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Of the twenty original families in tho
Dunkanl colony. :Norton’eounty. Kansas.
wily five remain. They are rolling up
Health. The Colony now; eovcrs a torri-
tory of eight square miles; Each farmer
has on mverago 100 acres nndor culfi—
vation.‘ A some havc 200 acres. .~\'\\ ind~
mill may be soon on nrarly cvery farm.
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. Mctcorologistfldt is said. have found
that there can bc no thunder and light
min}; withoutsmin. \Vlan thunder is
‘hcard beneath a vicar sky. the import
must cithcr conic l‘ronrdistaat clouds or
be tho rz-salt of some Ulltt'l‘ cause than a
dischargo of 1 im (lil'ity. V llarvt-st or
heat lightning is pundit. e~l- by
storm.
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In the littlc Horniazr villago of SCSI"
ling .thcrc livos a humblt- shm-zualtcr
'na‘tucd IIrnt-Taclt. who has . (‘.'ll(‘\l€\l
33.3133 dill‘t't‘xnj kinds of l‘t‘l‘lb‘s‘. 1.3;?“
Loin: main and Lliii l‘nroign. 'l'lr y an-
all syicnt’ti all} arrangml a'til classificd.
and tho (Lolly: lion is an oxu-vdingly val»
, uablc ntlt‘ from a seivtttilic pub: of \ it~\\‘.
Altlmlgh ho is "div eighty ycars if ago.
Hana-Inch is still all enthusiastic studout
of b ’t‘l‘t‘s. and ho probably knows tnoro
[A ipnr
about those inswts than any mam
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(‘rc k (‘iali’lfaaa‘ng l‘otup.:n_\ has box a
organiavd in (ialwstun county. and is
doing a big l“.l‘\lll(‘~< in cinching and
tanning crabs. 'l‘hc slalls aro 'rcnmw d
cutirc t‘\ct‘~pt- tho claws. ground in a mill.
and shippod to l‘i/l‘lllli‘t'. whom- lhry are
manu‘acturt-l int-y a dontritico. 'l‘la- nil
that arlws on tho \..ts whore tho crabs
Irt- lmilul is uwd in making soap. and is
said tn bo mural to outwanut oil f'wr this
tatlrp Isl'. 'l‘hx- ' crabs iltt'lllSt‘in .
parity-d in tivwgallon nut
fund shod.
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Ft w p« oplc \\i‘.l a ‘roit Iln' romr‘trltal- c'
art-
\. and :zl't‘ loz‘li‘
distant
Twas “Glow industry. The t‘lcar l
A. United State: Treasury expert. nys
felt- gold coin. He says: “Those filled
.with platinutn‘have a fair ring and the
joint in the edge is VcflV'a ‘cd by remilling.
Platinum is worth only abm‘t onc~third
of the value of gold.rweight for weight.
I have $20 gold picccs out of which $14
worth of gold had been taken and re-
placed by platinum. making an evéeed
ingly dangerous counterfoih which only
a good judge of coin can detects ’I‘hc
ringr is good and the weight is there.
while iho' whole outside of the coin is
genuine." . V '
Farm lands in England continue to do-
croasc in value so much in. extentsas to
cause serious alarm over thoro. V Tho
loans mado on mortgages by largo
moncycd institutions ar ' almvc tho valuc
of tho «status. so that thoy cannot be
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sonic of the institutions is in consoquonoo
gradually though steadily br‘illg im
pain-d. Evon the host property of that
Q kind is alloctcd by the financial (ll-pres!
sign. ‘.-\ vory dcdrable estatcncarll‘astlc
Howard was latcly offorod at auction.aud
..‘JLUHU was the host bid. although. seven
ycar it sold for £123.00.
lar that.
s ago.
A singu—
;'a;-t. notwithstandingr tho
of agricultural inn-rests thcrc, land in
certain of its districts is in tuorc demand
.l than in the English counties. Somo of
‘? tho looal Itcwsfapers. indeed. declare
that tho primary Cause of all-tho agrarian
disturbances of Inland is duo t» t'io
l ovoibiddiug for Land. llut thcro are so
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what tiny arc attributablc.
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7 'I‘hlsvris a great country. and in nothing
grtator than the divorsity and :ea‘u kablo
originality of tho nann-s bcstuwcd on
sonic of tho towns. Soun-titna-sthoso arc
but tho San
(‘Iirmi Fr shows how unploasant sag-gt»
lions may b:- avoidcd:
the pot-plo lit-gin to study the in in m ia—
tnrc of this country Ihoy \\ ill bc pu:.:lod
nubarrassing. l-‘rancisco
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"Sonn- day \\ hon
considerably to toll “luro sonic of tlir
nanu-s 5 auto from. Quits liltcly tln y \\ ill
_vic\\"~ on opium smoking cxprrssul lit
31nd. (l. 5. all- tho tr.i\‘\-lv r.» itvliis I» Hi
(In 'l‘onlpl'n. Ht- ;l\;‘|‘l[~ that x-pfnni ust. ‘
tnmlvratoly is at hast nu tnurc haunt:
than all “huh/tutti that th‘
opium pipc is a positive liltW‘rlIlg‘ altt‘ru a
.Ilard day‘s march. or in \'0, znliios \vhcro 5
fiver fumes 11i~o thick our ot tho marshes
:tttd’jltit::lr. llv says that i! is ulti\ “hm l
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a than puts himsrlf t- slccp with a hall ‘
Ill-{l a or .nmro pipts th-it it lwnimt's a i
( lll“(‘ lav t-p'unt habit isitcry prunic: t 2
amsrnq, ‘
End: lhvnrh sdd’icri in Indw
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A! the incl-ting ol' tho l’lt‘llylz'lldll“
ministers of l‘hiiahlphia n-c.~utlv :h
Ill-v. Dr. W. l). llul-o,t~ dclhrrul an ad~
“Sli‘vitlr. its (‘ull‘t’x Laws and
Citrus.“ Ho said thin thw 'puluit-ati-n
of thc suit-ides of tho world by thonows-
"ri-‘rs oausod \\'(‘Il\“llllll1lt‘l and 4.1;}
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Francctthctirst part of tho work. p:o '
dominates largcly ovor tho latlvr part in .
number of suicidos. lot‘l‘auso Satind ly is l
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peanuts to total toward sunrb‘.
pay-day. Sunday drinking day. Monday ‘
N’pcntingday and 'l‘ucsdav tho day ol"i
syrifido. 'l‘hn round). ht» arguod. against ‘
tho suicidal inclinations is for ail pouplo '
tobtomc drum! (Eliistiaus aul fully
believe in Hull. .
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unknown tln ro. was landcd in San l’ran~
his u latoly . [ruin the intorlor of Japan.
L “hi-r0 it first saw tho light of‘dwy. .\l a x
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gl..nm- the rurimi _’ night bo talon forY
yither a dog or :IV ml rlicy. It is slnpul .
likc tho forum-r about tho hoad an-l llVK’b‘ j
but othcruiso soup-whit res-.tul-los thy;
lnunltry. 'l‘hc animal's favnrilr posillnl‘.
is X“ itshannclu's. bu' \vith'a littlc or}: ‘
in; it stands on. its mgr foot.) tho liudy s
‘sloping downward from tho brad liko a
girall’c. Tho claws on the four Ivy-l arcV
like ll‘m‘l‘ of a dog. but two Voxtra pairs 3
are furnished on tho hind logs a (ouplo
of “101103 abov: the balls otCtho not.
'I‘hc animal uppoars to bo gontlv. but has
a gluing. highhgycd bark; which it
givo~whon spectators attempt to stir=it
up.
The tongue, says a medical writer, is
thciudicatur of the systum. A white!
Coated tongue italicatcs'l'cbrilo disturb-
aucc‘. a brown. moist tongue indieatcs
disordored digestion or tn‘t'l‘lm'hlellpl'imu
rid“? abruwn. dry tongue indicates do»
prosscd'yimlity', as in typhoid conditions
and blood poisoniu"; a red. moist tongue
indicates dcbility; aged. dry tongue in-
theatre pyrcxia, or any inflammatory
fcver 1..“ “strawberry“ tongue with protu-
iueut papilla- indicatos scarlet fever or
rothclnf; a red. glazed tongue indicatos
debility, with want; of assimilativc power
of digestion; a trot'uulous. flabby toaguo
indicates s1 Iirium, tr. mrnt’t; hesitaucy in
pmtrudingithe tongue indicatcs concus-
sion of the brain: protrusion at one side
indicatcg paralysis of the muscles on that
’Iide.
0110 of the small. rocky islands of
Pyramid Lake. Kcvada. is alive with
nttlesuakos.’ It is supposed that the
progenitors (if-those snakes Were waited
i0 the island on bunches of fiuat‘ingrceds
or run: of driftwoo I. There are thou~
ands. if not millions -t.hc people about
tho lake say millions-of the rattlers on-
tbe island. and thgir right to it there is
“him: to dispute." . The reptiles how
their homes among the rocks and food
uponthe eggs and young of waterfowl
and trad fish that are cast on the island.
Statics have been told of these snakes
rushing forth in a body. hissing and
rattling, to attack any one landing upon
the ad. The rank-snakes- of tin
ea disturbed. glide away and
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go l'lcar away back tn nturlcs llt‘fivrc
anl prnvo that '.\tno:'ioa must lavo boon
’kiomn to flu ancicnt Assyrians.
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ll bc lots of fun fortho future :it‘t'li;ro‘.~
waists- Thxrv is a station on _o:\c ofitlu‘
raihoa ls. and a town with a church. a
saloon and the tonal camp follntvtrs of
l civilization. which ba-ars thc {luminous
namcof l-Iltop'a.} Tho :ltn‘iont Brooks
, may. p- rhaps. I“: hold responsible for it
r’iatlicftituro. but the plain fact is {haT a
(wogrcgation and a minister \\ audrrcd out
. to that placo and found it all too IIR‘UL“
vcniont toaddrcssthoi r’oligiuus ropurts
from a placo blaring t‘ltc‘at'unc giu'n to
it by the minors oi “lbll to Pay,“ >o
tlu-y changvd it into liltopia.“
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Police Scrgoant Brooks. who norm
ishod tho l'h-partmont of InformationI at
infancy and lvrought it‘up to be. a noel-s-
‘llé’ ill the .\c\\' {Kirk Police dIoadmtat‘;
inns. has rnmpilod a statistical tablo.
which is intorcstin: as trading to show
how
tho. habits of some of
[I is to this dcpal‘t-
erratic arc
‘UulllalilK pt'uplt‘.
: moat that all mystorious di~a;'-]\o:\r;uu:rs
ro rcpurtcd.
discovor persons-lost is til” lolograph
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dcscriptioa to all poliu‘ piocints. cxam- 7’
ino tho rocnrds at tho murguo and hos-
. pitals and inform tho llI‘\‘§\.‘ Front Sor-
gcant Brook‘s lablc it is banned that
about 1200 pt-rsons aro roportvd as miss-
ing.r cach your. Of those. IOU arobctwcon
things of fourtccn and. twonty. 200 be—
I\‘t:'t‘ll twenty and thirty. 100 botwoou
thirty and forty; 100 1).:twcon forly‘and
fatty and 100 ang- aud {wt-r. Al. out sew
cuty-live pcr cont. arc males and belong:
to tho puoror classcs. An average of
iiut-ty pcr cult. is hf‘t‘ivllltital for. The
cau~os of" disappoaranco arc domestic
ditliculties. hutuc t‘cslrlints. lack of
worlE. d-«bauchcs. mental alteration and
occasionally ‘ dofaults and cmbcitlc-
hunts. ' ‘
I-‘ootlin:r is Flock.
Tho llcv. Fret-marl Wills. Vic; r of St.
Agatha. Shorodifi-h. London. pitying'lhc
poor pooplo who havo to pay exorbitant
prior-s ior but chor‘s meat. bought a couple
'of frozen New anlaud shoop. had them
out n in a Finsbury school-room. and
soul t to schoolboys round to tell the peo-
ple what howas about. He sold his stock
at a profit of two shillings a sheep, and
next. week. bought. six. \ cry soon he. set.
up a regular shop and engaged a trust-
worthy managor, who soon perceivcd that
it would be just as easy to buy for sev-
eralishops as Eur one. and more profitable.
Accordingly. 'four J‘Eastward no meat
stores“ have been cstablished——one in
Shoreditch, one in Hockney, one at. Stunts
ford. Hill. and another in King‘s Road.
Chelsea. The trade sit-those four shops
averages about £200 a week. or a business
of some £10.000 a year. They just pay
their way and enable .\Ir. Wills to give
five per cent. on the capital some of his
friends have intrustcd to him. while the
patrons of those new establishment's got
prime English logs of mutton at Sd:a
pound. frozen imported legs at 7d.. and
shoulders at (it). An increase of such
stores would help to relieve purchasers
from the extortious of ordinary butchers,
and the tax paid to intermediate sales-
men—Lamb» News. »
A. Bridegroom Injured by Rice.
dings has just been exemplified. Th.
Vicar of St. James the Less. Bethnal
Green. has for many yearsrsolcmnized
"the ceremonyuf marriage free to any who
chose to avail themselves of his kind-
ness. It is usual for‘the friends to wait
with a shower of rice, am to such an ev-
t-ent has the putative grown . that the
neighboring grocers keep rcels ready
packed for the ocuasion. Ilia brides : re
generally protected by the v ‘ils; but the
other (layout! of them rcceived several
grains in his eyes.
to clear his eves he was led to a surgery
adjacent. and he'will now have to pass
hide tho-metres in the crevices of the
nth. just u would similar opal-Les an
in the Ward of a hospital what would
have been his honeymoon. 'Ita
that: this is’not by any means the first
net-ions accident caused in
Poll! W Gazette.
that it is very dit‘ticultto detectbountcr-_
convortod’ into cash. and tho credit‘oi
troublos inlroland and tho depict-lath .,
coming tho imp/cut advorsitios in (iroat‘
'tav
Tho mothud ‘adoptod. to l
The danger of throwing rice at wed-C
outside and give the cou les a reception '
brigcgrooms are less fortunate, and the»
A ftcr a vain attempt
this "fly.-~__
Vancouver. in Britisli‘fColumbia.
Swept Away by the Flames.
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Numerous L was Lost and 1,000
Person Rea mdiflomeless.
The on y of Vancouver. British Columbia:
hasbcen destroyed by fire, every building
succumbing to the flames A’t least. ten per
sons lost their lives. A dispatch from the
' stricken city gives the following particulars:
All day Sunday them had been a steady
wind from the Ilt.)l'th\\'e.xt.. and the brush fires
on the Canadian Pacific Railway lots were
fanned to sush an extent as to fill Vancouver
with smoke. Sohody, however, bail any
idea of danger. Short]; after 1 Pi M. sov-
oral porsous hogan to consider the situa~
.tion thn‘a’euiug. but the 7 smoke was
so demo that thoyfound it impossible to di-
rect thcir stops to the exact location of its
sourco. Soon a stable near the Colonial Ho—
tel was soon to be on fire. The alarm was.
given. but tho purple paid no attention for
some timo. Tho wiut l-yrthis limo had in—
croasol to a galo. and fanned tho’flnmes to a
unassuf raging; tires ,
(inc of the first} buildings to go was Mac-
(‘ar‘tncy‘s drucr store. follu‘wod by the office
of the \‘a‘ncu ivor .Vi‘tl‘s‘. Tho Ila nos sh it
acro>s Abbott strot-t with astounding rapid-
ity. and aim ‘51 leloro tho, ‘gwoolo roaliztsl it
‘ tho wh- lo ’wostcrn portion of the city was in
:1 Marc. Tho cxcitoznout _\\-as intouso. “'ator
stnwtavas tillod with s nuke and flying cin—
‘ ' an] wnplo wore hurryin: with what
‘ thoy « ould gather in thoir haste to a
of 5311131 .
oss titih- than it takos ln dear-Film it tho
ad rcaohotl Carroll strcct. Suno Inor-
cha its attoaiptnl to remove their gnuds to a“
place of sal‘ l t y, but bcfotv thoir homo: wcro
t» fly for their livvs. .All hopc of saving:
xmn'h ropct‘ty was 11“th alruul~“-th-~I. Tho
{abhor/{liadwr an i stumps on I ash sido of tho
road. provo‘l as scrit‘uis u monau- to tho ['ugi»
livt‘s as tho burning lions-cs of tho alumni
city. _ /,
During tho confusion.‘who" ruwdios and
roughs saw that ovcry ono was h avtnz. lh -y
tutors d tho rat‘uuus. which hail LN on loll un»
protected. and cutuuxotu ed drinking. Many
'n ono \\:‘L\’ soon sltlgu’t‘t'jug along. the ‘stt‘ct-ks
“llll a .ko; of lwcr on his shouhb-r. and
carrying as numy bottlos. of liquor as be
umld apprnptxato. Mon were soon altllll:
cotnplcu-ly lu-auuod in by tholl‘rcfltud ap-
paroutly ol-livh-IL to tho.r snrtto minus,
drinking liquor. 3 -
Tuo st- an or llunslnuir was at tho, \ hart tn
na‘civt‘ pc ~plc.and. with so\ oral , er stcam-
r-rsaonvoycd a largo numb-uyéfiiv Muodv—
villo. Tho :‘antos subsidedas .. tddonlyns thcv
bavl l‘lN‘ll and by ti I1. M. sumo vvuturosnluu
pots-ans: has! all‘ca-ly mad-J thoir \vav along;
tho l‘oa'ls of tho dostroyod city. and lwlo'c
’dark tho work of swirching for the bolus
of tho victims l in. In a slmrt titno tho ro—
tuaitrsuz sounral K‘l‘sullx woro \listaWt-t‘t\~l.niul
uph- lu o‘clock on Monday morning nino
bodies. so'uc of which woro burnod lovund
rowlgnitinn. had I‘ve“ found Thoro isfsontc
; uncertaintyabout tho oaau number rocov
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; oicd. as Ill sumo also; onlv a hull lful of
3 charm-d lw n s was found. . i
‘ 'I h - 1 v opb- app ar to ho hopoful. and thcv
'- arc dotennincd at oncc to lvgiu tho ro 'cn
structinu of tho city. Sumo havo alt'oadv got
butldini tnatorial on tho ground. Th»: iotal
7 tsfimatcd at summon. “no thousand
Mt . :No lunzohss. 7 -
.- »_ rotor rd nn-n are at work 'rlrl-aring up
debris for tho railroad company. .\lan\ m- it
lost thoro all. but anx dotcrlninol to. start
again. Too \rupcrty: loss tails dirrt'tlv on.
tho piouu‘rctetncnt of tho now city. lun~
duals of ”cubic aw calupiu; out. Th ~ro aw
moagro t‘ac htios tor the rolot‘ ui‘ tno sudor-
ors Familios \voro campollul to aban-
don thcir hontvs at a moment‘s ‘ warnincsan-l
tloo for tln-‘r livos. lfitsillx‘.\\ mon in {cart ll
of valuables wor . formal to rush through
llamas an i snu-lio. .
Tho whole pupula ~~‘- wow panic striciton.
A numbor of pohuns sutulit'rol‘ugo in tho
, wator. (,lnc man was found in a \voll. “hero
ho had lowcrcd hintsclf to'owapr tho llamas
l-‘ow ol tho- pcoplo ha\ o tnuri- than tho \‘intln s
thoy stand lll. Hf tho ton bu lics t‘ccup‘on-d
only th:oc ltuvo barn ldontiticd
FIRE AT LITGHFIELD.
{A Large l‘urtinn at n Rultuucr “(H
V surwlu Fla-nos "
The town ut Litvhtlxil l. which has been for
ycat'sjh - pride of (‘wtrn x'ticut as a suntan-1‘
rosort. ism “\II as as to its lulsitli‘ss port ion.
It was-just llillf~lsl~1 up A. \t.. th- nth-m
' morning. \le -u l‘a nos woi‘o dis ovoz'ol Lsu~
ing from tho t‘rarcn l of the »t kl’.‘ of .\l nro
a Madden. has: wont-o v-t‘ tho l-usinoss l or?
1 [ion of t to to Tilt‘l‘r‘ \voro no alipltan. cs
at l: t \Vllllj“hl\‘ll to t‘llvt'k tho tlauuos. and
; no ono tlatrd approach. as it was said
a large amount of powder was st .ro-l
.'in the building. The bill ling- “ as
Quickly dostroyml. with llt‘. Killmaru‘s \ahh
able law library. The tlutms thou sciztsl upon
lthc ol-‘lcst hotcl in the town. the Manson
i Housc. on one side. and upon Lord‘s building
lot) the utbor. .Sprcuding thonco tho now 7
nut-lug clomout won Ital tho ancicnt Court. i
§Houso in its raspaud “as \‘ltot‘licd only
when it macho: tho liraprool‘ brick building
of Smith Bhithots. _ .‘Itauwhilo. in the other
‘ilvcttun. Il\~\\'ll south strwt. the tire was
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taking nu‘ ~ rapid .h \adway. Judd S. Bock-
.Ivltlt‘s lgfiing added so much fuel to the
. Harries. '
l \Vhon tho fit‘o had soilcd u
. .tal-le proy -—the Court llotr
l overa hundwd yours allthc
: bud boon trial. and its val:
; gun to go up in sparks. flaw iloss pooplo
loo-came wild. Jailor Selig“ roloasol the
two score prisunors In tho j ul opposite. to
assist iuthc h \pcloss task of sin ing the books
{and papom. It, was in vain. howcy c5. and
building and rcmmls lie uuw togothér in a
mass of smouldering adios. Tho to‘al loss is
astinuttml at. . storm». of \\ hioh $3031) )0 is
coronal by insuranw. ’ .
MUSICAL A‘ND DRAMATIC.
“Runs“ is said to have earned for Mr.
Couriod {$0,000 in royalties during the past
season. _ .
Tux American Opera Company had _a
great. financial ”(well asartisuc succofitu
hicago. v ' . ,
Faxsv Davnxron‘r will begin her 1:0fo
season on October 11 with a ropertory or;
‘ eight plays. ‘ ' ;
Sun wam. the favorite Boston ads
tm was at one time ug'l‘rmury girl at
Washington. . . ’
A Faaxcmus has invented an automaton
which plays upon the piano with expression
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“words by“.
and my. .
“Bantam.“ the new comic ls enjoys
ing an an outed financial suceem at. the;
Cast w York. , .
Mus Laxormt is negotiating for the pur-
chase or a site for 'u theatre-.wbicb she pro-‘
poses to build in London
Snvxx sweet. girls of Pleasant Lake. Mich.
have organized a caruet‘baud and . have been
sorcuudtug Jackson pcopltk
‘Muu. Pat‘l‘lnvho will come to this country
next Novcmbor for a concorfi tour. will have
Mme. Scalchi and Signor Galasst in her com-
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BELL: Born (Mrs. R. B. Hammond). will.
figured during the war as a Confederate Spy.
is about organizing a company to appear in
a war piece. ' .
“Tan Knuntvn" will be the mum of 6% ~
hurt and Sullivan‘s new 0 It will p
a v be produced in New ’ork the early part
of . ovembor. . _
SALVINI, the Italian gedian; is worth
$000.01». over Dustbin! of bicb be made in
this country: He lives in the most connota-
ical‘ mauuor in his Italian home. 7’
Mn. Sussex has- to make a fairer
well tour of Europa next season. bfi 1mm:
October I5 and ending April 15. ISM; She.
will visit all the priuci cities from St.
Petersburg and Constantinople untu- and
Madrid. ‘ » ‘ ’
Tats roceiptssof the “Mikado“ .
at one theatre .in Now York uri
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in which Gil and van were
dolly in
Miss Manama-r Hutu ”(played 9&
times in public during the“ out-yours
mm has lfwilrg at u‘ Mennonite;
«nudism wait. m
Low has a musical oomph“ .
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Nady tho teatustots tltotnsallvcs woro oblige I l
. Unk. and titty cases of hydtxsphulxiu ulnuug :
E animals nro rrgmrtod. ‘
, on tho satin stt‘tjct‘l {or thus“: iontaino-l in
' honorary presidcncy of the Amorlcau 1“.th
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Eastern and Middle States
THE Maine. Repubficbns havé nominated
Hon. J. R. BodwelLa rich granite merchant.
for Governor. - 1
Tm: Rhode Island Legislature has to-
Eloy-that! Uuiuad States Senator Nelson AI-
nc . r . .
GLoccss't-nn (Mass) fishermen are said to
boorgauizing for armed resistance against
the Canadians
.Tutc Democrats of the Second Maine dis-
trict have nominated estoveruor Garcelou
for Congress «
. THE people of Parsons. Penn. have been
badly shaken and much frightened by an ex-
plosion of gas in the Mineral Spring Mine.
he surface of the mine sunk two feet over.
an area of about; eleven acres - ‘
Sufism“. wholesale dealers in Boston have
{won arrested for selling adulterated mo-‘
south and West.
CmcMm Aldermen are charged with
accepting bribes from city railroads.
around Marshall, N. C. Houscs were washed
awar. cattle drowned and crops destroyed.
A I‘USSE of revenue otlicets have tirade a
raid in Cumberland county. Tenn.,capturing
three largo illicit distillories in full operationI
and a crowd of «noousbilwm. . ,
I'xot-‘Fxcmt. mturxu of the Oz‘t‘gnn elee
tion from ovcry county in the State exce it
two. give Hermann lRopJ. for (‘Oll‘fl‘fifi ' 7‘
anajority: Ponnoyer (l mun). for Governor.
Lsul; McBride tltepi, ful‘ Sect‘etary of State.
“"obh {lleuLl‘ for Treasun-r, 400;
Strahan (Dem). fur Supromo Judge. 200;
McElt‘oy (lien). for Sm-orintondcut of Pal»
lic Instruction. mil; Bakct‘ (Hop). for State
l’rintcr. £000.
'I-‘m-zmzmt‘x Tt‘asox. a rosidontfof Jack- 2
son. Minn. age-d SuV'euty—twu years. com-
mitted sulfide by blowing the top of his head
otl‘ with a gun loaded with peas.
Ftvr. mon bavo boon arrc~t1~liu Chit-21:0 .
for sotting tire to tho two buildings in which ;
oight; livos wore lost mum}:
'ut'R hul\-‘ thievos wore lynched a few
da s sincc at Linn-storm. ‘ldah‘i. '
l
l
l
S
Thomas Sony tor Governor. together with n ‘
full Stat..- 11- k ‘t comprising ho prosctit-
ctlivials. . . .
.‘IAII wlogs have Vbitt -n manw cattle. l
hursos. hogs an l dogs III and about \ anktun.
i
0
Stock is dying at a 5
rapid rate. 3
'Jnxmx‘; \metr :mlorodt was hangcd at :
llntnptm (‘uur‘t HI use. 8. (‘.. Iotrwil‘c lull:~~ ‘
d.-r. and llv'intiz-s Fm d ‘\‘Uly\l‘t‘tl‘. was hanged :
at ’llollovillo. “moor parish. La. for the l
murd: r of ’llavid Haas .
A rim: at \lllsx‘allllv‘. Iowa. has dostr.,._\-txl
a spae’oof sit bio-ks tillod with lumber. is
sawmill valuod at $WUK“. four dwellings and
Tour bridges:
“'ashlugton. .
l
dis absion at a lato ('abinot meeting.
l'. ~sru «s1 nus nominated by tl_ resident ,
(it‘urgv l). Stantun art Stonin", I. Comm: _
“and Luv. Slat tuton. I‘otm:: \VIlliain ll.» l
.lultnc. Lung lit’axr‘li City. N. J.; Ill-IA-rt ll. 3
Taylor. Wilmington. lk‘l.l HS. Martin. Jor~
t‘cll. Ton: Kt‘llln'll Stank-y. Frostbite. Uhio
Jacob \‘l'c-nor, lln‘ksvilio. Uhio; John D.
Tllutupsnlt.‘ .\l\-un' \‘ornon. llhin. Sauna-l S. l
t‘laytz-n. Ada. “lilo; (‘oruohus A. Gallagher.
(‘holmygam Mich: l’rior ll. Mayo. North
Spriugliold. Mu : Hilbert I‘.‘ Halbfitalutua.
t‘al. . g ‘ ’ é
Tin»: l’u‘sidon! has on his tal-lo about 1%" ‘
bills. in‘luvlingr it“ pcttsiou bills. for final f
\llsllusilh ll.-
Tlll.‘ l‘rcsidont do bind to t‘o mivo a prof~ '
tort-d nodding prwoatv from tho Sultan of I
'I‘urkoy bonus: pm It s upmi in it hould be a
\ :olatioa oi‘ tho spirit if not tho lottor of tho .
C Imitation. . ‘
"I‘HI-z Sonato t'i-mtuittco on Public Lands
li‘ts‘urdcrml'u 1':t\n!‘a‘-it;t‘c;uit‘l utt th r Hulls“
bill to rotval tlio [ro o iii-taut tttnlcrculiuns
and «Iosost land act» “2th an amoudmont =
submitting tho I rm Nous of tho Sonatc bill 1
tho Ilousndxll. .
.l‘arstnnvr ('1 ttvtzLAXD has accepted the
....s.....,.
lLlIon to tuko
llc will “plan t
House by cable.
on in Muv. I“
place in [And _ :7.
o munitions (mm the “’lnt‘
For-clan.
LATE Lon lon mint-o. stats Vthat Quccnd
\‘icturta WEI-graph“! to Mr. (Hallstatt:~ her ?
consent to‘ths- dismlutmnof Parliament after
w'xnft run; with 1.:‘l‘d ilartzngtou. \\ hunt shc ‘
ash-Ad “imm- ho \\:is \\ tiling to form a l
nunlstry. Incl liartzngton adviscd 'dissi- l
lotion. iut’t'urtning h-u’ Ma'osty that .ho
w “llyl t‘vg ll‘ll dismlutiou as \ «studio at this
{into should ho form a government.
llxxtzu no rioting in llolt‘ast. lrolaznl. oc-
vurrol on tho 10th. 'I‘m at us and boasts- wore
“‘102‘kt‘tl and \illag‘cd. and many policoinott
\\ot\»itt.;ut‘vNI sy mix ilcs. Tho police ,lit‘cd
~into lltu riotcm with buvksh'ot. wounding
mam: vaituully tho military clotuvd the
streets Many houses in Fiutonu. County
'I‘yrono. havoulso been “waited durin riot-
nus disturlsmccs. the result of tho I'otuo
llulc agitation. _ .
Tu): Pope has clcatol six mom American .
bisholh‘.
hIR.‘ Mt‘KEsz. American \‘ico-I‘onsul at 1
Dublin. lNland. shot his wife. inflicting a,
‘prolubly fatal wound. and then killed hum 5
self. Thu two had frequently quartalcd.
TI": Fh‘nrll Chaulll‘t‘ of Dept“ ies has voted
to mpol from Frau‘cc 'tho howls of familics
horot \foro t‘oigning in that country. '
‘1 lfllltllilll stornh an-l floods havo provailel
in tho Frolich prm lll.‘l‘>. 'I‘broo shocks of
t‘: "Illqllfilit‘ \‘isllml I‘Hu’lu‘N. :\I‘ liuubnix
“killing dostroyc l a nu nlwr of houses and
"11!th sever al pavpl x
' “xv: ticxmuzu natins and ton English
potsonslo t thoir li\'os and son-o \illagts
{woro dostroyul tlunugh» tho outptiou of the
vol «no of 'I‘umwora. ttl Now;_Zoalaud. ‘
_._.- .. Cid—u» :1...“
. THE CROPS.
t.
V‘Rep‘ort or the Agricultural Depart-
ment—Tho Outlook.
The crop wport of the National Deparh
meat of Agricultuvg makes tho area of spring
wheat nearly the same as last year. about
twelve million acres. “'iuter wheat is u
promising as on May I. A sligh: d ‘cliuo in
condition is “sported in the “'cs: and
the low condition of tits Southern crop lsstill
more reduced: Yettho awn-ago is only re-
duced two points. from “Lil ta 93. 7. In the
South it. has been «looted with rust. shrich
ling the ‘ 'hatjvastoil. Thom has been
injury mm (north in ‘1' as. ramsaad
floats sin Ohio. and all . storms
In 'Miss’ouri. The pmspem is good
(or a at lfmction abort: twelve bushels per
acre. )‘0 basalsoderliued (row a general
“tangents: n 9;.4 during tbs last. at 311th.
The Pk} a-‘l‘ejge has blur immense!
three or mint. and condition“ aver-
ages 1 l; last: year in June. N. Tue
large ac . at out: in 18ft) has not
been extensively in‘cm _ . Tue Increase
will approach half (with Focres.\C db
tiou averages 96 gxainst m IS'Q. .The
tendency to lacrosse thb of cotton
has beau checked: i torn States
of the cotton hel The not turrets; is
about amok), ‘ cms an advance
I
of wound mm" tbs r cent. Tao rec-
ord stands; \‘irziui‘, thoI-‘uh Caroling,
.“z. a tightly isnlfit ’ i a -
“21.102: Texas. 107; AP 103
‘emoo. 101
Artists” for Consult”! In Connec-
tjon \"iyh a Case of Boycott.
'I‘wo inumrtaut invests have be“ made at
New Haven. 0411111., on William; worn out
by tho Journal and Courier »mhfisbam
The parties are J. Frederick Busho, editor-o!
the WWI-man‘s Adroeam u labor
puprr published in New » flown. and
I'Itmnus Mulcuhey, .Pnddeut ot.$$~
smiths u ”.ottlntci . -
wholesale 133‘ ~“ 4' F. Gliddglmlbeen
film by a triendunt. u wanna: was out
for him. so he came to Police lie-MW
samurai
A \vA'rEnsmnT did Km“ damage in and 1 sttéoct car at Kansas City by \\'. D. C '
i was $‘lfif2t'3547.
, 'l‘nt-z Alabama Democrats 'havo nmninatod 3 '
Tm; l‘anaduui tisliori-xs trouble was under V‘
. win four bulb-Ls -. rashiug iatu his 0“ u b'l‘uf‘l)‘.
. any t‘cnsnn ful‘ t‘ho act.
I in last.
mado that At Was not a case of sclf-umnlor.
' .of catching a ball mutl‘ad by Loft-fielder Gib
and gave himself up >9“ 8668‘
‘ ‘ $00 1 ‘- so. . One at
Iggkérnmn‘a gating!“ . new man .
M11118?! WWW .
vomotthe hamlet th- Juan}.
5:: Courier, g. , lumbar
filATER NEWS
Sun-v New York car-«him? havebcen
arrested for rioting during therecent ޤup
of the various lines. ‘
EIGHT young men, while fishing on 11mg
Pond IAke, near Hazeltpn, Penn, were
thrown into the water by the capsizing of
their boats Two of them were drowned.
Ara meeting of prominent Irish-Anteri-
cans in New York. held for the purpose of
raising money to aid Parnell and his Irish
Home Rule followers, $14.01) was itinitedi»
ately subscribed, andan appeal “to all lovéls
of liberty" vins‘issuei ‘ :
OI-‘lf‘lCEReHAXSES, the. seventh Clgieagb
policeman fatally Wounded by the f: b-
throwing Auan-histslhas just died in tti ans»
pital. ' .- .
DR. Monmsox errom), editor .
Kansas City (Mod T hues. tho loading .ipe‘r
between St. Louis and. San Francis-c ' ‘
um: and seriously woundod while ridi '
l
ale,
a lawyer. Two other {31153111ng in tho“; r—
l.
A Clear Statement of His olicy on
the Irish Home Rule Questton.
2. Mr. Gladstone has igued a manifesto to
the electors of Midlotbnn,‘ Scotland. He
begins by saying: “In consequence of the
defiant of the bill for the bettcr government
of. Ireland, the )fiuistt‘y' advised and
VHer Majesty was ‘plensed to sanction
the disalution of Parliament for a. deci-
sion by the nation of the gravestand—Iikevvise
tho simplest isue that has been sumnitted to
'itIorhalfacentury. his onlyasenseoftbe
gravityof this iSsue which induces me. at:
period of life‘ when, nature cries aloud for
repose, to seekynfter sitting iii-thirteen Par-
. nus, a seat in the fourteenth. .and
With: this view to solicit; for the fifth
time the honor of your confidence. At the
last election I endt-avorei in my addr‘sses
and speeches to impr ‘5 upon you the fact
that. a great crisis had arrived in ithe
affairs of Ireland. “'eak as the Gov-
-emtneut was for ordinary p it. had
a prominent. merchant name! Huflo'.’ -. a
young lady—wore wounded by Carlislti'r ho
shooting grow out of tttmth upuu s18
inéthe. Times. ' : ...; '
Tut-2 grandson of the Emperor of ~filial“.
now ou..a visit to this country. made ‘39 call
upon tho I’rcsidcnt a few davs since. a:- the
folliwing evening attc
tiJn. .- - ‘ . 1;”
As agt‘cod upon in l‘OIIlIlllttt'O, tho Sundry
Civil A pproprla'ion bill appropriates $Slc
“Elsi:
lit to.
l
3
Th»: ostitnato: aggt‘ogatcx’l $2.34: 5
Tho appropriation for the prosont: _) ear
Anm‘rmxat. postmasters nominatinl by!
tho l‘rosi-lctit:—Gt~ot‘ge L. Sleeper. Natick:
Mass. Edward P. Kimbjll. Ipswich. M83. .
Charlos Kieth. lirt‘t'uilt‘ltl. Mas-.; Minor
Saint-us. (.‘anistoo. X, Y.: Herman Ilautncr‘,
Johnstgswn, l'onn.: Thomas Brady. Born-n
joint. 57. J.pE.lward McClung. Fairliod.
Ill; Julia 11 Young. “'t'ight‘s Umvo.
111.: llonry \\'. Clondonuin. Sprinslicld. _
Ill.: David \V. Floats. chvtonu': Iowazr.
John (T. lal;llt‘. Contra! City. Nt‘ll;1III."i
lit-I -n. Ilrmvnwillo. .\'ol).; Charlos'x'yl. Mot"~ .‘
roll. Kirwin. XML; Isaac T. Curr. Nt‘siisvil’
V\\'ts.; \Vilson. ll. Lyon. Elk Ilgu‘é‘b
Consider A. Sta or. ‘ucumsch. Mi
drow I‘hlogar. Bmlio. Cal; 1:. r.
Anaconda. Moan; William J. Bryni"
Francis ~o. ,
ADMITIUNAL riotous Vsluntuttstratio
vicairroll at Sligo. Irolnnd. Tht
lovonimout Iris pat l'lstgruudor 1
law. 5;.
A \‘lllIJAN barkhxms u-ro;ko
l
. .
1% full
. “also during: a storm an 1 thirlcen pors
luard. including 1h.- raptain. his \vit‘
4'.
I
their tllt'oo ch: a
\YIXI-jntua " ll." 'I‘nvmrsln. twontfixotr
vi his old. a mo livul snub-in. uf Kama. 'fflty.
Mix. um and rum in. ma.- ..r tw- ‘ ’ as
in thon‘ room 11' a Vch York hotel. an ion
ldooiu wore d s nwnevl.
l
llilit‘illl“r fat ll “mm: is;
H“ l‘s‘fllu‘tl In “fig“
"I‘llt: sloip Priscilla won tho first org-the
scrim of racos given by tho Now” \fv’irk
\‘Mvh! \‘lub to sunwhi-‘h \vss ‘l would tart-“N!
“IIII tho English for tho Atuorica‘s lupin:
tho noxt intot‘natiunal Fact-5 Tho. Puritan.
“hich Il“It'Illt‘«l tho “\‘Ilt‘:lil last you‘. ”(inc
a
T\\'E.\“rv-rm:EE minors rc retitly convictcd
f of riot and conspiracy hayo loan sontouu‘d -
| at. Washington. Form. to eight months im~ .
prismuncnt. ' . .
Tar. Chicago apt] Nortltwostc'm llailroal
(‘fllltluuly has rot‘its‘sl to trans; ort imam bar—
rels \nfdk‘cr from Chicago to a firm in Mar-
shalltowu. Iouf'a. The firm has 1m n'ngt suit
fur “mono \hfilflgei‘. ‘ ' . I
' Tm: striacilouf the Into King Ludwig has
causal gnu! oxcitouiont.throughout Ravariu.
and a full iuvmtigatioa of tho manacr of his 5
dotth is demanded. Ilswt‘u'uus having,r boon
but of axxmssimttinn.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tim Detroirs are making a strong ”light ‘
with Chicago for first place.
Tms harbaen a season of surprisas solar. ‘
Not I: pmlictiou has been verified. ' .
'l‘ur: Southorn clubs am’ now playing good
ball and all are pretty evenly matched.-
anscn 11th caught in tweutv-tlvo out. of
twoutysevon gum-3s pluyutl by Detroit.
Tu: Kansas Cit. s are kuownosthe stormy
\otccls of the let-giro. They seem to carry
d weather in their wake. ’
11' is not an unreasonable gum to say that. :
about :mw persons paivl’to see the various
cums on the professional wounds lupr neat-i.
Sew York on Decoration IY. ‘ '
THREE of the heaviest batters in the League
aro first Inasmuch. two aro pitchers, mm 3‘ 2
cat her. mm a thlnl basomau. another at
slit rt‘stop and the others outfieldcts.
Ms: SING. olectroit. had played without
an error in twentyono games pix-vious to an“
ugcidout in New York which will rumpus»
bate him front playing for some time. .
Ir is singular thanof the. first dozen loading ~
bats-molt of tho Assi‘lt‘iation no loss than six
are pitchers 0f the n-mainiug six tottr are
otttlioldetsgouc an infielder 311.1098 a. catcher.
Ix Tate. l‘oormau. Sam “‘iso. Nash and
J ohnstou th.l Bostons have a fine uintct of
t base runuors. They keep a pitcher 5
“guessing" as to their next move whenon
uses . ,
st'rnE—vmtmnu BILL Cuowutv, of
(‘harlmtfism warmly accomplished the feat
man em it rowhedtbe ground by ’a wonder-
' ful ‘vo. .
’ \‘xa 35.00.) ‘ipl - attended the first six
mes played births Bastamu at home. which
is pNtty good support of a team ' that had.
up to mmime, lost the: out or overy (our
games played. ‘
NEW Your: is a wonderful ball town.- In
the three New York~Detmit games the De~
traits received lumen cents for each of the
34.1mspe tutors who pail to see the game.
the New Yorks‘ share beiu ' thirty-five can
each. besidotbc proceeds com the $310.0!
about 15,030 grand stand seats. . l
in Pittsburg are talking
abouttho are! u: anatom- club. who
was‘reuiarkublo tor cunning max balm
out. on foul tips, even when the t didn‘t
seem to strike within three or four inches at
the hall. An investigation revealed that. the
rather had a. gum laud attached to his
love. and when be defined to foul out a. man
E0 would raisa the hand with on: angst. a d
when the bull sod under the bat. roleuse
'l‘no baud. won d snap against the glove and
all within hearing would hear a sup
foul tip. . l K
. NATIONAL LEAGUE “CORD. J
up» I“. . Won Lint.
6 Pink" dolphin.“ 14
" Boston
Detroit.......36
WW3? 1i “asking 6
' or... 1. *’ ‘ hon...
Louis......ll 23 Kansasci‘tyfiS‘ ‘18
AMERICAN assocu'rtos Moon!» ~.
Mm ’ . Wan Lost.
St. 101113....36 19 Flashing. . ,. 19
Brooklyn... .24 16 Cincinnati.“ .1 g ,
Athletic. . . . .83 1:5 Louisville. 'i . ~
Baltimoro...17 83 Metropolit 25
- SOUTHERN unconnncoun. . .
“.013 LC“. "'th W3
Amuh......$!58V 5: Sn ......il ‘13.:
Augustu..... valiant“:-
Charisma” .15 84 Nashville. ...37 15
Chattanoogqui in Mgmphis"..83 31
um“ moo: moan. ~ -.
Island
Withtbezuncs‘ uycdbytho
and hormone. hawholuve ,‘
thxm'm out the cutest {or them
theEasmt-ulaoguqisustolows: .
Won!“ 7 Would-t.
memo" 7 I: Merideu...... «I 1‘
min...“ ' ' Romusils 1‘ .
JauyCity... s “D Water-buy... r
tried the Sung-V. 11} ‘ ha
.2; : support from within the Liberal
; late Cabinet in such a course of
: every other. _
‘ conga." Mr. GilltiSI-Olle goes on to my’that
.‘ Our opponents.
- wax-don. haven
- l deny them the lite
. nu
; its;
grli\i~ion _ .
. thorax that the J nion.
V’Blue Room do
. 0‘ .
so
great advantages .for dealing with that
crisis. A com rehensivo measure pro-
ceeding from t t Government would
vo received warm and . extensive
15m}: and
would prolxal-ly have closed the Irish contra.
vexsy within the present molar and have
left the Parliament of 156 free to prosecute
the now stagnant work of ordinixry legisla-
tion. with the multitude of questions it. in—
clude; My earnest hope was to support~ the
. . Pofivr”
Continuing. Mr. Gladstone says that“on
he 2-311: of last January the o )posite policy
of coercion was declared to v6 Iken the
‘hoice of the Govcxunmnt. the ’ rl
of Carnarvon 'aloue refusing 63 s are
‘n it. - The Irish . question w thus
placed in theforeground to the exclusion of
The hour. as all felt. was
ho had undo: takcn to form a new Cabinet on
the anti coercion xmlicy, with the fullest. ex-
planatrm tutboe Whose aid berhad sought
as colleagtu-s, and continues:
"'Will \‘ou govern Ireland by coercion or
will vou‘lct Iro‘an-l manage h ... own atl‘nirs?
- To diglfiu‘ in this mI-Irv5V this and that tit-tail
31‘ ll; . latoly nit-fouled bill tvnull only be to
. dis 'uise this issue. and would be as. futile as
, to t tscuss tho halting. stumbling, ever—shift-
Uing and evervvattishiln
: Illt'tllfllt‘ class which have proceeded from
ogects of an inter-
tb.-._se.-t\liu;' Liberals. There are two clear.
pps‘lllve and intelligible plans before the
; World: there is tho plan of the government
; and there is the=plun of Lord Salisbury. Uur
‘ plan is that lr‘uland should. undor well-cow
: sidoro I conditions. transt ‘t her own arrears.
‘ 2 His plan is to ask Parliament to rcnew re~
‘ prcssn‘
o laws and ‘euforco the n. resolutely
o
'. tor tu any years. by: the ond of which time.
i': be assures us, Irelan lwill be ht to a.-copt any"
. governing-tit in tho wayoi a 10.121] govern‘
tlli‘IlI. on the rep ‘al of the coercion laws, you
may wish to give her.
“I la ivc- this Torv pr .eet to speak for
itself in its unmlurnul sit pit ity. and I turn
to tho rrnxnswl m: y the Government,
gcntl -n 1). whether Tories or
and lionamcuf l’nioni'sts.
‘ h ' tcntion, in~
e. but the
‘ s in its present.
ritual. “'0 HIV} all ‘7
unto l thcy mfmo..to
; shag» a lat-or union. obtained by force
_: and fraud and never sanctioned or a 'copted
. by tit:- lnsh nation. '
V . . Th {v arena: Unionists.
but paper I ntomsts True union is to be
; tested by the sentiment a of‘ the human beings
l uninsl. "
Tried by this criterion, We have less
timotl lwtwu-n (Great Britain and Ireland
\v than we had under the. settlement of
3
“l‘nfranch‘sul It‘cllnd. gentlemen. asks.
[bro :lx ht'l' lawful reproscntatives for the
cm i\ al of bar .Iomcstic I‘lgislatunsanot' on
the Taco of it an ilitiuyatnzg. in! a restora-
tive. 3 rnposal. Shc urgt s with truth that the
.ontraliratlon of l‘arllamcn: has been the
of )omlt-s. but she r‘emguizs»
lawlessly as it was
obtaineil. cannot and ought not to be re-
R‘altd. She is content to receive her legis-
mm in a form (II‘ISIN of prerogatives
which might have /impaired her imperial-
gintercsts and [utter adapted than the
lsottleaiout. ‘of 175:: to secure to her
Ngalar nintcol of her own affairs -Sbe
-has not n~pllcd but , has wclcotned t‘uo
. stipulations
for the pn-ta‘u‘on of the
minoritv. Tosuch provisions We have given
and shallgivc caretul head; but I trust Scot—
land will condemn the a tempts so singularly
made to im} ort into the coutrovctsy a vein
onloasolomcut of t‘cligious bigotry. Let her
take warning by th ~ deplorable riots in Be .
fast 31nd other placos'in the North: »
“$3130“; tho Ik‘uvlits‘. gentlemen. I untidy
luttcifrom your acce‘ tauvc of our policy on
tin-so:
“’T'n.‘ tainsolldatton of tho' united Empire
and moat a lth‘tmu to its strength.
{The stoppage of tho heavy. (onstant and
demoraliting wade of the public treasure.
“The abatctuont and gradual extinction of
ignoblc finds in Ireland. and thatdevelop-
men: of her t‘esouru's w hich experience shows
to be a natural «V-msealueutos of free and or-
der-Iv government.
‘ “The radon) :tiou of the honor of Great
Britain from t o stigma {astvncd upon her,
almost from time lmmon‘alfin respect to InL
lanl. by t judgment of the whole civilizul
worldzau lastly. the rostomtion of Parlia-
mcnt to its dignity and ellicicncy and the
tvgular progres of the bllslnt§ of the coun-
try.“
TIIE warm HOUSE BRIDE.
.‘Irs. Clot-cloud Duly ‘lnstallcd at a
Grant! Official Reception.
A" gt'cat» cniwd of civil and military digni-
taries was present at the Whito Housenpou
the night of the. 13th. the event being the-
first otlitsial mption in bout-r .
of MN. . Cleveland. » There was
It i fornml’ : temptiou or any one séetlun
of tho otficiuls, as upon New Year‘s Day. All
canteinas they could and worn prcsgnt-sd
haphazard as they succeeded in ‘ 'bting their
my in.‘ Sunroof the prlnrlpal tplomar .
the Justicesfaud the Cabinet officers of:
brought in the privatoway. but‘ the mayo
lity fought their way in througrtbe main
doorway. No refreshments were served.
Prom tly at ‘Jo‘clock the l‘nsideut. with
“13.1! reload upon his um. curue down
the vast stairway and entered at. the main
or. He wore his wedding suit
broadcloth and she her woman"
bite satin. ‘vvith the 11‘
that ~ewuzng ‘
vol” ‘ ' ad
drum of ‘ \\
outage of
n .
the
the
dent and ,l . .
brown hair. whie wast-om high.
of white roses misstated as her bread: and
long white mitts reached above her elbows.
y
at
Members of the Supt. with their wives fol-
lowed the bri pair.
Mrs. Eudico Mrs. I’l'hituey and Mrs
\"ikstook that [timeout Mrs. Cleveland‘s
‘ right: and the Cabinet» ofliccts. Colonel and
Mrs. lament and several of the wives of
aw‘mant Cabinet (Juicers. were in the war of
‘ ‘ . were early joined
M‘s: Mantis Sherman. Gem
outfitter-id“ and witwrspefiher and Airs.
rush; tho-curly-cmuing members “of the
Diplomafi’e Corps and many Senators. ‘ and
others or prmuineuce.
Aftar first paying their gnetiugs to the to-
oeiving party,l[ Cleveland‘s beamy and
affable manners on praise from all. Star
has matured mac in the year since she first
visited “Hashing 1:. Early in the evening
tho Mintspér of jBruril, escorting the young
souiof . Pedro wear-in full dm
naval uniform, eptcred the Blue. Ior. and
having paid mamas to the President and
party. held alitfleimpromptu reception be»
bind the line;
Scucely a motor or Member upgareutly
Was ulna-at, but may at them rune done,“
their wives ’ v0 Item the city. The
Army. Navyg and C were fully
unwanted; lfiaoruy before 11 o’clock the
~.m‘Pru‘rlont.some his arm to Hrs. Clevohud.
«tumult! “85“.?
grand
'VVllld
Worn
Marthe corn-
fthodoov thallium.
undtheirwivestollovnnt
' '6. W "serum
consummation
JOE the night Mr. Gladstone and Mr. larnoll
-V M‘ . .. '__,_, . ... ; -.. “1/
am AND PILLAGE
mm,- Persons Killcd or Wounded
in Belfast. Ire, land.
Belfusnlmhnihasbeen the scene of a
series of terrible riots in ' which taverns was
sacked and burned.» about- }!!! houses were
wrecked and muny personskill'cdor wounded
in encounters with tho polite. 31114133 vari-
ous awaits made by the policp’ upon the ri—
otetsktweuty-five of the last.~ --r were ”rarely
wounded by the buckshor. fired at them A
cable dis‘pat-h from Belfast gives the fol-
lowing details:
I During the eveninga mob of (hummer:
made an attack it n the tavern kept by:
Catholic named ' fly. The police were
promptly on the scene. and. after a. stubborn
contest. dng‘ which they used their on!"
bins-s. drove the mob away in disorder.
The riotets Nassz-ntblul with ‘
increased a.
strength. and again attacked Duffy‘s
this. tune. “\‘Ol‘powfiriflg the '.
line and driving them from the place. p10;
the first assault Chief ‘of Police Carr Was
wounded. Ho was: carried away in a critical
condition. “'bcn the Orangomen returned
to the fight they were at compound by a
large number of fat-my girls who
goaded or shame-I the men on to
battle, and forum! it most (langvn
nus yletnent. When the officers alums
. d! 110d Duffy‘s. 111-: til-5b Lu}; «cc—triplets pos-
Sg-ssion of the tavern ..
thomughly satire l.
The mom ended thoir work here by firing
the tavern itself and it was burned tn the
ground. Then the stronger men. wh.= had
become iniuriatx d and not 01 en owl-red by
their “stations. ran through the streets,
wrecking and pillaging wherovor they won:
and increasing tl ‘ following the
further theyprwcodt. . These motels-after
atvhiio arugr-gatql iii" mud th- pains:
station and stonul the. dam until they wore
tired. Thcy‘theu mar-c «hit-lint to ant-tier
tavern. Tho lutlii‘c hastcael thither in ad-
vance and att‘cmptal {u proXeJt the propert y,
but thcy were overpowered anti tlriVL-n away.
The ttxu't:_left in 117§s9s<i'.‘n. treated tbv tavern
as they ' had treatvd Duffy“ tarry-l on
fill the tn} 5. broke the II la “reis in
thv: street.made abiufiroo furniture and
finally set tire to the building. The phlius
returned and this time got the lmttor
for a time of tho mob. whose ranks
It was care J1
i
- wero deplete l by the salt-es who had fallen
away in druukt—nnoss. and cxtiuguishvl the
dailies learn: they was gain control
of the st t-turr. But the otli “on; wore
thw the riotvrs from the loaléty.
am they romaine! and dnminated every—
tlfinz until morning. During the nawdyism
were both bunk-cl in ottigy. and a dummy
corpse lab‘elod “Home liule‘ was cremated. ,
Pilotingavas whom-ll hr'ro thisevoniug and"
the I'ivt act \vzo 31am rrad. The mob ins
creased in six» and began thmwing snones It
the polico, The lattor Iii‘vd. killiui four per g
s ins one of “burn was a barmaid who was
looking out of a tan-cu window at the tighz-
Eng. The mob returned the link. and a brisk
‘f‘usillade \\'£L\ kept up 101' twenty uliuutz-s.
S {idiots app-and anal rantdod the er-wts to
assist th -'p-«li or in x-aso tzt tic vsslty.
The gal ll. vlr u.- a f-rc: of 130 police-men
into the barracks and thou, attacked the
buildings tiring rovb‘tvors and throwing
St‘._uk’5 at the doors an 1 windows. The 1-0»
lzce final. killing flyc p-rsuns. Several Fruit
ostant clorgymeu tried to disp-rso the mob.
hit their «mus \voro unavatlln; l luc of
:1 «rs-Ans lulled. “‘11s a willow. With two
:ldron. A for-\- ut‘. 15L! pnlicemcu wore
'i‘lll from Dublin to lioll‘as: t .» reinforce the
roll-3o thorc.
At Lnrgau. lrclrzzzd scabs“ similar {the
"ave dtscrilcj \\ ere l ml’lkd. Thomas Unl-
ghev. a sllttplcfvll. \\ as shot dead While «_
' ‘ a: an t slung-sash in the. tau-v— of‘a Home
o mob during an in visa!“ tire berm-on
on; Hub and its 1 trango opponalts.. Twenty
riotérs werc urn-stud. ' .
.\
... .
HORMONb ABROAD-
Displuying Great Activity and Rinks
ing )Iauy Swis‘qt‘o‘nvorts \
. Stwretary Bayard has mired informa-
tion of unusualactivity among Mormon uns-
sionaries throughout an Swfizerlmd. That
their preaching has. not- been wanting in
fmits is shown bytxthe, fact that in kit?) there
were in Switzer- ‘ 35 sanders l6 priest; 3.1 s
teachers User-rants ‘and 5‘21 memberszifi
converts we're-baptized and 5:! em’ '. - L
to l tab. .Mormouism. it Will 7 begin-n, .
has taken deep root among the rss people. .
The hmilquarters of Swiss .mtzouttn m
to be found at Bertie. from icb plum the
enrolment of thesaurus isc ed on throuflr
out the land. liven child of tender years
arc enmllet. fictional a. . )blie‘s an- héld at
Rome. Jura, Blobs-fist “intend ' mat. the
exorcises comisting of raving.’ prom-hing.
and singing. The General Assembtv hold at;
on the link and mid: of December last '
was conducted by "rel re elders .1111:st
terized by gm t fervormd comm“ and. i
was so large}: attended that tho ball which ’ i
had a chartered for the master: wns
crowded to overflowing. _
There have alw been organize‘l “Women‘s
Aid rmiuions" as adjuncts to Saris Mor-
monism. J 1he one ‘in Bonn numbers m
teen. thut in Ssheerli {our and that. in Sch!-
bausson two. Harmon Sunday-schools m
tlso mnductai at various tints. It. isszaté'd
by the press that in the apartment of the
newly converted “saints“ for Utah all Dos-
,siblo means are adopt“ to mnooal their
destination and thus to avoid their detention
by the local authorities.
45
THERE is a“curiosity at tho pen at Santa
Fo. N. 1L. in the shape of a ‘ orod man «in
stands six feet sit: inches in height aan:
weighs only Ht yoamlg When he walks In
knees Wobble in an out as if they won.- you)“.
stilts He is the veritable “daddy louglegs:
\V as? is claimed to be an original water
. culm- portrait of -\\'ashiugt<minted or ‘
ivcrv. in 1:38. by J. Iacoh. o in Spring
‘ficld'. Maxs. is otl‘erod to tho Govonunent to:
the modest little sum of saw»; .
PL‘T'I'Y has become scarce and high sine.
the recent flax-b
‘ storms in the “Test
0m- druggist iu 111mm. sold 600 pounds
within a few days.
Amt-2 units-r
' strut-oat. . "
.Beeteattlo. good toprimol w » of; -
Calves, com‘n to prune veuls 3,"
Shale ........ ........... .... :2”
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Hogs—live......i........r... ring :gi‘
- c ........ ' .
Flour—Ex. St mime '3 50 g 4 on <
- ' Wesgguxi’ toohoicism (150:3 ,
Wheat—No. 2., Ream..." alarm. is»);
Rye—Sat .. ..... ... ...... . 63 (at o? .
Barloy—Four-mwcdState... (a; '
Com-13w Bk BIL..." 30 (R '12
Outs—White State.......... 40?th {I
MixedWefleI-n ....... 3‘: { ‘ 31'
—lled. mpg: 'I‘imabyu 8| «2 90
—No. 1.~ ye..........- 90 or I OJ
uni—Guy gunman"... 5 as (or o to
Butter—State creamer-yum l? (at 185‘
_. Dairy... .......- a a; .15
W Cannery 11 «I; 135‘
............ 12 a; 11'“
Cheese—State. “brim-.- . (a? h.
Skinn.......... ... islet l
\Voseez-n.........-.. 53:1 ’3‘
Eggs—sum, imam. -..... 11x25 12
nun-m. «‘
Shea toCItoioouuuim @470
[am Wm........... 5.50 @673
Steels—Western;........... 4.75 is 5 so
Hm—Gomlmfflxjoficer‘hggfi («:3
F101: ‘ .n. » «a St
“$3.03“... mas. _ .. ....
.Gom—No. 3, Hixed Kerr. . . . (o 4?.
Outs—No 2, Mixed Wostoru $3.54: as);
My—Two—rowed Sum... —— 1g _
' ’ 308108. . '
Hus—lg. phtelnd funil» $1052} (311 0g
0g:— ve ........... .... . ’a;
rNathol-ansed..li. Big a)?
Pork—ExtPnnm. lab]... 275 @1325
mu—quto‘rm put‘a. i '13 (g 5 15
Cour-Fill,’ -......... " a, so
Ono—Extra. wm......... % 3 _$5
, ..............-.. . :3
Rum“ (“ASS-l mm: ukum.‘ ‘
Bot—Mu . ;_;.,_u 5'.37K@ 3 35
WWWL....N.. ' 5 g 6. '
u-~_«-u7«,......-... _8 11
W «Luau... - a 55‘ ‘
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