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lhS hundred feet there open, Il scene more
gorgeous than The dream of the Count de
Monte Crlsto. All along the drift overhead,
under foot and upon hanging wall for II dis
lance of 400 feet the precious wealth of ma
turc glit,ers in the "Iamplight gloating DER"
Below this drift on the lower level, distance
in perpendicular depth of fifty feet, and in the
mountain over II hundred feet, there is even
n richer picture. The mine is not dcscrba.
BILE except by ordinations. 1t is magnificent.
The mine is patented under the broad seal
of Uncle Sam to Geo. Rocksaw and Andrew
Rocksaw, their heirs and assignces, to have
and to hold forever.
So Bill was mistaken after all about that
mine and the RDCksawS. --Orerlalid NOnthiy.
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\ yAdy occupied whole year in searching 70
and fitting the following thirty eight lines from
English and American poets, The whole read
almost az if IL had been written at one time AM
by one author:
Life.
WHY al this toll for triumphs of an hour:
Young.
Liie's short summcr-man is but flower;
DR.. johnson.
BY turns we catch the fatal breath and die
Pope.
The cradle and the tomb, alas. so nigh
Prior.
To be is better far than not TO be,
Scwcll
Though all mans life may seem tragedy
Spencer.
6ut light cares speak when mighty gricfs arc
dumb Daniel
The bottom is but shallow whence they come
Sir Walter Raleigh
Your fate is but the common fate Of all;
ILonsfellow.
Southwcll.
Nature 70 each allots his proper sphere.
Congrcyc
fortune makes folly her peculiar care;
Churchill
gustom does often reason override,
Rochester
And throw a cruel sunshine on fool.
Armstrong.
Eiyc wel,-how long or short permit to heaven
Milton
They who forgive most shall be most forgiven
Bailey.
sia may be claspcd so close we cannot see its
face French
We Intercourse where virtue has not place,
SOmcryllc
lien keep each passion down, however dear,
Thomson
Thou pendulum bctwlxt smile and tear;
Byron
Her sensual snarcs let GaithlcsS pleasures lay,
Smoll1t.
With craft and skill to ruin and bctray.
ICrabbc.
scsr not TOO high to fall, but stoop to rise;
Massingcr.
II ,nas1.rs grow of all that we dcsplsc
tCrowlcy
On then, rcnouncc that pous scfcstccm;
Bcattic
hehes nave wings, and grandeur is a dream
lCowpcr.
Think not ambition wise because IT'S brave, :
Sir Walter Daycnant.
The paths OF glory lead but to the grave
Gray.
What IS ambition: It's glorious cheat,
LWini, ,
Only destructive to- Tie brave and great
Addison.
What's all tho 4nudy glitter Of a crown?
Dryden.
1se way to bliss lies not on beds Of down
Francis Quarlcs.
0ow long We live, not years but actions tcll
Watkins.
That man lives twice who lives the first life we'll.
Hcrrick.
Make, then, while yet you may your God your
friend, William Mason.
Whom Christians worship, yet not comprehend.
Hill.
tAe trust that's given guard, and to yourself be
just; DANA
Fer i've We how we may yet die we must
ShakcsDCarc
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THE CIRCUIT RIDER 4 Talc of The
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\ Ady occupicda whole year in searching Tor
and fitting the following thirty eight lines from
English and American poets, The whole reads
almos, az if il had been written ut one time and
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VIRGINIA.
Mail Matter Burned.

NORFOLK. July 9.-The mail and oH-
pres. car attached to the cast bound
train on the \. VI. & o. Il. r were en-
tirely destroyed by fire this afternoon
about nine miles east Of Petersburg.
The mail car contained an unusually
heavy northern and southern mail,
which. together with the eNprcs- matter
in an adjoining apartment, was entirely
consumed. The route agent. {. J.. JOne-,
and J. Y. Jennings, the only
per-ons in the car at the time,
were badly burned about the head
and arms. They were unable 10
give an alarm, owing TO the burning Of
the bell rope. and after an innefectual
effort to AVE the mot valuable part Of
the mail they both jumped of, and were
afterwards picked up in bruised c"nd'-
tion. The Gr- wa. not discovered
bv those on the forward cars till the
train had run several miles and the car
was burned down u the wheels. he
origin II the fire Is not known.
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BALTIMORE.
MYsterious Case.

BALTIMORE, July 9.-The dead body
of man was discovered to-day in the
sink attached to the house of the Super
intcndent of Patterson Park. Upon
being taken out and examined it was
identified as the body of F. c. Hall an
employee of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company in this city. About week
ago suit of clothes was found in the
music stand mt Patterson Park and from
papers. found in the pockets showed
them to be the clothing of Hall, and
since which time he has been missing
The body found to-day WAS entirely
nude and much decompoSed. An mvc>-
tigation of the case will be held to-mor-
row.
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CHICAGO.
The Lotus Murder,

CHIcAGo, July "a later dispatch
from Fondulac. Wisconsin, gives fur
thcr particulars of the murder of his
wife hv Thomas LOTUS at Oran>vill",
Calumet county. Yesterday afternoon
Lotus crcpt into the house and dealt his
wife blow with hammer while she
WAS standing over the wash tub doing
the weeks washing. She fell and he
then crushed ner skull in with an axe
and dragged her body under the house.
To make certain of hi> work ne returned
and got the axe and nearly severed the
head from the trunk. The body was
soon after found by the woman.
little six year old girl. Lotus was
arrested in saloon quite drunk, and
confessed the crime. In an interview with
the editor of the FonbulaS CommoH-
,ccdlth, he said he had deliberately plan
ned to Kill her. The following part ofthe
interview displays >hocking lack Of
moral sense
Editor-What was the trouble between
YOU and Mrs Lotus
LoftuS-Wcll. We have had good
deal of trouble, and ] made up my mind
that | couldn't stand her actions any
longer. | was very bad off that day.
Editor-So YOU knew what You were
about when You killed her?
Lottu>-Yc-. sir meant t. kill her,
and did kill her. and its over with
now.
Editor-Did she know YOU were in the
room when YOU went in to hit her with
the hammer?
Loftu>-No, she didn't, was careful
not to let her know it. for she would
have got away.
Editor-Why did YOU drag her body
under the house after You had killed
Your wife ?
Loftus-I did it because if the chill
dren came home they would be scared.
They had been married but few
months. >hc being widow with severa!
children.
Obituary.
The death of Eracy B. johnson, one Of
the OluS>l lneilDeTr "a nv D'''iN u 80
Trade. was announced this morning and
appropriate resolutions passed in respect
10 his memory.
Chess Congress.
The attendance at The Rooms to-day
has been large and the interest undated.
notwithstanding the absence Of Mr..
Kennicut and temporary suspension
Of Messrs. Book and Caugdons game.
owing to the indisposition Of W. Book.
Captain Mckenzie Won two games from
Mr.. Herrin, Hasner won one from Sudd
and Book one from CongdOn. To-mor-
rowCaptain Mckenzie and HaSner, Book
and Judd and Kennicut and Elder are
paired. The score stands at present:
Games won, Captain Mckenzie, 81; Judd,
IL; Elder, Il; Congdon, u Book ;.
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FIRES.

MEMPHIS, July "a fire in Chelsea
last evening destroyed several frame
houses, including Sanders bakery, the
residences of VI. Aolst, VIM. krenkle,
Vim. Reinard and :. SimOnds. Loss
$1,000; insured for -, 100 principally in
local companies.
CINCISNATI, June GA fire at Hun
tington, Ind, to-day, destroyed c. l..
HoOn & Co.'S planning mills, door, sash
and blind factory. Loss estimated at
$4,000. Uninsured
OTTAWA. ONT, July "a fire origin
ated to-day in the engine room Of Rays
cording mills, on st. Paul streen. The
flame spreadto Stockale : carriage factory,
Skinner iron works, Samervill5'S cot
tage. Coleman's stables and out buildings,
all of which was destroyed. Loss not yet
estimated. 1t is understood that the only
insurance i: on Samerville's cottage for
$1,000.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Execution of Rosentine and Moody.

Execution OF hosentlne ana moouy.
HARRISBURG, July 9.-Louis Rosen-
tine and John Moody were hung in the
.IoiI ward here to-day, for the murder, in
November. 1873, of Abram Benin, an old
farmer of Dauphin county. About 200
nrr.nus witnessed the execution. AT
eleven o'clock this morning lunch was
served the condemned men, of which
they partouk with relish. Rosentine
made the remark that it was their last
meal on earth. and hoped their next
would be- in Heaven. At 1928 o'clock
the prisoners were brought into the Jail
ward, accompanied by clergy and Moody
wife and father Moody and ROsentine
a-ccnded the scatlold with a very firm
step. \ hymn was sung, the prisoners
Joining with great animation. At l2:4O
r. NJ. the spiritual exercises being con-
rIudrd. ROScntiuc made short address.
H.. hoped every man would forgive him;
hr hoped t. meet them all in heaven; he
.riI. bless all who pray for me; hope
,r meet vou all again; | thank God that
can die now; | have done wrong and
ann sorry lOr II; L nave no Oau
feelings against any one; | mur-
drrcd Abram Benin; | bid
You all goodbye; may God have
mercy on my soul; amen. Moody then
made long speech, but it was very inco-
hrrcnt. The substance of it was that he
was along with Rosentine and deserved
to die; and that he hoped for forgiveness.
He thanked his attendants for their kind
treatment, and ne prayed God to bless all
his friends; he hoped to meet his mother
i'm Heaven. At 1890 o'clock the drop
fell with loud thud; ROSentine died
almost Instantly, no movement being
nuticrablc with the exception of II slight
hruving of the chest. Moody struggled
considerably for three or four minutes,
and after hanging about thirty minutes
life. Wa pronounced extinct.
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1t is not TO denied that the heavens are
infested with
RAMsHACKLE COMETS


infested with
OLD RAMsHACKLE COMETS
that have not been inspected or over
hauled in 10000 years, and which ought
long ago Ia have been destroyed or turn
cd into hail barges, but with these we
have no connection whatever. Steerage
passengers not allowed abaft the main
hatch
Complimentary round trip tickets have
been rendered TO General Butler, Mr..
Shepherd, Mr.. Richardson and other en-
inent gentlemen, whose public services
have entitled them To the rest and relax
alton Of II voyage Of this kind. Parties
desiring 10 make the round trip will
have extra accommodation. The entire
voyage will be completed. and the pas
Scngers landed in New York again on
the l4th Of December 1891. This is AT
least, forty years quicker than any other
comet can do it in. Nearly all the back
pay members contemplate making the
round trip with ms in case their constitu-
entS will allow them holiday. Every
harmless amusement will be allowed on
board, but no pool, permitted on the run
of the comct-no gambling of any kind
All fixed stars will he respected by us
but such stars as seem Ia need fixing We
shall fix. If il makes trouble we shall
be sorry but firm.
Mr.. Coggia having leased his comet 10
us, she will no longer b. called by his
name but by my partners. \. B.-Pas-
scngers by paying double fare will be en-
titled to tot share in all the new stars
suns, moons, comets, metcorS and mRga-
zines of thunder and lightning VIZ shall
discover. Patent medicine people will
take notice that
CARRY BULLETIN BOARDS
and paint brush along for use in the
consultations, and are open Ia terms
CrcmationistS are reminded that We are
going straight to---somc hot places--and
are open Ia terms. To other parties our
enterprise Is n pleasure excursion, but in
dividually We mean business. We shall
tiy our comet for NIL il is worth.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS,
or for freight or passage, apply on board,
or Ia my partner, hut not to mc, since
do not take charge of the comet until
she is under weigh 1t l. necessary, Mt n
time liYc this, that my mind should not
be- burdcncd with small business dctAils
MARX TWAIN.
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NEW YORK STATE.
Drowned.

BUFFALO, July 9.-The tug Golden
City ran down scow at the mouth "i
Buffalo river last night. \ blind man
named Joshua +. Shcdan, his wife and
son were drowned.
SARATOGA. June 9.-Both the Prince
ton and Yale Freshmen crews asserting,
the Brown Freshman Crew has been ad-
mittrd t. the freshman race on Wrdu">-
dav. 18th inst.
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PITTSBTRGII.
Boiler Explosion.

PIrrScrRGH, July 9.-Thc engine
boiler in La>urk'> mill, near Braddock'>
Field. exploded about clock this morn
ing, >calding the engineer. named Bal
singer 80 badly that he died in Il short
time afterwards.
\ man named Barney Churchill was
seriously and probably fatally injured in
Allegheny City this morning by the
chimney of the first ward school house
falling on him. The building i. being
taken down, preparatory to building II
new house.
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CLEVELAND.
Highway Robbery.

CLEVELAND, July 9.-Jackson Harri-
son, who arrived from Ashland county
late last evening, was robbed of four
thousand dollars by party of five men
who attacked him after leaving street
car near East Cleveland. The high
waymen, who are supposed to have been
aware that he had considerable money
about his person, after securing their
booty gagged and tied Harrison Ia tree
where be was found early this morning.
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ONI AHA.
The Indians.

OMAHA, July 9.-G"ncral' Sheridan
and Ord returned from the west this after
noon. Tclcgraphc advice, from Fort
Laramie state that report received th"r"
from Spotted Tail. agency .ay that -
lodges of Ogallalts under Black Twin,
are moving towards that place. Tn"
Imcapapoes and Minnccanjoes ar" m"v'
ing acrns. the Yellowstone river. and tn"
Arrapahoc- and Cheyenne. are cmnP"d
on the head water. Of the Big Horn
river. near Big Horn mountain.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Absconded.

NEW ORLEANS, July 9.-The Calves
ton Mrs Brownsville special says a pay
master stationed at MatamOras, abscond-
ed with seven thousand dollars. Deputy
Marshal Called went to Brazos, Santa
20. in search Of him.
The Supreme Court at Austin has
decided against the international rail-
road
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MICHIGAN.
Shooting Tournament.

DETROIT, July 9.-The shooting for
r-.,,, at the Driving Park closed this
evening". d. L. Dubois, of Detroit, win
ming the first prize; j. J. Hall, Of Sag'-
naw. the second; M.'Hall, of Toledo the
third. d. l.. Morrow, the fourth; ). Horn.
,h. nflhs J. Pickney, of Gallon, the
sixth: c. {. Caldwell, of Detroit, the
seventh. The single and double bird
-w",V,;ahc ,hooting will be the order OF
III, day fer tomorrow.
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COLEMBIS.

CoLUMBUS, June 9.-The situation at
.aa.,>viIlo to-day has been quiet, except
It knock down between the strikers and
.,, OF, the guards. The colorcd miners
u.:G work. and no further trouble Is an
..latrd.
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Partisan Probabilities.

LoxDoS, July lO-A Paris dispatch
to the Times says that NJ. Duvals de-
mand for urgency on his motion for the
dissolution Of the Assembly after voting
on the bills named received $50 votes.
Il seems certain that if NJ. Cassimer
Perriere'. bill be rejected. which Is pro-
babIe, the Centre will submit either a
fresh proposal fer dissolution or for "A
protracted prorogation, but most proha-
blv the former. which would then pro
badly obtain Il large majority.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
Sandwich Island News.

- Eu,>-DIyrO Iulv 0-Thp steamcr
''NN ,'>-,' -, 49,, 49,. I,,,
Tartar brings Honolulu dates u 'Ui''
- The Legislature had voted So
,,, a.. .,,..,,-n,,o,nort of ogricuI-
"" '"' INV '''''"'''7>
Iur" and the importation "i I"o'rerS'
Tho King advises reciprocity treaty
with the United States, and petitions LOT
such u treaty had been presented l" th'
Assembly with Inc hihS GnHor'r'.tiI' noo H., !,
.'u''.,i,n ., - - ngI,rr for the King; he
g-nnnn
,..,rr,.,,,,nJ.n, nf the Gn.cttr calls
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ENGLAND.
LAYING a Corner Stone.

LONDON. June "a Herdh cable
special says, Minister Schenck laid the
corner stone of the Lincoln Tower,
which is to be erected in commemoration
Of the emancipation Of negro slaves m
the United States. Speeches and friend
" interchange of sentiments in the pre-
cnce of a large gathering were the lea,
lures of the occasion. The structure VIII
stand in prominent position IN South
,udpu
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CHINA.
The Eormosan War.

AMoY, July 9.-Thc Japanese military
operations in Formo,a hay" virtually
ended. China pay the expenses OF the
expedition and guarantees IN" N"ie'! ''
foreigners. Japan accepts the arrange
mcut and rct!rcs.
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OHIO.
Congressional i Nomination.

BUcYRUs, July 9.-Dr. J. II. Cowan,
Of Ashland county, was nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Fourteenth district on the 2jOth ballot at
1918 o'clock last night
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BY TELEGR APH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
By Western Union Line, office North
west cor. of Main and 18th SITS.
WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, July Q, 1874.
The Freedmen's Savings Bank.

The acting Secretary of the Treasury
has approved Of the bond filed by the
Commissioners Of the Freedmen's Say
ings Bank to-day The bondsmen are
Jacob Tome, of Maryland, b. II: War
ner, James Warmly, and VIM. }. Muir
tagh, of this city, and Mr.. Whippor, OF
Philadelphia. The total amount of the
bonds is 100000, and each one of the
bondsmen is liable for that amount.
Postal Carriers for Pittsburgh and Gin
cinnati.
The acting Postmaster General to-day
issued IN order authorizing the POST
master of Pittsburgh, Pa, to employ ten
additional carriers at $500 each per an
mum. in order to extend the free delivery
system to Tempcrancevillc, Ormsby and
Buchanan; the. post offices. at which
places are BY this order to be diScontln-
ucd on September lst. y similar order
will be issued tomorrow to discontinue
the post offices of Cumminsvlllc, South
Pendleton and Columbia, Ohio, and en-
tend the jurisdiction of the Cincinnati
post office over those places, and author
iZr tina Cincinnati Postmaster to employ
ten additional carriers ut $500 each per
amnum, for the purpose OF establishing
the system of free delivery for them.
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ST. LOUIS.
Died.

r. Louis. July "a telegram from
. a. Gregg, commanding the depart
..' Of New Mexico. says that Licuten-
Colonel Fred. Meyers. Chief Quarter
r.r"r that department, died at Santa
n-t Tuesday night.
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICEOF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. July 9th. 8 p. NJ.


WASHINGTON. July 9th, SPM.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
Region local rains, variable winds, high.
but falling, temperature and falling, fol-
lowed by rising, barometer. For the
South Atlantic and Gulf States rain dur
iny the night. with southeast to south
west winds and no decided change Of
temperature or pressure. For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley partly cloudy
weather and areas Of rain, with south
east to southwest winds, rising tempera-
ture during Friday and stationary or
falling barometer. For the Upper Lake
Region and the Northwest partly cloudy
weather, local rains in Michigan and the
Upper Mississippi Valley, variable winds,
continued high temperature in the
Northwest and no decided change in the
barometer.
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FOREIGN.
CAN ADA.
Lock Repaired,

ST. CATHARISEs, ONT, July 9.-The
damage TO Lock No q on the Welland
canal has been repaired and navigation
resumed. a large feet is in the canal
mostly bound up.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

This q 10 inform the public that in
connection with Mr.. Bsrnum / have
leased the comet for term Of years; and
| desire also 10 solicit the public patron
AGE in favor Of q beneficial enterprise
which We have in view.
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SHEEP ASD LAMBS.

The supply Of sheep was full and the
market opened dull, but became more
active toward the cIose. Prices are un-
changed since last week. Some 1900
were sold 10 New York and PhiladeI-
phia dealers at 4a5ic. Good laabs
brought 2a4c ; stock sheep 2.aSIc.
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MAINE.
Degree Con ferred.

BRUNSWICK, June 9.-Bawdain Col
lcge conferred the degree of l.. L. d. on
Bellamy Storer Of Cincinnati.
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A SUMMER EXCURSION.

Mr. Mark Twain sends Us an adverti-"-
m.nt which. We are free to confess. "e
fear he will never pay for; but, as it may
proye interesting to many Of our readers
we publish It anyhow.
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At the laying of the corner stone of
the Lincoln Tower Yesterday Rev. New
man Hall, of New Chapel. delivered an
eulogy on Lincoln. The tower, which
is erected by joint subscriptions Of Eng
liShmen and Americans, was decorated
with the flags and arms of both nations
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From our reports this morning the
,,roh,hili,ics are that the weather to-day
viii, be partly cloudy, with areas of rain,
,,,be..t ro southwest winds and rising
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