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Ma. li sili, in the
mi. iiii.g. ( )wi; ig to.'.rrent d< -
llnme 1
i' ing t!:e alano, , l A 1
ili'
le e eisith rabie pr,,g- .-•s l.e-
lire le;»art:ii' :it was «on Pie
The lire was., ho we ver eon-
the building ai lù w as extin-
J he tirst
. at 8 o'clock. The
first lloor
upitd by ( * i!*s L v />8. «.Y Go.,
a i*i tat
vii jewelry store, Alaid the
asene« ftlìO r . 1 i ( 'i * in the
N. ' 11 ° of it V'/as sa y ed. E.
¡síer «V ( n.,furi!» iture ami e ’.r-
pet dea lers.occunied the b asement
the upper tlot'i s. Tl ie stock
anls, Shaw ^ AYinslow. in an
ug building, wì is di:; laged to
ellt «>fS lo,(KM. The totalloss
iì ted at a (piartiar of a million.
Yoi:i;,Jnlv 22- It is tblinit.
1'ids an:
rtaineil that em
receive 1 t«> im-ur- tl;e ■'UC' ess of the
new live-twenty loan. L inker; place
the New A’ork subs« ; ioti« M at iron'
$80,000,0011 to 8100,0(111,0(10.
COUNTY,
O REGON,
THURSDAY
J U L Y CO,
NO 1Í
1874.
THE NEW COMET.
hroughout. Egypt and
has no excoriation,th ? wound should 1 S5N spread throughout.
inown. To the astron-
aoplied as ludíais wc
be sucked and caustici
omcr the appearance of comets has
soon as possible.
always bo mi regarded with deep in-
Th 0 V ish*
AY a
?\ >N, July 20
tore-t. For some time past tiie ai-
illgtoi* Nation: il Manu nuait Soch'ty
tontion of this class of observers lias
a*'e movin g am1 propos o t. » ra 1 si S. »! M )} -
been turned upon the new comet re
()(i(( t«> com 1 i i e the wi )* k i l l the i ar-
cently diVovorod be 3!. ( ’oggia. of
li; st j>OSSil>led aie.
Marseilles, on tiie 17th of April,This
Ni:w Oui r » n s. July 21
A Gul-
net Vas first s<m on tiiis eonti-
x eston Nf\..S A s ;i »ciati«m spi
nt by Mr. S. \\ . Lurnham, of ( ’hi-
ne** s has b■celi receivi’i1 :it t
: », a.'ont Lu* JCth of
Alar, ami
ti'nt ( i (‘Id 1,“al s headtp» art t ‘ i’S tliat on
s then in the consti llation of the
.1 l*)»o
tl iC 1\ lOM>" I i S, (
rr.îl’e. v. ithiii Í went v-< >ue t legrees
1 f hanf nclu‘S il . t uC Á
•ed th settle
the north poio. It was moving in
at 1\itv ’ y « i l , i ;idi au
■lit ascension about one ami a half
l’V, liml wi re i•( plll?( il wi[th
lier twertv-f
:?s ki lied :aiul woundte J
n was diminisking by
ineiits wit! i Indians are
imites t>f an an • in the
fro4*' :’'l ipuut'1 **s
1. P siiowed ;a. tail ex-
N mv ()i;lLI.’A**.s, July • 11
rd the northe;> a’'■»Ut
1
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t
.i
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OliV
pillili fill < '
eut ion f l 11 ( i ourtu p
es in h ilgtll, wrich was
.
( ’ong1VSSÌ )nal Distrii't , nominated
m
.•tuning lighter and was
( ieo. L. S; nidii, ami
]’asse I resoli;: u
t to t Ilf naked eve. The
f
ti'MIS i ndoi[•sing Grau t fol* **. third line
•¡it
at tho onsor valory in
in;
t Till.
C hiero :
of the most ltoWe■rful
ili the v orbi, is not :ti orking ordì
AY s ' i : n '.Tt ’N, July 21 -A
for the fact that tin* «lome
of the
receiv;e 1 at tilt1 AVECe I!
buildii g i . out of lv’ air, and on this
Lie
in* >ruing A . b . Da vi
recount most o f tin* observation«
( ? o v « I'll'»!’ Acti ri g it 1. . VI■] 1!toi*
j :v) 11]» 1 s 1 1 ’t ( _».S that par
re have icon made bv ni ans oí a
le
1II.V JJ.
ALFRED KINNEY. M D..
W A SH TV 1 TON
UP THE NILE
i an he known of its movements, ami j Jlunl before the Uova Astro nominal
A BEAUTIFUL TRIBUTE.
tiie calculation involveil in this task ! Society iuEuglanil. This contirmeil
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L\ JOAQUIN MII.LKIÏ.
i •• position \ m > \ iti
r -si niM ir- j arc almost inconceivable,ami retjuiro j the theory ably sustained by the Ital- j Tin; xk . skon on tiiAKLr.s klmxi :i;’s i.n’t:
i*■ ruotiiiEss in Tin-: Kxowi.KiHtK ok j the minutest.accuracy. The method ( ian Astronomer Schiaparelli some j
— “ m rv fiust ano always .’
À grand ohi Neptune in the prow.
tiiksl ijonnis —liKMAKKAiu.r com - most commonly usod in computing; years ^ago, that nietourij showers
With heard oh . blown by winds of seas,
This is (he great victory, the groat llray-browneil r.nd stained with ruin and
i.rs of thk last ckxtiky .
j the parabolic elements of a ecmet’s weie phenomena caused by the pass*
storm ;
1 orbit is one invented
by Others, a ago of the earth through the mattet lesson, the great legacy of his life, , «
f Trulli tti V. V. Tii
1 German astronomer,toward the close of whichcomets'trains are composed. that tho fidelity of a public man to | ¿F’nz/le.l Kin«. I see him now
Shiml up, turn Jrcamilv, look-bark
The appearance of comots has in • of the last century. According to It was found that this comet, if in conscience, net to party,is rewarded
AloQg the low ltoHt’s wrinklej track.
a all cases attracted the attention of , the method devised by Gauss and existence, would cross the earth’s or- j with the sinccyest popular love and Then fold a mantle round a form
mankind, and until recent discover- Hulplacc, the six elliptical elements bit on the day named, and oh that ! confidence. AY hat an inspiration to Broad built m» any Hercules,
ies in astronomy revoaloil the nature of a comet’s orbit may be derived particular day a great star shower i every youth longing with generous And so sit it ntlv.
a <*f these lwdiesthey were contcmpla- from, throe observations, but in some j was visible over a largq part of Kit- 1 ambition to enter the arena of State,
Beside
ted with superstitious
dread
as cases four observations may be nec-; gland which continued for over live that he must heed first and always The turloned sea-Kinc s it his hrido —
omens of Divine displc asure, and cssarv. For
some time past the hours or during the time the earth was the divine voice of his own soul, if J
at .id In *nt\ in ydiose eyes
.
.
. .
.
i Jitiy nil tiie peace purdtlinoa
were roparded as the precursors of weather has been so clomly, and the passing through the .yoieot's train, lie would be sure of tho sweet voices j A snn-liorn blossom rudd torn
to the human race. >
■ atmosphere so
s< full of moisture, that 'This meteoric display consiste i of of good fame! Living, how Sumner j From out tin* lilies, to 1>n
some calamity
woi
>y worn
as stern n lircsf a-, ore
liven in the present day this opinion it has been found exceedingly ditli- i shreds of matter so minute as to be
\
served us,and dying, at this Above
moment
prevails among the illiterate classes cult to flake accurate observations, i unable to penetrate our atmosphere, how lie serves us still. In a time Stood Kill« ait sea or anywhere.
hi most countries, 'Theterror which Hy the aid of a powi rful glass, how- \ These small bodies mt*lted and evap- when politics seem peculiarly mean A sad sweet dreamer—oae who knew
the appearance of Lida's comet
in ever, the work of determining the | orated. liigU iii the more teuuous re- j and Hellish and corrupt, when there Not anythin« of earth at all.
nl-'KICE \I t’. ■ l*mc Ft re.
:1 o
W.'l
UESI PENCE C .r iri ? ndF.l h'MiC’i
of th • Pm« St >f.
ì - — Jy < • ; au v » . .* > i« >1 . 1 A *’
11 It K '
Itìi. and a.wkiiig " it l
f . V. T ho MI’ s 'N. stiriomd thè re ;:■> prev
fir.“. II. 1 >CKH » M.
break. The tei.■ rra.’.i
Durham & Thomr^o:
var.led lo Pr« si.b ut ( ?
».on
.1 t T o /: .V /; VS .if A .1 IK
D a idi.
No. im* l'ir.-t Sri., f.
i »KF.i
polîTl.VNI».
G U Ô YE ,
cu -UV 1 U i fork r» ilai-to»’,owned
’ ut nielli» ,\\lu > lias in:».’
un*
ir’i.•re»tiug discou ims with this
g^ass. In ih's (itv and S ' ; 1 1 o there
tt liar liv
ti y facilities
al olisi r va-
n ai' aip’inent
Ob laatorv, at Vibauy,
ias j;ii nit io> <i -use i n d at thè
tins
Central i ’a’ k Observutor, »n
Cifv, there ice no instruments for
»ut met« orological ol»-
iTYut > I ; s
\t. Mr. Hutherfovd’sol>-
d avenue, forni r
« comi
‘lvaiorv, ’ ii
it
street, then* is a line re-
b,
orbit of the new yomet has been sue- j gions of the atmosphere, and
sank
eessfullv accomplished b\* A. C.Dur- j to tho earth in the form of an impal-
. . .
|
1
ier, a Frenchman, residing in Lon- j pable powder
don, whose calculations are consid-j
On the 12th of
January, 1^10,
en d to bo correct. According to ! Lieut. ^Iaury,of tho Observatory at
is a general vague apprehension that i ^ ol
Ut know its Imne or bliss ;
the very moral foundations of the i * 1
,lot touc^ ^10 ®an‘^
And tuts may be because she drew
national character are loosened,when II(.r ftlj nf liferi«ht fmmthehan.1
good men arc painfully anxious to | Of (tod, and did not choose to learn
knotv whether the heart of tl’o poo- j The thin«« that make up earth’s concern,
his computation, the position of the Washington,
discovered that this; pie is hardened, Charles
Sumner j Ah! there lx>seuls none understand; ,
comet at midnight on the 20th ilist. 1 comet had separated into two d is-: dies: and the uniYorsality and sin -1 Likeolond» tl.oy canrot touch the laml.
will be 7 hours :>1 min. ~>7 sec. and 1 tmet fragments, which coutimu .J to cerifcy of sorrow; such as tiie death ! ,>ri%0 as du*y may by fb-ld or town.
, ,
,.
i ,.
, , Dion wc look wi ho at this and frown
,
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.
70 deg. *0 min. J see- north declina- travel together at a distanc of three of no man left living among us could i
And worry “F< h »1,’; and cry “ Take hold
tion. mean IJorlin time. Its position or four seconds from each other, or awaken, show how true, how sound, ; of
anj
0fg,jj
on Frodor’s rmp is just above the j from loll IKK) to LIT,OOP miles apart, how generous is still the heart of j
T.
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1
l naurhorpd ships, that blow aad Wow,
small arrow west of stars forty-two l he question as tojwhethcr the nu- the American people. 11ns is the , ^¡1 to and fro, and then «odown
eleus of a comet is in any case a sol- dying service of Charles Sumner, a In unknown hook that nono shall know,
and forty-three of ( ’aiue’us.
Down to the time of Tycho Hrahc id bodv has often been discussed,but revelation which inspires America to Without mio ripple of renown;
has been bind his shining example as a front- ! J’*10' ‘lr,ftini'’ ‘boamors aailin« l»y.
it was bf lieveil that comets were of no definite conclusion
terrest^’al origin, being generated in rewind. The passage of the nuelc- Iht between the eyes, anil never j
« nlj livo to die.
^
tin* uio'er regions of the atmosphere. ! ns of a comet over a star would
aid
again to despair of the higher and I ^
niost
glorious destiny of his country. I
i li-
s< not fools, tho teat of worth
**1< hold ¿on have of earth.
Th
oc situated bevond the lim- stance of the actual occurrence of And or that destiny what a forsliad- That know not any harbor known;
it 1
m's orbit, but until the j such a phenomenon has ever been owing was he! In that
beautiful And it may i»e tin* reason is
IIS
established.
Newton
home
at
the
sunny
and
leafy
corner They touch on fairer shares than this.
tilt
■atisfactorily
A 1 form of the orbits.very little was
t I k
ivas of ilio opinioa that the nuclei of of till' national city, where lie lived Her month was E«ypt,8 month of old.'
wn about their movements'! vclio comets mu m cesarily bo solid 1 »od among books and pictures and noble Pushed out. and ¡»»ntiii« fnll and bold
?
>
simple bounty. Why, her month
I >l:
iepler ima gined that the ies, otherwise they would in many friendships and lofty thoughts— the j
" r“st’s 8"t,,crwl from the
.1 in straiglit lilies, ilrl- cases be dissipated
by the intense home to which lie returned at tl’c '
,
,
P
1 1
• it O
I
1 rue warm Month Hide of Pamdiuo ,
on close of each «lay in the henate, ami -ii.,,.,
, , J »
\’ ( * 1
path of I'cat to w hich the* arc ubUcteil
"
‘ 1 ,l ‘ 11
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w
1 hen breathed nj»on and handed ilown
tin’ comets might bf curvilinear, and their passage
o! the ponhelion. to which the wise and good f’-om cv- j;v rm«cls ,.n a stair of stirs,
¡ubisi D. ieri el showed that the com- V'lu'ther solid <>r nor, it is certain <?!'.'* hm«l naturally came —how Iho \«■», yon hml 1 ov < n I her for her ey«»s—
11 of issili (becribe,T a ]»arnbola, liav- their masses must be very inconsid- stately and gracious and all-accom- H'1»- lar«oaiitl melancholy look
ir g t!ie sun in the focus. Newton cnbio from tiie fact that they t»ru- plishctl man seemed the very person- .. 11 l«rn«s», and wel. mistook
* 1
for som
o soul
.....
f
i
• f
1*1 Jlcr sad face
“»'A ioi
mtlliu
MiUl a frown
I]
found tint 4iie
et «léser: •cd by a «luce no sensibb' derangement in the lhcation of that new union for w hich porl,j,Mcn at the golden bar».
bodv moving round the sun in free motions of the planets, however near i he had so manfully striven, and _
1 hat old abandoned bonntv sat
f
circle, an they approa« h fhem. Tho heat which "hose coming his dying eyes beheld ¡ AlHint hf>r month Vta
‘IK* 11.12 ill
jeu had said
the union of even wider liberty This Prefttllrp colnog froni onttho ^
c!,;;
a ]r*rab.»hi, or a hy¡x*rbola, comets
undergo in their passage
I , through the pvrihelion is almost in- :l,,d juster law. th0 Ameri'*aof com- bar cent nries. The w.»rHhi|»cr
but it must !>«• one or tho othc
y.
w
ho
was
one
j conceivable The comet of 1S1J ]»ass- prehensivo intelligence and of moral
«'ld-timo boanty. scoin« her.
t]\( so cur
. Hall»
rters of the the-! « d at the perihelion distance of 4.7,- power! For that ho stands; up to i
Thegreat forgotten dead
(K tiu ea:
O' fair «load Egypt <»u th«* rim
‘
f'
(>VY ■ e gr; itation, m l need to prue- ”>«iu miles, that of 1(580 at tiie d is-1 to that his imperishable memory, ; Of Timo’« renio test reach ¡shore.
t il*<* Ycwl
»
7
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‘ ft*** K iv u iu n iijin
1 /.HlO/'t1
4
,) miles ever lifts us lifts us to his own And sh»p«‘d the Sybils, soein« this.
COI n.f'ts, 1 >y collecting all tho record- at the instance of
o«l observations mado «»n tiie ;c Do 1- from tin* sun. Newton found bv c a l- great faith in America ami in man. ; Had liare«l hi» head, and drawing near,
1 m » w « h 1, and made a shrine thereat.
ics down t«* I7t)0. Aeomparisin of, culations that the comet of l(»Sd, on, Suddinlv
. from his strong hand my
the orbits of tMo comets
of
1531, its passage
of the perihelion, was Either, my father, the chariot of I s - . *
11 ns ‘ •*
worshipe«l her.
1 (i(57, and 1(582 convinced him that sul»jected to a heat2,l>U0 times great-:
1 an«l the horsemen thereof! -th e That dreaminess that tills the ey«,a
they referred to the same comet, and , or than that of red-hot iron. The banner falls. Do it ours to grasp Jt | ^ 8U”'Iorn Kagan worshiper
.
ift» r much research lie predicted its great comet cf lSfd,which approach- ;in‘1 eiirr.v
forwanl, still high- j sheHeetned to see still calmer ekiee--'
fractory telescope, having thirteen return in 1758. During the period eil nearer to tho sun than any other! er- Our work is not his work, hut To see the white wave» leap imd pimy
inches of clear local aperture and that clasped between the publication . reeorde«l in history, must have been ; ^
he well «Tone only in his spir- j Round isles in some far middle scan, f f
liftcen feet of focal length: hut as of Halley s re searches and the time | exposed to a heat of still greater in -, *t.
As in the lmroie legend of your ! ^ cmn} reoi“ blow white " i * *pn«e
M'ostern valley
gv i~.dll..»
win,ÎH nmdo
this glass has boen constructed chief announced for the return of the com- j tensity.
». the men of H ad lcv,
a » /A/
___ swoct
___ > i with
■ tho pcrfnm«»
f
• il i*
11
C t * i
fniiling vin«*s and loaning trees,
faltering
in tho tierce shock of In- Ai»«l ahe waa verv Bad.
K
’
ly for ¡»hotographing star groups, it et
< if
)I 1082 an important step had
The tail of a comet sometimes at • \ Is
°
is schhnn used * > take nstr« nomical i been made in the application ot anal- tains an enormous length. The train! dian battle, sudileuli saw at. their;
.
*
All «lay
'•bservations, in eonseouence of the vs s to physical astronomy. Metli- , <>f the comet of 1(580 was DO,C00,000 ! head tho lofty form of an unknown
;
captain,
with
whito
hair
streaming
j
Her
two
round
bands,
r.i’k
soft and brown
diiliculfy of adjusting the instrument ods of solving, by approximate pro- miles long; that of tin
omet 1F11 :
In her ungatheml garments lay
it is composed. _>ir.
li'ithcrfo
is at present in h ur«»pt‘,
md his assistant is daily engaged
eoiujilcting tlu »hotogmjJjing of the
, 1
principal constellations, and i.r>
he line
has
not adjust« d the instrument to ub-
■•erve tin* movements <>f the n< w com-
turbatimi were invented by 1.tiler
Chjrant and Id Alembert, assiste«!
bv y Mine, Laponte, «'aleillated that
ic comet would be retarded ."»lSdavs
(he
i...
.« action ..f
Jupiter, and 100
bv a
the
of
comet of 1845? had a tra in UO,000,000 , m viigu.«-«...^ i u « . mans ami u .iu -, A1| )lay shp di(, not SJ>(,akor ^
miles, and that of Domiti’s comet m
*h«':n to x i < t « » i x, so, men am ( All <L*»y she leaned h«r wistfnllv,
ISoS was about. 50,000,000 miles in "omen «>f Massachusetts, of America 'nd took no «late at all; all day
' length. The deveh»nmcnt of a tail if iu that national conllict already b o -, b« r black abundant hair fell down
»
* advancing
»
* tiM
4 variT
i 4 the
i ■ ^un,
«»un as
and vital
as the
stru*r- . rinj»l«*«I «»utTciits o\or lier,
when
a comet 4 . is
as vast
»as« ami
Miai as
in« wiun
i'h of his life, the contest v liicli is ; At nightthoy tonched the lily shore.
«lavs bv the action of Saturn, and l'crihclion aliordsa striking instane
Ai**l wo passed on, in night indeed.
predicted that its passage through
f the wtmdcrful influence exerted l^youd that of any party or policy
Against the far white waterfall.
perihelion 'Y«»ul«l take place on the upoti it bv tho sen, althiJUgh
11 1 <» or measure - the . contest for con- I swim more, shall know no mom.
Uth of A]>ril, ITo'.l, but allowed that moil«’ in whictiit. is exerted omibnuos science, ’ntelln-nce and mo»*iility. as j 0f hor for avP Aml yon who rejt<1
n dif’h renec of a month might result
lie involved in great mystery. In tin1 supr. m«i power ill ,-Oiir ]>«»liiii's ThisItrokou bit of dream with smile,
Half voxel, that I saw might at all.
from inaccuracies in calculation. On the comet of 18:78, on Aug. 20, the and the sole salvation of America
tin UJtli of AlarcF, 1(550, the comet length of the tail was two «tegreef/'r you shot hi falte r or fail, suddenly Th' WttT,‘ stn,ok »‘w»phc*in the ri»ed,
* ’ • -‘¡i- W alto ot brooklyn, has a
j-ood gla>s,and at too ooservatory at-
taclicd to (. I'b'mbia ( ollcge there is
;i Me and a l’ait-inch glass ef great-
power, but n< ithcr of these glasses
S t . F u I.,July 2* — Kep *rts fix the?
...i
i i,
i * 1 Ami all tho sad song of the oar
,.
,
.
.
, .... .
have been made use of to made <»!»- passed through this point of its or- 11,000,000 miles. On Oct. 10,it was x our hearts shall see once more the:,,,.
rhat 4(»ng, long mght, against the Nile,
amount of wheat «1« strove t by grass
s<-nations on the new comet. Inc 1 »it, and thus established beyond sixty «legrees, or 51,000,000 miles, to\.« iing foim, shall heal again tiie \v.is; Nevermore and nevermore
hoppers at amillion and a half bush
most reliable information that, lias doubt the truth of Ncwto’Y s theory Tli 9 orbits of comets vary in their im:j»iving voice, shall be exalted with This side that other shore that Ilea
els, and they are * ’ : 1 1 > 1 c to destroy
been furnished about this clestial \i'i- (,f comet»
lengths. Tho orbit of laieke’s comet tho moral energy
and faith
of | Like Nile below the PunuUae.
half a million more befor harvest is
Gharles
Sumner,
and
the
victories
: c
toi up the pi« »-« id wasgiu n in a let- L id a ’s comet,on which observations is contained within that of the planet
over. Other cereals are ii
prosper-
v man w ho was sc-en epming
t< r 1 rum I iol. Lewis Fmit.ii, otJiocii- were made in IK72, solved a very iu- Jupiter, while the «»rbit. of N\ lialley s of his immortal example shall trails- j
uiis condition.
of ‘ a n’
Texas newspaper office
ester, which appeared in the 77 >“ :i , teresting probh'm in connection with comet extends far beyond that ofNo- (‘on;i lll<' triumphs of his life. Go
^ " with, his
nose
iplit
open
one
eye
gouged out.
.
(/iirhs#
Tul'u/i/
ou
Su
»
u
u
t
.
OREGON.
few days since. The comet is now those bodies. This comet was dis- j ptime. Donnti's comet revolves in
and an ear chawed off, explained to.
visible to the naked eve. and is situ- covered on the
271li of Feburary, ! an elliptical orbit, with a period of
a policeman that he .was ,uot a sub
ÏHETERRÎTORiES.
ptaper mil is are etCil
The ( 'lack am as
185(5, by an Austrian officer, whose about 2,000
years. Tho comet of ¡
scriber to tho paper— hctjnil simply,
again in running onh r.
V"ft beneath the polar star, at :i name was given to it. According to 1811 has a period of 3,(>(55, subject Í
reetlv
entered the pffioe to ^scerUiin if the
! One of Olympia's saloons have
editor was in. “ Ac|lhe wa 3 in,”
An in; «(liions young;■ selio* »1 lila’am, t1ist: ••ce from it of about 25 degrees, the calculations ofdambart andClau- to an uncertainty of forty-three years. ! closed down,
he mournfully added.
over in 1
I’olk, lias invi uti d an *•tl’eet - or a » out widwav between it and the
sen it has a period of (5.(5 years. A The aphelion distance of this comet
The
Nez
Perces
mire,
Linghan
uul ]»roccss to subdm*
rctractory
Not :nnnv
years f ago
a Hartford
•. •
- - j
. . .
,oi District, I tali, is report mi to na\e ,
urchins. She stands them on their horizon. AV ith Lie aid of au opera little before its arrival in the pori-1 is fourteen times that of Neptune,(
I,
,
,
*i
i
v
’
iki
luio
I.,
nan
was
drowned,
rnd
friends
glass
it
can
be
easily
seen
as
a
liizv,
been
sold
recently
for
8
*oo,(»uo,
to
.-
,
.
.
,.
helion this comet, passes through the j about 10,121,000,000 miles,
licads, and pours water down their
.
t;roug!it homo tho «lea«i(body to his.
i an English company.
.v E
•
•/
*
J
“
m bulous mass with a bright jmint descending node of its orbit nt only |
trouser-legs.
—'
\
1
affectionate wife. Afi spon as they.
()uo 04 tla«i Atli«»l, M ;ls.s, school-
^
The Walla "Walla Stu.'>. ./»«/; .speak-1 came to the front ¡^oor
with’ the
Many Indians an iKlIlif C‘lllJ)lOVCH on one side. It i* ai. present moving .a very short distance front the earth'
made
widow
ap-
orbit
and
m
i
l
s;’
>
2
great
fears
of
a
ina'm.s,
says
the
local
paper,
adopts
!
ing
of
the
crops
in
tho
eastern
part1
corpse,
the
'n
e
w
-m
i
lit Ids toward the earth, and is now visible
this season in the harvest
throughout Denton county. 2« huge all night, but will soon be visible collisiou were fiitcftaineU when i t ' n novel mu.lc of inmishmeut. O f . ' of WuslhnSton Tornt.«-y. s ^ » : penred and «idly remarked: “ I
bodv of these dusky sons and daugh only in the early part of evening, set
; fenders of either sex and all a-es are
l hi s so:isoa scems.to c. im!avol. ‘' ! Kncss vou
» * » «• »< •• •-* > t l « t « » 0 « »¡.no of ”
7 '”
7 » “•"»*.* « « « * nrc
«jfrirwUuwl i n s u l t « In I mmuui to t h ^ i L k d ^ r , £ £ won™
ters of the forest are now encamped
ting' in the northwest. Tt will be the comet r passage through its d es-! ‘ ,,nih‘ 11( ,l
]"
,l°\\
n
-l..i
on
tho
,
:J
O
U
1
0
it is grasshoppeis, in t drip on tho carpets!”
in the vicinity of Monroe.
brightest
on the evening
n
o of Aug.
n i oendiuii l W c tho enrth would bo lloor' fn<'°
*1.." ..»un.l, with arms ! ..ihor» »p iim -K nn.l so. lx (noon | A Brooklyn wribj'r on itreot-oar,
Professor J. I*. Me('raw,of Salem,
* sics holds this . opinion; “ To.
who has bet
your ploco for eyery ynnn<»
ic for the past s
who
enters—who has bpvi. .oa^
ed in inventili
.
’
isit
or
shopping,
an«I wpo will
ar. Tho
t
• City, recently, , doubtless «lance half dozen s^ts after,
structure am
eeamo terribly i she gets home— is not gallantry, .tyujt.
terrai in the Major Diatonic
star in Leo, and as the moon will be ‘ a pathway for itself 25(J,UU 0 miles in ; ] the whrile town, it adds.
indignant
and
declare«!
that the wo- die air of an affected fop, or dowfe'-.
and shows what letter or letters an
ood
thin"
about
■
man
iu
the
c-tso
ira#
a
sell sure right fool, and will never bo ]W -.
‘The
re
is
one
ired to be flatted or sharped in (disent it will he subjected to spec- diameter, and yet in this enormous
reipiirt
b,il»ies,”s,iid
a
recent
traveler;
“
they
1
enough.
Another
Chinaman
man who has
order to preserve the prescribed or-j troscopic analysis under eireiinistan- section of tho train, having a .volume , V
g ......... ...... ...... ..... >
-i i
.
,
,,
„a iit
1 > the
... I ' formed
.
, by
' a
, sensible
-------r
•I. ,
TI.?, «Ucmlar is so ,,l»i, u,„> , 0H
U m tM e
,„,v
I ,l( ul>out v 2 w m
t cCb!‘ lllilos. -v.M- H .,,,,,
o
\V„ l„ao p ris of, ,,
4
that any inVlUguut boy
| ^
f„r ,„mT
¡ m>thi„ ,
« a i,,,» tl.au a „.„tori,! | ^
Forty-nine inmates in thè Wash
rir! of ten years can be taught the
soni Chinamen
get too ing! on Territory Insane Asylum at
Until the eh i •• litsof a comet’s or shower was the result. Attention j less, laughing, v«»racioiis little liea- *a vs,
11
;po.'itioii of the calc
in a few
nnu i re bad,all sanie Melican man.” Steihu com.
nothing
u’u ntarv jf.-oii).
, bit
i i l hate been i determined
.v iv .4 ..a...w ,i i w
.u i.'.,
was called to the
subject by Mr, ' d*tu ili all agi Oil ail countries
’« • » * ^