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JOURNAL.
VOLUMK XXIII.
NILMliEIl .
WINCHESTER, TENNESSEE. AUGUST C, 1884.
THE HOME
' I.IUI'TKNANT UIIHKI.Y.
Jj, ulcnant (Jreely, who was rescued liy Com-uminli-r
Schley, i alxmt tarty year of ago.
jlc U nl " graduate of my of the military
mail, mica, llii served tlirotiKh tho war aa a
nili' i federal army. Hia priwcnt rank
j u( hist lieutenant ill tlio Fifth cavalry.
IIAKK JHIINKIIHH.
An liaril drinker tho English aro nowhore
U Ik side "f I,a"ci, eitatlstic tliow that
iii England tlw consumption of anient spirits
mirage "" H""1"' ,"'ttcl Sll,1,l11y- 111
mark III" avcrago f"Ur gallons. Kotwilh
iliiiiliiiK Hi""'1'0 difference between tho two
. in the matter of drink the protsir-
lin of crime and pauperism in each in about
llii aaliie.
ni t ami roi'KKi:.
l'iy do Englishmen, lliissiana, Aiiitnilianii
....i n, i... e all drink tea. while I'rcnchmeu
lim x -
(iniiiain and Irishmen all drink colTeo'. Coffee
v du ll. Iter stimulant of tho two, but tea ia
,4.1, r of digestion. In America- there arc
many tea ilrinkem, but coffee lead in public
(iur. Teniperuueo peoilu will lx) intonated
in L.-niiiii! Hint medical cTpcrt have great
,.i,i, i ,fVo aa a aubalitiito for anient
...iriiw II, iierullv when a man la able to obtain
I ri,ny iliuliii.a coffee lie haa no desire for
I liiJU'T. m ,
' TIIK ( 11(11. I IIA.
-n. hi. iiilv spread of cholera !:i aniilhern
j frame kau-s little room to doubt that the
I ... ,. i in extended tour. J lie rciiuirc
i luilil tht all vessel leaving the infected porta
: shall limy clean bill of health ainoiinla to
i ...... lit il It in the oiunion of ineilieal ex
, isi'tn lluit cholera will ems tlio water and
' make it appcariitieo m tin country oineiuno
. i tlir latter imrt of the aiinimer or possibly aa
Ulta Novemlier. Taking the worst view of
ilm situation tho sanitary authorities of thii
.-oiinlrv have aeveral weeks in which to make
tkir preparation. Thorough cleanliness and
rigid quarantine are the only aufi guard,
i n it i.i: v it oss.
The father of the ill-fated Charley ltoaa told
a reporter, the other day, that lie had, ainco
Ik disappearance of liiit aon, einmined p,-r-,nall)
-into over 7H) caaea of ltiilniijiicil Imivh,
traiiled thousands of mil, a and spun over
fOtyKHI in the vain endeavor to trace the lacy.
Tlie lliwa ciiae dcvclopi d the fact that there ia
lnimlrnls of uiiBsiui: cluldreu ill tin country
i-vtrv vein-, but whether they aro stohn or
simply lost, it ia imiiossiblc to any. The extra
ordinary etlortH made by the police to hunt ii)
little (hurley and lna iilHluetora elleetuiilly
ill, , k, ,1 tho eriliin of ehild-atealini;. l'cw
criminal caro to commit an offeiiao which at
una- transform every father and mother into
detective. Tho risk ia too great, and the
prulitat beat ia very doubtful.
foot to the end of the torch in the imtatrctchrd
hand ia 1N7 feet, 9 iueliea; the pedestal uf gran
do will bj 83 feet high, and the two together
will give a grand total or 'iii) feet for the entire
wnrk 'I'll,, looioiniuiit. mi Fish atri-i-t hill la
only 2II'J fia t high, and tlio famous coloaaua of
Hhodea atiaul only I t" feot without Ida stock
ing. Home pcopW predict that tho atntuo will
uevar ataud, and that the wind and wavea
n ill pluy huvoc with It. Tho cugiueera, how
over, aro of the opiuioii that it ia iiifliciciitly
substantial to hold ita own. The artistic merit
of the figure ia couaiilemblc. The jsise ia the
atrical, the drupery maaaivo and flue, and tlio
general etleet iiupoaiug. It ta certainly a mag-
iiilleent gift, worthy of France, and worthy of
America.
Hll.K (ll.TIKK.
Bilk culture in thia country ia atlll in the ex
perimental atage, and the result ia doubtful.
Hon. John Kyle, an old ailk niiiiiiifacturor uf
Patterson, New Jersey, haa recently visited tho
mm! n into a view to eiicoiirnging inc cinuiio
of ailk among tho colored population. Tho
reault of hia tour ia rather diaeoiiragiug. Ho
aaya that the ailk growera in tlua country at
tempt too mneh, and unleaa they change their
inutlioda they will never aecomtiliMi aiivthing.
Mr. llvlo ailviw a our auk growera to contino
themaelveB to raiaing cocoona and the pro
duction of egga for aeed for tho next dozen
y, ma. We iniiat firat make it an eatiibliahed
fact that tho aiimilv ia ready before the de
liliilul for pierced eonama w ill be tranaferred
from foreign couutrn a to Anienea, It will
t,rW, vi-ir. of eoeoon riiiailiir before thereelini?
uf ailk can be made practicable here. Ilia
worthy of note, however, that other rxperta
differ with Mr. Kyle, ltecently Mr. Virion ilea
T.auri, ra haa eatablialied ill Moore euiiiitv. N
C, a colony of l'reiiehiuen who will devote
tliemaelvea to ailk culture. Thorn are thirty
familiei in the colony and Vn,IHn unillwrry
treea will Ih' planted at once. Another trench
colony will ahortly la' located in North Caro
lina, and like their Moore county eonipalllota
they will make a apecinlty of ailkwonu raining.
Just why North Carolina abould have been Ki
le,! ia not explained. It ia generally believed
that (leorgia ia aa well suited to thia industry
aa any statu in the Union.
Iron and steel aro now- nearly aa cheap as
titer ever were in Una country, tlie l.acKawan
ui iron and conl rnmnanv'a recent Quotation
of f30 a ton for steel raila being the loweat
tnr named m the United Htatea. Himilar
nil were quoted at (:)5 to t'.K a year ago,
M in 180 anil $172 111 1HG3. Tlie avoraito
jirico of good American No. 1 foundry pig-iron
new to tie lioiiL'iit at mo anipning poria ior
f 19,50 to $20 a ton, lias been about (29 for
the taut forty years, tin loweat price, tl6.50,
being reached in November, 1878, and tho
bkhest. 74. durins tho war. while in Febru
ary, 1880, it waa HI. Hardly any iron ia be
ing imported and aa railroad construction ia
comparatively at itand, atlll quotations will
probably remain unouangea for tne present
II AV FEVER.
Th vletlma of bar fever have diecoverod
I it,.i itiern ia no known cure for their annoying
I malady, but it will bo eomo comfort to be aa-
rari'd that there ia a way of warding off: tho
disease. Dr. Dio Lewia, who lias been iuiijec
in hay fever for many yeara, aaya that tho
tctieial immunity enjoyed by women may bo
tnee 1 to their table te'mporanco. Many men
ofiodentary habits eat as heartily aa larm
Ulnrera durins hot weather and thcro is uttlo
doubt that their table excesses bring on the
fever. By adopting a vegetablo diet, and oxer-
ciiiiic freely in the open air, tho hay fever can
bt nreventcd in the majority of cases. This is
. . .
mm nf the inatances in which an ounce or pre
vfiitinn i worth a nound of cure, vtnentho
I diiciio ouco fastens itself upon a person, it ia
ilmoat certain to striko him every year
ritOTKCTIMl A .11 Kit II
A I'rorlnmnllnn liv ibe I'realitenl ol Hie
I ll II ell Milieu.
Wlul" qnarantino regulations are committed
to the aeveral Htatea, tlio general government
liaa repoaed certain powers in th ) l'resi lent,
to bo Used at bia discretion in preventing
a threaten, d epidemic.
Keeling it my duty, I hereby c ill ttpmi all
pel anna who, under 'exiMing sysleiiia in tho
aeveral Slutea, are inti ii.-ted with the execution
of quarantine regiiliitiouato lie diligent and on
the alert in order to prevent the introduction
of the neat lb nee which, we all regret to learn,
una inane ua iiiijteiiriuieu ni-s",u ,
l,..l,r, u liieh nil,) Ibe liorta
of tlio United States inkrcoiirso is direct and
frequent.
I fin ther advise that tho citiea and towns
nt ii. ro, ,l KInIi-. nliether on the coast ot
on tho lines of interior communication, by
sound sanitary regulations ana tii" proniicuon
of eleanlineas', lie pri pared to resist tho power
of the disease and to mitigate ita severity.
Anil I further uireet uie u,n,n,im ,
United StatcB in the ports where the pcsliletico
haa made or may nuiko ita appearance to exor
ciao vigilatico in carrying out the inatructiona
herelofore given, and in communicating to
tlie government oi me uim,u''"n.',j ,,u.
mationof value relating to tho progress or
treatment of the diaeaao.
Utvoniinilor my iianii annum sem, ii , uni
ted Btatca, anno i.ny oi naainuKwn ,u,o
.u .1... ... Ti.lv In ll,n vntr of nnr
nincieeuui uj u, wu.j, .
Lord one thousand eight hundrod and
eighty-four, anu 01 me iiiucpenuuuco oi
th United Statos one hundred and eight.
CnF.sTEn A. AllTUUB.
By the Preaidcnt:
L' BED X. 1'llEUnouiJIor.n,
Secretary of State,
LATEST NEWS NOTES.
Happenings of Interest to All,
At Home and Abroad
niiioiiiy iiiframn nsinuei nnitin ami lita
flfteen-year-old daughter were walking on tho
Baltimore and Ohio haHroaU track, near
Wiaimr, l'a, when they were atiuck by a
freight train coining in tlie opposite direction,
Hiuith was instantly kilhd, and hia daughter
fatally injured.
Pauper imniigranU contiimo to arrive In
New York. The CoimuUaionera of Immigration
have resolved to neiul them all hack. Tho
esipnum oiougiii iinriee'ii mil urilii ,
A Oeniian woman haa arrived at Caatle
Garden, New York, who claims to bo 112 years
old.
Tlirw liven U'ern Lisl 111 11, n t.nrtiliitf of ft
scow near Toledo, Ohio, Saturday.
Considerable damage was dono near liinis
ton, N, V,, to the fruit crop by hailatuma, on
Saturday,
A locomolivo lsiileron the West Car -lina
Itililivjiv linrst on 'I Ioii-uiIhv. killii,,' llin ,, liii'll
ami injuring aeveral others.
Tho cruise of Die can, mi Atlantis hua
ri.ni.l,,,il ili-ustriiiid l,.ri,i,,iitl ii,n Klu. u-utt
abaiiiloiii d at aea. Her oavitpaiita are safe at
roitsiuoiith, N. II.
Seven steanin a sailed for F.urni Hattirday
and only one had a good load of iMisseiigeia
Agents admit that tlie bottom haa dropped out
ot the summer travel season.
A stepfather about to punish a boy led the
latter to jump into a rapid stream in Virginia,
and leaping in to rave the lad, whose handi
were tied, both were drowned.
The anarchist, Kanimer, in prison at
Vienna, bus confi sM 1 to the n,nr,li ia of the
banker l.ii iiluiit and K, nlini 1 Adela of Stras
bourg, and of the banker Ivaert at Slutlgart.
He declarea that Stelhuacher and oilier anarch
ists assisted him in the execution of liiscrnn, s.
The new scheme for the extension of rail
wajs in India is for the purpose of stimulating
the export of Indian grain tu Kilgland.
The English tniiea have organized a coun
ter demonstration to the movement favoring
ine i; raill'llisi inn.
The number of dealba from cholera in
Francois much augim nted, and the ense
ipi, nt panic ia very gnat.
A conductor on the Nickel Plate Railroad
knocked a tramp off hi tntin and under H
wheels causing f ital Injuries. The tramp, who
had aeveral bundled dollars ill his possession,
left It to his sister.
A very tragis elopement la reported from
Louisville. A divorced couple were cloning to
remarry when tlio husband accidentally shot
the driver of the hack.
The private hanking bouso of F. Q. Hall
lias suspended. Liabilities tKHI.Om
Oreen's D ink, of Jackson. Miss., lias am
pendeil for w ant or ready cash. It ia believed
that all creditors will Iw paid in full.
Tl,i In i.-litiiveiii of New York went on
strike for a working day of nine hours iustca 1
of ten. The demand wa in many casta com
plied with, and the men aro conlldeut of an
early victoiy all over tho city
A young man who prevented one boy from
ill-treating another, In Chicago, was shot by
the rather ef the liiat boy, Wednesday.
- Tlie lliilnali of ft locomotive murdered hia
engineer lit Jackson, I.a., Wednesday.
The most cxtcinivc dry goods and notion
liouso in St, Witua laiieil neiiucsunv.
Tl.. t'....ll. ......I t.. .i..i I., n.. u
j nu r.OKOFii neiu i ii,-ui''i, nii.-nn,
(rlegrapha that the Tuiconiaua in the diatrict
aoiitlieaat or Marrakaa liave ailiiuuiK'U to uiu
Crur and ai'kuonledge the olaiiu of llitssia to
aoaoro i enpii'ii.
The convent ion between Hpain, r.ngland
and th rmany, racogniing Hpaiu's aovereign-
IV iip.tr llii. M,-ilit Ari'liittelneo. liaa bej'll
signed by all the contracting Power.
A mob attacked tho Halvation Army Hall,
at Hionne, Hw iierlund, and complelely wnvked
the building. The police were powerless to
prevent the asauillls, as the mob greatly out
iiuiiilnired Uiciii.
-In the F.ngliali House of Caiiiiiiinns, tho
llight Hon. (bingo lloilsoii, Cliiiucellor of the
Imchyof I.iiiicr.-t, i, atiitt dlliat the oustoma
ofllciala ,r,is,al to aepaiate buttur from bilt
terine and olintnaiganiio in the custom re
turns. - I.ieiil. niinl (Iriicly telegraph to liia friends
in V whnijpoit, Mssa., that hia physicians
consider a public reception there inadvisable.
A locomotive crash, , I into a street railrotsl
ear near Troy, N. V., resulting in the killing
of an old holv who ' passenger on tho
latter.
-The Virginia law preventing ollidals from
taking part in s,ilics waa decUicI niiconsli
tntioiial. -Thcro were 225 failures In th nulled
States duriiiu the pa-t week, according to
le,i,..tni report. lf th, i- Ml were in the
Middli Sl ilea. 2'.l ill the New l'niflnn.l. M III
the Southern, 7:1 In Hie VVcstein and :lu In the
1'iiciiic States and Territories. There were 15
failures in Canada.
The (ireeiiback Convention will meet in
New York city August 27, to appoint a full act
of electors.
- l'nsid, nt Arthur baa set aside bis nonii
ii.ition ot Mr. John Jarrett for the bead of the
new Ni il ll'ireiiu of Labor and has ap
pointed Mi. M. I'. Ilolilcrmaii, of Illinois, to
tin position.
- liver six Ihoil-aiid packages of a Illiterate I
tea were rel.eiedut the pin t of Sow York dur
ing the past inolilli. The 1'iitladian attthorl
tl, s bate ,h ,-i,, il to admit Into an ida no tea
which h's Is en rejected by the I'nited Statea
ailtlioiilies.
-Tt.o rnnmliaii rifle I am won the Kolatsiro
Cup at Viinb!e,loii.
-.i I'orilniid. X. Y.. on Wi dm a liiy, while
n,,,,,, .,il,v A- lliilchiiison'a circus was
!.,.... o ..i,.,i,..,.,i im f, ii-itintien to an all
iioiH I , ,,, ,.. ,...'.. i-. -
dience of 5.11(111 persons, a heavy storm ot wind
and rain came up and struck tlio tent, which
fell over on all tlie people, can-dug a panic, it;
...i i .i. ii... i.... e,,. iil uiioti and iniiit'cd
ll 1 1 1 , 1 1 ill I- it.'ir- - ,, i - ' ..
seventy neir-ons, but none futully, although it
ia feared that social will die.
- Fiftv pauper iiniiiigranls, forced to return
tolieriiiiiiiv on the steam- r Westphalia, eim-ed
a terrible si', lie at lb,' Hamburg pe r in New
Yoik, and ' ic treutcl with unnecessary sc.
verity.
At Siiainlco, in-nr (Ins n ll.iy, Wi-., Joseph
Ashley's Unci- hide children left home early in
the, laV to pick bi llies. Aot leluioillg selllcn
Wax ma, le no, I llieir b,!i, s w, ic found in a
atienui in ai bv. They bad stripped and gone
in wading. Ibe vieluns were Oliver aged 9;
II, my, ag, ,1 7, ami I reiioy iigeo n years.
'-... I ... 4- l.i., -ill, III., survivors of tlio
1 l- I, in I ,i,.- -.
fiieelv evpedition are to arrive at I'ortsjiioiitli,
..' ... ... , , .. '11... I-..I!.,., t.t II,,. lit. ,1, 1
IV II. . .VIIHUSl isi. lie- "" - " -
will be sent to (leie nil Hal ok. at (lov
eriior's Island, lor transmission to the resi
dence of P'l'itivr.
I'.x-Coiigressiniin John Hill, of the l'lMli
New Jersey ilisll'Kt, tin- lain, r in eneap p"-,- ,
age," and one of the le st known of liieold
aches ,1 politicians,, lied at bis resi leiice in U sui
ton, Morris cunty, N. ,1.
At Piano, Texas, two children were bin ned
to death bv Ibe explnsi n of a can of cal oil
with whicii the older child was attempting to
kindle a fir".
- Hand A Ellsworth, paper nu relmtita ot
New York, nl idu an assignment to John A.
1'iersoii, giving pr, f-reneea lor -f H,lluil to
relatives fur ti u-t funds or mole y 1, ft in tho
business,
At Comiellsviile, IM., A. Overboil A Co.'a
distillery caught lire and in less than three
hours tne main building, with three ls,n,, ,
wan houses and seven thousand barn Is ot
whisky, were burned.
i.. 1 ,........, I-. , i lot-for the bast fis
cal vein -rendu 'I r 1 a 1 . ftr i i.i :!!. b ing a fii'llng
off' from the previous year or nearly
2:I.oiio.kW.
Sim ii pel whs were bitten 1,1 a mad ,1,-g
I-.:, l- ,uli.,n nil tin-Cu on l'ac t-
-The National Homoeralio Committee mat i
in New York, and orgauiKed by eleeUuK Wil
liam M. mruum presiiieiu u,i su. ,c,",
(I. Piiiae aroretarr. ConimittiD were ai
jKilulfd for the puri'swe of arranging lb de
tail of the campaign work.
Tho West Vlrgiiiiu lleniia'i-atlc Htnte tVin
yeulioii nominated K. Wilson fo tlovwuor,
l'atrrk il. Dully for Auditor, and Alfred Cald
well lor Attoi ii, v Oeiii'ial. The reaoliitions In
dorse Clevelaiid'aud lleudricks and the Demo
cratic platform.
-Heiior N,K-tzlin. the Mexican debt agr-nl, la
end, avoring to induce tlie llsringa to place a
new Mexican loan of :tii,(H0,iHa) nt seven per
Celt, inlen at,
The KnglUh riisip (lotfiied, plying be
tweeli 1',,1-t Morant and Port Antonio, Jamaica,
was llrcd iiui by the Spanish gilnlsial Aluieii
dare on the nioi nlnu of July . The caplalu
of the guuls-at aavs that lie ilM so lu coins
pi, nee of inatruclioiia fi-mii the Captain !
i nil at Havana to ,s,U out for all suspicions
l.s.king vessels, as it was auspeotel that ityna
luile was being carried into Cuba by small
aailing vi a .da.
- hia ofl'nially announced that flic Czar'a
visit to the palace at Warsaw haa not bs, n re
nounce, I. I.Minordiniiiy precautions will In
Ink. ii dining tl.e M-lt to in v. lit any in Is ol
Viotellcs. So lllissian Will be allowed tollil.-r
the ellv without a pel lint. Tlie rnllwnV Willi
bind Willi soldiers while the tram with the
roynl p. isonngea h on its way. Afrols ol
per-olissii-piel, ,l,,r coinpliciiy In the plot to
blow Up tlie (iilln'-e slill e,inl'l,,e.
- The Warsaw plot tera intend, ,1, iltlcl- kill
iug tin- Cnr. to provoke a rebellion in Poland
i,n,l West, i n Kussia, and to plunder the J.-wa.
-The Irish team won the Folio Shield -it
Wimbledon, with a score id points.
- It is ofti.-iallv announce! that the cholera
at Marseille anA Toul.ui ia decreasing,
- It is expiolcd that Sualiiln will lie attacked
bv Ibe rels Is nl lei the llnuiadall.
Mr. William I laid. I, of Maiylnnd. waa nml
' Hilled for Vic- I'le-id. nt. John P. St. John,
Il ,ti,li,lan- fr l'resi, lent, has been a pr,,m-
' lm lit lisure in Knn-as tor lilb-eti yeas. II,
I inn Ik, in ill In, liana and studied last.
lb-began practice in M's-ouri, and lift- r s, t
tl ng Hi linnsas In came a leading llepublicaii.
He served III ls,lll braliobesof the Legislature,
and two tonus an (iovonior of the Slate
Lilt, r he beeallle plolllllli lit ly idclllllied with
the I'lobibitioii party. He i ii,l, ao,,,l
to tiinke tb,- ll. pul.liciins put prohibition m
their platforms, and, falling to do that, cut
loose Iioiii III,- paity a-.id ,, voted biin-,-lf t-th-t,
iMiH iiiiic-ciinsi-. lb- is about 4s year
old, and has an inlen sling latnily. He I-1, r
soioillv a rnlher shin, wuy man. II,- is a
Mil, III! lolelb'e -pi nker, llllll has IllSile bllll
iheds l ti niporai spe che.
- A leribh- bail and rainstorm isvnrred nl
Fergus Fall", Minn., on Thursday. The gram
in mnnv plnc-s was totally nun.. I. At Stony
lliook Ibe hail oil a swath two miles wide
ll,rt,Hli lb unlrv. Coiisld, r.ibl.- grahi was
also i iiiu,, I in the Utter Tail country.
. ('apt. Trmiior. in bis dorr tho Harold T.
I'.ibb, r, landed al Matiniciis Islaiid. Me., on
W, diie-iihiv iifteinisui, in nine days from Sow
Yoik. and pro,-, , ,, ,1 next day fur Ihislol, I'.ng.
lb- was in good Ii. nit It mid o , uli, lent of reach
ing Ins dest'iiati
sojik m:w tokk kstatks.
fhe l,nri I'nnillv Inlierltniice ol Ilia I'm
i f i- CH.
A NOVEL PLAN.
hnkcrton, tho great dctoctlve, onco adopted
in,iv..l nlnn for cstabllshltiB the guilt of a sus-
(icctcd murderer. He was employed to werk
up a cuao against Johnson, a colored man, in
Kniiib r.rnllna. who was Bupriosed to have
committed a very brutal murder. Johnson
u nut arrested, out one morning wnenuo
(nt lu take hia nlow to the field he found it
Muttered with blood. In tho field he found
link' pools of blood. When ho went back to
tat stable lm aaw tho bloody imprint or a nu-
ttm baud on the door. Every hoe and rako
tal blood on it. By nightfall the murderer
u paralyzed with fear and afraid to goto
M. He believed that the spirit of hia victim
waa hiiuiitiiiK him. The next day ho cut hia
throat from ear to ear, and his auici.lc was
tgnriled aa conclusive proof of hia guilt.
Till'. CIIOI.KHA I'ATIKNT.
A cholera patient feels well up to within a
lew lumrH itf tlm attack. Sometimes ho ia
I kiad with violent purging and vomiting im-
OMiutely on rising iuthc liiorning. juuieiona
tltatiiii nt during this Urat atage of the diaeaao
"y tiring about a apeedy recovery, mil n neg-
ww-il, the sufferer complains or iinonsu ia,
"in a burning heat at tho pit of hib stoniacn,
"nl also excruciating pains from crumped
uncles. Tho pulso is rapid and weak, tho
nuniii.... i i .i..A bitakv.
i-im,ioii jiurrieu anu mu 'iu -
fK-tn conditions contiimo In the last stage of
diseaae, but tho mind of the patient rc
Wna clear, and he desires nothing but Bleep
drinking water. This stage seldom tasia
Ker than twenty-four hours, and reaction
ker commences or the patient dies in col
or psaaca on to the tepid stago, which,
ninety nine cases out of a hundrea, cn,i i
mi.. M-.llnl lli n P.liieiiit si Wnflbbiff-
Al Hie llieuiniK i' iuw ....w,
ton, it waa docided to take prompt and vigor-
............... . ,nlvnl ll,n iiiirntlllCt loll Of
cholera into the United States. Tho Stale and
Treasury Department win aciin tuiijuiiouoii
in enforcing tho regulations which aro to be
prepared. An order will be iBBited prohibiting
mo imporiavionui rin , u,.;v..
inea ior w pvriou wi hiuv.j v.
pcrlo,l If deemed ncccaaary. It was alao do
cided that tho ycssels of tho revonue marlno
service should t-atabliah a ooruon aiong wiu
. . .1 ll,n l.n.llner nf fttt VeUflls fmm
foreign ports which do not possoal clean bills
of health.
A D.-lal.. Snn.nllAn.
m,& h.ii nf ilm well known financier Volk-
mar was found in the Boino with a bullet
through the head. Ilia ring, wincn waa a val
uable ono. and all hia money except fifty cen
times in tlio waistcoat pocket were uiiBBlng. M.
Yolkmar nan rccenuy ueeii iraw .i,,i..
on account ol monetary uonuicn. no
. nH v...v.,inv Uui nt. iiiiittiiuht iii the na-
Bl'Oll Wll "-n
yUlon Henri Quatre, in La Me. 8t. Germain,
with a lady with wnom no is aunposcu im.o
had tntimato relations. M. Volkmar went to
New York In 1881 ana loanca j,uw.
He then proceeded to London, whore no
etartcd the ! auro Accumlater Company. He
sold his sharo in tne company i"f wuii,,
tivclv small sum and came to Paris, Hero he
. .1 i ... .hiI JnsnilA tAauAanA
BPeCU atC'l on 1110 uour.w, anu ukoViw
t i i 1 1 a Y,aA sl mniifhlv in-
AAA Thoi unrvnf murder IB in
conic o t.'iw- u ,. - , . .
vorcd because Vulkmar' pistol was found in
hiB residence unioncneu. n v
suicide ho must needlessly havo purchasod an
other pistol. The affair causes a groat sens,
tion in Pari.
..U..I..I Ih. PlncllB
Isolated cases of cholera continue to bo re
ported in various pnrta of France, aoine widely
distant from the infected district A wo
nai living t Courbcvoie,. a y.llago only
TU mile from raris was seized
with sporadic cholera on Thursday She
was at once conveyed to the hospital, and her
lodging waa thoroughly disinfected. No np-
urc hclisioil OI Ullllier .
exist in the communiiy. Two cases of eh,, -era
have occurred at Narlxumo nd t St.
Naza ire, a villaRn ' ,,rom fo,,lon'
two ileaths from that disease have occurred.
Uno of hee deaths was of an especially
ratliet c character. An unknown woman was
Feted with the dread diaeaao while paaaing
ak'ng? the street. She fell prostrate o the
an s . . , i i..,m, .tr v. A mtiable
SI. re,;oia fron,'Ma"rae,.lea. An old wo
man of over acventy yeara waa miaaing for sov
wai days. Tho police at laat forced an ey
? ate nt" er lodging- They found her body
noon the floor in such a condition that she
muat have been dead f.r some day, txami
ns ion proved that she was ay ctunof cholera.
She hai lived almost exclusively on fruit.
KTATUB OF MltERTY.
The Bartholdi statue of liberty for the bay
it New York has at lat been turned over to
United States government, and will soon
transported In pieces to this country. The
oenlons of this oollosaal statue we almost
tacrcdibly largo, The figure alone eUnda 105
lM.lttrej length from the sole of the
leans Imposition.
dive ccU eaah, and
:B UU & Payn-t. at one,
i,o Planters' and Mechanic Dana,
tueuanieni T..,i,aon M as , makes an
Tiv .ntD, i(i-il.-n in t1ii Hi-llrvillo. Ill
mctit-n Iish fttl'.til bccauHC of the dcntitutiun of
..linori
The brlc Clara M Htodthinl, rpjiortcd with
i e II. ....... t,au l.i,nn
yellow iever on miaru uum namun, v
nimrnttlitififl nt ltitHtnil.
Tho Cttmilifti. fxplorinR expedition to
eHtnhlixh etutioim in Hudson 8 Day saUed num
Kuva Kptitin. nil Tlli-HililV.
.IlllIlV I'l IIIV nin.ftH:iiuir- ui ...... -
and Pittsburg llailroad Company aro at odd
., . 7 ... ...1 ,.1, i-iin wild
Willi 1110 IllIlllBHUllieill, nnoiii iiiij x.,-.n-
trying to wroca 1110 company.
' Thcro wero at least forty thousand apecta
. . ... i.. f'.i-til Pm ic. iw York. Tuea
day. to witnesB the unveiling of tho statue of
Ile'othovon, which waa presented to tlio city by
,l.A llnotlinvtm AliLcnllerchor.
John C. Eno, tho cmbezelcr, lias rented a
handsome hoUao in yueooc, wnere ue win iv
sluo wall ins who auu lumuj.
. n 1..' n.w.u arn fttfiftltllv lm
Lticuienaiiv uico d i'iwvj M,v-...v .
proving in health under tho care of surgeons
at St. J on n.
Queen Victoria has congratulated Presi
dent Arthur on tne rcacue oi me urmij ou.
vivora.
-The loss at the great Are at Wapping, Lon-
aon, amounts to i,ouu,uuu.
st t i, n,.d II, al tlin rnm
.11. lit) ijVSeim aiiiiuiiitvva --
inlssion studying tho question decides that the
K,- ChiihI niiist bo widened.
i t.-... .i. n unAilv ntutlnn of the
M. fVllir caii.-vio "l--v" -
ChineBO difficulty, and tboi o accms to bo no
doubt that China wiu pay me lucieuinnj uv
manitml .
A Vienna correspondent ays Bardowskt
haa confessed that a plot to kill the Cisar and
ry :,i. - ...Punn.l Ke Pntersburir.
V.eniUWlll.11 Bittin,. -" - n-
On Bardowski's information more government
- , .lnua.. u, Inula tmvfl been ar-
eimnuyeco Biiw vibibi, - ",
l.i 11. . kntnntr Ihnsn ftrrAstpil at
leaicu v i.bipi.". ... -
St. Petersburg ii Vera FilipolT, who is wanted
tor having mane aricmpis upuu iuo u.u v. "
rr in 1870 and 18S1.
-Adclaido ltiatorl, the tragic actress, has
mano a cnntraoi ior a vour in nmvn. "v
will play in EiiKlinh.
q'i. TVo.tiio.iott nt tlin RpkMriD Cham I'M of
ruot.tnt.vr linn been nffercd to Herr
nihtr for UniHflels. Baton Dano
il,.ii .a.ui.lKti nvnrtlifi Ki-IiatO.
Tho Misaissippi lUilroad Supervisory law
of Jlisaiaslppl lias nerii neoi,,e,i -,-ti
I
-ei. v..i...,,ai lr,,i,it,ilion (Convention met
1 in- unit . -
at Pittsbuig, l'a., and formed a permanent
organization.
.. it... L-t...Ad .l.,liv-ea ttsvn ma,ln the
l-lllie,! omen ,i,-, . . . y--
important discovery that the Cuban revolu
tionists have shipped from New York city to a
. . . 11..I . k....i, New Providence
m-pmoi iit i.i,i,:
a large iiuanmy oi w u.,.v,
dvnamito. A contract for 1,000 pounds of
.i;..iite is said to havo been pending.
. .... fM Taiininrfl Itillt a. Pi-flllch
eomtily trouHS traveling through Algiers haa
been maasacreu ny me ar "-
r..,.ini
Twenty-nine deaths from yellow fevor oo
,,ri-.,l nl. Havana durinir tho paat week.
i i... .inBi. HR.VH neon maae ax
une nun-ill;!. ----- ,
Warsaw, Huaaia, in connection with the plot
to blow up the palaoo there during the Czar s
visit. Tlie priaoners includo llussians, bcr
vlans and l)ulg''i,ni!-
-More than sixty ,bousand persons at
tended the third Bumlay concert in Contra!
Park, New York.
-Officers of the revenue Co'!"
an account of a visit to a recently upheaved
volmio in Alaska, which spouts only steam
and aahes.
-Nino cars of an excursion train ran on mi
nnbankment near Cautun, 0 onbatunUy,
but no ono waa killed.
. t .i ,.j v,.;i ainrm did creat
damage to crops and highways in Vermont.
-A new comet is reported as having been
discovered by an astronomer at Iwuvinc,
Two.
riioiiv ii, ,,- ,,'-" .,
k-IUiltoiid, lift. u iiiiU-x t n-xof lopeka, him.
Julius llollweg, a despoiiilcnt i.eriiian,
committed suicide in New loik eri.lay, ny
ahooting himself Willi a revolver. u- '" ' -
, ,l ii so that, it the revolver had not killed
him, he could lire oil a rirln which he bad
pine '. within a few indie oi ms neari.
fore shooting himself he smoked a pipe and
drank scvernl g asses id beer.
, i L.lr.l nr Wbilll Ilavett.
A locoiiiou.i- ,-,,i,",. .
1... on Fridav. killing the four men who were
.... i.... i k 'ri-. n-bi iniiii was derailed I) V tlio
wreck and thirty cars Wero destroyed.
Kx-Oovemor tit, John accepts tne nomina
tion for President tendered him by the prohi
bition party.
-John C-rctiilot It. age.l ill eraim 'iii.i,,,i
..... ...... I.'..l t.,ii. tt-ri ilrou-tteil
HI ine saioe Hhc, in". us - . ;.,,
while lisbing at Copperas Creek dam, ill Clin
ton, 111, Friday liiorning. Their boat caught
in the eddy ot the uaui aim waa urnu u.v.
tho water.
. . ii llin VleksblirB.
A CUimirocioii nu " - -
Bhrcveport and Tcxaa Paciflo llailroad fell
through tho bri.Igo over Aliigaior uayuu, ".
Ing 1-nginccr Vanderbcrg and the fireman.
Tho accident was caued by the rails having
been torn up uy uiiaiionii peinon" .v. u i .
. il,!, .1, l,-at
pose oi wieeniiia ,u. ,...",
It is repnrtc-l that an earibquako lias
occurred at Jlassowah, on the KcdHea. Nearly
, .i t... .. .1...I..,., I,. I m,.l
all tlio houBea in ine coy am ,." ,
tho ships in the harbor w.-re violently
rocked. Tho inhabitant were panic ttrlcken
and fled to the interior.
Mr. l'arnell, in the Ilouao of Commons,
drew attention to the difficulty experienced ,n
obtaining from tho lluiisa of Lords liRinlatlon
bcnenclai to irtianu.
Mr, l'arnell denoiiticeo tne lllOn iiCnguo
Convention to ic held In lk-ltaat.
Tho conddion of Aries In conscnutnee oi
the approach of cholera la deplorable in the
extreme. The conliimakorB havo struck for
higher w ages.
An influential deputation or i-nguau
gentlemen request the Lord Privy Seal to re-
hmv. tl,n muti-ii-ltniiM lllion the humiliation of
catllo from Wyoining.
General Caoerea has becomo 1'rovisionsi
rreaident of Pein.
Ordora from Paris havo boon telegraphed
to China to give tho Chineso no more tune, but
to occupy Poo-chow if Franco's demand are
not at once aatistieil.
ti, xnslialian cricketer bnvo been
beaten by the All England b am.
-'I he "diroetora of tho Panama Canal statu
that the Canal will ho open for traffi ! ill 1111.
Two steamers have collided on Coninna.
Home of the iia'songor and crow have been
landed in Spain.
Assistant Postmaster Slorton, of Brooklyn,
N. Y., has not vet been heard from, and tho
United Btates Marahal is watching for him
with a warrant.
At Augusta, Me., a manufacturer ordered
. ..r 1.1. r.,.lr tn l,fl lil,,n,n
tne aieam winsuu ui i,,o nv...j ...
in honor of the nomination for President made
t... ii... iv,.i,il,lii,,n NHiinn&l Convention. The
whistle was believed to bo an alarm of tiro,
and tho tiro companies were called out before
tho mistake waa uiscovorcii.
Detective Smith raptured Salvator I.an
dmo. the Italian, who had been In billing since
,1 111 V I. win tl hi attempted b. kill his wile at
b, r apaitin.nts, No. :W Third avenue, N';
....... i t., u.... I., lltn
l,,rk. As tne prisoner was oi. n,-, mi;
atalioii home lie t""k a dose of p,,ls,, mid died
twenty luinutes utter inching the itatiou
Iioum'.
- Suit has been b-oiuhl before Judge Mills,
at WIihc Plains, for the annulment of the
luariiaoe of ,dia l.vmi Wyles with Fre.lerick
(I. McNallv, mi.) of .Mary K. Wyles with Henry
V, Wallii g. 'I he pai lb a were two sclnsil uirls
and two cadets tit a military Bead, my at or
realer, Mass. The marriage w, re tie-r. sull.
the y, ung girl" saV, of nu inltoceiil prank, and
the grooms non iift-r the ceri-inoliy Welti to
their l.oniea in the West.
The receiver of the Ciloiiceat.-r City, N. J-,
Havings Iilstltitlion ir,.niisea to pay tho crod
itois promptly pro lull lis fas', i- be rcali.ea
on the Bssets'in Irs htin Is.
l',.,ir iirsons iii a c iriia.-e wero ilrownisl
uliitr croasiiiir a ford in Kiniais Wednesday.
(leorge lloth stamp,, I on a dynamite
.-arlridge in the iiiina of a dyiiamito factory in
Wcslchealer eetiutv, N. Y., and received Iti
Juiiea which caused Ida death.
Tho public sodlrilv In the anbtlrln of Con
alalitinople haa tlever'beon ill a Worse Condi
tion. A band of brigands entered a rnosrplo
f.,nr notes from the eitv and. a f ler firing sor-
einl vollevB into tho ceiling, rifl- d erory per-
Tho Antor phIiiIo, liko tlifl ol.1 llotrinn
Fimpiro, xviut otco ft unit, Imt throe
yi'ftra ngo it finlTero,l n ilivLsintt. Tlio
brother, however, nremi fnetully tertim,
and their oiliccs nre utile liy niilr. Jidm
Jivcob, wlioso lienlth ia feelile, lm
Iiliiceil nil liia real eatuto in tho
lands of Ida mm Wiihlnrf, who 1ms got
tirclof tliooflioo of Minister to lb'mc.
It is mnlerHtiKiil Unit when tlio ilivmiur
wiut made ft ninp of the entire eHtnte tv:ii
.ir.i.iiirii.l fur (III! IHirilOMlV tlirOltcll W lltl'l
iltviiliiiR lino was ilt uwn, niiilllieeliniee
wufl mitilit bv lot. John .lui'oii oiiiiiiiieu
tbn Astiir tfniise. wliieli iiloiie is worth
aiOlMUXIIl. Knell of tlieso lirother Inw
nlHiul :i dim houses on 1 1 ii rent roll, nnil
tliey nre buying property even tit the
present nilvimeeil ruten. .lobtt .liteoli
Iuih n jirefereneefnr ImsinesH stntetiirea,
nnil the ono which he recently erected
in Willi atreet ia MkIiI.v pf'liluble, not
witlmtiitiilltiK tlie eiioiiiuuiseiwt. lie lm
also purelitiNfil it biree plot in the lower
part of r.roiuUvny, wiiero lie will erect
another ImsinexH' building. Such nn e.
Iiililislmient, l.riii(jini: in n rent of f".il,
(KI0, ia better limn Intlf u ilozen ilwellinj,'
iiiuiaeit, pltii'o there i proporti.uiiitely
lewer repnira iiml tux bills, The I'.liine
kuiiler entitle inelinlcH neitrly ami bdn,
nii,ut nt wbiidi nre envereil With bllllil-
Iiirk. The pmperty is m tlie lunula ol
Thotnn rntten, who, while aervinR tin)
heirs with frreiit tibility, lm nlsii bcentiie
rich by jililieiutiH pureliuxeH. Miss llur
riet Inuox inheriteil fnun her bmtlier
ilrtmea ft 1iirn luiuleil eslnte, wliieli is
niiitiiigcil by .b'bti r.ourtnim, who Iiuh
fus tiiiin Tonra been in the norviee ol
thn fnni'ily. l'eter Conper lenl ft l ir;n
rent roll, but bi prineipiil wealth was in
hia iron works ami pliio Irutlie, in addi
tion to valuable M,,cUs. J-.x (iovernor
Morgan IiiiiIS-'I.ihiii.ihkI in iorx,.hnl prop
erty, tttii) in ail.litioti to lliin whs ii eon
slant pureliawr of real estate for liiutiy
yettrs. Ill" annual relila exe,-e,le,l ?ltnl,
ilOO. Hticli I tbe clte inheriteil by his
uriitiiboii. Mrs. A. T. Istewarl nnil
Iinl;e Hilton have caeli great l.'tiub'l
i italea, inelinlmg liotela ami spl. tnliil
wurebotlsi-K. whose entire value is estl
nmteil ftt ?l."i,IHMl,IHIII. The (loelets
(Kobert nnil Og.!eii) ttilieriteil property
to the nmoniit ol it i.i h h.i Mill, the
greater part of which is highly produc
tive. They are the yniitigi-st of the teal
estate lonls. of New' York eitv, ami are
making tlu-liiselves fell in elegant mi
eirtv. The millionaire Hendricks has
nearly Mil houses, but Mill keeps up I he
olil-fi'iHhiotieil hardware trade which bis
grandfather foumleil, and which in tlio
basin of the family wealth.
invoiced I roin Her Slep-Fntlicr.
THE J0KF.1VS BUDGET.
miiat wk i im in tiiu iimonoi's
J'.U'KUMTO Mtlll'K tntit.
A ma PIAMOSD.
ITolel Clerk "I had unci) 8 ncaro
last night. Just after I got mti my
room 1 heard my iliaiuotul Kttid full on
the tloor. Tho gaa waa uot lit; I hftd no
nintchea in my pocket, ami tlie mateU
liox waa nt tho other end o! tho room.
Yon can imngino how atrnul 1 vim to
move."
(litest "Imleotl 1 fan; but I am glad
to nee yon escaped."
"I oHeapeil ?"
"Yea; if yon hail slnrubled over Hint
Mini you inin'it Imvo broken your
neck, ,
HOAP-noX RP.STIMr.STS.
my opinion that we nro on the
eraiTolieva lino inu ui-.uiih, in, -, r-
aon present, securing money and valuables.
Iliigniids al-o attacked ail I plundered the vil-
Inge of
oily.
Tho Preaident haa appoinlod John O.
Drady, of Alaska, George P. Ihrie, of Pennayl
l vania, and Cheater Beeber, of California, to bo
I Commissioners for Alaska. They will rosido
I m.tiectivelv at Sitka. WraDgel, andOunalaaka
Mr. HoeI, the chairman of the Japanese
Naval Commiaaion, who haa been inspecting
tho navy yarda for the past few weeks, says the
American navy is in an absolutely wretched
condition; that it could not even contend
against Japan, Ho snea nothing to prevent
olio lirst class man-of-war from destroying
New lorn.
A young woman who lived in a private ho
tel in Clinton place, Now York, set Are to a
pile of clothing in her bedroom and lay down
by it to die. The moll of tho smoke led to
the diacovery of tho fire and the other inmates
of the hotel wore saved from a great peril.
The would-bo suicide had broken up a happy
homo for n old man. wih whom "ho was ijymg.
liuzMmll, a tVw in Hi n outrndoof tin
libit is aaid to havo been dis
covered in Paris.
Ailianatuli from Dernes statos that a alortti
has occurred on Lake Lucerne. Four boats
were capsized and ten of their occupants were
drowned. Boino of those who lost their lives
wero foreigners.
Fivo terrorists havo been arreatcd In Mos
cow with incriminating documenta in their
pnsaesaion, Warsaw la to bo declared ill a
atatc of siege.
tHK CIIOI.P.KA IN FKANCK.
All Precautions I'roTlnn Ineffectual Thii.
Pn.
Tho publio ofllcials of Marseilles have be
come ranio stricken because of tho failure to
- -L...1... fin.,.
check tne sproaa oi mo vnoiciis -
Ing. Toulon slmpkcepers arc closing their ca
i.r.ll.hmctits. Tho flight of residents fr"m
tho town ii universal, Thy men s'a
tloned at tho artenal a,ro lcaYltio. Tho
fumigation of the railway stations at
Toulun, Marseilles and Paris has been dlacon
ii .i .. u i... .i-nv a nsftlAPB nroeaution.
Illllieil, D IV ll0 m r-- - - .
The diaeaao has made Its appearance In the
Department of the Lower Alpa. aud Ave deaths
havo already occurred there, The steamer 8t.
Dttnstati, which arrived ih the Meraey from
Marseilles, after loaing two persons froth chol
era during the voyage, has lieen twice diain
fected. The stores which she took on board
at Marseilles have been destroyed, and her
water ballaat has been pumped out. Vcaaela
arriving at Lisbon from Germany aro sub
jected to livo nays nuarauiuiu.
Noble HmUrniits.
A novel scheme of asslstod emigration has
been aturted ill (lermaiiyby a ars-i, ty composei
wholly of noblemen. Tho siK-iety propose U)
.e,i,,n,d,gentmen,bcrof
lies to Cluio. Jin u" '' .,.
tbe new acheme of lJLSM
pleted, ami a largo puj - -j--
U a'rrlvo at Liver,,,. . 1 'rorn that po rl .
w ill bo taken to unno ai ta f
Chilean "".'S ind
&t!::1n!yCm:ml
either in the way of money or ""''
tbev will be at liber v to return at their ow
epyenso bid the l.erh pldlatithrop,... wiU
havo no moro to do with them.
An extraordinary divorce suit waa de
cided by Judge Mann, recently, in the
County Court, at Milwaukee, Wis. The
easo wuh Unit of Martina liinxelniuu
ngaitiHt Louis lliissolnian. The plain
tiff alleged that nhe was married to Hie
ilefenil.int June Yi, issii. One child, u
girl, now about three years old, was
bom l:t them. The plaintiff is al years
old and the ilefendi'tit IV". Tlio com
.1..;.,. .,iln.i,l xriiid iiiiiI i 1 1 Ii 1 1 inn ll treat-
iilli.i.h in" bv ,,
ment Bstho ground for the divorce. I ho
delelitlitut owns considerable property.
To the allegation of cruel treutuient ho
put in an answer containing ft general
denial, but this was afterward with
drawn. Quito a commotion was caused
l llin itfim-
111 aaiu .
comely woman with liundsonio lirown
n f .ei tlinl allowed IrilCCH of
t-jt-ii hoi. '
.,,.1 nl.ii.niTii Inok I ho k( nil, 1 ami
teslillod Unit tlio (lefendiint was also
Imr sten-fiithef. Her story wna Hint her
mother had married the defi ndittit and
afterward obtained n divorce from him,
but advised and compelled tlio plaintiff,
her own daughter, to marry him. Tho
strniigo ntoty woe corroborated by soV.
cral wttlicffi'B. Attorneys stato that tho
oaso is without a parallel in Wisconsin.
In granting tho divorce, J tulgo Maim ad
vised the young woman, in ease, she uinr
ricd again, not to follow her mother's
counsel, as tho latter had shown herself
unworthy of having a daughter. Ii
awarded' Iter thoctiModyof her child and
$500 alimony.
a I,are Colliery Burned.
USS?tt 'wasUid Uh the most ,,-
?hrcXy, wmbo ! I""
ble to learn the origin of the Ore.
"
R,.m of the wft brilliant eharges io
EVKHYHOUy W'KNT VIM.
of bard labor lliev
btrueli oil In & It'ivn in Northern Michi
gan tho other dny-ettitti-n p'.'tnik-nm.
When tbe Rttthority of tho g.Jod nrs
was fully eatiibliahed, everybody in tlie
.vii,t.,v.,rvlio,lv but ii retail
Uiwu mi;ov ,.i -'. ., ii
. tr.. .a i,.i iivnv Tii Tim wen.
grocori xiu i.nici. v.. ----- -.---i
tasted and smelt and handled, aud whet)
f ..It.. .nllultn,1 Hint nil had lll'IMl dig-
peiieoiij ni.iioi.v,,, ......
eoverod, ho sat down on n stump and
ehed tears, A dozen persons at oueo in
ntiired if ho was weening for joy.
"Not by ft blamed sight," ho blurted
out, M ho wiped hie noso on tho back of
hVhftnd. . , .,i ,,
"But it can t no mat you .-
'''WoTluer'Sh'men, yon don't
know w a you've gno. a.ul won find
any will own the whole county, and
Imt nr' Jay Cltml.l will run twor.u roada
?ongh here, atul jump egi-a to a Hl.tll.ng
pound."-.SWA.'.v,
ti.i: ritoni m i ion i'osvrwtiun.
,;.v.Ht..iohn. i H.....:. :;;',m"a
1'rr.tileiil TtieJ'lat"'"".
.. .. . i. ill, i rmivelltiotl in
nominiiiiou f"11""-:. 1 ," .. Kl .loin, of
the rou on. . ,e-
siasm waa . , - - wrvc s,io
senteu anuj p -. . - - . ,. -
date., and arraign the DemiH-rauc party
, tiery Vden....ci,.to..Vof the liquor trafllo
SX-.brt.Vri.ia .r. "1l":,:,1:5
in.. .i. ti... ....t..iiiiid fiiiiii liiiiiuirt and
.lriiiKsam.ini v.." , " ,.llk
tohacuoa sliouui ii"" ';- rrr
the union iiniesa imt.-u-!.... i -
prohibit polygamy.
lt I
ovo nf ft L-reat lninie." said the man on
the Kuip-box at tho grocery atory. "I
have never known mich universal di
trust in liiianeial circles aa thero m now,
and unless there is an early return ol
public confidence I shall not bo sur
prised at a general crash. Why, ft man
that I have known all my life refused to
trust tne for a l-"i cent string of iish this
liiorning, and they weren't very fresh
Iish either, I don't see how moneyed
men can help feeling very uneasy in tho
nitilst ol sued a state oi auairs. i iiiina.
I'll draw my money out ot bank and in
vest it in land." M'nUli town Trail
; 'nil.
Tltn KAHIP.ST T1I1SU IN TUB WOIU.n.
"Secretary," remarked tho president
of mi Kasteru railroad the other morn
ing, "can you prepare a statement for
publication that the e.iruinga of thm
road for the past six mouths have been
inrgely in excess of lust year?"
Ves, sir."
"And that wo propose to pay onr in
terest on the very minute it becomea
due?"
Yes, sir, but-"
"lint what V"
"None of our employee havo been
paid for four months and n dozen differ
ent contractors havo begun suit. How
can those things be explained?"
"I'.asy i -nongit, sir ; jusi auu i"
eight hu-lies to your report to tho effect
that we have contracted for threo hun
dred new cars in anticipation of fall
freights I"
AN rsnAM.ANT Yol'TII.
"Isn't that a new horse I saw you
.li-liiiiiv Ibid 11 fteriioon. Mr. Crimson-
beak V" asked Miss 1'' ussnnfouther when
that geiitlenian called on her tho other
I'vetitntr.
"Ves," replied the young blood; i
.nlv bought him Inst week."
"He lisiks like a good driver," sttg
. ... i . i- ...in. . ,;.!..
i'1'sleil tlie young nuiy mm n ""
i;!"1- . .. .
'He is an excellent driver, caiuo
from the cruel young man who wan
never known to take a hint.
I'm passionately fond of driving,
Htill further ventured tho young lady,
studying the figurca on her father cur
pet.' 1 ... ... ; i t :
"Oh, aro you, lmleeu? bum uriiusou
l,e-ik. with a smile: "I'll givo yon a
clinneo to drivo to-morrow'
"Oh, will you, air. urimsonuean t
exclaimed tho overjoyed maiden,
"lieally, von aro too good,"
"Yes,"oontinned Crimsonbeak, get
.i:ig near tlio door and reaching for hie
hut; "yon see we are going to put down
Koine carpets nt tho liouso, to-morrow,
and I'll get yon to come dowu nnd drivo
(he tucks."-- YunUrn titatcaman.
A r.tsT LINE.
Wo wero going West on tho Oront
Western Jliviskm of tho Grand Truull
and the night was chilly for the hitter
aud of May.
"Jill porter," said the commercial
man in tho bunk overhead; "oan't you
givo us another blanket? It'a douood
cool to-night."
"Ain't got another blanket, boss."
"Well, just poo what yon ciin do for a
fellow," said tho commercial mnn, put
ting his hand out through tho ourtainr
with H quarter in it,
"Dunno, boss, but I'll do whftt I kin."
There waa Bcarcelv ft perceptiblo pauso
in tho porter's measured tread tut be
passed our section IHteeu minutes Inter,
i . . ,1 .!.. ...J 1 - l.l..l....
mil tne cuiuuun purieu auu u uiuukuii
weut through tho opening as if it had
been shot out of a cannon,
"Thotulit I felt somebody otvtrylna
,.- . .. i...,-ii...i.... i:. ..i..i,..i
Oil IMiri, OL IUJ uciitiuiuvri .nan UlKlll,,
Ull ',ll K V. IJ W-..W.V', a,.u. m,)..v,
said a passenger in the further end ol
tlio oar, as no women uiusen into uib
boots In tho morning.
"Dunno, boss; wont mighty fas' las'
night, making up timo; probably ran
from under 'urn. "Detroit lYee Fret.
in ONLT THINO JWFOBTCH'AT
.irtn.n. ,u.An l,l.it flanraA." mikid H
bride of live mouths to her young lins-
liand, "Inst nigltt i nreamou a
viintii' nirl again, going o school, aud
without n aingle care. Now. 1 am n
believer in dreanm. Do yon think that
is in. unfoi tuu.-ite dream
"Well," replied tho hnsbaiid, "the
only thing unfortunate about the drenm
is that it am i true.
Tim bride relates no moro ureatns to
her husband.
NO WONDF.n.
..mi ii .t.l mm rTilieruian to Bn-
11IU, nun. .
other, as they marched to the tutio of
"l'adilieB Kver more,
Patrick's Day; " 'tis no vmudUor that
Ireland is not ireo lo-uny.
"Why ? said iim.
"Suro we're nil hero." Texas Sift'
iiiys.
There is red md green as woll
I ilack tibooy,
ti r.1 MaaaAohtl-
Belts deuounceB "fashionable rinit
. i . v.n im when a
mm iioiiuo iu re ..tinnieni
bo abolished at all social '"KV
T..K, New York State Aaud
eiety will hold it- to 10 to-
chihivo, ine f
6,IBt S' a hv the Legislature of