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A recant revival tw xtenion of friend
tj rektions between Germany and Eos-.
siana6 probably not Deen recoraea in
any I formal documnfc Oflioial and aemi
offioiai journals diacontiniie for the time
.their notices of concentrations of troops
on the Western ' f ton tier of Russia,! and
they rather hint than assert that Rossi
nasieipucitly or pmcucaiiy joined tne
. alliance to whiea Germany, AtMtri, and
to a certain extent Italy, are parties. It
is not yet known whether ihe new com
bination Js heartily approved at tlenna;
bnt there 1e no doubt that a cordial nn
dentaading with Anstria is as essential
element in Frinoe Bismarck's, .foreign
policy. m& main object is 4ne mam-
tenanee of peace, whiofi i pnlyMiable to
, be disturbed by eoncert between ranoe
and either Anstria. or Russia. The great
est diplomaticiriranph of his life was the
aentraUEation of one of the ftw Imperial
Power y the aid" Of ; the othet daring
thFreBchwiirolI87a . Austria which
was then held in check br fear of a Ens
kian attack,' ia how united with Germany
v by ties of friendship founded originally
on aj common distrnst of Russia. It was
snlyj when ' Prince: Oor tohakoff openly
" courted a French alliance that Prince
- iJkmarck i formed a elose union .with
AnBtria. As. lonjr as it "lasts Germanr
haa little seed to fear Frenoh war of
retaliation, while Austria k guaranteed
sgaiast fansiavomo Jntrigaes and
secured in the possession of Bosnia and
HerzegOTiDa, It was a master-stroke
of policy to find in the AtBtrian jealousy
of RnMta a security against the danger
of French resentment. 2Veu .? York
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Thet Lbft. Nothing more absurd
urelv ever came to the notice of the
pnbuc ,tiian jbo accident in a Brooklyn
Theatre. Wheu, .the berQ of the play
eriedl ont andddenly ''Who's there?" a
dnrnken man waking np in the arallerr
aded, neartuy vv w Hereupon
.udiencfl was seizect with a pania
idAwe m$ doors, it needed soma
trance a tta-4 to keenly point
tttj abwardioe and folly of a popular as
semblage. J . : ,
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marka, endenuy alter a saa experienoe,
'jiwiU presently be necessary to
lawprohibitiDg tha manufacture
or roller Slates exeet lor cmv
W war. It cannot ba daubted
knnf 5 provided with this means
motion wouiAt mTOMaoio." '7
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b IrWr mnrdar trials, ooearred at. CmtiiJk
Iklieiiaal Blaney, ff Xikaa wboae bor
was twatatly exhnmed and was found toskow
araeas of aneaia & mfBdaiit vftaaWy to erw"
death. easn. ttartJraWwSitav.aiid
be waatevMtad and sJaeedofc trial at Oarriak-
der warm, wer uodaoBd as witnes
keinf plael ttptm the ' witneaiVtabis thet
wtafafiutiiftr rafaawd to nttoc a word, Taeywen
threatened with imptiaonment, and ware trk
Neatly muak frightened, but threats and par
awMioa alike failed to altoit fram tfaem a autftl
ttonal of evideaoa, They wen therefore cos.
mitted for ooatetDpt of court and ordered to
be kept in oonfinement separate from their
mother antd tkey pnrga themsarras of soa
teamt far xivinr their teetimotav to ooen eoart.
The aermty of tha ttdge'a aotio amder the
peculiar eirctmiataaces has eatued a pvetJ
atkm In the neighborhood and has tnttfta the
sympathies of the peon lain fttOf the widow
who hae hitherto be regarded byiaortv the
neighbore ae guilty. 1
: CaaJltlaei af tfce Prop.
The retarne of the Department of Axrlevh'
lure for May make Hm Wheat proapaot eearlj
aa faTorabie aa to April Then the general av
erage wear within fiYeper cent, of the standard
of fall oouditio, : The Hay average ia M. It:
wa 88f to 188S. ; Barring the ebansee of the
future, a winter wheat product of about 160,
000,000 baahels is indicated. j
The temperature of April has beta tower'
than usual, and low-lying lands have bean eat .
arafced with moirture, retardtog frowtk. Weh:
drainad wheat soil are nearly everywkm
kearins avigoroMindheal&ygrwwth. ;
Afeefreporteof tojary by tha fy hae- keen
received, bnt tha aggregate loM frato faseot ;
rivaget will be trivial. ,-.,
The winter wheat of Sew Cariand U a
eeareely appreetable a foaatity. ..its eondltlon
amte anuormlv
:mgfc.
Aue
.Wddto and
Seutbera Btatee aiake averages ranging from
tOTo 100. The Ohio basin makes a tost favor
abb showing, with httle difference : ia ike
Btates on the north side of UeriteK S
moH AvcaatMcB ton wulAf. " r"
Theiatatea of large prodnetfon make the fol
lowing averagea, 100 repreeenting not Mm
age oooditioii, but a full stand of healthy
emts of medium growth s Few fork, 7j
nBByhrania, 98: Kentucky. 89; Ohio, 6,
Michigan, 85; Indiana, 86; IUinoia, 87 Mkv
souri, W; kjukftaey 10 and tTaUfornia, ftfc
: W1IBAT CKOr. i
In present outlook of the wheat crop ii
generally favorable though a huge part of ttle
backward. The returns indicate that the con
dition ia now B6 as compared with 100 repre
eenting a full average. This implies that the
present outlook ia 17 percent better than a year
ago. " The area of the crop reported Ms 6anS
U about 27,000,000 aerea, and ft is believed that
the yield wffl be aboc 450,000,000 buahela. i '
. 140 llT THB BHAOB. V
-B is wonderful- haw Europeans Stand the
sumsnar in CateaUn, but they contrive to worry
through it.by Jivfcg la a atata of perfeet idle-''
neea. Servants fan the sleeper all night, wash
sad dress him in th morning. and,altetid to
Xvery sumaaer the keat kills people riding in
"here u toaeeb eooL ..The nhmate seems to be'
-the' One1 thing' which te'fsiai td therdeve!o4
A TVatn Pleauiteit . -
The train operator at ConnelttvCle, on tha
Baltimore and Ohio Bailroad. ordered a earn
V train, bearing forty-aix workmen, to "run
rast of ConneUsville, on the Baltimore and,
Ohio Bailroad. A few minutes after the train
left the operator remembered that rhs second
section of freight train No. M, Which was due
to OonneUevule at four o'clock to the morning,
was not in yet, but had Just left Indian Creek
station, and was oonstsntly hearing down oft
the camp train at that moment. The operator
tried to stop the camp brain at Gilsoa station,
but found he was too late, and a collision 00
eurred in which 14 men war killed ane
many eerioosl Injured,
BOLtD WHISKT. -
The old storv about the invention of solidi.
lofl whisky comes an in a new shape. This
wner th story goes that a German named
Peterman, living near Pittsburg, Pann., kaa
diaoovared a way of solidifying whisk and
packing in plugs like tpbacoo. A plug of
whisky fs rather light in color, and can b
easily carried in the vast pocket It oan be
dissolved in water or chewed Bp, The investor
says he can do nothing unless he has perfectly
pus alcohol. He therefore claims that his
solidified whisky will be the pur article; and
will drive outth adolferated stun whieh is so
extensively used at present.
' A NEW POWBBK.
Cranmaker Krupp has a new powder that at
aid to be more powerful than the powder here
tof ore used. It h) called browu powder to dis
tinguiah it from th black powder of ewryday
use. Tha browa powder contains the ingre
dients f the black powder, hut to different
proportions. Tha towra powder has, it is
churned, many points ever th aM-faahio&ed
blaok powder. It ia good ia guns of afl sizes.
It eiplodM only watighily-eacloeed space. D
is noB-exploaiv when not eoeonfined. It does
not flu the air with amoks, and better than all
to the gunmaker, it produoea a greater valo
eity. It is; thought tha. pew invention will
supersede the black deatruetive agent
,2 rATBsl a laMaa JHMtoHSv 3f
- The O. ft House Oomntittee en InvaHd Pea
stons tmaniraooity asreed to report favorably a
MB whtok provides that ail pensions now oh or!
hereafter plsoed on the penskm roll, who while
-or KTal service , M th
United Statas - toat an ;m : W-
C40 per montki and those fwh6 have
lost a hshd fn:aot;,-'shaa !e.'
titiedltoa pension of 30 per naanto.dif
they have received a wound or other disability
to addition thereto they shall reoaive a.peasion
of 50 per month. AH person who have a kg
amputated at tb hip joint and all persons whe
kave tost an arm at the shoulder taint shag be
entitled to a pension of fao per month, and all
persons who have lest aa arm and leg shall be
en It tied ton pension of 913 par month.
- BAVMimp an-awisen e
Joaquin Miller thinks tk sou th is the land of
toetry. He sees ih th hooks ibat have ap
peartd the first little sweat nowers niter ths
itorm and winterj and tha sxmthsn Byrmvpr
KaaU.sw JBheUy may yet appear and be the
American poet that all are looking for, ' Sidney
Lanier died just si he got a plaoe to set down
md rest. ' Of Tioknor's 'kittle Giffen." Miller
ys there is nothing in th land as good and"
graphic) in its way, He thinks Lillian, EoseU
Messenger; wiH yet be accorded a great recap
tionu' t John Henry Boner is doing refined and
aerfaof warn, and Thaophfiua H.i;HiTl, another
forth Carolina poet, is devout sad-trae.! ,'Ths
sew poeta of the touth ure fnUoi promise, . , t
Krupp, the Grmah.ordnanc ajanufacturerj
claims to haa settled the eoatest which has
been wagtog for several years between armor
plate "and. heavy gTmjLa;
guns at preseht of l-inoh bore ahd 85 caliber
length, wbioh weigh 121 tons and carry a pro.
JectOe waigliing more than a'tofii'WKh a charge
of, Ttt pounds orjpowder.'ess gans can
'bene tea te. at several nulee oaiiCe.av armor
which it fa pWbl for. vessel 10 fioat wiih
They bout, f 170C0 ekch. and tt'requires
1 lack gun carriesa projectile of about half a
J ton, and it is claimed that at a distance ox two
mHas it eaa penetrate th Armor Of the strong;
;iry. ,1. t m wr . - --- n - v u . .1.1 , - , , . .. . - - v . .1. , . y n
asawWakkikiaV vf eohaikhi K af ii
UA&MMM, data and If 4heui s tonkJ '
Jfl"A"lPJW,lkwT jnnweB ,nnejaeB-3i mmmmmg n., wenw K,,
A reeeot writer, who is Uiawatf gambler is
artlncUnaJtolacllavs the stotoatont that pta.'
tearioaa) aaaMMSl haroai katoasaM. t
honor asarag thwaeelvea. Ha says they are aj
tety satpidoBS body of men, whose bond tahni
the form of ooOateral aeonritr. Tha two ehief
oompoaMt parta, he aaya, that go to make B
TiaTlWtthlal&ladlaMJ
nee. JSaeJ tWOhaistetllopcedoinitta
aMUA'i btha eonmWto esaeralieailoatt the
Han. titt tarns tsp the wStill matter iu this
Way 1 baaineai that is iSegiumat in fiaalf
airfdrae to Ite support otimtoals fronv every
walirhi ethme. kast on- ttsfaoe be denmrant
1 b'g.1. 1 do not attempt' to tay" that 1 eVtry gaib
tmrng room in tnsnm u. ine eptuaanf an ouiy
retort of eriminahv bat t do wiak to fc uadais
Stood as sayisg that then is hot a fame In thb
eanyothreitytkawtebim(kamaaoa
neialetatocalgrouadSN Cash, na matter how
taipea?'ia. the . fopi .issi m s' , m. every in
stance. . Jhe.eoneluskms arrived al ia this
artia hira their ibdadatiok It acilld fact, and
the deductions aad auggeation. are tbi otft
epma tfiwt hough by eanwo Vat ad
ahubjee4 4 stunyi ftoarHhe vautage ground
f the dealer's e.-.':. -' l t,::
ia ; ,'.",." i1!,1,;.! .i-. tam
ri . . v ttTattalMC AHjaVOUa- Atthv- --
A aroaatoant ftagUeh physkdak ears that a
swat many people wlBaw -afflicted with mob
bmaladlM manage to&Viw 'i good oli Ige,
In his ophtkA more people are' kiifesV by Xear
ihau by ,d)seaeeC" There are ianmnerable in-stances-of
persons dragging along for years in
dafiy expectation: of death, and yat living to
the average agv of man. Medicine is valaaMe,
btt it owes mors to th inftuenosof hope than
it does todrea. The bndn, or jalnd organ, is
tost aekrach a part of the body as the liver or
the heart. The innoeneeot hope fa frequently
oaaifeeted when: there ' ia a eonsultation of
physicians in the sick room.1 Oenerally th
treatment knot changed, hut tit patient feels
th presence of skfilful medical adrisers, and
heat one cans up hk mem furee to tght
against disease. A resotat and tttelHgeht
hopefulness and conndeaoe will do more to
ward eg and CUre aicknent than anything else.
0Y, CONGRESS.
I
ate. 1
Mr. Logan, from the" military committee,
reported favornWy the bill to piac Ckueral
Grant on the retfred lift, With the rank and
fuB fay of general of the army, and the
MOwa passed at oneo without debate. . A
motion to appoint' a conference oommittee on
fee shtoping bill was passed by 28 to 11. . . .
The Indian appropriation bill was airiended
and paased The Senate has added about
a- S Otrt more tha fke aiaoilnt reported by the
Beimto wvOiniWe on apprepriatlons; ffhis
paaftrf tife, whole amounk of the Senate addi
tions to the bill about $335 and the total
amouB ipproptnted t6$fO?Ai, about f 9 0,
003 mora than tha appaapeiationi ee Jaat year.
The Bouse biU to loan. tlOa, 000,000 to the
Wtofetfwaaa
reaotation was offered by Mr? ofguh, dt
rectmg the eommittoe on fiaaiceio. examine
stato lhoUB ol ta ,IMlae sdcb of the
flJifWal ote-to the-riv of a-Hth' Trk
. T".ili
ii?. .L t
C whotlwr
extjSfftV .-resulted , aromsBdr viol.
e laws regulating their
anawnwsuzan .irorntcnri -
tftftt wfiAf wan MefVed'-no th tmrhittee on
fiiMMaitopitvjntflpecaVion by-e of
national bants... i. The pensions bill was re
ported. The committee had reduced . the
amouuVqf $he unexpended bala hce of the ap
propriations of the current fiscal year to be re
appropriated from tM,ooo,OJO to $60,000,000.
f V !Heaimvi if'-' :
The Senate biU to provide a eivfl govern
ment for Alaska w passed..., There was a
spirited debate oh the bill providing that no
Territory shall form a constitution, or- npply,,
for adnwaon as a State until it contains a
pftrmawatt population equal to that required
to entitle a Oonfesa district ,to a representev
tire. Messrs. Cox and Pottery of Hew York,
championed the biU, but it was finally tabled)
10 tO 1& ' ,.'
The Speaker announced the following as
riaitora to the annual examination at West
Point:. MeesT Roaecrans, Boetch andH ender
Spn, of Dlinobt. and the following visitors to
Annapolis: Messrs. Cox, of New York,
gvane, t South Carolina, and Goff... The
House- concurred in Senate amendmento to
the bill for the New Orteanaexbibitaion.....
.The ., House T0ted down several proposed
sunendments to the consular and diptomatio
bill increedng the salaries of ministers and
consuls, which are cut downtiy the biU, and
adding to the appropriation to other ways,
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
Edwht Boots will act next year only lit
New Yd?k and Boston. , !
'MXut .AiinKRSoir travels about. England in
1 special palaoe car, refitted for her exclusive
use. ' ' . -v - .'
"Cosru&ioir" ia the great success of the
rear in London. It has already oassed its
; SOHh night. . ,
HH5BT. lartifQ's next season opens , In.
Quebec on September $. He left his scenery
and stage effect to New York.
Frau Janiscr, the Austrian actress, now
eaa tour with Bandmann, will appear next
season to English ia a drama by Sardou.
"Mr Patwbb" has been played 1,838
tim ja, and J. W. Haguay who linparsonated
Bcraggs on, its first production, has never
missed a" performance. a j.
MftmmM GxBtcnn, who feoatntog trom
Germany to succeed ? Mr. George Hnachel as
conductor of the Boston Symphony society,
to promised a aalary of $700 yearfy. , ,.
Mias SsuiA NsrvAnA, tito young; American
prima donna who haa reoeally made a pro
nounced success in Paris, is at present con
siderin an offer from an American nttnaaer
Sto ratarn tothie eowntry tin season. ..
CowsrairTnra STxnnsRBO, the pianist, win
make a new departure in bis line next soaaon,
He intends to imnroviseat thewish of any
person to : his audience, giving an idea of the
wonderful things nr. man may develop ia
"osiQ- , 4 r ,. -
, Bobkst S. SrorFTC. cb mufddan and
director, has brought suit against Henry Irv
ing for the use of the music employed by him
in several of the plays he appears in. - Papers
were served on Mr. Irving previous to bis de
parture for Europe. ; - ,
- LAjmonrt, tbe noted vocal teacher, ha a
young npd charming American girl for a
pupil, who, it is saidL possesses a marvelous
voice. She is Mias Ida Marshall, of Boston,
andherjtoic and techniqu ar attracting
much ettenfckm ia musical circles fn Italy.
- Bo pronounced was the sueceas. attending
Keeneapnriormaneesof Mare Anthony recent
ly, that Manager WJL Haydea is negotiating
with the Cincinnati festival directors for the
purchase of the sceneryrpropeiliea, etc., of
u Julius Ciesrr with a view of adding this
play to Scene's npeftoir for next ecneon.
A BTAfciwima; donna ot the very first mag
aitude, when taking her benefit at the im
psrial operas St. Petersburg , wnseaUed before
the curtain more thane twantgr . isnea, . AS
last she addressed her. enthusiastic patrons a
few words fa the Russian language, and then
offered to show her gratitude -for their favors
by siagingthem n song ia sheer, awn tongue.
This wa received with raptoroiEr applause ;
but judge of her surprise when, after retiring
from the stage, too management fined her
2,000 francs far addressing the audience with
out permission. - '
,u A instj who was helping to hoist a safs into
a third story window in New York bad kia fin
ri eaugat m tne taesae ao tnaa the ropee bad
be out taralaaaa Una, the great mass of
aiiww
-th!nterstato drill aMsaeaxmnent in
JTexaa, th tofartry first- priiw of $&,000 was
waroiid,to tae Lonston LfntGuards. .
k "-JLfciHinssi BdL'-s had tesds iApvA of
lis aearoh thrcrogh tli Lena delta for IUstst
CMpp end party, ambodrlnara-deeeriptionof
th country, character of the inhabitants, loeal
govarnment, te of the teofts through whioh
fa$ touneredt .$-?,;.. fi
to alfy-,
tion of
conanci
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4wyur'4ieUatliia 4residen ha 1 Xrantueket,,
euas.f aww aays ainoa agea eigmy years.)
He wash native of Kew York, was admittod
to tkebar - in lSZt, and : was connected yrtih
mma of the most bnportant casm ever argued;
to this country In 187 he was nominated
for Preaidenk of -th Uastod States by the
8trAighttttn Qeinocrato at Louisrille, and
V i to&of reform wnveuriou in PhilAdelpbJa,'
hut 'dmhud notwltastandieg trhiah bare-,
torred ewer 20,000 votes, I?brtag the last,
tweflty-flve years of hfs active Ue heWasac
Imowledged to', be the jmeatl dlatenguiBhed
reprBomtativ of the bar, not only of New
York city, but also of the nation. 1
' enajrr & "War8 habiKtiss hare boon
founds exceed the colossal aunt . of $UfE03,-
000(0; , ,
' "A ixHxisiow oocurred -near ConrietJavflle,
Perm,, between a fraghc train and a gravel
train eontaining about fifty laborera, Foar
teen men were either crushed or burned to
death; and twive more injmd.
Tim TeOent failures ' of ' Jim " Keene, the
Wall street speculator, followed by thesus
nension'of the Marine National bank, and the
faalur of Grant & WarcL succeeded in turn
by the txaimtmmaaaxtt of. the Second i Ka
taonal bank, led to a panic to New York flnai
eial ieuctea, stick as hat not tseiitt Wifctessed
sine tha memorable day when, Jay Cooke
went to the wall in 1874 Dur ing the day two
banka-itha. Motoopohtan i National and the
Brooklyn State bank cloaed their doors; and
seven prominent firms of bankers and brokers
suspended. iWatt street w a Scene of ,rei
mendona excitoment, and was crowded front;
sidewalk to sidewalk with A rushing throng of :
people. Secretary Folger, however, helped
allay the erciteinerit by ordering the treasury
department to pay the $10,090,003 included hi
the I27tk call toadvanos of thctinis seWuiM
30 and the Kew YorkCkaring-House associa
tton, composed df sixty-three banks, held a
meeting and resolved to stand by one another.
This action in a measure quieted matters.
. TSK deficit of John Ykr Bnoj ' preeideM 01
the Second If AUoaal bank, of New York, Wal
larger than was at first supposed, amounting
to about $1,000,005. It was made up by his
faher, and the bank went ou with tta bu&i-
nass, alshoogh many alarmed depositors drew
out their money. Mr. Eno lost the money in
speculation. ; ij'.s s: , : , ,.
Vattstoiff Ofeenbackers held a State con
vention at, Waterbttry and ridniinaited a full
4feckW headed of a
0 for Stfvefrioft
Chr the second dav of tha financial excite-
iment in Wall street a quieter state of affairs
existed, and only two more failures occuiTedi
one of ,the,twd firms Of brokers supenduag
baUnr the proniineHt botke A Fish 8s Hatch,
the Jllmor partner in which 'Was the president
ef the New jYork Stock Exchange. The Met
ropolitan bank again rertuned busmeas, Presi
dent George Ix Seney remgning.
A rata WMipJl beke .out at lfeldck id tk
rdorniiig ttlhe Papachoag inulj WorccsterV
Mass., spread so rapidly that: many opera
tives were compelled to jump from the uppei
windpws. Nineteen nude and f emal Operar
fives were injured by tbeir lend, for Uf 4
several with results likely to prdvsfAtah Tfi
entire null was destroyed, and an estimated
toes of $150,000 wan incurred 1 1 f j
-' ranBB was aka-ge attendance' 6f deieaiee
at the annaal Jsessiotv of a Presbyterian
General, BwhlyNortfe :jNA to toga,
X- - ' .:; JXw'!ftJU lit! b44rtiCLJpL
. Osvr on . fafiure ,,was .reported:, m ,
street on h? thdcliftncM whirk
Wind " B0 W$t&t& WW ewari
kuvtrttin tarfritnHibMyllii -eymsf
ftred one Of dhe stsstohest ikksitari Jinlhi 4s
stated waa, forced w,aiiflpea ana go wm
hands of a receivetV ,v the battk,topubkjTral
r .is,. tr-" T " "VtKr" v
' Cfflfs ft: MdCoftttfWf, head' ot 'the gr
harvester' msnafacturntg tthpanjv nf am
pneed to be one of the richest men i Chicago,
(lied at bis home in that citjthe other mom
big at the age df SByeniyifiv.. " J . -'J'r ' C
jQtbit PpRStTH . and ( his wife, redding neat
Salem Church, Ark.; were oti their Way in a
a fy to attend the funeral of kli-a. Forsyi,t
bar Wbeji they .were- struck by 4 lailing
arid both killei h'H' r j,, i- -..i,
HiOBWATXXif attacked. United States Pay
master Whipple and party, in Montana, and
killed Sergeant Cfcmrad and seriously wounded
two privates. The mules attached to an an-bnlaaca-wagon
to which the paymaster, his
clerk and the enclosure box were, ran away
and they thus made their escape. , , ; K
W. Bogak Oasa, son of dqtoael Cash. Com
siUc shot and killed, Deputy Sbwirt J
larda. at. Cherawi Ci,'. arid. With bis
father helB at the time sdeceeded in jescaping
, posse eent to arrest mm. ' A few uaye since
fiTT
a barn and. fired upon his pursuers, when a
volley was poured into him, and he fall dead,
riddled with bullets. '
' Jvdok Rkid. a prominent Kentoeky Jurist,
eetnmlttod rawide by skootmg himself at
Mount Sterling, Ky. r I knig Since Judge
Keid had been caned by 'a lawyer named Cor
neilson, on account of trouble- about a ,1a w
case in which the latter was interested. .
' GKOHoa'HoRN and Wuliam BL ' Gibben,
aged- twentyfour and ttVenty-hme, '; were
banged at AshlaadV Ohio, for th mttrdsr of
Harry Williams. Ten thousand people col
lected around the Jail, . and nine companies f
militia were called upon to preserve order, as
it Was feared that the crowd would tear down
the enclosure about the scaffold in order to see
She hanging: s On the same day, at Greenville,
B. C, three negroes Riely Anderson, for the
murder of Louis A. Griffith and daughter, end
Alfred McCullough and his son James, for the
murder of Ephratm Saxon wore all hanged
togetner m tne presence or a large cro wo. - i
,-'M'fc:.WstoltfagtOT.Vv:vi : j: ,
Thx Howe committee' on elections in the
contested election .case of KnglLsh versus
Peelie, of Indiana, decided by a vote of five
to three to report in favor of seating Mr Eng
lish. r r-p. rti TrV '':':- I ' :'r
It w unanimously agreed by the House
committee on invalid pensions' to report fa
vorably a bill whichprovidoB that all pensions
now on or bereaftflpr placed en the pension roll,
who while to the milkary or naval service of
tbe United Santos lost an arm or a lag. shall
be entitledkp) penskm of $10 per month, and
those who have lost a hand or afoot, shall be
entitled to a pension f $80 per month, and if
they bave received a wwmd or other disabihty
in addittoa thereto they shall receive a pension
of $50 per month. All persons who bate a leg
amputated at the hip joint and all persons
who have lost an arm at the shoulder joint
shall be entitled toa pension of $50 per month,
and au persona who have lost an arm and -leg
shall be entitled -to a pension of $73 per
month. -' v' ' ' '
Tan American Fish Cultural aseociation has
held Its annual meeting in Washington. 'I
Pnorx8Soa Jaxxs Law; of the cattle oom
miacion, reports . that there - is no foot and
mouth djaeaae among the cattle ef Kaunas,
Illinois and Iowa, aa reported, - - ;
JUVssaAtrra bo wxaisGof Maseachu
aetta, who recently introduced a biU providing
for a pension of $8 per month to all officers,
soldierB and sailors whoseryed sixty days or
more in the civil war, is in receipt of petitions
from areat number of Grand -Army, posts
throughout the country urging the passage of
the measur. j t !
Tax House, at a recent evening session,
passed tbirtywo pension bills. . ,t
A MOrHW to censw.theXlad8hnnuW
for not taking measures to. rescue General
Gordon at Khartoum wa defeated in the
British house of commons by the close vote of
803 nays to $79 yeas. The government's policy
in ths Soudan was bitterly attacked, -i
OsgramAJCCtonnoar uieifenf recent attempt
to eaoaoe from Klmrtoum. but was compelled
I -"tof return to th uty -
MtTCH xcttement wm -cansea lu the Jjonson
Exehangw the paide to Wall street, -Hew
Yerkv ,4 1 i 'i'V (44,4
Anranrs
Ipassacred
f-OeatAv-l
aewmtj one SnoGy onear Tanianieb.
took forty ;w.aa j . ierr end captured
iJLiUrMmm'-- 'Weawejasnaaswsaaew)' lW,
Tan Stadt titenbeatleading placeof amuse
enbto Yienaa. hae.hamiarasillyelBetoPved'by
Tstrmm WOXWl las accented the resfc
nation of Prmca IstoasxfttrotA tbe presidency
of th Prnasian cabinet, and tow appointed as
hfesticcjMsor Herrvoa Boetticber, the Frua
aim minister of state and imperial minister of
Um interior. . 4 -
vtfsijpHwetnwwww-fyt -
a revolt rear eana Mf. astes wer
trc - i ttr-i s rebek tooopa WBed
MIS EliAKEOV
A brominent harrlskar ofWitahenes! raii off
with t7$,O0Q of other people's money. u tti '
The exnected. results of Canadian immi
'gratiou are greatly lssend by tbe number of
person wno immediately cross aber apruer sad
setUe in the united Stotes. J
' Tho Norwegisir bark Theresa, having on
board thMmainder of .the survivors of the
ooUhiion between the steamship State of Hor-j
unv.anu romans, na arrived a vmeoee.: ;
' A young man named Tall beoame insa.no
through - accidentally killing his' mother -in
BufSEX county, DoL . , I .l : : yu -K.f
:rTrqubla Is feared among the Choctaw In
dians owing to some uf "them being dissatisfied
with aVt recency, enaqted lawr regarding -the
trial of erlmifaals. The militia have been called
out and Stationed at different parts of the Na
tion. . . ., t
The spinners strike at FalTElver, Mass.,
k practically endedand OdiiaBbfoutly for ths
epumers. , ' :.'.-,. ': ' ;.. - i 1
f ,-'' ' i '
-The Stadt Theatre in Vienna was totally de
stroyed by fire, hut f0rtttaateb7 .no hre wore
ioBt. . . , , ,;MT , ; ;
BismarcVs rosignstion of the Presidency
of the Prussian tUibmet has been accepted &
.: The bodies of two fishermen In a dory wer
picked up by a Gloucester schooner.
. After a fight In which1 he was 'stabbed,
a man walked a-y and Jriad, to deajtoj im. the
streets of Utic. . ; ,, j
v AThe officers of the KeW 'England Tobacco
Growers' Association have iasngurated a move
ment to secure the repeal of all Internal rover
nUe taxes on tobaooov ; v, .- xj
B-The bill providing eivil service examina
tions for the employees of "the' cities in tit
fhat of NeW Xork, passed ih Aasenbly and
now goes to the Governor.' - . ..r
' --AreduCtlonof $2,OflO,e(00 from the New
YorX State taxation of last year u maue in Uie
buls which passed she Assembly,
'' M-it hss bbefi discovered iliai the eivu servfee
law practically prevents all- federal officials of
every character from acting on political cam
paign committee,, ad all Senator aftdKepse
sentatives will have to resign. .; .,, .
A bloody street fight between ' a wM( fitfn
and a negro, which resulted in four deaths, oo
ourred in Baltimore. The necro had three
' loaded revolvers, and the deaths were at his
linds.:ir,-:- ,:. :.---,: v, c .' - t
TnTAKtintion into the case of Isaae D,
Xdrehi, in New Xork city, who shot his son and
Wife before committing suicide, shows that he
Was erssed by the taking aWay of his child by
it mother.
fllisflfn ti'OorioT. tha noted New York law
died at Nantncket on Monday afternoon.
His remains were token to New York city and
deposited in 8b Patrick's Cathedral where the
funeral servieos were held.
. .. -tBoth houses ot the New York Legislature
passed the bill to compel telegraph) telephone
and electric fight companies to pus their wires
under ground in New York and Brooklyn
The4 CakotoBemocratie Territorial Obn
vehttoh elected delegates to the National Con
vention, they are uhinstructed. but are be
ttered to be for Tilden and Hendricks. Kesoht
tkms were adopted favoring revenue reform
according to the Morrison bill, a correction of
the evils of uus present tarm system, cita ser
vice reform, and 'a land botlntv frtr' soldiers.
Oppiringepjuptoary Jaws, and if sli(ormg a W
rency ol gold, silver, ana converuDie papec :
. 'TWY&montscHtfte tAeenDac'Oohventiton
PMiiU!Whie.d pr-
meni of tho public debt as rapidly as ' the
tooaetBbAll acetfitrtlatd iirtheTEeaWry thkt
the imVEntnmnnt shall iflgue irreenback monevt
Ffavot inters tte' nMuerc'4tBtion, add
extend tnanas to tbe anpregae vurt jcor Vf
n tnat tne greeuusus is a giu wuuw.- im
gaJtolfciNrSlbn. Baatr.skq md If
n Oiish, the faeitrve..asnrderer, was
,rJT n'er imp txi,i .inijn ftuo ae itu
t . VI it 1 V t f r l , . .1; I
wanting arong imra avenueyniejBi aura mty, ai
.noon, was n
Wm inbo a''
tittacked by three men, whe dragged
v naiiway, ana; "aner- iwuuk - mm.
choked and beat, hijn to def th. v His murderer
-' In the New' York State Senate a biB allow
ing New York city to contribute $50,000 for the
Bsrtholdi dtatue of J T.rty Pedestal Fund
Waspaseed;; d'r ;-rr' ? .: j V-:
Lientenant Emorr, commanding the Bear,
reports from St. John's generally favorable
oonditions'ia the, Arctic for the relief of Greely
end party. J '" j .'.''-- "
'ilnSoutii Worcester, lfa;;Jthe Papaehoag
mill, ownejytry Gcorgo Comptou, was binned.
The mill was 'four stories high and built of
brick.; It was need for,, the manufacture of
woolen yarn! and was runuing day and night.
tEb.i flre-rigint(ed .in the picker room,, and
of the operatives
had to jump from the upper windows. ' FuDy
20 of them were badly iujured and some of
thfm it ia fpArfid fatAllV ' t
ax-Assemblrman. was
sat 'ex-Alderman and ax-Assemblyman, was
surrendered in court by his bondsmen arid
east tolhe Penitentiary to serv the two years
ceutenoe impqsed upon j him by the Court of
General Sessions id May. . ' - ;
s -4.The .Grand Jury of dncimtsn report their
findings in ui not matter witn mty-iour m
dictmnts. -r- ' - - ; - . ' '
T Captain I Monro, j of 1 tho .' City -of Some,
positively denied that any. signals 'Of distress
wereobserved on board the ship Louise or that
any eigsals at ..all. were raised by-the bark
Theresa, which vessels bad on board the sur
vivors of.the SJwte of ,Horid disater,;:-' A;
The - witnesses -who acknowledged their
pel-jury in the Hut-Sharon ease in the San
Francisco Wal haveboen arrested and placed
under heavy bsu. f-,.v, - ' ., r
Two fatal cases of criminal negligence on
the part of druggiats pecurred in Pittebnrg. ; j,
.. The Seymour Satin Company, of Minne
apolis, is in the hands of 'A receiver. '
3yrue H. MeOormick, head of the great
barvester manufacturing company, and one of
the richest men in Chicago, died Tuesday, aged
75, He had been an tovahd for several years,
He. was never known as a politician.
The Governor of New York vetoed the
Broadway Aroad or Underground lUiiroad
m 7 1
Caan Axjixaitdbb, tbe Emperor Frahels
Joseph ot. Austria-Hungary, and ot'ier ro . er
eigns and leading statesmen will probably
meet at Nic this summen.' h . - - . ; .- i ,:
Mja.T PaskA, tha great - Turkif h states
man Who deposed tbe Sulttn Abdul Aziz
and-was afterward convict ;d of hu murder
and sentenced to inipri onment for life, is
dead to his sixty-tiard jear. 4. . -
" ,Th Norwegian "bark Theresa, having on
board the remainder of the survivors oftb
collision between the ste m shin State of
f loi-ida and the bark Poaeina. arrived at
Quebec : .
; 'TTnxurs! and China have sismed a treaty of
peace, tiie latter agreeing to w ithdraw her
troops from Tonquin, and the form r aban
doning all claims to indemnity for loises sus
tained daring the troubles between the two
ntionsl,i.::.,..i:J,;.;..,'' ;;. i' ..:."';:-
In th Senate Gen. Logan, from the Military
Committee, resorted favorably the bill to nlaee
Gen. Grant on th retired ha V with tbe rank
and full pay of General of the Army, and ths
bill was paased at once without oeoate.
The Indian Appropriation bill was amended
and passed by th Senate.
The' House passed the Senate biU to provide
a eivu government for Alaxka. -There was a
spirited debate on the bill providing that no
Territory shall form a constitution, or apply
for admission as a State, until it contains a
permanent population equal to that required
: to entitle a Conereeff district to ajsmeaentattve.
Messrs. Cox and Potter, of New York, chair, "
ptoned the bin, bat u was finauy tableau
,.;.Mwr from twenty-one tp;1 ;'
age may frequently be ff-ih:
in tne streets ox Angr
ts:
x he new city nan. .. - r
rmadv cost S-s.i5l.(jC ' i- ji
One of b features y.
be 830 feet high;
-.!t
naa,as appnsnuoe wiu .w.-.,,.
j . ' : fA.
for
'Anotr Sf,400
about the auarrieS
which ' about 5O0 .
shipped every month.
Th world reports
-ef thesa ithe Unite
Buima has lL9i2
"""i""ll
swenty years. AV; ' tNWi' i
persons are employed ip ad i w , ' -,-i ?y. t- S frat V ?
of Rutland, vt., trom r -v v v .'.:: '-. V ,,4 -i
carloads Tmar. ..- " i "V svf V V:'.' ? ,
thatithasw.;, ;c in;f4'3
featov
the number named wfll W?C Ax h$&ZH X i f
this season..- : T V' Tvi.V?UiV j frsteK'-'. C o
A heavy frost took place to Wisconsin.
ATbtoS nswro murderers were hsnged at -
Greenville, 8. Ov and two white men for the , .-
worn miwi aauiano, Uiao; , ,
vAman axtasted in Philadelphia for ma-'
practice, was foutu dead in hU celi- ' "
rpiia Aaav AAKnf.M. ' " ' ' -'
-AAia wem wSLuayi (jr. Titltt sMll IITtITtIT ' J- '
togcompanles for AptAi Vnranted to 8,828,209 .
tons, an increase of 816.499 tons comnared
u mm uwKyuvuwo mvuia w iwi yw
There wer 187 ' fatlttMS and Uspenaionr .'.
In the United States' reported to the agenct -Soring
th past week,, against . 132 ia tha rT
Mdi iwAAh. and
a im, 119 ana es in tne ee" ,
rponomg weeks of i59Sii8ffi? ana v
, --It is rumoredTIn Paris that rrinc llia
march urged China to concludea peace with r
franee, and that therein he was influeacedby .
a benevolent and hnmau motive.- -
The court martial assembled at Pamplona,
Bpain, to try the banditti' recently captured in
a fleht at Navarre, hae sentenced them to im
prisoument, with hard labor for life. '- i
f A family of six persons'wsi murdered ai
HueEsas, a town of UaUeea, iu Austria. . Obs
child hid and so escaped. 'The motive prompt
ing the murder was robbery ..tEhe. jBiwaresits
MKHTtAll. . - ' ...., V 1 vs. .w
. . The Paris .Tempt, hat -a dfopatch from
Aden reporting that a revolt has occurred near :'
Sena, and that 800 Turks have been massaored. ,vi
y An earthquake has oooarred in Turkey, to
the region south of .the Sea of Marmora.'
Bom damage was done at Pandemia and Er- , f
dek, to the province of BrouS'a. Tiro slight
shocks were felt at JSalikeas, but no damage "
WAseauBed,.,-. j t rj '.
. Of the toaas ef the Marine Bank, ' a little ,
more than $2,003,000 were made to Grant & ,
Ward. Of these, $800,000 were made on good -securities,
which- are available. Tbeie are ' 1
$800 . 000 additional made on aeeurities which ;
are believed to be in good part rehypothecated. .
and about $900,000 loaned on noseounty wUt - t
eter. '-sv ;-.u.,v-., T
As ilkwtraflng the profitableness of, tbe
Oratit A Ward pool, and Indicating where ta
. reeeiptahave gone, attention wa ct(d So the ,
fact tnat witnin lees, tnan nre years rrara nas . 1
acanired at least $750,000 to real estate. , Fita
about 11,000,000, U. B. Ursnt, Jr.; $500,000.
and W. 9. Warner at lead $250,000, a total hf
$3,600,000.- m ;; ;V'';-.
Among the heavy loser by the. failure are t
mentioned the fouowing, though of ooneee it i
ia impossible to get ary accurate account of ?,
the losses until the several statement! are com-. - ' '
pleted : Erie, 1,500,000; Nickel Piatoi f J,- 1
400,000; Buffalo, N. Y., aul Philadelphia,
$150,000; Work, $800,000; exdenator Ghaflee, ,.v
$600 000; First National Bank, $213,000V War-It"
ner, $700J0; New York city,41,'5l,T3ob;'r H
loses 1.B00.(K.'0. Gen. Grant about $300,000. i,'
Col. Fred Grant, Ulysses, Jr., and Jesse at
least a half million each, and Ward estimated
himself as worth a million . when tho crash,
came.-; ' H ' ' .- -:- t,; ' r-.
The 'German 5 Anti-SocialLit law has been
adopted by the Beiohslag. Y -. I . '
The Swiss elections resulted in aConserva- -
tive victory; all the government measures were
rejected.' ;-.?v. , -,.,:., t ," :;-:;, -s, i , -'
Zobehr Pacha deolares that he will hot rest
untifc he has kutod .Ctoneralflardonv. c; 1
1 afcs-A.treatyof peace.habeenslgnedjetween
France and Ohina. The latter agree to With- '.
ditroopjrroma'ontuB f
. -r-At a mrtlenalhjt meeting at; Waterfprd. Mr.
Davltt sigued' tfnrtiive-yea'iret'W6md'ije (i
jtMas cbmaneitiB l era. rf ..r , '
T. Snamsu flour naercjhaina'oomplaui of the
treaty-wita Vhaumua states in vogaru to amaa.
Mf-lmm ahdthb insurncAvtiniie
f to iilT-kfeitA ionffrte8:.'gtkitt Xeeidltat
Geieaalesw autnamty.. onai:aor JO01
- '
,iujrj r..vs s wm -zaiuora vwefvoxw ipjsuimu
mntjOTiinmuorawBewpiipriiHeu s
tor iTfaig ptripsted , S
t Enii goviernmwii ha?!njtr-
muiea 10 huu reuei nuwuuvii w i mrw
dan in Jury. "Chtne'' Gordon has toad a
SBOcessful sortia from nnartoum. , . : r .
-The struggk between the German1 Im- -periaX
voveCTment and tk German Xiibarals v
becomes daily more bitter;
'-Oorresnbndeutit at' Haiphong cable the- re "''.",
1 newal of hostilities against the Annauute and , -i!
Chmese pirates, ip. Vat mountains the French r'i
captured a fptt,?, -:-1 iJ" t
.. .-utbreaka; between th aoidiers. and aa I
tives at Cairo are of daily occurrence. It ia ,t;
reported that Lord Woteeley wiB OBminand.th -'
October expedition to KUiaunv frv'i'
" The Emcress Of Chink annrOTeS of neaee s.
lhwafrflMAiHid Ws&m&--hJil??'3.
A band of .Persian nomads kave plundered
National Omvention,Jor,s the1 Antl-
MonoDohsts' nartr met in Chics co. The plat
form calls -for the enactment and. vigorous
executionof all justtowa and eqkallty in rights,
burdens, privileges and powers; asserts that it ,
I is the duty'of th .Ooverntoent to-t 'onoe
regniAte commerce mug.Dj,BBj wwu
bureaus of statistics must b estobhshed; the -. ;
nationalDight hour tow most be enforced, do- - ' ',
mands the payment of tbe bonded debt as it - '
falls due; holds -that ' to election or United ;
(UJu Kimm.m hnnhl ba hv a direct Vote ftf '
demands tnat to tann, -wmoajs ti y ,;
people, snau oe so jeview an .o mw,. , , v-
M-possible upon the necessaries if r X , . L -
nounces the present tariff as coin, ; 1 - s
the interest of monopoly, and dec'? , f-
be speedily rsduoBdV- - j '.i yx , i-f
Skcebtabt FRXW!oirrftKS,he4 e fupbV4 , -
lection of mosaics.. ; 1 , 'V'i-
PranCm' Mubpht has boeu' holding' tenV, 4. :
peranos meetings in Chicago. .,''; .
Hkitrt Ward Bkbchkb hae been thirty
seven years With Plymouth church. '.-r' t
Vox Cablos, the Spanish -pretender, fa
sta
ying at Naples, under tha name of Cpuaf
IjUcar. -, . '",-; '
do
Thokas Bast AiAatcd, the American
author and poet, is fair and slender, with at
fine profile and a blonde mustache with waxed
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Lord Tknhyso's' wife has been an Invalid
for tho past twenty years, and never mixes
in general society, as .she .is unahl to leave
her sofa. - ' - . , c - g
" Tnn Esirl of Dunraven, in a paper In the I
Nineteenth Century, prtmounces the United w
Btates Senate "the stoongest, most efficient i
and -most capable legislative bodVt te Abe
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ber from North Carolina, fa; a graduatef j , (
Harvard and a lawyer by profession. H fj W
Uves in good style, and has a white tutor for . '
his chikbren.' . , , f y i r
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to his signature when, solicited for an auto
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graph, "itaty done is tbe soul's fir aside."
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two wealthy Gertniu iwpresentokives ia Con- :
gras, from Michigan, were born hi tho cams
town in Bavaria and afterward were - poor
clerks fat etorffli in Kalatnaaoo,and Bittt (
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