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BALFIGH. W.C , DE;. 5, 1891.
The late Judge Jeremiah S. Black
was famous for his prompt and ready
answers to all questions, and many
of bis responses have become histori
cal. None were, however, more to
the point than his definition of a
" ring." It is well known that Judge
Black was not a favorite with Chief
Justice Sharswood, and at one time,
while arguing before the Supreme
Court, Mr. Black used the term 'ring.'
The Chief Justice who, as was his
custom, was walking up and down in
the rex r of the other Justices, stopped
and exclaimed sharply: " Mr. Black,
wbat is a ring r " A ring, sir;" was
the prompt repponse, " is an aggrega
tion of talented but unscrupulous
men banded together for public plun
der."
Yesterday a crank called at the of
flee of Mr. Puss 11 Sage, one of the
New York millionariesSand told him he
wanted $ ,500,000. Mr. Sage attemp
te 1 to get rid of him by postpone
ment, when the man threw a dyna
mite bomb at him. The xnlosion
killed the iutru W and three others,
besides destroying considerable pro
perty. Mr. 8age was slightly injured.
The Raleigh Methodists are pleased
at their new piepchers, and so are the
Wilmington Methodists so far as we
nave beard. The Durham Methodists
Trinity have got the greatest
preacher in the Conference so far as
we know or have h. ard, and the
ablest Presiding Elder, who resides
in that prosperous, driving manufac
taring town. Wil. Messenger.
Caught Like a Bali.
A dispatch from New York says:
A miraculous incident happened at
Williamsburg yesterday. Mrs. Kune-
garde Fushman went to the butcher
shop and left her baby boy, George,
asleep in the cradle upstairs. Soon
after her departure, the child, anx
ious to see if its mother w a return
ing, hoisted the window, leaned for
ward and tumbled out. At that mo
ment, a brawny German, who ref used
to reveal bis name, who was passing.
happened to look up and, seeing the
baby come bouncing down like a ball
caught it. Neither was hurt and the
mother, when.she heard the story of
her boy's escape, was the only one to
weep.
A Water Cartridge.
m A recent English invention is a wa
ter cartridge, some very interesting
experiments with which were recent
)y tried in an English mine. An ex
plosive charge of tonite is placed in a
tin tube of a size snitable for a shot
hole. "The tube is filled with water,
and the cartridge is suspended in it
by means of a wire epnnection with
the detonator. The tube is securely
plugged, the cartridge placed in the
shot hole and ratr-med in the usual
way. The advantage claimed is, that
when the charge is exploded there is
SO flame, and consequently no dans
ger of igniting gas, while at the same
time the coal is not shattered as in
ordinary blasting.
At tests mae with the cartridge
tfWM ordinary, jjhpts were flrqd into
the coal with four ounce charges of
tonite without flame being observed.
In a severe test two blown out shots
were tried in hard metal with no in -dication
of flame, while as final test,
loaded cartri ge was frted on th
mine floor, and aga'n there was no
indication of flame. These tests were
regarded by the mining experts pres
ent as conclusive as the absolute!)
nameless properties of the cartridge.
Bow Indians Prepare Grass
hoppers.
When' grasshoppers are very abun
dant and in prhie condition the In
dians dig a bole, build a fire in the
bottom of it and drive the swarms of
insects into it from 8 11 directions.
Then they cover the opeui- g with
blankets. The hoppers thus killed
are taken out and put into bags with
salt. Afterward they are spread out
to dry in the eun The wings and
logs are removed before rating
Washington St ir.
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Farmington (Mo.) Timrs.
We met our old friend, Mr. Jese
Faton, on the street the otherd.iv,
and he told ut of a wonderful egg his
daughter came across a short time
ago. On breaking it. she discovered
another perfectly formed egg with a
shell inside of it. It was about the
size of a partridge egg. Another gen
tleman standing by told of a curiosity
in the shape of a double chicken that
had been batched on his place. The
backs of the twins were united, and
while one would be standing on his
feet the feet of the other would be
pointing upward. When growing
tired of this position it or they would
flop over and stand on the other feet,
the position being reversed. He said
the chickens lived several days.
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