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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, December 18, 1884 · page 1

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voyage, and the Etrurii, just launched, a
duo! which cannot be mateliel in swiftness.
siz: and power. The contrwt of the posiv
tions of the English and German companiw
,uitli that of the Fran 3 company snows the
dismmrsgemrnt to improvement of State
aubventiona. still favored by sonic in this
country. The new postal contract at the
French Government with the General Tran»
Atlantic Company, to go into efi'ect on July
1 next. calls for an entire fleet equal to the
Nonnuudie. The Norlnundie is a Very fine
ship, sud uld travellers know that the French
have not torgmten their art of making their
passengers comfortable?“ art which the
Engush bars never quite unshared; But in
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tortions ot‘ the sutl'ering victims. Sheritl‘
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i33_34 it in his li‘fl luud and cracking it smnrt-
[3‘ with telling etl'eet over the shoulders and
backs of the men bound to tln3 posts. All
the prisoners showed that the punishnnrnt
was severe. but some nerved themselves mid
stood the “cat “ with but litth3 bringing.
The first prisoner brought out was Edward
lledden. convicted of horse stealing. At
lllo‘clock the pillory was opened and re«
waived his neck and wrist. . llo held the
position one hour. eviueing great anxiety to
be released towards the latter part of his
stand. At 11 o‘clock he was released and
walked down the ladder, saying he felt quite
as well as when he left the cell. He was
afterwards given twenty blows with the
“ cat.“ The first half of them be bore fairly
well, but the lust ten set his muscles tremb—
ling and painted his back and shoulders
red. He tried vainly to dodge the blows,
and looked first plesiiingly and then defiant—
ly into the Shorifi‘s stern face. Georgo
Stewart. the other white man whipped. was
convicted for the theft of harness. He got
ten lashes. lightly laid on. his punishment
being made {Ls light as possible on ueeonnt
of his sudering with consumption. The
blood began trickling down his back as (he
left the post. Harrison Rothwell, ,alias
Sugar Awful, a notorious negro thirf. who
pleaded guilty to larceny on four indict
merits, got the most severe punishment oi
any of the culprits. His semen-:33 was
twenty lashes and they won :33 3:3 vigorous—
ly laid on. ElL‘ll stroke of the 133.111 curled
up the black skin in welts. but the young
miscreant did not show by his actions that
the Sheriff’s blows were terribly painful.
James E. Groom. quite as notorious as
Sugar Awful for his participation in thefts,
was a candidate for twenty lashes. The cat
was laid .hcavily, but the thief grinned
and bore the pain without on exclamation.
Isaac Henderson received twenty lashes,
well laid on. He squirmcd and kicked 0
good deal. and gave vent to his feelings in
profane exclamations, which. however, did
not have any sflect upon the severity 0! tbs
punishment. Gecrgs Norris and Frank
001330. (or larceny, were punished with ten
lashes . which they born without a
murmur. the out being lightly applied.—
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General W. 8.'.Ilarney the great Indian
fighter. still lives at the age of eighty- four,
and with the exception of somewhat impair-
ed vision and a slightly defeetive memory,
enjoys excellent health. He is now on a
little pleasure tour from his home in St.
Louis. and with his adopted daughter, Mrs.
St. (‘ny is condortably quartered at the
Ebbitt House. During his journey he has
been the recipient of in my flattering ut-
tentions from hosts of friends and admirers.

A reporter had a long and pleasant chat
with the General, who. when he rose, tow-
.‘red considerably above his visitor. his

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figure still erect and soldierly.

“ I was in command in Missouri when the
rebellion broke out.“ s-iid the General dur-
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relieved by President Lincoln in May. lh‘til,
1 am sure there would h.\\'33 been bloodshed
in tho! State. but i never binned .\lr. Lin-
coln. for 130 and l were old friends. So
much political pressure was brought. to bear
upon him by Frank 1". liloir and others that
l supposo he had to relieve me. And yet.“
,‘outiuued the General. smiling. “ .\lr. Lin-

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('43 the Platte River. in Nebraska. as you
may have heard. it blows. And a “ blow “
in Nelornskn is difl'ernnt from -wbat it is in
Illinois. The ordinary summer breeze of
Nebraska would make an Illinoisan hunt his
cyclone eellar. and what a Nebrasku man
calls a blow is a widely diderent sort of ar-
rangement. (‘yeloues are not common in
the great treeless‘ Stuto this year. “'33 were
out there a tow days since, and learned that
they did not average more than threi3 a
week. Occasionally they have two in one
The Platte River
When the wind is in the
south it fills one ; when in the north the
other. We are credibly ‘nformed by an old
native—one who urine through with the
forty-ninors—that the Platte sometimes
overflows its banks, and green pimple think
it has been raining above, when it is simply
the wind blowing up stream; and again. it
goes almost entirely dry when the wind is
down stream. All the stories of fish showers
are true, and they are all blown out of the
Platte. People go around in the evening
regularly, looking to see whether the cables
that hold the houses to the ground are all
secure, and it is nothing for them to sleep
for hours with the house two or three feet
above the ground. (filmy have a perfect
oontsmpt in that country for cyclone caves
or collars, and people who have become w
costumed to the wind say they wouldn‘t
give a mp (or s broom that couldn‘t blow
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It happened that one evening Ethcl's
mamma lit the nursery instead of Minus.
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uir of one who knew already, but wished to
test her parent‘s knowledge. “ Why," cx-
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sort of air that burns. It is shut up in the
pipe, and when we turn the knob it rushes
out and we light it with a mate ." “ I
thought you didn't know," the little on. re-
mnrked, “or you‘d be more afraid of it. I
know sll about. .\Iinna told inc. A dragon
lives in that pipe, and his tongue is made
out of burning fire. He is a friend of Kim
na‘s. so when she turns the knob he just
sticks out the .tip of his tongue and rushes
us a nice little light; but he hates children,
end it Bobby or I should turn the knob ho
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