS9sry peIGnsSa to ~
movements wore promptly reported 10 hls su.
perior ut Nashville hy telc3raph a,i4 all received
full and unqualified approval, III n0 rfsss trerd
uass n11peaents f"aaa dt tic d'nttsnee " lt,l.
a!nnas, a''st IN Eerv le.e eatt. could hts apprprI
movement was malo BY Gen: schoticll ii tHaa shao
a&eFclso u hta pr1ppr tllscsCtiun, or ut Ats ILL.,
stance with Gen. IhuInus ApprlyaI. Especially
VIVA this truH of the lattlu uf Franklin, with
when tou. Thnnlas Ind absolutely n0 M0rU to
do thAn had Zen. Sherman or Gon. nraut.
Tho Nnw York sun, Il, careful reyI0w of
the Thomas letter, shows ''tt,at tho lniIg.axo
employed by Schoicld. is mucl too broad,
and That claim basasl OIL that la1lgunge
could not be sustained" 'I'l.e !Suu submits
dispatches and orders from Thomas t0 SeAo-
field, dated Nov, 10, Nov. 81, ai,l, each sl,hse-
auent day up 10 md including tila day Ut tho
battle, glylng the most minute instruction Us
10 what Sclloi1eA should .lo In certain COLI
tlngenctes expected to arise. On the esth
Scllutleld te!eKrapllcl tlat tic enemy hatl
crossed In force, md tle,l. Tl.nn,as replied
that 6cllodeld must "mako preparations 10
take up u 1seto position Ut Franklln." On
the Goth Thomas repeated tlese Identical
words In another dispatch to Scho!elL The
, 1881-06-11
The BETRAYAL OF. ,r4n PEOPLE OF
NEW YbRK.

Tho people Of New York hive a1w6ys bee,,
distinguished for, their pride, not to shy
lauteur., Thcy are Justly proud Of the po-
lttlchl and commercial i1hportaiico OF their
State; it Is tlio "EIqpfro" State; itS chief
city Is: tho financial ahd commerqtal niStropo-
lis Of tic country. They aro proud OF the
loiig liio Of statesmen thoy llayo fitrnished
to the Nation, from Jay and Hamilton, who
contributed SO powerfully to tle foriiiatloi,
OF the Government, to sewartI, Who rendered
such splendid Services Iii its preservation III
tho hour Of lis supranie triaI. They aro
proud Of thelr old ,falpllfes, proud of their
contributions to art, sclence, ali4. ltteratlre4
prg1ld Of their, RAILWAY kings aid jnctchatit
princes. ind proud of tie .pfestlso w1iicli
those distinguishing characteristics confer
upon their Stato rs = ,nember of the family
OF Stntes. Tho public men WHO repre-
sent tile, Stale; OF N1w York, Iii the
councils Of tho Nation must reflect tliis dis,
tlnctlon, must reallzo that tlloy holl Lie post
Of honor. or they will fall to satisfy their con-
stItuency. To degree tho prestige Of tie
Empire State IN alyays at ,stakc; It's clhl1a
muy bo d!spellcd, It's Fascination transformed
lnto rcpulsIon, TO th6 critical obsoryor this
prestige appears to have received q rude
s!lock... New .Yoyk, seep,as TO- 30 pecullArly
unfortunate in ller prominent National repre-
sontatlyes. In addition to hor constitutional
representation III Congress, Now York Fork
now llas tho Vice-Prestdency, Hurucr's
lVceklu has this to say Of tho Incumbent:
Tho present vieo.rseallunt il froli' Now
York. Int py common coasonl he h1is 4ruady
conspicuous for thrgG things; hs apeboh nt tho
, 1881-06-11
rnt INTERNATIONAL. n M5NErlasiY COZ.
FERENCE.

When the International Monetary Confer
cuce agreed II faw, weeks, 1go ,ipo,, n rccess.
whIc,, viii tast iii tha latter mart Of thIs
month, it looked yery lni,cl, lis though, i,o de-
clsIye Fesult wis I'd be exucctrd fro}, fl,o its.
c,,seinu- ~ conrse nothluv hns oco,,rro,,
.sIuce then 10 cinndo Ills outloot II ;nov
bo ncceptc;. tfio,i. that the lnte srcrct,;rv nf
state-Eyarts-was lntsled M 10 thr cn1,,1i.
tlo;,s which l,e hrlIovci r. hc foyorahio T., ~,
ocrce,mcnt ,,nn,, M intarnn,1ona, t,;,nat5l,,;,
unfon. mi whtc,, tmil,cci lin r. ,;ra,,
, 1881-06-11

TItf Philadelphia Ledger is reminded OF
ono Of Nj. Liucoln's 1tt1n stories:
4 city morohant, who ,hnl formerly bpon n
rcs!1ant of n .cointry town, WINS Ia llo hnbit Of
ono Of these ocuastofts o mfssed Il n,IiiIstcr who
hda pruhehcl tl,oto fDr tnany y6nrs and m nsk-
l,iRfnr him nhn 0f tho 1c,it0ns enitl: "{)h, ypu
tim Inst fn11I "
, 1881-06-11

j. RANDOLPH TucKEp Is sail to be tho
nlctnbor Ut tho Ways and stonns Committee re-
ferr"s1 to by Fred t,onkI'1,E. m hnvinr II
"broshor" With an Itching palm. 1t 1,oyorty
Tucker really did rocotyo sloD,0oo. rs n1cgod. hc
doubtless obcycd literally tho injunction: "soe
TINT this g6cs no taftuor",
, 1881-06-11

"Noliing succeeds liko walk-Goycr.',-
Gar. Charles Foster
1t Ii understood TINT Mr.. Wheeler will
ch1nge bis bait 1uly1.
,,eeM. 1oi1gstrcet will reach home about
Aug. j., It Is hnEdiy necessary to ssato that no
fs coming baok to au olce.
1lernhartIt declares tint tlie story about her
intendct! inarrInSo 10 Ai4cle WINS ill d hoax.
Mr.. Angelo tsn't iii such bnd luck as some peopto
Imagined.
Thcrc are no more Otlo men left for Coy
erntncMt olflco. The Convention at Cleveland
wcduesdny to aotnnate State officers, took the
brightest kesns 6t tho MdImco Wiley ID It's
bosom.
Rlslop,,. tlla American ,nlllsl-readar, Is
milking 2reat SUCCESS In London. It ts no
ttccabo faot TINT when ulshap was In this coun-
try he carefully avoided taukling any IT. Louis
cdtors.
II tito llorge tint Is named after him runs
wcll this scnsou, there Is not the sEfKhtcst doubt
that Gov. blackburn, Of Kontueky, Will ba re-
notnlnatod by aco1amation and triumphuntly
elected.
4 Cincinnati photographer, whose :ostab-
lish.ncnt L. largcly patroulsad. by tho bellies Of
that city. advertiaos that be takes pictures "as
quick M n wink" lie Is obliged to do 1t out VI
regard for tho safaty Of tho n,actlnc.
"What Is tile matter will Maud s.?'' itu-
p1orlnyy alr. Dana on tho editorial paRo
Of tho Now York Sun. We ehccrfully accord
our contemporary with record OF @:1dA tho
Information bo 80 earnestly los!rbe. hlnudic has
nspl1nt on one oE hor drar littlo front legs, atll
tho horrll thIng has bcon bilstorcd.
Tho. Great American plbllc, which i,as
been 1uivorlnr With anxiety nboGt the matter
for tho past week, will bo p!oaseQ to, learn that
President Garnela's youngest aon. who fell from
bicycle nbqut tcn daya aHo aud serRpcd moro
or less unticlo FROM biz person, has fully rccov-
ornd, and will be sont to Ohio for tho summer.
A story OF :aIr. Conklng's curl Is relatcd
by tho AHbN'7afan. An old lady, who know. tho
cS.Scnatos' 8 fathor and mother, says: "One tay
when ROSCOE was visiting my fathers family, us
horse and glR were brought mp to tho. door, and
my fatler WIS Just getting ready to start out for
ride a1uoug his pntionts, young Itoscoc, thnk-
ing no would got sor1e 1Ifo ont Of tho old horse,
took pin aud stuck 1t in bis haunehcs, when
tho usnally statd animal suddenly gavo i kick
md hit Roscoe seyoro blow on tho forehead,
cutting n Rash that to ttla dag ,lravea a scar on
tho brow. And this Is why the ex-senator per-
mtts ltttlo Auburn curl to drop down ovor tho
blvm!st.'
When lic told mo that hc loved NC,
Twns the ,lowory tllno OF My,
1put roses In my rtnglets,.
And went singing ill tho days
Whom he told INC TINT hD loved mo,
In tho ploasant month OF Mayl
Still, .ho told mo TINT ho lovoi 1lie
In tho summer timo Of Juno,;,.
When the roses blushcd tho reddcr,
And tho birds wero nil In tunq- Il,
And bluKhcd {1ecausc ho lovel mol
Neslder thnn tho roso Of 1unol
Yes! because knew ho loved mo,
, 1881-06-11

mean 1Istnnoo of tho enrtt from tho sun. tak-
ing Ms tho bnsp CiNr11s vntuc Of tho carth's
cluhtorn1 radius. Tho ra!sib nf the parallel
corresponding thereto Is 1881 seconds, pluA or
minus OOH secna1s.
, 1881-06-11

official nles show not only tint schoieit's
language WIS "nuc1l TOD broad" hut that II
wns mucli loo fnlSc. 1Io wis constantly
Under tito orders of Thomas fur days before
the baltic OF, Frapklln..
, 1881-06-11

Tttn Supreme Court Of Delaware liiaiss lie.
cl,lc,l that tho word white "iu s,h.e ,constitu-
tlohs nnd laws limiting suffrage ,waa virtiia!ly
erased by tho Eourtpenth Amendment, It eeohta
thoro uay Boino good COMO odt Of tho political
lnyI[co.
, 1881-06-11

| Az unmlstakablo cold wavb iiyyent over tic
sponcer. or Aabana, ,was 10 90 naado rlfst As.
distant 1ostti,nstcr- Goi,eral. Tho common obin.
lon Is Tint 1}ra1y would bo better. lilo has rot
enough. ....-
, 1881-06-11

Mr.. GLADSTONE has hnl tho felicity Of
bo!ng burned In ei!lgy by tho yo,lnR Jinyoca Ut
Natat,-an ,houpr which he did not court, but
could not shrink from,
, 1881-06-11

COMMISSIONER OF AotiCuIruRE LonINa
will continue To experiment with sorghum, but
will abandon tho efforts to ratse so tea:
, 1881-06-11

d. Y. Tonp,. OF tho Nautical Alnhuao Of
flcc nj Washington. has Just completed the cotu-
parl*on ut individual! measuFps OF tho Amer
lean photographs takon oe the lust transit Of
Yenus. Tho result Is H.,o..s.oQQ mics Tor the