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A Valet Who Know Irls nn.,n..,

Lord Stratforl's feeling of LOYALTY wos n.
profound ns that OF a Sincere believer il,
uivine right must always be, Every nom,
Der OF the royal family was TO him nm nh.
lcct OF unboundcd Difference. When thc
Duke oi Cambridge was about 10 bcco,nc
ms guest for q lew days at the Embassy hc
went IN his dressing-gown and slippers M
an early hour IN the morning. to sec thn,
The rooms prepared for his Roynl uivhn.ss
were in perfect order. Finding ,hc
Dukes valet, arranging the Trunks md
portmnnioaus which had arrived tha Az ~
hassador began to give him directiors haD,.
they should be placed. Tho man loi, az,
w9rking ana stared at Lord Straiiord. III
WI WI you what u is," he said at last. al
Know now his Royal Highness likes to have
nus thlnRs arranged better than YOU do, So
y9u lust smut up-and be OH, will Won. old
iellowf' Lori Stratlurd left the room In 's ~
Lowering passion, and calling one of the M.
Mvnes, ordered him to 20 aud tell that man
VINO II was that he had vcnturcd TO ad.
uress such language TO- The
n,sche soon returned with sparkling ewes,
We'll what did you say TO hin,Yi nskcJ
i,he ,Amhassador III said 10 him. mv
Lord, that ihc person to whom no Ind Won.
iilred 10 address such lnngunrr was bor
Molesty. representative In Turkey. y {" All
quite right. And what was his answers';
lie answered, my Lord, that he Ind ne,cr
snid YOU. warn't.' II was n sinutlar fea'
tnrc IN Lori Siratlord's samcwhat bastv
that his anger would sudicniv
br arpcnsed by anything which srems,l 70
INN ludicrous. II was 10 IN this cnse' md
''e crjoyci q hearty laugh with the atinchc'
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A nALlooN Ar gss


Inc Government balloon Salalin. which
assembled trom Bath ON Saturday. has been.
carried out 10 sen, AMI seri,us nnnr.hon
SONS are entertained for the safety az III
Walter Powell, NJ. T., whn was with IL
The balloon was in charge OF Canto;,,
Tcmnlar Il. H., who was necomnnnicJ H.
Mr. Powell aud Mr. Gardnor son of the In,e
member for Cheltcnham. II ascended IN
bati about midday. and. crossing. oyer
Somerset TO Exeter, proceeded 10 the neigh
oorhoou vi briipnrt, Dorset The aArona,ils
continued their course an near
hype, ABOUT mile west Of Bridport, and
wl,nh haii amtr, ,otthc sea, whcb, about
soaward, they attempted 10 descent : Thee
balloon came down with great rapiditv and
struck the ground with much violence. Mr
Gardner and Captain Tcmplar wcrr both
thrown ont OF the ear, the former sn.lo;n-
ing fracture OF the lee and ,he lntte,, hs-
ing cut and bruised. Mr. povs,,
was leit ~ the cnr. Captain Tem,iar
retained bls hold of tho yal,r l,rs
which he found was being pulled thro,,rh
his hands. lie called Ia M. paw
ell, who was Standing In thc cnr. n
come down The line, bnt in a few seconds h
WIS torn through his hapdsand the hallnon
rose rapidly and driitcd out TO sen
spectator VINO witnessed the Occurrences
saws that during the few minutes Thai II.
remained visible Mr., Powell. with his nrrnr
above his head, appeared to be workinr
the, ropes, Darkness speedily came on
AMI the balloon WAS Lost 10 view. bnt so,nn
witnesses affirm that they saw Ii strike the
water about Two miles from the shore.
iioa's Immediately put or from fridport
anu u steamer was promptly dlspatched
rom Weymouth, hut no trace of thc hal.
loon or OF Mr.. Powell was found. rhc
search has been actively continued cnch
uny, with no more successful result. The
Admiralty and the Meteorological ncparts
ln,ent have also instituted inquiries. but no
tidings Of The missing aeronaut have Neon
received. II was nt first thought that fhc
balloon might have descended IN Tho Chan
mel Islands or on the French c,ast bpt
such has not proved 10 be the ease. and al.
most the only hope now remaining Il thn,,
Mr.. Powell may have been rescued bv np
vessel. Ills relatives hnvc
,iicrcd reward Of GOO for the recovery of
Ne honorable member or his body. flo) 10
he first finder Of the missing balloon or
iuy portion Of Il and go for any ffnri-
worthy Information respecting TIE 6alloon
n its occupant. Mr.. Powell. Who slls IN ihe
Conservative interest for Malmcshurr. hn<
ur years past been an enthusiastic nrnnnl,l.
.nn has made numerous asccrtt. spn1c.
,mes crossing. 81. Geerer's Cllanuol 10 n.
aug. and. again. going ever 10 Fnnre -
Tai Nall uaxettc. ~
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CHooTAw AND CHICKAsAw
Trouble Between tho Indian Nation, Over
Right-of- Wny.


WASHINGTON, December 27.-Information
mas been received nv the Interior Depart.
ilient rom inuian Territory indicating thar
10 the granting the right.of-way throu,,h n
portion of the Territory to the 81. Lonis &
San Francisco Railroad. Ii mnv he re'
membercd that the Choctnw Corinnil
some time ago iayorably considered The
application of the railroad company for
the rShtol-way through the lands OF
lnc ChOctaw nation and thar that
action Is now before the Interior Depart.
ment and Congress for confirmation. fl
appears that the authorities of The Chicl;o
saw Nation were not consulted by the Cbor.
raw leaders or by u representative OF the
Interior Department before the nction Of
nhoetaw Council approving the application
Recently tho Chckasaw Nation has chosen
TWO delegates, who have been authorized To
come to Washington and protest AGAINST
lnrther action in the premises until tbc
consent OF the Chickasaws shall have been
potaiheu' lhe Ch0ctaws and Chcka.
Jaws hold their lands in common
unuer common treaties with the United
s'alesi ana JUG Ohlckasnws therefore n,nin-
tain that tkeir consent, as we'll no ibat nr
the Choctaws, must be obtained to m
agreement giving the railroad comnanv
rght-ol-way through any portion of Their
lolnt territory. Heretofore any pronosi.
lion affecting the joint territory or propcrtv
rights OF The two tribes has been siihn,itiod
10 o9th, and II appears that the Chickosnws
are determined thai this practice shall hc
auhered TO, when they will be WILLING Ia
give Their consent TO the proposed righf.of.
way. The newly chosen Chichnsaw Jclc
gates have not yet arrived In Washington
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New York stock Market.

Nhw YonK, January 5.-The market
opened Irregular, but in the main a fac.
uon lower than Yesterdays closing pri, Q,
Metropoltan Elevated sold down two nsr
cent" white Richmond e Danville nJvanena
y per cent IN the early dealings. M,rket
became veal \ and declined 10 "a per ron,
Louisville & Nashville. Denver Rio,
Grand, Texas pacile and Northern poci5o M
eIelerrcd being the most prominent lnere;n.
stocks irregular ani uusetfled. AIabama
class, a, . 20 :, sll Alabama, class 4
smNl ~ NhsDama, class b. 4's gi'
A,iabama, class e, Is, s0 Ghieaoo X
NerthSeslerp, 1874 Chicago d Northwest.
efn prc.rtrd. i57s Ene, 3Dl, Vast ZEN.
ne,ssec, lInllraad tSl Georgia Railraad. la.
limos Central. l9Sl Lake Shore q Mich +.
gan southern, le03 louisville & Nashville
w Memphis Y Charleston. 90. Nosbrillo
n Snatlanpogai S3l New York Centr,l (.
Hudson, l2!s; Chyalsn 4 Pittsburg ls5
hicamoHd \ Alleghabt. 81. Richmond 6
l,anyille, l7S Rock Island. l3i: do on nre. y.
lerred, G65 We6aSh, st, Louis Il Pae,G,
~ Weslcra Union TELEGRAPH, IN sub'
Treasury balances, coin, $1773D7 .Gj9 cur.
rency, SiHb7il ~
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The Gulteau Trial


WASHINGTON, January 5.-Coun,el for
'he defense in the Guteau case will pre-
sent their law points to Judge Cox to.mor-
row marning. His Honor will
rule upon them Saturday morn
eng immediately. after opening court.
Davidge will then make the opening arcr-
ment iorthe prosecution, which probably
Wl,i occupy.a day, Scoyille will reply tor
,ne defense on Monday and will be fol-
itoweu oy Reed, and Guiteau, who will
9e permitted to address the Jury.
nuuse ,nsi, forter will make the closing argu,
morning that he did not think arguments
Would consume more than four days. II
lhlS expectation is realized. the case will
Thursday next. go
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''oa' l. n. Healey, N. r, Of Ire.
iand. Addressed the Citizens Of
Austin Yesterday and
Left for Dallas.
me Governor Expresses His Views
as to the Proper Policy to
Pursue in ireland.
'acauey on the Commissioners Of Ap.
peais Bench 20 be Filled
the 10th lnstan'.
ITEMS from the Island City...Failnres
FOR the Year 'sl.
ions'on's Budget-..important Real rs-
tate Transfer.
0thcr Interesting State News
Slate News.
Austin.


Special to ihe herald
AUSTIN, January 81 The official renort ~
smallpox to-day shows two deaths since
midnight; one of the hemorahago TYNE q
the disease and the other OF the continent
form. Seven cases rerasin under treatment
two Of which will probably die. This "a,
port does not include the Swedish minis,cy
he no. having been brought IN when tha
report was made, .'s
Annmcndment to thor charter vas f,,ad
to-day BY the Houston Belt Railway CON-
lslny. provditg Ton the construction of n
zap Inc from their road, AZ Houston. IA
The PRINCIPAL feature of tho banoust
given Hon. 7. NJ. Healylast pipht ~'as "en ~,
address by Governor Roberts symnath;v,ns,
with the Lond League and taking thc ne
siuon thai The sale of the lands OF absenten
,andlords TO the tenants should he iorceJ
by the government, payments to h. In h Md
relcemahle by the lenarts on easy ,eims
Judge Norwood Of Gonzales NH No IN.
pointed on the 10Th instant 10 s,,ccead
Judge Quinan on the Commissioners of An. IN.
peals bench. ~ = y
Plans Tor the University building vii, no
advertised in few days va W
Hon, I. NJ. Hcaly left for Dallas on Tia /
p. m. train.
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holding the affirmative Of the pronosition
,naue strong point in showing the prae.
IVY oi introducing bills in that manner
TSi Tpu'u result in 4 large saving of time.
rneu opponents proposition called
aS'enuon ~ to the danger there would he
A. ~. wrong reference OF bills, and claimed
.na. measures 50 presented would lack the
essential qualities which would attach 10 il
\ IN lnlrodaced in the ordinary way. Discus.
,bn, sivi, was lnaily closed with the expression
n,;,t ,na, 70 place bill properly before com.
'iidS,ee T,' Was TO present it in open House.
Monday. 80 "Oi'"i"eu "i'i'
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hEoSuK, a., January 5.--The President
erthe Keokuk Board of Health. in a letter
answering the inquiries of neighborins
Towns concerning the spread of smallpox
here, says there is a limited number of cases.
conhned entirely to medoal students
and there is as yet no assured tendency To-
spread to citizens outside. Il Originated
ron ', ,,l lne injected cadavcr within the Medi.
cai Iolegc There have hcen nine eases In
ahi., tWo iata,. The Medical Colleges have
JERSEY Cry January 5,-Eleven nely
eases Of smallpox have been rcnorted in
hours f''' -
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PARIS January 5.--At q banquet given by
MF. Norton United States Minister, to
G,ambetta and his colleagues to-day,
all members Of The Cabinet were
present except NJ. n8ynal, Minister Of
Pnolle Works; General Campcnon, Minis.
Ter OF War, AND NJ. Cagnal. Minister OF JUS.
uce' There were also present NJ.
spullcr, under Foreign Secretary
General Petite, Chief Of the Presidents =
Military Household II, Nollar,l, ofthe For.
eign Office, the prcect of Police. Governor
Of Paris, Baron Decourcet, of the Foreign
once, Consul General Walker and the slalT
OF American legation.
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saIo OF pullmnn p,i.co Cors

BALTIMORE, January 5.-Thirty-two Pull
man palace sleeping cars were sold here to-
day at auction, under decree Of the
court, and was one OF the results of tho Int
suit between the Baltimore ~ Ohh, Cnn,-
pany and the Pullman Palace Car Com.
pany., There was considerable comDctition
INC sales aggregating SlG0oa0.
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Panic in a Church.

CINCINNATI, January 5,-A special from
quincy Illinois, says; This afternoon,
during the funeral services of the late
pastor OF Salem Church the church was
was dcnsely crowded From some unknnu-.,
cause panic ensued. Ten or twelve per
sons were seriously injured and thirty or
forty others more or less hurt.
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sneclal 10 the IEernla.

coRsleASA, January 5,-A movement Is
on loot to establish city park and race
track, and 'hesubscriptions for the object
nave reacbeda figure which insures its sue
cess. The first meeting for races viii be IN
March next. with $S,000to $1,000 IA nurses
Tho sale of lots yesterday at the new tow,s
OF Mt. Calm netted over $1,000 .Aboni a,
hundred lots were sold. =
Our cotton receipts to date arS yery little
over 1000 bales, and IL is considered that
iour-iiiths of the crop 10 IN, showing II 10 be
aoouta third oflast years production.
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Special to tho Herald

special to tho Herald
"AlvksToK' January 5.--Charles Bastel.
porter in the warehouse on strand, was
yesterday precipitated by the breaking Of
rope though tho hatchway. receiving m.
juries about the chest and arms.
Failures throughout the Sia,e for tho
month ol December are thirty-four, liahili-
ties' $Sl9utp; assets. $4,000.
Mr.. walter NJ. Robinson, formerly a,
prominent wholesale stationery man. has
returned TO the city and win again ennagc m
in business. S'e'S"
James Al Hurt. Samuel Klein and James
Merryileld' OF DALLAS, arc az the horcIs,
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PHILADELPHIA, January 5.--washington
Butchers Sons have secured settlement
with ell creditors on Il basis of 10 per cent.
io per cent. cash and the rest in ncgotinble
paper. The last creditor signed off yesteT.
day. Mr.. Darlington, the head of tie chi.
cago branch retires. Wv '"'-
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Rather Chll,,

WoRcrsTRh, MAts., January 5.--Thc MGR.
curry here is from aero to 3 dcrp,e,
below, and ranges from 8 TO is deyree.
below down the blackstone Valley between
here and Providence. "'o'
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cnicAoo, January 5.-rhe insane depart.
ment of Marion county poor house, burned
last night, Loss. Sll,O0j All the inmates
were rescued, The latter are believed 10
have escaped and are at iargc.
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Found Guilty.

1ANKToN, DAKoTAH, January 5.-l,rayo
Ben' a member of Sitting Bulls hostile
Sioux, has been fodnd guilty of the mpr-
ucr, OF Davis Johnson, near Fort fully. Sew.
eral years ago. The death penalty viii he
passed on him on Monday next.
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An Unfortunate,

WiLMINeroN, N. c., January 5.-John
Mccullin got his foot fastened in u frog ON
the railroad while clearing snow from rho
track al Delaware junction this mornin"
lie was unable to extricate himself heG,re
the train came along, and killed him.
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HASTINGS, Miss.. January GA car of
dynamite exploded on the limo Of the
Hastings 4 saltwater Railway, Instantly
Killing one laborcr and seriously iniurinl,
two others.
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snow

PETErsnrao, VA, January 5-Thore was
9, heavy fall of snow here last night.
Sleighing is line to-day. s"''
RICHMOND, Va. January 5.-seyen inches
OF snow fell here last night. The tcmpera.
turc is moderating to-day. '''"
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Couldn't a,aleI,

PovdHSrrsir n. Y. Januarys.-Angl,
corneti, who murdered Daniel Cash, IN
Sing Sing prison, attempted suicide this
morning hy cutting his throat with 4 piece
OF iron. lie viii recover. FN'
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Failed

Augusta, GA, January Wallace ,s
cranston' cot'on'iactcrs, nnd guano dealers,
to-day assigned TO =. c. Black. Liabilities
sl0pvO0i assets, In notes and accounts
Si@O,UV. The failure was caused by inn,
bility to collect guano debts.
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Cotunnrs, GA, January 5.-.At 10
o'clock this morning planning mill and n
large amount of lumber burned. Ioss
estimated at $50 600, insurance, Sl3 600
Supposed incendiarism. N'''VVV'
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CiscissAri, ONO. January GA Gait
lettsburs. kentucky, despatch says. .Iudre
Brown, fearing that a rres, crowd non,
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Tho Naturalization treaty

Bnntis, January 5-.rgovisicns Of the
naturalization treaty with America have
lihally been extended all over the Empire.
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Fishing for the BalOlO.

Only on two days in the whole year
do these creatures come to the surface
of the water. The first day is in Octo-
Der, which is hence called Little
Balolo," when only few appear. The
natives know exactly when they are
due, and are all on the lookout for them.
They make their calculations by the
position of certain stars. After this no
more are seen till the high tide of the
full moon, which occurs between the
goth and 25th of November, which hence
takes the name of "Great Balolo,"
less myriads, always before daybreak.
At certain well-known points near the
reefs the whole sea to the depth of sew
eral inches is simply alive with these
red, green and brown creatures, which
form one writhing mass, and are pur-
sued by shoals of fish of all sizes, which
come to share the feast with the human
beings. For several hours
there is the merriest sport and laughter,
every one bailing up the worms and try
ing who can most quickly fill his canoe.
All is noise, scrambling and excite
ment, the lads and lasses each carrying
wicker baskets, with which they capture
the worms without carrying too much
salt water on board. AS the day dawns
these mysterious creatures sink once
more to their native depths, and by the
moment of sunrise not one remains on
the surface, nor will another be seen for
twelvemonth, when, true to its festi-
val, the balolo will certainly return
Never has it been known to fail in the
memory of the oldest inhabitant, white
or brown. Nor is there any record of
any one having seen one rise to the sur
face on any save the two appointed
days, which are known as the Little
Balolo" and "Great Balolo. -" Al
Home in FIJI"
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Edison is very fond of his mother
Necessity.-N. Y. Com. Adc.
"A fan exhibition in Philadelphia is
proposed. Anything to raise the wind.
-NOrriStOaOn Herald.
Some lives are like footprint in the
hard rock, enduring forever; and some
are like a footprint in the sand, to be
erased by the incoming tide.
"A scientist says it does not kill an
oyster instantly to open its shell May
be not, but it surprises it considerably
MiddLetoWn Transcript.
No circus is complete without a
beautiful woman, and Fogg, who is
posted, says wherever beautiful wom-
an is you may look out for a circus
Boston Transcript.
1t is said to greatly improve the
temper of a razor to plunge it into hot
water before using. A man, however,
who is plunged into hot water at home
finds his temper increased but not inn
proved.
We should have great deal more
domestic happiness if we would commit
20 memory the lines which the honest
sailor composed for his sweetheart:
I'll be content with Annie Bread,
And won't have any but her.
1t is that good old lady, Mrs.
Darlington, who says very wisely that
there is not much difference between a
poet and pullet, except in the spelling,
for both spend most of their time in
chanting their lays.
An egg broken in Roxbury the
other day was found to be yolkless. II
Roxbury hens can't afford to furnish
yolks with their eggs at the present
elevated price of fruit, it may reasonably
be presumed that when the price gets
down to sixteen cents dozen they will
lay nothing but the shel.-Norrtstow
Herald.
"A boy in Troy, N. Y, hid behind a
lumber pile to steal board. A beam
fell and hurt him, and the owner of the
lumber was sued for $40, 900 damages.
The day seems not far off when a burg
lar who drops from a window and
breaks his neck will sue the man he was
robbing. Detroit Free Press.
"A two-foot rule was given to a
laborer in Clyde boat-yard to measure
an iron plate. The laborer, not being
well up in the use of the rule, after
spending considerable time, returned.
moo, Mick" asked the platter, "what
size is the plateP" "Well," replied
Mick, with grin of satisfaction, ats
the length of your rule and two thumbs
over, with this piece of brick, and the
breadth of my hand and my arm from
here to there. bar fnger.-P9fsch.
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MY PRINCESS.

She walks beyond me fair and far,
As yon fair ship beyond the bar
Stands out to sea, or, in delay,
At anchor rides, day after day.
Day after day before my eyes,
Just out of reach, the white sails rise:
Just out of reach day after day,
Like this she keeps and holds her way,
Who holdsand sways my heart, until
Within my soul some tender thrill
wakes into life, and forget
moment then the gulf that yet
Between us lies, the swelling sea
That separates my love from me.
My Lowell With bated breath | name
Her thus, yet ev'n thus dare not proclaim
To her, before whom others kneel,
The throes of passion that feel.
And yet-and yet, day after day,
She leads me on with looks that say
What speech denies, with smiles that prick
My armor through, though leaden thick.
The daughter of regnant queen,
My princess far, doth she demean
Her high estate, stoop from her place,
TO lure victim by her grace?
Ev'n while this doubt assaileth me,
Amidst the courtly thrOng see
A face that for an instant there
Seems touched with some divine despair
A look of human need and loss
That like shadow fiji Is across
The eyes whose smile but yesternight
Shone with bright, alluring light.
Another moment down the room
Her gay laugh rings. 1 catch the bloom
OF sudden roses on her check;
i meet her glance; | hear her speak
In jcsting words-the old light way.
But down the room the harperS play