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PKINKVILLE, CROOK COUNTV. OlilWON. SATURDAY. AUGUST 0. 181)1
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CLUB ROOMS FOR GAMES.
PACIFIC COAST.
Outbreak of Anthrax Near
Los Angles, Cal.
WM. H. I'LLMING INDICTED.
Saint Teresa Perform. nj Mirvcu
lutis Cures Urewcry lor
Phoenix. A. T.
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k)o Ui ur.. l a brow-try t i'li.eul, A. T.
IIhi-m llmivri 0Mrt4llnK III Hoiitlirru
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mtnv iii-itii.
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nlri.ft.ly t.ih'i nrftlriliiuj, Tlie miiiimlii
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ll'iilili miiiinTurr of ilmcovtry ul
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All tiiittirt'Ati ul Hiithrrtt Imri iM.'iirrivl
II iiiiIhh null h( I,. in Aiii(.'i..uii miairy
wliiTti f.irtv r-iwi Artf kiit. KuiirU'iiu
ImvH ilrt-4.y ili(l,
A I lill.inul ni.ii. mill t Hum Im ii"t.
on Urn fcnii I'. "I'.i ni'k In Inml ul Vir
ion, It. ('., mii.1 it i l.liivml I'm ve
rl will ckiii ln ul! Ilm r.x kn,
T ii'm mm nlly liv Imp lioiifKa in
r.ilk cm nly, O'. Kn'U liuii, I kihmI
l.ir luii,lnii( iiiiii i-rimii( hop. M ttni
ruin Urn litl rrnAti w nil!.! Ire 4Ti rri-i.
Saint Turrii I atill at Not!!!, A. T.,
wirturititiij iiilrH.-til'iiii curim Tim
i,.ii. Hint .li l.u I lwii tliot li v tlin
i i .v.Tii..r .l s hi itnin.v.T li I ait v l.iii'i
iInIiuii. flirt llra-l t t' iiiiniiiri il Aiti-m v
ra irt 1'.' (niiiiii.ii In IIim l'rilii' iiiant
hlati- an, I Tirnlnrir lur llm it wr k
an oiiiipair.! with 17 l.ir llii iijf riinjiiiit
ln m-k at I Wl.
It I atalo.1 at San l'i,, i Hint J. Mil
rNi'iit r'.irl4a, llm lt..i..ti rAinlKlut alio
w. riM'autlv im at nn-t an. I UMk il In
rrm.latii'n at I '..t.iiiit.l.i. i llm iiirrlir
ul llm I'ai ili. l!i'rli railioa.l.
Vi liiain II. I-li'111'ii.r, wli t ili.il ami
kil l. I Miuiunl rrit. litr I at Silvnr l'il,
l.Ulin, U-l April, ami a ln nil aninlt.l
Ii Hit' I' iriiiii-r'a jury, ha- li"ii iinluti'il
In tl.ii Kran. I jury. It in iiippoMt
llinra aaa inalir in lU killinf.
It In li. iw r(l !itt Ilia man klllcl
I y iK'iliiint in M iiilana, an. I who wi l
ml In hv lfii llm ip riiinly
iirn.uw.l iii lt.li.mr, waa ii,)t t!m I'll!
ptit. Mmrilf SI Ka i tlia .lniti
i;r.li .l.w. n.il .'i,n tun man lia aauls
l.ir tlic i riii.n.
An analymti . o( a l iUl ill whlnky
lit iiilit ti I'.irtlan.l Innn Uia Warm
h.nu(. lu.l an ri'mtrvation ha Ixfii
n,. an, I I iiiii.I t iMiiiaio a lot ..I liirwl
oil, clilurol.iriii ami Iht. A blllirml
UKik iwo hmtlra ol tills tuff tolhrtwr
vatiun. Tli cnntiiia ol on ul tliaio
waa liriink by ttiraw In,llni, all ol
wliull) iliril.
Thw V. It Ulrung (mipany, tha larii
I Irilil an, I iiiirrr tlrin ill I'alilurnla,
liat diHl.lt-l It win, I up it Imrilni'in.
Tlia rl. ar ampia to iiih1 all ilu
hiihI. Tha i-nnpinY liaa Itranrliv in
l Aniii-liw, Kivtraiile, iwnti, anil
iinnrira in all tin- priuripal Katrn
e lii. "Hiii" mil In niimlmr, l-aJiJui a
lr unrarry Inlr.'.t in Klorltla.
! A d"iillriiin J it in Itoni Ilia lk-
run mini, at ur.Kiihuru Mmiiilaiii,
. nrar lUknr City, "r,, y tlml riiluM
liavii lMin tiieoHi mar tlirra w turli
ara aortliy ol iiimtt ton. Tinny liava tlia
apmaraiif ol tlia trrtii'.iiiti artirl iu
cmI.ii. ami Ui all appir.un-ii ara rubira.
Il m, I llii'T ' aUiul tliv
pi , ami hv Hit. iii-uiitiuUr liaiol
lliat loiiH. U li wcured over UX) ol
the pallia.
There la a Itil ol liit"ry niniiwlail
atlh Ilia maliiiliiw ol Kukreall, Or.,
c.MiiiniiiiW kimaii a lnie hy the oliler
. Itihaiiiiaiiia ol I'u'l iimnty. Tlia pom
,nliM a vnlaltlialiml li'k In the ail
lira. Tlia Ural naiiin aiiK.'etl waa
"i:i." Hut t tl'" l'"IB r 'm''"
Inn aaa at a lii-!i pilrli. "'l t'ulinifl
Ne.inltli, aa K.llthir ol the new ollWe,
a.Wlatxl ilruppiiiil ol llm "Soiith ilown"
atiiimlniil till" 'i'l nl'illuliiii tli
naiiia "Iji t'ril'," alter the Ixantilill
la.ain on wliirh it Ilea. An error aaa
ina.1 In ellliiK lite won! Iiv ita amiml
ill VVaaliliiKton, an.l tin' fill went
ollli'liilly iip.m reonrilaa "KirkreaH" ami
!u n.i.iaiiHi.l that way ever aim e.
JameaO. Maaoii, formerly p.tiiiaatir
al T'illii!'", who wia In lii'leil Iiv the
I'liltwl Matia itranil jury 'or liavliiii
fiiriiixl Ilia i.ame of JolmanH Krii kmui to
a iii.iney iiriinr anil-nllw'tfl Kt tlierenn,
waa analuiie.l In the t'uite.l Slittia Hia
irh't l'irt ai l.irtlaml lli other ily,
ami ntire.l a ple.t of uiully. I inte.
Ht ratio Altornev Maya rinmiiinmliil
that a line ot f nm oe uiiponro, m w.
fault thereof (lie criminal to ln-wiitenml
to a term ot niiprimiiiioenv. . .. .
Munn aaul the inoiiev nmlil he raine.l,
aoae.iteme waa .leterinJ ami r",'l'n;"'
r,'timiiile.l to jail. Mna-n atmi'l '
the omiiiunlW uiilil Hi" rrl'"
ch-trui'd anainal him, I
think llial ha plea.ltl ' v t aoreen
reiine of hia family wlm i-nniiintte.1 the
rrlnin. H 'i""1" H""'1 th" l,,n,,nl ol
tha order aoine limn ko.
Th report Hint the Ureal Northern
railroad ln lot a emit rant to l. I,
Hliepard lor lli I'oiiali iirtioii of rail
r mil from Itiittn thrmmli tln to San
Krani'lai-o la niilouiidi.d. II. Henry,
of hliepunl, ll"iry V Co., aaul Hi"
da that he waa aura there. no trtilh
In U lor tha Ureal Northern had not
avnn maile riiNiiiniilain, liim'h l
a anrve. over the ronta in ipieatloii.
The Union Pari fit) m'l ,'llv?'v "!m"
veiua aim, l"t h done not him Inrtlier.
rtm li a road would run throutih mm
g,lialriit In Montiuiii, mul a roo.! Ir
rl'ahle ommtry In H.mtlu.rti Iditho,
thouuli hut ntlRhllr lve P'I. ut on
trikliiR Kaatem OreRon It would enler
a diwert b liopeuna aa r;.i.. .. ?-
miter Rood country again around Klam
ath Lake. In SmitiiWeBtHMi Oregon, and
Iron, there would run tl.rouKh
eoniitrv In California. It would be 1,!M0
m e ,fr nior. Io-.r.b.uI ould tarj.t
in ondertaWliiR a. th", !"'' ltlo
xteualou ol th- Oreat Nortlieru.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
No PW Lunation to be Issued Opening
the Colvlllc Indliin I'etervatlon
for Some Time.
Herretitry Klklna liaa formally ap
proval! tha prupiaition for tha corn-true-turn
of two frna hrlilRi-a acroaa tha Will.
auiKtlo river at Portland, Or., aceorijiiig
to the jilmii of the local augliioera.
Tha lluu-ia Oumuilttea on Indian Af
fair liaa lavoralily reported Kenator
llulpli'a hill RrantliiR to the illtie .Mount
ain Irrigation Coiiiiuiiiy a right ol way
lor reaervolra and a canal tliroiiuli the
Umatilla Indian reiurvation iu Oregon.
Thero la ipiite an iiitereatiiiR wrauxla
over the lull now pendinir, in tha II, una
lor n. ii, lolling aol.liera who fought in the
Indian wara. Itepreaentative Wilaon of
W'aaliiriKtoii and Senalor Mitchell ol Or
ion are iuaiatliiR that, wlilla penaionlii'i
llri.e aolillera who louglil In tl.a Indian
wara ol a eoiujiaratlvely leieul periiKl,
tlioae who purii -ipKii..! in th earl In
dian wara In Oregon and Waahiiigton
ali iiil.l aleo receive their reward. It ia
on tin prop. atitioH that the two llouaea
are now in d..ajrteioirit, hut it ia hoped
that the earlt Indian tiglitaii who ara
till living mil be Incliided.
The lull which paavnl tha lloiiae 10
enlori recipro-al commercial reliiliona
Imlweeii the t inted Mtia ami Canada
provide! tht when the Prea dt-iit ahali
fie aal lalliul that the pa-ooiite through any
ranal or I'e k coiiue.'ld with navigation
on the Hi. Lawrence river, the Ureal
l.akra or the walerwva connecting the
ame ol any veaaela ol llie 1,'nited htale,
or ol cargiM'a or ol taanngera ill transit
to any part of the loited Ma Lea, ia ro
li.lnte.1, or made dilh. ii I or liurdcn. oina
by the iiuiaiaitinn ol l-nla or other me,
a hich lie ahall deem to he reciprocally
unjust and unreasonable, he ahull have
itower lo atiapend the right o( panage
through the M. Mjry'a Kalli canal so
lar aa it relates to ve-aela owned by "ul
),.,'! a ul any govern innt discriminating
againat the Culled Mulea.
Senator Pelllgrew will ery stem re
port a bill ol great imiairtanca to every
rountv, township, aclcad district and
Slate where there are Indians who have
taken lands In allotment under the ptea
entlawa. Si Boon aa Indiana take the
lands in allolnieiila they Iter line clliiena
am! ara alluweil to vole, but I hey are nut
oblige-:! to pa ail line. This ti ll ire
KNH-a Inat the g .veriiioeiit tl.ull par the
taiea lor the Indiana totbe.aiue amount
and at the aame itea aa the while peo
ple aitiialed lotig,la of lite luluiiB,
the objei't l-elng that, aa the government
the Indiana ehall l taiil, the gov
ernment should provide lor the uKvment
ol taxea In Siatea where Indiana are lo
cated and where they receive the I ame
nta ol taiation and rivhial ion. It
a-euia like a ery acuaihle thing, and
will perliaa lie lavoralily coiiiidcred in
the Senate.
purtber investigation into the prop l
ti leeiie a proclamation ore'iong the Col
villa. Indian re-e rvation L a is lol'iecon
e uaion thai no such prac amatinn will
Iw ma le until alter the land have been
srrveye.1 an I the Indiana have aerurfd
tl.elr aMotinciita. The reanin for this
run raw ol action ia to pr.vcnt the end
leas litigation which ia sure to follow.
e,-cia!y if while aeltlera go In an.l
make aelectieiia which alter survey the
Indiana desire. I'nder the law the In
dian can oust the white man fr.im hie
claim, and if a while man ia fortunate
enough lo lectire a valuable mineral
tract, a peraon wanting the land could
enrol y induce the Indiau to oust him and
cause a great deal of trouble and e
penae. So it li pmliabio that the
in appropriation lor aurvevit g the land
will Iw immediately eieiidel and the
Imliuna re.iiete.l to take allotment,
after which the proclamation opening
the laud U) the while aettlere will 1
iabued.
! UilCAllONAL
i
' The Oldest CoHcne In North ArnetUa-
Ohio We-.lry.ui Uiuv ernty
! Priissun fcjiu.ituui.
! . ...
Kentucky baa a colored Slate Teach
; era' Aaaociation.
I Hrooklyn is to launch a manual train
; lug tx-hool, the vote in ita favor teiug 'M
! lo 10.
During the last vear l.HiaJ girls were
i graduatetl from the lUieton Cooking
i School.
I The largest ami finest technical aehool
Iu the world ia to I erected at Manches
; trr, Kugland.
I III the rlaaa of IW.' at Cornell t'nlver
! aity 1 IS lavoied a protective tttritl, and
4S opKaed It.
! The rreahvteriana are about to eatalt-
liah a college In Suit Lake City, and have
purchased a aite ol lit) acres,
i There are aeveuleen voting men In the
graduating dam at Harvard who failed
Ui g"t their degree thi year,
I One-third of the atildentf abroad, it la
aunt, die prematurely from the etlecta ol
bad habit acpiired In college.
I During the lait year there Rra mated
(ruin the medical collegea ol the I'uiled
' State alioiit n.tHHt young thn tora.
More than one-third ol the teacher of
S the I'nited Stale are men I'JI.'.iL'll men
and 2'-'7.:;Hi' women ..o per cviu.
Ohio Weelevau I'niveiaitv hm bad this
vear an enrollment of 1,217 Undent.
eicee.li.ig the hiiiuImt of the last aehool
year by WIS.
Kugland, with IU universities, ha
?,::! more profeaeor and M.S14 more
sl'iideir than the 3tW niiiverHitiee of the
Uiilied State.
The revenues of Oxford and Cambridge
repriwent a capital of alHiut $75,lHk,tkm.
The I'niveraily uf helpalo is worth near
ly .H1,(HH),IK)0.
In almoat all the mnnnfactiirlng towns
of Kiirop during the lt half century
school have been opened for appren
tices in the Iudiiatrial aria.
The oldest collegu In North America
was founded In 1ft tl the College of St.
Ildiifonao In tha City of Mexico. The
next olderit Is Laval College, Quebec.
Out of a class o( llilgirH, the largest
Welleslev College haa ever graduated,
SS girls bve health as good aa when they
entered, '.'tl better and H not aa Rood.
PriisBiun education la more thorough
than that of any other country. Every
child l in school from 8 to 14 year of
age. .l'nreut must obey the law, pay a
lino or go to prison.
On June 13 the School Board of 81.
Paul. Mum., abolished the distinction of
ex in the mutter of ulariea, and will
hereafter pay the women the tame a
man lur doing th aaiu work.
EASTERN ITEMS.
Syrian Leper Allowed to Land
at New York City.
GOLDEN, COL., IN DANGER.
The Harry Edwards tntumulogical
Collection Kentuckiun's
Strange Will.
Kleven death have resulted from th
riois at lloiiiev. -ad, Pa.
.New York bauki have I1U,207,IX)0 lo
excess ol the legal n;,uireilienl.
A Teiineeae-e convict is pronounr! by
the penitentiary physician to tie of both
e i es.
New York burliness men are greatly
worried over the lack ol warehouse fa
cilities. The manufacturer of Kali Kiver,
Mans., have juat increased wage 3:,
per caul.
There I quite a rush of people into
the Southern States who have few
thousand dollara to luteal.
(teneral Ueorge K. A Kurd of Dallas,
lex., is alioiit Ui go to Kurope lo induce
farmera to aetlle in that Slate.
.Marshall Field pal l JIJO,OUO lor J
)tiare leet ol Chicago land recently
llie lareit prn-e ever paid in that city.
Hv a rut ol the Kiu (iramle river it
waa shortenetl alxiut two in. lea, ami 9 tU
acre ol II ,1. irau laud are now on the
Aiueriiaii aide.
(toldeii, a Biihurh of Denver, ooiita;n
ing H.ltXlU jre-ople.il ill danger ol la-ing
awept a iiv by a grand laudalide from
f altle .Mountain.
The railroad are finding it nece-eary
l make cheap exciiraiou rates in order
to supply harvest hands lo Central and
Western Kansas.
A IliilUlo deaf mute ha recently b-en
attarked by St, Vitus' dance. in hi arms
and lingers. Ha Is learning U make
sign with hi feet.
Hv order of the Commissioners of the
Diet'rirt of Columbia all the theater in
Washington must Ire lilted throughout
wilh electric lights.
The story ol con, esiori by the Mexi
can government to an American com
pany to build a railroad trom F.I Paao to
Macallan ia again repealed.
The Revenue Department haa derided
that the bi-cblorile of gild inatitntes
which claim to cure inebriety are liable to
the government for the retail liquor tax.
An attempt ha been made to burn the
Slate women' prison and refoiiu acbool
for giria at Imlianapona. Three fire
were ! ut ted at the same time, but were
extinguished.
A student of Johns Hopkins Univer
sity is sa.d to have discovered the key to
the hieroglyphic that will unlock the
mvsteries in Hiltite inscription, hith
erUi wholly unknown.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Mad propo-e to run n electric
train Iw.ween .New York and New Ha
ven and make theditnce seventy-four
miles In sixty minutes.
For a second time since the pnaeage of
the eilver law of ISJO fa) per cent, of the
customs n venue at New York durim
the timt ten day of July wa paid in tu
new treasury uotes issued under that law.
Over 4iK damage ult have been filed
against the Little Rock and Kort Smith
and Missouri Pacitlc railroads for viola
tion ol an Arkanaa law fixing paaeeiiger
rates, and the court i( deciding about
fifteen rates a day agttinst Ibacoui panics.
A hui-e bowlder and beside it a flag
staff tllly feet high have been erecte-d in
Franklin, N. 11., to mark the spot where
Daniel Webster was born. The birth epot
waa originally In the town of Salisbury,
but is now included In the territory of
Franklin,
The father of Alice Mitchell, who
kiUe-d Freda Warde last January at Mem
phis, testified that Alice' mother was
ineane and the girl had manifested un
ilur peculiarities. She (peaks of Freda
aa if ahe were living now, and take no
iuterel In her owu trial.
Father Bay, a Catholic priest in Chi
ca, shot and killed Barney Mornn. a
burglar, who had entered the priest's
house one night lat week. M irau tired
twice at llie priet, mising him. A
Coroner's Jury decided that Father Bay
wa not to lie blamed or censured.
The strangest thing of this generation
in the way o( will-making is retried
from Kentucky. One of the rioheat men
of the Stale died a few days ago, aud cut
hia sons oil' with $100 each because ol
their liking (ant horse. His widow and
daughter divide a furt'ine of K'.WO.OOG'
A Syrian woman, badly atllicted with
lepro, wa allowed U l"1"' -New
V..rl. 'Iuinu oeSHM.! in.iiection at o ilrtr-
aiitine. It is said the inspection I too
careless, and there it fear that unles it
ia made more rigid the danger of im
porting cholera infection will lie very
great.
The Haskell mitlticliartre gun has again
lieen tested at Heading, I'm., lor p netra
tion into iron plate. The projectile
lionet rated the beat range iron an inches,
which is three plates more than any gun
ever penetratc-d before. The projectile
waa found to be aa perfect aa when it
came from the lathe.
By the will of Uvrn W. Field the
Metropolitan Museum of Art at New
York will como into posseasion of the
medals and iueignias received in connec
tion with the laving ol the Atlantic ca
bles and letters and document relating
to the enterprise from the Inception ol
the scheme to it accomplishment.
The American Museum of Natural
History at New York ha secured the
Harry Id wants entomological collection,
which well known in San Francisco.
The collection includes over 250,000 in
octs of all kind from all parts of the
glolie, and is very rich in the lepldoptera
ol North America, especially the butter
Hies ol the Pacific Coast.
When the derlelencv bill was under
consideration in the Senate Perkins of
Kansas asked unanimous consent to have
stricken (mm it the Item of iii.OOO (or
the widow ot Senator Plumb of Kaunas,
and read a letter from Plniuh'non stat
ing that the item was iiiferted without
his mother's knowledge and against
what h believed would have been hi
father' wlsbe. N objection being
made, th Item wa eliminated.
How K.IImoi Hiii. a Hug.
I wonder bow runny riwlnt ever
lit-ai-d tha wonderful Ktocy of how
KctiKoii tnudi) u box' It liappcni'd
away buck in JSMi or 1881, Ix-foiu the
olittricimi hud Uco.ii a count, und
known in the iikmI nuiuito cornern of
the world. There had been two or
three purson killed by the elootrio
wires, and people wen srioutily cou
templitiii(f some plmi to iM tlwnn out
of the way and still ke:p the wonder
ful whiUj llt'lit.
Jliwm irojnu tliut the wire be
put in llm (-run i pest; but how on earth
wen; the jix U lie "tiirtad"t" with
li ie.(triu w ircaf
AfU r fctuilvin(f the uuiltur one night
Edr-em auid'Ui a fellow eleftricuiii :
"Why, as-e here, Johnson, I'll tuuke
a bui( that w ill druif a w ire through
every foot of pipe in New York city,
it it become n.ary."
"Muke a bug!" exclaimed hia cum
laiiiou, thinking the inventor bad
lokt hi uiind. ' Wbal in the world do
you mean ("
"Well, I'll make u bu(f,"wiid the in
ventor, coiiliilently, "that will go
w licre I raerid him, iind drag a wire,
tlNI. "
I A few days afU rwaru he laid a curi
oualy coiiblructed thing on the table
I in liieolliee before time lo go Ui work ;
;it w as his put i: bujf. It waa con
jatruri.d tbua: A miuule electro-tnac
in t. carrying behind ita line insulated
wire i.il. .Now, observe - every time
'the circuit was closeti through the
inufe'iHl llie annatur-e was allraoti-d,
i the pawl clutched the aide of a piece
: of jjas piiea provided fur tiie occumoii.
uiij the magnet Uu:ind m drawn
Ujwaid llie armature aljout llie tix-U-i;iith
of uu inch. When the circuit
I was, opened the armature rem bed for
! Hard nady to Uike a -ei'oiid step.
iTiiua, at every closing of the circuit,
tin little bug advanced one ateji, dmg
iTing the wire behind. No doubt this
tSiwriplmii will I bard for nun ex
i jM-rU. I i uiidert-larid, but us everybody
' knows winirtliiiig ulejut ebi triciiy
now ad.it a a tolerably coinpi-i iirimibli
! idoii may lie formed of how the bug
' traveled, even though the nadi r
; tiev.'r rivv un elrctric motor tf any
1 kind. St. Lmis Itepublic.
II III. In l ry.
Ill the endeavor to cheat a ragged
little lrir.iibiack mil of one cent a
i penurious citizen got into the lockup
i the other afternoon. He hail just had
j ins ehia-s dinned on the sidewalk at tiie
i North western depot, l'ulling out a
handful of change, he found four
i iooe pen Hies, and hegnve them to the
boy. Willi the remark:
Here, sonny, keep the change."
A street car was passing, and the
man Imurded it before the boy could
Ciid his tongue. The angry bootblack
cttav-Mil after the car. while the uafcsen-
I ger Rtianl on the n-ar platform and
gi uiueil, lor llie car w as going at a
rattling pace.
"F are, air," said the conductor. The
passi'iiger handed over a nickel. The
breuthle-vs bootblack caught the car
just then and clambered on. He de
manded the other cent, and the pas
sentrer, with an oath, made a motion
aa if tothrow htm off. luick as thought
the boy grabbed the hat from the man's
beud and, dmpping of! the car, ran
w ith all his might iu the opposite dii-eo-ti
t.
The man had paid Lis fare, but he
got off just tiie same and gave chase
to the li,v and the bat. lie caught
i the boy m ar the deol and was pro
I ceiling to pommel him when a mus
culur citizen, not wailing to learn llie
merits of the dispute, ciiunipioued the
cause of the weak agniust the strong,
and planted a lion tamer under the
fellow's ear which sent him rolling iu
the mud. A crowd gathered, and
with it cau-.e a policeman. Matters
were explained at some length, with
the ollleer as a court of judicial ill
quiry, with the result that the smart
ma i" w ho tried to get a shine for four
cents was given a ehance to liud a
bondsnniu on a charge of assault aud
battery. - Chicago Tribune.
What the llrlll.h Soldier KaU.
The pay of a private soldier of a line
infantry" regiment which is the
smallest Hutu's rata of pay iu the
army - is one shilling per diem. Iu
addition to his pay he receives a daily
ration of tliree-o,uiirters of a pound of
meat and one pound of w hite bread.
During rwave everything ebw he re
quires as food bo has to purchase from
hia daily pay. When on active ser
vnt bo is well fed free of all charge.
There has been a great deal of non
sense talked and written of late about
the lusutliciency of the soldier's food.
The fact ia he geta plenty U eat, but
he hus U) pay for much of it out of his
owu pocket Kxautine any corps on
parade, and the plump, ruddy appear
mii-s of the men will prove how well
he is fed. Ir. addition to the daily ra
tions which I huve already descrilied,
every company mesa pundiases tea,
sujgar, milk, vegetiibU-s, etc., at a daily
cost of iiUnit Sid. to each man. Most
men also buy in their canteens beer,
hot miusajgrs," butter, jam and other
luxuries. In his ivrreation room the
soldier cau 1 served at all hours with
good tea. cotFee, breait and butt-er, etc
The muvitiou for tho joveruuit-nt to
consider is how much of the soldier's
daily food is to lie paid for bv the state,
lieu. Viscount olseley, K. 1'., elc,
in Harper's Magaiua.
A Mean Wouiaa of lloston.
A woman who bus not ns yet been
whipid of justice is going ubont fmm
shop to shop and playing a little game
of which the pmtita are moderate but
certain, file buys souiething worth
twentv-llve cenU, pay for it, sUnds
mul w aits u few minutes and then says:
'1 must catch a train and can't wait
for my change. I gave you fifty cents,
you know. Can't you give mo the
twenty cents!" Good uature-d girls
give it if the change which ther have
in hand enables tneiu to do bo, but
tvhon the check cornea back to them
fnu the cushier they find that she
who bad to catch a train really gave
them twenty five cents, and it is not
to be expected, as they have to make
up the deiicit from their own pockets,
that they will be equally acootnmo
daUug again vary aoou. iioatoo
XnuMC-ripU
CLEANLINES3 EVERYWHERE.
A Farmer', llouaa tVlilrb Covered HI
tmmlly, kert atitl aud Cattl.
Iti.in wais Hie name of the placfl
where wo tioiiKbt refuge, made up
eritiiely of th fann belonging to a
protiintroua pouiant. He welcomed
us when we had dragged our boata
Ixiyoud the n.-aeh of tiie savage
waves, and took us into hia big
dwelling room, which waa like a ba
ronial hall. Here was Bimc for fifty
pcoplo to sit und fcatst or have a
romp. Hubtstaiitial raftt-rtt) made the
wiling ; tho tablets and Ijenehea were
cf wixjJ well WTubbtd. He offered
uh Ur, and then his wife gave un
bowU of milk fresh fntn the cow
and strong country brcud, all the
while entertaining as at invited
guests. While the storm raged we
iuHpt,ctd the preniiii with (freat iu
tereHt. for one njof eoverrd dwelling
house for cowh ami horm-s aa well as
family and w-rvantn.
The anteroom outside of the main
dwelling "hall'' opeued on one side
to the kitehen, above to tiie bed
room, on the riffht Ut our "halL"
and on the left to the Btabliu. But
let us haeti-n to add tiiat cowu and
hoiisiu were cleuiuiiies iteudf, that
every part of their quarteni uidicatt-d
seruimlouii ueutnitis, from tiie round
little windows to tho extreme re-Li.-hes.-t4
of the vaulbd Cfihug. The
nsif wae supportel by stone columns
that would have graced a niouat-tery.
Their eating and drinking troughs
were of stone; their wantHwere min-i.-,tin-d
to by two as dainty and
fruitful inaideiiB un ever figured in a
pastoral, and suih was the behavior
of thewe animal8 that no well regu
lated hou.-keepT could have ob
jected to them aw felloer lodgers.
llie veranda that parsil the din
ing hall continui-d Jiast the stables,
wherein were aljinit a dozn horses
and twiie as many cows. The ma
nure was fihoveh.il aeroe thin walk
ami Hta-i:ked up iinmi-diately near it,
and yet this veranda was the agree
able gathiTing plaee of a warm even
ing. As we chatt.il, two colts, a few
woidcH old, walkesl up and about us,
nihhled at our troti-scrs and fingers,
mblml their now affti-tionately
ae-.iitist eai-h of us in turn, and
played with tiie big watchdog aa
happily an if all three were pups in
the same litter. With such evidence
of kind treatment, is it a wonder that
their live stock is gentle and willing?
We asked our host if he found no
ill effeeU from so much manure be
neath hia windows, and he assured
uu that he con-sidered it wholesome.
He certainly appeand healthy, and
his household an well radiant with
pnMjierity and (good spirits, generous
with his substance; a good illustra
tion of the Straubmg peasant as de
scribed by the learned professor half
a century ago. He would receive
nothing "himself for our entertain
ment, but finally accepted a contri
bution for the poor. Poultney Bige
low in Harper's.
Ad Kuipreaa la niftarulMt.
The empress of Austria hi very fond
of going; aUmt Vienna iueoguito, and
the other day she sat down at a tablts
in a public garden aud atiked for a
cup of coffee. While slie was enjoy
ing it and watching the crowd she
noticed a gentleman near her who
was sipping a yellowish drink which
she did not recojrnize. Beckoning to
the head waiter the empress asked
him to tell her what the man waa
drinking.
"That ia altsiuthe, old lady," said
the waiter, who, ignorant of her
rank, slapped the euiprwa heartily
on the back and added :
"If you should drink three or four
gloitses of that stuff every day you
would get so fat that you would have
to have all your dresses made over."
The empress -said nothing-, but went
away reflecting on the disadvantages
of masquerading; as an ordinary citi
zen. New York Herald.
An Old Hue.
A house is still standing in North
Castine which was built immediately
after the close of the Revolutionary
war. In IS 11 it was occupied as
headquartere of the British officers,
and from IT'.W to ISiV as a public
house. Governor John Brooks, of
Miissnchu.Hett8. made his hiuulquar
ters here in ISIS. The old house is
now owned by Mr. Allx-rt Dodge,
who menus to keep it in its present
condition, so far as the interior ar
rangement of rooms is concerned, as
a landmark of the past. Kennebec
(Mo.) Journal.
A Forgiving Disposition.
She (with coldly cutting1 severity)
I learned from one of your old
BA'hoolinatee today that you once
wrote a most absurdly lovesick poem
about a young girl, ami it was pub
lished in The Hightone Magrazine.
He Y-e-s, my dear. The girl is
now Mrs. Becfie.
"What ! That big, fat, greasy tiling
with sis children I"
"The same."
"Oh! Well, dearie, I don't mind.'
New York Weekly,
Oraagea In Faliuetto Tree.
When we see oranges falling from
palmetto trees we might think they
had taken to producing that fruit,
but a closer inspection will show us
a disappointed squirrel, looking long
ingly after the mimdiirin or tanger
ine it had dropped. It is an amusing
sight to see one of these little fellows
hold an orange and disrobe it of its
covering, preparatory to a feast
Halifax (Fla.) Journal.
Tha raitbful Suei.it-.nl -.
Dr. Dio Lewis waa traveling In the i -l
ml had come to a rnin h whereon w.i- u
ahepherd'a do that trie own, r would n t
ell for loot. She had at the time lour
' young puppies.
While the visitor whs admiring the lt:t'
mother anil her babies the anai-tant bei ler
I reported twenty sheep mining. 1 wo d,
I each larger llinn the little moth.-r, iters
i tauuing about, but the herder sniil neither
i Tom nor Dick would liml the iiiiui
tlieep; Flora must go.
In vain did the as-.mit-.ut urge that hi r
i feet were aore; she hul been hard ut work
all day and wiva nearly worn out ami
must, in any caee, attend to the want of
her puppies. The master itiitd. The
uu wa setting and there wua do tune to
I lose.
Flora wtta called and told to bunt for the
lost sheep, her master pointing to the for
' est on wuoae edu;e ihe ahm k wa situated.
' She rai.! her head, hut aetmed loath to
leave her babies. The master called sharp
I ly to her. She rose, looked tired and
broken hearted, aud with head and tail
down tnitted wearily till toward the forest.
"She U he ri.bt back. She's iightnin
i ou stray sheep. V N ext morning the doctor
f nxleover to learn whether Flora had found
j the strays. As he alighted from the aad
, die the dog returned, driving the sheep,
j flora did not raorc her head or wag her
tail, even when apoken to, but crawled to
! her puppies and lay down by them. &he
j had been out all night, and, carcely able
i to uolte her babies, fell aaleep.
What a scene, if one cau but picture It.
The vast, gloomy forest, and that little
creature, with sore feet and heart yearn
ing for her puppies, limping and creeping
about in the wild canyon all through tha
nigbt, gathering in the loataheep. Ameri
can Stockman
TL Sew Torpedo.
The Sims-Kdorou torpedo consist
; tially of two parts. The upper ia merely a
: float from which is BUxpcndeil, at the
depth of about six feet or less, the torpedo
; itself; this contains the explosive, the con
. trolling cable, which pa)s out as the tor
pedo proceed.-, a forty horse power electrio
, motor working a thirty inch screw, and a
I polarized relay for working the steering
I apparatus. The float and the torpedo are
j both composed of sheet copper, the float
i being tilled with cotton to render it practi
cally nnsinkahle; one of these boata has
! been under heavy fire without its buoy
ancy or efficiency being seriously affected.
On the di-ck are two folding down stand
ards for steering purposes, which are ao
arranged that, should the boat dive under
a log or wreckage, they fold down into re-
i cease on the u k, and on being liberated
j regain their Tertical position.
I The lines of the float are well designed
! for bin speed, having a fine bow and cut
i water and the stern well cut away aft.
! The torpedo is suspended from the float by
means of strong steel stays. The forward
; atay U well cut away to enable the boat to
i dive under spars or wreckage that it may
: encounter. This property of the boat haa
i been put to severe testa with eminently
satisfactory results. The torpedo consist
j of four separate compartments which can
be taken asunder and reassembled in fif
j teen minutes: thus rendering the torpedo
. very easy of transport in holds of ship or"
: elsewhere. Exchange.
Building a House in New Guinea.
W. D. Pitcairn. in his "Two Years Among
the Savages of New Guinea," describes a
summer villa which he built after the na
tive pattern at a cost of twrenty or twenty
five dollars, as follows:
I drew on the beach a rough ground
plan of the house, showing the length and
breadth, the division of room and the two
verandas. Peter, one of the chiefs, meas
ured the plan with a piece of cane, mark
ing the length aud breadth, and then rolled
up the cane and put it in his pocket, or
rather in his duly bag, for of course na
tives are not provided w ith pockets.
! He weut home to his island and in a few
days same back with several large canoea
1 with all the necessary lotfV timber and other
1 materials lashed to them, including th
f sago palm leaves for the roofing and the
cane for splitting into laths, and when tha
house was finished there was very little
1 material left. How hecalculated so nicely
! I cannot say, hut of course he had had con
siderable experience in building native
: houses.
I Not a nail was used in the building. On
the seaside the house stood in about foar
' feet of w titer at low tide, and on the shore
side was cornier Uxl with the beach by m
gangway.
Kapld Flight.
I have frequently had the opportunity of
dropping into company with our lanrest
species ot dragon fly along a particular
. roadside in autumn.
On foot one has scarcely any means ol
judging of its speed, for iu a moment It
is past you and out ot sight; but what ia
, the experience w hen you are driving, say
i at the rate of eight or ten miles an hour?
The rapid voyager shoots by you almost
out of sight, theu turns, swerviug widely
from right to left, and passea you aKain in
both directions, traversing repeatedly the
ground over w hich you are traveliug but
once.
, We are apt to exaggerate in these mat
ters, but with every allowance, having
compared the flight of the dragon fly with
that of a passing haw k, swallow and cuc
koo, I have computed that it is capable of
flying at a sliced of loo miles an hour. -
: Poachers and Poaching.
An Animal Hard to Shoot.
The general color of the Kamchatkaa
bighorn is a brown gray, the head and neck
rather grayar than the rest of the body.
Both tail aud ears ara remarkably short.
The coat on those that we shot was very
long and thick, almost like that of a rein
deer, but autumn was well advanced, and
I have no doubt that in summer it is much
thinner. It waa curious that we should
not only never have shot, but never even
have seen the females. All those that (ell
to our rifles were rams, as far as we could
judge, from S to 6 years old. Whether
the females always herd together or only
at certain seasons it is difficult to say, and
we were unable to get any Information
from the natives upon this point. Black
wood's Magazine.
The Money Down Claa.
"Do I work for servants?" exclaimed a
prominent Back Bay dentist the other day.
"I should say I did. Sometimes I wish I
had no other patients. Why? Because
with them it' money when the work's
done. Swells, you know, acorn to pay m
bill when It is con ti acted, and if I had to
depend upon my fashionable constituent
I should often go hungry, I'm thinking."
Boston Ulobe,
Milliner Not.
Officer Private Huber, how la a soldier
to behave when he cornea in contact with a
civilian F
Soldier That depends on how th cirUiaa
behave. Texaa rurtintj.
Coma early, late and oluu