j
* $1,314: sEX-TtXEL. -
SOI'TH NUIHYAIJL SEI‘TEMfliEIl lS.
The evplorationsvof recent, years have
considerable changed our notions of the
comparative rank of the great :rivers of
the world. If we class rivers according
to their length, both the Nile and the
T" Yangtse Kiaug must be named before the
Amazon. The Nile‘s 4,00) miles of
waterway from its headwaters southbf
Lakexictot'in to the Mediterranean make
it the largest. river in the world. nearly
as long as the )IiSsissippi and the )lis‘
louri together, and about 1.000 miles
longer than .the Amazon.
a ' 'Llandih railway station. “'alcs. was
recently the. svene of umvonted excite—
menta One ofvthe eniploycs' has a bee-
hive near the station. and'ohile extract“?
ing the honey from it he disturbed the
bees. which immediately made a furious
attack upon the passengers on'the plat~
form. One young lady dropped her lug-
gage and took to flight. In endeavoring
:to reactie another lady, abort whose head'
the bees hurl clustered. a railway official
was badly stung in the eye. while the
owner of the insects was left in a dread~
,- ful'plight by them.
The Reva (‘urtis Grublx, of Hanover
County. Virginia. was once a missionary
in \chtt‘rti Africa. and.“ bile there. adop~
tell the young «laughter of a, king and
brought her to this country to educate,
and now that >IM' is of marriageablc age i
her father wants her returned to him
‘ that she may marry a chief of one of the
tribes. This will probably be complied
with in it is“ thought by her friends that
her religious trainingr and acquaintance
with the Ciistutus of chilimxl life “ill
have a ltll\\t‘l‘flll imiteznc in uplifting
her people fioni their present tlx-gz‘aiw
ticnf ,
”my (:‘s H1
of ‘ 0Y:lj_’j_;l‘l'tlt-0l
1; ~ The prove“!
I: .‘ll_\‘*.
\\ hi. h. 1.0: s on
t
t
with -
l-Instv rn in \\'s1v:l|n‘l‘ rcports as they travel j
\Vc~t is strikingly \lanll in a rem nt in,
stance, A rcport originatingr in lhilaA ‘
dclpbir Klutul simply tltat‘a huts”
lm- ,
t
longing,r to an oyster dealer in that town
had formml a habit. ol‘ catin ;' cyslx'x‘<. and 5
. scum d to like them.
reached St. Louis it stated that n horse
in Philadelphia regularly ate oystt rs ell
”1‘ li ilf isle-ll. Now twin Denver comes
that
the" “astonishing' infortnat‘on an
enormous oyster in a Philadelphia mar»
he! recently bit till the lrg of ll lluz‘s 'l I
A p titiun was addressed to the (‘zzir
0f llussin about two years ago, sigiietllxy
the wives ofinanycf tile lllle promiv
nt‘tit men of that nation. asking that the
Imperial imbr be gin: ICKI to temperance
“let-tings cuitdu tell by women. llussizt
has a law. as cltl as the l‘inpirc. forbid»
ding the use irblin}: of wont ‘n .3“ any
mass melting for any purpose \\ hatcvcr;
but. linally. the (War Il'l§ answered th“
petition of his fvtuinitm subfe ts. and
atis‘vv't't'e'l‘vfa“stably. lit in cict'th it \\ ill
be legal for women in llu-sia to hnld
public.meetings; but, ‘Il’CI‘t es the llin
peror. the me: tings must. all be in the
temperance interest.
A11 Indiana relates that
.fitn‘. rose ll:l\\"0!l, a Wealthy Washington
township Iztztncr. surprised hs three
children the (tn 1' day. "I‘m a-gctting
old.“ will he to a neighbor, “and proba~
ll (' \\'\‘Il:l Ilf‘l‘
lily have t-noigh Illt-llt‘y to $10 nn‘
through. Now, I‘ve got $3,000 in bank
that I have no use for. and l have a par~
crl of uglydookin;r stumps in u lot that
ought to l 0 got out. I have tout-lulled
to draw a check for $1,000 each for my
two boys and one for the girl. if they
i will hold a little family reunion at my
hot“: and bring some dynamite. along:r to
:X‘blow out those stumps.“ The reunion
was held. tl.c stumps wcrcdislrayed and
the money pa‘d.
.._.__...______.
After all. we are in the most imminent
peril at the dinner table. Sir llcnry
Thompson. noted English ,duetor,
th'nks that more than half the diseases
that rinbitter life are due to errors. in
diet. and that the mischief done In the
form of shortened life is greater front
indiscriminate eating: than from the use
of alcoholic drink. An over-supply-“
nutrition. which must go somewhere,
produces liver disease, gout. rheumatism
and various other disorders. r’l‘o eat too
much is a7 blunder, and to wash down
nutritious food with nutritious drink is
one of the greatest dietary indiseretiors
that can be indulgrd. especially for per—
Ions of sedentary habits.
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It is feared that the process used to
preserve the Egyptian obelisk in Sew
York has resulted in more harm than
good. Last winter the shaft was treated
with a coat of paratlino to protect it
ngninst’the disintegrating effects of the
climate. It hurl been found that the
surface of the stone was rapidly sealing
,olf; in some places the scales were more
than an inch thick. Before the parutliuc
‘ was applied the loose'seales on the sur-
face‘wcre removed with a chisel. The
piecesthnt were thus removed filled six
barrels. Most of these scales were about
the size of ,a dime, but many pieces were
a large as n man‘s hand. The psrufiiue
was applied in a liquid state, and the
nurface of the stone was heated to _ab«
' norb the oil. It was claimed by Mr.
Cafial, who conducted the work, that
the plrnfiine would penetrate fully half
, on inch and cflectuslly exclude the mois—
ture that caused the disintregation of th.
sestone. Thc‘hciting of the obelisk, it is
' now claimed, greatly injured it, and it
is expected thst much more of the sur~
{one will scale 06.
fl
vé’sntszax-tars County, (all. will
. 058 be bl to su ) l material for , it rest: whoever may have given vent
2193?: mustarti elasterlspnycoded in this to it: will be pleased to see it isforgotten.
con ntr the conning you, as report says
3,500 syeres of mustlrd have been grown
there this yen. _
\Ylit ll that ‘I'Lptu‘t l
l
‘ (*th is $ HHUMHJNM.
‘ being made by some plodding intlividu»
5 hills.
The Pnrlianient of Cape Town, Africa,
is a queer body. Xot long ago a bill
was introduced placing restrictions on
the sale of brandy. or “Cape smoke.“ to
the natives. But the Dutch residents
strongly objected. If. said they, the
natives are to be treated as children,thcy
are not tit to receive the franchise; if.
on the other hand, they are really men,
let them drink all the brandy they want.
As soon as the restrictive bill was de-
feated by this argument a bill was. in-
troduced giving the natives the franchise.
It was at once opposed and defeated by
the same members, on the . ground that
the natives had become drunken sotsand
were not lit to be citizens. It may be.
added that the brandy is supplied to the
natives by these higlrmimled legislators. .
'most. of whom are in the bUSiness of
making it, and all of whom are very
noisy.
llalston in the New York Times says
that a gentleman from Ilo‘ston, who ob—
jects on principle to the scheme of tip~
ping waiters in a hotel dining-room,
went over to New York the other day.
failed to produce the t‘ustomary coin in
the dining-room of the fashionable up.
town hotel where he stopped. and nearly
starved. lle descended on the proprietor
irate, saying: “I pay a high enough rate
for this hotel‘s accommodations, but l
find that in addition to what I hand
-.acrcss the count-3r to your cashier I have
also to submit to a tuv in the dining?
room or else gvt nothing decent to eat.“
“My (bar Sir.” was tli: hotel Ill‘t‘tlll‘lt‘lttl"$
reply. “I am the same sort of a slave that
you are. I have to ante up right here in
my own hotel. I‘ve tried to break up
the tipping a half dozen tlltl“<. and every
time I have been broken up myself. It
is all wrong; there is no doubt about
that. but hotel men are pmvcrlcss to stop
the rvil. lain “nun; LI give $leml
cash for a p‘an that will Lllt‘t' it and keep
it cured. As it is Ilt t‘v't‘ toput down my
coin at my own plate every day.
——___
If the average reader were to be asked
to name that State of the l‘iiicn \vbi h
t an slimv the longest r:i}lro:ul mileage. he
would in all probability designate .\'t-\v
York or l‘tlllls)‘l\&llllil.
mistaken. (If all the
heads the li-t \vith_ l\‘-,‘.'Ul miles of r;
tray. while [arlu-liunl c inc l‘cnus} Iva in
with :. New
York th will:
~i
lint he would be.
States. Illinois
7.707 miles. Iowa with T ‘
\viih RSV» n.il.~, aid
..Sl I miles.
Texm t‘utms next. with
(“fall «Atln't’s’. Ill.ll:lt::t and-
)livliigan alone Il:l‘-'t, chr 5.1m" miles.
0.1%? miles.
“‘liilc “isconsin. .lissnurt, lvxinsas and!
Minnesota have fit (‘1‘ 4.0030. and (Seorgia
and ( niil‘oriaia have over lLtme Illinois;
has a lnngcr railroad mileage than .\'c\\
York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Iltl‘l'
ware and Maryluzd put together; N;-w.:
linglnnd as null has ny-t more tlar.
F, lo‘.‘ inilt‘s‘nf railway. In the amount
of capital s'ot-k New Yozk is first wi:h
$ltis, ‘
:1
3.73:; then follow. in the Didi-t
namwl, l‘tnnsylvania. Uli'u and Illinois,
in which rttt: s alone the capital stm k
In bonded RIli‘I
i: lull.
.\\t’\\ York, Ulila‘Y
and Illinois, t arh \\ itli over Silvie.“ ohm“
Pennsylvania 5 .nls ll “llll $l'31i.
.ul‘.‘3*ll: alter In r . out"
The surplusof assets over lial\ilili«s is
highest in Illinois. Item: $ti4.\tl.t‘l.l--
then follow Maryland with $4T,sn?,'iifl.
(‘uiit‘ornim $?‘-'.‘.‘..'v;'.5'u|; Nebraska $.tt‘
(35“,Iil':
The surplus cf liabilities everlusetkis
Miss-viii. “\(‘l’ summation,
largest in Indiana. being $l:t.‘.m‘.‘,itll3;l
New York, $13,376,162; and Georgia,
$9,037,503.
Curious calculations are continually
Here is an economist of repute,
Pedro S. l.:.inas. who has summed up the
total quantity of meat consumed in the
world. There are, he find on the sur~f
face of the glOllt‘. 0.305.002) head of
cattle. and l”5.000.0\.10 sheep. Europe
and .~\l:cri:t provid'e 23,000.00) cuttie
and 50.000.000 sheep; Australia. New
anl:md. and thc t‘ape 2.500.0c0 cattle
and 20,000.000 slicep.tlte l’nitctl States
and Canada, 9,373.0“0 cattle and 2*,7I.t|,~
sheep; the Argentine republic and -l.'rus
guay. 0,000.000 cattle and 24,000,110o
sheep; and l‘entral America £230,000.
cattle and 1.250.000 sheep. Ilaving al-
lowed a percentage for the reproduction
of the spc‘ies. .\l. Latins tires the yearly
consumption of beef at 7,930,000,000
kilogranunest‘cach kilogramme about two
and one—tifth pound“, and of mutton at
10,530.0tm,mm kilogranuitt‘s. Comparing
these figures with the population, in the
five great groups into which he has di~
vided the cattle and sheep world, he
feels that every inhabitant of the Plain
has 190 kilos of beef and titty-six kilos
of mutton at his disposal each year; in
the l‘nitcd States and Canada it is twcn~
ty-three kilos of beef and two of mut~
ton; in Europe it is fifteen of beef and
two of mutton, turd in l‘cntral America
fourteen of beef and a quarter kilo of
mutton.» In the Argentine Ilepublic
they eat sixty kilos a head and export
156; in Australia 3 Similar quantity is
consumed, and titty—six kilos exportcl,
while every eiti‘Icn of the United States
wants seven kilos of foreign meat- to
augment the annual consumption of fifty-
two kilos. The average consumption in
Europe is eighteen kilos per head. and
one kilo imported. The English get
180,000,000 kilos from Australia, 250,-
000,000 from the United States and
Canuda, and 14,000,000 from Plats.
North America, it seems, oversells itself :
but why a protectionist country should
buy what it has in overabundance is'not
explained by the economist. I
Let it rest. Ah! how many hearts on
the brink of anxiety and disquietude, by
this simple sentence have been made
cola: and happy! Some~ proceeding has
wounded us by its want of tact: let. it
mt; no one will think of it again. A
harsh or unjust sentence irritates us; let
A ‘nful scandal is about to estronge
ithc ulrt “u: k:
lutxl_nt ..n.~.~_
ll‘SI-‘l’l-lt‘d Irwin “ll-‘Et‘ llw unlit-rm: grin;
=ad:
2 i-tit in the tn ..
, flau-
: tug: all :u‘ :i
,iii:ur.nl. thr-e rlnlxlrxn;
_' man-‘1', mar: |~‘~I. ~\‘\(‘.l x b‘lxlrcti. l'wx‘nntv Ma-
. gore.
'* The h 1» that Ill ~ lll~‘ll
' with sn'cty lumps : .
, nit-tits u» the)" nemle l.
1): rom our friend; let it rest, sud thus
preserve our charity. ' -
i
“‘ ”uranium
Terrible Disaster at a Pennsyl-
vania Coal Mine.
Seven Miners Overwhelmed by
Masses of Coal and Rock.
A frightful mine disaster occurred the
other day in the Mat-vine shaft of the Delo-
wnre and Hudson Canal Company, near
Providence. Form. A fall of thousands of
tons of rock and coal. 350 feet below the sur
face, shook the earth for two or three miles
Around, and made people turn pale with
{right Those who lived in the neighborhood
of the shaft saw a great: cloud of dust
roll up from the dark pit immediately after
the shock had been felt, and knew at
one that a disaster had tmcurred down
in the depths of the mine. where :20) men and
boys were working. Ambulances and stretch-
ers were sent to the mouth of the shaft by
Superintendent Athertou’, and a few minutes
latcr hundreds of men, women and children
were grouped around the entrance to the
mine
In the I‘DIITS‘Z‘ of an hour several of the
miners were brought out of the shaft in safety.
They said that the first intimation they had
of their danger was when clouds of bln‘k
dust and debris lue;nn to rush through
the gnllerie: and chambers of the great
Colliery. The air caused by the caves
in. 5‘“ feet away from where thev
were. swept through the passage-ways with
the form of o mrnndo, spreading alarm
and death through the underground work-
shop. A pnuie follnwe l. its all the lights
were blown out. The rumbling sounds
told the men that sleuth was near, and
made them fuel that» the next no
went the): \I’ulllll be cruslxel to death under
t ms of cartlr and rock. Alan); of tln-tn
worked their way to n {titre of safety near
the footuf the shaft. but those who \verc
near the trcnien luus cau- in.:\ thousand feet
{nun the foot, either lost their lives or were
injured.
John Slinfer, fifty years old, and nmrrie-l,
was crash-d todenth by the full of rock.
His body was found Lear the fall lsv n
res ‘uin; iart)‘. His son. Ilcnrv Shaft-r.
was t might at the edge of the tail. Ile bud
A shoulder fractured and three ribs broken
He was the first. one of the iniun-«l to get
out of the pit. Thomas ‘ILnly Ind lxzs
bus caudzt under a inass'of earth nn-l
hurl n hurrlz‘tllutts es ripe. lie was lift-5‘
trateri for some time. and got away by pulls
in; his feet out of his luv-ls. A driver named
Joseph liuvl‘ly had M‘Yt‘l :il of his toes stunsltv- l.
George .‘IJ‘K-ll. a miner. got out “ith a
crushed hand. ~I‘atzt l; (tiblons. u mun-r.
Wlin was rul)’ n few feet from th-
hmld of III“ slope. ‘-\‘.\\' l-lnwu tn
the log» by {It . Itt‘lll-‘IhI-Ill‘ I-gl‘v‘t‘ of the \\ iutl
Hts l u ly u a “e 1,:ch lilHIl'I' tlz-~ enginvl. but
he cs: .1; ul “.tliuut i:i_;urv. l‘btlip Kelly, :t
titnln‘rni an, who “as Luv-skevl H;aln\f n c tr.
was slizlill‘. lllll t. II-- tnal tile fwll-miu;
.stm'y of the «‘lfislli
“Ala-lit a ova-k :\ :«i th-i ltl‘ll not; ‘o-l ‘3
mph-o r . the-ill \\ -ri\tii;s. lt N‘»‘lllt‘I t-_~
lls “av tn\\:ll'tl tim Kim! “hem
thuctnc- l vcwziri‘mi l “as tin-iv today
“till a g‘tu; u: six Illt‘Il Initial; up ttntln-r‘s
on the twirl tn the r 'ht ut “in-re 1h - trill
. * rel. I‘.l that par: Ill" nuke
tln'rv- “ere sub-vii rinmibcrs. m
\‘l\l«'l‘. Sl\l) law or re cinpluvwl. “'e
felt the s {new .. mg; :itrl We all ns‘etir
l-iui m a grin We then starthl through
'. and n sw nit-l Enter the tirst
\ll vf cur gh‘s were put
'l'ln- {all ... t‘ll‘llt and in k
0 ii
{all 0' in re!
hail l-vcu :it v.4 t'l. tn the rwtt~l s n Ill ‘ right.
,,.-,. ..f units. “3- trail I“ pi
lliruti itfc utlzcr will \\u:‘i;ztt;s tn rs‘mw
“'hcti “c h . mt»! the hunt lii‘t-llft:.
we {until the Aillt'l -"-'e~l. \Ye our-kn two
it down. an i as no :.I s... the root :vll‘m on
all .si-lc-. Uzir wnl)’ l: .. tl.n-it \\n~ t ) rush
titn ! ltigt“. out tn the
This \\.- -iivl ul‘ . Ill" rm-f “as inl-
inl :is " Kc.- rt- ~. ix- vi a \\t‘\lll'1
in the Lou-l anti nit the slitvul if.
These men \vi-ze lttlpllxt-IijNI m the mine:
John t‘nnlcu,a labia-nil}! years t-f ,
"intro-«I; .lubn Yum ' 5 "Hunt“ 53 years.
l‘am. l. )lv'Ntilt)‘,
u'
ruin-r. 35- years; married. t\\'.- (III
.I titt‘ll . I'utt't ‘Ii has :innn; h. " HZHI
;.-. >IX . l:2i-lll‘ll.
:t.;~- I3.
. . Iu‘ nit-3‘, tit; '. '» '
{s '\;,v]- s .l tli
= llllJ‘V vi“ lli- r: . .
.t.l ~-‘: !' r. .
t\:tl‘l\ ttttt : ~ :c: ”n the-2v .‘l . .
\v- .1 l <‘\'t'rIlL‘ got out
alive “as tinallv ltl‘alhl-uiml-
'l'lic cztr burs “cut I I ~ the mine LU» [at
:u 'h other ttupi-~
A Lttie kucr props
were sent down tlt - shrill. as the root “as
‘. v.
:still Tumbling and they had to prop \l‘.)
' ur- ‘
your before th -y coul-l pro 'ced.
(nu- of the ‘ scan-hem said that the nu!
was “it orkmf‘ constantly: nul it was
dung-bro: s t s proceed beyond the bend of th:
slope. \\'hile they were \vnrkiu; n \ll'vIlL‘; cur
rent ofntr rushed through the gangwnys. nit-l
the men were so\ erul tunes hurled against the
\\ ails by the current and their lights put out:
Every ‘time the sear- hers canto - to the
; surface they were lu‘sicmwl with questions
i by the weeping \vives, mothers. and sisters
at the imprisoned men. They spoke in cheer-
? in; tones and words I i the sorrowful women,
but to the ~ reporter they cvprcsol their
doubts at c\ or getting the men not alive.
0N L‘CHARACTBR.
Death on. Remarkable Female For
men- in Pennsylvania.
Mis Polly (iehris, of \Vnshingtou Town~
'ship, l‘enu., who died n few days ago, ngcr’.
eighty-four years, was the most remarkable
woman in Eastern Pennsylvania. She was
stoutly built, and “tossed grmt strength.
In many ways extremely masculine, she ro—
taincd nevertheless many 0! the best. traits
of womanhood. She had a kind heart. was
charitable and had many warm friends
During sixty years she chewed and smoked
tobn we. She attended personally to her
farm work. doing even the heaviest of it
with her own hands, not excepting the
tnarrying of stone when that was to be
ull‘k
half dozen pigs before brrnltfnst.
Miss Gehris had. ood business ideas nnd
Wul‘iiwl as she di not because she wos
obliged to. httt_bocn.usa she liked it. It. was
one of her delights to teach young women
how to become independent workers. and she
«intended that. women would live much
longer raid be far happier if they would take
up outdoor work.
IIiss Gehris was never married. Itwns
one of her styings that she never had time
to devote to love making. Hence she never
wanted a bean. She “'tls long one of the
best horsewomen in the district. She lavas
considerable at an estate. .
NEyvsr GLEANINGS.
OMAHA‘S population is 80.000. ,
'I‘Htmn ans 725,000 more funnies than male-
In England.
APPLES are falling from the trees from
premature rot in Indiana.
Asrnonootns are about. to pick out a wife
for the Emperor of China. ,
Tn: Church of Rome has declared itself
positively against cremation. ’
“Pam: woodchueks have been seen the
past summer in Redding township, Ind.
M0909 Couxrv. Cal, has just paid a
bounty on 30,030 rabbit. Sculps, amounting to
.Ixn convict camp in Georgia. there are
ughty-srx negro convicts, ot whom thirty
five are preachers.
It is estimated tht the pro ed hri
across the Hudson River n: mghkeepuo
will cost $10,000,000. .
Tn: d ht has caused a large
in nearly all
Dominion at
Demo last year, 179,000 mm. 0:
frozen mutton and 603,000 or domestic sheep
were in on. ‘
Ax Indian runner recent! tnveled from
theChpminotoifumn. ,odlsnneoot
seventy-five tunes, in seven hours
Tun what mp0: Indie is reported“
mono bushels below the avenge, and at
less than last with.
reduction
the field crops throughout the
Canada.
It was nothing for her to slaughter ‘,
NEWS SEMMARY
Eater-n and Middle Staten.
T. J. Lorunor for Governor heads the
ticket. nominated by the Massn ‘husetts PIN)-
hibitionists in State. Convention at. \Vor‘
caster. .
Tm: sea serpent has been seenugnin. this
time in the Connecticut River. near (from
well. The monster is described by evowit—
noises as havin v a h ‘nd “33 large nsa rrel“
and being I00 net long. ~
THE Connecticut Republican State Corr
vention at Hartford resultel in the nomins~
tion of l’hium (‘. Lounsbury for Governor,
together With a full ticket.
Tuxserond race forthe America’s cu be~
tween the English cutter Isolate: and1 the
American sloop Mayflower occurred on the
9th,but was not finished within the time limit
of seven hours. although enough was shown to
rove the superiority of the American sloop
in working to windward in a light brveze
and 11 juni )of uses, conditions which hereto‘
fore have ten considered most. favorable to
the cutter model. A heavy to: prevailed.
trad the comm-tin" vachts went. over only
half the course Iring the fox the vast flo.
tilln of Va asels which followed the yachts
went gmpingabmit blindly for hottrson New
York lay, . and one big sunmboat loaded
with passe" -er.\~, and a yacht. Went ashore.
Lu ‘ktly no iver were lmt.
Two floors heavily loaded with wheat and
brnu gave way in a burn at “'estehesmr,
Penn. Seven cows in the cow stable below
new crushed to death. and fifteen others ins
jured.
COMPLETE returns from Vermont. give
llrtnsbee, the Republican candidate for Guv~
sruur. 37.6“ \‘ot._~s to li.|t.|l for Shurtlefl'
them wrut! and LXI? for Set-Iv (Pt'olzibitbtr
istl. The Legislature is lnr;el_v t ouumstsl of
tiieznbers favorable to Senator Edtnuud‘s re-
election.
Junx 5mm. in a drunken quarrel at LOW—
ell. Mast. threw a brick at n. neighbor and
inflicted a fatal wound “3:011 his own son.
ngt-l the years
Must of the iron lllUIiIt‘t‘S in the eastern
part of Pennsylvania went on strike on the
Rb. Sunn- 3,009 then “cut nut.
'i‘ttr: people of New York citv have con—
tributul slam H to the Charleston earthA
make birth-revs.
Ev l‘l-ilthENTs in lung distance tolephauin:
made a few days sin 1- be: \vm-n Hartford,
New Yurk :unl Scranton turn- in on very
successful
.1 suns it. I‘l..\l.\‘!?. .IK. youngest son cf
~v~Setintnr Jum ~s‘ l 1. Blame. was quietly mar»
rie l a few days up.“ in a New York l‘atholie
Church to Miss Marie Nouns. daudtter ut
Fol. lltwlizu‘xl ch "B. of t‘elnmbus, Uiliu.
.
80th out! “'es-t.
t‘ll.\ltl.l‘~TI\ was \lSlI-fil bv three "tore
earth make slhwks nu tho 72h, ~but they tI-tI
nu tlnutage. A inure hopeful finding; pn-
\ullt‘d Illl’ ,zlznttt the city. and the lx-uplt‘
were prep “110:“ bravvlv tn “ark t» to-
pair the rshntterwl fortune‘ (‘~iitrilsutmu~
pour-NI lll >It‘.‘t‘Itl)‘ from all }:nt~ of the
country.
AT tli-~ “'iscuns'n III‘}!1IIII§«3II State Um
\cntiun. held In Madison. Jun-mini: .‘I. littsk
“as i‘ctiniiitnritml tor \iuvv-r; W by :‘lw‘r‘ltllllu
ll'vll. The plut’uz‘ut ~av~ the liquor quash-qt
sliniilvl l- - st-ttltsl l») t‘ - cu nninuitiv-s nccnnlr
in; to 1h:- scnttmcn? penning; in them.
THF opt-nun: of the zlnrvl annual Inclustr‘al
l-vansitint: :11 5t. lawns has t:::t:i_:ur:ltel
fu-sttvi'1t-s \\ lit-b \\ ll‘."\I-‘Il l uvrrtxv.) iinuiths
'l‘mrutv t: has been aIl\.‘ menu! as th.‘
cans.- r-I death of many bugs in In aunt: and
litmus lict‘vtult-u- sttppusmi :u have «lied t-t
t liulot’u.
.luiix l?\l‘l~:llt :mi his joint; \tii'ewn
newly mnrru -l rung-In, \\ b : Ila-I _lli~l started
linuv-krvltlll; ~ “we smothered by mull gas
from Ilu‘J' little stv ve m t'lnrngu.
Tut' 'I“'(:t~ l'rv Int-.tmuists have unlimited
a full tt'iu-I liva-lc-l by Ii. I- lloliuu)’ ll-t‘ :
t it v\ i‘I‘EtOT‘,
THE l".- lwra’: m w? (' -.‘tl .‘IltlflN. nsseml-iel
'n v‘utivetit2-ei at In lllllllfhllls’, after a long
.lcl-utu imam mush :sz :t-tul a resaltztinn re
fll\llt,: to sum".- “21.: the Kii:,.;lits of Labor.
A om i:n.\.\tt’§t“ ; b} sicinn will to investi-
gate the sickness :1! thin“. .\l‘.s“s , says it is ‘
nut yellow fever. but a nmlririnl t'e\er I'v- 3
sulting from nutter e t sanitation
IIEA‘. \‘ rams have causal great «its ‘utnfort »
to the IIWIIZV‘II‘AN tong-Iv of t'hnrlcston. S. C. .
Mn. Msxvtx. tlienssigner'ol' the late Arch- 3
lrsiiup l'urn‘u. tosxitiul in o I ‘invituiat: court
that he had lust sew-Amt the trust t'nnl by
.sps'ulnttng lll flocks.
Tux Amer-i Yin Horticultural ND'I“:_‘" in 3
session at t‘levelmnl, ole t-al I'arker Earl, of
t‘nlnlen. Ill. its l'ir blent.
A spa in in just :u‘rivel at San Fran-
”..m reports h v. 1 Hill“ Illsltlh t t‘flt‘lll-
quake s‘: v .zl .s ~‘ "gr-vi. ‘.~ \\’e Ines
.lat .
us
,.
.‘lltts. l: \v Tl it‘ll‘lt :iml .15.in :llJI {nut~
)‘tlillt: lllnu “'e rl‘ -lt‘n.\ uni III“ \‘lIl"r (luff
mar Fountain llutt. i{\ “bile cit-lean”
in; to . res" tire in lint-r :h ‘ll‘ bursa null
wagon “ere swept nun) , and all perished
before assistance I unlit tt':t\‘ll tiioxn.
Srvtcnat. Hit-To Sign: earthquake Sllll‘k\'
\vere felt at t‘lu‘tricstnn on the night of the
9th. Eight more deathsvlue to the earth-
quake have nls» uceurml there. The people
continue to re s-ive contributions for their
relief from all parts of the l‘nron.
Ax attempt has been nmde to blow up a
signal tower of the l uk - Shore railroad at
l‘hicam. The lllllllllll; \vas'budlv dstnagtxl.
John l-‘ngan, :ut evstvit brunt) of the com-
puny. was arrested on suspicion.
Si'icxctm K. lluomts. a your); man from
Penn Y. .1. N \'.. hat in; shot at Deputy
l'nitod States Marshal t‘olo. near Fort
Sant‘r, Ark. “ithon: muc.‘ \\ as at once
killed bv that otliccr.
\Vashingtun.
Mn. Arutxs. (‘uttntlixsinth‘t‘ of Indian
Affairs. strongly favors hanging Geronimo.
tliecupt’uh d .\j.*:tr'lit~cnict. Herr-trim» and the
thirt) —t in» Arcti‘hcs capturul With him will
prolublv be Hits! by courtniartial.
Tm: Trwtsur)‘ Department has \It“‘ll!l‘<I
that reg-alto. tings, etc. import sl for the use
of mutual 'bsuetit or lh-ncvolcnt societies. are
not entitled to free entry.
_ Foreign.
Ft'ttrttnn ontmges by Mexicans upon
American citimns are n‘purttsl from Texas
Axoruxu American fishing ves-l has been
seized by the t‘suadians for alleged violation
of the fishery laws.
A nunv t. 3.000 Yaqui Indians attacked
and defeated n column of 400 Mexican troops
under Colonel Torres. Nearly :11 the Mexi-
cans were killed.- ,
A thvom‘rrm in Mexico is daily gaining
strength in various districts.
Ax appeal for aid for the Charleston (RC),
earth nuke sutt‘emm has been issued by the
Lord lanyor of London.
Tuorsssns or persons have died of
cholera at Seoul. Coma. The deaths number
from :50 to :0 ) daily. '
(‘ouixnn Gum-2n, of New York, will try
to find the North Pole. He has star-tel for
the Arctic region from Winnipeg. Manitoba.
and will use sledges drawn by dogs;
STILL another American fishing schooner
has been seized hv the Canadian authorities
pn the charge of having violated the customs
aws ‘
Anvxt‘ls from Tonquin state that 700
Christians have been masaerezl and forty
villages burned in tbs province of Mnnhoa,
and that. 9,000 Christians Are perishing of
hunger.
BY an ex lesion in a coal colliery near
Bristol. Eng and, seven persons were killed
Ind ten hurt~
Tun: United States revenue cutter- Corwin‘s
seizures of British vessels in Alosknn waters
promises a diplomatic. controversy with
G rent Britain.
Punt-toss of Mexico have been visited by
severe earthquake shocks.
PROMINENT PEOPLE
Tun wife of President Dial. is not :00
twentyssix years old. - '
Mn. IRA D. Samar. Mr. Moody‘s mute-l
associate, has sailed for Europe.
Sons: one accuses the Princess of Wales 0!
onumeling to preserve the beauty of her face.
It is said that Cornelius nnd “'illinurK.
Vanderbilt got asmnny as 100 begging letters
every day.
Gunman Boom, the Commandment-l
of the Salvation Army, issoon to I‘ll for the
United States.
Tn: Gnu has presented tho Bolton 6:
Turks with: set of blue to: fun. '1th
m vn at $355)“). "
Launnasr (3er is now in new
Mthnutnnyfimolinmh‘nnm
from Indy Frukhn Boy. ‘
madman-utmnml
onthoflotOchnbu. Itisnld luv-mm
tormmnoanxwakm
, .13." pl.i.:..;zy.
7 in‘lrttvs
E rr‘liw-r ii in:
:3 t:t‘.tl “um
DEATH or in nu.
Collision Between an Excursion
and a Freight Train.
More Than a Score of Passe
Killed or Injured. '
One of the most to: rible railway accidents
which have taken place in “'estern Xew
York since that on the Ilome, “'ntertowu
and Ogdensburg, four years ago, in Whith
twenty nine people I0): their lives, oer
curred the other tiny on the New York. l'hi-
eugo and St. Louis t“.\'ickel I’late“) road.
near the village of Silver Crexk, nbout thirty
miles southeast of Bull'alo. Just at the 9 I“
end of the long: tn stle is a sharp curve it) a
do 1» r ul, and at this point at 1" o'clock, Buf-
gets
Inl ) time, an excu rsion train, bound
fro.“ Ashtnbula and interim-dint: points
to Ntamra Falls. cnuio in collision
With local freight 22‘, going west.
completely wrecking: bi It It engines. Tue
bagga :e-car coupling was higher ti on
that of the smokinga-ar which followed it,
anl the cars were completely tales ope].
Fourteen Iueu \vere killed and eleven more
injured. The evcumicn was under the man-
agement of .l. “1 Butler. and the train was
co-nptsel of a language-- nr. smoker, dint":-
car, and elex en cwa ‘hes. It “as‘ dmwn bv
locomotive, 131'. Lewis Brewer. engineer. and
was in charge of Conductor Harris at. The
freight train was pulled by locomotive ti.
\\'tit.,llarris. engineer. The evcursinu was
pulling around he curve at an estimated
speed of eight. miles yer h vur, while the
freight. was makingthirty miles. The engi—
Pt‘t‘.l\ and tin-Men both jumped and escaped
In ury.
Engineer Brewer. of the exclusion train,
hnd cxccv led his orders. lining; been Itl~
strdcte-l In W31 at. StIVI-r (‘hx‘k Iu' I01 the
fraught pass. He was not seen after the ac.
cnleJt and it is thought that. realizing his
terrible situatinn. he made nbreuk fur the
unit-ls. “'oz-tl w as sent ta Buffalo for lit-lpanl
unmedtntrly :t‘sp Willi was sent. Ann-u; the
rescuing party Were Itrs. t‘. M. Daniels and
\V. Green. “1th their :msxrauts. Th-- pe .ple
killed and iniurv-d were all in the stir-kin:
tar. -o no lattes or elnllrcn “ere in the
“Te k. (‘r -\v.l~ of {ac . tie sown urnVedv o I
t! e s one and the “or ' of taking out the
dead and ti) ing “1“ inintmliatelv begun.
The silt-s of the smoker Were 1‘0 -n la d
uien \\ ith nves and l: disrlx 8.11;:
l-ttvtel :iul manglwl lmltvs iving double
in all shzuws. \Yitli the all at 3,3 k s. r.-\v-. the
lung: |:I- . .t:' was lifts-«l nu i then the taiwu \\ en-
nluln ta- ‘,_u at the Wed; HI rtll"xlt‘~l
fella“ “h » “as pzrmul down bv the writ-k
aided to as; st the I‘vs 'uiu; hpartv.
(Ii‘rl‘l‘vl' i te Larval-lo grtt. Sumo plit'siciatts
came ion: in; m trll it E 'h‘ :m-l Dunkirk. out
i up
exerv nvutlu‘xln nut-lenient for “we *kin; “as '
.li'. III" i. '
and by suit but; utl‘ on other IT.“ \St‘lz'r 2
Many of the :
in l’u’Iuln nnl t’t‘lh'nt‘z-cl i
ll iv” a! to the -. wire. The
\\’~'l \
tzti nsl on its may to tie l
raven; ~ts stuppcl
thwr narrow ... my“:
Son-n ..t [he "urn-ml “‘er place! (In
apw‘all train :tni borne-l t . Eric. The lb-‘tlic*<
'nlis.
of the «lend wei'v tnk -n to the Irv igirt buns". »
Where t‘nruner Biol. 5 unhark. t-u-k
charge of them Most --f the -l\‘.ch lnchszr’wl
in l‘iltsleug or line. I‘vnn. Am in; the :1
I.‘I'a< “a. Stephen Finn-"sun.
t ‘IIHTII. l‘i-ztu.
injured ti
mu r-:’_ ‘
H,
Ht" the t“|'\“:l ports ins tenth
..-
ll N Ii “15‘.
l..l'l‘l-I
\\'n.nri.u I.lF..:‘r.\E' m. l-nder of this So-
‘iulistiv t:xr.v the ticrnmu Hei-‘hstug,
n:"‘l\'mi in New Yuri. a few ulay— since.
1'!
Tur r’. .t;- n m .‘l;.zm~rcs:t2tel in a \ ietory
fur the Re; uldlr‘nll State ticket by aluut
‘ The war Republican "an
and the
I t‘fil‘l.‘ '2 Ilt‘pltltll: m. 'l he
Item“ ‘l‘ilLs' gnaw-l ”the State Sena! 1's. Tin-
I't'c-ltllr.“ '2: \ct‘ i-
f. x:‘
(‘v-tt;:v~s are ele tsl.
e is lzcgt'. 1&3:
about 43" ‘, an int-retro
of 3.0. o u‘u‘r St. anhu‘- n.1,. fur y-n._\.,,1,_m_
M “vii 5‘“ I‘M. of I'it.l:t~lt~lphia. ”charged
\\ itli retaining mnut-v pal-l tn him for license-
fees. and “III: u’lti‘t‘ nus It‘.i:r.‘lllhl‘5. A cmn~
IllSlI-‘V of itnostiguttnzi rm ulal‘t.t'lld«'\l his im<
”auburn! .
ilrrl'l-IltIiANlil-.T was shot and fatallv
“nunlul by Henry Harrington. “but“ he _
The _
“as ab at: arr-«tut; at .\t l:i~uu, Kan.
tzz l‘i‘IJI‘L‘t‘I the tire, mlli 'tiug
_\\ opal-mile prevni‘s among: inhabit-ants
of Avon“. luun
hlllllfil fatally In many cows.
of the nature of dysentery. ending. in the
vase l‘f(\:Il~I\!r(‘I‘, in spinal ttieningitis and
,1, nth.
Mn, 'I'ttouss l-I. llttxt-mtcr. of New York.
has tiled oath the Secretary of the Interior
his otlit'ial l-onl in the sntu of Slut-,0 U as
Public Printer. and has taken charge of the
Office.
Tut: hen-h authorities at IIavro have
scisetl ‘eleveu lin. lish tisltuig luau for in—
fringingr the international maritime and
fish ‘l ies lutvs in the t‘hannel.
A \ t-zssizt. propelled by electricity has inst
made a su ‘cessful trial tripa-‘ross the linksh -
L‘:.:inne‘. from Dover, England. to Calais.
Frau e, and back.
Govsnxon HILL is nukin: a tour- of the
.\'e\v York 1: :ricultural fairs and adimssing
large t‘l‘tflthfi,
{grin-t a stir has ls-en created in New
York sm‘ial circles by the marriage of
George Gould, eldest sum of Jay Gould,to
.‘les‘ Edith Kingdom a well-known ar‘ress
I‘IIIWARD “‘ntrlt. a promin-nt citizen of
\Vcstcrugmrk Mil, was suddenly shot and
killed in the stn cts of that town the other
day by David Johnson. who had been Nm
garded as a lmrmlo s lunatic. Johnson was
arrested, butn crowd of citizens took him
from confine nent- anl bongo! him to a
bridga .
Denim: gin practice at Genoa. Italy, a
cannon burst. killing a corporal and wouud~
ing eleven soldiers.
A Cannnornc. (France! paper reports th:
arrest of several Gel-mun spies who were
traveling disguised as pri xsts
rsiinmlmn win).
He Writes to President Cleveland
Concerning James 1). Fish.
From his cell in Sing Sing prison Ferdi~
nand Word has written the following salt
oxplonutory letter to President Cleveland:
SING Sum Pntsox.
To His Err-dune}; Gearer Cleveland, Pres-
i tent of the United States
Hoxonnn Sm: It. having coming to my
ears that an ott‘ort is being made on the part.
of the friends of James 1). Fish to obtain for
him npnrdon, I most n=pectfully ask that
batons granti 'r the same you will allow me
to present to 'our Excellent ‘y's attention
certain {acts and bites which I pom and
which have not yet appeared in public boots
in on certain mutton: connected with the
f tire of Gaunt W's-rd and the downfall of
the Marine Bank. Whereas I nssnro you,
sir, that I have no desireto hinder Mr. Fish in
gaining his liberty, as I know from my own
or rieuto full well what he is suflering.
st‘ 1 them seems to he a tondenc on the
part of the prozs to ut the entire lame on
me And I feel that it not ‘ust that I should
be; made to shoulder ital]. . Fish was tried
md convicted for-the management of the
Karine Bank anal did notevenoppear in the
asses n witnea and I feel that in seeking:
on his friends should confine themselves
the ‘
‘ ‘tie your ‘
lie ‘
a .
mnvsvr of “'n' 3
\e or six \\ ere not (up: ted to rel '
t-Atllli)', “Ki. “huh has ro- ‘
The disease is :
THE AMERICA’S 0UP.
The May-flowers S(‘l‘(|l\d Def“! 0‘
the Gnlaten.
The BJSIOU sloop, Mayflower, has beaten
English in lN’il. when the new country sent
over to the ol 3. for the first time’s yacht
since the time that the schooner Amer
ca won it.
that coveted cup. Ik-atsrnm: fn-m England
and they came t’nnm Canada. but every time
they met the United States champions they
were detofete l. Describing the tit-cupd and
final race of the series between the Mayflower
‘aud the Galatea. a metro; olitau rapt-r say :
“The viet: ry of theAnlericnn not was so
great and 5.» com ileto that the race
was uninteresting. ‘ive minutes after
the yachts started the race was prac-
ticallv over. ' The only real rate
was t e race of the Mavfltm‘er against time.
and after the wind «lied out it became oul y a
question whether or not the Yank c sloop
would get to the Srotlnml Lightsh‘p within
the seven bouts allow-wt for making: the race
“It was not a hard struggle betw -eu two
fleet boats. it. was a outbox-er, and the Gala-
tea was never hear ennufli ta her rival to
make the atl‘nir interesting. The English
boat crossml the 'lme mmriv half
an hour after the Mayflower had tin-
islied. The Gal-1:»: timsbod “by moon—
light alone," and lint‘ dispiritel crew couhl
so thellaytluwu- far ofl' in the distance sail»
iug in by the Point of the Hook at'cmtquttiiel
by most of th . tuzs and excursion steamers
vv hich bad | om.- out to see the race.
l*The race was over the outside course.
wenty mill s to leeward and return from the
Scotland Lightship. The wind was blow-
ing freshly, about fifteen mile-s an hour
at the start. but. after the turning buoy
was roan-led it b gnu todie out. and utter
Svtth‘ Lian- 1t .u-cfm-l as if even the May
flower t-qu-I not reach the v lightship
in time to ixznke a rag-e. But she got some
Wind under the land and. as it m (Its only the
slightt st prov-math n tu m ike- the Mayflower
5:: like a rate horse. she . are flying over the
line With about ten minutes I i snare. There
was nothing wonderful in her l eating: the
Gulntea. b it her raw: against time “ bet: she
got the Itl't’t‘xt :.n:i came ribbing up to the
lightsbip to as maerIt-us'
AN APPEAL-TO THE G. A. R.
. (‘UllllllzllltIt‘r-In*(‘llit‘I~ l-‘airvhild at
i l‘hfll‘ll'stnlro— \s’lnillg for Help.
I-Ix-Htucrxnr Lu ’zus l-‘mrclnl-l. cf “'57
curt-in. (”c-'nnuui let in thin!” 1-! the (trawl
Army of the lit-pit: It '. ha- I' l' l in Charley
. ten. 3. (1. osmium n; :liv-etfv
7s v!” III" ruth-
quake and v unsuitm: ‘Vlllx Ill“ Mayor and
g the l'ottizxult v on Iiilicf. The til-,0 t ”f
(inventor l‘n i‘vlzii I’s\ Lsit urns tusee “'hvth- t
it t V IL.
35
II ‘1 ‘t»\l T}‘
...» an apgcai ‘0 the
(ham: Army of tile lit-public t=-r actuary-v»
for Cheri's: *n. The
fully (wt Izttttml ti- him.
I." m‘xxunicr I‘airrluld has iss‘u-rd the f l-
lnwiu-r: a hire-s {at
of “Lib lw is the
sitnn‘. .un has lax-n
~ tnwnln-rs of the i 'r lo-r
« hi 'I u‘tl t-r:
' (Kmart L . n“ f... ' Urn (J .érmy Hf- !ic” 13-“
l""" ...-
\\‘it‘:i )uz I lave lean prof”: finally tau li-sl
by the if alum.“ t ~ (I a lush-n and
v. .vunt‘: causal by e lh‘t‘li? carthpmk»
I «rune lz- re .:s .vv an n" '9sl'1ttttn t» letrn
the cut-'1 ”11s as tn the uvw-ss: ins u! the
;c mic and t-A take s11: h a that a . the o 2 a
s on tut_l2t re e The ~ 'i vn 2s bra-"v
:ts follmns. Tl. .umnslutv .1‘: .nd fat I
is prom; li)‘ an “er.- l by Inn is iv-a iv pp“.
~lrllnllh~L l n: t‘ ere tsn I I3\‘ wt" . : i r us 'wmvse
tu‘iw‘s are inure wr silitl't‘t‘r~l. on!
“b i In: H n: on axis where“ tth to repair
them. Th 5 clam an i {lyre \vh 1, Irlfl’: h case-
luv, hn'.’ -. _. \‘e " ’ oi iris; --t‘ it!”
:wnul pivp .7“ a i I I!
will in ' ' -m n iwl .ulmmt} :ml ~~
,
Et‘-‘
..r
.l . s. ;--
ht 2p is r- . Tir- “uazazziutrty he ‘-- have
, done and .lv-m; ex I'flll u; in their
. pun-r, A 'g" stun of Honey :- regzirel
t i do all t t t uzlt: t ‘ I! done. This tmi
l (Ilium u? ‘.qu-~ martinis mime-lot . :t-ld
. I'\I!It“."vi'll;. n rlnzt It’v-el confident that
a orwy comrade,- is mninus [4- do “ hat Ix- - an
to ivy-2n:r ,. :zzt‘llr'. uni li't:~pt:.e~s t'o the
state‘seu pm; ‘c. I Iih‘l‘s‘f re guest du-
paitnzt-n: m 2.; an lv-zs to call it: on e {-11
[~st in th ir rlv ,xutmenfs at t z: 1-: ~331Mb:
a. n-mnnttu- 1\ltl'h>l‘l :21 Julie -t such so is as
(“armies and the r telin“ mti :s in nuts:
villages and on firms may «Instr:- t v c- turd»
ute. The mozmv sh ~::l~l lac txriiisuntted to
do: :‘tiszrnt lit-:i.l~,trir’t--r~ “IJ'II .~ :t “all be:
s--n' to “C A (harn- :t}', [L .‘tavor of
(bark-stun. A roman: 1‘. causisiu; of
sex en cf tize ls-st em ens of ['hat‘le»h~tt. w.“
sm- to it that the money is properly apple!
to the rel cf only of the worth)" and necessi-
tous. Ll’LIE'S FAIIU‘HILII.
L'ommanderrm—Ch’ef.
FOR THE NORTH POLE.
Colonel Glider Takes Along a Heavy
Outfit, Including a Hand—Organ. .
Colonel Giltlor. of New York. 1nd hLS rom-
p'ution. Grifllth, have started for the North
Pole. Tin-it startirT: [mint was “'iunireg.
.‘tlamtuba. The; w.ll take the steamerl‘rin-
cess at Selkirk and pro red to Norway
House. From that. mint they will mend
the Xelsun river an pro- eod to hurt: lat“
i torv. The outfit: “hi-lithe Colonel takes
“uh him wen-Its a ton and a halt.
mid consist s of hard tack. pemmican
and i th . fowl. guns, rifles, revolves mt
att:uiuni"cn. s ‘ieutitic instru Lents. a hands
organ. baubles for the natives. etc. He al~o
take; tum sludges sixteen ft or long an l four
Ice! wide After leaving York Factory
Colonel Gil‘ler will take as little as [ossihlo
with him. because of the dizlieultv of x arr)".-
ing, it. along. llo relies fur sustenance mainly
upon :the game to be sesutel along the
rent;
MUSICAL? A_N_D__DRAMATIC.
' Mas Ilasarnv and her dramntn-conipanr
are to all soon for Atneri u '
A xnvv play i: twin.- written tw Alexandre
Dam in Cullaburalion with Heillnc.
‘MISS Mun- Axnnasox auxwuuces that she
Will sqend the autumn season traveling in
m .
New You): C.rv rays $1830) for Ire: out.
door concerts in the various parts this sea»
son. and Button $3.000. . .
Miss era \l’aenum late leading ladv
wztb‘ulle..lth«t, has been engaged for a like
[muou With Lotta this season.
Tu: Prince of “'aJos recently attended o
theatre in liomberg. and the price of the
Scots near hts on that mansion were double-i.
11' is said that. Mr. “'ilson Brrett‘s see
and properties which he will brim: to this
country With him from London, wt occupy
a ship space of :50 tons. ,
Hum. Fons": m is announced as Hau-
agenanleson‘s priIhn dorms for his English
pn-vmsial season, with Sig. Runrin on! Sig.
lei l‘uente sonnets of his leading principals.
‘ Birdsmuun' will ohv but. fourteen weeks
in this < ountry. and Will repeat none of her
engagements She wzll msent; “Fedora.“
"Adrienne.“ “FrauvI-‘wu, ’ "Camille“ and
“Le Sphinx." '
Ban'rtxr CAMPBELL. the dramatist. still
continues to play billiuds with Joe Dion at
Bloonun le Insure Asylum, New York
Cit . an tnlxs tumberently about his phvs‘
‘ dramatic company. '
C it'xr Lao Towuu. the
has Just mmpl ted a t lay which is base-r lupon
Ru§un legends refuting to the invention or
brandy by the devil. His Satanic Xn‘esty
plays an important role in the drama. '
I Maui; PATTI re sway entertained H
1 Abbey. the American theatrical muggy;
her Welsh. castle. bhe‘ kept the American
.llngflying llldny Sunday in honor- ot me
guest, who mysfihat she lives in royal style
nnd has over sixty servants to wait upon
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Rmsian novelist,
try to nuke him out I martyr du by me. hard in Bosto ' " '
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. CROP ,PBUSPEC‘I'S
:The September Report of the Do-
the British cutter. (Estates, in two straight l
races. and the cup that was won from the ,
to vompete with the pleasure \'t’.\“(‘l§ .
of Great Britain, retinitis in Amer-
ica. as it has without interniption
fool I
,1‘? to r“. mzl it is h uxy mi ti.» - tlr‘:
. next your.
partment of Agriculture.
Better, Corn Pm
tton Vigorous.
Wheat
and
a be September report of the Department
This was the sixth nttempt. on ; cl Agiculmre $11;st a better yieid of spring
the paitof British subjects to take awav ;
«5 Ant than wns expeeted a month ago. The
ifnpmvement, is in the Northern bolt. “‘15-
oonsin. Minnesota and Dakota. In Nebraska
then: hm bet-u a decline: in Iowa little
change. The general average is eighty-four,
an increase of four point-. The aver-ago
yield of the crop.so far as the resultsof
threshing are reporzrd. ex re :ds eleven bush-
els and may reach eleven ani one halt“ boshsls
per acne. ‘
Threshing of winter when: in the tibia
valley give; a better return than was ex-
” tented at harvest. an t there is s mte improve-
ment in Missour. on! Rania In the MM.
la and Faun-m States the per-.wntages of
Jnlv an‘ not materially l h “1,93. In the
Sou'h the ham est “'fls tlisnpprinzmg and
rains injured the product. in the shock. The
returns indicate an average yield of about.
twehe auda half bushel 1"? an". The tn-
tire wheat produ 't “'ili :xpja’ltt‘.
that of last vent by NUUIJHI m Zl'.lltl).tlt.fl
bushels. Tn}- exae-t d‘tenunn'ion of sea
harvest-id and results of tun-stun; are eivsdy
equivalent to a variation of at least mm: per
cent.
Corn has declined from a: in Angus? to :7.
In the State: of pray-£5411 produ Lon the
- tus is as follo‘vi: Kentttv'k)‘. from \T in
August to 1-! in fisptembwr. 03.0, from \‘5
to \‘J; Michigan. ‘1 in both n-tttrus. tndznnn,
from it! to 1Q; lllinos ole-ritual (nut 33 to
7‘1. \Iissouri. trout I?» tow}: hath-rs from .13
tn s_. firm-3.2.x. tru-n Tv“ to n‘. lows. from
7:: to 1L3. The loss “15‘! of Indiana is caused
by drought: In the sun Aziauzr States
firm has been I!ll;‘FJYL‘iH"IlI. on the Half
must :i slight improvement. cum-1 :11 Tera:
“ht-r» drought has hdrl‘T-I w ndm n. Tue
‘1er!“ crisp prusy) t. with n» Iill‘iht'r de-
cline. is 12' per cent. worse :h'ut ‘ia-t year.
and lab nun (wt-r twenty one lublm‘iz pr
acre. or :i-‘arlv in H ‘.“'""J'"‘ I‘ll‘ht‘l‘.
Til - i'ot'un returns sliux a Signruus . and}.
Lion (If ti: ‘ plant. \vatli lateu .5. rut-I d‘ ' .eucy
in truum; Th -rs.- Ems bwu i'npr wean-zit it:
must of the Stairs. Witt d c: ltd de in . in
Texas and a itt’ie in Arkansas T115 lat-lis-
tumble rmttn't on wt" .-.. on last month
in the resin aul , of T «as
has be—n rut ha last in th s return. The
average of I‘V'J'Ittlt'!‘ of tisa imp are; '~;
1'.- 51:;Izllv “an0 1113‘ of August 2. {or the
first I It“: in Septi- 2 bet in initial war": With
i.<‘.nn\ an
3 ion: and t'axoralilc a :ttumg :: :r;
aVrrt‘agv chm. Yet a do 'iiue
aft-xr this «info. is \zstml. lg:
wnrml ;:i no st tart vs! the .‘ .
{:r\~ uh tn ‘l:i‘e—- 320?" Sr -::: iii . lull “nor:
this: {rum :ln- vat-134123;: Tit-r State river-
Puniit’lull are '21,: n" " "'
Ninth t‘aroiiu x.
A‘alu'n't. N
Texas. 7'1:
3.“: HI
Ca". lin i. ‘1;
at; l;>()!',_’ia '~‘
\‘3 I. «rim-um. ‘2;
Truth-s» e, :‘3,
The rte-cits of threshing molt» t.
tion of outs at h .I'v- st “l n '
from earléur 01:1. ‘331413.
barb? is Uli. ind. nun; "up.
Bu Arvinat avcra -cs ”A: de—
(‘ittzv-I from “.v‘ to “3.4 from a- 21- Is of I» a]
drought. In New van.- tiir d»- lm ~ ’ ’
$9 $7.7
{
Tue coadizma «vi t- 'a
Isttu‘nin; h =_'~ are a; par-
2‘. . ‘\x’i'.§.l s: ine-
THE NATIONAL GAME. ‘
IS home runs I‘azlv leafs the i
team. but ing score 1 four ”I them .
FEST.
THE: Chicago: have madeth'rzy eight 1' ~
runs already this SriLsalu and
thirty‘threwa.
Hannl “'xunn up: thaL ~4n<da£ng will
have to he dune \\ ith the unapoo question
next season.
Tm: Pittsburzs are main: :1 :
Thev aw pinyin; l’e‘tvr :Lau a;
scents :1 dub .
Stu: our. of the first i;
:t-‘hers on" \‘ unz- urs le. .
in the last two years
Now that tia- :4
banded. the era ’2 ll '
that will l-e in deizznn l.
Tut Stan ling in the Southern i.»’.3;::l9 at
the claw . t play was: :‘llnllmx H “a n. 3:
Ion; savanhnhs. 5:; won. :3 l‘ s:
DITROXT and New. York “tumult t ’hicazc
in batting and fielding, but the Windy i try
mm b nts both in winning gana 5.
TI": Southern Leg'ue players are being
rapidly taken into other chit-i. There is a
grant demand for pitchers and «mtg-hers.
HARDII lixcrunusox. of the Detroms. has
nine home runs to his credit. more than any
League or Assn-cumin player has made an.
season. Helix; twice tirade two home runs
in a game.
0? the twelve testing batsmen of th - A9-
mt‘iatinxnlhiuisvzlie has to u. S! 1.. 21325 three.
Athleta‘ two, l’ittsburghtwu. tin; must: and
Matron-limo one each, Broufiyn and Balti‘
more have ns-nn.
anxr. of Sr. Lou leak Eh“ League
third Insertion in tielvlzng. In sum games
he has mad- but ten errors. 1.3». m;- put out.
sixty an t assistul so . enty tunes-van average
for these games 0." 1‘1‘.
TREK}; ":11 be few if any changes in the
St. Louis Brown as for lsfi. The team that
won the championship in hit. and wall in all
protability win it again in Pro. is quite good
enough. Mr. Von der Abe saga; ecu-smiles,
to win itagain in he}. I,
Lvscn. the Mt‘truivf’krlan pit her. has a
list of the xlifl‘erent modes of pa: inn: dune
bv every pitcher he has eacr Stt‘tl. l;v one
lance at his list he : an tell win-titer a pitcher
o drop ball, a curve. an out shoot. an up
shoot. or anything else. Jack SI}S the way
in which the Staten Island grounds are laid
out prevents grvod pit, hing.
THE International League is certainly en-
tiueJ to the consideration of the big leagues
in future legi‘lntétn. as it has ptoten itself
second only in importer): e In the League and
”tori: nu Amiation. Ex cry clan wzll live
out the season and will b: again m the field
It gives emplayment to many
phyers and its ‘ ‘ is mudurteJ in
the best ramble runner.
BASEBALL has been introduced in Jaron,
and is now rapidly becoming a Input.“ out—
door laps. hoaevor, have not
got the gone down to quit:- such a srionutio
point :5 the Amerimnx Some time since a.
gang “'9" play"! between: a Japanese club
and o team of Ameri an clerks, in “hjt'h
cousidexnble amusement nus afforded the“
who Witnessed it. by one of the Yanks rs run-
ning out ofthe line of base and the entire
ananese nine joining in hot [nirsuic and
chasing him into a rice field, where they tri-
umphantly put. him out.
, .3.“ this
EATIOSAL LIABUI RECORD.
_ M'on Last “'01: Lat.
Detroit.......?.: 2:! I Philadelphls..3? as
C'txig "o....:.'«‘ti 25 lBJstou...... .44 5‘3.
{sew ork...63 37 i“’a.shington..li 719
5......33‘ 6'3 axons“ Cigar? w
mCA‘K ASSOCIATION RECORD.
"'0': but.
fit. Innis...” 3? ‘
yn....£.¥; 52 l
Athletic. ....49 62
Baum ..39 :3
xn‘r’m, muoxnt. maul: moan.
_ Won but.
Chan..." :3 lHamiltaon....-ts
Toronto....-4~\ 38 ‘Bulrala......47 «it;
Rochester ...55 3': Bingbnmwn .114 5'»
837mm...43 46 Uswegu.....::e 69'
usnnx Lima: “COED.
Won LII. "’01: M
Bridgeport...2s 48
Marianas 3‘:
Jane. yCity...i0 33
“'nnerbury. . .48 :
Newt. .. .. .35 "’
Tn:
iieved manure!
Gm, m Cam, 0 300133: was
pm’uttholmmy.) fur' “the
and, What-i! homo“.
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