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_*irtinst*mrius.
?woo orsa* MoTtss?14?Ilumbua
|_8tari_-?s?Erminie
pw Moskb?Waxwork.
Er_j*ti>a Woods-"t*. lld Wost.
Cai\isom**ocakii iHKATRr?H:30? Prince Karl.
JtAi-tsost-AVif. ami r>t)Tli-ST.?9 a. in. to lip, u_?Merri?
mac sud Moniror Naval nattie.
JdANtiATTAK itt* ai ii?ram's lu ruing of Moscow.
m KKMitAi Pam. (I*,nins-S?Conceru
pim tiKOKOB?Patrjr Laud Couceru.
Ya ai lack'*-- x? Falk..
.ni-AVK. and Mr*.-**..? 0 am. to ll r. ns.? Tne New
Cyclorama ul tba Battle., of Vicksburg.
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Tare. Col.I Pa*-. Col.
Amosemcnts. 7 ?'? Marri aves ,. Ksaftis. 8 -
Ai in an.-, tr-ms. B I Misi-elianenus. rt o-A
Faners aud Hi..kera 8 t Musical Insinm.-nta ? J
r-i-aru and homis ... | tl New I'.iMlratlnna_ 6 1
Jtiismess Kliaiues ... 7 1 On-an -1. a-- . ?. fl *
rns.ru ss Not cs. ? 1 Real K.state. 7 1
ivirtrnd Notues. 0 ? Rooms ano Kl ats . 8 fl
J-nronean AUv's ... 5 II *> es br An-fmn. ... 7 I
Si. ursions. 7 fi BpecUl Mooee.. f> IJ
I'insiiils' . B ;t I siinatimis Wanif. ... 7 4 Jj
lien. Wanted .- 7 l Hieeaibeats awl H. & I ob
llt.rels. 7 1 BBWUBBT Keaurts. 7 'ii
_ii?rriict!on. 0 l-l leathers . A *
laagai Notice. . S B I l.e Turt . - ?
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_3n3inf9s Xotuco.
HUM'MK T.RM-* T.i MAU. Sf n-*r,,U Ili.'f
.-f'.ai' 'rei In the I niter! .vf a Vs.
1 Vear- t. Morai h. f Months.
r? IT** wit*-- f-Tindae.Sta.aa. ?4.*t aw la
rsili.wnl,r.ut tsunday. 7->0 35- l <??
Brr-ai lritiuiie.. ISO . _ ??;??-.
Remit by I'ueul omer or Kxpr.-i Cider or Rcgistere
Ps Kosisl Note tr... remitter wi;: piesse write on tlie Noss
? J or 'mr Nr.Yi'RK trihi ns."
Hair, ofiiceof Tur Trihi in, IM Naasat.su, yew.*, ors.
-.iiislUiorissseuiiwuissnasir "Tai iwona New.iori.
RRANCII OF.'lC.V*. OF I-IK TKtRl*\r_
AnVfrtlv-nientsfer*.!ibllrJtton In Tur rroiill, and orders
ir* rr. rv itu d-liverro* f|,_-'ailr y-xner. will bc receired al tbe
nil-wins branch oflleea lo N-w-Yo.*.
Praiu-ti omeo. 1.93* Rre?dway. na. nxtnC p. ss.
fr KV. Rrn-<lw?T. between 2 M an i IM sta., lilli n. TL
iv i SOU Weal I wer.rr.tliiril.st.. 10 a. m. t<> sp. m.
Vo 71*0 Tl lie ave..B-.r Forlv-seweBtb-si-iin a. m. tc, ri n.m.
?to ] mCTMrl-re.. near "-uiirttt.st.. IB s. m. toS p. m.
JCe _>0**'i Kasir' "ne-hu...'*?< -l.fiii-i.tw. iitv-flftl sr. 4 toS ram.
_*.__naonsva Ne. I'.1' ?-"nu*tb.ave., cor. of Fonticenth-st,
IU OTHKB ciTIF".
Wttmr*trm%?,.t&t Tm! 1 t-M-OK?VB Ff-.Ifnr--st.f-tTST.rl
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?fOUKDED BY BO-,API OREKLPT.
TUESDAY. JULY 13, Jsm5."
THE REWS TB IS MO RM Sd.
Fobb-O*-.*? Roma Role Proepeeta . Professor
J. K. Tlioroltl Rocanonthe situation. ir._r__: Nego?
tiations between Lords Salisbury ami Hartington.
r? ?___ The New-Zealand en.tli<|ii .i*e. ? Fiench
Pn_eeaaadt_e Army. Hie Duke of Argyll
on Ihe L'tiiioii stuto** ami Ireland, : Diabai <1 tui
th? Turkitii reserves. _?__: Fisheries eomplica*
tunis.: -?The International Chess Tournament in
Landan : nn Aneriean victory,
Ji.mf.stic.? Conforeiico of le-uilli. rms on tem*
jennine in Boetoo* rceonitneadmit action bj th"
party m the State. - *-___ Dittppearanee of (Jeorce
Schilling, Um Anavehis*, from Chicago.
Tannera and enrnere io Salem demanding shorter
sjre__tui| ilays. ?__= _= Propoeit1__i ->f 1'. I>. GoWen a
t - Kemi mg renrc.itiiz ition ,- the bearing in regard
ta the floating debt. , Waahington Parkraoes.
Cn y a**i> SfFKimw. - A tni'i paai middle life
giiil lila sisl ia iitiaimilii il sunni.'. - Pallnre oj
J. de Rivera A- Co., *-'i_,ir imrro**ta?ra. ?_-__: T?e.
luovuls nm.j.* by Commissioner Ekiniia The
tax rate to be reduced. - NewaboyB on an ex*
riu-.i..n. =:_-___: Nearly 1,900 Freeh-Air children
started for itu* country. ___=-_. Ferdinand Stagg
died,:-Gold value ni the lesral-tender silvet
dollar (4124 graius), 70.27 eentd. Btocki
duil and drooping, dosing ****- ak.
Tbr Weather? Indicationa fur to-day: Pair
and ci<-:ir and BO-Dewbat aarme**, Teinperature
yerterday: Ulgbeet, 71*'. loweet, 60 i avenge,
Utj 1.3d. _
Pereone franny tomi for tin bweoit, and fonn
r, o havellere, can have Tm Dailt J'kh'.i nf.
moiled lo them, pottpaid.foi 76 eenie per wtonth,
ll ( oi thi j.j. being changed at often ai deeired,
lui. Dailt T_.ibi.ki will be sent toony address
tn Europe (tl li/l J5 per month, uilic/i includes
the oct an jioi>ta<je.
There \vu*< bo <|uoitiiii of Um Bri dg_ trustee
jegterday. This ia not tin* onlv time thia year
that snell an announcsiunenl will bc atade. lt
ll no uncommon thing roi more than
om of the lammor months to pasa with?
out cnoii-!: trustees getting together to
hold the monthly meeting, Vet the gffain of
the Bridge k*u oa just a*, mil irhetiier the
truBtees meei ur not. Is anything more needed
to convince the Legislature thal the Board of
Trustees is a hm leas and sujierduoas builj f
Ti* Dike d'Au nile <l oed Bot propose to be
Busted from his position in tbe French Army
without a struggle, lie has Informed the I'aria
Government that his removal without faull on
his part Uunconstitutional, military rank above
a certain grade being the pertaonal property ul
the holder, lt they want to put lum ont the
Government can dolt, ofcours-s hy a decree < i
expulsion, winch, l>y a clause in the Inst exile
law, the Deputies loft to tbe Ministers; but the
l*ul.e's resistance will embarrass them greatly.
Tuc French people aro just Ulogical enough to
tlimi*, ili.it bo plucky g feUow m d'Aumale ought
to be allowed io stay,
Irish-AmericaBs will be rac-tnraged to
In.iie mi loi lui.nu! by leuiiiii- a letter from
l*ioil's?o: Rogers, ol Oxfoid, on Home Kidc,
|.,iiii('tl in lin: 1 'linn nk"s .ucclu] foreign
dispatches Ibis morning, lie expieja.es no <1 iubl
hut ui.ii a di ,,(11... K will occur in tlie lintisli
I'ailiilinen! until as lull a iii.;i-ut. :i- the l.ilc
lliiiie Wu!e bill is grouted bj Ihe Government.
In thia FiofesHoi Rogei agrees with ni"st
till.11 ax-ll informed ohserveru. Nothing uow
can gitraily delay l*he -cttlcmeut >.f the hish
quefstion on favorable terms iinle?e tlie Iii-h
th. iii-i-h.'s iiii-iuii rprel oi resent the Leiupomrj
Jl Imtl they li-ive ju-st ire-ive,1.
Thc Republicans of Maasachusetts have
gbown lin* siinc! itv ol their profession., in be?
half of temperance by tbe convention held y ?
tel?ay at Booton, Tbe New-Jersey movement
was approved, aod by reao.uti in tbe Republi*
rans ol the Bay Mate were urged to array
tin auelvee against baIoobs and ram, and to
ailuw the people te vote on the question of
coflstitational piohfbition. Tbo convention
was leasonably largn and reprascntativo and
ita iniliiciicc will iloiiitli'.s in* foll tbroughoat
tin- party. Fanatical temperance people will
doubtloaa eay that such convent ions aud reso*
Juli ms as th. me.in nothing. Hut they
should ash themselves if the Democratic party
hus ever done even bo much as tosug*
eon veal iou to strengthen its temperance priu?
ciplea.
? a* ?
This city nbonnda in strange crimes, bm one
Ot ll.e lu...al rein ii kable ni leeelit oi allin ur. s is
tin- Silicide i 1 Mr. (.'iiny ur il hil sister al No.
60 Lexington-uve. li is utterly inexplicable in
the ordinary sense ot the wor.l. I hey wert
in -.illy, quiet people, well enough to do, resei ved
in manner but yet not m.ne .-,?) than uiauy Ber
soiis in eiary one's circle ol' acquaiuUncea,
lloal singular of all is tlie feel rt:;it they were
Jii.inaii Catholics, because ii is rare indeed thal
Bay one of that faith takes bia own life. The
clime waa evidently carefully planned, a.- the
note wi men on July 8 proves, lt ia passible
that loBjr blooding ovei tbe Iocs ol all their
jeiaiives iiii-i upon their consequent lonely con*
ditioa destroyed the balaace ol their minda,
amt lasload ?.t laoding them in un insBne
gusy I um, a. it eoiiiinonly would do, drove them
to smellie.
-s> ?
Wheo the eBitltqunkea Bl lachia, Agram (sud
Chins attracted Miu-iiiion m.nu years rjgo, it
Wii. predicted hy a Flem lim in, Gaptttiu De
Lunney, that then- WOnlil Ih* a great I'OUVUl*
ai<m alu.ui l^s:l, bul i!i,ii ila- in.il __L_astei ol
thc pCBMBt e.ii_-i.jUi_i-.c cycle would not U_ku
place until 1985 or 1880. {scientific people
did not pay much attention ts Do I-auneyV
words, hut the tteiucndnus outburst in Java
and thc Srrnit.- of Sunda in 1 SS:J BB-Md to bear
OBt tlio first pail of his prophecy, and now
thc catastrophe in New-Zealand sustain- tin?
sel mid parl in g icm.? kal de way. The Ftcnch
man may yet bc proved to bc only a Miamk
W-MT-B-, but, it must W admitted Unit of lute
yean ciuibqi-tkei have trs-en inn ewing lo
sevenry, and, Judging oven from the scanty
detail- ?ow ut hand, this last one In New-Zea?
land w;uj teiilile OU*OUgh to be the culmination
of Mah honois. i'.\ ci \ lindy will bg ctiiioil**
to observe if presently biillnuit sunsets, windi
followed tlio mithquake In Java, aic repeated.
OFEICIALs WHO OUOTIT TO GO.
Co-.nntaB.o_er Bqnira tums refon_er nrtheT
late in the day. Over a vear ego be was wiit?
in-; letters to thc Boaid ol EsUmate declaring
that illili ss Ids nppinprintiiin were inc rca--cd
thc mtereats of the city would sc. lour-ly putin.
lt was particulaily lucosiiy that he should
have imne money (dr Balarie**-, 'After thinking
over the matter lor a year he concludes that
then are a prent many iinneei Beary men on
lu's pay-rolls, and tba! In- can gel along with
even $100,000 less appropriation. On the
principle of "giving tin* devil his due" every
fair-minded citizen will welcome this change
in Mr. Squire's mind. No matter what the
motive, the -Use-urge cf thirty-three laen yea
lei day?to bc followed by other removals tu?
lky?is 1 gr.tin, 'This bears out what we have
said repeatedly about thi* department. At
least one-third of the men on it--* pay-rolls could
be di--lien-sid with, and Mill the MOM wink
could be done as at present,
We do not credit the report that these mon
are removed out ot fear of anything thai may be
slid or done by Mayor Grace's Commissioners
of Ai counts. Mr. -Squire admits that
he baa had all along a much larger
lorie than w.__ ne-tea-atty. This has
bees (lenioiistrated by exposures In these
column**, ns it was by similar eiposnres
by 1 x-Cominis-ion,!' A-ten nnd by g Si nate
Committee, lint the Comini-sioncrs ot Ac*
OOUJtS, who li,ive laen paid to do such wink,
have BC. yet Blade thc (lisi.iveiy. They only
lind out those things apparently when thc
exigent*_cs of the Mayor's political fortunes
reqiiie such a di**covory to be made. A Bsmilar
motive doubtless iurtueuces Mi. Spine. Tho
gooier the city is rid of snell a clar*s of officials
the quicker its tag rate will be lowered, without
it Milt to tin- Bubtertiigc ot Increasing tin- bonded
indebtedness) as was done yesterday by thc
Board ol Estimate.
,1 COALITION GOFERSMENT,
Thc current rumors respectinjt 'lie Coalition
Undine! tue i_t_-ouub)c, ii preiuaturc, As the
Conservative- will not have a thai ninjoiltj
in the new House, theil louder will naturally
.1, to M'liiie the peimaneht .upjiorl ol thu
Moderate Kiln ml- who have bm -tattling willi
lum against Home l.ulc. iii dues uot lequiru
Mi. Ch..mia*, lain 'a aid ami Mould lie eiulj.u
liis-rii in- lu- presence iii tbeCabinei ; and con
si,|H'i,ily he \\:ll ii"i make overtuies tu bim.
Bul the Whigs he in anxious tu separate fiom
ihe Liberal party and is Ukely to oder to then
leaders important Cabinet positions, li is not
probable timi Ihe Whig leaders have bun mimed
or th.it a loi 111.1I programme has been decided
Upon as a l.a-sis Kn negotiations. Lord S.dis
buiy being in impaired heal iii and at a distance
hom 1..'imI"u. 11 i- safe i<> .1 -:11m tli.it the
aiiiiouiici nu nt.s in .de in tlie -Uspatctie- a:.
pu m.it tu 4*. lint there is cveiy h.ton t.> be?
lieve thal ii Coalition Minis-try will be io,med.
tl.at Lord llnrtiiigton, Mi lleuiy J.mim*s and
Mr. Goschen will tie Invited tu j. in it, and thal
the piugiainme lo be adopted trill not be unlike
tin one outlined in the di-pat-he--. The Con?
servative pail., luis been iteudily out-debated
in the JJ.msc oi Commons -ince Mr. Disraeli
was raised to the peerage, li a Coalition .Minis
try involves ultimate... thc fusion ol the Whigs
alii i'01 i.s, tl.eie will be a y. eat :h. . --ion oi
deli.ililli.' p.-wei oil that side ol till Holla*?, i'll.
party ltsi.ll w.iiill bc gieatly strengthened,
il the body ol electois repi-esenttd by iin.-e
Whig leaders could be incorporated wi li it. li
Loni r-.i!i linn ai w* under good advice, he
will not only form ii Coalition Cabinet but
tii-.u his allies with exceptional geuerosiiy m
assigning olfltes to Iheru,
The prof-pummc foi such .1 Ministiy cnu L*
constructed null: enough, ll.un. Rule hav?
ing been eiiipliatiiallj coudtsuued bj ihe con
? iiiui'mies, there will be no itttempl to ii vivi
Ml". '-I id-K.in'- lue.lilies. lue appeal t<> iii''
countiy on thal subject waa di 1 oct and
tin* answer unciju .omi. No Ministry will
have valid nutho.iis, io graul h_j?_itive
ant.ku.nu to Ireland until oiiuther genein]
election can be h< ld. The only miIi
stitute Im Home Ruli which thc Coalition
Ministiy can oiler is an enhiigcmenl ot tin
functions ol local government, Thii 1- ;i miIi
pa t .on which thcre is no 1 li.inc. for division ol
i.j'iiiiun among the Unionists, A large Load
1 i?.\?i linn ni measure applicable to thc United
Kingdom will lie unqueHtioiiablj the hit woiU
wiri, li the Coalition Miuistiy will undertake,
Coupled with it will be minni nit nsun?-, surli
aa a l.i'ii.e;-*' allotment act ami au agi-ciiliutal
I..hoi,is* dwellings act, de-igucd lo
sir. n^ilu n the hold of thi Conservati!<
party upon the newly enliaiuhiHii ?. I---I-.
whose Kupjaiii was alienated hist yegi
init has I*.*' 11 attracted duriug Ute pie.*aeni
elections. riiis ia a policy lo whiih
Moderate Cb al like Lord llaitiugtou and m
Henry Juuii - Mould teadily assent, and a Coali
lion Minisiii io, und Kn the pu 1 pose ul carrj
ing 11 into eft eel would have, lemporaiilj itt
least, -m..iitli w.iiei and abiindaul tta-rooni.
Coalition Mini im- liave lieen liistiu-ited k.
hiiglaud cm. -I...I- the famous Minis! 1 j ul till
ihe '.'aleuts came lo au iu*_luiiou- end. Tliat
Mini-ati] included Lord Auerdecn, Lord Juhu
I.--ill. Loid 1 'ulm-1. iou aiul Mr, iil.uI-.iosc,
.,ii.I in admin int ruli ve ip. by and pobiu.-i
authority ii.1* uevei been eo,u lied in i.n.l..,,
public li,e. .11 11 din uot um.mi in ollie, lau
;. ? .ii s and w.t- iguuuiuiiJii-ili 1 jectod lg ? lui . ;,
luajoiilj Ot ai. I In ihe en- ol Un |_ llj.ltlOil
ol thai .Mini ut Mi. Dis ... li . \ laiun il: "1 ......
lions, thuugb 1 in \ may be au.ces-.! ul, h.t.,
always lound lita! theil triumphs have been
brief. '1 his l 1.w, th,,1 i.,,.-l.!, 1 tim*, i.iii
Jose (o..l.,i..n.-.'' 1.md hali buiy, with thi
lil-torie wuruiug confronting lum, maj succeed
ni rouveiting au adventitious cuulitiuu into
a ] (-.ni.,:n m lii-iiui.
/ BE MU Z. ALA M> t OM L I SD Vs.
The physieul distm banccs reported li om
New-Zou-ind evideutlj exceed 1.1 uiaguitudi
..uv conn,I,mus ol the lii.nl which have ur*
curred within the traditiouaiy period ul tbe
initncs, ami it, appears piobabh thai ti,,.,,
have i.io.iu., .1 lusidis willi j, *,*,;]] io ts. 1 lin
aith tin further -enlim, nt ?t the iB te?
nor ot the North lshUVl lui m.,,,
rime to come. Nea /..al.md however h .,
part ol the globe which i> -.13M in ihe |,|,?, u
making, li bars always boen subject to Ireinicul
(?iiitliiiM,.kes. lt ha- many active voIohbin
mid th.- geyat ia and mud splines which abound,
.-.].. 1 i.iii*. in the Noitli I shunt, piove thai 1;,,
crust in ih.u whole region i- yel thin aud thal
the chemical p.me .se., wi,iel) nave been bnished
in othei pa ts 1,1 iii.. \w,ii,1 ?,.,. .,,n ,,, ,i( ajV)
oj., lutioii thant, li i0 cleg] that huiutj una ,..1
cause of di**tiiihance luis occurred recently.
I'eihaps thc opening of a submarine vent has
admitted tim _fligkbc*T-Bg BM to tho envem
witera the igneous nuitter coiilinucs at high
tnnperatuie. Tlio emii-siini of vast quantifies
of mud from the newly opened craters along thc
eenimi inountjiin range seems to Bnpport this
hypothesis.
Tim Mrthqiiakei which have slu'ikcli the
i-l.md wcic no doubt ol volcanic origiB, and
perhaps due to the suhterraiican piesMiic tseck
ing outlet ; which outlet was subsi .pientlv
found thrOBgfa the old and new volcanoes. The
heavy and extensive fores, growth on thc
think*, of the central .hain in the North Island,
nnd covering thc lateral opart, whieh spline
like ribs fiom a backbone, indicate Unit no
widespread volcanic distui Kim c cm have
on lined iluie for several centnriea The
gesjiogteal formation however shows that the
<iuii si int period must be comparatively modern,
and that at no n mote date the New /.calami
Islands wen* the si ene ol t lenieiuloiis COBVUl*
.sions. The kt.nt, distill batices must have
ofleied ;i magnificent specta.le to meh observers
n* were not in fear foi life or property. A
space of over a hundred miles is described ;?
being lighted up by the Hkh of roleaiioee,
nhilc thc emimdon of blue mud, red-hot lava.
doadl nf Steam ind heavy showers ol Milpliiu
o_i ashi s continued tor ninny aaya, The
apprehension blt that thc inland would -.ink
into thc ocean as thc result of the explosion
d.*<?- not Mini to hue been well foiiiuhd.
(rbsei vatii.n during half a century or m. pi-tnies
tit.- conclusion that thc net effect of thc snlit4*r
raiitsiii di>tml* nuc-s always proceeding has Peen
to misc the land perceptibly.
In the hist outbreak, however, it is (har that
inuch mischief of a lasting character luis been
done by the profat. eoiission ol' timk mud
from thc cullers of the central chain, lt i-*
I cpo) ted illili this mud luis eui end the lon-I
growtfa i'i many places, and buried parti ol Un
plains to a depth of several hot. The destruc?
tion of native villages, winn* no Hie has been
lost, I*- (d' little importance, no great ln
oi property being involved in such casualties.
It MiuiN indeed, that one or two w!n!e settle?
ments also have been engulfed, and that some
while perpla. ban* perished. As however,
the total loss of life is .-tated at thl!ty BOUls,
it must be piisimiid that lin- region covered
wm very thinly inhabited. No doubt these
convulsions viii attract men ol Bcience Irom all
parts ol the wo,ld, foi- nowhere, even in ordin?
ary < i:ciifii)si;iin es, can geology and its iclaied
sciences be studied to gteatei advantage thau
in New /.eui ind, and the changes which li ive
declined umbi th.' influence ol volcanic and
-I i niie action will afford valuable information
and suggestions to the intelligent ob.c vat.
REPUDIATORS Di Iii: COUNTED.
To-day, thc ll.ni c har. decided, it will considci
tin- following resolution offered by Mi. Molli?
son :
i it wkencrer tin. sarplns or bslsaca la ti"' Tims -.rv.
h. .'..mik'ann.um iiri'i fur rsdsnptiou ol i ni ind 8 tai s
.- -ii.iii Mi-i'i'ii ta.saB.oi flioo.ooo.oooii hiiiiii i-i
i.ti'l i? iii-i'.i.y ins.ie His .Inly of Un- facial ry of tbs
I"t i* ivirry to U|>l-ly Mek i-.'.'ss, lu SBSSS Bot lass thau
rlii.ii'in.iiiiii per n.Dii th, .lin lui' tbs i* nisi." . - >>.' liny -'.iii
surplus or BJtcesSi to tin* inf mont ol tbs li tarsst-besi ag
lli'lalit.-.llii'-.a ul lin, Killi '1 States J> i.\'.-il.lt- at til ? OpllOD
or lim (.oiuriiiiiciit.
The object of the resolution i- t" lone speed)
i .'Viin nt nf I'iiind States bonds or notes in ulva..
1'iobably .Mi. MorriMm him .li -\ 111 not deny
tl.-.ii hi- it -iil.itj.m h.i.s timi objeel ; i! be should,
ii would oulj prove thal In did nut know wltal
In- waa doing. The presumption is iustitied
ih.it In- huons perfectly mil. and means to
make wai on the Adm iiist-rntio-i un tin' si J ve i
i,:,i-jinn, be-raase the Administration tailed to
iciii.il members I..-in New-York in heh.di ol
Mr. Moirisou's tai id bill. Km tin- is nu ie
(liilili>.ii spite. By talk in lavin ol a iiune
radical free t mle measure Ihnn Mr. Morrison
lias daied to propone in Congi<-in favoi ol
idlletting "tin i-iiii i revenue lunn duties on
ii I. sv score attic.**n?the Presideul btw en*
Ke.i' Ind liiuisili in lite nfleetiou Ol tile ladinil
inc ti,id.!-, getting between them and Mi.
.Moiii.-on or Mr. Ca i li .le. linn he lu-tsuflered
Mi. M ir ii son' lull io iul, -.1 il,.it in- in i.ni
i :i- a 1 id.'i is mam tested oil cc mole.
Loci nu ids ,-,', | jiiil_.ni' nt. the Illinois mciii be i
now pin] i is t,i attack ihe I'remdeut on tlie
silver question, inst where In: ha* most lu, mis.
The resolution would t.ih.- .nan tin' Tn-a-ui}
s((i,i)ii.i,non in gold each mouth al .e, lui
lhere is in tin- Treasury now, tiecoidiuj* to Hie
min i,,1 ii pons, ihe $100,000,000 redemption
lund uud a surplus ol $75,101,100, besides
$ '.', 8_',40fl in unavailable lund-. Thc res
lotion makes no distinction between as-rt-* .vail*
:i.|e .md liol amii.iblr ; ll lin- t-< i ju l lin. His.
I md ional curreucj i> in tin- T.ea-uiy at all.
it i> part ol tiie money which must be i>.iid ont
i.n bonds, oi els.- the bullion lund, which tin
?-ii,e'.iiiy maintains that lie i? requited bj
I, ?,*, tu hold in gold, inn t In paid out. Ki. I e
the Seeretarj mu.1 pay bonds with ilvei wo.iii
7"i cents mi Hie doll ir, and in the end with sub*
.diary -il \ <i Worth -lid hs, oi h.- must jr.iy
nut thc gohl :is lon- as ii will List, __(| | ,.,
ibe 7'. i (ni -ilvei and the lia. Inn d wive I as
lie ont. le-eive tor lin li d> lil,.lion Ol United
- ..ti ? uni. -. One ni tlie oihei, the resolution
means and iln lares, he sh.ill do.
To pty bunU willi 70-ceUl .-il, ci would lu
,n in i ol tm,uni.il di ?linne i\ -ol repudiation,
ii short. Hui to exhaust the reserve which Un
(jovetiBiicnt has soli mnlj ple.l-_.il itscll to hold
for the nd. iii|,,i-ai oi I uitcd -.tates Dotes,
.ml to hold iii gold, would iil-o be limuieiaJ
ili-hou caty-*- di tim t ami naked repudiation,
liaise win. \..ii- io, Mi. Morrison's lesolution,
llieiefu e, vote to repudiate ab igattoiis ol tin
a...;.. .ii ,,s mull ,u- ant u i.m lunn, The
io,,iii,> wi], see boa mauj Lhere ore ol them,
md also witethei any ul them are Bcpubbcaii*.
The ile o ) ol this ii -..lu':.in i- ih.,i si uni,,ni
ilver ic bj uta* a.s good as gold, ami timi
I'ougiets. can, Ihcreioie, require ii lo be u-e.i
rue, in payment ol bunda ui lo, icdiiupiinu
.1 United Suitei imii-, but an act io tump I
. ii.iiiioi to Luke .ilvei who does not aaul
I i* an Ucl to degiudc and iii bollol -tit,', ; lo
ii,.!.-- il odioll**, -H.'nd!..d and COlUIOcii lilli)
i..l:.ils. ?-. money, l< (be people ,t _od io,
i, alien Utkiujj llieii moiiej loi bouda oi othei
I..luis, tii.it would be tm.ihci matter. Thc)
lo not ..sk loi un. e than Uivj have, aud to loi ci
h> m io taki moe woul-i bc to degrade and
ii-lioii.n ilii .ilvei (oin,
Donbtleas the ['resident would veto this re o
ution ii ii were pu-oed. lie could mn do
-i lui wi-..' without MicriUciug every paitide ol
. nml.mc he li.is gained bj the hn.ui. Lal ron
Incl oi his Admiuistiutiua. iii. veto would
.ii.iinl.', Ih Mihtobied, so Unt Mr. Mollison
annul indulge iii. slightest hope ih..i h -. ieso
lution ..rn I-i i om.- orperative, U U simiilj a
i-.iiii.iil trick t*. excite the opposition ol eeitoin
s..i. it i.K,iiiisi ih, i'i. ,i,i,-ut> )UJ1| ,,, ,, ,,lk
town a hnaiiri,il p.-liey which the Itepubbcan
,..iii> imiuguiuted, iiii-l while in power faith?
ful ly m..!.liam. d. Thal policy bas been to up?
hold thc .Kiln ol ihe United Btate?, and the
L-i edi I ol all coin or n.oi the United states,
bj giving io those who have claim, apuiial the
...Munni nt ih. n option to K,ki payment in
"''-? "ilvei iu i'i.Ia li. publicans cannot tail
lo support this jM.hey because i'le-jdeui il,,.
I.md ... 1-1 pis ii ,,. bia UAU ,,,, ,,,,. ,.,,?,, ,,Ni
il I*. '" ll" < ?' 'lil ol the K- publicans thal uu
Piesideut who can.a to ujykuki tia* bottoi ol u_.
United States can do so without adopting th.
Bepablican policy n* lo honest mouoy.
A USELESS EXPERIMENT.
The man Graham, who floated in a Kort of
burrel tf_*0*-g_ thc Whirlpool .lipids ut Ninparn,
has of course proved nothing by his expeiiinent.
If he _____ to try to settle the quostion
whether it was poerible for anything to get
Uirongh or by the Whirlpool aUra, he hu
only made it evident that OB this particular
OCC-MBOB it WM possible, but BO mil leuce- eau
be (litiwn from thc fact foi futuie application.
Had his cash happened to htnl.e another eddy
or current lt Blight have just tx* easily bean
__WB into the centre of the VYhhlpool or
dashed upon the rocka ; in either ol' which cane
ihe chanel's ot his living to ICBch the shore
would lune been one in ii thousand. Bul even
il it could be safely concluded thal the rapids
were passable? in a ca k?it would bc ol' BO
possible con-ei'iiem e, inasmuch as nobody in
tliei'- senses eau ever want to make the trip.
But there can be no doubt that if men mr
permitted to riak their lives in thia or any
?similar way, they can id ways be rare of an
eager crowd to see them d<> it. There is lu
human nature generally a powerful mscina
tion about the ]Kiils encountered by other
pi opie, nnd it is n curious fact that people
who ure themselves most timid and averse
from dangerous experiments always yield most
readily to tins influence. Bo it was that in
old Rome thc sports of the arena were watched
with the most intense interest by women, and
that in Spain to-day the same gentle creatures
enter heart and soul into thc changing im i
dents of the bull-fight-. If Qraham wants
notoriety, ami can outwit thc polite and gel
himself and bia cask started, no don ht lie can
by judicious idvertising Miine a great crowd
to see him j,*.) throngltr-or fail to go through
?ihe Whirlpool Bapida, Bul il he duos not
fail lu- must, be prepared to Bad timi tbs spec?
tators are not a little disappointed, for what
gives the real zest to :ill such spectacles is thc
con ti n pei icy ot di lister. I'eihaps it would
Dot make miuch (lilt'cience to the a Olid If one
more cranh was removed from it, bul neverthe
1. s, ;ili cranks ought to be discouraged from
sin li foolhardy cnteipiivc*., nnd Graham should
certainly not be allowed to tempt Providence
a Minmi time in his egg-sluiped cask.
THE HAEM TO WHEAT.
The report of the l>epart<mi nt ot Agriculture
:is to wheBt, made public on Satuiday, entirely
eon ii i ms the com lusions drawn Lu these columns
on I'liday from s contddeiation ol the area
affected by the drouth in the Northwest, namely,
that the ?field of winter wheat would probably
be about .195,000,000 bu Inl-, and tbat "it
.-. ems a question whcthei the spring wheat
yield will tull to 100,1)00,000 bushell, iustead
of 150,000,000 bushels foieahadowed by the
report of .June 1." No such decline had -teen
caused by events pt foi to July 1. the "late of
the report just male pul,Iii, iind the lillie.iu
estimates the dei line in wiutci wheat, bum the
previous c-tim.ite of 300,000,000 Ini-li.la, Bl
1 i-_' per cent, leaving a crop ol !_95,.j(-O,O00
bushels, while the dei line in Bp ling wheat is
estimated at 15 per cent, leaving s probable
yield ol 127,500,000 bushels. Thus the out
look, July l, according to the Department's
report, Justified exjieetation of a mop of
423,000,000 bu-Jtela in all, and the qukjstion
now ls how min h additional damage wss doue
by the intoierablj hot wcathei and drnuth
during the aral week ol July. As waa re
m.nked on Friday,while the injury -(ima tn
li.ne been severn, it was apparent!) con li ned
U> a part of thc territory wliich should yield
about halt thi spring whoat crop, nml then
is mi reason n- yet to tupi-ose Unit the loss
will prove as much as 50,CKK),000 Inishels,
Hut until the crop has bun hat vested, the
fa mils oi Nuiiheiu Iowa,Southern VViscousin
and Minnesota and Southern Dakota will watch
the wi athel with uiiu.-uaJ utterest.
Jiie qm.-iinn is id-o ol some impoitance to
the mil loads which penetrate that licit, tlie St.
Caul ami i!n Chicago and Northwestern.
Uoughly -peaking, tlie people of th.it region re
ijiiin* lor t"od nml seed about _IO,000,000
bushels ol wheat, ami with a ci op ol 50,000,tl00
bushels, they can .send away 30,000,000. Hui
il they have lost mci Indi ot du- whole, they
v. ,1J ha sc little oi Done to move iy mil, A loss
ol di) per cent ot the yield to the tatmei-i
w.iiild mean to the r.iil.o.id-- ol that section a
h-ss ol all theil wheat truffle, and a ililli renee ol
30,000,000 lui. Inls, al 1 ?"> cents a bimbel, ls
a- ..n.di ihiu. In Kansas, also, tlio wiutoi
wlieat i inp is short, a- has bi in known, but
elsewhere th.- prospect foi a lull muvemoul ap
pents Ia\ ol,ilile.
For consumers, the question is -till ju-t where
il Wits?wllelhei il lll.i, kel lilli Kl lound I'm ns
much BS 400,000,000 bushels ol mw wm al
and foi ii luipi us ol 68,000,000 bushel, curried
over from last year, Unless con-umers and
pioducers both lose their heads, there is no
oi,:i.-ii.n to look for starvation pines tin- year,
A greater demand from abroad than U vii
ioretdiadowed is Deeded to .hat a wa j the sur
[.hi-, even il the yield should hill its low as
IU0,0Oo,O00 baahela.
li may be noticed that the repoits from India
h.ne changed em iou-I.v ol late. Two months
Ugo it was said that the dei'va-e in Wheat
iu'ieage in India was 2,500,000, which would
mean a large decline in thc yield. Bul the latest
returns Indicate that the decrease iu all India
is not more than 600,000 acres. In lite I'un
Jaub thc prObuble deeiease ol yield, Judging
from the acrcttge and the latest report . is m>i
more thau 5,500,000 bu-hcls; in tin Northwest
Provinces and (nulli, the Bombay Presidency,
ihe Kihi,,ii p.min,ea mid Belar, the yieid
..m. i,,Jly reported ls b,000,000 im Inls lesa
:h.in Last year, and the lemaiuing provinces
].nidi.eed aboul 10,000,000 bushels, and will
bc aj)i Ui turn out nearly as mu. h, so tlutt tlie ie
does noi m nu to lie reason to expect a deeiease
.-I more than 15,000,000 im-lnl*, oi ?"> pei cont,
ia the aggregate yield. Tin latest advices Irom
Knglaud ate noi favorable foi the grower, ol
ih.ii count y, bul tbe piice at couutry ni..il..i
Iihm mu yet so changed ns to m.in .ii.- a in lui
iii any iiiitleii.il il. t e.i-e in Un mil put.
Mi. ci, a in i *ei lam and bli Radical friends wars in
ih.- .ave, bal tho*, nill be led out ot ins coalition,
rhe paasen ger inside the barrel does not appear
in a ive liners I lu. uorol era tlirougii tn-* -wag?
ina wini ipi d. If ne rapeats tbs experiment, ba
Biay ns weil star on tits bank arbors bs ran bbs
f.liai goes oa, and put a doeils water spawns! m
tiiie as his piOXy.
Way d- svn in l BuaasBM n t'.i" borne ..l an ofiloe
iBi I.- . who ii.le.y appin .1 lur a Uulte 1 Males ( om
inl-.s|iii:- islil|i in ibis ll ..,!.. COgOUl style! "Howell
1.. Jacksoa, dear sir: flt a let me have coinuns
r.ii.ner's place. I (aught I yours in lbs Uebel oumy
mid i um in.rdiy Allies tu w.irk. Hut touipeteni lor
that place, i bea your help." I'batoughl to fetch
ii. li a p_timl wha waa " 1 years in tba Hebel
ii ii n v " nnd wini ut present is "hardly Ables to
Ul, I lt" lil illili h iv-- u ii leo pi lue .v lill sui til d ut IDS
loni U4i,_e sa>un, irha.'s a Deinocrstic A mun* i i
ii'n tba. thinks lix. Uurlaud u food snougii man
for Au..i nev -' -. a..i ai ooming to I
? ?
|_i World la becoming a vorr excellent Repub?
lican tn-vs a|i.i|ier 111 Hs Wini.' -a rn.limn*;.
\S Lat a leatbiugexposure <>i Prwsi :.? n Cleveland's
Obio appointments thosa eoiumas Bontaioad ret**
l.rday.
Wu say u in uii Iftndnsaa thai Ur, Clsvslaad
eight to learn hovr to write state papers without
being personal in them.
The Duke of Argyll says that tho only reason why
he and his friends have opposed Home Rnle is be?
cause they love Ireland so wisely and so well. If
anybody doubts this dBBf attachment of tho Union?
ists fnr everything Irish, he has only to read th<.
reports <>1 tho sDeechesou that side dunns* the pres?
ent canvass, in which Mr. Parnell is uniformly d_
-' lihed as "a Yankee hybrid at the heck and call of
a ruffianly gang heyotid the Atlantic." Kven Mr.
Bright spoke ol the Irish members as conspirators
whom he did not. dare to entrust with the govern?
ment of their own country. Mr. Chamberlain char
B-teiissd Irish policy ns a "dynamite and daggat''
business. Load I'lindulph f'uiircliill boasted that
the prisons were large and rope was elieapand that
the English had plenty of haagSBBBl "And," lr
added, "it is merely a question of police, and for
the one victim tbs Irish faction make, they will
lose f-coros; aid what is more, for tbs first vietlm
which falls, the lives and persons of allies and ac?
complices will bs placed at the mercy of an angry
and ontrsg-d people!" The Unionists have lov..d
the Irish people! Ah, yes, their ipseshss aro full
of affect ionate expressions of endonng friendship!
The Albany Ar<int print-, an article on "Midsum?
mer Canards." The most flagrant canard we have
seen lately was The Arntuft attempt lo make its
readers believe that Harper'* WeeMp, Die Sew-York
iflsMl and Th, Si tr- fork Doit arc representative Ko
publican newspaper-.
Rome ono tolls of a wonderful echo that makes
ito headquarters among the hills of Ireland which
to tin- question " How are you!' distinctly replies :
" I'rel ty well, thank you." Hut that's nothing to
the echo which is reported as now to ho heard in
tYaahlBgton. 'they say thal if one stands in front
of the Willie House ami exclaims in stentorian
tones, " Turn the.rascals ont," thal echo answers
BO as to bs heard at the Capitol: "Garland, Gar?
land." _
Ws fear that thirsty louis iu Georgia, Shade
I.hiud, Iowa and other .States, who aro chafing un?
der thc restrain ls ol prohibition, will hail with un?
holy glee the new postal regulation winch permit.
tho sending of properly packed liquids through the
mails, a great many black bottles may timi their
way into otherwise total absttiinnee settleiiients
through tim convenient medium of Uncle '.am's
pouches.
Senator Heck's hill prohibiting members "f- Con?
gress irom Beting as counsel lor land-grant rail
roada will probably he pernod again, lt is a desir?
able measure to have npon the statute-books, and
unless Senator Beck makes ito reappearance from
tba Judiciary CommittM an opportunity foe con*
tia .tin.; his many glowing virtues with tho dink
vices ot ins less conscientious contemporaries tn
Congress, aa he did before, wa san _.o no reason
why it should not go through.
.-mt- -.
The fact that Mr. Cruey, who killed himself in
l,i ungton -ave. \ rsterdsy or dav Ix lore, owned ten
Bbaresol Keely motor stock, ls not a i-fBciBnt ex?
planation of bis rash act Ii he had killed Keely
perhaps the suggestion might be un apteds
Go-ode's successor most bea helter man.
?ey
Ferdinand Ward's talk that .lulieti T. Havies has
been covering np names nml facts regarding (inuit
_ Ward allans is probably ail Bottsetiaa. With
Bitty lawj er-, more or leas, hav mi, nea be to all the
booka and papen, and willi these open, as they
hu ve been, t" tim inepectioa of all tbs creditors
nnd oi,,eis interested, tbs rr-e,vcr could hardly
.over up anything ol Importance.
PERSONAL
Miss Kate liclil leaves Vemjanpt tins weok for lier
Wost.ru leotnre tear.
The death is announced at WMBbadSB of the widow of
tin- Braal coiiipo.tr (,'ia- BBSS ..leri-rheer, ugo slgbty-twe
i sars,
?? Au eratic scrawl, running In all directions sti-1
reaching half-way across the pact.** isa de-ieripuou of
the lion. m. li. w iisiiiiiirtio'iislgaatara on a Philadelphia
Botel rsttister Suodsy sreulBg, .*iir. Wa*ubur_.o wa* la
l-ijiii' iit'a.lli.
Ii is ii.ur reass-rksS that tho italian ststss-nsn Cavour
wess ti-sT-BS?i - Ooti wiU iiotrt,," waa htAaanate, uu.i
lu* was d-scen lsd friiin oas il.u_, w.ioiviiil from .-ai
oliy lo italy lu tlie year 1 IOU.
Tba linn. J. lt, McDonald, of Indiana, says there ls m>
foundation for tbe statement Hutt lie would, not accept
I return to inn .-uii.no.
Lord Savernake Bas it last been adnu tte i to a reputa*
iiii i. lillian cub. il** is the Interesting bolos who uso.1
to inni amuaeaienl In drlrlag s sesterinoojce-'i sari.
Ons ol Senator Os-Brstfs hoys >vn blown ap br a
powder explosion on July S, bat ugstUns; tn good shape i
inala and will ba mady toe aastkst ss-Bhrattoa boxi |
yeal. .
Mr. Leo Taxi!, lately notorious ai au su'K.eoslve
?iiciny ot religion, has beeossecourerlea to Christianity. .
Tue stateneat Bodseredenoe that Attorney-HeBera
i_arlan4 always salts hts old aa.o.iatos o.i tue Ssas i
iiniH'iary Committee "Colonel " i; lum.ula, "llajor"
Ingana arni " Captain " Hoar.
'I'lie Trust-SM of Nashota, a ilioaUiiric.il school nf tlio
Protestant Episcopal Church in tbs West, have cou?
ll ned Hit. Brat decres of Du tor of D.runty ever
jestowed hy lt upon the Kev. OoorgB li. Vati il.) Water,
rceiorof pu take's Church, lirookiyn. Tblselsrays-aa,
while one ul tlir y-inn ires:, is one of the most BO tl rs an 1
iiiecsssful of ina communion, il*, is secretary of lbs
Pan ri...ti Miaaioa Society, axerolaes personal saper
riBiouol lbs i itn-'-irai schools lo i,arden City, and nas
.lui no or iwo BourtsbiuB sonni a_atlena in Urookl) n.
hu Arthur .sullivan, The WarU.ot London, soya is t
lard at work oo-Bpos-Sa ins Leeds oratorio, lt ls for
t lils, iii.it he has litnl t-i lc tho opera lu* he* tu WTltias for j
iho vviulMr season al tho .Savoy. W,lh regard tu the 1
nile," lim Khedive," saaoaaeed hero sal there, too
.k ItseU is not all Uaie.lied; the isuaic is oaly bait
ir niton j bo title srhatever is as yat gtvsa to tba piece,
md ti.eic ib ililli.mg Egyptian in iu
A few years aga Kin-. I.nd wis of Bavaria raadi some
Inquiries oonoarnlng tho trustworthiness of various
Munichprlatiu*ottoesfor dom. e-cret work. (>u the
itieiiK'h of the information obtain*)!, he si nt with
much secrecy a pretty voliia.inonu B-BBBSffllpI ben?
ni', no natue to Herr MU lit haler, Hie printer of
:ho Ftieppndt Violin: The contideuilal bearer of
lbs paroo! ordered a siiikIb copy to bo
irawn oil In au ctLtmn de hue style, witli strict *.
Injunetions tbat none sara tbs eoiaposttorsboald see the
manuscript, and that tue latter, together with th- Im i
tu l corrected proof llieets, must be r.-lliriousiy rommel
to linn. These ?ere the poetical works of lbs Kiusr,
inpp --< -I lo be vvnit-n in tin* laaie slns*nisr form as the
iv.i. ii.-riaii npers texts, lu ali probability tue Look will c
i- found arnon* itu. Kuiti's papers, aud p_-l.-_t*t l pro t
bono jiuUiuo. t
HIE TALE OF THE DAT
In a r.uf-ftK) street-car lue oili>*r day there were riding
il tho r..one niue a Ch. nam au with a laundry paSSage, a
seffru witb a whitewash brash, aa Indian wuii a I
baski t oi sassafras, un liallaa with a bas oi peaaata, au
li'.i-liiu in, a Dulci.niau, aud a u.tlvo du lc. I lit. people
tt hull ile bsgla i? think that their cu/ isaluiost an cos
jiopuiii in aa Raw-York.
Qui De Sailtb?This, Miss Birdie, Is tbs Holy Family
stier tupiiseU
Him 1- .-I.-' 1 "ce iho Holy Family, but where is
ll .i.i. sol I
lins I rxpaot l.e got away, they wero alter him,
liioii^h. | i- x.ii* SH .
il,- I.,,if fi.U t x-iti i-r-Joumnl pabllsBOS B Bttlklag
i-i'i.iu oi a tall mid Irate wesson, hUiellsd Drasooi tey
n ia a,au ax st a stumpy in t.e mau shuuiciu ta. Press*
ti nt.al chair, wnne la from ul iii iii _s a eiyiuK infant
?Mi. President,'* i .aim. Dciiiocrjoy, " I ma-lo you
?ttl* you Bolus lo f-ii.cl inc eiiiirely lor the Mks of Hist
i .i.n.iiiiiiK Brat l" 'lins h lino of ih.i.o tam-., thal ooo
, iiK-e m iinji'., tli.in ever that tba I.ocralio parly is
lilt Ins up Bights u.eisitiK the l'l-sid-nt.
W Inn 1.-.ha.Uni t I). W'n-.t Visited her cousins lu tho
ll i h ir) laBl Wonk, OHO Ol lue ll. -.alii :
"Linda, 'iu.,'i j.i want lu iio.p ms pick poas this
Illili ulii_ I "
" I'd like to, dear," rep'.loii Klhallnda, "but I am not
,n np r,y ur,-a,en tot ph kl US pea-."
?? M .m. i.osr is that I"
?? I for.n.i ta brui.: s pc.i-j i. k,*t wuh tm." -[P-tis-ari.
(liiou.tit-'leiegrapii.
D iLOR 9 si: NtasTTg
What Joy Opus tho ruck* io li a
Ami sa nt cn lim Sf Bl to sall .rii.iimr by
Aboiu lbs ii..'.-...) ol j ...j I
Far fmiii tue eiiy's Bussy BlreoBs,
i ..- |iras roar said parables heats??
When m. Bl uiul rluw lue vu.un nreetl?
To im 'neeta tba snsioatfed tune,
jNuiie aral to asjr. "Iii! iinw ii'ie de?
bar, is lins liol _iioii*{b for you I "
- illusion Courier.
There doe* nut aopoar lo bo any iruili lu Ute reuior
that tba I'resideut ls H'lUui* to Walch Hill for tbe BB?-*
ni-I-, lt la prsity tsnsls. bsiTsrsr. thal **** *** sos ag io
winch Hui betweea now and i - a I
A few days a.*o a Herman In drietnnatl Tinted s
pain.raina represenlttu tlni tuiltlu ol t-cilan. While on
tue pi iif.im i..- asked tbs leatarst vbers tba " Wavsaih
I'ru* lau Ai my I nipa' was, ai-d oa ll beiuif uoiutcd out |
to him repl'.od that hs ba I a brother, a membsr of th it
division, who wss killed al Sedan. Tbs lecturer, for tag
sske of a joke. said : ?? \at. I know lt. Yonder ls his danS
body now. lyinic at thli snrt ot the Hos." Tho Hm pla*
mlnSad Dutohmsn Imatlael th st be soul, sra bia
brother, and, buntine; Into tears, loft tbs platform rana,
-erin*.: "Mein armer bruder. inulfi arra.r hoWAmnJ*
(My poor brother, my poor brother.)
Kosciusko Murphy-I say. Ona. do you I* mn a
boros_o*.rs I ' u **mw*W m
(ins Dert.n.th- "-?. r bellara it is a'.! nonsense ,..*?_
horoscopes. -?*-__?
Murphy -Well, Idon't. I am s-,tufl?,I th it all the
{flrls to wiiotu I nsve boan MCaCBd w-,r*j bi M tinder t_7
Influence of tho orab, tor th'*y ail 1*0 bvkua mc-irsxaa
fclfllnga. M"*
It ls whlipersd about that Colonel Ci.iries Chime.
I/)na* thinks that he would m?ks s Kr tSSfal Miaister te
r.rsla. Feasibly he wouli; but ne maa firths plae*
ls undoubtedly that gallant and pi. turea -oe coamopolita
Colonel"i'at" Donia. It ls minore.! ti.at the Shab
says he will take uo one but lil Donan.
'?Pa yea lag a sarlelsaay sf calorie in the _u___.
ambient atmo.piwc I" aekid the ll, 80 lr ^
motlier at the toa table yesterday. * nor
?? Well. 1 don't oar* if y,,u .'? put , ,,,., --
n my cup. Mildred "replied tue ol I lady - Kir.
Chronic, a- fe. e>,ra|.-_. ' i?ut-ourg
The Vrotirle?r, .'? .r,?,r -,*?- _,..-<.-? c p.,^ |h#
awordsman, a licensed millan.
Henry Watterson has siren the fnliowinrr llfs-llka
description of Loadoa : ?? Us los, ,0I1,, , **?,sr. Ska
I ans than Hook like the Von is de M-Uri." 7 ne cl,
a most ase the crowder ,-reei, rand poblic boJIdtasS
i'ics"u-e. ? ,UCil w*"1i",<--.s'?w-Driea_s
Frankfort, Ky., trill celebrate Ita r.r.t centeimi tl on
the b'th of next October, colonel John Massa Urown
will deliver the statist!- al oration. Mai ir Henry f.
stanton will real a coutctnii.l ole cou.lstin.. of one
hundred stanzas. Ju-Ine H_____ l,in hag wi:! .li-iiv.-r bb
oration. Ainonjr Hie other orators will be Judi/e J. w.
iraldr.-k, (ieneral John BoSHasa, Jodee Hurd, er
(jovr-rnor T. T. Crittenden, Senator Ves', SeBnp reter-y
( olonel W. C. I*. I'rerklnrldtfe. ('amain .I.e lila.kbura,
err-(lovernor Kuott and Mr. lasUse Haran, lt Wnw*
paded that the flood of elo.picnce will pevmeate nil orsr
the Mata
Many tismssof Maine towns and vlilar.es sre puitilea
to tb-; uninitiated. A postal clerk In IVnoiisc.it County
had a por.-leof ihe kind the omer .lay. Ile found ivra
letters In his mall, one solo, to -Whitoo BetUeek," and
the otlier to *' White o portlock." He seoi tiie.u ts WrtS
pltloek and they have not yet be.u ratttrned.--{_ssn?
lou Journal. __________________
MUSIC.
"FAL KA" AT WALLACE.. THEATRE,
Chaasaigae's ??omi. ofieniof "FaH-a." om if
thu i-ayes'. and jauutiest of Ihe nay, was revived bi ta*
McCaull Company at Wall-n-k's Tiieatre last evening.
A great many New-Yoikers became fatnniar with il
illinois ita Ililli,' run at the Caa,m., ..ni were Kial ia
renew their agreeable lulim.cy. tl was pro hied iii %
way that made every one present regret that it wis
broiu-ht out for this week only, and was -fretted with
frequent and eruphitle app'. mae bv .1 l.riie au tloncs.
Ihe variety of charaeteri/.atioii, abundance, of mci tent
and profusion of rollickluif music received satlSfBflsry
md enjoyable trestuieut fran, the excellent eeaspeey.
Miaa Hertha Klcel r.Tatitle.1 both the 0 tr aid
the eye as Eu'ku, Hubert Wilke as Bekmna\
ind Mids Kay .-annie.1 as ../_*,;,? were ss
full of the diabolical dash aud pl, tore*.[ie
wildness suitable for the T-i.anl as before. They were
lushly praise I In these parts al the Casino. They de?
?erve pratSS still mir. fttily now. Hut tin* conspicuous
popular success of thi. ev-nuiii. was undoubtedly De
rVolf Hopper's I'.iii I'til'iti,-',, it jiart IB winch hu cure*
r.-iKiriit hut Irresistible humor fouud freer play than in
ilmost any" other eaaracten/atioii of his which has en?
cl tamed the pun.lc. II- was recalled rspBBlSdIf SBg
ipplaaded te tbs soho. A:fre-l Rein's Cwa/AraMarMt.
an ls web known as one of the most Bl Staoas bits of
ow comely Ibat has m-iii SOOa on the -New--otk - a.-a
or many a day.
In tim whole evealna there were no weary moments.
1 render nu so run of vivacity an 1 sta-eraaaa .nts
nany ico-d words. Colonel MeCswIl's foi ors hare Bbs wa
Iheniselrse capable of a netabla triumph even iu tue a_
Btlice of the command-T-rn-chief.
LUAIEMAN COLE OS STATE TOLITICS
SOT IN I*..VOIl OF A C.jMIMIu.N ? UtOISLAI VS
ranspaoo-.
Captain Chastor _?. Cole, of Bttrabea Coaatj
'Iritrniiiii of the Ilepublic.in State Po SSW ttee. bas be_s
ronsultng by letter witb 'ho yarlana in-tu >*t-of mi
'oiiiii-lllt.e aa to tho n.ii.-t aer-ptable tl'i.e lor If**1 .raga
neetiagol thc soasmltteeto Seattle oates .I'lu.t-uuot
tallia.* a Stats convention. ft li probable rom repitss
,o far received that the commit; IS svill Be .ulled loni tbsf
u thi. <? ty, si.jiieiiine latWSes tue int ti mid tlie 1-th ot
.umist, to c-iu-ider this aud othei malters that may
SMaebO-OM lt. The iiuoslluii nf Opetites heal jii-.rl.-ia
ind niakiiiL' a -rrasral ri?ld n^ht fur tba l__alsletais wiu
rob.t'iiy also louie up. csp.alu Cols wasnahs4yasBtr*.
lav ny a TatarXfl reporter about tho probaulniy of ihers
relBga ciiiiveniioti and replied:
" I am not in favor of hoi.tint; a convention myself,
let I have no special prejudice in the tba matter bo?
oed .les,rlin. to .lo whit BS SIM le BS th" best tn i r> ?*- foi
be party, I hove beea trylus to Sud eel what is tue
I. st thu. te be dune. If ll .,ioiud appeal heit lo hold S
oiiveiiit.ui. I am a?rc'il. i bs BSS.tiB-.vat aa I hara *e?n
t ever tbe stats laasralast cailiag aaa About the oniy
i.-rsou o* any pionlssaes Whs ls Bilrasstlns a couven
nm atrotiidv ls ABsamhlyiiiJiii Charles M. Titus. Yoe
ee our contentions are veiy l.ir.-e in"*-. BOBS Otb IBS Ilks
,200 dele-.'atos. lt Will cul linse 1,200 meu au aver
e.-?: -s-,'1 eaeli tn _-o to ta^rati). i and attend til'- meet*
ig BaratogaaatfHeW'TorkQty aro u.isr a^-iu' the
ii v _vaiiab:e piac-a fur liolilimr Hid COSlVaBllonS, -nncs
hey barebaeaealaraied la raprasontation. At Unca,
rh.mi we lui l only l-).l .lele-.^i-a. Iii,,, -l-pt In a foons
Hill seven otfiei iiieii. With sn little WOTS to lie per
armed, ami work about wbioh thora ls no dispuie mat
lean s latsfaetortly i.ei-r.ii.nei hp tbe State Cobb sal t*
r-e, it sea-Hie ,i Bssless ospondUnro nt mouoy to bnu|
hess 1,200 delegates te-vth-.r."
" \lii.: ai,out tin* Legislature f Will the Republican!
arty it )"
"Taey certainly will. My iiollon is that that we
hall have a lamer majority on joint bailor than we bad
lal year. 1 can only iU'Ikd from the in lie ititi ia lui'. I
ee at hoi ic Mr. Ii mer still sro hack wm. ula in..] irity
nib.ed. ile has some sin. lal Minas ut work lu b.S
av'i.r. but BOt etioUKh to t-lve li I ai amii a a-a-l as he un
oUotedly bas, 1 hs seasral dnfl ol ?ontlnseni over tue
ountry ls In our favor, rbat wni make lt macs easier
ur us lo make tue c .niesls su?. es?f illy over iii.- Sia.e.
Ve shall ul course have a hard ll.in. aee.mao thai I BTS
irteat nany oloss JlBtilrts, and the Democrats an un*
iiubtedly spurred up w:;:i tho Idea it tbei ti iv ? a
hanee to carty the I.'..'1*1 tillie. Ikey Will tri ''? ll1 t
rib make ne, esaary the Utmost eieilloti on ar para
\ na our vate out there ls nu question of the rea i '. ...
houi.I have earrie.t the Slate iaal year ir tv.. i'.iii.I have
ot out lue vote. It ia .me of the urjCUmeat* tu f ivor of
i State Ciniveiill.il. lins mar. lt Still lie.p lo ar ju-, tue
ot.irs and hrloa them oUL"
?? You spoks of dr. liak.-r?ls ne to t.e a candi lats for
peaker I"
1 am ni favor of not lianna; any MD IMatSS f-*: sp.*j_^f
r fm L'dII-mI States Senator mitti at; rtbe LauiS-Bturo
as been carried, li will lu tims suousb tuen.
?? Hut tho .-i.eak r is ?reosrally select", framassoag
b" ml iiniiibel-. -tint Basses are a.sv.,, s .aura..ail ev JU
.-lore tue 1,'t'islatin.. rlosos i:a wur. I "
?mviiii, tarra are semsi eaestgb i.o*?Arno, i, ;-.nis..t
Irwin and ethers."
"(iov.rnor Uni BVldsatly wants to carry tho l.e'.??
itllle I"
?? I do not Hunk that he wanta tlio Sen itnrship. cr?
ept for .in.'her man. Il ?? ls .1 ut a. at 1 ?. i-T -'" i gam* BB t
lie United Mates senate ls not ^..o 1 v.ta'a^o >.r.Kili 1 fof
ne othes he vt ants."
?? U ho is his candidate for Bseats. I"
" \ i ene sos ms to bara say idea."
??How about Bepu oilcan oaudl.la tea I"
??I :.m uot la favor vt bavin* any candidates ss 1
lld vin. nu of M nata ultu I* talk ab lill -Veii..toi' Ml. . r,
lr. His. "is. .i.ui-s il a arron and Mr. Morton, taara
iso heard Ueneral suarp ? luenuoood, .ii. Iievoaporl
. uot asandhlate. ii? will sw bach ta Uosurraea, Us
an ne sleeted Irom ihe Steuben iit-irioi as loagaa ns
-ni serve."
?? vv nat about the Conaressloaal contests la your so
lue i"
??Dne of tho IblBtS I lu-ar ts that John SrtOt Will liol
ni a.am iii tue l.luiira Uisinei, lil'* D ...... SIS
lynne to du-i -oui-> other nea ssaa to maka tba ra s
r theta, i-"*>' have net auceemtaI v-t. s..,_t 9 mtmiM
in in* slectaiifrom that disine. il hoi* Bantu i
"Will ne m.ke un. eli.ii 11"
"I can't say. 1 Kites* I i one ki..)*??. lie U ii. < I
jiniaon a pleasure inti."
-_>
thi'.i i BDooKsriO-ifl ro mi; PB._siDg.ir.
gram The St .c. Herold
If the i'r.si-ieai .i.i. ..n> . . . . - ? i" whether he
a_hl lo ?et Hd nf Mr. Cirlaial Iel him llll_N?l
e-i.eet.tal.) Democrats lathe ii.tee or four doubtful
tates what llit-y lu.ak. Or .el Bim ask t e D.*a, na. J
,emii.-ri of Congress What tbej t . rik. urie bim p-I
ia Cabinet ea tbe aueatlon. Any one of tueio fire*
rays will tiive hun .mut. if b<> seeds iu
A I'll .(Ht ll- lt A Kl-V.
Er rn r*. Orang* (S. J. I
Thi Waw-Yona inn.i _i c ."i.--n i-'utui is .me <>f the
aiabllabed obariubie loailiailons of tbo brad, ead aa
ood work or ?."iel"- chi! lieu min lin* Country ,._. .1.
?taut n .un. Tao ptactiealiiees ul the charity ou.hi o
i.iiiu.en.lit i...-rervooiv with the rosall of n.rr.i <
rn- ruo.i to such iii esteat tun mere will be | rael eaiiy
io limit ti lbs sreod work wBleb may he carried oa me
laid is a limitless oas, aad tbe esteat nt tbe work will
,e i.*Mr.ci-d um. i.> tao amount ol tao faa-. OaesC
navety tie lulita! and attractive teat .ree of ti,e work
, ,s i, eu iii" luter.-i ahown by eblldreti, aa ui..iii.oiled
,r ti,,* iiituib.es ol f .irs i.e. l t-y I Baa. ti.ro.irfiia.it tue
'..i.uiry li? prssss ls >t wbleb **.?-. ooninbuie-t towera
be fund- l'ne ?K?r K*'e aiuoaiit couii iialo I lu lUll
tmf will reacli a lara*, sum.
? - ,-?*>?
T11..Y ( "Ml. CUI -P.
frew tnt Atlante ConelUation.
It ls said thal ail ol lue Noiim-ril lu.iiiberiof Al*
iteraiand'a Cabinet bavo eoaia-of-armi. rail w aa ii
moult! ne. in rree Aiuonoaa toat-or-aii-.s IS ao.-ut .a
Ibeap ss .lin. sud uie uuiub.oii Am.rioau eau ,-ui tuoui
st in ce.ni tue iiw-ei;.
IH (lAl'.I.AM) DKVD.I) UK .ai..NSlUll*ll'VI
ream m* uaw.YtnrR Rat*, . .
Itseeuis that M.. Harland's ''' '''V.V.'i e nli'ilr *f
he mir.ht tesl.ii on .tocoi.nt of ms Usa m.* Wiaiaiy w
hf. ".."itt and monia: ouaniiat.".. W***^***g toX,
Ulllty. his MilleiluKs uiUSI nan. ?""*? 11'.^1* _?L_r? 1, y
Md it ii . woo k taus* baa-s*aa_B?B?-s-aa_aa_B any
ul his ellie ai -la.ia*.

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