1 K'H'k. The jury returned a verdict that the man
j c"mo to bi'deathby drowning. It nppenrs,
I''1l,('r" f""'ul I'"""" ,,,ut l,nmc
wiiH.lohn laidwig Williiini'., and that ho had for
mrrly resided in Wilwnukep. He was aeen on
the strainer (!v. Iliiggsnt this place on Ihe Ith
of July, apparently one of the dock linn. Is. He also
appears to have been at the house of Mr. I In Hoy
1 "" 'l'"q,ly "' inng, in a partially deranged .talc
No properly of any sort was found on bin person'
Tim Klihimfr L'nsTtMf its Pat.--Horace
(ircely, w ho is now traveling in loirope, in a letter
to the N. Y. Tribune, written in I'uris, says:
"The attempted reform in woman's dress is du
ly chronicled lu re. Among tho American ladies
in r.i r is, however, none has assumed the change
yet lo ningnelue Frmich eyes."
A cut of the Bloomer costume hss made its
appearance in the Paris Journals, aud is greatly
admired. But such ii the wonderful variety of
of coxlum lliere thu resort. if the gay and ftudr
iannbls of every nation nn the plube that aton
iibmcnt nt such things is cut of the question. In
Paris, Ihe nppenranco of a novel costumo elicits
tin surprise. All milieus aro represented there
u i.i."".". 1
peculiarities. There the lliit.iu, the Persian, the 1
Arab, tlio Chinese, tlio Turk, th Tunisians, and
thousands of, other are daily Keen In all their va
ried bsbillemetits. Amid inch a whirl nf foreign
fsHiiuu.', n woman's dress of the Uumltiitiiissut
xmaspiirssv
! would be of small moment, nnd would Karevlv t
'call fuith a single icinwk.
I
supremo Court.
