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About Grant County news. (Canyon City, Or.) 1879-1908 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 17, 1891)
77m Paper fnr Ihe Stork man, .Merchant and M iner. The, J 'a per for I he I'Uu-tu, I ho Workshop and I ha Home. J Volume XI 11. ChYVOA' CITY, 67.VAT COLr.X'T .)'. OREGOX, TUUIiSD.IV. ) UC ICM 11 12 It 17, ISO.!. A'u a i her J.'). TI GRANT gHKIUKli-S SAUK. Notice is hrrtby given Oml by ir lue of an execution ami decree of foreclosure and mIo iued uiit of tlm Iloo. Circuit Court i f the slate of Oregon for the eonnly of Grant, up on n judgment rendered in aaid court on the S.itli tiny of Xovembor, A. D. MM, in favor "of August Itnettner. plaintiff and against CI II. Kiralier land, in suit wherein August Ituotl uer was pUitiiifl nnl it. II Kiinlor la id nnd Ilobah UN... '!, I. 0. O I', of Oicyon m,(l K. ('. Sels, N. Malison and N. 11 P.!v, Trustees of Mitt lodge wete defendants, fur the mini f Kino liuinln.nl seventy right anil eighty etlit one hundred th (flC.KS) dolhr with interest thereon from the said '.')tb day uf November, 18111, at the t.itc of ten per runt per atmutu ami im hundred dollars attorneys fcesttmt the further sum of Forty throe and luahty four ono hundredths (1 13 K) dollars eot lmsitles accruing c-sls, which said execution and decree of futeolosuro nlso provides that said Ilobah Lodge No. 22. 1. 0. 0. I of Oicgon de fendant nUo have judgment mid de cree of foreclosure against tho de fenUnl (5. II. Kimliurlaml for tho sum of Seven bundled and eighteen and Ninety ono hundredths (57 1 S 1N) dolltirs together with the sum of Seventy-five dollars attorney fees and ao-Tiiinjf ousts. I lmo levied upon and will sell at public auction on Siturduy tho Dili da' of January. Ifs'l'J, a, tin- hour of two o'clock p m. of suid day in hoot of the coint houe door in Cull) on City, (iianl county, sli'o of Oregon the following dcac-rihed real t'Btnlo and nil llm right title and inteiest which thi th-foii 1 ant (!, II. Kiinherlniid had on the IUst day of Aiisun, ls,d in niul to said real estate mentioned mid hw eribed in Hnid decree, to wit: AH that portion of tho east and south portion of tho NW't of Soc. -S in 'I p. J.'i S, H .! K W M contniiifd hik! being Mittinte within tho folio winy boumlaiits, to wit: ('oiiiiiiuiH'ing lit ilio noillicnst cornui of t-e il (pmrtor ROction iiinl ruimiiin tlirnrn wost along (ho noi th lino of Mtid Ncctiou Thirty six nxU: Ihfiico nth .r w. W6l Ono hundred nnit six uml 'i (lOftij) rods; thenco west ono hun dred am! kixloen (IKi) ioh; thonco win Hi along tho west liuu of snid ueetion h'ift.v-threo ami rods; I Iiohc.j (U8 1 Hid rods, Omiico noith ono hundred and sixty (ltM) lodn to tliophtco of bfiiininjf cuiitniiiin about M) hch'8 together with th tcn otiuntM, lit roiliUiiipntH and nppurloii ancos Iheronnto lwdongin or in nnv wiao appertniuiuKi except thnt vcr tn!n poitiou of tho of Sec. 'I'p. 13 H. It :)( K V il particularly dt'scriurd iih fullnws, to-wit: 'Join inoncoi' v i7."i fee", east of tho noith wost coruor of said Sec, '28, Tp. I II H, n 30 H. V. M; Jfin fcot went of the quaitiT postoi. tho north liuu of laid soction, niul running thence outh L'.'iO feel; thonco wost 00 fool; thence north '2M) foot to the north line of mid hoction, thonco onst bIoiik ail noith line of Miid sod ion Co feet to tho pbico of Ix'innin, all suid doscrilied promist-s beiiiK sitimto in (I rout county Utile of Oregon. Term of sale onh. iAtet nt Cauyou City in the coun ty of (1 1 ant and slate ol Oregon, litis IHIi dav of December. A. D. 0. P. Urbsai-. Bhetiffof Grant Co., Or. g 11 KM IT'S HAUIt Kotioe is hereby givoo that ly vir tue of nu execution anil deortie of forcclouii isiui.d out of the Hon. Circuit Court the statu of Oregon for the on 1 1 ty of (irmil, upon u judgmeut reudered in said court on the lUhdayof November, IKUl. in favor of Ni'poleoii Uavix, jilnintitr and a'iinst OilutT Klouiiuinii. deleud ADt, for tho iuui ol Three Thousitnd One Hundred Tweulysix and Uighty nine ouo hun liedtha ($:U20 -80) Dollars, with inUiest thereon from wid llth day of Nov., I MM, ot the Mto ot ten percoul por nunuui ud Throe hundred (UUi) dollar attorneys fees, aud the fuilhor sum of I'lfty-tive and Kortv-flve oue hun dredths ($'') 5) dollars costs aud Nccruiug costs. I huvo levied upon an! will sell at public suutiou, on SnttudttV, the Ulh day of Jiinunty, l(it)2, at tho hour of three o elook p. m, of sanl day, iu front of I ho couit houw dooor, in Canyoii Cily, (Jnuit UOUUt.r, state of Oregon, the follow lug described mil entsto and sll tho right, title and ini rent which the defeudsu' "iloff h'teimniog Intd on (lie lth day of AugiM ISMS iu and to suid roul -sta(e (le-crilnnl iu said deereo to-wit : Tim N J of NHJ and SW1 of SK an I SK uf NW'l nd of XWJ of He and the fc'Kl Of N'Kl and SKI of uf See. 2U II Wiim ' Tp. NK. H. U5 B. W. M. iu (Jrnt iuuly; state of Orogon. Terms rf sale cosh l'tc4Bt Cunon Cily, Orogon, this Oth ly ot December, I SOI. O. P. Chump; JikoiifTof Clisnt iJounty, Or. ANCIUNT KQVI'T. Mr. Flinders l'etrie recently de lircrctl at tle Owens College. Man chester, a most interesting address on exploration iu Kuvpi. It had ! been thought, he aaitl, that the im- liipiiec mounds of rubbish iiidit-nling sites of towns hail Ix.fn nimle on purjHMC, but tbey resulUil from tlie natural decay of mud brick build ing. Those heaps of ruined walls nd earth and Ulierd rose even to eighty ftel high in some places; but other ancient sites were much less imposing, n to I might even not attract notice on the open dwierl. The higher the mound the longer the place had liwn inhabited; 'and if the surface was of n late jicriod, the earlier parts, which were most needed, were under such a depth of rubbish as to be practically inac cessible. Much could Us known at (lrsl sight; and prospecting h.nl now become ns scientific a matter in an tiquities as ill geology. Knowing, by h glance at the sherds on the U.p, what was the latest jieriotl of occu pation of tho iti and knowing the usual rate of accumulation of a mud brick town aUnit five feet in a cen tury we could guess how fur back the bottom of the mound mutt be dated. Other remains had tli lb-rent indications. I f in the midst of a great mound there was n wide Hat crater, that was probably the lem plesito, surrounded by houses which lmd accumulated high on all sides of it. Sinking of tho results of ex ploration, Mr. I'etrio suid that we now realize what the course of arts had been in ICgypt. In the earliest days yet known to us aUnit ItKX) 11. V. we found great !kill in ex ecuting accurate and muive stone work, such skill h had hnrdlv ever been exceeded. We found ehiiorate tools used, jeweled saws and tubu lar drill.". We saw the pictorial aria as fully dovclowd ns they were fur thousands of years later. Hut what led up to this wo were still feeling for. A QUIiltK Wtl.U ANIMAL. The farmers mid hunters of Han cock county, Virginia, are excited and alarmed over the depredations of n mysterious wild animal, which has la-en feeding recently UKin calves, sheep, pigs mid other small stock. It has lieeu seen several times lately, and is described as re sembling a panther, but no one 1ms yet succeeded iu getting n shot al it. Tho hcust,s fora(ing expeditions are made mostly at night, but it docs not turn its back against a plump piece of mutton in broad day unlit. The women and children re fuse to leave the protection of their i ,.. .i..: 1, " a..,. ...i ,1 1 iliiiiic-B iiuiiiiK nil' nn . nun iiiv iiit-o i co armed about their work. Uccciitly a party was orgiuiinwl to hunt the animal down, and went to tho woods, where it was exjM-cled to be, accompanied by dogs. The dogs found the beast, which, in de fending itself, tore three of them lo pieces, and wounded a iiumticr of others. The hunters heard the noise of the conflict, aud sensibly concluded that they had not lost any panther, and loft w ith all jiossi hle exiedition for their homes. 'I'ho panther is still there, and wilt probably remain undisturbed until n larger party is formed for its cap ture. s :IIUHIK1'"S SAU!. Ity virtue of an execution aud or der of sale issued out of th circuit conit uf tho cUU uf Oiegon forOniut county, ii"ii a judgment aud decree of forocloMtire and h1c iemli-rcd in saiil eoiut on tho f-lh day of Novem tei, 1K0, in fnvoi of A In l'iul.iyou vs. D. Co'lelto and Adulmo t'ollettc for the sum of 92'25U iili inteiest thereon at tho into of ten per cent mr uiiuuin from the l.'nh day of October, IK'J nnd U'-'tK) utloriicy fee and the further sum of $M UN coU ami disbursement, ami to me direet od ami tloliterod, I have levied upon mid will soil ni publie auoti.-n, to the highest liiddor for cash iu baud, on the '2nd day of January, 1'J2, nt the oouit Iioiiko door in Canyon City, tlrant county, state uf Oregon, at 2 o'clock p. in. of duy all of the following dosciiUul real pioperl) slid nil the iijjbt, title mid iutoitut of said defendants I.. Colletto and Adaliue Colbite, thetein, to-wit: 'I'tissoiith uost ipiuiU-r of Si.-tion No. eight () iu Towimhip 12 south of Ituno I won ty thioo (9:), I5ast W. M , coiiiniiung oue liundied and sixty acics, in (iiMUt oounty, slate of Oregou, to gether with all and siugulur the ten oiiituts, hetoditaiiieuts and appm ten nnutk tht-ieuutu lielnugiug, or in any wise hpc-rtaiiiiug. Witness mv hand st Csuyou Oily, Oiegon, thiibeeoud dsjr of Dtc IHDI. 0. 1. Chump, Shoiill'of aniiitComily, Or. WASIUNOTOtJ UlTTttK. W.vsiiixoti.v, D. U. Dec. II, istU. Kiutoh (Ihavt Co. Ni:ws: Arorr icans have mieer ways, in many rc specls, and il is not to lw womferetl al that foreigwrs, who judge largely from outward apHarances, sitouul fail to coiiipreliend our real charac ter. For instance, the Tinted St.ttea supremo last week heard the argu ment in the three cases brought against the constitutionality of tho MiKinley tar ill' law, cases in which it is Ksible for a decision of the court to turn tho commercial and industrial world, ns far as thev are represented in this country, upside doHii aud personally eir.-ct in one way or oth-r. perhaps one third of our imputation, and the fact excited no public interest and al no time uunoK oio viri ohvh u. " I tlio strength of the re!icls lielore tliev arguments wen- ing made 'J 1 rl j Htriking dist.ui.-e of the capJ someof the ablest constitutional i U Tn a,,.Ht njvU'e from the lawyers of the country, was there u mautAcn nr t, t.,gi.tn mission at tiity iieopie in the court room, it memlNTs of the bar were not count-1 el. That is one phase of American character. Noiv for another. In the District of Columbia criminal cour. a man is I icing tried for hav ing shot his wife ami another man. anil so great is the public interest that the judge has found il neces sary to nUilion ofltcors at the court room door to keep out the ciowds. It would be presumption on the part of your corresHndcnt lo Bay how tho supreme eotirl will decide the lurid casei, bul il is apparent from the questions asked by the justices of the lawyers, while tho argument was leing made, that the validity of the law will lie sustained. F.v Representative Davidson's con test of Senator Call's seat will lie an interesting case. Senator Call has the certificate of election signed by the presiding officers of the two houses of the Florida legislature, anil Mr. Davidson "lias (lie govern or's certificate. The case will turn ujioii the right of a majority of the legislature, which does not include a quorum of Isith houses, to meet and elect a senator. The precedents apjiear to U- in Call's favor, and a number of senators, including Ver tices and 'I'ti ri tie, of Indiana, have expressed themselves as believing that he mil 1n continued iu his seat. Mr. Davidson says lie is con- fulfill that the seal will lie given lo him when the facts are fully pre sented. ' There is a general feeling of re- j lief that the excitement attendant upon the hot and vicious light for ( the speakership of the house of rep-. resentatives has ended, and tho democratic cruu us has ended the suspense of the candidates, nnd ...... n , i.ta, lit.. Hi" uicir irieiuj! their friends. I ho light was so eon- . .1.1. it e l t ?wwxv imu 'nu " . '"u r . Ieen engendered that will be likely to crop out to the ciuli&rrasmcnl ol the victor all during the long session of congress that convened on the 7th inst. Il is only natural that the man who wins will reward lhou who helH-d him witti the most desirable committee chairmanships, and that will, of course, leave a good many gentlemen out ill the told who be lieve themselves entitled to promi nent committees. The i barge made by the Mills men thai Kx-lb-prcKcntative Coch ran, solicitor general of the Missouri Pacific ruilroud, who was hero osten sibly ss a friend of candidate Hatch, was sent lu re by Jay Could to work against Mills, is indignantly denied by Mr. Hutch and Mr. Cochran, hut it is still insisutl UHiu. Many dem ocrats who, letting their xt-ul for oue or tho other of the candidates got tlio better of their discretion, are making all sorts of charges against their opponents, will lie sorry that they did not keep their tongues bridled. Secretary Proctor was on the 7 tit inst. sworn in as a senator, and un- ' ill I.I -1...H 1 . nominated and confirmed Assistant Secretary (iiuut will act us fo.-retary of war. It is presumed that Presi dent Harrison will send it big butch of important nominations to the sen ate this week, and among them will lie a tec retard of wnr nnd an attor ney general, if Attorney Oenerul Miller is to go on the bench of tlu new circuit court, oh inuny believe. Considerable surprise w:u unused here by the announcement thai I he farmers' alliance candidate for con gress, in the election hold un the Oth inst, to fill the vacancy in tho eight Virginia congressional district made by the d atli of tho late lU-pn s -illative l.ee, withdrew, us arrangements had I-, ii made by ltc ret ntulive Jerry Simpson and otln r alliance men iu i ongn ss to tule nu aclie wrt iu tin- dainpiigu. It is stated lit it the w'thdruwttl was caused by the nomination of a republican can didate, the alliance managers hav ing CoiiiiUmI upon thu supimrt gf the r. publican. There ha Wen a numlter of alarming rumors in eirculalion this I week about the condition of eere- trv WmUir. who bn Is-en confined lo his residence for some day, bul his friends sav tint tb- reis no cause for alarm, lie will p. south for it couple of weeks for iceiiperation lie fore returning to the treasury de partment. Probably tlw situatitMi of affairs in China will serve as a damper on the ambition of would-be mission aries who want to go into the "land of darkness," ami christianiio tho "heathens." A ricnnl dispatch from Pckin ay: "The govertunent if fully aware of the serious condi lion which conrrontt it ami exery KWJ,nlo tep is bcinj; taken to break ; Totc ,tuUf ,h(lt ,,r,, hundred lCuro- a-ans and oative Christians were nm.-SAcred. It is believed that not n single Christian iu lite district es caped. Consternation prevailed among the prot.-st.mt missionaries in the district, through which it is exficcti'tl the r- lx l-will have to kiss. The local ollici.iU in Tsusuaha de clared they were dowerless to pro tect iho missjonnnr, and if lltey desired to save tlv ir lives they had better seek suf ty in Might. The missiotteric at Tu-naha have, therefore, abandoned their Mixtions and sotiffht refuge in safer purl of the country. ICditor (iiMiilwin, of the Salt l.ak Tribune, says The only funny thing about lib-1 muIs in tin esti mates whi.h il.rty scrubs put oil (heir own reputations A man will sin a iiowspup -r for a largo sum of money bceatisn of injury to his rep utation, when the truth is that if he could give that reputation away aud have men forget it, it would be thousands of do'l irs in his pocket and if he could forget it himself, it would lengthen his days many and many a year by taking from him the 4 If-nlwisomeiit which he always feels for himself. When litis class J of gentlemen get offended becauso their elm actors have U-rn attacked, they generally jtmK' t'"! value of their reputations and tho damages they have received in inverse ratio to the actual worth of those repu tations." Julius Wiigm r t'matillit county. f Itirch creek, b ii lost several , VUIHP l,IO.t Ol .1 calves lately in i (H i'iiiiar manner. ! The bodies of On bloated, and tie-,- uniiiiais lecome drop over dead Dr. Scott, a neighbor i' M,- Wag ner, bus abo lo-t k h i, il. The dis ease appears to ningle out the early spring calves, and to attack the lin est and fattest in the bund, a num ber of which have beer, found dead by Mr. Wagner. It is supposed to be blackleg. THE UNEXPLCTEO. A cow being driven t:ir .it.-!i I he -.In-ctft of Hiinnlliul, Mo . rli. ;' 'I "ii a i-t-il eont liuntfuitf on n po4. cut ,-l.-il Iter lu.rns in it, gave a Itcllow uml ai",'"'il iteml A KotMUlVii -l. i l..'Mii,'t.m avenue, New u!(. i .tlv retciwil U o ntllllfM- bul ii-., "wlii were Hllbne iiii'iitl mloited liy n j i IiiIjIc fuiul lle.'' Willi r itti Inilianiiixilis rttieii was ri.liitfr on it trei l e.o mi that city tlio brake liuitille kIih-.I (r in the driver's gr;M and firocli n ito( in tbe th-iver1 r?t ot-ki't. A bullet fonii tbe weaion killeil ttu- passenger Umlautly. 'MtlllTMJio,'' ri-jsirtn Uie IWnlon lleralil, "itayed ii ipie-r freak In a New llulilii- hire town bixt tv-nk. Il took off Ibe tail fvuthertt .if . .u-li oi twenty Ih-iih I. ill in;.' on n root niul itfTe.teil a roM.U-r mi I hit, tin bus not ! able to crow ninee." Mi Xoiw Nkvi , i.f Went I'nlon. "?" V,'V.' ,'rn."?rwt nnA pmyiuiij rm.m riiiii.niM...iKii .iw i-H tents. "Kite felt t-iitn-tlnnir on bur II r, unit, on ilrnviii)f I., r IkiiuI out founil S fine goli I i-iii,'. worth ten ilol htr.. em iivliiiK bet thinl linger " A uah wnlkeil Int.. .i l.mvfll (Mass.) barroom last week, Iviitrbl twenty-flvo re n to' worth of uml otTervil n oiu- thousanil ttollar bill in payment. Ho wait soiacwhut tulini aback when the Mjlooti Icepor pocketed the uiltaixl eouiiU'tl out for chwiKe Ktr.i.T'i tn llvr. Tiik coroner of liuif.i!.', N'. Y., was liiveatiguling the mii1-i: il.-iitli of an obi man when a clorli ih.it bad been owned by tbe ileceaM'-l -id leuly fctrui-k tbe hour of ten. A t'u- cloeli lnul ktoppetl voluntarily when Ibe obi mat! illi.l, the hapis-iiinir ii thought 'o Imi rulln.-r klrsuirv Hmw In I'rntntit Arliliinl 1 lluildsr ott Wooa Warltar muarhi that many of tuoloi-of lli:iirftui!hid uimuil br opnrlivi- uf sniull hwi iu fucUjrlo oouul bo uUrUnnt by fnllowitiK wUitt l i-ttlUd tuu goljt-ii rjlf ' Xi-vi-r put your Usuil uat-S of a ruuiiintf w." Th" tsntirtelliHi la renub buck to ruwv or tralfbtM MatstJanla totturul ami diOtvull U nwuU Hut msu can never afTorit lo irol imbs arouarf a sssr or s ouUJuil Mot I'racnttUoas Hgabl aivkktil emibl bo uktn ui Muk nHutereawttt Utw ibe' mw- AN kXTRAOHDINAUY UET. T1SM Cilt IVitfr tt44 Moui-jr uit n itu-U.ii tig H-mrL. AtvHit ibiriy miles oi! tlu-rtf Hon vliiln. m srt-w- boE.tnl for San I'rsn i :uo, a bljf lii.-k m.'.ili nl v nppcutml on si- i4icr' pirt qusrter, and only !.iun vrrow away, aim tor n tune he w ihe olsw-rvetl of all i.Wrver. n a-4 (mtsm.itiHl to l flft-en foot Ion k. .-i -l Me- i.alb-n wi'M nrreiit lbt they ud never km-ii a larger one. Ho kept n nil-fill pj-i on the r.otlo eroHtltng to ! .- rail to vn him. anl although pork i.iil uthi ttilf were thrown ovur bo paid ii) attentbiu lo l!. food. It looked in it h ba t i iu-ly tv l hlmi If or n-a ho.iu-l lo t e ono of Ibe paiuengoM. it- .-;.rel it ten oVI.h k In the foro ..mn. il h.i) not ihovinI sn Inch when . -St ." Dayluhl ft,untl lilm ktlll re. ik', I vhun noun rtiuii and th.il .i. hi 4 '.-lU.i.rit eyt. of hisoonUnund to -tare at -. vint a-i ot round tho ship I. l Mil. ..II- M iluolilisl. Wo hd .-.".h ('(,'.. KajlUh .".-knny who wore m ii:lni; l- i. uf tho w-othi, and un the I ..-Btaai !u ,.iil upon who would fall a viii.m un.- ,.f them itmwlwl out: I ay. l ilu. but Vre's your blivotn ln' ehati'-e Ui make or lusu ten tmn's If ) dan-a." x Ou'i! that?" askml tho other. "Iff wui a ton thai Ihn lUli gnu you bovt r I. Tf on.- of li'un h'U to Ui Ifot h'U you " i..tnS 'tummy," replle.1 tbe other, without looli..,g up from bis Uwk. Mglit rnnn- suit the shark still hunjr on. I.i.illlit ramo nirsln and )m.n still there, ,'simeof the passcnirSM jshiIi hii. 4, but I think all uent mtmtmhut il?,., te. hy Dm mounter's M-nilney At about ten o'clock el,fhti'l i water leifgd vi im-I ntiJ ran eloi to hr. Al) Uu jKw-ng r bail erowibsl to the jmrl r.ul, v l n some moveuient jirtwiplUitod both eur-kr.ey into the a. They linoU a irn at nfi eili as they fell, ami tUnai oenre.l for only thrHS or four ioniU. l.i-ii they eaniti to the urf.ii the . uim-r H-ii ulreuily cheeking hhhI, niiil t;.e- !khii lo tread water to keep nftmt i- hi-rtfil ono of them may: "1'iisiui, obi bo, I'm golni; to win that tt n " "Not htf t know nieself, Tommy," ro plle4 the othor. "I'm a bloouilu' " Wo hail forgotten the shark In tho ex citement. All eye erv ,m the two men, who were taking mntlem n-rj-cmilly, when tho one ealled fimtui threw up his arnik wlib a stream and iltaiMnreil. Next ii.'-n.i'iit the other win picket! up by a beat, lie cnuie aboard, chniik'tsl hl:i eb.tl. , nnd as he came out to enjoy a p--oiiica..ile and n smuke he enlmly n-markt-4 to u-i: "I Uilil 'nu IM win bit, hand I 'ave, band I'll leave bit to you, genu bit I took baimy huiifalr had vantage to do bill" N Y. Sua. S6NATOFI HRUOK'S TACT. Hum Hi- Mttvit'l IIim line I'rnlili-lii mi 3lllliMl I S I . r ll-tl. Commodore Van Kantvtsird.ono of tho wcilthh-Ht of Xe' York buiueiu moil, iheonnerof the lludsoii river lino of Ih.uln, ii.ur.ited a iuo.it intervsling nnd tu .1 1 y iien ,'tnecdote about Mr. llruoo. The (',.;. ii, i-il-re said that aftor Mr. llriii e bad In-ii elected Konator from Mlsatiutlppi he ciiffatrctl paaango on ono ot Hie Mhoilivtlppl ntuaiiili'aU up tho rln r mi In-i .iy to Wabiiirton. The ruptiiln of the steamboat heard that tho bliieU Selinliir-elt el was to lake pnK by tbe boat, and be said that bo wjiulil ti a h thU colored upstart his place It be tried to put on any airs on tbo steam iHtut. Tbe captain hiuiiH-lf told ComMo dure Van Hntvoord what followed. Ho said that Senator llrueo camu aWard tbe boat and nt tho lirnt eon letiluut opportunity souitht tbH eapUtlii. lie tiald to him; "Capuiu, I am if'llUf a part of my journoy on your steam Im4I. and I want tu aay to you thai 1 a mil my trip to be made aa pleusanl and uirreeubln tu you as il puaoibly can be. iboroforo, it you will aosliru mo to tbnl place on tbe boat where my people m uxtially located, aud give me a place at the table whoro Ibe colored jieoplo ifi't lln-ir meals, I ahall be very much oblltfcd lo you " "When be said that," ai l i In capuiu, "and u modestly mid ..ihtely ns ever a man apuko tu me tu in v life, I looked al biiu for a mo ment, aud then M-lzed hbu by tbe arm and hid: 't'umo with me: there Is nwiittitK un my IkmI tuo good fur you, air, uml I liml-i that you uliall lt with mi at n, y own table at meal lmi.r.'" "'I he race pnihlMii," aald (Vmimodoru Vn;. S.mtiiH ril, "so far ict Seiiutur llrueo is i-oneeriii'd. In already solved " 'I m. four most common eaaaea of holler exphmiiiiis are external eomutlon, oti ilie.itintf. overpresKiire ami wculi le v, i.l Due. The four least common i allies niv uIrm-.h-o of :aifety nilve, bud material tnU iiiiinbiil. aiiililcpof.lt. Iho I'mlr) i,t lliitlinr. That marvelous sUiry-wriuir Ouy do Maupassant says: "A mun I a tfuurniol a bo is n )ioet, or itu arils', or stniply learued. TaaUt Is a delli aui orAii, pur fvctlhln and worthy uf renpocl, llko the eye and the ear. Tu be wanting tu tbo sense ot lu-te is to Ui deprived uf nu m tjuUlio facility, of tho faculty of dlaoern ing the quality of alltuonu, just ns one may I jo deprlvi-d of tbo faculty of dis oernintr the i null lies of a book or uf a work uf art; It U lo be deprl veil of an es aential sense, of a part of bumsn u periority; il Is lu bolung to ono of tho innumerablo clsnm-s uf cripples, luHrm people and fouls of r. blt-h our race is com puted; it is, in a word, to have a stupid mouth, jut ss we limy have it stupid mind. A mau wbudis-s iu dlntlnyulsh between a laujfuusUi ami a lobnier, U--tween a hi rrTiiif Ubat sduiirabb nli Ihut carries with It all the savors aud aroma of tbo sea) aud it luaukerol or n whiting, U coDiparabln ouly tu n man whu could ooouund Ihdsao wltb liugeno )Min and a symphony by lhethovu with military march wmu postal by noun re?lmoall ttaiHl-inmUMr." llarpur's llazar. ' SD.MK (il'AINT Ulil'OHDS. UtUi or Wltttotsm rrlntod with WotUllui; Annonncoinontiv llrlclit Ttilnc Ciitiit friuii Nwiijir l-iililliliril Mllliln the ltl lliunlrtMl Vrnri I'iiik l'liuii tlm Nitutr uf llitdrt Mini llriiuiut. This collection of marrlajfo announrf irent has U-eu copied for the Ikilrolt l'lee Press frt.m old newspapers pub lishtsl within the last one hundred yean, of which the compiler has exam ined hetwieti 300 uml !US) volumes, in livtlnir sin-It a he ihoutxht worth re peating to tbe present tfeneratlnu. The old wits were famous tor punnlinf upon the names which they could utilise for the purpose, ami many of these an nouncement will prove ammilna;. In Concord, N. II., l'ebruary , ISH, Isaac lllll, one of the iNtltors of the r.ilrl.it, Ui Miss Susan Ayer, duURhUir of t'nptaln Itlchanl Ayer. A I wnlkr.l mil the l bur day, Tarvnuttt runmnt stiwt I took my wrl I a nl-.p t llmusbl iiuUj rare I Hill walknl mil to takr ths Aysr And now lsrr vaith ami mrlmve mt tetttlir. I think tbsrc'll W a rtutssw of Ksulltrr, In llnrerhlll, Mnss , August m. Coltoii IC. .Simpson to .Mlsi Snrsh IL Marble. ,n olil salrulnlloa nt SIB aad ltM I'ruirn -A .lone tbst Is rollis lll t'sthr no nmii " A hil'I'Jf rlaioBt tia lalsl) bcrn tbooirtlt on, lljr wlilrh a Marttls star nattier anit raltlvatv Ctottca. Wisldtsl. nt lllack bake. R. I.. 1'ebru nry U. IMS, .lames Aiiderson to Atinii Itreail. . While- tiHtal the Mrly irrsri praJ, . ) Ami lut aruuinl Hu m iluitrr. I ' I'll b. lutitt-iiletl wliti Ann Un ail 1 Auil wun't bitrr miy but bar. At lloiesb. Comh.. August 31, ISIO, .toll n Hate, of Wllliamstun, Mans., to Mist Mary Ann llass, of tin- furiuer place, after a courtablp of one hour. It tbl nut osllns well. 1 tuk. Hu.li It mler lull to luktft llr i-miifkl In nn- burl bour a Hum I The IUm, tbduh. cAuabl lb Hale! Married, nt Wlnnlesburir on Friday, April 1.1, is-vi, by ltov .Mr. Ms lone, nt St. IVters Churvb. Mr. Will Mouu lo Miss Atiitio CtMtke: Us Is not ms4, lbou(h lussr ilflil 1 T I irotb ttklia.-rliiuk, I'ur In- tuu calhul, tc bis il'Ushl, A wllti Ibal in t-imkc. "Ilia kuom I cuoksil," r.ikt ollitr makU Mv puy brr tbo bnau, Whuw tall ion lilt Ion wbr.l anil fat l bs bright Hiaa la Un- touun. Now York, Mareh 10, IBM, Tomosa Seeonl Ut Miss I'nnb-lln Ketebsni: " Ki-irbam. (rOlla, II ruu ran ." " I bro,"'hvt itac; - Hcuril-t lbs mm." I'o'brunry ft, 13,1, by I!t, Mi-I'arlnntl, Solomon I'nyim to Mis Itulb linker: Utittio lraal Istl In love with wenllb. aemo with b'Vnlr 8rlii ; Hal Ha rail. In tho blioin of bcsltb, Takn to berwlf a I'arae. , In lloston, April H, ls'jl, .loaeph Wtl- leiil to Miss Susan Whitmarsb afler a; coiirsiiiiof ttnrievn tiaysantl but thirty-1 fltednys after tbe death of bis furiuer wife: ' Tbe iM-at war. It sonata, frr il rp snrrtiw tu amtbt-r I'or the lo ol a wife la to marry aoulbrr, December , Isja, Stephen llomproy, SKtsl "0, a revoltiltoimry tM-iialuiiur, lu ,Mi H.imli Ilewey, sited as. " In '! bo fou lit a ml hlcil ; Al IS he wtHwd sad !." Wa.hlngUiu. I). C, May IT, Itu:. Joshua Peck to Mlsa Amelia Itushel. Alln'k.-l, rulK'aaml nnlillus n.1,1-, Wbnl i liantr. of iu'auria Iii4triaiu inukvai tulcU a n lliiiiijlii t llyin. n'a twek, A lluabrl rlmiia-nl lulu a I'rrk. Mnrrled al I lerctilaneum. Mo.. May J.i, 1SJI, John W. Honey, naq., to Mnry Austin. I -root swett fttiwrfo Ike buajr le t'sn urat.-. s'leni"' h-'iw) i-aiher Hut, olt' bow awi-vl a flosrr I bt Who turns tu Hoary sllonulbnrl Captain Will Urave to Miss Kiincy (traves, Currull, Cor roll County, .V. (. . June 14. isift. The ftravi-s. 'Il said. Will Vli hi Ibelr tlnsd Waentlsbrl. !' truing lahakcs Ibssklss; llul If lol tiliisae, Kron Oravva llku tbrso A dussa llvlas folka utlsbl liae. LITCHAHY PEOI'LG. It.iKHrn Hiiowsino, sou of lite set, has iiurebtuMil n bouw at Asolo, w here lila fntbi-r sienl Id last holiday. j Ho-o: IIawtiiouxk wtys thut lncmon's luuuiory liecMiuc so weuU ut lust thai be ( tuuil to go out looking for himself lu tho street of Concord. I Mh (il UwroNti bu pruniikcd UiwrlU- ' nu article for Murray' Miiglilne on Dr Smile's life of Joint Murray, which will , contain some very luteresling sriuiiiul : reinlubvccitces. Umn Uamkh.I'II Ciii-nriiiM.'s prom- , IhimI Ixaik on but ilil to Msshonuland is to appear llrl In a w rics ot twenty bitters lu Ihe lon.lnn lirsphU-, for which bo bus U'en jmlil ton tbousuiul dollars. A itiliTiiUr of Moltku, iwkitotl lafct year fnun llw vehirsu by l'rsus von Ifcnhsch, is shown in liuilou along wltli n IlUein- of lllamarck by ilu suuic urllsl. Moltke 1 in an uudrcaa uniform of blue with scsrlet llnlnirs. IllaunreU la in bluck froi'k am) broud vvbito ncchtle mul h a plo In hi Imiiil. Al.u t Taihwsi.i' slmllo is reached by it llignt ol goiueit tnirs. tin- atepa being i'litlr-ly istveretl with pluU-ht.f sdibei ; lira. It U It wreut cofllruat Ut go fnun tliU room, o onlln-ly lirm-W in its char acter, Ui the stuiliu uf Mr. A I mi 'I'ssb-iim, which I a Dutch Interior, with iulntly uurvvd ub walla and Utile ilinHionil-paiHxl windows iHntHigttl from Holland. ., ... LITTLE INDIAN GIHLS. Iluir Tlir) I-j Ilirlr l.rlturc llnHM Ml, 111- .tllaiiillus Srltiiol, tine of tho teachers lu nu Indian itchooi i-mlsui the Wtml Carrier an c-i-iiunl uf the every-day life of her Indian ii-.pll which the boy a nod Kirls will Im If la I 1 1 read: "Their yard I a good oun Ut play In. It Is a very largo one, and has two Croups of trees that make s nlee shade, two or three sw ings, a teotef-board and a little bridge over a gully worn out by Hie water. In the sprlnif the ground Is I'. i ie red with llowers. There sre inlets and dslidelluns, tin- purple hullslo-ltount blue retch, pink otitlls and others, and the child reu gather ami gie away many n pretty lltllit Isitupint wllhuut ever li .nlnjf tho yartl. In ono corner they hse made a cemetery for various Itulo siilmsls Ibal have dletl n kitten, n I'lili-keil, a snarrow and two or throe morn, lli-hlitit the wood-pllo they havo built of old Isnrtls two little hotifUa, each lai-ye oimugh to hold several chil dren, Tho home bno roofs tu keep olt tho sun, mhI here, with hlookt of wood for seal nnd broken dUhoa t net their table with, they piny al 'keeping house.' "Tbe children often go to walk when there ia an older Hrou to go with litem. One day last fall two of us lea'ber went Willi tiUml tiM-uty little girls. Some were close ls-slde us, nnd others were running uhead a little way. Sud denly 1 dlm-overed thnt those before us were nowhere to lm aeon. 'Whnt has become of those eblldren?' I aakeil Hut a few slest fnru.inl explnlnml lb-' nuttier. Thny bad thrown thomscluu ilt uwn the ground In wiinn furroat made bj ruitnllig tvntcr, niul were eooi-pb-tely hldtlen hy the side of the fit . rows and the g ros. In n minute thev were up again; they only did It for fun to surprlae us. "Wherever tbey go, tboy em to llnd some plant that bus n part tbey can eal. nnd Ibey grimily enjoy tho berries ur rtsits thnt they gather. Some of the fruit are renlly ery iitco. Thtire are gooseberries, blnakburrtes, graica nnd plum lu their senium, llul Ihe children tlnd something to broivae upon al any time In tho yenr. Just now tho chief dellescy Is tlm 'tliliiii;i,' or Indian tur nip a little white root, rather sweet and spicy .mil tlio children somotlmtsi go out exprosaly tor the iurhie uf dig ging tht-sti. They ii1i.ii eal the bulb of tbe oxnli, roti-hlw nnd aumne-borrle. nnd thtuie last nluy on nil winter, so thai mm In Jnuuitry mid l'ebruary tbey find something they like, (lite little girl tiven dug uji n tulip-bulb mid ale II, It Is nut Is-cnuse llioy nre hungry, either, hut tbey have always boon lists! to eat ing these tilings mid they llko them. "They play with doll In tbo bouse, and among the HMsosstousof ihr-twnnu -four girls there nrti dulls of nil mntcriul -. from wax to rags. Some of the girii have made ipiitti large niul t-tHHl-lookln . rag dolls; nearly nil are capable ot niul. ing anil dreaslug Utile ones, Tin v make more than tliey neeil for their u.' u use, for thny sometimes give tie i U'ai-hers little mg dolls ns tokens f their love. Tbey cut niul malto tie . dolls' clothe ery well, and dreajt tic at tliey inomaeive ureas, in truu Am i Iran fashion. "Hut mum-limes the loving romt n lirunt-e of their liomnnwlH show itaelf i.i their plnv. One dny I met half a doi n or moro lltlleglrlawilb thelrdolla up n their backs atipporlisl by a shawl, juil an the Indian mothers enrry thnirbabb . aud on niiulher dny I saw a lllllo go I carrying ill tho sauio wny tbo frm) good-natured black cat that U-longa t the llirds' .Vest, Ditto, iho en l, aeettn l pt-rfoi'tly run tented. He bnd one pi on each shoulder, just ns a child uarrb l In Uml way would bo likely lo place it t Ininds. I think, however, thai Ditto H a i at of unuatinl palience, fur I hun seen hlui sleeping Hal on his back In a doll's cradle with coverlet tuckydduu n lightly over blm." A ' vom.t doea mil attract Ir-m , :i. i It has that to convert tbe iron, I iiiic.cibm, Into another itmgm t 1 f item attract it Hence uuii'i. I col i.ly attract motfticta. l-iiil- uf solid i. tee I will llont a i.. t' r, if ll he Muull i llough and li.-l,t I, , . .o.-.l. A ettiiiiuou itewiiitf ue.ili. . i .h iil:y If II Is- a new one ulnn pi. i i d gently on tlw surfuee of im i. r, I I-.. t i. cull we llu' sun after be li.t. -.nn! I I i iv the Imrl.-jin. TbU is due t . ' I 1 i'lieii.- rif nil' til ill. wbieh uppurenC raiM' . tin-sun thirty-four i Islictlis of .i '.. -jvc. HL. i.ppurent diameter U onl.t t lilt j -one hUtletb;. uf it decree. A (I tin U'e'uli tie lliri-a (liniri About tho year 1 700 a fair young bride In the village nuw known as Now Haven won- a dalutv eiwlumo of nblto. Tbe go.-. u woscut low lu tho neck nnd was abi'Velii. The tlress was of light and li I mi v tcsturo, nod tvnighetl but altuul ih'"-oiince. Ii bus been handed down troiii k- nuraiiou Vo geutiratbiu, until at I ikI it has cobio into iMissessiun of a Dmihury latly. The dress Is remarkably well prcorod and Is extremely vnlmv l ie, Imib fnun Us ago and the beauty of eiiiln.iidi ties with which II I ouvored. Tin deal.rn of tbo Iriuimlug I prettily win toil In tbo coarse linen thread so .-inn V 'i In those tlnys. A feitttfiiliir )( Ciittuut I' nlll within a few year a singular mat. an has ubUtlnotl iu Swluerland. Vi'lien bualiaud and wife expressed u de alt fur a limin e they with rtspilred Ui i nt r a rii ini ami Ihe therein logolhee for :. fortnight, during which tluio ibey tt( r neither l see nor toooneno wltb ,g,UHly ,.iM,. tH(.r lui),l ,VttS XUSn t0 tl,.,,.. thrumrb a narrow oixoilinr in Ilia wall, aud all eoinimiulontloit with tint oitialdo world was out oil. If, nt tws end of a fortnight uf this conflnutuun ligcihcr, tlm ooiiiln still clmnnnsl ins dhuroe, It was grsuted without, furlbur ado. - ' f- ''jaaaaiafl,'-' . .(