Lucknow Sentinel, 1893-12-01, Page 7•
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((WAGE OF CARDINALS.
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Slow. it .- is:- i eetvedede • as . to seta.tioneeitv,
• - Etes.,4,-.Ciiabers- 7.- of V' ar liat,ore4ting
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•• ereeeederee ite • heteesteeta -e- vtliti - Alm-
' Elliiiir' - ---::: ' - - •- --.
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..-ng. feehre_healeli.eit 140-
,X1Ite., - -. tbe ' . reeeist
- ei;aikoti9 -in the-..-Cellege-
--44. eardiiaal* - and:: the-
r7l.nted perribte:-....01.the-
Ge4,Tnin - arid .Atistelen
..etiperertsti - to", . Iiiepare--.. f
!:it-i$,Itt-le. .the....etedtien; of
-ea, ..-Gilli)sa. fiO -the; ' iii4t.
- sAceetker -,,o1::;-lab. -Potei
beiviereyiye&-dieeateien
-, etithe ptotbie`p rsonacity and-,natieii4lit,y
er).f:- the ettitlure- :tzeatzbeth', :-.4 - the- •-.Papa4-
Thterte-..-. .-'Tte-Poparilitasett i!,t repivied-to be:
, Kiiiieus abeniyhis.an,-cess ir and, leften vpealts,
.efiehe.de-ettia which be fe0t 07 be itie.*r;,.;:.,
The n),Vrix eree..,E4.cardfnals IneIntle- sei-.
- oral prelate& of bti..ropt.uctug-alit.?,ti y-,-. meteblY_
Vresearyte -Log*); - -lc,,Opp,-- .. -.b.falagola. and
.Guariele bite' thy d. !ti:FE, - t ji &Jr .0biel linport).-
•. atice fiera he feat itteet their. creation .re-:.
-sterif_B the Wziitec; bel*Ob. 00. feidito._ 8134
.itetlian 64ril-naiil wliich -tetmed at one. titee
to' be envelatieti•e ei ... 7 _ •
• If We. count Lupien_ ,Iletitiperte, horn set
Rercii.e; ao' I, aliat%. lird .Teetaii •Ziglitt-ni,
-.been in C ,ee-,,,e, aktrIrFeCrxichAi#44 -there aro.
at: tTeirS n '. tee.........ie tittered' deirege - .... •-
• :_-.35 letieeeeieeiee 28; FOREIGNERS,
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iseraisserp Air trui: 'iTririonsESa.
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Which exist" between the •Qtairleel , and the
•Vatitien.e Se, notwithstanding his great
erudition,:_iihnity and -virtuee it Is adnetted.
that the.' Archbishop :ifBolegus does toe
enjoy; the Synipethieseife the .higher .hier-
exchy, who are - eald te dislike r• eine-Pn Ate?
Client of hie- Modetatiote. end -liberal . mind!
etinetie, - • • . - : ;
t -A third nromiteerite'caudidateie Cardinal
Parrodte. President of tilieCollege �f Oar&
Shill under 60, he le clear-headed,s
erudite- and lifigeolette, and le -noted -fors_ an
enterpriongeoptrit,--whicie :Might ,reisert, to
vigorene inz1- even artotteidate-meesureeefer.
the rehabilitation of the-PapailiiHe Welds
no doubt,: obtain the -voice) ot, : the • ten
-French Ordinal*, for ho maiiie :no secret et
hes avneeethee -for• z Fience and -6f his, dislike
for Gernitaey and Auseilie Thiel. Very feet,
• however, *Veld be lit el et. tie-- array spit 0
hirnnob only the inOderatev,.bw),elso tre
Weld and irresolute menibdre..of • the .Uitre -
.mentette p_arty,_ who ethrizike from a et-01one
sereggiet tbe .Q1211.1104, and ieottidrither
.beer tee: Ills :.ihey hevesthen; fly to °there -
that -thee:tree* reie of; .:W.hen.Arolibishett.
of Bologna he had 'klehtepatatinia as etaina.•
transtegont ; or and,opneillatibn *an thet).
the. Golterninent reTued tq..iii7.e-bitn posses-,
-slea • - of -the !irobiolitiedgal• -palace and tete
:crig'49---of- 'the archdiocese. Ha
.effett to 'teeing ..the. exequetiate :bole failed.,
Thee Peptereeogrdeieg ttie eitinetioe, trans-
ferred bile to. Rothe. e He was made A .prirthe
the Otitiretyfri. 1877, whoa.' ply :44_:.y eare
'old* - - • - - --•
OTHERS WHO-, ABE _ELIGiBLE; •
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'IX thee eseitere bee Eeerich.-- fear + Seatilth
.foureGerptaite tbeee Ansieo-lEtringerise, le o-
. Portage:erste. two Peiisbe_ two litste- veer?.
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, North -444 the rieWil; one Beglish, and eine-..Beit
•". plate, . _sOneeki . tee Poltee,.. Led.ttebri-eietk-leele :11-
7 German st...b-koti 4. ..the tiOkr.i.-. Dirreatiwskee
an: Ansi-Aerie- .., The cis : dine:1n; . Aire': . ii e*rly-- all
priegle, hub rex,-.311-;rdififit.s- ti's dew:melee. , •
Tee. reeeecetefineit are toixe . of them vf_ry
young.. ;Tee Archtishop .-of- tours is 75,
:end_ Logtie tine- Mt.. legatee the tive:youngest,
. were horn ill 1840: '-VT:oiLe: tie oii*-11bm;tto
._ tions have not iteee .ly ob.treeid ithe .cheye.6
tee ofithe Sew eil .. ollegi",. it: will -'yet _be .seen
fetiei tbe : abate t hetet). ti it 7 atpitucle: torkerd
Italy- t&trei haie be a :change during tt-e
e
past two •37.-r* -•-• At tbati tithe Fiance 7$630:
:--in the esctiele.nise .,heeing ten'. -cardioale to.
ii rep/ego/it-bee, tin.* ef -them. beleg: 1.;-.0,v-gerie
lin4-.141f. rthelled• . Fri_.0011- _ hall:, . fetnce.:. then_
been, .e.te,s dey declevg in pit e.er. of iiittefUl;
liege to her ailiette eed._G,retany; Rioteetant
2: and tepee -en tifenek, Ntiti bee heferisea'fa the
'wale,- ' Now Frat.-koehtsjyatseven ceid.irteii.s-
ieeteod -Of teiit.,..- -• 7
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.. T'IL45-:CM, Ei, toss. eicemereires io-itett. .
. Germeiey; M I W1416 «..itriiii-* at.:4 -s irlonr, _has
elaie.ed.-vibee:Fcraetioteboe -.1i se.: ._ Gienittey.„ a
' -Pritteetan. I power_ - lei,. Prooeite. • la Cetholio
owing, te Beeerie and ; , Seiropy,. seed.. ,whae,.
. ever -her+ tell' glen may bea .ohe• ierfettnidable,
tAtcl abeve .011 ehe pen ie. . eetiated„ upon" to
: follow, one steedily one line of pollee.: She
all alle e'veieb: heving, ..anit: the rlir.t.ticau
, ioeciluteeibei.. . Bu*. while tbte 1,i1 erne, the'
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........••••••••••••kmmirmili••• * •••. •
two °Ohio:ft; bar -bete,: eight Ter • ten porter.t
and Minden: . of mistetegerie ::Bun one
eaten:ice lecie .the building . alioeied
reins* ePen, and:. that iit •charteeif pee-.
*tie - unite? exercise' a strict
stieveilleneeTatter 'everybody: Oleg in or out
and prevent= thi-,\._e_ntranee -e mauler zad
petsone: •::Tbeey Must exernMet the feed
be:aught:Ur the eardinelo,:fot. thoptiipiete.of
.preventingeoutside Communkfiation 'with
thorn thieeCli this _Cliennel. •
• Three deli after the otiMmenceinent Of
the conolatei, if no result has been ebteicede
theirteppiya:of hod: le, restrieted. - The rale
-tiled to _pre -tell that if at .the ,end 4e
,diseis-ne deetion.- had been::=0(e:the _care
diode ...wee,. ,tompelled--- subeiste epee
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breed, wineandwater. But .during the:
last:holt. eintury of tire --tuie bas
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been 'much. abated and. r-ittodified Beery
moieiegead -evening the eardinde Meet_ in
She chapel, end. eiseereteiteetteiny: by *eerie
voting japers 18 iittibituted;_eteekt:to as.
oe ft,h any eilididatee bee * Obtained the
requirediniejority .of two-thirde.
-70biter-iiamee often 'Ineettiened :; cennece
e'en_ With the ths. pipet eucteleitin are these
�f Cerdinals Eter.) Felipe and -Vane
Theifiret.neixted it e venereble Man
and. an Able Vielite. •:Being _Arcihbfebope of
Turin, the :birthplace Of Viotti!' Eetanuelehe
-10.0a tilendLy terreS members taf the
Housa of Setoye an d license qtrentlY. *bite* ed
to take liberal vie*: of -tbe ° ". Sardieist_
offenotis againet the Vett:mei; This ia• the
one thingithat is apt,to--weaken hiez position
1C.dandidlati. Sea Felice-Ur:Arab litshop.Ot
bTeplese.and lefatify witeehipped by :his:peo-
ple, This Oen* eniliteiriely man turned oat
tete he n- here when the -obolere ravaged
IiiTeplee, : He went about ,fearletslei among
the dying and dead,- Working night and day. -
He exhausted his private 'fortune en- atone
and sold hie jeweled crosier.- in: order . to
help file poor. There-eye:two points- against
Cie tilt:laid:Sip Feilice.-e e. e and hiss well
known liberel • vtews• has
recently :;developed . considerable titreteithe
He tee. been Papal Nuncio to .Vienntiele.
friendly eo. Anew d, moreeter, is e
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LEARNED AND. HIGHLY ESTEEMED
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prolate:
- Thos3 named -comprise the list de preliint
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prominea b,.dendidates. for the Papacet: • Bee
iegniteptisoible that: .:weten tbe tenet for
-44 otootion colOis ...wipe- of theta' will be
eh -1)00e Repeteely- • street.' -oatididetes -''for..
the-:_hotiore-..of Stivereigli 'Pontiff betite-a
otraegiebabit- of dtatippearieg ;as thee.- gees
by, and the. Itellans: have .0 -• popular ',saying
thee) the Mait who goat Rite : consietery
teetia.pope.generally cremes:, egli a Ciar..
dinal.,_ The present Petite ffetitte :never ;dis
need as •-•ti candidate ',before ' eltiotione
Should a.tepettet. Eutopeap learelie; raging
*hen. ithieneit Papal election :is Add' its'
GREAT St M ENGLAND
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not impossible- that an Ainerloiri ;prelate
May be. oh cisea 'Pope the -Lite .:Oardinst
Levigerie le .seid shortly tefore :his death • to
bieve, ex -Pressed the itonvieetba that Oerdinel
Geib-ons, :0:Bette:none weeld• suceeitel_, Lip
on the Papal -throne. • . • • e
DEATEI !NDED IIIS FA
WIT:P.: . .$ ,00.D0 -CHRIS!.!
"irittitteleetellon. In the New eternsalent;
. 'lie • Tole s Reother-A -Vienne oi lte:
e itaione Ia. • nite7-An Investigation. . .
.-.1tONDouee Ni Iria.'Nev.
, 4, --, ITHIN2 two . miles.i of
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he -pre'ity . village
1.1.'ie:,.. t:tir:;;
rei t.'(;i5:, Pkgeniciai _ in . Mimi_
,1.: Oakeil -township., fa .0
4" 03 little hatnleb known. 'as
finyeere Rollo*. Its
intiebitantt . in - days
/ er -gone' : by -1.ieete .ititileiY
- ' ii bark :peels*" As ie.
Ede :they . were- -tall, reined) 7 men, .who
Were : '.giatets ;.- lie stirtingth . -as -- well As
In adze,- Awe* the leading ifeedenti of the
place e was. 'a...family named Kemp; emne•of
•eti,e- • memitees Hof which' had :lived . in the
vieintty for hell _a century. They were re
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*larded- se . a- qieeer, ' religious est, and be-
lenged teethe • 4 thentiog- Methodist ".olsese
Ati rietivale and • prayer-meptings they were,
alwees. in the lead, and the - Melo , 'table
e ,hool hone : and -iiebete heielinge in . Which
the limiting), wee held fel rly . eh ook when
Ono Of the -Krum beothere itioie te relete his
ateligionit experienoe.s, end. .c.).11 ' upon - the
Lied. to.:coteedewn there and thenend blots
ithern..- --- . - -- : - •,:_, ' s,
. •." . seve:HE WAS eoep TO. FAST,
i
-. -030 of the mast) ardent .ef• One religious'
fertatica -Woe . leatiO Krum, a .U3arried Men,
.witili it'..X. pbteciren, _ • -His . Wife died a
low ie. .yearii ..• ago. . Since. that time
Krum- , 'hal i: been . growing - insane on
religtone aid - with the last . few menthe
clwime _tee have ; had. riterelations . from
God.-- Inoneof these vision), he was told'
that if he wealdfest forty days he would-be
given power to walk -on weeer, He started
elniselt-toid -died yettefit (ley, . having. refitted
.:to. take i ny .1tittriebnierit or ke; attended by
.aphysielen. : : , .-- - _ • - • e
ktichard Krum, e brother ef the religious
enblinsiest, liVei en the- side of a mountain,
afreleit was. at hie, hetes).- thab: Iseec :died.
Cortes er Faller), - Of this eity, Wee -wee sum -
Meted .1 o e -hold -.en bisques% four d that i"
*peetdiae stet .d. riefigicresiffeieseexistied in
1
Snyder Kell tv._ '.The exaniiniatien wee held
at taiewidert king establielimeatin Phoenicia, ,
• se 4-fullY .206.persens, 'whoSe."cdriesitY had
.heen arepsed, eteWded the email apartnient.'
-*chit*, Who in.aleo an enthaOatti Bald.
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his beether boMe. to libel .in Angdet and
-asked perniission to + ' stay at- his home, At
the, -Same tiniet saeitigif he would net ..keep,
him he. viopid go into the --mounteinie- He
said his brother need- have no :fear that _bre
'Werildlie a burden..enhini, as the Lorateld
him tceferit forty days, and he intended- to:
•-do so. e Tbeehrotter -perniittiell:leth tie steer;
and Webs -gen hie_ lepg fasie. • - ' • •
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uch loss of Life. and Greit Dam-
-4ge to Skippines
MANY . BAD - HOMES - TO -NIGHT:
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The scihooner Favorite,..- of Ilfrecombe
was seen:last eight staggering 'long under
short caretify al endrig -nee the • Beiteith
Channel. . -Seen after ete. wee fine, tog -bled
Abe dieskjeared4ren* Vilw. a•Wadit-Lqualk
ledieeed the was .cpsieed spa filltdand
seek; trartyipg eel en board down:With': her.
-.. • This Meenitig the gale is blowing With .ute;
&bated tiger' end. in shipping and 'insurance
wales great feers are entertained for Tam-
ed* off the - coasts. - Tug' boats:that Went
out from the netts thisenerning.beve reaped
a herveete • Melee :of them: hiaveieretareed„
hetleg eite.eow dism-tiitted7 arid rud-detrese
craft of every description, .
• Among- .ehe.. dieestere .alieady - re-
ported ',ill! the • foundering of the Beibish
etesnaer Baleen a vessel of 1 84iftene be-
lensieg to Cerdiff: She:. bed. .a crew of. itt.
persene.:: s.. The *apts.* and :16 et the -crow
are belieeed to. have beenilost#.7 • Folir:inrY
have bean saved. The -steamer is believed
have beenesuelt eff-Lerdyes!..e.
The . British . beeque- Leveeetoili- ;av.af;
linec1404 itieth.e Tyne -ebbe' The
'crew, were .savtd: -by _the liffetteeing ore*
arid . the beset •goter.dize ee•-••:- •
• The citestieg toted .Jaz 6 Doaglan sehete
at ilelpe:titetiCii, Her ()raw -Wits taken off. by-
. reputed perptioe , of the . -Garman and r INTERESTING PRaC_BDITRE*
Aziebrisin Propsrors to B sours be chides of al The precedtire attending :the °hetes of a
Gormitit.Pepe elioulda be reeked 614 „Abet
lhe-hi.rtst 04 p4**Ibilitit-e. :- The: next:. Pope
„Way be arid doubtleSe. will .be fieteelly eiii:
ilerrearie iretereste, levi. ye teall signs flol.
he wilI,uot Claim a ' birthplace beyond:- -the:.
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Ithine. , ' -- _. :
The nexieP.ope„ like his - prede.ceitiora-f6e.
• - Centuries past,••;*tli_ . -up dolthtsd 4, -, be
Iteliate... end the• qUeetion of _greatest -*bit-.
•-e3t_ ii,-- Whf.ob of -the It4lan cerie.iniile
hoe teie.-.1e)- se proispece ? Aniati e wee -depend*
largely upon the probe : poliircal 1 -tittle-
- tin - of Iterope when tbe *next Pepel die-
• tit* etionree :. e_ - -: _ , . .
- IF wAIt . Dogs ig.oT. COME -. - _ --.,-
. tlie.Rtimaii- elide.: *Ili .go en i-efeieleng and
fondling." ifs, hope cif a restortatien. et tbe
temporal power. ,- If ewer -. CREDO. and the
Italians. are-deteaeed bhiese: hopee :Well-, be.
steettige-bened:and emboldened -J. -end in eitheii
: nese tee Feecred, Coltese wiit probably cheese
one 'of- its- matt. eincem promi sip g members).
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In these iiendtetaris. - garde -nal .-Monfeco
21,
' Valetta, a .. eta. greet pleiv- and. the *oen
• fidenelel. e eitieti lot 149-0 xm., :may be
ch_esen.. Ile is a. Man of. apest-elicicii-taiact-e4i
sitople :tad _loyat, *hem 7 tbe "-Realer* party
. -Wouid . eceepee. probably,_ with. eery tittle_
. diffieuity,:becatieei. he -would .bnsit --.b.imleil
priacipaly with spiriteat' Matters, leaving
to theilt-Pin .na-aii mete -ere' relating: tO__:_the
.. extern:4-gworinfient of: the- Church-. At
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any rate.;--tels is the ides -that finds- - exoteti-
ilea in:. Rome; in- regard to him, - ..Cirdhial
-"Mopieo ii Bishop.. 'el -0ittia• and • Velletele
-edeacon-of !she Sacred College: andeeebretery
. to -the Iteiy Office.. .; He .le 64'yearsi : old,
and -ID the respeet of health bite ,the advan-
tage of .all hie rie Ali.: He Is iniged for the
.--pepeey_ by _those: 1,Jitramentanea who.' prefer
• seto Meletain A21 itr-etitipet1031.13: _but passive
and expectant -.attleirde .rather :: limo .:-. to
actively_ seek
eign Cetticee.
0- inti27.1).0141ilipn- °lettere° --for!.
itte-r Prince Or. Ainstela•.
ous Aeteeseieve -
*Cardinal 110 a tee wes reirquete and -; hart
- - farnies blood: be v.einte is 'a
- hiatich of :elle • Fteie.ch- Val-tete/tea-whole
ancestor Was the met -kalett -.who, as
Greed Mester of tbei Order of 7tick,
e-ceesfuliy:defended: Melte agelest the •!fietee
7 St118.it Splietneet - IL ; -The . -Catditial -12 a
•powerful theteogiarta ,•and - expeet in. pab7
-onical Tio po.)itici, and used to
boast: that.ho-tie*an r•4d newspapers:. There
—ts; etioriger- figere in. the Catholic Church
Otani. . -
Ase other- .eoneptovoies - ciandidate
Is Oar-
dLnaI Battattline, the Arolibieltopef Bologna.-
. -He is •-68 'ram old aUct '.sotnewhat of en
but he is:Snorted by the i,•moder=
moder-
ates -whoide not *stet on the. restitution
of the whole, petelteeny et _ 'Peter, but
...enighe content themselvee with the ceacteit
d on of the Bp- Leonine City, together
with e strip of territory .givieg--ib sweat to
the-Looa. • -: - - •_.
• Cerd.letat Batesglitil was horn In Sb. :Agate_
tino Pieee eeventy syeteret ego.... There -ie
no otard teal. wheentere leseMhiett thft, present
Pelle tenipsiaMent :and' ideate-. elite
ileev Petee* le full of interest. e .Thecee.wasee
tittle When the eleetion of • .tbeinipiemie head
of the Church .was veatedin. the _Cardinal
Bithop, •i! with -the .00e -remit of -Abe.other
and eleigyeand people of ReMeetiev-!
Jog also the honor due to the Kteg of the -
&Matta PI Buis) this reciognitioir Of a kingly
. • . .
and imperial: tight' to interfere' With the
Nips& .-eleetions :wee the. ea;inle of endless
eeouhieee - -It .previ d to he a fertile source Of
%sett Pepe and -oilier eexettenit and .fiaetly
beciame so inteletable -thatMexander 111.
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tookettVeyfrone the imperiallino the ?Zee*
stwidi' to • Papal eteoietee. tied e 'geneial
weal ilater o hel d at the!Leteriti, decreed
t he electioe. ahonid -honed-14W 'rest. With
ehe cerdinials.alone:" -.This Lateran eireeree.
Was confirmed and - detelopedAt the .eiteniteil.
• •Lyone,. presided ever tof Pepe. Gregory
:X:, and en..alt eteistantiet features of--. the
:eitscieline-theb leid down; etillebtaietela ell
Papal .eleotions. •• -
a. life-feetiiig crew.; * a •
• Many mine; -- Casualties beim .te-
-period..
Women• ...kee 44etting Tali. re • .
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who inemedialee;liody. oreiteneentlea whiob
eheceesithe heed of the Ceurche is Called- a
conclave; Viet er ball which
such:contention_ is held. Is -else designated-
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by the genie itietieee. conclave:a: '
° THE ELECTION OF A,- POPE •
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.,niestibegin ten dayeafter the death of. --the
'lest incninbent -le is provided 'that • the
el action either delayed nor .. pre,
oipiteted ; fthsit the :electete. shall he in no
-fear:for their perionalealety, and that they
-nmet not be iseibjected-- to any ,e*ternal per-
etuittion casting their 'Vete, iIminediately
upon the death et, a Pepe -one, of the.eiecte-:
tarifa- el. the Saered C liege neeifiee each-
Cerdinafel the Pentiffe nclesnmi
mens him to the cli*. whiCh:the Pope
breathed -his last.; • - Tbe. must take
place in - the seine- eity--. where Ahp;deathl
occurs:, Shedd Lee.XIII. go teeMedrid.far
an asylum, ei has beeieretienily ineeved, and
die there, the.-ciencl%ve to elect his successor
Would. therefore beheld In Madrid. Within
ten dayee the eithcletie, must be.oenstenoted
be the.Vetietta at Rome, .6r -some ether suit
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Able building if it be heldinAnother
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telit voonOLAVni-
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‘have
.A7ceinereitierees_eci forty-by/010We a,visaatife
average • leegth. of , the Americati *Woman's
skirb ; eove the aieseagels Jetty- five f Model
-dterisee _Wade. in Pieta have to bielengtheaed
-fee -ce stem rie. The French woman is pre.
verhielly inhere), and tier Weaslee. -theorem's.
With age. in - Nee/ York the: iinproiemeat
of the sex -le remarkahliti. -.Whitler the
mid die -seed ,women ..0.11evt ,incliriation
tit grow • ::britedir iierose ;the hips and
shoulders . titritegb," -the arm, fre-
quently disfiguring . itiorpera-
-tiope • through latielent eead itidnigFni
isbito _We, 'the' graduate, the
the.
`iitiieessiey eteitnen,-,: :end 'the. debui antis.
grows- 'Mogelikii- the .,Engliek- lady elegy
leer; - Net- only le the - filen ,twoe o f our
lychee Jonger from-1AI waist down, bee -tier
.waist is getting lortger, her chest fuller arid
her llinhe naFrOwer, . 'She is agile
and _compadt, :and light - and. - grape:fel-4+
patitement/.. - Thte long Weide., skirt
and _ rabbletie b.eletyle due to phytical exer-
-ciefie-po rticelatly tenni4eyteg. quote
an eheerter who has omittedetehlie- • to. do
with theedieesing _ Of. the Be* genetatiftee.
the:woman aline periodhits jumped
int ciegeod condition, and .601de:bathe.- have
IthiPt her go.
TIN '-STORM,:.:,
iptain Drisko's Bride Washed Over-
eat But Saved.
WEEK: OFTERROR AND HUNGER.
--
Attired in a Snit Of thieneefitothes the Newly' -
Wedded *tie sitared • eiiet; Suffering ni
iheeitpwreeked-vrew--eteitenedehe :the .:
Mexican. ,
New Yom, Nov. -- The United State,.
otaiser :Sea Francisco .reeorsed :about a --
week ago; its .-dest,Infolon :thp iteriber-e.
water -legged itibounerDrieke, -
South Coest, by .tbe povel method -_
.14 raniming, :and teid but • the -eequeleof a:
thrilling tele of hardship 171 which a woman,
and a bride. At ,thet, bore . tbe eigere of a
,etorin and destitution. Ihiat -wavy proved
feed to tible.bediedsiamen. -
IewitiOn.-Oitobee 8:11 filet .Ceptein. R. .
Di bike, Jenepport„ Mi. . takitg .
cargo at ;Charleston, S. , .0., Iser jamaica„,
planned -to take his newly' wedded wife on. -
the voyage for a w.eddipg trip. They :Railed ..
that deyiewith a scre.w • of ,tix men, in the -
fee° of fair weather .indioetione, •but. when
night _tame fiti, it brought rain E.quttlis which
.dvveleped tr40 as:140M that.nmee -neeereery
tateening down of the .hatchte- meet -reefing
et suili`eseile efeweeie....ca,rried to 'steady :the .
-ehip.. . _ •
-TO sumo IONS MIRs.T.S CLOTHES,
.At.midnight there was .ft hurricane,. an
tbe .captain hole under tress -reefed
spinnaker and:. mainsail. The wind Oen..
tinned te.lborease in :Violent°, and at -day-
breek the ;high seas. threatened te aftwarcep
the teasel. - She was put about With diffie
:V.PehernMittiethdto scud underbare pelese
csptaID want
below, • and, - 'giving his 0110. -stilt-
of hie own eclothes, :directed her to put
them re); knowing that the -wieret was
likely to •Aappen,. and that she .ivetil4 be
tees hampered by-. wind and • water if hie
feats were to - be .realized: tehe had 'hardly
'donned her -eitesnge costume when A wave -
struck the •.hip and Whew her :sound
broadside -to the :sea, Which .watbed ever ter
dealt's' and into her .cebie.
'The., captain ..elintiNred out 'en Week, -
;dragging bie, Wife after there
tying - a' ;kepi -.about her *Midi she 'matle tt
fest to. an treit rail, which ran .ateaji the
tep of the -deckhouse. .giant Wave at
thee moment itbrew the teasel -on her beam
wide,. ,.before ihivright ed the captain
:disctiteeed that his :wile bad diertippeatede-
He .had allowed too .rtueh. slat* rope,: _It-,
was still Peet, • however, and he Wart able to
drag her beak bruised end eiheusted,
, e -
ALL )1A11-136-14811...ED TO THE. PEOKTIOITS:
The gaiter! 'teenaged 'toe climb- to the
weether:. eel!, and, under directions of the
otstitelo they .ontetway the Weather rigging.-
Ae:000; tali; the Maite-snapped and went by
the heeedeehe eebeenet at the lame :time .
teealeirg hereqeilibrium. The were
'tRIED TO WALK oN-TE ette-eilie flood, • iitta
eveter " and . all *hands lashed
themeeivei to ehetop of the deckhouss, and
tberelib.0-stAyed without food,and balloted.
-abotio.by the sterol, which continued with
-nnabv.tal fury until the fourth „del out,
when ili.iinteted down. Then a ratline, who
doeteliit o the dab*, . managedto nada can
Of meat, and some bunting,. :secured in a - -
sail beg. was ireprodsed :bite ;a distress
isignal., Far seven ;deeteethey waited. On
the, meinilig' '• of tbe 16th a bark
was Ifightc41, brit roan les .* disappearing
sails. showed . the castaways that they
were net eeen. Hope was waning' When
toward'. eight,: the lights of a steamship-
Vzsre discovered. : Ib came; near enough,‘ -to
seer theme eIt was .the Mexican,
-Captain' '
AlexanderP. + frsein.• Ni-ve Orleans to
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SAVED AFfER_sEyEN DAT%
The shipwrecked people were taken
.abeardeand were hardly More than made
comfortable *hen another ittorm arose,
Which Madethe ,siteanietis :pastage a telpPee-
-taims one of Wee- _weeks: She orrtirtd at
Ltverpoll eleget'en• day' overdue. :
United States Consul JEND200 E. Neal took
the Om:led In (large, and they returned to
this oonntry. :en the .Etruria. Bsfer-e Ms-
departure for his liSmes in Maine .toedeyt _
Captain Drink° was -seen -itt the South Ferry -
-Hotel, and told ' _Story. His wife . set:
aerie by and held her face very .oleata to o _
bear ,she was reading when her husbindtpld "
.of her experience In man's attire,
.7' Every few days Becherd itdv tied is bit' to
-eele but het esitiVely reineed, oqiug-..bo
teiftli4:44 odtdi -Chriet.". After Jesting .
tette, days he ate a ieer meale, and then
proceeded to a emaI etreene-pear the houree
:end attempted to walk upon the- water, in
acc.ordatiefe-with li-hee &Weed revelation.
-Weak and emaciated front- the long last,
:and drenched to the:Skin and.shivering from
hieji#emptIhto. walk 'upon-. the 'water, .ho
'returned. tee brother's-.: house, -and looked
--hinieelt in & keen: and. began' .teeprey- fev.
.Vezielye: His exhortatiene.-ocnild bieheird-
eotieidetablei -dititance, and Pereollo driving
along the read- near the haeutie. stepped. to
make inquiries as to the 'cam* ,,Th.OZ-'111/p0
'00"y- the :lapin° Maw tad his:.brother thae
God had :638We:red eles prayer, : and had
dieected him to fatie fifteen scleyeloegereend
be granted. Waheenthe
eleventh del, of ther.sidetid efiebe-When he
meow - • —
Anstenieare Sineeets'es...
- Sine higimeggittiSofgold have:been' fouled
ID Neit B134.th:.wAii. • _Among the principal
were a ',tease.. :et .:gold Jotted on theTuemi-
Riest kettli field8 In Jnlv, j.185'1,4nd.W.hich
rieighed106jh, Or 1,272 -eine :In- Novein7
eziereitifite--eit. Berrandeng;",:_Oeit .0 iange, .aa..
°thee nueget was feindwetiehe when melted
ab the'. Sydney in1ne; geve..1,1.82.ei 6.de/ie.:of
vete tolde-of : thee. -vales-. if x4,389- 8s. 10&.
A.:third ititiggete Called ennene V211._
Seid in 8,./dn.ey., *1.801 .fer .£1,156 In 1880-
and--1882-e,iiiteIrel rnuggets .which -were -lune
earthed etr--.Ti! mere -Weighed • frOnV-4,09- to 139
and iii ng,igete-- Were lennd..bl!
sioki re in.everious partitote theseettnery, four
of Whigh,:ieeeighine tenpiatiVeiY.;57..iitte 26.0,
•fie ebtaltied-abe
liatgretes ',atKt.--f0sObe4-,,AvOtglifitit 30 oz,
at LimeiteetifeCteeitii....-:To
weighing ioeiy-,:,4460vei.ed:
that --Aar leTotiericl-.:130,-401 he. Mtidigee.
d ititriote and --$0 Werth -abet -it *1236; •
'
On tenth day salon* mise Is paid, at
theyowled:onif which theemardinals forne
ID proceasion arid -March te the conclave..
The:canclate le open to the public: during
the whele Of the first day, and filendipt ths.
deotera are parMitted -;teetleie then), At 9:
eeleek theli ever:deg the elchnitd•
everybody hi -turned pule •eicepe the •Oar4i-
nals and s theirignmediato attendant
• _ . and0io.
visitere tire•:allowOd . to -.enter the _portals.
-age* the elecitien If _a. Fopshas
been declared. , The- cobelevfe 12 under,
the eabeolutee -Charge . oftwe guardians.
. .•
Dee- of: these 10: a prelate, of . stand-
ing
previeuslt •sekettfcl. by the Sacred
-
College, and is oallad the gevernere ..• :The -
ether Isa prominent- layman Whose
offield apeellatien.-00. inershel.e. Etich . car -
dinette allowed to heee two Mernbertief his
eesiderili household 'in pereeed: attendance
upon -.him. A number' of ether:attendants
'and irtiner ..effielale ate:alto there 'isst the
Stateg,lionees:WEigianik
• • DID_ NOT LOSE MS FAITH
The °idyl person. at hie bedside was bill
---brother Richard, tO Whom hie dylug, word's
Were - ' - o ' _
am'eteing..an I Will meet' -you
• in.the New'iJeensaiem, Walking in the beau-
tiful sere* of Cold."
Auteagelte Wititeesesewern were a man
named eCeep ell and (4.'11...Millhent, Who
Iteleeged tie: the dente °Mardi were
-iiitimete friends -6f the insane man. . men.. Hav..
heard of . ettange balIucIna
tioli,:thOY went to -Rieharcri. -helm -,tO visib
• Mw. : They '..edvieed bhp, :to take obato
nont.islunent, but hardened to de .While
engaged eonverseticiei :the chimney from
etonitiaarin :teak fife:- :said to his
iteMprinionee . • ee.- . •
"Let it titre' : •If lt buena- traivii God will
IrtiiirLee )enother. temple."..
Wet sifter inidnightltiet night when the
jar" refiehed a verdiot 'Oust deatAtevie tensed a
by Startationfregerelgions initenitye,
Was burled " • •
Netwithstandhig.the rietriber eat _Wiped.:
ant. properties' that changed hands. the-
'eighteen,- it. nUy - 'Moly etei etiefirted Quit_
never • Were :there :Mere historic heneee-
the market) than at. the..prepent time.
leen, . Tlendingbani, Stedlev and Goodeich
.Castrett, the • Ahheye. lof Co.mbermeri andi
blettoni...liengrave=. Hall ande:Esher :Place
are known to all students de history, *yet:
they are :oily a few of the. aneiiiiVbreildingi
ID -the betititty theCere. new -fee` 'sale. _By
no Melina tbs.leat -*portent's' ift'the
lateeb-_addltiOne‘.71.,Benwell '41theY, • limit
VirOsten.8404/lari:- ';:•44easear-,-- Alfred the
Gieat's .biographer,,Wal-Abbrit of ,Banweit.
The Original etrtiOtiiiiiWas destOyed byrfire,
;but it was •-restered 'and :made a biehop'o
palace in the: middle-.. of the 15th oentury,
The Manor of Blinivell has -been.* the pea,
email** .ef thi3:Biehess -• of 'Beth'eed Wolfe
eines -the. time of 'Edwaid -the --Coinfessoe,
With the exception- Of 'et, fete yew"- dieing:
the *sign of -Edward = • -:!-
- - '
The, Luoania had a very ate:my voyage,
paineegere rarely venturing on deck, .
.The.cifeen -returned -to': Windier 'Castle
froin-Bainierat teday. •-• •
at Landon have no ID
for matiorfat- the -.proelahning :Of -1..)rince
Pierre ti 'AltiatiteriVEnt pereirof
Ward's Natural 'Stibnite- colleCtioii at the
World's Fair:hail been sold tOtheColtimblan
Mlieenni •fer $10(k000'emh• -
- . an excesdingly:' 'affectionate nettage„, And is common service of the conclave,: including a. i'OhicagO said to be .0430f4000 behind ID
•• - p • - . _ • • .
greatly / • -saerist, A moniker i.frlar. to hear.Lsonfeeelonet- finsuicsi,
_ • .
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eVeiee-e-74-•
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TO Mahe- Casten Cloth Waterprititie
L't "."
d effeAtive prooeee for imparting
a waterpt oef, qtteli y to eebtop'oloth:is; thus;
.,dea.4.1be4'in. the Now •YOrk _ Dry the
-11041cT their:A*14 in a dry beat god then
.epread-: 'lightty. Over a smooth - Surface...
Wks brush :tblais painted over with--aihin
, coat of bolietli* pi; whiih, - after having be-.
ceine..terfOotly dry,' le . treated .to a :Sabena
coattetidi 'a: .eirird if necessary—plenty �f
time -hetween each for • the.
effeeei. of lbe-eopitration en .the fabric to
'beetitnetpetifeiite - After.' the last. -Coat has
been applied, If tbe surface- eentehis-sticky,
ixiiiettetelof :oniefitutth pound of shillio. to
pint etWel et viably heated "n41,:nean the
beillng peiriteedd Inc to this e _steal!, ettientite°
efliettiti ammonia.. leipaintedettter
facie; ter vi yellow ivaterp; oaf eibilettecihre
is employed', and -lor a black- 6144
black.isiftierid tie/viewable. _''Theeceloeleg
.niatter, it hi said; chii.be used There arieeteee few .ba,nicsfan the: peeifie
•Wil4 the shellac. , • 'e. " Coati *hid' ..eonld pay A $25,000, °hook en
hilace: They stick- ,:te gold. and aliver Out
-7;..T*;,.,.1.2.a.016zia.d.eirs... • -. there,and !ship. tb:e paper • east, - - *
..71i.erektii be fre. •Caite a. new :Etiglitth The Geeek meat., owning the
*
pepereetelted the -BOWL etes • - va1u at 4311hr-1rd:in: rirt es -
Le only $5a ton, iho :ere' .being rather poet.
Weesrlic Storm at Seas
•
• Att electric: ;teem lat sea le one of the
.darniing:experiencea to which a mariner: -10
expesed, babas a .thstter of _record itels Otre.
WO is. hest:fruitful - in 'disastrous testate.
As a "Stile,- ,procantions are -taker) -to
Kneed- against atreitie of lightning, lope -
daily ehe mei chant service. Ships of war
are usually fitted With lightning cenducitiors,
it -recitation Made neeeeitery by the rexeetie
pivot:alit ored amity brtheig-magatines. Bob -
thesksafegrear.ds &ie.:seldom eon on mer-
chant teeitele and, judging hy. the extreMet .
rarity wow' *here they have teen
strtiole; -jack!8 claim that he Is Wet on the
aboro during anleieotrical
disturtaectmust be adretlited.
*litre 'Emery was Retrebensibit,
, The thief Magistrates of Athens.' weeo,
chilled Methane. At firitt the. dace was
longand'hereditary e afterward for len
yenta, finally annual and elective. There
-wfire .nine annual archout; and none were.
eligikle linticitieens who -could prove three
gen‘ilittiene:of free _amnia°, s. Every -candi-
date must also:prove that he had nophydeal
&leave:that he. had been' dutiful to hie
parents, and served in the army and_pos-
esieedepropeety to support - the dignity :of
offifte. - 1$ribery wan punished by matt
'Mat the 'one bribed to dediceee to Oft•
gods static) of gold eq eel In Weight to .
.own body! ,
ta-tar'cwedb.yr'e,1.;,4,044)1.114.9PuPYllheindtlel'achearv? jthHast
lives by Ms -
• The-asi‘seed valuation of New York elty
ID 1862 wk. $1,828,264,275: The city tax
levy was $33,8215,80% -
Big gold strike reported from Dena Ana
•
Coupty,)4exi043:, -
' Bevi''ed14;•.$*- 404.elthwii Xerk, le not
frro
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