Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-09-03
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The following story D, told oi Gga.-.. l Harney when he Was Il cuuulu. .. Camp Verde. Texas. H, was al intense ly dlgulled officer, and q there was one l thing he detested more than another, i- ] was uudIguiiied haste. One tvell.-, | just as he was about Co hold dress r.- l rade, he perceived that he bad forgotten | hIs handkerchief, aud as the weather ! was very hot, he sand Go his orderly, | "GO Go my quarters, quick, and UTr- | me my handkerchief The 0uir.. | touched hls cap, and started Cor G.. | quarters, several yards distant After | he had proceeded a short distance, Ice memDerug there Was uu tune Co lose, | he broke into 30 tru-. See that -ru-r- ! drel running d. If the Indians were after | him. | there IS anything ] hate it l- tt see 60 soldier running Instead Uf mar..- ing properly. Here my man, continued ! Haruey Co another soldier, Ego a'..r that man and tell uim 1 say Go va.a.
 The second su.uIgr started after Che first,
 but as the first one kept ol running. the
 second on. saw bls only chance t, ueH-
 yer hl5 message vas Go surry Up, SD, u..
 too, broke into a ruu. To say that
 Haruey swore IS Co use a mild eZT-t--
 on. Here, S rceaut, go atto- a-
 man and tell him that Ii Le don't stop
 running I'll hang him up by H-
 thumbs. The Sergeant startr. a-t u
 a brisk walk, but as his predecessor i..
 good start, he, tou, began tu run a-
 hard as Ie could. "If an three of t.-
 scoundrels amt rUuulI like Jae5 -al-
 bIts,' e.aculated HarL. J. "lII shur
 'em.' And tucking his sword under L-
 arm be started In pursuit as fast as .s
 could run; but suddenly remembering
 his dignity h- came Go halt. and walk
 cd stiflIy and slowly back Go the rasr
 where the dress parad, was Co cone off Galveston News.
 There arc two interesting "L1useb.ea- Ing schools m tuc kingdom of Wur,r- berg which have something O. tie o-a-- acter ut secondary school cor Cn...-. no gIIi being admitted Co them II -.. has passed through tle ordinary -c....--
 The general aIm of the cour-. C.. .- lures and Of tLe practical work uf t.. institutions, K the cultivation gf -c..ar-
 huess, order, pulctUalIty. and elhser.. m iouseWork and tarmw0-k. All
 work Of the house ls done by tle puHI during the day hours. Ite evening s devoted Co lectures Ju various subjects, singing and drawing. Tn both IustItr- tOns the programme s divided Ia.H three branches or instruction house. Keeping. wOmau'- work. auI eau-.r." ton Of fine teaching acquired il tIe I- mary school Iue first oi these branch es includes cooking, bread. uaaI washing, Ironing, clotles-uaEIr-, LI.- d9mng, and the management ot 5Il art.- cles of ordinary food. -IrU a- uI.a fruit, meat etc. Under tla second 1-ar". are found the use of the sewing f1....u.- embroidery, and even rObnl!u-. w.t- ll- srructI0u Iu tLe manufacture and char acter of the vsriuus -tutfs and ua-.-I.., such as wool, sils. cotton, and lace la. third division embraces mental --t.- metIc, l"bead reckoning aS tl- r.- mans call l., dicta-ion. bu0E-se'- l- singing and lessons on health. I..- are two terms lu each year, orrrfFll- between i've and s.X months. lI-i.- V llch the complete clurse 1t instruct. is carried through from ueEnlu q" end. He expense Is very -IElf- From 'u pfenuICe Co one mark IS -H -5 cent is charged for iailv 11a-L and ...i-InH- and the fee ol -ha k1--T-. u- entire plan of instruction, is 0uly-i marks term. Ihe success has been S. ma- Bed iAat of sIm.la- institutions .- certain.
 i 30l-rounl lump of nearly pure .Oppe- wa3 taken from uaa- Campo s. .c, Calave-as county, la. ely.
 The dra tunnel at tte lr be u.'s' .arted on 7 four months ago. ls ro" title over }0J feet. Ir wIl probably i.' he worki lcs from the re~ s-H ' January Ist.