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PELU At HER liOVEU'B FEET.
TrnRlc Jlcanlt of n Ill-Tlinctl Elopc-
inont.
The sad death of MUs Minnie Hamil
ton , ono of the boautlca of Oarrlngton ,
Ohio , is the talk ( f the
country-side , and M the facts come out It
la made apparent that the young girl's
lifo was sacrificed to silly romance.
When the roller skating craea struck
Ohio , young Arthur Simpion , who is the
son of a wealthy farmer living near OUr.
Ington , took the fovrr and spent most of
his tlmo at the Inane pastime.
Among the lovely Rlrls who doted on
the nimble-heeled youths wni Alias MIn
nie. She was the d/ioghtcr / of n prjml
nont farmer on the Virginia aide of the
Ohio river and although ho came to that
city npon visits but twice a year she \ ai
well known and a general society favorite.
She had just graduated at a fashionable
seminary aud came to town to enjoy a
ehort vacation in January. The rink had
charms for her far In excess of all the
winter amusements of that plnco and she
became n nightly visitor.
Young Simpson nnd the lovely Vir
ginian naturally giuvltutod together and
they Immediately became fast friends.
Friendship rapidly ripened Into love , and
bcforj thrao weeks bad passed the twain
were pocratly ongngcd.
Arthur followed up hii conquest by a
vhit to the homo of the Hamilton ? , and
was received with most unrnuantlo good
will by the parents of his ollianced.
This appeared mthcr to dlasappoiut the
young people , who were of a romantic
turn , and had rithcr enjoyed the pros
pects of opposition
But they resolved to get up n sensa
tion anyway , and so they planned an
elopement. Miss Minnie left homo for a
short visit to friends in this placa , and
everything wa proparad for n moat sensa
tional disappearance.
On Wednesday night the ardent lover
procured a shaky ladder , which ho placed
against the honso whoie his love was
stopping.
It hardly raached to the second stcry
whora the room of Miss Hamilton and
her friend was located.
The right was dark and a disagreeable
drlzzlo made the ground and all without
slippery , for the moisture frozaas It fell.
Simpson had a carriage waiting at the
corner , and was prepared to fly to Glove-
land , where It was arranged the marriage
should take place.
A shrill whlstlo noliBod the waiting
girl that her young man was prepared to
rjcolvo her in his arms , and she silently
arose and proparad for flight Moat of
her baggage had been sent to the depot ,
instead of to the homo , on her arrival.
Softly she -opened the window and
peeped out. A few whisperad worJs
wore spoken , and tremblingly the young
girl began her decent.
But the silly lover had forgoltan that
Mr. Pattoa kept a largo and ferocious
bull-dog on the promises.
At the first shrill whistle of Romeo that
dog began tagging at his chain , nnd sud
denly It parted.
The nest Instant his fangs were burled
in Simpson's shoulder , and ho lot go of
the ladder with a cry of patn.
The nolso awoke Miss Patton , who
acroamod and alarmed the htine.
The hnbub was snfliciant to distract an
acrobat. The poor girl could not retain
her hold en the slippery ladder and fell
to the ground , whore aho lay insensible.
Simpson , almost psivilyzed with grief
and terror , engaged In a teirlblo conflict
with the ferocious dot ; . They rolled over
and over on the ground , the brata tear
ing the youth In a fr'ghtfnl manner.
Nothing bat the opportune arrival of
Mr. Patton oavoi Simpson's llfo.
The Insensible girl was earned Into the
homo and medical attecdanco summoned ,
but nothing could bo done and sbo dlod
yesterday in terrible agony , calling wildly
for the foolish youth whoso folly had cost
her her life.
Simpson , after having his wound dress
ed , rushed from the house demented with
grief. Ho refuses to go hcmo and has
requested the authorities to restrain him
The parents of the unfortunate i-Irl nre.
distracted and the lifo of her mother is
despaired of.
Especially to AVomcn.
"Sweet h revenge especially to wo
men , " taid the gifted , but naughty , Lord
Byron. Sorely ho was In bad humor
when ho wrote such words. But there
are complaints that only women snfFer ,
that are carrying numbers of them down
to oirly graves. Tboro Is hop a for UIOSD
who suffer , no mutt or how sorely , or BO-
verely , In Dr. II. V. Pierco'a "Favorlto
Proscription. " Snfo in Its action it Is a
blessing , especially to women and to
men , to } , for when ] women suffer , the
household Is askew.
Mormons in BIc.\lco.
New York Herald ,
The Mexicanpapers announce that a
eon of Brlgham Young , who bcnri his
father's name has ccmo down from Utah ,
with 20 companions , into the Mexican
state of Sonera for the avowed purpose of
spying the land with the design of found-
log a largo Mcnnon eettlomcut there , to
bn recruited from Europe and from the
United States. If the pr.ijoct Is executed
It will ba very Interesting to observe how
the Mexican government will treat the
colonists. If it thinks that a Mormon
settlement is ineipadlent It will not have
any scruple In pcoventlng It by strong
armi , regardless of such constitutional re
strictions as have restrained the govern
ment of the United States from solving
the Mormon problem in Utah In that way.
A respectable pait of the Mexican prjss
la already warning President Diaz to
study our experience with the Mormons
and save the country from great future
trouble by nipping this Mormon Bottle ,
incut in the bud.
A 8THAKQE DEATH ,
Fatal EtToct of 1'arlng A Dorn A Man
Who Would Ilo Alive To-Day Una
Ho Consulted Culropodlat ,
New York Mercury ,
Frederick Hsake , aged fifty years , a
restaurant and saloon keeper at No , 28
Division street , until about three weeks
ago was a hale and hearty mm. About
that time he commenced to ba greatly
troubled by a corn on thellttlo too of his
right foot. Ho finally procured a sharp
pocket knife and with this ho attacked
the corn , determined on paring It. In
this process ho'foond relief , ana to \\o\l \
pleased was the saloon keeper with his
treatment that the next morning he re
peated the paring. At last , nnder this
rcgu'nr cutting by the knife , blood wai
drawn. This deterred Uaauo for awhile ,
but he was bothered by the too and joint
connecting swelling to a considerable
size and
INFLAMMATION SZITINO IX ,
To alUy this ho applied cold poultices ,
but all without avail. The inflammation
increaioi to such a degree that not only
was the whole fojt affected , but even the
lower portion ofjths leg nbaut the nnklo.
He conld not put on a shoo or stand al
all , and so serious had his condition ba-
como that ho had to keep to his bed ,
Dr , Sprangor , of Kldrldgo street , WM al
last called ia. Ho found that gangrene
had already set h , nud eoptlca'mta threat
ened to spread throughout the system.
Prof. Frederick Lange , of Lexington
avenue , was also called , nnd , after mak
ing an examination , concluded thai
nothing moro conld bo dono. Hanko
lingered In pain until Fiiday last , when
his sufferings wcro
rtELlVED BY DEATH.
When Dr. Sprangor , who was for years n
surgeon In the Gorman army , was aeon In
reference to Uaako'a case that gentleman
said : "In the old country this cause of
death hoBOtmo to my attention on sev
eral occasions. I recollect during the
Danish war of 1852 , while I was with
the troops on the march , Instances of the
kind came to my Individual notice. The
men cot corns on their feet on the long
marches and on striking town or camp
wonld sit down to cut and trim them with
their knlvop. Where amputation did not
follow this prnctlco or a soldier TTSS no )
deformed , several lost their lives , llko
Sir. Ilaakc , entirely. I cannot under
stand how aorno folks trill persist in this
dangerous prnctica. The Icot ban many
of the most semitko nnd tomlor nerves ,
arlorloj nnd muscles of the body , nnd by
any roolilesi ueo of the blade any of those
nro liable to bo injured. Unaku'a death
Is n lesson and should not bo overlooked
by thoao who nro In the habit of reckless
ly cutting their corns. "
From the Frylng-pnn to the Fire.
Now York Sun.
Minister I learn that n nnmbar of the
yonug men in town liavo formed en nuti
swearing society.
Ono of the young men Yes , sir. Wo
bind onrsalves not to make use of n profane -
fane word for a year under n eovcro pen
alty.Minister
Minister A most praiseworthy idea
ono that I warmly recommend. The
provaloncojof profanity la truly deplorable.
May I ask what penalty you have estab
lished ?
Ono of the young men Yes , sir. The
member who breaks over Is compelled to
set up the drinks for the entire crowd.
SP01MXGTHE GUEA.T OATAllACT ,
Canadian Project For A Railroad on
the Edge of the Niagara Falls
Gorge ,
The Railway Committee of the Ontario
government has passed the Niagara Falls
llnilway Oompiny'a bill. This scheme ,
which will enable the company to build a
railroad from Suspension Bridge to
Qaeonstown , under the brow of the river
bank , If carried out will probably destroy
all hopoa of Lord DalFerin's International
Park project being consummated. The
proposil mot with considerable opposit
ion in the Legislature hero by members
who thought that before the charter was
granted to the company , as proposed , the
government should s y whether they Ind
abandoned the idea of helping the State
of Now York to preserve the Niagara
Falls scenery. A bill to incorporate a '
campany of Oanadiano to coroperato with
Americans by creating a park on the
Canadian side has fa'led ' to pas ] the On
tario Legislature.
The eflecb of the present Railway bill
will , It Is said , very likely impair the
chance for tbo passage of the Park bill
now being considered nt Albany , as , of
course , there is no ueo of attempting to
rottoro and protect the cataract scenery
without unity of action on both tides of
the river. The Town Council of Niagara
Falls has petitioned the Ontario govern
ment to suspend all legislation affecting
that district until it is soon what the
Legislature of Now York Intends to do
in reference to the establishment of a
park on the American side.
A Tjitclclcss Lover.
In his last book. "Society of Vienna , "
Count Paul Vaeill given a novel explan
ation of the remarkably rotlrcd llfo of
King Louis of Bavaria. It appears tliat
Ills majesty has long boon suffering from' '
the effect of love , and here is what the
cruel count says of him :
"King Louis was wildly inlovo. With
whom I will not Bay , Ono day as ho was
bringing to hia lady , jnst as common ,
unrogal lovers do , a magnificent bouqoot ,
: io happened by nccidcnttopassunnoticed
into her little salon , where ho found himself -
self alone. Immediately ho began to ar
range the flowers in a vaee. Having
Inished this ctellcate operation , ho started
to leave , but just then saw hia beloved
ono coming homo in company with a
young man. So ho concealed himself
behind a curtain In order to enjoy the
surprise and delight , as ho thought , of the
young lady at the sight of the flowcrj
brought to her by her royal admirer.
Well , she came Into the room , but not
alono. Her cavalier was with her.
'Heaven ! ' she exclaimed , 'another bou
quet from that fool of a King whom I
detest ? ' Then , turning to her friend ,
she invited him to kits away the annoy
ing Impression. The Invitation was
vigorously accepted , and his concealed
majesty , although half blinded with the
: eats inhlo eye * , managed to crawl out
unobserved. Then ho cursed the unfaith
ful ono , and swore that ho would never
igaln love and never marry. Ho kept
liis oath ; and since that time , if the un
fortunate sovereign has lived In aolltndo
uid has become the dreamar that ho is
Jtiown to bo , It is becinso ho hai long
Jecn convinced that reveries can some-
.Imes give as much happiness as realities ,
and that tlioy ate loss liable to bo decep
tive. "
Opening of the Santee Reserve.
Crolghton I'loocor ,
In reply to a letter written Hon. Minor
W. Bruce , register of the Niobrara land
pflico , concerning the opening of the
Santee reservation , ho eays : "This office
ias as yet no oilicial information relative
to the opening up of the Santee Sioux
reservation , but M j , Llqhtner , who was
here to-day , stated that ho had received
a communication from the commissioner
of Indian affairs in which a synopsis of
tbo order signed by thn president , was
given as follows : That each head of a
family or otbor person above the ago of
18 years , would be allowed 100 acres each ;
that each other Indhu of whatever age ,
would be allowed 80 acroi each. At the
mjor'0 citlmsto'there are about 250 male
hoido of families , and allowing them 1GO
each , will make an aggregate of about
40,000 acres. His oatlmato Is that there
are about 400 others who will receive 80
acres each or 32,000 acres In all , leaving
about 45,000 acres open to whlto settle
ment. In ray opinion thera will bo about
that amount , but of course an accurate
estiaaato cannot ba made until about May
lit , or when thu Indiana have taken their
land * . This office will endeavor to glvo
the fullott information to th ) people ai
aoon as wo receive It from the dopirtment.
In ray opinion no navantigo will bo
gained by settlement upon these landn
until May 15th , 1885 ,
IN isoo.
Bo mo Specimens i\ml GhnrAOtorals
tics of a Newspaper Published
Elghty-llvo Years
Dnnlap ( La. ) Reporter.
Through the courtesies of Mr. D. 0
Myers , of this place , wo were shown n
copy of the "Ulster County Gazette , " his
father having boon n subscriber to the
same. It was published at Kiugs'on , N.
Y. , Januar/ 4 , 1800 , by Samuel Freer it
Son. It is n four column folio , and
printed in long primer typo.
The style of the paper and the charao
tcr of the news Is dill'jront from that of
this period. ] The news is strictly nationa' '
nnd foreign , thera not being n line of
local matter In it. The latest foreign
newg is headed as follows :
K5T"By the arrival of the Factor from
Fnlmonth wo nra put in posiosslon of
London pnpsra to the 20th of October ,
inclusive , from which wo imko the fol
lowing selections : "
Then followed news articles from Eu
rope , which contained interesting dis
patches from the war against Napoleon
Bonnparta , which wni then iu progress ,
occupying nbout one-fourth of the paper.
The remainder of the uowa columns
were take * up with the proceedings ol
congress datad Dccambcr 10th , 1700 ;
resolutions of rjspoct from the sonata to
the president ( John Adams ) on the death
of Washington , and the president1 ! )
reply to the suno , The Insldo of the
paper was draped in mourning nnd con
tallied nn account of Washington's
funeral , which wo reproduce- full.
WASHINGTON ENTOMBED.
GEOIMJE TOWN , December 20.
On Wednesday last the mortal part of
Washington the great ilia father of his
country nnd the friend of man , was con
fined to the tomb , with solemn honora nud
funernl pomp.
A multitude of persons assembled from
many miles round , at Mount Yornon , the
choice nbado and last residence of the
lllustrons chief. There were the grovca
the spacious avonucs , the beautiful and
sublime scenes , the noble mansion but ,
nlasl the august inhabitant was now no
moro. That great soul waa gono. Hit
moital part was there indeed ; but ah I
how affecting ! how nwful the spectacle of
such worth nnd greatness , thus , to mortal
eyes f alien I Yes 1 fallen ! fallen I
In the long nnd lofty portico , where
often the here walked in all hia glory ,
now lay the Jroudcd corpeo. The coun
tenance , ftlll composed and serene ,
seoined to depress the dignity of the
spirit- , which lately dwelt in that lifeless
ferm. There those who paid the lafc sad
honours to the banofactor of his country ,
took nn impressive n farewell view.
On the ornament , at tha head of the
coffin , was Inscribe a SURGE AD Jumctni
about the middle of the coffin , GIOKIA
DEO and on the filver plate ,
GENERAL
GEORGE WASHINGTON ,
Departed this lifo , on the 14th December ,
1709 , JEt. 68.
Between 3 and 4 o'clock , tha sound of
Artillery from a veffel in the river , firing
'mlnuto guns , nwoko afrefh our solemn
sorrow the corps was moved a band
of mufic with mournful melody molted
the soul into nil the toudomots of woo.
The procession was formed & moved en
in the following erder :
Cavalry , |
Infantry , } With arms reversed.
Guard , J
Mufic ,
Clergy ,
The General's horse with bis saddle , holt-
tors and pit tola.
Cola. | JOg Cole.
Simins , g j
Ramsay , pa ! fn pq Marftellcr ,
l > . . I O
Payne , Little.
(3 (
MourncrB ,
Masonic Brethren ,
Citizens.
When the procession had arrived
the bottom of the elevated lawn , on the
banks of the Potomac , where the family
vault is placed , the cavalry halted , the
infantry marched towards tbo Mount and
formed their lines the Clergy , the ma
sonic Brothers , nnd the Citizens , de
scended to the Vault- , and the funorol
icrvlco of the Church waa performed.
The firing waa repeated from the vessel in
, ho river , and the sounds echoed from the
woods and htlh around.
Thrfo general discharges by the In
fantry the cavalry , and 11 pieces of
artillery , which lined the banks cf the
Potomac back of the Vault , paid the
ast tribute to the entombed Commander
n Chief of the Armies of the United
States nud to the departed Hero.
The sun was now setting. Alas ! the
son of glory was set forever. No the
lame of Washington the American
troridont and general will triumph over
loath ! The unclouded br'ghtncas ' of hi )
; lory will illuminate the futnro ages !
The following touching poem on the
death of Washington was contributed to
ho Gazette , by a young lady. Its merit
s conclusive evidence that our country
was not at that time destitute of culti
vated young ladles :
What means that solemn dirge , that strikes
my ear ?
iVhat menu those mournful Bounds why
ehlnes the tear ?
Wqy toll the bells the awful knell of fate ?
Ah -why I thoao sighs that do my fancy eato ?
Where'er I turn , the general gloom appoara ,
Those mourning badges fill my soul with
fears ;
Hark ! Yonder rueful noise ! 'tis done ! 'tis
done !
The silent tomb invades our WASHINGTON -
TON !
(
Hu t virtues so exalted , yield their breath ? ,
Must bright perfection find relief In death ? ;
Muat mortal greatness fall ? a glorious
namul
What then li riches , honour and true fame ?
The august chief , the father and the friend ,
The generous patriot Lot the inuso com
mend ;
3oIambU's ( jlory , and Mount Yemen's Pride ,
There lies onshrin'il with numbers at his
side !
There let the. ligh respondent from tha breath ,
leave ia rich nutn hers ! let the glowing zest ,
Of tears refulgent beam with grateful love ;
And sable mourning our allllctlon prove ,
iVeep ! kindred mortals weep ! no more
you'll find ,
A man so just , 10 pure , so firm of mind ;
iejoiclng- Angela , hail the heavenly rugo !
Celestial Sririti greet Ilis wonder of the age
Another notifiable dlflerenca between it
and the papers of to-day is the lack of dis-
) l y advertisements ; nnd it contulna but
wo or thrae nmcantllo bushiest not'cis ' ,
QUO of which was written in poetry. ODD
page was dovotad to legal and sale notices
Members of a colored Baptist cl urch
at Baltimore charged the pastor wt'j ;
laving absconded with funds belonging
to thu congrsgat'oa. Upon his rotura ho
reminded them that they had never In-
rutted him with moro than ? fi at a lime ,
ntendcd as a fortnightly installment of
ils salary , and then crushed hifi adver
saries by asking sjmo one to ozphin
how ho could support Jilmsslf and run
away upon snob an amount.
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n Kraduate of the "
Kuroi
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of tliu tuculty , and rrorixtur of the JUltlinoro Med ronulilrr Ua very miiwrlor reliable article unci can
ical Oolleire , ur > i ' 1 Mud It remarkably frto from lunrlllyrKominend It Inlow Iati ur fercri.ucuui
fusil oil anil other objtu tlonabla matcrlalu no often Inlliiniiiatloiui , and ilrprttwlnK innl/ulln KI nirully ,
foundlu the wlilnkloii of thu prencnt day , and alto ni a toulo In freblo dlict > tlaii aud coniul
JAMKH'J O'llKt. M.H. , ofStaUn Wand , the t c iC4) from acute dluuMB. wlioni an alcoholic
author of toveraj workaunlnuulty , wrltci. "WIii-n Btlmulint ' In , " Indicated , mid iirixJcUUy iu 1'tiUiLibj
I prt Mribe an alcoliolla ttlniulant , I onUryour fa- 1'uluionalht
IN FACT , IT 18 A BEVERAGE AND MEDICINE COMBINED.
flfl fiflMCYlrUfDrl'Hri7Cf on < 1 tiiono nraictcd vitii JIII IOHKHAOH J. %
ill bUJNaUWir AlMiiOj WK Wll.fc on rt-eclpt of SIX J > OM , , HS . !
Bund to uiiyuddrcHMlii the UiiUeit HtatcN ( Diet of tbo Hocky Mountains ) , all I'.i- >
lifdHM Cliuruvn | ir | inlil u | ilulii cao ( tlnw avoiding oil opiOTrtunlty for conunvin ) , !
conUiliiliiK MX It'iort liotllew of our I'll Hi : KIAI.T \ IlisiCICV and ulth It In %
writing , and under thu Seul ol'tlia ( 'oiiiiiniiy u Nllltl ! nnd I'OSITIVIS OlIKIi for . ! .
CONSUMPTION and other 1VASTINCJ IMSU.VSICS In tliolr early MlnuiMi ; ahlH %
ronnulabtts been pruiwrod especially for us by thuKrcatGermaubclciiIlst , J > r. Tutt t'oinlem %
It can h prepared Jiy nnv family limiykwiH-r'at ' gllaht J-XIMMIIJO ( Haw llccfstcak and our !
3EXTX-t-jEj VT-A-HjT 'WAHIOIdES'Y" btlnij of thu ItiRrodlvnts. ) ! -
After this ] ireparatluii lias beijn taken for a few wfika i , the I previously conspicuously r > rom :
Inentbom-H InnatluutH KUlTerlnf ; from ( Joniiuinntlon and the IlkudUoufceB , get | co > i-rud with a %
thick coating of fat mill Iiiu s.it7. ti sunken and UoodlvMiclieckB fill up and i
the drooiiln Bplrlts rr\hf , wlillo
are Btrouger and better able to .
rlclier blood than they had been
carbon than tbo disease con uxlmuet
SOLD BY LEADING DHUQOIBTS AND FINE OROCEnY HOUSES-
I Sample Quart Mottles sent to any addri-M In th United Btatca ( rabt ! of the HockyJIoun %
talus ) , Bccurt-Iy jxickixl la plulu cabe , jxii'en charyes jirejiattl cm receipt of sii E Cf
: THE DUFFY MALT WHISKEY CO BALTIMORE MD U
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