THE WORLD'S NEWS. '
.
EASTERNAND MIDDLE STATES
Two married men wore instantly killed at
an iron ore mine noar Heading, ra,,by loosened
ore and earth falling tipon them.
Tns sevonty-firth birthday of Longfellow,
the poet, was celebrated with appropriate ex
ercisos at Cambridge, Mass., Portland, Me.,
and oilier places,
Mns. Daniel Wbdsteh, seoond wife of tho
statesman, died a low days ago at Now
rocho'l,., N. Y., aj;od eighty-four years.
A Fins at New Haven, Conn., destroyed tho
large dry goods store of Edward Malloy A Co.,
doing d ningH estimated at (175,000.
An underground tolegraph company bus
been er nlrishcd in New York city, with a capi
tal of 2i)0,000.
Thb Western New York Dairymen's associa
tion held a moeting at Jam es'own and effooted
n organization with ex-Govoriior B. E. Fen
ton as president.
A committee of tho American Agricultural
association mot in Now York a few days ago
ond diacua'cl tho plans for a proposod national
agricultural exposition to be hold in the me
tropolis in 181.
It is estimated that tho recent loss of four
Gloucester (Mass.) fishing schooners has mada
twenty-two widow a and sixty-two fatherless
chil.lrt n, many of whom aro in destitute cir
cumstances. Tub will of Charles Albert Read, latoly de
ceased, of Newton, Mass., gives $50,000
to the treasury of tho Utii'od States to be ap
plied to the reduction of tho war debt. To tho
attending physician of the testator 1500 is
given ou condition "that my head is severed
from my b dy, as I have great horror of being
buiied a ive."
The recently snsp"ndod raciflo Nationa1
bank, of Iioston, has resumed business.
Epson L. Fulleii, awai-ing sontouce in tho
Vermont siato prison at Windsor for tho mur
doi of Mr. Withain in Keadsbnm, hanged him
self wi:h liii Kiispeiideis in his coll. lie was
found and cut down ten minutes later, but
could not bo resuscitated.
JlAnvAim Ooi.r.noK no longer dmsnils that
one of the two names on every student's bond
ehall be that of a Missnchusetta itizen.
A man at Vtica, N. Y., drunk two quarts of
whirky, for a wager, and died shortly after
ward. An international rifle match between English
and Anu iiean teams will be shot nt Crccduioor
in September and a return match at Wimble
don next year.
rnri:n Ronai.psvIS, bookkeeper for W. Y.
Mao'avlp.nd A: Co., New York lard dealers who
failed a few weeks ago, disappeared, and an
examination of his ae.w.uits proved him to be a
defaulter for several thousand dollars.
The Brltiidi bark William .T. Stairs, from
Liverpool for New York, was wrecked off Long
Branch, N. J. Cf tho officers and crew, com
prising fifteen men, all but the cabin hoy, were
rescued by tho men of tho Life-Saving Sta'ion
No. e.
Milton S. Latham, a prominent citizen of
San Francisco, cx-governor of California, and
formerly United States Senator, died in New
Yoik tho other day, aged fiity-six years.
Of tho ten men win started in tho last six
day go-as-you-please poclejtrian match in New
York, four Vint, Tancho, Scott and Itowell
dropped out before, tho contest ended. Tho
match was for $1,003 entrance money put np
by each man, a diamond whip emblematic of
tho championship, and a share in the gate
money fur all tho contestants who covered
525 miles. On tho first day of
the match the thitherto invinciblo
Itowell mado tho unprecedented score of 150
miles in legs thin twenty-throo hours, and it
was then generally supposod that ho would
again prove victoiious, as he had secured a
good lead over his competitors a lead which
ho maintained until the fourth day of tho
match, when he broke down, and on the fifth
day he retired, after making nine miles, bis
total 8coro for the five days beiug 415 miles.
After Howell's collipso, Hazacl, of England,
went to tho tront, whore ho remained to the
end of the match, although hard pushed
by Fitzgerald, whoso record of 582 miles, mado
in a match last D comber, was the best per
formance up to the present contest. The scores
made by the six men who wore on the track
when the contest closed on the sixth day and
the i mount ot their winnings were as follows:
Hazael, GO'J mile $9 000 in stakes and $10,000
gato money; Fitzgerald, 577 miles $1,000 iu
stakes ami $4,000 gate money; Noreroac,
555 miles -$2,100; Hart, 542 rales $l,G0O;
Hughes, 535 miles $1,200; Sullivan, 525 miles
$8U0. About 40,000 persons paid $1 each to
ce the match.
SOUTH AND WEST.
Menken BitOTUEns, wholesale dry goods
liouso of Memphis, Tenn., havo failed for
$500,000.
A LAitnE past of Gallatin coivn'y, 111., has
been inundated on account of heavy rains, and
hundreds of porsoua havo been driven from
their homes.
At a mass meeting held at Salt Lake City
under the auspieei of an association of ladies
etrong anti-p dygamy rosolu ions were adapted.
J. W. Ni:cKoi.s, a prominent physician of
Ppringtield, Tun:.., was oliot and killed on the
street by S. 1). llopkin-, his brother-in-law.
Miss Emma Nlmiieus, a joung s-'liuul-tuan'i-er,
wus found dead on tho floor of her school-him-o
near Siiicia, In 1. Her neck wis pinne l
to the floor with a largo d.rk knile, her tongue
was torn out, her mm cut off, an I she had
been otherwise bruta ly maltreated. She was
a pretty uirl of eighteen, the daughter cf a
leading hum chant of Decatur.
The number of hogs packed in Cincinnati
during the winter season just closed was
884,878, beiug 137,547 less than last season.
Ezra Smith, a wealthy old farmer of Fred
erick county, M l., hanged himsolf to a rafter
in the garret of his house.
Mississippi county, Mo., has been half under
water, and tho farmers have lost nearly all of
their grain, livo stock and other property.
Fobty persons aro estimated to have been
di owned during the great floods in and about
Helena, Ark. Iu other portions of the South
west inundated lives have also been lost, while
the amount of pecuniary damage done and
the consequent privation of the people many
of whom aro homeless is very great.
ObviixgB. Hoe, of La Salle, III, an idle,
dissipated carpenter, fatally shot his wife be
cause of her refusal longer to support him, and
then killed himself. Five children were found
clinging to tho woman's body as she lay on the
floor.
At a meeting betircen contending parties in
the First Dutch Reformed church of Holland,
Mich., a struggle took place for the possession ot
the edifice, and the disturbance gre w so great
that the mayor had to read the riot act and
cause the arrest of several persona before
order was restored.
Bob Jones (white) and Bill Miller (colored)
were hanged at Aberdeen, Miss., for the mur
der of three brothers named Walker.
At Stone, Ind., the boilor in Wester A
Barnes' handle factory exploded with terrific
force, killing six men.
The three Indian scouts who took part in the
treacherous attack on General Carr's troops
last September, and who were since sentenced
to death, were banged at Fort Grant, Arizona.
Tub bark Mary Lawton was abandoned
while on a voyage from Liverpool to Baltimore,
and seven of the crew perished,
A" c,,lnm, at hloh 8.
persons wore jirosoiit; has boon hold iu Ban
Francisco, Resolutions petitioning Congress
to restrict Cliinose emigration were passed.
Fortt thousand persons in tho counties
along the lower Mississippi havo been loft
doMituto by the recent floods.
The town of Naoori, Arizona, was attacked
by Apaches, and three persons were killed on
each sido.
FROM WASHINGTON.
rtr.pnr.sF.NTATivE Tatson, from the committee
on coinage, has roportod a bill relative to tho
coinage of gold and silver ooins and to provide
for tho issue of paper certificates for silver
bullion. The priuo pal changes in existing
coinage laws proposed by the bill are: First,
the one dollar and throe dollar coins are
strickon from tho list of gold ooins and
tho trade dollar from tho list of silvor coins J
Becond, tho standard Bilvor dollar coined as
now provided by law is made the unit of value ;
tl.ird, the subsidiary silvor coins are mado of
full standard value, and all the gold and silver
coins authorized by law are made a legal ten
der for all sums at their nominal value. The
bill also proposes an extousion of the plan
of issuing silver certificates based on deposits
of silver bullion.
The last national debt statement shows the
decreaso of the public debt during February
to have boon $0,783,611.G3 j cash in the treas
ury, $252,fil7,C43.17.
Tnp. following tnhlo shows tha government
receipts for February, compared with the same
month of last year:
ISM.
$15,315,931
, 0..142 070
3,480,009
1882.
$19,100,408
9,130 200
2,illG,8(J2
Customs
Internal revenue.
Miscellaneous....
Total
... m 175.210 $31,203,5G0
The ordinary expenditures of the govern
ment dining February, which do not inoludo
interest on the debt, were $18,O0C,O00, of which
amount about $0,000,000 was on account ot
pensions.
Tun Fresivlent nominated Cornelias A. Logan
to b) United Slates minister to Chili.
Mn. (.'oNKLiNo's nomination to tho supreme
court bench was confirmed in executive session
of tho treimto, twelvo Senators, including fonr
r.epuMicaus, voting i. gainst it. Tho following
Kepubl.caiH aro known to have voted in tho
negative: Mcsers. Dawes, Hoar, Hawloy and
Mori ill. Tho eight Democrats who voted in
tiie negative are believed to bo Messrs. Bayard,
Call, t'eke, Hampton, Johnston, Jonas, Tugh
and Vance. The Senate also confirmed Mr
s.irgeut's nomination to bo United States min
ister to Germany.
Mn. Scoviixr. has filed his bill of exceptions
upon which ho will appeal for a now trial fir
Guitcau. After the appeal ho will retire from
the case and other lawyers will bo employed to
argue tho case before the court in banc that
is tho fivo Washington judges sitting together.
Tue following telegram of congratulation
on her escape was Font to Queen Victoria by
Secretary of State Frelingbnysen through Uni
ted States Minister Lowell : " Tho President
and people of the United States congratu
late her majesty on having been providen
tially protected from tho assassin. Remem
bering tho sympathy of her majesty and the
British pooplo in our recent national bereave
ment tho fe-liug of indignation and thankful
ness for the quoeu's saftty is deep and uni
versal." The Senate committee on commerce agreed
to report favorub'y Captain Eads' interoceanic
ship railway bill.
Tun Wubhington grand jury presented in
dictments for conspiracy, in connection with
the star route mail service, against Thomas J.
Brady, ex-Senator Doraoy and ten others.
FOREIGN NEWS.
TmnTY-Forn farms, beiug the whole of Dur
sey island, in Munster, havo been sold for non
payment of rent by the tenants. The land
leaguo proposes to build houses and support
the tenants.
In elections held in France to fill two vacan
cies iu the senate and t vo iu the chamb-r of
deputies, Republicans were successful in all
but one cae.
Tum.E hundred Italian emigrants who ar
rived recently at the city of Mexico, wore suffer
ing from a malignant disease, of which t.rt-nty
ethers died on the passage.
The Egyptian government has taken steps to
euppress the slivo trade in S.iudan.
In skirmhliea with tho insurgents in Herze
govina tho Austrian lost 118 killed end
wounded,, including ti n officers.
A trial of tweuty-ono Nihilists in Rusia ro
suited in ten of tho prisoners, including three
women, being sen'enced to death. The rest
of the prisoners wero sentenced to hard labor
in tho mines of Siberia for ttrnis varying from
tifteeii years to life.
advices f.om tho west coast of Africa report
:!ikt a ferryboat, whilo crossing the Lagoon of
Lago, cupped, and il.at forty-seven out of
ity pcr?oiis on luard were drowned.
4 MtiMF.ns' committee in Madrid, Spain,
iitve been imprisoned for inciting men to
jiri'iP.
The election at Northampton to fill the va
Kiiey iu tho houso of commons caused by the
lis-eating of Mr. Il-vill ugh, sgain i lte I in
.is return. Mr. 1'radla gh received 8,798 votes
i.cl Mr. fori e t 3,(87.
Dii. Vidal has resign d t'le pies' "eney of the
epi.blie ot Uruguay, and tlie congress of boih
chiu.b is has elocte l Senor Santos to n his
u ..-censor.
In tho British houeo of commons Baron
Henry Do Worms, in moving that the govern
ment find a means of using its good offices
with tho czar to prevent a recurrence of the
outr.igca upon Jows in Itussia, eaid that 201
womm ha.l been brutally assaulted, fifty-six
Jows kil od and seventy wounded, 20,000 per
sous rendered honielo.-s, and propaity to the
value of $SO,000,000 wrecked.
Forty persons have been killed by the falling
iu of the shaft of a mine near Tcplitz, Austria.
Three more Nihilists, including a woman,
have been sentenced to death in St. Petersburg.
Thanksgiving services wero hold in all Eng
lish churches for the recent escape of the
queen from the assassin's bullet.
Colonel Beine, of tho English royal en
gineers, and Mr. Simmonda, an aeronaut, try
ing to cross the British channel in a balloon,
fell into the tea nine miles from Dover and
were rescued by the mail steamer.
Hkssy Helfmann, the female Nihilist, who
was respited from the execution of capital
sentence for complicity in the assassination
of the late czar, died at St. Potershurg iu
childbirtH
A Vesyer-Bell or Nature.
Not eo very long ago we talked about
tho caiapanero or bell-bira of South
Auinita, and now hero is news con
corricR a useful little cousin of his in
Australia. He is not much larger than
& inow-bunting, but he Las a pleasant
no'e, not unlike the sound of a distant
ehoep-bell. About sunset the bell
birds begin their tinkling, ana lor a
while the whole forest echoes with the
silverj tones a sort of Angelus or vesper-bell
of nature in the wild bush,
hashing the , woods lor evening
prayer.
Besides their musical sweetness these
notes are a sure sign that water is near,
and the weary traveler iu that thirsty
land is glad enough to hear the bell
bird calling; to rest and refreshment af
ter a hot day's tramp. St. NicJiQlas,
FOHTJ-SEVEMII COSURESS. .
Ronnie.
Mr. Windom, from the committee on foreign
relations, reported resolutions in regard to tho
questions growing out of the Chill-Peru diplo-matioorrcsponiU-uce,...The
postoffleo appro
priation bill was received from the House and
referred to tho committee on appropriations ....
The Hone resolution tondering thanks to the
Hon. James O. Blaine for the appropriate ad
dress delivered by him at the O irfleld mem
orial exercises was, on motion of Mr. Sherman,
taken from the President's table ind Concurred
in.,.. After boing amended the post route bill
wns pasBodi
A t ill was introduced by Mr. Vest to pro
hibit the issue of bank notes or currency by
national bunks tint may be orgsnized or re
organized after J ily 1, 1882. Referred to the
c)inmitioeoirllnnco....Mr. Bayard added an
amendment to tho resolutions ordering an in-ves-igation
into South American matters, pro
viding that inquiry bo mado as to whether
a promise or stipulation of interven
tion by tho United States in the
f 'hill-Peru or Chili-Bolivia controversies was
given or mado by any official connected with
tlio United Statos govorument....Mr. Hoar
tp -ko iu opposition to the anti-Ohiuese bill....
.ur. Kell ig introduced resolutions making an
appropriation for cducatioual purposes.
The committee on commorco reported favor
ibly with nmendmenis the Houso bill to pro
mote the efliciency of tho life saving service.
....The Chinese omig a ion bill was discussed,
Messrs. Qrover ami Farley defending tho
measure.
noose.
Mr. Calkins, chairman of the committee on
elections, sulimit'od the report of that com
mittee on the Utah contested seat ckso of
Campbell agt. Cannon, acoompaniod by a reso
lution declaring neitherihe contestant nor con
tested is mill- d to a seat on the floor. Ho also
subuii t il a minority report declaring Mr.
Campbell entitled to ttio seat; wliilo Mr. Mul
tun sut'initt' d a further resolution, signed by
Messrs. AthTton. Davis. Moultou and Jon-.
declaring time Mr. Caiinou was duly eloelc.l a
delegate to Ciuigr-S4. Tho reports wero laid
on tiie table for f ituro action.
tnder tiie cull of committees bills were re
ported and disposed of as follows: By Mr.
-vrait, from the committee on militia, to pro
vide f .r organiz'tiir. ai mine and diseinhmny the
militia of tl.o United Statu. Committoeof the
who e. By Mr. Van Aernain. from t .eciminiito-n
nn public In alto, Senate bill for the distiibution
cd'p ne vaccine virus to tli--iio:plo Coiumitieeof
th- wholo....Mr. Wait, from tho committee on
elections, n ported a ri so.ution dismissing tho
contested election case of Lamer against King,
i! inn iuu n i in oiMnci oi ljouiwisna. AUOpteu.
. llio Indian aimronriation bill was panned.
The total amount of appropriation is 14,920,-
Oll'l u ;n...,.n ..ill r l.
."., ni, in. li nn; UICi H1U Ulll Ul iHBli
year of $:l 51,000, and a decrease of
JO'Jl.OO) from tho estimates. Tho amount
recommend is mado up of tho following items:
For fultllliu ' treaty stipulations, including Dav
ot inspectors nn 1 interpreters and for contiu-
gciicics, n'n.sotu; tor transportation.
i75,(Oi); removal, settlement and subsistence
of varioiu trities, f 1,1:15.500; general inciden
tal expii:ai expen-o, H7U.UJ0; miscel Bneons
f:)(i3,2iti); interest on trust fund stocks, $09,218.'
Mr. Harris, tho chairman of the committee
on naval affairs, reported a bill authorizing
me c"i:j!i!ic:ioii oi vessels 01 war lor tne navy.
Printed and recommitted. ...Mr. Jacobs, from
tlio committee on fictions, roportod a reso
lution dismissin; tlio contosted eloction case of
McDowell nganvt Georgo from the Btate ol
Oregon. Adopted.... Tho consular and diplo
matic appropriation biil appropriating 1,108.-
l'Kl.ni.hknimii,,M,..,..,,l ' '
Firing at the (Jueen.
A Windsor (England) dispatch eays that,
as Queen Victoria was entering hor car-riug-j
about 0 p. m. at tho railway station, a
mau iu tuo station-yard deliberately fired a
pistol at her. lho oueeii had been in London
siuce Tuesday, where slio gavo a drawing-
room reception on Wednesday in honor ot the
Princess Helena,, of Waldock, who is to marry
Prince Leopold. She arrived at Windsor at
about 5 p. H., and walked across the platform
of tho depot to her carriage, which was
waiting to tako her lo tho castle. John Brown
had already ascended to his seat behind the
carriage, when a man stun ding at tho entrance
to tho station-yard among a number of specta
tors pointed a pistol nt tho carriage and fired.
To judgo from the report the pistol was not
noaviiy loaned, i no quo.n, who was proDaoiy
not awuro what had happened, was iramediate
lv driven to the castle, but before she passed,
tue man Had been seized bv the superintena-
eut of tho borough polico, who wsb standing
near by. no was also violently seized by the
crowd, and was only rescued from them when
three or lour policemen came to the superin
tendent's assistance. Tho pistol was captured
by one of the crowd. Tho man gavo his name
as lloderiek MacLeau. Ho was taken into High
street, and thence to tho police station in a cab,
lollowea uy a largo crowd ot p ople.
Tho queen arrived at the castle at 5:25 r. M.,
where a largo number of peoplo awaited her,
Slio immediately ordered au equerry to pro
coed to the depot to inquire if any one had
been hurt. 1 he report ot tho pistol was sharp
but not loud. Macl.' an apparently intended
firing again, when the revolver, which seemed
to bo a new one, was knocked from his hand by
a bvrtandor and haudod to tho polico. Katon
scholars were prominent in the attempt to
Ivneh MacLeuu. The ltight Hon. Kir Henry F.
Ponsonny, the queen's tecretary, procoeded to
tho police station, and, after obtaining all the
information possible, telegiaphed to Mr. Glad
stone tho tacts of tho assault.
The would-ho murderer, Roderick MacLoan,
a grocer's assistant, said that hunger prompted
him to commit the crime. Ila was roughly
handled bv the crowd before ho was arrastsd.
tie was miserably dressed, and is described as
a wretche.l-ioouinir object, uo was prevented
fioui firing a second shot by a bystander. The
queen is said not to have boon alarmed. The
doctors pronounced the would-be murderer
pa no.
Prom later accounts it appears that MacLcan
fired the siiot at tlio queen after the carriage
was in motion. Princess Beatrice and John
Brown saw him point the pistol at the carriage.
Ho was exactly thirty paces distant when he
lired. Two of 'he four loaded chambers of the
revolvtrcoutaincd only b auk cartridge. Mac-
Lean had walked from Por smouth to Loudon a
week aL-o. Up-m his peron wai found a purse
eon'aining a pennv and throe fartliin s and a
pockeiboiik containing the following cntrie
' 'I'l.ui th Path.' a novel, by Mat-Lean," and
''J!i-y"oliW A't irsp 'prr gives as correct an
idea ol the wi.lu difference that dividoi the
peoplo of England as any newi-paper in
the word. I venerato tho fioe and
otitwpoken principles of an unbiassed
thinker." Mac Lean was charged at the p-diue
station with rhouting at tlio queen wiih intent
to do grievous bodily harm. He asked whether
any one was hurt, but the police refused to
give him any iufrmtioii. After sear hing
the vard at the railway station for an hour the
police found a small b-.il-et imbedded in the
giouuu. it bore marks oi naviug nrst struca
some other object, it was rinht in the aireo-
lion of the spot over which the queen's carriage
was passing, having probably passed over the
nurses' lieaus.
Congratulations poured in upon Queen Vic
toria from all parts of tho world for her escape
Irom a v.onld-bo assassins bullet. united
States Minister Lowell has tendered to the
queen the congratulations of the American
nation, aiimster Lowell a teleirram to uenorai
Kir Frederick roimouby says: "I be you to
convey to hrr majesty my heartfelt congratu
lations on her escane." Teleurams expressing
similar sentiments wero arriving at Windsor
throughout tho muht.
The London Times save : "If no more can
be eaid for Mat-Lean, tho would-be assassin of
the queen, than could be said tor uuitt-au, tne
assassin of President Garfield, or Lcfroy, the
murderer of Mr. Gold, ho can as little expect
to escape puiu-hmeut."
The queen drove through Windsor on the
day following the attempt on her life, and was
welcomed with indescribable enthusiasm.
When the prisoner left the town hall after tho
examination, twenty men endeavored to over
turn tbe carriage containing turn.
At the examination of the prisoner MacLean
two letters written by him were read. In one
he said that ho had been compelled to commit
a crime against " bloated aristocracy ' because
or the insuluciency or retier oueroa mm.
In tho other he said that he did not
intend to bit the queen. Tho evi
deuce, howevor, was to the opposite effect
He was remanded for a week. The bullet
which he fired was found. It is said that Mao.
Lean's antecedents show that he is eccentrio
and addio.'ed to drink. It hs been loarned
that recently he has been an inmate of several
lunatic asylums
Nutmeg trees bear for 70 or 80 years,
having ripe fruit upon them at all sea
sons. A fine tree in Jamaica has over
4,000 nutmegs on it every year.
One of the drawbacks of married life is sick
ness of the little ones. For a Cold or Cough
you cannot find a bet er remedy than Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup. Nearly all physicians prescribe
It, and no family should be without it,
A Woman's Ingenuity.
Elizabeth T.lniM TCinc alias KhIa
Stoddard, who is well known as the
murderess of Charles Goodrich, brother
of the Hon. tV. W. Goodrich, and in
now confined in the Auburn State con
vict asylum, being denied the use of
writiLg material, recently invented a
new way of composing a letter. She
was allowed brinks and macazines. a
Bible and a Testament, and although
not permitted to have scisBors, had a
needle and some thread. Taking the
flyleaf of a book she stitched upon it
single letters, and bits of words that
would compose sentences, and very
uratly made up ont of fragments of
print the following letter!
Mr. Tavev CotmsF.ton At Law!
Sir Please excuse this print and paper, for I
have not been all wed to use my writing mate
rials since last July. I would like to consult
yon as soon as I can. Will you please call here?
Itespectlnlly, Elizabeth Lloyd Kino.
AUDurn btate Convict Asylum, Now York.
EniToa of toe 8vnAcr;sB STAKBAhni
Kir Will you please oblige me bv giving to
Mr. Connector Pavoy the above note? I do not
snow where to direct it. Please excuse this
print and paper, for have not been allowed to
use n'-v writing mntprintn ninnn Inst Jnlt- T!n
spectfully, Elizabeth Lloyd Kino.
uburn state Convict Asylum, N. V.
The following address was stitched
upon another bit of paper, which was
uterwara sewed on the reverse side of
the card:
Mr. D. C. Tavov. Editor of the Syracuse
6" antfai-d, Standard office, Syracuse, New York.
It must have required manv weeks to
have pieced out the letter. The capi
tals were used only in proper places,
and great caro was taken as to punctua
tion. Tho whole of the first letter was
a brevier type, and most of the sec-
oi d, and the words were nearly all
mude up of t-inole letters pricked out of
printed page, evidently with a needle,
and then sewed on with white thread.
Che word King seems to have been cut
mt of a Bible printed in aerate. The
stitches were taken with such care
as not to tear the paper or to leave
upturned edges that would be ap
to caupe any part to be torn oil
in handling. Tho edges of the paper
wero neatly hemmed. The letter was
delivered to a visitor to mail, but it was
taKen up by an asylum physician, who
has preserved it as a curiosity.
According to a recent calculation the
total amount of paper made in the world
irom an Kinds of materials is 1,800,-
000,000 pounds, of which half is ud
for printing purposes, a sixth for writing
purposes, and tho remainder for miscel
laneous purposes. For government
purposes 200,000,000 pounds are used ;
for instruction. 180.000.000 pounds :
for commerce, 210,000,000 pound ; for
industrial manufacture, 180,000,000
pounds ; for private correspondence,
100,000,000 pounds ; and printing
900,000.000 pounds. These 1,800,000,
000 pounds of paper are produced in
3,900 manufactories, employing 90,000
men and 189,000 women.
He Did Not Xiuce Malters.
A representative of the Lynn (Masp.)
Item in a late ramble throughout that citv,
gathered, among other scraps of interest anil
lulormation, the following: llie hrst place
visited by the reporter was the fruit store of
Mr. J. Levett, No. 67 Market street, in
response to a rumor that the proprietor had
been cured of the rheumatism by the great
remedy. Mr. Levett not being in, the re
porter had a talk with his son. Mr. Levett
staled that his father had been cured of nn
exceedingly bad attack of rheumatism by
the St. Jacobs Uil. lie had tho disease in
his right arm and shoulder, which became
perfectly helpless after being aftectcd a few
hours. His pain wns so great that he could
not rest in comfort or attend to business with
any degree of satisfaction. Afttr enduring
this sort of tiling for some time he pur
chased a bottle of the Great German Reme
dy and began to apply it. lie did not
ru luce matters at all, but just used the Uil
for all it was worth. After pursuing this
mode of treatment for three days the pain
was banished and his father was in a per
fectly healthy condition. He has never
since felt any rheumatic pain.
" There I ' triumphantly exclaimed a
Deadwood editor, as a bullet came
through the window and shattered the
inkstand, " I knew that now Personal '
column would be a success. Sn
Francisco Post.
TTorace B Dick. E-a . associate editor of
the Delaware County Republican, Chester,
Pa., was cured bv St. Jacobs Uil ol very
severe injuries resulting from a fall. His
arm appeared to be paralyz-H, but the Oil
cured him Philadelphia Ledger.
Tm - l .1 trotA l.m.a will Tiri n Hi a An"
tirely by the skin, and cannot be killed
by immersion as long as they are pro
vided with food.
TIIE MA UK LIS.
0
HEW Yor.K.
Beef Cattle Prime livowei ht
10
7 f(j
10
Calves roor to Primo Veals...
Sheep
Lambs
Hogs Live
Dressed, citv
8
8.Vf
Flour Ex. State, good to fancy 5 00
dii 8 0)
fi 8 75
Western, good to choice 5 20
Wheat No. 2 lied, n.-w
1 -dlV.'ti 1 83
No. 1 White, now
Rye State
liarloy Two-rowed State
1 2U',(3 1 211
Ot bV
tit) 4
52 (is
!7
C'J
Cora Ungraded WesteruMixed
houthoru Yellow
Oats White State
Mixed Western
Hay Prime Timothy
Straw No. 1, live
Hops State. 1881
71 V,
OS
52
95
80
26
47
90
75
25
04
Pork Mesa, new, for export. ..17 75
Lard City Steam 10 CO
ltofined 11 05
ft 18 00
&10 75
dill 00
Petroleum Crude
Heflncd
Butter State Creamery
Dairy
Western Im. Creamery
Factorv
Cheese State Factory
bV.CiA
35 4
4J
87
35
16
t)
2
9
40
4)
St
&
&
(ri
rtaims . .
Western
7
EgRS State and Penn
25
Potatoes Early Itose.State.bbl S 25
8 50
HUKFALO.
Stoers Extra 6 00
Lambs Western 6 50
Sheep Westorn 5 75
1 logs, Good to Choice Yorkors . . 6 85
Flour C'y Ground, No. 1 Spring 6 75
Wheat No. 1. Hard Duluth. ... 1 45
6 25
a 6 60
6 00
69 7 00
Q 7 25
64 145
Com No. 2 Mixed jHiU
69
49
Oata No. 2 Mix. West 48 6i
barley Two-rowed State.
90 & 90
BOSTON.
Boof Extra plate and family. . 11 00 15 00
Hoes Live
7V,
8
Hogs City Dressed
Pork Extra Prime pet bbl...
Flour Spring Wheat Patents
14 00 15 00
7 50 3 9 00
IUVjA 75
ijorn juixou ana lellow
Oats Extra White
live State
W ool Washed Comb i Delaine
' Unwashed " "
6i 6ayt
VI Kj) i uu
Hl,'iD 48
SO 81
WATEBTOWS (MASS.) CATTLE MABKKT.
Beef Extra quality 6 75 7 25
Sheep Live weight .......... 6 6
Lambs by.ra 7
Hogs, Northern, d. w 8 8J
PHILADELPHIA.
Flour Ponn. Ex. Family, good 5 80 5 80
Wheat No. 2 lied..
182
182
97
live state
Corn State Yellow,
Oat Mixed
97
69MO
48
44 &
13a
6
X3
o
44
Butter Creamery Extra Pa.. ..
Cheese New York Full Cream.
Petroleum Crude
Beiued
13
7K
The perfection of conversation is not
to play a regular sonata, but, like the
E dian harp, to await the inspiration of
the passing breesta
The Great IteTivaLs.
Brooklyn (N. Y.) Eagle.
While Mr. Beecher and Dr. Talmage an
making special efforts this spring to save the
souls of the people, the Great German Remedy
is supplementing the good work by preserving
and restoring health. The two influences are
widely different, yet strangely alike. It Is one
of those rare occasions where the splritnal and
physical meet on commoo ground, both oper
ating differently, yet each working toward the
accomplishment of the same purposo, vis., the
happiness of mankind. Thns moralized the
reporter after visiting the great Brooklyn re
vivals and subsequently Interviewing several
cltizons of New Tork upon the work of tho
Groat Gorman Remedy. Calling upon Mr.
John S. Krem, agent for the Now York and
Baltimore Transportation line, pier 7, North
river, the reportor asked that gontloman if he
or any of the employes of tho company had
been nsing the St. Jacobs Oil this season. Mr.
Krom promptly answered that the Great Ger
man Remedy was well known by thoso doing
business at the pier. He had need the Oil, and
had recommended it to several of the men, and
It had never failed to perform all that was
needed. He was attacked with lumbago this
winter, and, soolng the many good words
spoken by the citizens of Now York in favor of
the St. Jacobs Oil, he conctudod to give it a
trial. It acted like a charm, subduing his
trouble with almost magic celerity, ne had
not anticipated such rapid restoration, and
confessed that tho wonderful action of the gn at
healer surprised him. Ho had never found
such quick relief in all his previous experience,
and, siuce nsing the Oil, ho has never had occa
sion to erap'oy the services of any liniment for
the reason that it had radically cured him of
all rheumatic pain. The gratitying action of
the St. Jacoba Oil in his own case gave him
unlimited confidence in its great curative
power, and he freely advised the men in the
employ of the company to use it whenever tLoy
had occasion to need a liniment. It had given
relief in several instances to the employes.
The most pronounced instance of its power
was in the caso of a commauder of ono of the
company's barges, Captain Samuel Jarre tr,
who wa- severely afflicted with rhoumatism.
Captain Jarrott had sufferod considerably with
the rheumatism, and complainod that he could
not secure relief. He was told to try St.
Jacobs Oil. Tlio captain applied the Great
German Remedy and found relief. He was
then in Baltimore in his vessel. Mr. Krem
also stated the janitrcss of the rooms he occu
pied was also healed by St. Jacob's Oil. Tho
woman is subject to rheumatism of a sovere
ype. She did not seem to got relief from any
of the remedies she was using, so ho gavo hor
bottle of the German Bemody. Sho usod it,
and aftorward said it had relieved her, and ehe
was loud in its praise. Mr. Krem said that
his experience with the St. Jacobs Oil justified
him in pronouncing it a superb remedy, and ho
emphatically rcconimondod its employment by
his friends and acquaintances.
Is 1881 the total catch of seals was nearly
500,000, and their estimated worth in European
markets was f 1,250,000.
Wonls nre not Sulflclrnt.
89 Lafavcttn strict, Brooklyn, N. Y., July 1G,
1879. H. 11. Warurr & Co. : Sirs-I can find
no words sufficient to express my gratitu.lo fur
laving been rescued irom tne horrors oi
firight's Disease by jour Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure. John Caldwkll.
Acconmso to Herr Richard Au-lrco there
are 6,139,000 Jews in tho world. Fivc-sixtiis
livo iu Europe.
Tim Pnir.oi A vIm (Srf-nsn
Is the best in tho market. It is the most
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lonu as two ot auv otucr. One greasing will
last two wtc'is. It received first premium i t
the Ci-uti-niiial and l ar.'s Expositions, nl-o
medals at various Stnto IWiri. ISuv no other.
( ului rh of the llnild-r.
Stinging, smart inc. iiritatiou of tho urinary
passages, disoaeod discharges, cured by Buehu
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P. 8. No risk is incurrod. as 30 days' trial is
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Dr. LovinuHli-iu !uy
In his recent lecture ou tkta d teases: "All
sA-in and c'p diseases must have tnrernni
treatment, vloetine lias met khii woiiaeriiu
success in scalp and skin diseases. I have
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fursarriMSftnd eipni. niuicui beaorable, pr
uiuitBtt fcud CMil? upurBUd. Writ ui. huuij a.
The Growth ef Nervoimnrss.
Nervousness is a rapidly growing ailment.
When there is no organic disease its origin
is usually imporfect digestion. Hostetmr'i
HUnnach Bitters, a romody peculiarly effica
cious in coses of nervonsness, acts primarily
npon the stomach, restoring its activity, pro
moting tho socretion of the gastric Juice, over
coming the immediate bodily disturbance re
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depletion of muscular substance and strength,
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is auumented. The remedy is safo and unob
jectionable, and may also be rolied .upon to
overcome and prevent fever and ague, bilious
noes and constipation.
TnEornnARTrs believed that there was an
hoi b at tho touch of which the wedge the wood
man had driven into a tree would leap out
again.
Cnrd a Twenty Yenr's Invalid.
No. 422 Eutaw street. Baltimore, Man land.
Dr. It. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. ! Dear Kir
My wifo was a hopi h as invalid for nearly twenty
years. Your "Favorite Prescription" has
:uied her. Oratotnlly, It. T. McCat.
To lull enterprise into inaction by nursing
slmtU-rcd hopes, is to Bhut out the sunlight of
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ness. Sydnoy Smith being til, bis physician advise:!
him to "tako a walk upon an empty stomach."
"Upon whose?" asked Sydney. Still better
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"Ploasant Purcative Pellets," which are es
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The new Texas eapitol is said to bo 311 feet
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Pome Indian tribes believed that tho future
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minimis which were all eliin and bones.
taetine
Two Eottles Cured Me,
San Fhancirpo, Oil., May RO, 1881.
IT. H. Rtf.vens, ll.t.iit, MHft.: I)-;ir Sir I was
ft'liirteel with h mo.H fiiVaLrt't-ablc rnh tor novcral
month", I'hvsiriiiu li' iit iiimMo to tc what it wns.
lr. Maxwell, Ir. McLean, lr. Hale ami othor wll-
liiinwu hysi"iHii m tnt nty i roflcritHd lor ine.
rtnino pllinu it Net tin liih, poiun Kroiita, Rome
INns.m (;ik, itnil others S.tlt illuMiin, but all lailcil to
triv't rclii-t, mi l 1 li-imi ro bail that I roultl not
nlop or a tt curl to biif in s. Two botth-Aof Vkoktinf
haviMMirvil in., iiinl Icli.vi-Jnllvruoonimend itustho
Ne Pius Llira ot 13 loud in''ili.-iucn,
it. l ITWiKTULD,
157 UevcutU street.
Canker-Humor Cured.
rnovrDKSCE, It. I., Fob. 23, 1881.
Mn. II. II. Ktevfns:
sir A'lr r tr-. inp a uiimher of remedies was enrd
ot Hie Itud-t'uiikt-r Himu-r hv hiking several bottles
OfVEOtllMK. Yours, J. liDOAlt .'HAMULI,,
No. 'i'l 1'crkius btrcot.
Vegetlnein England.
Halifax, N. a,, Pee. W m.
IT. R. Stevens. Ekq., H of ton, Miis: iJoiirSir 1 tako
pleasure iu iiilornmii-' yon thai I liuvc had occasion
to uh(! ynir wuil-kiim. n Vkoi;i:nk. l''or Mime tiiiio 1
fell run (1'iwn Irttni dope uilicatiou to businc-f. 1
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medicine, wh'-n I Colt great l iu voratcrt, and ftl In
iiliiioKt any V:;nd ot work iu couneetiou with our
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voiih Prostration, Want of Aiyctito and tit-neral la
bility. I look to-ra hottlo of V hokums ou my hm
viit, sent her Imlf ado7A-n hi nee. At lat c
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hh though Hhe would booh be as well as over. I
itm Bure our Vei;ktink would have a largo alo fu
Knghind, it inti-o. bieod into that country, Bcliovt
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Vegetine
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ne clerks of this oliice, hove, ns Icr ii liny bin e
been tried, proved cruel to (ill that Is lniimd
r. ir the Uil. Tlio repnrt3 from tlio neve nil Mip'r
IntendeiUH mid clerks who br.vo fsi-d the oil,
iCTcciii prnlslus it liighly. It has been flm-id
etHeit-itts in cut. 1-ui-ns fori ik- nn-l Hit:i:es
iftlic joints nnd nnwlri, nn-l til'.i.nli n rmdy rc
icf f.ir rlu-iliiiati'irtii lalius." 1. f-'.-iwuel II.
I'nrlor, Wnhiuirton, lu.b. ami px-Tk-' nutter f
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('i iiiini'n At no iks: a v.i lial-li- lw
licli n nn. l..r i vi-ry family, only -J.) rt".
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CA'AU&NIS WAM'KI).
Murray Hill Book Publ sMtig Co.,
12!' Hart 2-itii Sthef.t, Nr.w Ymm Citv.
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A HISTOBYcrTiiEWQBLD
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mn ot a:ieicnt and it!od-iu times, and ineluilinw a
iun-,- ol lite rie and lull of y'.nfi and Uoiii.hi
.npire, the' lid-olle n;.s, t h erus:id , tli! leu-';:l
-leu), the r-'lorMintinTi. lho diiuvr.' and Fettlf
iciit of tiie Ni-w W.-rid, i tc.efe. It eoiuuuih )? J
e hi-dorieal . -nivivinL-s aud i tho fi.vr c(i'ie'.t
.k;oi v of the WurM eer pnl!ish"'l. Bend for spuei-i.-u
I'aeft and e:tra tcrtn to Ak'-uI -'. Aildrer
N'atiovm, I'riu.isiits.i Co., I'hiladi-!pld:i.
A l.ondtnir I.fMiilnti I'hyi-
lir:n rMiMidn" HU
Ouier hi Si'v1 V orU
tor lUt fu re
Epileptic Fits.
From Am. Journal qr M :i int.
Dr. Ao.Mobi role (late of Iin.lpV-vho hi nppe.
j a 1 1 r of Kpilepsv, lias v.iilio ut doul.r tn-:ttd a-'d
uretl more eases tlinn nn ot h- i'liv , li t-i. uv. JI.s
ueeeBs has Biinpi) t cu iiton.-hiii:--: e h.v.e li
A eawes of over 31 ars Htifidin h,ie ( wlnliy em -tl
him. He has published aworl; on thiKji.ea.e,ivlii. h
leHtmds.wit li a hirj.:e hot tic ot his wonderiui eirr-'.irco
10 any Biuiercr wiio inav s. n.i inetr . .rrw hum o.'-i-
llieo ailMreBH. O :niv;e imiv
iddreBB l)r, Ab. 31t'NcroU
JOHN
ANODYNK l.lXnri'VT vill
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ntmitively prevent
tiv
ivelv pure nine chbcb out of tni. Inlorniat ion thai
'.ill Ravo luaiiv lives, km free M ni.til. iJou't delay s
moment. Prevention in betier than enre. 1. S. John
.iih ti Co.. Ibiston. M. ifHii. rl" Ii.in;'or. M line-
I tSiUiU 1 UO Widuw b, futhcrv. aiolliurs OI
children. Thnns:mds vet crti tied. PenfnrfllTin
for tM f fiii(n r.to'.i'.ve r i-aiLtire,vat ictiBt vtiro
r Hliy IHtute. Ti.i'i-.i ndn f j.-i-ii: i-.i-. r .M. J
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litiiti wurr:ints rururi. I diiplit uni h"hl. !'lif ri
unil h?ir ftl'r'y "T "nr rights ut miw,
dtntni's for ' Tha ritiFt-n-S"liiitr." and IV
ami licnintr Iaits Manki find iit-. trnct inn V
f an refer to tiioiMtti-ts f Pi t" f.-ii' r nml Clifnt.
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f ATkKT A U'y. Luck liux i;e, ahiuen. U. C-
FOR LADIES ONLY.
lho Indies' Medical Asoci-tHon." lU'inedirs for
ill dineafcM ol women are prepared by the mont coui
'(ejt find rcliiiblc phx meiau, who have made such
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eHofuily treated ly jiuiij. AovirK fki:f. Letters
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