_ en 19 SENT] x 191..
SUITTII EUR“ .>\I.l\. J .XNI .-\Il\' i-l.
The ('hivago Railway Am: says that
during the year listl, 8,010 miles of new
railroad were buiitin the I'nited States.
More road was built in Kansas than in
any other State. Allowing that the road
cost $20,000 per mile, the expenditures
for constrrntiou his year were $160,000,-
000.
A curious mistake has been made in
Memo. The people of that country
have mistaken a Frenchman named
Th‘crs, who is yistiting the Republic, for
the late President of France.
' Iiding oflicer of th.~ Mexican Chamber
made. him an address and a dinner was
given-in his honor.
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The carrier pigeon service in Paris is .
now most carefully orgrnired, and the
latest census shows that there are 2,500
trained birds, which can take dispatches
in and out. the capital ill the roughest
Weather. Some are taught to go to the
neighboring forts and towns, others to 1
distant narts of the provinces.
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Some eighteen months ago an English ‘
Isrmcr sucr-essfully amputated one of
the hind legs cf ti valuable and well-
bred shorthorn cow, the object being to :
retain the cow for breeding: purposes,
whileaiyooden leg was allixed to the
Itulnp. 'I‘llc cow is now atnotller, and
has a line bull calf running by her side.
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.‘Geueral Grant. was an excellent
drauglltsmun, bllt the only oil painting .
he put his name to is a frontier land
scape with Indialr tiirurr‘s, whir litre gave
to ex—r'ecretary .‘Ir llorie‘s
nephew. who has llt'i'lllllf‘ the owner of
the picture, has presented it to Mrs.
Grant. Itis the only .spe imcu of llt‘I‘
husband‘s art work in' her pllSSi'ts‘ir u.
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iorit'.
" . . -’ ‘
- A Georgia paper publishes as truth the
story of a Marion county farmer who be~
(-anre satisfied that he had :1 tapeworm.
So he carefully baited a little tisIrIrook‘
tied a short-line to it, swallowed the
hook, and tied the line to Iris button-
hnle. Then he waited fora bite. By
and by he thought he Irad one and
yanked the litre; tllr' lrouk caught in his
throat and had to be dug out. Ilc didn't
(“atr'll the worm. ,
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livery nation, evelchty. esery town,
every community is just what the people
. mnkcit. A live. progressive people will
build up a prosperous town or c.t_v where
the natural eorrditiousarc even unfavor. '
nblc, while a careless, indolt-nt popula-
tion will accomplish little, lroivei er
great the natural advantages of their Io-
calitics may be. .\n intelligent trave‘hr
can form a vorrcct' opinion of the charm.“
ter of the people of a town by passing
through it. »
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Queen Victoria has Irad no less tlratl .
thirty-seven grandchildren. and she also
has five greatgrandchildren. Iler living
grandchildren nro' thirty-one in number
—vi/..: Prince and I‘riuce~s of Wales,
five; Duke and Ilurhrss of Iidilrlrrrrg.
tire; Duke and Duche»: of l‘llhrr:irrglrt,
threéfl‘ukc and Duchess of Kimmy,
two; Imperial Prince and Princess of
Germany, six; Grand Duke and Dueless
of 'Ilcsse harmstadt, live; Prince and
Princess ('Ilrislltlll, four: Prince and
Princess Henry of liattenberg, one.
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'l‘hc Prussian army has a watch (log
battalion which is carefully trained for
service. These canine SUItII-cfs are In:
tended primarily to convey intelligence
from the advance posts to the main
army, and are taught to trot to and fro
with small portfolios of dispatches
around their necks.
I
preach of enemicsduring the night, and
they are also trained to hunt tip the‘
wounded. Two dogs are attached to;
Now if '
this principle could be extendr-d a little i
each company "of ehasseurs.
further and tllo whole business of set:
tling international disputes be delegated
to the dogs, what an \radvance toward
the millennium we should make.
Frank Weigman, who died in l‘incin-
[all recently, was born in lISl in “‘est-
phalirn
he entered th - English army, and subse-
quently became a soldier of Frederick
11. of Prussia. lie fought in the war
against Napoleon, and ii as one of Illuch-
cr‘s men at the battle of Waterloo, when
he received a sword thrust which marked
him for life. He. came to America when
he was ninety years pld, and on the 26th
of last October be celebrated his loath
birthday. He was but four feet and a
few inches in height, and as spry and
active as a boy of sixteen. His hearing,
eyesight and appetite were excellent. 118
left twenty-three grandellilren and eigh—
teen great-grandchildren. llis brother
died some, time ago in Germany at. the
age of 10:3,and his mother died at ninety-
ninc. ' . . .
Dr. Frank Hamilton, acknowledged to
be the most skillful specialist of his time
in the treatment of gunshot wounds. lo~
ated the bullet from Cuiteau‘s pistol in
President Garfield‘s body at a paint more
than g foot from that at which it was
actually found, according to a report 01
the autopsy given by‘nn eye-witness, and
now published for the first time. And
Dr. Hamilton had the testimony of the
electric induction balance to guide him,
nod had also experimented upon a csdn~
* vet at one of our medical colleges to tie
“mine the penetrativc power and prob-
Inblo course of the ball after it entered the
body. All of which shows, Iv‘nanb Les-
lio’s Newspaper sagcly remarks, how. little
doctors actually know of what. is going
goo inside of the human body. It is no
' - ran-lbw the limitations to which they
fawn-«w ' ' .
midfiminmaneynmhor
more: but those thatcmploy them should
:1
JOHN RUACH.
Death of the Most. Nomi slap.
Builder in America.
An Interesting: Sketch of His Long
and Eventful Career.
Jolru Ill rich, tile rirost celebrated ship-
blilderfiirr this country. died a few days
‘sinw at hrs home ill New York.
been su‘l'erin; for some time from cancer of
the month. which tilliilly tcrlllinatcd fatally.
I John Ilclr Ii. says the New York (‘omnl- r-
. irr' .4lft mun-x. r.“ as born net for fromCurk.
Ireland. I‘eueml er‘in. I‘lil. He came tothis
country alone when slvt *cu years old. He
The prc~'
When a boy eighteen yours old .
\vwrkcd fu'll'yclll‘s in a New Jersey brick-
yard 'Ilren he was npprcnticml for three
l ye. Is to the Altairc Iron \Vorks. of this
lcriy. to burn the trade of an iron
I founder. Ilcfru‘e his time there had ex—
pirr-rllu- bought two sections of land in
Illinois and went there to locate his land.
: While he “as g. no the Allairo Works falle I,
l and with them his only churn o of paving for
, .
, his land. He \vorkorl Ills way back from town
i [4| tori n by «Iuirrgrlrivs‘ work. until lb‘ reached
‘ New Yr l‘li City. Ills first act here “as to
5 buy. in connection with three other former
; workomll at the Album shops. a small iron
i foundry. They had no money to pay for
> Ill"Ii|llltIIl‘)'. turd illusllurt trmc Iris com
i pliillurls Ili‘-'tllllt‘ discouraged and withdrew.
1 Mr. Roach not up every niol‘uitlgat I o‘clock
\vr-rlasl far into the night. and by
llllrlustry. pluck and a certain fa ‘llII)‘
| ho hall of ilrrpressing every one he
! lllt‘f with lrls honesty and abrlitv, he man
line-I t.» pav for the foundry and get a fair
I start 111 tho business world brsidcs He was
. then only tii‘cntyvfouryears cl l, I-ut he could
' obtain advances of monm and llintcl'ial from
’ the brokers much more easily than many of
the oldest founders ill the city. »
He soon found that llll‘ small shop he had
run based \\II\'I1 o ctarrl'pcd Ir-l‘ Irisa‘librtton
li- sold it. and “llll Irrslm-IIn-l'rm laii.ulrrau
I would Johnson, bought a min-Ir larger one
Thi- t-ivo assumed a hoax y debt and before
! tum; Johns-nu b'i can to not frightened.
Noltlmu could illirllrl Jullll IIiillr‘ll‘s pluck.
lrnwcicr. .\s lll‘iUI't‘. ll~
“Ill. all his might. and IN‘IUI‘i‘ l<‘ll‘.‘ l- -;::111 t~
course again from his ball of «Ir-l0 With a
better bilslm ss than our
.-\u "Nance of his lllrlr-lrrit.1I-'c courage and
energy \\ lrr. boxcrrrrc I at about that tum-“as ‘
lab-l) told by all intimate t'r rend, Mr I: avh
obtained a Irena v r outraci. but had lli'llll -l
thy- rrrwi c) llHl‘ tlro cledit loot-tam the 1!. up-
many mall-rial. Ilo “'r‘lll to tn.- brqu-rs, who
Intlcln- l at the idea of lurrllrlslll; so lIllIi‘Il
lrlateli-l tr r a rr-rrrrrlr-ss nrau. '
l m -111.11t's Ill-sluitlou he went I 1 the heal of
tIn-lirur \\'IIl1‘l|\‘\\lll‘-I tho iron. f‘rallkly‘lald
11.cllt.s :lslolrLsIu-J tlrl- linkers l»_\"slr:ll\ilr:; 111
thr lr film s an ord- r from the firm for all the
ll‘i'll hr- \iantr- I. This “as his
characteristic. "he ii as continually
what no one else would have rlrir lsIlto do.
When the wal'lmcan .\lr. Hoar-Ir was the
Ir. )Il'lt‘ll-I‘ of u llouv‘rsllmg rrolr Foundry in
.‘r-ii Yolk city. ,,
of the n \‘i‘lllllb'lll r urltracts on “Illl‘ll Iris ri-
\:iIs 1n lrllslllfms‘ \Vcro i-llrlr-Ilzlig Illa-llls‘i‘hi‘s‘, .
He went to \\‘ashlu,;.t«-n, but found that h s
colllletlturs. s rule of whom worn orb 11s
of his steady rlsc lll prosperity and I1 s l'o’d
in th- uls, llllrl glvcn it out that Ire “as 11
men- llil\i‘llf|ll{‘l’llll1l had no shop. Ilv iielit
r Iii Sm'l‘t I:ll'\‘ l'lllism but gut it cold r‘cr‘optnm
on account of Illt‘S” rumors He obtained a
lettrr tn I‘l esldent Lincoln and bold
Iy prcscllllsl ll .‘ll‘. Lin-cl In \\:is‘
\o mur h llll) l‘rssr d \\ 1th Ills arr .3
i-f stllnly hum-JV. tIlal
Ills stuly I.c ratio In") it
Secretary “'rllos .\lr*. “’ollr s Itlllllt‘ till ex
alrlllration. found .\lr. Ill-:1 his Il'snlll'r‘i-s
iic o as DC bull l'illtlllorl Illl‘lll to l---. and Mr.
Iloach began to net 1l1~ I-‘overrlmeut
trar ts “Illi ll be had cont ,1
In IVE} Ilc bought the grout Morgan Il‘ull
“'urlts' Ill thls i‘IIV. and began to obtain a
national rcpiltalrorras :1 gr. at .~. ntractor He
had lulu: In‘lli-Vcil that as good ships confd be
favorable
bililt irl th scurrlltr) as ill any other. In I‘ll '
ho bought :rrurnd 'at Chests-r, Penn, and
be all to build his famous slrrpyards thew.
lose shrpynl‘ds “t‘lt‘ the source of his
)zlvuli‘st n-putali.u and finally If his Illin.
IIc..l.-\ r-lu; crl Ills \\‘Hl'l\.\ far beyondtmi thin;
i
that had ever bin n sis-11 111 thr. . uuntty 'llls ‘
rruichlla-rv and nil his lip; ointments \iere
lllt‘ be Iilllll I‘UIII I be pl‘ucul‘nl Ills “as tho
r lily shipiatrl irl Alumna \\I‘.1‘I‘r‘ ir-uu \irls
brought l~l the il'r.‘ and tul‘llrl out lll the
sl‘tipc cf Hull and steel vessel». ' -
In the pursuit of us laiorrto ambition to
' so 0 ti o .\Illt‘l‘|i an llli‘l‘i‘llalll marlin~ i=.‘.'.l iial
that of any other Illlili n he bull! and op r« '
llIi‘lI a Ilnc of steamers to lirazrl. .\ttermcc'
lug \\ .tIr almost. rlllsrlrllh notable obstuc'cs
- he secured tor them the rontl‘act tocarrv the
goverrmu-nl mulls. 'I‘Il -y did not pay. row»
oi er. After he had lost $I,i‘irr|,oozi upon in...“
he withdrew the lim- aud sold the boats.
.Hnwns still all netlie bidder for gov
i ernnront nurture!» and manv of the
ships of the navy were built and n,»
. palred at his yards. “11 one occasion tiio
lrrouitors were sent to his yards rind two at.
the same tune to thi )‘IIIHIS of the Harlan
, (\ Hullingswurtlt Compallv. Iris chi-f eom~
pctllor. .\It‘. Iliad) lll‘lli‘t‘d ti clans" in
tIroycr-ntla-t \iIri I1 said tllii' if one roll»
tractor finished the \\.rli before the other
be all he shoull take the work from the
dc ill merit contractor. .\lr. Item-h turned
all his men upon the monitors which he
. fllad undertaken to reruir, and had them 3
.\ part. of their ,
duty is to warn the outpo~ts of the ap- !
finished befom ths Harlan & IIolliugsworth
t‘ouir any lrud tuuchel ore of the monitor:
which 1! ha I uud tr colltm ~t. Then Iro sent
“lb" over to tho Harlan t\‘ IIOIIIII,‘“\\‘0I‘III
Kurd =, puIIeI the two ulltinislnsl monitors to
i l‘heslel‘, and Ira-I thorn tirrisIn-d before his
colluletitars awoke fronltlreir sur rise. _
.\l 1'. In a ~Ir was an earliest Il:prlI-lir~ari and,
a tirnl believer in the doctriu-r of protection.
“'hell the Denim-ratsclinic irltopoivcl‘ in I\\"1
lroheldc utiacts to boil I four sto -l cruisers.
All his available capital was invested in the
work. His friends, too, were on Ills bonds for
large amounts Mr. \\'1Iliam C. \Vllitlicy.
i the Sicretary of the Navy, ado, ted a new
- Ilueot’ policy rewarding government contract
work. and he e hall to make any pay-
ment upon t he Dolphin, the first of
the \'i‘sscls' which Ill r. lloaeh had un-
der cont ract , or upon an y of the
others, until tho Dolphin had been approve-I
by he Naval Advisory Board. The first trials
of the Dolphin Were not. satisfactory. Mr.
~lloaefr‘s mean.~ were all invested in the ves
sels. and the Secretary‘s refusal to make ad~
vances upon the work forced the xcterau
shipbuildor to make an assignment. This
“as in August, I‘VE.
During: his operation of the Chester ship
yards Mr. llmrch built eighty iron shits
them “'Itlt‘ll total tounago of 211M“) tons
and valued at $51.0 human. He employel
tfrlllll l,\‘ll| to 2,000 men. The fortune
which he. left is estimated at. $1,000," lit. The.
insigueas appointed after his failure state
that they have paid siitv per cent. of his lia-
bilities. which announcer to nearlv 2,250,.
0““. and that; in February the balance will
probably" be paid.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
THE Chicago players will re \ort for dut
at. the Hot Springs on April I} y
IN the six antes he play-ell while in Cuba
lately Sam has, of the Bostons, had a bat~
ting average of 3&5. '
Tn: I'nivorsity of Pennsvlvnnis will he
coached by Henrv Boyle, the gentlemanly
pitcher of the St. Louis- Maroons.
Tana: are .nbout fifty baseball players
wintering in Clucinn ti. a: many more in
Phlladclphin and a to ' less in Detroit.
anocsos. ibchor ot the Philadel his
Baseball Club. s been engaged to (garb
7:1]8 Princeton College nine during the wins
or.
Tn: Metropolitans‘nogbavo two men—E9
tel-brook and Orr—who have led the Asso-
ciation batteries the former in 183:! and the
latter in ISY‘L
No loss than forty-six of the mirnr league
nyels will he found iu the ranks of the
Angus and American Association for the
season of I887. ' .
Cam-nu run, or the Cincinnati team. is
contemplating organizing a team to go to
bow 0rl~ ans in February to play with the
Southern league team there. ‘
Tln'Natio-ial League has signed an even
Wpln Association. 7“; Inbrv
your; American
national. we; Northwestern, 49; Walnut,
44; Bout-born 29: Rubin), ID: New England.
m—a total of «I for the principal protes-
clonal organizations.
"tum I): male" I” “Wham “‘“fla
. I m .
the when“: an Ram
low-am
He Iiad _
as urlllsl‘tlle i~l1f'l‘i‘
lrllI-rllly ll lrrsoif. he plilllginl into the wort. g
\\1tlrout a :
nIII1:s l‘i'llillll ~11 b ‘lvl‘i- Ilrlll ll'lil 11] ll few Illi\- ‘
I‘ll‘i‘llgu‘sl :
ill-lug 5
Ho lli‘lt‘l'lllllll‘ll to ~'~ t some ‘
\\ IIIIUIII listening In :
letter to 1
i’uur .
Ni: Ws SUMMARY
Eastern and Middle States.
T115: Massachusetts Img’slature organized
wrtli the selection of Halsey J. lioarduiau as
President of the Senateaiud Charles J. Noyes
as Speaker of the House. .
(iJVI-illxilll Boowlcu, of Maine. recom-
mends a pruhlbitory tariff on Canadian tish
in retaliahon for the seizures of Arrlcricuu
tislllug vcss ‘Is. _
Jous I‘D. “RACE, a carpenter, shot- and
killed his wife in a Broekton Alassu hotel,
and then committed suicide.
A s'rerl»: of employ-es in the coal carrying
trade in New Jersey and Pennsylvania has
thrown 30,1“! men out of employment.
\\‘11.1 Lin E. IlIZAN, of Wheelbck, Vt.
has been held for examination on the. charge
of lllllrilcring five of his children soon after
their birth.
Two old misers. Joseph Perry and Robert,
I‘rieo. were found in a dilapidated building
in Philadelphia starved to death.
Ax extensive lire at Hartford. Conn. gut-
ted a largo business blo ‘k. causing: a loss of
over 81:5,!th Thomas R. Lawton, a re
porter, was burned to death. .
Ilnv. ha. EDWARD McGvax‘, the pronii~
nent Catholic priest summoned to Rome from
New York. becauseof hrs open championship
of Henry “marge- in the recent mayoralty
contest, has refuel to obey the summons.
South and West.
I‘rtnitlxltx'r Chicago shoe manufacturers
are being boycotted by the Knights of Labor
for n Ioged violation of contracts with the
Knights.
.\Il.ss Karl: Nrt‘lmrsux, of .\Invsvil!e. Ky,
twenty years old. was kneeling in front of
the tire to say her pmyers, when her clot-h~
rug 1... ll. tire and she “a. fatally burned.
A Four “‘nrrrll dailv paper says about
4,100 families are destitute in the dl‘otlght~
Hrrckeu rcgnru of Texas.
Av evpb-si -n of- nat ural gas at Youngv
town, Ulrrn. caused a tire \iltll a damage cs-
: trnratml at Stmal hand the supposed loss. or
a human life. ,
'I‘llr: Michigan Republicans, ii h - control
the Stat . Legislature. i-Iloso Francis ll.
Silk‘lxlll'hlg“. :1 Healthy I-usillcxs tllli'l. as suc—
cessor tn Hun-r II. Conger m the l'ulte l
States Senate. . '
.lersr-Xi 11.1 it. Fla, has been visited by
an earth rualte “III-‘ll causol buildings to
shake all-I \"llllltl‘VN to rattle.
‘I‘ur: (into l‘rty Huanls. of Atlanta. a win I;
2 Southern lrrllltur‘y ul‘glllllnltiou. r‘r‘nlcm
. plated making a tour of I~211.:Iaud next sum»
mar. but thr ir appIn-atruu for permis-run to
march ti 1‘ :ruglt that country luLs been re-
fused by the II: III Ii :lutllul'rtios. ’
Duns iv.\1:r‘. (‘l'1‘\‘. II -i , a thrii lug village,
, has lost in llv its clrtlrc business section by
. tire. I..- ‘, about Slit-pill,
A it till Fargo, Dakota. dostl‘oyoln por
tiolr of tlze .\ru II1»~1 11 I‘m llic I‘illlll‘i'fl I‘ssllups,
causingauc~l1matod damage of {‘2‘ “UN”.
'I‘IIF Chung» It‘ll-Ins .-\ssc1irbly and the
machinery of the Labor iartv in that t‘ll\‘
have been ruptured by tlrc Nrwmllsls, \vIle
now IilI tIrc [‘lt‘lIIJli'Ill o‘liccs.
Tm: officers of tho= steamer .l \V. Martin.
; burnol on thv- .‘ll\sl\\lllpl lilver l'c ember
; llx‘, have Iie- r1 millet-«l lol‘ manslaughter in
; narrsrng the Il‘.\\ of many Irics.
III-'VIH .\lt‘\ Hus dual a few days since ill
l \'er1rlillil~n I‘Hrlslr. l.ti..-:lml If ts clalmisl that
at his dl 11th he had leached the HiI'\ arrnid age
of Irr- years.
“'nnlilngtun.
'I‘lll: Senate has continued the nomination
of 'I‘Ilr-tlrtls Mrs-tillgllt to be tiniertlur \If
\Vyorlllrr:, and 'I‘. A tile-y to be Postmaster
at Ticonderoga. N. \' ‘
l Tnir Iiixcr and limb erpproprllition lull,
in pres must to the Ill-use by the t‘ournrrttce,
upproprmtcs ST, I's\.;'.‘i'.
Ni-nrsniluss by the law-sirloin; Thomas
1 l‘. Manning. of Inurslalrn. I'llvny Extra
lnllnnry and Mlurslrr I‘Ienipoteutnl‘y
‘ Mexrnr; Hugh A. Drusmnre, of Arkansas,
Minister Ib-sdrnt and Corlsulliencral to
Coma; Robert I“. i‘ulbreth. of t‘alrfortiia.
. Consul at Apia. Thomas Q.
. Missouri, 'Attorncy for the Eastern Distrlc
- of Mlsxizlrl. '
Tux Secretary of the Treasury bns arr
pointed Herbert F. “webs-r, a son of Rev
Ionry “'nnl Brother, to be n special agent.
of ill-f Treasury Department.
Tut: Senat- has (\rnlirullnl the
nominate-11s .\. F. I
following
.cwrsart Pennsylvania
Deputy l‘httll Auditor of the Treasury; l.
. N. Ilufonl. of Mississippi. Deputy Fourth
Auditor of t. re Tn-asury'. Colonel 0. II.
“'iIIcov, Ilizxiidlcr General. Lieutenant-
i‘oIr-uel John Mu -ro, Ill'lgullh‘f‘ General and
: Surawvn General. Colonel .I. l‘. Illrarr-~.Ii1‘l~:— :
ndler-(iem-la‘. and Chief of Engineers; also a
3 nunrlor of lurstmnsters,
- Foreign.
TIIR death of the Marquis de Iltiys. n
wNIIttry I‘tit isltiu. so ~13"\‘CII.\I the mind of Ills
. lmutllul Widow that she n’uumittq-J suici be
by throwing herself out of a third story wru-
dow of her ‘msldenec. -
ARM-unit American schooner has been
mined by the Canadians for alleged violation
of the mvcnuo laws
Fu-‘rv-stx men arrested for resisting evic—
tion and rent. collection in County tinlway,
Ireland, last August. have just been swu—
noneed to nrious terms of
ranging from twelvomolghtoen months.
Tn: cons. of France for .1896 shows a
048 in Item.
Form of the young men condemned to
death meently for an outrageous mull
, upon a servant irl at. 8 hey, Aunts-nth,
havoboen hangni « yd
'l‘lle villagn of Il_,eurel, near 'I‘ullis, North ‘
Afru-a. was severely shaken by an earth:
down
persons were killed and nlany‘
i quake. .~\ number uI house“ fell
, rind scv.-u
hurt.
A xr'ilnral of peasants at Smolensk. Russia.
have rebelled an Iovortunvcml and disarniod
the garrison. Tniops from Charkotl' quellell
the irlsurwction.
AVALANCIIRS in Switzerland have do
stroyed some houst and killel many cattle.
'I‘r:.\‘ persons wow injured by an explosion
of gas in a tenement house in Glasgow, Scot~
land.
A GREAT snow storm has been raging
through the luidlaud counties of England.
eariprrganalraostca1nplets interruption of
‘2‘!" li‘.
um. Nair-E
TIIF. assessed valuations of nail estate in
New York City an: $I;237,‘.‘T3,‘.l1r:. an in.
‘crease of $7r‘l,:i:ll,e\‘11\‘ over Icc‘l‘l.
'l‘woholse thieves named Caldwell and
the Waterloo lN. Y.) jail, in an attempt to
escape, but were secured before they could
get away. Walters died of his injuries.
\‘nlumo, Rcuuxu & (‘o.. of Chilazo,
until recently the largest toy house in th-
\\'est, have failed for tlllllaltlt).
lexu to the complications arising in In-
diana from the election contests and claims
of both political parties, the inauguration of
Lieutenant-Governor Robertson (Rep) at
Indianapolis was accompanied with scenes
of great disorder. The Democratic members
of the Legislature energetically protested
against his presiding over the joint session-
nnd a motion to adjourn was declared car-
ried, but when a rush was made fol-the doors
they were found lockol. The Lieutenanb
Governor‘s inau rural. could not be board in
the din that was raised. N
Coxsl'ns nominated by the President:
Isaac R. Diner, of Illinois. at
mons quantities of provisions in the strongly"
fortified town of Met: in anticipation of war
with France.
Snvxlut. changes in the British Cabinet
are announced. '
Enousu naval pensioners have been on
dated to . hold themselves ready for active
duty—an announcement not calculated to
illny the apprehensions of, a great war in
Europe. -
Dunno the put your $3,231,815 was ox-
* . Wmsmb,
a! New York. 0! this amount 83,103,”
ascend
maul
bi '
Ilnshaw, of ’
imprisonment y
tal populati: n of &\&‘3,803, minst 3?,674- .
Johnson attacked John Walters, turnkey of '
fl nasal clan
A Seventeeml’earuom Boy Mur-
ders Hts Employer.
Scattering the Dismembered Re-
mains Along the Wayside.
' James E Nowlin, a boy who was arrested
for killmg his employer, Goal-go A. Codman,
n Nunrorvillc tMnssl milkman, and scatter-
ing the dismembered body alqng the high-
way irl two towns, has made full confeSion
of the crime. Nowlin says he killed young
Codman at. 3 o‘clock in the morning. The
deed was done in Codumn’s stable. He says
that holrad be .n thinking of it for oomodays,
oxcited thereto by Codmnn‘s boastful way of
showing money, and expectedtosecure about
$lilltl, with which he intended to leave that's
part of the countrv. He slipped up behind
neck with abrrtcber‘s knife. Ho severed an
artcry mill Codman fell to the tloor and died
almost instantly, Htthen put. the body un~
der :1 pang, cover? I it. up and ‘Went on his
null; route, taking his bnrther with him.
He returned about. 11 o’clock. put up his
team aul went to dinner. Alter dinner he
went to tll - stable, clean-cl up the train: of
tho crllm- its well as he could, and then do-
Iibr-r‘atml as In the disp Sitlun (if the body.
He liua Iv desldrsl to take it away in the
pun: and se-rcle it. somewhere until he
\Ulllil snfi‘ly ‘l‘t rid of if. Ilt‘ consider“!
the weight of the body, and-to make
it easier to handle and to little the traces of
his ghastly land he noncludal to disrnonrber
it. Then he took an ax and Iirst chopped otf
the left log close to the body and theutho
right arm. Thinking that with these mom-
bcrw mm- b ‘ could easily Imu Ilo what was
left, lie placed the ho I}: and the severed
parts in the back part. of his pin: and
cox erwi it. \\ ith the rubber llol‘so blanket
which was srlbse pientlv found near the body,
and also put tho axe it o the sleigh. Ilsr'um
sturtnl,‘ he tidied thingsrrp 111 the stable. din
. stroyrug what he could of the lnarksleft after
, lrrs rough "\qu of disso'fluu, Ilc con~
'clrnlerl then to secure the money for
‘ wlrl-b ~Ilo Lad committed the irime,
l
and start-«I olf with the turnout and the
In dy for l‘odrunn‘s boarding: house. He left.
tlr-- team \l:l_lI-I:llg a few doors from the
hurl-c and thou \\l‘llf ill, I "III“: the laudlonl
that (“rulmall was going riiitiy for an
rialolirrrt time \\ 1th a 71mm and had
sent him for his money and other things.
He \\II\ “Howell 1.- gv: up In t‘ sltlmu’s rim tu
t-l :rl :irll 'rcs l-f'apgcircl. 1111 I from there be
_ car'ric l of the dos-k contain ng about $53 in
inr-n--_v and utllol‘nrtu-Ios of value. More-
t r the team and drove oil" toward
_ Igltlll.
.\I.ct‘ rll'iiin: awhile Iro hogan to l't‘aIlZG
the enormity it Ill\ crllllcallil In‘i‘nmc nil-It
and 111 re fl‘:r,:llf1~2tr<l as he drove along. rui—
u.:rmll: that all “h.- saw It 111 l.11cw1~f the
dh tlrll'ul b‘lrrlcll Ize was curryltiq. Ills (inns
Ctlllu‘ In a himly
was fl'cv' flum
Innly nut “I Illl‘
Ills It'll: i-f ilr‘toctlun, sclasl tltcaixo tl‘l".
chopped the head oft and smashed the face
' rlrrtrl be thought it \voulrl l~c itlln-cngrlinlble.
He then Illl‘i“\ the head and an arm ova-r
2,:1 null. return d to the road. lrltrsl the
lowly luti thr- puug and started off
agarrr. .-\tter-l1lvm;: nts-uta mile and a
ll .11 he again al guts-d and threw the boly
irrtusolun- shrrrl-l-cl’y, where it was attor-
“url round. The left lh- N‘l'l’etod ill
.\~‘lll\‘ bushes lItN‘tr After llopusit»
111; the body took the rub
bur biaulrel which Iral hlslilt‘ll the
, ronrarrrs m the puny; and threw it, as he
thought, over tlrerlrsmcmlwrell boly, pimped
rut.» the pull: and drove ( tl‘. The blanket,
, Ir. never, tell slur: of If\ mark and left the
1 body l-xpuscl. Illsllilli‘ull‘llll\.\Ii‘lI occupied
hrm about tullr llvilzs.
I Jauros I‘:(I\\'I\I‘\I NnWIIn is a handsome
' young 111.111. little over seicuteon years old,
l and ls intelligent looking. III! is nlllle
' four brothels uhz- Soniorvrllo.
I‘Yllllt‘ Ilotlllllg’ reall -bnd is kuowuof
lllll‘ brothers. they love the reputation
l of being liotrbloodod and wild. The fat ‘er
part of the
observation Ilo
road and
It“:
ll)‘.
be
live III
of the IIIIIII ', it In mtg}, hanged hinmlf in
the "Irritant my in tho provmcon. His do-
virlure from Fumem ilIon few years ago was
l1l\l(‘llt‘1l by sum-“hat questionable actd.
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A FRICHTF UL COLLISION.
:‘Il l".\prcss l‘l‘nslu‘s‘ Into 3 Freight
, 'l‘r in »l.oss uI‘ l.il“~.
I .\I»o ll I lit o‘clock A. .u tlrcothermorning;
as :1 Ilulllrtlvl‘i‘ null tilim freight Il‘fllll. cast
Imlllr i, \\:is pullrll; u,- n ;1‘arloiof mnc mile:
‘, "“3" Ill“ \ lililtl‘ “I Republic, l llilo, Ill 'clrg‘lli
g gair- out, w the. .urductor. \\~ J. Flet 'hol‘,
says, and the liner 1 Hill I gun-1 turther. The
conduct. Frill-M in". that llr-r Itlllltikl 1‘\I\I'\'\S
than twenty r or |.-n_~_t is when be sari t
.J'I‘U‘5‘ i‘illtllllg.
t ~u late It \\:ts‘!11|]nl,\‘\ll-li‘ to st -ptIr.-t.‘:111r.
In less lilllcllralr rt talus luv-y s -.l‘1.- liiocrr
gun‘s hiltl i‘illlli‘ l.\,;ctIu-r with :l tcl‘l'lbicvnish
tind tell-sci” e I. When tho tuixs‘engcr errqilrcer
fa“ tlicl'l‘cpht he \Il rubsl to the fireman:
. ‘Jttmp' pllrrp'._mu:pf";rurl set the example
by ,lumplng through tI-o cub Window. IIo
‘ nllglltcl 111 a snow lrirlk. dislocatin;
1 Ills km 0. but burn,- . tIlr-rwrsi utilit-
Jurcd. 'I he tireruarr. \YAIIIIIHI I-‘levlel tells
, an so t 1 Jump. but \va‘loo late. and twoiron
bean s «trugh‘ lrrm at the hips. crushing him,
i and lioldlug llllll ten feet lrltliualr. “In-To he
3 wassusleuded three hours, whondcatllcamo
g to Ills 1cl.cf
\l'ltlliil live lumlltes after the collision tll \
wreck \\ as on tire and tho lulqgaxo and we
press and the sruoltrug car. which had been
completely tell-scornsl, were enveloped in
llamus Thoma-norm“ beg-gan-Irloscliplioll.
From tho Sllli king car issued crrcs. grains,
and irayels. The passengers ill the regular
cone i were all thr own from their seats, mono
or less. lujtiuvl Una young lady fell on a
stove and a man had Ills hand terribly burned
In. t‘ \‘
in insulin; her. .
The two sleepers did not lonve the track,
‘ and were uncoupled at once and pushed back
a from the tire. .»\ll of the n-st of the )Klm‘lb
l ger tram burned. and u hell day light- dawuod-
nothing was l~-ft of rt but a leiv hot wheels
and rods
. 'l liens were fourteen or lifte‘n persons in
I the smoking car. and most of tllom perished
I in the flames and their bodies were burned to
I irnns‘ognilablo masses Uue luau alone ass
raped from the smoker. He was thrown
through the moi of the car into
: the air. llis spine “as injure-I and
i his hNItl batty burned. llo ba-I the ap-
pearance of an Irisllymigrant, ant was de—
lrlous when taken out. is could not give
his name, and, just before dying, being
; askol where he lived, raid he had no homo.
1 Among thew who perished in the smoker
was a man named Joseph l‘ostletliwaito.
aged fifty-seven, and his two sons, Spencer
and Henry. aged res m-tiveiy’ eighteen and
eleven. lle vvason us way to Chillieothe,
.
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Mr», near‘ which place ho had
a brother Irving. He came from New
Mutinsvilh‘, Ya: whom he had sold a farm.
He had the proreods of the sa‘e in his pocket,
and the money, nlllt‘llllllllg.w$I,.-)lll, was
burned. His who and three small | bildren,
who were In the other car, were saved, and
token to the village of Ile 'tblic. Aeorro-
spourlent found the mother t-artbrakeu and
bemcrming her terrible loss. The children
lnycd artlessly around, not knowing what
ad befallen them.
When the lmngers who had escored
from the roar ears came to chair senses they
commenced at once to try to aid those im.
prisoner! in the burning baggage. ex ram
and smoking eats. C. 1‘. Bradley, of \\ ush-
irigton, was hanging out. of n lnr window,
and was found to b.) fastened by the legs so
that. no .nula not no taken out. In this
pooition he was burned by inches 110
id sent word to NS family. He was g
uuinent Knight of labor. and was on his
wn ' t r the “lost to lecture. Nine charred
burned bodies were taken from the debris
of the wreck, but none of lbsothsl's could be
identified.
“5;" his watch and tapers to a bystander
LP
Tu: most Ira-wily endowed «locational in~
ntitutioui in thallmteil States am; Glrard
College, $IU,01II‘0(H; Columbia, $3,1I0u1l0;
Johns Hopkins, “JD 5000; Haryanl, $3,000,-
W; Princeton, Shannan”; Lrhlgli, $1,5L0,~
000; Cornell, $l,l.l),000. ,
A Prrrsavncn naturals“ company is the
largest one in the country. It. su to; over
{liminnfncttggies “d 2'1’5 7522i) consumed.
w t: e on moon
the wtunrcaotog Iondingintomnrgh
is“ n: 1,311, , pangs Inch:
unun llvl "near Little but.
‘11? ‘
W M 31%
in? “WNW
was ,
m A '
\Yl'l‘lu‘il so much upon Ilrm that when he! 5
fihlk Ill“ ,
pong and. half fl't‘u/I‘NI by ‘
\vr-st “as about till" :tul lwrl :1 lcl Iantor‘u .
and tau tul‘unlrl, II- had not -,; no more
He srgrialml 1!,l-u: .t was lllct:_
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
Senatczfi‘mssiuus.
H'rll DA\'.-.\Il‘. Mitchell, of I‘errnsylvav
nitl, from the Committee on Pensions. re-
ported a bill grant rig a pension of $2,".k a
venr to the widow of General John A.
Ingan, and asked for it: immediate consid—
eration; but, uudol‘objertion of Mr. Coke,
the bill went over for a day. . . . Among the
bills introduce! Were the following: Mr.
Sherman—To provide that all persons on the
tension rolls for loss of limb or limbs shall be
entitled to receive arrears of usion from
the date of discharge or disabi ity. Ily Mr.
Call-Providing that. the Commissioner of
Agriculture shall establish in each of the
several States not. less than one agricultural
experiment station and farm, for which pur-
he is authorrzod to purchase not. exceed-
ing 2m acres of land in each State. The
sum of $1,009,000 is appropriated tocarr‘
the a 1; into effort. By Mr. Blair— 0
appropriate $600,001 to promote the
(‘0 ored People‘s \Vorld‘s Exposition to be
held in Birmingham, Ala. from September
‘12, IK‘T, to January ill. H‘s. . . . A number of
petitions war ~ presnta-d praying for an up
propriation, and in some roses asking the
\detiuite sum of mill, to enable colored citi‘
the victim and stabbed him in the side of the “jzuus to eniigmt‘ to Liberia. . . . .\Ir. l‘lntt op-
posed the t‘onfr-rcn‘e report of the Inter-
State Commerce bill.
151“ Inna—Mr. Mandemn (Nebraskna
brought befom the Senate the cue of the
claim against. Mexico for the killing of Cap-
tain Emmett Crawford by Mexican trootxs
in January, I-‘s‘i‘i, saving that. a stronge.‘ and
more urgent demand for indemnity should
be male. and introducing a bill. for "I“ ro~
lief of Captain Crawford‘s heirs. The bill
wa~ referred” . .Tlre bill introduced on the
, pn-vious day pcnsiunin,~ Mrs Logan was
1 passed. as was a bill rucreasing the lensiou
of the Widow of Francis P. Blair 10:10“ in
year. . . .'I‘Ile Ilrter‘State (‘onlrlli-r. e bill, “as
dzseuc or further. . . .l‘ixo ‘tItIYQ so slon
llirll llAY.—~Ml‘. Call oil‘erod a rcmlutiou
declaring that celtlin lands granted for
railroad purposes in Florida shall
felted. :lud instrip‘ting the
General to bring suit. against all
porm ons attempt"; to sell or‘ fllI\t*"-
us:- public 'lanr s embraced in lailnind.
unmts \\ here blils for forfeiture are pending
. before t‘ururcss .. .\lr .\lcl‘l1cr\ou pro; osrul
l\II amendment to the Inter-“tale Common 0
lull . . A bill \vas pass“! appropriating $ ‘al‘.
A". true)“-
lield Armory. the irrieutorot‘ the Springfield
breech loading rifle musket. in couuwnmtion
for the us.‘ of the invention by the goietu~
merit . liar» rltlvc session. ,
l. ‘t H II \\ . — .»\ menu-rial was lll‘tise‘lIIA’sI
from the New York t‘llri-lllor of l‘ozlllnel'co
pre-enting ob e-tiolrs In some of thy- pro
\ rsluus of the IIIIA'l’r‘flllfi Commerce lirll.
.‘II‘ lbclr‘, from tln- Nil-1t Committee on the
ill‘luI‘JIL: it ~ xmeu-ut that nctrorr be trikelrlry
(”mist-r ss fortheduoCelebration111\le llxn.‘
tun about ,\prll 1'|. l“:', ml the m ntcnnia‘sol
the ad rptlou . f lhn l‘l ust tutluu and of tl'e
discovery of :‘tllt‘l‘ll“t|. all I dirt-cling Ibr-
!'\|:IIIIIIIII i- t.» 1 oust ‘0: and pro; us.» tlr I-cst
motto of . Olclirrit -i'll Adoptml . . . . Messrs.
lbs-k nil-I t‘ullo u spoke in favor-of the Intel'-
lirll. .\Ir. Nuut‘onl spake
... I‘IM- lrtr\c, S\‘\\I\ ll.
: h at; i ‘urmllr-rcc
111 up] usltlou
i'l‘ll\t‘ Sv~sinl|l
liru luv I‘Ire bill for the Is-rmauent rul-
«plan “1110‘!" of the Pl lo and (kin-g.- l‘atmls,
and to «wow the Iris-slum of the saulo‘tn thoi
t urrrrru-r. o of tho I‘ll-led NRIIIN was culls-lb
, I‘ll‘ul 1:i t‘uliuultlo- of III‘ \\'lm!c .‘It‘
i \Vclnm 1‘ Y ‘ .‘l‘l\l\'fll «I Its pansugo
I 'I‘Iru lll llau Appropriation bill “a. passed
\irtlrusrt .lrs rissiuu ordrvrsion. It uj‘I-f‘i-pf‘l
ales $3. I IE." I" Tin- .‘IIIII—tll'Y Acadcrrly Ap
proprratiou brlI was Illi‘Il taken 11p. and
let‘s-«.1 “IIIIIII a quarter of an lmur ...'l'lle
l’l-srgllataul of James \\' Ill-1d as lioproscutm
trio in the l-‘urti mnllr (‘r-ugnrss from tho
and tal-‘ol
1"“! IN‘. —-'l‘h.-II.~1:<.- resumed In C on
turttce of the Whole tlru- « r-trsalr-ratlou of th -
bill for tho :rrrnatiullt irriprnvetnoll! of tho
I‘Il‘lv all I Using.» l‘utrais, and to sonar.- the
freedom of the NIIIII‘ to tlrr~ coniulerni of tli.s
l lllllsl Shit-x. .\Ir “'l-In-r 1of New \‘ur'.
corn-lulled Ins argument in support
the measure. urging that m n i‘nllllilli'rs'lnl
lk'lllI Ui \‘rl-ii the call-its worc‘ urtmngl m
their character .Tlre l‘eusluli Approprili~
lrulr lull. “In ‘fl :l)|}|l"ip:’ia!«\s $7i-,“ti,.r\ll I»-
low tln-ostulmtos. \\ as mwl wrth ut amend
mom or discussion. . . ho Naval lleorgau
Lnliou bill was discuwsl.
I‘JTII “At. The I‘lrl-Ili‘
report was read ..:\ volllmulrlcatt 1n from
tho Commissioner Internal lien-zine was
re. erred re ruesuzr: an Home. 1 to at l t on“!
:ipproprlntlun of $31M“ I for m ‘irlrs and oi.
pcnsr‘s of colic. t rljs 1'!
the current lis. rd year ..The Home spent
the rellialndor of the day on the prlvate t al
t‘IllItll‘, and then tork a recess untzl 7 :;ri_.thc
ci euin: S~*\sl in being for the cousaielntlon
of pension bills .
L‘ilrll luv “The lull appropriating: $3109
0 s! for :\ put-Irv burldm ' at Charleston went
over attir debate he Ilillls.‘ went into
l‘riuter‘s annual
Illi‘lll.
Ian»
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.‘IQSSI‘S. Buck .(‘onn.\riu Thomas
favorel and Mr. Lard rlleI! oppoed
the measure. . . ..\Ir. His vol»: l.\'. \'.I intro~
(IIIs‘tKI a bill reducing: the dutios on raw
sugnr, provldmg for the payment of boun~
tax on tobacco and spirits usual in the arts
and mantrfa~tlxres....M1-. Willis rKy.) re-
portel tine Iii-pr and Harbor Bill. and It
Iva-ordered printed and recommitted.
lied from appointment bv reason of a :c. Ily
.\Ir .\l--rrrlll:lu ..\'. \'.|fl ‘or' the pun-base of
Juhll l-Iri \surl's "Destroyer," and ten eu»’
lulu-NI steel \‘css.~ls of the Same tvpo for do
tending the bar b it‘s of the l'ulted States.
MUSICAL ANQPRIEATIG
“‘u.l.t.u1 .l. Srsxrax has put out a stand-
ing Olll‘l' of $‘i.“\' for a good new Irish play.
'I‘lllc late (‘mneral John A. Logan app-carol
o a minually in dramatic representations in
isll‘ly IIIi‘.
EMMA Arinorr, Itose t‘oglrlan. .‘llle. Rhea,
.‘Iinuie Mmlr in: and Ilcnnlan Thompson are
all intlre \\' ,
Mill-L Parr], they say, receives $1,000 eer-
taiuty for \‘l‘Vll )u-rformauw, and onedlalf of
the cxeem oi er stall 0 _
stmsnntnsco and Clay lirecne are to
writea new play for Lotta for next season.
They are to get $3.000.
Josue" l'rlocron. the veteran tragesiian,
Is receiving applications in Bustou, for in—
structlon in dramatic art. ‘
A \‘OI‘XG Italian named \‘ineenlo, with a
trio-2o soprano \‘uir't‘. has gone to Parts to
seek his fortune on the stage.
(In: of the popular concert and orntsorio
singers in England today is Miss Hope Glenn,
wlloforrnerly lived in Chicago.
Tlllt French [minus report that Mifi Emma
Thursby scored a brilliant swam at the
Con '(‘It I‘hilbarruoni-pie in Bordeaux, where
she sang a week ago.
Acconmxc. to the Boston~ Tthl‘rIfo’r, Miss
Kane Field is the most. brilliant and attraw
live woman who has ever. alums-ed on the
lyecum platform irl Amman,
Mrss anrvcnsex lira-unlit, the-American
inns dounn, who is at prewar "I'l‘llll‘opt',
received and azwptotl a flattering offer
to sing in grand Italian opera in Italy,
[.oxnox nudienres are making unenviable
times when them appears to be not the
slightest provocation for such conduct.
Miss Dam: Smooxs, of “'nshinatou, a
t mnddaie-hter of the once celebrated
Egan. actress, - Is Sarah Siddons‘, will be
come a meml er of Edwin Booth‘s company
in February. f
Hexav lnvrsc. says: “I hold‘the theatre
to be a plane of recreation for sober-minded
and intelligent people. I am not. aware that
there is any divorce between Christianity and
honest recreation.“
M‘t. Hnsnv Invxxo calcullates tbtatl the
residential theatre-going popu ation 0 an-
don numbers 801M100, and that $1.00.) people
“enter London every day with money in
theirpoekeisto see the sights of the town
and mass themselves." _
Enivrs Boom and Lawrence Barrett will
star together next sensual Elwood make alone of
' wont eaten '1»: ocean ocean.
$18 ry, no “0“:pr and unfinian
w the ‘ncipol actions. an
ill humid-iii: drontly. Hr. Booth w
n' llr. Barnett Contain
reputations for rulliauly demonstrations at.
be for~ : p
_ su-nrd certain to await their venture.
(‘UI‘ ‘
0m for the “liluW and daughters uf Erskine :
S Allin. formerly Master Armorcrat Spring
' mun
ill'reek of a German Ship on the
L1
l MARINE usual 3
. The Secretary of the Interior- Takes
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Virginia Coast.
All Hands on Board (and Five
Life-Savers Drowned.
A most disastrous shipwreck occur-rut at ‘2 ‘ _
' mmister was telegraphed for and the linens:
o‘clock the other morning near the Little
Island life-saving station on the Virginia
(vast. fourteen miles soath of Cape Henry.
Twenty~seven lives were lost, among
them live We uviug men. “'11“.
in the discharge of their duty,
were drowue I. The morning was bib-
terly cold and a blinding snow storm pre-
vailed, with the wind blowing a gale from
the northeast. During a lull in the stlrm
the lifesaving patrol from Little Isinnll
life-saving station sighted a large ship
stranded on the bar about but yards
from the shore. “What: he sw the vess'
sel he was on his way to meet the pa
trol from Dam Neck Station and exchange
cheeks showing that both patrolman had
been to the end of their beat. The Data
Neel»: lntml was only a few yards dis'nnt
when the vessel was sighted. and both tiled
rockets t) notify the crew of tbes’randed
ship that she had been soon. They hurried
back to their respective stations and gave the
alarm
Iu [little while both crews. with Iifeboots
and apparatus, were abrelst of the Wiesk,
and the boom of a mortar announced that a
line had been shot out to the ill~fatel vessel.
The shot was unsucces ful. and a se and
was tirel with like resint. After firing
six unsum . fuI shah. the life-saving
men detmjn\1&l to brave the fur:-
utlS sea a 1d the death which
The
word of command being given by Captain
liclanrn of Life Saving Statmn No 4, known
as Lllle Island, six ill the "10‘! Given
boaturml manned call) boat. At his
coma and th- men gave way with
a mll. and in a mnnrea: lintlt
boats- were bronsting the furious waves
Tilt-y rear ht“ the ‘slllp in safely. and livv (If
the ship‘s crew were taken in a Ill‘cl-o‘at and
ten in u slrlpslrunt. which “as Illllnr’lll‘il tul‘
flu-purpose, 'llro boats wen.- Ircuird for
shore and not a word was spoken. for each
renamed the awful pen] “llll'll
sul‘ruim-bxl them. \\'1th a stearlv pzrll thr-
tiio boats were willing goo-I llcalriay for
' shore. when a wave of great power sllul‘li
Centennial Celebration. reported re olutir-us ‘ l
j drowning.
‘ strangers.
In-tli bolts, ray-sizing tllcm lrlslaut‘y and
[tlI=‘llIIlgllli'll‘ twenty tiiu rwrupatl 5 into the
roam-g sea.
'I‘lien begana drags-rate struggle for III-r,
and “will marry or the men it wasaprw
Inn-,zelune. The horrified Ilfe savers on
the bomb wow tuii'lerlr-ss to assist tho-1r
r‘orlnnrles or the ill fortunate
'l‘llc druulmlg llrcu \ver
carried southward by the seas. and
some of them were washed ashore. As tlr-y
came within reach tlr--_v “ere pr: ked .1p and
‘ endeavors “‘i‘l‘v made tn rev ru- tlrmrr. and 1:.
1 two instances with success, although one of
the two islui lly injure l.
The vessel is the Norman shill Elimbeth.
l‘n itaiu Halborsuldl. from Hamburg tn
Ila limore, and nut oueef h ‘r- re“ of twenty—
, two men sill \ iii-v] Ill-r \iru-sk, -
Fifth North l‘an-ilrra l‘rstrlct was re-t-lixsl .
of Y
internal revenue for I
(If the Irfc say in: crew the fu'vlwwing were
last: Abel Ila-Imus. ("alum-1 of No. 4. known
as Little Island. J. \\'. Inn-I 'sanre station.
Ih-o \\'. Stone. satire: J. A. l‘e‘anw, of I out
Neck station. fill-l brother 0. Ald'l. J(‘>l‘ph
Spratley. of ham Ne'k.
John Ella-ridge an I Frank 'l‘elfru'rl. of No.
isuition. were Washisl ashore and resuscb
taste-l.
THE DEADLY 75m).
Blrniy Boys Killed or Injured “'liile
(‘nasl ing.
The full-mum is one day‘s recur-I of acci-
llflllls in the last causedby «‘(L'isYiug’
\\'Irrlc three lmvs were mustrng m “'etlt-
wx lzh. Mas», their sled ran into a load of
lumber, and I\\'r\ of thr-m \iero instantly
lull-u! and the other so seriously injured that
ho is not. (‘xpcclod to live.
’I‘ivlut buys ivy-no muslin; dmvn South
Main strlet. Portland, \‘L, on a traverse .
.slrxl. when tho s'e I struck the slvleof a bridge
at lbofoat of the bill. throwing the boys
head lilst Itll.‘ the strczilu. Cyril lice,
lift-mu .‘iears old, was fatally innnxl.
.‘clrrr Kill;\li*_\'_ twelve yems old. was In.
tvrna'li myrrrul and wrl prulnbly dze.
‘l‘lnunas Shir-Eds, t “elve yr :ir- ”irl. ii as picked ;
'l‘l.(‘ t‘cll::llr;l1t: sl-ierltr-cu
his. luau «I. but none scrz~
up uucolrsrlous.
Inns \u-ro lunl‘c or
ousiv hurt,
Jl-Iru Krrov and
ads. c lcll aged
ab -r. ten years.
sl‘rzuttslv. nnl i: 13
James Ii“
\"l‘ 1'“
‘ Uliillfilll fatally lulured at "ohm-rd, N. H ,
Committee of the “'liolo on the hill consoli- ;
datrug certain boron .s of the ."nvv Depar:~ ‘
ties on domestic sugars. and abolishing the i
_ cisco, nurnl cred twcirty~four.
L'lsr Dav. rlirlls intnxlucod: By- Mr. Tan
t:i-_\' rMichs—i‘rovidnlg for tli- erection .
or up'iiard. the uvst of the building
the I‘uitol Stat»; of ILHH inhabitants
of a pal-1w building in each city of
to \riry :inuildm; t . the population, from
SET-Al!“ for l-|.:‘I| inhabitants tu‘ SH".
“H for 30$“! inhabitants. Iiy Mr.
Ilrec‘wul'idgc ~\lakm: wrtnin forms of
sgiet-alatron unlawful. By Mr. Mays
bury r.\li h ‘~—.~\m-.-nding the i‘ivil Sl‘b
vim a 1 so that no person shall be disquali- 5
. 083.
2 Tu: sheep have been badly flecccd _ BOPLE'
- “a they know It _ _ Tpr: Duke of Sutherland and party, now
I — <7 . _ ‘ . ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ " In t IIS gantry, have goueto Florida.
I TH}. .‘AR IKE-I 3. faunas E. I‘lr.unrst. a new bo ' preacher,
l NEW YnliK. I has jusl‘nmde his appearanw. lie is “just
iBeef ms, good tonrimem 7 «i “3 mm“ .
C.“ caesium no rims ...... 3 45a: ‘f‘g Miss \ luvs. llauflrtcr cf the Postmaster—
85: P
i Sbce , _____ * «Dior In General, has Jus: made her debut in Wash—
1 lam ......... S at 9‘ _ ington schtv.
1 Hogs—Livo‘a ::dg Pd: .(i‘IENIltAI. Samurai, malty received
Dues. , , s ‘ ~,(‘l“ ‘n‘resf .‘ er ‘L‘o--t‘, b ,
I FIorir~I-Z'x.St..goodtofaucy 2; 1:8 or 1‘ 14)) fihall)luhut‘|2::u.:_u "1 ry \~-| l U ‘0
t “.1“ t. “V‘s‘xm‘o chore. ‘ 1‘“ g d (.35.; Mus. M~£l.:1.Ln.\', the widow of the Gen— A
“refs—tin}; ., ..... i i I . 573,5 all 59‘ and, has now established herself at Florence.
I Barlo '——St.ate . .. «t 70 Italy, for the \\ "“09.
t L‘ornil'ugmd.‘ Mixed ..... ‘ ., sling} +s‘ MIL Gannon liens-s, one of the three
‘ Unts—‘Vblte State .......... 40 «I {I 1; foun for: of the Currant Steamship Company,
I H “Mk l'orilo\\'e:stern. . . .. . . 53- (lg "33 is null living. ninety-one years old.
. ay— or. rune ........ mg g It Is aid that Senator Nation. will go into
lStra‘w-gtlsl. lye ....... ... 6 f: g G :9 rtilmad buildinhglznnd mama” I?“ when he
an —— ty Steam .......... . ‘1.» go retires from no I“ me on are t,
Butter—Stale Unmet)“ ~ . . :31 C 7!? PRESIDER‘I' 81.107. of Hound College will
1’3“! ------------- , 3; Q; a. start for Eun six)- and slay abroad tilt
Ii) est. Irn. Creamer) I‘ ‘2‘ 3" tall. qieudlug n of the time in Eur-land!
Choc gxfg'ga'éidr ““““ ,3: it 3'3 PRICSIDRNT Div-torn, of Yale L‘niwgrsit ,
- 9°wiskiins y iiiiii 16%.; Ill; 1‘” forwarded ‘ be :1“ I'Inrtfonl inn *0
. , ““““““ ‘ “ ' 3’ as n "rascal. to t n o (hulwbur
r,§_s.ll?;:3“rén‘.‘.‘:i:r ‘1 {3 3- 2.31.... 5‘
ncrI-‘Aw. plus. “Plait. tho wifoof the American
Sbeo Gmliot‘hoico-—--~- 3 2'. (a l 00 Minister at. I‘m-is, is said tu he anon! 1h.
5 Lam ‘—\\'astem . . . . . 5 on (st 5 75 "'0“ 1‘09"!" I'M Instill-lube «funnies at
5 Steers—“'estem ............ 4 40 Q; g a.) the Flieuch capital.
Hogs-—Good to Choim Yorks I 3:) c; f 4:1 Dwmll‘r 1.. Honor [3 expected to pass the
Flour- 4 .- 6 a In winter In Cbirngo and sums-intend the es-
\\'beat.—.\'o. l .............. 91 19.3 913‘ . tnL-Iisbmcut oi the In, training school, for
Corn—V0. - «t 44 which all,“ has Already been pledged.
zOats-No. :7 g 1‘3 Jon: A. Loans. Ja.. Umson of the dead
. Barley—Stalk. . . . . . . . . . . z. . . J a 1.. Senator, is ellgugcd t.) be nun-rind to Fall“
inset—Goody) Choir-retro). 6 I"; ., :tndnws, the ch Iii-r pl (3.0? Amlm
. - ........ ’1. - \‘ouufi'fiWfl. f, ugh“! one the Wealth-
H°35_I§;:£fi‘ ‘ ‘ Dmsed ‘ 3:26; '1 iest men in the Stat».
Pork—Ex. ”fur: per bbl......10 50’ («:1 (f, . Goya-rum} (lo-Lunar)! lllimls. isoix [cot
. . .. 5 - g. Ml. «with~ a powerful, wall devolo
r—S 1 Wheat ts. 0) .5 -5 I
gag—thnfiixed. pa 9,0 g 51 gore. His lam. featuml. hook-u ,
_ ‘ » """""" ' ‘ , a numbobnvon. angular (one is sunuonulal
3;? 3““. . .“‘. f“. .‘f:::::::..: “ 9 a.“ a}: .1... or me... our... mum,
wanna-ow. mass.) can!) mm. ' ' _
— u gelling..." gm gag 'l'vm willy-gm: ‘ rail-lea, r. R. 3:21:
bhoo‘ n— vow .... . “IQ“, . resin. math whonrw
lell ...... "Sign"... .. 5 ‘ 6 l'uw “mum, mm to master.
Hogs—N . . .... ... 5; ‘ 5" study 01 Amos-icon educational methods
Pl Bu: magma-1931.3 2S 3 9° mum! to improving the English school
our-— mom ... , 7 ‘
Whoa-mo. 8, Bataan... .fl 8 3 Famous Guev, oftbc Front-b H b-
R ------ ....;. 57 48 ’ monk? 0133!”.Moyur III
Mu Yellow-num- hang-amour) or ban and lighting
mm............. “humaniti- Isrvonhtn‘lum flu- bin
won” mull:
bi running into a coal hum while mastitis.
,, SHIrWRBCKBD.
Three Saved or a Crew ul‘ T‘TC‘III)‘
. four in the Pacific.
The crew of the ship Harvey Mills which
foundeled at sea whlle on a voyage from
SeattIeJYnshmgtoll Territory. for SewFrau»
The llll‘i‘l‘
survivors say that when all hope of suing
the ship was abandoned the 1 ‘aprain an I
three men attempted to leave the ship in a
small boat. but assoou as they left the ship‘s
side the boat was capsrzeJ bv a hoary sea,
and they were dnlwnul. I-oar others took
to a raft, lint have not sin. 3 been hcanl of.
Mate Cilslimau and three of the crew also
left. the ship on a raft, but before they wens
picked up one of the men went crazy and
pimped ovcrl-oahl. The other I“ elve ut‘ the
crow stuck to the ship, and, as the survivors
saw her go down, all on board must have ‘
perishoJ. 'I he threw.. rescued
men have ar-
rived in San Francisco.
Tm: widest shaving ever made by a
wood-working machine was recently
placed on exhibition _in a store in Win~
chendon, Mass. It was forty—two inches
wide, several feet long, and of uniform
, \Vlllratu Park, of Sandcrsville.
WEDDING BELLS.
a \"il‘c.
Secretary" [Armor was married the other
dav in Macon. (3a., to Mrs. \‘l‘rlliam S. Holt,
formerly Miss Henrietta Dean, by the Rev.
The wed-_
ding. says a llama spe dal ti the New York
l Sun. has been looked for and various hours
had been fixe I. but it is now known that the
ladies did not really agree upon the dnte
untiltho day l-eforc the t-cnrmouy. when the
E procured. Ten o t to k A. II. was named, and
, the wedding 1 arty restri tell ta the immedi-
. ate relatives, The ceremony Isstel onl two
minutes. after wlli -h the minister .1' the
i bride‘s two dauflrters tendered i-uu;rntu!a-
. lions The welding party then went to the
breakia t ro an. The bride pn‘salod over
, the table with ease and grace._ t‘b-nrrpngne.
l fruit. and cake formed the print-r1 in part of
' the breakfast} Friends drug-ted in during
3 the morning ti tenler congratulations, and
‘5 many telegranb’uf bke import were re rive-d.
i At dinner, which wa~ given at :3 1‘. IL. only
the fnln-ly and a few friends were present.
Secretary Lunar and his bride left. “neon
- , at -'=:‘_'f| r. 5:. for Atlanta. where they re-
! mniinsl at the Governor‘s mansion wrth Gov»
erm-r J. B. Gordon and family. Thei‘left
Atlanta the next morning for Uxfor I. Lhasa
to \isrt Mrs J. R. Itoss a sister, and Mrs. A.
\‘i'. Mays a (taught «r of the Secretary. They
intended spending a few days in Oxford and
then starting for “'ashington.
S an.- very romantic stories have be ‘u put
into circulation ii 3‘: rte-spam to the nebulous
“'hfl’h existed bet ween the bri‘legro rm. who
is new til. and his bride, w‘o is 5‘. They
won,- ongagul for n time in early youth, but
the engagement was broken. and the lad '
married a Mr. III-It. The bride has a hand
some home in Macy n and a sum i:rr~mre_(.f
SW." '0 orSIfJIH a year. No d~t~lrmlnltlhn
has been washed as to the futun- home of
the couple. but the ll!l[-I‘L‘\\IOII pn-valls among
intimate friends that it Will be In “Erb—
ington.
KILLING A KEEPER.
The Hippopotamus in a Paris Men»
agar-ic- Kills a Mail.
An exciting lllr’nle’llf has just el‘t‘ttTE‘t‘l at
the Paris Zr ul‘tg.~‘al Gardens, result :1; in
the death 0: C! the Leer-91‘s The
hrp;o;.otamras was obwru-J t.) be a. bug in
at; unusual manner. and a ktyperr-ntcred the
cage to endeavor to «low-yer 1h: ca s . of the
brutc‘s evident i.rlon~rr.e~ Ilo hzrd lawn In
, the enue but a "turnout or too when the
{he
animal opts-arid sill euly to go mad.
'lhe keeper trlcd 2-. escape. bu: tern-e
he could reach the d-‘VI‘ of the cage
the animal atla ked him famously.
Htller assrsznms rush st to the rrscue aui en.
dcavonsi to beat ls'll'k tire ilrlrlr'izrtcd brute.
Tllv-ir eti'nrts were finally su \‘\‘\Sflll, b I!
when they dnew their . UIIJ‘ch from the :ag.
life was: extin: :.
CHINESE PIRATES.
French Troupe on the Tonqniu
Frnnlil-r “'ipml ”In.
Advices from lion: Kr-n; say that tho
trouble in the frontier of Tofiqum and
Cimm has assaults! most serious proporr~
nous Nevis has ban-lire civel at Hon; Kong
from l'althol that large boiies of Chinese
crabs; atta3kol the l‘ren‘h garrison at
Inkrri. and utter n Ihh‘i‘ day; s egr- numbi-
latozl the town They nlsviattnrked Munxkio.
I With a srlrr.lnr result. The latter is
a town ten miles from the coast on
the border line of libiun and Tunrplr’n.
Ilakoi is about thirty miles south of .‘iuug-
kin, on the most. The Fth haul: small
fortification there. iirtlrngnrrlsl-n of sixty
n c 1. limb-r Local-mam .\Ic\la|mn. a. nephew
of Marshal Mchlnh ~tl. - swift”? a [hr-re days‘
srcgeunly II’t'nf“-lhh~‘ of the garnsun re—
xnnaiell alive Tl. sl- tirade nsurtlc, but an!
one of then: surv rvni.
NE-Wsr GLBANINGS.
Clam: (Mi hu man owns a six-logger!
« A
calf.
l 'I‘llr. Hudson Iliver ice crop will be very
: large this season
I Storms on the t-irtf lave vs‘cadoncd seri-
V 0 rs I-iSa tn the Ila,- ; {ante-1's.
u
1 ' Tm»: loss. s by
I\\~; w;ll light»
If is e~trnritel 1. at t‘nllforun has “ANT.-
(“'IIU\IJCE‘ u: “I. at a aunt-1c! ~r "ll-MIL;
Tilt: Ir In: :~I:l orange -rl-p this was it: ls es-
‘n this L‘UII'IITV during
:Sl Dial-‘3'“.
tin;at--.I a: w." i' it an 1*! :31 ‘-V-'9 oranges
I l‘u‘b.
In 1r1vr; l‘s. :‘lIH'lli‘all nuéls prob: ed
Li’s‘u'JIi-U ions of steel rods. valued at ti“.-
(Marni.
A REi‘l-ZVT estimate oi the Louisaszxa su,
cn-p makes it l-cXst‘n 14141.0 amt 131.1 :
hogslneax is.
'Im: departs in the Mass: has 'tts savings
banks In w 1c .r h the \ery large aniouut at
SINIJ'JIJAU.
NEARLY 4".(1'J ell-ct rs have turn gradu-
ated from the var-mus unsllcai “liege-s dur
mg the his: ten yram. ‘
A 3‘ Hill. r\~\‘l9\\' on a green scale is trr If
one of the nu st striking features 111 the Brit»
isb jubilee r elcbmxwus of this year
XEws from South Ann-rims
year that there has been a great INN .
null lambs by storm Illa-l ant dis.
I‘ll-Jun; ,1 --.::1.1.A1iu‘s tulm_;;:m 41.1;- a!
Tiluslu. .V. J.. is exactly on" nine King. and.
Ill:~ (ls-s" cat :s llvnucutly ltia-ie in just \nlzt‘
lmuute or lune.
ll‘tl‘rs" it up
Cl-‘xrnsl. 11.1.1\'u1s is su‘T-u‘iu; from an ex-
teusr .e and \r. runs famine I-‘a
hauling \\ ntv-r all-i driving their .
dlsmucts to drink.
Ix order to guard against 1Ilcth-pnml-uo-
uia the Canadian Gave-rum 111 n‘ ~~ntly r r
den-d :11: im; orlul cattle, \n‘racd at ,s i U“ I,
slnugllterul and \‘Wlllahsl
Tm: \Viuter carnival at Montreal will b:
held from February 1th to 21th. Th: 1 e
castle will int-lose an area of HAW spran-
IU.’t, and be of an entrroly new .\ sign.
.wdhmm
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