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The Anderson News, 1885-08-06

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Tbe ilont Violent aad Protracted Haln-Storm in Many Yearn laches ef Bale Call aad PuU Chicago III August 1 - One ef tho most violent and protracted rrin-ctonne which hu visited Chicago In n number of years prevailed hero to-day The storm began rt five o'clock thb morning All day long tho rain hni fallen heavily end Inces Incessantly - santly Incessantly and at midnight the down-pour still continues At five o'clock thb after afternoon - noon afternoon the Clark of the United State Signal Ofllee announced thrt the rainfall had reached five inches Ten o'clock to-night tho total rain-tall ter tho day exceeded seven Inches At tero o'clock thb afternoon it waa ftond that tho eew ere of tho city wen Insufficient to carry off the large volume of water Tho wind which had toon blowing steadily from tho east changed around to the north end drove the waters of the lake up the river and rendered the sewers of the elty entirely ueebm Every basement of n depth of over ton feet bee three fart of water iu It to-night The amount of damngodonsto property is very gnat Grant distress among the poqr has been caused by the floods Hundreds of families have bran compelled to move their household effects out of the basements Into tho pouring rain and to rack ehetter among neighbors Tho lose to tho targe mercan mercantile - tile mercantile establishments In the basinets portion rt tho city will to very heavy hut eon not to ratlmnted to-night Many lira engines have taan engaged during the evening in pumping tha water out of tha flooded toi meats of whoberio houses The most pop pop-utar - utar pop-utar netaunnt of the city which Is located In tha tarament corner Madison and (Sort etreeta wae completely flooded and the ptaee had to to closed The base basement - ment basement of tho Chicago Open-house block wae flooded the boilers and engine sub submerged - merged submerged and tbe four olevaton brought to n standstill Boveral State street houses have suffered severely Lee A On no notions - tions notions Lyons A Hrita organs 0 oarage dry goods aad Merehal Field dry goods are among the losers Aa Agrleattaral Station Wabhixoto August 8 - An agi (cultu (cultural - ral (cultural station has raeartiy been established rt Aurora DL la connection with the an an-tpmologteri - tpmologteri an-tpmologteri division rt tha Deportment ot Agriculture Hr Hebou W HcLano bat toau appointed to taka charge of the station and Prof Riley hea Instructed him to pay particular attention to the following sub subjects - jects subjects To secure the Introduction and do do-mratferthm - mratferthm do-mratferthm rt inch races of toes u ere re reported - ported reported to poseera desirable traits end char char-nrterbMce - nrterbMce char-nrterbMce to test tho dolma of each rt toes to excellence end to by experiments their veins to th agricultural tats rt tha United Htetee ena their adaptation to our riimoto and honey- producing flora: meto experiments in the croeelng and mingling of raeee end by proper application rt tho taws of breed ins endeavor to secure the type or types tori adapted by habit end constitution to the dew rt practical toe keeper! in the United Btrtra: to make experiments Iu the methods of artificial fertilisation risote tho vurioue methods of preparing tow far winter to gather statistics con concerning - cerning concerning tho too keeping Industry in 1 United States to make experiments with and observations concerning varieties rt boney-producing plants far bra forage) to enidy the true enura or eaasee of dis diseases - eases diseases yet imperfectly nmlantood and tc obtain Ineonteetlblo raealte by Intelligent experiments upon aebntifle methods aetc the capacity rt tom under exceptional circumstances to Injure fruit - 1 to eel at rest the ever-dbeueeed question of toes va fruit Rial Ccsvietsd aad Saateaetd Wmirirso Mm August k - The Jury iu tho Hiel trial were out about thirty min min-They - They min-They returned a verdict of gulltv At 8:80 p m the Jury sent ward that they had agreed oa u verdict Riel rt onm knelt and begun praying earnestly The Jury filed In eoou afterward and announced n verdict of guilty Rtai -to tho car car-pries - pries car-pries rt nil preeent did not aMw n word and seemed unmoved Judge Richardson later In the day tenteneed HIM to to hanged rt Regina on September IB and tods the condemned man to cherish nc hope rt reprieve from the Queen Baiora sentence true pronounced Hie) mode a two hours' speech upon tbe troubles rt 1880 rad the preeent heir-breed griev griev-He - He griev-He received hb eentenra calmly CmI Dbocvtrtd Is Texts Lampasas Tix August L - There b greet excitement here over the dbeovery of a targe end apparently inexhaustible tod rt bituminous oori within throe miles at tho city limite' ttampbe taken from the vein enow a flnt quality rt coal equal U not superior to the Indira Territory article A syndicate of local ranilelista nave al already - ready already purchased the tanu and will begin developing it on ra extoueivo erale with s vlow to supplying nil Western Texes Two AoNMBte Fin Twsivt Nssdrsfi Fiat Cmoaoo August 8 - At Cheltenham Beach tael night W L Bmith rad A L Talbot aeconded In two brilooae for n nee In mld-alr When a height of about twelve hundrad feet had been ranched the ma machines - chines machines collepeed Talbot mmo down with his wrack comparatively uninjured but Bmith fell tha whole distance sfrlkbtfi some telegraph wfloe before reaching the earth He still lives but will die Playlifl With a PMM Nahvilli Tixx August 1 - About 10 I o'clock this morning Mbs MoUls Majors and Hie Emma Ktasr found a pistol undvr tho pillow of one rt the gentlemen roomer rt Mr Major' realtimes While playing with tha wranou Mira Majors secitlvn telly rdlscfaarxsd it the bullet vnUring the right Ida of Miss Kiser's nsrk lufllctlug a srious but not fatal wound Old Exparlmant W-th tki Utssl Ratatt WxxsLixn Vr Va Auguri I - IiU daughter of Hamari Lark lit O brake brake-man - man brake-man living rt Rldgsvllls Hlngrri Coanty triad the old crheuM rt using kerosene tort n fire with the usual result The oil' can exploded with gnat force and tec girl waa co severely burned thrt it is :moinii :moinii-ble - ble :moinii-ble for tor to lira - Boveral fnmoiiB wrltors nml orators of Huston warn speaking of tluilrlactura sxptTk-nopa when thu subject of pay wn hruuglit up ' Koch wn uurtiiin ha liml rouch'iHl the smallest muil But I ! 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ThU b tbe time rt your when the man With n country meditates upon Ua lawn If he ba a enrirarban resident of long standing and experbuoe bn in in n tranquil mood Hb lawn floor floor-bhes - bhes floor-bhes I u luxurlanoe of grass without metw metw-triolous - triolous metw-triolous d'splay of tawdry flowers of the Held Life-giving fertllixere have enriohed the turf In the late autumn or early spring and given n deeper tone to ltd tint The heavy roller has been trundled np and down and left the lawns ns level aa a dauoing floor Tha gravel paths - have bean mdnoed to eurvoii of beauty and tho borders po nted and trimmed with painstaking on re Obtrusive weeda have boon eul out wth timely vigilance and tho hol hollows - lows hollows tilled out with verdure Thelawn Thelawn-outter - outter Thelawn-outter hea been rattling unceasingly over the - award keeping tha graaa closely shaved and thtbun'ng it until It b now like a fine-woven velvet earpet beautiful to the eye and without a flow or al oh in its texture Tail treea hava Itlrtod the lme and shielded it from too lieiue sunlight prolonging the in influence - fluence influence of morning dews end making the ground soft aaoiprlngy Tha man with the country fanln thatthe lines have fallen unto him in pleasant places A grateful stretch of green oheekered with sunl tht and sne'la from oven hang ng foliago refrrahra hie eyes whoa he relume from the oM? in the evening Hie Sunday era dayi of met nttui to whnt Mr Whbtlnr would ' term S' ony in green Lingering on hs unt 1 toe treee loce their oat oat-b - b oat-b the fading summer twilight and the hush of night settles down M 'wonders how the oty man manages to exist without a country of hbown But landscape gardening bss its am amateurs - ateurs amateurs an well nnita seasoned veterans If tho mu with b country bn a uew uew-oomor - oomor uew-oomor on load long neglected ho pends a sod summer wondering whnt thn harvast will bn In the rawneae of his inexperience he hu fancied that s lawn may be produced ss easily ee plaxxn floor ora bo painted or a oellar wall whitewashed In the beginning ho resolved to bn thorough nad to 1st low sumpulonsly tha regimen and treatment prescribed by competent au authorities - thorities authorities in landscape-gardening Ho had hu ground plowed harrowed spaded raked levelled and rolled Ho had elay end loam underlaid and overlaid He sort tend Cen tral Park gran seed by tha bushel He tnrfed the borders of paths and nil oot-of-the-wny oorners close to the house He em employed - ployed employed three of four mini for a month In thn early spring rt a reoklase ruin of expense He knit the seed-seller's o roular headed How to get a lawn in two months" constantly under his area and never swerved a hair's breadth from thn directions As 'soon sa the tinv blades began to appear beset both roller and cutter in operation Ha waa unremitting In hla exortioas to m the grass grow But the grass has stated all importunities If it haseoma up in patches hen a little and then little teas it has speedily shriveled un under - der under the glare of the son or been choked out by tne encroachment of the rank rankest - est rankest and thrift est of weeds Luxuriance of vegetation he has had from tha out outset - set outset but no Central Park grace Water Watering - ing Watering has only served to simulate the florae energiee of wild grass dandriiom and tha commonest and ugliest of wnr side weeds The men With n eountrr rising early find peep ng oat of hie bed bedroom - room bedroom window to see if haply thn gras han come np daring tha n ght is hor hor-r - r hor-r fled to descry through tee white mist blnok masse of variegated rankness thrt have sprang up like Jonah's gourd Advkte the man with the new coun country - try country reoeives In large measure greater part of it retroactive Fall (lowing and harrowing unlimited erUlixers In early spring and a sprink sprinkling - ling sprinkling of oats in the original seeding are now out of tee question He Is told to sow whits clover which will grow rapidly and k 11 out the weeds aaa he so but the white clover fails to appear after three weeks' patient vigil and thn vigorous weeds profiting ly constant ratting an constantly thick thicken - en thicken ng rat andoover ng the ground with a coarse and tanglaa matting Bvm Bvm-pnthotio - pnthotio Bvm-pnthotio neighbor advise him not to mind the weeds but to keep the lawn lawn-cutter - cutter lawn-cutter In motion slnoe In the long run they can not stand frequent ratting while the grass thrive! under lb Bnt the trouble is thrt the weeds do not mind it a'ther und then Is neither trass norelover only the tars ground to oral puts with them Thoughtful observers explain thn failure of the lawn fay tha absence of great shade trees the young grass be being - ing being withered before It has t me to get root Hut shade can not bo extempor extemporised - ised extemporised B g treee can not be erected at a moment's notice and a Uriah use of canvas covering' and tent pries would ta painfully suggestive of a country eirous No the man with the new ae aetata - tata aetata feek teat It le a hopeless matter He has indeed carpeted his Uwn at greater expense than tha new carpets andeurla'ns wh'eh his wife wee anx anxious - ious anxious to have him buy but it le a ton and patched rag cvpeL unsightly to the eye Ho Is doomed to deeultocy weeding and melancholy refleettoua Hie meat la tears Ha mourn tully con confesses - fesses confesses that all flesh to gras and human hopes as the flowers of the Held - If Y Tritium - "1 was gwlne up-town In a Bleaker street krahde odder day whan I sea' a tody urop a Hve-dollah bill to de bra Mhe looked at ms an' says: 'Mlstah what'll I doM-put a hvadollsh bill In lat box' 1 says: Kpeak to tha drivah an' he'll fix it' Bo eta goes to da drivah and she says: 'Drivah Fvepnt a flvo-doliah bill In die box Whnt stall 1 do?' " Interlooutor - "Well sta what did the driver sayF" "Oh he wee ril right He toto her to wait until ta got to de slalilu and he'd give her de horse" - Buffalo Commercial liner - Kleveu thousand doltom a fool front was the prlue paid recently for the old llrandrelli 1 louse urraerty on B railway Nuw York - 'AlTi Hmb

Onat Preparation te ttw Grant I wMek will ba Tea Hues Hiw Took July B 0 sacral Uoyd As As-plawall - plawall As-plawall who as General BaacoetA-senlpr old has charge ef the formation of the column on tho day of Card Grant's burial the preparation of the routes of Baal disposition of tho column appreciates the magnitude of his At his head-quartan he sold to-day that It was Impossible n yet to gases at the length af tho eriunm bsasase tho nans -bars of the organisation and committees aad dignitaries to take part are not known and n attempt hu yet been made to dasti dasti-ft - ft dasti-ft After considering the fotlnc consequent oa n march of nearly ten miles from fee City Hall to Marhsttanrllle lt Iwfani ' " not to moke any attempt to march back fas line etther to the City Hall or to say plan to disband Mere Mere-owr - owr Mere-owr with General Hancock's consent all tha ciris dirislons of the fnaoral proces procession - sion procession trill morchouly from tho City Hall to Fifty -ninth street aad thn dle dle-The - The dle-The eirie dlrislon trill I all that -port ef proemdon which Is to ftllow falqee General McHat that dlvleian Is la General AsplatraU end concern lathis nr-1 Thn military division cam- the Mete of Haw York and ether organ organisations - isations organisations carrying arms and preceding the ''swraffES is flMMRUdlDf I I silnm -Itf I on after the tfQ fb9 arrives "at tho Bonlcvord tary dlvisica will separate right and left the ratafelnes will through the llaea thus formsdto Blvsnida Pork and to tho tomb Tha military divi division - sion division wl)l disband at the Boaievara after the escort and the catafalque hove passed through the lines Tho step trill ho la common Mmo to slow music and not In fnaoral step as ardina ardina-The - The ardina-The military rily la military lU prttmUy On approaching tary escort will i Riverside Pert the ml reoMra theorder to reverse A Chleage Ratal Takes la CnNAao Jaly SI - Mrs Brim the seif seif-sty - sty seif-sty led Cattle Queen of Hoaetan Texaa and Incidental owarr of foor largo cattle ranches 188000 head of stock and dia diamonds - monds diamonds to tho value of IBM who hoe been attracting considerable attention hero tho pout urosh has departed from tho PriuiwHouen Bbu left that hotel to-day having behind her tho alleged Valerius feoileeUooof jewels and her trunk al col collateral - lateral collateral tar un unpaid board-bill aggregat aggregating - ing aggregating STB They Included un rilagwl alo alo-mqpd - mqpd alo-mqpd nucklucu pearl ear-riugu aad n sil silver - ver silver spoon with an alleged diamond In tho bowL Their value us estimated by a jew jeweler - eler jeweler amounted to fl8 tho moot valuable article bring tho silver spoon Carleat Casa sf HydrsphsMa Witivseios July tl - A ourioua ease of I hydrophobia Is under tha observation of tho physicians han A yeang men u littton by a dog In tha wrist eight yean I ego A few dsya ego his hand became drawn the angora being much contracted Hbortly afterword he wee attached with nairas which have oeenrred at intervals since Daring then he gives unmistakable eigne of suffering from hydrophobia and it is f oared he cannot recover although tho spasms are not so frequent nor of oo long duration aa at flnt - Tka Fsssral SarvlotB - Hnunr MoGnuoou H Y July SI - Tho 1 programme of tho funeral- nervism to bo held bora on Tuesday morning bee been an announced - nounced announced The service! will begin at 10 o'clock with the reeding of tho Ninetieth Pealm to ho followed by a short prayer by Hislsnp H L Harris of the Meinodist Episcopal Church of Mew Yurt City Hrnrn - "My Faith Look Up to Thor' Discourse by Dr Newman 'Nearer My God to Thao" sang by all pres ink Thu bmudietlou will than to prououoeed Two Maa DaakMl ts Death Nuw Ynuu Jnly 81 - Nine man got into a bucket to -day to to hauled to the top of a heft eonuorting with ths new croton aque aqueduct - duct aqueduct When sixty taut up the backet caught an n projvrtloe end tipped Foor mra wore thrown out Two clung to tho bucket Tho other taro Wm Cunningham end Timothy Herrington wera derted to derib Of the mra whodeeped the bucket John Cerr had hie left thigh brokraeudhle snalp injured in several plaeee nad Wm Rven sufferad injuries about tho her bwidra probride Intarnri wounds 8arae Biaaral Waite IfatsaBad W abhixotoh July 1 - The findings of ths naval court martial tefaro which Burgeon General Walra waa recently triad were made public to-dey Tbe court ara ara-taueea - taueea ara-taueea 'him to autpouakm from rank nad duty for four years oa furlough pay and to retail hie present number and hie grade daring that period Dr Walra was tried for culpable Ineflldeoey in tbepraforma or duty and for neglect of doty Ho ' guilty on both charge Ail East India Tragedy Bou hay July 1 - A Path an aoldier to today - day today was reported for mieeoadnrt In re revenge - venge revenge h shot and killed two Sergeants belonging to n native regiment He then barricaded himarif within hie quartan and hot hie wife dead After keeping up far a time aa effective lira afrinet those who at attempted - tempted attempted to umell hb retreat to toy down beside bU wife's corpse and with hb last bullet ended hla own Ufa A Train Wraekad Wltk Dyaaalta Duhtir Col Jnly L - The incoming Lcalvilb pesseogw train due bars at half past nine o'clock thb evening oxplodad dynamite cartridge stoat two and n half miles aoutk of tho city Tho engine nad tender were badly wrecked Ous length of track was torn up The uuluiurud Tho exploek beard aradlueof tan miles Popular to lief b that thn outrage wae tho work of striker

of Hk law magged to the Gallows w nis in CoLunus O July H - t a s - Valen Valentine - tine Valentine Wagner was hanged at !:tO o'clock this morning Ho died withouteetraggta his seek broken aad bslng proaonaesd dead by tha physician fas about two mtnntes His lost home were those of agony sines he took bat little comfort In anything and kept a AKib - G itiif nut 8 hi slept n little aad after awaketilng spent nearly his whole Mam talking Incoherently with his aoa Prank who remained with him until after 1 o'clock His lost religions consolatioa woe riven him about 1 o'clock fay the Bovs Jacob Both waller and John O Briber two Ger German - man German Lutheran ministers who remained with him until his execution At a quarter nftat I o'clock the persons who witnessed the hanging nineteen In somber Bled back to his cell and after Bheriff Daw Dawson - son Dawson of Harrow County bod read tho death warrant they proceeded Imme Immediately - diately Immediately to carry out the aentaooa When brought out of his cell ho cried piteously not to hong him and when on the seaSola required " it required three man to held him up Wagner mardersd Daniel Bheehan his brotnar-in-law in Harrow County Dseem Dseem-bar - bar Dseem-bar 18 1881 The prisoner was about flfty- aavea years ef age Ha ten children " His father and mother are eighty -nine years My Uvaly aged THH BHOOBD IOWHBHIX m I I I UataBiOBS-4 CuvaLAmi a July BL - Maud B nawed her claims to tho title of Queen of tho Turf at tha Glenn villa track to-day In the presence ef over ten thousand peo people - ple people the fleet little more trotted a mile over slow course In I1O88-A This beats her previous record by a half a second and Is one second and a naif faster than the beet mile ever trotted by any other horse The trial was fora cup and the tlma goes oa Vfralsls Damea ratio Csavsstlsn Hmbwomb Va July 8BL - Ths Drano Drano-rmtta - rmtta Drano-rmtta Btato Convention Bssimblail at no After crgnnlring end the appointment of tho none! onnunlttess tho following named parsons wars pat In Bomlnalloa tar Gov Gov-ri - ri Gov-ri General Pita Hugh Lise Captain Fhillip W HoKImmy of Friaeo Bdsrard Hon John K Massey of Albemarle) Hajcr " 'er P Loo of Kllsabelh City The ilnattana were all aeconded A racess was then taken until 6:80 p m Upon tha reaaaembling of tho convention a motion to call tho rail far n ballot for n candidate for Governor was carried Roll-call was then proceeded with amid considerable excite excitement - ment excitement As each county's vote was aa aa-nounoed - nounoed aa-nounoed friends of the candidate for whom it was thrown raoeirad it with mom or I appUnoe Whoa tho call was eonriuc General Loo had roerirad over KO votes bat before the vote was announced Caro Caroline - line Caroline County changed her eight votes (whlah had boon east as n compliment ' General Wm H Payne) to General L Thia movement sms followed by sera other changes and whan It was orulaqt that General Leo hod n number of votes more than wee necessary for n choice (IN) Mr Pttagsrrid roes aad oa behalf of Cap Captain - tain Captain McKinney moved to make General Lee's nomination unanimous which wae oarried amldet tho wildest enthusiasm delegatee standing cm tho seats waving hata fans and handkerchiefs aad ehontlng Tks PiR-tirin WABBixamn July BL-vAeeordlngto the wish of Mr Grunt President Cleveland has appointed tho following pell-bearers for tho roaselns of her ha stand: William T Shannon Lieutenant General Philip H Bheriitau Admiral David D Porter Vice Admiral Stephen C Rowan General Joseph H Johnston of Virginia (General Blmon B Buekner ot Ksntncky Hamilton Fish of How York George B Boutweil of ' George W Childs otPson- Saortp ionm aad OUrar York g rlvaula John A Blrar koyt of Haw An Offkr far 1 Leek af Hair Mr HcGmoou July 10 - One of the princfpeb employed In the embelmlug pro proof - of proof General Grant wee eppraaefaed yes yes-terday - terday yes-terday by a man who raid ho was n pro profound - found profound ndmirer of tho lUuetrione dead aad prepared to offer n hendeome thing for n mramnto af him and withoat more do deliberately offend hb listener is large n fra as no would eak tar n lock of too General's heir It wae Indignantly re refused - fused refused when the maa speedily disappeared A careful search hoe failed to dbraver hb identity t Virginia Da aw crate Express Sarraw Rich no D W Va July BL - la the Democratic Convention n resolution wee adopted by n rising vote expressing sor sorrow - row sorrow at tho death of General Grant nad eratlflratlon at the thought that bo In try trying - ing trying hours tore himself toward tho people of tho Booth with auch magnanimity and good faith ee esa never II forge tendering riaoara eympethy toSbSnmlly Hovsl Saloldo Gbomitowx Col July IL - To-dey Wm Neff n former resident of Bt iMtb employed at tho Telephone Mine wielded In a most novel manner Complaining of bring HI Hoff went to hb cabin laid down oa tho floor and placed n stick powder with rap rad fuse attached under hb head While In thb paaition to lighted tha fuse Tha (hot Idewhb head entirely from hb tody Chalora

GENIUS AND INSANITY A QaoUty WMeh Often To the multitude of men genius wears n double aspect Superlative Intellee Intellee-tual - tual Intellee-tual endowment to plainly something very unlike tho ordinary type of la- -telllgenra The relation of lofty superiority Includes teat of distance and mediocrity in viewing the advent of some new spiritual star may adopt either the one or tee other martere M voir Which aspect it will select foil special contemplation depends on cir circumstances - cumstances circumstances In general it may ta said that since ths recognition of greatness presupposes a power of com com-prahenslra - prahenslra com-prahenslra not alwavs granted medioo- - -rity tea fact of distance to more likely to Impress than the feet of alti altitude - tude altitude It is only when supreme wis wisdom - dom wisdom has justified Itself ns in the pre predictions - dictions predictions of tho true prophet that its itiel rightness le seen dv the crowd: Otherwise the great maa naa had to look for recognition mainly from hie peers and the slightly more numa-oua company of those whose heads riao above tea mists of era temporary projn projn-d'ce - d'ce projn-d'ce It Is easy to see that tele vulgar way of envisaging genius as marked diverge noe from common sense views of things may lead on to a condemna condemnation - tion condemnation of it as a thing nnnntnnl and mis misshapen' - shapen' misshapen' For evidently such diver divergence - gence divergence bean a superficial likeness to eo eo-centr'oity - centr'oity eo-centr'oity Indeed as has been well raid the original teacher has thia muoh In common with tha maa mentally da damaged - maged damaged tent he "to In n minority of one' and when prins are not taken to note tee direction rt the diver divergence - gence divergence orlginalltv may readily ba confuundod w th the moat stupid sin singularity - gularity singularity And further n cursory glance at the constitution rt gratae will suffice to show that the originotor of hew and startling idea is verv apt to shook the eenae rt common men hr rerontrieitiee in hie manner rt 1-fa 'A man whose soul la being consumed by the dos'ra to disoover some now truth or to give shape to some new artistes idea is exceedingly liable to fall below the exactions of sonveutional society la the matter rt toilet and other small buslneases of life Among the many humorously pathetic ino'uenta in toe records rt great mon there ie mirhape none more touching than the futile at attempt - tempt attempt rt Beethoven to drees himself ithsorupulras oonformity to tho Vien Viennese - nese Viennese pattern rt hla day - A'toelssate Guttery Not at All Kind "Fve got my opinion of them deni musioal eritkM In the newspapers" said the lender rt n band In New York to his partner "Why whnt' tha matter?" Inquired hie friend -"Bah they're no good" But why? 1 always found them right decent" 1 Aw they make mo t'red" "80 you soy but what's the reason?'" Juet this 1 got my new hand rat tha other night new uniforms new in instruments - struments instruments new everything and went around to serenade four or lire rt them and by Jimmy Christmas tha yaps all bed labored and seven criti criti-0 - 0 criti-0 tmi on the music Iu their papers tho next morning Now that's what leall rubbing it on top thick when a friend wants to do a little favor Why darn 'em they even said my men needed several more rehearsals A eruuadfa too Huh!" - Merokanl Traveler-

Ing wildly n few on In the ponrii erases to see tho di Am a - W A t-m ammni OOHFXBMHD It Certifies IU Ballet tu the BnvtatlMM am the WhaU-Tbo Papra In Mouraieg Lmraox Jnly 88 - Tho Jtefl Mull Qcuntti appears In mourning thb aftermon in re recognition - cognition recognition of ths fact tha the feoiful state of immorality depleted by It has boon sou sou-firmed - firmed sou-firmed to tho world by tho highlit religi religious - ous religious dignitaries of fin gland The oommlt oommlt-tra - tra oommlt-tra to whom wae referred the eridanee as to the truth of tho etatemanm recently mad In ths Ml Moll GtutUa la regard to UeauUoanera In London hava agreed upon n report confirming the correctneee of tho SoteUe'i revelations The oommltera 000 -leted ot Cardinal Muring the Arah Arah-Mehop - Mehop Arah-Mehop ot Cnntertary tka Bienop of Lou Loudon - don Loudon nad Samuel Haney H P for Bristol The committee says : "We decided from tho flnt to ududo inquiry Into the charges gainst particular men or dura of man or against the police We strictly confined ouraelvra to an inquiry into the system of criminal vice described After carefully lifting the evidence of witnesses sad ma materials - terials materials before ns without questioning tho accuracy of every particular wo are eatb eatb-fied - fied eatb-fied thrt on the whole the statements iff Moll Goseffs era eubetantiallT true'' - Caap-Maatiig Tragedy Hiox BnnwBtKr July 8IL - Tha people at the camp-meeting were severely shocked I thb evening about 8:80 o'clock when u j sugar in haste rams from Shaker Fer Ferry - ry Ferry juet below High Bridge noaneed thrt the Rev John C Young oaa I of Kentnoky'i moat brilliant end eloquent men was lying dead juet aa the other aide iff tha river - The people could ccurariy believe it for Mx Young had ' the eamp-graunde friendi only s ehort went out to inveetigste County near tho Shaker Ferry they found tale gifted mu' eorpra lying rt full length on tho ground deed baring been dead only n few minutes A little toy went from tho camp-ground with him to tho ferry and he says all the way down to me river llr Young talked very wildly aboat swimming riding etc Tbe ferrymu wee very much excited rt hb wild waye and talk He raid to the ferryman ho wae going to n friend 1 Than he raid again he wee going to Bhekertown When he left the tort the ferrymen cent ward to eoase near by of how Hr Young wee acting They then went in eeerch of him and found him in an unoooadoua state and he never afterwards moke d word Hb friend Hr Joe McDowell come np taforobe died tot he was too far gone to ognlrohim In hb pockets was found n bottle thrt had bran filled with budenum thirty-five cent! In money and n chain Hb gold wnteh was rone A stranger wae with him when Ur McDowell earns up Tho stranger raid nothing about tho watch but told thaw Descent that ho had already telegraphed for Hr Young's family and then come op to the bridge g A reporter then ratal too bridge end found tho etrau- 1 who - had tho watch in hb packet but refused to civa It to any oaa excepting Mrs Young He says thrt Hr Young palled off the watch ana gave It to him to keep Tha man appeared to to drinking and hb story end actions about tho wnteh look rather bed end the ramp-meeting police took him tn charge temporarily The untimely death rt thb brilliant man has cist n gloom over tho oemp-meeting

wsHMnsp 1 w man -! xroxxs FnmUbrt Inmlier ui Mil Milk - Establish! 1868 - W J HUGHES & CO to J a Dvbut A Bee BUILDING LUMBER FlMrini WtEthMiioardliig Uthi HUBLIIi BOOia IA1X BLOTOI AO Bo sad Mon eonsrefManay sad M Bracts South Frankfort Ky PITH ANP POINT - A Is stated In a Southern exchange! ' thrtoneaf tee best iugnr plantations In Louisiana Is ran by a dentist Therein n fitness in 1 dentist devoting himself to sorghums - PiUtburqh Okresfote Okresfote-flgfaffTBI - flgfaffTBI Okresfote-flgfaffTBI flJbe j - The Pittsburgh ZYmsi dedans that then are too many pretty girls In tele country The onqr help for it seems to be for the g'rls to go to Pittsburgh Pittsburgh-The - The Pittsburgh-The smoky olty Is brand to soot every everybody - - body - everybody - Gothm Ofohs - There Is said to have been dis dis-(vnred - (vnred dis-(vnred a Und of tobnooo which if smokad or chewed will make a maa forget that ha owes a dollar in tee world We have several friends who smoke It - Boston Ast - The Hew York lYmet says "then ie a strong pretudioe against black bireh among nzuDiteots In this ooqn ooqn-try" - try" ooqn-try" This prplndioa isn't confined to nrahitoets All rays nave it the world OTor - Saoramtnto (CU) Bss - "80 you think Fonderson'a verses era finely mbldedF' remarked Fogg ' "well perhaps they are Ididn't know they were molded but have ' often heud them spoken of ss rot No grant difference I suppose mere form of speech'' - Boston Iranaeript - Host (something of a musician who to entertaining a Kentucky tr end rt dinner) - Would you like a sonata before dinner Colonel? The Colonel - Well I had two on my way here but I guess I can stand another - V T limn - Little girl from Chicago - "Our -family a a mom aristocrato family thanyrara" Little girl from Boston - "No it isn't Ky mother can boast of her forefathers for the Inst two oen oen-fcires" - fcires" oen-fcires" Little girl from Chicago - "Oh thrt is noth'n g My mother ena -boast of four husbands in tha last two years" - HUlndetphia Call - An exchange save: ''Whonacoupla are engaged there Is seldom any sensi sensible - ble sensible reason why nil the world should not know t" We will not undertake to peas judgment upon so Impor out a matter but we have no hesitation la saving thrt all the world dors know it whether the couple are engaged or not Nothing not exoeptng the measles in n primary school spreads so fast as thn news of an engagement: - Buffalo Xxpren - A 1 gentleman from Philadelphia who went to New York not long ainoe had a commisn on from a lady to her ' brother which ha wan anxious tq carry out rt once "Wham will I flnl Mr Mr-who - who Mr-who In In tho grocery bndnesar he asked of a New Yorker' "Thera are two brothers of tent name both la the grocery bus ness la Broadway" was thn reply "Which do you wtah to see?" "I mean thn one that has a Meter In Philadelphia" - Ttxat Bifl- ' iug

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