davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1885-12-05
NOTICE.
REDEEMED COUNTY
WARRANTS.
I'd

All County War
rants indorsed by the
Treasurer, prior to
March 1, 1885, will be
redeemed on presen-
tation to the Treasu-
rer, at his Office in the
City of Cheney.
Interest on said
Warrants will cease
from date Of this No
tice.
SAM'L GRAY,
Treasurer. /.
Cheney, Get. "a, 1855.
, 1885-12-05

a. n nnnNnnnmNg
Is quite likely that this city will
have the honor Of having the first
divIsIon of the uniform rank X. Of
- H. UoshinS,to,, torrjtor,,
4 ~ '2Il.Is w. .soiy
a IT portar IL naLIn0 and has
nada tbis foll greater chances In M drug
sstablisbment fban a casnsl notice will
cover CaTrviny a. be docs an enormous
st,,l, 81 Jr,,,,, oolrtS ojIs olass fanc,,
articlsS eir bis business Increased q
ranidIv mai he was coInnelled 10 make a
cofnni, "a change In tho interior arrange
mentS N Nj store room. Increasing il size
fully one third. lie is now putting in i'm
menAo plate glass show windows In the
store front. When completed, his drug
house will be one OF the neatest In the up
per country.
Gan / w. Sprngne. ono Of fho Iead-
ing citizens Of Taeoma, Is In the cIty on a
| visit THE General has mat many old
friends duTing ma stav with ms. people
whom he had became ac0uainted with
while holding high positions on the
/ Northern Pacific railroad. He Is now
president OF the first national bank OF Ia
/ coma, and one Of the men who has ma
terially contributed TO the building up Of
that place. He at one time was largely
interested In the Northern Pacific road
and held office in the company
| Sr.L.,,o ts,u. 1. ao.t,,,o5 q, I,o ,hs
,,,,laii.it ,an,.r,, ~ - woshin.,to, ~, ~,
tn,,n, N bor ,,onJortnI nat,,IsI t,ciIities
So = n,,v con,n,snSinc ! isrgcr irsJs
extending over a larger scope Of country
than any other town In the territory. The
committee recently sent there from thii
place report the town exceedingly lively
and growing very rapidly and are wei
pleased with the place. Situated as u II
, 1885-12-05

c. y. RICHARDS & co. Agents.
~ Z a. Sanssfnc street. Corner ll.y,
SIN Tran-is10. Cal.
CIRCULAR MAILED THEH
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uno brlllsnb ging bic See iiber ibr eiges
mes Boot blnirss. sSnfmftip bate iis
beim 2tnpraa Der Wose, beren 2auf auf
ben Bug beB BooteS geridtet tpar, BEN
lesteren mittsIlt ibrer G5rperIhfrere bic
Hi6tung Der lauFenoen See gegeben uno
ale ii4 bas Boot aufrihtets, fanS iie
sipar Waiier bnrin, bod nidt 70 bel, baB
lie niht iuenn aud i9tperes tpie bisber,
bate ipsiter fomrnen tDnnen. Qlber ss
idsien aIs icIlte fie bod gu ipGt fomn,en.
unoeru68eno, nit Isiner 4raft seeen bic
eIementaren @etpaIten auf5ufommen, ses
blenoet aud burH BEN furdtbarsn Druid
bes WinoeS ua6 oes peitIhenben ytes
gems batte &nut etnsn gussnblid bas
Steuer lo8eelaGen uno fofort tpirbelte
rer Sturm bas biIfIoie JabrseuG tpel@es
obnebem fopfI1tper burh baS SeseI, res
geaOs umber. Gin STOP nod uno bic
Diaitiptss nsiste lib auf bic S&aumfro'
ren.
Smut i5 bin ba! i9 bsIfe Dir"
I6rie Sena IN ssasnber Berspeifluns,
tparf beibe 8iemen elm unb faBte NIT ben
Irmen ipiIo in bic auft. Das SeseIbooi
trieb auf benz 3isL, Smut mar psri4pnn.
ben.
Sod cine MeIs, nod cine, uno bort
tau@te Elm bIahes 8sii4t bon DuntIeu
6aarsn umrabmt, auf.
,,8nut, Smut, ib bin Sa !"
Satte CT Our9 SturmssbsuI bic Stimmt
Der 8eIiebten erfaunt? 3tpei Arme srif
fen baltlos lumber, aena itredte ein 8uos,
aus, bic glrme faBten su uno tpsniee Au
genblids borauf lag 8nut auf bent 9ober
6es balb nit BaIier sefiilten Bootes, cer
&opf auf pss UtGohens ShpoB sebettet
Dor benz Binoe laufsnO flos bas BOO
benz bsimiibsn Stranoe ;u, 2ena batt
baS Steuer eingebanet uno belt eS mi
Der Re6ten felt, ipdbreno bic 2inte ianf
Das 8alisr aus Sss Burden Sauptbaa
Itrib.
,Ou famIt au mirg" fraste Smut bal
traumeno, aIs sr bic glusen aufi4Ius UNI
2ena srfannte. Sic beusts ii9 ilber ibn
ibr naIIes Saar beriibrte ieins BanSen
| ,Sa, ih fam ;u 0ir; in Sturm un
JBstter baben mir uns sefuneen I'm Sc
ben uno i'm Stsrben einanber ansuSebD
rem! Wiqtt Du mid nod"
,Sa, i'm Namen bss 8pties, Der Sturr
uno ggetter rsgiett" fEiifisrte Snut un
Isste gum sriten UlaIe Die Arme um 2eRa'
giadeu.
Gs brau6te tsin Ru6sr, g4inb un
Sessang trussn bas Boot Der beimlt5
Ii9sn Grbe su. 8. pi9Isr.
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Bur 2Iooe Der csO6ett.

2oden eaItsn bon iebsr aIS Elm Saupts
erforoerniB Der S6onbsit = sriehh9e
GOttsrssItaIten bsasusen ss sur 1eniss-
uno tpenn ii1 aud in Der 5rabtenees
I6i6ts Der Y6Itsr 3utpsiIsn Saari6nitte
finben, bic tie auSIdlieBsn, 10 mD4te man
bod bsinabe annsbmsn, oieTe isisn nur
aufsefpmmen um Sebler ceS R6rpsrs 3u
psrbsrsen o6sr WdnseIn absubeIfen.
fsrauen uno GinDer, Die sieentli9en
8epraI.ntanten Der Inmutb, entiasteu
bieIem bplbeiten Sbmufe oes WteuIdens
antlises ME sdnsli9 unO Oieie 8OrIiebe
flbrte gar balo su filnitIi9sn WtitteIn,
ben 2ofsni9uuf bersuiteQsn, mo- ioIder
feblts. 9aS uniduloisite cieier Ntlttel
- bas 9lufrpEen Der 5aare - mante
balD anbsren aunitsTiffsn BIab unb iton
bic foistte 9tDmerin batte bon Der 1rlehin
bas Brennsilsn sntIsbnt, ipomit bic baars
i9mldenbe Sclasin an Der Toilstts bes
tpaffnst sri4ien.
@risdsnIano's bebre Srausnseitaltsn,
benen bic Graaien ieIblt ben rihtisiten
Tait einsefl6Bt 3u baben ibiensn, IieBsn
bic 2odsn itets natiirIib auf 9laden,
SAIGfe poer Stirne nieperfaIlsn. Geine
NabeI fsiisIte ftsife 2odenmahen auf ben,
SHeitel uno bauts Bullte oaraus suiams
men, tpis mir iis auf ben pduptern romI'
irer SaIien unb SauitInen erbliden.
Die ipdtere, i'm @eIhmafe entartete ,3eit,
nabm bssleris biele AuStpii4le peS 9aars
pubss pisber anf uno pflansts bic SUIT
oaran fort bis aur befanntsn Bsriidens
psriObs, no Der 2odsnunIinn auf's SO&its
ities.
S@pn i'm alien 8om tparen fali6e
SaarmaiieL SarbeItoffs, Buoer uno .SD'
maoen gebrGudIth bic pruntilhtieen
Nsnstiansrinnen pes WlittsIaltsrs, bic
Trausn an ben SOfen GnsIano's nno
Tranireid's 3, psri9mabtsn Sisisn Appasat
sbenIoipenis.
3ur 3eit Der saIanten SentimentaIitat
batten bic mooiiden 2ofenfosinen in
YariS ibrsn bsionDsren Ramen. gs cab
baruntsr v5ersensrdubsr". ,eutidIapfte
5eufssr", sidma6tsnos 2iebe" &c. &c,
Mae Qodenpariationen fparen bsrsIts un,
ter Jrans |. am 6ofe iibIih.
9lur bic Drisntalinnen bieIten unnsr,
dnSsrt an Der urlprlnsliHen SodsnfOrn'
fsit, bic aud in,mer bic anlprsGenbit,
blsibsn ipiro. Bsssiitsrt iinssn bic DID
ter bes Wlorgenlanpss BON bem idirarser
9tineslbaare ibrer 0Oloen pas ibrs sIl
bsnbs pbantaiie ben pOlsn Trauben Oel
3pacintbs perslsiht. tpenn eS ben. prdG
tieen inDildsn Tuht pDer oen flaren
burHii1tissn Usounslin, Der ibr 0aup
pTbllIt entidllpit uns ii8 auf tpsiBsl
G6ultsrn irisst.
1ltss aud ii unisrsm iAItsssu GaspyI
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saben 2Oden Stoff su 3arten gosiien unb
iDenn aud bic fpsnisiten eineBeritbn,tbeit,
eIei6 ben uniterbliden Stanssn Bstrar.
ta'S erlansten ober iib Nope'S ,,2pGens
raub" OIL bic Seite iteQen biirfen, 10 flDBen
bod Diele babon Elm inui8es SnterelIe eil,,
burd 10 manhe rilbrenbe2egenDe, bic ibnen
3u8runoe Iiest. SEER benft babsi niht an
ben ltDnen G0nis Gnsius, ben cine ieiner
blonoen lansen 2oden perrietb, bic aus
benz Safe berauSbins, III benz CT ii6 Dor
ieInen 8erfoIesrn barg.
8egen bic 9laonge Yeriiden NIT ibrer
abnormen 2ofenfllle, oonnsrten ebecem
Die 0eiltliden bon ben &anseln, tuietppbl
Ile eeraoe bieienisen tparen, tpelbe it6
9interber am idperlten babon trsnnten.
SI GneIanb erreste bic Love lock"
(oaS JaDoritlDdden, tpeIbs8 Idneer ipar
alS bic itbrigea) StOnis @arIS LII. uao
isinsr 5DfIInss sroBss aerserniB antsr
benz 8olfe.
gto4 peremptoriider Derfubr stir
Sbredens5eit in Sranfrei1 baS SanbeiI
Der 8uiaotine, tpeI9es por3usstpsiIe Die
ihDn frtlirten uno SeIodten GDpfe ber
9pfberreu une Oamen abIhlus, pdbrenb
Der plIDite 9aarpuB Die iptiitsnBbpiiosno=
n,en Der ShrefenSmduner umsab.
Die BIutitr6me batten Bueer un6 Bos
maoe fortsenaiden, unO aIS NIT ber tpie=
berfebrenDen 9tube aud bas 8eoiirfniB su
sefalen BON yisusm ii9 emItsIIts, ba
tpasten bic id6uen 5rauen, i'm @esens
iase sur unsebeueren 2odsnfilQe bes alten
QofeS, bios Jtahabmungen oeS let9ten
SefrduisIs, oa8 bic gtatur ielbit um Die
S4Idfe Der Ginbbsit Iodt. 9araus ents
itancen bic bamals iebr bsIisbten, tire
bouchons" unb tpirfIl9 tpar baS 98ori
oaflr paiIenb, benn iie slei6en in ber
Ibat RorfSiebern. Balo nabmen aud
bic UIdnner oieiellniitte oil unD tpir Ieben
Die SncropabIes Der Ie5ten gteun3iser,
Sabre uno Der erlten oes nsunaebnteu
Sabrbunberts nit 26dben, bic ibnsu tpis
Sranien iiber Die Stirn bdnssn uno ben
DlmenIicueu mad 3ismLi9 oertuano
init oem 8Iiebe oer ianften S6afe iino
Soden Iino ein natilrIider S9muf oei
Uleni3en unb nit eeuSbbnbeitsbe8riifer
aller 3eiten 3u eng psrtnlpft, un ienlaIi
8ansli4 aus Der Ntobe su fonmsn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-15
Wsr Auber'n eine @rube
ardht &c. &C.

Stubent 8ummsI, Der Dor 2uraem in
eins eroBs uninsriitdt5itaot iberseIiebslt
1T, perldBt ipat gtadts bas 8irtbsbaus,
Da er merit, caB er seb6ris befnsipt 1T,
nin,ntt sr cine DrOiafs. aaam iist &C
b'rin, oa fdIt ibm elm, bab CT nur n,ebr
sebn Wtarf bat, nit eenen er nod erei
Gage austomusn mub; bic DrDi4fe bis
su ieiner Bcbnuns tOItst aber minbsitsns
brei Rart.
yIsuFtl," fast er, 40 pieI barfft bx
nitt auS8eben !" Offnet furs entidIOien
leiie bic 9Sasentbiir unb iprinst b,nous,
Obne baB ss jsSOb Der auti1sr bemsrft
bat. BunlmeI sebt tpeitsr % baaert
aber niht lange, oa entpeft er, baB er iit
total perlaufsn. ,,gSas bIeibt mir iibria
iaet or, .i4 mus mir ipisOsr cine Droidfe
nebmsn." 6eIast setban. 9lIs er Elm
Stud sefabren 1T uno iih tuieoer orisna
tirt bat, fibli er abernals @sipillen8bilIe,
uno neil es ibm oaS erite Wtal 10 gut ses
eliidt III, ipringt &c tpieber besauS unn
| f6It babel nod auF einsn 2ebmbnu5sn,
aus bem CT ii1 nur miibIam bsrausarbeia
ten fann. Na@ nebr5tiincisem lmbers
srren fomrat sr enolih IN ieine Nobnung.
Vie er am nasbften Ulorssn auIunHt,
ireib er ablclut niht tpie e nod 0auie
ssfommen. Da fdllt iein Bid auf isins
uber unb iibsr beiGmubten RIeiber. &C
itlrat ~ isinsr aDie, 3iebt iein Yortemons
naie beraus, 3abls na9 nilb ri6tig
febIt itm 9erobs Der Betrng flr 3ipsi
9iadtbrof&leH bonn Dirtbsbaus bi6 ,u
isiner Dobnune.
y9erssott, lest ssbt mir Elm QidIl aufl'
iaet er; .bab i9 bic beinen 1utj4sr
por'sn Giniteiesn be1ablt, IL meinsm Dns
| itI gan, casauf Sss1tIIsn, nno 81 natf
| ben Ruti&sr, bsibe Ufal' VI i& fett 4
sHa ~ UAtsenls ospssulls e
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80 aipe Sraee

Der Serr 9ommersisnratb ssbt nit
ietnem GDdterhen in bas Ibeater. Gs
tpirb etn 3aubsrItid nit BaIIst seesben.
SIN erItsn 9lfts sriheinen feueripeienbe
Dra6sn, lher bic SiH bic tIsine Rnin 10
dnsitiet baB lie ni1t bIeiben tpiIl. Sic
berutlst iib erF, alS Der 8apa periidert.
bic llnSsbener ieien nur bon gappe.
Sm psitten Itt fOmnt Elm berrIidss BaIa
let. 3obIrsihs, id6ne Tdnserinneis
oreben ii@ in srasiOlsn &eisen. Sa
fraet bic GIeIne: yBapa, iinb bieie
aud BON 8appe?" = ,Nsin, msii.
9inb," entsesnete Der 9apa, pie finc
ni6t BON y appel"
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8adfifd.@ sisbtit.

apsle Der gluSOrud oS&panenSes
fang" fur eia IestsS gSort ocsr elm Iestes
Iuftrstsn sinss GanItlsrS tommt eabsr,
baB bsfanntlib Die S9tpdnc, ebe iie ltsrs
ben, sin StsrbeIisb su iinsm pflessn."
emma ,;Das slaub' i9 nidt. gSie
lpItsn bic S6ipdns StsrbeIieoer iinsen 2"
yoeIs: Stun frsiIi1 ni4t ben Iert
aber bic Wtslooie !"
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8erfh appt.

&idtsr ySasen Sic mir, boben sic
bamaIs Sbrsm 8srtbeiciser eiasn faIi1sn
Gio abseIest, Deer ni6ts"
Nnssflastsr: ysber erIduben sic,
6as lit ia bsrsits sipei Sabre Der. gBis
fol- iH mid ea nod srinnsrn. Oh Der Gib
falI1 par, cosr nidt!"
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8anbersrs9biIufppbis

g8anbersrsBbiIofppbia
Die aois, bic in naaiter Rabe bIibt,
8ertpebt
Der GIetiaer, Der IN nett fer Serne sliibt
8ersebt.
Der 9urpur, Der bic beIIen MpIfsn malt,
8erniiht,
Der Rcno, Der aus ben buntIen Tannen ifragIt,
@rlilht.
0aS arrle Qers, baS bisien Bs6isI Sentt,
GrftIrbt,
Der rsife 6siit. Der ale Setter Ientt,
8eroIrbt.
Dies IIss peiBt Oh Iitsr uno sstpiS,
llno Ou
8iit unsebalten iibsr sintn RiB
Sm SGub2!
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,5ie i6einen ia einsu Worosappetit su
baben ?"-,Sit niat 70 arg. aber iuenn
man bait 10 cine Seefabrt ma4t tpelb
man ME, pb baS S9iff niat i'm ndditsn
glussnbIid untersebt, unO i@ muB aIIes
NAL mas I'M Wtaosn babsn sb' i4 .
Saufsn anfanS' !"
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erufsnehfsI.

Dieb Ger psreeblid periudt, cine
GsIpfaile su 6ffnen): .Wsnn bic Wlooe
nit ben einbrudii6eren Wslofailsn niht
baIo aufbOrt oann sebe i1, tpsiB Gott,
msin Wietisr auf uno idaue mis- nm Elm
pDit@en - ale 4aIiisr |"
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II d nIbis.

9aipr: ,absr, Geit, Sbr battst mir
bod neuIid reriprcden, @u9 gu beiierH.
Sest bDr' isb bonn aranseItpirtb, baB Sbr
ssitern Aben6 tpieber einen ioE1en 9tauid
sebabt babt bab Sbr am 8oOen seIssen
ieib !"
8eit: ,Sa Serr Baifor, ba fann 7
mig bafiir, = baran ift Der gtasi iduIo ---
Der bat mid unisr'n Iii4 s'ioffsa."
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0annigfaltiges.

Der setrdnfte Stammsait.
ySis, Serr Birtb, . gtauStpsrfsn IaB'
i9 mir ihon sefaLlen = absr oos mub id
Sbnsn bsmerfen: 50 einen alien Stamm=
gait lpie SD bin, bdtten Sic i6On auitdns
bigger binausipsrfen Iailsn tDmsn !"
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81 u h cine M nst tp ort.

emma: vDsin Dtann fommt mir 70
srdmIib Dor, - er iOate ii@ :nebr sers
ltrsuen. Sdbrt sr hsnn ME aus Z"
Bertha {: ,Sa, absr nur aus Der
6aut!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-15
SenberbareS @rfennunas,
seihen.

/ u Gsinen Sreuno nab LANCER 9eit
tpisberiebenO gASOs. gSetter, ipis Sic
iid, isitDem id Sic sulest sefeben, per=
anosri babenl 9YeiB 8ott, puBts i@
niHt sufduis Sbren Bornamsn ih
bate Sic nidt uisoersrfannt!
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BUR 6rauenfunbe.

Cine Srau muB iebr bd6Ii1 iein fDenit
ibr Die anoeren ben @eiit, unb Ietr
ounm, tpenn iie ihr bic S9Dnbeit perssis
ben ioaeR.
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g S6Iaaidattsn.

u GU 3 bsim 3nrtsnIpieI): vDas ift
IdOn san5 merfipiirDis, bab id5 bns
S6eaenuB fait bel iepem Spiel be-
fcmme |"
B: ,Sa, i'd bab's neulih 30 nneiner
5rau seiast: did nerfoIst bic 9 &sl4
len a u, tpie Sein 9 9atten!"
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3eitmeffeE.


8orits.nber Gum 3eusen): y11m iusIde
3eit haben Sic ba5 2ofal, tporiu ii4 autb
Der Mnseflaste befanb, rerIaiien 2"
3euse: sgSis's fem Bier ms5r seses
ben bait"
8Driisenber: pS4 mD&te. aber bic
Stunoe tpiHen !"
3euse: ,,Das fam i'd nidt anssben.
= i4 seb' alIemoI srf, iuenn's fein Bier
mebr sibt !"
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TrbnIids 2ufunft

@eors: ,UlutterHen. iae' sinmaI,
blsibt msin fleiner Brucsr i,nmsr ilnge,
ais i'd 2"
Ilutter: .Gsipib, liebss Rinbl aBa,
rum benns r.
Wsrya 30, ras iis ittbn - bann gons
ID itn aud immsr sus&ysneslH.s
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Gin DpppeIbrennsr.

Nmtmaun: vBus mar Sbr wlanr e
sSrdu yBtenner."
Mmtmnnn ,Q9as brannte er &C.
Srau: ySm eriten SABRE unieser @be
brannte er Spiritus, i'm strsis
ten cur@!" &
, 1885-08-11


Two Of the younger members OF the
Grant family were playing ball on tie
lawn at long ira sch last summe-. while
the general sat on the porch. smoking his
cigar and watching them. The young
sters disagreed and Ind a rough and .tum
bic contest for Possession OF Tho ball III
Of IL. the victor. ushed and excited.
came up to where the general sat aud
said He ooh my ball. - Vel. whai
did you dor Il took It back aga n -
The general smiled at his triumphant de
scendnnt. and turning to n friend who sat
by Ia m. said. laughingly. chwhrtz's
battery is took.
The story to which he alluded is one
Of the oldest Of the okes old at camp
fires INC soldier reunions IL Is a re
rorted incident Of shiloh During the
bait e ar officer rode furiously up to en-.
rant. touched his cap and said with
orman accent "Shcneral. 1 wants 10
make Won report. chwartz's battery is
,1nk. An that's bad. " said Grant
how did it %happelY" nv. sheneral.
&c sheshen SIS CAME cop in froat ov US
aud dey came oup in de rear ov Us. und
dey anne oop in der ank ov rs. und.
veil. schwarlz's battery was took ~ on
spiked the guns, of course" said the
general hat'r screamed the utch
man, IL excited establishment -Schpike
dem guns. sehpike dem new guns
Tunier und bitten. no. 30 would have
schpoil dem " well. sir. sa d the gen
eral sharply. what did you do 80
o. sheneralt by. VIZ looked dem back
again"
, 1885-08-11


The memorial services in Westminster
Abbey were a very notable manifestation
of the widespread regard in which Gen.
Grant was held among English-spcaking
people. They appear to have been con
Quoted with great dignity and good taste.
and the religious, artistic and historical
associations Of the grand old church,
where rest SO many of the heroes of the
English-speaking race, gave an added
solemniiy to the beautiful and well ordered
ritual, Canon Farrar 5 sJgmon. to judge
from the cable report, wad free from mere
personal eulogium, but Mwclt upon the
public aspects of zen. Grants character
aud career; the great body Of white-robed
chJristers sang those noble funeral an
thems that have SO often echoed through
the mirster arches, and the prayers that
have cheercd so many millions Of aching
hearts were offered up c more, in com
memoration of the American soldier, be-
fore the altar where for six hundred years
the monarchs OF England have received
the crown. There is certainly significance
in such a service that reaches deeper than
a mere passing sentiment.
, 1885-08-11
SONG INTERESTING EIeuaEs
uai"n Deaths Durins the War The
Number and Causes.

washington Cor. New Yors STU
In the statistical exhibit Of deaths of
Union soldiers during the civil war. sum
mar. ed recently from the record made
up IN Gen. Drum O &C, there are some
details worth notice. The table, seem TO
bear testimony to the good conduct of the
1 nion officers as II whole. No fewer
than d.aGi If them were killed In nctinn
or died Of wounds. Among the enlisted
men 10 c udng. OF course. non c.mniis
stoned o. GERS. only 20 per cent II the
total deaths were Of those killed by the
enemy, while among the o GERS This per.
centage was g. or two deaths out Of
every three that occurred among them.
Dn the other hand. a far gr alter pro
portion Of the dea lbs Of enlisted men oc
CURED from disease siAty three per
cent of ali their deaths arc ascribei 10
this cause and an ther illus ration is thus
furn shed OF the familiar ruth that In an
ord nary war. especially when carried on by
an army in a Innate to which the troops
arc moi accustomed many more die Of
sickness th1n Of the wounds received on
the battle Dcld. lmoIg the tniun en-
listed men. as has bee said this ratio OF
deaths rom disease 10 deaths from all
niicr cases was nearly rs two to one bui
MI about - or cent. of The deaths Of Of
GERS was due TO d scase or about one in
hree. IL is probable that he greater pro.
por ionaie mortality from sickness among
enlisted mon was partly owing to their hav
ing fewer provisi ns Tor care and comfort.
ami oftentr harder rhysicni work. with
less oppor, unities to favor themselves and
TO guard against exposure.
,fthe totai deaths % . were from the
New England states. s5.5.1 from New
York. ew ersey and ems lvania.
l4t.i sl from the western states ~. 0.
from the border states or Missouri.-lel ella
ware. I istrict of olumbia. lucky.
.dary land. Tennessee and West irginia.
,2iu from the acifc states and tie ter.
rt ries. including Ialiforna a. Nevada.
orcgon. " %ashinglon territory. Dakota.
New Mexico and Colorado; J.S54 from
states Included in the Loniedcracy.
IL Is worth noting also, hat 3g.Si7
deaths occurred among the colorcd troops,
g. 3 in the regular army. LOIS among
Indian nations and IT'D among misccl
laneous organizations. which do not allow
credit under the specific heads already
gwen.
Among miscellaneous causes Of deaths
wort mention ng are drowning. VIII oh
caused no FEWER than A,yi4 In the armies
alone. to say nothing of the navy. sun
stroke. TO which OILY 3l3 are directly at
tributed. whereas one might suppose
those figures of drowI Y aud sunsirnke
10 lie interchanged by mistake. suicide
which caused d, murder. VII CHI is cred
lied with 90. Thin lOI o.-cers and men
are set down as killed after capture. be
sides u regularly execuicd by the enemy.
The MOI authorities execu ed of
their soldiers. / u OF these for desertion.
- for murder. % for mutinv. and the re
naming 81 for various o euscs.
, 1885-08-11

Ifhfs NAu nat
There are in Taris 3f. 900. 900 OF hu-
man beings who work hard from morn
ing to G enng aid who do harm to no
one. There are be sides in thus country
30 .0OD rRscals who rob and murder. aud
who pass by the name OF the ARM OF
crime here are. furthermore. in rance
300. 900 politicians whose sole oc u ation
is TO excite Class against class. aud whose
ayowed aim is the destruction Of Z cry
existing IL ~stilutiun.
With regard to the 90. 0lO. coo Of
Frenchmen. nobody pa 3 any attention to
them. but the other go 900 are the oh ect
OF the most careful solicitude Oh the part
OF The governing classes II "A profes.
sionsl mAlefactor commits a erin nal act
every e ort is made 10 save him from
meriied punishn EN-. and il a profes iona
agiia'or in iies his fellow citizens 70 oil.
laSe and worse. he isA privileged being
, 1885-08-11


Mr.. Maxim. inventor of the maxim
gun. " is Mt work Il on a comprehensive
scheme OF Coast and naval defense. taris
of which have airead been suggested 10
the authorit es here and eu.husias ically
approved. other parts Of which are not 10
be spoken Of yet Cne feature Of il is a
modification If ine Maxim gun. whic
will destroy torpedo boats as a terrier de
stroys rats. Another-and how impor.
liant this is may be seen at a glance-is ar
invention by which a cannon OF the
largest size can be worked on a iistinr
platform by electricity. or exam lie.
on the shore al sandy Hook a Ou-tou gun
could he sunk below the earth level and
masked from view more completely by
bushes, etc at a signal ii cou d be raisei
above the ground. trained. fired and
lowered again. all in the tNinkling Of an
eye - aniie FORT natlons ha Q been
out of dale for some I me. - said Mr..
Maxim. out when this in ention is nut
into elect they will be worse than use
la.a