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CuArrA>ouuA. Tenn, sept. a. \
very sensational domestic Incident
occurred last wcck ia Walker county,
Ga, siN mile, below this city. a e.,
Wcsthruok i- one of the most highly
esteemed farmers ~ that locality.
His daughter Lucy was regarded
as the most beautiful girl ia that
section. ~ho was but " Years old,
the idol Of her parents and b"-
loved b, ml who knew her.
J T. McGiIi-pic lived with his wife
AMI four ,hildrcn near the West.
brooks. apd the two farmers were ou
! the clu-ret torm- OF intimacy. Lust
Friday Lu,y w,- missed from homc
en- the same da McCill,spIc dl-op.
pcarrd. The distracted father
started in pursuit, md reached
here to day almost hrart-urokrn. H.,
sav4 the girl was lorcihly carried "u
aud IT, detained by the man hnHu.i
hcr will. 1t is believed hc carried
| hur north
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against them. Waikcr. Blaine. thc
.ruuin's eldest brother. was cuWiuy
tp this city Ou business last week aud
made il "a point 10 see mis- new sister
u-Aw. She il very Oe.uitui aud /
don't thlus ue disppproyed his hrU-
Il er's cloice. The young people tell
in love aud arranged matrr. tctpTr
they cHruc to this cuy. Iucy knew DO
they asked th.ir parents advice tvN
would be told they wrr,
too young aud must Tai, % W., q.
but thoy also knew they d.
not want to wait -n ttuN took mo'tors
,utu their own hnuiiN Ou .uIdt,.
rhc 4'h Instant, they called on Father
Duccy, bui he rciss.d to mur, thru
aud said TIA y must gri "a iii pea. alton
rom Archbishop COtnRu. iu.y
ukcd him to yet 1t for them and h.
told them TO come again ON Monday
Monday, when they cAmr agNiu, Fa %
er Duccy told them he lad seen Ga,
Archbi,hop who Was unwilling to
graut the dispeusatiOu ~ he thought
they were too young The two you a.
people then prryuile I on Father Du.
cey To 20 up to the Arcbbi.hop's re-
idencr with them Mis- NcVrus told
the Archbishop she was tatholc
aud dc-ircd to be married III her own
church, but II hc would not give hct
"A di-pen-atiOu she would 20 else.
where. The Archbishop laughed
| You are IA woman he said.
u ld he then gave them the dis
| pcu-Auou; 50 they were married
| H. the Afternoon Then they went
on to Boston aud upNt day Young
Mrs. Blaine came uArh here tp break
the news 10 her prrcut-, and young
Blaine went ON To bar lur0or to tell
his family They have not seen on,
another since. Meantime MIR Wmkei
Blaine had been here, ~ said and
James G.. Blaine, jr will come on to-
morrow aud rcioin his wife. Both
families have gotten over the tcm
porary disp.oa-urc caused by tn,
marriage.
"O,cncral," said the rrporter "Dr
Mcdonnell. Archbishop Corrigu'
private secretary who is acting "a
chancellor OF Tie srch.di cr.c tells M,
nc knows of no dl,prn-aupn having
been issued
"rhc Archbishop granted one per
.onally," 3" answered t,rnorl MrNlUruu
"Aud documentary di-pvn-ntuu cul
uc filed iu chnnccry htcr Ihur' D.
no doubt the dt,pcu-uuuu wa
granted
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.iNInAL,oKiI"> NIwS.


ruE NATIONAL AssINnIN MEEls.
SOFIA. sept ~ Whom the national
na,,mhlv mot Yesterday, NJ StHmpu.
lun read the following address:
GI.NriENrN \ uu are AL aware of
the sad events through which
the country has unssrd, aud the man
iic,lo ISSUED hN prurc Alexander in
which lac expressed the opinion tltht
the independence, lIbcrN aud rights
of the country would icmaiu intact,
aud THAT be- decided to restore forth
with the good relationship between
RulgNrm Nud Russia W" uro con
yiucrd thut iu the prrsont crticM W"
-itiuu, llulgnrtnns without execution
win pttrutlcn'lN operate with the
government to prcrcivc order. peace
aud security, and runhlo tho country
To pass the cri-i. intact aud uu-
harmed. The government will take
immediate steps, according to the
run.tuuunu, to sunni ON groat
untipml u.srmhN to elect q prince.
Tho government win submit some
important prupopds aud bills, mud
WiiI n'4o summit ior your conrldcru.
unn mrn-urr- lhn, have already been
! |NhNh NhliuE WV '''''f w. WE ~ i.''''
,nm mttiuti-m to- sacrifice all for
the ufurrsutiuu ot your ruunify y
greatness. W. declare the pru u7rni
-,,,lu of tho iourIh ord mary a~sym.
bIy upru, ana We implorc t'pds hlcs
/ lng ON uut work
! 4 deputy here arose aud rN claimed
| II .uup u,, Prince AlcInndc." Nh'I
sentiment cllcitcd prolonged cheer
my.
! riis CIAVs riANk-.
SOFIA. sept ~ Ihrcl,r has t"l"-
| urphrd ~ The bulgarian Roycrnm""I
, .I. tnul tor the obsrrynn ~ ol h,'
lclv dn'
uus,. NiIAANpItt ihfArL
-uItA. -rut "A rho Sohraupo hai
.IrD'rd VI Glokoil prrsiduni. aud rls'
.pruiulrd u committee 10 draft y ~
/ ply Go thrpddrc-s Ut tho goSornmun
.ud 20 udtl-r uud submit mrn.urrI
|,ratI,r tu the state ol 7uigo winch tlu
uutr, b. In, Hnd tor the scttlcmru
Iui the Prince NickWndcr'r properl
80 lnr country. The state viii pur
.un.r AN lhl- property Tor 400 40
Nuriur. rrniulng 100000 10 liquid
tg ur l'unpr'H indebtedness 10 th
uutiuuu ha This years buagct call
for luuuuuuu hUrins The porto ha
ulufmcd tho bulgarian guVerumcn
hu Turkey accept, Prince hlclat
lur'. uhdi,Miuu, nnd promises not |
u..uut liuIgarla as long AZ the cOut
IlD i-qWrt aud order Ia preserve
therein.
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MrsrLIss mnmNMIN.
The Germ of Another IgiS MuN "iurut
Ia GntcngU.


CHICAGO, H., sept II \ meeting
of about a hundred mnu w,,h'll u,t
evening ina hall ON West twenty.
eight street. NrHriy all these m"u amt
boys VINO had pl uddrd there through
the rain aud mud were apparently
hard workers. \ secretary IVES np.
pointed aud stated that the meeting
was To dcuuuuco police tyranny, uud
to assist the woikiugm,l political
movement Tho following r-u.u
lions were adopted.
WHEREA. 'iucc the lltNmWNrl
riot the work ngMcH ul This city
have been partially deprived oi tree
expressions of opinion iu pu> p7-rm-
hlagc by u system OF police 'spi'ton-
age and other pcity mrnns worthy
only of adc-putic form OF gNeru-
mcnt.
whereas WorkinEm.u- house,
have bc-n raidrd, their private prop
crty cuuh-curd, aud their pnr'on'
| seized nud cast into prison without
warrant OF shallow OF lass, and
Whcrca.. lrulc- unions meeting
have been invaded mud tnr pHl''
have attempted to dictate whp lhr,
should Say or what they shout . do
and,
Whereas, Newspaper. 'Uu Mno &c.
| lcuird tht ri4hIs ut tuu p.urIr lp lr.t
assembly Nud tree ,prrrn Nvr hn Q
automatically bounded h} cyr.' pH
{, Aclot Tyranny m purpo.c 4" d"
air y their uiUo-
=ThrrciOrc, wc declare in mas
Meeting us-cWh.yi tiut 'h. Hu'aou
ties of tLl- civ have pwrI'DNN .u-
pended the huueus corpus met. uub %
doing -u htNo isulrri every puuu
pie on which this government be-
founded, and have substituted meth
ud4 whose features are rrh trtr.i lruu
the dark ages ut barhsri-m therefor
bent
II. solved, That we pt"tc-t again,
these cnrruuchmrnt- uIun the puu
ple', rights by these petty dc0put'
aud We herewith cai upon all "Hg,
workers to organize politically 40
rebuke at the polls every poiiy lNruu
aud enemy of progress aud Wurkin
people.
Thomas RYAN then made y tiorc
s address, bleudlng about equally IA
. wrongs of ireland and tho wages ,
. workugmcu Ryan -ald railroad
I were chmging the danger mag trol
I red to green; and ho denounced u
r TypoQr,phlcal Union tor beng n
d ,u6scryirnt to capt.. 81 IA To- change II
p. badge from r,d to blue.
r An Old printer protested again
$ this, saving the change wn7 not mad
Il because rcd WAS the anarchist colo
{ After several speeches of an auarr'
u istic flavor, a committee wa apppiu
4 ed to call another meeting, und q
o muetlng then dt-pcrscd.
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Nrw Noul. Sept - -lhrN Numu. .
Nntionm Temperance Union UU'.
drawn up ~ p"ulun to c"ngr"-'. 'u
view OF Inc alarming increase ui lH
rogeuus assnuita on women hnu '.NH.
glrs, that the legal ng NJ "i r"n 'm
BE- raiiud ~ ia proposed in Ju" n.,
now before the sonale, to r.gn,
yunrs. The lcgsl ago OF con N' 900
Delaware iA twelve YEAR, bud 800 '.N
state il has only rccOntly been ru' "|
to yiItcrn There are 3ODupu "uwDa
.gning It, representing ever. -''
and territory in the country "ulH ."
In this union. II IN not dccidud N.
thcr the petition will bH present . a
one time or whether it viii be ..u, u
| by each state and territory.
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moLL.>n's rAmr>Im.
uIII - De.d "nh iiI- Sm'"tie- want
IhoIr Money.

NEW louh, ~ypt. ~ + j. IIilL
who came 10 this cuy with james I.
Holland M-t ycHr when the lhrler shot
aud killed Tom Davis, the gambler
WA, hcli A- wilne-- to the shooting.
Tie wA, required 'p give bona "nl
money wa Deposited with the clt,
chamberlain. Ills bHud-man cnm' TO
the district Attorney otilrc to day ~
oInim the money He rotu-c- TO give
hia name 10 tho reporters, but sail
Ilm was trgd Ilr stated that about
sixteen week. gang ct cowboy
invaded the town OF BuliuReT icAa-
oi which lllI was cty marHhhl, and
went about painting things red
| While trying 10 di-nrm their leader
| um wa. shot iu the foot lockjaW
resulted aud llilI licd thc next day
| The houd-mau was told to-day thal h'
/ could obtain tur money to morrow
from the county chnWurrlAln.
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been SHIPPED Tree OF ali e'Hr.c.
by railr0ad., the Missouri iu.i..
contributing the largest -h1.o
this transportation rhe dis.4r I'd.
,ue nearest county l. about ~u"W".
aud the rate per car is between :'.0
aud $3.50 The number at cuts .l..-
pod to date shows that the ru.i N1.s
contributed not less thnu 'H tU
the rcliet of lcxbs. The tuluuil.
counties hnve received suU
stephens county. l.2 car. .r...
county. car Coleman county. '
cars. EBstaud county, c1r IH.
Pinto county. ll2 cars; t.i.i..
.uuntv. ! car, CUmanchc rJtuH q
Al Ruuncli, county ear
county, l.2 car. Young rouu) .f
Jones county, ~ car, ~laa...
county, - ear. Total, II L. ruI.
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GALVESTON, TcN,, sept 1.-THE
midnight tram on the santa Fe road
lat night brought in the dead body
of a woman which was found lying
ON the track near the long bridge An
Inquest to-day showed the woman
had died from exposure la last nights
heavy storm, Her name was Bridget
smith, aged -, She was addicted to
WHISKY aud had recently received S25
from tho storm relirt committee. IL
Ia thought She imbibed too much
taug,oluut, wandered down the track
aud died.
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HEIIEK 1llAN DEAD LION
-lnAsroruL, Sept, . The Russian
military admirers Of Prince Alcxau-
der rci0icr At hls AhdcauOn, irclug
convinced that otherwise he would
have been murdered within few
weeks. Russia wlll probably adyo-
cate "a makc.suilt conference Ht & In'
-tuntiuople, because sho viii DO pre-
pared for war,
nIffnKtNCE or OPINION.
81 PETERSBURG, Sept. "A. strong
rnoft. are being made 10 induce the
car TO send "a stronY force with
Prnce Dolgorouki TO Bulgaria, but
Prince Dolgorouki ID opposed TO the
I idea,
OH RUSSIA WONT ISrBRFERR,
ST PETERSBURG, Sept, IA The
! Journal de 81. PGtersburg declare
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mrlr,Sc nmcromr.Srrrrnrn-.
~. Iouls Respond. Nobiy aud the
nnIIN 49, tusUpVrnte

81 LouI,. NJ. sept. Il The move
mcnt ia TINS uty tor Jha relief Of Fox
ns drought.sulrrcr- has beon very
-urco--lul, but the movement has unt
rcn-oi yct ly0ry letter received
contains thr strongest rcpresentS-
tlou- ui the ic-tlu'u condition prev
Aloul in the drought counties, aud the
need ol relief Since the movement
| began. the tptuI OF subscriptions OBJ
tanned iu ~. Louis IL S5.3sa. This In
exclusive of some 5000 worth OF sup
/ pIIc- contributed lhe money was
| rApcudcd tor bacon meal, huur and
seed wheat every purchase being
being made below the market nrloe
QUO dealer after another has ueuu
called uuOu 10 sell supplies and heavy
discount, have uoun gwen ~
each CASE, and supplies have
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QulN0, H., sept IA Henry A.
OK, city cl"rk, has been Wro. .u.i
charged with ciub,Hllomcnt ot nt
funds For several days the mn "I
aud finance committee have boon
ratly examining The clerks rou r
aud have already discoycred d.tO
pAncirs amoun my 10 between ) I
aud $4,000, ant it is believed l'
amount will reach 5000 biR "A.
elccto IHst -p-iug Tor Tue -,R'h 20
scculiye time. The spuculH,i"ur Il.
covered up 10 thia time have lu'
| committed since h,s last turm
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lUE IUNITINN " F1IION.
rms, sept. l4-'rno KepubiiIuc
Fruucaisr state, that tho sultan de-
muude tho evacuation Ui Egypt hy tho
English, aud Russia supports tLA
Turkish dcWpud
DENuNS hrIEs NEithrEn.
rNNs. r.pL ~. \ hrrbourg
pip per r,ports the urruat near there
oi ,eicrd German ,pio- who were
travelling disguised u,priosts.
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SpHlsGtlElu, Mass, Sept. li.- An
explosion occurred ia the mixing
building OF the Iylonile work q
Adams, AT 1880 last eyenng, hy which
the building wA- demolished, nui
Ambrose e.. jerks and ChA-, / hiW'
bail, might workmen, killed, Jrnh
wa. .i1ty year. OF age and leaves "a
wife aud daughter himbnll icHyc-
"A widow aud seven children,
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Iur, ,lAN rNuMtsl- SoiifSu.
Nus>N, -upt u Ihr Cnu's reply
io lhr iu,guiau proposal, iH the uhici
topic 90 nuIlrM clrclus here. II II.
rrMrl.d Jlm the ear makes no ref
,rcn,o To- other powor- aud does not
m.ulou tho lrrnty OF Berlin, uud the
hrli.ti- general TINT Russia has not
the -lighiest intention OF maintaining
bulgarian independence.
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BrFtALo,N s., SEPT "a \ -pocl" to
the Commrrcnl Adycru1or from 0ll-
yor Creek Says there was serious
accident thi. mpruing On tho Nirh'I
Plato railroad near this place, lh'
we.t.LOuud expru-a train rain INTO H
excursion train from Erie. lwelN,
per-uus are reported kllIod aud four
teeu wounded.
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Will loAKlA hE roLAHpIEtb
Lo>uoN. Sept IL. 4 dispatch from
Vienna lu the Times says there are
fYmrt-Iu diplomatic circles nj the
Austrian capital lhHt the roCon, NO
.r1tuIIou- between the threc rmpcr.
urs hns rr.ultud lHycrhhly and there
are puul prospects iOr an agreement
H.urty between Russia, Germany ana
Nu.rrm relative tu the common net
non In uugnru Ia regard a. the
Immediate future, the dispatch says
10 j. stated thnt I,u-sia has yielded her
plan ut proceeding alone IN BulRHrih
and Intends to trent the whole qucs-
tion on n ba-is of the treaty Of Berlin
and -ubmt TO tho consideration OF
lurspc.
rAE>lLt', EVICTION MILL
L1spos, sept H.. Tho ibcrnI
whipn nave issued special summon
No the liberals 10 support II second
reading OF rarncll's Oill regarding
eviction. The News thinks 1t woulh
bo c4pcdient to adopt l'nrncll7 bill
with somc equitable notifications.
GYrslEs IN BAD LUCK.
LoNpuN, sept 1.-THE Crock gyp
aics who went to Hamburg with The
Intention Of taxing passage there fo
America, were prevented from land
ing and hAyo returned 10 Hall, Tn
authorities NJ Hun have iorbiddo'
them 10 enter tho town.
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u.,a-u.u,,,nndb. h. nenent,.d,

We have reduced the price of Royal
Patent Flour to Sl75 per sack, and
81 90 per barrel. Thus the best -four
in the world is placed within tho
reach OF even the poorest man,
Absolutely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct from
the creamery 10y express.
MARSHALL 4 HsARD,
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NFw YORK, sept. "A. The yacht
Puritan wa. entered to-day tor - race
tor the cltilcug' cup which 10 T." be
sailed oil Newpor, satnrin', lhe
Gaatca aud MayAower are also en-
tered tor the sBm race,
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YoUNu nLAINL's MARRIAGE.
The "OIdIoIkS" We're n0t Consulted
InIII after the wedding,

NEw YoRK, sept 1.-The sun
.ays General Martin !. Mcmahon,
counsel tor Col Ncyln-, said last
evening, the report that the NeYlns
and Blame families were angry at the
marriage ui James G., Blaine, Jr. and
Miss Mary Neyin- wa- false. The
Young people are very Young said
he. "And their marriage surprised
every one, Whatever feeling exists
4. surprise, mingled perhaps, with
little temporary disgust At their dis
regard, Or perhaps evasion Of the Ad'
yics their elders would give tse III
There is no angor in either family
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IliE row EltS' hErli.
CuN1rANIINorLf, sept THE
powers, replying to the pOrte'- pro-
test against any foreign occupation OF
Bulgaria, declare that there viii be no
foreign Intervention ia Bulgaria. Rus
sia gives "a guarantee to tnst effect.
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,>orm,n Giut,tsni"r.
summer, tiI' Ngrin I,rrthiN shaken
az, Rud ihr t"Wu b"s'rt's.


tuArrr.lus - G. Sept 10 N,W-
from ~uumDiNl. last might Whs Mt
u.lNpAn.c us thu ui thc dnY before.
-hpuh occurred ih"reW $3.50 Nralrr-
uny, which Wp. sullirl,u tu 7hnkc
mihmg- rtu-iirlrb,y, aud uu" uc'
,urr.dnt 4 uuncs wuirh overthrow
- elugl brica building connected with
"a 4uv mill Thus be- the tr-t building
U.t Mn- hr.u uNrttluO'u Hlucr the
mrmufnb|cwgut ui Au"u-t 80. For
umirN uo uuc wu+ injured. lnrre
nrr comparatively lew prrrou7 r"Wlr.
ing 100 ~ummcryiIc, md not over
twenty mmIlo-.
rms Co. a A. VIII nElr.
CmAHiIarus. - g., sept H. rs.
cos Lurms lmrrh0li Of Wl-r"nrin,
eommnnd ru.rmrl of the t,nnd
Army oi the Republic, and Col T. B
Grny arrived here Yesterday nnd
spent the dnY in examining the effects
ul the earthquake nni consulting
with the mayor md the committee on
rchoi The object ul GOV, FHrIchiid' d
visit i. to see neither d rs necessary
io nuke nu appeal tu the Grand Army
| ui the Republic lur assistance Tot
! haricstuu the situation has been
fully explained TO him,
Atm meeting OF the tclici commit
trr IL Wa stated that 1t viii tnke al
lra-l 1 UODOuJ To pat the uccot1arl
rcpu,r- on houses ui persona whu are
utterly unable 10 make their house,
-nir aud habimble. Foum' OF appli.
cWtpn for u-si7tauce IA rebuilding
Wulnt Issued tomorrow and plan
completed hlrWi-r Tor giving umltc'
popunmry rcioi TO those IN need o
| clothiug. brddug, etc, IN coubcqucnc
Of the earthquake.
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IIIL WEATHER.


WA,Hn0fos. b. e. sept. H.-r For TetA..
Local tau, nearly stationary temperature,
vlui. gruotaib fuuthetiy
fsrIs curTuH HEir HrroNr
Cotton region bulletin ut The last a hours
ending sept. a. leg, stap m.
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NAMES RESULT.
The State Goes Republican by
Increased PluraIities-- Sew
eral Reasons.
Terrible Accident the nickel
Plate Road The kiiied
ana wounded.
The INSIDE Facts Of Young
DIaine's Marriage chicago
work Resiiess.
Political FiddIiug IN Tennes
see-A wife Abducted from
Her Husbaud's SIDE.


pnurIASp Mp Sput -- Returns
from. alI NM thrre towns in Cumber-
land county show thnt the state sen.
ntc will be composcd OF twenty si1
republican, and i've democrats The
lnst seuate WI. entirely republican
The house Of Representatives will be
composrd of ll5 republicans, thirty
f,ur de.,ocr,t- and two yrreubackcrs.
The republicans have gained twelve.
losttvo and four more are in doubt
II the doubtful ones area democratic
tn, rrptbtcaus VIII have u gain of
si1 over last wear
TIfE OFFICIAL RErt.RNs.
,.,,.,.. Nt, -.,t T.. bdl,i,1
.l.r,,nn r,inrn. ar, L,ing r.,,,vrl -,
I,, y,a', hnm.n NI,ui ,1n ,,.,,. and
c,,i.. L.y, r..r,,,rt nm. t,r r,su..
man N,unley .a,.thi. afternoon INN
lInJwr.l's m inri,y over Edward. win
roach fuliv ia olO. tho lng,.I.tnr, br
iny i,carly -. stro,g rrputlicnn
,nsr. nyn Tbc rrnUbIir,u. v,t
rvcrv rsnrcsoutotivr di.trlrt Inn pur
in Fran} i'm cnunt, and carr, nll by
sNn ,n"inr,ty
ll'h sun 9''l Nh9 va ~
NEW lohk,Scpi H.. lhc Suh says,
eullorlHlIE' luV 'P"p"Nn'e M ', 'o',
h"'ne l,s'c'u"l ~, "'" " rr.n,JIi,on
tu,.,' "u An" I'" IN ,b" main to the prnbibi.
,t,,'is,g ,iI,a irc,u.i.tntry of Con.
nrnI bnw,. nr,srnt with his former
,.n.t,i,.,, a., ra,orI ia tnti,,rutnrremrnt
rC,rnLiijiinuTin in Maine. and the viz.
nran. .,ncr,,rsnr uninr. kent down
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Little Phil and Ills Family.

On these sunny afternoons one see s
the lieutenant general Of the army
walking down Pennsylvania avenue
wi'hhis four little girls "Li;,le Pnila'
nair is quite gray and his mustache is
almost white, but his heart is young
and he " ears red neck,ie. He also
wears Il sack coat and IA TAIL silk hat,
but this coinbination, unpardonable in
any one else is parGioneu like anytime
else he may do or may not do. "Little
Pnii' is as popular i'll Washington as
he wrS III Chicago, aud as much liked
in s,"n"y us he Was in the army. He
Is i:ot at ms front so uiten in society,
hu. lie 'i''-- not neglect his social du-
IS, ~ h'! are quite as pressing and
responsible As ~, military duties. His
nev" i"i. 81 has family keeps him at
tsntn", tt'.osh. whenever it is not abso
iut-'y - ces=ary that he should be-
abroad. This winter he has been at
home more than ever because of his
wife's illness. But she is getting well
now, and he is seen in public more fire.
quently. 1t is Il charmi ing sight to 81 e
him walking out with his bright lit.
tie girls, three OF them in white caps,
and one in brim cap, aud all i'm
bright colored gowns. He carries his
cane in his coat pocket with a jaun:y,
military air. and looks like the brave
bon sabre he is Washington Cor
Philadelphia Record.
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To Bring a Horse to Il halt.

1t is II difficult thing to suddenly
stop horse going at full speed. If
you pull him up suddenly, you are
liable to throw him down, and per-
haps break his neck. 1 find it best,
and most practicable, particularly for
my business, where horses are at times
run for nearly all they are worth, to
train, animals to move or step by com
mand of the mouth. 1 break my horse
in from three TO six months, and the
animal am driving now understands
every word I say in this regard. It
will walk, trot or gallop at my direct
ion, and by simply calling to it, when
running full speed, I can stop inside
of forty feet on the smoothest pave~
ment in the city. You would hear of
fewer collisions it horses were trained
in this manner, as they can bring
themselves to halt far easier than a
driver can bring them by pulling on
the lines.-Assistan Fire Chief Hester.
The Tilted young man may be COM
forted withtbe assurance that +" ere's
as good fish in the sea as ever's been
caught" Not so with the old man.
He signs and says: "What's the use
of fish in the sea when a fellow has
lost his bait.-IEx.
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We acknowledge an agreeable Call
this evening from our friend Capt. G
w. Knight, lately a citizen CT our
city, but now a resident of Trinity.
We are gratified to learn from the gen.
tleman, himself, that he has succeeded
in building up a good and paying
trade, though opposed by tho steamer
Minnie, which latter boat connects
with the Natchtz, Red Red and Texas
railroad and the Collins connects with
the Ouachi.a river packets.