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onzmnnr. no plmsoztnri.

Lrszr will visit London next year.

'run'it_ew sulun ls uesrly M B” M 9°” ‘'°‘‘''‘’- =

lists. 0. Loosx Srltns will sccomtvnny her bur i

,= Lite rrthnitp on tho dnorfor s thundering knock .
3 which mute: the sleeper sad gives hurt a shot-is.

bsnd to Wslss. '

11- costs $1 to throw In ornngo-peel on the side-
wslk tn Sow Orl-unl-

Tmt King and Queen of Greece will remain at
Ooponbngso twtll Jn|7I5« . - ‘

mas, tbo nine or sin. but given another 840.1200
tor I free iibury at Dertlr.

‘Flu: Pu-in mllllner-I have brought out a new but .

called "The Return from India."
nu. um huts. Burr-orsrs will sail tor nmerita
Ir-out unrppol cm tosltth eftlnno.
A mes tlrzvcrxrithss inn been admltmi M 3
Doctor of kledlelno It the I7n|I'erI||:r Oi 7vi"‘“‘~
H‘ In s bed you for Bill. “'0 "5" °”“‘’‘'‘'‘’
serersl bunches ol straw lTllll nous berry on t_he.ln.
E 330,,‘ ,3.-,-».r;l)v:rslris. head oi the lamina
champagne ''‘'''-_t 31- Louis Itoederer & Sort. 13
deed. _ _’ '- .
.r.:<\‘.‘cu:z.n says she prefers no lndlsa
_c<i nun.» Now let us he;-tr from the

    

‘lriooko "as though Ilnrvarri. Cornell. and Co-
nxrnbln would have it all their own way st sem-
togs this year. _

bin. llursrow‘ will be forty-tour your old Jilly

I1. Borrytohenrlt. -ruotsqgrecaryneodanllhli‘

1arty~two' 1 shout this time.

Tun Emperor of Brazil will in a few days visit
onmeu University, when he will be the tut-I 0!
President Andrew D. White.

Grnt. 9,-rnduntes and it no easy mntler to iteev
vtveet in this weather; but they test cxtruneln. and
took to Pntvitlence for the rest. '

Snmron Pooru and his two nieces were
snnonnced. st oneot Secretary Sovru-tl's PM‘-
Itu. Is "Senator tool: snd the two Misses
WI ‘ . .

armsosiru mm at-rrrnmtl. who hi! how
[Itlng rope-svnlllng exhibitions In New York. is
going to riiatgere. to ext.-nxlush the noeollocuuu
If Iliondln. - ’

coups Gonna. the Brnréllsn composer. I110
Inlshed, lad dlspntched by the steamer of Juno
8. slztymn to be played at Philadelphia On Lian
fourth at J lily.

Tttxnl run I powder cxplorion nest Columbus.
Ohio. tbs other night, and cvarrbodr who was
stvitlenzd by it cried: "Hist! Bill AEGIS’! E0‘
the hlccongbs."

Cnr;ulu1:t..vs:ss ought to be an erery-lint’ Vir-
tuo. sod so It would be. even nxnong txnprndent
people. ll lobster salad didn't have snob sten-
deney to promote cholera niorbu.

on of the glorious ulveolngos oi living In tho
country is the Lreqoeoi upuortunlty omtrod to
catch the lostlve trornblrx 85 he NIX“ 3lPl“"19€
upedlttons up your trousers’ legs.

A for or paint ten from s lsdder standing
lg-nine: the Wooster llonse. Wednesday mt, Ind
completely deluged two second cousins sad I
nephew by numinge of A. 1'. Btewnrt.

Pxntcs lttrotxosrs adhesion to the Republic

thus sflgnntlzod by the Paris Pop: "lie vstll
s t in the Chamber between the dlsdnts oi Repub-
licans and tbs contempt of Impuisllsts. ‘ '

W333 "krshgsltne" is brought out us the
Boston If the heroine will 00 tllxrtfi D3’
Illa Lillian Goulrlty, Ind Gshrlel by Kins
Elln Wentnezsby, I110 has been engsged tonne
port. V - '

Pxrxclt Alxurtnyuill soon be A new /uinilrsl.
snd lcnvo England on I use yum‘ entice. He
likes to tell the sellers in person to screw nnuu
E string on the tnnlnsnnst. Ind dclizhts In the
smell of rash.

rnucu It. B¢nnr.t‘.. the Assistant Doortup-Ir
ol the noose otltopresentsuves. Ins fined no.
lull‘: ’ ..torlIisI.usult on the your who
hall Irritated hllo. um‘ dsys Intern, srhtle zo-
dervoring to colleot 0 bill.

To the lover of justice and eternal right it won
an inspiring sight to see nineteen lazy slx-loot
pollcenren pounce down upon no unfortunate
ptchpot-net. who had Inoldenutly tcund his way
into tbs Contennlnl Grounds the other day.

.t roncn. who Eu: studied "Ric-.h.srd mu-
nnd thought hooooid "bent Booth." asked Mr.
Duly. of ton Fifth Avenue (Nov York) Theater.
for so opcninlt. but H1. Detiy dismissed lsllxl with
the rcmnrt thnt he did not will! Booth beaten.

Ar the Royal Observatory. Greenwich. En-
gland, thntncnnumetcr Indicated no overlap of
only forty-seven degrees during the lip! tuentv
days of tiny. or tour degrees below the sver-age
tor the wruspendlnx period in the Inn niny

Jenn.

Qtrznu Vrcronu's levee on the no of May wss
hold by the Prtncn oi Wslos. the presentations
being equivslcnt to introduction to the Queen.
The listed noses of the persons presented on the
occasion tskss up live aoooly printed oolmnns of
the London 73-».

us. Xnasnltounlt. otxerv York, issues 3 con-
tennlnl elunengu to all foreign mlidemutle tn-
Igedtsns to compete with him for the e.usxnpiou-

_ sblpln "King Lear," "Othello" and "Ilse-

betb," the contest totske place either in [law
You or Fhilndeiphln. '

Tun clmulsxion of the Ben Frsnclsco Gnu sp-
pesrs prominently and _ lsrently st. the bond at
its columns on "8.60l;" And we tlxongnttoi
man, looking It the figures. is thrown grsdnally
into I re-ttve nervous sgonytn wondering vvhst
lndnoed than to tank on the last "1."

Trust: In vuwns incentives to poetry. It
was I 5-onllenssn who hul stepped on s pale-at
in the country who wrote: "Note, the wild roan
blossom o'er the little green ‘rive where my
ms: and trousers lie, sad the isrnler tells me he
tblrtks I'll use by digging tnrthem in July."

A suncltrlto crime has been detected In the
neighborhood oi Ger-at-dunes, to the Vosges,
France. A child three your: old will intent to An
‘ accessible [mrtof the mountains in midwinler by
her uncle, with the consent of its own unlmtorsl
mother. to perish there tron hunger and cold.

in consequence of several S.ngil.sh‘tr-arelsrs
haying poneta-sled into r-emote psrtsoftho1Los-
sthu 1-Lnrpire. where It Is not desired that they
should nppenr, orders have been issued by the
ltnsslau Government that All foreigners, In cross-
ing the frontier, shall report tbenesaves to the
Consuls of their country. who will be boltin-
sponslbl for their subsequent movements.

A urzlssnls of the Pstnrson. N. J.. city council

voted against I i"our-th of July appropriation.
Ind when he got home that night he toned the
baby had the ct-our. his wife bed swallowed or
lnlse teeth, hisloldost boy nnd cut his kneernp
oil with ss ease. I cow had got into his gnnfien,
and the sitting hen hsd left her nest. Erl-
dentiy Providence Is on the side at the lfonrth of
July. .
Tmr. Russian Government has determined to
dlsrmltlnue sending movlctrto Siberia. Ind su-
desvor to msrelop some oi its vnlushle rosotu-cos.
Btlbvclllionn to an amount of 100,004 roubles un-
nuatlly have been granted to three Pnelllo Itclnl
nnvlystian onnpanlcs, In order to secure the
r.'tllIu5 --l their vessels It certain port; when it 1;
en,-ecu-d that on-ltuitnte may be lndumd up u.
tnbiish Inge «wt... _ '

Tm: Eur;-eror Wliilsrn pmvnses this year visit-
ing tinslolo and telling the «rotors cnrller thsn In
other years. In order to be able to ltltamd the vs-
rmus lnsltaeuteru planned for this summer In
Prussia. Snsamy and Wuru-mberg. The Emperor
will return strnlght from t.‘ns.sLeln to Berlin, end
then uulrt on his tour at maneuvers. Alter It-
tendmg the rmtncnvevs in Wnrtcmborg. it is his
Irrtention to pnyo visit to Aluoo~l..orrIlno,ln C053‘
psny with his son. the Crown l’rlncu. who will
also nceolnpsny hire to Wnrtetnberx.

Ax_t'I!‘XtIli lnluusled an-men, Mr. IL A.
tlsnkey. bu spent, or is spsodlo . vwld-In! lo
the Spedotor, $230370 to induct E!|l““1|‘¢||
to sbsncion the Axiom that every pIss’s house is
his cutie, by showing how use,”-I1 helm wide
in em than to either houses oreutles. Ills
building to to be put up um fl¢»J'NB°I'PM'¥
istsuon of the lllotriot Ilxliwsv. It will oontsht
ii’/lute at spsrtnleuta, gseh set distinct, st so sv-
orsge rent oi two 3 you; but with I ootsjoon
kitchen, wanton svilte-room, saloon Ind nond-
inx-voorn, oevvnnfl lBi'P“¢d hi “'9 IBMIDIIIBIDM.
5...: and gum-yes for everything.

t."l"Il run  . 4-.

Irrons t$¢.._l_IIiA;ice.| 
”X't‘l£Z‘§?'li§’s§'3I-'..‘t“',9  T 1.
Luis Lnlggsageayugcap vet. usecstrolss of the

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As be s-rings to the ne'er and nnlaetenl thn
'0id cnnnticlt-er brings you is warning.

"Click-I-doodle dooi“ scrcgms he.
.l.t‘s time to be up and n-nttri-inn‘.
‘Tis tlrsyltzut, my bar. end yau‘vu sic-pt quite too

on , ,

Tltli Ltatxto the mains. they're llllaiflfi

To sleep Ilter -lit 'tu-oltk is naughty so wrong:

Otrli out into! e, boy, nml lurntn its throng-
-11: ‘his llill Is honor ounturin. .

tltulr son: I

"Cecil-s-doodle-dnol" crows ho-
Too hungry benis In at lowing;
It is time. or by, they were vrn ored Ind (ed:
ll. Is Ilmo—h gh ulo—yon were out o! your bed;
1&1 the ‘tables. my boy, ‘us full time you spot!-
The herds mostbodrivsn, the hence be led
Artsy where the water is flowing.

stsrtlo up front his eolirh of dmnms--
Iils nfzbt thonghu tinged with In-ineu:
Tile cheery lanes of old chant£c.lner‘s )0)’.
Dlsperses all loom from the half-watched bay;
Out to his woigitsnd his ‘costumed employ-
lflv pie.-unro unbounded end without MID}-—
lle hasten to the hold: with gladncss.

Oh I who would not be it Lerner‘: bu!‘
And wske up brlxnt in than mornlngl
At the cum of the cock Ind the chirp oi the

wruns:

-At the low til the herunsrul the elect of the hem;

aél the Iilcot oi the sheep. all lamb from their will
hey tun ltruirnvrny In the rnanntsme and films.

'I‘u crop the Itreeteiovzr that covers the Iul ,

And drink tnn cool Islerlhst nuts tn the ruin.

ur Ila! up use dew drops. that hcnvon t1i.tlIII.I.

For the tlurutro of man. and tin: cure of his ills.
And thus rasnly habits be lorrntns?

oh: who would ling-or late in his bed,‘

And on his unit much lie dreaming.
\t'hrvn,bi:h llrlty calls, and trovivs to be done.
Life’: great bttttio long-ht, and victory wen;
Tue oonne to be romp». . the race to be run,
‘Tu-In Illa rlsrng of mom and the rettmgol run;
with much to be learned h those who um taught.
with from to be earned. w loll ‘ be bought;
with wealth to he [llhctml by those who have

ivhennrfigfigs and hours with egos are frsnght. '
And Time with ltternitrs teeming? _ '

 

'rrlra"r:l.‘t.vrs;.rEsst'lr- outta.

3°.r.°.,“.:°*:‘;°e..°”"ii"‘x* “*:.’.:".'..-*
111 on e cool! 9
Ch: engc. ‘v’
{From the Denver Served
A few new facts crime to II hi. yesterday re-
§srdln1thodtleI.fougbtnn llrsdxy st liver
and. ct\v:crrllA.Il:ertt£.:;slttr,1) sp_d  R325-
tr 51:5 in‘ s 2 ell’! I-H
sinted that the usttlre of the Llillcrcnco be-
tween them had not trsuu trod. A genunmlll
u-gpflnrrlved trtlmr Rlltfir $3? ycs1tlerd‘.1‘YIiZ‘u‘;:-2
I cremversouo is nr. n
Jesnlp and Davis were drxllrhtlsalv 108.
"."";'***"**°'*;,“=..° 5°: ~.":"'.':“..":';.';‘.';':’:.:'
l8\)l'l‘.il¢l'.\\‘-U 5 ea e -
full-in some years since. Davis sntl n border
got into n row. and Jcsnlp took the border 5
":.‘;.'“°“ 5.’-l"‘i'“.*.:*=".‘:“ :.‘°l.°.i‘ 
no es rr e .
3%."::°°§*3 *°:"!’;":r;°“ "4-'.‘3°':.;:.".'.':l':.;
w is ml is I) s e.
no-ny, Ind in three minutes (run: the time
the.-L left. the station were sttodting at
other. An day;-kwltuess gays lhlcflj
-IJ . r that s too
am: n:;'tw-goof hi‘: three shots were tired
Epdin the sir‘. ‘kligsyls, fibo kd‘ltclE3c‘§’a.ub°htIt
alntillyl. core mu: 9 ‘
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be purposely tired valid the tin; lime and c
llherntely drew a duo bead the second shot,
hitting his .1. just where Ito Ilmerl. It
was little else no Issssnlnstlon. D-via is
still st Isrge. and I reward is to be olerrd ittr
lilacs lure. Ha I. rs to hsvo had but
few It ends Among o ntockmen. “N10 -7%!-
supl,' tboti b“B‘:lt3lt’.l£d1I1i0 drlrriit ilxiillgfilg SE?"
emyvre e. 9.1) no . - -
nest. is . lilgmv esteemed clt.t:sn.'mi he hot.
the opinion tbs:  togndnlnkwtg
no it" wlntt ho was pout W on scoop
Iinzis’ clt.1Il«.vu.;e.. The body‘ of Jump ar-
yived here yesterday. Hill ‘KI! token charge of
h . I‘ ‘1'.“‘ ’i"’:.'.“z....“‘.3.‘.".'.“‘.f."‘.§'...'...".lt‘l
sve us me can to
. ‘us In the city null for use 
Jo-mu ‘ts l:3lh¢I"I‘hi?‘l:lD) it! ltsltiuto L 
we r. it e n In no it. e
ilgrrh banker, ltswns s sled in yesterday‘:
tte.

csttlo men.

thou: the r"litla<lelplus 'nmeI.l .
ilr. Alfred D. Jnssup. Jr., the ulttnrtunste
victim In the lady recited shove run at
gc1)[.lrm:tl'l of bl; ly reirpt-cr.sl.lo Ind influ-
ential mntm-(Ions, and well known In this
city. He was the tumor Alfred D.J‘cMmp
of the pa or mzulufnclurlxrg firm of Jessup 5:
Moore. ofthls city. and was born In Decem-
ber, 1846. The lolrbnf adventure Ind ro«
martcs was born with him. and grow with his
ears. Its cirtzuinustggetetl the globe when
had hitrdly arm: from boyhood, sod
was one or the ant this cit to penc-
trsle Into the tviltlsof tho lose tnlfnlley.
The re m which he made upon lrisnturu
of.l.hc uxnltlocaes of this region enticed s‘-
flock of Eastern Irtists to the vslloy. Mr.
Jessnp then, assisted tr his father, suoeccded
in entering the tint o Covrper1bwI[t&Co.,
publishers. of this city rcmnlnilr in that
connection until 1873, w en his oi passion
for mvlu led him to renounce theatres of
nwrcaul a life, for which he never had so
liking. At home fnstidlotxs to s fault In It s
manner of Ilvlng, when on the
plain: be run by no means in but ele-
ment. except when subsisting upon the
most primitive menus, his
own venison or manufacturing I: own
deer-skin clothing. So, on the bit of July.
18:3. he slsrtcd for New llexlconvltero bis
father established him In it runehe. Yeon
Jeasup rorctl s successful raiser of stock on
nmdo p enly of money. ut slx mouths
o be returned tothis city, rntnalnlnrbut I
:§art time and then Iottlny, out for Co on-ulo.
when be set up I ntlnlle near Deer ‘I‘rslI, on
the Kansas Poe-itle Bsllroed. Since his lost
departure no delinlte information concerning
hlrn reached his family until the shocking sn-
nouncotncut of his tragic and was telegra bed
on Thursday evening. This came at I t mu,
too. when his father was on the point at not.-
tlng out for the West to rn:et__onoo more Iris
long-absent son, the report that ~)tr. Jesstip
run in Europe bein In errur, be having ro-
turncil thence lot in country two months
ago. Young Mr. Jolniup shone brightly in
society, and won I man of v high culture
and exeellorrt sods! qualities. In? particu-
loriv possessed of the finest souelt vonees in
points of honor. The family line the sympa-
thy of is very large circle of friends sud sc-
qunintnnoes. :
Davis, the surrivlll tiuollst. has not on-
joyed the best kind 0 reputation among the
mu 1: but generally lionmsl. Ind. kind-hearted
cutlfe Ill!-ll of r\'urthen-stern ('oIorndo. Hy
i|'t)h‘nroi()II rt smbler Ind by naturals coward.
is was at LE5 stamp of men most. of them
tlls-like: . He Iicptltgcnornl store at River
ltcnd, and is of boot-bib appearance and dis-
position. lie is noted as n bully. and so
urerflmritlg with brztrsdo that so seldom
Imouutadio anything, lhnt his recent fntnl
set has greatly surprised all who know him
bormbuuls. Fronllze ooitrcdot this Infor-
lmttion It Is Ilso gleaned that If Davis is
caught it Is not Ituprnhnblo, so rent. will the
enteenl In-Id for the decent . that Judge
Lyrscb will be called In.

A Monster who has lulled Nine Person!
-An English "rigor Slayer.
[Brunet from s Derunn ).mnions:r1'I Lettelnl

When we errlvcd st the villa of none the
pee in there were looking fort 0 Governor at
be hxvavtigyeon District to see what could be
done to ri them of I fierce tlgen. His haunt
wss near the path londin from Lhllt village to
I Karen nlotlutnln s llttu tolho east. fbls
monster had killed and eaten nine persons,
and now an one dnrod to go that may. Ho‘
nu I not tellolv Ibout seventeen toot from
tip to 5. very boid. Ind Ill-sld pf no body all
men. is captured -whoever come use: b In,
whether Karen, Shun or ilurnfllll. It there
were several In the party, he flwnys sprart
upon the Iul. rrltc. He was in brnv am
uprzsxlg lrom so great I dlstsrrce that he lied
fiery one the moment he struck him. The
hull party that be attacked contained eorcli
mm. The inn}. one cnrrintl a. spear, and said
that be was not nfrnld of the ll I‘I' but before
he i‘¢)ttI'|‘lv.‘d the to of the hi line it or had
cnpturedhlnr, bros Ing his spear su kllllllfi
lrltn in-lnnlly. -

A Ilttle while nfter we left this village a man
came up behind our main rldlult furiously.
He was an ldngglsbttrlul. and won: 5' dagger
Ind I revolver ln is hell, and was rather in
fomlidnbio looking mail. He was Chief of
Police in flhvvsygyeen. and find to see s
while face I entered on with no for a mile
or two. his bad in his ocket the claim of I
ti or who but new y killed live Kamila.
T is, too, tvsnsll old it r. butt-rithvery til.-
tle heir left on him, In very Inge. Ila panic
whim in this wlu: Two Karena were sa-
ocudlng the mountain together; each curled
I spear the one fainting bmiilvertl. the other
forwerti. The - zev lama tron: must. and

. -‘v‘ . yo um  afiho-Item

31. mi. u_g.ljg,oul.-o.mm.:, musiagmmnlng: am 13, 1373. ,

 

and, sad v'er-y“soos'dlo'tl&= »

lb{:'whenthétmi s mtg u‘ ntbe ehlld_-and
€II'l.'l¢d her away. ‘il'o fat or. on-zed with

' the alight. ureuard the bent and eau-rill. hold
’ of the cbll '3 loan and tried to free or from
his laws. 'l‘bo or let go his hold. and the

father placed the deed child on his shoulders
and llnrlt-(I err on the nth.-The tiger came u
agnln and. seizlu the ‘child. drugged it 0
Into tbe jungle. I vlll.-lgs was amused by
the cries oi‘ the man, and came to the place.
Wlrge they were standing and Iooltirl nt the
chi! ’e blood, the ttgertzsmstrpbehlu them,
sprung upon A rnsn. and atrried him swny.
'1ho rnonster. who has killed nine persons
-still lives, notwithstanding the hat. that '
ls oilered for his bend.

 

THE nscnr-rm rnsxmss. 

A Cool Statement of the Arrangements
Made to ltelenee Then: from impriitorr-
meutln Australia. ‘

[From the basics 11-snserIpt.l
The report which corner from New York of
tho rescue of the Penis prisoners from the
penal colony In Austru In :2 created consid-
erable Intern-stir: this vicinity, from Ibo flct
that tho tleutile of this Inn were arranged sad

.1 partially put in oxeou on in Boston some two

)'t'..'LI1 n o; the rnentiortol Mr. John 110 in
0’Itnl| ‘I name in connection with the Ir
Induce the wt ter to call upon that gentle-
man this morn g with s View of nnoertnlillng
further particulars. lit‘. 0'Rel|l said It had
been Incorrectly reported that was the
ltxulirigsplril In the scheme. nltliou h be was
swam oi’ nil the details from its nrcption.
Ind trot-n his knowledge of tbs topography at

the colo ', he won ennbled to _,t;Ivo
much Inunnotlon end runny sugges-
tions of value tothe active Artie pants. In

_1bo fir-st plnee. sl own: 0 money had to be
rslsed bv the iris Nntlannllsts toelfoet tho
oblect desired, In theiletd of o mucus in-
cluded ltlmost sn entire clients o the globe;
and Ibo obstacles to be overcome It the colony
would have been deemed lusurtnottntablc.
except by men actuated b the higher: ‘pur-
poses, strengthened so ‘emboldened by in-
Viucilile courage. There were eight prisoners
be rescue tvvuoi whom were located

a great eon sumo prison of Frcemnntls,
end the others were distributed nrnoofithn
convicts engaged in making this mods, Illi-
rlrr.-dfl ‘bf miles span. A suttieicnt mm of
money having been readily nixed one at the
nest sud most trtutell men or the Irish Ks-
Llotul Rcvoiutlonnry Pang came to Benton,
Ind In sboui. six months In plans were oom-
pletcd. A ship wns secured and tlttt-ll angler
I whaling rnysgc, tinder command -01’ ll blew

5‘

expressed a hearty evmpsthy the moment
It was mentioned. oesen.u. were dis-

parts efthe Brit ll dominion, to put them-
selves in mmmun cation with the prisoners.
a gentleman who was the master spirit of
the enterprise intended to go to Australia
himself, but it was thought but for blur not
dosp, ssitohsd been oonflnod Ins rlson
s

have ..n next to In: Iltle. It was nt-
rnnxzcd that the vessel 2 ould reach the Aus-
tnlinn count at s certain time. sud signal the

prisoners, oaovey thorn scroslltho country.
slltl hive them nil meet together on Line snore
sit a certain lime, to units pass: 0 on
the vessel. Means were ftlrnlsh for
supplying each Efllonct with I horse. I suit
of clothes. on s ruvoircr. immediately
he escaped. Each Indlvlclusl no: u had to
be rnsnflged latte ndentl or the at on, Ind
each be its pee-u [Ar 41! tuition to be over-
come. 'I.‘lst-so pints were all nsrrled out and
ready [or execution some six months a o. It
is understood that many of the British olliocrs
lnxitrstrnlis can be "approached. "Ind that
‘the only question is often n to the “ rite"
of s nsaue; henm. the rlntugers coal read-
lly secnre of their men, though .bovr
mnny (or whether any at Ill) were rescued In
that way will notlbo known until the Andre
11 American soil, sale from nrrest y Brit.-
is otileermatid free toreletetllelr experiences

in detail. ‘nae eI rmti which vrss sgnted u n
that the rmebe had been In P0 -
i‘tt.I was the cutting at the cab ,

whlchlt oppearn use done shout. t.h.o:1l.h
of April, between Jaws sud Austnlln,
Ind which served the addltiuunl means of
ruvtminfi $1! mull. If the surmlscs of those,
nmilixr or t the plum are correct. the vas-
sel ought to be nearing some of the Pncifle
eoust nbont that time‘ on ‘tunnel’ intelli-
gence will be Iwnltcd with anxiety. The
pflsouon whose rescue was so boldly plnnneti
were all humble men. private dr-I none In the
English service, were sent to ustrslls in
1860 to be lntgrltoned for life sud were thus
severely pun bed by the Eng! sh (luv meat
in win: was apparent] I spirit of ve to
site: the leaders of s movement were all
tree. 11 they are arrested before reaching
this country. or some other utfn point their
execution on the allows will 3 edllz and
sssumllyfollow. urln the p essnn con-
vex-utlou with X2. 0' . he said:

“’l’lmro sre ntsny fscts sod details which
cannot be spoluin of untittlse men In Ibse-
lutel me. its true mooning was to show
En: roll that the has got to scoop: the sitar-
nstive of lvlug Ireland I bt:l.t.e'r ‘eminent.
sooner or Ker, arm I! men WI do every-
thlfi they can to ass at in destroyirg her
pro Igor-sod. Is Wendell Phlill d. as
soonsssbegoestownr, thoy vvll stab her
to the heart. They have Inked In workro-
elllc svsy tor better trostrnent sad I la
government of Ireland. and hsve boon scorn-

uliy refused. It was in Mr. DlsrIeIl's power
tomslre this whole movement oontempuble
by Ernntlng Imnuty to these men when Vla-
tor suumed the title of Empress: but be
out not cirooso to exercise his prom live."

Mr. 0'lletll sndifr. Gstbmsn.
noctcd with t u Pllnmvem the on]
it Bmttun full cofiuixaut of the so cute in it I
tsdetalls an It understood that at New
Bedfurd cit ‘ olfleinl was very setlve in sugar-
mlondlnz tilting out of -_1.lrow12nict,W tel:
til Nported has as board a ‘double
supply or ell, which has been l.li£Eil.8ilI¢Ol.lto

0011‘
rcslden

started on the cruise.

A Texas ‘Laughing Hutch.‘
That curiously-nnnlcd Tons page the
Jrmplrcute, an 5: “Mr. Dawson, of stu-

nrore erpcnde a to large Imeunlefmom-.y
In huiltilnz the nsvy e the Re ublle of Texas,
and after the pulse of t 0 oornfirgnrise
measures of law, glv ng.to'l‘e.u.s 510, .000,
ho well n rrgllisr slum nl. at the sessions of
the Legislature, endeavor-lug to at his claim
nliowct . lie was Imoat gob ertllemsn,
and laughed louder sud longer It in own or
anybody else‘! jokes then my other mun In
Austin. There was living near him on old
land Ioostor Ind surveyor, named Iinrtslmmn,
whose loud and hearty laugh was s by-word.
Sumo wags on one ooeuiun got the two to-

olltnr and nude bets on the resultof their
Iugblug powers. all of which was kept secret
ll-om thegmr-ties. or course. there was lculy
of wine or something stronger) sn good
stories. Ind Dcuvlmn and old Bart roared.
l-'inal|y. when the nu! bt-cop was drunk, the
two were Informed o the bet, and the crowd
decltlctl tttsl. Dawson had won. in he ball
laughed the loudest, tbo ’ ngcni. and the
henrtlcai. Id Bart was at first n little crest-
fallen. but recovered his good humor by re~
marking: ‘it In all ri-‘ht. gentlemen; but
there in this dllfenmorl, stvsou Is lstngiting
:3: nlrnlmon. and 1 am only lsughlnz for

It.

A Georgia Fossil.
(Iron the (.‘olnlnbus(Gs.i k‘.u-miter.)

Yesltrrrls a gentleman Inldu our table
Igeologicn novelty which must no been 3
portion of the backbone of some snllnsi oi the
Atrueturo of which we have seen no neoount.
It has the appearance of mm! clay, Ind por-
tions at it consist of It almost entirely. but
must have been caused by gradurl deposits.
Only In one small part. oould be found any
matter resembling a 4 one. in this could be
seen small tlosuos, t rough which muddy
wnler must have found Its war and left the
settling: through them. thus giv rig the whole
the appeal-‘co of marl. than it much harder.
ltcoxtslsts mo plea-.s witch titted into
each other cog-lllte, Ilul tbo ed as of those
cage were narrated in s remark: Io spanner.
The two pieces could not be eapnrsted al-
tllou it they were very loos:-.l ialrltlzd. ’.l‘bls
was mind on the lnnfl bnn of the Ghetto-
boocble River.

lunnno Through Grief.

The Eocrnrltentn (Cal? Unto», of I recent
date. says: "A lady res ding Iuihs vicinity of
Seventh until streets was solsud with an a
tent; of insanity yesterday Afternoon. will a
louitlu at the picture of one of her children,
who ed sboul. I yesr ego. sud for s while
she sated ve violently, attempting to throw
s child out 0 the window, oil); on all fours.
sud spritnfigg st pea its no A wild Inlnul.
Her bus was sea (or end Iulrta by
oillerI.tlr'ctscntlr succeeded in qtiln.-ting he . '

  ill_0i'_-

'w,';'.‘ 7.7 s:d_'It.e_ ‘Icon [ _ ’1I‘}llr' E
tits uirfta at-359$ prgrmofl. "1.xntr»cr .d M-
llttle gir_‘!'rI'lIlo 15 hold treat their Hunt-

Autlrnllrt. and the olllcinl uinnngutnnut of 3

lledrard soarzun whose nautical ox-
, perlonco peculiarly qualified him to _
execute. s plan with which he :

pstcbed by steamer to Atutrniilt Ind In other I

I0 P
in I-Infiwnd, sod is successful disguise would I

met: on shore, sand the pisn rm: to rescue the I,

 

  ‘H__0qN1§11}f=: nori‘n1l‘ns,_

x 1

"ate Thieves."

 

Pssoubls Peogisflrivea In Detpertts Deed: to Protect
_ Thsmnivssv-Isnimes loam Cay-
}; torso:-The Buzzard Family.

[Fl-one the New rm sou.)

Fourteen of the most desperate robbers.
belonging to one ortsnlzed ‘Esau’. have been
Irrestrd sncl confined In e inlls of four
counties. Berks. Ciillififf,  nt1lt‘i‘l.£eb-
snon, n. are e nocttso r us ers
of .9. regular bagel of mountain thieves uld
murderers thnt. hare been committing high-
Ittulded deprodstlnm In this section of tho
gelfitl Sitar the put year. Ch!e;l]c°1"mCUl‘lltl7d has

on storm ss the mun o y mill’ 8?‘!-
Itrtl tlrroo terrible ed as tfomsin unsolved
to this ditto. Ind whic Ire by some traced to
the band‘ of Welsh llountnln rnxtrnuders that
‘ had their hnutiu in tho ravines Ind caves of
l the hills. Stores. post omen. Iran mini.
I msnufut‘-lurlcs, and private residence-s h:V9
, been robbed Ind burned. Dmvm of cattle
; lrnvuuhcstaln tilgfcii ‘oil’, sod is reign 
. prov I": . " ue organized thieves ttn -
; ground agencies to dispose of their plunder in
E neighboring cities. and to. number of sons of
‘wealthy farmers nre coucv.-mod lrllhn rob-
' berios. As mu: ns thirteen safes have been
. blown open, sndytblrty-two stores have been
, robbed in three months. Small droves of

cattle Itxal-in been gluten and Iirumhgetilczgho
gnamo oi; on tie moulrnns. u re
charged with cruokodneu urn! [til limited In
' the Isle of the caresses. The su erors thus
I imposed upon are quiet and pcsccsble Omlsh
1 people of the Mennonite order. The stag-
" gated lrurlor the weight 3! lhf pgrau orlulg.
_: c slftlsotvtalnove so rs-nrr tnwnt,
; lot is be to that thing; wou d choose for the
. better. In matters became wane. Tlicy
; knew not what minute their ' homes would be

robbed sod burned and themsnlven rrillrtier-ed.
I Ienco It wits t.hst lb!) ruoutlled men belonging
i the Home Cotnpnni, smutnnl rotectlon
; n[('}nit:lE‘ nssomhlicttlhst C l|;tI1ck.c:o'h'll,d\.lifl3 Ofllllllity.
. my mousse o no . an no ro-
', solved to make 3 tnldnighlt raid on the tn:uut-
nln settlement known as Bcnrfliuwn, consist-
‘ In: of s dozen rude huts. new the thieves
wiero flown bio live Jvhen not svvny on deeds
0 re ry In nmr er.
Tlik‘. ntlrzirtm-l.
fit-ouch drcagghti fibril! Kore Flown unmo
uzzerds. l. I e real name. (-
were banded together wrnothini: like the to’:
moos Lsurys of North Cum] on and the
I Bzstnp  They were irnshvrn ntadespen
n memos: Swan re nod It a were
sworn to protect and dtggoti ouch ol.her.y‘I‘hoIr
; leaders were tried and true. nnd their thiev-
} lug operations were carried on boldly. Some
of the jobs were rather‘ nicely done. The
horsemen «me together. They had well-
I matured plant. and were armed. some of
1 them quite nxdeiy. Their Idea wits to cup-
l turn the entire gmlg without killing anybody.
, st; gay only desired to turn the man put out

o a way.

I The moon was under I berry bank of clouds
. that bun lovvln the boevrml. B twee and
I  hui:-semen mmmu the mgliien

I over i e noun 1» ton on

l|"9il31is$lE;Jc:ill.llI'.l: ofrdmn thllevos. it [was ml:
,ococ are too ertvaa 1: non o
1 line to more forxmrcl. Two 3.7%: it thllg bill

the her-semen ye rotated into llm dl sinus of
= t rtyuton, es: under a competent ea or
, hi I d
I slgd u;I'l'my and spooifg: lnstgrletionll to
l s. vnuce on a set ement 3: 1' ans sp-
'v preaches. Ind surround Itns quiet] as pos-
" 2l.".‘.‘;‘...“."‘;i..‘.’i.';’...”.."“...‘.°.¥}.‘.'i’l;°“l..f"..“°:“.‘3

I
I feared the thieves bltd sentrioe on gitztrd. and
i pistol shots were heard .nealr the settlement
I Elie night provtotts, from midnight until
ms.

The horsemen It 3 o’e.lu~:lt Ind reached the
settlement without creating on sllu-tn. At.
times there it-in lit»:u;(l a long and low bowl of
a. dog or the having of n hound, Is occasional
gilapseusu of I30 rnrolvxln lweretmonu bl. 
ttu r t: on :1. s 0 ts a
dwarf ghosts In the black n h1..'AguIile well
scqllsinlotl with thplpoo lo tflrecwd the routes
o t e overturn. we rs trinity men who

I I’: ll
psalectnd, and they moved slowly, crawling on
the ground toward the cabin occupied by
Stone Runfird, one ofhIh6WI!Il’0li‘lC£lt!'P0t:1ll€
msuo en nova on t e as out: 1:.
lie wss ieoernlly recognised. so the leading
Hlnn it t is salt entorrt. A toroclous bull do
I r all lb I earn .1 5
sprung or-war mm a ow ll oor. so
just as he met about jumping on the tilde.
lam inn?“ ""7 ?ik.mtdIn‘l‘lmt‘ofi:‘IIlb ° $47?
ay or . tsrre spec 3' ~
out awskonin" the settlement by $53; pis-
tols. Ayoun tumor tbnnt-he pod oi the
‘ME’! bud vifiths lntchet. an the esresse
we: left on the ground. The eablrr door WIS
fumed open, at bull’: eye light or dark lantern
urns turned on the mom and in s bad In one
corner ybtue one In s wfe. Ho
1. ‘I B A 4 hi 1
vs: Immediately seized Ind bound hand and
co At t o rnttu. Inn run run. a was
1 it lo of I I1
for dtlen to speak sword or utter I single
sound Ibove n whisper. The wife Ins ukcn
ielitfi the gal-rot under the stnvr roof, with the

A -rltttnrntu rmcaau.

The next step wits to secure s brother of the
ca. lured Slme. Luke was one of the most
to our of tho Ilunzsrd family.
shout twenty ynrds Isrny. when the party
(at to his shanty. Ind just as they were fitting
to press open the door. It opened. Ind tllttl
stood there with I lighted torch in one band
and I heavy horse-plswi In the other‘. th
brothers stand over six foot high. They are
heavy, lhtclt-set. bntwny-shouldered men
dark complexion. blrtclt, shnggibesrtls, In
black pier».-lug e es. Just u u was going
to n and fire e rvss seized, sad the mm
on not secured. By I terrible efiort be
near y overpowered four men, Ind It was not
til! six men tout‘. boldthni. they succeeded in
bin him down securely. Another detach-
ment men were ordered from the outside
guards, sad the wife sud children were low
can or. The nun was securely gagged, t e
note In his brother. Everything wss hurry
uud bttello, but orperstiorn were so cllreftrlly
nntl quit-lg carried on tint, strange to ssy,
none of a other people In the settlernent
were swnkened.

The women were iosrfully abusive.‘ They
prs ed that God would strike the man dead,
on that the stnngere would never succeed In
gain their prlsonen svrsy. Elmo’: wife, A

ll, be ‘ed, hnndsotne women, about
fortyvyonrs a spa, was elsd only in her night
dress. It was while and very clean, and In
strange comparison with her grim surround-
Lugs. Ilcreycs flushed Is the lsscd out,
“ b, you woundrein, you will sy dearly for
thls. out you euros will note come, sad
in n mnuxier vvb oh you [cut expect."

Luke’: wife was s stnnller woman. but
wiry, active. and dim croue. 8113 appeared
to be devoted‘ to her it bntitl, ond wept rim,
and then turned upon the farmers with a
storm of muledletlon. She knoll down nnti
bellied his Lbnrbblug temples with water.

Three other brothers were on tut-ed In I
llllnllnr manner, but before t 6 last was
tirml bound he managed to get out of tbo
elutc cs of,l.be men sud lenpln Into the
yard. he camped in tile darkness. we otlmrs
were nisobossnd blind and foot by the other
detachments. and by 4 o'clock the brnve
flu-rners hsdln thnlr possession tour of the
accused lenders snti two others of the bend.
securely bound Ind ready to be handed over
to the olileers of the luv. The horsemen sn-
tlclpntcdnn attack when the ososped brother
got slvsy. They feared he would came bnclt

a. secret path Ind slsnu the settlement. In-

: lily every man not on dot vsss ordered to
I single point, Ind the six pt tiers were ni-
morod to one cabin, which was imnrodlstoly
surrounded. Slotvly the gray streaks in the
out could be discerned above the hilltops.
“Bengt” sud the sharp sound of oplstol s tot
rsng out In the morning sir. llhrery hono-
rnsu drew his gun, revolver or pistol, and
but there been an attack the run] would
have been tent-tttl. The arrested pm as were
delivered to the Iuthorltlos Ind put in jsll In
dorsrrit of ball. The outlaws number about
ajghtgen men and boys, ten or twelve women,
Ind shout thirty gittle girls of all sges.'t*rom
two years to ten. They were poorly nlsd.
The men are not known to work. In the
woods were foundbcnp! of feathers sndln
closets plenty of groceries and bres . It Is
sup osed that these men have trcsstiro buried
in t e llllls. Ind It Is known tint there are
nnvurnl cores null underground passages used
by the gang when out on nnnudlng pI.rtlo.s.
A rinsnsotw mtxnlr.

The Reading otllcorlt. on the do
Buzzttrd brat on were capture , tmd an-
other irnportnm srroet. Junk lleunor tell into
their hands in that oily”. 110 Is one of the
bravest nlrd most men that over opo-
rnted In this section of t a country. He took

Iftcr the

The bides were reen, and in no oontlitlon to
be offered for sin e which first created suspi-
cion. Jack was tslton into oustodynntl incited
- up. shortly Iftervnrd It tvss llisalvhrotl that
I Argo lnunry our Bcrulllown had been
robbed, sad the bidet were Identlied.

‘Beu-

A   of Desper-

s iond of stolen illtlos to nestling Lovell tbom. ‘

’ . no earl . ' sitib ' Q
l:.::::.;'.;.. i'{.'.l““...., ..lr,°.';.'.'.t“t.... ...;;:.s,
that had tsolqn2l.}.ertt;.;. leans: was t: o

the urn! ' dot‘.

erg:-all sit.
He Is talllltd will hfiaflfiflfiguubgflylkg .
. u -

olive irrowit Vial kilo 'bh_¢§nse9sl.
mtlstttetrn is any and b lick, and his hair fash-
ionably cut. He had little to say when brought
Into Court. He was Isked how he name into
the possession of that hides. valued at seven]
hundred dollars. “Well. I got them by
transfer. our division on the 8oo1.I-mm slope
transferred them to our upper section. and it
fell to my lot to lake them to Reading and sell
them. " lie was asked who the parties were
concerned in them. ‘'1 do not give an)‘-
thing sway " was his reply. "I am In for it
now. and i presume I must take the entire
relqxrnsiblllty. " Ii» has since c:oufesscd,nnd
the unicorn Ir.-ire s1-rented others.

Among Jock‘: etfocte found on his person
were several letters sndfbotosivrnphs. Thu
envelopes were sdti:-ease to ' J. G. Bout.
Lenrastor County, Pa.” The were from
voting Indies. a£p&l‘flntIy. from ow York and
Phlladolp-his o mules were signed tothelri-,
but the lusncitvrlung wrul small. neat and dull-
clte. ttnd the [an o was of the most loving
and enduring c nrnclgg. The botogre hs
tgere of preyosscssing young lad cs. allow rig
t at the man must have been quite s favorite.
II: is handsome. and tho’cilt-.r'ry-colored neck
tie he had on when nrmsted ymve s bullhy
look to his dark brown throat and clilteks.
When In locked up he was Informed that ll
be we-.11 aid the (fumluonweallh In breaking
up the terrible Kali of thieves, he would be
dealt with accord ugly. He replied that he
hind been can ht that way once Irefor ; but If
the nuthoril. es promised him 3 case, ha
would give them plant)‘ at lnfortnntion sum-
oteut to slnrtls the Slide. ‘

TIlitEATZ.\'lZD DISCLOSL’RK.1.

"I nnl tired of thin btltllleslll, any-bow. "
said be. "It. don’: pay for the risk we run,
and It is (§cttIn too hot for the boys down
about the npfi ftbo trlrtb ever does come
out and It in If I. make up my mind that it
shall. Eastern l‘enusyIt'.snln will stand on end.
There are more people than an dy has any
Ides of connected with this t lug. People
who did the stealing are not it bit worse than
the would-be resfiectablo folks who =ro<-cived
the swag by the sol: door at midnight null
wit) it for us. Butchers who klllswleu asttio
on the hill, bury the blood nnd intestines. Ind
hsui the cltrcsulcs to market the non morning.
had better look out. All of this we tan rare.
And it won ‘t hlt poor men only; the rlc ones
will have to take nium.‘{ou may depend upon
Ibt.I'1' lleyvtu couzurllttc

n . (/
ltnnpsald sufliclent to lot the police snthorf~
tles know that n regular organized band of
rubber: has been In existence for the past
three yen-s, for the purpose of plundering
lnlunn tbo borders of the east fenusylvnnln
counties. They bnve rcudczvotls In the hills
and woods, and are regularl divided into
sectional hands. They have the r signs. grip»,
puswords. nrhisties and methods of recogni-
tion. They also have their ngenta and calls-
snrics In the Inricl’ cities. where stolen horses
and goods are e ippcd.

The haunts of these men nro In that section
known as the Forest or "'l‘er're lllli. ” In the
northeastern section of I4.nca.-ltsr County, PA. .
about 125 miles west of New ‘i'orlk_. The
country is blenit. billy and barren. heat by
are the Welsh mounlnius, olgurlng magnifi-
cent run.-Its for thieves nu inocndisrlos.
Five years sin that part of the country was
also scourge by the “Gap gang.” The
farmers am amused to desperation. They
are determined to bresit up the organization,
sr-rest on one of them, and push tllitirtrlnls
on to the b tter end.

He Couldn't Stand Ssss.
[From the Detroit Free Press.]

A wretched old horse, blind spnvlntld and
IAIIII9-tin aid covered vehic s
wheel "dished" Ind «very
like Chinese machinery-—-s lsml of live who
looked as it they had been Ihnkln with the
niche Ind wresting with s whlr wind-thst
rns the sight In the Tblnl street grove yester-
day. The had turned 0:! the street to cook
dinner. 0 sat sround s smnll fire wnltln
for the ootfeo a bot! end the old horse lcsue

inns u-co ma -looked longingly It: the
t istia Across the ditch.
reputed-. the

“\l'lur' we bound tori"
tether, culling one of the children for putting
Into the colfen with: stick. ' ‘We ltre on tho

juggle, end If that 'cnr,‘boss don't fail
us we Illuttdlu the Black Hills some time
_,nln¢ full.”

"You seem to have hard luck. "

"Rnuom shout It,” re lled the wife In n
Ihflll voice. ‘ ‘\\”e'va ha lbs) Intlklast luck
at any inmliy aver strung l.ogcLlrer, and it'll
all that old fool's fnuit 5"

She poimc.-41 nt her husband, and there Wu
no ttestion but that ltllo referred to him.

“ he’: I loutlo riled, str-Inger.’ ' explslued
the , “and puts It‘ too strong. \Ve’ve
been llv I'iI{fiDfl' up North, snd thing: Ins
been In . I ed to unite wtnethin catch-
ing wild call! last winter, but we I. own to
corn and ’ia.sst:s ’foro spring up to of AU 1
could do."

“He’s I brunt iinr,” shouted the rromsn.

“And now " continued the husband, "tve
Ire jogging ii for the Black Hills, sad it
seems to me Ill we was on themed torrosltit
and hnpfiiness. We are nil g1ttIn' fat, feel

, In the only thing! want is I do; to
run tinder the wagon."

"Dick Thurber. you are I
tlomun when on say I'm
shouted the W to. ’

"Oh, well, you soon will be."

"Not won ti"

“Oh, yes you will.”‘

“I any you are s brazen liar!” she replied,
hearing s flrebrsnd It him.

The children Ill turned srounti st one mo-
tion, ottrmior the wagon Itunollaer. In if
trsinc to it, sad the Itultbsnd uni fnthox
smiled n slcitly smile and mid:

“5ll'1l.'If'ei', us! in sets, no matter whether
rou find t lathe pine wood: or in the city.
Bhu‘s setting for I row. Ind I ’sps.-ct youd
better git over that by the vrpgan and kinder
see that the bots doesn't run sway and breslr
things!"

The sti-no or sought to bridge Lho churn,
butit vrns o no use. The wife tool of!‘ her
brcssipin nnd dropped it Into the hind end of
the Wagon, and the men placed his old plug
Im. on n knoll for trout the-fire.

“lhsto to o It. Bury." mtnnrkod the hut-
bnnd, "but. osu’t stand me when .l’rn do-
ing my love! but." .

" ‘know what Pin ebout,”sbe onltnly re-
plied, pm to; up the caflco t.

A crow of women Ind cbll ren came up It
that moment, sud after some hesitation the
row was declared on‘ for the time being.

“Two or three hours won't tuallce no tli.Il'cr-
ence," remarked the men Is he Int down,
"though when I'm tuned 1 mini. to have the
row over with as soon as possible."

“All I set: is one minute's mtruingl" sho

trg tattle gett-
snd hsppyi"

replied, ulting on her hr:-nstpln in. Ind
the fnlnllly S.’ildDWDIO n fonstof rybrontl
nntl blur: eutree. finishing which the Juggle

was resumed.

A Pet. Dog’s Madness-—lt Tears Cttrpttfa,‘
Bites at Clutlrn, nnd Dies of tie}!-
lnfllcbod Wounds.

[From the nslurrmre Xomn
One evctrin recently great excitement will

created It the: residence of MI’. Charles W.

Booz 40 Jackson Square. While one of Mr.

Boozis children was playing with It 3. dog,

the nnlmnl suddenly jumped from or top

ma ran Ir-ound the room with almost light-
ning velocity. The family, noticing that the
dog was fmlhln It the mouth, made their
compo by moun ng the tables. sldobonrds,
and other furniture in the spntttncnt. The
brute. alter lnsu vein sttempts to bite those
lathe room. rtul ed through every room In
the building, after vihlsh It returned to the
sitting rooimztvhore, in its fury, it strapped at
the legs of the chairs Ind tables end tore the
esr-pots. Fortunately at this juncture Mr.
1100:, who Is Ishlphutlder, doing business on
Thames. ll-l'I)rc;& returned home to dinner.

As be non his dwelling his attention we‘:
attracted la the screams of the Inmates.
Thinxln at the house wss on are, illr.

Boos vrlhotn waiting to tslte out till ni ht-
itoy. burned tho door_|tt. When he rose ad
the dining-room the dog sprung upon him,
and s dosponul bsttlo took place. After
some moments of hard fighting. Mr. Boos
mam ed bythe use of bin will lpg-stick. to
beett 0 dog Into thn yard in the rear of the
house. and from thence into a shed, the door
of which lie seeurely fastened; The snlmni
barked Indbowlod for nearly an hour sitar
which all was silent. Upon cautiously re-
opeulu the door Mr. Boot. found tlrnt the
do In I rabid my bad chaired the tongue
on of its bend. cnuslngit to bleed lcrilcntb.
Mr. lion: declares that It in Iimost n mystery
how the fnrnil y escaped the dog’s teeth.

 

A Bride Dies in n ,Weddlng Dance.
[l"rusIl the Ilssnllton tout.) Spectator.)

On Tuesdn ', It New Ilntnbu . I yaumt
mm named Ielnmctx Wu tnnrr ed to s bliss
Zel lie. The wuddiu ' pnrt went from the e
to rider: to the br do’: other, where,
usual among Germnns, I dance wits held. in
the evening. Ibout ll o'cIoox, the bride. who
had been appsrontly well sll day. dropped
suddenly dead in tho tnltltllo of the tbtnco.

In default 0! $3.01.!) '

 3.’ ,g._HUsBAND’s 

flfieboath of Parley Bu Pfhlf; an Early
Iormon Apoetl&~_—1't Ker-men Account

of. st

Ittlsrt-cslr—' posed Exodus from

Utah to New Mexico and /trizontt.

[from the New ‘for: Bun.)

Mrs. McLean the Innocent cause of the 13-
suutlnntlon of 15st-le E. Pratt, was a native
of Pennsylvania. i or parents moved to New
Orlenns. where she mnrried Hugh §IcL<:nn.
Borne few years after their marriage they
muvcd to San Frnnclnoo. xi.
first time Ira. ilcixisn cltnlo sequslntcd
with the dodrino of the Letter Dsy stints.
cocsmoulykuownns Mormons; ma she its
eventually oplivlncod of the truth of their
teschilxgr. title obtained the mus.-nt at .\1r.
.\lcl.c.-an to be baptized, and the yoiued that
Chllrch.

For years ‘pl-lot to her becoming s Mormon
the bad It‘.
wrctclrednoss. Her husband was not uuiy an
lnebrlnte, but sseeacd ltvloicut end cnu-.I
tem r—so mue so. that she often feared for
her 0. »_Ali these Lion: the oontlmmd
to endure like u 0 Christian mother,’ for
the taste of her poor children; for how could
she abandon them to Lbs sole can at so un-
nattlrnl 3 parent, entirely void of sensibility
and mercy?

Mrs. Mt~I.e.-in had never seen P. P. I’!-nut.
.- until some time after her connection with the
ilorrnom. Liar tlrst noquntm.-mu with him
wrulltt 133'». He was reisitllng in California
with his wife; and no Intllrmcy existed be-
tween Mrs. )lcI.ca.n end Mr. l’rIlt other titan.
would naturally nrlse 0l:I.fi‘(‘-llfl mntaben of
the same Church. Although Mr. Mchenn
gave his consent. for ‘nor to Join the llortnons
sud n:<.‘(<l\‘e lilo ordltrlsrlcc of baptism (some-
thing the Mormons I‘lt‘\‘f!f ermlt without the
consent of the husband), a,- look ulvanlsuzo
of that circumstance. to pars-_-cute ht-1' still
more than lurllrc-rly. Ila forbade her mou-
tlonlnt; .\Ir.»rtnoni«tn in his presence, or ting-
ing nny of their hymns.

Do.\uze'nc rsvxnlcrrrrzt.

On one occasion be came home late at night
Ind found hcrsiuglug I llnrmon hvrnn. wbirh
so exnspcrnted him that be put her into the
street Ind locked her out. She durst not lento
the house. and wild close to It until a gentle-
man curls along with whom she was acquaint-
ed. she solicited his protection, took
her to his own home. In the morning she
wrote I note to P. P. Pratt, Isklng his ocula-
snl. fie advised her to go to is respectable
boarding house, nnd engage her board and
lodging.“ Alt-Lean‘: ax-pcnse, end she did 39.
ltut only s few days olapted before McLean
stzrlt s mediator to prevail with her to return
to her home, teliln r her the children won in-
consoinhl A mut er’: have prevailed over
every oth consideration, and Hit! returned
to bits home and n.-mined the charge of his
house. and children, but was never a wife to
him after.

She rezuslucd with him but is short time.
when he committed on not which entirely
sepsrsted them forever. She had sent her
ch ldren to school one morning as usual. but
when the time came for their return the czlnlu
not and she evr very ulxiotls. When (‘L018
came home a e informed him of their absence,
and requested hlmte go to teach of them;
but be very enutetnptuously told her that she
would never see liar chlldmn again; lhnt be
but scnl. them to New Urlcnns. liho instantly
tnluud, and reutainod In fainting flu nil

n rhl.

Vhen ltrr. ltclnann re tried be: reason
mtliclent tocoutrol hersel . the resolved at
nil hnz.I s to go to New Orleans. "Her

children were !H'tI)“lI0]'IHl»l‘ltlhll Irl.dtl;'e Eldest
onynne o . er user: it sat
tjhhosa cbll rensgt thst [undefihogs gt? lgng

tnneo rain it Franc sec to ietv room
without nnygmtcctlffit, solttlyuln Lira: claflrge a‘!
strain on. seen our to rs. c an’
pnreu e, prttendlu that ho was nfraid sh:
would rnnsvrn ths Morrmrns sud tun
her children w at her.

Mrs. hlclxnn n in nod s in bcsougbt her
hullbsnd to f her wit moms to go to
her children, but be intently refused.
When all ho lulled obtsinlng the nlesurs

from hltn.'s e Informed some other acquittal.-
sncce of her deginnblo condition, end they
generously pro cred her the money tobesr

or ex clues to blow Orleans. When Qiclmun
lesnl that. his rldo torbodethstsbe should
Accept ssslstnnee In ltrsn , Ind he gave
her the required srnount letgler go. but
with strict orders to her roots not to lot her
bltre any. Intercourse N1 is her children ex-
eo t under is trust)‘ guard. Her parents.
be ierlng his nocusntlons ngoinst bur, unrrled
out his Injtlnctlous in the very letter.
line was not sliowed to own convene with her
children, without some person being present

IN sour Lexi: C111’.

Thl stain of affairs could not lan§ be en-
d):l|‘2d;lIdll:I'1‘llt:Ilf.h tirtlleglher, and slim (‘ll that
s eeolr no surv ve e up mac ng sum-
mer In that hot clinnts; so EEO obtained the
consent of her parents and set out for Utah.
When she arrived in Salt Lake city than was
no one in the lace sbo tn: 2 untitled with
except P. P. '11:: end wife. he therefore
wont to their residence, and requested them
to tire her is home with them, until she ro-

uod. bur lyzealtbg which fsvor they rosllily
grsntnd. ii belt or health man sutliclcntly
t;_stsblls’lret.i¢.hshle egfngned to  llirixbnm
out: I on. e unscoo-oulleon
lm re.-mites. sud employs teachers expressly
for own fsrully. -‘

This school she taught for yours, but she
could not be hnppg. liar moth;-r's been

earned for her eh ren. Finnllalir. ‘i nung

old her shohsd butler return to {cw Orleans
and try to fit herehlldreu, And she concluded
t,o_t1o'so. r. Young then wen}. to llr. Pratt
snd requested him to to the bulls: on busi-
ness and Iecotnpnny H. )Ir:l.e.-tn and another
Indy, kin. Sn nrmbscroos tho plalnn. Airs.
Buyers was go gwutk after her aunt. Hr.
Pratt was very to go‘, he seemed to turn
s preserltimcut. of evil. ut. consented. lie
zhccompsnled dthe ladies to St. Louis, where

oroq ilrlllz . ‘ _

Hrs. cL;sn and Mr. Pratt agreed tr-_ror-
respond onslly, in order, to nrflllgo the.
time tor irsc ng Lhs ts-antler on their return,
in MN. l{cLean Wu smripns to meet Mr.
Pratt so tbal. she could be sum of n reliable
trlonti to accompany her back tutrose the plztlrla '
Ind their-carrospeude led -to the ‘int?
uugedy. Tlsrou it some 01 Mr. McLean I
Iccret spots the r letters were tntcmoptcd
sod their sppoitrled meeting (ll.-co\‘cred.

Mr. uilolien reached the trontler lost otter
Mrs. Helicon bad srrtvcd. She had mun-
lftdto gather two youngest children. The
0 d_t.-st. I boy. she never saw after he left Col-
llurnln. Iter relstlves had gent him to Ohio
loschool before she left hr-wtlrlt-.uis.4nnt1
she never hard at him sftertrnrd. it ill.‘-it
McLean met his wife he lure the children
from her, while they citing to her in frantic
grief‘) sud sent them back. To retain his
wife o bad it writ server! on her, and be sent
her under guard to 1-ort 1-‘uiltb. .\lui.eau
then went in pursuit of llr. Pratt. Ind had is
writ served on him for petlt larceny; nnd be,
too, was taken to Fort lsrllltb. ‘filo mouss-
tlou infill sgcall th ¢hlilt{lI'nr’l cl‘0|-hes. It
wuss n it am. or nut at not iCt'll near
New Orleans. neither had hosocn the children
or their clotllcs.

1'11]: burn or rn.tr1'.

McLean could ‘prove nothing ngnlmt Pratt
whatever to Just! y holding him in l.|Iil’l'!-§,iIlid
he was released. After he was discharged.
lIel..esn [git two other men of his own stamp
to go wit him, nnd pursued their victim un-
til the cum! ton nnnll bit of woods, where
they d chsrgod their firearms. but not one
bnl pierced the apostle. Then one of the us.
sasrl slumped from his horse em hi. 
rut ’s ham by the bridle, Ind hol it while
Maison ullcd him down to lilo ground sud‘
stabbed lm to the heart. A man who resided
our by happen to be in s bl.oudwlt.ne~_Asctl
the b oody me o. After :0 Issanlns had
left he went over to Mr. Pratt, and found him
still living and nblo to speak. He «told he was
not sullering, felt no pain at all but was
thirsty. Two hours Ilterrvttrd be ad.

Mrs. McLe n was also released from custo-
dy no cb being proved against tier. Elle
subsoquen y returned to Brit. Lake City. Iml
resumed her former occu allot: of teaching
school. Her son Albert one of those she
started with for Utah) came to visit her. and
reznslned with her until her denth.Whit‘h i°°"
place in November. 1874. Ehe WM 3 W001“!
at llnblemlllhetl cbnrut'.ler,ono who feared God
Ind strove to keep his commnndmcntsi and
who was ivillln to saorllice all that con ll be
rot ulrod for or nrilgiotlll fnlllh Md-EH1
on till his cruel and blood!’ cam“ bl‘ 1 m“"'

I .
wifofleti ‘ll’. Pmti mm on a ostle in the ‘Afar-
mrm Cburch. revel-rd so honored by his
brethren of the sums faith. He tvss esteemed
and respected by all out! people with whom
he won it uslulcd iv other Mormons or ath-
ertvlse. fur tbs lilauntsin Meadow snu-
ltncro being per irsted b the Iiarmons to
even n the deal of Prsll. o story In onI.l.t‘e-
iy w ibuut foulldntlon. ' o tertilnony siren
st the Leo trial, in Beaver, ought to satisfy
my roasolrehlo person of that.
on you likw tlnxrco.

Unprlnclpied inducers of Brigham Young
have ml in circulation untrutbful reports
that t In Mormons are mixed up with the
blow Mexico fraud. This Is on y snotber
scheme of l.I.teI.: enemies to nine prejudice

 which is. #1‘ Tililuriml "E

There for tho.

it life of ‘untold misery Ind , M,,,.,,,.,,,,,.m,mm'_MTen1mqm.d‘°lmd“a

sud persecution against our people. The
Mom-ions are the int people on earth who
would have my cc-nncdion with my Bing
: outside of their own Clrunb. I‘? would be
entirely the FEVEUB of all their former pro-
'ceedlu and faith. The leaders are always

eoumw in ' the pe-otpic against mixing up and
dealing w th outs dens. They seem to fear
when the cell Gentiles, xnd well they msy,
tor they rtvo received so much Injustice st
t -1: lrntlda rhsttlie Jess th scnnqhsveto do
wl llu-mlhs better‘. Anlieihnt ostereuon
why they are moving to Arizona and New

exloo.

5° filthy outrldrrs‘ hsve norefltrtosnii
Lake City and the eurzbttntllng settlements
tbst Ute Mormons are ltnxlousto
mam them Arid (‘heir ‘eorruptionlt. eéy pro-
for to dwell with the tlntulorr.-.d uvnga rather
than with tbo-lo who are eorrtlnusllv striving
to zltlr up strife. lesions and discard. The
main object of the oulsi an in the Territory
is to get. the ltbnnun-'3 possessions. The

‘“‘"“==l 3%-W11: they have endured every bard-
lhlli and ,1-rivxtlon that hunrsnltylxm In
01. and they have made the desert and
blossom like me rose; and new, when they
have rented the-rnselv comfortable homes,
their enemies have again become envious oi.‘
their prosperity. '

But, judging from ..,.
mans intend to Irttlflo to-Jr pergecuusn 5’
moving rm‘:-zr. and thus improvotbe ihnnco
while llwy have an opportunity of dhposlng
of their proper?‘ to .u to dvpsive their euc-
mics of the fill ilnlent at their 00V‘8tuti£ ex-
pectations. - _

The itlnf business in sll shear, set afloat
for the so I: purpose of ffi1]u'fluflg‘[hg Mm-.
mom in their proposed morn,

A wonmxt TO an mtxm-:0.

manual, the Kor-

Sentence or -Wilhelmina Wélck roi-
Poisoning Km‘ Ilusbaxl , Michael
Vlcick. '

{From HID Buffalo Courlcr.1
The oaurbroomwns tbronged when Mrs.

Wlitlrlmimt it etch was brought up for gen.

lam-c vcstertlev. The Deputy Sheriffs and

the lmlir.-o: exerted tlrcmselvu :3 admit nopg
but vrunlrn. Mrs. Wu.-lck did not appear in
the least agiuted. She eonrcrred composediy

I it"? minuwt with Mr. Fischer, one of he:

Inwyers, nnd st his instance signed a. rcqucnl

coon.-mlri the dis nsaéhof her minor chil-

dren wll en the dig!-rl 3 Erin hunt): her
sIgu:t‘turn was clear and bold. Alter writing,
her handkerchief fell to the door as she dri-fvv
buck. The convicted woman smiled sli;:btly,
rnresllu bfithe exertion the hectic spot on
either I31! and leased forwsrdto reach the
handkerchief, which sltohold or: her lace
and relnpsed sgitln Into nbs on.
hf:/Cook. after nrxnounr: that be bad no
objection to ofler to sentence than ro-

Muu¢'-ed. uld further that his cl out dos rod

her children placed In I Proteahtnt orphan

neyll llr.
uhlgn Daniels replied that the Court had no
arbitrary sutnority in the ynsiior. as the
children were not present on Any prom-cdtn ti
Er had not been crust upon the protection of IE9
‘curt;

Mr. Cook replied that he had drawn up the
proper est. under the ststute, sad it In:
according y admitted as I rnntter of record.

The Court next proceeded to pan sentence
on toilows, the some being interpreted to the
gnsouerby Geo Brest. who had previously

een sworn for at duty:

derstnnd English?"

The reply was in the nemtlve.

“You were indicted for cousin the death
of Xlchael Wcick. by tho sdznln lttnrlu of
guinea. in the month of November last. ‘cu

ave been and by I jury on thehuth of that
charge. and this Jury. Ifter bnsr allure
in dance that equi be produced nst you
sad in your fnrox’. have found you zuilly of
hltvlng osnsod the death at the boy by admin-
istering Ix-llenlo to him. You lure mcoivod
faithful Ind this defense I: the hands of
eounssl ssslgnedtoyou hytbs Court stud in
wt: only after evidence was found to leave no
doubt of your lit thsl. the .]lI.l'éopl'I>nDi.t.n¢Dd

you lily of t in crime. Tltis tlrt has but
my to perform, and thst is to rormunco
the ly punishment that the lsrvgenlr-provl-

dod or such In ,otl’cnso, and that is the pun-

ishment of death. _ Have you‘ Inythlmr to say

why sentence at destls should not be pro-
ounced on on now?" _

Mrs. Wei . with bereft! cost down. shook
bu bead slowly‘, nrld at 1 re prompting of her
counsel. Mr. 1- scher, murmured some unin-
wlli bio negative.

‘ ' e sentence of the Court. Is that you be
returned to the prison from whence you were
brought, and that you than be held in the
custody of the sheriff or Erie county until
Frlds , the flilt day of July’, 1878. Anti tint on
that , between the hours at 10 o'clock in
the forenoan sud 2 o'clock in the sfternoon,
you be bulged by your neck until you shall be
du;i;”nud may God have mercy on your
son .

As the concluding words were pronounced
the prisoner sank back Into her ohnir. the only
emotion exhibited being s dunked film and :t
convulsive twitching of the muscles of the
thmat, after which nlmovt irultnnllv she ro-
uumcd her ususl sir of stnlcnl Indfllururce.
Even while the sentence wu beln pro-
nounced tho miserable women did otfils lay
the slightest aim) of what wits goln uh it out
baa‘. or my Appreciation of the swsr of the sitti-
s on.

May on Pike's Peak.

The Denver (Cal.) .\’clc.t, of tho .’rtlt lush.
says: ‘ ‘The month of Blny was rculnrknlrlo lot‘
too: barometer Ind Lourpernltlta, high witltis,
fr uent. bcary snow-st:rrm.v.greattot.1I uro-
cl ftntlon. Ind generally very seven we-at rlrr.
T n heaviest stroll‘-siorrus oct:urrcd from tho
ill: to the lib. Inclusive; fmtn the Hill to the
13th inclusive, end on the ?.1.d. The last one
is without s parallel In the history of the sta-
.l.lon. trvoro than ll-tree feet of snow hzwltly: full-
on during lite an , Iimoslt complete] burying
the house, add to whttl. was air-.-at y on the
summit. it was dltlereut from all ailm-
norms that have Dt‘clti'?c_d dtlrirl the part
winter. in being steadily nccour ‘ill mi lav :1
northeast wind. As is usual t e pr:-cl’ lila-
lion of now was necotrilpstllcd y amen :2 low
pressure, but the most of it fell after the III-
roinetcr had cornntnuoeduo rise. The only

n th tdthe til. wit cb we nmritlnpntrlcd
r southwest and west winds llrrouslznut.

‘finger-slonm ooetlrmd on the 13th and
$5 .

A sueoensful I-‘lgli with a snake.
[From the Mount Vernon. (0.) lts~pnbt!rnu.]

Horace Sh! lay of Berlin Tolrnsbip. had an
encounter w U1 is sllniro last week. He saw
the snake in the acid when he was at \\'uI‘i{,
and attcxupted to kill It with n font‘--vnlnko.
Al be raised the sink-1 this snake dart:-ti at
him, and called limit smllnd his It-:~. Ilo
reached in his pocket fur Ills ltuite; I: win nui.
there, nnd no sllélt or stone was within hit
reach. while: the snake wan culled um lightly
around bis] 3 that ht’ could not walk. Mu
tllrcw hlutsv: f upon the ground. Iilll rnllul
over and over until he n-ncluzd some ~u.nr-.

when he sm:uhctI its in-ml with ulw Ll.--vx-_ ll
wtts n Inlnck rtntske, and measured I.‘ {wt 5
Inches In length. .

What it Sbsrlt Bwalloxvt-zl.
[From tbo Attnknt-at tI.s.) ltvlt)-lrr«‘

Mr. F. A. Hnullltuu. tullnluli. kc»-lwr of

Ehl .‘5llon11|ghI~Iln\l.~x~. trrilrs that 1-H llvv‘ fill:

in ' Capt. \i'lIi|nln- :-ml hlluwif .~.;.¢uru-ll
I slmr mensusing nine feet eight. lfltfiiit s frmtt
tip to ll . On GlIl1lI);.' it open. ”lt'2'tf were
found In is slunlnch, among other :sI"U<'it'.I6. a
watch, two metal bullunl and ti buckle. Wititril
lisd orldelllly cuuic fr:-ma pair of psnialunns.
The itlumtcr bad pro!-mill)‘ made I mt-nl tiff of
some poor unfortunate. The whirl: is full
)c\\'(‘iC|l. a patent lever, gilded, and l)tIllliif‘I’t'll
"...'..'t.~‘. Capt. ll‘ llllntns cinlttu the wt-lcti. and
sent It to lll s part. to he left with Mr. C. S.
Wilson until he names ill.

Loitn /\I.I‘lP23tlARLE. in his slor of ill» llfr.
tells ‘us how Lord Evcrsle , vr en n'sm;i1l
buy. bad the advent of curing the lzrtrisl
ltlatesinnn, Fox. sptv ' in the House of Cum-
mona. but he does not appear to bravo highly
up reciaied lbtit cl ueuce which so electri-
llo. the rest of mania ml, for .he orlt--I out.
"What is that int. gentleman in such a passion
Iboutf"

'.I.'It¢ True hlotllcxtl Philosophy. .

‘Bio terunrhnblo mates of dyspepsia, cunsllrrnilnu.
xclycrsl tiebtlliy. intermittent And remlttnnttsyen.
uurvotuuelfl. lnsutnl drtfiottdettty. And I host at
other stuns-nto. by last populnr Imtsnle lurlxorsnt
Ind sllvrsuve. Elootetters Btnsnsch Bitters. prove
their to riunu. not to deplete. the sick. lsthetnso
philosophy. Under the old system psuenlsonden
out n course or tn-tum-nl tlut anon had the once:
of exhausting their (law remaining ensrttu. Drnstlo
purxstlon. sad the ndrnlnlstnuou of violent remedies
with s vsultening racuoo. vrun tnqoeutly Ind most
unnecessarily resorted to tn cases where lnrigunuon
eoxnhlnsti with mild rezoisuve tresttnent vrutlis solo
destdentunr. Thu this tnswtu mods ot lrqcttlcntloo
hu been to s KIOSK Client Ibutdonul Is In _no stall!

some duo In the serious which isss Ittsndssi till
peerless remedy shots nun“.

\l’

at sway :

‘ ‘Wilhelmina Weick, stand up; do you uno '5

once lion to Lb“ ruio wfa during the storm of‘ I