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a In ‘\'c:' nun-mus. o.c:.rs Ill: .JlloIv}
in," v ‘ . .\ Steamer (-‘ocs to the. Bottom
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‘t .: ‘Exlv. As .. ..:.c< t-I‘ciztnel C‘nw Di‘OthG-j- _
l. v‘i ? ‘ \I :III inc-I .0! l l‘i vv'ocity- ._ '
:l w cur i to ' . i I I \ Ii" “3‘1"." ‘ll; A Port Arthur .( lumrio dzspat ‘h gives the
l’ l 5f c r” l l ' ““0- ““ll following parli plan of the .i.s:\~tcr in Lake
‘ ‘ «'7 3‘4"?“ -‘l‘l"‘”“m- “‘1 Supcrtor by which nimy persons were
: ‘ fl ‘1“ l“ l l. bah,“ :.n.i top . Ilniwned and one of lllI‘ lllI-‘t- tnnguitit‘en‘
: “ ' l l “It “Wilma!“ steamers plying on t:.-~ laIIu‘s \I’ns lust:
I ‘ l "l“. ‘ I‘M“ A“. lllrt‘ i ”It lmnrd :lz-I st.I;II 'r Athabasca. which
"~ ‘ I‘” : ’ 1"”“7'9 arrived last II:;lI‘, “ore ('nptam Jam s
' l . .. .s 'I. . :Jll t rrlll-I Moore. connnan lI-I‘ . I‘ tho L‘nna liau l'aciiic
. . . . ._ . . \ llr HIT-\t ll llutiwny ~t;:llllz'r .\'_.'Il‘li?i. twiI passengors.
h .d m u . l 3 .1 l 2}“. and eleven \l!‘ h. r and: Thoy ucre all that
‘ ~ . . ‘. ,- _- . note but l'l tho s \ty-twu porsons that. .
l' “ H‘ “ 3‘ ‘ ‘ ‘l ‘ “K” M" saIleIl for tlIIs purt t‘I . llfit‘ll sound on the
“l -' ' ‘ . ‘I ‘ ‘ ' ~| “ 1' .i ll“ "ii“ “f :\l"I‘lll:l on his? I I'd'.\l:r\'. The story of the
. _ - ,:‘I'r I1l'.‘I’-l i|\‘ tho ItIsIstIr. us IcLIIol tvy L‘nptam Monro.
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. U; ‘ ll’ . ,‘u l- (“.111 1 tlI-I A :ntna paw”: ll:r Illgll 5t Mary‘s
' ‘ ‘ ‘1 ', ' ‘ ' I'mril. lh'il'bl tar lllls‘ p r: last Fri
' 7 ‘3'” " “J . _ ~l.Iy 22' Ill 8min :It‘tor rI-aclIIII; lake Super.
'1 _ -. l l‘-t' -‘.n \l‘ll l‘l.Ili,tl:t' wind t- In to Ireslion up from the
1 ‘_ g. .. t 1.4.; 1 “4;“ z.» ll «l‘lll\\"~l. :lll i :i It ban}; of cl Iuds along
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. .. of he II \ w other lxti. -\\'lii{. linonc *. that
‘ C“ l; "“fmlh'“ tno ‘ \\’.l\,II!!-‘ of tlI- strong-st and
. .Iu':_ out '.’I- lit . ' l stoizuots atltut .‘l‘bl \Ioll able
t II ‘ \II'. 5 . :.: I‘\I".l a severe ga‘o, t‘aptatn
.. \ “i c t'. i. “m,” .\ l.‘ It ll. r on her course \s tight ap~
. . ‘ . .Il ‘- \\.’lll c-ntm'l-Il tn lll"l‘t‘:|.\0
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l: 4 -2 Ills-Tilda ll‘ll" p l.I-ll 'wl -!‘. the upp- . Ulla“ litnnt seas
. 7 ‘ _.- 1.. ‘1‘.“ Lr A". “, h. \\\I: . l‘Il‘llpllv'll‘l\ uIcrth.‘ stt‘llz's'lItI-g stoumcl‘.‘
m .‘ . pm.“ T”; 3“. ‘ln- \llllu‘l In \IIIs Inzldt rill tlic mar.- terrible
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Iix- . :2. m4. T’lAhhnGIvthIDAY.
‘ \ ‘ V—
. '- 'lt.. 'l‘hc I’nwldcut‘s Proclamation “or
‘ .N \h. lantIIiu. :i [Day for Thanks.
: , q. . .- l' ~. , -:.: ... . 11:.» ml: min; pt’.s~'..I«
l . . » . .r: ' tut‘nla)‘. Non-min
I ‘II I I. ., I‘;.l prayer;
- . J K ..o l tIIt.-.l States of
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L ‘ \v \'“ “.1 till” .»l pIr 1.: - 1 . with; them I'I t1»
U, “K “t“. liI-El!‘ .-I It llnfl '\ “hi .I: danger. It Is tittin:
' ~ .. an i p:' p r 'llul .I I :lt.I\ll lll'h t.I\‘o:o ’. ‘lu‘llil
‘ ‘~ “"‘j‘l‘ “‘7 In ~ ~;:II l‘I ~IIu~ry your. l’I-t‘ that l'dl‘luh.‘
‘ ' . l1 ‘ ‘3 t'\i‘1‘ I I‘. . :I ;-- .IIt-Il. t-II‘Ill 'l\' ‘ ed;
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. 1—. L“ l “- l. vol-I lost :ll""_‘ :tn! sat :lturt l:=II:‘-~ lay. tlI .
2 ' . ‘ 2“ ll Ill".- l~l‘ with .l;.\' »-t' Sore-ohm. Imf. as a day of
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, l \‘ .x g; \. ..\'i.i..n I'oiso t ‘I-teorIanI-n or I'll} same by all the
, . pong-lo w: tn.I fun-l.
" f 'j ‘ if“ 1‘" l «In that It Iy lot all sIIIIlIIr business be sus»
:.‘ l ll ‘T‘II ill“ pItI led. a' l let the p-Iupte tI~x~IIIblI~ in their
.- t 'I .l ‘l . l nozic lt‘Il' Usual pl Isot‘ wursquI. :In-l \I.llI pI‘.IyIIrnIIIt
~ \ '1 i . p. {Wham-V 1 s Ill;~ ulrljl‘tliN‘ .loroatly t~sIIt‘y their grate
. ) _ U ,. , l' % ‘1 K. _ Nd toilet» tlI - (fivar of I-Icry go -.t nut pertect
‘ ‘ ' ‘ “ . ‘, I l l . gilt tor all that Hell I\ III-no tor usul tin-year
'-~1 1 - - “ ‘- H..- “i- l: ‘. ““‘l that has ‘,I.'l\“‘\l; for our preservatn-u as a
\\_ I .\ ... in. \ lI-Iunts unitod IIItionnnd for our deliverance from
. g « . 3. . L. \ h "‘l‘ill- the shock and danger of )IIIllll‘ill I‘uu- .
,‘ ~ A t! h. c'Ilv 2cm Vu sion: tor tl‘o blosqngs of peat“
’ . .. ’ ._ _ and for our sntotv- _ an-l quiet while
I. ~ v-r.::: Il .nnt um- a._:u"l\ wars and rumors ot‘ oats have tuitated and ,
h ‘ ‘~ .. A‘ :1: 9U“! it Will?" “I alttided other nations of the earth; for our _
t‘; -~ . ‘ 1' is I: I“.' the bus a new security against the sniurgo of postilenI‘I. :
, I ; 4... I}... 11......»mum‘g ' Winch In other lands has I‘lalllli'd'lts dead by ‘
h r _ .l 1‘” fl. \\\‘- 'l"‘ 1.1m“... ttiv-nsni. ts :llbl lldt‘d th.I streets With mourn-
‘ j ' , , ‘ ‘ ‘ en; tor plentoous crois \IhI-h anarIt the
I’” ‘ ‘ ‘ "‘I' ”I' ”l- 0- ”“3 lalwrot’ Itic husbaudmau and itchaSc our
l-- ~ ‘ " ~' .lt lit and of tlu‘ nation's Wealth. and for tho contentment‘
. . s g . “ do}. “3 I tbc-ughuut our border‘ which follows in the ‘
g _ v. g train of prosperity and abundauco. ,
‘ t -‘Int let. thorn also be on the day‘ thus set .
————__~ - : apart a reunion of families. snuctItlIId and.
m" d Brotherhood. l chastonnl'by ten tor. memories and associa-
. ‘ ~ , tions. and let the s Icinl intercourse of friends
l U ‘ ‘= "(‘3 "“"Vil ‘ "“74 ' chiefs with plo Isaut reminiscenso renew the ties 01'
who I. . - .. ‘ . 'o lIc- n at cntnily. for altwtiou and strengthen the bonds of kindly
szs‘c l~ :zmcs .- d {r tnu‘ual security.
and .~ . id '. ' .; lot I. The ceremony
Variv s '1Il.‘vt"llll Illall'IC'S. III one case
the . 2’. I jtlttli'!) literally drank
cool: at sucking it from an
inciu: :. :mn- in another they smear
ea. li . ' .c:" b Idios with blood. But
{hr :. . :. nos: Cullllnnll is Imrformed
as .‘u.. - I ~ the arm of melt person is
cut “at; 'l s.--- d knife. and each taking
a s‘i.- f in. tt‘l. rubs it inthc blood of
his in: .YI' t:.’.-lll(‘f. and eats the palatable
mun-en. _\ goat is then kided, and
er 1. n.1,“ 1;»..‘c-I of its liver. dips it in .
salt. and Im ‘t‘llTS it to the other. A set
tutu; of >I':\l;'9 Is imoncd by one mem
her the tribe, intimating that the
brunt. of this tie of brotherhood will
be h"'.“-L't 1 My instant death. and dc~
tinting 12.: all old feuds hitherto exist-
in'bvtflevu the contracting parties are
now this}; info the river to tic-carried
sway b; the (:lrrftlt. Though repulsive.
this “mac-Ly as iIuprcssive.—-Blaciml.
Hlnno- but. are. a Ipccislty st Essb
bourn:~. l‘.i2i_‘l8lld. The bath in filled
with 2.x...- gtcen seaweed, stooped for an
hour below use in boiling water. The
bother remains in about twenty minutes,
and the but: in thought very inri¢om~
2.
feeling. ,
And let us by no means forget. WhIle wo-
ive thanks and enjoy the wilful-ts which:
nvo crowned our livm. that truly grateful .
hearts are incline! to deals of charity. and
that a kind and thoughtful romembraum of l
the pom will double the plensum of our con- ;
dition and render our praise and thanksgiw l
in: more an‘cptnble in the sight of the Lord. :
Done at the city of “'Lshington, this second
day of November. one thonssnd eight hun~
drcd and eighty-five. and of the indepen- .
dence of the l nited States the one hurry
drcd and tenth. ‘
Gamma Cnnvnusn.
8’83; President—'1‘. F. BAYABD. Soc. of
A tuft-23nd TRAGEDY.
Husband and W".
. in Bed.
Dr. J. H. NonnnInker and his wife were
found dead in bad at Snlida. (301.. with but-
let holes in their temples. From letters left
by them to the editor of the Denver News it
seems that both had grown discouraged
over their inability to get friends
toindorsonnotofor$Mnnd hndnxncdto
Found In“
l natnite cartridge at “If.“ P. 1!.
NEWS , SUMMARY.
rust". lnl llldilo States.
Manny. th-I r.-vivnli~at. has quu holdin;
largely attended Hummus m Reading. l'cnu.
TIII: fishing Schooner. Daisy Spraiker.
which sailed trout New London. Conn. Sep-
tember l. and was expected to return within
a month. is believed to have gone down with
the six men on taunt.
VTlll-t Andre monument, near Tammi). N.’
, 3.. was blown up by
the explosion I»! ady-
Both bases
atoms. and the iron fencing
that enchusl Ill" monument was completely
dequlIshod. The shock was so great that it
broke the glass in houses a little an ay. This
is th-I monument erected to the British spy
by (‘yrus \\'. l-‘ield some years “:0. and it IS
the third attempt Inndc at its dostrucbkui.
A H A\K on which a safe was being low~
cred in a building at t‘ohocs. .\'. Yr. broke.
pnn-ipitatiug the sate on two men. killing ore
and serious‘y Injuriug the other.
SA)“ I-zt. Cruse; an ullivo luIv sixtecnycars
of age. was accidentaly kilfot lIy—f'alltug
against an ink eraser in tho ban is of Jeremi-
ah Cunningham. a to low omployo in it Now
\‘ork business house. Th.- two boys Wore
skylarLng.
Mum-r than too horses of every descritiion
were exhibited at the third annual show of
the National Horse Show association. held
in thzI Madison Square Garden. New York.
'l'ur boiler of a dredging boat exploded at
the entrance to la n; island sound. and the
use! llllnll‘tllult‘l) sank, cuII‘yiug down six
men. ,
UP to recent dot-5 t‘Ie Grant. National Muir
uniont tund bud roaclnsl $103.0”.
Tm: urticial returns of tho vutI for Con-
gress Inn in the Nineteenth district of l'cutl—
IyIvuIIIa, to tilt the \‘acanay caused by the
death of \\'Il:Ia‘n .-\. lluncnn. show a plural-
ity of 3115‘“ for Swopo IlleIIIIist‘atl over lair
\Hepubucnu .
llt'IinI. tho past few weeks tb Ire has been
strong ant SlI'fl if: :I lvau. c in the price of
ducks In “all sin ct. New York‘s groIt lltltlll-
rial mnlro. :In t tlI-I question Is asked. “lb-us
this IIII-au: ,‘vll Iral lllll‘l‘ln‘t‘llb‘lll III the busi-
zII . . I-l the country 5"
were blown into
'l‘tu.‘ IIIzni‘I-r of anti (rants \IlI-I :Irrivcd at
the hurt «If Now \‘ork during the past liscat
your Is .‘ HAW-1.
Srizrni‘v it, ll‘.\l.\l.\" I-‘I‘.lifly.nino ycatsnld.
.‘hlcfch‘rn in ”II NIIII \‘wrk bureau (Ii cloc-
gIIIns‘ l!:|\ I‘\“lll‘§l'lt‘l sum-lo by shooting.
He had been made sII k by overwork.
lI‘t‘II returns put llIli‘s majority for :ovI
ernor of .\t‘\\' York :II it.” ‘0. and . oiIIu‘ Inu-
lI‘l'lt)’ for lieutenant g nernor at LINN.
'l‘\\'-I Ioung men in a sma‘l txvlt not into
film rat I t I‘m r. lit at llI . \III-:\":\ l‘zilis. and
II.-r\~ I~.II‘rI It III‘cI lh~~ ‘II‘IIut caHIZI-‘t.
J~IltV .\lI t't L! w on. the I-IIIIIIIIII‘ Amori
:llI nct- l‘. ItII-Il ~ul only a to“ Il:|\\ since at.
lll‘ lIuIIIo lll lhI.:I.lIIiplII I. to I\1.1wlIl.I~ bad
.\|“ll r- I:I.I\:I_l l‘I‘ \‘llll\ t'I‘ ‘ll :l .\--\\' \ wrl. III
sane :IsI lunI lie “as b In III lrcland III
XVII. :lll'l t r many years a. led with torriet .
the lt‘:l.:\\tl:lll.
t‘nli r JI \‘.l I: ll \\ I»? , of Idaho, 1 -Is lllx‘
IoIItI-nmxl v-Iglit .\t.-r:x:uus nu tor the li. Iiilnds
not against poly buy to the full c\tc:It of
the LIII
South rind “‘esi.
Must .\l II.-. \l.‘ I t: \l I \hlll I:. the III.‘o of
I fit InIIIs p. '1 ‘I‘llldlL has ;_;I\cn built to
llt‘bll‘llp l ts, :I:l :Irls lll:\ Is the ll‘llllll vase
I: Iplzi II'III-II-ts bot :I III tho sunze bloc}. II Itlun
ton )t‘dl“
’l‘.n IIIIr‘II :le I 'I t .I'l In ll~‘ll‘I\It r-IsIIlhsl
ill :I l“"ll . l"\llI‘ \l. t-II‘I. .‘daI ,.;- Hrutmu Ill’l
icing let :I‘wl for re «torn In by \l. ll.
\(:\lt:lut‘lill.t .
SI‘I .’\ iI;.-IIIls~I\ol the St
Louis Knights
1 l4tlh.t|'llu\"l|1't‘fi:\
‘IIIZIIl on ill I I'lial‘.:o II:
attempt ' to tux-II In» stroe‘ car. with d. ~l:|
lllllt“ . ' lll.‘l| are sin“: car
siren-rs
'l‘iII'I. .L‘\ p tswlls IIere 'III»-ro or lo“ Illll-
l
cct'ous I ll) *.z-sl by 1 lo l II |‘\l‘li\\lIl_ll III the
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ntu l‘.l‘.~‘l‘\‘ vi \\ _\l \‘k... .\ IXI. lZI:I:..
\I‘lc. lszl
l-‘i:.\I;I\ . :IIztlIr l!.-ll‘leI ,“X\I\\’;l\" out
the IIIIII I‘hIzIos-I so .t.lll‘llt III Washington
.ld‘l‘lll ~I‘}, t.. \I‘l :Iur.\ ‘tlll‘t‘ IIIs l\\lt'IIlu prw‘
lnIIIatnvi va‘l ll; up In .Ill I‘.ll.I\:.‘ to :|.\\l\l III
the preset I .I‘. In I-l’ nirtor
l-i. \\ llI\‘\l\t. o\ l Inted Stab-s
lTlI‘l :ItthuI y t» r .\l.‘|sl\.l.
\‘l“‘, t‘nl . l-v tall-no:
I\.'
Ills
“as Llilmt'ai .\\\~
‘I v‘lll .I until. He was
.In llls \\.‘\\ 1‘ his _. lh‘ , I l.I\\:l, ll.l\ lug boon
rounded :I-. III IIllu o
:\ l‘llil‘ tl‘ tho .Ill l‘arII. ll N -'I. a bi; l‘lII
capo l usnr ss l-I..l l:II.:. has canwd nu :I,;;:t‘I-I
gale 1.st .It ‘ bl all 'I‘
l“. t;I\'-. :I t.II‘:IIIl~ in the \ I. IIIIty «It lldll
_-.;.ttz -I l. 'l‘~~\:Is. Hardy l‘ItitI III \\\':I‘r“l . tits
III: :I:I«t their tour childth were lulled _\
“do“ llftlt't‘l lira-M and h: r d IIIJItcr IIeIe
.lIIIgoII-usl) III-Iinsl
i‘m \*I.I \‘I\ ..~ I r-Iwnsy .
totahy (tuxtrcyel b_I :\ tIII‘I..I III.
IIcro IIIJIII'IIl
lt.~\ EIIII
\in . l. ‘u -.~-I
.\l.I:.y t-u-pio
lI‘IIIsitII’IrIrn. thI H;.;.I :III
IiilI-t‘ wt slut“. Incl “i. J l.;!i.It?. u l.t.II‘ II!‘
the .s‘r u-lIl .‘ (Vl.l‘l’»"‘_ III til . t‘I'l'lllIl --l a
t'o . tILbIIs lwrel anvl sh It :5? Lin lII'..-.-_ . ll‘
llllilt‘l pien .II; th. nlItI-c‘shaxni K ~.s. II.I:t.-r
“as aI‘rI-stot .I'I-l .;_I\II lril 'l our.- h..s lnv‘ll
a long stIIIId.iI; .cul t- ten-n Inn l\\II tIII-II.
pr. not; out ”1‘ an :It‘acl. I ._I~lI up -.I ”5‘
viii. Isl In the «liloi‘s pugs-r.
Allis buy and her ochen year-oil son warn
shot and l.Id-Il by attain! of India. s near
llcinmg. New Stormy
\I ashlngtou.
‘Tllr l‘l‘t‘silc‘ll has app titted Alfred P.
l-d_I rtI II. of Fort. “'aytic. lint. civil er ice
nnnmtsstonur. In‘plun: ul Norman ll Eaton.
t
mlqned. aII-l IllIaIII l. 'l‘hInlIoluI. of
Charleston. .‘4. '.. in the
John M. “roan-r. resignol.
p muoos IIIIro llt‘lllIII’ .Its. Mn lid
cotton loin: :lll cvmcml-Ir of (‘on
.;l‘t'<~’ an! .\l.‘. Tl‘t‘llllnllll a cunnnssion tIIci‘
. : t.
't total I-\1IcIIIlIturIIs of the navy do
rarttnout last war were$lllfll$filt
l‘m-uxmu: l'u\\'Hl.t., director of the
1 mt ul Mans gmloflcul surIov. in his sixth
annual I‘v'purt. just Issued. says: “During the
fiscal yIIIx‘ fair ’
t.I:III.:II:IpIIic survey of the I'm: Vt Stair: All
place IIl
lloth np
e tillllw there- It made roa-ly for thocngrnvcl‘.
'l he average cast of the work was about it
ter s piarc llltlr‘. 'lhc aIIIoltnt appntprlated
tor the survey for tlI»~ fiscalyear Iva. ¥l‘ll.|‘-ltl.
of \I hich slums was oxpondod.“
1V his annual report the cmnInissiIuII‘r-
general advocates the enlistment of cooks
and bakers for tho Ngular army.
..\ l‘llUI‘l..\.\l.\Tlll.\' designating Thursday.
.\.ovcmbcr - i. as a day of national thanks-
givmg was issued by the l‘h-sidcnt.
Act'onmxo to the re mrt of the register of
the treasury, of the l,uil.~l&l.‘.'ti‘.l United
States registercd bonds only 811,937,900 is
hold abroad.
Dummy ll Hs'mx has bwn reappointed
:I member of the civil sIrvice commission by
the l’I'csidcnt. This makes the political coin-
fiction of the ucu‘lydormed umuuission two
)einocrnls and one Republican.
Tm: Pn‘sldl‘ub has Appointed “‘illinm
Faxen. of Michigan. to be register-of the land
office at Detroit; F. l. Parson. of Texas. in-
dmn agent. at Ourny, l'tnh; Leigh 0. Knapp,
of New Mexico. receiver of public. tumors at
Santa Fe Pestrnnstcrs—tnto R. Miller. at
Brighton. N. Y. ; “'. S. Rainmaker, at Find-
lay, Ohio, and G. M. Shelley.“ Kansas City,
0.
TH: report of Second Comptroller Mar
nard shown‘ that during the past moat year.
37,159 claims and accounts were examined
sud settled. amounting to rumours
The number examined and settled dur-
ing the previous fiscal year was 37,780, and
the unounttlr‘dai'xldl: The average month-
lv employment of clerks wss seventyInhia
were lending and undetermined on
June 1. 1335. L,9~R claims and anouuts, an!
on November 1. 2.730.
Atom the visitors during President
Cleveland‘s public reception. the other after-
noon, vs: a lsdy. accompanied by her blu-
bnnd. who bad Just been mnn-iod for the
third time. and who for the third time had
made a bridal trip to tho \Vhito House. her
twoprevious visits beig‘during tbeodmllul-
buttons of Grant and yes.
Tan Pmident has appointed Robert B.
Smith. of Montana. to be United States dis~
trict attorney for Montana. and Part Dow!-
ing to bo postmaster at G
Aonrrmtun madam; by tho Pro-i~
dent: Juno-A. yard. at noon
Bayard, to Immatu-
(1W0!
cum
. s~ r. Iusly. Ill II I? ““th. lIur'. aIIlIvt‘I
li. woodman so be mistaut appraisor of
men hamliso in the district of Portland and
l-‘aluiouth. Mir: Robert A. Thoin- V n to be
appraiser of merchandise in the districtof
San Prank-into. Cal; Christiu Rois to be as-
sistant appraisu- of merchandise in media-
trzc‘. of San Francisco. Cal.
l'ussmssr (‘anxnaxn has issued a
‘Iroclaiuntiou commanding all pemons at
beanie and other plants in Washington Tor—
ritory who have Isomblml for unlawful pur-
puns to desist therefrom and to disperse and
retire penumny to their homes The
atiIn has been issued because it was feamd
violenieiand bloodshed would "mitt from the
intense anti-Chinese f ling lately exhibited
in the Territory. ‘
l‘mlgll.
‘Maxtns. a prominent seaport of the Philip
pine Ishnds. has been swept by a great fine-
Tl‘R'x'EY has notified the European powers
l
1 gaunt
FUSE
A Kansas Mayor’s Death from the
Effect of Arsenic.
His Third Wife. aged Sixteen, is
Charged with his Murder.
The acquittal of Mn “'alkup. on trial for
the munlcr of her husband, the mayor of
Emporia, KaIL. terminates a case which has
attracted unusual attention and interest The
accused is a beautiful S utiicrn girl, who met
and marricd “'alkup. a man of forty-nine,
that a Servian invasion of Bulgaria will be 7
regarded as a cause- for war.
preparations (\Intinue in Turkey,
Sen-in a Id Greece. .
Till: English court at Yokohama.
has asst-Iced damages of NWUMU against. the
ilrItish stunner filaIII-Irganshiro for sinking
the Anmrican ship Clarisa B. Carver.
A \louit.u:.\'1' of great importance h being
lillll’llV orginimd among the various s-Ici -»
tIos of hits! workingmcu. It is proposed to
form a vast f9.l-‘r&ll0il ounprising all the rep
resent ItIIvos of organized labor in Ireland
Japan. !
» wife on a charge of poisoning.
War-like
Bulgaria '
for thesolcpurtnneuf keeping out of that .
cozintrv all goods of British manufacture.
Iv.t‘II IlIx-oxc-ption of such articles as lrotand
is unablo to produce.
antmx‘ his been for weeks excit‘xl over
the trial uf l‘II'itor Stcndof th _.» 1‘41! .lIIIN Ha-
:.-H.-_ and Idlers for the abduction of a young
girl. l-Jhm Armstrong. against her father‘s
will. The defame claimed that the child was
taken With her uotlier's couscnt~—lho object
of Mr. Stead berg to obtain evidence as to
the thgl‘ant IIn'uurnlity provaibu: in the
lI.n;:lIsti metropolis 'l‘lIe jur.’ found Mr.
broad and :I Mm. Jarrett :uil’v :III-l a null.—
ted the ellbers lireat crowds 'tlirmigml the
court room nnIln-ljaceut streets durIn ' Ill-J
progress of ‘lh' dial. a
‘l‘m: jullgI-s oIIInnsic at the International
lnvcnti Ins cxlibition. London. have
near-led several gold. silver and bronze
me this to Amerinn houses.
FIFTY NIX Indian prisoners have bwn tried
at \\'iIIIIi‘ 3:. MauItoba. for tuIrtIpratIuI; III
the Fro}; .akc nusuicre during llIol‘s rebel
non. my! Ian «I the prisoners wore du-
clmrged, tweulyiiino \\I‘l'I‘ soul. to the peni—
tentiary im‘pertols ranging let \\I\.III twcntv
and two years, aill cl:~\'cli were sentenced t1
be hanged.
'l‘llr NorwNi-n; b Irl: Aquila has foundcivd
Iul‘ liotlII-IIlIIIr;. Nwe ten. 'l‘wont) —t.I\u per
3. us were drowuul.
.\ l‘ANlt of rolbors boanlel a train in
Italy. shot down the gaunl. secured HAW
francs null jump.“ III safety from the train
while It was runnnig at full stunt.
——_———_
r\ . — ~ ~ .
l..\|l‘.lt .\ l‘.\\ b.
.\ sI.I‘lIrIV«. car “as \\I‘I‘I“ot‘t In an an i
dott' to :I tlt‘nin HIV" t':II.:IIolI:Ir.c. N. \'.. and
[Lo “l'z‘ ot‘. .\s.II:II\IlyIII:III I‘IIarlos ll. l‘ratt,
of lltl‘ll“\t\‘l', “as kIlIIIl \lr. l‘rutt
i la:
sw awn “we :Ilsu Iut~ro or loss lll;t|l'l\|.
“nub has sort-st up tl,‘,»l1ll at the sh p
, yard oi‘JollII llulch. t1: ster~ l'cun.
.\ or. I I|\:.u has been app-Int l for the
lit lIIIIoIId IlaIly ll'. :. the I~I'.. In .I >II:I:ItIII‘
\l:\u.-r.o. "The of ill . papcr.
II!:: it h but. tiil) socml year. \\‘.|i be cult
t i.ll' It. ,
.lIInv Funny. :I tllt‘:\l"|‘ e:IIpl.Iyee at llutt-I.
\lIIIItaIaI. iIlIot Ubl iata l)‘ w -u:IIl Id \!I o
lilu a. \\.u‘It.~. a mac I‘IIlIllkllllI-Il of tho
I\.IIII:III. amt th- II klllt \l lIInIsIlf.
't‘IIII y~ nits a; . much uIteI‘Is-t \\ as ltl\‘tl\t‘l
In th» NIIIIIaIIIlIIIh vailoy ot \ Ircuua ty the
unimtxn ‘I IIII~:It that .‘liss l.\.lt:l lint-coca
l‘:Iy he. a i‘Itpgcs- Itatiyeof u IIu‘l known fam-
ll). “-3st! the l.‘.:|\‘I‘lllllu‘ gender. and that
she but Inarucd 'oIr otuployc. n Ali“ lttntoti.
.\n I no“ this rq Irtle that in the course of
a suit “tuned at \\’IIII‘hI\\ter. \‘k. the fact
was .tsIlell. I-Iu .hnt Miss tram l‘a‘Vl‘K“ a
mil-'I xIti M
in New Orleans, sir-e being then but sixteen.
Within a month after tho wedding the
bridegroom died suddenly, under ~circuni~
stances which led to the arrest of the young
The deceased
had families by two previous wivosfirnd these
joined in urging: the pmsocution. they having
bitterly rcsciitcd his third marriage. and
being p‘t‘suadwl that Minnie “’allaco a-~~
ccptod hint only to get possession of his
pmpertynvhich was coIIsidornl-to An autopsy
revealel the pnseuIe of arsenic in the
' dead man‘s stomach. it was shown that. the
‘ and
‘ not han :lI‘IltllllOIl llt'l'.
was J
' than any II;
sister of ttm above mentioned. “also a man? '
'l‘III annual up It of 'l‘tIIrd Auditor \\‘Il~
barns. of the treasury .letuIItInI-ut. shuns at
tho bemunuuol‘ the llb-‘lll your there \\t'lt\
on tile III that ofliw .i;.l\? unsettled accounts.
aquImtIug 'lu sillakiidfi, and damn; the
year 13.?an new accounts We!» l\\\‘l\’i\l. a;
gsrcgatut: SUI» .‘u'Il'. the total number of
ac stunts on h:.n.l u'Id hII‘civIsl ll‘lllg S.:_~_‘I‘.
IIIIIIIIIIIlIII; to “f these l'klil
“-‘rI‘ Ilispvskt of. amounting to $l‘.“.‘.‘.‘.‘3.‘.t5~.
i
-.
.‘MV. a," ..‘ .
\ i. .\‘s ....v._\
‘ livnin; at Ill - claw .-t' the ~\ear €;I.tl‘.'l.\u\‘II‘-
prognIs. \\'.I~ Innlo In the ,
I .-2.III|\‘ stIaI‘o miles was surveyed and I
.. ..__.I-_.-.__.,
in; the sIIIIIIIt‘ $2 l,‘-U .t‘dii
‘l‘IIl: l’II. sit Int has appointed the following
I! p-~stIIIasteIs: H. K. \‘cl‘
I:I.-.o;I. at. turn .l. Ill; '1‘. U. llunncll. at
.\o\\:on. .\' I S. ti. llenuctt. at I‘IltstorI,
l‘wnn, ;.l. .\l. ll ;:s.nt (\Illllt‘l’sVlllI‘. lud. ; JIItJI
ll linger, a: l,:.l‘IchttI\ lint; Joseph l‘lldcr.
at llII'lIIII Ind. In L ; lib‘ll Mooney. at liondunt.
N. \‘.; Jul-ill Alumina; at Superior, \"li
('ofoncl iiobort Mct‘inslt‘y has b- en appolutul
penswii agent at Dotmit, vice Samuel l’ust,
sustwnlwl.
.-\ \\‘I\.\'II‘::I. Manitoba! diqx‘ltcll Nports
that tllt‘lllllgfilllll‘t‘nt Iron clad stcainII‘ Ab
tIIIIIIol pr. sub-ul'
. rnmzl. I-t‘ tizol‘uia-liun l‘aI‘itiI‘ nlilnuld. was
ls
\\l‘I‘I‘l\I'-ltll Lake Superior. oll‘ l‘ort Arthur.
and probably tlIiI tyrtlu‘ee ti\‘ Is “are lost.
~\nathcr steniin Ir found thirtccn of the crew
of tho Alguuai and two passengers on an
island. and resvuot lll-‘tll. Tho Algouln cost
sit-upon. nudl was as luxuriously furnished as
ll“ “(“3“ >lt‘.\ll!\‘l'. ’
lltl:I.. the Manitoba rebel leader. sentoncmt
to be hanged on the 10th. was nIspitcl to the
Nth. .\l.-Iny petitions for a commutation of
his sontcu tlo hm iIuprisonmI-nt were sent
to the (‘IIIInItIiIIII government.
defendant had purchased both that p-ism
stl‘yclttiine about the time her husband
was taken ill; and the cn~e against her looked
black. UII the trial. however. strong evi~
deuce was adduced showing that th« dead
man had been in the habit oi taking arsenic
medicinnlly for years, and it “as further
demonstrated that his constitution was s I ha
paired as to render possible almost any kind-
IIt' (I‘lprN'Q‘, iudcpcndcnt of the action of the
poison tukcn Into his syslcm. '
'l'liech lI‘IIcv-. says the New York Tritium:
establish-Id a prostmtpllou fav-uablo to the
prisoner. but taken alone It probably \Iouht
The :let that she
tin-thought poisonjust at the li. . when her
husband was hi‘ltml IIi.b llls tatal illness.
\Iouhl. III the average tlllll I. \VllI‘ll placed in
connection \Iith the dzscrcpaucy III tlIIIirtIgcs,
her trankl) |‘\]'l‘r‘\‘ d IrIIiItt‘rrcIII-e to liturnIIel
tlIIIIeIuplntzon oll‘orul by his property Ion
,u...:‘;II-l.l vo created the c=-III'Ic::oII that
slIo “as :lty as charged. but fortunately
the Ilt‘d‘ll -.~ “as able to bring forward .(‘X~
cIIlpatvIIfiI' cI'IIlI-III‘II. lt was shown that she
had lqulIt the strychninctoclean udh‘v}
\\ tlil. and tin-arsenic lor her own use. to re—
lllthB coIta ll Itlw‘lglll‘ltlg bl It. IlIos from h Ir
{am This t-IstiIuIIIIy. if not “holly
cIIIII iIIciIzg. at least strengthen-xi
the dI-t‘I-II ‘II as It ItlIin: olsu could
have' done. wlnio the lll!\l1"ill evidence
lhI‘
us to the c In llllUll of the It I t‘.t.\ d limits ‘
llca'tl‘. :~II-l l|l\ lIn’IIt of :tl‘st‘lll‘ I‘ntdig, no
doubt titrncl thoscalciu tlIIIpt‘IsII1IIII"s luII-r.
Nor is It cre table tlI.It her ) outli, boa ity and
I\'iuIItII,;d llt-‘illlI-S' prmtucwl no ottoct upon
thIt emotional \“cslt‘rll jury. NJ ~h eiI~low~
nIczi's II II o ulna} \ exert-d a poucrt'ul Inllu
on.» in I-nuIts of name from the time of
l‘hryue IlI-\\l.\\3l‘ll, and no may be sure that
tbeI counted lmhI. .
' Not lint III-Ire Is nnv ground fir suspn‘t
In; the gut) n: unduc tun.‘ I ‘ll be contrary
the \-r.l. (If antiwar! auca‘to be fully
Jll\lll'9\l to too on ion «a l‘u' I: may bo
.plos'r‘a It \\ lII«‘IlI.Ir anv jury “m2 t tI:\\o :Il~
loII-sl sI t~ :. ‘ll \\--~.:bt to flu li‘nllllb‘ll)’
f r tho .l.-:. we lI:Il the coiniit. its been
r \'\\.\‘.l ant \Val‘uup then on trial
for id lav; in. I 112!" \\l3t‘. 'l‘lrI who has c\
citul l.‘ .tl‘|\ llnl \il~\v|lll‘l ‘,:l'l‘ ‘\. .llll It
Iv l. « III t.II'Il:I‘ Lib" Its place as n I Ills" lei.-
lIro. lut‘ tn ~ taxis are Iwnarmb‘o The 31‘. se
cation Hindu out a most dam um; o\hI'-;'. In]
at...“ -....-
(DI-LEIGH ON THE OHIO.
A -8!°I-M win a ctr-cu .-
Bml Goes Down.
Between 1:! and 1 o‘clock A. H. the side-
wbeel steambort J. W. Gafl‘. of the Memphis
packet service, ran into the steamboat Morin.
tnin Girl, which instantly sank in twelve feet
of water. which came several feet above her
cabin floor. The accident occurml on the Ohio
river. just below Aurora, 1nd. and resulted in
the loss of two lives “Tho World‘s Show." a
circus and variety organintion, was travel-
ing on the Mountain Girl and exhibiting at
the river towns
So far as could be ascertained there were
but two people missing from the Mountain
Girl‘s ”manger list—John King, of Cincin-
nati. the light man of the show. and Dick
Harrell, canvas man. of anmnceburg. Ind.
The ‘ ‘\\'ortd‘s Circus" belonged to George Hol-
land and John Mohammad their loss is about
$10.01). They have lost ton valuable r-i Iv
horses worth from $3” to $30) apiece, an
onovery tine animal va‘uod at “.300. The
side show, consisting of monkeys. snakes and
other curiosities was entirely lost. The
Mountain Girl was worth about 36.000.
HEALTH OF THE ARMY.
Congress Asked to Guard Agni-III
the sure“ 0! cholera.
The sin-goon general in his annual report k
the secretary of war submits the usual state
moat of finances an t general transactions at
his bureau for the fiscal your ended J une SI).
Iss3, The money value of hospital supplies
Issued during the fiscal year wa:
$171,205. “in Q'ldfllun to the ordi~
nary rc uirements of the mrvice."
General . urrny says. “provision should tx'
made for emergencies. and in view of No
strIIngln-ssibillty. if not protL'IIIiIity. of at.
invssmuof this country by cholera before
the close of the ensuing fiscal year. it is
earnestly desire! that ('otlznss make provis
ion by ado-tunic appropriation to enable
Ihisdetmrtmcnt to adopt ev.~rv menus within
its province to prevent. us far as lurseible.
be spread of full-JIIISNSJ in the army."
THE BUREAU REPORTS.
Annual shawl“: o! Ilse I‘ll-ll (‘o-p
trailer and rays-ruler Lenorgt.
The annual report of list Comptroller
Durham shows that during the fiscal year
ended June tilt. 1““. (Ram) warrants, aggro-
;utim: NJ‘IMJKSJH. were examined, n~_-is~
tcred and couIIteIsign-nl. and that 2-1.1“) aw
counts. M:t‘v;llllllg SEALSTJI‘JIJL‘I. receive-l
fnuutttcautluiug onions were Nviwxl. re—
INIrdeIl and certztiel to the register.
l‘aymaster General lbwhestor. in his an~
. nual report to the m‘n-tary of war. shows
l
l
ctrcuuishnlxil \‘\llI‘llI‘t‘. lt II Is I~II:II:I l;I.*I-~ .
that l
\il sll'xnlg n‘fwlv‘ lIlI‘ ‘llt‘Ilt‘V .
of the dozen o “as IteIol. “It .
.3 who .1 to I .cIIp-Il c. IIvII‘tI- n.
\ M. I‘« "I"! llt~| .' |\~\ ll: tll-\ IlelI\:II‘.I
“a. do. duel th I In I\' {\Il‘lilbl‘l: lo {tollltI Itl :
llIc I-Im n l‘l III \\I‘l\‘ svu to have t. on wet.
nut lv *.ll-‘. rIII;o. III: by cypliun‘oiy and
r.-tiut.. ‘ l‘s‘llllI‘llv of the III '\l substan-
tial \‘lla’d by In tn‘t. icon .I cam \IlII l]
at llb‘ \‘lll‘k“ thorn :ngxxiicl \I'nl‘rcI
1) ill... cs. .Ipc it‘I‘lll .I \ chl‘ct
of guilty It . h ItI.:c»l tI- no l‘\ “in h uoluit
tax “a. \I‘ cleariy llt lr-ate I as t- own in Its
turn t:.I It‘l')‘ coIelIthI the July (Mull
twirl: l‘I‘l‘o‘llJl’ «2mm are lIIVII‘lV always
full of 2 iii III. and .lIItEcuttIos. but thus More
Its prmlerssom . .It the i:"l\~*
oral Isl; ~t I-I' bank is t‘Int justice has been
done .L. s. to the I‘lISI‘llrl‘f and tortuousncss
of the «III II :Istanm.
ALASKA.
The Flu. Yearly finals-uncut of Its
«In ocular.
H»~\‘I-rn r ,\. l‘. Swiuoford. of \lan. has
made his lll\l nnuu It rep wt to lb I socnIt'II'y
of the Interior «In tlII I‘ ~n.li!io:I of adults in
that district. ll:‘:ll‘l‘t\‘\\l at Niki on Sep.
le'llllk‘l‘ 1.3 and \\ :is cordlally renuvsmt. The
repmt slams that several s h ml“ have been
I'\l.‘ll|l.§“n‘il at dill'Ireut points l‘l th . Torri-
turv by the agent o: the I‘Il“ ‘ulb‘ttzll bur-an.
and an incroawd Ippropriati ~:I .s rc [llost II
for tlI~I c\tIIII mm of the..- s ‘ll-l Ils 'l‘lio I‘llll'
Ilrcn mm s ml to III:IIII|IIst III Iro t‘Irzn the :II III‘«
:Igc .‘Hlllllbl‘ fur stu ly .I:I.l .\!II Its are
eslmcially fl!l\lIlll\ “J the establishinont of
lCIIglIslI schools lll tlIcII' :III.l~t.
.\ careful estimate of tho pItnIlItIoII of
south :Istcrn Alaska pla 'in tho number of
wlIitI-s at Limit and tlclllVI“ at 2.0M. l‘th
unltvo .\l:\\l{1lll< arosuid to
some cxtont III the Mom -ntary branches, and
to be IIIoIIIbeni of the tins-k. l‘nnbytcruul
and l‘alliolic church-Ix~ They are not l‘l-
Iltans. aul dItl‘cr ltl :ll‘t‘u:ll‘§lll»\‘. habit. lrttt~
guano nut in ntlIIII: l‘IIslkle‘ from tlI=I ln~-
IlIzuis IIf ttI-I brutal Status 'l‘uc gnyoz‘uul‘
dwells at length upo-I tho gnu: natural m-
suIIrccu of Alaska. ant soIerI-ly arrnIgus
‘lllr\.\ government azruts who lune repre-
sented tlIII country as Inclement to a degmI
that precludes the cultiIatioII of crops or the
keeping~ of Il~|lll\‘\lll‘ annuals Nowhere. says
he. III his home travels. from Lake Superior
llII
‘ to tho Hulf of Morn-o. box be seen :I more his»
uriaut \‘e 'otalEen than In routhivrstcrn
Alaska. 'l‘ to bardier vegetables all grow to
IIIaturit-v and to cuorm Ins sir. I, an i the car
tlcaro cck and in the best 'Iussi‘ulo «Indi-
1‘ tion.
KING 'l‘nlzluw. of Hannah. defies the Brit- .
ish. and an evpidition has been 7 scut against ,
him norms tllM frontier from India
TH: pmtnuIstcngencral of Japan and a
party of prominent Japanese olllcials arrived
in New York. tho othci‘ dav. from n tour of
inspection of the postal service in Europe
' and proceeded to Washington.
For}! men IvohI killed by tho hr. liking
down of a scrult‘nhl on which they were work
ing atKeithslIurg. Ill.
Drutxo tho past fiscal year the number of ?
postoltlu-s established was 2.121 and the
number discontinued Swill. making the total .
number in the United States 5l,3.‘i2. The
whole number of appointments during the
year was ll.2‘.¥‘\ Tho tubal number of money
onlor ofl‘iccs was at"; an incrouo of 745i.
There are 2.229: ixtstoflIa-es subject to nppoint~
merit by the ltrcsident. .
ADDI‘HIINAI. appointments by the Presi-
dent: Samuel J. 'l‘ilIlen. Jr.. n nop ew of the
Dcmoerutic lender, to be (mitoctor of internal
revenue for the fifteenth New York district;
James Burts. to be surveyor of cus‘oms for
the port of Kansas City. Mo; Oscar \‘nleton.
to be mistantl nppraimr of merchandise in
the district. of! New Orleans, La. Pumas-
ters: Williamdlyde. obtor of the St. Louis
l.‘cpnuicua. at it 10333; J. J. Cassy, It
\Veeltnwken, X. J.; H. B Linncy, at Gor-
donsville, \‘guflmrgo W. Ball, at W_
ton. Ohio; George Hammer. at We“
Ohio. ' 3
TB! trial of Edita- Stead and his fellow
defend”. in 3th. Etta W abduc-
tioncsso was tronmodin hallo-upon the
count of another indictment. and they wore
found guittysod unturned nsfoltows: Hr.
Stand, this. ‘ tbs: Rebeca James. at:
months. and pan Jacques. one mounts,
on without build lobar. and line. Henley,
alt month. with Miller.
A nun? law of shots in m on
cm the Baku-inn and Sci-vis- pouch on
the frontier. l
STEAM VESSBLS.
Annual Report at Ibo Supervising
I hopes-(Oh Izonorml.
The superVIsng inspector general of
steam vmls reports the work of the steam-
boat inspection: service for in) fiscal your
ending June 30, 188‘), u follows: In the do-
mesticservico—Totnlnmubor of vesscis in.
special. 5413‘s; total tonnageof vowels in~
spectml, l,Inls.:hiTI.tL5; total number of officers
licensed, 235.2%. The receipts were: Fran
inspection of steam “3501s, $98.85!: from
sales of licenses, 312,11”. Total Nils-«R
Tho mlalnumber of accidents during the
3 year resulting in hm of life was: Pins. 1; col-
: collisions. ll;
lIsions. 9; or IlOsions. 16: snags. wrecks and
sinking. 5. utnlfitl. Thetatal number of
11‘1“ lost by accidents from various causes
during the year was: fire. l; (3pr
sions or accidental escape of steam. it;
snags, wrecks and sinking
2t: occidental drowning. .35; miscellane-
ous census, 4. Total. 131 Total mun~
ber of liven lost In 1864, Tl. Total unm-
be! of lives lost in 1335. 133: in 1885*
tax 0! thcnumber at lives lost. in 1885, 4
were ngonnnd 86 were or per-
sons rod on steamers. The to. of
litoonueolmvearcls for tboflncnl lathe
minimum auntmbdng tonolo
each 43 steamers inspected on one
each three Miners i your ple-
THB REVENUE MARIN 1‘.
Work 0! the aortic: “Immen-
onl-
Thenpu‘toftbeebiefot tbsnvonuom
rinonbowstbntthework ottbissorvicofu
fispsst yosrcompsns hmblywithtbnt
ofnnytornior like period. The
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that the disbutxemcnls made by his bureau
Ilurin; the list Iisvui year amounted to
Sl:=.l\‘\.‘.‘:7. in ludIu; summit to thesignal
s In iv» and Stiiidkll to the military academy.
and e‘l .‘. -l‘J.-lliion army my rolls.
uracil: AND BRA—MATE
Tn}: Southwest is both: “verb-no hr min»
lirci tr. lllx‘s, goal. bad and in llll\‘l‘\‘uL
Tunas are only two truths in th~I cast of
‘ Saints and Sinners.“aa.l two only In “In
ltis l‘oIIIIr "
\TI.\\| l‘. Til’l‘Al‘till. th.I circus msnazer.
hasnad si\ rmlt‘oad Illlaibups during thI
phl season.
. owns Smu'ss has pretu-‘ed his new
I-pem, "The Hypsy Huron. ' at Vienna It Is
’ Ihebesi he tins written, and has achieveta
great, sII .‘c :1
Join ltI l‘t‘LU‘ICI‘ill‘s. “statues. lump rta‘.
prompt books and playsano town sc-lxt at
:Iuezmu in New Yuri. The entire outiit NI
atmxt about $-I.~‘- H:
_\ “lllIlll NIII NLTY" in Milan is n whistling
pcrzurnianco of lictlnIi‘s “harms.“ The
whole opera is whistle! through. the choral.
being executut by sixtom whistle".
Till fivnch wipers state that In Memphis
there have wwmly been .lis.\-\'or\\ln llllltlI
bar of bar \s three thousand years \ld. bust-ls
ancient no es. drums. trumpets null bells.
Miss Mlxsts llst‘x. who is to be Colonel
Mapleson‘s strongest operatic attraction in
Allb‘rll‘tl this sauna. new wants a duurstion.
The erupcmr of Russia has materiel upon
bertbe chm of the order of St. Anne.
.I\ IirzAt‘rIrt‘t. commemorative buildil ' has
just been Inuipletod on the site of thc‘dting
tbeatm. \‘Icutin. burnt In l\\‘l. “to num—
ber of slmctaturs \Vhol-vst their lives in that
terrIble lInI has never been accurately ascer<
taIIInl. but I'Mlls the lowest estimate
Max SIItA ALTIILI that, who has been
nude notorious by her litigation with the
Valifornus IIIIlltotIIIirc. Murou. ml! follow
the coins I \\ inch has become popular of late
yc-Irs with the female parliczgunts in public
s “trials She is '_\Ii!lg to become an actress
«a star.
l‘I‘l‘I\-..\'l. the famous baritone. has been
lIi;tI1y I‘IIItIp‘tIu-Iutcd in Spain. The people
to “h It)! be had sung ’.:l tir- llaIlIa Theatre
Ivisited his b not to serenade bin). tho police
tI h‘l to Iilspors . the crowd; the crowd m
plslt'sl: the soldiers \vero called out; and for
an hour the singer II‘ilii-Issul a (we fight in
lh‘ honor.
Accounts»; to the (Sim-a! o‘m-rI'IVI Gum-ma
i a new usebas boon discovered for the bug:
l>~\ IslIlI‘aEIIl ‘..I ‘
tIltIv s ‘. as: year. it seems. a Spanish 3 Il-
.l.er was brought to the military hospital at
Havana in a state of catniopsy. and for lif‘
teIIIII quutl .\ he sliou ed no signs of improving
lll‘allll. .~\t last the doctors orderel the bag.
l\l[\_‘\ to be played near his boil. \vliemupon
'tlI.~ man promptly lean‘t‘n‘d musrnwuoa.
and is now able to articulate.
THE NATIONAL GAME
Momma. has been a member of the Boston
club for ten consecutive seasons.
Pircnra Unicorns is the only player not
reserved by tho New York club.
lluxtuous wants to desert the American
amiwiation and go into the tmuc. '
Tull: directors of the Canadian league have
resolved to further the international leagu:
scheme.
l‘nonanur one or two of the New York
players will go to New Orleans to play this
winter.
THE St. Louis League club has signal Cn-
bitl and Bauer, the strongest men of the At-
lanta club.
Tu: best batting club in the Eastern tongue
was the Natimsl team; the “sunburn were
the best holders. .
McCotuucx. the pitcher. who did such good
work for the Chicago club. refuses to sign.
and says he will not play next season.
Tan big fish are nttcrtbelinlo fish as
usual. The mikadoa of the league nud,AInori~
can emanation are busily engaged helping
the players of the minor organisations break
their mutt-acts and resemtiom.
A GAII of baseball on roller skates was
played inn Cleveland rink the other day. it
Is exciting and funny—to the spectators To
the players it is bruising. exhilarating and
acrobatic. The trick is to stand still, and no
one can do the trick. Men. full when thav
throw the bull. fall when they make a notch
orn ' -up. andfnllwbo- they want touop
on n
NEWSY (HEARINGS.
“Mhtboonlym tnEnropotbnth
baboonspsnt
mauutnhgtnndrunttwonty-
hull-auburn
Dnvnuns’ it” in North Carolina
mnfiMsyssr.
An, ctr-out Jo 11. Y. M
mmammii’mnmé
Aneulnur' rn ‘ n trun‘ nou- lt-o
knlodtortysboopout annotate-unnu-
dwbnndndw this
FORM. cultuotnbnkohbulodtotbo
Wuhbfintwonnourbum
”this. .
nonintbowu-ldfl‘o ii. :5:
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335.8%9.
J;-
niii main“
Many Persons Killed and “'ound-_
(‘d in Alabama and Texas.
Whirlwinis Which Destroyed Ev-
erythiug‘iu Their Path.
A Selma (Alaudispntch givu the (0110'-
in...Ir [articulnrs of atomndo‘s deadly work:
“Friday night one of the mt turmoil!
destructive storms ever known in fit
State passclnvcl‘ the section of cunt-y
just north of this city, washing away
bri tgcs, railroad bcdg growing a0;-
and leveling forest and houses for
miles. A cyclone. accompanied by tot-rental
rain and appalling electricdiscbnrges. started
on Curitiba river, passed through llamas-11
and Bibb conntieslesvingn deed wasted for
tests. plantations, houses and villas. Exploring
relief partial say the track of tbocyclone “in
half a mile wide. They have gone over forty
miles picking up dead and w
d.-:I't know how much longer the track in
“Thirteen ISODS have been found kind
outright mariner-e than fifty dangerously
wounded. Anumbcr of persons cannot be
accounted for.
"Bales of cotton were blown from gin-
home; and busted and scattered overy~
where. No two locks of lint were left to-
gether. A man driving with cotton totbo
city has been lost. The cotttm and wagons
won: blown s nnrtormite and mud mules
cnrriel of! m be ,found. Gram
crops. potatoes, ecu, worn tom up from the
ground. Even trees and cotton stalks were
barked. lb liof tuirtics are searching for an
dead and dying and everything is being done
to relieve the .lestitutiou. The negroa were
frightened nmrly to death and huddle nbwt
together or squat alone. unclad, lll bushes
and under fallen trees. stupdied and speech—
less With fear and superstItion. The city is
being canvassed for money subscriptions to
bury the dead and rclievcthe wants of the
destitute.
“The Relief committee.
2ursuiiig '
1 tires ry
SIde of Ute destructive force of the nude. ‘
way step bv step. found in"
Here and there the committee stopped to cut
a fallen live off some unfortunate who was
caught by the storm and to tender all that
lay in their pI-Wer to alleviate the
sum-ring. Men were found pinioned ,
to the earth b massive forest
3’
(kills torn up by the ruthless {one of the
whirlwind. The crew for help reminded
throughout the diver wast-I. Others were
found unable to arti ate the wish for help.
from Ion; exposure. A committee (\ttum
of Ilthu.$ and citixns of Summcrtield started
early Satunlay morninz. carrying with them
nihln‘itw, bandages foul and stimulants.
Their progrou was a saoaxssion of horrors.
“ The supplies of th.I rein-f party \I'cre c1-
boasted Nirly. llelucbintly they left the
wounded that they Iu:_;ht coins to this city
for further help The I‘lllll‘lli respmdolmnd
at an egrlv hour wagons Were carrying food
nut clothiii: to the inflicted. Uue thousand
dollars has been contrilmt Id by this district.
The n-tutuiltax have been iltms‘nd. rec
ion Visited by the storm is h‘llloYt‘d from the
telezrapb. but it is known that two whit:
families were tulle l, and among: the uognms
the mortality is terrible. In one sum a no-
gm. his wife and nine children were killed
Instantly.“
:\ dispntdi from llatllerllt‘l l. Texas. says:
“Later’nvxmunts show that the cyclone In
Pam county. List ThuNiny evening, was
muse their at first letrtcd. [is [health was
thirty yards The ship-shapixl clout inovel
with my fut velocity and n terrinc nmr.
crushin: dwethngs and outbuIidIngs. scener-
in: their contents far and wide.
and carryin: 'de.Ith and dcstrm‘tion In Its
Iathwny. Hardy l‘Itmau and his thrw chtl~
dnm. six, seven and eight years old. and sis)
n utuc~voar~ald boy :Iainnl Iiicbant Haws
worm. 'm-m all instantiy killed II.» no. dr~
z-trtictIon of their herb-na- "I‘iIo ll-‘J-l o. one
child was twlstol of? and carriel 1‘“ yar ts
fmni the buy. him brunt. a Window. ng-l
eighty years. and her daughtcv were tudly
injnrvd by the “In-clung of their insider-nu.
It Is suptusat the tor-am will die Irvin her
"caries After the storm a turkey was
found conIpiotely strippcl of his feathers.
The damage was bosvy."
FIVE ALI‘iBIBTH.
an Ohio I Irmr‘o “'Ito hm “T. I."
II "In.
A nmarksble story uunas from Henry
county. (this. just west of Toledo. Which. if
it were not thoroughly substantiated. would
be hardly crodi'. 13.7 It is to the ott‘wt that
several days ago the \ ‘5 ‘e of Wilhelm l-‘rennd.
n German farmer. gave birth totivochildmn.
all boys. and that all the infants are well
formed and alIvc. “hen a cone-
spondent. investizatod this stamidom in-
m: be found that the event is t one of n
scrim that. have happened in this intervsti
family. Mrs Frcund is thirty-six yunfi
age. and during her nineteen years of married
life has given birth to twenty~ono children.
eighteen of whom are now alive. 'lbe other
three live! to various ages over n your.
The mother is Inscribed as n mimety Gor-
rnnn woman. rawbmed and spam and the
father short and >0le but not nutty. This
happy couple live on a small farm. which the
husband tills with the assistance of his qu
morons progeny. Some of the children. it is
sold. were born in the hay field, where the
mother was at work.
TREASURY SUITS.
Synopsis cl the Annual Report 0!
Judge llccuc. _
J edge McC‘ue. solicitor of the treasury, in
his annual report to the attorneysgenernl
states that during the fiscal year ended June
at, 1533, 2.90:; suits were maintained. of
which eighty were for the recovery of $73:
503 from defaulting public omccls: 193 were
for the recovery of $1,068,999 on amount of
violations of the postal laws: 30 were for the
recovery of $51,748 on custom house bonds;
12-3 were for the recovery of “mini for vio-
lations of customs and navigation laws: 8.15
were suits against collectors of m! and
others for refund of duties and toys. and
1.646 were suits involving $1,331,766. in which
the United States isnpart or is inter-
ested. making a total one!
III-might. 1.170 were docidod' in tom of
the United States;43wwro adv-renti- dccidal;
3h. worcsettlcd and ditched. L318 are
still ding. 'nic entire number of units do-
ciI orlotherzr: diqmod‘ogt b b the
r was ‘ $74; anoint w to nd‘ 3-
{rue were exclusive of decrees “in
rem” was $19,136. and the entire nrnmnt
collected from all sources was WJm _
suits
QUEER HAPPENINGS.
W. E. Bnnons, oannbcr-ry.N.J.,bssn
horsetbnt wrtbinnsbor‘t tin-thus
biscolor-fnnnnthrkbmwnmndappbw.’
A swsnriof begottnctod byboxnn of
bonoanpmrodnstoninNowu-J naditb'o—.
cause my tonne sunburn dislodge
Tartar-Nu eta. W. ' no.0!
Norwalk Chronicler