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TELEGRAPHIC.
EASTEUX STATES.
I.itst ol Hut I'hrjrniirs.
Foiit Itontssox, Neb., Jnu. 22. Tho
Cheyenne, Inillnn campaign Iiiik cloned. On
Monday Col. HviiiiH found tho reutfyul' s In
rlllf (our mil nuith of the bI:io roiul.
They tficPtcd thfir escape, utiil hitiwd toward
Jtnl Cloud iigoiiet;, Captain Wcsstls storied
on their tmll with four coiiipanitH of rnvulry,
mid lit noon to-ilny hi! c.iino up with tho'ii
nuiin -10 miles from thin pout. Tim worn of
enpturlng thf n either ilcml or nllvi beijnn In
teiil firm st Nni" Cmyi nuts, nil of Ohm
wounibil, xreTf inntiiriil, '.'ll Lillid mid 17
Ulint'couul"! fi i It is i.appisid Hint Kinim
dliil of lln'ir wninuls iind i.Ui'Th ruciijH'il
Captain WiKNiNwiiHHliiitl) wound si: thus
of Wista'Ps couiuiniid, u Heigeiiiit, farrier and
olio itlviiti, killed.
It It 1'lrncj?
K.w York, Jnn. 211. A London dispatch
riijh thrit Captain Ad.uu nt Cork reports
MluhtltiK, nbout CO miles west of I 'iistnctt, n
ship on 11 r i nud n steamer well iimnncd, in
tlin neighborhood. On going to thu assist
.nnco of thn vessel ho win warned by tho
strainer to keep on his course or ho would
burn too, nnd not to report what ho had
set n, else, ho had Utter look out for him
self on IiIh next trip.
Wltnt HI. Mnrllii Hit'.
W uniiton, Jnn. 2:i. - Tim cbnlrman
rnllulHt. Mnrtin, whnwns i suniined ntMomo
length regarding tho nllliltvil already pub'
Unhid. NYitress stilted thnt how, when net
ini; tin Herf-oiiiit-iit-ArniH of Hi? committee,
ho lmd returned twelve, or thirleeli subpe
linn wllh n n port "not found." Ho did ho
on Instructions from Maddux. In nil tln.su
rnHtM they wire ultni'ssrs who wire. Itipub
Ik'iiiiK, orwItiii'H-iiHho itiuld not fix up to
(entity riH Mnddox ilesirt d.
' .Insure In l.iiiilslitnit,
.Iaixhonxiu.s.Jiiii 2.'!. Iii tlm U. H. Cir
cult Court .ludi',0 Hitllo sentenced tin' lire
vnrd county canvassing bonrd, c-filit ictcit for
mailing fnlnu n turns of tho rleetiou for lt o
roiiuty. Thn clerk was MCntenrid to threo
years, Wtluhl, Johns, IhoKliorllTiiiid Justice
riHiic ctivilv oiio vcur mill In thn Albany
penitentiary. Leo Ik also .Statu Hetiatur
from Leo county. All oilier clietion iiwm
hnvn been eoutiuiied till tho Slay tirui of
Court.
Ui'iK'inl .Wits.
IteproHi'iitntivo I'lnlny's report favnrH nbo,
Iltloti of tho (lovvrmneut printing olllce.
Ciinndlnn business men rail for n prolec.
tivn tnrilf through thu Dominican Hoard of
Trndo.
t'nriillmi t'.trrllnti I'miiils.
('lUiii.KHTiis, Jnn, INI, lleforo tho Teller
roinmilteo, J. S. VonnLf, n colored supervisor,
(Itep.)nt thn ill iiiila hoiiiio poll, testlfliil
thnt when tho ballot box was npwitil nu ox-
rcHrtoCIII ballots uns found, nil of which
were Di'innrr.illi) tissue, ballots. Tlin sur
phiH fitim were, wlllidniwn nnd nil but flvo
withdrawn went ltepuMtciiu voles. Witness
aw only two Uimiih tloketH vnt.il. Vittii)n
testified that tissue, tickets had be ill lined by
Itepuhlli'iitiH at a prim iry election in Chnrli's
ton yearn ngo.
Wlmlnin' lllli;:'aornl.
Window's propoiiltiim lnokiiu I" nsslstln,'
thni'olorid population of llic. Kniilh to nib
Hrnto to new luiiiitN in llio west, Ih favorably
reclined by rcpnsentiitivu coloied turn. A
tli'li-giitluu from nix .Southern Hliiles, calling
on thu Kenntor yesterday, inehulliig Senator
Ilruco nnd Keprcst'iitnlltt'S Cuin, KiualU nnd
Uninoy, told him that the colored penplo nre
not sittisllcil with their condition: nud that
local clubs hnvo already begun to ugitatc. tho
-ijuuHllon.
Mpr Vurk Nnniliiullonii.
WiNiiiNOToS, Jnn, ill. Tho Kcnntu com
mitteo on nouiiiintloiiH h.H dicided to report
ndmiftly to thn New York uoiuinatlon.
Ne Ih MprnUH.
Hhnron Hild ou pri urntiiiK 'ho rcHolutlonit
of tho NuviufV b-uUlntiiru tn-dnv: "Tho
, flIU couipbilli''. of bnvo fx'ntud lonu time,
, Tho peoplo 1;I n il((Ut to Im protecied im
lh 0erninei!t. bl nubxIdUed IIiIm toud by
their money mid JaiiiU. C(iu;;re.i idiould neo
tbut tho peopbAuro not imjioiied upon by
llimo railroad corporation. In other otU
thn creature kIioiiM nut be ullourd to rlmi
nbovu Hid creator."
'I lip ChpyriiiirN,
Tout UoitiN-tow, Jim. til.--Captain We
sell's command nrrhrd In iaup this after-'
noon bringing tlm di ad bodies nf Sergmut
Tiigguil, l'rl.ilis Itiowu, Nelson nnd )
plnlse, the latter haliii dlidou the roal;
nlso thu wounded nud suvi n t'hejelinu prU
oners, three Kipims nnd fur ililldreu, of
whom three, iiro wuuudid Of thn nine can
to red n bin k nud it sipl.tw died bi fore rem h
lug lieie. 'I lii-y wen- ran Hilly senrelieii inn
Th..y wer, iMUfully searehed nnd !
lulu WVS...IN wound Is x.ry h..kUI. nnd tho.
u .. i. ,.ii i i w ... .
of Sergeant Aii.bloHPiiudl.-daiidV.ini,, u
IMlt 111 IMllllll nilllt-1 riUIIII IIIMIH UK-Ill. 11,1- I
Hies (In, II in Hfouti. not daiuiimt.
board iiioi Is nt this pout to nun row to
nilW
mi liiti'tigiitlou intniliH whule altilr
.illnliiu iiiir.', In ,, Ynrli.
Nku Yiiiix, Jan. 21 - Tin' I'vniuiuing com
iiiittto of llio Stock Eii'liiini:i' hiv olnl to
phico milling stock iipoii tin ir Int. Thry '
icipilrn u snurn slnliiiiieiit of thu tluimeial1
i nndillnii of the company making the iippli-1
cilion, aim In semi nl Its ixpeii'o au expert
named by the Eehuugutoexiuilue In piop-
rly of thu I'uiiipitiiy. Tlie llrst mining
stoek pi, iii d ujiiiu the llt i the llouu.t.ike
Mining (!iimnuy of California, aluo $10,.
IHSI.DIIO of the llnuiestiMil Miuin Compsll)
of L'ukota.
.1 ItemtM-rnllr M'lluesn.
N.w Oklkins, Jan. '.'I.- -llefore tl4 TnlUr
lAimniitleu, lteprentst to N. J. Cnuiuiiiic. I
member of thu legislature from Nstchi-
lochrs, iMtlned: Ih.. gntnl enor of lh i
tesliiuouy of witiHh.es ou tho l.epubllo.iu
nido is to the effect of tonsplriicy ou ihe
tart of Driuocrnts in bnaU uii negro tnrt't
tugs (or political etftct. Such Ustimouy is
iiiniuallhVdedly fslse. There were no organ
tied band such ns lllounl deseribul. Our
notion Hgaliut lllouut unit others was tsktn
for protection, they hating tbrc.itemd to
get negroes together to bum tlm tiiwu. It
was repoited tint lllouut had 10 or 11 armed
negroes in his hoiue. Aftir eoiisnlutlou we
concbnlod that it would not be safe to Itt
him remain there. Wiluess was acting as
-bicf of (Kilien. The utfalr was quietly
managed und no violence couleruphited.
Witness conitdered tho Uiedls wltuesi.es tho
most bloodthirsty men ho etur saw. When
they wero acting with the Democrats they
proposed to kill thu Itepubllcau lenders. It
was uaturnl enough tor us to think when
they tumid m it to the other kI.Io that they
would propose to kill us. The testimony
of witness throughout was cbutr,idictor to
llcpuhtU'iiu wituctscj, except as to lllouut,
HruUs aud others being ordered to leave the
parish, but witness said that that waj not
political. He declined to express an opin
lou as lo whether it would be safo (or UndJs
to return, they having done great iujiutlcc
to the whole people of the pnrwli.
More Cipher llislvlii's.
Wi.ntMiTos, Juu. 21. Ilutler offered the
following;
Hcsolti'd, That tho committee receive
from Duller the cipher dispatches which he
shall present to them, and that tho clerk be
"T!P,?"Tt',,'MiW. sstis v nv-.- r..,.. -r-f
fr'm.lOj tri;nurs:ui ,.'
illrecled, In connection with somo person
whom Duller Khali denlgnate, tnnko u com
pletu iliveutory of Ihn dinpatches so received
In duiiUcnlc. nnd certify to tho witut, ono
copy to bo jlreiicreil for tho nirof tho com--mitteo
'nd one tlvtn to Ilutler; 'that' nil
cipher dlxpatclicH no roctnetl snail iiopriuicil
for thu conimittio; that, units bcrcAftir
rithirwiso oubled. before nuy "riulnal roplcs
shall be ',hoii out for publleutibU, they sllnllj
ho submittid to Im chosen l'. n person wlio
idiall be sworn loiniikofnithful transcription
mid ih'fiiher the S'liuo nccotilln to his bent
linoubdge, tJ.ill nud nbility, and that ho
will not allow nny cipher diHpiitches (iven
him to bu iiftewnnN plvin to nny per
son or ven oi.t fur publication, nor any of
thn dijiu b ' nur nny Hiippojcil translation
Hitbo'i' jr , i.h nyiLnmimt obtnliud from
i!jo i niiittt- to do so, mul lie will return
to tb' ' :;. milt 'it all printed sheets nnd tele
(rami eii'iiiiiltid to 111 in with such transla
tion as ho shall make, receiving from tho
comuilllio midi rcasonnbln sum for his work
im llio couum'tco nhnll judge proper.
Tho resolution was unanimously Bgrccd to.
lb id then oflVied tho following:
Wnr.ltKAH, Hewitt of Now York, in his
plncu in tho House, niter alleging that Bntn
uel J, Tildcu Iiah been charged with the
eiphtr rtixpitchcs, hns demanded thnt Tilden
hnvo an opportunity to faeo his licensers be
fore n competent tribunal. Therefore,
ltesolvid, That ii copy of this committee
din cling t 111 -t cnmmltteu to invO'itiKato tho
ilplitr illpiilihes bo heut to Tildcu, nud
Hint Tilden bu nllowtd to bo represented by
counsel
In tin' 1'oltcr committee to day thn resolu
tion of llt'prcntnliitivo Kicd providing that
Tibb'ii by ulloAed to bu represented nt the
Meeting of committee by (ouusel, was ta
bled InMuid of neeuplid, in stilted in n form
i r repoit. Thu Domocrnts nil totidto table
the riKiiliitioti nnd tho ltepublicnns iigalnnt
U, Ilutler being silent.
lOKKHiX SV.t.
(runt Hull lor luillrt.
SI i.srkim.iii, Jiiri'j:!, Kx-1'rcsident Grunt
nnd family shIIli! to-day in thu Trench mall
sunnier haboiirdarls for Indl.i,
lllali III Kilropc.
Iioniiox, Jan. 23. Sevcro cold uojther
preriills nud much suffering und dotltUtiuu
urn reported thioiighout tho imtlro kingdom.
Yloh ut iiiiiw htnrnis block thn ltossinn rail
ways. Kuvvii IhoiiiMUd laborers nru opnlilug
eoiiimuuicatiou betwetn Moscow and riebni
topol A SoIpiiiIIIp 1'nrly In nistrrs.
Tho Oolo ntinouuees that niithcntio intel
ligence has been received from tho governor
of Eastern Hibirla thnt Professor Nonbiusk
juld's htoanier Vega is ice bound 400 miles
from tho East Capo. A special reiki com
iiilttrii of reindeer nnd dog sbilges has been
orij.iul.ed, but it is feared that this assistance
is too Into.
Vir.KNA, Jan 31. Thn (Icruian nud A us
trlaii deb gates ngretd to propose to thu in
ternational sanitary ciiiiiiuiKslon, which
meets to-day, thu Immediate adaption of tho
following measures: Dispatch doctors to in
ftn ted dintrlit in IIumU to study the char
ii"ler, pro.rrenri nnd local oxlentlon of tho
iilaiMe: tho rompkto nrohibtt.'on of impor
tation of nil mi rchandiso from thn lnffctt.il
region, und certain nrllcles coming from nuy
pait of Itii'sln, nud tlnilly a iUarnntiuu of
li uty days ut tito eastern and southeastern
froutiir stations upon till persons coming
from infietdl dlstlicts. Thn Austrian gov
trnment intends introducing n bill In tho
ride hsr.ith for meeting thu vxpi uses of pre
cautionary measures against thu plague,
I'.itssinn riprckuntatiru nre expected (o-ibiy
to iittend thu first meeting of tho siinltary
tnmmUsioii.
I'AEIFIOCIIAM'.
riri nl Onhlsnil.
Ka Fiiancisco, Jan. 23, At half past ono
this morning nflro brukoout InE. M. lllslr's
I planing milt at the corner of (Irovu nud llrst
strriUin t)bUuit. ,Jt spread to the Cali
fornia Jirliigc unii iiniiuiiig uompauy s mill
adjoining, mid both were destroyed, Loss
istiiiiatiiliit.lD.IIOil.
Nun I'rmirlsiii lleiu.
A stiudy rain hn been falling siuco esrly
list likening; wind fres from tho South
und inery i nllcallou of it prolonged storm.
the merchants protvctlvo nssoclallou unit
tint lioanl ol trailu at meeting itenlay in
ib.rsed Suuitor llooth's sul)!ilUry stiver
mil nun resolved in clri'iiialo lor blgunlure n
pilltiou In Cun -rum in its favor,
Slrtlmuii, of tuicket shop net nitty, was
held In uiiswtr to-d.ty on 10 charges of em
WMleliielll. iliil, 311,000.
I'rlse I'lu-lil In lrtflnin illy.
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lll'llll'J. Il.llllltlll 11111111 IMIl 1 tllllllllUll, IMlt
hi tii'iiieiidiius hitting won. He foiced tlm
tight friuii thu tlrnl. Ills l.i.t blow knocked
I.yuu tbriiiigh Ihe ropes.
Sun t'riiiu'Ueii llein.
S Er.xM'iti o. Juu. 21 - Tho Sin Eran
la it titnck board to-day du'Urul it dividvud
of ijliill pr sent, payabto imniediattly,
ll bus In en rumored that e-SmnUry
llfllimihul the Wills Eur go Mining Compa
ny, who was dinchargiM Jtiuunry 2d, had
nttrlsituisl thu slock of tho company to the
iliumiut of 2.0.S0 shsrvs, ami had collected
nn imsHsstiDiit of rU cents a sharu on thu
ovirlue. Thu I'nsldeut nnd SevroUry are
liKinenled toiltliisud from Hvllmsii the bal-
iiiieo nf Ihnovtrlssue and tho sum of $1,010,
Con.Cl Illegally ou nssessmeiits, and when
MA stock nud mouey U collectbd to dispose
f UI) , ,,,. t, Uv, nud to tsko
,b nrt.,.Hs4ry proceedings under the lav. to
llfotv.d thu inin.tltUs atUcned thereto.
Tho Hangman's Record for 1078
Nhu'ly-six nuinlorvM wero hnngeil in
the 1'iiitcsl .States during the past rear,
which is mi increase) of thirteen emu
piinsi with tho previous yenr. All weio
men; 10 sew white, A'J wero colored,
two lmliins nml nuil ono ('litii:im.in;tivo
weist IuuiimI for outri'g'o; four for wifo
munler nml ono for lilliciile; then wero
SHven donblo executions, four triple nuil
two ipuivlruplc. More wero luiugeil on
Vi iiluy than on nil tho other il.ivh com
hineil, tho number liciiij 70, ami 'J5 wero
hmiKcil in Mnn:K 'llio Southern States
hail 70 per cent, of all thu hunting,
anil nearly two thirds weiii negroo. In
tho list of states, Tonus eomci liftt with
ten, l.oiuiuna nine, South (,'nmliua eight,
-MuKuna eight. Noith Carolina, eight,
Vennsylv.inia six, .Mis.souri, tie, CJeor
gi:i live, Aikansaa four, TunneiMteo four,
t'nlifoiiil.i four, New York thnv, Ken
tucky, .Montana, Dcl.iv, mv, Yirgiiitu,
Ohio, Mtiryiiind, Ml.vUslppi, each two;
Mii.sMtclnisett.H, Kcw Hampshire, Iudi.
nua, Nevadu ami Arizona, vach one.
CONOHEHSIONAL.
Hnlr.
WAsitwaio, Jan. 23.
Morrill, from special commlttcoi, reported
caucus bill nnd wilt call it up Tuesday.
Durnsldo reported in favor of $ 250,000 ns
n permanent fund for education of tho blind.
Consular und diplomatic appropriations
pused ns ngrcciljo by touftrenco commit
tees. Amount 91,03'J,H3j.
Aftir cixiuttvo session, Benito adjourned.
ItllllSP,
In comiuitti'cSl thu whol on tho bill to
nppi) proiccds of public lands to popular
education.
l'oyc wanted to amend to secure benefits
of mt to colored children in tho South.
Ooodo would consent If it did not estab
lish colored schools,
Monroe explained that each State, boforo
money could bo drawn, was to file with tho
secretary of treasury tho law of Buch State
accepting provisions of tho net nnd providing
that the fund should bo applied to free edu
cation of nil children.
Townsoud, of New York said It passed pa
tience to thus seo loyal States thimblo rigqod
out of their interest in public lands.
Amendments were proposed nud not acted
ou when commlttsarose.
Hewitt reported army appropriation hilt
and would cull it up alter post ofllco appro
priation was disposed of.
Cox, of Now ork' Introduced n bill to rcg
ulnto courucrco between Uulti d States and
Jauada ur.d for rlciprocnl navigation.
Cox also reported bill to tako the federnl
ci usiin, Itynn from snruo committoe made
minority report,
KWKNIMl AESSIO.f.
Weddell, chairman of tho comiuitteo on
post nlllccH and pent roads explaiued tho
bill for classification of mail tnatttr, It de
vldo4 thu mall matter Into four classes: 1st,
wrllliu matter; 2d, pcrlodlcnl publications
under registration; 3d, lnUeellaueous printed
matter; '1th, merchandise. It inakeHtho rate
of postago uniform on nil periodicals, wheth
er ilaily, weekly, monthly or quarterly. The
bill was satlsfuctory to thu publishers of thu
country.
HPiintr.
VAsuIN(lIos, Jan. 21
A memorial was reccliod from thoWomnu's
ltights Association, for an iimendinrut to tho
constitution prohibiting States from difran
cbWlug iersous on ii'.count of sex; referred
Sharon presented n resolution from Nova
da, against unjust discrimination in railroad
Intents,
A bill relating to postal matters waa con
sidored at length and referred to special com
inittec.
House.
A proposition to have tho sugar bill made
n sperlsl onler lor vt citucsilay luxt was oo
locted to by lUnku.
! Sctiata moendmints to bill apnropriating
,00,000 lor the trnniHirtnllon of coin aud
I liiiUinu, nml iIu,0U0 for miscellaneous ex'
penses of thu House were concurred hi.
I Fuller submitted a resolution directing tho
committee on ways nnd means to consider
Iho feasibility of enacting n law to equalize
I the iuteruul revenue tux among theStntis;
adopted.
Tho House went into committee of tho
I whole on prlvatu cilcmhrf. Almost nil war
: claims bills wero objected to by llrugg. Tho
'committee rose nud 112 private bills leported
I wero passed by the Home.
II tuning presented n substltuto for thu
army organization bill aud atkcel to havo it
prlntcii; so ordered.
Saylor presented a bill for the cxteuslou of
tha pri vllegea of Cincinnati us a port of entry;
lefurrcd.
Tho House then took n recess till 7:30, tho
evening session to bo for th.o business of ju
diciary. li ' - "
Marriago.
.Miirriagi, or eugiigeiuentri to many,
nhotild not bo nten.il into inconsiderate
ly. If tho old axiom that haste makes
waste is tnto iih apilieil to the ordinary
utr.iii'n of life, it may he said that ituiltio
haste often resultn in unspeakable mis
ery in matrimonial alliances. Love is
pinu'ihiiilly blind; he is more ho is
willfully blind und should ho mude to
open hut eyes. A little common hens"
initili's ml vuntacotisly with every thing;
nn f.u fiom being out of place, it is it n
nbaoliito e.sienti.ii to .mfciy in alliiii-a of
the heart. .Many n girl has had her
whole InppiiiOHs for life destroyed he
c,ius she ohstiL'iitciy chose to form her
eslim ite of tho character of n Mititer ex
clusively )y Un beh.ivior low.utU her,
nml Ids prnfe.ihiou of love, rather than
by liisioniluct tow.uxli othetS. It is a
jiretty info rule that n man who.se whole
life is but mi oxotuplifuution of hellish-in-ss
will not timtiimo generous in tela
tiou to his vife, C'hanicter is hcldom
revolutionised hy marriage. There may
be a slight reform temporarily; it rarely
lasts long. And men miller as well as
women from ill-assorted uiirriugen.
Many a towering ambition hits been
crushed, many a cupful of happiness hna
been converted into tho dregs of hitter
uctss, from tho neglect of a young nun
to become thoroughly actpiaiiitesl with a
girl heforu engaging himself to her.
Improbable Rumors.
I have just received a niece of news I
should havo lieen inclined to treat with
incredulity, if 1 had not obtained it from
a quarter worthy of high consideration.
I am informed that on the reassembling
of Parliament in February tin intima
tion will ho made in both Houses, that,
in consequence of her recent bere.tvo.
ment unit for other considerations, also
of a persoal nature, the Queen luu de
cided to ivlintpaish tho reins of power in
favor of tho I'rinee of Wnlea as Vrinco
Regent. Of course, I give ou this ex.
truordinnry intelligence for wleit it is
worth. I may, however, be permitted
to remind you that there have already
been llegenU at tho html of the r'tuj
liah realm, und, although wo .should do
ploix) tho day that witue.visl tho abnega
tion by tho Queen of that power which
she wielded with hitch bingul.tr wisdom,
yet it would be tmpo.vdblc, at the Mine
time, not to feci that in 1k-:u trans
ferred to tho l'lincv of Wales the sover
eignity had passed into hands already
familiarized with the exercise of royal
and national duties. London Corr. 1 Jv
erpool l'oat.
Traoklng Crlmetwith tho, .Mioro
Boopc. . If. (!. Hyde, Piesident of tho Culffor
nia Mieroscopial .Society, in n paj'er re
cently read boforo tho nocicty, 6n tho
huhjuct of "The Microscope In" Medical
durisDrudenci)," nieiitiotiH tho following
i c.ihos in wliioh tho microscotio aidtsl in
1 tho detection of the criminal :
Homo years njro there wan a caso of
child-murder in France. Thu child had
Immi l.'ilb. 1 l.v piittitir' iiu tiirniit. nnd n
' knife uippo-ed to have been used in the
commission of tho deed, was found in
tho po-iStssion of tho accused. A care
ful oxamiuitioti hovod what were ho
Moved to ho blool htitins, in a crovico
between tho bl.ido and handle, which
had been overlooked in the cleansing pro
cuss which tho knife had gone through,
nnd the substanco was submitted to nn
nhlo microscopist, who, after n thorough
investigation declared that tho nui
statico was huiniu blood; that it was
tho blood from thu region of tho throat
this fact determined by tho presenco
of tho epithelial Kcales peculiar to thu
fauces, nud, furthermore, there wero
found frugmonU of rabbit fur. Thin ar
ray of facts wan conclusive of tho uno of
the knifo in cutting tho throat of the
murdered child the additional circum
stances being elicited that nt tho timo of
tho hilling thu child had a r.ihbit-furtip
tut nbout its neck. Confronted with
theso discoveries, tho prisoner confessed
hor guilt (thu unii'itur.tl monster was n
woman), und was executed.
Another case, whichl havo met some
where reading but cinuot recall tho facts,
wa.i wheruthe accused attempted to prove
an alibi, and would havo been successful
hut for thn fact that his bootn wero cov
ered with a whitish mud, and it occurred
to tho authorities to have this mud ox
iiiniiied by n competent nucroscopist.
Tho examination showed that the mud
wan diatnmaceouseaith, and identical in
itH contained forms with a deposit whero
the crimu hud been committed. This
conclusively disproved tho alibi, nt leaat
bo fur ns tho nlibi is concerned. Tho
general result of the ciso I hnvo for
gotten. For Ntirsos to Romembor.
Remember to be extremely neat in
dre.s.t. To have tho hair smooth mid
caps and aprons clean. A few drops of
hartshorn in the 'water used for daily
bathing will remove the divigrcc.ihlo
odors of warmth mid perspiration.
.Never hjirnk of tho .symptoms of your
patient in his presence unless cpjcstioiicd
liy tho doctor, whoso orders you are nit
wuvh to obey implicitly.
Komumbor never to bo n gossip or tat
tier, and "always to hold hatred tin
knowledge which, to n certain extent,
you must obtain of the private ullairs of
your patient ami the household in which
you nurse.
Try to gie as littlo trouble to tho
servants ns possible, ami make them feel
that you have come to help them in the
extrn work that mekness always brings.
Never contradict your patient or ar
gue with him, nor lot him sec thnt you
iiru annoyed about nuything.
Never whisper in the sick loom, if
your patient be well enough nud wishes
you to tall; to him, speak in a low dis
tinct voice on cheerful subjects. lion t
relate painful hospital oxeriencc, nor
give tletniti of the maladies of former
ii'itieuts; und remember nuver to startle
him with dreadful crimes or accidents
that you hnvo read in tho newspapers.
Wtito down the ordoM that the iihv-
Hici in gives you as to the time for giv
ing the medicines, food, etc.
liivn an account of vour patient to
the physician in as few words ns possi
Me. Keep tho idjiii bright unless the doc
tor orduiy it darkened.
Let tho air be a pure ns vou can,
ailing it from outside, "as windows ,iro
made to open.
Keej i oven thing in order, but without
being fujay or bustling.
Uaea of tho Potato.
In Franco f.u ilia ia lurgelv used for
culinary puipose.s. The famed gruvitw,
sauces and soup.s of France are largely
initooteu tor their exccllecnce to that
source, and its bread and pastry timally
ko, while a great ileal of the so called
cognac, imported into F.ugland from
rrauce, is the product ot the potato
Throughout Oermany tho same use are
common, in rohiiitl the manufacture
of spirits from tho potato Ls u most ex-
tensivo tnwle. "Htettm brandy, well
known in commerce, Ls largely imported
into England, nud is sent from thence to
many of her foreign iossessions its the
produce of tho grnjie, and is placed on
many a table of Knghiml as the .same.
while the fair ladies of our country per
fume themselves with the spirit of potato
under tho designation, etui de cologne.
Hut thero are other uses which this es
culent is turned to abroad. After extract
jug tho farina tho pulp is manufactured
into ornamental articles, such its picture
frames, anull Ikjxcs and several descrii-
tions of toys, and the water that runs
from it in the process of manufacture
is a most valuable scourer, tor nerfivtlv
cleansing woolens and such like ai tides,
it is tho liou.sewitos panacea, and it thu
washerwoman happens to have chilblains
sho becomes ctuxsl by the ojvration.
little five-year-old daushter of one
of our prominent.busines men, in offer
ing up her evenius prayer recently, ut
tered the folio ing: "God blew
mamma, bleu apa, and make him buy
mc a dog a great big one. that'll whin
the devil out of all of 'em."
Natural History.
In Small Chunks for Small People.
"Is this a hor.se V
" Yen, this Ls n horse. Children cry
for him."
" Has he been broke 1
" No, but his ehuntcs are powerfully
good. Thero won't be anything but his
lieud left in four weeks from this."
"How many species of Iion-eH tiro
found in America I"
' Well, tie"1"' the clothe home, the
s-iw horse, tie wmg hone, lior.se chrst
nut, hobby hoiw nnd icvi r.il other
kinds of hoiwx This i a gi eit couiitr
for horses, especially for fast ones "
" Does every owner of ti horse think
ho can trot in 2:101"
"lie does. Ho knows it as well us
ho knows it is daylight. You nover
saw a horso yot which was not supposed
to bo very fust, even when hitched to n
post."
" Rut I have Keen lots of horses that
couldn't irot a mile in livo minutes."
" Yes, so havo I, but thero was somo
excuse for it. llu didn't fort good, or
thu bit was too large, or the harness tlid
not set good, oi ho had bctn thinking of
his childhood days and w-as had-hcnrtc.il.
Thero is always tho plainest reason in
thowoild why ovety horsu doesn't let
himself out liko a ntiv.il: of giciuscd
lightning."
"They are n very useful animal are
they notl"
" Very. If your neighlxir has one
and will lend him, you'll liud him just
what you want."
"Do they le.isonl"
" They do. You Hdom s.-o a horsu
try to Into n man behind him or kick a
hostler nfier ho gets out of thu barn."
At what iiiw do they dioT'
"At ten. You can iind thousands of
horses which aro ten years old, and havo
been over sineo any ono could remember,
but they never get up to twelve. Even
after their teeth nro worn down to the
gums nnd their sight gone, they aro suii
poscd to bo nbout ten."
"Ih tho Arubinn horso very beatiti
f ul 1"
"Ho is, as you will sop by this pic
ture. If you "can get a puro-bloodod
Arabian horso don't over tako a Cana
dian pony."
"What is a sijuar" hartn r.ieo I"
"It h mi nil'air where several men get
together and privately ngree that a cer
tain hor.se shall win, and he always does."
"What is a pool?,'
"It is a spot of mini nud watr some
thing similar to a mud-puddle."
"What is 'pulling' a hoi so I"
"Hitching ii team to a ropo around his
neck."
"What is tho hoin-st:etclii"
"It is when tho man who has hot on
tho wrong horso stretches his legs for
home, knowing that his wifu will givo
him fit."
"What Ls meant by :i 'bad brink I "
It is when a horse breaks threo of his
legs."
"And what is a skip 1"
"It is when tho gate-keeper lights out
with u pocketful of money."
"What is 'scoring i'"
"It is trying to got t'twiry feet ahead
of the other horses in the stmt."
"Why do they .ijt !c :' r.iee-tmcks as
tho turf!"
"Ih'causp all the turf has been care
fully removed."
"When is a hoi-i.0 nil" !"
"When hu shoots out of tho gato and
httitts for home, driving himself. That's
enough tor to-day, and nlsiut enough for
the horse." Detroit Fm 1'ivs.s.
StonowallJaokGon'3Death Wound.
(Jeuerul .Tubal A. Karl v contributes, to
the December number of tlm .Southern
Historical Sociotv pap- rt m. elahor.ito
article on the woundiiig of Stonowall
Jucksou, which will ! read with pain-
till interest by eveiy t vi 'oiuetlnnite. It
includes a long and phiinly written imr
rative by dipt. Ii. R. Wilburn, of Mis
sissippi, who wus the only oiUcci nctu
ally with General .Taeksen at the timo
he was wounded. In the words of Gen
eral Kuily ; "His account of the wholo
iifTnir show a how vey erroneous aro tho
generally received accounts; and it now
appears that instead of riding to tho
frout to reconnoitre tho nmy iind then
imprudently galLping bartc toward his
own line, (5euer.il Jacki-on was slowly
riding to the front, whita nuking every
ellort to hurry forward the troops, when
ho was tired on by a portion of his own
men ou the light (south) of tho road,
ami obliquely from the rear, and that
then the hon of his parry that were
not shot down wheeled to tho left, and
ho gallojied into the woods on the left
to esea(o the tire, whenlw was fired
ujkhi by another body of troops on the
north side of the ro.i'l." It was by thLs
last tiro that General Jackson waa
wounded. One ball struck him in tho
left ami two inches below tho thouldor
joint, shuttering the bone and severing
the chief artery; a second pa.-wed through
the same ami between the elbow and
wrist, making its exit thiouvth tho palm
of tho baud, and a third ball euteiedtho
palm of his right hand, about tho mid
tile, anil passing through broke two of
thu bones. All the circumstances tsur
rounding the wounding, a well as thoso
immediately preceding and .ucceediug,
aro told with graphic distiutne-sa nud
picturesque detail, ami denral .Kaily'ri
article, although appwuti iutended
only us a reply to sciu? t-rrc ecus stato
menta of General Reivn, ;u m book
entitled Keel nnd Saddle, h really tx
moat valuable contribution tothoniatory
of tho war, Charleston (S. C.) NeWa.
i !
The oldest inhabitant a circus joke
Living CheBsmon.
Recently thero was an entertainment
gtvon at Choral Hull, Sowicloy, l
which was cortainly of a unique charac'
tor in this county. I hnvo just read of
something somewhat similar in Ilohrj;
Minturn'ii " Now Yoik to Delhi," p.lg,
110", though in that caso it was luck
gammon or checker.!, instead of cluw
Note to tho tournament. Choral lh
was Hocuied and scits wero arranged,
ascending in cm ry direction from the
chessboard, o th'it .!! niiht bo able to
sec th'' wholo n'l'ur. Tho squares wCtt
mtiilo of ted and wli'to cloth, each some
two feet square. The liguiei weio
well known young jadics and gentlttntn
connncted with the church and coiigi-eg-
lion, dressed in npproprinto and quit, I
sliowy costumes. Tho players wero R
.1. Novin nnd I 'rank J. Tottcn. Tli,tse
gentlemen wero ulevatetl on pinnll ph(.
forms on opposite sides of tho room,
each with a chessboard leforo him. (jj
theso tho heralds, Mcssra. Hnny Prii
and .John Tussoy, waited nnd gave w,
in a distinct voico tho moves that w,
to bo made. T'hesu tho pttrsuivanU,
Lioutunnnt Osgood, U. H. A., Frofcstoj
in tho Western University of Pcnnyl-
Mima anil uoionei .;. i. isuvin, s.iwwcrt
correctlv made. Soon nftorcight o'clocl
ono of tho trumpeters, Alexander Inrii
ill n spirited inanuer, sounded ou L,
cornet a summons to tho contest. Tha
was answered by Mr. .Sten.nu atltniraUj I
eornct-playcr, somewhere in tlmtlisUna,
Kliortly afterward the redi and wlnta,
with a truinpetei in; tin if head, rnttnj
thu hall and tool; their rospjctivo tkh
lions in lino onler. Coinpowl ns t!
wero in targo pan or boiuu vi ineprcs.
est girls in this patt of thu Hlato, ij
tastefully tlecorateii anil nccounnniel
by their rosp.'ctive kings, kiiigli,
liishojis, etc., all suitably caparisaui
with sliielils, spears, tumor, lj.igs, ck,
it tiiiidn ivnlly a beautitul sight. Jui
Kirkjiatrick served as iiinnifiiill, andi
though I cannot vouch tor tho JuiM
skill ns n chess player, or his knowM;
of tho gniiw, ho very gnicctuiiy, i
somo c.qiitnlly played side hits, ns tin!
with him, ut sumo prominent gcntleca
present, introduced thu players in it
contest to the multonco as at old tins
at tournaments, though it was stuped!
that ho drew his lore more from Iwsi
mid Sir Walttr Hcott rather than frj
Hiiyle.
Tho contest for the lir.it move tu
with tho bow mid arrow, by two of ti
beautiful pawns, und t raid ted infaiotj
the risk Mr. 1!. P. Nervin struciw
boldly at once, und was meet br It
Totlen, with equal promptness. Form
hours nud over tho battle waged ri
varying success with noiiio :nisul
and misiiioveinents, of course, W
watched, for a ountry ncighborlw
with intense intcicst n number of p
tlennin taking down oven moieiMt
carefully, nud ninny of tho ladies wwi
injr with no leoii inteivst. The pU'Ri
wero ovitlcntly annoyed or startled ccS
of tlieir equanimity hy mi occmikm.
short, sluirii biiust or tho cornet, reman
fnir the nlavur that it was titnotodedut
his move. (jmlunHy tho pawns, kniU
rooks nml white queen began toihsipv
Mr. Neviti snerilleiii'? nn iinnortaiitiw I
to get tho guiiitl of Mr. Totten's pv6
broken: but this tlone, ho seemed w w
constantly ou the ngivsrtve, rcceina?
s.ilutat-v hints ovei v now nitl then d
his opjionent win not to he trifled rt
Hut alxmt half past ten o'clock it '
evident that in threo or lour tt"
"checkmate" would ring out on l!i-"i
of tho whites- Very gniccfully, 'J'l
iiiinllent Miiiits. Me. Totten SjM: "Rfl
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whites mil-render; w-o have done ourlo.
but in vain." Mr. Nevin rcMioadWi
lcnowledgiug couiteously that, mtliefj
citemeiit of tho ivc.viion, the roJ,-i
icniiuders of tho tiuni eter, thu ari'?j
or tuo iiuiltenct', mui mnue misuse
the i.ut of tholiiii2 chfsiir.e:i, i
dillicult to keen coil, aud that he
go into another i:out-st with a.r. v
. . ... .i
with no little trepidaflon.
Bayard Taylor and Marshall
Mabon
Tin. T.nmlisM ifiin',ijiinnileut 0
Trillium isolates tlin fnlldwill" an'l
...-.,.. .... ......- .
of the late Hayunl Tuylor: On tu--
ot the 1st ot jihv ho went to --m
MaeMalnm's otlieia.1 reoiMition ut fl
in Paris. Ho foiiml himself Oil 8'1
absolutolv nloiie. The oiUcitd rr
ments wero ho niiMgro that not so s
Willi Marshal MacMshon, Mr. T
had no acquaintance. In such
stances most men would have IV
awav. or would have mingled C51!
..till !... m.u..t Mt- T.ivlfir Ml
his way to tho Marshal, introJ
himself" by his name and title, ffl
lilu .Inn .ji.tiiliiiwiiif nml fVliKeil W
In nresnnk his wifu und tlaVtfl
The 3InrnhaI, whatever his political
is tiuick to recognize manly fraawl
rr.. ,ij xi. Tal,,i, oiinli.itlr. '
ried otT tho party nnd presented vm
to tue auciies-s, wnu, in n, .- i
them with marked civility. "I tbi5l
R.ibl Mr. Tavlor. in describitii: tk '
rla.,t tn !.. .iilm bn bad no choict-i
wad known' that I was in Paris. acJl
beer, asked to this ceremony. If l
..... tfitlinnl mnl.-l,ir l&'l
known, my supposed absence woiiLsj
been set down as a piep bi riuTB
cfrrtes.ness. and I was detemiaw
no suich chnnre shonld U" br-
against a Minister or tho Americss
public.
We never vet heard of ever.
traniD drintini' mucilatre on acftW
stick Mail, But, dlil you ever 11
a Intel pocketing a watch on accw
its McS'
Trsrinrm