THE N&BRIA FBEffi!..
Ti'KVerwia copies a pei&malitem from ! Earthquake in South America.
I Inst week's VcV rr.(.' Ac.o iu refeverice to ; T,IT., T.TTl!
! Hon. John Lemon beinie the tronnt can- the svour as told in toivate ecttf.iu.
dithiti- in t!u Htnuht.'ran rank of the dis- t "
" ' tn tfor tona'Jr. We are even yet iu- j From tho New "J or Tribune.
PA., - timed t this belief, and know many oth- j Tiivaie letters have been received in ew
Tin ic-- icis Jf I'ke opinion. We know there .is : Vork by merchants doing business with
Frhh) MomiP., - - - Jul)' 2, IbiO. I ,Kt a i.iothinent Democrat in our county : ,ho United States of Columbia and by per-
has any desire to be his opponent, j sons wi;0 iave relatives hving in the je-
... , ,, T , Messrs. Linton, Johnstov., Porter, techier, gion which was lately visited by the eartn-
Iiik rninaquji Daily Il-m (Imlepen- . j,,. IJwIiackci ami several others we kc thereby 1,000 persons lost their
dent) says: Hon. Cyrus I,. Pershing .;, ,ilt i:;er.tion. seem not to care particular- ; hves. These letters reveal a terrible con-nutkii'i'-
o-iantio strides toward the ly about measni ine lances with Mr. Lemon. (iitj0n of a ft airs, in which desolation, rum,
Perhaps John Khey, i-sq., me vciaih- and death awuna. i. -xi,..-- ..-
b!e editor and acknowledged great man of ; tlie earthquake had shaken down nouses
the c umtv, might with satisfaction be pre- i w buried their inhabitants in the ruins,
vailed upon to accept the nomination '. : balls of molten lava were showered down
Suppose you trv it, John, and we'll 'back"' J f,.oin the crator of the Lobotaro Moun
vou. It's singular no person thought of , tainSj setting the ruins on fire and consum-
' you before. When Lennm reads tins lie u . jJ1ff may or the mnaouanis, nuu we.e
- i ,,..akc. lWt you think? Voice and ! ptnurgling to extricate themselves. A pan-
GoVKRNOR Al,!,EN, f Ohio, address- ' cho. 1 ic seized the few survivors, and they fled
ed a ratilica'uju woctiug in Columbus ! ' , . c . T. . . 7 Fl 1)0 j from the scene of desolation to Maracaibo,
on tl e evenH" of his nomination o ' If tl,c Cf1,tor of th? T, "V , i at last accounts, they had taker,
on li c e cm.i0 ot lits nomination -mj ornnuvAly stated what lie says he j lieMer ,n the llonses of any one who would
public man in tins country has a purer - , thatjoin ! NorIsnapion could induce
personal and ollicial record than Hil-: , t.n.'.t candidate ! them to return to the place of their former
uiiii'iu i.j .. .. ., ... i ..,Mni iniKunra
,ks of the district res,ienee, anu a? t.u. - t-
gttlK'i national caiitlulacy. J lis name
ii daily hecoining more familiar, .and
his honorable life as a man and fair
judicial record makes him a strong
man in the contest.
liam Allen. How many members of
the present hjon.it e of the Puittl States
could bt.inl before their constituents
and proudly as well s -truthfully say
what hrf dii in tho following extract
from his ypeech ?
Kefore I w;s thirty vears of ago the Do-
inncraey of tins State had, whether wisely
it nt the i (-Milts will show, placed mem
I cape from death, and immediately hasten
j ed to Maracaibo. It is probable that the
next crop of cofiee will suffer greatly, as
! the survivors cannot be induced to return
I to the region laid desolate, and they have
'become so panic-stricken that na future
'droits will probably produce any effect
I upon them. Affairs are in a terrible state.
(The bodies of the dead are becoming de
j composed nnder the tropical heat, and tho
f stench fills the atmosphere for miles around,
i "Humanity demands," said 3Ir. Gogorza,
"that the bodies should have Christian
i buriaL and steps are taking to have them
' buried. The surviving members of the
i families of those who perished are also in
j need and should be provided for, and I
j trust the citizens of this city will, as they
1 have nlwavs done, when called upon to aid
a deserving charity, subscribe liberally to
the relief of the sntferers by the most dis
astrous earthquake of the last two centu
ries." Terrible Inundation in rrance.
ArrALLIXG LOSS OF LIFE AND GKEAT INS
TRUCTION OF I'ROFEKTY.
Long Ji ranch and the Eatc.
"ra V , lof bod.es were lying unburicd amid the
e would have permtttcd'.'j.1 aBtmosp,:cl.c with fonl
ticed. It may bo true j 0(lo.s flom feeomiosition, and rendering
in the Ilepublicnn ran
for Senator." we
it to mss r.nnot.
for atidit that we know or care. At i t,e rCgion of the upheaval for many miles
the aine time, it is somewhat singular in every direction unlit for habitation,
tiud a ,-v,:'t, Democratic newspaper ,umg the
vh.m',1 1h socno-crtootnmnnicatetlie ! "V . ,.t. ci.,fo.i ,crr-r
i Tin desolated iTr;on. and
! fact to i:s readers. That business , mi-.tions perished by tho
IfMlilg will Mluv,, vi.ua. ""'". : . . , .t. 4.. .. 1? ! . -
1 .. . .1 .. I 1 I..i. I IVI.1I 'fl 111" 1(1 V I'llL.l!" HI lit" l .'irt inilURP. IS r.(lillll J i ium-
icmaincd twi'le y.i.s. Xww, I will say, publican and not to u Democrats ed- vcrsatiou -vith a reporter he gave a very in
what I i.rsitme no very g.eat minibpr of i)(1. 1?llt tho i-,;,.,. aiHf rrllt said a ! tciesting history of the eai Miqnake, as he
public men daif siv durinir the t.vo vears t . , , i U -b t,p j gleaned it liom numerous leirei s w n:cn ne
Liiuiicinui i,n.. ...u uuiMt, uiw' irr(it (en mere, and we publ !i t!e , ....... , ,. f a in
ivvcivo ; ' . , . leceiveo u mu i.-..-. ... .
statement is in substance as follows :
The locality where the eaithquako oc
curred is the great coffee district of South
America, and the quantity of that article
which we already know has been destroyed,
in stores and warehnuses, amounts to 7,
000,000 pounds. This is a serious blow,
and must greatly r fleet the supply in this
country, as it was this year's crop, which
was awaiting shipment to this country.
What loss there has been lo the growing
preceding Unit, and uunag me iu - . . , ' , . .,-,. i,
vears that I was i'i tlio taarc, i s-.o-.m , '.'' i'-" -h' " r"
sqnnrjly and fairly in that body, dodged , exception. It is as follows:
no h n, si ruiik fn.tn no lcspo.i.-.ibility, h;ui jIon j(1u, A. Lemon will be the 'Repub-
no excuse tVi teing acscia v.i.en an '- ltonn liominee in this Senatoiial district
for State Senate, and there is no use to
disguise the fact he is the strongest man.
in the party, tf not iu.the district.
This, as we said last week, is a con
fession of defeat in advance, and made
too bv a man claiming to be the editor
luitatit von- w.ts taken, out laced mo
niuio hi all oceasloiis, and spoke arid
V'Ud on r.-I pnMk- tneasiircs, including t!ie
etr.i Ms-ion. mrikiiig sixteen ess ions of
Cof?giCs. I now s:y, and I speak i with
peis -iial and DeiiK.ciaiic piide, that in ail
that long tc l in I ncer gave a vote nor
made a si c.-ch that I would recall thi "
ni ht if it could bj 5;i my power to d
ll" any man in this country
tnvv that mr.n, but I have
2nd 1 mow sav. after t!i
in Cor.gieso in which I served, and daring anticipate it will lie, the candidate Will
succeed in Xovenibc-r, even though the
I 'nice and E ho should nnj.jort him.
of a Democratic l an?r. The statement, eron in the interior is not yet known, but
power to do so nlthoIloll ma(lc foI. a .uir,,osc. W(.H un. it is hoped that the coffee trets have been
y can s.iy more I , ' ,,r.Mier spared, othe; wise tho supply will be af-
ineversceah.m, !leitOod i5 not tine. It a propel I . TI,elossc8
sixteen sessions j Democratic nomination is made, as we j Ilunclinnls hlWl!i cilv, however, will be
the nrcsei.t some.- i'i'. j whicu i was mess
ed by your election two jr?.rs ago, 1 have
dmifc no act,- utteretl no thought that I !
would reverse t'M'iht. Thougii it will
appear to be an instance of human vanity '
to aay what I have said, I challenge the j
enemies of the Democratic party, and my
ene.ioies, to lay a filler i'K'ii a vote or a I
pretli that ever I made, detrimental or i
ho.-M.iic to tho interests of my country. j
if it should 07 o.-v him. his election
would not be a debatable question.
What a neat and delicate compliment
t he editor bestows on such Democrats
as John P. Linton and Hubert I;.
Johnston bv representing them as as-
' phants for the nomination, but afraid
ln to measure lances with the redoubtable
possess in an eminent degite the re- I """" v- "emoii ; i ..e ... ,u..u. v.
tpectand conlldenee of the people of f these two gentlemen (Lniton) was
the judicial distnet over whieh he pre- , ' ars ago to accept a
(lo Mo.uo.v bixt ;,t n Di-l r. ii- . '10111111:11.1011 1 1 01 11 me ''t'"1" 1 .1 lie j'.u l
Hon. Cvrn s L. l'Ki.sniNj seem-
I I L. 1 - - . Ii: ...I.a.- -I,,' ,.4- .
tratie county meeting held 111 Potts- , ' , 7., r 1 ,
iU.. mv i- wl.W-b th.-.t. velernn Demo- , e 'a oie, u..-i tne r-e.o,,., .iu.iiim"iV
wns not n 1 ran 1 10 run nr,,-c as me
Democ ratic candidate for ('ongress in
Wc lo not know
I'oirsMi.i.r, June 53. There was a1, . , . - r.. .
d.-mx-iatic county a,, eting held here to- j 'scorning a candidate for State Sena
dav. tho utttiida-:eo beimr lniLo from all tor, but we feel very certain that if
v ii'j, iiti'i wiiii'ii 111:11. etei:iu I'eino-
ciHt, Hon. V. VV. Hughes, presi led, the
r" 1 1 t i 1 1 ir pioet-edings tok place en-
i4..riiiT I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 i" i.h i 11 T :w the ln-vt. .
iK,,ati, (".:di,!-:to for fb.vernor: I l,0Pc of success.
(arts of th eomil y. V. V. 15echtet. ehnir-
man of tho wtandu.'g eomiiiiUec. called the
lurfrting to order, after w-'uieh thej organ
lrd and Ibni. V. W. Hughes was made
pierfiJe.it. with Ihu usual uuuibei of vice
piCidontsaud oci taiie.?. The eomnilttfo
i resolutions ic ported the following,
vhich wie al"plil:
Wit kit cas, TTuie has been generally
niiifeslvd throughout the stnte a Mrong
sueii was the case neither would be
afraid to shiver a lance in a Senatorial
contest with John A. Lemon, the val
ient Hadical knight championed by
the Voice nml Echo. Whenever, in
the course of human events, John S.
I! hey becomes a candidate for the State
Senate, or anv other cilice, he will
. I . 1 J 1. ! A 1 1 A
desiie that Cyius L. Per.d.ing :hou!d he 'I ,,K l,lllim1 ."tM,s 10 s:iye
the ftandAid Wearer of the democratic party : him from the support of James V.
in the coming gM.kTiiatoi ial contest ; and ! Campbell, editor of tho I'nireantl JJc10,
U'Ac-,.. As the immrdiate neihl.oisof j whose political fiiendship is fatal and
Jiulyo i-cishing it wi.ul.l be to place hi.u . t; prec-ursor of a verv large fu-
in well a:; our.-i Ives m a false position if . ' . - fo
ueiai 011 me via ui ine iieeiion.
Tbe editor of the Voice ami Echo
may as well understand now as here-
w e failnil to notice this expression of senti
mwrit ; there fore,
That sine the lion. Cyrus L.
Pershing has oliiciatud as the president
in. rn iif IliU iiillei:il itisliirt lot Ii.k moro .
tliai: c liii'.r.rd f!ie most sanguine upecta- J after, that the Freeman will resist to
ti'iis of on- people. His spotless infgrity, ; the bitter end any effort he and his til
ler I learning, extreme cautiousness to ! pos mav make to have tliis Senatoiial
jiM.id enor and absolute love of justi. e ; ,yxY. ,nisrc presented in tho Demo
haves) eiKieaieil him to tbe oar and the .. .. , . .
mses of o.u-roj.le of all parties that the , ,:lM olale oiMeuuon niiicn is lo j
s;ieiiliee of .yielding him to Sid a higher meet at I.rie in Sejilember next. As!
and inure enlarged Jield of usefulness has a fellow feeling is said to make a man
hitherto kept in restraint the expression or ; wondrous kind, it is perfect I v eonsist
,,r fullest conviction of his ,,K-rior avail- j j,, tlial ho t.X(.C0(1.
rtl'LIU J ,f-HI ll TIT" IIIIT lll'O Mill"! lilt
st.mdard Jiearer 111 the coming contest
Ju'olretl, That the delegates from tliis
c.unty are heicby nquesied to sui..pert
linTge Pershing as the di-nioeratic candi
d ite for (Joveruor in the next Stato convention.
ingly anxious to see one of his l,u.h-
ml irvj friends selected as the dele
gate. The Democracy of Cambria and
Hlair conn tiers, ns we raid last week,
demand, however, that they shall be
represented in that convention by a
man whose fealtv and devotion to the
T U'l I V !' A O t It 1 r ll.Ol V 1 1 1 t.T 111 11.ni
asenlled from ids ivtiremrnt to be- ! Drmoeratie party in the past is not
on!
lei iioni ins
otne the 1 'eTui era tie candidate for
limiTiiiii'i.l' Ohia n!ivor 5' t.olioi I'1'"1
T - " - - ' 't
un pn s'.ioned, bi t bevond su-
n. We i;iist that the honors of
i... 1 .- i. 1 1 1 r t . 1
United Stales s-enator from Indiana, "v JKl,.,. !M,!I.U vwlv " Mlose
..... ' nn i'' wliii !iit m nviinfoimnr, ilc
mane Uie lnt UailienI speec 11 111 the . , , .-.
cainiiai'1,!! bet w em Allen and his com
pel. tor, (;oneiai oyes. r roin the
fact that .Morion is a very able man,
lunch was execle.l from him by his
I'adieal rnhniiers. His speech, how
ever, whii.ii we well reintiab.-r to have
read, v.:.s a low ni '1 undignified parti
san and personal attack on Allen. He
-eemed to have forgotten that, William
Allen had been a leaTing and distin
guished number of the Senate when it
contained such '.runts as Webster,
gini.ation and fighting its battles, and
not on those who have persistently and
verv small, as thev d not make advances
until the morchaa Ji-c has left the stores
and is in transit and has arrived at ?.Iarac- j
aito. 1 he cotiee is usually snipped in ie
eembcr or January, and if the earthquake
had happened at that time, the losses to
merchants engaged in that trade in this
city we'ii'd have been undoubtedly very
trreat. The region affected bv the shocks
cover five degrees of latitude, and is 500 i
miles wide. The shock extended in a;
northeast direction, along the northern
range of the Andes. It was felt lirst very
perceptibly at I'ogota, the capital of Xcw
(Jranada, thence seemed to travel north,
gathering intensity as it advanced, until it
reached the southeast boundary line of
Magdalena, w here the work of destruction
began, continuing as it advanced along the
eastern bonndaty of Magdalena, following
the line of the mountain range and tle
st roving hi part or whole the cities of Cu
cuta, San Antonio, Kl Ilasaiio, Sahizar,
San Cristobal, San Cayetano, and Snntiago.
The elestructioii was greatest in trrama
late, Arboledas, Cucutillas, and Cucuta.
Of the fourteen thousand persons who died
from the effects of the earthquake, only
about five thousand were killed outright ;
the remainder died in a shoit time from
fever and lockjaw, which, iu that region,
nearly always supervene when severe inju
ries have been received.
The lirst premonition of the terrible vis
itation occurred on the night uf May 17,
when a strange rumbling sound was heard
beneath the ground, although no earth
quake occurred. It seemed as if a huge
bowldfi had been profiled over the earth,
causing a rattling of windows and eloois.
and a trembling of crockery. It traveled I
in the diiection afterward taken by the
earthquake, and lasted only a few minutes.
It excited fears, w hich soon subsideel when
no serious lesults followed. Put on the
morning of May 18 a terrible shock oc
curred, which brought consternation to all
the inhabitants of Cucuta. It suddenly
shook down the walls of bouses, tumbled 1
dov n churches and the principal buildings, j
burying the citizens of the place in the 1
ruins. Another shock completed the work
of desolation by throwing flow 11 the walls
that still remained standing. This, with
the shi ieks of the wounded ano dying, and
tho pitiful cries of those who had escaped,
but who had lost their whole families, made
a scone which, hi tho words of a corres
pondent, was "the realization of what
Dante faintly outlined in his poi trait of the
Inferno." Three more shocks followed of
equal intensity, but there appears to be 110
evidence that there were any openings in
the earth, whieh, on similar occasions,
have engulfed buildings and inhabitants,
at least not in Cueuta. The shocks, with
lesser force, ho-vever, seem to have been
felt throughout the whole region of the
earthquake for two days afterward, ex
tending to Cartagena and the western sea
coast.
The scenes that followed the first shock
pre described as most fearful and tcirible.
In this hour of destruction, when men and
women were prajing for relief and mercy,
ctheis w ho had escaped began an indis
criminate pillage, searching the ruins for
PAnis, June 23. Heavy rains have pro
duced an unprecedented overllow of the
Kiver Garonne. Two bridges and many
honscs have been carried away.
Toulouse is inundated. Tbe waters are
still risiuir and the situation is serious. The
; hospital is threatened and the patients have
been removed.
Paris, Juno 24. The Piver Garonne
continues to rise. Several persons have
been drowned by the inun Jalions of the ad
jacent country.
At Toulouse nearly all the houses in the
St. Cyprian quarter have been destroyed.
At Verdun, in the Department of Ar
riegc, over fifty houses have fallen and
many persons were drowned.
Prom Moutanban the report comes that
all the crops 011 the banks of the Tarn and I
Garonne aie ruined. The Garonne in &ome j
places is four miles w ide.
A bridge of seven arches at Tarbcs has j
been carried away. I
The inundations arc general in tho do- I
partmcuts of Aube, llaute-Gaionne and '
Tarn. !
If the rain continues another day all the
wheat crop in those departments will be
destroyed.
The railways arc interrupted in all di
rections throughout, the inundated distiict.
The damage in the valleys of the t Jarrone
and Adour is immense, and the bridges at
Toulouse have been destroyed. The water
is slowly subsiding, but the rain continues.
The Assembly has voted 110,000 francs
for the relief of the sufferers.
1'aius, Juno So. The loss of life by tho
Hood at Toulouse is appalling. In the st.
Cyprian quarter 21 corpses have already
been found. The violence ef the torrent
frustrated the efforts to rescue the unfor
tunate inmates ef a house, and several
men wercelrewned in the Attempt. Twenty
thousand persons aro deprived of tho means
of subsistence in Toulouse alone, and dis
asters elsewhere are almost of equal magnitude.
The low er part of the city of Mossaie 011
Section 1,700 of the PeTiscd Statutes of
the United States reads thus :
"All offices attached to the seat of Govern
ment shall be exercised in the l)i.tnct ot
Columbia, and not elsewhere, except as
otherwise expressly provided by law.
An at resvwrtmff- Quarantine and
health laws," approved February 25, 19V
the Presideut may remove tue puouc vm
ces, and the Supreme Court may adjourn
its sessions, to some other place, "in case
of the prevalence of a contagious or epi
demical disease at the seat of Government,"
but further than this there is no exception
to the imperative rule of law above laid
down. Unless there be a virulent disease
in ihe District and the Tresideut or Su
preme Court thereupon order a removal
beyond its limits, "All offices attached to
the seat ot Government shall be exercised
in the Dittrict of Columbia, and not ehe
ychtre." Xow, is the Presidency an "office at
tached to the seat of (iiivMiiment?" If
so, tbe incumbent of that office cannot ex
ercise any of its powers at Long Pranch.
That the Presidency is an "ufllct" the.-Cou-stitution
itself says :
"Before he enter on the execution of his
ojjlr? he shall take the follow ing oath or af
firmation :
"I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I
will faithfully execute the oce of I'rrsiOcnt
of ihe United 'st'ttes,," etc. Art. 11., Sec. t,
par. 7.
Is it an "office attached to the teat of
Government?" To answer this we must
take a plunge into tho past. On complet
ing its labors the convention which framed
the Constitution of the United States ie
questcel the old Congress to fix "the time
and place for commencing proceedings
under this Constitution," and in accord
ance, with this request that body designat
ed March 4, 17S0, as the time and New
York as th place. The necessity of a
moie central location was soon felt, however,
and therefore by "An act for establishing
the temporary and jermanent seat of the
Government of the United States-," ap
proved July 10, 171)0, it was provided that
by December 1, 17S0, "all offices attached
to the seat of the Government of the Uni
ted States"' should bo removed to Phila
delphia, and there remain up to December
1, 1S00, at which time the seat of Govern
ment should be removed to what is now
known as the Disti ict of Columbia. "And
all offices Attached to the said seat of Gov
ernment shall accordingly be removed
thereto by their respective holders, and
frhall, after the said da-, cease to be exer
cised elsewhere." In compliance with this
statute President Washington duly re
! moved from Xcw York to Philadelphia
prior to Decembei 1, 1700, and his sucoess-
I or, John Adirns, removed from I'liiladel
JVcmv ami rotitical Items. Gabriel Max. a
i a
; 10 nave produced a jiauit-..
Postmaster General Jewell has in- 1 extraordinary chatacteiiV" E
creased the rate on registered letters from resentation of the faue- of '.t 3ti
8 to 10 cents. ! usance ue eyes a1Ilt, ,
A f "XT.U'iiinov Tpvk destroyed as one arirMireK t1... .
an entire bltck of business houses. The ly nutll they be-iuf to.,, ,"":!
loss is estimated at f 70,000. j mournful and pathetic g:;zp" Tf ?
George W. rembeiton, the murderer until the visitor gets nn "c ?
of Mm. Margaret E. Bingham, at Boston, painting, when they are.i
has been sentenced to be hanged. I Smita Barbara, CaleVM
One man and five women, all colored, . pion rose 01 the world, the
hile rowing in a kiffon Hell's lake, near settes," measuring sixteen 1
.l,ila
- . -- 1 ft.' n 2.h'
jjiiut; iovn, iiiv., jTivuiin? i6, ... , 1 .a.v ... ..I, vuuiierenr.
U I U lilt uj feiii. v,.. ....... 1 .iai.i II11I-P ttlll '"
Yet another warning. Joseph Bates, j The fdioot from which it lJ r, 1
,.r Voi-mnnt falls dead bile csrrvinff in an ' in lenirth. picw in ti ' 1
vi , 1 . 1 . - . . ., - -. . r r-- .1-1 11c - T M fli
armful 01 woou. ouuw ihh iMimi'H
your wife. Nay, cut it out and pin it to
the woodshed door.
A Welshman, of Utica, claims to pos- largest rose on record.
sess a harp which was ordered ly 1 unce
Albert for the Exhibition of all Nations, in
1851, made by Jones, of Cardiff, from a of Europe. Mond.iy a ft n.r ;
nvrr 1 1 1 r ii r rr i..j. . -
. 1 '
ft., fw . I "
It .1 ,. . "
1 - - . . . ' ii : 1 -' , r .
rl..t;.-jta nm... . ."""Ml u-
a
on the trellis of
Dimmick.
-1
r
lif
tree planted by one of the ancient Princes ; over the city of IhH.,p,.s.,
of Wales. It cost $000, but was bought in
of pawnshop for $ 100.
Aorresiondentof the Louisville Cour-ier-Jovrnal
who has recently traveleel
throuch South Carolina and Geoigja, says
tliit tin it " in or ciro.s are the finest ever I Houses a:id nil mm?u: .
..'.--'fs " I 1 " II;.
Known. llioyiciei 01 giaiu win uo - u- , mm me river w illiouf a no
solntely extraordinary
itlll-lllfT 11 llty-ll f IT . ' ' !
.,,1,1 1(11 in tl1( j
i feet, while all the street '
j with the rainfall. Fee l,:i! ,v
. 9rn riivii-ti,t r.....T. . ' '--- '
.-'ll.j lllH"r -tl
hundred arerertaiulv V
It!
llC't'c. t
At I'omerov. Ohio, on Saturday, Jacob
Housher attempted to kill his wife with a
pistol, but the ball passed through her ear
without further injury. He then shot
himself through the head, dying instantly.
No cause is known for the act.
Tho recent inundations in France from
a sudden rise of the Garonne river, have
no parallel in modern times in the loss ef
life. Other floods of receut date have
been more destructive to property, but
none so destructive to human life.
Wm. Kecmar ,'coloicd), ho was ar
rested in liufh county, Ind., for attempt
ing to commit a rape on a white lady, ami
was removed from Pusrille to Green field
for fear of violence, was lynched on Friday
night last by a mob at Greenfield.
A nine-year eld convict is under sen
tence of five years imprisonment in the
Piehmond Penitentiary for murder in the
second degree, and a moibidly impulsive
little loy of twelve is l efoie the court on
an indictment for minder in the first
degree:
A wild man is roaming in the woods
near Jerieo, Salem county, N. .1. He is
said to be utterly destitute of clothing,
with daik whiskers and of heavj stature.
Several efforts have Ih-cii made to capture
him, but his fleetncss of loot renders it
impossible.
The Warren Mnl : There is a enriosi-
I f I... .. .
, in. . i. a i,irn r - , ,
residing in Herkimer count,. -;
fonnd with his head iie j,.',..,
barn on Thin sla v 111..1 1,:,,,;' 'j'.'."
I 24 years, the wife, the IV's e
Fred. Emberrei ,, h.r s,.
J neighlxir named .1 ;itnH. ''.
j under arrej t to await t;;1. '.''.:.'
1 coroner's jtny. D.uis s ,
feet frozen through tl een
' ly and was otherwise Li-!.',
of sickness. He died m L "
barn. " L
! -V ten ible tragedy wr
' 10 o'clock Thuisday taon.i;..,"C
; river, between Governor's
Patteiy, New Yuk. A mp.-l. v;
is as yet unknown, bin-J ;," lt"
, row over 10 uyverimi
( company was a voim-jt
years of age, nanid s
; whose home is in Tliinin
1 : - w -1
I'iii.i. m neii near t:,e U" ,..,1 .
drew a revolver and slu.t
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eiotnacn, leg ami arm. ;:
;inj mies whieh will j.ri.h.-.nv .
He then shot himer am t'lc l'i
1 Josej h Loader, the f,.-e;:.r
rent charges imjilieaiini: Tttri.
: acts of adultery with Mk 1
I rested Mo;tdfl evening tii a c!
! jury prefened against iii-n hv r
I a son ct Henry Maid i
Jvoadci
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phia to Washington previens to December Troni t
1, 1S0. The Presidency being a:i "ofiice j all rig
attached to the seat of Government," fol- j is dry
lowed the seat of Government from New
York to Philadelphia and from Philadcl-
I phia to Washington. The transfer each
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summer irom asuingion to img iiaucu,
which has come in vogue of late years, is
not only without law but positively against
the Tarn is hidden under water at Ire- taw. The President cannot lawfully cxe
moul.'et. In the department of Arriege 1 rnf0 n,iv ef the manv and ereat power
appertaining to his onice except in and at
the seat of Government, always provideel
that 110 iufectious disorder prevails there.
In that event he may exercise his office
elsewhere, but only in that event. De
spite this the present incumbent carries his i
1. (fir n about at bis summer ilcasurc. and
live hemses only remain standing out of
four hundred. In tho district of Foix, in
the same department, two villages are
completely submerged and many bodies
have been found. Crops of all kinds
throughout the inundated districts have
been destroyed.
The tnxps and authorities are eloing
everything iu their power to save life and
property. The rain has ceased but it is
feared that the melting of the mountain
snow will raise tho wateis of the Adour
still higher. President MacMahon and
.Minister Buffet have left Paris for the
scenes of elestructioii.
The journals here have opened sub
scriptions for the relief of the sufferers,
and a benefit performance is announced
at the opera.
1 ho Southern railway company has sent
sJojOOO to the mayor of Toulouse for tho
destitute.
."ICI'T
acquainted at the tjrre of the a!'
solvation of ciimiual co'idt. r"
nip w.i- ,iu up mv-A.-rn
centlv, for the miii f .-.
The prisoner is held f ircnr,;.,v - j
.John Coudo:;, a ir :-
No. 17 South PaNtead stif ct. f'i (';
Tuesday morning, while at 1 rc-ii.f ..-
a revolver and shot across the tlc:j
wife, liitting her in the left bita-ts '
in the head. The first halijad :H
lier lungs and she died intanth. 1. i
then placed the pi-tol in the ifV t i
! heart ar.d fired, inflicting s n.n wi
n.rtoi lowsl v sought to break up r.inl ! treasure, and i:i manv cases robin nr the
destroy it. The Demoeratic jartv of , diiag and dead. The dcsiie fir j.lunder i
this Senatorial district, if it knows it- i u:13 so K,Vat in man' instances t hat the j
self, will not be cniltv of the sin of ! V,'l'11'c' '''l'P'o''s ho were caught
,. . . ' . . i in the falling timbers and who conld not !
rewarding its enemies and ostracising , extiicate themselves, though only iii,tly 1
its friends, by lelileratel v and know - injured. The vaults of tinbanking houses i
ingly apjiointing oiu of the" former to j were penetrated and large sums of money !
net its its trusted agent and speak its ht,jk'n. "The thieves were monaichs of'
voice in a State convention. Treason I VV' ..i?,"!" "l'"1- . Tll0." !
1 i'' nvin 1 in; irMPM 01 uiC CliJWlUlV, ifS
a t a . i 1 i.-r.,.., I,., . . v. 1 t 'i wi inu tiiiiimiiv, 'lift
to t.ie parly must 1h- made odious and j Lobotera Volcano Middenly began toCho,t I
A Stran(k Stokv. On Saturday last
Louis Walker died at West Liberty, Iowa.
Before his death he expressed the earnest
desire that, if he died, he should be buried
on the farm where he formerly lived, near
Bevington, a station on the Winterset
Branch of the Pock Island Road, about
eighteen miles from Dubuque. The strick
en wife, filled with love for him, and with
a heart filled with sorrow and grief, sought
to fulfill tho wishes of her dead husband.
She procured a buiial case, started on her
sad errand, and assed through there on
Monday. She arrived at Bevington, a
stranger to everybody. Of the station
agent she inquiieel as to the location of the
farm where her husband was to be buried.
The agent inquired who it was that was to
bo buried, and, on being told, he quickly
foresaw a very unpleasant affair. Ihe
widow had come to bury her htisbaud on
the pieinisesof a man whose daughter,
then at home, was the w ifo of the eleceased.
The agent, after some consideration,
deemed it best to inform the widow of the
facts. She received the story with perfect
astonishment, and could scarcely believe
her late husband guilty of such base
ness ; but, on being assured it was so, she
became indignant, and left the body with
citizens, to be cniveye-el to No. 1 (whose
first knowledge for years of the where
abouts of her husband was his arrival in a
burial-casket), to be disposed of as tho
saw fit, and, taking the first train, she re
turned to her home. Since her departure,
it has been discovered that Walker had
still another wife in Missouri.
edifice about at his summer pleasure, and
exercises it wherever ho may nappen to
perch for the moment. He believes in en-
forcing obnoxious laws. Let him enforce
this which strips the President of Presideu-
... 1 .. I
tial power wnen lie auamions uie scene 01
Presidential duty. A'. V. Wvrld.
Piiehistokicai Pematnr it? Califor
nia. A piece of oak fossilized, which had
evidently wheu in condition of wood been
artificially cut with square edges to a shape
seme twenty inches long by fourteen wide
and five deep, has recently becu found in
the South Perk tunnol, near Forrest city,
Sierra county, 1,800 feet from the mouth
of the tunnel, with 00 vertical feet of the
mountain above it. This lelic ef human
artifice in the prehistoric period was found
in what was the west, bank of the great
river which ran across the present courses
of the Sierra river system. How many
thousands of centuries have passed since
it was shaped, and for how manv it has
lain undisturbed in its deeply covered
grave, is a suggestive subject of study and
coniecturc. Other discoveries indicating
the existence of men in remote ages have-! and destroying fences, culveits, and
been made in various sections ef this old
river course ; and in 1859 a number of
fossilized pine logs, seven feet long and
four in diameter, that had been neatly
sawed and piled up together, were found in
Alleghany tunnel, under the bed of the
"Old Blue liiver." The recently found
relic has been forwarded to the State
University. Contra Costa ((,'al.) Gazette.
five and his wife forty years old.
A"? w a it vi:n Tisr.yir.y.K
Cl.iv, CalliOun, Pent...!. Ibie!iau:in -ind "V , v Y""""-'"i.e.i e- naum, lison in 1 oui lava in immense quantities, or, as a !
Others of r.Imo,t equal dUtiuelioli. "Sh iVe speak plain- i vcspomlent writes U Mr. Gogorza, -'it;
tlth.,11,.1. -it th- P.,,.. Ml..,, v.,- 00U- !v r-nl l tkorotwdilv under- h?!1 ont,a molten lava "i tho form
Although- at the t. in-.: Allen w a.-, onI , - , ,lt.: V 11 ! of incandescent balls of tire, into the citv " i
clrlitr-r.!, i-i,.iri,..l...tl..,.. fnvt.... '.,.-. SLOOll Oil tlllS (IK'StlOII. A O ldlc.- ..r.l e..o. r.n. .. '
- - - .- - - - , ... . . . ,-, ww ... .'." o iii niMtj iihz wcrman 1
latter eoniemi'iuou-iv spoKee.i nun as 1 : ' " v" j n rug stores 01 1 niers v to. and Diesel ifc !
a relic oT Ihe past aloil suddenly j lna,, ''.v lIiC oice ami Echo, or 'Co., setting them on fire immediately. The
galvanietlin-.o political life bv a Dem- l''e who control it, shall deter us fian.es communicated with the adjoining !
t I P . II 1 a a t t . i lIUfdltMerQ A e hou n' At Inirn I iV
cratieStateeo!iventionand le, lared . 1 V?'"" lu nmy 10 li,e ,,or-cst' of c hlr-e cii'v fiameVwh.1., M e I,,
that it was an insnll to I lie intelligence j tra,ghtfo: ward Democracy of the ?JSmY
of thtt people of CMiio to RtipiMm tliat Jaunty. In doing so we are sure of, cut, "if a painter could have seen the oc
t!iev wov.Id veAe foi such a politieal I "avm? ihir generous approbation, currence and possessed the p6wcr to put it
tt-i v.;,. v.-;. t i .. .t.,.. t i;,i, hv'"C those who pursue a different ! canvas (although he might not 'paint a
.' " ' v ! rs .. :il .,'.!.., ..1 1 i t nirrmaii I will, , 1,.M n..,;
l uuinu 11111 iijui'i itii, 1111 v 1 1 lilim l : " r ; - "nuicinner.
,11 themselves their avenging wrath. !!?.?:..',! S? "'' lf h-
-. .r-,,,., ciitnu i, ic luiiis, uom-
A lien's oppoittmity presented itself;
upon
wnen we was invited lo aodress a
Democratic mas meeting. No west
ern politician ha a mora vulnerable
reputation than .Morton, and Allen was
perfectty familiar with all its weak
points. It is ."ulHeient to sav that af
ter "Old Pill" got through' with his
dissection of Morton' character, the
Indiana Senator was of no subsequent
i.eeount in that campaign. The Kidi
cal, ho-iTever, hive prevailed on him to
rn ik another tilt against Allen during
the present canvass. 1'iom his former
pevero expncnee with the old gentle
man it safe Lo say that Oliver V.
Mrton, when he on-ain appears in
Ohio, will bemore deeer.t and eircum- I came allowiny'.m .innv r,iTi-r f rrrot : dealer of great wealth, was burned to
f-pt in his utterances. In anv event, ifv his desire to visit 1'uiope o? 7eMlJ?a,!Jithe n',ins',.,.,re Ld an uranco
the election in 1875 will boa icpeti- WiV;... That's about the wAy j SSf c iSlf1 who at !
-ff eiflS, ll liL-iLcs uj at least.. . jucsciit in Geiuiauy, hud a very narrow es-
I b.n dcd w ith fire from the Lobatera ; if tho !
A fkw hays Afio it. w.n tolor ,d,.l i p:o.'iter could transfer the scene to canvass !
r.. . u 1 - 4 .1 . a, 0 1 1 and call it 1 he Judgment Dav.' not Ml
from V ash.ngton that, on the recoin- J cIiacl AllKcK)f uor any of tIie ;
mendation-of (eneral bheridan, the j would survive the fame of tlm immortal
War Department had detailed Col. i artist of to day."
George. A. Forsythe, of his military Among the prominent merchants who
stair, for fijvcfal sen ice in Europe rfiisliefUiHUlioareweli-known in New
Wc Vih.1.1 lVUif, to n); ..crs'on iS 'KiSvT
who would tell us what stecial ncnuce was killed while returning to his l,o,,
Col. Forsyllie could ierform in i-: get some clothing for his infaut, one of the i
ro?, or wnat knowledge he could there ' 'ailing upon l.im, and Andres Perti,
acquire which would be of service in 1 rt V, Among tnoso who
Hasoi-p r.Y tiik Nkck. Friday last
was emphatically "hangman's day." In
Charleston, S. C, two colored murderers,
Dennis Punch and George Hardee, were
executed at two p. m. The former, who
was a policeman, murdered John Donahue,
an Irishman, also a policeman, last Decem
ber, and the latter niurdereel a colored
man in a country frolic on the last Fourth
rf July. Poth men expressed a readiness
to die and met their fate quietly.
Jamc3 Henry Costlcy was hanged at
Decrhani, Massachusetts. He made no
statement. Costley, it. was said, in order to i
become intimate with Julia llawkes, killed
Mrs. Congdon, his housekeeper, and iu
order to marry Miss dishing killed Julia
llawkes.
At Thomaston, Me., Wagner and Gor
don were hanged. Their demeanor was
"cheerful" up to within a few Lours of
their executiou.
Purefoy, a colored murderer, was hanged
the same day at Atlanta, Ga. '
s ast.et:Te. tiiini-il st:.. .
ty tTown by Mr. Page's shop. A little a,, d joins Colonel lleecla r -1 tliopvr
mountain asn nas laKon root itwcen iwo I'rice swenis that be and L
branches ot a maple tree eight or ten feet
from the ground ind seems to bo growing
ht. Itdoii t care whether the ground
or wrt.
fhe floods in France have proven
largely destructive of human life far be
3'ond the earlier reports, sad as they weie.
The number is now estimated to run into
thousands, ami to have been attended with
heart-rending scenes. The elestructioii of
property is also immense.
A very poor woman in Parris has
given birth to a baby which is clearly a re
version to a primordial typo. 1 he beast is
in every particular a monkey, wun tan, j will doubtless prove fatal. As i
hair ami teeth. The father, a woikman. j attempted his arrest he fiM
is crazy with disappointment, and the moth- ; crowd, but did no harm. He s sV
cr almost frantic with horror and disgust, j reporter that he was perfrcf v c w
Sixteen different persons claim the the extent of his crime. a:if fiat I
$2,000 reward offered for the apprehension ;ust cause for it. .TeahHv i s ,
ni uie muraercr o! uie namne.i iamny. , the cause of his act. ( '.nirl mnr..
i 'liwRin w as ainsicii, trien, convicien,
jut through the ordinary insanity course,
antl hung, and jet there is dispute about
the reward, and the matter has been turned
over to the court to decide.
A new machine for pressing coal dust
into fuel was put into operation at the
Harrisbnrg machine shops last Thursday,
and a ton of solid coal was made in six
minutes. The machine is simple and uni
versally practicable, and it is prophesied
that it will add millions of dollars to the
coal wealth of Pennsylvania.
Father Te.m Buike, tho great preach
er, is in very poor health, ami a Dublin
correspondent says that his friends fear
for the result of his illness. While he was
in Ibis country his eloquence and manly
character won him many admirers, who
will hear this news with sorrow. His dis
ease Is cancer of the stomach.
Another disastrous storm of wind and
rain has swept over portions of Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nebraska, Iowa
and Michigan, severely injuring tho crops
111
some instances houses. So far, no loss ef
life is reported, although the cattle have,
to some extent, been swept away and
drowned.
Miss Fmoline Mongol, elarghter
Mr. Martin Men gel, ct Perry
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1 'lire raralciii. lure Arhc. l:!u-un;tlis
j Krooteal tret, CMIh,ln. Sr? Tlonat. r.
, BrnI?Ti'I WoasiSa ot every kiml in rr
( mnl. liir roinarhle eurvs th:s r-r. c j
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1 iw l;ial'l( rroifil ii n ever il C( vr t 1 1 -.-r - .
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j the urrrt v : iriv-n tn-altt, anil ?; rt -lit : r '
(U't nu-il lt v.n,l i lie r:u-h ot n't m J.s
' nrnt t ui-n'-rf the -a;h ot afflicti.in nt nw f '
i' i in the ltciitiKa wtttiin Ms virtu-. ' '
1 tlie i!e!ly Hr:lu's ttit'ae anil ICii!-:" "
I rates n!! i::,-:i( !i t t If kilne t : - t- ,
1 n:iry or-r?is to n-naili aiul x w, r :r. "
nr Outar.-il reri..r.'r of hc-il: ti. nr.! I:.-.?; - r.
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A Cciuots Malforsiatiox. Pobert
Macintire, of Pondnlcrry, had a cow
which gave birth to a calf on Sueelay night
last which is one of the most remarkable
freaks of nature that it has ever been our
lot ft) witness. It was of a elark red color,
unusually large, with two organisms, hav
ing two heads, double body, six legs, anel
two tails. 3'vciy leg, eye, car, Ac., was
perfect, which is uncommon in such cases.
It is nearly in tho form of the letter T.
The two heads are at opposite extremities,
looking from each either, accompanied
with two fore legs. At right angles from
the middle extends a heavy double body,
with two tails at the extremity. This
portion of the calf has two hind legs. It
contained two distinct spinal columns,
curving much like the letter Y. It repre
sents both sexes. This curious calf has
been treated toa thorough course of arsenic
by A. W. Linvill, tho Chatham taxider
mist, and is in his possession. Ho also
preserved a small but fine specimon of the
Snowy Herron at the same time. Wat
Chester Jeffsrtonia n.
toWUShip, j Fl.eeine ot, the i;lol.e. A.l.:re--' ! - "
p?erks (mint v. is t he smallest. ne-oii in tlm 1 etc.. e'ael . V.i okn e U. IltMirv. Vuti- -
St:lto Sli.- tv:l. l."i ve:ll .,11 lltu lll, i '
March last, is inches high and weighs
27 Kuiids. Her growth ceased after she
was three year old. Her Invjy is well pro
portiiiiiod, she is intelligent and a pleasant
companion.
A.n
FrtORPKIA HACIT
enrrtt TTithont lis in or itifnvf . N
purchase the Uiirh-itrice,! lfk tr .vv.f
tie Jtedieine. I'n'.ike other !- - -i 1
ax'-n'e.Uiis work is ihor-ntftitv i-U-rt.-f
out North Anicrie.-i. This f-iet. !'-";'
l.irsre s:re, ele.ot :;pt'arnn - :t -1 ':'
ture? of the It ok. i-su-t s it t i '
thnn any work ever jniliii'lie 1 i!-?
Those of iitv nironls who tmve In ! n."
sePinz t"ks. tay that In all 1 1 . - : r rv
va?.!i:a t !.- ne ver nu-t with s-j' !i
so lare ivnire. n Finer cmnit:' i ' u '
ti-y v,-.Tk. fur tertn ht-,1 t"rr:i"'T- ''
' eitisn t wo jiostase stnn:t in-l -!
H. I'ieree, 31. '"II.. W i rhl s Im M-ir; ''
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N. . .Vnif. Mnrk enveloiH-
liepartinvnt."
-There is a man in Cuthliert, sixty
four years old, says a Pennsylvania news
paper, who has not taken a drink of spirits
in over a quarter of a century, never drank
a cup of coffee in all his life, or ate a pound
of meat of any kind. A few clays since in
reading a newspaper, he saw an advertise
ment whero it was proposed to furnish a
recipe for which would teach a man
how to live on thirty-five cents per week.
At this proposition he became indignant,
and said it was sheer cxtravagauco for a
man to spend that amount, asserting his
provisions were not worth $ 10 per year,
lie subsists entirely upon coin bread and
water declaring that he would not ex
change his eliet for that of a king or prince.
Jus clothing costs him about tf8 per an
num.
Tuf. numerous mothers of ordinary trip
lets and quadruplets must hide their eli
minished heads before the parturient per
formance of a colored dame in Georgia,
who is reported to have given simultaneous
biith to four missing links answering the
following description :
One of them had two perfectly formed
human heads and a body like that of a dog.
Another was more singularly formed ; its
body was shaped like that of a chicken,
and was covered with literal pin-feathers,
while its head was that of a perfect pig.
The other two had no very remarkable
feature save that both of them had each
four perfectly formed legs and aims.
The accuracy of this account is vouched
for by tho attending pln-sician, whose dis
interested devotion to science is attested
by his willingness to exhibit the nionstresi
ties in question "for a small fee." A7". T.
World.
A man in Arkansas, while at work in
a forest, recently, observed the initials "J.
C." cut in a tree, and in the ground near
by a depression. Thinking the two cir
cumstances meant something, he .went to
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In Iowa, a man named Henry Thomp
son has been convicted and sentenced to 1 ,,,r treatment until jat-.si.icti. n in- 4
prison for marrying his ,tep-dan8hter, KmK'tt,"r
there being a law in that Stato which I - T
classes such marriages as incestuous, : Jlfinif Af5?MTv W1,v'-1 '' ' ;: '.'
though the degree of consanguinity is 110 i SnVisS. 1! XV
close'i than existing between a man and j H.he.l: sss p::ee. over SJWi!iuV.t: i-i.. '- J
the Kivter of liis rlr-fenail nif.i A tin.;!-!,- san,ls huv It aL siitht kIiuc'IiMoj; I--' ' '' '
law exists in Michigan.
Prof. Donaldson and three members
of the press made a balloon ascension from
Toronto Ont., on Monday ef last week, and
were picked up by a vessel five miles off
Point Peter, on Lake Ontario. They re
port having suffered great hardship, being
in the water four hours, clinging to the
basket of the balloon, which was dragged
through the wafer at a fearful speed.
A child was lost in tho woods near
Blooming Grove, Pike county. Pa., a few
days ago. For throe days and nights par
tics searched the woods. When tho child
was found he was unconscious and ljing
in a rattlesnake's den. Four of Ihe snakes
had to be killed by the rescuer before the
child could be touched. This is regarded
as one of the most wonderful escapes ever
recorded.
Tho French Canadians are a prolific
race. Among the families employed in
the mills at Ivewiston, Maine, is one which
consists of father and mother and twenty
four children, all the children largo enough
being at work. The woman is the fourth
wife. A brother of the husband, living at
Montreal, has twenty-five children. Ten,
twelve, and fifteen children are common in
French Canadian families.
Just as Brooklyn's great scandal is
about to end, that famous city conies to
the front with a second-hand one. Mrs.
Ferguson, a leader of society, after having
eloped with Mr. Powc, of Semtb America,
and descended into oblivien. retunietl the
other day, kidnapped her little girl, and
afforded a temporary relief to the prurient !
of the city who wondered whereon their j
debased appetites where henceforward to I
be satiated. j
Tho International Rifle contest be- I
tween the American and Irish teams began '
at Dublin on Tuesday last at 10 o'clock, a
m. 1 he total score at the 800-yara range :
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rami'if 1 excelled in tone r hem'' : '.
competition. Tl" CoBCtrta fctop u.i ""' j
of flic Haitian Voice. ,w
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umstances meant something, he went to was : Americans, 337 ; Irish, 338. The i TUC
digging, aud a jar containing near three ! shooting at the 900-yard range resulting in ; t
gallons of silver aud a diamond was the re- ! Americans, 327 ; Irishmen, 21li the Ameri- I Ui-, ck
suit, of tlm fua.re.h. Tho mnnnv ommmt ..... : r - . . .. . . 1 , i
1 . ... 1. n.irllr!rTn
"j wto invysieu in r-Ttt- a i.. --
900 CKXT.
"How to Io It." a Hook on Wall
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Hankers ami Ilrokers. 7 Wall Stw;. ,A
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THE WEEKLY SUn
suit of the search. The money amounted
to a little over f 1,400. The indications
cans coming off victors in the end by a
score of 9ft7 against 01 for the Irish. At
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J Si x, New York.
ATI A WEEK raT.tei,l t 1
, V I I male A cent. In their o " I
; X I I MirillMl I- t.7 ii. rnl
1 UI I T. V1CKEKY -V fP- AnliJ f
a jiaer.
eo'unnv-
his family.
He is a man of family ; and we pity , weie that the money had been buried but j the 1,000 yards range tho Americans weie
a few years
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1 four points ahead.