i ill usmr TI‘RliEl's.
Ill;
('nunrrtlrul‘s (‘rop
"use the ;
I _“ In Arc l‘lIltllOdo
l . n- l..l~llt:: is one of the most pruf~ :
1‘ .‘u l;i~t:i~.~s lll t‘uiixi.-.~:ic .t. llllil no- ‘
“h.- . . the tools so in, ‘it‘llilt‘l', j'iicy,
:i:. . p. _ :.:.: iii :lnior lls timing the high.
m. .7.) in .s .ind buck t .~ert_\' pnsturcs in
thus» I it'. of the
raisrd in North Sioiitngtoti. a lirlly town
in the sc'ithcrti put of the country, are
pzoti . incl-«i l»_\ .\cw York cotttioisctii's
to tw the tint-s: in the “or”. 'l‘heir flt‘sll
in sin. ‘c :01: i has :i gilllly flavor, which
is :ii'r : l to thc grasshoppers ntid
. r «‘K -. \x it: h the tlucksfezist on in thcir
.‘lllt‘.
l‘hc turkeys .
iii .1 i. u .1 l. tin-gs U\|'r the hills. .\u-
:i . -.. ‘. i l .._ ‘~I':.li wars the late Scriattr .
~ ~ l
.\ti -. 9f l.lt.~.lt- tslniil used to gct
tli» 11:4“: -i:.d lest North Monitigtoii
mile trviii the Mr: ticks mounted tnitrols t‘lllll-
' le~t-,: - l til; ;-~i‘s ills :md i‘iilllA oiled them to
rat» . .s. i‘. «a “as full of t‘lll‘r. tiiil be up
p-;i:.ut o l.nv.~ tonip‘cte self punocnslitn, rc-
» spindxug to the \t‘l‘Vli‘s‘ in it clear tune The
. plural-house. iitid file only
' from th V few
“ tulm l..~ phi-c on tlm trap lllu deputy sheriff
’ 1.. his .‘ori'i-ssv-r,
s ltsii.
' and stig-va’tc-l that :\ l‘t‘lll‘lt‘Ve might still be
‘ pcile-i
_ hlslll- Ill-‘1‘ ntil tulits sister which touched
. a \‘slllt'll to his. “:1! spec“) in»; that be desired
firm. uni ship it to the l‘restlctit
to: 21.x .\ liltc‘ ll lace 'l‘hzuiltsgiviu; ditt-
Ill"
l lT’u')‘ :. :‘llft‘ very little nttctitiuii
on. ' .: ‘lic l..l‘ll\t‘r. 'l‘iic) 1i)
lint? . . .1: sp' n; lulittid the stone
li-ip~ l:| livwls ptcpun-tl iii ltilll't‘ s
:. t:; ‘i: l.‘ .ll\\‘l}', and iii .\t»til t‘\l r\
ri-ts l '11» tt-xsti is dottctl iit iiitci-
\ . . ' . .\ Luis oitli sitin; turkeys,
ail. ‘ .-'. . it It“) :lsiriu- lierls ;ll
c- . \. man :is lill‘ c:;_:~ hue
i i . .it l the )mi'i: it"c :iii|~' t.)
' ‘ ' 'lxw icsl the ll-‘tl Luke)
it ms “V I . Tiiv- tnuo is and fii'lds to
l i. i t.i\it>g At lll :ttiiitgfrttil
3 ' . rttiiv-s :tlmiil the lilllll
,‘ . l.\‘r I'ft-‘lllttr llilt‘li\\llt‘.ll »
is {it '3 'lmiit. . t st :tlown tiicy
\l. ' . .' t . cs .li‘JlK lll" iriiiti‘
ll 2 i . 3- ill ‘1 0‘1 on it Lough its
t3. m. . .t~ -~ll .i firing. .t l~it‘-_:-.' !:cc 1
i. \ llll‘ ii iii hit) to too
l .v. {‘- -c.ts. uh h titty be ~H't‘ll
tr . 1.. ynt li mgr) to\ or ill-”bill:
. ‘/——/: lit“ “gwe‘i‘” ttir'nc‘.‘
“l; t .‘i ~ ~ - Yin‘ our: .iiltll of .l llt't‘.
U: n" ~ mid" lilt‘ hilt ‘itllll“' of .‘l
u t. » ~ ;: for this World. .\
l .f l 3. .l \ciy time: and tou-
\t ., ' ‘ ' littl\ of :l lili1lt‘lit‘l‘ In
' {to . \ hilt‘ \ltl/t‘ll ltll\' be
My .7 .1 7. 1‘s 1 l um ’I :i--‘c 'ol‘ li~
tn . « .‘ns flu noctuitml silctit'c
.. . s :t lll’ .i\\.ilu-s lel~l :igii-ltt's :l
t ' 1 .I .-l.n: tiliczc :: \izil do llll‘
rt. 1 'lt'allt'“: of loves ill tltc
c .1 r i. is H.117 lsi-ictzil 'llilt‘i \\l‘lllll
l ‘ A it» ~.z.=.- lurk"): linc l‘t'l‘ll
ri .. ' . \Y !.\l\'\' smile. The pro .ts‘
.‘ .1 t 2-,: He really .lit ti' i-licd
- . ‘:.i- l.\\il‘='l‘3 oi tl.csc um
i: i .
l ' -. iiimt :l~ mitiv ililcicizt
\\ . s t. ' v l.\lit‘ll litrkcj.‘ :ts lllt'f‘t‘
tl’ "x! be ill ..: zuiitttiut. method
is « ‘. - :ri 11 int - 'lit- l‘llil
\\' . . I clt-i‘ liu l ‘2; tlic
‘ .» '. .ii lllll ( iriip'iucciitiy
, \ ti'; o it 'I’ti‘ :iirm‘}
':.i- ' . ' . 11' all lit“ pciloinm-wc
t- i ".‘l‘.li||"" ii .l"lli““l'b
l. . \2. .‘ ‘.i I'll :zvnl \V‘l\ is luuflt'
~i . \ .‘ thttc “t-vks trefoil"
'li ‘ '\ ' ml :c: \«llllt‘ \\'l‘.llill§,
l . . it; like ti'tc t'zrltv'_\ l-y
' ~- i ;. .t .i \\:.o§.- isii‘tttit. “lllill
E i. in 1 \\ll:l i.i', .luutt the
t .. n lhv- s‘.rl‘s tu is! it -‘. lw
l . :' sini'li cltc I‘d-ills tlii'
t \ lin l‘l' ~t wind Vii-Iflllltg'
| i ‘.\ .‘s info lltv tlit‘m‘l. lltt‘
'? »i t. _’ thisv it .ts. ! .1‘ tourzli'
3 . . it. tl.t st\'li s.\. the
.s .l. - 1. I! i: is 11 -t fit? enough
ii" ‘ i ' i'i'ttt laid-ml \ittti \i‘\‘t‘1l
\\ l . . ‘:.tu svvcri \v.\ltiii‘.s etch
Yh‘" ‘ l ' ‘\u' it! tii'ce «Luvs, nt‘tcr
\\ . ~ l t'iw- dos» tit t‘cwtw lilllil
. ‘3. :i. t-ct of i\.ili: is is one for
t 1 l. ::. ' ,: ll Hm Lill‘r'l is no: ilc‘hl
it 1' \, ~_ :. t the \\ iliti:t plum-s
‘ -; i h” \\:i‘.:i..ts \Ull
1. z i ii vi .ttiitio ls oil. and
1. .- . i u~\c- '3» tit for fattening
H: t \ . i 23- \t'ls \lll\l' about
tl. A. \ ;~ +“‘_"|;'l?|‘_l' lllt‘ cntlrc
l ‘ . ‘. s. mull ll\il\.~_: the
sol . . . 1" His ”wavy pity
!' t "‘it til} tlitci-uiid liven
t‘. - . 1- ml. The tools me
~' ' lurk. l'to\idctice and
l in. t ' .\» ‘ Yuri 5'. t.
..__.__..7. I
Hi: \vsxgets of “old.
i.. , \ i..l' ‘1" tli: \Vll't‘f if 1.123
~.~ l . ‘i' i ’l 'ln' Iii,.~! ttlvw.‘ of
g»: ' . ' 5- ill Emmi iri llil
l" ,I.’ l ‘\\-'l:‘\ I\\ t. l-Hlill-lN
nut .nl \¥.t\ «wtitiiritc l. by
i 1 ~’ :1 it \v :‘r-:' iiti l ~llll'r-
\\ ~< ‘ ii .. li\~_‘ liitilhls til
. .i ' ' ‘ imi‘." [Etc g-Iiil 'l'llt.‘
! 1 ->~Htt.lt.;::\\.tssit"-<t~
'. ~l'riizvtsl.liurslu'mub
l .x. : \ at)! .‘ 'll'”: known :l\‘
. ~ .'i..: i'. l .-. twine-civility.
., ~‘~-»! \\‘..ii‘. t'tc-k. by
\E- .» - ‘_-v.- .sz-r "“110 was
it :' ilm'it ii lliti-‘r‘ or
_ ‘s' .' a w :i .ti l :t'llt'l'i lltltl d'tt:
.- .' .:. .- till the .--i;~ki‘ts of the
t . . ‘i- - -i. :ts ltl‘ than-i it lll“\1l‘lll'll V
1' ' 5‘ :‘ lll‘ llt‘tl‘t‘S'. “itiotite”-I
lii1n i ~ 31‘! ' in :t :is so >ti :is he
co .T; ' .. w Ely. Nutiiiullv “lwti
tlii ' A . 2 it s it‘ll t good ll"lil mt
tli-‘ !\ ‘li'v tli-l not let go. but
low, i. t i uninvv drunk for it day or
tip, ‘T'n '. ouiicil it iii full. allow-
it: . l. )7 n. H .or it. in this cutincc-
tun 3.. i 'n- \Llllt‘y ('ii‘r'i prints the
f»...-~\ '"fiilflhn.
I“ It.
nos-1m 3 ilil‘lll tlitt the largest nug-
ttu- country for $5,001 not being ne-
cc] Its‘tl, ltiel f ouiciital tlte u pri i-
. in: which led to his death. General
ailing siys the generally"
. Four days later l'ilt‘l was captured.
. declaring tliuthe “Ls sane.
- tenced to
g- ' : .:i»i it: ' :ilifortiia “its worth
it i 1.. fl) Ill $3.00 1is an erroneous .
ti. ~ 3* ~:t‘».~ that .l. J. Money, ‘Itld “
\ 1-; '. .. lll :i pi't‘c of gold about
.s \ : ~ :1 ii llou'tiievillc. Sir-rm
t . .‘tst of August. HST. that
\\-~.;1..--l fiu-ul mun-cs The gold of.
tli.t x «wt: “as \thf‘th $14 an ounce,
u h ch \\ u .i i make the value or the titig~
Icl win-r slowing. This would make
llii' l‘iiinc it ”I‘m the Ingest piece of
l'l c : . “vt‘i' discovvre i, so fur as ae-
: -;:.t= _'n iiereiuforc the Australian
rum;- *. :o :n 1 .ii the llallarnt gold fields, .
hn~ rm unsidert-d the largest. it was ;
\"l 'l(‘l .! \‘-".l_'(l1_l. Fiuiicv, or ‘Uld \‘ir—
g n 't. its lz~ “as familiarly called in .
th m. ‘ltl‘. aftcruard sent to Wushoc I
:ui.t::i '3 -rmt silver discoveries were
fit". llin'l“ zl. ‘rc. :llld from him the town
of Vi'glnia took its name. The man
uh » its-wowed the largest nugget in the
t :ilifu-i. a lt.liL-‘~ and gave his name to
lllv rib-«t ruining camp in the world.
dlt‘ll in extreme poverty."-— Virginia
L‘,'_. =.\} ‘ fz'eipriw.
A Musical Instrument of Pebbles
A l-‘rtuth m‘isiciain has succeeded in
making .1 musical instrument of pebbles.
It is xvi-ii lino-v11 that there are ceftnin
pebbtes which. if struck with number
st me. give forth a pure. clear tone; but
they are very rare. and the maker wns
obliged to unit thirty ycsrs before his
search “Al rewarded by his securing
twt-ut} -.~i.\ pebbles representing the tones
sud semi tunes of two octaves. 110 ms
pended these pebbles overs sounding
bowl. and has plncod this instrument on
exhibition in Psi-Ls. The most pocullsr
thing about those musicsl pebbles is thnt
the tune is independent of their sisc.
Thus. .n the instrument. the pebble
which emits the deepest tone weighs
fou~ rounds. the one next to it eight
pounds. thnt following one pound. and
so on, quite irregulsrly. Those pebbles
must be struck It s cortsln : nod if
they brook the trsgmsnt on t no tons st
d...
l
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l
i
‘ he fo‘itlly twin-hill .oti.xl be tlovi lo, ml 1 - the l
i
l
l
i
l
l
mull or in.
The Relic) Leader Hanged in the
Northwest 'l‘r rritory,
Exhibiting Remarkable firmness on
the Scalfold-
Particulars of the hiiiicin; of Louis lliel,
the lea ler of the late rebellion in Manitoba-
nro given iii the t‘ol‘ou in: dispatch from Re‘
gitta. Nurthu‘mt Terri! it‘y:
l.o.i.s iliol \v-ys llatl‘ml at th~ lmrrn‘ks of
the um int-Hi police I-u‘t‘c. lir‘llr this t'il V. {\tl‘
high trons -:i against the t;ll~‘r‘ll o!" “rent.
“I‘ll-“Ii .i? s : lock tlits niot‘liitig At a
....
I‘l‘s‘dliui \\ - i'ls‘ll ‘passes, Two o: bcr
hues \ii‘ an ir is were strittotiol at points
nearer ‘ be post. and hero the same pt‘e
chum-ms \von- i-lmriv-d. .\'o ~ tie \\:is por~
mitt~lto enter th- gnarl room until \l‘.‘
0‘. lm'..‘ lhe ‘ ‘t i‘u pivsciitisl thou \\ as that
of it»: on tli ~ s iiil’ml \vi'li l'ero Andre mid
Filth ~r )1 ‘\\‘illi:iiiis \vith lltlll. teleliruting
nuis‘ lici. \\'ll\ on his knew. \vesriug a loose
\\-vu on stl‘to‘.t. gnu lrwllS‘l“, and is ironic“
hlllf‘f i )t: h.s twt iv r - vi-m-casim llenxwivwl
the u ti.-~ to pro cod to the s ‘iitl’oll iii the
snitio utiitsisol lliillltls'l‘ shown on file [res
(\‘i 1‘." :ii;li‘ <\ll rt- wiviu: the want i; of his
s iii? -l~l hill been ens‘tcd \v.tliin a rontracb
e1 tvmiwure itiiuiv-dtstofiy ill the rent‘ot‘ the
view of it. was
lil‘i‘ll ;:i :i itiiiiieliutuly under a
ruttcr. "lite 53‘! so ’l‘l‘llllt‘llt was Iain-it bv
llls‘t‘illlill‘lllllt‘sl lllltfl u itiitu . the guard house
pr-niwr. and near the otcimig \vlii ‘ll led to
lllt‘ si‘ tllui l.
\\ nu . tli.» inn'untit came for lliel to have,
his at iizs and hands pitizniied he kept looking
ml. 53 oly repelling his priiyers‘. He then
“alt-xi llll‘t-llill the wpt'lJn‘; rind down the
llll. ruo st iirwuy with his llt‘uvl turned away
«it. titans and soldiers who stood
iviowtiitig. \\':ett be “its about to
w.u loo-
about it
asked if he ha i anything to so} He turitisl
l‘rt‘tl Au irc. lull in pitted.
“Shall l not say u [t‘\\' “ords‘” “No.“
on wily replied the y»r.--~t iii Fri-itch. "make
[ills \W ur rust siicrzti o and you Will be re-
wnt‘il .1 " lliel turiie l au-l reiiiiirked iii litig-
"l have nothing nurt- t') say.“ There
Wis iillleilt‘iflv iii :l-ijustiu; the lltkist‘. but
ltiel «Ltiot retiizirk upon it. Hill] as the white
cup .- used over him he “as heard listiuctlv
ft‘lh‘i‘llill; his prayers Tit-re “its hurdlv h
qutvci us the drip fell.:itid his death \vnsr'irtr
riouti us] :in easy one. V
In the night l‘cre Andre urged upon Riel
not to attempt an address upon the scnll’old.
t‘ll its way. in! this i icil lite] sttoiiuoudy re—
llo n‘l'lttkvfil :i .etter iii the night to
Illu'll HM ntlnotiuii lu- lnvt‘c them. He ndded
his : oh I, be lni-l by the rd» of his f.i:lier‘s
it. St. ll. mince i‘r‘lllt‘lt‘l'\',fl1 “iiiinipcg. which
request \i‘ ll be curriedt-ut. llemnyululuiost
co-i:i-iiii-~ts2_\' in tho [it"lll ' llc «lit'octnl A
piny i‘ to his friends lit tlio l‘iiittsl States,
\\ ct‘o o-le‘lat‘wl inn! 0; them ware. and
n; i ii to h.s “'1 n ls iii ultiulsv lle priiyel
furl s in vy -ts ~tv-.ikiti_: of thini‘ e’l irts‘ tn
li:s limint tutti of their gout; t-- l‘flf‘uh.lsl for
him l‘tm ..tt ‘1! itzig priest tu'il tizni it was .
his July to pixiv f-i his enemies He replied: i
“ i .i i‘ ._ .‘l i l at once lb-‘;‘lll to pun iii .
English for the [‘l‘t‘illl'd‘ of \‘miutlii. but he '
.‘:\"‘ that ll.i‘j_(u\t‘l‘lltll -u'. mull! somt be ro~
ltoicd from his rulc.
'l‘hc \osss in raumln.
littctisc i‘\«‘lll‘tll-‘lll \\‘.is ill" its» i tint m; lllt‘ |
French t‘:iti:i-l.-itis lw the Ii ‘\\\ its litcl‘.
lirii:;it.;.: lti Nioutrniil ii crow 1 vi more than
ism-"l [is-owe :ixsetiible-l . . lt‘l‘ :i «l v-lligtcsuf
Sir .3 liii .\li l‘olin d. the Farm l..lll pvt-truer,
and o' hwt~ cult not llllll.\lv~l‘s. 'i t;t~t ul- tit
masses “ctit lt.f‘«i‘.l_;;l| it o slt‘m is singing
l-'t‘--it:*h «rigs. and Hm piilu‘o “pro tor the
time p M'crloss. 1ti l‘l‘it‘is‘x‘ the excitetiicut
w.“ ;..so \'--i)‘ gnu-it. and iii iti)‘ tings “ere
(.t.s;\l;l_ved nt llllll :iiiist. ‘
‘s
Itlol‘s turner.
Louis lluvid lit-u“ “us t-oiu ill 2*“ at \Vo‘f
lliii.~lt .\?llv‘1‘l‘.|. :l'rl “as dcswuxtml
t'totu nri lrisii family u‘ttiiwl tilleil‘v. Hts
{.‘llLI‘r unis .lenri ll ipti ~te lieil. Ll tt'atigvi‘ itttl
lii.:it--r \\'t‘il~ltll=-\\ll lit the .‘wrtiiucst lviti~
fury, and his liliilhv-l‘ “‘1‘ llll lilill‘l‘l. lti l‘I‘J ,
the el mt‘ Hit-l 'el on intact. l-y tin hill lif‘t‘s‘il\ 1
and llivllllltstl-l1!1‘l tho llilthll s l1:i_\ tulll'
pstiy. still he at lust l‘t“:lllit‘ so mover ul
t
. l\ "1'.
that tho cwrporutr iii purchased his :
tin-tr :lltil nuitlo :.itu an mutants-tor. ’
“‘1: in Lotus III -I was u buy. Ft i tr
now .\:cht~.~l:o:> l‘uclin. then u tiiissiomiry.
d.sc \ruod lll him r-laiiu tits of cluit’nctvr \vhivh '
.\ >)‘l.li pt‘i-tit of tile liiiliniis :itnl ltilli breeds
llu n'toch-sl the boy to liziiisef hill {or yvzirs ‘
lite. served as an wwolvto and ill otoet‘ \T.l_\'§
Iii 'vlllf‘
\\‘.lS trauisfrrrril to St Mory s t
he ptirsiiwl
to course llll-l re “‘in’l‘ l:-'ll -:-s iii
. r tun \lt‘l‘lll‘lll z-ztts \\ bile
goal l‘~‘$1lll5lttli->M'~"l his {hinting tiicic. the
instincts of early liH‘ Were not. \vi-iikciiml.
A tor his collvgo cirursu lll‘ studied. hm. Lu:
\Villltllll suctnss. lit‘llil‘ll‘I-g to the .\wrth‘
“mt, ho in lNli' stirtled liist'ormer assoczutos. 1
who had never been l!:l' lasso-l \vith llh :il'.im- ‘
lul‘lltv‘i. by leading the tit'st lidltVbr-‘cd now 1. l
The Hudson llsy ionipativ li-ul triuisfz-t’i‘cd .
its tcrrita ry no the Red and .“>.\illill\‘ll\ riwrs. j
and the builds-owls “- t'c afraid they Would be l
drtventioui llh'll‘ homes. tinder lliel‘slcndwr» .
ship they tlt‘lluhlltlt‘l the right. toelect their - -\vu
legislature, is free homestead and lth‘HlDllslu
luW. 'l he governor of Manitoba wnsdi‘iven
out of the country by liiclis forces In IVA)
the rebels tlis}n‘l\‘d on the appearance of
tieuernl \Vofseley‘s expedition. and the lied
rucr utitipnigu closed without bloodshed.
For 5. me time Riel Telltalllod in hiding.
While \llll an outlaw he was elected to the
l’t‘lllilllllll pillll‘llllt‘lll for l'ruvcncliei. and
nwtua‘ly appeared intlie house and signed
the roll. Then he dtsnpjwired again. finding
refuge in Montana, where he acted as in your
fvss-ir iii a Jesuit college. Late in 1‘34 he re-
ttiriied’ to the Nortlnvcst. His offer to leave
must-«l the tiiissi ‘ll'lf‘\' iii his labors
i‘. .
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lU;.l
("J‘
“641‘.
l‘xtl- ’
il. \~ l"l‘!‘
:l
Mildletoti. commanding the Dominion iiitli~
tin. nib-r much skirmisliiug and lighting,
routed the rebels :it liutouche on May ll.l~\'i.
lie was
tried before J ridge Richardson at Regina. his
counsel pleading insanity. but Riel himself
Ho was sett-
be hanged. but. was reprieved.
Strung. but iiietl‘ectual efforts were made by
l-‘rt-nchAt‘aundians to have his sentence cctn~
muted. an unsuccessful nnpenl being made
to the English government
MUSICAL AND DRIJIATIC.
Onosxtsrs in London on seldom psid
more thou sum 3 your.
Grnnxn'r is sold to be engage! on no opor~
Otto libretto with n Hiudoo subject.
11' is sold thst than are twice as mnnvpro-
fossionol sctors in Amer-ion as five yous «go
Minna: PATTI will not come to America
this yeu' nor go to Spain. but she will sing
in Ports. .
linens Bss’xs bu written s domestic m
on the star of “ 01d Robin Gray.” V
will bs need before long.
'I‘ln tenor Micruvluskl will bond on Itnlinu
open compsuy which will ranks n tour of
this country. beginning next spring.
Tn members of the Sands. the fill-
kno'n womsn‘s club of New York. gov. n
bsuquot in honor of Mary Anderson.
humus mans-root n Shskespssrson
student of color. musty undo s successful
opp-none. in tragedy in Providence, 3. 1.
8n Ans-non Senuvnn bu undortnkon to
column- now sscrod orntorio ox for
the fosttvnl next nutumn. bu nl~
randy sk is out.
Its: \‘sx zstno Amer-loss shim
hsotsroponhdborlutgoinur‘striuwnt.‘
oporo use. Thom foul,
nttondodborflmooncors.
‘Tmnmmwussmsnstroup- nowoo
rosdsndnsweompsniss m dollytorsn-
hauntingly to ntons for tho occndcnnl
dropping-cutofonrllcrorgnnissdputlos
Ionian Pouuov‘s Hunks noon sto-
vokoanstroit critic into thonkfullys n3
tbnt‘mn‘s on not interesting
oz inthsssnssthot muslin M‘w
shoot-ions“ _ '
maroon Emu-a. n Ronn-
bubnd will”.
. The amount iuid out wss 337.121.:07 l
_ order ollices~ of the
i follows, compared with the list of the pre-
NEWS SUMMARY.
Eastern and Middle Stato\
'C‘nsnLns J. Usuoiix. n prominent New
X ork broker, has just die]. lonvuig a fortune
of nhout $4,000,000.
Qnsnuis ll. Barnum. a single young man
residing in Newburyport. Muss. has fallen
heir to $7,500,000, left liiui by an aunt in
London.
Jons W. O‘Bntns. n governnunt om-
ployo and an exAsoldier, has been nppoinwd
neighor in the New York custom home. hsv
tug lind the highest average of proficiency
in the Ncent examination of applicants This
is the mo in which the Xew \ orlt collector
nppoitiwltAhlor-uian Sterling. of Brooklyn.
to the position. but was ordered by the l’nasi
dent to suspend Sterlin: sud hold on exsniis
nation. own to all applicants, under the civil
service rules. Sterling was among those ex-
nziiitiel. sud \vni twentvsthinl in the list of
thir: y men who passed the examination.
U. R. FLAFIJN. bond of the prominent
New York dry goods house of H. R Cluflin
A". t‘o. died suddenly a few days since of
npoplexy. He was seventy four years old.
and since A. T. Stewart‘s death was rot
tilted as the lending dry gools merchant. of
the country.
Mus Au‘unn FRrvz, wife of s prosperous
young New York engraver. killed herself sud
twolittle children. n few days since. by ad
niinistoritig mison. The only motive was
pique consul iy ii family quarrel.
T\\'xxrv~.\'txs workmen employed on the
New York aqueduct. have lus‘ their lives by
accidents in the past six months
Scull and “‘0“.
Tilt! New American expositionfin out-
growth or continuation of the uncut “'urld's
udustrinl exposition—lists been opened in
New Orleans with "ionising mnuuonias. The
exhibits are from all parts of North, Cons
trnl an .1 South America.
'rrirurroxs: men have been indict-s1 by
the grand jury at Brim-field. N. t‘.. for par-
ticipntitig iii the lynching of one t‘ult-renth.
The prisoners were taken to jail pending
trial. _
Titties men \vem killed at liopkitisville.
Iii 1.. by the explosion of u butler.
\\’it.t.ts.\r SHAWN. BXAl'lllk‘d States Sens-
bor. nutoue of the wealthiest men in the
West. died the other day in San Francisco.
flgt“ snty~thrve years He was is native of
Uhtn. and was \vorth many millions. mode in
niiiiiii; and other simcufnttons Uflste his
mime bud bum pt‘otiiiueiitly before the public
on account of a S‘lellllullll divorce suit
brought against him bv Sirab Altlicn Hill. a
voting \votiinti who claimed to be his wife,
but whom he mpti listed. declaring it was is
ruse of attempted blackmail.
Sxxsroti l.t»:t.\\n Srsvt-‘uiui this formal-
ly preseutcl to the trustees. at his residence
iii San Francisco. its a gift. the dmd of the
pnipcrty with which it is intended to found
llllil endow the l. lot i Stanford. Jr.. univer-
sity on the Polo Alto farm. The gift cons
sists of the (iridley, \‘inn and Polo Alto
rartus, n In. is comp-do.- \7 an lli‘l'fli. o pres-
ent value of which is about Mouton
“ALP" litrru‘. a notorious Kentucky de+
porndo. credited \vith tho murder of fourteen
men. has just boon sentenced in_ the l fulfil
States court at liouisulle to Sixteen yesrsi‘
imprisonment for forging pension papers
tllld postofilce orders
(‘ULUXEL Josm-il lltit'n‘. a prominent
citi '3“ of Damascus, Uhto. killed himself on
the grave ot his son.
Asunusox llt‘uiixs was shot “counting to
3 the l‘lillflfl mode of execution. til the Indian ;
Territory for \\ ifo murder.
AN explosion of giant, powder in the mouth
of a Silver t‘lttf .t‘ol.l tltlllt‘. destroyed the
shaft-house and cut ntf the coat» of tort
miners below. All ton were killed.
“noblncton.
l-‘t‘urmtn app-intuieiits by the President:
I ~vcn~tt S‘lltvlllillall. collector of customs at
lb ton; Colonel Robert McKiustrey. to be
‘0“. ion agent nt Detroit, Mich: Don Carlos
liiel . to be pension agent at laiuisville, Ky. ; ‘
John ll. Mct‘lnne, of I'rcgon. to be Indian .
, ngoiit; Dr. John tl. Lee. of Philadelphia. to
be secretary of le'ntton nt. t‘oiistntititit-ple, '
'lurkey. General toeph J. llnrtlett. of how ,
York city, to be second do nity nutmiissiouor ‘
of pensions; \Yillintti ll. .lorgnti. of Nash-
ville. Ts‘llll . to be a member of the board of
llidtuti cuiiitiiisu‘l ItieN.
'l‘ur annual report of bite uninitis‘sionurs of
customs shows that during the put. usual
your there “its paid into the ttwtsury from
various sour c~. the n counts of which were
sottlel in his ozli ‘e. the sum of $1Nl,‘2il7,.'u&
lH'RtN-i the past fiscal _\c:\t' the LAT) money
t‘otltltl'v I““l.|t‘d orders
unoutitiu; to about $15!. I si. Mil
Ft‘ttrtttzu a tpolttltttcnls l-v (tie l‘rcsidoiit.
Frederick P .L‘lls‘llclil. of Turns, to bosom :
tarv of the ligation to aniii George \V. ‘
Glil-k to be pension nzont :it l‘ogmkn. Kansas;
Ernstus lie-limit) to be collo'tor «Y customs nt: .
Fn-tichitnii‘s liav. Me. Presidential post— 1
masters. J. C. llotiey. tit .ltnertcus. GEL. R.
J. Harrison. nt Tuled~‘. ld’i‘fl. l.. l’.-0h':iger.
st Wooster. Uhio, l.6.|ll‘\l‘.l li-zier, st Ucnln.
Flo.
Tn: court martial at Port .\lv ~r. near
“'nshttigton. \vhii-h trml eqhtis‘u signal sir.
vice men on charges of itistibordiiintmn found
all guilty and sentenced them to be publicly
repriiiinnled by the \‘lllt'f signal otli er. g
Tlll‘: seventeenth niiiiitsl list of morclinnl ’
vessels of the lfuital Status. as prepared by
the commissioner of non; tioii. shows as
vious fiscal year: Total number of vessels—-
iris-I, 251i til; 1935, 35,513. decrease. 1.117 ves- .
leis. Sailing vessels—15st, 17.58“; 1595, 17,-
167; docreuse. 431. Steam vessels—1894,
6,111. 1586, 5,706; decrease. 40‘s. L‘nriggod.
vocals—1854, 2,931;1585. 2,610; decrease]
28L
Fonlxm
A Moxrnnu. cat caught the smallpox.
Ex-l‘iint: MiNisTEt: HtAiisToxn‘. is making
political spec lies in Scotland, and attracting
great. assemblages
“'lttm: working at the ceiling of a public
building in Montreal six painters full is dls~
truce of fifty feet Three were killed nud
the others seriously hurt.
MANcitEs'rt-Jt. England. has had n #5:“.000
fire, two blocks of «wareliuusw being gutted.
A snsnr shock ufronrthtpmke has just been
felt in a. portion of France. ,
Mn. l’rzannnis, the United Stntes minis-
ter at Berlin. has protests! to the German
government against the expulsion of flv‘o
German Americans from the island of Fochr.
I x n frontier skirmish st Trn eight. Serv-
inns and one Bulgarian were killed.
Miss (.‘Inansxn has returned to the
“'liite House after on sbscnco of scvcrnl
mouths. .
W. A. \‘txcnx'r. whose appointment as
chiefsjustice of New Mexico was revoked bo-
cnuse be appointed Stephen W. Dos-say n
jury commissioner. has written n long letter
to President Cleveland explsinit his action
in reference to Mr. Dorsey, protesting
against suspension without getting on oppor-
tunity to defend binnelf.
NBWSY GLBANINGS.
Tn pulnflon of the British e ire is
310300530; of Russia 100,000,000. mp
A sternum weed grows in Fasten: 0r»-
con, 'blch kills sheep that food upon it.
Faun cities—Now York. Buffolo. Dotrolt
ond Adults—ore building oremstorios.
Cnstrsnnnrnsssid tobsss lsrgo as us
are being picked in (rest numbers in inns.
Toward or United States soldiers st
Gotn stombistobowitbdrswnannuusr-y
no:
Brlcvumnsmbuying upnlltbs vscnnt
and in Flor-id. nod building prosperous
was.
Tran-swim millionaire balloting:
no {In psrsonsvvbonro rs on big
Alfons-sin bsobslor,worth $75000. vos
bllcnoticothntbs wrllsooncnmoflsgon
hobuntfor nwifo _
A sun on tbst iss copy in minister.
“Malcolm“ tot n: W
isbsinxbniltforooorg‘i'd‘. in Abba?“-
Pu'rsnunoclnims more ‘cb “topso-
Gnsionto ‘ than.“ citylntho
000.3330. Seventy "flu. ms. 018%
‘mmumm ' ’ crops-
sbsssvsnlrivsn of lulu mien.
“mammalian-ox. was out
0‘0 W Dr.
mum on
whmhvgsd
Jobs Bo «viol-
f appcul to the ~ti tiiu for aid
_ however. that. the. ]l)f‘I0 \\'|ll only furl“all_\'
pronwt azattis‘. king Milan‘s n‘tton itide— !
ileum IN EARNEST.
Desperate Engagements Between
the. Serviaus and Bulgarians.
The Bulgarian Tmops‘OJmpletely
Rented it. Every Battle.
Dispatches from Belgrade. Sen-is. give
the subjoinod details of the war between Scr-
vis and Bulgaria:
“(lent-rid 'l‘opnlovitch. with the Mornvn dt~
vision. had A desperate battle With the Hul-
gsrinus at. 'l‘rn, and the latter \Vem u-tnlly
dofented. The Scl‘Vlnlls fought With great
gnllntitry. and cnptumd two guns and many
prisoners 'l‘hl'eci battalions of Bulgarians
surrendered.
"A battalion of liutgnrinu \oluntcers stu-
tiontsl at a point on the 'l‘imuk river, cnpitu-
inn-d, without tiring n gun. to Colonel “juk—
nincb, cumiiinudiug the \orviaui ’l‘iuiok divis-
ton. ,
“Details of the capture of llrngomnn in“
by the Scrvinns on Sunday show that. the
llrinis turd Shuttindja divistotis. under
Colonels Michkovicti and b‘enwky, were
engaged. and attavkol the Bulga-
rtnns in force, outiplctcly routing
them, The strum: plots were cnrriol in suc-
n-ssion til the point if the bayonet. Monies
of Hulguriitus laid down their arms. being
patiicstrickcti. TliosluttglJ-tr was terrible.
Several guns were captured, and the plus “'th
alinn loiied by its dun-riders The liulgnrinns
the next. dew cvuvrsstctl all their tortitiud
positions iii the tieigltlxit'hmid of the pm the
servinu light cavalry pursuing and scatter
mg them in every dons-hon.
“The Sl-rvinii diiisiun mnrcbing on Widditi
gave battle to the liul".‘|l‘lulls near \Viddiu
this morning and mi tctnd upon them a
crushing detest. Tue loss was heavy on
both sides The Suvinus captured 1.000
prisoners
u’l‘he headquarters of the Sorvinn army bss
been fixed 2“ ‘l‘ztsribrol. The present situa-
tiuu oi the Scrviim army of in rilsion is as
follows: t‘uloucl lleiiecky, \\ itb the Shumsdjn
division. bus as e ulcd the liu'snoiskn Stream,
and is upprtuchiu; h‘ln mutt; Colonel
.\1 ichkovich. with his force. hos reached
tletdrt l‘ius. ou the route to Slivuitm;
(lollWM‘ll. With as large force.
is it lritgomsu ss; (‘olotiel lljukuitch is at.
Ktiyorevnlz With the reserves; General Insh-
jiiiiiti Ninuitisnt Kioln, which he hiss captured,
t‘olotiel 'l‘opalm’itcb. with his force, is at Tl‘ll,
and is going to lirnsnik, whence he will crux
by a direct route to Slivnttm. l‘lach ninrclr
tug divistou numbers titJUU men. The Bub
gurmus aw cottceutrutcl st SltvuttzsL
“The Scrvinus not only hold all the positions
in llragoiiiau l'nss. but have capturcd tho
villnge of Drugomui.
“This city is “13.1 with excitement and re-
joicing over the splendid success of the Scr-
vinn troops. Kiri; Milan bu m-ugrntulstul
General llcslijiuim on his brilliant victory at
true...
"King Milan sent .1 l‘icgul'oh so (‘Hn‘t'll .vti—
talie ullllollll-‘ll.g the sumcss of the Servtiut
urtiis. All the plotten against King Milan
have been lil-cratcl estsipt .\liti.lerovtcl|. n
clerk in tho war o lice. wh ) is churgrsl “llll
perjury in denouncing his cotiipiliiius.
“ t be Serviuti ministers at t‘otisturitinople,
\‘iciins. nut llei‘ltu havo forwarded t I King
.\lilnu sstisfnctnry reports regarding the
\'l\‘\\s tikcti Ill Hilli‘lfll i‘lt‘.‘lt\3 regarding the
conduct of Scrum There is, hoot-vcr, much
nuvicty manifested mung to the large lllllll~‘
bcrof 't‘urktsh lt'm ju tiinswl in the Servmn
frontier. coupl at \\t:li l‘l‘lllt‘d
lt is believed.
clnriug \vnr.
“Kin l'uey. tli . Turkish minister hero. iii an
LATEIEJESWS.
physicinu of Philadelphia. was cremated the
other day in tho Lnncnster (Penn) crematio-
rium. .
TH: people of Gslvestou, Tens. have ap-
pealed for help for the destitute victims of
the late fire. The totnl lossu have bccuesti-
mntcd nt $2,500,000.
A‘r Ornsbs, Nob, Judge Miller, of the
Unitsd Stntes supreme court, tins sustained
an injunction rostrniuing n company from
fencing in 52.00.) acres of government loud.
The company but fenced in till this loud. sud
the decision is regarded us an importsut
precedent in other suits of n siniilnr character.
TH: President [ins made the following up-
poiuttueiits in one butch: LIX-Governor Wil-
liam D. Bloxbnm, of Tallahassee, to be sur.
vcyorsgenernl of Florida: to be registersof
lntid otlims, llnlph N. Marble It Duluth,
Ilium; “'illiaui l‘. Christensen nt Redwood
Falls. Minna Thomas 1“. Carving, nt Fergus
Falls, Minn; Henry lliiiehsrnnt Ia Grands,
Ore; Winfield Sh Austin.“ Olympia. W. T.;
Emmet llornit, at Entt Claire. “'15.;
Stephen F. 'l‘hnyer at \\'nusau.\\‘is. To In re-
ceivers of public iitonoys—lawreuce 1. Anne.
at Fergus lt‘nl's. Minn ; John T. Uutlousc at.
La Gran lg Um; James Browne at lALi (rib
cos, N. 31.; Sylvester S Kepler st. lSnu
Ciiire. “‘i‘\ To be liidinn ng‘nts -t‘luirlos
l"~ .\lc(‘hcsucy at the Cheyenne river agency
in Dakota, l‘ctor Rotten at the Flat Head
ngoncy in Mouton; To be l‘uitcd Sin as
consuls—Augustus M. Boyd ntTuspsn. Mex :
lleujnmin J. Franklin, of Missouri. nt Hnn~
kow. t‘hins; “'illinm K. finger. of fashions.
at San Jose, Costa Rica; S. Chin~Tung Lai‘
sun, interpreter to the umsulnto of the United
Static st. L‘nin Kiniig. l‘hiiia: \\'. ll. Ilcrbcrt
of Delawareto be marshal. of the consular
court of the l‘nited States st Kniiugnwa.
Japan. _
l-‘t‘tu'nln fighting between the Servian
forces 'ndvnucmg into Bulgaria nnd the littl—
gnr‘inns has resulted in the success of the fur-
ther, the loans being heavy on both sides.
The Servisus lost fifty killed and L‘ou wound»
ed in one engagement, and took 500 Bulgari~
ans prisoners.
Mr. \‘BL‘Vtt's is nyin in n state of erup~
lion
t'usnuis \\'it.t.u,us Moan-at convicted of
assaulting a man-ml wot-mu nt t‘nm‘oridgs.
lk‘L. has been sentenced to death.
Tm: National Grunge of the l'ntrotis of ltt«
dustry has been in session at Boston. dele-
gates from oil ports of the nuiutrv beiu: in
~s\\\ snlsllls l‘.
A rim: has destroy.“ the business part of
llazlehurst. Miss. causing an aggregate loss
of $100,000.
Tivo miners were killed and two others
seriously injured by an accident at the l‘ca~
cock coal brink. tienr l‘omemy. tlhio
ltAtititrtovst. iipyniititiuents by the l‘resi.
dent: John .\I. t‘umpbcll, surveyor of cus-
toms at Philadelphia, Perm; llichanl ll. Ar-
Alcxntidcr‘s -
interview admitted that Turkey must 3‘!
ohm Sofia htl> lus'ti capture l. in what “my
Tut key would tct he d \‘llllt‘l to say.
"i‘rnius arriving at l‘u-lrrn to are filled
with “'Ullllslt“ ll‘u ~p\ This fortress is being .
prupinsl for tlu- l‘w‘v‘llllxitl of prisoners The
Sort-nus ndtut' that the liiiigsuinis defended ‘
'l‘ru spls‘lhliill} The town \\;is oui} captunsl
utter a second rt palsc. and “ith the and ot
nrtillt-ry. The litilgnrtnus n‘so fought. else»
“here gullnttt‘ay. but \vcro Ulllllulllln‘n'sl and
\lllllldllkt'sl.
"St-r . in linsdccided tunntie\ the llulgnrian
anus of the International railwisv route.
“hich will enubxo Surviu to complete her
line of |‘t\llWl\_\ . also the “'iddin district. so
that shecsu construct ii railway to the toner
luiitit-i by t.‘httpt‘i:t. Zuitvhuu. and \\'id.liu
(unmet tlte priipxtlsl llonnmtiisu rmlwnv
from Krll_"|\'.‘l to Knlnlnt. 'l‘itivelors import,
, that the liilgiiriiuis are Iiup-dossly depress-id,
and cvpe t
tortbuitlt
the Scrum“ to enter Sorta
Tlirre am only twt- battalions
‘ of humor iii infantry .it \thdiii.
‘ M, .\‘lc .tschku. cashier ot' tho-\‘cn iati Stu‘e
riltluiu 5. his been :trrt-stcl at Zurich tie
ctiilrv. lei \l.‘.“:”.ult,
"The pewale of Sofia uro pruiic stricken
“l! I« admitted here that tn.- Sl-rvmus lost
I‘ll kill -l :i ii \vozin led in capttii‘iii ; A-lii~
E jab.“
GALVES‘I‘ON’S GREAT FIRE.
Forty Blocks of lions-w N‘s-ops Away
by the l‘lanu‘s.
Details o the great tin~ “ll‘i‘ll has just rnv.
the king‘s troops held in
Servinti territory Opposite the Bul~
; gnriziri frontier. Kill; Milan has
also issued a proclamation, in which
med l:fll\‘t\lull. the leading city of Texas. g
are as full(\\$:
.\t id“ i‘clock A. \I. the must d ‘strui‘tive
fire in the iistory of Galveston broke out iti
oft-undry and cur rclvtiriu; shop on the
nortih sidt ,,.- .\ venue .\., knoun as the
Strand, btnveen Sixteenth iiiid Seventeenth
streets i“ gale from the north was bit-Wing.
and the llflllt‘s s trend with rapidity to both
of the adjuumg buildings, one being a pro
ceryaud [no other a dwelling. Soon the
long tungtes cussed the stwct. and twu moi-e
buildings vem in tlntucs, the intuntes barely
escaping vith their lives In half nu hour
ttt'n
o‘clock ev'iry one saw that a. great. coiitliigrii-
tion was upon the city. At. 3:30 the
fire had traveled tbs-w blocks distant. from
its starting point. but. in n siraj tit: line. being
confined t( the blocks bounded y Sixteenth
and Seventeenth streets.
About 4 {clock the tire began to spread to
the cost ant to the west of Sixteenth and
Seventeoth streets, and the wind rose ton
gole. Fort time it seemed as though the
satiric caste-n half of the city was doomed.
The fire thread to the southward, lick~
ing up tli) blocks of line residences
hastily shutdoned by their inlllakfi.
By 5 o‘cock it had reached Brood-
wny, whicbthmds the center of the islsud.
running out and west. At 7 o‘clock the
wind began to shift. then to decrease. until
by 8 o‘clockonly n fair breeze was blowing.
But by thisu‘me the tire bod osteu in; way
to Avenue 0, where. at 9:30 o‘clock. It
to about itself, and the firs-
men coming up. checked its further rnv~
It this “slut or within two
of the gull. From the [tomatoes the
smoking burned lists-let resembles n_huge
block hnlfsipcucdfnn, lying ncmx the island
from the boy nearly totbe gulf. The island st
that point is Mn blocks. or one mile Ind
squat-oer wide Ibo businm of the city
begins st Twenltth street on runs west ten
squares The Wood district includes the
wealthiestnnd nnst fashionable portion of
tho city. One hnidred elcgnutl ' furnished
mansions mil riins. Many 0 than real-
dances had handful got-dens nttncbed to
than. nnd the mmcycd los does not. re
sent over In]! we? \b‘blmflro The aim! chum»
' the plug e was rig :
a? filled “marker-y sud _ . the:
whoever witnasni it must bssr Its vivid
impress for: ibtimo. Tlievriud rose to
n muting cocondswept throughtbc burn-
irg bolt in swirs. cor-tying minions of hvo
cinder: bu htbcoir sud ruining than
down s mile t. over the wooden city
sud its nir- ken inhabitants. The On-
linens and o" -3 city contains boldly n
donors buck (listings All is wood—Tons
Maud it buns with indoceribnblo fir;
‘i\ minutes otter s house had cough.
wound ho sunspot in flame.
Folios-iii; (sh-tun the bosls of the recent
grout strike. “bun inflicted s annoyed loss
onuiobusinus men of Golm of fully
tmwhtbisaluuity tun. cum to who
won son “diction-of thiscis . With
tho , mover. of half n
the in: end
. toasts-vies
ill-Horns Y ‘ .
bloclc Were burning tit-ruily. and by 2: ,
? delpliiu. Penn; James .\I. llubb‘ll. iit l'ots-
buckle, collector of customs at Erh. l‘etm.
l‘ostmiistius \Villintn l“. llarrrty. at l'hiln—
dnm. X. Y.
GENERAL Sitsnttuv. in his annual report
as general of the nrmy. mys that the regular
army now consists of 2.1M of'lic.~rs and 21.7w-
morn Ho nk‘tlllllllt‘llds that each .ltidious
family be ltl‘t‘lt‘i on theh‘htacms umv pro—
vided for Iiidintt“ by law. that tho govertb
merit buy the bulntice ufcnch l‘t‘St‘l'thllxlll and
issue bonds. to be held in trust for the in—
diuus
t‘ittnnsl nierclian s of New York have
written I letter to President Cleveland.
tlinukiru: him for issuing his recent proclama-
tion. brought out by nttacks upon L‘huiniuenr
in Wyoming Territory .
Tllli? socialist Licske, who was c invictal of
tho itiunlerof l'olico Counselor llutiiprl', ntr
Frankfort. llerttiaiuy. on the night of Juli“
unry it: last. has just been beheaded
FIGHTING IN BULGARIA.
The Entire Serving Av—y Intel-o III-l—
gnrln- 'l‘otr‘itory.
King, Elihu has informed the European
powers that Set-Vin has declnred war drains:
Bulgaria because Bulgaria arbitrarily nt-
tackcd n postion which the Morava division
\it
he stys that Servizs cannot allow Bulgaria,
which has already proved. n hard neighb -r
to disturb the balance of power in the Bob
knits to her exclusive n lvntitnge. He then
refers to what he calls the unjustifiable Bul-
garian customs duties on the fron-
tier, the iinluw. til seizure of Bt‘egova,
and the elm-ours ;e i: -iit by Bulgarin
of the Set-vials relic‘s condemned for high
treason. King Milan also refers to allegel
intreatmctit of Servinu emigrnnts m Bul-
garia, the biolade of the frontier by Bul—
gnrtii. nnd slicxel attacks by iindiscipliuol
Bulgarian volunteers on the Servisii people
and troops
Prince Alexander. of Bul;nrin. in on order '
of the dsv to lbs 0 ll eers an 1 in -n of his arm v
says: "King .‘lilnn has declared vrnr against
us and has ordered the Servinn army to in-
vndo Bulgaria. Our Servinu brethren. in—
stool of ossistiug us, wish to ruin our coun-
try. Show your courage now. and defend,
your mothers. wives, sisters and homosf l‘ur«
sue and annihilate tho cowsrdly. treacherous
enemy! Let ‘Forwnrd!’ be your battle cry,
brethren, nnd may God and us and grout us
victory."
Servis has an nrmy of 170.000 officers and
men. with 418 guns. The Bulges-inn forces
consist of 60,000 men. and the Eastern Rou‘
molion arm comprises 64.000 tro i
In seven preliminary skirmishes the Bul—
garians were worsted. In one of these fights
the Ritalin-inns lost thirty-four killed nod
wound
Rumiou newspapers. both oak-int and un—
ofllu‘nl. unite in condemning the frntricidnl
SorvoBulgsr-iou war. and declnrc tun: ltus~
sis will be unable so sit quietly while Bul-
xsrinnud Servintosrsocbothorso pieces.
THE INVASIQN Or BURMAE.
Kin. “can: lloclm- 'u Agni-It
salons Brill“
A disguise): from Rnngoou, Bur-mob, ms-
thst. “King “cohort has hood is procurin-
tiondcclnripgbsvvilluot ooccpt the stand
propossls of the Indian government, nod
thoroforodcclnrlng Ivor. Ho promhss pork
souolly to lend his troops, sud culls upon his
try Ion
molossodun‘ tboinvoders
'esoss the frontier,
shin.
Mb. stub that tho hove dc-
mvbichwnssons
so to ‘ away
some: hor- shootssmphsclsovo.
dds; gi‘tuh upsdl tolsnvo
' Wis-bonito“
mugs-hot“ ‘ s sis-moss.
for: vo
Mud ‘ ttorsss.‘ Insist-bot“
s from six of tho
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as
Tns'. body of Dr. Frances Druck, n ferrule;r
.tnmodsocbicngo‘ nndtbobodyidcntiflcdns
téhntof Filli £3;QO Itslinu fruit pull-r.
. .i Girl‘s Device to Avoid Testify.
ing Against her Lover.
Married to Him From the Outside
»_ of his Cell Window.
A dispatch from Marion, Vs. tells the
following story of s marriage under ox-
trn'irdtnnry circunutsncos:
Lnst Tueotlay, Mr. James Fauntleroy. n
wellto-do ouug farmer. went out walking
on Roxy,
“‘hile pnssiug slung n unrmvv pnthwny on
the mountain side overbn ing s deep ro-
vino they were accosted by 1-. Pierre Du-
.gon. another farmer. who bn-i been n suitor
tor Mm Downes‘ band for several years.
Founders; “3 arm was smugdmébo Fir-1:;
waist. c begun to ropmnc gir- on
Fauntleroy struck hint full in the face. The
blow knocked Dugnu'from the narrow pntb
the ravine. llugnn‘slugs svem b 'en, and
Miss llowues grief was intense, and when
as to what his fate would be if Dugou should :
rile Fnutitlomy‘s brother, who tss lawyer, 3
suggested that it was s pity Jun wss not .
married. as Miss Downes could not be made 3
to appear as n witness against ber own hus~
bond. The suggestion was quickly csuiht st,
and anvyor ‘nuutleroy vieut. to '1‘ omns
Dowues, brother of the girl. and utter some porn
sunsion. induced him to consent to the immedi-
ntomnrrisgo of the muplc. Knowing tbs:
the sheriff would object sud thnt he would
do all in his power to prevent the marriage,
the nrrsngoments mire made very quietly.
'l‘hro h n cousin in the olfico of the mainly
clerk om Dovrnos got n marriage license -
for sister sud James Fountlomy.
Last night Mix Dovvncs nnd her ,
or drove quiott y into t‘hntbnm from their 2
home, two miles in the country. They were
met nt the jail by Livvyer l-‘suntleroy and s
minister named Peterson. The pony bod
previously locnted the coil oomph-d by the;
isonor, and they now usbod their car-lingo :
iroctly ngninst the jsi roll, under the cell
“Em" F tl ‘ pad to th um
wyer nun oroy jum on o .
. I11?! “3 .L. flu... us:
$5-332». if}. “a gr’ntin . broke through the
gloss of the window, at t 0 some time calling t
out to his brother to reassure him. The lntv 5
(at, by d gin: his out under the Window in
the cell nfi standing on the beadboud, mnu~ .
.god to at his hand on n level vrith the vnn-
dow. ‘bo inocessuy for the mnrm‘ g. was .
quickly explained. sud thou Low- >
yer Founder-i ' jumped to tho :
ground and aided . iss Duwues to rt into the
buggy. The trembling girl cord not quite ‘
reach the onger hnnd strotchel from the
barred window. Then Lawyer Fauntleroy ‘
knelt. down in the b ~' and the minister
ended Mia Downers to p out her dninty foot
on his back out! clnmber to the shoulders of .
her brotbor. who stood brsmd against the
jail wall. In this position she mid easily‘
rnspllier expectant lover‘s bond. which she
Ellen! fervently.
unable to son ouch others fans. but. with the
moonlight straining through the gratol
window. the young couple were hurriedly
married.
"1t vru quit» n picturesque scene,“ r»-
mnrked anyer. Fauntleroy toslsy, when he .
was lougbingly relating the story. “It. ,
seemed to most tho time that the wedding
wns withoutn pnrsllel in this or soy other
.country. Brother Jim has ngood. true sud
plucky little wife. God blexs her. nnd I know
they‘ll be happy as soon as he gets
out of jail. This will not be
Dugnn is much better sud is not injured iii-
ternollv. U! can»: if we had known last
night that Dugsn‘s life m are we would
not have hastened Jim's warm: but it‘s
on right, nnyhovr.”
The sentiment in the county is strongly in
favor of the young couple. All the ponies .
—.—
HANGBD_'I:0§ETHBR
Execution of “so. "all“! In
chum—Jrhelr Mano.
“to execution of Auri. Sylvestri sud Gil-
nrdo took place at noon the other day in the
t‘hicago wunty jail. At n qusrter to twelve
the condemned men, is it n t heir
spiritual advisers. were taken to
the jail librnry, where the death warrant
Into At eleven minutes to twelve they were
marched to the scaffold and were at once
placed in proper position on the trap side by _
side. (i tlardo maintained an especially brave -'
dem arr-r. as did Sylvestri, but Atari kept 2
his eyes cltscd and was apparently on the
ve of breaking down
1‘ my all repented in Italian the prayers for
the dying. as first pmuounusl by the wisest.
This occupied about five minutes. out after .
thopnsyeis were finished Jniler Foiz al-
justcd the straps. nnd the white caps mil l
shrouds Were quickly placed on the men. A 3
moment later the sigiinl wm given and tho ,
trap was sprung. It was all over for Sylves-
tri and Gilnrdo at once. their necks being !
broken by the fnlL
A more fearful death ensued for Ami. ;
The noose slipped when the mp0 stretched, !
and the knot lodged under his chin. The
poor stretch drew up h‘u legs, shudders ran
through his frame. nnd his convulsive gasps
were terrible to see. He was slowly strang-
ling. The crowd pressed for-wont. The
medical men surrounded the uivcr—
ing body, while exmcns of cm:-
came from those who coullseoit. For four
minutes the twitching lasted, while the gnsps,
longer intervals grsduslly ensuing between
each. did not cease until five sud n half min-
ubcs had elapsed. It was seven minutes be»
fore the pulse caused to beat
The crime for which the thmmenvvero
hanged Ins most dinbulicnl nndcold-bloodod.
It was committoi April 30.nt 74 Tildeu ;
avenue, Chicago, where the culprits resided,
but moot discovered for two dsys after-
vrsrd. Orr-Mn 2 there nrrivcd in Pitts-
burg from “cogo n trunk,.from
which proceeded suchn stench tbs: itsvns
Nokonopemsudinit mfonnd tbcdend
body of n mu. m tank was ro-
beon bf. om stoned tho Ill-£21“) 31%:
into New York, when he was speedily nr-
restednnd brought book. Hops-oven! tobo
Agostiuo Gilsrdo. His
Atari nod Sylvestri, worn
thcdnyoftbomurdortbo throeinvitcdhlm
A ROMANTIC MARRIAGE l
mm inn with Miss Molliol
lion-nos. the bells of Chnthnln Hill village. i
into the ravine. where he lny muscles for .
several hours until l-‘nuutlemy could return ,
to Chuthniu Hill and organison relief portly, }
who with the aid of ropes rnimd Du on from g
. :75;
it was feared. that he was internally injured. ! cries of the Pacific slope,
Fauntleroy vnss put in jail. she fainted. E
h‘nuritloroy‘s {I‘lt‘llxls were mu’li flannel l
{unsi‘Yii-ginin. 2.0M. sud Missouri.
Yew \ork unstained the
In this stanza situation. 1
long. no the doctor told no sodny thnt,
are wetl~to~do country people nud hove born. t
excellent reputations. l
was read. They betrayal no emotion, hsv~ ;
in n i rcritl be.\)tiie reconciled to their l
g ”n y l on. Of the total tonnage entered or our sen-
, ports in the foreign trade last year. snout-
‘ emigration.
I.
A THE [quarries
‘l‘bo Inn-hero! office-l“ mu
Cool. so Rp- no.-
1. First Asistsnt Postmaster-«low A. I“.
' ltevenson has submitted to the postmaster-
izonsul his utmost report upon the opera-
;I’ousof his bum-in for the finial yarondsd.
(anew. issn Fromtbereporsitssusthol
i to number of W «mum I'-
i 1,121, nnd the number disconfiunsd a
' asking the while number of pistofllc. fl
lheondof the tiscsl yeor 51,253, I not h-
:renssof 1:35 during the yeor. '13 III-
1 tor of offices subject to nppointmonh by the
p’ruidcnt trucsidentlnl grads) “2,88, Ill!
hsnumbcrsubject to stimulant by th,
mar-general (fourth clout was 49,019.
The whole number of sppointmonts din-In
be you- wns 11.333. made up n: follow: (h
: animations and commisim expired, as»;
l ‘mO -‘ .
Dugan come (two the couple while young I “h “d 5'5me 810, chum «
, tomes and sites 1'07; denthsof'
i 08; establishment of now otliceo, 2,81. The
a Increase in the number of postoflices was db-
;ributod as follows: New linglnnd 5th“,
9 to"; Middle Suites and District of (Salaam.
‘ ill; Southern States and Indian Torri—
‘ory, 633'; the ten States and six
Territories of the “'est and Northwest
the three States out three Torri-
sixty-tiro. Th.
g {rootcst increase in nu ' State or Toni
us 1:0, in Virginia. ‘ho increnc in Duke“
'or the year was seventysono sud in l“:-
tippi Iit'tyninc. The only dam w in
Nevada The six Stalls having the
lumber of ”sound-s were: l‘enusylv‘nn“
3.89.; New York. 5.1.17, Uhio, $235; [Ill-ch.
I,“
lax-gm auto 0!
lutdeutinl oil-it"s—Elil u
The tutu number of morisyordor 060-
was tum-nu int-mot 7&9 ovsrtbo pro
In: your.
L'nder the head of the free delivery m
the report states that the number of fro.
lolivory office-s st the close of the your was
‘ increu‘ or 19, nnd tho numbu'fl
é int-riots 4,155—Jnint'me of «is The cum
1
root of the service was $3,953,953, lcnvinx us
The ‘
> inexpoudod bus-ice of $39,047.
some.
as now been extended tonesrly nllcitlss
shying o population of 33.0w inhabitants (r
:toturniug ”JJM’grum mvipts jor snunm.
As n result. of the nununl adjustment of
inlsries, fourtven offices wet-o added to tho
svesidentisl list and 131 calms were was
so the fourth clam. The aloud tot-l of
"ENE“ Lmsm‘itf‘ \\i. 3303:} T;
Eunice». sad the Wu: :1:qu of tho
postmaster: \vtll olmrb 1L4: psr cent of
iftbo revenues.
From the annual report. of General Saw
ntondent Jameson. of tho rsilwsy unit sink
Vice. it nppcnrs tbnttbs mileage increase dish
:13 the past year was only £0.17 mile; In-
:renss in the number of pieces of mail uns-
ter handled. als‘iusi" of registered mutt-r,
was 435597.50! la n mt distribution d
|,9t3,c:»9,400 pieces. the number of ‘ornu
:bnrgosbto to tho clerks of the railway nail
brvico was but “7.704, or one error to“
3,357; pieces hnullTed. being at the rate of 234
Iron por- clerk per summit. The ow
mugs of mud correctly distributor!
“93.3%. This is the ‘ hat rsto CW
am the establishment o the service.
Sixth .niiditur Mit‘ouvillo has also submit:-
led to the xisiuinstor-gcnornl Ins nnnunl ro-
port u on t a titmnnnl upcmtions of the
3mm ejortnieiit during the lust fiscnl your.
hunt the n-port it sppenn that the gran
postnl reveriirs were $l2.7ii),5¥l; ex—
penditures, 34:65:17,185; excess ox.
pcnditurvs over revenues. filing“;
'Dse revenues sliml- n falling otfof SEX";
while the expenditures lureiucm’l 83.913;
. m This result is attributed to the "auction
: in letter postage sud to getiornl busineu dc-
mon. 111% value. of llié poshges
iota wns Mitt-nun The puma of 2:
money order busiueu were $559.“.
A YEAR OF COMMERCE.
Its-pore of the the! ol the I‘m OI
' Sllllfllm
l Colonel W. F. Switsler. chief of bureau of
statistics has just completed his Annual re-
port on foreign ccmruorm The duty col—
lected on merchandise fell from 8190.0».(“0
. in NS-I. to $178.000.m0 in 13852, but the equiv-
. nlenfind vnlorcru rote rose from {1.7 per cont.
' to 46 per cent. This increase in the ad vnl~
‘- ursru rate is due to the decline in ' of
gox‘ls subject to specific duty upon vr ~ch on
inmost high rates of duty.
. value of our foreign trsde conduct-ed
j in WIS bearing our notional ting shows n
.stmdydccline. During the fiscal yur 1&‘5
I the value of merchandis- carried in our for-
‘ eign trade was $1.2i,\'\‘,t‘0t,ufl. of which‘ only
243in ceut. was carried in American bot-
: ens and only seven rcent. in American
. sit-am \‘csse‘s. but of t e 79.3 per cent of thin
~i rumorce conducted by foreign vessels. 613 .
per (slut. wss carried in foreign stum-
tng to 13,t0|.tkkt tans. only 2900.0» was
I American tonnage and {minnow foreign ton-
nave.
There was slot 3 large falling off in the
The number arrived during
the year was 335.34“ nsngniust 5133132:an
,3 lag the preusliug year. and n falling at! of
; fifty per cent. since [$2, the yeorof the larg-
est emigration. when the arrivals Vere
. sub;
A TRIPLE} TRAGEDY.
A Most Hill!- the "o Anglia-ls
of m. S...
Psrtlculsrs of. trugodyon Vcrdocrcck.
Burden county, Texts, on no follow:
suspocted two Gel-mum, August
Rheinbsrdt nnd Cbrutnn‘ ‘ Retort, of stool
ingnbog. Bryant-ant tothcir‘ house.- he
cusedthemnndvvnsflrcdnoom .Flcungto
wudbomobewssmnuedbynhesnlnrdtnud
Ecksl't, one of whom shot sud
rounded. him 11»
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the kingdom of stnii. nowin this country,
isnbontforty-fivoyconofns: unmou-
nrcottihoAmen‘cnucnst. is th- ow
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