The east Oregonian. (Pendleton, Umatilla County, Or.) 1875-1911, January 06, 1877, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text'c 'ir jy fllH ' katkw or avj4xi J&f cowr'f SB I Moitiait. J ' MINI? E9 MlltttS, Id 6iwMM, ) piaV wit tiVr Hnir. 'j JOB WOKK "f" J5 . I t-S-aiet 'VOli 2, PJSNULKTON, UMATILLA COUNTY, OREGON, SATURDAY, JANUAltY 0, 1877. NO. 14. -'mm. miy mm Mi mill . , ..... .,,..,. .. f m 14 am Jhtr AutiimVn ' r lw haw autumn-, when Oilf- lev Dfuii liwijr llimiitfli Ilia iUiniiH(rt tlr, Writ all mf K''I iiiitrtiuiiillnhiar. Ami m if ut reititd and bsr. nlUtftnt fr wilt they come mat tot i- iim pu sUiMrn tumwer hunt, KiAittiilU sil Is mow. IfAtfttii daj tiring Im tumnitr uLcrr, i) Mwtb!iit Mir trr mr UrtrnjjldK lilitli IiVh Hii(f At PailthK. Hw o wmttt t MUUU Ut y fat ewril. U'lat a IlltU matt. il..l M.,.1 I....-I.t... Hr MUmc tear- :TWWHmi. miu)U iniil4t rath froui tit it I )ox tli',in4 lliHl, n.1 UlllifuliiMt IHt. Ill tinHffHrT offtl Hillf. FH' MLttl tlptts ffOM )Kire tn Ho J an IimIIc, t4 )nt lhn )ttlnf tl Wri kuotu(f, L.r, th4t tti ifMbWyir tM An? fiU Mfn ir ttjljw.. ii. .i l . - t. 1:1 ' ,1111s ir nii liwil ll tt f T li Ullr tNrnfiittH tht mM)r Hetit iilJtttiaruollBf fitl wet, " , tuMol lla tttubk, mil tt MtBil it thu 0 t 4ttr.hJtii irfMiJ 0 Hl, MM44t( U (At ;mi ntlk MMMT Ctf U tr U;llie UHH Ibt bHk ),H k of Dm lix 4jr Uw, Sff" "'tl' Kft4r (low, ktlrinrr. iUr Hjji li varh oilier "Kin if I Ukhhni Cum kii. Tim CrlinlnnU of Vnrln. ixillco of l'rl wr llut It It Im- lio In rlliuila llin iiunilxir of lit crliiMtftl cUin, Irntii tho I'not that Urn in ii iy Hiwiiy ififio Imlfllunllr wi tf, Irnuil of a Mirt liioli lIlKM nut K'MuilimU. A UiitliitfiiUlilue trttlt HjJ'riifii"l(inil criinliiHl Iioid whirli ft.iiiui NMUi 10 ih3 troagniiHi, u hit My KMlil hit uaIiu III rloloilk itietj Olio Hill tci4lr to mi vtlntn 91 ilrlnk liriiayilh a Moll J'Uu 1 4 Ct 1 1 r rMfeW' MM M t ttlt? Mat.OII tl Or MIikMMmKr Hi the ami fJgPfMHMwJHMktVtitv ri'Clvort ati ppiMpftiTtatliU rulo, Ml thv MnWlira truth of tlio tavliiK, f lMniat nthli'l " Tho Unit act or W'ipk 11 sin ud Kiri'ii, nflvr n rulibor a ! kMirroiuio worm iiutcriiiuoo, f , t lri( on Ikiiu fur hu until vta'a It1 !W oxlr(vnniao of ox flim YkifU It llio inoro tr t 'fJVffVi Iniu rHdi n it fi t mu niU trn them III XlJUli" JM iHi iimlvr iiirvell . .... .. 111 iiioiiuv im nut Tifll, t ir Wk 1 wiiif iiiivii iiiiiatui 1 .,ri.... 1 i ... boliuf tluteoluil, Tho 0- ar ri'cklvta outlay twint to Ui Hil iifu hiiiiilc'd nrliidnle. ohiiiiiiIiil'IoJ il!i ' vcmivu vuiilly. It it wllh tliuut, 'Lt In vat nml tlrluk, for to-iitorrow w T ! I prltoii." .Moreover, thoy cmi y r iiA iNiiiktliiu 111 tho ciuvcriu' itnu jll by which thuy Imvo guincil tlm (any of viijoyltii tliiiiuulvt'H, unit If iht nto CNkt iimiii thu truth of their lilot, thy t will iirodnco tho nimll In Vli Thulr imrotlvo lovo of iIivm nUo jiimtly ntrimU cluu to thu police. rt "ri out it inu eviileneu ol n ul uccetful Intnl. A woiiiiiiiimtnetl t, nit nceiuHiory to n lirulul iiiunlvr 11, wm mkeil ivhnt jiiiliicoil her to -rt In thu nuhuiuu. "To uot hoiiiu I' IkiiiiicH," wn thu only it'tiiiiiitti. r.; tlK'nu ih'Kruiled icr(in mi ttxtru ''y inttlilloutiiuiM It nometlutoii ur rlniliint iinniLMl Lnccniilro. who W reinurknblv uooil lnviul. wn em- it h uopyitt, nml oftoit dlueil In n btuurnut fruiuiMitud by thu iluul ii tha I'lirtttiuti (huh atreet One thlnl rutu ilrumutlu uuthora with hint for thu truucrlptinn of it Thu next (Ittv Litceimlru returuuil 3H., tolliuu them tlutl hu really cony It, "I'vo rend it." fluid he, nil It too lillntlo." itli,t,?im ' bo Kivon over temi&r jsH'j.'o n unrt or on y.k 5lvite thu ns arm i a a i at. vw. V . Tt til 1 1 1 Hr r;iji UTJal'ivo aaam .iiiiutiai HLH.ntllnrar'J iBBBia.,uiiiiiiKi x aw aaramy'vi v im. ,r titolhnt llfly tU- bliiwa with n knife, nm llli'li. IWtllnir tln-il, ny ilnwil IiiwIiId llin uuriiMt, nml hihihI nn cxri'lliMil nliiliU VhhIuih wunt In tmi lilt own Innllicr tnmiiit thu ymirill. KnturiiliiM frmu llin miiiiiii fitmliiH ton iulilie limiMi, whoiu 11 imiiibr of hit oftinmiliM wihh nwnlllii)( him, ((nil InmthliiKly oxhlhltwl fmir wnlehiM mnl n iuri tiikeu from thu ki Inu rrwl liilniit iipnn the I'liHiullnii. Hm h utter iHartuthlllly In nil linturnl feolliiu n ttieh uitniiiilw, lmw n incnlnl iinHilltliiii nliluli innkeA neilinlnnl tiinidlc Myliim tho nr'iwr plneo fur thl vht ittnni of ilnirHvly of thl klml nrc, linwiitTHr, mm mining youth, llimiftli fro I'lHiilly fount! nimiiiK innliiiu oulonttt.' V-iy fj-w iiuratio their rnnr Imii with out pontlcthni An rlrtniily clover fol low miuinil I'lmlii'ilr, n l'iirt'ftr,(iiiitilvril, hnttttver, to eliiilHltteotou fnnu tlm IDtli of U. tolMir. 1HIII. to tho aii.l of July, IHCI Thl mnn hml oxmillmit innnnnin, IIthI In n rnflnml lunnuitr, nml wna wont uro4tlr to ileptofii that hi eir hml Im-n Iwwtil In lit Infrtiiey, a II j(-?ft him, lie allrnl, it ionic lint ploMnu nlr. Ho cm tiloieil aulHirilluntet to nrrntin nil jinv ilniliiailiit, nml when nil wiu piepuretl hi tunilnr Imiiil unvo tho final roup. When n lobbcrr hail bent uccrfully neenm pllthl, ho illvlilwl tho hi, retaining for hlinielf tho linn' aharo. Howovur, Juttlce, after alio hail IihIIimI uiiimmlly lni ovorlook tlionccouipllihril I'ledniilr nt Intl. anil ho wn ootiilcmucil to twrnlr Ket' haul lulwir. It It mlileil Hint ho I now lmti);, very iiiucii nl lilt c.re, in llollnm). Tho rotiutennnec nf tho nifijorlty of Hilt inUcrablo oliui nrc, when In rcnotc, vulgar and ooinmouplnco; nomo are, now ever, i-ntlo nnd aotne nurmble, whllo a few iivrii carry mi nlrof dhtinctlon about thrm nhloh rcmlcm them tho more tln rroui. Mltlfratt wai an oxntnplo of Hilt, Ho aiumel tho title nf Count do Hclalr, gave lilutaelf out to bo tho aou of it do erKl Knern), tinder tha first empire, nnd wna really a limit of Irreproachable tusn nrti. Ha wont Into tho mmt exchulvo MHJlciy, nnd lived by nil mnl nf Clcrcr rojrncry nnd luck nt oxrtto, fi Hint wi tha tluia when ecarte mtm Uta rago. At latt, Itowover, lie rwwitveJ on a Iniblcr atroKe, nnd wat Mfetted in (ho net of commlttlnn x robtwy by tho nld of fulo koyt. Whn hi lerm of lutprUoniiiont explrcl hu rctutttcd to Pari, and fell Into a Mate of abject mlacry. Soma clever tcouudrel aro lueh mar vclou adepts lit couccnllnu tholr icnl fSuMUtfbehlud a ciiunlnKly w fought 3BlaW,v irtjMHtlnblllty, that X Wkt' it wmWnMj-u and oxperl M m wmyKmfjm WjWttvcr tncm. 'llin ilrnttf i$&igti$ sort, named Toufrlant, atnTIT)plnHxHU, occatlonm) Krt aiirprito aomo year mo. Thl en trrpiltluc gvtttlriiiau llvril in tha Huo Verlti, wlirro bo kept t?U,U lior nnd vnrlou fathlonabln lulpst, I.tko tho accoutplMiisI l'lnlnolr, ho laid plan for the bonelH of youn bamllt,.whHo op eration ho dlrrctcl, ho hlmnoff only Iv I UK tho UnUliliiL' itroke. In fact, bo wru n Mitt of tnaittilflecnt Fajxln. Thrre aru ct-rum Umlllot In Paris In whloli tuluie It hortxlilnry, and hiIc)i nro the dmiMlr of the The huun of I'lwliiuir (that may bo Iramlntetl blaok lKi, Otur do Hoy, nnd Nathan enjoy Hit tinonvlnble notoriety. Tho total aonilutunatlnn nf fmirtcon moutbor of tho lal luwrd family rrp rneut a jwrlivd of two hundrel ami nlno ymii of prltun I Tho mnjority nf criminal rennlt tho ltflir tllbt of oriino by urnduatml atop. (' aurlt n that ol limn, who made hl dvbut by niuaiuatioii, nro rare. A hluhl) exprHnlvn nntiiai0 of orimu I found niiioiif; the l'roiieh orluilnnls, rut brnolii): tunny of tlio wont commonly employed by ypilo. "To bnlauoo tho VimI inu" niMiitlo talk. The Corp Lett hlntifla folleitouily deniimlnntod "the Tower of llalwl," n definition whleh would itpiity with even greater foreo to nuothitr Ii'kUIiiIIko Itody. "Tho harp" IndleatM tho Iron f-rllle w'doh protcots thu wlmlows of a prison, Thu Pitrhlmt thluto nro dlolpi- gi Adam rimtth. DIvMon of IIa( u the fashion niuutii them. N-t.y nil Imi their ipMiithtr, In vhlr!t they tH';tffeiy ari)ulru prtHllgloii" tM. Jirlhi Ctmp, an authority -n thifrmrct, seem to think Hint th J which levies tho henvV"it oortjtitloit on nooloty, U tbet e iurKrTr swlndliir who tnko nlliees, w-'Xu resiirotnblu atiiiearmice. kIvu nelves out to bo men of (millions, mid tlinw miy number of foolhlt llles Into tho web they spin. They hclouir. to tho tyiHi of Dtumler'a "Ilobert MaeAiro," etc, iho fttinotis Vidoei, uliluf of the luteot ivtiforen under I. mi I Phllinpe, ostlmttted Hint thl clnss cost thu citizens of Purl 70,000,000 frillies n year 111,000,000)1 And M. I)u (tltti suys Hint, n they littvu alnco then comluotud their nperuttons on it fur more ntitunlllcent scnle. thulr deitru tlntloiia now luminal to n fur litrer sum. Tho f.iruuMnr, who robs by thu aid of rnlto koyt, nt u vt nit Imimrtiiut purt in Pnrhliin thievery. To hucccihI in this lluu dem.'tml comldurablu prudunco. fore sight nnd skill on thu imrt ot n prolessor, Hu mutt know- thu huhlt of thu house, the Kiuioriil itrrnuemuiit of tho npurt meuts, iiiutt proeuro Impressions in wax of the locks, ntuku fnlsu keys hlmsulf, In order to avoid duteotlou in advance, ho- leet u propitious hour for thu accomplish ment of his plans, and, lust but not least, in in tier If neud be. Thu majority of rob boric In olllccs, banks, etc., nro duo to tlio energy nnd ehterprlsu of tho virvu blturt. Tlm Napoleon of this brunch nf tho ciiinlnid profession was Counrd, who called himself Count Poutis du Ut. llo lune. Tliia man, who held thu nppolut ment of Chief of tho Legion of thu Bnlno, nml really occupied an extremely hhjlt losltlon, lived itinonu .Marshals ol Franco ud was admitted ti tho Court of houls Kill., continued mviutwhllo to direct mi rgunlzml band of plunderers, prolltlug y thu coiiiiectlonallu had lormud to carry ul his oiiuraUor,) with curtulitty. An titer celebrity wns'Uuuumout. wliosu famo It ilkely to bo lonir remembered by thu 'itrlslan pollco, .JMils astuto rouue, littv. pg nttlred .iniMf lit u bluok coat and a ill!-" nsnnn )Otv bonoath nl!1'1 . i a iitiiilnlimnttr i,iu tillik V n Hio uiils' vrawmnr V of that city, , n innililrnli) Intent on bilalue, oblnlnoil I'll) lonu of n soldier, whom ha plncod nt Iho foot of tho fttnlinnso, itotlrlng hlm'to let no one im, enliiri'd thu prlrifu cabi net of .M. Iluury, heml of tlio detective pollco, nnd mndu hlmielf master of n good round iim. Ho thou netunlly hnd tho nmlnntty to nceompiiny the olilinr back to Iho ytm il'nrme bnrrnuk, anil Ihmik thu ollloor In charge for hi civility. Tho aiiii evening he wrote to M. Honry to ntooglr.a for the trouble ho Imd given him, All tho elfnrU of tiu jtollcu railed, to the grent illsgust of tho force, (o con vict thl pink ofmnlnclty. . Tho HniiMinnu Improvement in Pari vory much changud the liaunf of tho thieves. Tho sipmlld atroets III tlio centro of llioolty wnro their favorite resort, but thoy frooueut Iho nolliborliood of vari ous barriers. Ileto they aro to bo found louuiig In tho wlno lioutos. Theso e tAbllshmeiit have uncli'lholr own crlml ulupKirtor. Hotuobroakcr nffoct one, swell-mob moil nuothur. At those re treat pail triumph nro colohruted, nml future operation. planned. Toward Si o'clock lu Iho afternoon tunny of them adjourn from their tuff Ut a sort of bil liard room, where they drink nbtlntho nml road and comment uKitt the legal iHwpntom, U) study In thxry that coile with which thoy Imvo to many opportu nities of galningnprnctlcnl nciinluiauco. They tuny n groat deal nt card, nml Invariably cheat If thoy get n chance. In deed, card playing I nit accomplishment lit which they acquire extraordinary pro llolenry, nnd lad of flflecu nnd nlxtecu will hnndlo their cards with tho skill of a enupitr of sixty, nnd play piquet with perfection. Criminal Paris, like fnililonnble PaHs, Ims Its pleasure haunts, llolng a liigbly progreralvo character, It has Utoly aildod to litem a f concert on a vary large icnlo In tho nelgtilMirhood of tho -Wur-ritri o'JtoHr. One of their ball rooms is thus de scribed: "It exactly resembles thoto vast sliwl ralH-d to shelter ship which Imvo not yet loft tho dock yard. Tho walls, painted white, nro covered with tri colors! flag. There nro plenty of dau errs, and tho getttre of tho danuce nru of tho freest character. Tha music selected I remarkable for a kind of vlo lout rhythm." It may Im described a tho brutal cotnsy of cadonco nnd sound, mid Is highly exciting to tho nervous system, Tills placo is frequented by ruffian and murderer. They enter It revolving lu their minds robberies which will ntford them means of enjoy inont on tlio morrow; but when thoy lutvu for a short tiutobech under tha inlluonco of till infernal tnuiln thoy bcoomo so excited a to feel "wound up'1 for thocoininlslotiofntiy crime. With thrso sound ringing In their cars thoy will meet upon the wntonido, throw themselves upon thu belntcd passenger, strniigla nnd rob hltn, mid cast tho corpno Into tlm llmxl beneath. Those who under such clrcttmilnncei Imvo ln-cn arreste! nnd quostlonod Imvo ropllcil, truly and, "I was beside my self." They Imvo leen under tho intlueuco of mental intoxloa tlon, brought nlxmt by an nbuso of the (Miwer of sound, so skillfully aocom pthUml as to bo likely to aircct tho strongest nod best regulated mind. Although it is Impossible to fix, even approximately, tho nuiiiW of criminals who rosldo In Paris, It Is at toast possible to say what, number tho Prefecture of Pollco has arretted. Tho number ap pears to bo steadily on the Inoreato. In IHftO, '.'O.TW arresUweru made; in 1605, M,RIUj mid In 187. 31,437 i In Ib'OS tho uuuitter ha 1 leaohetl U.1,7!JI , This alarm ing Incrmie, M. Du Camp thinks, may jit somo slight degree bo traced to thu luaroasrd vigllaneo and ever Improving machinery of tho police. Mainly, how ever, no annuities uotn to (lie increase ot the criminal class, and that of tho num ber of bodies found at tlio Morguo to a very remarkable ouro tho horror of emigration which Impresses most French people. It is ttotHUle thai inu samu inr,itery i "ufm of emigration to 2sew York which .u liermaiis ttown ai au.- OOO.Jx-Tho Kreiiolt at 153. ""No other race, be says, Js so devoted to Its native soil. Tho couseipieuco is that thu safety valve, so salutary to tho Baxoii ami Teuton race, 1 closed, nnd tho sur plus population of roving ndvetituter trout the province is turned into Paris, Instead of '.hiding n vent for its enter priu mid exertion In a new world. Tor ouu who comes to thu capital and suc ceeds, how many full I Tlio tniiti, In too many Instances, becomes it vagabond, mid tho woman worso. This frightful number of 31,751 ar rest. Included 14,550 vagabonds, mid U,U53 beggars. Many of theso wretched neoplu had only been lu Paris a few days, but were already reduced to thu most ab ject condition ot misery, Immigration appears to coiitriuutu to thu Parisian title! class, Kven China nnd Persia aro rcpa-sented. In 1808, 9,t78 foreigners were arrested. This number included 0D3 Italians, 733 Belgians, 373 l'russliius, DU'.3 Swiss, mid 70 Americans. Oddly enough, tho number of ltrltlsh is not k'lven. Thu criminal list for tho samu year Included 7 architects, 3 advo cato. 1 notary, uu persona who sub scribed Hientiolvcs as "literary 15 engineers, UG touchers, mid 31 10011," pliysi- clans. . Thu low criminal sleeping houses, which go by thu term 0mu a fa ntfif, aro described us being of tho moat re volting ulmriioter, mm enable onu who has seen them to well appreciate tho motives which Ittducu poor wretches to prefer flagstones and frost to n night passed timid such dens of Vermin. AlAi that augments liberty augments responsibility, Nothing is moro grave than to bo frooj liberty weighs lioavily, and all tho chains that ahu takes from thu body alio binds upon tho conscluVcoj in tho cousuluiice, law Is turned inside out and becomes duty, Victor Hugo. An old bombshell, n rolio of tlio wnr", tlmjt had got mixed up with thu coal, astonished a HuUlmoro cook, thu other day, by blowing up tin rtuigo, tearing through tk .eAUug, atwl MUlif a ruha pus KMvrally, r eCoAiuv v. iowlcitl nrraugoHvuv ,.o vowpauy A Ifnppy Homo. In a linppy homo Iheiowlll be no fault (lndlHg, overliearlnf spirit; there will bo no pcavlihnoii or frntfuluo. Unkind nu will not dwell lu tha henrt or bo found nu thu tongue. Oh ! tho tears, tho sighs, tho wasting of lifo, health, strength, And or nil that I most to bo desired In t happy home, occasioned merely by un klml word. A celobtnteiL writer ro mnrka to thl effect, namely that fretting nnd tcoldlntr seems liko tearing thu flesh from the bones, and that wu have no more right to lo guilty of thl sin than we Imvo to nurso nml swear nun steal, in a linppy homo nil aolfhhncM will bo removed. Its iiiciuIkti will not seek first to please thi'nmeve,imt seek to plena enen oilier, CliccrfutucM Ii another Ingredient in n linppy liomo. How tniiolt does a sweet smile, emanating from thu heart fraught with love mid kindness, contribute (o make homo linppy t At evening, how soothing is tho sweet cheerfulness that 1 borne on the countenanci of tho wlfo and mother I How do parent and child, (ho brother And sister, tho tnistrcis And servant, dwell with ilolight upon those cheerful looks, thoto confiding smiles that beam from too aye nnd burst from tlio inmost soul ol luoio wlio ore dear and near I How it hasten tho re turn of tho father, lightens tho cares of tho mnthor, renders It mora easy for youth to resist temptation, nml drawn by tho cord of affection, how it induces them with lowly hearts to return to tha parental roof! Beck, then, to make homo happy, Pickled Cucumber. A very good old lady, ouo who has kept house noarly a half century, says that I did not finish my article ou mak ing pickles In a Into number of tho Far ht. tilio says instoad of putting down cucumbers in salt, It Is a better p1n.ii to make pickles enough to lut a year, at ono time, all ready tor tho tab Ic. I give her formula, and I am sure that whatever alio aays Is true. Wo will sup. poso that thu family Is very largo; In that case tho pickles must bo made In a keg, or in largo stouo Jars. Gather tho cucumbers, carefully cut ting them on tho vines, put Hieui in a weak brine for two days, then wash them ami lot them stind two days longer in vinegar diluted with water, merely a llttlo sourr then pack very closely in the keir orlsr. With an occasional layer of braised horse-radish roots, and small grreu peppers; boll soma pure cider vine gar lu which you have sliced an onion or (mi, for llavoring, tako the onion out and pour tho vinegar over tho cucumbers; on top lay a covering of liorso-radlsli roots, bruised, and a plato with a clean weight on it. If your keg or Jar is not full, pre pare mora when you gather them; tako off tho plato and tho roots and proceed a be fore, being careful to Imvo tho cu cumbers covered with vinegar. ICeep olosely covered ami in a cool place down cellar. Tho root nro preservative, and if tao older Is good, no mold or decay will follow. Tho school reader says, "Vinegar never catches llles," but wo housewives know letter than that. Yon must keep things very olotoly covered next spring or your Jars will breed tiles by tho million, and 'four nose will wrluklu In disgust as you (H-ep Into tho pickle Jar, and tho post I rer uns little inject will "tvooh." right up into your prylug housewifely faco. Houm) Su:m bound sleep is essen tial to good health. It is impossible to restore nnd recuperato tho system, ex hausted by labor and activity, without lids perfect repose. Sleep has a great deal to do with tlio disiiositiou and tem per, A sound sleeper it seldom unduly dUturbsd by trllles, while a wakeful, restlets tierson Is apt to be irritable A great ileal has beeu written about tho ad vantage of curtailing tho hours of re pose, t itl of sleeping but little. Wo are Inclintd to think that theru Is room for doubt whether tho betiellts of closely llmlttlg tho timo given to rest, liavo not been nxnggoratod. Actlvo persons of ncrvots tomperamont can hardly get too much sleep. To Cook Hkanh. When beans aro kept liver a year or moro thoy become dltllcdt to cook tender. Ono way to ac complish it is to soak them over night In soft wnter, and lt tho tnornlug put them to boil, putting a quarter of n teaspoonful of feo(a Into tho water, Tho water must bo timed off as soon ns It bolls, mid chany.'d two or threo times, liavo a tea kettle of bollltig wnter ready to cover them when tho other is poured ot)', as cold water hardens them again. After tbey begin to crack open they should bu put it tliu oven, with a plcco of pork pre viously freshened mid water euough to prevent them from burning, nnd baked it couph of hours. IJeuna tiro a healthful and tonvenlent dish, and should often appotrcm a farmer's table, being as good, or better, when cold thau they nro w hen Just utoked. SweoTAHit. Tako two quarts of bholUd beans and put in four quarts or cold tvater in a. covered Iron kettle, with it half pound of suit pork; let them boll half ju Jjotir, Taku thirty ears of greeti content tho corn off thu cob, scrape tho cobsfightly to gut all tho julcottud pulp, Turn, tlio corn ii thu koltlu with thu boil ing uus and pork and lot them boil to gether for half an hour, thou add a quar ter qf a pound of butter, stir well, and aend hot to tho tablo. This will make a dlnutr for eluht huntrry iieottlo and is a t-ood and nutritious dish that tustoa of tlio (A-itud old days that have gouo by. Ski;y Husk. One pint warm milk, thrct-tbiirtha cup yeast, ouo egg, three fouifeis cup sugar, one-half oup shorten ing, Ind a llttlo nutmeg. Spottgo it, and lifter it is raised mold and lut it rise agall. Then roll, out into cakes, mid let thuiu riso and buko, Okouhuhhau. -Ouo cup molasses, ouo of ullk, onu-half cup butter, Ono egg, oua lililuspooutui ginger, two teaspoon fills lodu, ami it little tiour. Qvu-1.110 Oakk. Ouo and ono-hnlf cuiwNUL'ur. tlirvo-tourtlia cup sour ml Ik, Mw-Jait cup muter, one we. ftf. oae-ltalt t?M?0Hfu soda. Don't mli fx vwy stli. L i .Mt w . . i.r un rruiMuvi inn huviulicuui. Catilno Hngnclty. A gentleman resides tip-town iii Now York city, lu whoso family there is owned a black-nnil tan terrier dog. It happen that tho household conshts of father, mother, nnd three daughter, tho dog being n pet of tho Indie, but nlwnyn hcrctoforo nn object of dislike to tho ono solitary gentleman, which dislike, it 1s linrdly iiccenry to tntr, was mutual. To such a degree had tho animosity been carried, Hint Hie gentleman would have destroyed the animal long since, had ho not been deterred by fear of feminine rcptlssl, whllo tho dog never failed to show his teeth nnd growl, whenever hie masculine antipathy presented himself. A. few evening since tho family wcro at dinner in the basement, tlio dog appar ently ntlecp on a chnir. Suddenly he roused himself, auumed an attitude of llttening, then jumped down and ran to ward tho door, mulling at tho bottom of it; then standing upright, nnd placing hit paw on the knob, ho turned his head with an oxprcuivo look, which said plainer than words, "Please open this." One of the ladles opened tho door; then the animal ran to tho foot of tho stain way, looked round ngain, paused, sccincu to consider, then darting by tha lady, rati to tho gentleman of tho houtc, put his paw on that person's kneo, nnd glanced from his face towards tlio sUlr with a sharp, nnxious bend of Hie head, as much as to say, "You aro a man, follow me." Tho gentleman took tha hint, and tho dog rushed olT up tho stairs barking vociferously. Instantly a dash of heavy footstep, though witlt a mufJled sound, was heard on thu stairs above, leading tho parlor floor to tho second story, as if fomo ono was descending In haste, then n hurried fumbling with tho chain bolt, and just as tho master ap earcd at tho head of tha basement stair case, ho saw a man cmcrgo through the front doorway, with tno black and tan clinging to the calf of ono leg. A yelp tolu Immediately attcrward tliat too dog had been hurt, the thief striking him a hoavy blow to loose his hold. Fortunately tho canine was not seriously Injured, bat his display of cquabto-huruan Intelli gence hod won him the everlasting regard of the gentleman who was formerly to Inimical. It was ascertained Hiat tho thief, knowing tho family to bo at din ner in tho basement, had entered the lower door by means of a falsa pass koy, hoping to slip up stairs undetected. Tho keen sense of tho dog discovered tha in- i,.l - .1 .... i. 1 1 m .1. ..., t,. .. iiuiivii nun vifui.llj liuvnu uiici i.uuu told hltn that a man was needed. -Kt. A Curious Caao of Hiamy In France. A curious cato of bltramr is exercis ing tha tnlnds of men (and women) in tho Faubourg St. Deals. Tho facts aro theto; Some twelve years ago a 31. Albert P set up as u vendor of lemonade at Sens, and soon did a thriving busiucsi, with whleh ha might liavo found it wiso to remain content. M. Albert, however, thought that if n pretty woman presided at his counter ho might obtain even more cu.toiner than he had already. With this view ho married a Mile. Bertha JI , who had tho necessary qualifica tion. Tho plan succeeded admirably; indeed moio thau admirably, as M. Albert soon began to think. Ono bright morning, accordingly, after a stormy in terview with his wife, ho disappeared, not forgetting to tako tho cash box with him. Next day. on tho banks of the Youne, a fisherman found a man's clothes and an empty bottle, together with a let ter in which ono "Albert V- "declared that ho was weary of Ufa. Tho clothes woro identified as those worn by Mmo. Dcrtita's husband, aud his disconsolate wifa lamented him as lost. After wait ing teit long years alio married a worthy tradesman of the Faubourg St. Denis, and it was with mingled tidings that alio saw her first husband enter tha shop a few day sinco. By way of simplifying mat ters, tho lady shrieked. Number one did likewise, aud was soon engaged in a tight with uttmbcr two. Wtiilo thoy wcro plucking out each other's hair by haudtuls, a posso of guardians of the peace ruado their appearance, and marched them oil to tho nolico station. Kxplatiations followed, when tho ox- consort avowed that ho had shammed suicide. French justice has so far con tented Itself witltdrawiug up a report on tho case." A Bov'n Sax Fatis, A bqy about thir teen yours of ago lias for tho past three months been working for a lame shoe maker on Orutlot street, but was thrown out of a Job and upon a cold world yes terday tliroitL'li no fault ot Ids. ilio shoemaker eont him down towu to hear Oilin lMiwr ' ntul tlm lull onnaiiltml h builutin board, aud went back aud said: "Kellogg says that Louisiana ia sura for Hayes by 8,000." "Good I" chuckled tho shoomakcr; "that defeats THdetfT In about an hour ho sent tho boy-down again, mid tho lad reported; "Wadu Hampton carries South Caro lina." "Thunder I that elects Tildon I" crowled tho old mnn, and hu throw down hb lap stouo lu n rage. a mica unto tup itoy was sent tor news, and this timo ho reported : "Florida Democratic, Now York Re publican, mid both parties claiming tho eloctiotil" "You nro discharged you aro not re liable I" roarod tho old man, but yet the lad hud closoly cousulted -'latest uls patches,"--J)ttroit Fret Pmu Thuy toll of an Oborliu, Ohio, woman who Is a graduate ot three col logos ami can wrlto poetry in auy numttity noces- sary to meet tho demauds of tho trade, aud yet Ilea iu bed ovary morning, and not only lets hor husband get breakfast but actually black his own boots I Thoro would acorn to bo something, it is difficult to sav what, in tho systewt of femalo education iu Him country which needs to bo mottled. It is rather strnng, not Hist a uraiVlato of Oberlln Collego should fall to btiTnrl'ai'haml,s boots, Blioulii rail to uTTTiiT7?tiusbami's uoots, but that she shoflQU5fe HU -c-v-- be blacked. ohk Kr.i oa cnespcit arii-KwtitnnvNiiiiBiBi norm. .ijjini.uurmuitf-.Dii-. UKtit,Uurbl-.uitStuipllnCoMlrucUoo. IccAui tuMAKKK A UXuiVXS, Moslem jtcllginn and Statecraft. Perhaps tho most Important contribu tion to tho history of tho chronic strug glo between the CrOM and tho Crescent, which now assumes tho form of a duel between Hie great representative of the Greek Church and the head of the Ma hometan religion, I tho republication of "tho Conquests of tho SnracciiT," by Kdwnrd Frcentnn, Iho distinguished his torian. Mr Freeman' research And at tainments fit him admirably to speak with authority on this subject, and he certainly docs speak with great positive ncis that leave no doubt as to his opin ions. Ha is oridently no friend of Islam. He does not iharc for An inttant tho tol erant Ideas of some religions theorists of tto liberal scuool, who look upon Ma homctitm as tho rclitrfon best suited to the character of its votaries, and a vast improvement on tho barbarous supersti tions which it supplanted. It is or ne cessity un progrcsdvc, and it lays down and enforces obedience to an unchange able system of rules of life, and a creed of superstitions, suclt as obtained among tho semi-barbarous Arabs of tho seventh century. Hu states tho cardinal distinc tion between it and Christianity, in their application to tho conditions of life among different nations, at tho different stages of development, a follows : "Chriitlanllv olaccd on men the In junction of purity and justice, but was silent witii rcgaru to titc particulars or conduct. Christianity presented no vice gerent of Ood ou earth to whom was duo tcmiKiral oa well a spiritual allegiance. Christianity, therefore, could suit Itself to various conditions of society, and was progressive. Tito Moslem creed laid down a very definite course of rates and observances, to which it taught that the wotld mutt conform; by vesting tho tem poral power in tho hands of tho successor of tho Prophet, conformity In all coun tries governed by Moslems was secured. Mahomctiim was therefore necessarily stationary." Mr. Freeman goes on to say : "In one or two respect, indeed. JlahomcUsm has actually appeared as a retrograde' system, even among licatlicn nations. Une cannot doubt Hiat thedoctrinoof fatalism had a wonderful effect in aaimaUng tho spirits of tho first Saracens; but Its ulti mate effect has been pcrnicioas to tho last degree. When tho first heat of en thusiasm is over, the same doctrlno leads to quite opposito results. It becomes a mere excuse for stupid and listless Idle ness; submission to tha Divine will is held to render all human exertion super fluous. Nothing in tho world is so ener getic as a Mahometan nation in its youth; nothing is so utterly feeble as a Mahometan nation in its old age." Tho deductions Mr. Freeman makes from Hicse premises, aro that the appli cation of such a religion to tho purposes of temporal Government is necessarily a failure mlsgovernment and oppression are tho unavoidable consequences, and reform is Impossible. Tho present Ot toman Government, ho says, is tho rule of a gang of robbers without a captain. Tho fuw grct men which tho Ottoman race produced in tho past, have been suc ceeded by a lino of creatures, of feeble talnd and personal insignificance. Ho is especially decided on the ques tion of relmlous tolerance tho existence of which mutt be very difficult under Mussulman government, sinco it is op posed to tho vital principles of tho reli gion. An unbeliever of any kind is classed among ttie beasts or tno UolU, and whllo such unbeliever may bo simply politically inferior under tho better forms of Government, under tho worttr he is tho victim of personal oppression, often of the most terriblo kind. Altogether Mr. Freeman can find little excuses for tho existence of tho peculiar form of re ligion, and it no had ins way, we imag (no ho would speedily sweep over it with tho besom of dcstrucUon. Toltdt Blade, SttK YouuiNr Si'kak to Ht. When a youm? Chicago man came down stairs tno oilier morning uo remcmoereu mat his wife, who was preparing breakfast, . . . .... had not spoken to ! htm who vhcu ho got tip, and so he cbecrrully said: -uoou morn ing, llttlo lady." Not a word came in reply. "Good morning," said he, again, in lusher key, thinking that she might not havo heard him before. "Urn 'm 'm," was all that escaped from her sealed lips, as sho kept on with tho work. "Why uuder tho sun don't you answer mo?" exclaimed he in surprise; "whr.t tho matter! what have I dono to olTeed you I" "Um 'm 'ni," was still tho only souud elicited. "Look hero!" thou exclaimed the hus band, as ho jumped up and kuocked over a cup of coffee 5 "J dou't swallow a mouthful of this breakfast until you tell mo what's tho matter." "What's tho matter!" echoed she, sud denly turning upon ltlui with flashlug eyes. And then, sho continued: "Johu Adell SmttUson, tho uext time that I dream I see you kissing another woman, I I I will lcnvo this house lboohool" Anotrr Tka. Tea ia rapidly vising to au importaut place in thu list of English imitoTU from British India. Less tlmn 18,000,000 pounds of Iudiau growu tea wero imported in 1874, whoreas iu the year following tho amouut had Increased to US.QQO.QOO, tho value of which smouutcd to $11,000,000, The cultiva tion of tea is rapidly increasing iu Ben gal, tho crop proviug a remunerative one. 'I'l. lol l.l.,i.un ...... a rr,,. XT...1....I a ... I Alio uvov inuutei. vuwiy iiviu .ivjiuui, auv- thelr relations with Hwir European um ploycrtt are satisfactory. The average yield of an acre in tueDarjeeliag district, according to tho latet rjitur, w4-e 35 pounds. Tho tea plant wae, :Mcl1 into India about forty yeM ayLT-1) China variety is tho bafilkatbwt ' (frawbaek ot slow growtti u ery small leaf. Tho Assam ' ft preierauie tu tn,yo rcspe Auf.tiou tc ted tot! I? A. Ult . ii. EALtl'B tirMtBi.- KwrXMny, rp.uikiMti Hutlcilif for k aa lUCC.Urill tl'U hM k lift, T IV-. Wr m 1 IBTH im locality boiMfSILj.... H FoHdHWW ef .M. tltts M. Thiers ha returned to rnftt, but is still ocoupylng hlirjself actively with dlnlomaCy.Invitlng Hw foreign rettMttt- nllvcs to hie houM in th Place fain George, ami talking to idem by the haurM' about tho ncccuiHeVcf the moment. Thiers, liko all th ttemen of hk epos, is a furious Turk. Ho foresees m rift- tta-in . a . - . m a uicts tno greatest Hanger u itiouitomM umpire is dismembered. This eomw from tho old Idea of the "balance of power," which can never be eradicated, from tho minds of tha sta(emm of the 1830 period. TkttM events with 3C. Thiers aro extremely interesting, for he ia a rcmarkublo talker. He has the fac ulty of express! b hlmielf fluently about an lie Knows ana he Knows a good ; and knows how to throw la little a dote nnd bits of personal which charm while flxinir t! Ho Is a wonderful ea)tnr. si His ways of talkinc whenex audience has led'to & number oae of them betas that of farmer who wm sent to give trie result or lits experience. man wanted inroraiatliu a cultaral state of the exftmtry, make up i report. Theaurlcu rived add woe warmly received Thiers took his favorite place w back against the mantel, and tr farmer why he bed been sent for, then launched out into a dtscoucM. farmine. Ho told him what kind of ma nuro should be used or certain soil, hew seeds should be planted, how stock should bo treated, and discoursed for an hour in the most admirable Suddenly M. Thiers looked, at his wa4ch. 'I am sorry to say," he said, "that my timo Is up, but I have bad a satisfactory interview, aud I shall sot fall to embrace your ideas In ray report." Tho farmer looked up In surprise. "Good day," continued M. Theirs, "and allow me to express my thanks for Uw.Yaluablo information you have gives TsaiuMmr had onlv bovrwi.Ywm assent to the views bPTf.' the latter fcave him credit for a bio stock of knowledge in his report and in his book. He bow. sends for the dif fcrent diplomatists to get information from them, and talks to them iHcesMntly for hours, giving them no tlaae to put In a word. But, as I have already remarked, tliese conremtioas are wofldmully mi- teres ting Farit O&r. efthsK. T. Tflu Odd Occupations in New York. "Wo are fait running "specialties" Into tho ground In Hiis city, says a corres pondent of tho Chicago Tribune, when an exclusive "Baked Beans Company" la formed and put into successful operation nit u a veritable tact, arm tno wagon or tho rcw York and Ilostoa lis Beans Company now traverse Hie stree supplying tno famous 8uauay mc meal to the restaurants and hotels! as much regularity u tho milk They do. a thriving business. Ail specialty hero Is tho manufactu whipped cream for Charlotte russe. concern manufacture nearly all o delicacy sold In tho city. They us' clilnery, and by dealing In I arm qox ties of materials, aad using labor-saving machines, thoy can supply the restaurant and confectioners cheaper than they ean mako it themselves. But the oddest thing, which, though small iu itself, Ut , big thing in its way, is the operation of a stock company for manufacturing Um articlo of "pasto" for book-binders, js per-haugcra, newspaper offices, etc. Tbe cost of this thing is so slight that it wo 14 seem there was no "big nway" in k upon conceivable terms; but in fact ibis business employs 100 haade, occupies a five-story building, and keeps three or Jam wagons and twice ae many horses ia eon staut use. They supply paste to Use suburban cities and villages, aud on ter wmdi prevent competition consumers. Auotner that of a half do; ton and Waahln a business of sup to wholesale cro jsKavr-vuittr ,wtio keep cats or dog tojpWlect their prof-wWj-agatnst rate aud mice. It Is cafrbw ) around to tho stores nicely cut up, ready for use, aud tradition says that tortoMtee have been mode in this line of supplying cats' meat by two retired butchers. Here's a hint for soma of your Cbleage moat merchants. ThkMaduknAt Gufeicu The Town ' oCGIteol, situated in the province of Aal-w werp, bus beeu ror six centuries aa auoue lv 6f madmen, and tradition ev tSKirt t story back elevon ceuturles, There are 11,000 people in tlio place, una tbey nave , charge of 1,300 lunatics from abroad, who are boarded around in tlie families and treated with great consideration. Tho children from youth are familiarized witu tho business, ahu all ttte people knqw how to manage those committed ' to their care. The inhabitants are all, so to speak, engaged in the surveillance of the lunatics. One of the greatest social punishments that cau be mulcted on a tamtly is to declare trial it is uuttt to re- culve such boarders. The lunatics are disposed of among the inhabitants corutuir to tneir weattti or sun wealthy paUeuU being sent into the tor fatuities and poor ouee to the Tho cures averaue from sixty to Jive to tlie hundred. Gheel is into four districts, each with i aud physician. 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