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THE HOME JOURNAI
J.
VOLUME XXIII.
NUMBER 15.
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE, JUNE 18, 1884.
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MEXICO.
4 gentleman who haa been to Mexico, and
know! all about what tort of people lira then),
Mrt that it wa the greatest niiifortune that
Ihe recent cyclone in that country was not at.
leaded by any mcntionable log, of life.
TUB ALI'H.
Roberto Taolo considers that the glaciers ot
(be Alps were developed during a poriod of a
lower mean summer temperature than that of
the present, and that they aro retreating not
io mnch, however, by cosmio or telurio canse,
u through meteorological chungca depending
pirllytn the prolonged action of man on
tuth. ,
PUFF YOl'll OLD WEED !
A woman who attempted to gut off a Michi
gan aTcnne car and ran against a man smoking
i cigar on the platform gavo him a withering
look and aaid:
"Sirl doesn't that sign read: 'No moking?' "
I'l'ei'un), but doesn't tlio one iiiHido read:
Ty jour fare on entering the oai7"
"Lands! but I never thought of it," ahe
fupeil. "Hero put tbia nickel in for me and
50 ou puffing your old weed t"
puff Mi;i:ni:itn.
A country editor urges his brethren to
m.iiineo tho null'-scckers." Thia would ba a
,l,p in the right direction, and tho next move,
incut would bo to givo all tho "honorablcs" and
itailmu'li" 1 lotiii and neaccful rest. A L'cntlc-
m.n lasiifliciciitlv hoiiiired bv tho oldfashioued
litlo of "Mr." Tho puffery and Htiohbcry com
nliuicd of in by no means conliiicilto the couu.
try press; ninny city dailies bear their full
iliare of the blauio. If all tho (lmlinguiHlied
Biilitary heroes, all tho ruro and radiunt liollca
irili "U'mitiful and accnmnlishcd" tvnn. all
ilm "able and clouui nt" orutors. nud "bril
liant" statesmen and patriots who crowd the
ciilnmiis of tho country nowspapcrs could be
ruin red into one conmnuv. tlicv would form
in emllagc o distinguished an to throw all
the faniuus soldiers, aiigcB and beauties of the
mirld's history into oblivion. But tho evil al
luikil to is too ridit'iiliins for serious discussion.
It ii not a part of Journalism, but merely ouo
gilts bkmisiiea.
tn which your money la conooalod, without re-!
mnvinr. Hi. i.'f,.llli .wl It ft.:...
.. ".V ..vwm., MUM HUM .a Utt ftl.Uf VOT
money in pig pen, aa did an Iowa man, it
l.t.o. iihtn i 1 r ..... . 1 a . . .....
...., .1 iiiiiu ...uu nillfc., Bull ! U1 UUIUIV JOB
can count it again. Evca the latent money
iwfe proved unsafe. A Chicago merchant put
eighty-five dollars into an old ahoe, one eve
ning Inst week, and whim ho enme down to
busiDcsn next moruing, the ahoe waa misamg,
and so, of course, waa the money, 'fue perspi
ration stood out on the merchant's forehead in
lu.nilu H I. if. ma .rvtitn nmii IF. 4 .nil...! liia f1n..i
and asked him if he bad seen an old shoe that
was laying in a certain place the night before,
III linil fur tliA .linn lu.1.. ......I . l.i... ....I I..
- " - ,u mui, Run .g
had disponed of it that morning to a rag pinker
, .... . . 1 11 .... , - . .ft., nn.:. I..-.. .
v umiT u .1 L ituiu 11 tiiu iftT. juu uiui'
ation paralyzed the merchant and the clerk
In ol.r... l,n l... i-m.,1 ll.nl liia nlil alirut ITU I till
Ba.-inL'f niirik of thnnnii. The clerk (.xnacbftd
to be arrested ou a charge of defalcation, and
speculating with depositor's money, and
iliniigni soon ni lighting out auu registering
at some first-class hotel, in order to evndn Uie
ili.limtivnii mill Until eriCim.. tiiiiiialinipllt. Tint.
solier second thought induced him to hunt for
tho rag picker, whom lie found, with the old
shoo in his sack. Grasping the old shoe with
a linn hold, that defied escape, he Jammed his
fist down into the toe, found the money, and
left the surprised ragman on a dead run for
the store, where he proved his innocenco or tno
charge of fraud, defalcation and speculating
with depositor's mouey. Tho ragman, after
kicking liimsell lor several oiocaa, is now uuy
Ing tip all tho old ahoea ho can, and dissecting
them. An old slioe is no safer man any oiuer
institution for a savings bank.
I ll EM ATION.
Southern Asia, tho original homo of crcma
tint), is also tho region whero it is celebrated
with the greatest pomp and splendor. In Siam
htn anv fnnious man is rrcinnte-d. a ninirnifi-
cently decorated building is erected specially
lor tuc occasion, and vast auuis aro cxpeuiieu
in making the whole spectacle as gcorgeous as
nuuilile. Tho ceremonies observed at the era.
tuition of the late Itegeut of Hiain limy serve ns
a fair specimen of thoso customary on Mich
occasion. Immediately upon his death, in
Jliri'li. 18H3. liia remains wero incloseil in a
vast urn of costly material, aoveral yards in
height, which was placed in a large loom open
ing uKn the courtyard of hia palace, which
stands on a creek flowing into tho river that
trivrrapa tho cnt.ital. Hands of native orients
relieving each other in turn, kept repeating
tuyere night and day in tne deatii enamour,
uoniul which were disnlaved all tho orders and
decorations worn bv the dead man in hia life-
: - ...........
time. Twelve months after his ovatii tno urn
mil its contents were carried in atato to a kind
of temnlo created for tho purpose, where the
flvmatinll n-na nel-rnl-ltiril ill the tireSCnCe of
I thousands of spectators, including tho King
I cmself and his enure court.
iTCWS OF THE WEEK. AND DRAMATIC,
THE MINIMUM LOCOMOTIVE.
Following arc somo points sliout tho little
taomotivo built at Oil City, l'a., tho unialloet
enrino In Ilm world. Iniiiit but eight inches
Imuraml weii'liiiie lint a pound and a half.
Hirro years, eountiiig tin hours as a day's
iter, bavn ln devoted to Its consirucuou.
Here arc 6SS screws in the engine. The steam
reign is but. one-cpiarter of an inch in dinme
W the niiinn throws but one drop of water
wry stroke; the head-light is only ouc-naii
it inch in width, scven-ighta of an inch high
ind tlireciightB of an inch long, ino spneo
a tho lamp is so small that it was nlniost im
possible to get enough oxygen in it to support
tlu combustion. The fire l kindled by using
igillof alcohol, which rnns the engino for
Mr an hour. Tiio ntroko of the cyliimer is
we inch; bore, 5-10; tho throttle lover is but
tre-cighths of nn inch long, arranged with a
ttamb-latch and click; tlio lirc-uox is iravcn
tighlhs of an inch wide and ono inch long; tho
aaoke-stack ono and one-fourth inches ingn
ud five-sixteenths of nn inch in diameter; the
aunwliiini. is nine-sixteenths of an men in di
meter; the driving-wheels aro ono and ono
half inches in diameter; tho front truck-wheels
uii ... ... i .1 ..f l.n l.ml.r aro of till
mi an men, nun ; , .
oe size The tender is but threo and tUrce
tairths itiehes long, two and one-eighth inches
rale and two Inches high. Tho metalB used in
iU construction aro brass, solid silver, gold and
Kiel.
CALIFORNIA MIN1MJ TOWN.
All of tlm old California miuinc towns are in
a decayed or decaying condition. In 1850 thero
stiKxl uu exceedingly lively town known as
Muthenas Cro k, a tributary of tho Consumuet
which "iorty-niners ciirixieueu Dy mo pre
tentious name of Aurum City. Tho country
waa full nf cities in thoso carlv dilVB. Besides
Sacramento City, tlio County of Bacrameuto
had a place towards its eastern line called Prai
rie City, which lasted till about lntiD, anil men
vanished out of sichl. sinco then out of mem'
ory. Folsom waa originally called Granite
City, and then (iranite, so named ly vr. i
Dradley, a gentleman whoso enterprise created
the first considerable ininitigcntial in tho Statei
drawing water from tho North F.irk of tho
Cosiinineslo the dry diggings around Diamond
and Mud Springs and old Weavertown, on
Weaver Creek. In 1M5S tlio placo Known as
Mormon Island, threo miles cast of Granite,
was na lame a town as I'olsoin now is. At pres
ent it is a mere shadow of what it wan. In
1K51 Aurum City contained a population ol
1,'ilKl, nml that in thoso days implied at lean
1,1 30 active workers in tho mines, at an aver
..... i.r Mil tu an ounco ner day to the worker.
In IH.-.B Aurum was in the list of decayed towns
and ten years later it Had "gone giiininrring
. .i.- .a.:na i. i vj.r." Kvaii the name
amni ui .iioh "...w.
of Matheiias Creek is now extinct, savo in E1
Dorado County, where it constitutes an election
precinct, or did a few yean ago, ami the Co
anilities is HOW the modern nibstitiito for the
ancient Macosuuia river. Nobody from 1K49 to
1M.M c alled rinc rville by any other name than
lUugtown, which it earm d at tho hands of a
nob mid bv and by exchanged for its present
more euphonious name. Within a radius of
of Column there wero existing, in
the summer of 1850, not less than twenty towns,
cities and camps, the largest being II Dgtowm
i,i.,m,,i,d Smincs. Mud Kiiringa, Georgetown,
L'niontown, Hpanlsh Dry Diggings, Itinggold
....i v..v..rtown. All of these, aavo three or
four, have gono out of existence, and tho three
or four remaining are now cliteliy supiKirteo
by orchards and vineyarda.
linalora and nitidis (tiituM.
FiKK & Hatch, the wetl-kiiowu Kew York
broken who lulled durluis Uuj rocout muir.
Iinvu -I ft... 1 1
aw., icuwuw Lnfujuaaft.
iltunt Caktiiui (ilored), ronvlctl of Udng
acocnawry Ui tin, luurdur of John Koator, was
biuigwl at hittabtug, IVun. "Cnbo" Jvum,
the principal In tlm uiurder, nun hiuiiri'd lust
April.
The Demociiitlc Ktuto convenlion.4 iu Con
nocticut, Veriiiont, mi l In other ritutoj hijd
iwoutiy, all dcWurcd iu fuvor ol t:io old
prckidi nliiU ticket of lbTU.
Kitiilh mid Weil,
The cargo of tho stVmnor 'ave, running
ii'iwt.vu iiiiiiiiguiu una ruyciioviuo, in. t;.,
shillwi mid the vessel muk. N 1J(vIk, ml
orislcrxik; I.ui-y Gruhtiin, (colurwl), and Km
pie 11 ill (white), piiKscngcrs, were drowned.
The Fourth Ohio Infiuitry regiment haj
Uvn disbiuidi-d on iiecoiint nt inellicieiiey dui
Uig the Cincinnati riot.
(iKSKUAt. (). K. Haiicik-k, formerly privato
(ecretnry U l'nWdent (inint, but of Into en-
... .1... L'il'tl. ti..l.tl t:....:...
tnu-T-i ni. inn ruin j i;iiiiiiuiMt uisiriei; .nr.
1'vi 1'. I.ifkey, his chief clerk; lr. lien. 1'.
KutU'r, of tVoKliinu'ton. D. ('., und a heiimiui
worn drowned in Mowpiito Inlet, off tlm coast;
of Kloi idn w hile siiH'Hiit.indiiiK Uin work on
wiu iigiiLuouso now uiiutiiug ni inat poiuu
Haiiie HaYKK, n colored woman has Isvn
eetiU'iicedU) death nt. St. 1itiis.for tlio iiiimiol
J. II. Wkndki.I., nn oM resident of Cnld
well, Kansas, in a lit of insanity cnnsiil by
wnisky, snot una kiili-1 His wilu, unit tliuu
kllUJ liiuiself.
A TKItltim.K. crime Is n'Kirti'il from KnUHns.
Mi's. John AndeiKon, w ife of a ikst farmer,
and her four children were all found mur
dered near I'lensnuton. nnd it was thought tlm
father hail met the Mime fatv, Tho Andcm iu
Inuiily hud knowledge of a crimo coumiittid
by one Jwis Wamiiler. The two men left the
house, top'tliiT. Vaiiiiiler retiirni alone,
mying that Anderson had sent for the family.
1 hey Morled in n wiuion, and on the way it is
FiiplsiMxl tbnt VY ampler iniirdcred the wuiuau
and tho four children and lied.
Tim reinnimi of John Andervon, tho sixth
victiiu of tho J'lcnwiiituii (Kan.) iniiiiler, were
-found conccaJed iu a diwrted coul shal't, Willi
& iiuiicl nouiltl in llie neau.
'iruiimi vjllltlVM III .11. LJ11IW1I Hlftmi
his reaidcnce iu Kew York city, at the ago of
ninety.
llrigadler General Henry W. IVnnliam, of
the United Utntca (Ion of Kngiueera ta dead,
lie waa a nativo of Connecticut and when a
boy served aa au appmutice in the prlutiug
ollicnof a newspaper in that rltato.
It was estimated that 60.000 persons at
tended the annual meeting of the Duukaida,
liejr Ia)ton, Ohio.
Two lsiilers exploded In a sawmill, III ilolit
ralm comity, Mich., killing three mou and
vutciui injui uif; vuicib.
Tlie rebels airain nltreked Rnakilii. Tliey
aiicceuli d in driving in the picki w, when they
were repulsed by the navalry. who piiraucd
them for some distance from Uie town.
l'recniitions have been taken ill Australia
against dYiiiiiuitcrs.
A new Atlantic e.ible l proposeil between
I'oituitHl and America.
The noted Oscar Wildn was married to
Miss I.lmd.
The Mussulman of Morocco display a
ttroiu: fi elini! iu lav.ir of Franco.
Tlio witness McDonald, imprisoned for
An..l.,n...l ..f Vi.tir VniL Kli.l.. M.. ...... i..w..fi-
gating coiuinittee, has been released by tho
buircuio Court.
During a trinl at Troy, N. Y., one of tho
Jury became insane.
Tho banking house of Miildlebm & Co., of
ftl UrilllllnlOII, IIOSVII IIS iiinnn.
THE OKIUIN OF IHXIK.
OnaSalurdav night in 1H59, when Dan Em.
mettwas a ineiiiber of llryant'a Minstrels, New
Terk, Dan Ilrvnnt camo to him and siuu:
na'i ..... ..( .... . nrnuiid'' I want some-
thing now and lively for Monday night." 1"
.. .. . 1L .n 11.1 ll-lil
wnttowork, and by rlunday anci noun
"M words commencing "1 wish I was in Dixie.'
Bu expression was not Southern, but appeared
Bong tho circus peoplo of tho Norm, in i
Wly fall, when nipping frosts would overtake
tented wanderers, the Hoys woiu.i un.. ...
la) wai-mth of tho South, ami tho common ex-
PMaion would be, "Well, I wish i was m
DiiU " 'i i.i. ..... n,n ....t. li-linp. and the rest
dine song waa original. On Monday morn
H It waa rehearsed and highly commended,
caimht up the
"(rain and half of them went homo nugi"K
"uis. The song became tlio rago, and w.
"nrcomb'a Dncklev'e Minstrelsnnd others gave
A 1 a
"w fa each tor tho privilege of using .
"mean wrote toF.inmctt to secure a cop,. ih.
ttwiUiout waiting for a reply, published it
" words by a Mr. reten). Pond, ol new
'tk, secured it of F.mmott for SOOO; but Wcr-
"f aold thousands of copies without giving
a nickel. Kot only wan Emmctt robbed ol
profits of hiB song, but the authorship of it
"oiiputed. Will 8. Haya claimed mo
"""hip of i. Pond brought tho matter
a mnsio publishcra' convention, and
W Ihe authorahip; but Dan reaped no ben
from this tardy iuatice.
SUMMARY OF COXGIIRSS.
SfIIIlto.
The Setmto paswyl tho Hoiiho Mil fixing the
... ..e ....I...... ..ii ...nil timll..r nf Lbe aMonod
class, when 'iit by jiprsoim otlier than the
iiublifher or news agent. This bill, as it cme
t. .t... 11........ llv.ul ...m ....nt. us tiio ratal uf
iroin in. ii. ..i-.-, ......
ravtiio "ii iiewspnH'-s weighiiig throe ounce
or less. .Ml. jinrev cipniiii'-". in." , ,
.:t..... ..n .J..i.,iit....j milt i. nt. ruudx had
coiiiinii ..-' "i. i"'1 v. . -
f..,.,.,i ileit. some of the large
newspapein weighed n little ovor
tlireo ounei'S. itnd nnd thoro-
foie exleiuleit tic newspaper iiinn. oi vtoikov
roroniMH'iit n-.t4ii to four (iiiuvR....rba
bill tmssiwl the rk'iiuto with this aiiiendnient
I. :n I ......vi.tiiitr fitr till, ml-
....I1IIIS eie J --
l.vti f statistic nf tiKUTin'io nnd dtvorco,
for the repression in inoopuiui unnit, n
. i i: .. ..' t iiii.it tin thn hcAA
inoiisn n -si. i .. .. , r.i , i
wntoin of the Missouri river and Olarki
Forks or the t'olmnbia l iver.
. i :i ; nriic dlntr for OlTo
; Hill "i.. ii. ii--...- i n -
in-a ivwardof ijlim.tmtt to any person who
. ''ii ,: .I....P.... ..mi... ni iftinn of Tel-
I' nan iiii" .'. . . in.-ii." - ---- o , -
low fevr.... Hill" "cro passed granting an
. . ..I ... i. 1. imi- Ii. Int.tr
nullum leuveoi no-si.. ......... i-.i -
cio rieisi; grnntiii a hmis..ii to the widow ' Of
(lenenil .Unison miismiii k; i
pnyuieiiLol tuns nt cxiMiaiiu.
IC.IIHI'.
Mr Itiiekncr iutrislii-isl a bill tonmend the
Nntn'innl lmnl.in- lows. ...Mr. Hu'Wiim in-
i a lull nnieiidiir,' the net mithoruing
liie ruin of theslnilMani silver noil.......
The i..'isl.itiveii!iifpnaiioiiiiiii " m
e,lM,.l ins,.s, ,rvenU)mun.
Inwtul ,v.i;,1.n. y of Hie public lands, ltpro
.,i., s1!l . iiiclosun.ol any public land wlien
'. ' ' ...iil-iier t in tiirliM.
t i" i":i ni or cr s'iiiii -
.. ,.,s ., , lii or . ..lor ol tiile to tho land;
'l ;;,.., i, lnwl.il lor "..v ts-rsontotwir
or ilemolisii anv sudi ineUiii-o when K
in .-miles lemvienn W nrn-.
A.. ..it l... I...I: .1... 1
yi. lUIIUJ' Ulimili; iu..' ftinin.iin nt tilt) ..3
bud ugeucy, gruw ing out of the return to tlm
rcfirrvulion of (.'row iiog.tlie slaver of Sis'ttisl
Tail, nultcd in tlm killing uf' Chief white
Thunder und tho fatal wounding of two nthn.
1...1;..... i ... i... ...... i. ...i r..i.....iu..r u.u.it.ui T..ii
Crow Dog hud Imvii wt , fruo by a decision uf
tlio CniUal ISUitiw liUpiviiio ooiirt,
A Tit a IK wiu wi'ts kiftdon a railiTiivlls'twi'n
Ti....i.. 1 i:..;...u.-iL. it. 'P...... nn.l fi.nr.
J "TIII.-.III llll.l . . i.. III. I ... ......
. i ...... i i.:h I
tifii js'IXiIih wen; ri'isii itsi it) nave ieeii hiiiui
and many others injiinil.
ATtheelis'tum in t livgoti tlm Ivepublicani
clis'tln majority of their l. ;:i.slativo caiuli
dalesaml their candidate lor Congress.
M'nkt.iiigloii.
1.... ...: I .I..I.. ... ..li.tii.Tift Icei.ml
J IIC HLSt IllllUllin. tli-uii oini.-iiii ... ............
thonsthedis'i-i'iisit of tlio public debt during
May to la- ll.nVWII.'.'ll.
liccrensn ul Hi nt siiicu juiio.si,
lst r.H.siVH
Cash iiitho Treasury :isn,;'.s,f.'il V.t
(ioldd-rtifieali-soiitstniiiling.... ".wlJ.-M'
Silver ceitilii-al uiitKlandiiig. .Ur,!K)O,O01 "0
( '..Willenl.4. nf flelNrl.it f itltstniiil-
ii n-ji Ofifi nn
i lir .i,."".,. -
ncfiindingcertilieat.w J.H.llKI HO
i ...... i i..,,,i... ,...i.j..n,ii.,.' :ur, list .mil no
FiucUoiial i iiiiciicy (not iiieluil-
ii... iitiin.ini. is uu I'll h.h
i.r. i..i'.ivikIi r. iixi .mi r.o
Cash balnin c uvuiluble M;,li,t'"0 :-l
(ioviiiNMliNT nxriplH in May nggregntisl
.....I j.(j en-. ......i...i :iti!i :tTi J lit iliii-ini- M:iv
IsMl' tiiiveniiiieiit ejiH inlitiiiesin May wero
i,JJ!i.lX'.!.l, ugamst f 1 7, during tlw
kj.ti.M 1 ..I'll .1 iisl ve:ll.
DtitUNii May tho various tunited ritntes
nnntsi'oinisl'JH.Misigoiii picivs,wonii f ;..' .i.
Hut I ; '.'.Wii.tioti silver piis-cs, worth $ MCll.issi,
anil i,.io,'jsi iiiinor i-iuns, mu.ih .i..,.r..
lot ni cuinngB, luewijiiajpiii'in, wonu
inn
KrcciiF.TAHY Lincoln tolegranhiil to tho
Vnilwl IStati-s signal ollieor at Jacksonville,
... .. t..r : Ik' I l!..lu... -b
T HI. , I" CUl.sc ml. leillUllls.l, .ivil.-lftl in...... n
to be cmUUiiiisl and sunt to Washington.
I'ori'lgii.
Newr has la-en ni'ivl that a vlolen
riiis-k of ivirtlupiako occurred on the island of
Kishm, near tJio uimith of tho IVnian gulf
Twolvo villagm wero tlratmynd, 'JU iiwnu
killl nnd inmiy othein injuiiiL
Sixty i'rwms wero injured during nn el
torul riot ui Chiustbui(. AiarU'ln.
xn.-v i..i...n aijii. Luva di.'Linsl war
against tlm governiueut on account of tho
rt'veuuo stamp mix.
rii..t'.u W'ii iik lmiderof the nsitheti-s. was
i ... i : :.. . I....
mumiil a low uays sii.iv ii. iinitoii.
i ...... .!...! r .... t...:..
f imiti'iiiiirw in exniiiiiini"!. o. ii" iii.u.
of Mis. Hchwcilcr, who killed herself und her
children at Albany, revealed Ho truces uf
insanity.
The French Chamber of Deputies, by a
vote ;l.i.ri to ii ji cliil tlm aiiiendmi lit of
l',i-!iop Fn p; el to the Army Iticruitiug bill ex
iinpting In nn military scrvico young mou
li-iiniiiiif ff.t- In it v fii-il.-r..
'Hie dvnaiuite explosions in I union created
alarm in Vi -mia, especially aa it baa been an-
ll.i.lll. ni i iiaft ine iinuertnifi nniir. iui. rs:n.ai .
linaleft New York for Aus ria, bearing with
him a quantity of dynamite.
Kuakiin advices slate that rumors have
reached t litre that Herder lias fallen and that
Osmaii Digna ha- collected !Mm() men and four
guns. It is further ruuiuud that ho intends to
auucK nuaaiui auu...
The I'.ast Iindoii Ainiariuta wns burned;
Iiiiiny of the minimis perished.
A lire in Liverpool destroyed a warelioiiso
and 8,000 bales of cotton.
A woman who w is arreted at Ynranda
IlmitlllV, confessed that flieliinl pois.illld four
huslmnds and nlai. n huge nuiulr of women
ilnring the past two yuira. A linmU r of ao
comiil'ces were nlso uriehted.
'ei... u..oi.. i ..I 1. .If.fiileil not tn
ft lie III 111-11 I,.... ! -
allow (hangc count, r dcnnuifttiatioiia to tako
place in Ireliiinl at the same tiniu aim piaee ...
the Nalienalist meetings.
-The authors id the London . x plus ions aro
said to li.nc . xciiis d from Fnlaud.
-Tin r'.L'Hilian rebels nrv s.nl to have cap-
lllied A lull l.mi. il.
I.-imiil l'neliawiia nttncl.eil and beaten by
an ludiiiowii luuii iu the I'jiis I'alnis ltoyiil
(laiileiis.
A SI. I'eli rsliiirg ) urnid says that llu"ia
in aniieiiiii: M. iv onlv wished l" d. linn her
frontier.
Ten suicid -s occurred in Vienna in two
days
Muk. MuiUHKi will summer iu Poland.
11 u. KnwiN IIimitu is How uklnldisliod in bin
Hew lu nine iu Ikistin.
Jenny Linh'h oldiwt son has Just married
an F.uglUb gill nnine.1 Duuiell.
John McCt i.i.oi iiii, it is aiiid, boa mado
over (sU.tssj the prwiil w-iison.
Fanny IiAVKSi'oiiThasclennsl so,odo with
"ri'i.tf irt.11 iliii-in.r Ilm .uu.. tu'lisim.
Mas. Laniitky has hivestiil jUT.OtO, euiiKsl
tu Antei-icift. ill New York real ft'SloLu.
ili.l.K. NtVAliA, the Wmtern prima doiinn,
now in l'uris, neiidsiill herllorul gills to tho
Hospitals.
J A.I. in sun. hi in. ft n Die iikwi ....1111111 i nr.y
iiiill" iuexistene.', It is pronoiincel "awfully
hiindsoiiie."
Tiikiik nni Hglity peopln nn tho stage in
.en... i..i i v..... V....b ' i.-iuii... ......
special stage hands to work tlio scenery.
' . . i: . .. l. . t ..... . ... ... ft' ....
Iris had as many as twenty companies on tin.
road at ouo time, including both regular and
onui I. iM-tu. ui fteiniiiis.
Mi.i.b. Nkyaiia, Iho Aiiievienii prima
.. ti. :.. :.. ..: .1 V. ..
nou.iu, ft in hiiij- in mreu .. run tries n. .no .ft... -wich
fi-Ntivnl in Kngland. She nlteiHiinl
gia-s ni .-.liiiiriu. Jftai-tvioiiii nn i i.isimhi.
Tiiih year thero aru throo "Silver King
coinianiii; next season tliei-e will Ik' l.ut two
This year there am lour "l.iglits o' Ismdoii
cullllu.nie.' i.eL venr tlie.-i. u ill 1st but unit.
A U'liiii KhTi li tii-iii is buililiiiga s-inl
car for 1 Mou i'..ni.-i.'iiiilt, uhu-b w ill iiecoui-
..if.liitift lou enlin. .'OIIIU...I1V uf tftftculv-llvo
is'rsoiis, and givo Mr. llotioicaiilt and Ins
daught.'r ea -h it slate risiiii.
ft...... a . i.L-i.u.... i.. i, tt..
It. .ft.il ft ..lir.it.-. ... tr. .'ii,. .'. . ' i. ft,
luilill-ssioll ill the llritisll .o lllivs tllllllsheiliil
III Winilull, t .ftl.ll.'...sl.I , lur I.ISI..IH1', son
is said to have taken inoiiu week nn.l" money
than wiu. ever Udorc known iu that eitv.
CliAlil.rs Min iiKl.l.. the priw lighter, Is
going on tin' singe, lln savs bo wniits to
Ml-..!!.. ... ..... I.7.. I I U.....L'
u ;il. .... .tie .....I-.-., i.i.iii.i i. 1. 1 r."ifc "l'.
light his way to tlm fnnit, w. to ss'iik. ills
: r. ... . il... ... Iu. ...
HIVU III ..y,.l.iiilift. ..ft ft. it' .mi ono ..t ii. w
Hu'JiJe I iriniulo in "As 1 oil i.iko it, una una
... ...m .1.. ... L....l il.:. u
UC ft. Ill IftU Ul J.llU!lft ..1U3 0ililliiii.-
WF.STKUS IDEAS AJ10UT C0B0SF.RS
Why n I'rncllnlnai I'bvalolnai Hhonld Not b'
tuoM'Ulor iui.il.inua.
Jlr. Viinderbill has sailed from Liverpool
for New inrk.
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
I. ..... ....... I1M...I ...l nl.tul llilelv
. .... il.. ... ;..,..i;..., ,.f n 1,1. in
iiiiiiw fiiJUI'T. t'3 tin' .i -
down mi einliniikniciit near Downtotf, 10ng-
iiiiiu.
Fiit'HTl.F.N uf tin. crew nf the brig Conr.-I-'iutc,
sliiuidisl nn tho iivllocNuf Labrador,
nave neon e.1.
I'.-v cieiiles rteeiin-e.1 In Vieiinn. the Alts
Irian capital, in two dnys.
Tlir. Falsi-I ruphel s folluwers 111 tlm hull
tlniilinvpcnpltmal tlm town of Abu-llaniad.
A fihk in Lnndnii destroyed tho Last Lon
don Aoluuiuiii. A huiiiIht nf lions, Is'.irs,
. . . . ' . i -i ... .........
JUCKaiS null luuuaes nni- .nil int. t-w t.i-ttni.
A woman who hns b s n nnOitwl at. Vnvan
da, llnn rniy. c mlo-s s lha: she sdsono I b ur
Iiii-IiiitkIs oi'.t nln i hundrcilH uf n lor
ill,; 111'1 two o irs. A tiunilsir uf u
toiiipliivti were ulso erivsU d
TWF.XTV-ONK INHANTsI OKAO.
Only Tw-.l.en In 'J-";,,,,.,,.
t tho vard "f the Nivison Home, in 11am
ln ino ji". .. ... ti.ntv-one chll-
'I!10. llom," nary ast Circul... were net
Uivisoii , in Jai yyto of ,o home,
Ut 7i 5 la- i geoM-ietyatid philanthropy,
couched in ' .' ...... iMH!n ,.0.
Since then teniy-u.. - ,,.
C'T1, "w'ia known of his iii'til two or three
Nothing know' m of tll0
days ago. li.n.J.'Ir,':, '1.., ... '.i,.Paev. nun n an
titute Itoard ot ' 1 tlial th children
tTr-r" ,ul""a
been torMrtWt. iw
, 'a nnst was held. The
XK'JiSuJe children died from neg-
Let a'-'l''P'T;rZ o with Vim Nivison.
Nothing mli,jTirer for violation of
except t.. ptuced ' ' ? ...nlKntM were
i. .. itnr 1 laws, ift
to the children of weaittiy won.eu,
. ,...i.f heforn the
K Quebeo, Mn.J"h",wrllnf habeas
!iot "hea-1 aliment of.coi.ns; .
All Ul'If IftAnn.
1"kingsVeepon in this country, the only
hl.. . . r .1 11
ay to keep money will De w "P' nu ...
"ki U( fumng, they are selling oil old utovci
( n.R" . .t-i
curi'iitt. . . - n.Hfttinff inab
the Court rendered 'V ' 'V"".!...!. after-
the accused be lil on Eno, and
ward ''f rircus o ly o? O.e lligh
ho was ordered into tlie Dr0Cced-
Constable of Vfueoe1-'! o
Uilja.
IHISI KI.I.VM'.IU'S.
r. ift.L... IliA ftftrnnrietnr of tho
iiaift-ej i.. ...i.'. . - . ,
Faiker Iluiise. Huston, and on,, or tie- nest
L...,.n l,.o,r. mrii ol that ci'v, is dead, llo
waalairn in Maine in 18 . fi.
-General Samuel Graham, who. tun
.. i.i. ... ..r il,.. unc. raised the l ifth regi
ment of New Voi k artillery, is dead.
-Uy the foundering of the actus. ner niin.o
. ..... ,;....,... ,,t. lour lives ie
.loriiou on i.,u ..'"., . , ......
lost. Three of Ihe cre wen. risen, d Hum a
rnlt. .,
.,,ft iet In tho Eastern Peiiiieiiuarv av
I hdndelpbU mnr.h red a keeper.
. ...... ....IU...1 .IPfltftt
-The frost, nl rnnn.- n.nio, -..........
... 1 eiifelaben tliroiiiihoiit
fiaiKHKe I" v. , i
New York S'ate ami niw "of
-The defaulting cashier ot tno rusi ...........
.. .....I. . ,i..ii.iionih. III., was arrested.
" """" : . .. i....i,
- . . . .II.I.l fi.T Till. . ....II llfftllltf
1'iesi.iem. ui'i'i"-. ...
fi.mier l.roker ii. "d was arrested in
Cilv nnd returned tnl'itt-luiig.
. . . .. ..... i....i innnilfactur
The rniinie lie." v - .
era ami the Amalgamated Association has been
settled Tor a year. ....
. .. .... 11.. nm-flftnltirr of
rnncc liismarca ft.pi...-" ..." - n
Kraxewaki, recently convicted at Le.psto of
treason.
-A farmer was shot dead and two pernoiin
wounded in the county Cork by moonlighters.
-A soiiotis electoral not occ, n x., -
. i l.n flnKtri Vfil Hl(l
2(K7pon. killed ! ZZt
Island of Klshm in the lVrsian On f. Thecn-
. .. .1 . I. .I.h.I la hill, fl I II HI.
tue population oi w.e -..u
and seriously injuring another.
-A ticket agent who shot himself in Atlanta
on Saturday waa 15,000 short.
-The oonvict who inuruerou a . ... -Eastern
peniUntiary of Pennsylvania on Bal-
mday is now iia,uju....B ...r.......
By tha ainklng or a ateamer in --
waters of Nortn uarouna inroo uv
At the CleveUnd Rolling Mills two m
Inat their lives in a torrent of molten UU.UI
from one of the ftirnaoea.
l.,.......it.f, r,.,.4 nrcviiil hi the l)i-llial
Kuionii due fatality is already n purled.
An old man cmiueti'l .iiienie over ma
dunghler'n grave, m ar r,iunini;h.iui, tit.
The Uiiler of a h ir.iin.' saw mill in Mount
Kisco, Me., expledi d, killing one man and in
juring auiitticr.
The Mountain House, on I'.nglcwooil CliflH,
N. J., which was jo-l i-.ii.lv lor gin sis. wan
burin .1 on We.lne.ihiv nioiiuiig, with a loss of
over tam.WKi.
All Ihe Isnlies. r. v. ii III number, oi tlie
killed by the fall ot a wuielsmse Hi llalliiiinre,
nn- now r. coven d.
-'llie Melho.!i-l Ci lireri t at ItroeltVillo,
(Int., eon.leinii fn ifn iiiispIoim as d tiiiiu-i.inl
to h.uiie int. n sts.
Die in. nib. i s of the Miissiieliu-i. tt. Legis
lature luiv. inis.d their falaiies s. ljO. over lb
tioveruor's veto.
-The corner Hlone nf the new Episcopal
f 'nth. . trial at Albany m laid with la'coining
ceremonies.
-I'risident lliddle, id Ihe I'eim Hank of
I'itb'biirg, art.r uveal ing to bis piiblisbe.l
alat. meiil, assii;nt.l all hi property for tho
benefit nf (lie blink's cr. ditniK.
Tlio car of a captive balloon containing 20
persons became d. Inched at Lille, France, und
led 40 inuHes. I hue. .f the ixviipauls of the
eiirvtcic killed iiilright nnd the r. luaii.d. r
were seriously injiueu. nit a' ciiieiii cans.-u a
nr. it. uf. tut. I ...fi
- Irish Nationalist meetings wero held in
Ireland dci'pito nf the government piia-lHina-tioiiri.
Tho slables nf the Glasgow Tramways
Cnnipniiy ou North flreet, Anderson, were do
strov.d by tiro on Saturday night. Two hun
dred hori.es weio burned to death.
lbe City 'I an Works, nf F.iliiihurgh, havo
Leen destroyed by tire. T he loss will Ixi largo.
Thero ftvere Dili teen deaths in Havana
from yellow fever dining the week ended
Nay ltd.
The long eontinnanco of the present
i.. .i. I.'.. ..I. ml ia aim. tat. Ill.ex-
liro.li;!.. lU.i'iift; i -...-";- -
aiuple.l, no alien tiry season unYi.iK ..eei.M...wi.
for over lilteen years.
Ill the llonso Mr. Iliscork of New York
moved to suspend the rules and pass a bill ro
nealini! the internal ruveniie taxes on tobacco,
i .. ..1....1...1 ..a .... ... ...
allowing llie US' ui nmin.fi ..'iu ' .... ...
aits and manufacture"-, and repealing tlio tux
on brandy distilled from fruit.
.......... i,... i.. iii.uMi.l of f-iuvniont
tif tho vniiuiis wiilUui;; nc.lrbes he lina i-u-
l.-ret.
... .t' il... ll'.i.t.li. .Lin biinhttr.
h-is shaken hinds nil In-very I'li'Mileiit cxeopt
11 ilnlllllgl.lll.
i.' ii..ft.L'.t .. Mietiiir....!. hns tho
er... ...tin . . .
r.putnlH.n nf giving the in.l I'laburuto dm-
Hers in il ii'.uuigiuii.
.1 .. full Ner. l'i ri-e
UA.ir.n iti iii.... .. .". -
lu.liiin, i.; ill the Must nmkiie; iul.lp-ns.ti mi tlio
wi gs ol his i-u.v. liess :n;s r.iig.. ' i.
and is 'l.xu'iit.
W. W. I'oii.-iHtAN. who ruiindeii n noine
for n'ge.1 women in Washiiigtmi, siipa.rts it
...lii.iv t .in Ins own m- iiiis. aiidtho women
who hio in it lire his gu.-si.s.
tiKNi:iiM.S.M Caiikv Is to travel over
M iiii.. this suuiiner and urge tlm adoption nf
tlieei.iistiliitinuul a ndiu.iit pi-ohibiting the
limnula.iuic anil mlonl hnuui-.
u.'.....-t . ..ft- I-. 11.11 11. W'AKIIllllltNrt ox-
....-tii-ri- uiiI.il louc:s-hei'-
Isln.l puna am nf making il fairiago tour
llinill;;ll nel ft'Xloiil .-ouui., .....
fti. ...... l. .VI . i.ftv liens ft-t-rv ouietlv ill
l'.-iris, wilh ii lew months every summer in
Ills eiel'ellll Hear .-MI1UII, w .."rift MO nus ift .... b
COI!"lSI Ul II ISII l-CU'-S UIIO i.rtui.-s.
Cmtain JaMKS Ii. F.aih, of Mississlpia
I -It us lam", riviv.si i.,ti. ..........
miss-Ii l. lni-,1 il utt'ft" l th house) of
lords a:;ain-.t th prop ship . -.111111 butw.s.ii
1 .1 vi-.-i m . .1 and Maiich.slcr.
I....... I.tt'.a ..11.MV.IM ill lillblic hi a full
.i.:i . 1 .....1 .. 1. 1, i, -tr .lunch leit. ami
ftftiuiti ........ ....' ,
cliiiniK that shun Iwi left his ensy Heat in tho
ISennt.r to Himglii Ill me .oni.'n.s .. u.u
world no iiikiusi .,., 1. "' i".", i-
L.. 1' ',,...... sir . MiMitii. of ( 'iiliforiiin.
.. ..V. ....... 1.. 1 ,. i.,.l.,. fur workiin; 1K.O-
S 111 .11.1. ft", ."i.tf. t. r- - . . .
pie la that Slalo. to Is- spldi lidly endowed at
the cost nf wivorui millions, which .Mr. Stall
ford .-an well spare, a he is worth Hloro thou
FAi.tiuu.oia).
y l1 I. .i;. Il.nf In tl.n V.Mil
A It... f.ift.ft ftft. ft.ftfftl.fV ...... ... ...u
II..... 1 nH..,i.irt .liuf..vnW 11. II. a fttl.t.lilft
I.HT..I in .ft .(.UH...IJ u.n. .... . 1" "
miud for Bt'loctiiig a priiotioiiiff pliyHioinn
.... 11 Ift! .......... '01. iu .null....
lur inu uuicu 111 A-urum-i. x 0.0 u.
Hhoiild lmvo attmntud nttoiition yours
..... v : . 1 n.1,-,1. a
UK". ift..ftT lb Lriftii.icn uiu ift. iiift...v 1.
liuor fooling nu tlio part of tlio peoplo
nml ftwiikeiiing ol tlioeo gntmiliilitics
which go to nitiko lito nioro liiglily
...;...i ...i ... .,;..ni.ia
f...ftT. 11... I lift. ...ft.. V J1I I.'. ..."U.
i. .. . . i: 4
1 nail tne iuisi.iriiiiiH 111. uuu iiinu iu
bo iiiiiUt the medical clinrgo of n coroner
ml,-. I.n.1 iP,..l..,iliil fr.K.1 IX flllioaLTO
ninrgtto nnd practiced medicine along
a.:.. : II. a mnuf
Willi II1H ll.llt'ni, llliniliunn .ft. in .lift. mun.
hYiuliish ilelight. I do not know which
lie enjoyed bent, holding tho IiifiticHt or
prncticing on hia patient and getting tlio
victim ready for tin) qtieat.
Ouo day ho wrote out n prcitcriplion
nml li.fi-. il fur tun lo bnvo filled. I WlW
KtiriiriH.'d to Hint that he hud mudn a
niiHtuko nnd left a rough draft of tho
... ft i:..i ..
Vermel lit my own cuw nuti ni "
jitroru which ho hud miulo in memorim
. . . ... .... .. . y
tlnin. no ua to bo rewiy ior mo wumi. a
1 . . .ft:.... 1 ...i r
won inarmed, ior i mil not mioiv uuii a
V.11H in HoiliingerotiR n coiuliiion. Jto tmi
tho n.lviintiigci of mo, for ho knew jitat
Vfthnt ho w:ih giving tne, und how long
biiiiinii life cm I, I l,i) HilHtuiticd under liia
treatment. I did not.
'in... ;.. .!.. 1 ...v ii,al 4t.n ftftntf..uMiun
At.iftft in .fti.jr .,t, ..... ..-..
of Tneilieitio nhoul.l not lio iillowed to
n,...ll...l .u.n. II. ift nnlrtmll illllli 01 1110
coroner. They nro comdiuitly rlnxhinR
nnd liifringing ii)mi each other's; terri
tory. No man ought to follow hia fellow
down to tho ltiyHteriotiH river that do
linen tho lioittiihity between tho known
nnd tho unknown, and charge him pro
fiKMionully till bin mml Iiiih Hod, nnd
then ehitrgo a per diem to tho comity
r... ...v..... i.ttn Iiim it.ti.rii.il piftoiiomv nnd
hol.litig an in. iii.'Bt over tho debris of
niorliiltly. I tiioreforo nan turn movo-
I ui'tli iuv nml wish II) I'lU'olint'TO it
in every way. It poiiila toward a do
. i - t . ...:.i l.
greo 01 ciiiigiitennieiit wiin n inn u 1..
Htrotig ooiitriuit with the darker and
more ignorant epnclm of time, when tho
practice of medicine wiw united with the
profeRHion of the barber, the well digger,
tlio turner, ino v.-ieriuiiriini, or u
C'nrotter.
THE JOKER'S BUDGET.
"MAT WK FIND TO H.MII.R OVEB IU
THE llt.MOKOI'M PAPKUN.
A KAtmOAL DIBCOCRSB.
Littlo Jack "What did pa mean by
saying that he was captain ot thi
ship ?"
Ma "Oh, that Is only his way ol
saying that ho is the head of the house.
.... , . . , . .. . . wnn V
"ii pa is captain vneu wuv
"Well, I suppose I am the' pilot. '
"Oh, yea, and then I must be the
compass."
"The compass ? Why the compass ?
"Why, the euptnin and pilot are al
ways boxing Uie compuss, you know.
-I'Aia. Call.
A Torso Alexandria miss
Was asked bv her beau for a kiss,
Jiemurefy contented
She sweetly assented,
And their lips looked exactly liko this.
r-.-s
lint her pa interrupted Ihe bliss,
And said: "Who's this young feller, sis?"
And without more ado
The young fellow tlew,
And his eyes l.s.ked exactly like this
0
Till! IIYN.VMITK EXPLOSIONS.
Tho Lxcltrmi nl Tl.ry I nnaed Thro..lioul
lire.ftl llriiiun.
, 1 i,c tl.n explosion of
dv,:,,.n
and many alarming rumors pro a. . . ...
havo been actively engage,, s..." -' -.,,
inaearchingfor the, 1.'..?.
the oiitragi s. 1 he ie;ir inat ... - ",, .,.,
the sii.iie .ort are to speedily H" 1" K
that a largo force of police has been d (
to guard all the public buildings and . ur P 1
raibvav sla.ioi,s,'hile a nnmU T of . ete et.ft J
havo been pined on duty in t h - vid
eachnf the Cabin, t Minister a hnns s and a
couple aio at tho .lis osal of each Minister to
guard him to and from his rcsidu-.cu
Ureal pressure is b.-ng brought b ar on
tlu, (lovernnient tn'dVer .1 rea.d .. f 1 5. K 0 or
thecapl.no nf the rsneswho caused tin x
: l j-2 r,iHl for iiirni iiiiitioli which will
I -i mt 'n'peln. were more or les.ln'ttrcd
Among these ...e live women. All thew.-n.led
are it, the ho pitiil. five, iiic'uding the poluo
man, aro in a precarious con.li li- ,
'lhoex,,losio'i. was most destiu; tWe on tho
west side of Kt. Jan,, s's S,.ia.e. lh ' " Iowa
in the Duke nf Cev.-lauds house and in tho
War Onic In l'all Mall were shattered.
i it Hi. James'" Theatre ll,eexpb,loi.""nnded
like two claps of thunder. 1 no ","'"""" ."J;1"
seizul with alarm which came near rea idling
n a '".no Several ladies tainted and men
started to their feet ready to stampede. ihe
audi. nc was Anally quieted.
Iho explosions created great havoo In tlie
1 Ji..r Ca.lt.... flub House. The club w.ll to
mam closed several days. Tho dynandlo waa
' carried down tho iron sleps leading tn the
kitchen and cellars. H was p.u. . - ..... .....
lar tinder the pathway, with a lighted fuso at
tached. The npwa.d force of the oxp nslot,
broke a lingo 1 i t"10 P.avT f"!'1
wrecked the basement apartments of the club
CoL Maiendie, the government inspector of
exph-lves, pronounces the material used In
tl,5 explosion to be largely composed of an atlaa
uiig tune hi AuawWSa
I'ATAI. l l.Ot'll III UMTH.
Herl.i.ia Ln l I lie 111 riitlloi-.it" nml
i ulnr..o.
1 ... . . v:ilii. r'ulifornia. will.
n VI in,,,.. .,.'.. ' , -
snrh fury as to sweep away the house of I i ter
Htewait iiu.l all its inmates, .oiis.sliiig id bnii
s, If wife, niolb.-r, two chil. lien, and IL Wcia
ner,' a sheep h.-rder. The Isnlies wero frighl
fully inanglid, their clothing being tt.rn into
shreds. ,
A cattle round up camp on J'rcnch.iifin
Cr.ik near the Nebraska and Colorado line,
mis ilestiov.d bv a tl,s.d last Thmsilay ami
elev. 11 ciwlaivs, belonttnig in Coloiiulo and
Nebraska, were ilioaiiul. 1 he l,".d was
caused by a cloud burst, which occurred at a
point m ar the bend ..r the Cbevrniie Indian
trad canyon. '1 he water calm. itli such orce
...... .u-nft-i.ft-i.i.iliiiiL'in itsiKith. Men,
..in. " "".' . "
horses, wagons, camping .mulls, all Were cai
riid down tho alieuui
DltOWNINi; -AM'.I.TV.
lieiicrnl llnhrorlt nn.l ;.'rlviii-Wecre Inry
l.nckey Two "I "','
. .: .1 ... il.., Treasury 1), nart-
... ... ...... :. ,.. ml 0. I' I'.ahcoek and
1 .... i 11. 'l.llik.V, log. lint Willi a gelillel.li.il
.1 ..,., hue l..i 11 ihnwn. d "It thel loi
V. 1....1. ...t..,..k 11. id l.iick.V w.ru
inaeons. ... - . ,.
l'l.sli . lit tiian, pinaie
Pulicek has leen for some l'""' B
; . . . . ..... cm 1. , I,.., ic . in .1 Mi. I-1'" s' y,
House. The body ol (leu. ml r.i.ncca ttiia re-
euvend.
o.,.r. ..I.iu llir (li.l.nn Trinte
Tlie rnited Slates S, nnle passed Mr. .s,il,''r'
bill, pmvi.ling lor t seeniini u.i. .e
llie Hni.pleineiilal Coiiiiuercial 'lreatyor .No
veinber 17, 1WII. between Ilm United Statesan,
... - .. . . r ill., unniin trinl"
ft 11, III., in. ...e 1. ... 1 - -
It pr, hibita Chinese sulijeets I mm l.ni,i. tint
opium into the United Man s. ,"',l',,.l'',ll''l,n''11
1,01 muru iiuin Toon nor 1. ....... ', -,,
prisoninei.l of not mom than six .110.1 I s 1 r
less than thirty days. vesse ' ""'' , ;;,
ehnrlerul ny a suoj'-. ft ' :- . ...
under a I hiii.-se iihk. " -i,i,i-nnf
o ,,. d ,,r chartered, sha'l perm- d t '
opium to any p.tf bnilnd H . . ..d H
such opium shall I", seed U- .
the-ship. aila,ii sniui nes.o.j. -to
tho value of tho opium.
Ilrcrenalna- Ihe Nnllonal lcM.
Tc mo"hly debt -mi'.
,1,,, a decrease " y'H ,g
debt during ?'";,fltal year ending May
81. lho t.ilaMi.irt , ( thlB t
4rnrrsV,B
svailablo cash b a anos in (if
nearly a,"n',""-
XT n..K abideth these things which
NOW TflKIlK Still ' thllay
every mail can do -T t . a y
Poke a flro P on ,,,
",ot,'or ."rlwry tiT-UiblOi-Cucnrii
examine a railway uu"-
S'un. -
'' y.n write circus billB will bo
Thb won wtow" c
to learn tha t-w
Uonarj-
Tliin pliysieinn iilciiipoleiiiinry and
Coroner extrnonliimry that I havo re
ferred to, very frequently went to seo a
patient with a lung tenter tinder ono arm
and the llevineil KtntuteN tinner tno
oilier. I'enplo never knew, when they
saw him going to a neighbor's hnuso,
whether tho eimo nn.l yietnen u u.o
(Coroner's treatment or not. No one
ever knew just when overtaxed nature
would yield to tun Minnies in such touu ,
made and provided. When tho jury was
ininniieleil, however, we ii.wiiyn anew
Unit tho iiiv.lical treatment had been suc
cessfully fatal.
Dlico ho el.iirge.i tne ro.nny won an
l.,...,,.Mt In. full uiirx of. but in llif) llit'llt
tho patient got, delirious eluded his
inn-He, tlie plivsieiiiii ami luiroiier, nun
tl. .1 tn Ih., fniii lulls, where ho was taken
care of nn.l t'liially leeovereil. Tho ex-
MricuccH of Homo tu tno piu.o..i wuu
escnped frotu this man rend more liko
notion I him fact. Ono man revived
dining the impieat, knocked tho foreman
of the jury II, rough tho window, kicked
the (lot-oner In tlio Htonmcii, ieu mm
a bottle of violet ink. and, with a shriek
ot lntighter, lied. Ho is now traveling
under an iihHunied niinio with a mam
moth circus, feeding his bald head to tho
African lion twicu a day utf.t a week and
found. Uit.t. J.v.
Vci niont'.H Noted Sheep.
t.. .... .tnri nf lb., world arc merino
sheep bred to such wonderful perfection
as in Vermont, nud in no part of Ver
mont havo Htich excellent results been
obtained aH in Addison county, ol wnicn
ar:. 1. 11. .1. ...... iu I In. ubin. Ii. U'll. Moll
JI11....I. Uttt.T
como all tho way from Australia at
tracted by tlm initio 01 11. two h p, .".
buy them nt pri"H which run up into
tlHitmaiids of dollars for a single animal.
Tho Vermont Merino Sheep breeders
Association is believed to be tho largest
live slock orguiiiwition in the world. It
luiH a membership of 1,200 from twenty
one different Ktutes, nud is increasing
nt tho ruto ot mm a year.
....... v.....,tut .....i-inoM urn in detliatld
in Mexico, tho Western and Middle
States, and a maiKel is expeeteu ior
ii I.. K.tui.i America nun miruimnft.
Liiei). ... . - -
. ii ... s titi.il eitoiiineH no ii. it nave
1MIV lll.ftft -""" .
merinos 't their own. iu Aunuuim
.. ..... ii.,..i.u ul Lulu-eon ono nun iwo
Vll.-r.i ... ..'" - - - . ,
. :n:.... I......1 .ttii.li ..ml l.in tietl ur ineriinm
linn..... ..,, .-- , , . ,,v.
in that country Havo som ior iMi,m..
v... v.. rill. .in. leans even ;vii-ft-
. .u. - -- - - -
t..l .a in tllltllltV. H11U AUMirilll lltn IllttU
lllllil Hi ' I ,M - - .
i ti laiiv iii'r irtHMnii Hin'Cp miu
the (Jreeii Motinti.in Slate. I.asty.ar
V 1) liarloti, ol wiimiiuii, soi.i ii.ft-.jr
. ' , i... ii... , ,,r aid mil).
uein. i'i ."ft, r.,if. . - - - ...
Men from nniong Iho Vermont sltoop
owners have traveled through Spain Jo
seo il they could lind better
havo returned, with Ih ' JSu K
A FIHRND TO FELINES,
A gentleman of Detroit, gays tho
J-W.c J'rrnn, who is fond of using old
sayings and speaking in metaphors,
wollt to mi, it at a iiouno inui "
r.,iit; ho was aeconipuuied ly meuer-
man laiuiioru.
"Nioo hnuso," said the would-be ten
ant;" plensaut location, but the rooms
aro too HDiall. I couldn't swing k cat
hero I" , , ,
"Vol vtw that?" inquired the land
lord. , , .
"l'ftooms aro not big enough to swing
a cat in."
"Vot fur yon vants lo sving der cat 1"
i.w'l.u t n.i.rbl. want to. and if I
should, thero is not room enough," said
tho American, laiigiting.
"I likes not dcr cat tor sving mine
liotisn in," said the landlord, and went
linnin.
Tlm next day the gentleman who
wanted to rent received a noto :
"Mink Fiikn : I rents my house py a
family initont cats. Yaooii Smitd."
TUB! nit KIRSRU lTRn.
"Johnnie," said a Secoud street girl
to her bashful company, as they occu
pied remote ends of tho sofa the othoi
night. ' see by the Derrick that a
huly in Now Jersey, 101 years old,
bniLsts of having been kissed by Wash
ittgton."
"Yes," said Johnnie. "I saw it, too."
. . . ' . . .
"Suppose you were to uecomu a grew
man liko Washington."
"Well," said .loliiinio.
"And I were to livo to bo 104 years
old."
"Well?" said. Tohnuio.
i.r ,....,!.!.,'! ..,.f iMii what tlm old
lad v said of Washington, conld 1?"
Then ho kissed her. OU City Dcr
rid:.
lmvo reliii'iied '"" ' i ...
found, and that. tru fe
. 1 ,. oiid but many l'v h"1 nwT0 ihtin
nun in," nrnner at-
.nu i oil to gi ft'.'j .-I i - .
(.niinu.. I. , . has the
If.l.tlO.t. Ul 11 l. - . ,.,
Insary euro. Tho sheep en.oy h
fltllv; they Have, tno nimu." . "i
(heir winter houses aro moduli, of waiuitu
and cnmlort.
Ministers l Maine.
Tho Tiowislou Journal, bi.js: IU'Ccntly
..' . Il.tl.l.'.r.l ,11, ll'.lllleil
Mr. uranvniu !"
,v about a down other Generous he-art-i
. .- I.' .in I........ in the imrson-
I'll DIUIl '"J"'"! " .
aim with two horses and asaw, and sawed
T . ..A ni..j bard wood.
nlinni mi - - ,,'.
which t hev, witn otners, naucii., .... .
nml oivoti w inu u.. inu-., --
twm others split and put a largo part ol
it under cover. This is tho third time
in three years Hint Mr. Dawson has been
niutor of the church that thoy have
done tho samo. Din ing this timo he turn
kept no cow, haa purchased no butter
r 1 . -. . annnlv of all bis
1 nan nan u i.co.-i.-"b "- rrv
I . i ... Vfti .inn hourshea
IlamllV wininni ft" - v;., w
of rullk that have been given to him
tiiia kind and geuerouB people.
SI'HINO OS TUB FABM.
We'll rart the lolister on the hosi.
The nvsler Im-.1 we II Rayly weed,
The cranberry jelly tree we'll Ho",
And save the iiiaciunni seed.
ihe beetroot snuar we will Ret
lly lai,,ii,K nf the hickory tree.
Ilorsii ehestniits in the npi uig we II set,
'J hat ill tho autumn colts will be.
We'll prune the climbing snrghuro vino,
We'll din the rnta bi.ua pear.
The rlam shall Willi llie pea entwine,
And b,jth shall, mingling, blimsoin there,
The llerkshirc coat Us wool shall shed,
't'l... Ii.....iiiti .'.tur k1h.II feed UU hav.
We'll milk the ducks, all IhonmRhbreil,
That steal the i-kk the s.iuirrelii lay.
a KiNW.Y srmiT.
liXT....Mt aftnnlr in l.lnl amilfn. tlAVPr l"
.ftft.ft.jft .ft "'1 " " ' r. i -
nniil thn mnn iu the twoed suit as heshul
liia teeth together.
"(.ill, como now, lies yur ui
friend." renlied tlio one with tho whit
I'lHR1'"1- , ....ft,.,.
"llo can t no. no nau a puny ua wo
hotisn and nover invited me."
That p.ovts Ins friendship neyonu
qneHtion. Ho IW. invited no less than
twelve of your ermlitors and ho realized
what your portiou would be."
now to ovr-jit rinu.
i'...v bow mnch do von want for
that string of tWi?" mked an amateur
nsliormnn on ins way nniuu uum uj
sport.
Tlio liny niitneii inn iniou.
"All right, there's your money. How
just throw nie the tlsh," and ho dexter
ously caught them.
"Talk about catching fish," ho said,
as be pursued his way
A SAFB rt.aCB.
First Cinolunutinn "What a fearful
riot that was. I lout several dear friends
"'.Siwiid inoinnatMn "Wenjoa hurt
y""x',l'- i'wiis wo.in.hxl wlifto standing
-A my vn d.sirstep, but only slightly.
fi'royonlmrt?,;i .
"Oh I not at an. x wiw m ..
While the rioting was going oil.
'Where were you r
"Ju jail."
AK AnlSTOCUATIO FAUITiT.
nv....n Afr Hmvthe comes from a
fine family, does ho not?" .
' f il.. mful .rialn.
"Oh, my, yes; oneui mo u......
cratio and exclusive in all New Yort.
"Is the family of Dutch or English
anosstry, do you know?"
.... r . altftiftf. Innii
"1 UOU l auow auynuuR
anoMtry. All I know is that old rnan
Smythe made over a million dollars mir
ing the war in government cuuuauw.
Phi la. Evening Call.
Ltl'K AMONO TUB MOHJlono.
. .. . ft.. ....'Id I.. hl
! "MV dear, sain a nioiumu ""
IhualJid, "I should think JtalJ-
would be naiiamcu u. - fi
with thai, Miss U. a.H y.m did in ohuron
does tho happy event occur?..