Times And Gazette (Newspaper) - September 15, 1883, Marshfield, Wisconsin 1 f 1 V f GAZETT VOL MARSHFIELD WISCONSIN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15 1883 VOL a famous English electrician is denU Ho widely known by his tion laying of the At- cable THE National Yellowstone Park that is now attracting no much tion embraces within its limits LATEST TELEGRAMS WASHINGTON SECRETARY who seems to be the owner of the United Tallapoosa has placed her at the disposal of the managers of the Boeton for the UBO of visitors from abroad chief clerk of Pim V square miles more than at Omaha hua Island and Delaware teen by Postmaster CU Of thO J i Gresham for absence from duty acting us of the cuttle disease known us bloody Grand Army of the Republic lias appeared on a furm near Newburg N Y and is fatal in every instance Though common in Eu- rope these arc the first cases known in TIIK tern Now lund which has lasted five or has become so serious that w crops been greatly injured with a prospect of still further damage if the drought is not broken Farmers arc compelled to take cows from pastures and feed them upon winter Six Irishmen suspected of being connected with the dynamite attempts on the 20th of January when in tho city was blown up and other property destroyed wero at Glasgow n the ultimo Their names ure Thomas Devany Patrick Patrick Dunn Tcr at the blue book There are OD the rolls of whom 631 are and 204 negroes Seventy-one clerks receive salaries ranging from to 800 One lady from Illinois drawing THE State Department has received a copy of the text of the treaty concluded between Germany and Dec o 1882 It is in the usual form of of commerce and us Mexico has Iv abrogated all her commercial treaties with tho view of placing her relations with powers on a uniform basis first of her new BOUT me and went with her to Chicago is charged with fled of her money and the checks for baggage The bride returned to her lost Sunday C C MONDAY went to Stanford Ky and reported that someone had during the night cut his wife's throat from ear to ear After a brief session at Ins home in the country the jury him the murderer and caused hie incarceration JAMES of Cleveland out apparent provocation killed his step- father Michael Council and then lv laid down on a lounge to rest A policeman wan forced to club him before he would surrender BURGLARS at Connecticut cut a safe to pieces iu Mather's jewelry Store and carried away one FRANK JAMES ACQUITTED The Find tlie Bandit takes the pool The newest gambling institution is ling There jure shops near the How Arc Made One of tho most laborious tilings connected with the management instating bling goes on during ta mi From Gallatin Mo comes the V J ths monsoon This species of f lowing dispatch of Sept large t- j 11 running arrangement of all He said the question DOMESTIC ger and freight trains their crossing Is the arm of the law or the WHS tilo in HA the bandit stronger in The testimony was taken up and the action of the defense in its course and in face of the jury abandoning the Jim Cummings ory was strongly commented upon The defense a about the Rock Island to excite the It vras not called upon the jury island by a sergeant and six men At liis request his handcuffs were removed in tho car when he leaped feet foremost through the window and ran into the near Emaus Pennsylvania JOHN OPELA a former near Illinois his wife and daughter on Tuesday After a prolonged L in n stone mason that speaks lace then Trent into an analysis of the SHIRRED a dish and break into it a number of eggs taking care that they do not encroach upon each other enough to break the yolks Sprinkle pepper and salt over them put a small piece of butter upon each and add a of cream for each Bake in a hot oven until the whites are set WASHING asks Why wash green and surely the question is pertinent Does body shell egg to wash a cupful of cold boiled hominy add a 7 treaties may bo ing character of those follow JAY GOULD appeared before the senate subcommittee on education and labor to present too claims of his railway and telegraph schemes upon public dence Ho stated that lie was torn m New York in 1830 and was a clerk inn store when 14 years ol age His in control of the facilities of the country was to General Eckert the management Ho did not look with favor upon the governmental control of the telegraph I i-A ibt taking the their bodies small shed near the house firmly tied together by the necks with a rope There seems to bo no reason to suspect the mother of murder and suicide JAMES JOHNSON a policeman at laud Park Illinois endeavored to quell a drunken row but was beaten and trampled upon When assaulted a ho drew his revolver and a j in TUB trouble with Oscar Wilde's was not a lack of blood for ly all the characters aro killed oft bo- foro denouement In stage talk is counted the most tragical of all the tragedies sinco seven of its ton principal characters including In -u thc characters appears to have been in greater is tho color of the new that goes into circulation Oct 1 Tho aro now fully stocked and await requisitions from the Thn distribution soc Tho distrib tho Ghost on tho stage tha mortality DON'T too much iron about the mangers which your horses are hitched by a chain Tho electricity a stable having such an arrangement and tho fluid ran along tho conductor killing sixteen line tho electricity in each case passing in at the neck and ning down tho forelegs to tho shoes The impression has gono abroad that tho Queen has practically the gang they were for money alone nu ulc received cooly oy J killed a teamster named Martin Kollar lause b thc v for wrongs committed during tho war had nothing so do with it The bailiff then took charge of the jury which retired at o'clock and the court adjourned until 4 p m The jury were out but a short time when they agreed upon a verdict of acquittal the announcement of which received cooly by James and with mill U balls with floured hands roll in then in bread crumbs and fry ii boiling lard v uy Tho topic of conversation upon the tucky Joe Baghy was shot and ly wounded at the same spot where his brother was killed some two months ago A deadly feud has existed between George Edwards and Bagby on one side and James Owens Dowell and Mike Rogers on the other Joe Bagby 7 was shot from the ball app being from a Spencer rifle Mi Rogers has been arrested Thc others are still at JOSEPH CRONE an aged Englishman about fifteen miles from Bur Iowa got out of bed the other 1 i- and stabbed stumpy w postmasters to supply tho demand Od bv reduction of tho letter rale ot postage Oct 1 The department has not a sufficient number of clerks at present to undertake the redemption ol the cent stamps outstanding and it is able tho mutter will await congressional action FIRES AND CASUALTIES THE at Alexandria was damaged by fire on Sunday morning the new city hall at Chariton Iowa winch cost 000 was destroyed by fire did considerable damage night iu New England on streets this the acquittal There are many who say they ed it but the majority say they looked for a disagreement of the jury lic sentiment can be quoted as strong in condemnation of tho verdict though there aro those who argue from strict legal stand point that the jury was justified in acquitting the State's evidence being made up of testimony supported only by circumstantial evidence The general feeling however is one of and chagrin that the strong chain of evidence woven by the State failed to stand Expressions to a of sympathy with the prisoner or ana made her satisfaction over his are con- t There seems to have been fined to a very few who are and have for tho assault except been Junes friends and can be tasen in no wav whatever as au indication of actual public sentiment here A frequent expression is that the verdict is an outrage and an unjust stigma upon the State Charges of fixing are also bandied about As a testimony of regard for cuting Attorney Wallace for his able and untiring service a committee of terminals down the first lar line For illustration 12 midnight is the mark on the first horizontal line and each hour is marked until the or the following midnight hour is reached on tho last horizontal line Between the lines the space is divided into utes and as fine as desired i o On a two-minute chart the space be- four or five hours is divided into ten hard tlle minutes time into two minutes time hour lines are made heavy and the lesser linos aro of a lighter shade to them Tho one terminus of the for instance marked on the first line beside the first 12 midnight The other stations follow down the perpendicular line until the other terminal is reached Then all is necessity of a telegraph service in con- the ment and there is a strong ty that Congress at on early date will take action in tho matter John Campbell head of the Telegraphic Brotherhood s that he can see no benefit derived by the op- from thei change if they aro not assured of just Governor Butler of Massachusetts wants the to control the telegraph out not to buy any telegraph plant now in existence David Davis through his private secretary says that under certain restrictions the government should control the telegraph as it does the mails Editor Henry Watterson is afraid that to place the commercial transactions and the telegraphic in the hands of a party m power would be ly in case of war a dangerous ment He inclines to a less sweeping measure than absolute purchase and ia w control Congressman John A and the distances or son jowa that under ago telegraph system of other tracks or passage of other trains their stops and lost time are calculated by simple common pins and spools of different colored threads Before a time-table or schedule is the is first To prepare a a largo sheet of is first stretched on a smooth surface and mounted on an easel The chart is ruled either for byo or ten minute time by horizontal line and perpendicular The l time is marked above the horizontal line into a saucepan and when it begins to bubble add a finely chopped onion Let the onion cook a little without taking color then stir until it becomes times with a One of her fingers was cut off in the struggle and her intestines protruded from a cut She cut to a Six in thc aillon district of Ohio are on a strike for an advance of 10 cents por ton AT the Hartford meeting John Splan drove Rockefeller's Cleora and slices of eggs icn them get hot Pour it neatly trimmed slices of hot buttered toast The sauce must be seasoned to taste with pepper and salt CHERRY arid stem a quantity of thc best of cherries To every four pounds of cherries add one pound of the best red currants Put fruits into a copper ing pan Place over the fire and re- duce all to a mash Keep stirring all the while with a wooden spatula Di- strain press through a and filter through a icily bag To each pound of fruit add three-quarters of a pound of sugar On of the currants you may in this instance in- crease the sugar to pound for pound if your taste so suggests Now place on thc fire and boil to a jelly tj tered as is the department under the Republicans the operator would be well treated and a strike avoided Ex-Governor Cornell of New York who holds Western Un- ion stock regards as communistic the cry to give the government control of tho telegraph thinks that the government has ready sufficient power in its hands of additional em- ployees to the government service for spoilsmen to quarrel over would he says be a step m the wrong direction Inventor Edison's reply to the question of the Dispatch is No An Apple Famine Troin ilio York Commercial Advertiser is exceedingly discouraging news from the apple crop and unless is mv to prepare for the running ar- some change takes place in ran Cement provided tho pins and the great sections of A blue thread the country a famine m this threads are ready A blue means a passenger train read thread a train ind if tho trains of other roads use the track they d run time shall be say twenty-five miles an hour and for the purpose of illustrating the tracing of one ger train will answer the purpose of A the country a famine in this ant fruit product is inevitable The apple crop of the Northwest is a THE FRANK TAXES TRIAL He Shelby Fined for A dispatch from Gallaton Mo of the 1st inst says Frank James has been on the ness stand in his own behalf He was in no way disconcerted by the many eyes fixed upon him rather seemed to enjoy it His story was not of particular interest merely showing ilis movements about the country In ithe wintor of he went from into Tennessee came to Nashville in July and rented a farm iu the white Creek neighborhood and in for the Indian Lumber com- pany His health impaired he moved into Nashville to go into business He first met Jesse the vijar ofter ho went It was in a store Jesse stepped up and spoke but lie called no names Ho said he was living ty Tenn and buying grain Frank saw Rvan in did not see Dick Kyan and Jesse were together very often He left to look for a livelihood for his family and secondly to get away from these parties They went to Geo Hite's a relative in Kentucky the officers appearance near Hite's men approached and Jesse they are after us Frank No they can't bo after Dick Liddell Jesse ana I borrowed a couple of horses at ville and they are after us The of- passed and did not come back Wood Hite followed them a short dis- tance It was said there was a strong resemblance between Wood Hito and Frank Frank and family went from Hite's to Logan comity Ky and Jesse and Dick went away No ar- was made between them and Frank to rob the express at sas City On the contrary he tried to dissuade thorn from going to Missouri as it was unsafe He advised Dick to apple crop ot tne u 11 ure and reports from tho great i go to work Between May 1C and Ih in- centers of this State New England 1831 lie went to Louisville and thence thn South make a very dismal to Clay county and the South make a very showing As for New Jersey its farmers are simply in a state ing on despair The supply of ning has given out and the stills are uu irii r at the opa m LUO tuu Remove the scum at uc lf or jaw When cold caver the tops at 8 a m manufacture applejack line as it was for the Israelites wid the bricks without straw m bed now Duko of by refusing to to her ynco to deliver up tho insignia of thc Garter which his father wore and which his successor according to custom delivers to tho sovereign He has been told that he may leave tho things witli tho Lord liin TUB London cautions rents against overworking their dren no growing child should bo kept longer than of an hour at any one task If this advice is good for anything it will apply to tho as well to tho workshop Too much study is as injurious to tho child as too physical exertion A DISPATCH dated N Y August 31 Two assisted pauper Irish emigrants wero sent back to Canada to-day They said that others came in the same ship and ail expenses wore paid by tho British Government Tho plan them to Canada and from there to tho states at A largo number have been sent back from this coun try SOME man the West having compassion for tho hapless denizens of Hat and dirty New York proposes to construct an artificial mountain on tho of Long Island where tho can make believe to bo among tho natural hills He will run this mound up to 700 feet ed by an inclined railway The only obstacle is tho lack of tho necessary hut that is not much iu tho way of an energetic Westerner burglars or such of thorn as follow tho higher branches of Uio learned science aro about ing proverbial usefulness of the They are able to ister by projection as well ns injection and tho huge or thirsty will bo of loss warnin value than the frisky poodle dwells within the house and yelps if a mouse squeaks A terrier should now bo given carte for tho house interior after THE Citizens and Telegraphers tional Union Telegram and Cablegram Company is announced in Boston The capital nock is in shares of each no to be permitted to hold over worth The t of tho company is to chase or construct and operate pendent telegraph and cable lines in tho United States and Canada and tho Atlantic There to be thirteen trustees or directors of whom seven shall represent the citizens and six the telegraphers Subscription will bo opened 15 lines will bo built or purchased faster than the sub- to the stock shall provide moans Every employe and must bo a stockholder Thc in the document JACOBSON a painter was killed at tho Grand Pacific hotel by leaping from tho elevator be- cause tho machinery got out of order i in the presence of three of he since een p THE funeral of Judge S Black was the largest ever held in York and was attended by many men of tion in law and politics General cock and Chief Justice Mercer were the THOMAS HUGHES of London bas lv VL thousand persons A freak of tho wma in Now York with a party of was tho driving of a pine board i cn route to the colony he tho trunk of a maple tree ed in DR Bosso who claimed to be almost defeated Detroit iu a ball no ui 11 DR Bosso who claimed to be almost in tho treatment of yellow r vcr died Monday of that disease m the navy-yard midnight hre destroyed St Passionate tour miles valued at but said in view of his tion he felt constrained to decline the gift It was then voted that tne value of the devoted to a v a score o the former in tho load for the ship with 01 gomes won Providence ip i and of Baltimore UUO J M formerly an internal revenue collector in New 1 ork ed in tho office of James the soap manufacturer of that city be- cause of removal from his position fund to publish Mr Wallace's speech made to the jury to-day which is universally regarded as a masterly effort Gov when asked if he had any opinion to express regarding CHICAGO defeated Detroit iu a ball the replied he had not It is nine bv a score of 26 to 6 This the verdict of the he said and -.1 be improper for me to com- ment upon it The case has been jr Hv with paper Tie up and set away for use EICE CHICKEN the om of a dish with slices of boiled ham cut up a boiled chicken and nearly fill the dish add chopped onions if you like or a little curry powder which is better Then add oiled rico to fill interstices and to cover the top thick Bake it for one- or three-quarters oi an hour BAKED BERRY Boll biscuit dough thin in the form of a large square or into small squares Spread over with berries Eoll the crust put into close together until full then put into the pan water butter Bake them Serve with any of the pudding sauces Very Old People Mrs Mary Walt of Wellsville tied on 50 na ucu tho Charter Oak park Hartford John Splan drove span in making the first half mile m seconds John Murphy sent Frank team around in nieni ed witli great energy It has been both prosecuted and defended with great ability perhaps more so other criminal case in the history of the state 1 What effect does this acquittal have who have become too feeble to inarch round tho battle ment as yore were Sunday taken in carriages to church under escort of Wilson post of tho Grand Army IT is announced from Newport that Henry A Herbert a handsome member of tho British parliament the owner of i the estate of and cho of Killarney is engaged to Miss Rebecca Williams whose father is president of the Maryland senate and a Chicago ball club Tuesday de- Detroit by 18 to 1 and Buffalo of the Highland mine at wood caved in Saturday evening im- prisoning three workmen one tons of ore One man worked his way out through eighty of bv using giant-powder Tho corpses of his comrades were recovered FIRE originated in the Wabash division tho Chicago stockyards swept over two and a half acres roasting all forty-seven steers eight cows and four ponies Over m- teon hundred head of cattle were ly w cued from beat Cleveland bv 9 to S Chicago Cleveland and Providence have now 1 A i f i crer train win j them all A passenger silent It quite as impossible to train leases Milwaukee at 8 a withoutannles A pin is placed on thc horizontal at thc Spa m the of the blue thread fastened thereto If apples means a famine m jack aud the train runs without stopping for this is the why the sits fifty miles the blue thread is down and weeps refusing to be ed over opposite to the station at which the stop is made and directly under the 10 a m another pin is stuck and the blue thread wrapped about it to keep it taut If this is a stop say of forty minutes Too Soon To Figure Wall Street Xe I was just figuring a he as ho touched the pencil to this IS a Stop sav OL asm the blue thread is stretched to the tongue and contemplated the remarks nn o 1 inft with ono of the park for tho printer Peter Lee of Ky says UiUO Lliicaw 10 10 -40 a in mark on a direct line with tho same station and another pin stuck and the blue thread wrapped The train staris and its entire course is thus timed and distributed along the road If the railroad has say forty or sixty passenger and freight trains running daily when it is completed looks like a spider's web stretched out with pins But little work then remains to transfer the time and stations to the time-table and the schedule is ready he had made on one of the city park Figuring on I figure that Jav Gould has paid i i asked to describe the route from Tex to the house of his sister Mrs Palmer the defendent could not give it minutely nor the names of parties with whom he ped while iu Clay county Tex He got acquainted with a cowboy by the name of employed by J H Stone cc Co The defense then rested their case Tho state will introduce witnesses in rebuttal to-day after which will come instructions to tho jury and on Monday the arguments will commence -7 Gen Shelby a of the oner having extremely de- and offered an apology Judge man severely criticised his actions barrels of flour for as many vidows and accused him of having pistol on the verge of the court Shelby said it was false and that the United States marshal who was indictments I believe so for tke murder Westfall of Sheets and for the Blue Cut robbery Ho would still be regarded as m custody of the state as far as tion from ether states are concerned Yes but I cannot say what other course will be pursued toward him in the counties where the wen found cue r destroyed were worth FOREIGN QU along the canal has been abolished the British troops are returning to Cairo Ox reaching Paris King Alfonso and suite wero received at the railway bv General on behalf ot n evean anr won forty-nine games each a condition of things never before known in the closing month of tho season and one which will arouse renewed interest in the contest for thc championship JOHN JACOB of New is said to have deeded to sou now United States minister to Italy pr Is that But suppose he it i had the flour to the Yes Would Sage have furnished i I court then fined him the yeast and the coal ts make bread nf it and left the room How Long to Sleep From DIo Lewis Monthly Probably no better division of has ever been made than that into largo fires have occurred in Vienna sinco Sunday evidently in pamphlets scattered about that they would take place of Lafayette was Thursday A vast assemblage witnessed tho ceremony Addresses were delivered by Messrs Morton and Sargent tho American ministers to Franco ana THE obsequies of the Count de bord took place Monday at Austria in the presence of fifty thousan foreigners The funeral car was drawn bv horses and was followed by vehicle laden with wreaths Fivo sand French royalists were in the ns were also delegations of workmen from Paris and Lyons THE Swiss government refuses to tradito an American student Leunig who killed a schoolmate duel in Germany as dueling is not ed in tho treaty RIOTING has at Crotia where u crowd smashed the dows of houses occupied by The infantry llred two volleys at the mob IT is stated that the Marquis Tseng has telegraphed to for further of tho basis proposed by him for i settlement of tho Tonquin question German admiralty has ordered its eastern squadron to concentrate Hong Kong proceed to the different treaty of China THE viceroy of southern China says no troops have been ordered to cross the frontier of Tonquin but declares that China will treaty must make a proper the Marquis Tseng or accounts of the horrors in UW tv n w annum The object is believed to be the concealment of the amount of the tate from points in thc corn belt it positive that frost has wrought creat destruction Michigan seems to i He got tho Detroit Post and A capitalist of this city who does business on Woodward avenue was sittin in his office the other day when the and an unkempt poverty-stricken man who had once been in his employ entered hat in How do you do Glad to see said his former employer pleasantly How does the world use 3 Badly sorr badly I'm that poor as ye see sorr I haven't a decent suit of clothes nor a ruff to cover me head JL VI j he is one hundred and eight years old John Holland of Nashua N H claims that he is one hundred and Mrs Mercy Mason of New ford has just celebrated her eighth birthday John Grier of Woodbury N J died not long ago at the age of one hundred years Hickey died recently in Hunter's Point at the age of three years Mrs Silika Dare of Bridgeton N died recently at the age of nine years May -an inmate of the ty House of Franklyn Ky is one hundred and two years old Mrs Margaret Hagerty of bus Ohio was one hundred and four years old when she It Was Alter Wall Stree On a train coming up Stem delphia the other day a New Yorker shared his scat with a stranger who proved to be an treasurer from Ohio After some little tion the citizen So you were a county treasurer The Chief ot the Dead-Letter sion of the Department is busy his report for the fiscal year just closed Tho report will show an increased number of make perhaps there'll ir Sf I Mt over to invest in or di letters received at 11 e but e 1.3 ocen i three equal periods of eight hours each I didn't think of said hours given to business eight the other as he put up his pencil nnd the But vou should you see Wait till Gage buys up the State of New Jersey in order to have a and then it'll be as as grease to in all bread that flour might make perhaps there'll bi l at oui i the increase in valuables received there not be in proportion to the increase in the general business of the department This is accounted for to reading and improvement and the remaining eight to sleep For myself I find that nine or ten hours sleep in a single night will me of all tri- fling maladies with from time to time I may be afflicted Some ex- advice has been given by dried distinguished A Curious J is one of the many department s s accoun s one o by the fact that the practice of to be seen at Block Island valuable letters is growing I It is mado by driving piles the to the time devoted to each writer falls into the common blunder of applying a rule to all which he finds good in his own case Bishop Taylor advises three hours f T fin 11 yearly more popular As a con sequence letters which cannot be de- livered to the addresses are more frequently returned to tha sender ID IS shore out into the sea about half a mile to which is attached a straight net wide enough to reach from the r At inn WJ frequently returned to sender top of tne to the bottom and at One of the things that the report ocean end a round trap is made from this bureau will snow is the the of a large increase in letters returned to nt the bottom of this tmp is another countries in the postal union There Every morning after In which liet On are seventy-five countries to i letters are returned from the Letter Office to fourteen of which a weekly package is sent to thc others once a month Italy furnishes the ing the mouth of this net the one on the raised by means of pulleys until the fish are brought to the surface when they are taken out with From two mat win He that during his life he never knew anyone to retain vigorous health even for a year with a less quantity than six hours and he thought that squired more than men of j ja jjj influence of mind and body disposition to i tt il once a month Italy me out with two greater number of undeliverable sand io thousand pounds are ters in proportion to her size which caught in this manner daily with in- The hotel ters in o er sze n s mannr is due to the fact that in many in- 1 them an occasional shark The hotel stances the names which are written meet at the trap morning 1 1 i ti j i was What was tie amount of your de- creat fared badly Saturday night nearly j the g everything in the vegetable line having I That's hard said My books balanced to a cent the gentleman you p no been killed at Battle Creek and tuck Tobacco in Dane and Rock ties Wisconsin was ruined with the and cranberries at Sturgeon Bay IUK Pacific guests went from Lake Minnetonka to St Paul got nipped THE Northern whore a trade procession was reviewed and a drive around tho more gliCi SOrr 1 why not wait until you are Sorra a wan sorr butl m going one answered the man I to made up to con- sult ye about it goin to be was the indignant reply growled the New Yorker m a disappointed voice and it must have been easy to see from his looks that he was deeply chagrined The stronger doubtless felt sorry for him and after j v v aui j married a few minutes of painful silence re Married man! Why you haven 11 anything to get married with have of Sumatra drowned all the inhabitants about people CRIME Eugene J O'Connor Charles E Chute and Thomas W Botton Greene of the divorced wife of William Meno of for him at a window ns he went to work mid killed him with a revolver H M who married Miss Luaie at taken the council having for the display Mr Villard and his guests then proceeded to Minneapolis where President Arthurs special train was met Tho chief ness interests of tho city united in a monster procession and the decorated almost as gayly as St Paul The of the evening was a banquet j at Hotel Lake Minnetonka inebriated bernian the other day as he saw a Chinaman's head sticking out oi a in tho pavement phat do care fur a at all all whin ve dug a tunnel through so they Advance Dentistry HAVANA most popular dentist of thia city Dr D Francisco Garcia member Royal University states that in all cases of troublesome neuralgia arising from the teeth his natrons are recommended to Jacob's Oil and the most cures have followed It is a specific for toothache earache bodily pains and proof against household accidents The story about the New Bedford whose husband severed his great caused the con- of those two A Boston lady who had sprained her foot told a sympathizer that she bandaged it in water A druggist in Sandwich i thc following better where would be the 11 stun a- v on the letters are illegible and the Italians in this country are of a dic disposition and hard to find The letters returned to-day furnish a fair sample of the ratio each week to the principal countries They Cu Canada Switzerland 88 Bel cents apiece meet at LUC and make their selections for twenty A Novel Bet Quincy m Whig A novel bet was made on Sunday tain Germany 117 92 Wcu between a conductor on thc Chicago Burlington and Quincy and Mr man former offered to France de- lexy hence Galen calb sleep brother of death and says that ing is more pernicious ried to excess The Americana should go to bed at 9 and rise between 5 and 6 1 do mean to say that may never justify their sitting up until midnight or I am simply interpreting the voice If the average can with the narrow chest and small vitality would retire at 9 o'clock lie would live gome years longer and each year would him more and ability to work me posit in a basket 100 eggs placed one yard apart on the ground in five minutes The conditions were that each egg must be deposited rately in a basket held by some one at one end of the line and in case any You sleep late on Sunday one of the eggs should damaged Why Sunday Is a Good Thing By Henry Beucher Milwaukee Market Sept and -un- teller cash or September October 1 for seller and holier No one end ot the line But I subsequently acted as You sleep late on Sunday one of the eggs sho mister and cheated the government after the toils of the week and that is was to I perhaps right You a day of After thinking the Oh i von chuckled the New Gorman decided to tn mako Sunday a day of en- Yorker and a feeling of quiet rested upon his face An where would DO tne ui at once rested upon ins lace waitin I'm get married friendly relations were again on purpose so I'll nave of j mo own sorr Sandwic i c o f wc Please give bearer 10 cts of f biln of the players 1 T Iron a from She was Going Is this ticket good on any demanded a woman had just purchased a for Chicago replied the agent mildly It isn't good on the Chicago It ain't growled the an I'll find out whether it be- fore I get to the end of your road Point out the train can't ride on with this ticket The accommodating agent point edout the emigrant train and the woman boarded it with a fierce de- termination to stick aa long as the line held out And she went to cago feeling a great deal more com- than she would have been in a parlor car to which she supposed her ticket did not admit her The gambling spirit is universal and the ingenuity shown in making occasion for a bet is The Spanish races in South America vary the monotony of midday playing fly In this game a pool is wade and each himself with apiece which he places in front whiffing their tho players a The Return or Health After a protracted nud the reuim of health It may be Sew tho mind with Joyous anticipations Debarred from enjoyment by disease tbe patient grown forebodes evil What a mes with the thrill of In CIS 111 U illUA T enough to make Sunday a day of en- You go to the house of God and it is very charming to hear the music You are intellectually and there is great pleasure in that If the discourse is adorned on taking of resuming life's in its n ts return of thc tho convalescent should be stimulated ami assimilation insured by the use of stomach a tome only standard purity and long tested an to returning health it adequate the of periodic fevers and such forma of malara M cake dumb Constipation complaint and tho yield to its benign and it also M admiral means of the bred and fostered by aid the physical symptoms that attend it Aii Odd Court Incident Down South Times A strange incident occurred at ston a days since Judge Rogers his to lose the money matter over Mr LliS Gorman decided to try it The eggs were laid in a straight line just east of the freight depot in the yard in order to give Mr Gorman the ad- vantage of doing the work in the rejected 49 and J 08 No 2 57 Xo a tor selkr October 64 for seller September MMB pork 11.00 for Kller at October 11.00 or seller Prime for ciuli or October wller discourse is est lne leisurely walk home you down tbe line It was very well put It was rather utes of the an argument I do not know i i as I ever heard those ideas expressed just in that way before The tion was eloquent We have a ter now that is worth listening to I enjoy myself in church very much You sleep through the and rise on Monday morning What a good thing Sunday But you plunge into the world and there is thc same in it that there was before Men are good bad and indifferent you say I must attend to myself I must protect myself against this one I must overbear that one if he stands in my way So you go tearing hitting there smiting in every tion one way and another like a civilized lion among children started with the egg the basket and trotted up dairy Oats tarley a lion convened Circuit m behind you with hurry to impanel the Grand K as the case line until twenty min utes oi me time had passed and as he had picked up but of the entire number he gave it up About 200 people were present to ness the affair After Mr Gorman had up the contest a- local proved by figures that it would take about six miles to travel to pick up thc 100 eggs THEY tell a good story of Landlord Eoberts who kept the first hotel at Ear Harbor some thirty years ago He woke up one night by hearing some one traveling about the house and lighting a found one of his guests in full shirt dress wander- ing through the What do vou said Roberts I want find the hen said the Chicago ular good demand but unsettled lower for cash for for ber Xo gi I eye the and the possessor and of the piece on which a fly first alights to thirteen men from the number in the The law requires a small child to draw the names from a box and when Judge Eogers mode was discovered Thursday the entire business oi the Grand Jury was set aside and a new panel was ordered When the names were drawn from a lot of two hundred they were precisely the same as had been chosen by the Judge when Court first convened It is a remarkable coincidence vita w i or without provocation as the cose may be The Government Telegraph The question Ought tho National Government buy and control the addressed to a ber of prominent men of the trv by Erie Dispatch Geo i Edmunds President pro tern ofthe United States Senate the since seen the Xo Z red winter and higher for Killer hcr or October WJi for seller tie year seller May and higher very unsettled MUer September Uer the year DIM for MUer Jfay 56 Quiet and unchanged 60 Khut unchanged higher tor for teller September tor for feller for Kite for r man you sec I lost and I wanted hen and get a feather maie Watsey Jones died in Ga on Tuesday years Her oldest son n ei years of age and the eight rib
