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FRANKLIN MoNEIL,
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ROCKINCH AM, N. C, f
practice in Riobmmd. Robeson, Anson and
oounties. : ' ,:.
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' WALTER H. NEAL, ,
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LAURINOURC, HaC. J
praetioe hi Richmond an tfjuwl wrnlttl,
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jjONES.
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3 AID COIlFECnOMIES,
Suta, tkimwl Good, He;, tsd foUtack2;
' WflhiM
i wrpoe kepfa( lapply o( treah and nie
GUTTER AND ECGO,
And all kind of edibUn, OHBAP TOR. CASH, is on
motto, iul w ihall know no othtr ml'. CaU nd m.
TIE PE0P1E iEE EiPPI;
i , Boll. DrV Goods, OroeMa, fiha aln.j SO LOW tM
3. - -jOx n i vts r astvoi ;bd. Bofon bumc, Mil and
KY GOODS
BOOT SHOES.
fH
OBOcaomca,!
SLATS,
I LOUIt 140ULSSE3, . BA.COH, HHIP BTTUYT.
And almaat rarrthinr naadad b aha Man;. ' ' '
Bj aun too&i mjui 910 Dolor Raying, is wjh pa
l.ynrilTaUre. - - 4. W. PAHJLS,
jams
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Mil
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v-OHaaalaVM.a'
s, . Castets, aiL Burial;
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WADESBORO, N. O .
. attHaar-aaa'prWBa,- ahnkif on BMC
telegraph Citmtna tturtjr nuamtaa mm.
'B0CBB.HA4CiM.O
jtH tha baat UK
litoHa will alwara, ba eupplied
Tivja
I R O N W O R KS,
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oemiy wmyea ,.tt XJenTcr, ererytmnj 707,
douY It eoate iwenty-fiT Mitt to get a pt
by fl, and. fifty cento for ai letter. 'Ifcthlag
la coiiBjdered su than , igrlbl'iRl
qnrier,hlr cutting fifty centy Isd anj Uad
of meal oopta fliaad eKg' fiftroentf extn
loa osaH ei pI6o 4o deep tot few than f I.
MANTJFACTUfiES AND KEEPS IN STOCK
j Steam Bpgiaef oa jouera.
Traction Engiftes.
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RBPABS EBOIIPTLT ATTB1TD.
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JOHN WILKEG, Manager.
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ANDREWS
OF ill, KIPS, AT. BOTH WHOHSALl iHD EETAIL:
1
I hate thai largest stock of any hotiae fa the State, end
Vjll. not. be ixivjnjpxisoLo;
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aSIK SUITS'
White Front, nekt ttkcskj & Baruth, CHARLOTTE, N. C.
tka . -ajs v rm 1 1 m-t- m v 1 aT v r 1 mm 'wm . vmv
idera bj telegraph CibxLoa tturty imaMlaa homo. I -y- 1 1 ''"!. ; 1 W 1 . , 1 l-ll
4-. . . - -j m !.'. "11 -. . t . Aa. . I :. ... -.;.. .- . M - W M mmm M
7 T.io.t. rUaa Tlrsi-inorl
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year.
Arna all, Mr, Matthew Arnold is
siblAmaa. - Hi Oriticifltna of America were not
all against . He declares that our ladies are
hsrmiiig, . The young ladies be found ery
engaging. 'Whfle many of the senUemeb have
the ton of feeling and speech of English gen
tlemsn, he oonuders our ladies better informed
and. more attractire in conversation than their '
EngUeh sisters. Mr. Arnold says that America
holds the future. . Befinement will come after
this commeroial oentury, and . with' enormous
weivlth, culture and leisure, a grand and bene
fident ciTiliMtion will be sure tooome. -
no pKbdurBs e(jinky,;hgs; for, the :
triat aihft BejMsiietift ehttrch, hat. been
iefedtedas the kmnrjr couout
1IEWS OF THE.WEEZi
4:'i?'iS?'i(MT ta:
hfrto.Xnlr. aaangerons, and inst f ttttch p a -
unlod! pistols and. frightening, women into
fits: bj piajmg ghost, and in short the e is no
end to his idiotic ireaks, ; 8orae idea Cf th&
Ktjskxooji,, Mich., lastly claims pre-em.
nenee as the greatest lupber producing city la
the world. ' The total product -of luslegojf
daring 1883 wss 686,079,254 feet, exceeding the"
product of the Saginaw ..valley by seTerai hun
dred millions. ' 8he produced during the same
period 189,854,150 laths, and cot tlO,Vl shin
gles. One-fonrth of the Tesset traffie of Lake
Michigan is traasacted at Muskegon, aad over
8,000 Tessels were cleared from the port last
fowttheajlt is stated tttat; 27ew York.cigai
hotts koepi' lSerat hahds eonstahtly bnsyi
majwuuxiQBnasooKuig cigars wua cneuMte-'
lodiiM mi
. Jtoittreerii-puffsft ese(r8
oilerediremKcine to fexj; from Soiith pari
, olina o f aJ4fpiTua. Q'XjoioTan . Kosea'itboaeJ
that he kadtoii to jgW4 V lot'ot 'expiosin
.araikf1;n1t4. siAtfal oabfeei
tCOf-iV fee S idle -;!:3There; tellihg
what dsrainre mkht result fromabox of oiiran
"aB'shargedtMyha
l uiiM oui or ine nzteen aistnci asis-
,ctedjj? Jteorjt iwe forhur ,f-,vf.
m ocean steamsMp-rthe uregon cas Tires
toadethe-Voyig f rom iQunstow tof; Netr
! Jort: in six daytt, ten ours, ten. eaiwrtea, tha
Umem)tmMxiiomtv - , -:i -..-- ?
tiCi factory the only one & ftklndm
ltsdfctatoM aboMtito bej Started at
Tb4 second aiinhaT xhilsrttnn e-TvX
ttiraaEUkCultare Aisociattoii)f the United
FMladelpht
tnent:BpontsMsiK!laraoi
. .A fajbty, cpnjsisting of Jacob? Ece'er'nad
his young ton, George Hilliker and wife and
Kathan i Vrith.-were drowned wh'Je 'fls -
Th mania for inreating In . cattle ranches
still rsges among our English and Scotch cous
ins, and as heretofore, it is peculiarly affected
by the notabilities. The latest joint stock ea
terprise of this nature presents a string of
titled names; the capital stock is fixed at 13.-
50,000; "and the Ten dors or promoters agree
not to receive any dividends on their shares in'
the first three years, unless the common stock
earns 8 percent.. Enterprises of this class have
pracUoally superceded our railroads and, in
deed, all other American devices to secure the
aid of English capital In developing the hat
eyonWeat. -
In the Ssnate lUr; Joasyef IiOHSiana, hitro
dveed a bt 1 to appropriate $100,000 in aid of
the world's (&ir- at New Crans. A similar
bill vtf introdaeed ; injtaa Here....Jiir.
Lozan Croto the ' judiciary committpo, re
rx)rtedfaTorbly mtheriUto8ndtbeCoTi.
stitvrUoa so as to mtpem er the .President k td
veto one or more ' Items. -of aa apjopriatioii
Li 1 wbUeapproTiAr the remainder of the biti
. . . .The Mil to provide a Wf orm system, of
bankruptcy was amended and passed. .
The bill was parsed providing for the gov-
ernmenc ana concroi as, toe isainte Mane
Falls canaL which was rivea to the United
States by tha State ot Michigan, and also tbe
bill protecting Indian reservations from the
unlawful cutting of timber; . . .The House bill
providing for the establishment of a bureau
of animal industry and the extirpation of
plouro-ptieumotiie, among castle was substp.
luted for the Senate Bill, , Mr. Coke severely
criticised the department of agriculture fox
spreading false reports W the nature of the
disease aiaong American cattle,
i. A bill'wassreported favorably for the -ad
mission of Taooma as a Btate of the Uni m;
am ine dih ausnonang i mages across tue
Kill von Kull.. A bill waanawMi nraviii
for the disposal of abandoned m htarr rrfser-
Tauura-i. x vvm uut o uiu auiea..mz iue
Oca sister republic of Mexico is runnine too . revised statatTelaUnr to tresraasers on In-
rapid a schedule. She' has embarked in sin d11 111 i& It nd Is imprfeo.imi.it to the f ne
unbitionfl. iu4iama .v.i;.ki- ; already wf Ked ror . ..The 8euat con tinned
.-"-. vswwumua Aiaica VI v tX4- AM - ... Kill . . s..
llUO LUPtXW7 VH aal3 SJX1 IAJ 7 J V IVA "3 1M l Ul ? U
European ports on the subsidy V o annual industry and to suporess tattle d
steamers to
plan, and concessions have been made to an
other company with a view to 4eBtabiishing a
Pacific service. At a timewhen the Mexican
treasury is empty, snd the government is' mov
ing heaven and earth to' borrow a few millions
abroad to enable it to. tMn Ant nt h.vr.n,.
w mmmirimm ui,h(wju n ace newjunes of
railway, it is foUxto recUess pledge ill credit
for the promotion of visionary speculative
projects. ' Without more economy our neigh
bor wiilbe compelled to make an assignment.
ana ln .inai event. 'hcle Bam wiU ba tha as.
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eases.
lhree
President.
messages were received from the
Tbe am rem ntneutrod the an-
Km iur snaa iroai a rywttoaU. ill tad.
hear yerplank PoinK ' Jf. y. . i : ;v
' THlRfi was a drmi ait
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f Ccmti U West
Da. Paw, Vok 8nrtm, in a recent article,
takes tha position tha V the mind, like ihamus
des and other physical organs, is strengthened
by exercise, and that there is no culture ithin !
propriatioa ot WM ,SJ6 to settle the avrards
toade by the French and American Claims
Oommiflsion. The second recommended tha
appropriation of $25,000 - to pay the expenses
while in this country of the embsesy from
Biam which is soon to arrive here. The third
rerommended the appropriation 6f $l0,0OJ to
jay the Bxpeng 9 of th aprroa hing Inter
hauonairconferen?e at VV aihington to $x a
meridian proper to be employed as a common
sera of longitude - thpoughout the , globe.
The messages were - referred lhe
bill to rttablish ; a bureid " of
labor statistics was amended ;and passed,
It provides for the establishment of a bureau,
ot labor statistics in charge of a coraiius
skmer at a salary of f3,!W),"Who shall acquire
sil useful information upon the subject of.
the reach of the! human totellert. sufficiently of promoting tbe mater.aL x;ial, intf;ll9cUii
and moral prosperity or laboring men and
wofln..- J la is auttioriaixi to employ sadb
taif yes its twlnay 'deem ttc-isssary &tr the
working of the bureau, 1 provided that tha.
total expense shall not exceed f2),C00 per
annum. - - . : ; -
Mr. Mutchler moved to pass a bill repealing
the Bections of the revised statutes restricting
the terms of tertaiu Presidential appointees
to four years; - Th appointees referred to are
district attorneys, territorial judges, survey -oxs-general,
registers and receivers, collectors
and surveyor j o' crs', rrts. and presidential
postmasters. . The motion, after ronsiderabJO
deuate, was ki. toiU was peve (WW
'rig a bureau oi naHg-arion hi t lis' treasury
!f paitn:ent. . ,:A uni was.;pa'rtii i rovicl nt
;M:
JTAMIS
yr. k
irnHA A
E W. MABTrjf,
B.; Principal.
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MIS8 BESSIE
MAS. p. U. h
. THflrlrinTrm will twin afaodar. Jaaaarr T, 18SA.
- . roitkin, par month, (1. SS, and $li saaaia aztxa, 4.
' Contingent fas, $1.00 pa.- uuun. w ,t,-,-BonnllOr-SH
per month. :. '
B iartkor partionlara appl Wtb Friaeipal. ,
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,WHAT SOLaUEKS?' clothes cost.
Leaa Than Ttrt Haadred Dollars Alfawed
:. : -' ler Flva loarsV ;
' A prrv
owan
ne in
afsJ
con
ate soldier in the United States
4.rrny! reeeiyes 13-aN mouth, Tatkma.'
medical attendaneei foil pay wljea 'atok,
fc'iijeiision ' if disabled, and a certain
If '. . t All 1 III I - -
co oi cioimug. me pay u um
all branches of the eervioe, tut
illowanoe -! of clothing materially
TbA ; anMiar .nlintA, for .- iiv
' At the start he ia iornished -with
ipiete outfit, whieh is renewed,.
with the exception ! el great-coat, at
least once--daring the ;tinie he has to
setve. His helmet hae to last him until
the third . tear, when he gets another
one. .( lie is given a fatftge cap annually ;
a uuiform coat the nrsv seoond, and
' fourth years, three pain of trouaers the
Ursii nun wiiu, auu twu ihixb ua aoowuu,!
ronrtn, ana mca, mauog ipun ia au,
' Ele veto dark bine flannel BhMs,'15 Under-'
hirts',' and 15 pairr of drawers are ez
peoted to last the five years. He has a
pair 61 boots; two pairs of shoes, and
five pairs of stockings each year. 7 Each
year he has a blouse, and, if he is an en
gineer or a mounted man. a pair of over
alls; . I He has to content himself with a
woolen blanket the fire t year, and another
the thud, and with two rubber blankets.
or, if he- is a monntod man, rubber
.' rxmchbis. during the five rears. v Fifteen
- white Berlin cloves are deemed neces
sary to cover his hands each year, rights
or leffe, whichever he may need. It he
ia on duty in extremely hot climates he
may have a cork helmet uistead of a
, campaign hat,!" in" his first and third
! 'years;jor if . hfli. is whew he heeds arctic
overshoes or mittens, he is- eiven one
pair of the former hi his first and ttiird.
years land two pairs ot, ne latter every
. . . .Theivalue of the clothing allowed eacl
man Yariea each year, and depends upon
. the " rfnk - and duty of the man. A
Sergeant in the Signal Corps gets $68.17.
worth the first - vear. 84a 60 the. seoond.
! 43,10' the" third" ?i0. 60 the fourth, and
;? 3a.90Hthe "fifth- making ta total; of
; ' 8223. 26. .sr, This ia the largest Amount
' allorwed ' trx-vany enlisted man A, chief
; trompetei Kotaref worut or tne
five yeiarsf and a private in. ther artUlery
, or linfanoy, lt.ou vyma,' apparently
is held to pe wonn Tnore tnan moseie. ?
v IL man does not draw all theeloth
' . ing lOibwed Iii1i'the;'value of tha re
'0.-;-''ipatfo1ti ?.?of .' "his "r'tenxi, Bexaiimg.
Handsomer Than: JSver
16 W BEING
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GOODS, CORRECT STYLES !
Guaranteed.
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pdNSTAKTLTIN STOCK A KICE ASSOBTUENT OF
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Flour, Meal Meat and Salt; Sugar, Ooffee and Tea,' Butter: and Lard, llolajses, by
' the car load,'from New Orleans', and Canned Goods in great Tariety,- -'
-.. J -1 v. ..-JjjBoyW aila Watt Hows, Steel Ilows, Btoea and piWWM
--:t..
1
ela, ' Hames, Traces tod Collars; Bridles, Sad-
Everything Heeded by an Acricultu riot.
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dles, Lines, Backhands, etc., and -
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?. a - ail -II IS
"Eclipse" Cotton Seed Planters, Thoniai BTairQwa- Pee Dee PlaJd. Bxwkinghsin
BheettBgy MjnsVSnhfC,- ,4 F;.-tSMtBtJSpob):OolW'Bd HorsefotdV JbeaoT
repaaon at.
pnees
axtrema tei evm-Uimar tVa rmm n..t I
; v'nvsieal and. mental d(hwatimaaA.
mits, bu he is not willing to attribute them to
tin excess of mental culture. On the contrary
he believes they are caused by physical agen
cies, such as alcohol, th various forms of nar
cotic drugs, and pessibly tobacco, tea and cof
fee. -These things are now within the reach of
an classes, and they are more extensively used
than ever before. This fact would seem to
bear out the doctor's view that the Increase in
mental diseases is due to physical rather than
to purely mteUectulcu. ' i
T we denude our" Una and slopes of the for
ests which form their natural protection, in
less than fifty yars we may expect to see half
of the south Atlsntio states reduced to a sterile
area The rainj will wash ' the soil front the
hilltops first, and then from the slopes. The
rered with loam and clay
wfltbe laid bare, andLJSf .t the rays of
the sun and increase the summer heaTsKJCS
will blow unobstructed over! the country, and
every change of the wind will cause an abrupt
change in the temperature. The rainfall will
be diminished and become irregular. : Periodi
cal freaheta will carry away the best part of the
soil, even from the valleys. These unavoidable
results of the further devastation of timber
are pointed out by all writers of forestry, and
history is full of warning examples. ' -,
W may say what we please about a literary
style: but it must be admitted that women are
far ahead when it comes to letter writing.' Ths"
fetters of such famous women as. Xme. de Se
vlgne, Mme. Becomier, Mme. Boland, Lady
Hary vTortley Montague, Miss ItnaseU and oth
ers are unrivaled and unapproaohed by any
existing efforts of mala pens. Women of or
dinary intellectual capacity write " charming
letters, witty, jaunty, dashed with the individ
ualism of the writer, and characterised by the
vivacity, piquancy, tact, grace and personalty
eommon to the gentler sex. Fortunately logic
has aO place 1n letter' writing, and. a woman
may be as fresh, natural and gossipy as she
pleases.: Of iate years it! has- been remarked
that the women who suooed to Journalism are
generally correspondent. ; The letjer. will jUk
ways oe an nnportaut feature n terature arid
,in journalism. .It is eonversaaon on paper,
ited snows full play for egotism and arrogaoe.
There are no rule or WpositloB io Barap.;
One. j There is simply an expression of facts
and opinions in the most taatural way, ' ' ;
ktr tnA fietwsen
,fhe Arthur iuad) the Wains faations at, the
Hew ork Jt.f pu' lican Btato convention,
held in t ticss .VihatTiJL'Qr aeoaiitiott
twejn t Ji end ith&,fi nuflds meiw
fhr.deleg-,ts at larg. lAvVte "i -dmiiBds
were -el tie I the 4' tonal flon- enfon tV
voses ran.nRioma5 htof J. .: taOr.viti'
r ie.ei; a , JM3 vq es nve. less tnan' a
majority of theconvention. 'Judges Andrews
(Republicany and Rajaitoj (Demcerat)t wars)
renominated for judets of he court 0( ap
peals without!! a divisioB. PrcsideatW eleo!
tors wera chosen, and a new State committee
Was appointed,' The latter is divided between
the Utoe aud : Arthur- men.. U'he jlatfonn
.aPDEOTOg the , administratiba. of . President
Arthur, sdvoeatss protectioh. opro9' sfu;'tbe'
silver coinage, and favors Federal eidiar ed.
hca ional pm-pce. f rv,-t,' -, r ;'
Kew Jkbsey OnbaVkersl at their Stistoj
cmventii n in Trenfr;n,' t lee ed f ourdeHSgatss
at 1 irge : and.- f otrrts a' d stii t deleito; to
the ati nal jSrcenb ck, convention, t eld
in 'ndianap n's kfav iD. AB the deleaces
X&vor Ge ral Eiit sr.f Or I resident r . .:, -
UkmsTKUcmD dekgates to the national,
Convention were choren by the Connecticut .
Bepubl can htate eon en ion at Bar ford,
and resoltifious were a 'opted prais'ng 1 resi
dent Arth r, and de larhig that if cc asirn
ahouli arife t.e delegation would meet the
unan mous sen injent of iheRep blicaapar y
of tie tate by pr sentinx the name of fceia
tor L awley as aiididate for i resident. ; s
Jqhjj H. Dxake, a ew : York lawyer, arid
the largest b ilde- of house) m the c ty h s
faLe-t ioc $ o:',uoo, e'hiei trected otst '
l,t.0 buildings in the ut er pr.rtottha city,
andS,KX n.en' hi-, e been em-preyed at oae
t-me on . his stnK tures. ' ilia , as eta a:
thought to bo large.y in eicessof bis labili
ties ; Mr. -Tea as is p m nvfy ,identi'ed
With the Baptise churca, and ljas.p:stn edtO
i siihitwrisconnected W.th thatdenoiniiiaLon
Over ajUu.OlU' ' " ' -1 - 1.--" -
T l n ;lfeh sldop-ot-war Alrt, rjresehted.
to ine 1 n tea cwiei y 'jo unu a ..guv.cw
men. has srrhBd at th . 1 rooklyn h-ryy
V id. 8 e iB the stron-est vessel ever bnur
iorheEngli t na y.and in J 87f wjnt lurther -I
uiv fc-ie Arci.lt; r ions lxu&u out uuici v
had ever been. Tha Alert will a com any
the other essiis the Thet s and rhe Bear-rv-
as a supply whip i t the search for Lieutenant
GiyAr.ttj-4rrptdidcVnv-- t r
Maink -Grat'nlif ''kV ii einbl dfein .i"tate
con enMon at 7 wi tfca, noaflnatei- s t.fl
ti-ji et heided by Dr.- H..B. , J-.'aton, for , go4'
amor u ke fo r del s ate- at arge to ihe
ri t vna o.i eut n hi jndiin i oli adopted
a r.i o . tii n a oriUK the nomi itt.ion o-Ten '
eral bi t or f dr2i r ndent, and realSra-ed ttia'
patformot hthi Bo'conT,ntojf0iu,
Onk of thi large Fail-River-tMaafeTttoh
mills aanaonj, Mil.:'Ko .ilI--aai iMen
1 nrr.a t to the -round . .The fire, :a Isun osed
to ha e beau ot incto Tary origin, Sa a-hore
. Kr(-lr mrtir-tuni UMI 1tt Ifwxi-.'.
eight lest wile, and was 'five storteshigh.
It had it ,1K 0 f.pindle ; and J5'i looms. . :The
mm bvu0j "8 JftFe
amount o ;nnisnea cijpu m u tiauuu.
Tue mm and AiMierj-"were'f taluei- a
- GoVxniroB CviiAw'hastign?d tbe flf
pa d by tbe New York legislature prohibit.
inj the manuiaccure ex oieoniargarino. .
- ' ; '-' roreiga. . :
Qi'EEiv v'tCTORiiis a,'aitt a grandmother,
rer daughter-ii-law. t a i)iw hess of Mm;
burgh, having, been deliver. -J of adaugbt r.
A steAmkp. rouiduiii? 4m refuge' from
i' CtevaJ GltDVrAV,i of Cakota, haa beet:
indicted- by the Onited States s raud jury at
Yankton on a charge of corruption m county
egaaJjtatirjiL'-x;.u.r' j,
JrixwMABTrjriTWa.arircmclown.i.Ixtv
.three .years oli iell, dead ot heert disease
wnne p er.orming in tie riug Dei ore a tent mu
Cf people at Daytaj, Ohkx . ; a
. ABOO;StlO Seet OY fco washed on the Centra
PjBcincrsJlroadaearTruckee, .CaL, fell and'
fienlTj covering a working train and a num
ber f Cbhv. S'-iftbtirers. -JSix Chinamen were
killed and five mora Sartduely h'JTt." " ; i
r JBiO bi wel's have been discovered near Ma-
rietta,Ohio, and FpacUlators are flo.king to
mat secco i in, droves . am buying . or leasr
ihc tha land for miles around.- a V
' HxATt rains cajsetii partial inundationdf
the tarth; The town staBds oa an immense
hill, which is tmdennuied hit several laree
coei mines. . A lew days siaije people were
startled fry ooserfcng tneu houses and varaa
suuong into tne grouna, ana nasiuy bount
eafe quarters.-. ; .;,,-, xf- ; ?
... . Th t dies of the 105 violins of the Pocal
hontaiVa.) rhine "disarteir have all been i-
.p9VfSl&?.ttf. l.y ' v'-!,"! f'
HtB.StrtBRT.recelydeceaVed, lea vis by
iwuiOver at ,009,003 X tha city, of Ooveland,
Obis,, fcr the jarjipoe of bitilding an art gal
lfry, and $s03,00a W the Cleveland City hos
pital, ..-. . i.yj-v-;- .l
ThK MissslppI Bepubfean State conven
tion at J ackscn elected dcle-atesnkt-large who
.it':'
"ly Offers of Marriag
! Hugo Schenk, the monster in numatt forns
whonrordered twenty ferrantgirlsm Austria
and bis actmplice, Schloesarek, have bsejfc'.'f-,
hanged InVieni Austria. -'. iTVv'j
!. 8chenk, his brottr-Carl and Schkssareie -
for a long time p irsueO the calling ot anrdarj-, f''' '
as a regular trade and fojrthe past three years
lived toui'iously on the profita ot blood, .:Tis
Schenks, Saeelana by birth, are the sons Wf .j.
Judge, who caussd Aetn to be well educated J. .
How they .firrt took tola
der is not known, but the Viend aoiboritise;
have discovered that'lihey sd4k'them-j ; -!
selves with ScbJoffiarek, a crauTmedvcrinil
naJ , and ' with several other bad j . 1
fcT'ser5uts whonavw saTcd money ::tO.ttJ
wiimtheto;pA
:ajJ)l-" a.' nutm-ioA Vm.v. flninn f -rTv'V-'-H
ran
-. Aj." , i iv '"L-rt.-V .-I- 1 j. : WmiV ant U inoB (Hr-
rounded by sWsrms of rebels, wrbniassacrei
everybody on; brard. ; jy'.:kr .
Advtckb tta'e that Kassala, ypt, i? sur
rounded by b,0Q0 leb'i's whofira Lito the
town ni htlv. . Omim Iigna, with 2:000 of
the False Prophet's . t o.low irs; ropO. tji to.
be again throatenin? Stiakiav ni t-Ma-,
tacks that town nuntero js neutrals wdl jom
himasainrtthehatel Bsyptiaqs, v ; , 4. . $t
; Ms-V. woineri andthildi-en to the number
v . a v.v TT1 Mahdi's Arabs
SS?pafreeofpo . . . . .SMtoS: ofBhendy.-
wi.tinn Wll wifk fidiMj-A aniAlwl. 1 -r ' ' 1. I Li'4.u-4iAA arm f9
months ' oT more in i the military ot
naval . service of . the United - States
In aiy war, and who. by reason -ot- injuries
or daease originat-'ng in that servi?e. are un
abto, in whole or in part, to earn a living by,
manoal la xw, shall b j entitled to a pension.
.'...Bills were introduced for tha creation of
a suk cu tare bureau; to reduce tha tax on
brandy dbtiUed from fruits; granting a pen-.
. sioa to the widosv of Co; nmander le Long
to tax tbe manufacture and rale of o'.eomar-
garinev: so promote ean-aaon by carrying au
ot
Tns horrible performances of the fanatical
sect known as the Penitents, when they cele
brated Holy. Week in New Mexioo, baffles de
scription. That such cruel self-tortures should
be permitted in a ciyihzed country seems
incredible. On Easter Sunday the Penitents
initiated a neophyte, a boy eighteen jears bid.
The boy was first rammed" into a pair of tin
pantaloons. A sharp punch was then used to
perforate the ; tin iike a grater, driving the
tin intothe flash. at each blow.!; After this the
victim was stripped to the wais;', dressed in t
pair of cotton drawers and " marched throuca
the streets. . He was flogged all -the way bya
stalwart Penitent until the Wood ran' down hk
back. .But this Is hotting: 'A short time ap
the Penitents of Bio Arriba county tied one if
their number with -his own consent to a block
of iron and threw him into the i river jr hew he
was drowned -amid shouts i of frenzied dsliaht
from his friends and ndatives. In Taos eountyi
in wan i-emtent - was tcraciaed becsusa he
begged to" die hv that ray,;; The rliglou
frenxyof these people is' simply Insanity. Tha
Catholics of Newrjdexico are -endeavoring to
itampont:: tha3Penite,nt8but; they .ar mot
meeting with much success. It is supposed the
aact'priginated in Spahl, and was driven! out
at the time bf the revolution, ! , j -V-.-i,-..
cbani .ffici, the most -colossal orim.;
mat tris jnodentbnes is now. ba, nroeress.
'k'lif charged
wM,wMip, iBRinofr pi; raeaaia seorat social,
' SI.r'.' --
1 1 . Mil ( I J I 'a---il.f; I UahA IU1Z1L1 1 A. A';1
art ' " .liaaJII IJI II. W I UI1 aTWlUMaB OJUruiU'
-cd back from the conmuVl
..SZWS- non-concurrence was
V-";a-ohiected to,, and
both bills were referil to theemmitteo
t.hiniA TKa viaas oatesteu ore.
case Ot Wood apart Pe'ers was decided in
favor o! Pete:a, thting member. - - j
Fo-ir repirta wortubmi.d ion the pro
po lwomtn,sttiT"cohstt utionalaTieni
ment, the majorit report bain? .alye,Be...-.
Tbe fc'o ae conci Jed u tbe Senate omnanc
aTjrhdments tatr naval' a- propria' ton b ji
and re; s id to ca ur in'ther aenateamand-:
merits.... The 8rat amsndmenU to tte
postofnee appToriation bili were non-co-curredin
. . r. ' ' - .. ...
THE BAiXEUPTOT IWa
.. - - .
l aopats tfce Bill Fstabllshlng
' t'nlfertwyf tem o Bankruptcy.
The bill etiabli'ibing uii'orm system of
Dankrupt throughout the country passe 1
the Cnit- d?tates ' Senate by thirty-two yeaf
to STventeo nays. . ' -.: g . "
The biTla passed constitutes the ; several
, distri t cn-tB of th United Etatos and of the
Territorit and tbe supreme court oi the t)la
trict of (olnrabia courts of baukruptiy. For
the ptirpsea of bankruptcy tha courts shall
He alwajji o;eh 'X'.''-: :fcKh:H
. Qn t ap.li- ation of jany party interested
edisrf?t judge may certi"y any question of
liw lrvdved to th) United States circu t.
'eourfe: The decision of the c rcjitcoirt aha 1
not ty reviewed by the supreme court, ex pt
ujorja certificate of diaagreemsnt between
tbeWoclrc it ju ti es. -i-s ;
Tm bill authorizes the circuit court in each
udcial district to appoint coarmissioners
wia shall have the ponejs of the mastv in
chuv ery ; also a sup3rvisor in bankrupt y
fr each judicial circuit to examine into the
eimin stration of bankruptcy pro eedings in
lis circuit. - Every . t.arty retitionirg for
aankruptcy shall pay $30, aad ' every trustee
shall pay one per cent o'. -the gross amount
reai edfrom the assets, and every debtor
miking a, compo itkm t hall pay one-half of
one per cent, on tt amount of sux h compo
sition. These fees are to be paid by the derk
Of the court into tha treasury of the Unite 1
States, , ' '
:. Any person owtpg debts-exceeding $30i
and unable to pay may. by petition, apply
to be adio-Uca'd bankrupt, and e tiling
of such petition smaU bo deemed an act of
bankraooy. Any-pcrcon owing debts ex
ceediag" Jf :,000 waa leaves hia State to avoid
his crstiitors or ccnceals himself to avoid
arrest MW a srtrrice of fiegal prooesa,- or
malcos a frau nlent transfer of his property,
or suspends payment of his commercial jtaper
or open acounts for thirty days after the
same ere die and payable, or, who mahes a
fraudulent priferenca,i shall be deemed to
hare, committed an act of bankruptcy and
may be adjudged ; a bankrupt on petition ot
three or more of hia oredttorr whoa bills
vouldauttountinaUtotilca r ' -fi;
UTira bill excepts and tempts ia favor of the
bsnkra.rt tbe necessary and proper war ring
poaxel of himself and Xainiiyand a jch Cyber
property as may ba exempt r jm attachment
hvthslawaof tha- United. State J. or - ot tha
Statela which- the bantrupt-y ixcedihgs
nre instituted, and the courts -may, from, tnos
asiot auow cne pansxops a nii u .
IamI sm:i fr hia i.'.ima t.; nendinr the pro-
ce!iig9. If his ;lrcumstanoe require lt,
jfeasoaable wages for any srytoes iPOff1 '
hia t.t At tt, vtuuest o bfci t-.vBtae and th
1 usual fees whan attending as a,wioies
favor Artbmr, V-'ftf...-
The MiiiapttKerAuicans.at th'dr Btate
convention in jackeon. elected unpledze4
delegates to, the Chicago convention, ytw't
Dearie a a fit of insamtr William Austm", of
Allen countv. Kv.i threw two of h:'s little
cbildreu into the fire and stood by while they
burned to death." Hk wife seisoa their third
child from its cradle and fied to tha wovxia. ,
The election in Louisiana lias resulted in a
victory for the Democratic liciet hraled bv
McEnary for governor, by .about 20,000 ma
jority. .--V-- i ' '' -
Kekatob MaHowk was at the head of af
fairs in Iho Virginia Coalition convention,
held at RicbmOad. The p'.atform adopted
declared emphatically for: Arthur and pro
tection, and announced that the name of the
party: hereafter Would be tha Republics n
- , i . . , i - - . . . - , .
pany, an i mat. ii wowu acv in me future
with the Rerublican party in national poli
ties.; ?. Tv.'i.' " i '.';
At the To w a Democratic Btate convention
IB Is lintrkn the ftnr delegates at large
chc sen for tbe national convention were un-
instr jC ed. hat are understood t be lor . Til
fen. ,v ,'iuepiaworm aaoptea c pp. sea prjni-
A FIRI in Cincinnati destroyed all but. a
small portion of tha A inert an Oak - Le ther
tan- ery buildin.s, the largest est bli hment
of its kin d m the world.: There Were 4-",00J
hide in the factory. Four hrndred per. ona
nref tbrown out of impi yment and the pe
cuniary lefts is t boat 40J,O0O. i ;
. Th Dakota Eeoublican Territorial con
mention ele tel Elaine dCieeates to Chicaeo.
and adopvea a,resoiaaoa m?tr acting .tnem to
vote for Blaine an 1 Lincoln aa long as there
wasaptaibiity Of. their nomicadan. .. u
At the 1 icbiean. XU o ibiioan ' e onrer tion,
held in Grand Kapma, de'egates for (di the
dati icts In the Statwor e:t -d for .he Cfci-
cagoconyen ion. AHLntroir oi tht) t enty-
eigbtaeititatMsareior rj.ame. . , - j
Tjsk Ohio Republiusn convention at Cleve
land nominated a State ticket, four delegates
at larger to- tie-Xoaga oouvention, - and
presidential electors; , IheidelegatjaAt large
are divided between Sherman' and Blh'nx'
The aiternates ehpaen. were all colored men.,
Ine plat. orm adopteq lsouisoosen lor protec
tion. ' J. Kobinsoaxor secretary of state
ueaaa uie ouue acaet nununavta, : . . ,
U j.' ti.' BTMtows.of Hichizan. who "was re
cently nominated and con rmed as sclicite r
ot the tr. asury, h;s written to the President
ssttfot afjiirjheriWJoe; --' -i-
' - i. PATHETI0 J0UENAL.
I.aat .Words of Dr. Ambler, of. tha
. -- . jeannette'SxpediUan
; -The 'ournal of Dr. Ambler, surgeon of the
Jeannette expedition,- was mtroduced in evi
dence d urine Lieutenant Danenhowwr'a ex-
ftminafon bc'ore the Hmw comTnitLee ot in
j (.tiirj-a. Washington. Tbe. doctQjtojrjaal
i.5iiM.'Ji3i.f.J8w ""T hf hrxtr whan tM 1 IY)7fl.
corpses o Commandrr DeLong aad hia com-
anions were.ro ."orow. uj .wviit
t'on. - The last entries in the diary are- at
,8uiroA:r, 9th October, lL Te"ttrday
without food, except the jdcohoL ' The cap
tain spoke of giving the man option to-day
of making their way as best they could; th'at
he Qui 1 not keep, cp. . ,T lite osurred h,th
morninp, when he had made two miles that
we had to retraca, I told him. if gave uj
I took command, and that no, one should
leavehim as long as I wai alive.' ' I then sug
gested that we send' two , msnaHead to try
and make the settlement, and' that we make -the
beet of our way jjvithMhe rest of ot
pariy. t This was -done. Htaaerman ana
1 Noros are ahea-1.' lied eiva them aid and
from Ms wifeneSurec jrach,. Ww,Mf
tisements. sometimes uhdor ' piticotbeing'; h:H
' an engineer in receipt o? a good salary nct,; fx:
occasionally as a wealthy aristocrat, with cotwr.i.; ft '
tompt for class prejudices, - He would meea.'J
the girls by appointment, and,! after paying, y
court to them for a few days or wea,induoe; ;
"th ri'lv. truatine- creatures ' to draw" their, v s -
money out of the bank, and, so provided, ae-f y '
coiriDftTtv mm on a wumey kx eei narasoj . i,
Hugo Schenk would get out at some roman- , 4,;
tin rvt. w kuvrn lin kavi arraUired that his ac- '
nmntiiuachmil v, in raaniTuac. and -tarether .
they would strangle or shoot the gift eecuret ( ,
her property, conceal her body jand rewrn f
quickly to town, as if notMnghadhappenedJ -vv
regular busineM of killing. -l ' . . - ----rJR--l
t A man somewhat of Hugo's stamp; was Otvj f. ;.
train, struggling with & womai, xuirttar irotrt t :
sUiwaDiirg. on me x oruaern aim a.j vrfwavy r
a awaa . a-VA'-. n-a-M aVlA V.-;1.
ma. - ine passengers were sure imj ,
i in the act of raising hiaarm to stab j:V
lan.with a dagger which be held m hi .f,
i--,
man
wnmui wit-h a dniro-ftr
hand. Vuif; whithi rnlice arrived at Ul fcOOU .;
indicated, both were gone, leaving not a 'fracef i
behind. Schenk afterward admitted that BO ;?
did murder a woman In that rieighborhood. 1;
There is little doubt that he killed a great, s U ;
many women beside those, whose 'disappear; 4
ance has been reported to tbe police. - Jwo j f ;
are accounted tor m May, ooiwTOuuiaira ..- (
fnnr TCoba' rnrfchir- and at the time the , : ' i
house of Schenk hao no fewer than
ars on ir-r oooks, witu au or.yrawui - ,v
corresponded in lovelike terms, while the ;
timsnv which was toiead to their BTaveS, ri-i ,
pened. JSad these Austria thugs ooat&tue(t
to conduct tnenr mgntxm spa wqiduiww,-?..,;,
trade with ordinary prudence they iW;;;j,
still at large; but one of thrtn, havhig .luUe;?
a servant girl, had the audacity to, take
bank book to the postoffice, with the obj t-
The Woman had been missed. Suspicion wasj'ij A
naturally aroused: at the. poetoaca; and .the" S
three principal members of the firm were con- "i -V- .
sequentiy arrested. "The Bchankbrother3acl"' -f I
tScaloamrez were placed ontnai on iiwwu ; q
or tass moRia snu ouhticici auu TOuirauvw
death. The sentence., of. Cari Schenl,,yh
eeem? to have been'bnt a tool iu the bands of.
,thetwoardrJe,?w4UvpropaW
muted toimnrisonmant ror iue. un arau j ; ; t
m
the -three murderers fcUaded ' erdeauatrji
iTvnrmijtav.n' .. . .5 ..' . . :. . ' .1
" The methed of feraOg hi.
Austria ia somewhat peculiar xl'persona
are allowed to witness the execution, which
tab place m'a?sial'corarddonh1ef
prison. Ai post .about eight feet,high ia -erected
in the center of te vard. At the tout :
of the post, is a small hook and a tbe bqttoml 5 j
a pulley. The condemned man is brought! U - --
but atT- OVJtook in the -morning precisely! W
and placed, with his back against one of 'th--rv
posts.- fie isiiptt ' wuwooiaeowanr-rxoOT. w ;i i
him the troops and spectetwsform an irtWH M. ;? .i;
lar serai-circte, wmie in ine censer swwa,
judgaof the last court oTajipeaL In brdia
mnminor ilnwi Afta anrnA little 'time is
mr.lfid bv tbe read'nc of the sentence; a ur-
nal i? given by . th public prosecutor, for, the ?
execu'ion to proceed, i Two steps are placed .
at the foot of a post, which the condemned is,.
W AAa y nunni: t, ia linr'a lwinnr t.Hoil-nin .
ioned to his left thigh, i Tee wmh Btsouwwev - s':
tuen mounts a raider, ;.ana. zaiang; cjui ol ni c,
it
-v.--.'
i
pocket a ro( e with a lonp'at.bfatJMf! fyT . " 'fj ;j
t-a nirtlM Ufa Mir. tiefctens ft.-'. Mean---v r!-
!
with anoth T ro e, an 1. pas .big it - throughX'
the ra:l er: keens th" other end In hia-1
1 . . - .... j - -, -
Xaechiet executioaer
tAl with ttt nA, Ctf
coitaemnaa; uhbi ov wj -i
i" other end in bia 'handw
leVthen givesttie. signal",, :!)
of another aristanii, JUe;, 1
bis nee'e about sx iuches and hanged on tha
hoo'c at the top ot the post i ne aCTenaa.Tiii ;
holdinx the rope attached to hia legs, annul-
p a'jes his hands on the erinvnar mouth ancl -s ,.
eyes, sscnv n ami Dviuvostuea. uub . .,
to this manner, t .
. - . h '.-Va-
mA ?A f. t.hA ' tt vitnrmta war. -Tnlnp oteveuS
. . T 7 a 1.1,., fi'I nirr ! mw ntHiisr alnne. TheraBtain: cave t
i . . i -H j . TrH-.irF arwi - iur MnfiAii rT -romp Bninu .mvna. u lb a
iae.iio a o' tai Catholi;,Uo iJgP o- o1 V Miousns pay nuiiy raiunw w nu .
R liaiSeL: fi3"sof for.oaaeiinks -: and tbe main body i or the present. Lee w
rtrfla r-alforlr LabouthrokenI-rwt- Alex has shot thrba
rri..ir.7"" ; T . ."""-v. -l-Brouas tor fcols atd nd we ,wi have some.
lauaa w.rauBv x .:. .... , .tiiAtf j-lfi w" .-. f. j '.;
n.r'rJrman m iroine on at the I n-ir -,... to . i
Bidali cir ns
strncrtnre fe'J in
lhihts were
musical:md
DRA8IATIG
"S I Johit T. Bathowd will
WmTaperrormantjs w going on at we i "w.ctob r, I3.,18n.-rTVehye
m ' tux narest, tae rout t v i - -A Tdst Y f nndar tacept one
1 in BWi. tiw spectators, f "j" ; "Vof al oho", om dra-of glw rtoeyea-.
M ir b alondav tnu aocavr:-'
- . . . . " . -ir V.
nXai-rihiA nTii rniind. which was tncreasea
by an outbreak of fire Five dead bodes
and 100 wounded were carried from the spot,
and many people were reported missing., s
,v Hugo Schesk and Karl Sdilossarek, who
murdered twenty servant girls, were hanged
In Vienna. Bobtery was the incentive to tbe
murctors, tha, victim's being- in every case in
duced by bchenk, tmder promise of marriage,
to accompany him with their savings to some
lonely spot, wnere tn?y were. iumui- .
of the way. , . -.. .- ...'.;:.';"'; ; '
' WrDBSPKEAt) contcriation, teVcral latalfc
ties, and great damage to property have re
sul ed from a severe euthuaka shock ( in the
eastorn eounties of England. . ln - d.0
t iwns p.xjple rcshe ifrom their houses in ter
ror as buUdings, steeples, towers and chnn
n m were -sent trashing to the grbund; the
earth tremb a t per- cpbly f or mi e around,
and in one town CoaAesfr r several stree s
-r,Ac.rvA dune arrius to lfaSc BO I 0117
HMBiwuw---(.-; . - . rm.
. tue
' v..
had the -buildings tren shatterei.
shock was distinctiy felt in Lcnrlon.
". ;' Waahingtea. i ; . .
THe Hous9 committee on reform decided to
report adversely the bills for the repeal of the
civil service laws and to reduce tha salaries
of the President,' cabinet oldals, Judges of
the supreme court and Congressmen. -j :. ,.
I EEriffiSKiTAisBosicitA.Kahasrrepawd
an amendm?nt to the pension appi-epriaticm
bill, providing that paymasters of the army"
shall be detailed to act as pension agents. ' ,
Gknrrai. HAXKN,'ichief signal offlcer, has"
decided to establisli a signal station in Ala ka
at the head of Bristol bay. 4 This will enablo.
Observations to be made of-the, great tilal
waves that roll in upon the coast at that
place, as well as of the currents and the ordi
nary meteorological conditions. ' y. : ' "
BT a resolution of the Senate the coihmfsii
rioner of aii-jultne aud the teewtarv of the
c-mithsonian institute have been admitted to
the floor of that body fCl'-'M'
Bv resolution of the Senate the United
Ttatea has f ormaDv re oznfced the African
TntAmational asjoeiation. which by this act
becomes to this etyvar ry one of the eetab
lished governments or vae woria. ims assor
ointinn hniwed in ooenlne UDto commerre
the valley o:-" tbe Congo in Africa, and tbe
president is the king of eeijium. wnue ma
chief exenitive officer is Sstanley. the ex
rioawr. 4 It has already acquired muA teTi-
tory anil established many stations in Afrt a
jwuwvtarv. ot statel in a commumcattoa
mte on the production and eonsumi
iluirwwneat and other cei-ealssays that, tha
1nited States should b d;hw tt;wp "d-'riiig
A,..mt vJ!, fnr ifJaJOJKK). buphels Of
nbf agamst.l00opvbushe6 :Awb
other wheoihgrowin counlries. and, that it
.rarrthat the'' tjnited- fctetesr-msfi of
lg:corol!U 1idukl b nbUjo ctwtro
ctiTtiw. . tm; o. lavfn tv&ii othr Washing
77; ' . , .-. C?L.J Mill Fa
n mnEUttUT. ua man fW"B'p w y.
sav on. , , , -t . ' 1 .)
v - pnsstoaTrr1 AfcTHtja hawppomtod "Robert
D. tiraham, Of f01ta .VarotJiaj'serrBjary ot
snd enow against a v We he been lylngm
hollow to thjilrver D-mT. : -j-.. . - - :-r
October 18, 18S1. Alex died last night of
exhaustion from hunger and expo " f "
Tr ,.. , XHOBSDAT, Oetob-T , 198L
Edrd Ambl-r, Esq., Markhim Postof
: "flee, Fauquier County. Va. - ' '- "
' My1 Diab bBOTEia: I wrote these ew
fines, kn th j faint hope thit byGod s m3rct
futrro-ideacj they may rjach youaU at,
kom4 i have myscslf now vcrv Jitt e no-ieot
Eurrivhig. We have b en without food lor
nearly two wee' s, with the exception otfour
piarmegsns among eleven hands ofona man.
w mr. ina lor ili umu i . :
"hianoloL We ear barely manage to get r L. J
woolioughnqwtokewarm?ana&y 2-'
or ttvo th ;t wiU be passex l write w J
slli-hiy mother, eistar, brother Cary and nil
wife aad i anuly to assure you o.. -w deet
Wl'now "aii4-nave"ajya twrjwywalf
. . 1 fit. M Va liawa slllill
KiiaaDeen.iijoas wi wnrnv w w-
ou aH again, t naa nopeu r"VV
rwtw knows how nif heart has. beer
bound to hers since inV arliast years. . Ooo
bless her on eartn-anu : vrma
peace and comfort ;aay His blessing res
noon von alL- As for myself. I am resigned .
aiitt Dow my neao-m -
wS. My love to my t istor and Brother Cary
Ood's blesaing on them nd you. , To j all tnj
friends and remtioBS a ong wdL IA
the Howards know, l wBV"" Jf 5"
last, and let Mrs. Pe nun also know that sw
Ind'Ter nieces cre ,tomailyte-mi
thought God in His ijamto mgrarf
ai.ai Hnoo -mnv Tljrh TOIL I WrltO tUOl
. faith Landfidence out
act all summer; t tlr
'Manitoba is his July objective pointy ;
! ' Rosa France has been engaged ;byj ;
lence Ban ett as soubrette lor-next sea' -
jBcAuSBBT'' nW:.M
. A ViKov n.. ftinn a.n v other SUti" ' . ii ,
his company,
BARByjtOBB.
ontkeroad
actress
BatthtMe'-sviBaot'At th m-$:9'i'$
theatre, wjXork, aexa av.f
JkUUUS V JUI4JUHAJA j V JVV W,
- rUrrWiTi laaaaa iMmnlitf All ' S.c riOV ;"Wrn(.l.' i j.i- )
cratorlo, -which is entitled "Mors t ml'
and, is a sequl.to-the:?Redemption
- ,TH foresC scene m '-jaay ipiosnom, -pe ., j
formed at the Madison Square W-satre, Ne .
V Apfc' ha a nutnter of artincial birdJ: flrin'T J;
and - smeimr. all operated by wires, in the, '
hands ot one man. ; - yf'.yiV J.-a
as pretamtod to i th 4i !
Wales durin r the per-
formince of "My Swe theart" at the itoyat - ;
Bti-and theatre; j Loudo Juarcn at, c
Palmer sails for JJewiYorTt August lat.-r-V-?-'.
-"! AlXbara Bernhardt demainoiforaa AmcrJ V-'-'i.
lean tour next season i $L200 for herself for r?, I
each performance; alsa, all her expenseafmtt -".v :
Paris and back, and hotel, and . tpawUng a,,A.f
pesirca uuuiwm - V7 x
A jesuaCh.-ist. rourtovtogtoot.
The Bottom Sliding Down.
tho ll&sfcaippi is said to be subiect I g
to a newdancrer. Its botton ia said to mS-
be moving towara tne uun or mexioo.
Of Aonrae not tha oottom xor iae euurv
length, but the ooze and mud for .maty y
hundred miles is sliding down, r iiV'.
;1vere, and making the river shal-, . t j-
it outlets. DQOUia tins com
rnnn be "enable to dootrol .th t
.would; in time .be. oonfinT
Svould be fornied at itoi A ,
i-ould mako a great lak,v i , t M
of toiiisiana and Teas. S. V f
iontsi would; be :loxmed,bJi v ,
intime ast ohangea would ocxL C f '
k. Ktnrnimr Th ian"W ttl rjaV'til ' I
V ifuo vwui,- J - .... . . - . a n0 -
other expenses for theatre,, advertising,. eta v?--,?
- AJtsaiCAXOTiera singers are just now eiv '.;
Joying marked isubopsa in JEurope.: In ad-;:,-;;
dition to the triumphs, of Mile. Ndvada al .-'V
Paris ba the role. of Lucia,-an older favorites, i
Jfilo. Albani, has bee-i adding fresh leaves to
bar crown of laure in -Gnnany (Ta tha''
Traviateshehas wm golden opinions recently t
at Antwerp, and Holland lies next in her path 5 ?
.of -victory...; J..su?.v- -:-::,,;':- ' fcM 4'
v Fakmt Hortojt. a once. ce'bcated acresv
won her first anplausa a somewhat singu- K ,,,'
lar manner. Dunn? : ner pfTionnaiwe in a i - ?
particular scene thj was udly hissed 'nlf -M
arvancing' to the -footnrhte. t:-sk.J.
Which fc you dislike-my playing on rj?;
naraoa f-- "Ths playing liie p'aymgfwaKf. ;..
il ..a. F hnuA ."I'.i .
answer uvui an p w v- - r a .....v .,
returned, -tnat c-usoiea
way be bettered ,
alter l" i.w ";),
tngenTi:
r
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ma; ror,, vara;-;
it 4
fe 1'
4
i -wntud ne snDmerKeei. jjaacas wku
RnnArior Or Untanarwonia ootct regmua su a
COW OCOUpieo, ny- larma auu , i .
n,m lui.. ..t . : inAHnAti iY rvnwurr- t ; ;fy-.5V..i'V
wnnaratiott. -li would take-
Jrsd If not thousands of years
these aiteratioiwj wia men,
'mechanical science and human
fcay be so iweiopea oaD
overcome, or at least tnodiiy.
operatwnf, v ,n
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