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Cox (SAMUEL SULLIVAN an American)

SAMUEL SULLIVAN, an American statesman and author; born in Zanesville, O., Sept. 30, 1824. He served some terms in Congress, and became minister to Turkey. His works are: "Eight Years in Congress," "Why We Laugh,' gh," "Diversions of a Diplomat in Turkey," "A Buckeye Abroad," "Arctic Sunbeams," "Orient Sunbeams," "Free Land and Free Trade," and others.

He died in New York, Sept. 10, 1889.

Diplomat COYOTE (koi-ōt'), the American wild dog or prairie-wolf, Canis ochropus or Lyciscus latrans. The Coyote is virtually a wild dog and breeds with the domestic dog, and dogs will often refuse to injure the female coyote. In general appearance the coyote resembles the typical wolf, the fur being a dull yellowish gray, with dark, even black, clouded spots.