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J
ffll RKDOOUD CHIRP,
"" pro cloud,
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NKRKAHKA
Uwi
Albert Richardson, of Marlon, wti
rkr4 j a horse and killed, few day slncp ,
I Adelbert, King, 10 year of ngn, was
SIM, Nnvemt-er lth, bring thmsrn out of a
gtwi.
Sunday, Not. 10th, the first Method.
Church it M tlmvr, IiU county, wa
M!r!l.
Davenport packer, urn ninklug con
U with farmer (or t!Mft to l.Vi lire
right forbear.
A young lady named Mary Allen, 17
r of g, cnmmlllc lulrldc by tKtrif pot-
n, l Mieltiy, Not. toth.
I The Ft,!
Sad ha tip
at, th 1-ul
Dodge and Ft. Hldgley rail-
pended operation for tlmr kt
", mr iwPlMf-Ki living unwiiniiniiin.
. .l ,....,.. ,.i.... ..k....i..ft.i
t Victor Wells, ft hrnkctnnu on thn II,,
R. A N railroad, killed frw evening
nhy falling from thrcar kt Clarkullle,
According to tho. nornotho skeleton
man over seven feel high u fouf.d by
hf mound explorer In the vicinity of Mil-
It Ik estimated Hint fully lA.OtiO bar.
) of wfet otkto have lieen eMpt-ed thl
UI from Muscatine, rr-Bllntn to the produc
es alwut iJft.OOO.
Will Mnnsllcld, formerly of Cresco,
lowairi county, u trlr.l hy vigilante In the
IMek Hill a short time store, mnfcMed lip
ra a road agent, and tr triioft up.
I Charles llnhpicst hn lieon found
utltr of murder In the fit it degree, In the
lining of Peter Nelson, In firundy county, and
leniences! to iho penitentiary for life.
J. Ilortoiii n fnrmcr living In tint
Jouthern varl or Wniatbtirjr county, who wa
errlhly burned wliltn trying to ate hl rij-
rty fnun a prairie fire, len dayakgn, died,
Alexander IltmU, k fnnui'r, nnnr tlm
.own (if Wmikon, AlUimkro rotintj, w In.
itutljr KIIIin) lijr hit tfnm running wjr mt
hrtiwlnjt hlin nut of tlm koii, NiiYPmlwr
9lh.
Mntt Hnwnll, km nrnUul liy Iho
ttiMvlff tt .IttLutn Miiinta ti Out miikatji
tlohn Tiimrr, hnrt time ijn. rWwell i iho
jrun who knIh hrhlml Tutnrr on Iho M.no
.mhw, unit who lit tliy hl hern illKknl
by tramp.
John I'lirwll, of DunUp, n trnln Iwiy
n th Nurthwrttrrn roi1. foil ml tKwkrt
hnoh ronlilnlnic f li, lrlon)ti to tlrrmn
kfjHilcrartt wonun, untr Mtt whrta the hut
brta iltllrir, n rrturnnl It to hrr, rrfiulng
1(0 m rvwsrti.
Aftrr n trial liwtlnp nlno tUjii, Chiu.
Bolqirl, art-UKit of lb muntor of Trtw
Krlum, trt (Iramlr county, rVpirmhrr IMIi,
MMufoumt miltly of murtlrr In Iho first
tfto the Jury Biln)t the rxmttty t Imuft'
MMtt fit- llfo.
Mr. 1'. I!(mm), of Altrn'a (Jrorr,
'Vrvlt eonniy, rommlltnt tulrld on the inrn
tnX of the 10th fiy vultlnK hrr ttirnkt with
jtmlfhrrikiilfn whllrln trmpnntry it of In
.Miilly. Him waitnol'l felllcr wulwrll known
u orr in rouuiy.
Thu l.nnnluu Mirror nixyn k lit tin Iniy
lirtl khout two yrarr, urn of TtmtiiM Hurn,
of lfkjcllr townnlilp, Allftmkfl county,
while pttyliiK kIh)UI k Iovp triiturril mi nrr
ttiithUrlnlhhiK rkiiKlitonflrn wllhiui'h fll
fffrrt Hiklilrnlh took plurr iicxl ly.
Hugo HoiTlmiit'r'k lirowory, In llulTu
lo, Htt rounly, flrril Nocmtir lOth,
Thn whale rlatilUhiunt In h totnl Ida, with
r, nikfhtnrry, ikV, etc. Tlm o foot up
,; InnimiKv tVVt, In the (Irrnuu, of
Ruffklo, Ntw York, kint the )Urt WlllUm
tmupkiiy.
Tho lUvonporl Democrat nin tlmt
Ihrrt U no prohklitllty now thai the Clilcupi,
! Clinton A Wtru IUIlwy will lx tmtll to k
tonnrf lion with lh DkVrnport A Nnrlliwrl
rrn thU fktl, m no movement hki Ivccn mlr,
( ami the time In which the company cn krll
tUrlf of thN tkie voted In Clinton kint t'om-
niche, nntreirktlnk; ITfMMU, eiplre le M.
Tho Journal inyH r letter rt'oulvtnl lit
Mom city from OrrRon tftrek Uie nUrtlliK
ntwtthktMr. Trice hU wlfo ami three chlU
drvn, who inovnt thither from flout City k
few year Ko1hkveberumunlrrrittiy liulln.
They kit went out Into the wml to pick Imt
rlek, IrkVlng tmly tht youtitet chlM kt k
nel(?hU)r', kiut thl llltln one l now the toln
urvhor of the fkinlly. The tlcml kiul liuitl
lktHl Uxtlek of tho five H'ron weru fouml hy
rnrmlk.
Jiulgn Mltcholl hn Koutoticoil .lolm
N. Dklu to the "ittiiltrntUry kt hrl work
for the p rtiM of hi nturl life" for the iiiur
derof J.W.Hlouphurnr Mumlmlllown. Kmik
IUim, who k few 0k) k)pi twmlc k nworn Ule
ment thkt lie muntrreit 8louh. Im retic(et
thkl coiifetdou, kiut ou the 14tti of Novt'inher
mkttc kn ktthttTlt thkt It w k lie, kiut ) he
Wk Inituceit to nikkn the cnfior of tho
murder or Blouxii In ortler to clrr Dtklu,
whom he ilrcUre to he titniKcnt of the crime.
Connul Knij), who fiwtod for throo
week, In Keokuk, illeJ Novvmber t'Jth, hU
tomkeh being too wekk to conUln the food
kfter he kymtu Iwgm to mU Ktpp, kt the time
of kU hekth, wk fifty-two ,vekr, lx month
wul twentyftve ly old. He wan hi ol t
tier of Keokuk, hkrliiR reMrl there nekily
thirty ycknu He u the drt nikii to ntktt k
furniture fkctory there, kiul ome of It Uil
Ing furniture men Mnreil their kpprrntlrohlp
under htm.
Tho Snvery Houno In Vv Moini hrw
been chvt. The rrkoti of thU U terkue
one yekr kgo the title to the property pket
by iUcre of foreclosure to the Newkrk 8kT
tug lUnk, N. J., which U the prtnent owner.
The itockholdere of the Unk are not kt lib
erty to uie the money of the Inttltution for
purjKHck forelgu totnkln(f. Mr. McCartney,
the !, wkk ilcilrout to hkw certain re
pair nude, twfore renewing hi Icmc, ud m
thl was not done, hi former lcK luting ex
plrrd, the Houae wm cloel.
WOMKlKtiMILt.
Before you begin your heavy (prtng work
alter a wtnterot relaxkUou, your yiteiu need
cieandng and strengthening to prevent an at
tick of Ague, lllllloua or Bprfng Fever, or
koae other npilng nirknCM that will untlt jou
fpr a seaaoa' wortu You will aavetlme, much
!if..?c! ?.Bd "G!1 "! W jou will uh one
bottle of Hop Wttcraln your family thl month.
Don't watt See other column.
LATK NEWi.
A flrn In Mllwnukoe, Norrmljcr Hth,
ranted a om cf lfl,M).
Wllion'a ow mill nl HclillnR, Mich.,
burntd Nor 12th. I, m.ooo.
A flrn In Victoria, Mn., on tho 'Mh
of .Votrmher, lftrojnl foprily wntth f.V
A fallliiK hulhllni; In I'okln. IIU., N--trmbrr
14th klllrd Ml. Ilurke and two ihtl
ilri'n. It. Iloyd A Co,' grnln wnrnliotoo nt
Kal Kaglnaw, Mich., iurnl Nov. lath, !,
l(l,IUI.
Ilinilfonl, I'n., wm rltltoil jy a vnr)
deatructlre co(iflffralli on the 14th of No
vember. A tiro nttho Virginia jMiriltontUry, nt.
tllrlimond, NovrmUr 14th, raiiMI a lot of
fift,(iJO,
A II ro nt Atlnntlo City, N. J on the
.nltfht of Norrmher 14th, caused a hit of
9XUi).
Nino pnraona worn lntirn1 hy tho t-x-ploclon
of k krrone latnp, In Clnctntiall, Ni
Vrmtirr mtli.
Thn lllg Hnplila nw nnil lilnnl mill
at lllg ItaphU, Mlrhlgan, burnrd Nov. I'.'th.
t)M, f ft.mi,
A illaonan aoniothln almllnr lo in nil
pot hat mule II aparanc In the oulhrrn
part of New Mrtlro.
Thn Mnnni'rn Hpringa hotol nt Cnn
ton, l'a., burned Nov. !Mi. I At; i;s,CiiO
liimranre, ,W,(I.
All tho I'ortl minora In Urn vlolnlty of
.anrtiltle, (lilo, are on a itrlkr, drniaridlngn
iiirler cent adraure per lmthl.
Tho fiirnlturo nml vwienrlnjj mtnli.
lUhinrnlof IIukIi Hlirll X Co,, Cliirlnnatl,
waidamagrd hy fire f(),0u, Nov, I'.',
Thu flrn nt ilrmlfonl, I'n., which hroko
out on theevrnliigof Normhrr Ulli, ditlroy
nl prosily valued at 1.V),(), tiiMirame.
I.VV").
,Ioaoph Kilgnr, n Inhornr on u cnnnl.
boat, fell Into thecaual, at f.afayrtlr, Ihil,, on
Novrmher inih, while lutoxlcattil, and wna
drownrd.
A lint In (Irrcn liny, Wla., Nnvcnilior
I4lli, deMrnyrd a warrhouan rontklnlng 1,(Oi
tiarn'U of kinnene oil, and a largo quantity of
coal, !,, lUT.OtK).
Tho foiiinlo power hwiin wonvora in
U carpet mill of the IDth Want, I'hlU.ti-l
phta, have (truck on kciounl of notlllcatlon of
k reduction of wkgea.
A llro nt Fayottis ().,NovmlHir 17lh,
rutd by an explotlnn In kdrtigtUirf.de.
troyi-tl that and ls olhar lorr. Urn, thir
ty thousand 4olra.
Tho CvntrAl Havlngn Hunk of Jcrany
Ctly Height ha cloaed, owing to a lack of
profltatiU hiulneaa. It I dated that It ulill
gkllona will tie met tn full,
(lov. Frcuioiit, In Ma report ti tho
Bentkry of (he Interior, rxpreaae the opin
ion that control of Hit Indian hnuld be
traaaiarraw in the war department.
Ijeonnnl Huatlng! of Dityton, Ohio,
Wka atruck hy lightning and knocked from a
load nf iUoe4 luto a cellar, hutecapeit 'ur
therdkinagnthknalew brulaea and k alight
care.
Frnnk M. Tnylor, pnylnj; toller of tho
New York City Hank, Nov, Kith, Jumped from
the arcond tory of a hralth-IIM oMkhlltlimi'iit
In HriNiklyn, frrturtn;lilkull and rei'nMtg
other Injurlea.
At Wlngfloltl, (Imnt county, Win.,
Nov. t'Jth, three young children of a family
iikined Kacchnvle, during their pafent' t nt
imrary alucnce, were bullied to death hy the
bonne burning down.
Hon, John W. Morrltt, formorly (ill
tor of Uie HprlngtleM (III.) Ueglater, Halrm
Advocate and other paper, and cue of the
oldcat Joumall.U In th Vet, dlt at Halcm,
III., .Nov, intlt, agnlTO.
Tho Now Hrunawlok rallwny'n enrn
ran off the track nekr Florencevllle, on the
nlKlit of November 14th. One car containing
twenty p'nge took fire and burned. Hev
crl paMcnger were killed.
Thomiw Kciuikr, hln wlfo, anil I.lr.xlo
Callahan, of rawtutkrt, K. I., were drowned
In VYonniH ket, Not ember ISth, the rarrlago
they went dilvhiR being plunged Into a ditch
forty feet wide and containing nine feet of
water.
Koorotnry KvnrU lm rocolvul from
CoiiimlaalourrHeiierkl MiCormtck, and for
warded to LouUlana, a draft for ,J,4.V), the
proceed of a concert given at the Vatla K.xv
althm, tK-l. 1Mb, In aid of Ihejellow fevorauf
frier. Thnjellow fiivorilonth-roll In tlioaonth
fiHtta up a total of ift,Wl, acnmtlng to the
l.oulvllle CuMrMisiiNrNiif, Tlm ilcalh In the
city of McmphU ami lclnlty wcro 4,VXi; In
NewOrleanr, :t,urTl In Vlckvburg and vlrlnl
ty, I.I1VS.
Tho Inillor of a looomollvo uxplodoil
at Mahoning Ctly, l'a., Nor. 1(1, killing the en
gineer, rrauk Uroclou, conductor, Jcb
Trout, and a Uiy iitmed Calvin Lui. Auolti
er Uy,t!eorge llieu)mch,MiliM,iucntlydlcd,
and elKht or nine other iriw.n Mere badly In
Jureil.
A tlUpntoh from St. lihnbnrp, Vt.,
y the tVrtland and Ogilentburg mall train
wk thrown ftwu the track near IvU' Cro
lug, Noemlr IMh, cauaM by a broken rail,
and the paaacnger and exprc car dltchnl,
Two peraon were killed and ewal trrioiuh
lulurcd.
Tho Mormon women In Suit l.uko
held a meeting, Nor. Irtlh, and paM rv wlu
Horn krowlng their belief In the patriarchal
oolcr tvf marriage, revealed to od' people
In it aif, a they ay, and which, if lvcl
up to, r ohhIucItc to long life, strength and
glory. They endorse It a one of the imvt lm
porlknl principle of their holy religion.
Tho Allentown Iron Cumpany, l'a
ha suspended tcmorrlly. The comoany ha
four furnace tn fulfhlait, and their stoppage
will throw out of employment a large number
of hand. One of thu director tate that the
total liabilities will not exceed half a million,
while the value of the work and town tot tn
Allentowu owned by tho company It let down
atom 1,000,000.
!-.
Aiulivw Spam;laln, of New York, fa
tally stabbed lVter Urade, Nov. Hth.
Tho FVlrvlnw, N, J,, marked hurglara
have teo Mntncl lo ten year ImprUm
mnU On thn nitornoon of Nor llth, J. 0.
(llrtiri and Walupt Atrlro ihol and kllUd
rh other at Tbarhpl, Callfornl.
Thorn hn be n rcat rxcltomcnt nt
Zaneavlllo, It , ov(r 'trent grit tiMrrir at
that plare Dr. Ileyl haa Un plarel In
lH
Thcrohnvo heon j;vnrnl triystcrloii
trrral In Nr York, It U Ufr. that thry
he ,m roniiftll'ifi either with the Mtntikt
tauravtng Hank rtMwry, or the fit-wart ic
ftl'gr.
Commlaalonnr Itrtttrn hna rccclvol a
Mcgraro trnm (1irlrt, WVt Vs., Matin
that l" Indictment have lmn fvund agalnat
Illicit dUllller. knd other violator of the rev
enue taws,
Jncoh DoWItt, n promliiont fnrmor
and road (Uprrvlior, near Coluriihu, Ohio,
w thot and fatally Injured by a urlghNir
rmliifsl Idgall, dining a dltpute aUiut the
jnifiit of road lai, Nov llth.
(Jiiorgo Ilnllor, nUni Dr. Ynrmnn, a
taoyeai' convict, from Pay ton, In the pent
trnllary at t.'olumhu, Ohio, citnmltird u.
tide on tlie night of November Wth, by hang
ing -making a roj of hi ihlrt
Tho rnnil Jury nt Xwilu, (),. hna In-
illclnt II II llaiihtinan, Alfred Tmdrr, Ham
tirl riitlerbatigh, John ?lutr ami John I). Al
leu, raihler andillrectoraof thr Klrat National
lUnk of Xenla, for ernlirullng ami converting
lo tlirlr own ut money and lnii to the
amount of l'V".,(iO, lylongtiig to the dcKilt
(.r, wtihoul the roiiM-nt of the banking com
pany or the owner of the property,
A rlott'Htk plni'ti In Mt. Htorlim;, Ky,,
Nov lih, In which from 'JO to ; thot were
firei), and two men luttalitl) killed, anil three
wounded, two ilangrroiiily John Thouiiron,
a cleik, And dMntrrrlrd pslty, wa aliol and
Imtniilly killed by a thot through the window
of Ihentor In which h waaemptoyed. Three
of the rioter wero nrrcilrd, and the dheillT
and miI( ci were on the trail of the ret.
It la L'liiillitcntly Imlliivcil Hint thu
New York illco have dUpelled the mytrry
auriouuillug thu Manhattan Having lUnk ruth
In ry. One ol the chief ojieralor la In ciutody,
and further arreal will lm mad. A man
mIiim name appear ou the wllce return a
Henry Vi lUml, waa retet and arraigned In
the police court, where he waa remanded to
ptlMin until furthernvldencn could beobtalned.
Ill aoconlaiicu with tho opinion of
the Attorney (ieiieral, (lor. Hartranft ha tie
cited Ui un a warrant for the execution, ou
Uie trUliof l 'comber next, of tho notorious
Mollle Magulre, J no, Krlioe, who was convict.
ol of the u.Ufiler of V. K. V. I.angdoo, In
Hchuylkill ciKinty In 1WU. WarrmU were klso
tiaaulfor the i rutlou on Hit am day of
Martin Hrigeii, of tfchuylklll county, and Cha.
Miarp" and Jauiea O'Donnell, nf Carbon coun
ty, and Ale lander Hayrr, of rtitladclphla.
Z Chnrlo Younj,' and Archibald Ntoln
and aon working a farm on alurra near Lebaii
ou, Ohio, had a misunderstanding, a few day
ago, during which rtletn and son ctuhtird
Young until tin waa luaeuallile. A hired man of
Youug'a coming tn the rescue in 1 1 he same
fa'c. Mrs, Young and daughter came upon
lliesrene ami were both felle.1 to the earlh
wfth rltiha. The Mtclns then fled and hive not
elti'-e Iwcn heard of. tMiyslelan say that It la
unlikely Young orlim hired man will neuter
At ' uii'svlllo. Ohio, on tho morning
of Nov, I till, a mllci'inaii on a bridge had Mi
upli Ion aroureil by iIil mot incut of a par
ty In a wagon, and ordered tin m to halt, but
thn drltcr whipped the horso Into a gallop
and they recaped, With ivii astUtant he fob
towed them 14 inlh-a b.foru he was able lo
overtake them, Ou attempting lo arret iIipiii
the whole parly Jumped from the wagon and
craped. The wimjoii was found tocimtalothe
bodlca uf four prominent clllien who had Just
lceii bulled In Wishllawn ceuiitery, The mi
Ilitinan received a pUtol wound during th)
chase,
A apcolal to tho Mnmphla Avvtat ron-"
flrma the reiort of the hangli g of Floyd Hmlth
kiut Ida wife Maila (iihirihl), liy an armed
mob of thirty or firty person, on November
4th, three mile north of Herutudo, MIm.
Kolh had been arrtted and lotged lu Jail (o
toer 'Aid, charged with murdering a little
white girl six yiaia old, which ha I been left III
their cam by It mother. A lt mortem ex
amination icvealed the favt that thn child'
skull had been crushed. Humor gtres, aa a
reason for the minder of the child, that the
negroe were luitlgatcd by the mother, who
would Inherit a Urge property estktn upon the
dtath of her offspring.
aVorclajB).
THK OltlKNT.
S:fvot I'uilui, nftor u loop; iutorvinw
nllhthe Hultau, atteudiM a meeting of the
Turkltli Mlulslera, November tilth, and urged
the necessity of coming to an amicable ar
rangement with tlreece before foreign media;
atlou. Hie .Macedonian Imurrwtlou l tprvail
Ingtowanl Kplru and ,'hcsasly. For many
the jolltc.il ts!ne,v ta a new pretext for
robliery and plunder. The Forte sent twenty
three battailous with Ore batteries, to subdue
thclimirrvcttou.
(ion. I.onmkltt'H HusHirtn oxpcdltlon,
marching from the CapUn Sea In the direc
tion of Mrw Luivtton, by constant lighting
rescind the Attlck Valley. A HumUh corps
of S,IXX) trong also stands ou the road to
Il.tlUi and Herat. The Itusalan Ambassador
assured the French Mlutiter of Foreign
AtT.ilr cf the Cur's willingness to co-operate
lu , curing the arMugement of thn Turko
(irvive frontier dtttlculty and of his Arm In
tention to carry ou: all the stipulations of the
Ucrltu treaty
emu.
Advlcca from Chill atnto that serious
Hot, resulting In the killing and wounding of
eighty people, occurred In Santiago. Mouutdl
police and cavalry were called out and made
cvlral charge tefore the mob dispersed.
Ttie trouble originated tn an attempt to lay vt
oJe.t hands upon the writer of certain arti
cle lu relation to the boundary question tn
w hlch he took ground favorable to the Argen
tine K public.
(IKltyANT.
KmMrr William In rvplyinj; to an
address of the town council of Wiesbaden,
said he toped svn to resume governmeuL
He trusted i'ermany' action against ertmlna)
tecdn;lea would be Imitated by other States.
Th yril U comreuc, tod si uught to be tbt
defenM.
Thn llerlln Tost. In an artlolo rrlalivo
to the rlfMlng of tnr I'trl Eiriltlun, says
that Germany oberve without anxiety th
rrnewrd power of Frame, which would only
l dat-geroo If the nation surrendered tta
light of Judgment to adveniurout usurpers,
TJie present moleratandcofienatJve repub
lic offtr a guarantee galnt all exrre In
Uie foreign policy.
It U Haiti that thn attittnln of tho
tiled Herman lllhop, aa indkaUxt by their
memorial to the 1'opr expresalng llw wish
that an rjuttable arraiigeme nt may lereactie.1
with 'lermany, I regardnt In llerl'n as grati
fying as an rarneit of possible reconciliation.
The I'ltramuntanr organ, the li'rrtmnU, says
It find little In the negtrtlatlont tften the
Vatican and flcrmany on which to rest the
hope of jeare with the Chutrb.
r.im.ixii.
An Inrliiuntlnl comtnittou, tirnicr thn
chlr.mnthlpof Oml Lawrence, Is now being
formed, to obtain-In view of the probability
of a war with Afghanistan -an expression of
public opinion In favor of the Immediate um
moiling of I'arllami nU
Thu Ignition Post priMlicta that tho
ratlflt atlon of the notthwrateni frontier of
India delrel by thNgoteniment will l) found
to roiilt In the permanent oicupstlon of
(jtlettah and lellalabad with the establish
merit of llrltUh retldenta In Cabin, Candahar
and Herat. The Indian newpi-riilatcthat
all the camels arrlvlngat Quettah are detained
to lie uteit In advance If necenaary All of
ficer on leave hate ten finally recalled. The
Commander In-Chief, who Is at Itawll rimtes,
appears to l certain that ItiMlllltle will com
meme ou the 'JfHli lost. The Ameer hs
withdrawn two regiment from Candaha, and
ordered the (liircruor of I'l-liren Valley, near
(Jueltah, not torrlst the llrltMt advonre.
AfOIIANftrA.H.
Thu Afjhnna in Klillmr I'iikh nrti tie
ferllng, largely In cormcipuence of sicklies
.out hunger, Hoie are entertained that the
Ameer will unbuilt Utiruiidlllonallyto the llrlt-l-h.
The mortality among thn Afghan al
Jelalabad It between thirty ami forty dally.
llt'MIA.
Tho Ilrltlnh KiinhontCiinilor rocontly
went to llourgoa to Investigate an alleged out
raite ou thn llrlllili Vice Connul. The HU l'e
lrburg (lido hi a strongly worded article
ou llili event, which, It ys, "couttltute a
clear violation of the neutrality of the HUck
Hea. Thn Kngllsh may cut our se commiinl
cntlon al any moment. Dim- Knitl.uid with
lo intaxire Uiil'. fortiearance f Who I now
set king for warl" X dl.patch from Fralli
) that Count rkhouvaloR'a mlMlon makes
a change In the jMillcy of Kula, who waa pre
vlouly dUpoart) Ui stralu her right under the
treaty of llerlln. Thl ah ante la dun cither to
lh general alarm of K.urope, or to hint re
ceived from llerlln, or dometttc affalra.
IIUNOAKT.
Premier Tiaia. apeak Injf of tho Diet,
declared that the policy of Auatrta ami Hun
gary waa to prevent Turkey fnwn becomlaat
a prny lo KumI. Hn expressed a firm boi
that the llerlln treaty would Ik punctually
observed. If, howener, any power should re
sbt the execution of th treaty, Auttrta, who
had taten able to harmonlM her lntereta with
Ihoss of Kurope, would not ctaud alone lu the
fight that might cuiie.
HPAIN.
'Uio aenteni'u of death wna ennimti
nlcutot to-.MoncasI, who attemptril the a.is
sliiatUit of the King, lu bl prUm, Nor. I'Jin.
Hn showed gre.it coiupostire, abd haa not yet
appcali d fnun thu enteiuc.
INDIA.
A dUpateh to thu linilnn 7Y;ic.i of
linll from Kohat, aaya tlie government at
Hlllim ha Uaueil a trln;cnt addles lo thn
mllltkry commauder Ui supvrvlne all pm,
telegram .
It la reported that lutclliuncu has
been received that a further outbreak by the
K lltra la linmlucnt. The ret I tribe am
massed In gioat aircngth under Cetanugo,
King of Zulu. The llrltlsh forcn on the
frontier I In danger of being overwhrlintHl
unless ptomptly reinforced.
It appear that tho convention with
Fwure, whonby Italy agrees to withdraw
from foreign soil her fractional silver, really
jxHUiKinc to 1KH4 what Italy had undertaken
to do lu VTi. The withdrawn currency will
be redeemed III llver Ihc-franc. plwes; not lu
gold. The Hal If say that the Council of State
ha decided that tho See of Naples I lu royal
patronage and the Archbishop appointed can
not enjoy the temporalities of the See until
ho ha obtained Inresture kiidexciitiatur from
the Kim;. The Vatican. It Is said, has decided
ou a complete separation from the I'ltramon-1
taue party In the Herman Krtchstag,
CKNTItAI. AMKKU'A.
A evere earthquake was felt In Manleals,
Antlqua, Oct l. Twehe houns s destroy
ed, tucludlnlg a church, hospital, principal
school, tho city buldlng, and many other.
The damage done will exceed I1IW.IXX1. Ad
vlcca from Salvador itate that the volcanoe of
lislecaml Santa are In In a state of tremend
ous activity. On the latter, from four or nve
distinct openings, fire, smoke and ashes are
pouring forth tn vast volumes. It Is not
known that thee are distinct, but they are
supposed to be aperture Ih the old crater of
the volcano, which have been silent for some
year. For mile around the ashes fall and the
air Is tilled with smoke, darkening day, and
making the scene gloomy and terrifying. The
Inhabit aula tn the neighboring towna are ter
ribly alarmed, and many hare fled tn place of
Mfety The Intelligence of a evere earth
quake In the southern portion of the republic
Is fully confirmed. The destruction appear to
have been complete, and thn loss of life and
property very great,
ITALIC.
Tho following dispatches $haw that
the rvgtclde manta haa broken out tn Italy.
N xru-i. Nov. 17.- A King Hnmbort
was entering Uie city In state to-day, a poorly
clad man attempted to atsawlnatc him with a
polnard. Signer Catroll, Chb-f of the Mint
try, who wa tn the carriage with the King,
bid hand oo the man, who wounded him In
the thigh. The King drew his twortt and
struck the assassin, who waa Immediately se
cured. The king recelted a slight scratch.
Popular Indguatloo t Intense, and'thedenv
ootrtku of toyalty are unbounded The
assasalu It twenty-nine year obtind by cu.
patlon a ctvk. He y he belongs to no soci
ety, but being poof ourthrJ a hatred toward
the King
Hour., Nov. 11 - Ninety thousand
person with flas tnd bnd of mutle assem
bled ti th t..r la rUwixr, to-nlgbL, to mt
fe it their joy at the epe of the King. An
other demonstration ha tx-en mate before the
house r,f the Syndic The crowds rveiy where
dmtn!e! prwnpt Ju.tbr The AuMrlsn em
tay It Illuminated, ami the cnd rheerol
the AlolJiabr
I'aMaunte was tiearlng a limner amoag the
trade atsorfalfuos that aradet to roret the
King He hal fattened the dsKgvr lo Ui lit
tUff.
AMrrtir.ll ATT KM IT.
Kmmikm-k, Nov. IN. -During tho pu
sageof a pri-ecn In honor of King Hum
bert'scHapedown Via Ntibmat, a burnbwat
thrown among a corps of veterans and explo
ded. Two men were killed and several slight
ly wuuudfd,
Nai'I.ki, Nov in. It la reported thnt
the, Italian Krnbauy In Pari n warneil of Uie
probability of a eWlalltt attempt upon the
Klng'a life
l.'.M)ti.v, Nov. 18.- Popular Indigna
tion and eii Itement throughout Italy over the
attempt to tsliite, the King Is tery great
The mmIii It a membrrof the fnteruatloiul
Wi'lety He iteule having any accomplice or
Inttlgitort,
Hkiiun, Nov, 18. A belief N current
here Uiat a plot exist for the anamination of
all sovrrrlgn. It la stateil that the I'mimUii
Jtldgra, when examining the NohlltiK.' rate,
were led to Iwlleve lu the eiltence of a cell
trl organltatlon for thl purpose, and Invr.
tlgatlon are a till going ou
A TOOTIPN TIUVKLS.
The Iiitrretlng Molar ur an Indian
hnm Custer Killed.
A guiitlDinan of thl rltvhiM received
front it friend resident nl&tuuilingltock
Aueiiey thu tooth of n Slotix Tirnve,
which Iiiia coutiectetl with It a story
thut will euiito thu licnrt of the relic
hunter lo bent high with delight, ami
ono that would, projierly turned over
with thai freedom of pen ami elaillcily
of coiiacleiicu chnraeteriittlc nmoiii;
dlme-mivol wrltora, make a atory whinn
ovury lino touli) bo followed with dread
expectancy--by ovury bootblack In thu
land.
TI1I1 imrtluul'ir Injii.i, to whom this
pitrticiilnr UniiIi oneo belonguil, with a
government rlllo in Ida hniid and gov
ernment cartridge in bin belt, hi
nobh) breast throbbing ngnlnit a medal
peaen olluring fnun tho (Jront Father,
recklessly threw lilionelt into the battle
of the Little Itig Horn. Tho aim which
aroMi on tho morning of that day, till
ing the wicked earth with a flood of
light, found otir hero .caning against n
Imi of government hard-tack rending
tho latest priuta of thu American Tract
Society.
Then tho tido nf battle camo and
ruthleaaly swept him from hi morning
devotion and tho matutinal meal of
government grub which hi dove-like
aajuaw waa preparing, from hi tender
blue-eyed little children, nml from hla
doga. Tho "Invader" wero headed by
tho "long-haired warrior," and prepa
ration wero being madoto"gn Vel;"
bill at thl opportune moment a pencu
agent arrived with ndilitloual ammu
nition, nml a delegation ol' good Qua
ker bid them nlntnl. for they wuro thrco
to their cnuniy'ri uno.
Well, our hero, with hit comrade
all original occupant- Muttled to their
work. Their rltle wero of tho uuwet
pattern anil of longer range llitui thno
listed by thn mildlcr. nod llielr danger
thereby corrpondiiigly Icsoiietl.tniich
to tho delight of tho peace man ami
Quaker, 'toward tho ulonn of that
eventful day. when the pale-fact1 were
few nntl tho Injun more bolt), thu hurt)
of thl idorv and tho owner of that
tooth of which wo are particularly
writing, hutl the great miafnmino to bo
hronghl face to face with (jcitcrnl Cus
ter, who, with a total diregard for tho
feeling of tho Injun' KuMcrn friend,
cut hi head atuooth ofT from the ahoul
tier by one fatal awccit of Id tuber.
Then forty other Injun, with forty
government rlllc, drew up nt tho long,
haired chief, and tho battle wa ended,
because the heurt of tho master wa.
Milled forever.
Then the Sioux "dtor of mercy"
awept over the Held, and with butchur
knife mid tomahawk, "admlnUterod"
to tint thing palo face. Seized with a
eiipei Stilton fear when they camo upon
the hu idle- trunk of the noblo red
mini tilltiilfd to, they concluded to leavo
him tthero ho loll, ' A bail white mnu
found the lienil ami caret of thl pioii.
Injun, nud with tearful eye heard re
lated the Morv of hi death from tho
liiof a good Injun who had lost Ids
rlllo in the light nml wa now out of
grub.
A tllo of new recruit, in chargo of a
man with a broad-brimmed hat. wa.
sent out to bury the hero'. body nml
bring hla head to the agency, where it
ha. boon put up," lc tho teeth,
which are being sent to "friend"
throughout the country. In tho hand.
of an Kaaturu poetry man one c' theso
molars I to po.e a greater charm
than tho cabalistic handkerchief de
manded of Dcademona by tho dtiky
Moor.
Tho tooth of which wo have written,
extracted from tho head of tho Sioux
bravo alluded to, tho Mory a wo have
given It being vouched for by tho gen
tleman who sent tho tooth to thl city,
was yesterday ent by registered pack
ago to a relic-gatherer in llosjon, who
will doubtless hold it priceless among
hi. collection.- Ptmvr Tribunt.
Tw ! Club far Womch.
There are two clubs in London to
which men and women hovo equal right
of membership. Tho albermarle, in
In Piccadilly, Is governed by a commit
tee composed of equal numbers of both
sexc., and tho memlwra, rather over
40O,nre maintained carefully in tho samo
proportion, lately a ditllctiltv haar
en tlie management. No snmking-riH m
had be-on allotted to tho Indie, so th t
had bet'tt driven to carry their cigar
ettes into the gentlemen's room. To
this tho p'tttlemcn more than agreed,
rather encouraging the invasion, as the
rest of the houwj seemed too trito In its
dignity. One day Mrs. Grundy came
learn of tho pleasant little evening meet
ings, and hence, on the walls of the cor
ridor appear a Botlcsi Infor ralng fefle
that ther are forbidden U erwrn the
threshold of the coveted apartment.
Tie Hussell Hub la Itegcnt street, i
proprietary, tin member having no
responsibility beyond their subscrip
tions, ladle paying half that of gen
tlemen. Tlie apartments on tho ground
floor, reading-room, boudoir, drawing
room and dining-room are publlu rooms,
used by ladle ami gentlemen nlike.
Upstnlrs are billiard and smoking
rirom, sacretl to thestrultger sex. La
tlie here do not smoke at all, as their
.jsrtments resemble mote the coffee
ntl dijwlng-room of a largo hotel.
Ah English Opinion f an Anerlran
Joker.
What I ealletl American' humor
(ami various as are It kind, every ono
knows what I meant by the definition)
did not take with ti readily, chiefly bo
caiisc nothing foreign ever does take
readily with uj and secondly, because
there wa a great deal of hativn humor
In it at that time when the American
egau to bo imported. Was, for In
stance, Sam Slick ever thoroughly ap
preciated In Kiiglaml? We should liko
to ace whether a reprint of thu clock
maker' (plaint anil shrewd philosophy
would Iki ncceplablu to a generation
much harder up for a laugh than was
that to which Judge Halibut ton dis
coursed of soft sawder and human na
ture. There is no resemblanco between
the I'lockmakur and American humor
ist of thu present day. mint of whom
are Inspired by conditions of lifu ami
adventure, by t hole social system that
did not exist in tho time of tho side
splitting 'Hlucnoso,' and thuy have thu
great charm for tn. of rootlcneMi, ab
solute novelty and perfect audacity.
They can't bo conventional been use
there's no conventionalism where their
joke hall from, and they are a law to
themselves concerning theme of jo
king, not to mention that thuirfunnicKt
effects are often unintentional, and fun
ny only to us. Tlm, Artemus Ward,
Mark Twain, Mr. Hreto Harto, and
more recently Mr. Habertou, havo es
tablished themselves with Kngllsh read
er a llrmly as Mr. Solhern mid Mr.
Tooht havo established themselves with
Kngllsh play-goer, as latightur-com-pclllng
friends of bored mankind.
London &itctator.
"Arab Life In the Syrian leewrrta.
Thl wa the subject of Dr. Merrill'tf
lecture at thnlmell Institute, Botdoii,
tho other evening. Tho region is ono
of great historical Interest, yet it in -ctiiiioi!
now only by the wild lleduuln.
Without tho croup of black tent, tho
herd of cMinels, and thu vast moving
caravan thu picture of thu desert is not
complete. Tho war of tho Arab are
not hloodv. and their battle resemble
those of Homer rather tfcan thoe of
Von Moltke or General Grant. They
depiso manual labor, ad employ
Christian fellnhen or a menial class of
Moslem to till thu Moil fnrthoau. Their
food I scanty rice, grease, cracked
wheat nml sour camel's milk, titc, and
their dishes am very uninviting. Arab
women whit do the cooking nre Tery
Hlthy In their habit. Vet the Aralw
make excellent coffee, which la drank
wltk their guest as a ceremony. Tin
men nlwajs make tho coffeo, which
might account for it good quality. In
mid about their tents men, women,
children and animal have about curm!
rights. The tribe with vhichthuvmiuk
er had most to do numbered from 4tl
to 1,000 and 1,000 tents each. Great
tact and prmleiicu nre required to live
and travel mining them in safety. Kind
ness, lirmiiess, and somu smnUpreeiitn
generally open tho way to their conli
duueo and favor. Hospitality is but
one of their noble traits; vet, on thr
other hand, they can steal ami mnrder
If their interest demand it. In fnct,
they have reduced threat cutting to u
tine art. Tho women are regarded an
inferior to the men. and are vary Igno
rant and dcgi ailed. Thtlr oonilftlen
I wretched, yet possibly they could he
reached and elevated by tlie efforte) of
Self-sacrificing Christian womun, wcro
they to go among them and live. Thu
women, however, are not kept so se
cluded n are tho Moslem women In thn
towns. Thu men are. as a rule, very
briiHit. and nliu- m .m.j .,
joke. They compose song nnd rhyme,
which are repeated for thu entertain
ment of the cam,, night fter night,
Somu llcdnuitt children have ooctsTon
nlly found their way into tho schools
of Ilethlehetu Jerusalem. Heirut, and
Damascus. Lnder favorablu circum
stance these triple might txianiblv bo
reached by clviliring influences. Tho
ecture abounded in amusing and en
ertaining Ineidents which camo under
the speaker own observation whllo
prosecuting hi work in f.hu desert
lloston Journal.
. 0- W' Kfpl HI Word.
,?('j&Tr?W,r BriW". "I Massachu
setuHt f reniembered that for snveral
years before his death ho never wore a
collar, appearing thus unadorned at his
levees and on all public occasion.
thh H?nl0W,ht0,VrnnK reason f0;
i ii h. ' a ,u,ie.'hlM)r whom ho liked
exceedingly, and who wa on the way
to become acontlrmetl drunkard. With
this man the Governor remonstrate
warmly, until at last t10 listener an
sweretf "I will never drink ZD
you will never again wear a collar "
"Agreed." said 'the Kov rnor. Rich
kept hi word; the man was saved, and
he Governor paid no manner of a !
tentlon to the sometimes sharp crit -hb?raan
&Ppartnt cantlrjiineMln
should bo taken off aa soon as the leaf
-"--- --- .,. iooi Deneaibtho
M.U' l,n V,m,J' or lrT pla, with earth
------ ",, 'Miciu, ami ieii mere
until early spring, when they can be ta
Ken up and set out In nursery rows.
7b male n
Qingtr foa. To four
piunds of dough add one ponnd of raw
-..j,..., .. iuno. oi nutter, one
onnce and a half of caraway seeds, one?
ounce and a half of pWnd gl nf J
lUke In the niua! way. It very much
.nibl Scotch htroi bun" It
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