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wre killed and inlired their holing and -
shops ,
ter giepr tie- tai sac
h 9
g t e oon y,
Ovpr the World.
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Catuatelani.'
.. •
ursilvoriai t, resin
was, a opte t spicing the Mir Jot& ng
the survivors of the Jeannette expedition
Despatahes from -Patis to the London
Monro, ,the London 11:ionomaniap, wias
liTeWs. ma; ,Tflegtid*TvOriftbititaArit treaty
negetiatietis- have- ,"-virtiially failed and
endedt_
yesterday -released by Police kragibtrate
entering into recognizances not t� 4 -
dis-
turb - the congregationof St- Andrew's
"Church Any more: - - • -
•
'lhe-Qtange elapse -of David Grant against
Mayor fieaudry for false arrei3Tt ia tele
appealederid security for the costs to -be
_ ledge& The ease' will be carried to the
Privy Council if necessary. "
gentleman Was. induced to leave the
Lawrence Hall, Montreal, lest evening,
by a couple of ruffianly gentlemen, and,
:was robbed of $50 and. a 'gold watoh.
• Thelattee was returned, and the thieves
• were arrested. .
Last evening as Mrs. Depevr, Wife of J.
: D. Depew, of Glencoe, was walking to the.
depot totake the Air Line traineast, she
Wire struck in the.back by an express' going
*eat, carried a. dietailee. of 34 rods, .and
• received such injuries that she died ine
. few minutes.
• A. yen)* man named Jas. Walsh, living
• .in MarYberough,.. near Heflin,. met with .e
sad- accident Tburiday. driving
oath& horse-powerof thethreshitigniachine-
.- foot got entangled - the Wheel* and
' drew the leg in to the lilies, hotnlay
mangling and almost entirely_ strippingOff
the fiegh An. amputation of the. leg,Twill
• likely be necessary- .
Afew evenings ago some nefarious party
'entered, the .stables of Mr; !Oise!, a
fernier residing one mile_ frerd'Hollin.. and
committed the barbarous act of cutting off.
•. the tail of one of his coWs, gOnginga piece
•
out of the neck.of *water, = and Mutilating'
a beg et a third. -
• -
A number of petitions are being.circu-
, `-lateci be forwarded to the
Dominion arid . Proiingial Legislatures,
Praying that the existing law with regard
• to evidence be itinended so as to &lbw the
• affirinationa of these who do not believe in.
revealed religion to be received as evidence
'Under the , same.: penaltiest is exist at
present With respect to oaths.
;On Satiard ay a Kingston doctor wad. called
•-• to attend &mother 'and Oland,. residing on
Bay street; Who had -symPtcens .of poison-
ing.- They had been eating scanned iiahnoif,.
which, when examined by the dociter,Was
found to -be putrid. The child waa8c1b-aa
that it was thought that its life -could not
be saved, but it tallied and is new 'doing
- , The mother is bet* also.
The . Christmas' pantomime given the
• Belleville Deaf and • Dtimb. Institute on
Saturday • night Was Witnessed bya" large
. audieece, eorapoeed- of the teachers :sand
pupils and friends from, the '
pantominie and the farce indumb
• show, 'Tho School in an • Uproar," ended
• the performance, which passed off very
satisfactorily. • • = •
Ileclunan and Tuck,. Government. -rail-
way engineers,-weri thrown out of &buggy
•
and down an embankment last Tuesday
• enthe Thongs -an River, 13.0., and seri-
ously. injured. The hurts are the head.
Tucesinjuries are not thought dangerous.
• Heckman was reported 'dead . last night;
. but is alive, although his condition is
Predations. Tuck is: from St. John, N.B.;
-Heckman from Nova. Scotia. ;
_ Thevillageotortland,on_the_Rideau,
has been the scene_ of a seiniatien. 1; the
hamlet- .is a tint3rnith and also a harneeie_
maker. The former ha a blooming wife;
• the, latter has not such. .S11. article. The
• amorous harness -maker made love to - tha.
tinimith's better hall, and panted into her
gar words of love, winding ;up - withe hug
and resonant kiss; Retribution came ,f01
• the aforesaid leather mechanic, and heivasf
cited to appear before two Phillipsville
raagietra,tes. to show cause.. He responded
• and-. his little indiseretion cost him $7.50,
Which he paid- willingly. 7 .1.•
.
Some time On Saturday evening between
• 8 and 12-o'ciock the house -Of Mrs. Ashton,
it; widow lady, at Brighton; was entered
during her absence at the weteh-night ser-
vice in thechurch. Entrance was obtained
• by way of the cellar, and -a. 'trunk, contath--
-.ing: one fine English .,gpia watch, three
•• English silver Watchea &quantity of plated --
„ware and two dollars in cash, wastaken
-4,-•.b.-viay. • Thothievee were traced across the
-Grand Trunk Railway' treek -into a -field,
wherethey snaashed the trunk”- and Scat- .
tared its . contents, which consisted, begides.
the articles nientiOned, above, of some
- - - -
papers, letters, ete-',. The 'property stolen
• rang have been worth over 6150, and. was
eflpeeiEaly-priga by Mrs. Ashton :as being.
gifts from her now deceased husband..-
. • 7Sunday evening., was: -made -hideous it
:rgravenhorst by the yells and. Wreaths
fighting mob • a shatitymen. 31•110- had
, assembled on the street between two of the
-Principal_ hotels. ' -Several 'arrests were
tris4e, lidt_ the prisoners clubbed together,
•• tore out the iron grating, pulled down -the
stoves,: and , made their' way out. -of the• :,
locku .
A. sad drowning accident ()Courted On
morning about three miles from
" ItesPelet. Two boys, sons_ of Mr. Elijah
•Eagle, went 'skating on Lake,
• when One of then( named- George, aged 10
years, broke through the ice. His younger7brother gave the alarm, but -before 'assist-
ance could reach hint, the poor fellow
• was. dre*ned. His body was .recovered'
shortly afterwards. • • - : -
• On Saturday evening last a.yeung boy,
- Sea' of Mr; James:Vallee°, of 'Lueknew;
-while carrying wood - into !Mr. S.: -Robert-,
sontatantreey-end_pOsing_ the hteanyvats,
• slipped. and fell into one of thena vad was
fearfully -scalded: On removing PlOth-
- ieg the skin peeled Off from his waist to the
•. s soles of his feet- • Di.. Tennant- was 'iname-
- diately called and. all that. 'medical akil..
co:Width:IAA& been doneforthe-unfortunate-
youth; but up to .present •neltopes are
entertained for•shis recovery: • '
- _European.
'The -Queen has accepted the s dedication
of Gounod's Oratorio 44 Redemption.'"
An iron corvette, intended s for the -Chi-
ne*. Government, :has - been .enceesskint
- ,lannched. at Stettin: = -• _ _
'The .nn.roberef arrestsof pereonsehgaged
iu the. regent- sriots ' at WarsaW, is 3,000.
..Tlie prisOnerkate young The
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servants the
,
It is tepyrted that. the o t
Portuguese rept hciitsitheldhairibeeii dis-
missed On _._,_suspic,zon __o ponttectien;with
the: itiot:_te
Three members of the Ladies' League
have been - arrested at Drurnoollegher. Sev-
eral meetings of the Ladiele-Veague.-were
held in Various places in Ireland yesterday.
,- The. London Ilan Mall Gaziltte fAn St.
o
James Ottzette aPpeared'yesterd, y * penny
papers'. Their form is unchan ed.- .
The Greek eleetionsreSulted unfavorably
to the. Government. The 'Meters ••of
Marine and Finance Iced their eats:,
Tw ' lif is ion i it
import, but.the-IA
Iti..stted Fr
-Kh
an idepoiti . nneen200',. g -t
event ot r ea _ gNitsturlf h
authority . overturned they-itrelptiipar
Off,fetnallf,IO:sapp-ort restore order
and preteet himaithori4' lay, material tasC:,--
r)petaitiou: The.tenedit pleoedureand:
shareofeach Government therein heti been
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determined upon, - f44 -4-
A lettek-froral 0-,the,„Greeley
expedition tdrithe 4.rotic regions, htitte-Ohat•
theIrstesignal Ostia- pf,-.--the. ocigniliatiOn
party4hiebeen established in Lady Prank -
lin Bay and called Fort Gorget,In boxier of
Senator Geiger.. This -will_bethe_•_heak
quarters for sledge parties making-explortioL,
titans northward toward the Pole.
he death iitaimminCed ofiLDrusLielii
ferraetly Chief giasp,eitet'ittithe .S • and -
Yard Detective:Force London.-Dititkeiich
and two ether detective inspectors were sen-
tenced- 1817 trio' years' iniprisorinient
at hardiabor. for conspiracy to ,defeat the
ends Of justiee in the famous Iconfidenee
. .
ecittle, trade -heel-
,
—itireutturesefrOvertigenton
---- -A Moth -washing ch
the New_Noekrpers eterlx.4 week:
- "AnUk4tlyt. , r. gilittiiiiiired, the St.
Thoinas .. -, 0turch - tifdir ' d irhig s 4
,
advaftegeouss.): explanation • of ng•
t--dy---,7„hor retired therefroth 6L Sattjduy.,•
iiiiinglavite.mityVese,h,; anence,
, .. - ,
tai;s1.•,,W-Egat-BolileVard;tiort corner
lil'i!•gight-,Y-siith 'zittie f
'L' station. I..- Corinthian8 iv.
Thiredvertiaement was i tied. by a
-4, -
young woman rianiedi-,-Deniciiii - who sang
at St.. Themas':-..,OstiorrehAn ' had been
-recently dismissed it( ibe.44: ,:. As
_re atiyof thetmeriili ...Of- the liseit,scion,'
sieting Of jt:ftty -- ekes, lid., at s a
long,: distanCa.,•.frozni-i-.Ahe... c.uroh, - the
*rector, ,gr,_:„. Warren, -4041, =1. lunch
44
?Served on Sunday noon, tbe.oh weeding'
the . exeenie .of the luneh„ sh ',„ fureiehing
the dieheir and toWilie While -.0 ladies of
ribil;ishiiit-*.riiihihe • dielfes".,-- Tc. this lli
'i.. Ss
0
Denioreat 'objected last Stininle :` Marking
that She was: not in the habit_ i Washing
disheNteVer did it 'at hoist% 'find it :*8,13
VerY ineonvehient • Piilling off .aa,,puttidg
on her levee fOne day while trilling her
. o ormon m s ar e ,attempting g .
to. conduct services in the sub bs of Lon- `'ase an .••••• \netung m -e -n- plate she said, "This is the sagreeable
t a were convicted or defrauding 'Madame De
don on Sunday, were grossly znaltrea e Goncourt of 250,000c_____ - pgrt of our, duties3" -whereu61 another
by a mob, -"
yung lady rogarlied : You , sO, expect
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'A- letter- from :-S& P.titiltri:thurg contains -iiii-te do it for yOU; de yeti ' ' . This se:
The captain of the Britannic has been detailir'of.a;Visit paidby tvidunknown gen-
ordered by . the Admiralty - te-,pay 4go .tletnen of 'dietincition to • the commander of
-towards theexpenses- of the inquiry into -the St. Paulfortresicz•-TheYentreatellaink
-the cause of the stranding Of his vessel. . ,in piece reePleinlici wreativ on the tomb of
The President, Secretary and Treasurer the d.eeeased.Emperot, whose memorythOY
of the Ladies' League at Roscommon have said they reveredr,-Thecoininandethanheid-
been arrested. Ties three ladies arrested them; and -they.-Withdrew_ v_ittliout giving
at Drumcollogher . have been Iiber&ted on their names. - The ribbon of thi—tereatli-
bail. •• - ' bore the -'inscription: "To Alexander 111.,
Itis understood that Mr. Bradlaugh will wile issoon.t die„."._ •-
appear before the bar of the House of Com,
Mons at the re-assembhng of Parliament, delphia Ye
At the alniehedieinvestigation-at
and make e Claim to have the oath admin.yesterday, the chief 'nurse testified
that her patients were —underfed -1k
Istered• • • •- `' , .Anferior fOod. The:Officer WhO Mat P t
- -•. • . - - -
•- Intelligence hicalaeen receive 'kW meats at therainishouse testiffed.that half
pool -that theGovernor of the gold . Coast
is about to march inland. with - a farce of
native troops to punish the natives in
Piave for, :killing twee.gliglisalt, 011etOMS
officers, .--- • - . • . - - •
:A. The SUM of .$8;000 has ' been recently
laiied In Boston for the endoviment ofthe
-Garfield. Professorship in .Willianace Col-
lege. The total. amount • noW.-aised - is
-$35,000, and the, total amount l- wanted is
$50,OW' . ' -, -'' - . ;-71.7 -
'Scene cemidotion was iciiiied near :the
..
corner Of _Niagara, antiMairt streets, Buf-
falo, 01 WedDeS114 . ;•.a-fteriitioi, , .by - : the
arrest of a little fellow of 5 , r '6 years,
named jaceb Ruble, on the grormdthat he
was intoxicated. - The polideznan who
Made the arrest carried the he • off in his
,arsni
- -:: - -. 'i.a.. ' . ,-.' .s - 4 s: ',, l'IF
..il ., - - • , !'1' .
•
it is.eitatedthat in conliiiittie the --hpis,
copal Church of Maryland hail Ideolined to-
-reComthend for ordination as 'Bishop of
Beige:lore the first : colored 'graduate , of
the General Theological Seminary of New
York. The reason is not made public. .
' - Fred. Marquand has ' offered to give
'$100,000 towards theereetie .-aild endow-
- nient of a 'building in Brooklyn for the
Young-Men'S Christian Association, pro-
viding - $250,600- moreisraised befgre.
March.. - .. . - • 1.
, -
,..-The Grand Jury at Philadelp ia yester-
day called attention to the feet thatthe
number of hOusesof ill-faine are rapidly
.multiplying in the city, and are now num-
:hired by thousands. They :suggest: that
the houses be put under 'surveillance and
col:fattened to employ a physicLan and be
taxed, ' . - • ` • -
Snowden, Superintendent of the Phila-
delphia-- Mint, has recommended to • Con-
gress a new pian for the coinage ..of minor
pieces, by -Which :the alloy will be 75 per
cent cepperendt25 Per cent. nickel; five -
cent. pieces to weigh 5_ grammes, three -cents
.pieces • 3- :granite*, and one -cent li
grarnmes, With uniformity of design.
• . . • . '
The • nen-interference of thetreopeduti rig
the recent troubles in Warsaw erose from.
the fears of the. authorities that the riots
Were the precursors of: a general rising.-
- - ' ' • '
The troops- consequently concentrated in
the centre of the town::
The Spo.zush :Minister of-ForeignAffairs
replying to a question in the Certes, as to
whether the Government would intervene.
in the event of a powerful , natienr. under-
taking toprotect the rights Of [ the Tope
- in Rothe,- said that as far as he_ was.
aware iii power. contemplated _taking the
rights Of the Pope under its , srecial pro-
tection....,- . ,.. . . ,.
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An unknown man entered. & hone° at
:MulTingar,Iteland, early: on Saturday•
niorning, and, after 'greeting the family,
'shot and killed a woman named Creughan,
and fatally wounded her sister. Thereason
'assigned is that :they were. suspected of
giving infinthation to the police. ;
, The St. Petersburg Noilasiii announces
the insolvency of the- grand Society of
:Railways. and - the inisappropeiation • of.
of it should have been rejected,and_Seversk
hogsheads' of spoiled: pork "was the only
meat distributed among . the initiates for
Six.Weekst, thair.tirde- belay,- the
inmates swarming_ arourid-__Aep barrels,
endeavoring to pickout,somethiniticTeat,
The evidenee• else .1,13hOWed thjoAt supplies .
that should have gLOniefiktrthe-AiihttltiitiOn,
were sent to outside pre.
_ .
An Overwhelnal' hasPbeen.i•M,sado
out airnint Dr = SiO*14;Oli*ik7O44;;,.with:
poiso ifig Percy
a.. student in
a school at WimbI-
don, Englandr==who:_stood,... between -him
and - £3,500...,----Lamsort---whe-------had- a
diploma rim-- a - Pennsylvania inedrell
school,' we
Olieques
With nib
ladat the,,
-TlieibeY4
harViip-that-T-he---passed-
h there,Vrefoirin funds.-
q'itotred144 • yisited4 the
dila4g t;t4Witigileden.
deformed' andin er • niedical.,
care;:.---Leinionproduced capsules_WhiCh'he
saidbontained-quinine and which 'fie said
be bought in New York. The lad swallowed
°lie; Seati taken With violenibpainsand died.
Enough ;aconitewas hound. in the body to -
kill ',three- doge- It is shown that the
powders and pills Lamson left at the wheel
for the heyftetalle Contained a quantity; of
Morson's preparation of aconite, which; he
.purchasedinNevi -York. -There_ it-7-als0_, a
'charge against _him--ofz-poisor-ting_.-Perey;
John's brother, who died-thtee--yeare4gre--
The body-Willbe exhumed. This -boy died
in the prieoner's house. -
, „et, _ titer-IMOby-a-LOW.
Jonesville 4Mioli-t-degpittahl___*vd
'Rev.johir-fliecock,-XethodietnaiiiieteiT-at-
thia place,: has met a singular death: He
was feeding a• And_laatenedAtrexepe-
to his wrist. The :cow: ran away And-
drewliim shout so _violently as to cause his
death. ile-s-Was-,791-earalold-and-leam a
:wife and son. •- - -
The grounds of the Second Presbyterians
Church in St. Louis have long been e tryst-
ing place forsloVers- _Iltonples_-of sweet-
hearts ',mar seen--there:any-e,
Fred- Tonkin Waes.i-Taul-Pry;--whp-ifeht----ce
great deal of time Covertly watCbing the
young people. was lately found
:from a.bullet Wound;----:The-case7-has 7 been;
for some time -a- myetety, Now Kitity
Lamont -Confesses that She shot hini.--He-
caine upon her when---a--yonngTzman was
kissing he; and she was so angry that,
*bee her companhei-obligingly-handed her -
hi
s pistol, used it; She refuses to tell
who this lenderwas,
_
. An English sleuth houti_d;Whieli Stifle -a --
burn, England, detected withiceen•.4098
the spot where portions of the body of a
child murdered and„chOpped_upby the
buried,
brought Duitecht, in Scotland, to try and
discover the, spot where_the_bas, ofthe
SecitelL-Earl :era -Word, which waelielen-
frotnits vaults, may-liaiinTheilh---buried or
hidden. "t_irt the Earl had been in his
graVe HO lOng_that-.-ther-if is not thireceetof
fresh blood, as in the Blackblitn. cage, to
guide the hound. • _
_ _
afflicted her Bengal/it-soul that,
on the plea of ill -health ; but -
she asked to be taken back age
a -geed voice, she:. was -
But .the washing - of •
every 'Sunday.: weep -3 neon'
0 resigned .
October
Having
• imgaged.
4.- . plate
proud
.spirit.:,.. She Could 'not endure sign of
'Mental end .iiillgat ..iiiinstseriebe..'40en in the
bitter -floss- Of her soul she eXdraiined two.
-Sundays• age; "I. should thinkthe colored
man would wash the dishes.: .00:_ihy pert
I eni-riet--rised to it." Whereion 'onerof
the ruder female Members A tile choir;
who was one of thebeitsingera AU it, used
her lovely voice to reply, "Tango at ' it its
it you 1,0 - done it!, good deakkgut 4f jail
`h
,dimA Hie it whyidon't YetiCiert leave?" This
was -than.- her ,ittistrickati. dildhigh
toned.- nature ' nould,'•endure. .P -fi' •-,c0m-.
com-
plained le DireetorWarten Ipwi Ting been
i,..‘insuited," lima _41.0 rebuked.Wie wrong
vieinan. Then she sent hiM,a1:t*tedesig
•
hating. the offender, and
diet She 'WWI altogether to
to be any longer useful„:
she; was :to kik / the Y00i
"paind at this language," she
*nal only to find her place
then,threatened4to appeal Act4
,a0. for the director shesh
expect anytbingfrom beg"))
Shii-edinitathat this temarkrvia"
like," but pleade-thatsherWas rscenciiigh
to say anything. - Then, :11 order
"explain" the to Meni leers g the choir, -
she ineettedtheadVertieeelent 0 -the -Paper
-and:Succeeded-in getting the -4holevaffair
40tO.;.the:: papers.;, She evidelatildoefeynot
ferthat she *as absurd or tidi 16114 and
_
that her ”-spuritinejlignity!Oheilsly: cost
her in guyiedePpottniiity to tritafi her voice;
the . applications --fOr a place the clibit
withoue-pay, for the sake of traimeg,
being far in Oxbow the vaeantei: hige; Here
is a whole plot.- ready 'made le • a -Celine
.operetta:
Crank -40 Definitio-
repllea
sensitive
and that
though
artd as.
She
rider, and.
Couldn't
itluanat:y!".
Facts ad Irigares_About NelvsPaPers•-
eviAnglisirfti,al*WOR .
earth numbering not more than 011i3--
*fijiieenth'Of Ahelefitiril ffothOtIon nt h
.giotie,pbblishlvliaefiejliWo-fall the n s•-• •
.
pipers in existentie. The totalnumber of .
publicatitnisTef 4111 _ikinds we -find to be
-'3,1,274: Of ' those ' 4,020 'aril' dailies, 3,857
are tri and semi -Weeklies, 17,89 weeklies,
-4,836 monthlies, and 3,672 scent -monthlies::
quarterlies, annuals and various- „other -
irregular .4periods of :.publiett-Oen.i..4; 'The*
are distributed around the . hemisphere as .
folloin : Europe _ utilikes 19,55,,z r, North .
-America,12,400 • Asia 775 -Se thAnietica-
699 ; Australia, 661-; and Afric,r, the original ;
home of the fifteenth amen- ' ent-•bnings '
up intherrear4viith, 182: The total :circu-
lation per issueof these papers is found to
be 116,400,000, While the tot numbet of
copies printed annually. reaches the extor, - ;It
mods end almost-- inconceivable amount of .
• 16,589,43_9;448 copies. -Germany publishes
the greater quantity of papers:, the publica- -
*Wel thate9untty reaching 5,529 in num- -
beg, with an MAME& circulation, of 1,748,- .,
000,1Q00; or . about thirty-eight to . each
inhabitant... -Great Britain has -less -papeis. •
in...number, 4;082, but the dirculation is -
greater- . than - those f - ihf :. - Germany,
reaching 2,262,000,600 per annurn,, .
giving; sixty-four ,r eepies. "each year
to each Of her -citizenw•-•Frieace has 3,286
periodicals, with an annual' circulation of
1,557,000,000.- While' the :guitca States :
caii Show no daily paper with.' • ciratilation ,
of over '125,000 copies per e, I find that
P8.118 "contains one daily paper, , entitled '
LaTeti,rifolional, which has a daily circula-
tion of 680;000: It 'containellall the news i
of ,the day, besides plenty of gossip and
society news, and sells for 1 sail, Cr a cent s
Iii•-Leedop :appears a' paper Palled.-1!loycl's
Weektg,a tvrenty:eight-colinialteliget, which •
enjoys the wonderful oirculationnf 612,000
COpies per issue. 'This .pepe is old for 1 :
penlay; English money; Or ab ut .g cents 4n
that of '-,flie., Vilited,Stateller - ' Ri-auba, rd -i
iit061414,0104U " i; .: • - •
25,000,000 roubles of Government money —N. Armand Gautier hirS?-niad-e7:a---:setres-
on the Nicolas' line. .An Itnperial Com,- of analysesonpresence of lead in foods
mission of Inquirtwill be appointed 'bider and liquids, and presented the results to
the directien of the Ministers Of Finance the Paris AeseclemiellefilSeientes, He finds
and COniniiiiiioetiontiYA proposal has been lead -In ,.pteseryed="friiits:Arige-tablei3
'packed "tin" hex*, a, minute propor-
tion .being absorbed_frorO-th-e'stdder-of,-:-the„
hares. Prepared . sardines, and partied -
laxly; e the Oil in whicn„.-they-are,pkiked,
contain.'a still larger prOpottiontland_the
lOngee the sardines have been - kept ilieT
decreasing in the prodiumed triets, -and: greater is the Preportion.i,of-lead,
Made - by the .,State7Comptroller totate
over the -railway from theseeiety. • r
-
At a...meeting of the. Ennietown
land). -commissioners, letier4 from Mt.,
Harbert Gladstone was reed, Whig that:
accordingi to official inforesaati a crime:nit
the authorities exPect repressi emeasures . The wife Of the -Chinese Minister is
_
will sh-ortiy .
Only the third.lady of rank who eier left
The Russian Polar - ex!oediliion to tho China. As sh6-4964-144,14eik'attilknglni.i9
mouth
of • the Lena, • ereaefeed by op but her oViii_a_nalieektriniffidtlilt and
Imperiel Society of geography in eonneo:
°anent enpeort herselfslone her:smell
-
tion with the aeries of 'ekadditienrierranged feet, It is not her husband'S inteetion to
forbythe InternationakPolarbenuni_esi9n4 expose her to the oPribus.-71i-ritil---ehe-7.iea:
started on the 9f4,'for- thit mouttt little more:: at .7,110M0---in-IliefAle--::world.
the .Leua wh-ere -will- remain one year -She' Will -not n eve -receive. cards but will
--Mether teeking-a situationesTfoetna
At Dublin Yesterday Liaison , was
taking metcrerologicai.observittions. - remain in strict seclusion; "
for her rawboned :eon; -Lady—At:poen:he
inaugurated Lord. Mayor. The eorporation
by 28 to 18 refuted to past the- custoinarg kncr•WhP-W-431-*-816 at table?" Mother—
vote of thanks to Mr. Moyer, he retiring tniffiln-" Doe§,I0.•1190Ve
Lord Mayor, 1; consequence of his refusal' his Iva4Y to announce 2" Metlier• Well;
confer tip; ma'am, I don't Wow that live -•knows his
weight. to :8411.6iipeq;- but he a pound
to convene a special meeting
freedom of the city on Messrs. arnell and
Dillon: *Mr. Meyer , was his ed in . the
streets by a mob..•
A Dublin correspondent, reviewing the
events of- 1.881 in Ireland, says: "Tho
year closed ih confusion,_ contention, end
war. of-;;reces and classes. Coinniercial
treditie Tarok 6, --tliestt,elf the conntryis
Blink in deep deriression -Scare pro -
duped by the large imPortation erinoill
,
pattje.hae al? t Th res. tsvf
a of
oitwo.-"4 • - -
)3rooks--a`Chipagel-white--ViGthanc
drew attention to herself aiyeiri-isige-
by turning her beer garden into religious
-
meeting 4houhe,,,yand.44taking-:.:thiQ: read- in
revival meetings held therein.. She hasne:y
babe/tie- ocinspicuout anew by rn'arrying a
negro. - - -
The -'"Princess- fiancee of
be Leopold; is just_eight years_yo ger
ttjuture ,hiishabar.
•
--Whence-the term? -A refea
-4,3
authorities shows thattwohu
age it meant "a cheat," "an
but it became obsolete, perha
dying out of °ranks. If 'it.,
disappeared general n8%,
clicl_not die out with that grandb
of literature, Carlyle'. has u
repeatedly, and brought it
doj-
present day as meaning- ",ditt
violent of temper," and thei
further developed by the follow/.
"A headstrong, very- po
dull and .'angry kind of man
Carlyle's notion, and it gives a -
.
. -
e to the
d years
postox,"
mu the
out and
• evert it
„rveteran
the term
to the
vision,
inn& is
descrip-
ve, loud,
Thisis
etty good
idea. It must be admitted th&,/lie word
• slairery,ittithe.War Wein. ,
. Paulllayten, in his trip down the Mis-
seuebhaii-fereacress,a, -curious matrimo-
nial
-ctultont that the devei inent should
look into: - -One night he via -.- entertained'
by a ranahet named Georg -.lance. - A -•
comely squaw presided. over , is household,
and three pretty half-breed children.called '
him father:- .TO his guest confessed the
face- that ..-lie ihad. bought A is -wonialf at •
Standing Rock agency for .# „horse: He,
purehaped„het -.as a; substitute for his In; :
dian ' Wife,?Whoinilie thad. -bought _ several .
ed and mal -
The squaw is'
e- ''husband. 4:
her. to sit
him,- and
he '4 pleases.
°minim, thing
is system' of
n., ‘kiii....toucli
blip generally
en are awl-
• •
is not like so many of our late ...44words of
:Yankee birth -•or _origin, but from -a-
-royal -stock. wasborn in the 81d. Soandi-
navian-days, and had an ,existOce before
thceSarcins went into England. Primarily
it meant e " twist," and as .10ba.:to-dp.y
• as ever.
- =-11 he Danger In ,Coati St
-TheImadon pgilder points , he great
drawback there is to the use off lithracite
*al, It Says: : it migkfi be Said,,
could be better for a hallstove oit,Triftwarm,
ing._:eente treat is Open' But the
gentel'gkeirradiatingfrena these and
aditirable stoves is accomparidd:-OY an
insidious soothing effect, ageing which no
precaution should she neglected.t Parbonie
• acid gave the .elielre-datniil'of the littea, is SQ.,
-freely liberated- from the steadily burning
-anthracite that in a sthall-room4fith doors
and windows closed, we has not the-
-smallest doubt that one of the0turnaceEi-
-wrOuld-very rapidly prove fatal Iv a slum,.
heringor inattentive inmate, ' he great
danger attending on theuseof t iS. beauti-
ful
fuel demands the Most carpal atter':
• 4 .
l'eMs,4141be Sale
Sixty cents 'invested in Yiti0 in the
year,18.09Oest Fannin County it ine _and
_Money more: than the veva ' arising
-from:. the whiskey traifile. $0f.'1,,, 0' -:years
amounted to. !_ We speak of the InVestaient
made by young Dean. -lie ,Shot Dan Coul-
ter : and, peer -Dan rpaseed.iiitdiisihe .epirit
land. Then Alie sM:ciDiirialdii. ;Ant and
-.killed Dein.- For this Oifence•Aher were
-arrested • and after • continuing the case
several times weretried_and cedrieted. ef
manslaughter end. sentenced to the
While in jail they were rescued by
theirfriendsbreaking: open - the jail and
'liberating - 'thorn. :Tahing itr„ altogether, -
this_00.'oentie-woith Of ' Virhiskeilt,ined -Itivic-
_
_pi ii, -:Made one widow, caused t O men to
be neare-eratedand kept. in jair 1, an enior-
:in -Xis - ei.-PeiniS. • td, Fannin :-.0d - ty,- Alma
caused trouble to the families friends
iif. those two Men, and then the.14potise-.1if
-witneisei alicIttilie, in 'dem% Aith loseof
-:tiniete the. sheriff. and.„possei--#Lite Fannin
Coinity to - the eipetise - of, lei -tithes then
$10,00(1, and that is just about WA tisual:_pet
---wa,y.Bonllant ( eT.)-Xeu!s.
years: -ago,: married, overwo
treated : Until -She rim -away..
-kept' -hard at work, and
or Master ' 'does •-not „ elle
at the . 'same table _wi
beats ' -her - whenever -
What Mince" has done is a
among :his neighbors., "T]
female slavery," says , Bay
_ - .
more extensive than the p
_ . .
supposes; ',Spores -of white
mulating.wealth from the p yeical labor of .
these poor %women, s and t their•-reaildren." '
Boytenealirthat se 'few'ytiiii, it --itgo -a white
woodcutter bought a 12-Y ar-old Indian
girl for 1450 at the Berthold agency, and it
was regarded there as an ordinary business
transaction. " As all half-breed children
are entitled to - ratione-and`clething from -:
the Indian agenciee,the importance of this •
.inametal-;:slayery; ase. to:: Jaa..etre matter ef-
,goverrimentai enceionty, is ' self-evident.
This . is . a phase' of the question
Which ishAept •=,in ' the bzialiground-but it -
is a fruitful source of evil and nliserywinch
demands- immediate attention. --St. Paul •-••
..
Pioneer Press:-
• A Meh*al Tettilitetis Logic; . .
9- re- is nothing • like 1904 and every-,
thouCtftzlfinan,ought to keep A package of
it -46iiiindito-laee in -cases of : emergency. ,!... '
countrymal Was told- by a schoolmaster
that the earth is round and, turns round,
and he stared in - astonishment and then
said: " I'll just try an experiment for my-
self." - The next day he Carrie beck with, a-,
triumphant proof the iohoolmaiitee's
yarn- was all *oaken -Eta. -" Ef .the earth .
turns toned," he said, inquisitively, "then
half , the ' time we ,..are on - top
andlalf the time under, ain't we'?" "Most
assuredly," was the reply. "Well, •Ltlie
earth'Ilidn't stop turnin' round; last •niglit •
or i the :.first time; ag it 17 - fi:Probally
net;" said4theiscihooliiiasteri': ‘iNow•the'W
Went ;en. the -logician tridraphantl.' 'fissege'
ptrit
how foolish you be. .- Why don't/y -' try
experiments „before you scare : ople. by
telling euclistorlia? Zeit ev-enin'''-'when I .. '
Went home I put IV 'tater' icely balanced
on a stick that I stuck in al grodd.' lithe
earth had moVede,ridarter f an inchtfAll .
night '•th.'4,-il ;tater., .-would' ehave - 'Ateited
etre. bitwhenr -014 thi '-niotillif thete '
it -was just is Ileft it. We don't want no -
)
such. nonsense taught her . This .school -
ploseeit94aY,71Ind Vur,bill, -date;willbe •
- ii.". - -.- `,...4` .
•.•.- ..,.,-- t..
, „
. .
.. Dramatic Not 6:
It is reported 's that Mr .Langtry has .7
promised kvati- in Wad ack'fi Theatre,
-
New Yetk,neXt'autimin..-
A -Vienna despatch say the. ,
tions for the relief Of tbe efferersby the
Ring Theatre fire now amount' to ellen:a-
lion-flothis: announcedthat there. are
oVerlOtiorphans to be Cate for.
-;:Xarie:R088.)11apleAmk,pii,iblishes,A letter
in &London paper- punting out the dart-
getinia' careleedneds With 4regard to lire in.
the London, theatres. . The exits, she says-,
are so -narrow- and frequent ybleeked-4.with s
.properties- that in the even of fire' during..
the performance of pantom mes great loss
oflifo will be - n all the other
leading cities of Europe ost Stringent :
reforms this teserteet ittrib ing parried out.
On Thursday night one the -actors of -
the illadison_Opera•gompa was _dismissed_
•
at Kingston owing to a di oulty With. the
Manager. - He refused to t the stage; but
.8. policeman marched hi itailt. Ile . was s
fiern Kentucky...
• At a specialperfernance of" Patience .
-SaVey Theatre. n WedneadaY,
-cent. whiskey:or, and paYs it ilithe same
• !!Nia,"--sitid the gilded_yout Oirthrelady
to Whom he is-deeeted,-."She len-i-ench
remarkably charming girl. -._ do-h't -kale
tint) adeeirisial...
Ithere'ithia pleasure of Tiuswitt that.ratt.
keeping her from six or seven, other tellbws
Tte- heedere it'Streatl"
, .
£100000 has been stibScribed 1 Lo
1 for theiliffererOydi*Itieim0611400
_
• the heuse and stage were' l'ghted entirely
.by aleat.riaity-. • The experieneet was very _
::pliTp9;yiriesl-cofilal!.'Illide:.Y117edfai:ItePirri°,9:42.)2:.-ullt:1411-yS'eig.148:srbdan4tdik4ee:
1 l't the courts to la e- h18 son, _
41tet.-PESt. Its superiority to gas was once -'' '' ' " •
'-codoeded. "--- "•''' ''7. ''' ff' '.- ' .--' - '' - ' ""'.; *
years old, and lea grandson,_
strut up_ as vagrants; TheYare drunkards .‘
beyond refo tonn NApina 1 efornia-