THE SENTINEL.
SOUTH NUR‘YALK. Al‘llll. \.
Wm... _..,_ . . »
A I'tlcrccd (Cold farmcr has poisoned
over 20.000 jack rabbits in the last four
years, and yet. in spite. of the warfare
against them. they are increasing in num~
-- her. and are becomlng a veritable plague
‘ to the Merced and Fresno farmers.
The ruling passion is strong in death.
Ind also, it seems. in marriage. in Madame
Nilsson‘s case. After her recent wedd‘ing
breakfast she'said to a friend: “I shall
not sing any more in public.” and then
added. ,hesitatingly, “except perhaps
once in a while. for charity.” It was al‘
wars thus with‘ noted singers.
Hercules it was who, wnena lusty
little babe. strangled the serpent that
sought to crush him. That was well
see how far we are ahead of them. just ‘
read this: “Edward \Vclls of Genesco.
[1]., is wearing a black eye given him by
his three-year old son.“
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The once famous (‘ardifl giant, has been
The Commissioner- of the General Land
Otlice has rejected the application of the
' heirs of John E. Bouligny for the issue of
prize land script to the extent of 75.000
acres. This claim dates from the year
1717 and is involved in the historic oper—
ations of John Law, ofSouth Sea Bubble
.t‘amc. It is based upon an alleged grant
by the government of France, covering a
portion of the then French colony of
Louisiana. The claimants succeeded. in
1867. in getting an not passed by Congress
affirming their title. After the passage
of the act it want discovered that the Sn-
preme (‘ourt had passed upon the claim
adversely. Thereupon a joint resolution
was passed suspending the operation of
the act. The claimants assert that the
act involved something in the nature of a
contract and. therefore. it was not within
the competency of (‘ongrcsyto annul it.
“'riting about. the recent great growth
of Minneapolis, a correspondent says:
“There are twenty~four flooring mills on
, the banks of. the Mississippi River. cru—
enough for the ancients; but. in order to i
ployiug altogether some five thousand
menand a vast amount of machinery and
capital invested, the daily capacity of
these mills being: 31.200 barrels of flour.
and exporting directly to Europe about
2.000.000 barrels per year. This grcat
heard from again. after ycars ofclslivion.
It rcposcs in a lidlcss box at El l‘aso.
Texas. which serves as a scltce for the ‘
idlcrs of that lu\\ll.
giant was carried to El I‘aso a long while ‘
ago by some spcculat IVl‘ individuals whose ‘
It :lppcars that. thc :
design it was to take him to Mexico and l
bury hi‘ni.with tbc ultimate-view of rcsur~ :
recting him for thc show business. Sim-c
then he is said to havc been sold for thc
paltry price of :32.
Honduras is rcportcd to be making
rapid stridcs in substantial dcvcioprucnt.
The national debt is bcing rcduecd‘
whools, colleges and tclegraph liucs arc -
bcing cstablishcd.’ and roads are bcing :
built. l'ndcrthis favorable condition of 3
allairs American capital is flowing: into
the country. where it is amply protcctcd '
by law. and valuable conccssions granted
for public improvcmcnts. A bank the
first in the country -— has just l\ccll astab»
lished by .~\mctiruns at Truxiiio.
“Englishmen.
Frcncluuvu and Italians not
kindly to bull lights.“ says tho
Tn: r. (ct-{1.1.
Alto roams. .
tukc 3
ticrmans.
\lu
lostnn
“Spaniards and tluir dc-
Si,‘clttll1:lts‘ tlcliglll Ill lllcllt.
llcrmans.
I'illgllrlllllt‘ll.
and
Ilaliausrnakc L'Hml soldiers. and Spaniards
and Hcficunsdo not. I“ rhaps this is. not
a cnim idem-c. but it ccrtainly is so};
gcstive (\l~ .‘l larc illccmlcncc. \\ in u pcuplc .
enjoy a ghastly and crml sp. ctarlc in a
bull ring and shrink from a l‘:11lii'llr‘:1l.:‘
..\lll:‘l‘it‘:ll:~. lr‘rrnclnucn
One of the auditors of thc 'l‘rcasury llc~ ;
partmcnt. who had rcntcd a housc in a
- fashionable quartcr of “‘ushingtonr was :
,hend of that Department he was sworn
rthat Colonel James H. Marr. Chief Clerk
0 in the First Assistant Postmaster-General‘s
surprised to discover. whcn the cnd of
thonioulh rolled around. that his lamb
lord was none other than- onc of thc mcs- i
scngcrsof his Ilnrcau. l-‘urthrrr inquiry ‘
developed the fact that the latter had;
been loaning moncy through thc drpart- 1
ment to impccuuious clerks and will! is.
extorting in rctur‘rran iutcrcst of 10 pcr 1
cent. a month. The I"(»lncs>cllgcr claims
to have kcpt “0.000 in constant circula-
tion, which. drducting nrttcd .
him a profit of about $‘~‘.Il00a year.
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lofiscs.
Thc i'liimsc- urc a tnild-manncrcd race. !
but they draw the line at banking irrcgu- i
laritics.
Tong Luna: bank at Ilong Kong was. mudc '
public. a crowd of (‘Xi'llt‘tl dcpositors l
stormed thc building, ransacked i: from
top to’ bottom. and carricd oil and dc-
stroyed everything contained in it. “This
is a shorter and perhaps a more profitable
way-of declaring a (liiidcnd than thconc
usually pursucd'in uccidt'lllul communi
tics. Uri this occasion it is not statedI
whether the. officers of the bank were l
among the asst-ts. The probability is that
they ilcd to the Montreal of (him, n her-
evcr that may be.
“'hcu lhc rcccnt failnrc of thc ‘
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The Emperor “'illiam will make Queen
Victoria a jubilee prcscnt of a set of
Dresden yellow wurc. The service con»
sists of 288 large. 120 small plates. and
seventy-two dishes of all sizes. besidts
turwns.saucc-boats and fruit dishes. The
t‘t‘llll‘t.‘ piece for flowers and fruit will be
mmtountcd by a statuctte of the Queen.
and will be embellished with .inedaliion
portraits in relief ~ white on gold—«if the
members ofthc royal family of England.
The plates, also, will each be decorated
with five medallions. containing either
allegorical pictures :rccalling memorable
incidents in the Victorian cm,or portraits
of celebrities of the. Qiiccu‘s reign.
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The “'ashington Sunday Gazette says
ofilce, and Judge James Lawn-risen have
been continuously in the service of the:
Postotlice Department for more thar’ftif t y-v 3
leven years. "The phenomenal length
of service of these two men has been for
you: appropriately recognized. , In Mr.
Hart‘s case the mlary has been fixed by
special act of Congress tit-$500 per year
more than any other man would get in
the same position. his name being very
npcifically mentioned in the appropria~
tion." Judge Lawrenson “has served
under thirty~one difl'erent Postmasters‘
General. ‘lle has seen the Department
grow from ahandful of clerks to its pres
not huge proportions. Tie was appointed
as a Democrat. and is a, Democrat still.
By virtue of his oflice as a notary public '
he has administered the oath of office to i
all the Postmasters~General for the past
fifty years. When Mr. Yilas became the
in by another notary. The old gent-le-
m felt so badly about it that Mr. Yilas,
upon being apprised of the fact, (sent for
Judge Law-reason, and a second timetook
the oath, in order that the record might
not be broken)? ‘
v
,a-xclusivcly in the
‘ thousand
. the whole continent
(arms. General Farrc. thc Frcnch \Var:
, gcst thing in the bills. and his pictures
\ arriuncd at thc public from the barn doors.
l advertise the clown and docs not star any
. the agriculturist wended his way to spread
industry would of itscll‘ alone, with its dc<
rounds of barn-ls. bags. machinery, etc..
i build up a large city; but in addition to
door and lumbcr thcrc arc miscellaneous
.munut'acturcs of many staple urticlcs of
wood and lnctul. and also of tcxlilc fab»
.‘ ricks. which wcrc a {cw ycars ago madc
Instcrn States, The
valucs of the manufacturcs. c.\clusivc of
i flour and lurnbcv. in 13183. wcrc $21.0.‘nl.~
‘. ,ioo~
Altogclhcr this misccllancous rnalr
; uhrturing gives cluploynn'iil Io ovcr tcti ‘
The jobbing trade of;
men.
Minneapolis has incrcascd from about
$l.tltl0.000 only in 1870 to the amount of
s41.:mn.ooo in 1‘35.
tccn railroads cult-ring: the city. and mon-
Scrkiog :ulmittaucc."
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'I‘hcrc arc now sue ~
Thc n‘t‘t nt n'appcaruncc of the drum in .
some Europcan arruits.t'rom which itluol .
bccn lkmisbcd. will sccui titncly should
now lit‘
, Minister. almlislicd it. and not until his ;
r! tircmcnl “as it rcstorcd to the army nl ‘
l‘r.m»c. l‘o-luiulnt‘ullnold I".lr:‘c‘s
‘ :nnph .luit l‘.w\\‘ licrlrnups lizi'i‘c \vclcomcl
thc l‘rllll‘l‘. of tlo- familiar mush}. Italy.
‘all-l‘ brill: liltv: l‘. l. is
drinking of try in: it again. tlic 'I‘s’e'x'n '
:lu'l H‘-
lw: it
_\'\‘:|l\ -\\ithout 7‘:
2!‘
with lbc war :lulborilics. "he
vvj
t‘ullt‘d ln .
r
Inn‘lqw plcadin‘.r vigorously ’
:lrgumru' :xoainst tli-x drum was no doubt ,
lire 'I‘I‘ll“ ) \ll‘t‘tlg‘.
barbaric «lays. I‘l‘llllifllll thc
rncnt ol‘ :l iii-“g." fort c cf mcn tullo llblii
in; but u..‘\c a nuisc.
instruuicnts 1m ot‘tn-n lost in battle or re
illlll‘t‘rlllul’illllali‘ :lllclilion to lake cztrc of
lhcm. Allcr its succcssful raid against
the drums. thc pruccss of dry. scicntitlc
\imination “as r\tcndcd to the oolors.
’l‘ln'rc. lti~\\’c\‘rr. it tnct a rcpulsc: and in
the l‘t‘m'llnll in favor of lhc pomp and cir~
of rclicl‘ from
merc \lalrg‘litcring capacity. the drum
coir-stance war. as it its
acts a licarinu~ again.
t‘ircus clowns. says lbc t‘iucinnali
('u.3;.fiu‘.=w‘ul. arc now just about the most
lliscuusolatc of professional oratois.
“'ithin a {cw ycurs thcrc has been a corn
ph-tc changc in the systcm of running
tcnt shows. Formerly the clown was the
star of thc circus. His name was the big
The clown took up more time than any»
body clsc with his jokcs. his songs. and
his tuintomimcs with thc ringmastcr.
Then he bothcrcd cvcrybody to buy his
song book. The. rest of the pcrt‘ormancc
consisted of nincor tcn acts. I’coplc say
It “as u rx-lic of;
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clnploy l
Tbc culubcrsornz' ‘
the circus isn‘t what it uscd to bc. '1!
isn‘t. Il uscd'to bc all clown and barc»
back ridcr. The modern circus does not
=rider or pcrt'or'mcr. You will not find
cvcn thc name of :l clown. ridcr, trapeze
pcrt‘ormcr. or anything of that kind upon .
the Barnum or Fon‘pzlugh bills. cxccpt
the bousc programme. no matter it' the
best ridcrs in the world are in the corn»
puny. Evcrybody knows that things of.
that kind are regular features of a circus. 2
and it is dccnicd usclcss to advertise them. !
(lnly our and peculiar fralurcs arc. cspc
cially lncntioncd. It lakes something.l
startling or unique to draw-Jumbo. or
a'white elephant. or somcthing in the
freak-oi-naturc linc. Ilarnum goes so fat
in suppressing the clown that he does not
permit one of his dozcn to speak a won‘t
or intcrrupt thc pu'forniauce in any way.
They must confine Ilicmsclvcs to pan-
tomimic fooling.
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Charming Away a Toothache.
An article on “Rustic Suwrstition." in .
Popular Srieaire Monthly contains the fol l
lowing: chliappened not. long ago to:
meet a young. \vcll—tddo. and \rclbedu l
catcd farmer in airnarkct. town not on a
,tnarkct day. and in the. mouse of con-
versation casually asked what 'pttl‘tlt‘llltlt
business he had on hand. “A very bad i
toothache." he n-plicd. The next and;
natural question was to inquire if he had ‘
ubeen and had it out.“ Blushing to his
eyes he said: “I dare. say you‘ll think me
very foolish. sir. but I‘ve been to a wise
man to have the pain charmed away.
Folkssny as he‘s wonderful at that. sort
of thing, so I thought I might as well
give him a trial.” This announcement
being received with the burst of la hter
he evidently expected, he hastily a ded.
“Believe it or not as you like, sir, as soon
as he said something the pain went. clean
awav. and I‘ve been easy ever since." It
wastorse than useless to explain the
well-known effect on the nerves, of a
visit. to any sort of dental operator. and
abroad the fame of his healer. and no
doubt to sufi'er renewed agonies as soon
as he got homr‘. It may be added that
under no circtunst‘ances will a country—
man, if he can help it, have a tooth taken
out by a regular practitioner'l baker,
grocer, or blacksmith, with a local repu~
tation of being “uncommon handy,” is
almost always resorted to {or this extreme
measure... It is but another form of pro.
vineial superstition.
.fore the lower
NEWS spanner
Eastern and Middle States.
Joux G. SAXR. the voell~known humorous
“Vet, who has {or manv years livcda se—
cludcd life at. Albatryxh. Y...mngio a.»
, nicutia. died them-a few days since in his
seventy—senmd 'ycar. He was a native of
Franklin. Vt.
Cannon S.
curou a train near Utica. X.
rot-bat the safe of $2.000. and tlcd.
Tm: disappmramc of a rcm‘stercd package
(\llltflillillg $Iil.llltl fun“ the New York Post-
\\‘. A. Clarke.
he was the culprit. and
owned up to having frequently stolen valua-
ofiice led to an investigation.
a clerk. confmed
hle registered letters
Nrunnors New York followers of Herr
Must welcomed the Socialist leader with
mt warmth upon his return to tho citv Fri~
v after serving a year‘s sentence on Black-
we ‘s Island.
Jonx Tumor. an expert automaker. wln
stole over 83"“.000 worth of bonds and money ‘
in Philadelphia. and who ind previouslv 3
robbed a jeweller in Montreal or $‘.i‘K|-\\'firlll
New
of diamonds. has been
cap! rind in
York.
, Tun New York Senate unanimously pawl
resolutions nuldcruning England‘s cocrcrve
measures toward Ireland.
A sl‘m‘lal. AGENT of the Tia-usury Depart
ment reports that b».- has sun-oedcl in un-
eru‘thing stu tendons frauds in
with the Ca it‘ornia llcdwood (‘onipmrv
Humboldt t‘ounty. t‘al.
001' are involved.
Mus. Avon‘s t‘xmzuox. wit.- or in», ox
l'rmcd States Scuator. made an unsiuxaxssful
:Ittorupt tudt‘nwn behalf at La \‘rus‘u. “‘is.
She had l-wu sutl‘criug. from nwlll-‘ll ads-rm
lion.
South and “’cst.
Tnmus t‘. Ilrtvsouis. cv-ljcutcnum Hov-
cl‘llul‘nf Missouri. comrmttcdsuicide lll St.
IAlllls by plunging down an clmator. shaft
eighty foot deep. A letter found in bispockv-l
\ndicat-sllllnt his mind was drnuigwl.
was born in t‘hurlcston. S.
occupied various positions of local Stutc and
national trust - .
Tm»: numbcr of otlicials and uthcrs indictoal
at Phil-ago for conspiracy to dotmud the
. nullity now alununts to twenty llmsn
‘l‘ln: lvpurtlsldisimvcry of rich cold llt‘ltl\ in
Alaska has startcd hundreds of prmpo [ul\
for thc aurifcrous ticlds.
l.l-:\\ 1.x STEWART icolorvd‘» was baugwl :I‘i
. Lauri-us. S. t‘.. for wifcmurdcr.
.~\ rr‘rvuun batth~ hunk plm‘c rn-ur llt'nl‘l-
hill. 'l‘cxas. between a nun nauv ot Stall
llanweis on one sidc and old \\ llll; \ ‘onin-r and
bist mas sons on the other, Thu-c of tin
\‘onncr turnily and n Hanger \irn- htllt‘lJilltI '
two other linugctx \u-rc broil} “ulllulwl
Tho llungcrs. whilc hunting linil-«r tbion-s.
n crc artackul than ambush by tho \‘ouncrs.
'I‘lu: steamship Suing-ism. bound tron
Italtuuoh~ to Jamaica. fullnilcl‘xl at w-a. uni
llcr ('h‘“ and ion tutsscugvh \u-rv \‘uul by
the ship‘s boats. landul at Bermuda llluit‘alltr :
~ lllvlln- In Ncw \‘t-l‘k.
\lnllb than ltl' poisons arc whole-J \un .
31:; m the drought strrrkcn [.urli ~:\ “I 'l‘cxus
'l‘\\‘o incn “ctc instanth kt'lci "..l to.
fatally M‘uldul by tln‘ cvpi-ysi‘m i-! a s1“ —:inl
lh'llr‘l' tuvuty null-s tum: t‘uluuibu. S l‘.
\ l luv. has .lcstrw-yc‘l a lung. mnulwr oi
llt'llsn s at l‘lurku tllc. :‘x-tm . lbc UNV') Iltullllg
llII 3:3.me
'l‘ur; lit-h‘l llcl \luotr. at
\l-antvrr}. t‘nl
has lus'u tll‘\ll‘n}‘t‘i In liro
'l‘liv Clii‘ ;{X‘~\I\
mostly liastvrn ihs|lli\'.l‘\\'fl“1l m tin-iv night
I‘It'ill\'\ 'I‘lic total
$IJI“JKIL
‘\t\-“ un- ”Month-d
\\'usl\inglun.
'l‘llt‘. l‘n sillcnt has nnuusl u lottcr c-mtui’u
in: $3“ and . stat-uncut that lbc muncv
was duc the go\ crmm-ut {or “ custom Iluuu
duh
.-\ rut-MIST of the Agricultural llctuirtmcut
rctmrlstlxat an inurrnvunmunt of :llllllll'l'a
Lion in spin-s and nuidrnrcnts ls practical,
THE l‘uitul Slut-w Treason-r has maihxl
3332i: checks. aggregating Sti.l\\.l:il in pay
intent of thc interest duc April I on rcgista-nsl
l'nitNl Status I. per- cent. consuls of NI...
(‘HAKILS C. llrmuun has l-wn up
"tinted t‘ullfi‘lur of l‘ustotns at Ilaflfunl
t‘orm.
l’us‘russ‘rnas apt-mitts! by the l‘rwsidc-m:
anlcrick lbnvcr. Multan. Ivan: Andruw M.
R. I-‘ltrsiunu- ms. lltwlin‘r
(‘ruiavarn St. .Iuscplt.
Bluo I‘Zarth \‘ity. Minn. :7 Illiu-r II. Soul.
Mich. :
James A.
Nob; T. M. Davis. Altrwl l‘cntn-. .V. \
bcrt H. Mowry. (bark-stun. S. t‘.
llucnn'rs of the l‘m’tel Stat-s Twusul')‘
‘Man-lt were S‘NJu'le‘iii than customs. $9.
Iii.)
for ruisccllamsuis. makinga total of $3.31.“:
no. I-lewriditunxs during the same ‘n-riml
wewslemmn: tor unlinam. tutu-3.527 gm; P‘ “'“f‘l‘ “' ""1" “K?! “V“- _ y . ‘
lin' richest umnarnul \xo'nmu m tbul mlnl
pensions and $2.2m .m‘. (or interns.“~ ‘ .
A suntan of the crack military organiza—
tions in the South are about to withdraw
from the coming national drill at Washing
ton on account of the cxpcctcd )ml‘ticilution
of color“! troops
Aomrloxn. l‘wsidential unmask-rs ap-
miutcd: J. Howard Taylor. l‘olumbia. Dirk:
. anvllus chllc. Atlanta, Ill; Alexander C.
\Ict‘afi‘crty. Austin. Nev.
Foreign.
A Mull of Greeks on Sunday attackul with
stools tho l‘t‘sldt‘llfi‘i of the American mimion—
urns in Smyrna. ankcv. _
Aso‘rnnn unsucu-ssnu uttcmpt Is rv iortcd
to have boon made to assassinate the L air of
Russia at (iatwhiua l‘akuv.
Tun Newfoundland scaling stcamer Eagle.
having 200 mcn aboard. is n-portcd lost.
TH}: wont blizzard sinm‘ lSfi‘J plievailcd
throughout Lower t‘aiiada on the 30th. and
blocked railroad trailic between north Ncw‘
England and Canadian points.
A wuoucscuac merchant of St. Petersburg'.
rcputul to be worth millions. has been shot
with a revolver and killed by a man to whom
he refused to give NU“! roubles toward the
Nihilist fund. The murdewr has been arrested.
Uthcr Russian capitalists aiv nutcivin lot -
tcrs thrcatcuing them with immediate oath
it‘ they do not com 313' with demands to fur
' uish money for “t 0 common cause."
Moms. than 2.000 invengcrs on trains of tho
Inlcn‘olonial Railroad \vcn- at last accounts
imprisoncd in the backwoods of New Brains»
wicks and Quebec. heavy snow-storms having:
causal a courplctu blockade.
('AI‘TAIN Sam'us. commander of tho dw
lutltul yacht Ilauntlcssduriug her recent vane
with the l‘oronct. attributes his dcfceit totbo
intcrfcrcncil of the owner of the Ilauntlcss.
who was on board the vessel. The t‘aptaiu
and tivc of the crew havo left the llauntlcss
s
and sailcd for .\cw \‘ork.
M. Axrolxs. a \lt‘lcgul-r‘ m the Germain
Itciclrstng from Mott. "has been cxpcllod from
Alsace Iarrt‘aine.
Tm: motion of Mr. O‘Connor. Home Rule
member. to adjourn tho debutcon the Coon
cion bill in the British Hollscof Polliiuons,
was dvt‘outod by 361 to L5 . A motion to close
the debate was carried (361 to 23m. and the
first wading of the bill was agreed to witlb
out division. Mr. Parnell madca seathi c”
munch mirist Coercion. and was sumiorttl
by Mr. tiknlstouo. .
A xnw Italian (‘abinet has been formal.
THE roof of a church at Unglmghma,
Sicily. fell stnldenly during the Suudav ,sx‘r-
vim-mburyiug ltll persons, forty of whom
wcn- killed or injurul.
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DEGLABBD ILLEGAL.
The Connecticut Supreme Court
Declares Against the Boycott.
The Connecticut Supreme Court has hand-
eddowu a decision in the celebrated New
Haven boycott case of the State versus Glid-
den. The defendant and other men»
bus of a trade union who were em—
ployed by the Carrington Publishing ($0.,
which (smtrols the New Haven Courier,
struck and afterward luxycotted the mummy
to. compel them to discharge non-
union employers. In the evidence be-
‘ c‘ourt witnesses test ified
that. t_he_ object of the boycott was to CODIPB]
submission on the part of the mrpnnv or
rum the busim . d .
Judge (.mll‘ulfl‘ delivered the opinion. He
decided against. \Valking Delegate (Hidden
and the latter must pay the fine imposed by
the lower mutt. ~
OVER £3,400,m0.tlklk the estimatedvnlno
o; the horses. mules, cows, oxenami other
cattle. sheep and swat: m thiscotmtry on the
mofamuary. lass. ,
&
Luann. a National Expo“
t‘ompany rues-ringer. while at work in his
\'.. was Slid-
denly undivided by a masked stranger. who
shot- him in the arm. bound and gaggo-i him.
connect i. or
in
hands wort h *IHIIL.
lb-
li. In lot}. was
clcclcd Licutcuzmt (ioicrnor in lN'vJ- and bad
:Il
iiich; Otto Kau sp.
Itk
brim. Nob: Lafayonl- Myoh. Hnunl Island.
.21“ from internal n-Vruue turd autumn 1
up u.
SPIlNG suction. ‘
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:The Labor Candidates Poll 3
Large Vote in Cincinnati.
A A, Heavy Prohibition Vote Pulled
in . Michigan. "
The spring elect ions this your were unusual»
ly interesting lmcausc in some of the cit ics
Labor tickets wen- in the field.while in Mich-
igan a Constitutional nuicndmcnt forbidding
,the liquor trailic was to be \‘otgal upm. A
Hot roiliiispmch on the day after the clu‘dt‘ll
gave those. particulars:
0“ two Justices of the State Supreme t‘ourt.
two Regents of the State University. and two
laructtdruents to the Constitution. besides
unruly (min-rs Tho alliendmcnts were
i I“? ll!“ lucroasc ut' the salarios of
the Static ullixm and the prohibition of the
liquor-trunk: Buth’thc liquor and thoauti»
liquor men have worked hard. a llvcly cam-
paign l-cil thcnzsult. Animportnnt fucturiu
illc light tashccu the lcrnpcl‘mnc v-lclricn!
that dullbtod the cll'H‘tlvcm~s\ nl‘ pl‘ululiL
lnr)‘ legislation. “wing to thc cnergctil-
working for and against the prnlululluu
:uru-ndmcnt avory tull vote “as pclhsl. thi-
Iu~iu;:. istrticulzu-ly trut- in the smubcru purl
ul‘ lllt' Sunni.
Intlic "Upper l‘cuinsula snow tell to the
dcptb of from Inn to four “vi. and very
z nmlcviully intrrlcrnl with tho vutc, (inn-I“
E ull)‘ tlic «lav “as quiet. although in :| Ir“
i plum-s “Null-lo ls-tiu-nn l‘rululntiuulsts :m-l
. anti l'l‘ullllllliuntsls was rcp-u‘tml “Ron-n
ltznc l-ccu }\l’~'sr:tl at tho polls all day wort.
g in; tor thc unwnebucot.
. 5“- far :‘> n-pzrtol at to Hillel. “wholma
; liun :uuctnhuom i. strongly “pi-twat in tho
I
l
“Mics. l‘lll tho country vol» sis-ms lchl)‘ in
w\ . rr ninc this.
l':ll“|lj.1llll§L\Il“xl l-mnmll-yl A \1. t-‘- ~l:x-\\
4 that tliv lit‘p‘llilirniis bruc clotted tlu-ir Stale
' tickct by a mic plurality. 'l‘bc 'l'n'lnnu-
. clomsu plurality of not less than lofltx‘r. its
to tho :Alllt‘llthllclil\ latcr rcl \ll’ll\\4“!|l In rinil.‘
tlwa-lol-tion of built assurcd. 'l‘lu- \ult‘ nu
Q lh-~ Prohibition :uuculmont has bum vcry
bet“ Y. and the anti liquor clcmcnl has a)»
‘ ”unruly gainnl tin» \ ictury l-y than .10“- to
“'3‘“ majority.
'l‘llc (‘luclumui l-llcct inn.
'l‘ln~ triangulatlighl for control of the ci' 3
gun'runn‘nt was a i-N‘uliar onc. {mm llw
i tact that the lklrlt<t1h of the tlmc h- kcts‘
* won‘ confident of Slit‘i‘ux‘ :ur tin-Ir
“sill!“ l\ o hwluxs and It-‘s‘al‘l‘fl ! .l‘
thcurncrtaintv ot‘ tho slh‘nglb ul‘ llrc Iulml'
i t‘lclucnl. which \\2\\ null urgnuihsl and lump--
5 no. The result. as announnsl .by the lilcr
g tiou Board at Ilia» c u. on the night ut obs»
liuu dnv was: .\‘lcvon~nu (labor. “All.
Sturllr Ill-p |. “Jul. “also“ ilk-to.- llJi'hl
? Tho l‘cmucrats “rm nuuplrtclv rs-utwl
: smrrul ul iltcir shun-,3.“ “unis tailing till"
T Ilk‘llalui‘ of tho l‘mtcsl Labor torus. lbw
l ‘ lu‘l‘\ \ Ila-lrllltlit‘rur uuhls. ‘ll‘lilhi‘v llic llvl .2 :rl
ones. bmvly QN‘a}h‘i tho mum fat»
1 .\l l \ VL. hu\\'-~\l‘l‘. It “as rluimnxl ;.:\
rt'rur luol bum found \l‘. 1h ~ .~.. rutttr; In
\\ lilrll Surilli «Rn» \\.’L\l'l-“lnsl in about “All
a vows The unit of tho licpubln :ln iiiilulvipi'
in lo~t was rim-t. d o .ttxum doubt.
.: Elm-t inns l‘ZIs-‘u licrv.
i ‘l‘ltu u-loq‘ltun in t ‘loxrlntul in: tunic» tl-Jl vi
L ti icrs was :t surpi 1w 1.. “w liq-UH: ans 'l .c
. cltllh~ l. .um‘mH- told. ilvu-le l-\ H l'
' lkllw-Jk. tho cati‘laluh- to \l um: on. v-lvs‘l
‘ ml,ll\ about :23!!! til‘t‘w‘di. l‘liv- l'uxnri u!
‘ ‘ \l-ivi'rm-gi is ph-luldy l‘crn-ri :li ..« :ilsn \le‘
‘ lint-nick is :t pn-mtunnl lul\lIIt-\\ Ili'lll ‘l \\v\
‘ \cl!\ ;.;u rim “pl-aid 32-h ubwl .11 t i.» lag. \\ ,
ii:ll‘ul!-"‘ \luynr lo upward ni
i Tin- hu‘ifuni I'w..t|.‘- city lI-sstiuu tw-l.
i plaw \l-unlayJuEl ill" iiuut'll ‘th “donor“
‘ and all lb" t‘nmnrb I‘ouncil tum; chimiu.
.._liM
'I‘lw n-silix was t1 lil-pxsllln‘un .\l.icr:n-~n and 1‘
li' lb-puldican t‘r-uncilmcn
I lotto n'tul‘. and
_ and If; l‘v-unrr‘ats \‘nurrtm; thus» \llb-rA
3 mm who hold "\t‘l. tho city ih-xcinmv‘ut
3 “ill. on joint lvillnl. have u li-‘ltlll‘llx'dll
rnaj-u‘lty at It.
In tbr chvtiou at ‘l‘olmlo. Ilhin. tho cbiu-f
on Sunday.
rnemlh-r of tho Law and I lrdo-r Inviguc. “Lil-
the Imncmts rn-minnto-d a liberal German
The tight resulted in a victory fur the
_ llelnrbhcnns. by n majority of from .‘uittA
‘4”.
tin“ tit-r Republicans nut-lentil
by :v-o maturity.
The 1'“ 3‘ Council is Reptil-
Iican. -
lingo u.
V ‘ ’ V ' ‘
l..l'l‘l~.li Malia.
. .‘ll\‘\ .t'nnuzrxr.‘\\’.u.n‘r:. a New York
l lat-ls nun-u: “mm. .....x vim-«n.3,; lil-‘mlity.
SIN"
your. o .
States. and la-l‘l an estate u.:iruatul at ‘3'.
murmur
Hi l-Ilttlul-Ml‘nicago carpenters struck on
an hour.
'l‘m-t total “demotion of trade dolhl's. M‘
c ailing to lln- latest returns. amounts 1 -
:il-uul MJIKXNII.
Tm t'rcshlont has ammintcd the following
pt nstmastn-iv i}. F. Miller. Angelica. N. \'.:
Willard .\I. Baird, Ugdensbunr. N. Y.: \Vill
iaui ll. Price. New llnuiswick. N. J.: Julul
Kenna“. l‘ussuic. .\'. J.
_\ rimsurr carricd away a
linguists“. l'auadn. Six
drowned.
THE l‘zar o ill not pernfit Russia to partici-
lute in the~ I‘aris Exhibition in tax“... because
Ilc knows that the luwlquartevs of the Nihil
ifls luu c lawn transform} to the l-‘nuu‘h cupi-
tal. .
.-\nvlcr.s trom London state tliatthe health
of exfiwivtary Daniel Manning is improving.
milldzuu at
persons wen
Huxuv lnleu‘s illi\nnt."
33.?th a week.
Enwix lluoru w ill be storm-o richer- when
the prwt season closes
True Indians at Vancouver. British (‘olum—
bin. have a band of svvcutecn pli‘t‘c-s.
Enwtx ll-mru has had one of the groatrwt
sui‘mx‘w in thc history of the legitimate drama
in San l-‘mnciwu
Tm: Abbe Liqt \\ rote 1.11:3 com notions
is as: imatcd at
of other (Vimpiwrs.
Pavux: HALL. Marie Jame“. and Isabel
‘ Frquhart. new manic opera stars. wcro sings
ing in the chorus tlvc years ago.
Join T. Ravxosn will soon appear in a
new play. “A Gold Mine.“ written by George
H. .lossop and Ih‘ander Matthews
THE circus. \\ ith its drawing power of
7.000 or $.00" daily or 45.0“! a week. has hurt.
the business or all the theatres in New York.
Ant-urn “Knack will probably take the
unitingcnient uf “‘ullack‘s in New York when
his father retires It is not unlikely that
event will 0“ch next season.
Cumsrrxr: Nussux said she would leave
nial venture. but flm‘mlndfii to make
I“?! .
Miss .‘IARY “'n‘lmiul. a talented young
American violinist. a pupil of Joachim. has
had the gold medal for art and View corp
fer-red upon nor bv the Duke of Sane-Cobain;-
Got-ha. ‘
MARY l‘sx Zia-or. the wr-lbknowu singer.
has so tar “summed front her stroke of
“an a cane.
looked for sum.
“.\'1ci.r.rn‘\81.v." a well~known newspaper
t‘fll’l‘eSpfllldellt, is the latest 'ofl'eri or to the
stage. Her real name is Miss Pink Coch—
raue.nudshchnslo had a ard t d 5 a
to becwue an attramilg n on 0““
he _ titty yams ago. \Vhile at work on
It‘hls‘funu’ture was seined for rent and he lost:
his wife and cliildrery—cimumstanoeethnt put-
lnm into anything but a humor for comic
upel‘a. .
RTnn: recent a W of Mrs. James
Brown Potter. giiominent in New York so-
cr ,asapmfesionalamnmtho
_ Harman-hat Them .
said to he thodranmiceventot trig-day.
The ambitions Mynid not madefinite
l success. 3. - 7 ' .,
Michigan ell-chm; lo-dny cast their ballots,
ism):- “31> \\ bahcr :lw \‘llunlts \hi‘illri l-i t'lvlw‘i
Tln- Republicans nominated a
At the llridzqvort d'onn ) municipal elwc~
their Mayor
t‘olum-l \thliam H. Martin. the Ilcmoc attic
Honduran. l‘..l.\ qu‘ll chx‘tnl tn (‘nngns‘s {nun
Texas. in an the um-xpiwd term «1 Jul“! H.
Monday tur mm hours a day arr-13's"! ‘u-uts
of which “:2 an: transcriptions of t o works ;
the stage for good after her latest matrimo- '
just one more farewell tourthrough Amer , 3
paralvsis as to be able to walk about with the ;
Hu- complete rostoratimr is- =
\‘nanr is going. to finish a comic opera that ‘
angrgnnsu."
The Tragic Story urn Shipwrecked
Schooner.
While the bark Scot‘s Way. from Lkbon
bound for New York. was off Butlers: in:
heavy storm nscntly Second Mate O‘Brien
dimly saw in the gray dawn. from his perch
jock, mrly six miles dead to
plunging and rolling in the big. wind-swept
sens He reportej his discovery to Captain
Steele. and the Scot‘s Bay squared away and
bore down on the ohjcc . It was the wreck
of a schooner. and as the bark got closer and
the daylight brighter. Captain {Steele made
0!! two men sitting on the aflcr house fccbly
waving their arms. The bark passed close
under the stern of the wreck and hove
to; Notwithstanding the turbulent waves.
a. boat was safely launched in charge of Mate
Peterson and four volunteers, and an attem -
made to rescue the two men on the wm- .
Mate Peterson noted that the mainmast of the
schooner was broken close to the deck and
about half of the mimn and t'orcmasts were
standing. The deck was flush with the seas.
which swept her at interva‘s from stem to
onlthe fowtopmil yard. at long. dark oh- i
leeward. 3
EVENTS DFEIJAY.
Some Important Happenings in
Various Quarters.
Forty-One Members of a Huge
Land Ring Indicted.
A bombshell has been exploded in the camp .
of a fraudulent land survey contract ring. in
l ‘alilornia. the members which have grown
rich in swindling the l‘nited States Govern.
merit out of public lands and money paid for
surveys which were never properly tirade:
The leeral Grand Jury at San Fran-
cisco have found thirtvthree indictments for
perjurv and eight for m-rrqnimcy. . It is
gone ly understood that tho charges Include
one each against men who mil be defendants
in criminal actions. and who are said to be
stern.
The two men wow lashed to the after bums.
Their clothing was turn to shrals and their
bodies were tilled with cuts and bruise-s They
laughed and cried dcliriously when they saw
heavy swells imvul to be too much for the
littlc infill Hie two shipwn-ckul men feebly
begged the boatlncn not to leave them.
I’a’lchmn shoutul crux-unrzing words tothe
l urrt‘urtunutls Attcr much ununruvring the
, r‘cscucls got clusrv cit-nigh to fret hold of the
; brokcn rigging;
The route got nlu ml and lifted the two on
fortunatcs in tin-
inirk. Tllt‘_' w.-
and carried by
Willing hands into the cabin.
. Alltlicbrnndy‘ the Captain had and lots of .
' tht‘iutts. Then they atc a nourishing nicalaud
i
i
l
l
iskuimmg coffee “'v-N protrul down their
! \vcl‘t- put to lul.
l
\thu tbcy awnko the next day they told :
\To‘rt‘ 1
i the storv ot‘ tbcir adventure. lev
,Uapt. \i'llliams and Second Mate hicks-nu
2 of tln~ Man‘us A. Davis. which snilul from
a Fcrnandnua. Fla. for Philadelphia ml
fillnrch l. heavily laden with lllnlla‘t‘.
:Iler crew unusistui of (‘a train “'illiulIiS.
Mate Bonnier. fins-nod .latc Dickson.
Sprague. the “bite >h‘\\':u‘tl. and to o colorvd
snuuncni-six in all. From March l‘Jto March
‘Jl the schooner was the plavtbmg of the .
about as
nuruuandml
\vcw hcpt
f elements. which tossed her
i no craft the (‘a itain had ever
eycr was toss“ . ‘he mcn
.nt the pumps unitimrnlly‘. {or she Icahn!
i badly. T In- northwestcrly gobs bad
i driu-n hcr far out of licr course. and the
i t‘aptaiu. not having any instrulucnts. was
~, unable to tell \\ Ilt‘h‘ she was. \\ hen. on Trust
a.)
2 day. March --. be hove to ina howlin ' hur~
! ricane. llc supposrsl that hc was otl‘ (‘ lino.»
i to ruo. \‘AL. but he “us really it‘s! miles east
l of .‘iirt‘olk. A bill in Ibo ant‘ul bins-t was
: suddcnly follnwul by a squall that writ the
i svln-oncr on ln-r l-vun culls: Tho Captain on
; dorsal theme“ tocut away the tow and tunic.»
i blasts. and wool an ax himself lo help them.
. Th“ nuiuunast was cut t‘IIN‘ tn the dock and
j t‘msliui 0Y0!“ [litt purl sltlt‘. i‘tll‘l‘ylll; baili- uf tllt‘
. {ore and Hula-u masts with it. Mim- Iit‘ll'
. nor was struck down lav a tailor r
. . ls
l spur. fill-l lung-ml Irvin“ with a ‘Intkt‘ll ;
i Icy; \s the sch-urnr rightul shc
- :ul brundsidc of the ma. and tons of {mania
“Pl“! “atcr ntus~ m tuniurtriinuus lll:l>.~i\ and
‘ tum iul on tho docks. \il‘l\ in; vuptaur and
i own ln-lu“ 'I‘ln- tluni-lcruus barium-ring ..2‘
l the was sunlsbwl in the cabin null l'ur‘s‘astlc.
E \vuslnu: noun or dostrm in; all Ilic too i. and
3 sum tizlwl cxcr) nook and corncr of tho \BS‘
‘ u-l “llll water. The mcn \u-w tur~ «l on
lie-cl; again. an l. on the ink me of I‘aptam
\Villiams. isbwltlzruw-lvcstwthcatlcrhous-
All tlll'ul ..ii tln- night "to Waves \lllslk'ai
--\cr lllc “ris‘k. lcurur; tlrc vl-Itlult; ..f the
luv-n llhr‘ the hands or nu isil-lc t‘urics . The
tin-Lu“ or the “1ka made tho Iashiiws cut
into 1 boir ll. sh. and tho salt walcr luau c the
uurunls smart lilo-burns.
Mal» “minor died in the night and his body
was unlaslwl A wan- \‘tbl‘kkl it away.
Just before do “11 the t Wu negro warm-n. w ho
had Isa-u wildly praying and vuvpirr'. went
mad and unlashwl [branches The cat»
Iain tried to prmuadc them to return to the
. hflllx“. but they xs-m-sl to bo ul-In runs of his
exrstencv. and recklessly run about the duck
alrenmtel v sl n mung: (or belt I and
. praying. ~hey saw imagimu‘y ships sailing to
nut-ut- them. and they laughed in \\ ild delight.
Then the ships Mined tn par“ Without hocd~
ing them. and their cries were more terrible
than the crvakin of the wreck and the mum»
in; of Ihr' with . One of the storm-crazed
sailors leaped from the Inuit her rail into the
surging wa. and the other dived bouillon-Inna
into the w‘agcrrllllml‘ourilmuon way and per
ishuL Steward Sprague almady had br cn
torn tnuu his lashin . and caniod away on
a vimu wave. “ lieu rnondng unme- the
sen d goncdown somewhat and the wind
blew with loss llc‘rn'lw. The Captain tied
his tattered shirt to a pole and fastened the
pole to tlrct‘onuuast. Several \‘fis‘wls posed
far to the westward. and the weary. hungry.
and disheartened wilors shout“! them—
R-lves infirm in their frantic efl'orts to nt~
tract attention. All day long and all
the following alight they lay awake
on the hotrw looking at the stars and proving
tor succor. lev saw the rescuing bark Ion '
below. Lookout O‘Brien spied the wreck. and
they added to tlwircxhnusu‘on by wild yellir
for help. They embraced each other and (Tit
for joy when thev saw the bark St nan- awav
and come saidde y down toward t will. They
had been fortvciglit hours without fwd or
water when they were
..—
Tmz'imw sectarian.
.‘lr. l’airchlld Fornlally Appol rill-d
' to Succeed Mr. Manning.
The appointment of Assistant Secretary
l-‘airchild as Secretary of the Treasury has
been fonimlly announmd.
(‘harles Stebbins Fain-him was born at
Carenovia. N. Y.. April an. 1N2. His father
was {or many veanthe attorney for the New
York Central Railroad. and is one of the emi
“out men of l ‘cntral Sew York. The Sns‘retary
o! the sorry recei‘td his early education
at the Methodist Seminary at (favnovin and
entcn-d Harvard College in R63. l-cio:
graduated from that institution with the class
of 1N3. He then nttcmied the Harvard Law
School and was admitted to the bar in lrli'u.
He‘ Joined the firm of Hand. Hale. Swartx a:
FRIH‘hlId. one of the most successful law
firms in the State. In loll he was ap-
pointed Deputy Attorney~fieneral. by At-
urney-Gencral Pratt. 1n the ensuing vmrho
was nominated by the Democratic Louven~
tron for the Attorney-Generalship and elected.
He mrved in this eapmitv for two years In
ISR he visited Ermipre'. 'pon his. return in
15% he ongaged in t practice of law in New
\ ork t‘ltyand continued there till called to
he sststant. Secretaryship of the Treasurv
in was. . ‘
l ‘ Judge Maynardmhe Second Comptmller.bns
ocen appomted to till the vacancy caused bv
Mr. Fain‘hild‘s pmmotion. '
NEWSY GLEANINGS.
DI‘RING the year 13% thirtysix telegraph
1 odious welcopcntsi in China.
; Tun New York Morgue receives 5,000
1 bodies in tho course of a year.
OVER three hundnsl new settlements in
Dakota are applicants for postman-us.
Tun Salvation Army is to begin work
; among the Indians in the Northwest.
t‘axuu‘s public debt is over Sittillfljlll.
an increase or over tidal.“ the last. tim'al
'ear.
I A new potato disease has a red in
l
i are crop.
Mama fruit men say that the strawberry
‘ crop this year will llebrrearly double thatol
last; year. i »
Bantams Saturnnr-‘y bought a ieec or
land in Chicago in ls's‘J for #500. e sold it
a few days ago for 31:45.1“).
ELEvrzx Alsatians have been sentenced to
immasom' ‘ neut for six months for wearing
tri—colorvsl ribbons in Berlin.
3 Tux-2 profits of the Chicago sticky-unison: i
said to have ream the animals sum of
; 313.01!le during the past ten years. 1
11‘ is said that. not has than two million
pormds of dried sage leaves are used annually
in the United States for various put-pistes.
A 'rmu‘nnrwcrr-‘orrr spruce log was recent
3‘ “wed into boards in a Puget Sound mill.
andmmle 6,400 feet of lumber without a,
......m .... ...-..
knot.
MICHIGAN wolves have been killing the
l in . . . .
the bruit and its plucky «mutants rowing to- ‘~
ward thorn. Manl Peterson made several m~
ctl'cctual attempts to luard thl} wreck. but the ;
Mate .
i: uglrng nvcr tllc port. side i
unit and nnvml tin-in to the ;
. hoisted alumni by ropes i
muisiana, which threatens to destroy the cu» .
ringlcanlcrs ‘ in the scheme to ml: both
the Government and settlers: L'fl agamst
nit-u who have been used by; the
y ring. but who are said to havc guilty knnwlv
i cdgr- uf the Illl.\Ill|'\\' and to haw: .\\\‘Ul"ll tasrly
; to atlidav‘its and stalesments as. to the time
a and place of making field nob-s. and tn {n-r‘
soual appearances li’lumlllt'tnasr‘urnlnix‘tutlI
crs and ruvtarie-s wit-us . narn-s an; subscribcd
tn cunt racts and assimment ls In-ls.
importauccof tin-action of ”in Grand Jury
will be S‘I'll when it is statul that rune-r
whispcrx that indictments have l-ccn l'uund
against the following: pcmms: .lulm
lit-limit. ‘ostensibh- brad o5 lllc firm
of llcnsun N (‘n,. on I\\|I charms:
\Villiatn H. Norway and .\‘_ \‘l‘. Forum“.
curtnerviua-bict‘ in the (Mill-“IT“. {\vu ouch:
Ins-dune lcichal‘t. former chirf clerk in (la.
Surveyor licricral‘s nilise and now Sun
\t‘)ur4ir.‘l|’l‘fll of “in State. two;
oncl" .l. “'nwl. first lit-utensil:
l Iicusnn and chict‘ instnictur for
. (‘Ivl-lll)‘ surveyors. twn; M. ‘
former partncr of Belts-tn. [\v i 1 M F. Reilly.
sulruuitmcror. two: John _\l\ Nee. ‘f(|I‘IIl"I
, and priN-nt [fill‘lllcr of Brim-n. (no. and a
2 host of small fry.
‘ It is asscrnsl that tln- sumo inductive which
; cuabhsi liens-nil N V”
affairs of the Survcyurviicrn-ral‘s ntiicc in
. (‘alit‘uruia clialulul them twin-t a [Ii‘lh at l-iuis
, of nthcr \Nlllll‘a-‘lui\. and to uudvr bi-l
tlra'm by just enough to score nuitructs
which gave them a profit of from $151M“- to
$‘.‘tl|.\\!ta yet-tr. The fmudn-f which the in
. dictments just found arc the r. sult have long
, been a public scandal. and tim inuucuding
' trials lhrwtea to imulve even more promi-
. lit-hi men than lint-'0 :uuiLoiml.
uf
ign‘ Inuit
I l. IIint‘.
....
A Bolivian newsrmln-r says:
i has app-ans! in the pt‘ovrum oi Turija. Al—
:onlinc Republic. rwar the Bolivian trontlcr.
Unr :llllllul‘lll-‘< arr- ulning liicir l-csl to prv
l \‘cn‘. it watching horn and have cut off all
l\‘(lllll‘lllllll‘ailt\El \‘l' t‘uruuzlui. \vliu-rr tho
5 'h‘t‘a.“ is raging. lu ’I‘ucunmn tbs-iv 339‘
i daily about 2'!“ dcatus. l‘urnmt-a ‘na lira
l fllldll town on tho l'wlivmn fh‘lllls‘l’. from
.
which it is squint-ml I.) :t ruras- «If llic- ! its!” .
Z tlllls'l‘fls."
\‘un‘csp unit-nor f7‘- *2“ tlw .‘1:~’l!l’ill~‘i":i‘lllil>
g lic is sully llllt‘!\'\i ,2 'l‘uwuuzxm has so!
[crud the \\\v!\l. tlrv dumb rm..- il.l\ in: no ht'tl
5 Li" lu'l‘ «luv . arr-l alums? ail IinN' news \vvi‘u‘
‘ suvl-Ivn all I ‘Ls. full "owl by \i‘. Ell":l ~lv:;th~1
lu 'l‘ucuunm ttu- onh \. :uv ll‘ «wit to the
‘ >lnfi‘lS vvrna ln-irss iii {iv chargc -»:
l<3‘l-’~l~ nt‘ tla- xlvt‘mr. til "I" icz's - u
Lizrziu-s rbnt \v-‘rt tut-x Iln' unitary
linuu-i llamuvlnx ...:ut-r‘lcl by lump;
l to rclurn. in tlo- mlv llwt‘v is gnarl
: isn‘vflyund rural :s u-lliu: h'iillly at N‘
3 \x‘lll's lhsz’ 3w Tin» \\.z‘v an»?
‘ r-lintllil. Kilt-fit-” l' ‘l'll‘ tilil‘trl-l -l‘ li‘ty
prnrt'tlum-i's ll oi .l vui l!“l|l lit: .2 ’
at lion-ml 02’ Jaw. . No!“ it
acln 12‘. displayni l-v :lnewliutim tarmnsalvi
thc auxin-rules. runny italics urn- munnmal‘y
ftull~ltatll<ltl0ulc city. at the mercy oi Ibr-
dogs.
.9.« «Ms
Two Cowboy Dvspcraducs Killcd.
Forthc East 51: months .‘hlls’tlllii. rush»:
«\wlwyswunm; from thc \Vcsz‘rrr mll“llr\
They would gait drunk.
tIanl'l‘_ and slam into stuns
vale dwellings. The other day Hugh
fitnutrick and liilly Pagan.
the C. U. D. ranch. rude tutu
[unaided to "till up.“ and r-hlc tliruuglitln-
makc tlic (‘lll1’.¢‘ln~
and pri
entering the billianlrhall lhgau quarrvlui
the but. A telegram was sent to Sin—rill”
Penn. at Broken Run . tocoulcon-i arrvst tin-m
and on his arrival. Fit.-1u!!‘ick an! hogan rude
ofi‘ to the outside“! town Attrr rcioadm:
their wvolvcrs. however. they cha ed down
the sin-ct as bell-re. Uri warning 1 umphrcy
firnith‘s hard warn slun- Sheriff Penn dc.»
runndcd their surrender and when they re-
fuscd he and his posse shot their
bones {mm uudcr them. Still they would
not surn-nderand Penn and his l'Nt-l tired at
them. killing; Fitzpatrick instantly. a ball
firing through his heart. and forming
*gnn‘s abdomen so that be ived only
fifteen minutes.
.-\ .‘Inrdcrer Lynchcd in Iowa.
John MI‘KQ‘IlilI‘. the tnurdcn-r of John H.
Riggs. was takcn from tbojail at Punting.
Iowa. by a party of masked uteri Sunday.
and ‘Ilullgtsl to a “’0? in from or th-
build'rtg. duller l‘umr-ty. who slept ’ in
the building. :mokc about 2 o'clock
and found that he hal lb-cu locked in its
rim-u. 'l‘orntydivc niasklsl horsemen and a
wagon lozm of rmn n-‘k pest-«mu or m.-
tnwu. furl-«i their nay Into the jail. tout. out.
McKenzie. and banged him to a tuna
Spanish Ministers in Danger.
Dunn a sitting o! the (hand-er- ot Dcpuv
ties in adrid a lain-lime!“ cane lanthanum;
gummwder. within which was a metallic
cartridge. with a {use attached. was found tn
the doorway of the I'n’silleltz's Bureau.
Later a retard was exploded in thf- vesti:
bule adjoining the oflius of the Ministry o1
Finance. \Vtmlows were br- nko-n by the con-
cussion. Nobody was injuml. but IIR‘ two
incidents have causal much alarm in Madrid.
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PBOMINENT PEOPLE.
DR. Roaxnrsox and Mr. Mflt‘dflmld. both
members of the English Parliament. are
blind. ‘
Enwann Parson \Vnsrox. the father- of
longdistanco walking. has mturncd to jour-
nahsm.
Has. anav “Sum {inseam has im-
proved inheakh and spirits sincesbearriied
at Fla.
Iris said that a physician always sits at the
bedstdo of Em \cnrr “'illianr Watching the
monarch while sleeps.
Amman? thirteen gist—edit“ in this
«pantry have been at‘tcr t‘ol. lament,
Melon. 1: Clevelmid’s private secretary.
Tn: widow of \‘icol‘rvsidcnt Hendricks is
favorite projects left unfinished by her hus—
mfinsarophpox Caxnnlpx will go to t‘alit‘or‘
W [3 spring. is health “as much
bone ted by the trip to the Pacific «inst last
winter.
9km Dunner. the English now-mt. ro-
. carves £5,000 for every serial story. and as
A San Francis“. (Ilflull-‘Il su‘s that the I
A.;
“I ‘I-lv ‘
to luauipulatv the.
l (‘holcra‘s Ravagcs in Sour h .\ lucrica ,
”no cholct‘u '
ix - nu ;
Ans. lulu. ~
streets tiring their n-volxcrs and \climg. 4 in 2
with t‘hai Ics Murray and shot him through .
devotinghenaelt to the completion of some ‘
I
DANGBBS OF _TEB MINE.
Den}! ly
Explosion of Fire Damp III
a Scranton Colliery:
A terrific explosion of tin damp o varied
the other fun-noon in the \‘on Starch (“Gnu-Ty
of the Delaware and Hudson t‘anal (‘omfmny
on the northern ontskjrts of St‘l‘alflull. Prom.
killing two miners and svriously inyung
eleven other “glue“.
Thomas Lewis. twenty six yffil‘tff'ld. an“!
Edward mm thirty". were kihrd; an:
Daniel Lewis. Patrick Mcnriu. Elwarwl t “trad“
Michael Mdiuire. .Andn-w Davin. John
Jones. Lewis James. Lkws-llyn Jones. John
Phillips. “'illiam Lit! lcjuhn and James Nov
gun were badly hurt-
The party entered the mine at 7 o'clock
AAA. .uuder the leadership of Bus lA‘I'let‘! tb'
purpose of making Repairs. and on their “I."
in discovered gas n-vmnnlating rapidly
“'hen about. 40o 1w! town the bending they
{mind mvernl “blowers" of gas. and the tire
boss turned luck to detain mnrc help. He had
gong. but a slmrt distance when he met tbv
!lllltr fomnau. and legau tcllmg him o: the
condition of the (\illicr)’,
“'hile they werv spraking the rrrnmndmfi
_ explosion (Nomi. The-mat volutm of gas
with which the Iniui- was cl" _ rd tumor}:
“Intact with tln- tiny flame of a utility lamp
In theslnrmut' destructimlthat follow": lathe
darkness. tin-n. mull-s and mine cars Ion“
flung abutit prururscuuusly along the gang
1 ways.
Ina short timv hundreds 0!" cxcitri pa
who fializul with! bad its! vital. azui truer-d
. that their friends ert' dva- or impel-1L rushnl
;’ to the scene. For a tune- !be most painful
, anxiety ph‘vaihsl a: tin-‘m-‘ur‘r. of the mira-
Finally 8 require; ‘filr?)‘ vulvr‘ai tn aN'i‘f‘iafl:
' the extuut ottln— d:~.“.:t¢-r Tho rapid nccumu
‘ latiun ct the tic-m 1y :ifrvtviamp. m A-‘h uwi
’ ally {ullxuw such an «‘prh‘l- l tunic tlr‘
\cltturv a perilous . Sir (firs
:ur' ru‘.l!‘~a~ “on: vb-rnngui and I!
\ out ilat ion.
Aftrr Working lo-rw-szllly' fur sum»
Mandi-1’ Hum-rs whim! tlwxr way :t‘nv: ‘
amass and >~arrl~~l El“l\1u“l‘t‘ tn lllo'
who \vvh- pruniplly Nikon tr- tin-r: hnm-~
Some wen i-ul'riul - l «co-tutor». and othv-r's
‘.\ bu “o-h- nut \n luv ‘ hurt “cn- til‘i' {s- “.333.
“lllldul (l\\l.\l.lll1‘v. the Inhw u' “\u‘nsnud
Lush “\‘l‘t‘ not, life‘t'uh‘l until ti...» all»;
“ ll'ul:
Tlic tearful fur-w u! the explnswn “as
‘ shown in thc fact that largepiesw-sur «an! and
llllllln'l‘ ““rl‘t‘ flung from the rnouti; of the
shalt \\ lie-n tlm slink «carnal as 11' pro}? ‘teii
inm. thy mouth of r. cannon.
as all llxr
r- «3..
é FOOD ADULTBRATIOXS.
Investigation by a Chemist of t he
Agricultural Department.
Thechemisfts of the Ikparnwm if Ann
culture. tinder the-dirvv'inn of the ("onions
diner. have fo; a you or more lawn luv-st:
gating the extcnt and manner of Ind allul
teratinn practised in this "marry: and a n»
, port (“vet-rug: sth-ral launches of the work i~
in ”‘1“th of prermxatn-u. That {Mirth-tr if
luring in s cons and n-mlimcnts. prvgmnsl m
(‘litford nvhardmu. is l‘umpie'le! 31c.
Iltchahlsuu‘s invostimtti-uLs show that no
other kimhs of human (and are adultvratcsl '0
such an vxtent. t tt’ twenty armpits of grown-1
claws examine-i only two wen pure Tin
ulllt‘h bad suffer-“l ti... extraction of til-ii
l'x‘v'llllul wk and had hen political iv the i
dun-n or cluvt- \1rfll“.fil~plce and husk‘
vari- bus kinds ( ti rub! saint-ins (-t' . . _.'. mic
:;1~appvr only one n‘as pom U! tan sari-hrs
'uf trulstarfilnum- \n-h- pun: tin-11;}; sun-:21.
had only filtfio‘l‘rl tlaA ins“ of lla‘tr tins! “nu.
ll‘u- othcrs uvutaimxl quantitns of w. at
fiuur. the- s-llrinaas innitur lvzri; m “an.
(ass twotiinls of the I'l‘lll‘i'lxlhg‘ Tl.‘
made ll nus~<tr3 in add tum-r;c act-a .- ‘ »
IN' t£~l“'~“l-*l‘t'llit‘ ion-turd (‘Jit
-' pics of al\j‘I-‘O‘ “(11‘ u-xmizurtal. right . ..
“‘v-rw pun- Four \‘i!u]-i:~ ut _ca\\za , were an
puma Ul (cu \‘illlplv‘ of ginger. tuizr‘wo-na
pun: Unlynrn- on! --t thirteen sampm of
black pep nor was found to be what 1! pith
Fined tn 3‘. A specimen sent lruu‘. I’ualti
i won-ma man who had an army court-a4
3 Was thrust «mire-l3: spurious. Cayenne prp
p-r. black pepper basins and mustard hulls
County. Xrln.. has lss'fl the rerulczvuus of “N addengnvfiavvr and pungvrrcy while
“holy" was sit rplied by gnsutal beans and
_ rue, and hvlul' »y charcoal. Twosamplesuf
% “'hlh‘ pepper out of tin- wrr‘e pure. two saw
: [‘ksllf mar-c out at li\'c- wen) pure. um of
firm mmplu-ut nutmeg examined all tun-“e
vure, Mr. R' ...n incidentally numerous
. a New York spice grinder who within a slw'f'l
time wufkfil (if! tiu- thousand pwuwl- "i
i cum-emu! busts.
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A TfianmCUTmN.
Thr e Munich-rs- shot to M!- in
Cuba v'l‘In-ir Crime.
Tine;- murderers—4w.) mummies and an
Indian—wore shot mwnly on thconbkir!»
of Santiago de Pubs. :1 a place undo
famous by the slanting of the cum
u! the \‘ugim'ux jam years ago the)
,n-Ixspired to capture a tram of pack
mules laden vgitll mus anon-ad near the
citv. They surprised the driver and his as
sistunl.»a rzwm lad. cut them down with run
clicks. trod [burn to trees. and practi-‘wi
~ln-‘king and “dotting: cruelties or. their
l victims until they were dead. Lax-er they
sold the was: to a Spaniard from fat
almxia for 511‘ and divxded the motley
In-l’“.t¢~ll the-m. The mulc~ they turned
E {mug 'Ilie tin-a» men and the S tutti
i may arrested and Naomi“ to t ' , The
wealthy Stmniairl put 08 with ten years in
llu- chain Kan". but the munlercn Were- can
damned to death by shooting A pardon “aw
asluxl tor 3nd nomad by tho Qty-c" i"
Spain. .
A SHOT AT THE CZAB.
Fin-(I l‘pon BY- an 0m"!- “1610
“'alking in the Park.
Advices received from St. Petenburg fully
. confirm the mm that. mother attempt has
been made upon the like! the Carol Romain
It is learned that while the Car was ex
«rising in the park connected with the
Gatschinn Palace. be was fired upon by an
ofiuer oftho army. thehall WK chin to
hb penson. The oficer was ' trly
mini and imprisoned.
. 1 1m: linkers.
NEW roux.
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; Calves. corn‘n to prime. . . .0
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. Flour-—Ex.st..goodtohncy 3 do w 4 W
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; Wheat ~30. 2, Red ........ . 911.3. in;
. Rve~rStaté ............ . ': g, 3:»;
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f Hay—Med. to inns. .
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fimfimfirfl Institute, of which I ‘83 I arr-:3“). 134$ H
, rsnmem . . ,Hheoph—Hoo: tot‘hoice..... 525 5:75.
5 Strum: Fart, whose retaliation speech in 2 Ian) u—Westsru ...... 5 z. 3? o 2‘.
ItheUnitod Santos Sense msmrkwilymb l Steers—Western. 3 75. g” 4 :3
g ishedinLomlon. visited the British nous-o: j Hogs-thong.) Choice wk: 5 70 Q 5 st
; Commons recently. and was invited by the ' F'Iour .‘ 73 a 5 L3
.Spukertonmtmthedipkmmfiegnllery. _. g 35;,
7 Coman- has ten eat-Governor: still . _ . 14 (g at;
living. They are c. r. t‘levelnnd. w. 'r. 's Oats—«M5 ‘2. lit-ml. . :3 (6! =34
Miner. A. H. 1101193. J. R. Hurley. .1. r2. ' Euler‘bmawm-mum :15 ts .:.;
l‘nih. C. R. Ingcxsull. C. R. Andrews. ii. i ‘ {NI-\Tttfl.
B. - low-fr. n. “'allerau’dll. n. Hal-rim. : Beef-‘Mm “home ------- - 7 @ ti.
vovnnson Tnavr-zn. of NebmsknJus m- l H 553:3 5
mm W. F. Cody tBnfl'alo Bilb a.» side- .: 63.3. 56?;
am onhisstal! with thenmkot Colonel. 5 on “I"? 0“
and also as Lornnnssrioner o! the, Nab,- of \e— 00 @c 5 '5
brash wthe Amer ricau Exhibition in new 51 g fgé’
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11m Cavzrhxnis not studvi French i wannmax ' 6° (9 m
and German. as hivently stated. 'Mnrgs Folsom 1‘ Bee!— BM“ 1 mini-wag. Ling“-
says: “My daughter speaks both Frerwhnnd i Shook—Live eig . 5 78
(:ermnntlucntly now.andreading thestan-g le ‘ 6 Q
ammonium” «argues is not studying . Hogs—S ____________ 733
m. how.» i Pmuntufluy A.
Button. lxcxus‘s horne at Au‘hifim, . whim? 7:331”: fmlym 3 $5313
mgmflsotthehomein which hear-dig ‘afiR‘d-H-u-u $393 '
hnwflewgheirhmeyrmmnt with‘czfl‘l MEI I“? -------- -‘--- 4—63.53 g
and: wmgsuidroamols vebcu . ‘30.” ----- ,
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men ammonia. owthemnreegb' ' . ~-
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