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, THE SENTINEL.
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SUI'TH NUIHVALK. 'NU TENDER l3.
The recent volcanic eruptions at the
nutipodes would appear to be. in some
lenses. good for the agricultural interest.
The New Zealand oilicinl analyst, .‘lr.
Pond, finds that the ejected dust which
has covered so large an area of country
he ‘uivalent to manure of high quality.
“
General Miles, of the regular army,
says-the average Indian will_ make as
much success at farming as :1 l'nitid
States Senator would at following a
decr‘s trail oVer the plains. He agrees
with all the nth r Indian fighters that no
redskin will stay civilized. 'I‘o expe~t
them to is to go against nature.
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I-‘ifte:-n years ago the buffalo ranges of
Kansas and (‘olorado were covered with
thousands of these animals. The other
day a party went out from Denver, and
after a week‘s hunting managed to kill
three from a herd of twenty—nine that
they found in Lost I‘a R. It is said that
there are not more than Sumo buffaloes
now in existence. Sy sit matic slaughter
has produced this shameful result.
—_...__—.
The “big trces“of California will soon
be extinct. Seventeen lumber com~
parties, owning from Limo 1,. L‘ftaioo
acres of redwood forest each. are “(Hing
a war of extermination with all the
'weapons known to the tandem logging}
camp. The demand for the wood is nu»
limited "aud all the mills are kept at
work to the limit of their capacity. “The
forests are large. but the forces citi-
ployed against them are swift and it'rc
bl>tiliitH
Tulane university, at New Uri ‘aus, to
which a Nt-w'l'ork woiniii has icecutly
given women. is to be the recipient of
the valuable aichin-s of the la ii siaiia
Historical Society. Dritiugihe civil war l
the buildiit ; iii which they were kept ws~
liillngcd and iii" militants were carried :
north._ The secretary of llli' Wisgousiu‘
Historical Stit‘l'ly \lircifl't‘l‘t‘tl tlum lit
the possessituyof a soldier iii Iowa, pitr»
chased and kindly returned thetn to tllt‘lI .
original borne.
—
“She can‘t control her tongue" or “He
can‘t control his tongue" are fre.,ueutly
heard iii this world where pc iple. being i
~ unable to control the \‘cry tongues that ‘
male» use of the phrase, talk a great dell ‘3
about their Ilf‘igllli >rs‘. litttlthcre is in ~
5!. Louis it man who literally cannot con-
trol his tongue. and the bounty lllt‘Illi a1
Iii‘ll‘ is
the man‘s name Muscular .‘li tion being
involuntary. hi~ ioujuc shoots in and out
of his mouth as docs the tongue of a
snake.
society is lot-king into his case.
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“The struighfest and probably the
best built ‘ 4U" Yi’nilcs of railroad in the
world,“ says licmas llarnes, Just back to 1
New York from llnssia, “is between St. 'i
I'cfcrsburg and Moscow. .Thc con
tractors who completed this enterpriss
were two Americans«Messrs. \\'inaus, i
of lialtiiiiore, and Harrison, of Plum
(lclphia. They are said to have pocketed
some $13,1Hisi,tiotl each asa reward for
their enterprise. Trains nioti the road
are numerous, cars good, freight busi
ness heavy, station houses fine and meals
first-plass," .
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.‘lissonri continues to attra- t attentior.
0!) account of her marvelous products.
In onefisue of the Missouri Hutu? m-t
reel-rd is made of a si\~inonths old cr-l:
\veigliing ti‘itl pounds: a pig of the s lllli‘
Inge born with but three legs: a calf that
weighs but twenty p aunts, and so small
that it cannot reach its “dinner.“ a rad
ish t\\(‘lft~\'rll\'0 incite.~ around. twenty-
two giuehes long. and weighing 195
pounds; tiie tléseovery' of gold in Just or
county, and a man who, iii .lauua‘ry last.
-' received at short, range a pistol shot, the
ball entering the left (life, and goingr
through the brain. and who now is as
well as a man can be. i
7
Defective addresses and insuflicient
.postage are the main reasons why there
is a con~tant flow of postage matter into
the Dead Letter (iflice. After reachingr
the office every means is employed to as
' certain the. senders or owners of the let~
tors and packages, and the articles of-
fered at the annual sales' represent the
proportion of the entire matter for which
no owner could be found. The cuta-
logue this year contains some seven thou-
and articles, a slight increase over the
number oflered for sale last year, but
bearing a at the same proportion to the
entire biil ’ of the matter passing through
the mails. All dead mail is retained in
the Dead Letter (lflice for two years, if
not. claimed sooner, befare being finally
disposed of. . '
'One of the famous women‘s rights
women of the West is the lien. Miss
‘Aunie Shaw, and good stories are told
of her pluck and smartness. Once when
-_|hc was riding through the lumber
region of Michigan the driver‘bcgau to
talk insultingly. Miss Shaw stood it for
hulf an hour, and then suddenly drew a
fDerringer from the folds of her gar-
ments, and. said very quietly: “You
low, contemptible brute; utter another
word of that sort, and I‘ll shoot you like
udog.“ The threat was sufficient. The
man did not’iitter a syllable the rest of
the trip.
gregatiou for her at the settlement, “be-
cause," he laid, “he liked her grit."
Once at a public meeting a speaker who
had been ,discoursing on the traits of
strong-minded women, among others
that of wearing short hair. suddenly
turned to Miss Shaw and asked: “By
the way, did you acquire that habit,
mu Show!" "Sir, I was born to," was
manner."
He helped to get a large con--
‘ in
. .
= served llllflt‘f‘ the
' tip is ”llnf‘lt‘ts in ar his house. so ho went
; ball thro‘n .II the b.aiu.
“The prevalent mania for performing
insane feats of endurance appears to have
‘caught on‘ in. India," says the London .
_ l
i A Small Democratic Majority in
81.. Jainer (Luau. “with results that
“light have been anticipated. “'ifh an
ardent desire for fame and with stupid ‘
originality. a Mohammedan made a
wagtr with a coreligionist that. he would
stand gazing at the Indian sun for ten
hours on end. On the appointed day, at
3 o‘clock in the morning. the aspirant to
immortality totik up his position face to
face with the sun god. As the hours
went by a vast. crowd of excited sportss
men surrounded the man and eagerly
looked on whiTe he was suffering visible
defeat. .-\t :i o‘clock he fell down in a
tit, beaten. by three hours, and very
shortly afterward he died.“
The London S‘umf'trrvt' does not believe ‘
in the French project of taxing bachelors.
It says: “We do not imagine. that were a
the tax created to»iiiorro\v.a single bacli~ F
elor in France won‘d enter the married
state merely toavoid payiiigit. If there
are fewer marriages in the country than ‘
there usel to be, the falling oil may bf
due to a variety of causes, but the evil
would not bi‘ remedied by taxation. Man
riagc with oitr iieighbms is more, so, It. ‘
say. a business matter than it~is with us.
There must he an equal fortune as a l'llll
eii both sides; adowerlessgirl hashardly
a chance of finding: husband, whatever 7
her attractions l.e_.
marriage tie is not so easily contracted,
and iuatriin ny means ginerally rather,
the union of two fortunes titan of twt
llt‘t‘MiliS.
—
“The \‘t. I): nt-wwt' relates
tuay In short, the
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[Hills 1, u'
ha] 8 the lold- st instance of shooting- t-ri'
foot, the succivss of which was evidently
more the result of :;o d llll k than good
management. is to be found in a story
told by a gallant old Frenchman named
I‘e\eri:i, who, says .‘Ir. >iriipsoii. had
‘i
t
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Napoleon, and
was a TI iuark..b‘_v daring and c iol iii-in. !
He was itlliiflltl d that a tiger had iukt it
uh a!
l
and took a look it in?
the guns. He returned home and cleaned
his sittglc~barrclcd rifle, titted : ;
bullet. to it after much .triinining with!
his pcnknife, and rallied forth iniéiiding '
to shot at the animal from some distance;
but thoii.ht its he h id only one
('ll‘ll.(‘t‘ he had better get closer, so he
w alkcd tip to within about flffcen yards
of it. The tiger nevi r moved. and the
l-‘renchinau killed it on the spot with a
at crouching
\‘Ilt‘
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.\u cx—i 'onft derate gives the following . 5
. .. ' . . i . ,
description of the gueiilla heueral and l l“ ”‘
t-a-(‘iirisnl to ”till: Iioiig: “John S.
.‘losby is a slightbcut. blondc iiinii,with
a cold gray eye (ontaitiiiig no more ex-
pressit'in’flvtu a boy‘s marble. Ile talks
slowly, never gets excited, and do s not
know what fear is. Ile loves his friends
and hates his eneini:s, and he carries his
fight to the death. I lately heard a story
from a (‘aptaiir in the l'iiion .~\rniv of a
scene in whithllesby took part during
the war. A l‘uiou regim' nt had driven
him with a small body of his men into a‘
fen-acre field, about which was a high
fence. They could see him plainly
within it, and they surrounded the field
and began to close in on Mosby. They
wanted to capture him.as he had already
killed nearly half their regiment. ' They
closed in upon him slowly, his handfitl
of troops still firiiir'. They had backed
him up close to a fence, and they app ir~
ently had him in their grasp, when he
drove hisyspurs into his horse and went
over the fence like a flash, and as he did
so turned in the air upon. his saddle and
shot a soldier through the head with his
revolver, There are few such shots as
Mosby, and during the war he shot to
kill." By the way, Colonel Mosby is to
lecture fifty times this winter, receiving
$500 a lecture.
*—
Indlan Gamblers.
For the last two weeks, a lot of sharp,
good-looking Indians have been lounging
about the town. They own race horses,
good clothes and the showiest of blank-
ets and carry plenty of silver. Old act-
tlers know them well. They are the
gamblers of the Moses tribe, and yearly
, ols, in North Carolina. was the Republican
, It. will prollublv require the oilieial count to
' old lilt‘llil-f'l'< from the various States
_ )i(!\\‘ll|‘.’\: that the oil‘icial count
"ut‘ ‘1' Mai
. .llei‘lt. as “:is rep rtcd but .ir‘rnei s.i my at
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the Next House.
i
iTlie Republicans Make Gains in
. Various States.
From returns received up to the 5th It
f would appear that the Democrats will have
. A small majority of from five to fifteen in
g the next House. (In the last House the Demo-
; cruts had ltB members and the Republicans
‘, 14?.) This includes the five Fusionists in Michb
j gun, of whom four have Demon-ratio antece-
' dents, anal the fifth declares that he will not
‘ with the Democrats on political questions. The
- Virginia Labor Congressman also declares
* that he is a consistent Democrat. The Sociab
, ist candidate in Chi-rag i has b. on defeated by
' Frank Lawler, and Smith, the Congressman
elected in Milwaukee, appears to be the only
distinctly Labor candidate rem-tied. Nich-
cuudidute indorsed by the Labor inrty.
Three or t" nr district. were stil in doubt,
the Second North arolinn. the Tenth Illi-
nois. First. and Se oiid California. and the
Second \Vost. Virginianbuttlie results in these
districts will not impair the Deniocrntic. ma-
jority. In the Second North Carolina Dis‘
trict the Associated I'i‘ess report. elected
Isaah Abbott tcolurcl‘, white a syn-rial to
port. pave the district to l~‘. .\1. Simmons
(wh tel. the regular Democratic. candidate.
decide. In tlie‘Tenth Illinois Itistriet, Post
illepd has an upmti‘cnt plurality, but. the
official count may reverse it. A number
of students \‘ottd for Post. it is claimed,
and a question has been raised an >
to th-- lesahty of their votes. The ’
ciaitu the I“ll‘.~t and New
to \ani ‘nns
ond California distri ts. but. the Demoerats -
do not con aide Illlx Speaker L‘arlislu ; laces
his run only at nb nit. ..oo. ’
A table published by a New York payer
gives the follow in; as the mind or of new and 1
It is I
y will make a
few changes III the tl,jlll‘i‘s‘. The able shows 1
at a glance the gains and iossesiu the Hat ious l
States:
that while I~‘.d\\iu lo ~th was in, \lil» 27"“, ""““':j‘_“" ”W”;
‘ - - ‘ 1 c - _ _.. 5
waukee this year he had a very c irious _ Alnlinmnf............ is. if.” lug: 1.: I
evpcrlcnee with auautograph hunh r. .\ A.““.‘“““:‘ ........... . 5- —- 5 _. ‘
. H l‘ . 1.,1 "l ', (ablornia..;........ l 5 l 5
gentleman carted on lllll .it its 10.1 , ‘ (‘tlllll‘flsi0.... _____ . __ 1 l _
and having i: liked admission to his" to in; goptiecticut. 2 ‘J 3 l
, ‘ . . ., eawam ...... l — l _.;
asked llllll if he would kindly w ritc his “WM“ ... ____ .3 _ 2 __ :
autograph in an album which he itllt‘ \'I\‘ (-Nugra.............. to _ 1t) ... l
. ‘ . z. . . Illinois~ ..... ......... 10 10 7 13 i
1““ ‘ hi‘d "WWI,“ “"u‘ limb 3“" INN" : Ind nua.............. ‘J I o 7 l
auswt red with a courteous aflirtnative. ; 13““ d 7 3 8
_ ‘ , _ . I'\tlll\‘\\‘ ... . —~ 7 -- 7
Ilie Visaor opened the album at a c ’l‘ltllll Remufly‘ . 10 f s 3
plate, whith he had marked. and said ' l-iims=um............ 5 I , 6 ~—
I , . 3 Maine ...... ......,. — st —— 4 »
, to Mr. llaoili: ‘l lease write your name ; Manta,“ 5 l 5 1 i
under that ouc.‘ .\lr. lleoth at a glance t anivhusetts :3 to 4 8
' . ‘ . : Michigiii ...... 7 4 5 ti
saw that the name under \ylitcli he was Munwwmu _ 5 :: 2
'. aslu‘d to put his autograph was that of - when“ 13 1: e z:
' . . . ississiiwi.. . ‘ — ‘ .—
'his dead brother. the assassin of .\Ir 3,4,",4‘3 ________ _‘ 3 i .3
Lithulll—J. \Vilkus l‘ooili. \\’itho'it NeiudI-t . . .. _ 1 .. 1
, . . . . . cw Iiu‘iipshtro . — :3 1 1
saying a word or l mitt-rig tip at ii s \‘15 . xv“. $.er it 4 2 5 ;
itor. he eioa-d the album wi'h an angry Qi'wlYurk . .. . I? I? If: lit
, . ' .' . or. it‘aroliua ...... S l ti 3
slap, ard threw it v oleutly :ILIJliht llll “h,” ._ y ''''' ll lo 5 m‘
nearest wall. , 'I‘he autograph hunter ‘fl‘cswil ., .. 1 _. 1 .
‘ ‘ , eriii \ \'.‘lIl‘.‘\ . . _ . 5 LI ‘ 2.
took the liiiil. p2. kcd‘ izp ills» bo lb and . Illa (1:. I‘m”, . _ i}, j ‘1
walked out of the to nu.“ Sci-ill Var 'lma . ti 1 7 ._
7 ii .‘ 2
. .. .- . ll » -— ...
liger~>laycr Nuipsou, lnte.y back. _ .3 Li ,,
from Frugal, -ais it is little short it , 5 L‘ -| u
. i . i t \ lI'glIllil :; l L' 2
lllfldlb ss to trv on font to come iip witl qvhwmm .. 7 l 7
- i > ........ _
:i tiger. Though the bi .ist have a bal .T t . -l—-- —-‘»—« ———- ——
‘_ ' .. .- ass .............. s. J 11‘ Q.
Ills‘ heart h.- stizl full charge men := ppm. “ml __________ ~ll ‘4 ',_, I 6
.. . _
- hundred vards.and then strike a murder " “‘
- , ‘ . . . , ‘ . ‘1 Labor.
ousb.ow with his iuiguiy paws. ler
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h.lTlill NEWS.-
\' nu it... audition”! \f. I‘urtholdl. all
he irpt'i‘sz‘littllhi'!0t the Fl‘t‘t‘nll (it-\et‘n»
non? wit) to »k part in the tiiiv-ilin; of
~Lil» it\ "s Siatn~ Lane sailed for l‘rati re.
At.\ii‘
th.i I‘t‘\(‘!l':t‘
attan \iltlllltt fouridexozf New
«llsfnll ii slatnslliu!
l.
iiltitiJiiisfs carried t'tit‘
ii‘. t tip il‘l long I»? '
Tit" .\i lgausas I‘r.
.z emu-tan III the l‘m‘ciit cl" ~lion. pulling iii,-
1“":l‘
iii
Tn.- weilghv I‘ll'l Ii izeii fought a
lull with rifles Senvala bounty. one of
.hotu —— lltrarn lleiinett. wot th is Kuwaiti—being.
.ille-l. A business disagrwuient was the
‘au~e. -
.-\\'w -riii'ii earthquake shock of some so-
.o'llj vis.t~d inirtiouy‘of the South a few
lax s ago. 7 . i
'l‘iti: (‘liieago meat pa 'kcrs have mists!
.‘esalations declaring they Will not eiup‘oy-
member. of any lab ir rgnnizatior). The two
‘tllltl ia l‘.‘;.'.llllcllt\‘ callel out by the (iovern-ir
all: up flit-.rquarters iii the stock yards on
About l'iJl 1’ stick yard etugloyus .
were then on strike, the men refusing to
work ten hours a day.
It cost the government 3 ‘ ILQL‘ to pay
um lu‘lLl-lllw of :ttl'i Is: [H'inth‘ last year.
l‘itiai Ain‘nnn, the foremost English horse
iock ', is dead. He shot himself while in n
:Ieliriuuiiresnlting from fever. To A‘llet‘lv
cabs the lwst kfiown of his many turf vic-
tories wn~ the winning of the Derby on the
Arm ri ~an horse Iroquois. II's income as u
jockey was from Silt!“ to Hilly-ll! a your.
A static of siege has bedn proclaimed
throughout Bulgaria.
T'wu decr- poflt‘lrfl‘s were surprised by
(“‘0 State Deputies named Hill and Niles on
the Maehias Iliver in Maine. Hire of the
poachers fire l twice :1‘ the Deputies,killing
both.
J root-2 “'.\r.r:s, of the l'nited States
Court. decides that the State of New Jersey
hasjurisdiction overa crux) of homicide on
laiard a Belgian strip at Jersey City as
against the claims of Belgium. A’
Tllh‘. “'ouian Suffrage bill pas-13d in the.
lower House of the Vermont Legislature was
defeated in the Seuate‘by eighteen nuys to
ten yeast.
vastms in the Yellowstone Park are in
udisturbed state. the earth in the vicinity
quakes and an eruption is expected. °
G ENERAL Gonnox was inaugurated Gov~
ernor of Georgia at Atlanta with imposing
ceremonies.
Forunnrxonsu, the express messenger re-
cently table I of a large sum while on a train
as Missouri, has been arrested at. St. Louis
on the charge that he was an accomplice in
the robber '. - '
Tan Washington Chief of Police is chimged
with having Congressmen watched in order
that ho'm‘y become acquainted with their
habits, and so have them under his thumb
when matters effictiug the District of Col-
umbia come up in the House. The charge is
denied.
A nenLnrix of the Unitel Stats Fish
make their pilgrimages to this point. at..-
the time when the Yakima and Iilickitat
Indians 'are well provided with money,
earned by laboring in the hop fields.
They are expert card players—u i to all
the tricks —nnd are not nfrai to try
their skill and nerve with the Sportive
frontiersmen to the north, with whom
they frequently have long sieges of‘
“draw,“ and oftentimes to their material
profit. To these experienced stumblers
the local siwushes are as children, and
lose their earnings and ponies in a
prodigal manner. Th‘ls season is just a
repetition of the last and man previous
ones, and Mecca‘s men will go ome well
fattencd with wealth, while the home In-
dian and moneysearncr will pass alcau
and hungry winter-agfd'im (Arizona)
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Comrnimion says that; the both] distribution
of shad fry for the sasson of 1&6 aggregates
; over lkl,tht!,01ki_ ‘
Tania: was no serious disturbance in Louv
' don on Lord Mayor‘s day, us but been un~
tici, rated. All the shops along the route
of the proseSsiou were closed and bar'
riended, and all the available police and mi~
i litiu were on hand to prevent any demonstras
3 tion on the part of the Socialists, who had
; been interdietod by the authorities from hold~
= ing a parade. '
. in mm cousins lNEWS ’SEIMARY'
Eastern and Middle State;
A mu. has passed the lower house of the
Vermont Legislature which allows women
who tray taxes to vote. It will probably pass
the Senate.
AJAI‘ANESE cmbawy reached New York
the other day on a journey around the world.
ins resting military and naval improvements
am studying industries.
Two Italian laborers were instantly killed
and two fatally injured by a freight train
near Port Jervis, N. '. .
Tim Massachusetts Legl'lnture stands:
Senate—"5 Republicans and 1-3 Democrats:
House—I'll Republicans, 79 Democrats, and
1 Independent.
RUTH pattieseluitn the New Jersey: Leg-
islature. which olsets a sue ‘essor to l. ulted
States Senator Sow-ell (llepJ.
THE Gloucester thins.) fishing schooner
Alice M. Stoupte lost her Captain and one
Seaman by the eapsiving of adori’.
Ctnll‘IJITE returns for Connecticut .mako
the t ital vote for Governor 12 I,I|.‘>\, dutdt‘d
as follows: Clevelanl lDein.;-, 3",624; bonus-
j from stauia‘ooio Sim-swan“. is to be con—
’ undue influence.
3 u f uti' days? celebration of her L‘T-i'th birtle
day with n re-union of the Law 8- hoof gru l-
. l-el end she had been but with all on b not.
. consisting of Ill“ ween twenty
' n lit-:u v sea on. w ttli a f‘cr. e Kn e blowing.
, w ith
V. n-iiiel‘re l upon turn bv the coll ‘KI‘.
' Dani -l dt'lln‘lwl Ilt\ message
' tut. d val-bod himself many time-, inflicting
; serious wounds:
~ \\ bieh a {lien l was handling.
. and one if the killer . aptui'el by the pelt 'c.
' cit cs ul’
, Attics
, 33‘. Indium}! .I‘i‘ul 5,lii'.
nix itts‘ttlatnlali-I ltitnkik ?
' will probably to elect Senator Ho:li\t to the
prepare for active service.
> seps and
bury illepJ, fulfill; li‘o: bus that i, -l,\'lll:
linker (Lab i, 2,7“. Cleveland lacks 5,210
of aiuajority. and Louristniry will be elected
bv the lA‘:islatnie. r'l‘he lwg‘slatnio. which
will elect State otlieers an I a l'nited Mates
S-uator, stands. Senate—-Itepublieaus. H:
De nocrats, ltl. Hottsc—ltepubli-‘uirs, 13‘;
Deni wrists, ltl‘J; Labor. ‘3.
.\II1‘.\HR, one of {to New York Aldermen
of l\\-l charge] with l t‘llh'l'y, has been ml-
judged ins-rue. ,_
Tilt: twl-lvewcaraild s in of Joseph Doelger.
a Iiiillioiinire New York brewer; dial sud-
denly. as was supposed of heart disease,\\'liile
l‘l-‘ylllx in ll!" street. Ari nut \psv slit-wet
that he had been strangled by a collar but-
ton. which he had bu‘n tru‘ryin: in his mouth
and w hich lin-l lodged in the windpii-e.
‘Tlltgwill ill the late. Henrietta L~-ttox. of
New \ ork. \\ llb h .quu‘w ..r an estate worth
tested by some of the heirs on the ground of
l'ctiniliulull illem .‘ (‘ooi er .I‘rou,
3.3“}. The Legislature is solidly Denna-ratio.
II \n\'.\nii l'xtvmtsirv on the 3th began
:01.
uatex
Tl”: followors (\f Henry dicotylfi. lllt‘ dc-
labor party in I‘llllxldclpll a.
Title rexeiinecuitcr Manhattan was seen
to go down suddenly in N \v Iiiuen hat”
bur on the morning ut the 2th, and it was
and tliirtv
llli'u. .~\f the time the hiss ~l sank there was
Mus. l‘i ).\'EI.AVI\ attended church in l’os-
ton on the 2th. and attor servi es lnnehvd
Hovor‘rior Robins-in The l‘resaleut
I‘V‘NVIIINI the “IIub' early Ilt‘\t Illiil'lllllg, to
take part "I the :3. ‘th lilt‘ll‘tl iy nnuueisn'.“
of llarxarJ College. .\lr f‘loteltuid declined
the b not‘ of Imxili; the de,‘r t‘ L»! LLD.
South and \Vcst. ,
f‘iti‘ Georgia Legislature tin-t in All-ruin
on the sl and eloctol J. S Dui nlsv n l‘i'esi
dent of the Nllatn‘ ntnl W. A. lait‘e Spunk-r
of the House. Unthe tilt tioyeruor M.»
J nits ll, 'l‘vuzn. of Virginia. A grands -ii
of l‘ic that Tyloi‘. has been apisat'ted a .
waiviiutari in tltl‘dllh'lli'l' l‘epiutitieut !
- . . -.- I il\' offerst a
bivllw l‘fc ”M L\ engineer and t harm it ‘ " - . .
- ‘ ‘ ‘ . - -- ‘ .. !' ~ v.1- “ ioaiine Nil-
, H arl .lg‘ .m. n‘ “ ...“ .l v , l . l , , the horas i.ii .en 1 until:
' ‘ ‘ J i k I" l i“ i n i ”'1“ ‘ \ltlil. ‘ Then J‘u‘la's llu seil lowell read an .
si-‘u of a l court-tau- boil-er near Davis Sta- .
t.o.i. l..'L i
|
t‘trii'ir ,\f \r;\'i‘s.otie of thot‘apturel Apa- ho
le rulers. nude 3 dog-crate break I- r libcr'lv
while bet-n: taken tiiro ugh Colorado on his
way 1 - Fort .‘lttl'lflll. Fla . and when l‘m‘np
‘l‘iii; liepubli an State ticket in Inducia
has a plurality of about lulu. Ilotli solos
vlat II the l4‘;hl:ltllt‘l\. .
(flu-rats llsviu' Jonnav, just elected
Treasurer of Ian-am. s‘uuntv. Toms. was.
killed by then ”dental dis large of uritle
.~\ litis‘l‘t'liATlC t. ht ocrurrel between a
pin: 1 ( riotoiistramps and a number of riti~
n [.3 at Anin ill-~, l'enu . llt “lllv’ll rmolvcis
an-l kitties were {tel-2y used. Flair ciit.ens
u: d two of lils'll‘ as :iilaiifs weru- wound d,
t‘oiiiiitt‘iitii returns ft oin alltlie towns and
.‘la Nl hum-it ~ gnu for (inventor
,lln-pu l‘Jl, 3'}. Andrew, (l‘unL! ll‘:,'
IN California the Demo-rats hm c a major
ity of til-out tliiit «at in th ~ 14“,:lslntlll’l‘, and
buried States .‘ mate. The vote for Uni eriinr .
was so cIos‘ts it \\ (is thought the I'vsiilt could
only be dccalel by an utlicinl count.
Tut-2 Indiana Legi-latnm is Democratic by
abo it l‘IlrIs en majority on joint tnallot.whi ~h
secures a Demwrati ‘ succemor to t'uited
States Senator Harrison.
TlIl-l ofiieinbmiunt in the Sixth Kentucky
t‘ongrcxsiounl I‘lxll‘li t was completed on the
5th, and shows a majority of fits for Speaker
l‘urlisle Oi t‘t‘ hlr. Thoebe. the Labor nominee.
.
.
Tin-r dead body of Sheriff Fcriiev. of Luke 19“.." "x m" ""“t. “T““Wd {‘"d cultunsl 0‘ 0“" g an! “is ‘KHINIII are Republican. The I'emo— -
count ' Ind. was found in a clump of win-d: “Run“ to “”“iz‘u m Inn'h i “TM!" and. cnn~ I “Tilt“ 5““ one “I ”"3 nine “'h N? “"1““ expire
near iyllIO'ttll. riddled with bullets. The ”Inn“ aletriduumcut 0‘ politnnl i “Pair-'1’ Nmnla’. and are so ure of the re-
usaxsui is supposed to be one l'errin, who 3‘1”“). “L ‘h‘w “ho ‘ h3‘1‘ 1““ IIIJ‘IhIK'I'. so that if the legislatures of l‘nli- t
was want“! by the Sheriff. little t-gnrd _ for M‘ student fornia. In lien: and New Jersey prove c: 5
ED“'ARD Kimmy, while H‘t‘airing an “be true. s‘holnr Ill I‘t‘l't‘list 11"" not. MVOFSIIM i be llr'wk‘ratit' the reed! of the chann» in 3
trie light wire at Cleveland. Ohio, inndver- C““"m~“““ “““"r u (“"3“““0‘” such {50‘1“ E the Senate after the thinl of Mart-h l
tnntlv touched a yorriau of the uncovered ““d if ”1“)" WV“ ““5““ I“ a damagln’ ex- 3 will b no net his of three to the Repabli-ans. l
\mnductJr and was instantlv killed. tent very Ivcerit events amour to indicate , u ii,.:_ ”(rat having been (.hu‘.“ to 3“0”qu
(“comm Tutti-231$. candidate against 'ihati the rider-ltipziuririid cupsv-ri‘lzllllstlir (:f‘the; 3 Math in - from Virginia. neTh Present Senate
3 reaker Carlisle for Congo's; in the Sixth f"?! “r: 0.: - "I“; lir ,mi re {r‘um .‘ Quay. i sfifl'l'k H lwl'ulilicuns. of Democrats. and l
Ixentuekv dzstrict. announces his intention m m‘xpuim‘m‘ torunr ‘1 ‘ ‘ “r‘ 3 3 head aster {Riddlel-ergeri. lill! Musk-1'
to contest the e lection of Mr. (‘arlisle on the
ground that the returns were “doctoral."
In view of possibl- scrne: of violence nris»
ing {mm the strike of tho '(‘liicngo beef
pa ‘kers, to the number of over Sat-a. Gover-
nor Ogle-shy ordered two militia regiments to
“’nshlngton.
Tin: I-‘reneh visitors, M. Bartholdi, Dc Lees
their unmanions. numbering
twenty-t wo in all. called at the \Vhite lions:
and paid their respects to the President.
A ea n'rv of diplomats the other day wit-
nawed the snemful use of the telephone be~
tween “'ushingtou and New York. Couvor~
sation was sued-mfnlly curriet on between
the two citit s, a distance of about IN! mileu
Citrus Gnavus. of the Bureau of Engrav-
ing and I’rintin :. in his annual report states
that the one dollar silver certificates are now
being printed . in KM! numbers. while the
plates for the two do‘lur and five dollar is-
sues are nearly completed. A large saving
in salaries has [mu effected. , . >
s
libs-clan.
. Heavy storms have prevailed throughout
Scotland. In Edinburgh the gable of a new
building was overthrown. and three work~
men were killed and five injured.
Twrtsrvsm'na‘ )ersons who were impli-
cated in the re out. Mndril militutzy revolt
have been senten ed to various terms of im-
I risoumeut at. hard labor.
Tin: town of Minhla, in Burmah, has been
attacked and burned by 900 rebéla A police
Commimioner and twenty policemen were
surprised and killed by :rebels on the Kycr-
G wei'u \ri ver. ‘
M. Pasta-cu during the first twelve months
of his hvdrophobia inoculations has treutnl
2.4101) imtients, a vast. proportion of whom
had been bitten by mud dogs. 0f the entire
number only ten succumbed.
Germany‘s exports to. America have in~
creased in value 517,0»,010 in I year.
'i Six persons were killed and thirty injured
by the explosion of u steamer“: boiler- at New.
castle. Eng‘aud. The force of the explosion
ran led a body to the top of n lofty ware—
onse.
A F] R: at Dalhousie, New Brunswick, do-
stroyed twenty~two houses; loss $0.000.
A RIMARKABLI storm cloud hnsburst over
the lake district of England, Thostaorm was
the heaviest ever known In that locality.
Thedum topmpertywasverylnrgo and
many cut 0 were lost.
A unvv stnrmthronghout Great Britmu‘
has rcwlted in some 10s of life madam: do-
struction of marine property.
TURKEY has entered into a contract withu
German firm for the construction of twelve-
torpedo bouts. ; They will east summit, and
unto befinishulwitbiusixtcen maths.
The Azimii‘nlty all also expand $7.50!).th
men-o.-
-
..
Vl‘ :lil of Ilic urill- l‘
HARVARD’S GREETING.
The. President and Mrs. Cleveland
In Boston.
irthday Anniversary.
The third duv in the celebration of the
2.50m birthday anniversary of Harvard Col-
lege was a notable 0 mission. The President
and Mrs. Cleveland mute on from “'nshing-
ton by invitation of the millege uuthorities‘to
take part in the evercisos. It was intended to
confer the degree of LI. D. upon the I’resi‘
dent. but he declined the proffered honor.
Thousands of people awaited the President's
arrival at thestatiou in Boston. “'hen he
left the train he was received by (Governor
‘Itohinson. who :aid:
“It is with great plenst‘rc that I welcome
you to Massachusetts. ller per le are ex.
pectant with eor'diulity and about ant retard
to express to you. so far as may be within
their power. their profound respect Iul‘
your \ery h-iir-rnble null exalted sire
tilt]! and high apprc influx of- your
eminent ability. your staunch integrity and
your lltlll‘lutl - Ilt'\\It-ull tn the welfare of the
nation. Itegrettiug that the press ire of your
duties will no‘ permit you to make an ev-
tendel stay, I wil'. not detain you a moment
It tiger from enjoying the hospitality of the
t‘ umonw en tli Intended to _\'u.l and to the
d stiiigttish sl )it‘l‘uiu“ who accornpnnv you.
'l‘lnE l'resideut briefly "plied. thanking the
(ion-rnor ft 1' his cordtality and expressing
pleas m- at th‘- general \ve‘aoiue.
Acct-iiilnuited l-_\ a m hiary (is on the
three carriages «attaining the l'rcsi burial
party [worms-led ttitlie Ilutvl \‘Nidoilit‘. _ The
stun-ts w~re t‘l’uutlwl wltli St-(N‘Illtul'n. at d
th- l'resident was re] eat «llvt-liu-nsl Break-
fttst “as s rved lit tle- le t--l, w hi h Ital been
* unify decorated with the nutmnal colors.
I'lll..-\\\'.\lt£ otlicial returns coniplete but The -art_v there comprise-l the l'nsillout.
~ lit-2 For “overturn Ding“ them-u lii.'.*l;'; Col. .mnoiit. .‘ i‘l‘ctat'ics “83'1“le litidmutt
Hotl‘ookui‘ .I'ru-, T For t‘ullgl‘t‘i‘i- and Lamar and Nov. llolviu-n-ii. .‘Inyur
(I‘llricu. l'lH-‘I‘ Alllt‘s‘ l.ls'llt0‘lltlllt~l;\I\l‘l'luil’-
elect Hrnv‘kett. N I'. Banks and others “It i
had n‘rendy l-r-eakfnsinl. await»! the party
in the l-Ibonv lloornn-‘ross the hall
The National lancers drew up outside
ready to do’eseort duty. aul at \le-flie
l't‘esi-leiit, Governor and General Daitou
.... .. > . . . , took seats in autrrta;e drawn by four
'43::"will?'l‘lllf'l’lu‘l' ..tii"alanine:iii: ...... A we ....
{Imam , tt “.1 ,,},:.,uh;.li ,: ‘Illflv :"rh. “l‘ml‘T General Holt and beeretury llnyuyd;
, tltv~ iiuiiic of the Irw'ressne llb-tuoeracv ~ the tlillll. beers-tam: “ “um-3'“ >0?-
gppy , l l“ N k, I . ‘ “I rvtnt‘y Luna" and beneral Settlcton.
‘ ‘1‘ J“, n “I “H in ‘ut’ mm“ "e the fourth. litchl‘tt-it‘a‘lct'l Autos. hertetnl
Hanks niil t‘olouel fins-nough; the tiftfi.
Mayor I illnen. I'l\‘sltlt‘l|t of the Senate l‘ills<
bui'v and I‘ofouel Whipple. and the snth
Speaker lira-left airl Secretary llivkitiv ll.
(‘ullw tur Stilt-install had urt‘mi hat to Ilhu‘l
th - pan) at Faint-ridge. As the pro ossiou
started. llattery (‘ boom d forth a
salute The pt‘u‘vns‘ti-ti unwed"
ly on th . way to t‘ainhi'alge.
street through whi h it . paws! was
throng-st with {sh-pl - and 1 her.” after \ bcrl‘
went up as the illl‘l rue; rollel by. As
Soho .l street was pnsasl bouquets; of La
Frlllb‘i‘ I‘I'N's were hatubsl the l‘resaleut and
(im criii-t‘ Nari :u‘d “t\li\‘fl|t \vus n-arlusl \tlllll
utter bi .- el 4 k .‘If d the t‘resalential inrty
was refit-n. if by l‘nwdent lint-i,
Saudi-rs Ttieatn- \\.‘\\ t'f‘u\\'\l~“i. To the
sit l'resrb-n: limelnnvl.
\ybilc group-I In tlh‘\~\ were Nci'vtnra-s
lauir 2. End; ott. l a i tr ’ and \Vhitney.
St natur Il- ar. l-‘ox- rii ~i- lio' insuri. Lieuten-
nitH-‘m. rt: 1‘ Attics. and train) other Slate
oil - .als, :i‘zd .‘I:|_\\ -. t "I‘Ifh‘ll a; d lifts» if.
The t-‘cl' is-s \\r - operwl with an intro
IllI -ti\i'y :vblr- ss l-\ l'If.tliu‘\ Dmeiis.
dent of the Alumni Assoc a bit} fi‘--I.\\ r
l-‘ian ls l; ran-r. :u d
u n‘t-vn The --h v!|l\ rt-lt ieu-ien-l {at-
if o.eu's "The llvan its l'i'm‘laiai Hull.“ and
llll‘u the p I‘le vi the day “its real to ii-
I l,\ei* \\'n-r.deli llo‘uicx " »\ )l'glitv l3 I'Irr\\
ivi'l .r I: d“ on sun; bv the elzoius. and a
Mind-or of h 'Ilr ra: \ degrre‘ \\ ore their »ti:l
lrt‘t‘nl by I‘In‘sblcrit Him 1. ',
.\i the (Iltlllv in M- lllvtl‘lul IIall. \VIX-"Il ful
It \\ d tlieexer. ises Lysip'eis ns weres nt-sl.
.»\ warm rem-pt on w as gn. i: to Mist‘lt-y-elaird
\\ ho :ti-t rated in the gallery
I ieiitleiit liq-tens made an uddre .s. 'l benthe
audb nee 101‘ and yuund the chorus to surge
in; “fair Hanan!" To the t inst. "Iliir
.~\'iii:\ Mater,“ l‘iesi lent l-.l..=t spoke. and to
l "The forum ~iiwealth of Masai litisutts" liov- .
Then the
(‘I’IIHI' lil‘lltII‘Illl lllll‘lt‘ I‘l“}‘ "‘1‘.
lie spike as fol-
l‘residrnt w a» inboitt 1 d.
lqu-
“.\I :. l’mzsti-i \‘r .«Nl‘lih‘.\1!li\IFN I find
lnysclf te~-lnv in u ( umpany to w Iti-‘It I mu
irai h unused. an i noon 1 see the alumni of
the oldest t oil g-l n the land surrounding. in
th- ir right o: son lll}|,-Ill~‘ maternal board at
“huh I am I of an in\ liv'il git-st. the rents ,
tiott that for mu then- custs tt i riliitn mater
giics rise to a fe ‘lm; of n-gret.
is kindly t. ruperml only by the nirdiality of
your w el- onto and your reassuringLin-lta-s ».
(the fact is revallcd that only twclu- - I
my twenty one ll‘r‘slt‘vs‘»M-I‘S in oflit e hid
the nleaiitage of a tsvllu-gzate or univer-
sity |\lll|‘flliull '
Denioernto‘
than
sense of our father
an a‘guinent
p ople.
against the
fruit in high public I anxious There tvrtmnly
, can to no snitieienf reason for any space or
demure between the walks of a most (1&“1‘
cal edu-aticn and the way that leads ton
political [ll-“c. Any d;siiiclinaiion on the
the stileiidi l destiny wh ch awaits
iatriotic etfort in behalf of our country will
no sooner I‘mchtkl it the best of our thinkers
and educatel men shall deem it a solemn
duty of citizenshui uctwely and , ira 'til ally
ta engage in polite al affairs. and 1f the ful' e >
and power of‘their thought and learning
shall be willingly or unwillinglyu‘knowl-
0 fetal in party management.
“If I am no speak of the President of the
l'nited States I desire to mention as the must
pleasant. nut characteristic feature of our
system of government the uearuess of the
people to their President and other
ugh otticials A close view nffonksl our
citizens ‘of the acts and conduct of thuss tr)
whom they bane intrust ~d their interests
sirves as n regul itor and check upon
temptation and ”assure in ofiice,and isn
constant reminder- that diligence and
fuithfulnem‘ are the measure of
ulilic duty. and such a relation bet ween
resident nnl'people ought. to leave but
little room in pwpular judgment. and con-
s- ieuee for unjust and false accusations mud
for malicious slan let‘s invented for the pur-
poseot undermining the poo; his trust and
comitle'n e in the Adiitintstratiou (if their
Government. No public officer should desire
to check the utmost freedom of criticism as to
all official in ~ts,but every right—thinkin'r man
must. concede that the President of the f‘nited
States should not be put beyond the protec—
tion which Aunrieau love of fair plnv and
devout-y a cord to every American citizen.
This trait of our national character would not
encourage. if their extent. and temlene were
fully ar-pm-iated, the silly, mean an cow~
ardiy lies that are every day found in the
columns of certain newspaper-s which vio-
late everv inst net of Amerirun nnulinesu
and in ghoulish glee dissect-ate every suemd
relation of privutalife. There is nothing in
the highest ottiw that the American
people can confer which 'ncmssnr‘
makes their President {altogether sel -
ish, scheming and untrustworthy.
0n the contrary the solemn duties which
confront him tend to n sober sense of re-
s ionsibility; the trusty! the American poo~
p e and an appreciation of their mission
among the nations of the earth shoulv'l'mnke
hisuu patriotiemnu, and the tales of distress
which reach him from the h until.- an I lowly
and necly and u Hie-tel in every mrucr of
the land cannot fail to quicken within him
every kind impulse and tender sensibility.
After all it mum to this: The people of the
lTnircf States have one and all a sacred mis-
sion to perform, and your President not more
surely than every other citizen who loves his
country must assume part of the responsi-
bility of the demonstration to the world
of the suctcm of popular ~goiter-tuner“. No
man can hide his talent: in a napkin and .3-
cupe the condemnation which his slothtul-
ness deserves nor evade the stern sutures
which his fuitblessnesu invites.
“Bo muted, my tficnds’tbut theprl
of this day. no of. improvement and
enjoyment; otthis hour. so full'ot pleusurc
and cheerful Winona. will never be
tagottsn: oud in with on now
let me express my m Hur-
vud'n alumni may-always
Takin Part in the College’s .250th
in ’hl‘ ‘
Exery '
l'i'esi- ;
After 1h.- f-rlst ‘
\\h:- h :
n proof is llnN‘Hta‘I of the :
‘IIITP'HI: .
value of the best and most liberal altiea- f
able institution which has honored themmud
that no man who targets and tic-locus his
duty to American citizenship Will find 11"
ultra-tlmter here.“
The s icech wn- warmly cheered through-
out. am at thGl'Iffie there was a Wild out.-
burst of enthusiasm After sine has by Sec~
retaries Bayard. Lemur. “'hituey and Endi-
eott. the Presidential mrty withdrew to nt-
tcud the public celel ration in I-‘uneuil Hull.
At. aneiil-Hnll the I’re:ident. ‘15 intro-
duced by Mayor U‘Brien to the members of
the city government, and afterward for an
hour re reived the general publi ~. After din-
ner at the Hotel Yen-tome the President held
another reception. under the auspices of the
City of Boston. at which mist. of the promi-
nent. Bxss‘tnnians were present. “on he took
a special train for “'ushington.
'lhe anniversary celebration was brought
toaclose by n t irehlight pm'cssiou and a
display of fireworks under the auspices ofthe
Vader-graduates. u time-honored “ntsh” cud
‘ singing by the (-‘lee Club.
BiOWNWAT‘e‘i‘is
Terr-inc Iixplosiun of 3,000 Pounds
of Nuru-(ilycoriue.
The so -on I terrible ex; lasi-vn sin 'e Jum
last i.i the d" anti: - f'ztrtii'ies at lake Hop
ntkoriz. .‘lo. c unity. N. J., (n cuirsl tbt
other fl‘li't‘tzvi n in the works of Ilwtor, I‘(
(':l~ll‘\‘\\ l‘u..-lictier known a.
T. 0 thin enipltiys about i-‘r‘t inert,
and .n - i'dvr‘ to guard against just such non»
Intuit}: as he tI‘Tx‘l the \‘ru-i its sit-purtiiients
in frame
lb" lt-l'v‘itt
\‘t‘orim.
! are isolat d (is tlllli'll as pvmibie
building“ The cuti-e works an- about half
a iirilv s: are.
The expfns on hupp‘riel in one of the tw‘.
ItliVll-LI lltIll\c“. In these buildings the nitrir
5 ill an I :lYI‘I‘t‘llzv :u'~ mive I. arid the work
is eunseit i" d the in: st darigw‘ous it". tli - rn-
tii‘v‘ lt‘v-fl“ .\l- ut “J M euh' men Weir
working In tho tu\t “ruin; house. “no
work-oar; saw a that wreath ofsinoke t'ill‘l
up from tho mixing tubs and n'rvinz; “Run
for v-viti‘l \.-\"' he sta-wed i- r f. ”I. u“ The
I; l‘\ knew Illi' slit-ailing . f t!.»-- \\'at‘tiiii:.alul
app in . m e!‘_\ thin: they t'el
'ftlls'fi‘ul. ‘
an; . ant-- n no t o . on. IIar-llv
:l‘ lied the air it E on a terri‘fi ‘
c\i-|n~t'n m tll'lmt. (Iver ih s-c thousand
ti u -ls «It iii‘ * '\i"l'lll" si\-- -t the find
bun-int: Irnin earth its a is :If belwiv n
Lurin our. and tire it -ilie groiud in all d.
r‘i-rtivtis.
t-.’ sin Le ar- ... an I b ‘fill‘q'tlh‘ r. irrtIe I work-
w.
e\plust it o in ansi iii :i d pe tiiili Hour lvv.
'1 le- seer ii I e\tvii .. n was it it »0 great as the
first. but ih . itetgLilmriug bu.l-itu__;s Were d;-
tstl‘s _\'t‘ I.
.~\‘ in.» .~‘~ rid of sue-L.- . l are | awnv scores
of w -rkiiiwn anl farmers rusfnsl from all
quail rm to h lp the unfortunate "tie innit
was lul'el an i a s. nio- ot'otheis w'ereiituiid
I 'l‘lu'e- or .. a: oi the in tire l arenot expc “(ml
! to :ee-vvei', As ftvai‘ cs . nunl by leai'ticsl the
t
|
.
l
[1N t‘W" um was the result of sis Irtanen is
generati- ii --I li-uit.
ling-o unit loam the er, I Isi in Him“ ran fir
tbt‘it' Iiics '
Nllrn glycerin ‘
w :s trill: :iziusl in a ves-
scl.ntrl.it . the |l;l\Il:h‘ exploded.
ow in; to the it ‘h 0‘ prop- t‘a'teiitiori 'I he
s-‘ei-c- after the . ‘l lost-in was t-xti'evin-lv
touching. .\l ilurs. “I‘ss's :ni-l ‘ch l-l eii
ru-hol 'ro‘t: th - llltl" frn'iie uttazes of th -
workout t-itlu‘ .3. t “.1“ng and sold-Zn;
fen-ta] I. s: s. ut~ dear we was among the
(IIIiHII :tittt~ s
, The t I‘ttli‘ d- tn'ui:ifi--ns were heart f- r
, titlesnl u-tz at. i at l‘o-cr. ll rie lll.i|f\‘ das-
taut. win inns an! :I mis- raffevl as an
i‘al‘ilti \t‘ idiil U t‘it' l‘I‘i Tit ‘ I‘l'fill‘t if the
;«l- 3st"! s or: start: and all the doctors in
tn.- ii gilt. :‘zu-ol ' itsl th'itii r
'Iii.---\ 3:1: .‘iiiie urns! n', the
wot ks II tln' , aunt‘- t'n'iilx'iriv.
_»\l~.-. t tl. .s- is of dynami-
f.ni:w at :h t
“i; . \v- re in It.“
~ huzdrel ‘s-iiii-is
1‘ re niertsi The
‘ we workmen yesterday
axeihsl r. rep-titan of tile
lss
,r
Ins. it
{I
for: .
cola l tty.
TEE Nizxr scafin
How tho l‘nner House of Congress
.‘lay Ito llhldcd.
“l =n the iii. of next March.“suysthe “'asb .
inglon Shir dulepe-ndent . "the ternts of
sixteen llepul-Lcati: and nine liemtxruti.
Senators w ill expire The llepul-hcausn’hoss
terms w I" taen . ii I are .‘It-ssfl. \Villiams re
l‘.\tiiic't;'ut. Harris-ii. ‘1. Indiana: Ilaie
.\l:t.r.e: l':n\e-s, of Mast-hn‘wlts
(‘-Ili_‘0r, of Mulligan: McMillan. l-l
Minn *sofa; Fur: \Vy‘t‘k. (If Nebraska. N‘Wril
of
of New Josey; .\I:Zl~-r. of New Yer-t
Sherman. of “bio: .‘Ills‘tlv-Il. of I'etinsyl
\al .a .~\‘;.lii h. of Rh sle Island; Folliiutbb'.
of \ arm-.m; Mulrone. of \'ir;iti‘n. and
Saw} t r. of \\'is 'oriszn. I in the De rim-mtk
side the terms of Messrs. Gray. of Delaware
Jon-s, u! Florida. Norman. 01' Maryland
Gvurge. of Mississi \pi. t'ockn-ll.'of Mis-oitt'i;
Farr. of Ne: a la. \ 'liitthorne, of Tennessee
3 Mam-y. of Texas. and Fannie“. of \Vest \‘ir
grain. wt’i uni. (.II the sixteen llepubii nus
who will r ‘lli‘t' IWt-lu- w.ll certainly be sins.
cc do! by men of the, struts party. Messrs.
Shoriiian. .\I lrich and l-Idtiiunds h‘ne been
rc<elctt Hi. and the I egislatunss of Conne ti« '
- ut. Main". M-issuchifsetis. .\H *higan. Minne-
sota. Nebraska. New York. Pennsylvania.
Van \Vycl; comes back from Nebraska, as a
people's candidate. IIe Ina !e his fight before
. the whole people. and won on an i§ue of
our osition to corporations. Duriu: his
pnssent term he has not hesitated on own-
sions to antagonize his party. and unto: the
conditions of his rLLQ-ledduu be may be more
independent still.
"Leaving \‘an “'yck and Riddleberger oat
of the haunt, the nest Senrfle will stand.
provided the Denim-rats secure the three
doubtful State's mentioned. thirty-seven Ile-
pul-Iicnns and thirty~seveu Democrats.
Fons Messrs. \‘u‘i \Vy.k uu~l Riddlelx-rger
would hot-l the “share of power. In‘ can-
u action with ihs probable s.tuation. it isn
fact worth mentioning that both \‘nu \chk
and Riddlebergcr haxe given. evidences nif n
kindly fee'ing for the Administration.
In the event of any confti' t
bet ween t he E xecutive and t he
Senate. the two votes f rom Nebraska and
\‘irginiu wou'd determine the is to. Van
“'yck and Itiddleberger would ' have this
power by ctr-operating with the Democrats
to organize the Senate. or. should \‘au “’yck
vote with the Republicans an I R'ddlebergier
with the Democrats on the question of crgun-
igntiou there would be a tie. and there is no
\ ice-President. to throw the deciding vote.“
THE NATIONAL GAME
Tn impinging "its pluved eight tic
n in A '
mmiuuou‘ clubs inyth‘nrcsz mm
Ncnn boron in the history of baseball
has Ibc_cx«crttept;;cnt overthe engaging of new
essionnl etc so
prof “ 3 great a at the
m. “was only one whitewash cuneiu
sews-...“. its?” mm"... 6""
. a one cum
CttAy muffin“ once. .
Sr. ms ‘ we com has
mated to each ”mutt-{r of lEE’St. Input:
Browns a sob-l gold, monogram agar! pin in
mmcmomtion of the victory over Chicago.
Tux (‘hicu season made
go: in the past
most two-base hits, most three-base him and
most home runs; the Detroit; made most
gages; the St. Louis made most double
Cunxsox thericago’ ‘eeher ‘
ogthcadoptidubythe League «$2.:
11““: 53". litehiiivbmil. “ST... ““ “‘° W"
.l
besides Chrbon would like mgymum
Tn: world'cchun onshi uric: bctwca:
Chicago-ad SupiLoui'apteum ecu-acted
uneconomic-u than any seriesofgamacver
stasis. man-m “em
dug: tho mount of the 0mm .
, momdtheSt Innis America ‘
Iodntion champions. ‘ A.
A BAKING JUMP.
A Kan Imps From the Suspen—
sion Bridge at Niagara Falls. ‘
Plungin Downward Through 200
. goat Into the Water. ,
Laurence H. Donovnmtbc during jumper,
whosum'essfnlly leap-d from the Brooklyn
Bridge and was only prevents-d by police in’
terfcren 1- from repeating his performance
at the “cum Full: in Rochester the other
day. jumred from 1he New Suspension
Bridge at Niagara Falls to tb - water below,.
a di "Lance of over 20 ‘ feeLThe leap was mad.
at «2:57 a. u. from a point just pm»! the ecu“
of the bridge and on the Canadinn portion,
and was witnesse l by about u down m
It is understood that a purse 0" $50.? was the
inducement for the during net. but this Dom
through any ‘
A sail} c..t.ii:. itiiln-ueti'nble cloud '
men .». zit-l real: c what had harm- lbw] another ’
\\ be I the izten in the;
rentiy elected . 02' t‘al.f.~r‘i:ia; IIawb-y. i-l-
ovrui deans. and sets that. his reputation
only and not his poekot. into be the guinea
It bud been Know-n at Buffalo for Sumo day!
‘ last that D- um.“ tontouiplat-d the jump,
l mt the time-was not set uiit;l late in the
' evening. prei i in to the 1 crformant‘e of the
feat. rual ou‘y five persons cemu‘hcd the
rnrty that le.t the city on ill» Mi-xh'gnn
,(‘eiitrnl fruit: at liti-fuighi'. These “are
; Donovan, I‘rof. [Inlet his trainer. nnl twe-
l-usiness men of Buztulo out a. New \‘ozi:
ll'oritl nu'rrslmudeni. lieuoia'i and Pr»
= {rs-or Haley \isifed the tabs the pre—
mons hunting, and the former rarcfuilv
: insne red. 1...: ":l} the {at bri-lee. serif
. Is the near-f»! t»: the rater-3'1. but also
the rnz-v {film a [mint at the water‘s
> «1.3“ where I'I" cut-rent t'u5‘ld be bib!
; (dust-rust. He evpivssnj Ill.f.S9If satisfied
with the [he e as :i seem- for lla~ future open
3 nth-us. and unin-unn-d decoiedey that be
. would int ret in: to Pea York t'ity unth be
had iiia-letlxe attempt which a.» man ever
dated before
Tia-morning was a beautiful one. crisp,
, clearaial frosty. and the sun was ust 3;»;
: pen-int; in the ~ ad when the l-nggv droveun
. the bri ‘ge. A! the ~nine llIln.‘ a run b at. in
whi h were sent sf 3 bot-taint: tram-st HyLes.
the nit-icqwn-lwnt and ulioth -r luau. rowed
en: in! r the 1‘“ er. A! prv'i-elv n57. the
In at Icing d ru-tlv underneath t‘.e bridge
and l mum; the L‘ ltlt'hllull sh wot a; slot shut
' was tan d. r; dark form shut m from the
' bridge and a ~is~ rid shot foilu in! By a
. stop “32- h {Inst four s-«vns‘s elapsxi {nun
? the tinn- ria- sh- : was heard until iiouovw
still-’k the w :utn", ie -i first wrina to bl splash.
g Ne w as n t fin; yards away from the twat,
' whi h we at \ nee jrupu lied toward the
centre ‘ t the rl\t'r. Sw- -iids seemed
like hm :rs a the water " was
. scanned tor rli~~ nppanranw- of th-diver.rztid
it sis-med us though he had sun} never to
rise azaiit A sliu it {ruin 'tr» lu-atuian srz~
nab-«sf the n ‘t-t‘driftl'v of Don art's head.
, son e di~tanre don t: t‘ e stream, an l those in
the taut saw with delight that he‘ was sw im-
m.u 7. lie up; «amt da a-I, uni amid
‘ not have kept up“! 4):. but fli- this: soon
receives! hair. an 2 he was pulled in by
eager haudx f't e uf ttr ~ [arty uni'rowlv es-
; \‘npod t» in; iiillul ov' rli-ur-t whzle aidrng
. the swimmer. from whose in unit srcirrtnt a
tea ’llpIdi of blood as he fell into the button)
. of thv t.. at it; a. dead faint
'Ih i Maid of the Mist tan ling was soon
. tea. Inst. an i li-‘Y‘r restorati -e~ s «'newhat res
\'l\'r~l iii» berm of the hour Professor Haley
drove a an“ the bra Le rawhy as s on as he
zeuv l on a‘:::. :n the b- at. not hushed the
' to»: of the run-l who-b runs down th: bank
opp-mtorla- I ‘~.f:on liuuse inn few moments
Ii-ninvaii ass sic-l into th-x bugzy,
and t it: sod the 3t‘il e I“ the
~ Aru- ml :epaueE t-- ‘e Pact is
Hut-l Shelia: in: Zea, or w as gut tut ed
at w l r ('aiii‘l 22 so :nioiied.
Am-i . trowll that writes-e! {Le leap
It‘s-Ell t..e _\!ricr.- :.!l side was I‘l.i:-‘t o: \fi‘ls
Mali m. -~f Sits; \‘II t -u Iirr le. who had gut
of t' .- a ‘-~;r. an! arrzu-d izsr too late
I. illitei u I; It" “as on * 0' the . s! togimp '
In~ii~.\..:i'» i. ban i. :i':vl ms ‘ ~ thin that - ‘
' though .1 w -' than-bus if to prevent
. Warm. ruin-t2 linearlelfls-ruzz- su. d -. n -wthnt
,1 it was mtr h - w: s glad to -*--n-.at :late him
- or: his plzvkv and snctwssfzil teat, A hdh’ié‘l
. It]? -i;fa~i wris :aken at. :h\‘ h we}. p here the
, jinn; e.- was strap aid and rut-be! until his
skin ia'riy gloww . e i-hysi 1.31: found no
strains in urics beyond several bruises and n
‘ contns on on e1» h elbow. "he deft-3r uEso
th night that one of the kid‘s ril s was broken,
- but a Ivisot that h . In: taken home at once,
wh» (- e. :lioroneh nullu‘tl examination
coiri-l be made. l'a :t;es Were cr-
dcrrd an! the “art? drove to the
\(‘c—nti'al lie-1: 1rd to 1k tire L A. :1. “‘95:
Sb 1 ‘truez to li' C :i ‘: ir Drake
and .\Ir, Al" ert S .. . . -' :uneml ;ns-
s-‘Ilflct‘ do; art ;.- ii‘ .-: t've N You; Cc ntral,
, wort-assal .- as .n their nziuns to the
bridge ii- ro. w Lu bruiiten- ' ~o:.s:-ierably
and was int 21'. a‘l fut cued lg: the Journey.
Arrived in Iliiftalo the [or v drsueto tno
Bmczel House. w here Don man was a: once
taken to room fertyssne i. on the [azior
floor. and e\n‘uinul by Dr Edward N.
Clark.
Dist lurk and (ksi. S. Palmer found that
the fourth rib on the left side was detached
g from the [must bone and it was at one.
bandagel up. As‘tal how he felt now that
g the whole thing was ever. the plu kt: jumrer
. mpiiml; “First rate. if .t wasn‘t for my
7 broken rib. "that‘s pretty sore and I‘m all
bun inzcd up. but bubble of that I don‘t feel
any worse than after the other-jump, and
i lir. Clark- sat—s I‘ll be able to 6:9: up and
. around all right bv Tueainy or \VeJnesdny.”
Donovan is a New York premamn.
twenty>four years. He is five feet
Inches in he‘ght and weighs 15: pounds.
LEST IN A Horst.
j I" fer-cc l-‘lamo.~ Cut. off the Est." -
Sleeping 6110515.
A cry of "Fire."~ was raised in the Ather-
rnan Hotel. situated a? In lg vats-e. In-L, a: 3
o‘clock theuthc!‘ morning. and in atzvinlling
f the two-story bull ling was a I!LL\< of raging
; flames To save it or i:s contents Was im-
é possibfe. and in the excitement the sleeping
i inmates were forgott in until all mean: of
gesmpe were cut off. John G. Gates and
Michael Tracy. respectively Treasurer and
._Aud-ttnr-elet t of Martin L’ounty, were sleepb
rug in ttoof the~ ltppc‘rrouus of the building,
and. hnvmg worked hard on ele rion day,
slept very soundly. They were awakened
only by the falling embers near them.
Th: .cmwd on the outside. when the
_:ition of the unfortunate men was-
gis “vet-ed, .were unable to help ’ them.
and the-- cries of the sufferers were lis-
tened to in despn 1’. Mr. Gates, it is thought,
was suffocated and carried down in the (811'
l
eight
s?
tug ruins His had was burnel to a cris
Mr. Tracy more presence of mug
and When 9 realized that. mare was
one chance for his life he leaped from the
mud-story window. He was fatally in-
Jared.
John Burch also met a similar death»
that. of Gates. _How he got into the building
Is unknown, which partially acmuntzs for the
failure to render him usqstan” cc. but It's
5- was found in the ruins. Ho
Iggy-es fan children. Mr. Gates loaves
vex: e n, most of them wn 12
He was fifty-three your: old. 8’2 p.
THE MINTe."
luminary of Director- Rimbatl‘s Re
port—A Year‘s Coinaxc. ,
Dr. James P. KimhnlL the Director ofthc
Hint, has submitted to the Secretary of the
Treasury hisunnuulreporttorthefiscnlynnr
ended June 3). l.\\“-. “'hiie this volume 4."
work executed atrthe mints during the your
was grater, he says, than that of them
nous y: , the tubal expenditures I'crie‘ Is.
by flit-aw. . The tone] min is 01th: mint.
during the year amounted to $3133.“. at
which cannot consis‘ed‘ of seEgnor-ageou
silver dollar: '1 he weal expenses and 10.3
of.nll kin ls amounted to Sidzt‘jill. Tb
comm (if gillld. an hunted to $ql.027;i0,
ngunst$=1.él-l. L1 in the '- \i' r ‘
0: :1: El?“ coinage 3'37aN1m fiaslzicm
1 n fuels-30 ‘ 2 “
denim. and th- balance arm..—
Thc silver
_ 7‘ 38 -
&a.-\se,=_(b eon-
_ the remainder
. my corn. The value of the "guld
hon Import“
073,453; a
sistedof
m.
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