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TH n sllx'l‘lxlci. f..S.‘.f’.:.°;f::“.if"‘.Ei?:‘;.°“.‘.‘.“;§‘;:;f“:;:.f THE inmm GENERAL. NEWS SUMMARY UMED STATES MY. .. THE FAR- EAST- . . A FATAL ARIOT.‘
i ‘ i i when she has to couredl it under a dim , -.. . . i _ ’ Anare .v in Iiurtlxah_Cal-[lna( ‘s of
SOI'TH Xllll\\'_-\l.i\'. XUVlikll‘dill ‘1“.
The city of Paris during.r the last thirty
years has itn rea-ed from a population of
905.300 to 2.500.000. ”or area has more
than doubled. The eityhas expended
the enormous sum of $3i5.000.000 on
improvements outside of the ordinary
Idministrzitive expenses. '
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(‘nc of the results of the (‘liarleston .
nioiid necklace. a string of corals, the
history of which is as follows: Five
\‘Cilrs ago the Prince of Naples. the heir
presiiiiiptive._in promenading with his
tutor in Venice. liOllL‘t‘d at a jeweler‘s
shop a coral necklace which he desired
- to buy for his mother. The price asked
being. how'cvtr, too high for his slender
purse.
would buy live corals on the spot. and
pay for the rest in installments. as soon
as he had. saved sufficient money. It
- . - ' 1':"l.' itlioentire
earthquake is the loss of annuals from ' ‘00“ 1m“ “w 3m” t“ l a} fir
terror. Manyof the mileli cows have
gone dry sine the earthquake in the
country about Charleston. and one man 3 she won ‘1 never lmt “0‘“ ll:
10st seven horses from the edicts of ter-
ror.
The spot where
Anwrie lll ll' \'l‘llllll\ll was Slit d has been i
appropriate'y market by the Aldermen
of lioston a! the ie Inest l f the Bostonian
This blind s I
Sol i ty. ling
t« ry as ilk“ llostl-ri Massacre.
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the tir ‘ n "“1 of m. i ducti-on of anistlieties and antiseptics
5 I O k t .
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3 without the abdominal cavity.
» bedside \‘f the patient. he now resorts to
occurred ' .
- .- . , . . :thv scalpel and removes
on .‘la‘v‘ll 4. l..\‘. and» is inown in his I
how it had been bought she~vowed that l
he propi s.d to the jeweler that he i
necklace. and when the Queen learned I
-0perations~ of General Druni‘s
,Oiliee the Past Year.
.Facts Regarding Deserters, Enlist-
ments, the Militia, Etc.
In his annual report of tlie'operations of
nis offin- during the past year. Adjutant-
fact sry quality of the shoes manufactured in
tho Leavenworth l‘risun. it is stated. that.
the trouble arose from defective last
models. and in ~. details of eonstru‘tion
that' have. it is believed. been remedied.
Touching the removal of charge of de-
' sertion. the report states that at the close of .
the war tlier.l were: RUM-l men against whose ‘
names the vharge of desertiori had been oii~
Surgery has made wonderful advance-
ments in modern times. Since the intro-
tlie living body can be operated upon
with v omparative safety. and where for
nierly the physician stood helpless at the
the dew ased
p artioii of the body. whether withiaor
'l‘lius~ an
.. i operation perforun d recently in New .
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lvid dinners, at which nothing but the ‘ \ “ll" 1') “'1 1’«‘ll‘\(‘l“lt‘l‘ N“ ““0" “’1
_ . . . :._ 4' ... '
fit sh o: young goats is setvid'. are one of ‘ ”W "Nd-Md lT-il‘ Jill)-
the
thy.
given
of New
tasliionabe follies York,
These “kid" were tir~t
dinni-i.
at the .\*l~\:i‘.:dli:l 1‘: are in Lon—
don in September. 1850. 10‘ :i s‘ocirll' or— I have “N“ ‘1‘ unfailing 1““? “f ‘lV‘l‘l‘:
gani ed in the latter part of that year. of I N“! “““V
‘\lllt’l| tli ‘ liail or Rosalyfii was President .
The t'avor if kid'snllt'at is said to be
\‘Lf_\ \l.iilll_\'.7
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('hristiuas‘ is not (‘tli‘ll and in “l xu o
: balls.
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‘1 “mum.“hum“......“.“Immune”; . sewed up the injured intestines.
ll'l-lllilt‘s‘.
.\ man
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brouu'lit to the hospital whose nitestaies 3
were perforated in several plal cs‘ by pistol .
\V 21 \‘
ln former timxs the victim wmild
llr. llall opened the ubdoui
inal cavity. laid the int stint-s bare. and
The
man reeov‘ered.
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llasellall inagnates‘ have th ir 0‘?"
l istlii. for instance. to l'resis
““1...” b t “u”. . lg“... . Tm h. den: \'on der .\he. lf‘St. Louis: “'l’liv're:
. . . l i ‘:.~ _
ter is a lame Htl'llll‘ll vessi l. gully deco. i
‘ru-vil r'i l.~.l \vlili fl‘tl'llslllllt‘itllillit:
or (a: d.‘ s. hung flu.” the u ilingr in the ‘
ini lllfi- of the Til" children are l
blindln‘deil :illd armed wili stivks' to i
leIll.
brink :lie at '. when it is sluilli‘lt'tl tlle’y i
thr oi oti' their l‘l l‘k‘ aul St‘lellllvlt“ for I
the waiter d go ii v~. l‘resr'ilts‘ are then .-
(ll‘ll’lll :t d. and dancing follows.
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Sll- p \\.lil\llS surfer rotiip‘iiiltivl-ly ‘
few :ti‘l'l-itfllls.tlllillllle\:l:|ll1tlifil‘l of rh's .
is tl.o lzjllt by the I,.- ’ to be found in
the f w: ill i! it is :i stile of seziii—slevp lll
“hi. l: the ‘i'.|'i\ wuki—r makes his (‘\t ur~
”shin. lll is slit-p221; s‘ i fariis part of the
«rcrlbum is \HllCI‘rlH‘\l. Til-- re~t of his
. brain ,i.~ awake. and. ti l’l‘t'fill‘t‘. it. i.
file's bnath away.
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p )0 arugula-NM
"sentimental loss to wives, mothers and
real i v
a strange flirt t - walk «art'-~ .
lStllll‘ injury. doing all the
Le. s‘lly alts oravoillaziro. “hill carry-
ing in: s um- dteiiu purpose. just as a
xvakiizy llirpivsfi is fulfilled.
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Garrett l'. Syrviss. the :istroiiotilital
'lertliil-r lind “miter. l:wl“s in a recent
newspaper _lett« r i
\iliivll he has (-\per3ean~d in gazing
through a telrseope. bird which doubt-
lls‘sllns l't‘i’n felt by others.
“Looking i ti another world from a
safe pm h upon this] our for that
“but ill" observer with a powerful flit" ‘
a curious sensation;
”t“ GIUS‘
is
Mopi- selius to lllul‘Kif to be doing is .
in itself an o eupation tll it a tiiust talo s'i
l have won: lllill
;‘!i\'(‘ gzll/ld at the full inbof lb: moon
llito‘
h :i'ti‘Tl-slope until the palpable ,
ro iridingof it: -.lobe under the eye made
one positiil-ly iii: 'y.
as if one should be
llt'ld bar the ld;l~ of the “Krill “ith a '
4.0“” mile drop beneath him.“
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A ea I fill and patieiit-‘l-‘ri ncli UbSL‘f‘VtT
has foini ilnted some t‘«[\ll('l|lsl\)ll\' (in the
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Fubfe tof ‘V‘.\l..lrlailg1dt\ili‘\'l‘;\.‘h arc in- l
feasting. He has :isclrta'ned tlia‘ the .
yuslvris who l‘lllull \\ ith» the sound of .\ l
u: father are frank and loyal. fond of \
noise and movement. and frequently of
o verliitile aiil changeable character.
Th4 se who laugh with the sound of .\ in ;
'npe are plilegiiiltic. with a turn toward ;
melancholia. The laugh in r: is that 0
children. and adults who are Sillill"
pliant. timid and irresolute.
in (l signitie: generosity and robust bold-
ness. “Look out." says the French ob< .
server. “for those who laugh in l‘. bc~ i
cause they are the
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misanlliropls." .
From Paris another wonderful surgical
operation is reportel. .\ little girl.
twelve years of age, was brought to the.
“capital 'l‘rousseau, waslcl almost to a l
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skeleton. The child Was in the last. ‘person. Iain sorry forryou Ohio Women.
stages of consumption. Dr. Prengracbcr, ll don‘t know what you are; but our
on Algerian physician, determined to l
perform an operation, as the last chance
of saving her life. He made a cruciform
incision between the fifth and six right
ribs and burned out three cubic centi-
metres of the diseased portion of the
lung with a red hot iron. In three
weeks the wound healed and the blood
coursed healthily through the child‘s
veins. Thus hope is held' out in the fu-
furc tor Sufferers who, until now, had
naught but a spicedy grave in store for
them. I
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Europe has been described as breaking |
down under her weight of armor, and
when werconsider that the expenditure
of the six leading States last year, upon
their armies alone, was more than $500,-
000,000, and that the navies under the
same flags were aninddit onal expense of
over $100,000, 000, we can begin to real-
ize what the necessity of preparing f0;
war, as a means of preserving peace.
means to the jealous powers of ‘the Old'
World. Europe may summon more than
10,000,000 men, more than one sixth of
the population of the entire t'nited
States, to slaughter andbe slaughtered.
These men. too. are all in [the prime of
mnhood, the bone and siuew of their
respective countries, so that the death of
the hundreds of thousands who must in-
evitably fall means more even than the
children. It is a great question what
than ten millions of men might mourns
plish if war was s relic of the post, and
they might turn their attention to pro
incurs labor; but it is, unfortunotoly, s
hopo will
' is an iiiiiiiu'ted ruinilnr of people who
: think
’“irh
n
; by up- rieuv‘e.‘
:itig all the till. .
leis
Journal on the uses of the stinging ap-
tll:lt they are vut out for ball play»
us. I‘ ti .‘ r. . . ~ ~
appear on the diamond would prov e_\|‘t‘~
it il-le “Ullllt‘ls‘. laui p-‘s‘tt'rod to death
Sin-ll people. There is scarcely a
wet it but that sum - one t'onil's to me and
' implolv-s for a trial. He is positive that
ii- is only gixeii :i (‘llilllt'c to displ ly
his Mbiiillt‘s‘ he \\i l he engaged at once. f
luever pay any attention to them. un'os
they tilll give ~oui:- assurance that they
' have ill .yel with a pio’essional «bib. .\'t
dint l izs d to gin-tliiiii trials. but :lieil
utter inability to i ll any of the positions
livl‘ ‘-\ liil ll llu _\‘ l“:li!t‘.l tl lllt‘y \\'«‘l't‘ 1".“
‘suiied li.s (would rue togivothem no
eoiiiiti n in e w i.:lii'\'t'l‘.
lull
.\ good man will
lizili
play :5 “TV 1‘. tb rn. ,Tlivy are made only
ri ”Lilli midis overt-l.
lo' 1:
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,\ rein lilta‘ lolrase is rt portl d by are
. liable r liysii-iiu. llr. l'n-te.of lliinllioidt.
'l‘ciiii. .\l- in: fight lelllillls‘ ago a negro
li\'ill"' tlm‘e ll-ll :l pvts-ual encounter
wit'
1'. :i sable l-rlrtla'r. and “as badly
\\ oimib d
la the fa e by a thrust from :in
unlbri lla. 'l'lil- \\ o ad was sewed up. and 1
in a few weeks was entirely healed. The
negro raisel a good erop tliis‘ year.work- '
Several days ago he
in
began s' .ier considerable pain from .
tthi- o.d wound. and cvpl'ri- lived g lat
dilivalty in opening hi- mouth. Finally
llt.‘ silll liUl' l‘l’. lll't‘ll' l0 that hill). \Vltil
derided that the blow fioai the \illllu" lia
had probably fra. tuiel the b tile in his
fall“. \\lll\'ll (‘h‘illt'il the trouble. lie,
made an ineisi ii gust blur the f‘llt‘i’k
bone and e\tr:i«'ted :i piece of the lllll'
. brelli llllll‘llt‘ about live in hes in h rigili. g
The handle had penetrated the fuel- and i
brek- n i-rl'. The broken piece w s‘ about 3
three-fourth. of an inrh in diameter. f
The Case is Tylllllf‘hllllle.
Ilr. l‘eete will i
- rep. rt it in a medical journal.
\\' hat with the questionsd laborJarill’, 3
money. prohibition and woman. there
~‘ pro uise to be issues enough in our elee- _
' lions before long.' The enfranchiseruent
of woman wls lh- theme. of the lit‘\'.i
Annie rliaw. if l‘ostoii. in a lecture bes ;
W people of (ercllllld the otlieri
. . y. and the significance of the cause for I
The laugh . whit h she was speaking was shown by !
her remarks. Alllnllg other things slo
said: ' The World will never be subdued
until we go to work together. ll. took
thirty—one years for Massavlius: tts women
to get a law passed tO’own their own
clothes. Before that. time they were
their husband‘s clothes“. Then. again.
it is only rt‘Ct‘llllyalllat a Massachusetts
woman rose to the dignity of being a
supreme cpurt has decided that. We are
persons. “‘ith responsibility,’thcn. must
come power. and we demand fri in you
the power to uphold our responsibility.
We want no longer to be placed on the
same level with baby boys, idiots and
convicts."
The Sting of the Bee.
The Rev. \Villiam F. Clark. Guelph.
(int... avoluminous writer 0n the honey
bee. in an article in the American like
paratus of this insect. claims that, its
most important function is not stinging.
Ile s uys 2 ..
My observations and reflections have
convinced me that the most important
office of the bee-sting is that. which is
performed in doing the artistic cell~work,
capp'ng the comb, and infusing the
formic acid by means of which hOney
receives its keeping qualities. The sting
s really a. skillfully contrived little’
trowel with which the bee finishes off
aud‘caps the cells when they are filled
brimful of barley. This explains why
honey extracted before it is capped over
does not keep well, The formic acid has
not; been injected into it. This is done
in the very act of putting the last
touches on the cell work. As the little
pliant tmwel is worked to and fro with
such dexterity. the darts. of which there
are two, pierce the plastic cell surface
and leave in the nectar beneath it tiny
drops of the fluid which makes it. keep
well. This is the “art reservativc" of
honey. A most wonder I provision of
nature truly! Herein we see that the
sting and poison-bag with which so
many of us would like to dispense are
erscutislto the stmso of our coch
ct, sud that without them the
utiful comb honey of commerce
would bow out. ‘
m infl‘iew
teroil. l'rivlr to the missus»: of the luv
for their rrlmf. 100.0!) iii-plieutions'ior
removal had been presented for a lion. and
to til-tuber lst of this year 42.:t‘il iip<
3"itioiis ha] been Ti‘i‘t‘th'd under the
tioils. Ina report to the Loin-mint Hen
eralof tho Ariuv. Adjutant—1{eiierul l‘ruui
e .pws as the opinion. bisel upon :iti e‘aur
inaliou of reports. that the pro exit voluii
tary s howl si steal iii the army is a failure.
all-l from inherent radi :il detects will
l‘.‘lll:|lll so. 'l'li.~ total number of
eiilistliu-iils mid re-etilistiiieiita iii the
minv durlri: the year was 0511. including
lJ-ll for s]n‘.‘ltll regiliieiitsz Hl‘ llm 5.3;:-
i‘egular recruits. :in n. w. re natlyo born and
2.031 of l-'l‘\‘l:_’ll b .t!:; t.\ti were white and
ho colon-d
the applicants were u ‘ieptod as pow-sung
sulta‘do ph} si ill and llll‘lllul lpzalltivatioi‘ls.
'l‘li - Adamant lit-iioral also gives his Views
on the llll" overtieiit of ill" militia of lll‘
\arious States. making the follooiii; rt-i o n«
lll-‘ll ltllls'llh“ ‘
“State viiuiiiipuieiits‘. to b5 of absolute
benefit. shun d at least be of ti u day -‘ dura
tloii and. \‘lllit‘ established at I‘I‘ll\\ lllv‘lll
points lo dull ; to o Miami} in the I't‘IllI‘l'Hll’tl-
tiulii ot the Iris-its. slrl ild be a stiil‘l-uoilt di.
tan o {ruin the homo. ot the rimziil-urs of the
General Drum siin in regard to the unsatis- .
. There still remain \iJhIl Illt‘n l'lir|l‘;\~l ,
with d ~serti- ti who have not filed nppln-us '
Uiily twenty-tlinsl p -r cent of '
' and
i‘otiiiiiatil in i-rdl-r tu H\k'l'.‘\lH|t‘ llisix on and .
so '\.‘ll iliilui-m Us
Vilyll‘ls ul
\\lll‘ll ~oriously
impa ting l:|\lru‘t on and
in; the Ill"‘i iri bani to: Ill‘l ls tir
get l‘l'u ‘|\“‘. guard du'y; etc t‘allip.
slioul l bod \os’ ol of every n :1 v'fl!’.‘ll|»‘l‘ of
holaliy vharavtor. The pi'oglazliiiie o: mill
Js's should eu-ludo elementary
--o:illsaii. i l’lli
Illrlt! should be \ls‘\\‘lQ\‘ to
Iran-Ina- lll skirliiisli and battalion drills and
no lrd duty. \s‘ in .st of tho liglitlti.‘ :ii the
future ilillst be done in open order. a llror
lvrtl
:i'le ’t i
s. and “whine \v! tho u'lis :ttfiTfif
instruction and l
. gross lll t‘\-:
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ougli .‘l ‘illli‘lllllfl‘l o With the skit tiiisli drill ls.
of tho lll;host llllpul'lulh‘w
“illlssllvls'lll'H-s alni' ii-liiliiinituur {it ill“
bands at State troop. slioiill lb‘ ropiiivtul li.
imp!o\-~ l _: iris ol the same taillz'l’ll as III tho
h il.-ls o the regulai‘ariln. and suxtablo :tiii
iil'lriitloli t-ilu Iib‘d. I‘:\lilllllxtlll drillswvhllo
lIlI' l“sll‘l" :is shoniii; t - obit do
x'l‘ o of line ‘llzlllf‘Jl rro 'islo'i n
lodv of uloi «an be ll'Jllll‘l to .‘Ill:lill iii
“rowan-ills :lll'l int-tron. ar ~ an \irld- sir le‘il‘
torturi- ot l‘l lirliy lamps. lu trial“ in
.2 m .i. in» develop lwrit ol |‘\ll‘~"lll‘ slii'arl
nos. l|| d: Ll lll\‘-l\\‘- thi- ll“,‘.lx' t i t soiii - o:
lll‘ lllllh-‘lJlll aiil so.id pirts ol :1
s-xliiiw: s training ‘
'A FATHER‘S CRIME.
. :\ll;\'lvs. l’a
. and With in volitelits Wu“ \allied at. SIT-.0 u. .
Eastern and lliddle Staten
JAMES B. Fisn. exspresident of the sus
pended Marine Bank. and partner of Ferdlu- =
“'urd in swindling o \erations. was
examined in the Auburn (X. '.) prison by
his phvsician. “ho will re; art to Pius-ideal ,
Cleveland that lie is a mental and physirnl|
wmek. who ought. to be released on the 5
ground of humanity.
A FIRE in Philadelphia destroyed a block
of businew buildings causing a. less of fluid
$175,111). 1
Tm: l'nital Presbyterian Church confer‘,
one, field at l’ittsbur . alopted a resolution ‘
condemning the use 0% the organ in church. i
Tine Prohibition vote in Pennsylvania at
the meent eloetion was about my“): the
lire-enter k~l.abor vo a about 0.0.».
, (lovsnxolm l’ATrisox. of Pennsylvania.
llobie. of Maine, and other gentlemen of
proiiiiuenco a-ldromel the National Grange.
in aiinu-d session at Philadelphia.
B Y tlu- buistiiig of I boiler iii anes‘smills
near Shuttiold. l'emi.. two persons were
kill-3d and three seriously iniiiied.
FIRE has. destroyed the Roman (‘atholici
(‘allimlrut of St. l‘otom, at l‘ittsbiirg. l'enn. l
The handsome st Iiie edilieo ‘QI‘t eligmll.
.‘l. llxnrn-imu. the s- ‘Hllltfiriif the Liberty .
statue. was -(“|llll‘t‘ll“l to \‘lll hasth for
Fran-'0. owin: to :i «til-lexraiii nnunui ‘ing
tlu' serious iilltess of his Inu'hei‘.
(‘Li-zu \\'.\i.i s. a lalll‘ufl‘l uni-ml. k-Io :ked
down llill Hughes. a well known turt‘niun
and politiviau. iii a quarrel at th‘aiigeville.
Prim. 'lluglles drew a revolver and shot
“ills dead. _
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South and “'0".
Otllu‘s‘ o‘l'vial \otu g’ves Iol-itis‘oti div-pi
iltil‘stl.‘._ .\| 1: .1.~ 1i..." , flit-“ll. Smith
\l'l'n \. 3‘33 . liotlsul til‘t‘v‘!l.‘. l.‘-"l".'. litlbllb
son‘s Id.lr:tltl_\_ 2l.‘-\l.
lllJ‘t It:.ll‘,\\s will contest the seats ..f five
Democrats in tho lndiana I s‘glsiul‘ll‘l‘.
'l‘\\'rxr‘r~si\ \'i~ss‘(-ls‘ have been lost on the
fin-at Lakes during the to out 3K0.'lll.\‘. repre-
seiitiiig a value or es" 20'“.
Tum-w: lislierilulsi were drowii- d in Lake
Huron. by the Iv ss of thezr boat in nuu'o.
.-\ .\lti lxianin' light l-ul‘vm'll rangois and
forum cutters in Texas resultol in the death
of two of the hut ‘l‘. '
ALLii-xy \\'»l:i‘x l 1'! nsl- \vas lltlll.t‘1l in
pron-u .xof 31' II poor-lo zit, l'lt{sln\ili. .‘\ “..
for brutally avaldllng two agwl \\li ll‘
“ullu‘tl. A
Izn‘izr itvtxr'n i:s of the on ry interests
in all I arts wt “IV A‘ iiiiti‘y' “em pies: tit at
the annualr-lilu-ntmn in L‘M-‘n; l.
(INT-infra Li'rfifimfilfimfif
Svuu-s'. the li« .dlllili‘ull rand date for Coil
‘ .a lo.
.\l.lii:l.i H. l‘. \ i'
wife and J. l:
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1' ‘\. who numb-red lizs
l\l‘ p. “as Lang-ed at l.’- s
l‘i.l\ nt -ri lu-at lii~ wife. an l
'sllr' :‘u d to K.” . lv-Il eforpiu-ri-«uli-ii liain
.tlze rattle oi .\i lil‘Olll llbl'n
Lin i-[zl‘xut‘vi .‘lll-l :1 it in i' :iii-l lilt‘ll s in: Ki
\\ h - utt- Hll‘ls ii to illifeul li ~r.
l‘Mi ito rsr‘l \:o\l\ is Spl‘t‘nliill: moon:
Tl P {:L'ltlt‘l“
l1.l\n' l llb‘sl :lzid l»..‘.llvvl llJltll. ....f - .‘l'l‘t in
t! t'll O rl‘i-it» to pen u: tho 1-2.:il or lit'Hll‘s
ease
l‘i‘~
Tm: stilliln; oiiip‘i-yes of lllv‘ (ll :i;o
sl v1. ynz'.s l~ ' it‘d :iii -r-ii-;' i-irlhn? ill
in \ tern-izl' ‘ l'ouili-tii.
dc Hum; tlze .. :li\lslll ' ill-1H
,li|l~l_.llll-‘\\‘li\. .\l» . 9-H i. oozi-
:it‘o lt‘l by tlo- s“;l.o obi is “as :igairs‘. a
Killhig “is \\‘it‘«‘ and Two Children 3
The Murderer l._\ul qul.
llllvilLIIUb e has been l‘v-‘OH ed at l arm-d.
Kansas. t‘rl-ili llolgeiiian Countv of a tcrrr ‘
l-le er line \' 'lillllllil‘l llrlll‘ .‘lfll‘l‘Ilfl.
S. iiie mien yi:ii\ ago a luilillsorilo young
\v luau naiilod' laJYik‘l‘ fell '~-l\ in
despot“
: lot» with Sam l‘tirple. a man whose reputa-
au l
“as iii-t by any means 0 o-elloiit.
the u ishi-s of n-‘l whom the
of nature
A (ain‘t
_\ nun:
iron for sobriety llllllllit‘~\
to
woman “as in any \\ av eoiiuwto I. they were I
marr zl and settlnl down no ir Mariam. They
never lived very luip, ily together. and l‘ur»
l'le's \ ivloiislios. euluiliiatol Fri lay morning
in the l.‘ll|‘\lt~t‘ of p: ‘t of lll\ (“UNIX and in hit
on ii death at tli.~ hands of an earn :ol iiioli -
lllli e day s later. .\t the time of the murder
liis‘tu oily . yill\‘\‘\\i of \s'\l'!l porsoiis lilElI“
s wt. hs \\ if». his witt- s sister and four littlo
I liildieil. thi- yoi-H'gwt of ' wlzo:.i “as only
tl.r--o un-ks old,
lialvv m» rinii: his wife arose lls usual 4
and piivpiii‘el lvr«.;kl‘ast Sir- tile-2 “rut to
auukvn lu‘l lilisl and. old. it soy-iti'.:;:\\d him
its to incite lii:ii t- the lie-ii 'l\' erinio
which soon fulliuvrd. lle sgi‘aiL: yio»
leully from his bed and. son-iii; his ro-
\ol\er. shot his wife through [Et‘ bodv.
from which \voiiiid she dlola' om‘o. The
new born li‘llh‘ “as next tirel at. “oh the .
s-iulo irstilt. lle ue\t shot and Liilel {Ill
other of his children His sist ~rriti la\v.Mis<
Lowbor. was then selected and fired at. the
ball passing through the aim and lodging
somewhere in the shoulilor. .\s this emptied
his revolver ho pnicwdod to load his shotgun
in order to 1\|l“||ltt4‘ the work.
:\ sl gilt mistake in this was the only tliiiig’ '
thal stoppol the deadly primieduigs The
powder was pouml into one barrel; and. bv
error. the shot into the other.
endeavorml to blow otl‘ the luv-1d of another
child. but as tlienuvaa nothing except inlwder
in the barrel the child‘s [nee was only severe~
Iv burntslliy the explosion. A heavy blanket
was seirod and wrapped round tho sutferiiig
ehild.‘ and this “as sis-ur ly louud by a
hem v wuv in tho hope that he might ne-
1 oiiiplisli bv sull‘m‘ation what he had failel
in with the gun. The eliillt will teem or.
though t‘rarfully disfigured about the taco.
'l‘ho murderer then nioiiutod a horse and
started a :rrss the fields toward Man‘un. With
the avowed purpose of killing his who‘s
mother and father. Before he could tl(\‘0ul-
plisli this. however. the wounded young ladv
made her way to the village and notified the
inhabitiuits of what: had linptieuol. and they‘
had congregated for resistance. t In sed-
ing that his plan had been flustrnted.
l‘iirplo hastened to . Jetmoio and
surrendered himself to the authorities
There he was plaiod in jail and surrounded
by a heavy guard. At night a mob of one
hundred men went quietly to the jail and
demanded the prisoner. am he was delivered
to them with little ceremony. He was then
taken buck to the scene of his crime and
banged to a tree.
Only one member of
rious in jury.
little boy.
his
the family «scum! s:-
nnd that was the nitirdorer's
who ha 1 concealed himself under
bed when he heard his father coming.
, ~—.' 1. ~—
PANIO AT A FIRE.
A Nuluhcr of Young Men
\Yulneu Bad Iy ann roll.
An explosion owurred in the cigar box
manufaetory of Henry II. Sheep & 00.,
1.704 and 1.703 Randolph street. Philadel‘
phia. the other afternoon. which blow out
thy rear wall, badly injuring ten or twelve
young men, women, and girls, and im-
perilling the lives of over one hun-
dred more. The Inanufoctory is u threes
story brick structure. with a depth of 150
foot. The first and second floors were used
as a planing mill and carpenter shop. and on
the third floor were oziiployed about twenty-
five girls in pasting [aperlining in the boxes.
Just before the oxplrcion the engineer
started up stoniii bv throwingnlarge amount
of sawdust. on the fire. and then started to the
Randolph street. front of the building.
He says that. he hail been there but.
a. few minutes when he was startled
by an explosion, which was fob
lowed by the upper portion of the rear wall
falling out and the Screams 6f the women in
the upper story. Bricks Were flying in all di-
ieetious. and in less than aminnto afterward
the whole rear portion of the mill seemed to be
in flames The greatest excitement existed
among the hands employed in the building.
Sotne of thorn ran for the s‘airwuv loading
to thesu-eet. others ran to the vi ows, and
a few started to climb out, but. they were
reyented from jumping to the ground by
car companions .
In the niésutiuio the flomeswerospreoding
fiom one floor to another, and emwds, nt-
tractor! by the smoke and thesereomsottho
women, blocked the street, but the excito-
mout; among them was so great that they
seemed power-109A ‘(or a tune talrcndsr
In . assistauio. length save men
in: into the ‘ ' and got than:
about Some of moguls and ouug men
were Max sud othsrsm burned.-
and
nvmmrwio.
f Jul bssn a
ram " “*3
“'ith "It“ lie .
‘ last year.
return ‘. -tl«ti ltl'.‘\ .is :i ii::\ .‘ “or
,1 l ~‘o L; the ov~
l‘1 v \i:i:i ll. lAl..
ill) w iiinl «l
on V
‘ "t .\l. .‘
1‘7\\-‘Ztlt"il \u- l‘ l?
p2...‘. ‘I ‘ :i'
liidntliiil
l‘u til ’- ly ’t'l.
:\ mm oil of :ll‘
\\‘.is fa!
”a .ii if ll ~rli:;s Klnrtili)‘.
i1 . . ”I woanlwl
l~lv~zeth~ ad ill is c-“itli
ill-':|\\r\\luiii’Ili if liii'l.vi._;7tlii- t\\.--;‘\-
thiee lll‘tll‘ ‘oiers rwprm iii-d I':s.dt‘ .\ lin :'-\
.'. r v- f ~ r :l::. .l until ilhv, tinaliv ills
parsed the mood. ‘
..v‘vn“.
\"asliliigtun.
. ,
l‘itrtsiiuxr ('ll‘\i'l.\\"l| is bisv at l..s
forthroiun.‘ ii;v~s.l;o to t‘ongii-sx “Lgrii
meets Mundav. i t‘t‘VllllI‘l' I'-
TIIKJ'and Status mints bay» been blisv
supplying uri uripre wilt-iztml dot and for l“ ii~
mes and iii ‘kt'ls Alum a‘. “'J‘Uxh‘llllh s :lro
iii-w iii \ ll\‘lll:ll‘\‘li throughout the douritiy.
TL): l‘rosident lzas' appoint sl \\'illia:li ll.
liiii‘iiett. of t‘itlviilziatt. to be Atioiiil-v o:
the l inn-l Slab-s t -r the Kaitlyn-ii Instinct
of ! Ililo, Timothy \V. J:u‘ksutt.«‘f New York.
ti lo liidian Agent forftlle Stab-of New
York. .-\Iiios A. brown. -\.f New York. t i bo
t‘ousul of the l’iiitod States at t‘llttoii. Hut, .
Frail“:s .\. lloll'm'i-i tobo Appraiser of Mel‘-
vlum-l so in the dis, wt of Ulil' ago. Charles
\\' l: lle of Iowa (Irv. to be .\‘li: \ i‘\-ii' Ii- 2‘s
seal of Swan... Samuel A. Walton. ol‘ Kerr
tue‘hy. to be t‘onsul of the bull d Stairs at
As :tii‘mti.
Tin: net gold holdings of the Trnsurv
l‘oia :l‘l" li::l.ioti I\>‘|\\' iitiioutit t \$‘3'.\'-\.~
=1!" as eonit'a ml “nth Sl t;‘.‘.’*".fi\:b this time
Foreign.
Tim total number of tern-us eoiiilenintsl to
iiiiprisouiiieiit for life for iuirti hunt in in the
“\‘t‘ll! Spanish revolution is ‘J‘iu. ’
'l‘llic llnl rariau Sobrnrfie li‘tiamb‘r of
l‘t‘llllht‘sl chicks! Prince Waldemar. the
third son of the King of Denmark. as .\II(‘~‘!E~
sor ‘to Prince Alexander on the throne of
Bulgaria
1!. l'Al‘fl‘liHilT. the French Minister llesi-
dent. at Aniiniii and u svient.st of \‘ltllllt‘lli\‘.
is dead. i
A “suntan brlt "o across the River Po
in Italy bonnie dislmlgel by floods. and n
tniu was thrown into the water. l-‘ivu per
sons \"t‘ft‘ \lr\'\\‘llt‘ I.
Gonu isquntoliit twenty eight per cent.
premium in lilienos Ayres
TNR oflirial census of Prussia shoves a pop-
Nation of 3‘.5il.\fi\ [N‘Nin‘
'l‘itit Chit-«so stein-ship ’f‘akaminan burst
her boilers in a gale otf .\'u;:ata. and iiiiietv~
six persons on board perished. including the
oflieen. who were I‘ingllsliIu-‘il.
GENERAL “UCLAN4ER. tlio‘ Frniieli Minis- T
ter of “'ur. in an addmss‘ said that Franco
was continually prellaring for war. that b.-
ing the only guarantee of lostin 5‘ pesto
, ....--
PRIERAL REVENUES.
Figures From the Comlnlssloncr of
Customs‘ Annual Report.
The annual report of Commissioner of
Customs McCalmont shows that during the
past (is.qu your there was paid into the
Treas ir_v h'oln satin-cos, the accounts relating
to which are settled in his office. $194,334,569,
of which $192.&N,SH was received from cus-
toms duty; During the some period there
was paid out for expenses connected with the
administration of this branch of tho Govern-
ment service 824. "13,246, $6,427,612 of which
was on account of expenses of collecting the
revenue from customs. .
The total collofitions‘ of internal revenue
from the time the present system was organ-
ized. July l. 1803. up to June 30. 1&6, were
$6,438,304.11 The States in which the ag-
grogate collections reached over 8100 000.000
were: New York, 500,000; liuuois.
“summon; Ohio, alumna»); Pennsyl-
vania, mtmfilfl; Kentucky. 8204
Mmehusetts. $135,700,4lm: Missouri. #127,-
500.000; Indiana. $145‘,00_l,000; Virginia,
$103,700,“ 0, and New Jersey, humour».
“The amt-agate recaps from internal
revenue." said an ofllcor of the Treasury.
"were su‘lieiont to have paid the entire public
debt. at its highest figure. 2,756.43! .571. and
leave a balance of 86“}.t158,$t, if they had
been applied to that purpose."
A THRONE DEGLINED.
Prince “'aldeninr Refuses to Be-
come Bulgara‘s Ruler.
The Bulgarian Sobraujo (Chamber ‘of
Deputies) having elected Prince Waldemar,
the third son of the King of Denmark, as
successor to Prince Alexander on the throne
of Bulgm' the honor has been
respectfully .decflnoth The King of Deh-
mrhonbehslf of his son. Prince Waldo-
mur. sent a telegnun to Ti ‘
thanks tortilla honor conferred upon his son,
but declining, upon any mdition, to allow
him tempt the throne.
The St. Potomburg Gazette
‘ In' is the
so thntthe
Prime of It pom‘blo
P the ‘
would
. and its invasion by herds of cattle.
. some legislation is bad which specially fixes
~ the status of the Oklahoma lands he (win; its
.many flihflllklfl‘fi in the way of beautiful
‘ lands a vcs and fertile 5 -il iyill prove a con
. and two little children.
Synapsis of LieutenantsGeneral
Sheridan’s Annual Report.
What Uncle Sam’s Soldiers Have
Done in the Past Year.
Lieutenant-General Sheridan has submit.
ted to the Secretary of “’ar his annual re-
port showing the operations of the military
forces during the past year. From the re-
pon it no; ears that at. the date of the last re-
turns ulio army of the United States cons
sisted of 2,102 officers and 2.3.915 m.-n, dis~
tribute) as follows:
(Mic-era. . Men.
General ............ . . . . . . . lu -
General stuff. . . . . . . . . 73 1.212
Ten n‘gitnents of invalry . ~11 l 0.1“:
Five regiments of artillery . 2:: 2.4::
. Twenty-live regiments of
inlantry.... ...... 5:16 10,?!
Indian scouts .............. -- 51k}
; lletnehruents. recruiting
lartios. 9'." ............ —- 2.1”! t:
The tldJulelIcn! made With the Cheyenues
and Arapalioes by the President. through
the niuliuni of the Lieutenant UeueraL in
July. ls\‘-, has
alloyed all irritat on in
the 1111.11!“ '1‘ rrltury. but the troops in
that region have been kept vonlaiitly
omployui‘v‘iu the prevention of unlaw-
ful settlements in the Oklahoma. country.
rule‘s;
tiiiiial tenip!:i‘i ill t I an a lvtntiirous pot-u
lath-n near its border. which in n shoi t 1 enod
could lllfl'v‘t‘ it a ]|I‘--s!wi’ulls State.
lilld' r If) ‘ but I o! lll:l “I Visit)" (if llit‘ l‘a.
citie. after iilluilln; t- the pl‘rsvrvntion of
lit-ave ly the prompt arrival of troop. at
points \\ here iititi~t‘hiiiesi- riots \u-re llirva ~
Ollt‘d. Lieutenant General Sheridan turns his
ltteiitioti to the vauipaigli against Geronimo,
lie \l‘lt as that it was his idea to remove to
Fl iriila the Indians held as prisoners by tieii~
oral t‘iook 1 st November. but that he do
fern-d such a ‘Il--n upon the h'~'\illillii‘tid:tl ions
of t-‘eiieral L‘ro d; and t‘aptain Prawn-rd.
'l he report thv n relates in \lt'ul” the i iii-ani-
stances attending the qualitiel s irn-iiil-‘r o:
Geronimo to tn-nel'al I rook upon
will It were not it; proved by the l'le..do.v.t,
and the sill-s 1] it‘ll! (‘o aj i- of the i h.ef with
twenty \varriols and tlillto-n Women. The
Lleu'onaiit ‘ 'i-iie :il says.
“Horn-ral .‘lllt‘\ went to work “ith ioni-
i..i '. ..l Hi 1 H in“! P“ ilm
hoslzlt‘s \\ lth \ lgoi‘oiiseiii-a ,;y. broke up the r
ramps by attark oar or live Yltllt“ and gavo
them no rest hill! “3" surrendered. on New
yr ...
lt‘l’llls‘ ‘
Rota-l [It‘llls in Afghanistan.
The civil law is made inateto restore order
in Burniah. an 1 severe lnezsure; of repres-
sion, are imziiiuent. The Dacoits subjed to
cruel torturciill natives who are suspected of
Ployalty to the British. They have us). for
the purpose of arousing hostility h the
British. soreud t‘ane repens that the. Brit'sh
intend to restore King Thcebaw to the
throne ned tten leave the country.
The uh lzni rebels in Afghanistan have
been attm-ked by the Afghan Generalsent to
subdue them. and badly defeated. The Gen—
eral sent to Cabal t 'u cartloa is of heads nf
rebels killed in the battle. as a token of the
victory his forces had won.
l PROMINBNT PEOPLE
SEPnl-ITARY Luna is regarded as the best
swordsman in Washington.
“KNEE“. BENJAIIX F. Bl'TLER has just
celebrated his sixty-eighth birthday.
Bt‘rrxifi BILL earned hi: title by killing
4.2% butlaloa. besides s:vcrnl Indians.
l Jonx humor is now in bud hfaltli. arid is
i seeking strength in th: mountains of \\ ales
ARRK.‘ S. Hewitt. in: new Mayor of
New York. is si vty-four years oldguud sixty-
four inches high.
l-Zx-l‘rtnsinss'r Arthur was to i ill to go to
th-- pulls elts'tiim day. This is the tint time
; that. he has failed since he was old enough
i to vote.
Auoxa the members of the next Congrm
will be the Rev. !. F. Mok‘maev, pastor of
a l‘ ' ‘ersalist t‘l-ur h in Man ‘bester. .\. H.
Tiiiti : Methods: preachers in (.‘annda n’rs
million. lrcs. Thev are \V. F. Sandlord of
Hauiilt in. John .\1 dwual-l of Torunt. I. and
$ ii. A. ’o\' of Pet ~rl-oro.
Miss “'ixs'u: “\Vf“. daughter of Jefl'er
son Davis. is tovlsit “'ualiiiigt-lu this wlu- '
l ter. uiil 'I“ be presented at. the “dirt.
' House by Se rvta'y Lamar. '
ALTHUt'tilI ex-Gouu‘nur ll rry of New
Ham; 5 ill“ is nin -ty on ~ ve lrs (dd. he is stul
i yaizn made 5 .\ eral speeche.
Tur. King of Poitngal recently bestowed
. upon tin- infant King or Spain three-industry
orders. and lizs Ill-yzd Btlbyllltml was so do-
. lighted tLiu’. he tint-t u s best to swallow
‘ tbi-zu. ,
. It is asexual that John D. l‘. wkefeller. of
l the Stan lard Hil Vomit-my. is the r: 'liest
iiiuti iii A:i.v-:'ie:i. His “..alth :seoinput -.l at
$11..." I Igtkffl
poor Workingviinti a' New B diurd. 3! use
A I;ltE\T many p o; 1.. conversant wit!
1 nua-ii lp 4.: .i la . v m. lit—r ‘.".Z'
\Veightuian the l‘l-‘h"5t man in that
. His fortune :s e truism! at si‘tml) l'(l(l_
l i.’\'.
llo
ta-inl er 4 mild ~r eirvuliistari ‘« s and t ‘5 a th ‘r‘ “"hl-V “‘11 "W1" "‘3": "c1“ "1””!
t‘ulldlllt‘tlls.’ llll“ ever. that should not . the h'l‘fll‘ "I. Um great ‘ hm“! .31 works ‘4
iii "iv .ludguii lit 1"! not tlii-ir b.» li"““‘7" ‘\ “ “Altman H" 15 ‘ \“lul.|\\'8l‘,
in: turned over to the viin authorities for
. l
punishiiiorit. as was intended by the l'rv i-
dent, Uri So-t-ti- rzlu-r ‘ they urn- st.“ Ital |.\-
General Miles l-l‘ Fort .‘hll’llall. Ha. \‘t‘ln'll‘ I
authority. b it at a later date st lpi is] at San
Ant-xiii.- until ll,t'll‘ tiiuil llispi‘itioti eoild to
(l‘i‘lt]t\l up. ii ‘
'l‘liwioluit stat-s tha‘ th~ arrest of tli-i :
mill‘lIllh‘vlil lii.l:.ii.s' - :nl their rriiiuva} to
Flo: ida lad beer. llltli‘l'th lo, the his il- n2.
ll“l~\lllls3llbllll‘,:. tile ob eu’ious of Her :‘ul
Miles that i.‘ might be . harm ll that ill -
ei'llrimiit bad tal ‘llilltl‘ .‘llitljt‘ --t tr-
d ans and 111‘” si h ti -n w- ild iie -~.slt.ito
a. war of I‘\h'!’ll| 3AM tig’l'hsl tlre'liostims
then lll Hld M u no '
' The remu’t states til it 23' my goil:"‘:tll\'
is in a very hubby and gr my lug. oi: Ilti n
and tho disv iplzize cut-Elma. Hut few turtle. r.
han' lvn‘ii tried by unlit» tii lrtml -ll.r.:i.' the
vi ar. and tho ..5 liill ii is |‘\|‘lt‘\\ ~d that tlil-ro
lfls not lvs-ii n )vriod iii l‘\u-tlf\ the vwiis
\‘ll"l! so little ii~~ ass ty has ens! -d :ttlf~ the
l oi'n-='li--ii of tli ... lold its. i oaiiiiissz- us It
is suggested that t'uilgrexs open th» Ill-brill
list to tho vth-til . t iniibraviii; olli» rr« now
nxi‘lu-lvsl from it for “an: or \a.';u) 1‘...
LATER X lill'h‘.
l'l‘rv l'l.\l“‘. tho ubb". inhabiz-
HI ii es'vr. l: l
linl
“t it
. ll ‘ftlillit‘l' :lil-l l-u\‘lll‘V\ man.
(ll'wl the other dav a ;-»i b‘ - pars.
Titi‘ trial or Arthur J. .\lrl.'u:ilo. on- of
the New York .\ller.i.n:i of l‘fl charged-
“itl: \"illll; his \otc t-i goo tho liriadwa)‘
horse ear t't'lllgrull)‘ a lliartvr. be}: in on th-. .
lilth tn the ll.t".rup\-lli Aid ~:-ni:iu Six-Cube.
\\ h tst‘ ll L'll \\ rh to Ila\ l‘ i‘l‘t‘ \‘ it“ h!“ mob-'5.
but u ho \\:is :ldjadzol in-ane by Y;
has lean i‘elo .sisi on heavy bail
.\li- HAIL l‘ \\ irT. the founder of the lrisl:
Lani boogie. on." goon a reception n fe“ '
d:|\ s since at l'lttsb.;r;. l't-uu.
1‘llllltl2flrt‘lu New York city it pin-seat g
l".l'.’.‘ saloons. HI churches and it! g-ublit
seho is
“'11." animals lune [N'll seen quite fm
quent‘y this fall in the Cat kills
panther and ii deer were re ~ently killed.
'l‘niuzx Mexicans attacked two Americans
in a store at Auk-lop -. Arisoiin. and one mat
.was killed on each side.
’lfiii: First National Bani; of Pine ,Blufi'.
Ark. has suspended.
.-\ Luau: party of substantial New York-
' ers are about to settle in the vicinity of
llorii_~. GIL
Tat: steamer Noruiantore founder-cl or!
Pttsllillltl. Japan. \vith'sevoiityntwo persons
on board. twelye~ of whom hatched laud. She
was laden with tea tor New York and
Canada. 5
Six Amerienu elti ens have been arrestal
in Southern llussi t for preaching in at;
orthodox “\Vl‘lllllly of Russians.
ltir-iuiiiv l l lt HEN. a railrwirl employs at
“'liite Liver. Untario. killed Charles “'il-
linnis. a storeke.-per. his father on! mother
O‘Brien completed
his bloody work by killing Mm. \l'illiams,
with whom he haul sustained improper new
tions
A uncorrr in the Second Asssmbly Dis«
,triet. of New Jersey gives each candidate
2.: votes. Hull Jones (Rep) been declared
electel the roaalt would have bien to make
the Legislature stand: Republicans. «to;
Demon-tits. 40: Labor. 1. This would have
given Donahue, Labor—Ameniblymnn-elest.
from Monmouth County, the casting vote
for United States Senator.
Entry-ax prisoners out their way out. of the
New Castle (Dela jail and escape).
Mn. BLAINE has written a letter in which
he denies that he ever repudiated reform in
the Civil Service, or declared that the British
Civil Service was Letter than that of the
United States. The letter has bun called
out. by a circular issued by Mnsachusetts
Index oxidants during the mean: election
touching Mr. Elaine’s position on the ques-
tion of Civil Service Reform. '
A FIRE which origimntxl at 3 A. II. in a
l‘prhani (X. 'C.) grocery store burned a large
part of the busines portion of the town.
The loss is $‘ll|,tll). . .
:Nixnv-xrxn .busines ‘men of Ln Cross,
\Vis. have been nrrestej for violating the
Smduy laws. -
Joan Lisnov, of Lisbon. Iowa. _ felt from
a railroa 1 train. was run over by the cars,
and. his body partly eaten by wolvus
Micssxxunu Forncruxcusu, who had
charge .of the Adam Expres car robbsd
about three week: ago west of St. Louis, has
been arraign‘ ed in that city for grand larceny,
and pleads not guilty. j '
Tin: President has made the following up-
pointment: .Saznuel D. Davin to be Col-
lector of Customs-tor the districtlot Past
maquoddy. Ma; Louis J. wouer, Surveyor
of Customs for tboport of wells“; City,
-Ind., in tho district of Chicago
WAGnsofWe‘lsh coal miners have been
naucodnvoporcout.
mcm‘iniu Parliament hos:d'unotvod.
Intertwine.“ Wu. lass hon
destroysdbylro. . ' g ‘. -
Whyfioalhpotn.
“Cl 19 M .'
ln-i
parts i
.‘t blanaé
and out ria :is very ss-l loui.
l'ul-rrtssnu l:.i.rv. \f the Agrivu'tural
’ ‘lt‘iia‘dllh‘ul. l:.‘.- ie entiy lie-n elect-rd an
honour y il.1“lll(‘3 vi tli~ Ameriun Boo
1 keepers' S i int \'. and the imperial Si. iety
f of Naturalist» in .\l .. on. in uppre Litton.
i tli - we re .3. uri‘e‘. . t' the :rea'. (sfe ‘tll in
wllr'h he .‘Ill'l his many v: 'ti‘ible’re earehes
are Lei t. has t‘lt‘s'EJl lil-il an at live member.
. NEWSY GLBANiNBs.
Nzw Y: izk t'tii‘ uses .‘J-(‘twvesdaily
'l‘iii. “h at crop of Basin is n-purtel to 1‘. .
. fullni‘e this year.
l‘llJll‘ i:.:liioii timinie;i.ls
unaiéy lll‘lllt‘ l iiitul .‘ta e .
l‘mxi i lilsuun h is xaannslas‘sole
u i .«'h .\le\i an to ho.‘ r lately dead.
I” M: l-TnVsr. u! t‘ol~:.:r,;. r-s~o.-u'.lv' shot his
one' thousandth stng iii the hhlleuberg
‘Ul l"L
‘JM As is manufacturing jackets
[quantum-ads being
ilrx'ligth.
A Y iii-5'0! 3‘34“ binds (if cal-loge was
are made an
heir b y
of paper,
lilu‘oduy M to 1:1 . 9 them
rat ol ~ ntue farm near “module. “is. ‘
' a... year.
; t‘Arim: worth Stills-l, mflictod with
5 pleui-o pneumonia, were meufiy slaughter“:
, iii t‘au ldSL
in \ zgwrtl h h *alth and dunn; the has: run» \verw-omimtiul to ..flll without bail pending
nuns :lmi Poles Fighting PM
in the Coal Regions.
Men and Women in a Hand-b-
Hand Conflict. . .' ‘
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A sanguinary riot o ~mined at Gum’s
near Shenandoah. Penn. the other It“
About twenty Hans~ and Poles spent Sum
in drinking. «arousing sud nan mg, Ind .0
about lno‘eluck at night engaged in I h
light. in which clubs. stone: and an axe was
used. - The house in which the as”
started was c impletely wre- had. and in 1“
than firueu minutes after the fig!“ begun ful-
l_v fortv men a M women were in them
engaged in a tic-roe hanll-to—hani calmer.
The borough ynli-v (one. to the number 0!
six. ntxexnptnt to quell the :lisiurosuee. but
thezr apprara‘fl‘t on thesviie euro 1 the
rioters. wli l drew th -ir reudv- rs an begun
to shoot ind’s i-Eriiiuately. l’oliietnnn Dosh,
who l-slthe fur-e. tell With a ballet In his
iie k. and .luse i'1 Brown. 3 Pole. receivol 8
ball in th~~ i ..est and was subsequently
; 1 km! in- in a ‘dying t‘UDsllllJB. Two
other 1 oils year.» in fired. one of
them l can; shut thruud. the u .39 and
another s. 5m hing a ll- sfi wound in U.) . shun!-
do: The toll {fitn‘n \vere unarmed. After
rfm wing l)~'~y.e tromihe llel-l the? rammed
f‘itb reinforcements and ea; tizre l s.x of the
r
iotrrs. one of “h am was ilvutitied as Lb
man ‘11];- st.o: Doyle.
\Vi’reu the Tle “tls‘ suppress! it was found
that. b.“ltf~: the [our in :i ah » were 4101., six
were M'f'ltv’l‘“ in tired bvhl - in; beaten with
stones or ~ tut-s. an t a seventh 11:15 his skill]
on: Let by a bl .-.\ \\.th an :i e. i ': those in-
'iin-d two :ll'l‘ Women. and uim of Liese “asst:
sadly lamb-ti that it \\'.ls [in » ‘,.'ht she could not
ns‘ou-r Brawn “brandy , . wontation. ltis
no! known who -li-.t liirn mind at: it is ter-
l taiii that he M't‘ht‘l h:s -i 3th “-riti i at the
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.\'-?l:i13'l\' \rflf‘s 8:" ho was I
‘ 1.33:1 1-: numbers l f ( attic are dying on the i
i bit-tax iewrnttuii in L'ukum truui some uxr ‘
klti \vti muse.
by gatlu ring u; nifl! selling em; ty bau- and
whisky bottles.
SQI intrLs are s . numerous and tamn in
the woods . t L‘unmiuiu, 14, that they run
he killed I’ltb Slll‘hs.
Sot riirnv »t‘alltorn£n wil show a wine
cropof lithium“ gain: this year. and a
raisin crop of 7.00.:100 boxes
‘ Tun Executive Committee of the Paris
. Exhibit.ou has granted 1501.1“) han s- “an;
I in lizeb to construct I Xb't‘l‘ the feet. high.
I llOs‘sloxoL. u l‘nris detective. has been
i dzs‘orakul by Pn sident Gievy. He has mus
; 15.10 arrests of noted criminals
service i f eleven y vars.
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of Columbus. liid.. led by a little girl, has
. been granted n penuon of clt‘A'Jii and 3?: per
month. It is one of the largest pensions arm
2 gnmtrsl.
l Couuissioxxn Beast, of Ohio, rerom
' that the sale of butteriue and oleouinrgu'ius
l in that State has declined seventy rive pet
I cent. within the first tire months or the ore»
; utiou of the dairy laws.
i THE remains of General .Israel Putnam.
‘ which were re noved lust wwk to their rest-
! lug plot-e beneath the new iiiouument at
A vansius who isoften seen in th . street: '
.~\ DEAII\\\" -tv|l_l '. T. mun lmsmnde S' 03"
hands of util— ol his t ilvli {art}; as the police
d.d not hr.- a shot. The six men arrested
an ni\es‘:;at:on. filll too v-the't‘s‘ \\ ho are sis
riously unyirel \\':ll be arrested a.» swan us
they . an be rs'lflnYt‘l fioii 1L.-;r hlelt’S.
OUR INTERNAL REVENUE.
Figures l‘rom Commissioner Miller‘s
Annual Report.
JyN-gll: >2 Milier. Commissioner-if Internal
- , h is: il-nl ttel his annual report to
:h - .s‘ arv of’ the Treasury. Tue total ro-
anptsini S SfizTnuo ‘
the year end-«l June :; I. is‘sn war.
$31.2.tul2.t‘r‘..a. As compared. with the
guru walk]; your tin-N was a large increase in
all articles of taxation except snuff. 0! whivh
there- wasa de r use Of l:¢‘..’%? ionnds. its
g-r n -ipal iii-Tobe was in ‘igars.clgnrett~es and
-i .r.is-l.stilie l fr--:u grain. Tin-lost otcolleo
ti letll'lug th- var has $1393.46, being
n ..m :. . per cent or the amount coils-ted.
Tho- ioiln ti 4.. during the prenous rear
«'0 ' say-Zen. or ab u! 3-1. {1T vent. of the
aux ! r‘ula‘lvsf. The re ‘I‘zpts’ during tho
tirst t lee months of the pro-en: . rear
\iefu $.s,:~-l. a'l. an .i‘icrrase of S‘ ”.4“ liver
”1" re e!) t . during the corresponding period
lus‘ ycar
it Is vs‘titnattsl that the sum
“‘th be i t- It
)‘t‘tl’. .
Eight hundred and sixtyeiglit violnt‘m
of internal revenue laws hate then ”ported
durln; the year. ‘» :2 raisins have been or-
res‘el on their tllful‘filato u. groperzy to mg
\:\l‘.t - of $3 41>"? has its-2i rezi \rtni 13v them
:- rs -i.~.ir--. an l Slitu." for m «smehts for
nzii-ri d tent-s at}! twlialtivzs.
TLP n “Ill-‘3‘ of till 1‘ stills ir‘i‘ei “a
and the triuiln' of t‘:ll;l)\‘t5 therein 3b
pawl was 1.11}. Tile seizures Were nrincis
path in mun-la. .\‘~ rth Carolina. Tamas.
x-e. K» :ztii Ly and Virginia. The mount
o~ pen-b d in dens-re i an l punishing m
iti ins‘of lzltei'iiil rmenue in“ V.
:‘rt-g «my to the value of m3
tile tis~al year 2235 Oman,
clerks; nit-ssoiigers and laborers wen en-
;loyel in thn‘ bun-an. and the . :uh
u-rioan’. paid nor their saunas was 3&5“).
THE CROPS.
Revised “rt urns llt‘i'civml by (ht
.‘grirull ural Depart uncut.
From rel isel returns to the Agriculturll
De; airmen: it at team that the yield ofcol'l
of also-(uni)
‘lnfylllrlu.’ the current f5.”
is twenty to . basin-is per a're. mkiu‘t
‘tr«!l~A-’!‘ up -u th - tut-den: .djnfl'
: ineiit v-f mange, of Islam-01,6“
' bushels The total» {ruin-"t is m
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during “5..
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. Brooklyn. Conn. . have rested for over a con '
l tury in the ancient burying ground of that I
ow
' MUSICAL ‘AND DRAMATIC. '
made a hit in London. England.
. Enwxx ltoorn has been dmwi
, houses at the Star Theatre. Sow ork.
Ross Extinct has been eng‘gcd by Au~
. gustiu Duly us a member of his company.
l Hasnv Iiiviso will produce “Faust" in
i iii]? York and 0th .Amorican cities next
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A xnw tenor. turned Guillo, isssid to a... .
Tun Buffalo (N. Y.) citizens are igitnting
the subject of building a conservatory of
"1081c.
,Tlll‘l MARKETS.
, xrw roux. , 45
Roof cattle. good to prime 1 w 6 @ I
(Edy-ow, uun‘u to prime veal: QZ‘Q 9
Shea ..................... .. 3 (a. a};
Lambs .............. .. ‘ 5; ’@
Hugs—Live. . . .1. . . . o 4x@
Ilrcssai. city ....... . 6141?; 75‘
Flour—Ex. St..goodtn fancy 3 5 «2 8 75
“use. good to choice 3 SS @4 75
“'hent—Xo. 2, Ital. . . . . . . . . - @ 84x
Rye—State. ....... .......... 58 a 59
Barley—Four-POWNI State. . . (g 7.
Corn—Pagan]. Mixed” .... 45 («2 «163
Oats—Winn- Siam ......... . -- at 353‘.
Mixed \Vostern . . . . . . . 38 «i? 34
Hay—Med. to pg. Tiinethy.. . 60 @ 85
Straw—No. 1. ye ....... ... 60 @ 7
Lard—City Steam ........ .. 6 40 (l; 6 45
Butter—Stabs Creamery. ... 28 @ no
Dai ............. . ' 25 @ 26
_ \Vest. 1m. Creaunery 18 @ 20‘
Factorv ....... ‘ . . . .. 12 @ 15
Win Factory. . -— _@ 12
Shims. . . . 7 Q 85‘
Water-n ..... ....... 11 @ ~11};
legs—StatesndPennun... 8 O .23
BUFFALO.
Shes GmdtoChoico......350 @400
Lam \Vesturn...u... .. 370 @510
Steers—Western .......... .. 3 50 @ 4 00
gogs—Goodc to (Slat-ice York: 4 10 @ 4 15
our—‘groun npmcess525 025
Wheat—go. 1. Hard Duluth. —- g 81%
Com—No. & Mixed New. . . . - a 42%
OakNo. 2, Mixed “'ostem — a 30%
Barley—Two-rowed State. . . — @ —-
Boston.
Beef—6011 to clmico.. .... 6 C 8
Hogs—Live ............. .. 53(@ .6
Lorthcrn Dmsod. . . fixg 73“
Pork—Ex. Prime. per bbl. . .1005) all 00
F'lour-‘Vinterfiheot pot‘s. 4 75 a 5 15
Com—Highnixed.......... — c 50
Oats—Extra Whita.. $36G 39
Rye—State. 60 (Q 65
runner-own puss.) can“ ruling}
Beef—D _ “and..." 4 a s
Sherman-sigh :33 ;§
Hogs—Northamd. w....... —. Q 55‘
Hem—run. ex 50 C 3 no
Whoop-No. 2, Rod...“ . — a a
W. _ ................. _. a g;
WYms.un.u ’ — ,
m1:..........:..... '31 g
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the same as last year. \\ .th higher yieldsi
the East and l-mer in fit“ \Vv-sl. 'lhouvu- ’
a 'v- is seventy-thres- bushels per axle. givill‘
skin-duet or In».‘ll'\NJ bushels The buck-
“brat t rup makes a 3 mid of about thin“
btisliels per m re. pin-iiisiii: a products-in“
mg “AK-U,“ u liltslu‘l\ The apparent pro
du2"l\|n of t ~l an 0 IS at t I”
slightly exeee ling an average of sews“,
pounds per n-‘re. or about 4s‘nutxiaui‘prmndfi
Whirl] is (spin! to the av craze re puma: on.
of euusumx-t on and equitauuu. Tue over
age rate of y ield for the Lay irnv . dust to
one and two-tenths tons per :1. re an the up
tare-m l ioduet about «Fillittikl cons.
FLOODS IN mince. 7
Much Damage Doni- at Famm
I"H‘ltl'h “'atrring Places
Thet'll)‘ of Sire. France. has leer: visited
by enorui ..waves from the “edit frontal.
The “at-.12: swept nwav the gusys and
the pn-aenaile on the AIL-ins plan-
tation. i’pward or a hundred W
pl:- were carried mt their fret and tho-
gays and promenaln iuvered with sand.
emu-dad '
e dcvutntiou wrought by the warrants
trends twa miles a'on: Xi- e‘s water front.
At Cannes. which is twenty-two nah
from N i e. a lien» storm has tux-u rug-5w.
and two res: eLs are known to have hem
wrecked. ' Men standing on the quay: we".
carried out to sea on immense warm. I}.
L‘misette promenade was; destm
‘ A shock of earthquake was 6
the same day in the proviui 1 of H»:
Mill‘h alarm is It‘ll l '
queuce.
minimum Eur.
» must club to dislnud was the a
nine. . ' ,
Two nines of profeaional Paw h.
gone to Cuba. ’
1mm: Kimx, of Lowrance. 3‘,»
Immune! flow If.“
boeumnde the
league.
ASIJ'IIIQ.
lastsosignlustyou-srotheflmmm ' '
season. ‘
was for winning the world‘s
Tn: sis-f pins promoted to tbs 3m
than“
ship are to cost rm ‘ .
_ AT tho meeting of the Net
Leagnoths Portuand‘ We.) aim!!! . . ~,
I, doc-land tho champions '
A nxcnvr blic‘ or bush-n .
in Sydney. fiwns enthusiast! '
and aclub has been formed than.
"fr :{lanugryt
in so mniymrt that bum
champio ‘ »
Yovxc la '93:: have tho can ‘
old OIIOSWEO ha) we boss" on ‘1'
lhcpnst‘ twentyyoursvin be --- ..
retire. ' ‘
MARTIN SULLIVAX. who is still!
bust W Istanbul thyo: ‘n ’
um - fl
new man is stalwart in build .31.
“or and [Ilsa-runner. ‘1.
Tu]: St. Louis American _.
champions wen: ~ the I“
with foster m V ,
pn-scnt'seasun
salary list thnunn turn in 5“
cm plays-g
They had an even
luvs the mainline the Loans“
Tuanoston team v not - '
comprhmfornexc I“; "
8°00 mum: ban --
lectured. Butasno’srvnhtedtlp.’ __
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Bonn-tr first”,
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them-y plavsrs who-satin
we vow !
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