THE_ ADVOCATE _OFFICIAL ORGAN OF Tffl FATIOAAL LABOR PKION. VOL. VIII, A. c. CAMKUON-, j _CHICAGO,* 9 TOBER 28. I87L TKRMi-.lHs.ws.MP> t* on line m. Til® Fiitermrn of IKIa®airhui®iitand the Wr cken of Plerl4i ahflr hirarter and Hahn* From the N. Y. Evening Pu-t. *hc tisbtrm *u ot ou.eoa-t *r® vr-, d-rf rent in their mode of life from a *»e o* E r >t They are The men ar*- m *’r r i.1eo tided with the *r» Uiuej 1 believe toe l r ru »u-1 t it u license?, Ttey are le.atrn c'lrured a? flshtr*. I tie d*L'rmen nif^r Hn are u Whit* cotta# 8C>'! au«l >4.irh!eae d ai*i it uc t r 1 fto.koor ar «h r j a r„*- a«a.,.»*. ut that r.u atm. eh r u »u« -ru.. Of til greit hi. tr* r r»-t r f V o' ma’u m be u i'll 's li t» t» on Water-* I*o Eh to *r 04 c t at L me. ilh.) taro a ux -I k*c aav. i** Tin SariiL'j' e liibrrinii a rt o of his s ti; .-•rriai*' U f uir 1 r w 01 «do cu b t cbcaeti a- k i r e/' A ut* f.and or a h c k ib ti.tr v -M i. re as ar«je a- -1 v a a ti r mor i*h crew a-, t 4: 0* a ar :f a v. ral h u*» tv-lore d«vi got. »e Ja>« »L if ec terVv», ar** oti lr ti k-r ut Codd-hln^ is- th«- ma.n u o» u.L a d a k, h ke. an*4 ctu* r ti^h »r vk 1 t T it uen are wrap ed m a -u o lc5OUi, and wear mi o.li u!b w a lappei* iintd w; tie* tin A t tie*: tc t'ue hat, Wti cn, ml o*« >1* o 3 t mu'uvnl* r. The boo.* ire j"\ d r Vf h *vy oowhide, with pr ii k all beintc ihor. a^hiy k a .n ur. Once w il curtd tiny are itntcr* fiOBB to water and ms Id cf t u» 80 comber ome urt th l iH 1* oitti u t tou .d rsUni ii*»w t v cat. ali u» alt. the owner win* luu.ajio*: hit* fra:' r,\ Ytl it is *4 d ta tt-r-i h u: a-* s'" in bo dice tu* i»o4\ 'eijy wlo b b at r eki beneath the ii-i '-ru. ucavy pair *»f sock* are worn in .1 The mi -.*"p u*3. I Ley tr ir.v r hi uu. *1, k tt haul, bHu t* r% i» w L *r of v r' ji st tU v t la s bu vi pliable *cd the h< i t t lii iy irnai- r ing than iu I b *a: L m a tny*r ry u tb u mr «>d, 1 -av^n Oi? n. a- w** ca r- *v. jf rig spent fV' Of tiewn,pr r c i.g boat iu a tad 6U m r uo *.g I k*. a coid s* u-aiiou x o* n* uce L-c> are) l-rVy warm, m. ugh t u. ?,o: cf j milU D t»e ri z-. r. Wt-eu ’>b« i *-el ha* an v J a*. tL v-ticg j L uai e..cb UlttQ prepay~ to ieav iu Ls, dor j. 'Ill's i> a 6 nti p rd 0». d< t a, o e w.tu:2 the o’ ur i a sj uuuy -un. r?, unn each quad has Us o« b. tL*- vt-»c. ,s .eft, *c tnicof the c*k who liW t.s be*: be Hitt; /folii tic Vc-ae.’s Side. i be CDcQ tuec ro* or cull their boats a ywa-re wi’b.n of the ?e**ei in •earcb of h*h. They boird. Boetou, Lowell, b*u w t..to the country. I In tb^ saimer wbea ibe wee/* r is each that they cjo mak- a night of it, they pr- f**r u g«» lo Bo direct, go i.g to the!r homes on v o-j &»turdjv.-, e;. d the bahbatb. I hey ar*. as a cat"', olj eh g ng p *cpte One will c «ti wot the Sab bath ti their t«iu lie- cre wed ,u their oest, at nding tue enurca or t:. a >:«atu a* ’. Vi,u:> i-Mb F i nda wreckers are nai,v-f* o» G»m. eriieu:. lb** towu u! i .V!y§t •*ecins to fuy,l a r.e proportion, j J tie B> Aina* bn?* mop o a some of the wreck*,-of tbs c *a-t. r.*ey are called cotik-. and arc n reba er erj ris uj or in*ekiig»-ut. Ibe F or da ar»ck;r, speaking o' t'.e vev I u td »s ilucd like tue schooner of oar northern ti-«»-rin n. ProbiT>ly no ▼qba* I floats th *t equ»i* tu»-6e in safety t nd speed ihf plio' ooa's are 'ik- tb*:Ui, but y ui**- an. j- _ U a- u sn lu”u v-liij •titote the u-ual« r w In mo-t iU6Ur.ce* two j v *scl» work in cooupti A- M o'tco tmppct 6 that sevara! vessel- art- owned by ore i m pany tb- v tali- station* so a* to cowr the wrecku.fi: gr m«i to od adva- -air"-. From Cape Fiurida to Key W«st in jipoui JVO miles on this crounu. h cn fa* «i one !oi ship- ping:, the »r« ck g v» are 1 wiit-in slab' »f<* *i other, and S'itls-s ar** pasted u :b d.6 v- ry o' %*re k. Froja tape Florida t«< *.».j tb ^a-T open to the ocean and n«» iter i-* at) ided he reck iht£ craft. F r fbte reason the wr-cktd ve sels are often Lot v»-i«d by wrecaera fu* se~r *uti a to the gmuud they have '»*Tti w»i t ug. India- &-y, I*'*- ir m Iway bet«ee Cape F onda ace Ke, H>a», is u»e recogniz d r. u dezvou* of L «rc< In lorra* r day*, wneu thcie were *rrca rumbenot sm-s tad-n w.th cot'on pa g out In in he (iuif to our own port* and turn*** o ueO W.»r.d, wrecks, were ot cour e m *re c inru jc, A vast amount of wvaPh W4?carr.*d by even one ship, an 1 if tue v hecatne hopel's l\ stranded a rich hnrve-r was eijoyed by the wrecker?. Ibis na'vea*, let us enow plainly, is a i urely legi nuir matter of business. The wreckers tit out and man their vessels, or they are fitted out by companies, and are !«gaily allowed by l'ceriBe to pn bit the calling A we have sbowa. tuey station tneir craft on certain grou, d. end tb-rebj »oi as watchful sentinel*. suoi d life in dinger wnen s wreck is discovered sod stu n d me v tsel happ-n to so as. ore in a h tvy Btorm, it 16 fortunate f ir »h Bailor or traveller that these vigilac. 'earl- a* watenrr* ur- at band. When life ir. saved, men a gooulv number of ete-o’ men are ready to h.rgai tor the restoration Of tb ship an1 cargo. Chis may be do e Py a private arrai gen,, nt, or or t e action tue *Jni*ed Bletci- M .rue toui‘. at Key 'Vest. The owners ot-he v-sb«I are otiligi d to pay certain am unis to each m in tier ol tbe wreek'cg v -sel art sal sage. The vessel b»s i's tbsre. tbe captain or ch ei wrecker b f. a;.d -lb cr w tbeir portuu T i tali; tpprrcae roe services o these unec we nes'don.} niigic h ui r moved troin mese places. W a I s-uf l f m.re viudhc it. tua a of nu-rtini. Whit snBcr tg Iroai Luir raeJ turn. _p r uLin :.biled w s'es wbereare aim hsu in >nc atilt barriers to prevent an s-cap. inland. Ties*1 wr cb. ol F r !a, 'a* 'tom beleg larjstark aidpirai- r ran b -V itragin ad tn.tn, are knosn, a- a c'a-s, to be b inline, kitdlj and uo t- I I'.u-tt so ue ot them persi'OiF ai d Pave lev&rded ih.m as noble and cpi jru in n. A-| ei nidi c m.oe 'or in tbe New York Wvrl.i Uice is rtr.p t.-bl for the s ateirei t tbat re are WWtKJO IioukIiss peopie in Chic :co.-- Wh e oar fcnBrep.ib.e Etelisb consma read tins tbt v sill ue in a caid on of s up d.J woudeim-u ss to “V« iu nj hinliab.tau'.s the bia tteh city conia ued u’aiiy 'aw." i DITCH PMILURITIEN 'one of the 044 Thlnga net with In Hollnn4. i Rev. Dr. iKx'.cria the Bo.-ton Coturega ijuali-t. Oae of the tirst things wb cu is ly to e noticeable by a stranger, i- th.: CcurUsy wli'ch tb«* hatch exhibit iu their manoe' to *aid etraagets. a Dutchman—1 aiu Let p. AutLg of the very lowest class, of c^u .-til s refer rises from b,s s«,ai at a tabled' or :n a railway car to leave it. wi.inu' ur mg and with a c mprthecsive bow ;»akiug bis adieu, end tt.is where Li isol-vi U' Without the tcqttsUJ 1 Li f v aib- tot-eon vioitm_ tenu*, anj ui f Tiiia1 notice of the funesil is 'a-tt- r ot uted by some Mli -its wbo:e j*j> rauct /U tl-* fn-a is v r> birik nv. TUc, w *s bt: ro-v a. .v* i btlwk e- aii.l a b :ack chateau, \vi;l a stream r if crape nearly long cuuUwh n t. ucu til* ground depeimiog iron) one of iV erilr at.d a riiUuur t:r> ioicr d/wc r middle of the back. Th -e gj two and two it uoiiiviiig bu.-iue.-B turouaii me 'own. The mutual is held tar.y ;c th f reco D, U llail, WlMl to rdigliUi ftrvir wbatrVi r f >f c ursc 1 rn not speaking ol LLc r; part of the po^ula itn), a:.d n fe males secompauy tue body to ihc grave. O-c of there funeral dandle* march? through tue street at tue Lead of the row ot carriage*; and by Uui forlorn and neglected look of 1 he Hoi’^nd i* pre-eminent for good vegeta ties. They p :k one ILe large p >tato**B and sell tbrm to England, never b >ilirg for their *r able* those much larger than an E giish w .u* bat tb« 5 know tow to bon them *0 a* 10 rnant th m dtlich os'y m aty. a:.d nicer than any arjre one 1 evur ate. Endiv o el ai d eaten a;? a dlnm r v getable. 1 fc y 1- much use a ddiciom. little carr »t. wh-eh wbi not average over two ircbes in length, and 1* of a vt-rv c^ce flavor. We have Lad sp!* ndid carracts everv aay so f r, up *o to«* last, and have hud strawbeirus wi.hic ten days. I) arc utiiiz d in H liird in a verv avs terna ic w»> 1 raw tue tier day a New foundland—I thiua r. *0-—>1 m.cium mz hiruegfed into the *Ltl!s a har.^cart 01 uouruj suse. but np >n low wti vis, and draw mg lour, without tod, as inar.y lar*!? ('av bu id a-d a half) baskets u c •n.iflowera a. t ul 1 be piled upon the Vehicle. He was iruzzi« d a^.d led with a cord by a woman m .t nm u r-'i iu ui lanrutu .u a*) 3 threes din c j u; der tue body of m h a cart, o! a. me* and begin to a low’ll, so barutssed as to erat'.e them t jdraw (t, while their mas i» r guides it uud them Tuty o'ten lOvis as if tuey wanted umasiog'y to auk* a detc-ur a ter loose and l*7.,r teiiow-dog who cctnes atong. hut “circumstances” prey cut. Barb rs ;mvj odd S’gLS in Holland—so odd that it »s- a long time before 1 to. k ihe hint I -a *-v rv D*>w and then a shop with two brass plat *8 of u be a’ lues i and shape o rea-p*ates, hang ng ty a'rij.s in the window; gee rally, t ougu not always w-th aesfpme' cu* on one side a- if some mou h of extra siz a d strength ha 1 taken a go d bite cu’ f uci I mnag'ncd it to have something to do with a pair of sca.es, ue the twj look d more «s if ti«e‘ul u r some soch pirposvtha tor any other. Bit op. inqu’ry, 1 learned that when Dutch barbers shaved, they stick a bowl. b a pus cat oat to tit tbe neck, under be cbtn of tbe patient, and that the e plales represent neck basins, aud.-’gua! tha; trade. A fire kettle is another I>u*< k institution. F r break r*st or tea in voor room, they oricg y U'tmeibing of abiuttbesiz- of a light o.l bid. but ol more eiegant shape, with the teakettle, s ngirg at the tep, Which ts s t down by you side u;on the cupel. Ou ex -in'nation it proves to be an om-nnontal woouen bucket, with a copper pan some four inches deep set into it. and )uai ti ling at ibe top, with a In tie iron ba»io in the bottom of that holding a tiny grate on which glows a bit of peat—a fuel much used id Holland— over wheb a copper teakettle sits aou sings Tnere is no rmi.kt* cor smell tb** pail is co d to *he i.and and until yoa investigate. y^u scarcely ctn imagine where the tire is, or bow it is. 11 is tutl saving and cosy for a good hot cup of tea. I don’t know that I have erer referred to tbe fact that in Europe nearly all the church and pub ic clocks trike tue quirters, a* wel; ad the hours. The s.mpkFt arrangement i-» to have two Itttle bells, and one big one. At ore quarter piglt the tittle bells strke ov rftar tne other, one stroka each at half pas ii y s’r-k-* tb twice; at three-quarters, thus three t ines; at tbe hour thus four times, after which the big bell tolls the number o the hour. A more elaborate way is to have four bells to s’rke the quarters besides that for the hours and as in the tewer of rit. JtartiDS-in the F elds and tbit of tbe Parlia ment house in Lot d »n, tj oave them ar rang'd to sound thus a simple ar. The first qu r‘cr gives the first four notes. »ue qaar.tr tf the little turn) the s-cocd ihat with tbe second, tbe third, the first three, whi e the h^ur gives the lull a r before the our is struck. Bu* toe Du*c to far beyond tnis. The tower of the 4t.d-hui*io Leiden iscmmmtd with bells and goes tf on the qu-.rctrs with an eiergy, and I mu t, say a beautJ quite remarkable. Bui Amsterdam beat* a*i 1 ever heard. From the Doeleo Hotel, in toe still summer Li lif—wn le o c fiih's th** motqn oes—ne seem* to hear tw j mammoth mu ic boxes p'aymg—from two towrrs on ei ner 8>de—luarvelou* straits. Between the two, (wh n one is 6l jw and the o ter D't). much of the night is tilled w 11 a us c. which pays one or being cw. ae to hear it. The Ditch clocks also strike the nt xt bear at the haif k nr. ip VEsrnrs. (■varBl«brd Tale. •■It Is erop‘irg, Mr,” said an Amen can me, as we sond Delore the dcor cl the hotel? sat so it was. Dorirg h Whole day a tb»o coinind of ?moke iarned r in the sumuitw an** at night a red tot rlv» r d to he .Hiurink. d w it# ff*1**. lie* i and to uj wil.*, -w- most do V»ot u» boyeiit r* day we started by tb* tra«n for P uipeu. lb-* modern town of tba* name eonsie s! of half a d z o fci uses, three of which arc inn*. I ne guide’to the on tain are fonrd otar fb*» gate Irading into t-« anc ent Pompeii* i hey are 12 iu number, and are under tae <1 per vis ion of a gcvtrnmtnt official a’ 3 m each mounted upon a h re. with a guide oil a ibi d. ana a youfb fo lowing ns to make blmself gectra* v us-’a1. L u and I tartd !r m tie Hitt'! Dion ede. For the Urst LoU. the i alb l.d hr ugh viceyard*, U T Lescoiid hour l wtut ov.rtteUva a! moJj stra.cM up lb*- nou ’sib. I; s **g;s u* me m »«it o* Newf>0!itai a -Oteacj toe woild to' can be got oct of a bor»e. Along all fh** rouds m tne vi«irity Niphstbe most wretched locking screws toil merrily »1 ng. up bill and J. wn bill, dragwiog Denied ifeni hmvny laden market car s, with f **i at many as twenty men *cd wonen i» rcbed i dncriminately open tb rr. An E gM*u L'.rae wouid Lave u/cta**J U ores to have faced the ‘path of the in UQUiu. Our licrsis reached the base o •.he cine wit non* tarurag a hair, and setcced 0 1 k*‘ it. Here we ds'monnted. and were 1 mediately a‘f»l*ea 1 v a hat! caked crew of purer* acd speculators. Ojc held a buttle tuv lips, and urged me to *.r nk a litt'e wine u O der to gal strength enough to reach ’lit summit. A chair w*a prounced iu which L uisa wjs invited t* s a: bctself, in order 0 re earned by bur h me#. A strap wbi put ronu l ray wri: by two worthiis, wm 1 ts.’su lo haul me forward Iu vain I appealed t tbn guide To tree ns iroiu tbe^e nu -ai ces II played i i*o *be»r haic* and insisted that n one ever had, could or would, get up tbr toon: tun a.assisted Filling that 1 w* ret. rad?, an peal was then made to of a (lection. VN c. uid 1, 1 was ked for anal.9 25 'rare*, the pr ct* f tb c air, n-k tie i.eMth 01 111} *1 V Money can a ways be ver be rv-t nd. Louisa, bowcv.-r, w|o I aiti-r prides h* raelt hi U r pedtsnaristi, j >ua wt o tt»*i ks more o -5 ri^cs th»n 1 d>\ -e.;filed ilie lava of The i—air 60 on foot at* I a:i< the ulde sulkt v m king itfl-ciM i.. n ui er.ng ness of K k shmtn, and our -rmcLlortt i« '•••»i g u The cone of Vvtuvios i? cerUiiB v not easy wi.kiig 1. *;niJ't ,e:*.» udi uiar.u.U as j it is m»mlv made up of ashes. on s< ps b* k wo stt pT. fv»r v\ rv t. r e lb. t o e t»a a I Hu b imi L-uis at. pi* d fra moment to re mt ace 1 was iuvi;e4 to tj Lo'd of i Won u Uve more p!nek t ban m-n and I Con e-- Hat sever*1 too** 1 sb u'd i ave grisp.il ibe strap had 1 not baa be'ore me be ei mp of L -no*, every few inmutts sternly dtc.u.ing the chair. Out by one our iiicnosciiopp. dell. aud after clUntonff. rcramu in* and slipping hr an bOET toe tr umDhwtH flood apOa the mmmTfc «Ju chub oi a TijuMji 1 man nneclenilfle ooe, f euide pointing to a sm ill nole abjut six feet m diameter. and siying ibat is um-*!l (rater.** A f.w steps further on we came up>n the edge for i baaia of a b *s, with a b ov at* ur HO ft et in i intruder at *ne hot’orn i tbit,’* be said, is t.; large (raft r,*’ 1 ?ai d >*u dl6tU>»ea. 1' was low gtti ng caik. Comeibi way,’’ s.ud theguide,‘Vud you w» i Lee b fliffia*.’* 1 did 6vc ilrough ftt* m.:t and tifiokr a Suud light, wbiCa 1 was to id Was itie nole r«>ai e b cu tue lava is cow fl >wiug. J by ibis l mt* it w,i6 quite dirk, and w were a tr* «r c'u k o will b- turn s of su’pfcur. tui !c began «xrf li u r j tba<. he h«d sev n cbildrei, all o wtu ui be observed, were twins i. iu ui iiecauie at r* d in thise d mea'ic iidaiis, ai d -ou lubu going dowu tuai mou ta n ot e nder-. kv< ry p I to« k al*hough 1 dUii iny bee :s iLto tbe ci nder-, 1 thought ua i w.i- going bead over bee la down some fta*u abyss. Every lew iotuVs tbe rii-iiin.a u #i- Hi uo b> a It isb of lightning, wbica enabled mu vaguely to d:sUUt Ui ti the uud-* and Louife lar fcdew me tticking their heels ilio the c nder?. last we r aeued th« PoUom Theboy who j h d been b It wild the horses had lit a sms i itatern, o*btrwi#e w« never suou d bare f. ued hem. We Lad bttUr,” s*id tbe guide, “•ski a short cu as \l will ram 6ocrt i ne -ooil iu' seiined to m» a perp ud.cular cut. MFny the home? did not rod ever I cannot mag-ne. I’ was too ^.srk to see *bat t:»«-y were doing, but, a* lar as l could di.-tingui b, my leet were a in. s: on a level witu my horse’s ears Jus: belore we got to tne bol Tom of the molin’am it camion to Minin torrents, and, wet to tbe e* wet ok i luge .u a sma i pot-House, wli ie we ordered wme, hica tbe father of tee twins drank. Torches w rethtn lit, audio another hour wt reached tbe boiel Diomtde, tired, st.t!, aoJ drtnened, and turned into bed but Dot to sleep. I t>oou heard the hoind buzs wqicq he;aids the approach of a motqatto, and while my upper man was attacked by these vile In eels, I felt that my lower man was becom ing tbe past are ol fl^ns 1 mse creatures, as poon as k was hgn., were succeeded oy a legion of flies, who prevented me even then from sleeping, by settling upon my nose. The blue r ky. tbe azure 8-a, the warm sun, .he baiicj breezes ot Naples, its orange giovesard it'm ouatates, argali very well m j ibeir way: but, as a am er of choice 1 wou a tar rather live in more northern latitudes, where the climate is per baps a shade worse, where tbe beauties ol Lature are not 60 strik ing, bu' where one is not oitten by dtas and guais all M.bt, and t cfckd by flits all day. as lor tbe e ia'.ter insec s, 1 do w*sd that oi;e ol those persona who believe that everything Having lile is creared for a purpose wou d tell me ot what use they ar I can forgive a gnat, or a flea, or evin a bag. for they torment one m order to feed, Cut fl.es are tbe natu vl enem es of mana.nd—taeir whofe I cbj ct it life seems to be to ancoy tbe bu* m in race. One is raugbt at ecao 1 that Nero when a boy u**ed t» Kill them, and that, as a to cesmy c ,e** quince, lat**r in life be killed I his mother. For my part, I forgive him many ol his crimes, for having passed Bis childbed io destroying these noxious ver min. Oa the waole, if I might venture a suggestion to toose thinking or ascendiLB. V'*ur as it w. u d be, “Don’t” It does not may the trout.le. From a di*t»ir*6 tpem netain is a flee object, particularly when '.here is an eruptmd, but to gc uo u is much like g*-mg behind tee scenes of a i oeaire. in* i. a-ion is deslrcyet; and *;ter s-everal Lours’ toil, all ooe see. a-e tw> or three boles ^mitt’ng hu ke iu heap of cinders—a fight about a-* iuteresv.ng as tbe chimney of u manufactory.—Loiter /ram Aapies. The completion of tbe 9t. Pin' A Pacific railroad to B eckecridj*, on 'Le K d K ver was c e^rat d on thr 2o h by a.; a -ur -on o the old 9 iters’ £8sociatioc of rit. Paul to Breckinridge. OkltilS OF tri'fikk. with Sir*. Leary-The Cow •■4 Liap Story. v From the Ofcleago Journal, Oct. *1. RigbOn'l? or wning'dlly, tbe (Teat Are of Bept a l8fi9. Is ’o tb- door rf a •kerboaie, kept by one Farryuer, In Pud nyut nne near tbe tower; and rub. nl'y or *t"e**nn\, the great Are of Chicago, (>c 8 ill 1, win go down to t >atory at chargeable to t 4n. Leary, a dairy woman, Bring on De K ren street, between Canal and feflerson a.: lett. sco-diog to Mistress Rumor, the cow wi yan was la*er iban usual about her milk in atd to i’gnten" the Job abe took a ker ne lamp to the stable. While at her work H -toast th< w*s desiring, up wttbhvr runt h lira and ufrtne lam;, a kick, .plashing Jdjftflrg MW agaRst the wail, lu an in ^Sfcflh waa-toJLam.s, »-r-s -w s'n.trTF'a rle only to escape with I er life, leaking the kme lo roast. A o'her-lip ly aried yersioo Is that she milked :,t the u utl tour, but in the reenlng took h-T lamp and eci t ou‘ :o see it a’l was rigor, a1 d. larcylug >eat the cpw want, d salting, lie pip in atop down by the door and went back f.r u r salt dish H fort the returned tbe barn Wi- all ab ez i Lestoiy iold that night,and before ary ore ha,: the itasr Idea that a gr*ai cot fligration *as In s’ore, was caught np ‘>y the ileclr c wires t‘.e neai morning, and flashed where y. r telegripby extends. Even if it wt n- a araurd ru i or, for'y miles wide of tbe tru'ti, it would be useless to alter tbe v rtbet of Dl'tory.” Mrs. Leary has made a sworn statement in re'u'atior ot the charge. and it a hack d by olher tffldav ts; but to l.ttli pur, ose. She is in ior It, aod no mis ate F. me has sc z d her. ai d appropriated to r, name, haru. nut-, at inti 8 b -"on. in epi'eof herseif, wpat the Ephesian }„ulb panted aftir. •v>w mat »ur reporter* nave a little leisure 'or tustte-s or secondary importune —lor things mo-e curicus tbao essentia'—we seed one of tbero to the spot wtiere the tire orig naiad, for whatever c ouds miv shroud *b cause of tje Ure.'be p ace wti re it bagsn i‘ quite eyona dispute H I,a 1 tu>- goi 1 for« tune to Hod the w- mm l.erseif, acd here is h report o' tbe interview Iu the center of'be host: stands a suni'l he st'*rv fer.em *,t. f)u te.:ry site arc a. h.-s e.d eintern. Not ise or west, south or c r.ti if i: and lit'f a d g- o ;sh piles ’tii the p sser by «sere s'o-d hons.s in the e»*» of ito solitary sbm'y ior l 'SIhat ard lo Ling m is) 1 is past I pianation "jaT ail the r< a went and that re uini.id. Espeuisl y 10 aierious is ir. .roto le tact!La the tiarn in wb ch tbe fi or igmaitd was bard y more than a rod oil. As tne wind wus blowing fn ou-lv Ir im lhi rou’h sou'bw st, ore wuu d iu pose ihe •ou'bwe f corei r of the b ock c.ull casov biv bten saved. But there is bo end to the reass of a cot fiacre' on. We aw a stout Ir h woman, some tb riy* five ye-ds o' aye, btandicg a’ the rear do- r o' this s llitiry house, w th a >.abe in her artrs, talk'ng with ti-ot her country inn. W.ihiut inn unciug cur errand, we fe:l intocoavir sal on upon the su' j ct that everybody t Iking and ihlr king about, graduilly k-ad L« f D IO 11 -gue ran suhstanriaby as follows: Reporter—-Are y u tie lady I the booec?’’ 'trs L. ary— 1 am ir" R Have vi u ived here one?" vi s. L —Going >n five ears." R ik. yen ..sra this pia.-,>” Mrs L *1 do R.— I) -1 'be fir- s'ari in you■ barn drs 1.— I di i R VV .a. was in i vi is. L —"Five cow a 1 orse fed ahi u* two t ins oi nay in the loi R.—-‘Is vonr bnsl.ind an tpri-smat Mrs L —“Ind t he is not. We all knocked our I,vug cut ol tb u. leased cows acd I i ever n a tint f'-.m tuc r srisb lh all roy life, and tbe d'ry Timex aad o bus,ness t» #av *t bid ess io it R.— H hij u lli.- i. ttiis* Ump s.-ry?' ta R Iherr want a wor1 ot r t*b r the Whole story. I always mi.k- l my cows by d ijl gut. and n* v--r pad a lamp o' any kn I or candle abcu 'be barn. Ii mu t bn be a sit on fire. 1 w ntigbi*o:s at 'he lar end o' lie liey saw a atraii man come bp ah. ut na'f pis’ nine in the vtnirg lie a- ked them was the alley s raigh,. through. They in'd bloi it was and he went tbroa. ii It wasn’t five tnlau'.es till they aa.y tci barn o fi.-e. B lure w'u bad l: ue togtt cut tbe horse or any of ■l.e cows It w all gone, acd the lire was iu n'Dg in every direction Tb r.oy tu ned .o and s.v.td tbe house. Ibipa t> die il this isn't every word of it true. il you was a privet I w, u'dii't tell it any -'ill rent." All furthir qu-stionicg was a*eles%. This woman had Doming more or d fierent lo say up n the su jec'. Finding tha* to more was mbe gather, d from her, acd 'e?lict sorrv lor 'll- poor name's lO'S. i or reporter som-what t raelv and tritely remark d It «i. pretty r u h on v i anywav.” •■Rough! she ii. c'a m-d, VV V, my God. man, It was a terror to tie w^rld The fog will p'ohabiv never ri~e from that barn. Wnether find by an in* cendiary or a kerosere lamp kick, d cv.r by an irate row, must remain an op m question. Tbe woman would ca’uraliy sbrink from the rieponslbility, knowing ih.it -he wou-d be eevete y blamed lor her carelessness, and feeling, in her ignorance, tba she migut be made to sulk r lor .t, eithir by m.h v.olerce or tbe bind of ‘he law ()j me o'her aatd, there is cotbing mip-obxfiie ib tir story. One thing is rer lam Wbcibcrraac or cow, match or lamp, ihe greaest fi .-of al. the ages began in a dairy sept in tb-.- very heart o, tbe c tv. P10SKKK I1A IS OHIO Recollection or the Brother ol the Laic Lewie race. Hon, Jatnca A. GerfinM has sent to the Secretary of tbi Western (0) K, serve His torical Society the fol ow.iy let'er lintm Oct. 14, 1871. A. F. Goodman See'y &c., Cleveland O, II iah Sir While recently p ndmg a day in l> eaceu, Ohio, 1 oa l-d on he venerable George W. Cssi, wnose b gb character, nui -d abili'v, ant wonderin' memo-, nuke an i. un-pent In h s company long to o- rt mciu a-terl. He has heeu a res dent ot Drea der. me 18t'l ard tiai the moat p-r'ect rec oib on of the leading events in the h -lory ot tht ate, and parucularu ot the Mask rgum Va i. y. Among ma-y r c 'lleitlon- of s jon y made by him o 1787 wa- of p. cu isr int-1 t to me is ttloro ig a b s for under standing the nmv< Ion gr a hot Ole. Mr., Ca a, trotter of toe late L.:a 8 Ca-s i- toe son ol Jonathan Cars, who was sa i (Beer in toe army ot me rry tu'ion, and af’er t i. wai ».n major of in'ar try and 8 :ryi d uaur n eral W,vie on the north Wes tm fronti r .n th l;-at decade o' the 18 b century. In 1787 Major Cass »as on duty at For amnior, now turn Itoo Ohio, it June cf 'bat y-ar he re ceiv-d a furlough, aid wim hi- r.,mny, we t to his h me in Ever, N-w tlamj -.h r At that period th-re wa« nt one wuile set,) merit in sin* is now Omo. tha’ at Marietta, begun in 1788. Tb«re wer bow ever, several id.lit ry p w* z: K .it Wash I inetoo. n w utncnra Fort Ham 'oa, Fort Larami-. F.rt K covery, Fort Wiine anil Fort Ditiaiice. Boond ami he weea heae places lay tbe un noken wild rnees. The I route taken oy Major Cass and hi, .auii'y wa the eboiteft, both in diilnc3 and tun** of ut then possible. This is the route as d' cibe l to tec by Mr. Casa, wh wes 11 y a: a old whsB toe J -urney was made. Ti y i uated ap 'be Big Miami in keel boa's to u ar Fort Lieamie and then pass'd over a D.ifge of toree milea to tha head waters of the St. Mari a river. That s'ream t .»*y dt-ce d*d In ha'teaax, an! were Diluted by a fca.tr bread lod.an Mr. f'aes remetnb is bceitg vast inch rs of dvh in th" ete r ws'ere as tbey descended, they pissed dawn Hie Maumee o the lake, and Inetee rowed along me shore to Detroit A Per waiting at that pernt about 10 data they took passage oq board a Bri'isb fchoont r and landed Ju-t rb ve Niagara Fails. hey were carted around the ia|t. and tak toe batfenux rowvd along me eua'Pern shore of Li|« Out&rio, iioppio; rigbf-4 annrney j rows HaotiH n. Ojio. Ej i t. a tlonp "hire, can now be mads iu ’br o n-*. I j uggest i ihe Historical Sceiy ti a the it*cions persoual recoi tcti'wis uch a man ■a- Mr C bs BLoull r>. ir served He ’as u< s amiable aod In’elligerit g- n teinao. and l.e ol r>e few who has a cj the eh ne grow b f Ohio, aim "I from t i- Peglonlpg of its territorial existence. Tb< u b uoweigbtk five tears of age, few young men an w in .re fu Iv the history of events daily irau p ring in the w .rid tban he, and few weigh tli-rrsig id .aiiceand tendency wi h m re judguien,. Very irnly voors, J A GAKFliU) VOITUHL Ml UUKKKUv The Latest Kiploil of Inffcut Crimi nals. K: m th« Now Y rk Times. Tlc txpip't* of youthful deapcra >e§ are getting very i y m r fr*q i-rut. VV> bj?e 1 bad iruvti n* infant* gambling on tomb- j •ov.. an.: jibes forsakes barley *\ck* 1 iUfl rs'il*? *o: the more in at re d i guts of d’son a«i«i ii>drier. Boy burglars aL'l t: gh* wav inm ne v «w in precoo us cr.o.e witn 1 -Tip -o'i irs. aud, a* w noticed tue o’ ncr c* f in of tb nio^t recfc‘eae an! despera'e ;ut >r the t om me was done o- uroes i:: p»na' re*, hu all t ieee instance of ju.- mi e fea.d w ckednes a e eclipsed ry ibe ate t» or inane.e ot two nice little bi»ya in O o. They w< re inmates of tbe County Io it m r, near Steuo uville, and inei><* d iu a— el u n bavc nsp.cuous placis in tav loeg yon h'nl d pravity—were Philip Sneri d»r, a .ed live, aid Andrew Stewart, a*,arians tn»t it j *>m‘d be it sport to bury the little cr pplc. .ne> br a i« ms Ives a. once into tbe u*>vei tiastiruv with rreat glee. together tcey re pair** i to tb* orchard tLd dug tnegr.ve an 1 Having it u u. de everything reacy,proceed**d O Oigai i. :l funeral. They bunted up Le '»»Je lame ^oy, whom they eooo found play ing abiut tne iir.ULdb, and laying violent nun up an Lim, dragged him off to hie tpn'cbr Fr m ail ace unts it appears tbai t nut appy little corpse bchav* d with ^reat iiidu- ruin Ld s ream u wlmly to the ast iUonimf. Ytl u adtii J .b'e a-e the precau •ion- observeifat he lnhimarv against inter muting these io ocent game's or infa*c>, iba nia screams were n:heard or aanecoed, -**>W u UU J IUIHU UJ UIB tktV JUUU crs 9 -I thr ck eg and struggling, id u the gray.- U-. had ui {tor him. Tbeo, wuileoae held .uu d he other iust.ly shoveled m tte dirt and stone* upon hta writhing form, uu I. bia cri s ai d struggle* were sidled to gether. Whether the amateur undertakers tutted over tbe Utile mound, and erected a ueni bcaa-9t .ne cocmemoratiye of tneir vic tim's virtues, we are not informed Bat, if lbs) omi tos otb end r to y nrser at E- avaver Y s. i am i oiig th* ic B"t wi.y can’t y. n take it yourself?" Ai!'h re it il t fid the niEp.e bl ow; you s*e. 1 know, in reif and if I w- re to t .Ke he ■coney with in tte irobi ii v is that it wonid never i act V. tavaycr wbd byserd in ,t t rough he p*. totbc- i stud be -me tofi d it u,on my arrival, where 1 snail re quite it.” ——-ar CHICAGO ClNHklW. The ares ofthe Chicago lire exceeds 8.000 acres. There were 2,000 grog-shops burned In ilia Chicago Are. 1 calicos and an sipics wUI be the stele lor Chicago ladies th a wmt-r. Oame-c- lortd g ose, called tou ceicm/o, i as been introduced into tn« New York market. Oac of the coats sent to tue Boston Young Mi u’a Corut.*c Union, to be fcrwsrurd U> Chicago was .cited wedr'n g cost.” The reflection ol the terrible H-- in Chicago tonld tie p>amly see- in t.e -kr from the tree s o‘ K noata 51 noles c r liol toe city. The i to or of o- N w Vark n nnrinf »sys he real jos* 47 ins in ft uonrs that "i hicago win ar.-e l:ke a llmiti irotr the ssh-s." T^rt.o. Corjell Ufr fi t oeir bltlGb 1 “Uicxro r 4k a:l* htv- ttk^u tbe p'uce of tbe l.»L4 tiV^tipjiruMc J i#-y l .h’D.uar, tbp u»e dn Tj ol «lri:ks Extern bar roouce. t It *ugg «ted tat ail *d» damaged and us* less a jus ih*‘ passed tLrvrUiii tne condi 'fratioo i»: p. ed up it soof* prominent 10 ca‘ity amor am nt of tbv Giva* iMamity A pretty car ml onpi'^ua places ibe cumber *» Chicago Rrpubh i# cre dit- h the *i\.\ r*'wmti till t c t! r en< b-.ttifii N ro >od i ucntV Orcutstra »-t c*4w u* ir. 'h ’-tt *t 4* ‘•th/ I- rm- r ttd ct a»b-i« U rur *t- bur ner. *Ld tue Ut 'sud tL*.ir dd*Jit were turtf lUl r% »%r tb.* fc*» tfewrc* tbe #.K L f t .1 forth- roll, f ol Chi cm*: •-it! —r- tm crAiult d. vot'd to tae liar o w^o »r* red* Lt for f-ap PC M» *i .fir r c i ;Tu L-. a> <1 i!*0 Wid uw chc i ’La cweioaor relector* *O t»* •de r thrm i# rbtt :it ic-; a t v icr «a*tek#!j th fi -T t. 'c*»f n! -M4 f ilia M n Drr|i ok »m I i:>nr« j tufa k»* ut cof«rtMtci.^aoth c»l e u»t. t.j rtde* m thr r u"i»i t»«’ with •col t a hard up iidr. idaa a, whose d T»*i 2)**' -1 f> I t'. K n u tr >*a btr be»u*„iia' Loum? tod all r r irt-nu.vi, cirrurf ab- ku**« not whkt. aht* wr fir up L Sa* afreet r**f>ra »li€ rroattt tc look ilfc r t e%\y thirro— lud e found t t«» of !c- pir oT CMp-'Irht Pii fcunibiol Mrs. Lear, n .1 cer con are beiric ir n Jirt d lr>r by rel'c tn-. .p T :r ti in Ot’ ieago hail tbe ruriiiu? ifl'etof eooliPitrhe “cirsidta” of era It it0 week* ly o*«tpai>*-r? n i b arc ot.'ir w and larncste wo baud red millions, worth per sdluui Itut we cow import, and so reduce the foreien debt that we have so long and so soc-r -ssfuby augmen'ed yesr by yesr We mu*t quali y our clever b-ys to erect snd run fsetones, furasces, roping m l s,tanneries, machine shops, etc., to open snd w rk m nee, improve and fa«bion lmplr mi n’s and doolie the present product at tneir father's farm, -so BQMil ie alein ine tide of de**t tt*t set* ateedii* aga.n-t on- shores, and ceace to be Tinted and anuojed by hard times—ft. *•—yr Tkca Lira .—The mere lapse of years Is not life, io eat and drink and Bleep to be rinosed to ds kress and the h; at, to pace ruued in the m II of U.bit, acd turn thought iiiiosn Implement of tude— u s is not life. If: sh tb s Nr s poor trac’ion of tbe colk-icusu-ss of humshi’y is wukered, snd the ssnc-lnes will s umber wn ru msae it wortu while to be. Knowledge, tru h, love te fify, goodness, fsl1 h sU-bc esn give vitality to the me bantam ol n ctence. Toe laugh of ni rtn ihst ylbrsto. through the heart the r- s'? tL-nt freshen the dry ws e-s wi bin me in s;C ih»t brirga hildn cd b.t k the prayer 't“‘ r* tbe fum C- mar rue d-mbt which m ic-s us ond fate; tie ceslu wucu star lea Us with ouster}; me I,sid-bip which force* u* to struggle the at.i tv that rn intrust, sre me 'ru* toun-b mentor ournnu sibling. James Martirnmu ItETTEK 1 M Mi I git 1 HAH I IBSCkIBAD -The fee eg of a Lear Sighted man uo Hods ue i a fe.'-rd Lis Lard to Ujt wroDg itdv. 1 be riMdj}’ w.'awj hthe fancy btock* decline w vr*u X din,’.:: rn* wkei yon *eli rut. it.- n*t tots ?r< rn a Inoj** i, >t L,, (->ree nt siv1-) He on u f*>o accis r *>r 'b-re-d »»t rn** of tbe 1! V'’’ K l**,J e* t ii on tof*fe.HcR Ate Itt; i5r s no f >i» your it**. The amoc: of u a r n*r t>ci>c*r an4 r u l rv for taj.it j ^cinutioui tbe rim isi.-rcre i iIj* c»y o fi >