Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

reached ths Golssn Gaze that let's ths ships
oaE tosard H0nolalu. Pspss Daring ha1
passed the Golden Gais thai lets SUCH souls
ugnt into Heaven.
and sonsho. -strznzey enough. the
~ind ceased signing isss theH, AID sishin
soksH0r tears. There = grief too deep for
eries and lamentations. And taus Il vas
there.
The dawn Of the frat true Spring day w.s
bright and clear an the sun shining square
~ o. the ball door. $40 ssd shite rosetts
With pendant RIBBONS and that gh2sGly nsx
Of the Angsl Of Death hung jest beneath
that awful yellow warning. Aud the news
vent through the town and over the wires,
and kilograms OF love 4nd sympathy poured
b4ek.
The white casket rested in the parlor ant
In lE-robsd in dress that she liked 80 we'll,
laY the most sxqalsitely lovely piece
Of human clay that mortal man Vas ever
permilted 10 look upon. rhs sum Of all Of
the beauty Of modern Italy and ancient
Greece could not have made q lovelier pic
ture.
Bys-snd- bye when the sun was sinking
behind the cruel. gray Clouds in the cold
West. the little easkst. buried in howers.
covered with rich roses. with heliotrope,
lilies OF the valley, and the great ox-eyed
daisies that Brownis loved so well. Was
borne OUT The rector had said some pray
ers over the little one. whom he said had
wrought out one hour" and then around
grave. carpeted round about with
svergrrens and lovely hDwers, the sweet
little form was laid 10 rest.
The mothers agony is too sacred to be
mentioned.
While q carriage bore her away from
Mount Evergreen Q steamer bore the father
on toward Australia, and, speed as best be
may. the flowers will be springing from q
So died tho Child Beautiful. So died
NAvi Lynch.
Some bucolic idiot who signs himself
Michigan Democrat" writes to the organ
of that party in this city as follows: THE
| farmers. mechanics and trsdesmen of Mich
igan will no doubt be pleased to learn that
look after their interest in the United
States Senate. is enjoying himself hugely
| and has the credit OF giving the most elab-
orats lay outs of any OF his Senatorial
brsthersn." This Michigan Democrat
then proceeds TO quote from the Washing
ton Republican notice of q dinner recently
| given by senator Palmer. A list OF guests
are given. They numbered such men as
| Secretary Bsyard, Mr.. Justice Field, Sena-
TOR Sherman, Hon. George B. Loring, and q
dozen others including several foreign min
islsrs aud United States Senators. The
article notes the fact that there
were wine glasses at each plate and
/ that in the finger bowls there
was "yiolet scented water" The ig-
/ norant native who writes to the Democrat
| then proceeds TO score the Senator and hold
| him up to the ridicule of bis friends in
Michigan. For WHAT Because. forsooth
he gave dinner after tn,
manner OF gentleman of wealth
| and culture. 1t is quite probable that thi,
Michigan Democrat" DOES not know tha
a minister or representative of European
country, would feel IS much insulted to b,
| asked 10 dinner where no wine was Sc
! upon the table. as be would if there wa
| nothing set before him to ca
but surnips. OF course. such al
ass as this Michigan Democret" knows
nothing of etiquette. aud if he aid he woulC
delight IN disobeying its rules. He un
doubtedly belongs to that race of Democrats
which is happily disappearing-the boor:
who delight in coming to the table with
blue jeans stuffed in the tops of manure
bedaubed boots, cleaning their finger nsil
| with their forks and shoveling meat, per
taters' and pie into their mouths with thei
knives. l want 70 protest against suct
| arguments being used to help along tn
cause of Democracy in Michigan. Whatevel
Tom. Palmer may be be is neither misel
nor boor, and even Democrats in Michi
gan know the difference between a napkin
and q chair cover. and can distinguish
dngsr bowl from a glass of lemonade. an