7]».
' sidered of age.
'close the secrets of their bush, or are
.tliem white.
to
“rm: sEN'risEL.
SOl‘Tll Nt.lR\\'Al.l{. UCTOBER 80.
'In Holland ladies are gradually assum-
ing the occupations of the pharmaceutical
l assistants. The periodical State exam—
: inations have just. been held and' the re-
: suit is highly favorable to the sex.
of a total fifty-five candidates, nineteen
Artificially grown ducks are said to be
the best fattcnerl and plump. st. birds in
the Boston market. ,
road in America is, at South Huston.
Mass, Wilt-f0 note have been hatched
this sensor. lt isoiil‘va few years since
patent incubators found their way into
public notice. and , now they form the
basis of a large industry. '
There are said to be in Paris more than
80,000 persons who make theirtiiving out
01' rag gathering and lurrrnwing in the ash
bins of the city. It is a hereditary call~
ing and those who are engaged in it’ are
“rung anal robust. This is more than
can be said of the razpickcrs of New.
York, Their number certainly is in-
creasing but tilcil"llll)5it‘;ll \le.:i‘cpittidc
occurs to gr ‘w gi‘cater also; ‘
The annual report of First. As~is§aitt
I‘Ostmnstcrticacral Stevenson shows that
there are Small panorlici-s inthe l‘nitcd
States. The appointments. last year ag~
grcgutcd 3‘3.
lqgtlrilifi, l-yr removals and suspensions.
The total gross receipts from the prod!
dcntial otlicés dziri‘ii: the [do 3ear \vc-rc
$'€.’,t't|l,fi'.7.’ New \‘o k State has the
largest number of p5 vlulllt'cs of the pres—
itl- iiliui grade.
.————-—-
.‘ir. Lui. cf the ('liincsc consulate in'
New lurkA >;l_\'s‘ ill‘ti tin-re. are about
WARM Ciiiiianicn in that city, or Ullt‘rlt‘lllil
of the “'lttiiC'llllllllH‘l' in this (‘utllllr_\‘ and
nlmut our third as in.iny as tlu r.- arc in
San l‘rant-ist-n. '1 here are ‘JJ'UUOF 2,300
in the suburbs of .\’ew lurk.
that they :t“t‘ 1' «ml of the llll‘ilOliUils‘ anti
nie i-cltefltrcatrl theze than clsewimic. .
Very in.ui_\‘ are inn-.rEctl to white women;
and in many instances. these have proved
happy unions. llc \lveiait-s that it is t.
mistake in (tiluittise that u':l the t'liiuti—
rm n are seeking wraith in this Country“?
with the blur of returning tot iiiua with,
it. t‘mt'tl the} ltt‘t‘tlillt" Tiiirt‘iis iiiLiiiy‘
,wtj-nhl do sn. at tin-y like this country
and rare fawinntcl by the comforts and
aii\;lllt:|gt‘< of \Vesb l'll civilis-
zimi. 'l‘L/vy
. . .
\\\ uhlrnot bv as hams). llli hunt and the r ,
only «this ti in return}: :: coulxl'tlivy do
so and tlr- n more bacl. lit re. \v >lliti bctu
sec tin ir {nirciitsf .\lr. in} cvnii‘laiis «l
the injustice wi‘.\iii~,-ri \‘l i;l\\s regarding
the ( hint-w. but qr ::k< imp iniiy cf the
near pro» r it -nf a tow: atir ti «f those
that pl‘cvt: ‘ i V
llt'll. '
Llllllllgl'.l?iu!l and natural. a;
:\ \\liitl' 32: :th lii'v\-.~Evi}‘it 1' iv. says:
“.\ Ivonqt me a: . I wrote the ogtidgtizl of
an t‘X‘lt'l‘it‘llt‘l‘t inhibitor tii it .‘lrs. .iuliii
litht Hruiit, (IL/Till- gthe: words iiit“‘il‘ali: :
family. we .i.i .i.~.=.w. in the cm. suit.
(mu {mun rim “with.“ . v-m't‘ni l.
Giant. (as, “is Grant has
uli‘tatly l't n-ivui $ WUMU and will get
at leist $27M.UH ")pr item tl' \v wk
which finish 'xl s' heft-re
death, it will be no, tliliit 1... in ”RV? to
iuukciiilw material lt-{t by Hem-t;il,11r:titt
fur auotlur work fr ‘1 the retitainicu
$‘3‘lU 0d. Thu,~ Moriv tn follow
It uttl “iii lt-
‘tl'n‘ti‘s‘ l\\‘u
l‘nitetl sum-a.
v-r‘ F.
inasmuch
lii'aut i1i\
the wiri’
pi'u- tivully it history of
terms as l‘resblcnt of the
.1: \\ ill be men more iii-
tertwt'ii: In the masses lll.tl| the war rcc~
oral. but will lick the merit of being the
pets» ii:tl com; llztliilll of t iriiut. llis notes.
]t\\\\t‘\’t'l‘, will su; ply all the tarts. .\
fair ~l.a:c of th.‘ iirrsnns who punhaw
the war re. old will want the Presidential
history. 'l‘hcrt-[oljc the sue-rs“ of the
wnrk isaltsuiutcly asuncd in advance.
Colonel l‘rcvl. Hia‘it has the matter in
hand. I tlltl tuld'tlizrt he pronosts to be
the [tiblislicz‘ himself.“
m
An .‘mcrican who has spent some
iiit;-irtli§”iti Liberia writes privately from
Monrovia. the capital. that. it is built ou‘
a bed of iron ore, nearly pure: that i
contains fulfill inlmbitrnts, only few 0.
Lilrcrians. \ 1‘ children born there of for~
(-ign parents. and itiintigraiits. The
limos, an aboriginal tiibc. were formerly
the slave deulczs oi: the coast. and each
man h. < a bite.. tattoo mark in the mid-
dle of his iurvlicnd, extindiiig to the
nose. The women paint themselves fritm,
head to heelhman‘v having the Liberian
701‘ American ilag painted onthcir brows,
1}“! ‘llcl’t'l' the British flag, which they
hate. The. girls, as soon as they can
. '. i
walk, arc nut into the grec—grcc bush, a
kind of barbarous convent, wltdne they
tire taught. their duties as women and
wives. They are usually sold at birth
for conduli'al purposes, at about. $13
each, or half a thtell for $75. A man
may liav - as many wives as he has money
to pay for. The boys are kept iii the
bush until fourteen. when they are corr-
1f the boys or girls dis~
caughtiu agother bush than. their own,
they are fiublirly put. to death. The
‘countrylias some 703,000 aboriginals,
witqu‘zgom) persons of colonial stock,
nnd no’trly all the semitropieal products
are indigenous there. The government
is modeled exactly after ours. It was
declared an independent state in 188',
’ god, the years following, was recognized
as such by Great Britain and France.
The climate, which was once considered
fatal to Europeans, has been recently
much improved by clearances. drainage
and the like, and bids far-untimately to
be inhabited by the Western races.
‘W
' Fun Traveler—“What. does this mean ?
The oxpreoonran says he can’t find my
trunk. Herosis the check for it. Bag-
memnn—Tho trouble in. ma’am, that
you changed oars too often. "Ibo chock
3nd part of the handle has arrived. but
the other pieces haven‘t got along yet.
-—LOmaIr¢ World. . . ; ‘.
The largest duck l
71?, the large t number lie-g
lie says
divided into natives, the ‘
; out of thirty—one feiiiale candidates and
i only eight out of twcrity~four male can-
didates were successful.
t
. —-——-———-—
The ravages of cholera itr Corca are
i . . ., ., .
3 deaths from this cause iii >coul.thc ( apr~
7 tot city. alone are ’a thousand a day.
t This chief city of t‘ e peninsula contains
' less than a quarter of a million inhabi-
i tants within its walls, and as the pesti-
) lent-c began to :rage furiously there fully
: tlirccor four-months ago; it may be im.
tlgillt‘d what havoc it hits tirade. An iirt
, p irtaut p tint- to note is that athe sanitary
condition ofthe capital has been for a
long time horrible. in spite of ex~cllent
natural drainage. The sewers were once
very good. although open on the streets.
btat’of late the houses have extermichcti
on the thoroughfares, and have been
i recklessly built up to and even over the
. sewers, leaving only the space necessary
for thc~e Conduits,
l tiltliicr and lilthier. The lesson of this
: prcseiit devastation of Seoul is the one
' that would lr~ t-wrrht in any other city
circumstances;
A
. oi the. world under like
and horrible. aiil pitiitble as is the mor-
tality. iiisomtie'h that the dead now lie
' but;v unburied. it cannot be called stir-
prising.
—____——
| Business ii1.Nc\\' York‘s great financial
. ctiittr. \\':ili sheet» would be Firmly/it‘d
l‘ut for’the loaningr system in
‘ ill: I'v‘.
vozue
t‘onrparativcly small brokerage
it: a time to do their business. They put
up stocks and builds as toilateral.
nile is to advance money to the extent of
about three. tllurit't‘s the market value of
the securitie~ pl'dgcd. If the ,prircs of
scurrit'es decline. the banks either re»
duec the loans or rcsluiio an iiicretse in
the eollaternls. The system of ccrtilica
tliill makes it» iini-osdble to work oil a
' it runs cite 'k. Loose money is never use-J
in a transaction Everything is "done
on wiper." The banks a ijust the balances
of the i-l‘ukt‘rs anti their own balance:
are in turuzid usch through the medium
..{ the ell-:irirg house. it is really s:ir
trisiiig how iiitic actual Ill iney is tisul
iii the str- ct.
is seen in the when is t-\ pay clerks and
lnrtlic personal Xht‘ or members of the
hulls: ":- lr \ys
hut;
Mcsscztccr bots and (illice
riin amniul all (lay with checks for
virmls‘ of thousands of dollars in
hands.
they would be of izn intro use than so
much blank papers.
he s cured on them.
Sn! 3 ti Iliu?‘ Ci lliti
Such a thin}: as :i
i‘obb. i'y is in \‘er ilzill‘ti of in \l'a'l street
nowadays. That. if any place. Might to
‘ bc a tliix-us‘ ]>:i::r:ilse. but i do not know
k a plutc \tlit‘zc gentlc‘itoit who help tiic'ir
.st‘in . to other pvupln‘s property \\'iiiriiil\i
1: \ ~rt-r l-ik king i
..._——_._
‘th \\ ik bankers tvh'x hive spun?
linic :tl'rtmi the ilii‘i s lllllEli‘t‘ tel. c..:< r
tainzn r
t
h
uiik h business
stories of the cast" gain»; “its in
is (unilrict d in s-iiii ~ ol'
citi» in New
imk front the opening it uir t i the v‘zos
in;r every day the binker and the titer
chant are a toiitintza‘. rush. in i'ill‘
m; c iiltl‘ is a very dillcreut St‘illlll -.
The litirupean barker may work hard
‘ from i-arly’ritoriting tiil noon. but when
the men: :4 lilll'ttlu'tl‘l s.
illl
rim-n come. he is ren l_v for the table and '
to the table he goes. The New Yorker
is ti cd to grabbing his llltll'ic‘i‘tl‘f lunch
on the tly. 'Tho iinruln an cats leisure-Ev
and does not allow sociability over his
vinnds to be interrtiptcl by business do “
inands. liv l‘l‘v‘siiit‘llt Simmons, of the
New York St tel; l‘Txehirugc, tells :ru iii- '
i
~ this diilereiice between iiictliudsheie and
" over the (wean.
ti resting st try. in the 21).; s, :tpt‘upas u!
lie was in 11 European
1 capital. and wanting some ready money,
. suintcred down to u 'liaitking bullst' on
which helmtl letters of creiit one d ty :tt
‘ about noon. The bank was closed, the
’ dot-is were locked, Merybody was gone.
tn‘cmuhing vc-y like a shiver stole over
? the frame of the genial New Yorker: to
all :‘rnpcarnnccz, though no notice was
1 up, that bank itadsuspeiidcd or goneout
' of busin as. .-\ppcaranvcs.’however. were
.dcc-itl‘ul. there was nothing unusual;
. business had conic to astaiidstill and the i
tl-qirs were locked only because the
bank‘s titlicc'rs and the bank‘s clerks were
i hungry and had gone home to dinner.
g And there is no rush over this llOUllLitly
fiireal, either; it seldom takes less than
i an hour. '
___.._.._._._,
>llow 82(l.00tkll'ere Saved.
Omaha Banker—“Can‘t leave your of.
free: Why don‘t you get a boy to look
after it :“
Umahu.l.at~yer~——“llavo tried about. a
dozen and not one was worth keeping.
Don‘t want another one around.“
"Why, I saved $204M) by an otliee
boy once."
“lib! How was tltati“
“l sent'hltn with a message to abroker.
sayingr that I wanted a large quantity of
a certain stock. Well. that stock went
way down to zero the very next. day.“
“You must have been badly caught.“
“No, I saved $20,000.“
‘J‘Saved $20,00tl. How under the
canopy could that be?“. .
“Well, you see I didn‘t have any 0!
the stock because the boy lost. the mes-
sage."—— Omaha ll‘ori'd. '
when Blair is Weakest:
According to the recent experiment 01
Dr. Each with the Dynamoncter, a man
is precisely at his weakest when he turns
out of bed. (lur muscular force is groin
ly increased by breakfast, but it attains
its highest point after the midday meal.
It then sinks fora few hours. rise: again
toward evening, but. steadily decline:
from night to morning. The two chief
fees of muscular force. according to Dr.
Buch, are overwork and idleness.
Sweating at work deteriorates the mus-
cles. “'0 know that many of the great
workers of the world, though not all,
havebeen early risers. But early rising,
occording to Bach‘s doctrine, ought al~
wait to be supplemented by early break~_
fasting. _ r ‘ ,,
1
Out-
vividly presmted by the news that the
whit-h have become,
courtrns re ,uirc as much as $1.1HOJ‘Utl -,
The ,
About all the tirincy that ,
tlt ii
Thieves do not snatch them. for :
Air Express Car in Missouri
Robbed of $50,000.
RllllllERY. ..
The Messenger Bound and'Gagged
by a Stranger. .
The Admits Expwss car attached to a pas.
souger train of the St. Louis and San Fran-
cisco. which left St. Louis at 8:23 the other
night, was r‘oblpd of about. $50,0tkl in cash
and valuable artieles before it reachsd P .
citic; Mo. Superintendent Dairrsel. of the
Expres Company. givesthe following as the
result of a long t‘xllllllutllitlu of the messed
gar in charge of the ear. Mr. Fotherirrghum.
run-lo at the oilise oi the company the
next morning:
“Mr. Fotheringhaui s: 's that as he was
signed by myself and Mr. Barrett. instruct-
inf.r hint t \ take the beater, Jim t‘urituriugs.
on his run as {a.‘ as l‘ierce (‘iiv. for inst ruc~
tioris li‘ot‘mriuglnrur took the stranger and set
own work. Fotherittghani was standing with
his back to the stranger. his coat oil and the
handle of his rev. i\‘rt sticking out of the pis-
ttli \ K‘kt’l.
: tliirlL‘iiimi Depot lie was attacked from the
rear. Th~ stranger gripped his neck with
one hand and gives; ed his revolver with
the other. lieioi'e Fothoriughairt realized
what was being done he was thrown to the
; floor". lie Sll‘llggif‘tl‘ and fought. but the
i ntrungur uvvr “me him met lmund hit“ hand
. and foot. 'Tlu-ii he put the git}: in Iiismotrtir
and timi l ‘u to tin-safe. Hating ssvurel
the tin-sseirgv-r. he pl‘r‘t't‘t\lt‘~i tugu through
working in a lime lvllll tinggel th ~ train uti
n -cu.ti~t ul' ait ubstr‘uctiuu (in the truck.
“him it was standing s' ill some one tired to
get into the t‘\lll‘t‘\\‘ ear. but the rubber stu 1d
: \etrttsi has n akin}; anv etfort to cry out. At
. or trlnut la ilc Station the rubber t wk his
" plumb-r nu l t»petiiit,,r the trout rim r of the
car went out on the platform and closed the
; door after illlil. 'l‘ne messenger i‘eiuniu- d l\ -
in; on tlr- lithd‘ of the car until the train
ronched St ('i:tir,\vhcn it * was abb- tu get tho
_ gm: out at his mouth and cry out for assist
an ‘e. The trainineu hearing; him. \‘ll‘it‘tn .
urwi to get in tlix- l-..c‘.’ tltru‘. turd tiiulm; it
i locked, “i“ll around to the front uitmr.
i which t-lnx rot b -r had leit npt'li The)“ rt-
: least-vi hirii. Fnthcrrugiurttt mys the robin-r
, iv.- :iimiil six lw‘t high tueiit)‘ toury-nrs
. of axe and uonghwi about an pounds. Ho
: liu-l dark. sl‘uixht linll‘. x'tlt rinse, it tlii‘i.
! tint-k intistuch -. a low t‘nnthund. \\ ore dark
i clothes .1er it «inriv :ruv m art-vial.“
l
lie \\§‘s gag-Ml with ilfllhikl‘rt‘illl‘fs Led in
knits turns! into his iiiuutlr and “03111
around his head. His hands were ted to
gether lwiitnsi his brick with a silk handker-
cliit-t'. ills legs were ithit‘llfii \v.th sting-s
taken from \nliscs in the car and “Hit t - ids
nntl tutli the ilt‘.‘l\_\‘ strait “hi. it was around
. the safe. lie was ilui to the butt lie ct tile
safe .
.\it‘ l‘uiihvi Hxidt‘d, in re, l)‘ tn quest nus,
that i'. i\ custmtirrt‘v t '- semi new lllt‘ll - ti! on
_ the :oml \\ ith Ma'ss‘t‘ligt‘l‘s t-- re rive instrut ~
turns, .‘tllri that stirh «ml-yrs {is i"t~litt‘l illgilulll
\ll)s tren- i”"‘ Will“ lu him lt\' the i'nlrln‘r
“. uld ire vxstl“ l ‘u'llitt'i‘ l>v Route Agent liar
rot! or l-v himself. lid lli>.\ slate i. that
PU lit‘iiiigliittii ll'it‘;ra1rli~«l lil l r llir‘ unil-
party's debut iiitiirrrx-i‘ that he had been
, rub! ml and thiit it . ..\il'. l‘mnw. was stilts
lie! » f the In“: rib-tut !.' H the no“ trim nitlg.
THE KNIGHTS ADJOURN.
liml ut‘ the Tenth General Assembly
an “irhtrrurul.
At 3 to r \I Hit liis‘ L‘Utlt the tenth annual
, General Assimbtv of the Knightsut l.:rb.-r
nilb‘iiiitvsi :it iiit‘illltt‘lt l. \'i\.. to irrm‘: ii at
)trrr at Miiilioaxvlrs, Mum.
ll ital been in
tsv-sflull t -i‘ >l\i!\‘2l \lavs 'l‘tio \it‘i‘“
gates, more than in! on the first day
of the. . sessmn, hal dwindled until
, not lllttl‘t‘iiltln tut \\ ere in the meeting :lurll
on the el mm; dnv. The Assn-"My durinx
tltctrturutrr; tirxt tllllil.‘ri!r\l a permanent
jt-titttrd ~s~ \‘ll \vmnrui‘s Work. and App xitilml
, .‘i:ss Leonora Harry. Hem-int linestuatnr
vi the t‘uliutllls‘u film \\lli :‘\‘\‘\.‘:\'l‘ \\ lilit' \‘tl
ti.:t_\' : t :1 ti.t\'tlll«i cumin-vs.
.\ to ., lel \\;is gunned :rshtii; {or iii-THY
fur l'Liv M \- it l‘lat‘ .ien .\uniu l‘l\3\ . tl‘i=it‘!.:l.t‘tl
tn aiv-utli. 'l‘livrcswbi'nu ! .m in“: \er,
tit:it the Unit“; is nut in s} “‘l :rliiv “lib llb‘
(\litl'W ili\‘\ ' ‘
'i'iu‘ ;\\\\‘;il‘i\' \‘n-ltsl it l‘itl 1c $l".i“‘»‘ 5
quarter in tim bands v-t' tlin t‘noiu-i'ntuo
livuirtl. It be twat lll turning into eil'eel
3: one iractivnl svst 'lll of no visu‘atcri iii
the altoi‘irwtn it \\.‘“ tie-him] t.» ulmltsll
the otlim‘ u! l-‘cnei‘al Au liter. rind here
after the Hen-«ml livecutit‘o l‘uiard “iii
_:tm\u.tit its tin“ auditor. The \‘onituitteo
on (‘t\:s\'.ct antmi‘iiuulcthcusual nvxmrt. and
Ithat urrl‘ltiiiese and tot'eigir w llll‘:h‘i labor"
protested against the llllil‘ritillull of suvlt -
labor; and asked fut‘tlro abrogation of the
lit‘ii‘lmgrririo treat“
The Executh o Board was unnuunouslv u—n
thurmsl tu‘btrv a home {or thct'auiilvof
l limit 2“ Stem-us, the founder of the order.
No limit \v is \l“. to the amount lobe spent.
The live-utivu Board “as eiu‘sxwored to
appoint at their dis retort one or more
s .ittllilt' tersoiis tr lmgislirtne t‘oiiiiititttw. to
:tlte‘ud upon the StithtIlli of t‘ungrexs twenty
. Nate lmgisiatut-e to further b_v all hon \rnblo
. iucnns oligects ut‘ tit - ( )i‘tlcr win it are sub-
Jez-ts ut‘ lllltlulltli or State legislat it").
The rev i~t~:i Constitution bud been referred
to the live who it civil and it committee ot
Your nm-oiutcl as follows. John lbmes nrrd
- Henry Abrnhnius, of llmtun: .lulrn Devlin,
of Detroit. and 5‘ J. liagucrtv, of lirooltlv Ii
li)‘ this time it. was after ‘5 o‘clock. Mr
1 l‘uwderl)‘ spoke briefly lu the (it'll-galvsutil‘g‘
: mg the setting “side of all illlceliiig in
lthu ilit‘l‘t‘S! of harmony. and hoping that
5 the delegates would go home with the
. intention of bushing tho principles of
the nub-r. Toni ti‘ileilv their quiz:
“an ode “rillt‘lt for the u-vnsTov, entitled
‘\\'e t‘ntr, no .\l;ist, we Shall be Free,“ and
‘ thctlc'eratos joined in the refrain. There
gwere three \erses, the air was that of the
. “t‘rinadnu llnat Song.“ tlltti “it‘ll the ole
\vastiriisbed the Assembiy avl_;o:iri.ed with
manifestations of pleasant.
NBWSY GLEANINGS.
Bknrnoun‘s statue of’liberty is lighted
by 50,000 candle power. '
a
fl projected in Philadelphia.
. \‘iusss, with it{ TMLUOO souli. hasn‘t; a
Single free public library. .
11‘ will cost. \Villium K. Vanderbilt $503 a
mouth to run his new steam yacht...
Martin than 203,000 veterans have visited
Gettysburg during tho last three years.
A Two ~IIRAXJRD, ear-loss and cycles;
started in the south during the past nine
,mouths.
THERE are in the employ of this govern-
ment 550 Stitithsru‘l'd) Browns, 3‘20 Johnsous
tut! 270 J causes /
1 Turn Kin of Holland boats his Amsterdam
palace wit. lmsoburuiug coal stoves of
American motto. '
Stiltsrnnn nriwiorrarios were on a recent
Saturday shi rped from Boston to India by
the Baptist issionary Society.
GIMAKY has ordered the construction or
2,000 railway carriages. and they are hung.
tired to be for military purposes. 7
Has. nuances Trrus. mother of the man
recently convictodof killing Tillie Smith at
Hackettstown, N. J., has become insure.
WrLLiiul KEARNE, of Bound, Pond. who
is the father of twentyeiglrt children. re~
coolly telobrated his ninetyseeoud birthday.
Turin: isnn artesian well 1,000 feet. deep in
Aberdeen, Nob, that. throws out numbers of
fish that look like the ordinary brook‘nrin-
now.
Trims: are at present 1,350 men employed
in the various departments at the Brooklyn
navy yard, the largest number in several
years. _ "
11‘ cost a. fashionable lady who m sojourn-
ing at. Saratoga last summer $300 for doe-
tor‘s bills for attendance on a pet dog, which
was taken sick.
“guano gathering isthmi'v ago recogn‘ bed
i nstry in rtiorrs irginia. you
the qmfitgognthored is annually largo.
mam hating made mic-ch y
(soliciting the leaves and branch: of the
about to go out on hfs r'tur lirt night a man ;
came to him with a letter purl. urt'ng t:- be :
him I \ work checking up. Then he began his 3
About ten (‘1‘ tit‘toeii miles out of a
the safe and t. the all there “as in 3L Sev-
eral punches of silver he cut (‘l‘\‘". but.
idt lil‘fltl when he found out what
they - ennta‘nwl. At Mitrck some men
over l<‘«ntlit~tiri1.ilr:\:ri with 3 rev oivcr nirl we i
As underground railway system is being i
i:v is .
uiiiuch talked-ofnwondor of Meliair‘y, ‘e‘nu. i
FUR‘IY‘TWO new he factories have been:
NEWS SUMMARY
Mm no nitrate sum
Tait twenty-thin! International Qonvorr
tion of the Brotherhood of Loeonrotrvo Ln-
gineers met. in New York on the 20th. About
350 dolegnnos were resent. and listened to
addresses by Grand trier Engineer- 'Arthor,
Mayor Gnce,Governor Abbctt, of how Jer-
86y. Pn‘stdent. Depew, of the New York Cen—
traanilroad, and Rev. 1‘. Do “me Talmago.
1‘ was announced the sessions 0: , the Order,
which is our of the stronfiest labor orgazrtcr
tions in the world, wool: last ten days.
Tm: prescneeof Mr. Blaine at Pitts-burg
on the 20th was made the mansion of an rin-
menso protective tnritl‘ demonstration.
Scam shells were being loaded at Sandy
HOOK N. {upratmmry to experiments by
the Government Ordnance Board, when one
of them exploded. PrivateJoseph King was
instantly killed and Lieutenant \Vrlirnrn M.
[admire was injured so that death sorn err-
sued.
WALTER Exes. the $venteeu«year«olti
stepson of Judge Daniels. Republican nomi-
ueo for Justice of the New York Court. of
Appeals, shot himself while gunning near
- Buffalo, and was instantly killed.
Smith and West.
: A rush of Anarchists in Chicago have
been using a t ‘atholic church for a drill room
; at» night. storing bombs under the altar and
T hiding arms and dynamitcnr other parts of
3 the building. A l’ule has revealed the plot. the
deadly material has been found and $01“,
' mid n number 05 arrests have been in: to.
THE General Convention of the Episcopal
Church and the National Council of the
(‘ouiregntioual Church have been in setsron
It Chicago.
A xt‘ruum of salmurskeepem are charged
with Luo reeent— rrtur‘dcr of Rev. Mr. Hart
(lock. a pronounced l’ruhibitinniet. at Stout
City. la. Two. men arrests l have made
Couk‘ifiiuns (lex‘lariug that, the murder was
instigate l by saltxiuists.
M ASKED men took three rre::r»:e= char-gel
with arson out. at tin ,i‘ieketrs County {Aia'
. jail and ban red tlr P!“ to a tree
'l‘uiuti: men were fatnllv burned at A fire in
a Chicago varnish factory.
anzl-argo Eureka. eight. men aboard, has
, been lost in i like Michigan.
Tin-:old I'm-last tnu manur- huu-e, built by
Hi riry t‘orbiu in twin in \Vestinon‘land
Irut.ii?_v. \‘a., and near the l‘utuirrn0 “her,
has been totally destrute l by tire with all
the tllt‘llltuf‘l‘ it contained. This house was
, known as the driest. euluniul dwelling in the.
: l'iiit d Sta‘v‘s. The loss is él‘IJlUt).
MARTIN S st‘rzt'r. a (a: in hand at. Sherry-
ville, in“a. wt lii'e toiiisemployer‘s proper! )'
and brain-«i tVlu women. the wives of neigh-
ik\l\ who nttmiptetl tu qnem ii the flank-<11“!
on tier beingnbseltt Surikup was insane.
Tilt: greatest \\ ii l—ixigwui r0 vst in tin-court~
try is located just now near Tnlrloairiuh. lu-
durn Territory. Millions of ltlgt‘utts nightly
cut or tliotie n ma quarto iiu‘lo \uf lituil‘re.‘
inn l. \Vlierr tli 1v en .»e in to roost they
make it nus . l.ke: therefor.
“'nshlrrgtun.
Tm: \Vm— lh-ynfltrr mt has given order: to
transfer t‘hiet liermniu \ and ills band of
Apache t-titth- t at ~ in in San Ant. mo, Texas.
I I hurt i'h‘htlln’ Fla. tur continwnciit until
further Ul'lil‘t‘i Tire inn»! llllllill‘l‘s lifter-n,
and tho 'utlrer v‘l]\i.li"‘-l Aria ‘ilt‘s eleven
Women and ~I\’ ciiil ii‘en -.‘\t‘e t t ho taken to
. Fort Martin. l~‘.:r. .
(lzvrciut. ll: .vcs’. t‘ turn \i .mer of Pen-
siuireras \vrstt ii :rl lh‘. t» :m 0 lb :nl tinder
hi it deuinrin: that our
uh - turvs a putt viii :ts-e»:::eiit r. liable to
Natural. .
'i‘iti: l'ios'ilent it'l“ niatlo the tn'lnwin; up.
Rt-tttlirtetits' iL'tlllt‘i N. lat 'kt\'.....l. at
'ur.. to l e ~rnov of fill \ l'itit- ti States
.u
.u
t on utatinn of litilgnrdn
. suntnurrily
New =
{or the Neither ll limiter. of New Yni it. in )—‘
Ni \\
ml‘l .\i‘ titre. of
‘ lull.
\itli‘iL t t 1,1. (‘t tts‘tii at
li'w‘. i‘izr “1 .-\I s1‘ =\, a « lurk in the Si tlr'
Au litur‘s Hit-‘0. \Vn‘liiitetun, had i ‘n
drinking it on ilv f. l‘ some. taut ‘.
. um. um; he went tn his desk. to k out a re-
\ uh er and sit-ii ixzmseit" til‘ hi.
pit-ttlttit‘lll l it‘ll':l.l Zazziily l\l\ {nth ~i'.\ ‘ultinel
Tito ntllt‘l‘ .
ll.~ came u! n _‘
Willi IllEYlTABI-E“ :
An Alarming Situation of Afloirs‘
in Bulgaria.
How a Russian Minister Turned Der
feat Into Victory. ‘ ‘
§inco the recent foml abdication of
Prince Alexander, the ruler of Bulgaria.
brought about by Rush.“ intrigues, rumors
of impending war have been frequent and
thick. A dispatch from Sofia, the Bulgarian
metropolis, now states that. the chiefs of the
80an have decided to send to the Czar a
dmtlon consisting of Slavikofl, Gueschofl',
and Metropolitan t‘lement. They will be in-‘
8131101811 to complain of the action of General
knulbus as. Russian agent. in Bulgaria. and
to ask the Liar to name a candidate for the
Bulgarian throne.
A cable dis rate!) from Edwin A. Perry to
the Boston lrralri regarding the Balkan
situation takes the ground that; war is inevi-
tabla The correspondent writes: ’
f‘Tlre arrogant policy which so signally
fade! at. Soho was dictated from St. Peters-
burg‘dnv by day, and dictated. not from the
Foreign fltlioe but from the Imperial Fair
at». It rs we kn stvn that General Raul-
lm‘s overbearing: proceedings were neither
planned irur IppI'HVfil by M. de fliers. the
Russian Foreign Minister, who. in the
futile attempt. to bully the Bulgarian
Regency into pOstperring the elec-
tions,as in the kidnapping scrape two months
ago, saw the cards played counter to his ad«
vice. and now is callel in at the eleventh
hour, after his master has spuiicd the game.
In the matter of the abduction of Prince
Alexander, M. de titers, by a miracle of di-
plomacy, turned the impending defeat into a
Victory so signal that. if to had been [n‘trperly
. aware that yourdomonstmtiou of
mimosa-swam l
Vlh‘VIP‘in“ State Fair
at. Richmond.
Frost. ‘denr. Cloulnnd some timo .80 'c'
oeptod an invitations!) be pnsom tith-
opouing of the Virgin. I‘M Fit In Each-
mood on the 2m. A Brclr‘ mood (1W
gives the following account of his visit;
The President. «rived hem upon I sped-l
train“ ":95 A. II. to-dny. Ho unaccom-
iod by tho Secretariat of Santa and
€Vnr, the Postmaster the Com-
rnisrorror of Agriculture and Colonel la-
mont. A committee from this city eonstst-
iug of General W. C. Wickhnm and Colonel
Attending
in \Vnshington nzrd escorted them hither.
When Pnsidont Cleveland olightad and
mrocognizedhowasgmtodwrthcheom As
quickly m rossible he was . bound
seated with overnor Fiuhugh Loom nmr~
A. S. Buford motthopnrty n: the station ;
us. i 1 mm-
Death of the M N01 York
lerchant’s Widow. '
J:
andMagnifieentHom
which lmcyconlddim q- wodtlr buy,
‘13. Comb-H 'Hiu‘hell Stout. “Om“
or‘momannnoer 1‘. Stewart. fin nil-
i Bonfire men-hurt. pulsed quietly In; t!”
other morning. one: cohort rum in but
magnificent mansidr. on Fifth ovum. 30'
tinge drawn by four whine horas. The
retraining rriembers _
part. ‘ were plated in other carriages.
At. the Fair Ground Colonel Robert Beverly,
President of the Agricultural Society,
stepped forward and introduced Governor
Loo, who delivered the address of weltome.
The President. was then introduced by Colonel
Beverly, who in behalf of the farmers of
Virginia welcomed him to the State. Cheers
and “avinw of hats and lrnndterchiet‘s
spike as Inflows: ~ . _
“Fellow Citizens of Virgin“: While I
reptile: and recognize in its hurting»: the
hospitality for which the people of \ irguun
have already been distinguished, I am fully
welcome
is tendered not. to an individual but to an in—
cumbent. of an office which crowns the
Government of the boiled States. The
State of Virginia, the mother of Presi-
suil. I congratulate myseIf that my first in~
tn-ductjnn to the [zooplo of Virginia occur.
improved, Ru sin would have Bulgaria at her
feet instead of openiy defiant.
“Tho story, which comes to me from an
authentic quarter. throws light up...“ the
mystery of Prince Alt-urn let‘s strange at»
dit‘ntion. “'heu the t t'mce. other his role-Ase
from tho hidiuittget‘s. emerged on Austrian
soil at hernborg. the first efTwl‘l’s of
the Russian Feniur ()tlice Were dl~
rooted to prevent turn from going bar it
to Satin. M. de filers exhausted every re-
source tut-rut end. a id was repulsed at nil '
points. The Prince proved deaf alike t.»
threats and permission. Austria and Ger
many reinstsl to interlore “IUI burr. (‘nunt
Kulnnk)’ decline! in l‘itrs’.‘ (.lir‘ frtsutiér‘
and Bi‘nlll‘.‘k. when preset to num-
sd the l'rrrren against. returning. re-
}rliod that he cutihl not advise a
h-rnmn soldier to play the l'ultt‘uflti. Sn
l'rin~~e Aiexnrider started for liutgarm. and
to all appearance the Russian t-uiv’o “its
dough. but M. «iv tiicn had still all urruw En
himpnuw. and be :hot sh dexter-nuiv tint.
he [.lt‘i‘vwi the buii'sd'yc with if. ‘
“He asked Bismarck and Kain-alt}- to can-
tion the l‘rurve aguithl eve uting ‘thn Sana
s'rrnspll'fltfll‘h‘. ‘ r nu \umt ponce,‘ his argu-
ment run. 'so do I sincerely.‘ lint at St.
i’eteisburg they feel \erv giro on th's mat.
u-r. and l have my hands- full to avert the
if l'rauce Al-vzm—
at. a time \\ hen they are surrounded by the
exhibits of productive-ties nod pm‘ix-rrty 01
their State. “’lratover there may be in
honor in hr‘r history and h:)wever finish
at pride there may be in her trmbtmns
her true greatness is here exeuplified.
In our sisterho nd of Smtes the leading and
inns: cumrrzaiidio" date must b . "nine-vi and
. a a
he; t. ly that commonwealth which by the
lab-Ar an i lrrtell gem-e 0! her eituezrs ctr pro-
luce the most of those things which must the
ii-xasutaa; t-t mankind. But the full advan-
tage of that whit-h may be yielded t» a
State by the t-il aid ingenuity of her
people is not measured alone by the
inn-trey value of the products '1 he
etloi'ts and the Strliiflifi.‘ of her farmers and
her artsnus no: unty create new values in
tho fielduf agriculture and in the arts and
manufactures bu: they at the sum:- time
pr. duc« Hamel. sell reliant and independent
men and VILtlYalc that prud.tct whrh m.-.e
than all others en.» l2 es a State—a utrrotw,
earnest American t‘ilidl‘:l\itl§! his wzll
' flourish in every part of the Aux-“rival: do-
main; uertbor «linuth nor ruin can in uro it,
ful‘ it takes root in true hearts, “curt bed by
love of cum-try. Th 11': are no new varieties
in tlus pro-lueuonut must. to the sun-- where
evvr- are", and its uiun'rltv Ls neither sound
' nor gen Line unless it gi‘uwsbi desk and bean-
. trt’y an entire and initial Sutton, nor unless
.lor should go to \vnrk hanging and shooting '
; tho flutters. it It.” be tlltp‘w'dltit‘ for me to
restrain lil“ t' ru‘.‘
“llisiiiur 1; out Knlnwkv foil irituthvsiiatc,
fl'itl admonished the l'rin e luflljnpl a trez't'i
tul pulley. M. de (iron felt sure that Prince
Alexander would reznr‘d N.» it
If) all
vent
f~ tr
understanding \vitlr Russia to pro
itl'YI {rum li'uitt‘dting at Sofia,
unless the anika cuiisy-zraturs were
l'ulllsiifii, 2w Would have
no so uritv tor his throne ur run
t. 1- his ilil‘. The run: ttirrnsl nut as its mm-
trivcr hail Il‘illlh‘i. iit‘t‘flglli‘lLK that tn
stand out against Russo With Austria arr-l
(tern ray ctr her side would tinulve rain to
lznlgarn. i'llur‘t‘ :‘ikVflHtil‘r laid duwn hm
septic. Thus. in a master we ‘0 of tine».-
M .letinrs \tun the! this! game in spite 1-1
the (.7 ar s- l :rnsv yin)" at the opening.
“As thwl‘msuan Fun-uni “trust. r is millv
‘gtrnxns tv keep the pea-e. his diplomat c
this! in. il;l\:ll: bent l. llul lti tit».- Siato Vami
. itol at Aliautn s. urn \ ears n;o in u point 'ai
t,lla"lt‘i with u ('npta n t‘ n.
'l‘nr‘. r“! or: on tlt ~ pit-urn-prrctitii enln out
break nurnirg cuttic at I hi. .i;.. triadu to the
' Dots-tritium! of Jean 'tiiltti‘o b\' “2‘. IV. E.
‘ Milli-sit sets {nitlr citiptmtirnii)
iitsxdcd in order to stniiip it out.
l’iu:sii\i-'\‘r t‘. l‘\ r LAX“ has been growing:
\lllv‘ntll‘u‘: Lab}: at tit. and is almut to try the
niztssago il't'll'. Lt‘lll,
li‘urcign.
. M; ll. 1‘ .\l x- i‘itcusos’
' l‘um‘rtim ,m lit.lisll HrJl‘. v-l‘ tl‘l'luae
llutl m 1: il'! it. t :r .1.
Drum . thorns?
ihu Silix‘l»it‘\ iii 1 :t‘ \t~
. t! in with; there
. .nau ar uv.
'92!
'1 Ni L'sirr ut ii‘lsslll. no «mini; t3 a hurt but
slings“! ‘lr at the .. it t . \n wt an i kxliol mm
of his u'lice: s. it 3“ ~ its that an n in -.i -
vamp. t'otiu‘tlnli of N. it v t‘niut iietrt ‘rn.
\Vas awaiting the t‘xrr ill tlr ~ ll-Ival in at".
The weather beat; warm. the t‘nunt unlitit~
toned his tuni ‘. l‘li» C or
ul'
lit
it ill tnr
t’Oiihlvill
axir‘\i'l‘.t“S
avuivlru;
is
I
value
(if
great
spzte
ill
1 the
! troultitst nsgu t of it’lairs the . liariccs favor
. an tn vl inn e mi rutrttivt this \\;nt.-i‘
There is very cvueral :rg-prelwusinu ’
~that. war writ come in the, spring. i
, the danger '.
of t‘s-ittn;;t\ii.‘ and states that legislation in . .
‘ lilo l\tli,‘:ll‘l!lll\
but] u \ uruet Mlltvi‘ t» . .iru' \t .tir a war t oll‘v-
sinmdent who is thoroughly a: niainttsl with
tor be useunrpnnloi their
.army in the gluon. campaign against
Sonia. He feels NI!“ that luxsian ten-u.
..,1 recently ut to. or. 3
counsel 3. ; . . > . ‘
l‘ t l l‘ , ll 1' » proof that Hermanv and Austr‘ a had tnllh- * [uh ”fir" ‘5‘““0” m 58‘" "m a. h'°‘(“"‘m‘
\‘l .131 n! :.‘1~.tn - t' . i
the
he govern merit founded
A men» an l ib -r: _v and
it s‘ltV‘Ol’id and mutants
And I
test.
institutions
to _ pro-
ho. witness.
- The present mlirtinrsuu'ion of the (govern.
merit is pic has! tun-turn tor such husteurdry
not only "l’ulltl‘I‘S. but actual trliders et fair-
“th :rtivl gust: e \\ itli c Illal protection and n
11’ in theia‘t we have been es‘mnged and
the Cult. van-n of Astreri nu vitrmndrxp has
been llild'r'rtq to l. \ our enthusiastic web-tune
cf {4' tlaj: do nondrates that there is an end
to szrh c-t'nngeuieut and that the time
iot‘ susbivron .ud fear is stio‘eedoi b\'
can era of faith and confidence. In
surlt a kindly atmosphere an! be
heath such (‘ilt‘vl‘lllg skies l greet the
‘s-Upiv at \ irgmrn as co latvrers in the field
' where gums the love of our tiuztul country.
(Sui grant that in the year-st . came Virginia
-lilfi Uld Unmiuimr. tho niozht-r of Frost-
. dents. slit- who lento! on the nation at. its
birth «may not only morons ~ her trophies of
growth in agriculture and rrraurri’a ~tun1. but
that she mnv be nurn tr, the first of all the
Suites in the caltnatiozi of true American
. eittxenshtp. ‘
The Prod-lent was fn- itient‘v internitstcd
; by thvngii-hrusc L‘oiu.;e‘. Borers: their intrm
- dut ed in the ordn-
ri’rznui. Sa‘~‘2'-".‘il’l£‘s “:1"—
, an! and Harlin-t2, l'u~t‘u;r.stet -t£ «tern! \"ilzb‘
, and C m'rriss otter ut‘ . ,‘l‘l‘ :r t nl~
urn-r, 01in of n 1L1“ \va. . ed . \\ in
cheers \\ Lich they siziit-l .' - no“ lo i :- al
bv lwwm: t I the pe win. Among
[Milton will it« t be wiet'errnl beyond iiett 3
swung. llw ’teliet es the report that Herr.
hour‘u-o mil su 0 st Hen Katina-s, should
the latter (ml in his llllsstdll. as now seems
more than irobable, and that the
silent work of the ltuxsmu political emissu
has Will be foil-med b) the thunder «If Hus
sum guns. lie clevhie- it is inqxtx‘sible tur
: the porn is to s ientiyamtuiesre in this tum w
i irront, an t slit» in his lil‘t\ft!\.\|lltlili reputation
ettirrre l sooner '
than arrested. and lieutorn arnsa truirusby .
and began to re!‘ J: in ills ttt’rzc. \viiomup iii
the Carr, thinker; th t: tlt . u li or “at. about
to draw a we 1‘ t. s‘tut htm than i.
(‘nt‘s‘r vox lti ‘.‘ r.
trian Itntosuutn. diefl at Altenburg. his es
late on the Danube- agoii seventy-seven?
years.
Ex-l’unuita ULAHSTHNE was badly stung
the distinguished Aus- .
, by “visits “'illi“ telling a two on his country 1
0d ‘\lx‘.
, , , .
. l..\'l‘l‘.l{. N In“
Rush: I) iltVRliih‘K, two years old, was tor;
‘ todutli bv :\ chained boar in tho yard I i'
- jtullillg
UliitL ‘
“RV Rout-tut \\' usr, editor of tho t‘hicagc
', Advance, th ~ \\'osl'N‘ll organ 0! the Con-gran
' gntt’unalists, diesi at Sycaiitot‘e, ill., a few
days since.
Msnv J.M‘KS‘|.\', a colored cotton picker,
* was murdered in l‘mbvar County, Mist, by
'1 James Haynes tuiSn colored), who WM it‘-
l‘t‘s’it‘ti. :\ \ l‘tnvtl uf colored people 100k
‘3 Haynes out of _:nd and hanged him.
i hanv t‘lll‘ltt‘llll.l.. the American wifeof
S.
l
1'
i
Ttltc British Cabinet Minister. delivered a-
.3 political speech at the opening of tr l‘rimn‘so
l Lodge in liradfoi‘d. England. -
‘ Tu: National lino steamer the Quoorrnvhich
; had arrived at i.i\c_i'|l\ol from New York,
§wns nearly ti\‘$tl‘\.)_\'0‘i by tire. The loss is
‘ heavy.
'l‘rtx‘ Chicano justices of the more are
i charged with fraudulently appropriating
j (lites imposed upon prisoners.
l A NEW industry for ‘oxns is about tobo
opened. in the direct shipm nit. from tinlv es-
lou t.) L rudou, England, of fresh boot and
mutton.
l'xnnn Sums DlS'I‘th‘l‘ Arronsnv
91'0me! the \‘r'estcrrr Pennsylvania district,
alteprrblicnn. and l‘nited States District At;
torney Benton, of the Western Missouri dis~
trict, a' Dormer-at. have been suspended by
the President. for disregarding his recent or
der against. Federal oltlceholtlers taking part;
in politics. .
Aoirirtoxai. appointments by the Prod
dent: Fred. A. Bark r. of Keene, to be
l‘uited States Marshal for the district of
, New Hampshire, and Samuel J. Camper), of
i Detroit, Mich, to be Callostor of Customs
' for the district of Detroit. '
Tn are: men have been condemned to death
at Lytton, British Columbia, for the murder
of William Dillnran. of Minneapolis.
A russacru of native Christians has oc-
curred irrUgaudo. Africa. Many Christians
were tortured, mutilated and spouted, and
thirty-two.were burned alive together.
Jcs-ncr. Sumr Murrrnws delivered
memorial address at the final burial of
the
have just been conveyed from W
t)“ of the curious features of the (rotten!-
alang the Hudson
fire this {all is that I'i
strawberries none gathered at thirteen (iii:
forent. point XII-1W Ind
Could].
remains of Chief Justice Chase, which
Mintlgtoll~ to
on the prediction that war is inevitable.
“Hus-urn has suld no xii-re Wheat on the
blitz! sh market tllh' autumn. This may be
owing to a short crun. but it is the belief of
uninjority of p (title nqtmitrtnl with the
facts that the grain rs heft! buck in or
vectntimi o1 war. "
FOREIGN MAILS.
A Year‘s Transact must by the United
Stilu‘s I'ustuflit‘t‘.
.‘li‘. Nilmtas M. Bell. Smeriuteirdcnt o!
the l-‘ureiyr Mails, hti‘.’ just strbitrittetl his
the iitilvs‘ on the pol‘tt'fi {rum “’llt»'il the
:1; 031m: I'm-ii pier ‘e “F 111* Mrs l. \f. the tierv.
crnor s ware. and Mix; “Hun..- fur: is. tiair :lr
tor of detlersuzr lln\t\ to whom {'res'dcut
t‘leve'and “as ililrtfliil 17d and with whrm
he s] on: a tow iiioiiit'n‘s in conversation
Th:i {may the i \vitue xQ‘si a re stew
of troops. w hztn and n lured. After
the review the lfhsssticnt held a piibii ‘ N 1w- .
_ tron (or over on b wlll‘ and shook hands with
7 thousands.
; principal
between three and {our o‘clock
the Visitors occupiol seats on the grand
stand and \vitriysdxl several rows. otter
. which lunch “as luritnlten of. The party
were their driven to the Confederate
of his visit in the slur \e 01’ a basket of now.
ers and he shook hair s With all thoveterans
The drive was then cuntruucl through the
streets on l finally to the
Governor‘s mansion “hem the party
alighted and n general introduction
tiou to the lame: t \ok apla ‘0 and some time
“.35 smurf in social talk. Mi§ \Virrnie Dm is
«was the centre of attraction. At 6.3‘ adieu:
' were spoken and the Presidential party were
annual rcpt-rt to the l\htiuastoi'~(€etiei‘nl.i
show in; tho owrations of that otliee during
tho inst lis at your.
The total \\ eight of letter s tlosguttclred to {or-
eigu countries b_\ son on; 7:10.138 pounds and
of papers 2.33:5.“ pounds. The estimated
'totnl number ui‘ lettem sent to foreign t outr-
her parents“ residence at Toledo.‘
t
l
l
7 those nun; attics was Shun:
t 1‘ ins
cot \' ed ;
tutti
212,0 “_‘.“.l;:. and
4 T,ttf'.l|'i{
wigtvfi‘vo
10.4““.‘17 were
rtquetln-rs were
were receivel
cost of tlu se: trans} ort service
during the year \“tts‘ $32.4“ m
against $Eil,till last yourfinnd the amount.
.ntiinatel t t lune been m‘oivod from for“
ezgrr nututries for s a transportation beyond
the l'rritotl States of foreign clvned triad \\ as
$‘.‘:=,\"H. and as this airr-wrnt is distributed
pro i‘nta among the steamship corn it
tries iirtcreste l. the total amount earned _v
A careful es
timatont‘ the mail matter of all kinds ox
cluruged throughout the world in one day
via ‘es the total at, ii.‘H0_lK0,thi or about tlvo
pieces for everv human being. The total
number of linkages and articles of value
conveyed throunh nit the globe in 15‘“ was
about whomautmm. and the total value of
money onters and other declared articles of
value was .tt l,;'r.u,0tt‘v.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
l't“
SC“!
The
Mn. Mvnox erxnv. tho‘fnvorite singer.
has bought. a flue home at Water-town, Miss.
Link VKasnaic the lending a 'trtm of Eng~
land, is sold to pride herself on her humou-
uoss. #-
IN December Eurnin Abbott will dedicate
the $755k“) Opera House at 8‘0 Antonia,
Torus . .
Ecru: “’Acnrnr. the once famous German
tenor, is suffering from enlargement. of the
heart. and dropsy. 7 7
Till: Violet. Cameron English combination.
including the manager, Lord Lorrsdnio. hnl
f not been a success in New York.
, Muir Mum: their refused to sing at No-
brasrn Cit ' recently on account of tho dihp-
hinted con ttion of the opera house.
lVrLsox Brunet”, the English new, has
been successful iii-his prostitution 0! “Claud-
‘ inn," at the Star Theatre, New York.
p
Aurium J. Nun, the nurse who attended
John McCullough. is shorth' wpluy “ Riv-ho-
lion“ inn’nmntour entertniurnent in l‘biln-
deli hin.
A nrsrurcu from London states that
Mame Christine Nilmu is serious! ' ill
withhronchitas. Herconcortoonr has been
abandoned.
MILL Ran introduces in. new
hers, called "The \Vidow.”a
rgdog oueup
inmonrningtoeor '- dvn
mmodweed a
hot-own ls-
' mss Hunks DAMN! hascapturod tho
theatre—goers of Philadelphia with her- in»
'01: ot Katoyshtpley in “One of Our
iris," which she is playing there to crowded
and tashionnhlo houses ,
Tans: vessels that sailed from Boom
Aymfor Sumo-h ontlro many. out
nothing of each other during the entire voy-
ngounfilthey onhredtbo mouthottlroSn-
mush river, mconfiy,withinntwhonnol
onchother. ~ _
layof'
. ... .. ”a...
- River Railroad.
driven back to the station, when they took
the train at full o’clock r. I. for Washing-
ton.
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A CITY IN ASHES.
The Grcnlcr Part of l’arrnington,
Mu. "estranged.
A fire which raged steadily for twelve
hunts has. destroytd the priuhx‘l part of
Fnrniiugtuu, Me. A M‘nplt tintion of the
losses is as follows:
lr-r.rs~s, nineteen stores, Urns
two hotels. two newspaper edicts who
(‘hrvminlr and the .luuramb. three low-
yers‘ 03ir“§, two insurance trait-as. the “mo-
ty jail. Town 1: um and pustodicc, one savs
lugs bank. one art studio. a bakery. a plow
ta-tory. the Municipal (‘ourt room and a
blacksmith shop. The l
churches.
The insurance is not large.
Fanning-tut is the terminus 0! the Maine
(‘cntrnl and south rn terminus of the Sandy
it. is about ninety-five
miles from Portland. it. was settled about
17m, and itL‘nr‘pol‘alO-i a town February l.
lit”. it box a population of 35:12. it is
the seat of the “‘esteru State
School. the Wendell Institute and Little
Blue School (
PRtifiINENT PEOPLE
D. L. Mount: the revivalist, is about to
begin work in the South.
Farm Daveuvss and wit
much attention in England.
sums Gammon is the only survivor of
the Semeé-uf l’olk’s Adhrinismtiou.
Anrrroxnacrr Mcniur' has swung around
th‘s circle and is ha 1: in Heston again, not as
I clergyman, but as a reader. ,
l1 is announcol that. erEmprm Eugenio
Will spend the coming winter in Malt... Her
hmllh ls said to be declining.
“rerun. Damn; the Home Rule leader.
‘ W a Tundto build boats for suitor
mg Inhermen 9n the eonst. of Ireland. ,
fl‘nn wenkaninded King Orton! Bavaria is
still kept. in confinement. lierusks for news~
”pen: ownsiounuy, but throws them any
mthont reading.
‘ Joux Trina Coornn, the nutLProhihl-
trouist candtdate f or Mnyor of Admit... is n
n of both I. Tyler andJnmei.
b‘enimoro Cooper.
attncung‘
Crvn. Sumac: Consonant: 03231.!
always in clerical-looking
gathurdn: borne ho is ownfunihu‘ly
among his friends as “The B‘uhap.”
l hunch. King ofthe Surdwich Isunaa,
celebrates his fiftieth hit-thin: on Nov. 16th;
He has More}. valuable prizes to winners 1*
Mt races from San Funciswtolionolulu.”
l mwnito House ixonlivoncd by showca-
eucoofnlitueehikl. Icy Gunman. own
0 szhools new and no:
the Executive Mansion.
‘ Gm Jam: 6.
Presidential ,
greeted the ‘resident. In a clear vote he i
thank you mast. sincerely for your kind re- i
dents. seven of whose suns have. filtcd that. 3
high ottico. too-day era-ts a President, which)?
the first time meets Virginians upon Virginia _
Tlurtyethreo dwelling ‘7
0:3 is estimated at :
more tlrauu quarter of a million dollars. 1
Normal ‘
/ .
York. vA New York pope: gives the follow-
ing account. of her- life and residence:
t Hrs. Stow-art wasthe daughter of June
Clinch, on old New York W‘. Size
fmwrnon October-2», longing house on
Bleacher street. which m then considered
i very far up town. Her brother was Charles
E l’. Clinch. for many years Damn Collector
3 of the 'When she married r. Stewart
she was only twenty»twn years old, and he
. was then only a promising young man.
withmt fortune or hurting. For years they
lived in a buttse in De Pan rough quaint
thoroughfan‘ running between Franklin and
Monaural: streets. Stewart. bit. by bit duri
his iifetixtte, purchased the entire block,
it. now forms part of bu widow‘s ante.
Mrs. Stewart. “as considered I. grab
beauty in her younger days and sire Ruined
much of her omit-hams up to the hour of her
death. Her toaiiiplexiou was ,marvelous: her
features. although irregular. were Winsome.
i Her rinse was large and donated ruuch tori-co!
charm-tor; her mouth. large, tie-3r Cut. '1!!!
beautifully rushed lips, was a "strafing"
mouth su h as an titres would envy. tier
Will nerve as sound and as white as those 0! .
young girl up tn lh!‘ day of her death. Her
‘ hair, silvery white. bung-I to fail ontthrea
, years ago. 5- she mlnpted and universally
np‘rat'et‘ in p'itrinxwtth o Wig. It was a
striking Wig. brown and gluxsy, withode—
eicled bang ot‘ ‘Prtspruris. A treil‘linown
cortfeur callvd every three days to 31’:ng
ll. .
. The Stewart xr‘flsiun, which was built
and fitted up in regal style by the late 9711108
of merchants. Aluvanlvr '1‘. Ste-Wart. who
died in April. hill. at a rust of nearly $3:
UK'JRIJ, was always closet to the OJYSitle
world. Few persons “were admitted to View
the elegant intern-i- exec-m the innue-
diote “relativ‘ s and their friends
curtains “um always clasely drawn. and
the house rec ebb-d a «invent more thnn
the din-Minx: of a “tuna“ who in her younger
days “as a tealerzo fa~hiorr in the circle
Where siw inure-ti it “as Sir. Stem}
desire, when i‘ih“ in We, utter ho had spent
nearly half a tentiiry in n. reuniulazlng
ith‘ vn t {wrturze y ctr-ac . attention
to lnisaue-s- and rigid economy. to own the
tines: r lento In the Mir. He gave his
art-bile ‘ts « at Tc blntr be. and they de-
Sigucd the house without. nlznrd ts.) ax-
i-eusc. From the foundation trails to
the car» on the t runner“. it is buzlt of
the puns: (‘arrara marble. every stone of
whit: was quirned in holy and {remitted
on special muting vewe's to this (trusty-y.
t'ntil the erection of the Vanderbilt insist-e
it was the most l.:.'a-.;t.ful siejmen of arcti-
te.‘tttre in til 9- country.
Mr S't-tvar: ativndud to the interi 'r {or-
nistdngs himseit. Eu r5" yard of I an ct. the
furniture cuvers rugs an i work; of an it etc
iiiltwt {mi from Emit-pr, “he!” til-3' “1'"
Woven after sin-‘ial designs- I , tell the
{res “es wit the walls an i . sailfizi '
, Since A. T. Stewart's lr‘lDeZ were :32 7:
Mn. >tvuat‘t has not r—r at ruvlel charvb.
:lltb-ulzii she still rented a :ew at on Mark‘s,
win-2e the thett 0: her bu»! ants :- mains oe-
etiiral. Nor has her name rigour-d in Vii-1?}.
tat-lo unit-r; rwea “'lreut-nlle l upon she has
al‘oaysnvirtributed with lliit‘i‘allty. but slit
has newer ld"!lll?i(~i herself With active
- bar-italr‘e “or To»: suleexeegti mtns been
that >lxe hzts relight sly turned out the
ten-\ol-n: )xrwnsruus of he: hisiond‘:
“ml. She s Hugh-1e i the l'athxsirnl It
Garden (in. Lax; bland. begun by he!
busian l. and to .rrdel a s hooi 161‘
HH “-1 ,r t bldreti :r' the some rpil‘.
Sher nisu {minded lll t‘ordrrnoe with Mr.
Stern-iris d'r rig Wish the working girlsi
troun- at Th'é'ty-third street and Point!
meme. trim a tor-med a tits-n31 failure
ownrg to the alsunl restrieuorts , which
weretla ml utwu the inmates 'lh’s mag
nitim‘utr ti an; is now the Park Avenue
Hotel, 5 .ie vents ago .\lr. S‘ewm 38"!
$50.9 4) tn the Bahia-rnann ll spiral.
“'hctr A‘mvzrn i- r 'i‘ St- want me! in April,
l‘T'i. _‘t~t a }e.‘.r atttr they mm. ed in: . th:
whit:- rrar‘il- to}: e. be left a fortune c .m—
past-tint” r-a! ('rta‘c and personal urcgerty
Vliuxd at tron $.l=',u::,tlw 1Q ${tr‘lklft.il0_
Much of this pry-party has largely tncrensel
in vain;
THE NATIONAL our.
Tun Detroit- were the first League club to
dishond for the sens in.
Tuna: were 34s home runs made by League
players during the sensors.
Tm: Chicago players have been presented
with new suits or clothes by their club. ,
Tn: l‘ittsburg team lost the first. t‘bllxn;'il‘n‘
ship game or the 3835011 and Won the last.
O‘Rul'mis, of the New Yorks. will can b
the Yale College team this Winter. :- s
resumed his law studies at Yale.
TEE Eastern and Southern Leagues were
the only ones of seven or-gauizat‘ous to sufier
kw of club: in me pass praymg segaon.
. Font clubs—New York. Change: Pitts»
burg turd ligaments—ware otter the lemma)
; catcher. l‘nrlrng. lie is and to be who: hxs
name implies.
Aunt 1' 33,030 persons saw, at. Chicago, the
three L‘hzcagoSz. horns games for the e rank
2 piouslupot th. World, or which the "nu
learn wort two. »
Jon: Kmax receives $2.300 for managing
the Louisville American A SOCSAEKOD (first:
irervt your. “‘hlt'h Is a raise 0! $1,300 on his
income from utiipiring.
Tour. is talk of the Chic-cos corn: to
'l a this Winter. but Mmer nurture-us o}
: the l hiladetfilrrn Athletns has secured the
,3 only suitable grounds in Envnna.
s A mean: nine. composed mastly of the
3. Louisville American Assocrntxon Wallis
stat lied on a three month:‘ trzp to Flor-12in,
E Mobile, New Orleans and California.
Tim 8:. Louis American Association club
in the three games o til; the St. Louis League
nine [or the local champion-hip, won them
til [)- tbe swims of 3—0, lo—t and 7—2:
305103 playt rs touched firstbose on balls
495 times; Chicago, 443:: Detrort, 3:3“; “_ash—
ington, ‘2 «i; Philadelphia, 2.31. new Xork,
24..; Kansas City, :5. t. and St. Louis. ‘35.
UP the first docen League batsmen Chicago
has two, Dawn tour. bow Yorktwir, VA asu-
i ton two, Biston and St. Louis one each,
nod l’hilndelyhia and lions-s t i=3: not. one.
051.! three League player: got into the
double figures in the home run column. viz,
Brouthexs and Richardson, of helmet. “3th
eleven elt‘h. an i Anson, of Chicago. With tee.
Tim sche iuie mmznittso of the Southern
League will be appomted from hashvule.
Hero ‘5, Sew tit-leans, Savannah and
Chm ‘zon, and will be called to meet in
Atlanta. b:
Tm»: Chico 0 one! Detroit clu ‘ .
home runs, {glib having nude 5‘; Phil? adol-
' made 243-; Barbara. :34; St._ Louis, :3;
New York. 2'2; “'nslnrrgton 3:, and Lana“
City, 15.
Bmiovax‘s pitcher. Took. . trends. the As,
sociation batting avenge, with gunners, of
St. Louis second; Browning, 0:
am ; Orr, of the less. fourth
018:. Louis. fifth. _ cl he 'll
ALLthohe-gnennd Ascent} m. a “I
do their best. to stre this Winter. In
oonsaiuence all will be morenly matched
than over ,
umporgn‘ may be nationhood. _
“tissue the trading Amusnrwon 5 $333
. ~hi duriu -s.~ason 1 cu. . :
£3wa F E, Chi ago; Amer-rain Aw
rarefied 0n
icinuon. 8:. ‘s; Southern Dengue. Ar—
lnnm; In ' League. tum: bow
Lagos, Portland; first.“ Lo)
Elle:
Denver, Earth
Eur.
Newark; “‘estorn hadron,
western League, Duluth.
0! thoseries between the Ingestion:
Chime won all; Detroit Iron six and lost
me; new York won four: lost two and had
one; Philade Ea. non 1 at,
2:3: as theGin-b: Boston you
mmmme; at. miswoutrom Lan-
nscrtygnquhnr and tutu! other.
five series: Km‘ Lazy won in ”no. rah,
Eire latter Wall.
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Accountant; to n Imwlslmr: (Man
I We! unite we": in the true}
team Iran- Mother August, manned
I w“ bio-nus. , ,
“him and
7“"
before, 1nd an oven more exciting _
a“
of she.
Intanshng' Mammalia- w? ” ”
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