The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1890-08-30

1a u9 uanS democrat, OF Huntington
dispatch from the Territorv as ss
August Z: Guthrie and ,bis aasea
tan agog with the greatest scs.sa
OF this country. Governor S'saIs
and a Mrs. Wells came NJ.
Sunday afternoon frem Gutb n.y.
PThe Governor was the en ssa'le:
Captain Burbank, the commsssss
of the troops here, add Mrs. wan
started to be entertained Il ~
wife Of one oil the -city's Ieaa'ss
citizens. When he heard & as
scandal concerning them at Ga,bs;s
he politely escorted her to the go,al
office and notified the landlord lEss
she was no guest of bis. NV
photographed her husband al Gptbgs
to come to her relief, but be refnssa
and answered that she must eoms
to him. Captain Baker, an asnirsrs
for the.marshalship Of this TerritoTy
and q personal friend Of III
'Governor, came to this city On rs
midnight train, Sunday night. Il
warn the Governor of the imnens.
ing wrath. Mrs. Wells Returned
to Guthrie Monday morning. Tbe
'Goyernor explains the matter &
Soying that it was a strapas
succession of condolences. Soma
of hiswarmest friends believe Rs
very inprudent, if not guilty. Dig.
WeTlstis a dashing lady of peFhaa
90 years, and the wife Of 3 dr1e
clerk in Guthrie. The Goyernor
sent the husband to the city d feR
nights ago with a letter to Receive
Delaney. of the land Office here
asking the receiver TO give Wels
some kind of a position. Wills
the husband was away Mrs. WsIl
and the Governor. enjoyed, hea
selves at the formers dwelling
Guthrie. Public sentiment
against the Governor, aud he W
probably be asked to resign
The steno t~elegraphy, with Rhie
people are now experimenting h
| France, is creatiDg much ezCilemea
among news galle.ers. 81
shorthand reports can be sransni
ted to any distance, just as Aa
come FROM the desk Of tue sten8
grapher. The invention also efee
! a rate of t~elegraphic speed, eith
! in long or short hand, never Obtain
t able before. In an hour, for Il
I tance, Ey means of It, $500
stenographea words we're traAs
mitted from Paris 70 Brussels, l
000 words to Lyons and l5,000 a
!, Marseilles. Stea0graphed wcra
| can be sent at the rate of200 words
; per minute; ordinary words 100
100. Further experiments ae
expected to give still more astonlsl'
. lug results.
! Belford's Magazine for Sepsea
Der is quite an interesting issue
The race problem is ably diacussaa
by T. T. Fortune and Rr. Vi #
searey. Charles Gayarre tels
pleasing tale Of wioning q vie y
Louisiana in tie oldeu time. 0dls
e @. Chaille Long tells Of Gen. G9
; don; President Iincoln's entry laa
Richmond memoirs of John q
q mont; a Plea for State Risas
and able editorials on the fsss
+ Bill, Sovereign. Authority ana psls
gated Power, together with p0e'aR
short stories and book reviews eoal
plete the tempting inteilss'aa \
: spread. Belford's Magazine u
. east 18th street, New York,
One of our friends wants 20 Aass
= If we have ever seen a bald nsa rss
! woman. No, We never dld. MI.
! should We? Nor we never Ely
) woman Waiting around low 81 i
her shirt sleeves with Q cigar y.
! ween her teeth, stepping into e.
saloon she saw. We never s 4.
70 woman go fishing With 2 bOs ..s.1 i
!, each pocket, sit on the damp s.s ssi'
= all day and go home drunk q ., n.,
Neither have we seen Q WIZ ssS,
yank off her coat, spit on net
y L. AN liaIr Qnv son Y