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nSH.prof, Swift. Of Rochester. state

nsD-Prof. Swift, Of Rochester, states
that he has found the new comet
which Was discovered at Marseles,
France, on Sunday morning, July
Goth, in the constellation Draro. He
commenced searching for it at early
darkness, and in few minutes caught
sight of the stranger. 1t is quite
large and bright for a telescope comet,
and has strong central condensation;
but so far as he could Judge by obser.
walton both in the solar AM lunar
twilight, it has no nucleus or tail.
1t is in the fourth coil of Draco, and
moves at the rate Of about one degree
a day.
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WArEEMELoNs. - Any quantity Of
superior watermelons and cantalopes,
fresh from Baltimore, just received
and for sale by J. Ed. and D. G. Mar.
tin, at the sign Of the Red and Blue
Flag Call in and geta taste Of their
quality.
STATE TAXEs--It will be seen by refer
encc to orr advertising columns, that the
taxes for 1874 are now due, and that those
paying their State taxes on or before the
LIST of September, will bc allowed discount
of5pcr cent, and per cent. if paid on or
before the LIST of October, and per cent. il
paid on or before the 1st of November. All
taxes remaining unpaid after January LIST,
1875, interest will be charged and payment
enforced.- Frederick Examiner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

Ea~ The Democratic Nominating
Convention Of Schuylkill county, Pa,
have chosen james B. Reilly as can
didate for Congress, and prepared
resolutions in favor of Gen. Winfield
Scott Hancock for next President, and
George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, for
Vice President.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

A good advertisement in the new.
papers pays no fares on railroads.
costs nothing for hotel bills, gives
away no boxes Of cigars to customers,
or merino dresses to customers wives,
drinks no whiskey under the head of
travelling expenses, but goes at once
and all the time about its business free
Of expenses.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

neA- The Sacramento Record esti-
Inmates the wheat crop of California
for the present year at "a, Isl, 300
centals; that Of last season having been
l2,675,47O. There is much money in
this.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

nea- The colored political orators are
denouncing those Republican Con-
gressmen who failed to support Sum-
ner's Civil Rights Bill at the last ses-
sion of Congress.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

Bay During the past season one
million one hundred and twenty thou.
sand pounds of strawberries were ship.
ped to San Francisco from the country
around. The value Of the strawberry
and cultivated blackberry, and Of the
raspberry, currant and sooseberry
crop, is estimated at two million dol'
lars for the whole State.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08
THE CLARION.
WILLIAM NEED,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
MechanicStown, August 8, 1874.
REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT.
TEE.

~ The Republican Central Committee
for Frederick county, will meet in the
Grand Jury Room, in the Court House,
on Saturday, August 18Th, at II o'clock,
a. IN. A full turn out is requested.
LEWIS II. STEINEB, Chm.
+. A. GITTINGEB, Scc'y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

na- Miss Rose Poe, sister Of Colum.
bias only real great poet, Edgar Allan
Poe, died at the Epiphany Church
Home in Washington city on Wednes-
day morning last, aged sixty light
years.
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nFy" Returns received at the Coun

RFy" Returns received at the Coun'
ty Commissioners Off e Of Allegheny
county, show that % bridges were
swept away by the food in the county
entaiIing a loss of about $4,000. In
the Butchers run district alone, it is
said, that more than twenty million
cubic feet of water fell in the space o
an hour and half.
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Ba- A correspondent of the Bahi.

sg- A correspondent Of the Ball.
more "Sun' suggests the name of the
Hon. William II. Hamilton, of Ha.
gerstown, as candidate for Governor
of Maryland, while correspondent of
the Republican Citizen, Frederick,
urges his pretensions as the next
Democratic candidate for Congress
from this District.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

na4- The largest Hotel in the worlc
is being built in San Francisco, Cal
iforpia. 1t will contain 700 rooms.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1874-08-08

Ssy~ Is is said that fifteen thousand
people attended tht Camp Meeting at
Emory Grove, near the Western Mary
land Railroad, on Sunday last.
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ENeRAvINes, cHRoMos. Co.,

In appropriate Franes-a limited selection efehoiee
subjects. Orders for EngravingS and Chromcs
nlled. Allowing no old stock 70 accumulate, those
needing goods In our line viii End the latest D.
sisns e lowest cash prices. Orders for Paper
hanginss, Window ehadss and Picture Frames
punetually allied and satisfAetion guafantesd.
Terme cash. -s-F-.,- rr~ mhll-1w
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'osssss, 81 2 81 sssn E ss sss s1
nR1Rs-s5 ri Ss.siss = -
+ UANNGN.-op ~ - lssiask q his lsts rsss
ssses, He 2 e ssssss nSsts 80, ownS 3 t n,ASs4H
n, !: s:::::; :, &; j.
tosiison.-o. u. .ssrl.e x sss - instant
Y 4. ae JIM & 81 "a sss ~ IS s.
s:Ss:t e ~. .ssss
y6ieA vi1 ssis pisos %. Il hts Fes1ssee, n.
:sss:s ss ss.res
M. Cas- JoaN y. DuscAHsoH. IN u "a yeas o
Notiss Il his faasnl VIII b sivea hereass@.
UPHOLSTERING, ETC.
SPRING GOODS
T. rssi7sl $50 sex At y
..z--afs-ee s.a4sli ~. - "a ssi-54'z-.s Z
GEO. WILLNER,S
- 80 sssf-;. NJ 81 $, Sex - ~,
uPHoLsTERNG AND PAPERHAKGlKG
STORE.
40 xINTHsTREHT.
BETWEEN D AND z HoRrHwur.
.@...alEs - ~ S.
EcT ssN.1sss ->.i ~
| PAPERHANa1Nas.
n. sA.,e... ..,.e.,.. eva .... 4 an %. ~.
Sezsnt grades for
INTERIOR ADoRNxEsT
cheap :. the, e.. ...sa. :. .., .ssr. !. nj.
CURTAIN DECORATIONS.
FINEST SWISS LACE CURTAINS,
NOTTINGHAM LACE AND MUSLIN CUE
TAME.
LAA6BRE0U1Ns
made in the latest styles and best manner.
GILT AND WALNUT coRNIcEs WITH oRNA.
Largo assertnsnt ef1ine and Bea.tlful Ds,ig,a
Lace Window Shades,
and SHADES /. gut or plain Of an different color
In Scotch n.en or painted goods.
rIcTulr CORD AND TAssEIs.
1UHl101TU71
loTz's PATENT SPRINGFIELD LOUNGE.
cANTELExE MLK AND WOOL REP GRE
TORE II SATIN,
or plain aaish chlns.ss, English Linen Danasks for
SLIP COVERS
Tapestry, Brussels, Tnres-Piy. Ingram and Hemp
CARPETS.
Yioor, Table and Stat,
oa1c1ot1a0 Ane1 E.d1aen.
White and colored
MATING, RUGS AND MATS.
Parties aesirous 70 improve their residences IN
regard to elegance and comfort are respectfully In
vited 70 esll %
40 Ninth Steet N. W.
nheo.T,M, A1.w
PIANOS.
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RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
= WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1, iS4
FROM wAsHINGrON CITY.

WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY l. iaA
PROM wAsHNGrON CITY.
Foin1 e. so ssa 4.
Winchester and a. Way statl ., : "A M,
ssA n B, W.y s,s, annapolis Piedmont ana
s.sa N. New YorI, Phil.delphia, Boston, Bal
Vile, q. Louis, Columbus. Ssnaa;Gy
Er esse1lsE an. an aas .. Sc WI.
iFP SIi%.s ss e.a fa1 sr
ssa. N. BsItl%ere. : Annapolis and all waystsI
,s:S:: \. B.Iiinors and nsl.y only. an va,
l'sp. m. New YsrE, ,rhIl.ae,psis, Norfolk, Bal
ssp m Bil;imors LauTsf Relay; . nGeasfi fn
termediate Way Stations wess y
asp. =. BaitiScre, Frederick and all waysts-
asp. m. Point Of Rocks, Frederick and wss
l:Sp. m. Baltimore. Annapons ana an Way Sta
sop. m. rsii:delphi. and Baltimore. suppsrss
Siie. y. Lssi:s foia%has, sI ssaI'y:
wnssl1Rss s9s al, h e Ms Pullman
& M ss" Ss,; .Ps ~ M1S B..
n p N. s.i' sSsS5 n 4 !; Ezi;E Stations
40! 7 1s &c; ' ss.s Relay E Ho.
4:s.. :RsZ, Sc
- renn'{v.n. avsIss wsrs , Sss. rs.. Ti g
any Doin. Il iIs siiy :. e"es.ss INV
Master q TrsnsPorsatiOn.
et SEo. T Tif s5es VT
feb3 General Agent.
baltimore AND PoroMAo RAILROAD
DEPOT coRsE sos s,XTN. AsD 3 srnrrrs
rfzissasL I hhA%E 4EHMssSS lHisSsiSE
80 s.sSs sp. Y YS9s aa S.itnor. Re-
daily, except Sum , press, except sIInd1y:
"a Ssiin Aecommoda- :. Line from wess: ,.,,.
Ssssi:ss daily s s..,: .as sssa sssss.
New York En- ' prl:. M S:, Ne- 1Ssns sun
Irs;. except sunday: Day.
e Sssass o s a sss%ss
s. ss Keep. s1nesy s BaRsimore DALI a.;
'.s s.fSs sss s'S sss So Ss4sS; 1n we.
s:ir Fasss s1 rs 7; Ysssi s ssS.s;,
~ N'' ssseps sunday.
Trains leaving washinston at s.ss .. m. andass
Pm, n: connect g Bowie with trains for Pops's
Creek, e1vlns Bowie ~ 10 .. m. and $40 p. M, ar
T.is: leaving Wsssinsss = s:os .Sa s:ss :. n:
and 80 e: IN. connect az Osenton with trains iof
5i 4 sonss: J. vi. 4 ..: .s s
Popess Greek Els and 7:13 p. IN.
sas frs
nue., northwest corner Sixth and PENNSYLVANIA ave-
q s:e 'ss
1oncagfh ss.fs: g cPs1n.
Chicago Omsha, Ian srr.ncisco, and all points
1''' wt sS5; SS "a sss.s Ben s.,:..,.sassa.
a LSEx4A4S1RIA AN3 MAsHINar9N
q Hk1nhbH saA4GGKsAhnT RR eAkhaEfx xMASXgI AND
LEE ss. GSS SS s,1hH kSp
hi.assd;is dsas; r. s Oh ~ a.is s :ssss
Loesi trains leave :AIexandriaas follows: q La
e@ a. snd 4. o. K; s. !. S d any,
EssS "a 5ss s.'',ss w''A
9UANTICO PRONUNCIATION leaves wsshington
DIR soGf siiiRs sEsxFkEss Vi. R,ennsna.
eayes Warrington u:o p. m, daily, exceps sun
We. S1 4 he q .nd
vsnie avenue, and thirteenth and Pennsylvania
i 6 !: 4:
htSssa to Destination General f..: = Xses..
TO 'A1fssH&HaDrI ssW Aiionx,
AaD ALL POINTS n TUE NEW ENGLAND,
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT cHANaaEA OF CARS.
Ins eq.iRne.s on rs ins new and OF the moss
EFffssss zsEss ~ gAI c1 EssIs Ss
r. i'I.As .N isHr TfkAiNs. 'AAe w
=, =. TExiNXsH PAlEsI ! tEsxcErT suspAp
~ ee rsn over the Pennsyivania Air Line, leaving
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

voices are heard among them"
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FsoNs OF 10NAD1H.-AssEMsIE
March s I'D p. 81. Il Fioneef Council Hail. 70
visit ssI sGs.'is Nd. Fare, round trip Is esn''
~N0RTHERH MARKET.
sSSr,c, CLnEk's oyEIcE. March 4 iCA
sa 81 fin sHG. ssn: o.
quested by the Commissioner and Asrket-naster e
report the same st the clerk, once and speedy
mh2s-st N,rket-mas;er.
|~ NOTICE.--TIlE UNDEKsI0lED
~ placed IN the haads Of Rudolf Blsnenbers
Board or Pubic works ssusa for s.L
VT: No, @! e sao insiusiss 80 sssa -: :
csriisc.tes & We have not Pssssd With our tiiis
es0 .nd the same 81
MARCH q, IcA - nh1s-ss:
HYpDR. 3. 3. BOND Has RENOVED
e c SS TT e Is. store :aa
Tenth street and New York avtnus will reeve
~ THE 0UMNEk MEN0RlAI.-
IS ;s;s sssssi ssass can ::hi :: s:sI::s
|eWc N0Tl6E.-ALL RE10OKB n.
~ DEBTED 70 Us are hereby respectfeliy re-
greeted to call q oee and nafs f.li settiesnt
an sss e.
come necessary BY the death Of the senior member
u m ar 70 e'''' our 'SSRiEN WILLIAMS.
NsTHE F1TEF6S AND WELL
49,, yishs.s q 81 .soyenest for the orcsni.a-
grefs in this city, Win me sanetion Bishop
Is s I'VE
E<EXECUTlVEO OFFICE,
Nj S1 ss:, J. ss Is:
q IA
s sas e sgp %
&: sl i s: sS :.sa IL
rs Tss Sessd win Be in session each day, Sunday,
S:sa days &C. ss
H AID sad ti.ssd HpI Il, MA Az.
5ns. 44sasf! seks SSa7 y. ao Gore s. T.
wor%sy. Sin Geo Sn s seSss Oh.
George Taylor, eth -" JL;N Hover, nth.
mhs-ta Governor 6isiis e. q coiamSla. .
~ SPECIALLY INVITED
TO THE Y. N. C. A. ROOMS,
n Corner Ninth and D streets.
Free Reading Rooms.
Circulating Library. New books constantly sdded.
Religion: Meetinss- Daily Prayer Meetings q
12;lA 6and p. m. =
SABBATH, at s:pp. M, services in Lincoln hall.
Theatrs services. q Metropolitan theatre. Penn
syivanis avenue, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, SABBATH, u 7.1o p. N. nar4
|0WCURRENT AID 1ACK NUHDER1
Of the DAILY AND WHxkLY NATIONAL
1sc1 ~ 81 S:A ST s g: ? "a
"a S:Tss Rsssf aRsss & 0''d h'ss ;sss g
WloffCE-IAH now FAYIH0
ssssed s snss:s: sss seeS & seo
8: ~, me. sS s9.s on & s.s sss I'll,
jsnz-iy 0. 4 =. :. =. q. - -
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- q this onee. = - go =
ts 9: y e. !. =. n I..ss - -
street, third door ffoD PennsylvaHis ave. jantln
H~tU1ORxAH ToUB.
:ssss e I'll :.ss a 5ss:
tSssSc:s II Us; RSS: - PAM
S.s:ss:ssiS En-: :S'sii l as:i l. oSd;als''
.G,swas,S~ sst sl:ss:s 81 5. g.
/ ~ Ohio Ceiie9e a. Rsnsal essRery. lil efv.
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PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs

Of diAerent eolors from card 10 psYtYait size; Pie
turs Nails and Rings; Cord plated, siaveled and
wire Centre Picture Cord. very durable and saps-
ri0e article.
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WINDOW SHADES.

Different styles, sizes and color; also. plain
goods, Which We maAe inc shades.
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PICTURE FRAMES.

esnd Oval Engrsved and Grlt. and an en-, s.d
plain Oval walnut ana Gnt Frames, IRON card 70
portrait size, with full line Of SIX Velvet and
signs.
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- esssS.@ $500 : = =: - y:
y lsiss 8
p.
|r N-B1 FOLLOWING GOODS.
=,
80
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|69oR0E4ONNI A1-8Ax1n8-FRoPHn.
-: IS: : - !:
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PAPBRHANangas.

Gold Paper - low % o cents; Unslassd Papers
- low - 1eeents; Satin Papers - low = eta; Gs
Papers - low ~ ~ ets.; remnants Of 0ilt and
Common Papers at cost. The largest ard eheiesss
selection Of the above goods In Tie Districs.
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na consider the way IN which the head Is formed.
Thsre y the comet - H arst appeared - smsA
round eoSsee, not more distingsished n appsar-
encs than the comes Oh ~. n ums the comet
became lsnethsosd, ana thsn srew sue , tail.-
Thers vas IN the mrs. place the formation OF
ersecsnt-snapsd object, ana nsn either side Of
that oejset matter vas throw %: Ihs tail b.
came divided behind the heed. A tine passed,
al arssnd tAs snsrA esieAt part q ne hsed
matter Wa raasca NON ne Asea o. ths comet
even = AsFseasl nsa iouna nstse vs. fsised
from Hsllsy'S CONFETTI Vas raissd ~ tAsn ssn-
dsnssd and formed N envelope around the comet
0vsf our The vapor Of water b raised,
and ths process Of cloud feensaen taxes place
again, % that ~ ~ two Layers Of eIoeds; % sss
time ws begin 70 notice two snsslepss wsrs
iormsd, ena, n faet yoa 90 - the third snvsl-
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~SONs OF JONADAB.-ASSEMB
~ in full regalia TO-DAY, DNEsDAY,
VISIT Roeiye, ND. f.le, sSaad tep esns..
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SvesYYSScS ~ ny sssSs = sAAasJ -~Aas -
years. "a .s.Ifi: -fts
Everything seemed TO b done 10 show that the
metsors Travelled IN the trask Of the comets. But
one test remained, and that was 70 predict that
sftsr comet had passed certain plscs there
would Be . shower Of nstsors, and the prediction
s s,ns i = .,sss az s,,Ss sss ~ J. ss
bythss very Biels's comet which ffightsnsd people
20 much I'm lisa. which vanished n lsoe, aaa Was
again looked for in 1s12 Alsxandsr Hsrsshsl, Eag.
land, predicted that when the earth came 70 that
part Of her orbit, November q, 1871, thsfs would
b probably great display Of mstsorS. That
hsppsnsd. II wss glerisas display IN Engiand
and America, Bot u was SIN mere sfosiously seso
IN Italy, vhsrs u appsarsd With al the glory q
the large nstsoea. with . great aunbsr Of minute
oues. That shower came from the foot Of Andre
media, or the exact path that the comet would
have fSllsWsd II IL had st1ssk the earth. Thea
came n sasious 1sasafs. Il WAS saggsstsd that
sines this nstsorJ shower had stxuek Tia
earth, Why sAsald NJ astseasosfs - tn
other eid0 q tie eextA look eat ID
thsnof tie eoast thsrsf u vss said that
Il vas Biela,r eonet which had struck Che earth
Il teucheA tAs earth % Novsnbsf =. Ths come
ms Isoesd eat Or nsas the shealdsf q ths Csa
taur. A nshaisss satset y - sssa asd aGsntt1ed
1hs ssxt neningi II was sssa again nd n ~
shiftsd. Tlaa va net ~ Cd q: ths 1910
Astruno1sss nade 3 eAleulah % - ~ u TIE -
tses pasA sssoeded with sxpeetasiens, BIT feand II
dia ~, tAsy Was NJ bshind-maAy weeks b
Aind 30 u Sssasd shsWn lit tAsss were sereak
q nstssn tsavsliag mem H. dirsettea sf IL
eoust's course. Theee aRe . fsv lAete thAS IN
thax nefsors ere assosiatsd WITH eooetA 72let
~ hundred nsteeg Stseens ~ sase11tsfst
- - sassA vat11A ys1s. We Ism. t1eo, . vsr,
ssikisg lBs14s - ~ sssnsnys e ~ ss'ar ~
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INVEST.
trains will run a. follovs.
Z TkAlNo AitkIVE AT
WASHINGTON.
, S:13 q. M. New York In.
press, daily.
: SIS .. m, Baltimore H.
: press, except sunday.
1o:S .. m, Daily Ysso
Line from West. -.
, Southern Mail,
, daily, except sunday.
5:D p. m. New York Ex-
: pres. daily, except sun
: g." D. m, Accommoda-
] tlon, except Sunday.
$40 p. H., Daily, IRON .
!, Baltimore, daily, exc
, cept Sunday, from Wsst
I and North.
u;os .. M, Southern Ex-
: prcss, except Sunday.
1I:a New York Express
exeept sunday.
gton 1t s:ss Q. m. and13
3 with trains for P0ps's
10 .. m. and $40 p. M, ar
1:5o and 7::s3 D. m.
gton at a:03 and 8:5S .. m.
) Osienton with trains iof
.hihgton at l0:B .. m. md
owe with trains leaving
) D. IN.
NJ orders 1t Ticket Once,
nth and Pennsylvania ave-
xth and T Pennsylvania ave.
age called Tor and checked
j to all points North and
70 Cincinnati. Columbus,
/ st. Louis, New Orleans,
rr.ncisco, and all points
ii, Gen. superintendent,
Sen. PASSENGER Agent.
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4 seemeg y IS lQrSeo HoLn sioo W BUG "
eome disturbing force exsrted ~ tne sun. Tnat
comet passed around the sun, made its neaSeSt
approach, and came around on the other side,
passing southwark. Therefore 1t was observed
By astronomsrs Of the southern Hemisphere that,
instead Of presspting the sppeNDpes y had whsn
h approached tie Sia, Il sbbssfsd no6 only VII
put tail, but even without any hssd. I: Eppesred
ste small bright speck, LII the small central
part within tbst @escsnt, which you - here.
NOTHING 1istinguished that comet from . star.
except the faet that It was moving slowly over the
heavens, and % days passed on It increased, %
that In seventeen days II increased seventy times
IN size. It seemed - II It were trying 70 develop
. long tail, bat It passed away before . tail haA
bean developed. 1t was noticed that there seemed
% be power in the sun TO raiss nom the nuclsus
Of that comet vaporous matter, which WIS again
swept away by the sun, and Sir John Herschel
q thst time said that, In his opinion, that was
the nature Of the economy Of . oomst-thas mat
tsrb % raised, and that the sun has power ovss
that matter to repei it.
xv1pxxcrs OF rHl nEPuLsIoH THEORY.
You notice e dwelling on that fact Of rspsl
sion want to show that power Of the sun In ~
peIling mattef from It. I VIII nov deal with ON
Of those small comets, very curious, indeed, b
thar theory. We have here al ths svidensews ~
get, although II q mot very striking. In the ysal
ITO . small comet made It appearance, uhlcn
having bssn watched fof tine, was foand not =
- trsvslinS n one Of thsss lsng Sval pesAA sucl
- sss hsEs presented; bat in . PatA WhAeA, b
ptsad Of having one Of thess lsng periods, vas con
p1stsd within period Of fvssnd halfyeasa.s i
vas called, from the name Of Ii. astroeo0sf
! lsxsilb comet II was nsvss ss0 sgain. ~
fronomsFs thsn were led TO inquire what had b
eso6 Of IBIS eonse Tracing II hoek, shsy foanl
q vas in-A path - near J1pitss that TIE utan
POWER Of that planet arrested II IN IT. esufss ~
ssnt II cut On psth entirely diHsfsua nom vha
y xhs before. II Vas usslea 70 leek fse IL
asTAis question tAsn axuss: How was II That al
ssost ofyssy strikiag Appearsn6s ~ SstgStsl
sssa bsfsrsf Travelling IN periea e I've a9a
Nalf Year,, how VS. Il Il had nsvsr bssa sssa
ThsyeAsstn bssk nj aIsaIAta ~ pa, -
they fsanA Tat II nas Giant hna1 wAish -
tAss eoost swsy ha1 intss1ssd &C 1hee ssns,
- l1u, sppsoashsl quits e3sss - Jap1tss,Ss slssl
- fsst, - to intxuAe ifssH a01og ~ ea1sllitet
Jupiter \ not The pls.st . stssl ssY nqeQes I
~ s94 ard = sds2sl1e1 = = l3lo1 1e(Aq
osuxss, AnotA8 I'VE saA 8 falf years, cd q
sthn Ays aaA ha,fysan. - ~ was aoaf
.ou1se1 ~ JnpitR ~ 80 eo1u11e - ~ 49,
systsD. ~ where y BE- - psbe1y t1eg
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17

passed to the various citizens of st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Saltwater
for uniform kindness. and favOrs
shown. them during their stay.
Special resolutions of thanks
were also passed to the
officers of the Kansas City
st. Joe & Council Bluffs r. R.; the
Sioux City & Pacific and st. Paul R.
R., and st. Paul, Saltwater & Tay-
lOr Falls r. R.; and particularly to
Supt. Barnard, and Gen. Pass. Agt.
A. G. Dawes, of the X. c., st. Joe q
c. b. r. r.. Supt. Lincoln and Gen.
Pass. and Freight Agent Boyden, of
the St. Paul & Sioux City r. R., and
Mr.. Stickney, of the st. Paul 4
Taylor Falls r. r. ...
These gentlemen, by their per-
sonal exertions, aided very mate
rally to make the trip one of the
most pleasant and enjoyable that
has ever been made anywhere.
Before closing We cannot omit ex-
pressing sincere thanks to Judge
Underwood, Of st. Paul, and Mr..
Walker, Of Minneapolis for furnish
ing Us their carriages, and personally
assisting to make our stay in those
cities most agreeable. NICK.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
How They Kill Cattle in Texas.

The ordinary plan of drawing the
steer down to the block and striking
him on the head with an ak is too
slow for the wholesale butchery car
ried on here. About one dozen head
are driven into a small pen, Just
sufficiently large to hold that many
closely packed, and q gate forced to
behind them. This pen has an open
Stat platform across the top of
it, upon which two men are sta
toned with poles and sharp-pOinted
knives fixed on the end Of them.
With q rapidly acquired by long
practice, they plunge their spears
into the necks of the affrighted
and struggling animals, cutting the
jugular vein, and each successfully
falls as if struck down with an
ak. The blood spurts out in streams
as if from a dozen fountains and I'm
less than . minute the whole, penful
are down quivering In the thrOes of
death, and covered with blood. The
door of the pen leading into the rem
dering room is then thrown open,
the animals drawn out successfully.
and a knife rapidly Sits the skin
around the neck and down the
stomach. A rope Is attached to the
upper part Of the hide by a clamp,
to the other end of which is a
mule, which leisurely walks off
down the yard, carrying the skin of
the animal with him, and leaving
the carcass still quiverinx with
animal life. A tackle HOSTS the
body up to q level with one Of the
immense cauldrOns, and in less time
than we have taken to describe the
process 1t is in the seething and
boiling mass. Thereare four or five
Of these cauldrons, each large
enough to hold a dozen beeves, and
and they are kept constantly going
the killing season. The
is drawns of into
large hogsheads, and the remains of
these complexities are carried out on
what is called the "hash-pile," con-
of bones, horns, and the
animal matter from which the fatty
has been extracted.-
american.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
GROCERIES.

STEELE 4 JOHNSON 53S-540 14TH ST.
CLARK & FRENCH COR. FARNHAM AND
18th ST.
PUNDT, MEYER & RAAPKE, 212 FARM
HvM sT.,-wHOLEsALE DEALERS
MORGAN & GALLAGHER, 2O5 Farm
ham St.
WHITNEY, BAUsERMAN & Co., 247
Douglas st.
J.. J. BROWN & BRO, Cor. 14th and
Douglas Streets.
Omaha daily bee., 1874-06-17
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