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rhiB powder neyer Tri. A mrrl
t purity, ctrenffth and wboleomenefc
&arm eoonomlc<hao ordimLnr kindi ind
' manot be sold in. competition kith -.the
unltitnd of low test, short f weight
ucun or phoepiucte powder, oia only m
mi. - &otxi. Ruasa Powum C3o. 1C8
,vn street, Wew York. 1 1j . '
uold hy W. C A A- B. Btron$ch n4
f B FerrmUft Go. 1 W ' ' I
V00LLCOTT &' W
14 Bast MarUn Street;
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We are now displaying; the
most itegant
r- : i-y r ; -ti' ': tine Of H
GOODS
Etct abb wn in the States
000 SILK HANKtRCHIEFS FROM
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fechanlcal Ecnss SOoeaeh
TJelbcipedes, X7aona, Dssks, Doljl Car;
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Dolls from
Jgisque and
kid
body
each.
S5e
rihildrns Stjry Bxx at half price.
D
rams. Toilet Articles,' Fine Vase and
ll alndi oi Xjts ana unwa,
1000 OHRI3TMAS CARD3
Cff vdl
88-in Henrietta Cloth, all
ZJJJ " shades at 25c a td.
worth B5c
Our Goods are ail marked in
JPIaiti
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iSDWARD FASNACH,!
50UtiI&EMdCLCSTEILDlAlOIES
Tld Jewelrv. Gold and Silver Watche
Uorham's Bterimg cuverware,uogers
plated suverware, any. size ana
v weight of plain 19 karat ln
gagemSnt rings eonstant-
ly in. stock. . Badges
' .and Medals made
-v .--'--'-X'' to order.
f:
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lifF- Antlritl I nAnnrtTTlPnL
U1 VVM- a TaTr,
I RmtMraOBB an ajKuaw.wienj vi tcnaoa
Lki.i. favmthM with :onr imotlcM exDA-
I - Alienee enanies us v . ootrwsv iudohut
-4rror of refraction in Myopia (neargightF,
ZtZTJlZ.i-H (far aiirhtk Presbvonia
(oUsisht). Asthenopia (weak sight) anf
iiviAff nromnt telief from that distresa-
?i seadache which often axsccmpanies
Lttperf ect viaioh.
our Artificial
Humaii
mi
e and kook like th aatural SMfgmh
jain when inserted O . ,. rJW-&
f PaTTanta at a distance having a broken
WsLoaa have another made withott ealV
ONE" PRICE ONlwYUjtwrtio avoid mutkes.;
V - ' " !l I HHe Subscribed Cheerfully.
" " aixxieaav'a. o K'L- vi j
l , ' CtltUc and lxd tatvtmgvm. 'f ;
baarriasre of ttholies to those
professiBg a contrary religioas belief
has alwaTB been deprecated by the
PS 1
iathorities of the Ctholio Charoh, and
Ml bnl permitted by special dispensa
tldni j Ibei aered f Congregation of
'tis Inqoisitioa at Kome has recentlj
titten to the Bishops in this couih
tkj reqoestiog thec to transmit to it
piaeh faets as they may be able to as
jedrtaio In regard to jthis eubjeet.
f y!car General Thomas CL Preston
mk accordingly issued a letter to the
btetgy. pj order of jirchbishop Cor
Hgan rtqaesting. them to answer a
lumber of qaestions bearing on the
libjeot. Theyare aked tc1 state the
bomber of mixed marriages in their
rishe during lhe last ten years,
and also the number of marriages be
tween Catholics and persons not bap
filed byf dispensation in the impedi
ment pf fDif paritatis Cultus ; They
are also requested to atae whether
the nromlses reo aired by the Church
bae been faithfully kept and in now
inlay; cases ! the f; Prbtestant parties
birejbeen cpnTertedito tha Oatholio
ath or jOatholics hTe apostatized. I
ixsuy, as w wnemert ne cmiaren oi i
such mixed marm ires are baptized !
aad educated in the Oathclio reUgion
1 , t KJfl WS UliajfiiiYATlUJSS.
-An earth qaaxe shock was xeit in
Ladipshire, JtScg-, Fxiday morning. ; :
The national democratic commit-
ls la settling up its campaign debts.
IUnw 4 jexdUng. the' Philidelphia
bbkblicans v I5 i .
Hlt; ii proposed to establish a
$st oh the dreaded Outer. Diamond
Shoal, Cape Hatteras, at a cost of
! lSenator Gorman is reported as
tayihgmany democrats roted the; re
publican ticket because they believed
in groteeuoiu ;. f vr, :- ,.
i-4There are upwards' of 1,600 ap
plications at the War Department for
a new preaiaentiai: appointments : w
jUieVpest Point Military Academy.
ll4-tThe eleetibnHin the department
of the Seine tp fill the jyacant seat in
the; Chamber of Deputies, for which
fjen Boulanger is a candfdtte, has
been; fixed for January 27.
-io8 Amencu pueDui icams
Ml
another game
sin
Adelaide,
BSuth
Australia,
monunsr.
Tue' Chioafiros ! were: victoricua, the
scare being: Chicago 12; All Atner
ICS a. 11 . . , !. . I , . -i; ..
: .ii'At a -meeting in Dublin Friday
the 'Lord Mayor of ha city, Messrs.
Dulon and ' Kenny and others were
a"ntedj.a comaitte'9,organize a
fund for the benefit orilbroney, who
was recently released from KUrnain
hard jail on account of ill-health.
? ;!-he: ' wool growers of ; Kimblet
Menard, Sutton and Sleicher counties
of "Texas, at a meeting held Wednes-
day, adopted resolutions urging Con
gresi to so amend the present tarif
as tbi nrevent the importation of for
iiflf I
eign wool under; the names of ring
waata. thread waste, yarn waste, etc,
wbi&n are now ' used td evade tariff
dot
CUBRENGT.
Leaving the Reception.--Til take
at, waiter." . wnat Kino oi a
as it,aiiTlMA,n6w sine one."
rv. sir. but all the. new nau
taken some tune ago rue-
Blatter. ! ,.l; ; J
eoura4rinflr.--Youne i lawyer t to
ient: "Do not treble yourseu
t the case at all, my dear' air. I j
von that to craia a favorable
ve?'
et for tou will be the object of
my brhole life." FHegeade 13 latter.
Business is Business. American
i Aiiuionaire itew aw9j--ii a
I the prices of admissientf Doorkeeper
(TJnited SUtes ; Uapitoi) "Seats m
SiOOtfOO. Thanks. V Hand this ticket !
ita the usher. .Been me coupon mi
l I -wiMi-Tiat. In avoid miatakea. -Pdck,
Confi
dential Clerk "Mr. Guaxleton is in,
r4adam,but,.as it is within a few min
ute "of his dumer time, I think it
wjould be a good; plan to bring your
subscription paper later in the day.
JULrs;.Jf!eadit--4vn, 1 never xeaii i-un
soliciting ; money to se up a grave
mop4 over : Mrsw Teaxeih, that noble
woman who so distinguished herself
bv the collections for charitable pur
poses; Which she!made from: our busi-
nes;nien-T'---jruqx. ,
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A Columbia. S. C, ipeciai oi ine
Pitt,Bya. , y fcrw-. T
I niina was
j V
wis yesterday presented with
thelfcreat seal iof thel Confederate
seal lot i the uonieat
. of.
SUtea of America. Thw seat was
( fea a
mads in England, and reached Uioh
mon d ; j ust before the I close of the
nrarl-: At the evacuatiod of Richmond
ttvfas .overlooked, and afterward it.
fell into the bands or Uoi. w. . JSari,
tfWashington, toy
whom it is now
hUd to the State The seal is
ef J polished brouzs three inches in
diameter.! !On one jsid is an eques-
trian statue ox nasningwn, uu us
iheulther the inscription : "The Con-:
federate States of America, 22 J Feb
ur18iJ2 DeO yindce.M , ;
vfiliaaBarea Ur ermlm r Caaamra.
P like season is appitacbing wheu
4nii.irAaaed . fashionable ' woman
the
my p
h&tfw
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gaae
his CI
abou
assure
ve society the ooei snouiaer.
HAITI:
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THE ! FOR THE-BE-
LEASE Oil THE SEIZED H
i . . VESSETi. : : !
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I2C;IXXI0KXCI
DIBXCTLT
nOM POST AD
PSIltCK THX lOCtHOD Or
THI BziASS HOST OPP0B-
Taax -othxx 'nwairt.-
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Bt fjihlA tii thn Kvi And flhierr.
S Nxw Yobk, Dec. i 29.Capt. Shutter;
of the Dutch steamer Prinsn Msuri itf
which arrired early this morning, re
ports " erery thing qniet at Port act
Prince, from which port , he sailed
direct for New York on the 221 insti
JQegitime was inaugurated President
MU Disaiy pvwi uiu; wiowvuj .vu .
the 19th. ' !The Ualena andtLhe Yaniio I
ereJn port at thertim. The ay- j
tien Itepublio'Mwas hng outsldeinf
j the hajbor, moored to a buoy; : I rest-1
Ident Legitime : boarded the OmJena j
tod had a conference wih z Bear Ad-
niral Lucel j Xft nnderstood that he
inade no responwi. the demand for
the 'llajtiea BepUWto'a reJease-The I
kwiuusm t )U- uui uv&.
tier oistoera ; aiierwaraa miue s iar
fey of the harbor, ! i- -''-:'- -"V !
;hief Officer Gibbelee stated' to-a
Reporter this morning that he'fonnd
no excitement at Port au Prince and
that at other porta where he stopped
he found an i apparent general satis
faction ' withi Liegi time's presidency.
The MHaytien Bepublio" was lying in
the harbor of Port an Prince literally
ooTered with; American nags and : er
JV'iu
Ie0 BettSmtP? 41,0
The officers of the Galena and Yantie
! gare a reception to President Legiii
me on Dec 22aL I 1 1
Captain Gibbelee states that Chare
was no truth in the Story of the bom.
i bardment of Cape Hay tien though all
northern ports were biocxaded.
t !i 'BtosT or Tax suExxxDxa. .
On 'board the U. S.f steamer , Galena
i: off Port an! Prince. Dec. 21, 188&
i fria New Ybrkv Dee. 29th. i rT
The Galena and Yantic. which left i
Ne York December 12th f teamed.
into the harbor of ! Port iau Prince
Dee. 20th at 9 a. m. with ahotted guns;
torpedo booms out, 'ships cleared for
action and crews standing at quarters
w aemana pi ua aiiegea xxaytien i
govemmeni the instant release of the I
Steamer Haytien Bepnblio. t On their
arrival in the outer . harbor Bear;Ad
Xantio, which has a draught of xnt4
. f ., i i mv T,.uvai then i
run slowly into the inner
within a hundred fleet oi t the aocx
where tha "Hatien; Republic' was at
anchor. Anchor .was dropped and a
HaTtien lleoub id." 1 the cuns oi
the Yantic beine ' trained on the city;
The uaiena remainea in me vuw
harbor with broad -side and pilot guns
trained on the Qaytian j man-of-war
Desolineff and prepared to fire at the
. . . -M itt I1L -
The Des-1
. .
first hostile aemonstrauon.
at.A atftnT at Uiir rnns I
until the l result of the interview oi I
Untenant Griffin ;w Legitoe was o
ft
made . known. Lieut Qrifiin . wenri J-nings jooxea ripe iwwww
ashore shortly after9 o'dock with cor4 fthrougfc the energetic tfforte of a few
munications from the State deparmenf I
ami Admiral; Tnea demanding th I
vAleaae within four hours of the de I
IS steamer and the withdrawal few cuta arid bruiV It was reported ty.'l She came on tha Air Line RaU
hguaxdegfin that the? negroes iw?d attest to roai to King' Mountancto
delay would W tolerated, toder formal release 0 prisoned and at laat ae- a hick she miaccompnied weit home
protest and an appeal for future arbi-
trat&n commanded one of hia gun-
boats to tow the ay tien BeplioT
to the position in the outer harbor oo-
cupied whencaptured and to 1 have
such slight damage as had been done
to her repaired by his mechanics,
Niffbt fell before her cable could DC I
severed, as her anchor chains had been
badly folded.' The formal return was
not made until next day. The moral
effect of this prompt action of Ad
miral Iiuce has been most salutary on
the Haytien people. .The influence of
the French I government, through
t'hAir minister at Port au Prince, is
very strong, with - the Legitime gov
ernment and it is said that the "Hay
tien Republic' ' would not have been
released 'had; a French 'man of war
been in the harbor. It is also claimed
that the French government influence
baa been backing ! Legitime since his
return irom exile. i -I
' The release i was r most i opportune,
from the! acknowledged; faot that
Legitime had; contracted to sell the
"Haytien HepuDlic " to ine anas uk,
in fact was about to turn her oyer to
a crew which had. arrived that anorn
ing f rom Jamaica, i 4 ' I ;
ism -4 : ' : -
thk rrtlMr d aoWra Praabyta-
By Telegrapk to the News and phserrer. j
Niw Y6BK,!DecJ29.4-The confer
ence of the Pretbytenan Southern
and Northern General Assembuesi
I . T" T " : L-
I mmittft6a was reoorted aa procreBS -
I IQg jaVOraDiy U V1UB VI kVUBJ m
session. i;la the mox
g session the
Southern men delil
aione, as
AM alan thrt Northern
men. In the
afternoon the' opinions of bothasides
II a.
were brought together : ! ahd 'the ses
sion adjourned until Monday. j Many
of the seats bf pupils of the leading
city churches will be occupied rfo-
morrow by visiting ciergymen-
I
! WaahlBCton Hetaa.
Br
elegrapli to the New anjl Obserre r,
WabhiXotox, Dec 29J-4The Xreas
uri today accepted $450,000 four and
a half per cent bonus at auoj. : 1 ;
The President toaey aireciea ue
removal of Edward Cushing, Collector
of i Custdms at Belfast, Mo , and will
nominate bis successor, in a few days.
rf-Mr. Johr
Bright
' i'
is further 1 1m-
1 0lMF0atCTQEDRa
By Tfleguph to the Kews asd Obserter.
Ciico D fl. .29 A ! dispatch
fronl Dabaque, fows, as js 0er six
thousand dollars' Vorth of ( stained
glass manufsoTore'll in Eog'and for
the thjBdral of itbif city was seized
yesttrday by. S or rey or . M cLaaghlin.
It is held subject to th pajment of
$3,000 in daty. The surveyor claims
that Jithe 'glass is subject to a duty of
45 er cent,, cotwithstankiipg the
Secretary of the Trury liofoinied
Senajtor Allison tkar,;being for church
EurppBes, It was exempt. ; Surrey or
cLlugblin claims to bs ad original
court of j jttrisd:o;ioii in thjs matter
and th'a.iine Secretary of. the Treasury
hat to right to express an opinion.'
. j ;j Brutally Bardmd. i
-r rfei i'h wB and iih.ir
LoIdo, Dec 29 -l-Te inutUated
bodrbfi It boy Was fouid in an oni-
house at Bradford this morning. ' It
wa reeocrfflzed as thafof ioho. Bi l.
jsightl years f kg &i when last
Keen fcjie, was sUdfog on ihe ioe
with some companions. : I i
Thi bor had been brataUy murder-
a. : jx$ iegt ana a.ms naa peen
ehopped'joff u s rougii manner and
tied to his .body. -1 His ears had been
eat off. jf heret wer t wo etab wonhds
n hischst and his; heart land en
trails had! been torn out- The remains
When found were'wrapped inla rough
COTeringj The police.. beheVe from
ne cfmsrinanneriin which the body
t&b .i""! WB 5
itioni;had been inflamed byjreadmg
WUI Wl U(ttUU lU( WUUH lmiCMThm KnAMV anil: VVtllitim 8M.n
?oou4t
ties.l 1
i vi ui t n.ecnapei t attro-
It supposed the 1 murder
'and butchiary were consuitted in some
ptner place and the iremains ;af er
wards carried by the efpetrators to
ine oat nouse : in wuacti icey t were
f pnnd-1 1 The crime has created ihe
jgreatett excitement aVBradford. The
Stlice lhate ' not as yet any trace of
e murderer or murders, i i j V
ivv-i-axjiBREW- oa cuseiciojt - i '
t ilx4o,!Dec. 29.A milkman has
been arrested on suspicion of j having
committed;; the crime. i The murdered
boy hd cccasionalljf accompanied
him onlhisrounds. iTfce prisoner was
the firsi to'recognit 9 jthe remains. It
is certain jthat the bodyfrwas placed in
tbeont-hOQse between the hours of
four ana seven this morning. ''- i
boIt Ic. I Awoi wn.-
box
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k fw-.Tr-KiJJ:
iit i rrsrT.r." r""'
uer littrum nniMih uym wiihuuiu. i i s;
Telegripb to the Kewa fusd OMerTer. .j
jSx. IkuiS, Deci -i-Iniormatioa
--'!frJ:-m4i;.ll , - LUta O w
county.! Arkansas, 'that I a drunken
negro yesterday puohed a white-' man
off the fidejwalk and then gave him ;a
vigoroui cursing. The marshal tried
to arrest the negro bu ihe latter re
sisted ahd !a mob i ibout seventy-
blacks ! immediately gathered ltd his
j---nnfc.; . 1.1. lj US!- 1-
aid - This brought Out the whites at
once ou rTWirp, f
COOi-neaxied wnue meui an open ngui
was avoiae, inn Kru wim utrti
dered and the only) damages
were a
coumse wntwis oa4 prepareuucu.-
afetves for any emergency.;; I ;S
A Cmr . mmmr
; iuoeapata sriaair amrt. ; :
SjT$tos4pr;tie Kew and obserrer.5 :
; 8t. JosiPri, Mo., Dcd. 29 At 10:30
p'doek last! night a car on the electric
riilwav line Was struck ny a swiccn
encrine of the Cbicsgor St. Paol and
Kansas City Railway crossing of Main
andrBobidahx stretf and the car
withkbout fifteen j occupants r was
thrown dwn an embankment about
thirtv-fire feet high into Black Snake
Oreekrr fThe csr was! demolished,!and
UV WHmv
most Otne cccupanMnj urea, two oi
them, William H Biyl and wife, ser-
ioasly tTfce latter was injured inter
nally and perhaps latauy.
VlaUtla Saaaly af Cattaai.
By Talegrapb Jo the New awl Oaaerrer.
KWYoxjdDdc.l29.MDhe tota
V1S-
ble supply of cotton1 for the wor
dia
2,916,855 bales,of which 2,663,705, are
American;! against 308.520 bales and
2,652,780 rjales respectively last year.
Rntirkt all interior Uwns. 163.661
bales. rrmecjBipts at the plantations,
272,719 jbliles. Crop in sight, 4,590, -
502 bales, j i .. i;
! T Papal jSiru to It ta Catbedra'
Br Cable td the ews and pbaerrejr .
i RoutDec, 29 -The Pope has writ
ten a cordial letter to the prelates in
Ireland InjTorming them that he 1 has
sent a rich sift to each of the 'Irish
I L - -r- s
l UathearaJe. i . ii i.f
: jvialaalt Scaitaa latrf laad.Kzpactad.
Bjr Cable Jfthe Kew aad iQtwerrer. .
fBi.iir,!DU .29Urhe evictibh cf
deunque tenantsj!fini 65e
epnnty fegal, waa cprnmeWed-
M-dtv iXroppa anaipouce.nave-a
orders IhHher to assist the baUiffs
Sod viollqt acenes af expeoted?
;y 1- --rr crvra t9rat Skaat. ; .! -By
Telegri4 to tbeNewi aod Observer. f ;
SMixsxWsMinnf, Dec. 29.Dr.
WiFs.Cyrer: bad made 49,000 ;tar-
; !
- 1 J Kf? v.tJ?n aCV
up
i MJ XA O CJUCai ia u'w. a
000 targeU to make
. t. ... - 8
torwin
'.ffera!. Tea a.Uvarpaal.
Bt teleerapa to! the News and. Observer.
i3BHoxJ Deo. 29.- Monday, ID
eember 81st. an i Tuesday, Januai
lst willibe bbserved as holidiys
the cotton maraes. 1 , .. t i
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ITRIOHINE
IV: illH !:i
IK THE FLESH OF A "HEALTH!
1 1 j YOUKQ MA.
hcpi or BXLxrrros tHi bvttiztz
sicxri rs BiXTHpTBia
; kxws bt wraxl '
m Telegraph to the News and Oterrer,
rn-ooiasoTON, xus., xQ. fzy. x wo
years ago a young man Jof the town
of Leroy, this i eountyl ion of a
wealthy banker, became suddenly and
painfully ill. ! From thai time until
now he has been a great iufferer and
is physicians have bean Unable to
satisfactorily (diagnose , the .disease
from which he has suffered. Yes ters
day a physician j of this eitjr made
careiui microscopic examination of a
particle of the rpatient'd flesh and
lound that it waa densely populated
With t rich tree. It is beJiered that
there is no hope whatever; tqr the ex-i
termination of the tnchinro and that
th'4 sufferer's agohf will find no relief
except in aea&n. 1 1 . Ill
-m i ,i
fJClPED FAOH ULali.
CsdmBd !
' . 6 ' ! It
Bald-KiMfcfcers mm
By Xelegriph to4he New! and OtwrTor. . ' j
St. Lours, I Dro. 20.-f A pedal
from Ozarky ;Mo. to the Post Dis
patch says:; John and ffiilf . mat
thews, two of; the I four Condemned
Bald-Knobbers, andJW.P'Hahbanzon,
Fmk Johnson,'! Williani ; Bedford,
nre train robbers; lescaped from jail
nere last j nigui. t some at present
unknown person orl pensons cut
through the; brick wall of thef prison,
unlocked the cells and released the
prisoners.0 1 Dave ' Walker, pleader of
the Bald Kuobbers, and hi. son. Wfl
liam, also under sehtence to hang,
and a. young man named Btteer re
fused to leare and. were fbnnd in
their cells when the discorery was
made, i There is f great edtement
among the people here today J
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nonrovx. WKsraiur,
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or
STATXHEST
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Bt XflletraDh to the Kes Sad Obeerrer.
c .
' Philadelphia, Pa ,E Dec 29.-The
statement of i the Norfolk AVestern
B "gR.' for November I showsi gross
earnings of j $42,769,696; - expenses,
including taxes,' $276,344; nt earn
ings J $161,352-r-a decrease in net
earnings as compared with Novem
ber 18S7, of $27,040i For the eleven
flijris engea oyemoer tm? eme net
of $162,001 j mi compared 1 with the
COrrf SDounintr narin or Ju
OAT WIDOW ISIKTVK.
THX jAXDBXW BKAm I MTSTXKX
THS
' bxttbs jEOXx oxtBxa'.wm
The Shelby Aurora
of
yesterday
aavSr"-' . , : ,1 II M-
I.I,
The attractive, well developed and
fascinating widow Sarah Beaii, Mfair,
fat J and fort v."; returned Uist weex
from her protracted wanderiogi and
now w sw t IZ5
Smithy Cleveland county. .She fled
from the courts and ! persecution last
February and! her . friends were aur?
nrised to see 1 her apsin in thil conn-
with an emDtv treasury.
The smiling1 .parson,1 Bev4 1 J.' P.
Styers who "loved not wiselybut too
well" the charming biacx-ejea rwiaow
Peani, accompanied her in hef flight
in a,' buggy to partatuo last
February, and for his t infatuation his
church and: Cleveland Superior court
had; previously tried him j an&found
him guilty. i The church expelled him,
then the court fined fboth but they
fledf their bond. .Their j flight; was
hastened and! in part caused by per
aaention . and I thr I probably i false
. ' . L' Lt.-J
charge oi poisonmg ner late nf,
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and the jury brought a verdtl-that
he ?died of fowl play.f 1 The yiscera,
stomach, Ac, iere carried a an ex4
pense to unapei am xor mawujwo, u
strange to aayjno analysis hat . ever
been j reported! The j Aurora th n
said and now repeats there is nO proof
that Andrew Beam was poisoned and
nor' evidence that the amoroda; and
uxorious parson and Mrs. Beajcu gave
himi "noiion. I They thought ! their
I UveS were in darjger and fled ;
1 exoitement has j giveaway to
1 . . to I . - ' v. jm sr . ? i. i .1.
Q9W UW
s reason
and! her money spent,! she returns
home' a sad and wiser: woman. rWhere,
oh, where in the 'amiling par
onT I Echo ahswera; where 1 It
is stated that 1 hia confiding wife has
recently visted him, but no one) knows
where he is concealed, j Hiaformer
home was near Salisbury, ,N. p4 '
The sensation ; created j Mjf the
elopement of Styers .ahd Mrai Beam
several months ago will be remember-
i ril,. .nm.nh a! i4i)ra(lUtm.
j whicbTwas exbumed J kslM MniMereto
JSSWemist BatUe!fOr analyfea and
d or the ; p,t foueeks
frL-a l tha sSaJvaia. which is
a very difficult task; as the siomach
I Kaan - i- th tfrannd two 1 veara
when it was exhumed. ? The analysis
has not yet been completeldli f ... ;
,y - !l ii ; , VMM . eaMaaitj
Kew Berae Journal. v. 'v?-:;' 1;-': v
, Oh Christmas dty Mr.; Augustus
Rigg a ycung ; man liriog o t Bear
Creek, Onslow county,; was intthe act
of fijring a gun.' The gun Bursed and
biennis brains out, killinsf frim in
stshtlv. Mr RgflTS was about! twen-
ty years old and was employed on the
far at with Mr. Robert Freehwitfcr
Hi
FROM iTHfe
EXCHANGES..
Ninety-two fcousand paupers was the
lVmdon census for September. V
A1 real, lire princees keeps a- mUlinery '
etore in Fifth arenue New York. .
The new lord mayor; of London is a
fan maker named Whitehead. 1-
j A 'cigar dealer in Manheim, Pa. , has a
rooster which cannnti ahoeetringa
. The Prince of Wales; has been Iparn- .
ins Magyar, and recently made a brief .
speech in that tongue. ? !-
(Queen-Victoria will be presented with,
a dress of black Bilk pillow lace by the .
ladies of the Maltese nobility. :. r .
. A report comes front Los Angeles, CaL,
of the discorery of an ancient temple' on
San Oeminto Island, Just off the coast. '
- Attendance in the 'English chorches -is
said - to be excellent. The dlsBenting
churches make a rather poor abowing in
comparison. J ;1 1 : .'. . :-
The king of Portugal,! who, translated :
"Hamlet" into Portuguese some years '
ao, has just puhlished f a translation of
The lierchant of Venice. i ;? h -
A newxeligious order hsS been started
by a man- named 'May,WcaBed; the 1
'Brotherhood of the Sun. ''tit rests upon
"thA fnnilamimfal tmth tfiat rtn A frxt alt
religious systems. -lP:
-The Chinese goTemment has; refused
an rlnglish firm permission to set np cot
ton cleaning machinery in that country;
The decision is made that foreigners bare
ik right to start manufactories on Chi-
ese oU- .V-j i;-'.v-i. f ' i-
' Says a foreign, correspondent : . "The
crown prince of Germany is "a dear little
fellow six years old, wfth " fair skin,' hair
and txdoring generally, and ! full of life
and intelligence. n ;
The EnasiaQ government - has granted
an annual Jsuhsidy of, 111,000 rubles to a
private firm who contract to run a line
of steamers between the Jlussian Pacifio
ports and Corea, Japan and China, the
vessels in time of war to be at the dis
posal of the government. .-, '?
The late Prince Schwarwnberg, whose
landed estates were so enormous as to be
called the Schwarzenberg empire, left a.
ifortone of $50,00V,000, from which a-
sum of 1409 was bequeathed to the poor
':of Vienna. : That was his sole charitable
I
f
Moravian rnimioriaries make less publio
Btir.jover their-work than almost any
;bthers. In a quiet waj they carry cs a
great variety of missionary, enterprises -without
coming in conflict with those of 7
other denominations. tThey select- some "
bf the hardest fields in the world j wldch
are neglected by others. : Por instance,!
they have almost the monopoly of the .
field: in Greenland and'ilAhrador. A'
century and a half ago thef-began to
send mission aries to the East Indies. In
Some of the roughest parts of Central
: and of Australia, their ; mftgdona T
long ago planted. IIThey recently -
established a mission in ; Alaska. They
do not:, have costly offices for missionary T
headquarters in any of the great cities, ;
lHnn fit Kif h nriced Bccmtwries. - iiiachT
tew oc
duty.;
1L
4 The chief carter of the Moravian church
in this country is at Bethlehem. Pa. The
.famous okL church there is largejand.
plain. There is a full equipment of edtt- .:;
cational buildings in connection with it. -The
Moravians there are thrifty and con-'
servitive. Some are wealthy. ; They do
not 'put on ecclesiastical jstylc, nor do
tbey make - much worldly display..'. In ;
Europe their chief center is Herrnhut in
Saxony. Their chnrch is ione throughout
the world. Herrnhut islto them what
Borne iS to the Roman Catholics. " When:
recently three new bishops were needed,
for the chnrch in tats country six ;
Were chosen by the churches in America, V
but their names were sent to Herrnhnt r
that three might oe selected from them :
the brethren there. iThe Herrnhut ,
authorities made the selection by casting .
ia tn thM nU niluiurai wav. and the
three whom they thus selected were duly i
ordained bishops. 1 H
$ "Peace and good will' are the leading
ideas 'I of the ; Moravians. ; Ecrleriastical
combats are almost unknown among -;
therru New York Press, i ) . R
l -f' H 'xiad to lEatsat 8onsa ' -v i f i 3C
XXa Xevad to XCate; Horiea.
1 4Ite von know that we had a case
this city which, for fiendishness, was1 aVv
parallel to the Whitechapel murdersr
said Detective John Schnucks at police ;
headquarters. "It was out in the West
Epd, and you will all remember the case. c
It was that of a man who went around
night I after ' night maiming horses.' ? Ha
would make a sneak' into a stable afc
night and hamstring a hsise. He took -the
greatest delight, it appeared, in tcut-v.
tihg up the poor awima rendering them ,
entirely useless, and all had to be killed
afterwards. ' That ws about nine years
ago lit was a strange mania, and be-
fore the fellow was captured he had i
carved up about twenty horses. Then we
got onto him. He proved to be an old f el- j
loW who had been released from a luna
tic; asylum as cured. ;He: had gone in
sane jrrom being xicxea oy a none wu
in, his devilish way sought revenge. v He
WSs returned to the asylum and is -there
now.'T unrnmnn mgmwy. . r.
:r - -7- .1. -
Boak Thieves to, Paris.
Book stealing seems to have been ele
vated I into a regular trade in Paris, for,
according ' to a return drawn up by; the .
prefecture of police, the number of per-
sons prosecuted for this lonTense within
the last two yirs has beeni45, of whom 1
only 6 havefbeen acquitted, while 90
others have neen sentenced to fine or
lent, and the remaining ou am ,
; awaiting their trial. The amount of
bafi lodged and of fees paid for hearing
has exceeded 3,000, these sums being
exclusive 'of counsel's fees and other
legal experisesl--Caiicago Kewa. - -s ,
In Xiova wltlt
TrnonA Bloc. 14 vears of ;ace, recently
r committed suicide in Paris on account of
unrociprocatea anecuon. xie wu u -with
a plaster cast of Venus in his father's
house, and would rtand gazing at it for
hours. ; The hoy ".neglected his studies, ,
and his father grew angry and broke the -.;
statue into piece"1- Eugene went to hia-,
room, twistad a sheet around ' hia neck
and strangled bimself.--ew York Sun.
J-Frederick B. Hubbard, of .West
End. Conn-, was attacked ia the
stree t by a large eagle,' which he cue-
I eeeded in capturing after a desperate
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By Telegraph to tte News aad Obsenrer,
Chicago, Dec. 28i,A disralch from
Chamberlain, Dakota; eajs t There is
now no , doubt that the great phe
nomenon in Chariest Mix county is
not; caused by burnincr coal alone.
There is 8r great volume of steai con-
stantly issairg from the crevice, ac
concpanitd by a strong sulphur odor
and light colored f moke. (The earth
for1 many feet about' is warm. It is also
phosphorescent and cab lie seen at
jght for many Smiles.! At frtquent
itervals a deep - ruzubUng sound is
heard for a long distance. The phe-
notnenon is situated cm that portion
of the Randall .military reservation
which was lately thrown open to set--ilement.'
: ' II i. ; ;
;A Saal ! Fatat Sccldcmt.
New Berne JonrnaL; ":;.; ' -: 1
Our community wis sadly shocked
on Thursday night V, when the awfdl .
newf was received that f Johnnie Jor
dtn, the only son ot .Coli and Mrs. iU ,
V. Jordan, of this" city, had been"
wounded unto death by i the accadsn-,
talj discharge c a shot gun in the :
hands of Mr. Thomas, Lane. ; 1
It seems that a party of younx gen
tlemen: were out : hunting,, among '
whom were young ; Jordan and Hi.
Lane. The latter! jumped across a j
ditch, a briar or bush catching the
hammer of tbe gnu, the; mexze of )
which was pointing to the rear, ice '
guh fired and the entire load entered
i the breast . off Mr. Jordan, who was -:
i but! a fow paces behind. ..This 'was
about 3 p- m. on Thursday, and he
died just before; sunset, having been
taken to the house 01 a Mr. Daugher-.
ty near by. He was perfectly con- :
scions up lo Within a few:' minutes of
his death. - iH.M I ti ),:r. . .i . .
'.. j ! Wkl IBva 8aapapr !.
St. Lods BejotUe.?;.; ,1 ? , ,1 ; i '
: i; The country could not hold togeth
er at . all without hewspspers. The '
newspaper, with: the tefegrsph in its .
service, makes the ; people of Califor
nia land; the people of f New York .
neighbors, and enables them to un
derstand, each : other.;, t w hen the
StaV of Mexico get ' more nawspa-
ieM'sd . Ifl! ears nh a th ey jriIlJ:aTe
HewEerce JoarniLvJ-f ;i j;."?rl ;' i--: fi.
MrVC Di Meadows, an old citizen
of about a xty years, of Jones county,
near Majsville was found dead in the
roau near iapw v. wj .
night oi the 27th. He had started to
Maysville in hia boggy and being un
der the iifluenceof liquor, fell out of
the ouggy and Broxe nis heck. j. wm
so dearly an accident that an is quest
was deemed unnecessary, ana ne was
taken to hia. home for burial. . ;
- ITood greasy benefits when properly
riven at the riaht periods, but to over
feed the baby is to sicken it, and induce
a degree of suffering, i Dr. jPull' Baby
Syrnp ia the best remedy for the discom-
; fort arising uom ; otbiicuuis w
Price 23 cento. ? - - it - j: , ,
' If you are hi need of a reliable remedy
for torpid Uver, dyiperflia.coetivenesa or ;
sick headache, we would recommena
lAxador, the golden specific for all such
1 die eases, cold every wnen or w .
3w GaaJa aa'aw Frtea. y
-Never before; offered on holiday
goods. . Special inducements will be
offered from now until 1st of Janua
ry on framed lectures- Bnlr clean-
.1 . i r mo Va TTVim for -
others." Don't buy until you have
inspected my stock. ; "-jj !
. ' : - Fxxn. A: Waos, .
Manuf scturer of Picture Frames,
. Window Shades, &c ? : ! r
SOTvrxBKosaAVrjrs, Eto-r-Scupper -
nong wine,' choice, in half-gallon bot
tles, 65 cenUi each. Best imported
Gin for medicinal use. . ucoioe oner
ries, Poit, Cognac, etc, etc Posi-
Uvelv ho liauors j sold to be drank on
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"-IMiss Wealihy Ann Bunt, a de-
i ceased Bridgeport j j (Conn.) ! school
teacher, who accumulated a fortune
of $100,000.' left Uhe bulk 01 it xor
phianthropie purpose : ., -j
Bull's Baby Syrup
Ficilittrt.s Te&in3?'tr'c''t'S";
Tnr?n HoMO eX
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t. . I.ar Vww aaA
aawa Piataaapar. Ipottad- '
laaaeli paekaga.
rorailyaUaalta. TryRt
r-ann n For the cure ox
and for the reliex 01 jr.- j 1 r i
GjnsTunptivepson,; f , 1 1
Atdiggists.v25ct3.VJ ti UUviil.
l..MM IJM6C9 CUBeaiC'6A fTT3 for Co
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