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VOLUME XXIII.
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE, JULY 9, 1884.
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ORIMN OF "A DARK HORHE."
It ii eenerally supposed that the term "dark
liomo" 1 ot Amerian origin. But Thackeray
nied in hi "Adventures of Phillip" boforo it
heesmc current in this country, anil In exactly
Hie same enso as we employ it. "Woll, hies
my soul," rbiUip is mane 10 say, reierrmg to
some mysterious candidate for the Homo of
Commons, "he can't mean mo. Who is tlio
dark hoiio ho has in his stablo?"
WATKKSl'OUT"..
A waterspout in Aknshig, Russian Turkestan,
Juno 2, overflowed tbu river, destroyed seventy
linitscs and drowned 40 persons. A waterspout
in a whirlwind which sucks up wator at sea and
watsr, fences, cattle, horsrs, etc., on hind.
They sometimes have a circular motion equal
tofivo hundred miles an hour, with a goahcad
motion euual to one hundred miles an hour.
The moment they stop whirling tho water sud
denly fallt to tho ground in the shape of
Cloudburst.
PKTKOI.KVM OIL. '
It is believed that ptrolciim oil eiiats in
Wb nuaiititio in Alabama, In tho counties of
Whigtn, Clarko, Ox-taw and Marengo.
During the war salt makers in this region
fouud that the gas arising from the salt water
would take firo in a minute. In Washington
eonnty after the war a well was bored and thu
(as came up with such explosive force, flaming
up to such a height, that nil tho workmen fled
ilm woods, and tho well was ahtudnii d.
Sometime in tho near future this immeme nil
bonanza will beutilizcd.
mt. iti:itXAim iih;s.
The famous Nt. IV maid d"gs ah' Tory care.,
fully trained. A traveler who vii'ed some of
the monanleries of the monks of lit. Human), a
few years ago, found the monk, teaching their
dogs from tho earliest alagea r puppylmod.
Notonlv is physical and mental I raining in
cluded in this teaching, but spiritual culture is
by no means neglected. At nicnltime the dogs
lit In a row, each with a tin dish before him
containing his repast. Oraee is said by cue of
the monks, tho dogs sitting motionless with
bowed heads. Not one of them stirs until the
"amen" is spoken. If a frisky puppy attempts
to sample his meal before grace is over, one of
the older dogs growl and gently lugs his ear.
m:ttini a iiuokkn nitk.
The latest triumph of modern surgery is the
repair of a lioston woman who had fallen sev
enty feet and broken her neck. 'J'lie nock wai
broken just as tho neck of culprits who aro
hanged on the gallows-namcly, by dislocation
of tho vei tebrio. Fortunately tho spinal mar
row was not injured, or tho repairs could not
have been made. Having chloroformed tlie
poor woman, the surgeons had the pleasure of
hearing the bones and ligaments snap as they
forced the displaced verlebnu into proper posi
tion. The woman, on awaking, seemed lo
think that her head had como off and that it
had boon put on crooked. The operation sug
gests a new field of experiment on the bodies
ot executed orimiuals.
TIIH TIMDF.lt TRADR
The vulito of the timber crop In this country
is not generally appreciated. Last year the
value of tlto tlmbor crop proper was 1700,000,.
000 or moro than tho value of tho corn crop.
This immense sum does not Include tho wood
used in cooperage, $34,1)00,(100, nor tho bark
consumed In tanneries, $17,000,000, north
wood used in tho manufacture of matches $3,.
000,000, nor tho Immense amount of wood
used in tho construction and repairs of rail
roads. Tho annual reurwul of railroad track
require, ubout 2r,000,000 ties. Those figures
give some idea of tho importance of the timber
crop. It is tho largest crop of the country,
Andovery year in this country, whore tree
planting is not generally practiced, the crop
becomes less and list In localities, and
there is a corresponding riso In tlir value o
titular in other sections. The white piiu
crop has reached its maximum, and yellow pin
is to bo the crop of the future
LATEST NEWS NOTES.
Happenings of Interest to All,
At Home and Abroad.
mmiktiii.m; aiioit iiananam.
It is astonishing how little is known of ban,
anas, considering tho extent to which they aro
eaten. New York gels every week an average
of 30,000 bunches. From Florida ? Not a sin'
phi one. Why, Florid only raisca enough
bananas fr homo consumption. All these
fi'll.nvonos we get from (Antral America, prin
cipally from A'ipiiiwall. Thoso big, fat, red
f How aro from Cuba. Plantains? Oh.no
dint's a general mistake Plantain are only
rdiblo when cooked; they aro mon vegetable
than fruit. You didn't know there wero 150
varieties of banana, did you? The fruit come
to us quite grci n, but ill tho summer will ripen
in one or two days. Cool weather compels in
Iimiso artificial treatment, and wo hang them
in a close room and apply heat. Now, that
green bunch will not bo ripo unde r four days,
With tho bulimias, we import, duty free,
eood inaliv foreign inhabitants. 8''0 that (ex.
hibiling a enakn a yard long.) I took him
alive from a bunch. And this spider camo in
.mother, bringing her nod with her. Upon
lain a hundred eg;;. She has comctoacolil
elimalo to batch. I found a tarantula tho
oiler day - horrible thin.;, too"
I.M.tlH; RATION STATISTIC!.
Immigration to the I'nited States during tho
eleven months ended May 31, 133, fell nit
fiil.I'M from a like period ending May 31, 1RS4,
the totals being 4M.2"'1 mid r.n.li'.HI respect
ively. Alsuil 85 per wnt. of the immigrant
canto from lei many, 25 per cent, from tho
liiilish Me, VI per coot, from the Dominion
of Canada, H percent, from Sweden and Nor
way, 3 p. r cent, from Italy, 2.',' per cent, from
Austria, tui.l lljj percent, from all other
eoutitrifs. riinco lhv census was taken in
June, 1SS0, upward of 2,500,000 immigrant
have settkd in tho United riliite-a popula
tion larger than that of tho entire Hlate of
Missouri, ami equal to the aggrcgato of tho
nine least populous States ju tho Union.
The high tide of in gration was readied
during the Usual yeur end, d June 30, 1882,
when the total r.a h d 7:8.9m. Tho total for
the .in n lit fiscal yi ar will lie one-third li e,
Although the absolute immigration sinco
June 30, 1.SH0, hat been greater in each year
thau lu any single year preceding that date,
the rclalivo i ligration to tho tinted hlate
was greatest ill the fivo yean from July 1,
1810, to Juno 30, 1851, when over 1,1)00,000 im
migrant wero landed, a total equivalent to
eight per cent, of tho then pollution of tho
United States.
During tho current year, a for omo year
A NOVEL HEN.
A Capo Vincent man lias constructed a sheet
iron hen that promises to lay him a golden
egg. It is finished up to life, full size, cackles,
duck and looks with ono eye at a. time o
naturally that it deceives the oldest hen hawk
in tho country. It is o fixed that when a
hawk, mink or nolecat pounces on it, tho back
inrines oDen and tho wings lly up and force previou. tho Dominiou of Canada has ent, in
tho assailant on to a ravenous buzz-saw that propol.,iou to it population, a greater number
make 1,700 revolutions a minuto. Aftor of (mmgrallt, than any other country. Pit
moving half a minute the saw tops, the bon ring ,hB llLSt fl v6 TCar(1 tho number of person
closes tin. fold it wings, and begin to cackle . L&ve Kmi in tl)0 Uuitc(i state from
a though it bad Just laid an egg. Ono wind- Cmi1,h ., neariy oquai to one-tenth of tho
" . .....
Ino nn will answer lor mica uibwhuii.-", j-.u..-
4ed tho rather delicate machinery doc not get
clogged np with too much blood, bones, and
feather.
A HOUSE'S TEIUlini.K REVENGE.
A terrible affair happened at the Lexington
Fair Grounds, where tho lessee, Smith ft Mer
rill, constantly kocp many trotting horses tor
various partio. A trainer, named V7m. Kim
ball, had in hand a stallion, Sherman' Ham
bletonian. and whipped him o wvorely that
the horse threw the man, turned on him furl
ously, and attempted to crush him by kneeling
on him,
wholo population of tbo Dominion.
Tlio Fish Supply.
During mooting of the American
Fish CnlturiMa' Association, Mr. John
a i!.-.i,r iii n. Minor on "Legislation
Necessary for tlio Protection of Ocean
Industries," said Hint 85,000 men and
over 8:m,ooi),uiHi ot capital
ployed in supplying tamo
market, while flwt of Btoamer8
tuouaiiuii uiuu om
HUU U,V1 - . .
.., i i i,n moiibiulou fisherH'H, 110
ind attempted to crush mm by Kneeling v - , illtoretiug Btif
,. Missing the mark with hi. knee. . , g 'To e'tllisli hi. CoW
. . ..iu. tin, nrostrato I IlHiics i-" "' ; , , .i.o I,
Infuriated talllon began on tho prostrato . , , been no decrease in
!,"'' ' f,,i .nt mouhadeu (which
Iliziiren Diiiw ; .
' i i f,uui B,im,iv ni uiuui
are rottiuueu ua "itv, - .
nS od, nd ttat with them, m with
Xi ' food Ihthcn, there are seasons of
oreat abuudnuo and seasons of "oaroity,
5ud that tip to the r.i:(,out time these
seasons have not been affected by human
aeenoy, although what are known as
hook and lino iWiermon testify that thoir
ocemm on and moans ot livelihood aro
BcrK impaired. Yet from his expo
Br imiiovfld the facts to
tattai. with'tt exVption of striped
bass and lobsters, all lands of soaush
.en nl.niidunt now as i toy w,
teen yours ago,
trainer with bis teeth, and when drlvon off by
tha shout and ECsturo. of a negrtf boy, re-
tamed to the attack, and before Kimball wa
Insllv relnased. a wrist and leg were broKon,
and the flesh wa torn from hi breast and
shoulder. Ho now lie. in a painful condition,
and hi. Inlurio aro quite leriou.
REGULARITY OF I1AHIT.
One of tho most difficult of all tlie minor
bbiti to acquire is that of regularity. It rank
with that of order. ' A place for everything
ind everything in its place" is not more im
portant than "a lime for everything a.oi i...j
thing on lime." The natural inclination of
most persons is lo defer until the last pwsihlo
moment, or to put off till another limo where
this can possihlv be (V me. Yet habits of regu
luily cunhil ule largely lo tho ease and com
fort of life. A pei-fon can multiply his efficiency
by it. Wc know persons who have a multi
tude of Unties, and who perform a vast dcai oi
wotkdailv, who set apart certain hours for
tin ilnllML n,1 .i' there at the moment and
attend rigidly lo w'ia' in hand. This dono
ami other engagements tiro mot, each In order,
and a Vast deal accomplished, not by strained
exi rtion hut by regularity.
THE lMM'AN THEE.
The pcean tree is found In a wild state in the
woods of variou oclioni of the Smith and
West. It grows to a very largo si.e, and bears
yearly many bushels of fine-flavored nnti.
Though little or no attention has ncen
to these vb,bl,i ti eea. .Miltivation greatly im
proves them, tho nut growing much larger
nd improving in flavor. The pcean tree lives
to a great age, and continues long in bearing.
Then, is no good reason why it bl 1,0 "
in extensively In all parts ot mo
BWes. is well adapted to almost any kimi
"f soil, doing well even on rocky hiU
te land. There i no nut or fruit treo
Were valuable and requiring o little attention.
1" planting the trees tho only object Is to oh
lain tTfi.i.l IYj.uIi tmtu And of a good early
ino
Tlie investigation of tho accounts of J. O.
'. buruaidu, tliu dofuultkiiic Ui4lm ok elc.ru.
of the l'ost Ullice U' pirlioeut has been cou
oluiltMl. It shows a dcllcicitcyuf about j71,UC).
The Uississipui contested election cas'i of
Chalmers against Running was dcidod Wed
nenUay lu favor of Olialmors, who uppuared at
tho bar of the Uouso and took tho oath of
oflico.
A larce painting of Mr. Presidont Polk,
which wa presented by the ladies of Tennes
see, lias been bung in me ureen i.oom ui 1 no
White llonse aa a companiim piucu to the por
trait of Mrs. 1'rcsidciit llivjo-
Tlio bildco over the Delawaro lliver at
Calhoun street, T renton, S .1., was but m il
down to tbo niel. Till eaiisi is unknown.
lbo ure sturteii at tne ireiiion snio oi ion
bridge about six p, in., and rustic I like tlio
ind from span to span. iimkiiiK a gran I sps-
taclf. The loss will probal.ly rea li IH.0 to.
The bridge including tlio piers, originally cost
$(i0,00tl.
A convrnll"ii of touchers of dear mule.
has come together In New York city t dn 'ii-
the Lost methods of in-tiu ting Hie ninietn
ones node r tln ir eare. The ih legates lo ibe
Convention are ami in uninlier and eo.oc from
all parts of this country, Canada and I'.iigihinl.
A serious briMk in the I'.riu C:in '1 is ro
ported fnun IIik Iii st.'r. It will t"I n:ii;:a
tion for one week.
Numerous fatalities by lightning ivurn il
lu New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The bursting of a boiler in linia. Mieh.,
on W dnesdiiy, killed four poisons and
wounded several inure.
The heir of Diehard Wagner havo re
fused an otter of XTsi.ihhi from an American
fur the oxelusivo right to perform lbo opera of
"Parsifal."
Another Mahdl lias appeared. He is lead
ing a revolt in Yemen.
Tho Faraday ha laid the shorn end of tin
Mackay-lleimelt eablo at atervillo.
The Clilnioe (iov, rnor of Ka-hgar i said
i havo ordered tho lin-sian n seh nts to quit
certain stations, mid has forbid leu the t hi-
neso to trade with tli llussians.
ArnistroiiK's omnibus factory nt llelfast,
Ireland, and the building in the vieioity worn
burned Wislni -siiay. I liirty-iiiue horses per
ished ill the Haines.
Mr. Ildlani Tennvson, son of the l'.K t
Launate, was married We. lues lay at West
minster Abbey. K.nglao l. 1 1 .Mi-s An hoy
Jtovle. Mr. (ila'lstono and .Mr. Irving wero
present
Tho Benate passotl tlio moxicmi iciision
bill with a largo iiumlwr of anionumenw.
A bill ha been introduced tn tlio llunso ny
Mr. lhngham wliich provide for the reduction
of itag, that tw.i ouit sliall prepay
each ouuoe or fraction thereof.
Mr. Cox' bill provi.ling for a two weeks' va
cation for tho letter carrier wa passed by tlio
House.
By a cloud burst In Montana three Chinese
.n.r. er.. .Ir.OVOnl Slid BCVUral llOllSOS
washidaway.
The president of a biiclf company at Wil
mington, Del., has absconded, leaving all his
hilKirors unpaid and di stil utc.
-Madde I bv his inability to pay his
creditors in full, Mr. Ilni ohani, "f tliJ.H
llotehkiss. Ituinham A- Co., No. 30 ltroad
street, New York, sli .1 Ii insi lf tlirmigb tho
head al his home 111 Yonk. rs. Ho died sli .rtly
nfler being sliot. II" had been insane Tor sev
eral day
-Tlie report from Rnsta of crions con-
flict b tueeii .lews ami Christian arc cm-
Iii tm d.
A llussian adjutant of gendarmerie was
found nmtilercd, II is supposed by MU.usis, nv
his rcsidenco m Oiltssa.
-Tho death of M. Tissot, tno rrencn
diplomat, is announced, aa alo that of Car
dinal Fulloux.
The outbreak of cholera at 1 onion aim
MarseilU low. alarmed tho whole of France,
i-.ighteen death aro said to havo oeonrreil at
Toulon ou Holiday. Italy, Hpain and Austria
have already taken precautions to prevent tlio
introduction of tho disease into thoso coun
tries. -Prlnco Bismarck ys ho hope to arrange
with Portugal for free commercial trafhcoii tbo
Congo.
-A the Cnnard line steamer Tavonla, from
Boston June 14. was entering t ho d,V i at
Liverpool on Tl.ursday, it yndr bu U
I lapi-ily the rassengrr. were landed before the
ill hired, W 1110 "IO eiuei o..k...y-
hadi-calded that bi bio i despaired of.
-A ten iflo linrrieaiio visited Council Blnrfs,
i. nn Wednesday alieni sm. The LxlubiUoii
Building at the race track, which cost 11,U HJ,
was leveled to the ground ami torn into
shreds. Davis's circus was blown down, caus
ng a loas of S.0 ,0. A largo number of sl.ado
trees succuniU'd lo the stoim, while chinineja
wero blown over and h"ii-c unroofed.
A snoi 11 dispatch from Coal UlutT, Pa.,
(avsi "Last Saturday evening cloven persona
ate lee cream in Conlin' saloon, and within
two hours tho whole party wero aiimjiu
vomiting and violent rains in tho
itomach. Their sulTering Wero intense,
and soveral of them wero thrown into convul
sion.. Two aro already (lend and otheis are
not expeoted to recover, im u'Tv "l ' "
the cream wa, poisoned from tbo .n a
flavoring. Thero Is great exclt. nent over tho
affsi - Coal Bluff Is a .mall niining town on
the Monongahela lliver, .ixteen mile, from
Pittsburg." ,
-There aro 12 easosof sma 1-pox at West
phalia, Hholby county, III. Tho disease wa
WuR itlhitlierbya German family directly
from thVold country. At Wuaton the vessel on
which thoy arrived wa quarantine!!, "ntpiij-
Tho Washington Star say that ooon! fea
Mr. J. 1. Cumming, w'io 1 eharged wUh
complicity in th Navy liepartment fraud, a
contractor xor juruuuiug ruuiw hum ms
rivLs, say thoy expeut te .bow tun a qu&nuiy
of hose and a number of ruels have been suut
tn the private rcsideucus of evoral prumlueut
oflicuU and that Uiuv huld receipt for them.
Captain Young, of tho ichoonor IL B.
Milieu, reports sailing through cboul of
over one liuudied sponu whalua, seventy mil
,,n fin,,. I intti'ius. which were from thirty to
forty font long ami a tamo and playful a
kitten.
In the uti edition trial of John C. F.no at
Quebec, tbo cashier of tlie Hecoml National
i'n..k ,....,iti. .1 dm rKlsitleslioii of entrie by
the accused and thu payment of th dolloiui by
his relatives.
A needle that ten years ago entered th
foot or a woman who resided lu llsi lem, N. I.,
i-aiuo to tin. uifaeo, and was rumored from
her stomach ou huluraav,
The powder mills at Poutremoll, Bom,
exploded Hmiday. Thirty pursou wero killed
and seventeen injured.
Tho l'oilo has 15,000 men ready to oud to
I'pper l'.gypi, which force, it is intended, (hall
disembark at a port on tlio Bed Hea.
An Unban man-of-war is reported to have
threatened to Immharil Zeyla, on the Mtraits of
liali-el Mandeb, and to have blackmailed the
lloveinor.
1 sialic elwlera bus appeared at Toulon, and
a panic pr vhHs, I
Heveial foreign anarchists havo boon ar
rested in Viiiiua. In their iKis-ession wa
round a dvnaiuitu bomb of sutlieient powur to
blow up liie laigist public buililing in ionua.
The police lmc obtained clew to the secret
locatiou or largo stores of dynamito.
A vole of censure upon tho aetion of tin,
goveriiiiictit in relation to thu acreetnent with
France iiIhiiiI Ihe'.gvplian Confcronce is to b
moved in the ll n'iso i,f ConinninsonTliuisilay.
-The Philadelphia team of cricketer bea'
the Cheshire leatn by an inninga and V.n runs-
- No I'.elii ii has been tsken by the Htal" l
parliniiit in relrrence to lbo sale In ll uno,
Italy, of thu properly or Hie Propaganda.
A (lisoatoh from Lima stains that the
towns of Pisco and lea havu his'inrcupirsl by
CaceeresToices. under Colonel Zaiudio. Half
of the town of 1'isngiia, inehidiug the buiues
portion, has been destroyed by llro.
The Irishman, Johnson, alias McDonald,
admitted lo a tnagisirute at F.ly, Kiiglainl, tliat
he wa- passivi lv eonceined in tlio dynamito
outrage ut Victoria sialion, London, ami that
I e knows tlie guilty parlies.
The Kiissiaii ptovincinl papers announce,
that I ho Ministry or I'.ducatioii ha ordered
that all copies of the journal limd.so
l olhrrlnwl issued during the last twenty year
shall Im- removed trom llussian iiornrien.
-M 1'ashkorT and Ilai" Korlff, chiefs of
the Fuingclical llrolln rlioiHl, havo been ox
(.,11,(1 from Itussia, and their bisiks, tracts and
pamphlets d stroyed.
-Disastrous lhsls iirevail in F.aatorn
Europe. I'll" river Vistula has rison sixteen
lect. The si reels or Wa'sawandof hundred
of villages in that region are lloodod.
A Methodist church at Anglesor, F.ngland,
.... .......I...I sioiilnv diiriuu a revival service.
Suddenly thu gallery began to creak and at
m.n a nanic occurred. Scores of persona
l i...... n.c loch windows to Hie gnnina
nlie.a rushed for the d.s.rs. Mauywcro
trampled under foot and suvuroly injured.
Two firemen wero killed, a third was
... ir.. rninllr. ii.iureil. a watchman
as biid'lv burned, a p .liceinaii was hurt and
1...'..-.. ,,.,.. e limed during Urn pro-
Kress of a lire Humbly morning at A. II Herse
nian's bakery, W illiaii sl.urg, N.Y.
Two freight trains on the Oram! Trunk
llailwav Collided at Toronto, tint., Hmiday. A
braken'iati named Walls and a Amman named
Tremellion wero killed, and two others were
Fi riously injured. .. ..
e... ..l r,.o neniost l ie Union I'acific Itail-
roa".l Company id using .'io.000,000 to sustain
(he Now York stock market is positively de-
"".1a Chicago lx.liceman while attempting to
arrest n unknown thief wa fatally shot by
'" Tho Ci oo Indiana have created a disturlj-
ance in Manitoba ami imwii trouoiu is ie..re...
The danger of governni.nt blank car
tridges was demonstrated by tho wounding of
r.nir men by them in "ham battle at
Pciisncola, Fla,
Tbo Queon's Hotel at rort Arthur wa
i.,.n.,l. aod ono cnist lost his life.
Lightning set tiro to two largo oil tank In
tho Pennsylvania oil region.
Hoiitln.nrt, Conn., tired of
lii L irovcrnnieiil. action, havo gone to
,u ....1 Imoroved their own harbor.
vi ...,ol af'l.incan clgarmaker, In
v... l. in m Of of noi'er caused bv the long
continnid' dissipation of his wifo Mary, a do-
l.l womnn. cm lier Rc.onn in.
r . ...... .'tinn.,ii.l in sever bis iimular veins.
They wero bolh taken to tho hospital in adan
- ...u ..ii.itlition.
A lelenram lias oeen r" o"i
MLLEU BY loMJIlTMNU.
Heveral Penn nnd ldch Property '
irayed by tho Uleotrls Flald.
A torrlflo thunder torm passed ovor a por
tion of wetern Petfniylvaula and eastern Ohio
tbo other day, dauiigiug property and killing
aovaral person auj a Lsxgo amount of livo
itook. At Murrayville, Pa., a boy named
Wolf and lour burs. wru siruw uj u""i's
and ImiUnlly killed. A younger brother of ho
bey wa badly brud. At VYayoesburgb, Fa.,
Mis Josi lteeuer and William Payer wer ae
rioinly Injured by a lightuing bolt, which also
killed three horse. At Horry, Pcnu., several
head of bloodod stock, bolouglng to Henry
Caso, were killed. At Haleiu, Ohio, Mis
Uiuuio Weatphar, aged sixteen, waa Handing
In th doorway, when lightning atruek and
killed her instantly. At Yonngitown, Ohio,
iiui.iuli.v si, nek the residenee of Abner Mead-
kr, killing hi daughter Minuio, and erl
ouily iujuring m-vural oilier meuibor of the
family. Turoo bru wero alo doatruyed near
Youugstown. At Newooiuerstown, Ohio, tho
.torm wa accompanied by a furious tornado
which uprooted tree, blew down fouoe aud
Uli! great uamago to grain,
WHAT CAUSED THE TASK'S.
vrrr and imnoa.
Dr. Newman Review Ilia l.aat Tpree, nnd ! ftn,BN0B does not always mark wisdom.
Telia u. Whnt Unused Them. ut(lo gtettt in jjjg own
..mi 1.... 1.nn .miaod l.V I
three young djuii, two of whom wore Icmh
Ihim thirty yeurs of ago," uid Ur. New-
George Bnsiks' house ill (Irani, Clark
coiiutv, Wis., was struck by ligiiuiiug "u
his daughter I flie, .ixlren years of ago, wa
killed, and another daughter named Cora wa
stunned. The linns ws burned to the ground,
hut Cora crawled from the burning timber
aud wa saved. The lly of F.nio was foiind
almost totallv destroyed. Th mother and
father were lit the circus when tbu accidont
occurred.
Jack Waffle .tat In) from lliehlleld Kprlng,
N. I.. Willi a loud id luiiiSier lor H.rini;ncm,
and wheii alanil lines miles from the villsgo a
bolt of lightning knoes. d down one or hi
horses slid a second one killed Walllo instsntly.
Thehoise llnslly ri covered and got up, and
the li am look the ng n to Hie hoine of his
father, where it drew up in iri iu m ine i ..
The hands of lb- desd man slill grasped tlio
line. The fluid app. a s to havo run around
his liody aud then Jump d I" the ground,
which it tore up for social loci.
At f.xetrr, a suniiio.r niciiiem .1..'..-,
Mr. Newkirk's large bam was set ou lire by
lighlinng sud eonsuiind.
lloinlieek .V Co.V planing mill at (,n . nneiu,
pa , was all nek by liidiimin! and wa entirely
consumed. Tl.e loss is 4 iu.uou.
BtKVHNTKUN IKHWKM HURNKII.
Tbo Town of (siirnnnuniin nwrm -
Fire TWO l-rrsunn ii.iu.w-.
A (Ire broke out in a block or tenemont
nouse. at Hbenandoah, I'a., owned by a per
l,.n named Maloue, and before it oollld
cheeked it had spread to six other totienient.
Telegrams asking aid were sent hi laieaqua,
Ashland and l'ottsville, and the entire town
was thrown into a fever of exciteniKit. I ho
water snpply gave out and the hose proved
nsele-s. Seventeen houses wer.. destroyed be
fore the the was gotten under control. Men,
women and children crowded around and im
peded the work ot the liremen. 'Hie houses
'were inhabited by about !MI Hungarians of
tho lowest class. Four American ainiltes wero
rendered homeless. The loss to the properly
owuer. will be about l.nno, one-hsir of
hich amount is covere,. ;
Hum ill
wu the nun of a miniHteir, who had (or
gottuu the Qod of hi father. Ono was
n bnnkor. one a broker, aud one a couft
.loiiliid cii.rk. Two died homeles and
iienuilcKH in aeH-exilo, and ouo i now in
!.;l Tun died ill niimTv. and the futo
Of tho third is yet to como. Eitch had a
geiiina for finance. At tlio age of
twentv-lwo one of thene finurt yonng
mon iis tho rri'Bidout of a hunk. Ho
wiw a finiuiciiil proiligy, ami me dim
WIIH a BllCCl'BH. til" IHUU"1M "1'""'"
tioiia lirouglit Itim lingo returns. Alio
vtuicrnblu dir.'Ctom fucmiriiged Inm in
hi career. Ho wim esletunml a wonder
in thu liuniKimi world; hut hi ngrd
father, a retired clergynuin, trembled,
for the fuluro of his boh. When tho
voiing hunker had accumulated '2t)0,0t)0,
tho Juther I'egged him to bo ooiileut.ana
ntop, lint tlio boh wa Biiro that ho could
mnko a million. Temptations muUiiiliorl,
hoiiestv was Hiinpendu.1, tlio gol.h-u bub
ble burnt, detection followed, aud then
adversity came, and he lied trom home,
friemlH and country, ami tiled peiiniiein
in a etruiiRO lnud. Hi Wo Btory, with a
fcwcireiiniHtantial variationa, i tho story
cf tl.e coulldeiilial clerk. The final Btorj
of tho ono iu juil iB yet to bo told. 1
"Let n liewaro of theso financial
prodigies, tlieBO smart young men. Their
liimgiimtimiB are their muster faculties.
Listening I" their glib, persiiimive toiiRne,
the fnlso seems true, aim mu
real To them tho money market is a
tmil'liplieution table, fully at their com
wand. They are vetted, courted, feasted,
and trusted, aud tho old finauclcrH oon
ti.lo their fortunes to thero. Ihey
handle millions and their methods ure not
questioned. Why? Their dividends are
flirts. Therefore, ask no iiueBtious for
conscience sake ! Hut they become an
diieioii with success, theso smart young
men, and when fortune turns the other
m...it their first indiscretion.
licconies liieir uov... j.".t
lleeeiilioil
... i...,,.iu will reach nearly ?'
("ne Polish woman was ratallv burned while
attemntini: to remove nne of her household
;!rect,, a,,d a .mull boy named (lrin.es wa.
seriouslv injured in atleniptiiig lo escape from
the second-story window of a blazing telle
: t't.A n,n I. snonoseil Ui have beon
caused bv snarks (lying from an engine on the
1,1.0.1. Vallev Itailroail near liy.
inns were all frame
1
lipnol
.1 imnr bv. I'llU bllild-
slrucliiies.'aiid the roof
........ i.r-eovorcd material renilered inem
' "h. , i....o.i.. 'I'l.c alarmim: nrev-
exeee,iiii!iy eo,. . .
iJiM.ee of I res in thai eny .on ins i ,
months hss destroyed ,11 f. eling of eoumlenco
on the part of business ne n. lbe 1 unga lain
?r . . i s " e of Hie necess.rie- of li e, and are
Jan, ing out on the hillsides. The feeling
caoi'i"h ...... ..,.. i,,, or I i.v aro ro-
auamst tiieni ncno, . -
rused any assistance by tiio native classes.
Ar Unemy ol Nllilllsm.
. i I.. U. nlArulionr
seiisatioti waa creaicu in
bv 'lbe . io.pt ot telegrams rrom Odessa an
o.r "ine that Captain llenlwy, a pro.mii. nt
m ,.i of ,ii, gun larnies had been asaassinaU'd
bv Nihil;'. II" oooj -
a bul hole in tho temple and a dagger
stick Ik in his heart, with a note pinned
fo his ooa which hft no doubt that the mur
der 1.0 work of nihilists. Particulars of
u, r wn - ..u trn vnrv .III
the affair are oagenjr a ,uB.. - ,
betray coulidi ncc, outrugo honesty and
fall back on fraud. Then their Black
Friday comes. Tho Shcrifi'a arrest and
the iliingeon awaits iimm. ......
"Uehold the terrible re lilts thatmer
whelm theso mart young meu, these
o ... . .:..i ..,.,iii.,H I Thov have sunk
Iiuiiiioioi i'.o...r, - . - ... u
other people's fortunes in ft Isitt.imless
rit-a lit tvro of hell. The widow a
staff is broken, tho orphan s heritage M
' wasted, tho competency of the retired
' merclmt is swallowed up. These smart
, young men have dealt a deadly blow to
trade; Tho recent cxposnro of ono of
1 these voting prodigies has caused an osti
! mated h"sol 'siOotuOO.OOO by the shrink
I nRC f stocks and securities, in three
; b. i,Qvn inflicted a loss of mil-
! lions upon business-more than tho
! wholo of our national debt.
"Hilt thero is somcuiiug '
men to live for, than these swiftly mado
! "nnuunso fortu'.ics. There is a homo
nd wifo nnd children, an honest name
L ,l,,rimr oharnoter. aud tho smilo ol
God, which will make hfo a iierpetnal
summer. Go forth, young man, and
multiply wealth, but got it and use it bo
that you shall dio a benefactor to youi
race That man is damned, and damned
forever, who amasses money simply to
i .:r -oir,ub nmbilion. lust, and pride,
and ho deserveB to lie damned in thib
world and the next. Tho rich benefactor
will bo welcomed in Jieavon by tho up
plauso of tho angels."
liner.
I .
No lSFKition person icow anu lorgivo.
an offense.
Thu man without a future a uubiuu
stock broker.
BrottoH eako i oako that made witu
borrowed tgs.
Uo anmHtwowolvos, ana you win ui
catoh even one.
A oTTRKam. eonntcnanco l tho indos
of a gooil disposition.
Tub most Important leon of morality
i this : Never do an injury to any one.
Avoid a a eorpent him who writon
imiietiioinly, yot speaks politely.
A KKWrti-Arr.it publisher ciiIIb his l
vorlising solicitor "a business scouler.
Bi'kakiso is a sign of vanity, for ho
;hat is lavish in words is a niggard lu
deeds.
Tiirur i no mala or aicknes moro
severo thau to be v 'contented with
ono'a lot.
Thr wrath which on t viotion sub
sides into iui!duos in tho wv h of ft gen
erous miud.
Blkki- mav knit tho raveled eve of
euro, but it 'absolutely refuse , darn
holes in Books.
A BciKNTisT assorts that a lice can
sling once in two minutes. This in
ten enough. s
1 ArrBBANCB8 are itton deooitlul; '
hciico wo sliould not uocuio . u"
on tho ntilnvorab'.e side.
Ciii'KnKOt,Nr.ss is not a proof that the
mind is nt ease, for often in the midst of
laughter tho heart is sad.
YoPSft Ward should he sent to reliovo
General Gordon. What lie ctocsn t Know
about fnlno profits isn't worth knowing.
A comtEsroNDBNT asks : "What shall
I get for mollis?" Tlioro is nothing
Mint gives ft moth or ft lady greater
Measure than a seal-skin sack. Suppose
ton try it.
O r all tho (lend that walk the earth
There's one that I would like to smother.
It 'twere not for his sister' worth
And modest merit or his mother;
,i i i ,ll.., I lH.fi.ro hi birth
Jly weellieart's sinful, Hatan brother.
A votisd poetoBS says she "t;ld hor
seoret to tlie weot, wild roses. Hue
was very imprudent. When tho sweet,
wild roses "blow," she will wish Bhohad
kept her Bccrot to liemeu.
.Wnm vna over vaccinated?" askod ft
U loy of Milwaukeo base )all play
ficult to
presorvo
iapiaii.
obtain, a tho polico
a much secrecy
(Jerdzov. who wa
endeavor to
a possii.ie,
a capablo and
Ai..:.r ni..sitv rievoteu nun-
couragcons uiuum.. - j - . ,
sell to grappling with niliihsm, and had thu
incur ert Me bitterest hatred of tbo me.ubera
r, that body. Hi murder ha produced a
ol tnai "" ',,.,,.,,, f theassas-
9
mind or of I.a Cygne, Kan., stating that
V,.n, er, l e fled who butchered the Ander
1 in.ilv, near l'loasanlon, some days ago,
SOI. III.." I..., tn nm'KiSI cail-
coiuniiUeil siiicmu in m r- - .
"Thei o wa an explosion of ga lu the gas
ometer room of the llathbuii House fclrr i ra,
NY at half-past twelve o'clock Hun.lay htfr.
Jn J .me. Flablve, the only person In the
""...-' .... burned in the faeo and U over the
ruo,, -- - -...lock.
UU ui via -
fif-
Ile therefore oonolnded
;.. .1.1,, looking to tho rexino-
i 'u of t he nieiihiidc. tleheries wna unncc-
,wnnl nnd trap m-i u-b . ; ,
mortion of
iiliundiuit food for
Z do'to i.o,usef,d ,o uo
iXso.rs
tO protect tllO TIKIl lIl..on"J "
pressing tho tiHhcrmen.
A Hint tor Travelers In Mexico.
El Paso I mean,
. T, : : Resort. Thieves, thugs
and gamblers make np a large propor-
lltiu H""' . . un,i,nrnon
tiiui of tho popuiiiuoii
ilcian pronounced tho caso mi fts es. Bin m
after thoir arrival at Westphalia two of tho
family died and the wholo neighborhood at
tended tho funeral. In a lew nays F'"
were taken very sick with malignant , snia.l
pox, and tho peoplo aro greatly iilariued.
Tlio man wlm attempted 10 ue. .. .... "'"
...oea l,v 111. r. 11 u iiun.i ...o
and p acing a sueieo... .. " , - i -
own remains, was arresb d in Ashland, Lai.
-Tho Dank of 81. l'ctersimrg, ra., lao.-.i.
T1, late Mrs. Klir.il Cody, of Philudelphia,
left 1M,(KI0 ill public be.piest.
-The Statu Han ol lies ,i.Ki.ii...
Charlestown, will pay ten cent on the dollar.
-Tho new ( las or West roiiu i s.-,
! in number, has been sworn into the er-
V'LIt1.o general freight agenta of road run
niw hdo lowa have prohibited tho landing of
any liquor destined for that State.
-The anthracite coal producer haw shut
down work in tho mine and raised tho price
of coal
room
uooy. --- - - . ,(,,,M . bill
days ago in tiio House by Mr. Adam,, of Now
i . nltsoi exTreiident of
...,f.entedtotho rreident, on
Monday, by tlio tsccretaiy i "v....
-A Herman bill ha Just beoomo law which
Is designed to foster the power of the trade
...:,.i. T...1 i.i.,,1.... Iron and linen competition.
-The reservo fund of the Af.icri.. I..tr.
.. 1. ...fl'.cleut to form tllO
liailOlllll Asmie.i.i."" - -- .............lpnt
. is for tl.e exchequer of n indeiipciieni
Conen State.
-It is reported thai. F.I Mahdl has mado an
attack upon Kliui tou:,. and has been repulse,
ill, oa ' he l.ostlle IIIIIC1 n.u limn,.
the vicinity of Duiigolii
11... ..! ,10 in France for l1"
iibun.lant and ol- oxeelleiit ipiality.
-Four thousand t'lnnese regulars, pro
vided Willi artillery. .Hacked the French at
1... .. ..n in r.noiiiiii. After n slight loss tho
French were victorious.
Mtti-I'iiction "I Lhina.
An
.".".".i " r imiUuiant Colonel Sudoikin, and
fuiiu the univorsal topio of oonvorsauon.
The Approprlnllon mil.
... n a i..wn fsimiiiiitce on Approprta-
tlo , reported the Sundry Oivil hill. It appro
, rUtrs t2n,t8H,98G. Tlio estimate wore
&M .194. The amount in last year'. Appro-
. '. : 01 Till n.l.
P'r vlomato bill a passed by
the Sena o" hw increase of t'290.1 m ow
"' JSw'w? i ,oleU.Zn!
Iiepresenia.iv.., ...... - ,
noa appropriaieo
am' y17,uou icss . i'.' .u.
Bristn ns of IBS. The changes made bv th
Krl" ' i.. ..nr.nnt for tho Pay of tho
ocr th-I allowed by W ll-m.e
hospital -awards S1D.000 at, for
4uld teel gun ami moisa s
The eUilpplH I'1"'
PLATIXO THK (5 VHHl.F.R.
Ineldeol of Hie Nv Nonible t'ernr
I'Alrne (inld .lilacs.
Amid tho general din of tho saloon,
and rising above the general confusion,
the clink of glasses ngniiist bottles, and
the tinkling sound of ivory chips, njajr
bo heard tlio words, "tpicen lug b,
"pair kings," "bet two bonus," and tho
like, uttered in soft but penetrating
voico, which nttrncts ono ou entering
tho door. Making my way to a corner
of tho room, and elbowing ft path cau
tiously through a puck of men I saw a
remarkable sight. Before one of the
n.iin,.v nnltor inbles sat ft woman 01
..mull ltV I
no..... ."v - .... ..r..il iM.
or. "No, was me repiy. "
ter said sho thought you must (le, be
nmiHo von novet catoh anythuig.
Tne sweetest thing to a man-flattery;
the dearest thing-hia wito; the most
tronblona things-his corns; the host
friend-his mother ; the most faithful
his dog ; the trnssi-nis uea ,
est-lns nncle by marriage; the most
comforting his pipe.
"How fiiesh and green everything
looks," murmured Clarilicll, as they
wandered nlong tho road. 'Lvory
tliiue?" Questioned Adolphcus, looking
i..i., ar tniot oves. "Yes. every-
ihihu iiiiw "w. . . ni. ii .
thing," she replied, ftoatraoteuij.
wanders with another girl now.
A WTTbK fonr-vear-old boy residing at
;lto North Kud of the city, on retiring,
said his prayers to his mother, and in
conclusion said: "A lady." Hie asked
him what he moant by that. Ho said :
"Isn't it rroper to say 'A lady when you
put mo to bod, and 'A men' when papa,
puts ine to bed?"
A Norhibtown motuer jb uiuuiB
move to have a ttro-boU tap every morn
ing between 0 and 7 o'clock. She aaya .
that when she calls her 14-voar-old boy
it takes Win moro than half au hour to
dress, but when ho hears ft flre-hell tnp,
bo's out of bed and dressed in about
three minntos.
A little Rhode Wand girl was tekon
by hor mother to ft doutist, who romoved
a tooth. Of course the operation caused
a good deal of pain. How deeply the
feelings of the little girl wero involved
nppenred when, iu repealing the evening
prayer, she B.iid : "Forgive us our debts
aa wo forgivo our dentists.
"The differeuoo botween ft rolling
mill and a oloek. my on" remarked
i)nv fnttu-r dlsauBsiuB the labor
f.,ddo. In the iron distrlvts, "i that In
no ordinary beauty. Tbo traces of re- l.l';aihe,triMnR
flnement had not yet been oWtleinted tft And then
K"M L'' " tt he n st like OeorE0.-rHnr(0rt jiawKcy.
.'.I o -i.liocf lmbttand adorned
U1C WIllSl U. .' D . ;,4 U,,l
double row ol Blaring gu
...it.
... rn I...,, iond was ft iauntv Jockey
cap of blue, but its little visor shading
ft IlICO WHOSO tieilCIUO iiueo m. ,.-
. f...m,niita. of the United I i,iivldnnlitv would in any other place
BtHZr: V.hington,ontl,o Slupping , BC0rcd for its posseSBor immedl
uu b"r.R;ced..pon V'l-'dt n un ate notice aa a cultivated, inte leotual
A . an noon tho two OUJOt poi.ua " ... n, . ,i. inor l,e
feet a compromise i - .,,,, .,,,,,1,1,.
at Issue free s ups ami "io , , ,
The free ship feature is recommended to
be stricki" out. A substitute for tho
bsidy f."tro i Krecd upon pro
viding" for ! 'e ropca of a 1 law
wine., P-ii':iS
cards with a graceful ease born evidently
Franco now demands
Aa olsewheroon
ho borderand for miles and miles , awa,
down in Mexico, tlio American tough is
m ..... u.....i mm he drcssoB well,
RU.lT:.. .Z Z and a cane, and tells
a.iinu other place ncimi o- t
u.n ... , - siexiean.
ger, were eruslied b '
Sables connecled with t ''p I
. If ...itli III1IP lH'Ui'iv. - - - i .
d
A Yonoti Woman llorled Alive.
Ono of those ghastly atorios of interment
beb c life ha become extinct, which came
an nv Inn ary shudder of horror to pas.
J roug lie reader, is current n Wheolmg,
W. s V rg nia. The victim, o tbo .torv goes,
2.7. J 'nmg married W'tJJ
nl last year, tlireo nioniiis ..
.!,.. violent It ill. and, after lin
u,r ' ...... v aiinafently died. Thero
ffJSTO 'VcTSli d nthuidcd toj
iiich alJ-wever, not t.; take ertect until h , eo
A.P"1. 8K' W". "" . '.oid lci,ate. agreed wa simply .' H ero was ftrellne-
lK.aliout the scene
'i .. ,V '"r - l,ich ho
jiaiio.iv.v,
to bo
When you
ti
r......i moro mil"
1,1 '.....a nwltinrfl.
hind vonr revinvei i" i
trieateu n""' 'L."'' '.,' , ,il.,ll i morti
sou reinaiiwi i"r , u u N, w
Kny 1k. I. inn - w (10 C,ul.eh
sUiU of Matthew MrRH
,!, oldest, and moat ."..sens t vi li
nker in New York, occurred ''" ,
....i.i.. ,i..ii,.li,i is known a to u "
'uiely. of lavee size, from which to grow towHtu iu i - ...
" ... I ... at I tllUT. Illlli 111 vv . .
her. If la preferred to ot out tne pia-, puim.,, j . Bcnndrel to one lor
Ptliculthytree.of a good variety onoor ... ll8K.is8iu.-i-'i raso WW
?eld. . ... Z iv.i,nna llercUd
of about i,M.
-The
among 1
l.,,b
..... v..,i.i.. ,i..n,ili,i is known
nay. '-""" ... , .vv-
Tuosday near
all lbo
.... Xfo,1lLV
-An accident lo a frciKlit n ai '"""'
tho
.a ..... r.t.l mi .sum
rausen .. -. bill!
Khamnkin. Fa. Uiree men .,.; .--
-Judgment has been lake,, aga.nsi uio
bondsmen or ex-Lashier Baldwin, of NewarK
(. ., for 20,000 eacf
wero certain peculiaritie. about the appearance,
or tho ...ppolod corpse, however, wldVhcauaod
a suspicion in th" mind of the attending phvsi-
dan that hi patient mignu'ei.. .., ...
alter keeping tho body lour days, with nosigna
oi returning life, the ihSi
In the Krave, leniiioiu.j - o
b ti e b u.ily l"t in an abandoned graveyard.
A, to' or two ago the Inxly wa di..nW,rrcd,
5r 5 yto removal to another cemetery. To the
Kn" rim or tho sexton the colll.i lid showed
suip.inu ,.,..,.., and on it beinir re
SdUiegrWdigger w, horrified to nnd
?1 , n a,..l.irne.l lace downward, tlie hand
i i,.,l with loiig mrts of hair torn from the
.ml . lace, neck and bosom deeply
a cld 'while the lining "f tho coffin had
u'e, " into fragment in the desperate
I" III, entombed victim to escape from
to ii, no. ,,. u: Hi,, dlsooverv tha
l!:!!;,, husband h.heon prostrated, and hi,
life is dubpaiied of.
New York, the House, wunoiu .vi --
to the oonferenco roporu
. ,...H. I7.ir.'.yrd by l.ta'"'
Vlf Spsnish Imik Angel.ta, -wKJ.
N'- "'id bnincih
ion n. mi, ' ..
i i. IimHi.ii l urk
..... ..it'-nt d
V.:.i..... I'ullr. from
wrivert M Isiodondorry.
f,eV;a.:;oa:d-'.V'v;rt:kv;iw;nhcor
With eager ,es and a royal w U
of long practice in similar scenes, unro
ll. ..mL rnnrrh talk and nhahl jokea
.,, tho female gambler tie J
the cards, raked P J .. .
losses, replict io i. " , . .h
anil calmness win
A moro panuui
SvdiCditof tho vilonessof the
urns and invested that womM i m ne
r . ni ii inff camp frann 8
corner oi ft iu-k - " ' .imlv
house with a Horror wwuu .
satanical.
Farm Kotes.
t? ,.t n,l freedom from annoyanco aro
IBn'l .iT that are boing fat-
eSSCIltia I" """" Tc..mnr aliollld
Sa -le U, family cares while feed
uLr. wi f,b ocra. to be offerod
Mr w S market,' ought to be
1 rri.nworrl "fresh" written
I,' leid iioneil on the shell will readily
m rrlmrm.-FoM distigisl, them from the previous sea
Thb . v- ia the largest fort in tlio y A V,0ckceper
1 n..
dillg llilrOCOllOUS tOOU, lUO ipwoui.au
induced to lay at any time. If thero
lm v i the largest fort in mo
lZa l ftrea of i?0" .y fee.
wona' it was built in 1817. " lo , be
acres. It was uu imDreKunl'le. ...
r.. "rt impregnable.
approaches. ,
MaiiF-Mr
voroo 0tnwu A nn
out
i .v r 1 it., will imlllllt
is any Kinu "
nuiesceuce 1H ine niisi. -the
hive, we shall be glad to publish it
llllltUKTTK.
Thu idea that etorswe glad
th" omeufcider who
origiuw -
Once Too Often,
An inoidont that was noticed at one o!
the Boston theaters the other evening
scorns to indicate that in sonio quartets
the male fashion of going out botween
the nets to see ft man u not meeting witu
much encouragement A youmr
d woman, both well-dressed aud evi-
ogXrand took eta m the cental ol
t o orchestra. After the first not the
! nrnmn excused himself nd went
I.IO win" mm . . i . rn.
i . . i . ii.. ..., on wont no ue re-
i.iie, 'i.' ' " "-":,, ri:in ftnd
u.rneu, n,l91,l,d th
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