a
'1‘ osmium-
SOl'Tll NUl‘AYAlK. l cronizi: :-
The Xenia (Ohio) Gazette proudly an-
. nounces that in that. neighborhood twen:
' ty adjoining {arms are the property of as
3 many widows. A person could begin at
l sunrise. and. by steady walking from one
Statistics. more or less accurate. show
that .lohn llull is by no means the lie-sf
water that he is cracked up to IN'. Eng:
lishiiivn 7
pounds
average
a year. while the Australians
131' pounds. and citizens of the
l'nitcd States lilo pounds.
—
It is suggested that a reunion of the
dethroned .or iriinerowned royal pcr~
soiiages of Europe would be an interest
in}; event.
Isabella and “on (Eli-Ins. cf r‘pain; liu
gt‘nli‘. ”l‘lutl l'luli."
Paris. of Fraiit‘c:
land «King of llaiiovcr‘i. and i‘ll'xnlldl‘f i
of Bulgi .
A statistic gatherer \‘l‘llllllt‘t‘r‘illlls iti- ' ““15 Ih‘“
V'l‘he group would iiicltldc.
the Duke of (‘uulbcr- ;
‘ aggegaie.
eat but an aicrage of torty~tivc
l
,
I
l
: farm to another keep going till late in
l the day. and not” in all that time place
‘ his foot upon an acre of soil absolutely
owned by any man. These farms. in the
comprise somewhere in the
neighborhood of 4.000 acres. “‘ith but
lllrt‘O t'Xi't‘llllOIlS the premises are occu-
pied by their respective owners. -
._.___.______
An interesting' and somewhat startling
assertion is made by a writer in a French
agricultural paper. He has made a com-
purisoii of animal and steam power. and
asserts that. the formcr is the cheaper
‘ power in France. whatever may be the
and the t‘ount dc:
l
{i rmaiion: llaltimorc has fewer colored ,
people than New Orleans. and
more than Washington. liltimorc and
\Vasliitigten together lllt\t‘ N‘JJNN col-
.‘i‘illlo '
case in other countries. In the eonver~
sion of chemical to IlltClltllllt‘fll energy.
ninety per cent. is lost in the machine.
llLIlllllSl sixtv-cig‘ht in the animal; .‘l.
i I writer above rct'crrcd to.
the steam horsepower. con»
Simon. the
trary to what is generally believed. is
often iiiatcrially exccrdcil by the horse.
and he bell-vcs that for llliklt‘l‘illt‘ powers
‘ the \ oiivcrsioii of chemical into nici‘hani~
end people, and. l‘hiladi lpliia has ll‘.’.« ‘
UH“. Richmond. \ l!“‘llil.l. ‘3‘.“ til; the
litre city of l‘cti-rslxiirg. i'.‘,‘.loii-. t‘hailcs
ten. 27.0w. Louisville: ‘.‘l.“l|tl; New
York city. not 201ml!
——__——
.\ well known lll.lll'.l‘l lady in liltllll
lininty.
it” :i lllill tic‘
l'ii‘zwzi. acco‘diiig to :i rapt-r
l
iii who. d. ‘i‘ during; the
pm: rirl}tl‘".al.il Nlllill‘sl‘ll‘Il"1.,¥‘l‘il_,t|lh
til (trailing. \\ hcn piowi-ii»: tliiie “mine
this intciprisizig ltnl'ln r o iistructcd a
ln~\ i ii the piow in. who. it ti tarry her
baby. tiiiil‘tluis \lli plowed tl c grunml',
Hm lllt‘ll [-rwi m lied to karma. punt and
(ultivatc. \‘.l!l"\'i2 L’ in ri'l.:id on her No ii.
and Hi this way li t‘ pmdui -:il a line « l‘i-ll.
and [is now ill ..i_e t in tilll ii-_- the rim k
to llpllt IJIIIN l ii Y IUIVVIII :iti l l:i~]u sin: of
it. \\ hil t at; lli'dl thls.
___——.———
l‘l . {mind a
fit‘l iv»: ’~~\.\ tli~
.\ “cll ill:~.:rr in V». n.
:i.t
l
hlllfiltl‘ of tin- ;.3i»~:.i:d .llt-l ltl thu .o;' a
It aliiw lo; t\\-.iity"1 i‘
\igoroilh ll'u.f. it his be :i suircciy 'a
we. 1: since that fro; wzis lilmti d Tail of a
etuliil lock iii .\e\ i-ia and a little more
than .i fortnight siiicc
rulllt' rillllldl
pm! it'liasiilliiiii from it til. I" li‘t‘ iii
\t‘flllUltl. \tzll yxt w c recognin him as
-- the same will fir ;: th'it has been turning
\.p t.»:‘ l\\\ :1!) yzais (vr nigh-
prcdiaui-nts l :.l pit‘ts \‘l‘ the tour.
try,
strum. \l'~ Zl‘ lb :.2: ll‘
T-w l tli all l‘ll lutii’tliat has
is how llt‘ iiiai.a;.:i‘~
to gut our so rum li tlriiiory at
short ll:l"l‘\;l‘.\.
...—.—
Mon- and rum :lul‘ulll ~t‘ :m- . curing: ti
this itiuiitry may year. and they :l.’t‘
'tbuully or an \'\('t liciit t‘tilt l’. 'l‘liuy are
lltt'fill}‘irl|t‘l\\l‘t'u linen and twenty five
such
.\ll of
cdu: .li’t‘d \‘1ll‘l
Li“.
years oiil. and of the middic .
as l'a‘tiicrs, ctl.
them are to an
they arrive. iii i t'llfl‘illll‘llt c of the cum
pulsory law of t‘illll at on in the umpire.
‘lii'l‘htt‘lu‘r‘.
\'\lt‘lll
Their i‘hicf object in cumin: is to gain a
and
iii~touis of
i‘otiiplcte rduritiuii
maxim-rs and
which they rightly regard as \ci‘,‘ prac-
tical. .\ large pail \‘l‘ ill! in. on tli= ir re
"If“. obtain ieiiiziiieratiic eiiiployniriit;
the fact that the} .\l‘l’\t‘l
have an sap-
I‘Vi‘lllll l'l‘ tlic bysl
- itlit ll w‘ll lit l‘iili‘il
: .‘li‘. 'l‘ihlcii‘s
(1".
iii similar
slit h
cal riicrgv is more c. oiioiiiically eil‘cvied
llll‘l‘lILlll aliiliials than through steam t‘ll
cixgiizis.
\ fl
The 'l‘ild- ii heirs llaVi‘ decided that it
Urey
so rthc house in
p'au in close
and
which Mr. 'l‘ildeti died has be; ii put in
>lifli‘l‘ for the winter. :.iiil is now in lhi'
h.iiil.\ vi “1'. 'l‘ilalen's ill and faithful
scrizuits. who li..i\c lu- n in his employ
while llll' family have rt-
turned to tip it“ I't‘\]\\‘|‘lth‘rllilllll‘S. .lt li...s
what (impositi' n
s‘i-ilv for .‘i\\lill\‘.
fur _\ t‘..t\‘.
‘\t'l
will be made of tire) stone or the liltllll
i‘rt‘v l‘uih t‘i‘siiit‘llr c. . and many are tli~
‘ cidcd.
cn ed;
1 N"l|i‘ll.\‘ :1
‘ U‘tttislcl‘i‘wl t (the hands of Ill" 1 ‘
the xric». :lll\llllt‘t d as to thrir pi’olialilc‘
.\ \isil to llic
shows that soiizc lurid hands hair lu pt
tlispiisit .Utl.
univi- covered with tlow-
'l'liv‘ inonuiin-iit will nut be en rlrl
\\ ill Ill i be l our
H. as it
until next spr';
ph tnl until talc iii the llltllllllll or iarfy
in the w tlllt'l‘.
_—_—_
“l was down in South Varuiina during
all Hi lll‘ iairlliiillul‘t‘ Inhibit-s.“
\‘Hllllllt'll’lltl tranb r. “and l nevi r again
said :i
want i» lic'a “itncss of >‘H.ll ‘Ct iii-s as l
l‘ll
rhiziiii idents io yo‘:
saw tlici‘c. mil :ittoiilpt to Ili'\\'lll't‘
llli _\ it i\‘\' till" :l-l_\‘
’ili‘lli‘ll llii'
lint there is «we little phase of
been suil‘ciciitly to upon in
paiurs.
the thin: whn h the newspapers li:i\cnot
icin tci'y ;
‘ llllI
)_ lvt‘lu'lil
t‘\l"l mentioned. You know business \\'.is
sznplnilcd lll t‘lizirlcston All nt‘thcsiorcs ,
' . central goict‘niiieii' to n-ilti' il lll‘ 'N‘tllllt‘_
ixcipt ii}..- ;;t‘ot'l”y and provi~ion stores
\\l‘l\‘ closed ’ ‘ll' banks we:ciiot open.
The tli-sail T,‘ l‘ll“t xl thi Er doc-h l.\ en
the iicwspaplrs >\l\lr(llilt'\l Plll‘llI'tll"ll
foraii l\\lli‘ or two. llut the day after
thv 122st ti ' i il-lc dualit- lhappcin il out by
thcliasi ball grounds. and ill be blamed
il‘thcz‘iipzisn‘t two I liibs in tin re a play
| ing and quite a crowd sitting on the
In stud)“ the
llle,‘ lit public. ‘
prcntuesliip II‘. the l'iiii-d Mails putting ‘
a premium on tli ir st rvii cs.
itu the New \ orlv 11-:
“the. bulk of di‘i’piitics‘ .5 our soil will
rotiiparcl‘nuwt favorali‘y with the native
inliab'ta'zts vii thti . They
(2ft. . asla rule. far more gentle. i onsidvr
atr-fpolile and wi-iiderziilly at! in ac
According
e, -..- rcut' .‘l'tcrrtlx' r.
anic grade.
l-eiiclns threiinf: thc players.
through :i t'l'lll it in the fence and just
tin-ii another earthquake shock
The umpire motioned in the players to
(xlIlll‘.
go right all iiz. but the pitcher who was
tiii :i in thr lio\ ll‘ht' l t . have the gaiii~
llic
liuiiir plate \\‘:is wolibliiig so llt‘ couldn‘t
put thc ball in straight.
llllit‘ll for a few llti‘llli'llls l‘i‘iflll‘l‘
'l‘lie'umpiri- ac~
\'('Ill d to this reasonable :q-ipiest. and air
I heard the
‘l‘lay liall— battcr up"
tcr a di lay of ten minutes
unipirr l all out:
1 1...in ‘
w
Thcn'l left. satisfied that bisebzill is the ‘
one Americ lIl institution which cvcuan
earthquake «ain‘t kllv tk out.“
. .
A Pluck) Boy.
. ican
3 An ltallaii. Ii 5 wife. and little boy...
‘ right years old. \vci‘c driving along the ‘
ho estvillcruad. near Fulton. recently. ‘
when the young ltll‘ltll!(‘r oi the
: disvuiciwl :i rattlesnake stretched at full
quiring new ideas 'l‘lii~_\')l"ve iiiadr
inure progrch iii the last h.i.t century :
than any pel-plc tllltlt‘!‘ the sun."
...—....”
The slow but sure precesscs «if the
last “WV years li‘okiiifi to ill“ t‘\llll('ll0ll
(if the
. source ol‘ regret. The Xat'oiial Museum
at \\':L~liiii_:_:ton. reillrin: that the iiinttei
of e\tlnction \\':is nil-rely a (tlilt‘llull 1»!
titiicJecently sent the chief tuxidcimist,
Mr. William T. lloiiiailay. to obtain
specimens for pnscrvatiun before it was
too late. It is believed by the best author
ities that there art-not more tlian 11:0
butlalocs in the whole of Montana out-
.\'inerie:iii liuualo have liccn a
length by the Side of lllg' toad. . lit-lore
"his lather ttlilltl ilicrli him hc had
t’llllll‘t‘il down from the vehicle and
l
l
l
3
side of the National Park. where there i
are probably em» or 300. The party
Started from Fort Keogh. crossed to Big
Dry lliver. and then followed llig Tim~
berth-ck ifud Mussel Shell River. It
was believed that by so doing all of the
buffalo feeding-ground would be trav—
_crscd. .\ small herd of a dozvn or more
is known to be in Southwestern Dakota.
That the butl’nlo has pauctically disap-
peared from our praries may be inferred
from the above. Skins of buffalo heads
are nowhi-ldzliy Dakota taxidermist:
at $50 earli. and it is safe to assume
that they have given up hope.
of obtaining more.
secured some specimen ._ for the museum.
It- is a wonder that some step; are not
taken by private or public enterprise to
7 '7 preserve from utter extinction an animal
I0 useful. It is said that the lpialitv of
the hair can be greatly improved by cul-
tivation and proper breeding. and it
might prove most advantageous ulti~
mately. In this connection Salem-=- notes
that Mr. S. 1.. Bedson of Mauitoliirbe-
come possessed of a young buffalo hull
and {our heifer calves. which have so in.
erased that he now has eighteen
bulls. twenty‘fivc cows. and eighteen
I «WEI, which are all thoroughbreds. On
crossing with ordinary cattle the bait
breed posnesses the characteristics of the
= thoroughbred, save color. (in crossing»
a thoroughbred ball with haltbreed
can he has grown >three~quarter breeds
closely resembling the bufiulo, the head
Ind lOllB‘l being the equal if not superior.
Experiments” to improve the flesh are
now in courne. and it is expected to till»
I, develop in the new animal the strong
saints o! noble head. pelt. and flesh.
it!
'/,‘f
Mr. 'llomaday has l
been quit’esueeessful in his trip and has ‘
gull-lied lll" icptilc. fortunately cluse by
putty. .
the head. and sta ted to climb iirto the :
wagon again. His frilhir stopped the
horns and coiniiiaiidi-d the young man
to throw- the ‘Il‘dkl‘ away. but the boy
would iiotdo it. in fact could. not. for
the hideous thing"
:tri'lllltl his arm and was wagging its tail
in his lace. making music. blood-curd»
ling under the circumstaneis.
time the mother and father were almost
wild with frzght and anxiety for their
son's safcty. but the little fellow did not
seem to mind it in the least, and held
thctlat head within eight or ten inches
of his faceand iiiocked the darling in
and out of the tiery red tongue. (‘aus
tiuning his son to keep :1 tighter hold on
the snake. the father climbed out of the
vehicfe. and drawing his stiletto. took a .
tiriii hold of the snake over his son‘s hand
and severed the head from the body and
unwound the latter from the boy‘s arm
and niea‘_ tit. \Vitli the head the
snake measured threefect- ten and one
half inches. —-Smitd Rub-l (011.) Democrat.
- ____.___...
The Lucky Horseshoe. ’
And now it is authoritatively stated
that the horseshoe is not the emblem of
good luck it has so long been supposed.
(in the contrary, it brings the reverse of
luck' to people who treasure it. The
superstititious will please take notice.
and cease to pick up this extending piece
of iron wherever and whenever they
chance to s;~e it. as has long been their
custom. One of the greatest seanips on
record. a person who would have sold
his mothers false teeth, if the “tit took
him.“ once raid nothing on earth or in
‘ ‘ l heaven would prevent him stopping to
would teem that some stepstuken in tune ‘
it‘k up a horseshoe. for. if he knew his
ortune was at stake should he miss a
certain train. he would rather lose both
than pass this emblem by! It is melan-
choly to acknowledge he was always a
lucky fellow till he. died, and then who
can tell whethtr he was or no 3 At all
events he left. a large collection of horne-
shoes of all sizes and conditions to mourn
his los~. and henceforth exercise their
thauniaturgical power in some neighbor
lug junk Shop.-B0‘l(0fl Herald.
Crippling Owls.
A larder tells us that he has for years
saved his chickens from the depredatiou
of hawks and owls by shar niug a
scythe bladeuud setting it on t is end of
a pole, standing OR at. an angle of about
forty-five degrees. The birds of prey
will light on the blade, that trim: of!
their toes so that. they cannot; carry oi!
fowll. One of these blade- will also rid
‘ 1a teldot emu-Atlas (8a.) Baum.
had collected iISclf : . . .
. _ hamed Ulzlllt‘t‘IIYlJus. the Uppusllloll of the
. enemy. must. ii‘it b.- allowed In
By this 5
3 end hi.
i ditli‘ult and dangerous undertaking.
v
. met. his view.
. of IlHIlltlllUHS o"
villain OF LABOR
opening of the Tenth Annual
' Convention in Richmond.
Addresses of Governer Lee and Mas-
ter WorkmanPowderly.
The tenth annual convention of the
Knights of Labor of the baited States .
opened at llichmon 1. Ya. on the 4th. with a 2
large nttendmile. “'heii Master \Vorkmau
l‘owderly opened the. convention. in the ar~
mory of the First Virginia Regiment. he
looked upon the faces of a thousand delegates
from every part. of the country. nxpreseufas
tives of a million men and women. “'hite
and black facesdhe faces of men and women. ‘
Governor Lee appealed a;
moment Intergand was receivesl w.th applause 1
The Governor made a speech of welcome. He ~
was always glad to Welcome strangers and
was pleased that such numbers-of tlictivhavo i
now the opportunitv ot‘ ascert lining for
therusclvas‘ that Vin: it is man him: on in a
new era of prosperity. He reiiiiuded his
hearers that the impulso ot' the Revolution .
was given from Virginia‘s colonial capital.
The tuture glory and greatness o; the couir .
try will be assured "1' justice and order.
peace tin-l goodwill sh all alwaysabiilc in our
midst." U! the. more immediate past tlov.
Lee said :
“‘l he t‘ons‘itution under \vlii ‘ll we live has
now b iriie the Inst of war; li‘\ltll|lt‘\\|lllt‘ and
timid listed questions were subiiiitte-l to the
sword and by the sword they liuu- ls. on de-
\\‘c. ol the South. placed a dill'cretit.
interpretation lIE‘UII the terms of that iiistrtr .
merit from that lll‘l'I hr the _\‘. rtli. but bow ‘
in submission to the \i-lllt‘lllr‘lll thus de.
and now. llllVltlrz with all other
com non t‘rig. a coiiiiizou court» :
try. a coiiiiiiozi lio\c"liui-iii: mil a I‘t'ltllllult .
ili‘sllll). life as llllll'll lllI\‘l| sIv-l in llu~ pnh‘
peciivegrandeur o: {lo- e i n ed Simesas
tli l). the \\ is-lu n of tli ~ to is of tho.
l‘t‘]l.ll~ :- is \ iiidia' te-d tor lay l-v tli « \‘crdli‘l
Europe. win-:o the pnwcr -
-wl classes is l-ciii; gradually
uplw. 5
“llut \ilia‘ class or capitalists are opprc s
in: Wu and “hug-i i nurse is iiiwu‘ious to the
of tlic pririii
‘liiies mai‘kcd out by the twill! li‘l‘< of tli - llw ‘ ,
)I‘llill' ‘ I \ll\ id-u rilpllulnl «into two kinds.
and “ill go with yoti :ird ,;U\‘ tli > «‘ullltllilllvl.
‘l‘ol‘ward. and tight bv \.\:ii' s-le ii::litis!
one of ll\t‘.\r‘ classes. Make \\.-ir against
iiicoi‘p‘rated :i-calitv and wo . will
help you t- rid-- it down t‘uuibal
great “ion. yellcoipfir: .U!I\ that seek I‘ll on
trul yiruv he; ‘ tunes. lr‘odozcil :uid’h‘talc. l-v
bribery and ‘iiitittoii in order that they ;
umv get \otcs izi tho Fulcrul halls ot
legislati- n t i lt‘l‘lr'l‘l and lash-ii ‘\l|\- n
“h ~l..- cl iiiiirv lczislmiou tor lllclt
and int fol thw- lu-iic‘it vl ;
tho people at large \\ e will iiinrcli ,.
shoulder to sh ‘lll lcr with you llllll‘tl Draw ~
the lungs ll‘nlll the iiiuiiev kings who seek t.-
tako r‘\.\~0\\lwll or lllt‘ -,;rc:ii tcleu‘nt h litres
ul lln‘t't'llltll'\ rind ll"lli'\'l lllr‘lll t'i‘uiii their
leuliutiitc pizrp me by ciiiit'W-llm; them to
defeat tho \\ til . f :l Yi‘i-o pmiplo in an attempt
to dot't‘a‘i-l tli . w llx‘lw l oiiiitri ol llil‘ll‘ i‘oiistr _
('lllilllfll 1‘1gli' l - clo 't rulers. and “o will m- j
doc to had s..pio“t “liirsc. { wit and dra .
goons“ in that. ‘ ’i‘;:iii:x-- against l :ipit ilisb «
who l'u";ii-1i llli“l"_\ tu \‘.‘i"l_\ cl ~vti=iiis and
then r l:iiiii us lll‘dl‘ rcwniil the s ~lo ‘lmzt of
tliciiieii upon \\ 2:. s “\lltlllldv‘li‘lldil l-o throw u i
the piirg le robe of llit' gulwuu‘y. and u.- are;
with you in that. You w ill to -l tho touch of
our rlllu\\>. too. in assastin; to Loop down
“i\' liii-ii l r si-t wt men who .....1. to dopai‘t "'
from tli ‘ “litii-s iiiaikvd .iii!" in ..iir lur‘I l
fathers. and sct up in th s .ouiitri a strong
when the latlwrs l ii'iiie 1 lug nu l‘.lllll‘lll to be .
\‘Ulill’uliwl li)’ lln‘ iswlilr‘. ‘ .
llct'oio limiliriior la‘i‘ tool. his s -ii!. l'alwaial .
.l. Farrill col l\‘»l .m‘ ~l‘2stri ‘t t". .\r\\ York.
stepped iztmntho platform and iiit‘ulunwt
Mr. l‘uwlcil)‘. “\ilm.‘ sun Il‘ll‘;:\I-« F."-
rell. “will icpiy to the lbllh‘ss‘ or i\cl--oiiie
bv (Sou-riior tli~s St ilt‘. one
of the iiol-Iost in the menu of our
uilitis-al ;.lv\t‘l'll‘:lx\‘lll ll~~ retetrsl to Mr
l‘uwderly its one iv: ill“ greatest lll-‘ll of lb ‘
Nation. who rout-gourd the unp‘ rtaucc ot
this Ktl‘llt‘dll; ol the toiling masses. He:
hailed the appriuvli of a time when them
'4‘". \‘I
print had l‘t‘l'lt one i l lllt' :l‘i‘uh‘sl Start-s iii
tlici-iisi and hazel that she wuzld b- that
again and wu.:id maki- lIJ distill ‘tioxi on nw
\ mint of law or color,
.‘ll‘. l‘nwdc'l)‘ began his address liv tlitlllk~
in; Governor Li- ~ iii bnlialt ot thi- liele.;ates
tor his haul words or \\'\'i~ oini- After an nl~
liision to the last war. ll“ uuiitimi-sl'
“The iron \\ huowe:il.i-;i:iiivctotlic Knights
of l ab r are cluazcd iii a i‘ull‘lli‘l. but it is;
in a w :ir (it truth against error It is lh‘l.
many lioiiestlv believe. niil irnnv more | is-
lioni-stli itsset‘t. a war or labor .‘tgdlnst cap-
ital. It is a wliipiii \\l)ti‘ll the ll'lflltllndtl of
the Ameri rm lul-orer is liglitiii; for row):
nitiuii. In this war II must be determined 7
\\ hicli slia’l riilc. motiop ly (I‘ Ill" A‘tiv‘t” 5
levipli‘. gri‘d ( t‘ lltnnhond. Utir
battles are not fought ’ for the pur ;
p use of determining whether an individual
shall rule :i State or an empire. but tn dc»
cide whether a umplo wh \ are entitled to
lite. liberty and happiness shall live in the
would be no distinction in \‘l’r't‘il.l
color and nationality. ‘u‘nvltlfllllllx that
the iriu iplos if the Urder of Knights?
of lnlor stood higher than lktllllt‘ul!
piirtzes. and that they all should stand!
as liri Ill" \ :lllll e ii; 2» III‘NIHI that Vin -:
I
l
.
full enjoyment of their rights and liberties
‘ 1s becomes citizens of n lit-public.
“To res ‘tie the toller from the grasp of the
se‘tisli is a work worthy of the n Iblest an I
bestof our rtoe It ist i the arcouiplxslis
merit of that grain l oliie ‘t that every Kill:llt
ot Labor sh iuld lent his everv
cuergv. l u l; ut’ success or en-
l‘ouragrimcnt mus: not dishearteu. de»
fei‘tioii iii lrl‘utl‘. or fancied fl‘.‘.‘ud\’. ruust
not turn him asilo from his pur Iost‘.
lovcof cast must not prevent him
Working. The slandem of the jealous. the
\lt‘bt‘l‘ ffll‘ fl
moment the irogress of tho work which he
has pit-dued l
unti su mess shall crowu his etl‘orts. or death
lalmn on earth.
“To rczue ly the evils we complain of is a
The
need of stroll: heart 4 and active brains was
never so great as at the present time. The
slavery that die! twenty two years ago was
terrible. bit. ha I as it was. it never devel-
oped a millionaire. while this new slaverv
which now reaches out with a far stronger
hand than the old. luvs developed hundreds
of than. Tue lash in the bands of. the
ol lotime‘ slaveaiwuor could strike but _
or e ‘back at a time. and but one '
of (oils poor. Still'cl‘lll’ children felt
the stn-ke Th ~ lash of g ml in the hands of
the new slave-owner falls not upon one slave
alone. but upon the baits of millions. and
among tli; writhing. tortured victims side
by side With tbs poor and the ignorant. are
to bogoiind the warm—do and the edit-
cated. The power of tlie'new slave-owner
does not éllzl when the ordinarv duv lu-
borer beads beneath his rule. It Taichm
out still further and controls the mechanic.
the farmer. the merchant and the manu—
fajturer. It dictates not alone what the
price of labor shall bin but regulates the
price of money as well. This new slavery
e‘ounts among its vi ‘tims s-rvants of the
htute who have been chisan by the peonle to
execute a poo ile‘s will. Not alouedoesit «m-
trol the boss t—ure at the State Capitol.but
in the lin’ls of our National Congress will
you had its most willing. cringing slave. It
reaches out even further and holds in its
iron grasp the judge upon the bench;
not that. alone but it has the power
and does water the judicial ermine
upon its most subservient creatures. Do
1 overestimate its power! Have I made
1 SI“ lo m 5:“: ‘meat! If my word is not:
Inflieient turn to the “ages of the history of
today—the pnhli: pm~nnd you will find
the testmiony to prove that what I have
said is true. Evidenm in abundance can be
adduced to corroborate every statement
made by the pmss. The lash was Stricken
from the hand of the slave owner of twenty—
flve years 1:20. and it must be taken from
the haul of the new slaveowuer as well.
. “The monopolist at t, i-dw is more danger-
ous than the slave~owuer o the past. Monops
uly tutu-s the land from the people in million
acre plots. it sends its agents abroad and.
brings hordes of uneducated. desperate men
to this country. it imports ignorance nod
mm it blond ‘ast thronzbout the land. It.
and it‘llone. is mmflblo for every muti-
festation o! anarchy that our coun-
try has witneesed. All men my not
be Willing' to admit that. this statement
is true.‘ but when monopoly dies immune
Anarchists Will be born unto this
country. for anarchy ‘u the legitimichild
o! mononulv. While I eomlemn and do.
Educating“ of vio‘on‘hc: comm‘imd iii
» name arthritis. men “or.
.upmudwsuthn anatomist)! Labor-.1
\
Il\ kiiiglitly word to continue 4‘
as an organization. is not. in any way respon-
sible for six [1 conduct. He is the true Knight
of Labor who. with one hand clutches an-
archy by the throat. and with the other \
strangles monopoly. '
“It, is the duty ofevery- Knight of Labor to
assist. in creating a hoaltliv piiblieoeinion on
the subject of labor. and the justice of its
resolving: a full and just share of the Values
or capital it. has helped in create.
work we seek the co-operatiou of all right-
niinle l. honest iiien.‘ .
Alter realm; his allllN\\‘. Mr. Powder-1v i
explained that he had asked Delegate Farrell.
of Assembly 42'. to iiitrmliice him. because he
waiite l it to go forth to the World that the
organization would not discriminate in color.
or creel. or nationality. and lint be honored
Assembly 41' for going with the colored dele<
gate after they had been refused entertains
meat at a hotel in Richmond because one of
their number was colored. This announce—
ment. was received with applause.
At It o‘clw-kthu chair requested the hall
cleared of all save dolegates. and the Assem
bly “as closed to the outsiders. After up
pointing' a coauuittee on credentials anoj
l (‘tlllllllllL‘t‘s‘ rui‘istlior purimses the Assembly .
I ljourneil t ..'l 1' o‘clock the next morning.
_.____ __.___
FEDERAL FINANCES.
A Slutelucnt ul‘ the (‘umlit ion of t “1‘
' Nut iuual Treasury.
The public debt statement
l'nited Stat s 'l'reasury tor Septciiilier shows
less cash in the
issuisl by the.
a dev‘reasv iii tli~~t ital debt.
'I‘H-asurvsi'ire Scplvlulv‘or l of .‘slo.I‘-.‘T.ul.‘».
'I‘hi- tnllow iii:
the l’edt‘i‘ul finances nu u“- let ;“.1_
figures show Ill" coil-litiu.i of
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CHOLERA VICTIMS.
Terrible. Scenes in a Stricken llis-'
trier of Rust ro-Ilunuar)’.
'l‘lie cholera is slowly but liriiily taking it~
. seat in the Austrwlliingarian monarchy. tel"
«graphs tlio \‘ienna correspondent of the
London News Iiiict‘gctzv tin-asurcs
now been taken in l‘ola to prevent ll:
spreading further. in Hilda l'esth.
there haie been eight new cams: E
'l‘eii persons ill of cholera. are lying in tlié
; lzarracl. hospital. and several iiinc In private
“H“ =
houses. ”no man died half an Iii-tirultcr be
in; taken ill; hit it is worse in Lic. n villax :
1“ ar Agrani. Uiit ot’ Nit inhabitants ninety
wero taken ill. twent veiglit liavui; died al
most iiiinieiliateh. The uticnltivarel peopk
distrust all doctors and conceal their sick
brethren as long “S the)‘ can
was roccivod with \ollcys of stones 'l he
lu‘nple refuse to help each other.
lated.
house to ascertain the number of cases and
to pm ~ure help. In one house they tlis‘t‘ov»
cred a mother and daughteron thebare floor.
both writhing in agonnxs
near crying. but not attempting to seek help
Atter opening. another door in the smile
’ house the coaunissiou found the (other. who
had died of cholera. on the old hearth with
the dead body of his twearyuyoar-old sou
thing over him. It is almost ini \‘Ible to
make the peop‘o believe that the oetnr . are
not the originators of the epidemic. The en—
tire population isdee in luhfl)‘. because the
trattie with Flume. t eir only resource. has
been interrupted.
. .-.. ~——-—-—-'
“BLOWN retinitis.
InStanuneuu-s Fare 01‘ Four Men in
a Dynamite Facts"!-
In the Hudson River tomis and along the
Shore 0! Long Island Sound people were‘
startled the other foi‘enoon just before 10
o‘clock by a shock resembling an earth-
quake. It: was not an earthquake. but con-
cussion from the ex isiou ot‘ half a ton of
dynamite at» Bayc ‘ter. in \Vcst. hester
wiunty. N. Y.. on the Lone Island Sound.
The mixiughouse or the Dittinar Powder
Manufacturing Company then) was splin-
t rod and {our workmen were blown to
iieees How it; ha penned can never be
earned. as the four men \verethe only per-
sons in the plate at: the time. They were:
Ernest» Dratiu, aged thirty-live: leaves:
widow and two children in Germany.
. John Roeseb. aged twentyeight. single.
Max Trachbrodt. aged twenty~two. single.
_ Ell-nest Reinhardt. aged twenty-tour,
sin: e. _
Theoarth was scooped out to a depth of six
feet. like the enterof a volcano. where the
mixing-house stout. That and heaps of ashes
are all that. are left ofit. Chunks otcharned
wood and splinters were hurled 500 yards
any and the ground literally covered With
chips. A his: cedar tree was torn up by the
roots and the branches stripped I! and
cleanasubone. Omendotthoougmo- so
was blown outbythe strongeumnrot ul-
rushing to fill the vacuum mind by the ex-
mmmg‘ mud-33: than won”
t I
arms “m“ .....me
fin some with only blob-
v In.
In this :
3133.43.“ ur'
ban 5
\V hl‘n the great .
number of cases made concealment iulpirxsl- f
ble the doctor who came to look after them i
‘ \“bemver ,
cholera appears the house is immediately isu» ;.
A commission goes from house to'
A little boy stood '
l titan OF THE satin.
A Report of Wonderful Indus-
trial Progress.
Government Statistics ThatAre oi
the Greatest Interest.
O
The forth ‘oniing report on Southern in-
‘ dastrinl progress, by the. Bureau of Statis-
tics. will. says a. special dispatch from‘Vash—
. iugton to the New York (‘ommtrei‘ul Adrer—
tiger, undoubtedly create a great sensation
throughoutthe country. The people of the
North have no adepiate idea of the extent
of the natural resources of the South,
or of the way in which tliev are developing.
while the details of the report will be a per—
ERdM DEATH To time.
.-\ Remarkable Case of Resuscitation
in Chicago.
'AChicago paper publishes a use 0! 1’6
mrlzable resuscitation from supposed death
at a young married woman muted Mrs.
Fraser, the daughter of Mr. '1‘. H. Ste
veils. who with his family came to
a Chicago from New York some three
years agw On July 3“) last Mrs.
l Fraser gave birth toacliild. and in August.
l
l
. after several duvs‘ tunes. she was
nouneed dead or one of her attenr lug
physicians Dr. Mark II. Inckersteen. who
was also attending Mrs. Furor. says:
“I did everything I could think “t to re»
store resuscitation without other. Ton mm‘
nuts must; have elapsed. though at. that. time
I was no: in a poeiriou to ward: the we
of time. Then it suddeulv struck me that I
would like to try a by elude injection of
a solution of vnitmg youine. I took up
ten doors of it and let the ‘ have
the full benefit of it.- The fin minute
there was not a pulsation, but just; cusp.
that was all. I looked at my watch and
them Were four 511 h gasps distributed over
the first sixty seconds. but there was no life
In the second minute there were six respira~
tions and a slight heart pulse could be heard.
but no pulse could be felt. In tbethirvl min—
utonere were «5‘ hteen aspirations, Ind
the pulse 7 ‘nc perceptible at
the wrist. In the fourth minute it was no
md‘xmrd, scant.“ could not be
mun : her face flushed. her eyes began to
roll in their sockets. all the muscles "slated
from tbeextreme stimpess of death. all the
contractions of the limbs mdually relaxed,
speculation came Incl: to eyes and she
bommemnsciougundsoonmwflmlly
restored to life. .
Her router. mother, brother and husband
mod around her bed. and all Ind given hu-
un for dad.
Auruovcnmmetmn Bar-bun
Gourmfihmmm m use.
tor ptheymlubhtostuuql
hunter-ducal“ «oi-I'll.
‘NEWS SLjIMARYl
MISSISSIPPL
A Steamer‘sr Boilers Explode
Near St. Louis.
Eastern and Middle States. ““—"“
TH: Mm bosons Republican State CG:-
vention. held in Boston. nominated a full
ticket headed by Oliver Ames for Governor.
The phflorm adopted demands the submis-
sion of a Con<titutional amendment. “pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale of alco~
holic liquor to be used as a beverage.“
I'he Vessel Burned, and Many Per-
Tul: New York Democratic and Republi-
can State Committees have made naming—
thus for Judge of the Court of Appeals—the
former nominating Hon. Rufus “Z Peck
ham and the latter selecting Jud ze Charles
Daniels Each Commit-toe a’so adopted res“
olutiom in mntormity with the principlesof
its party.
THE undertakem who embalmed. General
sons Killed or Injured.
Shortlv after noon a few davs since the
neamer' La Xaseotte. bound from Grand
Tower. 111.. to Cape Girardeau. $10., ex-
ploded her boilers opposits Veely‘s Landing.
was burned to the water‘s edge and floated
“firs bgdy Eithercanvmfi; 31°: “ii: nearly a mile in... wan-id‘s Lin- ding.
an .ave irou tsui agains . . s e . . -— .
of Albany. x. '..for saw for that, service. “he“? “ 1°43“ ('3 ,“w 51w": If“
Lisnxwm‘n'rand Aveliiimthetlerman and I‘i‘l‘m'tsi “I the 30“"19‘“ .were ““y
the English Socialist leaders. now _in this
country {or the purpose of dixsernimt; 11;;
their views. were denied mludttaure the
= twilicemeu were bddly wounded
. CHISA inteiidsto issue alonn of $30.01).le
for the construction of railways in the
empire.
(1m; dispuuhes from Sofia and other
capitals in the east of Europe state that {or
mat and phasing representations have been
made to General Kmlbars. the Czar-is envoy.
for the withdrawal of the demands nude
upon Bulgaria by Russia. but that he has so
far declined to rem-at. from his instructions
Dev D‘At'ullu: has presented to the French
nation his entire domain or L‘haatillv. with
its magnitiwnr castleand all itsdepe eneies
$0 value of the imperty is uier $13,“ .~
’.
VIOLENT earthquake shocks have marred
throughout Thuringia and other parts of
Central Gamay.
Tn: state of siegewhieh has been min-
tainoj in Rania sauce the assassination of
Czar Alexander ll. has by an material de~
«nee. been continued in ten pmviuminelud-
in: St. hamburg and Motor.
A_ FMGB‘I'FL‘L explosion has occurred at a
colliery. neu- ‘Vakefiold. England. Seven
men have been found dead, eight have been
trueagre and a full Iist‘of the killed and
wound“ could not be obtanied. The mu
boat Eagle was within sight at La Maser-rte
Rt'mssmm. the pian‘ iSt. my: be will nob
undertake any concert tour: duringthe com—
ing season.
Cnanus SASTLEY. the famous Eng iisb
baritone. has been engaged to sing" in con-
certs in Berlin. ‘
lint. Pu'n-Xreousx will giro a farewell
concert at Albert Hall. London. (Hobar- 21',
just. before she suits for America.
Humour Henry E Abbey and Mix.
nominee Gerard. the aetrxss. wens married
I few days since in . Boston church. /
A new tenor with a phenomenal voice has
been discovered I‘l Austria. He is 1 Prague
policeman and his name is Knix‘kmum.
1‘! is new announced that the new Gilbert
nnd Sullivan over. will not be ready (or pro-
duction before the ls: 0! January. and possi-“
bly not then. '
MtLLocxxa has just completed a new
opera. gnarled “The Vice-Admiral.“ which
will be the chief novelty of the touring sea-
wn at Vienna.
Patunmnu thutres md other plans
0(uuusoniont. are aid to he better mvided
Inth efficient: fireesnps than mason! any
other city in the Union.
mm and seventeen are unmi . I W. H. Caxrnsnfym for many years I”
probability the missing seventeen 213:}:- gtrdej as the best- old mm” on the hnzhsb
lives.
INCOME AND OUTLAY.
Peder-at Receipts and Expenditures
in Septenlber..
Following is a. cmnpontive statedientof
is now. at the age of eighty-stirs yéus,
an inmate of an insane usylu .L
1!. 0V“)! Xvsnv. the celebrstaj French
wol‘ man has 12m ‘ his use con-o
these shores. American dollars overt; pow-
u-fu. [magnetic Influence upon W n w
the receipts uni expenditures of the Cajun mymhidm A ‘ cks mamas
Shasta-the menthol September: mmw‘ Summer hotelphznmfiw
RECEIPTS. V ”n I I
(.us‘o‘ms Sl . Ifi 13"“ 47 unlimt 0011;003:- 1:11ng by nut
Stunts. . . . . . Lotti. ' ll “.m‘.01~ ‘ - - I
am ..-. ...... . rams .. sari. has? In: ‘ ...... m
Miscellaneous. 21:13.1!» 95 2,140.54!- 2‘3 and [or a” PM ‘ m mn-
Td‘AL........SL|,mI.0‘Ji 39 831.686.“)! 63
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m....... grams 9 m1& 74 W”m,udhh_fi
M" . ($1851.56! 13
' («it revelation to the Southern people them» 1 other day to a leading New York club. “I 2h 1 . ‘ . la .9 an i h n h “rd
‘ ‘ - ~~. ..-‘- . - ‘ g .5 ‘10 ' s l .... -i*l
“.‘I““‘v who. I“ “ t. d“ ““I‘ “a“ I0 awn“ l Mas. MARY \\ AHNER and her tour-year v Ednhgiirtfui’: :1: Tynan- an “is. “‘.-m i‘
l cistetlieir own advantages or the good {u- . old daughter were run over by a train at. If“. 11 f” T7 I 1‘" ‘v ‘t kahncfiffl ...r-
ture in store for them. ~ . ~ . . .1 ~. t1 , k'lled. ed. a tie. tn» -.igaa 0o . , t
. . . . . Burger: Nation. learn. an. install _\ i . , L‘ t‘ j
The report. “‘llb'h is rcallv a series of ten ; . . _ 7 . eon? to ape Ill'art eau. >
separate re mrts on ra h of the ton w-ruthq-m E JOHN I“ AM’RI‘I“' II 50“ “I III? famous .\0 list of pa \‘L‘IIgPES could be obtam’ll. as
state: \\lllllll!\lit‘ n Volume 0; more tlian‘tivo : war Governor. was nominated (or Governor ! the register is lost and them-tenement was
hutidied ui res uud will be issued in a \“(\'-k l by “I“ M“““*‘h“w“s Demon-alt ' sIaI" cum l 50 intense aim-n; the survivor-.0! Inc 0 liters-
: or two IIt lwill lie bv no means a “191:0 mass ventiou at \""“""“I»"v Other ‘."I‘d“IaI"S IOI' l and rriew that no one could at tint. tell who
' ‘ . ‘ i ‘ . - " i State otliu‘s wen- also nominated. and a ' was .n boa-d
of div statistirs. but “Ill (‘Jlllttlll a pond s . .. ‘l \ . . ”
deal .ir narrative and historical information I ilatform ‘adopted. Which warmly pram: Among the lost are known to be Judge
and will be adornmti L‘- a numl...,.'..fl ‘levelaudsadmiuistrattou. Huger and wi“e. M'ss Krezgvr. “William H.
'iiliisiraiium sliuw'in: tlio'iilmlus “permit“ of l WILLIAM tini‘ui. the defaulting: cashier “”lieeicr and two chi] inn. and l-‘rit’. Lord.
"“1“.“ in “hum! .... ...,mhbu‘ In “1...; the l o! the First National Bank. 0! Portland. ‘Meq all of Cape Iiirardxau; Charles Atrial. col-
rt‘lmrt will show tint all tails of th.~ south l III“ I‘W“ N‘I‘II‘I““I 7" I?“ )‘K’NE‘ tuiprtson- orwl; two drummer-maids ad an izukuo‘pn
. are tl\‘\\‘lw‘llll;: at u wuiidi-rtul rate. .\I«~u : IIII‘IIL "IIIY and '9‘" “IIIhITVIIr TI” ‘ "‘4‘,"
and moii-ynre pout-m; in front tlll‘ noith; ! A i‘iRi‘i‘IARissuel on the lst by Grand "I the last tr: -.~ and tire .ilniiuu in!
iailruuds are Ilztliilill; by the dose“: tii:iiiu~ l, Master \Vut‘klllifll l‘owdorlv. of the Knights pnere I'“"“‘ * MI ~“f‘I I? “-‘II I“ “V“ 2“”
In turios are s;i;'iii_;ii: up as it by iiiaeic. l of Lab-n1anddin-xtrlto the coal operators a nu III? I131)“ . b. _I*» I “I": ~‘ III‘I
and tie :l‘vilt natural industru-s of the we 2 in the flu ch in :l‘c-nufi district deman in! 5 AI?» 42‘“ . «4’3 i» “I I 3:“ ‘ “J.
tinu aro !.i‘o;r.-~siiiq lbs next-r letorc. “bile : an increase in the pri v of wages of the rt :11 “I“ l‘-“l:-'31""T “inf" ““ ‘7 ‘ {hf-"2.. ..
new turd hitherto llllsll‘b‘." tint l‘t‘si’illl‘n‘t‘x’uf j 01'0th e.“ last. t'rthc crew “of twirl), nu! (luff. err
Alabama and Tennessee in the shape of ruin— l 1-“: “film: schooner Storkbridge. Captain “I‘dniwrfl‘firaui I‘ ‘ih‘fH-Ih - l“. “‘7 . t 31“?“
vials me tiill)‘ e\hibtt«~d tuiil \\ tll certainly “150“. of liloun-st-r. Ma\._. “mm, a .1...“ 0' l‘ I‘ l“ “'01!“ (lln' J‘J‘fl 811‘ If 3'9 .‘ 1 "-
(‘t‘milt‘ a promund Illto‘l‘l‘sl in \‘Hlllltlt‘l'i‘lal sixtunnu-u. i; missing. and n is “in“; has _AI“ ‘1‘: III“ ‘ l 3‘ :lnsfflt‘fl “if!" "111
t.“ M... “3} ...”. u". “(.th e been 1%" “ itlrall hands . Luc‘ninann. daughter of two _.- :..:,hri.aiiii.
'l‘li - report in \ ll“‘:lltl‘| is \iil"”llll\“1\‘ and l _ . , . . , . ‘ . l f ( ape l-iranllau. an»! lI‘l-II A .a-iis. tue
\ll'l\\\ trio want 1“ lh'inw n - 3 wk v in 1|“. “"“l'-“ “A5N I’““““'Ili»1'I“l“‘r"IIn? 3““ 2 first mate. Anion: the sand turn 4 :i*~t:z:n
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”hit. n‘ ,\|.u.;un‘ 3...} TN“... .... “... “WI“ s‘L"~“““I ”I“ ””IIIJIW'V‘ I'm‘l" i James S. l‘onoh-e. l'lil’K: J. .l. 123:. an. ....~.
“I 1.. “‘43.. 0“. ”up “"1 it I. .1...“ u ”my PM i: more we vll\’:t‘l.\ were legal]; whipped ‘ (Vll’l cicrk. :mi 1). L‘. Mart tuner.
11.... ....C imp.“ “1- a “.....r qiml tl‘ at “'iluiiuztoii. l’cl. g ‘ Ln runs-3m» was a new they. Il’t‘t m ‘ ins-:1
and ml to 'll~‘:t] lv “Humble than tli-i iron . 1‘;u-.[,.,.1_\~.,§J..;1" n_ ll--inc. a Hniflz‘ (,9 ‘. ll‘lltll l-y l~.v:xusvi..i- 'lljd vanities“ u
Itllll“\ u! l‘ eiiisyiiziioa. that. i. r in tan .-. . Lafor. wr-Ls l: :rnv-l thenthvr ”IV in the lliifl 1 I 9 «ling _“ -‘.'“;"f a. ‘3 "‘ “ .. l.“
the bu. .\‘:i.~:im:l l": we?! will 1“ l‘l'irl‘! “-1 tnio NY t’iirtia-c, This in sex the ninth 3‘3”“ ”5‘13““ tor ill“ Ila ' T l“?
tor S t ..i' e‘ M :i ton. against all or $32 it in cremation at tliiscrl-nmtot‘y. . l Ywfl‘“ Tl ~ 14:" ““- I “I” l “II“ '
l‘. tlll\\l\:l‘lill. - . - . » , i. . . *. ' ; ‘-“3"~ 1“ l‘“ “7‘“ ~ h“"'”'“ “I“
'l‘iw .... 1‘ “ run-rt “ 5;; ... ...“... ‘vv ..-\- .... : ‘t'ff‘kiv’l‘ ',“:“:“‘\.‘: f~ 13mg“ {I rims. .m ' more than s-arhl'avtury. :ue . namur "f“.firé‘tlg
. _ “Lair ti .\I\I.Ili\ lumrai l.us.d\.la.ls . . l' .i 1. ..1 'l ., ...
INT“ “4 c\hil~:t "I “l“ "TV” IV!“ "“1 . attention 3.. tie- niiei'i-l ilic'a’, tl“llul) of the 1” “mm d ““3“ ISL“. "3“.) ‘ . " ‘ "3 l‘t‘ “'
ailrttlllnns llt ilu snrillie-x‘nl t iii atbtate. . .. _, _. , 'I" "._. l' f, E ( _ 7' ggors and tr. igb. t a tun Th .- w: .u.
.~\ut.ii.i it. .i.il run .in ......s .n roam. . I l l . .. i ”\«f \- . 1 e s-
\‘llliv‘llll‘ chain-run l lo w.!l i‘ a l aka a ‘ the 3"” e ..g‘ ......i “,4 "WWW“ ”H. 11...} .. ‘, l i“ "I“ R r_ TI'L-I‘efl h. 3" f ' “u - ‘-
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Id-xu‘ ”I“ “‘2‘“ :1“ ‘1' l x‘ i‘ "I “l .‘h! m“ tron lu- Illist“l against the variois radzxals i 0” “I I l” ‘U‘ ‘u‘ I‘“ i 3' «rum
\e mi. Jami i . .-l.‘ll.l;§-. p. r lutlnllfl fun...“ . u... .....L ‘ " t ' "
nil-l lmivv Hitch-sis ’lhe l idu t i;v- h l g l ATEI) VF\\‘<-
. rop oi i-.«\t season. it is xii-l. is t-xpecu .l to 80 h I, “. ~ . A. l _ J t.
uuzouri! t ~ l “0‘1“ ‘ lion-s. ‘ "I “I“ (“L E ———-—
'l‘lli‘ “5.414....” S u I...“ A...” ..f .15....“ AlsllAlal- t'tlzlliqlmkt’ {b.- k at ( latl‘ltrsluu MERRILL S. Hobwnv, City Treasurer at
n ilisr ...irqg u! the luli-ir 1|]‘lI‘;:"f|l at it,“ will iv 23‘!“ ll:|ltl‘l.:t‘l 1 tr‘ I‘llstu'ii utiso- si " . . ~ . . .
. . _ . u t in orar. Infill
Si‘lt‘lt, and tho w u lusinxt l'v-ii in il is l Ilia! it “as urinuwllwl tn l‘l>‘,\‘ lIs (It-01$. .l!" 1ft “‘5‘. hue (‘ l‘ I.‘ \ 9
the l l i.-.l l!|‘wvr;1:: out... lnkr}; at) g:_.. Prwlitivnres “h. l: would in Elgetield §cvlulmttedsuicide.
mi: minim: .-. i z.» ...“...1. Lou, Hound». vuunt)‘ Law let-n .- A-tlm.’ “Mohair smoke. . Tm; Texas cotton crop has been greatly
in law - 'lltI Illt‘ ‘ l of t‘Iilll- ‘TIIE l tutti. plagui- has bro-en will it: three : datilagwl by bad weather. V
iiwii lab ~u_~:'s iii (:1- 'lliev are ' \ irgziiia i-oiintn-s. luvui; been ii.rcc'.l_v “t-l‘il THE President pa,- directed the suspension
:iw'dslmti- d to the are happy isiuiu- ate-d fr in: l'l.;cn;;u. i f 1' tb Iii t‘ ‘ ha I,“ t l \ at?» L; n
. ‘- ‘ -‘ «1- ' .- - . 3 Ir ~ * ray in. . :s .' ~ \ -
“"I f ”p““‘“'~ ‘I . . “‘m 1‘“ \\ trust! ll Mun“ has been iioziiumtml . ‘ u 1‘ ' I“ I‘ u ‘ ”
;: :li;:o.. an; lt......-iniii.- lluiti‘ hull iporo iiiidn» {or “firm“, h. m . “‘2“de “1.1.1.11. ans. » sul at Apm. .‘ami-a.‘
nus. ii in in . iin‘ stt‘“ - i s i'i‘ ‘ . . . . -. ’ . _. - ~l -
'l‘li--v m, ”“1; "13;“. “-5.. ..imi .I” l-E\|‘.R\l .mnx M. 'l n nun is the lie; at» l T": III‘IHI‘JI‘UJ “I the “9" ‘1 “I‘IT ‘I‘I"
road l uililin; and In?!“ want; licau intiilxilnfr for Ill-:r‘rlin?‘ in Nitl-{rleuL 2 {iticates has brg‘uu.
...-l r..u- In ln'g‘unh‘ . all in.“ rs ..nd t‘u'riviv Hi‘\’\E\’\\. rtize' it the Hallo» .t Mn. HEXEDH‘T. the newlv annotated Pub-
. “ . l r - I .
lsts Illa; l‘v‘pfll‘l also» div 1% iii-nul tilm l _-to:: l‘t'lt; ~t;\e Agv'mu‘v. ““1743“! ‘lt‘;l~I in that . n.- Printer. has been making {333:9 reductions
not «\ .-. :l«‘.‘|l VII :1? tlics . l. :nn t M- r: as -i y as u- was s.{';‘}!lll;; rum :i s reel i‘nt‘. E . . ¢ ,' .._ , . .‘
I‘m \a" «nus ... i:il an l It-tl‘ rnl natures of The assassin that ill the d lrkn"x\ "I II” I‘m“ "‘ the I ‘Ib‘l iriaung ”flu ‘I _
the ill: -tit Fllltns and l- 'lillms in tla‘. Tm: lh"l3u‘l‘n!tr' rand-.13!“ fw?‘ C ingress l AI‘I’ITI‘WAL ‘l'lmnI’IWDIS II." Ih" IIP-‘l‘
w two. the \tatzst csareliillanl Il‘i‘tllulc. in m.- Th; 1 l‘wll;l‘='\\lutttll in...“ x l f ... m ! dent: James A..Hanl.m. 0f .\e\v \ ork. t0
' -——- . spiua l; t-de’aoi .l :lnv. worth side ‘v‘lJKPfi be Coll-wt .r ..f lutd'nal Revenue for the 3‘1};
1 u- ri ~ i -~' inn _in Lao Stain. a'wi li"[-tllv ‘ y .. -._ . - . ... ~ ' . - . .
THE NATIONAL GAMB- l than-militias .i. s lh‘uxilsu‘t. a run . I “m“ ."f 5‘.“ \f‘rk‘ .lm““‘.":’\. if"
. , ‘ ......— _, ‘ “huh.“ ”mph“ mn-. Tm. di~tr. .: 2. ..LN.‘ . rad llurnes. Imnklin (more. IL. . hdmard
Tin: “its-liington t‘aiit. lia~ had tliirt}“li\‘l ’ but usually liepabl: in. . Pay. .‘Iourvh‘ad. Minn: 5. S. Barvey. Cen-
players ““ “I “““I'Ii‘ I I‘m" S‘ILV’I‘L .-\. l- H All}? a t‘ ('llli’310 iiiilfin. rv and tniville. Ark. ; John Hornwteén. Boone.
T’”: “5”“! 9‘1““ “i l‘” ““1 l‘mI‘aI‘l-V . “IV." 33““ ilrnlrrrdmw faded Sur'é” 'J‘" 10an u. G. Baldwin “'gstiinman. lows:
his“? "L‘ielmvrvmm‘v “mu“.wl'nFG’3L‘m‘j Six lndmn. “ltd crow. from British [i \v Nen'rlev Miller-shuts Penn.
IT ts uu :erstnod that the .\ew \orss “'itl Amrrica tutu .‘Iutld‘tfl ta ~;-< digs-.- horse; 7 -I‘ V .3 ' I ked ; I - rt f 11‘
lave a .luplivwf‘mtu iii-\t )cur (rum w hi a m... 1....“ ma“, ......g in; mall...“ ; ”In?“ ““3 toe 9"“. 7 0 .e
to :lr‘aw- “1‘ case \ si '&:l(~\\ or injury to t. (su‘mj. }::)\\ “in. miiun-l was banned ' I’miioh T-tltiiutu tntmm— yommlfimm k1”-
m’Jhi“ no u‘ . - in New I 'rli-sns for the iiizirilrr of l!t‘>l"r . me: two WW?” and 9‘9“?“ men.
IT is said that Le bouthu rn Lennie rievt Brown ”4...“; _ i J‘wv- 11“.“.‘3 convicted of murder were guil—
‘ ”“50",“II‘ I“ ““I‘Il“‘“‘jl “I 5fl‘ll‘fl‘“. “I‘ll“. Twu M.-\':\‘3H pi» lz‘.=lllt‘ll chapel a f‘ ' itzve 2‘ Ifl‘jno‘] the ..Qbm-d-v in Paris.
plus. .\mv Hrleaus. At auto. t taunt-stun, Mu- . 0"... u,» 1., v urani- tuver ‘nto Fr ...... . ‘ . . ‘ ,
' bile. or possibly liiriiimgliaiii. ; TM“. and fl,” 4‘” 2.", ant “_‘;_“n;‘nr: g taE\F_HAL -\ ILLAI‘AII‘A and five other
‘ . i .. Ushtu .a 1. i. V _ .
Tiii in: is some tnk ot a li"|:_llt‘ nevi p sea- ; him. “duallwi mm 1... 1. my. 31...}... _ officers convivial of takingpu't in the recent
5“.“ III“ “I“ “WW!“ Marti 'N- ”‘2’ I‘I""- ‘ A urn v sips-w st. rui [rm-\alli-si on the 1,: military uprising 3: Madrid Wm condemned
\\ aterbury. llridpvn-rt. lmnlaury. tuugh- - at Shelvvrau N. b ' I. dean. ‘
k‘wlfl‘“ Newburg and ng‘h'“ i i I" ‘4 ll :I'Kis wn r if a i' n 'l l i u i l ' L' 11 Mi
’ . . : .... ..l- r - 't'st .2: ‘. . F.‘~. _ ‘ «—,- .
Tin»: St. Louis- Browns have won the series 1 l . . . .L . ‘. u , L . . -3" 1r ; A ”"1““ '0‘“ 0 "Ir 'P‘m‘" I!" I;
. . guini y. l LL. run his thunk. llflltllxl 1‘“...ch , ' , . t‘ . Iv st .. t4 \ “Y Y k f _w
from eiorv Association club except the r . , , . , . . . 3‘ U‘ l" l‘“ J In“ * l“ - l “1' . a t
I ~ ill f T . ‘ ’ l . _ “me hauled toa trw by unknown part is. ‘ . _ ' . . l ‘ . C . ._ I H .
“my? I“ lit.“ ““3““? mi“ “0“ “I” 2 The)‘ “i :csitsi-wtml of .‘r-Illua' tire ! : an ~ "K“I‘ “UL“ LL ) t ie.io.:.in.i.mnu our)
series roiu I‘d “'5 magnet “It“ ‘ other iiinii's mill. “marge tor .\lav.. -_ Than! “us much enthu-
IT'”; “am-“‘5 I’ l“ ”I“ I" “III‘III'IKIMIIS i si'tsni and h its cf run-«r (vs-mania" ",t in!
“ lig ~ne‘ next year. accozilingtothe Harts l - . h i . ' . h. j .
lord Posture: Mask ‘. no. isn‘t; 3:301. ' . ‘ “ashinztnn. signatures pledges) fcr (itszrgewrre rxtiilr
lilllllux'fi $:_?.'-n_ shark $,. in and Henry ‘1 THE President has appointed Quincy A _ ital.
$l.‘l'\‘. Hayes is nt m: in; SLI- I“!- uitiuth. RI“‘|'kS to I“ l‘ollci‘to" u!“ l'tbh'fins fur the TN}? 3".“- .'|,»r‘,_‘- lirtdil’nlti‘rtlt State won.
1“‘I:°N9“'3rk I‘Vfl‘IN‘“ lfi‘~"{{m‘l‘lub has this l ”wind "I Kym-N Nun.” ‘ iTi'iifiMmm hr. 1“ 1 \eiition. held in Trenton. Ilktltli'ltllr‘tl Penn»
fi‘lLss-u met and defeate- l the Detroit Host-in ‘ ‘ ohm-ton "‘ ‘ u‘t‘m” "“ \ l' ““mrg‘ Ml“ ‘ . - 4‘ ~ - ~ I
I’I‘IIQINI‘IIIIa St. Louis and “'ulsliiugturi sud “ illmilrll. tirn-nluw. to In; I’Letiiutstet . mm Im‘lblln II’MW.‘ {“3 I‘U‘VVIL'II- 3““
league clubs. and the St. lmll'fi. Cincinnati. at Morin-hull». ‘\7 \ ' ~ . Q'I‘W‘I“ I 3 I‘I‘III"”II “I“ ‘I' “7"“; I‘ III“ 33’
I‘ittsburg. Louisville and Athletic American MRN CLEVELAND and Mrs. l‘i-lsfim he“? , zonal A llx‘litlhtl‘aidjtl an} favor. the sib-
A\\0\‘Iall\!ll curbs. simu- to liufi'azo for a visit of about ten l missiizi of the liquor question w the “3&5. of
humour now leads the League in batting. 3 ‘ “3‘ _ . ' tliu temple.
and New York in fielding. t‘ht ago is sew E Tm: llovermnent receipts during Semen» i .. l‘ ” ... h and "Lb 'rd
end in batting and fourth in fielding. ."et is E be:- wn‘ealm t glad-“3"“ and Iht't’xl‘uhll’ I ' “m 'A ml: " e {1"“ m "“- er. W”
first. in the l eigue re '9. Fine terse-running ‘ Inn‘s about idea: KUKK’. tak =n from _n:l at 'l liroxktnorton. Texas. by
and good workun "I“ I“t ht‘T'S IN! 113“? I Tut: l'uital States Treasurer has mailed lyiicliets and Langed to}: tree.
. Neil‘s“ “was; ‘1”! 1W1] r f u. l 41.x:- «gxe‘tks angling-HS: 3:111:33.“ "‘1. sari R. 1'. \v \l.l.A1 i. m.- trittrderer of thv :..
‘iu-z marrm am ingle at as n. G: mom men o in 911‘s! r ue to n-r i on Illkk . .. ‘ . . . ‘ _ .
. . . . . ,. - . ii .\ it it - ameus— tl r mom -
l‘enii.. recently pln ed HKalIlt‘ of ball in aid 3 blinks repstered 4 per nut. consuls o. lash. i can ta ’1 - 3" “ I . ‘ . ta 7‘9 t . "‘
i of n chiirili tum. .‘eieti innings \vemv Tm: 101.31 coinage fur Sel‘lt‘inber was :lud ll:re:‘e.i.ldrcn——“as taken from 33.. at
played. the man ed di-l'eatui: the sin;le ‘ ")‘(l‘.u‘\1\.ofwvbiph s‘:_(|fql.\)gz “.85. gold unifies-hill». Mix. by a crowd or men and
adics by a score i ‘25 to 1:. The decisions ‘ N.9‘.’T.t\‘isilver; balance iiziuor coins I tvnrlied. .
l glint: lml)‘ “my” “‘0”. n0: Seriously my ‘ I‘m-“IASTERS appointul I‘." III“ President: l THERE aro now outstanding {$0,133,152 in
‘ ‘ ‘ \Vdstine l’ Eddv at. t‘olumiiiis Kan . \‘oble % 1 « . ‘ .
l . . . ,. ‘ - - < :- si \er l-lar‘. Len: ii
i 15' 3 Km"? 7*" Dada-i Texas. b-‘lWecu Dal 1‘. Howard. .332. at Greentield. Ind. . John I‘m“ a d . 1 . ‘ t . . ‘. t I largest
13s and Abilene l‘lubs. Harry llced. tint “a Hingelev, at llaruesvxlle. up“ , :uiiuun! ot tea. (0.11 in lurculauun sinus- tan-1r
baseman ot‘ the l‘allas t‘l:ib. had both bones ‘ i 9 issue began.
‘ i i' n:‘ « - . r v n ‘ ~ A - ~
or his led h, biolo ii between the Lin-v. and ; F i ALL of the bpuu .‘ revoliitiouists Who
ankle. He had battislaswitt gi‘oundcr'to; _ “I'lgn‘ . . . ,3 1.. - b "be rd 'ed
third base. whence it was fielded to first. it = CRoiJi‘RA is still ivrgiugthrnugbout day an. . “II." Nun)!“ I" {bun II“ ‘II I“ 0“ ‘
cutbiin otY. Berry. the first baseman of the In one week the number of new cases was ' A volcanic eruption has oecurrxsl on the
A_bilcucs, stood on the base line and tripped _ l‘: ~. and the deaths \tt‘; i 3.331).: ..f 3.3.3.“. ..m. of the Tonga group in
lu‘fll I 1 Air unnoul ”mush.“ Cihmwp fir! aged ‘ the Pa ~izEe i Mun. The whde island is now
xATlnXAL LEAGI‘I. . ct; rim-n llui erwen 'c “ .iu...' 1‘ ii vie ‘tl’ ‘ . _. . - . _
‘ . ._ ., . - . w \ f ' '-
ll‘ou 1.1th. mm Lost thin. .“Il‘d' is that. one piece aft Pr another of ' m“ “I! in! .01 “.1": db“ 'tJ a deft-h 0‘
Detniit.......l\l :H l I‘hiladelpbia..ti? 423 : the \ ivtim‘s bully is cut away until the body “WWII." {99“ It???) ““329 03 I116 wand.
Chicago. . ....‘T 31 ‘i Biston . .. . . . .5! 51! . “. d1) ided up into era 113' 1.0 to pieces The which has a populatiru of 5 '0. has been de-
New York...70 43 ‘3 ushington '33 e? . victim. as in this case. aways dies fr-inilox‘ stroved. The inhabitants M; ed.
a; Louis......43 7.; kansas L‘u\-_-_;':I M l of blood before the horror ls t‘onlplchhd. the -
. . . ' woman ben- nientiouej wa» eliargvxl with —
‘ .\ SbOCIATION RECORD. . . .
‘nmnl‘ ‘ _ 5 having pulsonal her husband and three reia- MUSIC AND DRAMATIC.
"‘m L‘“" "0“ Ln“ lives. \ltlioui'h it was shown on examinm ,
. . ‘ . - r . . ,. .
St. Iflllls....s-' 44 l l‘ittsliurg......-t Eu l I . - . . __
B kl , ... 5.3 ' .. . . t‘l . . "on t lat s e was innocent of the | rune. the 7
Am“ “wrung: m Evita-tum 3' if: , "hide“; would“... insisted m. her New. Enw is Board‘s tonrlns thus for proved }
letilinh ‘ ‘ ' "5 ‘3 M :5“ 19; ‘ ‘ (4:; -‘ tion. which the vieeroy finally ordered. 11111251111." ““935“ “I‘m brilliant.
l A i h .0 ropo x an. ‘ Talc police attempted to quell a tight be- THI first I} “I. ‘9!!! than” in PIO' .YOl'k
l “ST‘RN LEAGL: “CORD; tween Protestant and Catholic wurkmen' in “‘5_ opened 153‘ yours ‘89 by 149*“ Elihu
‘ . “on 14”.". ll 03.1”“ Belfast, lmlunt.whereupon_tbe notersjomea In F. Jsms-Pavnt. the «actuated Belv
. Bridgemrt...3rt 5s $Waterbury....‘si ‘35 Inn‘s-s and'attn‘ked the other-m of the law. gu' n \‘iolinis“t. will .shO‘ rtIy pay 3 “at": to-
i Bar-do"! ..... 49 48 l hen-ark ...... m .36 A “'00P“! caralr)‘ belt-N the Pith-ac. and the . America. "(i '
i Jerry City. ..49 39 : motels were dispezwd. Many workmen and
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