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BURNING OF THE CAROLINE
fill. WAS FIRED AND BENT OVER
NIAGARA FALLS BY THE
CANADIANS.
Nl ," ir, r ii. i, it? : :?? The i: ?? '? 1er P ' i:
pl l-.SS
No doubl om ? of tin Id it i d? nts of Rod
ha?, i. . Hi ?! ib.il it was jui ? Ixty y?'-?'
Wwlii : cil- ? i. that tin l? ,1?,. : i
l. . -, -, , du? k,
i, ni ubl.iw i*?? ' ?h" H ' "
hI ?. i ?II . Tl ' re I- now the I?. ?I Ol ieelllll?
... between Ha- i ? "i'i" "i the Dom n on md tl -
. : tin Bid ?d Si :
ci I. ni re?? it...? to ?I v\ "i it? ?! Intern? i-x It' m< ?'
. hou) hoth ct.unirl? a, ml < l? ' ? i?> tnroui. i?
0 u We p i n New i'ork. . ,. .
The ' III) ? not .is th k?) popul ?1? ?I n ' '"
: . |,u| th- hi-arla of the |NM|de *??[?' J
1 . j || | .. u. ri ii- ?i ' " ?> ?'
ha.? ' Iways been termed Ihe Caroline "utra ??
?real charwei hnv? .- ? ? d ?y. r ".";.I ' ??".'".
countr) .- :? ? then, i. lo-?iu? BchI? ?
in it,. .: th. ? ew und (treal Indu dr?a le?
vl.p" ' Is. Sixty "
. . , ,hc por an an nd
f,.. i ill . in?! . : lav. rn thai ?tcod then kept
.panj with ? "raren, is. I ? ; ,'?"",', ,',,.,,
.,. i, ,,;?:, .; up or d >wn Ihr lakes ?to pea
'.v.-re; '''"?'"' - ','' '"' '?'? I
irturnev, and "ft. mime? lb" numb r - ??- -
,J?.ite l-ii"". Of Int. yea, an effort has been m ? ?;
to eradicate th? -I ! Mi ' ' ? ?iv'n?*1 ".
of Ei-hotu to I!.- Nia tarn -?it urti. but.
,,. , ?r nil -.." in" num. ol s Mo. .?r wijlaland
in history On lb ? Canadian hie th- cl ma
n?>t been so marked, and th- then unclenl -
of ?'hipp' wn Is - till .re *o i""'1 !>'
situation when ?h-' steamer (.arollnc appeared
the river to run between Ituffaln and th ? ral.s. and
al-., to Navi Island. Her rarecr on the upper
Niaaar-i was dcslined to b? brief, *or she had
made hut two tripa when she wa - d iroy?*. As
darkn? i w fu lln? on l.ml" r t?, ?'... ah?
n.rol .i .? h n ci d , k for the nl tht. Phe lav
, rn mi hor< . k. pi by a m in nnm. ?I Kleids, w u
crowded a. usual, ml ihul nlthl uv r a
pei .". i ml . a'ecpl ? pis on tbu ' ui lln
The New Vork Statu side of the river wai In a
state of peace, and thcrt was no tbouuhl ol dan?
cer How-vir tin- triii.-- made l>v th- Carolin? to
N ivy 1-1 n d Ii id m,! . ? apt ?1 the . v ? of tl.?? Rn :
i <? dpi. w i Cr. ek, und u a i tic
.... " urce ' tance should lie
cut Off.
Colon? McN ib was In chart;? of th? Brill I?
for. -. and In resolved losend ? party of lila men
to i. str.". the v .. 1 ii. .: wa? aliened to ? . i -,
liar sup ? ' the patriots, II? r? Ils? ?1 thai !??
?
floating ...-?? ,. - riloii . ind I
reason, in < -\, i oil- mi n lo I lie duty, In
ciiiisulled Ills ol hem < ' iptai i
I ?i. u ... ? ? for vol
?
to Carolin.
?hi ? ?: rn.- . . i : ? :.
NI g a ra
W n,-n Cant i >? .? i] ?? ?
Tin in? n kr.?' .
' ???
tl ? r information l-'i
! n a- .
i hens
men \ oluntet red to mm ? . i I
party ??;
muni lo I . . |-, ,,i d
11,. .,,...?;,. i . . ... irllm
t.? H?.inuiHiidi rs of i i t tl
ordering ? ... ...
and cauii ri<"! Hum l l ? ? ? ' ? ? r ? ....
took ,'i ?? ni .? i, a . m, ,? ,r
r. while othei
were Clu I . r bom as I la
tor .1 ? >n ai .1 .1 .an Katti .
Th. pili ? tartln; wa? : : ?
"i'i ' i ? ?? n ? . iid Hi? ?in
rent Hi? I :, ?miJI 1,1 up -ir. .,m ? ? ?
before ; . . i Ull || -..
proachlii;; midnight ji ?! o j uns m on tided th m
In their r? ul< ..: the tart, but this Ibei?I did n d
l i i and two "f lb. -. thdi v. .... oi
artriking on Ijuckhorn Island, Ihe othei N ?
i land, from which p .im ?he a is Mrn| nl by the
pal I. : ">;i : i ... r ? ? |?tl m told Main of th. Ir
where u oui u d lb. ?? h u . is d t ihe ? ' iii.ull ?n
sbon* As the oth r five I ? ?:
of n?" river I hi n i n in them w ?.-?? i rden ?! to il
tack the ? ? loiiii.- ., soon ih? v.? -.-: \. , .
r?-a"!n d. and then the) pull? l In . ?i. i . . to? ?r?l lb?
"'??iiner.
The sentry on her dt.'i'k w.is alert n d ?i la? .>., ? , -.i
the apnron h of 11 .- In ata Ile I, lib?.] Un n
I irew'i ??? lers ? ere ob >? ?!. and : inswt-r n is
i;iv"ii Keeeivliw: no i-exponse, it . said, be fired
on Hi.' I. .ai., ind then ?minded an ilarm l: p a- .
cofifllci hi re, loi it la : ..d Hi il ih? i ? v
at??, ird the boui \-y i ! in old pi I : Th p-. : ;?
on tht abort were iroused, but ?; , uma 'lo
ri?t?"l the In vadera TI - BritL*?h : : I. ? i ,.i little
trouble In securinc control of tin.? crafl Tliej
tow? d h.-r out in th? : ?. ? ?. . i th. ?.
on tiro, nul as the) lefi her lo Ihe mere) of the
current Uta fl.imei hot kyward and lliumb
IIVN-i || um Ir. nil lo Palo..
People on h.eh ahorra stated nflerward thai ?lo-y
wero certa th m human in ?in.? on h?'i deck a i
si??- wa' IWepI down to det>tru?-tl n Tl lln b
n ? : i ? Into her sin ne briirh r and brbxht
? i. ?'el "i"!). ? nti n " ? tu. t.. 'I . on shore
Ihe walls of the doonu-d ones il ?al I p?i b b) a
f ii<- nothins - ould a\ i-' i p ind do a tin I
rocked .?.?? It p i .. -d , i .v.-1 the ra|H? -a and s
wat? i,- i h-ei -m . ... tic i ??: ? I the i al irn i un?
made th? pim. ?? to bo lo?t forever in Ih? wuten of
the Koi^" bt-low. Nevei aince h.i . i. a weird
specta. Ii ).n witne- ',| at the I
Wh.'i? ibe facts alioul Ih. ' ?? ? lion of the
Caroline rx - i ill) knoa n the ?
w ? ml- nse. Tl .! a wui III
tud?. and ll la i not ?hi. fact that III l-nited
Stat. s Oov? mm? nl t man-led retln .? "foi ? ! ?
dealruelion of pi .p -i' -. ition of clii
/? ? of il." I'nlt. .1 SI .i- on l ' ? ?II . ' N? n Vork
Slain il Schlu er " Th. issu ? : i red
to wa ; he I.illiii'; of Amos D?rfe? I ? I , I.
Bl Ihe til ? . ? it. He was
ahol a i . i ii-.t the at)
I"? I? '? i n. ?? i '. m . Ha .. . : . m. 1 To
t he enl Ii ? country it u as a sunn I ? bod?
of armed mi ? > ? kin? ?-? loi > " sliould , i
1 ? ? ;?' " ' ' on NaV) I lII.I Hid
att i.'k an unarmed vessel on the N?w-York St.n.
si...I"
The drnnd I ? . Ion al I..-1 norl wa quick
in rive ' I n lo the ciIme, ml on Jan
1KB, five daj s ait? r Ihe di ?tructlon o? the Caroline,
they Indicted McNnh and his companion for imir
d i Am.a thi indicted one! wen mentioned Sh
All u N ipii r M Nab lohn Vfo . ?. <;?
l."i . Kd.vanl ?/? il.'iinl. Shepird McCorma k Aiiku
Bf? I ? ".J. Kd I cher, Uerad F .lar? I . John II
W ?i i'"ii Rol ii d Mi 1 ' ?iialil, Peter Ulule?. Captai.
Amolli i"!" Um le) ? ! ithei i.... kp. i
aflame with Ihe excitement attendant upon tin
action ol ihe (Si.' Jury, nd al a publii mi ? lint;,
wti was
i; ?i> ai un d men iwaitln?- I
? ! ' i ' ; i . all- ' '
Where i ' .o . i dim wer? :? epins attai kliiq
un.1l im ?! men In I In II sleep i a '.; iH.nl all ui '
M Nal III? d lu tin n i.
?hero.
?
?7J RM I.V1 I/.4A7.V0 1/4 VF \/ / hi l s.
Fr.'in Tin Joui nul of < ' imn nee
The i Iles fi.rms a ver)
lrnp-.n mt i M'', umm? rci In < ;? a .? . i : mei l>
Kiii "i u ?pli. d tii t , ..?n try v\ Il h m . die? Thl
- the i nil.-.'. H Consul al
.?? ? riii the last few years de\
to ', I, n? extent t ?? >i tic < lermans are
me l ' tu Ii Ktigli .mi* iltoi . nly m n,,.
marktati of the ?vorltl, bul In the I donlis
an.I ?n lln.?! ?nd .?. weil The principal -? it ,,r u,.
tu?lu-,tr> ?ii' Ain-U? bapoili?, Uurucheiii, Uerlohu
Aliona, Nurembiirg arid Beh*iralbau*h. The facao?
i of A ' ' ?. Ile aloi e pr. luei 60 000 " I
n.-. .11 n weekly. Th? foltowlnt? llgutes show lo whal
r ii... ,x|.on ; i in Gi im in) ol Lh< ie miedle
nave develo? : I >ui Ing the i Ight years from ??m
in lwT ihe ?hi nan export "f ne? lies <>f all kinds
embroidery, knitting, darning, sewbi and ewlng?
tie ..- dl ? a:.nti d to I1.6u0.000 poui l -.
valued at ?12 "..'?> The foil,win,- right years
make a : till h tter shi win * During this period
Ihe quani ty exponed a . i .."?.? pounds, valued
, ai fi:,.??? i.i. i in. enorm us growth In the prodtic
luc principally to th? export
trade to I 'I,ma. v. i, ?re ? '?? rmanj seem to ?
control Un n 11, i. i ?thi r countrie lm|
? ;? ? m m ? -.?. In ? m ? dl? s are Rntish Kai I In ll??3,
l-'r:i?i, ?-. He liai d >?>?? Austria- Hiingai y Italy
and 'I'm k..., in ?. : clu on the Ane ri? an i
>?.
"t'nder I tertlon of their Goveri ment the
up a n.lie Industry whl ?h
? ..un?., i da the resjM i of th? v?. irld Al lb I
Imii iti-d tl ' i -i ; of manufacture, l?ul
i lor te hnle ?1 I r.ili ?'? tin ,:
to dlsi ov< r ih die. tr. of the Ki h m u hli ery,
and Ihey adopted tuw und Improved devleea and
followed their own eiMir?*e of manufacture, The
? Indu ' ry of if- w ye n igo has bei om
ol national importan?-. The manufacturer! go Into
the market? o I ihe world, prefei ihly Into new coun?
tries, and compel . ?. : tally i verywhi re."
?
l\ ALBINO DEPP.
Prom The I. nver Po I
The / , ,! m in lala will tell one that the
ib ? r ol the lto.-k) Mount ill i red In .-animer and
(.?i i) in the late fall and winter, They will -.?->
nothing oi white deer, with piiik nose and pink
eyes albino deer. ' . i auch deer have b**ei
from time tu tine- In the western part of Coli rado,
and, at last, one ol the taxidermists of the city Is
going to n "Mi one
The deer in question will t>.> shipped in a few
da) to Hugo Todenwarth's, In Latlmer -t., oppo
? fit) Hall. It was killed last winter, on
I'ieance Crtvfc in the white River country, Ju-st
before Christmas, by '?' B Well . the son of tha
Weils of Well.-, - it m. h. known throughout the
ountry. It Is i three-year-old, with every hair
white, except parts of the legs. The nose was
pink when the animal lived, but has faded now to
L ?,i?- brown. Th? parts of the legs not white are
a grayish brown, passing gradually Into white
above the knees
R, w We.la, a brother of the man who shot the
. deer, and assl I int at Todenwarth' i taxider
rhlat -hop, saya that he saw a white deer on Pte
anee ' 'r?*ek seven y? u - ag >.
? I had lived In : he i u , dry yeai I before I saw
it But when 1 did. I had left mj gun Bve miles
away al home ap,i lil not Bet a ihai ie to
Later In thi year I heard th it a hunting party had
? ? ., u !. !?? .i.- i I have little doubt tl U
a is the one I had u n a few months earlier and
, had h.-, n unable to gel I i r heard wh il b ?
? .a ? Thi oie which i n >? ora
us will be mo?inted ind prol ably Bold to - ime
im or irolli - tlon Mr Tod nw irth la In
. .,, ?. -|?o.,j,-i:, .? w ? . n ?w s ho ire ana - ?
io posses? such i curiositj "
Qfnropran tXftoertieettiriU-i.
i/M mil'!: \\* ami TRAVELLERS ?will lad
(In- I un.ion olliee of The 'Iriliiine, 1 It)
Fleet -?Ii??'?. n nui ? ?-oil-ill illoel- to l?-l?\e
their ail?, ei-ll ii-OK-nln noil ?.u !>?.<? i i iitloo.? tor
I ! i- Tribune.
EPPS'S COCOA
JAMES EPP8 A CO.'S
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST COCOA
Passesses Um followlaasj
ni-.tin.-n??- Me-a-tlai
DELICACY OF FLAVOR.
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liRAlliILL and COMFORI?NO
lo the NhRVOlS or DYSPEPTIC
??tTIUTIVK Ut ALITIK.H I Mil V AI.LUD.
YOUR GROCER
AND DRUGGIST 5KLL IT.
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