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An IonIc Temple.

raised on platform taree steps above the
level OF the sward surrounding it. The
workmep say that the foundation of the
platform is msss ot Cuncretts, that makes
ii practically . single stone eight feet W
thickness by thirty six Or more in length
and twenty eight in width. The structure
i, wholly Of finely hammered Westerly
granite, without a single band or panel or
other surface that is polished.
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spare Neither Time Nor HoneJ
An o,a Time Editor Dead.

BALTIMORE. November 5.-H. n. Gallah ar
died at Charlestosr, West Virginia, ye+
terdsy morning. Gr. Gsilsber was one OF
the Oldest editors in the United States,
having been at the helm for two-thirds OF
= c4nturv. He wss ore of the editors OF
he Virginia Free Press.
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SURE THAT BUTLER Is THE NAN.
he BOSTON Globe CIV 80 survey OF the
wh, Ie Field.

VIII, le Field.
BoeroS, November j.-Tne Globe prints
estimates from every section of the State
and in commenting upon them says: The
results shown are, in 4 general way, these:
MiddIesex county shows almost uniform
gains for Governor Batter; there are excep-
tons but only sufficient to prove the rule.
Worcester county, on the whole, shows q
good gain for the Republicans, though
Town After Town viii Give
Governor Butler an increased msj )rity.
Two thousand is generous estimate OF the
Increase in the Republican majority there
and allows more than they will probably
secure. The outside iona fde claim OF the
Republican msnsgers in that county is a
gain OF 5.0c0. Hsmpden county shows a
substantial gain for Governor Butler; {;
though, as It is Candidate Robinson home,
= contrary result would naturally be looked
iov. Frsnklin. Ham psbire snd Berkshire
SEEM TO show that neither side there is so
earnest as in the counties this side, and that
The Fight on Local Candidates
is more vigorous than On the head OF the
tiekets. 1t is significant that in Berkshire,
which gave Bishop a majority, both the
Iemocratic candidates Tor the senate VII!
probably be elected. The Republicans
hope 10 make net increase OF few han
dred votes in the three counties by getuns
out their reserve vote. They do not feel
sure Of accomplishing il, out are trying
hard. In Norfolk and Plymouth counties
Gov Butter has made very spprectaots
gains, rs whole. though in some towns
the
Republicans Have Made G"oi Gains
In Bris.ol county Governor Bl:is' r.!
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II you are lsoublsd with SORES. sehsa
Gains and general vssknes Of the vsrio.fs
bodiIy funetiops, don't b deceived By the
ysrIor, sdvertisemsnts Of bittsrs, kidney
medieines. etc, Whoss cefti6estss Of pre-.
wn5ed cures are ofttn psid for. Pot your
trust In that simple remedy called yellow
Dott and ss1spsrilla. II vii cure yoa
SJ purifyirg The blood and strengthening
tbe vesk portions Of your BODY. You viii
also Grd Il veYy refreshing 70 The beain
and neYyuus syytsm. The propretofs re-
ceiye bupdrtds Of lettsrs tssto1tng upoa
Is ths h:zAest praise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-06
A DISASTROUS WESTERN TORNADO.
Five Persons are Killed and thirty
Wounded,

KANSAS CrrY, November "A disastrous
tornado visited Springfield late this after
noon. Five persons were killed, thirty or
more wounded and one hundred houses in
the northern part of the city damaged or
destroyed, The wires are prostrated and
particulars will probably not be obtained
until late hour.
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Thirty GraceroiIoIumns.

eleven feet high by thirtcen Inches IN
diameter, surround TIE mansion and add
10 the support oil lis massive roof. -,
Space for twenty bodies is afforded with
il. In tie front Of the tomb will be a
Uirnle door, OF GreCian design, pierced so
az TO afford n view OF the interior. \ win.
dow representirg choir of angels will oc'
cupy the space, now left in the rear wall;
IL is understood that the inner walls will
hn nf
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PREPARING FOR THE PRESIDENT.
Ihe Reception 90 he Given Him at An
napolfs.

ASyAPoLIs. M. November 5.-Elasorate
preparations are in progress at the Naval
Academy TO receive President Arthur and
The Cabinet this week. They are expected
10 arrive on Wednesday morning on
.p.cisl train. The Presidents flag will be
fyiug from the mast OF the Santee, and
rlher rsvsl respects Of sslutsiion will vel.
.omp ;htir arrival at the Naval Academy.
Their visit is for the purpose OF looking
over toe academy grounds and points OF TO-
..rc>, They vii! return TO Washington
tn ONE dtT.
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Scheme That Didn't Pay.

WAsHINCroS, November 5.-rhe Post
master General has dismissed from the
service Of the Pest office Inspector Amos
T. Foster for rendering TO the Department
false and fictitious accounts. He was sta
toned at Austin, Tex, and was rendering
accounts for per diem services which he
never performed
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A Msssisg Csssiss Rsssvss.

CLrDx,O., November 5.--P. W. Psrshurss.
csshIer Of the Clyde bank, has returned.
4. A. Southland. hardware merchant wno
sssispsd. and the 6rm Of Milford, South
land q Go. owe the bank about tDoO.
Parihurst claims II not pushed too hsrd
the bank will pay every osnt The pe6pie
Are morn hopeful since bis rstufn.
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a, Importau, Legal DeeisisBt

w.sHlsuToY, November 5.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the self killing By
81 insane person understanding the physi-
cal nature and cons, quences OF h's act, but
no, :ts moral aspect, is not death by sui
ride within the meaning OF the condition
in The policy Of insurance upon his life
;hst The policy shall be revoke i in case he
.hs!! die by su eide.
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MOST FAMOUS OF COUaTESAIs.
SrnsatiOnnI scenes ~ n N"w OTiraDs
EOneFnI

NEw ORLE.Hs, November hate Town
send, the courtesen murdered by TfcTiIle
sykes, was buried this afternoon. \ very
large crowd assembled near he Townsend
baenio. On BASIN street, 70 witness the dc
paIture OF the. funeral cortege, while the
galleries in the neigh bOrhood we're packed
by the women who occupy the houses.
The corpse was nclosPd in a hand
sor.e cssket. LsrIe numbers OF people
mad ssr.mbIed at the cemetery, O5teEsIbiy
10 view ard renew the faded decorations OF
All Saints Day. Among these were many
Of high sociaI lOsitIUD. When The Town.
md funeral procession arrived every other
feeling seemed to have Been lost sight OF
Except a Wild desire TO view the casket and
4 l.
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HEAVY Losses In Northern Pacific

railroad stock speculations. Mr.. Blaine
bas not danced attendance on the stock
market during the last half dozen years OF
peryading speculation, but in common with
a great many others he thought there was
intrinsic merit and a sure profit in North
ern Pacific securities under Willard sappar;
emily ssgscious manipulation. II is charged
llst Wizard saw the s.eim coming and -
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The PENALTY OF ROYAL BLOOD.
4 Chinese Eaby's Big Toe Best Double
90 Nov Nastc.

W.fursGroY, November 6.-SevefA
non tbs ego the Chinese minister became
lie happy father Of baby daughter The
event. was hailed with Joy st the legation.
and. in honor Of ia birthplace the child wss
nsm.d America" The infant dsughtsr
hes been made the recipient Of many hand.
roine presents from members Of tho diGer-
ept Iegstions. She 10 waited upon by half
9 dCzen s.rvnnts. Every attention IL shown
The child bsfuing the high rank she 70
destined 10 hold
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uuI IrI,I .S-sTo ptr-urot ovr.
Ine Point Rrcr,~ PRrk Associations
sued by ~. Juitcn's Owner.

Until tie foil. An arrangement was made
Tor ~. Julien 10 trut against Tfinket In DC.
tob.r iGrs pUIse Of - 90, and In addition
Mr HiCkok ~ss 10 have. be syers. full use
and her,Gt Oi the receipts for admission to
the urrk or race CUursc, including all the
reseiplF Ol money taken In ~ the grand
stand The race came of. aud owing 10
the popularity and reputation oi 81 Julien
The admission a. the grand stand am oup,ed
IN vs.u. 10 81 go. This money Ia violation
- tie rgrt'ment, s conteDded by Mr.
H'fL,k
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THE STAR OF llGEsIAS
Trium phant and Moniener" Resigus
In Disgust.

LIMA, NoYemb Der 5.-The lglesias govern
ment has decided not to recognize Monte
nero's acts. News has bsen received that
Monte nero has resigned the command OF
the defending forces in Arequipa and
greatly exssperated his troops, who killed
Ivo of his sidss de camp. Montenero is
snpposed TO have gone toward Primo. The
Chillian dispatch TO General Lynch states
that the troops have seized ten pieces Of
cannon and taken possession OF the rail
Say and telegraph lines preparatory to
sending an expedition to that place.
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u,s. HlII Pas % tie Test.

s.s Pr.srsoo. November 5.-Judss
Pinn odsy by request Of Senator shsrss
ordered Agile Hill 10 furnish photographic
copies cf tie alleged msrrisg, contract -
.rord an opportunity Of tssung It's ssu.
1inecfA
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narica,eIy Shaded Marbles.

arranged so as to present simple and pleas
ing effects. No brick OF metal is employed
IN The construction of the tomb, excepting
the bronze doors and the necessary lead IN
tie window. 1t stands in the center o! q
circular plat of three or four acres, on the
highest ground i'll the cemetery, in Lawn
avenue, near Central avenue. and i sur
rounded only by grass, not single tree or
shrub es set rising on this ground.
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VIEWS AGENTS, NOTICE!

News Agents desiring extra
oopies of the Daily Tomorrow
,d other mornings this week,
"ontaining Returns from Elee
.;ons held To-day. are requested
md in orders without delay.
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D,sposinx OF secretary Fo,=er.

WAsHISaroN, November 5.-The rumor
wss current to dsy that the vacancy in the
Court Of Claims msde by the resignation Of
J. c. Bancroft Davis would be rendered to
Secretary Folger.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-11-06
ANOTHER ACT IN A TRAGEDY.
Mrs. ROweI Visits Her Husband In
Jail and An Affecting Scene Follows.

Jail and An Affecting Scene Follows.
BATAVIA, \. y, November 5.-Mrs. Jen-
ME. Rowell and her mother, Mrs. James
Luce, OF Clayville were driven in hack to
the county Jail this afternoon, where the
formers husband is scontined FOR KILN her
pa.amour. When she entered the build
ing Ms. Rowell
Asked 10 See ker Husband.
Inc I1IIrI '-.rvIu uI-u " tuv 'istrOI .
arrival and seemed much surprised. His
wife entered the jail prOI er alone. As she
passed through tie Jcor she became
visiby affected and throwing up her
hand exclaimed, "Gb, such 4 place.
She ,cttered so that the jaiIor hai To sup
port ler TO keep her from falling. The
prisoner met her at the inner door, and
he threw herself upon him and sObbct
,ou,liy sud bitterly. He conducted her 10
his apartment, where they had
Private Conversation
for quarter Of an hour. She was closely
v,iI,d, and did not remove the covering
from her face. When Mrs. Rowell had re-.
,ired her plother went inside at Rowell's
request. and remained few moments.
TEen the eIring daughter ald her mother
re entered the carriage and were driven 10
the Rovell residence.
This evening" the prisoner was finally
committed TO await the action OF the
Grand Jury.
ku Examination was Held
IN the parlCr OF the sheriIl's residence,
which is the front part of the Jail building
There were present Justice Lent, the pris.
iner, his counsel W. c. Watson, and his
brother, George Rowel, and District At
torney North. Sheriff SOuthworih was the
only witness exarc lcd. He testified that
he ;aw the dead body Of Lynch in the hall
a, PoYelrs residence Tuesday night, and
that subsequently on the street, on the
wav 20 the all, be heard the defendant say
he had shot the man.
He Was Present,
and learned the cause Of Lyn"h's death.
The Intelligence OF the suicide OF Arthur H.
johnson, Lynch's ulcle, created great ex.
c,tImcnt in Batavia yesterday m5rn ng,
following so closely upon the tragedy OF
few DAYS ego. ROwell received the news
ronlly, ana did not seem 10 be disturbed
by il.
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More Than Liabilities.

II is a smaller concern. The lumber firm
OF Wetzell Bros, OF this city, made an as
signment this evening. They put their
liabilities at $ljlN IN mill property, TIM
Der and lumber. The liabilities are about
equally divided between this city and out
side parties, but wha: amounts are held by
the banks here the Wetzells refuse to state
The Chickering and other failures swamped
the Wetzells, but they claim they can pay
dollar for dollar. There are rumors OF
more coming failures.
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u.ss Hsss eer Csvtsss.

ctscIsSATI, November 5.-W. c. Hpsh
sas ,odsy sentsnoed 10 hang in March for
a.. murder Of his wife. He Sn und.,
sentence Isst yeas bat obtained nsv tfis.
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GETTING READY FOR THE HEREAFTER.
The Elaborate MausOleum Just Fin
H. Iux

The Elaborate MausOleum Just Fin
ished by Jay Gould.
New YORK, November 5.-The Gould
mausoleum in Wood!awn cemetery is so
far on the way to completion that Oh
Thursday last the final roof slab was set in
place. Work On the interior decoration
has been begun. The structure is impress
siye by reason of its simplicity, harmony
OF design and massiveness. Its form is
that If
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He Was Present,
REsoRTING TO NEW TACTICS.
The MormoHs 10 Invoke the Ala oil
Warrington Lobby lists.

WASHINGTON, November 5.-Ihat impor-
tant legislation IS anticipated on thc Nor
mon question in Congress this coming
winter is evidenced by the srriva! OF many
strangers in the city from the Territory Of
Utah. These people, who are
Supporters Of the Mormon Church
and its doctrines, have not made them
selves prominent by stopping at public
houses, bet have taken private
rooms in diferen. parts OF the
city. They WILL during the com.
;rc session. constitute powerful
lobby AGAINST any effort that may be made
toweri Tie demoralizstion OF Mormonlsm
snd hustile TO polygsmy. None Of thu par.
ties have expressed themselves or said any
tling, one way or the other, except Hon.
George Cannon, who cannot easily
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Got WeIIUnaer Cover
,roka Indeed IL il asserted by

before it broke. Indeed, II is asserted by
many that he made as much money out OF
he slump as he was expected to lose; but
whether this is true or not, the lame
ducks. very many OF them politicians and
officials, sre numerous and could put my
.inger or fifty men IN Washing IN, pTomi'
,.nt in ruhlic circles, who have lost all the
vay from & 90 To $iv@D. whether Mr..
Blaine is in this category or not do not
know Lu.
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The RESPONSIBILITIES Of Rask

CON m nsDcsd with the infsnt before she w
a month old. one Of the first attsntiorS
lsyi,hed uJon the child by its noble pa.
right foot The toe was bent nearly DOUBLE
This 6sndish sct OF cruelty was performed
10 the slow music Of . Chtpess religious
incantatiop. The explanation By the min
istsr IL that the Toe il bsnt - . sign ~
royal blood, snd II bis daughter should
some dsy return 70 China With straight
tees ,he would not be permitted 70 sptH
into the royal circle, and her arristocrsi Q
associates would not recognize her. The
baby still lives. but ub,t terLufs Is d"
un6erxons no ooe will ever know.
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END OF A BIG SUIT.
: Compromise Speed. the work OF
BuistiihE Big steel Horks IN Illinois.

4 Cpr,pr0n,iSe speed. the work of
BuisdjbE Big steel works IN Illinois.
ST. LovGS. November j.-Tne Age OF Steel
hes information 10 dsy of considerable in
terest to the iron ;ysi- u the West. About
two years ago the Harrison Steel Company,
Of this city, bought certain patents per-
tanning 10 the manufacture of basis steel OF
Jacob Reese. oi Pittsburgh. Prior TO that
time Reese sold Certa;u other patents per-
tanning to the Ssme press 20 the Bessemer
Steel Association and litigation followed.
The Btsssuer people entered suit In the
uiteG States Court Of this city last spring
against the HARRISON Steel Company TO pre-
vent them rom making use ot the Reese
patents. About one II nth ago the suit
was dismissed without prejudice on de-
muTrer fled By The Setenuant claiming
that Reese should have been made Co-de-
fendslt
After the DI~n,is,,aI OF the Suit,
negotiations were opened between the Har-
Nrison Steel Company and the Bessemer
Association which the Age of Steel learns
basrust !esulted in license TO tie former
,,r.Isny for the use of the Reese patents
n ;hy royalty Of bass. This leaves the
harrison Company free 70 go on with the
eI rcticn CT their plant at Harrison, Ill,
.ew miles from St. Louis. They had or
yariysd CCmpany with a capital of 5, ,OO).-
D 0 and Ccumsn ed work when stopped
v the suit They now intend to carry
out the originsl plans, and erect extensive
works On their property in Harrison, and
manufacture s,sel Of every variety on
large scale.
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A HEAVY CRASH.
A Michigan Bank Suspsnds Pay
ment
After a Run, and the Failures Of Three Very
Heavy Lumber Firms Follow
Why They Were Badly
Crippled.

DETROIT, Mich, November 5.-Rice Il
Messmores bank, at Caillac, suspended
payment to-day, after run and payment
ont of $l5,CC0. It carried o. S. Whittemore
( Co. S lumber paper tor $1,000, in which
the firm OF Rice Il WhittemOre were part
rers. The lumber lir;n of Porter, Byrne &
Co, of this city, assigned this afternoon.
Ryrne says they can mike no settlement as
TO liabilities or assets, but the assets are
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ThrIpform,iion Comes

rom one Tbc Gu 'ht TO be IntDrm'o, ana IS
adj sure versciOus. II true It is 10 Mr.
Rsipes credi, that when retrenchnsni
va,recessary he ensersd upon 1t without
rin.dity or apparent Car" iOr What Ar-
Gruudy or the rest OF the world might
say sn0lt II
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A mob gather to lynch Carpenter the
supr rosed murderer Of Fora Burns,
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Now Positively Kaewn

tbst the murder was cJmmitted IN hI 0!
jealousy. 4 cotton clerk named McSesrn
had supplsntsd Sykes IN the WON ans Alec
tiors. and because she would not give her
new love up and return 10 the Old, q Tio'
Ient ausrreI arose, and q fatal tTazfdy re.
suIiso. McSssrn, who IL a yoJng BAn Of
excellent social connections, Is understood
o have left town.
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Mas Not Paid Over.

lie d.i ndaf.ls claim ,hst they we're not
o,uLd by the alleged agreement, and hold
ln, ,,ie pIsinliG has no standing In court
5r,.usr the race which was the basis of the
.uit vas g.y'n by the plaintiff In violation
Il a.. statute Of February II, ls30. forbid.
Ing "ihp running, racing. or uoiting u
40ises. marsS, or geldings for money,
.,o.s. ,nsHc!s. or other valuable things
'sc'ri'y for costs was required, for the res.
on hist yr. Hickok Is not Q resident of
,his state. Ihe case has been SET down for
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The OUTLOOK IN MARYLAND.
The Democrats Claiming Big Major
ity and the Republicans Gains.

ity and the Republicans Gains.
BALTIMORE, November 3.-The Democrats
in this city to day claim that Hon. Robert
McLsnc will be elected Governor OF the
State TOMORROW by majority Of 1900,
and that lie rest OF the ticket will be sue
cessiul by about the same figures. The
Republican lCaGCrs 10 pot by any means
concede this. Though most OF them admit
ill.,
McLane VIII be Elected.
tlev claim tuut his lus; ;ority will be very
small one.
They also claim, aud with pretty good
reason. that Hon. II. B. Holton, their can
dldate Eor Governor, will carry the State
outside OF Baltimore, by from 1000 to 300
votes and that NCIlues majority IN the
city will have 70 uh3et this. The Demo.
Gratis DO not admit that Hoit0a will carry
the State outside the city, but claim ii for
MCIane by l,jOn to 1000 votes.
In fact, it looks now very much as II the
State outside OF the city wCul be
Pretty Nearly n Siand.OG.
with McLane, PROBABLY, slightly in the
lead. McI.ans's majority will, therefore,
be about what he receives in the city,
which will be from 1000 to 5000 votes.
The Republicans claim that they will
have a majority of one or two in the Stale
Senate, ana this will probably be the case.
The Democrats will have a pretty large
msjority in the Lower House,
Sufficient 10 Insure the Reelection
of United States Senator Groome on Joint
ballot. The Republicans will show hy this
election that they are gaining ground in
.he counties, Us they viii elect fully one.
hs'f of the county tickets.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-10

lObl lblu ~ COL upl
For the truth of the above facts we refer
the public to the officers of the r~boSe-rRmed
corporations. and fer our legality Al d It nd.
Ing to the Mayor and Officers of tue Coy OF
New Orleans. to the State authoTi les Of
Louisiana. and also to the U. =. ofiicials OF
Louisiana. We claim I be legal, honest anu
correct in ali our trans ctions, as much 30 a
any business In III country. Our standing
is conceded by all who VIII invettigate, and
our stock has or years been sold at our Botrd
Of Brokers, an owned by many of our best
known and resp. c'ad citizens.
NJ. A. DAU HIN. President.
~ CAPITAL PRIZE, 5000 ia
Tickets only 50. SHARES in proportion.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-10
cHARLEsToNs CENTENNIAL.

Extract from a poem by Pau H. Haynel
o, city of my fathers Lowell beside whose
streamlets straying,
My boyish feet, to jocund tunes, have gone
so oft "a-Maying."-
@, city Of ancestral gravesi-each clcd a
sacred treasure
What marvel that one mournful chord walls
through this dying measured
The sea song comes, the sea songs 60, across
thine ocean reaches,
The sea tides ebb, the sea tides flow far up
thy glittering beaches;
Not mine to draw a newborn hope from
waves so brightly glowing,
Not mine to hear in deepening winds q trump
of onset blowingl
All, no; ah, no = = across the flow, half
welcome, half appalling.
L catch the voices of the dead from twilight
verges calling;
The shadows grow more gray that shroud
this strange, outworn existence;
And still those yearning voices call from out
the sea bound distancel
Quaint city of my youth, FAREWELL no more
these eyes may CULVER,
'Dazed by the CLINT of surf and sail on flicker
ing bar of river,
No more these weary limbs may OWN the
souls imperious order,
10 bear me where the sun-caps flash beyond
thy billowy borderl
Brave city Of my youth. FAREWELL . =
When safe from midday riot
Kissed by the slumberous star that SWAPS her
lotus land of quiet,
L still shall see thro' half closed lids thy moon
light beauty beaming,
And her st. Michaels mellowed bells swoon
down the tides of daeamingl
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lailg Esansr.
(PIoNEER OF

Entered at the Posto1ice, Cheyenne. Wvo-
ming, for transmission through The mails as
second cldss matter.