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In tho throes. Of death, and coverod With blood,
Tho door Of tho pom loading into tLo rendering
out IN succession, knifo iapidly spIitu tho skin
around the mock md down Tho stomach. a ropo
is attached to tho upper part Of tho hfdo by d
whict, lols,roly waks oil down tho yara carrying
tho skin Of tito animal with him, md cavng tho
carcass still q!1tvering will, animal lifc tnoklc
hoists tho body TIP to n levol with tho mouth OF
ono Of tho tmmonBe cauldrons. aud In loas time
10 tho soothing aud boiling mass. Thoro nro
four OF five Of these caullrous, each larEo enough
esantly, going during tho killing season: Tho
tal1ow Is drawn off into largo hogshoada, and
cd ont on to wllat ia called tho ''haa pilo," con-
slsting Of bones, horns, nnd tho nrlnla! n1nttor,
from Witch nl tho fatty subztanoo has boon OK
traQtcl.
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Queen fsabciEtl,s Husband,

It is barely four years since DON Francis do
Assiasis, consort Of Queen Isabella II. Of Spain,
resided in tho most sumptuouR apartments Of
tho Royal Palace Of Madrid. THO royal OK
oheqnor waB always open to him, and le Eratiu,l
hiB expensive tastos by purchasing large n,,.ll-
bers Of the dnost horses In tho world, aud by nc-
quiriug tho masterpieces Of French ard
Italian ebeniste,1e; forming. in tho course OF
few years, little museum of curiougIy
wrought aud exceedingly costly writing desks,
inlaid with pearls and precious stones; easy
chairs, upon which ingeniaa caoinet-nlakors had
spent yearA OF aBHiduoua labor, nttl work-boxes
and caskcts Of surprising beauty and enormous
value. When heroyal family waa 30 summnrily
expelled from Spain, Queen 1sabella had to
leavo most Of her Valuablos in Madrid and her
unfortunate husband arrived In Bayonne, on hB
way to Paris, with q few trunks containing
little boyoud his personal wardrobe. Ills
lorsos, hsa diamonds, and his aboyo-mcu-
toned collection Of costly articles of artistic
ebeniste4ie had romaineil In Madrid. tho horses
wero coplscated by the new Government for
military purposes. What beeana Of his dia-
monds has mover been ascortained; aud hls
''musoum" was destroyed by tho Indignant
popuaco when, upon invading tho Royal Palace,
they found That Don Francis do AsHisaa Ind
bcon 30 rock'nss as to have placod on splonaid
Murillo in lis hitting paper target, at
which ho had tfrod numerous ahots from IN air.
pistol almost destroying tho Baporb painting,
Bnco 1870 he has been living obscuroly III Vi
pnna.
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"Lot ms $780," nail tho ox~hoadnman counting
his victims or on lliB 1ngors, !" forty y-nyo-no.
forty.s!x." 'uow many Of tl,cm wore women 7"
anled tho reporter. About = do8cn," snid hlr.
Of thom. .Thoy gave mo moro trouble than nj!
parson OF tint kind Ind to attontl to wss an old
5yor sy w ad h0r r.. son They hna Poisoned e
clorh Of tho court modlloaome sort OF follow,
directed mo otherwise, and 30 had to cut
(sohnofden) ihe young man first. Ills mothor
took It yory badly; / could hardly got hor In
'"What where your emoiumonts IN pruseia >
asked tlo reporter.
"rhree hundred thn1ora for each l,oad ont off, ~
replied tlo ox-hoadanan and, besides, Ind
IA MY diHtriot oil tho skinping Of fallen cattlo.
grandfather md father having becn in tho salne
baslnoBa o.. thoy Ind good timo Of it; my
tlonnl" =.
"Yoa," ho said proudly, " mud half OF them hc
broke oi, tho wheel"
"nid you ovor breal anybody on tho wheel, "
asked tho reporter.
NO." he replied, +" tho worst I did was cut
ting with tic sword. and littlo did like It; for
axe, aud tho head flies OF lilto nothing"
"Anl you say tho now German codp Is bad 7
asked tho reporter.
why, OF COURSE" said tho old healsmau.
Worry bad Worry badt Just 800 what thoy are
doing in Berlin: Ono murder day, and not an
execution for stx months. The Emperor is too
soft-hoartod, 1le will pardon thom oil. That's
not tho way Of doing, things. In 1s47 I cut
nlno follows in the Marion Werdor District, aud
wo mover Ind q murder since. Thoy do things
better iu Poland. They whip thore tho fellows
30 bad TINT tlloy do not know where tlsoy are."
- But they do not kill thom2" said the ro
portnr.
''Uo not kilt thoml" exclaimed tho old heads
mai, scornfully. Tow Of them 10 anrvive, in
doed! The Russian lash IL rs good as t!n ax
DEATH"
Tho reporter Ind had enough OF tic heads,
mans experiences aud opinions, and bnde hin
goodnight,
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Only an Inch nsau u lQsslF OF Lunil.

On Monday Afternoon In the Fifteenth Dn-
trtos Court . Judge. n Clerk Of tho Court, 3
Sheriff: . shorthand reporter, throo lawyers,
plaintiff, two defendants and SIX wit1,chseb,
ssylsted by M audience of outuIders,. consumed
half . day N determining who owned pfoco Of
ground an inch aud half wile, and
tn thirty feet rnnniny down to uothtng.
The land was in tho rear Of lot on Toha,nsk
stroet and worth Ut the t1ttnost not to exceed
ton In oJactmont brought by DanioI Russell
against Fortman l. Har1. tho browerH. It ap-
poared that the dafondants Lad survey made.
aud moro than i've years betora ttis suit was
brought put their bu}|lipg On tAa hua both psz-
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FIVE DOLLARS OR FIVE DAYS,
A0yv u Wont Troy Justice .vas Vic
tin1iHrtl.

Row u Went Troy Justice was Vic-
tin1iHcd.
From the Wh.teha!l ~. ~ 1Y,uea.
IN incident @ at tug state Fair dronns
Times ls the first to publish.
A police force was placed about the grounds
to preyont pooplo from scaling the fancea, thoro
by. depriying tho Agricultural Society Of tho
. policeman arrestad mnn In the act Of clan
destinoly obtaining adnasttanco to tho fair
grounds. The priaoner WAS brought before
Justice Grattan Of West Troy, who, by-the-by,
u ono Of tho most wlolo-souled Irishmon In
Wost Troy.
The Justice wus sitting in Ills Office whqn tho
policeman olltored with prisoner i'll charge.
"Your Honor" baid tito Officer, have I, man
whom orrestad in trying to scale the fnir-
grounds fance,h
"stanil up, sirl" said Ills Honor to tho pris-
oner II, his usual megaterial dignity. .'What
was you trying. to stao In for, ye villain?"
Please your Honor"
"Honld your tongno," said Hi8Houor, bring
,ng his M 1at d9wn npon tue It table with heavy
bolicat net tho villafnous rascal wna engaged in
when you nabbed Him."
Oillcer--" May it pleaao tho Court, I was on the
north inside fence Of tho fair ground by tree.
observed tue prisoner skullsing about outside,
stood behind tho tree when tue villain, not
seolng the. jumped tho fence. Immediately
collsrcd him and brought him before you, yo,ir
honor. That's the man."
Justice" Ye lnrd-hoarted monator you. Aint
yees ashamed to DO robbing poor Agricultural
Society," 70 villain? Tho Coort lines you 50 or
five days, and may the Lord have morey on your
soul"
Prisouor-" But, your Honor
Justeo1"N9t .} word-yees pays tito fines or
Prisoner" But. your Honor, I haven't only
$50 which my poor mother gnye me to pay note
with to-day. You wouldn't take that from me
when, i the note is not paid, my Old mother will
bo sued to.day?"
Justice" You've heard the sentence of the
Coort:. Unless you pay you goes to jail for five
days"
Prisonor-"L Listen, your Honor"
Justlco-"Mr. Olticor this coort is adjourned
take c!large Of the prisoner, and unless ho pays
in five minutes jug him."
Tho prisoner, Boolng that tho Court was mex.
orab1o, pulled up his right trowsers leg drew ou
pieoo OF paper from lis boot which, after un.
rolling, was found to contain q fifty-dola,
greenback. Ho passed 1t to tho Justice, who 70.
turned him fOrty-nve dollars in change. The
Justice placed the gtoonback in his wallet. ant
tho officer aud prisoner withdrew.
The next day the Squire went to tho bank tc
deposit, when the cashier politely informed him
tint tho $50 greonback was counterfeit.
It Immediately occurred to His Honor that the
bogus officer aud prisoner were "dixty s~ind
lora"
Since tint time the bnro mention Of "fiyt
dollars or tive days y In Jnstico Grattau'H hear
Ing subjects the nndacious man who laroa uttel
it to tlno for contempt Of court,
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rhe slnuRhtoring prooesH In Texns.

From E.itons Letltrs to kae baltimore A7nessoa,s
Our baltimore hutchora would bo As much
startled a. I was at tho Wholesale procosa Of
killing carried on in the establishment. The
ordinary plum Of drawing tho staor down to tho
block and striking him On the heat With IN OK,
il too SLOW for The wholesale butohory carried
OH hero. About ono-loxon head arc driven Into
y small pom, just Huflloloutly large to hold that
number oloaely packed, and gaso forced to be-
hind them. This pan has an opon elat platform
ACROSS tho top Of it, npon which two mon aro
stationed with poles With eharp .polntoa tnives
hxed on tho el1d of them, With rapldity ao-
qulred by long practice, they plunge tholr
struggling aultnals, cutting tho jugular yoIn,
aud oaoh successfully falls a. II struck down
With 81 AZ. Tho blood spurts out in streams ~
It {rom . doaen fountains, and In less than a
mluute tie WHOLE psp-fuu s{a down q9iysslpg
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"Whlle her sister who accompanied hor was
speaking to n ghopman ut ono window of the
oarriago, gentleman, perfectly we'll known to
her as 3 menbor Of society, rodo up to tho other
without . sigu Of recognition, Or dsprecatory
or explanatory word, suatehed her purse from
ont tho carriage basket aud roda away with it at
full speed. Indy Elliot never aaw II again. In
after yoara she WAS wont to toll tho story aa an
instance Of tho desperate couraes to which tho
gambling nnnia Of tlio day drove its victims,
but not eyon to her children did sho oycr contldo
the namo Of the individual who had placed him-
self at her mercy aud was saved by her silence
from overwhelming disgrace"
MADAME nE sTAEL.
I" was invited on Sunday eyonlng to Madame
dc Eiahants a Francl bel esprit and friend OF
Windham's to moot Madame de ssael. ahc IL
quo Of those women WHO are greedy. Of admlra-
purchasing any quantity Of anybody at any price,
and, among other prices, by traffic Of mutual
aattory. Sho ID also to have the whole oonyer-
satlon to herso!f, aud to be tho contra of every
aTAruEAQun pnApEn1Es.
AT ball giyon by Lady Aborcorn, thore were
cwolve ladies' 10 tue garb OF statues-that iH TO
nay, with tue girdle c!oae mp to the broaat, aud
tho drspery falling, or intended to fall. statue
fashion, below. They we're not uncovered, but, by
all accounts, i produced almost all tho effect Of
1lakednoss. George Ellis asked Mrs. Poole, who
was ono OF thonl, wliothor slo wna reallY ~
naked ns ahe appeared to be, and sho ahld she
really was very near. People said TINT women
semblies Or society unless they hud cunning or
sonlo other stronger inducemeMt. and that they
try this cheaper aud safer mothod Of attracting
them. ".IhB Atyle now certainly makea private
society lnuol more llAo O. masquerade or public
place. whore you 500 mixture OF purea aud I'M
thpir own way"
As the Preaah revolution gstAessa st.epsth
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tlos had agreed to- and tl.at tho platutiH had an
i1cl, OF tho dofondnnta lot In tito front, which
moro than compensated for tho loss in tito rear
30 tho Court told defendants 10 go III peaoo, and
matlo plaintiff pay tho coats. 30 ondod tho
nmallcBt ojootmont auit ovor brought in thts
nntlutrv.
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white dfess and guCss ii Ut him OIL
for about 81.
|. wasn't exactly handsome Of the Chi.
cag0 rector 10 dismiss couple no had
hslr married because tho lady had been
divorced He loft them in a 4ilemma.
Tho man was married 10 iLo woman but
The woman was not married TO tho man NJ
ALL Such oburuolions in the way Of mat
rimony are exceclinely announcement.
At she --latest alvices tho married man aud
divorced woman were searching for par
son who would pick up The dropped thread
and Gnish tying the knot.
The peasant style of hair.cultiuc intro
inced hero last season has Travelled acros,
the water. "A French pendent says:
"Appropos of hats and tonnets, ] may
mention very ugly fashion that has 70.
Gently been introduced that OF cutting ,,o
front hair SO that IT hangs Ike ',,o
across tho fore hosd. There y ..,a, ~.
terence between few "a " ,"''' H.,
,bcns>. :. h ~ ~" ..Gvy and soft, when
comm ',,, j., ,ho and which prove 50 be-
Theresa, rotthis "a VIZ!
urbccomine when tho bsir is dark
I'D straight; they then give the oiiect of
{ being eummcd 10 the skin. exactly in the
the manner adopted hy Breton peaa1nI
girls.
.Th, Prince Of Waics, when he lties
can mako almost es good = HcccA ms VI E
Grant, The other day, 90 tha occa'or q
tho unwilling Of tho statue Of Prince Al
! bert in London, tho coming kins Temsrf'
cd 81 will thank you once moro toS your
reception Of rae to-day; l thank You Ion
the Kind way in which Yen drank .b,
loa!ta Of tbs Princes q: Walo-; also o
my brother who j. 30 soon 80 be married
and tho other mombtrs ol tue
rcvsl ismly.' Screams Of ap-
p'ausc1 Abort Edward then
PROCEEDED with only en- incitenta!
reference to the lameutll Prince in whose
honor the statue was raised, 90 propose
the health ct tho Lord Mayor, and re-
marked couci-c,y: The duties az tho
Lord Mayor are grcat and responsible
! know they are always d.scAlrgcd - the
satisfaction Of the citizens, and an GER
tain that 90 the present occasion yon will
drink mos, cordially 90 tho health Of Que
who, ! feel sure, will perform those nrdu-
Gus duties to the satisfaction OF his fellow
citizens Loud and prolonged cheers
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MARKET REPORT.

MEMPHIS, February Q. - Flour dull
6 0ln9 90. Corn ucs market bare.
Corn scarce and firm, held q, 49, Oats
scarce and hrm t9@Gl. Ilcgs dull Bran
quiet, 20 in store. BuIk shoulders lM1i;
sides s,Ws; Lard 9i@loi.
ST LOUIS, February g--f.our I'M
changed. " heat very duh and unsettled
No sEsinc offered =. ! , cash; | 223
bid; No red fall ct'gred at Sc; no bids;
80 3, l ~. ~ bed. Corn dull, for No
? mixed Gl@j1 Gate Inactive bu. steady
No > mixed ic}@47 Barley inactive
and unsettled; best qualities held firm
Rye held itm Ut sjT 50. PORK unchanc-
ed 1T Idols 30, Dry salt meats lower on
iob6ing order lots country shoulders b.
az; sides snd hams q. Lard unchanged.
Whisky unchanged.
CEciNsAu, February 9.-Flour quiet.
" heat dull and rumira! / A-tl5O. Corn
in good demand, car $1,000; shelled ella
G3. DAT, steady cost Rye scarce, firm
and higher 97G,aq. Barley dull asd un-
changed Eggs s,oady. Blt,cs and choose
lirmcr. Pork nominal Is 256l5 30.
Lard quiet and held, steam =; kettle
Ollie Bulk meats dull, shoulders, sale.
5jG1 cash, buyer March :, March e.;
clear 1:(,i cash; 7 buyers March; clear
s Bacon quiet, shoulders : spot and
buyer until February 20 clear rio s!"si;
clear 9. Whisky lrm 60
new ORLEANS, February g-.Fiour
active; COCO Dbls sold today for Cuba on
private ;erms; 200t TO trade; NIX 6 80
al %; family 7 7jd3 % Corn firm.
white 71fli0 yellow 81. Oats frmer 60
Bran easier 95. Hay dull prime l6 OO6
IS 90; choice 20 90 Pork quiet Is 75M
l. 90. Dry salt meats scarce 73%si, s.
81, Bacon quic. 1891, 10. Hams dull
l2@lZl. Lard scarce and firm, fierce g
Ce35; key lo@l0l. Sugar dull, common
Gti fair =; prime 90 choice $40. Iola-sps
in good demand, discern bottom 30; fair
jSi prime g strictly prime G4@Gs
Whisky hight supply, Cincinnati ! o.
CoAae firm 2i!&-s.. Germ meal sca!ce
and firm 3 5J"5 10.
CHICAGO, February 0 -Flour, dun and
nominal Whoat, in feir deusnd and ad-
vancei. No. spring. q; No. 2, 22l
cash; / 20 Aarch; No Q, 1G. Corn in
fair demand and advanced at 57i caeh,
b7399ir March. Oats, In fair demand
and advanced No ., 42i spot. Rye
scarce and frIuor, No > s2Cs3. Barley
fair demand and Rdyancedi No "a 700
- !rnsh so Cor new western; 10 3
l 90. Proyi,ons dull and dropping; pork
dun and declined, cash nominal ii a.;
March aQll, u 5oi April II 70. Lard
., oil packed. Whisky ara sFs MaFch
--
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..V ny. Ames, s! Louis Ashland, Arb.
-. river. Departed Mohawk and
~ ces, ~ Louis Weather clear and
,aasant.
EvNSsyILLF, February Weather
clear with n sharp wind, Mercury o2.
River hh' fallen 70 inctes. Tort ist -
down Bowling Green, Ben franklin,
II y Turner, Mary Houston. idleWiid,
Mary Ament. Up---Quickstcv, Florence
Lee Fsyettc, Morning star Business
good.
NAsHyILLg, February i',yer risng
with ~ foet . in3hos on tho shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant Arrived
shippers Own, Cincinnati, Lawrence
Cairo; lleilman, raducah; Gilmore, iitts-
burg. Departed Holman, PSducan'
LOUISVILLE, February River fall
ing with = feet in the anal and Il feet ~
Indian chute. Arrived - 0ilie Eoert,
New Orleans; Anna, Tennessee river,
Shal,rock, lron.on; indiana, View Of!eanf
Esporan2s, 81. Louis, Jas. ID. Parker,
Menphis. Departed Mollie Ebert, Gin
cinnati; Shslirock 1rontoni Anna, Cihcin-
natl; Indiana, Ciacinnatii Esperanza,
Pi,lshHrgh; Jas ID. Parker, Cincinnati
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

Senator Boptwoll,s 5.rch,o, i,-.-l
be almost as mucb or " raii,t". .. ..'i 10
father, and thoroughly ~. for ,oc",s -"
rishts.
np,oos,. p.,
ho,in, .sG's hMshs mas s9'oe5''ul de-
mi pS;,i 4, oset Ils,y -Mts, L"el'en-
~ Tonp Nssu' nee 9iiss A'hh!' Bea!s,
P'
The Kennebec' y curnsl, Augusta. Nsire
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ton of Congrca' into tho last Zen dsy.
and to have it virtually in the hsnjs Of
conference committees bv which all
vicious legislation ~as elected whc,ber
'hs waa the purpose of iaa resolution. or
ho., that certainly would he its effect.
table. /
Halo, OF Ms;no moved 20 suv ,,rd
rules and adopt the resolution. Tg 49, n,n'
uoh Wss not esrried the vote be41 az
lp'' Tho houso rcfusei 10 lay - 'ro 400
Won on the table b. ll3 TO - al ,hrr
!! Wa reforfod - The corr 40 40 on wsy.
=, ,ooG,gD', oN9rod p. ro,1; ,io, aecl,rior
- !" oe the sea2t Il The hol,o that
,'' grcss shcl!d ~ o5,,lrp until
s)mo meas srea are ~ opted providing fof
some reform in the prerrnt system Of cur.
rehcf HSn on y subject Of ,ransporta-
tloH ana lcf '"' re economical ndministra.
non Ci sorrT ,ment Rules were Suspended
ana 'no 'fs' ution adopted without yeas
H'r'tb o. Ohio moved to suspend rules
iai @.op. a resolution declaring it
&C be within the constitutional
! cow, Of Congress by law 70 so r'Eu-
! lAFj commerce among states 50 rs TO pro-
TIC thst portion Of internal commerce
J which is among several States, from oil
unjust or oppressive tolls, taxes or OBJ
slrUclions, or other tsrdens which are i'm
posed 0y railroad companies, or 10y COM
h,nations thereof, or by othcr common car
rigrs md chat the present condition and
/ magnitude or Comuercs among states de-
I mand prompt sul wise exercise Of those
powers bud duties. CS'ried Ica', 100,
nAvs. G1.
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THhEGRA HIS.
Reported Expressly for the Bulletin,
THE LATEST.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

4
WAsHINGToN, D, C., February o.
Senator Sargent prcEcntej the credentials
Of John :. Hoser Senator from California,
who was sworn in.
Mr.. Eamsy pre.anted p petition for tho
Improvement OF tho Red river Of the
North. Referred.
Mr.. WHght presented tho Joint rcs1lu-
t.oH Of ths legislature Of Iowa, PRAYING
for the passage of the House bil in iala-
ton 10 the Dos MOines riv0r land grnuta.
Referred,
MIR. Sherman said thai on Friday last
he msde q motion to consider the vote by
which the House resolution, ORDERING an
Investigation into the management Of tho
affairs of the government OF the District
OF Columbia, was passed. While he sln
thought the Senate should not
participate IN That investigation.
ps tho conduc. OF the district oiiciels
might como before The Sonsto IN smother
form, yo. to prevent delay he would With
draw he motion to reconsider. No OBJ
lection being made, the motion was with
drawn.
Mf. GcCroe-y, at his own request. was
excused from further service on the com.
mittee on territories ans Senator Yaoger
was appointed.
Mr.. Boutwell, Introduced bin arnsula
tory Of tho national currency act. Tho
bin referred TO contains two sectionr. ono
prohibiting the national banks from nav
ing or receiving interest on deposits and
the other requiring national banks u
keep IS por cent. Of their rcsrurcos >,
home A bin for the reliet of Ess. Ten.
nes,o Unworthy and appropris,ing Sls.
600 TO compensate that institution for
property. owned by 1t sui dgs,roycd
w. federal troops during The late war was
taken up aud passed; yeas 40 nays 20.
Inc morning hour having expired tho
.cnate resumed the consideration Of tho
bankrupt biz, pending amendment being
that Of Thurman, 10 ahoi,sh tho uG,s5 |
Of register IN bsnkruptcy and
authorizing the district courts In |
disposs of all suits in bankruptcy and 70 |
appoint master commission, when reeos- |
'ery, 20 perform the duties Of registers
Ar. Thurman is advocating edopi,ar |
OF an amendment Of the above, he eilect |
would Do 70 greatly decrease the cost in |
bankruptcy cssos.
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MARRIED IN A CEMETERY.

The cemetery ~ wyoming, FcnnsylvS-
MIA, was recently the scene OF a ceremony
very unusal in the vicinity Of graves. Il
appears that party Of four persons, II
adv and thrao Geu,emon arrived at
PiJts.on On the night OF the 18Th inst, land
after some mysterious maueuyeung were
driven over u tho cemetery mentioned,
uhGre the lady and oae OF the gentlemen,
preceded by the other two, walked up TO
the front ui grave, ~ the
head ct which stood a whito marble
cross. Here the lady and gentleman sep-
srated, osch taking position on opposite
sides Of the grave near the center vni!o
the other two placed Themselves, tho one
o. thehead, tho other ., tho foo. The
lady and gentleman then Joined hands
owe, the tomb and Just Is The boil Of II
distant church toilod the midnight hour
the one NJ tho head, who WAS minister Of
the gospel, IL tho clerical ca. Of his gar
mtuts furnished criterion
bos.o short marriage service,
which was concluded almost us soon as the
revcrborations OF tho boil bod died away
among Wyoming'a hills. Why this ro-
mantle couple chose sucl o time ana
place for such 81 ceremony is unknown, as
The party disappeared as toriou.iy 10
they camci but those who remember Bull
wers Esw Iimcu, and havcs desiyc for
complete poetic justice, will probably in
ga .I-' H-.a- rrat rr,ouidrrirp. frrcvp an pr
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nrnhNI.iIitin..

WAsuToIoH, February G.--TLa low
barometer Of Cape Ha;ters5 will probably
keep some distance OF the coast duria The
day.
For Middle and Eastern states incre.s.
ing nortAwestei ly winds c2ep. in Maine
with cloudy weather.
For Southern and Guif 5.atc., ritng
temperature and barometer, northwosterly
winds an. generally Gear and dry
weather.
For Upper Lakes aod Northwest, fall
ing barometer aud rising temperature,
southWes!egly winds ard cloudy, damn
weather.
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NinlcN. Nliin.

BwLsr, February 9--The temperance
work ia sl.li progressing with marveio-s
erccess. Ssvers. saloons surrendered to-
day Doucudia. the wickodest
pfo9c1Cr IN Ohg, has re.Hpposred and Is
trying in frantic unQerhnnied way 10
Illustrate the movement. lls is "a peculiar
bI,le'Gue, swearing yehomontly and
drinking hard. IL this ecclesiastical cuss
ever gets to heSven he Will have An Rw-
lri tight race for 1t and doubtless bring
ing smeii of birthstone on his garments.
Tao kind hearted ladies--dear creatures Co.
are praying hard for MIN. "a tremendous
mass meeting was held lEst night and an
other vii. be held tonight. The ladies
insist tia. the boat Joys are well received
and assured that no liquor shall 10
cg at tins lending, and without
oEaggcrati3u 1t is nearly impossible TO
get glaf. Of liquor in town, aud the
saloon keeper. swear they wont sell it and
dry topers prove thoir words ~ the sad
ns-s O.. their fac,s.
CINcrHgArG FEBRUARY g.-The Gszet.o's
special from Ripley, sa,s tho wumon's
temperance moycusn. il u. fever heat
10 tia. town and thst siz:cou OFT Of TWEEN
ty-threo saloon scoper- have
iguel the pledge and quit
the business. It is taking prole, ed
religious torn. Ih"y now hold daily
prayer meetings. IN Al! tho southern
ali oi tho state the excitement on tho
euti.ct Is great and i. .s spreading. The
southwestern part Of Indiana is affected
considerably. John G. Nanpella, con-
verified aaloor-kooper, OF Now Vienna, ia
travelling iec!uring. Washington sul
Ilillshoro are the only instances in which
vlniers have enioiued the woman
through the courts from visiting them