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The New Era, 1884-06-20, Page 3r June '20 1884. si&IVITATIONINTS .DIE/Ilt XI* LAW. MUSICAL., AND DRAMATIC. ' Metall and leetentlete„ t • z ea..-- 4 . I . In the' land. where ' enneretititin The richest litlii' n'girlin ills werld.'in the Fine writin.g on &zee paper will give A Riede 141sie 041., , , • liih 13181:111Terry a-nd"rrlher 14:Vyboet14:94iters, via: 41"4:60111:4:1117,::::::bi:;40...07:::,,z.ntuas.:: ; Own name, the'amount ItaYieg bo_gliefsk her. jet black ink and one part of gelatine, . , , jAIOIllisK Wt.+7. , . „ .lireltelierYoltndneltitdet Piederelnateeft bine 7.yeerold .dalighfee Of OlptetGstingeelti ono or two fair copies witholtt callilig be en thi mug ow. in . addition to mum comm. so the, the strangest end wet Porkies of the nayy„ vtlei ha; weillnetewneia aunistanoe of aPreee or water if use is made thie city e She ie worth $7,000, .9010" IS "bee oft, writing :minden of three parts of good are an in the profession. ma Irving has liPoo theee 000tesione. The gent .ion.aral. mem* by her. grendfather. Willibele Z - Manymonths age the medical press wait 4,11100Yered hist•rionio possibilities in ayoung Whickr witnessedWas that of a Men Pe. P0 - weld, of Boseen.' Mr. liireld Wee theliethon briether of the tragedienne, and [reposes .to make him An BAWL His fitoial resemblance Waal betnfe Parried along it Wall felletved by alga tour hake, including the child, ,c4:020 crowded with articled to allow the action of , s. so-called new remedy it. leeare diriesete-- partioular tank neposItion. As the,corpse of the little Ore. mother, and „whet; he ter lalse'411:111 Terry is. striking, and Ur. °ertthh14°t.M. mirtumt Wit° wore 411 • "rim°, '' Thffi Possesskoll of The bulk' 'of his fortune, ' w9trinat CIRloillalYe°finf la° tvhaalteY. t.heirtatteAdyb°v(;itek- fInryibieng int/monde to•minngtilizerovitvhaiis orreeae:iinTlawl4finftche .rirldomthde)04078t wat00144.0eaterlArrih410°Dggrootand° derrt.0100,000, l,, hwehLobte ewtell2odmaivideadhditl.elt07• Towr. highly eeteenled in Germany for the same Night." , A Great , Mhisileall eteeita . ettle residence in , Boston were bequeathed .nialeerad,. Yl.riwwettletelleee77erelle2:len• ntigatea the , and, a serial of ,lithletta games Were Qom, , maimed. in *Mob 'laxity earn's" were be fdre. Perkins wite,titthe Captau* and An :wept which will long, be memorable the ra°86P"Inilunb* .99.ben th° Pl°°° °I . $20,000 antaudy 'to be used in maringlor °t,rt1°11ur° 'ma formatinn of coal: Ere con - in London's musioal annals tail place to- harlot Wail rallobad the Dames 'Was thrown the utile , miiiieeeire hojteee ,oatil she otadee (1) that Home kinds of 0041 Were . night Mahe BeYal Alba* Hai Where Sir, ,nwmakoetahenl°:;:toge'a :1:1;egl:av:soan::::: ' Leoa:011.eaTtlaheiBlegglikr.orp4t:p°14rilita' .4s.efriormil; rwr;retalit,YthmapRecivesPrilt187:xiscvachierierinthgeinra dulius-33enedict, the eminent composer, ' • covered up with"earth.e& large pile:of gecko gave his fiftieth annual ' mine -ere, The choir was composed entirely of members of. :diver and`' a re* other articles were. innis"GtgkelencamsheneS•40Qairey' ''etvellttre‘letePecht leetleine! eoli".60:1114e1 ublit‘ouneult'ointlee swell!? 'w444021a(2rBet123400t the buried with the body in order to give of the Albert Ball Choral Soeiety, under his magnificent reeldence In Boston.— of rank are buried the ceremony is • teemed of the eltbstanoe which he. termed the training of Mr. liamby,• end be the the ghost a start in the next world. When Washington Rtriblican, hydrooarbon; to which the wood tissue had orchestra Were gathered all of the most contributed beyond a doubt. more exteneive • and somewhat -different. prominent mud:none in London. The solo a - The mead ay "Deem Mr. Richard A. tractor holds that if the - artiste, of the . evenhig were lefeedanaell httstiimetlitie:thar9st killed, and ?fled ghrtes'trivPeasrilag , One day a few weeke ago, one of the faulippipt:Ito"t°orgetiloieeparsinly.Balnoagele6gmBe°0anhanbaiiim° Albsni and Patti and Messrs.Sims Reeves, obliged to out oil their hair and otherwise richest men in Chicago, was asked Air a' William J. Windt and Bentley. Sir disfigure then:melees. • A coffin is ;made by private intervteve by a jitranger, who aa to Work wings- moree or less regime- julinerwas weloomed by hearty applause. bling thou of a bird there 18 little meson • wetting, a log somewhat lodger than the ex:Plained '• The musical programme of the evening rubbish, " Skipped by the Light of the WM!" ' .. ' Boston went mad over that worsb of all , with aromatic' subdue:* awl placed on ti or portion of more thanordieary dletinetion wait, h r , . departs this life. decompose before burial. It is covered bansboceplatform in the attn. where it is his' boey le allowed to °t°'"t that's the way I have lora thotteends:" , • " Why, then, how beve,-yon attach:, your' "Not a dollar young man I In. fade 1-24:10,tu,itolisapeveeettdo of doubting inate0 power 04 611,41,5ining him. noyed by oil marks onNpapered walls, egeenet which careless or thouehtless per-, . - Good hotisekeepere are frequently an. Peter," and the 'artistic excellence of the The performance was beyond all oritiolem. The funeral ceremonies are neeer. complete lowed out and - the boar 0,00 , within. -woladerful '4.! NToevilerairgilkevo.erillYTaeterirm'ilatl; vi iu that•I Easy make money? " great rapidity .tiarclugh it. • FrObably, he self in the air and even travelling with was Sir Julies Benedietei oratorio, e St. corpse. This log te split feegthwiee, hol- was ths adds, it . willberanch °spier for hiM to Nettie ' until the et:weeding einef bele captured a• = town or has taught a battle' ineabloh blood mricni° 448wer- .: But you have made money in railroad sustain himself while travelling rapidly New York, , Renaehyi, the violiniet, is pedorming in bits been abed.. Whenevor•et great Dormer, .., stooks, wheitt, silver mines, :meat stooks, Wt. onward *ea while hovering over the mime the recent musical festival in that .eity— A gliimigb paper headed its, account of peoduces a putiefying liquid wheth ill caught left for aetretel days. The deeompoidtion 4, By inventing a spring bean. 0000- .,. .. , . sous' hay:Yield their heads. Team unsightly • Recite -may be removed by malting a pieta " A bOdY•fillitking MAIM." in earthen vessels placed under the plut. ing a boot.jack. 1.et all spegulations alone, ed 'cold water and , pipe,clay or fuller's Mrs. Langtry' bas had a seii7dWm ICA teem... This horrible liquid •ie then divided and turn you attention to the solid wants 'eagth, and laying it on tee surface without dress button:" made of gold dollertiengraved ;among. thole present. • Raab reeeives the of the people.."—Wall Street Nevis. rubbing it on, else the.'pattern of the taper • will then likely be iejured. Leave the paste With her Moboeram. • ' ' • ' ;liquid in his hand and quickly rubs .it all : , „ on all night.. In the naorniug it oan be Mr. GetiWillianne finding that"Captatri over his body. After this revolting per- . The Brown dloaterlal Seam* ' • : broiled off and the spot will,' have dieap- Mellor "did not take as a tragedy, toned formai:toe the bodeeeeivra,pped In &kind of .. • From. letters received by Mr. J. D peared, bat arenewal of the operation may it over into 0 fare°, 'Mid kept the eame cloth and buried Withvariousceremindee.-- Edgar, the Secretary of the committee, it Arm application of oft soap to a fresh heavy role. . arr. Springfield Republican.learnt thee; the •bronzo statue, Of ,thd late' bernebessaeyitthe oil mark is ole, . • . . . Rene George Brown may' ba expeoted te burn almost instantly removes the fire Mies Annie Pixley Will leave for Europe • •s pleying continuously almost for four .years Before it anbierned at Montreal, the • Centereeatkinat lenient • ' begipning of September, A number of the flesh, It000rdieg to a- modioal man who ' within the next two weeks. She has been ' • errive hone til the end, of August or 'the and110068a rest. - There is no likelihood Coegregational .Unietietif Canada agreed -.leaned ism: 'have :men thaaftilleeitectemodel . • - bad been burned repeatedly himself. If the .that she will accept an engagement in to meet in Hamilton; in June 1885. Rev, in the studise of the artist, Mr. 0. B. Birch. ,tnjury ie very severe,. ee .soon as' the pain eceasewapply linseed ell and Ilion dust over ..- -England. W. H. Warriner, B. 'A., read the statist -el A.U.A., in Letelon, and it is pronounced with fine fleeur: When this last, covering E. A. McDowell and Fanny Reeves, his oal • report, from whiele it • Appogrope a twit to be admitable."; The granite deetaii only.64 cher:lee reported, being abOuttchie- ,the Queen's Peak is very suitable' and -ales hard repeat the oil end flour drawing - : wife, who . organieed a company in New until a goo'd coating is obtained,. When the. York a few weeke agato Make a tour 'of half the total number. - The 'number of substantial, and its petition is one of the latter dries allow it to steed uneil lb cranks „, the West Indite, have received diremprag- stations, not churches, ea 33; average at. best that could be chosen., • and tally off, as it will do in e (lay or two. • ing reports from there and . given upethe tendance oil Sabbath serviette, 16,129; total - and .a new skin will be found to leave formed r a ,i,....de,...1.9T.tiElifenWP-...241111 : . ' under pastoral. care, 21,303; additions to A Keen Eanaluder, .. .. where the 'Ain was berned. .- ,Mins By, the wen known singer, and• membership, by profeision,127; by letter I, There isn't a button on thie shirt," . d'aughter Of the ambient baritone, is we lee ; total, 893; present membersbip, 6,394T -dismally . observed the young husband, Prosentinterus. ' ' . . Undetete,nd, about to be married tti the Sunday Sobools, 76; officers and teachers, shaking the gement bhad undertaken rite tor Ile reyeterious efore his wife's:eyes. ' Mozart's Saa notion-thet the requiem he Horl. Robert H. Lyttelein, and to qui •the 831 ; scholars , on rolls; 7,423 ; average at: " I'm sorry, ruy love ; it might have been customer would b s owndeath-chant, 011. • • . • tenclaneee5:582; number. of baptiems, 498; remedied if I had had tuned aropheti er ." ' - • .c a.l. logartle ,Mr. John Ryder, veteran actor, takes serious raised for all purposes, Ifu.4,8.07 ; increase value of church property,11462,922 ; amount . " Why, -you've get nothing to do. What • • ' . de you mean by saying .if you bad had ..The End of All Things was completed . povs ps s his Wave of the stage We month, when he over last year, $4,489. . •' team ?" - . . . ' " astient to the jocular suggeetioa that when ." thero. would bean end to the painter. will attainethe age of 70. Mr. Irving will'• • Fechter's intuition was not et fault when ' probably appear et his 'farewell: • Mr, The 'Storni Near London: - "I Mean to say that if there had been no profession. ., . ,. • . Dorchester., Harriet:Mlle and Nilestown bonnet for this spring's wear, 1 Would.heve • ' • sculptor, Ryder wil/continite to train artists for the occasion for me to trim over a last opting itmade him urge thoscutor, taking hie • , were visited yesterday afternoon with it had time to look after your clothes." . instructions , respecting hie last resting . The Birmingham mere dissent from the thunderstorm, wheal testae three hoary, place; to set to work at once, as thinewan • . Miss Mery4oidersoneand deolare that her .general praise thatehas been leveled. upon • end swelled• the %river and creeks to an ' Snow On the Heckles: • no time to lose ; when ths torah was ready •-umisual eitent. • Near Derehester four for the tenant, the tenant wee e4dy for the' a, 'badge were carried - away, - Gen. Briebin ineaommand of ..e, battalion tomb. • • • • impersonation of Pauline, in "The Lady of cuiverts and • -Lyons," was cold and &hilt:dal. • and twenty-eight feet of. the G. T. R. of troope marchieg from SL Peul to Idaho, Torn Sheridan, blade* Angelo good-bye ' .Miss Clara Louise rellog,g -toiled by the track was washed .out. ' Aid was at once crossed the main ;edge range of the Rookies.. with the remark, "1 have twenty menthe Auralaia for Europe yesterday, to • be, gone sent from LonilOn by the railway authori- jun° 'Ord. He reports ,now several feet to live," ganged the, term of his existence) . for the summer. Although Magi • Kellogg. •tiett and the delay ai. travel was of sheet deep and the weather still eery cold. has had four offers for 'opera for -next duration'. A.short distance, three. and a , to a nicety. • Awakened from a sick md.n's :dumber by , season, three English and one Italian, she half mules, from Dorchester 'there wae not One of them rare' birds, a white robin, the baying of hounds, and thp uproar at- , has made ncearratigements for the future. .enough rain to lay the duet. Her ' European trip is entirely one. et — • -' was seen ettIttymouth, Mess., a few .days neighbor's gr den, the pulling down of a. stag in a pleasure. • . • • •ozenrtitpatnindg in Millileewe Niagara 'mystery' Cleared tip. 4(04.. • ' t -.' • . . exclaimed, "Itridseaxin . In .order to impart dignity to the town .of days took leave of pencil and peper forever. Mary Andeison conchided,her provincial tour, which.'fitte been ephemixontallY. :me- The impenetrable mystery that • has Maiose 'III., forty of the men:lentil have ' Not long before • his fatal' inneese Prince ,. .ceisful, at 'Birmingham on Saturday even; hitherto, shrouded .the' tragedy. on •Luna signed a - pledge to wear . high' silk hate, 'Albert said to the Que.ere " 1 do not cling •iim: ' •She is to stilt for Ititly,next week for Island, Niagara Falls, in which Mr. • Pear. inetead of the withabrinimed slouches that to life. - You de, butt serno sore by it. If . e a few Weeks of rest and retireetion befoie eon lost'his.life, as • was supposed at the have been in fashion there. ' .. : • , I knew that those rioved worewell oared , halide of his brother-in-law, Vedder, and Falsehood is in a hurry; it mey be et 'any for, I should be qiiitie reaea. to diceto-mor. reappearing at the Lyceum Theatre early in September. : . . • , .• • which was deepened by the latter's core- moment 'detected and puniehed. Truth is row. :I' am euro, if I had. etaeeeet Mme a plete *appearance, -bids fair to be °leered calm, serene ; its judgment is on high; eits should give up at once. I should nob Gregorian eatisio, says a late writer, halt up at laar, the' body of the . latter having king come* out of the chambers of eter- struggle for life. '---Chamber's journal. • ! , stood the teat of centuries,. and 'instead of been fohnd yesterday in it egood state • ofnity. '' ' ,. Wearying of it keen:Want repetition, as we preservation in the Cave of the Winds. An do of other mum, yee„ find • that as the inquest will be held toalaye • . ' festivale and season,: of the Chureh'n. year comeround they. bring with themthis sublime ohantain all its freehnees and grandeur. • • . -. ' .141VOlY Thar' ,.14111Stleis-AWSespt 1111Alle' edieriteri el TIMM- Plat In They are having lively time' With the Be wore a pair of tattered pante, Salvationists in London. As the drummers A ragged round -about, A.no through the torn cream of his hat sh°4 Mahal Plalsre, James Nitilkie, abseil A look of hair stuck out: Griffith and Luke Wilde, who were fined He bad no Rheas upon his feet, for breaking the city by -Jaw, appeared to No shirt upon his back; have no goods they were taken into custody His home weal on the frWndlers.street, Hill name was 41.4ittle Jack.' on Saturday afternoon and placed. in the county jail lb undergo the sentence ot ten One day it toddling babillboy days each, while it Wall decided not to With head of early hair Escaped. his loving mother'seyes, execute the warrants againeta the Women who, busy ivith her ease, until to -day. The arrests seethed to Forgot the little one, who Crept Oble a remarkable infillence on the Army, Upon a railroad pear for in the evening they turned out in full To play with the bright pebbles there, foroetand after goingt through the anal Withputa Monet of fear. exeronme on the Market Square, marohed But see! around a ourve there conies A swiftly flying train- along King Meet with liege flying and It rattles, roars' the whistle shrieks drums playing—Cepa Hall herselt bomb* ealeith all its might and main; a kettledrum, another sturdy Lase vigorously The mother sees her child but gitands • • pounding the km: it Oiled °Melting the Transliked with oudden fright The baby claps his little hands cymbals and still anothertehaking a tem - and laughs with low delight. bourine, while the maxi that followed sang and ehouted louder and more frequently Look! look! a tattered figure flies than Adown the railroad track an on other emotions. They went to the HiEt hatis gone I his feet are bare t 00Unty Jail and gave what was probably 'Tie ragged "Little Jack!" intended for an enocutragement to their He grasps the child, and from the track imprisoned oomrades, and then returned to The babe is safely tressed- • A slip 1 it ary the train rolls by- the barraoke. Yesterday morning their Brave "Little Jack" is lost. seonanot was repeated, only with increased violence, and in the afternoon they once They found his mangled body there Just where. he slipped and 1,11- more prooeeded to the' jail; and took up And strong 11,011 Wept who never cared their stand outside the fence on Dundas For him when he was Well. • street. They were followed throughout, If there be starry crowns in heaven For -little ones to wear, the whole of their exercises by large orowde The star in "Little Jack's" shau shine • . of people who thronged the sidewalks and Se bright as any there! ' streets; renderingipedestrianism and l000 - motion generally mpossible in the vicinity. Competition in Advertising. Religious -servioes was " being held in the jail at the time, Rev.'CannonInnes °Inciter The lengths to whioll hen oonelletition ing ; and as he was engaged in prapir when carries modern advertising would make a the procession drew up the soldiers cone, better book than has yet appeared: Th°r° menoed their usual noise, greatly disturb. is hardly any field of labor in which ,a0 ing the gerviee- • ' nmeh'ingenuity, ram, skill and money is Twenty-fotie milabereepf the Salvation' expended, all Of arhich, of °twee, every; Army were arteitted at veland 011Sitter- body know% Tennyson not long ago wrote day for disturbing the peace. a poem for an Eastern magazine for the confessed purpose of advertising it, . Be received 015,000 for the effort. Now I hear Disquaituted. he has.been offered 0100,000 for it poem "John," said a father to his son, "you advertising it certain manufacturers' waree. have disappointed me greatly. / have given My Lord Alfred, most pee& will bo in you every opportunity to team -something,- entitled- to -remark,- will be it gOliliff-11'lie but it has been just 'money thrown away. doesett accept: Advertising, has given a You are' the stupidest young Mali I ever oertimpetus to art. Not it few of the taw. You know nothing." ittruggling young artiste owe mut% of the e Itis 'true, father,' , eyed John, with it encouragement they have received to go on sigh, . . to the liberality of merchants who buy . s'I never see you with a book in your their pictures to:meth custom with. The hand," pursued the father • "you never , most original and cleverest idea have take up a newspaper ; you know nothing ef. heard of, however, is that of a telticago man omens ciente. • You don't take ate* your who proposes to hire it phalanx of halal mother or me, for„ both got good. heads, paint the name of his corapound natural- intelligence. What you're •going upon their shiny scalps, and Gehl)* them, to do to earn your living is spozzle to me. every night in their historic front -raw seats There isn't a single earthly thing that you at the theatres.—" Lounger," in the Chicago can turn your hand to." , ' „ luter•Ocean. "But I'M not altogether an ineheolle, father. I oan count up to it hundred:" Progress ot Christianity. "I know it and that's what vexes' me." " Wb,y 2'' Some interetting figures have just been made publio illustrative of the progress and " Why, don't you eee, if you didn't know present condition of Christianity. Accord- that much you would make ati excellent ing to the most trusted authorities thejuryman for criminal trials, but yenr know. Christian population of the world in the ing that much entiiely disqualifies you, year 1001) of our era was about 60;000,000. It's it sad eakie."—Someeville 07 118 • In the next 500 years the numbers doubled. In the year 1800 there were 200,000,000, toddeees et Every Day 1.11e. and in the year 1880 747,000,000 of the human raoe were under Christian goyim. A Delaware farmer has ploughed under,. went. According to recent returns there 4°411°° h4rrmg° as a rertlilim• ' are over 303,000,000 of nominal Christiane in An Oglethorpe, Ga., boy has invented 'a the British dominionsalone. Theeopulationcash drawer for which he has refused -$10, - of Europe in the year 1500 was 100,000,000. 000. As yet Western Christendom was undi- A Indy/ilk girl name Daily is reported vided. The Roman Catholics in the year to have coughed up a needle on Monday just named, representing the entire , which she lost in her knee a year ago. Christianity of the West; numbered 80,- • Now York pickpockets have it new dodge 000,000. The roansining 10,000,000 oovered Greeks, Muesulmans and Jews. In 1880 of scouring purses. A boy of 14 or 15 strolls along behind it lady and bounces the population of Europe had increased to it rubber ball on the sidevialk so that. ie 327,502,000. 'Of these there were Roman rises and falls close to her dress. While Catholic:I, 159,815,155 ; Greek and Eastere, she is•wittohing the motion Of the ,ba11 her 81,11,0c,2; Protestant, 76,688,88 ;Mobam- pocket is quickly rifled: medans, 1,309989; Jews, 4,515,425 ; • not classified, 524,467. The Wise Itlether•in-lbaw. She meeteth her eon•in-law at the door when the now clock tolleth fourteen, and he eesayeth to let himself into the hall by, unlocking the front gate with his ,watob key. And for this oftimee be feareth her. She knoweth his ways and his tricks are not new to her. Shen: up to all his excuses, and When he sayeth be was detained down at the bane until thealext morning; Or, that the last oar WW1 gone, and he had to walk; Or, that be was sittipg up with a sick friend; Or, that he was lookiug for hie collar button; • • Or, that he was drawn on the jury; • Or, that he had joined the astronomy class; Of, that his books wouldn't balanoe ; Then doth she get onto hire with both feet, for she sayeth within herself "All these things bath his fatherin-law • said unto me for lo, these many years. Lo, this is also tanity and vexation of spirit." And for this he feareth her yet more and more. , The Skutt and Ills Klarent. Many people • are wondering, says the Pall Nall Gazette,- what the Shah thinks of Russia's advance to Seale% The Shah is probably not thinking about Saralths at all. His troubles arise from.other sources. Twiera or ,thrice every year one of his eunuchs leaves the Imperial Palace at Teheran for the far-famed Women Bazaar at Herat. These agents. cerry with them large sums of money in gold, for the dealers in women allow no credit on their beautiful goods. The last mission of the imperial messenger was, however, unsuccessful. He had soaroely crossed the Afghap frontier whena band of highway robbers overtook him, robbed him of every penny, and be has had to journey back to Teberan with empty hands and empty pockets, and without the convoy of delect- able damsels which the Shah was expecting to replenish his harem. Much more serious is this than Barakhri—at lead for the Shah. Mite Jennie Casseday, of Louisville, who is incurably confined to her bed as an in- valid, is nevertheless prominent as. super- intendent of a flower mission, and now she wants to send bouquets, on June 9th, to. all the prisons, penitentiaries and reforms: tories in the 'United States. She thinks it will hunianize the inmetes while the flowers last. Caliternia 011iranes. • We have all eeen on the plains here; says the Colusa Bun, beautiful sheets of water in appearance, ill which' men would look like giants, sheep likelnaftelo, and small houses like great castles. Portions of a level plain will sometimes mem to rise and a ridge appear, where, in fact, there is no ridge. Tne prettiest mirage we. ever saw-, however, appeared bus the other day jot above jaointo. A field of bright yellow poppies was raised to an apparent, height of about twenty feet, so that they appeared as an immense bouquet set in a sheet of water. The delusion was so perfect that it was hard to realize the fad that these flowers were on level land, perhaps lower than the intervening country, and that they were really not over it foot high and 011 0. dry plain. =neediest item. It often occurs that doctors do not care to tell patients the whole truth. An Auatin doctor has a very neat way of encouraging = the patient, and at the same time he doee not deviate from the truth. "Doctor, please examine my chest. There is something the matter with my lungs," eaid it man far gone in consumption. The doctor examined the patient's chest, and °tinseled him by saying: "You just go home and don't bother about your luege." "Is theta nothing the matter with them ?" L ' "1• don't hay that there is nothing the matter with them, but they will last you until you draw your last breath, and you certainly will not have any uso for them after that." , Not Dynamiter*, but " Watitvd." A London deepen:1h says: A sensation According to the German monthly was caused belay by it repert that two of statistical statement, the total nude* of the dynamiters engaged In the recent ex- thbee who left the country for-Americieteln- -plosions-in-London had been arrestea at the first quarter of 188,4 was 29,782, as Jarrow, in Durham county. On their ex - compared with 28,291 in the same period amination, however, there was no attempt of 1838, to connecit them with these, outrages. It Five hundred thousand marks was the was shown that one of them, an Inehmen named Hart, and believed to be a Fenian sum paid to Mme. Kalaniem for releasing d *he e Duke of HOODO from his morganatic was a fugitive from Glasgow, where he had marriage. fatally stabbed a man during a riot caused A uertediedto octorof Paris who had had by it politioalediectissione -Theather pre:- oner had also been engaged in the fight, many unfortuate operations became crazy. and hadaided Hart to crimp°. Both were Hie mania was to walk day by day among re/handed, and will be sent back to Glas- the tombs of Blontmertre, muttering all gow for trial. ' • sorts of incomprehensible things. One day it friend surprised him trylpg to force open the grated doer of a private -Vault. "What Whois the" whom ofmtnet with a greet are you doing there 2" asked the friend, soul will not exalt ?. A drop of water upon trying to lead him away. "Let me alone.» the petal of •a loons" glistens with the said he; "1 want to make my excuses to splendors of the pearl. hui' my tpatient." Frivolity,under whatever form it appears:, Three Indiana, highwaymen, fearing that tithe° frtme attention WI strength, from the boy whom they had robbed might reach thought he originality, from feeling Its it neighboring villege to report the crime earnestness. before they could eet to it safe distance in He is doubly it conqueror who, when A the other direction, deliberately shot it °emperor, can conquer Mime% Modem. bullet through each of his legs in order to then and mercy shed over the laurele Of the ame him conqueror the lustre of true glory. , -11011)SE.BACINH AT P &MS. _ - Professional 3Nrots Oendenaned Lin- coln County Comae'. I. , At a reacting of the County Connell of Lincoln on Friday, Mr. Nellee moved, seconded by Mr. Culp, That the county ehould discourage prof:Able/1st horse trete at county and township faits. Mr. Nelles took the ground thattoo much time is -spent in these matters, and that the tend- ency of these professional horse trots, is detrimental to the intereste of shows. Mr. Strong thought the oounty had no right :to dictate how the money voted for shows is • used. Mr. Culp said that there was no attempt to control, ' but rather to recom- mend. Mr. Snyder thought horse trotting W&111 sapping the foundation of the county, by perverting the attention of the eons of the county, who become exeited and lose interest in everything else but trotting stook. The motion was carried. ' . • Last Wednesday night when the guard at Calgary barracks went his round at 10 o'cloek to see that ehe prisoners had retired, he found Shindler, who had received it sen- tence of a year's imprisonment and dis- obarge from the • force, missing. •He hag not since been found. Prof. Henry Ward Rogers has an article in the last number of the North American :Review going to show that the plate of the dynamiters do not fall within the provisions of the Neutrality Aot. An extraordinary sentence has boon passed upon the menalunatio Weissmanver • et Vienna. While it patient recently in one of the Vienna -hospitals, he became un- manageable, broke away from his atten- dants, smashed it crucifix and trampled -upon ite fragnientsaand bitterly cursed the hospital officials. He was • tried and con- , Westohester County, New York, is suf- vioted on a charge of blasphemy, and has tering great damages from the ravages of been sentenced to nine yee.re penal *nava the apple worm, the pests being so flamer. .fude. ' ous that people ere'obliged to take the A last night's Berlin' despatch says the middle of the road to avoid being covered hernia trona whieh Emperor William has by them as they drop from the trees. for *tome time been suffering is becoming Earl Granville and M. Waddington have mere stubborn and debilitating. It is said agreed upon the basis of the conference of that although the aged Kaiser still insists of Egyptian affairs. They affirm the upon maintaining the appearance of per- principle of . it temporary ocetapation of forming all his official military dutiee, the Egypt by England, to whioh, however, no real work of receiving the necessary official limit is fixed, and propose an international visitors and performing the Imperial civet °entrel of the powers to audit the whole t11110tiOnti is now.performed by the Crown -system of revenue and expeneee of Egypt ?tine° Frederick Williana. England reotignizee the suzerain tights of Two hundred thousand herring vrere the Porte throughout Egypt, liteltiding the landed at one haul, recently, on the North- Soudan. and Prude formally abandons al east river, Virginle. claim to a dual control. The emend report makes a vdry unfavor litTeohbeelapziyiyth "antodgteheeirlthusterfloauzys clo:itenrifineetvbeer able showing her dootote, especially at the West. The average for theeWestern States industrious tee much, atui Territories is one doctor for each 524 Be loving, and you will never Want for of population, it proportion.not eqttelled love ; bo humble,and you will never want anywhere in the world. or guiding. • George H. Fox, Who Treeigned a position A patmr Mad before the Forestry Gen - on the Ottawa Free .Press because of an gram estimated the cost of the railroad ties affection of 'the (lei, has returned from tilled in the.' United States beery seven Florida, where he spent the past seven years at $14,784,000. months.Notwithstanding two operations Becatate 11 18 silly to believe eVeryilaing, bis sight is unimproved, and he has given up there are some no wondrette wiee as to all hepe of recovery. believe nothieg. ' The Gan. An international rifle match, participated in by Englieb, Socitela and Irish teams, eon - stating of twenty men each, has just been concluded at Conglen, near Glasgow. The eseore was as follows England, 1,817 points ; Scotland, 1,810; and Ireland, 1,657. and that maketh no account of any -height Heelii truly great that is little in biineelf, hnOnctra' Awego (N. Y.) firm has orders for a million torohlight haiadles, in view of the approaching political campaign. The thirteen -year locusts home appeared in East Feliciana peril, Louisiana, but not insufficient numbers to do any damage, The inecription on Besoonefield's bust in Westminster Abbey is "Lord Beaconsfield, twice Premier of England." • Two hundred .and twenty-five thousand persons live in furnished lodgings in Paris, and most of them possess no reserve of pecuniary resources whatever. The poOr and despised are much given to boasting ; they feel that their position is equivocal and they brag to make it less so., It has been :mid' of " Angelus " that it is the only picture it which Bound has been painted. Ceeexe Monezezate.—Sitene::-. A ehieling in the north.' Tonal (who ie it rapid Upholder of " use and wont" on reading the debate on Dr. Cameron's Cremation Bill) ---It's awfu' I aWfu'l tey've profaned ta kirk wi' tare organs an' hymns an' fat not, and noo °tare trying to profane ta kirkyaird pi purnin' ta Babes o' ta teid in tleit I! • , fallen copiously n all parts of the Provijloe and the territory. The crops are in s endid oondition and promise well. Keeping a gaminglouse has been decided to be a felony 'by the Supreme Court of Tenneseee. .• If a matt is determined to do the best he There is a negro gradeete at avian] can, whether he drives a cart, conducts a, this year—Robert Hebberton Terrell, business of a million dollars preaches , or . Virginian, and the son cf slave parents. He a the Gospel, he °Minot fad. Went to college as a waiter, and at; hat A man of patience—the physician. • time was illiterate, but matte of the white • , ehim through a preparatory course, after laracter is higher than intellect. - students took a fancy to bitn, and helped - great soul will be strong to live, as well as A ' whieh he supported himeelf by teeching a to think. ' Boston class of negro boys. - WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCIZAPHY. OF: THIS COUNTRY, - - SEE BY EXAMININO THIS MAP, THAT. THE • • -. a _ • • • tt a a 4747, 72261:11,1/1• 111P jib frvideo -.41mA .21icnashaV4.1 , ItaltotIllS. -' "'Om 13%`Irosto:v1.„,3 a „ .; 44.44 g. 90 aeie,fr • 6,) CHICAGO9 ROCK ISLAND &. 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