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Uttfon County Courier,
Terns tf.00 Tear la HTMee.
BATES OF ADVERTISING.
4aMqnaie(10 lines nonpareil typ*) one week.!
etch aaliaequeut luiwrtkju........ It
Oneoolnmn, one y«r 90 08
uinnt 80
three mouths 80 08
One-half oolumu, ciua 7«*r 80 01
lit month* 8001
three month* Of
Ooe-q Barter oolunin, one je»r no 09
»ixm. t'itu JO 0»
u U i 1 2 W
One-elg.itU column, oneye-ir SO (K
III uioullu U 08
three month*...., 8 OC
Onemjqwc, one jeer 18 08
«U nlii* 908
tUne uout'u 8U8
Aassl KOU:!TK IO CYJ.TS J*ER line rub lneertion.
AH trsnrt- nt lwr'Hf niu«t le palil for Is
tittLco. Ut-rful.ir a.htj' £Mwftr quarterly.
VARI0U8 TOPICS.
Sutro tunnel, ander the Bonanza
mines of Nevada, will be about 20,170
feet lonjr, and on the 1st inst., a distance
of 18,147 feet had been reached. Dur
ing the past six months an average pro
gress of 248 feet has keen made.
Gov. VANCE, of North Carolina, in a
recent address at a fair in that state
spoke of the larger number of fairs that
used to be held in the state, as compared
with those now held, and gave his opin
very decidedly that hone-racing, three
card monte and prize candy were the
three things that have killed them.
THE teachers of the public schools in
Bndgejort, Conn., whenever they inflict
corporeal punishment on a pupil, are ob
liged to send the pupil to the school su
lerin ten dent with a certificate explain
ing the oll'ensc for which punishment
was inflicted, the instrument of castiga
tion and the number of blows struck.
AMERIC A annually imports$50,000,000
of flax, hemp, jute and ramie—all being
products that may be raised on our soil.
This is an actual fact, as in 1870 America
raised 27,000,000 pounds of flax, and,
from succcssful experiments that have I Tndli"
I™..* „..,i u. i
CHiNKHKsleight-of-haudiind an Ameri
can faculty for swindlng were united in
asked for a silver roll. After pocketing
returned would be found to be a piece of
on some of his countrymen.
pounds. At the sale Albert L. Helm-
0
ed by a Norwegian for the regular ca|
ture and slaughter of whales. Small
steamers go out to the fishing ground*,
which are within easy reach of thc
island, and the capture is effected by
firing from a cannon an iron bolt armed
with f«iur harponiis and provided with a
shell, exploding as soon as a whale makes
traction upon the line. The carcasses
are towed into harbor and worked in the
usual manner.
THE raising of ostriches tor their
plumage is recommended for Florida
and the Gulf islands, where, it is said,
the climatic conditions are favorable.
feathers are again Incoming fashionable,
THE equestrian statue of Major-Oen
eral Nathaniel Greene, of the revolu
tionary army, which is to be placed at
thc intersection of Maryland and Massa
chusetts avenues in Washington, Las
been finished in Philadelphia. It is of
standard bronze, of colossal size, repre
senting the hero sitting on horseback,
holding the reins in his left hand. Six
thousand pounds of bronze were uaed in
the casting, and the cost was $10,00(1. It
will be mounted on a granite pedeatal
twenty feet in height, making the entire
height thirty-three and a half feet. The
statue was modeled by Mr. H. K. Brown,
of Newburgh, N. Y.
GREAT destitution is feared this
winter among the Newfoundland fam
ilies who settled recently at Fox Bay,
Anticosti, and applications for their re
lief have been made to the Dominion and
Quebec governments. It appears that
the settlement at Fox Bay was made
some time ago by people from New
foundland who have so far been able to
provide for themselves. Recently, how
ever, a number of new comers arrived,
and these not having been so fortunate
the older settlers have had to maintain
them, but have not sufficient provisions
for the purpose. Ilenve the application
for relief. The matter, however, ia one
the Quebec government to
C. F. MALLAHAN, Proprietor.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
OSNSKAZ. FOREIGN MOTBS.
A DISPATCH from Co«,uhnbo, Chili, MY. ^Tirn'
the Pacific steamship Navigation company
crew, numbering forty, and the passengers! jl '•ii""
sons saved
•IRAN RAHTISTK PHILI.IPPS BABTH, a
well-known French physician and medical
writer, is dead, aged 60.
A si'Kt'lAl, from Calcutta, dated the 3d
inat., says that Jam
ma, the chief stronghold
of Jowakis, has been taken by the British.
OM the 1st inst. United State* Minister
Noyes obtained revocation of the order of
expulsion of Bedel, who used language dis-
the elections, and informed him he may re
turn to France.
SKVKRAL hundred women, suffering in
consequence of the stoppage of the iron i„d.(
move from his bed again. Ilia rheumatic
pains are aggravated, and it is feared they
may attack his heart.
WHITTAKKR'H cotton mill, one of the
largest in Oldham, F.ng., containing 50,000
de8tro-v,d
''-v
u,t*
DIP
duced in like quantities and of equally ment
good quality.
THK manufacture of stoel pens is con
ducted extensively in Essex, Mass. Two
hundred hands, mostly girls, are employ
ed. Kadi jen passes through twenty to
twenty-five distinct operations, many of
which require special machinery and
skilled operatives. The steel imported
comes from Sheffield, and the pens are
exported to Canada, (South America,
Mexico, Cuba and even to England.
1
Tl,E
fire on ,he 28th
The loss is estimated at $100,000.
'naJr P™" Many persons are thrown out of employ
LORD DKRBY was waited upon on the OENKRAIj
WAR NOTE8 ^ri,lli
with hei(Vy
leail pijH with a silver piece at each end. A IISPAT
A ciTiuocs casei in vol ving the right of Plevnl'
,, I HEAVY fighting, disastrous to the Ruwiansl DR. JOHN K. ALLEN, a distinguished phy
An 1" oy, an Americanized Chinaman is reported in the neighborhood of Tirnova. i sician, died at Memphis, on the ."0th ult.
in Sail Irancisco. He presented at sev- The Husssan loss is said to have been 3,000 i THK bodies of Commander Ityan, Mr. GU-: an, nays i'«m
oral brokers' counters $20 in gold, and I and Mr. Loomis, of the wrecked war !nit',wi!','UH!,'^niU"/«'Ti
the roll he would change his mind and *tteml't*d to push on from Etropol and and buried at
ask for trade dollars. The roll that he -~-i-«
,„ss.
0!Vn liame'
ibis game was successfully played also inst., reports that Capt. Green, 1'iiitcd States I A COLCMHIA, S. C., special of the 29th
military attache, has received official Russian ult., says that Associate Justice of the 8u-
(°te00lnt"in***"at
,,le
thc
right,
'.
THE EAST.
c*nt-
considered hopeless.
Many (»struh faruts exist at the Cape of the owacr of the Long U)mu\ railroad, have THF chieV i-eeo»iii.»«.»,u*
1 The
ed by any other feather. Three healthy
tame birds will yield one pound of
feathers of marketable quality. At a re
cent sale of these feathers in New York
orcr |80,(HH) worth of goods were dis
posed of at prices ranging from $200 per
pound downward.
A new line of railway is projected in
Virginia to develop the mineral resources
of the western part of that state, and
partiularly the immense beds of gypsum
in Smythc county. This road will start
from New River Station, on the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio railroad, about one
hundred miles west of Lynchburg, Va.,
thence pursuing a nearly air direction
through the countics of Giles, Bland,
Tazewell, Smythe and Buchanan to the
Kentucky line, where the Leviacer fork
of the Big Sandy river breaks through
the mountains, thence by the Big Sandy
river to its confluence with tlie Ohio
river.
J?U*
Six per cent, bonds .....
Five per cent, bouda
Four and a half |«r cent, bonds....
tour per cvut. bonds
Total coin liondt
Total interest
Lawful money debt—
Navy pension fsnd at S per
Intereat
them to nhsndon their I-NMI}-••JTTII'
linrsc.K, muli-sand other|properly. During the
fight three Indians were killed no whites
injured. Reports from other sources give
de|"7la,iou''
i.i vt 'a' i "lack llills country.
Tt
steamship A taenia has been lost. TThe
,_
T,I«
the
THK Wollboro, N. 11., saving hank closed that on the LM in*t. there waa a practiable ",s
it* doors on the 4th inst., pending examina-1 channel through the jetties 21 3-10 feet deep "'e
lndians in the
troops in western Texas
now so tins II I hut the Iniliiinx rob and mur-
u ,u
nrnkalilv .u.i «f»v (i.i,, Uer »itn impunity. A few days since, near I senator from I/iiisinnii. An ljectioii ljr Ttiur
probsbly about fifty. Only eighteen per-
Stockton lhe Indi
,n(I 'rcd
Pierre road and murdering two ranchmen.
A 1'ORTLAHD, Oregon, dispatch of the 30th
alt., says two slight shscks of earthquake
were felt on that day.
W. L. HAMHKR and John Quincy A.
/A A
pleasing U. the French Government duria^ u
ujed him he mavT1 *J!"'*
city, filed
petitions in voluntary bankruptcy, on the
30th ult.
TIIK (Second National Bunk at I^afayette,
queen for assistance. have been lost in speculation. Senate.
A KOMF. correspondent says it is doubted I
Tiik funer8 o( Biaho)
tion. The deposits amount to $100,000. The at average flood tide that the onlv intern,,,- "^^'"KsVwn'Ti^iXolVoS
I 1- I A 1 i „„.i..l_. ... ... i.. *i... »...,
reported loss to depositors is about 15 per tion to a practicable channel of 22 feet n
90
7Q,WI0,"U0
M.flRA.flOO
32,XII,M0
Total withontintsreat
Total unclaimed Interest..
Total debt
Total interest
Cash In treasury—coin
('axil in treasury -currency
t-urrencv held for redemp
tion of fraotl'al currency.
Special deposits held for re
demption of certificate*of
deposit
487,SOS,411
7,447
at,0M,»
Currency netes
Gold notes
Rec'pta of Nat. Bank notes
•108,647,612
Total in treasury
Leas estisaatad am i doe military estab
lishments for which no appropria
tions have been made 4,. WQ,0W I .IBJJ,™^ ...
A
clo#ed iu doow 0 the mh
works in tlie 1-orest of Desn District, which the defalcations of C. T. Mavo cashier I l*HU*rson niovt^i that the »onute ndjourn until
belongs to the crown, have petitioned the Hi, shortage will reach *60,000, reported to I
Marviu
at the Vatican whether the Pope will ever at St. Louis on the 2i»th ult. 1 reading of the Journal, consideration tr»s tp^uiu. ii
HON. K. 11. BVCKINOIIAM, district attor-! "•""h,,i"n
ney for the third judicial district, died at
Omaha, Neb., on the 28th ult., of heart dis
ease. A council of physicians decided thst
the disease was the result of violent host
ing exercise when attending Yale college.
Deceased «u 29 ymn old, a graduate of the
class of 1873.
i 28th inst. by a depuUtioii representing the I aft,-,- the i«.,liiiK ..f tlie journal tlie house jniin re-.%
society for the protection of British inter- i THE National Lesgue of professional hit ion in relation to the French
I ests, and three other political societies, i ^s^e ball Club*, met st Cleveland, on the titli taken up »nl the amendment* agreed to. It win
who presented a nietnoriul urging active in- inst. The championship of 1877 was award-
terference in behalf of Turkey, bird Derby ed to the Bostons. All the gamca of the
replied that the government saw no reason Cincinnati club were thrown out on ac- ^deration whs resumed of the Ki llogg ease, and
to depart from its neutralitv, and when a I count of their disbanding in Jutie.
,, ,7 rp .1 ,. ject to the coniiiiitlee 011 privilege* and eh-etions,
reasonable opportunity was offered it would 'HE unadian government hi« taken 'with instru.-iion* to lake utlmoiir. Patterson then
do what it eould to brinvr about peace. measures to prevent Ameriean tisliernien
('RIV'NK
Schipka 1
among other nasets, the right to use his THK Turks having seized two Italian ves- 'W10- ijj,"?,"""ITn'lTnV.ViVyV.-V"
name in the manufactureef certain coin-
insigta a
tng an ineftieient blockade, Italy will pro- AN order was issued on the 4th inst., for
sought to retain II. T. from using his
own name in his own business. The ceed to extreme measures.' the departure"of a"nuVnbe7 of~trMMTf
COtirt in fuvnp .vf Knnlr«.«* -w
e e o e e e e a s u e s
1
court, oecHietl in laor of tlie bankrupt, CRKISH prisoners assert that Osman cavalry, artillery and infantry to the Kio mutes, ami t.y stemnhom una ail other than rail
holding that the name belonged to him Pasha has supplies for many weeks and i (iraude, in the interests of the neace and
to whom his parents gave it, and no law that he has addressed his officers, aunounc-! security of the people from raiding parties
or court could take it from him. '"K
i.
u
his
A WHALE abutoir is situated OB a deuial ia given to rumors that an armistiee come over fl'.OoO.
small island in the extreme norfli of is to be concluded after the fall of Plevna.
fi*h from the Canadian to the
I opposite side of Detroit river by the s'hing-
Thb Russians attaeked Mehemet AH'e left lin^ process.
win? at KutiiHili, on the {d inst., and were THR legislature of California convened
I repulsed with heavy loss. on the 3d inst.
n"*8'"™ on the 28th and 29th ult,' steamer Huron, were found 011 the 30th ult., that si'
sieze the southern junction of roads from i Nagshead, N. at the Currituck Shooting
Orohanie and Etropol,but were repulsed Club House. Forty other bodies have been
heard from, scattered along the bea 15
............ from Rogot, dated the 2d miles north of Currituck.
,,ren"'-Court' J*J"
Wrif?ht
HT iui.nl. 11 1- i »nu irvon. signed. I SATfRDAY, December 1. Wadleigh
iL, i
.... .i.au aim i viriuius, in me ini«resis oi tlie peace ant
intention to hold Plevna to thc last. DlliltKKi.i.'s liill to tax incomes, provide
u
Is Russian official circles an emphatic for a Ux of 3 per cent, on all ainsunts of in-
1
feet in length, and that a line of sound-
IN the snit against ex-C'omptroller Con-1 ings with 22 4-10 feet least depth extends
nelly, of New York ring notoriety, a judg- through the bar to deep water.
ment of $8,000,000 was given on the 4th inst A IIKLKO ATION of nix Fox Indians from
ON the lat instM Mr. 8amuel Bowlea. IOWA arrived at Washington on the^Oth ult. i
of the Springfield, M**""
UM., Hepublkant suf- unannounced and unexpected, in native
fered paralysis of the brain, and his case is costume. They desire to be paid a balance
on
THR creditors of (^onrau Poppenhuten,, Iowa laixU.
/..in i ,, .. ,, 7 cntei recomni«niiation» of Secretary make it purely and aoMy a tarlrt for revenue.
iuHMl rlo|e, and aim in r^gypt. Ostrich I ehosen Herman Hehwiskering afMi^nee. Sherman in hia aunual report are that the
and never have they been long suttersed- **"eU t'.000,000, that all articles be placed upon the free list1 ,,
I","".?'x.Wh°'t,ale
n
proTi8ion
U N-
V'
n'*ad^
to Phillip Seeker, on the 128th ult. Liabili
ties reported as largely in excess of assets.
FaAVlM LKNT audits of bills against Hens
saelercounty, New York, weie discovered
on the 2Ath inst., and several supervisors
arrested. It is thought the illegal bills for
last year will foot up $50,000.
PUBLIC DBBT 8TA.TXXXKT.
The following is the debt statement
November:
account of an axehsnge of Kansas for and IHWMI iti"
rtn«
liabilities are placed at **,000,000 duty upon tea and coftee be restored, and
THK toul receipts of grain at Bnflalo, i which do not yield an annual custom! MOSPAY, December 8.—At 10 o'clock
N. Y., from the epeniug of navigation to revenue of $10 000.
December 1, exclusive of flour, were 60,-! THK nomination nf Inlin li II and when the door? were rc«|ieiiel at 11:10 o'eloek,
.. a „. nomination 01 John II. ilarlan to be adjourned At noon, the regular seaniun was lie
ltushels. Keceipta of flour, 624,000 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court was an' ""•J"1'1"*' ai'tointed to join a niml
barrels. Total shipmenU of grain by the eonflrmed on the 29th ult., but a motion to "ar'
canals this season, 48,000,632 bushels. reconsider was entered, and this was left
i
pendingat the adjournment There is good
™r*aalT »uthority
for
"tating that the number of Sen-
ators opposed to the appointment is small, i ilmi'oVlier'
,u
A
er Huron arrived at Washington on the
28th inst, aad were closeted with the Sccre-
tary of the Navy.
OXIUa AXD CA8TTALTIBS.
KIOUT of the principal business houses
KVUMai nnfl a i
^W»000 insured for $3,000
8kvkn
14,000,080
175,000
24,7IHt,QM
7tW,«0
.vi.en.990
Matured dsbt
Principal
Interest
li«gml tender*
Certificate* of deposit
Fractional currency
Cola certificate#
II .1
MR.
near
Rtmr
i'in7«70.2i4
s,
sis,
9,800,00a
I
(l)ot4|M7 ltiH®d by a colored laborer, in a dispute
attout wages, on the 3d iust.
Debt Im easli In treasury 2,046,027,006 "riageport, tt., murdered.
Decrease of debt during November 1^23,634 THE house of a negro woman named
Iiecrtwe sinee June 90,'77 u .... ..
Bonds issued to Pseifie Railroad Com
panies, interest payable in lawful
money, priuci|iai outstanding. ..
Intereat accrued and not yet paid
Intereat paid hy United States
Interest paid by trana. of mails, etc...
Balance of Interest paid by the 11. 8....
Bonds in ihe treasury to secure bank
circulation
To secure public deposits
V. K lioaas deposited for drculatton
for the week ending to-day
V. H. beads held foe circulation with
drawn fur the week ending to-day"1
National Bank drculaUou outstanding:
i,«i.V*71 s.^1.
S 5 7 2
Thb
U»,2I9,.«»
l*r
redemp­
tion far the week ending to-day
(Vnrtspondlng week last year
»,m,ono
THX VM.
BIX men who reached Crook City on the
1st tart., report that their camp on the Belle
Foaehe, ahont forty miles from Deadwood,
waa
attacked
4' ItsJ i ,^|5» 'u I*-~i"v k
by 300 Indians, who fareed
Count
si"ik'
1 nor,n ol
(colered»l,M re"
1
Hosphortin, although thev had THK sub-treasureratWashingtaabssbeen «1 iv iiimwif ami TWu..iiiers sanjem eau«I up
«'»"k Count ordered to sell $1,000,000 gold.
hold mirchnwul tbi- „_.i Coiti, Italian ambassador, has formally de-! I flsral vear OIHUHK .lime 'M, ISTS, anil f«r nrinr ve*r«.
bow purchased this right, and then clare
Independent hi all TUifi-Ilninl In Nothing.
•»«"-1 eiwtiun*, in favor ..f the iuliuM»n of K«-ll.m
a o
VOLUME VII. ELK POINT, UNION COUNTY, I). T., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1877. NUMBER 4.
XLVth CONGRESS.
Senate.
WHDNKHHAY, November 28.—Immedi
ately nftir tlie muling of the journal, Wadlelgli
BJnrril priK-eod to ttie consideration of the rr.-n»ln
ti«in I'').irtcit by (he (-fiuimiitee on prlviltyes and
„ch mat.M *»,. ton. di-, whil .a. 1*
tin-\ ire I'rt sldcn (t. i nlinir that the rahjert was
Killed tne driver antl rilled the mail bags. i^uwiion of tlie Itu'l.,jm privilege, urid could bcron
THK Indians have committed depredations sidered in tin- morning hour. Tluiniinii a||wal«l,
in 111. ..l„kk..l 1. .. i hut the decision was susU ned—veas 2!). nays
in
neighborhood of Deadwood on the 1st Wmliei^h's nwjlutjon vu then i»nt, the vote re
inst., capturing a freight train on the Ft. i •"'tin*
in
yeas and 2S
-,
1^^same
n»ys.
The Vic President
I Toto«l in tii ^tlfiriuative. and
1ho mn)ution
diM UMtion en^iietl, Wadleigh, Hill, McDonald »nd
Pending the discu
owing M^lTir^'^ISrij-Vi^. ....
X,,urtt,a4'- lu"-J'«»
took
THURSDAY, November 29.—After the
f,,r
the A.LUIISM,,N „f WM l'itt
KfHo^g an aetiator from Louisiana, the pending
qui-Mton Iteing oil Saulsbury's aiuetidinent to n
comniit the whole *uhjtvt t» the coiumittevon |riv
ilefe'* and fl iioii!*, with in*tru tioii* to tak« tv^ti*
tunny u|*n ii*rtain rhar^ef. A lng disciiH^ion fol«
lowitl, ilit* ruh'M of the M'nate mid M. ('. Butler's
oa?*e U'injs prominent »uhj*vU of delate. Without
action on the auiendmeut, tlu* aenute went into ex
ecutive M*sioti, and when the doors were reopened,
adjourned.
Senate.
FRIDAY,
Nuvemlier 30.—Immeditttelv
t',en rcJ"'
ex|K»itioiit
favor of iwemiiiuitting i!»- MII-
maJt' a U n^lIi v \nw-li to vin«lit alt- hi* |»«^itii.n in
joii.iug tlit Tti« tjurMioii t}i*
Hiilistitutv of SanUtMuy, the voto rwulu^i Y«m»29,
DHVH *J!i. Tlif vice J»r*sid^nt ill untunim-inK tli* vote
diil «"t give a deriding voto, hut "The
nu!tt»iitute not huvinvc ivceived the ii»j«rity
Tot*1, is tli^ajrrfed i«»" Tli» senntt* thru
twk NTVSN until :V)»». UJMII IEHFOTMIhn^
remarks were inude upou the eaces of kelK'g)
tod Ihnhr, hv difl'ennt senators. After
sb irt parliHtiK'tttHry skirmish, the •(tiestion
original r^Holulion to ^eat Kr!logj, wa.
and I'aHtiN,,!! voting
tlirinative, and l»avis,
President's d« k, and the oath of ollice wasadmiD
i.stered to them, tb«' Intter taking the modified oath.
Adjourned.
House.
I
CHIVET PASHA is underarrest and will he A sPKCIAl. from Montreal, dated the 2THh present*
•d a resolution declaring .T. B, Eu!«tif*ntit]tHl
just own ueciiletl in New York. In 1872 court-martialerl for not altompting to take ult., sayii, Wood & Co., dry goods dealers to a seat u» senator from i»uisiana, and it was
Helmbold went into bankruptcy, with, T«liehe. I had failed. Liabilities fl20,000 assets $25,-
30.-
l'l*«--d the talenilar. in^alls g»Te notice thnt lie
WASHINGTON. v.riof.s.mej.d.nems, rc.iH.rted..., the
1
were agreed to without utsctisMini, among them tie-
1
I"* one for KM,.MM for the payment of railway |.»t-
i fur
iroopi oi $,oo,in»0 for titiarid mail, tniiiAiHtrtaiioii and
r"al
i„ ... pentr nuu
C.KSKRAL IIAKI.AN will arrive at Wash-
Norway. This establishment was found Am MET KYOIB PASIIA has been appoint-' ington and take his seat as associate justiee
ed commander at Sehipka. lteouft' Pasha of the supreme court, on Monday, the iuh
goes to Adrianople to superintend tlie or-, inst.
ganisation of a new army. CAIT. UKOWN, the 1'nited States Army
i Inspecting Officer at the jetties, New Or- SATURDAY, December 1.—The resolu
lean*,officially notified the Secretary of War f°* °'. Rake1-! Indiana, instructing the commit-
"l"11"'"'
fur
l|iaV
House.
r,'lK,rl
a
du'r
in
««,! speel and eonlidem-e of the American people
740.667 800 two dwelling*, in Athena, ()., burned At tourer moved that ll*e houw* adjourn, and the tak
70a.2MW 12 o'clock on the night of the 4th inat Losa Vf
negroes attempted to cross the
....«,»1,W4,4M river near New Orleans, on the night of the
I 3d inst., in an old boat. When
way the stream, the frail craft sunk, and
five of the occupants were drowned.
CHARLES PAGKT, a saloon keeper, waa
found dead with a knife in his throat, st
''ill which shall prohibit
,"i"KiUk
or
"'a'ntaiiiing of sinU for damage* for
any article or nnj-iciH.ut in the market.
at the tiim- he purchasM h« knew that he hitrinpM]
s.»me existing patent, »ns adopted- yea* 118. n«vs
4a »oiNie moved t«* susjwmi the riih s and paK«ia
hill to remove dittnhilitie* imiHi»ed ffnd remaining
u o n i
of the
IKTMHI hy virtue «f the thirte«'nth settion
rt«t
imh
amendment, (iartieltl
un^wJs
ty. LI- 1Z """'"itwD on weww uiu, I granted only after application to the attorney *en
fir a removal oi uimhiiiiiea. (»«M»de witn«re?
the hill and in
ohjeet«f!f
rlauue wa» inMjrted that amnesty akiouUl
jnie^tiately reintroduced It, modified
.rhereupon the rulen mere
the rulps
,.r„
•xehnnge of KanaaN for ®°d was passed Milln moveil to Aiiaptnd th
I I -—I ION« IIIIMIS rulen and adopt a resolution in«truetin^ therominit-
,itusjiende*
llsm
w n* «n wayaand meana to mi* the Uriffao a« to
na s 7,1
1l11'
i and other reports were then presented,and the aen-
ana tnat final favorable action will shortly ate adjoumea till Thursday next.
be voted by a large majority. Houae.
SKVKRAL survivors of the wrecked stesm-
MONDAY,
then twk a
M",,d*-V
Senate-
aenat,
""'l
ani1
executive semlon,
arcommittee, on the part o?"the house* to wait on
the president and inform him that quorums of both
hounen were ready lo receive any communication he
aright 1M*pleased to make. 1 he senate then took a
recw^ After recraa the president'- private «H?ere
ta^y ap|eared with I he message, and it wa* inime»
diatelv read and ordered printed Department
December 15.—The members
l»8,'lu,'led
*I lOo'elueli and extended the roeeat till
10:45' w,u'n
,he
10:5(!
wljourn at
*a* concurred In Knappe moved to na-
10:50 waa concurred in
pend the rules atul adopt a resolution declaring that
ihe president. Iiy refusing the use of the army In
support of pretended governments ill Mouth iro
lina and Louisiana, II.IH faithfully performed his
'J"" and is justly ent(tlel to ths re-
the
year,ai,a mx**
th?
O.^^ on the 1th inst. Charles pay lull amount for all bonds deposited by them in
••otter, with whom Paget had an altercation the treasury, the bonds so redeemed to be rancel
A few hours previous, is susuected as beinu
lonnu'on tat 1st inst., against Greenebailiti, an oath of office which eliminates from the Statutes
It II union and Stanford, formerly West Park 'm,h- '^fT1
A',i'1
onimiaainnxra ed refilling the act which proTidesfor the diraiuli
11 oiumiasioners.
hotel, grand stand, and 46 sublet of
*,*«,i!tt the Washington, t. C., Driving Park, burn
Ms,
130,MO I *d on the 30th fit. Loss $25,0W).
14,873,000 O* the moining of the 29th ult John A. I
^"wuiued the time until
htmr lixis[for ihe adjournment .t noon the
speaker called the house lo order, and the second
sesKion of the forty-fifth congress lie^an. Koll call
showiil 221 nicinliers present Afier the «p|ioiiit
ment of the UMMI coiimiittee to wail upon the
bout mid- I pfesident short r*cess wa* taken, wlieu the message
Adjourned.
was hauded i and read
House.
TUESDAY, December 4.—Bills were in
troduced and referred To substitute greenbacks
for the issues of national bank association*, and to
,xl l,rl»nch
ths murderer general auiuestr linker Introduced a joint rw*.lu-
1
IIOWELL, manager Of
J2,l»S,ft2»,gil
li"n
fic,t|on ni uror who
I "AVID HTILLMAN and wife, aged invalids, cerried arms against the I'nlted Slates Ad
I were found on the 3t)th ult, in their dwell-1,ourne--
14 131,1.17 K,itaHorse, was burned at Metnph s on the ru i .to
J™7 ni»ht«f «k. wm, „i, ,!' ... I Cleveland* ()., family, poisoned by eat
64,^,5.2 dr^ ^Vwll s ZiZLSi A
iBg
y
97D ooo1 Brown (colored) shot and seriously wound- v ."V, i,
ed Wm. KeUey/son of JZI Ke "v
formrr|y
of
the 28th ill., dropped dead oi heart disaase.
Mas. E. P. HUAI.I. was seriously and per
haps fatally burned at Columbus, O., on the
28th, while kindling Cre with coal oil.
thought to be :ui infallible test) is to'
oook them, and the poisonous ones are
rwdily recognized by their ofiensive
odor, and exceedingly disagreeable taste.
The prisonous principle of mushrooms is
not
wan
tak' ii up. (. .mover voted with the in
the attirtuatirv, and I*ait€r»n, und Iavis, of Illi
i noil*, with th« ]HmocraU. Aftrr a dlwun^ioii rela
tive to tlipritfht of the Vic* Pr*idf*m to vote,« hirh
I w^S.fhaiirn^l iy Thuriiiaur mid resulted In th«
dtKlaration tka 4siiairmaii that could «xerciM
tlut tfaukbur^ sustained a
for tb« fiMttUtiM of tlwH commiUw, reciting at
length the rhurRmby .lud^f Spoftord the re
turning hoard, and providing for the recommit*!
of the whole tjuextion to the tm privi
leges and •Ifdioijs, with instructions to said com
inittee lo tak** tentinmnjr in regard to the ehar^eH.
state and western at $4.7'f!.Y20 extra state' J?! "a*
Ohio unchanged. Wheat—A shade firmer
choice shi|ping, 4"
The house
no quorum
FRIDAY, November
I met sml adjourned wit hunt
beliiK prexeot.
Senate.
Milwaukee,
MII.WAIKKK, Deceuilier
Movement very lijjht and prices
Wheat—(Juiet but firmer
No. 1 hard 11 }*, No. 2 regular $1.0.H'.^
tlie January
Thurnmn moveil
Hutier IH» xworn in as m^nator from
noint 17 miles north ,,f 'So'1'11 Can.liiiii. A«ree«l til—Teas W, IIHVS
Kellcw ami Butler *ITH 1 li.-n wworted to the
•eeular
to the United K
week,
315,K)o
to
*«r
... |4J^-jnty arid m«'nilKri»of eon^reMt to *end
provides
8ml
r,'"priiitt-tl'rhvnconj
MV''
^u-liorean. Uarinus r. toinitt. was
n one of the hmus of tne town, and
^fi ^Thn'e^ f°»(Lil%tht-aV1
A man with a white shirt on wa^in style
without any would wear a coat buttoned
.11,l(1
all at that ball, and the coats of those six
white-shirted fellows went to cover the
backs of some one else. When one fel
low had a dance he would loan his coat
to another, and then his turn would
fuil of ctjffee, great hunks of black-tailed
deer jack rabbits, h«h, game and delica-
bags
does
day.
ago
houses of wealth
mint at St. Louis: providing for
rr"|'"»",K *n amendment to the constitution
a plantation prolnhittng the |*yuieutof any claims for dsmag
tor the use of or destruction of property during the
... liending, Miss., was shot snd rebellion A joint rcaolution was reported tmck
committee ari.l passed, dirii tiug the
si'crtv
ar lo make such prcliininarv exainiiiation
of the head waters of Ihe St «'roix, i liippewa .md
AN indictment for eonspiraev to defraud Wiseonsiu rivers, as may determine the extent and
the city of Chfam out of JKOISX) «•. I praelical ilHv of reservoirs oa the same The
i .L
,ronl
',ue'
Iary
u*
01
V",tSIO
was jiHlii mry coinniiUee reporteil back a lill preserihinc
P»»-
withoat coereion,
Muanrooma and Toadstools.
The physician called attend the
to
Ht,Urd
U,mlsU0,s' *ivwf
Peri,hed in the,
U,e
thl"
clty m,mc
that
information which may be
ft iiiivnumiiuu titiif*n infty
profitable to our readers: The class of
mushrooms which the family ate were of
the family Uictariun }iperatu». Dr. .Ster
ling says that he obtained some of them
and cooked them. The odor, while
T,"t
lfV
18
797,000 phii.j.i^L:. p. »*re«siDan iveuey, wte is fiery like that of cayenne
st Philsdelpliis, Pa. l...f ,v.„
n.ik.'wik„i, ... P®PI*r- hut having an effect upon the
Miiliabi, ult,MsWhew Davenport faUl- i mouth like hot water, making it feel
f1 ,VM *lle8e(l P""1- swollen and smarting. It is almost im
mour, named Pratt, at Northampton, Masn.^Missible to give rules whereby one may
Wnu^
»nd
t'hieauo, distinguish lietween the poisonous and
while giving exhibition! with aPtereoptieon edible mutuhroom^ for the name toad
at St Pawl's ehureh, Toleilo, on the night of stool is a misnomer and there is no dis-
tant class
of that name. The distinctions
are so slight that only the practiced eye
of the botanist can note it, or at least do
so readily. The best way (and it is
VEGETABLE DEVIL.
The Man-Satin* Tree of Xadaffaecar—
A Hideous Orgy.
The following description of this sin-
gu
far tVee.'fci'm^rin^hrisland'orMada-
known. It is HUp|osed to le an wax originally published in the
irritant poison, acting on the coats of
gast-ar, was originally published, in the
last (iraefe and Walt her'* Maqa:ine of
rar
ff
nm
the stomach much after the manner of Carlsruhe, together with notes upon it,
arsentc. No antidote for the poison can
by Dr
the jwis.jn but purgatives can be ad-
ministered which will aid the system in primitive race, going entirely naked,
thwwiegofl the deadly matter. having only faint vestiges of tribal re
lations, ana no religion beyond that of
THE MARKETS.
New Tork.
NKW YORK, December 5—3:00 P.
1
w K,'S:
21,r bur,'„n
eeii.ts i«ooo i.ns- 1/1000 bus- at
1
ceijits 18,000 bus sales, (0 000 bus at
lixed. Barley—
10
1
friAHAi,- fur n, r«.t tt.,.t„.._ tortuous reedy canal that went
for western mixed.
Slightly in buyers' favor
rj^ipts, li»,0(Xt bus fsle
K unchanged. I'ork-^uiet atKl firm path diverging trom its southern side
at $l'{.o0fa14.00 now $13.2.". J.jiril—Firmer
at $S.40. Whisky—At $1.10§)1.10!-£. Petro
leum—Crude at 8c refined at 13f$13%c.
Coal—Unsettled at ^ViiOCfJSJR. Leather—
I'nehauged. Wool—(^tiiet.
Chicaa*.
CHICAGO, Decemtie
Whettt—Strong iind li
was
"16 "l,K'aU1' pa^wt. yeas :'.s. nays
•lT '""l! ,I|". ,M
_"
a
(a Corn—
it.d.ooo
a'ul-1
1,"
yi|,.|,:tn,nciit building, Tlie aiiiendinent,
u m!,ils
lurniH r»w, and the Amendment ap
propriating SM-Vinio to restore, repair am! preaervv
lOtxieN de.Mrovfd hy thereout lire in the patent
office, were to. The bill having U-en re
|Mrte! in tomuiiltee ol the whole, was reported to
the senate, and parsed SeTeraJ jirivate Mil* were
then p:iwed, and the wna!e went into ex^-utive
huine«, mid when t\ie doors were reo|H iu»df ad
jouruiti.
ijrs
ltio,0M) qrs Hour,
loo,(too
to
]y(l//tier'a Magazine of
Omelius Fredlowski, to whom the
be given, the doctor says—that is, anti- ietter by Carl Lcche, the discoverer,
dotes that will counteract the effects of
wa8
the awful reverence which they pay to
the sacred tre*. They dwell entirely in
caves hollowed out of the limestone rocks
in their hills, and are one of the smallest
£otton—Firm at ll
%c for middling uplands, of races, the men seldom exceedlne'ftj roijitf'y authorities, and it is worth
elotir—Without decided change receipts, inches in "height At the hnttmn nf ,f inquire what an explosive bullet
i ,ooo bbls sales, i2,(»oo hbls superfine, /TUJ,
b®tVln
Il!t
February. Lard—7.90ft
$12.37H seller
8. .'(7 Yi cash.
LONDON, LIIHI-MTXR .'—12:30 P. M.— .-
Liverpool
wheat market
Floating: cargoes n
(afls Oil.
com, oft
Toreien. American agnuve, or century plant. jurc
WORE
8
horn,
l(Hi,0tKI
of
no
at western uachangeil 11. II. 'n,nk it not ove^ four hundred fe**t
Oats—Quiet: unwillingly into the recesses of a black bullets, instead of being solid, have a
L'2,000 bus ^ow pa'1TI above. A cylindrical hollow extending from it#
rom its southern «de, ^x tQ fa base. The hollow is fill)
the heart of the for- gunpowder, and capped with an e*-
tidier $!.()% bid for rick stopping short, said Look! The I tolerably saf
s^mnK
sacks.
From the Boulder Coi., Mirror.
and some sixty log-houses were erected waa'not tTflower 'but a receptacle
before I860 stepped in. Of these log-
and
there exuded
houses but a few remain. Christinas, ii,,,, ,! |llin„v ,*w.t
1SW, saw a jovial crowd of dancers in ^nt into* cat*nff an" s»Mrific Vro^ V* K'
one of these houses, wimlowleas, we be- undTrneathX rim CtT,
°f
and tapered from four inches to
alste-nanied place to j)artakeof a frontier jncj, ju diameter, yet thev stretched out
e u i o e a n a i n u s o i w a s
then
his
made
stantly
of logwood. 1
here were few white shirts
ti0I1 0f
up to the neck. Coats for dancing pur-1
you now
quent
did not seem to beany too numer-H MvnK-.rviion.nn thonrpa«ion«,
ous, consequently the pioneers hel
each other out. For instance
Nichols had six white shirts, which were
helped
P, A If.
Hendrick
hvmns to
couie, and so the white shirts and lone until slowly, and with despairing face,
coats were dancing all night, and went
s
around among the J00 men. There were i
no wall llowers among the seventeen
qui
tne
crust marks iK-rmanent as anv of the
acted in precisely the Kame way at the
rivers of our own day, washing away
the lighter rock, and leaving a concen
tration of the heavy ore in their chan
nels. They vary considerably in depth,
according to the remoteness of their or
igin. In one of them a shaft has been
I a s e e n o e n e a a e a o u e o
two
the distance, horizontally, ...
thousand feet, and exploietl by boring' h**18
from the su
Nit® liUlegirl:
Captain Qrogson: Why,
"Oh, do let ine
you drink."
my dear? Nicie little girl: Because
maaays you drink like a fish."—Judy
stij!Jy iron ro(js Alxl e tbo8e (from wjth hJ ran
the u an1 un(ler cu ix th
and
8Ue
in the ru iiililiorlnMid then, rnost of the
j,
a 9U
apai„,st
pioneers wearing wtxilen (r flannel ones.
,j,r
suddenly interrupted by the natives,
told me were propitiatory
t. With
the great devil-tree.
shrieks and chants tl
still wilder shrieks and chants thev sur-
rounded one of the women, and urged
Tins
... her with the points of thesr iave....=
jie climbed up the stalk of the tree, and
gtood on
the mm it of the cone, the
iinggu
palpj twir
aU abou
and
in the cl
her. "frisk!
^.'e? ,.«!!!
«»e^nWriir.^t8UV^iv,r-i Tisk!" (drink! drink!) cried the men. nuu.iemy nmiw my sen. iw iurei)
octasion m. a grand aif.ur. \V ash boilers
{p, ^iaing
Gh
Runnino*water leaymT on ^"the earth*, den round and round her neck and As regards centers of population Tur
r5? wrSSt «tv of the ™i then, while her awfulscreams,«,d key in Europe, as a who^V more
arn'
bruUl
searched out and worked for tin. They
e?er&
thc great
stiffly like
sunk to GO feet, and at that depth the' e™**1 themselves in the air, approach
ground i» a regular river bed, with, in
1
,n8
one
ore
"rf HP ^for V^io'fw-t riiTitt. Th« tightly towards each other, from their remaining population of about four mil
width of tne seam ha* increased fmm 18
inUr8ticeH
to^ feet^ and it rontaina a™r^ of of viscid boner-like fluid, min- Asia. The bulk the Asiatic popula
three feet of what the miners call '^pay horribly with the blood and ooting tion however, in Asia Minor^nd
dirt," that is to say, soil worth workfng,!
v'^r*
of the
v'ct»®'
riedly away into the recesses of a forest,
hiding me from the dangerous
and the brutes from me. May I
see such a sight again. The indeacrilia
ble rapidity and energy of ita aow
menta may be inferred front the fact
that I saw a smaller one aeiae,capture
and destroy an active little
TERMS—$2.00 a Tear.
s-nt of some of the head men of the
Mkodos (who, however, did not dare to
stay to witness the act of sacrilege), I
cut down one of the trees and directed
it carefully.
THE EXPLOSIVE BULLET.
How They Are Made—The Dtetlvaat.
KM of Vain* Them.
,, ,, -. The \vnr now raging in the east has as
from which the following is extracted, gumed so much the character of a war of
extermination that my question as to
kind and quality of the missiles employ
ed droj
nevert
addressed: The Mktilos are a very
w into comparative insignificance
tneless, from time to time each
com pa tan has complained that the other
has used explosive bullets. These mis
siles seem to be peculiarly objectionable
really is, for though the term has been
barometer but should freely used, any ideas connected with it
aro
deep'
fl...» for No. 1 spring. Ke—Dull tarn-like lake, about a mile in diameter,! fect«(,n animals been well tested Thev
and unchanged. orn—A shade firmer, re-' the slutreish waters of which overflowed i V
wnicn overnowea
canal that went
,,0
jirobablv somewhat vague. The bul-
above the level of the sea, and near its je^ jn question have been used br
we
ca,me
a
i *I*rt«men for many years, and their ef-
llnlmam
arej 0
CM
a
Hx
and thick in proiortun, resting upon its differs in no respect from that of an or-
i n a
have a good idea of the trunk of the ever, will form a lari^, irregular wound,
Hour— tree, which, however, was not the color perhaps as large as a crown piece. Huch
rir I'T/O
ar,imH a
Jar|ci dingv brown,,
(l
apparently hard as iron. From the js
intervals, were about eleven or twelve lt will not riochot, for it bursU on strik
feet long, and shapoil very much as the jpg the ground it would very rarely in-1
gt s. hp uijf w KH o «eas, _.9,(but now under) surface, and on the lastly, its use involves a certain amount!
",1s
e o a v i a i
i
",1,er
Cinsr.lom during the past
("?w su/fact' slig|ul
ca.vr T1"8 c,,ncav^ fa('e
mor(
opens quiet but thickest part, and three feet wide, taper- it j* not suitable for long ranges, ita ville Appeal-. In this city, August 9,
steady.
was cltwcly set to on the pro
half noon in June, of the present year, he!
vigor°u8ly in motion, with volver and leveled it at the beast, but I X^riiLii*
nth their sugges- bind legs and wrung his fore
yet dancing on What?" cried the arti«t, "do
^rpents flayed, yet dancing on What! eried the artint, "do ^ears i iret
and could dance with his coat ofl a man i„ i ..... i. v. i 'i: .i.. __ livin has done so much to deproive nsw
.... ,. V....C. .... ».^.,|)iion I am giving i speak English?" Then holdinc the re-'
j8 j)ttrt made up from a subse- S volver close to the nose of the pretended i
CAPFUL inspection of the plant. beast, he demanded, What dost thou "Oorffl* F«*D,
My observations on the occasion were in this accursed costume f' The rogue'
i
who had been shrieking around the tree merely earning his livin
in their shrrll voices, and chanting what driver by profession, but
utooping she drank of the viscid fiuki ready to die with fright, but the cour-
in8tantiy 8gain
wild fren z
'y
in er facei an
ties brought from the btaUs in otns, all jj0lera in her limbs. Hut she did not some douceur for his bravery in risking
went to i»ak* up,a^glorious supper one jump down as she seemed to intend to do. his own life in order to preserve that of
that the partakers would like to see re-
^o!
atrociout(
*T'.11 k may not havt been much jia(| been so inert and dead came to sud- and the guide generally met at an inn
style, but the seamless sacks and flour
deU(
bags aaw as much pure enjoyment as i
pa
|pi
witll the
fury
0rrnimo
-f"-
to ite
struck boldly for the heart of the for- „*ith gun pot
0
base. The hollow is filled
I'HJ1 ^P^C^^ble plosive mixture, consinting of chlorate
led the way along the
bidding and secmin
forest. Hen rick
path. I followed closely, ana behind me phur. A plug
a juirious rabble of Mkodos men women flee and forms an apex of a buflet, and a
and children, huddenlv all -the natives little spirit varnish over the wax makes
potash, oxide of antimony and sul-
closely, and behind me phur. A plug of wax fills up the ori-
cry Tepe.lepo. and H^n- the "shell" complete. This bullet is
pene
and
ring the past ..re to on me irround of humanity is some-1 day! A poem entitled The Beautiful
orn. if.V**Ho
,„r
1
v a n e a u e o e n a n e
y e e a e u e o e i o w
bullet striking the thorax or aiidonien
and apparently hard as iron, rrom the likely to loape, and produce very have over half a dosen wivea.— TWner*#
..r.. ...
s
likely to loage, and produce very
truncated cone (at least two sis edily fatal results, owing to the shock
poini of view it hascertain disadvantages.'
^WO, "u^!.ln ",r movement is checked hy the explosion tion, in this birth notice from the Marys-
turn dearer on lng to a sharp jx.int that resembled a flight not lieing so steady as that of a to the wife of Wm. Lee, a son—not twins
J• '!I".C rt .V fpw
very convex on the outer I bullet of uniform composition and I this time."
con
thorny InKik^ reneni- what difficult U understand. The 1 Sn—" w:isdiscovered in bis pocket, aad
those u|xn the head of the U*az^. wound** inflicted by fragments of ahells no attempt waa made to apprehend the
i-ri* jave,H ^aIlK,n^ thuH lnnp and froni guns of larger caliber are often murderer.
An Old-Time Dance ia Colorado. «fel«w, dead green in color, had in aj-! much more extensive and horrible than TX IN the fourth floor back hall
ES"" Tte aiS"ofet£"S5iti waT^ i"* .that.tflou.Id.f^iblff^ ^use1
The first settlers of Boulder came here i 01 me cone was a tensive rifle bullets. If a line must be n^hta. ond the vounctean witii a Unto
in 185.S 1
i^ISGil i,uite a nurnlMT cum* n'1, "IT' *ST'
,lke 8
fln
nn
,n-.l .f
out
lieve, at that time. Ihe hardy pioneers gpeak, of the undermost plate, a 'series Pleasures of a Swiss Sketching Tour,
"'"tched An artiMt h„ „«»!,, publl.hrf^i.
tol1 in
p,°
i*i Li
r,"!1/'8'
These were
and secntcen ladies ha) a.s8embled at the fuiwrpl fmm fmir hi Kolf
''ilM.u'7iu^
bX
IC*1 a.nti n?01^
s')l.lw
own
1
i..nn A .... dlea and shivering arouad III Uie cold.
left his hotel in Interlaken went out
Th. Two Turk.ya.
.,, ..
violent convulsions of nature. "The ois- yft «nore awful laugher, rose wilder, t» inhabitante to the square mile than Tur-1 X^.—BurlmgUm Onvheft.
coverv haa lately l«n made in 4imtr» instantly strangled down again into a key in Asia that there are three or four
ffJ&X'U&inS ««•»»•«,r-. &• U.,.dHI?op^.„ K»rop«n !,„,!»«« .h^ tl* popul^
riod, probably many millions of "years ?noth.^ g/een serpents, with twinmJMndenw than elsewher^-via:
but now- dried" up, are vast store-
*nf »n^rnal rapidity, rose, Bulgaria, which is now the seat of war
,y are carefully rotracte* tm-mselvea, and wrapped her Adrianople and Kosaova, which are iu-
about in fold after fold, ever tightening, ....
with the cruel swiftness ana savage! and Janina, which lies comparatively
leaves rose slow!
the arms of
ly and
derrick,
another, and closed about the
some places, a collection of loose drift' hamperwl victim with the
sand, lieavily intermixed with tin
i Ment force of a hydraulic press, and the
mediately adjacent to the seat of war
tenacity of anacondas fastening upon! distant. There are, however, one or
their prey. It was the, Imrbarity of the! two Provinces ia Asia, particularly
I^aocoon without its beauty,—this Syria and Trebizond, and that part of
strange, horrible murder. And now
Asia Minor near to Constantinople,
where the population equals in denaity
that of the more populous European
Provinces of Turkey. As regards the
war in Europe, therefore, where tlie
main struggle lies, it is a contest by
Russia primarily aga.nst a population of
a thumbscrew. A mo- about four or five millions living in the
ment more and while I could see the Provinces of the
l"e
great leaves pressing more and Kossova, and secondarily against a
there trickled down the stems i lions injurope and sixteen millions in
At
th.e MKht
for it yields about 1 percent, of meUl, ^is thesa^ hordes around me yell- wa from Constantaaonl
an excellent produce for tin ore. Home
ma,,lv-
.f
•. .. i tka tSAA klairtiil a# awitn ^«aii
the tree,' clasped it, and with cups,! outlaying parte of Earopeea Turkey.
of these deposits are discovered at only,
a few feet from the surface, a fact which ^hands, and tongues, gcit each one
shows that they are of much later date!
e,K^u?
the liquor to send him mad
than the one referred to above, but still lftnj v"? .. Kr*t*,*lue
of immeasurable antiquity. The state indescnlmbly hideous orgy from
of the earth also shows thit these later which, even while its convulsive madne
rivers were not in action for very long burning rapidly into delirium and
periods, as tlie ore has been far less 1 Msensib'hty,. Henrfck dragged^ me hur
washed. Twenty-five of these tin mines
have already been found, and although
the difficulty attending all new enter
prises has retarded their development,
yet within two years they have produce*!
2,069 tons of ore, worth about $1,000,
000.
The
brutea
Xhje
,UK|1
8t
btile, sinuous, silent throbbing before he could fire, he heard the words. I., cheer for Gladstone^ is it. A nay
the air, that they made me shod- Halt! halt!" The bear sat on his thrue Insh pajrthriot ud curse his
in ,»pite of myselfwith their sugges- bind iegs and wrung his fore-paws.
mm
iliafoa Cmibr.
O E A I E
•srtav Ml S^flr «r MfjfUg
A. PAST JOB PRESS
IN
THii
Vtt Mialiwts, S
ovm isoiiiicirotiaa
HXJ1COBOUS.
WHAT IS nothing? UTI
Joe to Ida MTI,
With a Mirk oa kt, oomioal Bhfs.
Ita a word, which wp oonsUatlr hnr,
But yet aobodf tdla what Is." sjjf,
Ssrsthepere, with s hitch, that was (aaaf^ ,•
It it—«(K, It ii nothlB(, ennfoand
OrasorscMarly.perfesiw, BIT daarsonnjr.
'Tlsa hole, without anything round It."
-S. ». n im sum 7Vm4lK
THK great question, "Does it hutt
man to nang him?" is answered by tile
Syracuse fJveninp Herald—" It hurts his
reputation."
LIAM are like salt miners they on
dennine the truth, bat leave just as
much standing as is necessary to support
the edifice.
Ai a carriafe rolled by, laden with
wealthy citizens, a country man was
heard to exclaim: Money nukes them
air go!"
Oivx My Chewing Gum to Gertie"
is the latest popular soap. The pathos
is aaid to be rerj affecting.— Utiea 06-
lney
course, made of lead, and are
in a mold of auch a form that the
TKW BXCECK
"Ncight, but—suppose I did have the
stomach ache I'm the lint horse that
ever nude a Congress adjousn.—
vilU Courier-Journal.
In this excitement over the invention
of fire escapes from hotels, the hotel cierk
has had a rest and time enough to pick
up another diamond pin.
Can any mortal man tell why a wo
man will cross one sloppy crossing on her
toes and the next one on her neebf'
asks an exchange.
THE era of the lion and the lamb haa
come in Bulgaria. The Turks and Rus
sians lam each other, and the correspond
ent* do the lyin'.
tolerably safe to handle, but a blow on
course, pro
lien projected
resisting sub
and forms
more or less
jagged, piece of lead, from which,
the'Pa^or- It might melt," was the coa-
AH, parson, I wish I could carry my
which I gold with me," said a dying man to his
soling answer.
Ir every cloud has a "silver lining"
isn't is a wonder that his brother savuea
don't rip Red Cloud open?—WhUfmiU
Time*.
AN exchange wants to know how the
Turks happened to learn to Bjrht to well.
i (v Hum:i Diii.KitiK 'uc muifti vi aisiuuicu i Why, man, most of the Turkish oAoem
FaJU Rfporier
THUS do the innocent oftentimes suffer
with thc guilty. Two repulaive-looking
organ-grinders from sunny^ Italy were
ntages.' sent to jail in Albany the other day, i
the poor monkeys, alas! had to go too.
THKRE is a hint of unspoken pathos,
than one man, as its onward I touch of patient suffering and" reaigM-
A MAN with four ballet holes in his
oT dangerrVhy it should be objected body was found near Nashyillethe other
i bedroom of the boarding-house, these
drawn a,,mewhere, it surely would be Cb« «p^v. wiUi thst
humane to ex- instrument a*he used to be in the balmy
ucn », Pwk.
VT froal
br°Ught
eve.r
every direction towards the horizon. French journal, an account of hix Swiss dwrninw n
*V£,n or eight feet long cacb, sketching tour. On a beautiful after-1
n
i I" the marriage service could only to
a to common use ... warfare. i am««ded as to include th»
th
principal"of Jesus College, OK-
forf di
fllitno W11 It litu no tk.nf/k/,1 onH at »n unil txm .' r*
been a very bad one, and he was obliged
to take another trade. He had entered I practice. —Harper1! ILuar.
A BOCTOH exchange thinks worthy of
especial note aa a remarkable fact wd
it is a fact—that the members of Chrfsk
into a compact with a uumber of guides i
to clothe himself in a bear's
skin, which
I can assure you is aa hot as purgatory in
such weather as this," and plant him
self in one of the favorite mountain
paths. "When one of my associates
comes along this road with a tourist, I
suddenly show myself. The foreigner is
with gu4 rushes .gt meTd driv^me
^)nvulsive a^ay, naturally receiving a very hand-
cannibal! that his employer." In the evening the bear
gavage life. The slender delicate and divided the spoil. The bear pleaded
0
does the finest and gaudiest attire of to- ^uiVered for a moment over her Vead. tbe heart to have him arrested.
starved serpents,: so piteously that the artist did not have
utely. The college hTslmost
diea laieiy. ine couege nuum»
junKfrau As exclusively stt«ndM by Wefthmen.jJo
nan,t, 1,^econ„
,1V1"
no*
in the bear's skin replied that he wss P*»d ®e ooajdiBMnt for
Chuach, Boston, the oldest church haild-
ing in th* city, uas still the BiVle aad
prayM book that wen praented King
Georm IL, in 177S.
WHAT do you chain for a quart of
your milk hen?" inquired a ma, as
put his head in th* door of a milk-shop*
Eight cents,"
44
off
"LOOK here, you
—At the
iivtuir in the Da. THOBIABrecalla aa
W
bounded forward, crowded to| as near the scene ol hostilities as the
accessible by
Austrian Lance.
The new lance recently adopted in the
Austrian tervice. after a long
aeries oi
experiments with the weapona of the
Cosaack and Pmadaa patterns, ia9 feet
1 iaeh in length. *|prfatat is
made of
Btaaner steel, iti leagth bei
over
sevea iataea,
never
Mnr that
dropped by avcldeiit .upon it* while
watching aad grinning at me, in vaia
endeavored to escape from ita fatal ooik.
With Henrick'a assistance and the coa-
aaa the
with the -mm wetaL Two
of
ina attach the bari
toUi
a leather atraa, for the ana
earrylag ttta
this latter at
lover efjtofi
ihw.«NMioa ia
eadoi-toe yasv
ia the Aaattlaa amy an to he
wHhtheaew weapoa.
i3
t**
"t
^rl^|
nssuooew
w
Pvnek.
0UT
P1*™®"'
you're not at all ni^
y°u "MknTWd. Why, yo® havan
ages. Haw
n? He wss a you forgotten how to complimentf"
tlie season had i My dear Clara, I've been married two
I he was obliged I ?****_
He had entered 11
waa the reply. "Ain't
you got any tor at
Ten cents? No."
aaid the proprietor,H but," ho addad,
we can make aome."
A BtmLneTW naa taa Invated
device for aaaating tha iMa who iaa»
locted to carve Thanfagiiiag
Two strong inn clamps, aet nDM MK,
reach up through hoUs the fbtttf
and grasp the turkey ao
'I
i*-!
fimlgr ttw KM
man can tear it to tatten ia tha usual
way, without sliding
it
into
aayoaa's
critter," exclaimed
Hoboken man the
a
ottiar
afghV to
th»
brought hia hand dowa oa
where a moaquito aaL
dot
you feto aae
for a lunch counter IV WW***
by this time sitting oa the far Mf «f th*
room, waa very respectful aad aadtt
haaaa
of the
bride's parents. Rock FalH QL Nov. 14,
1877, by the Rev. A. H. Mffler,
Mr.
Spencer P. Pigg aad Mlai Sva
Cornet.
SOBM
would haho»and
broil, but fried fig ia hsttrr and jvdtr.
May there never be
a broil or a new
the happy Pigg family.
|a
ittddeat
Danube, Adrianople befell hiia ta liiadoa. WhOe pfh'®*
inga burial aervioe, a WOIMUI caaae aM
pulled him «M plaeffb
*hieh
Ma. Bur WADK,
noted for stroagkMAM
habit ef hlawith#Cl
tne Oteek
haw ewora aft ppC
Tm
for
ttat darihg th# tttto
fatgtoa ha'Huoi wmt:
hevenfaa wespt
VM AAWA*
r®
air, MI
an flMog to h«(y
aaaaU aaa mm mf jm
aever aad it."