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"f t r t I EUGENE CITY nilARn . AlerrIflcitormofwliid.ndr.nl from MUUrlfl 1 UUi4HU the southwest itruck the town of l'ass .- - i Manchac at balf past three, .weeping T I rrrCH rrrir-orr . r f ' ever' buildin8 'n the place, inclnd JLuVTESf AEWS SU3I3IAIIY; ingthedeoot and telegraph office. Ho , live, were loit, but the citizen, lone every , t TKLrasAPii to datk. tnin? ,n t,,e w"y of household effect, provisions, etc. 1? V'The ranate has confirmed Ilarimnft fnr 1 the bouse to tale up the Wollodorof St" . WISK PPortionmopt bill. I. believed by many . u,"I,,"uul '"" observers to indicate ou te cariim v ilmt 00 .DDOrtluUment mnamircia will ....I through the present congress. Cut the ... Tho senate liii. not vet reached (Iia consideration of the Chin one treaties. ; A button inann factory at Waterbiirv, Conn., burned ou tho morning of Feb. 13th; loss, Si'OO.OOO. , , Officers are making extensive raid, on ' the low FttlooiU in New York Tl, i.f i "high" one. are unmolested. A safo In (iiirwhln AV itur.l Utore In l'alemon, N. J., hh forced open nd robbed of over $0,KK) worth of good.. ' ut0, l(;lor anu John J Anderson, sailors, ere killed at Now m. iprk Fob. loth while hoisting ft must which broke and full. ' l n. - i t uurcne pacitet at aew Orleans I V f, 3 41 The following estimate la made of the total amount oi manor pawing mrouif.. . I . , II . " -....,l. V...... tne niail uuring me year oi low; K... .r ...li.ra M"0'! .! nml.l lard 117. VI IWt dVI UJ.jUUljBi . , fwtth 1 ll3.WU.Ui:.'; newspapers, 4,701,132; piece. m ii niC Ciull oiuti oi an ciatics, j,ow,w,o.T. i Tli sAHlliatiMiiapn I mnlvrtll'n VkfTl ...a.- Auul.li-I.li.l hUtl.u '1'x.v... .1 PailfM. tUt Inr-t-natiAiuil Ar fir, fit nrtarn fllltl ........ ii i i... at... v: if ...... X 'l.w,.a, . I mtiaj T-.l. f.. XUvuirli. ro, and the jMlla k WidiiU compun jen. Lave funned a bureau of information ioiVe Vork concerning the KoutUnet, its Jands and reaourceH, and are about fl -tit ( . T 1(1 be ' xploded a donkey boiler, (earing away PM of the forward cabin; dammeSl'OOO vne limn W88 k 1 od. onn nr twn r. J L- a n I . i at It-' e ana eight moro or J cm .evorolv hurt ' ' Tho senate fommlttee on foreign affaira lino rclcrrcd to, a eub-coiiiiniuee Nw bury'srcioliitloii for a Joint committee of trieaiinatii and house to invcatlgaie tho j'n'u fishery frandi allegedly Prof. 'A: mnpfinf if ai,A ... .i ... I. ,i . i T V. .. " "7imiiiizer. Willi t'i f r''dbcldin J nuyuil Huli, Jjoston on the 1 11th wo. preaidud over by tho mayor '".,Wnfrel'leinonatriitlon. Wendall r -IhiliiiMi ga Gen. JJ. y, Lutlcr made aju'echeg. Gen. Herman Till, formorly bualneas .... and a promlnoiit member of the National Guard ace dently and futally shot hi.,, aelflaHtHuturduy at hi. homo, J5 Kabt ;,T.r!.Vb.eu.l,", "P r"' Maumbo river w. i Jr ami u,e Potomac at Waahinirlin n ll,li.u i . iu.n- i1'1','!1 Xm maim,,n ot k carried A Bpecial dianatch' report.' that the Amerlead oark t V. Whlton, from Vic toria..ancouvtrIuliiiiil r.. i ,i.... . ' " Willi a cario of hh nifiii m.,i ,..i ' in f ii iiHiiore ... . i.uy, nearpvnxauce, Cornwall, iter crew of ten mou were aaved with the help of rockets, A NflU' Vnrlr .liu..l. Ap ... - . ; ",or"ii-"u' fi'Ui inn nay.: Trie nri'ni ( n, u,.., ........ .i... . , !., " v """ruvuiiy oi winior, but warm MJiiHhine makes bad odors from renreHuntative who Iirh it in .i tuiuiiiuuv uiBi it win ie paMxed by the hoilHn niol. ari.nlr un.l r... :.l .. l . nJi r. uw in janus and reiKJurcea, ana are i opjioHition ia apprehended in the senate, oneuiuif similar oHicc. in London During thw wek endina tha 12lh 120.. I connection with the bureaiiK will 405standurd nilvpr ilnlln l.l.wl I mil i ii tu i ii n.1 a A iuul n if rf" aw.i lu mlnamlu aiiirist 138,0(17 for the correnjoiiding week agricultural and other production, of the of IHW. $4,610,000 in gold bullion were section represented, so that all may oi transferred from (ho New York away taiq an accuratekuowle lgeof the country olhie tothemlntatPhiladHlphiaforcoln- which invite, them. Geographical and age into eagle, and half eagles. This bydrogmiihic map. wijl also be prepared makes an aggregate of neurly $10,000,000 and distributed from those ollice, to In gold transferred to the Philadelphia show tho character and formation of (ho soil, the various water courses, available water power, (be location of mineral do- noMits. and the rainfall and heiiltlifulrufw of the country. The same plans which resultod siicceshlully in peopling Kansas and Nebraska aru to h trin.l in numw'. lion with tha southwest. mint thin iniintl bradstreets circular of Feb. 11th asya: The probable totai ric-e crop of Iouisiaua will not exceed two hundred barrel". The loss cannot be lovs than $000,000. It is probable that, owing to the disappoint ment of two fteiirtnim In iniiaal..n ili aereagu devoted to rice will bethis'year couhlderably diminisned, though there is unuuuuiuoiy a siea'jiiy increasing con sumptive demand for all domestic rice. AsfftV rollllliiHHlnniira ivlm I. una .,... J .v... n ..v vu Li;ru engaged in the U. K mint at Philadelphia ii nuverui uays lesiing me coinugu oi the various mints of the country, have com pleted their work and will report tho re suit of the test to the presfdeutln a few (lavs. It in iiii.Ii.i-sitiu,.l )... .i.. . .vw IIH. Vbl Mill II i: It't'tS Wem diNcnvurml In oninin,. (...I at the Curson mint, but that none of such coin had been put Into circulation. The New York Tima un It u.,,a - 1 ' " w " ..O . A " peeled bv tho American commission for i iu revision ot tho .New Testament that tho book would bo published and ready for delivery In this country by the present uw( urn ii i now am ounccU on the Biithoritv of a nil, l 11 lllrill f .ll Mllf.t.tA.1 frH vr. i hillipheholi; president of the Amer lean commiMdoii, that publication will not be mado for some timo, Tllfl NtoulllHliin .Inwintii rrom Havana to New Orleans, broke upat J o clock on the 0th on Hhin Wand. The passengers and crew were all saved after seven hours' Hnati total wreck and nothing can ho savod from her. The valuo of the steamer was $200,000. The storm along the coast was the several fur ru in. 'i ii.,ro u ... j ia uH till entire wharf or boat house between Mis. siMhlppi city and Jiiloxy. ju responso to inquiries sent from St. 8torle ef Ca'fl-pUjlnj. Many strange stories are told of card- t , . , . 1. " mIm. . an ..inniinl r f m aIiII.1 lminry UUUft, ITS. HI VVWMM . l....ll..t ,Am Ttnrlmm in 17:(.ri nl. ..A . . un 1 .' I .n.jn.1 1 1 1 n M...lnai xuo pure in wui-icu ntii w .... i.- , i.:n:. ...I :t nn Ul.H III Illlir HIIIII1UUB. mill 1. W H llm Atii.naita n'da A nnnint llttlfl nubhsbed in 1TM, and entitled, "Tho Amnacmenta of Clermrmon." has a ffood deal to say about cards. The titlo of this work is somewhat misleading, as it al ludes to most "amusements" A (ll'EE HIEE TALE. I A atary (hat Mis Told la lk AruMM .Mshl- From tha London TelrTb, D. SS.J The Span lli Widow. In middle-class 8pain, the lady c irroin u inuuu irHr.u, n i uor servant "aiy uauBbter: thr ii. A eorru.iKin.lt.nt forwardi tha ful ow na II- . . . " luey "Veo lustraUon'of th. supomtitlou auiunsst the V i?." ,0?Un.?. nt mac ana 7 . ."r.. , "a " Dlle. ana cei . I TAinlv lllftn ili-.l,,linn 41.. - . . 1 "'j u.i'iiiig vu iuo pan of tb misireaa nersolf, sino oiien unsu with he im. -V.- .V .,.. ;7.Van . .n . ; . ur "room made n tolaar7.UtoVUknoM to. very "It n one living in the Grcstitreet outMido the Cliien !lr" ouce. f"0 says; it was big ,n, Uun Frmit ruti.i t l'ukiu. ium ti.it fv.ir i. mine; now. it is only minol" Yt .1,. 1.. only to I surnKwed to hve occurred: I never moved, with all her du.stinir an the a curtain Mngpo man sept a droRgint s siiop empresa, has never moved Lis thin, t ; I'ckin. Havinc made a irood deal of moncv van an niflnn. in . 1. 1 T' UUVD A MWW him MWvivu 4y v Unx.u IV llfllV MVUMVUi I hvwi i All prove thorn unlawful, at least for the A certain Ningpo man kept a droRgint's shop empresa, lias never moved ideal pastor. Not only the cards, hunt- Having made a good deal of money was an olllcor in the army, her husWi ingand theatre-going prohibited, but the I I Z " ,S ,0.' here. on it. . accustomed flXAXCIAL ASM COMSEKCI AL ' PoiiriAxii, February 18, IHSI. lfnl U'ndf r iu I'tfrtloud, buying, tar, and selling at p:ir. Kilver ruin in rortlsnd bnnsi quote at I por cent, dittfliiut to pur. 'oiii cjcchaMga on New York, 1 ivr cout. nru- niium. , Coin exclianuo 00 8uu Fraucinui. inr tn I tor w I'lVlllllllll. Teleirrnpljic Iraniferi on Xoir York, t iwrrttL premium. guiiuruiiy conniuuruu iuuwvui, ruureu tionn nf fiHlu'nf. flinnfi ami tnuHia nra , 01 1 pu if 111 vuaign ui iiriuuw. jj im vuuiuru equally intordictod. In fact, tbeamnao- proved emlnoutly incocuHfu, and ho grow rich. nlvA tliAiiiHpl vna intn cnrilnninir fnr an I reuon that tho druu'l ttorccl ill the wun lionui outdoor, and shuttlecock for an indoor worf ,liab, .,0 daP or I""1(,T t,,in amusement, the worthy author strongly fV'"l''i . , ,e 'l'" work.,,n . ., 1 1 bj I tlio warvliouiM) lie lined countantly to notioo tho commending this childish cramo as one I nr..i.t i.i i. 1...1 ...... , . ...... w , . , I flw uv uwi cut otx-H iianoiuu uy 1110 .uu. b"v u wviwot, iuuci us uoor. iiiuugu ne sorely longeu to try to make cheerful, docs not empty our pockets, acquaintance with her, ho wan rcHtraiued by her and requires littlo skill to loarn. lie- medest and retiring demeanor. Time went by speet the man who invented shuttle- fnd ,onfl dtty " olJ gentleman with a long cock." As might bo expected, this writer . 4rd "d lLa,""'' on "tsfl CttlIud at beuncle's is very severe on cards. lie denies their irV'tl.o coumo of conversation h utility, even as tho means of amusement that he came from the borders of Huensl and for tho sick and acred, enforcing his Kaimii. ami lm.i nri,riiiv h. ,i t,. ... .... . , , 1 -, ....... . .. ... . .Hilt lJ to- opinion by the anecdote of an old lady, capo from tho Mahometan disturbances in the who, having "lost the use of Lor speech wwt finally, ho said that he often remarked and both of her bands by a paralytic "I,,ICW work in the warehouse, and had IT i: It 1 t 1 . . I HIT I Bll UL1 IIV 1IIH H I1II1I I lit 'Mm .llfl III. Ill IKF.mAA affection," was advised by her doctors to play whist for her amusement. A friend sorted and held the cards before her nnd thn nufionf nn.l.l.i.l nt tha one sho wishod played; but it unfortu nahily happened that tbeso signals were occasionally misunderstood, which "throw the old lady into such fits of fore bought warehuoM for storing drug, ami fUouRh " was likely to come in and put K..t I I. .1 . . it:.. .. I it On. AHll tlltUM nnf wii i a it. .. .1:1. ' ! put in 111 vuaign ui iiriuuw. ill. vuuiuru i , . m (juj limy guj b aiuu goou-uvo, 10 tno barrack or tie parade-ground, thcro hangs hi. sword it his bod-head; there, on his dreinff tublo burns his star of honor; theia 1 1- t . . are 11 in uooio, ins unuorm and Lei "Ahil1 sho weeps, as his deattl uujr uuiuus uroiUKl, "pouro cito I wu uucnoque ua siao a mr nni . 1:111. .-11 1 . . pour muB leuow; now goou 110 was to me!") And, then, in a llood of scaldin. fmi In tl,,.t . 1. . 6 v.o, iu 1.1111L. luiuuj UUIU, BllO Knwli and prays to La Virgon de los delorej she Bushes away her simple -meal, the fried ogg, tho punchoro, tho cup of black coffee; she wanders iip aud down the I.... Hil l ! . uoubo. aix: 11 18 80 lonely w 1 i a,, , "nD"u uuom iron p - Te r 1 nns'z z 10 rr,roHj A .ndslrench of dyiuTvir! ft. i? " .U , .V.11?"1 f"P !"- -I.w that -o "angers health. ' -v luu "'to sudiien nnd bo Aim,.,. 1 . vera tliunges in the Weather is verv fl'l"-njpro.rlr.tion bills limvo I "liuht and only In few locXit' f ho "'I0W bot'll renortml tn il... l,n..o .Im iu .1. . '. "VlV im pwj by tin. bo.iv. ,7 , ti ii rriu..ii .... ... ... "i"" m civil dell7.i..i.o 1 . . 1 1 i ...7 1. . 1 . .. Y . ' vaw, . . . """,iii ii 1 ru in coumu -of preparation by the committee on ap i: propnations, and tho river and harbor A special from Hf 1. rait. ill TuVoa , ......T , ... ' o"y" amH.V""1 L:'-',.ollh o,wa. MtJre'd and the voto of nineteen of twentythreo pree.nctH stolen. It i prwumed Jbo the ;" ,7" .Vl BU"! one connected w th the federal court before which a large number ' of c.thon. were to bo tried this week on charge of violution of tho election laws TI10 IVI.ili. I, . 1 v conn nmriia s n pro Kress In New York city. Gov. Chamber-'- Wo inane a vigorous and pointed spec I? denouncing mMr u,ilrliidly and harsh tho trial of Wl.ittU.ir by a court of ' np.lry and announced he w'ou d "J vo the niL'n n. v...... 1.. ..11 .. . . ro.il.r i "-"v""' " ' iroillilo 10 ( could. Iholestlmony was mere repoti- f 1.t;,mIorSUnl.;y Mathews have but justice of the supremo court. Only two kufo ah,.,'? r,liCiry ii.m.,l,.. . .'l,,",",l"r? seven -.'vaiiiuiiu, posoi: to it. IM . j im aneroiarv of war ............ .1 ,,wo 'i' 1 ' i'V..H.rB tun rAiiimt 11 . of iim V i "CBiruii" uy tire 01 toe army headquarters at Prescott Arizona, ai.,1 added that the ge m-ral , f ! teim ";,,ttc,, 'o ': era? " 1,0,1 by 1 10 ,i-'r'',".i8ter gen eral.t A appropriation of the ninm.nt ''SdX,Jjed,nTe,y ,K,' iH y - uu.nJationsriilds1 oZ, w! v win h.,1. , '.i1' 11,0 '"'Nirea item " Miviuiiuu m uio ,.l,l.. I prospects fair to good. Honoris from Illinois are particularly encouraging, and indicate a lurgo yeild und excellent qual- A fatal railway accident occurred ten luruiwenio' rami. tiiiiios.atOn. VV.il 8t" ."Ntl. A V0,IHtrncti train v.. . u iiiiHsissippi railroad was nig lowarua uweneco to give a uas enger train nin-s.it'Htinriiiu..M io...i... u. , ,e iram im.i beeu laying new rails a d taking up old ones, and had a flat car ru jU8. in iront or the caboose, unrn I.. I... 1 '.... i norKUien .. . v 1 id paHsenger traiu was 7 .7 unuHI ' """ "fder to make r I.. u..m ano 1110 iwo collided with 1 learfu shock. The engine of the passon n-. . .... turuuKu mo cabb(Ne, push . ..a'.,H,'W ".".".'"K OBSHri Of "v j'"ii.g nu ouiers. The poKtoilice department was recently nformmlofthelosaof a huu, of mono? whh li was being transported in a regis. Si?:: i: i MonX .. . . .... ,.,lllrUin,r 0I ,0 co , i . 1 r U P"st tnnstor general ren dered a decision 011 the subject, in which he says that the report of the NnapVett Ims renorted K H r .W'V? "'ade '"Vcstl- . . ... , B " '.ii iiiii.i ...u 1.1 .t . in i,,uu ...... Home I'roonre narbet. The following quotation rcjirraont the whole sale rte from producer) or fimt hnd: FliOUJt-Stundard brar.da 4 73; Ixml country bran.lf, f4 231 40, iiirliuo, .$3 75(j S,?.Vr;Va""y S306- rii Oregon 2025 HJIfcAr (iiHl tochoine, 1 30. IIA V Timothy baled, buying at $lflfe$I8 x.-r POTATO MKU, 70c rctl. MimLL(iS-$20(.i,221i 'hurts $18; (hop feed nn v W'' 'tll r' ton. HKA.N .(ohl.iiig ut Msr ton, $l l(Jj$la. OA M Feed, jvr bushel 4042 eta. BACON Sides, Ucj linim, OremnSC 121(5) I4f! l-.l..r., IIAl.t... .1 Pi - .,. f." r t ,r . . .ioui(icr, luotiJo. f'AJR'J-lnk.lZ; lutms, l.lo BbTTtlt Wo quote clioiro dairy at SOaS.to g'HKi irran roll, 3740: ordinary, 18(,u whether brino or roll. DRIED PitUlTd Applet, Buu ,irieJ 8fl9( tiiacliinodriod, 12jo. l-.,ars, inacliiuo dried, llolA", flams, mai'liiuo dried, 1 ."!( lie. Apple), market uverntorkcl, at 40(7oo Kr EOfiS-liOo -r doi rOL'LTllV Uou) and roo3tcin, $21o.;il Tur kcvi.i.i..w. 1 i! 'Z.f.:1 . T., ...i .r0,t'?on' I-'llc; Culifoniia, lc IK K.S Dn-nMiT B,i 1:1.. . .... r....i ...i,.. nn..,, .J("jv, uu iu...., l.IiJUU. riu' l o L,IV0We,K ".-. p Hfeie.perlh. " i"' ijuouioia at fije. !' " ?rPc,,narkit lirm ' 1Bc for flrstn-lass try; OCioloforgruen; cull), oue-ihird oil'. . ,,j 17 o nun iiirj IJ jf,(JUUf and he would like to marry hi) only daughter to 1dm. lie had suflicieut money to make lib eral arrangements with regard to" tho tromwean mm .luiui.K jircxciiu, anil woum not quarrel about term). Tho young man, being o far from his homo at Ningpo, wan not betrothed to anyone Ilia nndo thereforo gladly accepted tllO l.mnOHftl. Ab hnfll nartim n ..r.. utm . . ' . . 1 v. niiaiiui-11 , - , "'7 m resin, overytliing wa nett ed and the mur- fury that she derived injury rather than riage ceremony performed without any sum Hum vuia iireaenpiion. iJOan I oeHHary lormality. ltamsay in his "EominiscenceB," tolls a Wnun "'e time came for tho brido to unveil gi.uoi.ijr oiurjr ui uuoiuer OIU latiywnOSO I iu-siuhi, u mu iiurer yei neon Her, DasHion fnr -nr.lu ia ,,ni, !, i. I w-as moat anxious to know what )!. was liLn i 'i - '"i iiuynru, liinunds nro unalterably op. - ., . , , ""in me loss was acciden tal and without fault of the co... minor, uui were it otherwian nml ii bo shown Hint Hi.. l..uu .. ... ' trae or, it m not perceived that any right f art on would thereby accrue to this In ui ri imiiit ..... .. :,. . . ",,n .mi nui's lie loss or n.i.i ...... ".....M.nmiuon tno part of aeon- tractor const tut 1 rV. " iimwiu iiiifi iii'iiH rr rtiaiia v .I..- . . M n.n..iri.... ti.. ."'r:,""v".'. ",a uleH8 OI .. ...... ... rttierreu to. CJe.iprril liiih.i.rfi.. BICE Markot quoted at China, iJ ; Sand Jt.o, 16ial7c. ' TEA-VVe quoto Jaau in laquered boxes 50o SL'G.UiS-SamhvicI, JUnd, lomlc; Golden C, III I. rill I l.iJi It 4 in . e . (ii. ' i ru I 'ii ' """'" nifliieu DDIs, 1 jo, if bbl) i,12ej I'ulveriZodbbl8,12c, hf bbls, l.tlc. t Irani ila....l l.t.l.. 1.1. '. r . . . 1 PAI1 LN f'-a boxes, $1 75: hf boxoa. 2 7.1 . -i"" ul" i io, co ouu-i; por I"r1 60 ' fk"'ol. P"rdo iu caies, .6.to,?i rr K"1' 80c ' tlure -t ahforma per gal, $1 to $1 25; im f)ortediM,rgaJ,$l 00 to $2. ' ii"7"; . l5JH!rKaI' 11 Suto f,0; Sixin Jbu,.1 to$itj assorted branda, $ia to 18 .mportcd per gal, ti 50 to $7. tr.;wr'0jb.rand,in()rcsli8' 50 to $5: flPIKITS-Kiueold Ileiineasy Ilmndv in qr ck) James Htewart A (V, Hootch U'hiskv in qr rk and octaves, ft ; Hcnnesay Brandy ill case, .,, very fine-1 star $10, j ,,ar t H E&ftilV 1Uy"d U'n' lr eass. . ,-0i 01,1 fo'nlim in cases, $12: Uve . .. h?,kjr!rrl'W 50 to5 ourb.m, wr gal, J 50 to i ; A Cutter, $3 23 to 3 50 : 0 k Cutter, $4 50 to $r, ' How a Settler Vs cttled. Tho discussion against tho establishment of the whin! latod of Tom Cm-win . ... ....- !. , " ' vino "'""i 11 uen uorwni ti.nn man. was sent to th.. i...: ! ., 8 n.m . .. " "'B'MBlUrO v. UIDIUOIIU'IM Wttrt ti. i.itM...!.. Dassion for rnnlq uu mipl. that .l,n played them even on her death bed; and, expiring before the conclusion of kuuio, uer punnor iook ner cards, and tho players finishod the rubbor bo- iu cauiiig ior assistance. According to Scottish superstition, Clnnils Castle encloses a band of vet more inveterate gamesters a certuin wicked Earl and his associates, who, four uemuries ago, oeing remonstrated with by a DioUS elini.l.iin nwnrn flint l,o "would continue cnrd-iilaviug to tho end of tho world." The legend states that tho room in which they sut immedi ately Sllllk linilor tl.n emltln on.l tl,,.. H ..w ...... , H .1 IIIUIO the cumblers nlnr still flu. mftl,. nf i, , " 1 J , .MW .MVW JL .ua tlico und tho voices of tho gamesters be ing amliblo on stormy nights Tho lovo of cards still OX 1 nr. in 17 net? in - Atuoniu, An old uumber of All The Year Hound (rives nn amusinrr nnncdntA nt a 1,U.,;., " , o ... M 1IUBQ11U1 priest who was so dovotod to thi9 amuse- mem uint ne ptayed up to tho last mo ment befs-re commencing tho Church oviwuL-n. ono occasion, having a particularly good hand dealt him, he thrust tho cards into his pocket, intend ing to return nnd finish the game after tho service. Unluckily the cards fell out on the church floor, to the extreme bcnnnai oi tno congregation. The witty priest, however, was fully enual to tho occasion. At the conclusion of the ser vice he bockonod tip ono of the choris ters and asked him tl.n nnmna nt n..l " w DU.C1U. of tho cards, which the boy know cor reotlv. Ua then the namo of tho next Saint's day, which tho child could not toll. "Soo." criod the Driest. tniTiinw tr il.n oongregaUon, "you teach yotir children uo ""men oi every cam in tho pack and leave thorn ignorant of their roligion. Lot tins be tho last time I am compolled to bring playing-cards into tho church to shamo yon," nnd picking up his hand ho mado an honorable retreat. fLondon Olobo. - ....... nt.v r. ii n 1 1 j ( At tllO Hint vlAl.cn. Whnt. ... liia l..v tn .l.u..n.. or that she was the girl he used to see walking past the warehouse. The niarriaco was s hannv ono. Ifo was tho fondest of hnabands and sho the most loving and dutiful ot wires. Before long tho young man's father in Ningpo, wish ing to see his new daughter-in-law, wroto and told hi) Son to brine wr Iwmin mi a vlit I'l.. son accordingly made preparation) to start off as soon an .mail!, 1. 1 V... tl.n l. .i i. " . I . uiv inn, mt. ,,r mo beforo hi) departure the uncle, who had not been homo for many years, was constantly A1 m m. n 1 ..... -....iiS m i,w uuuko, as no iioxl a thousand tilings to talk about reminiscences to recall, i.ajui io ue acnvereu ana the like. When the momeut for them to cot.ui.enco the Journey actually arrived the undo wont across fix tl. a:. i . . . . iwt ..luu vo aay gooa-nyo, but to bis astonishment neither nephew nor niece was to bo found. After a fruitless search he went to the houso of rim cirl'u r.iti.... ... ...... if i.A . . . n... . iiiim-i . J new .1 no rouio learn anvthimr thorn. lint tin ra wan nn f 4 v nwiliu 11UIIMI standing, merely two or three wretched little rooms in ruins without doors or windows. He mado iiK.uirics among the neighbors, but nono of them know anything of the old man or the ....uimj. iviTj uung was tnen plain. The old man and his daughter were foxes and had mado sway with the young hnsband. But stranger than anything elso was tho fact that from that (lay forth the drugs stored in the warehouse became just as subject to mould as thoso any where elso. you! she says. and. at nitrht l.or i...- bursting with-its load of trouble, she I jus nerseii to sloop, tier crucifix clasped to bor breast, her pillow wet with tears Sunshine, thank God, in Spanish sorrow' often bursts upon the glittering land', soapo ero tho clouds have floated awar Kilt ll.n ..In... In ...1 . ll.' . . .no uuuui lumiii, iney come in.iV at tho recurrence of every day of his the lost one's saint; at every sight of Lij ' "uio inings; more is not, as in English, sorrow, a steady cloudy season, and then sunlight, bright and steady if some what mellowed and autumnal in jbj glow. f Temple Bar. A Remarkable Tear. A Short Sermon ou Charity. At tho Stamp Window.' Just beforo 11 o'clock in tho forenoon thoro were thirteen men ami oue woman at the stamp window of tho postoflico. Most of tho men had letters to post for ho Eastern trains. Tho woman had something tied up in n blno match-box. She got there first, and she held the sit. nation with her head in tho window and uoui eiuows on the shelf 'I war axed by trwhite man do odder day, remarked de old man as he wiped oft the end of his noso, "how much poul try dlS Club WOlllil RBn,l nn. n .In nn . . - . " . IU u UUU for deir Christmas dinner. 'When I tole him we shouldn't send as much as ono of a lean pullet, he abused me as selfish an' hard-hearted, nml me a long sormon on chnriry. Now let me say a tew romarks. In do fust place, poo people am jis as much a fixture in ais world as do sun or moon. Dey have alius bin an' alius will bo. I nebbar yit foun' a poo' man who wanted to better his condishnn dat ho didn't havo lots o' chances to do so. It am no mo de biz- ness 01 ( e sun tn olimo fnr ,.: I . -" vuw K..UU c ass. If de poo' expoct it, it am bckase ob deir cheok. Let mo ax you what good it does for a family who am libin' on meal an' bacon an' tea to find a big Christmas turkey cn do table? ' Ten timo out o' 'lflven it. .rill i,u nt.i ... ........ . QU1U HI do nearest grocery or saloon. When it is cooked an' eaten it one sick. Gibin' ole clozo to de poo' makes 'em lazy. If a man kin git his iiu.ii mum wori, wuat b he nso of work- l.M iu t liUiirv mn nnr. nnt f.ti Viewetl from a business staml point, the IWW yuor uua oeoa a remnrkuble one IIVAlmM. 11.. . 1 1 11 .. . iuuuuiji ma most rumarKiiuio in the his tory of the country. There has been a great revival in trade, and tho volume of legitimate business during the year was beyond all precedent. The improved condition of affairs was tho natural re sult of large crops, a good export de mand for our products, the growth of the uuu-y, me noavy influx of gold from Europe, and tho completo restoration of confidence, growing out of the success of specie pnyments. One of tho most grat- uying leatures of im has been tha greatest falling off in the number of luunres ana amount of liabilities of sus pended merchants. The growth of the country anu tno large additions to the na tional wealth during 1880 nro. strikingly illustrated in tho products of the soil of Vflii.il. . 1 jPTBr nin n,m . ' """" ruiseu 4o,uuu,uw bushels of wueai, ioo.uuo.uuu bushels of corn, 413. ouu.uw ousneis of oats, 24,000.000 of u,uw,uw umes oi cotton, to say nothing I uwu, ougar, rice, nemp, nay nnd other crons. and tl. l.n n.. ,in. products, which will yield an immense uu. ui mouey m me Bggreguto. In plain words, tho United States now raises enough to feed1, her own 50,000.000 of uuuiD uuu aiippiy mo uencicncy of the civilized world. During tho year more mm..! lauruuu nave noen ouilt, more w.mouuuuuons anu combinations havi been entered into, more freieht and songors have been transported, more .ucj vaiuou uuu more interest and div idends paid than in any former year. The commerce of tho country during the year has mado rapid progress, and caused r ha rTmtn.1 CJ 1 1 . .1 ....... - v.. ouiiea io taK0 Mln higher rank, being now third among the com mercia! nations of the globo I Evening runishlng a German OlHoer. ty v-- KB tlUiUIJ "T ti.nr,. ai.ni. V . ' . l. u,e 10 ual lufta (lftt hard work i Alt rilfA P.at'e ,n tlli'' C0UDt'y fm only tol t,llU n,e"- I'ou can't find me nu DUUUUK". i ion cases oi sulloriu' poverty in Detroit iniTiin "Oh. ves." "Do yon send aail there?" "Yes." "Well, a Woman livinir nnv .1n- i. l mo to miul this box for her. I guess it's Sho said it ought to , 7 "" I'.uimrmorv io "lump i i. i mcuim o in Knvni . vn.it. i : r iuo one u . mn i i.Knr . i..i . , wiui hard tn r..ii.iii7.T .i " H I which mn in. t . i-'M'-rs, hiiu .i inexperience or Corwin h i.,.n.-..n i .7 . uu" ozen tlonS : 1,0 r, w'rB V Z. 10 A,""'--H. wel" dofend the whinS.n hJS. M lotters. but oman had lots ... umiu im wurr on ... . wi iiiu iiMiritt ih.HA i and 0(iiit-iM.i..i i... ;na. ri uwv wiiii'ii BLitiir ain. ii a i. i ii i Biiiiriakti at .k r ... . - v ui aaii 1 1 1 iiurrur irtrt n.. ar..i -1 : ." ""-voriii oi norror t hroiiL.h V " ",D ""'"uiciur.Hi ror tno n.ir.,. . inu eoiinirv in iwr.1 .... - i i ariioi rr.ir. ... ...... . ...,.n.. . or ,i " Jr. rr"auient to onnoso I "Xow . i.inu, mi ii in raa 1 t ., a '. , U...H oi-.k vuci in. n. ........ .. ...... . Clislor'a i .: . ? ,". of S J aT: ,'l'lwi Iu Iran the .Un,.,r,'r riv,ir ""ions under " l.n7 im .iouof tul,,:uu t'JitTord. this sa.:" viih,gon,;dli;: f-The I lmttta Wa...rA . fOllowiug: ior mmnvl... i..li. 1 1 bor tiiiiium ... i ' vM..niiu nr niiMv ... i i . ' ""Provemeiu ami lnMn..l.....l - ' r a a y J 1 ""r1 "! ' the UhI of il.. ' Z l ft r'0"1" of ork is ,? ; Of i hia ,7 1'pper river. 1 i' ..-.i Li " ""oietio and lol- rob., river rom J'ortland to he w . Ill tldlllirl.nral ........ k . ,.'v.rfBt .,,: f- .u'u i voiumt lila.i lli.vin v ' ' nw: u,;",ll meetings are Z . S J'7.'. . to denounce i.wt . J n Bverntnont and pro- ......... a ,.,ucl ujiou ii unuer v. Si m."J,T ,h".t cofri,'oa lted Will fall of ua end. v - ',, . J""lu 1A1KHK EtiAX, Treasurer. i V. ; ,OJ ? DH1; wrl' contams iv . 'wmsas follows- IT,'1!? Jwucsco mint-Sal I' HHij wages of workers and adiusteri.' .1 " V . " -u,"" ni-cewary o win. &n fJ"!'r'nJn""e bons', o,, '; ui,... ."m, .Montana u i . " "l "" i iiy. Idaho , 'rn-, in,)th wanes. $!( n i- inildeUtaU. iiunsi i.-... ' T rs, .I-,HV. 0.11,-e of the U,:"" -" v.- " Ki-."erai, nT,i,lai,n,one i"wtr.U.n in ouUrelynt all tho Wm., .1.. l,... n.7i i.n. 7l . '. . . prwume spun thoorios. You know M w" , , r 8ieo.a, Lor 8wtt,r. an'l I pro 1 was born in tho S tat nV r.'" L5.!' "h?.ilM W or how to plant 'em." to thin has Wn "r "T: . . oneof the crowd. A law similar .7,1. :i ' ' ...r1 necl,cul- in f..r- i Jl' "" or years . vi a La 1.1111 L .li.li) Wl- Ii iiim . A . rtr aromoat.Uu,aryrVou:o.. ,u jo liriiomiuioua .1 ir..n nf - l,n,l,.i. .T . -'"'"an.s. uut of l.i. i. 7 vl iiiem to buow Thttif. "'"munity afterwards." te.M.V! 'as.elinch" V U A a aill aVIIM 1 1 1 1 ' and gravely r,n..T vurw ,u MOse "I haveuftrn n,ln,inn.i r . to oU tin, rur- "PeMer, . jn ht"u wuy mere was sucl an immense emio-mt r. i, . ' riaiued it to my entire satu,facUon." vrin a rcimu .nn. in at.d .....n.i 1 immeai- j f-wn. lue t(Mi nf ii,n. ..i who w-r n." ".r.T"""" "raeitte. biskmaaters u7 riV 'T.P0 .i , . "i wiuiont -1.7.3: iL JPar4eI troubles -JCcrrespondcnce of the London Em- MUOi -- . Ill jvin.i Wliarde snlTnrnra am ,..,t ,l;..) lblo fur deir condishnn, an' whar dey couldn t improve it if dey would. Charity means to forgive faults in their follow nien. It doan' mean fcedin' loafers an' lazy-bonesos. Dis club wUl help a widow nr nn m...l,n.. 1 .. 1 ' . , , . : " "'i'""". out wuen ltcomestotho cents said tho clork, after gmeral poo' dey shall bavo neither svm. II tllOrn .1 VTlfinn ii.D.'.ln I Mnthv 11. .r nl.l TI 1 . r . i ... . . "w ,, ' , iuui intended cenw- I dat one-half the wor d i,n.,i.i !. i.... me, but how you do to support tho other half loafin' aroun' I fl A filinn 1.1 1... i i I thirteen men began to push UterTdT ZCt UrOlin.l Anil fullr nl.n... I llnttmt 1.'... 11 - , mmh nuuub I "wvii l ira X ress. A True Inc dent. On board Mm .-ll...n.i .i n, , , "i-iuimi Bimer eeawan- haka was one of the Fisk University sing- erS. Ueforfi lnnvmrr 1,.U: -.' , mo uuiuiuii steamer and committing himself to the merciless o vwoimjTiastenea upon him self and wifo life-preservers. Someone Vi rf the wife, enniTni" ruVunl.uPe' exctTt as she could cling to her husband. This she did, placing her hands firmly on his shoulders an.l win.. i ' ... , 18 ,... , lot- umii ner strength becoming exhausted, she said: lonrP; " tKnl'"."' . T "Me ,ud icspouBo oi tne wearied a 7, lu(l iiiose sweet r'.?0i7t)a those troubled waters r? 18 no writin& inside." VV ell, there may bo. I know she is a as he tried to get to tho window , up!" called another. Ibero ought to bo a separate window ..lfor oua! growled a third. Then it will tako twelve cents!" she fffilSf1' 1138116 f-ound "Yes." "Well, I'd better pay it, I guess." Pm... i,n- "V . lW0 "nTtfre. ""i oer inosetroubled waters S Lrr,rlnC"le.? -nt rt?,?" ,7-of the sinking and Sy" ni ,iJ ,r- 1 sue nastiea out a alu tney know thoso 'sn-nnt eigS "A" Aunt. -I n0, flT thcyTonCtet cenia in.iKr c lue lwee ,-:r- ' - y "OK. one alter another minnfL. in DUBluenoonBumedfour - "J0 exnausted ones were seen ria ShSEZ ff TA " "!. "kiug ' 5-J. obow the oveXw there iw;."? fffort in this But .nm. ,nswe- ' "'" Prayer ' "" "J uauuwrm uu. woniHn rimnn.... ... i . Twenty tho iissm. I d .ti r! I7J ,a,??' nn.. KUIia OI UUSI- - ---. -. b ouiuieniv UH)k her a-rnv from the window. I sixtr .Lnn ifTM Rock nf a ifb . TT-.i u,m b'd "y!lf in Taee with the song seemed to come strength- another and yet another was encourS thirtoen m-n I "youa me . . . : in ttie distance gone their war. an.1T"".ul,ra oa fatill Siniring to the window, handed in fC x d 8gtn' S " aid. ll.rm B imni im .,,.1 l: . . I boat, nnnn .kink iv . luo wbttlft te " belM T T', rmaelf' wh0 lLa-iT-pUJy." eet 'Rock of A Sln.f.int at . ... .- beimrti:! TTr7: ?."Mly.fKe on A court-martial decision, which has " " proioumi sensation in German military circles aptly explifies the rigid ' impartiality with which justice is dealt i out in tho Fatherland to all those who ' wear uniform, bo they, aristocratic ofti- I j.er-8 or proletarian privates. It appoars that for nearly a year past Capt. von Uraevemtz, quartered with his regiment in iiudwigsburg, had persecuted a young Soldier bp nnrrinir tn I.;. J" 8 --oo mo Luiiiiiunr so in cessantly that at last the uufortunata man, driven to desperation bv the op pression to which l.o ." u.-.....1! summoned up courage to demand i day's leilVe from hia tnrmn.itn. . ., , , -wmouw,, VUWIUg lUai, nstantly take his own life. Alarmed at tuis threat, vim fii.oa,.,'. . , , tho desired leave, which ho util ized by repairing to Stuttgart, the heod-qnarters of General von Schacht meyer, commander of the Wurtemburg Army Pnrna on.l i . . . ft;,'m r-i'" luring oeiore tnat ofheer, in peraonal audience, a full and iaiinim account of hia grievances. Tho General listened te 1 nim attentively, sent him back to his 2, w.lth a kUy assurance that his complaint shonlil .;., .i ?1 "4 fft8' instituting a preliminary Conndenf.ini lnn.M. .i.'.i ....' im r ii ""tu"J. uiuu resulted in UIO lull Confirmation nt . . . . , w me soiuiers h r. 88tCu,0rer8 tllat tt court-martial oo forthwith lmlil imnn rn... . , :, tu w p., von urae- veniti for "conduct niibecoming a Ger man officer." Tim " . . , ffin v,on.Graenitiby this military nroW 18 008 80 that it will probably snrvn aa a ..in. . . i- iii i " -------iuiuijr warning w Jf, nDifftlnlarUllet8in the imperial sTSi Hfl 11118 een condemned to suffer three montha's imprisonment in a i,r,ftn,dt0reSaU L turna for promotion for eight years. A Civil Qa gtlon. wh!?nBaSntjt' ,he Recorder, "bur .... a civil .,n.u." r"-7uu"i..u, S,ve ffie .u. r ' )vr "onor. him?61;''011 on bStT,' J"1' ynr ovn 'brother the Oalrestoif Island, ex- CeiJtinir vnnrnn'f . , f .I..... : : -" jour, uneie. wno is " uie "-tentkry in Hunt .nnfc 1 ll8t.r?1Je Mswer did he give to such a very civil question?" i.nm 10 me 'M course, prisint company excepted.' So I said 'ilur- wid me tut. f Galveston $Fws. "IU make it hot fnr -. .L ell d w'-frn. bC8ld08 him- brought toVBShw?f ' Mn condensed in the humble! Lme! you a.lv,a?- Very hriirn',..!- LV'11,J "TO Bell him aa a' "TJ'. '"W. -wu an puSMOle. -id to -an" who was putting it in his soup. ii