West Virginia argus. [volume], May 05, 1887, Image 4

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MAIL TRAINJELD UP.
Robbers use giant powder.
a Gang nr Desperndoo* Sri7.0 ami
Rob n Southern Pacific Train
—Iiargr Reward* Ottrrod.
When the weatbovnd Southern Pacific
overland train was ap: reaching 1‘apago sta
tion the engineer, a Mr. Harper, observed
danger signals ahead, and up an coming to a
atop, a gang of mon, with pistols in hand,
surrounded the engine an 1 express ear and
b“gnn shooting. The express messenger kept
his <?oor looked and the robbers, failing to
make any impression ou it with bars, were
about to blow it oj»n with giant powder,
when the express messenger succumbed and
opened the door.
The men went through the car, securing
‘■vhat was within easy access and uncoupling
the engine, baggago and express car from the
remainder of tho train, oom.wlled Harpor to
show thorn how to work the engine, and this
being done they ejected him and ran the en
gino six miles toward Tucson. Here thoy
loft it During the run 'ha robbers again
wont through the mail «n l express cars. It
is supposed thoy secured about $5,0)0 in all.
No news of the rebbory reached Tucson
until after midnight A relief train was s »nt
to the scone. Nono of the passengers wore
moleste I. A Sheriff's posse h is gono to trail
tho robbers. They aro baiiered to be dis
charged railroaders, and to bo eight in num
ber.
Rewards of f 2,3)0 were offered for each ol
the robbers. Thor© wero flvo shots flrel by
the robbers into tho car after the train had
been brought to a stop. The robiiers had
placed ties on tho track and a red signal wa<
waved to 1 top. When tho train came to a
standstill the engluo?r and fireman was or
dered to get off tho or.gino w hich they did.
Then thoy wore each given a stick of giant
powder and were told that they must c mi>el
the mail agents and express messengers to
open the cars or the robliors would ooni|iei
them to light dynamite to destroy tho cars.
Under their threats the express messenger
and mail agent abandon© 1 their cars.
United States troops are in pursuit of the
robbers. The express messenger saved a
package of $5,000 by cleverly hiding it.
A NEW DEPARTURE.
The Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern
lUilrond Ailnp s th« Sysicm
of Profit elmring.
The plan of profit sharing with employes
adopted by the stockholders of the Toledo,
Ann Arbor an 1 Northern Hailroa l, was de
vised by Governor Ashley, president of that
oomnany, and in believed to be the first step
toward co-operation ever taken by an Amer
ican railroad. All official* and employ
es, except the President, are to become
beneficiaries of the p'au after they !
have been in the employ of the j
road five years. In any year in which a
dividend is diolaroJ, each beneficiary Is to
receive, in addition to his salary, a dividend
on the amount of that salary, the Binm as if
he were the owner of that much stork.
If any employe or officer is disabled while
on duty so as to bo unable to resume his
place for *‘x months or more, ho is to receive
a certificate of paid up stock equal in amount
to the total sutu of his wages for the year
preceding his disability. In case of a loss of
life in active duty his wife or legal reprt*
seutatives is to receive a similar cert ill.-ate
equivalent to five turns hi* last year’s wa^es.
Every i ffi ;er or employo who shall
voluntarily retire from the company’s ser
vice after 2) yoars of continuum employ
ment will receive a ccrtifl;ate of paid up
stock equal to the total wages of the last year
of his service.
This plan of allotment, it is expected, will
largely increase tho net earnings of the com.
imny, and promote real, economy and gen
eral efficiency, an 1 that it will also 1Trove
itself to lie a valuable educator, and toach
the nec -ssi-y of sobriety and fi leHty. It is
expectol that the entire dividend paid by
the oompiny in any one year to it* officer*
will be more than earne 1 by saving* from
low and waste.
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M EX I CAN A M USEM ENTS.
Wild Scene at a Bull Fjght-Koar
Men ami Tlicir llorNC* Crippled.
'Ihs novelty of a bull light by electric
igbt drew au imuie use crowd to the Colon
I laza. City of Mexico, Thursday night.
Among the spectators were President Diaz
ml several members of hia Cabinet. Tbe
irena waa brilliantly lighted by ten electric
. ghts, aud tiie gau iy umfirnn of tbe mata*
iors fairly blaz* 1. The door of the pen w.ia
thrown op-o, an 1 the firs', bull rna-Je a frant
ic ru-b at the picadors and in a minute was
master of the ar rn, having kills 1 one horse
and gored two others. Ou ? matador and a
picador were laid out though not killed.
'The light*n then Imme very timid, and
pile 1 the sword tnm the std<*, being afraid
o fare t i« au.mal as is usual. Of five bulls
Ivery -ne was despjrate at tbe biaz eg light,
ftnd bone* an l riders w*re rolled over and
lo-fce 1 m a terrible manner. One swordsman
Attempted to kilt the bull as be charged,and
wueaughiou the horns and tossed out of t he
aiena aftnost lifelcs-. 1 be re-ult of the light
Wju. I ur horses killed, several torn and crip,
pted, two matadors nearly killed and several
prador* disab.ed, Tued <zz mg light seem
to m»k# the animals w.Id, This is the first
l.m- but. fighting na, b*m tried by electric
Iftbk
Ore a* Iio«m nf fjlfc.
A die atrh frim P^«th, th» f* tpltal of
Western Australia, say*:--• A hnrrlcmt
swept the northeast coast oath" 221 in<t.
The pearl lnhing (1 wt, nurnlr*ntig forly
»>oate, was deitrove I and .V, J person i p r
Isbed.”
A dispatch from Cooktown. Auitralia, an
nounces that the steamer Bento i, of Singa
pore, was sunk in a cdlisi -n with a lark eff
the Island of Formosa, and that IV persons
were drowned. No Europeans wers lost,
Tramp* Jtoasted at a Naiural rtas
Well
K * tramps became o igaged ir. a fight at
Ihena'ural gas sol near Anderson, Ind.
two ef them W*re pushed into the Hsim „t
tt»« na oral gas. One, who-e nam* is Mid to
t»e ii.novan, inhao-i the fi im»-s and died al
f,k Instari Jy. (ioorgo li.vyer, of Erie, P*.,
Is ''Urnel almost beyond tv >griilion sn I can
no, recover. Three of toe tramps are in
JsiJ.
An Outlaw’s l.nat Itnld,
»' ix Or.fll i, « notorious you »g outlaw,
**as kiled ic-ar Webber a Palls, Arkan-a ,
»h ie stealing horses Iron Robert V'ann’s
•tab e. Pel** was U.* loader of an organize!
t>»nd of horse thieve op rating ex>u- ve,y iu
tbe trritcry for aotne Um% Vann heard be
•m lurking sr.U /d h.s place and laid in
wait for bim and h >t him dead when be en
tered the stable with two companions. The
other* oerapvi, though badly wounded.
- vf ». Pvmius Killed aft a Wedding.
1 • who as- mb>d to celebrate the
nurri f M-nito Hernandez end Juanito
Mvid. / n-ar Merida, in Yucatan. twcome
•volvolma gr at fight. Seven of them,
o iu t ng the groom, were klile&
GENERAL NEWS CONDENSED.
lti* bill to reduce pipage and storage
charges in oil was defeats! by th> Penn
•ylvnnia Senate.
'I In-M isonlc boilies of Riltimore are niak
ing extensive arrangmentn to celebrate May
10, 11 and 12. the centennial of the Urand
Dodge of Maryland.
Tho Qener&l Kxecutivo Hoard, of K of D
xre said to mature<l plans to bring about a
settlement of the widespread strike* among
Hove moulders.
Advices from Scutari, Albania, state that
tho Mlriditee have killed seven Turkish sol
diers for interfering with the tomb of the
noted leador, Did Do la.
T. J. Hunt, Secretary of the Nebraska and
Iowa Insurance Company, is about < 1,<00
*hort in his accounts, au<l will probaby tie
prosecuted unless he makes tho amount gool.
Tho window glass factories of Pittsburgh
are nearly all closed, and the manufacturer*
are impressing mixer* and teaser* in the hoj<e
°f running without the men who have struck
During a wind storm at Chicago Thursday,
four cottages in proce*s of erection were
blowu down and two men named Judson
Place and Charles Carroll, who were work
ing on the build ng, were killed.
California fruit-growers say that if the
[ iu*pensionof the fourth section of the Inter
state Commerce act is not continued they
will let the fruit rot on tho trees rather than
ship at present rates.
Tho Connecicut House of Keproieutative.
has rejected by au almest unanimoui vote
the bill prohibiting the issue of railroad pan
es to members of tho legislature, and all
other {tenons than railroad employes. The
Senate will probably concur.
The will of Alexander Mitchell, the de*
ceased banker and railroad magnate, his
i*cn read in private to his family. It has
not yet been filed for probate. The foil ming
bripivsts have, however, l*een made public:
Protestant Orphan Asylum, <10,000; Catho
lic Orphan Asylum, <o,00J; Milwaukee Hos
pital, known as Passav.tni Hospital, $10,000;
•St. Mary’s Catholic Hospital, $‘>,0:0; Young
Men’s Chris;inn Association, $IO.OJO; Nasho
tab House (Ep scopal) Tueologicnl Seminary,
at Noshotab, Wisconsin, $5,C0); Kacine Col
lege, $‘>,OOJ.
Commissioner Coltnan, of tho Department
of Agriculture, who has been investigating
with regard to bogus butter, says, with ref'
erence to his forthcoming report: “I shall
not mince matters at all, but shall givo the
result of inveetigations made by this depart'
ment, from which it appears that even the
carcasses of horses, dogs and swine hive
boon utiliz'd in the manufacture of oleomar
garine, and <I*o manufacturers were not
particu'ar about the condition or og i of tho
meat and bones, either. By tho use of acids
and other chemical preparations the manu
facturers of counterfeit butter are enabled
to destroy all offensive odors.’.
A fauiITy f.*ud of m re than one generation
in < xistcnco between two prominent families
of wealth in Orteibriar county, W. Va ,
named McClung nnl McCutcben, has just
terminate i in the killing of Cyrus M iC.uog
i nd the probable fatal shooting of Arnold
McUutch* n.
At Putnam, Conn , a rowboat containing
Mrs. llenry Luery, aged 30 years; Peter
Biu-o, agod 1U years, and Sarah McKvoy,
aged l >y»ars, was carried over a waterfall,
1 lie dead bodies of the woman and girl have
b eu recovered. There is no truco of the
lx>y’s I o ly.
TheGr int monument fund, which it was
thought by this time would roich a million
dollars, has about one hundred thousand as
sured. W. W. S ory, the celebrate 1 sculp
tor, will submit his plans tins week. M *m
b m of the monument c >in nitteo favor one
coning from $3 0,000 to $400,0 0.
I HE dead bj lies of three negroes, brothers,
named Hylve<ter, were found hanging to a
! t ej on the roadside, six nujes east of Proe
| tor, W. Va., yesterday, each body bearing
the following placard: “N'gger thievery
must bo broken up.” Tho .Sylvesters were
thought to have committed many of the la e
depredations in that vicinity.
A conveyance of nl the residuary ostn'e
j r»f Samuel J. Tilden, exceeding probably ID •
| 00',<xf\ has been marie to the Tilden Trust,
! and filed in New York. Leading lawyers are
of the opinion that the action of the exe u
j t>rs in making th s conveyance will prevent
1 tho Tilden heirs from getting any part of tho
, residuary estate, even though they win the
j suit now pending.
liot flic ot nn j >rilv ugain»t prohibition in
M chignn i* ,"»,0 i l.
IV- u h i« glowing m .re carious in the ng*
.lltural district' of Texn«.
Hear Admiral Charles H. Boggs is reported
; bing nl N rw Brunswick, N. J.
By tlit* Hu I Ion ri-e of the K nnebec river
in Maine, upsards of 2,0* 0,i <s»,« g* have te«n
.•-•rried out to ? si.
Nix mere in liftmen ts are found against
(hose concerned in 1 h’ N‘. [siuis election
Trsu is an i (In Gran I Jury is discharged.
Ho attendants in the insan« asylum at
We Ion. \V. Va., are acting m >re disorderly
ili^n those c ndlned. In a row among them
■ one w is fatally staldesl.
Necrefary M inning, say ex IT >i el State*
Treasurer Jordan, who has Just returned
from Europe, will tie li.ck within a m mth,
greatly improved in heath.
The Italian Government denies ihnt. a bit
. 1 • has oc> urrr>d bftweeu Abyssinian* and
I nUan tr00,1s, hat three t«’talion* have
Ben «*nt to re. nforce the gnrr.s in at Mn so
I r,.*b.
I is stated that J iy G uld has purchased
1<il acres of land 1 car Nf. I/*uis, and will scion
c. lum n*M to carry wit his plans for an In
’ du-trial t <wn nn-l machine *h»pi, w;»ere al
least I 00 1 rrc-n will tie employed,
A family name I It chardson, in V mntfcln
county, Indiana, was p neon I a few dayi
ago. The mother and on* child died. Two
tbar children ars not exi»e'tcd to live. Th»
hu« and is susjiecte I of the crime.
1 here It strong opposition to the constitu
tionai amen*rn-rit recently passe I in tie
Mexican C >ngr<s* look ng t© the re-election
of I> ax, and troutile is anticipate I if the plan
of TtiXtepec of prohibiting succiarivo terms
ia set aside.
Colonel John M. M >‘by, th» dashing Gm
ferlerate Bader of N .r hern Virginia during
the War of the Rebellion, has written a bo >k
of reminlacericiiw describing bis slvra nr at
'•areef. H* goes for General Longstreet, and
defends General ‘J«*b’ Stuart, and in doing so
produosa wm • intere.tiog l«*ters written dur
ing the la’e war by O uersls ft. E Lee,
Lon gatr*et, an I N'ua'-t I be only Irene of
bitterness visible in tee pages of 0*1. M cby’s
reminiscences arises from his «eal V* defend
Virginia * dashing troop-rs.
Murdered by ftobbera.
tdiaries Billepaugh, a farmer of Grafton,
,kut u,rw» rnl‘es fr w Burt Washington,
Wisconsin, **as fwiid mur Bred in his house
Hu skull waa cruihel in by blow* dealt wj-h
a blunt instrument. The boa e was o«,m
pletely ranaacked. The murdered man liver]
alone, and waa auppoaed to hara money.
WEEKLY-CROP SUMMARY.
Favorable Condition* for Winter
Wheat— Damage to Clover Fields.
I be following is tbs weekly-crop summary
of the Farmers’ lirvirw .'—The condition*, io
the main, hove b«en favorable for tbe grow,
ing winter wheat during the past week
Bains have fallen io nil of the Btatee, though
in portions of Kansas, Missouri and Illinois
the newt of rain is still said to be urgent. The
average of the condition in twenty Illinois
counties reporting this week is 89 per cent.
In Cumlierland, Edwards, Mercer aud Mv
chi pin countiee the condition is placed at
110 |>er cent. In Carroll, Fayette, Hardin
nn 1 Warren countiee it is placed at 109. In
Adams, Clay, Henry, Lawrence, Lt Belle,
Mie shall aud White couutiee it range* from
•'») to 09per coot. Iii Franklin, Jefferson aud
Johnson counties tbe percentage is placed as
low as 50 |>er cent.
Tne average* for Indiana are about the
«smo as those in 1 linoia, la Bartholomew,
Clinton, Kush, BUelby, Spencer, and John
son c.iuuties the average rages from 100 to
110, while D-'kntb, Pike and Kan iolf coun
ties the percentages range from 59 to 80 per
crllt.
In Ohio tho averagee are lower,very few of
the counties reporting a full average of con
d tio i. Li Del lance cjuity the average is
placed ut-1) per cent., while in Van Wert
county fully onc-fourth of the Helds have
been plowed under and cats will be sown.
In Cuyahoga, Hardin an l Mircsr counties
the outlojk is regarded as very poor.
The average of cun lition in the twenty
one Kansas counties is 81 per cent,
a uumber of the counties noting
an improvement in con;qe-e ictl
of recent rains. Bourbon, Cborokee, Cowley,
Dickinson, E lswortb, L-aveuworth, Mitchell
and Montgomery c unities give the promise
of a full average yield, while in El wards,
Davis, Clay, Books, Kush and Woodson
counties the percentage* range from 50 to 75
per ccut. In Missouri the average per cent
ib 01.
The condition of spring wheat in Iowa,
Minnesota and Nebraska is reported to be
good, though rains are nee led. The acreage
>u Iowa promi.-e* to be fully as large as last
year, if nit somewhat larger.
1 he meadows in Illinois, Indians an l Ohio
are thin and slow in starting. Widespread
injury to clover Holds in lilinoia is reported,
owing to injury which came from freez.ag.
DEVOURED HIS CHILD.
. Caleb roster Driven to Mania By a
Coal-Oil Miniiiipoo.
A most horrible tragedy occurred last
w. ek iu the ne.gnb >rho jd of where the
reunite* of i'a .o.a and ltusk touch the
|ou hern boundary line of Harrison county,
i'ixta. A negro named Caleb Foster, hav
|..g a severe betdacb •, was told to u>e cosl
Oil as a remedy. Iu its use be completely
laiurated bis wcol witu the iluid. Tilts oc
curred iu the morning and by 2 o’clock r. m.
was noticed to act very strangely, but
nothing to indicate tbe terrible ending wa*
observed.
About 5 o’clock bo suddenly clutched his
lithe B-year-o.d son uy the logs and twirling
his boily over his head started ou a run to*
warJ the bottoms, followed by the terror
stricken family. The wife anl a boy of 15
kept him in sight for about two miles, when
he eluded them, in the meantime having
dashed the cli l .’s brains out against a tree.
Unable to find him, help was obtained and
in tbe early morning he was observed seated
on tbe ground, his i hild iu his arms an 1 from
its body h> was tearing moutusful ol flesh
and spitting them on the ground, himself a
raving maniac. He was ciughii and taken
home, where for three days he gradually
gmw sane, being always watched. He missed
the presence of the little boy and asked for
him, but was not told of his late. Ho has nc
recollection of even the least act in the horrl*
Me drama._
A Terror Beliind the Bars.
Joseph A. Uimble, a moonshiner and a no
ionous character in l*ike county, Arkansas,
was brought to Little Kick, Ark., and
lodged in j til. Gamble has bsen eng tge 1 in
illicit distilling for several years, bur, being
lituated in an aluioit in »c euibie sp n in the
Uond > M junUiuis, no officers have lieen able
so arrest him before. II j has long been
ookerl upo.i with terror by the Inhabitants
>f Pike county, aud it is with a feeling of
relief that they know that he at 1 ast Is m th<
lands of the officers.
GENKRAL markets*
PITTSBURGH.
FLOUR—Fancy family 4 SO to 4 75
Choice red winter 4 3*> 4
WHKAT--A No. 1 Red h7 88
Na 2 Red 87
CORN—Mixel, Shelled 43 44
Yellow—Ear 47 43
RYE—No. 2 59 fio
OATH—White 85 83
SEEDS—Clover eeoi, 4 80
Timothy seed 2 10 2 15
HAY—Na 1. Timothy baled 13 50 14 00
Prairie 9 50 |n 00
Loose timothy from wagons 17 00 17 50
MILLFEED-Bran 17 00 13 00
Seconds 16 0)
Middlings 17 00 IS 00
Chop Feed 17 00 18 (0
RUTTER—Creamery 24 28
Choice roll 20 21
CHEESE—Fine Ohio Factory 12 13
New York tioahen 14 15
EGOS 13
potatoes r> 00
POULTRY—Live (Thickens .'0 00
APPLES 8 0) 4 50
RALTIMOtR
FfSIUR- Superfine 2 50 3 50
WHEAT—No, 2 red 91
RYE 59
CORN ■ 45
O ATS-- We*fem mlsnl p6 38
RUTTER -State 20 r6
EGOS fJU
OINdlSHATt
FLOUR—Fancy 8 «>* 4 m
WHEAT 52 33
RYE A3
COHN 42 43
OATS 31
RUTTER 20 25
EGGS
PORK 1«
I,lvo Stock.
Cf tthai Yahus, Faht LinKRTT — Cntt’e
sc: iyc, 1 m>i 15 cmts higher tban last week’s
rl- ng 1 rices, Hat unity nnd Sunday's re
c-' 93S he id, stilpments, 209 hevt. Hogs
fair aM sold- Hvurdny nnd Sunday's re
c*-ip s, 9,3 K) h<*ad; shipme*i*s, 35 0 head.
P '(ladclphlas, $ , 90 lo A 00: Yorkers $5 50 to
5 t 5; common and light, 3<l to 5 4‘>: pig*,
$4 75 to 5*0. Sh^ep active, all sol t, 10 to 15
cents h gh« r than last week’s closing prices,
d iturdfiy and Sunday's receipt", 8,3)0 head;
shlpme *s, | 0>) l.oio.
Henna Ixr.Aap Yaar»a.—Cattle—Prims
heavy Western te eves, 5J^ to 5$£e • medium
to go'll do, 4'{ to ,V» ; common to fair light
«*e rs W to 4 ■. Freah cows du I at. $i6 to
45 (Telves heavy, prices fe'l off to 4V£ to A.
Rl'osl|»:*, MS head; |a «t week, 511 beau.
Sharp—-Hupp y Itvht; clipped sh*ep, $4 35
to 4 50; eviial do u> 5 15; clipped year*
ling* $5 5 1 to 5 Ofi; spring iambs, 7 to 10c.;
common sheep, 3U to 4’. Receipts, 601 head;
last we»*k, 1,050 head,
Hogr -Sapp y light • $5 50 to 6 for good to
choice Ohio* and Chicngos, Receipts, 436
bead; last weak. 44o head.
Wool.
Kt Lotn* — W ooi Arm^igood m* linm. 2d
to 24J^c; coirse braid, 10 t. • 20 l is sand',
13 t*. Re; Arte light, 18 to 21c; t' heavy I t
Up 20a
boat OK,-Wool quiet; Onio and Pennsyl
vania X 81 'X to 8-Ll^c, d > XX and ab>vo,
W to -A'/{c. Mich.g n and VV 1 c main X an l
shove, ;a) to 81c; Michigan No, 1, 3 * to 3 o;
Ohio delaine, Ana, 85 Pi 860; piu|e*l, 24 t>i 34j*
CURIOUS COlfDRKflATIOIV*
Secretary Bayard walks to his office
about 6 o^gRork in the morning and
leaves it »>et*,een 4 and 5 p. m. If the
weather is ploasant he takes a horseback
ride. lie dines at 7. Dinner generally
lasts til! 9. The evening the Secretary
spends with his family. He is looking
well. He is tall, full-cheste* clear
eyed and has a clear complexion. At
his office he is easily accessible, but
answers .(uestions with exceeding brev
This list was prepared by an 11-year
old boy whose mother bad asked him to
make a list of the things he most desir
ed on his birthday: “1. Pair roller
•katcs. 2. One reading book, large
print. 8. Some ice cream. 4. Cake,
ft. One nice pen holder and pen. C.
One big rubber, about fifteen cents. 7.
One velocipede, wooden. 8. One bicy
cle, wooden. 9. Two or thrco bottles
of colored inks. 10. A nice bookcase.
11. A big 24-inch ruler. 12. A nice
pencil. 18. Some history book. 14. A
canary bird and cage.’*
The French dramatist Dupin, in re
fjnrd to whose great age there was some
ittle discussion in the Paris papers, was
in reality only a few months short of
100 years old when he died. A corres
pondent of the ‘Main’ recently inter
viewed his son, who settled the dispute.
•My father, said he. ‘was born on Sep
tember 1, 1787. The f.aroussa diction
ary registers him as born in 1791, but he
always protoated against this. It is 80
years since he admitted to me his age.
1 say ‘admitted,’because he had the van
ity to make himself younger than he re
ally was—a vanity which never left him,
and at 99 years he endeavored to con
ceal some of his years, because they in
jured his good luck with the ladies.
German papers call to mind that Kai
ser Wilhelm in bis 90 years has survived
no fewer thsn 72 reigning sovereigns
who were his cotemporaries, vis.: 62
Kings or Queens, 8 Kmperois, 6 8ultans
and 0 Popes. Of these 3 were Kings of
Prussia, Frederick William II Freder
ick William III., Frederick IV ; 2 were
Kings of Hanover, 2 Kings of Wrurtem
burg, 4 Kings of Bavaria, 8 Kings of
SHiony, 1 King of Westphalia (Jerome
Bonaparte), 1 King of Greece, 1 King of
the Belgians. 8 Kings of Holland, 8
Kings of England, 8 Kings of France, ft
Kings of Sweden, 4 Kings of Denmark,
8 (or four) Sovereigns of Portugal, ft
Sovereigns of Spain, 0 Kings of Bardina,
0 Kings of Naples, 2 Emperors of Austria
(one of whom was the last of the former
line of German Emperors), 2 Emperors
of France, 4 Czars of Russia. He has
also survived 21 Presidents of the
United States.
rror. Albert Russell Wallace, the
English naturalist, who greatly aided
Darwin in developing the evolution
theory, is traveling and lecturing in the
West. He says the orang-outang, chim
panzee and gorilla have strong points of
resemblance to man. Prof. Russell is
inoro thani ever convinced of the truth
of evolution. Strangely enough ho is
a Spiritualist. He does not believe fhat
thcro is such a thing aw absolute death.
He believes that men live hereafter in
a state of progression. He has, he says,
a good deal of faith in the doctrines of
Swedenborg.
A Famons Detective.
James Jackson, the famous State detec
tive, resides in Sing Sing, and is generally
in attendance at the prison. His duties
are to examine carefully the faco of every
Convict as he enters, and to scrutinize
every visitor in order to prevent any dis
charged convict from seeing his pals.
Occasionally he has to make long jour
neys in pursuit of runaway prisoners or to
identify criminals convicted in other
States. lie never makes a mistake; if
once ho looks a man in the eye he will
know him under any disguise, as he tells
his mnn by the look of his eyes. Once an
escaped convict had his nose pared
down one-third, but Jackson detected
him nt once, notwithstanding this remark
able change of feature. Mr. Jackson
is about 5 feet 8 inches in height, about
35 years old, of a light and sinewy build,
with.black hair and piercing black eyes,
and is altogether remarkably handsome.
He knows about 10,000 criminals, and it
is simply wonderful that he can distin
f;uifih the features of every one. On his
ong journeys lie cats very moderately
and always takes one Brandrcth pill at
night. When much fatigued by the jolt
ing of the cars on his tiresome trips he
uses two Allcock’s Porous Plasters on
the small of tho back, which givo him
renewed vigor and quickly relieve him
of all weariness. These are the only two
remedies he uses, and he attributes his
vigor and remarkable health to Allcock's
Porous Plasters and Brandrcth’s Pills.—
Sing Sing, N. Y., Daily Rrgiultr,
The common way of dining at the
public restaurants of London is from the
joint. A dinner from the joint is served
in a great many of the good restaurants,
costing from nt>out HO cents to a dollar
and a half in our money for each order,
A dinner from the joint consists of, in
the first place, a liberal allowance of
roast meat. This is in some restaurants
brought up on a little table wheeled
alongside of yours and sliced off in your
presence. With this is given boiled po
tatoes and some other coarse vegetables,
s runtimes green and sometimes Brussels
sprouts. The general range of vegeta
bles appears to bo confined to Brussels
sprouts (which are the buda which grow
on the stump of a cabbage after the head
has been removed), cauliflower snd kale.
The desert served with the joint dinner
i« a lettuce salad sod all you care to
slice off of Stilton or Cheddar cheese.
These dinners are very coarse and hearty,
and are just the thing for a man taking
a great amount of exercise. But there
is nothing delicate about them. The
absence of sweets from all of the hills
of fa'e will 1/e especially noticed by an
American.
O. 1*1. D.
Walking down Broadway Is vsry plesears
when you feel well, snd T — K— never fel)
belter than when his friend naked him how be
rot rid of that sever* rough of h e so speed lr.
A h, my boy." aald 1 . "O. M. I), did It!”
And his fnsnrt wondered whatd. M. D. meant.
He knew it did nr t mean a Oood Many Doc
tors f«T T — K-had tried a rtoxen In vain.
"I have It," said be, Jn t bitting Hi* nail on tbs
head, "yon mean Dr. Pierre’s i»old*n Medical
Discovery,’ or Oo!d Medal Deserved, aa my
friend .1 — fj—— always dube It," Sold by
druggists.
('•la'k eves denote as a rnlea aonenoosohne
aeier and an inconstant. flck'a disposition.
T)r. Pierce's "Fsror'te Prescription" 1* the
debilitated woman’s best restorative tenia.
A Louisville mm has hewn Superintendent
of a Monday school for 80 yet re.
We accidently overheard the following <11a
logne on the street yesterday:
Smith. why don't y<>u stop that die
gu<(1 g hawking and spitting'
H<>w can I? Yon know I am a roar
tyr to catarrh.
/ Do »s! did. I h id the disease In 1te wr rs<
f .rm but I am well now.
S. What did yon do frr It*
./. Inal Dr. Have’s Catarrh Remedy. It
cured me and If will core yon.
S. I’ve heard of t, and by .lore I'll try It
■t. Do so. You'll And it at all the drug store
In town,
Walter Bows it, l .<? «• Osin , o a dysp-p I
end liras on browo t>read, tea aud sin.
Two women 1b a Heston home-car
Were discussing their household affairs
audibly and to the great amusement of
the other pssaengersr After comparing
notes as to the productiveness of theie
several farms, the price of groceries, the
advantage of a country life over that of
one in the city, and uttering thauksgiv
ing that they kept bo servants, and “go
ing to bed, master, get up, mistress,”
one of them delivers herself in thiswise:
“ I here s sister Hally, now. Her and
me ain’t do more alike'n ef ',’twan’t us.
Hhe’s jest ez different ez I bo t’other
way.”
While a gentleman was buying a 10
cent cigar a seedy acquaintance who
may be called Hrown came in and was
invited by Smith to have a cigar. He
ot course accepted the cigar and Hinith
laid down twenty cents In payment. At
this point Hrown got in his ’lino work.
Turning to the dealer he asked if the ci
gars just bought were not sold at the
rate of three for a quarter. On the deal
er replying that they were, he fished out
a nickel, and laying it on the counter
remarked: ‘Well, then, 111 take the
third cigar, if it’s all the same to you.’
And he did, to tho unspeakable aston
ishment of Smith and the dealer.
A leading real estate arent private and
banker, Mr. Ira Brown, Chicago, 111., writes:
**I feel It my duty to say of St. Jacobs Oil thai
I lay on my back three months with rheuma
tism. I tried It, was cured, and have never
been troubled since.”
Generally speaking, bine eyes sign fy con
stancy and drvoticn to friends.
Mr. T. J. Murphy, Cl Dr ba voice Place, Brook -
lyn. N. Y., says. "1 wr* afflicted with eciatle
rheumatism and found St. Jacobs Oil very ef
ficacious.
The Swiss Htate Council has ratified the
literary copyright convention with the Uni
ted State*.
Gray eyes aro the most expressive of all
and douoes strong qualities of mind and
soul.
A Great English Remedy.
4VA f**710"* physician, many ycnrs ago, with
the aid of an English chemist, formulated a
preparation which effected remarkable cm es
: or liver diseases, bile, indigestion, etc., and
from a small beginning t >ere arose a large de
mand and sale for It, w hich hasever increased
pntil, after generations have passed, its popti
larity has become world-wide. Tho name of
this celebrated remedy is Cockle’s Antt-Bil
, ions Pills.
'losuch traveled Americans an have become
I acquainted with the great meritsof these Pills
i (so unlike any other!*;, ami who have tivrr sinco
resoi ted to tlieir uts in cases of need, commen
1 Ration Is utinecessury. llut. Id those uh'Vhrire
| not u*e<t them and have no knowledge of their
Wonderful virtues, we now invite attention.
I he use of these Pills in the United States fa
already large Their > Irtues have never \aried,
and will Maud the test o; any cliri ate. They
, are advertised in our columns—not in a fla
grant manner, but modestly; for the great
prai>e bestowed upon them by high authori
ties renders it unnecessary, oven distaste
, ful. to extol tlieir merits beyond plain, umar
nished statements.
Persons afflicted with indigestion or any bil
I Ions or liver trouble, should heir in mind
'‘Cockle’s Antl-Hilious Puls,’’ and should ask
for them nf tlieir druggist, and if he has n t
got t hem. Insist that he should order thom espe
cially for themselves of any wholesale dealer,
of whom tbev can bo had
EimuHdC.Hu.dmau io-eived for his
first, pJem. Iij was 30 years old at the
time.
*nnff Mule Fortunes
May he had by all who are sufficiently Infell'
gont and enterprising to embrace the oppor
tunities Which occasion illy a e ottered
them. Hallett Co Portland, Maine, have
something new to offer in tho line of wora
which you can do for them, and live at home,
wherever you are located. Profits iiutncioe,
and every worker is sure of over $5 a day;
several have ma le over 550 in a single day. All
ages; both sexes. Capital not required: you
are star ed free; all particulars freo. You had
better writ# to tbem at onee.
Joe Howard’s “I.lfc of Ilcecher.”
Joseph Howard, Jr., tho widely known Jour
nalist and intimate f11 ml of Beecher for (be
last fifty years, is writing a life of the great
Preacher and Orator, which will no doubt lie
; the standard work, and one of peculiar interest
I and value. It is to be brought out by Hubbard
Bros by subscription, will be finely 11 ost/ated
and should have an enormous salo.
UoTAbOi.rK mends anything! Broken i'hi
na. Glass, YY'ood, Free Y’ials at Drugs and Gro,
3 months’ treatment for .50c. Pino’s Remedy
or Catarrh. Sold by druggists.
In the Spring
Nearly svervbody needs a good medicine. The lm.
| purities which have accumulated in the blood dur
j lug lh« cold months must bn expelled, or when the
mild day* come, and the effect of bracing air Is loxt,
the body Is liable to be overcome by debility or somn
aerioti* disease. The remarkable mu cous achieved
by Hood's Rare par II a and the many words of pralsj
It has received, make It worthy your confidence.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
"We have used Hood's Knrsapnrtlla for several
years, and feel proud to recommend It a* an excel
’ lent spring medicine or to be used at all times a* a
j blood purifier. For children as well as grown peo
! pie we consider It the best. We set aside one bottle
for our boy to lake In the spring. He Is nine year*
old and has enjoyed good health ever since we began
giving it to him.”—It. F. Oaoven, Rochester, N. II.
That Tired Feeling
"I have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had hnt
little appetite, and In an hour after eating I would
experience a faintness or tired, all gone feeling, a*
If 1 had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsaparilla
gave me so nppctttc, and my foo l relished and sat
isfied Ihe craving I had previously experienced. It
relieved me of that faint, tired, all gone feeling."—
O. A. Paox, Watertown, Hass.
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
Fold hy all druggist*. $1: *1* for #5. Prepared only
by C. 1. HOOD * CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mas*.
IOO Doses One Dollar_
COCKLE’S
ANTI-BILIOUS
PILLS,
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Liver. Bile, Indlgestlcn. etc Free from tier
enry; contains only 1’iiri- Vegetable Ingredients
Agent: V. N. t'KITTKNTON, New York.
For Weak Vvomott.
Mr*. I .yd i a E. l ink ham, Lynn, Mash..
“Afxjnt tlm firwt cf Scpiemlor, 1 1, my w.fe
i *** taken witli uterine liemorrlitge. The lost
styptics the physician couJd present*) did not
check it And she got more run I more enfeebled.
8he wax troubled with frolajsi'ia Uteri, iani
corrhua, numimen of the limb*, sick ic e* of
the stomach and losa of njipotitc. I purchase I
a trial Is.ttls of your Vegetable Compound.
■She. tnid the covld rtinrnver rt tnlu(nr\i e(T#r(
from the flrtl dote. Now the ig comparative
ly fre# from f’rolnptais, stomach a sickness,
Ac. The hernorr bn *e i* very much )«((«,
and is lees at tho regular jieriod*. Ifor appetite
. is restored, and her general health nnd
1 *trength are much imjrroved. We feel that
we hAvelieen wonderfully benefited and our
heart* are drawn out in gratitude for the
same and in symj.athy for other sufferers, for
whose takes we allow our names to bn used 1
Cl W. Raton, Thurston, N. Y
The Compound i* put up in fill. Ixi/enge
end Liquid form. All sold by drtiggisfa. The
fills and J .ozengea gent by mail on receipt of
price.
Tf e.fTTTrtefl with sors tTN use f>r. Isaac ]
Thompsou'i Lye-water. Jiruagists sell At ,
»C. per bottle.
READ TIIE FOLLOWING LETTER
Frem a Well-known Gentleman ef f.erk
pert, and ea-Freeldent of tke New York
Htato Fbarmacootlral Association i
Lockport, N. Y., April 10, 1!*86.
rtirdee Medicine Co :
Gents :—In reply to your communication
of April 15th, I tako pleasure in stating that
for years physicians an<l druggists have been
trying to secure a remedy for these obstinate
end painful complaints, such as neuralgia,
rheumatism and nervous hea. laches, to which
every one is liable who lives in this climate,
and until quito recently tho efforts of both
chemist and doctor have been, unsuccessful •
but I am pleased at last that such a remedy is
found in the compound of Dr. I’ardee s Rheu
matic Remedy. I recommend it to all w ho
are suffering with rheumatism. I have yet
to hear of tho first ease of rheumatism which
it has not greatly relieved, and w here the
remedy has been used ns directed, nearly ev
ery case has been permanently cured.
Respectfully yours,
F. K. SWEET.
Syracuse, N. Y.
DEAn Sms:—I have been troubled with
rhematisra for the last five years, and until I
heard of Dr. Pardee's Remedy I had no rest.
After hearing of it I procured some of my
druggist, and ain now entirely free from the
disease. Respectfully yours,
MRS. ETTA HARK, 30 Iiakor Street.
Jordan, N. Y.
Gents :«-For a year past I have been badly
^.fllicted with rhematism, at times very bad,
and for a month before 1 bom men red using
vour remedy could hardly sl".‘p nights. One
Jxittie of Dr. Pardee’s Rheumatic Itemedv re
lieved me of the |>ain, mid 1 now sleep ns
well as well as ever, and feel like recomend
ing It to all who are thus afflicted.
Yours truly,
MRS. ANN DARLING,
j Ask vourdmggist for Dr. Pardee’s Remedy
1 and take no other. Price, tl per bottle ; six
bottles, |5. ’
Pardee Medicine Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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Procter Ik Gamble’s Lenox Soap in t886?
Buy a cake of Lenox and you will soon understand why.
*a\\«ax® pill*.
nr.lTAIlB or 13IITATIOSS. ALWAYS
ASK VOK JtK. VIKUCVS VELL KTB, OM
LITTLE BVVAn-COATKD VII.LA,
Brin* entirely vegetable, they
crate without dlsturbaix-e to the system, diet,
or occupation. I*ut up In glass vials, h*rmetW
rally waled. Always fresh and reliable. A*
a I a x at I v e, m I te rut i t e, or purgative*
these llttlo rclku give thy meet perfect
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Kiliotia llrudarltp,
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mom
Is offered by the mnnufactur
ersof Or. Hugo’s < atarrli
ltcmcily, for u < use of
Chronic Nasal t'atarrb which
they cannot cure.
*VMPT071A OF FATA II l( IV, Dull,
heavy headache, olwtruction of tho nasal
passages, discharges tailing from the head
into the throat, sometimes profuse, watery,
nnd acrid, nt otheis, thick, tenacious, mucous,
I purulent, bloody and putrid; the eyes are
weak, watery, and iutlaiucd; there is ringing
in tho curs, deafness, hacking or coughing to
clear tlx- throat, ex peculation of offensive
matter, together with Hcnbs from ulcers; tho
voice is changed and has a nasal twang; tho
breath is offensive; smcdl atxl taste are im
paired; there is a #<t>.*niiun of dizziness, with
mental depression, n hacking cough and gen
eral debility. Only a few ot thy above-named
symptoms nre likely to lx- present in any on®
case. Thousands of cases annually, without
manifesting half of the above symptoms, r®
sult in consumption, and end in the grave.
No disease is so common, more deceptive uud
dangerous, or less understood by physicians.
By its mild, soothing, and healing propertiea.
Dr. Sago's Catarrh Itemedy cures the worst
eases of FTtlnrrli, “ cold in llm-lirAd,”
Coryza, atxl ( atarrlial lleudache.
Sold by druggists everywhere; 50 cents.
“Cntold Agony from Catarrh.”
Prof. W. llAtrsNEtt, the famous mesmerist,
of Itbnco.K. V., writes: “Home ten years ago
I suffered untold agoav from chronic nasal
catarrh. My family physician gave me up as
incurable, and said I must die. My case was
such a had one, that every duy, towards sun
set, my voice would become so hoarse I could
barely speak above a w Idsper. In the morning
my coughing ami clearing of my throat would
almost strangle me. By the use of Dr. Sage s
Catarrh Itemedy, in throe months, I was a well
man, and the cure has been i>crinuiient.”
“Constantly Hawking and Spitting.”
i Thomas J. ItrsniNO, Esq., W0J /*fne Street,
St. Units, Mo., writes: “ I was a great sufferer
from catarrh for three years. At times I could
hardly breathe, and was constantly hawking
and spitting, nnd for tho last eight months
could not breatlie through tho nostrils. I
thought nothing could l»e done for me. Luck
ily, I was advised to try Dr. Hago’a Catarrh
Kemedy, nnd I ntn now u well man. 1 believe
it to lx; tho only sure remedy for catarrh now
manufactured, nnd one has only to give it a
fair trial to experience astounding results and
a permanent cure.’’
Three Itotfle® Cure Catarrh.
Eli Koumiss, Runyan l\ O., Columbia Co.,
Pa., says: “My daughter had catarrh when
sho was five years old, very badly. I saw I)*
Hugo's Cntarrli Itemedy advertised, and pro
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helped her; n third bottle effected a perma
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