The Sully County watchman., July 14, 1883, Image 2

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CLIFTON. DAKOTA.
UNI'K): a decision of tin* Mi»ouri
Supreme urt, aMirming tin.' validity
of the new High License law of that
State. the saloon is t.s of the city of St.
Louis are now required to pay an an
nual license fee of $1,000.
TlMR American Bishops died ftat
urday—Archbishop Purcell, of Ohio.
Bishop John McMullen, of Iowa.
(Catholic), and Bishop Wm. Pinck
ney, of Baltimore (Episcopalian).
THE effort to consolidate the match
manufactories of the country so as to
form a gigantic monopoly has failed,
owing to the refusal, of niwy^una]
concerns to sell out.
THEBE were (luring the last fiscal
rear 53.411 applications for pensions
filed at the pension olliee. an incmi.se
of nearly 116,000 over the year before.
In connection with this business 17,WO
letters were received from congress
men, whose chief duty it would appear
is to serve the merely personal inter
ests of the fellows who run politics in
the congressional districts. Not over
25 per cent, of the appliisation&ftxe
meritorious.
TKX suits have been begun at Salt
Lake city by the Mormons against the
commissioners of tlie United States
acting under the Edmunds law. All
of the suits are
the non-mormon
city there is no little excitement at the
hostile action, and the hoj»e is indulg
ed that congress will be stimulated to
provide a more vigorous and radical
policy than the one now pursued. The
people of the whole country would be
glad to see this as well as the unfor
tunate and powerless gentiles of Utali,
and would sustain any legislative
action that would swiftly remove the
stain of polygamous mormonism.
3 Edmunds law. All
GENERAL CIMOK didn't huntthehos
fcttes with a bra.sh baud during his late
*aid. Ahich probably accounts for his
Complete success. Neither has he ta
ken the pains to deny all the sensa
tional stories about differences be
tween himself and the War Depart
ment as to the iinal disposition to be
made of the captured savages. He
takes occasion, however, to say, in his
own modest, but decisive way. that
the Apaches are not on the warpath
again that they do not contemplate
such foolish action, and that they are
absolutely powerless to do any harm
if they did, their leaders being in the
hands of the United States authori
ties. The public can rest confidently
•on General Crook's assurance that,the I
Apache troubles are finally settled, as
he has proved one of the few men
arh«XM deeds make his words good.
As the object of a uuui is lo kill OIW
or Ixi'-h of the combatants, the disap
}ointmeni of the jieople who take
stock in those sanguinary events over
the harmless result of the late Virgin
ia meeting is likely now to be turned
into rejoicing. The report is to the
effect that Mr. Elam. who was shot in
the thigh, is in danger of dying from
the effects of blood-poisoning, and in
that way the object of the hostile edi
tors is likely to be realized. The two
belligerents took a great deal of pains
to get a crack at each other, and had
to hide away in the woods from the
police for nearly a week, and that
both should survive, or either of them,
for that matter, is a circumstance very
much to lie regretted. Mr. Elam's
wounded honor was satisfied with a
shot in the thigh, but think how much
IsitU-r he would feel if he had been
killed and as for Bierne, who fire
the fatal shot, lie must feel badly
enough to think his antagonist has to
be put out of the way at last by the
mortification of the punctured limb.
A8TOKY, almost too marvelous to be
creditod, comes all the way from Con
iuKM.ici.it to the effect that Senator
Piatt, of that state, has refused a large
fee from a corporation on the ground
that he is a United States senator and
that the duties of his office require all
his time and attention. If true it is
evident that Senator Piatt has
old-fashiond
i
very
notions about bis sena-
torial duties. Most senators of the
present day are supposed to desire the
office chiefly because it is an aid to
just such employment and such fees
its Senator Piatt has rejected. There
is no doubt that the public service
would be better performed if all sena
tors were guided by the maxim which
the Connecticut senator has an
mounced as his controlling motive.
But, then, most senators are elected to
,-erve themselves instead of the public,
ltis not prolxible that the other sena
tors will tumble over each other in
Mtlicit* haste to follow Mr. Piatt's |x
tUJUiiic.
TELEGRAPHIC.
GENERAL NOTES.
I
are
ill
AIntut
coin and Douglas held a debate.
FORTY-SKVKN bicycles, representing a
dozen citic*. have left Windsor. Ontario,
for a trip to Niagra Kalis.
MATTHEW HARLAN and Patrick MeMa
hon, harvest hands. were drowned at
Ivy, Illinois, while crossing a slough.
James F. Jones, democrat, was elected
to congress Tuesday from the First Dis
trict of Alaluista. He takes the seat
made vacant by the death of Thomas H.
Herndon.
A VALUABLE alum well lias been dis
cover^! on the farm of an old colored
man near Cartersville. G»srgia. and he
has leen offered a large sum for the
tract, but he refuses to part with it,
THF. soft job OF ins|ecting sixty-five
miles of new railroad and telegraph near
Kosehurg, Oregon, lias U-en given by
President Arthur to S. J. Kirkwood. of
Iowa, and Silas B. Dutchcr and Anthony
Gilkcson. of New York,
GOVERNOR BI'TI.ER has vetoed an act of ....
the Massachusetts legislature to levy a to come here with
state tax of $2.t (00.000. claiming that half
that sum is sufficient to earrv on the
government. FROM THE CAPITAL.
A T)RNAIM ].asset] through Fond du i
Lac county. Wisconsin earlv Kri.lav
ried fifty yards, and at Dartf I the
county-ltoUMe was unrooted. The v
clone pass««d over to Liike Michigan and
dismantled several vessels of Port Wash
ington.
COU R.
for damages. Among cattle kings, is reported shot and killed
i element at Salt Lake i
nm-hnien
holding him fast and making his sister
burn him around the leg with a red-hot
poker.
A CORONER'S inquest at Skipwith, i
Miss., on the body of Hifhter Jamieson. i
supjwse«I to be suicided, develojked that
he placet! the muzzle against his side and
caused his seven-year-old lxiv to pull the
trigger, threatening to kill liim if he re- I
fuswl.
(.'APT. \V. COLK. member of the'
Ijoard of su)MTvisors. was found in the i
nuid betwe«-it Vicksbtirg. Miss, and his
!i»sidence. five miles distant, his body i
l»eing riddle«l with buckshot. No arrests
have leen made, but there is a clue to
the murderer.
AT Blanford. Va.. Barney Jones ac
cttseil \Vo« h)son Dunn and tlie latter's
brother Lewis of having induced the
daughter of his (Jones*) son's wife to fol-
nml i\re«lat
morning, sweeping tuvav buildings and i Smith postmaster at Cedar Rapids. Iowa,
trees. At Oakticld a heavy coil oi l*arled THK customs receipts Saturday re
wire was lift«*d from the ground and car sjxmded to the ini|etus given by the new
AT Elgin, Hi, Mrs. Parripp, a widow.«
aged seventy years, living in East- Elgin, 1
i !..»that i.,,|«-,.|. n.o- "u!"!s "f
Ithw »vn- u,,,l. rlvi„K th.Jr Ltiona "''"I""! "''Ij" t" »-n.l 'l
VVonU eii^ut-il. and .ionf-s *wM2UMi"an old "f,
mortal wound.
SATI'ROAY night burglars entered the
Montreal house, lJuluth. and stolv a
watch and $40 from one of the Uwirders'
rooms. On the same evening some
|arties »*ntered and stole from a lioarder
in the Ottawa house some ?."».•». Sunday
a burglar entered the Silent saloon oil
armv musket, loaded it with hinl «hot but to a^sk as well, cannot the
CABLEGRAMS.
and there have been many sunstrokes,
It is feari^l the harvest is injured.
THK negotiations between Prussia and
[States and Mexico, providing tliat no
WWtso^ Dunn, the diarge y°ullP women go and do likewise at
entering the right groin and iutiicting a
1
First avenue east, and succetnled in re- i and manures and cultivates to suit
moving three suits of clothes. None of i himself.
the parties have been discovered.
The amount of bullion gone into the i
Bauk of England on balance was £36,-! penence of all secured by the contest
000.
]M)st M)ned for one year.
THK French cabim-t has decided to
prosecute the anarchist sjieakers who
threatened the judge and
court in which Loi%t'
cretly convicts!.
The Indian government has decided to
grant the Ameer of Afghaustan a large
annual subsidy "We have l»een turning out about a
jury of the
Michel' was se
A treaty is said to have f*-en conclud
ed liet%veen Persia and Ihissia. hetting
the frontier as far as Afghanistan, and
providing that if England protests days,
against it. Persia should refer her to! phia Record.
Russia.
It is understood in Alexandria. Kgvpt.
that Said U**y Klaiil will le condemned
and forced to submit to the degradation
of a short imprisonment for lack of wstl
in the performance of his duti-s as f'er
f«H_"t. He will le acquitted on the other
charges.
The decision of the Home Government'
to repudiate the proposed annexation of
New Gninca to t^Ufcnsluud. auses fbr
content in the latter country. The Pre
mier. Mcllwraith. in the ^t'-gislntivf* As
sembly of Queensland, will do his ut
most to effect the wishes of the colonies.
In the Legislative Assembly at Melbourne
Premier of Victoria deefded to accept
the decision as tinal.
ACCIDENTS.
THOMAS HO*.MAN,
I.
M. L. CARL was drowned in Twin lake,
Niagara township. Grand Forks county,
D:ikot«. while bathing on Saturday. The
•body was taken to Grand Forks, em
balnied anil sent to Carl's huuie, at
Pekin. Niagara county. N. Y.
damaging the cotton crop A COLLISION let ween two trains on the
ma. West sbore road occurred at Utica. NVw
AN oak tree -has been felled at Rock-' York. Saturday morning. Six men were
ford, Illinois. under whose branches Liu- l*adly hurt. Both engines were distillled.
There was a very dense fog when the
accident occnred.
A (JI:RMAN loy named Yieger, aged'
eleven, crawled under a lath saw at the
Michigan limiU-r mill, at Wausau, Wis.,
to clean away the sawdust. His Imck
i came in contact with the saw. cutting a
gash seven inches long into the lupg and I
severing three ribs. He cannot recover.
THE bodies of two men were found in
the river at Breckeuridge. Minn.. Monday,
i That of A. Gohle. abrakeman. who was
i drowned the other day in bathing, and
the other that of John Berg, who .shot
i William Little at the MinntittuUi house,
Breckeuridge. last winter, and in trying
to esca|M fell through the ice.
A Vot'N« man named Nicholas Smith,
lately arriv.Hi from Germany. in com
{tanv with tw: oih-irs went into t-a'river
at Luhui|ue, Ta.. Saturday, to swim. He
was seized with cramp. nd sunk iteiore
his friends could render him any assist
ance. His family are now en route to
tins country, lie having sent them money
T.HE
president luis np|xiuted Wm. J.
law to the tune of $l.tt.*7.0O0.
Tiie "ontru was awarded on Satur
day to K a & Son for the construction
of nll't "\v steel cruisers.
ABSALOM BLYTHE, United States mar
shal for the district of South Carolina,
CRIME. has tendered his resignation.
THK net decrease in the xst of star
maii 1)11,(1
a,'1: ,"'t
juui])ed into a well and was drowned. the same jw*riod. 1.1*
StaUs
at Seymour. in_ the Pan ""Jof
ittle excitement at the i Ij'l.., L,
)ei
r-
Mun
THE™,,.™,
JOB KKOKE. the Indian blacksmith at ?fVUS as avrainst ^I.Kis.'.ciOdur
tlie Sisseton agency, has conf»*saed to i month last year lor the
raising giverninent checks on the First ^I'-'ven months ended 3fay HI. ^40,
NaiionsU Bank of St. l'aul to the amount
was
against142 during the
of The hecjis **ere wished in
Bmwn's Valley and Wilmot.
during June was IM­
decrease_m star mai 1 sen-ice for
CAXXON. one of the Texas RHCIPROCAI. relations between the Unit- fur some me. ami after visiting his i
i,n'1
MRS. JONES, wife of a mechanic living i. S-WXMI has Leen covered back that his family shall IK* military. His The annle is one
at Rice's Point, Ouluth, is charged with i
l"to
treasury out of the appropria- son-in-law is now a major in the Baked or stewed ai
puimhinc I,or l.v "thefe ""l'fS" ""7"
venr
"JinL- fm,.,l
1
i- ™,y
1
TUE value of the exports of petroleum
and petroleum products for May. 1H88.
corresponding jn'riisl last year.
Of ,lK.L.,ui»tanuM.r.,l,.: V'T"'?
furnish V
company, of Massachusetts, to furnish
marble for the construction of the
Washington monument has been an
nulled I»ecause inability to meet the con
tract requirements. Advertisements for
projxisals to Mipn!*' 4'i,U0u feet of marble
nave lxen issueil.
Now What Will the Women do
The foil owing paragraph is going
tin-
contractor of Clu-
cago. was row net! in Lake, at Mitchell,
111., his iMMit capsizing.
AT Lden, Dakota, Mr. an Sickles (law approximates $5?0,(KH). aggregat
horse, which he was riding. I)ecame ju,r ^.OdO.UUO.
frightetnii and dashed front his control,
kniH-king down a Mr. lngliam and his:
little bov, sliirhtlv iniuriii" the former EL* OROVK, X. C.--Ir. O N. Rotjerwim «aya: "I
uly I
WU-V,
something?
what it may to
A club of young farmers
at Minden,
La., has leen organized to com pete
with each other in the cultivation of
acre of corn each. The man who
produces the largest crop of corn on
this acre is to receive five bushels of
corn from each of the members of the
club. Each man selects his own acre
SupjM)«e that there are twen­
ty members in the club: the lucky
man will r»K*eive 1)5 bushels of corn,
which will he a handsome premium.
Every member will le lenefitt«*d in
increased vields anil the practical ex-
Odaitig a Ton of Silver a Uav.
The weather is very hot in (itrmany. ton of silver a day for some time past,"
said Supt. Snowden. of the mint, re
cently. "The most of this in dollars,
and some small coin, notably dimes,
the Vatican have been resumed. Prince The demand for 5-cent nickels is a lit
Bismarck directed an amicable reply to tie ahead of us. and although we turn
Cardinal Jacobini's hist note. out jfa.ooo worth a daw weighingsonie
IN the election for meinU-r of the Bo- we find that we are be
hrniiau Dirt, the have IM^U vie- hnul hand, nut \v* will catch uplx*fore
torious, it!? of their candidates U-ing re- ''"d of the week. About three
turned against 7*3 German candidates, fjuarters of a ton of jieitnics aremauu
i THE convention bet««-n the United i V'T'
duil
Vy"1 tl'"""-....!. ...,....!
lUi
troops of either countrv shall cross into I and west must be beginning
the other in purssuit of Indians lias been
U!i
strik* s me that
P(,|lllK's.{W|i. more esjtecially
the former. For some years jennies
were an almost unknown quantity
south of Washington, but they are
gradually creeping into circulation.
W e are not doing more now than for
months past, except that the annual
court is being made and we are get
ting read to submit the unnuul report
to the director of the mint. ur fiscal
PhiUikl-
To Klead) (lie
la a t«hk t'it* «n .,ni|l[-itiin»iit of wh.cii luirvot
ics and M$lativt-K un* iumti-oitutt*. The elfnt tiiev
j»nm pin alitii- Tliry ui^iinv s«*iinatiii witti
out U-n llttinjf tbi- n. rvM* s sioinat-k
liiitf-rs. "H tin* contrary.
.iiviij(rtlj,-)is
IIITVOU-
UIKI i..-t)n-K
syM«*iu. iviTnurii an,I
U
«-u!al anxi
i tv wtukfi aiiit it-lux it. IUH! th'-re in iu mure r.«
Iiallf means of Iihu'imk i» ami irsnj m-rve
{ii!ftu«l.-. tliiiii li.v r«-inf.,rvintf ana pn
iU'ti»S atpiiniilutiun oi Uie f«"Ml wn t-iTroU ul
wtiVH o!i--f|M.-i.t tli«- i.w- „r ci„ irrfMl HtOllt
n.'liiiv KttilniR str-n tli if n-v. int«t|. a nyuliir
hatut of tvi.lv unit a|i|x-(it- unprovfl by
t)i«* Hniorv. mu-st 1M- ri'.^ard-l AS A!I I ,\
n-ntoto
II..-sil,,in
v by auv "n*
nysu-in iia thus iviiiforvVd. Nlalunal )i«
••ajy, i'.i»»-tiimtii). r.i«*utiiiitih!n iitxl
kidiu-v trutl-« ah- ciM-nMinc by and jji*vi-nu«l
by
tins staixtani whii ii jhht
The number of claims recei^M at
the Internal-Revenue Burntu for re
bate 011 account of tobacco, snutf and
cigars under the new Internal-Revenue
,sssissa,si!?'"
BR1FF ITEMH,
Mr. George Knapp. senior proprie
tor of the St. Ijouis Republican, is 98
years old.
Enoch Pratt adds a money gift of
more than $800,000 to the free library
in Baltimore.
Mi-s. Katharine Clmse, formerly
Mrs. Governor Sprague, has gone to
Europe for the Summer.
Mr. Corcoran projioses to erect a
monument to Major L"Enfant, who
originally laid out the city of Wash
ington.
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg has se
lected a cottage on the mountain side
at New Hartford. Conn., and will
spend the Summer there.
Lord Randolph Churchill now has
his house in I^mdon lighted through
out by electricity, supplied by a small
gas engine in the cellar.
Queen Victoria has granted a pen
annum to l^idv Pal
Wl w
At one of the Boston Catholic
churches, wherein a coll«#iion was
taken for the JO}H\ the officiating
priest is re|wrt«Kt to have said: "ll
you have and hard feeling toward the
|h]m\ 1 hope you'll show your christ
ian spirit by forgiving him to-day.''
General Sherman's eldest son, who
the Jesuit priesthood, will soon leavt
Woodstock. Mil., when1 he has
ltal.v i^garrling the regis- mother will go U» teach in the western
trade markH
P~V,MW
Nav­al
over full,
has for Hw year* »tmlviug for !'IV",IV\ r'""" r'' "r .1"?
!. .1 i n indigestible, pii»portiontothequan
IH'CU Il11which is likely to
^uoh lie ^huigs.
Ge,n.,'r'11 J»h».
-u,II,ni jusi ])asMi
1
,UU
al Auna|olis. It was
Ixtta from drowning in Lake George .alone, »*ejo« ting the skins,
two or three years ago.
A wholesome Virginia law requires Cheap (iirls.
that any iH-rson elected or apiK.inted l,on
seem to be in something of a plight.
to which the funny editor tragical!v
o uny ikst or ollice under the laws of Huence as a woman is great for good
the ommonwealth shall, be ore he
acts such othce. take the anti-duel- -within the reach of all. Few young
ing oath. As Elam. one of the two ,nen waiit anvthing to do with a
journal lstswho recently fought a duel cheap young lady. Cheap jewelrv
is also Secretary of htate, he would
replied, "You lie.
Mine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt says
she finds life Loudon on the whiue
rather dull, and her duties as teacher
in the new Koyal College of Music
neither onerous nor exciting, but very
wearisome. She thinks I^ondon is a
place that never changes, and agrees
with her old friend. Sir Juliucs Bene
dict, in looking upon the bulkt»f mod
ern music—except (rounod's—as trash.
The most disap|oiuted person ill the
Union i* Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines,
who. afte
tt wnlk-i ./ttT.iJjVi.'.'SilS the"?!'v
Fruits us Pood autl Medicine.
of
CUrses
annMitf Aiut-ricai) torn,*, ami in niistjuiUv in i uirtiu^ii in i^u »nuici aim JK
i-eaaiiiK dfiiiaiui iti Mfxiiv. tiw WI^i versity of mankind. let the fruil
1
v i I house.
ot Isew h'leaiiK. only to witness nav
mint post^med for another long tlirec
riirotitrh tlie ignorance and m»r
fo
meilii
they are highly
cive to
health:
above
ns
condu
and, as
the Writer
quoted
very truly says, "they appear —Mr. Bergli.
to be providentially sent at
a
when the body requiITS that cooling fltv to animals. It would be
and antiseptic'nliment which they are }jr Bergh angling for trout
a dessert, when the stomach is not
j«.ti.mubl.\ «uk, when
much"
I.K.I-C
State Smerintendent of Public In
struction Raub and Congressman J. .etc., generally used as desserts.
R. Thomas, of Illinois, are in Wash- Let us now briefly^ pass in revi
ington.
in this way, than the pjustries, cakes,
ci)ml
Pa I user gun and of many improve- he eaten at breakfast, or before break-
ments connected with projectiles.
Lyman Bewher. the father of Henry
Ward, was a minister of the gospel
for lifty-four years. He died in ltis
7Sth veai*. The family is long-liveil.
and Mr. Beecher at 7d can be .still de
pended on for years of active work.
sion of |MT annum to 1-id.y Pal )etweeu meals but it is Ijettertomake ^,lian harp-like sound arising from
secretions, and nothing is so well cal
culated to correct this as cx!.ii.- sub
acid fruits, such as apnle*. peaches,
etc. Still, most of .whav'been taught
tluit euliug flint Lei ore Lreaxfa-t is
highlv dangero.1*. How tnf -dea
»»..ri atHi I Know not bat it is cer
tiii.i.v
f-ieat
r] Th
aiul
error, contrary both to
reasto and lads.
Plums art» less digestible than
peaciies, on account of their pulp but
1
11
ai*e an excellent
inu ^1™^,?^"^?'!^^^'"^'''^'"''^ ^UU'" Military Acad- WWM'MKI s»wtpn«,l, are that (l.u ciwodil,. Htk brine it.s jaws
'"nt' |.l«wunt
and purchas.- of a site for the public The Supreme Court of Missouri, on ing and laxative, being far preferable. lMumIs\ The «»lile^ is alnnrst the
KMZ uVnvi
ll,W,U
ll.IH
to hold six more sessions of thcTcwks
btiry investigation, make report, and
adjourn by July 21. They will also
ask the Supreme Court's opinion
whether they can legally adjourn
without the Governor's consent.
It is reported from Washington, that
Lotta, the actress, was recently mar
ried in that city to O. Edwin liuss, a
young Englishman who is a graduat
of the United States
tin MUIIR it UU^ itir IIUMV ivrw I I
indigestible, in proportion to the quail- JvouUi it penetrate his hrsiui*uvit vaiul
ll I 1 1 a lttf til
let in the air
fermentation, resulting diar- The mechanism of a locomotive has
is a frequent swallow been explained to Taitpin for the last
jM frwrnen
,1Iui ..ji
uIolu.
A ,I^ar.1.
18
sLul'dl^ taken 'into
i «ch. and this is wholesome.
medicine
ianatW tw. has d.-cided that the in manv cases. U he aUninable \ml' »]"nf^C*n
."'at it applies to St. fevers and other diseases." Itaw apples,
Ijouis. This will force the saloons to and dried apples stewed, are better for
pay iK*r annum for th« privil- constipation than most liver pills.
ege of doing business. I (.)ranges are very acceptable to most
Republicans memlters of th« Mantut- i stomachs, having all the a«lvanUige«
chus^'tts Legislature decided Tuesdav! °fthe acid alluded to but the juice
in manv
a successful examination for entrance ca.^-s of sickness (liven or ilf ritH- Experiments made in Paris show
to til- t..«U-,
alone should be taken, rejecting the
pulp.
The same may be said of lemons.
f^amonade
tomegrailutes, and all that class,
is the best drink in fevers
and when thickened with sugjir. is let
ter than syrup of squills and other
nauseous drugs.
cough.
Tomatoes act on the liver and bow-
and
my }vl ti|at
evil. Don't make voumdf cheap
IIO1«HIV
tvl.
An elaborate farewell dinner was yuung men know it, and they will
given in London to Henry Irving the ',l every other direction for a life Il,mv
actor, in which GOO representative 'ouT friend and com|uuiiou lwfore
men participated. I^ottl Chief Justice the y will give a* glance at the pinch-
C'oleridge paid a high tribute to the 'beck that tinkles at every turn for fas-
will touch if he can -et Lei-
Cheap girls are. the refuse, anil
profession of the actor, and said Eng- cinating the eye of any that will look, ^'alize (»,.»,000 tons of excellent man
Jtuid owed Irving a debt for his pre- i You think it is the i-orrect thing to i H1*'
seulation of Shakspeare. Mr. Ii
ami his company will sail for this and forward everywhere, that jieople ^^em. lhis plan is now in success
country October 10. wonder if you ever had a mother, or I ^'I^J^tion jw»rtions of France. It
John Annoy Knox, of tlie Texas a home, or anything to do. So be it.
Siftings, and David B. Sheahan, a jYouw'" probably 1h» taken for what I 'lt
sculptor of New York, will fight a ,vt,u are worth, and. one of these years, 'hem ought to have any right to be)
duel if not interfcml with. The quar- jy°u do not' make worse than a ship
re] occurred at u dinner given by the! wreck of yourself, you will begin to
former to some friends in New York, wonder where the charms are that
the sculptor remarking that Texas was- once you thought yourself possessed
a lawless and depraved commonwealth,
Hl,d
1
what evil spirit cou hi have so
befooled you.
A Headless ho*t in Illinois.
t'hic a*,*.) Timw«.
A haunted farm house is now agi
tating the minds of the citizens in the
vicinity of Greenville. Large crowds
tliers an' iirm in the convictloTi that i
years, until the verdict can be review
I'd in the Supreme Court of the United farmer came into a grocery star*
States. An individual's chances ^u' °ther day and exhibited to the
against a corporation's wiles are often ''P'* an admiring crowd an euor
subjeet to disappointuteiit. utous egg, aliout six inches long, which
he avowed hail Iteen laid by one of The
his own hens. Ht
they actually saw a man cuirv a. wo- i. V,x
v
wilt ,loiil,tl,-s» IN*ilit«4rr*ti.itf ami 1.1*1.-1 it will, Ii,,. ,-,,1 u„,l, him
varietv of delicious and wholesome "let*K vo„
(tu food,
there is 110 natural demand nor desire murmured the farmer as he pocketed
for them. When taken along with i the stakes and lit out "but tain't 110
the food,
aa a dessert, wfeen the stomach is not! Uhatf.
lv useful to our readers to learn some-j the countrvman, s ud. "Pshaw''' night*' gray in a
thing
the nutriveness, digestibility I've got soi'uething in the egg
wholesomeness medicinal action, and i that will lieat that." "I'll ln-t you »r, "He was bald-hcuded 1 1»
prots-ruseof the nuts and vegetables you liaven't," sttid the countr\nuan nautical Con I'hilid 1 1
with which God has so abundantly getting excited. Take it up." t'lpli'-Ii
blessed our earth. But while they the groeeryman. and going Iwhind How Corn tir7wTln k,u»s«s.
an* blessings, they, like many other the counter he brought a wire egg Prom the 1'lamnt..,,
blessings, have lieen convertetl mt. beater. 'There is something in the I w.. .... 1
egg line that .will beat it, guU!*'
tut said he, reaching out for tlie stakes !?'n 's'gan. One
kingdom affords an almost endless i "Hold on there." said the farmer'-id i*lb V
in moderation, or use buckin" against the solid fa«-t,s
COMICAL CULLINm
it
is
so well calculate to attonl. The 'mountain brook with a dnijf-not.
correct rule for the use of fruits is to jowa boV bad the whole lower
use them moderately between meals, U
and at meals, as a part of the meal, or I
said,
season etching of trout
inaj (fuj |1()t
overloaded with other food. Though tired.
desserts are, as a general thing, ob- i,:,,i,
in many cases of 'the hill of the lawyer who had pro
cured him a divorce, anil claimed that
the attorney's services had been an in-
s a graduate els, and are much more pleasant and jury instead of a bene tit to him. The
Academy safe than blue mass and "liver reg-1 new wife he married proved even
who saved uhttors." The juice should lie used i worse that the first.
visit tlie place every night, coming as J,"*!wh4c.u
regards
flnj8h
wlmli-snmc. When taken Onius." The autliur of it uliuuld not
lew
the different kinds of fruits, consider
ing them in relation to nutriveness,
digestibility, etc.
Of all the fruits with which we are
blessed, the peach is the most delicious
and digestible. There is nothing not infrequently goon lifter marriage
more palatable, wholesome and
Medi-
of Major Sir illiam them a part of the regular meals. It the waterWe would givo a week's
lalliser, B., the inventor of the hK
a
ti e
hook as
with a
llis ca'r
cru-
fun to
in a
kicked off the other
factious
horse.
The ani-
the job because he
uj.V^m.1
m-wl.
hesitate to scoop in all the genius
there is in the looks. It will not
prove fatal so long as he doesn't scoop
lit. It /iliaan ii*n!ubir nnW
ill with it a lot of cheap whisky and
late 1 iouis.
In nuxlern Egypt a young man is
not permitted to see his wife's face be
fore marriage. As a consequence.
he makes up his mind that he never
than good. rije peaches. They wants to see it again.
should be ri|»e, but not over-ri|e and An Ohio man, who just returned
half rotten and of this kind they may
fpom a
make a part of either meal,-or be eaten heard some singing lish—"'a sweet,
mishiken idea that nofruitsshould sahu-v to know whert* he got las bait.
fishing trip, swears that he
V Jersey City policeman has been
when on duty.
Major A. and his friend W. met and
had a drink together. After a while
\V. asked the major to have another
smile, and the major hesitated. "Why.
major, 'said W.. "I never knew you
so loath to advance on a retreat."
One cannot help wondering what
would hap]Kn if a gentle dude should
stub his toe and fall down while suck-
ing his cane. Would the cane break
between his cheek and the sidewalk or
The juice hour. "I understand all that inachin
the stom- erv perfectly," said he to his instruct
i or. "but there is one thing I cannot
the lw*st of fruits, comprehend. "And what is that?"
pples will generally I "Well, that all this heavy work can
s -c
iKKlTOhinp.
cool- with
1 -o
tho
force of over
Oil
at^
«'i«il in h™- «"l wth the j»W.
i ache.
American mosquitoes have made
their apiearance in London. Their
nationality was discovered from the
fact that the.v carried .jack-knives and
"talked through their nose." They
also had "N. J." embroidered on their
backs. When these [ests visit Ger
many*. Rismarck will issue a procla
I matinn against them, but he will find
that he has not the American hog to
i ileal with.
Philadelphia nuui refused to pay
The I'tilization of Sewage.
Now that they have succeeded in
converting the Thames into a sewer,
the iM'ople of Ijondou are commencing
to think "what they are going to do
alwnit it. Sir Joseph Baza I gate has
suggestcnl that works should IK* under
taken for emptythe sewage of Lon
don into the German ocean at a cost
of &>0.(MH),000. This pro)»ositiou has
I been verv wisely rejtiMed, and it is
under consideration to devise
nw?i,,s
far as twenty ntile.s to see the ghosts. •,
They aw rewarded hv string lights f! IT into a blay.c, cauwd, as I
moving about in the* vicinity
l°
1
e
«C»w that the fruit scroti is bore, it' nomenon. The grtH-ervman examined the
,0,lVrrting the stowage
In,°
map""
manure. It is esti-
that the annual output would
w'uch
"rving ta'k loudly and ciuirselv, to be so bold iuauguniting such a
1 I I CWFOIKT TLIM°*
would materially mluce
1..
wt'll
-.Wa.
for our cities and towns
iUI" n.u*
sjitislietl (and very few of
to have
with their presentinotliod of disposing
of sewage lo seriously consider this
matter.
Bald-Headed Whopper.
"We had captured a 100-barrel
whale, and after the head was split
open I was detailed to dip out the oil.
It's just like going intbahig bath-tub.
and a man stands almost up to his
irmpitK in oil. I was wailing about
1
ai!nwl'
oAhe i11
liouse. Some assert that strange
sounds are heard in the building, anil
l!VV
of
„pattr
.- v
I handle it for fear of breaking the phe WUJ
U"!1,',r
Sl«l-
deiHv startleil by sei-mg the surface of
')v
ont!°f
the crew
accidentally dropping a 1MX of burn
ing matches. 1 he onlv thin
l,M'
""l.v thing to do
il,ul 1 (lul
s'.,0ath-knife
».'-a'":ml
v
a
tmm
line
it
in my teeth. 1
i«kfu^»h
ami made desjM*rate etf'»rt to dig niv
way out with the knife. I managed
to dig
hole large enough to thrust
my head through, and then, by a
mighty eflort, esi-aped into tlie sea.
It wsus a pretty tight squeeze, I can tell
you, and my IHHIV was so warm that
u made the water hiss all around inc.
I,1"?
raptain
i otton, and wouldn allow anyone to, I swam to the siih
of the vexsel thonrht I
lwlckwl »n »ad been burned to death, and when
°f the vessi'l he
as frightenwl that, he told me
there was only one thing that
turai'w JrU? FIT
What was that*" i: .•
S
I
1
1W'
W'rV*
lU
nv
t'KWth of vegetation.
thera|i-
up and covered it.
Ex-Senator Yulee. of Florida, is
ng tlie summer at North AHmn*,