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SOUTH KURWALK. SEPTEMBER 30.
Reports of wonderfully rich gold dis
coveries'in Alaska are being: sent out by
prospectors from that country.
The Government has commenced a suit ,
ogainst’a Boston manufacturing firm for
importing tive female ogeratives in viola-
tion of the statute which prohibits the
importation of foreign labor.
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A paper in Crete, Neb., prints the am
uounecmcut that. the pastor of the t‘on« .
gregational Church will not preach for a
month under-...).hn/«lieading “Bully, if
'l‘rue." Possibly that clergyman dealt in
seventeenthlies.“ ‘
'l‘lie results-rot the survey and last
census of India are that the area of the
peninsula of llindostan is
square Iniles, and tliepopulation 253, 891, -
82!. Although immense tracks of country [ . . _ _
are annuallv cultivated, according to the i “’3 examined “H ruins m l““"‘“‘“r Very
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most recent survey ten million acres 0
land suitable for cultivation have not yet
been plowed At the sun“. time 130‘ about 500 rooms, This ruin was four
millions of acres are returned as waste
land.
Day after day, and for hours at atime, ,
a luaufs’its on a wharf at San Diego,
(‘al., armed with a four-lined harpoon.
At intervals the weapon leaves his
hand, darts into the water, and a Stlllll‘lllr .
ing stingray is brought up. He never
Ipcaks to any one" and does not. encour- ‘
age conversation from others. Many
years ago he was stung by a stingray,
Since ,
and was laid up for a long time.
then all his time is devoted to an on-
slaught on the fish.
Another chap, who didn‘t know it was ;
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. Rudenc, a \Yasliington Territory farmer, i , , , .
1 According to the Troy Thurs, “the
which was a little inclined to be cross. . prophet who, a few years ago, said that
It got into the yarl one day rcccntly,antl agricultural fairs would soon ‘piay out,‘
loaded, has got into trouble. J.
owned a Holstein bull, worth $500,
Mr.
lludcuc. intending to frighcn the
animal, loaded up his shot gun with an i
extra charge of powder and a large wad A popular as they ewr were.
of paper.
in front of his bulldiip, be let drive at
short rangck and instantly killed his_ fruits of industry.
$300 Holstein.
nnd ruthlessly shattered, audlbc legends
which have Served to nourish the faith of . l“"""““l“ rewards "rhi‘m-
innocence are blown to pieces by the ,
horrible investigators and writer of cone = “‘0": ‘5 1““ ”‘h‘ml'l‘ “Em“ ”“3 ““‘l‘l‘lrl‘
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mentarics. l‘apta‘in John Smiths ro-
mance has been shown up as a prosaic
affair, and even “'ashington‘s hatchet , put. into operation within the last few
has been ctl‘cctivcly disposed of, along
with ahundrcd my," historic. pieces of public-a more commendable class of
: agricultural
Ignatius Donnelly. of Minnesota, to prove j ”Hi-ii“ “Qt 1° C“‘ll‘3.“‘h““ farming ““m‘
that Shakespeare was not. capable of‘ “‘1‘“ ll“ Shim ‘i‘ll‘k 1‘ “'N l“ in“) “l‘
‘hard and soft ware. .‘t'ow'couics .‘lr.
Writing,r even a Signed cditoiial. llu has
written a book to prove that Shakespeare
was a villain of the, deepest dye, and that : will“?! all 0f “‘0 l‘t‘m‘m
» a s - I 3 . i ' » .‘ , . , . “
the writings attributed to the immortal 7 c0“ll“m‘c ‘llrl‘l‘lls WNW‘
l The Council of, Eighteen new
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1,382,624 , potnt some at) miles south (f l uruho,
Then, placing:liimselfsquarelyI exhibitions have gradually improved.
. sequcnlly when they come together at
One by one 0,". idols are “H.“ (mm, us i the end of the season the display tells
Bard of Avon were works of Lord Bacon. 1
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Amer] -.a‘s ‘ dairy interests represent an
investment nearly live times as much as y
the entire bank capital of'tlie country.
The banking capital is a little less than
t0?l,000,000, while the dairy interests!
amount to more than
The number of milcli cows is 21,000,000,
ivin" an a result) annual milk iro» . - ..
‘3 " gg "‘ l . ours. and with alcss average of casualties
ductian of 7,050,000,000 gallons. Four
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{leg Hawaii heom'posed of several lead-
ing merchants and a number of Americrn
; and English adventurers It .is said to
i be more domineering than Ralakaua ever
! dared to be, and its rule is likely to lead
to further troubles.
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l The ferry boats running between Ilo—
:' boken, N. J., and New York, sometimes
3 pass through a peculiar circular patch of
§water through which air is constantly
bubbling, covering the surface with a
iwhite foam, which, when the water is
smooth, makes the spot. conspicuous.
i This spot is nearly in the middle of the
river. Seventy feet below‘the surface.
working in the silt constituting the bed
of the river, is a gang of men engaged
in building the tunnel to connect. New
York and Jersey t‘it y. The bubbling is
caused by the air in the tunnel escaping
through little holes and crevices in the
silt.
A correspondent of the St. Louis
= Republican who has visited the Arlee
ruins in New Mexico says that from a
. down the valley of the Animas River for
15 miles or more, ruin after ruin appears
The larger one was 400 feet
l long and about 150 wide. It contained
stories high, each story being 10 feet. in
. height. The walls were. of massive iiu~
‘ pure porpliyiy, three feet in thickness.
and laid with a mortar resembling rcd
‘, clay. The rooms varied in size from 0
by S to ‘30 by 30 feet. Only a few of
them wcreplastcrcd, and most of them
presented a rough, unfinished appearance.
They were entered by doors about three
and a half and four feet. in height, and
f of the ordinary width. The sills were
of huge round logs of white cedar, and
the floors and all other woodwork was
of the same material, rudely handled.
: They had no implements of steel, nor
' sai's, nor planes of anykind. 'l‘hebniltb
lugs all pointed to the south, with a
yard in front.
has gone into some other business. l-‘airs
still flourish. proving in most sections as
These fall
They embrace a greater variety of the
Farmers are rai.siii;..r
better stock and better fruits, and con-
tlic story of improved methods and more
The cliarac.
tcr, too,"of the fairs has been elevated.
cious devices to draw crowds. Aft-w iiu
portant lessons have been learned and
years, with the effect of giving the
e\hibitions. The time
this method of laying the results of
the year‘s tail before the public and res
which such
The London Standard, comparing the
sprcd attained by trains in England and
in America, says: ‘f'l‘here is an iuiprcs~
sion on this side of the Atlantic that
railway accidents in America are mainly
due to the craze for swift travel which
characterizes our cousins in the New
-\\'orld. In reality. the American trains
travel. as a rule. much more slowly than
tannin DODMED.
in Adverse Decision Against
the “Arch Boodler.”
Judge Barrett Unanimously Up-
held by the Higher Cour .
The General Term of the Supreme Court
at New York on Monday handed down its
decision that Jacob Sharp. (ix-President of
the Bl‘tk‘ltl\\’.‘\_‘f Surface Car l‘ottipany, had
been rightly convicted of bribing the “1300‘
dle" Aldermen, and refused to grant the
prismicr a new trial. Judge Barrett‘s rulings
are upheld on every point.
It was just 13 o‘clock. says a Xew York pa‘
per, when Judgws Van Brunt. Brady and
Bartlett. walked slowlyiiito the Courtroom.
Judge llaniels alone was ntseut. The recou-
veniug of the l‘ourt was a great sue
prise. Unly the reporters and clerk
were prcwnt. There was not it “turns
her of the llistrictnAttorney‘s otliee nor
any of the defendant‘s counsel present. Like
\vildlin‘, however. the news spread that the
decision had been rendered. 'l‘lieN was a.
something. and then Judge \‘nu ltrunt. as
Presiding Justice. wad the decision. intense
silence wigrusl until he 'bud finished. lie
and: .
“The Court. after a careful examination of
the \ nlulninnus record present at in the c:i.s-\
ortlie I'cople against Jacob sharp. niiduflhe
question raised upon the appeal. have unuui~
mutislv come to the conclusion that no error
prejudicial to the defendant u wean llzezotu,
and that the jurv was justilim III the verdict
it :ll‘l‘l\0 l at. The order to be cuterwl herein
upon the appeal and the Illt‘flltllS made prior
to the argument will be M'lllwl l n 'l‘liuN lay
moi-nun; before the presiding .Iusticc." '
“its is the ultimatum of the Supreme
(‘ourL ticucral 'l‘erm "Jacob :s‘hnrp must go
to.\iu§.: King for f tlll‘ years and puv a line of
$5.00” tn the Suite for lirttwrv
opinion is written by Judge Daniels and
covers 130 pages of lllillltl\ ’l‘IJIK. Judge \ :Iu
Sideratéon \ t‘ the tour opinions, .lu lee Brady‘s
librarian-sand Judge liiirllcll‘siiien‘iv con
vlll‘.
years that {our Supivnie Judgls have sat to
gctbvr In (it-uncut Term, Generally there are
only tlin-o. The his! tune that such a thing
is rcuiemlx-nxl was when Judge l‘uvics :uit
l‘culaely disputed the election of each other.
and pen-lingo ilr‘.‘l.\‘.t\t| both sat together in
General Term.
The llt‘\\‘§ of the decision “‘tls (ts-eivt d
llinwighout the city with every Sign of up
pruvnl.
“Thirtnm comes up again.“ said an old
citizen. “There wen- thirteen hoodle Alder-
men, September Iii was the first day of the
lll'lllllncnt. for an appeal. and now you see
thirteen days liih‘r the decision i\ rendered."
Jacob Sharp received the news~us be had
taken every Important step in his struggle
for lll‘t‘l‘l)‘ - in a stnlid manner and Without
visible emotion. "is u ife was much affected
’ by the news. Young Hourgl- Shar i
and Mr. Statues brought the tidings Io Lutl'
low sires-l. jail. and mu quit-l manner made
known the decision of the General Term.
They remained with him until night. Dr H
l'. Louiius culled about 4:2:0 r. u. to vent his
patient, and remained a short time lll con-
sultation with him
sick man
At the llisli‘ivl Attorncv‘s oilin‘ Mr Mar-
line. nu-l ills tl\\’l\l£llll.
could nv-t refrain from expressing their salts
laclmu at the result.
peeled it.“ mid Mr. Nicoll.
the result. all along. You N\‘. a rich
girl's to prison as well as a p. tor uuin.“
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Lina: 01w s.
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Tilt: Philadelphia Mml is unable to supply
the demand for cents. iiickcls and dimes.
A ilourmun»: for Fauntloaui against the
Central llailrwtd l‘ompauy of New Jersey.
and in favor of the Central Trust. (t‘mulmnl’
of ch York, was filed the other day at
\\' ilkeslinrie. l‘eun.
the rate of live per ecuk
Ax lndian outbreak is h‘pfll‘l-‘il from the
NIH l‘arltts n-scri ation in Arizona. l’ust
Trader llorlou has l c ‘ll murdrissl.
Two lllt‘ll'dolill .\lc.\r lh‘ and J. l‘.
ieanlou Mretvntly attcmptol to tile a land
claim at ludiau Vallwy, \‘al.. which had al-
ready beeu tiled by Newton Asia-ll. they
claiming that the latt.~r‘s entry do
fective. A few days ago Azbell went to their
cabin nu l shot, both men dead. He then sat"
rendend himselmo the authorities
Miss l'uoiciu: \\'. t‘oi‘nixs has been ap
pointed the Failed States Marshall at St
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Supreme Court, who is presiding in the l‘ll"
cult Court there. Miss Cotuins‘s pnuleuxxxor
was her father, \vliodiod lately.
For n Iiegroos quarwlod over a game
ll Wins duloil July 1, l“? t
. x and eight «lied.
sliurrying for seats. t‘l‘be t‘lerk mumbled t quarantined byt
Tim lending ,
Iirunl‘scovers thirty-six pages. and tau coir :
Mr. Sharp is “oak. and. j
according in those who sts~ him dad). a very ‘
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NEWS SUMMARY
Easter-u unit huddle Staten.
_TWENTY~mt‘u «ml boats belonging to the
Pittsburg coal mutt-inalitm, and valued at
$6,000 ouch. sunk at Willow Grove, Penn.
Grammar. L. B. Faunxxnu was arrest-Vi
at Bullalo, .‘t‘. Y.. on the charge of fraud in
connection with the Stislmusion of the First.
bauoual Bank, of thiisville, of which his
lJTOl-llt‘l‘. iiuw supp-mid to be Iii Canada, was
President.
R. S. \VIIEEIJER, the Xew llavcu importer
who I‘i‘elltly fluted for Stallion. has been
arrested on the clmrge of obtaining money
from a Hartford National Bank under false
pretenws lie was taken to Hartford and
placed under will!” bail.
“'oiui comes from l‘ittsburg. l‘cnu.. that
all the large salt. waipanias of the l'nitul
States are about to form a auianiuiotb
09mm“): m be known as the National Salt
1 iiIoIi. The objwt is mutual protection And
to keep up prices.
llovmtxon Hum, in a speech at the Orange
(gratuity l-‘air. Newliurg. N. '.. favor“! a
bin!“ 10“ legalizing another holiday, to be
known nsj‘Arbor Day.“ to be devoted to
the planting. tree culture and islucattoii in
forestry. .
Tm»: steamship Alesia arrived at New York
aft-w days sinw with Asiatic cholera on
board, brought duvet from Italy, where the
dnudtsl snuurge is now raring. Thirteen
persons were taken down dun my: the vovuge.
The vessel “'th iII-liitsluIb-ly
he Now York Health otli
(‘L‘N .
‘ A unsom‘riox to hold meetingsor work
ingnieu all over the country to protest
against the execution of the l‘bicago An
arclusts. resulted in a row in the l‘culral
halter l‘nion of Kew York city. .‘lany ot
the delegates \virmltew {\{tfl'l‘ a prominent
member called “pun Hod to bless the band
that “new the bomb.
\\'it,l_uul llaun‘xu. a wellknowii citizen of
Reading. l‘cuii.. fell into a kettle of boiling
catsup in the yard of bzs ia-sidence. and was
scolded to death.
South and \Vcst.
.‘lrxvrtacmas is- shot ktsl at six sudden
deaths tn 1) \vn-k. twout‘ them suicides
llv the collapsed a grain loft in the stables
of a t‘IIIciiuiatI stool raIlIutd, ten burs-s
were buried and sulfm-atcd.
Asst-Nuts mu), Knights of Labor, of t‘bi
Tl ll t' { t' t | ' : "ll-UK has mbrptul :t ri-snliitiun declaring the
its as n- It‘s mic or u mini am 0. ‘
S‘llll‘t‘lui‘ l‘ourt 5 do lsli'll in the Anarchists
trial unjust. and ur‘ving Governor Ugh-slur to
pardon the prixont-r‘: Numerous ntlicr'np-
pools for executive clemency have been sent.
to the Governor.
(ti-man“. \VIIJJA“ l‘unsros, Minister to
Spain unde‘r liucluuian‘s Administration.
and representative of the t‘onlulemtr Kt Ites
in England. died a few days since at Louis
ville, in his seventy second year.
“ llmu'rm'mns" of Southern Indiana.
known as “ \Vhtte (Zips~~ from their wearing
w trite Hunks, liavtvagam become very active,
and one night row-titty whippul seven
men with hickorios. About seventy Result»
tors were in the band.
A run: in the Northwestern
fields burned over man y awn-s.
Till: Glenn bill, will it passed the lower
House of the (lemma la-gislalurv. has been
practically killul in the Senate by the radon
tic-u of n Stillsttlutu it made It a pen tl olYonsc
to leach whites and blacks in the same school.
.\X industrial lull‘fltit‘ ten nub-s ion; was
a feature of the Federal and Cortftslt-rnte
lieuumu at Einnsx lllu‘. hid. Thirty live
thousand {ample nut-tidal.
liiuVeIi-Ai'iov lwv \\ as t'clt-ld‘u’t‘l at
Jackson. .‘lle . by a very large lil‘n‘t'sslnll of
colored t itiiens. A2: addressof welcome was
debit-red by Mayor \lc! iill.
;\I.\ltl.\l' the t‘lllll‘“ business part of Sun
ford. Fla, has been livstn'yalbv lire. Total
' tatuuulod hm filing-tr
and is to run 100 yearsJucaring interns"! at ,
Louis, by Justice Miller, of the l'uittsl Status i
Hewlett“. llomru A. PM on, the New York
lawyer who has lua-n t‘v-luinr’sl by the con
dctiincd t‘hicagu .\l\.tr\’lll>2§, thinks that I
“Tl! of error Will lu‘ granted in their case.
A punt .t‘lmiiu; in “nebula. Kansas, for'
10*“ violations of the l‘ivliibilton law, has
been sentenced to over unculwu years iui-
prisonmeul and #20:“.3 tine.
.‘lILs‘. Li't‘i‘ l‘ansuss, wife of one of the
mndemnol Anal-ch sls. “us urrvslisl in
Chicago for distributor mptes of her hus-
band's appeal to the “smile on the sidewalks
l-ZIJXEs criminals were publicly “hippctl.
and two wow nlaeed for an hour in the pil»
lory in tho “ilmingion dial.) jail. l-‘mui
ten to twenty lushco wan- given.
Axoriiicn letter from Jetferson Davis to
Senator Rattan. of Texas, opposing the
Prohibition movement has been published.
A \‘oi‘xu man on a bet took twentv-two .
drinks of Whiskey at Dayton, tlliio.
He ditsl
after swallow mg the last drink.
Washington.
A tantrum-um; statement‘ by Internal
lleveuuo t‘oriitiitssnuusr Miller \Nlll show that
internal revenue re‘ipt \ am steadily de~
creasin ', income the Illuuilt‘ of this country
drink m whisky and more beer. no
internal revenue reteipts for tlistlllol spit Its
the past. fiscal year wens $tifi,§‘:.l,‘i:l. a do
reuse of {3.303.144 over the previous year.
The receipts from law during the past fiscal
year vv we $3,312.87, an lacrosse of $3.20»
4.30 over the pun ions your.
Faun. lltll‘tid..\fi. the noted control orator,
(,3: was giveiin reception and banquet by two
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l HURRICANE’S run. ‘1
Brownsville. Texas, and late-l
rmoras, Mexico, Ranged.
PAYING PENSIONS.
The Method: Adopted By Some
Foreign Countries.
'nieruost original feature in the current
annual report- of (Werner Black is its
description of the pension systems of for
I: eign countries The fuels for this purpose.
Great Destruction of Property
Along the Rio Grande. l
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A hurricane visitol Brownville, Texas, and
vieinitytlie other night. The rain amorti- :
pauyirg the storm deluged the muntry for
miles. The village of Suit; Cruz, oppo ;
site Brownsville. was submerged for several 1
hours. The Rio Granule raise rapidlyuud raged
like the mo, and the backwater overflow-ml .
many mileso! fertile country. Hardly a the
is standing near the eitv. and several bun .
dred acres of valuable sugar cane were blown i
flat. totheearth. The roof of Masonic Hall was ,
carried away. Scanlan‘s large 0.1 warehouse i
was deniolisliml. The telegraph wins were :
pmstralasl. The diuuaxe in llmwusville and ,
at Matamoras, Mexico, is estimated alx
$1.0003FIL lii Brownsville seventy small ,
houses wow blown down and 300 others
were muss-fed an I Wadi-rel unfit for need ;
cy. lu .‘datmuoras u down houses of the ‘
ictter class and from lint to 1510 small helix:- 2
wens ruined, while from 400 to 500 others
were uni-outed. In the coum ry on the Ameri-
can side of the river incalculablc damage was
done. Many heads of cattle and sheep Were ,
list and the crops of cotton, corn and sugar 1
cane were thxstruytsl.
Though the barometer and the tide in the l
(lull usually give warning; of th - t outing of :
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bad weather. this storm gave no not we of it: Q
immediate npprtcscb. .-\l 'J r. .\t. the weather 1
that had» been blowing for several days in- §
cnvtsul in tierccness, with heavy gusts or;
rain. and in a short time a hurricnnr '
was on the towns in its ‘
, . full force, the‘
Wind null-hing. in the height. of the:
, storm. :1 Velocity of wvcnty—eight miles an
hour. All night long it nmtmiml. Morn ‘
in}; dawned on a swne of devolution. Water :
filled lliu streets. through which the norm; .
lltlf‘illr‘Vllltl drove the rain like grcnt volleys .
of small shot. The fallen ins-s. ruins of
houses. and prostrate tent-es wei‘u half sub
merged. At 3:3“! i'. M. the wind fell alunnt
to u can“. which lasted till 42:4.) It)!“ when
the Wind came {rent the south. This 5
shows [but the Volt"! of the hurricane. a: l
was ill the case of lliusvul' 13““ and 15‘“.
pasmeldinx-tly over-this region. About time
P. M. the wind again became violent. coming
this tune front the south. and continued until
next morning. The stunu busted all-lll ;
thirty live boom The rainfall was lllw
inches. The average temperature “'3.“ ‘
se\'viit_\':twu tit-grins
The drum ter of the storm W‘s much
grwrler and Its duration was longer than
those of ISNI and 1““. The force was great! r
than tlnrse of the blow of the former younbut
not so treat as that of the one of 1‘50. The
fact that the bulk of the people Were bet-
ter prepared for its coming and tlxat the
weaker buildings had been swept away by
the storm of last year was the only reaso i
for its not being more destructive.
In Malaiuurns the narrow stnwul in the
storm were Ull‘h'lll-x Even in the more ecu»
tml parts of the lawn the sins-ts were filled
with runes. The Sch-Ml buildings were full of
housed-ks people. and the authorities did
all in their power for them. Among the
mcrclnmts gin Ids have bolu generally
damaged by water. The suffering Hi the
town and tsiuntrv ts severe. At the railroad
station several shells \ven- blown down are!
the lllll‘ was reported mundane-.1 at. smerni
lulluix. .
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A HORRIBLE FATE.
\ Farmer Beheaded “'lille Asleep
. in the French web, pension for any
. observed to nintain what is (allot
says a \Yashingtou special to the New York
Sun, were obtained in restorers to re»
quests made by him to American Minis1ers
and Consulsllena'al in various lands, and
General Black says that “the mast courteous
cemideratjon has been paid to the mutants in
every instance save in the (me all to
the Minister at the Court of St. James.“
Turning to the individual fon-tgn systems.
grade is
a maxi-
mum and a minimum figure; ‘
“For instance. that of a private soldier has
a minimum of ‘1“)de maximum of’n'w
francs The minimum pt‘nsiou is tried by
the length of trrvioe uboveota , andfor
«\ch additional year of service the
siuuer is entithsl to an addition of one-
tkutieth of the difference between the
; minimum and maximum until the maximum
ls attained. An applicant who is entitled to
less than the maximum service pension is al-
lowed on mlditiou for active campaign sen
; vice. graded m-conling to the ustureof his
service in the campaigns in which he x‘rvod.“
This is practically mil analogous to our
lmigevity y system, w ‘ch accrues to the
benefit of t om who go on the retired list.
The German system is founded on the law
of 1‘71, and its general basis is laid down It
the outset of that. law:
“Every ollicer and military surgeon hold~
lug the. rank of otlicer who draws his my
from the army appropriations. metres a ifc
t fission if. after a period of wrvieo of at
st ten years. he has bots-me Incapacitate-l
for active service. and is discharged (or that
reason.
“It" the incapacity is caused by a wound or
other injury received in the service. without
the fault of the chin thus injured, he will
be eutitlel to a -usion even after a shorter
term of service t inn ten years."
The length of service trauma: a mud for
a higher rat.- of urns-m, as in t r.- Fix-rich
system.
Some of the rates nf tension in Spain are
furnished by Commissioner Black:
“if by reason ot‘ wound or other accident
of war a soldier loses his sight or the entire
use ofu limb he removes. if l‘ohmel. 32.00“
tools ttlJ‘flll‘x: if Lieuteuautl‘oluxiel. 25min
(H.330; ifn Major. 2:,0m .3110»; “I a Cop
lain. lF-Jluu $73“; if a Lieutenant. mom
tsioow: if a subLit-utenant. (Sam Jam. The
real in our tummy is worth about five cents
After twenty years of service a Sergeant! re~
cei v es per month 3-0; after I went)”
ti re years of serv ice $7 . 51‘: after
tlnrt y slive years of serv Ice. 83. A Ser -
gaunt entirvlv disabled by accidental iri-
juries receives) in the service shall receive the
regatta-retired rate of pension per month.
from $2.23 to $0.75: cot—portals and privates
of all branchm‘ of the s.-rvioe receive no ser-
vice [sinuous after twenty years of service.
or in coats of total disability. from {1‘5 to
$7.nt per month.“ .
The Turkish and Italian systems present.
no mat eleuwnts of novelty, but the Rus-
sian has a peculiar failure:
"The prlrsiun system In Russia scents to be
rather in the nature of a mutual insurance
company operation. The fund was estublislud
in 153:! by a donation from the im
treasury of 7.500.103 rubles All the use
ficiiu-it's legal and [IK'SLlIlc' of this fund wen;
from tlwnceforth assessed I; per cent.
per onuum on the amounts of their
. sulurits until the date of the first pay
3 "rent of min-inn, which began about the year
, H85. '1‘ e fund had then increased to 1?.-
t!0.|lll rubles. lu I‘l‘olthe principle of the
fund reached the sum of 6310.111“) rubles.
The number of beneficiaries is very small. "
in “is “‘nguu.
(twin-2o Darts. a well-known farmer. who
owns a large tract almiit four miles from
“1st Santicokc. Penn. lost his life
in a very singular manner the other
night~ He drove to Nauticoke in
the afternoon with a lumber wagon
uiiddotiblo team, and stanasl back with his
load ntmutdark. At untlmght htspwife was
aroused by hearing the wag m comm; up In
front N‘ the house. She waited. but. her hus—
lutltsl \lllil ll“! \‘i‘llh‘ in.
Finally she not up. tool: a lantern and went
out. She found the wagon standing in front
of the door and lying on the lumber was the
boadhexs body of her husband. He had evi-
dently fallen asleep and laid down on the lum-
ber with his head over the Shlt‘. The from
bad torrid to one side, bringiu the wheels
in \‘t‘lllL‘ll‘! With Davis‘s head out neck. nuns
plctely severing the [bond fn-m the luly.
The horrible sight sent the poor wife into
«invu‘nious ller children came out and
gave the alarm. Some Iii-ighlurs. realizing
what had lnipisxntsl, starti‘l tuck along the
road and found the mutilated lucid about
two miles than the house.
THII NATIONAL GAME.
Harv his“! is asktsl for the rcleuw
l-lu‘usev :iiil Krrius, the lsuI‘stillelmttery.
t‘xu‘ fourtwn out of the twenty-four
League pitchers have won more games than
they tiaxe lost.
lr is not is added thing yet as to whether
the St. Louis \‘lub \\ til or Will not go into ll .
01‘
THE Rumours TRIP.
? The mat-(s lle \“ill Slop a: Sun!!!
' and “1st.
The complrttsl arrangements for Mr. and
Mrs. t‘lcve'and‘s extended trip South and
“'est were announoul on Wednesday as fol-
lows:
Leave “‘asbington by ‘cnusylvanin Rail-
rmd Friday. Sam-ruler :3“. at to a. )l.
Arrive at Industrial-dis Saturday. October
1. at ll a. I. .
Leave ludianspvlis Saturday. October Lot
3 r. M.
Arrive at Terre Home Saturday, October
. l. at 3-1; r. u.
l Lean: Tex-re Home Salunlay. Oct. 1. at
3 67“ r. M.
Arrive at. SL Louis Saturday. Oct. 1. at.
1‘2 o‘cltwk iniduighL ‘
Imive St. Louis by Chimgo and Alton
Rnilromt “mew. Oct. <l. art! 1-. :1.
Arrive at Chicago “'alnmlay, October 5,
t at 0 a. I. -
Leave Chicago be Chicago und .‘mrtb
western llmlroud. Thursday, October a, g.
10 A. u.
Arrive at lilwaukw Thursday, October
9“. at t l‘. x. -
Leave Milwaukee Friday. (Ntober .. at
l0 s. it. .
Arrive at Madison Friday. October ., a
l r. it. 7
have Madison by l"hic:igo. Ntlwallkfi‘ and
St. Paul Railroad fluidity, Octolmr 10. at
9 A. it.
Arrive at St. Paul Monday, October l0, at
5‘... 1‘. ii.
Leave St. Paul Tuesday, (M‘Lfllk‘r it. at 12
The Irish Editor hemmed! ~.
The Prisoner sTakes An Appeal,
and is Released On Bail.
The trial of “'illi-m O‘Brien. H. R. the
Irish editor ma lie ,7 is tender. for ”I!"
tious utterances duri lie eviction 0‘ m“
ot Mlecbellstown, ended in n via-dicta! m
by the jury. Theaccumd man was mm
to three months' imprisonment. Noam“ at
upped fm the judgment of the court to:
given.
Mr. O‘Brien spoke to the (sour: and jury in
his ovm defense. Replying to the charge
mode again.” st him of having used mdiuotn‘
language in a public Add!“ he declared that.
the norm was not mmprtent to try bun‘ he-
muse it «us foreign in its composition to the
requirements of the British" ‘ mestitution.
At this point the Judge stopped Hr O‘Bnen' .
saying thediscufiiori of politics;de not ho
allowed in the pro-filings
Mr. O‘Brien thereumu declared that be
was a drown representative of the Irish
{mpEe and. smuld advocate free spasm. The
court again slum-at him.
Mr. O'Brien than said that.
was guilty of having
deuce favorable to ‘ him. The Crown
had Withheld. for instant». the notes
made by the head-unstable or the defend-
ant‘s speech. In those non-s. b.» said. was re-
corded his statement that the irish party .
would ;:i\'“ the land bill fair play. Con-
tinuing. Mr. U‘Brwn justified his defence of
the Kingston n h‘lmnfn' ontlw gnimtrl that the
evil-lions against tin-in were begun Just (in the
event the luxsagenf the land tut. 311de5
an all! mp: was made to defraud the poor,
wret ‘lnsl tennnlsuf the twin-tits of the mans
lire. He adiiiittm’l that llt‘ had fill‘lfi‘dtbe
tenants not to give up valiant “Susana”.
and. that lie but declared that. before God
and man. they were justified in defending
their hon as.
Mr. I I‘Brien spoke brilliantly. notwith-
standing the interruptions by the court. and
was freqarnllv applauded. He assertsi that
his advice had prevented evictions. mod that
a hundred (rituals in Michellstown Low “*3
. hurries who would have been house»
le“ if his advice had not been
adopted. The suppression of Constable
U Sullivan‘s honest rep in. he said, showed
the means ado to st- 'urea conviction. Be
grater-ml bre 'ing the law u ith John Hump
and George \t‘ushaigton to obeying the
law which Captain “unite“ and Stand-
ish U’tirad)‘ mlminislenod. Personally
he felt very proud of being one of I
long lme of men who had made a prison mil
1 g urious and holy place. aniblv be him-
self would t-ethe lust of that long hie“. for the
English notional; chi b the last. appsnl must
be made. Iotild reverse the decision prov
trounce-l today and declare it no longer a
crime to defend the humus and ass'rt lb:- lib»
erlins ml" the [fish people.
linuhsiiatc'y alter suren e had It“! pro;-
Iiouncel on Mr. l l B: lt'st on the first charge
he its plans! on trial on the set-uni charm».
This “Is the saline me an- its the other. l'pnxi
this be was also found guilty and wm sen—
h-ntui to three mouths~ itnprssamuent. the
term to lu— nuis'urn-nt with the 0: tier,
U linen appalled from bulb
was liberated nu kai’.
John Malltlv‘t'liie‘. t'hn mum of the Board
of l‘tur lawtluaniiausul )litcliellsbm'n. who
was yomtly :ii ixch-el with Mr. O’Brien for
using Salmons humans-in a stews-2: made on
the mine eras} .1, as .“r t ' linens. was also
c an ivtnl and N‘Xlit‘ltv‘1‘l to run Iii-mails im-
prisonment. Mr, Maridevide app-ruled from
the judgment and was pcnmtte ltn remain at
liberty on bail pending tliedwcistort of the up
the Crown
sum-rem. ‘ l evi-
yu, lgmv‘ub‘x and
Mr. O’Brien. when to emerged from the
mnrtoromn after the trial. was mails-ed cri-
thusiasti‘tnlly by a large crowd which had
as‘smlvlsrd to testify their approval of his
course.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
F» u‘u plays by American authors are run-
min: in Xew York.
.\l.u.i:. Esau: is to have $0.00» for sing
ing in American cities this winter.
Howls ‘uwrn anal Lawn-nee Barret:
charge $2.503 mt at their gust-formalism
Mus lmxoruv orwmsl her season in the
metropolis With anew plus‘. "As ins Looking
(Ham. ‘
.\ .vitw American opera, basal on hunk
lL Strwktun‘s little slut-yo! “The Lady ortbe
Tiger.“ is to be [st-minus! in New York ctt)‘.
lioccrcartx has brought out a new play.
“Hit-3.1m." in Sun Francs“. It is and to
hear a striking remblnmto "has! Amy.“
Miss HuLsx Dawnsr. the well-known
American star. bushes-ii (unspoiled. by severe
illness to cancel All mgr-rushes for this
autumn.
THE manna-men! of the Grand Grim:-
house in l‘il * nurgh have maniacal an intro
ration in the straw of a pair of opera glam
fastened With 1 gilt chain to every punt“
choir.
Three lonths’ Imprisonment.\ .
O’BRIEN collie} Cl.
\
. thouxiud peo \ie of his raw- iu the lamest
‘NMWW l of “'nsliinglml. Tbeocvasiuu
of tlit t e ions! ration was the N'lll‘ll of Mr.
Douglas from his men! trip to Europe.
Tm: Nnv y Department is Well suti‘stiml with
Mus JASltS knows Rm will open in
thug/is yearly put at the doors of the Civil War at the Fifth Avenue “oaths. Seu-
English Railway l‘ompanies. For in
stance, the express trains from New York
to Albany average only lwcutyninc and
cards near “'asliingtou, ll. (‘., the other
night. Uue of them utteui] ml to about air
other. but missed his aim and killed a by-
stander, George ltnwlctt. a young white
ls-a;uo next season. ‘, noon. . _ _ . ' -‘ T1. v October
”Jams. of Chicaxo. loads the strikeout- a nj‘g‘fi, 1‘," M‘““‘“““‘ h‘ ‘ \‘ork,(u1 at.» Ills! of October. in. George 1".
“*W‘d “l "l“ l-“i‘Z‘l” l'l‘dl‘w‘ lie h” made i leave Minneapolis by Vintage. 5 . Paul. Sims. the English phy'fl‘ifim. is hfimmfl'
11'0 batsmen fan the a“? "I13 ““3““- . Muuhvnullls and Unmha Railroad Tin-slay. , in; the fourth act.
.\l.\.\Ax:t:ll tiar‘vxxv (\‘I‘hdnimm the rt» 7 (knobs-r it. at s‘ r. M. ‘
billions of gallons are used for butter, i
'l00,t)0‘l,000 for cheese, and the rcniaitr I
ing 2,050,000,000 go down the throats of i
. . Tumu‘. w'lll ~a lam-numlor of gm! ball ; ‘ .. . ' . 4 , , ., ful story of equine by lgdinus has not
unnualwhrat vield, and nearly as much‘ , v . , . \iu tlieuerman sitlesliot intoagnmp or live -—- pta,~,.,\ “mi. ti... mm, m Vanna-“i3 dunug ; ‘13!“ Ms Jest“! “ “h“‘t‘r'ltll‘ “is L‘ 3‘ ”3.9.“: 3 great. success Lngbsb and Pr
th t t l ‘ l. e f on o u cri tween he“, \ork and Boston the ”we“ sportsmen and four borders on the French Foreign. tilt; mining winter. and some late ‘stml. ‘ “kn-“i.“ Kansas City “'ulnosdnv Octo- r “mm nuns-swabs? "”‘1" slum :
‘5 9 D “ ‘3 “ “ r c r ‘ P. is rarely over thirty-4w“ and two~thirds “a“ A 1“,” WM km“, a“, “bum" badly lfnrrv Taoism], inhabitants of Mean. giulies may no t‘Yps‘s‘fl‘ l. t be, {22, gr‘ p. x, ' ‘ Q K— which has
' ’ . > U" , miles an hour, though the COlll‘S!‘ is much - , ~ . .,,» n, . ... . . - . . . l“">‘;,"““° “N “‘3‘“ "ll“ ““3 “1‘ “RV!!!“ 0 Tan l\~lh»i1s have not. been driven _ out ' Lem-e Kansas (33,-, 1,,- Kuwm my“ Fart 3:1“: Reimm"? 0‘ ‘1 flu“; bur
- Interestlnn' tables drawn from the last . ~ . “‘ “"““l- 1‘“ ~‘ All“ 3“» lk INK“ «l tht) l tmlt ta. tho lltlatl of the lww‘ “in!!!“ Slum ‘3'“ ll“ . Scott and Gulf Railroad Thursdar t. m“ “r “3“?!“ h“! 9 ””3 i‘ ' «
‘ ? l ll ‘cd b l’ of II n easxer than that between London 3““ “"‘N 0“ G“““““ Willa!“ that he ordered the (was has been seven-Iv shaken by an week of the season. wanthe)‘ occupied uni , 13, Mill P. )1. ‘ i i h? niunprtty 0‘ ”0‘32; u: .30.?!) 2:351“;
e‘ensus tile. “1 ‘1'0‘ ll .3; l‘ - '3‘ ry Manchester, which is sometimestraversed party to halt before. firing. The affair has t‘mllbblfllffi ' 811d““"‘““ places “73ml?” (“r W ays. 3 Arrive at Memphis hi hi“ tuber 1" at hwgmiggmmwmh (mm.‘ H o p“
L. Adams in his ”Rift go ufmel,‘ showing at the rat c of forlv~scvcu and u,,,.c,fim,.~ crest-«l much minimums iu olltcial circles "TWO alspnguishnl metal}? of the Irish ‘lmim‘filwdmm \\ an? is "I‘E‘:L§°Lh,:: j 6 '1‘; :3, “pm ibis. luv 1 mkvme 1,“, ‘15,, .
t he ‘. _ ~‘ ‘. ‘ . . " unto no party—Sir. ‘ (““33 Grafton sai tint. Io ‘u'ruemus n‘cogn . :c . z c ._ . - . ~ - « ~ ‘ _ . - _ , .
‘. ..‘. l . . . \‘3' \ ‘ I ~_‘ ' ‘ l ’1‘ ... . . . - .
bank. and {Winn holder: ,1“, numb“- only WWW“ 1‘3 one Anger)?“ "new PROMINENT PEOPLE. r1; nit.edits:giiiiti‘rhm‘m‘m‘e w“! i’ii.3‘i'i'~i“gtta. “'3 m t Arriw at Nashville. Satuniav. tum i-s couplesdurwge wtmthmwwts: fin
. a, . ' . '. what may be called the ‘I.imited Mail,’ ‘ _ 1‘ufi cam,“ prisoner. Schectel,mnvieteu pun“: ”puny, of the ‘uhsrnatiun.f at it i'. ll. . , '_ V ““3 (‘h ”minim!!! Biennium-sis $0.
0‘ persons and corporations "we“ lag between Vow York and (‘hicanro which _(‘I..ers SPEPKELS' the M“ bfi'fim‘m‘l‘l‘gfl of tlmnntrdurof his first, and scum-l \vivt-s League. mulcted ten of the players at 'l‘o- ‘0 3‘34““? by fiashu “ “tu' M...
interest. from registered bonds in the ‘ ~“ ‘ kn -', is said tube Worth over thirty millions. “1,. [...-headt‘lju front of the prison at Stir: “\ll10l\\\.“uv' "(t lined t-‘aats .sm. .\1\‘L‘(tr- upoga and 5t. lawns and \e-gteru and Atlan- THE JAR‘ETS.
. ) 1. Th' t bl - duress “ heavy 93““ fare for 1h“ “C" Joust Rvssizu. \‘ot's‘o is collecting mate- gnnl. . ‘ mack $5and'eight ot‘ the Syracuse players“ ‘4“ “339m “Whyifiwréf‘l 3} "$- “f. ‘ new You:
’3‘“ 1880 was Sl'Sl 3‘ ls , 2‘ e in- commodalion afforded. Taking them rial for ahistory of the civil life of General " .. ' “”— each for finding; fault With hh decisions. “sin?“ 3‘- Adana 3' ”‘3‘" . ‘ Beef to prime
‘ . _ . ‘ w a. *s . . . , N. . . ..... ....
chided 8300’009'000 or bonds that have all round the best. Enolish trains exceed (“mm ‘ ., THE MONEY STRINGBNGY. , “Ht,“‘n-“s M'N“ 1"? Nul‘om‘ t “3" P9“ Leave Atlanta Wednesday, October 19. at Cures. com um prime ......
linco been paid OR 80 the numbei ’ . '5 , Tm: ed thrones Bartlett-l. outts and her , .he I emits for the “Grills PW“1““'-‘>h‘l" 1q o‘clock midnight. ‘ .. . . . .. . .. . . .... . . .. .. .
’ , ‘ those of America fully twenty—live per young meriean husband are coming ‘to The Treasury 0m," to Bu . ‘14 y will probably consist of trint“gfiltlr‘5~ :l‘wo .Arrive at nontgouiery Thursday. October wlmeahl............
of holders must have been conSidcrably cent. in speed _ America. 000 000 of Bonds. 3 V . games Willrgimlklbily be playlul in New Kort. 30 at S a. I Hogs—Live.
~ . " . '~ ‘ ‘. . tuo' Del tan twotnt‘m‘a i, an one ‘ ‘ - “""‘ """"
”d‘m‘d’ Perm?” t° 50*000‘ Of the“ - ._ _ - mgggfimfifi‘sfih‘,‘f Bfizfimsse‘; {fiffigfi :3 T50 mm stringency in the money man pat-ulna“ 3;. rain, i’niiatisipnfi and Bala- wigs: £33mflffimbymkg“fifmmq no“ not """ BEE; .
holders, 25,013 held between $50 and Our Dairy Interest. paring potatoes ‘ kot, owing to theconstant increase in the more. M October‘ed at. l P. u. 0 i w“ .gnodr to choice
‘ . . . . .- .. t . . United States Tina "s s . ~ in rt \nt game at Philad-l in ween Rea h'XYanton Satu“ . ombu- 28, My“ 2 Bed.........
“00 each, ”“1 53,831 h‘eld less than ~.,The dair interest of the l. nited States 13"?9, “."MBE‘PT‘ “$.11ny is (“3‘5 to"), - l , f. sury‘ “It?“ mulled the genitals and St. Louis.t mam, not “31:“. W RM”.‘_.__..U...."H
$2,500 each. The how Lngland States . . . - all“ 3““3 0““ 3.“ “-3 ‘3‘“ ”“8 “m“ ““3" m “ our; on "an” “we” a” Prec- i ‘s ‘ l lnsnltingl Berle
_ has_reaehe \ei y real. proportions, the ism“. nearly Wm“, idem. and Actiu ~Secretar o, the Tn. lilting kaugd¢_ “fill?“ as, v y ytsueewm... . . 7
t; Y. wiry as he ,
held 17 per cent. of the whole the Mid~ 93 um "wasted hem more than $3 000 . . . asked the umpire it he was in, to 1 t ugnded mad. ...
l ' 00‘100“ l) t . ‘ h i , “GENE.“AL I‘QXGSTREET -m§s. he 05%: “0110mm followed by the Publicationof right thing in the 38113” filth“ ”Phil Ebb—WM” Shh ......... ' f“;
a“ States 67 per tens, 11:8 83°31?“ gale of ’th); bgnlt‘in g c;;it:$es El‘liaeuéiiiih? 03g: iiiéfigopiild‘fils‘haw him when his the following circular: mt. lie 12:30:”: immedintoly 018de ahvov)’ NEWSY GLEANINGS. m nlgied W 3:5 (it 3%
. . ~ . ' . ' . ‘ ‘ . ~ , on In. , "‘—‘ , to 'nu........ 5‘ a on
sun” 13 per cent an t at out her of milch cows is $1,000,000, givrng Hussy Glories. theltmd and labor agile» mgfigggmammj, tgffild“,t,:.hf:,p§mtba 13‘?! Acconmvc. tothe records of the Rational “a“ 3°” 5%56‘) more human-3M m’:—-No. l. vo.......... 7:: lg 75
" States 3 per cent. 1350300300 gallons‘ of milk ‘yeafly. tor, was lined Slot) in Sew York recently for October 5_ mm “the o‘ftico of tho “shimmy Metric. Bobthers, of Detroit, leads all bah- “ M” m “33"" lard-(fit: See-in. . . . .. . . 6 70 is; 7 *0
, Something over h all of this is made into iiifdi‘gmmg the notice to serve as 3 Jury- o, the W, '. tube ‘Plllit‘l to “m sinkiuv mm. “'l‘h auwmntage % «is? He 3:; A lovuusrisogffitt‘ebnfldobonhvud Bauer—Sure Creamery... :3: ,3 2:,
m “new“ <N~ “1-) Wm rs Wm M“ “w meg, '5 W ““0 ...-.... was... “mum... stuns first? nausea? usual. scam... mus... . ...... .. WWW, mu... ,, ig .. 3:.
cords the courage and presence of mind cheese or consent y _ a men. women are citiuens or Chicago. Both live at, the a,“ of July 15.1370. and Januaryso tS‘lt' York Club: Darling, Chicago; Sash, m; thnk. Ariana. by mom, or six months a a: 17
l d of th t e Wh‘l . h and babies Without gomg through any Union Clubin that city. Onelsalumr and upon the following terms: The 4}); pa]: Hines. \Vashingtou; mm m, philadglphi‘n; u, 5!“- 1, a; 123;
“l ‘ a 3' , a In“ ‘ 1 ° m er other recess. The value of the dairy theotherisa ram-cadet. tentcbonds will be neceptcdutouo hundred Carroll, Pittsburg, and Seery, Indianapolis Tm: Emma, miles in m“. in :5, E": 534
garden picking berries .3)” “it something produc‘t) of the country last year is esti~ Tar. richest man in Vermont. is Colonel eight and {Our-tenths (106.4) duringtbeabove “l uavx umpired for both organisations, Sight for every 1g, W h the United 134“: ll
bite her on the neck just below the car mated at $500 000 000 which exceeds 1'3th of “with“ 3‘“ He ‘3 worth 0'- the ““9“ ”mm “d the four Per cent- bonds and let me tell you the Hague is ohm States. :26 3°_
, *I i th , ‘ l 1 th ‘ '1‘. t’ d i was moment saunter». summertime. during the remainderot the present month of the “striations“ mid “Incl” ‘ Tmnm‘r hundred ex-Uuion and ex-Our
She quickly put her hand to-the place, 6 ‘3 “0 0‘ e “i 0“ "OP "3 11°“! f1. mm specuhwla dorm in w or an atone hundred twenty-five (125) and item “To begin with, the League has better he r , “whimm‘fl , tr I. ion 3 50 e s so
when . cum do curled use” mud Nuns the “the 0f “I? 30ml? 0053 CEOP‘ pet sweks or bonds. October 1 to October 3. 1387. at one hundred ters. and its naym see uni ni'nch finer I, Em“ 1m, "“3 in a a so
Pi . AS 50"” 0“ 1““ P‘“ “i “00'“ ‘3 kink" sail: oldestmau in Indianais Suunel Nab ‘“‘”“‘X“°““ “‘30. whirl! Prices Include so- ixxiuts The}St. Louis me 30s their 3‘ 5 09 a 5 «59
herimfinser-' Sho immediately brushed but. the cow is queen.?‘—-Gltieuyo later. a...“ of Indiana as. He wubom in its; “alums“ gdawofpughm , of am a wonderful team. but "2'" Mum gfifwfififammm,ggflmmm, “WWW” ”(350‘an 5 g 6 g 50
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ll °fl ““5 h” “1‘“ Elf-“*1. and. strange Ocean. _.______________ g; the} Stafgsg‘ghgs {fixings :filxéud mas-fiehgfim $33223“, withinothme mm “5};le Wm “3 “m” ° ”W" schooloiu Pale-tine. WNJW l 1. :3 i3};
”"ht’t did not 13"“ 0" 'cmm’ 1"“ Permission to Go Reine. ufi‘iiii-iti «in the niaidor oealhistory “8 “0"" 35mm“ is "0‘ ”“3““ “4‘ on A ”"3013“! 'el'i “"35 I'll" ‘0 ‘ Wolhisfig Mixed......... £3};sz 4‘53"
m into the house, and finding the Den ”0th (me “,1de Sixcntiizrebent death of «Senator Oil. 933? or“??? filings, “Wiggmu‘v‘i run zen-roan. maul. “gig- .1:th ' i an 8:12:an Mymnkdmuu" «ff-«Q; ii?
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mania bottle empty; took ‘ big km“ a!“ he" “*9“?th t-‘m‘y‘ ‘ fifigfiggfifig‘ awn‘fr‘ulfi°oghllfseulnss§§xgfi ”mum “0 further hlds for band! as Detroit.......o‘l’3' «it Boseonmwotli “:3 Senna? factory labor-in Ger-runny is up IOSI'OII. ,
and stuck the blade into the are in the! T‘“ “m“? °“ “' “3- who wuhommnn AMMWJ“. f‘fi‘m. “1 0W No new one; Ptmburgh....47 65 New York....ei w forced byline-sharp tie-imam. nut—Goon» choitw... raga is};
m‘. until it got hot, when .he applied 2 Il'heu the moment; into homegrown fersou Davis, born‘in 1&8. and Hannibal ‘ $§£1&?fi§wm%$gatmln Wi‘eg ‘4?» Wm: g gem 033mm m'mm Honofgmve......w........... 3;: 33‘
. l . ’E ii inlSw. . ‘ , Chicago"... “Simeon... unholy ....V ‘fi
it to the wound. Rut she tooklome Ohdeartohdear whatshoeuldydol am inborn _ mogptlngtoalmntw, Mumbepudon an M mm‘ M. D. an“ United State. A It! Pork—Ex. Fri-gnu bht...l- 00 “:7 so
f tei "i I) U ,sbexlided an i " m Srinnwmaomv,or 1 1 ’ mhfiifia‘u‘rtmmmn 3“ Vested won an Maid ““30me men ago
managers: ‘3: eaw...e,-,.mmg > WWW-w swarm “W‘mm' s...w...~-~~ h'AMMtn“““§£ s amrmmm mm»— .... m‘-~~ as at
“3 ‘ some. - ‘ - thystirro l) descendant: toeveu the ’ d . ""‘ 3"" ' W "”"" -
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the 00,000, 000 men, women and babies
in this land of freedom, The value of
the American dairy products for the last
year was nearly $500,000,000, or 820,.
000,000 more than the value of our
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between London and Edinburgh. lie-
man.
llinilu the terms of its rewat- =circular the
Treasury Department has purclimusd a large
amount of 4‘, and l per cent. bonds.
Tut: Franco German frontier has been the
scene of another exciting episode A soldier
recent exxwriments with a d) naniate gun.
I‘tooiv‘s'bllfls' "huh-Hun. :‘\'I\unstti« .5.
throu 'll the air a long distance with tremen~
dons on».
tluximst. James fl. “toxins. a veteran of
the Mexican and the t‘iiil wars, died in
\\ ashtugtun. agol seventy «me ycals
luv ..
nior concerning the report‘s}! sale of the:
Washington l‘lub. The team Is for silo. :
Tm: hlvslivpolitans have beaten the record 1
by scoring only two runs in tour stin‘emivo
games ‘l‘liits.~ cf the games resulted in no
runs
Arrive at (Dumbo “'islnesda)‘. October 221,
ntall a. u. ‘
heave “malts. bv Chicago, Rurluiflon and
Quincy Railroad. “'u‘unulay, Uct. it, at 12
1 «ii.
I 0Arrive at St. daa‘plt “'edutulay. Oct. 1‘2,
at 3‘. i‘. u.
Tun KARL. the team. H. C. Barnabas and
\V. H. [smile-nah). who sanded its: opium
from the 1mm ideal Opera Company. have
omnuim‘l a compnnv of tbetr own, which
will be known as the ions
Tia-t Philadelphia singer introduced shroud
as Lille. Nikita, aid the Mineral” a numb-re
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