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Moyrvw, . I '4 MONDAY, JUNE SO, 1R79. AaoaaaaaM kssaktis mrr Tkralrr W-l O.illly. Iflfli ,...(,.,..., I llrHlrr U. Plnalnre. I HatUr nial l,araea QMMI alaHaaa Ssjawre - .i l'n C..t-rl. Effl S.a a, lark taaarit. (Ileal I Ir ,rl Inns. Mellase. jratll s ..a. PaiUr'i I (i. .i. . VarUty. flft t alaa Swaae ISenlce- Mi.rr.trS. HI 7Ac retmnr cimthttion of I'll K fSt'N fur Mc 9 iffffc rndtnf iaM 2S. s.7'., teas: jlH Pumlae IV . -HI ' -.no Ma r Uuiidav . t t . I . 1 1 1 ..'III I fi 1 ti.calay IW.IIII In. Is. I Htf dueedav Isl, Saturday IS. 7.1.1 HI Tetol lor ths week IIUN hivnlry In Politics. HI In former times there wan n gcncroelty, Hj nobleness, a chivalry OoniMD ti pin t y poll MM til' wiiii-ii hnn now become extremely nn. Hi Then It was customary fur (!:'' lOtdllXg meu US I" hold their personal ambition In ttrtflt IV subordination to tin' preferences of the HI pnrty. Where UWN wito rivnl candidates "for it nomination, when ono hml boon IH selected tin- others fi'lt InnimllngOOd fltllll HI t" C" iii r i I do nil In their power to pro- ll mote Ml election. And oven In t lie strifes II loft nonlmtloM a ttOft gotiofoMi forbear II ing, Md harmonlotM iplrit wu manifested CH tli. in n nn' accustomed to of late. , III In reference to tin' next Democratic nonii- flHI nations tor Qotonot r this stnto nmi ten III President of tlio I'nlted States, a bitterness I HI of personal feeling Is already apparent I HI which .i ugurs ill for the success of the n II Cluinot the olil generous nnil ohlvnlrlo I titut'' of tooling bo raotorodt Md dm own )9 more manliest a dl sposit Ion to fon-jfo per il HI Bonui preforonooii Md especially to eneri ,1 111 flcr personal antipathies, for tho public I III If the Pcmocrata present ft divided ftnl I III distracted front, they will Invite nnil Insure (The Point In the Cnse. II Hcnntor ('aiiit.n rnt of Wisconsin Is ft lnw- !l eat ond publlu ipwliof. hot I Wit of a pott J tieian. lie mny bo regarded rntlier as II I professional mho. ate of the Republican party and its policy than as ft believer In Its reeent departure' frmn the old OOMtittt 'Ij ! tlonnl IMtbod. All hU trnlninff ami the " Jl natural tHMit of IiIh niltnl must bo aKiiliibt fl , Mie dm of the army In lection, ' k I When unfetteroil anil inanter of his own will, an he was In the LouisinnA rns, Mr. CAKrKNTP.it npiienrs to n(lvnntafe, ami ' nould rite to dfcvtlnoUoB if that ladopoBd jl ence was habltiinlly MOOrtod. Hut ns the Jl champion ol fiaml ami arbitrary nuthorlty, l his ability Is always ilwai fi ll ami ilnniaeil. Hubonllnatml to the lead of Mr. OomtUMO nmi Mr. Hi.ainf, he nndortooh to dofend I their course on tin1 Army bill, nml he ended jl by (rivInK nwny the whole rase, fur the Jl point of his nrKument on that ttldc wns pre- cisely the greatest Rround of objectlun to m allowing the Executive any discretion to ; omplny troops nt clectionft. lie said : ijW " duppnar. now, Itic t'rrliti lit inlriHtf on Itif flrl Mon 'II In Norrnilvr nrxt li M-a In it thai tha paara of lha jy city of Mat York 1 rrrat'ivrit. anil Itiat rlota ara prr 1 v, mi, I on air, Unn lay. IbM tin' Prr ili lit ami Ihoaa an R elar luni hava no null, only wtiataar nn,U'r that arction f tn uw thf mnav n ! ririAl-il rvan for tlirir aubkiatenca I jl ftnil ronit anaatlnti up Ui fiat Uitia.'' l He whs orltlelslog tlM sixth section of the . j Army bill, whi. h has .dnee then Income n ' il law, and which ir a -uiniiiler of Alio nriacinal I K lU position tftken by tho Demoerntle party ' JHi What the pet, le hftve deniamled is that the Executive shall have mi power, under false 1 I j pretences such as Mr. CaM'KNTEB siiaTarests, tn employ the army at or near tho polls on ill; election day. Nothing would tie easier than ill to invent n threatened outbreak which jlji would enable him to throw a large body ol lj troops wherever he pleaaed beforo nn elec- jff tlon and to keep them nt tho polls nfter- That was attempted In this city In UTO, wbtak upon a falaoly alleged fear of an eleo 1BI tlon riot, six thousnml soldiers were brought IB here, and two ships of war were anehored jjjjl at opposite points on the North and f'jist lltjl Ilivers, with camiinis Is aritiaC u the great ! II eommeieial and banldnu (inarter. I The experiment failed, and (lit A NT and his M : gobordlnates wi re glad to escais1 from the i iW afadloamonl whleh they had Inrlted. There wns no rioting then; and with the precau- U j HOM which the law provides In the vatst Ij j aaatber of polling placea ami the effeotltre IIU, police regulations, eleetlou (lay Is usually ijljl one of the most orderly In the year, not iJPtj only here, but In nil the large cities. So that Siil tho pretext of preserving the s-ae at the j j polla is a inero shuiu designed to authorize I'j' tho uso of troops. j,. Of course Mr. ('AltPF.NTKR did not Intend lji to expose his case in this wny, but when he ! Objected to the sixth section, he let the cat lilj out of the bag, and admitted virtually the j:! Intention if the Kiaudulent Administration ; to utilize tho nrmy this year as an cloction- IIJl norlng force. Whether Haykh will venture jl that far, after tho deliates In (.'ongreas, re- mane, u io Ho will b urged to M j j extreme course by the stnlwnrts, nrt to j ; servo their own ends, nnd secondly U render j him obnoxious. Hut he Is not out of the ' wimnIh by any means, nml ho knows it. Ij With all his weakness, Hatpx Is strong in j i his purpose of self-protection at any cost. l Ills head Is unensy under tho weight of a 11 crown of fraud and corruption, and the t tremors that were passing away after two I' years of (.HisHossion have returned again to give bltB new anxiety, and not without it i cause. ij j' Tho reaolQtfOn which the House paiaed on Ij I tho Hd or March, 1877, afllrinlng Mr. Tm.hp.n's H S 1 1 1 title as President, still Standi. The Fort y- 5 ( j Bfth 1'ongrnns hns passed away, but that ' great truth survives. The Forty-sixth t'on- jl gross has yet ft duty to perform, nml the ,! ' thought of It makes Mr. HaTMM tremble for ' ,; the salary of fifty thousand dollars a year. which to bin ll far above all honore and official dignity A Defender of Hie Republican Party. Mr. Window of Minnesota belong! to the , order of patriots of which John Shphman is ft shining example, Who entered Congress poor ami by their economies hnve booomo rich; win nre able to build "palatial resi ili'iiri'H " at Washington, nnd to liv e in Mate nn the fnt of tho land upon a salary of live thousand a year. When first elected to too Senate, (he i liurge was publicly inado that a large sum of money was paid to get a com petitor out of tlie way. He had previously Served ti n years in the House of Repres sntatlves, from 1160 to 1870, and. had loarned fthat practical wisdom by means of which -aa . .a. itv '. 1 1 Hw " . I., MgnanUy on qalto anum Ixt of Hepublloan atateamegi At that time the Senate was run like a aloag corporation, and there was a tacit un 4erstndlng that the inemliersof it were not to interfere with each other's interests, 'i uarafoWi Whan an IndiM bill, or any other I With a good job in ll, was under cousidera- I ' a IJ' tion, the patriot whe aipaetad to follow It I ,Ak v''" Mh,. i owi were alwaya ready to II 0ml laud a balping hand auo to outvote that aaaal clans of Ttepubllean Senators against whom no suspicion was ever raised. Mr. Winoom was at once placed on the Committees of Appropriations, of which he eubseiiinntly Is'came Chalrmnn, of rnlciits, and of Public I, anils all valuable placen for one who knew how to utilize opportunities. In defending the career of the Hepubllcnn pnrty, ft few days ngo, Mr. Winixim adopted n new method fof establishing Its claims to cotilldcnee. He took tho agricultural re ports, the railroad mllenge, and tho manu factures of IM), and ataapand them with ttM flgairai of 1H7H, claiming tho difference In t ween the two imtIoiIs as the result of the policy of his party! He forgot, however, to Includd the increase of population In these eighteen years, which would have added an other laurel to the chaplct of which he boasts. " The woi Id," so he told the Senate, "affords few, If any. Instances of financial triumph as grand as these which have been achieved by I he K' puhlican party." The peophl who nre suffering from tho effects of this " triumph," nml who for the last live years have hnd their sulwtanco ground iO DOWdnt between corruptly pro cured legislation nnd syndicates and pot banks, will appreciate what Mr. W",'0M snys. In Isi. ia Republican Congress passed nn net by which tho public debt, payable In greenbacks, was Converted Into gold, nt ft cost of nbout live handled millions to tho taxpayers. This was called nn net to strengthen tho public credit, by which the bondholders were enriched. Another net was passed July 14, lH7n, "to authorize the refunding of the nntloiint debt redecni nble In coin of the present stftndard value." The silver dollnr nt that time contained 412J grains, which the bondholders, sustained by tho Trensury and the Money King, now de ninnd shall be ratted to 4Vi grains. After the Supremo Court hnd solemnly decided thnt the greenbuck ns n legal ten der wns n necessity growing out of the war, ami only applicable to that condition, (ien. ttMMTi at the Instance of railroad corpora tions having Is ego obltgaUooo oncoming doe III gold, packed the Court to revcise its own decision, and thus opened the doOT tO the Bnanetal disturbances that followed his outrageous act. From MM to 187s, Inclusive, there were sixty-three thmisnnd failures In the United Statee, of which ten thoueand four hundred and seventy-eight took pluc" Inst year by far the greatest number in any of the eleven yenrs, nml the greatest aggregate In dollars nnd cents. In this period the money total of these failures was one thousand six hun dred and thirty-four millions of dollars! No wonder Mr. WinimiM Is proud of the " llnsn elul triumph" of the RapobllCM party. it? nlso informed the Senate that his party " has vindicated the citizenship of the natu ralized citizen, snd thereby thrown nbout him the full protection of the American fl.ig. w herever he may Is-." This is beautifully Illustrated In the (icrmnn empire, wliero no Oar man-American citizen is p,'innn..i to remain more than two yenrs, on pain of for feiting his rights acquired by naturaliza tion, nml where citizens born on American soil of nnturnlizcd parents have tHen con scripted Into Iho (lermnn nnny ftft (lermsn subjects without ft word of protest by a lb', publican Administration. In Rhode Island a large part of thn population of foreign birth nml regularly naturalized cannot vote. He en line, I the ilimsx by declaring that " not one Republican hadbcen proved guilty of stealing one t from tho Government!" It Is estimated that during the era of tlrant ism, moro than five hundred millions were stolen directly from the Treasury through tho different Rings, which absolutely con trolled the operations of (lovernment. In directly as much more wns obtained nnd divided. Much of this enormous hiiiii was squandered in riotous living, parade, and ji wels, but thousands of heiiellciaries can Ik) pointed out all over the country, with whom Mr. WtNDOM Ottghl lobe familiar. No civilized QoVOrniUOnt has ever wit in" -ed sin h open rot bery, proOlgnoy, wild waste, vulgar ostentation, and rascality, as prevailed during (ItiAN r's two terms. Wil liams, DntiANO, Bi i.knai', HoitKsoN. all holding seats in the Cabinet, were common plunderers, who used their offices to till their pockets, and who ooHudod with knaves and jobbers to steal appropriations voted for the public service, or to sell jmtronago to the highest bidder. They were protected hv Chant with all t he power of a corrupt nnd reckless Administration. When his own private secretary was tried for com plicity in the Whiskey Ring nnd the safe burglary, he purposely broke down tin' prosecution, and petUeCUtOd the Secretftry and the counsel who bad only bought to do their duty impartially. Mr. WinimiM is, of course, a third-tenner. Ho is a fair samplo of tho proSiemus ( iiiANT limn, who understands the secret of making a limited salary create a fortune. As ho is fond of comparing the years iw. and 1878, to show how much tho Republican party has achieved in eighteen years, It would bo well for him to contrast his own condition when ho eulorcd Congress with his present wealth, In order to demonstrate how the public policy which ho ho ardently supiKirted operated on Individual member of Congress. The New CnmpniKn Against Indiana. As Hie Iudluna on the ( 'anada border will not BOY0 to attack tho troops tho troops are moving to attack the Indians. Tho exieditionary column which has taken the field during the past week, north of tho Missouri, includes all the forces that can be spared from Forts Keogh and Custer, to be joined within a day or two by I re cruits from Blsmarok, More troops are al ready l" i i. . n the Missouri and the Canada border than ever were t here liofore, and they ace commanded by Gen. Nklson a. Mili, ( h it OOe of the Fifth Infantry, of unsurpassed renown among Indian fighters. Tho reasons assigned for this formidable movement are that SiTTINd llfl.L, If eon lemplatlng a raid, must 1st frightened olT; thai the Poplar Creek agent complains that "our own Indians nre greatly nnnoyed by tho presence of many of Sittino Hull's baud across tho line;" dually, that the In dians of tho old Fort I'eck Agency have all 4 a . - -1 the agency, mounted and armed. It Is not Improbable that If the troops go in search of hostile Indians they will find some. Should they march far enough, hunt long enough, and uct vigorously enough, lin y may at least be able to turn friends Into foes. Hut It d -oa not follow that this expedition la needed lu order to prevent or to prepare for war. Si l l i Nt i Hi ll has now been the bugbear of tho border upward of thirty mouths In all that period reports of his Intent to attack the settlements have been contln- mally-aprutad on this side of the lino, and have ns continually 1 1 ooutradlotad on the Other, Major Walsh of the Northwest Mounted Polloe, on the faith of Sittinu Ri ll's own promises, has repeatedly de clared that the Sioux chief would live at pence, and his words have Invariably hith erto turned out correct. Novel iIicIohs, a corps of observation is lo bo seal out against Sittino Hi ll, as thougn ho had shown hiiusolf bout ou wur. i Uo latest news was that ho had " gono to the Saskatchewan country, ami beforo going advised his band to make peace with tho (loverninent ; ' i ml It Is quite certain that hundreds of lodg, s of his people have boon for many months Bouth of the liordor without committing nets of hostility. Turning to tho troubles of tho Poplar River agent. Htnn, what he complains of Is only ft threatened hostility. i.von this threatened hostility, so called, Is directed not against white Rot t lers, but against agen cy Indians. Thero aro no white set tiers In the region now ohoaon for campaigning, ex cept under tho shelter of the forts. Rut a new-borii seal for the welfare of " our own Indians" Is to Justify any war accidentally stirred up. 'I hoi,,, agency Indians that have them selves started away, mounted and armed, were driven off by hunger At their agency not one pound of flour or bncoD, it is said, remained, the fault Injlng tho old ouo In Caul SoHt'tut's department the lack of the right supplies at the right point at the right time. To treat as Insi.. reel ton this Instinct of s"lf-pi(servalloii would bo t he Cheyenne horror ove- again ; It w SjhJ Is1 crime to pur sue and shoot down Indians for quitting the nney lu order to ' itnt game, nml so kit-p from stnrvntloi). But whether, In fact, the uo y expodit lonft ry column will elect to iimrch agnlnst ' MM own" Indians and punish tin ni, or against Sin 11M Rt'i.is Indians, now quietly hunt ing buffalo many miles awny from white settlements, remninu to bo seen. Two spheres of nctivitynre oien to the expedi tion; with otic or tho other, or Isith, It can llnd tho uaunl summer work. Religion Murderers. From time Immemorial it hai been com mon for perrons under sentence of (h ath to iH'comevery religious before tho arrival of tho day of execution. The exceptions to this rule the numlH-r of persons who have died seotTers hnve been comparatively few. Indeed, this has Imnmi an argument fre quently made uso of in favor of capital punishment. It has been defended ns ft most efficient menus of effecting the conversion nml final salvation of the most abandoned and the most burdened. it ims happened, atngalarly enough, thai of lata the religious character of murderers has appeared at an curlier iicrlod In their history. Thus in the fatal letter of Covr.ltT Bnllll Ml to Mrs. Smith, written In jail tho letter which convicted thorn both there aro dtrfOttl and reverent references to the Divine protect ion on which she Is assured they may depend, Tho mulatto Cox was noted ns n religious person, nml was actually attending church when aTTCetCd In Boston. He professes n groat dislike of rough and profane company. The case of Hilaihp. I.ATniMorii.'.r, the French Canadian, just convicted at Albany of the cruel murder of a maiden lady for tho purpose of robliery, furnishes another Illus tration In point. At a house where Lathi mi ir i lattl spent n night, aflat tho murder, ho wns observed nt hid evening snd morning devotions. What do sll these things prnvo ? They go to show that there may bo ft good deal of emotional piety without any llxed and restraining principle. Thoy do not make at nil agnlnst true religion, with wLlch all crimo In wholly Incompatible. Ilorie's RxtrnoriHiinrjr t ircumnuvi(A. Hon. Fill her RoiitR of l'hiladelphla has Issmi having a lively tlmo of it. He road some where that CI inWH Wakiiinoton had de clined a third election as President, warn ing tho country never to permit such a thing to happen, on tho ground that It would endanger tho existence of the repub lic. Then Bonil felt ft "harp twinge In his consciei , for it OCCUrred to him that he had heard a great deal of that sort of thing among ttM old OOtTuptioolstC am! toadies Who followed the heavy heels of ticn.tiliANT through eight years of wicked rule. But what waa he to do f Ho dearly loved to dozo tin- afternoons away In his ipiiet back parlor, nml it wns dreadful to think of exchanging his canvas back nnd terrapin for Spanish garlic and Chlnesedog. Hut his country called, nnd he wont. He traversed tho earth from Paris to Hong Kong, endeavoring to get a word into (Hani's car against the proposed third term. But ho did not succeed. (Ihant smoked, and drank, and rattled with roy alty, snd all the while grew more and more enamored of tho third term. When pisir old Father Romp, mildly suggested that a man who should be elected three times might ls oloctod ten times, or hold on for gisxl without tho ceremony of further elCO tions, (litANT's stolid NntUmi wero moved by a taint but signillcant smile. At length it dawmsl upon the ossified mind of good old Father HoiiiF. that he was dragging his agist limbs around tho world to no purpose. The more he enlarged the danger of Imperialism, from brushing nsido tho wholesome exntnple of Wasiiino ton and tho cherished traditions of the people, the more (Ihant seemed to enjoy the prosHVt. He saw that nothing hut Divine l nivldoneo could prevent ( Ihant from run ning if ho could get nnybiMly to vote for him, ami Father Bonn called away to Hen Francisco a wiser man. Hut ho Is weak about the head, and notwithstanding he has made this extraordinary trip around the world to prevent Hhant from running a third time, he thinks he will vote for him. Mr. Br.rK of Kentucky Is a member of the select committee that hss been investigntiug tho Trcniury accounts. Da Friday, in his place In tho Sctintn. Mr. Ruck uboiI this rn uinrkablH langUagai " I ii.ni..- no charge and will naki none until tho report of the oommlt tae U had I but If anygontlemnn of the Hcnnte will go to the booki of that department and hold up any leaf of a publio ledgor to tho sun. If he doea not find f mm nmi to ten scratches ami Alterations Made, his syeii will not bo as good as thoy ought to lie." That being so, it is rvldnnt that tho Inve ti cation was nut orderisl any too kisin. It has been suggested that tho appoint ment of I.ur,l Ixincs to lie Governor of Mew Booth Wales is the forerunner of M effort to unite the Australian colonic, in a confederal ion similar to that of Itritiah North America. Whatever the purpose. It Is evident that the se lection of a man of such rank for tho Gover norship Ol an Australian colony indicates a growing interest on the part ol Bnalsndla hor hnmonec empire lo the couth ceas, at praacnt lha Ova Colonlsfl of Australia, unim-lv. New South Wales, Victoria. QUCeMland, Boutb Aus tralia, and West Australia, have each a sepa rate Governor and Parliament, and they are alienated by jcnlousics and rivalries which would probably present serious obstacles In tho way of nn attempt to effect n uul.ni. It is nn Interesting fnctai showing thn rela tive Importance of Ruglaad'C Nerth American nml Australian possessions, thnt tho exports of the Hingis colony of Victoria aro only about eight per Mat less than tho total exports of Ihu DomlntM Ol Canada; ami. whllo Canada baa probably a million mere liihnbitnnts than the BvC Australian colnuics, tho aggregate reve nues, debt. Imports, and exports of Itio letter colonies are far in excess of tho revenues, debt. Imports, and exports of Uia Dominion. The Governor 0. Victoria haa a salary of t.Vl.tKM) n year whli h I pnld by the colonists anil a furnished rcsioHnce. I'lungiiiK 'hsough ft thick fog ftt tho rate of p.e of tgs'r ' .1111. nn hour, an Havana straenr on Hat.irday night plunged Into and anrk a bark that ,.: up'ucky enough to bo In the war. Tho bark wen' i i Oio bottom iu three minutes, ami five of tho Ml ! u on board were lost. Tho stenmer hns come '. nek to this city for repairs. It is s esse, for Investigation. Mr. J. F. F.DMt Niw line lieen much looked up to by his WClgbblltC In the Massachusetts village Of Newi in. Ho hns been Neloctmim And an Alibu nan, and we dare any n deacon Into the biirgr ln. Now ho is unuer nrrest nn a charge nf for,' -rv. And It in asaerted that he has obtained msny tlmusands of dollars by signing other men's names without their knowledgs Of consent. As ho eninea of nn old family nnd Is well connected, Newton Is amazed at his con-duet. Mr. Inoalls of Kansas has msdo two mistake this session. Ho hns struggled to stave off nn Invcsllgntion of tho cnnrgi s against ll I m . snd at tho same time ho has bCOfl forward In cxurcssiiig himself on publio (inostlnna. Now the country ot large is not much Interested in Mr. lNiiAi.LS's opinions, but It Is greatly in bMafatentaknoW whether h bought his seat in thn I'll '... I States Senate, t'ntll Mr. Imoai.LS gets rid of tho charge of corruption, tho fewer great speeches or small speeches toe makes on non-pcrsunnl topics the better. It. would I, i idr, be possible to Imagine a more ntroelons crime than thnt of which a jury In Albany County have just convicted tho grin ning French Canadian convict. Hii.aibr I.at latOVUatift As in tho Htri.L murder, th" oh- jeet wns prouder. Undue on, however, i.at- MMUVUaaai was ft li,'"f and jail bird of the most conllrmeil type. His lnii,:nnge nnd benrlng bo fore ami during tho trial Indl 'fttOd n mind de praved by n long course of cri inn from petty pllferings to rohhory. from robbery to Nuiso breaking, and finally to cruel murder. After he had killed his victim I.ATaiMotill.i.R told one of his dissolute cempnnlons that there Were four men In the plot ; that they hnd drawn Iota ss to which should commit tho crime, and thnt CSC OthcrC WCfched vniln the fourth mse en tered the house. Yet In this case tho Judge chnrg"d the jury that they might find ihe pris oner guilty of murder In the second degree, and some of the jurymen attached to their verdict n recommendation to mercy. I.Ike Cox. the convict murderer of Caroline DOaanslH was of a religious turn of mind, and hncvensnld hisprnvers regularly during tho long days nml ni.dits when he was fl-'ciug from his pursuers. Unlike thn negro waiter In Ihe Tnmlm, however, ho showed his victim nn in, rev. Thorn was ro frightened nt'empt nt revival with cologne nnu I e water. Murder, cold blooded and deliherate, was what thn wicked Frenchman hnd in mind when lis crossed that threshold. Republican editors nnd politicians In Con necticut have lon denouncing Senator Raton for eighteen years past as a Ibiurlsin. a Cal hounlst. ft sympathizer with accession, and s copperhead. It hns become a habit with them. Apparently, they will have to break themselves of this habit. Wo suppose none of them will question Senator Conxlino'a authority as an expert In lovnltv. Senator OMBUM hsd oc casion, the other dnr to refer to Senator Eaton. And he spoke of htm not rnly as a lawyer and a thinker, hut as a patriot, " Tatriot ss ho is" these nre tho very words used by tha stalwart Senator from New York. The Connecticut Republican editor snd poli tician will doiilsle see the propriety of gov erning themselves and their epithet e.'enrd Ingly. A man who Is vouched for by ltoscos Conki.iso I not a man to bo called Dames. It Is probable that the next Methodist (b-neral Conference will ele,t aevernl new Illations. The colored Methodists uf Dehlmoca hold thai one of these new II, (hop ihould be a colored man, and they hnve nld so" right out loud in meeting." Their nrgument Is thnt tho nnn.iaiO colored members of the Church am fairly entitled to A representative on the F.pisco pnl Hoard. As a mntter of course. Dr. Gli.nr.HT IIvvinwIII s ml He ir demand with ul 1 his influence; hut perhnpa some of tho white brethren will hardly relish the prospect of sec. tag a tlasfc Blehop la tho chair at fVinfsrsaoc. and of receiving tie ir appointments at his hands. It would Ik) preposterous to ascrilm the overwhelming victory ol the Harvard oarsmen ever Tule, on Friday, to nny superior strength or gymnastic training of Harvard students. The Yule ,-rew were a fine and powerful lot ; not C line ami powerful as the Harvard eight, but still, th" ilifTerenoo In physique could not ac count f'r the quarter mile aud more of the vic tory. The true explanation undoubtedly is that the Harvard Stroke is better than the Yale stroke, the Harvard stylo than the Yale style. Hut if that be ao and thn experience of many successive year has attested this there need tie no such ouo-Bidednees In future contests. I't Yale borrow a leal out of tho tactic nf the Kngllsh oarsmen, who. Uniting that Hani an. Koss. nnd the Canadians nro their master lo thC ..ft cf r?T'ng. quietly go to work nnd learn, where llioy had fancied they could teach Hy substituting the llnrrsrd stylo ' rowing for the " fatal hng," as our New London "Mrrcspond ent expressed It, of the Yalo style, ths gain will lie groat. At Harvard rowing hns for ii.inr yenr been the fnvorltn athletic sport nnd the special pride of the college. o that In this par ticular pastime the ov . i ut" skill Is very high there. Yol, more than once, nnd anmetlme for two or three sucewsive yeurs. ether colleges hnve been able to loin lo equal or nearly equal skill greater brawn, nml so have lieateu Har vard. May not Yalo have stalwart fellows to day who. Ilnxigh there passed by. would at Harvard bo picked out by keen eye for a seat in the uiiiversity boat? Three hundred boys havo signed A peti tion to tho Hoard of Aldermon for leuvo to explode their tire cracker and torpedoes In the afreets on the Fourth, and Alderman J scout's will present it to morrow. Ouo of the boys ex plained t the Alderman the dilemma in which they found themselves. If they fired off their urackers In tho back yard, tlmy might set fire lo tho wood shed, nnd then the firemen Would come, nnd the hose would have to bo carried through the hallway, nnd that would bo a nuisance. But If they fired off their crackers In tho street, they ran the risk of being ar rested. He thought this pretty hard lines, and we fancy those grown people who lie. id for gotten their own boyhood will agree with him. Of aoursu the pleasure of tho boys of New York Is not tho only thing to bo taken Into eou-sldcratlun. Bamako cami-awn jvjra line lluiolr. ,1 'I'bafiisMiiS Usllsii -a to laa run A nm ll,,' llrtiarlmral I m i.lo i . ) HU 'UlaVaroA i'lal. Washinoton, June '7. At a oeret meeting here by ioiet ol tha mnat srseilstatsl the kssubllosn ISSdSIa, tix Hie iiiriiae sf ann inaniit Ilia NtsSCoS In Dais, it nil rssnivta iiiat IIOO.UXJ sbeskt ns ristd iur las ssMssaf 1 Ohls by sjasislnf uia sssslsrefiel tbi OsserseMiel it waa ai ssvesc inai. in view nt tiic 'act dial Ilia DsmOBrSal m fOSCISaf WSfS SICCUSC S tall IS Hi, II, new ninkiiiii II n ts'llal onviu c tn raiai' luuita ta Ujtfl Un Sal, Ilia ,i,.. ,-i... .- anil SOllSCUOSI aluiulil t, tlia.1v si ulire. AllSsCy tiaa Una wuik laoi laCSCCrSleC Tin- Trraa ury alona i t-xMra'il to vn-lil S' ,.iaai I waa uilurnu,! ly una f ttiu BIBloyVSI ml yaaterilay tliat lie' rimin In srhles 'ic saa iMslered hail ylsldsd Btirly MO I, ami Inert wi n1 nm fot i sntplovtss oi oosrss Uiest ssiasati are Bbssrltilly psstls1 aa ibssSsily as mi irsysllsf d- lo, i. In. aura lo Hi,. lintliM-aviiian whu -tan. I- s nn in. lul 111 liaiiu ili-tlialnllia; tua inolii'l or Inl lift. Ill Una cim 11 in jour mom or .our pla. e lor i nl slio will autmnt lo una robbsrv viMosi ssss sretsst Baestreliei To th R F.pitob or Tm Hum .Sir: Allow mo to lass sat or iatiu-i vtr) ssrssilli Mrseste, m, ...i o fioio Till Sea o tin, arni'ral pulilir is Ilia "uilart Slal. a lu ysas Uir Kfast ilarajrra ul ...ink. Una war by ULlag marly auil nww wall uuU.Taloval I o , c. n..u U. tiik WKW 9 AMU tAWt, One of the ninii' lng dlseusslone In the legislature wns ovi r d o killing of dcet. Tho New York Association for thn Protection ol (lame sent to AHianv the limit of s proposed law. ngalnst which tho entire delegations from counties that bordcf on tli ti grent Adirondack wilderness miulo united opposition, alleging that ii -as wholly iu the Interest of city sports men, nnd unjust to tho hundred! of men on tho edge of the wood who kill denr Mf food and for the animals' k inn. The mnmbi is fioro the cities and from central and Western counliee CfWCd thnt tho tlmo hnd passed when profes sional deer hunting should bo nllowod. Deor were fast disappearing from tho Adlriimla 'ks, ami llmsc that remained should bo protected for the sportsmen. They favored a yet nior stringent law. rather than any relaxation of ex istiug protei'llou. Tho northern members again contended thnt they represented men who made the forest their home In a considerable part of th- yenr. and who felt thnt they hnd a right to the products of tho forest. They reaen. ul Ihe notion thnt men in distant cities shouln' pre sume to dictate when and how deer nhou. I be killed. Tho woodsman could tint appreciate the advantage lo lie gained by allowing deer to In creaso for oily sportsmeu to kill. While IhC deer were Increasing, the woodsman's family wore without meat and ills leathern wallet wns empty. The discussion ended in concession being ersnted to the hunters, nlthough they wero slight. The law, aa signed by thedoyor nor, permit the killing of deer In the four months of August, Scptembor, October, and November. In the other eight months tho slaughter of them is prohibited. It wns in fixing thn manner in which It Is allowable to capture tho lleet and timid animal that the discussion became funny, inasmuch n every known method of securing thn game was pronounced by onu or the other of tho tegialn tor ss unsportsmanlike and brutal. The mem bers from the Adirondack region disagreed among themselves just a much n did tho nlhsr. One said that to run deer with dogs was tlm only proper way of getting him. Thn deer thus had a chnnco for hi life. Ho could take to the water, destroy the scent, and tha hound must then lose trace of him. To tills snswer wss ma.ln that dogging deer was sure denth to thn deer. The hunter understand where the deer will take to the water, nnd tiiey swait tho game there to shoot it down a it en tors the lake, or to pursue It in bonis nml club It to death alter It stnrts to swim to MM opposilo shore. Against shooting deer In Ihe night from Isdiind the reflected light, otherwise known as" floating." tlmrs wns n general out cry; yet with tho Inrge mnjorltyof those who oek ninusenietit in the forest It Is the populnr method. Th ro remained then the still hunt ing of thn nnimnl. which nienns wnlling In nm bush for it to visit a favorite spring or pond, or creeping upon Itwhlln It Is feeding. Spoilsmen consider this the only munly manner of hunt ing, snve, pci mips the uanof hounds In Novem ber; yt thero were th.aso In tho legislature who thought It taking a mean Advantage over thn noble game to that ft the nnimnl down with out warning. BCOldCC, they urged, and rightly too. If It were permitted to kill deer by this methisj alone, very few deer would bo killed. It requires more skill to steal upon a deor than to get close to him in ether ways. As for wsttlng for them at springs and ponds, very few sportsmen would know where to post themsi Ives, but the professional UOndcWSa. through faiulllritr with the forest, well understands the feeding ground. Of course no one a J .oe.Ued tho kill ing ol doer by men on sirnw ho s. who are ablo to come up with the game vhen ll flounders in tho deep snow. Objection, therefore, bsjtng niinln to all methods of killing denr. the legisla tors decided not to rostrlct them, other than thnt the animal shall not be killed by crusting or run with dogs In tho Isst fifteen days of Novem ber. Ths deer laws, as thus rev 'sed. are favorable to tho Increase of the animal. If properly en forced, a ston will lie put to the slaying of thou- ssmi ey i i huulcrs i.n.l u .' - . - who go in winter month on snow shoes to kill deer won club ami dogs. It Is a law almost entirely in fnvnr of the sportsman n against the profes sional hunters. I . i: summer ami tho fall are tin (leisure seekers' times for the sport iaite fall ami winter are Ihe periods when the OCSf slay ers who seek them (or hides and meat are most sue.vssful. and these months, save November, are closed by tins law. The laxsjMilstars decided the question as lo whether the Adirondack dOCC ladoiig to tho sportsmen or to the hunters, in favor of the former. Yet there are defects In ihe law ns it stands. August is too enrly to kill does. The fnwns nro not wholly Independent of the mother before the llrst of September Moreover, It is cruel nnd unsportsmnnllkn to run deer with dogs in the hottest month of the yenr. as this statute permit, it I cruelty to tho dog ns well ns to the deer, and It must re sult In the loss of many a fine deerbound. Iloth deer nnd dog become so intensely hrnted that they plunge headlong Into the first of the clear cold ponds that lie lu their any. and often are chilled to their tillimalu ibutlh. The Legislature's Irnatmuut of ether laws for the protection Ol fish and game was well con sidered. It is lawful to kill woodcock only be tween Aug. I and Jim. 1. Tim young birds aro thus given time to mature. Quails may be shot only in November ami liceembcr, a require ment that well nigh absolutely protects im in. The wild ducks shot in KeW York blntn aro mostly those that stop In lakes snd bays while migrating between the North and the Houth in spring and fall ; yet the few varieties that breed In 001 waters are protected by law that pro Mbils the killing of the bird between the 1st of May and tho 1st of November. Five mouth only of brook trout flsltlugnre allowable, la'gin nuig with April aud ending with Augul. Tho moose tbat the AdironJsck Hporttug Ciuh turned loiste iu Ihe great WtldCCUCCC are uot '. t kilii-d under ny circumstances. Hares and rabbit arc protected savo In November nml Itecetnber. Grouse ami (inrtridge may be killed in the last lour month of tho year only. It I forbidden to kill the eagle, woodpecker, night hawk, oriole, yellowbird. wren, martin, bobo link, or nny song bird, at nny time, under pen ally of five dollars, ltohlns. brown Uirashers. sod ineudow Inrks may be killed in September, October. November, and December only, but nnv bird mny be killed to stuff Its skin fot n specimen or to study its hnbiis. It is also un lawiul to rob tho nests of wild birds, except those of crows, blackbirds, huwks. and owls. .. Psrasas sf I'ar Cosdaetor. To tuk Kiiitob or Tax Bus .Sir: As a rule, tnciTlltiy aud rmsthneaa arc cliarsrtcrialli- of Uiv con ililclora of our horac vara Tlia conductor of car No 21 of Uia Eighth avanua line, WHS whom I have frcouanUy rlihh-n. la s moat airtastila rici ntion lo lha rule, tin ta scat Is ule ilrcaa. eourteoua in Ida ilflnralior. ratla osl rli-arty anil dltuitrtly Uic nanisa ' Ilia alris (a at .hnrl InUrvala, rccclvcl Ihe far,", see. WMII ISrCSISSr, SUks ami rrlurna i-hanna ferotnSUy ami imllu-ly, ami, aa ( hrnrd him asy In anawcr In a grateful olil laity SSaWsfsr, SS cni.' 'era It only hla duo to ill, tin m. taUSgl lor Ilia ai- ouililiMlalmn of tut uaa aaistera. He la a lewrl nf a rnmltirtar. an 1 daarrvea recrstluUon CISSSI let SUSM of THa Sl'H'a no a aln'd linoll hnn. I Slit lure eu a ill collier n in la-ftl oil your .ul y n-mlcra nf Ihe seat bide I'ko Homo rt'BLlco. M m Mr. TIMCC a ( osyurC I To tiik Kpitob ok Thi Hun .Sir: In tho Aral Pates, what 0WST had Mr Tililen In the Oorstri-a an, mil iinln-oaliri ol IKT7T What had he to pay In thr mat lert Kothtng, pOSffialshM Un' liiiser lo ilecnle whether ihe ncuDM'l ctuscs WSI Is M re.iiern d I'ouureaa waa ft lu hie m il hy Hi aut'a uayoinua aa it la to ilav hy Ipiyea'a vsioss and Cunsrvsi usektij out a nun Inuuiiai i hrave iN iuie-iat. .UaM up tor Ihe SSOUb in thai enter Keucy, hut the peopl were anl,l out (hell to In. v Ho s iiu' eold out now. lo nun who have neither Hit, tour ui oi laeli upAsUsi nor hi iwrvi to rtsrsnsl tin-ir ssa lUtutiita Asaau-t's. PteinitllS ' M ... hi, let i . To ths RoiTOa Of Tiik Sum Uri Yon ask, "IN hat will is a i i Is MCMSr f and I a SSWlr, Sou tmill b machinery. If Una nMiersset. Cos, and thu oiper mUerisni, kbui si Montslsir. bsC ksowaUistnu alii tltftl el violent e Hit) iinn lit t tumult It. i-r would he ntarvt'tl by inaihlnere. ami. H uefeabtirv. kille I al lite hr.l -nuke, Un Ir erinn a woultl sever nsvessvSVVSS i-oiiti lntitMU'd (Joy Ktil uibiiu bSS bits SISVS IS VslS I prutnols He- .i.i. . ol iii. balulary i n., i, tor all In ula! (gist. p. V. I. Set n Slew (lrcinlr.nll,ia. To tiik Knnos or Till'. Kui ,Sir: Will you yleaae nliow no t. ,.,aVe a cot rtilittuf TSS Trey thll. aatiu' Uursa to lit)' tiiaiu ainiol.tlae, w,tb uiaiiiuae I ul S aat Itirlt I'ssri SIO. The Ttlihitla t'urita lull aiuumi into isliU'livti aluve Uie Istl roll mil Ul las II inn, 1SI SisU) svauus. PLMADIfW i on MnttKHATtOW, Yet not gaseareelea i"aiia m Any hnt Ihe linnoMlernls. At n nioeting of the ltiininenM Men's So ciety for the Kncntirn rcnient of Motlerntlon, held reeterdsf nReracu in Beilford Raid Brooklfn, Mr. Foils , the first speaker, said that, whllo he did not believe In ultralsm. he believed in tempernnce. He hnd been n total abstainer, but ho did not look utsm tho moderate drinker as utterly denraved. Ho urged hi huarcis to set themselves against the American custom of treating, a custom that resulted In nn snnnalerop of drunkards. Im moderation In eating was as hnd ns Inimodern llon in drinking. Teetotallsin is net temper, sine, but moderation is. It Is n mistake to ehnrgo thnt this society encourages moderntu drinking. It does not encottracTC drinking nt nil. It sirive to tench the man who does not drink thnt it Is best for htm lo nbsinln nltn gether; to the hnrd drinker It snys. "lie moderate," nud to tho moderate, drinker. Drink ns you nro drinking now, or, whst Is bolter, taper down lo total abeiim m c." Francis ll. Thurhcr. P resilient of the so"lcfy, said that il w old Mart the world over agnin. ho would vole ngicuat nlUiwing tho menOfSO tur nnil sale of nrdent spirits: but nn things nre. his vote would he of no avail, lie believed In moderation, A lew montha aWO."cald Mr Tliiirher. " a woinnii came to mo and lord (OS that her husband, n ItnrJ drinker, hnd refused to take the pledgsl but that, having stteaded one o our meetings, he had su! p"rllietl to our lincotored pi dsT, promising not to drink any thing stronger thsnwlne or beer. At the end of thirty dnys. the limit of hit tdedgi'. ho took the total sbstlttenCS pledge, and hnn kept It ever since. He hns risen in tho estimation of his employers, nnd his snlnry has been raised sev eral times." rsllle HI. en. e In . tttrel KlW 1 o. k A mysterious nnd fatal disease has broken out 111 S herd Sl laCOJ ataSXUB In Aaron Bowell. farmer in the tew n tS t, minvr. Ciiyuus Coiinly. Several have slrasdy tIStt. TlO .yiBitotiia are atithlell loprnua nt tttllk. rrfual sl Ihe M In est. lellowetl by eonvul. alona ami ttaaitl in trom four tn ala ttaya alter the fine at tack. Several vftiTimiry aiirirulil SSVC liccn ealh-tt. tuna of wlioni llilnk H nluere line nmotihi. WMsl otllera are sesbbl to.a) tl th, dlSaSSB la. There l a -lll.ular tirestnetaSra raaneetril with Hie eaae. Willie Rltss. Sramlbtin ol Vr lloweti who SsOabrS In Iskuw rate of f ' ........ 1 esule. NM beliaas to .Ion t In m, haa bsse taht'ti MNntesh tin.l 1 1. Je ml v- ill with pstni in me i, i, a. eiicc cf lift! lo ei.io iiUnm. sn vislSSt Huil It haa leiilii"l tin r 1 , ii r men lit hold him U(aMI ho lass, At luni me- eotuila he wa under Hie Imliit m c ul tj uitea. nnd lea nrituTV wn ttiou.'ht In he ho: eful. The iiiN-tora itnil't ft now what ta Ihe outlier w ilh liiui. hut 111- It" Ih veil that tile tllwaa.' nf whieli Uie ca'tlc tllt .t waa eouinillnlt'.ili ,1 in hnn Tat. Ulei ry l. an p p.,rli it hv Uie laet that tksra who were ihsi MSSh srnliu l Ihe sslissll have ianeri elicvil .nmi . i yiiuiloiiia. lluiiiah SMI beiere. Mr. Kl.ttll ' Bsstl un Stplrlliliillam. Theflrtt edition of two thousand copies of Mr. HC1 aUSUSt SSSS, M Sinntual Coininllun atiolia." w aa Sal In Cssel three weeka alter lis uulilicaibin A SVaSSJa snd Isrttei etittloii la uuw nearly Bskt Mr Knhlle han raeeived numeroui li ttcraol enicralulallcn from S,lrll- uallata thrtv-afiont tl i oitre. mainly rhrlatlan Sittrlt ualiat. or Hittle Hrt' llu.ili.t'. w ie, atirt,a ol the Hook, while some of tli.f w let are not I oi l.iian Sell Itnall-la ara eppetaetl f.t tl SeSSStS It silyttealaa l:,,n.(las spirit, nail. in Altiii'tib'll ll i linil keenly pullie ul the "tru lurt . ol the pffSB, Mr Ktdtllf to, ft no II- tier ta tllt-tll In Ilia arrolhl e-lllt, u He tltata not al prearnl crtnte in plate laau Ilia ISStJlIf I I'll! temalii. nmi in Ilia lailll llntl cum. munietitlon. hsvs besS saw are retelittl hy llvluit per aona irolll (he f lilt ol (ha tleatl. To THS F.PITou ov Thk Kun .Sir: Toglvnthn pohlic an 101 nf aoine sl the BSSBjbM duUe. oflen ea ftaSSM Sf JlSMrStSI aeameii ill our navy nf Is das, per mit me to offer Ihe foliowtist Incident which occurred on our ahip the other rlsy (lea of the crew nf one ol our Itnata. ami s hatter aallnr never wans In haniuiia'h. w lulu in ehsrse sf hiab. St made la ol aoine trirtinti 'enaa worS. betas templed hv the awftwardneaa ,,e one of the ateen lianda Oil the re. lurn ,.( Ihe boat to .he Mb he a aa rrsavtl il by the i as, laili'adaushler. win, wrtb u psas'tlfft-r. Slid ehurvett wnh hnviisf BSM fefutbSS MtasSSSS, lie waa iiuiisil.an ly o il, o il to the " mabt." timt aafted ll it ve t true He lo quired who Ilia aeeuaer aa-. anil when lfuf MIC, ......' the lae. but hoid hi- oSenee waa not A aerionaona So much waa M to hnn lhal al leiiu'lli he told the Captain that when ha Mtlpi etl lie ntiaad he w s sli i .i on on an tuwriean ..tan ti' war, and not on a Suiulai aehtail. au,l that be kih'W ,4 ss retfulallon tS" Ihe navy by wairb he essM be wIM t. a unt by any way man or Sir! Ill the country The CeSISlS aaltl (hat ha cosltt hsvs ti i dlarliarve l v aakuax tie- It, which he .11.1. yosicaatLS. I. rani's UIA II..... . Frrn the . ruwf 'f ,aet,r Tteav Washinoton. I). C, Juno Jo Oen. Ornnt's horaea, ttrew in. h Ihe Sullall ol Turftt-y. SSVS SSStv. I have rea.l MSSSysl ilfciipUt nt ot llulil. Slid I have a'cametl of lha niarvelloua ksasty ot the A eMail eleett Tltnaa horara are dcarttla-d It, have lei n leelwonneat tsllitina In Ihe atahlea of ta MiMan is Ti.rkey. ll lb Sid that they were i lteam irt.m i huielreil marc" anil s veil liun.ln l al.illloiia It iv aunounivd Uiat their hhtod la the purebt. their pedtttree the lulucebt. and l:,t Ir tyle the I an I ii I or all Hie hreeilb in Arabia People at.aha.i- "( a.. aaal Sl alttS l.a.1 la.U. r lMtla.it Ul horaea I hatl read It, ami a. axon a. the porari arrived hnrrtcl In are Uieut I sVf aaw a etreiib in try l.le that l.ilnetbhow lu-in r bsfssl In Uses' Illpl'Otlrt Ill New York yell can ae tai-nty that Is Ulcere art bii.. nor iu every ret.ect. When in n (irant ws FreUdeiil he tlrote h.,reb thai III blvle ami besSt lar I lySSIIBd abesl pii.le. i.t Hie Sllltiili'. bliible that ha if la e i elilpprd attar to luni S. n.ibtr roiifthns ilriveb a iH'ltrr hora' than Mtnsv. Sy ttiaiHiiitiio nt waa ahared by e.cr)- b,alv w ho aaw tie iit A Printer Utile n Itanlranake. retatt tfia Jfatfa etf Tltnaa On Bnndar, IM Mr. 0, J, Hill, nsslstant fore, man ,i in,- limn prliillua room waa v. alkniii lu Hie .tmn and Inllv low n-ltii ttl M.trll.ori. aSSBl stVSSbaVS inile. ssSabsbst sf tbls sltv. he waa Btsrtlvd hy a sksrs mule sol icur leel iroiii him. illanciii: daws, be ISWseiSaM ratdebiiake, rea.lv to sstlna nt Hill iprioS bsckwsrtt, ju.l in tune n, svsM me i, i till . .rlll'. Whlfh tell bltort ot Mill Then he attacked ti e aSSS with lua cane, a fteaihle atick. and Micceeiletl iii liiulim il on (he neck. I I. by (he blow, the inltirlatetl a rpent retli'iibletl il bhnll raltliuK. po.-ibly in Hie butbl II, at it would lime hoiii Ha coiupfliiton to it rt llet. but Mr. Hill CSV It anrh s thrft.llliil that ll alto, I, ,1., it Irooi Hie efftct The anake meabiireil three teet In leuvtlt. an,t hatl four rat Ilea On tetlins tin 1orv lo a Marlboro' man. Mr Hill wtte iiilorairtl be Ihe lath r (hut laat I he fttlleii. near that tdace. s ratilebiittl..' Uiat had fuurk'vn rstUea. lodlvsltlba an uc of 17 years I luenLe, llaraal l aprlle rroialke ( barrk. JV.aTDH At Wires f.i'tolisa. BrawnronAM. June Jl 'lT,VrhbUreh trial of "V ,a. Ill I. .1 I. nidiP!waUBBBtalL 111 tin- lastRlnltU ol all the lour clisrsei ajain-ltuiiteafeaaj wa tlelt'ii.leil by Ml Hall. II nn.1 the Rev C y Srattlev the laller aiakiuu an rarnet pi, s The ehsreh wsa rep rearm. I by the Key Mr . 1'ara.n alalJinlae Mumier A MSJSSSI le hae lh. V..U- Ink, n by lull w aa objected to The vole un the ltrl chaise. " iiliM-tiliiu." wsa TO al on a. . on. I ehante. "lorriii. s vote," ftl to fi; on Ihlrd t harire. "elunitcr ill lo t on loiirth charce, " laUitv etc arto'i. nOerwhirlia motion wa made toesial Uie vole -to,.. . en Ui 7 in labor ul cipulaiuu. Uraulai Ike I'nlar I. Inc. je,,ati th J.eAaartfa CSSatt Kevernl colored men havo complained t.i us shout the librinatioii .! a a-ii u iu Un. city wl.oa. la-rblup I to be ctHiil.oartl of iuillatUaa ticluapely No hlaeft uien d apple Tiny a ltd charse that the black children are obtraelard ami often reluard Ittnittunee lute aa-n-ty by nmlatio ehiliiren utitler InatrucUolia from their pan nta The Key Mr Thonisa. laat Sumlsr nltht niaile uieiiUoii of the lustier la Hie aurttui poltil loi evil, ami a divlatoii anions the colored race of Una cliv Abotll live .eara aao tile -. autilect SKItated the cll- tiled people Hi Uiiaeltv. ami al tin. i - they wullld llleel giisnel, .in I lujltl or, i il on the public atresia. No i ii as a Slavs In I onaeellcul. rVae Ikt Tarlpt.f fVatrins. Jsme Mnrs. colored aged SS years, of KeC folk, wa viaitiint iii Wmaied rat i ml r . wtieii he ent ttiiu lered Mi I .nm l M unite i ol lluiulee. Mleli . whom he had not been lor lei ly els years Marl la priniatil, the tl.lv man loin, who wa hoi a nnd aid.l Inlo lavery lit ttsinrctieut Tlie Islber uf Mr Mmwer purcliaa d Mai a bviu ii he waa s child When he waa In years uld the In lUluUuu of tin, i i tiled out In thla state Mulrlsanalal. Llllle Mi.h KcaUierwriyht. Mlnellia sloisl. llaiichly ami arrusanv. Train s m l Ion , Too proud Si uutic Shop windowa or w area. Rude ami uiilntty like, 1'uitin oq sl.-al Vcuioj Mr IfSbSdjT. Uvlnit guitc last, Hoavlutif ol H'iharee, Hunk Iii the paat I N with follil neat A lew at la . ii Inure. Leaning un relatival, futUiitf uu lira I Utile Mlia Krallierwelshl Meet Mr N , " Ansel In petticoats"--" Swecteal of BJaMes Uuiftk' tad hsilliiiuie, lane unawarva. Bach to the other ou CiilUiiu on aire 1 Tuuiut Mr Ntliibly Matrlea Ihe no, ul , Stir ttllebtna telltlerly. He hull allSld. Nuiv bt 'i, tint :., a- (fovea fto In psira Bpclitliliil (bj ' ,, t i.t. on. I'iCUiig uu aire. One year haa paaaci! away, Mribka are ihtown duwit, sin n vlrsco prnvsa lie but a tleVC 1 Mysetw ti the - i .i.. b 1'tta on tin stair , Void I the Ibbdlitree, lluiie nre the sil l I Vi hen h-avins home for Hie .iiminer vacation the sfu ileitl pniMdr Hit utaelvei with llr Jay in . I an. in, an, e Salatiu liiurdir lu trail prusiptli and iflbctslly ssd ti. ii stusfci oi OrasiPt IlltrrhW, bywnury Cliol'r Mtiibii. Se eonipl iiitta mure or lra prcvsleul evei , whel. sl Ulla (sisaosul Uie yen. -ads ""() i I tmi AIM. a, l Wlnterhelm, a huge Icelandic colony i In fieri. Miiii...i.ta. f l , I- In SddlUlSI Sf I oi l,i JV tir.it freoi leelssd IS Aey t Ml a wealthy silk manufacturer in Btaf for.iiiue. Knstssi htibrssssnl te crltos for rtnning to CHHetSln htb w He nml ehllilretl g It Is n curious colllcldeflOC that Mr. I y.iiepaii.'h waa the keeper at the f'hllsitetphls ..ailnflrsl I QeeJSCI akC t ut the Utrer ' SSJII lately. I Lord lle.icoiislleld is said fo hnve taken I a hcasj at Claphnin. s t.oiiiloii antiiirh hitheilnaiiiielea I uf rorenelaand saSSa ns to rvnuircllealllii nral .... .., J tncnntor (ionlon's sheep i .iitch In (ieorgla i'on..ile nXOOC arrea. Negro rul.vit-t Will t in bysy , I with a tbsm wall, seven nillea of which hsve kSSSSSSS I In a Spiritualist mooting- at Williman I Sr. Conn., s man ant between two of Ida wlvea. an.l I thud waa lu1 tichlinl hint. There mtnu.l lo liensi u. I ailty In the parly. I Scrernl Vnsssr fcIkmiI glrl were fouml 1 He nci in: in the i tnnnaiiim with lirti-iiii.to k - A StStS Jy till Itiltt them that -lull nn a, c..llliilliineiil atoetl mtl ( help Ihelll tua cute hllblian l T Just, as the neighbors bad g.ttiieieil I a ro..... I (SS I'.tl v SI Mr Wflt, in Meinplie. ... I It gun to tJJ talk nh ul the gotbl SHUI l the tlt.nl ul.l Istly, h . rat up sea Joined in lln- QOSVt rtsuos 1 The cost of the late Durham strike ta mr, RsrIsimI Is stOniSaNl at MtCtakOOni ssarl hair Is iin-n I by the men Without reckoning uilcrrat. It la computed that it will lake in, leara lo make up the ami Inal. A former hotel mnnnger writes to a Vienna paper that en Stf SI St of tlie name given aa of ineatarriun Anierlea. Japtn. In. 111. Sc.. In (ieriniiu les.l In lintel a, ara lata, smiuiincciueuta, md with vww ui gain ciibUnn. Tho total nvernge attentlnnce of encti pupil III the Cllli agn public taSStl la only CMssWCl vet the lyiiabS . I IllHl SlSlSt e. ttRiyllM a onrr t l taelvs years Tile fuel ate bunt l l-e ttbuli' (MS StSM kS SU UftS Ism . c.. - "i ths i nib .1 nab l'lkckikges wiirrantiNl to c inLiin tha til. an- ol buru death tor potato liter. Without pol.otl. were aolil sl s lair 111 llll Kaeh SSatSlsM las MBSkl id woinI, ,,ii one M Which wsa written, 'I'lncs the hug ell till Itlta-k llld SStaat Ma with the ether '' - Iii the ciiiirse of a vol v stormy debate in llie frenrh Cliainber. Intelv, ttHI eseellfiul il M llaill" hetta' cigar wa anlirtfaliy rSWfftd In from th. tnlioiya, sa wsa a:i lite aiiloci (ic pioiit lener ol hi , n.k. las i hmaa waa r. ached wlUi the remark Uiat 11 u.iiahelts haan l.atlirooui. , Kenimler, who killed hie children a yl II.. i. sbe, Hssi oi ItSallSI Unn he I it, I a ii. oral riabl TtJ to essshs stssseC witb Ibeii Im Hi issi Issaawl I Uensa. and Ike sslhof In Plat latvgastta ol id i i at n book, conl un. nu s prayer and a hymn lor cm ij iuj is I Hit year. Hi aalnly Id tloiibled. V Peter Igo, of iMWItnMOi Mass , WM very I pot rami ter. rt utt Being out of w. rk ai.,1 mi ney. h B diti not sssks lua pbsbl keesra, bat red bM wtsi ami I child 011 bnstl snd water, ant IN Ml SfM I aiv it.l al nil Matt If, A ate!, wl... Weill to let! 1,1111 of s . sbsses fey trstk, tsssal ana Seed frsas tstrvi itiidcgrooin at Orlnnel, Iowa, re- seivsd s rktlrl b sssU, aOKsayaSavl by (hi w rims ss, 1 Miranc, Matt II wuultl be feuiel to be of an BI .only si gotbl iiav or Tbi braVa rMssslsrd ihe bandi ilUny as Hist ut a reject, tl SSlbW , SS unrolled the cii nr. to f isl M'veral grsliii of atrychiiiue lu the end that u amuftar V w tiuUI I. lie off. I A ileputiition of Common OoUMlllOM s Istelv walletl on the fsther ol a im .ol..i.i . ir K.tW- laiel Ittll, al llaitipaleatl, lour milt Irotu Lsedl , lu pre I a nt him with the tree, 1, in of the city of lalSSSC Sir I Rowlsml aeid that s letter waa now carried al a lower I rate from Kgvpt to San rranclaro than in IK9 wa I tbstaSC fee esre ytse It If t tndos to Hsw rlasd. , 1 i in- Dunkard Church lorbldc a man to IB marri a atlSfl'Sa WSSkSS llesrgt H teeer, llatstsy ar town. Sd., waa a DSSStrd, ul In rSSrrk ..onus TM wh.,i..ii bate alviircsd It. Cbei h wanted 'imi. Ln Isnkssd an.l laSeUsd iii.n inerwartt flu ripakssa 11 grlert-tl hU at much that he Hlal to est. reel atsiva ll kkSJStll to ttealh. in aula t hla wife' entreniiee. Ik - Marvin Ilunuing. In-fore dying nt Had- u lyme. Conn . lW a tiers Slt.i' culd le louud hi'lden SS I a bag il biittiTtist. 84 that ft SN lSSl SS8S were burled In s cellar He wa 74. and for ii i oar had SSaeiVwd hlmarlf uf alim. i.'lil PjsC and r.re. 1IM aulethet waa raw aalt pork and coiir-e hn a'. tl H iivvd by hiuiseir. His ptssirty gsss ts a needy osur. H ("lata OwaMy of Stanford, Ky , saw notl.iou hi Hie diaVnasl ol I'- oni- bttWrl i hey ar B ami lhal ol 0, Y Burton to pn-veiil her iron, ... . ei l us iLA Into aa a eiiltor, but he,' fslksl told lurtun 1 il In SSI IW tar to ekl to I'c.uiie Otsrs'l bssbsnd -...i tea yWM t vt r t.i o nigh her ....an, Ktiiii w un I mill be III v owi stsrt lor vll -: ten rslka wj issiasa H hftrrlcd k vigt Uie mri owvory ivtui uiwi rssty, I in SMSd tk pnir ill the parlor together, ami .1, : hinlus M twice. Sul the w oiintl weie bllyhl. antl w Inn lot utltcf MM wsa safely away in Jail. CbrtSS ami t'larn fo: n.a. 'u-d. w - Beginning with Aug. 17 ami ending oti I Sept g 1. (l Ule epilation- coll 1,1 , tcl With t leguial H leywillla Ciirrk'd out ill lligol.ta.lf. Ill lla, ,4 Mil MM deienee il the lortre will be intrii.tetl t klsj r-a3se Rranttt. wink- lire sttiirkm-' Pjrtl - Will ' BSSSl LSI rais- MM sjuvuMsf Msjeruea von Ati Tastt The trenpi taiias 1 pari III the an ge opvrsU III ciilli .1 ol . . not uH MM tg llltalltry. one rt glllteltt "I loot in lllleri . tut t.,...n tg light eavslry. two tiaitiiion ,4 IStTtSStra. 1 ruaaps MM ny ol railway artificer, ami th t.u-hniciit if IW, iltal) MM Ions u: the uii.llary train. The stl.ick wUlbt n.a.ni) ill. MM acsd aist porUoS (at thl tooth trust oi lies liertTeSJ H on th rlsht bsnk oi lbs tasaaib, uot vtry tr f a ma MM s sirs I ysUwss fttstioa -r A mining engineer, wi lting to the Lath a ilnti faM aliinit the ma', SUTS, Mm psttate t'sasrsreel nllwy asys Hist whik I ..e .in m oo that Uas yecssOy he beessie aini,..t ins IbyOM m poltonosi atisssphsr. snd had to be ..-: : mil at (ho m Usis bsfsrs o M.hiug bit CstUasCoii On sp . M k UH Si ssitsl' lev s rsloray. (hi Utter (nsisntly iuimsIi I " ( III. 1 a-e, M, tropclilall Kal! w ay ." and at on 0 1 1 ilicC ll ent A wine glass of a peculiar kSsti wl.it t. r., .laced MM the , It alletl effect When Sbftt.l wl.ellur he oitrll U.ttl B 1 aaaaJSaaaab, it. ropllSd, " Wby, blotl )'i '. til Wl hat I ei!OTacati M.ny II. ill's fathci w i woultl i than sny other fsritnr in Wsad (ouao, k.:-.- irsISM M m elvi'd more cart ful dUoS tl in Oil 1 bt- B slow ett upon the ptfil f that part . 'I H famit! CSf SB SSISntl linen It tl thai he tbosM marry a i 11 sSsStl man, but she psrvsrstiy foil lu love w ith Jstai (sbl 'us, M s tiling tanner, who wss not nt all Ibl atSH the) a-aod kCTI tkssie Aahkurn an.l Mary w, rt SUllk'd a...Uj. The acletgot out. and Abhl urn a., I lh.it ll , aibtMSJ WU leaSMM the truth lo Mr. an I Nn II ll, taklw, OSJ ssasi 'lUeiK-es Mai J waab rrlne.l by the ule ahe aaal always bsse nkssatel, ami sb koa s Lbil in pttveM grief ami dibapiuiltittne nt w on hi he 001 Kalhef ISSS go llirough the ordeal. he p,,i,,it. .1 1.. t .' ' ' ''' s'ut Mrycbelns, Askkara d sots rod (bit he wool i not vlte by, and In lilclltl giuir.lc.l hnn DlOStlj Ui i' ISSt lu i ii trom Coin ii llll lig UI, l,lc . bbl w Ink btaslk - IttM ral prta'easlon SfSI pitsaltig the boils, he tl'. . t tta4 it tsd -t,, i lilnitoll Hlssim wi c: Iiowevi i..j uva w ound WSI sol fatal o'l The Ijondon KetmonttM renutrks Unit tho Cne of astbithlld has fsr tbro i lUunsi evl dbt kSoplSfl It affairs sun: ill a ill set-ret. ami hbia n o oi.lcr- rally i vempi front Iswtetts druiang tsi nts tint ips ni thrift psrlnsrs it is viriuaiiy the bsnksy id flvo yrsl Uovvriuneiits The late B.u ,.u gueh ,1 lor Utlftj rt .ie tao more tnipnrisut huanes ol ly or sta gvssl hunu. u rtSI Arms, couipoad ul many IndiytdUlts. kSIS the ,u tia9 cuudiuoii ol all Btlropoin tressui leb. anil a a t nd astl Cuiilrolled KOrtl ot agents. A renin rftshlc lat I IDOSl Uul Ureal Irta ta that H ftM dOM SSeUftltbltf. Sad ha 1401 the temptation to form all! 1001 w ith LSrur mar states or parlies, tlie Karon waa never net ua-,1 .1 WSSlSS w,r wnh rivals or mabim s rovotuUon m at snttrtnc leu A IMCulatbOut ooUldo uf his buainisi sithoogl great cayl I Isllsla, great loan mongers, and. avuwclly, Hebrews id LtV Hebrew tin Arm bs. morrovor. bj Uu tool tod etsd saf sralluu diaplaie.l by Its c.ailrolling head, enureiy over- W come the ilihfte w hlcli all but inlvOrSSlly fl0l ueS Q peek men rh aVusisiiat rfcsnli the Isto asron n ess ol ' tin c i a test R, If SOI Ul KISSMIIt, of hli klsd i I Bpec Saigeni baa dlsctivertMl another I plrltueliitlc iiieilluui to whom he pint hi lai ll Tbo "w new wonder Is W. II Resell of CostOll. Mr 'srgenl thus dearibes Ihu nral teal. "The coal tkytVII ul lha m cell 0111 were tletl with twine lo rellluve silapu'loll ul his osing ant tiling there tSSSStktd. He then allowed tli whon eouipsny toeKSiiunu the Hngt I el Ills right lisn.t. W were Iree lo wipe, rub Willi puStlO stone, ur waill woli clieinn-ala, his lii.le a Hncsr. thu mie to he BSId Al lowing bat to hold oiw end ol ii laige slate, while he held la sthtr, Ms msdlaSi thin wsvcdbli isnSngvr up ssd dM down lour or vt limes Slid lulls the Irstldl Up ! II ns JH mnU imilleihalel.v covered hulll sl.tes of tlie blste wim 1 wnung as 11 trom a lists ftflSCtt" The tin limn niaO psjHj Mr Kargeiil Outer lo write with, and (boa I two In. lies kiich It it a slight proUltM ran . e OU il I I isl "' lb Rsgsr, si (boogk from t blister, one oj un a- prstsMa iseot wi ebmlsslly ikosilnod, ami loimi to p iocjs poa ii ui atbsnwii, itarohi phospbsM cd Unn ssd pbsa pbsts oi ainiiioiua. wnh sit stnorpliosi pbillluul nisUei without any usees ul Sd, lltU or ,1 i .... -Ian,. I ordinarily used for wrimi U tlaltl ids LTUSSlSg luaro I is thus dra-rilnnl hy Mr ISlCtSI "Tin- slates had been carefully washed by s Isdj of the flisillh The awdlNiu islttd ni ii bl - '' i uultC M bUH Kile Unit ha. I bSOII lllot SUJlil) ...an u ..ler M ui IstbocUea on i. "ih sin csi U'l bi'-'.. up, it w Hllallulu Slid I t lea unlet tin blte .tl tlie . It ., tt.tr liar. I I 1 Ii. 1,1 one tai l "I tlie lists i,,,i I , ,, , IVittlbbal II bHstblisi On turtboo ol Uitplstshi nistt piotlom cvm 11 tl with Ins I,,:, huger 1 I the uu-, ss ll Stsklltg S lli'SWUSJi I I ial Men wrlUipj tMu (bin i rcvi-raod (hi iislvt ss I I IkSII uu Uie uioler suil.ue SSSSdrSSllHl Of SaSWira I I I!, LHHsBsilT !