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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLucknow Sentinel, 1888-05-11, Page 67". • .# e • • . -. ' • 1 .. , • , ---•----,—•--._.__._........__,_____,t,_____,__.,,_____________r.....__ . _ , • 14 4.01,PREBROMPHOES, 4..i.ilging- . 4 VIN.P.8.94 1404.04.442.14 ,.....-. 41. .XleVenter Plainit; Thae. 'Alitt Can 'TAIM Iet ii...41.0h...e... rerilleee' • . ,', . ,Hatialt"*-7...14 -... .. TetlYt.11.- T., '.4.-.0aPatall•- aaYa :•• X4W-14 . .,F4r.,413,. ,of .thitt Plage, eettlePed lest live* A despatch from Windthr eaY0 Fran* Rileyie e well knowncharacter et Windeor t.tIme•Washinfeten, where he had beelt to :and ePetite Cote. He formerly ran a -Mitke apPlieation for a patent on a horse- steamboat our the Mississippi River ane ahoreenitking• machine- of hi invention. during- the war amaimed a fortune. Sarah • Who ides of MOst of the present machines ,Rogers, an Irish girl, came to this country la tale The. palming Of a bar of heated in 1646, and after marrying GeorgeEdwarrl • „ Iron heck and forth through the machine, Milne located in Hamilton, Out., where ' r d.roPping, offinto hereeshoee ; that is, the • Harry 1),,tiume was born 41 years ago. ItOesealinea are made One. at a time. By Mrs. Hume went out te work in a hotel, . sMr. Firth's plain, it is claimed', forty; fifty, and there made the, acquaintance of an • or, even sixty horseshoes' can mide engineer's family, .named Sadler. They c, At. the !tame time, it taking just fear took a hum, to baby Harry and wanted to aeoonds to make •• One -herseehee or adopt him. AUL; Hanle allowed the o ild to forty horseshoes. The machine emisiets accompany them, and then lope eight of the of •eeotionst each section making a shoe Sadlers and the eladlers of her. When the .and as umny sectione is needed may be lad grew up he undertook to find hie • -used. The premed in brtef is as follows : Mother. He found thatherhathand had been ' A bar or blocen of iron heated to a plastic killed in an accident, and she had married heat in e Usttalinatiller te. Palmed through Francis Riley, a widower. /lane Sadler. the rolls just as in the old- process. It is as he is called, has been for twenty years • then 'placed in the machine and eat into on the New York Ileruld, From thetime • ,pieoes by ewe placed between the sections, of first meeting his Mother in 1870 till lest • which can be regulated BO that horseshoes June, the two corresponded regularly, when • oe any desired 'size can be inade. By other .the mother ceased to write.' 'A week ago. Ittotieue of the machine, theo•short Plebes of t he waseillecked to learn .from the Hera/We • iron are bent, punehed and swaged. In the news ()einem that Myer leiley,lis Mother, old process the shoesare punohod and Waged ; had been dead three • menthe, and that • • sfLer baing bent in the machine, thus 'Riley was a defendant in the Probate Court •Making, theca distinct Proeesees. BY Mr.' here in an action instituted by his daughter, Meth's oentrivanele all three•P'recesees are Mrs. Sullivan„tohavea guardian appointed • orined by The same machine. Mr. Firth to take charge of his property. As eareatiley • nine patents already file, and has had gome property end Mr. f3adler had not invented more than one hundred con- been notified of his mother's death, he wrote trivances , within the past' twenty-four' a lawyer hero and learned, that a year age months? Among other inventions i that. Riley sold- thirty acres of Ulla near- Sand. of a cannon which it is daimed Will drivea Wich for 07,000 and took hack on it a Mort- ' hall with'the precision of a rifled gun, but gage to Mee. Riley for 03,000, Riley's nanie much farther. not being mentioned in the Mortgage. • As thie mortgage was Mrs. Riley's, it belonged to her natural heir, Mr. -Sadler. He was sarprised to learn that Riley, acting as administrator, had disoherged the inokt- DAD RAILWAY ArremealT. Serious Disaster tea Passenger Train Near • -Olean, New York-&, Seore of People , gage. He artived here to-day,eand a brief • Badly Injured--8everal peen's_ Prob..' investigation has already convinced him , able. • • that he is ()hatted to considerable property A last (saturd. ay) night!a Olean, N. y., from the estate. There are some curious • deepatch pays: • This morning.the pitssenfeatured, as, for instance, Riley swore that ' r train on. the Western New Yorket his wife left an estate 'valued at only 175. Miley 15 the -man wheled the trouble -re-- eently • with Mr. Sol. White. The latter now has a complaint • against Affr,Riley for perjary in an assault,case; • _eflflBy1van1ft.-Radroad, running- between - Emporium and 'Buffalo, was wrecked near Whitehouse, ten miles east of this atty.": A . relief train carrying • physioiene and the oinhulance corpkgf the 43rd separate com• - pany was at once sent to the scene from/ ". The rrovinee, here. The wrecked train consisted of the The Legislature bag appointed a corn.' , ,engine, 'Mail and baggage citte, and three . nittlee to inquire' Tinto:_the' necessity' of eseachee. TheWeiland baggage cars and_leeielatiee for the protection 0! game, par. itittrcosollelf,. One the smoker, were thin -Weil tioularly to prevent the depletion of the hutif the track and rolledclown an embank; neat into a ditch containing several feet of - under. :The came of.the accident, was:Alio reeding esdr,theee-ailellteegt an • tfe-Vahtemeigd;'41aMittellee- -., win thirty: Vallee anliottr , 'hen • oceident-occurredee Thetraak was -torn' tin waters of Lakes Winnipeg and Manitoba. Mr. Smart, MittieterA,Behlte-',Vorketie Jing.getiottely111 at the'hogiltal ..e.ee'lestelheteeitAterefdaveavaeseeeVaa Iiii:VainteatoiPSEttuattrueSUPtlay:' , -. .:A,farmer nented Edy has. eloped ' from t Austin with a Mrs. Orchard, the wife of aor manY feet. It IQ a miracle that no one ! was killed respeatable .resiciene of that ',Place. Mrs. , lled inetantly,asthecies which ! .. . . Orchard Walked thirteen miles to the eta, rolled down the twenty feet bank eontaine# • ' flow to Meet her. lover. - She leaves two nearly Peaty passengers. ' •' l ei ., The ,injured are Captein Co 4:3::'ThYngi ing mafrichildren at home. Edyeawife is visit - ends in Montreal. . ' • ' ' . Olean, badly • bruised and initired inter- : The water at Selkirkis still rising. The sally ; J. j. .Smith; Bath, badlv cut' and. railway track hasheen badly smashed up. spine injurede recovery doubtful.; Mrs..0. Tee steamer Marquette had , been split in W. Wheaten, Allegheny, injurertinternally'two hY the ice.' An Icelandic family lied a , recovery doubtful; •Mrs.GoOdsell, Condors., ' ort,narrow 'eeeette from i drowning. A great •et ' * Pa., ieserdal injuries and head cut, quantity of lumber along the flats has been omyD. reoo`ver•;.• George steeepa South . carried' away. .. There is an fee jam in ,the • Wee .arin broken; . Kate • Smith,' Port • ' AAssihiboine aboiethecity. • Work on the y-rElla Ada llegliany,..pii.; head' and hitch injured seri, ItedRiver -Valley Railway hridges is eus-, .-- .,• -e-------e.eaud:nni., Doke Centre,' Pa., pended °Wing to the high *Met. • 'head and side badly-culand.bruised-;-:-M.ar9-• oriThic.Whwed Review urges the election the Smithpiet, Pa,' injured ' on head. of a Catholic. member for one ef . thethive , and side; Mrs. 13.• Jaeharfent .Emporium i Winnipeg. seats in the Legislature. . Pa. head and lim_bs . eetionslyeatet.4_johnrCollegectheneve Methodist edte ---Wesley- ,Beefe„ Beffalie-Phoilder broken' William ' cationel institution,•Wilebe opened in this • • Wesson; Buffelo, badly out aboat head and ' city, on Septeneber lst. , • . .. . , arms; Mrs. O'Hara, Colegrove, Pa., inter= Mr., Norquay 'deolares he has 110 intention nal injuries;.recovery doubtful; her hue- of retiring from publio life, and says he ' 'band and child Were seriously bruised and ;will again Oat ; Postal Clerk Charles Keenan, of thislead the party int)10 approaching, ' ' atty, egstained a•breken arm; leeen.Covillielection Ocinteeb. . ,.,., The constituencies' tinier the-iiew Re- , GinH. Huichineon, Eugene Dean end. D. '51°- distribution Act, now before the-Prpvincial 'MsWerli •, Of this pity, e slightly ,iejured: Legtelature,sieverage about 2,500 votes each. The arrangement has been So equitably neide thet little exception '18 taken, even by nieMbers of the Oppopitiore, • '. . • - . • BIORICA.1801?'T THE ri9ETHWESTe TAO 'Vast 11.ffstallleraus Districts of the Do- The flood at. Selkirk has almost vim sainiaa-:-A :Fine Pastoral. £rCa. ,subsided. The water is falling . An Ottawa despatch says: Di. Damien, rapidly, and no further danger is appro. 0! the Geological Survey, gave an elaborate' headed. .The ice in .the Assiniboine near batelref evidence betake Senator Schnitz's 'this cit; fitill continues badly jammed, and Mitekenete• RiereiCeminittee thie Momiag. the•Cv P. R. have had large force of 'Eager Some of the doctor's points' that were not employed in strengthening the St: aarnee brought out by, other *itemises Were that and Osborne,street bridgeii. • In the Red' the metaliferoue distriets of: British Neith ..River the water is falling rapidly. , America on the west coast„ including the' Canteroo, • the absconding Union lienk. upper waters Of thoLaird and Peace Rivera, teller, is now inedinneepolia He has in. are at leapt 1.,800 Miles long and aVerago atitutect an action for 010;000 ,damageS • 500 '.Miles broad, and that this area is agahist the Sheriff of.Pembine C.otinty for greater then the .:rnetaliferome 'area of the 'false • detentime , He also bhaeges the wholeeif the United Stetee. ' 6116kiff tetth retaining.. Money taken 'from ' theplateau of the upper waters of hieperpon, amounting 'to upwards of 114•00.. • the Yukon and the uppei waters , Of the ,' In the Logislaturethie afternoon the Anal - River , :there exults fine 'pastoral reac4ng of thsRedietributiOn Bill was ear - area of great •extent where. the growth of • elect Speaker Glass moved for the reten- Ahe-hardy cerealabouldalways he depended tem of St. .Clements -constitneneY; but this -up", :The district in the valley 'otthe. was -voted Norquay's"..motien Dwina River in:. Northern Russia, which- for a separate division for Girnli was also 7 owa-into the White Sea at Archangel in defeated. The Bills providing for the ion- , latitide 659,, supported largo popnlatipit. strection Of the•Red.Rieet Valley, RailwitY Thealimekenzie River distriet seemed equally :and authciriting a,Prayincial loan of$15O, eaell adapted for a large , population. lf 000 weriereed the third time. ,,The , House , aboald be found that shipaieets could be sat #11 7.hcoolock• and adjourned until made fioin the itnitith of the Mackenzie as Monday. • . ' they are Made.. emu; the' Mouth of the.1 _ • .; 1)Wme- it would • become.a-.very -Valuable Traffic otter Breeklyn-Dritligei:-.-=•' ,-0santrY• . . • On the great, BrOoklitt , bridge . the . Br - ave Mollie, Green. caM begin to run at 6 a.m: Even before . • •• • •' " „Mit hourthe promenade has echoed: with • A Natilteille Term., desPeteh says : A, hurrying feet. • Seventy-five thousand New Ionia dog ren:irtto • the school•houseYOkkers nseltrooklyii tte bed h c am, er, Ittreee Creek Yesterday and Made oWard- and, they get hack early to.the Work -a -day ;., one Of the thildren. •Mies Mollie Green e World. By half -past 7 a.tha. 200 persons , a . the testator, sprang between thedog and minute are passipg through the gate hats thschild. She:. kicked' at the animal., her 'and dropping tickets,. irk' the glass bOxes skirts protecting liereand by ihe aid of ..11 T• hee° are busy times for the gatekeepere, • 'heaiy. teller kept it ,at bay . until all the the train 'hands; the switohnienand the ' children lied:fled: Th'e infuriated aiiiiilal p• olicemen: Three care* Start every. mit. • repeatedly sprang at her throat, but the ute and 'teliele'and in that time aro packed •••was agile and resolutely stood her ground e With the tons of humanity, and is kept . Whim all the little ones were gone she, up for two eolici hours. After half-peet-e- • deeperately fought off the. .dog . until; she'cm: the voleme•of car treeel fall8 Wen reached the door, which she pulled toafter 12,990 to .6,900, an hour. It holds this ' her and fiill tainting oeteide. The children average until 4 p.m.,. when. the ' tide flews ran to the neatest houses end gave the beekward. And the crush at 'night is altitte. Two Men Boon Came tine killed the greatet than the 'crush • in the mottling, .. dog whieh had been terrorieine the neigh- The dailihierage on the Bridge read ill • berhood for two deye. The permits otthe' 90,060 'peesengers., Its yearly receipts are • ohildren gave the young woman a -fine 0769,000. • But there are hundreds of hem' as. a present Her clothes were teen thousands who tied the promenade ' " tet.ribotis .r1,taring thes_eneonnter. , ,..:". . • .• , ' 1.. 'An examinati:‘, of . the-•proposea site tit 'A St. Lonis chiropodist has a queer sign the Royal Victoria Hospital in Montreal is : banging in tuna of hill office: 'Tha letters being made by direction of the Proviridial Made front (teem which hehaeextreeted Beard of Health to ascertain whether its trom his Fattens, and ''.every &kiddie inah proximity to the oityreservOire Will ender).* 'elated by airenorntotte Minion, " `• " s ger the purity of the water, . • , .49.414eNCE 14.444 Wire • • ' °O. • ' • 4,44X1.4 Erclitilette, ' ABE DARTEgerLautis, mgmridg.,Apy,T*Iffm-41, ch.e.--11147:reirepreveirx-c_ • — fp* Pipther Itearid go, An •Atlanta (GO despatch says: - Mary Jameson,. a pretty. 18 -year-old whose home is in Clayton county, Geer departed for Waco, Texas, where she liegoroe, the wife of Mr, BiMpson Afa one of the• tvealthiest pleat,* of that don, In 1868 Mann wee one, of the'n2 popular young farmers in the county. was engaged to be married to the,daugh of e neighbor, whose hand was sought many others. The day. for the marri Was set. and the geeets Invitee: Itnfort ately for him. Mann espoused the RePu can partY.Wbisb wasla Odillm at time, .NOt only did. the lady's father obj to the marriage of hie daeghter with a •publican, but theyoung lady herself deola tier purpose never to wed one 'whose sy pethiesuoald be with the party in pow When the wedding day came it was a ri -Henry Jameson, and not- Mann, vir stood.iip as. the, groom. Who rejeotedsni sOld oat bie poeseesionsancl, moved to Tex where he has grown rich, while th ie la who waste have been his bride has Woo the mother ef an interestieg family, t eldest of wheel is Mies Mary. A year a 'Mann revisited the old 'scene, still sin and with a heart sesceptible to love. • saw la:Mary the image of hermether Wh he beet her ill 1868. He conceive& the si gelar idea Of having hie old sweetheart f a mother.in.law. The daughter consent and the marriage was to take place th week A telegram fro& Texas _told of serioneaccieent to her lever which pr vented his coming to Georgia and ask her to go there. The brave girl at on decided to go, end is now on her. way. • Latest &swot News. The new Assembly. Haltin Invereessh been finished: • • ' • • W. Jenkins, Ayr, haaheen fined for rin ing the bell of " Alloway's Mild &tante kirk." • • • ' • . Mr. William Arrol, builder. of the Fort Bridge, has purchased the estate of ' Se field,-AYr. • • Her Majesty's Jubilee peesente .have bee lent to•the Glasgew International Eithib Mon, and have arrived in that city. The late Dr. J. H. Stoddart,,eormerl editor Of the, Glasgow Heruid, was a nativ of Sanquharo Diunfriesshim, and 56 year of withis Pitealark. • Mies • There is a great stir areoug the•ownere of girl, Cows in 'Queen's Connty. Under the Act of gia, Congress adopted by the Legislature of will this, State in 1887, insPeetor Law 0 of the np, Bitreatt of. Animal Industry., is 'making fem. things lively. Otle case has Just ooettired ost whieli will bring pp the question of the He censtitutionality of the .law under which ter cows are " tagged," ,as it is termed. , by d'ake Munson is o• well4known resident of age Ma'speth and keeps a cow or two. Sub- tirl- Inspectors Smith 'and Crown went, to Jake's place to tag the cows. The tag consists of the a Piece elf brass • containing- a Illth;ther. eet Through theheass a• pepper .wire •ran Re. The inspector carries d pair dr.:nippers like red shoemakers nee to kebob holes in leather .1 with these nippers a hole hi -punched in the 'o er. ear of the cow Old through it the copier I val wire is, passed, the ends of it then being I ee twisted so, as to hold the tag fast. The g tor object of the tag is to •identify the cow i as, wherever it may go, so that, the spread of p dy pleuro.peettmonia reey be preveated. , 1 me When the inspectors . -reached Jake's!' ee dwelling he was absent. But Mrs. Munson a go was very. meth there, too much, as it h gle turned out, for the, inspectors.. As' soon h Ho the lady lcoew the object of the . visit the o en placed heiseltin front of the cow 'stable h n. like Ajaxdefying the lightning, and said t or: "" Look's here 1 , You 'can't come n ed this stable without t tekling me." . is The inspectors ptelect ouee ciroulie two. o •a feetiong and read it at the defender of- her n e. cows, ,hat didn't'make her quake a. bit d ed and she told them they might bring a hun t oe •drecl yards: of the sante sort •ot rigmarole a and she Wouldn't &tee a snap for 'it or t them.•• rn Why, it's an Act of Congress, signed by li the President of the United States and ap. r proved by the Legielaters of this State a aed. Governor. HIlt,” Said Inapentcr w ed Smith. . ' . .43 DTP 070cei::4::::4143/-6 to, 7:14it:ricin:i:f" Mira „ Isa Porter ..gevel whet is knewn apacilig• her epieitualistie brethrttn_as ".tie fire test,” ,at ,GrreenWoga Ifer1, before an * audience of about 300 people, A committee, ; consisting of Dr. W. F. Work, Col. J. W. Andrew?, Dr. S. E. Hyndlieni; Fret Edgar Beall and Dr. L. 4. Querner, were chosen to go upon the. Stage and inspect „the lady . and repprt upon the resolOA her perform., ances. The ruernberb of the committee • teak chairs arOun&the table and' the lady' Walked forward, taking': a poeitton behind it. 'First she, washed bar liands in a 40T1r1 dice water. Then she reached out her puleeep Which were grasped and oltecitahreerfulsirde. boYf ,,•hiewr.o • T.efiTs1444tetreiemthenc ay eat down and began to ta,. with 'tivo ighted lamps, talking in eome unkeo ibbeeish. A lady beside the report() t wee the lingo of the ancent iii•e„wo,) ers„ but it sounded very moth anguage used by uursas jest land'ed when talking to babies not' olo•- eeough to nnounce their vernacular. •Ales. Porter andled the red:hot lamp chimneys, passed et hands and arms slowly over the flames f the lampe and filially took the hand, of er little daughter anci held that litre) over he blaze for quite e. the ehild evinc- g no: pign of discontfort. She passed add, black and white' paper, a celluloid ollar-and other articles of a perishable ature through the devouring flaniee, which • i& not devour worth a cent; and lyought• he •articles out all right without singe or a bruise,. ildmid the pimps of he audience and the Smiles et the Om - Mee. She filled a dish with •ticoholl and ghted it, andtalking Sanscrit at a high ate basked her tender wrists and Yet d rme in the red-hot flames, aid 2i -heeled S ithout a soar or even. a pimple. The conf itteStold the audience. it wee wonderi ie of them said Viet her arms showed am citation of 78 and •98 .degreeti-quite an regulatity-befor& the test •eozamenced.. -MU& not -be -forgotten -Mut Porter: aring her experimente thin3,- y, in which an inch and a 'half flame red alai* to tho top against her cheek r fully: two minutes without singeing a . None of the ooirimittee -were-preee red ,to tell whether Mrs. • Porter used talc:del eheMicale on her to 'guard met being litiened.-"=("feeirmart:Eneeirer. "1! ft was George Washington's cooked• 0 hat ,I wouldn't give 'it darn for it,", was the ex h •Teply. . ir Well; Ine!ati,'Lettid. thelospeotore-e--we• -It 'don't wani.to.hurt you—" : d • ',Hurt me' I" exciainted the lady seizing no i. a pitchfork.; I'd like to see the likes o fie yea attempt to hen Inc. I'd make holesin •fo you Worse 'an ye ever Made In the oar of, a ha poor harmless pew." ' pa 8 said. Let e let3pieeXtopr0.81..._thla,te, son„ laa4r, " 'Postulate-onethe-preneses- gni& • sticks," said: Mrs. Allinson, ,“ or it'll be : .t5 ze:tatThilev4,:iiciab4inapetal-evaoduox'-_tiftitigh%tmli-lafset : litrab-1121;tertaVaduS.'"Dmtithulledt.'at.aft age. • • • On the night of -the 30th of ?Jar& Viem d worse for pia." . • • . ThOnescip, Strathntiglor went and dee.t.vne :himself ratherthan be married iheenieh .!talitrangs4. etteheamer...eals0,4111 pei/aoleCepteliMdbertX;losPh!PT'utre4 the racist popular of. the Clyde steemboa 'rietestetie 'Be •was in his 59th year.. Ur. C. W.'llitethven, Chief Engineer t the Greenbelt Herber Trust, bee been tip pointed -Chief Engineer to the' Natal Har bor. Board, at a .salary of' £1;000pekannum The gold casket' voted, together with th freeepm of the city of Loedon, tp Mr, H • M. Stanley,. the :explorer,' id to lee piece within the Glasgow international Behibi Mr. Simon CaMpliell; one of the leader of , 'The Men,"and a•catheehist who too an *five pais in the stirring,' events of th Disitiption,•died at "Hiln2orack Braes re gently hie 70th year. • • Alarelnxiont 'Herald died in Edinburgh oe the llth inst. He Wag t the &bond son, of Captain John Grant, 92nd • Highlander's, and .brother.of James e (*ant, the well known ttoVelist. • p • At a sacred concert given in the Miepion ° f TreschIly Mike .Catne along • and :the rn epeotors told him that they had been to 13.2. :his glee() to tag the cows, but that his Wife tA is 9 had refused. to allow Ihem to 'enter the Stable, andthey had refrained' from tieing 'N.' violence ont-Atif' retard farina wife. ' sit good I'll go s.ncl., cheer up the old e' woman.Pt • . • • 1 an The Mgt/eaters. followed Jake ci again .02ie attempted to enter' tee -stable. Mr.:Munson seized. the: ready pitcbfOrk and clogged upon them, and they fled ignomnitoteity. s The inspectors 'got out nwarrant. against rat_ k Menson and his wile for interfering with _,,exe' e 'then]. he, the discharge ot.theirditties as - di:tiers of the State; and the matter is. to aintieupheferelifatice-Molkeinea-ter-NiW-f,_02 , town... Lawyet William • E, Sloe -lint; tor """ iwitteh Dials Made 1)7 Plietekianb.._ Wate,4-4ittle nre ..ntivv-tnade..by platit0:. • ,..nesit444alitt41iy.hand. ow a• hundred -ate made in the time for- erty reqiiired Ica produce cine, and each of • e hundred is better than the one would ve been. .The •cliel CePPer,:- coveted th enemel. Viten that 'thee lay a &M. ized coating of .albtipienend .bichrOniate potash. A large drawing, say twelve . hes in diameter, of the design, .figures.. d: (iota that it is deiiied to pet epee the I photographed down to he foinired e, 4hich•.• makee it. fie finettett whatever ectireeies niay have • been in the draw. are elniost beyond dieuevery by, the aroeogies ;:The ..negative. thus •iim'de is. oiled to the...light in 'contact -with• the '• &tine -coated watth dial for from-three- five.- - Minuted.: •Electile light is •juiii: as deamerallight.-Whererliblielithas (tilted gelatine is inadsinsoluble. Thedial is: ow inked over. With'commen. lithographic render ipk.. Feet, with -it eleen sponge MOistened with a little gent water, the ink nd gelatine: are wiped off the dial frota • II parts• except' where the light 'has acted "'Ha, bed% aughed Jeke, " that's' a 91 ino be 'defenclanti,. will raise 'the -question ,xr Whether the inspectors Can, under:the laW, xeroise the . right to enter,upon private roperty and mutilate the cha.ttels.:,of a a itizen,-/Inieklya Citizen. •• Church, Lengbohn, lately; thwprogre.mme A D� Whe 'Stele NeWsnapers. • in clear black 'upon the enaixieled Plate. • and to these it adheres, leaeing tee deeigni , closed with the singing, Of "Green Grew . 7 ,. -" : ' • • . . But that design would easily blur and nib. the Raehee, 01" end some ' worthies there "A paper carrier eerne• to Me one day off by 'wear. , Another process: is. necessary.' are fatious,s,t puch eoriduot. in. a kirk in the and 'ine that somebody was stealing to make It. Permanent -A Metallic *mantel ' " ratiale t611/1.". . : • .• , • ' hie papers left On a . certain dedeseell. every pOWder. of shy calor . desired -beta, 'Ana, , ' Mr. Hutchison, . U.S.A., has received . a morning before. the eubeeriber get a chance red green, or purple -is 'dusted 'Upon the ,• , oenfroilsion to execnte a btist in marble Of to see them," said a policeman the 'other *Rai. . It sticee to ' the inked portions; but Her Majesty;to'be placed in the new'Vie... day. "The'genteuna, Jiving in the house nowhere' else. Then the dial Meet -in • the ' tokia Art Galleries, Dundee. The bust, it had, it appeared; hailed the. Carrier over muffle and fired... The enamel poWder, . is tuiderstood,18 the gift ,ef. tt,' well-known the *ale and aceused. him of, -not giving meltelinto.ihe white' enamel, base. 'and the citizen of that town, . " him his paper. concluded to watch the, work lasomplete. The W.allboun In Edinburgh, on the .10th of . April, a house and pee Who it was that was steal- .company paid -02;000-161-414i preceWatob ss. _ woman and ' her five ..children niteroWly .ing the pipers, for I was liatiseed that the escaped being poisoned by eating istmages careiet was telling', the truth., The next . that in the old way •of .making,woald have at they turn out for 10 oems each •dialts, made Of unsound 'meat. Four of thee:113lb morning I saw the carrier throW the paper ciot $1,apiece._New york.s.ut. . • clren Were thrown into corivulsionsoinctfor inthe, yard, and I concealed yself on the a log time suffered divadfidly, . ' • 'opposite aide of the' street to itit deeelop, ' Aeries Of felitivities took piece recently mentri. In a' few minutes I ea* a big Week on LordLothien's extensive estates in Newfoundland dog climb over the fence from Teitlibin,-ancei-Roxburgh-etoevelebeate the the 'adjoining yard arid pick up the paper coming • of age of • Lord Ancretn. - The bilis month. He then jampecl over the ancient Abbey el Jedliergh was'brilliantly same fence and ran through to . 'the back illureheated one night, Red' the effect w,a# picturesque and impogiing: • ''' •• The first ascent of Ben Nevis tibiae' the aitturan was made On the 12th Alien. On the surtimit .the snow ganWtindicated a depth of sixteen,feet. The %Tilton regeived a hearty welcente Pre= Me. Ontond and.the Observatory staffwhO 801311 nothingof .the Outer world for the lase five months, . David gamekeeper en. the eetate of •Balliienie, in Filtiehire, was found. on the morning :of Sunday, ,the 8th April; lying on the road pear Rattle in en amen; gams • conclition, with-, a severe wound On: the, head. He never recovered eonseibus: nese, anddied in the comae of the evening. It is suspected .thet,he has been the victim of Nut play; and the pOlice-are making ie.' elestigations into theme; and have eppre.' heeded a 'police &imitable and a gantekeeper fertile murder. The deceased, who was 40 years of age, wee& native of tile' :Wed •of Set:alai:id. • . • . • • The annotineementot the death Of Rev. Dr Begg, the; perish inieisterat Falkirk, Stirlingshite; Will belted with deep regret by te,large tarok, of friends Canada:, Dr. Begg -'wee 4 son of the Bev, James. Begg„ D. D.,- parish ',Minister, New Dionkland, and brother of the late .Begg, •Edita. burgh. He was born 115, and . was licensed by the Presbytery of ItamiltOn in. 1836. lit.1.846' the Crown, in virtue'af its righte pattonage„ -presented him to Pal'. kirk: parish, Where he has continued to lab& ever ghee. Last year Dr Begg attained. the Itibilee of his ministry, and wee pre: eented with many tOkens of regard.' : yard. The next morning I waittd for the -canine thief.,,aod gave him a • reprimand with rny club, and, ever • after that he let ,the.papers alone." Chicago Tribune. . ' Where it.rttta•Aire Net• Oieeneil. If 'yen come'eut on it ranch. yea:Must not, eitneet to hayaleted • and put tO • bed, and dressed and the*, and your boote pol- ished; end your clothes brushed; and so on, In the naerning. One fellow.carne to, etay `Witb' MO Mit there under iornething of that iMpression, and the first evening he put out his boots, Eh the morning be come down in bit' ptookingeby• ths:bye, he had seemed Much eurprieed over night to hear there. • Was no regulationhoui for:breakfast-and • 'italtridlibinichis beets. ' I - called Ah'Shi. Ile had nee peen them, he geld at first, but at • laee..a happy idea struck him 'M. • What a Junkie Iteatl3r Ts. , . .BY.the way, weleVe new been the'whole length.ofIndia, frem..'CitIcatta. to Pestle - wan, ,rend.babk to Bombay, 'on the other sid. . e o theland, and, except .at• the loot of the Minalayas; have not seen a 'single girest dr indeed what we Weald call a d. ?rees there. are everywhere along the de ' -along the hedgerows, scatrereci abOu he • • Adds and plaint and dotted over the 'hi Is and mountains, but nothing like. What,. the: ,most of us at home have supposed to: on•-• •stitute an -In'dian jungle. All imeeltivated or Waste lends are called ejtinehei." '“ Oat •• in the jangle"' niemisabont the eqras thing„. h‘ere ae with' es to say "out eiiiihe &skies" L•ethet is, on the unenehmed Jamie whether are or ni heavy . grass, Tho "Moutatain. juitgles," where the tiger luta hie home and. peoplef from ivehri cdheinbees* twits neihtn slew, 111M ttre :carry t reef: • • other thanelciteepostteeedliteeties On theta) ' no native think of koiiig'iloner,at night or even by day sortie of thene-eCarter Heir; ikon in Cl,zicagO ' „ sabee. Me see little doge -him ketch heapy boot in hintMonth." The fact 'was that one of my young doge had run away with the hoots to pley. with them, and we never reeovered anything but the heel iof -one ' of them, -.we were not sure whieh 1 My /pest had'expectedit knock at his door': " Hot water, sir I 'Boots, siel"-L-Aterray's gaga:. zine. , • It Will bolearrted with:ekceecing pleasure that the Grand Lodge of .New South Wales, and which bat:never been recognized in the Ilitited.Suites on account of ite fOkrnit4 tion by aininority only Of the lodges itt the colony, had adjeeted ite 'relations With theother lodges not 'heretofore itoknOW• • AladyinLu • alti,dotitintgtaslistr 00.k.aertlftithhaot Lord Carrington, Grange, Ga., wrote to Thos, talemy franieeting hint to invent an gar. Engitiree, as to be the Gealtil Mastge. cif the, trumpet that would ,enable her husband to united body. • hear: The wizard in eeply Wrote the lady. to Wait Piet • a few menthe Mid 'that hese: Edgar Slade, aged 75, and Wm.MaJellan, his gietediete aged yo-ak,fl Wore burned' heed of hers Would think 'ha heard the , s • ,• ' , „ to death Fridayevening. . They lived'One tars fallieg. tarn &befit three Mike frOinChathent, and teem). purchases of Canitetan.hoisee f9t it is inipposect they wore out burning:1314mb, British &tiny remounts aro rb bb Matleeth:le hat how the INCOICIeht, happened WillneVeri • ° be known. 4, • • • A Salvation Arnay•Itenninee. ' , The,Port Elope Guide relates.041 iiletv- pp ing : • • 44 The bartender , ,Of the 44 n'e Hotel, Iiillbrook, Was love•struck on a cadet of the SalvationArmy, but 13Ala cadot. . would heve none opteiretemiless he joined ' the Army.. Flo on Sunday night last the : liquor -mixer went forward as a Seeker, and professed conversion.% Thi e waP ‘enough„ ,for on Monday. morning the Whiskey. • stinger and his lady lover left tor Parts unknown." . • •• ‘ • . . . • 4ti Ilulticks? igiciiressfein She-HOw„ do.yeu. , 'new shoed,. Adolph'. • '• • '' .• .'He, dredtitily.Tho ate.' •, menso. • Bauer raiwcettia eel& to have received.' $3,000 fer his Serial story, Olivia ' D e.I now appearing the " Ainerican Magazine," • . , • .,• e • tongiegetiori of Chalmers' Church, Kingston, has,deeided to proceed. With 'the .creetielicof a 0.25,000 church On the grott opposite theiCtilleglate.Teatittitel. The GOVer • nor0 . etetal is in Meittreal. , It • • !zee,