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December, 1882,
The 11,Ur017 News -Record
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We4nesda-Y9. May 'WO!.
NEWS OF TUE DAY.
-.-.1$15,000,090 fire in Hotinlailn,
Sandwieh Islands, is reported. '
-The Conaclain Senate has r,e•rant--
nil Flcita Birrell, formerly of
' London, Ont.; a:divorce.,
A ...tel. men wore' finoil.$50 each 'for
violating tho Scott Act
,
slIterday three Gue llllllll he-
..-Tive of thit-TOlice_trounded.15y.
tIlO anarehists-bonibs in Chieago
have died ef their injuries. ,
-.Nineteen of the „Milwanke
..archists have been committed to jail
in default 015,909 bail,
__The town of Hull, adjacent to
Ottawa, WaS destroyed by no Sint -
day last. Loss $809,000; 13.5 fitmi-
lieh lipmeleos.
-If Ulster his to bo COG:reed info
submission to Mr. Gladstone's llome
Itule, -many of the Imperial navy
and officers will resign.:
mountain "-land slide at
• Dodos •last week, burying abont 130'
yards of It. -tack seventy feet'
deep. • •.. . •
•. 30,000 men aro on strike
• in Ohio., The'Governot has ordered
' out four progiplenti5 of•Militict•to pre-
• • -vent trouble. • They aro to.report at
• Cindinnatii; . • • :
• -The by,IirY to, grant N, Doswell
•$1.,000 to aSSist in converting
' oatmeal mill was carried by a major-
, :
• • split has occurred in the
Salvation Army in England.. Gan.
, -Beath has disinissed Casbridge. and
• ,-1.1ity,, two influential officers, who
, starting a •separate movement
with strong stipnert,. •
-Tho ..Artarchists; :Nihilists,
• baring felled to kill the Coat of
• Russia in any „ether way, last Week
attempted to roast Lint 11) death by
petting fire to a forest adjoining his
residence. , • . • •. -
-A. woman in TorOnto, wliile
witshin'eg, ripe of her ffirgero,
.11lood poiSonin,P ort in .a.na• thopersh
.• she had the' finger amputated, and
the ono next:it, shdi
e ed in a "few
•. days,
-The ICnight6 of Labor paper,
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the organ of the 440ciaty, says of the'
•• American, itnaiehists:-" iVe hope
that the whole yang of thalami. will
, hlotte4 frofib the surface of ;the
earthl!' All himest and. intelligent
workinginim will agree.;
• -ThO Canadian Minister of Rail-
' ways has placed buforo the Home
his annual 'report, Itfshowis 10,733
issiles of rail waY completed, cooting'
$625,754,500, :earning $32,221,36g
for dm pair,. and expending $24,•i
015,351, The number of prserien,,
•• rum carried, 9,072;5991 _casualties,
• 151 persen3 ininred•
^
-Five hundred Eriglish and Ger-
man el Ulm arrived at Winnipeg on
Friday of last week. •
-Fivo Derides county hotel"
keepers. have recently • been fined
SRA $50 and costs.
__Two hundred and ninety-four
Chinese la -rived' in British Columbia
laet year to 688 ;who loft the Pro-
vince.
• -Win. McFarlane, late ticket
agtnt at Guelph, has been commit-
ted fer tile]. on a charge of defraud-
ing the Grand Trunk Railway Co.
-The Senate defeated Mr. Rob-
'ertson's (Hamilton) evidence bill to
allow affirmations instead of oaths
by 27 io 24.
-The Guelph' Chief of Police is
threatened with proseention for'en-
tieing parties to violate the Sabtt
-Act, His offence:le the employment
of informers, •
-A by-law giving Patterson,
Binder Martyn bound of $1,500
to erect a roller process. flour mili
in Alvinstou was carried by a vote
of,seventy-nine• tojorty-six. •
.--,The \Perth Assizes were con
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eluded at\ Stratford on Saturday.
Therwa
e as heavy docket, but
no very eeriona. cases, The Court
House .was again condemned, and
the judge, after sitting for two or
three days, succumbed to the foul
air of the building. niul ordered the
sheriff to seoure another room for
the rest of the court. It is likely
the now Court Howe will be finish-
ed before tho next assizee,
•
Cornyn;Was employed in
erecting a baleony in 'front, of the
Queen's hotel, Winghain, ivlien the
slender scaffold on which he was
Staa din g gay0 way; preei pita: ing hhn
head -first to the: eide-ivalk below,
distance of abouttwelve. feet. Mr,
Cornyn alighted on the back of the
head Oa back with terrible :force
and. woe knocked insensible. It is
feared that Ise has teceived internal
er
injuries,: but whethof a • sOriops
nature,It4s difficult to say:. -
Jacob Land,g; sberof Belleville,
Ont., who. adiltessed•the •Masonic
grand lodge in his own defense
Hamilton last summer, ,ana. Who was
indefinitely suspended. "for •dondlict
unbecoming a Freemasen,", has . be-
eothe insane. It. is. said , that Iijs
onspenefon froni the MaSonie fratern-
ity io..ptoyed upon his:mind. that in-
duced' molanchelia and: eventually,
insanity. n.c.)tv 'ceder treat -
mitt in Bellevna hospital,, New
York.. •
Iwo. o'clock :in. the: issoinill,4
firo occurred. a stnall
building .in :0 won Mind owned. bY
aebn Patton, Which was tOta,lIk'de-
streyed...,:Thcre were' Mtn! „ young
Mon Aceping :upstairs in the' hose
itt the time; .ono of Whoiti, Henry
Archer, a shoemaker, lost his life..
Peter ,Brieo,• it.room mate Of:A;cher,
• was albo :badly burned .in making
hi eocapo.' Tho other two barely
escaped_ with. their lives, jnmping
ft -6m- iv. wincloW„ in. their night
ciothei, T4e.e.auso 'Ow &cis un-
known. • •• ' •
• -RePresontative Ward, of Chi-
cago, sent the following Cablegram i•
To Hon: E. Gray; Freeman's Joarna/,
Dnblin: AS a representative in the'
:American ()Ogress' of the :dhicagd-
'district, where the recent • riot took
plaeo, deetiro to . say in ;•refutation,
to the slanderous articles ,of certain:.
newspapers, that not a single persOn.
of Trio's. birth Or of Irish extraction
vas 'with tho AunclifstS Who incited,
orgriniied or .participated in the
essardt, ..but,' on'. the ;contrary, the
lives .of brove Itish-Americans were
lost in .proteeting the dives and inliun
Lt Chie00's ci.ir.ons.
ear u storm o wind are•
ein swot t. • O'er Kansas -city Wed-
nesday, 1ast continning..froni•11
o'cluek until noon. 11he court house
on skood street Wa6"totally destroy,-;
.ed above the isecond stOfy. • .A num-
ber of persons ,tvere hurt -,hitt 'none
were killed as far as known. :Tho
Lath rep .school building,, on, eighth
•street, was partially wrecked, and
many . the children were caught
in the ruins., Seven are said;tohave
_been killed,' and tho-u11 eXterit of
the • d isas' er is not yet' known, An
..everall factory on Second street was
blown down, , and .five deaths 'are
reported there. Fifteen girlowore
at work in the building, and nearly
• all or those, not killed, Were womid•
one o'clock 'the report from
the Lathrop school makes•tho num-
ber ofehildren badly liurt ten, be-
sides* those thet.wero killed, The
old waterworks building tiem the
court .honob was blown down,.• and
• ono (Ow° persons aro Missing, there.
The State, of Kansas suffered severe-
ly by the oinno storm... •
.death Of Andrew Sharritill„
of ThurIntv, ,county of ,littsting4,
by the promature :explosion of a
• blast,proVes to have been one of the
most,lsorritying bi It details that
ever 1:j-c4urked, It appeires that tho
reporttiren explosion was lnaril by
Mrs.' ShnnnWittthe bosise,and by
1i»' SOT1 in the OK's At mien when
the yonitg men went home to din-
.
ner, they asked if. their father had
boon discharging non. The moth-
er replied, "No ; ho has been blasting
the rock in, the field." A view of
the flehl could be had from the
holm, but Mr. Sharman was no-
where visible. A, (lark spot, how-
ever, could be discerned at one
point, and upon one of tho • boys
going nearer it was loud to be the
rethains of his father, horribly
mangled and disemboweled, When
found. Sharman was lying on hie
back .about 20 feet front -the rock
completely disemboweled. The left
Rrin was broken and the band slight-
ly lacerated.. His heart was found
'hanging to the fence and his liver
and a few ribs were picked np 150
'feet distant from the body. The
deceased,' who was . 52 'years of
age, was highly respected. He
'leaves a widely 'and feu); sons and'
one daughter, .
The Government Steamer Lam:,
downe . has captnred n thieving
American seheon.er, caught stealing
fish in Canadian waters, and brought
her into Digbyharber'N. 5,
-Michigan will have to 'strike
for home rule and. the banishment
of absentee landlords. Non-residents
own 4,007,401 broad acres in • tho.
wolverine peninsula. • ;
•• -In Alilwardaie they tinned a
stream of waterupon, a crowd. of
• anarohists, and -that' scattered them.
ThosejellOws would :tiniest as soon
work for • lilting as submit to be
washed.
-There is ne .sympathy for Biel
in the Quebed 'Legislature., Tho
motion expressing sorrow and ree'ret
for hangingthemurderer hes boon
defeated. in the; Quebed, Legislature
by a vote of 41 to 14. • After such
.a. vote as this in the Proyinco of
Quebec the sympathisers.of Biel in'
Ontario should hide • their faces fori
very.shame... •
',The effect of Cardinal ,Taselier,
eau's. mandament forbidding- the
Catholics .joining the. Knights of
Labor, will bo to .inalzo Montreal
p op ul ar with inanufaoturers,. French
Canadians work for less .parthan
:people ofother' nationalities, .and
with iirgitni4ttion' they ,aro easily -
°entreated by employers.' ;It must
be said tor Canada that her niair,
nfacturere, treat their emploYes..Yery
'fairly ,.and . that lobar .difficu1tie6
there aro few and and far botiyeen.
'-'-Anzeriea4 Paper.:
L..:-Itert Most, who is to tho-Ameri,-
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'can-Gaiinan element .what O'Dono-
Van Rosso is to the Irish-Americen
oloinentoy,ps arrested in NeUr. York
lust.wofilOtbstencleavored to elude
:tho oftioer6*:•critWling 'tinder tbe
bed.Of-one. of the fesnale nnnates
the house. ' The detectives 6
• the:anarchist a few hours aft0
cttting and when he wools -tilled
by the heelsfrom under thebed he
presented a Sorry spectaCle, 'Hio
head and ftce were .covered with
duet and dirt; and his dyes were
lai-r•to 41th craven :fear. 11(3 reeciverL
cd, libWeVer, sofficiently to wave hio
cant aloft 44a. shoot . deniand for
liberty . for the peOI)1O 1Jo wa6
handcuffed arid ;taken : to • Police
headquarters, ,whero he ;was locked
ert. The arrest was made -on acconnt
of incendiary .ntter'ancee made by
Most at a repent anarchist meeting.
::--1,Virmipeg Free Press —2s. youn
'Man. nettled .Arthut "lAtalker; • Whose .
'father has 4 250 acre farm six miles
from Fergus. in the -county of Wel-
Aington, •Qu't.',•. passed through the
city three weeks ago to look for land.
for himself • and bis ?brother • in
'Dalceta., and has been travelling ,eyor
'since; in; that . State, bra tethrned
he last night :to inake his :future
Isom e--in-41-an to7rint
voty fitt•ota,bly .iinpreosed. with.
Do--
1,-ota is n fanning country, and pa3,s
that the most of tho -settlers in the
now districts there Iiiive not made.
very Much progress for the past two
years', • olvi:fig to the fitilstro of the.
craps , by frost • and other causes.
Tho waut of timber is another draw-
back, and nista shacks arothe rule,
With an odd frame house hero and
there, in Many of tho largest 'oettle-
• ments. He intends to...,:locate near
Burnside, "'Manitoba, 'and -.go,:into
mixed tarn -sing 'an a largo scald;
Mr. -Anton Frost,. an old Dakota
Settler, arrived by the some train.
with his •finitily, for the purPose of
rtoine- into market, rrarciessino• and
:butter rintkingt near tho city, 'and
two other parties. from Tokes have
been here •for sous o days looking for
Arm lauds. There seems tie bo.
considerablo tumbril, coming' .ovev
this year front across the line.
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SCOTCH 011AIRM.A.N'S SPEECH
AT'. AN AG RICULTU UAL
8110 W.'
gentlemen, will ye fill
your glasseo, for I'm aboot to bring
forward. -.rho (0een." (Applause.)
Our queen gentlemen, is really a
wondertal woino, if 1 may say it;
site's one o' the gndnu1d sort, nee
whigusaleeriescr Nile -rids (Moot her,
but a donee daeoent body; She's
respectable beyond a. doubt. She
has brought up a grand funny o'
weel famed lade and lasiiiee; her
auldest son being a credit to any
mother, and. they are a! weel mar -
via Ono daughter is nee lees than
married to the Duke o' Argyll's sou
and heir. (Cheers.) Gentlemen,
ell maybe no believe it, but I OnCO
saw the queen (Sensation) I did.
It was when teok my auld brown
cow tee Perth show. 1 retrxeraber
her well; such - color; such hair -
(interruption and cries of "Is it the
cow or the queen you are propos-
We) The queen, gentlemen; I beg
your pardon, but I was ,talking
aboot the cow. However, as to the
queen, somebody pointed her out
tae me at Perth station, and. there
sho was, smart and tidy -like, and
sap 1 to myself, 'Gin iny auld
woman at hame slipe away ye nem
remain a widow another hour
longer,' (Cheers.) Now, gentle-
men, the whisky's guid, the night is
long, the weather is wet; and the
roads are soft, and will harm nae -
body that comes te grief. So off WI'
yer drinks tee tho bottom. The
Queen.'" (Cheers.) .
FORTUNES IN STOCK,
But• . few persons eialmate the
tepid increase of a herd of cattle,
and consequently aro at a loss to
know ;why such fine fortunes aro
made on tho farin or ranch by cattle
breeding and • feeding. A Men
starts out with ono hundred good
cows, Withample range for them.
Let us see what he may, reasonably
expect in return for his capital and
care in ton year, The • cows say
cost 'po per head,. or $5,000,!If
the cows and their female 'progeny
are kept for breeding, it is. _Telnion-•
able to estimate.,forty per cent in-;
crease. br-fefilalo: calves yearly, as
well as the same increase in male;
calves. The increas.e thefeeinftearl:.
lino will be as follows: •
, ll
;
•100 edws in first. year*.drop........40
• IOO'Cows in second year drop. ...40
140 ems thirkyear drop 56
.180. cows itt ftwiy...piar
236 cows in:gftli4e0.4.drop 94
308 can's in siXtb, PAT
-402 cows in seventh -year drop...161
525 COWS in eighth. yetti drop...210
686 cows in ninth year drop- 274
896 cows in• tenth year drop.; -358
•' Total ten years 1,428.
Tluire' will be an eqUal number
of male CaMs, ,Which • -will. :come
into7Maiket at three years of 'ago as
,
:Fat stools at.end Of third
Fat steers at end of fourth year.,.10
Fat stems at 'end, cif fifth year..;56
Fat oteers.at end Of sixth year. 4..72
Fat .steers at end of seyenth, year.,94
Fat steers at end of year.123:
Fat stem at and of ninth year...161
'Fat 'othersat.•end•of tenth per.. 219
• : Total for sevon l ..... 6
•'; TheSe at $60 per head Will aMeunt,
to $47,769, .which had been rece iyed
anying the htst seven yearsof tho.
ton to refund capital and pay ex-
penees. At; the end of ten years
there will be' on hand. '1,328-: Cows
arid Loiters,. and 274 two-year-old
steers and 358 bne-year-old. Itwill
be •obsetved. in all these ealenlatione
of either heifers' et steers we have,
allowed' 20. per Cent per yeat fOr
failure of calves and for deaths- -and
accidents afterwards, • The steels
whish have-beenier-rkated, Par-the-
firot iirrtmont of$5000, and leave
.$4,260 por year ,for expenses. TIM
stockon hand at the end of ton
years i worth, $80,000, This is
bow money:ie. made ori large stock
farms or on itiViichSs on the plains.
•
CURE FOR SCIATICA. •
•A correspondent writing to • Lon -
(1015 Vanity .fair says Ore for
.rienra Ig lit and sciatica -and, ad ,1 am
told; an unfailing one -is too vain-,
able not to bo Tocorded. An Eng-
lish offider, who: seived-with dis-
thiction inthe war with. :Napoleon,
was once laid Up in a small vilWre
in France with s severe' attack. of,
.sciatica,' It sohappened that at
that time it tinniest WaS being ons-
pleyed in the hose whore he lodg.,
ed, and that this annum having
beesi himself it soldier, took an int-
erest in the officer's case, and gave
hisn the eure•which, in this instance,
8110043(1Ni, immediately and forever,.
and which I amabout to' set dow.14,'
Ufa at any rate so simple as to be
worth s trial. Take a moderato
sized potato, ratherlargo than
and boil it itt ono quart of watez
Foment the port affected with the
water in whielt the potato hits been
hoiled,las hat.as [tiro be born,. at
night Ischre gaing to bed, ; then
crush the potato and put it on the
affected parts as a poultice. Wear
thie all night, and in the 'morning
heat the water,, whiclt should have
be.en' preserved, over again, and
again foment the part with it as hot
ae ean be borne, This treatment
must be persevered with for several
days. It occasionally requires to be
continued for as much as two or
three weeks,'but in a shorter or
longer time it has never yet failed
to be euccessfnI.
...MOUNT A.TIIOS.
A TOWN whims z,10 MR= OR itlAn-
nIAGE EVER TAIMS 1?r.A0E,
".IIaggion Oros," the holy moun-
tain of all who profess! the Greek
faith, occupies a most commending:
position on the 'western shore of the
4gean. So, • Rising abruptly from
the wEiter to a height of 3,200 feet,
at the extremity of .a long narrow
peninsula, it seems to bo keeping
watch and ward over thq sea path
t6 and front Salonica and the ap-
proach to the Dardanells, much 08
Gibralter does over the straits lend-
ing to • the 31editerranean. The
peninsula is about forty miles long
and. has an average breadth of six.
,
It is connected with -the great Chat=
'culOnian peninsula by a _narrow
nook of , sand, through ;which the
Persian monarch Xerxes cut a canal
for vessels °flight draught, vestiges
of whieh yet remain. Beside
"Hanlon Oros" is Mount Athos.
Eton before the days of Christianity
Meunt Athos had its recluses, Tor
the solemn grandeur of the groat
bare peek and the weir' aspect of
its surroundings are* well Calculated
to hatmenize with minds given up
to wild land mystic thotights. -The
nen, doctrines gave 0 great imPulso
to this desire; to withdraw from the
'world, and in the conrse oftime the
whole poninstda came to be. oc-
oupied by Greek- monks, who; Un-
der tire 13yia. n tin e • Empw.ors,•enjoy-
ed tho privelege of governing thent-;
selves and Work possessions without •
the interfernme of .any secular eon-
-trot whatever. .There was thus
formed a sort of ecclesiastical autow:
omy that his endued to• the.,present
clay. The only indication Of Turk
: -
WI authority iu Mount Athos is the
pros:Mee' of. a "caimakam,'.' who,
however, enjoys not the slightest
power; Isis fanctions being ihnitod
to thal of. a -Mere observ'or.- This
offioial has two.,"zaptiebs"- (grendat-
mes) 'under his orders, bat the.y. etre
more te do honor, to his position
than to .repredent any. force at his
coins -nand, the 'cominunity' haying
its own Tolice hi the shape of a
body of . stout Albitnian guards,
Tile administrationis carried on by
Of „Representatives pre-
sided over by. one of their number,
termed "Proteros," Ci e't.he' first man
of Athos," • iThis office is held by
each of -the members 'of the eoundil
.in ,snegession- for a period of 'three
mouths... The menthe 'follow the
rule of BasilitisNo womasiT i al-
.
bit ed on Any pvetenso .wb4tevgr to".
set foist in the district. The pro-
-hibition extende to, female creatures
of every kind, so that not it hen;
cow,'she goat or any other aniinal-
canable of giving birth to its kilid
to be :fo-tind itt Atorinti Athos;
There is 'butionei village, where a
finctuatingl body of seculars reside,
°ultimo]. Arid other labors.. itis -the
y place in. the, world resembling,
a tQW31 111 wbiuh no marriago or
birth ever. takes place. •
A SOFT. ANsw-gn.
"Twits past twelve, at midnight
when Ise rolled. benie and- prepared
to concoct some story for .ihe late-
neSs• of his return., She, however
Ws awake, and with'', shatp scented
nes&detocted an odor of gin.
smell is thtit lax dear,'
she remarked;
"Cloves, ply 'Iotre,i' •
"Bet the Othier, odor,
"Allspice, my sweet." .
"But 1 sm ell, sons eth big °blot"
"Oh that'o cirrubm.on.',
"Brit I am cirri -Ain that I' smell
something that isn't spice at all."
"Oh, that is an apple 1 ate before
I came in." ' •
• "Well, I kthotin tlsirik," 5110
votaiett, "that if you'd hist taken a
good drink Of brandy before yon.
demo in and eaten o hasn sandwieh
yon wnild Jute 110(1011 the ingrodi.
onto necessary for a good hainto pie,"
Ire sit,Yhed as he dropped to sloop,
and mnrissureil that. ho would. have
clone so if he had not, imen-afritiA
of hid di earns.'
A ;BLANK IN LIFE.
A military offieer, having been
worn:idea iu the beat while giving Tut •
order, Was rendered unconseions and ,
remained so4---t1ieugh otherwise well •
-for many years. At length the de-
pression in his skull was removed by
an operation, trepanning, conscious -
nese was ilnmediately restored, and
he at once completed the order he
was giving when he Was wounded
on the battlefield.
The • long interval between the
moment when he was first wounded •
and the restoring of the bone of his ,*
skull to its original position, Was a
total blank, and the two far -separat-
ed periods crime together as if no
moment had intervened.
Similar eases, ere no doubt, more '
or less familiar to our reader's. The
following ease is somewhat different
from the above, tuta is more recent,
having Occurred in the practice of
Dr. McCormack, president of the
.Kentucky 'Medical eseiety
The person, when fifteen years
oliv•wat accidentally struck on the
• head with a haMmer and rendered.
unconscious SO several hours. He
gradually recovered his senses .but
a marked depression of the skull
remained. Al, nineteen lie moved, '
• from the towxt, whore •ho had been
living, married; purchaeod a farm,
end settled ,on it. There was no
noticeable mental peenlierity sho•tin
by him. • , • ; , •
Some years later he Complained '
• of pain where tho wound had been,
-became morose, and later presented.
idi tho symptoms of.a.cute
He ate but little and rapidlY lost.
.
The depressed' portion of ' his
sknll was at this time rernoVed by
trenannin,g. At once the mental
derangement was relieved, .and in
fely weeks Ise Was in perfectlealth, •
Elie the periodbetWeen tbe accident
a-p.c1 his cure,' though it , had been
one of'ordinary.astiyity, comprising
even ruarriege, purchase ,;Of fan.),
:etc., hall wholly droppeiebut'of his
mind; ,
He diiti not know oven his own .
Wife, nor Oust lie had opo. His
.neighboto were all strangers to him..
Ile had to leari anew therands in
the region. :It required the. dee&
and 'a full • explanation ' to °olivine()
him that he owned Isis faint. And '
• yet eierything pribii• to the accident
wits fresh and clistnict, in his memory.
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