Romantic

There "is a young lady stayiug in Joliet, HL, whose history is romantic. One evening tliree years ago, in the soutliern part of Illinois, she was out yalking with her lover. They stepped into an oyster-house for refreshments, and, while seated at the table, a drunken rough came staggering in and insulted the lady. Her lover wamed him not to do so again under penalty of death. The rough was just drunk enough to repeat his insult, and the lover pulled his revolver and shot him dead. Por tliis the lover was arrested, tried, and sentenoed to two years in the Joliet penitentie ry. The young lady is there, awaiting the time when he will regain his liberty, which will be shortly. She has elegant clothing, jewelry, and plenty of money awaiting his release, and then they both expect to be happy. Osman Pakha has ordered that a copy of every American paper calling him " Bcïaycrawf ord " be obtained and laid aside for future reference. He vows a terrible vengeance on the writerg as eoon w he lifts ilisposed of hia lit-tle dígíW raent with gkobeleff,