' Tn_i:si~:§ri§z1~3i.. 7 “
SOUTH NOR“’AI.K. AI‘IlII. I7.
(‘anadians are lwuiiiiiing‘to worry over
their loss of forests. In the more thickly
settled parts of Ontario only ten percent.
of woodland remains. and wells must be
dug to the debt of forty or fifty feet
where formerly water could be reaehul
at six.
Consumers of olniinargarine will be
pleased to learn that alllutlg the ingredi~
cuts used in its manufa ~tnrc are sugar of
leathglyeerine. sulphuric acid. caustie
potash, east ~r oil. chlorate of potash.
ttomael'iof pigs. tiltlik, Ivorav. taliow
nnd laid.
”
f The small waning ro rm at Professor
Pasteur‘s laboratozy in Paris presents a
curious slwctarle duriii: the hours of in-
t‘culation against hydrophol-i... :Thlf‘t‘
nre press hi I'.. I‘rmixaials. lins-
sians, Austrians. Italians
Ind Spaniards.
isians.
lioLinianinzis.
Some an-
In sex rral
elegantly l
The (‘ineinnati Gumsaadtr ll
nuthority for the statement that “the am:
title of csq. is out of date, and its use in
in bad form. In addressing a gentle~
man now you must prefix "on. or Colonel
or General as a compliment to his states-
mansliip or military genius. “'lietlier
he is President of the I’nited States or
.presideiit of. a ward eliili. the leader of
dummy or the leader of ii clique of
voters. it is all the same. In a ease of
extreme doubt vou may address him as
Mr. but under no eireuinstanees is a inil-
itary title under the grade of captain nl
. lowable. Niiiietitncs. in accosting a man
i whom you have already met. the slipping
jot his narne fmni your memory may rause
ienibirrassnirnt. but a little presence of
gllllfltI will save you. Address him as
i lienernl. and you are all right."
The Ilev. Ilenry Ward Beecher was
given an informal reception recently by
. Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Ilyde. at their resi-
' denee in Indianapolis. on the mansion of
'the trier-ting of the Indianapolis .\Iini.s~
‘ It'TlitI .‘Ir. Ileeelier made
some remarks in which he reealled some
assoeiat ion.
dressed, others are in N‘LN‘ ‘2 f hi In Ii [It i vpv rit I'lt't s anion" them
- - >0 5 t: ~. __.
. ‘ . ~ ' - -. r u dit th 'lr iwii; .. . .
:35‘“ the Pi"; m; Iran L11" ‘L r; I“ 0' l the following: “Ilie Iuiptisins in the old
tutors “ll i t It in. ie \‘a e _‘ _ -_ .
l a . x k t n m . a“ 'ittlt’ room l tune were llllt'l’t‘\Iltlj.I to the people.
‘I"‘£t‘\\u I‘ ‘. v\ 'i . _ .. _
J )3 C: II ‘1' l l ‘ i t Swim times the ministers united for ii pub—
.. . . .; . > _ .
‘ “I: J I I I l lie ininiers.oii. On one of these occasions
The Ilt \v vil Iltill\ of \\'_\t-ni'tn: in the
Bim'hani basin :m- dim tly M-llIII of lid-
lings. Montana. war the ln-undary be-
.l and Wyoming. They are 1
tween .‘Ihnta.
I had a bi: carpenter on hand. He was
iiearlv seven feet tall. “'e walked into
the water together. and when l was in
truth to my shoulders my friend was
hardly netting his knezs. Iturned to.
rizlitv iiii'es Ion: l~\ fortv wide. 'l‘hooil . . _ . _
‘ ‘l g .p ,i I fir". ;. n' . f m:., 1 him and \llLZL'i strd that l‘llIlI'I‘ this IIllIIL: l
‘A u 'l|_ _ r .. , 1‘. .. . H, E ‘
h M ‘ t - I . 'w ’d I” v ~ to sto i or I should Iiave to l
t‘-.‘ ....*::i oil tinntv uviti per (out, . “““ ~-‘ ‘ I . §
p ‘ “pi, .” [it ‘I, . . , w . ; .1 U ; §\\llll. Being a iarpenter. he said he i
""‘1~~t“(‘ .. s' - ‘VA‘K: _‘~ -.‘.‘ . . ,
‘ ‘ - .. . \ he
iitw. lunti'w and it'll-htlii. Its li:illllll‘:> i “"‘l‘1 ‘l‘v‘l‘m “I' ”l“ “ “l“ - \ I‘l‘“ ;
l' .- ' r i ' 1 r p” it :. g “as on Ii;s kn‘ es I got on very wed.
.f‘o; [vi-“r. ls ii. is“; i o'. ‘. :t t
. _ l #
. . i... ‘ l- bill" .
”PM“ that m .. H A x l t h .‘ H; 3‘ E Une evenzii: latilv a Iii-rd of Ari/mm l
‘ " ""‘~i‘ .‘ Eu-r : t l . ‘- . - l
have but. fit. ....._ .. th \\ . t i i ll [2‘ M\ “huh “3.... [n.mg herded [1‘ “l“
Infill“. —_—— i 111’. \[ TaHm‘L on In»! rivt-r‘ I)_ '1‘” l
e
In ti, tin}, ‘. M. ’;!;:i::;- 3). _\‘,;;_A [. Lam l.i~lt\ mi.) and rii Ii d for tli .
‘ .
Bil-.e,
.i2t I'- I‘l- \ tl'I:v Ill
nligit risiy large
print it} the .\- :- :2
1531. and L. .irl. ; up -i t’}l~ 'it‘ this s. ll‘
til wiltir‘lVIEEJ I'Z’isle
!t:l~~r\l‘l a
ten» T‘ " I'? e -- .‘li
dirt of t‘..--
Ill! Ii-lziiil- Mfr
ndtiiinist: ‘.- ltuJ- tI- :~-»:: In: is upon 125s
Bible by II-rwl l'.
I‘rrriidotzait in r i u. a: tit: it'ni;
Ufthe «xii i!--l it: \I»-*.l..
do} i'f riiirzti ‘i‘. .\ II.
Iii-nit. it In i; ll" added. is
I‘tot isW-tui :---\v :iitm til oi
.‘I‘ift‘~ of Ant-vita \\ .~
' [with i
M!i.t1_\ t :: ill“ I‘lll
lN-I." 'I‘l»e
sti'I vised i:-
bwtarlir; in ‘_'H\i TL‘U‘S of the Flute.
——_—.
To. my years ago the l liief fl attire of ,
tilt Ititll'\ in} ird t‘o- \Iiw :zi'i wis tl‘o'
l oziiitl- ~~ Il’ rds of initial» | v. ryu Ii- r t»i
be Now
'l‘ll“‘\l“rl' Iiiuie’fWi‘if
{HIM I- ilIilos in .\n:‘ vi. a.
mat trawl t‘mio mi! ~~ on the pi tins and :
Iiivr disappu :m d. f
“A I"
II l\ hth i‘Il‘.‘
n‘l
\ft‘ !.
\u‘s :in‘ HUI .
1‘: \ti be out of> ~:_ht of a duel I-dtlalxil
It"? \\ illilu ..;_ti: ot' a bio .-::._ llut link :
Is ".1 In‘. v'"
th.it :i i‘t"\\'§1tt‘\l"‘ of Ilzifftio is d \‘eltvp-i
.ing in the \\i‘i)¢I'\ [recipizous regions ot l
I
his the I an? en slalt'llli iil.‘
the mountain l'.:‘22’t‘~'. it shuns the . p- n .
pinint lives in small herds, is end ‘wml ‘
‘ u . :etivitv. and is a clxar eas i of .
at“ All 3.5.. 1 '
.. . n
m
It is Often aslu «I. when an on .Ill-L'Uilt:
tassel has In en lost arson. and it is sup-
posed she has fillltlllx l‘HI. why none or.
her tinilu rs rise to the \lll‘fttl'i‘ again and
float. as
Shore. 'l‘Ill‘ i \[I"t:i til it
vessel has been sunk
pressure to whit Ii it is subjected will be
no great that a renal“ quantity of water
will be fort‘e-l into the pores of the Wood.
and thus rind-r it so heavy that even
when dr l‘lt‘llt d from the ship a piece of
the timber Nlllbl not float. It is because
of this constantly and rapidly inert-using
pressure. too, that a diver cannot de~
r‘end to any very great distanee below
the surface.
——————__
wo MI will ,tietr-r
if the
‘n deep water the
sal me: :ed
is that
In his new I» wk telling of lift-in Corca
‘ Percival Lowell mentions this matter of
interest for those whose curiosity is so
healthful us to rtin roitiid the globe it~
self: Pour little stars flash out upon the
bryw of Nam San. the great South Moun-
fig, within Sight of the chief city: Soul,
“Poised mhigli in the 7 heavens," says
Hr. Lowell, "they might well be the
light from other worlds." But in fut
they are watehfires, a Signal to the city
that all is well in (‘orea. They burn for
fifteen minutes and vanish. All through
the country a cordon of such beacons is
uhblishcd. which transmits the message
of peace and safety daily, or rather
lightly, to the capital.
Nr. Hfien. the third assistant [mtmas-
ter general, makes the following sugges-
tion: to the public: \Vrite or print your,
name and address. and. the contents of a
package. upon the upper left hand corner
of all mail matter. This will insure its
hmediate return to you for correction,
if improperly addressed or insuflieiently
paid, old if it is not called for at desti-
ution it can be returned to you without.
goingto the dead letter oflicc. If the
pntrons of the mails would avail them-
selves of this privilege it would enable
the department to restore at least ninety
pa cent. of all the undelivered matter.
Letters would be returned free, and the
pnreela upon payment of the return post-
*. m
A remarkable statement was made by
an English member of parliament in the
mofaroecntdebateinthehouseof
corn-ions. He had vainly endeavored to
induce the government to lay upon the
table a return of the amountn expended
upon war ships and their present estis
mated value. Failing to obtain omeial
pica-thin on the subject, he investi~
gut-d matters bin-elf, nn'd tho result
which he announced considerably aston-
ificdthchoue. Itappearvthatthcex
Hing navy of Grant Britain hav cost
migration, and t“ it! present value,
“uh-g allowance for chips thnt
hi. "become obsolete, dam not one-ed
The rd let in. after “hiili the litt‘e la 1}. .
l'lil‘IaIZE: ev- r the p:.ii: lt‘. in Hill“ d ‘ it her
tlihl.‘ l'r~siIi:iY if Ila
t
l
E The eth l' two rushed tow ird lu r.
. 3“” repair men, tonsiantly on duty. This
@is an 1‘\Ir\‘lllii\’ large pit-portion of labor
'Iioll of eiiiployes'
’ to the cniployes.
t"ll.|l. :i llt‘i\ v log tt‘llli'l'll. right fret
high. .I‘Ilt‘L‘ItI s “we op. in d and the
Elm" bronco. svv-ur‘d tle foothills. but
In the night
Io; law; dd:
found no i‘.il‘.\i‘ b r :iTat'iiL
.‘IEss
\iliEiiiti: :if her ear. and. gifting up. illv
1‘;th rt \\.i\ :ii‘ llM \I
c «end sumo “ft-I annuals in Illl‘ will H.
\he urn: in :igzd found four mountain
' ltwrs. aird. “illmlll a moment‘s lasita
t'on. lillzli ind flu in with an :i\.
the lions _ii:iip d the viral and ilel.
'l‘uo of
Size
. p I
dealt one a blow with the a\. laying its 1
lint-l Ute ll Ii‘ Illt‘ Iiorii‘: flit-ll leli Ili‘il. E
'I‘llv Ili'NI Illul‘liiit: llill‘ i-f Illt‘ Vailltililv‘ I
u. re found il‘ud and thiity:
:tiih‘
'lw >lllltImI. IHIIllt‘NI of the latter dyiiigi
afterward.
#
TIlngtWV York el. \‘ated l'.‘llllt|:ltl\ Ii:l\ e
including ab 'll!
some Leon employ-g.
for repairs at d the k inspection. “'Iili‘ll
is net issitated by ile pt't‘llllxil‘ eliariivter
of thermol. :iiid it is.ii kind of work
“here the turn are particularly exposed
the Inn e. therefore. estab-
lished a r- gular inidieal department, .
\\ ith one do tor for .tlie cistern and one
for the \\t‘~‘Ii-I‘ti division or lllt‘ rity linu-s.
with farilities for prompt eoniiiiuniration
The (‘Ulll-
ltllll‘flgt‘t‘s‘
with any portion of the track.
piny pays where men have to be taken to
the hospital. b it its own doetors attend
to the slight injuries, wliieli are Very
numerous. .\ large satchel. with instru-
ments. bandages, eti'., stands ready for
emergent-y. and is carried by the surgeons
on duty. Among other functions dis-
charged by the surgeons is the vxaniiiia-
for rolor blindness,
sight. and hearing. Those not eonsidensl
in sound condition are given other and
less important positions, where these .
physieal qualities are of less consequence.
'I'liisniedieal attendance is with) ut charge ’
Alfred Krupp, the great German gun
founder, owns probably the largest busi—
ness in the world dependent on one in-
dividual. The works within the town
9f Esta-n occupy more than 500 acn‘s,half
of which an under cover. According to
a census taken in Scptemler. 1881, the
number of hands employed by die. Kyupp
was 1ft, 605,the members of their families,
45.776, making 65,381 persons supported
by his works. 0f the laborers. 11,211
were engaged upon the works in Essen,
the rest being employed in the surround-
ing mines, the branch works at Neiiwcid
and Snyn.nnd the mines in Spain (Billion)
from which, though less extensive, the
finest ores are brought. Mr. Krupp
owns 54': iron imines in Germany. He
owns four sea steamers, and there won-
nccted with his Essen worb forty~two
miles of railway, employing twenty-eight
locomotive and 883 cars, sixty-nine
horses with 191 wagons, and forty miles
of telegraph wires with thirty-five atu~
lions and fifty~fivo Morse apparatuses.
The establishment possesses a grand
chemical laboratory, a photographic and
lithographic atelier, a printing oflicc with
three steam and six hand presses and a
bookbinding room. The establishment
even run: a hotel in Essen.
Fire at a Birth.
On a well docked farm near the vil-
of Lawsonvillc. Ky., lives Thoma:
Malena well~to~do farmer and stock» rnis.
er. Among Mr. Malcn‘l possessions is a
cow, which, in the very brief career of
four years has made a record for fruitful.
ncss that is probably not excelled. .At
four years of age this modest-looking
him: is the mother of ten calves, all
healthy and active. This record has been
b stcpa, and arguing from her t ex~
[Anions there i: a great future be om her.
tthcago of two this our born twinara
year later ah. brought forth triplets, and
now ucocfihcr "that an?J rho has
eviden a lplli 0 program y tying
birth to a very pretty quintet. Indiana
baa received several latteri oflera fffl'
this woaduful uctivepieco ofcow-
flah, ht ho to part with but.
at...“ alto-u a but lou'cf'
M000.“ -
'39.: x
“momma-unison
‘ elie‘ter slim‘‘ to er his lett arm.
‘ made no roplv totlie til-iiwsh ovorod on them
to :ieeideut and to iniiirv to their eyes. )
i rampart.
An East. St. Louis (‘nowd Fired
Into by Officers.
A Terrible Occurrence which Cast a
Number of Lives.
The bloody collision betwoen strikers and
deputies at Fort. “‘orth. Texas, has been fol-
lowed by a still more terrible nod deplorable
episode in East St. Louix IIL, on the Minds
sippi river. and just opposite St. Louis. The
‘ trouble, as deseribcl by dbpntchcs, conic
about as follows:
The unions railroads seemed to be moving
an unusually largo ipiantitv of fraught. pur-
tieulnrly the IAIIIId'lIIt‘ & .‘nshville. “v hen
th~ strike. was. ordered twenty-seven of
this eoiu \nny‘s employcs left _ its
sot-vi xi. ‘heir pla us were quiekly
filled. and thirty deputy sheriffs were on»,
ployel IN the eoiupnuy to protect. the new
men and its iro ierty. The officers were
armed with \\ inc ester rides. soiuo of them
enrrying revolvem also. '1‘. t}. Hewlett was
.lu‘ide their leader. More than half the force
gainnlml the freight lions is of the eomimny
while the-rest of them protected incoming and
outgoing trains. Trains were continuallv [kiss-
mg t) and fro from the freight housesnlldny,
and Inforo IU o‘clock in the morning but»
dreds of idle men and boys and a few women
.gathere I on and about the rickety wooden
bridge that spans a small body of muddy wu-
tcr known as t‘uhokin ereok. The Iouisvillo
and Nashville hind running west. Cl‘\t\\0§ this
creek on a trestle.
At It! o‘elo 'k Kill persons stood on the
bridge war-hing the trains paw. The
rougher element eiimsl the
proiiiisel them at short slirift in the near fii~
lure. The deputy shoritl's \in i stood on the
trestlework were trmted in the same way.
Slieritl' lluplwpiet appeared with a small
n-sso an I ordered the erowd to disperse. The
Iaw abiding [lemons in it di I so. Tho others
[mid no attention to the denial: l. The
sll‘d‘lfl left the ground 11' onee and tele-
graphed to Governor Uglmby the condition
of affairs and asks! t‘orinilitnry h ~ip. Mean-
while the crowd had never in ivod from its
p within or eIianx-sl its trietimexw-pt t \ grow
more violent iii its demonstrations against the
trainnien and their guards. Ii sutl‘orol dis
sortions but gain-«l more than it lost. and at
‘3 o‘eloek the bridge and its vicinity was tw~
eupiel by n iiioh of oh“ or fun "axons. Many
of the younger iii -n in it enrriol stones in
their hands. and when opp-rtunity otlonsl
ll‘tl‘li‘xl IIb‘lll at the ainiitsl men on thu trestle-
\\ oz'k or at tho men on [assing trains Sav-
"10‘“.
Nine men sto II on the tr. stleivork. Th -v
“ere bet “‘u‘ti two eronds and fa ‘ed about iit
short intervals. The UNIV. en . who l‘\l.ltltll(\l a
rt-xolver was t‘harles Kensler. the “cowboy
tii‘otiinn." lIe etit‘riisl two pistols in his
bolt and Itll'l the barrel of his \\'iii~
'l‘he guards
and the mob grew bolder. It staid on n
Illnl‘lttlxllllll‘i‘ and felt safe. Finally one man
steppui oii the t~t-iii[ciiiy"s il‘opol‘ly. Deputy
IIv-“Ietl [-roiiiptly urn-sits him. A part of
the mob surged forward to the res-tie. A
\oiee et-el “Kill tho «owls-32‘V There was
a pistol shot. “Illi‘ll in in few seconds
was t‘ollowtsl by tho rin;iu~.: reports of
Winchester rlllt“. 'l‘ht- shrioks and yells that
now front lb.- rrtmd rould be heard on
the bridw. a third of a lllll.‘ away. “t‘raek.
crack“ “etit the dowliv t‘llbx. The crowd
split into too unequal 'k‘tl‘lstlutl ran like mad
in opposite iIlI‘t'i‘Ihills‘.
“eiik were kiioeLed dowiiaiid traiiiph d upon.
Terror was Lin; and droioall before him
: not of the Re nlbliean ticker eveopt Ara-is
-fo\v days siino on account. of tinnneial
tmiiiiiien. and ‘
. a.:e eurses nnl epithets \vem also hurled {it .
'[ho small and the ‘
The deadly had not ItV‘Il tired at short l‘tllLu' '
I against a solid wall ,UI‘ Mesh and blood. The
guards were ~c-iniugly appalled at III" ex
tent and nature of tho ‘ retaliation
they had . iiitlielol on their penis-u .
ton. “ii the bri Ige and roadway luv Mos
Joliti I‘fetf'er. shot tliniugh the spine and
iii urtallv wounded; .loliti Bonner. ii eonl
iiiiiiei‘. dead; Useiir “'ashtiigtuii. n painter,
deil; I'tlll‘li‘k Ib'is-oll. a \l'abitsh section
hniid. «livid. an I Major Iti ehniaii. n rolling
mill u uploye. sli it in the bond and shoulder.
mortally wouiidisl.
. . t
\\ Ilt‘u tho fleeing mol- recovered from its
terror. and turning saw its ussnilnnts in full
tlight toward the Louisville nnl Nashville
f Wight house. shouts roan from itof “To arms.
to union." and men who stunl over the den-I
and wouudod vowed tin-v would havon torii
ble revenge. Some of the wildest spirits:
rushed through the town calling on the
strlki‘l‘s‘ and their frioiids tn neni tin-Ill-
iseliesanl k I? all deputy Silt'l‘llr\iill sight. ,
I‘nlo fni‘ed iiieti soon rims-rims! on the streets
:iri ml “at. u‘oivers :iiil nllllt;\llI& Horn
and III '10 it limit in uld be sn~li carrying .1
siiiiill roll of l‘iip‘. ’l‘liv ~r_\' of “Hang tlioui”
kept pa “IIII that of “lull them all." ' in
tb-eui: guards Ilt‘Y-‘l‘ stoppol till tliov reaehml
the Louisville and NileiiiIEe freightlioliso.
'I‘hry quielxly warned thv. ir eoiiira-les
to tlee t i St. Louis for their
lives Sumo oi’ the men refusal.
and brirriernhsl the freight house with tho Ill-
tetitiou of ‘lnlf((‘tlll
men were afterwnri eom iellol to fly and
narrowly eseuped with their liviu
parties were orgiuiinsl by their eiiomios. an 1
every erauny that could possibly shelter ii
dowuty sheriff was searelnsl.
l‘lio tits-in: deputies wuro rimming the iron
bridgi- oii tlioir wayto St. L iuis when tboy
were IIII'I by Mayor Joyee. -of East St. Innis.
and snue olIIeem. and ns‘ml to return. but
they refused to go bat-k. Mayor Joyce and
t Ittieer llowd endonvonxl far drag tom of the
giiiiiils with them. Ono of tho [ziiards'wbo
wusii t in custody raised his rifle and tinsl in
{lie direcfiou of "1 usrowd. (‘. I-I ’I‘Iio'iuisozi.
of St. Louis. (“‘0le in his trot-ks, shot iiithe
mount-h. At this report the tivo b . with
Mayor Joyce and (it'll-tier Dow-d tore them-
selves lwiuse. tlne of them struck the mayor
With his eliibbed rifle, knocking him down.
Both men at onee ‘iiiioil their on inni- . . .
3' m ‘ n‘ 2 With his uiiigrcssional duties.
and unitiiiuud their til 4“ n ~nius tho iridge.
The scene on tho brit go was one of wildust
confusion nnd excitement. Coal trains
Model and unloaded. and \‘ohieles of all
doveriptjons ougngol in a wild moo to St.
Louis Women ant men on foot. Were
running toward the city. and wavinw back
all they liict. while immediately xthind
come the deputies pursued by the vungunnl
0’ "a“.(‘m'd “Cir. alum air. fouls. Oneof
the frighleiiod guards threw his gun into the
river, while number hid his wenp in in the
lond'of n 3 aka waron that was in full ro-
treat. Thu tiring had been heard in mid—river
by people on the ferry boats. who witness of
an unusual scene on the levee. Frightenel
horses dnshod hither and thither,nnd while
hundrozts hurrie I toward the
whence the reports
many dulled in no opposite diroetioii. The
huge bridge vhook cud awayisl as the line of
immense draft homes thuudarod over it.
Tamra shouted and noted as if dostruetim
was at their hee‘s, and - .I- s'n‘ans were pet—’
ritiod with nsfnulsllmell as thi long line of
vehicles flushed into “‘nshiu n avenue nt
roei race. A crowd got instdntly
and c «mum to the ‘fim
Not. more than thirty minutes nfter the
shootingC. It. Barnard. master of tnnspoo
tntion for the Louisville &. Nuhvillo road.
and James A. Chow Iy. nnothor official; mot
the mob near the onstarn terminus oftbc
bridge. ’f'lieyhnd been at dinner neu- the
relay station and know nothing of
the shooting. They wens mistaken for
deputy sheriffs find upon. They
ran t: I the Ohio & Mianmip ' freight house.
andtbero, instead of mining. met anotter
detar-hmontof the mob, which also flrcdon
Cheney was shot. through thologs
and fell. He was jumped on and kicked un-
til his unallnntn sunpowl he was dcnfl. Bar-
nnrd est-oped nod gathered a. number of
:riemllls, w 0 took Cb’esrfioy tota plaooiof sofa-
y. c was i not null ‘urod.
mmmmm‘uem' my “3m
dared crowd authored in n mum at Ens: St.
India. It was baron b a mu nomad
Dwain; who the c to “ and
kill. A com ttzao of tow
a from St. Innis, however, and conn-
on. Aftoranoxcltiugoolk}
uytboolforkofthc ta vaded,‘ and
diemwdforthctimo “mupibdo-
brminationtomtaliatc by burning‘ .and kill-
In6pm: receiving n telegrnphlc account of
from tho rhea-if, Governor
Oglosby immerhri‘ tcly dlispa~ tched several come
of distal-bones.
nadnmvbmdhlforldlemmm.
it Against uxsniiltfl‘hose :
Hunting :
‘ latkn. Flt. by two New York detectives.
sheriff‘s deputies where hustlwl aside. but.
_ tiiuilly tliestt'ik i\ were halted by a number
_
Eastern and Ilddtc Staten.
In an interview at Scranton, Penn. Gem
.1 Hunter ‘\Vorkmnn Pow-tbrly aavs that in
view or the railroad offieinll‘ refusal to sub~
init tho diflleultieo in the Southwest to arbi-
tration. the Knights of Labor were jiistiflul
in continuing the strike. He was confident
that this would be the lust great railroad
strike in this country, and thought it Would
tench both sides a ineful lemon.
A rm: in the Peunsylvnu‘n Academy of
Fine Am at Philadelphia destroyed the
northernpieture gnlloi‘y and soiiieot' the tin» .
est paintings and statuary in the eolleetion.
\VILLLAI ll. MILLER. another of the New
York ox-aldornien elinrgwl with bribery.
him been arrested. He was found near Pa—
and brought to the metropolis
Till: Rliodclsltuid election has resulted in
the soon-w of Governor Wet-mom and all the
nay-Gt neml ( “It, The latter was defeated
by Edwin Metialf, candidate of the Demo»
units and I’rohiliitionists The constitutional
niiiendnient prohibiting the lllflllufat‘l tire and
sale of intoxicating liquors was torried.
James A. Ricuuoxli. president of tho
anlwny Iiomscnr company. was arrested
on the 9th in New York on tho charge of
bribing members of the aldeniianie board of
ISM to grant a f inuehise to his railroad. He
gave. bail in the sum of $15,000.
Fivn young men were killed the other day
at Pottsville. I‘enii.~——t\\-o by an explosion of
dynamite cartrirlggfitwt by sutfocation from
escaping gas in a mine, an I the filth through
being caught in some machinery.
humor: \\'ii.i.i.ur’ Ql'lNl‘Y, n prominen‘
lawyer of New York and Bn-oklyu. c inllll b
toil suieide at his home in the latter eity a
troubles.
FRANK Exnv. a young man residing at
Reading. I‘eiin.. has just died in terrible. ag~
ony froni_the effects of a cat‘s scratch on the
bark of his hand.
South and “'cst.
A l~tonv of L‘J-M'strikin; railron I employ:
enter-«l the yards of the various«onipaiiies
at. East St. lam-son the ith and eonule-‘d
the men at wo: l to sb-p and join them. The
of deputies in h II.‘\*‘I.'tI \\'iueliester rifles.
Armed iiieii arr vol II\ eiery train to [-t‘ot- iv!
the 'nili‘mid t‘illlllflllli‘s, and \\ ere all sworn
in as deputies.
(‘RAztcn with drink. “‘illiani Ellis. of St
I-‘i‘nneis. Ark.‘ siot his wife and tworyeara-Id
ehild todriith. his arrest following the trial
net.
Mns. bans (iIVlfll\I.. nsidia: near
Kan t‘laire. ‘Yl‘x has :iist gin-ii birthto four
iiialo babies. \\"lt;l|ltlj; altogether twenty
pounds. and all nine and healthy.
lit the l apsizii; of the steamer .\Ioiiiit.-iiii
Ray at Uwensloro. Ky. [lino nie.i wan
. river bank n-iild be neon the snmulderinz
: rails-ism the tiain.
drowned.
A l‘lTi‘lll‘.“ hith- Ii -t wet-ii members of two
politieiil l':i"tioiistit Land-i, Tours. rosultwl
in thedoatli oi iiv~ men and tho uoiiudiii; of
smoriil others. \‘earlv L‘JNI' lllt'tl. “Jul on
horseback. i‘llgllgnl iii the tight. i
Till-t I’ai'iiiu-i‘s‘ ‘Iliaio-e. of IIopkiiisot-iintv ,
Kansas. tit a me -t iin ii few davsngo. passe-I :
resolutions relusn; lllv‘ l!|\ ttatioii of the
KIII:I:I\1‘fI.‘Il«il‘ o Ind-wilt. and d ll‘tlle i‘i; .
Inuootliii; as ".bti‘aiiii-iat lI to the liiiaii ial.
si-t'ial. tiioi'ul. :iitv’ lh‘lllhgl IIII ‘I'V‘IN of all
classes.“
I‘EI‘I'TY Sunni: r \\'ii.i.i «us was shot and
[-roluibly fatally wou'iidod lll n vollision \\lIIl .
sunken \ihilo ullll'illll; railroad [Hulk r.y at f
Armada. Ark. s. \lell strikers \‘t‘IV‘ re l
ported “‘wllHIIiNL-‘lllil thns- \vvro art‘s-«t. ~d. l
t
l
l
.\ l‘ltMIiii'. Iil‘l in Houdini . (\uiiitv. .\Iiii:i .
has siirpt oi or all Itiiiii its . Il‘Il. l. I“ ltsiiltiilig
numerous bar'tisaiid n largeanioun! of gt‘iisii.
.~\ great deal ol no sto‘k “its also list. nul i
the total Iiinsi‘n \ ill agn'rogat - mor $l'n’.‘“ '.v
J urizs lloi'tatro\. n w.~ll kll.i\\tt resident
of .\Ior-3.::ititow i. \V. \‘ii.. at \lu'lullS Illllt‘s
swallowed bulI~t~ to the Illllllll‘l‘ ot' fort y two
as a cure for 'osiiH-iiess. and late!\ “as l‘\‘-
[mrtod dying him the ell'o 't s. all tho etl'ot‘ls
of dnetois Irul" nimble to rent n e lIi . ole
sll‘hb‘lii‘ll\
“'nshlngtun.
Tilt: I‘m-ardent has nominated (“admit
t‘iitlor to lo eolIo tor of rustoiiis for the d s
lriet of Niagara. Nnv \‘ork: I-ldwanl War-
field. to be siir\e_\ or of eiistoiits for the port
of Baltimore. Md; 'l‘hunuu ll “insul- ‘n I...
l‘nitul Hiatus nirmiey tor the distriet of
Maryland; George". I‘uiflius, to be l'nited
Hum-s marshal for tho district of
Mary land; l‘yitts I‘. Shepard. to
.. "tenor of tho land otlieo at
\\’.tritit:i;toii.» .‘IIHL: lidiiitizid James, to Ii ~
“Volvo! Hf IIIIIIIlz‘ llli'ltt‘\\ :i! f'ni‘suzi ('[t\_
Nei .; Samuel I. Iurah. to he l‘t‘~‘t‘l\i~l‘ of pub
lie nioiieis at (‘eitial Vtty. I‘ ~l.; .II‘IJI .\.
.\iet‘leriiatid. of lliiioz». In to a Illt‘IllII'!‘ of
tho board of ro:istrat1o i and i‘lt‘»‘llull iii the ’
T! rritory ot‘ I'tali
bEi‘IlETAIlY burnt has rovok.d Inn-l
l‘umtiixsioiier Spiirks‘ order of Its! .\[)i'il
suspending final fl‘llxllt on land entries ovoi-
alarge section of an-niska. nearlv all of
L‘olomlo. all of Inkota. Idaho. l‘trih. \Vnshv
in in Territory. New M -xioo_ Montana.
\\ yotiiing, Nevada and Northern Minimums.
The decision to revoke the ordor was made at
a cabinet meeting.
Till: Prod lent has sop \iiitaovl “'illiaiii H,
\Vulby. of Adrian Mi ‘Il , to be a member of
the Bonn! of Indian roiiiiuisnioiieiu. viec J.
K. boiso. resigne I.
EDWARD A. Norma Wealthy glass import-
er. iiuprisonul in the Kings (‘ounty pciiiton
tlnry. Bmoklyn. for otl'enois committed
ngnub‘t theeustonis Iowa has been [mnbmod
by l‘li‘m'deut Cleveland on ma‘ouut u! tho
prisoner‘s failing health.
'CONG'RHSSIA! Joann Pvu‘rznir, from the
ninth New York distriet. has msignml. He
says that. his joiirnnlistie work interferes
Litmuiuu: Scan-om says that the new
«ingrcmional library Iiuildi’ri to be built. in
\l nshuigton is to ho rrixlolu after the nu
bloat: capitol. withhold 4,Illl,llltl books. will
cost. 'IJIuIJIll an willbc the finest building‘
of the kind in’tho world
Foreign.
THE Italian ministr formed ‘ .
158:, have resigned y m June
Manonnnx fanatics attacked out do-
stroycsi a mission house and other buildings
in the l’billippino islands. A fon'e wns sent
toehnstise the fnnnties, twelvoof whom were
killed. and several Wmindod. Tho Spanish
captain in eharge of tho force and four of
his man were wounded, and one of the men
Ivas killed. nine days after the first out-
rage the same bond bur-nod the villagcof
Amadco and the nova; cool depot. “10
IN are heavy.
Mi'eii oppuibl has been developed in
England against r. Glodstone‘s plan for
Irish nor-uh.
Two American prospect up were killed by
Indians near Nacosnri. Mexico.
Tuk‘inteiidcl journey of the Czar- of Rus-
so to Novo Tsihorknsk, to resent his son to
the (kmcks as their chic . has been pre-
vented by the discovery of n dynamite slot
to nsrmssinnte tho imperial tparty. A
sack officer and his brotha'. o latter being
astudontin St. Petersburg, have been ar-
rested in connection with the crime.
Eleven More New York City Fat hers
or 1884 Under- Arrest.
Eleven moron! the New York aldermauie
boot-do! issi have been indicted by the
grand jury and urn-ted. The warrant:
charged the indicted alderman with compt-
ltm bribes for votim for tho Broadwo y nib
rundfranebise. Themes of the persona
arrested. are: Thomas Cloary, Michael Dufly.
\V A. , Arthu
E: ”3"“? 5‘3"“er cir-
' n e ,
Cube, and Wy‘n'gk‘ Finch.
The men
, I’nwi‘lwnt s~ iidiu ' in anew the nominations
..
‘lill
- the iidJus‘tu-uit
i PLUNGE- to Dan
A Ital road Train l-‘alls Down a
’ H;in Embankment.
More than Two Score People Killed
or Injured.
A Greenfield (Muse) dispatch gives the .
following particulars of the frightful rail~
road dismtei- “'hit h occurred midway
betweeu Bardwell‘s ferry and “'est.
Dwrthld station. the east bound passen-
ger train from North Adams, due at (insen-
old at «an 1‘. it. going over nu embankment
L'tll feet in height:
'I he train was in ehni of Com
duetor Faster, with Herbert 1Iriti‘txle‘ hn as
engine -r. The point where the nevi. out o:-
eurred is the moist dou;erous on the road.
The t rack runs on the edge of an embankment
L‘tllfeet above lhnirtield river, The bank is
steep and is covered with huge boulders and
tiinsuss of shale nit-k vvith which the huddled
had been filled. When the train arr-rived at.
this point the truek legal: to settle under
it fora distance a-veriiig its entire length.
The (W‘Ilt‘s broke from their trueksand went
nilliugover and oi er (loifii the precipice.
The engine broke from the tender. tearing up
the truek for t \veiity feet. Iii-low rolled this
Ileerfield river, on the very edge of which
the ears were thrown. As 8001) as they ati'uek
they caught fin- from the stovus The shrieks
of the wounded and dying filled the air. and
for a time the scene was terrible. The sleep-
ing ear. oeeupiol by seieral passenga‘g was
an entire \vns‘k.
As s...“ n . that news roaehed Greenfield n
spa-ital train was inn to up and sent to tho
Mn‘tlt‘ of the dish-tor, having on board sever
nl physieikns and s4- -tion men and a few
l‘lIla‘ll& t In arriving at the Beetle
of t he wns -k n [Ii irrible sight. was
w l t “12“ or I. The den-kn ‘.\\ of night.
had settled over the spot. For down on the
It was impossible to tell
who was hurt and wli.» was killed. Stunts
heart“! travkiiii-ii View Iain-rel cautiously
.I- m n the tierielieroiisheight. and the work of
roseuo l-.- -- i. -
Serireh “a made for tlie dead. and n niiiuA
her of bodies wart- re ‘ovei‘ed Iveforeiiiidnidit.
My llv“I ilnv the lllllllln‘l‘ of dead numbered
ten. several [venous were rvqortnl missing,
an I about thirty wore injui‘isl.
.__._.———
LATEDEWS.
\VHJJA‘ Ill-unis. a Wists-min farmer -
i Mi at two otlioers w ho \ven~ about to take j
'iiiii into riistwly Ie ‘:l\l~’t‘ he had I-eeoiiie in—
vino. but missed his aim and killod his wife.
Sic- own t‘oiti'rii Il.l ER .‘l \\‘N.\llll has dis‘
allowtsl the «limits of the “lobe .‘Iutual Iii-
siii'tiiiv'e i‘oiii[ any. of St. Louis. and twenty»
b-ul‘otlier insurance \‘ulllik‘llilifi. iiiiiutititiii:
in tho ng;ni,.-ate to $1it.\?.l. tor losses under
poli 'ies taken by than upon stoaiiilmats i'lllv
ployisl iii the government serum: In trans-
porfing trumps and supplies for the use of the
army duriii; tho eivil war in bid 2',
\\'lltt.i‘ tli . S~ li:ile “its iii eveeiitive session
iii the I‘Jth read from the
lllexstl gt“ \\ t‘l‘l‘
-f titty tbrtv poisviis “it" had tot been eon-
‘irnied. These iioniiimtzoii. were originally
ll:I<II‘ in plane of nuspt‘thé‘tI UEIIeinIs. .-\s the
It'l’lth of those otiivials had sin-e expired. the .
I‘l‘t‘sl-Ii'tlf sent in the iioiiiiiiiittotis niiew “to
I by the e\p?rzit oti ef
\ neain ll“ niiiswl
h.
era
.\i\i\irto.\' \t. nominations made by th-
I'l‘t‘fl'li‘ltl on tho ILIIl eoiiiprised n timid-er
-l‘m~ll~s'tors of customs and l‘nited States
s‘oiiatoi‘ Ilouell I'I. Jiivkwu. of Tetinoxsia‘. as
.‘It‘v‘ull judge III the Tonnes» no and “bio dis-
triet. Senator Jackson was iintiiediately
.‘Hlllll iiinl by lIi~~ Si iiate.
Ax eiplmioii on a small river steamer at.
the islnrid of 'I‘uiimco. t‘eiitml Annrien. killed
lift...“ [v -. sons and injiinul twenty-two mom
Ix the British house of commons Loni
landob Ii t‘lzui‘eliill made a long address, at-
tin-king l'renu'or Ulndstone‘s plan for Irish
Ilolllv rule.
2“? nlai'uo meeting 0" St Innis ell-irons on
the Iiitli resolutions “ero alopted favoring
iii Ilit' I‘IllIl'iiflll nifilil‘ II)'
means of nrl-itrzU-oti. and n committee was i
appointo l to luko steps in that direeti-in.
I”:.\‘.\l< t‘. \\'ii.rox. a New York million—
tlln~ bioker and nianut‘netnwr, eoniniittod
suicide the other day by shooting himself.
He had Its! heavily by speculation. and had
long suffeiwl from physienl troubles
Tm: Senate on the filth t‘ouflf‘lllt'd the fol~
lowing It'lllllllttllitlls: John O. Met‘lernntid,
to be a mom! er of the b card of registration
and election in I'tuh; J. H. “burly, of llIi
nois. to be a eivil survive commissioner: t‘hns.
Lyman. of (‘Jllllw‘lli‘llh to be in civil scrviee
txiiiiniissioiier; J. A. Berry. to be postmaster
at. (ism-go. N. \'.. :flid J. I). t‘oreoran. to be
[uvstnmster zit Home, .V. Y.
Til: House unrunittee on military utf‘uir=
has agreed to report. favorably a hill loos
tablish six signal stations iii the “'ost India
islands to give notiui of the npproaeb of ey~
t loues.
As engine collided with a milk wagon on
n railway eross‘n; at Lotionster, I‘enn.,
resulting in probably futnl injuries; or three
men. 7 .
l} Pumice? is under way to reclaim abou
a million news of land in California by
lowering 'l‘ulnro lake to nearly fifteen feet
below its present level.
II- is asserted that an English, German and
Chinese syndicate have contracted to send
amino Chincss to Mexico within the next
twelve months. The Mexican government
who give each Chiunman twenty ucrce
of land.
Tan Earl of Shaftesbury, the mprescntativr
of one of England‘s oldest families, has com
mitted suicide by shooting himself in n on!
during a fltof mental (intrusion. He war
fiftydlve years old. '
THE NATIONAL GAME.
used up 1,242
Trix American association
base balls during last. season.
Till Motropolitnna will havo the finest
grounds in the world on Staten Island.
Ta]: Detroit. league club have the strong-
est collection of batters that was evcr‘kiiown.
THI‘ new rule giving credit in the summary
for buses stolen seems to have met with gen-
eral approval.
If is estimated both associations will
a uander the suns sum of $504110 for tho
nyers railroad fare this senson.
BASIBALL is uite as polar in Canada as
hem, and has gltstl'i pa in general fnvor
the natiounl and bean iful game of lacrosse.
. Sr. Louis bu no loss than acmtyssix uni~
formed .aniatieur , clubs. Phllude in topl
them with a. total of 81:3 fully equipped or-
mutations.
BANK, the new catcher of the Yale ci-llogb
team, is ulsoa fine pitcher, but so speedy in
his delivery that no one could be found inthe
college who could hold him.
EACH league club saves marl $500 aycnr
by tbcrulo requiring pln ens toysubmit to a
reduction from notary ofyftfey cents per day
while away nbroad‘duringtho season.
ANuv You i: Nets that the
tongue club! Vim as follows: New
York Pbtladol St.
f house labor arbitration lull.
, oin- likely to arise between the
SUMMARY OF CONGllESS
. Scnnte Mono.
Stirling-ram» Dam—Hr. Call Ipoko 0|!
hi P050!!!“ ' tho commrttae on
public lamb torcpiutn bill to forfeit all {all
road tandgrnntonot corned wi‘ time
menial in the granting net or nets extending
time The re olution m roferredto the
ounrnit-tne on public lands. . . . new on Mr.
‘s lull increasing the army from 2.5.“! Ito
30. ll men was continued. Hr. Hawlev Slip-
portingnnd Mr. Van “'yek o ipmiug it. .—\t‘—
ter several motions to amend ad been made
nnd lost a vote was taken on the bill. and it
was defeated by [9 ayes to 31 nays. The
Democrats present who Were not mired all
voted against the bill, and alm the ollowing
Republicans: Bowen. t‘ham. Con . Halo.
1 Is. Jones. of Nevada: Plumb, ‘ eniiiui,
Te Ier, \‘nn “'yek and \Vilsxm. of Iowa.
SEVINTY~FOCRTH DAY.—Th9 Senate
pnssod the bill grunting to the Kansas and
Arkansas railroad mmpnnyariglht of way for
n railroad through the Im in erritory. . . .
The bill for the admision of “'ashington
Territory into the Union as a State having
been taken up, Mr. \‘oorhecs spoke in advo-
i‘ni‘ of his amendment. consisting of an i n-
nbling net for the admission of Montana Ter-
ritory also. This amendment. was voted
down by n party vow—yous 19; nays. :5.
Mr. Bust-is niovcdto amend by eorflining the
right of suffrage in the proposed new State
to qualified male electors 0 il)‘. Mr. Ed-
munds opposed the amendment and defended
the right of women to vote in the proposed
Stole. the question having been so decide I
by the people of the Territory.
Snvcxrv—nr-rn I)AY.—Gcirge Beam was
sworn in as Senator from Cn!il‘orn§n t i fill
the uuoxpiml term of the late Mr. Miller. . . .
Mr. Frye n-blressed. ' the Senate in support of
the resolution ilibiiiitted by him
in relation to the fisheries. He
showed the great and growing import —
once of the fishery businossaind entez e I upon
a historical review of lbediploinntienrrnnge-
nients Iaxtwcen Great Britain and the ['iiited
States from 175’: to the treaty of “'nshini;
ton. in every negotiation of which he claimed
Great Britain had always obtained
decidedly the ndvnntnge of the
I'nited Stat -s. Mr. Frye coinendi d that
Canada had always n-~gleeb d in my obliga-
tions and done all visible injury to our fish—
ing tleets....The iill to admit \Vashingtori
Territory was diseum- I. The amendment of
Mr. Bustis. limiting the right of sutfrzize in
the Territory to male electors was defeated——
‘in iinvs‘ to I: yells.
Snvnxrr ixrii luv—Mr. II irrison pro.
minted petitions from three assemblim of
Knights of Labor of For! “'ayiie. Ind. [may
ing for the s «sly passage by the Senato of
the labor arbitration bill nlreadv [alw‘l bv
the Ifiillfil‘uflit‘lll‘i‘settlzlln't‘s . . . he It!" all
milling \\'nsliuigtoti 'I‘erritorv as a State
\\ as [unwed siibstiuitiallv us it came from the a .
‘ : em eoniphiiii of being niiiiovel by thew iiieri.
but what «an I do:
' Iniyi‘otteis run my Iiihnltx‘.
(\xiiiuiitue—ryias.ii"; Hays lit. The Demo
ernts \oting With the Republicans in thk
ntfirniatiiixs were hit-mm Butler. Georgi:
Julh's. of Arkansas. and Morgan. The
negative \otes were all Iteniverntie.
'I‘Iiebill allIIl-Tlh‘fi the
'l‘erritorv of Washingt ill unl the adiann‘
inhabitants of the 1
[art of the 'l‘erritorv oi‘ ldalio toforiua SIRI.‘ .
vovoriiiiietit. with the
\‘nsliiiigton. It
naiiieof the State of ’
irovidiss for n n-nvuilinii '
to meet at \\'iilla Valla nt Sill‘Il tiiiie As the ’
governor shall designate and “iii ~pt n eoiist itii
tioii. to to submitted to the [It‘llui‘ for ratizi
entioii. -
Mn E\T\‘r\l‘.\ mm luv.»— The Indian
nppimpi‘iatiuii bill was puss-d Nil-sktlllltill)’
ks rim-crust from t-otiiiiiitieo Uri motion tf
Mr. t‘t-tiger the amount of the appropriation
for Indian sehools in Alaska “2» iii
en‘ausl from sum» in SL’t‘,t|N.....\Ir.
Sherman submitted amendment to the
The :iiiietidiiieiit
“as ordensl to he ou-r and be pram-d. It I\
to sit iko out all after tho t'lltli‘lllli.’ elniise of
th ~ bill and insert a bill pm. id n_.: torn eoni~
mission of twelve tin-tubers "t tllhml‘ into eon-
an
. sldq‘l'flltiin and thumughly to investigate all
IIlt‘ various i‘itlltl‘th‘Blt“ that Iiai e arisen or
euiploven and
the euiployisl. \\‘IirfIi«r they be cor-
pomtioiis or tl\\Ih‘I.‘lIlt‘IlS. or private
iiidiv duals. and \\ Iistlier engaged in trans
pwithout netion.
1
I (AIL) ‘18) o .Mfl-‘L m
(Rafi-J. Hiocockt . _Y.),nudRocd(lc.),
matched the "solution, which was
without division' ' .....lr
of ewi’ York. a (U .
signcd' y more t u 7.! persons cli-
gagulintbedai'bimnem’ inhiadmm‘ '
agninst’the manu aeturu and sale of also-
ninrgorino. butwineand other imitahom of
dairy butter.
Emm’v-nrurnn Dav.——'l‘he Ohio contested
eloetioncaseof Hunt against Roman was
diseusnsl. Mr. Boyle il’enuJ [argued in
fnvorof the communes majority report,
which givesth . scott i Mr. Roan-is, thesrtting
member. Mr. Robertan tRyJ followed in
mpport of Mr. Hunl‘s violins nnd Mr.
Fame 0'. YA s; die in favor of Mr. Homers
Hoists. H. Martin «Alan anl Crostou t‘ n.)
uguedin favor of aiming Hurd. After
. x-bes by Mr. Dummy iNobJ nnd Mr.
well iIII.I in nzlvoea -v of the rights of the
contestne. and by Mr. Henderson (N._ LA in
favor of the touustant. the House ndyourued
BOYCXlTl'ING A WOMAN.
How MR Gray‘s Bakery anlnca
was Increased Thereby.
The New York papers oontnm‘ n rather
amusing nccount of an attempt made by a
bond of union baker's to boycott. the bakery
of Mrs. Es her A. Gray. on Hudson street,
becauseshe refused to coizipel her h‘lp to join
the bakers“ union. An 80001]!!! of the boy-
cotters and their methods is given by a met-
ropolitan daily as follows:
Themenscemalmbein charge of a man
who called himself Seliiiiidt and said he was
a “walking delegate.“ He refused to ausWer
any gufs‘tious, and no one so -med to be able
or Willing to restrain the men from annoying
[Mourning whether customers of the bakery
or not. Outside th - store of Mrs Gray. was
one lonesome-lurking policeman. wh i simply
stood still and made no attempt to pre‘. cut:
the molastution of tustomers by the buyeot~
hrs. _In some cases (ustomers wen.- followed
to their homes and memorandn made of their
mam . .
\l bite her tumult-rs were engagol in
their effort to wm‘k h -r l-usiueaa Mm Gray
was busily engaged in her store soiling her
bread. eakus uul pics to her eustotiiors “$0
fai‘as [have been able to judge,“ >h‘ re-
marked. "my trade has int-nasal sin mo
boye utt was or‘derol. l have rust Iiiiors n iw
that did not come befoN. and the I.» has
lbs-u from the very poorest class of trade.
My unit have been kept bush-r than tamarind
I expu‘t that busiuiax will In: good rxght
along. I ask -d the [a-Iioe to prote ~t me,
and an ntlb‘er mus sent Iivnn H» is
standing riulit outsidetbwlo rr. hfv ensuin-
I (Inn‘l \“all? In I"! flit:
\Vhy sh oil! I!
My men are s‘itistiod as they are: they don‘t.
want- to join a union. aul what thew union
men have to do With t :e inn’ter I can‘t w“.
They n~rtauily i‘lkv III!‘ eake. but I don‘t-
thiiik they‘d get inv b ikez‘y away tro '
[.Trie [:ro ‘v‘l‘)' storm in the n ‘igh'u.
which sold Mrs lira}. 1 Ill-1‘.“ have all
filling it. its a lay mtt \IXLKEIhfllalied .l.‘:"
thorn if they eoiitiiiiinl to deal “ it‘
stea lt'a‘t lid-C. A lady \\ ho Intuit: s one
brand an I ealo- at the lurkery went 1.. a
gnvery store in the vi mity and ovierwl
some grain-Firs. Slio :iske-I the «lurk r.» . .:
the broad. wake and grvnvrivs to her limzi A.
“\Yhosn brood hau- yoit“ Bck‘.‘ l toe
clerk.
“\th. what ditfurenee does that make!"
asked the astonishel lady.
"Nothing only it it s Gray‘s bro-at we
can‘t e\ on send it (Kine for you. Thor-.- is n
boy-nit czainst it “
“Th-in if you enti‘t send the bread an I wake
you nuslu't send any gro cries." minarkul
tho lady.
Many men living up town stoppwl at the
bakery during the evening nnl b night
Imiad or eake to take hoiiieas an evidence of
1 their appreciation of the stand taken by M: s
flirtation. Illll'lllffl‘llll‘lllg. mining or other «
industrial intenut » of the I‘iiited States so
for its the) n-Int ~ to sin-h e -iitroversies Ian
twwn rival and . onuwtiii}: eoniwuiius. or to
lwieti ti‘nn‘s[mrtatioii.
mining eotripiiiiios and their eniploi‘es: and
for the put-[us ~ of fully evaiiiiiiiiig the with
tom \\ Iiieh may u-iiin before ll. said eoniiiiis~
sion. in the [ri'usecutiou of .t.‘ inquiries. is
am amen-d to viszt sueh ditl'eroiit portions
ant sections of the country as it may elm-iii
advisable.
SEVENTY-IHGIIT" ll.\\'.v—.\Il‘. Fyni‘s res i»
liition de intuit: it tot-cine s- ll" of the S-‘l‘n
alt‘ 1L: 3 I \‘ll;l'\'~\ sh iulil llut it". iilv- fur :Ill\'
joint t'i'lllllll\~lutl to ernsi-ler and N‘Illt‘ the
fisheries question was travel to by a \ (-t: of
RR to In ..(|ti in -tioti of Mr. Butler ti
lioltsn‘ bill “as passe I iiutlioriflug 'tbe spore»
tary of war to deliver to the In“ ful o\vnei.\
on prop r proof ee:taiir.eliis~is of property
captain! in th - lute war. roiisistingof faintly
Iii-Erin nus, silverware. wntvhtx etc. . . . Mr.
I’lati spoke in tax or of his nuilution to have
oiieii \‘ht‘ ‘ll‘lVd sesdoi:
House Sessions.
EIGHTY~THIIID Il.u'.—Tbes[mker laid bo-
fore the House the message of the I'ivsideut
on the subject of Chinese.- emigration. lbs
ferml to the committee on foreign affairs
Mr. \\'illia (K521 he; ortul Imek the River and
Harbor Appmpriatiiui bill from the
minimittoe having char-g.x of the subject.
and it was inferred to the tailli-
mittee of the whole. . . . Delntc on the silver
bill wms resumed. Mr. Bland (Mu) entemln
motion to mxunmit the bill, and then made
on argument in favor of the free «inane of
silver. He said then- vvns uo half-way h- use.
and when gentlemen left {M «him :i‘ they
wane on the way t - a gold standard. The idea
of mnking a metallic money of full legal tender
and then limiting its iaiiiinge was. he said. an
anomaly. lt wasnn outrngeon the cushions.
and a disturbance to the business interests of
the eountry. Mr. Norwood dial defended
the standard dollar from tho charge of dis-
honesty. nnd attributed the attacks ma lo
uperi it to the influence of Great Britain.
Eioiirv-nitziirn Dun—Debate on the
Free Coinnge bill was resumed, and at in;
close Mr. Dibble (Denna ott‘ensl an amend-
ment. viding that. miles in the mean
time, rough concur-rout action of the na-
tions of Europe with the United Status. silver
be reuninetiacd prior to Julv 1. Iowa. then
and thereafter so much of the net of Febru~
cry 38. 183, as Authorizes and directs the
secretary of the treasury to purchase
silver- bullion nnd course the some to be coined
shall be waded until further action by
Congress a amendment was defeated—
ycas, SJ. nays 20]. the you vote—that. is the
vote in favor of thirsuspensiou ofliilPi-uofieoim
age—comprising city-seven icons
and fliirty-seven Demoerntx The quistitm
then rammed on tho augment and third
readingoftbebill. and itwnsdccidcl in the
mim—yens 1‘36, nnys 163—90 the bill was
Eiomv~nnn Dun—Hr. Forney (Ala)
asked unanimous eonmut: for the present:
consideration of the joint resolution making
nunpproprintion for the ratio! of sufferers
from floods in Alabama. Hr. Bench (N. Y.)
objectod....)lr. O‘Neill (no) asked unani—
mouaeonaent for the consideration of reso-
lutions reciti thatthe House sympathize!
with Premier Indstonc in his effortstoso-
cure a free parliament for the people of Ire-
land. Mr. Cox ()1. C.) objcitel....At the
evening simian twenty-five. pension bills were
Elam-Sim Dav—A number of bills
wore posed authorizing the construction of
bridges across the Mimysippi, Tennessee. St.
Redford,“ ( sue ll gnrmbor;
3 ‘n i , .onv
Harbor. Abillto establish sixteen addi~
tionallifemvingmtionsgave rise to some
dim . the ’ ' to it being hosed
u _ the hfo-snvrn stutioua‘
youthoriaod to can ' could
notbcoonm-ucted for two year: The bill
w- flnnlly posed.
urn-rm Dam—Mr. Hornstm'
(Ill-hit!!!) tho ‘ reported
arosolution fortho turnout of n soloct
committee of seven men to be ap-
wmmmu‘c ”anthem
y . once“
“I lumbar-mm md-ae; Ou—
ln-tolcnrnthohhcmfific’ nothtit
“log-w minim-nu
c.3- l “a“!
it
a
' st reel f err-y.
inanufneturing aiid‘ '
, iive of the
Gray. t‘u-ple living in Hal-men ills I ii..'i to
piirtliases on their way to the Christ-pher-
It was rutziorel about the
Ninth “'uhl late in the evening that the
Iliyeoltecs were thinking of raising the siege
as a means of pix-venting the further growth
of MN. Gray‘s busiuexx .
SNAPPBD HIS FINGERS.
\"hy a Large S [R Mill in Paterson
Hus Shut Down.
“'illiaiii Strange. a silk iiianrifasittihr in
I':t?‘l\ill N. .I.. has i’lllHIxfiYi-d n‘vozt 1:)
hands. and h is bad It.‘ ditli ’llII v with siny of
them till a few da) - a;.-. “lion n ezztit'niziker
fhiui Allinnv. N. \'.. rim.- t i th - imil anti in»
sist «I that tho superintendent should s:;n a
[viper which [in-pawl to l‘i‘\0IllIlull;.e the
then; shop. The eignrmaker elixir-.1 wl tc
Ii ive the p nwer to insist upon this rum-men!
iii behalf o‘ the Knights of Labor. As
this was not done immediately the vigor
maker want out. As he pnxsed by the
dyceh \use he sunguwd his lingers. and
m ery man and Ii iy quilted
work. The .men «let-lanal that they were
perfm‘tly satisfied with the wagvs ru- ‘th‘l,
Int that‘ they Were nuiipelltsl ti ols-v the
onfor given. “'lien overtuns were. then
made to Mr. Strange by it lu-al represent»
knights of labor. he said he
would shut down lis mill just as fmst as the
warps now in the looms “en- finished.
“ bother he would ever
Fl
~ o[ «u it again
wou d depend on the serum of
the operatives Ho propus sl that
th . unuiufni-tun-rs and the otrrativs
throughout the city aid-om: a board of artil-
tration—tive front each side—to “’Ilitn all
lglt'stlunfi of dirfen-nao hereafter arising
s ould be .subniittel. He further said that
nlrendv this nibltrnrv cruise of the silk
dyem I121] resultel in the diverting of lirders
from the Paterson silk mills 'whivh would
have kept Lulu hands busy for the next six
or eight months.
DRIVEN T0 GANNIBALISM. ‘
Fearful Sinner-ins of Four Men in.
Boat for Eight Dnya.
At Lou'mbuig, Cape Breton, ‘- sens-rio-
hm been caused by the arrival of a dory
from the sen containing four men—twelivs
log and two dead. They got adrift from tin
seboonnr Elsi. H. Low (Amer-icon) while 8:6
finghwkontthcst-em Banks. Not. din»
cover-in their ml, they nll t in on.
doryufidrlfbod about for eight‘ fin After
four days they gave out. thir‘ st. They
nuany tanned nt when
they f 1'.th light-house. fell-h bybtfd.
o e
m fin: man who dicd‘ ’
and
I of Blond Cove, (hp:
Baton. . The names of the sum‘vorsaro
Cohnaiisholuuof Hui-bar nu
Ariguslloliachran,ofl LongPoint.‘ tof
PERIIS OF THE SEA.
A Schooner Drilling Seventeen Days
—Livco Loot ol' New unload.
mm scbwncldnhnndswhich
Iilcd recently from Pumas-oh, Flu, Ia-
Now York, was am when seventy
miles cont-beast of Delaware Brook-
ntcr. Hereahinvvufmodwitbwnterand
theprovim‘omwere mostly destroyed. "the
reboonerdriftcd,water- andinahety
hmfifimfwscvenman ya. Theenptun
indhiswifeandchihltookrdugc nbofttho
mnmlthcy,nwcllnntbcerow.mflaud
mintyfromeoldand . ros-
modntthomidolthonnvanmen dnynanal .
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