14 TUB OMAHA DAILY HI3M , SrXDAT , MACK 11 I , 180L-S1XTM1 < 3N J'AdliK
i t'm < i\oi'i riai'i' i"p M'l'CMtPV
SLPhRhllllOlS SlAlhSMhN ,
Biuator Hansbrough's Election foretold by
The ( loiUUss of Liberty.
LEGISLATORS WHO DREAM DREAMS ,
t'I In mini : Stni-j In Connection ulili
OllllOlltl'rt HlMlllll" III' .MlllllU'.l-
tlon KiunU Iliiiiiiii anil lliu
I'OM.
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V.iliiviTov . , IVb ' . ' < ; | Siiei'lnl Corio-
Fponilonro of Tnr. lli.r1'htoo ] fouiths of
the Rtcnt meant out country niOHujwrstl
lions Attny down In the soul * of the most
prnrtU-al ntntcsinou , guncntls nml si helms
lurk incinouUloiiHhlrli \ disturb tboit
i > \viiors full ) us much as those of tlio w llilc-st
iinnpltinthms of the i > lintnlloii ilntkc.v ,
Spcakoi1 I'm lisle \\lll nu\cr st.ut on n Join-
noy on Kililny. Hcciclun IJlalno will not
po Lnc'k to cntor his liouso nflor ho hat
< | iiUUilUif ho luis fuigotlcn soini'thlntf. anil
ho \ \ lliuillc n fou blocks f.Ulior than do
u tut ho roiislilcn unltu'icy 1 know u I'nltcil
Stales Hi-nntor fioui the south \\lio miles u
nvbblt foot , and Major Mi-Klnlry i-aulos ; i
buclicio In his povliot foi rliouimtlstii Thoio
tire statosincii horowho bollmu Unit n b.ii s
llvorls a sin o iirovcutivo of coiiUnious ills
piisoif oniilufl In the lofl \ oat pocliot Jmt
ox-en the heart , inul the lutost superstition In
i ennui to political luck bin Just come out In
connection uith Sunntor II msbioittfb'i oloo-
tlon to the I'nltud States smiuto Hot h the
Washington uontitncnt 'mil tlio Uoililoss of
I.lboily are mixed uilu | it , nuil Ills the inn
riajjoso tospoalt of these two Unit brings
about iboeombitmtlim whlv.li uolnts the poll-
tic-Inn on his roiut to fottiino.
int. ( iouni > 9 or inirnns v loan M-
ii M i it
'Ilio AVmliingtoii monument Is f > ' 5 ftot
lilKli ItlcMiisiiuilnst the blue sky , .1 Bii'it
wbltosbiifl , ami it lowoii no.nlj two him
uVeil foot iibovo the c.ipltol iionioliich
htamts nn u h1 ! ! about n tiulo awa1 ho
C.ocUtessof Ulheity Is of bronco Sbo
1 1,000 pounds nml < the stands oiott on a K
brnn/o ( 'lobo on thoeaiiof tluulome , in
in iii nlnott'Cii anil out-half fret fiota tier
tnusto tliotliiHof the fnatlivrshich i lown
herl't'iuitlful ' licnil She is \\otimuof won-
iloinil bi mtnml as the I'oiiimlvanla rail-
louil trr.tn caitios the statt-sman out of
Washington it KOCS aitniiid pait of tlio iit >
in sin U iuui\ that the ti.ixolor Ionising fioin
the \\lmlous sous this inuatllKUioof tllJ (
stiitno of l.ihcil ) coining 110.1101 and neater
to the Washington iiHinuiiK'iit until at last
the two : iio In ( llioot line with his c > o and
tboKH'iit KOililess founs a black Mlliouc'tto
npiunst the pure ) \\hlto of the iiionunii'iit
This vlow of the inoimiiuMit has to bo c-uiglit
on n tiiiin Kenniriit tliu r.ito of foily miles an
hoin 'llii-io aio a number of cat ttaiVt
just ut the point \\hciu it become1lsiblo
iinda passing liviiiht i-.n will shut Hunt It
canonU to scon foi a second , mil onlj one
time iioi haps In u do/on tups Public intu
leiuhiK tlio i.iiill.il on missions Keep their
emlticil on tlioinilims \ , audit tli"j aio
liiiU ) utiniiKh to eatih the combination tlm
c \pcct tollnvl their missions successful If
not , some of thorn fi'U tlio Mipoistitious
(1 ( u'.id of Inilnio nssiiml , and It is blningo
liow main tunes tbev are 101 reel
\\hi-n llansbiouKli wont homo to seolc for
a iceh'ctlon toion ic'sb hokepthis vxuKluul
on tinjoildoss fioin the tlino tlio tiain left
the station , but Just us ho was about to sou
In i Itiss the immuiiiuit u fioiuhl i-ui itished
in nml the inonient pissed lie \\ont to li-
Itotu and failed tocl ( bis election I'ho list
t line he loft \\as to maUo his llyhl for the
won .1 1 fii * > i1il it
Hut 1 \\ill let him toll the stor.\
lf Saullio. \\atelicd thoKoildiss
as uo U-ft tlioilopot. 'llm tiarltseio full
of fiolht ( c.us and I fcaicil I should miss It
bcnitor Paiwoll wasith mo and
bo also liept his Ccs tnxvnut the
unpltol. As wo wont out of the cltv ,
fielRht cais incieased , and aso ncaicd the
point wheiu the t\\o LOIIIO tOKCthor the tiailc
was full of them lltoptmj cjo oi > the \\in-
ilou , bov\e\ , nml 1 lust caught alf \ \ of
thOKOilikss npilnst the monument botuecn
tlio t.ii-s of ! i ] iiislnn tialn 1 was loaninp
o\tr and \vatihlnir closclj as 1 did so , anil
\\hcn the tuo oaino togetlici I excitedly
clajipcil one h.inil auainst the other , saj ins , ' ,
'l'\ogotlt , ' nml I maily siMied the wiUs out
of nn old \ \ omiiilio sat in fioat of mo anil
\\lio tnnst ha\e thought 1 was tnuy Well , I
vent out to Dikota anil secured in ) election.
I don't , of com so. bolio\o that tno inonu-
iiiint atul the poditess hail much tone \\ithit ,
but L'haUlc Km\\oll , who failed to sco thorn ,
\\int o-jt to Illinois for the MUHO ( impose and
KOtlcft '
ST\Tf > Ml N ITII 1)111 IS.
Scnatoi Hnnbbtouph hail , I am told , n
ilieiin hi connection with tins combination in
\\hieh hoas tolil that if the monuiiient and
tlioirojldtss uimo toKcthor on Ins tup ho
\\oulii bo sucu'sbfvil 'Jhoi-o aio no end of
curious dicanis des > Liihcd in the do lie rooms
of the house mid stnatc. Sou of our pieit-
est statesmen mo connected , \\ith the btoiios
told
I'rosiilciit Lincoln had a ilionn which ho
behoved inophesiod his assassin itlon Iiois
lln oan lomiKO In his chamber and \\hca
lie.i\\olto ho jiuv his iiictuiom the looking
Klnss opposite him. His linuions u-llccted
at full liiiBth and Ins face had two sopai ito
and distinct Images , the tip of tlio nosoof
one hoini ; about thieo indies fiotn tlio tip nf
the nosoof the other 'Iho illusion startled
him Ho not up and looked in tlio class , but
as ho did so the second faio vanished llo 1 ly
down aKiun , wont halt a leep , mid then no
titv.il itiiKaln , and this time hobiiw th.it 0110
of the faces was paler than tlio other. Ho
believed that the whole was a foretelling of
bis death , and ho said that itinadoa gie.it
inipiesbloii upon his \\ifo. Ho tried the ex
periment apaln mid UK da utter that , but
ne\or succeeded in lOpioducniKtho lnmies
Senator T.opm was to a ccitaiu c\tont a
beliovei la dioains Ho thoncht it was bid
buk to ilioamot hi. teeth , mid bo dreamt
of thesojust before his adopted daughter ,
Katie , died , bho was abseiit at the time
and just a few din s bofoio her death ho s dd
oiio inoiuluK at 1 onkfast. "I am afiaid
ICntio is sielc. " This expiossiou came fioin
his dream , and a few diys hitor ho jjot a
tclcjjrniiichronlenlllng her death.
01 Nl lit I. OliKNT 1H1) DIIKAMS
Dm Ing Ills lust Illness , which wore roj/orteit
n the time , and \\hleh ho thought foretold
his duath .lust bofoio ho slipped and fell he
had tbosamokliidof piesentlnii-nt , when ho
\\a Hist inaugurated hero as president. Ho
liindo personal Inquiiios nt the stiuids ut the
the capitol and told the otlicials that ho
feared an acvlilont I lo oven \ \ out so fai
ns to ba\o an arin\ engineer to examine the
biiptioitsof the luimunso stand erected on
the main east portico. The test was undo
In allowing ll\o or six hundred poisons to no
on it that luoining It was found to bo all
light mid a report to that efloct was made to
liiner.ilOrniit As ho heird It ho loplied
"I don't doubt but that \ou nro light , but
still I fear something will occur thoio that
\\lll ho unpleasant to mo" An accident did
occur , but it was an accident to Giant's
father and not to ( iiiint The old nun stum
bled o\er a board which had been hihocuroly
flxed on the capitol stops , and soilously In
jured his log U wiii at flist thought the le
was broken , hut it turned out to bo
only u sovcio sprain Grant did not hcai of
this until ho i cached tholilto
houso. As ho got out of the cnri iago llo saw
the caniugo containing his father diivo up ,
nml though no said ho know nothing of the
incident , ho asUed "ratheroiojoumiit
much' " Tin old gentleman lufoimed Him
that ho was not serloush injured. "Well , 1
niu glad,1' said Oeneral ( 'r.uit , "that it is not
worse , but I filt sure something would oc
cur , "
now \sniNOTON wAifsrn i uiiors ,
"Tho most lomaikiiblo dream I huvo ever
heard of \ \ as that w hieh Is said to have been
Hinted bj John C L'alhunn to Hob Toomhs
and othpfsntjubt about the time \\hea howns
pleaching nulllticntlon and secession la South
Caiolina C'allioun told the stoi > , it was
said , at a biealtfast p.utj Ho was ohseivcd
to bo continually blushing his light hand in
nncr\ous > when Mr Toombs asked
"What Is the matter wltti jour hand , seim-
torl lixs it p.iln jon ' ' 't
Mr. Culhoun put his hand under the table.
An annojoU IIONMI came over his face , and
ho jerked It quickly out again , sajing :
"There U nothing the matter w Ith my hand ,
onlv 1 had n peculiar dwain last nlyht which
Uiukc's ino see uu ludelllblu black spot llle au
Ink hloti'h on the hark of It , I know It N an
ijpllc.il illusion , but I ean t ticlp M-I IIIR It
Senator t alhoun did nut uintinui1 , and
Hob I'oonibs asked 'Hut whit asoiir
iliram Ilkiunulor 1 am not superstitious.
L > ut 1 think there is sninetliiK-s a gicat deal of
tllllll 111 dlX'llllH "
( llnllll ! W k IIINlTOSl llllv ( < T
I'ldhoun tmtied a shade paler and then
s'dd "I don't object to tolling U > u It was ,
ItsiiMiHto me , ahsnid In ttio extreme 1
druuncd that I was in im tooin wilting and
that 1 hid glM'ii onlois that no ono sbould
dlitui b mo A htlo 1 \ \ as In the bu'lest put
of inv wink tlio door opened and \lsltor on-
U'led Ho did not speak aolil , and to my
surmise and ImlUimtimi ho ealtnh took a
seat on Iho othci sldi < of the table opposite
me As I looked nt himou'i the top of m\
l.nni ) I MW tint ho was wn.ppi'd In a thin
cloik which elTcclualh i-omealcd his felt-
liivs. I stinted to sponk when he hioko In In
soli'inii tones w'tli ' 'what ate jon writing ,
senator fioin South Cinollna '
"htiango to say , the iiuestlon did not seem
tinpertlnent to i no and 1 uplled -I am
writing u plan for the dissolution of the
Amoilcin union '
"As I said this the man went on : 'Senator
fiom Smith t'aiolina , will . \ on lot me look at
jour light lit.nd. ' Istaitcil to hold outiin
hind I ln < llguio niosi- , the ilo.ilc fell , and I
bihold his f.ne ( lentlemon , that fatostiui'U
mo UUea thmidin-dap It was thofacoofa
dcid mm and the featmos woto these of
Ci'iiornlViishlngtiui Hoa < diessed In a
ic'iiplntioiuuj lostumo ' andlieie Ml. t'ul-
hniin ( uissi'd and Hob Teems \\lio \ was \eiy
much \i-ltodnsltrd i
"Well "
whildldhosnjl"
Mr Calhoim uphed" "I tiled to keep
IncK nn hand , but I could not do It 1 lose
to m\ feet and extended it to him llo
giaspod it and held it neai the light , and
utter looking at It for n moment said 'And
senatoi fioin South Cm ollna , would j on with
this light hand , sign , \our name
to a paper ilissoUIng the union"
No * , ' 1 leplied. 'It nuds ho I will sign
siiih n dccltiritlon '
' Wi 11 , gentlemen , at that moment , \ bhe-k
Itlotch uppeaicvl em the hiclc of m > hand , and
it fiighteiud me and 1 said to the host ,
' \\halNtbatt' 'Ihat.'icpllid ho. diopplng
in\ hand , 'is tlm mark hv which Hcnedict
Ainold Is kmuMi in the next uo'ld' And
with that ho divw from beneath hiscloika
sIHoton nml lulu ! It upon the talih1 Theio
said lie'ate the bones oflsnie HiiMio , who
was liung atc'liaueslon Hegi ouibbllfo |
In older to establish the union
\ Micnou ] iiit > om niiino to a duel nation of
dlisnhitlon , Mii limy ns well IMAO the bonus
of Isnie lliijno before > oil. llo \\.is a South
Caiolmin , a'nd so mo jou Hut tlierowas
no hlolch on his light hand ' With tliesu
woids the ghost left the loom and 1 awoke
1 found m > self bitting at m\ table , hut thn
dievini wassu vhld that 1 can still seethe
blotch on mj hand "
IIKXIIUI IIUNk IIVTTOX'S IlllllIlT 1 OOT
Cioneral 1'ianit Ilatton , who was tbo head
of the postolllco dep.utment In I'tesidont
Aithnr's cabinet , Is said to have the most
linky uibbit foot In Wasldngtoii Ho got It
tuo or tlneocatsago in Chicago , and fiom it
piobablv comes his sin cuss and tint of the
big papei , the WathitiKton Post , -which ho Is
in iking \nlu.ihlo ' 1'tio stoiv as told to mob
bono ot ( icneial llntton's ftionds is that
this i.ibblt foot was sent'to him ly the
si'xenth son of nscvonth son of n ( Jcorgia
dukcn.wbo had been bofiiendod in some
waIn the Ilatton fiiiullj , and that It
leiu-lieit him when ho was in Chicago Ho at
tlio time though the woild hiirdh know it ,
metopnoiicilU speiking , tiotting atound on
his uppeis lie had been connected with
the C hicago Mall and the Now Yoik 1'iess ,
and had lost a small foitnne He hadn't a
cent in his pocket , and though ho li\od well
It wasonl > thiough the faith of ano of his
blends who keeps a big hotel in Chiogo.
ilnd who told Ilatton to keep his fainilj thoio
as liimr as ho pleisod and to look mound
until himii'thlng tuinedup Hie genotal did
not think much of the i.ibblt foot , but ho
put it in hi ; pockvt and went out , walked up
and down the stuct nloiiR the banns of the
line and thought Tbo i.ibhit's foot and the
daikoj ti'rned his mind touards the south ,
mid ho llnalU got to thinking about Wash
ington and Washington nouhpipcts The
moles lie thought about the Held the natter ho
liked It , and ho tiiuilU put his hand In Us
pocket mid guihbcd the paw of the rabbit
and said
I'M i.inir w VSIIINOTOS rosr "
Uo went back to the hotel and told his w ifo
that ho had lie-aided to buy the Washington
Post and move to Washington Mrs Ilatton
possesses considerable common benseand she
said :
"But rinnlc , how are jou going to buj it.
You ha\o nomonej , ami thol'ost is a costly
piopcitj "
"I'll bortow the monoj , " said Cicnernl H it-
ton , and uith that ho went out on the street ,
called on n ft lend , and borrowed enough to
t.iko him to Washington anil to keep him
thciei for the week or two neiessai } for his
negotiations The amount , howocras so
small , that when ho got to Washington ho
slopped with a filend lalherthan to put up
at the best hotel la tbo citj , as was his cub-
tom.
tom.Now , the I'ost was owned by Mr Stil-
son Hutchlns , mid no conniderod it worth
somcwhoro about S.llX,000 ) Cicnci.il Ilat
ton put on a bold air and called
on Iluti'hins Ho talked as though ho ouned
millions , but Hutchins hail a sneaking idea
that ho did not own .mulling Novoithcloss ,
ho discussed the situation with him. and they
die.end ! o\er teims from dnv to day , until
Hutehlns got his tlgmos down somewhere
near ? , ' ( MXU ) ) At this time d'onond Ilatton
met o\-CongiPssman lieiiali Wilkins , who
was then about to loa\o the honsoiit tlio close
of his tei in and did not know w hoio to go not
what to do Ilatton lound how ho was situ
ated , and meeting him on the street , pro
posed that ho go In with him
and that thcj buv the I'ost to
got hoi AVilkins appealed to like the
idea , hut ho said that ho hadn't ' a
gioat deal ot money and that he would have
to go slow
" \\oll , como on and sco Hutchins about it
au\ho\v. " sud Ilatton And tlio two -wentto
Stilbon Hutchins olUco There the diekeung
began again and at last Ilutchiiib said .
'Xou.Mi. H.Uton , mi and I have been
talking over this m ittei for se\oial dajsand
it seems to mo th.it thoio'stoo blank much
talk and two blank little mone\ Now 1
want jou either to put up or shut up I'll
soil jou the Washington I'ost forfJlO.UOO on
loitain toims , and 1want 510,000 cash by to
mouow at U o'clock lo bind the hat gain "
With that ho looked at Hatton The faee of
the ex postmnstei genei.il was HKo that of
the Sphinx Ills lion ] iw was moio likonon
tlmnoxcr Ho looked Hutehlns In the eye
and with nothing In his pocket ho said loolly
"I'll taki > it U'llto out join terms and
sign \oiir proposition "
As lie did this llorinh Wilkins tinned jialo
Ho did not know what to make of it , and as
the two left together , ho said tlmidl.v to Hat-
ton "Hut Prank , whuro nic you going to got
IIIUTIS rnois\sn DOM \itsi
I can i also some inonev but I can't got ? 10 , .
000 dollars hoio in Washington on tlneo
houis" notice "
' Who in asked vou to cot it' " ro-
joincd Hatton , and with that ho shut hisjaus
together agiln and told Wilkins not to wou-j ,
that ho would attend to it This was in tlio
evening llo \ \ cut homo th it night and slept
like a top I'ho next morning ho calle-d upon
a banker fiiend heio at about 10 o'clock Hemet
met him in his pilvato oltlco and told him
that ho wanted to bin the I'ost , and tint bo
had to put im SlO.iHH ) bj noon and that he
wanted him to lend him ? 10DOO Ho then
wont ovei the situation and showed bis
fi'end ' how the I'ost could ho made
to i > ly and the old i-.i ) Italist
grunted and listened. Ho contmuod
to listen and continued to giunt until Halton
got thiough and tliunulltod with him to the
door without giIng an nnsnur Ho followed
Hatton out to the cab in which ho had como
to bis ollleo and as Hatton got In , still not
knowing how the thing was going to Una
out , ho stohbed in utter him and told the
cabht to drho to Klggs' bank. Here tlio UNO
got out and \\eut in , and the capitalist tjiuo
Trank Hatton
\ i lite k ion Tl N Tlloi"H\t > noli ut .
Hattou prcsonteil it nml the mono } win
counted out to him. As .soon as ho had seen
that It was oouect ho handed It back and
asked for n cot titled check for $10,000 , It was
given him and ho folded it up ami put it into
his ptmis pocket besldo the latibit foot
Ho then dune to the ollleo of the Washing
ton I'ost and leached thcioithln Iho min
utes of U o'clock. Ho stepped into Mr
Hutchlas loom , and Stilson Hutchins gieotod
him with the lemnrk which ho Judged to bo
facetious .
"Well , I'rniiif , " said ho , with a laugh , "I
supnoio jou'vo como to buj the I'ost. "
"Yes , I have , " loplicd ( jciicial Hatton ,
"and I'll take it no\\ "
"Indeed " said Hutchins "hut
, , you lemom-
her that the conn-act calls for § 1U,000 In cash
bofoio noon today. "
1 Ob , that'll ' all right , " mid Htutou , as
though f 10000as IK thing to him 'Here
nn certitled I'.H i k for the amount
llntcInns was astoundid but ho took the
check and with tint he lost the I'm *
I'ho rc'nidn lerof the pinohase ntom > \ is
nou almost | iiul I'hopiporli making monin
hind over list , anil Dei i ill Wilkins and
Prank llnttoii are growing rleh Their suc
cess Is of inurso duo to tbch abilities , lilt t
don t bollovo j on i on Id got Hint i.ibblt s foot
for its weight in gold
FIIVXK ( J OUIPI SITU.
till ) Your \ \ llo or Die.
A lospoctablo l lilnoso cltl/rn was attacked
by thh'e pwfc'sslonul tnurdeiers because ho
would not pty bhu-knnll to the Chow Vut
Tong , a poweifnloignnl/itlouof hlghblndeis ,
$ as the Sin Pranclsco Uxamlner The nf-
fiay occ'invd in front of An Pan's plaeo of
bnslnes . e\'on shots woio Hied on botb
sides Itwinn inlraelo that nobodj was
hint.
Prom tbo story told b ) Ah Tan It appears
that ho was mauled about a month ago to n
woinm who was llim ? at one of the Chlucso
missions She was foimotlj a slave , whoso
owneis Inipoitcd her fiom C'hlini and plaecd
her In a low lesoit In ClunntovMi. Piom that
place she H is u > seiiod bj tholadloj In chaigo
of the mission , Tlio slue-owners , who aio
meinbcis of thoriiew Vut Tong , attempted
to gam possession of lici tbioiigh the coin Is.
A \\iit of habeas ( orpus w as dliei ted to the
inlssionaiUs , fommanding tlii'in to piodnco
the woman m couit 'Ihoydhl so A haul-
fought legal battle ensued , hut tbo ladies of
the mission weioietoiious , and thoj no-
iTOiled In lotaining possession of the
uom inlio was the cause of List night's
shooting
\Vhin Ah Tan mauled bur u decree was
Issued by C'heVut Pong comin Hiding him
to pi > the market pi lev of the wonnn to her
former owners. The priiodem.imled was
S.fiOO ! All 'Pan doc-lined to pij % and bo was
win nod that death uou'd ' bo his puitton If ho
dlsobi'jed the iliTM'o Ah 'Inn and tils wife
lott their moms , Intending to go to tnc then-
tor As thej stepped upon the sidewalk
three Chinese appio.Hied and ono of them
sho\eda rcxohei under Ah Tan's nose A
dem mil \\.is mailo upon him for the money ,
which was claimed as iho pinehaso piieo of
his wife
Mis Ah Tan sere lined and ran b lok into
the house "Hang1' went a nistol , and n bal
lot imbedded itself in the wall near hot All
Tan Jumped baikwaidand diow his io\ol\or
'I'ho ' minement was noticed bj the tlneo
highbini'icis and they all ihcd at the same
time Xono of the * bullets hit him and ho
letviinod the lite Hut the hlgbbindeis were
lunnlng nwaj * ; Ah Tan's aim w is bad and
thoj escaped \\ith whole skins As the ) tun
thoj sent a fo\v moio bullets at Ah Tan , but
ho escaped unhurt
Membeisof the Chinatown police squad
homd the thing mid at lived Just after tbo
lilghbindcis osiatied Ah Tan's ' lovohor
wasin his hand He had relouled his weapon
and stood prepared to gio his enemies mote
battle Uho polho niiested him for ciurjlng
concealed weapons Ho said the three inon
who attacked him \\ero Ah Took , Ah Keen
mid Chum Pit. Tl'onro known as tiiiec of
thu most duspei Ue highbinders in tbo city
Late In the night the police atiosted Lew
Huiiir and Wong ham for eaitylng conceatod
weapons On ono of them aiovoner was
lound , VNhilo the otbci had a muuleioiis lookIng -
Ing knife on his person lloth men aio sus
pected of bolng conceincd in tbo attack on
Ah Tan.
Ills tl'itlior'H Hoy.
V/inhtc / lllitile
There's tbo noisj hoj" ,
And the quiet bo\ ,
And the bin \\lio lIunKs at school ;
Tlieio's the liov who's slj ,
And the bowho's fly ,
And the bojlio ape's the inulo.
lint of nil the bo\ > >
Who nourish the Jo\s
Of the mother's hoattat homo ,
Is the boy who's weak.
And timid and imei ;
The darling who will not roiin.
'Jhat the -\\orld Is tough
And lugged and tough ,
Full well iiismotho ) knows.
How nn she bear
To HCO him daio
It's gilm , unfeeling blows )
For what to her
Aio life's prod mid spur ,
That makes of tlio boj a man I
Though born to tide ,
Some senseless fool
Might iiiln her hoio's plan.
So she keep3 him snug
As a bug in a rug ,
Wheio noboiU sajs him nay ;
Till ho tuin out a cad ,
Or goes to the bid ,
While the niotbci's hair tuins gray.
Keeping Account \\llb the Girls.
'ihoio is a joung mm in this ritj" as well
known In business clieles as ho is to a largo
number of joung 1 idles , sas the Philadel
phia Press In his business ho is ijuiet , i oc
ular and iiidustiions , and paiticularly prides
himself uuon the neatness and accuracj
which chaiacteii/o his books of account
During the sociil scison lie Hits about from
entertainment to ciiteitaiiunent , frcqucntlj
attending the opera and pln\ houses , nlwa s
Inning with him some ono of about a seoro of
gills to whom ho pajs moio 01 less attention
When asked leccntlj whj ho had so m.inj
gills ho slid :
"O'nll ' gills talk , as they wtiteory
inuih alilto , but still there is moioaiioty In
twenty thin in ono Uesides I keep a ic ulii
set of books nt homo in \ \ hich 1 enter e\ cry
cent I spend on thorn , mid It offoids mo con
siderable amusement Kor Instance , 1 chat go
cost of theater tickets , ( lowers , supper , ani
e.mmgo hire and then ciedlt it with tlio
amount of ploisuro 1 had , ns 'passable time , '
'ono\ed ] the o\omng hngol\ , ' etc 'Iho girls
whonlfoid mo iho most enjoyment iccoivo
tbo gieater niimbor of Imitations , so I think
1 mij faiilj savtbatl seik lohxatlon am
plensuro In the same way that I attend to my
business on "jstcm"
A\ hut She uas l < ' i- .
llKioMun I Iff.
I kissed hor. Yes , I will admit it ;
Wo two weio ulono In the hall.
Ilei ioso.3 woie icd , and the pcrfumo
( ! ot into nn head , that uas nil
By .Tovo , hut H wasn't ' my fault , man
'Tw.is her own she was lavishing fair ;
Herlips were like lese lcaes uncurling
And hoi oj'03 worollko stars , and her hair
\Vas ns sweet as the breath of wild % iolets.
I.orvl , love jou , bow could I loslstl
A man's only human , w ti'ituvor ' ,
And that woman was made to bo kissed.
Very Alii
A pbjslclan saj's in tlio Tilouno1 "Wo
often Inn o queer expeiiences. Let mo tel
j ou one I once know a in m and wife Thoj
were perfectU polite , and to all appoaiancos
\\oiohlitlilyicappct.iblo. Uuo dij , in con
venation with the lady , I happened to speal
of chlldicnhtn bho spoke up and said , '
had n little bibj once , but It died. I also hr.i
n little poodle , ami It died too U neaih
killed me Oh , if I hud onlj known > ou
doctor. ' "
ninny I , I ice That.
Harper's Itii/ani : "Was your hus
band insurodV" "Vos ; | o,0lO ( in u inu
tunl usouhbinont loinpiuy. " "Jld joi
( jet the money ; " ' "I umlorstnnd tlint
did. .lohn wns tlio onlj inomhoi- ( jooi
.stand it ) ) , ' at tlio time of hih death , am
tlio nh--eobiiioiit fell on mo. Hut I'\o yo
the . "
monoy.
_ _
When ttio loul chief Justice of Knglam
ordois Cook's oxiraibj' champagne , it's a sui
commcntai j' on our Anglomanlucs.
- &
A-iiltti ( | d , ul'Tomse.
Omiiffo Ufo' "My ollont.jnur liotior , '
siilil the lawjor , "eaiinot bo guilty o
bigamy , AVe admit thu num-iugo will
tlio th-bt al K'Kod wlfo. Tlio second mar
rlngo was null and void bei'auso of the
jiiovioiis DUO In fact , wiib no miurlatje
llonco , ns 3011 will neo at onio , thoio
no two intivrlngus mid thoioforo iu
Do "Witt's UttioUiuly Kiscrs. Best littl
pill o\cr mado. Cuio constlpition oveij
tltuj , None eij mil , U.so thorn now.
nnA vi > 31 i \ .
liltlll f'ltll Hi I'f.fl . , H ) \ | ( 1 i ) > II I i \
TliiMl'ndows i-otnn I nine to tin1 . pso
the t iv of tlio wind Is ut lost
from hot ex ryt \ \ \vldto moon diopi
'lo sloi'poa the ilvoi s breast
The swallows l\\ \ tin to the ci\es ,
11.e dusk to the meadow cllims ,
l lke the untie of fulling loaves
Is the ii.uinnirof twilight's wings ,
A gloim thiough u curtained pane
Silts out from the health's ted glow ,
To i lie gnthet-bu'Klooni thul fain
\\ould \ i loop thiough thocisoments low
Till the lonely also ncep
'Iownrd' < the neniostliidon light ,
And inlserv spuads her deep ,
Uiinp pinions over the night.
Hut of all of tbo things ttiat i ravvl
And shudder out in the void ,
'I'ho w t-ctihudest thing of nil
Is a lamb long lost fiom the fold.
On the nmsorv wall , Mthlti
Hangs the plctuiii of childhood's grace.
Outsldo-whnt a ittln his sin
Wiought out In that Innocent facol
111H XllliiilSKA FUG111VES ,
V btoiy of the Iiate Indian Uprls'
Ing.
ciiAprmt xv
Titvmr < i M s IN nn : lout ST.
The gi oed / , > ellow 11 unos soon began to
loop up thiough the inti'isticot of the brush
in rounding our two doomed fiieniU , who
teed soctninglj as Immovabloas the tnw
0 which they wen' hound , not n tv\ltcblnt !
f a muscle could ho dcteued.
It was a hoirible , almost uucartlilj spec-
acle' . the the glowing blighter and llorcei ,
In owing fintiistio slndovvs through the
voods , lighting up the dak tteo trunks with
lie vividnojs of noondnj , the duskv half-
aked llontls , leiplncr , dancing anil suoum
ngiiitho wllvlost delight and exultation ,
ml the vast w lldornoss vibrating 'with all
ho din of hell's inforiml ciew. "
The little forostglado resembled sonu un-
mllowed niemi 01 piudcmoniuin , vvtieic mil
cions doinons bad assembled to enact their
ilooih and infoinil titoj
I'ooi Nan Jinriett , poor Nell Hiowning !
'lieii ovei taxed spirits hail succumbed. In
hi'i-r honor thoj had both swooned denil
vn Their bouts dangled on thoii bosonn ,
mil alone the cruel tliungs vhich bound them
itevented then fiagilo forms fiom faUim ;
irostiato to the euth.
The Iho now began to wave its forked
ongucs in teirlble proxlinitj to the f ices of
ho toituivd pri-ioiiei-d Caineion's hunting
coutwas scorched and smoking and would
soon bo in flumes , nml la a few moments
nero he , and Sneipio , too , would have been
) ojond all human nld
Hut suddenlj , Just as the llro had ac.tuall >
) Ogun its iNCiueiiting woik upon the skin of
ho hilploss captives , the foiost lesounilcd
vith the thnndcrous explosion of a scoio
or mete \\lnehostcis , and half at
manv of the bubatons gang suiiounding
: hc hopelc s piisoncis fell to the ground
wiithing in the hist ngouies of death Then
w ith maddened jells a lingo numboi of blue-
coiled founs , togelhei with Picue Hiptlstc ,
.ho ( .ovoinment scout , Hob , Jr , Mi. Ilarutt ,
mil Hotup ) u to , tlio servant , burst fiom the
encompassing unvleigiowth and came bound-
ng toward tbo mfeimil nrcm , vvheio tlio
lemaining Sioux stood aghast , w ith bulging
ejosand laeus Illhd wltti 11 feailul expeeta-
tiouho
ho sudden bid been tills dostrnrtlvo on
slaught-tint thosi unhurt were tilled with
consternation and stood as If petillled or
chained to tlie > spot by soinounseen power.fji
1 moment nllctlv incnpiblo of laisingn band
in their own defuisu
Dili as the soliliois began to close still
elosn in tlii' % bcj.ui to icalizo then situation
and witn picicingsereims ol ilTught tut mil
to Iho-all but one the ticnchetous mid re-
engoful I-e l-onp Seeing thcie was no es-
c.ipo ho cietoimineii ucioie giving up ms mo
that his uuc'l innh'jnnnc\ ' should bo glutted
AVitii a wicked look in bis bviliskoves ho
pealed foi th the win civ of Ins tube , and
with a leap ho icacbed tbo side ol Iho two
unconscious girls Prcn/iedlj tearing Ids
tonnhawk fiom his bolt , bo cm-led
it in whu-liiiB oddlos aiound his
tufted bead a second , and then it bad actunllj1
commenced its downwaid courses toivard lUs
thst Intended \ictun , when itwas icstialncd
iiiiotliur.bccond , this time by anotbei actor on
the scene An almost maniacil slniek bmst
forth above all the homd din , and an Indian
warner , lithe and gi icoful , came leaping
like a whiilwmd toward the imndcious
hicftnin and the girls. Lo Lonp ueoilcd a
btep.buttoo hit ) ' , the wi apou had glnncod
ftom the hand of the new inrlv.il and quU-
eied in the dailc breast of the tuiehi-ious
Sioux A deep guitet.il ojncul.itlon. which
bctr.ued his unbounded sutnrisc biolso fiom
Lo I.&up's lips , while his tomahawk fell fiom
bis enfeeble grasp , and the ngid linteis 10-
leased then- clutch on Nell 11 row n-
ing's hull , when ) bo had entwined them ,
as ho staggered forvvaid with tlio
life blood stt faming ov ei his half inked pa-
son mid fell upon his face' , hissing between
bis set teeth , the. single w old
"Mghthiwk1'
Whllo this tlnilllng scene was being en
acted , tticio weio otheii ccjuillj inteicbttng
going on Bnptisto and llonnpnto weio
quickly ut Cameron's and heipio's side , and
dashing avv.iv the blazing faggots thev sov-
oied the bonds which bound our luenils , de-
liveiing thorn just at the most eiiticul tune ,
and saing them from senons iujiiij lioni the
llamcs.
Hv Uiis time the two girls bad icgalncd
their consciousness , pioh.iblj lovived bj the
\cij hoiioi of tliebitiiatlon nt tbo moment of
then t-cscuo from Lo Loop's awful ven
geance. I shall not attempt to depict the
scenes tint succeeded 'iho love is , and
father and son and dmghtei mingled their
\\ouls of gratitude and jo > logctbei.
'llicir ' olloi ings weio devout and hca tfclt ,
whllo their moio eu tbl\ feelings uoio ex
hibited in silent and feivent caiesses. As
soon as C.imeion unfolded his precious love
fiom his i lese embrace , she throw hoi self
into her f ithoi's aims , and with her head
upon his Uie.ist , she bmst into uii almost in-
cohciont ontumst of fond nffciltou and
thanksgiving , while Hob , Jr , anil Nell
liiovMiing strained each othci their hearts
in most cstatic Imppinuss
Hut a shoit time bad elapsed fiom the mo
ment when the soldiers' Winchesters had
icei berated thiough the woods , and that in
which Lo Loup had fallen dead with his
chest ciushi'd in from the blow of the joung
Chcjonno'h w biilingtoinabawk.
Hut w h it had become of the link of the
Night' 'll.o events of the pist few mo
ments had foicver tamoved all doubts of his
lojaltj' and friendship for the Hanett familj- ,
and all turned to showoi tbuit gratitude upon
him.Van
.Van Hariett was the first to discover him ,
and it was his oiitstretchod fotm Ivlngcloso
to that of the lifeless Lo Loup , thai caught
liei vision
\\itbacij' of icco nition , mingled with
nhuni , she spuing to hlssuto
Itneevhd but n glnmo to icve.d Hint ho
liui ipc-civcd n death wound , but \vbonco \ it
c une , none could SIM All they snvv wnstho
blood pouting down his swuthy chest , and
the bullet wound in his nock
' exclamation of lamentation
'llioie was a general
tation and pltj , and kneeling , Nan lifiod Ills
he id to hoi hip , dobgrmined tint his last mo
unds might boas unuillled as it was in her
power to make them.
The dj lug Indian lifted bis hand and mo
tloncrt them all to gathei close to him , as ho
gazed with u steady eve into their gloomy
fines His bloodless lips then pat tidund his
\oiio was dlstliii tlj * audible.
"Seo how n Christian indhu can die. The
teachings of the good ndsslonai les have not
nil hi en thrown awaj The Mglit Hawk has
done his duty Jboth , to tlio Manitou and his
moiliil tiiends "
' 1 lie little c-lrclo knelt around him in nmto
icmorso mil sorrow , till Nan , leeovciing her
\olio , said In choking tones :
"O Havvk , mustjoudlof"
'Ves , the Cheyenne is liaipj % dee , for
Sunshine knows ho was nir fiicml The
Hawk tried to MIVO all In do wagon but could
not He did his best and the Ciix.it .Spliit
Millies on him Ciooii bvo' '
It vv as ev lileut to our fi muds Unit the grim
comjneicr was present that tbo faultless
fiaino , which n fi vv minutes bofoio lojokod
in the I'xiiberanco of health anil slungtli.vvns
again resolved Into Its otoinnl ob'iiunis 'I ho
joung C'hejonno s faithful llfo had gene nut
with the lust word bo uttmod , and the Mift
light fiom tin ) camp Ilio fell full upon bis si
lent foi in , lighting up that icd , somhio face
upon whlih was stamped an uxpiusslon ol
malestlo , vet inouinfnl tianijiiility
Half an hourlatorvhen \ all the sounds ol
btilfo had ceased , and the dark , niuikj
of blood , nml the stiffening lotpsis of the
lend , went nil Unit told wheto tin' nwful
SCTIIO hud tnkin plan1 , our sorrow ttrlekoa
filendshu the faithful I hi'Voiini' In Ids
giave beneath tils until o foil's t shiulo. ami
roivvcr covered that spli iiilid form , once so
full of wild \ ilalltj unit strength , now cold ,
iicld and | itvvctless ) , vit mighlv In Us fall.
ieuT ngalu to appear until the grcit ilav of
udgmont and du Islon , w Inch must fall adko
ipon be of the teil skin nml ho of the while.
C'HAl'IT.K XVI.
WIIU-II IXHS \ ( \ \ Mill lUXtlol S lll'TOUt
t.esl tn > loadeis nun suspwt mo gulltv of
of lulling with their irodnllt.v , 1 " 111
union to liy before them the
onetatioiis of i'icuo llapllsto unit
ns conipnnions slmo wo loft tliun
it Iho edge of the wood * , bie'k wllhlnlioso
Icpths ihoj liiidillsc-oveied the camn-llro of
Le l.oup's vvnt-putj- .
"Now Hob " sUi thcsooul In
, , | a whisper ,
'I vo got to taken look at things In thoie , "
lointlng towmd tbu gllnnnoilng light , "and
.ou . folks must lenialn r ght beio until-
icllo1 w lint's tint ! Aio theio moie of them
behind ml"
'Iheso wonts , as the lo.idei nmj suppose ,
staitlod the fugltivos like the buiating ot a
thundciholt
'I hen , ou tbo hieo/o fiom tlio pianlc. cimo
ho muilli'd somiil of hotscs' hoots slilklngon
.ho so ft sod !
"MoioSioux' ' slloncoiiow , ' "vvhlspeioil Iho
llillinohnig half hi oed
With pilnful i.igeiness our little plltv
limly ilutched thi'lr Wluchoatus
mil watcbcd , mid the ne\t tno-
iiint a body of hoisomin buiat Into
view diiectlj In fiont of , tboni , but in
stead nf the llaunllngi ilinonlof thoHodouins
) f the plains , thej woio tlio bright blue'of
_ mle Sam's boldiers , and with 11 hilling uj'
of iccogiilllon , the ; smut lushed fioin his
conicalment lo\vaul tin in
'Ihe tioop c-.uno to an Iniinciliito hilt , and a
all cumin iniling looking fellow , npp irole-d in
the unifoiin of a eiptaln , dismounted and
le'Costed tin1 si out
"Wc-11 what is It inv good follow -what are
jou iluing lieuI I am I'aptalu Maxwell of
Jompanv 1 , Seventh ia\illij , and I have
inn sent fiom tbo agoiie-j to In ing In the
family of Mr Kobcit It.iuctt , but I Invo
Hive * appiohenslons Hint we mo too lute
Wo lound tlio lancb In asbes , and the hinkcn
Inun wagon on the plains but lliatlbidl.
Can j on tell us anj tiling of them I"
It would bo supeu'iogatoiv to lelate the
feelings the t-antaln s words piodnced milling
out little bind of fi lends. It seoined like the
ntei position of 1'ioviilcneo
I'leiic Haptisto. Hist summoning the fugU
lUes tiom theii wood.v lonicnhnint , inlio-
dueeil the'in to the captain , then nineklj mid
bnclly iclateil the i vents ol tin1 p 1st few
dins , down to the disioveij of Le Loups
inmp-lliooft in thu woods un whoso bouleis
Ihe1 stood
At this % cij junituio a ehoius of
wild jells arose on the night
ill back within the tenehuous dentils of the
loiest , nnd as the ro.ulci snimisLs it was the
\eiv outburst tint gieeted tlio close of the
HIick Cat s speech in which liu bid il--cided
tht fate of ( J.iincion and Seipio
Instant action was of coinsu determined
upon , and Captain Mivvvcll slgnllled to the
scout that ho would mquic'sieiii nil Ids nidus.
'I In' cajitiln had giown tieiiHtomeil to such
niithont.v dining his long service on the
plilns
1'ierio then gave his commands quieklj.
nnd with the air of a snpeiiorutwitli
piopor ilcfotcnco to the ollli.ci , anil with
lie ills baiting high , ho led neaih the whole
nuinbei of the tioop stealtldlj tlnoiigli the
woods tow aid the little glade1 , wheie the
HI ick Cat and his Heiio followers weio about
to coinnieino tbuir woik of tuituio
'Ilio soldleis and our file-nils at list
u idled a favoiatilo position , unit eiouih-
luu lehind the buish , thiv thinst their
\Mnihesteisthioiigli the ; opi nings , nnd at n.
signal [ i.uii Hiptisto a ill idl > volloj was
ponied in upon the hideous buwleis mil
diiiLors about the toituustakos. . lhe > n they
spiangfiom their coiicoilincnt , with a ehoius
ol mtiinidating jells , and dashed fuiwaiil
liwn their eominon foe , and the bloodj scmc3
putr.ijcd in the lnslthiiitci ] , witn the suc-
ceeiling happv leunion , folluwed
It might seem a bit slinngo that our little
pnitj w is allowed toieael. the agencj with
out ruither molestation , bit such was me
fact , wlnili , of eourso is accounU 1 foi by
the piesenoo of C.ipt.iin Mixvell's gallmt
troopcis , who acooinnlined and caiefully
c itched ov or them until t h it haen of safctly
was reached. Hero l'iedCrossy , Tin. Un 's
coiiespondent at thoscenool thownr , met
CJeorgo Cameron and Jotted down the notes
which finnished the basis of my stoij- .
1'lotio Haptisto , the govcmnicnt scout. I
lucd h.ndlv add , did not lingei nt 1'ino
Kidgo , but the next moiningat the head of
Ciptnin Maxwell's tioop , and ncrotiipinleil
hj Mi Cressj , left lor Porcupine' cicek ,
wlieic.ifevv divs latu tbov all paiticlpitccl
in tlio bittlo of Wounded luieo
Wbatmoroi 1 lav down mv pen with the
simple announcement that mj Morj is told.
V hat the loader , be j end nil doubt , 1ms nn-
tlciputcd from the bo inulnghus not vet taken
jiliicc. 'Iho B nrott familj , ne in Now Yoik
with the dimerous nml it is highlj probiuly
tlio announcement of a couple of'weddings
v ill not bo loin. i > otponod. .
sootb the of 1'rov i-
Strange , in , aio iiillngs -
dinco Perplexing though , the web nt our
cxistomo mnv bo lowethg and d.uk Iho
slcj ovcriu'.id bittei the tn.ls tint besot us
jot the daikcst < loud has its silver lining ,
the night its diw ning , and Ho who notes the
fill of ahur , who docth all things w oil. will
hid us , if wo will holed , within His fold , to
go out no moio forovci.
nn i si >
Dr. Eccfcs's Decision in Regard io
Complexion Preparations.
Thov Arc Not All Injurious Strong Words
of Proof in Lotterj frun n. Well-Known
Phjslpian ind Chemist.
UOUICini , l.CCl.i : , M n.tunenn'-tropt ,
HliiioM i N , Jan 'Jj 1551
lomliin lullot llirir Co
( , ES ii IMINIho formula of 1'lintn licitrlcolmr-
lli l eon xubiiiltloil to me 1 nuifruotOHn > Hint It H
nni xcilluit an I iiorlcclly linrmlc" * uniMinil MI frco
from niollilnf of n jml unoiis nituro Unit juoli a
oiiulilnntloii nilkht l > o minlloniil Itliuut liijur ) I
cnnxiu ni ) re iscin li ) It ehoulil nit iieioni | llsli
wlmt jnncliiliu fir It ltd I.CU 1 b
lomlun riillot Ili/nr Co
( iVMIMlrs luivlni ; Mil inlitnl Ilio fnmiul-i
of I lt jhWorm * I'IIHUI un 1 IMtnjlt Itvuiovor tonic1 , I
can t oiinkntliHiHl ) un tuiucMKl II an bitnu n .uo < l
cuinbln itlun anil mill lining on ! ) HUII ) rcMiicJIC us
will lit m lit tltusoriM ) till Inn It
Of tlionutiilii rs of lullit nrlldoi tint IIIIMU imo
Itctoro my nutlti tintl that uru IntcMKliil fm tliu inio
UKIM ni I lint i Ilitti liuanil I k'sliurin I'n h > Ihu
miliiiillliil furimilan Nlio juurs to Im llo only ones
hOHOr.jniH | > sltK.ns . nruqultu linriiilt' J
n d iccti : s
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$1 SO , post-pill ! .
Thchu aio the most romirltib'ij ' prepir.i-
tions ol the ngi ) . Kv application will im
prove jour cniupl xlnn
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SIXTEENTH AND FARM AM STS.
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OPTIGflL : - : GOODS
100 Fine Mexican Onyx Clocks , $10
( o $50.
25 Fine Black Marble ClocksIOfo$50
50 27inc Mai'Wcised Iron Clocks , $6 lo
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75 Fine Wood Clocks , Ebony , Oak aid
Walnutyall styles , Jrom $2.50 upward.
Hundreds of Nicke/ , Brass , Bronze and
FancyNovelty Clocks , from $ / lo $25.
Hanging Office Clocks , Setf-Winding
ClocksCue boo Oiocks , Musical Clocks ,
Grandfather Cfocks ; Clocks of every
description , from $ 12tJ fo $500 ,
1,000 I'VATCIIHS , embracing every \
kindjroui $2.50 lo $7,000.
NOTE Sec our display of Pine Clocks ( and the
prices ) in one of our Sixteenth Strict windows.
OPTICAL ? GOODS ,
Fine Spectacles , Eye Glasses , Opera &
Field Glasses , Opera Glass Holders ,
Lorgnettes , Barometers ,
Thermometers , etc.
Pine Solid Cold Spectacles Pine Steel Spectacles or Eye
or KVi } > lvisscs , only S3. Glasses , 20 different
Other dealers sell at $5. .
styles ; from SI up.
lincr and llcavici Solid
Gold Spectacles and Hyc- You i eyes tested Pice by
glassi's at $ .150 to $6. $ an Hxpert Optician. A
Woith SOU ) $10. perfect fit guaranteed.
Repairing of AYatche , Clmks Je\vcliv \ , Spcctaflcs , Ktc- ,
AT LO\VICST PRICES.
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