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•OTSUJCPlSf KHIM,OFLYHH,MASS, "HR*-st, EKERQI1 IPIKKHAMN COMPOUND. oidafcrU and AVecIaiessej fcst female population. Worst farra of Female Com. |s.Inaammatian and tlcera. ensetfts, and the consequent bortieularly adapted to tha K terrors from the cterns iq pent. Iha tendency to can- Lice i-rery srteedOj-hy its nso fc&iseyy destroyscil craTim; Js weakness- of tha stomach Kiss, Serrons Prostration |secss, depression, and Indi* Setra. erasing- pain, weight -mascntj-/ cared by its use. 12sr aa clrcnmstances act in ■t goTcm the fesiale system. -cf-Iamts of eit&er sex this- ;■§ VEGETABLE C03T- and 235 Western Avenue »«les£wS3. Sent^yjnaiJ i tie fenn ot lozenges oa I for either. JIrs. KnSiham liaopixr. Send fop pasush.- tni:xi this Paper. laatiTBIAK HSSBAAPS csnstipatijn, bilicrasnessi ■^ceatsBsr bos. 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Prices r?d»ced' fct'jr., (.'!*:€■■-_.<, Iii. ly arrl ears fjg to $100 Irai* .v-i a ikjIes* sitna - Imager?, Jac e;>yi lie. Wis. •in a very J acting' on. Eor a coixt- lit postage Iraore, fflDrl, Il }/e w< I pay an ac- '.* ."Jl'K-IIJiU'CStO W>i<*:.'u.asi'l(-xjirn.-je* to I**'** '♦"'I"■«■«"!• /--a-' »V 1 »'.' J. tv** trifr* ^"i wu y Ir < *..;.- trajz-i. Sample ■* ".■'•-■: i' ■■utramjne. • ■• PC fj.!<-, lX<fe ir--.. ."ly.'li'.on. Wis, Jf- :r. :.-ie «-orM; a eam- 1%-sOA. I^troit. Hich. NomcthinarKc.rrot |'-f ".,~t.J>o?i*-;,Mo. f>jf. Clisii*e"is .iVew ,■' f '<:^ dand f-n- aC'j.,Tj.- do.O. \-i-zk'VFHm:inent I I :i?».-e-.* r *,- • ,f^^ 'E '" sn 1-35WSSWS3 ... f ..-. s. 15SW W- issi V ■*"!<',', BE BARON & NISSLY; Proprietors. SALINE, WASHTENAW COUNTY, MICHIGAN, JUNE 23, 1881. VOL. I.-NO. 32. EF Important Intelligence from AU Parts, ^ g» ■:■■__» Domestic. ...:... SecbMaks" "VYEfDOM positively refused, on the 15th to give ont for publication the report-of the committee that investlgatea Pitney, thi Custodian of the. Treasury I>'e-, partinent v.t "Washington. "Mr. "Windom said the report was made up and submitted to him ior his private ^information, and while he intimated that he- would acfrj upon it very soon, IKe-emphatically refused to give oufi anything of its contents. Itwas stated, however, that the report sustains the charge of irregularities and of reekless manage-, menti and even worse, and that thejse ir-- regularities nad heen going on for Several years. ' . A "WiSHD-'GTO^" special of the loth says it was probable that the Government would notbe prepared to lay its case in the matter of-the prosecution of the '' Star-route" thieves before the Grand Jury until'about th^hrse'bf July-.-.; .All the Avitnesses jieces.- sary to secure an_ indictment would be brought to that city before the prosecution opfhed. ' \[' . 'BHEpatipUalrBepartment of Agrieiilture placesJhB wMat.cropat Sfa'per* cent, lof last yeaVs yieldior spring,and *T6 for jpinter.. >. Silas "SI. "Waite, ex-President'"^f the First ^rational Bant of Brattleboroj Yt., pleaded guilty on the 15th to the charge of making false returns under the Nat'ional- BanMngiactj-and was sentenced to sixjyeaj.'s*"' •uMnsdnment inthe House of Correction." Two OF the Pierrepont warehouses in Brooklyn, If. Y*, were burned on the loth, eausjrig'damage to the amount."of . nearly ;*\L,00Q,MQV -One man was burned j alive, and another fatally injured. Henily E. Pierrepont, Jr., was severely burned' The firm of E. P. Cutler & Co., engaged extensively in" the iron business at Boston, has failed, owing to continued depressipn in that branch of trade. The liabilities ,-are estiiiiated at from ii'G00,000 to $700,000;. • Eighteex furnaces in the Lehigh and Schtiylkill Yalleys, Pa., stopped operations on the I5th, on account of the low pr'ice^of pigiioh. It was said more would follow unles'sT prices should improve within the next ten" days. Ix the suit of Mrs. Elkins' against a Chi- c^go Sglpon^-keeper and the owner of the building in which the saloon was located, for damages for having, in spite of her protest, sold intoxicating liquor to her husband, a well-known artist, causing lilm to squander all his earnings and neglect to support his family, the jury failed to! agree and has been discharged. Mrs. Elkins has instituted another suit against Darius' Cud- ney, brother of the other defendant, for $25,000 on the same grounds. ; Dckikg the three days ended on th|s 18th the-weather at New Orleans was excessively hot, and thirteen cases of sun-stroke,; seven of which proved fatal, occurred. AtYlcks- burg the thermometer reached 101 ;in the shade on the 16th. ! It is alleged on the authority of a responsible Tsew York grain merchant, wlio has ^nadeextensive use of the cable -to jobtain the facts, that the crop prospects in Erance are hne, and that the Russian harvest will be the best for twenty years. It is asserted that Europe will not only be independent of American wheat, but that Eussia will offer considerable competition to our grain-growers. Germany, Austria, Eoxtmania and . Switzerland send out the most encpuji-aging .reports. _ - - '■ ALAi>at Canton, Ohio, named Edward Shumafcer, was dying on the leth-from lockjaw, caused "by a wound from a toy pistol. During the month, of May of thi| year 117,482 immigrants arrived in this coimtry, and during the eleven months ended May 31 the number of arrivals was 534-, 29jl. Of the latter number 175,306 were Geifmans, 110,611 came from Canada, 61,"796 from ire- land, 57,861 were English and "Welsh,! 12,628 Scoteb^7,4:43 Chinese, and 138,6*9 came from all other countries. - j The United States steamer Alliance; sailed *rom Norfolk, Ya., on the 16th for a four- months'cruise between Norway andSpitz- bergen in search of the missing steamer Jeannette. | Two stages running between Alma and '■fayetteville, Ark., were recently stopped by firmed men, who robbed the passengers and "^IffMl-bagB. : ...- ''-' A:few days ago a resident of Newark, Ohio, was fined $75 for putting a split stick on his son's tongue. The one hundred and sixth anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill wa3 celeprated. in Boston on the 17th. A specially Interesting feature of the day was the formal,' dedication ot the bronze statue of'"Colonel' "Will- lam Prescott, the hero of the fight- of 106 years ago. The Governor and other dignitaries were present. Ex-Mayor Lincoln presided, and the oration was delivered by IiobertCWinthrop. Theeb were four fatal cases of sun-stroke in New Orleans on the 17th. Is a recent base-ball match at New Haven, Conn., between the Yales and Amhersts, f the* pitcher* of the former,"'Hxttchinson, * irlipifed and sprained the tendons of bis knee, and Gould, the Amhersts'pitcher, had bis left arm broken by the ball. THE number of names in the Chicago City Directory for 1881 Indicate a population in the city of over 600,000, BY the explosion of an oil lamp the Swep- son Mills at the Fall of Feuse, N. C, was set fire to and destroyed on the 17th. The mill gave employment to 207 operatives, and was valued at $200,000; insurance, $70,000, GiaiBNirrE«>,lne Syracuse wife-murderer, Upon whose prosecution $40,000 has been spent, and who has endured imprisonment for five years, has for the eighth tihie been sentenced to death, the date fixed being August 5. ItiCHAKP BVTMZJt, a Detroit grave-robber, has been sentenced to live years instate Prison. Martix Maoib, an Elizabeth (N. J.) lunatic, recently fired two shots at Miss Fannie Walker, because she declined to marry him, and then killed himself. A SEVERE storm swept over a portion of Northern Ohio on the night of the 17th. Trees were uprooted, buildings were blown down or unroofed by the wind, a id considerable damage was done by lightning and water. " Two-Ti&jros of the busiiiess portion of Warrentoh, N C.J were 'destroyed lly fire ' on the 18th. Loss estimated at $40,000. Captaik Paxm". Boyton, who left St.; Paul May ffl, to float down the Mississippi Itiver to Cairo, arrived at St. Louis on the evening of the 19th, and was received by an immense crowd of people, who thronged the levee several blocks and nearly filled the bridge. Boyton was not In good health, and would stop over in St. Louis two or three" days to recuperate. A prolonged earthquake shock was experienced at Newburyport, Mass., on the morning of the 19th, but no serious damage was done. The exports from this country of domestic breadstuffs for the eleven months ended May, 1881, were $244,955,370, against $253,- 876,82S the corresponding period last year. "With the object of creating a sentiment opposed to the existing rigid Sunday law the Liquor-Dealers' Protective Association of Paterson, N. J., on the 19th caused seventy-five arrests of barbers, cigar-makers, newsmen, restaurant-keepers aud street-car employes. An attempt was made to prevent the cars on the Erie Railway from running, but it was unsuccessful. Personal and Political. The Ohio Greenbackers held their State Convention at Columbus on the 15th, about 150 delegates being present. The following ticket was nominated: For Governor, John Sietz, of Seneca; Lieutenant Governor, Charles Jenkins; Supreme Judge, Joseph Watson; Attorney-General; E. M. Tuttle; Treasurer, "W-F. Lloyd; Member of Board of Public "Works, H. L. Morrison. The "platform adopted declares the right to make and issue money is a sovereign power to be maintained by the people for the common benefit; that all moneys, whether metallic or paper,*Khould be Issued and controlled by the Government; that the United States bonds should be paid as rapidly as possible; that legal-tender currency should be substituted for notes of National Banks; that the National Banking system should be abolished, and the unlimited coinage of gold and silver established by law; demands equal protection for labor and capital; opposes all subsidies; declares that telegraph' and transportation companies' rates sbould be regulated by legislation; all property should bear its proportion of taxation, and a graduated income-tax should be provided- for; denounces all attempts to restrict suffrage; etc., etc. The "Wisconsin State Prohibition Convention was held at Madison on the 13th and 14th, and was quite largely attended. A declaration of principles was adopted favoring the prohibition by State law of the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors, and a Constitutional amendment, organization and the distribution of documents to bring about such a result, and pledging Prohibitionists to the support of fellow- sympathizers and workers as members of the Legislature, and requiring pledges from such, members that they will vote for a Prohibition Amendment to the Constitution. A committee was appointed to take into consideration the advisability of calling a State Convention for the nomination of a State ticket after the Republicans and Democrats shall have made their nominations and ignored the Prohibition element. The Pennsylvania National-Greenback State Convention was held at Pottsville on the 15th. R. W. Jackson, of Mercer County, wa3nominated for State Treasurer by acclamation, andE. S. "Watson was re-elected Chairman of the State Central Committee. The platform adopted indorses the National platform of 1SS0; denounces the aggregation of real estate by corporations; denounces monopolies; censures the Legislature for Its failure to pass an anti-Freight Discrimination bill; demands protection to American labor and produce; denounces National Banks for their attempt to coerce Congress by the withdrawal of their circulation; indignantly denies the charge of a subsidized press thatthe Greenback-Labor party favors an unlimited issue of currency, and declares that only such, volume of currency as business requires shall be issued; denounces the National-Bank system as legalized robbery, and indorses "Weaver and Chambers. Resolutions were also adopted expressing sympathy for the Land League of Ireland and America. The Bribery Investigating Committee at Albany, N. Y., finished with Senator Sessions on the 15th, and heard two or three other Witnesses. Mr. Sessions maintained hisf version of the Interview with Mr. Bradley to the end, claiming that he had not sought to bribe the latter to vote for Mr. Depew, and that he did not pay him any money to secure his vote. ,The New Hampshire Legislature on the 15th elected the following State officers—all Republicans: Secretary of State, Ai, B. Thompson; Treasurer, Solon A. Carter; State Printer, Parson B. Coggswell; Commissary General, George E. Lane. The Iowa State Democratic Convention metatDes Moines on the 16th. Judge L. D. Rinne was nominated for Governor; Captain G. M. TYalkerfOr Lieutenant-Governor; Hon. H. B. Hendershott for .Judge of.the Supreme Court, and Prof. "W. H. Butler for Superintendent of Public Instruction. The resolutions reaffirm the National platform of, 1880; declare for tariff reform ; oppose sumptuary laws and the proposed prohibition amendment; favor an appropriation fbr the improvement of the Mississippi and its tributaries; etc., etc. "VV".' "BT. Dudley, United States Marshal of Indiana, was on the 16th appointed Commissioner of Pensions, vice J. A. Bentley, resigned, and Judge Noah C. McFarland, of Topeka, Kan., Commissioner of the General Land Office, vice General "Williamson, resigned. Secretary "Wi"nt>om on the 17th summarily dismissed Custodian Pitney-from the public service, and abolished the ofliee of Custodian of the Treasury. A "Washington dispatch says: " There never has been any law authorizing the placg of Custodian. The position was created in the Treasury Department some years ago, and the Custodian's salary has been paid out of-the appropriation for janitors, messengers and superintendents of public buildings;; Secretary "Windom . ascertained this, and has abolished the place, saying it has no right to exist. The duties heretofore performed by the Custodians are imposed by the order of the Secretary abolishing that office upon Chief Clerk Power, who has been diligent and persistent in working up and exposing the frauds of the Custodian ring. Pitney is likely to escape any penalty, except that of his dismissal, as he will not testify. The committee go right ahead with the investigation." Moke evidence was taken before the Bribery Investigating Committee at Albany,*N; Y.j on the 17t0, at the. conclusion of which the committee adjourned to the 21st. Ex-'PltEsrDENT Grant and wife reached New York City on the 17th from Chicago. The Washington correspondent of tho New York T'mcH stated pn the 19th that the collection and classifieatipn of evidence upon which to base the prosecution of the dishonest Star-route contractors and their confederates in office bad been continued quietly, but vigorously, during the previous week. The force employed was small, but excellent progress had been made. Evidence was coming in from all parts of tbe country, and the investigators had had their attention directed every day to previously unknown cases of fraud. Ex-U. S. Senator Henry S. Lane died at his home in Crawfordsville, Ind., on the 18th, aged eighty years. Tmz Intir Ocean representative in New York City stated on the 19th that General Grant had declared that he would not be a candidate for United States Senatorfrom New York. The ex-President had a conference with Mr. Conkling on the evening of the 18th. The Republicans of the Second Congressional District of Maine have nominated ex- Governor Dingley to fill the vacancy in the National House of Representatives caused by the election of Mr. Frye to the Senate. President and Mrs. Garfield, accompanied by their children and Colonel Rockwell and Mr. Boynton, arrived at Long Branch on the evening of the 18th, where Mrs. Garfield expected to remain for several weeks, if the location was found to agree with ber. Prominent Greenback-Labor politicians gave a banquet and reception to General James A. Weaver in Boston on the evening of the ISth. . ^ "Foreign. An insurgent tribe in Algiers has been annihilated by native troops, wbo captured fifteen hundred camels and found sixty-six dead men. An attempt Avas made on the 15th to blow up the statue of Thiers at St. Germain, France. The newspapers in Uruguay have been forbidden to discuss politics or create obstacles to the Government. Two papers have been suspended and three have been raided. Spain has offered an asylum to the Jews expelled from Russia, and expects that 60, - 000 of them will settle within her borders. It is stated that of 1,733 sailing-vessels and 861 steamers which passed through the Suez Canal from September, 1879, to Atignst, 1SS0, not one carried the American flag. Mullen, who shot the boy Farrell in the streets of Dublin on the 1st Of May, has been sentenced to penal servitude for life. Abdul Frassarie, the leader of the Albanian insurrection, has been executed by the Turkish military authorities. Rafael, the editor of the leading journal of Havana, was recently arrested because he indulged in some scathing criticisms on the Cuban Judiciary. Boehm, the noted London sculptor, has been commissioned to execute a statue of Beaconsfield for Westminster Abbey. The military authorities of Great Britain haAre forwarded ambulances, stretchers and lint in considerable quantities to Ireland. Religious processions having recently been prohibited at Nantes, France, an immense crowd made its protest on the 19th by marchiHg through the principal streets, singing hymns and stopping before various churches. Another party sang'the "Marseillaise" before the Church of St. Nicholas, creating a riot, in which the police made several arrests. At one o'clock on the morning of the 20th Rowell and Weston started in London on a tramp f pr" the pedestrian championship of the world. Marseilles, France, was the scene of several fights between parties of French and Italians on the evening of the 19th, growing out of a hissing bestowed by the latter upon the soldiers returning from Tunis. Three persons were killed and many wounded. All the cafes were closed, and the streets were patrolled by troops. There were found on the 19th, beneath a "bridge'over the Catherine Canal at -St. Petersburg, two rubber bags, twenty-one inches in diameter, containing one hundred and fifty pounds of dynamite. Each bag was provided with a fuse. LATER "NEWS. The vote for United States Senators in the NeAV York Legislature on the 20th was asfolloAvs: For successor to Mr. Conkling: Jacobs, 24; Wheeler, 24; Conkling, 23; Lap- ham, 16; Cornell, 3; scattering, 3. For successor to Mr. Platt: Depew, 87; JTer- nan, 25; Platt, 21; Cornell, 6; scattering, 4. No choice in either case. A single highwayman stopped the Stage twenty-five miles from Galveston, Texas, on the night of the 18th, and compelled the two passengers to alight and assist him in rifling the mail,which lasted a couple of hours. The robber is supposed to be the same Avho rObbad anotber stage tAvo weeks before. Secretary Windom stated on the 20th tbat he kneAV of no reason Avhy Assistant Secretary Upton should resign, or bis resignation sbould be demanded. A fierce Avind and rain storm, accompanied by thunder and lightning, SAvept over Baltimore, Md., on the 20th. In ten minutes one and sixteen-hundredths inches of rail, fell, and more than two inches fell during the storm, which lasted only-.half .an hour. The wind blew at tne rate of thirty miles per hpur. The sewers in many parts of the city burst,, and the streets were torn up. [it The London Times' Dublin correspondent stated on the 20th that the Land League had had a, series-of "heavy blpws, and* that it was tractable and tolerant. The anti-rent strike was checked, and the landlords who bad left the chuntry were returning. In the Britisb House of Commons on the 20th Mr.? Gladstone stated that he had no reason to think that there existed in the United States organizations for committing outrages in England, but at the same time he was aAvare that there Avere printed in newspapers published in the United States incitements to outrage and murder, and that the Government had made representation to the Government of the United States on the matter. Senator Windom issued a circular on the 20th giving notice that United States registered bonds of the five-per-cent. funded loan of 1881, respecting Avhich the Department Avas notified on or before the 23d of May, and Avhich, through no fault or negligence of the owners, failed to reach the Department before the limit Avas reached, would be accepted for continuance if transmitted to the Secretary's office in Washington on or before the 1st of July. At the close of business on the 20th there had been $48,400,000 of five-per-cent. coupon bonds received for continuance at 3K per cwit., exclusive of those presented for continuance at the London agen* y. . The Chicago faster, Griscom, began the twenty-fourth day of his abstinence from food at noon on the 20th. His weight Avas 167 3-4 pounds, iiidicatihg a gain during the preceding twenty-four hours of thrce'-quar- ters of a pound, and a total loss since the beginning of the fast of 29). pounds. His diet during the twenty-third day consisted of 48 ounces of water. He looked pale and careworn, and his pulse was growing weaker. ADVICE. "I must do as you do?"—Tour way, I own, Is a Arery good way; and still, There are sometimes two straight roads to a town- One' o\-er, one under the hill. You are treading the safe and well-worn way That the prudent choose each time, And you think me reckless and rash to-day Because I prefer to climb. Your path is the right one, and so is mine. We are not like peas in a pod, Compelled to lie in a certain line Or else be scattered abroad. 'Twere a dull old Avorld, methinks, my friend, If we all Avent just one way, Yet our paths will meet no doubt at the end, Though they lead apart to-day. You like the shade and I like the sun; You like an even pace; I like to mix with the throng and run, ** And then rest after the race. I like danger and storm and strife; , You like a peaceful time, I like the passion and surge of life; You like its gentle rhyme. You like buttercups pure and sweet, And crocuses formed in snow; •I like the roses, born of the heat, And the red carnations glow. I must live my life, not yours, my friend, For so it Avas Avritten down. "*We must follow our (riven paths-to the end, But I trust we shall meet—in town. : .« Ella Wheeler, inN. T. Sun. UNDER THE MIDMGHT LAMP. Founded on Fact. I am a doctor, a busy professional man, whose time is money; Avlienever, therefore, I can save it, I do. Many and many a night have I passed in the train, counting the hours thus gained as a miner does' his gold. Upon this point, unfortunately, my little Avife aud I do not agree; and it is, I think, the only point upon Avhich Ave do not. Eight hours in a comfortless railway compartment,, rolled up in your plaid like a snake in its blanket, instead of in your comfortable sheets, stretched over a comfortable spring-mattress—no, she cannot be made to see the propriety of the exchange, ndr will she believe that I sleep quite as well, if not disturbed, in the plaid as in the sheets. The train Avas just off as I sprang in, and the shock of the start landed me in my seat. Being of a slow, placid nature, 1 Avas in no hurry to recover from the shock, and Ave were fairly ofl", speeding away as only an English express can speed, before I looked round. I had not the carriage to myself, as I had at first supposed; a lady occupied the further end, and at the first glance, spite of the dim light and the fact of her veil being down; 1 saw that her eyes, unnaturally large and intense in their expression, were fixed upon me. 1 at all times prefer a carriage to myself, and if a companion I must have, let it be a gentleman, not a lady; but there was no help for it; the lady was there, and moreover, she was looking at me. "So she may," I said to myself; "that shall not prevent my making myself as comfortable as circumstances will allow." Slowly and deliberately, therefore, I removed my hat, substituting for it a cloth cap, Avhich I drew well doAvn over my ears; then I folded my arms, and composed myself to sleep. But in vain; the eyes of my fellow-passenger haunted me; I saw them as distinctly as if-my own were open.. -Was she watching me still? Involuntarily I looked up and round j and mylook met hers, full, burning, intense, with far more of meaning in it than I could at all fathom. It was getting decidedly unpleasant, and I was growing decidedly uncomfortable; try as I might, I could not keep my eyes closed; hers were on me, and meet them I must. In her attitude, too, as well as in her look, there Avas something strange and mysterious. Huddled up in the .corner, she seemed to be holding' something close pressed to her, beneath the long, loose mourning cape, bending Ioav over it in a crouching posture. Once or tAvice, her eyes stul fixed upon mine, I saAV her shiver; but for that slight convulsive movement she sat perfectly motionless, s . Was she cold ? I oftered her my plaid, glad of an opportunity to break the ominous silence. If. " she Avould but speak, make some commonplace remark, the spell might be broken. " I am not cold." A. commonplace remark enough; but the spell Avas not broken. The mystery that lay in her eyes lay also in her voice. What should I try next? 1 looked at my watch—11:30; our train speeding ou at a furious rate, no chance of a stoppage for some time to come, andthe full Avide-open gaze of my motionless companion not for one moment removed from my face. It Avas unpleasant, certainly. If I changed my position, faced the window, instead of her, she must remove her eyes from my face at last. But there Avas a sort of fascination about* her and her look, Avhich I preferred meeting to shirking, knoAving it was on me all the^time. There was nothing for it, then, but to five up all hope of sleep, and make the est of my position and companion, whom I now observed more closely. That she Avas a lady there could be little doubt; there Avas thafein her^dress and appearance that was unmistakable. That she was pretty, there could be little doubt, either; those great, dark, intensely , dark eyes, the thick coils of 'Warm burnished hair, the small pale features, seen dimly-beneath the veil; yes, she Avas young, pretty, a lady, and in trouble. 'So far I got, but no further. Hoav came she to be traveling alone at that time of night, and Avith that look on her face? What could it be that she Avas holding so closely pressed to her, and yet so carefully kept out of sight? "From the size and uncertain outline, I should have guessed it to be a child; but, then, there Avas not the faintest motion, nor could she have held even a sleeping: infant long in that position. I think, that something of curiosity must have been, betrayed in my look, for her OAvn darkened aud deepened into a perfect agony of doubt and fear. i. Ashamed, I withdrew my gaze at once, and draAving out my note-book, Avas about to make a memorandum, Avhen, with a sudden forward movement, she fell at my feet, arre'stiug my hand by the agonized grasp of her OAvn, its burning contact sending through me a painful thrill. "Don't betray mej Don't give me up to him! O don't! Fam so frightened!" Tt Ayas but a, whisper, breathed out rather than spoken, yet it shuddered through me like a cry. "I cannot always hide' it! I cannot always bear it about with me; it breaks my heart, and—I am so tired." And letting the hand which still held, pressed closely to her, the mysterious burden that had so raised my curiosity drop heavily to her side, there lay at her feet and mine a little dead baby, a tiny creature evidently not many weeks old. Then the woman threw up her veil, and, Avithdrawing her eyes for the first time from mine, clasped her hands before her, her figure throAvn slightly back, and looked doAvn upon it. A pretty picture; the poor youug mother, Avith her pale child's face ana deep mourning dress; the Avee baby, gleaming so white in its death and baby-robe against the heavy crape skirt on which it lay— a pretty picture certainly for a railway carriage, and lighted by its dim midnight lamp. "Dead!" was my involuntary exclamation. She stretehedher clasped hands down- Avard toward it with a despairing gesture, speaking with low, wild, rapid utterance. "lt was not his look that killed it, but my love. He hated it, my baby, my first-born; for all the love I gave him, he hated it; and that Ms look might not kill it, I held it in my arms, so close, so close, till it Avas dead. O, my baby, my baby!" The outstretched hands had reached it now, and raised it from the floor to the seat, folding it around until the enclosing arms and the down-bent face hid it once more out of sight. Was ever luckless traveler more aAvk- wardly placed?—the dead child; the prostrate woman; the scene, a public railway carriage; the hour, midnight. I am of a blunt nature. Mrs. Merton often scolds me for my blunt, straight- forAvard speeches; but then she "has such a pretty way of beating about the bush, which it would be as absurd for me to imitate as it was for the ass to mimic the tricks of his master's lap- dog. I must go straight to the point as soon as ever 1 see it. I did so now. "How came you to be traveling alone, and with a dead child? Are you going home?" The question seemed to rouse her once more to a perfect frenzy of fear. She turned tome as before, clinging to* my hand with small hot fingers, and the old heart-broken cry: "Don't betray me; don't give me up to him! His look Avould have killed my baby; it will me if I had to meet it. She is safe, for I killed her, and she is dead; and he hates me, and I have no home—no home!" I Avas in a perfect maze of doubt. Could the pretty soft young creature at my feet be, indeed, a murderess? and could it be her husband of whom she seemed in such abject terror? My blood boiled; I felt ready to defend her against a dozen husbands; but hoAV? It Avas midnight now; we could notbe far from London; the guard might be popping his head in at any moment. I jumped to a sudden conclusion. '•"Were vou going to any friend in London?" " " I know nobody in London." " The poor little thing is mad or her husband is a brute," was my mental exclamation. " Then you must come home with me to my Avife." An upAvard glance of wild agonized supplication: "She won't betray me, or—take baby from me9" And once more the Avee dead thing was lifted up into the arms that seemed almost too frail to hold it, and hidden away beneath the long mourning cape. I took her home. Mary received her Avith a broad look of amazement that made me smile, but that found no expression in words. When, taking her aside, I told her all I knew, she Avrung her hands in sympathizing pity. "Murdered her own baby—her firstborn! O, hoAV sad, how dreadful!" And involnntarilyshe glancedtoward the door that hid from us our own little ones, safely cradled and asleep. Then she Avent back to our strange guest, Avho sat huddled up in my own big easy-chair, the dead baby .still" at her bosom. "I must get her to bed," said Mary, with a quick, determined nod; and she really did contrive to do so by soft, tender, cooing Avords, and solemn assurances of safety for herself and baby, whom she kissed and cried over, and considered as she might some living object of solicitude, much to the little mother's comfort. "And you Avon't betray me; and he Avon't come and take her from me, or hurt us with his angry look? O, dear, how nice it is to lie down! I am so tired, and baby is so cold; but 1 think I can sleep now a little and—forget." She Avas half asleep already; the heavy lids had dropped together, the small pale face had drooped dowmvard upon the little downy head that lay against her bosom. "Her husband must be sent for," I said resolutely when Ave found ourselves once more alone; and I glanced at an envelope I had taken from the stranger's pocket: "Mrs. Tremayne.Grantley Lodge, Grantley." Mary stared at me aghast. "Her husband, who hates her, and Avould have killed her baby! O, John, you would not be so cruel! She seems so frightened of him, poor little thing! You may be sure he is some horrid wicked tyrant. And if she really killed her baby—oh, dear, hoAV sad it is! Whatever Avill become of her!" "But, my dear, if she has a husband or friends Ave must restore her to them. Why, she is little more than a child! It's yery strange, very, and sad; but the mystery must be cleared and the baby buried." " Mary still pronounced me cruel and unfeeling beyond anything she could have conceived. "Of course her husband is a madman, who will murder her as soon as he gets her into his hands. You know, John, that husbands are always murdering their wives." " Middle-aged Avives, dear, or elderly, ■whose lives are heavily insured. I shall telegraph at once." "Then her death Avill be at door, sir—mind that!" and nant to Avaste upon me more words, away went Mary to take a last peep at our own sleeping babes, at the dead baby about Avhich there was so much mystery, and the poor young mother whom she had doomed to a violent death. She Avas still bending over her, and had called me up to the bedside to notice the extraordinary length of the lashes, and the beauty of the face in repose, Avhen we Avere startled by a knock at the front door. "It's the husband. I know it is. O John, don't betray her, don't give her up; you wouldn't be so cruel." "Nonsense, child; watch by her till I return. If she awakes say nothing about " "Her husband. As if I should!" Our household having long since retired, long, indeed, before my return, I myself opened the door. The street lamp lighted dimly two figures; one tall, stout, and muffled, "Mr. Merton?" I answered in the affirmative. "You have kindly given shelter to a lady?" "Just so." . The speaker nodded to his companion, Avho,touched his hat and vanished. The other stranger had uoav entered the hall, and grasped my hand. "Mr. Tremayne?" 1 asked hesitatingly. "Captain Tremayne. How is she?" "Asleep, under my wife'scare; sleeping as peacefully as a child." " Thank God! So young—at such an hour—in such a state—-;" your too indig- I saw a long shudder run through the tall powerful frame. "And the child?" he added, after a pause, in a horror-stricken whisper. " She had it with her?" I hardly knew Avhat to ansAver; but he had thrown off his heavy ulster and traveling cap, and noAV stood before me as handsome and pleasant and* honest- looking a young felloAv as I ever saw, and my heart warmed to him. He was no assassin, or ruffian, or coAvardly bully, whatever Mary might say. The shadow of a great horror that lay in the blue mellow eyes had been laid there by terror, not crime. " The child is dead," 1 said softly. "It died two days ago, died suddenly in convulsions in her arms, and the shock turned her brain. She was doing so well, poor little thing; but afterward she grew delirious, and in her ravings she accused herself and me. I could do nothing; she would not have me near her, but beat me off AA'ith her hands, as she couldn't bear the sight of me. And I Avas so fond of her and she of me!" Here the man broke down. He walked to the window, then turned and asked abruptly: "May I go to her?" I thought of Mary and hesitated. "She is sleeping so peacefully just now; and if she awoke sudden! v and saAV you " " She shall not see me,'* he broke in eagerly. "I will be so quiet; but I must see her. I nursed her through a long illness a year ago, and she would have no one near her but me; and uoav " Under the heavy military mustache I saAV his lip quiver; he paused, then added: "I must go to her!" not in command, but yearning appeal, both in voice and eyes. "Will you wait here a minute? I will see Avhether she still sleeps," She still slept, the heavy peaceful sleep of a tired, child, Mary keeping a stern watch and guard over her. I beckoned her out of die room. "Well!" with fretful impatient eagerness. "You have seen him? What is he like? Is he horrid?" "Judge for yourself; he is in the dining room. He says he must see her —he must come in." "That he sha'n't, the cruel Avretch; or it shall be over my prostrate body!" tragically. ** Well, go and tell him so." "I Avill!" And aAvay, nothing daunted, Avent Mary. I smiled. "She Avill no more resist the pleading of those handsome blue eyes than did her husband. He Avill ■Win. her overAvithalook." iAvasright, she soon returned an not alone. "He Avill be very quiet, and she need not see him. I thought it would be better;" all this apologetically. He crossed the room as noiselessly as a woman, stooped over the bed! in silence, then sat down beside it. Mary shaded the lamp so that the room was in twilight, and so A\-e all three sat down to wait. For more than an hour we waited, then Mary stole out. Captain Tremayne looked up as the door opened and Closed; then, Avith a quick sigh, laid the brown curly head down upon the pilloAV as close as possible to that of the young Avife without touching it, and his hand moved up toward hers where it lay on the coverlet, but Without touching that, either for fear of awaking or disturbing her. It was not until the first gray streaks of daylight Avere struggling in through the windoAv, beside which I sat, that there Avas a slight stir; she Avas awaking at last. " Hugh!" she breathed—dreamily at first, then urgently—"Hugh!" "Yes, dear." She turned her face toward his where it Jay beside her. She was only partially aAvake as yet. her eyes Avere still closed; but the hand on the coverlet crept up softly toward him, fluttered over his face, rested one moment caressingly on the brown curls, thei^Avith a long contented sigh, her arm stole round his neck. "Husband, kiss me!" "His presence has saved her,'' Avas my mental comment^ "there is nothing now to fear;" and, unnoticed, I left the room. Chilled and cramped Avith the long Sitting after the night's journey, 1 was not sorry to find the sitting-room bright with lamp and firelight, the kettle singing on the hob, breakfast as comfortably laid out for two as if the hour had been nine instead of six, and Mrs. Merton as neat and fresh and trim as if that midnight tragedy had been alia dream. Let cavilists sneer as they may, there is nothing for a man like a wife, if she be a good one. I myself may have had my doubts on the subject—wiA-es are but women after all, and must, therefore be trying at times, even the best of them. But I certainly had no doubts whatever as I stretched out my feet" to the blaze and resigned myself cheer-, fully to being petted and waited on. "Well?" questioned Mrs. Merton,- when my creature comforts had all been duly attended to, and not before. I told her how matters stood; she was de* lighted. "And so they are fond of each other, after all; and his being unkind to her and her poor little baby Avas only a de- lusioa. How dreadful! How delightful, I mean! Poor fellow—so young and handsome and nice! I felt so sony for him." "He must have traveled doAvn in the same train as she did." "O no; he told me all about it. He had been summoned up to town on business, and left home yesterday morning. In the evening the nurse.left her, as she thought, asleep, to fetch something from the kitchen." "Have a gossip there, you mean." - **John," solemnly, "you don't like nurses, you knoAV you don't!" "My dear, I am a married man,, and moreover an M. D. A well-balanced mind must hate somebody or some class* of bodies," and, as a rule, medical wen hate nurses." "Nonsense, John! Well, Mrs. Trey mayne got away while the nurse was downstairs, and, being traced to the station, Avhere she had taken a ticket.to London, Captain Tremayne Avas" telegraphed to, and was stopped as he got: into the train on his way home. Somes one must have seen you leave the station." . ■ i "As he came to look for her here, somebody must have brought him; two came to the door." '' It will be all right now that he has found her, and is fond of her; she will get quite Avell, and he will only have to comfort her for the loss of her poor little baby." - I wipe my pen, blot the MSS,,,and, rise. My -story is done, and, as it is the first, so will it probably be the last of which I shall be guilty. Mrs. Merton looks up from the glove she is mending. "The story done! Why, all you have Avautten is only the' beginning of the end! You could, not aurely have the heart to break off*-in that Unsatisfactory manner... Not. a word about Captain Tremayne's gratitude, or the hamper they sent us at (Christinas, or the birth -*of their little son last year, and the, pretty way in Avhich she coaxed you to be god-fattier, though her uncle, the duke, was. only wailing to be asked; or how she insisted upon our bringing baby and Johnny and Freddy, and how baby—r^" r ,?'* But I seized my hat and gJoves> Mary is, as I have said, the best of wives, if just a little trying at times,,;, and her'baby the most wonderful of alF created babies—but I have an appoint-** ment at twelve!—Tinsley7s Magazine.. , Tribulations of a Funny Lecturer. When the train rolled away from. Kenton, the Jester announced his calm , determination to run away from all his* engagements. • " ■ "I am tired to death," he said. ."I have talked about six nights -every Aveek, ever since the 9th of January; I have sat up until one or two o3 clock a. m. entertaining people after the lecture, and then been called up forsix o'clock trains; I have visited 32 coal mines, in-,*, spected 53 coke ovens, gone through 67 . iron works, visited 93 schools, admired 118 handsome churches, gorged myself • at 120 banquets, walked through i 174"",,:* Avagon. shops and 29 pump factories Avatked up and doAvn and up and down the long streets of 198 toAvns and admired everything! saw; 1 have climbed•■*"' 86 endless hills to gaze.at 86 views that 'Bayard Taylor said, Avhen he was . here, Avas far superior to anything he saw in Europef I have taken my "nose in my hand and lounged through two* glove factories, five tanneries and-three fertilizer works; three Aveeks ago zl *y lectured Saturday night, sat up. aud * talked with friends until two a.m.,got up " to a seven o'clock breakfast, went to *« church with friends at 10:30 a. m.,lunoh- j*.. ed with some other friends at twelve^ went to Sabbath sehool at tAvo; satin , the Bible class and made"'' * a " nice little speech to the children, dined "7 with some other friends at five, attended-;-*• evening services at 7:30, went to,.a, friend's house after service, and wheu ^ we broke up at 11:30 because I had ifo*" take a train at 4:15 a. m.,'a good Old-3 brother shook my hand Avarmly and <? said, "Well, Avell, Ave's all glad tohave,.. met you. And you've had a good long ". rest here with us and you'll feel fresh * for your ■week's Avoi-k." if 1 felt as fresh as his remark* I would be even aa a June cucumber. [ have umpired at two base-ball matches*, rode at a horserace, have Avritten two commencement _ -"essays for high school girls, held! the*" eat in my lap (and I love the d'evil-a little better than I do a eat), heard .the « children say their prayers and taken.? hand at draw-poker to please the boys. I don't complain," the Jestor saidtuek> a ing his cap and bells away in hjs valise. ''I don't complain a bit." *Afl the people I haAre met are lovely ^,ndi lovable people and they do their best to make me have a good* time,'but seven good times a AA-eekfor sixmpnths;; is too much for one man to standi; I am,, all broke up; I am clean gone, and the ' setting sun to-night shairs.ee. me*flying away from the rpstrumed field, _ headed^ for the National Surgical Institute,* Philadelphia." * * : And headed that way he Avas, and fly m that direction he did. followed in his homeward flight, by a long el5ud»*of* wrathful imprecations from disappoint-j ed audiences and impotent pretests, of indignant committees and long and im-' porfcunate bills of expenses ifrom the same, and earnest, but postulations from the Bureau "Let 'em howl," the Jester chuckled, as he tucked his head under' the "Pullman blanket, "Let 'em howl|.TI yvpl sleep Avith sealed lips frdm here "to Philadelphia, and if any man AA'akes* me tip at three o'clock in the morning and asks me to tell him a funny story, ^ Avill tear out his quivering heart and feed it to the monkeys at the Zoo. 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|1881-06-23; Saline Observer
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|1881-06-23; Saline Observer
|LeBaron & Nissly
|An issue of the Saline, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication in 1880. No longer published.
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Thanks to a Los Angeles Lakers Foundation charity auction April 24, Kobe Bryant and Pau Gasol, who has been a visitor to trainer Doug O'Neill's stable at Betfair Hollywood Park, each own 25 percent of the 4-year-old, who will have five opponents in the $12,500 claimer at six furlongs. The race is the first of nine.
A winner twice in five starts, Siempre Mio, who will be ridden once more by Joy Scott, was scratched out of a much tougher spot May 26.
O'Neill, who also trains the California bred for Mark Verge's Westsiderentals.com and Chris Quinn, said that day Siempre Mio was "coughing,'' so the decision to scratch from the $54,000 allowance was made.
Scott was aboard when Siempre Mio went gate-to-wire against restricted $25,000 claimers in his most recent start March 31 at Santa Anita. Sunday's race will be his first over a synthetic surface.
Post time Sunday is 1 p.m. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 9:55 a.m. for simulcasts.
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