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TUSCUMWA, MILLER. COUNTY, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1880.
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BREVITIES.
UluOkvoNK is resirtod to bo sevkiiuf
soinnciliatioii with Cardinal Manning. '
li takes 22H dog to make a feast fur
Ihfi Pawnee Indians, and even then Joins
of tho children get nothing but the wish-
l)01H
A man who was enabled to come from
India to Hudson, Now York, through
the, loan of $21) by a brother, has eloled
trilh tlmt brother's daughter.
'fits French m.iti-of war, Chateau Re
nault, now at Ni!v Orleans, Is tbn largest
war vewol seen in those waters since
Farrujjut came up with tin' fleet.
A KAILKOAU COtlphir, lll $10 11 week
reads with evident disguHt Uilih lov.
Dr Unit, of ew York, mielvctl over
HO.Wo in wedding foes Innt year.
Or the four brothers Dickons, each ot
wham nichfil young into tin' connubial
state, only ono lived ith his wife to tlw
end, iiui that oun wit. Hot (hiirlo..
Hirfivi has begun distributing soup to
her iMor from six depots, whorp lift)'
pillion Lotties are kept full f wlmt in
thought lo l a remarkably timid uHirlu
for public soup.
An utrt-nn in Hit- coinpaiij of the Phil
adelphia I lioKtnul Mri:t tl.eutro resigned
rut Lor ilum im tin-Ophelia verges, omo
of which urn imually omiiiod In jx rfonii
.nu t-it of Itumli't.
Vi.i. W'kitm tx, who ba reached
home, say the grout ( t . i i ji States afi lo
lf tii- dciiuito Mini dccisno Aineri.a ol
i!it- luliiiii, a they hiv already thetorsooi
uiir uutioualit) .
An Indian r.t (irli'dim liar, CaJ., killod
a white mull when frcuxied null whisky,
s-otue iiiiii.is tifj the murderer lo u tree
:Uld U-cd biizi u Uuvvt ln- i Mt- siinotiu
llltil ill- Milk (., A.
"uluVku's Tinvcl" liuvi- bi'i'ii dntiu
uil?.t'l for tin- Iiudon (ijioty. .Swift
uroli! ItrolntiuirniK. but h jirintt-r'n bliin
lor iiiudc it' nrobiliiiiiit (, tind it tnm
nunniiiLsl to tiiis diiy.
Tim thivr fiunt uMr-jctivt' iiotri'HMi in
Aliu rlill, fating twin uycnr moot-, n.r
ilrjw, an' m piny Hiiiiulliiiicoiihly in tlin
It.nton thciitru iK'Xt montb. Tbcy tire
Lotttt, .VoiUon and Andrr.-nin.
Tins Pin Li corri'-pmidcnt of ; luidon
imjifrmiyM tlmt M. riiillipurt hiK -nt4Tfd
iijioii liin novitlatt at u inoiuiHtcry iifiir
l.iinc,nnd i iroinx to abandon tint jMimp
and vnnilv of thi wickod world.
Is Ijuci'mdunrt. Australia, tbn Kjilcndid
wlvat rrop Iuih Imd, in tunny oines, to bt)
lit for I'oddiT, by reuwni of th nun.
Tin" colonii nre tlum iliiitrwiii;l- hvid
IKithetii; with the mother touutry.
Skmatmk Harrin dolivrrvd a Im-ture in
Albany on "l'oliti und I.itor.itilrt," find
pronoiiiiivd litornturo "litemtoor." Tin;
loi'ul npwn)rt('r and hoiiio of their yr-j-MMiidrntH
uro iirtninHiiin tbu jwi ti t .
Tin: bolls of St. IVWh. Zurich, uri- to
oc melted lo form a ncu net, but the Iih-uI
untiijuarian anch'ty has intorforod tomiv'
.UK- caft In ISt't, ncvi-i. yi"r jirevioiu to
'urkb's adhesion to ilm Swii Kedcru-
tioll.
. A ob-luoouk man of TulLihaU'liix'
Jli!., rcntccl cinhU'i'il in n's of luud bint
yi-ur and HatliiTed forty bulcii ot cotlou
fi-om it. llw name in Thomas li 'iuney,
t'X-TrciiMiiiT of the county. Hu did nci.r
Iv nil ot the w ork himsvlt.
Tin1 cx-Enijirc.H F.uouii.- iiitomlH to ho
tnm; In-r vmit to Zuhihuid that hho uuiy
bo on tho njKit when? her son mot bin
dcuth ou tlio anniversary of that event,
tho lt of June.' Hir Evelyn Wood will
bo tbo moort of tho poor woman.
Pa&wsgek faro on Ciornuin rail way
' nvvrac uliout urt tollow : l'er mile, (irnt
I'laKM, :) oontMj Heonnd, 2 t-2 oonts ; thirl,
lid cents ; fourth, 3-1 of h cent. The
fourth ola.-w iHU-nonuorM uru whul would
In ciilli'd In America "utiinders."
li.snow utw him, nud nijjiarontly not
Wforo it wiih needed, u Society for l'rv
venting Street Aoeidents and iKnigcroiix
Irivln(r. wbleh, fur the week on Jinr
Pioembiir 1S, nortod two killed und
forty-five injured trom thi cause.
TfiK Count JoHimos w rote and dtxiieut-
oJ to tho l'rinc Imperial, at the date of
Ida birth, March 10, 1H50, a poem which
ploaiied tho Kmporor and Empress
tliat they uctnowlcdcd Its merits in
iiu uutoKrunh letter, inclosing 5,011(1
friinm.
. Tub revisicd H.iytiau constitution ihm
videa that every able bodied nmle b-
twoen the Hgos of eighteen and distv
uiuut be a meuiher cither of the uruiy or
the national gnatd. Pouie )iec;jde in tlilx
: country evidently udmlre the Haytian
plan.
, NEWS(iLEAJiLN(JS.
oci, iHiUoned )iornnnour, Oia. Adunm,
for bis uiintltlilaltcv
to her. ami be died
1 .SuturJuy.
' .Krunb Kmllti ten -:tjhi in lUn l.b..L-
IuttJlieUOO b TeloTftnhfand Mail Bift 1 nud trillcnl last nlgli, lit ';ini inm.tl, by Join!
J, Suleotod&nd ClAssiflad.
Racoat Imoortant Efeuls at Hoiua and
Abroad Duly Chrouioled.
.Stolft'l. iu a uiinrrd
oftr a gaiui! of pool.
Sunday evonimjut Luwriunp, Kaiixin, a
U'leEtniph ifporntor iJiicM ("hnrlm Andrcwn
w as fatuity Htahlxxl kj' i'rry J'olk, a Colored
luiin. l'olk cmrapt-dj . ,
TwriitT-four ilo:!n lme oocurred thin
month at Uiuulwooill U. T., und tbu noi(;li
borlnn i'HiiiM.oiius(dy thf H-.xl!iiis;iini
and lung epidemic.
tticlianl Sullivim, a wrll kn'iwn Jour
nnllMt ol Suu Kranciii o, died ou Saturtluy.
lt -eased . a brotbl-r of H. J. Sullivan
editor of the Nation, puhlin. '
- John Franclii, who Vi'd t'jeu ammUxi-by
iMilieeinuu J-jHTiurr, but ili:bar):(l,at Day
Trtif, Ohio, on Kriday, h 1 1 1 ( t- n 1 1 y (i t a i) 1
killed the olUi.vr und wa auin arrestcil.
t'barlw I.. Cliniin wa the tiian Imind
ImiiKinx to a tree i mile etut of Ottawa on
Hatuniay niitht. lie waa a wall t-o-ilo Cirm
er In that noiijhborlidod, ami XI yearn of
Alxllt a liiMitll hulll("H (11 His iu Cur.
thaKo, Mo., burned out 'i'liuriday iiluht.
.Most of tho good were saved In 11 mnro or
K" iljiuiajrml oomtitloli. 1ai I.i,ixj to
7.v,noi; iiiHUrance liKtit.
A Tiwy exdUnu effort Ls iiomt tirinu
iniiilii to move tbu county scat of Labette.
county. Km., Inm iwwism to farmini
, Tlio county bin sixty mill uf railnmd and
twenty thousand inhabitant. and Iiils kept
j tlie county nt at i.ivuj for fourteen
j years. Hirth t.iwnsare ntiUe awns trorn the
j centre of tbo cmiily.
I KIOOMAl. AMI roi.lTK:AI..
-fiftieral (Jntnt It oicpw.'tod to hail from
Hutbub lor Mtu o February It.
MrsHrs. I'arncll and Dillou Aoke at
fnividunnu, K. 1.. 011 Katnnlflv nii'ht, uml
then NUirUsI for New York.
In the hoiiMi Mr. WnlU Introtluisi'l a
hill crentliiK Capt. J. II. Kaon anil his iwi-j.
u-s a rorjKinite txly uuilrlli ni)nsir 'thV
iri'e-Ooaanla Co.
J0I1H A. MutW, the ynteian 'olifomiu
pioneer, went to New York 011 Hatuniay to
jirril.lo at tlie dinner of tlio l -'ulifornia pin
uecr thla uvrnliif;.
Secretary Hehun ay: I divni it my
duty to do all I can toward settling the pres
ent tllliiculllcn without 1111 indiiiu war, uud
witbout doing Injustice to any one.
The Tte Investigation was continued
Monday. tJr'n. Clinton II. Pink chan;el the
Indian bunsiu with iiiimoiimiKeinent and in
arteutlon t 1 tlie rightful clulios of tbe t tis.
t 'onjiiiifcsintier Ilayt followed with a Kononil
ileft'iise ul bi. otllejul ai-tiolti.
The Turkish Anibaasador l Vi"iiuii Inut
i-ect iv.-d tbe followinu exilaiuitlon regard
ing the n-ent (sn!lict ill Albania: The Mon
tenegrin AltiU-kmt n villfl. Ikmt. I'lnva nn.l
t'Vik two biindreti bcsU of cattle. NoU Jacob Miller, a I'ruean Miliion-kistper,
day tbey mlTunis-d towanbt HuNiuzie and 1 w,'ile o ninn his Mtbion at .M l Aher av
I'lava, 'when the Albanian attacked rheui j V1""- Krlduy mornin,,'. wa.-n.et by two iin
nn.l drove them ucross the frontier The 1 "'""" uien, who atieniptKl lo enter, but
Albanian
wouudil
I'xtt forty lill. l and mv
whom lit: refused admission. One of them
I. UN Kit I. OHKII. Ml I KS.
lii-tanttv shot him throii 'li the lieiul imrt
! Ixitli iiHii cscud. llotliciiiu two hours.
! The s)licc b:iv., wi clue iLsyi t.
On Hinlcuy nlht at Omidia. Jariusi K.
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-In u lailway colluionat aouthlort. ban-1 enuuht lire wm after o'clock and the tire
custrrtihiru, ou Kriday, three penotis were cniinuml burnltm all night. The several
klll.sj and twenty in)ure. iar t,re story buildings were all dmtroy-
Mrs. Samuel Hayes was burmsl tndenih j oil, with a Mock of provisions 01' all sorta,
u aapoilue, outario, on rrt'lity HIKhl, by aioeo in km.imj. oil wiiiui there waa an
the explosion of a coul-oil lump.
A lioine ilUpatcli Buys tlio U lAhrria xe-
ueteM ii m a impoNiiiou 10 Bsnert thai an
agreement hu.s bts-n reni-htl betwwn fier
uiany ami the Vatieian.
A woman has died of nturvation in
Kilkenny, Ireland. There Is a lanrt; inlliiK
in Kilkenny of tramps from tbe distressed
di-triot, and numerous btirzluriea aie eoni-
mitttsl.
The lielit:f enteitaiHol that foreign
iusuraiieeof only .,!. The buildings
were valued at no,0U), half insured. One
huiitlreil men are thrown mil of employ
moot. ThU.Hi.s the lurgeft Mklnsf lmu.se
Ln Omtihu.
TilK WOITII.
;arolina has fundc:! btwein
and l).ono,oit of .ild bonds in
1 ent, liejiring hiN'nK from July
j Nrtrtli
t.,0i)0,ii0(
I new 4 ier
I l isso
illsturhaiitos at l'esth, is tiow l unlininsl byl ('oufi"House, Va., of inurtler Wfhe Hits.'.;-
later developments, ami a oire number of! drs;riti for killini; his wife, was itntcnctHl to
eighteen years impnsonment ill the enl-tsntiary.
them have tss.-n arrtwttsl
A St. I'elcrsburz ooriespoiiilcnt
com
menting Uxm the reported l.Uosirtii arnia-
nient, avs eome ot his American
IHentls who have Iwsmi theitt for wts-ka past
on bciidntKN isiiinwtfl with the war depart
ment, have leen told that not a single rlllo
would be ordered trom abroad.
A Iterlln oomstpondent says he Is ln a
position to state nion the highest authority
that newa has been receivcil from I'ersia, n
uouncing a second defeat of ItUHsinns by
Turkomans, in consisiuenoo of which tha
ltnssians were c)niS'lltsl to evacuate
Tchiklslnu and take reluge in their Hlii.
The exact details of tha atrair are not yet
rtsssvtsl.
ni:ssing
THK KAnT.
The Slate t-eal of Maine is -till
and a new one Is to be pun.hased.
A cable will be laid and n signal station
established at Mock Inland at the earliest
inomant practicable.
Karly Mnmlay morning the itiddefiinj.
Light Infantry received onlers to go to Au
giisla at a moment'a notice.
At Washington the Coiumlttoe npsjiut
ed to investigate the causes of the negro ex
odus commenced taking testlinouy ou ilou
tluy. Josh Dyer, m trial' In Albion, Ind., for
the munler of his wife, has been found
guilty, and his suuleucu Cxoil ut Imprison
went for life.
Tha village of I'axenovia, New York,
curb teen inlles aotitk ofSyracu.e, Is excited
over the ruuiers that a gang of counterfeit
ers exists Iu tho place.
At New York on the 17th the agents of
the Society for the I'rcventlon of Cruelty to
Children brought Into the Supreme Court
all the children in "Shepherd's Fold," i'iin
number, charging the Kohl with starving
and nc-UvtliiK tlie hapless little ones.
1'cndiug investigation the children were
eommiltisl to the care of the Society. One
child is said to be in the hospital because of
luck of nourishment.
At New Haven, on Monday, thejury iu
the llavilen case disagreed and were dis
charged and the special term ot court nil
journcd ahit Jit. Thejury on the first ballot
stood eight for acquittal and four for con
viction. Second ballot, nine for acquittal
and three for conviction. Fourth, nine tor
acquittal and two for couvh-tlnn lu the first
decree and one In the second degree, and on
a subMxiuent ballot eleven to ouo. Ilaydeu
remained at the court house a long time
receiving the congratulations of his fricudj
and at a Irte hour wus returned to jail, prob
ably to be bailed.
Lafayette Carson a young Ohio fc Mis
slsinij.pi brnkeman, entered ltvanV foucsTt
saloon on Firth street. Cincinnati, ou the
loth, created a row with Mrs. Itvsn, and
ripis'd out a knite ami cut her bivlly. He
then cut Lou West and Fred 1'. I'ageuderen,
waiters, and 1'at Moran, watchman. When
the police entered the bur room it liHiketl
like a slaughter house, with live persons
lying bhssling 011 the tbsir. The wounds
are all ugly, hut the purtlet will probably
recover.
WEEKLY MAKKKT Nl'.MMAUY.
KANSAS CITY.
Cattlk. Extra prime steers, 1,'S.H) and
over, (-l.!irfi,4.Mt; fair to. prime,
W.W ; native ftsslers, av. 1,0X to 1 ,'JOu, ti 7")
(iV;i.40: riati'e stis.-kewr, t. 8.l)0 tol,0o,
tj.tUfant.isi ; native cows, fair to good, !:.)
tcft.i'i ; Texan steers, fti.UOfgfti.tll.
" Hons. C01111110I1 to choice, jhi.Wfyii.W,
stockers. $2.7ff ::.25.
liUAis. WlnUTwhtsit No. I, tl.27 ; Win
ter wheat, No. li, HMi : W inter wheat, No
4, $1.07; Com, No. i mixed, )te; Corn j
rejected, L'.slc; Oats, No. 2, 41c; Bye, No. 2
Mknf.hai. PHonrcT.. Apples, per bbLJ
2.'.T(;t.5t , it utter, choice, -JXlc;
Mutter, medium grade, HfuilSc; ('Iieese.
Kansas riiiie, V2(i,Vk; Hums, 0f(i,9je;
I.ard, 7(Ho ; Epas, sr (ltm-n, 2uti ; l'ota
lix, 40fa 75; ; Sweet ptitatoia, OOtWk;.
lloiai. Auction Uonea and isjniea, gtsxl,
to ; Auction horses and ptuiies, extra,
to Cm ; l'lug horaa, very coinmou, $10 to
H'lb; Mug horses, fair, $.10 to ; l'lug
hwtscs, extra, $10 to JoU ; l'lain heavy work
ers, ;5 to $75 ; Good hmvy workers, $S0 to
$m; Fair to extia heavy workers. $ll0 ti
l.'S).
IIhoke Ml l. as. Mules ISJ to 14 hands
high, $' to -4.1 ; Mules 14 to Hi hantls liiuh,
il'jtotO ; Mules Hi to 16 bands high, 100
totf; Mulea Hi to lo hantUi high, axtra,
7." to ; Mulis 15 to liihanda high, tso
to $100: MuhoHto lfi hands high, extra
tlintolHO; Mule 15J to 10 hands high,
Wftotd.'iO.
OTHEIt MAUKrH'S.
St. Loots. Wheat, January, fl.JMJ; Feb
niaiy, Sl.Ult; March, $1.43. Corn, January
,'iiWic; February. ;&c: March, 40c; May,42ii'.
Cniatoo Wheat, January, 1.27; Feb-
niarv. fl.aii. t tirti, Deisinner, atio; jau
I'LATINI'X l'K JIB. EDISOS.
The IMsctnrerjr Halt! to hnrn been Mad to
.t-.iiii inn iioriM'snoM.
New York Sun.
Thompson's tho Flat, on Feather River,
in Uutta County; California, aecms In
uur way ot neconung lamoiu. Jlr. Edi
aon'a agontu have, it in said, discovered
platinum thirt in paying quantities.
Heretofore tbo Rreat platinum mines in
Huosia hav Is-on oontnillod by two largo
nrnis, one m r.npmiid ana tli other in
r rants-. juescnrmH nave mm uccm
tomed to retrulato tlio price of tho mate
rial to suit tliomstdvoa, and hnvo alwava
taken care that tho demand nboulil ox
rood tho supply, in order that the price
might lx kept up. The amount of platit
num iifed in Mr.' r.dbn'a first liiht
tliat is to any, in tho spiral principal, tirnt
illustrated in tho Ktin ivst nlxitit fifty
cents for each lamp. In tho carbon liyila
now in uo the two fine jiio(s of wire
thatRupKrt tho horseshoe have tgother
loon CHtimatetl to be worth only novon
cents. When Mr. Edison begin to
manufacture Ids lamps in largo ipiantitios.
it is expected tlmt tho increased ilomand
lor plati'i'itu will tend to increaao tlio
price. Should this prove, to be tbo case,
Mr. Edison intends to mine his own
platinum at Tli;nn)in'h Flat instead of
HtilunittiiiR to tlio .'etiiimds of tho foreign
platinum mononoli.st.s. Mr. KdiaoiiUnf
the opinion that in iliwovtring the
metal in paying quantities in this coun
try he has virtually discovered the value
of tho anly remaining unknown quantity
necessary to an alisolute solution of the
electric light problem.
Some intoreming . experiments were
made in Menln I'ark vosterdny, wliich
havo determined Mr. Edison to reduce
the size of the carbon borsesliotis in the
glola-a. Two light that have been burn
inu contaiitIy for nearly 2oti hours, were
taken down in order to ascertain whether
they bad depreciated by combustion
ai nco lirst lighted, iiy inciins of the gal
vanometer, an nccurate tosl. was made,
and the result was compared with the
original tests. No reduction had been
untie. That is to y, the amount of
oxygen that bail gained admittance had
been so inlinitesiuiul tlmt tho combus
tion of the onrboti could not bo measured
by tho lincst and nicest test. It was
found too, that, by reducing theaizeof
the carbon horceshooa one thinl, eleven
lights ooutd be generated jier horse
power instead of eight. By increasing
tho resistance of tlie lamps from 100 to
2iHl ohms Mr. Edison finda that be can
still further increase, tho number of
tiitbtii per horse power. This, Jliowevor,
not bo attempted. Aftliougtl wr.'raV-
son s lignta are eacn 01 oniy eigrueen
candle power or equal to one ordinary
gas jot, their intensity may be increased
fourteen fold if necessary, uithough, of
course, at a relatively greater expense.
In an interview Willi a reporter tor
the Ixmisvillo Courier-Journal, a few
tlaysago. Mr. Finckney F. Ureou, speak-
nigofEdisoa Electric lJ'dit Company's
stock, said:
When I wont to Now York, about
seven weeks ago; the stock of tho com
pany was valued nt f 200 per ahare, just
double ita face value. At that time, how
ever, the Btock was scarce, ami very lit
tle was thrown ujion tho market. I
knew of only ono traiiwietion ono of
the original stockholders soltl to a friend
enough stock at $200 to repay him for
the money ho hud tmbscnlaid ut first.
Thuatock jumped in a few days to foOO
per aharo. ami the friend who had
IsMight nt t200 sold out two-fifths ofhia
interest and covered bis outlay. The.
stot k then went up In regular jtmipn,
and is at present about $5,(Hi() per share.
iTooaoty l no nrsi exniuiuon in mi."
country of photographing at night by
elwtric light wus aeon at Sixth avenue
nnd Fourteenth street last evening. The
exhibitor wan Mr. luna, the photo
grapher. 1 he light was produced bva
Fuller machine of3 1-2 horse power. 1'he
lamp was set in a bright metal funnel
like that which endows tho headlight
of a locomotive, opening widely outward.
A tbsxl of light was oast upon the person
tdttimrtobe photographed. A sheet of
eround ulass. held close to tha funnel,
tempered anil d'misod the light. A gen
tleman was phoiograjdled in thirtv-three
seconds, as short a time as would have
Butliced on a bright dav, and tho negative
w hen subjected to n bath of chemicals
in the photographers dark closet, was
as distinct as thouirh It bad been tnken
in sunlight. Completed photograph
could bo prepared from it, Mr. Dana
said, by to-morrow morning. Mr. Ihina
says that photographs by electric light
may lm mado as taithful likenesses as
any others, and cost no more thun those
taken in sunlight
Cold Winter tu Paris.
froaen bt the cellar. In 178 tho los on
Grand canal of Versailloa wan twelve
Inches thick. In 179o the thurmometer
fell to nine below xero, Fahrenheit, la
lans; tbe frost continued for fix week,
and tlie dutch fleet, froxen in the Texol
was captured by a foroa of French cavalry
and horse artifery an episode of war
fare Vbloh forms the subject of Oi.eof the
pictures in tho gnllcriiss of Versailles. In
lHIJOthe thermouioter fell to aero la
i'arm; all tbe rivers in Franco were froa
pn, and many men and much cattle poi
ishetl by cold. In D."3 nearly all tha
nvors in lCurnne weronioro or lout frnn.
ovor; andilnally, In 1871, U10 thermome
ter in Pari fell to seven Ixdow com.
I'lthronbnit.Jiut taW ecnewivA isU
of ahort duration, and the Heine was only
completely frozen over for ono day.
The Great Balla of this Beacon.
(N Y. OurrutponiiKnoe Indlanupollj Journal. .
Tho demi-monde mast lmva it public di
versions, as well a tlie higher and better
world. New York, like London, baa 1m
Argvln KiKnns, ami like Paris, its Jardin
MuhUlo: but to freouent. or even lt.n.l
such a place U, to use a slang expression.
a deail give away." There are hundred of
women in thi.i wicked city who would scorn
to show themselves at auuh a plac, who
yet gladly resort' to the annual boll ot
the Circle Francals del' Hanuonin. ulim
they can, If they choose, remain undetected
by the crowd, theirproteiiso known only to
the fuvored tew. These women aoumi'tute
thedemi-inomle proper (or imroper) as It ia
undersUKst abroad, not as the lena U ap
plied here. Many of them, elegant, ao-
coinplished and well bred, are yet ostracbod
i.tim sotuety ny a certain lndennita man
unr of life: that makea itself fell
even when it cannot be explained. They
drive at tho same hour as the respected
loilies of society, they frequently go to
fashionable churches, they occupy adjacent
seat-, ut theatre, und ooora. They occasion
ally impose on decent people butUcieutLr
to be received by them, and they are, at'
leait, sure to know the same uie'i; out they
form u class walled by a barrier and
bounded by destruction. These women flirt
ed and coquetted at the Academy of Music,
the other night, to tho most voluptuous
music of the French opera-boutl'es,
aided and abetted by the husbands, lathers,
brothers, sweethearts, and, in not a few
cases, grandfathers of the lathes who despise
them. Police restrictions against disorder
were so righ'.ly enforced that, although there
was tremendous levity, there was no ram
pant looseness. So at the French ball, wine
and women mado the hours speed madly
enough for all practical purposes
The.ru was perhaps less glitter
than formerly, nnd certainly leas can-can,
but virtue must have fell its ear tingling
now anil tbuu. For you know the hall was
ovn lm; nclt whb-h Is eminently re. ,
hers attended in duo decorum and charac
teristic French ugliness, and amiably cou
sen ted to be submersed and lost siirht of In
The carnival of the "half world" whose pnr-
suit is pleasure iu inasquoraiia.
Tin; miraculous release oMJbiirles F.
Freeman, who sacrificed bU child at
Pociuwett, is predicted by one of the prin
cipal Advcntista of that place. Accord-,
lug to this authority, the early reeunec-
tion of the girl Is expected by FroetaavB
nd his religious friends.
Do not stupefy your baby with Opium or
Morphia mixtures, but use Dr. Bull a Baby
Syrup which is always safe aud reliable and
nevei disappoints. 2.W.
Halls UaOsam
Cures Colds, Pneumonia, Brouchltia, Asth
ma, ( roup, hooping Coagti and all diseas
es of the breathing orsrans. It soothes and
heals the membrane of the Lungs inflamed
and poisoned by tlie disease, and prevents
the night sweats ana tightness across tna
chest wliich accoinjiany it. Consumption is
not an Incurable malady. Dou't despair ot
relief, for Hall's Balsam will cure you, sveu
though professional aid falls.
Henry's Carbolic Solve is used extensively
in Hospitals, and is found to be not only a
thoruogh purifier and disinfectant, but also
the most wonderful aud speedy healing
remedy known. Heals cuts, burns, sore,
finiples and all skin diseases. Ask for
lourv's ami take no other.
uarv.4Uo:"Fobruarr.'K40ic; Mav.Viifdi I The (iautt de I'arii gives a list of the
40c. Oats, December. Sic; January, We, . cole
TUK.WKMT.
WeMcru railroad have haruionlisl
their contest over Colorado buslnea.
-T. Dwlgbt Thatcher, ef Iwrunce, has
boon nominated for oue ot the census super
visors of Kansas,
San Francisco, Los Angclos aud Stock
ton, Cnl., contributed t,10o to Ireland's re
lief fund, and remitted It ou Saturday.
At Milwaukee Geo Shelter's residence,
On Prospect avenue, lrued yesterday
morning; loss, 4X3,000; lusurance, t2,Mo,
tlaran Sudth, colored weaaan, of Chl-
Februarv. 3Hc: May :WJ
IJVKLIMOL. tlrcudstniis uiieuaiiKwi; iu
ter wheat, Jts 4d0ilU lOd ; spring, Us. 1
to lis LSI. Gor:i, old, .V Hid t C. Oau
l)a 81. .
lfxni;x ItoVi'K, 11 Texas stage robW,
was lu jail at Austin. His wi' rode to
tbe prison ou 11 racehorse aud ixsked if
alio coultl take a basket of provlona into
her husband's cell. PormiKsion was giv
en. Tho jailer, wheube thought her visit
had. lasted long enough, opened the cell
door and ordered her out. Boyeo came
Instead, brandishing a revolver that bad
beou carried to him in the basket, and
made bis way to the fust burse, on which
be rode away.
IjImmI u-i iitt'ra which Iiava been exneri.
I enoexl in France since the fifteenth cent
ury. The winter of MOH was the "groat
winter," in w hich nearly all the bridges
in Paris wore swept away by the ice. In
14.20 thousands perished by cold in tha
capital of Franco, as well u's in tbe out
lying districts, and wild beitsta devoured
human corpses in the atreeta of Paris. In
1007 tho harbor of Mairwoillea was frofeu
up. In 1044 frozen w ine was brjken up
with tao ax and wild by the pound in
Paria. 1007 cattle perished from cold in
their alalia, a fuel famine ooctired in Paris,
and wagons were driven across the
Seine. Iu lo(i5 the thermometer in Paris
fell to twenty -two and one-half cent itfradu,
or eight, below zero, Farenbeit, In 1700
the Mediterranean was frozen ovor in
manv nlaeca. the itreater number of the
trees of France wae destroyed, and wine
Astonishing fMteteaa.
It is the duty of every person who has
used Biatchec's fierman Syrup to let its won
dertul qualiUes bo known I their friends
in curing Consumption, severe Coughs.
Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, aud in tact all
throat ami lung diseases. No (arson ran
use it without Immediate relief. Three
doses will relieve any case, and we consider
it the duty of all druiists to roooiuiueud It
10 tho poor dying consumptive, at least to
try ono bottle, as 40,000 doien bottles were
sold lust year, and no one case where it
failed was rcisirtod. Such a medicine as
the tiennan Syrup cannot be too widely
known. Ask yonr druggist aboat It. tjara .
pie bottles to try sold at 10 oents. lingular
sue , J oents.
A (Im4 Thin
D. W. Johnson, IW'l Arch stiwt, Philadelphia,
l' Imni.k iiu an Insole bf VeaeulileHllk, tniuervt-
oas lo tttunpuert, warm ami soil to tha loot. 'I hJ
gu lu lh hot! of sillier lady r geutUuuan, belu
il, 1 11 nd elesaat. Iinperfuct cTreulatloei cauioa
cold feet, pauipiies and cold ftsrt creal mucn
sli kuewi in the wintor seaaon. As au Inu-oUucOoa
of the iroods to th reaUars of this papar, 1 wdl
end by mall thre i'slr" flfty o"B. oralx
ISUIS lur OUe uuilr. nuu nil kiiui.i.,
stale sizes of shoe worn.
half tho uauti P"ts.
Tbe aticva la about ous
Waatasl.
Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich., want an
agent in this country at once, at a salary ol
$100 lr month aud expenses paid. For full
particulars, address as above.
0)1,45.80 TKOriTa t! TO UAJs.
10 luvested In Hirhlmata HU.s k syts ulsUons to
Wall street, pars uuiaeiui prtifua. Vaiuphuss ex.
ilainltiK everything, fissi. ilfcATH CO., Mruk
r. IZil Broadway. X. V.
Consolation is always found In the diction
arv; Piso's Cure for Consumption 1 found lu
all drug stores.
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