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THE SENTINEL. l
801"“! NlililYgtldx'. lilll‘ililrllllrlilfl‘gl. :
A FATAL Filli‘.
Deélrucllmi of it Now \Tllt‘llll‘t‘ in
' ~ 'l'l1ilmlrlpliii1.
!
Two Firemen Killed and a Third
Severély Injured. l
he tirw Temple 'l‘hoatrt~ on L‘hsstuut street.
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‘I‘hilnlcl; l1 aCtook this at 11 A. .\l. tho otlicr i
(luv. and tho ire was not gotten under mus
trol untildhu hand «1 lie structure was a coup ‘
l
leto wre la. .Two tirem \\ \ . - ~ )1 1 l .
P . on ll‘x lull! l. l 11 i'.\0\\‘ \‘UI‘k.
fireman .‘t‘\'t‘l‘\‘l_\' injurwl, and guilt dtunago %
was dour ti adiuiiiir‘g proiortv 11V smoke
and “at-‘1'. -'I‘he lim‘ding was owned luv .\lr.
\\'llli:iiu .\I. Nitigerly. firs-pro tor of the l'liila-
delplita Iii z ua‘vl.
A [union oi“ the building: “‘3“ “sol-asa
“lllmltllll l-llllt'l‘ tho tizln of tho 1°.ng .au
Mun-e. anl it Was 111 th-~ base llt‘lll ut‘ 111's ill--
artiueu? 111:1! thetirowa's t‘u.\t dm‘ovct‘ed. ‘
ts origin is lK‘l ovcd 2-1 havo been tlir as. l- l
;
dental lillllll‘t: ot‘ mam drapo: y from a gas
jet. Tim entire building “‘lL» soon tilled \\ 1th '
dt‘lh‘.‘ sin \l‘e. 7
Thu \\'a>liiugt-_\n llwtcl joins th: theatre‘
on 11v mid. and when ll mu >e-~ii 111x 11m 4
flames warn gaining on tho tin‘men the guest“ ‘
hunu 11-11mm; their Nl'ects and the pro ,
irictm‘ his flll'ull .re. Att:-l‘ tlin Ill‘l‘ had
wetn li‘nrnin.r a mat . lllj‘vt‘ 11 :iirs tho ‘
roof Til the llieitro fell 111 :ml \arrii-d
n ‘Ul‘lzu‘l 1-: the \vzizl with it. 8 -\c1‘al Iirc-
111111 \il’iu “cre handling :1 lat» id limo
ju~t 111: de tim Ina‘n rulrttnce werel-iiitr-d
uuir:iii.\iiii.~‘~.»1'stoma-id liuilu-r. and two
ut‘tln-ii' lltllllli‘l"*wlt\llll \lillllh u and [timid
(iilw-u "\1‘l'l‘lI1‘ltllll) Lilli-d. liiglit'o‘;ax
‘ 3 (‘lm Nixon1111.1..ot‘New\‘orlnliasgrautéd
rsentrnu‘d to ho hanged for husband inurdor.
g In tho evening the strikers and the comm» ‘
? fre ineut.
was liad'r i‘lal tll wit Illt‘ liezsd anl ltol ert i
Iii“ il lll‘l'l l “11 llugt‘f\l l':| ll‘ulit lltx‘ll‘ a.‘\‘ .t t,‘.
'l‘lzc tir- \\;1~ :uztrii uu lcr t'tlltlh‘l at about
81'. \9 . tiw lli|lllt‘\ lint 1.1; loci: LNM \\ i:l1.11
tho \Va‘h n: that lliozi'rc lv..llvll’\ V. Tm lv‘uld-
Sug'aud 1h contents. limvcu- \veie cum-
l‘orliuns x-l~ ti.u fix-tit and
. an 111:. lit! in 1 llt\t‘ in be
torn iluw a. Mr 1.0 ly paid ltll'lll“ ground '
11nd lv: l-liti.‘ ml ‘1'. mil |‘\}|t‘!l>l!‘ll $1 :1.
H1 l on lento lcllm: tho structme and $3 at: 11
i‘u'? lc~tprovel
Ith'li A 3|l't‘ \!
for ti\t11r‘v<. \\ 1' . 111‘ the mawam. l ‘11
lllt‘fl‘ love. lll-‘fi‘ 3131‘ 1119111111 1“ ailinllltl»
ing to ‘31:..1‘1'I. .\lr. singerly
says 111:1! hi » not low. .a. :cr
deducting tiii- lllmlltill c. m]; lio llҤ;lll|ll
$111131“. Lung-e t‘. Iii-mhcriuu. l1‘\~t‘t! 1.1
the then "r. \\ ill lmc ill-0‘21 v.“ ‘1 11:1 11
ery. el . 'I‘ll > lwww \il otlwr lilll‘llt‘\ a l‘l\'-l
turtlr- lungning oil? makua t.~‘.al lllllllll‘41‘d'l-
about ow .11 it. .
_ SUMMARY OF 00mins;
5011:1112
12111 ltn. 7 Mr, Edmundx’ reported a
Irilz tii pint adv 1m lli- i-xucutiou ut ;\1't1rlc '.
or t1n~ lrcaiv with t hina n: Nun-mlwr. hat.
on tho sill; wt of tliei-pium t‘afiic Mr. ,
Iluni’ ullorod a t‘cs liilioii dirt-61in; the 1'. up
IIIIlII‘Q‘ un ('«lllliltt'l‘.“1‘ t- rvpmt m tlu- llivcr
and llarlnr lull as to cacli 1 lll‘ili‘ work 1’1 t
which 1111 .‘llllll‘tl‘rl'lillil‘ll 1‘ llltltl" therein. tho
farts -\llli‘ll rurnln‘ Niall appl‘opl'atiuu ail
\‘1>ali‘v and of iiatio' :1! iinp..rtau c and the
ninditl‘ 11 of the Work. it. ll 2.11111. Adivptcd 2
... .'|l1~ i‘i-sulutii 11 iiitriuliicod liv Mr. l‘awos
(‘11 tlic strand day. of lllt‘ :vmion instructing l
the l‘UllIi'llllli‘t‘ on Fatah e to retort “hat ‘
Lpo "ill ' rwliivtiulh I au’ llt‘ trade in thr- ('11s
toms ilutim 11nd 11111-111111 lll\t‘~ that >w111 re- .
\lure taxes to the news my and urouiiiiiit-al
(\xpensw ofthe :ovvrnmeut “Illlulll impair- '1
sing tlii- prmpcrily of home iiidust- ics or tlu
(‘tniilwnnnt nu inf li-iiiie labor. was adopted
. . . ..-\d joarut -l until .ianuai‘v 1th.
'qum‘. 7
lT-‘ru ll\\'..« .~\ loll \1 as p.1.\<1\d grant-
ing tn tho St. l‘aiil.=.\Iinni‘ap‘ilis and Muni~
tolialiriilruad1‘1-1npany 'tho right of war
through i erta u l-ndian n-N-rvations II]
Ntlllllv‘l'll Mouth-:11 and Northivestt‘ru Ila
hunk... \l 1'. \\’.~11't1r1‘. (If “him. from lla-
l‘uiutuittm- mi l'u~l11'llt‘t‘i and l‘ost Iit‘tltl\'
repurtc 1 a lull rc illl"lll‘.: all land giant rail~
Tt‘a‘lJ‘Hllljiitllil“ to . t|ll\il’li\‘l. ll unitain and
opt-mun tell-41:1: l1 hum , .Th -1|l.lal1clna.luill
“as ilcl-ntid lllilll iti‘i'iviii'iiiizcxl‘i, tho Moire ‘
.\'_ .r
~ ulmut ll:1‘.1‘lll\\1\il\
tduoaiiuiig lllllll January 1.
a'
“in tl'ii- i-ld Alaincinihtia. is l~vii
1230mm; ‘FEBELE.
Tun Sultan of 'l‘nrkcy, like the Russian
cult. is 111 t‘l‘llSllllll dl‘rad ”l assasvnalmn.
Sm that L- 11iA\ is i-on'iued to his house in
\Vtulunuluu liywi hat has prmcil to lw :1 ac»
\‘ere utt:r-k oi rliuznnntiszn.
leXNiti‘iiifl tit? «11' STATE "mummy 19111
and info 10 jvntlv celebrated tlzo tittietli an:
nivur‘ary ul their woddiu; 1:1 .\c\v York.
Tin-:1: 1: aro t'uurtuou l'nilud Stiilw Srualum
“l1 1 have M -11~ M‘l‘\ 111;; Mich) 1:1 tho rapncit)‘
til 1‘1'llltiillh‘1‘«'li‘l‘lx'x .ir pi'1\ at - se '11-!aric“.
'l‘itlt 11111. eror William. of Uerniauy.
m It“: at id. «ll January 1. the eightictli a11~
lll\t‘l‘~;11) uf lll: i-iit 1'_v intiitheticrniauarmy.
'Iirvnu \\'1111uiu‘.\'.iiiiicty \IV r\'\‘lll'\0{ “:12. ‘
u prii 1 tier of l\l‘.‘ and a .\l:l.ur lleiict‘ill
i
:giu Windsur. i
.\.
J1~1p i: “Hunk «\ftlm l'iiitt-d Stalin Sip -
more t‘mirl. ldl‘ lab 11 :l l1‘.‘l\t‘ wt alw‘ouc»
rout the ln'u 'll ._-: 11:11‘_\’ttll‘ lllt'.’ll\' Millv‘llt't‘t'f
ill liualtfz. _ -
.i‘ i\\‘l 1. W \imry “our. “1" Japan.
S:1)~Lll.!allllv\\'1li- of the .‘d kn In is a grad“
air 1-! \'a dirraai a 1-11.11‘111i11g woman in
evrry 11:1}.
l\ it‘lill‘ll L-rt'mSultanvi'.\I11~‘-:1!\:- '
Aralmm l;t11:‘~~'\l.'k a \i tuna \t‘lll a line
gold \\.‘tl\ 11 mil ch 1111. a hill clo ‘l; and a
L‘oxtl) t -.i wrx ii-c.
li‘.\ Hi. “‘.1‘l'\ll\‘ «‘w \\'.\i: l.ixr‘n1.\’ do-
rlares that lm l.(1~‘ {ll‘fitlil to .lli'\' t‘ur
guinllllltl llhvlllvit!1:l|l.l'\:l .sluliillhl up'his
law pint lit'i‘ l‘.l Ulla :13” .
Is \ \.- 1 .\li 1:1‘111 . tho ci-loi'cd American
jos‘nry. :.~ 1111‘ :cariut :llipl‘i‘ltvll “'0 liitvc to
the lite Fro l .-\1“rlii-r. his 111111112111 ni‘nings be» ‘
ing plni'ed at from $111.1“! to $171.11“.
("raw.t:1-:<~\1Av-l-l1.1»:l‘r l‘llAltlJ-t“ 19.. 11mm. ‘
of the Fourth \\'est \‘it’g uin District. will
he tl.e youngest member of the llt‘\'l. House.
He :sa lttwvi'l‘. the son of a farmer and :1
1111111 of litcrary attainincuts. '
MR. .loiix ll. Fruits. of Portland. Me.. has
a ranch 111‘ 1 1M” iii-rm u -ar North l‘latte,
Nah. illis cattle. 1.11:0 hyad. \vcrvtuustly
purchasml in Maine and 11:93 from Mains
stock He has planted 11111.0(“ treemu his
land.
L‘ust.imss.\1.\x~l«li.nrr Mcsusxs, of No»
.braska. who is the first Domocratevor elwt;d
to Congress from that Stato. is 9.1111111 of mo
dlntn sic. With a market face and raudv
moustaclm. . rllis Et‘llt‘l’ul app aaruuco is. that
0! a prosperous \Vo‘tura cattleman.
GENERAL 1t. 1-1. CULSTUN. formerly Cob
stun hey. at the Egyptian army. and now
tho libraiwlu of the Surgeon (loueral‘s 0th. 0.
has lawn fasting since the 22th day of No-
vouilmr. 1111' inf: that than he has not rattan
100d. He takes nothing but one teas mont'ul
of a ll .uid coat-o lion three times a 1 ay. It
mute. like and has the color of port wine.
but is CtiIi'ljmsml mostly of sherry. with an
lngruiient which gives it the color of port.
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A HORRIBLE SIGHT. .
A Man‘s Heat! t‘ut off by a'l‘ratn Falls
at “is \Vim‘s root. .
Filmore Jamison, a prominent businefi
man of Ridgway and a well~known politician
or 0mm C-Junty, was killed at llidgway a
few days since 110 started (in a drive :1
Lilli-wt otl, his Spirited team trotting up to
the hacks of tho New Jersey Southcrn Kail- .
wav.“ hirh mus rant-his house. As he turnul
to wave his hand to his wife one of his horses
balked. Before he could induce ths animal
ho more an express train dushcd down upon
him. Th: locomotive dashed tbs wagon to
‘ and throw Mr. "Jamison out. The
next Jib-taut the wheels severed ‘hls heal
from his body and s'ont it bounding down
tho onbaukiiient to the foot of the swap on
which his wile was standing. Th: horrible
Intifada drove the woman insane. ‘
than! ll. 811m.“- can well aflordr to
10:03on the profits of a lecture tour in
thirtieth; at the bidding of the King 01
. ma. 3 receive- 83).00i1 a year acting
a W culled Vice-General o! the
003308th and hsfidtouorcilaawondw- .
In! Mam our the untamed Attic-m.
I'A haunt)! lady died recently. leaving
£1 «outta-Dogs Home at Banana.
tuber «cantor. I
. ‘ ‘rarsun withu.
, ”may. midtxltinsaloggy.
‘ tartan
‘ li~t.
. his reasons for his a-tiou. the Governor
, around her father‘s neck. and the prisoner
lhllll on the ll-Jlll with it. l1~ exrlaiiniug:
NEWS SUMMARY *
Eastern and .‘Iiddle States.
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armpite until Februarv 1." to Mrs. Druse,
AA \llvv You-t firm has llt‘t‘n lined $51M for
Violatin: the law against olwinargarim‘. E
selliir.r it as limit-r". \r- i
A 1‘11:~1‘.- on th ~ Brooklyn litir<e~ ‘ar rail-
roads ln~tod mic ditv. during which a striker -
was shot lty a ludiceinan. s wcriil strikeis l
\Vvl‘v Severely clulilu‘l and nth 1r: arrested.
nit-s adjustc 1 their d1 t‘l‘on‘uces.
_ _.~\ \‘ili‘x-t:~ man named \\'arner shot and
radial Mrs. Ella Lynch at Now-town. Conn“
11nd a tcw hours later entered thehouse
whore her lm 1y lay and counuittod suicide.
\\ aruor was, enamored of “PS. Lynch. who
had scpa‘atoil from h-Jr 1n: and.
_ 11x11: man was killt‘d and throo were badly
injured by an explosion of titty dynaniito
rartridms whi Ah thiy wens warming at a
radmm cut n.~ar l‘:ll!.tll).‘tll:0\\'ll.I’Jllll.
ALDERXIAN Purim ll. MAsri-zitsiix. of
‘ was thrown from a buggy in
l chiral» l‘ark and hi led“
l‘uNY Nlt‘KrtltSUX. an cxtousivc Boston
illlp owner. has l'ailt-d for $2UUJMJ.
L‘uAsrixu accidents are resuming quito
By a collision betiwcn two sleds
at South I’owual. \‘L. one boy was killed,
a swunl prolubly fatally injured and a
third had a lcg limken.
South and \Voat.
A l:Et‘lZ\r lll~i\’t‘lll\‘lll is said to have been i
started in tilicag.» t i depos ~ General Muster
\Vurlvtimtu l’owderly. ot‘ the‘ Kniflltx‘ of a
Labor. for declaring the recent pork pat-kors‘
>tr1ko otl‘. ‘
_ 1-‘\ dVl-Zl-ZR 111 xrrn and {our Chiuauit-u
\\'1‘l‘t‘ iatallv burned by an explosion t f has "
111 the coal bunkers ot an English slip lying ’
at New tlrlcanx
'l‘iimtr. inch in lull-14h draw up to a jt'\\‘~ ‘
elry .‘lt‘l‘l‘ in .‘Illlllt‘fillull". .\11uu . and whzle
one of the n llrottc in th . lat plani glas“
window with a slii'k and wired all the
\)‘:\l1‘lti‘< and iv“ elry a\ ailalilc. llll‘ otlicrtwo
kept the crowd at bay with m died rm 11111-13.
.‘\ll1‘1‘ \«a‘tlt‘lll: llli'll‘ lltml)‘ lll.‘ llklhl l‘ulll‘ct’:
dr‘n o rapidly away.
Jl“ (‘1‘\l’\11\1:<. the man t‘llt‘ll‘finnl \villi tln‘
ru‘. lu‘l‘)‘ wt SHUW' trout :111 Adams c.\ mus
months ago. has bum arrests-s . t--
grill-Jr with twa allogctlat-x‘iimplicrs, in L'lli~
raga
\\‘a~11lugton.
Ui:1~:v l“. H\\ 1»:\\_ receiving tol‘or of tho
'1 liird .\‘;it.1\11al lilnk: plat in IN“ t‘lll-
lu-xale l tritium . from tlic bank. and who lms
lw‘u s ~i'\ : :1 wiltcuco i21tli«~t‘licster ~lll i
l-i~tlil"lll':t1'_\'. has ln‘i‘ll pill‘dulr‘l by the
‘residciit. ‘
lil‘ \lt \11\tll:\l.\\‘i\1t111».\. t‘tltlllllllllili‘l‘ of
llie .\li till 1‘ in t‘ t‘ i‘olvl-iatml lt“l|l‘:\! with
tho .\lcr1'111.uv. lia~ liecn piact d 1-11 the retired
S‘r.\rivrit s lllllltlllt' that the cmigrati «n
tuthn l'mtml Status t'ur 1*“ “‘1“. amount to
In clmcn iiiuntlxsiitifi.» »
.32? for in l\ liavt- . illllt‘lJSHl)‘ by way of
Hawaii at» ohilo ill l\\'». on 111: first of
lktnciidn-i'. U-l 13‘17- Lad arrn ed.
Porrign.
Lump1:‘\imi.1‘11t'111i1i11.1.ha,< ri-signed'
from the liritisli t‘uliiiict..
iii .\l|\T1l\l“. is .ippowd to tho antrrent
. caiiipaignoi lllt‘ Irish lloiiic Hula loa lcrx
'.\ hl:F.\T snow storm has lieen Hui“; over
(Scripany. causing at lllt‘lll)‘1tl:l«‘t‘$‘ a com-
pleto \ll\]’t‘ll.~lull ot‘ railrua l tratlir.
.liiiix llli.1.o\’ andother Home lalo ltx'lil
cr~ rmwntly tlll‘t‘olv‘tl 111 lirland llEIYt‘ been
1 disrliargml.
1111 st ,ili<:1~l.r-\11< fire in
l.i\c1‘1u.d ‘lll e the year 1‘17 m'currml
the oih -r‘111urning. when In“ is‘s cttensnu
gillll‘l'fll retail xtores wore entirrly dcstroyeil.
Thes'uros c. ntainrd an uni-rmons holiday
stock. all of which wm‘ cunqimul. us was
til») :1 metiagwric t‘Hllllt' ‘ted with lll.‘ 94:11»
lidiuicnt. 'l he loss ismla 't‘ll at 52.” ll.” '1‘.
T111: llritish ironclad Sultan I'll“ into and
S.‘IIIl(.lll|' Frviicll rlflilltlur \ illu ile \‘ii'tul‘ln
\vhilc th‘ later \‘.11\l_\‘lll;: at anchor 1n the
Tank. Spain. 'l ho \‘illc do _\‘ictoria‘s l rew
and lasst-ngtrs nunilioh-l sivtytliroe. of
\\ hoin tlliitv wero drowned.
'l‘niflargust and
1.1T111‘1-N1511‘7é.
lix‘rurumy c.7111 w \athor’liav: [1 mm prevail
ing in tho West, llll‘Illl‘I‘IIIOlllt‘lkll‘ at (.‘liia ago
indii‘atiug lil‘lclui dogma" lit-low :crn. A!
Marslnilllwwti, lmwa, tlw mercury dioppnl
‘\)‘\‘K‘II‘_\"|'lélll \lt‘gl't‘t‘\ 1» low .“t-ru
151\1tnicn t'll;l\;;ul in ruliliin; [‘11- Admin:
l-‘Api‘ess car of tlic St. Louis and San Flllll‘
U *twlwr
\ than} . and .‘tllllt‘ of tho Illt'lli y 1111‘ lwoii l't‘
rm cred.
I11 Mullins ot‘ tulcgrams \vcro rcceirvd at
tho Ila-grin mansion in \Vasliiuaion \fxlll‘|‘\\‘
innr flies-hwy! natzoual lllltl petxoual less
in the licueral‘s «loath.
'N'EAKi-zi: t‘.\1:1.1~'1.i-: hax‘ tiled liisamwor to
(loin-go ll. 'I‘ll-llk“\‘ noti ‘o of routrsl of l1i<
clcction to tho l’ifticth t‘ongross. lln denies
riu'u train on ‘.“\ of 30.1““ are in
all of 'l‘holn-R allegations.
l«1xi.1..\xphas llt‘UII \‘ixilod by 11:10 of tho i
s01 ut‘iwt s11 1w storms in the lllslfll‘lvwlf that ‘
country. llailt‘oul trains \vet'e 111.1 died anl
11:1 ‘i‘a' \\ as gwatly iiitet'l‘i r at w.tli.'
.l. ”1V l\\\\'. a farmer. livlng; l n ill“ out
skins of Mitchell. t‘auada. “a: gorod ta
dealh Ly :1 Mill. Il;< ran out to tho
barnyard. and. on a. «in; lll'.‘ l‘lt‘tl-llllg form
of 1101' lnad and on this groin-l. fi-ll dcad.
\Vllt‘
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A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
1‘ \Vtintan Su‘itlciu-ml In Death
til‘it‘u-il ~hliiry of “01‘ Crime.
llovcrunr Hill has granted a reprim e until
“1‘-
Ft‘lll'tl.ll‘_\' i." la Mrs. liuvaluna llruse. \\'l111\0
t‘Xt‘t‘llll in would other“ is~ have taken piaco
on lleci‘mlicr z”. in the courtyard of tho
touuty jail of ller‘timvr. N. Y. In giving
is iiuprllcd by the siiaplo. in -t that. the
woman‘s oxei'utiun was fixed for an un‘
scasonnlile time. a day intrrvenin‘; Iii-tween
the two greatest. holidays of the your——
Christmas and New Year‘s. lh-tailinghis
reasons for granting: the respitc tho Govern-Jr
says the e\ alum-e shows that whilc Mr. llruso
was at the table his wife wont into another
room and got a revolver. ‘ She sent her boys
out. and her daughter Mary then put- a rope 1
firm! the rexo‘zver at him once or twire.
wounding him so that; he fell over s’do—
ways in the chair. bh~ than compelled
her neplicw Frank t- ta‘m the ruvolvvr
and the at licr husband. and when Drust‘
rolled otE the chair she $1312:th an axe and hit
“Uh. Rn \y. don‘t." and she l continued h.tting
him on the neck until she (hopped his head
till—severing it completely from his body.
' r‘ 118 then 'caasql t 11.x head, a: well as
t ho body to he take .1 into the par»
lor, and during that day and
0\‘t‘lllllf.f‘l1t.‘ lmly was“ out up with an axe
and ww burned l'l the stove. Shzntlireatmrd
to kill the blys if they told what lrid oc-
curw I, burned all h \r husband‘s rlolh ‘s and
um 16 evpry posililo oil‘ort to mama] tho
rrimo. causing til.- ashes in the. st we where
the bod \‘ had been burned to lo taken up
and thrown in a swamp. and the revolver
and ate to be thrown in a pond. and hail
telegrams seat to friendsiu other places. inali-
ing false and misleading inquiries as to her
husband. and coin lied the boys to tell every
one that!. her has 1d had gone away from
homo. she. herself telling hAr neighbors
falsehoods of every description as to
her husbaud‘s whereabouts. During the eve «
ing. while Mrs Druse and Mary were buru~
ing the. body in the parlor. the two boys
were amusing themselves playing the diets in
an adjoin iug room where the murder had been
. committed. thus showing the uuz'onccru and
utter lack of feeling of the whole family. Mm
Ilruse hail previoudy made thre its against
the der-eawhaud boasted that. she would be rid
of him somoday. The revolver hat been pro-
cured and brought to t he house under uliar .
and suspicious circumstancrs. indicating felo»
nious purposes These and other facts. almost
no horrible for description. mark the caseas
a plain one of doliberate‘and premeditated
murder. There seems to be scarcely a initi~
gating droumstonoe surrounding it.
.4.“—
about was to New Orleans to puts“. his
busiuegoxtenslvely in tho vicinity o§that
cit . Kisnsual in lichigauiswwo
to $00, stands. will start With 1&000
3 was quiet unl paiulozs
‘ hint at tho cud
. dau. (Sent-rill tlnlen ll.
‘ (wig.- .‘yuuaw. <1! \‘olurado. and several of
' pull through.
E tliitiufli
' (in February ‘J. 1“)“. in
; The
you 11g
5 liar in the spring of
jug
. JOHN 1 Llltllll; ,
Sudden Death of the
Front Illinois.
Senator
Vivid :Accourit of His Last Moments
andf Sketch of His. Career.
.iuux ALEXAxnim Loiuu.
(leacrnl John A. Logan. Senator of the
_ l'uited Stat-s from Illinoisxlied at his houss
in \Yashiugton at 2:?00‘14m‘k on the after—
uoonol' tho 231211 of llcnimlixr. Ilis‘ death
There were wit l1
.\Il‘\ Logan. his two chil-
dren. Mrs. Turin-r. Manning Logan. Major
Tucker. his Mill iii-law; (General 1‘. II. Sllt‘l‘l-
his immediate t‘ijiru ls and .wrvaats Genrral
llauui. ul‘ Illiuoid.
cred Senator Yawn In 1827 the Repub-
hcaus in the llliinis Legislature hid
only two majority. and with the help
of a few Demo-ratio yottvs David Davis: nu
iudopcndcnt. was elected to Senator Logan‘s
.\ ‘at. In 13.11. howex er. Senator Logan was
rtkrlm‘tal to the Senate, .aud has sum then
in his official vapa ~ity been very antive in
prolnotingtho interests of tho. veterans of
the war. Ilo was uno of the founders at
the (fraud ‘Army of the Republic. which
.had its origin at. Decatur. Illinois. (hie of
Senator Logan‘s int-moralile ellorts in tho
Senate was his four duvs‘ srt \rh iu opposi-
tion to the reinstatement of Fitz .lolm l‘ortrr.
Ilt‘ took an atire part in tho last l‘rusideip
tail ranipaign. when he and Mr, Blaine were
tho candidates on tho l‘irsiduntial tioket.
General Logan \\ as married in lx‘u‘i to Ellis:
Mary Cunningham. of Shawnwtmvu. Illi-
uozs. a lady of extraordinary force of char-
acter and tact. to who n his is reputed to have
bceu much indebted for his pulllii a! SIM“
cesses Ila loans two t-bildreu. Manning
hogan and a daughter. who is marrial t.»
I aymnster Tucker of the regular army.
—-—.———
. A TALK WITH PARNELL.
The Irish Home Rule Bender‘s
Views on the Situation.
He Says the Tories Must Struggle
Now to Keep in Power.
A romnjtxr has interviewed Mr. Parnell at
tho Hinton Square Hotel. in London. Mr.
I‘arncll looks much paler and thinuor than
at the end of the last session of I‘arlimvut.
2 but llO-IS evidently titztkm; good progn-s;
He said his physLeiau believe: ho will
b) stronger than fur many years
110 still his films bo‘auio acut ~
about tlr‘ end of th-tolmr. “It is only with»
w...— W w..-
‘ ( 'liristiuas.
. tiling,
: not a li‘ucl. t-lt-ud in ilxc shape of a haul or a :
in the last three weeks that I lime perniizn-d ‘
'llly‘t‘ll. oxen to think of political a:‘.‘air<.
whilo rveu now the atonement and {minute
‘ of the laxt-fmv days have distinctly thrown
. me ha ~k and ma le in . fwd womx"
Logan‘s dent‘lr value as n gin-at shock
bet-dine llh‘li‘ had [wen no warnmg ut‘
nulurdultc dangw. It “as known ;
that 1mueral Logan “as sill‘oring ,
frrni an lllllhllllll)‘ \1-1 are 'ntta k of rhenunt
. (15:11. 21 id lllzi't lltl\ ulta k had run into rhea-
ll tl!lt‘l(~\'t'l‘. but t‘\‘t-t‘)’ uni- lllwll;lll ‘liv would
He had had Slillllul‘ attacks
iicarly entry 3 ear tor the last tvn
) can. and in bid ho came \ ery
11.;1‘1‘ d\ lllLI. Sevrral yraijs 11,31 11-
\ i<it~cd the llu‘ Spi lugs nl' Al‘kalhas and re
.‘i‘l‘t’vl grout rolmf. ll lw linl gunu lu'.\1‘«
l..iit~:l~ llllx ia~t fall ho uulvzilily would haxo
\ Ma c l tlm Min 1; \\'l|.l'll proved fatal. lle
\vuuld undoubtedly ll:l\\‘ iomvcrod this tiuio
it it had not lxevn tor the brain? oiiiplli‘atmu.
'l‘lw 1m cr II‘1l1 lll‘l his liralu toward 1h.- last.
- mil pi- tlll 'ed 1 -‘llgi‘\ll\'ll.
’l‘hv fii'nilv h 1.1 iu-nrly as little winning: an
tlw pul-zi ‘. 'I‘llov knew that ho was \t‘l’)‘
ill 11 .t he \lmd 1- ‘ca through \0 many
Slilllldl' attucln that they niilld nut union
that llh izoii t‘tlllrllllllli'll \inlld Ilot pull him
The llt‘lll‘ill‘l‘ll.N‘l‘llt' “'11“ pitinl'nl and dru~
lnal.c. (mm-1:11 lwgan liasalntr ' ll\t‘\l the
centre (11 a gl‘i-llp wt admlrm; liiclids. H .
ruielv kin-w a Ill-1110111 of I‘rivncy “'121-11
lit.- died his rt-nm “as yrnudml “1th otlit‘rx
than tlic llu'lllu‘i'\ of his: family. (leuctal
l'liil. Slivridan stood at lll.‘ foot ut- the 11 «l.
with his hands t‘lll~[|.\ll‘t‘lll1|tl.lthtklll‘; alt-ru—
ly and .‘tII run fully upon lllt‘ face of his old
Mr. l‘nr‘nell said the t: n orinn -nt. now
that Lord llnu lolpli (‘11 ircliil‘. a t‘aliine’.
ltl-‘lllll ~r. lrid re‘iglfl‘il. would liaro swun-
thiu; cl»i\ t i think of than cueri‘iug Ireland.
ll \vuuld lnvv ti atriugle for (wix‘tuucu. The
Hurm‘utneut. h . contain-.1. would hare lmeu
llllliixt‘l v t \npply cm‘rviyu lrtl\\t'f‘§ man} “1w.
lie‘aiiv tho marked at» e no of i-rime.
tli - gcn -ral nit-duration \vith \\ lili'll Ill - :niti
rout .mnmiiign had lit-nu co-idiicle l. and the
fzi .t that the oligévt of tho Huvornulcut and
of the \‘tl‘llluligu prank-tun was the <.-1!11e~v
11.1111 ‘ly. ill it. at obtain“; 'a fair font a iatr-
Illt‘:l[ from unyieldiu: landlords what talc-n
awav many (if thouvml otv‘us‘es farm-ereiun
liv;:ir-liu«,: tlu anti'reut campaign Mr.
l'aruell slid he was 1m“ tiling to talc the law
Il‘ulll v ther Justir-e 1 Vila-10:1 or .lusti a John-
>2 in. “ho llrl‘l dccidal against it
llu‘. : cf tlictn were strong pdili * l:u1rti~~an.~.~
a h i had . rocoivod their will ‘es in tunarl
fur p =lstit‘al. servii‘vs. 111d \\ 110 \\‘e:o unto
I‘l«|il\l)' lawy moi 1:.u ll ~nrc aliility. Then-
“21‘ cniihhiiui in 111- piilgzn 311:. “M‘lf as w oil
as l” the iirtwlmuuti 11.
“in :mv raw.“ continued Mr. l‘:1r11cll.,"if
it should be finally and clcarly d vidol by
“1;" li-zul. ophnun of l‘vwiglitzml auA
tlinzity :lllflt thn in‘i.pa1.»;n 1‘ Illegal.
\‘nu niiifit. reinouilmr it Will luv unlv
lu lininally illegal. and only 11 . : -..sl
s lt‘;-:|ll:\'.
lit)
‘tiie ~:11n=.- right of rival) nriTi-in “11 ch the
coiiii'ailo. 1:~l“l\\‘: lllln was lit-11. It "110.! lrant’fi .
muxt intimatc trivial. .\Il\ 'l.-vt,:lfi knelt at
ler luifil-and‘s side. jlt’l‘ fave than" and
\\ hiYI‘. mid 11s iiétras ptvss-dde to 11m «'wlnl'
of her snowy liaii’.i lly her sidn \vmc lit-r
two children. Manning. a splendid. swurtliy
In») of a piuv Spanish :lplntll‘flll 1-. and Mrs.
Tlli‘kt‘l‘. has \.\l’ r. :1 \lllll dark rycd l-rimotte.
lvaz‘le» uni pale, who watched tiltet'uulo'r
liar mnthi-i‘ and lici‘ " dying latlwr.
Major l‘ii kcr. lli‘l' laid-and. \lntkl at Illl‘
lii‘nuinl's lit-ad n11 ly to run lulllhtlsslqlll ’u.
;\l«oat thc room “ore other groups from the
rulers l-i“t\\\“ “lo li:i.l tiptuNl up to the
Flint“. whivh “in. part ally darkmwd. lt
“as lenied tlzat the ileumulK dcutli \vuuld luv
puiiilnl. II x .ll‘§l\_\' lll‘i‘:lllllll__::lllil11;‘t‘:\\ltllllll
choking iiiadc 1‘\‘«'l‘_\‘ our fear
tl-‘lllll from \ lilth'zlllntl. At It“) nutiuta-s of
Illlt‘t‘. amid tho snutid of \‘1‘.‘llllg.lllt‘ deep
st’liixirpns \.i-. .1 UK llr. chmau- “as heard
in .piayi-r Ill‘ prayid .\\llll an t-lt-gui-tiro
that lunu-‘l vvt-ryonc 111 the si'lit of the
iicntli \"ll‘u‘ll was So slowly :slca 111;: down
tlpull t11~ s'it'r’ewr. The Doctor praycd
that tho 1-1: ‘0 spirit in L'ltl (‘run in
safegv to ill» \to ‘l-l wlicro 121111 is unknown.
lle lt‘Mtttgiil humbly a “oh-imit- for this
liltl\t‘ \\-‘.1l I!v“\\ to dart «~11 ll\ last juurnov.
ll‘
“lilit~ lie I» <.l\l;lll lll‘ lii‘ettl litilvl’xll :\ll ;
to ‘tl‘ ll \‘llll l..l\ :l‘cit' ~l1‘i‘ugtl1 tlio
\(:.L’nr:| u c. ii-fl lt‘lilll‘l .\< the \l\\‘ll
in.» of ti: l‘ll\lt‘l' ll‘~ pudod ll.l'x-‘.l;ll
llu‘ 3433 M? 1‘ ii 11 1h : oral l.\*_:lil illwl
Sli‘l‘ll‘lll‘ lib painful lii'rallim; came
i:l’ll~‘l\'\‘l‘ and 111 grit: ia .t~ 'l‘ii 113:1‘111“.
\lic colur- d \ ~r\ aiit \\ islii ll l\‘ 1111 lulu up.
.\‘lli‘l 11ml llllll up them was :1 chukin; rat-
tle iii the “dual. :1 \tr 11: MIX!!! 2'1 clear it
from 1h.-ii~*11‘1111l11tn\1i of 11111'115. llill the i‘l~
fort “as it failuru. Therc was :1 ~t \ppiigo of
' the lirvut‘i. the m t‘.‘ half opcned. thvir
pupils
enlargod to llll‘ full size of the 1-11“. am I ien ‘
tlio Gun-ital frl‘. lia *k llli‘l1‘\‘\‘.
Sltlil Nilotiilily; “II . is :P‘J‘XII’NU
.‘ll'i. Logan liocaino wild \\ itli grii‘f. Sliu
fell upon the 11 d “I‘ll ll-‘I‘ arm nlunt her
litidkind‘s lmzly crying. salilnug. wailing.
calling out “Uh. dailnig? ('11. darliiigi“
llvr aliandon‘imnt to -t'ief was rven more
sorrowtul than th~ ~ight of the Honerul‘s
death. Mrs. Loga‘i romaino-l in this pros»
tratii con litr-n so hm; that it was folt 110cc:u
.xary to. all lit'l‘ t-i li=~r§ ~11‘. \\'1tli grout dif-
tividtv she aas'toru away from thi~ l-ed.
(ioni‘ 'al Logan‘s (‘arovlt
(lonoral .lo‘in .-\lc\an~l'cr 1.0-3: :1 was born
lliii‘txliryslmro. Ill..
and “as tlic oldml l‘l vlmen rliildveu.
flt'lh‘l‘. llr. .lvllll Logan. “as an
and i atim to this cuimtrv in 1831.
lad). an! \vlllml to Ill‘tt‘llrt‘
in the town where tlvueral Logan was Ilt‘nl‘“.
111‘. Logan “as a man of good mlucation. and
‘ for a time twrsolullly t=luk clinrgo of his sun‘s
early instruction. lint. suhso {urtitly >cnl liiiu
' to the best \‘rliimls tlir community atl‘orded,
and aftorward
‘ to tho Shiloh Academy.
.‘It‘tl‘tlll
war broke s out when
1.0 an was but twenty years
of ago. am ho at. out» enlisted and was
made a Lieutwiant in one of the Illinois rcg-
intents. He returned home in 1858 and coup .
moored the study of law in the otlioe of his
uncle; Alexander M. Joiiking'who had for-
merly linen Lleutruautdlovuruor of the State.
In 1"“. hcf ore he had completed his law
trauma. he was elected clerk of Jai‘kSon
roauty. and at the. expiration of his term of
attire. wentto Lnu' ille. K32. whore he ab
tondod law" let turns, and was admitted to tha
15311. In the {all of
he was elected to
represent Jackson and Franklin conu-
tics in the Illinois Logislat'ure. and
from that time has been almost uninter»
ruptediy in the public serviro, either civil
or military. Even before he wont to the
legislature. ho had been made Prosecut-
Attorney for the Third Judicial
distrirt of his State. He was twice re-elected
to the Imgisluture. and in l.\"rl was a Demo-
cratic l‘nsit1isiitiul electir, and cast his vote
for James Buchanan.
the same year
The» your or 1850 saw Logan serving his
Shroud term 111 Congress as thoreproseuta~
tivu of the Ninth Illinois Conqusioual dis-
trict. Mr. Logan was than a Democrat. and
an ardent suptmrfit‘r of Stephen A. Douglas,
Mr. Linroln‘s opponent.
In July. 1561. he left his seat in tho extra
sassiau of Conurvss and joined the Federal
troops on their way to the disaitrous battle'
of Bull Run. He was made Colonel of the
Thirty‘lirst Illinois Infantry. and in March,
1813:). was appointed Brig‘a nonfiction“ of vol~
untoets.
During tlm summer of 186‘} he refused a
nomination for Uoiigi‘esxsaylng he preferred
to mmaiu in thaliold. Forsn-vi .155 perfornirPd
during Grant‘s Mississippi movements he was
made a )Iajor-tioueml. and succeeded Sher-
man as head of the Fifteenth army corps
in 1863. “‘heu General ' McPherson was
kided Logan saccwded him as commander
of the Army of the. 'l‘eunew. He was with
$heriuap in his “March to the Sea.” remain-
ing With him until the surrender of Johnston.
His military career ended with his nomina-
tion in 18156 by the Republicans of Illinois to
mpiment the State a: Congrefiman at
Large in the Fortieth Congress. He was
QIGJIEd by 60.1100 majority. He had in the
year before been otl'ored by President
Johnson the post of Ministrr to Mexico.
but. declined. He was later one of the
managers on the g” '0 the House
of Representatives in e lmpeachmentpro—
ceadinrs which were instituted against John-
son. n 1838 and in 1870110 m‘mdoctedto
“1on but below he had finishedhil
tarmundor the last election homeloo
tedfotho Ulihdstltos mastic-
1- '\ - I ‘
l 1. .\u\111au . thr‘ ‘. q”... 1... x; pm}... 1:131 :.«.\~l;;. 1111-» pm...
‘ tor of ”in 1 ..
i lulu l. ts nu . ”3.1.1.011
Ilzs I
Irishimin f
‘ :11in 3.1 n ‘
i attur inarru-d l~‘.li ~':1l‘2eth .lt‘lllxl1h‘. a 'l‘t’llll1‘\\tfit‘ ’
iiimln'itic ’
li'AHI‘liurc. after III‘I<"I a {Matt at. l~;:a uel
l‘iir liritislt Wurlcuiul. 11n.l~r tho naiuai nl‘
tra-lm‘ lllll Itllslll. ll‘l‘ uvit yet he ‘11 otton ml
to It uh tenant faruirm. ‘
.1
THE POWERu ARMING.
Significant Preparations in Franco.
' Gurniauy and Italv.
'I'iieasinow is felt. in Paris over the rapidity
with whi ‘h the French tlm'ernmi‘nt is work-
inst to pln‘e the aruiainnnt of Fran‘w‘ in~ the
tvmplotmt condition lt|<~ll|l8. 'Iho Nat,»
umnnfactorios of ariusaud aniumtma are all
being worked to their 11311104 capafsty. It. is
re m1 tad from llouu- th 1‘. Italy is arming.
Al rims from Borha slaw that Germany is
incraasing her tron; s :n .\’..~zi claw: ante.
NOTED CQLOEED MEN.
.l.-ii.\‘ M I..\.\'};\rt x,iho tw«.\l:ni~tor
llavti. 1~ rt 11 and 1-\\ll\ unite ot’
\lkl ail-l 1 1-1’1‘51‘11} iii \\ .-t\iiulj.;tuu._
to
ill.~ 111ml
' ‘1 ll’tI Ill“:lll\ 31 y, that int-cuts gmx-l . hot-1'.
':|\llt\1l1):tlt‘3 » all Illl‘v
‘llw 1v...r.1 1:...i. .1.
illlt‘i‘ in 11:0 Ileax t'il\ ' {132011
all. 1! tray l1 n.- lumii :1 11:“. rm
11:1;0 !l c. s all :ln ) nu held I inn 0 ’
si-iiw ““ ii ll'll!‘ xv l, lxti-ul H'i tl.t' [la‘ii
._ and l ~:1\\‘ :2. tin- uiutt-i‘u l1":l . t‘It\,
1
l
1
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...._..___..._.__..-._ .....-.._.. .-.._._..._- 7' ..,N,.
.1) anl {-i'ei hum that 'lti.wtl,;litti:v;1 ll’IlI
REY. lll’.'l‘ALl[.-1GE."
TIIE BROOKLYN DIVIN TS SUS-
IlAY Sl~lll.\l()N.
Sulljt‘t‘t of l)i<t‘ntll‘<0: “.\ normalior
Christ.“
Trv
Hwy ilrpurlri; «up? in. llw star. which ”it":
:uir in the lust. uw'ul' (injure then-1., lil il‘
Sfufii'lt-‘l‘c’i’ 11‘?“ re (hr young ('In'ItI 1r. \1‘ ——.‘l.
Mathew, ii. 9.
At this s-ax‘uu all Christendom celebrates
tho incarnation. Stcp down out of the com-
fortabfo surroundings in “‘lllt‘ll you are into
a rhill lle umber night in llctlilehem. Two
plain puople bolt-led in a village ham alter a
walk of eighty miles: to) long Inr one in
poor livnlth. .\'o lords of stat.- waiting in an
auto» Iltllllllel‘tk\ at the lurth of other ltiugx‘.
no messengor mountul at the doorway ready
to herald the advent from city to city. no
kindly niedit‘al nth-nilauce. no satin lined
cradlcto rct‘civo the infantile guest. but a
niouarrh born in a ho tclrv i tilled the IIouae
0f ———. the night With diamoutlcl finger
pointing: to the placo. the hour of Heaven
swung wide upon to look out. from orchestral
baton dripping overture: of the Magnum
niiustrols of Hod standing on the lowcst door-
strp of llmmu to lllln01lll“0 glory and good
will. Soon aftrir the whit» lsoa‘rdwl tutu-logo“
Iillt’fil and from leatliern pouch Chink the
Sllt‘lfl‘lfi, and from upon \ask oxhale the tufts
of frauxiutenso and rudio out the 11111111le
of myrrh. The Lam-mil star. the «armed
110111 uv of icicstiulx llnr World. :1 lust
star. and another star rudiiug duwu the s‘n)‘
that u.:.;lit to Lula-11 it home rig-1m. All
lhu‘ s can \vill yet undo all nations Leep
Now. arc tln-re not some new
]\‘\\‘.‘Il\ t-oniin; from tlll> . l l stuty.‘ Lesxmis
tint la line) cd by o:t tumultul' ltll. yrs.
Noll-u 131st of all. it \‘H‘ a sidviea‘; appar—
l.o.tl1c \lut‘ “cill lu~furvtliv11L \\ In
llnger lllllllillg‘ dawn to the snared lurth-
plaio' 1111. a vloual I!lt‘.‘l“\‘ triuzl-Ze. Tim
\\'1|l ll had had ti" iilile czmugli \\'li_\‘ hot :1
shall wt lightning liiiiuirin; tn the shy and
striking duo-1 ti the \Illrt‘ll lritlip‘a e.
_ limit; month tlt's‘tl lt~‘iiI“1 ~writlriig. all~
irnsuutzii; tl-Nli‘ll“! a and the w-vrld llll‘l
hurl -Ii~tr:; [on It :1 s‘ .
(lull
:‘.~; x-iidau '1'. .\
c1111. ‘1. “a.
1111 :llh l1“; 0 tin!
stall
int ll." llInlll.ll.{ ~ her \\ l1 -:1
limp-turn‘i -~-t‘ \\i-I- “llt- ' ,\ ~t ii“
TLa' ll I‘.Ill\1l" our in tor .l-ll tint the _-.
their (Murw ! ‘lll a;
Lurd's pulp}-
ttmtm'.un c. 31 ‘
as :11
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llllthlial apiwarzm 1‘l'l the >l.y fl :I' 3 ~ it'
turn luli- 2mm :1 \ltllll;i' nun \l'i‘
\Mirivl‘. \‘ni. ‘1 trim :t~I'UHHIILL‘l'\ - a i. .
111;: 1*:1‘s lrlu‘v t «.irr-nt fliv l":l‘l‘~il “i
\‘o‘nu~ .‘0 :i lh‘llxll is _\-
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1115.. tum 1:
llicy ran
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d. :tliil‘li‘i-tmii
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lind that ill \\ 11-17 n.
was :1 ~l: our
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spin“;
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Illtlllllll11'\i’.‘l|’ t3“. . ti. \\::~ :1 U» ap-
prut‘iuiue in t L;- ll- :11 vim l'iw t lltlll' #1 1'-l.
tnmln up. 1 t‘ . t-i rstx t'llillt‘ )‘ n .t‘:t“‘.l'le til 1'“.
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lilln‘w‘lll t' In
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limit I would, ll.‘l\t‘ l‘llli‘lilllt‘d Within :1 :0‘1‘
\‘aulx th~~ ilawc “luli‘ 11 al ;htc~.l la the
l’nneisztt t f l»‘\\.l and In My lit‘llvll' 31::—
until: tlicri- :izq- frzi;ii:--v;!.~ o! u-uf. tl:.:t li:1\ c
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that ("liiisinmx 1.;Iit . I it i .t-u su Télad that
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I that
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‘ is“ ‘ Wt ll - ll:l\ l:el\ll.i~i-1i\vut Lilli-.13 fut‘ :
lv. ll yl:11\
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lll‘ 5:1) 1‘.l‘11v~. ll. ll~lt1=_‘.‘. li- I~ 111* l Kali.-
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lie' -'-~ thi‘iu‘ Smalls wt
. lauds iii “'11 bin; .111. ltl‘ :s
V . ili. 1111.. tor. :iw‘ lm
1‘11 lmd \I‘llltr arms.
ll\b:.'\. the
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(Minn-«111111 from Xv‘l :h ("irnlinsr ”in s a ‘
:11. very near the l‘cndlct '11
Illtlllsi ll.
li‘llt'l‘ llw-a ..: .\~\ owns a prettv little tvla ‘o 2'
in the x :l-iirlm n1 \\':i~‘.iiu;ton. w .rth al- nit
H1111“ ”Ills 11111.9 is a part hf III‘ \:111
llnnl. c tatv. \tllli‘il was ulit’idol and :u‘d
that “U cplurol 1:1.111
sh 1:1 1 1-\ cr lwcaiiu a purchaser.
.1. 3:.\ 1.1 .v 11. 1h.- rulo
(‘l’u‘ \ll llii- 1-~1---l:1\.;.: u!
of lllt‘ list .\:'.
ti.~1::tl lie lll‘l - i l‘onxvntinn. tI\\‘ll\’ «wt-~11
>l\ v 11‘ 1111:: tiuu< near Nat 'lrk'. .‘ll\\.
llc \‘ c‘rlx umxt it his" limo ill \“a
\\lli‘l‘t‘ llt‘ l) undying lazv. and ho is \\uit.:
> :11 =_» 1' 1.
l inn-1. who was ‘
(:L‘Hliuii \\', \Yll.l.l.\\l\'. the Hist coltrcd.
“1:131 w. o cyer -.t min ilzo lllxin l.e- slain
; tl-'~15"c i. and all thtsa w ' are 3
.tlic Saxi-nir‘s halal. Hilly one disloyal‘
world in the Illll\‘t‘l‘>t‘. You know tint
. ll:-~ great m}. .1 of the univers-i with lt~l
11nd \vlp- was nuptiiiitml liy llri‘sidi'iit A! llllll‘ 1
us .‘llltl\lt‘1’11\ll.tlli. ‘1‘.“ “as not ruiilirmo l.
.~.:1v< ti‘ht thric :llt‘ one hundred iii-:rots in
\“ll\ll i-gt *~n with $415k“ and over. and over
a thousand woi 1h hot“ eon $3.1M 1and $12,110".
2 —w ...___._.—.___.——‘_. _.
A LARGE insurance company of Paris has
I\'~‘llt\l a routidwitial 1‘ll\‘ultt|‘ to its azenis
“'=‘l‘11lll.-'.‘ them against iu~uring persons wuu
are in the habit of dyeing their hair or
boards.
TH E II A ll K HTS.
N E\\' Ynlttt‘. 5d
Beef cattle. good to prime. .. 13 rib 7.
Calves, t‘uin‘u to prime veals ~l (in ll .4
Slice 1.... ....... 4‘21": L'
lam ....... . l“: 1-?! i
Hogs—Lin). . . . . . . . .. . -—_- ("l 'j
Dressed . .1 ......... . . . 41' )‘er: in
Flour~ Ex. St. . good to fancy 3 fill in! '3 1‘9
\Vest, good to choice 3 4:1 (It: a la
“dumb—NO. 2. Red. . . . . . . . . 3" (d; 39
ltyo —\‘tate ............ . 5751:} .al
Barley—State ..... . . . ta: 70
C rn— Ungrad .\l 4“ fl ‘
Cats—White State ...... 37.1.; «a ‘
Mixed “'esteru. 3 w 30
Hay—Med. to prime ....... . 8') till 9“
Straw v-NO. 1’. liye. . . . . . . . . . 11‘) at) ‘ :1)
Lanl——City Stellar...” G 35 (1.1} b ‘0
Butter—State Ci eaiuery. . . . ‘3; (-1} LS
, Dairy...... ....... 2‘3 (3} “2‘
“'0st. Im. Creamery 22 tit“ :3.)
Factorv . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 (it) 1“
Cheese—State Factory. . . . . . S (a) 14
Skims.......... 10 Q8 11
\\'esbern.......... . 11 Q1! ‘13
Eggs—State and Penn. . . . . . :37 (13 2’3
.. RCFi-‘ALO. _
Shmp‘Good t0 Choice. . . . . . 3 7 Q) l ‘2.)
Lambs—“fwteru. . 4 5‘.) (I; 5 5A)
Steers—\V’esbem............801 @403
Hogs—{loodw Choice Yorks -1 1?- («tl 4 20
Flour.. .... 4 74 (4‘5 15
“'heat—No. who" so
Corn—No. 2, Mixed......... - «'9 44
Oats—die. 2, Mixed. . ... .. .. — @s 3’1}?
IIarley—State............... 03 (£9 135
BOSTON;
Bod—Good to Choixu . . . . . . 7 8};
Hogs—Live. . . . ....... . . . . .. 5355; 6
' Northern Dressed. ... ,7 ('1?th 7%
Pork—Ex. 'I‘rinm. per bbl. . . 10 50 , Qt 11 0'.)
Flour—Spring \Vheat pat‘s. 5 0) '(ij. 5 2
Corn—High Mixed. . . . ._. . . .. -— (i3) 51%
(Jab—Extra \Yhito. . . . . . 41 (Q 41%
Rye—State ...... .......... 60 (i!) 65
wxrltn'rowx (119.53) CATTLE uanxm‘.
Beef— Dressed waight...... 4 00 @ 7 5 _
Sheen—Live \veight......... — (‘9 ‘2
Land: . 433:6? 0
Hogs—Northern............ -— @ 5
PHILADELPHIA.
Flour—Pannextm family... .3 75 Si; 3 87%
Wheat—No. 2,Red......... 57, Q 99
Rye—~Stato................... —- (Q 53%
Corn—State Yeuow......... -- @ 4"
omnixo at @ 38
Butter-(human ... 30 Q 81
Chess—REFnllCn-mu - C 139‘
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. _ » arr 11'131.llttcd»— ltt‘llJllN not
.1113. n. .
* there is unv- l r. l.
livpv that \l’i-llt' 15:1? Ili"ll:
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lil . t1 t ’.\.»t1~ el‘
~1iid- nt \\ ion In!
~t .1' Link lll“ pml.
cl ll'i«l. 1.~ lr-l’ll l;l\' Hr:-
“view 1 1 . mitt-,1 11‘ lustru
Iln‘ l.
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I
and
get a
tram
iniumrtal \\ cr is
\v:
and \mr
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-i-3 ;l.l ll..- 11:1.11
t‘meltiv1i~.-~m:u-" “and. ran; c\.-.
Il:1rl._l.:11‘l. to H d Ill“ i11‘!‘.i\ lam-.11“
I“ti‘tll c\c1 i 11- ~t. tr. l1.1‘\\‘t)' :i-iii.
ll ',\' the x :1? \l l1 ills
ll‘ltl.
thin 1‘11 llic l: '11,. ~91 l ratio.
The \h‘l u \ .~ .-1ll. :li-~n:;!if \\:i~ dark.
And itidcii ldr“ 111 ~ \\ ind that hex-l
My t‘uiiialcrm; lvu‘ L.
I‘ncp ‘.-1\\ within my \ 1!:11— f1“ 1‘ .
llt‘dlll \tinrl. imam-l [it t dc to ~lc'll.
\\ lion )lllftl 1111 :1 3.1a:
lt \\.1~ iii.~ ~Lir n: llvtld ‘11 -m.
fl‘cople ul’i-xs-i'ry that l\ll '1. \Vll t9 div‘al ttf~
lt'l‘ \\ ritin; ii at. ‘ t e .2» am .j_-li :ur a llft‘
litm- tn l:.i\i~ unlit-111'. :vul it - \\.~Il lt‘I“\ll|‘2l
llo urtiiplvted ll lite ;,!-.»zlt‘- of Ilt‘.l\l‘ll swai~
I'\\t‘(l him up
llL'Iit‘t‘ al-u In that s eh ‘that m‘x ~~
:t‘e‘llit‘tl tn :1 lL‘lI,‘ v.;r L. admit i Mus:
stai‘ol‘ 1. gm ohm. or. in t 2.1ie .i‘ it “\ .
rays the star. “I must u»::1~ 2.0.1'1'1‘. l iii-.1 t
l-end. I max “at l17\'~l"l* “1:.11 they \1 iii d»
with drain“ :\ll tier “will in warltizt.
That star lh\\\1‘-l 111=~l Men-’1‘ l .\ -ni -‘
1r ar people talk a~ ll‘1\51_;llll u {my mausaul
IlilltN of tlrs \\.1:‘il . ' 1112s \‘m‘m ad of tho
§:l\l=»r‘51lir.:l‘. ‘ 113 1%.}?va til
Ili‘llfi and l- li.o:i~ and qua-11 illmn
an m;
of world;
lly stli‘ll t‘rea—
turi s as we. ai 0. but liy such creatures as lit-d
.\ ms. its ke_ s. its pedals‘. its pipe<. had a
«oaiplcto liarnii-ny hJYK,‘ u-ic lllJll‘L‘tI pudtfl.
‘ c} al \\ urld. You
' u instrument, if
’ the liarnmny.
And t‘hrLt lain :: 1 mm lil‘tlki‘n keynaud re»
5Lt‘l‘0 this ”thin d ,1 11’.and the world will lid
in a ward. and all \vcrl is will be.‘ in accord.
Lie of Wight. larger in cunparison with the
British Empire than on “‘ol‘lil is loam-tried
\vitb Christ's dominion. That (‘llt‘l\l.llltl~i
night astronomy surrendered to Christ.
1 lur planet. for Christ. 'l'h-J solo
sys‘eui for Christ. \Vorlds alila *o
and worlda burned out — all worlds for
Christ. Minutest. and km‘nest mici oscot/e
runuot see the one ide of Christ’s dominion.
and tarth shreachini: telescope cannot see
the othor side at Christ‘s dominion. But. I
will tell you how the univefio is bounded.
It is bounded on 111: north and smith. and
east and west by God. and God is L‘hrist,aud
Christ. is God. and that God is 011m Uh.
my friend; does it u t eulame your ideas of
a 8:1 v imir‘s dominion to realiza that all the
worlds are only so many sparks stru :1»: from
His anvil: 'l‘liat tho “'nl‘ltls are so many
flce y tloeks following the one shephrnl!
That. all tho islands of light in iuunc‘usuy are
a "rein. archipelago of Christ‘s dominion!
lint I notice also in this scieucctbnt I have
spukvu of the fact, that it was the profound
and the learned men of the world who came
to Christ. Th3 Bible says th: wise men or
the East. “'15 tall them the magi. the as~
trulugers, the alchemists. and Wu prouoitute
their names \\ ith a drpreciating acrentua-
tiou Do you know “‘11) they were! They
wore the lltwl. splondul and magnificent; men
of the u-utury. ’1 hey knew all that. was
known. 1).) you not. 10:0;11ize the at: that.
astrology is the author of astronomy: 1!};
you not recognise the fact that. alchemy is
the mother of chrmistryt And you do not
despise tho umther humus) yz-u admire the
child. \\ It)‘ those astrologers :9th their
Iii-vs in studying LL13 stars: 2,350 years I»:
tore Christ was inn: these 1N rologeissmdied
the pIWo$lOu pf Liz: e gniuox and humiliated
the orbit (Ill-l return id 1110 comets. Prufes~
sor Smith says he thinks they unilarswod the
distaaa‘o butttoeu the sun and the earth. \‘oa
tin-.1 not; only that in Job. but you have sug—
gt‘sted. to you that vther men in his day lam»!
1'. mt the world. “‘35. not lint, but globular——
Isaiah knew it: :1» though it. wen-a. modern div‘
covory, or Within a tow maturles, that. the
world is round. Isaiah knew it. He says of
God: “lie sittcth on the circle of the earth.”
After the world has progressed in study linu-
dmtls ut’ years it. may get up to the point
where the ancients. began to forge-1:. I lklle\°
that. the lost arts may be as great as the liv~
iiig arts. How wnsit with those alchemisu!
\\’hy.they spent their lives in the study of
metals and gases and solids and liquids, and
they filled whole libraries with their discov-
eries. They understood emhalmment as no
men in our time and-mm mutant.
And they were very wise men. They were
not only mm win men, but they wanting
three wists: mos. ‘ , a “on-g nun-
Balunnr, a mm o! .30. and
at
human ra ‘2‘. This
know tll 1t haw-A . o" ~
: “ll'hrn ”ii-51hr"! hwu‘tl ”11‘ A7111! i
Tin-1‘. lllt‘fllh’ l‘l'»:li1\t‘ l" \tt‘l‘. tnr drl 4
.i‘. mint-1 «hair ‘
‘lel llli‘ your t-nv- llli‘lt‘ f
Hun-'11»;
“'1'." iii“ \lllli‘ ‘
d m.
lsh .ips “lute l\lll\' 1‘11: to “lulx‘uu‘St‘ '
t‘s‘ .
the util~ ‘
i‘.e:11..).tlie "am An 1mm: of th? '
Inmates! men of this c. mury or;1 Ci ‘tilns.
Who was the great-:4, umtag .air of
A'nerivae Jonathan Edwards. t. , L‘h.1sti:in.
\\‘ho was {11‘ grratiut a<‘1'uno:nea m the
w. rlds Ilera‘hcl. the Christian. W h l was
the groatwt pad. the wme l his cvcr st-vn.‘
John Milton the L‘uridtau. \\ h.» wrote the
iiiightim‘t tr x‘ on law that have ever
i l1t~t~lt\\l'lllt‘:l.’ .L‘ivl. 71:0. “midi-khan “'hy
is it that in ovcrv \"'llt‘;“ azci lltlld‘l’fll)‘
um.- hate it thug-elf It is the plat c
\\ llcm the \\‘IV\‘ men liuw .1: the
manger. Coma. i 0“. let in havr it
St-ttled in ounces and in in hes. l‘o iplc say
that. the men who [Mine in Christianity are
small braille-l nwu. Let us liud the largest:
brain ever known in America lly post mor-
tout cxmuinatiwu distinguished men have
been lutxlSlll‘tNl and their intellectual capacity
has been 1 alculated, and the Size of the brain
has been found put.
it. It is the brain Weighing some sixty-
t‘ireo ouuw‘s What did that man in his
lifet'uno think of Christ!
int-lit he said: “Lord. Ibelieve: help Thou
mine unluelief. Almighty God. whatever I
do. at‘t‘opt me at. the last for Christ‘s sake.
This night I shall be in joy unutte-mlile.“ 50
Daniel “'olnstur bowed at the manger. so
the mighty men of the East an.1 followed by
the mighty men of the “'est.
My Slllljet‘l aim impresses me With the fact
that. it was the winter aroma that God as
; .\i:ut“1’tlr the natuity of His Son. Had it
been the mouth of flay. that is the season of
Humans: had it been the mouth of June.
that Is the season of uses; had it been the
mouth of July. that is the season of great
harvests: had 1'. been the mouth of Se. tem-
brr. that is the seaward of ripened (In-hank:
had it bet-n the month of UttoLer. that is
= the season (if u; h ilstm’e l fun-fl ‘; but it was
‘ he veitlwr. \\ hen all the iltiwc mz'daozx are
lea‘luudull the rim-gs that base not liven
gathered are perished and there me no
ripening fruits cu the 1.1.1. and the leave:
ara- dtri ven tlr‘ hare earth. In the
~ limit; liars m" [‘1‘ 'ctnl-er. t . sin w that this
Hart .5 mr l0 'i to in sharp l-l.ist<. f-ir pea—
. g 20 mi 2‘1.) 3:1 hwy a. f. r {e 1:11: under dark
rim-s. tX-r l\‘ ipie writ the thermotucta-r 1c
3 w zero. fi‘l‘jt“‘"it.‘ suave-I under. t‘lsr;:~t
Euard i=1 ll ~ in - ‘v tile wi -I wit»! :
atmiiizai tho iivti . caravan»a"y. a'ii lie
7 1~ .ia \V’lll‘t'l‘ll) \‘l'..lll11“t‘\\'ll|) .ll ti: '1? pm»
rt‘iy livir tia- >llll2l-‘S‘~ ("llllr'l'i ~11 _ - El :2 ;;l;t.
tlzi- t‘ii-Lt \\':z\!ii ' I: uni ll.<
. iv \\ ‘2‘rllll';(‘ll “l1 adv v! 2: \\ itiimit
ld l1l§~1< an 1h.- lle c ill: xi it \\‘:i~ til;-
{3:1 .~‘. 21.9. "‘ ' ‘ . .1“: «:do- l t.)
“l‘; : Il}'!llizlllil
Ilu ”it, ' l r l‘lllln‘l‘
laudm; tlzz- “v 1211121111-
‘ twr than t rl.-1\l~~.‘~ i
t'hr t. .03.: 1 ‘.| t
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. l't‘ I"Il‘
.‘u{ 11 en: lit:
3H1) 'et‘n \\ it
maid World. aul
'y and tht-t “‘itl‘. tlw
ye ant ‘ 3" 22.1»! a:
iiiitu you ‘ Ll). ye
' .EZl-‘l .‘l'lll I.!'!‘l
m", tt-zliaf s all hauler—my sill-pr: im~
pres-cs l!.c will ill.‘ 1. ‘1 till! ('11. st “'3:
l-arn amid the \l‘.“ 'p. nail the cartlv. at: i Ill-f
l:~ . and [31v ran i< ‘a. llc night lie the
* n'. i . u i t“ 234- v.1.- 3.. lvl‘l‘tl - 111112.112).
l .‘l- l1} for m 1‘ dqiyon. 1.: d~r:el pmr hol-
Irt“ .l. Ulil‘.‘ tyd l-Z' l. ‘ 1 Il‘J-zIk-ll 1” “A
3 that tire Car's: win r :npnrvd Ii f ti-
a .i do has 1‘... mix-:3 at. on at the i I izcltiw 1-!
a pup.» :1 >11. ul'llg' in you ll; 11‘: that. the
‘ t‘..r:~t who cumpar-nl 111211;. =15 t ;:1 lamb 1;:1;
no iud:-,:u:nin:i at the rough tyin: ail-l the
_ wuturtjtm ul’th-A 4in and th: hunting ‘0!
theirne. k'it't-z'tlze~l:ai‘pc lgeuf thol-ut. her s
an. and the (mil-'- llnvlt trout 'll:.;llz.‘l to
cw York. \1.‘.h no wrttvr in :u‘nmcr tint-u
. ‘ i'lcsv-l' a); ‘?l_\'.' l--\. you think that
~t ‘vhi :ud. “(In to the ant." d-«s
not in time tiic trnir *rd nun-ix! l‘o you
, tliiulfthat 1h” l'hrni \ _.<.~ Lat 11 is pat-l by
the i’sii does 11 -: anti ‘0 liri‘ 1-»? 4d" r. tin in
the 'lis‘ll 11.: . . ll .1 y a: 122.3: that the
illirixi’ “l: 1 ~12; i. “Fe“ ll: t ,v 3‘ t at the
:i:: hath 11 ~ x} “:gmt wvh t‘,e l '.e cri-a-
t on t'iat r'atin t a coin": .t- .;:‘2- 1'? L tin-t.
l».-rn in :1 Gal-“- tmlt Iii 12- Ill“ Sm
\ 1.1‘. iiatulL r=f tl‘. ’ 1'1: tar-e lint tln:
.nii. iiatznu nt ail the pan-,5 and hardships
t
1-.
the limit-i 111.37!“ n.
: In the iiixllviiitl t
o a child i~ to lead a
1 lain and to I ~..‘ “3‘. :1 cm :iti': . If)" in"
g t:l!l~l‘ l :u'x- alt-l rc‘vtl- u. in 111m»
0 .ll‘a N« t . 3.1 " 0 Ti' ‘l .111 «ii H. .l:;;1~t‘
' 1K €1th ‘t ' :13 All tli» li v-l ll u'k-- ‘
"ll-livltl. Til» “lute ll T» ‘ of etc. .
'laldrd in a '1-.1:12 \Vlmn v in :h
; l‘t‘ulu,‘ manta-n you triad on t§.-I,
' lwin: d 11.. li:1~'.\ tiri' lie mi
1: 'ltt‘ l3 ‘LlSl >. an I ll‘lfllh.‘
‘1‘ Us iul gnati 1:1 :i: d Ii1~
:iga. :.~t men who nllllvs 11.!- lb-asti
1 anti 1‘ a" ' ii.tl;1.~ wonderful S2”l‘}' of the
text t’ r- o l rz~t.1.i~.s tit-oral; liruuflit tr)
(‘lni‘t ithrea (Gcl l. pin-Th. frankly.»
Pens-i (n‘ld ll'oaght 10 (Wrist. \Vlmt due-s
that Ifl'.'a!l'- It lit-am th- :1 linenv of the
to li- smnndond to :It‘éilx‘.
he" no 1-:t r.‘ :nylnms' limpdig
.1..\ th-‘ iri'x a'ids they suppiin.
. . l"'\l1‘.\t' waj: like thebl ad \vhwu
tin-v \hul‘ir ‘lllifsii.> m" dollaw for t‘hri~t
titre ar ,3. s‘ndiuf 11"II3.I'$ Ilail~~
' 1 vol
. luv:
t
11d. 1‘. it;
11' Fur (1‘ ill; ‘ \vni'll'x
inuucyvl . Tile gull
I l‘wt‘ 1 ll‘ . . ll tEMt‘ 1n-‘111nii: t.- it. The
gvld 11-) ‘. to. pad the \\ ay fwr
i Mary mil J with :.r<l the diviiitl
1e tiger in nga than t1): : -l l shzi‘l pay the
\\:l\“ for Chi s: all "h ‘ the wurld. The
pull for \‘ii'ht. the ~ * for Christ. the‘
__t~\\1 1.; f -r t'li:t.~t. ’ t‘iir great runu E. 1.- -1:1-
liilll‘da l l’n‘ :1 ~ 3'1. :"~~-Y~11t':i- 1
1‘5. llll'l>f. .\il ll.<, and lie i< w. ’7
lint tho ~.‘.‘1\lll 1 .. E c pre 02:: \\:1~'
tho n._\r1lz. “'hy the my iii‘ The cattle
snarled it. 1) .1 did a it. out it. It
. \\'.t.\l01tllll: ‘l‘, \Yll 1‘ l‘ ‘ E‘n
pungent gum loan of
t‘h: I“: l: nit-ant lr’.
, betraval. 1......” iicssi f per»
(if da . > o‘ titl'eriti: :m‘.
Myrrh. 'l‘hztt i< “hat tl
when He was-lying. I“
the wmn‘bn \vrawp -d in t shroud of thc crit-
rifled L‘Ill'lxl. Myrrh. Aye. rays the psalmiq.
"all thy ga *taents smell of myrrh. ‘
lieigluh. the depth. the lt-ngth. the hrcatlth
of a Sav'iuur‘s sorrow. X.» wonder the wise
inc-n brought myrrh. But there was out)
" 1;' \\'h_\‘ this
llh.:l brought for
B.tterne&~ of
has of anguish.
put into Ills cup
from the sad; the fraukincence. Clear up to
it: floatel out to the furthest room.
thi- hustler and the camel drivers wen
plauxl. and it floated out into the open
'drrol and said. who oouldhavo broken a box
of alaluster at that place by accident! Frank-
int‘cux‘e. That was what they put on the re
Fraukiurt-uw. That: means worship. Rank-
crnse. Thu is w .. t we shake out from on:
souls this day until the nostrils of Chri 1
(ruse crisnsum}! \\ ith t3: ~ button-Inge of lb.-
cross aio tilled with the perfume of a world‘s
avlurati in. Fl‘allklllv nurse. That is to till all
the home“ and all the \ hurche: ant all the
nations. and all th.‘ “’ot‘ldi From dwpe‘t
t ellar of Malacllte rave clear u!) to the tiltea‘
rafters of the sutilit (I one. Faaukinwnsg.
Put. it in the song, and th - Sk‘l‘lllutl. and the
wayor. Fiankiu wins-i. _\'o \vnnth-l‘ they
rotlght it. No wonder they mt it duWil at
the loot of L‘hrht. But 1 0 you know
huw these c «was were employed.
and how the frauk‘n (ruse was
burned! Hc-i‘r is a uzrtal [23". and her-.- is the
handle by \\ IIICh it is held. This nwtal 33'1
is tillel with living coals. I la the top of it is
1 tit :1 porforat «I 1 over. The {mukilh‘t‘ui‘ is
1n ought to the temple in a s "are box. The
{makincense is taken out and spriukléxl 0\ ‘_‘"
the touts, and than the perforated cover I4
put on. and tho: wait. for the beginning
of the servive. “'hen thr-y are all ready
all the cover; are lifted from all the ceusrrs
and the ancient temple was filled 'ith the
perfume. It floated up cold the arches, i:
dropped amid the altars. (hi the tip of the
tempo it a. volumn to the throne of
God. A 1 it is “why. I have two
censors. Here is t . (wager of rarlitly frank-
inv’enso and here is the censarof heavenly
irankinoenso. First. of all. the censor ofoarth»
1y frankinmnse. Come. people of Go-l, and
pat on it your thanks—thanks for the uter-
ries of the last year. thanks for the mend-is
or all the years—in iivi 11ml Merci-rs. family
mart-is. natlona] met :iei. Bring on more
teasers. Then let. the perfume that an to
the throne of Col. Alleluia. alleluia. Amen!
But here is the other calmer—the censor of
Heavenly 'frankiaoonse. all the re-
doemed bring their thanks and put than
on this censor. Lot tho ohoruhim bring
‘ theirs. lot to
' bring“:
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Let “5 find the largN .
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Melchior, an octagonarizia. The aim
wisnst men or all the .ccnmry I.
the feet (f Christ. So it. Is our. .1310
. men of the East brought thrir
. they saw in tho
1
than! before the flit-nan of Grd and the
Lamb, and then I t‘la-li them ("gather in one
great alleluia unto him to w hour tho “is“:
gold and
in ‘t‘llrk‘ wh ':i the star that.
<1 “tut b.~t‘ure them.
BUBBLIXG Gum.
MAKING GOLD COINS IN AN
AMERIC$N DIINT.
myrrh and I'm 1i
7 The Process of Blotting English Sow.
lcraiu ever known in Aiiieri a. and
1‘: 11-1 out. then what that brain p
thought. of Christ. “'9 have found
In his dying um- .
croigns and Converting the Pie.
clone Metal Into American
Money~hefu~ttvo Coins.
The San Fruit-ism G171 describe: how
700.000 of new British sovereigns. for-
warded from Australia in payment of
wheat. wrre isonverted into American
half cagles at the mint in that city. “'8
quote as follows:
When the assayis c implete and the
transaction with the owner of the gold
or silver closed. the .‘Iint. then proceeds
to etfrct its Illi‘lllmdl’plIOSlS. The Aus-
tralian coin. {or iu<tancc. was put up in.
tin boxes: tlfi'sr again are put in larger
woo-don boxes. whirh are locked with a.
spring 1 nck. Tho be xcs have only some
twenty or thirty feet to travel to reach
the uleltinz-rtmmbm ev‘rn for that short
distance, it is th Halli lac-st to liar? tli-em
locked. The wliulc prinripleoa which
the businms of the Mint ifi‘fflnddt ted is
-——not that every one is a thief. but D that
itis always safest In keep temptation out
of people‘s way. When the boxes re tell
the Suprrintciidcnt of the nit-3:12;; (lg-
partnlent. be u 033:1» the? bullion. and his
weight must taiiy \v'tli the weight 0: the
Weighing—roam. If it due». he proceeds
‘ to blow up his {2:65.
. finally to a liquid.
. his hand.
.ition. liitt_‘t’tl0~‘s _
111. That ii what ‘
Uh the '
other thing they brought. They shmk out .
the rafters of the burn the perfume mo? and;
where .
air. and people pan: it; by that night wow :
llis forge is. not unlike a country
Smithy. I: is fed with a mix? .:
Eng ish coke and L'alit‘ouiix «like.
latter probably being t-mployed merely
a; a matter of rum; " meat to the State.
The work is l~‘:t.l}‘ data: with l‘n‘glisb
coke: no Hint ruikriiitendent on this
coast has trztd the McConnellsi il’ 7 coke
or the (“kc frmzi t’uloradn. Iran the
furnace 2131in wait this coke and kept
burning by a sharp natural druizgl t. the
mullet“ placc< l:'~' cmciliies. Thr~e are
cracks such as o .r grandmothers med to
send butter to 121.:rk- : in. 'l‘hv’ry are made
. and an of all size: Mime
of {hem w lmfd 'T‘J'Uh'” nf gun: but
the size preform} l ’11:: the molten one
which t‘r‘lthCliitnih l2”.il> one lllfiii and
hail (axles or ~t»1-ere3_v:i<. Why they
are filial to th' extent. thy m-eEu-r seizes»
tlwm with a wkywrnii put of pinctrs and
thrusts them into. the t'urtlaL‘". The
melting point of gold i~ awum -d at the
San Francisco Min: to bi- 2H” 3- :ries
Fahrenheit. though i: reality the- metal
fuses at a {my degrees 30“, A very few
minutes sutlictw tn reduce the soverefxnc
first to a mixed iii-15:. then to a pulp. and
When the melter
notivcs that liqucfivmzicn is, rmnp‘mte'. he
'ithdmws his crucible from the furnace
and pours its (‘Ulllt‘lltfi into an iron mold, .
of which a large number st tad reg-iy to
Gold cools 5U quickiy when
withdrawn from the furaare that the
liquid metal begins to solidify 2hr Ill}-
meut it tourhw the iron mnld. In :1 few
minutes it is £01»: enough to be dumped
out of the mold hit.- a water bath. where
it in left. till it «13035 sutiici‘zitly to be
handled by the tingcw.
The first part of the opcratinz‘. 15 thus
complete. The sovereigns have «Band
to exist. and instead. \vc have :t {Lumber
of bars of gold. \Vc mus: izmu 111:1th
thew totheir destination. when they ap—
pcar in the: form of bright new crisp
half caglrs. rag!» and double mg'ws.
The first mm; that is d Inc : itii the
bars is to throw th. in intu a Common
sink .uch as diSll“‘fiSlll‘r~ use. llcrc they
are llllllmCTt‘tl to detatrli 'ron tliwtl or;
picqes of limit or which
iii-iv have $2111}; to mixing
furhricv. Tidy 10 k at :11. q . mULb
l '. i l't ltzg
about the same sue. i: is a. _ v: hand-
ling: them that one really v~ that ' elr Pon-
tcms are a pomaruzss metal art-i 1.2-: more
dried clay. Thnse bars nuw
another melting room and are :
into ingots. lngots which are t . he 115:1!
in coining eagles nominally contain $l,~
200 of gold; thaw out of whiili half ca—
gles are to be made contain abnut statue!
S.
gold. I: is in this room 2113: the 'lt‘lll‘i‘lle
prtirrs: of alloying is rozidu- twi. The
gold coin ol’ the l 11::ed rtatrs 4 . wed
with 141 per cunt. of coppyr; Tltll~ oh. 1.:
the meltcr pruposu to pro-din c 2:1 ingot
ois andii‘d mural Wright :3; l."“" =12llui‘L‘8
Ill: puts into hi~ 2111: 1312; go: in . ~t‘.IIL'CS
of pure gal] and in“ 0.121ch of : "rrcop-
prr. The Cirgipu"? 1 ' cs tough. . . the
metal. The ltlzriil< are 1142; ~ ‘ of
metal illJJ'l! a foot l mg by our .13.} wac-
Iiall' or two inch .5 wide and an: girlie as
maul tliii i~:. ll..-y triv- pa»: ti?» 11:11
sevi ml p- Wcrlul rollers t {hit‘f : m .~u:e
of 5.1:: find tons and are rt-lie‘i in!)
d of
.< i; .e
ribbon of rt‘llllc s x for: in l. 1;;1"
the ti.i.-kncss winked for tin: .
propose l to make, This pro .... .5 gone
through several tines anrl ghfii‘ fz'e‘
tpienziy the m1 ta? has to be annual-d by
passing through a. wood formic-3 and bu-
lug plunged into a water ball: beforr i
aetitiircs ductility enough to piss Easily
between thr rolls.
When. at last. the ribbons are of the
Exact 5721: re iuirel. and the uniformity
of their sicknesfi It; tesbd by an instru-
ment whichdctects the last deviation
from the standard. they pass into the
cuttingtroom. llcre the ribbons puss
under-a. cutter whi h neatly c112: exact
circular pieces of the; size of a $3 or $10
or $211, as may be‘requin-d. and the
workman returns the rriiiiiind-cr of his
ribbon. the fringe. so to speak. to the
' department from which he rearives it.
sum in the zincit-nt tflluplu and burned it. .
The disks now resemble old c in: which
have been worn so parlor-ti, smooth by
long use that every vestige of their
foriginal impression has been removed.
No prudent dealer wou'd take them for
amomeiit. The cutter forwards them to
the stamping dqmrtmeut. and filer? the
work of milling and stampng is done.
So soft is the metal, and so pow-:rful are
the statnping machines. that th nigh thB
smooth pieces are told. they are simul—
tancously stamped on both side< by a
single blow of the hammer. (lnc ma.—
‘ chine stamps $590 in fives in 1 minute
Another irodm-es 330.0130 in fans in an
hour, an another $100,001) in twer: fies
in the same periodoftime. The milling
takes no time whatever. Then the coin
isoomplete.
It does not appear that the Mint in this
city posses es the automatic weighing
machines which are used at the Mint in
London. But every coin is carefully
weighed before it is allowed to go out,
and any coin that is defective. either
from a flaw in the cooling 0: otherwise,
is destroyed by being bent double by .
blow from a machine used {or the pur-
se. Coins which are lighter than the
regular allowance permits are stamped
light.
In Germany they are now trying a
com ition of cork. and and lime,
mo! ed into bricks, for the construction
of light partition walls. It is said to ex-
clude sound both: than ordinary britt-
work, while being light and a good non-
conductor of heat. -
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