THE AMERICAN,
sin; m:at him out.
ACUVt r.f Mih'l VM M INCOUV
UN WltM H hrrnlH). !
tit, fc Bt1, tli tttlnt MllmM nf
I HfHi. IHwr MM tti-al tmnti.H
. H BB t"tt4 a liawte of t'ekM
to lilt Htm I M4 iinkM, j
Ittar'k Itotl, the ttti.l.tu titaliWMntfta. I
t4 rallforat, Mice tltlHtii. hi ram i-aioe
m ii Amniin noiinn lo IumnI the
table ot him t-tr tlrtetljf. lUrt wm
KNllHc, and While ImM lti tip III K'w IlM
th the M'tT he ild Mm tonal nniiMiiil
thing.
It Ii;ihI In Hi Hiring if North
et of hm-ranutiln, KlHMit ts iuili, Iti tli
Mrrtn Nevada, mountain, U A deep ran
foil, ftt lit head if tilth MahoBiillful (nil
ttt water kiwwn m "Tli Maidm' Team."
Tli NmU Cllr trail wound tliroiiali the
ton) on, Near lli dill lit trail lay aero
a flitt, fii-n apace, with the t ream on one
til mill pile of huge bowlder on tin'
other.
A roach wb rrowlnit the open apace, The
guard, on the cat by III aid of the driver,
m tinning Iii lli lii'iil nf III mm, and I lie
driver war atrtigullug to keep li lnoyr ooi.
lnhl Hi roiti li wit erven pAMMiiKira,
among whom wa a young woman laiund
(or Nevada to tench action!. Him wm giaal
looking and pluiky. She had Ixi'ti a teach
er four year In Hie mining dlatrlet of the
Weat, noil ulin wm thoroughly acquainted
with the cuatnm the rough element In
tli mldat of which iia lived.
The coach had rcatlied the center of the
open apant when tli iooe of n Iiibbo flung
from among I ho bowlder overhead act tied
over the ahotihlcr Hint Hrum of the droway
guard, nml In lha twinkling of nn eye he
vm hauled to tlm ground. At the ame
time a deep voice, culling from hiiioiik the
rock, ordered tlm driver to atop the home
And hold tip til hand. Tha driver obeyed
without a protest. The paaacngor atttrk
their head through the coach doore Ju.t In
time to receive nn invitation from the voice
among the rock to tep down and linn tip
with their hand over their heads. Thu
order wa promptly obeyed, When they
were In line, Muck Hurt, holding a revolver
in one bund mid the laaao In the other,
topped out from Among the bowlder and
enme down to where the couch Ktood.
After binding the giiuil neourely, be pro
ceeded to relieve the pamteiigeA of their
money and valuable., tomlng the plunder
Into A big ftombroro that lie bud wit crown
down by the Hide of the road. In the pock
eta of one of the puMMtnger be found a puck
of playing card, lie threw them with the
rent of hi plunder Into hm bat. When he
bud ilulMhed mearchliig the pawtengem, be
nidi
"You can put your band down now, gen
tlemen, It miiNt be kinder awkward M aud
io In that piiMltloti. I'm mirry to put you
to ho much trouble; but, you e, I lnwl (o
have money, mid 1 thought thutthl would
Ih) a iretty goixl crowd to trlke, I'm
kinder HHliHtned offnynelf to put o pretty
A woman a till lady Into no much trouble."
The highwayman mulled apologetically
on the young choolteachcr, who hkIoii
InIii'4 her fellow ptowerigcrfi by amlllng back
at the robber and Maying:
"JJon't worry yourelf, Hart, It wnii no
Ineonveiileric at all."
"You know miff" wild Hurt Inquiringly.
"I've beard you described mi often that I
feel pretty well acquainted with you," re
plied the Kcbool teacher.
The highwayman appearM to fert flt
tered, "1 mtinlra your npunk," ho wild.
"Mot women faint when they ii mu,"
"I never r.w a man yet that I'd faint
for," replied the woman, to the horror of
her fellow panwnger, who were afraid hn
would anger Hart and drive him to wnr i
Jiperat end, A w eond or two later they
were utricken dumb with aiuft.e.meiit when
ha wild i
"Hart, I'll bet you that buna Imafc you
one deal at tud poker, If I don't, yon niiy
kiwi me, If I do, you must lt (hi couch
and it pfiMciigergoon with their jiroperty
Without further trouble. Will you do Itf"
The proposit ion ataggcreil Hart forati In
atant, but he recovered hlmwdf, and laugh
ing heartily wild;
"Waal, ml, you beat any woman I ever
came acrw before, I never kiwi a woman
utile be' williu, but If you want to take
them chance I'll play you, but I reckon
you've givlu me the bent of dm bargain,"
Tha woman promptly intimated lhathu
wa really anxiou to play for thowi taken,
and preparat ion were made for the game,
It wo agreed that the driver hould deal
the card, and Hart lnwlted that the half
dozen pawtcngcr bould nIuhI up In a row
Si piu away, o that h might detect any
atteirqit at treachery. The teacher wated
berw lf on a mull pouch that Hart had
dragged out for that purpowt, and with hi
rldii redtln iicrox hi hip h wttledhliu
elf on one knee a bort dintance from her.
Word wa given to tart the gaum, and
the driver threw the flrnt, card to Hart face
down, The next card fell at the feet of I be
ehoolteacher. Koch player wa now n
titled to four curd, to be dealt face up, and
Hart caught the ace of club, while to the
teacher fell lb w-ven pot of diamond.
The highwayman next caught thn five pot
of heart, and hi face fluidicd and he
in lie 1 confl'leuily, for the II rut curd dealt
to him wa a live pot, and ha now held a
pair, Tha teacher drew the deuca of dia
mond. Hart showed hi elation when the
next card that fell before him proved to be
the live Hpot of club, II now hod three
five, and he wa aura the game wa hi,
To the teacher fell the four Hpot of pulc.
Jlcr luck wa indeed wretched, but h
didn't wcni to be the leant diMcouccrtcd a
he looked over at Hart' pair of five and
then down at her w vim pot high, The
lost turn came, and the queen of club fell
In front of Hart, and tha aeveu pot of
padc wa th teacher' draw, Hha had a
pair of (even Kpot In lght,
Hart lulled. "Your luck cam late," he
aid. "I'm afraid you'll lime the kiwi, for
hre' another five." He turned up the
flrt card, and It gave him three five.
"You did well, lr," ald (be teacher,
"but I've got another even pot here, and
I Imllevo three of thewi are better than your
fh'e." Bbe turned up the "roll" card, and
lure enough It w a even apot.
Hart wa et back for an liiHtant, but
when he realized that he had la-en fairly
beaten he wnllcd, and helping the teacher
to her fii t wild: "Oeiitlemen, I've lout a
mighty big Make, Coma up here, one at a
time, and get what belong to you out of
that hat."
The pttHwnger JoyfullyilH-yed the order.
Hart retained their llrcann. In a few mo
ment the piWHenger were In tha coach and
were going up the trail with a daidi,
When the Ntory of (he whooltenchcr'
pluck wa told at. Nevada City, the cltl.eim
prone nt cil her with a liaiidwiuiegold watch,
and the expreM company gave her a check
for 11,000. The brave woman t ill live In
A prottperou Nevada town, where he lie
came tha wife of a prominent lawyer. St.
Loul Globe-Democrat,
II M.l- t iiAnm MnKht 4 m
l "'it.mi of I ifttimr,
" M l l I f ,nli iil i ! I 'ifil If l
I 1 4, !, I I M ), I ' I
gill." 'ii A llMi itiml i 1 1. I,
.n . iiti A lti l !' -
I . '! il ! In. II l-iid
H II . im( Unt, Win UUnk'l
Ml ttnj at Hd'ml Mi -I 'l
Rll t Alt nt, t.H II' iSd
Alt tiitUnttit itie tilkM I"1' V Mn-e.
Hl lH, nl, pr' till In i If
l ln lilom ilir, Hii m rmtti u t.
csiiii in ami m on In- rp, Ith h l e el
Hi inrtt In a bill Ji-kav l''iinrr
ln'ionl I lime It lug liltu-n-l wlirit
I am drlng, if itii I aiiihI a
ftlemlly air, and weftiit-H-d Ittin t ii.f
t Ion n if we pr nully grl ftbiiil. In
trd of cordially di lel mg f( It ollnf.
"'Ilititf Mid w uliiml'l t utiile atone
tonight r'llilVti my Ivlalhe, 'an I Voire
Hiy notiil r lH'la'
' 'They n Vrry nice, I am mire,' I i.
(Vtrelewily In r plr, 'but we are tint qtilla
Alone after all. A ifniln of Initio, ho er
rived In ltftdon tliiv,U coining, and lml
A, pnipixMil lilttiM'lf thu nfii iiiooii '
"'Oh, trallvl' ii liilinnl Atllit Matilda,
who like Itiiwt F.tigllxti woliieli of the up
jm r mldille clri, I a veritable tuft hunter,
"The young Karl of, Ixhnll liedt'llnl.led
to meet hi liirdxlili. I know bin lilol In r,
the cntnittf, quite well,' mid h arranged
hcno'lf iM'fnre theglnHlii ipilte a twitter of
Anticipation, When lm w ready, we went
down and found Hurry and our two gut!
lntlieilrH liigriim. Cotndti Jack did liKik
A perfect AVer, o blond and an Irreproach
able allouether from the top of hi well
groomed, shining hend to the tip of hi
patent leather hoc, and I could have
hugged him for being inch a rrcditahla
peel men of a well tired American, lord
A. Im'kIiIu him looked very mall, very wil
low and altogether lintlgtiillcaut.
"Aunt Matilda did not hcNltate an lu
tant a to which wa the lordling a they
both mode their bow KimultaticouHly on
being pri'Ni'iited to her. hhe gave the moKt
graclou uille and liaiifUhiike to Jai'k mid
uch a Hnubby little nod to Lord A. Oh, it
was too delloloiiMl At dinner the couvcrwt
tion waa very general, nbout tha lat new
play, the Hoyuracademy, the weather, etc.
Bo poor, deluded Aunt Mulllila did not find
out her tulMtako and fluttered Jack until
he did not know which way to took, while
he ignored and Biiubbcd poor Lord A. at
every turn.
"After dinner the old cat took me to task
for not having gone, in to dinner with the
earl. 'Such a breach of etiquette, dear
Kitty I' ha wild, 'You really ehouhl be
more careful.' And then Hhe added, Jaunt
ily, 'You know at Home you abould do a
the Humana do, and over here we think a
great dual of that aort of thing.'
"Then came my revenge, and, oh, bow
delighted 1 woal 1 Hinlled my NWcctcNtfiud
aid languidly: 'I fancied you bad mltaketi
my comdii Jack for Lord A, What a pity!
You would have liked Hiking about ii
mother, ehould you tiotf Oh, if you i
have w en her facet A ml the cup of I
KuImIi quite overflowed when Ilarr
into the drawing room wit h Jack, wtj
'A. bail to go to fetch hi lter from ti din
ner party, lie did not know how late It
wa, o be a k cd me to make hi apologlc
and to wiy good night.'
"I am Hiiro Aunt M. will count that even
ing among the hint opportuultle of her
life." New York Tribune.
Hliat Mar lie lliuie With Ifnlrpln.
"Give her a few hairpin, und h will
make home happy," wa wild of a young
woman who ponncnncn Infinite rcMourcf. It
wa a figure of peech which will douhtlcwi
appeal more to the feminine iiuderNtand
Ing than to the mind tmiNculiiie, for tha
latter will never be aide to iinderMtand the
lmrnetiHe number of ui' and poNlhl!ltic
of thl ever handy, alway acccwiihlo fe
male Hppendagn, or convenience, or wha
ever may be It proper dcHlguatlim, A nn
All round, (IchIihIiIh traveling comjuiulon It
ha no equal -no Vunkue notion can hold a
caudle to It.
If your Tauchiilu I uncut, out come
the hairpin, and n better paper cutter can
not tm Invented. And tell it not in Oath
hut rather than trouble herw-lf to take
olT her glove thu widely girl will prompt
ly extract a pin from her perfumed tree,
will rub it daintily with her cobweb of a
handkerchief and iihii It in lieu of a fork to
eat berrle In the train, '
A a nlioe but tuner in cane of ncccwilty
All the world know It merit. L'wl a a
geometrical Ihhi riiiiieiit, It will draw a cir
cle a well a the bent of com panne. It can
be a bodkin If need ha, It can be A needle
even, It can pick lin k, mend trap, fiiHtcn
refractory bag; It can be uwd a a clothe
pin, a book marker-In fact, It I a verita
ble inullum iu parvo, mid the name of it
capability I legion In the hand of an
American girl of fair abllilie, Neiv York
Tribune,
The Fun Omiie.
A new JapaiicHM game I played with
fan, and the pretty paper ball of dlirerent
color, which are Inflated through A tiny
bole which clow with a valve from tha In
aide, and o prevent tint llghtent ewapit
of air. The ball am tottwd a high a pin
Ible, and the game coiihInU lu preventing
their falling by fanning them. It I quite
A active a teunl, mid the effect I exceed
ingly picturewpie to thowt looking on, Tim
one who imcceeil iu keeping her bull lite
longcMt from touching the ground win the
game, and In thl cane won A prize a
dainty fan of wblto bolting cloth with pink
tick. Tim mother of the young IionI.chh,
who wa much skilled In the uwi of water
color, had painted on the white back
ground In letter formed of a iicccmiIoii of
tiny rime the word "liarlna," the name of
the place. It I an Arable word hignlfyiug
"our happy home." A long, pink witln
ribbon wa tied at I lie end, to recall the
table cfl'ect, and I he w hole wa a charming
ouvcnlr of a delightful occaalou, Mr.
KliigNland In Ladle' Hume Journal.
A Nlory A limit l iijimt Law.
The I lev, Anna Kliaw, who know the
leglnlator a the hiiorlHtnan docK bin game,
relate how, a widow dying, the mother-lu-law
reftiHcd to permit her to be burled in
lier hUHband' lot, The audacity of the re
fuwil wa Increaw d by the fact that the
cemetery lot had been bought by the dead
woman' money, all hough In the hiiHhaiid'
name. The friend of the dead woman In
ooimeuucfife went to law. The law, how
ever, decided agaltiHt. the dead woman. For
it appeared that a wife had only a life In
tercut In her hUHband' real extnte. The
cemetery lot wa real eMatei coimeqtieiit ly
If the wife winded to lie benlile her hiiMhaud
hehoulil have been burled alive, New
York Evening Hun.
One Thing Needful.
AlmoHt everything ho Ih-cii invcnteiU
and now if aome man will but get up an
electric battery which will make tinder
clot In n unliable for IK) In the ulimle equally
ultable, jtiNt by touching a butum, to a
temperature of Ml, ho will make hi ever
hinting fortune, HoHton Journal.
N.vroiiKows n.owi:i:,
WMV 1MI VIOUT C Vt 10 It- Mil
IMlHIM OP fOHTiiSt.
i a ttwaM V l Mew U Ma t
i lt-tlei I I tttlftg r
' Art Kit laklrA llfftihli
i 1K IIH !.
i
It ! fa la The Howtth I Mat,
I and Mtolhet Hlrli JuM ki tM froot
. tlirtf wiotf ' lei'f (he Hnw, ll b'trli
' eM of hi-rrliildrou Afiet mu h A atottn
i hlMotv ttdtiw rwll th lat watea f
' tbe rrtolittlnit are attlliiilf laHt wm
llil(Oi.l of lb liiiiwMinlr n and Ifcuir
! hon blr Hy A nub k mtbiuatt.m of tli
old n ntl-l ntrt Jaooblit the new rtne
' tlon of I'eiK though preferred by tha pv
hie. I tiki It a I Iwalen !' the moK The
UA ward of tha r'tT on the Heine are alile
with xt-lu. The wometi who tlpe.t
thrlr handkerchief In the blood thai upttrt
ed under the kaif of th gulllot lite when
th laet of the unbroken Hue of the litilw
died Iu the Place of IS ace are full of
agery of th anrh'ttt day, and nothing but
tha ml eireain flowing anew ran quench
their mad thlmt, The ronveiilloit lit
ion. It I awed hy the old royallat armlee
Aittl the newer liiithutal gnui-iN.
lne pomiitander after another ha gone
over either In teron or uplrttto tharm
mice of peace, llarraa, wlm lead the con
vention, I alert and ready, full of the fer
tility of expedient that rharacterlwa th
11 In race, but he pan ee no hot. The
republlo i loat, ami mighty Kranoe, wlioao
tratlltioimof honor ami glory for a thou
and year have had ottn uiibnikeii line In
hlatory, I to lime her place among the na
tion at butt, for who ahull lie tier deliverer
from the awful cruelly of her own unnat
ural children
The ahadowa of the aoft May day were
growing longer when Ilarra, the people'
champion, left the heated hall of the con
vention for A little ret mid thought, and
hltcpled him to the anion of a woman
fatnona In theme day, for alio wa beauti
ful, well liorn and pat riotic, whom ho ten
derly loved. Hint waa alone, and together
thoyapokoof the nation' danger, of the
fear which filled each heart that the llfo of
the republic mlgbtaoon run out in a atruam
of blood.
"There 1 no longer a lender among ua,
chere amle," wild tho great at atoaman and
orator whoae fervor and paaalon hod ao
touched the peoplo'a heart. "The end ha
come,"
"Never deapalr. I'crhnp tlie good God
may help ti," softly replied tho gracloua
woman who waa ao dear to him a woman
to llll tha Ideal of uch a man a her lover
waa; a woman bravo with aweet herolam,
tender and true.
"Jtahl that good Oodl Ho I long iu
coming," wild Harra. lie had learned hi
theology from the great orator of the
mountain, who died aitylng, "Hprlnklo mo
with perfume and crown mo with flower,
for death 1 but an eternal alcrp."
"Nay, believe it not, inoti ami," ahe aoft
ly whlapered, "help will come."
"And you any you hnvo no loader f" alio
poke after n long alienee lu a inimlng
way, thinking aloud. "Who are your com
mander, thcuf Whero I that droll little
man you prewmted to mu at Mine, do
Btael'M the other evening)1 Iluwiumed to
have brain and courage, too, that little
Coral can,"
"I'ardlo," wild Harm, aprlnglng Into
new life. "Hello amle, you lmveglvcume
a thought that may yet wive Francel"
They talked very aerloualy for a few min
ute, and he returned to the convention
full of a new hope. Hut before he left I hit
alou bo had writ ten a l!t tkiuotonddrcHHci
to "The general of the brigade, Napoleon
lluoniipiirte" (who apollcd hi name thu
until after hi coronation a emperor), pray
ing hi Immediate preaencoat the conven
tion, and a trualy aervnnt wa charged lo
deliver it perwiiially Into M. Hiionupartu'
baud and not to fall.
"I have aeiit for you, M. Huoiiapnrto,"
aid Ilarra an hour Inter to the amall, pule
faced man with whom he wa earneatly
talking, "beca uae you are our la t hope,
and 1 will now prcaeut you to the conven
tion." "Can you reatoro peace and orderf " wild
the prealdeut to the young man before him,
The member loo It ml cuiloiiHly on and lit
toned. "Ho Franco ha come to thl," whlapcred
one gray beard to hi neighbor, "that her
life and fate lie In the hand of a youth of
2Q"(who looked even lea than hi age),
"only 6 feet 'i Inehe lu Ntature, with hair
combed low on hi brow like a woman',
Farceur val"
"lam perfectly aware of tint dldloultie
In the path, but I am accuatomed to aim
coed," wild tha young man, apeak Ing with
A atrong Italian, or rather Corwlcan, accent,
"Hut one thing 1 muat itialat upon. Iti
that i am not to bo embarraaaed by ordcra,
1 muat have aupreme command. That U
all."
And, bowing low to the people' repre
sentative, the lit tle, pale man, but S feet 'i
In atature, with gray brown eye and
banged hair, left the hall, and the conven
tion with ohmcd door proceeded to con
Alitor Id proportion.
A Hunuaparto left the hall llarraa fol
lowed him for a laat word. "(Jo to your
room and remain there," wild the politi
cian ill quick apeech to tint young officer,
"and I will wild you the reault a aoou a
poaalble,"
"It muat bcall or nothing," anaweTed tlm
other,
Juat then a flower girl came up to them
with her banket full of fragiant violet, and
Ilarra bought a bouquet for the woman hu
loved. The lilt la man' eye ofleued.
"They alway remind mo wmichow of
home," he murmured apologetically a be
gave the wilier a wm and took a tiny bou
quet. A thought t ruck llarraa,
"(io to the anion of Mine, ," wild he,
"and remain t .here until 10, If I Aiicci-ed
for you, ahe will aend you a violet,"
The young olllccr went a he wa told. It
wa early, hour before the time of recep
tion, but lie wo ailmll tcil, The anion wa
empty, Alone the young C'ornlcau juiced
the apacloii room. It wo 7, then half pant,
then H. At laat t he clock In the ball began
toatrlkeoir W. A It chime ecuacd a wrv
ant entered the room with a billet,
"FortheCeneral Huouapartc, from Mrm.
," wild the man an be withdrew,
Hat her liatleaaly Huoiiaparte oM-iied It,
and, lot It contained only a vloletl
How the young man crunlied out tha mob
lu awful ehiughtcr with cannon volh-ya;
how 10 year 1 hereafter, having changed the
map of F.urope, when he annnmed the Im
perliil ptirde, hi coronal robe waaembrold
iced In vloleta, mid how 11 year later the
tin of Annlci'lIU went down forever In the
rloud of buttle amoke that hung heavy
ever the plain of Waterloo all thl I hi
loryl Hut from the hour of hi flint glory
until the bint the violet wa the flower the
mighty Coralcim loved beat of all. It had
told him 11 I'M of hi coming renown; It waa
the only flower that ever bloomed at HI.
Helena over hi lonely grave. C'blcago
PoU
I M 1 1 M IM' till 11 I,
Mi4 11ml the In l. hi Mlvlo a t til. t
of I enttetalla lathe IVatttl,
it t i (MKtd . ,toM i' n t- m
" In n 1 1. n aoutt Han iim eMt iil
of i.rP.v aitd . I' 'i.-tidnd A- Kt'iil
hit tlAv at tho b Hit of On' o mm tin
Bo to l til oil a! I.'O. fl.i if hi tit.! Aft tt n
til ft 1 jlo A let If r tO 1'oJV I tniljjt Bill
Inlli-itf him UHI the iit'iU Atiliicil)
of hi It letioti to the l-ibt'M lo.
"l lio Lo t tltnl rtt fldi nt t ! v land
did thin l A" tttlly j, iiaiil.il, Bud II
HUD not lull li'b'd that It abould la'
knoaii Ulitil I ho bttct' rvnrhod tho
littttil iif tho holy father. Hut Oir
lulnaho I tuiw on II tnj ti Homo, and
no Imip'r dt' )w I'nliotl Male taiul
Alho only iittinlr) Hint fallod t toko
hottiv of an vm m In which ao many
Alticl lean Wftv llili'l-ontotl,
--
What Think Ut
Tho poptilallon of tho wotldl aaltl
lo la alaiut itno and otto-half Mlllon
i.f which Irvliind baa 1,11,11, yd tho
Now Yolk fiowaAH'i'a dovolo lutuv
apiioo ouch J'oar to tho lrle.li than lo
tho billion mid a fraction, Now York
City hna an lrlali iiuiyor, li ltdt judgt-a
and Irlah jmlloftnon. Tho Irlah, you
aw, it w on lop In Now York. Tbo.v
don't govt'i-n Ireland, but they govern
Now York.
Tho Ht. lioul Killeo fiuvo I'oiiliiln
fiilTi HttiuiuilHla n ml 74 rriilealanlM.
Of the llro department 20,i tiro Human
lata und l-ll are l't'Otoatiint. Of tho
Htrout depiirlineiit ri,i7 uro HiniuinlaU
and llvo uro l'roU'atant. Tho Human
lata uro on tup In HI. IjOuIm.
Tho Hotnan Ciitbollo olllelula of
HoehoaUT, N. Y., are mayor, bend of
police department, nino-lenth of tho
patrolmen, aeven-toiith of Itio teHehei'M,
elui-k of the oxecutlvo board, clerk of
bon rd of liDiiUli, hnlf of Iho llro do
imi'tmimt, nil of tho at root employe
polloo, Htipoi'lntciuli'tit of Btroota, with
HlHhop McQuiild na pope. Huroly then
tho Irlah ciittinlloa rule Hoeheater.
Among tho employed of lloalon there
lire iifty-dvo O'llrlona, forty-threo
l)oherly, twenty-Hoveii MeLttitglilliiH
und hundred of Murphy and Hulli
vutiH. Of ono filial ly tho father,
tnother, llvo boiih anil two diuighter
ull Hotiuui Ciithollc draw Biihirle.
It la necdlt! to any that ruin und
Jlomiinlhiu rulo Ihmton.
Tho Hoiiiiiii Cutliolli'M of New York
City pay ono-tetitli of tho city tax ittid
hold rilno-tenth of tha city ollleeH.
Tho laat count ahow thut out of
twenty-llvo aldermen twenty uro either
ICoiiihiiIhIm or of alien birth, lan't
It about tlmo tho AmerlemiH of Now
York begin to contend for their rlghta?
The Irlah of Chelaea, Mima., arc only
aa ono In eight of tho population, yet
out of 1,575 pei-aon Hrrj(""'jl In Cbolaou
liott yearHti. wero Irlah of i Mil tiutlvea
of the United Ktutea. "Of thu 1,11 17
lodger put up ut tho alatlon 45(1 were
of thl country, 757 of Ireland.
Tho Human Catholic population of
Hun Fniiielaco la iiaono to aeven, yet of
tho J,2D0 crlinlmila aent to tho Hun
Friuiulaeo houaeof correiitlon laat year
over eight hundred woro Human (Jatho
Ihia. So, you aeo, one-eighth of the
population furnlahe two-third of tho
crlinlmila. Hiioh, then, I Juat nn Ink
ling of tho record of thl lildeoua, lie
loving inoiiator of Iniquity.
It ennnot Iki dlaputed but that of
fliilul figure Ineoiiteatlbly decluro that
honeat, Induatrloiia American clllzeiia
aro rnoro heavily taxed to tako euro of
Homan Catholic Irlah vllllan than any
other alnglo naflomillty on American
will, American, what think yo?
K. (.J. Watkinh.
"Mold tin Fori" Mory.
Clllf.'AUO, May HIttditor of the
JVowtK, Will you kindly (Mirmlt mo
toatato that the Jloaton (Uoht lamia
taken In the "Mold tho Fort, for I nm
(Joining!" atory. (en, Hliermun In all
hi "algniil" never iiaed aitch nn ex
jireaalon a "for I am coming'," I wn
thero In thut "taileiigured" pa und
know juat how (Jen, Hliermun algnaled.
I muat object to anything- In Ihmfon
paKtr without tho cold "copy." Show
tho "algnula," If any cxlat, that atatea
that Khernuin ever ald,"I iwu coming,"
or uw d any big 1' In hi dlaimtceeN to
tho war department. Gen. Corao had
plenty of help, received from Homo,
tho evening before tho attack on
Altoonii, und Gen. Hliermun knew
very woll that (ion, Corao mid the
trootm would never mirromlor, Jlcro la
tho account of tho bnttlo! "On tho lid
of October, iwit, (Jon. Hliermun, who
hiul prcvloiialy Dtrengthened hlagarrl
on along the railroad, atarted In pur
ault, und on tho Mb, when Hiaid' ad
vance aaniulted AlttKinu, ho wa on
Kcrmoaaw Mountain Igniillng to tho
garrlaon over tho head of tho enemy
to hold out till ho relieved them."
llKNICY HTIIONII
Coinpuny II. H.'lrd llllnola VolunUtora,
tVliiit a Joke.
"I n m much aurprlaed," aald a prom
inent ('uthollc, "at the unuaiial Intereat
tho people hnvo taken In the oontro
veray between veral prloat of thl
(llix'i'MO and ltlahop Honiu'um. It la
atrangt! that throughout tho whole
dllticulty tho principle Involved waa
not at all comprehended, which la
Imply a followe: Heretofore thu
blahop of thl country havo boon In
voaUd with greatdiacrttloniiry iKtwtra,
which- hauo ofU'n been fxerclaed
iet lim- n.i. i l 't h i !
m i , i ! i ).- I ie H, ! i !
! ttf)-ianU't ltitop li
. ' in l o K , n t 1 1 1 1 t in b t in !
till til of tit. 11, 1 1st I ('1H! 4t 11. t
p)tl ill 1. V,- Mt..tH, tot H I..-I
l t (, i. ,t il in tbat I..- tuiU in
aiiiMiiwtf n ouMi' llio-tai jotiltj, bioI.
that tho pi i l tf mi -It liit-t tit K
i miltttt to i lot t tl tr out huhop
tM'tii tloirttian tattk miihout aiij In
lenvtiltow. In !' t Hi-bop Itimn
i iiin'a i loot m), a l oxpt tot, Hifiv l
nmt x t t I nl it v, B'il-t B.I) A to hi
omhlo Btutt-aMir, If the t-hohv l
h ft lt tlt l ltH'y 1 Hie dbai-ao,
tuaiijr onlldi'itHy hope, Hov. M, J. (!'
la tl of ralmji A m III, In ell peoWulily,
N'OUI' nek I ItUloip. lie ts tta'aiMd of
lllHikitl tltlelligi'ltoit and onrtioatneaa,
enooedluitly atptibir among hi fellow-t'h-rgy
ami preuHy ladovinl by llio ao
plo of Ilia pnilh, and I wilhlit ettay
to'H'li of all tho vtii, Thero la little
dtttibt hut thai he would f ivo lha
In in ty and cordial upaul of many
clergymen of tho dba-oao, Ilia eleva
tion under tho new yatoiit, If In
augurated, I very prolioblo." .i'hcom
iiiiirimf.
' 1 ' -(
annul Hold IVnNrly Fxcnipl.
A proa diMmleh from Iteatrlctt, Neb.,
dated July lMth, nuiiotiiifcB thut Judge
lluali, of tho dlatrlel court, ha dechled
that Hu, Flrat Chrlatlan church of that
city cannot hold property exempt from
taxation that I not uaotl for church
purpoHcH. Tho city council had ao do-
elded the ciiMo la'foro It wan appealed to
tho Judge, and u ho aiiHtalned their
deelalon U precedent 'la caluhllahod.
What la fair for ono la fair for ull. Wo
would not neouao thla Judiciary of act
ing unwlaely, but there 1 u probability
Unit the church In quoatlon eoiiHldereil
that It hud ua much right to tuko un
occupied property under It, nitino and
protection ua uny other church. And
In thla view it waa right. Hut wo qnea
Hon the right of uny church to hold u
n matter of lnvcHtment for aeculur jiur
poae uny Amount of property to Vie
exempt from taxutlon. On tho other
hand ull property thut la uaotl for re
llgloii orcharltublo purpoaoa abould bo
aacrtidly cherlahed and oxomjitoil from
luxation, True Juatlco ahotild he un
tainted with ftivorltlain for uny itect or
denomination. Tho logical coimcquciico
of thu (IccIhIoii of Juilgu Huah, tnelil
out with Juatlco to ull cliiaac would not
only tilTect thut ono l'rotcHfatit church
at, lloutrlco, but tho entire Homan
Uuthollo luinnoctlon through tho Unltod
Ktuk-a. JuaMco cutinot ullow favorlt
lam to cutor to tho Cuthollc lit tho ox
clualon of tho I'roteatunt. Omaha
L'hrMiun Atlt'oralc.
lllaliap Vincent nit ItoiiiitiilHin.
Iho greut tjitoatlon ua to whether
Amerlciwi oi' Homun Cuthollca ahull
control thla country hn remdied u
point whore nn 0Hin fight la Iriuvltablo.
While American hnvo been aleeplng
tho Homun Catholic have been labor
ing with untiring energy, und their
effort hnvo not been ftilllo, Thoy uro
building up u power In thl country
which threuton to provo dlauatroim to
tho United Htitte. Not only do moat
Homun Cuthollca put their children In
piirochlul achoola, hut they place
Catholic toucher In publlo achoola to
exerclao nn Intluenco over tho children
of other denomination. A movement
la atarted In JIulTulo to reijulro every
Catholic teacher In tho publlo achool
tu a wen r unrjuallflcd allegiance to tho
Im ami Inatltiitlon of tho country,
Tho altuutlon In Huffalo I worwi than
In Wlaconaln or oven In thl atuto,
Our jiubllc achool thero aro tibaolutcly
In the power of tho Jhnnfah jirleathood,
Thn Americana In my city practically
have nothing to any ubout tho manage
merit of their achool. Huch a lnUi tit
ulTnlr I hound to reiu.'h u crlal and
that, too, before long, It will almply
ho tho experience of other coiintrlea,
llinhnji John 11, Vinei hl,
Kvery Orangemaii abould Attend
lodgo next Tueaday cveriing, Hualnea
of imKirturieo,
To Th World'! Fair,
Havo lime and avoid tho crowd In tho
city by buying ticket over tho "Great
Hock Inland Houte" und atop olT at
Knglewood fiear the World' Fair gate,
F.loctrlo line from tho "Hock laland"
dejait direct to tho gate, Tinif, tni
vduuliH, Fun, Jiff nnin, Vou can
check your huggugo to Knglewoial und
avoid troublo und wive cxpenae, a
F.nglewood I In tho great uburban
hotel dlatrlcttieur thn fair, and you can
havo your huggugo aent to your quar
ter at once,
HoiiicmlK-r, tho Chicago, Hock Ialund
ti Haelflo I the World' Fair Lino for
reuaoii given atiovo,
.IdH.V HKIIAMTIAM,
General Ticket und l'aawnger Agent.
M. .ii Mttot
i ! 1 i l : i . kt'.i , . , ; . u s. .m
j aw Lata. i oil. t-nii"tt.f .. l-.ti-
it, lot l; - it . itl.w 't . i . u
i u I i...! at.. I I I ., ... ,. ) . I, ,,.
'tut in' ti tut j -. 1 , la r ii,
I Itt.Ofc U j.' I' It It tqiHt -4T I ,. t,,S
i j t I t'tK, II I'. . III , I ,"l t ft, ,
at. 11, H to t pit .,-. I In ji!il,l'j
lij 1 It t an.l (.;. ltd i,i , t,i t hi, ,i
The Hot ItitfiiHt l lit- "t,rtnt ftoo.
fiot !iit fottic" I, it t-1. t .t
1 it tt line at '-, ' i,miii
titp lt '.
t ilv lit kt t ctllt-.", I t.'l t n'hBtn t.ut t
Nottta ot f tol Setllenteot,
t tl ti l IIM'I t i
Ihittt U t ..Ml. I (
In tin- t-ittoiti ttttol of iNiilfl-oi CtttO'lW
St iitt-ln
In tin- ti.Mlt.l t, tl. t.lKle of 4t.l,e J,
Bi wtt, t-ct --tl
anitili .1 -i. mi ottUn.t' at. ,,.
Vllllll' II !,,,( H( B ,,
i ,it, lull o ftttl in m.l i,,nii. , miv it,
I t tttitint .l tltttt no ti,.- nh tl of Jl,
li, amali i an ami eit-tl iH iiiiitn tu al.
eitniitf t-iiinl imin Ihal hit Itenl .
tttlllltllittlt'll ni t mini III. , I hi O III Im wltltil
anil allimtij; tlmt iit,U i.f li.li.l,l.. -lnltl'M
Hint ill, lit. It i, ,li nil II,. it, .t, IHI
allitaatii't l' tnile ttttt liiltlme ini.li r wn n
ml fmii Iti o Vt-niK nt Kill' liHi-IHi'll i Hint
liifoe tili H.til li, riiiI n..liiliitf tint
H'ttltlni'iif anltl t tiilf l t nli ii il. enil IIihI.
ii. It nt In i h ml ftittl.tr m tit t-H nml iiiin'ih iI
H titiilf Ih liml In llif pltmlm . hu inn lio
f'tiilli il ! V II"' Mamie In mu ll mm inailo
ami pinvittetl, In Hie i nil Mini i i ntuit- ami
all tlilnii m t In I ti lliinlii limy In- llniilly
Hltli'il ami ili'li'linlniil, hiiiI Hie bh lil Mil tu I ti -InllHllU
lllnt'lial lO'll.
Vim are lii'teliy not llled t lint If Vim fall to
aiHnr iH'ftue nnlil ct.iiri on Hie 'ih iliif of
Aiimiil l-'il. Hi n o'clin'k h hi., In I'nlili'M
mi lil pillll.iii, llii'i'innl iniiy ill imt Hie player
nf milil ii'l It Inn liml imtiut mu ll oHier Mint
ftitilii'i uiili'i't, Bllnwioii'ea ami ilecn eN, iim lo
tiilai'iuitl Inn y ai'i'in proper, In the l lnl Hint
all iiuitteia m it it I ii I n if in hhIiI eatiile may lio
llinillv ai'lt leil Hint ili'leriiiliieil, Hinl the mi hi
niltiilttlHl i at r I illHi'liiH ieil.
WltneNa my Intuit It ml nlllcliil aeiil tliln Joili
iluv i.f .Inly, IHH.I. J. W. H I, HI.
I A I.. I T-'Ja 4 I'mintv .IiiiIkc.
Sborlrt't Sale.
In liilioioiiii'i' unit liy virtue nt II ,)inltf iiient
anil ili'i'i'i'c of t lie illai rlct ciiiii t fur OiuiKht
I'liiiniy, aliile of NeliriiNkn, ii'iiili'ieil on tho
2IH h i lay of June, A. II, Nlll, lu a cerliiiu
iii'Hiiii wherein Thulium V, t'ntildwell Wna
plimiilir, nml livliiii H, Keiuietly nml
olltera ilefeiiilitiifH, anil of lite oritur of anlii
Ihhiii'iI I lii'ii'oii out of mini Muriel, t'oiirt.
lii'iuliiK iliile Hie ant Ii ilny or July, A. I', latia,
mill In inn illri'i'li'il. I will, on Hie i-luh day of
Aiiuutt, A. I. laid, at HI o'clock A. M. of
mi hi iluy, at tint MAST front (lour of the
Oiniiity ('nun iiiiuhc, inini'l liy or tnnaini.
Iioinrliia K it ti I y . Nelirnakn. aell at piilillc
iiiii'llon, tu llio liluhnxl bidder fur ciiHli.tliit
followliiK (li'Hi'i lln'il hiiida und li'iimiii'tila, till
Nlliiuliil In the County of lliiuxlita, and
atute of NeliriiKkn.lo-wIt:
I ,nl iweiity-llveiril, lilock one (1), Unlock
I'urk. tut itildltlnii to Hut cllv of (liiiiihit, ua
aiii veyed, plat ted mid rivoriled In HoiikIii
coiuily, alale of Nehntaka, aald proierly to
lie Hold to antlafy 'I'hoinaa W. I unlil well t int
mini of tliti'lneii liuiidreil, thirty and 74-luo
dollarn, il.;i.m 711 Jiiilionmit, Wil li Inlcri'Ht,
lliereon nt rale of aeven (7) per cent per an
num from May tat, taint! to aatlafy Ihu Amer
icmi Nut It in ii I limili, of Omaha, Hut mini of
thirl ii hundred, tlfly-throe and M-pm dol-
htra (l,:ft;i.:in Jilijifiiient, with intereat lliere
iiii tit rate of elirht (ai per cent per annum
from May lat, laiiii. until jinld, mid foily
cIkIiI. unit Ii:i-iki il i I ii im iflh.iui coata. with,
liilereal. thereon from tint Ural (lay of May,
A. H. imi:i. timiilii-r with iit-f til I ii if ciwtN lie-
ciinliiiK lo it JinlHiiii'iit rendered hv the
HlMirict l oiiri or aiiiu noiiKiaa i oiiiiiy, in. on
May term, A. l. INHII, In aceriiiln action then
and there pending wherein 'I'homiia W. Can Id
well waa pin Ini lit and Irvine ti. Kennedy,
mill lil burn llcfi'llilanlit,
(imaliii, NebniMlia. July 27tli, INIi:i.
IIKOUHK A 1IKNNKTT.
7 :H-(i Hherllfof JioiiKhiBliouiity, Ner.
Illliitiin N. Powell, iilioriiey.
Sheriff Sale. ' .
In piiiHiimice mid hy virtue of n .liidinnent
mid decree of Hie i'lafrlct court for HoiikIii
county, atute of Nehriiaka, rendered oi. thn
101 h ilny of July, A. 1 1, lain. In certain action
wherein Andrew.), Minimal waa plaintiff end
Hcliuyler H. Hardy nml otliera went defend
mita, inidof mi order of aula htaiind thereon
out of aald dlal rlct court, heiirlmf (lino tlm
(Mill day of July, A. I. Ihh.i, und to nut
directed, I will on lint iiHlh day of AiikiinI, A.
Ii. Will, at in o'clock A, m of aald (lay, nt
Hie KAHT frontdoor of tli County Court
limine, In the city of (liniilia, I lout 1 im in o I y ,
Nenraakn, aell at, politic, auction, to Iho
hhflient litdder for cnali, Hie follnwIiiK (le
acrllied laiida mid leiieiiienla, all alliuiled lu
II niiiily of IioiikIim, and alitleof NeliriiNku,
U'i nuinhered twenty-three iSil and
twenty-four CM), In block niimliered thirty
live i,ii. In A llirlxhf Choice, an addition
HoiiiIi Oiiialia, Hoiiulaa county, Nehriiaka.
aald properly to lie aold Ut aiitlufy the
ItiH'healer I .on a and Hanklna Comnnny the
mu m of llfteeii hundred and foriy-alx dollar
rtl.MII.INIi jildtdneiil, wit h InMireat thereon lit
rate of ewhl 'H per cent per annum from
May lat. A, H. la'-'l, until nild, and alty
aeveri mid M-Vi dollar ut7.ft.l roata. with In
teri'Ht thereon from tint lat day of May, A,
1 1. laWI, loirelhcr with accriiltiK itoal itecord
liiK to ii JuilKiiii nl, rendered hy the dlalxlct
court of aald llomdaa eouniy at tl May
K-rm, A. 1. lalill. In acertaln action then and
there pending, wherein Andrew ,), llitiiiion
wna plalntlir mid Hcliuyler M, Hardy and
ol lio r defcndaiila.
HIierltT of UoiiKlaa County, Nelirnaka.
.fiiinea M, Macoiiilier, iiltoriiey. 1-!-t
Notice of Final Hettlement.
HTATKor NrlllUHKA, I
lnimrlaaCoiiiiiy, I ' . ,
Iii the County Court of Ixiugla (Jotintf.
Nehriiaka; . , ,
In Hin Matter of the eatiilo of tharlee
A, Joluiaon, diiceaai'd:
Anna K. JoIiiihoii mid all other perann in
lerealed lu aald Iniiller are hei-el.y mil I Hell
I hut on the Will day of May, la;i, lloatave
Anderanii tiled a petition In aald coiuily
coiii-I iirayliiK Hint hi tlnal admliilal ration
lici'iiiiiit tiled herein he aell It'll and allowed;
Hint proof of helrahlpa tie taken mid decreea
rendered I hereon Unit, allowiiin'e be made
fur children under aeven and foiirteon yearn
of iiifc riie'Hvely Unit a decree (llMtiltiiil
I hi mid iiaalKiilim In" realdue of aald el aU
he entered ; and lhataiicli other and further
order and pna-eedliur may h" had In In
pri'inlae may Iki reiiiilred liy dm ltue
In in'h I'liH't made ami provided, lo I lie end
Hint aald eatate and all thing wrlulliliiK
tl'l'i't'i may ! Ilually imllleil ami deUT-,
liiliietl and llie aald inliiiliilat rater dlm-hitrKed.
Vou are hereliy notllli'd Ihal If you fall I"
aiiia'ar liefiirn aald court on the 21 It day or
Aiimiat HM. at lOo'cha k a. In, Hint contcat
an Id pel II Inn, I lie court may urnt the prayer
ofaiild net It Ion and inakn audi other and
further order, allowance and decree, Bit lo
Ihl court may aeem proper, to the end l liat
all mailer jierl bIiiIiik to aald ealitle lie
finally aell led and determined, and I hit ahl
HdmliiUl rami (llwhuriied.
Wlllieaa ny hand Itlld Olllclul '! till "
day of July. I"'"- , w ... .....
aKAI.,1 "
7-:;a-4
Coun iv Jiulire.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Htatb or NuaiUHH. t M
lloiiKlfl County (
Iii tlm county court of Houirla county,
' li'rTlii-'matli'r of theealalc of Itnhert W.
'Tatlo'"'.!!. Ilnher, W Hyhall,
HeniKc II. I.yhall. Cl.arlea Ci My''". f.. Kr
A, I y Iti It. hale I. Iiylnill and all other per
, iiii.-re.lcd In '" ,",t",fB:,'iL"'7ir
milllli'd Unit on the -'11 day of July. I".fl.
a l.ei lie Hylnill Hleil lie! II on In aald
cniinty court, prayln that fu r Una
lalralhui Bcenuiit. I I bereln he aettled a (I
ullowedi that pro..' of helrahlpa at I ken
ami decree rendered t hereon i that allow
mice, he mitde for children under aeven and
fourteen year of aie reapectlvely : lltat
.l.'.'!-ee dl.llll.utlmt and aaUnllit the reald. H
of .tildealale l.e entered, anil that am ti
ill h.-r and furl her order end pria-eedlng
may he had In the preiulaea a may he r
.pilreil hylhe lt.Ue In audi caae "
ami provided, lo the end that aald ealalo
and ..I mini. a;rUliilii Ha-relo
llnally aell led and determlneil. mid Hie aitlU
"VilWA'" Vou fall to
'MMH'arUhef,,e.,.lco,
. U a.Vltlon. the cut.r. tea, V'
nf .aid pet II Ion ami make " '
Vf!" Vl-V ...' irm, the urayer
furl her oriiera. mio-i. - "'" , .
tltl. etui rl may aeem prnper. lo Hie eiul tn
a I ,, b iter. iM.rtalnli.it 1.
miHlly aettl-d and ilelerm ned. and the .aid
Bilinliilairalrlx iliai'liarm'd. thla J4lh
W tine my hand Bt.d olti. lat wal thla ma