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CEDARTOWN RECORD.
W. S. D. WIKLE & 00., Proprietors,
('El)AHTOWN, GEORGIA, SATURDAY. MAY 22, lS7f>.
VOLUME I. NUMBER 40.
TIMELY TOPICS.
0*pt. Eads hopes to have
built and deep water at the
tl» 'Mississippi iu eightoou n
Oko. H. Pm
liia jetties
mouth of
*uths.
A. In ms express
mewtuger who killed n robber in liia
oar recently, has been voted $1,000 in
gold by the directors.
England sticks to ninzzle-loading ur
tillery, and is manufacturing it an ex
pense of $1,600,000 nnnnnlly, while the
t* anything
chancel lor-
nt position
fiieml Dr.
onitnntly protected
i,i™,
rest of the world i
but liroech-loadcra.
It looks as if tbo 1
ship was not such
after ad. Bismarck
Ealck have to be c
by policemen.
Dn. IjINdkmas, ttio United States
rtint director, estimates tho product of
tbo Comstock mines in Nevada for this
year nt thirty-five millions of dollais,
sinl next year’s product at fifty millions.
A Washington re teg ram estimates
that the government has Wen defrauded
ont of two and a half millions of dollars
daring tho last three months by illioit
distillation.
Tim uumberof passengers saved from
the ill fated steamship Schiller wns
only,fifteen out of a toJjLof ttvo huu-
Ureit aUtl flL» The loss of life, all
told, xrill reach fully threo hundred.
Two “ valuable " dogs tried to oat up
n little Atlanta girl the other day, and
ono of tho Atlnutn journals expresses
the mild hope that she may recover.
Tho dogs, meanwhile, nro looking for
another small girl to lunch ou.
Latch advices swell the number oi
lives lost ou tho steamer Cadiz to 02.
The Cadiz whs out of herooursc in con
sequence of a misreckouing of her cap
lain. Hho struck a rock and sunk almost
Tin: southern memorial association
lins adopted a resolution that all sol
diem of tho federal and oonfoderati
armies bo cordially invited to join the
memorial association iu decorating the
graves at Arlington tho 1st of June.
Tint latest at sortion of tho historical
ioonoolosis is that documentary
deuce exists to prove that the Boston
patriots of 177.1 emptied uothiug but
painted onts iuto tho harbor, tho Brit
ish tea bring t aken ashore and economi
cally mod iu the ordinary way
•*Thrift, thrift. Horatio.’
Tnv:
total revenue r
> April 30, 1,8
Tho receipts fr<
11 :»0, 187
its from July 1,
w.re $81,846,-
m duly 1, 1874,
$89,768,871.06;
If.
the
807. Ot
$7,918,21
r tho Hist ten months, is added
pis of May and dune of the last
«r, tho total will be $110,274,-
u as the
cabin and 1,200 steerage passengers.
The joiner work of the vessel alone cost
6,000,
Osk of the dangers to which Eu
ropean tourists are exposed, is tho pres
ence, this season, of tip uuusual quau-
tiy of enormous icebergs and ioo-llelds
Atlantic. Many vessels have
latterly taken the extreme southern
route to Liverpool, Hamburg and other
points, on this account. Tho steamer
jeipzic, which arrived at Baltimore on
Saturday, although she entno by the
uthem steamer track, ran alongside
an iceberg two hundred foot high
and five hundred feet long.
Among the list of cabin passengers on
tho ill-fated BohUlcr, as published in
tho New York Herald are raven from
Georgia, of whom only one, Marx
Cohen, of Montezuma, On., is reported
saved. Tlio?o lost are O. O., M. W.
and Miss Jennie Leouliardt, of Augusta,
M. Harrison and A. Waterman, of
llawkiusville, ami Hermann Sprite, of
Mseon. Wo notice but one other name
from any southern state, Joseph Wile,
of Greensboro, N. C. No southern
passengers appear in the steerage list.
Statistics have recently been publish
ed showing the condition of the church
of England. Since tho year 1800 and
b$fcRfl872 tho church of England lift]
built 8,204 ehnrchrs and rebuilt 926,
milking 4,219 in all. In 1881 the i
her of henifioefl was over 10,000 ;
there nro over 18,200, with an annual
income of $8,207,280. England had
6,000 parsonages iu 1836; anil there
11,000. From 1830 to 1872 there i
expended on purish schools about
500,000.
Oui'.AT Bimtain pays $140,000,000 for
tho annual maturing interest upon her
national debt. This linn boon done for
sixty years. In that time she has poid
her debt twice over, bub yet it romuins
in full vigor nt its old amount. Wlmt
a moth is interest! Yet this is what wo
are doing in this country. All our
greenback indebtedness without interest
wo are putting upon the poopln with
interest, which already amounts to more
than ono-third of tho expenditures of
the government.
Tint Han FriuieUoo Glironiolo calls
the attention of immigrants to Oalifor-
that they will havo to contend
against the cheap labor of tho largo
Ghineso population on the Pacific coast,
and a >uw»\oh itculf. tuth tho reflecting
that Gaucasinn labor,will eotuit off vlo-
tortoiis and drivo tho Mongolian popu
lation hack to China. This may ho
true, but the record is Hint the Ohiua-
man will umlorbid any eliws of laborers
for work, and the existence of a large
Mongolian element in California should
ho duly considered by men without
capital who have rang lit tin Pacific
onast fever and meditate niigraliou.
Tiik pass ago of what
i‘‘ Pence Preservation rot," and wbioh is
n reality an oppressive law akin to till
“Gorlov " law imposed bv the Normal
conquerors in England, h«s been s;
obstinately resisted iu the English par
liaracut by the Irish members that tin
business of tho government has booi
seriously obstructed.
Ann Eliza, t
Brigham Young,
Chief Jtistco L'
versed the deois
Keene which ti
month alimony
cided that as thi
divo
seventronili Mrs.
,H coma l<> grief,
inn practically re-
f his predecessor
ed her $500 per
ic new jndge de-
•nld have been no
iogo, there could be no legal
ad hcrce no alimony.
Chicago is badly swamped financially.
The delinquent tax list foots up $0,750,-
000, and the city is borrowing money to
meet the deficits in its treasury by rea
son of the shortcomings of tax-payers.
But worse than that, it is acknowledged
that if all tho delinqaent taxea wire
collected they wonld not be snflloientto
pay the outstanding liabilities of tho
city not provided for in the funded
debt.
I’nnTHKK details of the sickening dis
aster 'o the rtfamship Schiller state
tliat nine'y-one bodies have been recov
ered, and an inquest has boen held on
twenty xf them. There must have been
about three hundred persons lost. It
is the opinion of the officers that had
there been a lino of telegraph, from the
light-home to Penzance or Plymouth, a
steamer might have been sent in time
to have saved many lives.
Tap following table shows the growth
of the public debt of the leading nnti*
of the globe in tho last two years :
LATK news summary.
EAST.
Signor Wnuilnnna, the sword swal
lower, wlillo performing Iasi wook at OalalH.
Mainn, cat lilmmlf Internally. Inflammation
ciinuixl. ami lio iliod last (mining.
An immense wharf, orwered with coni,
men. teaniH, and ulifde. quietly and Hiiddenly
slipped into tho East rlvm at Brooklyn tlio
otlior day, nntalling a loss of ♦68,000 on prop-
, rtv-ownors. No tiunian lives wero lost, for
Innately.
Gommiasionor Douglass has tele
graphed to tho various supervisors who am
superintending tin- work of -oizing illicit dls-
iUrrh'H to sond tho names of all tho revenue
of tlio oatabllshments
iioy may bo dismii
and reported to tho United Hinton district
attorneys for prosecution in evnry ease wher
tlmro is ovidonoe of oolhision.
Tho centennial celebration of the
capture of Fort TicomU'roga, by Col. Ethan
Alton, took piano on tho 10th. At sunrlso
calibration !>egan by a rovlollo and s&lnto of
thbtocn guns. A collation was spread among
the ruins of tho fortou tho moadowa and
summer hotel which was opened for tho o
sion. Ttio memory of Ethan Alton was «
hr a tod with thn enthusiasm duo tin* hero, i
In the nitno of the “Great Jehovah and
Continental (’engross." captured tho old!
a moved to tho fort grounds over
aken by Kthen Alton
ammltted In that comity last Thursday. I>.
i. T.ambort keeps a country stoic twelve
miles north of Clinton. It stands alone on
prairie, lias a croquet ground in front of
building, and is tho resort of tho young
people of tho neighborhood. Last Thursday
morning, about eleven o'clock, two strangers
■ode up, entered tho store, and wero shortly
ollowed by two otlior strangers. As roon
is ttio laltor outcroil tho store, tho Unit
wo draw ttiolr revolvers and commanded
t.ambort to stand. Ttio other two men wont
to ttio eroqnot ground, wlirro eight gonttenien
and ladies wore playing, and ordered thorn
Into tho store where they were guarded by
three of the men while tho fourlhrobbod ttie
More of $200, a lino watch, a shot-gun two
revolvers and a considerable quantity of
goods. They then left in the direction of Clin
ton. Alt well-dressed, griitcol looking men,
well armed and mounted on splendid horses.
Tho robbery was dono ho quietly that a black
smith working 100 yards distant knew nothing of
it until the affair was over. A gentleman living
near Ottn'oh says ho saw two of tho Ynnngor
broth ora, and from UiIh fart tho robbery is At
tributed to the Youpucr mid James brothers.
M ISC KILL AN KOUB.
Tho postmaster-general has issued an
order forbidding ttio payment by the |>ostmas-
ter at Cincinnati of postal ordoin drawn to the
order of L. 1 >. Bine, who is engaged in eon-
ducting a gift outorprino. All registered let
ters addressed to Mine are to tie returned to
ttio cOloo from wliioh mailed.
Investigations in*o tho operations of i
ttio so-called s')},- conspirators |> I Iowa Unit of
the silk placed upon tho market in Now York,
>ho government was deprived of one million
tlvo hundred thousand dollars.
1*0 REIGN.
Japan hna coded its portion of tho
island uf Hagaliolon to Knmlft.
Orders have boen issued by tho Ger
man government to troat rh a punishahlo of
fense tho cotlootion of moiiov for the bcnetlt
of ttio priests who havo been HiitijeCted to
lognt pAiialtios.
The Catholic bishops of Prussia havo
decided to dissolve tho leligioiiH orders wliioh
tho state tcleratoa, rather than see them sub
jected to governmental supervision.
I)r. Gybichowsky, tho SnlTragan
hop of (Ineson, (l.rmany, who oonsoorsted
tho holy oil on Mauiiday-Thursday, lma boon
•on viol ed of Illegally exercising oplanopal
fnnetiniiH and sontoiiocd to nine months' Ini-
onraent. Herron Ziokowsky and Floolnsky,
gy of ttio cathedral, who distributed tho
oil, havo I icon sentenced lo a lino of twonly-
ilvo marks each
It is reported from Paris that tho
Prenoli government positively contradicts ttio
assertion Hint (iermnny tins recently made
ropresc ntationa of n liontilo tondonoy. Ttio
snme dispatch eontairs a slntement, helhivod
to t-e semi-official, tliat no ouuho of eonlllct
oxlsln between (lertnany and France, and ad
vices from all tho eaplt:il>t ol l'.rtrope are ol
the same toner that pacific ciuw»-^ u -t—‘-‘““u-v,
where in the s*nnnflA1ir *
Tim '"v
editorial, says "Wo hollovo the czar.i« ro-
solved to hold most decided language in favor
(,f ttio maintenance of peace and lo use every
effort to put a stop to tho present alarm. A
few days will probably bring forth official dls
datums of rniionl roporta. It ia possible It
will bo said Hint there is untiling to Justify
neb apprehension, but tlmro should bo no
mistako on lids point. As long ns tho present
onditionn idiiialn thorn must ho luirasinosH,
.ven danger. An unforeseen incident, an
outburst of jealousy may pro ipllnte a rupture,
ho czAT I" unable to giiarantno that France
III not attack (lorniauy within
l> my fair Island ! - silualo in ilio sra,
■o\cs «f tlilnn;
His bashful illle
m toward a blurs
I know wliat Hwe«tiici -
dial clash nf liny bills
clolahwtil lheto,
atoli, Mirouuti dust tml
Bcinstiuii'* I seek iiiuti - - O deaf and (blind l—
uni cimu t find tnee, loveliest, anywhere.
Yet - whether It bq a, me vague, etli red puls
Or fugitive sw.'et edrr illldefllied —
MAUD S REVENGE.
limy ho
ifllctm employed a
" You foo,” ho t-'iiid, ‘
onr lust, afternoon togoklv
H(*uring this sho looked up into hiH
faoo with her bountiful blue eyed?
" Wlmt do you menu ? ” slio suitl.
“Put going awny," ho • luisworod,
“ and you know how it is in tho wArld.
Pooplo just moot iih lhey do in a stage
coach, liko oaoh other, part, and go by
dilToront paths to diflerent places.
Probably wo shall novor me>t again.
Sho made no ntiHwor. , Somothiog
tlml djd not soom to V»« hor honrt.
wun fivi «nd hoavy, boat against hor
breast and ohokod hor. ’i. Aih iuhu /mv. 1
been mi lting lovo to her for throe
months an ago in tho lifo of a girl of
sixteen. Hho lmd ovory rehson to lio-
liovo that ho dosired hor for his wife.
Ho had taught hor to lovo bim and now
ho wasoooly making his adieu; hut what
could sho do V Nothing hut stillo ovory
apponrnnoo of emotion, slid hear tho
blow in tdlonoo as best slip might. In
lovo woman has no rights [tlmt can bo
assorted. Wo all knoW that well
enough. Hho may havo pnrso,
porhaps sonio day hor riglt to vote, but
in tliOHo mattors that tonsil hor most
deeply, who ih by tho laff of ouHtom—
by tho command nf hor ov.’i pthlo also
—tho veriest slave,
“ A *ul ho,” paid ho, "I thought wo
might poo our prolty rivfcr bunk OQ0O
again,"
And she got back hor voice.
“ I hopo it in not ho damp as it wan
yeHtonloy," alio said, “ TlmnUs ; I’ll
not take your arm ; 1 must lift my droHH
and hold niy jiarasol, yon know.
"Hho don’t mind it an innoh iih 1
thought, sliO would," ho said to himself.
“If I worn only dead," h!»o moaned
inwardly. “ If I wefo only (land."
And then they took tlioii walk, and
olmttod, and ho OBCortod her to hor
not tago door, bowed to tin) old aunt at.
tlio window, shook hands and lumtonod
away.
Paul ltodlaw hud gone out of Maud
: MIMi
i nln.i, Dull rllO Had loVl'd Ikltll HO llllioll,
(mated him ho well; tho blow was more
| than sho could hear. Next day she was*
I very ill, iiudfnr u long time sho lingered
ut death's door. Tho blindi of tho little
I houso wore olosod. The old woman
i wont about on tip-too, with loam in her
j eyes. Tlio doctor's (illitiago stopped at
I tito gale twice every day, uinl ill all the
| village it was breathed that she was
j dying. But youth ih very powerful,
i Tlio girl grew well again, and with her
J very recovery a groat good foi l lino foil
' upon her.
Homo far ofT relative, dying, made
; her Idh heiress, and tho poor young
Igautio nrmamontH nro fn nmtiiiil meiiaoo. oreature, who had had ninoli lido to find
WhilothoyexlHt.it in beyond tho powor of j hernolf in simple iuiihIiiih and nont dr
imperial poacn.iiiakarH to allay appro hlini h, was now able to wear l
liannioiiH." | vet, and diamomlH if she ohoHO.
, , Her health whh titill dolioato, unci
Moro Whisky Frauds Unearth'd. trilV0 i WIIH r eoomnionded. Why should
Tlio whisky frauds are still receiving H j l0 , u ,t travel if she olioso? - infiney
attei tion by the Ireasurv department, j „,. 0 ,i not, he thought of now. The old
and Holicitor Wilson Ih oontinuully mi- j aun j, W hh mifilelrnt protooti'a*, and the
artliing new fronds. Further record j i W(t togetlicr crossed tlio olmnnel, lin-
ovideneo lmsbeondiHoovered against the j g„ r j n g long on tho oontinent, and re
union Copper distillery at Chicago, and turned alter » five year’s absence, to
160 barreht of spirits seized at their Establish themielves in Ijondon, whoro
works. Three hundred harrola wen- ft ( .j r ,.|,. ,,f fusliioimblo friflnds soon
also seized belonging to Bovin .t Fraser, j B |, ru „ K U j, about thorn.
,oni«, frcnli proof hnviiiK boon M(l|lny „ „,i s |itj dilToroiioo in
obtainw) ngitinHt tbnni. iic,il)ln'ii livc-n. l’nibably Xlmid would
I'notogriipllic ooiiinn „f tlio inlorllnl * J, r , inv „ known Him »•»« lj«#ritiflll if
revenue roliime on, being:m«do i.t tin, I pcor; bill, M,« know
troiuiury ,l„i„,rtmnnt^„i„I ^ forw,ir,l, ,l t<> j j( |1(|W r ri „, „f flaltom b>ld her of
linr olmrmH. l-uv,irn w„r,s nt iior foot.
and liolpod hiH lovo along. He flung
himself into pursuit of hor heart with
ardor, and at last gathered hope enough
front Inr glances to speak lo her. He
offered hor hiH lieiut and hand ; and
hIio whom a glance or a word once
thrilled ho accepted thorn as she might
a boqnc t of flowers,
It troubled him a little that the
blushes and BWOotnoHs of tho old time
did not rot urn ; but perhaps tho societ y
manner ho admired so much forbade
that. At Inst she was hiH; and when
she was his wife hIio would no longer
refuse those which ho found it, so difll
cult to hog from hor now.
Tho man who ho coolly Hat naido tho
tenderness of that fresh young heart,
that loved him ro pined for it now as a
wr 1 ary traveler pines for the cool spring
and shadowed resting place. Yet had
she not given him that “nos" that meant
she loved him ?
Ho put by his doubts and looked for
ward, longingly, for tho wedding day.
And Maud, what, was in hor honrt?
Why did she laugh to herself as she sat
alone V Why did she recall over and
over again the omol parting at the cot
tage door ? llomomberlug tliat then she
was poor, and that now she was ho rich ?
Worn thcHo memories to carry to the
‘altar ?
The day wiib set. Every ono know it.
Maud herself told fifty confidential
friends. Reporters would have an ac
count of it, for t**oir papers. It was not
like Maud to desire > noli publicity, but
,;dvp had made sure of this for some
private reason, an.'A 1 ’" happy pair wore
to meet at tho church. Tt was “
church, which at an early hour of the
appointed day waa crammed from one
end to tlio other with people iu full
droHH. It took two clergymen to man
age so fine an affair. They worn there.
Wlmt a bustle, what a crash ! Ami now
they are coming I No ; only the bride
groom and bin party—not tho brulo
yet. Hho must, ho hero in a few
moments. Tho ladles grow more rest-
loHH, Ton minutes piisaod—twenty—
thirty.
“ Tho hairdroBBor,"Haid one. “ lhat s
the delay."
“ No, t he gloves. They are always
tight," whispered another.
An hour. There must have \v
ident. Hho must bo dead,
Politico-Economical Problems of tho
Day.
At a mooting of tho American Hcciol
Hoiouco Association in Detroit, last
week, Hon. David A. WoIIh was intro
duced and delivered an addresn on the
general subject of social soionco, and
especially on tho relations of capital
and labor, and of tho mutual dntios of
society and tho laboring olasBCB. Ho
Hturted witli tho proposition that novor
before to-day has man boon able to pro
duce ho much with a given amount of
power. To illustrate this bo adduced
tho fact that by tho construction of tho
Smz aaunl. the time of a vessel's pan
nage from England to Calcutta him been
reduced from 110 or 120 days to 80
days. And this preponderance of mind
over matter ih b coming moro notable,
every year Glowing now and valuable
additions to tho Imt, of inventions. Tho
fields of soionco and art, are still open
to tho inventor, hut with the advance
of Hoionoo oaiuo necpHBArily a cheapen
ing of the productions of labor. What
was formerly a luxury comes to ho a
necessity, and former extravaganoo is
becoming frugality. Where this cheap
ening proooss will stop is an interesting
matter for speculation.
Tho speaker then examined tho pro
gressive stage of society as regards the
possesion of property. Tho poorer
olusnss arc gradually but suroly learn
ing tho motto, "ovory man for himself
and the devil take the hindmoHt,”
and are determined that the devil
of civilization shall not captera
it noos, they
them. -1| It does, they may, bko
the Oominumists of Paris, draw down
the whole <abrio of society into
cue common xlRrtox of destruction.
The woalthy perctiwo this spirit, and,
from this perinqilioiiXpouplcd with tlio
efforts and demands of’ .tho poorer ones,
Hchools, hospitals, ehurcl'^i sanitary
and social reforms I'prnm,. ".v Vehv,'.
ism, howevor originated stiik(N%itTnuos
unions anil orgiunzatlonsof tbatoFass.
A vagabond ropayo the aooiety \whioh
compels or assists him to Jiis vagabond
age by founding a liuj of |iftupcrs,unx>s-
titutes, lunatics and drunkards. Bdbioty
scca this, too, and moots the case by
all tho moans in her power. Tho idea
1 lmt tho men who talk of social solcnee
in our day are hermits, full of book
least dying otherwise she would come. I learning but, devoid of experience and
pLI.5 1 £n O their foot now. They actual knowledge of the evils they would
look at the door Home one Is coining, set right,, is a mistake. To snow tho
It, is only a footman, but he wears Miss absurdity of this belief, the speaker ad-
I. rmn ‘a livor dueed statistics and statements to prove
Ho advances to the bridegroom and | Umt by Mlojvinff out Hie teaold.^of
hands him a little note. Ho tears it,
open. This is what he reads, as the
eyes of the great throng turn upon
him:
“ Boor Tool ! do you forget, that there
is no demon like a woman Fojrned?
When you jilted mo long ago you turned
my lovo to bate. When you courted
1110 again because I nviih an heiress you
.Wra
ii |iron’d man. I am sure you will suf
fer very much, for I shall not meat you
nt, the church, or ever again, Mio|io. I
leave to-day for the continent.”
Maud luid written this sitting in her
room, in tho bride’s dress she had al
loNved her maid to dross her in that
Mi ro might ho no suspicion of hor plot,
and she had called lief footman and
sent him to llm ohuroli with this note
iu its white envelope. And now revenge
was satisfied ; she had punished him ;
sho wan tiiumphant; she had avenged
the wrong done to the other self who
loved him so.
’they stood at the window looking
down tho street, watching the groom as
he hurries away, when suddenly a (lusty
iy«l voUitrnmi, will, u WoMnf J«' I;™ 1 '.
Stepped out into tho middle of the
street, and began to sing an o'd tune
Maud knew well, an old lovo song tliuL
she had never heard before:
I Hfrovo to tear then from my lioart,
Tlio effort was in vain; ,
Tlio mi"ll wan ovor ou my lifo,
And I am horn again.
the ofllci
WEST
Bed Cloud, Hpotteil Tail and seven-
toon other chief* of Hiou;< Indians are m rout.
f >r Washington, to troat witli the government
for the rale of tho Illack Mill*
The captive Cheyenne, Arapahoe and
Kiowa Indiana, from < 'hewenno agency, arrived
at Fort Leavenworth on tho 8th, and were
placed in the guard house, whoro they will
tiieii 11 ;| U take* place. I lie
oquaw who is charged with murdering one of
the Germain family to among them.
The supremo oonrt of Ohio has de
cided that tho parsonage* and reside,nee* of
clorgymen, and aJI buildings and lots not actu
ally used exclusively for religious porposos
tho different oitie
substantiating their charges. I
Among those made was ono from Anger
nt Cincinnati, oeitifying that n certain
number of barrels of spirits had been
emptied and the stamps destroyed in
accordance with the law, and upon fur
ther search the same lot of spirits was
found in Cnieago in tlio original pack
ages, thus conclusively showing the
collusion of the gauger witli the distil
lers. On April 30, .Sir. Wetson culled
upon the collectors of internal revenue
in different localities to furnish infor
mation concerning transactions in their
districts, but np to last niftht very few
of them had responded, and to day the
secretary of thn treiisury called upon
them for an explanation of their non
.compliance, and for on immediate reply. I the
He in determined that all orders of this | ing.
nature shall be obeyed, or the collectors | uud
take tho conseque
Him could murry when she would, but
she had no heart to Rive any oho. Lovo
died within her heart in that long ill
ness haunted by visions of Baul Rod-
law. Her faco hud only changed for
the better; her manner was nure charm
ing than it had ever boon, but within
0 Ihi 1
1 l.niMii
hiI. This is h r
iid cats down *
» itself
iruptioiiM
SOUTH
i mimed Allen, ugivl 05, stabbed
<1 hi* father-in-law, Jacob Almond,
1* Paris. Ky., Haturday night, during
A new Pacific Mail steamship was
launched at Chester, T\i, last week,
being nnnib r 160 of the company’s
A German named Mas»
Hatmday at Asliport, fifty rail
was killed
above Mera-
rlo attempting to kill
ade Haturday night
her soul she felt a strange and terrible
change. Him who had loved so fondly
and tenderly had no wmdernosft left. All
those soft feelings hud perished, and
tlio man she lmd loved she positively
hated. Thinking ol him her soul was
lashed into a fury, aud she longed
passionately for revenge.
“Is it possible—Miss Herman
It was a crowded parlor ; music filled
the air ; a soprano of society was sing-
Miss Herman turned her head
.w Paul Itedluw. They had met
lake till! coimenlienees i ouwo more. A strange thrill swept
A Inrpo number , f „„ramuiiicalion« tbrimnb ber frame for a moment «b„
have been receive,1 from differeet .no- I remembered her old feobng f„r „m i
tionH from |„,rti™ offering to fiirnieb | an,I then followed all onn.lim of t -
proof of fr.n.1, r,„l the eeeretary baa | umol, n ° mM . ^“'10, and She
directed all a,mb to fnrniali the proof I know be woe a Imb.holor Btlll, and «ho
' l Informailon'"^ bee I at! 3T end ahe would bumble him
“^havo'e.M d m,on'"tho,o M of j Ter'hand,r/ looked'awe,,11/up Into
Ht. Louis to combine with thorn in pro-1 his face.
nring the services of Hon. Matt,
pouter to obtain their release. In re-
sponse to if, Secretary Bristow sent
dispatches to the supervisors at Chi
cago, Ht. Louis and Milwaukee, info
• It,
age
hi remember the garden, mid
bank, aud all the pretty
id bow did yon know me ,4 “
ing thtin that the best legal assistance j alUhm time
will be furnished them in their efforts
to convict those under arrest, and tin
government is confident of establishing
the guilt of the parties.
— Prof. Huxley, Dr. Sanderson, Mr.
Darwin, and other eminent biologist,
intend to petition parliament, on the
subject of vivisection, in ense it cjiues
up for discussion. While they are ojix
ions that naeiess cruelty should be
7«l
• prevuiiicd, ti
tut nr, „bei.
, legislative ac
views will hi
Crd
embodied in the petition,
One exploits a beautiful bid to be
come a beautiful rose," he answered.
He took her do n to supper that
night, and saw her to her carnage, and
ho called, as she had naked him to do,
in a day or two.
He iiud been a good deal in love
with her in those old times, thong!
11ad not been prudent to marry a poor
country girl, and Ic - had alwuylithought
her lira, itifiil '•'< I Be |,aea»,n of hi.
life tell up <i. him. Ambition was sat-1 give
put powerv
To bring i
ninoli iu countries sti
is ill thy parting glsn
in to thy foot.
I llipiilist lovo’s will
Wo cannot u>
When tic* has hound us nisi;
Forglvo tho thought Hint did tlioo wrong,
And l)'> mine own at last.
Maud listened ; tho tears stood in hoi
is. Huddonly her heart noftenod,
What years had not done this Hong lmd
jomplished in it few moments. Hho
is a girl again. Hho loved Paul Red-
law once more. All this fiendish long
ing for revenge was gone. Yes, she
loved him, she would he his wife. Him
could overtake tho messenger yet. Her
carriage stood at the door. She rushed
down the stairs and hurried into it.
Drive for your life,” she whispered
to the coachman. “ Uvertuko Thomas;
ho has a note that I must have back."
Nib coachman obo.yn J. Me .«vo k»>
bride was never driveu jet. But the
footman's foot had crossed tho thresh
old of the church ere they had neared
Hho stopped from thn carriage as
bride has seldom stepped, unattended.
Him had forgotten those who wore to be
with her; she thought only of him—of
her lover. The crowd did not tern at
her entrance. It had massed itself in
tho aisles and stood on the pew cusli-
social Hoiouco mortality can he much
dueed. Tho provinoo of the sooial
science reformor is to study statistics,
lompare results and draw indubitable
(mcluH'ons ; and for this work society
iWes him a greater debt than it ow "
lie HunooHHfal llmmcier or Htatosman.
Tho teachings <>r som » European re-
formers, that property ia theft, soom
ftVn/iS r< Vl)l) iiVq'ilsMiim ^lin'd ‘I'livisioil of
property. Am well attempt to provide
by ntatlito that nil men shall be horn
with an equal phjsloul and mental ca
pacity for production.
Mr. Wells proceeded at aonsiderahlo
length to apply the division principle
to American productions and acquisi
tions, and, to show tlio absurdity and
impracticability of it, ho said it is prop
er and right for tho workman of tlio
United States to demand and strive, if
lie will, for the largest possible share
nf the joint, products of labor and cap
ital, for it is the natural right of every
ono to seek to ohtian the largest price
for that which he lias to sell ; but if, hi
ho doing he restricts production, and
so dinmiishoH abundance, ho docs it at
his peril; for, by a law far above any
legislative control or inilnouof, what
ever inorcases scarcity not only in-
oroosoH the necessity, but diminishes
the rewards of labor.
Singular Imitation of Flab Motion.
It is now proposed to propel a ship
by k not of machinery imitating the
movements of tho dorsal fin of tlio sea
horse (Hippocampus). Mr, Holds
worth remarks that “they generally
maintain a nearly erect attitude, sup
porting themselves in the water by a
peculiar undulating movement of the
dorsal fin:" and the late Dr. Gray also
remarked of them that "they
FACTS AND FAN0IEB.
Would yea know tho baby’s skion '(
Unity's sktcH nro nmuunni* oyos,
Mamma's eyes and nniilo together
Make tlio baby's pionsaut wuatkor.
Lost tho baby think 'tin raining.
—EleplmntB llvo (or two lmnilrml,
Unco liliuilrcil, null ovou tout h.imlreil
year,-.
On why ahnuld n fellow fool sail
\Vln>ii it's fishy enough to fool gay ?
Oil, nvIiv should lio go for to (lio
Whim thoro'a ovory tmlaoomont to stay t"
—Mayor Wickham, of New York, has
had engraved upon his writing desk
Talleyrand’s md motto: "For every
appointment I have made, I have gainod
ninety-nlno enemies and one ingrate."
If rumor bo oorroot, tho I’rlnooss
Clothilda will be shortly separated from
her husband, Prince Napoleon, at hor
own urgent request. It was a mar-
riaffc d’ oonvctianoo. ,
An English justice fined ft boy tph
shillings for whistling whilo u ol»rftp-
mnn was passing the gate, and Wmt s
the sort of a little man John Blill itt
If the hoy had boon bumming J tuu0
he'd have probably been oxacntoa,
-It. must be rntlur binding on a man
io hundred and ton years old to pick
and 1 iina^+^horafton like t&« m !n n vb«
ending editorial :
“Tho cooil (lio young ;
Hut tboso nvIioho bonrtH aro dry bh HUimnor
(hint
Burn tu tho Hookol.’
—At' 1’ompeii they rcoontlv found a
uurious rooord. 11 Was soratohod on tho
stucco of a kitohon Jvall, and has boon .
thus translated: "Lighted tho lire,
oooked his meals, and swept hm houso
for him-fiH.nQl^ywiwKoSlils (Tay, mnI hV
refuses to take roe to the clrons. Lo*
m nth this, in a different lmml, is w» t-
n ; “ Women are never satisfied.
—“There is ft dog." This trivial
phraso was used by an instructor of
actors in Paris as tho vohMe of an im
portant lesson. Ho ti-dRht them to
j vo it, ill tho sense of various mjpros-
t,10nj ‘ . i i .„,.n are only living a
—Bald-headed non nro
litlln iu to our
ill* lo 1)1,twill, W» ( lir holt,
iri«liy umii Ktoin, n l[BI \ prolifln
mid toon *illi lone ' J ,1 thut. they
MSS
to Imniiiu viinltj, u
k,toi)"i J -M ta ?- a dontin
Arroli, nlh tllWiJ., BW oel-
O’Flonoiftnu to lit" lotliwo - n , on 0,1-
hl-ort, who lmtl not filvuli lliu.
portimity to got Iu it word odgow..o,
during o too linnrn' rido behind tlio
littlo hoy 110RH in W« oyotor wog™ !'
0 vt: iifthor ltnowln' tvliy yotir oltoeltH
till, 1 my lionloH tlmro? ,„ S A", r "
,tml it’H liooiiiiHO tlioy nro rod, Jh t
,1110th tlio hhiohlng Bridget, I ttith,
ami a bolter raison than that, rnavour-
noon. Boon use there i« ono o thorn
aioli side of a wagRin' tongue.
The Mecklenburg declaration of in-
dopondomm might novor hovo imoior
t,ili/.od Nurlli Oorohmv it it liiidn t boon
tor tlio nniUnuhtng lovo ot mntnraony
shown l.v tlio lodioo of tlio tnr-hool
ototo. Tlio toyol governor,! allowed
tho county olorta to olmrgo * 0 tor n
mnrrlngo licon 0; thm extortion op-
eratud an a damper on tlio ardor of tho
owaina, hot roniod in tho l c malo brooot
tlio vongoanoo wliioh blo “’. f
quell, todepondeneo waa tho inovit.
Ado roHiiH.-hWont/o IrUmnc.
-Tim trade in »blooded" dogs
Ih an It, m ot no littlo amount, dho
value of tlmoo p-inoipally pointer,1
brought to thin oounlry from England
during tho InHt two J,-arH, io atalod to
liHftlOOOOO The furorC - about Lave-
roXed lriohoottoro, G^ttoh. and
kindred hroeds, is now ft« great.
1 with
kindred browm, u , * b .
over that In .Tapan nbopi »po*“'J®,
bita. No dog that oimto l"»a than •i.uuu
faoiiit'v, but not vorv rapidly and tlmy I io now oonohlerod t ”"" r "pidlgroon
Hoorn to iiiiivi, cliiolfy by tho notion of valuahlo aimn on tho
the dorHal and peOtoral fln„. The peg,
Nothing in a Name.
A writer oav»: All nnmoo were origi ■
Blowed l |)y*tho' 1 onoioutB' r wiUi 1 'rega^to
thoir well llodorBlood moaning. B' ,m “
they wore commemorative
ssss*®f%
(implied to ono born in that month) ,
HI* tlio sovontli, cto. In other
naira they worn oaprtaawo of »he^-
r ati,,na,d"airoa,or i hopciaoftho parent,;
' Lot
she
it—what has Imp
fully expanded when they
move, and in very rapid motion, the
notion being a kind of wave commencing
ut the front end and continued through
its whole length continually repeated,
ho us to form a kind of screw propeller. "
I'liiii unduiatory motion of the fin is
produced by the lateral movement, iu ft
given constant order, of the spines
wliioh an to oompoflo it; the movement
Piling nC ilgflli *0 *!*•» ""'"Tf
the body, and consequently at right
angbs to tho direction in which the fish
travels. A delicate membrane intervenes
between each two spines, which partici
pates hi thoir changes in position, and
forms the inclined planes above Hpoken
of. Mr. G Becker, of London, Has con-
Htrnctcd for the royal institution a boat
beneath the keel of wliioh is arranged a
, ’ nv • Bonodiot, blessed. Not unfro-
q3ly they were ^
11 mo aiioi... w„ r „ .. ,...» Tr - . ‘Z“lrSddy-nAfaa,rod haired. Namea
series of rmla, to wliioh an undulaU.ry H i g hi’aoout now aH they wore in
. ..i Umt i\t llm dorsal I m .i„ „„.i «a imnnrtant, Dtlt
pleaded^
’’Thoo B,,mo ono »»id, "Tho bride, 1
and they all look,id that way, but in
stood ot making room thoy tried to bar
her advance, and thon somehow tlio
clergyman hud made his way to her and
took hor by tho arm; and tho v,nro of
hysterical woman rent the mr :
“The doctor says ho is dead. ’
Maml knew no moro.
There is au odd, half e.rnzod woman
,11,Inring from piano tn pli.cn with a
maid ami a courier. Tln-y call bar old
JliHH Herman, and toll how tho bride
groom died in ohuroli on Ida wc.lding-
moruing, "ut tlniy dn not know alb !<o
uu „ OJU1 guessed the contents of the
little note Hut was swept away next day
when the church was swept, or guessed
why Paul Jtedhiw died.
A genius thus defines tho differoi:
A Hr. Louis Family Extinct nv tub
Loss of tiik Hchillkh.—The loan of
the steamer Hchillor oil the Hoilly Isles,
in the English channel, has brought
mourning into many families of two
continents. Among the two hundred
passengers reported drowned were
seven or eight from Ht Lous. Mrs.
Ridgeway and her two little grandchil
dren and her son-in-law, Mr. O. W.
Walter, were ou board, and are believed
to lie among tho lost. Mrs. Ridgeway
was well known in this city, whoro hor
huslmnd was engaged in business many
Years he died about five years ago.
Within a porir 1 1 ™ M, “ Ajru
Ridgeway hu',
laughters pasi
He adored in
,. ..strain his heart. I thing he want*, and
h i. And tho faot Unit she I twenty-five cents bo “ ||’ r
I a belle inflamed his pride 1 thing she does pot want.
I of eight, months Mrs.
her husband mid two
i, way, mid now she and
grandobildron have found a
watery grave. Tlioy wero tko only
survivors of llm family, mid no rein-
• left.
Yr
movement aimilnr to that of tlio ilornal f, l'lato, nml aa important,
fin of tlio hinpoorimpua,« oommumoatod > , ' , I10n Uy ignorantly or oaroloaHly
by manna of olookwork. Tho roll, wave J™ .* tlulB m „king our pcHonol n -
liaokwiirila ami formula, hogmnlng at W, c 2{ nr0 wo r»o than maamngleaa
tho drat aud continuing to tlio loot at I w |tn tlio name of Cloorgo or
right angina lo the length of tlio boat, ■• Tj „igl, Unntoblorvoa, might
1 well to all un.loratood purpoaoa, be
now d an P y‘th"ng r bat'“tho' floxemhoirod
heavenly blue. .
rpU:d y m;f:rorufflng i: i fi .a»'ia [
factory roaulta, ond w . „ rogr#M .
Hevorol large workt' J [JJ, \ lho Hand
i0B - T1,e Jnl bo flniS next month,
company will bo im.o ^ ^ jn thu
and I. abaft wi'j th „,„„r before
T ',::,::i"';: , :o t ;:,: l g!u p min.,. Th«o i.
,,l gold I,oaring quartr. in tho
l iia about Dihlonega, aud the men
i , alv.irn for it now will not ho
£ ' uhBlftclea. They
liii vo miano and.plrnt/'.l pmaavoranoo.