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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
TIE nRInERY INVESTIGATION.
SPEAKER suAnrE usHrWs A. TO HI- INTrRvIrw
WITH BRADLEY.

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listened u" lhe e'll'H"' y" '"' H'hh'f7 OF 'H' D"
'csuFating committee were If'-thL speaker sharpe
war the hrr witness c detailed thr circumstances at
tending thc delivery oi hr 5000 io him hy Mr Brad
ley "Wednesday night nnd what Mr. Bradley had said
about the bribery. The speaker was rucctcd 90 So
we're cross c1aminaon The significant part Of his tc-
Jones IN tho speakers room that ho had told all tc
bru,,r, si,rv h,y,-r bc came IA ,h, Smaller
|
, ch,u,,,,o,,, C,,rtv holm, ,b. 1t.r ,,
80 ,,.' -, ~,
ih' "Pp"-l' i"I'''"'ih I"'''"h 'leI'. l"' lW''
that he brought Bradley to Speaker shnrpc s regarded
as additional ;,roof ~ the -u-prlon mat the charge
a,ap' Mr. Sessions Dr. part Of the ch'"tnuPu" County
f"cuon"l combat ana OIL attempt I" d'ror" Mr. s'--'nS
from leadership 81 the opposite faction ~ vel, a. 90 pre-
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wa" '
speaker ~hdIp' l'-ill'h .i- i"H""H-
had an interview with BRADLEY IN my room o. hc
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came in ihc room together MI Bradley stated Doe hAd
sr ,,ort,tf flt. fo any 80 H., .ad Lr had boon
, - A.,
'Ip'"''"'' "'" ""'''" "'""'. U" '"'' i"' 'l'
DcIcw. asked him " hc had any money DE-
said yes lie then said that De- tuiei me to take DO
40, i,,,, t,t IA, tl,o,gl. a, ti,, s,tr t ,,. ,,f.tM ia
.
gN' l." me- N"' h' WINS ih u"uh Wh'lhcI I" make lH'
statement Zoo the Assembly before the Joint fOuytu
tin H. .,c,,el "a tott f,,, ,d,t. aud 5ti,, ,,,t
"' :, ,,. .'' .'' ' "'''' ''''' ''
To give IL 10 MN hcdldht state, t lu-' a@ hc was 90
ng ont, from whom he got the money IIo asked Mr
f,. ~ i, sh,.,l,l t,it ,,, fr,,. ., D., i..t,. H.
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then san H "H- 'h' senator nom hH district lie dch'
cred to mc the money 5000 took mud counted A.
There were thrcc $500 bills aud ten $50 bills
,rt, Smaller I.r,. took fbe ,.,,,,, ,. - ,. t am,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

LONDON. June lO.-ln the House ot Com
mons last evening sr charles ". Dill", Under Foreign
secretary, said that The AnHo-i'rench commissioners
were now engaged ON drait of treaty i"rin which
had hscn coundcutiay communicated 10y France some
items OF which are worse than the status q"o' aud some
better.
Her Malcsty's Government. he tad were thof"ushiy
lvc to fl irturi. which ught be- inflicted on British
trade y Tho cNrluainu through tho upt ration ~ specific
u,s of ihc cheaper kinds of articcr, and would not
,lueruf 10 auv -cuc causing such rNciuHiou- som"
,oints we're ALREADY professionally -cttl'd IN regard to
IRON steel rheuica aud porter hrt tl" ihcnuuna Oh
Franc. Inn regard fn the most huporturt question.
i.n,y that o.. tc1t, hafr ot set nc' formally au
ID
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THE TURMOIL AT ALBANY.
n,r1oT1NG AND INVESTIGATION.


covurrEE TO EXAMINE BRADLEYs CHARGE
~ n.cvrp IN TIRE INTEREST OF coNK1INo-BRAp
~ vAus TO COME FORWARD FOR Choss-EN-
.,ox.1oN-MR. DEPEw GAINS TWO MORE VOTES
,p RAryEs MAKES AN ABLE SPEECH IN HIS
Favor - .u,ou, &c
rhs Committee of Investigation at Albany is
,t~ f.ction. who will use it to bring forward
..s,s 1 charges of bribery. Speaker Sharpe
.ssi;6ed yesterday morning before the Com
r,;stee. He described the manner in when
hs ' received the $4,000. In the evening
MI. Bradley declined to appear iOr s, cross
s,smiuation until he had engaged counsei;
~ Smith. Senator Sessions's counsel, asked
.ha, tbe inquiry be conducted speedily ana
.horoughly. Assemblyman Armstrong tesohed
.hat he had been promised brlbe to vote
against Conkling. He was not told for wnom in
hs was expected to vote. Mr.. Depew galned
,wo votes at the balloting YESTERDAY MI
Raipes made strong speech, explaining why
he supported him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, FRIDAY, June 10, ISL.
Americans arc crossing the Channel In numbers to at
tend the race FOR the Grand Prx on sunday.
An encounter has taken place between Turkish troops
and Bulgarian bands Macedonia In which eight Turks
and thirteen Bulgariaus were killed
sir Charles W Dixie, replying TO question in Para-
mcnt today said the British Charge dAfaires at 81.
Petersburg has been informed that the Tekke territory
annexed by Russia the Tekkc oasis but that he has
ritOry.
MONTREtL, June lO.-Mrs. Listen, who was married in
the police court here some time agO TO man with whom
she eopcd H. applying for divorce the ground Of
hclng undcr age NJ Ihc time " The ccrrnOny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

HAvANA, jane l0.-Ihc spanish coaNtIns
steamer Alicante has been wrecked near nihnfa. and d"
total lo., All on lolid were sawed. ln,iuI.n- h"t
TALON Of ClasssuTs dc Baza.
Adyioes from -nuto Domingo mr. 60 May 20 Pr''i-
dent M,rino had finally accepted the Dictatorship
which had been proclaimed tronfhon' the T'puon''
The constitution Will Dee revised. The Dictator had lib
Grated all political prisoners.
patea from Trinidad Island are 10 May % A severe
drought provnilcd doing immense damage 20 the sugar
crop the Yield OF which Will bc N1stJ below thc estl
ate with prospects Tor Ihe next SIVp e VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
AOEATIC SPORTS

LONDON, June 10.-The Cornell University
four are dissatisfied with their exclusion from the race
for the Yictors Plate in the Henley regatta which they
believe they could win. They doubt their ability 10 win
the Stewards Cup. Bnorts will be made to secure their
admission TO the contest tor the Nictors' Plate.
TORONTO. June 1OA In lapstreak boats has been
arranged between Wisc. Of Riverside, and Edward
Hanlnn The Is for 1000 side, aud is 10 come
of I'm six weeks from date on the Toronto Bay. The
course Will bc five miles In length, with "A turn y
deposit VI 800 side has been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
TIE BEY INVITED TO PARIS.

TUNIs, June 1O--After the ratification Of
the treaty, NJ Roustan. the French Minister invited the
Bcy 10 visit Paris. but the latter declined
NJ ROustan the French Minister. has informed the
foreign representative here that the Bry. by special
decree, has appointed him sole intermediary for the
transaction Of business with them.
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TENTm JOINT DA1L0r-LoNG 1rRM
ANOTHrR HAIIOT DEMANDED.

Another ballot was then demanded by the Admin
istration men. Mr.. Hayes q Conking man. moved
that the Convention adjourn till tomorrow. The
Democrats and the Conk!ng men voted for adjourn
mcnt. and the Administration mon To remain. Il
was significant that Mr.. Boardman and Mr.. Scott,
members of the Bradley Investigating Committee
voted with the Conkling men. The motion was de
fcatcd 10y vote Of - 10 30. 4 vote was then
taken for Mr.. Conklng', successor. II resulted
as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

Brforr vote was taken for Mr. Platts Successor
Mr.. Spinoa made dnary attempt to he humorous
Mr.. Depcw gained another yotc-that of Mr. Beach.
Of schuyler County. Mr. Gorslino of Herkncr
County. who voted ON the first ballot
for Nh Depcw departed before the
second ballot was taken. Otherwise Mr
Dcpcw would have had - Notee-a gain of three
during the day. Two other supporters 4 Mr. De-
pew are absent-Mr. Duguid and Mr. Butler His
actual number of supporters at tlc pres ut timc,
therefore l. -. throc more than majority OF the
entire number Of Republican members. The vote
Nyts ~ follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
ADELINA PATTI NOT COMING.

LONDON, June 1O.-The negotiations with
Adeina Patti for American tour have been aban-
doned in consequence OF tho eKtravagant price de-
manded Mr. Gllmann, who has been acting agent in
the matter. says that N'Oni the stumhlingblock
lie demanded 100000 iOr Patti and himself IL Is be
licVed that NcOn viii take Patti TO America on his own
aNrnnnf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

AT Wilkesbarre. having made attempt n break into
business place At that city de II Old hand In the
business He ships his booty 10 Wayerly ~ " and has
accomplices In that neghborhood. He entered private
residence In this city few days taking valuable sr
cles, which were traced 10 Wayery and found there:
lie has operated successfully through New-York and
MaAsachuseffs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
THE ELECTION LIBERIA.

WASHTNGTON, June 10.-The EreHmg Star
says thataccorng advces from Ibera,a the biennial
election held on May Anthony W. Gardner was elected
President and the Rev. A. f. Russell Vice President.
This will be Mr.. Gardncr's third term President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
DISTURBANCES IN RUSSIA.

ST. PETERSBURG, June lO.-Pryate kilograms
have been received here announcing the outbreak OF
disturbances AT KharkoG and other towns ia Southern
Russia. Several inccndiary fires are reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11

bad.
The Spanish steamer Caroline. which arrived To-Day
brought the OF the schooner Isabel Captain Mlei
from New-f ork MAY p. with general cargo lor Ia
mouth Jamaica. The Isabel struck by whirlwlnd
ON the an inst and capszed, filling Immediately Inc
steward was drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
OPPOSING PRINCE BISMARCK.

BERLIN, June l0.-The Rcichstag to-day re-
jccicd by vote Of SO to lO2. the appropriation de
manded by Prince bismarck for the establishment Of an
Economic Council.
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THE NEWS FROM ABROAD.
A DYNAMITE PLOT IN LIVERPOOL.

A DYNAMITE PLOT IN LIVERPOOL
TIE FRENCH SENATE CENsJ RED BY GAMBETrAs 9
JoURNAL-MORE DISORDERS IN SOUTHERN
RUSSIA.
Two lrishmen have been arrested at Liver
pool, for attempting to blow up the Town
Hall. Only slight injury was done by the
explosion. NJ. Gambetta's newspaper regards
the defeat Of his Department Elections bill IA
a reactionary step on the part of the Senate.
Disturbances are reported from towns in South
ern Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-11
INprsrRIors RuRGLAR cArGHE

CARBoNDALE, Penn, June ION. X. w.
Miller aa- Reilly. alias Allen. has been lodged In prison
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Confined on Fnlh PoEe.
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TIE SENSATION OF AN HOUR.

NO EXCITEMENT AT ALBANY OVER HE D''"i'"'
cHARGEs-A PACKED COMMITTEE AND AZ y
rAIR ExAMINATION-A QUESTION OF NhNA0iii
gyrwEEN TWO MEN-oTIiER TESTIMONY vi
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
Fulfilling the Law.

In no manner are we 81 faithf1lly
fulfill g the laW If lie and love, ;,5
- hen we teudorly handle the faults snd
frailtias If the haman world Eaamer-
atiug The disaa areeab,e qualities OF hab-
its q: our aquaintaucea or friends,
eugen1aFs bitterness and strife. envy
ings and inaliciousneas. ThroBing the
beautiful mantle OF love over those who
dispiease us IN any measure, is Eo-cie-
s,tive OF ELECTION and hai piness.
If we chidoi ourselves oue.Aalf rs
severely for shortcomings IA we de oar
Deiglb3r, what would tee oUr es'ims-
ton Of personal cnard Ter : II there
are arv whose demea0or has irriiate {.
you, any who seem To fail in friendly
duty towards you, try your powers oi
love, not ccDsure, upon them. show
them still greater friandliness, and
within your own heart paiia5e theiI
! seeming or intended wrongs, and you
will be astonished TO note the develop
mept Of strength within yourself, and
Il sweet peace VIII visit you, while your
/ heart grows warmer 'oNard5 tht
/ shielded ones.
! Protect . hers from sDeers md ldera
! injulie ard gossip. as Eun have oorof-
| tuuity. The listener to iha tale bearer
Is hut one degree less guilty than he
At all times. and IL ali places. speal
well of people, else keep silence, io
very love, sako that love which i.
powerful for good, sp'ritnaIi2ing
elevatipg and enduring. b natural
.bsviug for imitation only Christ Lin
self, the perfect man, Hha said, " II AZ,
love me. let him tke up bis cross an'
follow me, anI also. . Love thy ntiFh
Dor as thgself.' Love is the :alliliini
OF the iaw. y Household.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
The Niagara Park.

Tie Toronto Gtabe sent T. young man
down to the Nlngara Falls the other
tay 10 see how tho international park
scneme is e. sting along. He inter
viewed every body there, Of course. and
made some surprising discoveries. Hs
found something more wonderful than
the falls--a rich editor. Mr., Porter.
editor OF q paper there, is gradually
buying up Goat I-ian0. Last week he
/ bOnght "a sixteenth of it for Sl4 800,
and h. row OWLS hve-sixteeptbs, and
| ne has offered the owners $500 600 cash
| tor the lest of TIE island. He says that
the cost of the park has been set as
thigh Us SO 600 600, but it need not cost
! \ cent more than million. The Canada
! pert Of the park will not cost more than
Sl00 600. The C.rahian Government
! haa reserved strip from the railroad
sus nsion bridge to the Falls, while
on the American shore every foot OF
/ the LAID is il the hauds Of private
parties. Il is proposed 10 add to the
picturesqueness of the Canada bank by
running street-car line from the
/ bri lge 10 the Falls. This would be.
/ Indeed, the finishing touch. Nothing
could Iuorc enhance tho beauty of the
cataract, unless it was Saginaw saw
/ MIL at tue brink of the Falls.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
Charles ni Mary.

= ..t;a- ot I4,m','s sister Mary,
- q. = gGo'a.i !;aZ',il'4 saying, that
II .rE L.t.b H.+ si.o most rational and
-fe.-- -a.- III he hll EVER been ac-
.ia I~t.! ~lfn \: sc went along
amt ti fl.r r}tr@ r.tired streets in the
e,i q :, t.e h i ai-o, | remember,
-.rra a"--.p boat Co!eridge and his
.-.ti - letting his poetry, espe-
-.... : n.i,A ist!A happened to lie
'a ae ~: i.'i"uers. f4v viin philosopher
i.t . ill-u e>'ilc&'e Upon Lambs crit
-. t3 IN at In this connection We
Ast n.ct :e-.il iscenca # such inter
n = r-an- as the Npye!los, Martin
.'aru. y, I,itlur !, aul Cr4bba Robin
II a. MaAHlng. Dyer, AMI Goodwin fig
ure.l at lall i4.iGla. In course OF CON
vtr-4tjou / asked neg companion il
4anti h'd ever been really in love, and
:a 81! tne Interesting things If Hester
= .vHry.a ) irg tlnaker girl of Ptntnu-
vii'r, 80 iuspIrsiI the poem en- balniug
tife n,m of Hester forever. and Of
F..nuS Kelly, the actress with the
- di'inc rioiu face" who will always
i've IN Que Of" Elias most exquisite
Essays. H, had reverence for the
tx .lii Proctor. "aad there wer
'eular SPOTS in h;s heart ,hat time could
""Y.r eutit,iY cover Up or conceal.
IL. Cruii u.t otdure 10 see u fellow
creature 10 want II h. had tho means
d" i-.rt i,im. Thinking, fr"m Il depres
~."a 81 r1irits ~liIli Proctor in hi,
yang 'ntn'o.i was once laburing
pu.er. tna- perhaps be was in want
4 rtunry Limb luoard h'm earnestly
sn TIE f,'H.as thcy were waking one
'i,y ~ ':y' country together, and blurt-
o.i est il iiia ei,mmeri z way! My
'.;c i,'y. | hn,o = handted pound note
lu ~ 'ir>k that really don't know
-. 10 d" Nith. Ob:ig" me by taking
II a;,i getting The confounded thing
"u' of my keeping. L WA i'll no ueed
ot mantv, said Proctor, "Gud I de-
eiin,d the gif'; hut it was hard work to
make I4,mo believe !liat ] VAS not in
.'u 'pyecnnious condition. = James L.
Held.
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Why Il Montana Man Could not
Enjoy His Whisky.

" Is ihis bir-room p asked strap
ping fellow in co0nshin esp and a
huttcIuut sui', as be eyed the piles OF
glasses and gllttering bottles.
Certainly, sir: whatll you have,
sir O. nlaWtftd and inquired the white
aproGed attendant.
- reckon not, responded coon
skin, Gi4ncin% around suspiciously.
" Where's IL" gAFrels you sit On?'
We keep tue barrels in the cellar y
Where's the gang sittin' around the
stove and ready to waltz un At the sight
Of eDin?'
Ne don't allow any sitting around
here. When u gentleman drinks he
goes ont"
Where's the man with his eyes
gouEed ont:' 1aiG~aied c0onskin i'll u
whisper.
I've don't bave such parties here.
Can l lo anything fer yon?'
"Ain't ye got any old r Uses some
where - asked the visitor, with wor'
riod expression.
"No, we haven't" responded the
bar keeper, firmly.
~ III iAS h.th bhdb lNLhaLh" hS
Strangers be in directly ?" interrogated
cooa-Ain. after short pause.
Don't know any such man. 1T yor
want anything, ask for it,
i" But the fellow that shoots the glass
ont oi your mouth without spilling kh'
p 'iSon; here might he be? -
petbaps you bad better so away
from he.t. think you had better ge
out
" Say them words again, pardner
That sounds like It. That's natural.
" Get out, or Iii throw you out!'
"Oa, now you're whispefin, stran
gor? Sing it over to De. Club M
once or twice; pat bullet through
This nigh lung; put a skewer through
tina, lett kidney OF mine. You're
81 ouiin' now. Gimme some ludgmen
sunrise. Talk to me again. Why didn
Won declare Yourself at first. pardner
Why did you hold back? Throw me il
the tan bark
And he poured out an allopathi
dose and downed it. paid for it an
walked of.
4 Montana man can't enjoy his whit
Ky in bar room that doesn't some wa
remind him of home. - Albany Argus
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
Roman Costume

II b Mi:ietf. the artiat, lactured for
an honr anl half ou this subject lest
week at the Uaion league Theater be-
fore the men btrr ot TIE cluh au.i few
invited pnests. Mr. Miiirtt hr0ughf
upon the st.ge 9 numf"r Of garments
such as were worn hy Il pman men and
women IN tue various walks of hse, add
illustrated ,neir use by arraA ing Il man
aud woman III thejn III the presence Of
ibe auaiCnca. The uian stood q: ore
time in tie single w0ulan garment IL
which the peasant At the ;ime of Horace
aud Virgil wo3Ae1 il the fields, at
least when tpe weather was warn
! enough. As tne heavy toga Of the old
er Romans or the ]Jguter ard more
luxurious enc of later times was draped
about the nan. tie was posed like fam
o-s classical statues which have come
Down 10 rs. In one Of lis u Al gsrhs
he LuCe the immense bGcki@r, Wh!.:h,
joined Together, .3s,tn the famous t.,S-
ta.io. Win 8h;,h Srh0G,n1ve srr i.mii-
lar. tH" VG,..S2. v3tji til - md
her head ah1 H. iilr .lI.u- dtcsoeS and
wraps, vas tx.se 1rlG E7ac-ia, o~i
picturesque. ari her valiyIs changes
Of ire 4SG ajtjtu it were greet Il with
iord an4 iubs-opu3uaei U.plause- Fhc
dress 0f t-sth i5aa 8ud TemA- y IS com
pleie. ev,,; +, t,.s 5oj c;v:.i-Rs. which
were taAs Il eli 4nl pas ."4 "A s'gLt -
the company. NJ. Ai'ilct eh1ail n
lnvited 10 repeet his lecture icr the
tists, actors ami theatrical managers. -
2 L
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
The Pacific Mani.

\ letter from Washington haYs: The
paciiic Mail Steamship Company Is N
2 fAir way to get WlhdiaIi. ace {
their second contract for carrying the
maiis, vessels OF heavier tonnage were
required, and the PekiDg and City OF
Toxic ,gc.e bnit. fer that service. The
PaLipc started on the first trip. and
beEute Size got back TO San Francisco
tho Law was repealed ana The coptract
annul!e6. The company ciaimed their
money under the contract tor this trip,
aud it Was allowed.
While the two hig vessels were beng
built. The smaller ones that had been
accented under the first contract were
making their emi-mon!hly trips, Tor
which thew were paid their regular
ccern srasseSe, huS had act :,ssa ~o-
cept6d for service under the seeond con-
tract, because they were not OF requisite
burden. It occ rred TO. the company,
after the repeal of the law, to put In II
claim for this gratuitouS service by the
small steamers.
The Supreme Court has decided IN
their favor, on the ground that II the
vessels were not fit f3c service under
the first contract, they were suitable
for the second, ard the matter has been
seut 10 the Cont of Claims for adjust
mont. The Attorney-General hes the
case under consideration, and the ques
ton is a. to how far the company has
complied with the schedule that WAS
fixed uu,ler the second contract.
The time fixed fer leaving the ports
was the first Gf the month, and it SO
happens that none Of ;Ee steamers
started OH that day. Ihe Attorney
General will decide how near to that
time it WIS necessary to leave to come
within the requirements OF tie law
From the Government standpoint, at
the time the service wis rendered, there
was no plea put in that they sLould
have any part Of the subsidy, and the
Department. fer this reason, paid ocean
! postage. The amolut paid will be sub
tracted from the award, which will still
probably leave them iully a quarter OF
d million dollars.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-05-27
An Extensive View.

S1otcbmen are not famous for wit !;
but ii they put any humor into u strong
statement, they always know how to
suhstaptiate their words. OIe whom
II Yankee thought 10 astonish by telling
him of mountains in America so high
that Europe could be seen from the
top OF them. replied, dryly, We can
see tur 'er nor that in Scotland. From
the topof Ben-ledi can spy the moon. -
Tie story of the west of Scotland
shepherd who told an English tourist
that lie would sac six kingdoms from
the summit OF the hill they were ascend
ing is Instructive as we'll amusing.
What the mischief 60 you mean,
shepherd 2" demanded the skepticai
Southern. Weel, sir, | mean what /
say and then he pointed out in sue
cession Cumberland ia England; the
Isle OF Man, once kingdom and a
sovereignty in the families of DERBY
and Athoie; the coast of Ireland: ana
the ground on which they were stan J.
ing, part of Scotland.
! Yes, said the visitor. "that makes
! four, and you have two more to show
me-
That's true, sir, but don't be in sit
a hurry. Weel, sir, Just look up aboor
yer held, and this is by far the best o
a the KINGDOMS; that, sir, aboon, il
heeyen. That's five; and the saxtl
kingdom IS that doom below yer feet
to which. sir. hope yoult never gang.