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"cR1NEs IN Weekly NEWSP4PERS.

yoREIGNERs ACCEPTANCE OF SUCH REPORTS AS
PICTURES or AMERICAN sOCIETY-AN ANERI-
CANS EXPERIENCE N EUROPE,
TO the EGttOr Of The tribune
SIR: Your answer to the Newt ersey gen.
tleman who threatens to discontinue The TRIBUNE un-
less It's weekly be devoted to crime reminds
me OF various experiences respecting he
long lists Of crime put into the European edition Of
New-York paper. one Orious Summer daY last year
sitting by the reading table at the motel he Rig
IN Switzerand-I forget its name-At the terminus of
she railroad Nature too calm and smiling
and beautiful for hard things 10 creep into human
breasts. Even the ElgishInan and the American
drinking the stream together, without any
pleasant results the latter. when suddenly heard
Il say Bob here's fun; LET'S count the crimes in this
EewYork paper" And while my face flushed with
modification, heard: Two murders down TINS col
umn :" "a hanging taking up this whole half
sheet two seducuons with one lynchlng following"
money !" child stolen =" child found ash bar
rel :" more murders ;" more lights; more incen,
diarism - more seducuons' DC, until my blood boiled
With indignation.
But suddenly oethought me, WHY should we expect
anything but ridcue and disgust IN the hearts OF self
respecting people When paper puDlshed ID our coun-
try wifuly abroad fun ~ revolving crimes and
little else which, aside from their having been
committed almost exclusively by the European born,
are, their graphic recas cruel and most false dis
Kursaal reading table Weisblden nave. day alter
day, this New York paper caught by the En-
gsman Tor the iuu OF Counting Tue crimes IN IT. with
his cOmrade; and IN London, again and again, have
Deep asked If II were safe 10 walk ~ the New-Yor
most known IN Europe told Of were committed by our
best people"
IS gwen by thus Wiiul and useless advertisement OF
Isolated horrors and how patriot and Christian can
more tIl before older natOnS-ln 80 false
oosDn when there 80 many grand aud noble daily
happenings this beautiful and excellent city or New
York TO write about is a mystery beyond my ken.
6eW York, Dec. % 1874. NJ c. r.
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DIED.
BERNARD-M

BERSARD-Mrs Clemenine H. Bernard vie OFFS Bernard 81
Notice o funeral published sO-Lorloa.
BRING KERHOFF-At jamaica L. L, Pddsy morning, Jan.
F aus Of ls family are invited
JOIN y. BnEeAeruOf Flols jamaica,
Monday 'ernOOn O'Clock. lie viii be 'aAsa GA Tues
CARTEROn Sunday morning jan HOa Laler C. Carter ia s
Maine G,1 an. ls' Long I.,ad pD.r, please copy
Nouce OF funeral hereafter
CLrON-On Jan . Ohia EI.bssA Cnnss..
Tuesoa Jaw 8. st the residence Of Oro ern
rSeAtr-scc0a1-.. - ANS Chsns.
Bghteeuth-st, at OelOes p
CoLLINoSu,an Collins, vile Of W. Collins Jan !. 1870
Relative. friends i.s-
Ial without further police
coRNELL-on Raaly morning jan sin'y Cornell IT, youne-s
Ann Cornell the ASh
Tie relatives and Of the snv eetaiy attend
Ign Ii ghts, on Tuesday the j,h laat, az ?. IL.
DEwAR-As HoboGus Ede RAILWAY, Jan 1873 jane.
DeFar' composl'or on Tue Ifolne as,l AZ Iea.A
The friends relatives u The ny a0d mrmee Of Tpogrspliof
10 o'clock Cha-berst st 7:3J a. N
FCHT-In Brooklyn. THURSDAY Dec 81
The relative, auv and Of W. smhennr
iny;ei 70 atien the funeral Oh Tue d IN D. al M nun As
opposite Jedsrson-'L BrooAya. l. D.
GODEY'n PHILADELPHIA Friday, The lat asst Of pneumonia Maria
G.. wife Of Louis A Gods'
Due faaeAl siu be given
sunas. Jan B. 1875, Edward Hagh' agel 80
ssycrs will be ned at his la'e residence 263 Vest TArth
New-iork tuesday, i'm D, At H. The rnu Nii DO
taken Poughl eepse II duesay J5 D.
HARRS0NA Orange N J. on Dec 81 suddenly Of yphOipusa
mona AIelia PIlrr, Of u ear Harrison.
afOlatev attend Der az
her residence MoOisy Jan = at o'clock Tran rave.
Christopher st. 81 l;l5
HOGUET-On Saturday evening 81 Inst O; 1na a, h'
ll6 East Iwrntyeghth Anthony ioget aged % veAA
Of attend the fneI
Tuesday morning $3.50 Oclck StephenS Cnursl
East lgcnty -aghtA-st, near Inlld-iye
Jan. g. Of phthera. Kie O. only laughter AZ
Ibas and Caroline Jordan. the 0ta OF htr
and the ianT respectfully 10 ains
the funeral raeSay Jan D. At GoA from Toe r Of her
parents, 1874 GrOVs-st. Jersey CITY.
MORRISON SATURDAY jan p 1919 after short iuess M,ra
reics OF Richard Norris sac 3ls, n her
Funeral lSJ Rsss, bro0 E. D.. ss
ednesdsY, 9Th iusL, az 1910 D. IL
sCANTLEBURY-A Chicago L., Pnh day, Ia. gls II lIA
month 1874. SeaAebOEY, 1Ja al ais Tor
merry Of Lls city.
rAr-At Metucheu Dec 80 1874 Kono TAFT aga years md
months Illness short
rowER-on SATURDAY Jan Osborne si's OfJane.
Peais arc invited funeral The dne Of r. r
81 Gaud-st JereY civ Sunday Iln 8 az D.
The will WAEervc n \. tSr ianeEa
Tuesday. Jan =
wARRgN-At Paris, France sOn4ay Dec q. Msrcoi wife
Joseph II. Wsrren.
remains temporarily deposited.
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
WARDEN-In Brooklyn. Friday JAN l. &an Wsrdeof Mcs
mouth County \. J. aged js 49,
Funeral MONDAY, the resii 81 hs
brosbe william Il saith 6O2 CazstOnAVe, BIC
Monmouth Co., n J.. papers please
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MORE COMPLICATIONS - CROSBY REFUSES TO
GIVE UP THE sHERIFFS OFFICE.
VICKsBURG, Jan. 3.-0n Friday the Board
OF Supervisors issued order to Sheriff Crosby to
pear on Monday. and show why his bond should
not be declared insufficient Supervisor Lehman ac-
oeped Mr. Fanagan's bond. and issued certificate OF
his election Sheriff Of Warren County at tho election
held last Thursday Although the Legislature at tho
late called session repealed the act allowing special
election In such cases. the latter last night demanded
the keys OF the Office, which Crosby refused to deliver
aud flanagan took possession Of room In the Court
house and opened an Off Sheriff this mOrni0g. Tie
Legislative Investigating Committee has adj burned from
here 10 Jackson where legislature reassembes on
Monday TIE action OF Flanagan assuming the office
OF Sheriff will doubtless cOmplIcate matters very much
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lFo- other Shin Ns,cs see THIRD PaJsi

iFo- other ship Ss,rs see Third Pagsi
Steamship Utop. Br, snail G..so~ De-. 49, wis a,
Steamship kaeeTscss.r KomOe NcrOerns 27 vise ae-
steamship Glueus Beare Boston. with mdse. pa As.s
shp Graaas Polly CSrp Havro Nov 81 via Tybes Dec 60
Snip srhblans Co Gassowl Poe Calcutta
Bars NcanI Cof Windsor 50. Masters Dunhrs Nov "a
BsrN haslseua Gr7 Guided Bolivar 10 days "ts dea sAi.s
and eedst ,,,-. o, -, Ia, 49,
Srg Gerl. C,,e Town c. G. H.. e2 ss,- -a
Brig Fo,.t, utall c;Gero P.'ras 80 DAYS. With f'at
sear Z Mason ny. Virginia
Scar. e eo is.oT6nes. soD'r, BitrsorA
Sem RoHey Pirser P-rse,. SesHa'en 'or Baitn 'ro
scbE A. Bl4er Jyues, Providence.
sehr Henrietta. SOmers. N-V.Londcn
BARI Ka C'rnev of Glasgow Toa h1cr Dec % Tor L,naOa
which slang haN the refusing ose DgI bach
@ISD-oan.I Light, W; c'oldy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bosroS JAN S-Arrve bArA zPhjule 7rh frUfr Demers~
CHtaLKsToS Jaa 3-Aravd schr Charlie = Dow from Psrs.
No 9 " '''a 'A A'l '' L'p''' 'f4H ''0''"' LOO
Jan 3-ArHrei, steamship from SewYcrt;
T. t. Wilton from Rio Jsneop Cleared ship EncymOn Liver
ADD egal.tor or scw-IorS seminole ior wyoaos s
I S A"gflc@' of DaitIaofe' - n ... =, -
sPp oo Ss":i Wan + ClSis hgi Wee. VITA Vai.a
states marines o. board SID HagenOgn from Bath.
FOREIGN PORTS.
PLIMoCTH. Jan 31hr Hamburg Line seasfp Paas
Meier Dec. "a to-day.
QUEENSTOWN. 3.fhe steamship Illinois
"a lale Dec -. iO-IaY
y. o o
quentV A4Ekbpr.
vessels
2-sailed LeDaie. Antarctic
Ncrsgs Lady Da5rrH Marie helene ad Aaerod. Avei
tue 3lst 1iadura Lslg Hefu Avl As
AnaA Nara. w. a. anpbel Mcdonald
DISASTER.
NORFOLK Va, Jan AT the steamship sau as,vHs
lbeore henr lgBg
OF 40 iev, suce yseay SAD
yOrabe hoped agAird
handlc1
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

AT coLLINGwOOD, oNT.-Loss ABOUT s25Ooo'
Co11INGwooD, Ont, Jan. "a very destruc-
+ ere broke out here early this morning in j. Pagan
grocery store which, with tho following places was
totally destroyed:
The Dominion Telegraph Office, T Lawrences lewelry
store / Creavess drug store, photograph galleIe65
w p Racer and j. Castor, L. Sager dentist D. %.
II Henderson cothiers; p. Howard and e. g. Florence
shoemakers; e. Mclean, iewelry, and the AlDlOn hoIc
IttnosshIe TO rive the losses at present, but the
total loss is supposed 20 be about SIS O0o small portion
only covered by insurance The origin OF the hre a'
prasant mvsterY
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eoVERNMEYT WEA THEE REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFrCF OF TIE CHIEF sIGSAL OfFiCKh, {
WARRINGTON. ID. C.. Jan. 4. 1871 a. I" }
g,,ncDsis for ne past tDentU-fOI hours - q,

WAsHIsGTON. ID. G.. Jan 4. 1873 i a. n
gyncpsfs for ne past toentU-f0T hours =, -,
The barometer has risen over the NOrtn-
West ana the upper lake region, where II is now
With th-westery winds, falling temperature ""N
clear or partially cloudy weather. . 49,, ,. lain 10
Occasional igni has fallen In the lower iako r
gion and Michigan. ,os - ,ho Cnit
and South Atlantic States, extended nortnWAu W i'
nessee and Southern Virginia. .., 10
The OHIO River has continued slowly rising NJ uuu ~.
low Cincinnati. the Cumberland at NASHVILLE 'hu VI"
Mississippi NJ and below Cairo. llama
The display OF cauonary signals at the lake stations
Will cease Jan. 5.
Probabilities q,
During Monday In the South Atlantic and East Gun
States cloudy and rainy weather. and n0rtheas tnu
north west winds will prevail, followed Dy Ilsi"h
barometer and failing temperature. "a,
In the OHIO Valley, Tennessee, and the west uu s
States, rising barometer lower temperature. NOrth
west TO northeast winds, with Light rain on the cOas"
OF the latter and rain the two former sections
In the upper lake regions. the Upper Mississippi ahu
Lower Missouri Valleys, and the North"est hlEh pi
ometer northwest winds. partly cloudy and deciueuS
cold weather IL
For ne Middle States and The oUer lake region NORTH
east nOrh-res minds, Increasing el0HdIness EAlN
sLEET. SNOW. J1'g eHpeTIfaFe' and JH'ng J0'''"'
IN rising barometer. 80,
For New gland. falling barometer. cloudy weather,
winds shifting 30 north ana east ana followed uu1ns
the afternoon aud night BY rain and snow.
The Mississippi River from Cairo 60 VcksOurg ara
tho Lover Oul0 wlii continue alo 6U " rise.
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which have felt deep interest. believe that
some OF the publlcs H'rtea citizens In inc numerous
towns and vtagas IN Eastern and Middle States
would instinte dollar rpIons for these sufferers
larger sum would ne obt9ned than has ye. been
cOI.ected. trust you will p| olsu vi, suxteson IN
NAV b. Induced forthwith TO CARR IL INTO eHecL NJ
Yeso York, Dec. 20. 1874
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LATEST FROM LOUISIANA.

TROOPS TO DE STATIONED NEAR THE STATE HOUSE
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE SAID TO BE or
OPINION THAT THE ACTION OF TIE RETURNING
BOARD CANNOT STAND.
GENERAL PRESS DISPATCH
NEw-ORLEANs Jan. BIN response to the
request of Gov Kellogg, Cen Emory has ordered dis
position of troops, tomorrow, in close proximity to
tho State House. state militia General, Hugh J,
Clmpbe will command the inside OF the State
House What this force will be has not transpirci.
body Of MetrOptans. without guns, Will be there as
cOnservaOrs of the peace. The police of als stt that
the MerOpOltans have not been requcstedstO occupy
House soldiers IL is currently repor'ei CO.
night that the White League have been ordered to meet
tomorrow. Nervous people persist in talking about
the prosnects OF fight but the citizens generally ma IL
tam their usual compo81re, outstanding the dpo
The Warmoth-Jewell duel Is OF by agreement of the
friends OF the pnrtles.
rcaded except the R0val-st. entrance. conservative
who called there early this evening had CONVERSE
ton with Mr.. Lowell. and was informed by,, MN
that Republicans mad 40 members in the building
who ere night ana VIII remain there Tonight
IL was runored on the streets tonight that the
Returning Board had reassem0led and counted IN Re
had referred TO the Legislature. Gov. Kel-
iocg is reported as having stated TO Gen. Emory
to-day that all the members OF tho L'glS-
laure declared by the Returning Board
and all those contestng would be admitted 70 tho state
declared 10y the Returning Board will be admitted Gen
De 1robriand viii command the troops covering the
State House tomorrow. A., r.
gressiOu1l Committee were unanimous III expressing
the opinion that the action Of the Returning Board eau
stand They believe the Democrats nave amalorly IN
the House, and the Republicans majority IN the
tonight and the Republicans 40. AT midnight the city
quet. ,. ,...
o'clock is said 10 be a member Of the Legislature
IFor other Reports rom Lou'st1ad SEE First PGgGl
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At FPrr1rpoRT. MIcH.-Loss $4,000.

DETROIT, Jan. S.-The Pomona House al
Fruitport Mich was burned Last night The loss on the
building and contents is s3OOOo which is partially COW
cred nv insurance in Eastern companies.
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ASTRONOMICAL PROGRESS IN 1874.

A SUMMARY OF DISCOVERIES FOR THE PAST YEAR,
BY PROF. KIRKwOOD AN AsTga6rD THAT Is
LIKELY TO MAKE CLOSE APPROACH TO MARS.
! TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR; The great astronomical event of 1s74-the
transit of Venus-has 80 much absorbed the atten-
tion Of observers that comparatively few discoveries
can be announced for the year. The collection and
discussion of the transit observations cannot be
completed in less than several months; the interest
ing results, therefore, must be waited for with
patience
The following six minor planets have been dis
covered during the year:
No. 1885, discovered at LitchGeld Observatory, Gin
ton. N. Y. By Dr. C. H. +. Peters Feb. 10.
No 1856, discovered on March IS, by Palsa at Pola,
near Berlin.
No 1877 discovered on April 81. also by Palisa, at
Poa.
.1SS. discovered by Perrotin. at Toulouse May 49,
No $50. discovered on Oct. 8. at Pekin, China, by
Prof. Watson of Ann ArbOr, Michigan.
No. 49, discovered on Oct. b. by Palisa. at PCla.
The MINOR planet Ethra was discovered in 1873,
but trustworthy elements Of its orbit first pub
lished in the Astronomische AdchriChten of Aug II,
1874 This asteroid is distin guished by the great
eccentrlcity of its orbit shown in the following
comparison with the orbits Of other bodies:
Name. Eocentricty
IOyu1MulA. --O.ooyl
Second Comet OF 1867 ..05N5
Fdyes Comet -Oooo9
There is thus to be less difference in form be-
tween the orbits of Ethra and the second comet
of 1867 than between the former and the orbit OF
Mercury. 1t is noteworthy moreover. that the
apheliOn of Mars differs in longitude but one degree
from the periheion of Ethra and that the greatest
distance of the former exceeds the least of the lat
ter. These facts indicate the possibility of 80 near
al approach of the two bodies that the disturbing
influence Of Mars on the asteroid may materially
modify its orbit.
OF the four comets discovered in 1874 that Of Cog
gia alone was especially interesting, and this has
been fully and frequently described
Tho meteOric shower OF Nov. IA has this year en-
tirely failed. No further return in considerable
numbers can be expected till near the close of the
century. DANIEL HARDWOOD.
bloomington. Ind. Dec. so, 1874.
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begins Tuesday. Gov. Tlden has deemed necessary
10 designate q presidug Judge. He has accordingly
appointed the Hon. william L. Learned, who has
hitherto discharged his judicial duties with eminent
and favOra bv known for his superior abilities
well as for the cordial sympathy he has manifested
all occasions with the views held reform by tho
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Ready at , O'Clock To-day.
1875. 1874.
-gH
TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FCR 1875.

In addition to re regular
CALRxDAR AID AsrRoyoxI AL PAGEs,
IL contains:
complete he Votes Of the Senators aspsseaiVe'
Of tb. present Congress on Currency Questions
H. un Synopsis Anendmeuts The Cosaaion Of the SAs
N,wYork wish counties the rat important q '
ILL., An Abstract AID Appropriations made b. e pcs
cot Congress az its Frs, Session
W. Chronological Summary ss LesHs XTsa Of the yaI "a
Guiding full Obituary Record
Y An elaborate Statistical Article Wheat and It's FucGAoas
y,los p,soars expressly TIE rsgSH ALMANAC Ian ors.i
VI The transportation Gass.oa statistics Snk Ralr.s.
ana y.u. York and CaBaiian csnilI
VII Full Returns, WITH Nth the 'O's Of
vous years
Will Of the Menbors Of Congress Omeer 81 Ae Ss
aoual Government County Clerks. Sheriff. se
TX Trade as Commerce Ued States CanaiA and Gres,
s slowing balance Of TA exports aod imports Of specs h~
Price ,po,pstl 70 Cent. ssvcg for One Dolr
A!Ar,, gaE TRlauss. EssyIL
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THE FALL RIVER MILL oPERAl IVES RESOLVE
TO RESUME WORK.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan 3.-The mill oper-
atives meeting last night determine 10 accepe
the 10 per cent reduction and temporarily resume WORK
MondIy until they dictate better terms. 1as
various unions weak financially or they wOad sdaF
more determined opposition % the reduction.
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-vva, crowded with choice audience. and those who
.aok tickets this time VIII need to apply early

Ths American iron industry loses one Of its repre-
.srtative men by the death of Capt. f. b. Ward OF
Detroit. who. beginning life as cabin boy sue
. cs.ded in amassng several millions. de was
steadfast friend of Protection to Home INDUSTRY
and did much to make the West see the advantages
nf that nnlcY.
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FAILURE OF A GROCERY FIRM.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 3.-The grocery firm OF Roe
Brothers has failed Their Liabilities TO sls7 ose
divided among 35 creditors. The amount OF stock
hand is over sIsOOo. The other assets yes
announced.
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ALBANY NOTES.

ALBANY. Jan. 3, 1875.
The statement that secretrry OF STATE Wllers. in al
ministeing the oath to Mr. 1iden, asked him which
esth he would take was a mistake. No such question
WAS put 10 bIn
A. the General Term OF Tie Ibrd Judicial Department
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THE TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 3.-The Legislature OF len
oessee will assemble at noon to-day Nearly all the
members both have arrived AMI II Is believed
that both Houses will organize Tomorrow.
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from so TO rs blacks and two whites with Sery Iew
wounded either side One witness testihes 10 hNlng
seen two killed while lying ground, aud Las
O few c0l0red men are yet unbured.
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pRryrIyG CLOTHS M.KKKr.

PROVIDENCE r. T. jan The Printing Cloth market conhsu1
dali dnnng the week sales Of $4,000 Good STANDARD
6iE64 &C., shle &c. the asking pnoe Tor bfta %
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5ueelGl AuIl-cs

Seventh Assembly District Republican Ass sfiatien
RrguIar Monthly Metz will he To iescqu - Uas,
''p"'' A--'7 CoRSELiYS VAN CORR Prcside.s.
wM TBasrNE, Secretary.
Plymouth CkurcA. Brooklyn.
REV II. W. Bsech,r.l
he AISLE CHAIRS this vii he rlbaSi,
RENTED Tor one TUESDAY EYBNiNG s. 1878
meprnK At o'clock DopOBensnt q ~eaIher
y order OF the Trustees Il. WELD. Bas.
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A well dressed man, whose name and resi-
deuce eOult not DO escerLDed, jumped nom the Stern
OF the Fulton Jerry Farragnt last evening Sle
ans nld stream and Has drowned
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WAY TO INCREASE THE RELIEF FUND
70 the Editor or Fhe TrIbuRe.
SIR: have read in THE TRIBUNE from day
10 day OF the good ork gong In theway of suDsci
tioas for the sufferers Ia Kapsas aud hebrasks, III
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PISSENGERS ARR[HED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

FROM GLAsGOw-In se4nsAp Uapa Jas S.-wn Lo~rr.
Robert smith.
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Ne,c- York, Jan. 3, 1915.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

HAvISG attempted to hang himself,
but having been prem,turely cut down,
n young gentleman OF Paris has sur
vived 10 give this account Of his sensa.
tons: "As kicked away the chair and
fell had the sensation of receiving a
blow from hammer ON the top OF my
heal. Idijnot feel the rope. aud the
only defined sensation succeeding that
Of the blow was sensation Of weight in
my head. My head seemed heavier an'l
bigger than the great bell Of Noirv
Dame. II was night all about mo, and
then there came n terrible cold in tho
lower part Of my body. and then a sharp
pain whero tho ropo was tearing my
neck, and then-nothing."
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Ak English scientist. ly way OF eSpcr-
imen,. injected ab-inthc into the veins
Of some dogs. for which he was fined by
an English magistrate for cruelty to All
imals. Shortly af,erwarl tho French
Academy of Sciences awarded hin, a
prize Of $500 for his scientific TO
searches.
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A YOUNG NAN in New York recently
picked up an envelope containing $40.
600 worth of bombs. which he returned
b. their owners. a firm OF bankers. The
latter had just had their circulars print
ell, offering 1000 reward for tho miss
ing bonds, hut promptly cut down tho
reward 10 800.
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IT seems to spoil man for anything
else. when he is once male an office
holder. There's the late unhappy
Broierson. Losing ons Office. he did
no uscful work. but waited month after
month for chance TO get into oihce
again. Al last. in despair. he took y
dose Of poison. II tho poor man had
never been put in ofiieo. he would cer.
tainly have been nuch better on, and
would doubtless DO alive and cheerful
to-day. The average citizen is making
n mistake whom he tires Of hard work
and begins to look for an easy official
berth. II honest, he can hardly make
money out Of any ordinary pub
lie place. and he Ia almoS. sure TO come
ont % Office as useless for anything else
M a discharged soldier who has spent u
large part Of his days Ioafins about bar
racks.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

IT may be all right. but II we were
Mrs. Livermore We should object TO
being called ian ainiable aud pulchrit-
ulinous lady" II is the reckless use OF
syllables like these which does more to
encourage eltravagance and debanch
society than all tho fashion magazines.
81. Louis H.public0a.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12
DHAD DREAMA

DEAD DREAMS
A waning nooa In tbs rain full skies
A brsscn beat % TIE shore.
A wnifthat swine - the surgee rise.
sit and watch 80 my spirit sighs,
never shAll zee thee more,
Ny dear.
insver shall sec thte more.
Hy hops IL now a. stranded boat,
Nv dream as Q nssu In wane.
Ny !svs . waif on the sun Sfiaai.
And .thcnyh LIE sheuh make their rsgrc, 70
mote
They never shall serve again.
Ny sweet.
They never sh,li serve agala r. .u
Ths boat rea.ied. may leave the lad,
The mosn vii. her grace renew.
Tue wAif win rest unvex-d. 90 the sand,
Nut dead are the drsAins that fvt Al my hand,
And am severed nom you.
Ny dear.
And an severed from ysu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-03-12

Tnr Massachusetts, State Temperance
Alliance offers TO the clergy of the State,
prizes Of $500. $500 aud 500 respect
lively, for the three best essays presented
before tho lat day o! October next, on
tho Evils and Cure OF In,empcrance.