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No for the Book in This
From Tie Washington Post.
After long aud exciting struggle with Ben
Butler the grip is able to be aQQut again.
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PEOPLE HERE AND THERE.

Dalze is candidate for con-
gross in the new district into which his county
Of Noble has been thrown by the Ohio legisla-
ture. Near the geographical center, with his
own county solid, as usual, he is confident OF
nomination in district good for 1000 republican
majority.
Bis,narck's conversations
whether he be walking, driving at table, is
one continual corruscation OF fancy and idea.
However trifing the subject started, it is GER
tain to evoke orc of those bright flashes Of his
unique mind, which has enriched the German
tongue with store of winged words" for Bis
marcks epigrammatic sayings have already Sc
cured for him ''niche" in the ediGce OF ma
tional folklore, side by side with Goethe,
Schiller and Frederick tine Great.
DuCuANAN.-The active friends of Governor
buchanan, of Tennessee, are already laying
plans for his denomination. Canvassing this
matter The Knoxville Tribune says; ''Ihe
second term precedent will be strong card in
his favor. and he is likely to prove formidable
opponent to any one who enters the field against
him. He is by no means universally popular,
however, and it is probable that he viii hnd
many strong democrats lab0TinG tc enceNpa:s
his defeat for denomination"
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The BIRDS SONG.

In the splendid day, and in the starred and
stormless night bird sang its enchanting
song. Sang because the song vas in its heart !;
sang because the skies said! "Sing" Sang be
cause the flowers said 'Singl" Sang because
the sunshine and the starlight and the linger-
ing laughing winds said "Sing!' Sang for
the love Of song.
The sunshine whispered "AIl The world love
thee for thy song" The starlight murmurcd:
Thou shalt sing the world 10 sleep, and it
will rest in golden dreams Of thee :" tho roses,
kissing each other III the garden, said WHEN
love dreams near to us, thy son g VII win
him to our Breast" and the wind
still whispered: "Sipg-and l Will bear your
melody toheaven Oh my wings"
And the sweet bird sang until the whole
world seemed to move in melody, But il
could not know that the world was thinking
of its song in the sunshine, or dreaming golden
dreams of it in the soft start. gnt. The world
was only silent while it sang-silcnt and heed
less Of its melody and if Love paused to lis
ten in the garden where the roses kissed each
other, his face was yelled and hidden from
the bird; and if TIE wind waited its
song to heaven on its swift, sweet wings,
it brought 10 answer on its downward flight.
Birds cannot sing forever; and So one night
fainter-faiuter until the music driitcd into
silence.
The roses wondered in the garden; the star
light went glimmering through the leaves as
if in quest of something lost the wind ques-
toned every flower in vain and the dreams of
the world were sad.
Then, when the sunshine came The
world awoke and all men wondered
at the silence without, and there
were voices saying: "Where is the singer of
the songs so sweet? Where is the music we
were wont to hear?" And the sunshine said
Sin and the starlight said "Sing" and
the wind whispered "Sing!" But 10! III dust
and daisies the bird lay--dead!
Then the world wept and said: "The poor
bird sang itself to death. 1t could not live
answered and unloved. 1t hath broken its
poor hearth
Then it took the dead bird to its bosom and
said to the wind: "Bring back oh, wind!
the song Of this dead bird-the song
you bore to heaven in your hight'
But the wind answered: 81 cannot bring it
back; for all the birds are singing there, and
lost this poor birds music in the melodies that
ring through the groves of paradise forevcr!'
FRANK l.. STANTON.
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FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
An Interesting Sketch of'1wo North Georgia
MOOnshiners.
By Robert L. Adarnson.

was lrougt to the atlanta jail hy a deputy
marshal last week.
lie was mass of wrinkles, lmps gray
hairs, and sadness. He was JOHN Alton, from
one Of the mountain counties, and he might
have been sixty years of age and lie might
have been here since the food.
I have never seen such pitiful specimen as
he was. 1T would make your heart beat 20 look
at him. He seemed to be a living caricature
upon human nature. His every LOOK was an
apology, and he would not speak without first
CHANGING at every one iii hearing, to make sure
that he would not offend any one by his words.
'I am a old man." he told ine in his shrill
npleasant voice, "a old man nigh to the grave,
and this is the FIRST tine l was ever arrested.
was never in court, not even on the jury. L did
make little whisky, though"
lie is an official III what is called the Hard
she'll church.
Tie is an outcast OF humanity. Surely no.
body cares for this blunder of nature this hid
eous tumble of the elements Of a man.
And yet doubt if he ever harmed man in
his ;;,fG. Ii is right pJiful TO see linn in jail.
There are some Odd characters among these
moonShiners, to bo sure, and, as [ have said
some bad ones. They form a peculiar social
class of their own. They arc outlaws, and yet
their otfonses are not black. They have less
advantages of education than other people,
and to this and;to their envrons can be attri-
butcd their misdoings and their belief.
It would seem that in the progress of edu-
cation and enlightenment that this strange
class OF people would become extinct. But
thor number does decrease.
"Tnere are eighty of us in here a moon
sinner told me, ''and long bout the first of
March they'll begin TO pour in, and just
natcheraly fill up this place. Moro comes in
then an 'at any other time"
And he added turning to another prisoner:
'Sam, when did the Sykes boys and The
Sturges, and the Hoganses go out?"
"'Bout the last of October. They'll be back
in March Let's see, four O. the Sturges-
Mike, Dick, Henry and Pete-tho three Sykes
boys. and the two Hoganscs. That makes
nine tibet are sure TO come
"Ihe deputies may git that big bud o
your'n agin." ventured Sam.
The first speaker laughed thoughtfully, and
said
"They got Jim four times, the deppties did
But they got ter be quick ter git liza ag'in.
jim. slick 'un."
And so they live, these moonshiners, year
after year, between their disGlleriss and the
Atlanta Jail.
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His Bad Break.
From The Chicago Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
81 made fool of myself in a dream the other
night" said the with his feet on the table.
"a bigger fool than usual?' inquired the man
with the green goggles.
The other dstlained to reply, and went on with
his story:
~ dreamed that was standing with friend
in front Of d bar. lie had just said to the bar
tender
Jake, have you any more Of that prime old
Kentucky whisky of 1885,? and the bartender said
he had. Hand it out, said my friend. tIow will
you have it,? said Jake to me, and 1 said / would
take it hot, If he pleased. He went away to get
the hot water and woke up
well" said the man In the macintosh, in
Quiringly
"Why, don't you see that If had said I'd take it
cold would have had that drink? / wouldn't
have got left. 1t isn't every day man has II
chance at prime old Kentucky, even if it is in q
dream"
The assent to the proposition that he had made
most uncommon and unprecedented fool OF
himself hearty and unanimous that he
slowly took his feet down from the table and at
his suggestion the meeting adjourned and the au-
dience accompanied him in solemn silence to
the cold tea bazaar in 2 basement across the way.