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ti4 N e I44 ha . l l
\vr.. 4 v. It- f 144'nter
u - we ha e e a4voalo
4.'4'14 4 11 or ;\-j to. t-1.
a1-4p; . 44n 4 to.
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* ( -1 i --4 g4 44
n a a boy ,
b t. .r4( .
frh d.-- 1h
4 'h n . v*e4he.. ve
o t4 retire '44' gr en.
hae l noue an giv th4
nan s t e t na t o 0: in ere t.4 A p
piue ,yfind w havefoum
m er, nuv cat ng one t a 4)e 4
d44 ar. th t wee nohn4th ti
* 'a al. i I 4hte and 44 tr4 a 4ap-4
4iu-.) W e 4tn in th 44 p i
for' a . re era 4 f the4 financia policy.
whnn h 41cm.dthi naountr4- fo:11 -
the1-..41~ Americ nd.ople Oppia ..fo
port f'1( of thosewhodubt thet Iil'h- '1
the(tI Amerlean people:4.. to ttend t thei
own~' but nes. (A 441444I plause and41 cheer.)
We444. do not expetl the 1upp..t of41444 thos
tl '''p.lwll. (ma-i tan w~tie 444(
le11tines ofe our 441 pepl j4i the own
riend o tl.- W o (bll .tle-11)1 -yo
\' any ,1 1411 th11e t ilt $fl'I41t. o .144
t4 itI shold 11uar144o tqli ~l 14
tii all ofnd( spe0,4la) privileges(a i to on
fyo14 descr14ibe the. Gove4.l(nmenlt ud
Gc-f44h you~4 4 d r to1 live Ife you des1irt,
tatitho (V 4vernment o sydtes, by 14 yndiglt
whe1 and y4~ ou a s your toito
flunc wlth thoy who~ are agalltu
(A plaue I y oustll bell4e olie ove in th
Governmenit th~t Jefferson ad vocatc<
tho- Government that Lincoln desireC
-a Government of the peonle. by u
;-Jot. ? .i. t'j l
v Ii
et
it I tl
- -- - . N en
- --n t y ou to
-II say ;o.
- . i - -o W e do.", 1
I' -i.' '- 't t i ''1dt w'' ii'
1. C: t' I U a t u i
ceii e- !-t 'avI in ia lltm
W' 1 % i . it. Or'- - to
t'0L 'i'0 ti I I I
In SeI..ret CIA, :K wn aon now t. I
Illi W.1
that !.',' \,. - r 9 i k
defe!;d;10 biVh:. a ::, I by
.t I')~ aIt. -I -ta d
'.e aIa:1:--. w bat '. t n lve t h"lai.
t rI lic a attn i n '.' ha n in r . L aln to
t IiQ1'A. oil),
yi:. Ah .tn
to .nn in i ani racyl .
,tir :t pe~ee-ntiib Iri .) Aj i
now. ..-: I I uuI lat' i u w o S
aI't i lI' k . e i ill I .- rt .-it of the
-an !I loslni 1 --e llorts: to havte t
Mie- \ ttt- I'l-ctartl - tio.iiior1 a t:.\;ctly as f
ipopr dc:-ie to t- i tu : no V
iavo.'alil y -upport. I nave itid, and
In repst. that. i d nq-t wanlt a vote(
1l) tire lc h' i: tht vote the 1
heart . th',l Who Et- h a
vote. . aret aue: W. T U wor \
whLicvh bwfon. a ' n'ide t n ht goii t
in r - wi I t 1 ie1 ir. io reLfori ll i '
f ai -1', po - ry a .: i rive thce tru-te I
aliti -:';d ent : 4 t is bond. v.i bte
hard If ho, i .1 rt i by thc
I~~~~t ivf 111. . tltLV eek, i~e
19 tii i I" i' cl. IUlt! Ily i: -
ol. t i - ma -
I~~~~~~~~ _,li il \ "'~ Iii I e2 t e v t V
tic b -Ili I ~2V t h iii a\e- 'lcv ' tecure -
jft t li n 2 ite retattin ofi~ he e
I' n'i.\ if hL'. I! .. Iy i tu ), n i a:::'lt~i .111
'i tc'.. ft . ri -tni -[lItic kc"6 srn c'I8i~
-----lisi - c -\lv i te tl ~ ''v t
Th i i 1.leit a !iL V I . ) (i -ra--tic in be l'ei -i,
l i ll-tlit [:pe of tea: in -
a tiLci er z tt in rr -in.t
'n111tll j ltc9- i ith 1 t2when cent 'j
'Lventi)lIl ii lionlitC
IIa e'ir aI -.'o naitiol 18 b:Uthn
'Aelvci' I'tpi Ii.nL l'cue the vote.i
jiit t te eiublean Ol,197. It
lie i i~ct lulj pubyincan8l~ hartie o
n ln i 1a (?C buLIte as iven 1)e- 8
I Cn" VII 'h li O bli s Iowa.'il.
C'nl ti tie91 nchb gii venwiLi(S n)emcrI e ( i
m11 . L0 -' ..uw rt. eeol votes nere2
taI fu) - uea I- l<s, L ic5, 1 it ian 77,
Mjthoni' has aliyven I'encse,
he vtt :in l'a, ws lepubanl ia ,-S
gaveeratL 11,I.)Lieobcillican
Sritd Iml ai~e n 1872;,~ ttm 18orno
l'oat e i1 3, lirubica e8,
. MColorlo ave lligepublida majorui
cn iuntji'It2 whnti 18ave whenure
ti o -etea! dVOe.
e Neid Jerab given D~emocratic a
ji, ai o ele(ctory icer since 186. x
Ielehoryale Woeavrteeetrlvt
w V Yrk lts liternatetd with CIO!":
. I it I SOS the electors wert
!i; l 72 kIpublicans ; in
t gr'ats ;in ISS lit.'publicians
S I ' mocr-at) l : inl ISS6 -l pub I
: 0 Ii I )emeeratts ; in I9( lie
d1,a gatvk, a Democrt-atie majority
' 0 for t-he fi''st t ime. Inl 1'-S and
h u i won: in 1,,2 thet
Nothl Dakota ".av. D1)emocrats, Ili
p'l k..:s ant I 'ep it o ne vote each
lit 102.
North Carolina has given D013emo
ct'atie elec.tora! \ oee' sine 1L7i.
O)reiz 1n elecet di *' li p ic an e leet ors
ince' I,72 uitil 11.112 whlen ithe P'opu
S th 1 1 )aIk Ot C:1ta eVet e i rIht LZU
publican olectorai t ket in P12.
>th o- m itI!hhan ma
j t in IN N. ! i an in l s : nvc
!!.M. tilme hr V.040 - VOW-, has boen
T exats'--. elet z.a e he
Lit.e. s~. Iwl
Sn 10iice 'h t t m the D~emo
\\'yoming e!ee W,'01ulican electors
\'in.n rave e:.' :ir-I 1I)'noeratie
C*i0'al litn .'ity n I!2 for OIv -
W \ hin tn -ie tt d her o t.irs elz Iectoral
e et in i 1 2 and it was tant, for lair
W All T1,131': giLR .iAl itNG.
hi etra In iond netoe Tell. Interest
i Et1-1pe-l e nlv- ()F o 1- 1 1,h411a ; %A.w
.A irishmlkanH's Nianrow -itcape.
'hei Ai ant Constitution gives t'a ' e
t i n g re ii ene, of ant ()ldI ("On
C ii' un l %\aS~i ll. tkk! fi) 1t- of~i
ta r, i' -a was aht in L it hiligto
l t t iar. I i e is a t i ,f nderon
C ain N. T. i aI n old ratitroaI
eiiViu itr.S I wh- Ci rtle to bild ethe
a. .tern and .\tie1Ianyi' yeIas ato tnd
diirwi:-ran' Atn it. i- il Alanta. I Ie
-ntL lnum v (if vanr:- n ito- incin
i South r:.iiwa-. A: hato time
ii and hatl to q ad r um l Ie
hu*r t ! o f ( 'apt n : I an If li. i
.- n .: c nd c r f \t iatto. Cap
emnit anLi:- t rinrtouirgo it he-:
tny . aud he: hy a.'oi'i I I cita i t i tIne of
m in aNmL.
Capl'ain l h say, that the Iiir, rail
(lati hit ( ver :-,aw. was! at IIllmburg. S.
ft c m i Il., a t lit, v k' N ' J a t
.He' aidt :-ee an fdngins then, andii
N.: i liting n a t he owyws t
neaCi:b. Ga... t he Geo-rgia r'oad.
ocial Gil wars thheenthe twrminus of
be (h orgia5 rowi, mhich wasibing anwiy.
ro Au..ta to M oarthaVille. TlIIen
, thairtn yairs old, inis fate
iei from So. ial cit Ac to Marietta,
a. Cptin lltt Says: " I was at the
iheanta staids now whi,')n
malhoy, and whenl it was calle'd
Sit it.eh atall L r : ads. At that tieLi
iw hotel, pontotticeu and( sitj'Iorehous
Ir'lbitl f hewed Boe. lut I never
ne.at that ti ti hought of it tod
>min my favoirito: city a1., it isj at thle
rek's-lt day.
,- ' of neind imber was aid
n ea' tl tote oti l waS builtwi from
anta 1) t arbitta, "\ light engin'
at riat itge', w t at the ti.t (n
in,, th!!..t ta vt a ani itio 1.6 th towik
O:l ioi till) of the wbtile geverbod
i ,-'ii Llt..ra va' (.at a he o l dwa
tilnlmy 'ei mevenn th boynt, tod
hiiti - ii wher thie etateerwas. tolstip.
itt i ng Vi- i5and mstes haruningway
lie rL'i, thout of my fown m ulweoi
t .oI haead gto ino htlme. Tman
fin 1tha gt oit h a brokend loste an pe
igh ca)n alnng wth toohethero hat
anioa wik n the rdad whe a etrin
and. oe svesl this deucritosnt af
i-trtadbn a~d treIlk. dwnich werein
oldflr'n(li frot thike thf today : 'iu e
iln atn ide tofsyta the iingthin
nuh Lt u inthes wary Clai n th'e
iardlt]I pi~ctof long saw] ed' timber,
alW le a stinger, was ii lt ino took te.
'he rsail aa Ti'sat rof rAlaita, spike
oy thri oug the top.hit Cwastapikga
Iwn oine toplef theLL' stinger."Ctier
ohtin it Lhe war Ctaint hem, was
hatt foogit on te sthtroad "u ithel
hea, holeL 10 says.( or menc wereok
un dayt ant]d'L r ihiti nas ntteotept
intl ere ao lf' one tranadtpe
Igh n anlt~,ber (loy goi' bac1 that,
anoouta."o i thos da' ys e atraini
t 0h1iO(t IIcheduilie thesnduto sient aL
hilimtn ah and tg flt h dowpn anyste itrainf
hwin hi athd wapposi diron. Theiii!
oliers didunt li' Ih rairoa IL eng
mdi back and saygtatu the raial
mgt iltio ei) thei army apaidn.el
'andedo grtetmanyw e siers liph and
ri'lown teglnoad. oniec nihti he o ihe
osiana iger tu'ot t ou w Ihta andigo
>y the. iec hthyreched Cattni o
m Ilct]olclayed tat "a ouf higs "1
watching tha be c' 01Leltter namo- tea
heyt~ tfoughtamooknllg ishomve wtch'
iv hetiu.e Twoothrewerenotk
>caetsatain ch I ai Iatnen otie
" inil ne thosdy er man wiad toc
wook ai uttore hitmfomf, sayi nCai'n
iteli. "Oet it AI wa coinu from ~ltn
then rierttt' O Atltt Mywa nily was'
gipingalhug rhd.otig'u
,Amethiint Lme ighihpe st epperit d off~t
.heanaose an walkediig alon' benind.
As weag' roundedy a curveI'i WIt aw a' e aigt
I ngine oin at,1( fuls lipeed bhind us.d
(I rant' toc and ignaedu thme orpecial
just Cn tm to l avid anin ac int."e
he vt etra outndui'c t' or ads of chadt
Bellploe td thet tonhoe wipel ng ilt
ed.ngin. The mastor ach'inietede
to croneday itn tookl ha l o hisf tm
wtch th is wiit , and back laower re
ingd1) ' the e ngacine ndtod.h
engin to ell was t fo)dal' life. The
hitengineds, t~i heyrlf the rel
whol haoln mad from eginer JA
loaddays coawter t31he aro engan tn
inlone I )d gone to a011 and was
lying in watit for. Imii. Conduiltor 3ell
vont tl,'ougl Calhoun at1 tle rate of
twenty miles an lour. 110 says hi
IWver (id see tie colonel tgain.
Captain li-ll had somi t rilling ex.
periencts 1ur ming the war, and his
Ir Iinlli nces Of theCSl d:'y.. a' Very
irtiruz-tng. iHe was witl Major Caip
bell W-il lae when t ho latt-r left Knox
villo for Georgia. Genierda Lon1gstreet
moved ont the sam1e day.
Captain BAl Sas3' tilat on11 dly,* When,11
le Wias ru1annng oin the Wesitern and
Atliantic In eng i ie struck a111 I hi m l IIlian,
knoeked Iiii oil the track and hlrt,
Ilim pretty Iadly. One of tihe ralilloLd
m1en1 isked Iim wilit elgineo) Struck
imI. Tile I rishmanti replied that it wats
No. 190. but if it had been -200 it would
have Zi-led h imi1.
Conducitor Biell's remainicences are
fuIof dl hdumor 1111a1n11 d pictlret que
inwidenmt.-, to-d il at holnely wvy. whic
inl the ai-ly dys.
A (UIAI [b1D[R AND A IAT MANS
EI'A Ij T() TIll - OCCASION IN
UVEMItY INSTANCE-,.
The 'olite.I SItru gle ia 1)evel
o'Iwl . Great American-Thl( m
boiilliment ol' eIimocrat Ie 'ill
.ew Yorl; .Iurl.1
Whetheor Wikiirm Jennlings ih-yan1
:dhall hecwume l'resith-nt of the- l'ulteti
StatL",s OV 714t. hll has4 prove I i Self a
great, leatr a great ial. Should
the t : noagm4,imi onl Tile.
Iaty. who 1i ihe. evenl aitmung i ,s oi
I)onnct-, tiat w I; ot. reeognize a
1plendid 1 Ir towcrilg al bvoe defcat?
ilte has' iv rw from uiy toi dlIy in thb
apr)IecC i atiin if Lh11 Aleri'can, people t
ever silice e b egan his marv11111wellouns
pelr.iol'11 eiamipjlaigl. un1til 1ow lie has
Com11e to se to omon1110 Im1eni CO)Oltsl.
MIis recent rtirn to Ci icago waIs af
aiccor-dei to -e~fisoh.l0..
Ju11ii ltHin l i.0ornC. the m1iost mIasuline
amon i rt I writer i de c n f tie
Joura! . e motros cOWds eecr
lng i Ia b . m.' of enthuiiLm'i, dr iew
tis picul e o th Oe llidt:
I kep"gttig impse, Of 1hy.3-I
li stoodte'~l e:-etet the moving carriage,
h1i.- h1ead up1. Ionfron1tiing thalt ana.
ing co111 (u:-e Wit t 1n expeVsioI gr'ave
abno~st. t- iY'iln . Not twice Iln a
lifetime, lnt on)cc in io--t ltfetime.
has.5 SUCh ia MIeNe been beheld or im
IgiICI. Th11 chief i in it lIoked
worth l f tle (cCibrilnI)-A HM of iruon
nerve and iincotnql1urabl' id ignity. Cer
tailtv tlh 0- I :k la l of m1en.
But it is the 1aime Bryan wlho worked
ob.curely as i lawyer in Nubraska:
the amilie rn w41ho tnlade his mark
it once inl Congress . tile same Bryan
wio drew the Country's notice by his
attack in tile House upon the unw 1em
ocratic policies of the un-D.1emocratie
Cleveland : tile zame Bryan who gave
voice to the soul (if the Cieago Con
vn 0tioll, aiid wus so pliniy perceived
to bL tLie mian for tile work before the
D)1mocratle Patty Litt Ill COMIpetitl'S
dlisappeared. If thle Bry* an of to-day
SInIIS hrgeI.I it is be)Cus hIis opportu
[lity i S'reatutor. 'To every situation hi 1e
halt been mnore thanl eqIua, which proveg
hIs gr'eatne~ss.
Has' cr.r it canIldidatte for the I'resi-*
dleney faced thle diiscour'aglnien0ts thlat
1he hasL faced atnd easily overcomie -
L'uit fo rward( upon IL platformi of moderI~l
iaLe and4. c2onsit~t)iioal'rposlOs of rec
formt, lhe was instantly aL.'sailed as a
r'evol utionl ist, thei ene m~ly of the national
honor~, of coiurts, of orderCI'y go.vern'
men~lt itselIf. A".d this nlot aton)o4 fromn
11h0 oppos~it iln. T.Ie c Iederatil admIii ls
ttration,111 1)11 noia 1 ieocratie, many~i
of1 the for1lm'ot men0 oif hi s own party~'L
the' li most powerfl'I niewspapr of' 4)t I hs
ownI l1arty' also, j it:ii I ll t I Ce a :4u ..
It seetoed I.s if 1not meti' k:y the weath 1,
but, wha 1411 41, for thi. '-JespctaLilit~y
had ma14.1 elnnanion cause;t aga ist him0.
lonely was10 bI. isoIltion, thait the 01p
seillouIs 1) conidera'tion anld set oat to
shotut 11im1 i.)\i He waLs scorniflIly to)
be deniled aL respe'ctful hear-ing.
LtecaLl i nyan's p.lace4 in the putbliC
b y th e pre, two i nlnthlSi ago, an : con11
inad now. le 1has. matide a hear1inlg
for' himseilf. G;oing strallighit hofI'e theO
po ph- he hlas prenehedl'Iii~C his gospel0 of
sp~e(1ia pivlege!s for' nionei-preache~ld
it wVI ii~ :I uch i ncerity3, suchI eloqu1enc'i~e,
siuuhl 3 b:arnein, tsuichI for'e. uh 01almi
ne4'S, tiuch s f-commanditi i and11 iIgnflIty,
th at hli ii aphearance0 am~onig neenwhr
Vii lages of the farmterIS, sets su1ch ir ies
of patr'iotisml burnIlling as. ha~ve inot
blazed01 sincle arm'iIs were' mar.lcihig
and1( tihe I.:nion waLS boitg fouglht for1.
ToX mnil lions Ihe hals becomefl the per
sonliieion: ) of t~lhe lemocrat'Ihic ri tinci
thlat, wheIthtler he shall for' tile next
four' year is liv~e in WVashlling ton 0or 111
Sliincln, Nebr'aska.
nehIaieved. lis is thlat rare'i comib1ina
tin oil(f quliies, Intellect'CualI, mlorl
an.1:1 phlysel, which precisely lmets
the. nleed4 oIf IL ~im 143wihenl reivolt agaL ist
estai4h d and4111.1 re(spel1ctaL)e V.'roIng is
mleni haIve felt and faledl it xpress
selvye'. I iryan ex press'es w.'ithI thle luci
(lily and0( htrength LI of pertfet [natual
n1431 Iand IIL naio earneZIIstness-. Otiber'
men:10114 cou l nt bly try)inig be0 whait ho
i5, and14 he 1by LlryingI c1)ub4 niot, hie othert
ThollIse wiho, hlostil to I)I his cause atnd
Heelng his power' to lift malisCs of men01
oult of thlemisvos, call lic1ya4n a4 dletma
gogue b) Lzon thoir own lI ttloness, their
i ncapacity Lt) know a4 man4.1 of genius
when(1 hie appears. Th'Ie croiwd is 1a1WLway
the demagogue's IinspiraI4tio~n and11 mas4.
ter' I l'3ryanI is (ever thel i nspiral4tion anid
mahIstert of the cr'owd'. T1hough he haIs
spoken0~ 1da'.ly for' many.0 weeks 1and1 mad1.11
lspe4.lehe by, thIe hu1ndr'ed, the prin2tell
recordl'I of wVhIat he4. has4. said will be
searched vin. ly for a4 sin1gl descent
from tile plan.e1( of sol f-r'especting manL~li
31le55, for a4 sen1t3nce4 thro4wn1 oiL LI)
caitct~b appiIi lauseL1II of the01101 mo'-nt. It,
Ih nlot in the) man.1 to panfder' to till un0
worIthly. II is whl being )1 is~ ab L1sorbedt
In Lbhe deIi verIing1 of his 1I5 messge, and1(
the Ltricks of theo diemagogue aire for'eign
Lto hhia, whliel ioss o)f iihlanc'o, of Intel
poss51ible. 114. neIver' rigs falso. Tlhis
is not c:Ioogy, hut, fact.
I aet the eLec1tionf turnf 11 ut, as it mayL~,
hi ought forth for' tihe worl'd's knowledge
a4 grea4t, American in WiliamI.r Jennings
-Can a4 111 manmarrty his8 deceasu d
wifo's sister' In any part of Am4 rica ?
Not unless tho sister' Is willing, and as
1a general rule, she isn't. She knows
him too well.
AN HEIR TO MILLONS IN FLORIDA.
THUi ST01'oV I'(IIl OF RtOMANCEi.
11m1portant Laitigation liennnl inl New
York Iivolvinig Three TtiNoami
Acres of Valuable Land.
Important litigation has just beenI
begun by New York lawyers, In whh iI
A $2.000,000 piece of proper ty in Flori
tla is involved. It is claimedt by All
ton ia S gni, a young married m1an, of
laspet, L n. w., lo a clerk in a truig
tore. il 0Ihr i mS to be heir to the1
at ltabie tract of hiand in q u es tion. IL
m hrte 3.000 actres near St.. Aug us
fie.
It is known. as th "Segni grant."
'ortions of it are in possession Of per.
;omls who Claim to bo heirs to the orig
nal grantee from the Spanish crown,
mt tilt ir rights are delied by the
ung l- and cllanIt, who has Cm.
d oyed coil ll.attd is havin g thle old
s pan 5h rcords beW.rehed to establisil
he faet of his lieirship. 10 thinks
IV has reas0n to lelieve he will soon
we able to do this.
The fact-i, not unmixed with mystery
ind romnance, so far as they have been
sece-taint d. show that about 1770 An
.nia .egni was born at Mailion, in Mi.
iorea, onle of the Ilalearic islands, 170
uiles (A the eaI !t Coast of Spain. Ile
vas trained and edueated in the Hloman
.atholi- fAith andli at theage of twenty
ears WtR3 orined a ptiest of that
bi urch.
The young priest, full of the enthu
iasm of youth and imbued with the
retive missionary Spirit of th times,
ooked to the new world as an inviting
!eld for Christian n orlk, ar.d at his
'equest wits sent to Florida.
ier'o lie at onc. pluniged into the
vilderness, making hs home among
he Indians, leiarning their lang uage
ud planting the hane ott Of his chui trch
Lm1onig theml. SIpIrred by a (ee) ro
igious ))aL his ( llorts boro fruit satis
actory to himzse f and to the ehurch
tt, homo.
Pather 'Sogni bream- faitouts, and to
-tis day the reinant, of the Seminoles
teak his name. 11e was looked on
ith g--reat favor at home, aind the at
-i Itin of tlet Crown rVts callh 41 to the
oniderful work he wais doing among
no savages of the L-antd of Flowers.
At about the beginning of the I res
t contury there enme to Florida from
:( lIalearic Islands sometI seventy far
2ers, old friends of the priest, and
'(y settled on land neat. the port of
Augtstine. Among them were
'I brothers of the priest. It is friend
Ld relatives suggosted that he should
ave a grant of land, that he might
Wivo a home and an ample income
v heln age and overwork should demand
hat he ret from his alrdiuois labors.
io it was that the Spanish crown11 made
he grant referred t0, which embiraced
,he tract of land now claimed by young
iegni, of Long bland.
The misionary priest continued Ihis
vork year after year with the same
-nergy that he entered upon it, but
hen the influence of the United
itaues was felt throighout the penin
milt and the Protestant faith was ear
'jed there, a change Camtlte OVel Father
3vgni. For the Iirst time in his life
W lost eourage.
As l'rtetstant ils.Iotiuies neart-d,
le went further and further into the
Vilds, hut showed less energy than
>oforo, lie felt thit all (If hi~s good
wor-k wvat ting unidone. L-or monilths,
mnd on1ce for two years, his old friends
iabout St. Augustine saw oir hieard
nothing ef him. Then lhe disappIeatred.
Hei wats diligently soIr!ht for. bult no
tanlle e , C~ O t hi's whe reabt-, ~Couhi?
be. founoi. It was repotitted that I ndians
had kilil h~iml; th~at rival miissionaries
nortlhwardI intthe ne10Iw repla Aic ;but
'ill oif ti.w thleories were sot alsidi,
and t it wa a final11ly learood~ tihat lhe htad
onile to llavana. The in format ion
:amte Illhroulgh one of hIis b othiers, who
hadL' bcomtte a sCIa capltain.
Hut, at I l-vana all tr-ace' wer'e lo..t. of
lFatheri Se i. Where le went from
thlere, or where hiis recglected grave is
no one knows. All that he left was
the Upanlish g.'rar.t in ['lotid a, andh a
beautiful pearl c res ' that he had
bl1essed andl~ given to onelo h1iiis brothers
some1 time before his m~ysteriouls disap
p~eara'nce.
''The brother who had 11( the p)earl cross
retulrned to his S pan ish homlite, an d sucl
ec-ssfuliy emIIbarked ini butines.. Abioult
HMl lhe had a son, wvhom lhe named An
1.onioIt, andl whilo yeCt a y rng Ian ith( lis
son sounht i fortune in the N-.w
Wo:'d lie broug ht with Lim the peat]
cro-s t1 at lFathe~r Segni haid blessed.
A few years afterward Antonito Seg
ni met at Spanish gitl, whom be wooed,
wVon amnd wed, and ats a mairriatre pres
ent gave her' tihe pearl cross;. Six
yetlrs ago his wife, wh lihtad become
tha mnothber of the piresrrnt AnIItontio
Stegni, the claimant of the Florida land,
died, andt nowo lies butried On Iong Is
land, whith the pearl cross in her life
less hands.
"Before mother died,'' sid the
claimlant, itshe frcquelIntly referred~ to
a great fortune that I w'ould~ (one (lay
hlave, but nover' gave pat'iculairs or
the source from which it was to come.
All that, I knew was that she ap~pearedl
in some way to associate it with the
pearl cross5 thtat lFather Seg n i had
bilessedl. I was too young at tihe timen
to think muich about it, butt when a few
years5 ago, my aittentlion was called1( to aL
not~Ico in a Spanlsh papetr, pi~tinted in
13arecl~Ina, tihat inqutired after the
itehrs of Father Sogni, I began to in
vestigato, with the result of learning
that I am rightful hele to tihe gtrant.
"Of ecurse, I have to establish my
heirship to Fathetr Sognl, and for that
pur'poso I amr having the old civil and
chiurch er cotrds it tile I h'learic I lands
searched, through counsel, wiho Is nlor
active in the matter'. TJhere h, troub ilC
in getting at thhe records, because oif
tihe conifulion thti resiul ted In moing
tile caiL)tal from Cludadela to Malhen,
a few years ago, but I ali 8atisfied that
the recordu will establish my descent
from Father Segni's brother-, wiho was
g All otf the o ed friondt of tho f'ni ly
know of ltalther Segni whlen they were
youilng, aand hald hear~td (of tile estate in
Itlor~ ita to wiviIch, no doltblt, my mtothe r
referred whon she sptoke~ of the fortltune
that would ha. coming to me some day.
"' As soont aLs I have coplics of the
recltods I wiill investigate the claims (If
thtose whot maliy be0 in poIsjession of
por-tions of the hand, 1(intuir into the
r-ights oif a'lI ptretended he lri, ascertain
tho -x tl hou1n larties of the~ grat, and
,ako1 legal steps to gailn pss5 ssion.'.
Theil de s'cenda tnts of lhe tw brolt't,bers t
of Father Segn i app uar to bti numt~er
oultr, thoug:h the l aung liantd claimant
bl~ieves th.3y camnnolt esta)bih any
righIt, to the land(. 'iThe Spanish Con
tul at St A ttgustine htas had numerous
inquiries ftrom' persons claiming to be
helirs of I'ather- Se:nI, but ho is able
to give no furthler info'-mation than
that *such a gratnt was Imado by the
Spatnio.h irownland that persons pro
tentd in to1 bei he' lirs to the pri at are
now in iorkaIt.
'lThe Consul at Gat'vos'.on, whose con
sulaten nnno Included, F'Ioia, h.s al
boon Inquired of, and has uonirohod
among tho old records and doclilohi
of his ollico without finding any "vi.
doueo of who th rightful hol' 1'ro.
-- -42 -111
A Chanco to Mako Motney.
I invo inafd $1,640 elear mooney in 87 days mid
ato iediI to ily horisohioli tilamt's besities, 1and
I I ilnk I is is dll ilgsplen didt for* ia wYoliail unlt
e. pIt'ritleed il l brisness. A I1yolo C12 Il Sll
witill ev'ryone " wnllits to biuy, 111141 every flitiji
wants it Oish Wasiher. I himi't, cztimvas at a
p'ople omne or slt- itl for the \vitshir, ani
1v'.y witsheri1 tIhat.es olit, Sells two or. ti hree
1ttore. it-11 il.y (o t to work to pIerfel'tion. You
1111 wit' il Z11141 4143 dr the dishes III t wo m11iitels.
I 111.1i going to ilevotl lily whole t Ime to (thll
Iu3sI'esll n ow aItIo 1 11m it1ro I 1 - . lit
at y1). Ily ister att14l brother hauvestate.4 il
hetistiless anti alre d<ling splmolill You vul v
vo'siplet e iilol 4'l1'I441s 1si hu11d1411eds 4l tI.Ii
111411111is by 1hIr . ig I i Ci A I
W 181'4' i. 1 till A, Pi4t s r- I i, 111441 i
You1 (it )Ij'I 44141ti'i 11 I. 41144411'3' lt,'.4 V40111'4* '(l
ful Ilt. Al rs. W. I,_
Marr~y TitIn G1:-11, Monillooly!
1 hatve been. renIing1411j in) your. paper abthi
Iertoral evi 1 11n wonnnll i Int l oI 3421 14ve. he(11 1 m111t
I t..'14 i 41 l s llilg self l in tg pht -Ir(1. 111
I hatve woirlki'il ! la4 ys 11 I11411v solm111 li-il 414
I14141 li '! ' 41ha41v1 itl' 1 ( 4r flat * p ,y ig i 4-..
pen V. I' '.I-ryholy 8i4lei'gh114 wihli fil hon
:14-11 411, o 'ialmos v ry p a e I sil% if
Its 41'4l4 h I hII Ih y 111t ' alfwl'r 14 )o be wfilh
)41 4 41t .1ih y 44aveso' mu44 110Ifl iel in 1 i4 .
anllt l tion'. hit i 14h vlo' thet4s. I kiow I 4.111
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h11 l I, ir? ir, tple1 idll, 1
pIII''ellli ItI . KA 1,)8414, 114 ill 4'l Ilrv111 i fill,
A t l uilll ir. A one 4,14n1 gIt tol'l et41444 4 l
'ort-II folk aholis t h s i vil rl by h:III
tiressinig .1. 10. (CASHIV . CO., St. 1.411s Ml.
It seems to be a in 11r10, ats very holl ", I
ig it writes I IIt rI4se.
We Desire :
To 10111rtice 0111 'irnitare b4in's44
N ilIo 111t4. c It itiit y ii hle 81l)th
rIll i'tlltes, 11t4d fit or114'r to 1 4 So ill
thIII (Itiekest I ime, have vuonelined to
11u11ke som111e very 1111a111 oflers ill ii
room siites Io scure it. 1eas81t one
r elstoier1 lt eve'y )os.t-IIllic v in
thI( neIxt M illys, plase) read l l is
atti ertietae t e reftally. 1111 svnil Ill.
once!(- 1or one4 o' otir sp1e1'8 ol'1rs.
)utr great. oil er No. I conssts ot' one
;()fll Oatk lItdroomn Saito with btig
d2resser with :1x'8 bevel mirr11)1or , n He
1ar re Watlhstat41) , with double loor
d11111' 4111wer, one 6-l'ootl tilst l 'ull
'A vtith. Tis Sulite of f lrititire is
v morth in anly t i illttilre store not less
Ithanl ;N:. no not thIi U'or onice thtt
t is It lit le Cheapl suite, t'or we atssure
yo i it is n ot, but a b11111 . 111l11-size
suite < '1al to1ninything (,n) tile rket.
11 orn er to starllt thle saile (if these
Su)11 i 441' t:o k'ep. o r 'unlil hl ti un14
iniriueour buisinless inl yourineig
horiooli. we ligree to Shipl onle stitte
441 illy t1 11e8 Shipping pI'nt ill thle
S1litr Swilen11 llt cah411 comies
k i iI h- orIr. This adlvertisement
w ; lI o sI bl.4 appe arI, I wiive in1 th11 is ali
pe'., t11in-efore it' youl are inltere.,ed,
-. Iut t hI, ou t aind Sendl wit ht 'kl1 al t ho
-4 silitte wilb Ipl e to yIt. I I' t Is
IiO ilJtit ls 11p14.se1 1j lol l t i .1 ,l sy e
tu11 the slilt 'a ir 011expenuse nIi(d
y, ,oi, $I i5 I I be ret'u tel it you. our
cnaluogie colititarilifina Ill tit
I ion s o11 ritre1 ha'g eli 111i1 ho ise Cur
1ishing goo1 s will be delIt to yoltup
onl appJlicatiorlg
Tit i t ab libolv descrit Ie-1 i It spI)('C
fil lrt'gait d spill g o s l o ill t1he
tL ue. hTS to
wt ite. for hittstrittions of tis suIi t,
attld whlile -ott are dlelaying writing
SO Olne one e 1 ma, get Il(1 al'n'1, A.
. Mt it i a I I re yot I(1 lt ! will )'o tily)
U.. l Skil::..III iteln yiur rnitzidlorhIoosi
lit ihisiprice. A flrl tesitI hats beenl
Ssiptl. InI the tieighinorhood the
- priC#e Will go to lit eItsht $3U.
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DU L E DAILY
lbsoite til' Ilhe fainu ".\S 't1l12)ta "pIal11
elect8.\1 r1l.442.\t .
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har.iil leVi H \ II. 1. . 10 ii1
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ANoinder.............~.. .5:p -1U4:i 7 Sam
ArsAtlanta41 A414 1 .......... AI .1:,Ipm SJ121am,
Sssis ~'8l~i~' 14111. I' -A- lii6. t A I1ll 1104' ,
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110v1 Ahen.il...............llC .1 0pmI;I: 255pm114
Elberton1141.1...'11 . ... .... ..18. p1am8 - ruipm
A4 t~. bbev l'le ............. 11 -lapm lilU~lpm8
g (sii' , enwood.........''e.. , f2E' I;>m 5ispm41
('1 in1 ton81 s.'t... .... .... ;;l 1 I ('m 1s i;p lt
.oNoe is I .)1 .~1 L'l...Iho i.
ss'amlet~ .... ...... . ...s 1;mm( 10 35pm~ 4.
S l'ines................at'l. 9 IIam to ip
Ar 'ltra via NiA I ..t ( tOpm''l Atilain
1vi4t8rham.... ~ .......!I~t11s1 ,A 'I5o ttm
\tichmon ........(rl3INI~ PI ~l1Spm .. mm
W imashington vil'en Ai Ia1pm 1t -15a
NI. . Anmi i o, TheA t ini 8 lec$iar4l
oniora Oamdc8 Clutr SIot, open a.or
The110 Now 4monk Sionu 1Fr1e to All.
I .iet e Iih' 11hi li tri 8t4 rd thatill
A. N',l l A i e.. it1111 ln A. , St. L< til billh a lies
R iV r h nIst. sluted hook ' ''' wm alyo
fiilin hI; IN sa c Lcenit Stam >IS.8 Io to anyon,01
1111 14 1 1111 11, 1141 lif set'ul thit Showed It to ony
I I II'lilin, 111141 inittle $L;.00 ill two liil t t4liiig
olr'ti li r 1i spoon. The 2 3r, 811002 t]i
holitol.hu111 m 4-cessity. 11 2' o oklf201 8123) Io o to
iI l lo' oimi.I vg VeS~el i IwIr ilip til pIthe
by it b ook oi tlet hl T ehe pio is 2880leo)
th!Iing th3 h ot 12018, kpC1 w's lil.%*(- llei vul oi ver
hilce spoon; l j12 1t 222'.'4'cl,.2 ill y-r21ede (1i11e
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in, to . kll itA Fr itz '-1 -* A g tuei 2 %Vet
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1f1, i i, a I .e I r Il 4 tell44at
1 1 I'- in r i t- 2ni4 3 11 1 is - (' l at
un'It~ : ijPnw nit'usur - if a
It . s kip . -IhI il.'r,
e le ti itfti lit, Ie l "! 1"12ry rti
S'2i 22 21 8 111 , Il I l 4.e 1 8' (2 112310'e fit,
I12IIt g, 1.14.(. IL I 'Illw ;*'-kIi)3.. I4-i :3
ch. I laII it ch e .1 vo ry hlotise,
s.rit :; . It s t it , *. i. l .a P tI: sail'le by;
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Cliffii ke $: 4r:' a. 2 ,,, e 1111' .c . -
- I wt Us-; have dolle v110.1h va 1n1 r
a24d 1nlg'n I2 ot' the da t -; tiial. will
nev'r' he-o)3rs again. (Jm wol )ic. ill
froll,, Ilot behli'diuii : .1 l I.1''.ard' Is
2)23' l iltt. I,:L t ; It it , i with (01431 d
h it aziig 11)n n1 1.1!( :t'2lu as if it
WlI, l o 1 ) b 1 i ll i 1g; it, is bu ,t tIl lhe lia l oa
Il:.' 11; not. wiitsit a lt20:l Illa t lu 1
L1h i Illi r ()f wV Iat n' i i t. Iip k,(, 11 11(i
rol'grt-li r~h ''e
ford us6.
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' a I .1 11 a:1(i l i-l n that~l IIne c
Villi r''y .'I' ; 2 3 1i. " ' .' 1 Z i
ol12r inl t b 'r. n iN I g ra I
n ui I al . u. '. i one,2 !2''32 e '0 2
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124 i i 2 \\i'jso 22). 20. ,, 2 II'300 3,1111:11,
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I I i 2.I I 114- 111 3v,23(4 12 :t h i1, 11 1 1 1 211:4
1623 8:1 i:13I 34)22 12 Ito!2 3' %%-it' weill 12 222
i ly not )11%1' l222111. Ii 2.211.
3M4d i.! 332 -w32$ t ill) I)I.lw 1s1. . 12118li 'lilt
3' 114--hV 2 ;Il( i,[l'l '..122 11 3)2534 fill8. -24
n213 2 1 . '111411 Nl . it Ill) 2211 I l32.222 Wit do lM'4
l t 1 11222N, oil 1 er. 'I c, y they will re t 111
k11 122 o82 ltii 12. h itl~ 11r,%I'i 31
246.41222222o22i2 l Paid i22er 2 lb11 .
A 1lidy 2 I2 s4x212 1 ys. ."I l C1( o
hi lt: atr d t hanlks to114 t heins washelr Itaisi es.
PIllI22 43 11;.-; ix %%(8121'I38 have ( III)( "'3i 0.11 11,2
E1122 2.'. 32 e wa20. s ,1 3' l ii' Dish washer a1141
121:43' intel lig 'lt p' Ison Ci n ll .1 i0 -11 withl bi8 -.
ltAlit Itl hi1,41-1. Thw Iishn asher i.-- s -
pill calin%. ash :1nd4 drv ilwt hiinity ,1si- ihes
twonunultesl. allot withiotti nettina your han
You call get arl~1 1- r Ity .oilrssm i'
"unl t .4 City l(Nh)the .Co , i I'us , 7 ,P
hI.-it it y. p~ 110 1, inl tihe- busin ss t,411 ar)
t 4's'to clena .40 IM he comup-ll.
701'.1 e lte orley , Willy t HIM , ii
its- C. 1'.
--TiT1
Liquor, Morphine,
Opium and
Tobacco Habits.
Il)tiam)il lite Throes (if Toillirtu .
PrIomptl , diec sive action (-ati save t in
M1an . 1ready saved prove thaliL there -k
ay.
Are Ihece lie diay, vi f reeLtnin? Is ecerv.
,)Iv out ( I t '' W ol Ili t ilt. wLe
'.Dl id am.Ye, Yes, everyliidy'S Ie C
lut inl Illis eLighlliee age hunidredq oI
lhoiusails of 2men are ill the ch114ches tf a
yraint olrsC lhanu anyV inl historY, u111)t. Lo
ht theji' way toliIberty, impo)I2It to breal
Wen once the hit gets its grip )1 1
nanF it destroyhiVs 1 nerve1 and1 I is:. power(1
'1(12 31i2m 13 3lm hll'. 1ineali218of (2C2gensc. Il js
i fe is si, d1 ot.!4 1:f h . 32, his 1:nh2 o 111 e101
':3'lvedi, lim br:211 deadene.'21d. :and1 1he h".
Isl: he': ,is hope :' Thlere i;- (2ven afte4r
ease lavery~ a 1u1 it'2"-aiur
2 1121:e :2213i lIe treatlI ana22 j iZ 11 .' '.~:
...'ved 44214 happyi.2, v.ou' 12m.2 13u3 an221 ther~.
viiili e n14 l'har,;e. No, 11ure - NI) p1ay!
HIEXT M. PURRY, My. D.
BOUTHERN RAILWAY.
PIEDMONT AIR LINE.
Vendenied Sohedule of I'4 enger TraIns
ye. JFst.MI No.18
Nor*-hbond'I No. g No. 3 No.12 Ex,
Sept. 20, 1890 * )'Iy Daily
_Daily. -al. ySn
Uv. Atlanta, C.T1 00 m -14 70a45
SAtlontia, ,0T.00 12 40 a 850 a 4856;.
Noroos... p1 14 a 0981 a' 63 28p
" Iluford.... . ' ''' ..... 0 3a 8p
" Gainievjlle... 'g ?6''$ 2 11 a10 85 a 7~ 48 p
C (ornelia------........ ....... 123a 833
Mt..Airy.-----........ ....... .3 a 8 81
ooo --.- :5 . 18 al11r6ia ...
" BNeen y2......, 'j'' 40'' 12248 3 1.
a Oontrl ---'14i.4Ia.8 p....
"Grenuvillo' -4--438 p 48 :f6 21 p ...
:Spartanburg.; il 1. y3 a 1 4p.,..
Diafnove --r... ........ 7 02 a 4 28 p)...
" )lCin'mrg -.7 4 p718 a 4 47p ...
O n s.-.........43 a 633 p ...
Ar. Charlotto ... '2' p 8 40 a 31 20 P.......
SDanvilo . ..12 03t 1330 p11 25 p ...
&r. Richmond... 800 040 p 6 00 a...
&r.Washington.. o 42 0 0 p ....... .....
,, altmn'o PRR. 8 00 a 11 25i p ....... ......
~hiladelphin. 10315 a B 0 a ....... .....
OW York..12 43~ m020 a ....... .....
Vea. Fat.MI NQo.17
SOnlthbound. No. 87 No. 85 "'11 Ex.
Daily. DaIly. Daily Sun
r.2.N. Y.P..R . 4 p12 15 a......
" Philadelphia. 8 OW 85 a.2......
3altimore.... 9 20 p 8 2 a......
Wa ani o n.. 108 11 15 a ......
L. Richmond ... 2 00 a12 55 p ? 00a.
L.Danvillo .. J5 a 0 05 p 6 a.
" Ohrlo te3...936 a 60 5 p)12 20 .
,I raetnvl.......2...p 1 50 a420p .
a e(ntr'alc........ 1 5a5p.......
B eneca ...... 1 85 D12 O58 ft 547p ...
a G.Affory ..... ......... a8 223p.
a rneaJ'~--- - 1 ....a 10 a 81 4 'p .0 5
o ---.. 18 1 4 0 a 808Op .67
" Itunr vll.85 p 2433 a 885 p .70
" Norroi '''''''''' '''''' a 047 p .74
A Too' or''' .''''' '' .''''''''9 p .8. a
..- J'a.EEr.T.8 65 p580 a. 80 O80
"A .m P .m M aon "N"p uig8t.
Ans37nd 8--ashngtn an Southwe0
*obe or n Now.. York......d.04 3 3ph, 82 a
nshingAtonla . tlant and Birm1gham Th 33
Lasbtwee 1)anvillo 8nd Charlotto. 810 a
lassV thoroughfar ciloach ho Washingt a
t02io 21th3mta.~F Dnng Yars andv a (mea s o
.2an2 lh::< U nra ot wonN YorDI1i))i, tlant
wennlichmond22 Atantd Danvflle. Prllman Slop
i ars bwo n ,e2 Birmnihm and Chaigrlot to F,4
Is. I hoiand glullmeanh10 sloopiug cahr eoon
22h1 Alira Lninolor Nor.v1 al no18, will
eNowen. 31 nnta and~lir Mtat Airy, a. aiex
2-)1. NH C', J.24 ~ulg2 M. rol'cars
Wash1.iI 3 n,(l3D. O.a Waoo iug trnbD. Oe
Otei;,A.TIAIK,. and . ArWi1K, lyL