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Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
KANSAS.
Weaver Electors Chosen, but the Fusion
State Ticket Defeated.

! Weaver Electors Chosen, but the Fusion
State Ticket Defeated.
Topeka, Kan, Nov. 8.-Meager re-
turns from various counties indicate
that the Weaver fusion ticket is elected
by small majority, but the fusion state
ticket is defeated. The poll was very
heavy, but not so large as expected,
many Democrats refraining from voting.
Those who did 60 to the polls generally
| voted the Weaver electoral ticket,
Topeka, Nov. S.-Partial returns from
the Seventh congressional district, now
represented by Jerry Simpson, indicate
that he is defeated.
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8.-The Times
Topeka bulletin says Kansas gives
majority for the Weaver electors, but
tbs Rspublicans have saved the state
ticket.
".opEKA, Kas., Nov. Sat 8 a. nj.
the Republican state central committee
national ticket will have $4,000 major
| have elected seven out of eight congress-
men, and will have 27 of 40 senators,
and IS out of 125 representatives in the
ctNbC iCSi5AusufCs
Chairman Breidenthal of the Demo-
cratic state committee says the Weaver
electors will have majority in the state
of 1000; that Llewellyn, for governor,
will have 1000 majority, and the Demo-
Gratis and Populists will get seven con-
gIessmen.
TOPEKA, Nov. 8.-Chairman Simpson
of the Republican central committee. at
midnight claimed everything. The
Harrison electors. he said, would have
at least 10000 majority, and the state
ticket, 10000. He claims also the cleo
ton of the full Republican congressional
delegation. Chairman Breidenthal, of
the Peoples party committee, claims
the election of that ticket by 10000
majority, but admitted doubt as to the
state ticket. He claims five out of the
ten congressman.
Shawnee county gives the straight
Republican ticket q majority Of about
1000. A dispatch from Independence,
Kan, to the Capitol states that Hum
phrey, Rep, for congress- is elected by
500 majority.
HUTCHINSON, Kan, Nov. 8.-Long.
Rep, for congress, carried Reno county
by majority OF 700 over Simpson.
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Federal Intervention in Alabama.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S. Last night
Governor Jones of Alabama telegraphed
Attorney General Miller, asking him to
direct the United States marshal to be
governed in his orders to his deputies
by the principles laid down by Judge
Brewer in his decision that they had no
right within the guard rail. The attor-
ney-general this morning replied, de-
Ginning to issue such instructions, quot
ing the decision of the United States
supreme court in the Siebold case, and
saying he proposed to be governed by
that court, rather than by subordinate
court. He, however, would instruct the
marshals not to enter the polls unless it
was necessary,
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Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. Sowing to
the strength of the Farmers Alliance
and the success OF the Peoples party in
the state, Minnesota this year was one
of the fighting grounds of the presiden-
tial campaign. This was the more 30
since the Democratic leaders had en-
dorsed four electors of the Peoples
party. All three parties fought for seven
congressional districts, also. The weather
all over the state today was clear, but
very cool. and 90 far as reported. the
vote cast is the fullest ever known.
Ten precincts outside of the city give
Harrison 692; Cleveland 434; Weaver
35. The fusion vote is not given in all
the precincts, but three of these ten re-
ported 181 votes for the fusion candi-
dates. The same precincts in 1883 gave
Harrison 855; Cleveland 1923.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
A Sweeping Democratic Victory on State
and National Tickets.

A Sweeping Democratic Victory on State
and National Tickets.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Nov. 8.-The re-
suit of the election in this state shows a
sweeping Democratic victory on both the
state and national tickets. The state ticket
ran ahead, but Cleveland's majority will
be very large. s. B. Alexander. DEM,
is reelected to congress from the Sixth
district by An overwhelming majority
over MAYNARD, the third party candi-
date. New Hanover county, which in
cludes this city, elects the whole Demo-
cratic ticket. Cleveland's majority in
the county may reach 700, q gain Of
100 over the vote of 1888.
RALEIGH, N. c., Nov. 8.-Returns
come in very slowly. They show thus
far that the Peoples party vote has
drawn as much from the Republican as
from the Democratic vote. In 10 pre-
cincts taken at random, in as many
counties, Cleveland gets 1900 votes
Harrison, 1000; Weaver, 800.
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TROUBLE Ar PoUGHKEEpsIE.
A Collision Between Deputy MarshaIs
and Police.


and Police.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov. 8.-A
quarrel broke out at the Seventh ward
polling place here between the citv
police and United States deputy mar
shals. 1t resulted in free fight, and
then in the arrest of the marshals. some
four or five in number. Thev were
taken before the recorder and admitted
to bail. The marshals went be-
lore United States Commissioner
Hester and swore out warrants for the
arrest of the police. Three of them.
including the chief, were brought before
the commissioner, who held them to
await the action of the United States
grand jury. In the scrimmage the
chief of police drew revolver on a
marshal and threatened to shoot unless
he surrendered.
Edward B. Osborne, senator from
this district, had to swear his VOTE A
warrant for his arrest was Immediately
afterwards procured.
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state ticket by 5000 plurality, but claims
that the Weaver presidential electors are
chosen by 5000 plurality.
HURON, s. D., Nov. 8.-Cold but clear
weather brought out full vote, and
early reports indicate that the Demo-
Gratis followed the instructions of their
leaders and voted for the Weaver
electors.
HURON. s. D., Nov. 9.-Partial returns
up to q. m. indicate that Harrison has
a majority over Cleveland and Weaver
in South Dakota. The Populists up to
this time show lees strength than two
wears ago,
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COLORADO.

The Indications Are That the Weaver
Ticket Is Elected.
DENVER, Nov. 8.--No official returns
have been received, but the indications
are that almost the entire Weaver ticket
will be elected. No figures can be
given tonight. The only doubtful
candidate on the Weaver ticket is Waite,
for governor, who run behind his ticket.
The email towns in Arapahoe county
outside OF Denver give Cleveland 627,
Harrison 305.
At2:15 a. M, 13 out Of 1876 precincts
in this city give Harrison 755, Weaver
1893.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
The Republicans Garry the State by the
Skin of Their Teeth.

Skin of Their Teeth.
BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. 8.-Returns are
exceedingly slow. Those from the coun-
ties 80 far indicate that the Harrison
electors have at least 1000 majority.
Johnson, Rep, is returned to congress,
and on joint ballot the Republicans will
have the legislature. The Republican
state ticket is carried by a small ma
jority. .got
BISMARCK, N. D., Nov. S.--The cleo
ton today on the presidential electors
was between the Republicans and Peo.
ple's party electors, endorsed by the
Democrats. The cold weather did not
keep the voters at home, as the great
est interest was shown in the result.
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THE SOUTH STILL SOLID.
DIXIE INCREASES HER DEMO
CRATIC MAJORITIES.
Almost a Clean Sweep in Every State
Eouth OF Mason and Dixon's Line.
Tennessee Polls q Big
Plurality.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Nov, s. Cleveland
carries the state by an increased ma
jority over 1888, the extent of which
cannot be ascertained definitely
until tomorrow, as many coun-
ties are remote from telegraphic
communication. The congressional
delegation will stand exactly as at pres
emit, eight Democrats and two Republi-
cans. The maiorities of the Republicans
are decreased, while the Democrats are
increased materially, notably congress-
man Richardson in the First district.
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Wyoming Goes Republican.

CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. s. Returns up
to IL p. m. indicate that Harrison will
carry the state by 1900 majority, and
that the Republican state ticket will be
elected.
DENVER, Nov. S.-A dispatch from
Laramie, Wyo., asserts that the Repub.
lican committee comedies the state to
the Democrats.
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Missouri.

ST: LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 8.-Meagre dis.
patches from all parts of the state to
the Republic indicate net Democratic
gains OF 25 per cent over 1888. This
will give the state to Cleveland by 3d.
600 to $4,000, and to Stone, Dem, for
governor, by 1900.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 8.-The city returns
indicate the election of Cobb and o. Neil,
Dem, and Barthold, Rep, to congress
from the Twelfth, Eleventh and Tenth
districts, respectively. The indications
are that the vote in st. Louis is go close
that the plurality either way will be in
significant.
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MINNESOTA.

Incomplete Returns Indicate Repub-
lican Victory.
ST.. PAUL, Mlnn., Nov. 9.-Returns up
to o'clock indicate 10000 plurality for
the Harrison electors over the straight
Democratic elector, returns on the
fusion electors being very incomplete.
James Bixley, secretary of the state
committee, said this morning: Five
Republican electors will be chosen by
a plurality of $1,000 to $4,000. Nelson
is elected governor by plurality OF
ID. 900.
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WHERE is WATSON ATT
Georgia Sends q Solid Democratic Del
getiOn to Congress.

Georgia Sends q Solid Democratic Dele
getion to Congress.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Nov. 8.--Richmond
county will give Black, DEM, nearly
5000 majority over Tom Watson of
"Where am I at?" celebrity. Returns
from other districts indicate that the
Democrats will carry every district, and
that Georgia will send solid delegation
to congress.
The third party candidates in every
district are showed under.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 8.-Cleveland car
ries the state by $4,000 majority. A
solid Democratic delegation to congress
ia elected.
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Peculiar

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curative value of the best known remedies Of
the vegetable kingdom.
Peculiar in strength and economy Hoods Sar
saparia is the only medicine of which can truly
be said, 900 doses one dollar" Other medicines
require larger doses, and do not produce a. good
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Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Peculiar in its medicinal merit, Hoods Sarse
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and has won the title Of "The greatest blood
purifier ever discovered"
Peculiar in its "good name at home "-thers
is more of Hoods Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell
where it is made than Of all other blood puriferA
Peculiar in Its phenomenal record Of sales
abroad, no other preparation has attained such
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Is Peculiar to Itself.
Peculiar in the originality and effectiveness a
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copied by competitors
Peculiar In the way 1t wins the peoples conf
dence, one bottle always sells another
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared only
by G. I. HOOD q CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Man.
100 Doses One Dollar
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NEBRASKA.

Weaver Seems to Have Captured the
Electoral Vote.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. 8.-A much heav-
ier vote was cast in Nebraska than was
anticipated by the campaign managers
of all parties. Fully quarters Of
the Democratic vote was thrown to
the Weaver electors, go the direct vote
for Harrison cuts very little figure. Re.
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THE LONE STAR STATE.

Cleveland Is Safe In Texas-The Count
Delayed.
HoUsToN, Tex, Nov. 8.-Beyond the
fact that Cleveland is safe, nothing will
be known here before tomorrow. Only
an insignificant number of ballots have
been counted.
Galveston, Tex, Nov. 8.-The wealth
er was bad throughout the state today.
The vote is about the same as in 1888,
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An Election Riot.

FORTRESS MONROE, Va. Nov. ga
riot occurred at Newport News az the
polls were closing. Mr.. Tucker and
Sheriff Millstead were badly beaten.
The Huntingdon Rifles were called out
and fred on crowd of colored voters.
A man named Briggs was wounded in
the thigh. All is quiet now.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09

MISSISSIPPI.

Cleveland's Majority at Least 10000 in
the Bayou State.
WEST POINT, Miss, Nov. 8.-The
Second congressional district, conceded
to be the only close district in the state,
bass gone for HardmoDey, Dem., by 1000
majority over Frank Burkittt, Pop.
The result insures solid delegation In
congress and the senate. Cleveland's 8
majority is at least $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
Virginia.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. S.-Oficial and
semi-official returns from 80 counties
and cities, including Petersburg, Nor
Democratic gains of about $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
VIRGINIA..

The Old Dominion Rolls Up Big Demo-
cratic Majority.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. Sat midnight
half the counties and all the large cities
in Virginia give Cleveland plurality of
between $4,000 and 10000. The Re-
puDlicans show gains in Gloucester and
Henry counties.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 9.-The latest
returns indicate that Cleveland's ma
jority is $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-09
South Carolina,

CHARLESTON, S. O., Nov. 8.-With the
possible exception of the Seventh dis
trict, South Carolina returns solid
Democratic delegation to congress, and
chooses nine Cleveland electors.
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New Mexico.

ALBUQUERQUE, N. M, Nov. S.-Re.
turns to midnight indicate the e.elec-
tion OF Joseph, DEM, for congress, and
that the legislature will be slightly Re-
publican on joint ballot.
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No Idaho Returns.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. Git will proba-
bly, be morning before an intelligent
idea can be given. The Australian sys-
tenn makes the count very slow.
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State of Washiueton

TACOMA, Wash. NOV. 8.-The Ledger's
returns from the state indicate that Har-
rison's plurality will be over 1000.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

weaver Electors and Republican State
Oficers Elected.
YANKroN, s. D., Nov. 8.-Ottawa
Peemiller, chairman of the Democratic
state committee. at 10 O'Clock tonight
comedies the election Of the Republican
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the returns at the white house, in COM
pany with Secretary Foster, Attorney
General Miller and Secretary Tracy.
The party discontinued to receive re-
turns after midnight,
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LOUISIANA.

Cieveland's Majority in that State Will
Reach 10000.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 8.-Rain fell al
most throughout the state. The weather
in many parishes was so unfavorable
that very light vote was polled. Cleve-
lands majority will probably reach
10000 in the state.
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REDLANDS !.

If YOU want to own an orange grove In the
choicest spot in California where in less than
10 years time it will be Impossible for a poor
man TO buy. in place that will soon be bought
up by wealthy people that can afford to crafty
their tas es by having beautiful homes in the
only Redlands in California, now is your time.
You are invited to call on the undersigned 70
be shown the beauties OF the place, and proper
ties for sale, If you care to look at them.
#. II. SHAMELESS,
Agent for Redlauds Real Estate
State street, near Windsor Hotel, Redlands
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when Cleveland had $4,000 plurality.
The complexity OF the situation will
render returns very slow,
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FLORIDA
shows Modest Majority OF $4,000 or
10000 for CIeyeland

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. S.-The state
Democratic executive committee says
Cleveland's majority in Florida is be-
tween 25, 900 and 10000.
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A MIxed-Up Family.

A curious case OF mixed relation.
ship comes from Australia DR..
King of Adelaide, widower, married
Miss Norris. Shortly after the doc
tors honeymoon, the doctors son mar
ried u sister of the doctors wife. Now
n brother of the doctors wife is about
to marry the doctors daughter.
In other words, the doctors son be.
came his stepmother's brother-in-law,
and when the doctors daughter has
married the doctors wife's brother she
will have become her stepmother's sis
ter-in-law. The doctor, by the mar
riage of his son to the sister of the doc
tors wife, becomes father-in-law to his
sister-in-law, and the DOCTORS wife, by
the marriage of her sister to her step
son, becomes stepmother-in-law to her
own sister.
In the event of the marriage of the
brother of the doctors wife to the doc
tors daughter, the doctor will become
father-in-law to his brother-in-law, and
the doctors wife will become step
mother-in-law to her own brother.
1t is an unsolved problem as to what
relationship the children of the con-
tracing parties when born will be to
each other.
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Falling From Balloons.

The proportion of balloon accidents
to successful descents has, on the whole,
says the Forum, been probably smaller
than should have been anticipated.
Blanchard, the first to take up balloon
ing as a vocation, died in his bed in
1909, after having made sixty-six de-
scents without accident. Many ascents
have been made in the cause of sci
.nce, and the names of Green, who
made over l, 400 ascents; of John Wise,
who made the distance from st. Louis
to Jefferson county, New York, 1900
miles, in twenty hours; of Gay-LussaO
and Blot, who in 1904 made a most
valuable series of meteorological and
physical observations at the height Of
$4,000 feet; of Glaisher, who rose to
$4,000 feet with the aeronaut Coxwell,
and especially, recently, of the brothers
Tissandier--all of these are familiar to
everyone.
In 1894 the balloon was used for mil
itary purposes by General Jourdon,
who secured continued observations Of
the Austrian movements, and thus
gained the battle of Fleury. The
French are also reported to have used
the same method in the Battle Of Solferi-
no. A balloon corps was organized by
General Mcclellan at the outbreak OF
our own civil war 1861, and the use OF
balloons was one of the regular and
daily means of obtaining informa-
ton of the movements of the enemy.
During the siege of Paris the balloon
became the only means of sending dis
patches out of the beleaguered city,
and proved to be very reliable. OF all
the balloons sent out from Paris, over
sixty in number, only three were lost,
and they probably simply because they
were dispatched at night to avoid the
risk from the fire of enemy, which, az
the event proved, was far less dan
gerous than darkness. Every gov
eminent probably now has balloon
corps.
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CHAPTER II.
GIT TAKES so LITTLE TO MAKE EARTH
A HEAVEN"

A fortnight had passed, and Esme
Hayes. He was Sydney's constant COM
panion. Together they sat out in the
garden, under the shade of the tulipa,
during the long, hot afternoons; to-
gether, later, they would pass to the
terrace which lay on the other side Of
the house-the terrace where, in all the
rays of the setting sun, the peacOck5
strutted up and down in all the pride
engendered by the consciousness Of fine
feathers. They would lean on the low
wall facing the'glory Of sunset, looking
across the level English meadows,
through which flowed the river, taking
on its CLASSY breast the rejecting CLEANS
of red and gold from the sky above and
admiring, often in silence, the glories
of heaven, which seemed finding re-
Election in the waters beneath.
The first few days they had read
much, talked of the work which was
the connecting link between the friends
the work in which the son of the one
and daughter of the other had so easily
found meeting place; and from that
they had diverged to books generally,
and comparison of what they had
read and liked.
Father" Sydney had said, entering
the library the day after Count Linden
helms arrival. and cautiously closing
the door behind her, where is Schiller?
You know told you that twas poetry,
not tennis, he would require to amuse
him. Well, he has already proved me
right. He is going to read aloud to me,
and of course"
as going to read Schiller" interposed
Mr.. Lorraine. Here it is"
Il hope" replied Sydney, smiling, @he
will not choose The Glove, though
suppose there is very little use hoping.
They all begin with that. At least, that
is the result of my large experience"
"You are very ungrateful, my dear
Sydney" was her fathers comment, as
he put the book into her hands.
But fifteen days had passed since
then. Poetry had been abandoned for
conversation, sometimes indeed for ST.
lence, whilst Sydney sat and worked.
And it was not only with Miss Lorraine
that Count Won Lindenheim had made
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himself something more than CASUAL
visitor. Old Mr.. Lorraine had groWM to
find his presence very welcome. His
gentle courtesy always pleased him and
The interest with which he entered into
his work, and the affectionateness with
which he would walk up and down with
him in the summer twilight, listening
to the stories of long ago, brought back,
in measure, his youth to the older
man.
"The sun is setting, mademoiselle, no
has deserted the garden, and it grows
chilly. Let us follow him to the other
side of the house."
AT the sound of the voice with the
little foreign accent that she had learnt
to know so well, Sydney Lorraine rose to
her feet, and put down her book.
"Itis you" she said. Where haveyou
been these one, two, three hoursP
Il have been for long walk, :" was his
AN alone?"
@All alone. have been thinking"
And could you not think herep It
would have been very much cooler and
pleasanter."
Cooler and pleasanter," he repeated,
but it would not have been thinking.
But now, come quickly, let us 60 to the
terrace"
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The Graceful Minuet.

The minuet which Strauss is about to
introduce to the partial exclusion of his
own waltz, was the first ball dance
which had really worldwide popu-
larity. II is slow dignifed dance.
an appropriate product of the time and
place of its birth. 1t is very old. When
Don Juan d'Austria went incognitO
from Brussels to Paris nothing he saw
during his famous trip excited his adj
miration half so much as the grace with
which the beautiful Margaret of Bur-
gundy danced the minuet. Other beaus
and titled dandies of the same period
also put in writing flattering illusions
to the beauties of this dance. Never
theless, it is exceedingly doubtful that
the minuet of those times was tho
original model of the minuet of to-day.
The minuet which very recently has
appeared in the Partisan salons, was
invented by the French ballet master,
Gardel, or rather was evolved by
him from much older dance for
the celebration of the marriage
of King Louis XVI. "Minuet Of
the Queen" is the title which the gal
liant Gardel gave to his new dance in
honor of Marie Antoinette. The figures
of dance of the time of Louis XIV.
we're utilized by Gardel as the basis of
his new minuet. The old dance, with
which every court ball of Louis XIV.
was opened, consisted mostly therein
that the gentleman and lady faced each
other, moved few steps forward and
backward in time with dignifed and
sonorous music, bowed deeply and re-
turned to their places. This dance
was called the 'Braule." 1t was sue
ceeded by the gavotte, in which Tho
gentlemen kissed the bouquet Of
flowers, and with deep bow handed
it to his partner" From this gavotte
Gardel derived the minuet. The famous
dancing master, Pecourt, introduced an
important innovation by changing tho
S figure into the q figure, which is still
danced. The minuet is the only dance
which preserves the courtly dignity Of
the old regime, and therefore has ever
been regarded as the most aristocratio
of dances. The most popular of minute
music is from the first finale of Mozart's
Don Juan. This music is the model Of
all other music to which the minute has
been danced of late years.-BerIinef
BOrSell- Courier.