New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
TIE TALK OF THE DAY.

Even the cod Boston girl does a little scorchinS
nowadays when the police are not looking
This country" writes Mr.. Casey to his cousin IN
Ireland lis the greatest on earth II Is county
where the man VINO a. II he don't have 20 earn he
is a dom sight better. '-1ndsanapoi's journal
c;adzooks-well. there are some Democrats VINO sFs
ready to stand up for the party's principles.
Zounds-Yes but see how many Democrats ~"
ready to lie down for the party's interests
The Reward Of virtue-sunday-schco Teacher,
Now Johnny. tell me why It Is petter 10 TX so0A
Iohnny-Cause then you don't have TO ME H IN
yeu and swearin' he'll break every blamed bone
in yer body when he ketches Sou-'O'e'e'A "'
Leader.
One of the problems in the cleaning OF rhiia"e.
ph,a's streets In the outlying residence portions "
the city is how to keep down the growth OF grass.
The Ledger" in speaking Of Wildey-st'. say tnas
by fair Its grass crop will be luxurant
TT is wonderful" said young Mrs TorkinsS "to
think Of the progress the world has mace aanc.
replied her oa walk Out on
streets you electric cars ana eiec,rle ts IN. a
feel 80 sorry for the poor Romans How they
ever managed read anything by the s1t o, .n ,
spluttery Roman candles Is more '''a' 1 '"'' ''''
agine "-(Washingtcn Star
Teacher fahout 70 expatlate on the virtues OF the
dop,-Now. children. can you tell me the animal
which is capable of the greatest attachment 90 MANI
The b,.ghtes, boy in the class-I know the leech
SHE WAITS FOR ME.
When. worn and tired with toll and care
homeward wheel my way,
thought dspels my dark DESPAIR
And lights the honeward way;
vision fair far up the street
With strainng eyes ! see.
/ hurry then my love 10 meet-
know she waits Tor me.
She waits for me: my love VEIN, ny own
S sss s assin h %s .isd tone e'
1t shor;ens every mile
She waits for me, because YOU SEQ
Like lightning she can go
AT every turn she waits FOR me
rue 80 a"''' '~(Cleveland Plain Dealer.
The public school children have adopted the follow
ing State flowers for their respective commons
wealths: Alabama, Nebraska and Oregon. the golden
roll. Colorado the columb.ne Delaware. the peach
blossom: Idaho the syringa; Iowa and New-York.
the rose Maine. the pine cone and tassel; Mime
sofa the cyripodium moccasin flower; Montana.
the bitter root; North Dakota, the wild rose Utah,
the lego ly and Vermont. the red clover. In add.
ton Rhode Island and Wisconsin have adopted
State tree the maple having been selected by both.
What do you want to haul me up for?" protested
the cyclist who had been humping himself along
the boulevard why didn't you grab some OF
those chaps that were scooting past me? They
were going at the rate OF twenty miles an hour
"You were the only one could CATCH" RESPONDED
the perspiring policeman. gripping him tighter
Chicago Tribune
There occurred recently at Sarmato Pacent.ho
1,alv Socialist ceremony a, the placing OF q mar.
b, bet upon the wall OF the house which was in'
habited by Fece Orsin one OF the first adopts OF
bomb-throwing. II will! be remembered that on jan
uary ~ 1855. Orsni. assisted by Rudio. Gomez and
perr threw under the carriage OF Napoleon Ill, IN
front Of the Opera. three bombs. which caused The
death OF sixty-three persons and the woundlng OK
nIrety-three others The murierers guiio-
tined. with the exception OF Rudo. They pretended
that their aim was to compel Napoleon TO keep the
society OF the Carbonari TO deliver Italy from the
Austrian yoke. Ii said. also. THAI the French
Erperor went 10 see Orsin In his CELL and promised
20 fulnl his oath and thus escape the future ven
geance OF the Carbonar. This report was due prop
ably 20 the fact that In 1885, one year after Orsins
execution. the battle OF So.fer.no was fought. ana
Italy became practically independent. The inscrip.
ton upon the marble tablet says: "Fece orsn'
spert night this house before going TO the oanAs
OF the Seine to accomplish the terrible oath wnca
led him 10 the scaffod. condemned by history ous
sanctihed by his patriotic love" II Is surprising tns.
King Humbert's Government should have pcrm'''es
such demonstration.
The proposition has heretofore been advanmSeu i "a
the Rev Russell H. Conwell pastor AZ tne ,,,sss a.
other vehicle though ne Is unakerably Oppose,
the riding OF wheels the day OF rest as eli
announced to his congregation that arranssm,rc..s
had been made which would enable wors 81 rs,1,s
who found II eascr and more conven.sens ~ "sv 10
to church bicycles than In any osner IA" ;ther
wheels to the Temple and have them Sno s;ns ~
Temple College GyTSsssSSm,; asxi Ss sSSV 0"