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LYNCHilRS 1N Coin
Thirty-flue South l‘arolina (iii-
zeiis Arraigned for Murder.
Probable Hal 0? the Case-«Histai‘y
of ti 6 Assault.
An Halal-livid u\‘ Cu d.spatch gives the
following detada of the lllill-‘llib'lll of thirty
one cltixcns for lynching a man who had
been cliai‘msl with murder. The case has
attrnvlul great attention in the Smith:
When the long and tlslioiis iii-lictiiieiit
against the thirty-uni vitI/ciis acciisnl of
Iyiil‘liiii.’ 'l‘. U. l‘ulbreith had been rI-altir
day an t the pris mom had put. in .‘l ploaofn it
guilty an i had asked in the usual form to be
triisl by “Hod and Inv country.“ tlii clerk lil-
quircd' ‘
"Are you t‘2‘flul)‘ for trial 1“
Son inI' Butler mans] for a continuance.
Attorir )“lii‘uolal .\IIIcs said it was Iio matter
for bull to lls ~Iiss but rested solely With Iho
court. llv- ~nid the State was realy. The
attorneys Ior the defense theu had the “'ll‘
“can“ In led and lorty or them failed to
ausuer. Arguments lor a continuance were
then iiiiile by Senator Ilntlcr. lAl‘llli‘ERlllt‘
lim crnur Sliepiuird and Ma) tr Hill')’. 01
Augusta. ,
J‘llLll‘ llll-lsult. llflI‘I‘ carefully reviowlu:
the points made by the prisoner; I‘Ulllht“.
:iddvl tollicir Iblila‘llulh‘ the in"! that the
L‘llllJlIlll of the public iIiIirl in lidsvlii‘lil
rastern and Slide". State‘.
Tulsa-iii r< iannly of t‘l:.ir.o. \\', l‘nrkcr, a
\Vcnlt iv lilwlflll merchant. were taken \‘Io~
lt‘llli) sn‘l. .-\Ii iii\'esti;:itioii dis dos al Illa!
ii - cumuli to kill lift \‘ ponl - had built
‘l III a barrel of ilour. Ailiiio Lyon“.
- . iis‘vllarged cook. was~ :ii'i‘csto.l. but de-
llll‘l tile :It'cniptcd ci‘lmo
“rain .I. TAYI IL: has bani sniteu ~el bv
the l'nmsl Staiesconrt at ;\|lll.ll‘:‘. N. YV.
to l‘lgllh‘t'll Inoatll’s iniprls min int an i to pay
a line of on . for cin‘Je/rllu,r lll niey order
lilizds while assistant postmaster l‘. llonie.
In: \\'II.I.I.al.\i Flt-\Tlllxull \\I. one cf the
lx-st known p‘iysicinis III New York l‘ll)‘.
“as I‘I'W‘ltll'illfll _v I.I.‘ie.l the other day l-v the
l-xpl-wi n o: a pistol which he was tniun:
cut of a l'lipb -aid to be cleaned.
lVoiiKiIiiv were clearing aan' the ruins
ot a recent Iiro in New \‘ork when a wait
allnlilr‘llh' topple l over, “no “‘vtlltl'l In: the
sideon k and two workmen wen) l.ilic.l, and
lhr o other lllr‘ll were liIJlll‘i‘l:
l‘A\lF.l. \\'II.l{Ixs-i\ was liaiired a f\‘\\‘
days \‘ll ‘e :Il l'lIi-iiiastoii. .\lc.. tor the lll‘lll"
der ol l'ofiecinaii \\'il;l IIII Lawrence in Bath.
S "ti and “’eet.
l'V‘v'Il minors. anion; them being It father i
were :nstailtly killnl. and number
and soil.
was seriously moon-d by falling om in a mine
at liesseuioi’. \Vi).
l'1\ Sitviioi: J ll. .‘lll‘t'lltld. ilit‘pul-lli‘ull‘
has been t‘ll‘i'lt‘l l‘iiitwl fillilcs Senator by
the tli‘egon legislature.
l‘tm \nn l‘iii‘sifiv. a farmer more than
eighty yours old. and his Inn suns, t‘li. HM
and Edward. aged twenty fix" and thirty-live
respectivclv. “ere killol by :i Iniigllb 1‘. IL 1.
Jones. near r‘dueuel l. S. I‘. l‘here ha-l beer.
a dispnl-i l-clweoii oll .\lr. l‘nsley and Joins
ovci some rciits duo the lurliiei‘.
.\I tho \iitioiril t‘aHlo Growers” \‘»\tl\‘\‘!l
lion Ilcld In the - .\orIIiaII d t‘olI-Iiinii.
l Intel N it"s «oniiiiissi iier .if :lglh‘lllllll'v.
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rummaaiamo Ille .Iisto-lv ..I the sili‘l'lil fin“ l” Int-vial. I j". ‘ .1 up“! ‘\|;
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w
the In-ll‘ \ . Il'ig llrlnlni nil, \i. I-«- p I\ In;
“ith (Willi-H :ltii's yuilil I s! Illl~l hilc iii lla-
«vermin: “rs ‘llnl nu l lulled \\ I on in. lite
tens liclrd of It the\ c: ; ml the ill'l“\l I I ‘l
0 f‘ull-mnih. and he “as prcpai in: In .I\ ~
Iii-lids when the Hindi Iliiiugol him lullrtl .~
“Mn is and left him Ihvre ill-all. as ll cy
thought. no I'r:i\\l d ton Leighhur‘s hiltl;ll\.~
the ii-qus ..I lllx ltsaltll‘lllli. and this lei In
the present case. t‘Iill-rmith was "III ll.
5 to lol. and “as not i'itll\l«lul‘\‘\l any I...» in
t Ic l oiniilunily. ~
l‘iilxc'h-ld is lint a l'uillltl‘V Ilf liioulllllis‘h
[oi-pic. 0n the contrary they are very [wave-
alde, Ht Its l‘.‘ 4‘3 Iuli'ilntaiits there are l.‘
;:;'\ trucrn‘aiu. The country isinado ln-aIIIi
fill with hills and valleys. placid lakesunll
rippling brooks. \vhiio forests are every
\\ hero. There Is a I leariiig here where about
Ln it people two. following the lllri~‘
peaml'nl puisnils. 'lo the Silllll\\'.~_\
of us Is the Savannah river. so; a
rail-I; Sillill (‘tu‘ullllfir ni-d “count.
The I rillllll-ll and .\II_;i ta i‘nilin ill inI--
c army. and Ell:I-ti.~l.l ls only rm.
saris .
tv! .u lll‘..\‘\ north ot Augusta. ha I: i-
sixt‘. lll‘" s uthwcst oi i‘olnnl‘.
'l‘ln :w three churches nild nil“ t.
The lililli‘lntls are spacious :inl l-ilil.
t‘llllll in 'c. The long rows ul 1 illnu. \\ .» ~
the II--,:rl4-~ li\e l iii-forl- the ~"II'In I;- ll. i
hav» it will torn down loll: since. it i~ -I .~ll
tre of rcliiieilwilt and wealth.
ENE FED STATES SENATE.
no“- It Is lllvlnleil. null the I-ileuionw
Io Itrcur.
In F :ulclt -\ldl*‘: Senate. of the new
Conan-n. the llcpiihlil‘nns Ahavo nineteen
Statcs. as follows: - I ‘
Calll'o: iiiu, Massachusetts.
Collins-lo. .‘lix'higmi.
vl-a
l Irogon.
l'i-iiiisvlvaiii:i.
Coilnentlcui. .‘llllliu an. llhodo Island.
llliin is. Nl‘lIr-IVKH.‘ \‘ci‘uiuiit .
Iowa. .\co Hampshire. \‘i AIIIIII.
Kansas. Ncw \ oi’lt. \Visrulisiu,
Maine.
The llciiio'rats have fifteen States. as fol-
lots:
Alnl rims. Kentucky, North Carolina,
Arkansas. Louisiana. South f'nruiina.
Dela \v Ire. .‘larv inn-l. Tennessee.
Floii la. .‘li~ .ssippi. 'l‘-“l‘a>.
Georgia. .‘lla unri. \\'cst \‘irginiu.
Four Slates Indiana. Nevada. New Job
Icy lllhli *l-iu—hnu- on»: Ilennicriitic undone
Rerubliclll Senator. The Slates \\ h°ro the
terms .-1 Senators expiro March :2, l“?. are
Rhodc Island. \\'e.t \ ir:iiii.i. Misunrl'i.
Mich-Jan hillm‘L'lL'lllli‘lfn‘. \orinoiil. Nevada.
MIS\|>~lp:-l. Ma lilI-l. Rhine. ludilliin. l‘on-
noel: ul. 'l'enne . Florida, Miiiiiesiit:i.\'ir»
girlia. 'l‘esas. I'naiorilia, New York. tenn-
sylvnnia. \\'is~ insin. New Jersey. Uhio, he
hraslla and Delaware.
MUSICAL _ AND DRAMATIC.
Conrosan SULLIVAN’S eo-luborer. Gil-
bert, has gone to Egypt for material for a
new opera libretto
A nor of ten years. Frie lrich Kreimler by
name, has obtained the first Violin prizeat
the «wiser-vawry of Vienna. ~
Hsars. flutes. trii'npits drums and bells.
nearly 3301 years old. have bseu founl
among the ruins of Memphis, Egypt.
Mom-sits is to receive a certainty of
10.0 no for a return engagement of one week
Chicago at the new Chicago opera house.
Milt. NILssox hos created a furore among ‘
the critical mush-loving public of Berlin,
where she has appeared in a series of concern.
ll JOHAVSLL‘I BBA’luls, (ger- ‘s greatest
uni: compo-w o syrup unit-sat the intent
perioJ.hu just finished his fourth symphony.
GnL’xr-n is e in the don of a
rnphlet dwcri in; the reforms which h;
lieves note-auto placing opera on astun
basis for snot-o. iii-the future. '
Anoxo the new plays owned by Lawn-mo
Bsrrett. whidi he intends to produ e. is
“Gtuicuv. or the last of ni, ' by
George H. Baker. who baa followed ulwer‘a
m closely in conducting his drama
, ~. leirlll-rv.
-.'l'-a it \ all...~ i2 . ,
-~ rezm‘ral of
l.~» l~.\‘~»\i\iii.llwi- .il‘- ‘..l.:I'.llilf\‘l\vr
\Iiirs. slim! IL! I. "‘til‘..\ Isl .lis \lil-~ and
(intro-‘- ll“. ‘J’ll .. I! I‘I~ linens ‘Il mil in
\\ inning! in
TN? l‘l‘l‘fl “ll ll.|\llll~ln
dlll~ililll .ll-Ity;
'i‘lllll-l~\ pi‘oiiiplisl It»: or line
the lolloniii; ‘tl
tiiu-ilts ui l‘t'll‘ ils '1‘“ lie .-...-.
siils of IE:-~ I III cl blah \ l'l‘ tori l lliitg
ors. of 3min | :iIu‘I a. .l‘ “wall-into”. 1 III
(nix \\. n In ll \l \I ’1‘ »l \Icsess. l'
at rm-l Juan «in \. we -. ,Il civil In.
\\ imn -
.\l. l.lllll -I.. ~ I nit sl :-I.
a‘ [gut in i‘ n i Linn-I‘ll
ol .\ \v \n:l. .; '..‘\
'l c». .|\l \Ill‘\. rein ll\ goat Iartlnpnkc
“luvs I"! the I‘m-iii u. I- III at >1." l‘rnizclscn
'l‘l‘t‘\" earthquake \\.l\-~s thirty inc
minutes apart. and were as girl“ as “our oh
sea ved Illll‘lll: the L' ea! Iii-h null In
‘vttio .\ hits Sltlv o
\\ p“.
. liorolgu.
‘:F?\btt\l l‘ni \‘IFRi.\\I' and tho RIIIlsh
c\p--~htn-nnry ferro captured the linrlnese
fortress oi )liiilila. and then advanced on
Mandalay.
'l‘ni’ llnljznrlaus “harn- the .\'cr\ inns with
atta~kin_ an anibii once from and bruoiict-
in; the “villl‘lt‘l
l.ll-il 'I‘rvwr (int-ZELY. tho American ex-
plorer in .\l‘l‘ll\‘ re:iuils, ha. been lecturing
before the Ni‘utildi lieu-graphical society.
I‘Lliiillilrg.
Till: :Ill"l~‘l‘lll\‘i at Kiel. l‘riissln. have 11‘-
celvcd I‘enowel Instructions to order Ilcr~
luau-Americans to quit the island of Fohr.
’ NXVY.
Reports at the \urgeow-i-‘oaefltl. .‘n«
rluo I‘Orp- I‘m
Surgeon-General tinnnell. of tho navy. in
his annual report. submits estimates amount-
ing to slGL-li‘ul for the support of the bureau
of me home and surgery during the next fis~
I‘al year.
propriation for the currcnt your.
Colonel C. G. McL‘awley. commandant 0‘
the marine corps. in his annual report says
the Panama eqojition showed in the strong-
cst manner what he had for years stated to
the department. that. the marine corps had
not enough officers and men. All
without adequate protection. and the guards
were withdrawn from many ships, which
gave rise to much inconvenience. it also
showed that the corps should haven «unplete
outfit. of tents and camp wiuipage for fill)
men as well as woven cartridge belts for use p
in the field.
i‘hicf Engineer lorirlg‘s report of the oper-
ations of the bureau of steam engineering is
made public today. Thea propriutiaus for
the last fiscal year amoun to eltz‘tuim. and
the expenditures were $347,9l0. lcnvrng an
unexpciided balance of $724k“. the larger
portion of which is. however. required to
meet outstanding obligations. He submits
estimates amounting to $4.. ”$.81? for the
sun not the bureau during the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1887.
..—
PISHERMBN’S PBRILS
A Your. Lenses 0! \‘emls and Lives
In the Gloucester Ftahcrles
The annual summary of the losesof vee-
oels and lives in the Gloucester fisheries for
the past year show that. tllil‘t’efmfl' lives
were test. against l3! last year and an
average of 124 for canh of the previous
fifteen years The men lust left the widows
and thirtwn children ill the city. The num-
ber of vessels lost this year was twelve, with
a tourism of about (In! hills,“ representing
a value of about $67,00J.on whichw'as 353.000
insurance. last year the lanes numbered six-
teen vessels with a tonnage of t.10«l torn
valued at $37.13”. and insured for $63,000.
The average loss per year forthe previoas
fifteen years was fifteen vemels, valued at
85,003. and insured for 850,”).
An in: out suit—s man‘s wedd'
gsrmeatapg-"B-Ifliugtwi I'm: Pine. "8
J‘|\'\
This is $30,000 in excess of the ap-
the 5
shore stations were nearly stripped and left 7
Annual Report of the t‘mnmis-
sinner of Internal Revenue.
A Falling off of More than $9,003,- ,
000 iii the RJuru :.
The animal report of the "on. Joseph S-
hliller. cuni‘nisnomT internal revenue.
shows that: the tot-ll receipts lroni all sorlrccs
of illternalt rmeiiiie taxation for the fiscal
ymireiil-‘dl June 1'. l\"‘i. “en! S; I‘LL”, l‘.’l.
Iif
as coiIIpaI-ml with $1:l,.‘i:mai:‘.l for the )‘var
l-“l. Nth-133.3” for_ the year is“.
and $Hti.-‘-“3‘i.‘.‘i.- tor the year I“: It was
estimated that the receipts for the last tis ~nl
year would :e about
they fol! over $33!“..H03Lortof theistliiialc.
the resulted trim the
N‘Yt‘tt in withs‘ extension allowed for the cx~
portation of \ll\tlllt\l spirits in bond, on which
the tax was lllll‘.
A table giving the risoipts dill i'ig llic last
two fiscal years. shows that. there is a do—
(‘rcase of S‘JJ‘JI. ii: in the collections .on
(‘Utlllllhslu‘ll‘l‘ says.
spirits. and an inch-use of $‘L:~|.l‘.\\‘
on to a m. an inch-use of $14.3,-
u‘fi on lamented “quill“. and an iii-
croiso of was?“ roIII banks ‘ and
lulnLers. 'lilie lotnl dorr we was ritli‘uxttl‘i.
The largest collections were in l» in the
Slab-of Illinois. niii 'Illlllug to._ wash;
Rental-try second. “llll $N§till . New
York third. “llh $lli.\‘}.l.tilfl; Uhio fourth.
with 32‘.“ ‘ .T-I’E. l‘enusylvnnia tlftli. wnli
tip-21.; . Missouri sixth. with i‘g‘liiidii'n.
and Indiana seventh. with tiltilfiui The
smallest I-olle-Iicii was made in \‘errilmt.
nun-Inning Io alts“. The total ivceipts
for tho first quarter of the pu-sent
fiscal \car we‘re i- s 02".; w. bring an increase
.-.f v:,\ui mer tlneo o!‘ the Hirresiuuiding
pcri «1 nl Insi \ear Then-st of i‘dllifi‘fliill Ior
thc pIeo-nl isl :Il year oas$L iii-.1 «I. Itgdlusl
axon-gill |.-r the pi. \InIIs year. The t -I‘Il
Q‘\lw‘l]\~“ of the ~v‘l‘\ ice during the gem year
\\ r ~ all In "- 1| pcr cIlI. ol the am -uiit col-
ic~ to!
SI\ lulu-lied and invnh-‘uiir \ u-Iritions uI‘
int. rIIa rem-nun law have lw‘I‘ll rcpnrtcd in
r. venue as lll~ Allll‘lllg th- vear .‘ :i pow -Il‘
lune Iv Ii n.l‘~~‘.irl I‘ll their Illllllll‘tflnll.
l in»; orn In ."l:-* \ :llllt‘ u: 3' i l.i . :iis lMV'II I‘c~
poi Ind i-_\‘ I‘- c'il tor «c tire. and ni-‘JfiI-l lo:
as“ s~In ms for Iirlp lld Inn-s and l“ ii .I
II -., 'i’! o I uiliiuissil-iII-r rm in
Illw‘li~l\ an. lll‘l‘t‘du‘ In tho Itlllliv
lII‘I\ oi rem-une :i;c‘lil\ lle \‘ns Ill“
pres-ht i- hen the in in II'IIul-er. Is Irisn‘h
clout iivr \lm import in! “will reward of
fly II. 1 hc . s‘lmah ll i‘\lr‘?lsrs . f H: « rl-v ~nli .
sciv: e In: Ilu- next ll-xlll) :ll'.‘tl‘1‘?l.lil'.l"-‘.
I‘lli‘lt' ens l ‘i'r-Iti-‘lll'li ‘il 1'3" Ill llll' f-‘i‘i'w' Hf
stun-hooves sin 91“. le' . diii‘l'l; the past
\\\‘H. and :i il\l\l~‘ll "I o? .‘ III the rlclical
furl - wt l'm l or.- I'l
'l'Ize \\ll-li' iri'nlrr --i' L- i::i olistll‘c.i--.
pooh-rut d.;i m; the hast \ r “as 1.3 - ~_ ..:
“ll. Illl‘nl. r ..u y "1‘ u. we nasal-sh l. in;
:I do ll‘ m- o’ III:I--I\ sn in the lill‘IIl-i'l‘ in
In i wit it" in the lt‘l'fll‘ r cpl-rati-l
‘ ll-v pi--\Iu:is IIs-‘Il \ .1-
~ I iii:iI~—s.~ n--I to mini. I n“ lrgis'a’l -!i
l:.‘l\il ; l I‘ I‘. «linrl‘ Ii\n_;ut:Ilri‘lc
a ; ilk-n u! dist -Ii's NIL! ..H.
II. l'lll‘l‘ ll'. ~:. lll’ \\‘~'I-Ill
truali Ii Lll‘ i‘nsill‘nl lllt“ Ems
of :i \.'\ :Ii-pI-l'i.il«“ i-l i.~\
I‘lllh' H- a Y is plan l ':s
lh-vi. :i~li-p=‘.-~i It s \«
\I' ‘ l ‘
: ixI‘IIl
Ill
it'lu‘ l’vl
that 1!.
:Il ll -l:\ l. cram I-l
\lll inin'iI;_.: pa. lone n: ‘ git ~ , ‘liirr ll \
Iiipi ll;~l\.i:l .i' plank-1 - sl-iiil liiiiv, .‘l
\‘l'ltll.|l\ \IJ‘. lw l 'l.o . ' p II..-s . :i t'l‘II'
iv. n!’~~‘.~‘..iiil‘x1_‘l'-.~L‘ t‘ I- ll .l l‘.“l
tI.I li-~l l\ ll ‘|‘l-' 1.. :l‘ p ss;‘v‘.l
lll‘ ~~iiiiiii m wc .ls :- x. l‘! tlirl!
tl:- pr v\lsl mswl ll: -l \l.\‘ 'l-
ll'iilil who h -,.i .|‘I‘l'l.l'|l pi Ilia. ;. .I!- I
lord»! Hm ll‘~ l‘i! l; .- .u i:;x..«l w. .I l l
v-llt‘~l: ii i-l. t in spn :
Ill'l‘\“\ \‘ltJ'lt :‘ll'v rili‘. i. i: -.
tI-i Iiii‘. liiii- -- lie I
.l- I' !\v~' li';l'il\ l: l‘
l:i
pinln
].
‘zl..ii :3» u: \;~«ll'\
.1 .‘l'll d‘:~‘ Iii-l ‘ll ll.~llln'l\
. dwi ;.;_:.1;..- ‘..- is ‘ew II. Iii the
~ll2illv»: .il»-. l ‘
”as
filil-‘ll‘ cl tat i .- -ls
\-:li ll} -‘ gal-us l‘wv ~_ll‘||ll:'-)‘
spurts '<l.|-I'.‘-~.'l caiwns \\it;nlr.x\\u I.i\
paid lI'UIIl \ll\‘ll\‘t)' \\t|l‘~'ll-‘\l§‘\ dill-m;
liu- \car l\ loss than Il-v Iiiuiiitlly‘
..\ ..‘lil w}|itil|\ \\. ‘|\\ll illiliii; lll‘
}TI‘\| ll‘ Il-av l-\ lv- ..u '.l - . ...«i! i : .
‘ law cuiilmis-I In-I‘ imoxin.vi.l~ tml? In-
I-“:. -t i!l\['t‘~‘l‘ l' .d int-mun lo :Il-midml
Iiiid ill i! ll \Illllli'\ ie -lI‘\-' Veil ilii ii I!i-~ vnl
icxt ~I~ ol the ill\'ll is an i Iii.Il I‘: ‘ I‘\p~il:I-
lll‘ll‘ l‘ mail" uil li‘l \‘l it ll‘Jllltt'li ns .‘I\_li .-
coinini-si -ncr uf .I:tcrll:il l‘~‘\l'll|ll'. “Ill! ”h‘
m1 l'»~\’ll ml ll‘u‘s-i-li‘ll‘ll‘)‘ o: the Ii’oa‘nu‘
Imu pics-'nl-c llo c\plii‘lls Ih'il
them ilispe 'li'X\ :Iro tho l-II'V
citric. vs II w In the lll'i'l‘u ll rel nun.- s r. I.»
who no pIi-l :-\ Ilr- illl I‘.l\ for wlI-nin the
din) pin“ I'll-Nil Is pirr- rural \\‘ln~il llh‘
I-llil‘c “as credited the WM :Il-:il of ‘i‘lll‘ i
t.l\cs liv stamps bad It vl l-u-u doused. ‘ ‘
the dull-s of liisi‘w‘liil‘s were awmirdii
iIIu. h more our-usin- than Iimv
Tll - I‘u‘lttllll\\iilllt‘i’ \lV‘ til it Ille vli- reas - .~f
iIc.II.\‘ toil :Ilifiliiii \ Lilitls III the quanlzh of
\llllls \ rliiallv w.I?:dr:i\\Ii from dilllcrv
“arr-lil- is--s l-xr' coin :iiiipti -i\ ll: gel; dim
t» tlu- I-ii l“l3l\|‘l ..; Il‘c InIv-rilal r v -nlie lzins.
rupe- Li iv of IE...“ - l!I\\‘s
the tune \vitliizi which \‘Ill‘ll-\ InIls! Lo \\l‘l|’
gulp n \\ lthi-lit. n I‘ercuc i Io the «leninirls of
..ll \‘
AN OIL SifILL EXPLODES.
l‘onr .Vlcir P “ted. mud 'I‘uo “there
Inlally In urn-d
An \‘Xl‘luslitli mi a I m. .u ml at Ili \ l'liilao
(ll'll'hlll l.ul~rn- c. i:lil~ltll\"< wor'm in I‘hia lel‘
pliia. rcnalted tli ~ of
three luv” and a buy. the serious injury of
? fW‘nuIllt‘l‘s‘. and the partial le‘ill‘ll ~Iion of
the t stablishnieiil. .~\ dispatch my s:
For \utltt‘fllll" [I‘l\l the Philadelphia loibric
rotor-any s “oi ks on the l‘e'awarc ‘ll the foot
of Slot-Iv street. lune been round to lili‘l!‘
full capacity. aiul early this morning a gang
of Iiieii iIIiiIIln-ring about tiftccii were set at
work to repair a stunw foizn lntion under a
. large Iron still \\'lll.‘ll l‘\‘.|ll|llli\l l.‘.u lizir~
rels of crude oil. The rl pairs
. becn partly oomph-tel. and sen-ml ot' the
men were plastering up the interior walls.
when the manhole ot the still was blown o:l‘,
setting the oil on.tire.ti:ting over the stil|.nnd
causing the bowling oil to fall on the. inch
below. The implosion was followed a
few sounds later- bv a second report.
I\
has l‘l death
rl-Ilrnrzlv lliii:tiu; '
“maroon. .1: ll that -
' po'nw ill“ in; llli‘ padres of n roll, ions ri V
had .
: snlernnons stainis the American governm int.
A few ininlitcsdifteiwanl the work of res '
cuing those who had boon injured was begun.
An elderly man was found lying araiust the .
seventy—live yards from the cult) lcd tank.
He was unconscious, and was terribly burned
about the head and {nut
Joseph Robinson. aged about 35 was
found ying on the ground close to a pool of
burning oil.
fence winch surrounds the Works about:
H is clothing was saturated with t
the oil. a portion of which had been burned '
off. He was so terribly burned that a [or-
tion of the flesh of the right leg cement?
loons. lie luvs sinus died.
Alexander
the gang. and w;.s warning immediately un~
while a surgeon was cutting off his panta- i
2 port to.thc striking shoe tasters at Brockton.
tanks. aged 40. had charge of "
der the. tank when the explision occurred. ;
\\ bite the burning party were searching
in; on lb 3 groundivhvse to the fountain wall.
and surrounded with blaling oil. Michael
l t‘nvaiiaiigli volunteered toms-ire him. and.
,‘snotliwithstaudinz the rotcsts of
‘ companions. crawled
l after one of the
l united his clothing
firemen
with water. When
foot. and when he made an effort to draw the
body out the man‘s foot
bOd)’. Cavanaugh droppei
to the flames.
were badi ' burnal.
(‘avanaug
body was bid fniiu view.
Grneber. aged 2“. Wow also found lying
close tothe burning still. the former being
unconscious. and both terribly burned. Grue-
ber has since died, and McLean probably
will not recover. _ .l’atrick Boole. axed so
years. laborer, was trightfully burned and
will die.
\ The body of Charles Marshall. a boy. aged
12, who was at work with the men under the
tank. was recovered from the ruins
veral other men who were waking close
to the still at the time of the explosion were
also burned. but their injuries were compara-
fively slight. Therinjured were taken to the
Penn: ‘Ivania Hospital, where their wounds
were
elm ' isboi t
filial-gr}?!
.E
around for the victims. his body was seen ly- .
his :
song the ground. I
had sat— .
within reach of Banks be grasped his right '
iarted from the.
it. and hastily 3
reached a place of safety. leaving' the body :
t‘nvauangh‘s face and hands -
A few minutes after-
cscnpal the tank fell. and Banks‘ ;
‘ been I. u ‘ k t “ ‘ '
Charla McLean. aged 34, and Arthur. My“ pan tau m“ o as had "A:
Mus Msiiv l-‘uiau. a widow and her
two little daughters. l|_:i\‘ \‘l\‘ and sevon
years. were liurnod to death in a New York
tenement house tile.
Jniix SlIAtU‘IJ-TSs, one of the Inn“: promi~
neiit orthodox Friends In Delaware«unity.
Penn. was lllltl‘ll‘l‘i‘ll at his farm in Nothe‘
l‘rou-louco by a strange colored iilan. ti:-~
iiiotive tor the crime being robl; my.
l'l’ to recent date th . Iintiuiiui
ilmnnuieiit fuil~l ll‘ld niacin-l SHHJHJ.
'l‘lir. annual convention of the National As
socizltiin cf t‘a‘tlo airl llorsc till-“cm was
held In St. Indus.
TIIR President made the
tional no} oin'meiits: Andrew
be .special examiner of drugs. Iiimliviiies mil
chemicals in the district of Boston ant
(‘hnrledowrn Mu“; \\ iliiain A. lieacli. o,
New York, to b.- laillectorof internal revoniie
for the Tweiity-Iirst district of New York
I Srailt
addi
ll. “'anl. to
full. nviu;
Bartlett Tripp, ..f \‘aiiikton. ll. 'l'.. to bl
chief jlisti~ e of tlic slipivni
court of the Territory of Dakota. .
lie urge \V. Miller. of \Yashiiigtuii. I‘eiln.. tc
be marshal of the l’uitwls‘tazc. for the nest
I't’ll district of l'ilil|‘)'l\lllll:l; lilzjah Hales.
of St. Joseph. .31.... to be iiiaisilal uf tlli'
[Killed Slabs for [Do ill‘ll‘ll‘l id
Mixil-iiii; licorcgo N. Brut-Ar, Faribault.’
Minn . to loaltornl-v of tho liiiitod State.
for the district of Minnesoti; lloljanini l-‘~
lull-otter. of Sniiiinerdcld. l.u.. to bo silr
ve)‘iii‘~‘.:viier:Il of l. .Izisi'ina. Thomas J. Hub
ler. of titling-Ll. La. to be register of Ul‘
land oliiio at New Urleaus. In.
Lliw (‘ncia llll.?. the Americaa wife of
Sir llandu‘ph t‘liiiilliill. has becn “u kin;
l“:‘.\|liilll_\' f r her husband‘s l‘.‘r‘l\‘«‘llt‘il IV
the livitisli ;ar;::\ unit.
A msrl; ‘H from liclzrnde. liiilgnria. says ;
that the .\er\i:lI:~ i: no c\;i .l:li-~-l :i‘l the pd, K
ltz‘lml l-_\ lh~~:n
flint] l‘untuii
;~ .1 at 5'." l.
\\ I‘sli‘l‘ll
Ui
\lll UN liit:;~~i to .. ~
Tilt Ihiisli
t Lumps-l.
~ «nun. r 11- -rI.Iu,
Ni ii .i \‘.il“-I H.
l-~‘l l.:\‘ l'
Si-Vuui. \\~I! I.l\\l .\l. l~‘_\ “17$ |H‘».-l~l~:l .
n! ad-Ilnei :H'III by the New \ urt. l Inna ‘
l‘k‘tl‘lll'illll. the 3
U \l_ has maul iii. ..- -':l c ‘l$..
leiglio club In honor of .\l.
s .llplor cl [lie l.ll|l"l\ s‘.‘l!il ‘.
\ “In: :It l‘l‘lluti -. l. N. J “l
lii;c llivn‘n-z _\' Izd cull’ mini; l“.” m 1..“
it
.If
. .lvstr _\‘
ill lilwr. s \cr.I‘. llui-llirl; hours and \‘llli‘l' .
~1l'd‘lll'1‘s aill c.l:l~.~.t n in“ it it‘d ~Li‘. :1 *'- ‘
U “
I-i sicnxl. .\l.I I.ri i.\\‘s \vul has I» on all
IiI.llI-i tu pl‘ulwilo an l lutl~'l‘\ t-siaiii ‘llllll \‘
-,:_:I'I‘.cl l , his \\ l low. his so‘o c\~-I‘-Itri\ l
.\ I \I: .3’ li c ‘cli lip ll .1 -':il iii near 5‘ .ittlv', _
\\~ I‘LInJu'l 'l‘ \llll“ ’
llili
.l‘llill}. :lill \Iasnel
l<‘.|‘ll
ilixid 1‘ Rs iii '|‘\
uni p ‘l‘£"‘l‘. “1: ~ left Ill - bill-x o
tins! fo:
l-- ‘:I sxifln n ~l
Ws lll“\l" l~
llli \\ l. U. ll'if‘ " ‘h ‘
l.is
her
c.1112i 5
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by .i
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ll’l.‘
ti .l mi ui‘vl
Lu Jul at l‘i-;-~l.l..~. .\l -.
.il loi- iI'L‘ :I d .i ii: ;I~~ “us '
.l -\\»l linl lulllli'l to ill ~‘
i"v\ii-:ssiv-\in.\r\-:\~ of .. :I'll "- e
l..l« d.- lli‘l K‘ it the J c lll’ . o: :l ‘
him s‘ ‘:Il i~ I In:u n; ..z‘ lll initia
"r Intiwn aul :s lvll“.|l.
li'l‘ ~l'\l\ll\l‘»l.‘lxl' “iii‘ll ”ii
'. .ill\<lii‘~lllx>‘\\ Y r\- '\ iii\c .z‘lvl
lto 'i ~~ l :‘wtl iil :hi I‘ ll ll '
.' to; l“ :i llil'. .Ii;il lunmapl ‘
t'. ‘* ':llll“l|‘.‘| r-iIl Ili~ ll‘<\' l' fil" ‘
“ ».'..i“~la~l'iIl~r.il»,‘.l-.Is llc vl
IJ ~.-'-"Ii‘im:l‘.»ix“. Urn . i.i'. .‘lv d I'- .
\\~.|\'l of l~*\\.|. .lll-l - l-II“'l":l l. l'
p IE-‘nci'I Mr I’ . .t’ -. N lilll ii .i l‘.‘ v.1
\‘\l\:‘lll~l
.\ ‘l‘nmunlx lyctu-l - swept ..lcr the l‘hlli . l
l .‘Iv 1“. ill ls l-Il,l.’. Il. I‘ll Lil l'lill :~ i'l l
ll.l“l 1’ vii. Illiirv‘ncs Il‘ll s .: ‘ i
\-- l,
l Li lin;
ll .i~cs. \\i'lx' dos‘ l’ and l“ “
boils were kl'lwl. l
.\ \‘ i\si \\li\-'l‘l i‘ dispatch l‘e
'l'lii kzsli ,;.-v.~riiIIIi-nl l nvl .\' l‘\ I i I»
lair {hi 1i.
Till kisli troops will lll\ i l v .\' ‘r\ . IV
l‘l lia \‘I.|Y"lll It ‘
\'\\\'
ll~ \\ i1
“till iron 15"” l‘u‘:.::illn .l: .
\INI- hfr all I'll ‘zil‘.|
‘i‘il-l privplc h:i\ Ii lH‘i‘ll dr. \\ lll‘Il and 130 \'iii.i;-~~‘
~li -nirr,;cl in l‘l’h‘t 3-. II «x. inn-a and Ill it
LI ll s inure miles of 'll'l‘l‘l' ‘2‘)‘ luv.- l\.- ‘ll d-
\lhlnlul.
“\r; lindisli c’li. i:iZ my as killed thrveoth-irs
wwni I-ul :iIil live Il.it.\ were shot by Ili .
at lir-u h, III-tin.
.
'i‘AT iONS 0F HUSBANDRV.
ltlecllo- oi “urn-u by the National
I‘rauge.
The Nullutldl U .la..;~- Hi
Husbandry :it their annual
l‘ntrwu o.’
the
coin l‘.“ i- in. gust
Ill-.Il Iii l:_I\‘!~i‘\. cl-ctcl t:i~\ following orlioeri
for tile ens Iiri; tw u l‘. lLiI’d ‘ll.
Worthy mast-T. d. f' l‘rays-r, o‘ \\‘«Il'\“S_"r.
overs-er of the .‘li‘l‘lllll'l‘ \\'hite- l
head. of New .lcrs ~y. lesion-r; A. J. llom, of
Tenn. chaplain; J. Ii. Hall. of \\‘c.t Vir-
giui .. steward: “’1 ll. Ftluian. of New Hamp-
slmn‘. Il‘{.\l‘|‘,ll Sidt‘Cll‘l. l‘. .‘d. Mellnuell. of
New \ ork. lt‘l‘hilr' r; John 'l‘riinblc. of -
‘Vinllillgh‘ll. lkt‘. . N. rotary;
sol. l‘clnwa i. :atelos-pl .
Kn'o l'ltl‘llrll.‘l|v .‘lississip n; l' .\lis.
S. ll. Neal. of kentu -l.v; ‘lors. nine:
t‘. Draper. of .‘l!l.\‘>3-‘lill$~‘lls; lady assistant
stowarll. Mrs. 11 hi. Lipscomb, of South
3 irolina. . _
The committee on resolutions. throudi
Governor Hobie. of Maine. presentel a series
if [\‘SOlut ions nwornnlending that oilimrs and
month as of subonlinrice graiiges make their
instructions and principir-sa matter of special
and can-fill study; that. above all party coir
yeirs-
g: :in :o.
..g Miss
ind pledging the order to defend law
sud order everywhere; deploring the attack:
in the private character of candidates for of~
icial position; recommending bieilnial State
doc ions; owning the creation of all unjust
morn-pinion y force of law: recognizing the
e inality of the two eases, and hailin: with
delight anv advancement of the legal status of
woman: urging farmers to united and de-
termincd czl'oris in protecting their interests
through the bsliot. anl favoring the promo~
[loll of the o'ctii e of (‘ulllnll§lnllk‘r of agricul—
ture to a cabin -t ll‘lfilflfill. The resolutions
were azloptc l. as was. also one tendering sup-
NEWSY (HEARINGS.
Tun Great Eastern is to be moored at
Gibraltar as a coal—hulk.
Tn: migli‘icst of sea monsters i: a Russian
ram now being built at a cost of $2.50.).000.
The next legislature of Ohio will have two
colored members, as a result of the late elee
tion.
As cstablishnant where opium smoking is
to be taught w' shortly be owned in St.
me.
A Srsxrsn journal advocates the use of
condemned criminals for cholera experi-
merits.
Coma seed
press! into blocks has ‘ust
I
Maxrroua is filling up with peopln The
number at schools more in 1371 was sixteen,
in 1581 it was 228 and in 1834 itreached 3'39.
A Ber-run) surgeon says cancer is hemm-
ing alarmingly prevalent in this court . in
two years’ tree has enmnn over
150 cases the dneasa'
Tun work of trading and re pris-
oners who coca from the at mass,
Arisona. is hit-m to In ans, who, itis
mid, succeed in almost every instance.
Tam hundrdsand fifty-eight criminals.
“whomavemaem Gamma in the hot
w are
M.
“ampeqilelnfiew York,ontheoe-
‘ or ”Mb-gum
.. ‘fltimMextthr
i
point-ct
caucus-it
; lllt')‘
S lll‘l l‘
'l‘rlizic Result of a New York
'l‘eiienicnl House. Filo.
A Wido .v aid 1121' Two Children
Burned to Death.
The New York pip-rs give the following
llt‘ldlls‘ of a tire iii a large teiiv-iilent llllli\t‘ on
liast >ivty‘-lunrth street. at which a Widow
and herth little l‘llll~ll"t‘n were burned to
death:
All :Ilairin oilirc had been sent out an l the
Ollgllui“ :u‘rchd promptly. but thc stain
Were soon ablaze in the sixth floor. and
escape by them was iinples‘ilde. .\'ot rill-Io
than a dozen [visuiis [val-hut the strict
that. \\ ay. The others clthcv Went to
the fin f or to the lront. and n~ar balcon-
lcs. Aliliuligii there was IIIIII‘II t‘\l'l‘§‘lllf‘lll
and tho \vl‘niieii “ere scrcniiiiug Hill the
children wow crying. then. was ample tun--
and opimrtiiuily for ovary one in ths house,
to have cscn; e l. \Vbcn the firemen iirrivtsl
got out lifesaving apparatus. and
nine persons \vcro taken d i\\’l| from the
balcviiic. of the seven! and tliirl
floors in this way. No rep-rt was male
at that. time that any one was missing. The
tenants at NIL 40‘: equip-l easily to the
si t“.. many. however. in their-light clothes
The home] -ss poi-p!» were cared for by the
nasal... \ and iii 'an fltljni‘vlll sa'uon. the pr.»-
|Illx ton-f winch ma lc :i nuinbn‘ of them an
I uiiitnzrlzible :to p- .\\l.|lt‘.
’lli' fire spread oil of the third tin-r of
No. l-"-. and aln-h~tlial destroyed cierv t-
partznent to the ro if. which led ill and ey
tended lo the rear alnirim-nts on the sixth
floor of No. 10"- :iiid the root In: M. I‘ lirlsliu‘s
cigar inanufrictory at No tr: “lien tir-
tiro “as completely under lontiol and ruin»
panics II\;.‘III to ovl riiiul the wreck
oi the Ihreo un ler tl --r~ of \ till. a
ruin-r \\'I\.\!‘\rl~‘tl Illat Ms“ M Iry Fl .‘lil‘ll
lli‘l‘ ~ Ii:l .i cir— .\l:II')’. ii,;ld .2~\cii. :lni .\iiiiI:-,
n.1l-d s \ “cm i-IiI‘Iu-d. 'l‘lie “win-nu. “ll ~
\\ ~ls Ii \\ i ll!“ .‘ll‘J .1 turn years --ld. live»! and
ci_.iia on an aim! .Iiie If oil In - iii! If wi'
\‘ll illi . Silo \\ i. not so .I In lli‘l‘
.- \ nan-n |li.~_\ wrap d h l' I-Iey s ip~
was salons t}: »\ la-lrd ii i will I\ III
mi l 'll.-li'-~i;.II Ligands-aim;
'.~l.-uf the s.\tli Iln i. “lirli lllri
l:-. N .i 1.x !lu~ hull ll Ur, :\;.-l \ .i'w‘ up ~': Il.-.~
. . .
mild.-
ln- il .s tons c\ll Ill .\l:« lil‘ll i. »._ lu- II
‘lll; ll» d iv. the tlim .‘I\>ll" hull n?) nil“
Ill i. iieti llv II‘ 'i‘. an I \ll" :ip'i ‘:II‘\'l (J
l.l\ . ‘Ii‘ll \iin‘n cu-l» l\--'l‘ 4 to l\.‘l ii the
tile .». < ~..\ ll;- I icu r club! “.1"
twin I n l’ mi. The I. d rs, \\l:.. n
l ha - . -l. lll'l'l \vcic tun-u lo the
. I‘V-
l‘:|\ ‘.I "
I\‘\ l -!
PRIllllNEN l‘ Twirl:
.. furnishol
:IJl‘lll -!i
I: H i mm: i I. 2.5 s: \. ‘1' 1:
LI- inn-Jul 1L:I.Illl\‘,'l\l‘i.:
ill ’ ‘ it‘ ‘ll.
l'liii vJI sri r \\' \iri‘ llis \\ .rn nit :in-
u sin 1- he lirst Im-T. his pill-o on ll‘.‘
\n, rclne l-I-zildi.
.-{
Hr -i; i: W l‘nlu-s l; .. ih - ‘:i:‘:.~~: .- .llv‘
lu'll vi ~.ll|"\ of an) i::.l:I .ll .\:.I~ l‘i~ .‘l. lla-
\\l~.' . _; il'u‘t‘hl if -!It :i.: ‘l for.“ . ti 'll ',‘i -:u-
\V .\ nor. 'i'l ha. in ~n Ill‘l' rii ~-~l l-\ the
Kili;~-l u‘~-Iel t-- ls» I-Inv-l' l‘lf' r. \iitli :l
\ H‘v‘ t-I I.II:' sin :n; our \I‘rvfziila‘s int - that
.;I--\ \v- 'l'nr‘\ I»: \i. the n- w civf'.
~ri:lll~\.ll:l‘l“ a’~ sill !- l- ill“
~~I In ii I i I'm v \’ ‘ ”1 3T1“ :04
ill \\~~\\'nir\~.\.l;s
‘sl . :: lll‘i- N ‘rlli
all an .-:r ~ all: I prxn
L \ .i‘l-iv‘
sx\ \ llik Ii div \V. of Mar) tan l. \‘ ~!t_:i"‘\\~
mu. l\' l. 5~ o'.‘ l'I‘.l?l‘)l\.l!lll. ii-l
T >\\ :isli 'n l. of l... . 'i‘l l- s -r\ :- l ;I~ 3.1; -s
in i'. Iigrcss
l‘l;\\l is .\L llt‘ll\. lli - l"1ll:¥ -r:lII--i- :i ivo
cute in so lllil-‘ll lisel .‘ltll \ “Hill-l In I'll's
b “'4. that fill ‘1“ l~ t’i'ul In I‘:i \ ; .iii t“l l m
In «..1 fun t. the lll'l“l'x'\l of a li: ’fl shall \‘l.ll-‘l'
to I-n)‘ him :i silary o: o: [ii I...
\ l'ILK\l.\l‘\l \nl i‘ii'i: h a voraci-vu‘
h. \. l render. \\ lnlc he was \'i ~e l us. l"lll
lli' \ e I! h Illi‘s’ in Iliu . iv ~\<~~ of tic l‘ iiizre.
slo iri‘. lililiin l~|i\..lll.3 Ii:\Ilv‘\\ tl~i\‘x‘l~. and he
lilul ll\\I‘sli‘l‘ll“'1|‘ \\l'll us a girl in l.c:‘
i" 'll.\‘,
KlV-u llt'\ltll‘.ltl'. of ltaly. is tliirlvelght
\‘lsirs old. Ills {:Il-e habitually nous a szid
iindsol-orc\iirossio:i. Tn» -r:ire snide Wiltv‘ll
llglll‘ it Is "III‘ of marks I .\\\z*-'ltlt'i\ an i char"
rich-r Ilis iiinini are court unis. He talks
grout int -rcst in! ie ‘l'l ‘.|llu i of in" only
soil, a boy of ten yours
l. on) Sn isnI l‘.\. the lil‘itts‘.‘ lif‘u!ii|"l‘.
drew“ \ory plainly :III l neatly; his in Igh.
dark blue ovonaui and dark gray “bits“
are igniteIirlobtrllsixe. rind tlien‘ is absolutely
tlilli"llllllrll_\' about his attire l'nliku Mr.
Gladstone. his c \llftl‘ h iio' ourispn‘iious nor
are his trains-rs Ioosliort. .\ lu-civcr niuconls
hisphilusophie brow. His eye is calm. his
ltn‘s -:Ic - Hill of ccusci nus p nvcr. anl it. ll
in no \\ ise n pretentious man
‘l‘.
a
_ , ._-______ ,
“‘liy lie Wouldn‘t Buy.
Produce llcalcr «“.\h! Glad to sec
you, .\lr. Blank. t‘an‘t [serve you with
a turkey for 'l‘llanksgiviug?"
.\lr. Blank ll‘Ol‘llyl' ~"No; thank you.“
“lint you n‘lllt'llllicf l furnished your
turkey last year."
“Yes. i remember.“
“It was satisfactory. lhopef“
“Yes; the stllicrintcndcnt says it is
vcrv satisfactory."
he superintendent 3“
“Yes—ml the Fast Line Railroad com-
puny.“
"l—l ~dou’t understand. Uh! per-
haps you made him a present of it.“
“No: I believe 1 sold it to him for a
car sprinrv.“— (Juli.
'l‘llli MARKETS.
m. roux. 46
Beef cattlo. Food to primal w 8 (Q 9‘,
Calves. com n to prime vonLi I Q 81..
Shoe ............... *l \f 51$
Lam 1 ........ 45L 5“.»
Hogs—Jove. ........ 4 (q- 5‘;
Dmvd. citv ....... . 5 (a 5’:
Flour—Ex. Stu. tofancy 3 *0 g 4 70
“Km. good to choica i 00 L 5 2'5
Wheat—No.2. Ral.....:... 9* (Q 91”;
Rye—Stnte ............... . . in @ as
Barley—Fonr—niwlsl State. .. Q *5
(‘oni—l'ngrad. “Est, mixed. 3] ‘59 “-
Oats—“'hiu» State. . .. . . .. 3:3 (d 37
Mixed \Vtswrn ....... ‘5 Q 33
Hay—Med. to i‘. Timothy“ “l U. “:3
Straw—No 1. ye... ...... so :3 8')
IAI\l—(TityStmii....... 015 it 620
Butter—State Creamery .. . 29‘- 23
‘ ' ............ .. is g 2i
“fed. liu. Creamery H i 15
Factory ............ . T i 23
(arose—Slate Factory ..... .. 7 do 10“;
Shins... .... I; g S
Weston: ....... .. 5‘2t . It”;
Eggs—State and Penn ...... . 2t (9 $
IUHALO.
Sh «ndtoChimwuuu 3th) @315
Lam Is—‘Vestern ....... 4 50 @ 5 75
Steers—“'stoni. . ... 4 75 \q 5 0i)
Bogs—Good to Choice York: 3 16 (Q 4 00
l-‘lwr—C’y ground n. WV- 5 :5 Q 6 50
\\ hut—ho. 3, Hard ninth 1 011.10
Corn—No. 2, “land Nest. .. Q RX
Ooh—No. 2, Mixed “intern 40
Barley-~Two-rowedState . . . . — -—
“1'05.
Beef—Ex, plateendfamfl y..13 50 013 00
Hogs—Live ............... ... I5 ~15;
Northern. Dressed . . . . 51‘? 5},
Pork—Ex; perhbl...9€0 (.975
Flour—“i Inter-AWN pat's.. 5 75 l 6 (I)
Corn—High llixed.......... {it 54
Dab—Extra White.
Rye—State............
'Am
Beef—Extra ‘ty......... 6 '
.....—.......-...
a
was?
Hogs—Northern.d. w....... 5%
mun-nun.
Hoar—Penn. exfamil ,good 4 5°
:m—u«a.w....y...... ‘33‘ 9715“
W3 Yellow I I: I as as
Clear-KY. than... M
' A Phase- Alter a Wart-c Monster all
the l‘alflar-la (can.
"(‘lap on hcrc. boy-3“ shouted a stal-
. wart white man to a lllllltbt‘r of .‘lcvicmls
who were looting a-ound the be Icii near
the little town of Lorcta, Southern Cali
; fornia.
i “What for? \Yhy.that.“ andthc speak-
?cr pointed to a great ripple about liftv
! feet all that sccliicd movingr round and
I round in a Constantly increasing circle.
1 while occasionally a black Iiii came into
view, cutting the water like a knife. and
creating a foam that glislciied like
' molten silver.
“l)iahlo!" cried an excited grease-r.
“\':Iiiipem!“ shouted another.
retortcd the Amer can, “and $10 worth
of oil. which is more to the liurpnqg
Now, will you clip uni" he rein-atoll.
lifting: the boat. “or are you going to
. stand there and watch the fish leave the
. place?“ This aroused the men. and
selling the heavy bolt. they ran the craft
' into the sci, four of them with
' American leaping in and shoving 011'.
“\thu l strike this fish you want to
. be on your scat." said the skipper. “as
Ehc‘s liable to jerk things live‘y.“ The
E boat. which was a clumsy imitation of a
twhalcboat, was provided with a large
| harp ion. something like an ccl spear. to
l which was attached a long line. coiled
1 under the bow seat. The American
; sci/ed the pale and the Mexicans pulled
’ slowly out.
“Now when l strike.“ said ill“ former,
; “git Ibcin oars in quick. li‘ye under-
. stand?
“Si, Senor.“ whispered the rrcw in
'cmiccrt. “And you. Antonio. .yo‘I git
; an oar behind and llccpright in af‘cr thi-
‘(‘llllt'l‘. for I don‘t \\' tut to have cut
the line ler‘ brat" .\ii dlll‘l‘ chorus
of ".\i Senor.“ and the b-zit 2-;Id~ialiv
llt'dll‘tl the It; pic. The El ind
would !lt~\‘t‘l‘ liIIc silspI-Hcd prev
once o! icnorino'is ‘Ll burn-rill this
llliisivc ripg-lc it In girl have live". :i
.llll'lli‘ making :-. ri;i.~.i~ or sinriil “aw.
slic‘i .Is is I~llt‘fl rt - n The ~wc':i \\ as
perhaps thice inclics high and inwvrd
:ilo'i: do“), c\ci_\ may i id I‘icn thc
p winIc-l tiiaugii‘. Ir ‘ll‘l‘ - .l .'i:i appearing,
to
u. . .
“.f I l.
’llzi‘
now \xllii». now ~ I hi. -... For a luv
InenI it w luld a arcnny t:c~:ll-'c in tile
‘tll‘, tlicii .lislp;- :i. .\ tcw lli u‘~ p [is
on tile o.:rs and the hat in Me: In .d- :l
"infant with his liiIi-l tI-l th- :I'\llil‘ll
to stop mining. in S\\lll:.!l" lli‘lil i tlII'
l‘l‘il‘lt‘ tiic I‘iiiio'is object was :I'vva‘ai'li-
irg. and now a Hawk ind. :Il: ~llt‘-l'
“as .\c.lrer it (‘3!ll". <‘-\I‘\'|-l:i::
; \\ itfl the Iiiinu-Incnt of \I‘Illt‘
\\ iii!) “2‘. . II‘H f(‘-l the
:lgiin :I'aspll the oars
aiil vit lircntliless. 'l‘lla- har-
pnnncr Iai-cd v. r :l: : . ;
for a Single second l:i~ :i‘iii» rem r‘
llll Ii \\ llll a ll.» :l.-- :. 2e sinicl. :‘r
for an instant tI-Iiib! anl ill
‘whulc lu-Iloiii of lllt' sea sccincl to
I\\.tl>1;‘l ii i- it sinipc l I'rl‘itilrcl
u.‘
Si‘l‘li.
“l‘il’
ill l‘il..> luhly .
. .‘lcsicans
his
tic piv-gi'i‘ VH4." into tlic
i" «in: . ~ cut the air f I ‘
rm n'. 'it cli with :l :cs» .1'
l
'2.“ illiu;r Iuer tlzt'l
tl- swamp it.
'I h-i \lcx t :.:~~. :iltlintifi: I iii ‘
_,c:l.c.l in Ilic Ins. :In'. ti.c Larp itvc‘.
1. ~‘.-. 2; Iii -'\v.i cr lioiii lzis c‘ s.
l‘lill~ o: the lin. on»: in thc "adv
ykeep pace with the «leiiiaihls
lin' it \\ as no The fish \\'t\ r :41 :2;
~away \\ ii'u the Si clxl of the :I' ' .1
\\ ll‘tll‘. and \\ iili a shout the ski; l‘ r ;.
‘lhc \v; rziiiig. The rugne vain" t Iii'
_ri:‘:c _‘.l.n’. arid the l- int was \Hv-I: ‘ ..
‘aloiig. hurling the foam aside an i Ia‘sin;r
the waves :is they came. “
crash; 1“ .
an-l Iliiv .lll‘lli
l
I.\“
v1:
.u‘uliul. :is‘ lit‘dl”
ma tlyi-i: cnlcnltiun \\t|~llll indicate.
’for Horn: Kong.
“.\o iikc dis." said one of the \lc\i-
g.‘nils’ :ls :I big ‘\\‘:i\c c llllt‘ aboard and the
lmat buried ln-zsclf in another. The
olitlook w s indeed d moons. and lla-
oiily roiisolttioii IliaI could lie dcrivnl
li'i‘lll the man at the innv \\ .- til it
ln‘ld :i his case knife ltt‘l\\i‘i‘ll his 2c. Ih,
.“ fact that showed at :i c itical morn-ii!
the lint“ (‘lmld lu‘ i‘u! . lint Ill} was 2".“
l llt‘
,3 vs
..~I in
llz‘
mote from the skiripcr's iii'ciiti was.
tfish had b:- -n gradually chring
:‘oiirsc until it hcadcd down Ill-c cu
:ihc general dircc:icn of llouii'nl‘i. This
I was cheering. and soon the Jack lErI»-.
; was tossed aft. and the bowinail shoutsl
an order to clap on. This Ilic'inv tho!
the boat was to be put alongside the
monster. The .‘l -\ic:ins vigor ills y pro-
tested but finally laid on. and the Urn:
' ale began. l-Ivcry move scorned to spur
the fish to greater endeavor, so :‘n It its
jerks and leaps through the water again
threatened the boat. their intensity >ll.t\\"
» in;r lll“ pain and Icrror of the creature.
li\pciieiice. time. and lulu-my of rape
will i‘ lch the big-Jest ti~h. and this was
no exception to the rule. Inch by inch.
5 {not by foot. the rope was i‘lkl'll in;
lll0\\">l.lckt‘nlll;r to avoid cap~iliag the
= boat. now taking the Spray in Ih- ir
faces. the martyrs to this novel kird of
fitishing laid on and hauled. llaif an
I hour of this slackening and pulling and
the big black mass was again in sight.
Soon it was not five feet off. the bolt
‘esriug along: just over its back. A
lit-3'11] knife-like lance rigged to a p ulc
wa: now taken in hand by the engineer
in chief of these pr-oceed'ngs. and to
posted thrusts of this blade were made
in tho exhausted fish. The first stab
bronght it to the surface. revealing its
marvelous bulk. but the long tow “as
effective. Again Qhe boat was hauled
alongside the monster. and again the
shining knife cut into the animal's head.
A long trail of deep reé blood now fol~
lowed the boat; the wiugdike fins rose
from the water in convulsive struggles.
and a moment latcr the Inca got out
their oars and backed away from the
vicinity of the fish which. lying half on
its side. was beating the water into foam
in its death struggles. Now in circles
it swam about. vainly attempting the
grand leap II. had first accomplished. but
finally these efforts ceased. and it drifted
upon the surface dead.
The boat was about a mile and a half
from the shore, and passing the line
astern the lance was driven into the fish.
a second line fastened to it. and thus
harnessed the prize was tlkcn in tow
and hauled toward the beach. It was
like towing a twenty-ton schooner. hard
and slow work. consequently the prayers
of the Mexicans were now changed to
invective as the devil fish moved slowly
toward the shore.
“Thev‘re as tough a fish to tackle as
any that swims in the Pacific,“ said the
skipper, wiping the brine from his eves
withvhis sleeve. and dropping: into the
stern sheets as if exhausted with his ef-
forts. “And.” he continucd. “this one
ain‘t nothing to some.
people; some will take it easy and run
along, and die gentle jest as if they liked
it: again. others. not a bit bigger, will
taken boat under so quick you won‘t
know where you are, and sometimes
and 'I, it‘- -bye. Ten hundrcd
ads of solid fish coming down on a
nadred and sixty pounds of man aint a
square deal. to put it mild.
is the fish is so ugly and big it mthe
half to death, and several divers
the pearl fisheries down below here
“Yes. a devil fish. and a big one, ton“‘ ‘
the ,
They‘re just like ;
jun right on to you. and when they do. .
1he truth -
havebeen hauled up dead, partly be—‘
who they got demoraliaxl and got;
7 choked. no: there ain‘t any girling
: around it, a sea but is enough to scare
any one. They are very common down
on the pearl banks, and when one swims
over a diver it looks like a big: bird."
During this conversation the Mexicans
had been pulling slowly toward the
bench. and Iina‘ly it was reached, the
boat beached. and thc lines attached t)
the great fish passed ashore an i scircd
by the assembled lrowd. who quickly
hauled it to the clue of the surf. lien:
for the first time its cu muons breadth
became apparent. the tish covering an
area that seemed in rcdihlc. and railed
to mind the. story of l’ozitoppidarr. the
. ol-l bishop of X0!“:l“. who described a
[ bilge iish on his road iii it was so broad
! that when floating :it the surface it win
taken by some sailars for an isEand. but
after alightiug and bull ling a‘fire they
discovered their on ur. 'l‘lie hatiish was
:1 small edition of thin fabled mJnstcr,
: and might well have been the originator
, of the fable. as upon its low id back fifty
men might have sto id at a pin h.—4\'eie
l'arl‘ Tamer.
Kan-Isehatks.
The hills are covcscd with forests of
fir, larch. cedar. birch; and in these are
fo iril numerous “will auirns s. S‘lch as
the fur subée, the otter. f0\CS of all col-
ors. and tire bear. which letter. on ac-
count of the great supply if foo], at-
tacks neither man u tr tllc domestic ani~
mats. II is curiosl~ Io nolc that the
squirrel. “'hl! h is urilvcr'sfl in Sibcria. is
not found here at :i‘l. Swans and wild
ducks are found *n gator quantifies in the
lakes and marshes in the iuicrzur: and
their I-ggs. :is well as the birds them-
selves. are taken in great n IInl-ers by the
people. Tl :- fish. w it I‘ll throng the riv.
crs iii enormous n . u l 2. in the summer,
form the [mini ‘2 f of l‘.»- natives.
For the must par. V... . .rL ~:i:non_ and
are drlid and -- - ~ \l l! r Ilic “iiitcr;
'3 12.1 llclrxi-ss
but owing to ti:-
of. "l. the li~li l-l'roiric rot
ten. ltl; ‘ 3.. n; iv ,-. ‘IT privitlon.
'l‘l rigor of oi:I'-. l~ -;. .lii Hillt'llt‘i
bf; “:Iriii ucvaii c 'rv ;. . \\:-l\l| v? ..tc
Iii m thick -n-:.!i » . foo ill it :V II-
tll‘rt"i ll c (‘liis' s - i ; us {a uni; :-
tinti. .c tu:.li 2‘ .1" n of both \i'\i'S
is :Il? donu a' - . ’i .. w :ls. but
u\\:l|,f to the z; » . . it *icri. :ztilrc
:iiil ‘ ~ i. . ~ ‘~ adopted
for 1»: , . is: v :‘ Ihcs‘t' ..rc
frc i‘li“l'.l)‘ in a s‘ l‘ H . Ii Vacation.
For all I'\\".‘:‘: 1-..zc i :., -. li:i\.- to
l»! k .‘il'I‘J ll‘ ' ~. 3'51; Il‘. :"3. ‘0‘
bacon; and Eli ~sr . —- ‘l-lw b} In..ius
of their for sa \ - . . e llld‘r l in
any othsr iart w‘ in 2 mil About
10'"le thcsc sk .. t ..h _\cir zit
hilt-«~11 to twr-ntx r.;- l. - . .i.".I.
_\I :h ‘ b 'gi' n": L, --l' I': : r sen! (”H-
t::ry. -l'.c- .1 from.
~ .lii - -.
l'.‘
latllc “we «.t: ‘ lr~
kritsk. and. o“ r-‘z " cw. .lcnt gnss
:izil \\.i'cr. wou‘ ' ‘ 'cll. out.
.oii '|~‘~‘IV‘Ll‘.‘ cl ‘.. l~ll‘_‘{ or
\ lltf':\ on tlic p-. .i. - l’ was
to mill initwsvl» z. I'. . l exit
st airs Hf in lilvr " . lllt‘ llilcsti n
wlr the-r ay‘irnim I» iuvzl; e~ in the
l --‘ii‘:s.il.l has -:«. 3r u a'lswcstd.
Mari. ts c\i~‘t l.:.~'crn
>,‘lacii:i, “Licli :l'c .' :1 . ::‘ <‘ll'g‘llt‘tl
\\i‘h s :rli a-ti‘I . .» ~ 5 u, .3, twitter.
I‘lu'li :UI l l.i«lv‘>’ t‘ i z ‘ l‘: :l‘
Tho iiiliri ~l-.«i. v ' . :z ;. .Etn'e Is
Ill-c o'\'r';s'\I'l}‘ v tins? l!lfl}'
his-J. c In: lie.
\f I).
‘ -in ‘l-l'J'w‘
..
.iilll Ill. *s not. . .y‘ i I ll hi2}!
warriilh ”or Ilic _ :. - E. ..t . an i \\ {I ll.
1‘3“ l"lilt‘ i\ ll: . s \zitli i ..ll-
for:.i.i. ill. * t. ' .s .it'ic or no
main-y the-c. .. -. ‘~ - 1 “It i-_-. :i sgstem
of cu‘lll'igc. t‘l ' .'1»i's»-':".lll: 'hrir
sibli- skins in r’ct zrtr .; h goods as
Ilit‘)‘ [Ini‘ilh . ~—-».‘ '
“In (‘oicnti y.“
Svridiug one to is b‘; no
means an empty pit—av .\ . "l mike",
\\ lii c >‘-\'.‘|l\ll|2 to .l ill-stun [fr-Un- rcr—
ti-~‘.Mlhlt‘lt'. at \\'I|\“.li._‘:-IZI, s‘.i‘d
You hive no idl l o: the number of
oiliccrs who hau- iv cor _. bccri placul
.‘l know “list
..ill‘3133‘
“i l coventry." \ o: .
that in :ins.‘ \\'c.i .l is a sp .‘ics of 03.
“Elvis!“ The Lu: .. i1. cr ra‘m u-d was a
young fellow. \l;
twc -n him and hi~
strictly «illiciil. T. . nit Mao:-
tiixc h in in any so. .a‘ o iv. and to all
iiizcn's :i'ui pnr‘xos. ~ he and his \\ ifc have
to live alone. run. "inns an apparently
t'ivinl matter puts :- ".l -. “Lil c-ivcutry."
Not long ago 'llll‘ cxm e o'lEcer of one
of the vessels ofu i: :. .\‘_'. t-bolx away the
in "kin; prixi c: ll' m. the wird-room
lili: -r~. No b til .ilt‘ Ill-u er and ll" c\cr-
. isc l it. it ‘lllIOl’IllnlIt‘i
*n lziicuioii be—
’ o‘ii--c.s was
\\
one of his
wanted to sm rk - l:-- hid to go on the
f“!1‘(‘:l\llt‘. anion: L: - - .:l ire. lly virtue
of his positio : he :‘l‘|'\;|li .l ;:i tha— tn ilc.
I .
'rllt‘ IVi‘lf‘I‘l‘S W-I‘l‘: l a f I‘l I
anion: llicmsclvcs, u l',
would the:. say to 3 it.
lii’cly n-i cniiipaa
:i l that means :i :;
"ii an] ink?
.-r a word
lc had abso-
cntzre ship,
.'.l'. deal when a man
hi I I- . t‘m
is at sea. \\'eil. tlil~ miiccr hid :; great
dvul of grit and Co il i! for eight
months. Then be c -vcd in and restored
As til it was all
\ were contending
the smoking privlic
that the other in“
for. they began to mgni/e him again in
a social wav. ll : cal ml them together
and gave them III!" of the greatest folli-
ticatiéns of the S“:t\‘u:i in honor of the
event. I know of no more disagreeable
position for: man to be in than to be
“in coventry." .
White llons~ C ocks.
There are a number of handsome and
historical clocks in the White House.
The clock in ('oloucl Lamonts room has
in it a cathedral gun; that Ins such a
charming sound thit persons frequently
wait to bear it strikc. It is: modern af-
fair. but has many admirers There is a
clock in Bliss i‘lczclaml‘s room that has
been going without the' interruption of
an hour for over tzvtatv—tive years. In
the President‘s bedroom the": is another
beautiful :lock. in the blue parlor the
famous clock. (inc.- tiie property of
Napoleon Bonaparte. and by h In pre.
sented to General Lafayette, who in
turn presented it to President George
\\'a<hington, still kecps perfect time. It
is of alabaster ant i'rcach gilt bronze.
It runs for thirty lld‘xs‘ at one winding.
In the red room l’rcsilicut Lincoln‘s clock
of ebony and will still ~trikcs the
quarters. halves an .1 hours. with wonder-
ful precision. The only American made
clock in the \"hitc House was manufac-
tured in New York. it is kept in the
green room. and was porch scd when
James Monroe has Presidents-vb":-
l'url‘ Herald.
A Little lisnnlerstaadllg.
“I‘ve married amiss. said a genuine.- to
A law-yer whose aid he besought.
“Ah, then. happy man. I mitt-lab
From your looks I should never have gnu-ed
it. was true.
\‘ouludweddedatowghandoft—mrrud‘ old
shrew.”
“Youngstown” u» mun-u
“I mean‘thtlmrriodami-z
Ivan-um the
Butbdonbzldhibtbe oh.
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