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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

LANSING, Mich, July 29.-Gover'
nor Niunus has determined 10 call u
special st@ion Of the Legislature TO r..
district tile State into Senatorial and
EepIcseLtatlve districts owing TO ths
supreme courts decision declaring tho
act VI 1881 invaht.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

NEW .YonS, July eO,--Thc French
steamship "La rouraino" broke the
record from HSvre, arriving tonight
after passage OF days, II hours and
80 minutes, or xix hours better than
the previous record.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

PARIS, July 20,-rhe Paris Chambar
of Commerce hiss voted 10000 francs 10
send delegates 10 the Chicago Fair
and appointed Mr.. Tourdelet TO repre-.
sent the Chamber OF Csumercs at the
Fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

LEADviLLE, Colo, July .0.--Gen-
eral Weaver addtesaed u large audi
ence hers today.
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DALTON, Ga, July 20.-Gce Nc.
Daniels was lynchod last night for an
assault on a white gifl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

Sr. PETERsEuRG, July ep.-The
riots are CAUSED by by cholera yegula.
tons IN Tashehd. Tho troops killed
and wounded seven persons.
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the killing ana BrookshIro will proba.
bly, lie iynched.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, July 20.-Ou n
farm near mere today Charles Meuu
ami William Atwcll quafrcled over
tito possession of file, AMI, in the
fight which followed, both men were
probably fatally Injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30

ToRoNTo, July c9.--Charlcs stark q
Co., dealers In watches and sporting
gouts, NJ igned today. Liabilities,
$4,000; assets, $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-30
Iindiey OF Los Angeles Nominated
fnr Congress.

SANTA Cl,ul, Cal, July g0.-Hcfvey
Liniley Of Los Angelo was nominal
ed fur Congress by the Republicans u
the Sixth district tDdny.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
Mind M.n who We're Fortunate.

DR. Blackjack, the poet, formed an
attachment ut the age of forty.one,
when he was stone blind, which secured
for him the great consolation and bless
ing of his future life, and gave him,
with all the tenderness Of a wife, tns
Jealous care Of guide and friend.
Edward Rushton, the poet aud
scholar married when he wns blind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

You can get ripe bananas at ans
time u our market. There was time
when we had Il banana season, just as
We have watermelon, cantaloupo and
peach Seasons, II was discovered some
years ago that Il would not do to sbir
the banana in any other than green
condition Now they are shipped in
that state and ripened in the market IA
which they are consigned. There is q
good deal Of art in the riponlng process,
too. Our italian friends have that
down to n much finer point than We
have. The fact that the banana can
be had at any season operates to some
extent against It's salo In cities Chi
cago people are great in wanting things
out OF season, and will pay any sum ior
them. by the way, no doctor has
ever said that the banana Is unhealthy.
Interview in Chicago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
THE COMING ELECTION.


The city election Is approaching aud
40 for no action is being taken by any
Of the parties towards the Issuing VI
notices for primaries, conventions, etc.
Only some four weeks intervene, aud
this most important election will take
place, when the voters will declare
who shall govern the affairs Of our
large and rapidly growing city. What
Is the reason Of 80 much apparent in-
difference in relation TO such an i'm
portant natter Have the nassee had
"A surfoit Of politics as they have been
conducted the past year or two2 Two
years ago 1t will be remem bcred that
an exhaustive and thorough campaign
was made by the Liberals" on the
one side and the People on the other.
Since then n revolution has taken
place In local affairs. Tho Peoples
party has disbandcd and the members
have allied themselves, come with the
Republican party aud some with the
Democratic party. But the "Liberals"
have not disbandcd. They adhere as
Il body, compact and aggressive NJ
ever. Under tho circumstances, arc
there any hopes for either OF the ma
tional parties being able TO wrest the
government OF the city from the hands
Of tile party OF wilful extravaganza,
glarlng incompetence and fraud? With
the "Liberals" united exercising their
tenure OF office mainly In view AZ to
how much eau be made cut Of II, APP
patently responsible TO none In their
extravaganza and squandering Of the
high taxes imposed upon the people,
they still seem likely 10 secure another
twO-years' Term, with this probable
dilierencs-that this time they may,
by extensive Jobbery and frauds, cap
ture the entire city. The Third and
Fourth precincts have hattled nobly
In the past In opposing the party OF
corruption, and that, too, successfully;
but with the "Liberap colonization
that has been and Il now going ON, they
may possibly fail In ability 10 resist
any longer tho encrOachments OF the
enemy.
In crisis OF this nature, Whist IL the
| NuN1 VI Nuc tltlstHg Dnall nc 1lSlu W
party and sacrifice his best Interests?
There aTo those who say that come
what may, twin or lose" we must 20
into the battle MS u Democratic party
with purely and strictly Democratic
ticket In my opinion the Democratic
party have ms much hope OF winning
the February election as ofbelng able 10
make sugar out OF salt. Is not this un.
derstanuing the cause OF such luke
wRrnness and Indifference among
the people In regard to the most im-
portant OF all elections? DO they not
see that TO enter the coniest with any
than combined ticket OF the two
parties Ia to loss the battle? Have we
advanced 30 iar as partisans that we as
n community cannot adopt q citizens
ticket? The welfare OF our city de.
mands It. The extravagaBce and In
competence OF the present government
demands II. The inability OF the
people to continue paying such enor.
nous taxes demands IT, Then why
not ventllate and express the ideai
Believing fully that tho. people are
largely In favor Of citizens ticket,
have the hardihood TO subscribe my
selfa DEMooRAT.
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their chief w. A. stanton, @. u.
Glen, II. s. Campbell, Henry Barnes,
q. w. Powers, Oscar Vcndurcook,
Ogden Hiies, Harry Il. Duhe. W. II
Ryan, =. j. Moran, n. ID. H0ge,
Frsnk Clifton, A. NJ. Wool, G. Nj.
Jackson, II. d. Niles. Theodore Bur
mester, d. p. Tapey, sam Lewiston,
Edward Byrne, Neye Hiuchler,
Elbridge Tufta, James M. Denuay,
Martin Lannin, G.. NJ. Browne, .. u.
Coure, John NJ. Young, Henry r.
Ball, Henry Shields, Fred w. Dennis,
G.. w. Halt, w. j. Mcintyre, Ed.
Kelley, q. IL. Reid, w. II. Bird, =. o.
Perkins, Henry Wagner, Morris
Sommer. g. B. Coleman. A. u. Dyer,
Fred NJ. achulze. John q. Packard,
Joe Bush, J. J. Rogers, w. II. Chris.
tie, A. l.. Williams, James Hogle, w.
:. Wills, g. A. Gibson, William
Brown, w. VI. Tillman, r. q. Steb-
bins. j. n. Engbert, Frank Engbert,
w. G.. Hall, j. W. Scott, Jacob Mor'k,
John Buncc, James Hen'ner, u. M.
Armstrong, NJ. =. Wells, Ira krehs,
Harry Edwards. William Newton, II.
II. Miller, John X. Snnds, =. 3. Mark.
han, W. w. Gee, a. J Lowe, j. >.
McNaln, Edward Mehesy. w. r..
Noble, l.. w. Ditmap, II. NJ. Short,
w. III. Irvine, George, NJ. Hancock, j,
III. WoodmRDsee, James O'COnnor, II.
II. Perkins.
THE FEAST.
A banquet was next given IN the
dining room, IN which Judge Powers
announced would according to the ira
ditions Of the tribe take place III uuo
Indian style.
The building was decorated with furs
and skins VI wild animals and Indian
weapons and wearing apparel. a
large wiclup Of NavaJoe blankets stood
In the west end OF the apartment, and
In front Of II blazed fire OF sticks.
VIM. NJ. Fepy sat at the head OF She
table arranged In Indian garn, and was
almost hidden from view beneath a
profuslon Of eagle feathers. Lunch
was served In Indian pottery. Wine
followed freely, and soon the great
dining room was transformed into a
scene that was indescfibabic. Pande-
monium reigned supreme.
At eleven O'Clock speochmaklng
commenced aud lasted until long alter
midnight. Speeches were made by O..
Is. Glenn OF the Police court, Judge
Powers, O. w. Hall, Judge Goodwin,
Hank Barnes, John q. Packard, Bob
Short, Harry Duke and others.
A letter Of regret was read from Fred
J. Kiesel, OF Ogden.
The following resolution was adopt
cd amidst a series Of whoops:
Ilosolvod, That the Tusoarora Society
of Utah, composed Of Democrats of tn,
national faith, oppose the passage OF tht
Caino,l nulkner bill, recently Introduced
In Congress, a. being III advised and moi
desired by the true Americans of Utah.
The whsle affair has the appearance,
Of boyish burlesque. IL Is all rlgh
for mature men to have n little fun, bu
this "socicty" IL too childish ant
triillnR to engage the attention OF sen
sitle people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
Grand Jury Indictments.

Tho following persona against whom
indictments were found by the grand
jury Of the Third District court, In
December last, attended before Com
missioner Greenman this morning at
10 O'Clock, In response to summonses
served upon them, and gave bonds In
the sum OF $500 each TO surrender when
called upon for examination:
VIM. Schade, for allowing gaming
with cards and other devices on his
licensed premises; w. L. Sampson, for
keeping a slaughter-house ON the west
side OF Jordan river, tho same being n
nuisance; Henry Wagner, for selling
liquor on Sunday; Thos. McDermott,
for allowing gaming with cards ami
other devices on his premises; A. Ro-
land, Tor maintaining nuisance by
keeping slaughter.house ON the
west side Of the JORDAN River; J. II.
Richards, allowing gaming with carts,
etc., ON premises Of which he Is the
owner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
Personal.

l., II. Rhodes OF Ogden is In this city.
His name appears on the Tomplolon
register.
Ogden tliles has returned from Iowa
aud is stopping az the Continental.
NJ. Levy nf the Rorheter Clothing COM
pany Of New York Is at tho Cullen.
Hon. a. J. MoCnrston OF the lower
branch Of the Legislative Assembly Is
stopping ~ tho Cullen
y. =. Ferry, It is snid, willre!urn from
Portland on SUNDAY next.
Several Of the "linys aud Girls'n COM
pauy are at the Temploton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
ONE MASS OF SCALES.
Ali other Remedies Fail, Relieved In
stantIy aud Cured III Four Weeks
bv the Cuticura Remedies

Ibave a few words 10 say regarding the cur
cuHA REMEDIES Thcy have enrod me IN four
,,fOka' limo from n skin aud hood disease
which I mad tor over three years. Atcerta'h
tmns my skin would 10 very sore, ana always
lnpt crac ting and pccling on m White scales.
la cold weather my fAcc was one mas ut scales
When IN the cod -. ne pam wac Mtcnsoi u
would almost bring tear 10 my eyes. hhd my
Hood also beinE In u poor cuudit on, with loss
81 hair Ihaye ricd every known remedy mat
was rccommcn ded To me, M u was Of no use,
and gave me vofy little hcneht 70, hearing OF
Vour g'r1fcuHk 6tMEriEs conclude 20 give
them,A trtsl. The first application ruyc almost
instant relief. In a few wceka' time found my
self cured. and l am thankful Tor what they
have done for me. Your CuticuHA REMIuihH
sfe a biesEng 20 those who may nave The Op'
portunity to use thUm can recommend them
10 ans one EDMUND khHAs.
gI0is Union Ave, Chicago, III
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

Ansonia, Conn. claims to DO the
habitat Of new kind of worm that
iattens upon paris green aud drinks
kerosene oil with much apparent salts
faction. That worm must be first cou.
sin to the wster bug that iniosts news.
paper Offices. He will eat anything ox,
cept a highly polished steel ball, and he
won't grow lean on that, - Y,Akee
Blade
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
CLARENCE GODDARD.
Another Turn In His Case Renders Him
Free Man.


An unexpected incident In con-
neclion with the case Of Clarence
Goddard, late Of the Ogden Reform
School, and dnce captive In the
penitentiary, cropped up In Judge
Anjeraon's Court yesterday afternoon
upon the conclusion OF the big mining
suit. immediately after the close Of
the legal arguments Deputy Marshal
viii G1odsell escorted q Jddsrd before
his Honor, and U. 5. District Attorney
Varian then said; Yesterday, acting
within my discretion aud upon my
Judgment, | obtained an oruer from
your honor admitting Clarence God
dard, indicted In the Second judicial
distrio, nor grand larceny, to hall in the
sum OF 1900 upon his own reeOgniLance.
This prisoner has served two years, and
for reasons which appeared good and
sufficient, | moved that lie bu admit.
ed to hail on his recognizsnce. 70
day was informed that Goddard was
10 DO taken south 10 the county from
where lie came 10 sign this bail bond.
Now II there are any other charges
hHhinHt nluli tuht ~ AuoNnti hNttcl huu
know nothing about II. do object, how
ever, 10 this official refusing To pay any
attention to my Office now renew
my motion that the defendant DO dis
charged.
Judge Anderson-Lst the order be
made.
Mr.. Northumberland 10 you desire
to sign this bond to appear In Milford
ON the tlrst Monday in Marchp
The Deiendant--Yes,S Sir.
Goddard therefore went up TO Clerk
McMillan's desk, attached his sigma
ture e. the bond and went his way to
enjoy freedom once more.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
Marshal paraons ArrairuOd.

In the case Of the People Va. Marshal
L. II. Persons, in which the defendant
WINS recently indicted by the grand
jury of the Third district court, Ms the
owner OF certain premises In which II
IA alleged gaming transactions have
been carried on, the defendant was
this morning arra'gned before Judge
Zane and entered u plea of not
guilty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

ENRON TitF soHTH.sAiT LAKE. ON THE
Il evening Of the 18th, ono bag Colt stallion,
u months old. had q halter on. bntnt on LETT
hind foot hy rope hlt0 one bay Horse, ahu1t
10 year, old brand resembling on ioit shoui
der, wcighs about 100 pounds. Hoturn 70
owner ht srTNCFH BTwArEN 4 Co u W
> Temple e.. 4 l. city. and be- rewarded u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
Cutioura Remedies

Effect daily more great cures ot humors AMI
diseases Of the aim. scalp, and blood than Al
other remcdics combined, tufiCrHN the great
skin Cure. and cuIicufA soar, an exquisite
CurCunA RNsuLyENt, the nov blood Further
aud rreatsst Of Humor Remedies internally,
Gu g every species Of itching, burning, ecaly
pimply, nnd hlbtrhy diseases ~ the sktn, scalp
aud blood, from infancy 70 age, from pimplte ~
scrofnis, W zen the best physicians and all o,hei
remedies fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

A NEW FOUR ROOMED BRICK. cor.
~ ngc. city wator in the house, In Am
acrt Cont. sixth south Street. between Main
bnd West Temple Streets,
q o. LAMnLltI. nKarnIr NhMs Onlco.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT US,
~ der and BY virtue OF an order Of the Pro.
bate Court Of salt Lake County, Utah Terri
tory, made ON the 2ist day OF February, 1871,
the undorsigned, the duly appointed and quail.
nei guardian u the persons aud estates Of
John Moodtun and julia Woodruff, minors,
VIII sell ~ private sale, to the highest bidder
for cash and subject 10 confirmation by SAID
Probate Court, all the right, title Interest, aud
estate Of the said minurs, In or that certain
piece or parcel OF land situate In salt LAX.
City, salt Lake County, utah Territory, AAd
particularly described as follows, TO Wit An
Undivided one third interest m lois ten tlul and
eleven ~, In block thirteen (ial, i've acres,
plAt A." Big Held survey.
liids In writing VIII be received for taii prop
erty, addressed 70 the undersigned, care ~
Isaac ~. Maddell, attorney. ~ and ~ East,
FIRST soath Street, SAT- Lake City, Utah. up to
aud including the 21th day. Of January, ise2,
after which SAID property VIII be sold. Terms
and condition Of sale, cash. and subject to con.
nrmatOn by sad Probate Court.
ISABEL H. WOODBURY..
Guardian OF the peraons and estates OF said
miuOrs.
Dated this 9TH day OF January, is,2. dtd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

Pure Dmgs-Johnson. Pratt & Co..
30 Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

Constipation, and all troubles with
the digestive organs nnd the liver, Rre
cured by Bood's pills. Unequalled as
u dinner pill. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-09

yI,o SELL TUE PATENT LAMP CHIMNEY
i Cleaner; solls NJ sight. No humbu.
every hHusokepor buy. sample re, stamps
taken. at UIfE. AHLS1IEN co,
keuoaha WA
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DNE 90 u. p. BotLEg AND Is II. p. EH.
wEnSrM' or ". IL. RowX. at 4. y. 81. l. dt
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ss...Onr Inducements are Betlerthan Eyer.

to peii he II.tHnatxD T.yLoa an
-gAHLE LADIES' SHOE In the whole
or part of his TerriOfH 800 ~ our agent
average from ~ DAY 20 5000" 4
fEAtti no other lhoe Ike It big pfo1ts easy
to make asicH Address with &c. stamp, CON
sOi.iDA1ED ADJUSTABLE shoE Co. Lynn.
Masa
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- SHARES OF u O. NJ. T. sToCK.
- dSs HAMPTON a JOINS,
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nun rOIKsi PANS


Upon Hood's Sarsaperilla as n positiv,
remedy for every form Of scfoiuia
salt rheGm, bolts, plmples, and al
other diseases caused by impure blood
II eradicatos every impuriiy, aud Al
the came time tones and vitallzes the
whole system.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-09

No more piiiful Sights ever witnessed
Ithan that Of an individual losing all
humanity, decency and common sense
from fear Of cholera. The person who
quietly stands his ground, not willfully
running into danger, neither running
away from II whom 1t comes, but doing
all in his power to aid the stricken and
unfortunate, even us he would desire
Iaid in their place, Is tho man who will
never die Of cholera. Life is not worth
having II to save II one must be pol
troon and brute. In fine contrast to
tho conduct Of those panic stricken
towards who burned down building in
their county for fear II might be made
q pess hospital in case cholera should
come, Is the action of Bishop Harkins,
OF tho Roman Catholic diocese Of Proyi.
dence, who offered his grounds as site
|, on which n cholera hospital might be
berected, ready for the plague II 1t came.
j 1t Ia better for n man never to have been
born thnn TO show q craven, brutal sell
fshness in times of public danger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-09

The veterinarian OF tho Louisiana ex.
pertinent station In u report recommends
for the horse bot attending to the gen.
oral health and condition Of the animal
by thorough grooming aud cleanliness.
and improving his appetite and diges.
ton by the use OF some mineral or vegc.
table tonic, such as gentian, ginger, Gin
chona bark or some Of tho salts of iron.
Undor the head Of the screwworm hy an
interesting case h given, in which the
screwworn rendered valuable assist.
ance in removing morbid growth In u
hoof crack Of mule brought TO the in.
Urinary Of the station for treatment.
Tho worms removed tho growth com.
pletely, and tho veterinarian thon re-.
moved the worms. Nothing Is recon-
mended for the OK MARBLE except the ap.
plication Of tobacco juice and 9 per
cent. solution OF carbolic acid TO pre-
vent tho deposition Of the eggs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-09


-, NJ the White House ut Wash
- ,he ground was years ago laid
T. an ellipse which was left M
o-' ara simply known as the White lot.
pa seniember It has had its name
'sa,red and will hcnceforth be known
= e;,.sa Army place. ~ thc twenty
9th annual encanpment OF tho Grand
, o. ~ tho Republic It was christenod
rnder IT, new name.
'saddoning rather than Joyful was the
conn, to reproduce tho grand review
,,se5. That occupied May 90 and "a.
ror two whole days hoofbeat and drum
"a. bugle call and football, sounded all
,.ro,her mingling in long. rolling
.Sy,bm as the men who saved the Union
,asrcbed up Pennsylvania avenue to the
white lot. There were 100000 OF them
,hon Grants stern faced thousands
from the Potomac. Sheridan's horsemen
.,d shernan's bummers were all there
with their great leaders.
in the autumn Of 1899, when the grand
,eyiew took place again and tho votcr-
avs who had saved the Union marched
an Pennylvania avenue, tho passing &C.
esped eight hours, and there were more
,osctators along the streets than men in
,te ranks. There were 10000 gray
beards, who in tho rests Of tho march
leaned upon canes instead OF muskots.
But they wero none the less impressive
for tho element Of pathos that was about
them. Few as they were comparatively
This year II Is certain that never again
will even 10000 veterans OF tho Union
army march up that avenue to the sound
Of ffo and drum behind tho white silk
and gold flag Of the commander Of the
GAR. White and gold-emblem Of
peace and glory.
Splendid sights there were In this late
review at Washington, sights that could
have been witnessed in no land beneath
the sun but ours-this blessed homo OF
liberty and human rights. In one of
tho delegations from q country post In
nm Ohio town walked q white haired
man, strong and erect, Of soldierly bear
ing. but modest, as became simple
private in tho q. A. X. ranks. Tho
white haired private was Rutherford u.
Hayes, major general in the Union army
and ex.president OF the United States.
Tell it to the kings and emperors OF tho
old civilization that thoymay know from
incidents like this how and why tho
United States Is the most powerful ma
ton on earth.
Well, goodby veteransl May the next
reunion find you all yet alive, happier
and richer than you arc now, every ono
Of you. AS long as you or your descend
ants arc alive our flag will DO there,
the flag which It cost 30 much to keep
intact, Forever
Lot every color ny,
Every pcnnon faunt IN pride,
Wave, starry Tag, on high.
Float In tho sunny Hky.
STREAM DER tho stormy tidel
For every stripe OF stainless hue,
And every star In the field ~ blue,
Tcn Thousand 81 the brave md true
Have laid them down aud died.