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71‘3le SEN'J‘INE‘L. .
SOUTH NURVVALK. NOVEMBER ll.
A terrible‘disesse, known as black
Duallpox. is raging in parts of Mexico:
0nd has chewed into Arizona, accord-
ing to‘the San Francisco IMINE».
An otlieial list "just published shows
there are thirty-tire widows of revolu‘ _
tiomry soldiers stilldrawing pensions
from the l‘nited States Government.
AJuiti'e of the Peace in San Jose.
OIL. has suntassed the record of the‘
clergymen who married himself by of~ f
ficiully certifying nu nvkuowledgcmcn‘.
of his own signature to a mortgage.
It in stated that a German steamship
recently took to Aspiuwall from Africa
5‘00 Liberians. men of gigantic stature
uni powerful phykitpie. They Were
half~nukcd.earried queerlookingglutndles
upon their shoulders. and tipoke a
language which no one else on the
isthtuuv understood. It is said that
1.30t more will follow. and that these
men will work on the Panama Canal.
Mr. \V. H. Daniel, acitislen of “'ikin-
Ion t‘otntty. flan w‘no i< now sixty‘four
years of agedms ninctt ea full tlcdgctl sons
Ind four daughters. lle say: he never
took a of medit inc and can do
more hard work tlt tn any man in his
vicinity. 7 He riws at four o‘euwk in the
morning. works ten hours every day and
dose
does not drink cullt‘c. tea or unyihing ,
stimulating.
100 y: :us old.
He expects to live to be
. —
All the “llop Lees“ and “Chin: Lus“
0nd “\Vun Lungs“ on the (‘hincse"‘signs
in the streets of .\l11t'1lt‘:lll cities do not
Beet-\~:irily ind'cite the names of the
owner. The Chinese are \‘cry fond of
naming their bu~inexs places and their
men‘anti‘u- companies with mottoes.
Kwong (by Tui. for llhttttts‘t‘,
“Great, old. good," tr. a< we would sav,
“The lung e~labl2~hcd and evtensive.
company for the sale of :trtielcsof high
merit.“
n‘“:lil\‘
——
The (‘tzb'tn authmittee have pub
li‘hed to Eations permiftill: .\nu fit an
"citizn n< to arrive at or depart from t'ul-an
porb \\ 2!: Ant lfl‘ittg eblii-cd to prc~eut a
}&<~p wt ort-ther document signed by a
fiparaidi t‘t-nxul. ‘
from the .\:m rét .m l‘on~ul at the port of
entry will I :mb’c any citizen of the
I‘ntcd Sales to trzuel :iil over (Who, to
remain on the lvlalttl as as he
ple .a. 4. and to tea-e ulu-n--ver he \\'i.~he~'
without mo.c~t.it’on.
r
con i Heat e
.\ simple
long
Mr. (iv-urge Biagrme. in an flrllt le on
it)
itie s
“Uglt‘c l't.n~tr;zt:ion in
Health.“
Relation
hrs wen-.- \t-z'y sensible
upon the ~ tit trv prub‘n ms“ involvtl,
' .
Am ‘f' : will"f~ it; \ . .~ attt ntion to the
desird- iity of >l:c:‘ \ running nortln‘awt
Ind .. l.li1\tt‘~i an t Untiltwt‘ol :ud'wu‘lr
can in~trad of (not and wrst. a< at pre-
sent. liy this plan l\'l‘.'_\ home l::t\‘ the
sun shuing into it eveiy day. and intol
oil the 'wintluwa The rexnlh' are mint
'?°5"§\‘ldl"‘ lit-re this pl I“ is pursued.
mount: the homes dry. cheering ’ and
healthful.
One of the word mixers in the. “'t‘.\l
is .l. .‘l. l)oug‘:c:<. of Virginia l‘itg‘. Nev.
lle it worth $3,000,000. leccntly he
was summoned as n uitnc<s iii a trial.
He tuid the constable that he wouldn‘t
lpymar, and he didn‘t. Then the justice
had him arrested and brought into court.
Asked why he hadn‘t appeared before.
Douglass said he had forgotten, and
didn‘t care anyway. At this toe justice
fined him $100 and twenty-four hours‘
imprisonment. The angry millionaire
was taken to the county jail. struggling
und SWO.If’lllf"‘ us‘ heyvent. ‘
It is stated that C. J. Jones. of Garden
City. Kansas. has been hunting over
Eustem New Mexico and \Vestem Texas
for buffaloes. and has succeeded in cup-
turing thirty calves and one cow. These
"'«l'ill be placed with the rest of his herd,
making forty in all. sad the largest now
in the l'nited Staten They will be run
on Mr. Jones's ranch. near Garden City.
11:. Jones believes that by crossing the
buffalo with certain breeds of cattle, s
new sud more hardy variety of stock will
be the result. llis efforts in this direction
will be watched, with interest. by stock~
men from all sides.
The development of the telegraph
system in this country is one of the
gmsrvels of modern civilization. From: l
9m": “Fume“ 0'“ Single “‘3” WWW“ illehellious Crow Indians in Bat-
. Washington and Baltimore in 1.8.“. i “0 Array in Montana
' within the memory of many persons yet i ‘
living. it has grown to be one of the ._ . ‘ | ‘
- governing forces in our philosophy of A» Flag“ Wlth Troops lll‘WlllCll the
3 material and social progrew. The ostiles Were Whipped.
‘ “'cstcrn l'nion Company alone now has 9 j »
530.000 miles of wires, and the mesrugcs l Pu October 3 the War Department at.
, which it handled during the year ending “ ”“93”“ was “1‘0“an l')'_ ”10931“! that
: June 30, 1on7. matched a total of 47p timunl‘" 0f ~““‘“g C‘mw ““h'ms' “ml” the
' . AN INDIAN BEVULT.
NEWSSQIMARY
Eastern and Middle Stores.
GEORGE J. Knux. a Boston Globe mporb
ler‘was choked to death by u piece of meat
0t
in a l‘untbvidgo (Mi-rs.) restaurant.
A vmx or coal worth slum“) has just
been found in South Wilkesbarre. l‘enu., at
a distance of 1,100 fed. below the surface, the
deepest shaft in Pennsylvania.
. DAVID St‘or'r. one of the best known men
In the New York paper trade. has tled to Can-
ada after robbing the. firm of which he was a
member, and others. of over $100,ka
Tnouss “hunter. 1: convict in the
ging in his throat. while eating his supper :1
l
l- mitts FAMILY. ‘
l'rho Awful Crime of . “’ouver in
Connecticut.
John Hotel. a silk Weaver of 'l‘nrnevville,
Conn.. shOt and killed his wife. and. attain:
tire to his home, smothered his two children,
§\\‘e<lneslay morning. The people of the
l Village observed smoke (rs-taping from the
; roof of the home ambweut in to put out
, the blaze. They disoovered that Mrs
3 ACROSS THE urn.
Events of Importance Flashed
' Over the Telegraph. -
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1
Mexican Bandits Create a Reign of
l Terror 0n the Rio Grande.
Hotel had been find to a bet and shot
and that the husband, who was probably the
murderer. had lied. \Vnile the pram went
out tulnmt for Hodel the people suddenly
A reign of terror exists in the up river
border couritieo of Texas. between Edinburg
$04.51“.
These figures indicate at a
glance the practical \aluo of the inven- ; lugs in Montana.
leadership of Smudlimrer. an ambitious
young chief.'had tirod into the agency build-
Tltoy had then just
lion and theclow relation which it‘lbears ' Ivturned to the agency from n‘sueeexvful
- direction.
“
about 2.500 jails and prisonS.
the 2.000.000 persons
l 20.000 are convicted
places of t't‘imlnul eonlincment. . If we
allow that 40 percent. of them, \tltich
is it high estimate. are ”repeaters,“ no
will still have over 100,000 persons
into
what may be termed criminal experience :
annually introduced and brokcn
and sull‘cringr the
ll criminal. More
hate been evpendcd in
equipping tit-ac institutions.
pcnstw‘ of pzboncrs in jail.
not hau- the full total.
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(.llcccnt datimies show that the number j
188'; ‘. .lnko were wttt to the lndzau \ lllage ye~ter
of steouers cxi~ling in the world in
“‘“3‘ “‘lll'lilll‘d “1 9.9“”. “f “'l "£21113“? . General linger at lnvrdqunrtois.
burden of l0.-‘l:ll..\‘l:l tons. in tin pre-
In the l‘nited States today-there are
Out of;
annuallylarrested,
and made prison.
ers for longer or shorter ternu in thew :
punishment of n:
than ' $ ton.ooo.uuo
T to the daily ull‘uiru 01‘ life j“ every hold on the l‘ieguus and were defiant and
l luntile. The agent was unable to arrest
Ethem with his lndiau police and hallo-sled
that troopa be sent. to his aid. [11 the "twin-
time the young bucks \\‘t‘l\‘fA\l‘l‘(lt‘lI.illg the
agency people. 'l‘aey rode about. nights
wlmopmg and yellitmr and tux-usiottally tiring
tntothe buildings and at. White pimple ot‘ the
- locality.
'l‘wotr¢of eatalry were immediately
. «lee-lunch“ from Fort l‘uslcl‘. They found
the situation u'ov.~ wrious than was expected.
Sword limiter bud ordered other Indiana to
join his band until there were 300 or more of
, them. 'l‘lu-y tutrenchcd themselves on a
5 height th-rluvkiu: the agency und dared the
lnulhurittcsto nun-d them. 'l‘lto two mm
’ patties ot‘ euvulry were not strong enou :h to
undertake their tll‘h‘nlt and three additional
. trtuuuuew burnt-div went thew.
The troop", however. were instructed not.
tuuttctupt t u- urn-d untiltheh-lmlbousbucks
: had \ptietml.tl-I\\'tt. It “as then thought that
l
building: and : uttertlu~exettementattending: lllt'll" victory
liavh year
we upcnd over $t,000,000 more for ex.
Add to this
the mm of $30,000,000 more. paid by
the government for arrests simply. and
then $30.000.000 more as inteted on the
capital invexted. and even then we do
‘ over lllt‘ll‘ old tune enemies. the l‘lt'gllllx, bad
1 subsided the unending voting braves would
, surrender and blootblml be averted.
i :\ \\t\‘k later the \Vthlliughlll nutltnrit'eo
* directed lnmeetor .~\rut\troug to imtwtigute
- the ull‘uil‘. Thiu bednl. and a few days ago
‘ “trod the War he artmeut that tbearn-st of
Sword lleatcr am his rebellioux' bun-l “as
mrrwrnlive. Additional t‘th\l‘ls um- made to
get them to lay down urnw and .xnrrender
, ‘l he \urmtn \‘lnefx v. t~|\‘tt||||t\llt\l to tutd urged
‘ to usetlmir iutlueneo. llut all failed and the
:‘tollowmg \llhptllt‘ll from the agency nu
nountes the set ucl.
Scout Camp rell‘nnd interrupter Tobacco
day morning toru‘der tho t‘lllt‘fK to comet.»
l’n-ttv
. l-laple lturu‘u mod the camp. undt‘ruzy lleud.
. lnm I-‘ork. Thunlttg \\~\'lll:lll. Kearncv. Tw.»
.vious year the number was stated at ,' llellv and Spotted llom- rode let'on- to
9.012, of an aggregate burden
10,101,?“ tons. The
shit ping in l'~‘\ti was thus dietributed
Iron .\lr:llllt‘l‘<. of
burdon of 8.141.300 tonx‘: SM 1 \tcbnc' ~.
h. 10*. an :1"‘
greuate
ii“. of an ageleuu‘c burden of til-V30
foux‘: of an
:t:':t'e;::ite:burdcn of 250.073 tons. 0f
the \t-xmierx‘ a‘ioat in 1““. 3.71“: were
owned by the lnited Kingdcm and its
amlguoodeu «lane-re. ‘3').
t‘eivrtlicx their aggregate burden being ‘
Ii.“l"~.\il tom‘. The
the World owmd Mourners in tln- follow-
in: order:
taller c: lwtlic“ of
Germany, 320; France. 7:00;
4‘”; the lnlted Stated too;
Noratay. ; lill\~ll, ‘Jl‘l;
2““; Italy. t:.:; Holland.
lll; Japan, 103;
.V.‘ tat-h;
Spun.
L‘r.‘ Denmark.
l-‘I‘l‘. llr x
tireeee and Turkey-
t‘m‘; t‘hiii and 1h-
l'l each; t him and
l'mhiga‘l. ‘37 l‘..t"l‘, llaueii. L’l; \le\ico.
“I. Illnl
il,
Belgium.
.\r;' ililllt‘ llcpubil .
l11§~‘»c .. ,'..\_ 1‘: hi the
ltlur‘vellg“‘cx‘ i: .lll}?!'..!§ llrtt. tit-r\\i'l,.
.A‘Ullfi
.r
standing the gr: at dc prt‘u‘on prt \';tll:l:1;‘
in the >i\‘;l'll‘lil1i't?ll'_: trade. the num‘r x
of >1-:.lllvt‘\‘ .ill-ut Ln’l year inert so» d to
the extx'nt of 3‘37 tI<C impale l with l\\‘».
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“The imp vrt ance of the poultrv pm- i
tl‘i' l to faum-watul a gf‘tul many perwm
luwid» ~
zil'ie iutxrxst.
made of it. .\ recent one pt:
:11 $‘.t‘..t‘ooirmm,
lily extravagant.“ says the New
f-tm rs ix an inn of chum-hr
and many t~.~‘itti.1:e~ :tze
ii tin“ ll
\VELife thi~ ’ix’ prol-u—
Tori;
Tfs.(~‘. "lien is no doubt that the to‘ul
Dr. “’srren G. Priest, of St. Louis. do 3
nounem the idea that chewing gum is an .
old to (ligation. He says: “Any well-
informed physiologist will’deny this at
once. l‘hewing gum produces a flow of
Ill“ into the stomach st s time. when
it is not needed by that organ. This
saliva burdens the stomach and fones it.
.to abnormal action to get rid of it. and
gt. the some time the salivary glands are
'nlo
robbed of the secretion and obliged to"
do double work to produce the saliva:
necessary for mastication and digestion.
Bo fu- ss the stomach is concerned,
chewing gum is as injurious ss chewing
wtohscco.”
The Government of Jsrnaics oflers s
premium of $100 for the production of
the bust practical elementary textbook
“topic-l ogriculturo specially applied;
bl. to J“ Ind embodying the first
“helplm of agriculture. ft is stated
“mobjectofthemnmlhtocmto
'hm-hdoroemng a curly "a
hhlligeut interest in the soil audits
and Motion is to
“plated-p56”, bnvity and free
fish m pvt-ibis, from toehnicnl
it“ Iii-dulled thotthopropngstion
mg; edtivufim of tropical mic
‘nI-o-u km a...
W
“blister-waded to the
lists-gut. lass. '
value is far beyond the griev- of the ma—
jor-.ty of pctsutlh‘ wh \ try to estimate it. 1
There are ti.t'll0.tl|lll farms in the l‘nitcd
States, and every farmer ketpa from ten
to fifty foul~1 the average being un‘
(l‘llllrlt‘tliy zlS big-h :N twentyrtiu‘. fl .\n
ordiz'arv hen “iii produce every M‘aum I
live do'len of cues. and rear an average
foir chitkcm each to the whole thick.
Thc~c produth' are cznily worth $1. so '
that the actual value of the farm poultry
:prolucts would amount to 351.30.000.009
the No doubt ‘.‘.~
000.000 families in rural villages and
trout ltclh‘. alone.
towns lk‘\ltlz'§ the profes~ional t'ancicrsi
value of the ,
products of their flocks would not be‘
keep poultry. and the
far from one third as much a“ that of the
farm flocks. This would raise the total
product to $2M.ono.000. and $50.tlnu.non
more would be a moderate estimate for the.
turkeys. geese, and ducks kept. makingr n ,
sum of at leax‘t $250,000,000 in all.
This is about equal to the value of the
whole cotton crop.
The Vegetable Beol‘stesk.
This fungus, which resembles a great.
red tongue protruding from treontems,
when once known urn never be mis-
taken for any other special. \l'heu
young it. is a dull, pale purplish red,
tut becomes more red, and punts
llmiugh brown to black as it decays; the
under side is cream color with minute
red ints occasionally, becoming yel-
lowiulio red as it. grows. It. generally
confines itself to old (and often lll‘os- .
trated) oaks; but in E Iping Forest it is
not uncommon on the reach. and it has
been observed on the chestnut. walnut,
willow and other trees. Although such
fungus, frequently weighing
from our to six pounds, its growth is
very rapid, soon nppearing und in
disappetu‘in , on moient trunksin the
autumn. \ hen out, broken or bruised
it; distils n copious red juice like beef
vy. “When grilled.“ says Dr. Bud-
mm, “it is scarcely to be distinguished
from broiled mesh" and Berkeley de-
scribes it is "one of the best things he
ever um, when prepared by a skillful
cook. There is u very slight acid flavor
in the fungus when cooked, which adds
oonstdenble piqunnoy to the dish; it is
extremely tender, succulent and juicy,
and resembles tender steak or ton in in
a remarkable manner; the juice it istils
being in taste und a as like gravy
from an excellent ‘led steak. Of
course it should be gathered when quits
, fresh and olenn, sud at once
for the table in the following
monster: Wash and dry. out into inch
slices half-inch wide, sunk in scolding
f five minutes and slow with
‘nionis about it; _v divided m to
w the or not ks win «thinkin—
G'Jm- . .
of
world‘s Sit :nn -
General lingers quarterx
, parley then took plum.
Hen. l-‘rrutk .-\rm.\tron:—l have been mnt
bv the tin-at. Father to settle the thtuble.
. You mu~t give us everytlun: and turn over
. the \ ‘tnet‘ booties the men. \v‘en. linger \\ ill
>cttle it his way. That‘s all .
l l‘ndlv liilule- ,\\‘.. :ln‘y‘l'litlg tn alve up
' .\‘u or d lictuvr. but can‘t ghc up the when
lieu. llllgt‘l‘rvl “‘ant till the lud young
anon. aTu (‘rury lit-nib I want your boy.
{00.
l‘t‘etly
camp. 7
tint linger ..'1|..- that! bul her will me to
dale the lad \mmfi tuntt and lntthl lune
The following
lhigh‘~<\\‘e “ill go back
. them. They >hunt le hurt. but mud be
l'ulll\l1l‘\“.
l’rctty l‘:t;lc ~\\'o \Hl‘: go buck and talk to
[he Elwin-the Man
“on. litrgx~t‘~'l‘hnt i~ ail l have to \av
l‘retty tingle and the other chiefs then
nturrml to fill tr extnp. 'lhe cavalry were
drawn up in full field A-nl- r on tl:-- I’lltlli’ n .-
ftunttu; the lit-lion lhlmllllll l‘lo- littlcau.
soon began riding about and \ingrug our
son
.-\1 the end of the firm- nllouul the lnduuh
lo trltmdu \\ 1th the bud )t-uu; melt 13m rav-
alxv :ohaun‘l. the infantry t~~-k [bl—jinn,
and the Indranx open live At tbe'tlrd v.-
(‘orpurul < 'lmt‘lh Stuntman. of trump K.
linulry. “ax shut dead.
Moth-y, uf TrtmpK~ \\:I\ “oundul four lilllt‘\
The ludrath‘ tool. it purine: in the mile pits
and in the 1 rod:
ita tir<1 ~tn-t beyond the l.:tt:-- Horn. 1 be
met! fell m the in lI'-'t ramp and one ludiuu
”an-l a bone oer.- hlenl.
The cautlry nun udtunted upon the ln~
’tl‘uns. drtx to; tie in into th - brush. Speed-
lieurer “in ktl'ml. being: shot twice in the
' >kirrnixh tire by ti Troop. Fu‘xt t‘nvalry.
connmmded l _\ t’uht F (I l't-lzam and Lieut.
... ll. .\l~~hit'e. ‘lm (‘ron «out Fire bug
also claims to have End the fatal shot.
Nearly ull of 'tbcm runn- into the agency.
lnly alaiu‘tVuu-uty escaping to the lnllu The
latter are tt-uv being ]i\11\iu‘l by cavalry.
The above named (\H‘ct‘ all the cu~ualties ex—
.~ept one man. “ho was .Nllflllilk disabled by a
fad. l-‘n e ln-iiurh are reported dead. There
t is no danger he the settlement.
mm; .\‘_I~I\\" a"
Twr:'\rv sl-iVEN suits for damage: have
burn entered by Salvation Army men again.“
l Augusta, Maine. for allegcd unjust arrests 7
l ADAM FIX. rt boy of rewritten, shot. him-
self dead in his father‘s burn at. Cleveland.
t lhio.
.\l rm. t‘t.r-:vv:r..\.\‘n has mvived from J!»
milieu. \th Indies. an elaborate fun. made
at the “'umen‘s Self—Help Institution on that
Maud. of native woods. ferns and flowers.
l Tm: ltritish Government will prow‘ute all
; personx' who took part in the recent midnight.
| meeting at “‘oulford. Ireland. at mbieh the
’ pmelamation of the lnnl Lieutenant forbid»
l ding the run-ting was burned. Among tho~e
to be indicted are two members of l‘arlia«
ment.
Emuvnrx Nihilist; have been arrested in
Kioll‘ and thhma, Humid.
T‘VKR‘I’YJHVE homo were smothered to
death at s tire in a New York stable.
Timur. eounterfeiters who have been flood
in: Eastern Pennsylvania with spurious
money have been ornate-l at Reading. The
: detectives obtained a full confession, givingn
description of the plane where the counterfeit
money was made. and implicating u down
pomonu 7
A In tut has destroyed the village of Shady
Grove. 1nd.
’l‘wunvtc petsons were drowned by the up-
setting of the schooner Oar-n Bird in Pas—
qnotnuk Sound. .‘l. C.
tiovunxon nontmnv. of Illinois. received
on immense number of petitions from all
parts of the (wintry for and agninst the
execution of the condemned Chicago ,All‘
nrehistu Many of the petitions for mercy
Wore signed by lending citizens
A SEARCH of the cells occupied hvtho seven
coudemened Anarchism in the Chicago jail
nisulted in a startling discovery. In the cell
of Lingg, one of the condemned men. were
box. The bombs were believed to contain
dynamite. and wow handed to n chemist for
examination. Friends of the prisonerschimed
thutthebombs had been secretlyplnoed in
Lingghs call by the police in older to counter.
not the possible effect of the numerous po-
titions for mercy which had been sent to
Governor Oglesby.
Punsmm Cuvmnn has written a. letter
of syrup-thy for sum who have been
evicted from their land in Tom through
IprocoedingsintheStnte court. but declarm
that the National Government humhlsto
interfere. Thelettorisinmponssto on up-
ped by General Wmver.
JAY Goon) hos arrived in England. 4
A muons has ruvuged the island of not
Ling. cum From 100 to_800 livenwon
lat
Tam British soldiers und o numbu-of
.' Zuluswovekillsdinuskinnlsh.
_. ... . _
A as} Tumwokhlng about 1,000 pounds,
eight“ in w from man to tail. two
ROW t foot from flipper to
.wumught yJumuBumn nel
mmwhik opt widt: net: “35:35: 113;:
Col. o ow to
WWW em mail“? the Purim
on“ :
minds as h m; . tw-
mammar-
a '4. m
marl-i
'mm
"Iv we
so“ - Wilde's-tine
to our '
lrlvute l-Iugvue -'
‘l‘be llul~ Unix rtllepluute-l .
found four guspipe bombs, hidden in a cigar» ‘
tentiury at Caldwell. N. J.. was shot elem
by a guard while trying to escape.
Rev. (.‘RARLES A. llmurv, of England. has
been finally chosen to succeed the late Henry
“'m'tl Beecher as pastor of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn.
South and West.
AT Loam. ind. the Rev. Andrew Luce. a
Proubyteriun miniswr. swooned away and
died whilothe Rev. Mr. Kauouse was offer-
ing prayer.
Tun glam at a merrv-tuaking in
C. King‘s house. near Lamar. 1.1L. won: 1
taken violently nick after supper. Six whim
110Nuns~~flve men and one woman—and one
colonsl man diod. and litany others. at but
accounts. were dangerously lll.
NAVAL sl'llfiEllN thrown: Am‘nt'u fell
from a train um Salem, \‘a.. and was in-
stantly ktlfed He was on his wav from
“‘nshtngton to Shelbyvillo. Tenn. , to be mur-
«Pied.
Tutu-u: little grandchildren of 'l‘. 8. Oliver
were burned to death in Faulkner County.
.-\rlt. The little one» new alone in s build-
ing at the time. ~
Tuner: of tho eondetnnml Chicago An~
tuvhistsmfiptm. Holden and Schwab—nfter
the refusal of the l‘nited Status Supreme
t‘uuct to grant it \\ rit of error. signed a peti~
tion to Governor Hglusbv, lmggmg lulu to
commuto lllt‘ll‘ semen“. of death.
.\ luvn of masked men stop l on expmm
train near Grand Junction. Co .. for oVer an
hour. and robbed the reiswttgem
_ Washington.
q‘mnnsstoxmr or Aumct'u‘l‘nn Come
.\t.\.v aswrts that Brooklyn. New York, and
Baltimore have for forty years been plague
spots from which pl-uro pneumonia in cattle
has b cu spread throuzbout the country.
“I tum: Hctobor the public debt was «it»
ereibel $1I:.\’L;,o:r.. leavutg tho total debt.
haw Push m the Trvthury. ut $l.‘.‘3\',ti‘.".‘.itll.
Net «unit in the 1‘1‘1‘.‘t.~l1l“\'. $-'t’i.75\,70|.
Tut»: l'uitul State; Supreme (‘ourt unani
nmusly denied the petition of the eondemnol
(‘bicago Anon-his“ for a writ of error.
Ax attempt was nude the other night
either to lull ur nmuu l‘hief .luxtin- “bite.
of the l‘uxtul Statnu Supreme t‘mirt. or to
pct‘pvll‘tlll‘ a sully l:-':I\. by wudut: to his‘
north-urea «null lu!‘ nintaitung \vltnt seminal
in be an internal llltll‘lllllt‘. It. “as sent
tl rough the pudnfll-‘t‘.
A \\'.\.\ttlvt.Tn_\’ spv ‘1:Il says the followin:
. chimps wiil probably occur in the near
future: N-eretnry Lamar to succeed the late
Justice \Vt‘thls on th-- l‘utted States Supreme
t‘ourt bent-b: l'ustmuxh-rGeneral \ll.‘t\‘ to
Street“! Mr. lutnar a~ Secretary of the luv
terinr, alt-l lqu M In. kmwn. of Michigan.
to become l‘oxttnast. r (General.
Foreign.
ill-1 l.r:.~.~rr\ proj- ~tor of the Panama
t‘unal. New the great Illl-‘ll will lw formally
“is u d en February 1 1‘ I I.
.\ \‘tnt.t:.\‘r stonu he done an immense
amount of damage to slum-tn; along the
clan!» of Great llrltam and Franco.
Tm: town of Kin/4:. in .‘l111\‘l‘s, l‘lufiin. luu‘
bwntotullv dcdroyel bv tire Throw hutrlrel
and til‘tv houses were bur-ml and many ltve~a
. were ith.
Tut; ll‘hh l‘ridin lluard at Dublin directed
{but Mr. Hillrten mutt \n it the prtfi)“ uni-
: form and y... tn-utcl in every way as tut
deul‘)’ [Whom-1‘.
\\->rnmr Xiluliv. p .. ins bum IllSt‘HVI‘l‘ul
in St. l‘u-tvr~btt:g. tilli :ultlwh‘lbuf‘l‘tk‘l.‘ have
ltV‘H made.
Surrex utwmutn mint-n have stntck
“ul‘k in the lh-rzare darn-t. Belgium. the
scene of rem-tit fatal “0130;.
N-EWSY firearms.-
Sum-rut. Guatemalan revolutionists have
been shot.
A .‘llt‘anAN train run over a fox and
. killed it the other dav.
‘ resumed at the “' lute Home.
.
E A SOCIETY in helm“. of men sworn not to
'7 stvear flutnlmxx nearly 1,000 persons
KANSAS abounds in natural gas There are
a 23 eornpaun s engaged in developing it.
llt‘lrrzst's for ttrr'tii<l:tng lean] .lolv me free
‘ lathe poor 1‘ the latest thin: in New York.
Tut; onion crop to the 1'uitod Suit -~ is fins
to have bra-u druovenal in St.
prominent Sllt‘t‘ltlllsl.
keeptho railways of Great Britain going. and
the (\lil is ttwtrly $2,0tklfittl.
of last. year.
Sconmuxr in lbulsdm although it has
fallen otl‘ somewhat. in general condition. is
still the best. grown crop in Louisiana for
minty yeum
and six skilled American miners to aid in
the mineral development of that. country.
TEE Piedmont Exposition at Atlanta. Ga,
in; over $130.00.) for the buildings and
grounds. On account of this sumo-xi there
will probably!» aworld‘s Fair there in
1889.
‘Paoflmr PEOPLE.
Mus Galu‘tlu) is receivim the most dio-
tinzuished attention in England.
regained his health. dthough much enfoob
by his recent illness.
stxv Lrsn Gonmcmnnr, the Swedish
Nightingale. died in London, a few days since,
in her sixty-seventh your.
Tn: wedthiesr. colored man in the North
is Dr. J. Gloucester. of Brooklyn, who is esti-
mated to be worth $310.00.).
Bur Bin-use. denies the rumor that he is to
retire from the practic: of his profemion. He
says he will die in the hut-um
Ros: Euzsunrn Cuvxunn is a devout
Fresh teritut.’ She has on. win the
' byterinn Gum-h, on I-‘itt avenue,
New York city.
- 83v“ vars ago G. J. .Grifliths. of Los
Angeles. CAL, wan pool-miner intlto Bodio
Mining Coup, but. today he is a millionaire
my times over. His fortune was made in
real amt». 7
THERE are already ten United State- Seno-
tors in \Vashingtou who will remain them
Mmi‘ll They are (immubxs’s:
Edm orr‘ Harris, ones, ,
Cullom, rm: and bull.
CnmrJus‘t-tcu Wars: is the col enact
the net of Co giving him a private
Secretary“ 31.. myeur. “I don‘t want
the war."
Emu! Burns and wife hove deeded their
Paw-tut “’”‘“".l“’....." we“. em;
a an arm a
m y' "g of the medalist
oldmsto have been the youngest enlisted
Confederate soldier. wu also probably the
11% thou Tom'l‘humb was. 0 is u bright
1i mun with twinkling block eym, black
mousfioho. sad at vivacious manner.
Tun destructive habits of rsbbits on
well known. In Anti-slit they abound.
__When 9 servant enters a nitration she
requires I promise that nt lost one
dsy in the week she shun not be obliged
to out rsbbits. In than yours 18.010.-
5000 of that robbih wattle-w
and»: bounty «smooch- ‘hem purl
poutrfovtkuv‘ am. ‘ “ ‘
TIM-“‘IEKLY pnllie W‘Opllttlb‘ have been '
your aboutjhrw fourths of an m eru;e crop, i
A WELL detinul ease of leprosy is n-pnrinl .
Louis by n '
11' takes “>0." ll gallons of oil a year to 3
Tm: trade and shipping of table grapes. in -
California. has greatly increased. and it Is :
safe to estimate it. at nearly double that ‘
A LAT: steamer from San Francisco for -
China took out L500 tnnu of mining machinery .
netted a cash profit of $10.000, Midas pay- -
Sin AnvuunSmaaxnx, we composer, hu '
thoJustioes who hasuot availed himself of .
miniatu- umykuhoislittlo NewYork. and in “diet
I
and Roma. the result of the shookiog dopro- l
dations of Mexican handitu Since. megabduo
tion of Senor Barons, whose friends had to
pay “.500 ransom. almost. every merchant
has received threatening letters ordering pay- 7
ment of heavy sums on the penalty of ab-
dnetion and torture. The wcnlt ty never
travel without a heavy guard. The border
Sheriffk. who are poor y paid. on doing what.
they can \\ ith their lle titties. to hunt the role
hem down, and a stun! force of ratment has
been sent by Governor Ros“ to lliotirando
City. but it is feared that the whole tom is
not strong enough to round the lumbar up in
such a long extent. of wild bottom
md wooden country. District Ju.b."‘t
~J. (‘. llumxll. who is a large much owner
remembered that the two children hudjiot
; been seen. On going to their room. the little
' on.“ went diuoveml in bet. One of the
. boy< lived n short time. the had been
Slllt‘lllt‘l‘Nl.
. Theexettementin the village as soon as
5 these fart: became known was intense. and
’ t‘tl‘ indignation of the citiaetm found vent to
. threatsto lynch the inhuman Wm h. The
: man was tinnlly found by the town t‘eumtnble
and need under arrest. He «moot
all: .nglish. but through an interpreter
said that he and hi“ wife made an
agreement by which ho was to kil: her ml
the boys and then kill liiuwlf. lie and that
he Ml tied h‘m wife in the bedroom and
then shot. her. and had afterwards \‘et tim
to the house to burn up the bum He
in Stair t‘ounty. acknowlmlgwl that the civil . woutl 1m“. km.“ hung-If. but |... mo‘m the
autlturitioe \vew unable to l1);’e with the
matter. In the mwuttunu the b.nrdtt~‘ulv
continuing their work. Un Monday. at high
noon. they entmol ll1~‘“t|\zl1t:t ltaneh. in Nb
dnlgo l‘onnty.a place of about 500 mirabttnnta.
surmundod the store of Mugdilvuo Flows.
drove the m‘culetnts out. and robbed the
plans of every bit of goods it contained.
‘bey then tore otY the Ill-ms. Mnualtwl
the windows. and threatennl to re
turn and Nllk and burn every liOlb‘s‘
in the plow The band numb-red twenty
one men. The day before another party of
bandits. about twenty strong. nttuelusl the
Atubowa ltnnclt. on the San Juan x‘n er. :1
few mills above t‘antargn. Mexb‘u. nud
saekul the plate. abusing and outragang‘ the
people. They were ptu\ued by Sierra-an
cavalrv under l‘n in Lamadrido, and
l'lamelas'. a lender. and another l-nndit were
St't‘llh‘tl. I'ltt~ttt~l is wnsexecutul at t‘aumrgo,’
and the other will suffer the Rllllt‘ fate.
laimadcnle. an active otlieer has at
lu~ tumnmud all the men that he
wants, and gets a htt'p in Mink for
every bandit euptunrd l‘n‘alllt‘llt “in?
has ordeml that the Now-rest tun-axons be
u~4~l to put down ll:llltlll£|;.:s‘(“l the border.
and General \‘eluin. in curnmund of this
military d'strict. is ruinous tom) operate with
‘ the Altlr‘rit'tul nutlmrlt‘m. and drive out an i
eliminate them ll'~l~. Tue State tullltt'l‘lltt\
of Toutztulipas um \‘erv lukewarm. 'l‘lu-zr
party neu‘sp-qwm openly attuvk \‘elum tor
causing the capture ut Lorena- \‘eht. a ltuftul
bandit. and the murderer ot' Stu-rid Martm.
of Stair t ‘uunty. \\ ho wzu «rat to tln-Iortrm:
of San Juan de l’lloa. nt \‘em t‘rur. and are
trying to cxt'lte n N‘llflllll‘lll union; the
people in ftnur of the wretcltes and again“.
the party ofla w an 1 ooh-r
’ A Man Kin. nu “are. mum, and
“rot lu‘r-in Law.
.‘lN Mary llruuer. the tooth -r ..f Mm,
t harks ll. Brownfield. cu lot at nut :0 \, M.
t‘ e other tlav at the lldurs‘ of her duuglueriu
l.0111.\\’1llt'. Ry, .Vonne :1'|~\\t'l'\‘l the untr-
bell. and all» “out to the iv 1'--\\, raixxl u
and pushed back tin- .simth-rx. in the middle
01 the- ‘l' tit-way lu-tu-m-n t'ee run- rt
s‘s“‘l|lll\"l in l rduughter and husband and
Lttie ul:c1_'l ' eulu t r t- n y. :~.1‘«. and the
rot-m d by \Ytitium llrum-r. a
‘ lrotlzo-r of \lr‘ “romaine! l, “31‘ the [mix of
t'lmrlos‘ lirtnvztiehl. susivn i ~l le. u an“: 3‘
Lu lwl to the luttei. ' 'z. u hei 1:1 3 an. our
1311' lay the Inuit of \Yiil mu 1‘. lil‘::. r “uh
u . .q
. hm thrust not. “It unwther l-d “er-- the
Kurt“) «\llb “lflLfllll l'l‘ .l. :x :2 nine. there
hands were ultumt from lilt‘ll‘
l-mliw lltll','.1ill l‘rrnur l~ for! luv the
, t‘nlor with \\ l.l h the tour lt‘|‘\ had been (anu-
mtttul. “nth-t bun-nu u: 1:.t-rur‘lorlav a
h to? \\ rttten l-y lllithIlill'l-l. a-xnnukslfiin;
hum. ll: ' trip’e muni- ret‘ unrt do damn;
that ‘lmg but -t~~ :l I:.\ . r it. He “lL\'
- twenty ‘N‘\ - n y can “2.1
.ld
Damage Done by "nun-rs.
‘ A dtqul-‘h frn'u l‘t-rtm. .\rl:.. ‘fls‘
wool: for ten tuilw are uttrl h n o l. on nu
for {our dafx t x-ttnu :'-~'-i‘ ll .ve l~‘~‘lt '2 lll
e i.
(‘t'rn t‘l‘ll-s‘, lurm. dueil n: ll-tltu'i .‘u‘nl ti-mle
t'utnwl.
out for shelter and wine being run out on a.»
Tbr' “Ur-b or» bite. 40‘}: is comm;
count at the fire. l lllt'fis m u
come the damuzo will be with <pn- .1“
A dispatch front Anna, lit. mvv “For
some duy~ dtvi‘tn-t‘m fives have been r;;:iu '
‘ a
. m the lull lamb". 1h - ut-~l~ and both in tun-ls
of this region an! m the \‘VQIH‘N sen)» the
riu-r in t‘n;r_titr:tnl-~.~m (‘mmtvfi lid. The
hmv dmuth lI:L\ nude t very-Hun; a< drv as
tinder. and ram is ferxeutly prayed tor.“
Khoztid
Hanged fur .‘lurdor.
Tuck Axo- wtrs hanged in the inclt‘Rul'e of
the l.e\m,:ton -i(_v. . gall on Fridav ( in
. so" '33. bu}. Am“ munlerml h;~ bn-tbel‘in-
‘aw. James Faulkner. during a quarrel about
; :he ownership uf t“ o dun-n nuutiug crux
(hi the sumo tl iy Henry loltinvuu unlorm‘ll
«as hanged at l'm‘un Spl‘lllis. Ala. In .\lnv
as! be murdered an aged colored man with
and a young. wife. ant “as the cause of the
lrouble.
l
t
5 Precautions Against Cholera.
l Quarantine t‘ommis-toner Nich-tlx‘. of New
l
l
Yorkhas called upon S'cn‘lnry l-‘uin‘hild in
\\ aslungtou and had a long interview in re~
{and to the adoption of ill-«sum to protect
. the Alluntu‘ ports againfi cholera infected
l remix It is understood that the Commis-
. miner held that such infernal vesVels should
. ho turned back upon arrival in America and
:osnpellal to return to the eotmtrv whom):
they came. '
MUSICAL AN D DRAMATIC.
choral its sums-ado! London W.
“Tm: Railroad of Love“ is the peculiar ti~
- tie of Mr. A Igustin Daly‘s latest comedy.
one.” says the Clue! Justice: “he‘d only he in , siderod complete .m’ifii...‘ ‘unless its mem- : L“,
t
! Bvrrsut BILL‘s Will West Show has,
l
I
gun. H-ulel turd his wifequarrclnl over rt row
a few weeks ago. and the llt'uflltlnlm any
they have heard them tluumuiug H‘e ruenttv
since. lbnlel had been drunk for several
do)! lie “'3'. nunruittal to the Tollanl
l‘ounty Jail to awntt. the notion of the Grand
J or '.
odd is thirty-five ymm of age. His wife
was about the some ..ze. and thctwo boy.»
Jleob rutl .\-lol )h. Vh‘h‘ Utrecaurd sni. re
spectivoly. He snot been in this nuntrv
verv long. andsnys that be lm-l ‘rut sent 01'
to is father m Swttwrlan- to repuy
money l'nl‘l‘uwwl for [Rfis’agu to this court
try. At thepn-limiunrv hearing the int-r
teeter tmtiziul that Hotel acknow ledgnl that
te had killed lus Wlft‘ and admittni that he
had burned the boom. llodet. how-ever.
pleaded not guilty to the charge of maple-r,
-
THE LABOR WORLD.
Tut-t llmtherhvu-l uf Carri-utters transact:
it~ bu-sirieas in six ditl'erx-nt lunxu cgex
ENGLISH workmen are nrrn‘iu,v in New
York in large numberx‘, lurking shop and
factory employment. .
Ara. ditlicnlti‘sufth the strikers on the
stuar plantations in Loubiana have lu-n ud-
jthldl. and they mutual work )‘rsltnlzly.
FRI-ti gem-ml reports flu-re will ll‘ 3 con-
certed movement throuflnmt the buried
mans next spring; to shorten hours of labor.
Tm: rum-hinery mulders in the Knights of
Labor wtll hold a t'uuvoutiou at Cleveland.
on Decorator e to form a Notional Trades
lll‘ll‘lt'L
h' the report of the ln<p vf'ots‘ of Minw~ of
Great lirltam. just iv‘t-wl, it upywrh that
Sultan?" personsurs etupfoyul Ill uni about
nultuitiei Tin-Iv \vei'e 'J‘i-i persons kllituf,
and the pmluvuon of coal i< put at. lififil‘c
is": tons -
.\t ASTER “'orrxutx "who. of l‘tstriet :1:-
wmblv 51. Kniglt< of labor, Rework. suvs
that the strike of the le Illl~':‘ “’t'l’nis'fS begun
in Anglo! last bad rmuit Hi in n d sum!
tailor». Thnw Lu-tdreJ and fifty unit are
still out of work.
Tu: machinists throughout the umntry
wen-never busier than at inw-nt. Aliof
the larger shops in New \utk and Sew
Jewry are all l up from one to three mouthx
Skillet laboris marital. and some is running
f: our England. but the ball; 0: it. is from rm»
tn‘e guru‘s. where tin-education and train-
mg are better adapted to the nxpttn‘meut'x
THERE have let-u lis nulls and woolwvork
fut-tones (Kt iblh‘hwl dunug the put tlinw
llltlltl!t\ in the South. The total numl'er for
the vear rs far-1 lmrin: the past two ycurV
the iru'tilv-r of mills erected fonts up if“. ' If
the average daily capacity of tho».- rudls be
l'tJl-tt feet. rounun; a run of Ltlldztys pm-
\‘oar. the total annual prulue! on of lumina-
in the Southern States must reach 2.150,»
UJUJAJJ Tusk
THE NATIONAL GAME.
LocrsvruJ-z has signed Sam Smizh. of
Denver. to play first lusts.
Tu: New \‘orks will have enough players
next spring to make two or three nim5.
Tut-2m»: will be many new fan“ in thvI dif~
fen-nt clubs when tlr~~ ur-xt mason “PPHS.
Tu Ell): mum to be a large sized luwball
combmation in the \\ es: as well as in the
East.
Tut: Detroit and St. Louis clubs purpose to
play a chamntousbip arm thnmgh the South
next seam-n before the reguiur League season
opens
Tntzuttendsnm ut. the fifteen D-troitSt.
Lou-s games was 51.415. The "veins were
Ill-at «now. After paying all expats-s the
clubs dividol $244!».
Ova thm men played in every League
lust min. They are
championship ante
\Vuhl. of New E'ork: ”(“11“, 0f Bmton, ml
Sum Thunpson. of Detroit.
I-‘suot‘sox. of the l'hilmlelphias. is s hae-
ball wonder. He lathe tourthunong pitchers.
seuml in mum! lau‘men. third In butting.
undhss the best mommumnmundwe
base lines.
llvsue's record of :53er has this
seamn for Detroit is by tn- the hem ever
made intlte position. Lust. luson Bust-n.
of the Pltilndoiphius. lel the “El-Kl] with
.144, whit h was the best up to that time.
It isgiveu out by one of [holiest of author
itzes that R ribourne is (0:0 to the Phil-del-
ptiia t‘lub next m, that Word will not
day in New York. bad that l'lclfc and
‘ Vrtliamson will not leave Chicago next san-
son.
haven“: does not seem a hunt position
toplay. yet 1 number of clubs have found it
go“; uanl to the right. 20.1 of ma.
‘ttsburg.
l intentions?
An Accident Liner-ates Lions.
Tigers and Snakes.
Exciting Time at 3 Railroad Depot
in St. Louis.
_. v- -*
An uectde‘ nt ox'urr'xi. the otha' m
which carried destruction. (lat-h mi I.”
mouium in the St. Duals Union sum. Illa
fur a timetmvertnd M whim ‘ W
tution into a veritable Alfie!!! fungi. utd
howling wilderness: of will boatl- Six C"
owned by Robinson‘s drummed would.
the ands. Donatigwx litmus-soda“
\Vllt beasts filled them. The station w.
tilled with suburban warden“ its IndvWI
fmrneountry townx The train was on it
way from Dodge City to Cincinnati. and w.
pulling out of the stator: wbm
sit car: left the truck.
were namely on before a freight troll
uniting tlmiugb crushed into them Georg.
Storms. a with“ man. who man out
of the can, wu inxmntly killed. H8
cut all l’ld his Inn‘s we"
turn from his hilly. Klan he Fisher,
a performer. “as bun about tbs
head. one of the nmgor coaches but
wrecked. Thomas 'oley. Jueepb Easel
one man unknown were writ-tidy injured. —
()«hw‘ts were hurt mot-«or bani, but. did not
nspnre hos ital treatmvut. _
slur - lhmw' the cum into a chant“
mass and aural-pal ovum-d.
Suddenly I \‘ulfl‘ s 'neuuoi: “Mv Godjbo
tiger is burs-e?“ an l the lloyd l‘u-nzll bounded
into the t‘ruu‘d, which oath-rod in all M‘
tit-nu One man wm lutteuin the neck bytb.
dazol and inturluted animal, Capt- Hercule:
3r
j and other utlin-rs were present. but
‘ they dared not stunt on ail-count
I. of the deuxity of the cmwd. A
flight of stain“ leu’lu‘ to the u
up thh’ the tiger s «an; . ear the tnphe
m-‘t Jo~eplt t'hsr er. one or the clerks.
The mntrise wm all (m .\lr.l‘har1m‘s side.
Matt and animal stood facing
other. There m not roan for them to
pix" out Mr. (‘harIes \loulv "treated. fac-
the bead. which clan-d at him and fob
l-iwel him step for step. tin-luring for a
spun-g. Mr. Charles shouted for isms-tuner.
'l here Weh- thre women in the odiwe. They
d d not \llt‘lt-k or farm. 1 b-y gut o‘ll'l‘b and
t lie. to lurru’a‘le the drum and shouted for
ln-Ip from the wand-m; Mr. Charles go!
inluthe office sift-Iv. put §1t> revolver through
the slightly up-md dour rurl find It the
tiger. “hi- h lk“;lill€ more on] man
intimated at met-y sit-bl. At this juncture
circus men arrwwl With pies and canvas.
and after a struggle survwb-d in overpower—
in: the brute. They threw c invgs over him
and pinned him to the floor. when: they held
him until he was taken to a cum. .
Nine cage-s are demolished and two mount-
ain lions are dead. The lvh‘a‘ to the woman
Will be 33‘0“ Fourtnmn animals in I
were thYMt‘Il from the (114’\' A lr-u was
O‘CI’TIIORtnfil “db ptkes and wnznax under
a freight tram. a lempar-l \'»:<1~ sin»! in the
head. on fine: was raptun-l .x'izhtiy in-
jured. a big Isa comtri-t .r- «an ear to
Ell-153 under ear whirl“. and tire lk-urzal tizer
not three bullets in him out numt-ern-ss pike
warm-ts. Ebrven animu'~ were at lat?” ram-
;vux!.creat:n;a rugu uf te-rrur In the s turban:
Va‘t'litll] of tin: erzy f—ir m or two hours.
S .uads uf virsu~ men witi. .iniannspzkraetaz.
axmslfll otli en :11 capturing them. 11:.- {11$
swurul «a» a mount on it“... which fought
timy-‘mtn-lv in the trek-t attire 0." General
Manager Tuu»~1,;. untzl hum-oi with mg
runs. nearly strangled an! haulel into .
t‘.t,;-'.
r cutting and
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SHOT BY SUGAR STRIKERS.
Foul- “'htte Men Shot Down By Col-
ored Laborers in Louisiana.
The labor trouble“ in the lmjstln: suf'nr
diqru‘t has cuiuunated m a. serious riot on the
lm‘afiigne plantation in Tom-boon»: parish.
The negro laborem on the plantation
struek and refined to go In work un-
less- their demon-S for htzher wages
were grunt-d. The whrre lfllntrl'm about
twenty“ ive in number. continued at work.
The mums-ref of the plantation lt‘ir‘g‘r‘pbc‘]
, to New Ur ans for m«-n to take the place of
ftln‘ strikers. and forty five “rue men were
employed and sent to the plantation.
The l.‘lt’a\\1l,:llt‘ plane is al-iut ezght miles
. from the Morgan ruilnvui uni sixtv miles
from New 1 trleans. The run-Lida atuml-‘ml
with urrtlerl-ru‘h. A“ the new lalmrers
i were on their wav to th- {1 uttattfln
in y were attm-‘std Ly the anti-v r!-
nrnbushrd ain't; the mad. and four
of Lie new men were 311(3l down and wound-
ed. The others start-vol. leaving tho
itrikersin ”Won of the field. Appeals
were made to the Governor for throw to
protect those who may tlvsre to work. and
Company C. Loom artillery. was onlemd
to the same.
More than ten thoumnd negro laborers
were on strike. “he white men working on
the sugar rdmtatiozm. holding that thedd.L
mantis were uniust. refusal to 10in them.
erzzn ideas of giving udying Indion
u good send-ofl' ore entertained by the
dusky denizens of Indian Territory.
Five minutes before Utter Belt, I
Comanche chief. drew his Int breath
his friends held him up erect und
rigged him outin his bell‘wsroos-
tume. Then they painted him red, set
- his wu- bonnet on his head. tied up his
huir i leave:- skins. md hid him
down; just A minute later he died.
Then his five wives took sharp butcher-
: knivu, flushed their fumes with long,
like]: cut. out themselves in other
l lion DI MI‘RSKA, thedisttnguished Hun . '55” ”at wumiifhmfi l places. our] best their bleeding bodies
Friar: singer, has arrived in New Yurkfrom this und pulled their huir. They “go
.utope. - _ p . _ .
Mam: Axnxnsox has closed a. contract hing-3M ‘Y$& "rm. $3..“ burned “BUT-hm they bud. ”m
‘9‘.“ “9‘“? Am”? ‘0 m” ‘ 50“" 0‘ "‘9 Johnson & Stu-in unusual putty. u. will furniture. and even most of the cloth-
{vilified States and Australia in 1838 and :33“ intorloeutor. nflhie contract constan- ins the-v m on. A big crowd of
~ - . ‘ u neuter ' resins-hm Cnhf' or~ ' .
t"1Tb: mil-Wt mwbimméh dun-inf its uh. in January. toss. buck: looked on and killed ten hence.
"to ’ engagemen in ‘ icago rew— - - ~ -
over $3.000. a figure never before known in Including t ftvonte tentn of Fun: Ad
the historyofuie drum: in thisoonntry. THE MARKER dington, on whose mach Otter Bolt
A coselnv company composed of some 7 '
trusts. with Him Basie GilbertJhe mtist, a“, good ,0 "£52?“ é“, 8 1"“ . -‘ _
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i‘ng‘i“l-‘anst;; a: 218 snu- mm fiaxfhw '30:! L," 5‘ (.9 53:, countries. are .11 eunuch; undo! one
or'.issot avenue . at 1W _ 6' 6 - -
largts: sale of the kind known. in Amarica . F10ur—Ex.St.,gooiitofshcy 4 95“}: 4 403 0‘ those ‘ 1'0th story '3 told. a.
save Bernhardts (eunuch: W. t West. goodm choice 3 50 (g 4 m was so gaitlonndgrsoofulo youth. and
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