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-_Jooma clear enough to us.—Estellim
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THE SENTI g.?§2°?§.§§f$l.‘§foii‘§. ‘.‘§£’§§§.§Z§'§l THOUSANDS 0N STRIKE. NEWS §Ulv1MARYl

 

SOliTH NO‘IHVALK. OPTUHER 16.

'I'ho'mological survey at \Vaxhington
"is in rcccipt of numerous letters from
cranks tolling how curtlitpmkcs may be
predicted and nrvveatcd. tlnc method
oi prevention suggestcd is to, borc liolcs
through tho cnfth‘s crust order to give

the dc~tructivc gissc; mi outlct. The
New York (".:,v.untr-r~r£..rl .lti'erft'srr sup;

costs that as s -on as one of those holcs is
borcd, the next thing to be done would
be to drop Wiggins into it.

.\ lute issnic of u New lowland paper
It‘l'aks of a pcculiar lunar phcno menon
"narccn moon. my.» our informant:
“A brighbgrccn moon is not a common

phcnmucnon. \‘tt this was visible in

“Ellington {or abnit a quartcr of an.

hour last. evening. 'l‘hcrc was an ex»
ccptinnully srplcntlitl m uiiftstation of the
“afwrglha " \\ hirh is \ucmnplctc an cntg-
ma lu l llll)\\\‘l~l‘i. no.1 inst nt thcctlgc
of thc vnitl gosy glow, whcrc it merged
tutu pink anal \‘iolct, thc crcsccnt mot-u
nppcircd of the “103' brilliant yct dcli~
r Itcgrrcu color. prcwntin; a most Clll‘lf

 

nus .‘tlltl bountiful night.“

The ullice x-t‘ .\ltlt7rman in thc Argen-
ti: o llcpuh‘ziic is not a sinccurc. In the
llulzii lllauca tn‘itfivitmlity the (‘ouncil
for Ntlllt‘ days. could not gtvt a legal
tpt- rum owingr to the :1li<ct:t‘t- of some of
thc' tnctnln is. .\t l1l~l. one day wltcn
thc (‘onacil was la king uncut uqucrum,
two )H‘llx‘t “it n \uhinl out nut-Jug tlic
hllit'Hll“ aml fou‘ d “a p o:ni:.cnt ;\l\lcr-
mun." and, ‘says :1 llucum Ayn-s journal.
"tin-y towcrl him into thc hall and hcld
him «luwn on his s» at \xhiic the sitting
lustcd." 'l‘lic public k'r\‘\\‘t]t'tl to enjoy
Ilc fun. llh- tunic mi as His Honor, the
Mayor. was Miqwudul fix-m his In: ctiu:.s
nu 1hr sumo “(0:15.01 for tit-gluting to
puwblc n! thc lit‘t“l:lll‘ ‘ sittivg."

._

'l‘ltelh‘v‘tich sci: utdic ‘t-uruil 1.4 .Vrr'térr 1 how for many ycnrs.

tltwril-tw and il.;.~l‘2\li‘\' a muchinc for
mahiu 5' :i prml 11‘! with h is (‘Hlltlllzz int-
fztv~r m \:\:1 its \llllt‘l‘t‘lll t‘ll‘ll"‘}‘lll*ltl§
ttrnic.‘ the nuuc of w» d wool. Asits
namc llttlt'inb, this indwiul i~ simply
\Hv d cut shavings that
it Ntl‘\\'l‘l‘<ltl:tll}' of thcrputp'wcx ti which
“‘vul ix cntntuusnly applécl. Although it
Was Ill lirxt liltvl‘\l‘ill Iiiijr=‘ly as :\ liftt‘hlll"
mutt iizil it “as \\'\‘:l 1‘. null that it had

into it h lim-

'1 run. hm . l‘ \ \tcnrlt-tl'ti. hl of tl~t‘llllltv$\‘.
ml 1 c; »-:\illi1,i : innttr’rs‘cs. us

(attic, fur \hc iliilruliott of
‘i-ptixlfi ilt‘. I! la c‘. .stac liltn ll~\3>\"ltltlr
And The
not «i um! l-y pm l'crcntc is (lliga lir. and

h l‘ ‘3al u}

building fw.

 

is luxrutiiufiy tit'llH in n~c.
:hc m-ulmw “iii ltl‘nll‘lt‘t‘, withuut any
in: -4ll_\ f»r -» iwl llll -r. than
LG”! pout-ab o pur «1.1;. I 1‘ ton

bevltl‘l.

1.2% iuiirc
l

”mt-z“
fl

'l‘hc full-min: talilt‘, compilcl from
‘l'tn-r's \lzttltltll of
alums thc nunilicr of lo u.n~!i\‘c\’ and
.‘ars urivlu'tl' 0.‘ lc.\~‘-~\l by the prmcipul
'ailr nls of th~ lt
lttrni~hc~t an iutcrcxtin; ctnl'.c.'ititm of the

llai‘ rmul s" for lh‘Vi.

cotn‘try in l\‘-L

rapid c\tcn.~iuu wt" llll‘ loading \Vthtct‘u
“4‘tll‘l"lt'.‘

 

 

 

1.0mm!) "1 2v, t tll‘s.

I‘munylxnuim. Llfo «WW
“culling. .. . , . . ‘Jll 4.5m]
t‘hnngh .Milunukt-c and fit.

l'uul. . . .... .. ... t'nl littkhl
Nul'lhwcstcru ........... .. 0-} J ‘JIJIM
"alum no and, “bin ......... mu; .
Now You kl'cutrnl , ...... 0'3.“
t‘hn ago, Burlingtnn .tul

Quincy; ,,,,,,,, ‘ ..... 3‘." 24.0 '0
t1: lt‘ _ ...... rm ‘ ::0,4.‘.u

'l‘hc uhnvc li~t in laid is nll roads using
more than 31M chcrnl
otht-r liucs, including,- 1h: l‘uiun Pacific
“and thc . Wabrnh, luv»: nearly that num‘
her ctup‘ruycd. , .\t thc clo'w of the last.
tiscnl y« or i l July. In“, liSi l‘ullman
l'fité’li‘l‘rt‘. in service in this country nnd
in l‘urnpc. I

....,—..____

\lr. (lcogc ll. Luring, i‘t nu tnldrcss
bcl‘nrc thc Xt-\\' Eugl 1nd Agricultural
Sn. icty, of \\ hich hc is l‘rcddvnt, ltutdc
cu t'ItliUlH to th- the. of thc tcrtu “thier-
uttultltrml" in (I‘llllt‘t‘lltlll with any other
unilnul than thc’horsc.‘ llc said: “A
thorn ighhrcd nuitunl tut-nus ;\ horse.“ A

mJllut«mullllrml horse is ju~t us much (1
ppm 1th llrt‘tHl of horse us an .\ral~,u Mor-
gan or u l‘crchrr-in, or anything t’lsc, and
tho use of ‘thuoughbrcd‘ in this conucc~
tionrls cutirt-ly unworthy run intclligcnt
and library sucicty. The term khiultl
be ‘puic bri d.‘ la-t us abandon ithc use
otthc term. Ifyuu ham n purt- bred
.‘liortlroru, or a pure l-rcd llcvon, or 0
pure hr. (1 Morgan. it is not. 0' thorough-
bred unimulf They tulk about. thorough-
brcd pigs now! The word uevcrupplics

111- out »t i\'c<.

to anything except :1 nice of horses bred ,

in England foripvt-d. S.) I hope the
tru~tccs. ulticu they iunke'up their list
another year. will put in ‘pure bted' in-
Itendof ‘tllwruughbrcd.’ "
m
‘7 Governor ”anal-r, of Montana Terri—
tory, in his unnulil report, says agricul-
- turc there this season has been almost _a
failure. by reason (-1" tlic unusually light
ifull of snow list winter and the drought.
lostsummcr; that tho most. serious loss
:10 th:.- Territory is' that ot‘,thc natural
grasses upon-which vust herds of cuttlc,
horses and sheep are fed: that. should
lb: approaching wiutcr; be severe great
loss must. inevitably follow. Some stock
owners, he says, are driving their herds

'. into the British possessions to winter.

He thinks Congress should provide {or
allowing stockmen to graze their ani-
uuils on the Indian reservations, fur
which-the'ludiuns have Nttle'or no use.
He estimates the numb:r of cattle in the
Territory at 1,500,000: hotses, 130,000,
and sheep, 2,000,000. The permanent
population of the Territory is placcl at
120,000, an .‘incrcaso of about 10,000
during the year.
timutes as follows:

I

Gold, gross value,

 
 

 

133,450,000; silver, $0,000,000; copper,
88,000,000; load, 1,250,000. Total,
322.300.0119 , , _. fi' .,

. "OH, “117 Should They Bury Mo
Dec 1" is tie title of some verses sent

to
After reading the poem the reason

1

\

Mine products he cs5 "

the namingvof the Army: "One of my
scribiusr the movement. and he wrote 0.“
the tith,x price»: ‘Thc Christian missron is
a voluntccr army.‘ I lnncd orer his
shouldér, took his pen out of his hand,
crossed out the word ‘volunteer,’ and
wrote 'sulvmiou.’ “‘c liked the sound
of it, seuing that it rcallydescribsd what.
the organization “'nsl-n body formed.
and unit-id nftcr the fashion of an army,
with the purpose of delivering men from
sin uud thc dcvil. So we adopted the
name Salvation Army nine or tcn yours
ago. The terms general, captains, lieu-
tenants, ctc., soon followed. Thcdrunh‘.
llagi, banners, and the like were. adopted
gradually, in carrying on the purpose of
attracting the pcoplc.“
_—____———

Thc Scim!{lt‘c ':1liu‘r[<‘nlu says: Accord~
in;r to stati~tic :1 rec \rtls. the nvcrugc
pricc ol' \vhcat tluwcr cvportcd from the
l'nitcd Statm, for periods of clcvcn
months cnding with May of this your and

twcntv \cnrs p'lSl, has becu as follows:
Price per

l‘riccpcr 3

 
 

Year. 1.0 chills. ‘ Your. 1.00 * bum
“Vt... ....... $1,241 1m: .......... $41,?!“
1‘“ ............ 4w: : IKT.

l\\t . 45.»:

l‘fi ....

1“": .......... , .
l\~t ............ -I\‘.l. 1,.11
l\\\| ,,,,, 't\::\. p 11;:
txi’u ........ ‘ l mat... ..T.‘n
tkix .. . , lw‘.‘ , UAW-l
hi: . 0.120 ‘ 1N1? __ ........ 3.4‘3‘

'l‘hv muvctncnt hm hccn steadily down-
ward >incc l‘hifi, cxccpting in chcrul
vc :r ~ wln n cxtra rtlintity cuuws chcrkcd
thc th‘crcaxc. Tuv b xttnm is rcach ul in
18MB. and now thcrc :irc signs of an up»
ward move thit will accomplish a par
llll rctricutl of the loss 0! the pcriud
nicnticncd '
_____—————

.-\t the mcctiugcl‘ th~ [Import-rs rc-
c~cutly hcld at Hastcin the ti'cunun
l'linccs \\’«-rc th: An~trian uniform.
"livv h 01- b.-cn in thc lutlu‘. oi doing so
‘ 'rzn- 1*..." 31.2? m—
:rfft suy< that thc origin of this cu<tozn
datcs frrm tltt‘ courtcsy of n monarch

of war than with thc scrupulous cl»
St'I'Vltltt‘t‘ cf thc cit-t uh: of n clinmhcrlaiu‘s
lit 17:0 Ftcd- rich thc lircat hapl
h pay nyisit to thc litupcror of Andria.
The \ isit, ruthc’r :i (llli\ .‘ll
wnc, \\'.1\p:tiil;.t thc orth- nt‘ \t‘ll‘liull.
9 in .\l<\rav a. It wa. only scu‘n ycurs bs»
il'tlt’c thrit l‘ruuta h-nl lwcn (‘llijtlucd in
l. 'r gx‘rat stzugglc with lltv' lTinpirc, :tntl
lintl :htrnughly licutcn Austriu. Fwd
vrach L and tlmt. thc fitlllllltil' blui-
uniform tu‘glrt now nwahcu unpleasant
Itzt‘lth l‘lt‘é, llt‘ Illtl not, l:l\l(‘l“l. “'i‘ll lit
.liwnrl thc costmuc which liclongcrl to
his cotmtry, so hc diu‘rcctly ndnptcd :t
.omprumiw. llc and all his still up
pcarwl a' Ncustatlt, not, indcnl. in Aux
colors tli tt wtre

ntlicc.

“11m. was

too

in

.rian uniform, but
tint fur tcnim'cd from it. 'l‘lic nuts wcrc
whitc, thc ornaments and {ncitigs l‘l

:ilxer. null thcro one no cpaulcttt-s. I!
ll wt-rt- not .-\u~trlan c istumc it ccrtainly
was not l'iunian. That was thc prc-
ccdcnt ‘fcr n rulc that now obtains. at
tlic c mtincnt, that \vhctr it

(out I‘ll

court. he and his :uitc wcar thc nu [um
of thc country'in which thcy an: gncsts.
______________ ,
..\kC ir ling to n writcr in thc A'i.tr'.t' (5‘3
1'. .r' w}; il.h:is bccn almost u cruclty to
t’nxbitl the practice of suttco, or thc >112,
.itlc of llinrlu \\‘ltln\\‘~', while taking u“
to \lt-t't-nd s‘xch unfortunate pcr-
“'i“ from thc mist-tics to which thcy urt-
roitidcniuctl by nzttivc social laws. 'l‘hc
:hcm'y is. as cnuuciatcd bv the uncictd
Hindu lzuvmukcr Mann, that ‘:_u virtuous

aft-p5.

of hcr lord, she tit-\‘otcs hct‘sclt' to
|iiuu<uu~11 rlty 1 but a wdow who slightx~

’t‘.‘l;\‘ '

hvr dcccuwd husband by marrying again
brings «lisgracc'tcn lli‘lst‘lf hcrc bclnw,
and .~hall he cxcludud fro u the scat of
hcr lord.“ llcucchc «lirccti that shc
aliall “emaciutc hcr body by living \‘ol~
untarily on roots and
fruits, but let llt'l' nut, wh ~n hvr lord i~
tlcct-ascd, cvcn prououucc thc “111)“ of
unothcr mun. l.ct hcr t'unliuuc till death
forgiving nil injuritk‘. lltrltll‘luill‘: harsh
am 0:. avoiding cvcry plcttsure, and

intro lluw‘crs,

chccrlully practising the incomparuhlc
tnlci of virtue which havc bAcn lollowcd
by such wo'ncu as wcrc dcvntcd to « nly
one husband." 'l‘hcsc law s, though laid
down nearly 2,300 ycars ago, arc still
mcrcilcssly cnfurcctl, and the lifc 01' a
Hindu widuw‘is, in conscqucncc, nlmu»t
unbcnrnblc; in fnct, muny urc
known whtrc death from cxhuustion and
starvation follows thc. :itttmpt to ob—
servc thc prcscribed routine. of life. For
two daysiol‘ each month, for instancc.shc
must ncithcr eat nor drink anything, no
lunttcr lmw techie may be hcr hcnlth.

(‘tlSl‘S

, Otherwise she loses “caste" and forfeits

the respect. and,_curc of her family. We
advise American widows to stay when
they'are. . ,,

» ——«-———————————-— .

Our School Population.
According to the report. of tho Com~
missioncr of Education for 1882-3, the
school population of the States and Ter-
ritories amounts to 16,504,692: the num»
bcr of pupils ,cnrollcd, 10,304,473; and
the average daily attendance, 0,844,603;
and for 1683454, 16,794,403 school pop-
ulation, 10,738,192 pupils tnrolled, and
6,003,008 daily attendance-Air on in-
creusc in school population 01: 289, 710; of
enrolled pupils, 373,710; £1111 (1' daily
attendance; 349.265. Commissioner Ev»
ton's report is dated June :10, 1884, and
if we suppose a similar increase has taken
place during the period between that
date and August, 1886, there is now a
school population of 17,373,822: of en‘-
rollcd pupils. 11,485,630; and of "over-
age attendance, ,T,392,558.—Sch90l Jour-
ltt’ll- /

W

“ A Mun Frau Glesca.”
A Glasgow draper, who was narrating
his experiences during his first visit to
England, said he stepped into an Epis-
copul (‘hurch in the middle of the ser-
vicc just to see what they did. “I hudun
been well scaled,” he .said, “when the
minister, awa‘ at the ither end, cried out,
‘Lord reserve cs allll and then a' the

011100 by 8 Minnesota ‘Pmte‘-“ John: a oot me cried, ‘Lord preserve us

 

all !‘
scc a
Paper.

‘Preserve usl‘says I. ‘did 36 never
mu: true Glosoa aforelm—vSli

secretaries was writing a little tract dc- iNearly All

uh wc li.‘c is morc :isxaxcinztxl with feats _

wil'c u<ccud~ to hcuvmujf. utter thc tlc-

.Bindurel

 

the Chicago Pork
1 Packers, Quit Work.

 

lsmking Against a. Return to *3...
Ten-Hour Day.

 

Bother than submit. to.“ proposed return
to the systom of ten hours‘ work with ten
hours’ ray, 12,003 employs: of the various
pork packing houses of tho Cbimgo stock
yards quit work on the 8th and inaugurated
what was expected would be a long and
troublesome strike. A Chicago .dispatch
gives the following account of the inaugu-
ration of the strike:

Since May 10 the packing houses have been
running on v eight. boutx a day, but they
paid thc Incn for ten bouts‘ work. ‘The pork
packers say they canuotcompcto With pa ~k~
ers in other citnxs as long: as the present. sys‘
mm continues. and for some months tln-y

*2

have been threatening to put. tbcir
men on ton hours onco more with-
out. incrcnso of pay. A fcw days

ago a noti c to that 0th -t was pustcd in nit-st
of tho packing houses, the (into for thc return
to tbguld syswm being fixed for Monday
noxu Tho men at uncedctcrmincd that they
would not. give up the cigbtvhonr systcm.
This morning tinge employed at. the houses

of the Chicago I‘m-king and l‘ruv isiuu
Company mot and talked the thing
ovor. lh‘v decidml to quit \\ ork.

By common commit. the mcn stnrtul down
the ullcv to Armour's pa *king house“. and
for" sonic tiuic tbcre \\ 3‘4 great coulu‘ion, yoll-
in : and oxcitcnicnt. The tucn inst-lo did not
come! out. l1£l\\'\‘\|‘l‘.1[lltl it was but :1 [cw um—
mcnts until the lcthlcrs of the Knights of Lu~
bur took [mid of tho matter. Without any
gn-nt llo'lltlt‘ the men ‘ separated in
gangs nnd paid \‘lxl‘i to dim-writ [mum
'l‘hcro was a :cncrnl stowage of \\‘Ul‘k at cv-
erv uthcr honor, although the progro s was
{:r'udunl. “‘ith thc oxceptiou 0t Hutcly
llruthcrs and John Mui‘relb‘. the workmen
rcum'uwl to \ butt up c\ crything on hand.
' tunl this l'rnnght lllz‘lll out in spunk of 30 to
It“. llntcly llrotbcrs \vcro left thh 34.000
hood of crew: HRQIL‘ on tlicir bands antlfhlor-
rcll & (‘0. Willi H.000 ht‘lltl. ’

As fast as tho lllt‘n complvtod their work
and cwuc Hooping [rum tinx butldings they
won‘ mo! by two or tlirco tum \\ ho appraisal
to luix'x somé urdcr or wnrnm: union; thcm,
and in curry instntn c thc mcn scuttercd in all
dinwtions to their harm‘s. “'hcu all tht~
tmuxvs :uv running With full forccthere nrc
guru men cmplt-ywl. .~\t prmeut thew an-
gum UI‘ lllls numb ‘r 0,1th an! c‘iepluycd
in tho lumt‘ dclartuicrts and tho lxn‘unco in
purl; l“ ting Ax ncnrly thcnn b0 lcnrnci tho
barf tuvu tun c nut l-cs‘n «shod to I‘ctnru tn the
old svxtmu, and it 1‘ tlnuuht lilu‘ly that thc)‘
w." in»: l n, it i~ :titlu‘\l 1v“. liuw't-vcr. \\ hc‘hv‘r
tho Knights n1 hut-or Will not tudcr thc lncf
"Inc“ to go nut ill \Vr‘h-t‘ to strengthen 1h .1“.
utmu wl mu porn. “whom. Should tho .\ I'll?
tug pork tn LI‘I‘\ tittzunpt to 'I rm- the hoof
"m, t... tpt t “u! k. tl cw “Ill lm friction
cnnngh to that.» things l1\ «'3‘. . .

'l‘nt- I‘nc‘.m\‘ ‘.—\~ u‘uition tans murky“! l -‘.‘
,l‘inltmtun inc-.1 to guard tho pro] 0 tv of its

member <. and thc ulliccrs \\ Ill K”
into tho buuwx‘ tomorrow l‘mkcrtun
Ell n nro tint Mm! In tho llt‘lglilktl‘r
hum! of tho >t-uk Var-ls. and thcir
prownc.‘ tln-rc “all irritate any illlcchu;

\vln h ll\‘|\' \~\I~t Ilwlh 51.1.» hnu‘ lvccn g-l
tin; lt‘?lIl\ in in». horns. \I'rllll\t1‘]t‘~litt‘|vlr
ht 1mm plnn, nlhl l'nili invhcrx :Ilhl
‘\\ 1‘2. cu :n‘c tic!- runtiml ttnl‘lu ~,;t\c itt Th”
~.\nt..!'.lmt mu LllileL: about :1 >11‘th‘n of ll
.t:nlillt.tlt1<i lbw put kcrs‘ sac i! rusty last all
\‘illll‘l.

’l‘t» nuht r\rmour .Vt‘c “\‘\l"t‘ :\ “\‘lir‘fl in.
fortnuu; :hcu' ll’v‘H that tho) would bu t :t \l
011 tu—nmrinux “h: h is l.lt\1‘lt‘:\~ an uxtli- u
lion tlt thc bu m- \\ lil to map clu-ud'utttll
sonic form of u .wttln ncnt is tcachml.

s, ‘7 A a
H \ l ‘ V v ‘
LA l Izh .\ l‘.“ h.

CA\‘FRNUR “11.1. lms pnnhmul lln‘ \‘cw

York city \vurhingmcn \\ 1m urn» \v‘uh-ghpd

llm 1‘ ,

 

 

it! Matt“; ltllM‘ll til-nut thia- tir-ntlh usn {or
lK-yct-ltiu; u t on ‘\‘_ll hall pmprict ur.

li. Sunni: ll.“ in l.tt\ v \‘rt.t.r:. or
Florida. din-do (““1 days ngu at a New York
huh-l. Sonutur Ynlcc was born in lltu \\'c~t
lntlws in 1M 1, was the 1Tb! rcprcscntntivu ul
.l‘lli’llllf‘t ill.‘ t-ll‘fl dill“ 'Liufihi‘ ta dim-mm run I
V it tho t‘untwlcrutc sidu. 7

Tm: Tuluuumy Hull “int: utthc Now \"urk
t‘tty lh‘tntwrntx on tho llth nutmnntcl L'tur
g‘rsrstlltltl .-\l-rrru S. llcwrtt for .‘slityur.

ltt nu: FAmuumi. an aged {armor rmid
ing imu' Mmct’al l‘oint, “'11.. “lulu laminar»
nrily umiuc't‘ntnlly shot his \\ ilc ntnl tuni-
>0“.

 

Tm: l‘nitul Stutn.‘ Suprcmc t‘nurt is again
in scxvion. Tho nutulwr of 0a thc
dockct is 1,10 :. 'l‘bn .lmtu‘w cullml in :1
body at the \Vlm. ~ llnum to pay lllOlI’ rc-
sre ~t5 to tho l'rcsnlcnt. '

- Fs'rtucn (1am out. tho Stulnislt rpricst wh ,
murdcrwl th.‘ Bishop of Mndt‘id, has been
\‘onvh toll and sontcnccd to xlcnth.

llt‘M-‘AIHAN elections have ncsuluul in a
crushing dcfcat for tho Russiun party.

A qt‘Anu'H. bctwwu students and nonoos
at the Stat» l'nivorsity, Chapel lhlfiNJ‘u rc~
sultcd in an ntt-a ‘k on tho nogrtu‘a‘ dirt-11mg,
tho killing: of one studcnt and tho wonudng

of two others.
.xibtiu. t'll‘.‘ of tho Now \‘ork
‘ \‘l Iiiiiivl-zul furscllittg his

Ton of tho four»
bribe takct‘s

\‘ll {42“

llnvnv l.. s
,\l Tcrniwi of
\ctc. lut‘tlml tn t‘nnntln.
‘\‘.‘Ylt-ill"l‘ ullcgctl ultlrrmnnic
hm c lit‘t'u t‘vut‘rcwtc l and thcit‘ hnil illt‘l‘C‘fl\t‘ i
from $33»:th to Storm.

lit-JAR .-\l\\llltAl. l‘lll\\‘.\tltiT. ,Vlt‘ltnl5lliml
It l’tunt‘rct. t‘u1iti., at low tiny» tigo. 'Hc “as
built in Hcorcin in 1‘31, and “us on thcrrc-
tirctl Iixt ut' the l‘uitctl Statm Nmy.

l linwtx W. lit “RAGE, nsx‘istnnt post-
unstur (ll Troy, is Iiiigsiug, and his a count.
trc rcporbul to l o $ LHU short.

.-\ um vv storm lttl; done t‘ullslult‘l'tllll‘.‘
luninm at New tlrlcnus, tlnlvmtun, Muliilu,
Hill other points nlun; tlm Gulf of Mexico.

A cuxrnsr ovcr tho will of Vice l’l‘csiulcnt
llundricks isuhont. to take place at ludinn~
ul‘olix llcirs of tho luto \‘icckl‘rusidcnt's
mother claim a onwthinl iutcrost in tlic c.»
tnto

.»\ t-‘utcmn'r train run into nshittiug engine
through on uncluscd switch at has: l.ivcr—
pool, Ohio, coming the immcdinti death of
llrakomau \Volkor and fatal ingurios to Fore-
‘mau Pack. 7 .

Max“; throats hove been made in Chicago
against the jury who found the seven
Anarchists guilty of murder: in one case an
attempt has boonmnde to mob a jurymau.
The Chicago authoritios will tiko steps to
suppre§ tb.‘ activity of tho Anarchists

Govnnxou GRAY, of Indiana, has dc—
clured a quarantine against all Illinois cat?
tle on account. of the prevalence of plouro—
pnonmonio. in the latter State.

LOUISE MICHEI , the notorious woman
Socialist and agitator, has been pardoned
out of a French prison.

A PIG IN THE MOSQUE.

Mohammedaus and Hindus Engage.
in II Bloody “lot. at Delhi.

The ill feeling recently mused between
the Hindus and Mohammedanslut Delhi, lu-
diu, over mutral violations of their rospoctivo
rel gtous principles culminated in a riot the
other night. Several persons were killed.

The immediate cause of the blood.
shoal was the profaniug of the
, J umma Musjcedpr Great; Mosque,by a Hindu
sectarian leader. who tied a small ig in a
painful posture within the sacred 9 itice, so
that it: squealed with all its might. Tbs en-
raged the Mohammedan, and they of. once
amulhsd the Hindus -

The native religious agitation is continually
gaining dangerous activity. One cause of
much of the trouble is the fact that the but,-
ter in common us; has been touud to have

been adultoratod with pigs‘ fat.
At. Bombay lsocietybas been organized to
31:9. hostility to Mohammednnlan and
inculcate _a general knowledge of the true
upon. . .

 

 

trio, .
, 3 16,000,010, xgum $1,013,“)! last year.

Eastern ' ‘
W . , and Middle States.
M125 0 «11:0 miners in tho Lebigb (Pearl)

:22: “limb blve been advanced two per

(003 more of the New York “Boodle" Al-
dermen of 1881: chorgel with accepting
bribes for granting a. charter to the Broad-
way Horsocar Company are about to be
tried. Alderman Jaeh‘ue is set-Vin: out his
sentence in Sing Sin , and several others of
tho indicted City Fat, crs have fled to Cana-
da or Europe.

Miss KATE TAYLOR. aged 25 yours. was

literally blown to atoms by an explosion of
fulminate of mercury at the \\ iucbester
Arms Factory in New Haven.
. A SHORTAGE of $31,000 in the accounts of
Joseph Carter. cx~Town Treasurer of Pitts-
field. Mass, was discovered on the bth. Mr.
Carter was plural under surveillance, and
given an opportunity to explain the deb-
cicncy.

Hux. At‘STlNl“. I’nu‘, United States Sew
ator from New Hampshire. dropped den-l of
heart discuseu few days ago on hIS form {It
Franklin Falls. Senator him was' born in
1‘19. :tudml law. had served as President of
thc Now Hmnpsbiro State Sonata and as
Speaker 01' the Stain 110in of lieprcscnta~
tires, was a memhcrx of tho Fit‘twthird t‘mi-
urn-as, turd unselected to tho {'nitod states
Scnntc in 1w; -

flux. S. S. (‘03:. I’nitctl States Minister to

few days since.
Cough-Q

THE tiluitm‘ster ,Mnsxl fishing S‘lumuot‘
Selll,5t0t‘kl\t‘ltl:fi, .with fourteen men on

 

 

Ttn‘kcv. arrived at h..< hum -. Now York. a ,
llo wants to go back to ,

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mums Darrin .FLllll

A British Captain Lowers the
Stars and Stripes at Halifax.

 

 

Obedience Gompelled on a. Detained
American Schooner.

Particulars of another seizure of an Amer-
ican vessel by the British authorities are
given in the following dLspatch of the 11th
from Halifax, Nova Scotiaz-

By far the mod: serious event- in interna-
tional affairs since the abnvgatiou of the
“'ushingt-zen Treaty occurred at. Shelburue to-
day “bun Capt. Quigley hauled duvu the
United States flag from the American vessel
Marion Grimes At midnight, Thumlay. tho
Gloucester schooner ram iubu the entrance
of Shelbnruc harbor to escape the fury
of a heavy sont‘icast. gale. She anchored
eight. miles from the Custunr‘uouso. The
storm moderating at daylight, Captain Lon.
dry hove anchor and “as about, to proceed
on his voyage whcn be was lonrded by an
armcxl guard from the cruiser Terror and,

subsequently, seized for not. report-
ing at t‘ustums. ‘l‘uptain Landry’s
puttmts, that the Custonbbonso was
eight min-s distant. that it hm] been

l'10\0.l cight homx before he nurture! and
would u rt licopcn for four hours after he
, aided. and that llC' had had no communb a~
' (ion with the sh zrc. were of no avail. and a
tincof $1th was uni-thud by the Uttznva au-
thor.tic& (‘otisuhllcncml l‘hclzui wirml the

 

board, bus been lost.

South and \Ves't.

Fot'n men were instantly kiliol and a fifth
fatally injurctl b‘.‘
powdcr ucur' l beadwcml. l‘nk.

LATER t‘ciutrts mt til-"number of tit-ad by
tho d">Ull~‘il vn 1*uu- Ali‘sixsi -pi \It“iltl"l‘ 1.1
Mawwtzo. tit-a:- t‘apc “iron can. Mo.
twcut) two, withubout tiltccu persons uns—
sing.

13!:\R1:AI. Junx ll. linntmv
clock-t1 tiuvuruurznf Hour ~
cppuxition to the Shite
ticnci nl (lord n.

(‘HLURAD s lk‘tum‘rnts have nomiuatnd
Rev. Myron “X llw-d, a L‘ongrcgatimml
pronclwr. for (‘nugn-rs. ’

Tm: motion fur :- new trial in the no.0 of

hecu
a. Tbcro was no
ticket hcadml by

hm

 

t‘hicngo has boon \lczziul.

ltuunxus lxnikc int.- a Catholic Church at
Nutw Dunno. lnd . and 3:||l(‘ trum tho altar
twogoldnu cruwn‘ nt’ grail. \nlut- mm“ tlio
\‘ttuo u‘lct‘mg'ut tho cx l'Iniprmx‘ Hug-11w,
tlnnutlic: the tlc‘v’vloutnl gift of Mn: Ucuvral
Shcrlnln.

l‘iminir' in“ n no d rue iuim ~nsc dating.
in Northvra Dakota.

Tm: tiftvwitth smut annual cnntcruutv of
tho M \rniuu Church. hold at l‘unlvtllc, l'tuh,
was uttcndul by 41‘ l rlt‘lvgitlsN. 'l'hc pnlh v
of th - {\l‘lt‘dllfi‘ll in :ixnrot polygamy wen
\ 1.;nruu‘ly uphcld ll] :1 lctlcr 1mm l-‘im l‘l‘t‘sl
dunt John Tu)! «z, 194ml from his hulmg
plu. c,

Tut: l’nitol Lab! partv have put a
Stt‘ttulitmit \‘1!}‘ la‘: 11' tickct in tho tiold a!
St. Louis, 'l‘licv b no «is.» made thwo t‘cn-
gh\vlt\lllil mun-unto u~.

'I‘uum' \lnwks‘ «’1' carth‘tuakn won: fol: o'i
thu Ttti nt Sour-t nil}, 8,. t‘ . and a Sitxlll.
sliw k at t‘lizulwt ~:i th ~ follow tug murmuz.

Nfilili.‘\l’\-\ Donn rats hnvc nominntwl n

 

, {1.12 stat“ ttcltct ht". l-xl li'c James Ii. North
Izvl‘ t: ncrntyr.
\\‘u2~ttr \\'rt. vi-v n'nl Nulltltl ,\l salv

il‘t'lll \‘U‘-\1(‘lr \u‘n- hung-l . n the ‘th. 111 ~
{unncrnt lfilgcfivlel. S. 12, luv t‘u‘ n urdt-r
and rub? cry n: :i :Ztlivv' pluitlv‘r. and tho
lnttt-r u‘, l 113"” o \lu.. [sir aaqtulting
n math :1 la ly nt 51' . will) rti\ n )‘cuts.

 

‘tgx.

 

,\ t.r‘\'t‘\\'tt trn; » lv “ax mmntcl tliu othcr
tlnv 111 n \m :rtv Hunt!» :tl St Louis, nn nts
ill-’ll" tinlnml Fan luwu-r killm: lus wilc Ll
in drewln; room nn-i {huntnking lttS own lilc.

't‘nh‘m-‘r has~ lru-"i llumlml with cunntcn
lots of th~~ no“ tow It All u‘ .,l\ or m‘i‘tztl autos.
t\>llt‘d at {my tlny~ lclurc tho ttmc tin-d to
lmgm ctr. ulatm: tlt~ gcmtmo curtttivntcs.
lin-u thc l-nnt.‘ \\\'l\‘ dc cnod by tho lunta»
twns.

Tttt‘ twn l)ilin“-l lwuthun bad u put \l~
liglil with ”0- t on ll wt l-rntlwrs at Main:
l‘lonsaut. 'l‘cxas. Jo um lived an l John tut-
lnul “urn killch .

NAiuAN M firtEI-l‘. tnanngln; partner of
v \‘ ... __-.. " , " . n... ..... ......
nas‘ ho 1 Yul amt-do alter stcolui} ovcr $300,—
(It I by martin: trun-lulcnt nun-house rom'pts.
Tho hrm was uhligmt Ln gm into bankruptcy.
_\\~uld llllt‘ lust nioucy hoavlly by stimulation.

’l‘uuu \\ .l (1.1a t til: s, \h . young ln\\'\‘\\r
cutn lt‘l\‘ l at l‘m‘ltm- ti l. \':i.. ot tln- tuurtlcr
at bu t‘rl‘.1~llt. Lillian Mutlmun, having bocu
:lrti'u-vl n rut 'tnl, bu. lwcu ht‘lllt‘uU‘VI to be
hniigml‘N«.-x cuibcr ltl.

\"asl-inglhn.

Mus. t‘:.r:\ ELAVI‘ It'l .ruwl to tlm “'liita
House on tho lith aflcr a low rtnya‘ \‘istt l. )
Bull‘ul \. , , '

Tin: Whito House is again hotlogod daily
by :1 host of vixttntx

(iRNKlt\l. Jm‘xx‘nx, l‘nitml Status .\liuis«
ter to Mcucu, hm in; boon rv‘allcd, how ru-
turnml wrth his woo to Savannah.

Tm: l'rcddcut ins upputntwlttom-rll John
M. (Torso us l'ihltittlilt‘t‘ n! Mouton, viva Ed<
ward S. 'l‘ohoy suvpcndml.

L‘ONMISSIUNEI:SPARKS,“
says in his annual rc ut t at doprodntiotm
upon tlisV p‘ll)li~‘ tint K‘t‘, unlawful cushy
sures of tho public dutunin and illcgul nupr.»
printious of the land on) exwiisiv ‘
used. . .

A rmuxrnnx‘rs or l‘ustrunstom bv tho l‘n‘si-
tlt‘llt‘ lli‘itlgot Lamant Summit. 3. J.: “'m.
M llrcslin, nt 1 t‘lutttutt, l‘cnn. : .\liclmol
'l‘icrney. at Salt-m, N. .l.; James Mulligan,
at t‘cntrul l’nlls, It. I. .

H Tm: l'rcsi tout has pnt‘tlunml Autumn .\l.
lcnny. .l. 1‘. Kcni Ilultl J. ll. t‘hi blotter-son.
llu‘t-c. lltshnpuil‘ t‘hc .‘lurmuu (‘lturclt, “ho
“‘crc corn ll‘lthl in Arizona about. two vcum
ucuof violation of tho l-Itlniunds law and
scutcucod t-i uuprisunuicnt n‘t l‘ctroit, Much.
'1 hey worn the nrst )K‘l’s ins mm under that
law. and tho l‘rosid‘nt undtho Attorncv~
tlcncrnl. m wcll in thc .ithlgobcforu whom 1 ho
”has m t‘c hcnrtl. arc uuw satisfiod that th-~
Scott-11cm itniuunl wore illcgnl and excessive.

he Laud 001cc,

Foreign.

A «“UH‘MN of British troo R sent to relieve
tho surrounded gnrtason at ; yotheit in Bur—
mul) discuvorwl on the march the bodies of
sovcrul British incu‘cngcrs who had been
crucified.

l‘mxcu hl‘HAS‘l‘ANI. a member of o well-
kunwn Non; olitnn family. cotnmittod suicide
In l'uris utter seeing his unmo postatl as a de-
faulter at his club ho hum of his failure to
pay his losses at gu-ubliug.

THE Quoen Regent of Spain bus signed a
dosrcc freeing the slnvcs in Cuba from the
mtnmudcr of their term of wrvitude.

Guitar prairie fires havcbmn raging in
Manitoba. Around Mordou scores of set.-
tlcrs have lost all they passeswxl, including-
barns and livo stack. 9 ‘

Entnxnu' natives disaulted an! carried
Tatum, Osman Digma‘s old stronghold in the
Soudun. Two huudrol rebels were killed
md many prisoners were mken. ,

Saxsrons Luxu'xr'rn and General Gravy
the French President‘s brother, will repay
suit the hunch Senate at the mremonies at.-
teudmg the unteiliugof the Statue of Lily
erty at: New York. ' ,

S. anuuxct‘ls cotton mill and four houses
at Chorley, England, have been burned. The
loss is summon, ‘

A NEW Cabinet has been formed in Chill.

M. m: Lnssnt-s, of Pauu'na Carnal fame,
wrll attend the delicstion of Bartholdl‘o
Statue of Liberty in New York.

THE \‘ienna nuthoritio: are reported 150
have discover-c0 nu Anon-his: P103 ‘0 dastroy
the city and assassinate Emperor Francis
Joseph. The node select immense quantified
of bombs and ex lostves iu difl'oren. parts 01
\ icnua. and ma 8 mauv atmts.

. “x. , ~——-—-— --- W “

IT costs nearly $200,005) every year to move
the Viceroy of India and his government
1mm Calcutta to Shula during the bot sea-
son, and back agsin when the cool weather
sets to. Lord Duffel-in has just sent. in

if 1:11 of this mount, and the natives Pro-
:5

 

ls Cores, the other day. an old Iran, his
Wife, two daughters, grandchild and sun‘s
Wife were hanged, be2au~e they belonged to
the family of 2: Bureau soldiergwbo took part
in the conspiracy of December, 1584.

 

. ,II is estimated that the value of the wheat
min: California this year will be nearly
don lo Hut; of but; ear, when it was worth

The yiold of barley is placed at:

 

an cxptmit-n of giant .

at,

the cight Anarchists condctuncl to dcutlt m ‘

eb‘ limo. .

Ministcr cf (‘uxtumv the trivial nature of the
‘ allcgul otTrn c, and :h‘kcd for a icdnvt on of
thc~ tinc. 1m, was rcfns- d. But pending
~ the indructiutzs t-f ah».l til-m akfcr own-“rs I'LL
. gurdiu; 1|le Izt'v :ncut of tlic 1‘11» tho Marion
Urnmu w; allow-«l tn I‘Ltlt‘ :tt :utcbut‘ Itudcr
‘ [ho lm\v.uf tho cruiser. tint-rut of lit-mg
ducked and pin nl inchm goo: :irmcd guards
as IS 0an Quigry‘s Inuit. wtth capturvd
Auwri. nu \‘csst-k
; . This moniiug Quiglcv nbserval the Ameri-
3 can Ilng flying trum the nmiutnnst ot' the
E Grimm. upon which had been placed the
' Que-en‘s brxxnlarruw, Qtuglcy was :htntr
islnul :ll ll!“ Yank-v skitrln‘r‘n and: ‘ity. find
itntnwltatcly rent to inquire if he hurl lwu
- rclmsol tn-m thc t‘uxtnm; nuthuntu-s
, (in rcrvixiug n ncgativc i‘cplv he onlcrtxl
: the Alllt‘l‘h'flll sktplwr to haul down the
2 American ling, as its display \\ as a gross im-
! propricty when the \tswl was u~ the custody

 

‘ ut‘ Hrilhll Oll‘tl‘tllls tor a l-rca ho! British luw.
i Captain Landry accordingly hauled down
hi~~ ting. Tho Atncriruu sklppor went ashore,
t‘t‘ll‘l‘l‘x‘rwl with lll‘ friends. saw the degruxlm
tron to which ho had born sub,“ ‘tcd, and im»
inuhntcly r-turncd to his vcswl, and was
l;.\ltl in tho mt Uf'lmist it; tho stars and
, straws when the (‘nnmlinu tar unvc tit-arc
» hailnl him. and lcnrniru: that tho vrswl 1nd
nut yct lwu rc‘ so»! 1y thct‘nstunu Lh‘parl-
, urn-lit pn- Nugm, forbade him hoisting his
3 L‘J- -. ,
1 Laundry re; licl that ho had a perfect right
to fly his Anwricnn ting uvcr an Ammi an
: \vs n~l and that crumb-v nur nonthor man
could prcvcnt him. and ltu thou-(uni haulc-l
tho Stars and Sll‘un“ to tltc mmtbcntl.
: 'rllt" arr-ally cnrngwl munglcy. \I'ho inr
mod :11 ly lmurrh-d tho (trums with an
mum-.1 guard and \ i;nrwtl\i_\‘ rcluuthltutol
tn itb thc Amcn :iti \kiptur upon tliu l\N\lI\ll

 

: now of his pro w‘lxuzs. which \h-uld
pn-lcrbly tcuilt in thc inc; 1-! hi.- \'9\~rl
- un-l t-rin; nlmut intvrth-uml nu»

gxlcnmntnm‘. \,!tir,.;lt-y‘ tlxcn l\‘\\!‘l‘t\l th~~

Sun-s mul St [1le fr em tlw Ulfl‘llh‘lltLHllTU‘e

111 ~ 15:1,; lmlyzutl‘uf lhu x h «m -r and canto

n‘ltnts‘, :mtl tlw .\l:u mu Grimm “a“ I‘lllhv‘
: qncntlt brought to a “hurt and plan-J in
char gu "1' n gunr l.

t‘upla u Lula-er is rotit‘cnt almttt tlii<.n‘-
hm", hm! t‘uthnl Hrncrnl l'hclau lwcann- \ct y
; iii-liminnt “tn-u thu t»~lcgru}~hw rut "1124
Y Wu! hctl him t‘u~ attvt‘timut.an-l t‘cgnr-L It
as tho most higlrhnndtkl outnuo vct print“
1 :itml. llc’ ltlllln‘thnlt‘l)‘ (cl-"gnu but tho
7 In: Ls to Nxcrctnrr l'nvnrtt.

THE NATIONAL GAME.

Tux Detroit Leaguo Club has dvo pltcbon
under contract
ALL of thn Lemma and American Anocia
_ lion clubs have mndc money this season.
Tut: Jersey (‘Ilf‘ and Newark Clubs wit?
, probably join the lntornntiouul lmu. ncxl
yur.

Tu: St. Louis American .\\fi1 ~iati0u Club
will go to Colin); nm on Novo “but I for the
I-ontgr

Tul (‘himcm have tho best home moon! of
d y club. Tin-v won titty two and lost ton
' zooms on their OWn ground:

A Bnocxrcv .Mnm shoe manufacturer
, has givcu tho Brocktun player‘- sixty irs of
. shoe. this your for lhl‘l'G-NW hits a homo
runs.
Ir is mnsidorol quite likely that the New
Yorks wall blue 3 duplicates tutu! next year
1 from Which to draw in case of sickness or
. injury to the regular men.
_ \YALIKH But-“'3', of l‘ittsburg, is the p20
tor cf a colored lvnruc. comprising at
. out six clubs located in l’ittazlmrg, \\ asb-
inztou. lla'timoro, Trenton, Philadelphia and
. Clovolau-l.
Tut seen-t of tho snows of the Chicago
.1 Club in tho Ikitguo and thc St. Innis Club
in tho Arum-iron Association is that. they play
as well as they can throughout ovary game.
'l‘hoy noxor lusc hoart at. tho log of a game;
nttur losing Lb i): make a. strongor otl’ort the
next tunc.

TM 1-: lundcrs of League batsmen for ten
5'an past nm as fulloWs; 1‘20. Ross Bur-nos.

.403; lb‘h‘. Jun White, .RV'n; 15:8. Dalrym~
' pic, .ll'uti; 1920, .-\ns m, Jul; ism, Gore, .2313;
Q Int, An on. 302': 1‘“, llmutlicrs, .3107; Infill,

Brouthcts‘. .Slll; lS‘l, O‘Rourke, $5); 1533,
1 Connor, .371. '

Drum: n rcccnt game at New Orleans a
catcher gut tho bull and stood directly on the
lino to lutcrccpt n time runncr \\ ho was com-
- lug homo at, a rlpid gait. 'l ho runner

leupcd vicar ovcr tho cntclcr, bat did not
' utrikcths plate when be all; i, and loforl
he could do so was put out.

Tun Philadelphia 'l‘iinrs says: “Boston
claims to hove clcured $50,000 this season,
. Now York $100,000, Detroit almut $40,010,
3 and Chicago Ritual. The profits-of the lo. :1
clubs will not be so largo. The Athlutics
will prolinblv mako from $23," to to s «gm ),
3nd tho Philadelphia Club under Sfllnkfl.“

NATIONAL LEAGI'E.

The Lonnie race for tho championship has

closed with tho following r9 amt. the Chi-
cugus winning tho championship for the
‘ sixth time in eleven ywu‘s:

 

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Won Lmt. . Wm Lost.
Detniit........~‘7 30 I Philadelphiafll 43
Chi ...... 3t Boswu.....,,5u 131
lNew ork. .75 M “infirm"?! 91
5 8b. Louis. ... “43 7.) Kansas City..29 89

AMERIQAN ASSOCIATION uncorm.
In tho American Association the St. Louis
Club has again won first place. Tho follow.
lug lathe record, nearly complete:

“'01! Lost. Won Lost.
St. Louis.. . .93 4o Pittsburg. ....77 57
Brooklyn. . . .77 01 Cincinnati. . .65 73
Athletic. . . . .61 71 Louisville. . . .05 70
Baltimm. . .43 8‘3 Metropolitan? 78

 

CROP REPORT

5

A Great lncrcasc in tho “'hcat Yield
——Ut her Crops,

Tho report of the Department of Agricul-
ture for October gives the local, estimates of
, yield per «arc of small grains, with condition
of corn, pota‘oes, and othar into crops. The
results corroborata the previous returns of
“boat, t untlrming ox; notation: of slight in
cream for tho first records of threshing.
without: making any vcry material addition
to the crop aggregate. The average yield
upon an acro of fully thirty-seven niilliun
asrcs nppt an to be clo e to 1:”, bushels for
ucrc. hulking the mp an average of a series
of yours. 'I he area at tituJy harvested is now
the l rincipn-t obju t of exu t determinnt on.
Thu rc~ult will \a")' littlo from an iucwaso
of 100,tmt,1210 bushels over the crop of in 1:
year. ‘ r

The average yicld ret- atue of nuts is 2 U“-
bushels, making a crop of over (Humidor)
buslmlc. The barley r repairers-so 22A bushels
per acre, and 1b s product will 0.11110 nearly
up to sixty bushels. The average yicld of the
rye crop is 11.5 bushels perucream l the prod‘
not on 1- 2 1,000,000 bushels. ‘

The high ' temperature of September and
absence of frost have improvel corn crop

rOSpects, and made-the expectations or :13

ushels per u:~ro,a.ud rendered certain a crop
afar least; 1,050,000;er bushels.

The genes-91 average of October condition
of potatoes Is 31, against: K2 last year. The
tobacco average condition is near-l 87.

The promise of buckwheat is or a crop
slightly under average. Condition in New
York and Philadelpbio starbich is newly the

 

general avers ge. .

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‘7

A B 1111.3 0P

Queer- Canvass for the Governor-ship
of Tennessee.

Oueof the queer-est outcomes of with?
ditferenws is the canvass for the Gamma!-
sbip of 'Dennemee‘bzing made by “Bob" 5nd
“Alf” Taylor, brothers and rival candida?»s
nominated by the two leading parties of the
State. They have been cunning the
State together, speaking from the some p110-
forms, traveling in company and occupying
the some moms in the various howls at which
they stopped. A recent. Memphis dispatch
gives the following interesting details of
their reception in that city:
The Taylor brothers have canvassed the

 

 

the nominees and referred to the canvas as
o show, but. the peopla‘ of Tennesce Dro-
nounce it. the 111033, entertainingbrilliant and
able canvass over made in the State.

It. wgs left. for .Mempbk to bring theori—
thusiasm to a climax. Great prcpzu'ations
had been tirade to give Bob 8 reception
Worthy of the city. Alf‘s l'rtends. not. de-

sirin a dezncuxtration, met. him yesterday at
the cpot and wormed him quietly to the
hotel. Bob got off the train two miles Iran

the city. A large procexsinn Wm: there wait—
ing to rercivc bun. There were hundreds of
horsemen wearing sashes and white roses.
Them won; many ladies in carriages and
grcar t-n-“ds on toot.

“'ben Bob stopped from the train be Was

recbcd with a round of applame. Judge J.
l . Greer made th.- 5'193‘11 nt' wclzcrne. In
concluding his spout i he said: “\Ve we]-
come you Imam. b a-ausc yuu. with your
distingunhcd brotliur. bun: taught the peo—

ing candidate is: not argument: that the
discomtiturc of an optimal: is no proof of
titnoxx {or public. trust‘ Standing by our
great rivcr. which bvars on and forever its
un‘&\i;:t‘t : the sea. I trust your strong. hope
ful tons may bcxnugbt up by the path
pie \\ht&‘ shows its “‘aer" wash, an!
bear to them the uttsmgc: ‘Grcat turtles
must stand for gn-at l-rin ~iplcs. and liev-
in; th s we have must no cn-ntly put away
tho 1 at of our t ummun country . Lcmuse we
Iizcmth» cvpmrliu: pic-cut and hope to
make cl 1: rlw t'oun I own u!‘ a gnu: futurc.’
hm v. 1‘ bid you “‘Ch‘.) no to Shilby
County.“ , ,

1L0 stand for tho spousin: was erected
on the tanks of the .\ii\~ siptii. Probably
the lnrgcst crowd that ch r awcmblcd at a

xliticnl Inc-chug in Memphis them!

1 night to bau- tb~ Taylor robbers
lhrnnm‘s gn‘at 3h0\\‘. wbu h cvbibttei

i coolly,

, should be entered.

 

Decree ofth‘ia Court in them

of the Chicago Anarchists.

Seven Sentenced to be Hanged
One tolmprisonment.

 

 

hemorrhagic max-chm held re-
sponsible for thermos-creams [hymn-hes,
ministhst been broughtwanend-
seven of the prisoners—A. B. P1780133: Au-
gust Spies, Sunnd Fieldw, Innis Inna.

» George Engel, Michal Schvrnb md Adolph

Salaam troll? ~the Imo¥gtaimMOt Cm? i Fischer—havo been sentenced to be has”,
to o i§tssi 1p . cy Va '9!) ~ ' '

to more than i one hundred thematic! “ll “‘3" heebe “3‘5 been mdm‘fd‘?’ no.
people. At. every . plaza they , havet $528,: mm years Imprisonmu bud
created intone interest and I g-nen ‘ . -
enthusiasm. Some people have sneercd at 130““ mum (‘0an room wagoccordmg

to 3 Chi 0 di tch, a most impmh‘o
one. JuggGm-fiho has always been con-
sidered the coklest and harde-t ,man on the
Bench, showed more emotion than he was
ever thought ca; 8-h- of. 1115 Val!!! foltcred
ondbo was much affectal. The prisoners
Ill took the senteflce «31le and
except. Schwab. who is :1 bquen and
nervous man. He grew pale and gasped for
breath. The 0th rshnd amass eotly long ogo
given up all but-c and knew what was coming.

hey have made up weir minds to dze

ibrnvely in the bane of beinglookod upon

hereafter as martyrs to a great mine.

The closing 5 one: wcrc watched with the
pmfoundwt iuh‘l'85t by the ublic, and for
was thou an hour the sure: In host of the
Court House was tbr‘onged by an eager
crowd, riotous-tenth of whom could posstbly
hope to gain admtlzaur‘e. The police were in
full force all over the: court rot-in. and there
was more than the ordinary large aim-odour o

ple of your tiatne Stat: that. per— of ladies . The priwner Pars «us was the last
sought“ in pt Mix is sewndary to of the pnwners to ‘ad-lm the court in re-
print-into: that abu «- of an oppos— spouse to the Judge 5 dvmand u hmbcr they

had anything to sav why scutom‘a sbculd
not be trowel. He spoke cmu’nuously five
hours and forty minutca ,

At the conclusion of Parsons sstK-e ‘h Judgo
Gray was about t) prumruum: seti'rn a when
Captain Black, ot‘ arousal tor the prisoners,
desire! that a motion in arrest of ‘udgment
Mr. Hrmnvll. the State's
Attorney, boving as~un~t bin; that no merely
techui ‘al matters should interfere With the
dcfcudauui‘ rights, thc court proceodml to
the solemn duty devohiug upon him.
In brief but , impresive vn-rds and
in bones which at anv {“219 would
have commanded mpcctful attention. the
Judge gave tittu: extra-«ion to the gulp
men! of the Court. Hts Inna workcd "(tnvul-
sivcly wbcu be tut-gun. sud “hi-n be masked
the word “listigcd” b - taken-d. and umld
with dithculty utter ‘uffl—wou—uc—daad.‘
The lost words Werefitencl‘v nudrblo. Th.

 

how the night lk‘fvrl‘. did not have so lure a
craywrl. Rub w” intruduccd in an clmucnt
staw't‘lt by It I“. Loonc)‘. ”1* held the rapt
litetttiuu of tho You: audicuce for on but.“
and a half and was chm-ml from the very
start. So orator ever delighted an nudienx
more than dad Bob.

Judgc Brown utts-mptcd to introduce All.
The crowd would not lct him wooed, but
called loudly for Bob. The ridge stood
looking in tbs fa ~03 of the oudience for five
minutls, but, finding it lint-(Ruble to speak,
took Alf by tln- arm and «seemed bun to
tho stand. Although the crowd was may
for Bob. Alf nimlc 81inc- imprmion. Hts
delicate tIu'u-tn' at his brother were received
with great applause. There were a great
many lozlics l r- s -nt. an 1 they pmuted the
outer; with luciutful hiuqlhts, which ten
.0ch in eloquent smashes

 

.1 ..

A PEoT HOUSE AFLOAT.
\‘cllow I‘M-var Carrying :\ way a \‘t-s~
M‘l‘h’ l'l‘l-w

l’r:tr~h (‘vnsul lrc Fouhlnupic. nidml by
two litittsh shit-masters. has t-utiiglctml n!
_\'t-\v t‘vrlvnth tin ltl\t*~1l:;|ll“ll Hf, thA- nmttcr
of tlic l‘nr}; .‘lvlltl‘t‘ill and
t‘upt. h‘ ittrtlutn. Thu Litts-r Mitt-rel sin: ti
tlu‘ l'nm-l State. ct-uz‘t for snlvngc. I‘lalm
in; that lu‘ hclgcl tiic Mark all the h- F
to 1): hot’ to t‘nmpcn it). but lit-r wpm cl
plum-tlnnow crew un tum-d. nml bulimia:
n-r tn Ncw t Tit-nth, 'l‘hc lurk ha i a trt‘rtt-h-
«‘xin-ricnt v Shc \\:h n 1h mm; 1m! huuw

lacr rcwuo lw n

with it. and th-. tuul rluthm: smut-not lit -
mr the widow l-icntéml. \\ llx‘lt tln-rc w.»
hardly any (\llt‘ tctt to 1mm tit . vt so»: u hur~

 

.‘Hl‘X‘ldL‘Ll and thcrc \\ as cvidenw cf 11w prox—
imity of hunt. )‘ct norm of tho mcn th‘Srt’luJ
the craft. 'l‘bcrc was Muncwxcusc to: t v.11;
from n pc~t 12 ohm bit it it mm of lb ‘111 vi". cu
thought u; III-wrung. in» our. as thcv sum.
tlwy thought thcy could sit- c her. A

'l'hcdcc..~iu:i ct thc t‘onsul s court “a; tha‘
the bark lrxd nut luv-ti nhnndonwl. and ”.0
S]. k and dvmg‘uu lurtztl Nominal by tn Nu . e
licr, thou ;h “by had an o_ portumtv to :9
«show.

 

 

AMERICAN SILK CULTURE.

Commissioner- Colman's
menus with Nat ive Cocoon;

At its last session Congress modem: unpro-
printion to enable the Commissioner of Agri;
culture to test the most. improved machinery
for converting silk cocoons into raw silk.
The Commissioner is now setting up in on.
of the department buildings of \\'n~bington

six Scrrcll automatic silk reels, which be pro-
to operate during the coming your.

 

circular t wocconmiscm, informing them cf
his rendition to purchase their products
Theso cocoons are now loing rcceivel gcueb
ally in small lots Some of them are :0-
nounced by the expert Italian em iloyol by
tho Ag‘icultural Department to be better
than c European average. Inst year wo
imported. duty free. near-1 y tantrum worth
_ of reeled silk. If the cocoons which entered

into this silk had been proluccd in this coun«
try it would. have udder! $50,010.01.” to the
income of un- farmers. and would have
remained noarly 12,00) persons to operate
the machinery no usury to convert: them
into raw lilk. The department officials bop.
for the ultimo“ success of tlm'r efforts to
demonstrate the pm, ticability of rooting tho
Silk economiJHy in'the United States.

 

NEWSY GLBANINGS.

(‘nnnurs'nim & C., is daily crowded with
acumiont-sts. ‘

THERE are six th msand bee—kee rs in
State of Iowa. pe the
thu'mln‘ birds are going Souths month
earlier than usual,und an early winter is pre-
dt yd. ‘
Cucncnss in this countrv are at'
to u a 60,000 gallons of wine every valid-um
Iacrauieutul purposes. '

(m theauccstral farm of ‘30: ' ‘ '-
cott at. Dam~ vets. Moss, is a" Wrym} hug-El
years ula. It still beans trait. every year. :;
ucnrxrxo start-d a cont! 1‘ ' ‘
forcst of the )‘ellowstoue $35 1hr“ “lie
which (Removed immense tm .15 of timber. ,
Ittv. Mn. HARVEY telermpbsn Mon‘
deal
paper that tho reports of dzditutdou inzNow-
ountllaud have been greatly exaggerated

A‘\\'ELL digger in 0sco,IlI. found -
log t\\lcl|t\'£i;hb f e: bolow‘ the sugrrgtlzlotil’
the ground, and m the 10,; a vigorous frog

A FLock of sheep got on the tm k .

. . . _ of
Enrgndt'lruu‘f ha Inn; near Fergus, (homage
ty—t ‘1:an ashel through them, killing six~

‘ IF Daniel Pine of Paw Paw Ill 1' ‘ ‘-
gdd-Defieggir htla; will be one httnel’reileyfegil-s

mo eamusos angel” ‘ ‘ ' ‘
and sawing woml. h‘ I b) booing
AT the recent State fair in low Mrs; C
womanlidnggadaughysr, of I): Monies;
. an im
needle and fancy wot-pie Inns and pr for

Tat: Peruvian Government has Issued a

 

 

{9.

Expert- '

date tixol (or the eantiou was the 3d of
De ember. ‘

Cochin Black ones» to méw seztiet-cbnzcal
5 point; \thn the twitter was de Mal. th.
s prisoners fiudh:wslowly to walk out of
z the court :05!!! With tbetmli'fs who had them
a in chm-2a. The prisoners. who had carnal to
‘ 15mm to the sentence “ mt added pallor, ex-
hibited no other 31:02:01: on hearing the fatal
won-dc. As they row. Mrs. I‘m-mus came :1
and kixssl bcr husband. Mrs. Amos aLso kin
Parsons on the check. The nlauves of the
othor defendants wrung their hands. . but
none of tho “omen 511M a tear. They aimed
to chmr up the tot-demoed men by a show of
i fortitude. The (‘uuderunt’d men mum
‘ 310le out of the court room to the 33:1. As
Parsons some polite odious he drew
his banl acrosv his thrust in a stgmfl out:
number. . ‘

A daugtcr was born in “ (Kt Pols‘ mm:
at the some hour that her father. Maine!
Fieldcn. in Jujge Gary‘s court. be run giv-
‘ in; masons why sentence of death should not
be named upon ban; But few who tarmac-1w
Fir dcn‘s pics guefi‘el the cause of the added
bitternw in his bitter spcmh. The
knowledgv- o! the mac bung enacted at his
little home madc his burden hard-a- on boot:
The mother was heartbroken a; the thought
of the unprotisbihty of the new‘pora late
over seeing her (other. '

 

PARDONBB BY MISTAKE.

Spanish label. Owe Thctr Live: to
' an Oflicial “hinder.
The true story of the1 portioning 0! lb.

 

Frau] tln- day fills" l ‘YI 1‘. la: mac w.:~ Spanish imuj—gent leader: has just looked out,
-. \l . , r . - t . ~ .. -
3.1““... if \lllrlll . Jillian} ‘::‘u\!‘;‘ m.‘ if ; savs a Ifon‘lt'“ disint5~b._ At a mourn: of
tlu‘uwu ”wt-unrd t‘nmuy tln-t‘v “cro ;tht' t‘al-tucttu “mind it was "solved that
Emil “\u mun irft who \ mlH l the dcu‘h smmuceof the (Nun mirth),
t u (my \un‘k at all. 'l'nc ship was rocking . '

wrth yes ileu c; Tic ‘v ‘uax black \vmzt i :gf'au‘l‘g be“. ‘0‘)‘33131' !)l"\:\tlll ,rundse: T1:
cvcrywhcw. 1 ln- pru\':~iuns \um- taunt-«l ‘ L 31

whnpcred the doisiou unsundehfixxl the
burned n-murk, and going out Announced
to the: crowd which had awmblcd to own.“

- , , . ,. , , , . the vcnlict that the prisoners had been park
I: ““ ll“ ' l “.8 kiwi}. i‘h'r‘ I" “‘4‘ . tinned. Tue .nchpaper mcn ru~hcl 00' and
cm torn nun), cu‘u tnnnicut l-tuught {‘4 w bed tb . ll . . f “I!
sumo nvw «but: ‘. ‘be men hall 50‘: (fo‘famp « a "M‘s to . tut; o
lllt‘ll’ [mm-tugs ninl con“ unlv L'tik‘xfi . I: 5:;
whither llw \\ ind hn l tutu-n tlicm. ' Finally mm§;*%fi‘liz ‘5 500,. n,“;:,lesmd~$g:
tlic \‘cswl “out aground onurcof Tin.~ wiul ‘ 0‘ " 1: cr ‘ re 5‘ ”Sp“

stopping the telogmns, butsent a corn 'tion
to all the ncwspa em. The prcss. bower".
, did not believe in e corroctionJhinkin: tbs:
' the L‘obinet wished to keep the portion so 11‘
until utter the convening of the Queen‘s
Counciland published the anion as some-n.
tic. The Six-rotary: blun er bu saved the
insurgents lives.

At. a. Spanish Cnb’net Council Queen
Christina signed 1 decree commutin than
senteuccs of the condemned insurgcmta The,"
on: the military oflicers Who took port in tho
rocent uprising at Madrid.

MUSIGXL AND DRAMATIC.

\‘xa‘m will Celebrate next year his fifzy
years JubzIt-c us an o; erotic t‘utnptb‘of.

R055! and Suitini will star in St. Fate's:-
burg rind Moscow in the worse of the com.
mg Winter.

firmnvdavtwo will next mama prosaic
“lamb in this muntry.’ It is the gratis-t

 

 

II‘bo Commigionor some time ago iSSticdo '

thm yams :20 ant wen:
“$11!?“me sn-scesz. has
wn _ n or rself which i- founded pan
the life of Charlotte Coma): u
to bring it out in America this

of oil bis productions.
A COIEIIY just. complete! by B60135 =11

l Howard ivlustratcs the humor-nth natures of
q I young Wife‘s attempt. at. bou~ckx 0pm".

11' is said that “'illiam F. Cody. otherwise
known as Bufl‘nlo Bi 1. hasclearul over $100,-
000 with his “ lid l\'e.~t Show' during the past.
ynar.

Josxrn JEFFERSON may give twenty con-
secutivq weeks of old cmuetly in New York
next. season. Arrangements to that end are
now being made.

Mus. Ltcclv is singing ngaiu. out will a»
some the prim l at {carols role in Massruot‘s
"Cid," wln -h will be produced at Vienna for
the first time this "won.

513 Attract: Sccuvnx hos complomd the
orchestral score of his new work for tho

.1st (Englaudlfl‘etival. The “hr-Etta» it

founded on Longfell ww‘s “Golden Legend.”

Wuxs_llme. Minnie Haul: gove 5 concert
racers” fly inl Molina: he: audience showemd
I engoc wsgnt 1d maggotsu n
Ina-‘g’tbe absence of thfomd floral trip?!)-
:1

vAsnxesult of her artistic sum in the
South last season Mia Emma Romcldi has
mceivod 3. number of ofl‘om to 3p in con-
certs“ ht, ~Lona, New Orleans, and other
Sou~bern cities.

Mus. {Ann'scutx strays dimurazes

outs; Mics from seekinfi tho stage as a pro

.mou. {she says Risa work and travel,
dud trnvcl nod work, with no time for dorms-
ttc or 8001!). pleasures» '

ELLEN TERRY wears on Indinu “luck
stone" whenever-she mass at new audience.
She obtalned it from the Prince of “lies,
who received it from I native who on n
elephant hunt in India,

Mu; PATTI begins a seam at Steinwl
Hall. m‘Ncw York, November litb. Mme):
Scolclu is to be with her, and Signor Boron-
celh “‘1." be her first tang-r. Signor Galnssi
Will be the baritone and Anliti toe «inductor.

input. Ass; Saxxiu t, on Argos-icon
pianist of note abroad wii give a. series of
glucvn< on the (‘--utir.cu: this season, viSit’
Ingall them-in- ipal c ti»; Her real name
is llukness, which will be tit-rival by spell-
ing her assumed noun backward.

Miss Connects. grand ’auvbter of 1 ho
Calhoun. who went m erhto dander: :wo &'
on the smgo,where
bad I. play

She prom
motor. ,
. a}

"—.—-—-——-——

 

 

 

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