THE SENTINEL.
SOUTH NOR\\'ALK. SEPTEMBER lti.
Reports continue to come of cholera
7 ravages in the Mediterranean, but. the
"deaths are few and’eeattored, and there is
little danger of a serious epidemic.
A plan is on foot for an ‘International
Cremation Congress, to beheld in Berlin
in 1889. At the Congress there will also
bean exhibition of designs for crema-
tories, urns and collins.
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Lake Michigan has a sea serpent, and a
Western man proposes to sink some dy-
namite cartridges with wliieh to compass
its destruction. It will‘takc more than
that to kiilofl this veteran friend of the
city press. \ ._ '
Since the discovery of petroleum 53,~ .
000 wells have been drilled in Pennsyb
vanin and the adjacent oil territory.
cost $200,000,000 to sink these wells.
The oil they produced sold at the wells
for $500,000,000, therefore the profits of
the producers has, been $300,000,000.
There is‘no estimate at hand of the
profits of the Standard Oil Company.
M—
Theproject. of flooding a part of Ab
geria from the sea has been abandoned,
but it seems that large tracts may be cov- i
cred with water from other sources. De
Lesseps reports to the French Academy
that a single artesian \vell, bored in 1885,
is yielding some 2,000 gallons a minute,
and has formed aconsidcrable lakethirty
feet deep, reclaiming from 1,200 t031,500
acres of waste land.
Mrs. Hendricks, the widow of the late
Viced’rcsident, assures anxious poli-
ticians that her husband‘s correspondence
will not be published. In the first
place, she would not publish such a book
‘uudcr any circumstances, and in the
second, Mr. Ilendricks never kept.
damaging letters. ’ Ilis wife went. over
five trunks. of papers once looking for
letters from politicians, but failed to
find them.
“'c would ndt advise’any ambitious'
young American doctor to accept the po-
, sition of physician to the Amt-er of sAf‘
ghanistau if it were offered him. The
Amcer recently had a boil on his arm.
He ordered his physicianto cure it. The
physician put some ointment on it, and
this served to increase the pain tempor-
arily, whereupon the Ameer ordered the
physician‘s head chopped off. This was
done. The boil is slowly getting cured
by the course of nature.
The American expedition which went
to 'l‘okio, Japan, to observe the recent
solar exclipse, appears to have had a
reasonable measure of success, although
the weather was somewhat cloudy and
unfavorable. Fifteen excellent photo-
graps were obtained, tenbcfore and live ’
offer totality; but during the period of
totality the sun ‘was unfortunately ob-
*Icured. so that no photograph of the
corona could be had.» After going so
for to make the observations this was
unfortunate, but it is understood that
outlieient data have been secured (to in-
sure the success of the main object of
the expedition.
Few men have ever had a more varied
experience than 0. S. Fowler, the phre—
uologist, who died a short time since,
after ubrief illness, at the. age of seven-
ty-eight. lie was perhaps the champion
traveler of America, and there were few
towns in the United States or Canada
where he did not. lecture and examine
heads for a 7 consideration.
Fowler was fortunate enough to take up
phrenology as a study when the public
I'cre beeOming interested in it. He may
be said to have been the pioneer of a long
"my of lecturers on the subject whose
theories no longer meet with the unques-
tionlng acceptance formerly accorded to
them. He was abusy writer, too, of book
- loci magazine articles. ,
The new steel sloop Volunteer started
off with a record not equaled by any
other American yacht—six cups in five
races, and no defeats.
Ire a $500 cup, Goelot cup race; $500
sup, Morgan cup race;
Boston Herald cup race; $9.50 cup,
Eastern yacht cup race; same day and
course, silver cup, presented by the
citizens of. Providence, It. 1.. and a
silver cup presented by the citizens of
Newport, R. 1., making about $8,000
worth of cups in loss than two weeks.
Her victories were not over the average
Ameriean craft, but she was pitted in
each race against the beat yachts in
American waters. The Volunteer is a
bit faster than the Mayflower, both
yachts being sailed at their best.
' A petition has been tiled in the Geno
ml Land Office at Washington, by citi-
VIQIII of White Pine County, Nevada, ac-
companied by resolution: passed at a
public meeting, asking the intervention
oftho Land Department to protect set-
tlers against the unlawful appropriation
of the public domain by foreign sheep
rollers. Thopetltlonerssllodgethst there
are several companies of Englishmen,
mostly aliens, having large flocks of
sheep, which travel from water to water,
utterly destroying the gross and contain.
lnstins the water used by settlers for
domestic purposes. They silo complain
that the dominion Exercised over the
country by than stock companies pro.
not: new settlers from coming in, and
uh: it impossible for those who are
“no to have schools; churches. and
other beneat- of civilisation Acting
Commissioner Stockslagorhu directed“
that.“ investigationbonndeby‘nrpe
invillo.
“wtdmmmm ._ £43m
a,
Professor
Iler winnings .
$1,000 cup, I
l EVENTS'UITIIE no. 1
Baltic .Not able .\‘ews Happenings
in Various Quarters.
Editor O‘Brien, the Home ‘Rule
Leader, Arrested in Dublin.
3
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l
l Mr. O’Brien was" arrested ierubliu Stub
x day while seeing Mr. Isibouchew, the
lower of London Truth, air on u..-
i
p steamer. 7 _
Mr. O‘Brien spent the day at. Ilallybrack
: with Messrs Dillon and Harrington. He I‘t}
f eeived a telegram from Mr. Labour-here and
3 \Ir. Ih'uuner, mulesting him to accompany
5 them to Landon. Mr. O'Brien.
{partied by Mr. Harrington, Well: on board
1‘ the Kingstown boat for the purpose of dwliufl
‘ ing the invitation to o to mlulou. when u
;detcctivotuot him an grid he would. until-o
Earrcsled if he plulgod himself not to go to
lEnfilamt . . _
i . r. U‘Ilvlou refused this condition, when
iho was taken into custodv atnl‘esoortml'to
l the Imperial Hotel by the detective, \\ ho m~
i formed him that he could stay there all night.
iif he would give a promise that he would.
: not make a speech.
‘ This 7 proxuim was not. given, and Mr.
O‘Brien addix-sxed a crowd from the balcony
'of the hotel. In the, course of lus brief I\‘-
‘ mark-s he sud: , ' _
, “So long as there is breath I“ my body
5 my voice will not. be silent until I am gag-gml.
' I mu proud to suffer for Mitchellstowu.
,‘l‘lien in Kin :towu I was told that I would
; not be arm-sou if I did not undertake to go to
England. That shows that the government
, Is beginning to dread us in England.“
i Mr. U'Iirlcu in an iutcrviow oulbe sol-Jolt
» of his nrwst. said ho had no intention ot
» fining to England when he boarded the boat.
e men-1y went there to soc Mr. laln-ucln-ro.
i As to making a sprawl) at the hotel he sardine
. had no idea of doing so until the detective
. mentioned it.
t l-‘ilihustcrs chulsc 300 Solllicrs.
“'hile in ambush some miles f rom .‘Illl:lll<
m, Cuba, the other afternoon. just after laud—
Ing, the [mud of Cuban lilibustem that re~
ccntly left Kl‘)‘ \"L-Sf, Flu, worn attacked
. by a detachment of 300 S nish soldiers The
' latter were repulsed. louvmg three dead and
corrying live wounded, the result of line
dynamitebombs thrown by the Illll|1|\ll‘l‘.\.
Four of the Cubans were wounded, but not.
at all seriously, by shots from the soldiers.
_ The expedition pnrtvtheu made its way into
' the interior, all. private advices re-
ceived from the. leader by - a .rc-
presentativo of the cause at key \\ est-
anuouuces that they have joined those who
Went tlu-n- previously. It is believed that
certain S mnish smacks. the property offia
wealthy Cuban Home Ruler. and supposed
to be engaged in the fishing trade. sailing out
of Havana and frequently seen in American
waters. are. reuliv doing a 'prolitable busuioss
smugglln nguanliento one way tothc Florida
main lam and carrying arms and reinforce
"tents to the Cuban revolutionists f’ their rc-
lurn to Cuba from Tampa and hey West.
Two S \auish :uulwats have been cruising in
sight o Key West. .
Pou‘tlcrly'q Newt .‘lcssagc. ,
General .‘laufvl‘ \Vorluuau l‘owdcrly. in an
intervicwzit Scranton, I‘cun,, said his uevt
mutual message to the Knights of Labor \vill
advocate tiovci umcnl owuch‘hip of tele-
grn iii and railroad lines. and the
cstn illshmeut of a postal servings
bank. liills “ill be pit-lured by ‘
him to carry these suggestions into ctcht~
and tlzev will be submitted to the General
AN‘IIII'I)‘ for its approval. Should the _~\§~
mmbly up trove thcsc int-mums, they u 111 be
‘ intrmluccil in (‘uugrcxs and backed by
the full Stl‘i‘l‘gfll of thc Knights of Labor.
lie added that there was a uiisuiiderstainl-
ring about his rumored resignation at the
next General Aisciulnly. He said it probably
arose from a statement which he made in
Omaha and Iiostou, some time ago, in tlu~
effect that he was now serving his llL\l. term
as chit-l of the urgnniatt inn. 3
As he “as eiectotl for two y
' moud. he has yet a year to wr
that ho is rusty at nuv tune to
his allt‘i‘t‘xxul' should the order
one.
.‘ Ht Illi‘ll~
but he says
akc way for
n- fit to elect.
Disaster in at Church.
A tennblo accident ix reported {mm Need—
more, a small Village in 'l‘cuui-swc. Ilev. .l.
M. (‘ui for and Dr. Logan \\‘on\ In speak :lion.
in favor of prohibition. “but they arrived
they found a big rcvual in pl‘ngl't‘sm’, and
did not rlfi‘ulv. The revnal \\l|_\ being coir
ductml in u twostorv churchbuilding, tho
upper floor 1cm: umd for church pur-
poses and the lowm‘ tlour given up
exclusivcly to sclool I‘III‘XN‘M‘S. 'l‘lu-l‘c
was an iuuucuw nudienw in the
; upper story ll‘lt‘llfllg ultvuth olv totbo clbor~
lotion of tho mimstornvbcu suddenly tho I‘cul‘
. floor glui- way with a crush, carrying sixty
; or a-Vciity people uith it. The fall “as tlur-
teen fwt .uud bahlly one ofthem escaped inju‘
ry. Tho iupirol \\ eioqunckly n-scued from the
wreck, and three of them found to be serious»
ly injured. Hue luau \\:\.\ fatally hurt. livery
pby~ivinu in the country was llllllliNllllll‘l)‘ '
‘rcnt for, and the work of relieving the iu~
rjurod promptly laigiai
l A Train Plunges Into a Ravine.
l A llaltiiuoro and tho train, mitiiluwxlof
‘ live l'Vlll‘v‘S‘x cars and one emigrant paswuger
‘ coach, was \vrmkal Sunday near Oakland,
3 Md. The air brnki‘sri fused to art. and \vlulo
descending a grade at great i‘u‘ul the tender-
, left thetrack and plunged 10th toot, down an
, \‘lllltillllilllt‘lll. Three of the exptvss cars
rciuaiuod on the track, but the two others
ueut into the ravine and We!» \\‘l\\‘k(’d. A
t \\'. Courier, a lu‘akeman, of Koyser, W. \‘n..
.was killed. and brakeman \irtx injured.
The loss to the company is heavy.
September Crop Reports. -
The statistical report of the Department of
Agriculture at Washington for September
presents a hoary reduction in condition of
mitten, corn and potatoes, with little change
in the status of wheat. and other small grains.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tn Row Yorks have a ed twent 41“
different man this season. pl y y
L‘ianasos, the Chicago pitcher, in still
, suffering from a lame arm. '
‘ TH: Indianapolis League nine has been
. ohut out six times this season.
Amman: Corx'rr, Mimouri, has nbssoball
, club («amused of nine brothers.
! Bosrox‘s Mayor occasionally takes in the
ball games at the Boston grounds.
Burns" is now making up for lcst time
and dmng nearly all of Detroit‘s catching,
OUT of 14 guano pitched by Gottein on
, the last Eastern trip or the Dotroits, he won
x eight.
I Tm: Assmiation teams will make some
, wholesale releases at the end of the present
bosom. -
Pansxonnr SI‘ALDISG says that he will
sell. the release of almost any human the
Chicago team for $10,000.
Cantata Anson now says hoisso
(‘him 'oes iartod with Kollv, whose
Wtsfil alto loston for $10,0l
fl‘nn minor 1 rues are rapidlygoiug to
mess. Even tie strong International
gas has lost about half its clubs.
Kansans JOHN Knnu' la "ported to
have saidthnt a temperance plant will be
insertul in every Louisville player‘s contract
next season. _,
~ Tun Boston~Pittsbu 88—14 more of.
Au rat 8? was the ' rgst made this season
in a League ranks be next was
New York at, Indianapolis ti, o of 32
runs
the
one
--more than in an other team. Fivootthe
Dotroits have not . and thmoneh of the
Chi ‘Now Yorke, Philadelphia and
Indianapolis. ‘
Tali latest re rte from Chicago ‘ make
Sparkling say: J‘plo look to see the fang
le rcuit for Mr composed of Boston
ll.
5 New York, ‘n and Philadelphia 1 ’
theMnndDetroi .cummssnouuu:
Pitt-thing in the West , _
- ran RATIOXAI. moon.
w. mm
m.....f'?n a? Bostonwlh’) t5
Humor-guns or New Vedanta ac
Ybiladel .59 I ‘ polls... vs
01
a no
Clown" ..sr 42 \Vnshingmu...
in W «mourns.
m Loot. who. Lost.
sum.....aa a»! ....g in
manafi :3 a _ ...... g:
5.1m . to “mugs. gs-
crowd.
“090!“ r '
six of the Boston: have made 100 Info at. >
'NEWS syyamnv
when and mom. sures.
Jocxnv .Iossrn Wannnnwnsthrown from
his horse and killed in a steeploehnse at the
him Falls races.
Br the earelm handling of naphtha the
schooner \\'ar Eagle, Lying at her dock in
Chelsea, Mast, was blown to atoms Two
men were killed, Captain I‘hilpott. and Mate
Charles 'Frieud were seriously injunxl, and
damage was done to buildings and shipping
in the vicinity to the extent of sample.
Tm: New Ycrk Herald has received infoh
matiou’that Grand Master “‘orkmau Pow-
derly, of the Knights of Labor, will soon re-
sign and go to Ireland to participate in the
campaign for Irish home rule.
Tait Mawaehusetts Prohibitionists have
held a State convention at “'orcester and
nominated a ticket with William H. Earle
for Governor at the head.
favors woman suffrage.
I‘nion Labor and Greenback \arty, old in
“'ilkesbarre, nominated Charts S. Keysor
State 'Insasurer.
THE failure of E. R ' “'heeler & (‘o.. the
New Haven metal merchzuits. has causal the
8““501‘11510“ of several other houses East and
’est. ’
Till: longest towboat in the World has just
Its length is 160 feet. ,
A I‘RELIMINARY organimt ion of the new
American party has been made in l‘itbburgh.
queduct. Yonkers, N. Y
Tut-2 (lover nor of Connecticut has n>cei veil
from Colonel Thomas (l. Jones, of Alabama,
the old battle flag of the Sixteenth Coulux‘ti-
cut Volunteers, captured at. Plymouth. NILE,
in April. IN’vl. _
THE l‘ennsylvauia Railroad‘s rouudhouse,
machine shuns. tivc la‘tuuotivos- and six
tanks were destroy.“ by fire at Lewistown,
Penn.
South and West.
Ex—Govnnxoa “hum-u: Aunts, of South
Carolina. died a few days since at Flat Rock
in that State. aged mvcntymne years. He
was elected Governor Ill 1‘“.
A wsruuscorr on n Montana
dmwned 1,310 sheep, pi‘iuciimlly
lambs.
crook
the opening of the St. Louis ‘xposztiou.
the local det‘tious in Missouri.
thirty counties have dwlared
hibition.
.\lu ire than
for prey
cnue,“ . VA .and a \istol in his le‘kt-I was dis—
charged. The bul ct entcnai the minister‘s
body, and he dual in a few minutes.
JAi‘uB ALIlISH fatally wounded his wife at
Omaha and then killed himself.
“ It.“ due to jtmlousy.
favoring
licenses.
A “Lunacy: 0F I‘xrunxst.
tumour“ is
counteract the rapid Spread of Prohibition
Sentiment. ,
Lizzu: Arman. n-get clcvt‘ll years. com.-
niittmi suicide at New varim, Fla. Stu-ail
mittul to her mother hrn 111,: lulu-u strvch»
Iiiuc. and slid: "Mmumu: I am tired of-
living: I want in go in pupa"
JOHN 1‘. Russ :voluruil was hanged nt lial»
The ul joct of the uiuhlor \\ as
to secure the body and sell it for tllkfi‘t‘llug
purposes
A TIIEMI-lekll’s flood has swept away
twenty miles of track of the Southern l‘acitic
Railroad in Arizona.
“'nsbtngton.
A Tasasvm‘ Auxxr‘s report on the
Alaskan soul fisheries says
havoboen unlawfully taken the plhl
by marauders. '
Tm»: International
ended on Suturdav. Resolutions coiuplr
were passed.
Foreign.
vador, Central America.
and large luv: of life.
lost.
Scanner vrv Flt is epidemic in London.
More than 1,200 cases have been reportuluunl
the fever luxpitals are full of littllt‘lllx.
(Ill.
aeuteucul to three mouths‘ imprmumwnt tor
obstructing the police during Noemi evio
lions.
Fuscx‘s revenues are decreasing, their
deficit this year being Stillman”.
A run-v of filibusters which started we
contly from Key “'est, Fla. ,uuder a Captain
Beribou. arrived safely in Cuba. They were
joined there by «100 wcruita.
sailing viwsasl seized by an American revenue
escaped by a trick. A
two men was placed on hoard the mptumi
vans], and her captain was ordered to pro-
ceed to Sitko. Intimi, nftaer parting corn-
y with the revenue cutmrbe coldly soiled
for 'ictorin, British Columbia.
A LARGE number of ollicials and merchants
have been arrested at Vienna for colmcctiou
with extensive frauds on the Custom Hon”.
Axorunn person died from the effects of
injuries rown‘od durin; the rioting at Mitch
ellstown, In‘land, making thmo victimsgund
tuo‘ others were not expected to remover.
Fifty-four (“rumbles were under the doctors‘
care. and mo civilians were injuml.
Finn destroyed the British ship Clyde.
from faith for Quoboc, in luidbceun. he
cmw was mscuod by a {mining vessel.
A anxcn smack reports the low of n ves-
sel with fifty hands in the English Channel.
,1
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THE LABOR WORLD.
_Tmr operators of the Brazil district of In-
diana have yielded to the demand of tho
miners for semi—monthly pay days in “word
once with the recent law.
The General Secretary of the Knights of
Labor, Charles II. Litchman. says the Order
Will foot up not far from 0mm» members at
the pnoont. time.
Au. the switchmen in the employ of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad in Chicago have
presented a demand to the com may for
shorter hours and the abolition of t to black
list letter system. -
h‘uanu' 300 new manufacturing indus-
tries have started up in New England since
January 1. Of those twenty-six were woolen
mills, twenty-one metalworking conmrns,
eighteen paper mills, seventeen, machine
shops, sixteen cotton factories, fourteen
wombworking concerns and twelve hosiery
foetuses.
shops of all kinds throughout the country is
renter at this tints than for several years.
number of shops in Indiana. Illinois and
west of the Himissipplnronttbiltlmoin
need of capable workmen.
Two vorylnrgo belt- nowmsking in Fall
River contain threethioknessu of leather oe~
matted and riveted together. One requires
the hide from to and the other that from 100
cattle. .
A GRAND RAPIDS (Michd pa any: that
Ports. his House Corupnn'ye that city is
building e‘ ht cot for use of army
editors in ' as, an a larger lot for Culifoo
uin. They are . tty. conveniently ar-
W‘ are shipperf‘iiisoetious, and costfroru
E
Bra Smart Gar, in the mountain range dis
vjding southeastern V' is and eastern
hentucky, is to be the can of eight rail-
mndsmmfl of which are now under confirms
tion. 339:? up large quanetitios 0:33:11 ore,
and mestono
In d i , . mm cap, a big
yes of the Penn lvanln Rnib
Tu: emplo
road having formed nnnti trade “sum.
the or the P '
The platform ,Q,
THE State Convention of the Penns 'lvnnin ‘
for Supreme Judge rand H. L. Bunker for I
been launched from a Bath tile.) shipyard. ‘~
THREE men were buried alive under 1130 3
feet of earth by a cave—in at.- the new nc~ 5
spring '
Twnxrv~nvs2 TflOl‘SAR‘D lemons attended
A LARGE tenuremnce vote has bum cast in 1
va. WILLIAX TI‘I.I.\' slipped while as- .
N‘Ildin' a flight of stain in a hotel at llurri- ,
'I‘hecriun- '
.
JEFFERSUS DAVIS has written a letter I
loved option in granting liquor.
being organizml in the \thoru States to -
tiiuore for the iuunier of Emily Brown. a ,
5 while \vomau.
30,000 sflfllskins 3
Austin ;
.\I\NII‘\‘(\I ~ (‘ullgf\\\\ ;
monlary to the President and Mn Cleveland .
A REVHLI‘TION has broken out in Sun \11- .
llm‘nu‘rs are ’ust coming in that the sale 2
of August ‘36 mom; the coasts of New found .
laud and Labrador resultni in many “nu-ks .
'I‘cu schedulers were .
CANADA‘Syuipulationis extimatul at 2,00% 2
Mn. throws, an Irish editor, has been 3
Tu: Alfred Adams. a British Colulnbil’
cutter for unlavfiul sailing in Alaskan waters. '
‘zo crew of only ;
Tandomnnd for skilled laborin machine \
notu Mtwfigu to
' HUME RULERS man.
The Police Fire Upon a Large
Crowd in Ireland.
TWO Men Shot Dead and Several
Others Badly Wounded.
Mitchellstown, Ireland, where the ease of
the British Governing-nt against Mr. “‘illimu
: ”Brit-‘3. the Irish editor and Home Rule
3 leader, under the Coercion act. \Vasto have
. been heard on Friday. was crowded all day
with civilians, police and soldiers. Mr.
O‘Brien did not nppiw in court to answer
the summons Tlu- service of the summons
was proved. and the J udge granted n war-
rant. for Mr. U‘Hrien‘s arrest.
An open air indignation meeting was sub~
I sequentiy held. Mr. Henry Indium-here, the
London editor, and others made speeches (le-
' nouucing the. liritish govermueut for its
course in regard to Ireland.
Aconlliet occurred at is hurting which
was held in Market. aware. Tb ~ police were
attempting“) protect a government steno—
- graphcr wheua tight took place and thocron d
repulsed the police-sixty in llllllllwl'.5v.‘\‘eral of
“1mm were struck with sticks and stones and
5 severely injuuxl. The police obtained n-iu-
forceuteuts and returned to the a cue. They
; fired six shots, and two men were instantly
killed. Several other pcmms were wounded.
The crowd lll'spem‘d. Details of the trouble
3 are as follows:
The meeting in Market square was attended
by 7,000 persons. Mason; Dillon, Brunner,
Labouchere, John Ellis. Gill. Condou
and U‘Shen were pros-ant. A government re~
, porter, with an e wort of police. tried to push
5 to the front. 'I‘ln- crowd n-sistel them with
- sticks and stones. The iolico then made a
j charge against tliecruw and were repulsed
by men on hora-lock.
f Mr. L‘nnduu trial to pacify the crowd. Mr.
E Dillon advised them to trmt the poluw with
:' silent contempt, became home rule on
' nearly won, and then the Irish form-5
would be under the control of the people
instead of. as now, in tbtI hauls of their
enemies The nnv was renewed, however.
and reinforwmeuts of tM‘llt“. “'ll“ lilhl him
' driven up from the barracks. final into the
cnmri. Um: man. we.“ lulled and several
4 others were Wounded. One of the Wuundcd
I has since died. The police next charged and
, dis rwd the crowd. ‘
' r. Ialxiuchen- “as a WIt‘nM of t whole
scene from a carriage. He askoi Ma, trntc
h‘cagrave if a Incl-ting might be bold! else-
» Where without. iii-ulostntuvn. Si-agiuvz- ro-
f plied that a meeting: might beheld auypvhom
outside the town, Then a mountable came up
and spoke on Soagi‘ere, and tbeVlatte-r 1n]-
rnediatclv comvctod lilllLWldeH‘ltlllug to al-
l low o meeting to behold anywhere. 3 _
? Seagravo wags in a hotel uhcu the wince
‘ fire-l. Mr. Dillon. Father Ot‘allndom and
7 Father U‘t‘mmell followed the p div? and cu-
:lcrhl the barra ks \Y;Ill Ilk'ltl. 'l'lrr'j two
iriosts \vcroput out. Sir lhllon “us inside
duringthe tiring. lb- says that nun-h eon-
t’usiou prevailui. uvlnhly sacrum; to born
command. Mr. Innlmuchcrc arrival later-mid
- asked the msxnvctor t.» :ISI‘I‘Iulu wli . fired the
' shots. The lllspm‘iol‘ refused to, mns‘cnny
such inquiry.
A youth was
found who said ho could iden-
tifv the “suitable \vlm kiilul Ilionian. Ilr.
. I-‘eiitnuexpnuirs the opinion that llzonlnn
was not killod bv a l-ullet. but by a biow on
i the howl With the :un.‘.‘ic of ti carbine
. I-‘iftvfuur constables were trcntni for
‘ sli ht, injuries
he persons killed were an old man named
Riordan. n l‘\3hl“.‘.l of tln- localil \ , nniau 91A
derlv cal-luau t‘nuu l-‘r-ruioy Tue injuries
1 received by the in dire i‘OllSlsl'. of i 'alp Wounds
, and bruis‘cx
THE GnAND ARM‘
._ Facts and ‘Figurt‘suf its M
and Membership.
tings
.
The animal encampment of the Gmud
Army of the Republic. at St. 14min, which
bu~ attractzsi more attention than any pm
(‘ullugulic for many yours, is thetwenty.
: first held siuw the foundation of the «win-
> tiou. Its first post. according to a “'asbiug‘
i’tou disiuilch to th‘ New Yul-lg Sun,
; wns organizul in Decatur, 111., April
5 ti, mm, and the second quickly fol~
= lowed at Springfield, in the sun State.
; Major R. Stephenson of Springfield,
who lin-l l-ovn surgeon of the fourteenth
Illinois \‘oluutn-ix. original“! the organiza-
tion. and uiustunsi in the Decatur I‘ost, with
General I, C. high as ‘ost Commander. and
Captain Kanau as Adjutant. Ile also. a few
months latengave n charter tothetirst East-
. eru mist. No. 1. of Philadelphia. (General John
“I ‘almor “as the first lletutrtmout Com-
5 wander.
The first national encampment was held at
Illillllltfl‘lflie Ill November, Infill, and General
8. A. Hurlbut was there chmon the first Colu-
mandecin Chief. The rulm'. regulations, and
ritual hm e bwn materially modified during
the lapse of more thantweuty uusincc that
tint meeting. The second It ioual oncsmp~
Ineut “‘33 held at Philadelphia in January,
1min, and the Grand Army then took on n
. new and far more important form, with iro-
3 visions for porunvnout “stablisluuont. hen—
eral John .\. Logan was elts‘tutt‘ommnnder—
; in Chief, and a few months later 9 runlized
tho beginning of his carter as h of the
organization by issuing his tannins order
i diru‘ting the observance of May 30th as
Memorial Day. The thinl national encamp-
ment was hold at Cincinnati, whore General
In run was nielectod t‘ouuunmior~iquhicL
am General Lucius Fain‘bild and General
J. It. Ilawley No ‘tively Senior and
Junior \‘iwl‘ommnin coin—Chief. The fourth
animal encampment was at» “‘rmhii n, the
fifth at Huston, the sixth at Clev nd, the
seventh at New Haven. the eighth at Harris-
burg, the ninth at. Chicago, the tenth at Phila-
delphia, the eleventh at Providence, the
twelfth at Springfield, Mum: the thirteenth
at Albany, the fourteenth at Dayton. the
fifteenth at Indianapolis the sixteenth at
Ilaltituon‘: the mventeenth at Denver. the
eighteenth at Minnoaxmlis. the nineteenth at
Portland, and the twentieth, last yours, at
San Francisco.
At the San Francisco encampment. held in
August, taut there were ‘shown on be con-
nected with the (organisation 5.7% posts and
20th.”? members at the date of the last ple—
vious ottlcial reports. During the year the
pints had expended on u to of $33,673
out of their charity ant relief fund, not
reckoningaho expenditum of 750 ts whose
reports had not been meived. an there was
ubnlnuee in the fund of $301,012.
I
SLAIN BY A BULL.
Ali‘armer Knocked Down and Cored
to Death in His Own Pasture.
Farmer Lyman, n nvsidont. of the southern
part of Downers Grove township. Illinois,
l was gored to death a few days since by a
.3 bull. Mr. Lyman and another man went into
fine posture to look at some cattle, when the
. bull attacked his owner and gored
; him in a horrible manner. Ills companion
l escorted to a bun, and he and another man
mounted noises, armol themselves with
\itchforks and galloped back to the rescue.
boy were too late, however, for Mr. Lyman
was“I don“t. big“ stood near itlho
mu ‘ntca body . owin angr y.
eyes wm‘ rolling, M was
drlppng from his mouth and his
his tail was lashing the air. 'l‘he horsemen
charged uppn him with the pitchforks. and
utter stu
i sin. mm“ “ii“ “1.x...” "“‘li‘mi‘imuiili
e . r. , .. e o
iarriblymutilnted and isflgund. Quasar
was torn off and he was nearly dinersboweled.
I Mr. Lymnn‘s companion says that. when the
infuria bull first knocked his
tirn down Mr. Lvmnn lay still, and
animal simply walked nroimd his prostrate
formihpuwing~ and bello'vzirn‘gh It “gum
es ~witno- ran Orin.
yoIguana would lie still until he
renew the n
wilted in thedeatb of Mr. Lyman.
Axons: ‘ oathobnuksotn
“he-"Ichvnw is. ChuluEPe
her little
the daughter drowning, .
ru- 776% m
‘ $3,191 mm. hamvdnlgwhieh
A sensing; om.
Terrific Storms in No
and out
A heavy September . throughout New
York State and portions of Ohio has re
sultul in some fatalities and great damage to
buildings and crops. At “'omter, N. Y..
Amos Cornell was lifted off his feet by the
wind. thrown against a barrel twenty~tlvo
feet distant and instantly kilIe-i. Two other
men were severely hurt and four houses and
burns destroyed. The crops sutfemi tly.
At. Iiiughamton the tornado lastes only a
short time, but its effects were, lite serious.
Trees and chimneys Were blown own all over
the city, and at the Asylum for the Chronic
Insane a new building in the course of erec-
tion was damaged bv the wind to the extent
of several hundred dollars, ’
The country near Norwich, N. Y.,wns rav-
aged by the storm. Its track was about a
mile wulo. Many apple trees Were blown
down and numerous hop fields were devasta-
ted. Hue house was carried bodily into the
stun-t andieveral barns were overturned. A
York State
:tothe
house was unruofed and many chinmeys were ‘
blown down. During the storm a. large
barn in North Norwich, belongiig to Imac
I'erlee, was struck by lightning and con- 1
sumed, with its contents. A barn at Sher- l
bimie. owned by Mr. Smith. was also struck
by lightning and burned. The gale was the
mostsevero which hasoccurmi in the county
for several years.
Saratoga Springs was also ravaged by the
gale. In the northeastern portion of the
village the hailstonos were, the size of peas,
but on their northward journey they in-
croaszsl to the size of hens; Several
pieces picked up in front of the Arcade Build— l
rug measured 1111.5 ilu‘hcs. All standing ‘
crops in the track of the storm were ruiuai,
the 11mm in buckwheat being the hwrviest.
The tommio which visited Toledo. Ohio,
5
It first struck Svlvania, a. village ten miles
north of Toledo. blowing down two gas wall
dcrrivks and wrenching a boiler from its brick
foundation. Three homes in awooded sture
were killed by falling twes. All t l twee
were levelled. but the lower one-swore all 4 3:13:33“); AI‘IIl!"NII;I;‘n $13.33 ‘iill’ubouigfl
(l , . ‘ I v ' ‘ . . . . ‘ -
utilitiWIi‘Ifwhfi“ fifty kauts‘filhiiiigr at i but should the opthatoh carry out
M ich ie was dost toyed. The track of
t be t: vrnndo was sou th by east along
the 1m»- of the Toledo and Ohio Cen-
tnil I‘Hflil. The track of the storm can be
followod as far as the eyeeanrench. Itis
from one to two hundred yards wide. No
(cums or small ire-s are standing in this
track. Corn is scattenxl and houses and
turns are uuroofed for miles. At “'atcrville
and other Villages to the southward much
damage. was done. and the total damn wiil
amount to many thousands of ‘i
The total lass to the new insane asylum at
Toledo is swim. Dr. Embury, the assistant
sugu‘riurondeutof the Asylum, was drivng ‘numl-er of other avail-nulls and individual
iututbe grounds at the time, his Wife and
little daughter being with him. The buggy
wasoverturiml and all three were thrown
out. The doctor hold on to the home.
which. with the vehicle. Wu.“ lifted
and carriulsmoral rots. Ills wife and child
Were carried oH-ra hundred foot and do» 1;
into a ditch in two feet of water. {nun W ich
they were rescued. None of them were
hurt. A \Yabash train passed through the
center of the tornado. and the sirloin-stack of
the locomotive was carried olI'.
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A FACTION ratio.
Bitter Quarrcln Lead to Elnny Mur-
ders In "Hunts.
.\ letter from
that the notorious IbdtJlldhnm feud, Which
has causal the murder of not less than a
break forth again at any time.
,‘ to work out t be your ml :1 .v Imiulc adopted last
. January.
; operators, ,
, mvgliin- the «milliliter-s.
2 ntTecta
l idle. >
lto run the IJH‘IIIH'N With the and of a few
: down. In 3(‘(erllflnit \\ 1th the nub-rut Lllt‘julut
' committee all the cngiuwn and pump Im-n
iWork was nw-vsmry in enter to keep the
3 strict orders not to huh! a smgle carioad of
and vicinity originated in Southern Michigan. §
.
i else take their tools from the mincs and go to ,
l the ofllce and get their pay. , ,
I go to work and all were imnu’slmti-l ' tirSr
‘ their expressed purpose to operate the mines
. with Hungarian out other imported labor.
, serious trouble and llk‘lllly bit-wished is
i anticipated. It is bola-veil that the strike will
i not be adjusted for runny monthsuuiox‘a mu-
i
I
, men
. . ; prit’ou tlivruufliiy. and we can reign t the
I'.llL'\IIt‘flt!0Wn, 111., says
organizations are known to exist among the '3
lawless poople of the bilk, and theme have
demonstrated that their purpoais minim
fillull. '
The feud begun with the murder of “Doc"
Uldbam l-y Lu'uu Iiclt in 1‘76, The neiglr
l-orhon-I (IlYlthI into factions over the affair.
At this tune the “Sons of Liberty,“ who
reminittuimmany outrages Ind assassina-
tions. were formed. \Vhile the excitement in
regard to the organization can high, Belt
'2» nmignel for the murder of "Dos" Old-
hnm. * He was trial on a change of venue at
Shawncetowu and semi-neat to fiftu-n years
in the ymmtuutiary. He served six your! and
then was panlonud by tiowrnor Ugh-shy.
llurmc his incarceration ugly rumors
newbui Iiiru about the conduct of his wife
and daughters. and when he “reached home.
ho W‘s divorced It“!!! his wife and we his
daughters from home. Thou his wife‘s mother.
who had been anemia-ital with Belt in mirucr
nus crunes. went before the Grand Jury in i
the fall of 1‘81 and gave his testimony, NV
suiting in the indictment of Logan Belt.
“Jim" Belt. Earl Sherwood. tinnrge Rat—
clilf, Hem-v Inllu‘twr and Matthew Led»
better for the murder of Luke IIurnbrink.
Uu the~ morning of the indictment Logan
Belt appear“! in Himbethtown with n new
bride. lie was promptlv arrested, together
with the others Illtllt‘tul with him.
were nrrai 'uod in April last. and after ten
days trill t
guiltv.
The desire for revenge in the breast: of the
They :
ju_r_v returned a verdict of not i
enemies of Logan Belt and his clnnsmon?
prompted them to trauma mm. Me
was warned of his danger and kept his wife
“instantly by his side as n prwcnution. But
on the evening of June ti Inst, he drove along
the unblic hi ,hxvay unattended, and at the
one of a n e from a clump of bushes near
the rumisido, lie It‘ll from his bit dud.
Notims were sent to the other mern uersof ,
the Belt faction to go or they would hekilled.
“Jim“ Belt was preparing to go, but. on the
ovcning of July with he was
. been sprinkling
riddled ‘
coil. nuns STRIKE.
Twenty Thousand lien Idle in
the Lohigh Region.
An Increase of Fifteen Per Cent.
in Wages Demanded.
Treaty thousand miners and laborers in
the Lehigh Districts of the anthracite coll
raglan on Monday morning mmnded
order to quit work. which
was med by the Joint Committee
of file Knights of Labor and the Miners‘
and Laborer-5‘ Amalgamated Axmfiaton;
and what promised to be one of the longs:
and most. hitter strikes in that region since
1573 was begun. The men demanded an in«
crease of 1:3 per cent. in their wagrs The op
eratms refusal this and refused to arbitrate,
as they have agrwmems With their own at -n
Committees of the several local
omnnimtions waited upon A. I’m-doc 6: “0-.
‘ove lites. & Co. at Drittou. and other
but the operators retusesi‘ to
Thin ' ('t'lllt‘rlt.‘< in tlu- Ilcliigh region were
by the strike. and all of them were
At severalof lilo-Ill it was attempted
Hungarians and Italians, but after running
for several hours tlwy“crc obliged to shut
mmincd at work. but only to do u but dead
wan-r out of the mines. and thev were under
coal. . ‘
At Dfltton all the men, numbering over
Lilli, were ordered to go to work at once or
They refusal to
tually sat isfuctorv harm-merit is arrived at this
3 Week. “'ork will lu- (‘HllIIuUl‘(I in the Schuyb
kill and other I'vgltln\ '
‘ operators will have all their orders tilled
. there. There 1‘ no tear that the price of Vital
. will be materially affected. as the orders can
all . i be easily filled in the other regions.
and the
The men who h8‘t‘"0fl9 out are employed
by the Irbigh Valley Itailroad ('umpmiy. the
Iwhigh Coal and Navigation t 'ouipauy and n
operators.
The strike affects nearly all the mines in
the ‘1 liter and lower Irliigh regions, butuot
lnl‘IHt mg the “'yuuun' district or the
Schuylkill and lelugh alley ru'nesin the
Schuylkill region.
In mien-nee to the great strike of the anal
miners in the upper and tom-:- lrlilall “taint“.
a Philadelphia dispatch says “extend Airhead:
of the Reading Iliulrrvi-i. Nil-l:
"There has l-wn no st: ;k.- of the emploves
of the l‘bilmlrlpbiu and fir-ruling Coal and
Irrnt'omi any, final We do not exp-wt any. In
, furl. Imucnnlialu-nt that im- «bail have no
' lrnuble.
\Yc know “but the delimit-is of the
i
l 03.) a year.
A Seaman POUNDBBS.
From Ten to Fifteen Persona W
In lake Superior.
A Marquette (flit-1m dispatch says tho! the
schooner Xiagua. which sailed last week
from Ashlnnd‘for Ashtabuln. founders} ix
miles above \Vhito Fish Point to a bury
gale.
Thee-retro! unmenwem lost.“ Thomp-
tain was 11.. Clement. and his family arena!
to have been on board with him. The
schooner was winders, and must have m!
at (\lltfi‘.
Captain Delos Waite. of thesteamegpldnhoy
“(1118mm the wreck of the has“
She has in nine flttmmsot rarer ten miles
fmru “'hitc Fish Point and five anh-
from shore. Her unmet mt w
above water and her mnin and for!-
mwos were floating nfi‘u' with other races at
wreckage. Captain Waite saw- no Md
any of her ill~fgtt2d crew. and says that.
though not many mils-31min the shore
and the “'hito Fish Paint late Sims
Station. no small boat. could have lived ID
the terrible sc;l~ which was running there
on “Ruins-slay. The United Emmi-airline!)
arrival at the Sault during the day.
that it was the won‘t sea her crew ever ex.-
perienced. and When the Idaho came up it
was still running. ~ .
A Chicago dis och githhew additional
rticulars of l i- disnsber: The schooner
gang-urn laden with ore and towing with the
steam-barge Australasia. broke he: to!!-
. HIT “'Ilil’e
Superior. during a westerly storm and
went down in deep water with all on haunt
The captain‘s wife and family and crowd
ten men were included in the lost The
3' was owned by (hr-rigor: {u (13., of
Cleveland. and was valued at {clonal-l. .
“'blh- Fish Point is at the 14k» Superior
entrance to the straits (‘flnm‘ling Lake
Superior with lake Enron The pmnt. 711:6
out from the shore of the I‘ppsr Michigan
pvuinsuln. and it is only a few miles acres to
the Canadian shore. The wind: the
3" left is Ashlm‘l. \ is, and shew-as
bound for Amt-huh. Ohio. on Lake Erie.
PROHINENT PEOPLE.
Conomw, the Ute Indian chief. Weighs 311D
pon
ZOLA. the French novel writer. makes $60,-
Kis‘o KAI—“AVA used to peddle bananas
lxlugh ; in Honolulu when he was a buy.
THE Tichborne claimant is “managing" e
quum- saloon on Chainsaw Square. Sew York.
KISG “‘11.qu of Holland. who is now
oeventyoue. is re; to be thug by
inches
I}: HURATH‘S Boxsth of Edinburgh. the
Oct, intends to retin- fr: um active inmate-rial
to. After fifty years“ srn'lt‘t'.
I). 0. MILLS. n Sew York millinmire, is
harm; a “Jill bronze door mania for the
mono truth he is building at Torr) t> om.
Hus. C. F. H. Bram-2v. of Vulgate. Fin. de-
yot‘iv his spare tune to {he cuiture at rigs He
is" sari to have the tins-st tig farm in the
L anal Sinus.
hfizssnsi. ALBERT Pun: is very fond of
Innis. and has in his study dozens of tin-m in
engcs~mtrkmg birds. canaries. During blue
birds and ct? em
Tut: fortune of Gm rrge “’estinghouse, Jr.,
the Pittsburg mVE’nXOY. is estiumtecl at
CSJJIIUKIU. lie rank With Edison u: the suc-
are. and they lilult-I'fllnhl their
ialIcl‘uncv \nthuut trouble.
No reports of
sink“: have been l't‘t't'lYlsI.
and We
the call trade. but we shall not feel it."
_. , . .__.__. _
LATER NE“ 3.
C. 8. Int. a Sunday-school Sunlriuendent
of Glens Falls. N. Y.. and bulging-ix; of the
Fll\l National Bank, has o inf-Raf. to stealing
slxooo of the limitations funds
llnml .‘LNT. the Anarchist leader. wanted
to declare his intentions of humming a citizen
of the United States in New York a few days
arm; but as the quantum put to him regardzng
his allegiance to the laws of lhl> country were
unsatistactory, his application was n-fumd.
Two permus were killed and n number so
riously injurei by the falling, of some rivlzety
old shed: in New Orleans.
Tut»: President has pardoned Thou!” R.
Knight. John A. Brooks and chry l‘ntl. of
Arkausix convicted of murder. He was sate
isllnl that mshucss, not nuance, influences! the ,
(‘l'lflltX
Sm CHARLES Yorsodhe well known Eng»
fish playwright. author of the successful
drains. “Jun the I’eumnu,‘ isiiead.
Drum“ a hurricane out the Grand thinks
of Newfoundland fourteen men belonging to
the Nova Sudia schotmer Marin Were lost.
MR. U'llutix, the Irish editor. was taken no
jail at Mitchelstown. Ireland. ‘
t Mimxuonram killed one constable and
mortally woundssl rim-titer near Ennis, Ire-
land. Five Inoonlightors were captured.
Tunas Nhlxllcm at Trap-mi. Italy. were
sent to perform disinfecting duty. and were
mile-d by a mob, who trial to force them
to swallow catholic acid. which they had
about the streets and
hon.“ Une of the soldiers imbibed the
mm, a aha . a: ammo: within . '. liquid, and soon afterward died in horrible
half mile 0 his own house George ‘ agony. The oth‘r two refused to drink the
ltntclit'f. another member of the Belt
faction, was with “Jim“ Belt when he was
killed, and only saved his life by running ‘
aw v. .116 has woeived a notice to leave
“an in County. but at last accounts he
rudely garrisoned at the home- of his I mthob
in~law, County Judge Jacob [less
The other members of the Belt (action have
rowived similar notiws and some of them
have obeyed. The friends otboth MC now
go armor daily. and band Wynn to~
gethor for pmtoction at ni ht. Many of them
are afraid to sleep in houses. , but,
with guns (3y their sides. lie beneath
the shade bush”. altonnting With '
one another in mutt-y work. The
Governor has oflered the custo rewnnis
for the arrest of the min: of run and
.“Jirn” Bolt. but no one is brave enough to
meddle with those dangerous mysteries.
Strangers in priming through that neighbor-
hood meet. with a cool mption and are
warned to go elsewhere.
A PLUOKY SHERIFF.
Sin Its-Handed. I! \ Kilns Two Despe-
rn oos and Wounds Two Others.
Adespernte shooting ntfin‘t' occurred the'
other night at. Roll-rook, Apache County,
Arinona, in which Andy Coop” and a half-
brother named Samuel Blevins were killed
b Sheriff Owens. and John Blevins and
one B. Roberts were wounded, the former
sli htly the latter mortally.
‘he Sheriff started nloue’to arrest the dos-
perndoes Arriving at the house he knocked
and upon thedoor being qwned by Andy
Cooper the otileor informed him he had n
warrant for his must. The only reply he
received was a bullet which maxi through
the Sheritf's mat. The tire was returned, and
Cooper fell don‘t. Owens took a isitiou It
the window, shooting all three the men
inside of the houset Samuel Blevins. one of
the killul, is only fourteen aura of age, but
hilly u desperate as his 0 or eomoouious.
-.
A GOVEEEOR DEAD.
California‘s Chief Executive me-
- Anor- u Lona Illness.
Governor Washington Bartlett, of Canton
nil. died on Monday at his residence in 0.11:-
qui, after suffering several months from
Bright‘s dismse and having been partially
paralysed about. the lat of A st last.
Hr. Bartlett was born at. bavnnunh. Ga.
Iixt thrpcyursagoand became a citim of
Gull is in 1850. settling at San r‘rnnrlsm,
where he l-lished the first daily norm
per lama in that cit . Nine yearn later
was elected County glen-k . and in one he
Welland" Commisimor. Homelectod
Mayor of San Francisco in 188% and was re
a. WW:- 0loan, a. Bop ‘wean
r . u ‘
y“candidate for Governor. Wales:
lie lieutenant
mmwmhnw
was 4
‘ when her use was last wrutcn up
acid, and were killed
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A LONG TRAN CB.
A Woman “Win “an noon in a Cat:-
leplic State For Ton Months.
31m. John Herbert. the new celebrated
entsleptic, confined in St. Joseph‘s Hospital
It Joliet, 11‘.. and who has teen in n ma»
tiuuous s‘n-piuz trance or catale die state
now ten momh‘x remains nboutt same.
with the exwpt'on that she talks more than
. . Her tall:
is pnucuully about something to out Sb»
:3 nuitiuun‘ly unit-vi lg her menial. but her
appetite has not improved any. The eyes
v still remain claim}. the muscles rigid. and the
joints stilfcnal. film stands in any position
. she isplnmi in, like a mains. till moved. and
the limbs will h‘llmin in any position in
which they aim placed until changed. She
has but slight sensibility to pain. and. is:
perfect hum-in automaton. Sometimes «he
crir‘a‘. not aloud. but with seeming minnow»!
grief. At other times she smiles. but never
laughs nuddily. She has becoum a great
curms:ty. l‘cuplv mine for miles to see her.
and on Sundays the place is crowded like a
museum.
VERY OLD PEOPLE.
Asmara MILLER lrn< just celebrated be:
1m birthday at St. Charles. Ill.
Roaugégno'rrv died in his old home at
Prosper- ‘ meson , of the but, t
agent “B. m. y ‘ the
Ta: postmaster at Cleveland, Cm, Uncle
Ed. Stephens. is ninety years of "1:.and spry
enough to do all that I! requirid v him.
Jules Plums. ofShrnsmloah,is enjo -
ing the society of his third wild He
ninety-two mnofago, undisthet‘athe: o!
thirty-six eh lama.
Paounnv the aided in Texas was
Grandma Mitchell, who died mutly at Pilot
Point. used It“. Rho never wore about,
and she walked half a mile toeburch the Sui»
day before her death.
A 00W blacksmith who wet-ks every
d at his ftmnnd who is no your: old. is a
rgdent of than Ark. Hisnamo is Perkins.
He was sold on the block in New Orleans, and
when to Arkansas in IMO.
rum-as,
y The husband” is in
the hate! health at 1023. while the‘ wife on-
joys the nine blessing “ninety“
icy and“? anti...
., c own
housework until she was 110
teeth, one
thotime o:
. old. She
inher- "8th year. Alto! her
four, were
death. perfectly sound at
Governor..n.w.
can.
by; vet-oi;
wear-mew
lelicve Z
t that all of our men are at work and “Ill not. ‘
, _ . , . . an out. Thv‘trikc may have some effect upon
dozen pvrsnm Ill Hardin ( minty, IS likely to '
Gnthsbound i
can of his numen sus- inventive whim-«merits.
§ £88 KILPA'nuvK. u"; out of the late Gwen-
erII Kilxmtn‘ck. Minister to Peru, L- on her
fly bu this (Vsuritry with the remains of her
husband. which are to be burial at Decker-
tovrn. S. J.
CEEYRECL. the «listiuzuislmi French
chemist. tvlel-ratul his it’l-t birthday at Farm
recently. In the aliens-on h.- v.~.t«l the
Agricultural Fair. and in the evening at.—
tended a banquet.
Bin-nus (hunt. the late I'mfemor Baird‘s
maxim-01' as Fish Cnnmiissiuner. is a brown-
Imiml. shaggy—larder! Hum of :‘vi, I'll-diverse!
free and easy in clothes that never tit. but he
know trout from unifies}:
Mus CLEVELAND decimal Mayor Hi wit?!
invitatnm to visit. New York and I'Wflt
flags to the tin- de merit. The decimation
was oaths gnsune that her huslmrl had no:
bad: includai in the in nation.
MIDEA‘T Ctaevzuxo writes ail his let—
ters and “dresses with his own tun-i. He
, tie-l du-tatuzr to a stones-rudim- their» than
t ago. butfoum that it both-nil turn. and tho:
i he could do his Work much more arrow
in the oliI-flshzozwi way.
Kits. Xsscv BAKER. ‘7 cut of West-
; field. N. J.. i< nzraet ' tall: years old. She
l mixer farm le, and alien one at
her employcs noggin-ts his work nr do... it cam
My. she follows him up And data it herself.
mugging, booing or whatever it "my human
to
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC}.
Xxw Your: is threatened .with a gm: an»
plus of theatres. .
Tin-1 melograph has teen invented.
which a person an im; revise on a plum
lave the run-ac hx‘tlhlr‘l.
Sm CRA airs Yorxo. the author of “ Jim.
by
and
the I‘enruan,“ is d ying slow ly in London from
. I complication of 6153.255.
2 3!)": Xrtwsxx Rs.«nz,thegrent Gm
3 miienno. will unreal- at the Star The.“
s New York, on January 2d.
Mai Larcorav has replaced Charla
C blur with Maui-me Barrymore as her
tug man for the filming season.
THE first Italian walnut who sang in pub-
lic in England was Frames“ blather“; do
”Spine, who appeared in 'nrious operas in
1693. /‘
unions. Rooms sari Cunt. during
their ten yours' partnership. have paid in
royalties on American dramatists nearly
ammo.
Hausa. Srtatho is the name of nico-
oucky girl who pro-uses to come forth as a.
wtbssenson. She. is describol uyoung
and handsome.
hoard-nit aim): 1E3; alumni)?»-
yer, w ms or .' pu a.-
sum in America at Chit tier-in; Hall. .‘ew
York. on October 1}.
Mn. ADELISA Parr: does not begin her
South American tour, waterthe nun-gem
of Hr. Henry Abbey. until me turn in tho
firing. and alter but.
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