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MURpER m lLLrog. Tho Journal OF Amboy. says
that man known ~ Deaf Jack shot his wife a La
Moille, Leo county on the evening Of the 2lss ulk,
firing both barrels Of doublebarrsed shotgun into her
body, killing her instantly. The murderer has bssn
lodged IN jail He represented 70 be man Of dsso-
lutte habits and habitual drunkard
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Sir Adam Hay.

Iale English papers the recent doth OF this
baronet At Cannes the 18th nltimo He was born on
the llth Of December, 17o5, and married In 1928 TO
Henrietta Calendar, by whom he had several children
Robert second son OF the deceased succeeds TO. tho
titles and estates, which will be shared by American
lady, Sir Robert having married Sally daughter Of Mr.
A. Duncan, Of Providence, Rhode Island
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MIR. Dalton.

The Irish papers announce tho recent death Of this
gentleman, distinguished for HIS writings on Irish his
the History OF the County Of Dublin" "Memoirs Of
the Archbishop Of Dublin and "Essay the So
csl and Political State OF Ireland from the First the
Twelfth Century for the last named Of which no OBJ
tanned gold medal and the highest prizes from the
Royal Irish Academy In addition 70 those mentioned
Mr.. Dalton many other works. and contrib
utor to-peveral British periodicals
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greatly delay f not absolutely prevent anesthesa from
ether; lett the moment 70 look after some Of
the preparations for tho operation, and returning
found the patient making good deal Of noise, talking
and throwing her hands and feet about usual when
the ether has taken partial effect; OF the house
surgeons then holding the cone OF ether over the
mouth only; the chloroform, informed having
been given previous to return to the operating room
the nosris were open atd much the largest por-
open mouth Of the cone, where also an abund-
ancc OF fresh air was admitted; I directed no
change In the mode OF administration but waited about
ve minutes tprobably fifteen minutes from the time Of
commencement OF exhibition OF the anestheticsl and
then observing that sho quiet but breathing
naturally, turned 70 the table containing the instru.
and selected ny knife for the operations turning
again and approaching the patient observed that she
had ceased breathe the house surgeon made the same
discovery ct The Same moment both the house surgeons
standing beside her head and had not left her enc
moment since the administration OF the anmstbeo was
commenced; Immediately felt for her pulss q tho
wrist but had cessed did not stop to put my hand
upon her breast, but turned her sS once upon her
len side and then again upon her back; this
was repeated three or four times and occasionally
forcble pressure was made upon the spigasrum p Of
the stomach) when ~ length she made one long tn
spiraton, and hoped the danger was passed; a this
tme her face rather PALE but NOT purple or other
wise dscolcrsdi this process Of turning and pressing
upon the eptgastum continued In few seconds
she brcathed again during period OF perhaps eight
ten minutes tie long Inspirations occurred Al pretty
long intervals her tongue 10 the meantime and until
some time after death was held forward from tbs
CLOTHS By pair Of tooth oreps 1t tho end OF the eight
ten minutes the inspirations became much shorter
and ooeusr:a % Longer Intervals the poles q ,,s
was promptly a. hand and in working order, were
nov applied 70 each side Of the body opposite tho
diaphragm and heart; during this time alone artificial
respiration BY turns and pressure were suspended OBJ
serving no sfecn from the bathing IL was soon laid
aside and the manipulstons were resumed her lips
v;nspps mor' .ba pp'p n,snesa @ c1s'0p
flexible catbeter, and with my own breath In.
naied the lnnss aiding The respiratory movements
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Inv In" Snal Revenge laws which were numefou. %
been grave charges made in regard 70 ahs
After sop further instrucons the jury retired 70 con-
slider T. cir duties.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE

Sov-us " orr Of Soutis Carolina. is in Charleston.
General Pope mas .reurped . Atlanta
John o . rsyth nf Aiasasna ai,noseh man past the
prime itre. appea, forty years age.
Randall Hunt ~ Louisiana. who has heen q visit
TO the M D., mas returned 10 New orlesas.
senator Wilson's political prospects said TO
be veyi 4 concurrence Of Ills vioent deuunciaons
VI thr ia lieea-e Of Massachusetts, who tri-
umphed "a abe reesnG elections.
Gover,s :. Jenkius and Mr.. b. H. Hnl -of Georgia
nj pa thelt th inst.
Hcipcr Helper book notoriety has written another
appeal to | - North against the negroes.
General hancock the Inequalities OF New
Orleans GA ans ARRIVAL 10 thai city
Chief ia tscs Chase called upon Hunnicuu whic in
Richnuhd.
Genera ctardic OF Nj sssippi, the editor arrested
By order OF General Or nns sned out ~fit OF haDsas
corpus
Coione. J. e. hosby. formerly Of the rcscl army; A.
C. Rahcock OF vifgaia Congressman Mosreil, Penn
syivana II Morrilia, Minister from Bogota and Inns
secretary gnor sslsaF and Congressman Hooper, OF
Ma~acnu-eL y thh5 CITY, htN
Ihas -u sired tia, the presen. visit OF Hugh Has
ting II at any, Europe " Official ne being
accredited the statc Department az Wssnineioa to
visit the r"s MINISTERS % the United taies N the
several Nnro pean capitals The nature Of hts mission
wb,ch u Z , IN behalf OF The goverrmeai
has not rrns; sred Mr.. HssiinSs lett this country
hts 1h his tnriiy IN August last aud = en-
pcc,ed "a ru "a Washington about the LIST OF jana
AIRY next Re soes ~ z Petersburg ard Constan-
tlnople III. g. entity ere new a. Nanich.
Major Gcnee1. Joan T. Roo The retired list OF the
United Sats irmv 2ithcagh lar advanced Ia years Is
An tho cniayn quito tolcfasie health at Troy
General Vol 4 = VT upicrslood be engaged IN the
preparation IL his military Recolcctionsn fer the
prres These tRecollectousH will entraca a reCpunsi
al onr rat,ras 1nltay exploits from and ioc,ulng the
war Of 1870 d,ru OF the rebellion 1858,
40 be follow "a elaborate essay upon ruclion
IN tie same vou me - dcEsify bis
xrescut era In "a ,litica aud military Affairs
Major General William a. fibtts formerly OF General
ssber danS c.yaA and who attached the stan
rho Emeror ,p Ill MS request oi ns Majesty
1be recep,i0a ii al Car ~ RnssE Paris
has returned frou Europe 10 his Hooec balls
Rensss ner cO4rs The faEssiy OF rbiIts
now travelling i'Ail ne holy Lad
John Jr9uchs a. the actor VA entertained q an ele.
rsnt dinner al M ~ saturday evening last ~
beta napteg OF rneta Delta Chi Fraternity attached
% the Scientific sahl 'ol IN ilaf cits.
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ample .BrA White Africa Al Ross, hopkins, Fsyal and
Ios as ' wsso WATSON r PSs
deinnia; Mecloskey, Cro~el. NYerk
s .sa. ,so S,S Ssad nxt sA, syr.n
sr,ss ksie, Hattie Even schf Rosswsy; iah, brig
sAs,riaoEE, nav Is-Arrrsa. bark Adslaias E,eheer;
- no Jsnsiro; scars Ruth Baker, knight rOrtaad
cisarei-Brg tieiaid Wood wnmIasten; schrs Adams,
Kely nsrt "a riorson jersey cis Oliver Seho
e %si ma ssis i ssanS up; Elvsssa
is.,ss.ssAgsr Qua; ship Vary Gooae Yokohama
Ha.oMNavlLLE dsx.s, Nos 2-in port sehr Eta, Rus
BANGOR Nov ' 10 Arrived, rehr soe~ smith NyorE
Ge.sd srs Gee Harris french, Pors Morris schrs Geo
Anss fssseta settce sYevx '''S''
Soy y tA5sss s s Hudson Post NiorS
CsIARLEsi6K, Nov is-Cearsd, brig Mary Cobb, Far
sss,iea. Ship Amelia cesasr Liverpool.
cMLA1s Ne issa.d se1rs ssri:aa, B,achfoyd
and sn N Me:ss S. Young
Maa SMITH and aassa a'i Tnis1 s DO h
SosTRH ssa MoSRSs Nov ls-A-r,Sea ba-ss syaea
has Sara,f uaaiae Mon.sviaso; B.s.iera RIO Jsasro
sMWEsTo% No% 1 00sn i brig issns Myers
ws.s boston, sh bark hope Same. Sam LssrPSSH ess
xalanzsa, in distress
Galveston for Nyork. repairing rudder-e1peeed
MnBIL 4. Nov M-Arrived bark raya tsp, Rois sisal
i3h--, ,e,red steamship Cuba E,b,nson Liverpool
IahC Cleared, bark Fannie capp HAvre; brig Uncle sam
Pannoil Boston,
NEW OKLEiNS Nov l2-Arryed. ship North mpton,
DelaUo Bath Rslow steamship sherman, fndreth
kYogk ship stetson. Woodward. IRON Liverpool
i3sa-Arriysd scamshps Guyane ORR Robin, Havana;
st-s,on Woodward from Livcrpool bark Lutken Hol),
1 lAandnan. from Bordeaux.
Sournwssr Pass. Nov ia6FM-Arrved. ships p Sage,
Srsas 81 S91 sa M syaF;sS Gardner L0oo Ana both
l NANTUCKET. Nov l4-Arrved schr PSarro, Chase New
| York.
l new BEEFoRD. Nov S--A Arrived. schr Araduc Robin
1 a. Eiizabethport.
1 NORWICH, Nov 16-Arriyed sehrs Texas Ezabethpor.;
Aimra oosy, Philadelphia. Jane Maria. Rondpat; Sier
1 kng Albany
| saIed--echr Connecticut Nyork.
Roadout: Cl otda Albany White Plymouth Rock.
Neptnne's BRIDE Boston for NYork Allen, do for Phil
adepha. Jonas Smith, for NYork Zcavo, Ellsworth
do. Sanl Nash, Bangor for do ocean Star. and Sarah
u,'a Rocknd for do Kate Callahan, Rondout for Say
NEW HAVEN Nov l6--A Arrived, schrs Curtis Goodman
Bishop, Danl Norris Hemingway, Hamilton, GreeR
Sarah elizabeth, Monree--a coal aden
l PHILADELPHIA. Nov IL, PM-Arrivcd. schr Lottie
Beard. Perry, Newport-
Cleared-Shp Mahongo, McConagle Loudonderry; bark
Mary LIBBY Libby Portland; brig John Good, Crcwel
LEwEs Del Nov Is PM-Brg Chas Albert. FOR Gibrai,
tar previously reported Ben Davis
got OF aud this tnorning. company
bark Nm Van Name for Marseles and schr Jane Brun-
| dage for 81 John, NIB.
San FRANCISCO, Nov 49, Arrived, ship Sea Serpent,
NYork.
Cleared-ship Emma G Beale. Liverpool
WILMINGTON, NC. Nov l5-Arrived, schr Florence
LOCKWOOD st John, Nfork.
WIsCASSET, Nov 6--Sailed, brig Hiram AbiG, Tbbets
Mobile; 10Th. ship r II Tucker. kanlett Savannah.
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p.r. c.o. nan m, po.a px,.loa days 10 ballast.
A., De- osa ~ DC" AD'h "''S IVA
~ -, s.,,., Mad ar Ms with
nlak Ann -, Noh'ns ~, -, s" i X,
pns'er, 70 Nranaa , T-liz behporl Portland
ppsig ~ hsnne1 prA IA with heading Waydell
4 rSsts LUCY ANU esse'
= ~ e.-.. r,.,na- Ros.on
4iss Stspneis, .a.s.a ~ davs with spileS Snow
5chr Dresden, Shii1h 9A' -
ncnasu.pn. .,,aa-a ra.hsonvsle. qdays Had heavy
nSnf NJ WIZ. sa.rsrfs ~ bouni 10 Haven.
we<thts ana $500" isrsnrner ilmnp tor NC lavs
Schr Joan y ,s ,un, rrs,ar, rio .fnond. Va
schr FRANCES u ~ ~ $3.50, Sortolk III
Schr Ann Aa .s H. 49, Rsrry virginia
Scnr tsll1t ,, ~ a,ts Ergini.
Sehr ~ ~" ~ = s.-rs lanes yIrxina
schr J J,, s 3 w sf;enr.e,own DO
sen tintA s ..i rhila.ieinhia Tor Noyrich
Sshr 49, - Ri,lsrt phlisielu@r, for usr4ssra
cf w, ,n a,asu Eerre t,eorretrssn M, Tar $40.
seh. A ,sI. p asery RYAN l;eorge,o~n No scr Ne,
:, Senr .i-N'"- 'sf - - - -"
htsru' . f,sevas Ireland 1eorsrtn~a M, Sor M
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tcf. 1919 ra,,.. ps,~,vav Ealt,r,ov,
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:, s1nI a~o'u1' y ' "' -A"~''"~ 'o' Ne"
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s'' rvery csrrnyi so- ri, rs,v.~
s ~ , ,snsns hnr, ~ ~ n.ssa'
Sh .prv isl,za A.nSv E,iz.nsth,,os scr Provi ncn
Sen r1 DAVIS, Eisp nom sor 1r
Scar iirdetl stevens Ezabethport fJr '1sgcnort.
Scbl cH.e Fn1oonNcus 1oU<tc Esis<AoctepcTtf0r Now
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n c sAIIahAL CANE.

On Saturday anou, iasa lively game .. base
tan was paved % College Parl b. the Excelsior Club
of Flushtns. and "A % Adeis1i Of College Point Both
these ciaos are seu posed OF Young adm q, the
xanc Although Adeiphi cub. srnied w rs
n~couG MIN, prt To be too sons for abe Esceeo.S.
she came ~as a. vsr friendly one. aud ended with
score OF twenty i've Tor toe Adepb ye for The
Exc -is,or
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Republicans Aldermanic Nominations.
The republicans OF tho Twelfth Aidcrnanic district
last nig ht nominated Charles A. Lane
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The various Mozart conventions to csndi-
dates Tor school Commissioners met hast night hut adj
Jonraea without making any selscIioos
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SHIPloIN G N K w S.
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roar or gny x01K. NOVEMBER rs, 1867.


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k,eansh,p PERT, Delass. sair $500 Soy ~ her Mt
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h's sies ~. ise ssss fslsr. Masanson nc VIA
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De. yorS Had ssrors Nv winds sh3's ssssass'
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CIT Y
POLITICS.

ramna- POLITICS.
The Tamr -~-~-->-~~--
met last ~ Atdermanic Nomination.
d. any Adermanic Nom mating Convention
aigat with the following rcsuits:-
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Marine Disasters.

BARK ynmuh. johnson, from Matansas.
Wind at sunset NV.
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Adelaide Restori.

This lady was born gipsy, in the
little town of Ciyidale dol Frinei.
llor father and mother were both
actors in wandering company. She
made her 6rst Appearance on the
stage when two months old being in
troduced in basket of flowers At
tho age Of four years she was an sc.
tress. but showed much greater love
for music than the stage; and there 10
little doubt that she would have been
prima donna had she not been an
actress; for nature endowed her with u
magnificent mezZo soprano voice. A.
a girl, she was won't to introduce
sougs IN certain comedies, accompany
ing horselfupon the piano-forte, sing
ing and playing entirely by ear, not
knowing one note OF music from
another, yet producing more effect
aud throwing more feeling into her
songs than mauy trained artist
The old passion still remains, aud
she will now 20 to the piano aud sing
Italian songs with admirable expires
sion This musical taste was iuherit.
ed from her father, who possessed So
wonderful an ear that he played sew
ernl instruments without the slight
est Knowledge Of any, aud 50 we'll a
to have performed in public in tn
place OF artists who failed to keel
their engagements.
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The Live Man.

The Live MN IL like the little pig,
he is wcaned young, aud begins tew
root arly.
He IL the pepper sass Of creation -
the all1pice oV the world.
Que LiUe .h,m in village IL like
a case ov itch AZ distrikt skOol-he
sets everybody tew scratchin at onst
4 man who kan draw Naw Orl6 ans
mollassiss in the month nv jnnnar,
thru half inch auger hole, aud sing
"Home sweet home while tie mol
lassi- il running, may be strikly hon
est, but he aint sudden enough for
this climate HrH.
The Live Mn IL ~ full ov bizSi
ness az the conductor ov street kar ;
he il Of en- like hornet ve'y b'ssy,
but about what the Lord only knows.
He lights up like cotton faktory
and haiat got emmy more time tew
spare than a skool boy has Saturday
afternoons.
He IL like a dekoy duck, abuv wa-
ter, aud lives at least l8 months dur
ing euch year.
lie ia like RUNWAY boss, he gifts
the whole Ov tho rode. .I
lie trots when ho walks and lie;
down at night only bekause eyerybOd-
dy else does.
The Live Man is not always deep
thinker; he jumps at conclusions
just az the frog duz, and don't alwuE
land at the spot he IL looking at.
He is the American pet, a pcrfeki
mistery tcw foreigners but he haI
dun more with charcoaD tew work
out the greatness ov this kountay
than emmy other man in il.
He ia jist az necessary az the grease
on an &xletree. hr
Ilo don't alwus die rich, but alwai
dies biEzy, and meets death gooC
deal az an oyster duz, without making
enuy fuss.--J0sh Billings
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at is Joe aud Charlie9 They will
never come homer
Johns face had fallen between his
hands.
One thing more, and this little
story is ended. It's no more than
what you who read have known.
When eight months later Johns
vessel came back, | heard calmly the
little he could to me Of the wreck
He lay on the green grass plot (for it
was Summer sgaiu), bis hand across
his face.
Jenny it's long time siuce
told you my 6rst real trouble. I've
another deeper, now for with il all.
however | can bear pain aud toll,
think woman can bear heart pain
hotter than a man. l loved Lucy
Irvingham foolishly, blindly, and
grew to see it. Looking back to that
day, | have not forgotten some word,
you said Jenny, tell me, whatever
the boys heart was can you trust The
mans?-"
l did trust IL, and the victory notes
came at last into my life.
lie was to sail early on the morrow
aud in three months | was to b. hi'
wife What was the parting, then
| did not think about the pain in my
Iullnsss of JOY.
I've an idea you may call the end
ing Of this story sad, but it isn't
Though the night that johns vesse
set in for the harbor, there was {
storm, and she went on the rocks
and--well--in the morning they drew
him in out of the surf, aud brought
him up to Nancy Bell and nae.
think if had the old rebelliouS cry
against God iu my heart that | had
the night before, when heard the
sigual guns stop, | would have lost it
from my first look at Johns face
whore smile of peace and trust was
Next his heart found little flower
| had given him, years before, in BIZ
of paper with these words written:
JENNY, Dlrliag: The ship is going
down. Don't make it hard for me t,
stay in heaven without you, by feel
ing that this was so bitter for afte
all, the world may be dark but thcr,
will be enough for us both You vii
know how much | UoHid have said
and could not. BE very tender o
yourself for my sake. Comfort Nan
cy, God will comfort you, my brave
darling. JoHN----
And God did comfort me.
BERTHA s. Scranton,
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3. Tho Italian Government 10
make no protest against the organizas
ton of Papal army, even composed
Of foreign Catholic volunteers. (it
now includes 1900 French and Bel
giau, $50 Swiss, aud 600 Irish sufi-
cient for protection aud defence, pro.
vidod that this force did not degener
ate into a means of attack against the
italian Government.
4 Italy to assume pioportiouate
part of the debt Of the former States
Of the Church.
The important portion Of this tren
" evidently is its Grst article. When
it was executed. Ratazzi, who has all
along acted rather as Napoleon,
agent aud tool than as Victor Em-
msnuefS true councillor. WAS Prim,
Minister of IAly, even as he is now
lie is the determined enemy of Carl
baldi therefore wacn ho learned
(what Victor Emmsuuol prob bly
knew aud approved hong time boz
forc,) that an Italian march upoi
Rome was about to be made, he play
ed into Napoleon's hand by arrestin,
Garibildi The doubt Is whethei
Napuleor realy is willing tn rut
some risk 10 order to msintain th
Pope as temporal PRIME or wbo,h
or he will allow the ltliins to anne
Romc aud the other States of tn
Church. lie eau either throw
Freu n army Into the Papal territor
without acting in concert with Wet,
Emmanuel, or he can call upon NictC
Emmanuel To act mp the drst artic
Of the treaty of September, 1864, an
prevent by force of arms every no
tile movement in tho dir, ction
RJme. All the time. too, il is b,
loved that Victor Emmanuel is a
desirous as Glribaldi himself TO hay
ROME aud the remaining States ,
The Church annexed TO Italy. Ther
i whisper that should Victor I'm
manuel resolve not to act up to tn
treaty of September, he will be back
cd up by Couut Bismarck with tn
military force aud moral power I
Protestant Prussia.
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Josh Billings Sayings.

If had boy who did'nt lie we'll
enough to suit me. would set him
to tendin in a retale dry good store.
When feller gifts to goin down
hill, it duzE seem as tho everything had
be0h CREASED for the kashuu.
l kev finally cum to the konklnsion
tha, good reliable set of bowels IN
wuth mo to a man thaa emmy guam
tity of brains.
The man who kan wear q sburt .
hole weak, aud keepit clean, amt a.
for anything else.
I never uu fool who hadept q good
voice. m ste
There is multitudes of folks tAat
mean we'll enuff, but how like the evil
one they act.
Give the devil his due--well enuH
| 10 the proverb, but my friend, what
will become NV you and me, If this sF-
rangoment is carried outS