CAPITAL CITY COURIKR, SATURDAY, MARCH i5, ,Sc)c
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A PLUCKY TKLKGIIAPIIKI
BOME OF THE ADVENTURES OF
GEORGE KENNAN
Tlirri' touts lie) nnd tho 1'itln of OIyIIIiii
1 1 on How tlm Catastrophe to Do Ihiib
mill III ('imrndi'of tlin Irmii'tln Ke
ill I Inn Ml;lit llnvn llrctl A vol trd.
Hvlnl Oorrrapenilcnco 1
Nkvv Yoiik. March til. So much at
tention liiiH In on attracted of Into to tlm
euljict of Siberia and tliu Russian exile
system ly tho uiitliiKd and lectures of
Mr. George Kctititin, mid llioio boinj; a
movement on foot In America to ntnclio
rati if iMttsililo tin- condition of tho
unfortunate victims of Russian itilo,
that it scetnid to mo icceiitly an Inter
view with tho now famous trawler
might unearth some bits of his pciwmnl
experience that nro not known to tho
general public.
Mr. rCcnniui Is apparently hotwoon
fort and forty-llvo jonrs) of u;o, but pos
sesses that pcciiliui elasticity of move
mont, not to nay tcinpciiimcut, which
makes him appear much voiin'or Ills
flKUto Is slight hut ninowy, Indicating a
good ileal of losorvo 'smcr mingled with
that iieculiat nervous forco that is often
found lu jourualiHtH and telcmaphcru (ho
belongs, l) tho wa, to tlm latter school),
anil his- face IsHtioiiKly marked with tho
resolution that linn carried him tluough
bo man ilifllculticH, Withal, ho is ovi
dentlv a keen observer, retentive In his
inemorv , o.nct in hit facts and admiia
bl descriptive hi IiIh hI 1( of narrative.
I iiHkeil li f tii to give mo oir hand a
brief story of his lifo and Iiowuhii voiing
American ho becamo ho much inten sted
in Russian ti.ivel. l'lungi i,; Into tho
Biibject, in iin-dins rea, as tho lawyers
say, he ausweied:
My father is piob.ibly the oldest liv
ing telegrapher in tho United States, be
ing now bTvcais of age. As tho mali
nger of an ofllco on the Wade, Speed
nnd O'Reilly lino in Norwalk, O., when
I vvaH iKirn tho Hist line built in the
west ho taught me tho Moise alphabet,
nnd on my sixth birthda, befou I was
able to toad manuscript, I Kent in llrst
dlspitch. At tho ago of 12 I wasreg
uliulv empli)vsl in a telegraph nlllie
At tho out break of tho win, though but
a moro bov , I wont to Wheeling, Coluui
btiH, and lln.illv to Cincinnati, being all
the time iiiimous to get into tho telo
graph coips at tho front, then mulct tho
com lol of f leu. Staeger, an oltl acquaint
mice of in father. In this, howovor, I
failed.
Mr. I'orry Macdonald Collins mean
while had projected an overland lino
from America to Km ope by way of
British Columbia, Ilchring straits and
Alaska to Siberia, tho object being to
obtain communication with Luiopo
without emploing tho ocean cable,
wliiili at that time wan not working
with ie;ul.iuty. After surveying tho
route ho c.iino back, Intel estetl the West
oi ti L'uioii company, and an agieement
was made with the Russian authorities
to construct a lino to California, thenco
to Hehiiug htiaits, up tluough Alaska
nnd on to tho mouth of tho Amoor liver.
Hole the I'. i.,siaii ovoiument was to
meet us with it.s lines from St Peters
burg. Thit onterpiiso attiactiug inv at
tention, I vvioto to (Jen. Staegi i . asking
for a position in one of the exploring
parties to ho .sent out. Ho did not lepl
to tho lettei, but ono night caino to tho
instrument in his olllco ami, being a
practical opeiator, inquired for me.
I answered over tho when, Ho asked:
"Can oii get ready to start for Alaska
in two weeks?" "Yes," I lephed, "I can
get lead in two bonis. " "You mav
go!" was tho messago that came back.
I was then IS vous of ago Proceed
ing to California with ono of the pu ties
of tho expedition, I remained then un
til July, 1805, when with threo otheiH 1
started on a Hinall trading vessel for
Kamchatka, lauding on its peninsula
after a tedious voyago of forty-seven
dan. Then begun a lifo of adventure
and hatdshi) which lasted two eais,
uud took ino over Siberia from nehrlng
straits down to the Okhotsk sea, our ob
ject being to locato tho most desirable
route to tho mouth of the Amoor river.
Dm ing this pel iod I traveled six or eight
thousand miles on tlog and iciiidecr
sledges, horseback and in canoes, fre
quently camping out of doors six weeks
at a time in winter.
Altei tho successful laying of tho sec
ond Atlantic cable, I received notice in
the autumn of 1807 that our entcipiise
had been abandoned. As tho clrciim
statues have not been published, thev
ma bo of interest. Wo Inula lingo foice
of men at work, and wero cut oh from
communications from tho ci viliotl vv oi Id.
Occasional!, however, a vessel woull
come into tho Okhotsk sea, and ovuv
spring wo would go down to tho coisi
to watch tho hori.on for tho smoke that
rose while tho ciew wero tr.ving out then
whalo oil, Imping to got news from tin
civilized world. Wo hail a w hale boat in
which wo could go out a short distance
to sea, and, in tho summer of 1807, ob
serving in tho far distance a welcome
cloud that indicated tho presence of a
whalo ship, wo manned our little craft
and started to boaid her.
As vv o approached tho captain paid lit
tle or no attention to us, thinking wo
wero onl a pait of natives. Finally,
howovoi, wo succeeded in climbing on
deck, and walking aft 1 said to iho cap
tain: "(Jood day, sir. What is tho naino
of our vessel;" You nover saw a man
look inoio astonished, for, belli,; dreased
Intliocostuiuoof tho countiy. he did not
expect to Hud in mo ono of iiisow n iaco,
or hear his own tongue spoken. As soon
as ho could i ateh his lueatli ho exclaimed:
"Good Ivonl! Has tlin univeisal Yankee
got up lu leC Wheiotlid ou como from?
How did on got heie? What aioou
doing?" And then followed a welcome
the win mill of which ou must imagine
His name was ('apt. Hamilton, anil his
baik the Sea liiceo, from Now Jiedlord.
On parting the captain gavu us a bundle
of newspapeis, homo of them a car old,
nnd piesLiited us with n libit al supply of
provisiona As soon as we ic.iclnd shoie
wo built n cam, i fne and sat down loie
new otu iiou un. nice with the outside
world. In tho com so of mi hour or two
ono of tho p.nty stumbled iimiii a paia
giaph In a Han Pruui'ln-ii journal stating
that, In uillsi " 'lice of 'he sltcciss of the
lecond ocean crMe, all work on the litis
sliin-Ainci an telogiti h had been aban
doiieil. 'I Ins was the Hist iiotilli-atiou
(hat our duties weto at an end Dining
the follow Ing September one of our com
pany's vessels at rived with unlets for our
return to the United States.
There being still some hope that the
Russian government might Is induced to
build the line clear up to tho Itehiing
straits, in which case it was thought the
Aiuei ican coiiipinv would go on, I was
lift inHlhoiit, iiieanw hilo collecting and
tupping to San Kiunelsco tho vast mass
of mateiial then on hand.
Msnil the beginning of vv inter 1 le
celved olders to letiirn to the United
Stat' h tluough Hibcila, and with another
Aiueiii an named I'tice made the jour
ne to St. Peteishurg, a distance of near
ly six thousand miles, using sleighs and
relndeeiH, and Unvoting the last four
thousand miles night and da. In that
cit wo learned that tlioontorprisoli.nl
been tntiicly abandoned, anil accoul
iugly lelurned to the United States,
u aching homo in Match, IMS.
Hilling these two cars and a half I
had leal nod the Russian language and
i become interested in Siberia and the
Russian people. Since then I have made
a number of trips to the Russian empiie
' on my own account, inade a critical
stud of tliecotiniiy and its institutions,
taken its pel ioilieals, and lomiitiiil ill
close tout h, so to speak, w it It the pi inch
pal events that have occuiied tin le
J When the .leanelte tailed tluough
Belli nig straits and disappi an d in the
Arctic ocean in IHS2, I had an iiisiinctive
fetiing that she would be lost and
stiongl ingeil on .Mr. H 'linen tin in
poitauco of organising a svsti in of lehef
I w lieieliy natives iilong tho mail would
' be untitled by the Russi in gowinmciit
' to keep a shaip ltK ait foi the stirvivois
' ot tlto expedition if iniv weio found. Not
onl that, hut 1 propotcd to hint dircit-
I Iv , also tluough tlio in iiiiiger of Tho
' I lei aid, thou Thomas II. Comiery, and
, tluough Chief Justice Dal, of tint
mciicnii (leographiral siK'iet, to make
:a iorsoual scinch a'oug the nnilhcin
coast and with the liuililies which 1
knew I could command, do all that man
could do to lescue those in peril. The
I proposition, howovei, did not meet with
appioval and the m titer was (hopped.
I Lieutenant Commander (!oi ringe, w ho
hioiight over tho Lvptinn obelisk, then
became so much luteiested in the sub
ject that ho pioposod, not having the
ready money, to sell his collection of
Egyptian curiosities in order to procure
a fund of say $o,000 in order to prov ide
tho means for making a tiip to the not th
orn coast, but 1 declined to take the
money from such a source and at such u
saciillco when more wealth people
could easily stand in the hi each.
After this Chief Justice Daly suggested
the matter to Mi. Charles A. Dana, of
Tho Sun, and for a time there seemed to
be a piosptct that lie would lcar the ex
pense of an expedition for the rescue of
tho sin vivoisot tlto Jituiette, but while
tho negotiations wile pending President
(iarlkld was shot, and attention thus be
ing divel tid the idea was abandoned. In
tho meantime the h uig and dead weio
found on the Stbi nan coast after the dis
aster, as 1 pnthctcd. and I Hli.ill alwa.vs
hi lii'vo that it iu plans could have been
i aim dout the worst conseipleitci sof the
catastlopho might have been aw lied.
I lie sad event, howovei, was not w itli
out its compensations. Tho htteis to
The New Yoik lloiald from Mi John P.
Jackson, vv ho w as suit to Ru ,sia; his do
scnplioii of Siberian stone along the
louto he tlaveled, Iho uan..tive ol lat
giueei Melville and the invi stigatiou tie
fore tho congtcbsioiial couimittie, ell
served then put p. ho in nitl.iii; mi
leans moieoi less acquainted with a io
gioii compaiativel iiiikuowu. Mv own
public addresses showed in tlio populai
Intel est the elicited that the pioplo weio
eager to know more coiiloi mug this w ou
tlet fill c ninny nnd its institiiuoiis, espe
cially that put of its political ssloui
connected with the histoiy of tlto Siber
ian exile, and the iuteiest is b no means
abating.
While theio has been much exaggera
tion witli logard to thetieatiueiilot Rus
sian prisoiieis of state, it is not in many
cases as seven as it has been deseiibcd.
lu all of my tiipsl have mot political ex
iles who wero in compaiativel comfoit
aide ciiciiiiistauce.i, and tlio mo not h
an means exceptions to the mle.
Theieloio 1 have defended the Russian
government when it has been misrepie
seined, at the same time that 1 have pre
sented the shadows of a most hateful
pictuie. Tliat thiso etroits mo healing
Hull is proved I) tlio lnct that conceited
nieasuns ate now being taken b a mini
liet ol pliilantliiojiicciti.ens of I'hiladel
phia, who liave begun the circulation of
a petition thioughoiit tlio United States
asking tor an aiiiLhoiatiou ot the vvoist
evils of bibeimu exile, and the document
will bo pioscntcd some time next eai
to the piopoi RiiHiiauautlioiitiestliroiigh
the lutei national Piisou association, at
its meeting in St. Peteishurg. And in
iu judgment, concluded Mr. Konnuii,
the cz.ii, who is not so bad as he is
painti d, will gnu heed to it.
l' U. DK Fo.NTAINK.
'lllu Cltllliillll Svttli'lllclil.
In 17.ii! James Calhoun, scion of an
eminent Scotch-Irish faun! whoic name
is vaiiuusl spelled, went from Donegal
to Peiiuslvama, taking his sou Patiick,
and in 17.1l) tlio fauiil founded the noted
"Calhoun settlement" iu Abbeville dis
trict, S. C. Tlieio Patiick's son, John
Caldwell Calhoun, was bout Match IU,
1772 His mother was the daughter of
an exiled lush Piesbv teliall. Tiieiewas
lighting stock on both sides, ami Patiick
won fame in coullicts with tho Indians
and Toiies
Of the political career of the sou this
is not the place to Hpeak, except to say
that his Hi si move in emigre', indicated
the sphil ol tiie exiles towant Cuglaud.
As cliainuaii of the committee on for
eign relations, iu thoiongress of 1M1 !.),
he brought in the act iki hiring wai
against tlre.it It it.uu and ciriicl it
through in iimini ' J, II II
A GOOD STORY OF BEAVER.
Wtinl ('iitim nt mi ICITiirt of tltn (lotrrnoi
In 'liiirli i:iliiii'ltn In ii I'rlMitx,
(lovi'iiini Itcavii Is known b every Pitts
btitg Imy la tlte national giiutd to lo a very I
rttiiotdlM Ipltiiarlitii lu inllltai) etltpinttiuiiiil
the drill XtiMtii t'tirtlii, of the governor1!
liatlvi'tovMi, tolil thin Mnr reiiiliitM'i'iiennlMiiil '
him lust iiIkIiI to Noino of the ili'li'tfiitcs lit tin
(1. A 11 iiieiunpnii'iiti While Itt'titcimnt
colonel of tin. Pnrtv lift It loglineiit, lleavei
was one da sitting In flout of his tout, vv lion
iihIiukIiv looking mililler with III llttlng mil
form eatiii iilong, stopped nnd Impiliisli
"Vi'IkIkIi del doetorl"
"I that the wav to aildii'ss jour stit'rlot
olllci'i, slrf iimiiil Col Denver
'I lie (lei limn Mined at his miniIi olllect
III blank aiiiareini'iit, hut said itevi I a wonl.
"Ih'ie, sir, take this elmlr, Ymi Imi tin
colonel, and I will teach ou how to iiiIiIicki
an oltleer "
"Viih mo del' Ikns of iIit leglnu'iitl"
"Yes; dike this i hair, nnd I will show on
how to net "
'I he koIiIIit sat ilown In fi out of the tent.
Col Denver walked oil" a few pneis, tut nisi
nlsnit, it'ttiriifd to a position In flout of the
olllivr pro Iciiimiic, Miimiil hlinself aioiunl '
itinile a militai saliitnaad ItiipUrisI:
"Coloni'l, can von inform me where I cut
(ttid tin sill gism of the leglnti'titf '
The wililii'i arose anil, looking set linisly anil
utralglit nt Denver, lepllisl
"llaligeil if I know where tin 1st" I'llts '
burg I)l.tuiteli
Thi'v Took tlin Hint,
All Inside ear full of travelers vviin lullliifi
up one or the long hills iu the count v Wick
low 'I'lie ill i vet lenpeil down flout hit wilt
iu front and wnlk'-d It Ihosldnof thclmi-e
Tho nh) Is nst lolled slowly mill Hint ll , lull
the six insliln wi re too lni.l) engiigrd In eon
versntiou to notice how sluwl tlin inrpro
gns.sl I'iimmiII) the iltlvei oH'tni tli.
ilooi nt the teal of the em mid slnniliteil it .(i
ngnlti 'I lie pii'-M'iigi is kImi lisl, luit thought
thodrlvei was ottlv iismii ing himself iIiimIihii
wnSMs'tiielv t losiil AKtiln the fellow oH'in ii
the door Mini slninined it to ngiiln The ttav
eleiH tiirinsl atoiinil 1 1 1 1 ).- r 1 1 v and nski-d whv
lie ilitnrlHsl them in that iniiunei "Whist,
lilH.'ril tho filtow, "ilou'l spnko ni loud
she'll overhenr lis" "Who Is slinl" "Tin
nmre. Spnko low," heeontiiuii'd, putting he
lininlovii his nose and month "Sate I'm
ilesavln1 theciattlle 1'vityilinn she lio-it
the disir slatuuilii' that wnv she thinks one ol
ez Is gettln' down to wnlk up tlm hill, nnr
that rises In I k'm'i i lt " The tiixidi'iH tiMik tin
hint. Kxt'hniiKc
Chin iik il llliu SHU.
"Pwislily, I eiwn't Ksiwlmtott Had toad
uilah In that MIm (lolllnglioii-i'. Kho'silwend
fully piltisl witli tlto stiinllpox "
"llali Jove, Chollv, she (aught It, don't
know, while she win taking cure of that wlel
old uncle that died nnd left huh a gwent lnf
hllltdweil thiMisniid ilolliilis, hull .lovol"
Chicago Times
Tlio Sin niil I nrtner.
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Ami He Dlihi'l llra-iik II.
Mamma What Is tint iimttir, Toiniti
Toiniti I had thu rule of llm school
brought against mu foi being had
Maintiin Well, joti itiiistn't bo bnd What
rtllo was brought ngninst mil
Toimnj (wlthafnsh mitlnust) Why, tin
grout big ellow one Phlladtlphla Thnos.
Still 'I lie) (lol Hot...
"Tlioio are two ntenilieis of tlto United
States senate with bat one leg apiece," ro
markod Lnrkhi.
"When t hoy won elected thoy didn't got
thoro with both fis't, then," rejillod Sltntrnl
Yonow Ino's Nowh
In ii llurrj, Too.
Hail How did that lovo affair of youn
como out.
Willie Tlto lov o atralr and I camo out to
gothor. I caiau out of tho w indow. Winiil
H)g Siftings.
lllu 0)iiirtuiilty.
Wo quarreled o'er n lslilng Iwnnt
JuHt when I thought I'd won mo
My foiKlist wish, 1 foiind tlm fact
Of wlntiliiK hml timlouo me
My littlo lady roso in wriitli,
II el silken train slui shIsIhsI it,
As sho sanpiHsl out, "I'm lt my wish I
I v lt.lt I'd nevir wished It'
"Voa tliow) tho tM'st Bldo of thu bono
Oil, )i'K, )ini illj, thu loiiKistl
And tin a tho wa) . on pulled' Oh flu,
I'or bhiune, when j on wero 8troiif,i htl
"Yon tot n nro horrid, liulefnl things,
I know ou ineiuit to cli" it mo'"
And then nt) littlo luJ) looked
(Jiilto mini ciiuiin'h to i nt mo
"1 linMi to heavill jiiu'll Hi vnr KLt
Hie wish that )ou wero wishltii;'"
And 'iti'full), tuloun the hull,
'1 lie silken train wuit snUhiiic
And thi'it 1 sworn I Iioj-j so too,
biiii'e Nitna's w'lf ws in her,
I lux-l I I'oiildii't win, sltuoIM
lint wUhod that I inls'ht win her I
Ah, wnrtl) ami well, for whut
I'd walti'il lone, hid I tidied!
film iivlted, its sho murmured "Why,
Yoa wrttch, tint h Just wlmt I wishodl"
-M .N 11 , la Uo-tou Olobo.
MDlll
JT i vf Jf J Nb II !
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ODDS AND ENDS.
A tnnli must got tight down to his work lu
ordoi to got up lu tint world.
Them Is a new KIlTol tovvor on tint Imnks of
tho Neva, iiiiii Ht. Poteinblirg, eotiNtlitetod
entltel) of 10,000 hliH'ks of Ice, with livdau
ruuts, otiservallou plntfornis and other at
tractions It Is KO fisil higlt
In the Di It Mi navy iu IKKM the sick list lu
eluded H17 men out of ever) 1,000 In the ser
vice, nnd Hint wax tho I test nhnwlug the navy
had Hindu sliue 1S.V1 Tlto dentil rate wan
ft7t to l,i (Ml
Heleittllle fnintlng In Italy Is to ho under
taken this join liy it company owning a en pi
till of f.M.OOilooO If tho oH'iatioiis ptovo
NtieeesKfnl the old wooden plow, pllllisl Ii)
oien, Hint hits held the Held sliteo nit i in Ini
fine the ltonmii Ciewiis, will ptohahly have
to go
In the elmln gimgnt Atlnuta, (In , ale two
isiloied I nls aged II nnd l'J jonrs lesHS'tlvi
I) , w Ito nro sei v lug out sentences foi thi'ft
It npiH'ittH flout ollleial Rtntistli'M Hint fisit
nnd liioitth dltonso existed in Ileal I) ovei)
put of the (leiinnn empire, and dm lug thu
thild ipimtei of ISslI nttaekisl the following
ililiul f inilliiaN "S,.V)I entile, r.S,rh'IC
sheep T"."! gouts Mild ITi.tHT sw Ine
"Iho Vnii'i leans' Iomi of gigiutlii tontli
sloiii'snnd iiioiiiimii'iiih," mijn li'iiidon Titith,
'ishlghlv ptotllnhle to the Altetihs'ii giiuiltn
inetelinnls, whoseud l'nn.tHHI win tli of kIoiiii
uvei) ve.'it to the Unltisl Stntes, neat l the
whole of which finds Hi wn) to tho cento
teilis In whii It wealthy Americans are liar
lis! "
.Mouthlv m llee teHiilsof foielgn v Islloii
In the lintels and hoiiiillng houses nie Hindi
nt Calls On I'i'li I the ollleial nuiiili.'i ion
J7.riOI, ll slight dis'lease ftolll Hie pneedlliu
iiiouth, lint with slight vailations Hie mini
Ih'I leniuhis alMiitttho saiitn for inch niontli,
excluding August and Kepti'inlii r, Iho dull
season
I'ioiii statlstles Just ptihllshisl Mltuiesotn
slanils lit st In tho Unlltsl Htatis as a wlnat
growing stall', hav lug pimluei'd the past )eat
r,O00,0O(l Inishols Callfin nla comes next
with 111,100,1101) hiishels 'lh Dakota plo
dined l.'.tUHMKKIIitiHhi'N, i miking tlilnl .Mitt
insula had M.lllll.OlK) neies In wheal, Cnllfot.
Iliti, .1 M).IMN). the Ditkotas, 1,100,000
Out of the S'-itio tin le worn llslied last iat
tho following dead nnluiaU 'J.OJI dogs, Il7i
cnts, J.ii'M lots, fill ehleki'tis nnd diieks, 'Jll
lahlills and limes, III shicp, y Iioim's, 71 pigs
I'l gissi ninl lurlie.vs, ID enlves nnd gonts, i
inonki'Vs, 1 snake, J sipilmls, M poieuplnes,
I ptriot, nr) Mids of Mil lous kinds, II foxes
IIK) plgisuis mid pal tl idges, 11 hedgehogs, '
'aeoe,s mid wai
Thnoilgiii of the word gt Iimi has he. n
tlae.sl hael, to the )enr 171 1 III mi old litliu
Is'i ol The Join lial de Medis'inn thi'ie Iran
aciotnit of the winter of 171.1, iluriiig whn h
aMiplex) and cntni i lis went vi i ) common
Tho colds mo deseiihed as similar towlint
were cullisl folettn the prccisling )eat, lint in
1TII the) wen called gllpp" I'ow x'isoni
fsciiNsl the iiinlndy, and It leudtl nttnelnsl
the weak chested
It is issitiy to think a gill looks pioll
when sho sleeps, but site don't Hi r linn ii
tied up in hanl, tight littlo kuolis all over her
head to give It tlm MulTy npH'niiineo thai
ou iidmiio so much during llmdaj , hi r fuci
Is com ml, all hut thonvos, uoso nnd mouth
Willi n white, ghost!) piece of muslin, called
a face iiinsl,, to iiupiovi) thocomploxioii, and
he! hands mo Incased la glens) lisililng
glows Io make them soft and white If )u
think a gill looks ptettv at night It is he
cause oti have novii well ono whoso amlil
tiou in lifo is to bo pietty in tho day,
sli iniiuli, tlm Mhlllsi.
Stepiilnk, the Itllssluii Nihilist, wllolsss'iid
illg some vi nt h of exile In liOiiilou, Is not III
ilosH ions ns ho might, lie, although ho lull
liseiitlv bull paid a lilg Sinn foi his now
wi 1 1, on Nihilism Hois one of tho most in
dii-.Ui usw'il.iis in Inidoii, Im Is alwa)
wilting oi stiiilMon Ho spends Iioiii afler
Ii' iii in tlm Hi in. h Must mu, aiciimpaiiied
tisinilU li his i Inn mhig wife 'the) lansai It
thlollgli the hlg IhmiI.s, miiki. piles of notes,
mid tin ii the gieut so lalisl gis-s homo ami t
wol k lie Is povM sM'd of n woudi fill const i
union, lol fnipiiiitlv, nftii sHiiding mi in
tiie dnv in the mtisi mu, ho illinswi) fin
gnllj.theu goes into Ids litth slud) audio
lnnliistli.il. until ila)lneak But sunn how
with nil his liuril woik, ho dis's not seem to
ma I e as nun Ii he nlwii) ns ho should
Hi is ih i nsioiinll) mi n nt the ellilis mid ul
the tin aln , hill ho iIim-s not miike u pun tlei
of gonij, nun h into sueict) llo wi itos Kng
lihh with inso, hut la sM'iiklng of ti n social
lost foi the light wonl lie lias a small arm
of fl lends wlio still, to him lo)all) , and III
theii soc let) and that of his hooks ho sis mi
happ) Ho is iH'ihaps the hist liiformid man
III I'tiglainl on tlm Itiissiau ipuxtioti Ho Inn
bun nskisl to coine to Ami ma mid take hu
lis'tuie plulfoim, hut I dotilit win tin i he
would heustieiess Inie Ho could liaidlv
till Us mi) thing new, nnd Ids Use of Kuglisl
Is not sin h that utll public would he pleads I
with Ho sieius to iiiognio this fiat, mi
gins on plodding, sliid)iiig mid wilting,
hoping thai tho miii iiiuy hreak tluough tho
lilac k clouds that ohscuio him, ami Unit he
mu) wake up some iiioiuing ami llml thai
tho ltiissiiiu d) nasi) is a thing it the past.
l'liilailelphlu Times.
Illi' rxjiinllltliill of 1'lllisll
The ipitutill slnteiiuiit of tho I'ulestllie
Kxploiatioii tmid, whn Ii has Just Ihm ii issins,
nlthoiigh it does not lecordnn) extinoidl
nut) dlseovei , ji't iIosciiImis liineli Intel est
ing won. that is la piognss Two clsturns
have bvuii found near tho Damascus gnto, the
stiialloi of which would contain alsitit thus,
thousand skins of water. It is entirely hewn
iu tho rock, ami lieforo it was made into a
eistuinwns lock cut Jewish toinhs lu tin
lock coiling is a square 13 foot h) 13 feet, vory
nicely woiko.1, with a kind of coiiueo round
it oxm tl) as la tho tombs of tho kings
11 tho oxiavulloiis uiiiilo on tho eastern
brow of Zlon it has Ihsju fotunl that thurt
wore la aucitiit times caves and dwellings ox
cnvntisl in the nsjk, which in Intel tunes wore
convened into clsti I lis Hill N Illi k do
sciilxmn chtirili whn h has hien ilisioviied
in tho village of hllwnn, which has Usmi hewn
iu iho lock, and which contains a (Jrook la
stilptlon, in which tho nniito of tho I'rophot
Isainh is mentioned ,n Schick thinks It
prohnhlo tint Kiiah's tomb mil) Iw under
tins iluiM)l, ninl iokh Ii ftntlter digging to
llud an entrance to iho cavo which is under
tlm look) cum i and is at prtsont full of
oai th, and to discover ns'k cut tombs. Ho
thinks that tho risk cut cliamb. rs of tho
i hill ell Weio Jewish toinhs liefiue tlio Chris
tinii i in, and that aftoi wards limy wero con
veitisl Inloi hiK'ls lij the Christians. Jow
ish Cluoniclo
i: ii llio ( ins In I he snow,
'llm prevalent opinion is u a well foiiudisl,
It sis'ias, lliut an . leenu .u lannot inn ill
tho snow Mi T D Mivmit, ina.lei enr
huildei of tho llm tf ml and Wothirsllold
Hoi so Hull w ii) compnii) , mado miiiiu uxierl
im ills with kumo new nui'i scrnH)is on tho
electric cam in Wotheistlold Tho) wero
attached to tlto axlo boxes of tho cars,
and domed tlio six inches of snow and ice
away o elTectuallv that tlto car movod
sniootlil and wltlmut dlinlnuti.in of upeod
llnrtf ird Com ant
1'iimIIhu I'lisleia,
Ailvel tlsels on hisIs ninl lenees no diniht
do Hull uliliosl to havn thell itliiioiuieeuii tits
so cleat I) t xi lessisl Hint "ho who itllis may
lend," but now and tin n the hasln w Illi which
the bill sin km diss his pun of Iho w oik so
lloiisl) lull I feies with things I lei onto two
cases lu siliit, given Ii) 'llm Kxiuiiliior, of
Coik, llelatld
As an lllilstiiitloit of the linlleiolis leslllls
piisllieisl h) hill stlekeiH pasting one hill over
nitothei, Ml C Hptllgisin, sou of tlm I'.ev. 0.
II Hpuigeou, tin nt Iimii'iI In a Icetiuo that on
nil" occasion in liiiilon, when he and anolhei
gelitleuinil weio adveitlsisl Io plenrh Npis'inl
sol mens, lie was aslniilslu d In rend thn foi
lowing niiuouneeiuenl, " JU 111 Uewnul lwt
-Two Knt HiifiiH Mr. J J ICnlght nnd
Mi (' tt hi i gism '
Aliothet lends ns follows "Pigs fattilied
III six wis'l.s on Tho Hiigllahtniui, editisl h)
Di Kiuiiilv I'l ice vM wis. Ill), nml kills
thus, Ihs'Uih, Insects and all kinds of viuiiln,
I'at I'el kins' I'liluklllet euies smok) chilli
tio.VK, nnd Hollin to inolheis, feisl otir lu
fants on Bond's unit king Ink, IVI. sn Isittle."
VV Ii) lie lli'iiouiiii'il Iho Nil din
A little hov wns i nice plajlng with a pin
cushion, when it pin pilekisl his linger Ho
dtew his I in in I ipilekl) nwiiy, but said until
lug Aftii u while n medio mu its sharp
Hilnt Into hU hand, nml thou iihiii he begun
to ileiioiHico the nisi lie In a most einphatlo
wn
"What do )oti iiteiin, JoluiU) I" nskisl his
iiiothii "You said nothing whin llm pin
hint ouf"
"Well," tepllisl Jolimi), "I cnn'l hlaino tlm
phi, hut this nisslle has mi eve, nml when It
saw uiv liiind coining should h ivo golUiu out
ofthewii) " I'lilladi'lplilii I'lines
Vn ICxIi'lislnii.
rii)slelan's Wife- Aio)om ntralislii ry
had sIiiih' Jnhnf
l'li slcliui Vir) hut I hiisitopitll thionglL
M) erislllnrs have extemlisl my pnier to the
llllilillo of the wati I melon wiasoil. Ytno
wlito's News
tin u llurl Mkhl.
1 H-.
Voice (from Uir window l -In that )ou,
Haloid, ihart
Ollgglnson tin k dlsgtilwsl voice) Yes,
dearest
Voice I'lipa's indoop In the librnr),anil if
you'll take my trunk nnd Jewel box we'll l
elT to tho inliilslet's.
Gugghifcoii All right, lovo; Jest lot 'in
down mi' wait till I gt i over tli' fonoo.
(Tohlmsolf) Howlln tlnl what a tnap.
J ml go.
Ct imp ma) be provi utisl b) giving Chani
bet Iain's Cough Helm d) assooii as tlio chili)
shows the Hist sv uiitoui of the disi use, which
inn alwn)H IhiiIoiio if tin liiind) is kept ul
1 ill I li 1 HoaiMiieN is tho Hist s)initolil of
iloiip hold by A H. Slu mli I.
The lust slis I, of boots mid shlM'S ovei sold
at liailklllpl pi lies at llV."l () sins I.
I'iiiiitncss is n good motto It Is haul to
Hml an) thing mine pnuiipt IhiniHI I'ntilek's
I'ills The) nie ii pliiisnut iiithuitlc ami n
gisiil tnislu hie Hold li) A I. Mluailii
liidiisiun) nidi r imvthliig in tho giisei)
Illi" b) teh phone (I'lS) of the titiluk Dikii)
nml di H'iid on gi tting the best nt iisisoiinldo
pi lies di liven d at lis it iloui
.N ot li e of Sale III I'm I II Ion li) III Ion es,
III tho lllslrh t I'ourl ol l.uniastii lonnl),
Ni hrnska
I'linulo l(uai Id nhiisli ,
vs 5
IsiiIm tin Ilnrilinaii. 1 1 nl )
Notice Is horoh) ulvin Unit h) virtue of
mi otih r of suh Issiiid out of the District
i our I of I.iiiii nsti r iiiiint), Nebras'ia. lu an
ni lion wherein I'minle ijuuiki uhiishls pluln
llll and Isabella llordiiiuu 1 1 nl lire defend
mils, we, tlio iimli rslitned ii fi ri i h, diilv up
poliitid h) Niild lllstrh t I'oart, will on the Jd
dii) of April, I win, ut tin hour of J p m.uttho
i list LiitiuiKc Io the Court House on 'lentil
slri 1 1, In lie ill) of l.luiolii, lu Hold minify
nnd stall , oil. r lor sali al ptililli million Hie
lollowliik'di scrlbi il p nl istuti, lo-wlt 'I he
Houlhi asl qiuirli r (S I, i, ofH, , lion Nuinlii r
I'lvi 'i , lu township No. li n III!, N'oilh of
KiillKc No.hlx 'II,, oast or tin Nth 'lith, 1' M
lu l.uiii usti r lotintv, Ni hruskii 'the linns
olsale hi IllU' oile-lblld ' . ( asli, olu -lllllil ' ,i
lnonc)iiir nml one-third i lu two )curs,
with Interest mi difirrid painenlH al the
late of seven ( , pi rtenl per iiumiiii, w Itli ap
proVLd sn urlt),lor sulil ih h rod pu) incuts.
H M. MI.MCK i
JOHN II. Mi CI, Vi S Iteftries
J ('. Mellllllii: )
Houston V Ilalnl, AlloruejH for I'lulntlll.
11-lvvS
Nollie
lllstrh t Court, l.aneasti r loitni). N'eliraska.
(liorueW llliblile, philiitlll,
vs.
rannle Hubble, di fi nilanl.
To rannle Hubble, turn risldent ileremluiit'
You lire hereby uotltli d that on tho .Ultli dny
ol Juuuurv, ISM, ) our husband, (leorgo V.
Uulililo, lllul u pi tlllon iiK'alnst miii In the ills
trlet iinirt or Ijincnsler iiiiint), Nebraslta, the
olijo t ami pra) or or which Is to obtain n di
vorce fnim ) on on the urotind (hut oii have
wllrull) nliniidoniil tin pliiimlll without
L'ood rniiso for tin- lerin of two Mars last past
on are reiiilred to iinswi r said isillllonon or
Im fore .Moudii) , the 17th da) or Man ll, Is'ki.
(iKin'dVw nriuiu:,
2-lwl) ll Pound A lltirr, Ills ttornojs.
.limn s Mathers Ids In Irs ami dev I si i s, w III
lake notice that It hits In en show n to me, S T
('iM'lirnn.aJustlioortliepiiiii In and for (.mi
nister tumilv, Nibraslia, Unit the Juduineiit
ri tillered In the in Honor Hnss anil i liimulnst
IniniK Mathers ror the sum or Us 'a and 'J Vi
losls, iiL'iilust the ih ft ndiuil, InforeA. (1
Niott, u Justin of the pi in e In and nir I.un
ilstor eoiliil). Selirusku on the stiiduv of
Mu), S7, has Ihioiiii' dormant liv lapsii or
Hun, and Is unpaid II ,s llurel'oie orderid
hv im Unit uiih'ss miii appear at uiv olllee on
Mureh llitli. Ism, ut I p m , anil show iniise
iiKiilnst sulil li vlvor, tiie said Jiidginenl will
stiiud revlvid. S 1 COl'UUVN,
lllstlii-of the I't-iwi'
I.lni'oln, Ni b , IV h, ll H!) l.'-bwl
Nollie.
In JllstleoCourt or l.lmoln I unea-li reoiin.
ty, Nihrnskii. heior. I II llroui. In.iln
or the 1'oni" In nnd lot snlil i llv . touiilv
nml state.
riioWmHil I'rliiiliiKCompnnx, Philnllll.
M,
I he (I, I lurvls I'oinpain, Iiel. mlanl
lliod. M. .lurvls eoiiiiiaia will lake miilci
Hint on tho 'JStli du of lauuiirv. Jsim,
llrown.n lilsth e id the I'niei wltlilnund lor
tin ll ofl Im oln I uiicnsti reoiinu , V, l,i ,0,
leu Issiu im nidi r oruttiu him ot r ir tin sum
ol lioln un in Hon peiiillnu n, too. hilo
whiiiiu tin Wiuil I'llnlliu; ipam is
philntll! and tho ll M Inrvls eoiiipun ,.
leiidanl I lull pmpi rtv oftln di fi lubinl, coii
slstlni; ol inoni'i ilulils and eledlts In th
hands i, I I I Indsa) hiishei n uttiieliid au
di r suld onlei,
Mildiausi wasionllnued Io the 17th dnv ot
Miiiih, 's'i, in ti ma in
I III' WI s' I'ltlMIN'iKO.
,, ,, I'lulntlll,
llv ll.iiistoiiA llulrl. I'lninliil h iis
Datid I In i In Ni b , h, ,i is.ni . l w I
DR, ROLAND LORD,
Veterinary t Surgeon
(iimluiiic ol the Itoynl Veterinary
C ollcgc, London.
T-k . JjH
All Diseases of the Domcstlcnlcd An inn
Catefullv 'I rented.
Olllco, Room 3, Wehslcr lllock,
iY South nth St ,
Also at Palme Stnlilm, M near Eleventh
LINCOLN, NKDUASKA.
Or-Cnll (lat or the Clt) Alleiuled
u
NPRECEDKNTKD ATTHACTION !
Over A Million Distributed.
Louisiana Slate Lottery Comp'y.
InisiriMiinli d li) the U'ulslalure for Kdil
I'litlounl Id I bio liable purposes, nnd IU
frnnihlse linili ii purl of (ho present stata
loiislltutlou li IS7llb) mi overwhelming po
uhir vote.
Its MAMMOTH DUAWINOS take
nlaie m ml Annuidl fjime and Decem
ber), and Its (h and .Single Number Draw
ings take phuc iu each of the other ten
mouths of (lie v car, and arc all drawn In
public, nt the Ai ailcmy ol Music, New
( Montis, La.
Famed for Twenty Years
For Intcgrcty of Its Drawings and
Prompt Payment of PrlzcB.
Altatrtl im niiiei
We, do lierehv lertlfy Hint we supervise
the iirriiniteiiienls lor nil the M uitlily unit
Hi ml Annual Drawings or 'Iho liillslami
Htnte Uitterv oiiipuii). mid In person man
nk'e and coiitiol iho ilruwluus Iheinselves,
nml Unit the same are eoiulueied with hon
est) fairness, and In nood lull ti towarilall
eartliM, and wo nnthorlre the Cot. iiintt) to into
(his cert I Men le, w lib hio-slmMles of our sIkiiii
'iies iilinolieil, In Its advertisements "
JfctJ
Commlsslencrii.
We, tho iimlorslKiied llauks and llankorii
will pu)- all prles drawn In tho liulslaua
Htnte UillurliiK, vvlileli may ho presonled nt
our i onuters.
It. M. WAIiMHI.r.Y, I'res't Willisana Nat ll'lc
i'll'.ltltr. I.ANAUX, I'res Stale Nutloiiul ll'lc
A. IIAI.IIWIN, I'ris. New Orleans Natl Hank
CAltl. KOIIN. I'ns Union National llaiilc
Grand Monthly Drawing.
At the Academy of Music, Nnw Orlmni,
lueiday, April 16, 1800.
Capital Prize, $300,000.
l(,limi 'I'lekels at fjll; llulves till;
l'i. li iiths, f.; IwuitleUis
I.IHI ok l'llll M.
i iMtr.i; (irmu,iiiis .
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I l'ltl.i: ol' rin.omis
IJuarlers
ft.
t V,(
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(le.mii
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il do no are
IU0 do. AMI nie
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ITM I'rlesof Itnilare ...
vn I'rlesof linn are
w,vn
a.lll I'l'lesaniouiitliiKto ,.W 1,0.1 l,H0O
Noil. Tickets draw lim Cupltal l'lles aro
tl ( uplti
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1101 ouiiiiii; to leruiimu
AGENTS WANTED.
I'or Club Hates or an v further Informa
tion desired, write Iculhl) to the uuilerslK'ned
clearly stulhiK jour reshlouce, with ritato
Count), Htm t and Number. More rapid re
turn mall deliver) will lie nssiind l) ) our on
closing mi Huvolopu heariui; )oiu full ad
dress. IMPORTANT.
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New Orleans, m.
Or.M. A. IIAUI'IIIN,
Washliik'ton, I) C
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ilur Issuod liy nil I'.xjiriss Companies, Now
Vork KxeliiitiKe, Ilrntlor I'ostal Note.
Address Registered Letters containing
Currency to
NKW OKLUANH NATIONAL 1IANIC,
Now Orleans, Im.
lir.Mi:Mlli;it thai the piomoiit of the
I'rli s Is Ktuirautied by four National Hanks
of New Orleans, and thn tickets are signed by
tlio I'rishlent ofan Iiitltutl vvlioso chur
torisl rlKhts aro ricnmilcd lu tho highest
oiirts; then fore, beware id all Imitations or
anon) mous schemes.
ONL DOI.I.AU Is the prheortlio smallfsil
part or fraollou of a ticket IHStTIM) nV UH
hi nil) ilruwlni; An)lhliiK In our nsmoof.
fonsl for less than a Hollar Is n swindle.
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(Mim
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Shnrtliuiiit, nml T)vwrltliiK. U tlio ts-it ami liuvisit
1 1 llbw In llm Wisit mi stuili'iiU In nttiniluiKv lt
)eir siulrnts inpsris ior Ininlmwi In from 3 tot
iniiiitti; hisrli-iirst fucnltr IVrsnnnl liiatrurllon.
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ss.Imoiu of s imminhlp, miii frio liy ml Imsiluu
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