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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Rev G. p Dorset will ofdciate morning ana
e1euipe at the Church Of tbs Ascension.
Gardeu City Temperance Reform Club viii bold ita
next meeting q. Grsws Opera-Ha!l, West Madison
street, Thursday evening"
rhere will be special Sunday services at South Chi
cseo, The Rev. Dr.. Tiffany will preach sermon In
the 1roye near the roling-rnn grounds Ut p. M All
arc invited.
The Home Temperance Reform Oluo Will meet IN
SHOWS Hall, corner Lake md paulina streets, Monday
evening. Good singing ind reading. and 10" os'e1
Temperance speeches may be expected
Tho annual basket picnic Of the friends and children
or the Protestant Orphan Asylum will take place Fri
their enjoyable possession for the day have been
cordially rendered Mr. Albert Pullman Of the Palace
Car Company, has veIy generously donated for tne
occasion cars for the OF the children and
fny1ted guests. and Mr Frank PArmelec has nost
Rndiy proposed to send stages for taking the little
ones to the Northwestern Depot The Drectre4ses Of
the institution viii furnish rep&st for the chiaien.
memories Of unaloyed happiness, and in the
hearts Of thoee who may contribute to promote
their enjoyment shall dwell the consciousness OF
realization uf the woEda It 1s mere hlessed 10 gre
than to receive"
rrznd picuic of the Ladies' Sewing Society, under
the sus1cea Of the United Hebrew Relief Association
OF this city will he held at Ogden's Grove Wednesday,
the l4th inst The best Of music, entertainments OF
al kinds and refreshments Of the first order Will to
furnished the evening The grove will be l4urnnat~
ed for the particular benedt Of the young folkB. The
North Side stageunc will stages from the corner
Of Twentysecoui street aud Michigan avenue 10 the
grove every tan minutes from to aEd from 70
| o'clock D. Il. Tho Clybouru avenue cara Will also
run In sufficient number to suit the wants OF tho
visitors. The noble object Of the Ladies' Sewing
aociety-to clothe the naked md comfort the needy
well known that it needs no recommendation to
insure the Euooess Of thls picnic.
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standing on the Fort Wayne nailrosd ttAc1r an. ~
t s.sisanca Of Charles Francis, conducted them 10
the Stock-Ta1d1 lookup
v..ts,d.v .fte1noou Mai. Brockvay. Of tho arm o.
a.oo@.V Ehafner, ctgas-dealers in the Grand n.
"a txnI lar thrce clerks in the ttore and went or
S -. -. hn1r ~ two Wheu he returned he founo tne
e,.hI,or missing, togethor With the $O u oontlneu
nd a}s two cheeks and &2000 IN nosea oeiouslus "
- si9e Tho thief must have Ind plenty Of nne IoI
~ nerforu,nnce Of the job and Tor getung nlnse ~
n1t II the Fny for he had searched the potxeb ot e
MAJORS coat hanging behind tho counter In 1uA VIE"
Of the hotel lobby.
The gambling. .room Of Watt Robbins, No. l.3 sou.n
c1.Tf street. was "pulled" by the detectives AZ
mint about 10 o'clock, Ands nine inmates eopt11ea
TIE coTpulent Watt not present, but baiea oa'
his customers with the nd Of Justice .ars
The ,iesl-boxes, chirs, and sy-outs used u 1ato
coudscated but will probably be returned to.mo11om
morning. The names of the prisoners o. s's9n, 80
a, follows: John Brown. C. D. Roberts. Jonn Le~s e,
De.rtch Miller, j. G. Williams, Charles aaImesl o
rel Smith, Stephen johnson, and y. =: otoos. nsda
small game was in progress when the taaa "1'
The Iowa City wool buyer F. Radhman "n9 = r. .,;d
to have been robbed Friday evening oi ss:ou ~ ~ ~
had money belonging to other parties. ma aas
chief cause Of hts great tribulltion: Deee4 1ns.
IN a4d f3alIanher arrested John ONara ana Sa.nes
n,nn.nt veaterday on suspicion Of having
tna robbery and n.dhrnan identified ne f9l1is s ,s
n tha CRIMINAL Court in bonds Of S3U, auo ~ 3
rant oo None Of the niEs1ng money mas 1eeu - aouna
Anorney Mitchell is the person wno sgreoa 70 10
I:adhnnans money. The women arre5tea ~ w. a..
Tiark street. ut the instance. OF hsdhH1hns tnst
cb.rred Yesterday, no evidence beln4 fouuu a5a'; 5;
them the fuddled condition Of the fooHen man7 ~ 1
nieht before lat destroying his recollection.
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lady eanRht hold Of his wall n-developed ear
With oue hand and Of tho door 1z1nb ~1tn
the other, aud with puu and seu n,s ="
Parted hts haxBer and started down stfest. *a!Ank
very s1aght and keeping biz coat tails cloee roge.
His absence 1t the Office the ne1t DAY "6
ackness wht}e the tailor repairing the inenne y
In his new doeeEiu pants. the Young laay @ ~ ~
tempted the next morning to account lot tae clo -
the railing by ssyng th1t burglar must nhse pee1
around the houte but It would not WORK worm GU
with the old man and the deep hum of soh c. o1 ~.
sudden crack Of torn trousers Will be neafa IL 'o4
from No. West Washington street.
NO MORE SPECULATION.
The speculation in tickets 1t Hoo!eJe Ine1uo Una n1s
been stopped by the management adopting . Iaa su ~.
that they will not sell any large number Of ucsee -
ons person except upon the pledge that they are nt
intended for resale ind they will exclude III ucAet
dealers from the lobby Of the theatra. ,~,
The receipts last week Aggregated tho ssg.s. ~ N
EYER known in the history Of that house, oelnR -
for the eight performances This u conslaeIaus
excess of the a1noput taken for tho sanlo n"n.S.
performances Of - Undine 4 year ago, ,whe.a when -
thought the capacity OF the house was July 1e1s@"
WANTS 4 RLASR.
Some foIk1 never viii oe satts led, anos Juoealt
the following letter, some individual nos -
with the fyee-apd-e1sy style Of divorces N soe1G
Chicago prooosts to 70 better ana MAKE que u
self that viii be about good - SONG oa uao P~'
Hpo publicity articles obtained hers: e....-.a-
OrsEoo LAKE, Mch., July A-C'eTk Q, Pup. eas ' "
courS cdxeooo Please send blank copy OF decree
ct divorce used In your cou1h- 4n1e9To raasrn
Is cents 70 ra5 for sumo 49,: -. " - ~ 90
reply was seut back to the elect fhas ~ oe>s.
were sent out except ! suit actually penang, aio
tue applicant will be Obliged TO PRINT hls o"n b'snA
or elsewhere,
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EXPLANATIONS.


TIE COMMISSIONERS TELL Ho" II "As'
several members Of the County Board weEe Oh 'no
.n1ious seat yesterday, and Ill because TEE latsos1
Ind given publicity to ther accounts With ths county
Commissioners McCafrey the first to atsseR INC 70
rorter, and to explain bis "expense account. ne
had been to Springfield, Jacksonville etc. IN the m
terest Of the nsane Of the county, aud LIS s1oo "s
right to which he willing to certify. commiss'on-
er johnson was the next e1plaiuer. He too nao oeen
At uork for the insane which he said e1p;ane9 ane
" "sfmilar1ty and sngalarity OF tho TWO olas ,h1
1nissfoner Jones said ha had been 10 baImetG, la @
denhta and Washington III the interest OF tne LEV .
f:ornty Hostita and his ST "ex[ense" aecoul' n9s
cnrrect Commissioner Dusse was tae ne1t. 20
maintained that his mileage" $l6o6o Was eor.e, s.
1ud even eow what bs WAS cntite,l 1o auo 'n"' 0"0
t,er diem vas also correct, as be could prove.
In the case of the texpense" accounts re1elseo -
+ha explanations mada so far have don9 Io so.o.
Tbe balance Of 81 III favor Of the trap 20 nanote'
philadeluhts and Washington over tue tr1p 70
neId Jackaouyile, ETC., looks little ofn1noue. ~
nav be au right however, but il it so proves, t
not bo used Is m argument against the Com .as.,
era certifying to their accounts. ano even 'tsn
them in the future. Explanations from 4oni'n16
sinnern Comfy and Holden are now In order.
/; was IN error, however, which put Contnissouef ne
Jones among those who were In tho naole o. nes -
ing duty. With the exception OF his EL.tern 1fl. 1no
Commissioner has never been absent from noto e1
Committee meetings.
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A gold watch and chain and scns other valuables
we're etolen from the house Of Henry Morrs No. ees
sa,e street, few nights ago, By sneak thief. Ths
articles wtro valuea 1t 81 900. No clew has been OBJ
tsiued to thu thief. j.
In the case Of tbs officers charged with killing the
negro Johnson hearing before Justice Hatnes yes
ter<1y, further consinuaacs had until next Sat-
urday forenoon. During the examination Of witness-
Is the courtroom dlled with coored citizens.
The houses Of Father Laden, Mr. Young. Mr- VII
son and Mr. Duuning, in the vicinity Of Wentworth
avenue and Fifty ~ntt street, entered Thursday
night by bu1glarn evidently not profeaeiona they
onir helped themselves to eatAb1e4 and milk. Fday
n7enin0 two Eu2levood policemen succeeded in cap
uring seveo ar eight a the gang in an empty CIT
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THE DEAC0N'S ERROR.

Ths best of men have trial., Two encountered naae
Though Why VIE ah1t cted could not always ~:
Some trials were quite Advantageous mars anae9s'
Bu. through them al have preserved my fsaa nj
ptety.
For trials do not come by chance. 1hs ss'sss ss
Alike sIe ne regulated b. on.ai.eten. d.dsa
san, always have bean puzzled to know 3a's 7ss
BY ry sad misaayenture with the sacramen:L viaA
Tie jug, containing, a. thought, the propes bs's'
Aud carried it to church, where it became Tho HSas
OF grave auspicions which could not eas1y asssas
Ths solen,n services began the elder took > DIP
And across his saintly features swept gleam 1 aaf
Tnen Deacon Failing swallowed sosns, snd ansht5
hem'd and frowned,
Took out hia checkered handkerchief and an'otbRsd
several s1ghs,
And Deacon Jones-on these occasions 1or'es d s*ss
dry-
He took liberal swallow-1rd! "ast sss' h
He made no noise, but silent sat- and simply squtzd
about.
Al II his whole interior Was literally haJd.
Then Sister Jessnp drank sone, and, d1acf'a7i aos
she coughedt
1t seemed as Il a s1angle With tho irritating do
Which brought the moisture from her e5es, aaa soo&
her glassea of ..
From their accustomed place upon her ag1ssssd nos~
And thus, On each communicaut, the eontsnm q 0a
Jug .~
wrcush: strange OBJECTS -oonto1tions, neS
Excepting Brother Brown, who n1n.ctod his aFs saa
And looked around 1t ms With wtnks most oous5 d.
The fsces Of the wicked, In The remoter pews,
We're speedily perv8ded By contagious efzn
While the righteous seemed indignant snd e"aV
gazed 1T me
AaH had committed the unpard onshae htc.
chill suspicion Of the truth crept through M sasS'
dertng brain,
As were tho victim Of soma para1yEtng drc<
The cup esme round, tasted it. Ah' mtsef eas ~
Instead Q; Tho communion wine. I'd brought NJ @@
dYju9f =:
It puzzles mo to learn why should b. thus Hsasev
What provideutial scheme xas helped By shns o9s't
ing me- .... 4. .AsA
For. to this day. can. persuade m, oFeshf'a n '<
church,
Tint an not addicted to drinking privately.
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Fourth dt1eee, then ~ the Be1sfontatna o,,,~
Where the remains ars to b Inferred F1se1 IL ".
hasbor and throughout The city aro 1t halfms.t ~
Although the remains Of the deceased xrs h.-,
cold. 1t ia reported by the special ~ ~
Republican 1t Jefferson City that sir appesttons ~ 9
been u1ada to the Governor for the pcsittou hs;t
Gen. Blai1 as St1te Insurance Commissioner. u
W1LkEEBAhRE, Pa, July 1o-The fu1er1l NJ ~.
Justice Woodward took piace this afternoon Hpz-a
were conducted by the Rev. H. L. Jonea lad R.s.ss ~
3teyens, Of the Episcopal Church. Tns Bsr ~ tp
county attended in body, and there wprs nn,se ae
of distinguished persons from : distance psesans
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speeial Dt3pateh to Tde CAieaoo 7F1eSHs-
ST. Lour., July 10.-The most elaborate prep@fa-
t3ons for the fuue1alceremontes Of Gen. r P. Blair
hays been made and il thought that the eosese TO-
uox1ow will b the most impressive witnessed
in this city since the burial OF Gen. Lyon IN
1sso rhe Erst Missouri Regiment, or Rlairs Old
pAorn-nt n It Ii fauila1ly called, will attend IN
body. 4 hrge number Of e1-confedara.es
net to-day IN pur.nanes 70 e41 aa 1na
funerzI services uf Gen. BAtr viii BE- held
It lac FYrst Congregational Church Ihauee Tho pro
cns4Ion ytu noTs down Loeust st1ess Son Isasa 70
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70 fAs Editor The CHICAGO 7st6uae:
CHICAGO, July l0.-My attention has Deem ea4ed 70
,,our editorial Of this date. havo remained silent
nd~r the atroctous charges made against because
did not wish to quarrc1 about my OWL reputation
,crosa the uew-u,ado grave Of poor Hannekamp: and
have rtainly lived to very little purpose II those
cao know me believe guilty OF Ruch crime The
o.acers Of The New York Athletic Cls have promised
to eye the anairu thorough investigation and to pub
lish tile resut and saau awAlt such publication DE-
TORE nlsking any individual defense. Yours truly,
So - WILLIAM B. CGRI11.
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ATLANTA. Ga, July 1o.-den. Henry L Bennins, OF
Columbus, Ca, died to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, July lo-VeeJ Rev. Dr. Aoriarsy-
c. s. A. died this afternoon at villa Nova. ue had
reached IN old age. Dr. Moriarty Was pastor Of st.
Augst!nea Church Of this city at the time Of the riots
when that edidce was burned He was man Of great
literary ability.
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LOVE MY LOVE.

Oh love my dear lovs 10
That no other heart Can know
Half the depths my heart doth Ro
In loving my dear, fond lovs scI
Though upon my path did shown
Evory blessing Fatas bestow,
Fame and fortune, peace and poN9ts
Still Id love my fond lore 70.
Ho1 eful. to her garments clinginx.
In the dust 1t her dear feet,
would, in my hearts low singing,
Still my tale Of lova repeat.
Oh! love Ely dear luvs sol
Midst the hercest tempeasr hlaK.
nldst ee1 OF storm aud WOO
Still will lore for my lore grow,
Though her life wars enc vast buzdm
OF great wrong and hopeless shazaa,
Sill to kies her feet my guerdon.
s.ill my fond loveh love I'd claim,
Still her heart By my heart sh1eldiuge
Still her drausht Of III to share,
gttu my life for her life y1elding,-
This for my fond 1oye I'd d2rs1
Oh! love my dear lore -
That the Joys which sazaphs no4
Do not equal this sweet glow
OF loving my dear, fond loTs sol IT..
What were all worlds rich treasure.
What creations best renown,
What we're greatness in great measuxa,
What tho glorIes Of = crown.
What the pride Of nobfest Roman,
What the joys immortala know,
Draise Of man, or kiss Of vo1nzns
To this loving my lore eo9
Oh!1 11oye my dear 1ovs sof
Midst tho Acticb endless snow,
Midst the Tropics sazdelesa glow
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GENTL LEMEN N SEARCH OF CHOICE Mlaa5
F0R THEIR 0WN DRIVING,

.tsr1 he fsat xolinzs aud thu choice bro ns1ee
de dam II pbsss.e to b oeEsd =, tn ND ss
Trains ieavo the Wisconsin Depot, Canal sna "a &
sta, st Ills aud 10 O'Clock tho morning ok ina
turning at - aad 6:47 the &anae exea1n{:
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FOR SALE.
p. &c J.cASEE, 4

II q &3 + lf I4@AFsf
Kasp On hand the I4zxsst aaeostn7sut In tbs ds 8A(
and Hecond~Hand Cocoa Furaitufu CAEpsts. $4S23
Omoo Desks, Counters. 6h4tytnF. 5hov Fa49s 11sesS
stos1, Ais Bo1ss. uf11s Ealing Apd w 49,
bougkt md eaIA.
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THE WEATHER.
WAsHuoTuz, q. c., July 10.-For The upp& -
region, Upper Mississippi, and Lower Missouri s.'1s
Yistng or stationary barometer, north or asst v's5
slightly cooler, clesr OF partly cloudy .easns' W.
rain areas from Kansas 10 Southern Illinois.
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Oh I love my dear lovs 10
That no other heart Can know
Half the depths my heart doth 10
In loving my dear, fond Iowa scI
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me ;mwnrks Ct N. s. Bsutop. hAs Just invented d.
rec .etpg hydraulic engine, which he elaius y b.
great trouble xtn hydraulic engines has thus far been
he great waste Of water and that leaking could not
10 r, mt ,n.,s NJ 30 aneno e iase The
ssrresable fos eievsuon and hosting purposss: NJ:
sasps sas g easas ny e Ind q @erH m -h,eS
etesm now has 10 used. This new engine consists
pro1s1 @ .nd The fnner ones forming sae
va1vo-bo1ea. The valves cons11e of two ptsons o4-
.need On .n equilibrium md oFkea ?. tTo r.
top cf each cylinder. The supply-pipe Is proEiaed
With large ar-cha,nber. to prevent the pipe from
esne claimed to be nno9naled fog SIMPLICITY dura-
ti3ty Aud economy, md will supcrsede stea1cengnes
cbsso the supply .rd pressure d wa.e1 .re suc.en
I; requires engneer to work It. and II obviates Al
TEE QCo wARRA1ro.
In the matter Of the quo wprTauto proceedings in
he Criminal Court sestsrd.y morning: nc cs:lzen,'
rics Of lie respondent. Said rcINcattona did not
1nsterially dider from those led several days ago
Tho counsel for defendants desired 70 me- ado':ional
neas but Judge Furweu declined to receive them
f. thought it time enough to do that after the repi -
tons just hlsi h4d been e1anined He also thought
fb.t Xr Tuiey might not desire to hle ans moro pies
when examination had beeu made
Judge Lawrence and AI. Pence, counsel 1or = she 70
rcl.tos, wished to have the matter disposed o. =
once II was evident. they held that Etsponoent7
counsel were angling to gain tszne. .-.-
Thr Court, afser hearing some tztnlng arguments:
from both aides decd1ed To continue 'he case antal
Friday That would oe toe Hose eoe'eaieoA LILLE ~
tszr it. -. 49,
l,TYeTs departed thinking of rerhcasons, de1nurres
snd oihar legal problems teyoud the average noEl-
edge.
4, ~nanorsd swain who Is numbered among the
.7e III 7rmes reporterB, want to seo his dujdnee,
fex uiehta ago, aud ~ the evening Was waf1n taey
@foved theiT uoutab ths ffont piazza "nere SONS
.ntrrr h.d bean 1t work When he stzrted foz hoIno
L found thst hs was d1mly attached to tho railing
= xh3eA ~ hsd bee& Etttng. Tas Jean2
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louisiana, Mo, j. III. Iomlinson stabbed
himself To the heart. Al Marshalltown,
Iowa, lG-year-old daughter If w III.
Eckover, took strychninc. The cause
assigned for the decd is disappointment
because She could not attend a circus.
In Pottawattamie County, Iowa, VIM.
NJ Mcmahon, hitherto esteemed as a
worthy citizen, was arrested on a
charge Of cattle stealing, which
30 mortified him that he took
dose Of morphine. Near Gam, Ohio,
Samuel Turner was detected ia stealing
wheat from Il neighbor and selling il at
a mill. His disgrace 80 prcyed ON his
mind that he took large dose Of ar
senio, and died from the effects. At Co
lumbus, Ohio, Henry Thelle wound up
a long spree and his own life by taking
poison.
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The grand war maneuyers of the
French army are 70 begin Sept Il, I'M
less Prussia should veto them.
The Argentine Republic proposes
10 increase it, revenues by leyying tax
on every child born within her borders,
which is rather discouraging TO matri-
mony.
The Prussian corps of cadets con
sists Of the main institution at Berlin and
q preparatory schools at other places,
containing altogether about LOO ca
diets.
The United States Of Colombia,
against the Government of which the
State Of Panama has declared war, con
si-ts Of States and Territories, with
"A population Of 100000.
Twenty forts and large number of
provisional camps are being construct
ed in circle about II miles from Paris,
and will be completed in 1873, three
years sooner than anticipated.
The population of Trebigne. the
principal town Of the Herzegovina, i
about 5000, and wretched sort of life
they lead. Their agriculture Is of the
rudest and LATEST kind, and a there are
no good roads in the country, there i
no trade
-Connoisseurs pronounce the Her
mann monument at Detmold to be a
very crude piece of art workmanship
both in form and substance quite bar
barous. In that case il is all the more
fitting, for no one can deny that Mr.
Hermann in his day was iirst-class bar
barian. like Spotted Tail in ours.
The celebrated Convent Of the Ca
pucins. on the Piazza Barberini at Rome
was confiscated by the Government last
month, and its inmates, the monks
turned out of doors with small pensions
to live on. The convent, containing
many original paintings, among other.
Guido's st. Michael was one of tn,
Eternal City's curiosities visited by al
strangers.
The Emperor Of Germany ha'
granted a pension of 1900 marks e
Herr Won Bandel. the sculptor Of IN,
Hermann monument; half of il to b'
continued TO his wife il she SURVIVES
| him. There j. some idea also Of fur
ther grant being made to him by thu
Reichstag. a. he has devoted n consid
cradle part IF his property 10 the work
and hi, sight has been materially i'm
paired.
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.


i.oui, kossuth is preparing his Life
Records" for publication.
Two sons Of Ral~ton, the late Cali
iornia Bank manager, are AT school in
Bostcn.
The Duke Of Marmaladc, General
under >oulouque, in llayti. Is visiting
Paris lie j. a negro with biz for
tune.
Charles Joseph Bonaparte, Of the
Bonapartc family, WIS re-
Gently married to Miss Ellen Day Of
Boston.
Mr.. Durhurst j. the lady-preacher
ofBa.tmplc, and she cNpOunds the Cos
rel 10 enormous audiences.
John Rogers, the now famous
sculptor. was, twenty years ago, a
clerk in the Amoskeag N. ID Machine
shops.
"A pretty name is Quabon, for which
Ms, Fannie Russell. daughter Of the
American Minister to Venezuela, - go
ingto exchange her own.
The London Spectator SAYS \ ou'll
remember me" is the sillie>t song in the
language, and s.Good-by, sweetheart"
/. the second silliest.
Mis- Audubon. the young lady who
gained considerable fame al Watch Hill
hi, season by her accomplishments -
A swimmer. suffered a severe spinal In
iury ia a railway accident on the Shore
Line Railway a few days ago.
Martin Harris. co-laborer with
Joseph Smith in the preparation and
publication Of the Mormon Bible, has
lied In Utah. He invested money in
the enterprise and lost il, but still adj
hered 20 the religion, although his wife
parted with him.
Mile Roch. the pretty daughter II
the guillotinist Of all France, was re-
Gently married 10 Government clerk,
and. in order to avoid crowd anxious
10 see the liking Of Tcrrors. the cerc-
mony was performed at ) O'Clock in the
morning
Louis Agassiz recently realized a
handsome fortune by his investments in
the Calumet and lIsckla copper mines
"a fortune perhaps ranging not over
$4,000 Being approached by CAPT
ialisis who urged his cooperation in
further business operations. h. refused.
saving that he had already more than
enough for all his wants, and that be
now proposes TO spend the rest of his
life in scientific study and Investigations,
and in endeavoring To carry out the
work begun. and the plans laid 10y his
illustriOu> father.
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A Famous Female Swimmer.

During the last voyage Of the steam
shin ROYAL Dane. from Copenhagen 10
Newcastle-on-Tyne. q serious accident
occurred 10 Miss Fry, the stewardess.
The sea was rough on Sunday. and as
shc was going up some steps to the
deck. the boat took lurch. and Miss
FRY fell into the sea. The acciden,
caused great commotion on board. ana
II was expected that she would DC
drowned before assistance reached her'
the vessel being under full steam al thc
time. A boat was rot out from tne
steamer as soon as II could be stopped
and was fully manned and pulled back
10 where Miss Fry was last seen She
was found comfortably floating on he5
hack when the boat reached her. anu
no, much the worse for her immersion
She stated that after she was thro" y
nnto the water she pulled her boots on
and swan for some time. She then
waited quietly until the boat picked her
np. Miss Fry belongs 70 iamou,
Tynemouth family Of swimmers, ana
she i considered one Of the best female
swimmers on the northeast coast vi
acknowledgement Advertiser.