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SOl‘TII NUI‘JVAIJv’. J;\XI'.\I;\' ‘.“..
It is said that if the si‘kmee‘iiug nia-
chinery now being tried at “'ashingtou
wcrks sll’Q‘CsSl‘rilly it will put $511,000,—
000 a year more in the pockets of farm-
ers. The l'nited States l‘oriimissioner of
Agriculture will buy Cecelvns from those
who wish to sell them.
_
That ‘: knowledge is power“ has re
ccntly been shown in l'pper Michigan,
where a poorly~dressed day—laborer a
few months ago offered ‘2‘» cents a ten
for the refuse and worthless rock heaps
around the iron mines. It has panned
(ut one~hnlf good ore, and he has already '
realized about $3.000.000 from his pur-
chase.
Sonic months ago the natures of a cer-
tain district‘in Australia predicted the
approach of floods, and left their low~
lying villages for the higlicr country.
The floods came several weeks later, and
the natives said that their information
had been gathered from the ants, which
had built their nests in the trees. lllnll'llll ,
of, its-usual, on the ground.
...__
If any one'wislies to prove to w hat a
great degree his own perceptions depend
upon his sririoaiidings, let Illll‘. hold the
fingers of one hand in a bal‘rr'l of ice \\a~
ter, and those of the other iii a bow} of
water as hot as he can bear'it, for say
one minute, and their plunge both hands
into a third bowl of water at the tem-
perature of an ordinary li\in.~ room.
This Water will be tltid to one Land and
hot to thuotliet‘. .It is an autism; and
instructive experiment.
The latest idva iir England is to tax
foreign workmen $23 a year.
ositiori is aimed at IIltirrlil‘l‘nltln servants
nnd artisans. who are found be bc for»
midnblc rivals of the native article.
German and other foreign competition
in ocean comrirei‘cc is also sl-riously int—
pniring the prosperity of Liverpool. Its
dripping statistics for isn‘t: show a dc.
crease of trauma tons. The eoaserse
trade allows an increase, the falling off
‘bt‘lllg in the foreign trade.
The prop.
The following table shows the number
of murders per 10,000,000 inhabitants in
CZN‘II of the principal countries:
I‘liilcd Kingdom ..
Belgium ................. . . . ............ rto '
France ......................... . .. ...... ‘31"
Scuridina v in ..........
Germany .............................
Austria .....................
Hussia...... ............... .
Italy; ............. . . ............ ‘or
l“lain ........... ......... :.;;
l‘nited States .........................
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Ill} Iliown Sepiard is quoted as say ing
that one has only to harden the neck and
fcct and destroy their serrsitivcrrcss to
prevent, taking, cold. This is (lone by
daily b‘owiug a stream of «old air, by
Incaiisof an elastic bag, upon the iicck.
and by immersing the feet in cold watcr.
The air is at first oirly’slightiy cool, It‘ll
is each day made colder, until the Ill‘l‘li »
‘an stand an arctic blast with impunity. '
'I'Iic feet arr-iiiinrerscd in water at first at l
a temperature of minty degrees. and
this is gradually i‘cdii.rd to thirty 'ciglit
dcgrl cs.
“—
,.~\ccordir.s:.r to the calculations made by
nscientific wilt-r, it reprircs a prcdig—
ious amount of vegetable matter to form
1 layer of coal. the estimate being that
it would really take r.ooo,o.lo years to
forlrra coal bed lllll fer-t thick. The
l‘nitcd .‘tales has an area of between
800,000, airdrfprtootl square miles ofcoal
fields, 100,000,000 tons of coal being
mined from tIlCSc fields in one year. or
enough to runxa ring around the earth at
the equator five and oue~halfr feet. wide
nnd five and one-halfthick, the quantity
being suflleient to supply the whoh
world for a period of 1,500 to 2,!00
years .
,2.
The nature of the potato has been tlior~
oughly exposed in air exhibition cele»
butting the tcrcentcnary of the introduc—
tion of the potato into England. Illeth~
063 of storing. preserving and using po-
tato products were shown, and the his-
tory was exhibited in an historic and
scientific collection. including maps
showing the European knowledge of the
New “'orld 300 years ago, and the prox—
imity of potato growing districts to the
ports most frequented, and illustrations
of potato disease and works on the sub-
ject. The, potato was forrnd to be more
than a prosaic tuber; it was u subject of
history, botany and travel.
A“
In 1709 the population of Spain scarce
1y reached 10,000,000. but at the end of
1833 it eteegded 18,000,000, this being
tantamount 'to an increase of $.40 per
1,600 inhabitants every year. The agri-
cultural population, which was only :2,
015,000 eighty-five years ago, is now 9,-
328,000, and the area under under culti~
victim has increased fuorn 53,000,000 to
193330000 acres, while there are now
38,000,000 head of cattle as against just
half that number at the beginning of the
century. The industrial population of
Spain has risen from $035,000 to 3,033,
000, and the number of manufacturies,
etc., from 883 to 13,011. The trade of
the country has increased in proportion,
the progresn‘dnring the last twenty-five
your: being particularly remarkable, us,
while the imports and exports together
mounted to only 525,800,00) in 1800,
they have been gradually increasing and
now reach £56,000,000. The increase
extends to all branches of trade, for
while Spain now produces 461,236,000
‘ gallons of wine, a which about two
thirds are consumed in the country slid
the remainder is exported. Her railway
system, which but flu your: ago did not‘
vouch 4,300 miles, is new not fur short of
~ _ for tlic year is
ii above the average.
. ‘3“ i
t
France now has a total debt of about
7.200.000,000. or twice as large as that
of the l’nited States at the close of the
war, and six times as large as our pres-
ent interest bearing debt. The Punch
debt is nearly $3“ per head of’her pop-
ulation, while that of the I'iiit~.=d States
is less than $20 pnr head. There is an
interest charge of $140,000.00fl a year.
besides annuities and other burdens not.
.1 clearly stated, amounting to nearly as
‘ much more. The annual revenue wrung
from the people is $Il-‘rl3.00‘l,l‘-Od. rind yet.
this is insufficient to meet the new ssitics
of the govlrnnrcnt.
A novel» ice~boat has been invented
which ought. to be of service in I’olar‘
i expeditions. 'I‘hcobject of its construc-
9 lion, however; is far more practical and
useful. It is for the Michigan Ventral
Ilaiiroad, and is to have a capac‘ty pf
thirty tars, to run across the Straits of
Mackinaw. It will be of peculiar cou~
lstructiozr. designed especially to even
come the hitherto quite insurmountable
IrIISIllt‘il‘S that have been‘ cricotiirtcrcd in.
: tli- Straits of Mackinaw in midwintcr.
l'y an ingenious oxpcdiriit the new boat
br.-aks its own \\ _‘ through an ice fine
i by immense sort ws at either end. It is
l estimated that under the most adverse
butt will be able to
i make the passage in one day, where a
5 circumstances the
.
ti ip of nim- days has been not uncommon
in bad times heretofore.
'I‘Irc separating; tendencies of the white
and c. dorcd Methodists at the South are
attracting: the :rttcutiori'of llu- Ieadersiof
the denomination. At a recent preach-
l‘rs‘ asset ialiou the Itcv. 0. II. \Vnrren,
0f lIu‘ .\'r>i“‘.u,. (2'.
op tied the discussion. and said tlic sub»
fort was brought blow the ”wintry by
the recent action of the
l lii‘clsil)‘ in refusing
iyourig colored mca. Dr Warren re»
vilwtd the work of the Methodist
(‘Iiurrh ii: the South since the close
tlic war.
. l
.. 4 .. , ..
(still) .’I4--u-ir.' r,
l‘liaf lauocga
admission tc
of
.\t first the work was carried
f‘ll‘l wawlmcloped that separation of the
I'llCL'S was deemed necessary. and now
there are vlry few. if any, mixed tl‘ll
grcgatil-ris or conferences in the S ~tltll,
and thus caste or separation exists. llr.
g “'nrrr‘n contended that the di\ isiuii was
' natural and access try.
The .l.«-r r‘fmm Ii: furnishes some
1‘ f.‘
riiato pack" of the ycar. showing to what
, enormous proportions this lolupaiativr ly
new industry ,has grown. 'I‘hctotal puck
2,363,780 of I\\'r.
The fulfil for ISSX was
and the average for the
past {our years has bceli L‘, lt'I|.t‘-.il. slit-w-
(’EISL‘S
' dozen earls each.
,
l. lll-lJN'ti cases:
I iiig that the pack of lSSti is very much
Ncw .Icl’sl‘)‘ takes
the lead in the business, iic‘arly om third
of the total pack coming from that State.
Delaware comes next and then .\'c\v
York. Michigan contribute l iltwiifi cases
to the m iss. It will b ‘ gratifying to con,
sinners as Well as pl kcrs t 1' learn that
all tlu- old p lc‘ncd goods Ii rve gone iiitt
irozisuruptioil. and that the springv will
scc the stock lighter than it lzas b ‘l‘ll at
Although the
, gllllxlr arc w uvrautcd to stand in any cli
any tiiiic for siv years.
mate and last a lifetime, c\cryb dy pre
fills them rcasoira‘ l_v fresh and llll‘lIt‘l‘tt.
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The newest and greatest mining
in llzc \Vcst is said to be the IillllL‘ .\ri:i-
eonda, in Montana Territory. .\. cord
in}.r to a Correspondent of the St 'l.oiiis
lilir-’s~]'vlht"."d'lIll'I'r‘ are eighteen cem-
pziliics ill the district, most of which are
doing: wcll. 'I‘li.- population is about
23.0‘0, and the town .‘xsupports four
daily newspapers, tivc brass a LII string
bands, three variety theatres. one opera
house. any number of gambling and
drinking.' establishments, is out of debt
and has $11.0 M in the treasury. The.
mines in the district. for the year lS‘Sl
produced close on ‘2l,oo0,000. To
rain p
around Ilutte and take in the surround-
ing country at a glance would convince
the most sceptical that here are gathered
more mills, srnelters, shaft houses and
more producing mines to the acre than
upon any other portion of the known
inhabited globe. The amount of pros~
peeling now being pushed eclipses any
thing that Virginia City» and the other
great. Nevada camps could boast of in
their palmiest days.“ '
The hostilities that have been going
on more or less in the northern part of
Sumatra for the last thirteen years be-
tween the Dutch and the Achinese are no
neuter than ever to a conclusion.
Achcen is the principal native sovereignty
on the island, and has kept its independ-
ence against European efforts to subju-
gate it. for nearly four centuries.
Through a great part of the time corn-
mercial treaties have been maintained
with the Sultan of Acheen by European
occupants of the island, but the piraeies
indulged in by his people and his alleged
violations of faith have of late greatly
exasperated the Dutch. Au expedition
sent from the Netherlands in 1873 to
crush the Achinese was defeated with
much less. Since then the war has been
prosecuted with varying success. Of
late the natives have begun to smuggle
in titles and even artillery, so that they
have put the coast fort at Segli under
siege. The Dutch troops also suffer
severely from disease. Altogether ,Su-
matra has cost the Netherlands much in
money and men, with a prospect now of
costing much more.
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Young man (to publisher)—“Did you
accept that little matter I mailed you last
weekl" -
Publisher—“Yes." '
Young man—“I didn‘t. know.
ceivcd no check for it."
Publisher~“You didn‘t put any price
on it.” - .
Young mun—“I aid to send me what
you thought it was worth."
Publishers—“Well, that‘s what I cant.
I re-
-New York Sun. -
on without regard to Color. and soon III-.-
illlct‘r‘s‘lill: figures concerning ' the “to‘ ,1
stand on any of the per ks and eruinclicer
«,vl
' BY GAS in rum.
Three Persons Sirioflrererl it
Death at Troy. N, Y.
Fires in Freight Cars and a Hotel
Result in Seven Deaths.
About twenty persons living in the vicinity
of the Fuel liits (‘oiupaiiy‘s works. Tl‘s‘t‘. N
\'., “‘cl‘o made sick the other night
by inhaling escaping gas, and thin.
died. TIL' gas, which is odorless, cam:
from a lcak iii the company‘s mains:
and entered a r~st:\riraut kept by 1‘. ll.
“one. who was Iflbl‘“ A servniii
girl. Miss Ilrso Stine. llrc first attacked. corri-
plains-d of sickness. and run to the back yark.
wheroshc fell in a faint. .Iohu Tallmadgv
went to her assistanclt and he wasoverc‘uuc.
'I‘nllinadga‘sdatulitcr was next prostratcd.
Teri other tors ms l‘l the house were siriirlar-
I)‘ nib-clot. :\ physician was called and
caused the windows of tho house to be
opera-ll. thus mviui: tliesutl‘ei'ers‘ lives.
policciiirlil went to the next Iiorisc,r.\‘clipicd
Sls‘Ii.
James Ingram. The officer found tin~ phy-
s:ciau inn dy in: condition. and Mrs. Ilal‘uos
very sic '. Mr. Ingram was also ill
and I- f' the houso to summon a llnilor,
when he fell in a Illillt. Mr. Ingram‘s son
was \cr‘) :ll. I‘rtuiipl iricusurcs .S:I\0sl llictl
lircs 'I h.- policr-luau llov‘l went to the r: él
dcuco of Mrs \‘arolirio Ilouiu-tt and knocked
at llic door. lie 1.: t no response and towed
the door o; cii. llii fl chair by ll stovc m the
l Lll"Ilr‘ll be found Mrs. Hymn-tr, dra I. .
l She had l.~-r false tt-ctli Ill Ler haul, *
i arr-l s-villr-iitly ilrc-I Without a strut
gle, 'l lrc Ir I’llllr trod otlicl r - ritcrod another
oror'tlic tlr-a-I body of Mrs. \\'iri. liillirltlli.
iI‘ll|:Illc|‘ or Mrs, ltciiuctt. by her side was
in slop In; “bid, and it was apparent she had
\- rlirtcl I.\’:II;1 Ht 3 , ouch lll tlm room \\ itlr
Mrs. Hi] l lair \\:|S found tln- dr ad burly of
liar lo. I rail. a ti Il\i‘lll!j.: agrnt. Smci‘al u!
lIlc Sr‘:\l"IIlll.{ irri‘fv “cro l-vcrcuim- by the
doa ll} poison loc lure the wind \\'s ol Illr‘
II\|LI\ ---\\\‘l'\‘ Ulwllwl
I‘lic r‘csrloiils in tho \i ‘Ililiy were riot-ti --I
of tl c r dau.- r. and In any of Ill‘dll dcscr tci
Illl‘ll ll“ Is rind \l‘llfillI ‘Ilt‘III‘r iii lizla'lci‘s re
moved II'r-lll the struts through which the
gas \ our) :ll|\ ‘s it turn are laid llui‘rug thc
a-llnpsv “ll llio worm-ii Ilr' Ilulllcz‘uu. who
siirs that lu- las :issisch tit BJ'H' past Ito-i"
terns, pill It s nose n l u—c to the lush of one o:
.‘lro \llliill‘lll «soc if Ii - v ollItI rir‘lw‘l auv ml r
ItIiAIII IIo S:ll~l 113* iicu-i‘ c\1~‘l‘l<liil\slmi\’
Ni V; IlIn‘ il Ic'u‘w _.\. llrr- gas is "In: less
rts prison v is nttcu :u-l
\ criur is pa~l In 1.. 'l‘octxr- clot-Ls in Troy
ii.ri lo s cl. 'l‘ho ‘l'iov Jivaid of Health In-Id
a Ilsa-Lil; lll tli~~ evening, rind c outcome-l
llr-- Iriauulirctriic of ll-o pas, mil a spa ial
nu cling of tho r‘ov-iuiou l‘illllb rl w as . :iilcd
l-- talu- :it'llwil iii Ilh‘ thriller.
Sc\cn l.i\os Lust by l‘ir-v‘
I‘ariy a tow llls-I'lllllLZS ago. as u sr-vcial
fungal tram loaded with cr-tlou was pollen:
in r runs of from; s, “lb-tin r “talc l r black
= i: is ill‘l‘lls‘ll'It‘ in suv. 'l‘ll . car was luckld
ul Momp? is. but the men must Illl‘t‘ I‘Jtil‘lt‘l
bl lln lt' lat-r'r .Irlo lulu through a
lllc will ol IIlt‘ car \\ In: ii «'orrl l
opt I‘v‘sI Il‘r- il th' Ulltslrb‘. :
I’rrc Ill'br‘ out in the Alllllzl-rll
.\el\° \\'I‘\itlil'lSIt l‘, British 1 'r-liilirl-m. ill 1 a.
iii. Tli. structure be u: “n-uI-‘ll. was slwir
oizc mass of f'niw s. and TIL-mas Ma *ltily. a
contra t-r wl' bra r-t‘ Ilircr I.i.'bfli»riso.
(it‘ulgr‘ l‘irnr-ls ll. of Shut-ins k".
and lililiis lilla\\ll..'\ fur-o lmiltler, of tho
(Elllll‘llilll I‘iicitil- Ilitilrotlrl. “our I'lllllt‘rl to
death.
Il:|\ o qu‘t'll
A STRANGE DISASTER
A hoses-led Vessel laulcnl‘llh (Haul
l'uwih‘l- Blows [‘13.
San Francisco, at l o‘clock \. IL.
car‘tlixpi :lm and destroyed on oral buildings.
ln-sI-lcs. Il‘l'llll'lS. fatally iirrti'. til; :l' Icast
fwn men It o It slimy l-l llr~l castiallt)‘ is
\\ .lliuiit l- trails l in r-Vt‘llls uf-ii llkr r- rluro
Is'llrc s lzwuiw Iiira‘l >l l..:\iii-.: \ ll board
fortv two torts of .1 an! p mutt-r. tcr s :lic rca
scii had I-ccli abandoned a' sca.
on the rocks near the turf II ltsc. a
led r’csxut
:isl.or-~. \\ lieu sa ldculy'. at l
A \i . w i'li ~ut )l.‘clll\tllt‘lv'll. there was a
lct‘l :ch r“! I istoir. folio-old :r sccotid later by
“truth 1‘ \\ Ill\‘Il sco lied to shake the \ cry fortit-
datioils of tlic wiriii. It w as heard for llliIt‘S
and every one in the ci-y- IIls‘ll:llI IIII‘ strik
in; car men had at last done sour r'xcctl
ti urally disastrous doc I. “lien tho
snarl-re of the explosion l-l-lw away hot a
stick 0. the \oss‘t'l was to b . sceii, wlrlo
the debris of the rigging, ItIIlIK‘l\, pieces or
iron. etc . was s uttered all oil the country
for three -rll‘\|‘l-'l‘s of a llllIt‘ in every direc-
IIUtl. l‘lztl” llnusc, on the top of a lull a lion»
dnst vards awnv. suffered most. The entire
sidc toward the wreck was crusliod in like
ch-‘Ill‘fl-
the foundations were wix-ncli-Jd ~o that the
building is unsafe. Two hundred feet from
the main buildiri;_v is a two story collage of
large Sl.’\‘ oc arpnsl as a pm ate residence.
This was blown bodily off its fouridataurs
and moved live tel-t ll\ from the sea.
The occrumnts were thrown from their
beds and somo sustained injuries.
wliilo the buildlug was coirlplctoly riddled
and left a wro-k. The mansion of Adolph
S‘utro, still further upjh'e hill, and at least
uric-third of a rude from the wre~k of the
vessel. was hit by tlying missiles and p ores
ofiron, eta, and every window smashed.
while the evteusive conservatory on the
grounds \vas entirely demolished. llvcr liqu
a mile up the bench hotel null pavilion wur
dows were smashed and the w reckage strewn
all nb ut. Two of the IlchFflVlng crew
Henry Smith and John “'ilson, who were
close to the vessel. were severely nnd prob-
ably fatally injured. both receiving ghastly
wounds intlre head, Inside; bola lndlv cut
and bruised all over the body. '1 he force of
the expllvsiuu was evidently upward. and so
those men luckily escaped being blown into
Items. ‘
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
__'Bvrru.o Btu. has killed during his career
0,5380 buffaloes. This is the way be e
his title.
Govxnson Ln, of Virginia, is credited
with being the best. checker player in the
South.
human frequently rehearse: his hand
while traveling. as they always have a coach
to themselves.
* A country throne, presented by the le
of Naples, has been sent to Rome us a Jubi ee
gift to the Pope.
Gnivmuu. Nnmos A. Minus the Indian-
flghter is said to be the handsomest othecr
in the IInited States Army. .
UNl'I‘ED _‘ STATES Stun-on \‘oonrinns
lives in the house occupied by John Quincy
Adams when elected President.
Mmrs‘rnn WEST. of Great Britain, ex~
firemen no Washington reporters his firm be<
‘ef that no European war is imminent.
TH: Inst book that. General Logan read
was the bimmphy of General II E. Lee. lle
down by his fatnl sickness. .
Within a period of ten weeks Michael
Davin, the Irish home rule tritutor, has
traveled ten thousand miles in t is country,
ingge furty~eight speeches, And been mar-
r . -
Tut Emperor of China is theshormt mon-
arch in the world. being on! five (eat tall:
the Emperor William, of hermnny, is the
tallest, being just six feet; Prince Albert. 01 ‘
German , nephew of the Emperor, is six
feet six ches tnll; the Emperor of Russia
is nearly six feet. .
Wu: Senator Stanford, of Cnlitornin.
Sf: to Washington at the beginnin of u
loo-fmm.‘ session he deposits $50, at. n
bunk and honudhis wife clack against
it. If anything tannins-tumour! of theses-
den, which humour-rely. int-Meson”
‘ c“ forth next year's expenses.
A'
by In: llurnos and family and the family of l
1 They “'cl‘o all injurisl in various degrees of
' severity.
, Il‘l\ in; chosen him on the second ballot.
rant-n t s raise a windm wlio-r IM‘ stumbled l , . _
‘ John 'I. I‘oIls‘Is .\\Ill'.(“ and John Fltt'xlll‘llS
k
’ mob-real
l 'I‘w~l lltr‘tl were killed by a .snuwsli-Ic at
Hull ho was made sick and bad to It-avc iIlr‘ :
slrlrntnsl lrlilil the I
store» by “Ill Ii tlrc mums lass had “is“ bt-vrt\‘
rirlo I‘a lucali. I\\ . one of tl;e_l :11 \ “as .lrs
tunnel I! be \ll Ill\‘. The crow pie ‘
mist-d lIlr' tire Il‘ulll sprcading to the
l-tlu‘r -u:s \\ iulo ‘c-r‘unin: the do
In ls lf the burned lar‘. four dead bodies.
rIlIlrI'I“I Ilt'\ltllll rm .r-grittl-ul. were dis nxs
c-Ic l. Tin-y are supp-mod to lune Isa-u the
window in :
II~»ll r‘,’
Qm-In- ‘, ’
.-\ri o\plosrou took place at the (lit Ilouse, \
lIic other
llt‘ ruin; \"Illt‘ll sho lk th - entire city like an i
tl'ilI III’lI‘it‘xI .
'I‘lro \cs-cl was Lard lllbI first .
' \"|1\‘\lk ‘
finished it; the day before he was stricken ,
NEWS SJQIMARY
Eastern and Middle States.
Fort the first time in th: history of the
city two ladies, appointed by the outgoing
Mayor Grace, took their seats on the 12th in
the New York Board of Education.
.Ioltx M. \\'ir.so.\‘ was hanged at Nor-ris-
towir. Penn, for the murder of Anthony W.
Iloaly.
A NEST of six boilers at the engine house
on the lb'Ithfll‘O and Hudson (‘iiual l‘oru~
party‘s railroad near l-‘airview. l’clln.. blew
uptlre other morning. llawley \Veed. the
engineer, and Perry l‘arsoris, firemarnavere
fatally inyured. .
Ill-IV. Slur .1oxi:.s,.tlie Southern i‘evivnlist,
addressed two large Sunday audiences in
Brooklyn.
Kiev. I)". Mcltu‘xs, the New York Catlin
lic priest. who followed the political fortunes
01' “NW.“ til-orge in defiance of his ecclesis
astil-al superiors, and ignored "1‘ order to
proceed to Rome and explain his actions, has
won SUS) cu led nu l another priest appointed
to take charge of his church. Ills suspe‘r
sion caused great dissatisfaction among his
old parishioners, and an indignation meeting
was held.
Fivr: masked men, attempting: to rob n
train near Sheridan station. I’cnu..wero rur.
sued by the train‘s crow. One of them I red
upon a fireman, wounding him in the log. All
the thieves escaped. ,,
South and “'cst.
'l‘i:\' tlrcmeu were thrown thirty feet by
(It.. ’uil of a roof at a Ill‘t‘dll Baltimore.
Tut: late xa‘llainl‘ John A.
cq-ssor iii III" built-d Status Scruitc is ~>x~t ‘-\n-
we srirali l‘lrarlcs ll. I’al‘well. of l‘Iii- rub. the
I.c;islativr~ caucus of Illinois Ilepu‘di-aus
I“: ~r u men—James lamb, Albert H-leil and
\\‘|‘l‘\‘Il:‘ul‘;\'\I together iii thr- l'iii-
tod States t‘ourt yard at l’orl Sirii’h, .-\t“-\..
for murders coriitirittnxl in tho Ilbllurl 'l‘orris
tor):
.-\ ur:vv.\'-.l~'rl'l. t‘hinaman pla “rd in giant
powdercartridge in tho bel of two’s»! 1!“
countrymen at \‘akizna \VllSIllIl‘P‘JUII Tom
tom . and c\! Inlcd it. killing both.
Logan's suc- -
Marshall basin. Col.
'l‘rrr-t w ul‘S'. blizzard of theseason h. s visited
the N-irrhwcst. It sriowel steadily for sex
cr:|l.«l:lys.
Miss MARY B \kER.\vIro Ii\ es iieai' Ilrrtl‘alo,
. Ind , has been VJHIpcIli‘QI through tilricss to
first over irin ‘ty days.
“'nnliiugtun. .
In in thought that the bill t \ (then l the
Anti Polygamy act [3sz by tlr~~ IIr-tise and
sent to a conference committee of both
9 Houses, will, if it boxmiesa law, be lbedeatlr
blow to Mormonism.
Armnroxlr. I'n-sidcntial
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. Auckland; Henry II. l‘cu-IIel-lu, of “‘csf
, Virginia. l‘vnsul at SJIIiIlalllPIi-ll.
'l‘ilr‘. Scuato has coiif‘lrmol the tiomiiin'. ion
of Hugh A Iliiismoro to be Minister llesideut
_ rm~l l‘oirsulJiem-ral at t‘orea.
Tun tir‘st cveuiti: nsvption znerint the
“‘Iirlo IIouso luv the I‘rcsldciit and Mrs.
l‘lu-vclaii-l. assisted by tho l‘abriict ladies.
‘ “us nth-u Iod by rl‘tlining of tn-opI-a in hit
in; Sillll‘l'lllt‘ l‘cuvl Justices. foreign Ili lo
mats. Avmy and Navy Hill-ms S'llillzll‘s
tut I l‘urrgr‘vssuicu. ct -. Seven dillc:‘cril kin-Is
of lll\llfli.illls were is\iiod.
i Fowlgn.
. Lorin lililrtsr till-ll. a member of the
British l‘abiuot Ind-ll“): the office of I‘ll‘s!
IAINI of the Admiralty. dr‘oprs- I dead \vli.b~
riru‘siu" a call at tlr‘ ollicial I’osr-l-‘iict- of
» I'lllllr‘SIlll'lSIt‘r 'Suulsbiiry in I. -rirl--ir. lb-
was burn in l‘lx and was better lill-‘\\‘Il lo
the world as Sir Stall’ez'wl Nor'llicolc.
Mlssluxuuks report the riiassacrc of flu
native i‘illucl‘ls t.» (‘uiistrauity iii lealidn.
Arron. Most of the victims were burned
aluo.
'f'rir: lit-\Y members of the Ilritisli l‘abinct
, bavele-n formally installed. the muvmouv
' consisting of the .\l inisters rccciViIrg tlio
seals of orlice and kissiugrthe Queen‘s hand
as she notified them of their appointment:
t‘xmnxlu. FIRRIIII is dead. He was
born in Italy in 1510, and Was cwutel n
\‘aixlinal in lass. ‘
(€3an evciteninat bu b ~eu cc. atnl
throughoutTireririuriy by the defcnt ot Prune
Bisman-k‘s Arruv bill in the Itei-«hstag, fol~
l lowed by a dzwhxr of Emperor “'illra in dis-
- solving lli~~ Imperial I'arliu‘uent and lixm;
Februarv‘il tortho lroldm; of n wclestioiis
The defeated Armv b H l’al bocti ilc-‘lai‘ol
l-\ tit-iioral \ cu Multito :ll-solritn-Iy now-scary
for the safctv (LI ltcr- ..'rl|)‘. nut in the . on»
iii: \‘Ir't‘lallls lhu lhwcviiulorit will l y to ob-
taui a iiiajnrin of members of the Ilriclisfag
favorable to the ll‘r‘n‘lll‘r‘.
.-\ Sl‘\\r~u bulltiglit has been orieot‘tlw
attractions of I‘arix There were 10,!“ I spec»
, tat ‘X‘S.
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; I..\'l‘l~lll .vraws.
.\I~“\,lt \lll‘. the New York “IiooI‘ " \i.l~t‘
ri’mr. bay-lug. been refused :1 stay of p:‘.\ 'c‘xl
lags. was taken 2 \ Sun: Sin :.
.lw\.\s ll”. FLARK Ius g.verr 5i.“ "‘J‘W‘ tr
f'miirl II .«wllogo :ll \\‘ol\c«twr‘, Mass, to be
rallol l‘Ia: k l'irrvot‘s‘t)‘.
II-.\\. (ir‘mzu
‘ Ilizvv, “Il r is couplettn.r
cardlmar-l. Au immenso wave, woglrin; Sen-la y lit-tarts llll‘XiI rlsl tcrur as
bills, was IifiIU‘I nib-{title :ll‘l‘ and carirleil i l'mte-l xx”... SUI-“.gsy from Intrawmxt' has
clear uxor Ilr‘ to r 0 Il.‘ raise, \v ilci ‘ r. . p. ' .. . . .. . . ‘_ ‘
is follv one hundred and tillv fee; olmvetlic l “H“ “ “ l 1' “‘“v z“ hall" 1‘" “r
Sol level. livcr)‘ window aul door ' )‘l‘ill‘i-
iutlrohou-e wassrrashed into krridliuuulll Ar Kosius‘lm, Miss, Mayor (Hark ins
bouiil o\cr four white m ‘1] to:‘ “dipping =\
"\‘is‘l‘u to death :l'l‘I lrcl-I foil: othrrs to bail.
TAHITHA I.\\‘r‘. I no of fir c gt‘JWa sislc. s.
was ula.‘:'.c.l at “Hilton, \V.
ago. and she and her sister‘s lvlcbrutel'lh“
even". by dzri ‘ing all night arrl part of t'io
next dnv. Ho tho so .0 Id night tli ~ sister
Martha went lrin l: four days Inter the Iu‘i To
In ‘:\lllt‘ a maniac. and since their the other
three girls have shown signs of ma iness.
Jenni: Arum. ot‘ tli: Indianapolis tlud.l
Civil Circu't C Illl‘l. decided tha' Lie it luau!
Governor liol-rrtsan illepfl. recently iri-
stalled, was not legally elected, and grant ~l
an injunction restrainiu; him from presid»
in; at the joint convention of th .~ In liani
legislature. Tlic “airlocrntic Senate nfs \
ousted 21 Republican Senator on the charge
of bribery.
PosnlxsTi-m; noniiuatol by the President:
\"a, two weeks
Edwin S Merrill. Winchemlou, Muse
William J. Cousin. l'ittsticld, Llas<.~
John H. Mills, Canton. N. \‘.: Charles
P. Van Zault, “'aldcu. N. Y.: Mary
Sue Sellers, Marion. S. C: A. L. D. Conrail.
Baton Ito-age, 1.3.: James H. Crane. Pitts-
tiel I, Ill.: George A. Kelloulk‘rgor, Meris
«Iota, III.: Tryou Hailey, Chagrin Full.
Ohio: Stephen ll. Atwood, l‘ouueaut. llhio;
George \\'. l‘ru‘ey, North \"ukiuia,_\\'ashiirgi
ton Territory. -
THE Canadian Parliament ha: been dis—
sab ed and new elect was ordered.
' NEWSY GLBANINGS.
A no factory in Macon, GIL, turns out
S. 0 jugs a day.
Lasr year thirty—onemurders occurredzln
San Francisco, Cal.
- Snvnrrrv-nvn mons committed suicide
in San Francisco est year.
No woman has iron hanged in New York
State for thirty-seven years.
newsman now aspires to be the (net
hay:prcdueiug state of the Union.
A new as: has a pared in Michigan. one
of its tenets being that n paid ministry is un-
by.
Watts excavating in Rome, n house do-
claredtaobo of the third ccnturyhss been
discovered. *
Tania: are now 365.783 names of United
States pensioners on the lism, of whom 265,-
183 are army invnlids. ‘
‘ A cmznx or Hontgomery, Ala, has been
in the city jail fifteen you! for drunkenness.
He is thirty years old. .
Ixthomof a bullock killed n few
dmegout Adin, Cal. were toundhuueshoe
nails. min, bolts and huh.
”magnet-tubs undo to recover.
lio‘irlliatinrzs: .
‘ John T. l'trmrlbell, of l‘ulilurriia. l‘oiisul at
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‘ wellas sane of the report's
GENERAL iii HAZEN. l
r'nexpoclmr Death of tlrel‘hicfl
Signal Officer.
Expiring in Washington After a
Short Illness.
General “’. R. Ilazerr. Chief Signal Officer.
1‘. S. A., died of diabetic Coma, a few even~
iugs ago in “'ashiugton. He suffered from
diabetes for sortie years, but of late Iiad irri-
proved in health and strength, and hope:
were entertained of his com ilete recovery.
At the recent Ie-cptioti of 1 re Diplolrlativ
Corps givL-u by the
severe cold, \\ hich ultimately reused hi:
death.
General "area was born at \Vest llart
ford. VL. on Sept. 2?, IS :0. Hrs father
moved t i tho a few years later, and in hot
young IIa/en was apporutisl a cadet in the ,
l‘riitol States Military Academy at \"est
l‘oiul. IIo graduate-l in IS“. and was
bra-voted a second lieutenant in the Fourth
Infantry. In September of
Irewns lll‘fllltl-tt‘IIuIn‘ a sworn lieutenant
in the I‘Z'glllll Iu‘iint-y. lie was hI‘t‘Vl‘lt‘I
i bill. . . . Mr.
President. he took :-
rlie same yuar .
SUMMARY OF CONGRESS.
Senate Sessions. .
1911! D.\Y~~Tbc bill to extend the timefor
. filing claims in tliejfioart of (‘Iaims under
l the French Spolrut'fiou. act for twelve months
was pass! I. . . .Tlre Araly Appropriation bill ;
was re'rorted with anu-ndrnenls. It appro-
‘ 21.7-47.7lr‘, twirl: $93,1u I in gems of
i the billns it cairre from the House. . ..The
5 Pension Appropriation bill was report at. It
' appropriates the snare nirio'int as tho *{nuse .;
(‘all 5 take in favor or. and
Messrs Brown and . :tchell lllrcgon~ugainsz
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! pr.ates
the Inter—State l‘oumierce bill. ';
.1 L‘UTH I).\\‘.—-Tll€ Senate tack up the reso-
‘Intion otlered bv Mr. Vest din‘ctmg the
f Son-rotary of the. Treasury t \ furnish a lull
‘* turd itemiierl statement of; all money paid
. out on account of prosecuhous of criminal
‘ cases in State Court. by Federal officials of
E the departments. from July IST‘J. tn Decem-
ber], f-‘s'S‘l, with a list of oflicrals, agents
; or employesengugod. the amount pa'dthem.
S for what specific services. etc. _ 'I be resolu-
i t.on was maths to apply to civil cases al 9
' and then ado Iled A running discussion
l on the Inter-State l‘orumeri-e brlltoek place.
‘ the debaters beiu: MessrsJIarris and George
: in favor of. and Mr. Hoar against. the mans»
lure. Mr. Evans also opposed the hill. «LS
nouneing it as unconstitutional . l‘onferees
' were appointed on the Anti-i'olygutiiv bill
l pissed by the House. > .
1 21st Unz— Mr Ingsils introduced a bill
iroviding that when any rcrson who shall
' Iiave leeri granted a ‘rllstutl by special act
first lieutenant in an. l\'r‘.' for gal : . , . . . -
lunt \r‘rvil'o in nu. i‘lluagl‘lficnts “I”, f (it Longrcss. beginning at tl.- date fixed in
Indians in Tcxas. lIe was 1““ . lhcact or upon it: passacv. up; lies totbe
lliulrtl to be tir~t lieutenant on ? ( ”""“"'""‘“°r‘ ."f ! ”NM“ .‘ ”FIN!” 0.:
Asa-d f. ism. nu 31,“. ll of ”W; arrrars of pension. it shall i: granted. if
same year he «lo-lineda captuin~y in the
chcuhs-ulli Infantry and be: aiiic l‘obrrrcl of
the Forty first llliio Voluntccls on Ustubci'
’3... lie was inn-Io Iliigrrrlicr General of \‘ob
riiilov-rs on Novcriilu-r ‘2". I‘ll}. and
for gallant and meritorious serrrcc in
tire battle of (‘Ilb‘b’ulllnllgn was
bi'r-u-tcd Major in thc Tl‘;lll:ll‘ army. III-
son ml with dislzrrclion at the battl- uf I‘Iial-
lair-mga. :it IIIv‘ l :iptui't- of Atlanta. “a. min:
at the: upturn of Fl rt McAlusrer. Ha in:
March l-~. lS-n. ho was brm oil-d
oral. Ittl\lll,; l-vcli proruoflsl t» be magm-
-,;.-p_.-l’:iI ..f \lvlrirrtw-rs on I c ~, ‘ ES 4}
\Vlien tho oar . los-sl be was in coiiriuau-l of
”to FIIII‘PIIIII .-\r‘r:r_v l‘or‘p . IIu wast-rude'K-rl
out ot the \s-luutvor ~1‘I‘\’I:'l‘ on January ‘. -.
ISM. II“*“§\S s0lllllli\SI ~n~~d t‘ol-‘nvloi t
'I‘Iiilt)‘-o:;_-litli I:l‘,:l:|1|" Infantry allllfllb -
ward of III" Si\t -. and during the Ilnsso
Turkish warn“ ZSD- I he was l'riit'cd >talc~
.‘Illll:ll'\ Attache at Vienna.
liu Ilc crraln‘r l‘. ISS', be was uppl Mitt-d
(‘Irr-‘f Signal Hlllcu-r. \\ illi lllc i‘aii'. ut Iil’l;
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ridu-r-Hcri' ral. and that pout: ~ii Irv m-ritiir 5
nod to Io-lri until his dcalli. IIo lcru. s a ozlc
and one s «u. both of whom are in Paris.
trill lr T130“ - 1
upon exurmnaumr of pr mr‘ sub-nittl-d
3 to the Pension (mice it shall appear that the
' disibilitj.‘ or iujrirv “asiric‘irrc-l While inflic
line of duty.
‘ Inter-Stat- l"‘II|llll‘n‘\“ bill c\:cridi-.
. iicarly midnight. parlll‘ipa'r-J m In: .\lcssr-.
Hoar. Sherman. l'hliririiirls,,.~\ld: ic':.. l‘onqcr.
Ilrr-w'a of ergta‘. Allison. Mot-rill. \\'ilso:i.
'lutt. and Illtuux Mr. Fry. then in .ved to
ru‘llarznrt the (‘t‘tttci'cnsv rep-Art with in»
l stru tious to strike out N-Vt‘f‘ul s-- trons . ",0.
' tioii lost bv Iii nnvs to 2": yc'rs 'I he (‘uril‘cr
on ~- i'v-purt \\;i.~. (h n adopt"! bf; 4‘» y. :1- to
IiI trays, thv so \‘otriig in opposition bezrl:
Messrs. Aldrich. Blaxr, Brown. (innit-roll.
l‘hace. t honey. I-Ivarts'. Hampton. .Ilmrr.
Millione. .‘Illt‘hr‘ll It l‘tnnsyl-auiu, Merrill,
I‘uVltc, Half. and “'rlliauis
3.3- I|\\'.~~-\I-~. II-«rr i'vp .it-‘l :i l r. ~i
_' utitil
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' 2 at if i— ovpnlrcnl liral ttil- I‘:I~' fill it :
, \-~r :I:_\' of {In- inauguration l=l fIi .-.’ -
. bill in be m I4‘!|Ifll“'l itr -\prvi lSS't. _'
aLlrt-s‘t-l l-- ‘IrI.\:II~i ls't‘r- tb- ‘
.n-a! of the l'n.rul Stir s or: tie to .
if .use. «*I t' lI|{‘K"S l-x IIIs‘ l l...-r’
' u lira I'rilbsl .S‘atrs~ l . 2‘ it Ii thi-
I'(‘|‘~\‘SV'IIIIIII\I‘S Hf Il'leUl :u .l ‘Il32lr‘l|{\\l.;|“l
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(‘Iuverius Banned in Richmond
for Miss Madison‘s Murder.
Story of a Crime Which Created a
Great Sensaton.
At 120‘ (i'clm‘k r. u. on the 14th T J. Clo»
verius: wa Image-l at Richmond, Va. He
del Without nnv el-nftss‘inn. turd speaking
through Ilr. Han-her, his riririis’er, said that
; in tth moment of his death he ho! no fee?-
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. tin-urnstantial widen o.
ing of ill’will toward man on earth. Thr-
Etaory of his crime is as follows;
On th - morning of March H. ISSS, Mr. L.
Ruse. ken; er of the « lrl city res ‘rV-lir.dl> so ~
cred the body of a woman in the reservoir.
It nrovel to be that nfagood looking “ oruan
about twenty-t wo years of .13:- The Coroner
\roiioauled it a - use . f sua idc. and ha i the
. y rerun-lad t» the morgue for iden-
ltifiliition, Ml‘. I‘r-ter J. Burtnn. a re—
3 porter of the lli-‘inimud his, :‘cii, SHIP
’ se ,ur-ntly it cut. to the n-«ervmr and
Uh‘ll t r the morgue. and hi. invr-sti.1.tt: u re-
sulted in a more: theory upon a chart: of
I‘dl‘lllt: to o |.3}‘
' many peapic saw :‘m- t-odymnd it was finally
é recognized In" two young Indlt’s as a friend
i of theirs.
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Miss I‘uuuv Ldau Malian. of
Kim.' n::d Queen tummy. ivut wli i Ira-I for
3 some time past to 1; teaching sclio -l .n Bath
i
. . .There was a dr'l'IRI - upon llic ;
I ul‘y.
Count:
Item ravisand rolice as re wt to worknnd
in a SIH‘TI‘IIIHI‘ br vuglit to light cir: ritiist:ii:—
l‘t‘S that added Sfr'rnglll to in» murder tuc-
A lvotuari arms lad re;.st rel at the
Aiiiericrui I‘Iin‘e; or: tin l~;tii u: Marsh under
the iiaiiieof Mzss l" I- Merton was lzrissirrz
from lbw Iik'1:‘l. and fr.-:‘ di\1t]~':lm‘r v and
gtiic finding of :h‘ l-v‘y aimrt t .- ~alm:
llimv- .frit‘irrslim’. '.I‘.‘ r “Exile {he so-
i called "MIS\ 31. rtou” was a: tLe
hottrl sly wrote anl r'c cizwl s I'o-r‘al
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tart-as, I lit one ‘lircc’ sl bv her \\ as [Xi‘st’l‘ do-
Ii\'t‘l'tNI. arr-I after fir-r dopiit‘ii‘u from the
botcl it was turn to [-59 1s by the rF—xk sir-i
was! into lin‘ waste b tsket. Tue 5 unit. of
this not - and Ill" ct1\ .-‘ ;c wvr‘e su‘nse :av-riflv
bruugh: to Ii; 2. and i urn push-d to;r2hei‘
it cried :Ls t-ll , u.’ the rl'iac [al link» 'tl lin-
w ta] the trrrirllere“, i: 1; :ug
n {llrwsso-l to "' l Finn-nus."
Inquiry \Ill‘R‘lI that the man wasa young
lazzylr of ' uLd Queen rnunt) aul a
1th“ l f the do 'nvul gal. Tliislel it the
srn‘s: of l‘ uver' wb - was ku‘ «v1: to Iran «A
Lain iu Iilt‘ltdl' rd ”IL Illv 2. th of Mar ‘ll, ile-
frlltltl at tia- rr’Sni“ i\'\‘ of his 1 z :n
w-_.-
. “A,
I.lr‘ll2, 'ilo'o!‘-\V Ur .\‘-. “comb-ration fame. I I.~~ mural: and that 'ih‘ u.- “an”. 5. t'arrrin r i king and (Just i: 1"“ .iify. . an] i bro agar
Assistant .S til Ulliccr. ri‘obu Iv Will be l "“‘thi‘h‘l lv)‘ ‘l-‘Hl' ' ' "‘ “i“lillf.“ ;t') .1}; Iitll I“ ‘hi “3‘ in “‘1'“ u'
made pm” It “3‘ IIIIlIt‘I'SII-rkl when h . “:h 1 .d-wrvaucts. ti... .i. I“ 1...: 1,. . 1.. , A: ml for lllurllh;".)&l:l his trial luxuriant
ilt‘lsunttsl r‘uat- Hon. Ililutll \\‘|l‘l|I l'L'lZl‘r’ l Sink” l""""‘”“"- .\ "‘i‘ " ““3 l"" i ”1". Ma} turmf 1" ‘um mm TL“; 5"“.
“.1, re L,“ .. . siou Approgriari n lull. flglrtnirr an": 5 twenty fight dam. Tho I risone H «your in .
° .— f CST-Anus“). :uri rn.- .\rm_\ ,\,.pt-..p:iatl...t ;guirt_v. .\tu l_v twc handled “Pinks s w. m
A LEGISLATIVE TUMULT.
\"tltl Scenes of Disorder In the New ,
_ .Iq-rsI‘y Asset-III”.
.~\ Trenton ._\'_ J.‘ dispatch gix es the follow~
in; details of the territic and extraordinary
scenes of disorder
opening of the Asserribly, and which culmi-
nated in almost. a the fight for pusséisiou of
the Speaker‘s gavel:
'l‘woilty~six Republicans, three Democrats.
and two l.ab--r men organ: ~od III-‘ Assembly- .
hero to- lay by clc ting \Vru. I‘sainl, Ik-mo-
ciat. of \\ :ll‘l‘t'll count) , ngaker; dos At .in~
\till.
'i'u-roucc M.. I luiiuld. I‘ve no grat, of Mad»
suit. Si rgc int ill-Arms, arid utIh‘l‘ nilb‘r‘l’S nii~
\ i-llsf bet a wii rho t w o parties llulf nulroiir
after the lll‘I-p -i- tour for melting the srssion
tlrv- l{--p':ibli an lll-‘rlllk‘l‘s stormed the Asst-uh
blv - liariils-z'. -\\ imru the Democrats were
holding a -':l:i\‘ll~‘. A s [rind of police. acting
. uri Eu r ordo. s from I lovcruor Abbott. entered
the sIltlllIlK‘l‘ and forcibly removal if: so
wrsous po uted out by tho ofticcisol' the ,
Ioiirociatx‘ tuulu; including the t‘lerk
and Seltcziiit :lt-Arins of the ‘iist
House, who were present to insist
iii the otwriiu; of the llt'\\' session. as
<.
er while the 1‘0211‘
refrislsl to permit.
pr‘m‘t‘kl unless the
Republicans would with-law unt‘l
their caucus was over. The Republi—
cans thereupon withdrew to the Sr euk-
er‘s room in the rear of the Assembly
chamber. and \vc-n-:iccoinpaiiusl by Ilflllt-hllu
rm f l‘arit-l Ill" I alsrrueu. nntl “'olvcrr n.
Aruwiire. mid Ihiiisl of the Democrats. makw
iii; lhlrlln‘ll“ in all. just a majozn)‘.
in the little back room.
tltn ht \vor'o then locked, and
I‘eum ~rats. o itlr the [s-liletilon gunr-l. t n»
rush-.1 w itli their run us. 'l he Republicans
rroaritiine proxnsltsl to organize for them-
srer'S. the ullil 0N theyeleclrsl being b rental
in to them Ihl‘l‘tl;h a high window, the only
me-rrs of a nus lo the room.
\l' Ilt‘“ tho lteinls'ruts knocked on the door
and iut‘orrricsl the Republicans that the can-
tlicri' griut‘del tlro ch m.
ocrutic .-\s'~einblynn-u
the Ol‘mlllflllbf-D to
cas was «oer. and they could enter the larzo i
room, the .lleptrblir ans Illlll‘VIlt‘d in. and the
\lfiicclS they had rlo tcd n wk their pleassnnd
attempted to pro. (\‘-l \\ itll busium
who 9 they had left otl‘ in the Stxuker‘s
ro ~m.
The Ih‘tum‘t‘als were tliuriderstruck. and n
ri It at once ls-gau. They declarmt James S.
Beckwitli tciiigmr‘ary Chairman, and be
rushed to the desk. A terrific struggle fol-
lowtsl betwu-ri Beckwrth and Iiainl for the
rossession of the gavel. members on
roth si-les rushing forwnrd to Join in
the tight. Sh ails. oaths and exe ‘l‘n~
trons tillul the chamber. The dense crowd
in the gallerirs howle I and swore.
The Symakorls secretary was knocked off
the high dais and his chair smashed. Some
tool-bead moved to adjourn and both
llaird uiid Beekwith declared the House
ad iourne l. . The excitement was subsid~
in : when the police again entered the
chamber. and one of them seized Sergeant-
ut~Arnrs McDonald and attempted to eject
him. 'I hem was a terrible strugrle in
the arena in front of the Speaker's desk,
which ended in the poliwniau retiring withs
out his man. About this time the crowd
outside b rrst open the doors and surged into
the churrilwr, but the members dropped hos-
tilities, and ls-m} nrative order was soon he-
storej. although it was an hour before the
chamber was cleared. .
The Republilnu Senators. pending the set-
tlementot' the trouble in the House, refused
to organize the Senate, and the election of n
l'nited outta Senator is thereb ' postponed.
The trouble arose from, the re use] of the
three Democrats above nomad to unite with
the remainder in the organization of the
Ameniblv, their refusal being based on the
claim that they had not been recognized in
the n rtionment of the ofiices. As the
Assem y is clvse, the three Democrats and
two Labor mendgguniting with the Republ-
tnns, were in the jority.
CROP VALUES.
I’orl h or [last Year‘s Yield of (Torn.
“Wren! and Oats.
The National Department. of Agriculture
estimates of the area. product, and value of
corn. wheat and outs for permanent record
are completed. The corn crop in round num—
bers aggregates l.tHL'i,lxul,0J0 bushels grown
on 75,000,000 acres, ‘und has a farm value of
ailmmlhlklfl. VTh - yield is twenty-«Ito bush-
els per acre. tour and ouehnlf bu‘liels has~
than last year. There is an increase of area
of over three per cent.. and a de reuse in
product of fourteen per cent... while the aver-
age price has increased twelve \er cent, or
from :i’fi cents to z; 36 cents per ushel.
The aggregate product of wheat 3457,.
«mm bushels from an area of nearly 37,-
ool,(lll0 acres. having a farm value of
stlj,uhl,lll)o. The ave value is
6%.- cents rer bushel, against 77.!
for the previous‘ crop and mi: cents
for the great crop of Ix“. This is-
3.: per“. cent. reduction from the average
value between ism and 1880. The yield of
the spring wheat: centres is better than was
expected early in the season nnd on the
Pacific Coast much worse. The general nv-
craze for Winter nnd spring wheat is nearly
12.4 bushels per-1cm.
The product of outs is (-24.003300 bush
5.0.303!!!) 1m than last year. from an are: 0
over 33.010000 acres. producing a value of
untouched The avenge ield is $3 4 bush-
els, l§3lnst 37.6 last year. 'thenvernge vnlue
ism. oentsper bushel, kayo-r 38.5 eons
per busheL
DURING the past your 813,284,986 was ex-
pended for educational purposes in the State
of New York. 01' this nmount $5102.38
waster teeehen‘ There are 315:5
school teachers and 1, -35,07‘3 .cnoa chrldrwn‘
in these-to. .
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A! Ansel-um heinmted in elect-m l
I . , i I
firing 13). round:
anyposltmnnd
noel-rims ismbloui
em to: second: tram
beam
which prevailed at the t
Lubrr liminwrat. of Newark, Clerk; 1
The police :
Tho '
the :'
just :
3 bill were passed. o it: a tow irmm “‘rm'lh' examined. and st p by s’ep the evidcu v
‘ nrrwrrdnwnl s. . . .‘I‘lr >
. cxilttir‘al \‘llu‘lllllclll stabons in (0..
\\ il‘l agricultural cull. _-x~s o as rain r:
t-z-pnsel by Mr If‘fil“\
lg ar.I
House Sessions.
l L’:‘-o Dav—The Tucker substitute for the
l-Ialruuuds AutrP-ilygaiiiy bill was discussed
inud rasssed without :1 division.
3 makes the lawful husband or wife of any
f person pm alto! for bigainy. polygamy, or t
outrun ‘9’-
i
l unlawful cohabitation n competent witness ‘
against lhcam‘usei; provides for the [aegis
trution of all nmrrlagos. making it a niisle<
l mearior for any person to \ iolnte the previ-
; stuns relative lu such nlgrstration. annuLs all
Territorial Inns providing for
: identification of fluI votes of electors
: at nnv ele tron, and alsJ all laws conferring:
l on th‘ Territorial «vurts the
lhe '
iw'cr to de- ;
terriirli - divorce lnsrs, and abolishes Woman ‘
: suffrage in the territory. Penalties are prev
! scribed for unlawful intercourse. anl pnlyg~
; nmy is dotiuv-d as it iimrrizigo between one
'~ persrriof one sex and more this!) one per-7 ,
is de lens! to be ‘
s -n of another sex, and . .
a felony. The financial corporations
. known as the l‘hurclr of Latte: Day Saints
and the I'crpetuul E'iugrauon Fund l‘oin- >
party are d ssolvod. and the Attorney— lien~
eral is dire-«rd to wind them up bv procaxs
of court; and nil laws f l‘ the organization of
l the militia of the Territory and the creation
of tlr- quvoo Legionare annulled. Polyg-
nuifsts are mad-.- ineli ible to vote,
and a test oath is presrri to all ens
desiring to vote that they will obey 1 hills
I of the \‘uited SERS. and especially the laws
‘5 iii res. «wt to the crimes defined in this and
l the on , .nl Edrriuudsact. The bill provides
‘ f -r the "mediate npgmiritiitcnt by the first
’ dent of all Judges mil S<-Ie.'..ireri of the
_ County and Probate (‘uurt.s. nudity then“:
rruoruf all Justus-s of th:l I'e_i e. sllr‘rlII-S
C :ristuIlIl-s and other county an I district
officers
l
« ousenl of l urigt‘uss l" the «grin-um.“ lb-l Woe-n
: the New York and New Jers ‘y l‘orrm-ssiorb
: ors respecting the. be- indary line brt ween
those States .. The lull amending the law
regulating the removal of rotisss from State
5 to I-‘ulor‘al nuirts was pas‘ul '. .The bill pro~
vidirig for the hriuflug of suits against the
; I‘iiital States was passed. _
a 251'" Ilvx. ~Mr. Caldwell. Tenn submi ttsl
: bill. and it was agl‘\\‘sl t-l without deluxe or
. division Various Senate bills on the pri
vute calendar “cl‘c considerel. The even-
3 ing session was dex‘wt-‘d to or il'sidemliorr of
3 I‘cnsion‘ bills. of “hill twenty four
‘ ssel. . _
I ‘31"! I‘AVJ—Th!’ Int r S ate Commerce bill.
i as nzreed to by the Source. w as-reported and
i ordered tlrrntcsl for (saintly-ration at an earlv
3 dav . .Thc Senate bill for the n-tin-mont of
I the Fla 1“ dollar \\ as n-fri‘nsl to the Commit—
1 be of the Whole . . . A joint resolution look
in: to an investigation of tlie books. az‘co mts
arid ni’ethuls of the I‘ucitic Ilailr‘ ad wascory
I si lcre‘d, but. not final.). netei upon _. .Tlie
. Iliver and Harbor Appropriation bill was
taken up and mnsidertsl.
first luv. « Bills llll:‘-ul\lt‘t\l, ltv M". I.u\'~
cling tMass ‘-——lliarrliu;‘a pension or S."- a
lucntli to “'3“ “‘Iiiluinn. Iiy MT. Herman
for the ele- tiun of Furled Status S-nators by
the people 0: the States. Ily Mr. Bullentirre
r'lienu. ‘ ~ Appropriatiug a sum not in ex-
cess of $2,nt UK“ for the s oustrnctiom uf a
6.0! Non steam cruiser upon the plans of
l‘liurles Luudburg. of New \‘ork.(tbe vessel
to haven s ecd of twenty knots and to be
capable of s‘ camingrvllll miles when a {nip} ell
. .Mr‘. Maison llndJ moved to stls -nd the
rules and pus~ the biIIf'or th - relief 0 depen-
dent parents and honorably discharged sols
diets and sailors who are now disnhlcd end
do! endent on their own labor for support. He
said that tl.e t- tnl number of - pemns who
would he benefited by the bill was estimated
at 33,11“, and the nunl oust to the gov~
ernlrlent would u reach tlidluku l0. After
debate the bill was passed—years, 1730; unys,
:6. . . .The ,_ Secretary of the 'I‘rensury
ti ansmitted estimates for deficiencies
in the apnmru-intions [or the main-
tonuice of government for the
the
fiscal year 1887 and prior years, aggregating
$5,230,995. . . .The Senate Amendment to the
Maxi an Pension bill was passed by 213 ycns
to 5 hays The bill, having passed both
Houses, next went to the. President.
FARMING INTERESTS.
Proceedings of the Farmers‘ Nos
fluvial Congress in \\'ashinglon.
In the Farmers“ Sational L‘ongnesn, he“ at
Washington. President Beverly appointed 3
rflmmittea as {odours to confer with the Sen
ate in relation to the secretary‘s-hip of
agriculture: 1L 8. Duke. chairman. of
\‘ugin‘n; J. \V. Szryder, of \Vest \‘i'r-
ginra: I]. L D. Lewis, of Virginia:
Springer llarbaugh, of Minnesota. and “1‘.
L.Park§nsoa. of Kansas. L. W. Corbin.
chairman. of Virginia: J. C. “'nlsb. of
Marvlnnd: J. 0. Sexton. of Hennsylvnnia:
J. \V. Miles, of Iowa, and D. M. RN“. of
Mississippi, were appointed to confer with
the Senate and House Couunittee on Agri-
culture nn'l the State Department. Among
the mutations reported by the Committee
on ltcsolations nnl ms“ was the ful-
lowing: “That. the chin-sin the char-
ters of the Nationnl banks whiz-h [whirls
their-lmning moneyonrunl estate Works a
greatiujury t) the funnel: oftfis United
States by denying them bunting priv—
ileges and as t ‘ thorn no
pay is! bigger: ‘1‘“ cl idem-t than
arcane almond u the for.
men-sot the United” I. m
and. do most
on m 9 m
hFuStockM . . .
A:- 11mm
outhhnvulvu-toshowe how he
“autumnal.” within. In
‘ ‘3‘“.va »A bill was passed giving the"
the woolen-m 9 report on the Electoral l‘uzint ‘
were .
it Dr. =a I‘rop sing a n nstrratiounlaincndmou: .
. toss and \;,_~..r t; in
; late. t . sli'isv hill to lvyc tt ll
- one of ill . nearest
lull h- asn‘t-list ugri ' fixed “putt t re ‘T.Sunbl' the brunt .1 SIS
‘Iucer arid unmi- n r. The Jury, after a
few iniuute-s~ l \ :s vcr‘nfiun. r . ~. a
ver-iirt of mark :n th- first 30".
'CIllH-rius wa. “.5
5’1“ of Novel:
th n taken t.. 11....
ed tn b - have d nu 1L»
3-\-,_ An ah, »-:i‘. we:
S :pretiie l‘ozrt't of the
3 Statue. which. kw“ (-Vk-T. :u ailui the yris fixer
The mu ‘
nothing exte, t that it .‘L'syel th-x oxe rift-i;
for over a yn-ar as lttt‘t’tvlll‘t, wizh lrit one
diseulm; \U.I.‘\‘*. atlirmui the _u-I;:ni {l' of the
lower c art. It» was tiiru "menu-vi vi to
be hang” December in. ZSVL To» Chief
Em utivc “as tinnlly applied tr» 5'- -r p ”lit :5
3r cclrrrliutatiuu of St'xllelll e t I i "
merit, but IL": t'iutcz‘BOZ‘ u.
reason ft r int- rr'c-i' , with the
t. c court. iie.h-.~w
ever. respite i ri~
dcruned man until 11-»: Nth of Janina»:
THE LABOR WORLD.
{report ordn- Senior]: Bureau at
Statistics and Labor-
Sew Vol I; State 1 ‘ouirnissiouer l' .0... iii the
“Fourth Annual Ileport of the Sui-an 2‘
StallleS of Labor.“ says;
The year 1““, 11:5 “.tricssol a more pro-
found and far more (“tendol agllatiun
among the mem‘ters of cumin/ed inb lr than
any previous year in the historv of 0131'
country. and while such agitation in our
own State has not been chart-tunnel! by the
wholly unwarran'ed and criminal exec.
thnt startled _\\ilh horror the "\pulal.» o! sr-v -
oral \ I III:’ \\ «stern cities, rt bus nevefllaL
Loss been eormst and bullion-used “'ztii
but rare excl-ptn-l-s. organized fablr has
co-rtsrnirsl 1:: this S are. with gr-mbr s :. —
ere-r I» for.
fast yrs." :Ilbl 3“ “-il be r'v-i .
illlgnsl'ta’b e in
waged IM‘I\\'2'E: s .i ii and lair:
lerlurtx and s :. ‘N"\‘f :\ Ill :1 ‘
Io~l or rail to *1 w as ics «ms»
strident . f us in] and c «II t. :2 - \l‘,“s7i'
The l‘s'llrllllIS'Slltlll‘l‘:H'gtl‘w in fat
rial training as :- tin-ans of loss; '
supply of tranitsl la‘ or an I r.-
couriri; iiinu ft um behomiu; trio ~21: -: of the
, machine.
The conclusion at which th--l‘oriztiiissit-ti‘r
arrives in regard to ”Shorter II ears of La»
but“ an.- thus Sillllll‘t‘sl up.~—‘ As pre l;«‘I(‘l.I :n
the last regvrt of this bureau a may
central IIIU‘sl‘HR‘III “as made on :13» first
» dayut’ Muylast looking to th—- reduction
or the hoarsof Iillvl‘l' trout t.~n to eight I“?
dav. The UZ‘fifilll..‘|I.OZIS of Set York and
lira-oily“ sn-imsl t I I311? act-.sl :;‘ ‘3’: 1:: l oli
cert thanlh-oe of other (alt-2s in
{hr SItIt‘.‘
and. raw-re by far more stiw‘essf'ul.
having won a liiajority of ”1‘ cnses
“here dwinarrsts Won: made. it is true-
lliat While a large rs-rtvr.l:i_e of all ctigagzsi
in the lllwvcrlrctt: LSthl for a redo ‘El -ii of to“ .
brillfis‘l :\\‘. \‘Ol‘jc lililflj.‘ oi the: l-t‘_arii.atil-:,§
did it \\ .tli 3 vii \v ..[ rompioinisi: g on nine
hours as a day‘s work.“
He no“ .‘iv s b: :ef hi-t tries of the its-lira:
strikes in the State during the yea". llllllltl'
those in the Twy laundres. the sugar
refineries. and on the strn—t rad,
roads. The losses bv these different
strikes. . buys ottx Kc: he is unable
to give in total. but tiftyxright firms alone
report an nggn'gat. or fine-3.0“. (Du the
other hand the loces of wagrs to striking
gipiloi‘es are reprvsented by the sum of $2,—
. s, iv .
A Tt'sxal. twelu- miles long is t v be run
‘in Sevadn l‘ounty. Cal, for the put-guise of
draining certain mines in that section . A
company with $1,011,000 capital has been
formed to do the work.
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. THE IARKEI'S.
nw 203:. :2
Beef, goodwprimo......... GE’G 3
Calves, oom‘n to prime. . 5 t3 9
Shoe 4; '3: e
2' (i; 8
fig " ’
.............. 5.er n
Flour—Ex. SL,goodtofaney , 60 g 4 to
We: goodtochm‘coém (595%
Wheat—No. " Red ......... ‘3: @ 369‘
It ve ——St.nte ....... . 575; Q :10
Barley—State . a to
Com—Uri {TX@ 47%
Outs—Whine .‘ :10 a so
nixed Western. 3:56; 3‘37
Hay—Heel. to prime. .. . 5') @ N»
Straw —.\'o. 1. Rye. . . ..... 45 (id 7“
Lard—City Szeam ...... .. 6 :1 a; G .a
Butter—State C: earnery. . . . 24 («2 29
llaifl'. . . . . .......
“Int. Im. Creamery
Flt‘tOfY ............
Cheese -—St:\tc Factosy. . .
Skiius ............ .
\Vestern ............
Eggs—State and Penn ..... .
‘h ‘ mrsnw.
S Goat. Ito‘ ".13 ...... 37’; {00
1mg‘—\Vestern. . 5 g 5 75
Steers~Westem ............ 4 4 5'0
Hogss—Uood to Choice York: 4 4 +3
1' ....................... i .3 l5
\Vbent—Xo. ‘l .......... or};
—No. 2, lhed. . H
(htsnxo. 1 35nd. 3‘
Bunny-Shae. ..... ......... 7‘
nos-lo
Beet—6901133 choio........ 6K»? to
Hogs-hm ................ . 3““: t;
W .... 63g“: 7‘;
Pork—Ex. Pun": bbl...10 50 («it an
Whitman. 5 1.1 oi 5 4o
Corn—- ‘ ._....... 30 t 7-!
Oats—Ennwmteuun... are“; :
Rye—mm ......... _ a) a 1:,
"m'l' MASS.) CA'I'I'LI IABKET.
Sheen—Lin reign. . ,
Hans—Northern
flour—M
M37) "
b’H‘
Can—s
M
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