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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Advocate, 1891-2-26, Page 7TALuGRA.paio SUMMA.RY. Adviiral Berrien, of Emu, is dead, The report of the forination of glees inlet io Ohio has been confirmed. The 'meet despatobee from CIili n- ZOOttnee A Rodeos defeet of the Govemaneut form% The Grand Truuk half -yearly statement thews a ))0001303 Of ZjA3,100 nYailable for itividenao. O ne a the largeet wine merthente of Teeny Entropoe, France, bee failed, with liabilities est $1,000,000. 'Tao Workmen's party, of Belgium, hoe made tan emitted to the Belgian biehops de- manding univereal euffrege. The Luxemburg Government has decided to replace the Dutch officials in the diplo- ma/do aer vice with Germans. More. O'Brien and Dillon are safe under look and key in Cloumel jil, under. going their Ion' deferred sentence. A Winnipeg emelt boy named tainapson • &Balk quentity of whiskey yeeterday morning and died from the effects. Canon Creighton, profaner of ecedesiam flog history at Cambridge University, has hem appointed Bishop of Peterbotougia. M. de Lessepe 51M00110ell the ifiette of 60,000 3 eer oent. debentures for Suez Canal improvements tett 42Oper 500 franc shave. Owing to the enormous treflio in the etreete of London there were 5,000 persons anth over during 1890, and 250 persons A deepatth announces that a native of The Shen States recently ran amuck mad Idiot Major Nixon, Lieutenant jrimeson and two Sepoye dead. Tho London Daiiy News nye that it le reported in Mtnisterial oircies thet the Behring Elea negotiations promiee a favor- shle oontausion. At Orangeville yesterday Noble Snaith, 8 yens old, while warning, ran into a team •and one of the hoes stepped on his head. Be died in a few hour. In the United Stetes Senate on Saturday A resolution wee agreed to authorizing the Committee on Canadien Relations to cion- tinue ith eittiege during recess. Work at the World'u Fair wee brought to a esandatill on Satardzy because the anion workmen refused tm allow some Italian leborers to reoeive employment. The thapioyees of the Craven Cotton Company, Brantford, went out on strike on Saturday, but it is ktoped the difficulty, which is trivial, will be promptly settled. Mr. John Macpherson, ex.deputy chief of police, Toronto, and one of the best known and most respected Sootohmen in tbe city, died thadenly lag night in his 69th year. Emperor William's irritation under the orisms of Priuce Bismarck's omen is becoming very intense, And he threatens to althea the paper and prosecute the Peinoe. Mr. Henry Stratton, of Staffordville, one of the best known resideats of East Elgin, was thrown from his buggy on Saturday, mad now suffers from concussion of the brain. Owing to tbe dissensions in the Irish Perliementary party the evicted tenants cannot be misdated from the relief fund, and there ia much suffering in cense. quence. In the House on Saturday Represent. tive Dickereon, of Kentucky, introduced f or reference a bill to repeal the McKinley tariff and to re-enact eat leers repealed by eittleaa Ma. - • The Imo spike in the track which unites the State of Waehington and British •Columbia wee driven at 11 o'clock on Sat- urdey in the preeence of about 3,000 per. thee front both sides of the line. A report is pi:dabbed which stntes that in addteimi to the destruction of hie private property, the Duke of Bedford's will pro - Vides /or the destruction of his carriages and the thooting of hie horses. ie reported that Mr. Parnell imposed iropoesible oonaitione on the Bonloone coin /Greece, en that on its disagreeing he might be free to retein the leadership and fight the Watt battle on his own tines. A heavy snowfall has blocked the rail. ways in the mountain districts of Moravia, Silesia and East Galicie. The weather is very cold end the Danube is frozen from • Reath down the river for 186 miles. Nevi- gation is at et At Berlin, Ont., yesterday, Martin Straub watt hauling coal from a oar when ids horses took fright, and m an effort to stop *hem he was thrown down and et wheel passed over his arm, crnehing it ter- ribly, beeides dislocating leis shoulder. in progrees for A welcome to tbe King on hie return. Arohee arid demeratione bed been prepared, and then were turned to emblems of moon -ling after the net Pews of the Kin& death had been ioaparted. The Dowager Queen Kapiolatal gave way to violent Bobbirm as the coffin wake placed in the palace. Princese Lillinokaletta bag been proolaitued Queen of the Havvealare 'elated% J. Eaton, who ie about 14 yeare of age, end•a eon of Ma T. Eaton, Toronto, while out thooting with some boys on Bat, urday ou St. Claire avenue, happened with emeteue aotedent. A gen was theozdentelly disohamed, and the tibia lodged in his ankle. He was taken hornet, and Dr. Goo, don, corner of Spalina avenue and Her- bord etreet, was celled in After con. siderable trouble the injured limb was dr eased, but it ie yet doubtful whetber anaptautation will have to be resorted to or not. Itrilaett Scott, • of 97 Manning avenue, Toronto, a young lad happened with a fatal theident at the toboggan slide in Bellwoods Park on Saturday. He was eliding down ono toboggan and collided with bis com- panion% and WW1 thrown some distence. He wee taken home, but died about 7 o'clock in the evening. Coroaor Johneon war notified, but decided that an inquest was unnecessery. Aid. Bell, when he heard of the accident, &eked Superintendent Chambers to Melt the park and are whether there was anything wrong with the slide. At Saturdayni meeting of the Dominion Greame at London, the foliowing offioere were elected: Worthy blaster, Bro. Fleury Gleneenning ; Overeeer, Bro. J. K. Little ; Seterciary, Bro. R. Wilkie, Treasurer, Bro. George Hood; Lecturer, Bro. S. R. Brown; Chaplain, Bro, George Lethbridge; Steward, Bro. James Skeoola ; Anietant Steward, Bro. John Cumming; Pomona, Sister Landeity ; Flora, Sieter Raiser ; Lady Assistant Steward, Sieter Leth- beidge ; Exeotaive Committee, Bros. Robbeson and Elepinstall ; Auditoria Bros. Keine and Currie. The instaliation of officers then took place, which closed the session. Resale and China will negotiate for a renewal of their treaty of oorumerce. The New York Senate Committee ap- pointed to investigate the legality of sugar trusts commenced work yesterday. In Montreal there waa et change of 480 in the temperature in 24 harem. more than the range for a whole year in Florida. It is said Prof. Liebrich Iota diecovered a substance more efficacious than Koch'e lymph in the treatment of tuberculosis. Tbe invitation tendered by the United Stetee to *be French Government to take pert in the Columbian Exhibition in Chicago wag accepted Saturday by the Cabinet without discussion. It is said France is the first country to accept the havitstion. Mr. Cecil Rhodes, whose wealth reaches 42,000,000, ie just now the social lion in • London. He is interested in South Afria cart developotent and le on a visit to the metropolim He lathe upon Manioaland and Mashoualand •rift of greater promise than any other British poseeesion At the emergency meeting of the AeS00i. • Med Charities, of Toronto, on Saturday atiserinotea the question of the amount of distress wading in the city at the present Vitae was freely discussed, and the chair. roam Mr. Gclidwin Smith, teem asked to melee curtain representations to the Meyer on Ehe enbject. The New York Central Labor Union yesterday passed resolutione declaring that diefranthiliement of the working women of the metropolis is m astute of their starva- tion pay and of the worst public evils, and • denaendieg that the State Legislature /orthwith enable every selfesuppoiting • woman to vote. • Perla papers say the seoret of the atanropeen movements of the Duo d'Orleans is thee he is feillowiiag Medarcto M---, an ,eperatio star, with whom he is madly in love. It ie said the Duke first met the amity n Brunelle and followed her thence to • Innolon, and thet the lady is now about to sing in'Si. Petersburg. • WANMIND 4 RaYalactilCila, Tete queer Customer Who Invaded a een Weencino Hotel. tatid the night °Jerk of tbe Golden Bogle to a Sem Fraincieeto lamaminer Mani ‘i you on sonie mielaty queer kind of people rn thie beaten% for a feet. "When people go off travelling they act differene from what they do ett home, eon, thence the N. C. thoughtfully. " Yon dou't potice it so much in the daytime. You've got to be 011 the night watch to no guests • get elf the reeervation and Mare Cheat dencem" "Do, eh?" "That's what. Prinetanee, there Wax a tall, thin, kinder eaddooking chap put up here about three weeks ago Who wee a high roller from 'way beak. The very first night he got out on tbe Bad Lands and came book shooting glory. "It took two porters and all the bell • boys to get hire UpOtairEl to bed. The not night he went out to a chicken fight and lioked & couple of hackman on the way home. He was pretty warm people, I tell you?" • " Rather." "The next night -it was 1 a. m. -he came in loaded as usual. There was a tiaeatrieal troupe in town, and two of the actresses were about retiring as he passed upetaire whooping like a lot of Sioux chasing o settler's wagon. He rapped on the actress' door, and as they wouldn't open it, of comae, be blew oigerette erooke through the keyhole and yeiled • Fire! 4' Made a panic, didn't it ?" "That's no word foe it. Looked like a sheet and pillow -ease party in an insane asylum. We mai the riot act then, but he put up a warm talk with the proprietor and neutered it somehow. He was a velvet talker, as sure as you're born. The night alter that he coaxed me into a dice game ano skinned a hundred and sixty outer me quicker'n a wink." " Made hie expenses, eh ?" " Exactly. Well, the next morning he came down with his head swelled and his grip packed. He said he hated to leave 08, as he had such e quiet, pleas- ant, genie' soet ot a time, but duty called him and he must away. So I made out his bill." " Made it pretty large, too, gidn't you ?" " 'Bout the nal -but wait. I handed him his mccount, and what do you think he said ?" " Ottn't imagine." " Why, he Great Scott 1 don't you make a reduction to clergymen ?' " The mayor,aldermen and city offioials of Minneapolis,Minn., to the number of 35, intend ebortly paying Montreal a visit. An unknown man and woman were killed at °oboe% N. Y., on the railroad crossing at 7 o'olook last night. They were straok by it locomotive. Assemblymen Demarest, cf New York State, indicted last week for forgery in the flint degree, gave bonds yesterday in $8,000 for his appearanoe for trial. The finding of a bonnet near the mur- dered Whitechapel women revives the theory that JackahaRipper is a female, mad that this foot has thrown the police off the traok. t he Assistant Secretary of the United Stets Department of State seem there is no record of any treaty having been agreed upon between the United States and New- foundland. At its meeting last night the Toronto City Commit by unanimons vote appcidted o epecial committee to enquire into the feaeibilety of securing water net gravithion from Lake Sinacoe. There was a rumor yesterday in Wash- ington that Mr. Cannon, ot Illinois, chair- man of the Appropriation Committee of the House of Repreeentatives, has been selected es Secretary of the Treasury. Saturday night witnesse.d another ing ecoident at Guelph. A young man named Norman Jones, a moulder, had his leg broken and the other occupants were more or less injured by their sleigh running into a boulevard The outlook of the dockers' strike at London and at Cardiff is serious. The London lightermen started to unload 20,000 frozen sheep to -day, but soon afterwards withdrew, elleging their lives were in danger from v,iolenae threatened by the strikers. In the Montreal Superior Court yester- day the city and Policemen Limoges were courienened to pay Courcelles the sum of $500 and costs on itcoount of injuries in- flicted upon him by the policeman, who :vented him with unnecessary violence last September. Burglara entered the store of Mr. Camp- bell, dry goods merchant, of Tweed, Sun- day morning by smashing the glass in hie front door. They400k m quantity of cloth- ing and other ertialea. They got frightened and drove away in a rig they had standing at the door. A duel with pistols has been fought at the village of Krasno Selo between Prince Vadbolsky and Lieut. Tomonossow, an officer of the Imperial Guard, at Sh. Peters- burg. Tonaonossow was killed. The affair was due to a quarrel arising eater both had drank wine freely. The ereronerle jary in the Mammoth mine explosion hove returned a verdiet fnaritng the company had not been guilty of tteglect. They prolieeted against the em. plop:aunt of fire boron who were addicted to drink, and also to the 080 of open lights, and suggemed that a minter be kept flit the pitai month with the names of time° employed. Mr. Wileori Morningstar, of Depew Falls, aterted from St. Clatharinee on Friday with a load of corn, and while going up the iey mountain the waggon began to elide. Al! efforte to stop it faded, and the whole rig eves dragged over the edge, rolliim over and over until the bottom was reached. Strangely enough, no serione damage was done, end Mr. Ilaorningetaz' got home, minus a considerable amount Or cern, how- ever, The 17. S. warship Cherletiten arrived at HOacilelet January 29th with the ter061011of Xing Kalakitte. Groat preparations were • Father Maissonneuve, a veteran mission- ary, who went to the Northwest in 1848, when he performed the greater portion of the tourney in a vehicle drawn by steers, is at present on a visit Ito Montreal. He is 66 years of ege, and quite deaf from the hard- thips he suffered. At a meeting of the MoCarthyites yester- day" it was resolved to acquiesce in the proposition to devote the remainder of the League fund of £36,000 to the benefit of the evicted tenants provided the money is distributed by the Tenants' Defence Am - tion. It was also resolved to endeavor to secure by legal means the control of United Ireland. The London Retail Grocers' Association has sleeted the following offitiers : A. Mo. Cormith, President; W. H. Ferguson, VicaPresident ; R. W. Sharpe, Treasurer; adessrs. Wilson, W. P. MoCutohen and 0. J. Wall, Finance Committee; Manes. P. J. Watt, John Lawson, John Fitzgerald and Charles Elliott, Directors; E. Sutton, Seeretary and Collector. Held in the Wardrobe. A. Merino Dress. Dramatis A Yellow Silk Gauze Party Dress, Person te. A Sealskin Cloak. A Pair of Dainty Shoes, A. Pair of Garters. Merino Dress (yawning) --Where's my, laay ? The Sealskin (petulantly) -Down in the parlor with the Blue Siik aind a dude. The Merinoe-Pshatv1 that Blue Silk sees everything nowisclems. Not that I regard a dude as worth seeing, but when one sees nothing but dresses all the time the sight of a pair of trousers is a positive re- lief. The Sealskin -I have not been "in it" to any greet extent this season myself. Why, I have taut had more than three or four tams around me since I was taken out of that stuffy cedar chest. Now if there Me a little more cold weather and good sleighing I really might fiud life quite alluring. The Party Dress -0, bother the men If you saw as much of them and felt me much of them. es I do you, weendene Want to see another as long RS you live Just take theit cotillion bait night. I was equeezed until i positively thought every seam in my body would part. The Merino Dress -Gauze and effect, my dear Party Drees. You really ought to be et little stronger, you know. You'll die of consumption some day. Some awkward dunce will step on you and mr.r-mip, you're gone. The Shoes -I think there's a good deal of conceit in what Party Dress soya, any way. Getting tired of the men, indeed The men are getting tired of her, I eon as. sure her. That is if they pay any attention to her at all, which I doubt, there's so little of her to see. As far as that is concerned I know that ten times as many men look at me as at her. Indeed, I don't believe there's a prettier ankle in town than I have. The Garters-Boeh I wouldn't get as muddy as you do to be admired by all the men in creation, and (contemptuoutly) what's a man, any way? Tbe'Shoes-Well, of course you cannot be expected to know.. The Garters -But I do know. • The Shoes -Yon never eavr one. The Garters -Yea, I did. The Entire Wardrobe (paralyzed) -- What 111 - The Garters (blushing violently) -Why, I wes made by a man. The Entire Wardrobe (pe.oifiea)'-Oh I The Shoes -Look out -here comes the maid.-Munsey's Weekly. The Good Old Times. " Then times were good, Merchants cared not a ruM For any other faro, Than Johnny cake and rausb." But r1097 times have chromed, and tbe plain end simple fare of the forefathers is done away with. Patent flour, end high sensohed food, and ritrong drinks, have Wien ite place, and as a moult, dvepepeis, ;mime blood, and dieeaseo of the notttemb, liver and hinge are nunaerone. This great change has led one of the most skillful physicians of tbe age to etudy out a remedy for these modern diseases, whittle be has teemed his Golden 'Medical Discovery." Dr. Pierce in that remedy has found it (lure for Dyspepsia, Bronchitis, Asthma, Con- entallaient in its early Magee, and "Liver Complainte." John Berthed! Jongkind, the Delith painter, is dead. A t OSP OFFICE (MIMIC. ermined for toebming the mails, lite W111 tuotafront a More *termite Charge. When William Jam McGirr woe ar- meted yeeterdity in Toronto on a telegoala from Meefora ohargbag him with poet office robbery it was not kuown that the prisoner when token book to adeaford would home to answer fpr e, zonate mole iierioue offence, the*, newly, of attemptiug to procure an abortion upon a youog girl wleorn he had boarey mit The tam that altoCrirr was re. later( by reerriage to the young woman and her strafe:nem that after accomplishing ber ram he took bo r into hie confidence and told of systematio robbery of registered lettere, matfett the affair one of eenuational interest, McGirr waa employed as clerk in the Feveraham poet office, near Meatord, his taster being the wife of jam MaElire, the postmaster. Malire'a sister Mary, a young girl of 18, OaMe 10 work in the offiae and store about a year and a half ago. In a very short time McGirr became appar- ently deeporately enamored of her, salon. quent events proving this, however, to be a deception in order to gain his end. The story of the girl is that in July of last year, about six months after she had fellen, the told McGirr that she would soon be a mother and implored him to carry out hie promise of marriage. He consented, but eubsequently persuaded the young woman to come to Toronto and visit a medical frieuti of hie in the emit end of the city, who McGirr alleged, would enable her to bide her shame. Miss McElire did as ben betrayer had instrueted, but learned, after being examined by the phyeician, that if the necessary operation were performed the consequenon might be fatal. Re. turrtiog to Meaford, the wronged girl explained everything to her seducer and peened for an immediate marriage. McGirr asked for o short time to cion. eider the matter, which was granted, but before the mit morning he was nearing the Muted States border. Min McElire a few days later went to the Chief ot Police and gave information which led up to the charge of post.office robbery against the absconder. She took the con- stable to a plaeo where McGirr operated on the registered letters. In thie secret apsat. ment were found nores of envelopes that had been partially destroyed in lideGirr's process. The robberies in all amounted to about 51,000. Miss Malin did not, how. ever, reveal to the officer her own condition, and a few months after the gave birth to a stillborn ohild. The affair was concealed -Merman save the immeciiiite relettives of the young woman. Chief of Police Dealy instructed men at different pointa to be on the lookout for PiloGirr, and on Wednesday received the telegram announcing his pre. Bence at the Wellington Hotel, Toronto. Chief Dealy arrived at the Albion Efotel last evening, end will take the prisoner to Meaford at 11 Moto& this morning. The east end dootor referred to will be called upon to give evidence in the case. The Week's Assignments, The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re. ports the following assignments in Ontario: Belleville, J. & E. Barrett, sewing machines, assigned to Malcolm Wright, Belleville; Blenheim, F. M. Northwood, general store, assigned to Henry Barber & Co., Toronto; Brockville, G. E. Ashley, woollens, etc„ assigned to J. W. Baker; J. A. Laurie, confectioner, assigned; Col- borne, Henry B. Herrington, ealoon, essigned to Fratik M. Field, Colborne; Newmarket, D. S. Wright, tinware, eta., aesigned to W. F. Widdffield, Newmarket ; Ridgetown, Meredith Graze, general store, essigned to R. H. Greene, Hamilton; Shelburne, C. W. Marlatt, beker, assigned to Wm. Telly, Shelburne; Toronto, Boyd Bros. & Co., wholesale dry goods, assigned. to John Ferguson, Toronto; Trenton, W. H. Ireland, grocer, assigned to J. A. Stuart, Trenton; Welland, Pursel & Gordon, dry goods, assigned to J. B. Liking, Toronto; Wiedsor, Wm. 'Weir, tailor, assigned to J. C. Iler, sheriff, Sandwiam Woodstock and Brantford, Dick Bros., clothing, assigned to John Ferguson, Toronto; Wyebridge, John IV. Hollister, harness, assigned to J. H. Blatherwick, Toronto. . Return of the Scottish loorderers. In 1875 the let Battalion of the Saratieh Border e (the old 25tb) waa sent out to India. It was thee coropoeed of 600 men. Sitee then the battalion bait het& m rather eventful time, having taken part in the differeet Afghan cempaigue, and in the ChinieLnshia expedition, besides losing 125 Men by claolera. Now the battalion bee been ordered home to Britian, but has heen so decimated by the caring referred to that of the original 600 who went out M 1875 only nix will now return. These are the tergeent.msjor, a sergeant and four members of the band. The uniformly good conduct at the regiment while in India has called forth at different times euloginms from the Viceroy mad the Commander inChief in India. Apparently the niokebirathemlot machine now has no rights whieh the priblio es bound to reaped. Tnrfl about WI fair pIay you know., THE HORSE-SHOE SUPERSTETION. It Prevails Among All Nations Where Horses Exist. Sailors are, for the most part, careful to leave a horse-slaoe nailed to tba mizzen- mast, or somewhere on the deok Lear 'mid. ships, for the protection of the vessel. The Chinese have their tombs built in the shape of a horsashoe, which custom is very curious, as it may be fairly regarded es a brench of superstition long prevalent emoug ourselves. The principal gateway at Allababed is thickly studded with borse- ahoes of every size end make. There are 'reieneiled all over the great .aates, doubtless the offering of many a wayfarer who has long since finished his earthly pilgrimage. The saored gates of Somnath, in the fort at Agra, are eimilarly adorned. The practice re- minds us of the old manorial rite at Oek- ham, in Rutlandshire, Eng., where every peer of the realm ia bound, the first time he enters the town, to present a la orse-shoe to be nsiled on the old portal, which is welbeigh covered with these tributes. It ie said tbat, in case any contumacious peer should refuse to pay this tsx, the authori- ties have a right to stop his carriage and levy blackmail by unshoeing one of the horses. To avert so serious an annoyance, the tribute shoe is generally ready, Borne being of thornaceas size and inscribed with the name of the donor. Whether these Eostern horse shoes were times or offerings can not be told, but it certainly is very curious to observe how widespread is the superstition. -N. Y. Ledger. e",,.ittteetra ....tame, et: mem e de re a for Matent ate tateWto te& attestaatate eater Infants and Children. l'Castoriat is so well adapted to children that Cast orla cures Colic, Conatageteam I I recommend it AS superior to any prescriptipn Sogr Stomach, Diarrhmin Erl+0=x; known to me„7, H. gt iiddwdt ig it, Kilt Worms, gives sleep, and primates Ma 14.180. Oxford Ste Broolelyn, isr. T. Without inantious medication. TEM CENTAVB CP1SPANY, 714 31111T47 Street, N. netmealte 'Mania .11,1,11,1•••••••••••••••••••••••• A MOTHER'S NEGLECT Brings a Rebuke Prom Per InnocentLittle Child. -There is a woman in this city whose wealth, position and goodness fill her life with cooed and (illimitable occupation% says the New York Times. But for more than six roontbs it has been impossible to pro - mare her presence enyvihere on Saturdeys. She bas told ore or two intimate friends the reason: It was one dem in the latter port of March that my little daughter, Constance, wbo is 12years old, came into my room as I was hurriedly dreseing to drive to a directors' meeting of one of the nveral charities in which I am interested. Her birthday had been the day before, and ahe had a game -one of her presents -in her hand. " Oh, mamma," she cried, full of eager. nen this is the loveliest game ; do try it with me.' Her request, in my haste and absorption, Beemed in the highest degree trivisl to me. Nonsense, Connie, you know I cannot,' I replied, rather sharply; this is board day at the hospital, and I am shockingly late now.' " I was etanding in front of the mirror and I saw in the glees how her face fell and the light died out of it, I wish,' she said, wistfully, • you would some- times have a day with me, mamma.' The chileea speech went through me like a knife. I Ina never received so stingirig a rebuke. Was it poseible that in the pursuit of other duties I was neglecting the one that slaould be chief? My drive to the hoepital that morning wts full of serious introspeetion, and Connie bas bed her Saturdays ever since." THE NICARAGUA CANAL. lstances That Will be Saved by Its Com- pletion. The restoration of Greytown harbor, by throwing out a jetty about 2000,feet, to prevent the waves from driving sand &arose the entrance, and dredging the channel and harbor, and the oreation of a harbor at Brito, by means of a jetty and breakvrater, complete the main features of the work to be done in making the canal. The prism will be 80 feet Emetic° and bottom width and -30 feet depth, in rook, and 120 feet bottom and from 184 to 210 feet surface width and 30 feet depth, in earth, while in lake, river and besine vessels may navigate with entire freedom. The time of transit for steamers ie estimated at 28 hours, and the capacity of the oanal at 20,000,000 tons par annum. Stetistios of the world's commerce afford ground for the belief that, should it be finished within the time limited by the concession, a traffice of 7,000,000 tons per per annum will be ready to use the canal at its opening, on which it is proposed to levy a toll of $2.50 per to The aerial would reduce the distance by water between New York and San Francisco, now 14,840 miles via. Cape Horn, to 4,760 miles, saving 10,- 080 miles. Between New York and Valparaieo the dietentie sailed would be 5,050 miles, between New York and Callao, 6,976 miles, end between New York and Guynquil, 8,418 miles. Between New Orleans and San Francisco the distance Raved would be 11,000 mites, and between Liverpool and San Francisco 7,182 miles.-- Goldthwaiten Geographical Magazine. Jew or Hebrew? " WO aro Jews," Bald the rabbi, " and it is rigla to eall tie Jew% but eome of us do lett like the word, because it bag been twee in Entitle, for ages as is tetra of contempt or derieice. People often seem to be halting when they say of a man, He is a Jewa' In English book% as well as in German biotite, the word is often used scornfully. In moat European oitiee the Jewe were compelled to live by them. rotten in the meanest quarters, and this also mimed them to be spoken of sneer- ingly. We are called Jews because our Aneiotat country wad Juaers, bnt we are of the Hebrew roce, and sontle of ne werild rather be called Hebrews than Jews. But we will yet make the word Jew shine in tale United States ,"_ -_,.._New York Sum wet Much of Ittifier, Harper's Pazar George-Chapley ia ono of those fellows who have more money ban brains, isn't he? itessio--Yes; and be is not riob, either, Wantonly Murdered A New York despatch eve : Jacob Goldsmith, aged 47, it German glazier, was abet end killed in Koenigberger's cafe on Houeton street to -day. Wm. Langenberg, bartender in the place, did the shooting at the instance of Koenigberger, who handed a pistol to the bet -tender, telling him to " blow the heed off of the sheeny." The saloon -beeper hired the glazier to put in a pane. He °barged $1.50, and Koenigberger offered $1.10. This Goldemith refused to take. Then Koenigberger ordered the bar- tender to shoot, which he did. Both men were arrested. magyArazre.,....,av.escwarrrry,0===art. 33:1,913131411=1:317MRIMI fdatteeti to a it; For the WoDaderful Success of Hood's Sarsaparilla, the Most Popular and Most Extensively Sold edicine in America. Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great U medicinal merit, which it positively demonstrates when fairly tried. n It is most economical, being the only medicine of which " Too Doses One Dollar" can truly be said. 3It is prepared by a Combination, Proportion and Process Peculiar to Itself, unknown to other preparations, and by which all the medicinal value of the various ingredients is secured. It effects remarkable cures where other medicines have utterly failed to do any good whatever. we It is a modern medicine, originated by experienced pharmacists, and still carefully prepared under their per- sonal supervision. a It is clean, clear and beautiful in V appearance, pleasant to take, and always of equal strength. 7 It has proven itself to be positively the best remedy for scrofula and all blood disorders, and the best tonic tor that tired feeling, loss of appetite and general debility. ,0 It is unequalled for curing dyspepsia, V sick headache, biliousness, catarrh, rheumatism and all diseases of the kid- neys and liver. in It has a good name at home, there being more of Hood's Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, than of all other sarsaparillas and blood purifiers combined. In Its a.dvertising is unique, original, %V honest, and thoroughly backed up by the medicine itself. A Point for You. If you want a blood purifier et - strengthening medicine, you should get the best. Ask for Hood's Sarsaparilla, and insist upon having it. Do not let any argument or persuasion influence you to buy what you do not want. Bre sure to get the ideal medicine, Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by an druggists. el; six for 00. Prepared onkt c. 1, }loop d400., Apothensiee, Tamen, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar The Turf A seneational teature of the Breefield sale at Lexington, lay , last week was the, purthan of the 5-yeemold stallion Baron - steep, by Baron Wilkes, for e4,000. Three. hours afterward John E. Madden, his pur- chaser. had booked 40 mares to the horse at 0100 each, ana thus at once paying for him. Such a thing was never done at a. horse Hale before. Baseball. • The following old International League pitmen beam been reiterved by National League olubs : By Chicago, Pitcher Stein and ()Molter Darling; by New York,. Pitcher Crane and Fielder Slattery; by Brooklyn, Cetcher Kinslow ; by Philadel- phia, Cat -otter Hallman; by Pittebrag, Bierbauer, Burke, Litroque and Decker by Cleveland, Bastin, Virtue, McKean end Alvord. Catcher Viener and Whitey:acme Donovan have been given unconditiona1. releasee by Brooklyn, and Jay Faatz by Cleveland. The Louleville Baseball Club will bo. sold within ten days to setiefy e judgment, for $500. At an informal meeting of the, stockholders Saturday night it waa decided by the rnen who were in uontrol het year to buy the team at any cost end *0 strengthen it. This will prevent the fran- chise going to alilweiukee. The New York World cams that thm American Association intends to "jump " the National &greet:nem, relegate Preen. dent Thurman to the eeolusion that Columba% 0., grants, raid eiga any fleet- olses ball pleyer that it can get. The. club owners are incemeli beyond measure. at what tbey term the auplenty et Presi- dent Thurmen in voting with the Nationel League's member of the Netionel Board, . neatest returning Bierbauer and Stovey to the nabletice, and they are Low busily. engaged in prepezing for 5 ggrEssive war- fare • vise Benne]. Mr. W. 3. Mei:Thereon, of Hamilton, ware in town yestemey and epent several hones. inspecting the Toronto kereneM. He paid particular attention to Mr. James Headed great colltotion uf buil zerriers. Is is. understeoe Oast Ur. Mitcpbereon is one of at syndic:see formed in hlamilton to secure - the strongest kennel of all kids of terrieret in the Domirtion.-Empire. nglish Billiards. •The great Jakob between John Roberts.. juin., the English champion billitadist, and Jobe North iwgen eplendidly, so the Eng- lish newspepers repine, on February 78h, at Egt ptime Hell, North teaming with unex- mated brilitertey and steaminess. Robertaoonoedee North the enormcue odds of 12,000e its 24,000 pima as the spot -barred game. John North it, a Bristol man, and be hes- proven bis prorates as ts pleyer by defeat- inc W. M. Peen, tharopion at the unre- striated tisane, and C. Dawson. On the. firer cey cf the remelt North bad scored, 930 !mime 10 Robects' 2000.,On the second; mght he scored 1,070 to she champion'a 1,346, playing a superb game. The scores stood at the beginning of tbe sixth day, with Northa ellore ate° : North, 17,000;: Roberts, 9,895. A County Association of Patrons of Industry was formed in Northumberlardt yesterday. The meeting passed a resolu- tion declaring for free trade. CART as ITTLIE PIUS. Slat Headache and rereve all the troubles Mere t to a bilious state of the system, sach ere ti, 74ngetsAinair LirdoeN,v,s.esWairre8St1oeiafter' see2tmme remareable success has been shown in curiaa ICK Beadachee yet CARTEa's LITTLE LIVES, lame are equally valuable in Constipation,�ser and preventing this annoying complaint, w tatty also correct all disorders of the stomach, stimulate the liver and regulate the bowelen Fven it they only cured E D .9.elle they would be almost priceless to these who suffer from this distressing compel but fortunately their goodness does not en here, and those who once try them will fi these little pills valuable in so Many wan On*, they will not be willing to do without them. Hut after au sicit head is the bane of so many lives that here !swim:re, *we make our great boast. our pills cure it while others do not Cermeres Lamm immot mete are very small and very easy to take. One or two pins make ti dose. They are strictly vegetable raid do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all wbo use them, In vials at 215 oentu; five for 81. Sold everywhere, or sent by mail. • OART1111 Ilnelental Otte lam York. 1 $. A pamphlet of infeemation and :lb- \ meet of the laws, Shg B owinow to Obtain rat entA, cave:a% Trade tiares, Copyrights, e7lt fee& Adaroto MUNN' Je.. 00. 361 Rtreititwan, '1-,`•-•-•.....??.L___rpr