Tun smrtxnti .
SOUTH NuttWALK. Utrl‘unEtt 2:.
A with the variations and stopping of
" The Rev. Dr. A. ll. Lewis writesin the
I’opin’ar Semi.- e ”nullity on tlicprigin and
results of Sunday legislation. llis eou~
tention is that the day was first instituted
by pagin suu~worshipers. and that it has
only been possible to maintain its status
in Christian nations by the constant ex—
ercise of the authority of the stat-n.
m
B, a curious coincidence. two persons
with bullet wounds in the Ivad were re-
ceived. at the London hospital on the
same day recently. ‘ More rcruarktble i:
the fact that, though in each case the
bullet was driven into the brain too
deeply for extraction, both patients have
been discharged convalescent. These
marvelous recoveries from what. a few
years would have meant certain
death, illustrate the etl'ects of superior
surgical skill and the modern antiseptic
method of treating wounds.
ago,
l’tw pets..nS
consider that such 0
(“l \‘istling a tuiisrum
‘rects a. 'sltcleions
exhibition.
3 ct the preparation \ll . .clctons for the
market constitutes a distinct industry. to
which a large mauufact.»ry in the suburbs
of I‘ar's is devoted. t'orpscs are sup~
pliedirom tlisst‘mlgd'nt‘lllfi and hospi-
tails.
require a tl‘l‘llllll tilting.
/
t‘n its delivery the raw material is
boiled for days in a caul lion, and the,
.la tlit‘ surface: is
tikimmcd bll' It’lltl sold, The bones are'
grease whirl: .ri-cs
Carefully :issurtr l and «(inverted into ar-
sht-h-tons. 'l'he' preparation of
frogs, liiards and various rvptilcs occu-
pii's a separa‘c dcp irtnivnt. .
lllluiul
A llllll w he has, stud ed the various
phases“ of the umtriirioliial market has
come to the conclusion that every woman
has st metehanvi-‘I to marry; it may be
one to lift). or it ma} lento one she will.
Representing a “Ulll in‘s' viztrtc chance at.
ttttl, he has made out the tol‘owingtalde
to show the \ll.tlltt‘ :tt. ccrt.;in points of
time. '
Betwevn 1.3 out '3” years l l‘, \er cent
llctw ecu " t and ‘3' vent s. . . . I»: per t cut
Iletween' uand :‘.o \ rat‘s‘ . . . In per cent.
“ctwecul loud I. )1 n . l .3, per t cut
Net w con .f. ninl {t )r.‘tl‘\'., :: , per cent
livtwecu brawl t'r vars. L‘ 7. per \‘t'lll
“t'th't‘ll 47- and 3‘ v. :trs ... “ill l per cent.
“at ween .‘vl and JV \ cu: ». , of l for rent
Alter till it is on‘ it nth ol one per
cent , or one t‘lmtu‘. in 1.00”.
m
The tinal estimates. for the ::igantit‘
to b.‘ a feature of
.lllt‘ I’l‘cm it t‘\bil|itioi\ of lS-S‘.‘ urc ll\)r\\'
ready. _ The state will contribute 1,360.-
iron tower which is
(MN) francs, and the rctnainininnr sum of ,
0.000.000 francs will b- tarnished by the ’
Contractors, w‘liowvill aciltiirc possession
of the tower for tnvutricars. There is
stillsoruc dispute about. its height. The
ditliculty will shortly be slalvtd in this
way: .\ eapthe balloon will“bc let up
to the proper llr iglit. and Your cabins.
l of telegraph, telephone, and electric
light wires in large citioi has much to do
.watehcs that hitherto have been good
tirneke epcrs, and that manufacturers are
trying: to invent means to provide against.
the uiagnctiring of watches.
#
The Montreal (‘1'. are}: Guardian says
that “the. Pennsylvania Railroad has
been \tlllt‘ly making some experiments
to ascertain whether it would pay fora
big railroad company to remember the
Lord‘s Day. A good many excursion
trains and some regular passenger trains"
have been discontinued. All the freight
trains eveept- those carrying live stock
and puishnble goods have been ordered
oil from S o‘clock on Saturday night until
midnight on Sunday. and all repairing
on Sunday has been stopped. Then"
suits have proved so satisfactory that the
directors are now arranging t.) make
these experimental changes permanent
and to extend them. That a large Cut"
pnration should have 1) ‘en willing to try
flthe experiment of Sunday observance
after years of violation of that day. is a
most hopeful Sign of the development
in moral tone. 'l‘hat after trying the ex.
‘pi ritiient it has found the result so satis-
factory that the change is to be. cvtendrd
and made perrn;-.nen:, was not unlocked
f'ur by those who had cxamined this Sub~
ict‘t in its physical and social as \Yl‘ll us '
itsruo a‘: bearings. Such a fact as this is
one of those pmmmi arguments that are
w holly unanswrralilc.“
The human family living tJ-day on
earth consists of about l,-l‘5ll‘ll0\‘,lltl.l in-
dividuals; probab'Iy
These are distributed over the earth‘s sur
not less, lllitl‘t‘.
face, so t' at now thcre is no Consider
able part “iii-1c mnnfi‘; not found. In
Asia. where lu- was tirst planted. there
about sorrooo,
dorm-l;~ ttthvlC-l'. on an average I?“ to
thi- srpiarc mile. In Europe there are
flirll.lllltl,tlllll, avera1ing 10‘l to the square
mile, not 8'.) crowded. but everywhere
dense at :.l‘. points over populatcd lu ,
are now :ippm\iiuately
5 cent.
Africa there are 'Jlu,tttto.t:~tt'-l. ln .‘\mcri-'
V on. North and South.- there ate llthllutt,~
fmo, relatively thinly scant-rel and re.
A watchmaker says~tliattlie multitude
In the islands, large and small.
probably 1041“,: or). The « xtrenics of
the white and black are as live to tlirt‘. ‘;
th:: remaining Itahnnro Ht intrruiuliatc
Hi“ the ta '0 Titltldldths g
000 are wcli clothed, that is wear on
merits of some kind to c ivrr their halted
llt's‘s‘:__ Um.“ ’llJltltl are Sv nii clothed, (‘0‘:
(ring inferior parts of the h \d)‘; 250,
Ur 0.000 are prat ticallv ll.ll\t‘\l. lit the
race, Cottonwood live in houses ptrtlv
furnished with the appointments of civ
iliinit'on; il‘i‘,t=t\tl,ttlt in huts or raves
with furnishing; L‘t‘uktt 'UJ'UU lune
nothingthit ‘an be called a home, are
brown and tawny.
rid
barbarous and sniage. The range is
from the topmost round the Anglo
Saxon civililntou, which is lh.‘ highest
known; 11 »wu to naked savngtcr‘v. 'I‘h‘
portion of the race Iii-rs.r below the line
reaching down to the ground. “‘3“ “‘1“ . ol‘ human ('vtidillz‘ll is at thi~ vetv bust ‘
l't'm‘lll to the eye the four edges oi the 2
towar. At intervals llztgs‘ will he hung
to trunk out the p-rsitioir of theswcral
Hotness '
three liltii‘ of the whole. or noth‘u l,‘ tl \.
...—m
.\ stranrh story has besu denvlopml in
tlr- (‘ountv lit‘gister ollice at lll'ihllllg‘:
l'inu. .lud th l
t‘liarlea L. \Yt-bsier, snttlul‘ member of
the firm that isspil‘lislring Hen. Grant‘s
buck, said rte titli' tlrz‘. It“ h'td'just
handed to \lrs. tillilll the tiriu‘a check
for $lfuo,tioll, the second installment d':c
her lllllt‘l‘ the Hencral's co rtract. llrr
t-evcntv llx’l' cent. dl‘ litt‘ prolits on the
.sale of the book will c million during: the
twenty-eight years of copy-Jolt: protccz
thin -e. uicd to the \Vor'.<,~o that she will
doubtless l‘Cl‘g‘th‘htlll‘V“llt‘t't‘ from $5.6th
Will to $illd.tht~|. Mr. =Webster also said
that his lirui eniitciuplati-d publishing an
edition’dc hue of the book. each colic
containng portions ulticrt._tll'nt}t‘s ori.
ginal munu‘cript 'I‘lie edition will
probably be limited to 5J0 or l,tlull
capis, an l will be so‘d for isltto each.
An asst) futivu of Alnhuna, Georgia,
\I‘vgiuin. .\ww York and Philadelphia
.(‘ttpilttlist~l. callml the North Firmiughaur
Land (‘ompanv hm been fanned at liir.
utinghani, Alan, with A capital of $T00,-
000. The (‘oalhurg coal mining propers»
ty, with a‘ daily output of 500 tons. is
included in the purchase made by the
‘ com} nylrom the Richmond iv llunville
cxtens .in. Its mining capacity will be
increascd and a large iron furnuc: with
numerous coke ovens will be erected itt
once. I'l‘he site of the plant is on Village
(‘reckrnot quite two miles north of Bir-
mingham. The company owns 12,500
acre: of coal and farmlands, and pro.
poses building a suburban town and en~
glgiug in extensive nninufaeturing.
After: nearly three years of study and
'deliberait‘ion, the manner of lighting the
Burtholdl statue of “Liberty Enlighten-
ing the Wtirld" has been definitely do.
cider] upon. The plan adopted is one
which is in conformity with the general
design of the statue itself, and which
adds to its beauty in 'a'rnnrked degree.
The torch of the statue contains eight.
lamp: of 0,000 candle power, the light
from which is thrown directly up into
the clouds. This powerful bum, to~
gether with the cloud illumination, con~
Ititutea n beacon vilible probably a bun~ »
drcd miles out to 661. and is thus, afar
i‘ 03, symbolic of the light and liberty to
be enjoyed by the visitor to our shorei.
s-At the foot of the statue four or eight
lights of 6.000 candle power each are dis~
tributetl. Their light is nflzcted upon
the sum and illuminates it brightly.
All these are lamps are invisible thcm~
selves, sothat the objections raised by
the rchr pilots against the blinding e11
feet: of the light are entirely removed.
Besides the. are light! all around the
thtuc, the dindem upon the head of the
figuregof Liberty contains incandescent
jumps, to give the elects)! jewel; The
whole plant is undoubtedly an excellent
on. and cannot fail to nuke the statue
om mi pod-git eighth-auntie
.dvtl’ua. _>
‘;iulr v. a lady seventy I
forty )C‘al‘s hal elapsed she dis..\ver d at '
last that her husband. ailioiu shi- lizrl.
mourned as dead during all that time.
was not dcid. but that he had lite-u ll\'
lug within titty miles of her all the time
entirely unknown to lltll‘. Samuel W. i
l‘nuley and his wife. the above named
Judith. resided at .\llen‘own forty years
at: I. They had sev: ral children. \\lie.i
th- .‘lc\icau war bmltc out
Iist- d and was a b are Some :
soticiuust have maliciously written to‘1
him whil‘ In? was absent {hula-his wife .
and babes had (lied, and when the Mcvi i
can campaign was UVct‘ l‘auley, drcad‘ :
ing to go back to his old It In? to find l
only the graves of his dear ones, located I
at \\‘onielsdort', a small town tit‘ly mil-.s
l‘aulc_v cu-
soldier.
away. where he lived until he died, l
“is “if” 'ZSutinued living a: Allen}
town, and with her children c ncluded
that husband and father had perished in
Mexico. l’cnce it was that for forty
years they lived within titty miles of
each other, ca-h thinking the other
dead. Pnuley, believing himself a
widower, married again and raised a
family of children. Recently he died,
aged seventy years, and his estate was
worth over $5,003. Letters of adminis-
tratiou were granted to Joseph liel~
singer, who married a daughter by the
second marriage. In the newsnpers the l
original Mrs. Fault-y, who had never
married again. read of the old‘ Mexican
soldier‘s death, and her curiosity was
aroused. She sent. a man to Woniels-
dorf to inquire into the matter, and to
her great surprise learned that it was her
own husband who had just died. She
now claims to be the legal widow, and
wants what: is hers of her long absent
husband‘s estate.
Thirteen Great Mistakes.
To yield toimmntcrial trifles.
To look for perfection in our own
actions. '
To endeavor to mold all dispositions
alike.
To evpect uniformity"
this world. , ‘
To measure the enjoyment of others
by our own.
To expect to be able to understand
everythinvr.
To believe only what our "finite minds
can grasp.
To look for judgment and experience
in youth. ' .
Not to make allowances for the infirm- .
ities of others.
To worry ourselves and others with
what; cannot be remedied.
To consider everything impossible that.
we cannot perform.
-Not to alleviate all that needs allevia.
tion a fur a lie: in our power.
of opinion in
Ward of rgbt and wrong. and, judge
5 q-veluiuw.
, t‘hurch
It is a gnutmieuke to set upyour- own .
Description of the Great Statnel
in New York Harbor.
The Gift of the French People. to
the American People.
The unveiling of llnrtholdi‘s great statue
\ ( "Liberty Enliglitcning the “'urld," at. >
Iledloc‘s Island in New York harbor. (lct. ~lh‘l‘
'33. makes the followingdescription of the ¥
tnagniticent gift of the French pe que to the
A-iieri. an poop!“ both timely and lltll‘l‘fi' t ill :-
This new w under of the world. ticm‘ p'a' ed
in position units pedestal. on lh-dloe‘s Island,
the site \t-lm‘h‘tl Ill New York )I’Illhlr by
General William T. Sherman. as nutlioriml v‘
under the {wt of (Mu-gross. February, lSi i.
desomc‘ mor- than :1 missing I urmnent. be
lit; the largest statue of the ancient or tuod- .
crn w‘orl l. S into idea of its magnitude l
may lmnbtuun-d trum the following facts;
Ltnuim; up I“? feel ttlrm c tide wu'ei, tin-
bulgltl of the stature is Fri feet. 2 inches,
that ot the re lostul “I test. and the foundry E
ttuui.’ tel-t. lit mi th. .
The Stat "v is constructed 0" coup-T sheets
.‘thi of an in. h thick. The t‘nretiuger "10“"
tires“ trot iitlctiglb and "u feel in \‘ll‘\'\llll~
tort-n. e at the \e ~onil punt Tue nail Incas»
unts ll ltlt‘ll s in hugtlt by lit In breadth.
'Ilie ll‘lll is it [out bigh. The eye is 2"
III ‘ll-W IEI w with The nose is I: To ~t 1' ‘ll\ llt'\
Inn; 'l‘h~ tota‘. weight ot this ‘ttllu‘litlnlls‘
trguic l« ll»‘.« of poun 5s. of “hi-b lion-VIN
pound. are copper, the remain lrr being g
w rmiSht iron.
, Alw’ll'. tortv 2 ersons . an liitd st tndru:
riwlii \\ ithu: tbebrad .\ stV tom man stnnd
In; \\.l the Eexrl of the lip. nnlv I‘\‘:lr‘llt‘\ tlto
l‘itteen t-nvp’e Hugh: sit ui‘i‘uttl
th‘ t‘nuie .it’ the tu‘ h \\|Ilt‘ll elmntriu Is
r. ui'l ml hr at \ nt'nl staircase within tb‘ oat
stt~o1rtunl :u’itr .
The manner of properly lulitui: tln~
Statue l-\ v’lll tars d olet‘ti‘i it} has been t‘nzc
full) studied during tbc past three )eut‘s. mtl
smile of the rum! eminent 't‘lm'tt‘h’iin‘s iu'tho
count! } true lh‘s‘ll ‘ otisu’ted. l‘tio \\ stem
adopted cml ra ~. ‘ a powerful ele tri‘ light
truth the toy. h, lll.‘ illumination of the
Stutu‘ itself. :llll small clusters ul lights in
thedtndem ‘l‘tiu timnns lul‘ pro tiring the
necess'uw plnut w as \ntwl bx t‘ougress =
Whils dis norm; our guide s, lot us turtr
tor a nutrient to huttheu nrvthol. gr. three
routines lvctuie the birth \‘1' (‘tit‘.st.. Th‘ l
elder: l‘liu)‘ iiitcruis us, that at the cutraueo
of tho Port of the t‘itv ut Rhodes. there ~
sluwl the ttiusl och-brat sl statue o: artnpiity.
‘ ‘l‘tie t‘utmsus of llhv d N." n statue of llt‘lhu“.
lllt‘ Sun (in l, lliu‘l“ Hf lgl‘llvs. and It“ {051
high. ios'iu; the sum ot (i n; inll‘lll\, or album!
SLIU‘M Alter burn; vt‘mtt‘d it stunt onlv
L‘tl vears, lulu; thrnwu down by an nurth
quake .‘It _\entn before I hi ist, to te truth on ‘
tlze ~ 1 at \vlw‘e ll tell NW \‘eu‘s. being tinallv
s. l l in n sin. ttittl rr tor . ld brass.
.\tt«r th-‘itt- tau ego-.1: w.- ans on In
mo lc: it t mos :iu.‘ lllil « \nmrdes of t‘nlnssrtl
.«\tt. rot iiutbmrr tEHl c inquires tit lllztglt‘.
, lllrlt‘ \v;!li the Il:utliu!~li “columns {‘1 l.tl.)- ,
1 )‘cats‘ o.ld.stts t nth by petition that alto; V
t‘l‘l \' ‘
This \‘.~‘...su~ o." the \‘olxmi of an ‘lt‘lll or
lil“~lt‘l‘ll net re rlt‘d‘ltl‘ an o itlav o: morn
than a million n :ran ~s wel‘fitu‘t‘ 'h: libll
\ blunt subs ‘11; t onsot tln‘ni‘tirnuso; France.
and stands in its iiuiosui; n .l~,\‘\i.\' Iiigiior
than the «. orm 'll‘ tower. of the cw \t
Illnmhlyu lli‘idxc, or lbw-st wplu at 'l‘r:rt:t\
the ligHiest (bur h steeple in the
(‘ity ot New \‘ors. The total cost of statue,
po testnl-and foundation is nearly one llllllloll
dollars.
.\ word here is apropos its to Its lll'tl‘ll“
merit, The pow, stride and nest ire, with Ill
rlnsdc in v. are pronounced by or. critics as
perto t: the drapery is both litrtssti'u ‘nnd .
line. and Ill some parts is deli ate and silky '
lll et‘t’ect. as it wrought With a line cliis-l on
the \nmllost 8 win. . ‘ ,
'l‘hoeou. option and eventit'on or this great.
work of art nre due to the effort. at the emi-
uetit Fret» h sculptor liurtholdi. who has .113.
voted eight years of his lil'c unit :1 part “1"
his priulte fortune to lh * coiiipletinn of a
task so uo‘ol)‘ and generously supported bv
the French pimple. ‘ '
. ...—..-. . “ .
WIND-SW13 PT BUFFALO. ;
Loss of Life and livtensive Destruci:
t ton of Property.
I The fatalities and damage to property ;
caused by the recent storms were not con‘
fitted to the “'th and Southwest. At. Iluf~ i
fulo, N. .Y., n serious loss of life und‘much ,
onwageto property occurred. A dispgteh'
from that city says:
Evamiuation shows the damage by last
night‘s gala in this eitv to tall not. short of
$60,000 to buildings, breakwater; etc. A
new Church and part of the new Music Hall
were blown down. and boat—houses. ico-
houses and bath-houses wen: washed
away. About a mile of the New York
Central tracks was torn up. overturning and
sniusbin a train of height. cats. That part:
of liutl‘a o known as the Island and the ad-
'nceut. territory lyi on the lake front is to-
day a scene of utter eaolution. Probably 400
rs'onsliving in this port of the city are
without bo‘mou Many storm adventures
are told. In the water near the Lake
Shore trucks. utmost :1 mile from its proper
location. is the house of John Quinn. “then
the lake began to rise Quinn and his wife
were driven from the house and took refuge
in the limbs of a tree. John Edwanlna
neighbor, whom house was flooded out,
tried to get into the tree, but the hurri-
cane blew trim into the rushin water.
Hts dead body was found to-day b t buried
in sand. A bollsgnte lodge on the turnpike
near the Lake tslmre lion l was floated or! in
fouudntions. The keeper and his wife seizel
their tbi be little children and spent the night
drifting about at the more of the norm
The flouting house was n submerged
by the waves, which run un ‘ lenteslly
high. The two younger children died of exs
posure before morning. when the rescue toss
reached the house and took the family 0 .
A number of drowning cases in the burnt);
diam vicinity of the citywo reported.
From titty to 100 houses. ..saloous. and
other structures were $0va wrecked
by . wind and" water. The Tun
farm docks 0! tb a Lehl b Railroad are under
water. The entire lice of the City \nt ht
Club is adult or stranded. Not in forty years
has the water risen to such a height. Canal
boats were lifted from the canal and are left
dry on the tiowrntb. A whet funl has been
ram for the people whose bureau-e washed
\
awn .
Soyfnr st: 3 are known to have lost
their lives, nod it is feared thug the muddy
waters of Luke Erie will yet. give up more
bodies of the unfortunatas who lived along
the maul). The names am: John Edwards.
an old Amati owgh’ wglliod forJut‘x
(animus; unis int, a seven;
Dietcb. Jr.. aged one; Charles Mitchell, n
antler. who walked otf into the water into
tbodnrk during the storm; Henry Killings
mum tbacook on the schooner Keldsvs
bonus. who went overboard coming into port
and could not be recovered.
lNE
l Conn. a few- days since put an end no fro-
i fatally and then jumping: down fifteen feet
f front abridge upon a railroa-l track. where
. l‘e v is’ed.
from the enrtbipiakedisistt-r.
1 known to have In ~n drowned.
; of these \ Schnrs are \vh't . and lift v-tivo cnl~
‘. comm t es in a steamer t . Beaumont. Texas:
~' gosol {‘\lI‘l“vl<‘ll of “'0' k lr'om eight tu/Kdl
. llltll H0 l!‘\l}ir.p .
3 sonic-dim I \ l‘ lat tins n! the custom lnw s.
, and other property. .
WflSJ'SjltIMARY
Eastern and Middle States
Jostan E. FREEZE, of \Vest Stratford,
quent quarrels with his w it‘s by stabbing her
be was decapitated by a train. .
BAYARD .l’crxsu. Chief of, the United
States Topographical Survey, hanged himself
to a tree at; the gmlogists‘ camp near North
Adams, Must, where wad been working.
For: the lira tiiue'in- mny years the two
leading factions of tho New \ ork t‘it)‘ Demo-
crats. the County Democracy and Tammany
Hall. have combined on a municipal ticket
headed by Congressman Hewitt for Mayor.
Tm: New York City llexmhlieans have
nominated Theodora Roosevelt for Mayor.
Sum: reopln who believe they are heirs to .
a lnr slice of land in the upper part; of
New 'ork t‘ity worth fishtkttlnmtt are about i
tau [ring suit {or its mover-y. . l
Tlur. South Ildstnn Iron “‘orks, where !
many of the Government. innnou are nznd .‘ ,
has shut down through inability to pay the :
\vorluncu ,
Snow storms are reported from the Cat.» 3
kills and on. White Mountains. 1
l
i
South and “‘02".
SM: ”annexe t‘l‘ipplc‘d soldier, shot and
. killed his father in a quarrel in Shinwnssee
County. Michigan.
MANY nmpl'niou men have been our
ployel at Chicago to take the place of the
striking meat packers.
THE Knights of Labanconvention at
Richmond r‘oq-IeRMl Grand Master Work-
mnu inderlv. and Us‘llvl‘al \Vortby Fore-
iunn Griffiths. t lutrlus II. Litehmnnrwas
nmdo General Secretary, and Frederick
Turner tienoutl‘ '1‘». IS iror. Tho tertus of
the general Ulllt‘fils‘ wmeestendml to two ,
years. and tho Cxéllsllltlthu of the Order was
Cruiu Es‘ros. S t‘., is rapidly recovering
l\l|lA\‘ Trim: r r-zv has lust-n visited in“.
tllfitllusl extetisixe and destructive prairuu
litt‘s ever Know 11 in that rcxnm. Large nntu- '
bets cf cattle hm e lveu Lirruod to death.
. A RELIEF nmuiitttoe investigating the dc
sti‘uctiou of Sabine l‘ass. Touts, by an or
initiation r‘etmrtml on the lF-th that lltl pe-z'~
svus \vt-re niiSsing. (ll whom ninety w'e-‘o
'l‘h‘rty-li ve
half—clad vi.»
brought It: the
homeless.
d caster Were
orei‘. X iui-ty-oiie
tints of the
At Johnson‘s llavuu. 1.11., thirty-seven bodies
were reeoven‘d. nu-l si\tj.'~tive persons were
reported missing, The pecuniary loss in
Fla ,ucniiuo Parish. I.n., is put at $.30 roar
Amt ». u. the kin; o~ (‘hieago porklpnck-
as has issued the following ultimatum to
his elltl'tlnyt‘s. who have stru ~k againsta pro
tlll‘S‘ “Ten liodt‘~ or untlmig '
BILHVL a slllllllu‘l' resuit in Mississippi. on
tho ltult «at .‘1l‘\.«‘t‘,l:..vlt(‘0ll again put under v
rig-l .ua nature on a ‘~‘U\ti\l or the renment'~ ~
‘Illt‘t‘ th re 01 a mat grant type of yellow ‘
ltw N‘.
A Hut-t has swept away necrrlv the entire
bus uess l ortiovi t-l railsbury. .\l l . ‘causi'g;
an estimated to'al loss of between $11}, ’ t'
a: d Mgr-ogre.
“'ttshlugtnn.
Tl”: State Itcwtrtment has been notified .
t wan mien-tut by the tuna
dian autln-ritirs in hauling down the Amer» '
can tin; on ile \lll‘Klih‘r \lguivn Grimes.
As
the till Ines has i ecu release}; no further this
tmo is Iii.- I)‘ In be taken of the «use by the
l‘cI-tttl :‘I\:.l .1 State ’
’I‘tlr: l‘lt'Sblt‘Hl he nip-outed t‘ol. Jam-I
l‘. l‘uniw ,t v be l‘l:;--t at lillglllt‘t‘l“ l‘mtmi _
States fll'li). wztlt 'l: . turn. of Brigadier-j
General. the tiw-nral .\ewtou. resigned .
(bloat-i ”the .l : ll \\ ti x-v,S.s~ciid lnt‘ntiti'v. '
.... i .- ‘ls t‘ul rl-l'i llllilllc llllit‘l' nptwuttments
l-v the I‘ro tleut am \Ydhatu ‘l‘ Maguiuis.
(ll Uhto. t - lw I'iitol .‘ustn‘e of the Sn \h~ti\- ‘
t‘ntiit of the 'l‘ervit r) ot Wyoming, \‘. ll. ‘
It. t‘oclnnzi. ot .\nsh.ia, 3. ll. tn be l‘eusiou ‘
\gent. at Concord. .\. ll. l‘.\striinstx\i~s
t‘luulos l-L Mr lutuo. nt" Lancaster. .\' ll.
Nathan 1]. Laavltt, at Newmnrket. .\‘. ll.
Tm: President has granted a pardon to
\‘but lo. Thomas. a colorist ll an lln\\‘ servm; ,
a lsfo sentenve in the “Rs! Virginia l‘eniton
tiarx tor a murder committed in Arluuhru
about l\‘ll )eurs ago.
l‘nxsit-i‘x r (T. t‘\ H no on the l‘itll wm‘ l
on a short tlt‘t‘t’ li‘ui'iug uni tislizul: tripi
nl-di; the Iiiavkiznio:
liner in \Vest Vir
grunt
St utt’rxur .\l\\\:\;-; is again at work:
in m.- ‘l‘rvustir‘v liep.i:‘
... til. ‘
Foreign.
ill\ .‘tt‘r‘.\\lltl t'l thirst-tend of \‘lt low! the
Aust‘ tau and lint inn. gun rumours l\\‘tlt‘\l
~|svinl ind. rs that -l\.s. watch in keg-l cit
llulllh‘l‘ po‘ls
Si [our out“
uptake sh.» 1;. ll;t\\‘ been tell
in \tu‘h-us pu u: l- ‘r j.:\~iv.
tlrtttsuui‘s -~\]i;t is t.» .\m ri ‘3 during tl'o
tis at \ear ending, m S<'3~li~:;ilwr. were worth
scum-swat lllul'v‘ than
tiscal year.
(1on lil.\\‘i‘HL\'l. a prominent member
tho t'atholi.‘ pinest‘nusl. while lonvm:
:‘t \larL’s Cathedral. \‘eni e. was sraldm-ltu :
trio heart by Sign-w \ muoib. formerly a .
t :xtholic l‘eacou. lut io‘cniiy rouvrrlel t i A
Protestantism. ’I'ln- assassin assertulthlt he
had been I'utt‘tNl by his \l ‘lllll
Exits. \\n has been swept lw a a hu' rirnne,
who It has done great damage to shipping
tor the precoling
of
Tina l‘ittl‘oi‘t‘all Powers are actively ev- I
changing views on the selection of n t nudi» _
date for th.‘ llulgat'uut throne. ’ ,
Tim snhooner Emeline was wreaked on the
West coast of Newfoundland.and ullon boa: d ‘5
seven soulsv—were drowned. '
.\[u.s. LEADER, wife of a London butcher. l
i self and tivelittle children into the Thames.
' All but Ono child were- drowned.
ADVICKS from t‘ot‘ea state that. no idea can
be formed of the extent» of the scourge. It.
has decimated Seoul, the capital, where. out
of u po mlntiou of mutual, the death list
rules at t to frightful rate of 1,0.“ per day.
They are beginning to give over the task of
burying their deml, and the city is threat-
ened wuh positive extinction.
PB. MINBN 1‘ PEOPLE.
DENIS Knauxxr. the sum] lat orator, Is a
Candidate for Sheritf of S in Francisco.
Mu. l‘ansnu. and his mother and sister
intend to spend the winter in the South of
France.
GENE“ u. SHERMAN told a reporter the
other day, it. is said, that he never voted in
his life and never expected to.
Pnusrnnxr Cutvnnaxn usually wear: a
flower on his coat lappel n‘uv,‘ something he
rarely d.d before he was married.
Mus BRLYA A. lncxwona hm taken
time b r the torotnck and again aunouncel
hefiel as n Pusdential candidate.
Janus t‘. FLOOD, the California niillion~
aim. has just. finished n 32“) £00}! brown
stone house on Nob Hill, San Francisco.
Tun fortune of Mrs. Mark Hopkins is esti-
mate! at “0,00 In“). It was all made by her
late husband on the Ventral Pacific Railroad.
Hanna-mt Frsn at th > age of seventysnine
is still hate and vigor-tuna in Spl'fl of. the
slight stroke of paralysis which be received
some time ago. . . ~
Qt‘nnx \‘Ievoma but had the small Bible
carried by General Gordon tor sexually years
unmixed in Windsor- Castle in a casket of
puns erg-aw r031; _
Tun openinz ot' the new Garfield Univors
sity of \Vicbitn. Kan, Will take place
shortly. Mrs. Gnrflc-Jd,\nll take a prominent
part in the inaugural ceremonies.
Tats municipal authorities of London have
decided to confer the fewdotu of the city
upon the African explorer, Henry M. Stair
lay. Tais is an honoree” m) bestowed.
Tun otsEmpress E to has withdrawn
the pensEous whicbsbe as hitherto pud to
. the supporters of the Bonaparte dynasty be-
cause she thinks the Napoleonic outlook in
France is bop-elem. and there is notln tuba
gninei b 'sastnining drummer imperialism
against or republic. .
Lawnnsen J. luau. n queer old chap.
illiterate but. wine. a. bucksnntb cute, but
now a physical wreck, lives in HNewmnns
e
-. .....-Y
purine
now «lectures for grantysflve alumnus. For
.11 this he only get: $500
.
3 town.
, ill“ UPC.
9 Jamie.
MW cm
Gangs of Lawless I Men Pillage a
Burning Term in Maine.
Desisting Only When Menaoezl. by a
United States Gutter.
During the recent tier-re fire whi -h lloul‘l}
destroyed the business part of Fastport. .‘le. .
gangs of lawless characters from the islands
on the Canadian side of the l‘nssumnquuldy.
who have fot‘ycttra been smuggling goods
into Maine. deserted their regular busines.
and set sail in their llvlllS for the diurnal
Auchoritwr otl‘ the wharvo; out. 01
Pt
the reach of the flames they took their dorieé
and row ed ashore. Then began a series ot
raids on the striker: people that was a dis.
gm ~e tohumanity. Bodily they entered the
town, broke open the stuzes and stored) tits ‘5.
fittlvi‘tlll: the most valuable merchandise,
and alt -r loading their small boats, rowed
out user the choppy waters of the buy only
to In turn as qui» kly as po-‘silde to nnusw
their depredntions For some tune the Ik‘llll -
stricken [mode did nor 0! s'rve what was aw
lug on,t\ud .se\ crnl l-oat x. t‘avoie l bv the high
wind. made it short pit-sage tn Sernlt‘ U! the
ulncent islands. unloadel and returned.
Furniture. dry gm ds. oil-clothing. the con
tents of jt~\\clr_v stores. such at clocks and
ornamental Kurds. fishing gear and nuts. as
well as t‘i;giu;: from the w-hnnes an i the
contents u! the line warden ‘cs w are ‘tuli‘hly
spirited away,
This cuntmuei through the .se. and da\' of
The th eves. vitriol-hut «l Ly the!
a recess of the night before, im-nun- Int uretiotd
rutd d:sp::t..~l. In many case , with t. 9 owner.
l JANITOB TITUS common-1n
A Murder Case \\‘ lileh Has Etched
l'nusunl Interest.
The trial of Junior June: J. Titus for the
murder of Tillie Smith has resulted in a
verdict of murder in the first degree against.
the nscnsetl. The .stu‘y of the crime
is as follows: Tillie Smith. a girl of
eighteen. ‘wus a servant. in the (few
tenary Collegiate Institun at Back-
etstown, N. J. On the night of April
\‘ last she attended an entertainment in
the town, where she made the a's
quaintanco of Charles L Munnieb. a your:
traveling salesman of Port Jervis, who cs-
eorted her home. They arrive! in fmnt. of
the seminary building just in time to see the
lights extinguished and bear the baits I lick
in the front door as it. was locked for tire
night. The young man looked at his Wat ‘b
and saw that it was 10:10 o‘cloc".
“There.“ remarked the girl. “I am locked
out. but the janitor has growing 1 to let my in
by the laundry door.“
A few moments Inter the two separated.
the young man returninf‘r tobishateland the
Virl going t ward the rear of the seminary
building. That. was the last seen of bet-alive.
The nest. morning her body was found in the
corner at a t‘eld just. outside the ~e “trim-y
grounds. She had been assaulted an 1 tn':r~
dared.
Mnunich was arrested for the crime. but;
proved h.s‘ inuoeetn e and was liberated.
I'beu suspicion turn-d toward the ,auitur.
James J. Titus. llrs strange indifference
after the murder stn ugthem-d that suspicion.
The girl wastissaulted and stratified. The
turn Ls of a man‘s band were 0'1 her thnsat.
“'hen t‘oumt her gal-kc: was. half utl‘. and
he; glovi s, haudl er‘chief and othersmaltnrti-
cl... known to has e been in b~~r IIIJS.§{BS:I-ll
were missing. The back of her dress. was
covered with dry dust and ward lib 'pw-
in: that, the crime had been (‘ultlll h... I in
of the gun (is for their pus Swji 2. Th:‘ l'ulicc
Department and th- l‘ll‘l‘ l’t‘lull{.I.Ol-Il.\\'t‘rt'
Iow'erlc .5. mid at last the t‘lll.»'.l‘ll~'.
wrought. to I nut- s'.ut-- u!’ eu-ttciue it b.
their losses and fierce strn;;to to ~.'t\‘c 1h ‘it
_. homes and phuperty tram the Daria-s. turned
on the innit-lets who \veze pal ruin : their
town and fought the'n tn-r- vlv
without a strugg‘e, and contiuuel their n ..
furious ll.iSl119\\ into tli user-ind dnv. Time
turd again \vcre gnu-ls lir‘n :ght from out
of outhuttst-s nzid dermst-xd in upturn
ent snl‘ctv. while the owner: re
turned for 'anuttu-r load. “'nt bur: these
t‘l.t\ll(‘f‘€. the pirates «prickly gathered them
upnud th.‘ nearly exhausted owner 0.“ re
turning would tind no trace o. the u. At last
tlu-v undertook t » break uch n plwv till-id
“ it‘ll valuable gun is ninl su ‘- (u b !_ They
were discoverel and the owner and his
friends (‘llgngi‘sl them ill a tier e and Marty
tigh', earning at last a \‘l-‘l-‘t‘_\‘ over tliwt‘.
At this ti he the l'mtcd Stat -s cutter (ii-n
u-ml \Vuthlltlll‘)‘, a well aruiul vessel. arrive l.
turd the (upturn. ttudehtnnditg the tlinra -
ter of the lllt‘ll across the llllt‘. and ottvreiug
the tuu'tittt-l- of boats «prickly toil; in the
situati in. In tl-ctwui‘slin; of an eye be but
his boots 0';( and cumin-«l, and shut. mt“
all communication with the shore. Then
he ordered all ti 1! English craft tn
leave the hurt- ir. \\'hil.~ they might
tight the weary re“ pic of I‘L'tsttuirt.
thev unit a wholesome res: e t tor the
frowning guns lit the \VOwaur)‘. and soon
the lure was white with the \‘uls‘ of the
tlin-ves as they s tll!\l a-fro s the line 1 hev
were ordered not to return The \“nunllgul‘v
. Is to remain in the tiny and l ivtect the \‘ll\‘
Tin latter has an i
’l'- I“ tt‘iutltt r HIV“ .3. I“.
til-Ir . tr \\, t'alt'tldt‘ “f tlililli" pulrvu du‘y‘ ask}
u sup] l)‘ at small arms
.-
l..l'l‘l-lll NEWS.
'I" if l‘.-r~.ns\ lvimia Supteniel‘uurt has just
lt‘llxlt‘t‘ul a d-u‘ stun :illirtxiiug the do rec of a
hint r t «air: that the l‘euns} turn a Ila tron»!
lw debut-red ttuzu purchasing or controlling
the S nth I‘ennsfluin. l Railroad t‘unireinv,
tug-glued t r build a parallel and competing
rue.
Tm: ti \u.lsninu of e\- Allerman Sayleszhc
r‘xs‘ctrtl .‘ llel from S. w York to thumb:
rather than stand trial for bribery in cuuuc ‘-
timi with th ~ llrtrulwav b «so .nr l h trier,
luv wild tlinnty the 321.00“ for "mu-.1 bond,
Mu. l‘n \l‘sl has l-nenalduns. ‘laige litS
‘ put-h- “'1 me- llll;\‘ m l‘t‘llus‘\l\-‘lltul.
.\ up. 1v:h~n«w~1\p.-il from h s quarn‘t‘s in
a it. stun in lsi‘tl‘ll, s utterel tit-r spoxtratnrs.
' and w as . iti)‘ in ;«sl all ‘I‘ a li\e‘>_v light will:
7. four urea lastLi; m or an h rut:
.\l
til the llwvnls
i u sui'vriug prevails “infill; surnvor‘
zit Salute l'nss. 'I‘evns, tun
Johnson‘s Hint-u. l.t\., and appeals for at.
llfl" c be in issue 1.
Tu»: strike ot‘ t'liieugn purl. pa '1: *r; endo.
, uucvpcvlv il)‘ on the l‘tli the ltli'll returning
in work \ n the terms of the c;r:plo_\crs~»tct
, blurs a day‘s \vot'L. iiislcad o'l' eght, its hereto
lure.
Mum: l(\lll. lturusvmux the llt‘flll or
the littzirilvv of unto-l latlht'f‘s‘ an I tinnm iers
s u -e at Frankfort "it‘ll?“
Main. of heart disease.
\‘utattvriis in horn and lictzu lot‘ are show
"tug grcat :tctn fly. and s ui‘re \ ill :ges htn e al
ready suiTe ed . on .rierahly fro-n don‘t-“din;
«led a few d:ns
lava and ash.“~
rfli't: ol. the railroad magnates charged
with bribn; the New York Aldermen of
ISM to grant the Ru nrlway hotsoczu‘ charter
were hauled llltJ court on the 19”).th fol»
lows: Jacob Sharp, James A. Richmond,
\\'.: Foshav and Thomas ll. Kerr.
They were each repiirei to give $J-tl,tt.ltt la’l.
Susan-n I-Iimt'xtts has been ire-eluted to
r the l'nit‘d Stat-a Senate by the Vermont
‘0 . .
flatter a quarrel with her husband threw her- i Leguutme.
,. Snxsnr (7 ix. our Minister to Turkey. “as
nominated to (‘ouivess by ,the helm» nits in
a New York city district shortly after his
return from Constantinople.
A Sl‘Ht‘IAI. train was leaving the t‘bicago
stock yards with lttttdischarges'l Pinkerton de-
tootivos, who but been guarding the yards
in view of the strike, when a cmvrd of stri-
kers began yelling and throwing stones. The
stone-throwing: con iuned. and finally it was
returned by a volley from some of the deh
tectives‘ rifles Two men were fatally
wounded. All the detertives were arrested.
Ftvli‘. man w on: instantly killxl and nine
mow fatally injured by the fall of 11 con»
struction train over an embankment near
Fulrtield. Nob.
Tun Knights of Labor Assembly at Rich-
mond classd on the 241th. Salaries of ofliciuls
were increased its toll ms: Grand Master.
\Vorkman Powder-1y from SL590 to forum"
salaries of Secretary anl ,Treasurer from
t SIX-00 to $3.00): pay ”of Executive Board and
l General Worthy Fon‘man from $3 to $4 a
day and expenses while on duty.
A Coxmznss of the “Association for the
Advancement of Women“ has been holding
its first. melon in Louisville, Ky. Mm. Julia
“'a‘rd- Howe profiled. and other noted Indies
attended.
Dannaxn, ILL, has lost nearly all its bus-
ines: section by a tire: aggregate losszs, over
source.
THE greatest luwirie fire ever known in the
Northwest has been rugiug in the Turtle
Mountain region. Dakota Over 300 square
miles of pruirie nnd timber lauds have been
burned, with a large number of houses and
harm. great quantit: es of cmpsmnd all kinds
of stock. The losses will aggregate gloom).
TKS‘. I‘m sid art. but appointed Dabney H-
ll’nury no 1 0 United States Envoy Extrn~
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary tithe
United State: of Colombia.
Govsnxou “fist, of Utah, in his annual
report. recommends additional leg‘slation
for the suppresion of polyguny.
'l‘fll Czar-‘3 eldestson, heir to the Russian
throne, is dying.
Tan Canadian authorities an; aim have
notified Wiggingtbo weather prothbat he
mmteicber (1‘11thth civil
Irvine in which be is employed. V
A munrmmn-onn girl
Inland.
,tr‘wm bo‘onlyn for! maximum
m _ f ,mmmln
arm
bottle? I t bottle
18 “Elma“
”t gig-mu in Rout-“y (Joann.
and quits-ill be
Joye. .,
In
hangings!“ 3
.oentlyinallioek
bulb-In
The In It] in T
i tigers would not be driven front tin-2r prey
3 dry plat e. under cover as the ground was
1 wet outstdo. The distance from \\ here
trouser A nun
I
Details of the Disaster iii. John.
son’s Bayou, La.
More than 200 Lives 1208’”: There and
atSabingil’ass.
The village of Johnson’s Boy on, “which
Was swept away by the intent storm. is.
high ridge on the mucosa. and the bayou
from which it takes its name was through
tbeinbabitnble puts of that nation of the
settlement in which is also stunted the Poa-
ofiim station known 3 Bradford. They
are in Cameron Parish, on the
Ionisiana shore. six mile: east of Sabine
Pass. The bayou is nineteen miles in length
nnd \‘ll‘ltS from one to four miles in width.
Ridgss face the Gulf twelve feet. above the
sen level. and in the rear is a dense and im-
Lbe storm number-ed 1:30 souls; to-dny
at. last 'ei; tvtive of that: number are
counted with the dead. Forty of their bod—
ies have heft} nauvered and mnsigned to
res in the sheil reefs, while the decompos-
ing corps-rs oi the remaining forty-five lie
{whoring in the nlll!§h0'\ Redford wns very
thickly settl d and put ulnus. it boast d its
cotton gin and c.-tton and cone plantations.
It. was. the bend of navigate-n. nail H5 stores
were many.
Cotton and sugar are the chief products of
the Tld;&~‘,‘“‘bll'b are com; osel of the rich-st
and most fertile grade; country. and tne
parish had um head of tflltlt‘ an! horses.
owned by a thriving cuuxmuniiy. Corn-
rnunieatit n with the outer world was
thromb um steam ve sets. both owned
in Johnson‘s Davin. and Radz‘..~rd,
l she pan. d from .‘lfillnl h to the brLsetucn!
. dour wt ere she ext ecu d to gain admittance j
g was 4 lo feet. all \"lllllll the S-‘lllilltu'y grounds.
t Titus w‘n~ alone in the insertion! that night.
He had told of taking lllelllt‘s with lhl
s'udr-ti‘. named Meade that she but gone l ut
and he had promist 'l to let. her in alt -r linurs.
and he invrto-l Meade to court-down multbev
w uta‘d “haxe a racket", The.» and many
other rircumntauccs pointed to Titus as thr
murderer, and he was inleted and locked up
in the county ,aii at Beividew. S. J.
H s trial began Septprnlwr is and Ftfllmldls,
state!, in a verdi t of guiltv. Such a \erdict
was hardly expo. tel. Not that the people
thorium the pri ouer innocent. l ut. the ev.
den 1* was entirely . tr urnstnutzni and it was
tom-ed that th - prose ~ntion
out n cos n The tour for excited much intxrv
est tin-nuulnmt the- r- llll!r}'. and the metro
politan tapers : untamed long an o-mts of the
pi ujrv$s of ill * H‘Hll
\Vbert th-- foreman of the jury rendv‘red
the verdi- t he sob‘ool as he finished speak
tug. and he turned away his ta ‘c and wig cl
his eyes vvnh his handkerchief. His bn-nkr
til the tears stood in their “.“*"‘- 'l he pris«
truer lvll‘flt'll pale and grasped the bask of a
chair for support. lie so tie-d ritual, Lewd
tu-rxouslv.
.\ lllnlltln for a new trial will he nrgttel
ln-f. re the New Jet's. ' Supreme t‘ourt sour
time Ill Ntflt‘tltlfl‘l‘ u the "maritime it a 'ts
ns astay of Prsl‘ti‘dlllf" and Tlids will not
be scntenxvd until it is Su-ltlt'sl,
l m‘uim GAME. -
lloovtzn was the only umpire who went
clear through the International mom 1:.
Runs Peak. 2: liltiladelphin boy, lmdsthe
w..nd-btxsemen of the Sew England League.
In Boston tllasscock. the St. Louis shorty
stop. is tonsrdered a wonder and the prince
of lleldem '
New England League club except. the cham-
pion Portland:
Cun‘A-w. St. Louis. Utica, Portlnnd. At-
umg eight," of the hawk” arena.
Eastern Irague. bns onion-l the chum lion.
ship penium: to be sent. to the Newark Link
In the last three games between the New
York and flu; uzo club; the 7 New York:
maile ‘_‘~ lt.ts, L‘t errors, nut is runs. against
2 ‘ hits. 1 - errors, and H runs for Chicago.
[V the Internrtional League the tlswezos
have [wen whiten lubed lit tinte~ this season.
the llo. ll“.\. 13 llaun‘tons 4, the lliughnms
tons t. t. e luromos ., the l'ti-‘tts 3, the Buf-
fialos I &!l(l_:lt(‘ S) ”was ~ Stats l.
Nut satistitsl w.th tit-tenth; the Ch‘cagws
f\ ur straight gain-s and g;.\'lu,: them It first
class scare. the l‘li.la.lcipliias thrashed the
l‘etruits in the last two can es out cf three,
and gave 111 . Ch.- agus the . hastyiotbhip.
Tilt: lliltim u‘es are the Asm.‘intion cham—
pions tlst‘ccfl‘fl'i tic game" They have pl Ivor}
eight—sh“; with the l‘ittsi-urgsto with the
Louisvill-‘s. l\\‘n with the Can lunatis, one
with the Brochlyis and one with the Ath-
lctics.
\Tur: several League clubs have won and
rest. the following number of games on the
ho no grounds. l'hi :igo. fit-lit: Detrox. at ski;
New \‘ork, 4? ; l‘u ladel, bin, +114; I‘M;
ton. " ‘ St. ho :is. :isiwl; Annals City,
lT-ll: “ .sblnghm, 1‘4“,
A s:.\'.;t‘i.\u accident occurred at I'tjm
recently during the progress of a game be-
tween the lthnca and 'l‘rumaushurg clubs
James H ingle. pztchcr of the home nine,
while in the act at delivering a switt curve
liner, broke his r: *ht arm nan: the elbow and.
at the same time dislontcd. his shudder.
Hingle is heavily built. and pitches a very
swift. ball. '
SABINB PASS INUNDATED.
“(‘Stl‘lu‘l to“ of a Texas Town—Great
Loss of Life.
The town of Sabine l'ass. Turns. has been
destroyed by an inundation of the Sabine
lliver.
ceived relief parties made their way to the
scene ‘or disaster from various neighboring
towns. A dozen tow boats were sent them to
aid in saving life and property. Sabine Pass
is about: sixty miles above tla ve-emu. One
relief committee re; orted that lot 1 omens
w ere missing. ninety ot w bum were known
to bnxc b on drowned. 'lhirty~tixe of the
victims w ere w lute and fiftyctive colored.
From all the accounts gathered language
co ild not exaggerate the state of (fairs at
&bine Pass \ u‘ of more than linthuues in
the village, ks: than siv remain standing.
and they are robust. “fives nu l children
were swap. away and drowned in the pres-
ence of ’t-lreér husbands and father's. who
were power lots to mve them. 'lh-s waves
broke against the lighthouse in solid walls
fifty feet high. tearing out the windows at
, the very t.» of the structure. Corpses have
been rt ~ko up at. at distance of thirtv miles
learn the s eue of the disaster. , i
The primary damage at Sabine. ineludin:
that to the rovern'r out wot-ls, will armre-
cute nearlv . month. as man)- of the neigl»
boring plantations sustained s rious imu}y_
A NOVEL FAILURE
A Drive of 40,000 Cattle Abundant.
-. -lzoss. About $250,000.
A mitts man just returned to W“
Walla. “‘usbingt-on Territory, from North
Montana states that the Neidringlnus drive
of cattle from this country to British Colum-
binhns proved n disastrous failure to the
St. Imis cattle syndicate, of which Mr.
236m ' S'bnus is a prominent member. For l
time the drive. consisting of 40.000 bend of
cattle, pros ~ed finely. but as the unusually
dry season i: Montana pun-grew the gram
bet-aura so treat. and streams of water fewer
nnd farther bat-Nam, the 330 .‘k borne to
weaken and full by the wayside, finnll y dr
ing by hundreds. The borders, even, cut-
ferod gm. 9 mention for water. nnd as d“-
l per-ate didtbe Situation baron). when near-
gstbo Butts]: line that; Mr. 301er
exist the drive abandons! ml the harder!
tore-ch the hawthorn Pacific Railroad.“
gtinnedresiduum]boner»,unaware so weak
,fmmtnh andwantotuourlshm that
they sandman-d fall in their
girl. and on that, guftt 'ular monies: told a 2
0 Id not make 1
down unnerved some ot the other Jurors utr '
dere i. ant the mum les .»2 his jaws twit ‘hwl
llitvrmruu. won the neriec from every:
Innta. l‘etuor, Newark and Duluth are the ,
l’unsmnxr ttnnnun M. Banunn, of the
while a tire: of trn in; vcssfis t‘llt‘l the
waters of the bayou. Thus is pt“ rum 1 Jaim-
j scus‘s Payou. or rather the series of rrigts
i mer whi h wms-ntterel the Lam IOE’illil‘
tzon on the thutulltg of th-.~.~t.- rm At"
o‘clock that afternoon the storm set.
i in and everi't-oly tool-z to their tonnes
and waited “'ilh lated breath the :ate
3 which they foresaw ersdtmmed to b.« tlivus
The waters. rig r- With the wind, swept
: through the lowt r stories of the imillznzs.
driving the afingbtxi pe pic into the n‘tics
«
l and upon the root"; By l l o' dock '
. the first ridge. twelve fee: above
, sen sen-l. was an te -: under
' water. House after house f» it i: or
‘ wan swept away. eith -r burying the dimmed
people in the debris or hurling m in in: - the
Jazz ng water. The cotton anal": storm next
9 succuntle l. a :d lmdt‘ord and Johnson's
i Egyuu were d {tron-d as Cs!!lt§\l“l'l_\' as it
? “invading army had done the work, It
turns a night. of tarot. dts ruled by the
i survivors ls appallimr. The parole
‘could only cling to \fh‘h other and pray
. for mercy and tor the souls o“ lli' 5- whose
‘: tie-spurring sht- eks rang m the 2' cars For
two v0 Ituurs the st gnu razed ~n‘er tit: sob
; tlwm—nts and then came a lull. HO‘ 9 res in-d
as the waters to Tiled an 1 th. storm l awed
5 away, and the saTttVHrs‘ guru-rel cu ele-
vated po uts viewing the :cene or desira-
tinu round them. Home: that stood
the Action of the storm were com-
pletely gultul. There was no its-l n 2r drink,
the sol: water having: invaded ever} thmg.
Then begin a scar-uh. for I}: . «lea l. and those
whose lo ties lav piniom d by the ruins of
house. were s,eedil_v Ni‘nx‘ei’ul l-‘rom out.
of the marshes more viruses wit-re taken
nod Lkewiso buried. ‘m‘ people. save a
few who have large sti- k ln!~:2‘9~t
any they have abandoned the p13 v {wt-
‘3 vet. Tbs-y are ties mutants? of a rave of pct-
‘ rle who in the fuss? made Johnson a. l‘n‘. . u a
vast orange grove. The frost came. and
ruined them3 and then they turned In cotton
and sugar run-t stock, only to meet. the feta
of their fnrefntlt- r-
stock which once the bayou tmste l 601ki an
drowned. Whlit' the remainder diui of (hint,
as Ill the w ater is salt. .
g The Sahinrrl’aisfi‘ Disaster.
Sabine l‘a» have been received. The situa-
tion has not been exaggerated in the least A
correstonden' telegraphs that the turney
bu: nuts are suturing Uri-:- Sahizie for males
nronnd on taut ant water. It is one vast
channel house. Th. :e are "‘ persons
missing and probably den-l. Erma-
rueralile tout hing. bear-two tut: inei‘
dean of th.- st inn are related ls“ the s..r~.‘i-
VON One house t\‘l:l:llll.ll; first {(03 t‘s‘lflf‘t‘d
penguin was seen to :4 down with a crash and
every one of them was inst. Incidents one
related of hlls‘taauds lashing Wi\L‘S and chil-
dren to 2:. arm; \\’:v.'- --_ and then seeing
them It llel by bcav ’ logs 133mg driven
against them.
When the tiormnrueit tugboat Finn“
was *1! d Sabine. L‘uititnlr s Mas: e “‘25 fwuzid
rowing around the del'a io dun; for the
hu‘licst‘of his fatmlv. He sat-l: "Mrseif.
w‘ifc.'t\ud tithe childr tn w'er . c Ewan; to a
l Further particulars of the great disaster at
l
I
floating roof. which was grains: =_ breaking
to l ion-s. \ 'ueot th-ilit1luonts we: 2: then
another. . lV-vus holdingg‘m‘ 3:- uizeest. and
awn my wife sat-l. ‘tixrod in e. hns‘; and.
lam going.‘ I could not reach her The
piece n: the roof sup: ortieg her broke. off and
she sank ‘foro my eyes I held on to the
vermin-st ~ bald. named l‘carl. some tune
longer. Tbechil.l.azid:e»singme. said: ‘Pupu,
I‘m tired; wont you Willi-i “‘Eth me.‘ The piece
of the roof 1 was on was now crumblmg t3
ieees. I toll the little one to kiss me. She
put both her littEe arms around my ne k,
gave me a big 3 macro, and just then
a wave dashed us oil“. and I saw
her no more. Great God' wiry d:dn‘t I go
down, too! ‘ He was presscl to go on board
the Pcnrcsa. but refused. giving: “Here
among thgse 1.12.0 ms arc, the [Min of my
wife and children. and here will t stop nun]
1 can find them.“ No tongue - an bell how
the poo to have su‘l’rml during the past fa
on vs. it many cases the dead ones are con-
sidered the lucky ones.
A later dispattb reports that thadeath and
destruction at. Sabine Pass, JnljltS rn's Baron,
Tnylor's Bayou and other {mintsun the Texas
and Louisiana coasts present 3 xi tum fully
. ; as horrible. if not tar we: -. than heretofore
\\ hen news of the diesth was re~_
”portal. The results of the efforts of ex—
ploring parties to gather u:- the dead and
rescue the lit-in: make a tale .su hays is sels
dom read in the annals of « alunu'ty. The
full number of lives lust in the track of the
wave nod burr-Lane at the puims'xnentionol
and in the count?)- distriets surrounding
them will reach. if it does use exceed. three
hundred.
m in}... m mm
fan-go
Vessels Going Down.
Many Lives Lost.
The effects of the token: storm (in tbasuntb
nod west masts (f Great BrimEu’ were terri~
le. A Nerwegian bark founder“! otf Tin-
mgnl. “'ales and her entim cmw, consisting
of fifteen persons. perished.
The Brut s't ship Mullen)- was wrecked in
the Bristol Uhannel nnsttweury rersons were
drowned. The Norwegian bark Fault-ii:-
and. from Mn ' trash. .\. 8.. for Swansea,
waswreeked off I atstow and nineteen per-
ms lost their lives. Another large burl: also
founder-ed. with the loss of from fifteen to
and
. twenty lives.
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
Av Iowa insurance conivnny 01ers em
for the be t that of a mun-lo wave.
MA CEDAR RAPIDS (low cut Ins adoptmln
young mortar and is tenderly was It.
BJtn-i‘nonnfs ”batty is t.) be light-d bv
30,01) handle pc’wer.as mtbeszatuemnde and
provided. ,
A L: nonau hermit has his hone in the
Enrichment nspmshng oak this. his small.
but quite mug. .
GEKVAS militia-3' authorities an training
shepherd dogs to marry messages f man one
army t 1» anatner.
It is roughly estimated that the amount
realized by the enmucrupof Jig-pubis year
will be sumo“. - ‘ *-
A mantras, who took hold at an electric
light. wire in Detroit, was shocked. be death
before the line could be cut.
0x the door of Prmco‘ Bismrek‘lsmd y I:
Friedricbsrnb: are notches imitating the
height of all the members of the faintly.
A FATAL dim “evils um 3n? horses on
through ' udo‘ water &\"L:T)n 0 Virginia,
and bundndi’oi farmers have lost stack.
maxim: office from (mic-go no bun“
Fun-:3!) bywtruns run 0am
Mt) prevent lossby .18
“William -
peneu-ableparsb. The population before‘
(it the SM): bend of,
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