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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1887-01-28, Page 6, Dr. 011.aroot'o„ExPolimento on „ liferyine tatients, " ExTRAQRDENTART RESULTS. . • • pompleta 0111e8 Obtained by item of 1r7pla?tisla, *Faris despatch says A series of the MOO e,litraordinarY experfinents in•hypne- .•tisin, made, under the direotien• of -Dr. ' ,-Clutroot, by his assietent, Dr. Babinski, of _ rigoroualy goserveil, even if their inner Meaning be runintelligilke. Now, as the &eta Stated 'above halm been ascertained with all the method and vigor that ought to be eMPreYed in scientific researches: as every mune of error—notably, the Pbssi- hilit' of •Pretencellior °4'been-1, calefullY avoided, M. Babinski hasdeemed it h. La duty from this moment to makesuehiartaimown to,the medical publio,„" • These aperiments have awakened re- newed interest in neurypnology, or the science of nerve sleep, and on the tables of the•-mest fashionable-ea/ens in Paris are to be found games ;Braid's, treatise on the subject, with the Preface writtenby Brown. Sequard, In fact, hypnotism is the great sensation of the day., *eflartiereHovital, surpaSsall hither* WRECK MUD 'Eim xoSpThr eancei ed poseibilities edi ' and causes a profound sensation in Parisian strange cataairePhe,en, Board a Wrecked society. These experiments prove as per- . - • : ' schooner. • fectly: practicable, the trau_snciSsIett : A San. FrancisCo despatch say: The • magnetism from one person to another • of schemer, •Parallel, whiCh-sailed from this • vertain nervous phenomena, such Its dumb- port for Astoria, Oregon, on Friday; was ..ness,, paralysis of the loge and arms, violent compelled to return owing to etreng head' /3840 and coxalgia, and the final elimination „ She reached the entrance to the of the evik, from the original sufferer- Golden, 'Gate yesterday evening,the wind r %%tide dares seem at first sight to be nothing had died out, and being caught by a strong abort of miracles, and certainly they t'd equal dramatio intensity many cases _ rrated,2in thchleitt-T-estament7.,-As-mail • , • ; fantastic ;and more or less exaggerat accounts of these :experiments have ap- peared in the Parisian papers, I,resolved to so at 03** to the fOnntaithead authority, and called tipoif the famous Di'. Chareot e vessel was swept ashore at the gouthern end of _Point---Loboa-inskle-ther &Moils Beirfooks and epposiie the Cliff House. The life station is near by, and the crew were promptly notified,' and, has- 'a toned to thespene of the wreck. • The cap- tain and all hands oir 'board the schooner ma h taken to .boats, but as it was imnoeisible se at his magnificent mansion, on the 'forlheni to Malta& landing on the heavy a ( 'boulevard Saint-Germain.. - surf, running they stood away for' the P, Passing through the hall, worthy the' entrance to the harbor. After being aban- artistic taste of a Medici, entered the cloned the Vessel drifted in a northerly clireo- a large vraitingmbom: /twee decorated with tion and fink) a small 'cove where she a 416151487HWa°;srPerliea°81:1 anfOrlarien. tthale 0:pebgtt....anTdhieeiiret ImPoonnwanetdhaagtainthomest tthsesiliame:jsZgde-lauti.inaltiltdyi fo cathedrals of Europe. In this room on the night was rapidly • breaking ob. it was were forty or fifty , patients waitingtheir of giant Powder board;', but no danger turn to be suramOned, into the great ixian's was apprehended. The men from the life- 'ma lienottim. ' Natty of the patients were saving station, seeingthitt nhthing,could he • _a° violently afflicted with nervous digeaBes, doneatndatnottling,thet‘the-seliooner'iur OLUVERIUS HANCp The -Young' Richmond Lawyer -Pays the Penaltp gm, *mono. R18 SWEETHEART 00.Iliar- - -THE DEAD STATESMAN _artioulars cif Iddetdeigh's TRIBUTES TO HIS WORT Iticbrribnd, Ira., Thos. Cluverius, the A last (Wednesday) night's Lo youthfulawyer, whose execution for the cable says Kr. Manners, Lord f3alisb 'Murder of his cousin had twieet been Post- Private <secretary, „sari: "The rap hpnisWian, Qoweansceh,anged. pretesting Lard iddeBieigh 9orne tha aide rem he sank down upon flair. I w The Cluverins-Madison ease excited the the next. room. Hearing groans I greatest interest•not only in Virginia, but into, the ante -room and ' lifted him t throughout the country. ' The accused was sofa,. Doctors were in iinmediate att a collateral descendent of President. Tyler; *woe and remedies , were applied, bu a lawyer of good repute in Mee and never spoke.- He died twenty min Queen's county, "and superintendent . after, he was • taken ill." His son, a Sunday school, --Eis victim, Miss Medi- Henry Stafford North:cote, was sent son, a co ateral descendant of but did not reach his father until President 'Madison. the 14th 'day of Minutes after„all was over.' no: left' 3.ffirOli, 1885, her bodY was found in the for tha FY119"3.., in Exeter, th il familY to tell his mother of her husband's de The body hag been removed. to the fa residence in St. Jame?! Place. 'There be nolnquest,the doctors. certifying 'death resulted from failure of the hes same day and registered at the'DaVis House action. ,-,.-- -;--The—Queen" was deeply 'affected by Merton" at the Ancericantliut *found her iewe of the Earl's death!, and iinncedie out. On her return she sent him a note by a sent a, telegram expressing her sympa mall negro boy. The latter 'could not find with the widow and 'family. Mr. GI ClaVeriue and returned the note to „the stone, Who always. highly esteemed L lerk at the American Motel, who kept it. Iddesleigh, was much affected; and, vv be enirelope was ,not addressed, ..but Mrs. Gladstone, sent the following t 'loftier was found' later in the room own- 'gram • ,"We are serely:'grieVed by ied by • 303s Merton"addressed news Of the death of one so emine rrest. The note read: be there. more partionlaroexpression of our feelin s soon as possible, so please "do not "Wait hiverius. It Was. this that led to his ithrestPile..ciiit:ra.,n? belov.ed. must reserv r me." After the discover); the body' • In an interview this evening nr. La nd the arrest. of Chiverius, who was pool. sten said: "1 was. summoned to Dein ti' identified as the Man who had -Called" Otreet at about 810.'13, m• On arrive Pon Matt Merton tvviee on the 13th, it was feund Lord Saliebury and several gent 'Moped that ' She was CluVerius' first Rie2Lnit vivo:Er rtoxith,,o‘se ofnIe,*ddeasrilehlig usin. They had -lived in. "S!_doiping, Initidd-and were '.6,-hotts--the :semi-conscieus condition, and :excesEdve 9 had mentioned *him to .scinie • of her -Pale. • His eye's were' closed, his. Pulse 'w ! , ii, or•livx- TITt iot3* A'IC qtyli v.: . :,(Isi.,m. r A BraY07441119r Lass. Illeeiso i)eath Nvith •q1:1..4 Soirtaa Story lc I • . . • Xrate, •- , 4 • , • A Viothriall:/4; ' deSPatell says: The seal ,_ , . ck H. ilealin schooner Maggio . Val -ling,. went ' ashore "*.oa PebalOff" Islood lmit Monday., • ix.; rd;illi• ' tiliirei,.anAd whenthethritqwrTe ckw a\ -;clo 'sr,11)''0" if rgd peat ntehz°t ' Inept' morning her captain, whO wee a daring. ante' young woman, was found dead at the,wheel, walienint; iitc;usWohio°fhth4bisehberOdince"1:11wIt teilui.litillleXlaasetcionTalhdel . ix the, and therstory of her life, Wits a curious one., tend- Cot. McDeueld,:Calin's father, omit: ,allf 1, ‘lineee ollwisolorifeoifn, ttbiled, 8))feael,ggillicaltt2•11ng,Istdw.apfgevtheile- ater: to, ilk . - eloped • with h • 0 bvernment • ‘` Iiib4... teen years , ago Calin was born, it-1th° - for, ),. schooner's snug little • cabin. 'Four . ten years later, it, is )41141, •.. Mrs. Me...-. seato a ut ,, an . 426thing "mire was 4efwa . . that its wooden walle consisting only of what I, ath. f her. Colin, therefcire„„ spent the rest:of ' railher life on board the sehoonee with her. will 'father, her knowledge of the world Miteide rt's thagathered 'on brief, 1,•iSits to the, shores,.', alongwhich.rher3ather-eoaTital7-• She, wits • ,,„ the • truly a daughter of tho sch--brigh4 pretty tely and brave as a man. A thorough seaman, , thy she was, with a full •knowleilge of =Nip- • ' ad" tion, and, she stood her Nvatch with the rest 6itlid °sifxthineocnrtehws ' ago .8 Capt.ist ing1N I° le Cl; ((I i il I dna' i e About b. andiit ' de- Calin took comroand Of•the.sehooner.' She , the pursued the seal inanstrY: with an erith,u- I' . nt, skein that surprided. evee„the old Mintier/14 e a and the: sailors 'obeyed her even with . gs• alacrity: .4 gale Was. -ritein,,e .../..a4st Monday • . night, and heavy seas ,mcidelTengh Weather • ;', . ng-, for the schooner. With difficulty; sheAva . big nut about and.heedeilIor: Pehaloff Islands, 1' the Bette ran 'higher and -higher, and as r le- night came •on, B. Jackson, bile • of the h; sailois,•Was Washed bver.,)4oaD.L4a,lin, :steed '-a ' y a the Wheel'WInle Hine, the onlY ' lY. , renaming:, sailor, tried:: yaielv• to keep , PA nontrol-of,the-44aile.---Abottr-rfirdilight - - as sniteo the endeavors of the hapless pair, .. 1 the B6651161. , was •• blown : on ti reef and re firmly wedged. At the inoinelittlie inain- IY. mast went ,by the: hoard and H' • I city reservoir. „Iniestigation ;Showed- that she arrived in the early on' the 'Morn- ing of the previous .day • and registered at the American Betel as Miss F. L. Merthn, Cluverius ' arrived in Richmond on the and-eeme-okthenrjerked-theil'itegii3u ou . been abandoned by the 4DfaCers and crew sh hatilly-ricialiertlie- station blinding "n and contracted their . muscles in the most ' , •--Charoot said-- An. sorts of, -eiag- tented accounts have lippeared about . the • experiments 'in transmission, by hypnotient. fact; unless the publict.ireprovided• reciss Information in mattera of 'soientifie rew rom the.Lscene. .They.had a fearful explosion ' occurred, ' scatter- ing,. destruction---' i-4,1r--liiaTeri. The schooner beating against the rocka_laad cause the powder to ignite, and the entire very,:they naturitlly riiiiitalse the qnantityien beard, nearly-100,000-..poinide; Pole' fOr. the Smith Pole • and, error and ° iSonfusiOn lieceme widely disseminated." ;44,Will you' give nie'' I IVU, " Statement making clear'to the pOblicmind Ofli exact state of medical science concern in,g hypnotic discoveri'es?” , • 4' Certainly,''' replied T. • -.Charoot. uau p o those. living in the neighborhood•the effect wits frightful. The signal stationwascempletely demolished. The.lifo-sairing station 'wag., wrecked -and- ' ' o wee side of the Cliff rionse, notwith.:' Standing its elevation, was blown out and every window.pane-mthe-buildulrbrolterr.- The' large concert room on. the beach and qwctoienda,awhor._ sweetheark-and-said' '-marcar-PerdePtiblirsartliffir ation of the body also developed the fart aPplied restoratives directly, but they we hat' w brelfe-iiiir* it delicate condoiOn. There Without' effect. cannot Say precise at she expected to marry bim, An exam. still. The, pallor ' was that of death. ro e‘iidences Of a struggle near thpircsoi.o, :win.% he died. If he was not dead. When Voir embankment; 'and utale andfemale arrive he.passed, away soon aftervitho footprints' Were Clearly traceable. ' The a struggle, .„4ThwEarl was older phySical dead `Woman's hat 72,8 found near a small- than he Was,* years. In his condition .tli shawl was found hanging. on tepee in Pei hospital a few hundred yards off. • Her 'vcold y iionrureloYtisf.ro..mwEithx09tuetr .'aypeir mityirt,wee entirely different' locality, and a hag examination cannot ',Hay pOsitively; an containing her clothing was •fished : out of the river a mile from the place of her death. •But-the-most-importent aoa. Significant in th We carried into the see JaY :the ut succeeded, however, .in rim:tubing the shore, ly after ;henna of .expOSure in the ireering.„ e waters:" When morning broke the. wreck • 8 was sighted and a boat's erey-°put out to • m save the skipper. :AS theY approached the, ; t wreck it was noticed: that the foremait.hait. Y fallen And lay extended itilrodslheldeekuniT over the stern'. • They, c011od loudly, for Cidin,, but. no answer Came and it was ... feared that she also had been tvaebedoVer-' 'board.res... Two of 'the c toA hoard 'the vessel; and • •with • ditlietilty they eacceedekenly• •find the form of :Odin •,, hanging Over the wheek•eraished to death.' : The body of thagirl . captain was taken on, ., shore as carefully ' the :.eircuttistanees, wpald.perinit•and the old -Sal t's rabOrneds. These eiTeTiments are '.conduated under other buildings lower down- all' had fi th . eir ley gen'era ()dim} by Dr. Babinski. This windows broken and Were otherwise more had, . is howne: B,a 'risk" carnet thenron ::°•The Orlese daMaged. . The long carriage shed 124se „anbjeeta are °seated back 16 back . and, a adjoining the Olif House was tumbled into. ntin" magnet is held to the side Of one of them. a mans of ruins.' Adolphe Snlros' 'cm:we've- tria 'It is not necessary that . there should' he, tory On the heights above was shattered Lo ''''',.aa :' &dual contact between the Subjects; but a atoms and all the windows in :his houee. 8un, : there 'is the tratieraisidon is more rapid were broken. Three meinbers of the life,: xr._,94'. :than when they are at a certain distance saving oreW,„- who: had „built a Are on the !!ue fOr‘o!le'llilo.ther, . : '' •'' ' .,• • .' ' .• beach and had decided to remain near the :tar: ' '''• ` 1_,i'lliti, or orai STIENTS.': ' '';,' ''' •Wreell, w,ezehurlett into the air by the con. . "The exPeriniente, Of Dr. liabinsii irrost. 'cession; and were severelyinjuredly being Lli..a_t be divided intacevetal categtiries. l' TO the dashed ' to 4119 • earth; • The .remaining ni.v_ firat, ca,tcgoiy belong eicpCrucenig made .0ii• members of the' crew whO had returned to -'• me two young girAo WhO suffered from,hystpri„ the station rushed to 'the.. reseue or their Then th oat epilepsy , and exhibited ,,en the; Aim". iniureitcompaniens. - • They, carried them •„_ entena, of -extreme hypnotism' as they hal* to the station, Where medical aid -Vias pro,- ,,il-:14::' . been. described by Me. • .The Patients were' !Lula _...."and • 01 niSb . was done : to ' relieve :X. find hypnotized: . Then Dr., Babinski' pre. ..',!-1,ef.r. 8 um7h,',git' ,.. ' : ' ' had .think, the deceased 'suffered from ,fatt degeneration of the heart,....Ilemight-hear- Much fatigue and • excitement, Without 111 ntified 'eh watchmaker as ',the' mie was a watch key..whech was 'positively results. . There•Its•tnyothninogni,ttnetnam.floirlohwi 'made for OluVerins, while it iv asredog. that the Earl was laboring under excite- :d of his acquaintances. °,.• The • a iell . having belonged , to. him • by '2theDArt .'''' Mortimer'° '' 7o'r"a"-;in..-e.,, :.,i4brii. jades. . . . . . . I was lengthy and ,hotly contested.. It leigh'S physician, has issued a :bulletin, Proventhattluverine and ',Miss Madi- WhiCheays : " tord,i,Idcleideigh -fer Many Were * theneighbothciod .Of therefor-. *Ye:it:lir wshtuweuffneorte.pdiawoiintho'clieirstilliefee liitffeimotionines., on :the: night //cif. the- 'murder: The ide, theory was , advanced, but this alto peril, ", rendered "the,. prospect of -its disproved by ..'the eridencee .of a sudden 1 termination only too possible, He gee,. and the deice., of • the.. accused ,9,dlite4d0ouf he . had not • seen 1 the ',deceased for . ••g Tthoe:thmofeenacrhoot*Iyaevhelinnt: ral menthe was Clearly 'shown to be syncope.,.6 tartl n hasnet. heen Oriforeseen- by his immediate numerous • believers in his innocenee' very • calmly about , quitting ' office. 'Tie 'accused's previous good. character wai t4TY. f,!') Foreign Affairs, in an interview es..v.:aAdyeo.:re:o. bt.:7:4•iftso.tr,optouhkreett•iycrei jonliiirreo.:W.417bausOtta.ehantiiii:awine• friends, and ..,:it;hgliaer,ighoeen,n.iii,4netiucinpadteerd .bsyechx: entslo.return a'verdict Of guilty. . Be, eating .the Foreign. .9ffice, epoke to me e tart that he Was engaged to ti,t heiress,' -ipa, icill attendants, • , • ; . Lord•Iddeeleigh, a.moment before maxt este .,their. sympathy in many expressed -the hive that our. separation • - • , ' ' • - ' ' • woliAL not permanent • St I , . . .., •,.• • . explorer; was. Waiting to pee: hiin. about the ' .0*.iajX-A*ttir STRANGLED.' r' Eillin -Bey' expedition. , Lord Iddesleigh formed Oirilyteets Her . Death' While • k , .. ,. 9 i , . '..---.,,v-,' - ' n- .?; , • ' . aelied me to aee Stanley and make :another apPoininidit lot late in the' evening., Zaord. .".. Eier'elsii""•' .' ' . , : ' ' Ic1desleigh Was•looking' well,. in fact 'better . .. , . . eW York ,despatch . says: Rebecca, .thennimal. . He conversed' with Me very . •• . • 0 , 6..year-old 'daughter of Ile*. S:' . R.: pleasantly, and when we, parted ,he was m_ n; of the 42nd etreettres.hyteria/k _goodenirits.!," •• . , hTwaff,iittinglealiT'diath '.in a Most It, is intended. that • Lord iddesleigh's . . .. . , ar nienner on Sunday nn1+' Sh retriains -tibia he 'honnied by li . , , .su ered from eurvatinie of . the Spine' and fimeral:le probable 'filet On aecoun.t 6f duced rst in one and • then in thi3 • different apparent hyeterical sYnipteme of IAL INSTITUTE. , '7 ° .'paralysis of the arm. and of the leg,. box- ' algia, durichneee, „The patient theset- ..,,,tacikedby enartificiel hysterical affection • .is broughtifitorippiirt:•with his conapaniOn, near whom the magnet has been placed. In few momenta a transfer takes.place='--the svyMptonxs disappear r'patient and reappear at the same insta,nt in Ikl'o r 2 • • ,, • • •:. traye To. be Eounded as a Memorial • of *flip • •• • Majesty's Jubilee. , yr.4 kj.AciOcin cable says.: A Meeting WM'S A De held in St. Unites' Palace. 'yesterday of ' .06016:len interested in the pronietion, of ° A •r,/ the establiehment of the.I.mperialInstit t :TheY Pass thus from. to the other. tlw objeet, of ,the meeting; • hejlaid.;1hiii., No; 2 patieht of iho , • favored the giving of SOnle pivot '.0f U the si The Prince f Wales .0presided. hPxPlftining •Paxto 14roretiver, it is easy, by engesation; rld fenerlillPeling-of-the PeoPle-or the EinPire• sin AT. MS MAT'BE CUBBP. sion • of the• jubilee of he T . v oyalty to the Queen,on the, occa- used,e-very.night an apparatus " • "In a secondtcategin7 of experiments • Babinski took Male or female, ,p,atiefite pr, tenting .different.- phases of -hysteria; P .• artificially included in thiaciiie, min hated sponta,neouidY-that is to Say., ind Pendently of all,inggestions--such, fie • • tutted to the 'itdmission ,Of the . patients i question into the hospital. pktised then in rapport with one or the "other thesubjects experincent "referred t ethaVe., These hohypnotized prelithinitrily and at their side put the :magnet. ' Th hipnotized subject thereupon at-,.ouce dis plaYed-the-earneinanifestationsof liysteri • ' thoseoLthepatient atwlibee Bide he ha been placed. But: thebatterretains hi •• malady at the end the eXperinient • • 4' M. Ba,binslii then, by suggestion, re -Hoven the hypnotized -subject -of the ailed tion that has been. traneraited to him, and . returnee the experiment. By,repeating ,tlii , Manoeuvres an -ember of times more or les ,o 'considerable he has • succeeded severs • 'cases in bringing about an attenuation Xml 'even a complete cure of the ,malady.? ', • oplEn:o4slis oP successrm. TREATIktENT: ; "Here, for instanee are a few Of the oh- iiervatiOne Made by M. Babinski two , . -scg he Obtained "a COnaplete oure of g reign. he pulleys, attached to tho wall of 'let room, prorogne& ,Next to :lord Salinbury, toed , • of ropes and luti death Parliament will be' still further' -,,, min in the Conservative party. *Ile was greatly trinited and highly reSpeeted by all partied': A 1 d " IL Imperial Institute was.the fittest reemoriel forthe purpose of straightening her buck.' Rldesloigh was the most . rota e- that. could• erected. This ''wauld a forni a • , , maid servant :pallidly assisted her'. in the practical means Of cOmuliiriicating: treatment. On Sunday night the. servant l! tiithtlie colonies..He commended the itl_..e.t being absent, the girl attempted tnoperate e-. Of sfieh.aninstitute, which, he eakt wouict the contrivance illonai:•, Through tOnie faiie t, , be regarded. as a' centre from which the movement, a brace intended to support the n knowledge of England's Ocannierce . and chin 'slipped and caught .the young 'girl by of upon ariSiliti.aice,heing found tb. support the industry would. be .. extended. g, 'relied the throat. She was linable to Arelievethe c! institute,. and .predicte that -it, weal bo. a h*iteVsetrieid°vte4rYlila.clkneitinlYY•?n•RtereYr'aZi7avuit e lading benefit to • this awl: i•Pture. genera - found by her fatheran : hour, after he luta f, tions. .., .,...1: .. .: ..- ....,__. bidden' her goodnight,an who, seeing alight -• ,, A resolution • thatwits:.'passed---the.-?'"2" hi her room. later' than usual, entered..after O p,3r1,41•Itistitute would: bea „fittilv co400rial calling without,l'esPorise; and': found his d of the Queen's jubilee,: and directing that doghtertleadi•-,--•-:----. '. 8 the people of the Oneatt's dominions :obeli . , . . ; Maintain'inich an inetitnte. ' .• • . he:appealed to fig, fonds to .support and Is, "tvIPT ii. O.WiTy4...31[0,trzkilraxx. ,. SIP*: .1 =' ' ' ' .• • • . . ' .-.' 1%7 victims of the' .A,wftil Avalairele in, _. .,.,_ , • ,- —'7""7 . . ' John ;Prlilii illid ,E0diratilm. . • . .,. • montane Teerito17. ! L n cable says Mr. Jo Bright, a in a:letter declining aninvitatien to attend JiLitecd,TO4y:Wise'and a SWedenained Mar- a meeting:9f the, adviwates . of A Fort Rebgh, Mont., despa e says: On Federation, on the ground that he had Imperial tin were at Worlion the Side of•Sheep,Motin, I* • titiri, nest.. Cooke-City,.t developing eterte ,'sympathy With .the . objects and p,--nr.PP-Q Mining Property, A huge slide stvept down thereof, asks, the, projectors of- the move- 'ment liovi the, proposed federation vvourcl -the mountain and'bitried the two ,utifortn,. natanten ihteeternity WithOUi 'a arnoutent'n . ys en° dumbness; one of theta was of .eight days' and. the Other of two Month •„ -standing.. Ile seeee:eded in Causing...the• ' dia' OPenainee feW ,:clays of hysteric ..patelyint Willie, right "side of the body. of e year'detanding. •In o, enielier of an hour, • and 'after four' i3uceessiVe experirrients•he cured a ease of hemipled that . had arisen ten hours previotiely. The atteiript must be • 'the'oftener repeated the -older the affection ' happens to be, • '• ; • . -'tt` third ,category of experiments la, • babineki 'obtained the trensniiision.,to a, elihject of certain. phenomena 'ailsoeiated with -.organic! affeetione'bfille "ueryOus. eyetent, finch ,as softening of the brain and cerebral hemianthroniain 'children: ' These last eXperirnente yet need' completIng:. , . • . tHeleCol, S CONCLOSIONS. , . . . . 'X The different.' experitnents here dis- • c,oeseil :will be seen. to have ,interest for ,paYoholegy on the one hand and ' for thbropeuties on the other. .but Mt„Dabinsiti thiiiksthat they 4are not yet min:wrong ,, , 'enough to ineke.possible the Construction of any theory on the iitibjeet, and it is llis :.,,,intentien,,,t&"contin "0 his researChed, In \ - the, preeentrirtate of • fence It is impossible to expla,in in any -w 'the mechanism of the 'transmission in qu ation from ohe sub.. jeolt to another, ” But' what of that•?' •Vitets . ult. elWitys be -accepted , when . they ere '''',••-•-•--:- deal with, the fisheries diePli,te betweei notice. ,T hey were earried iheiusanda of Canada and the 'United Stitt 1 feet 'hero* and their bedies Will not be foetid was independent, he . asserti :—"Ii yield. to the arguments of ' her ,poWerfill neighbor. and if there ,, were ' no Dominion of Canada the diepute Would' Aeon have been settled by tnglish .coricessien, of Amerieit's reasonable'elamis. The foclo t° ' project, he Says, 'mainly thaoffspring Of the ,Jingo ane, and numerous easualties.repofted: spirit,. Which'elamorri for vast ands cOntihn- The sneivie terribly deep in the mountain ally widening empire, • and ' seente alinoit rondo, which are impassable: ' On January ready to. isoast that the:En:Tire' can; 6ght 2rid Tony; Wise itird a Swede named Martin* the -World outside, of its own limits,- l‘fr. were at weir on Sheen Mountain, near Bright sayithe would reComniencl 'sensible Cooke City, when it huge elide_ ewePt.., the men to la the giteetilen rest. • ' ' . rash to eternity. : -. • ' ' until the snow Melts next annlmer. • • "linow-olockee " , 'A. Port Keogh, despatch says.: 'Many ,stage coathes are blocked in Western Among the stories told at the*New Eng.; land:dinner,. in ,NOW :York last Week wail the annexed: ". There Was an old • preacher. '0,nes who told some 'boys' of the b'bl on, he was teread in the•morning....`"The boo, flndieg' the place; ;glued . together ,the ton-, 'looting pages. :The next Morning 'he reed •tin -the bottonvot :Mie • page' When Noah was 126 years old' he took unto,hinnielf wife, who was turning the paged - '140 cubiti, bong. cuhits Wide, Binh of gopher wood ,and covered .withpitell inaidc and out.' Ho Was naturally puzzled ,at ' Ire 'reedit again, verified It, andthen Mv. friends, this is the first time I ever road ale in •the bible; but I accept it. as evidence. of the assertion that We are. feriritilly•eficl woriderfully rhade.' " --A quarter of centerybence real mil- lioneired will be few arid far between, , • • . Getting fireink in alexic4;•-•• Maseal letieinbles Holland gin, and is he ,rnore intoxicating than that liquor would ke. Tequila is a product Of the same plant as "fleece!, and is made after it Method that gives it the innolty taste Of Scotch whiskey. As for pulqtte, its intoxicating_qualitieit are notgreater,then.thoSe beer."--S'pkingfiekl Pep/Mode: : • . • Two months age yeting Tato; a %ore boy, .Was canglit by 'a that in'. a in Grosvehor,dale Conn.. He was whirled, around, his right arm nits torn fieni the socket. with such force as to. send ft a. distance Of fifteen feet, his left 'beg suffered a compound fraeture, his right knee Was dislocated and fractured., And ho was other - Wise fearfully brUised, and yet todaY, he is alive And:Well.. . ' • A' CHILIAD'S TERRIELE • DroPPiiig EgraPinii. ...A: Newburg, N. Y..; ilesParel *pais • A' frightful fill of 65 ,feet aril • ons' •escape from. iniitant death oceniredlere .at. noon to -day, the Victim 'being little Annie • . Barrett; the 5 'yearn od ..deugl#6: Of /. :Alfred: Barrett, japitoe:.bf the' 'Peet. office, Little Annie; with u. still Younger brother, ' was playing ifi tl •the top .• of. the 'poet ,:..o.flice ing,:where:: the family .resides. ,•.F.roM thatiloor tethe'besement aline of stairways descend with a six-foot g'qu are well in the Centre. 'The stair.way -protected... by' belltisters feet high, andt there being no • • one present but the cjiildia: 2 -year -Old • brother,-1Cieconje6threttntirehinbednpOn:: •- the. railing, lost her over, and, clearing. everything in „Iier. downward course, struck on the hard.baSeirient floor, 65 65,feet below': Pierian heard and as- eistance quickly. reached her. •Whenpicked tip she. was dazed, hut a' .sliort tinie she was able to • speak, •Her injUrieeeeneist of a broken right thigh and a 1 • • , 'ea nit fade. Her teeth were driVen through, or lips and lour of them w'eraluieaked out. no. Ofit On the head Measured. . threes clies. ".•:Blood Cone :front -the. nostrils in adiderebie•guantity, but for allillieif not t aternally .injured She may reeever, . • ger.. ynintores are favorable.to-night; ii:.iprietiOn Stopped hilt lirleat in Chaiini.‘ A Dublin.bablasaYs ' At 11°NY a e, House, of: Commons he h Was alivais, courteous and i.‘ever.,.gA,v!Paii.1 to an enemy.... His deethiamituillyagreat legate the Coeservative party but also to co the country. . . • , 1114.pEpir: pr A CitURCI$.' Mrs. Stisan Tirown'i'alls fiend at a Religious ' • An Adrian, Mich., despatch says: 'lemur revival has been going on for Some, days at the Second 'Baptist, Church.; con' ducted by 'Mr. Green, with successful results. On Tuesday night Mrs: Susan Brown,;. an 'influential ...•mertiber.-„of the Church, ires taken Witti‘the "power," and, Iniriping• to her feet, sheshotited, " Glory. ! Hallelujah!" and fell to the floor dead. Sonic minutes elapeed•before the congrege: tion.realized the tragedy, and then a. scent of. great excitement ,ensued: The deeeased wee aged 65 yeqp and was a slave.upto the time of the grnancination. •Prbelienation. •f3he bite 'number. of -children in the -South,• and • was , worthy' Wonsan, .well•known . among the best familiev, . • , • SociA Event, at WaShingtoic -A . Washiligtel despatch says. _Mr GleveIeed's to -day toner' 0 tile President's niece, llastingd; Wit , one. of the 'nest sOciel °yenta of th The flOrai.d9oOrntianii Were beanti fol•-.' At each 'Cover there were large eorsag 'teriqtietii . pansies,. seine deep purple °there Whits -and --yellow. -'Only water gob- lets and others for ' appollinarte were at .each.plate. There Were dainty, Ante enpe Of fine ware filled with:boil-bona' for each lady; the otin,and satiber tied together with .gold or purple satin ribben, these colors .alterriating, which these* ladies eartied 'away as souVeriirs: Miss Hastings,. who • . • Woreca ••pretty dress of pile. bine- Crepe; and lace, sat at the feet of ,tlie ,,tehle with ,:Mise Viltts •her right and. Miss. Lamont en. her left. Mrs.00Ievehtna at the bead Of -the ,table,...hed Miss Manhieg On ',.her.• right and 'Mies Eridieo,tt, On her left; . 4., • , • .An Oxford IThivoreity, insisted, tel keeping bedi.f; One day elerieal dignitary told,hitt piainiy • that his beeti .roust be sent away . because a, gentleman: CorairiOner had jest 1506Y1 ittting: Ho replied instantly : been,.I. assure , you that you are:doing ns a great inifjetiee. rime* tho•bee well. Ho.id Mitt° itt all, but belotu,e3 .o Ir. Iligg; of Mer,t6"4" , ' r'. Polity Limerick. 'a. landlord na,n2 ies•:.:, . terra ' attempted': to evict ,a :tient ea d e ed • Frost, whe owed hint more :than ',MO for • , rent..,Tho, . police, follow -1 by fr, large crowd of people, elion,.•arriVi lig , at Front's , }louse feund: it harricadi.,d, and Outside. : the flint ehtraneg. a . huge. pile; •Of stonea ' In front of this pile, CO 0.ecu7'ely,1)6tin1 to it by chains, was rather Li itic,, the parish - priest, The police stn-veyei:1- the scene;',, ' And found that theptieet hiel'beell :oheined in- such a mintier Iliet MI entrants to the house polild not be fOredd• without dis- .. , turbitig him.. ' This theywere diSpesed. to' , ,•do, but the crowd threateeed to. assault the' • police if they laid.' handson the priest; • '• p,nd finally. beeitree' sq• -detnUnetrative that thepolige drew' theirbittons and•dherged Upon. the.people... Thapriest, • still chained to _a pile !of 'Atones; ,vehententlY 4.Anded .. the iancilordot'who.'haViiceoMpan ' d the ''.: • " ' ' c r ogee to the heese,.: and *.thsterr finally agreed. to s-alle, ;the Matter by allowing Prost to purchase hie holding' on thO heals of an 12 years' rental. . - • . , Buried in a $fieW.Slicle. A. Winnipeg despottoit gillbs foiloiing.. clieilttyed by snow Iiiiao'east of Donald. Portniiately.fer the pavisengers the slide was i)ot great one, majcrity of thein rernalned under.but a few inirinteil tiro rest did t escape pp tlig,litly."1:/ Oiic. of the niev • , buried entirely', out of eight for . and thirty-five ininntes before `searchers came ' across hhr moved it a very weak ap dition,to a car,. and soon revived from ' I. CoePer 0411104; R. train '-00000"lI*(00Lb 01 ti 11 es:117;1e° • r•• ' ot• ,,, •