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THE UNCOVERED HAND.
How n Dog Led 60 where its Murdered Mas.
tiers BODY was Buried.

Some time during the latter part OF last
Maya barber .namcd Il. A. Bareau, employed
IN The Union Depot barber shop. Disappeared
suddenly. At the time Of his Disappearance he
was known to have had about 500 on his person.
besides "A fine watch and other trinkc's OF value.
A strict search was instituted, and on the 23l of
June his clothes were found. or at least u por-
ton of them, in an clubhouse. The discovery
was mado during the heat Of the agitation
caused by the railroad strike. and did not create
such n sensation as ii would lavc done undcr
ordinary circumstances. But it wheii'd the de-
termination Of his friends. who sci TO work in
earnest. On the 2Gth Of june, Henry Burner. u
carpenter employed also in the Union Depot,
was found 20 be wearing some articles Of cloth
ing which had belonged 10 the murdered man.
and for tho possession Of which he could give
no satisfactory. cxplanaiign He was arrested
WAS no proof If his completely IN tho murder.
and II was apparent that he must be acquitted
H9rlcan's friends however. determined upon
hpl ding this clue. and pressed the prose 'utiOu.
and on the 10Th Of juno Burner was sent tp iuil
in default Of bond. on the charge OF grand lar
crny, based on hi4 possession of tho clothes.
He has been IN inl ever since awaiting trial.
and is therc at present.
Yesterday morning great excitement was
created in Nnccnnes 10y the discovery % the
body Of the murdered man. II seems he had a
invOritc dog. which. since his disappearance,
has been hanging around the Union Depot.
About three weeks ago tho dog was Observed to
20 very often o. clump Of trees about quar-
Ter ~ q milo from the dcnoi; along the line #
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad He would
disappear in that direction and bc gone for IN
hour or moro. and then como walking back
o,unS To- w. ,uu :" ot; I'.t WIS ~ w iill,.t
observed him with curiosity. II" saw the dog
gQnnd scratch under one Of the trees.
The gentleman. DESTROYS Of nnrnvcling the
mystery followed him. but on his approaching
the spot. the dog became cnragod and showed
night Tho gcntlcman armed himsolf Will some
stones md soon made the dog Or at Ifothon
o'ccded ~ the place. and suw dcad mans
hand proiruding from the earth and sticking
NJ with open fingers. He examine tho place,
md found that the dog hal .rntnhcd r,ti i'm ui
the earth away from the body. which was buried
only fCw inches from sight. Ii was about
O'Clock IN the morning. but The lisD0vornr of
tn" horrible mystery soon procured assistance.
ana the body was readily identified ~ the body
OF the unfortunate barber l.. A. Barlcan.
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eItion was certaInlv a hard ono. for I was

sition was certainly q hard one. for I was
not acquainted with q single person Of
whom ] had any right to ask an nd
vance for what was absolutely Indispensable
for my forced voyage TO Spain. L therefore
answered him that had no other clothes cx-
pleasant idea that | should he brought before
the members Of the Spanish Government in
such a dirty and ridiculous garb: but that at
the Same time II was very hard for me- TO accept
presents Of clothing or anything of that sort
from people who wero under no kind VI Obllga-
ton TO me.
senior Poo repeated scvcrnl timcs that
ought to put aside any thought OF that kind. in
view OF tho urgent necessity OF my position.
and took his leave saying that he would man.
age the mntter in such way as not TO wound
my feelings.
Poo had hardly loft me when Francisco Cns-
tro, Government notary, who was classinate OF
mine IN this university. entered my room.
He told mo that rs Col. Cucstn was aware of
this circumstance. he had called upon him ana
asked him 10 como and see me. nnl to use his
influence with mo ma an old schoOlmatc tQ az
ccpl the free offer Of the Cnptan-Gcncral. |
spoke 10 Castro ~ ] had to PosO resolving at
last to accept two suit Of clothes, not SO much
for my personal appearance rs on account NJ
ne POSITION hat occupied rs President Of tho
5.h.-M if o',io * We shall be taken on board
the steamer Conas. At the last moment We
have each accepted suit Of clothes
Your affatinnatc friend, \. ESTRADA.
y Son board the steamship Comllas.
! was unable 10 deliver this lctirr to any safc
person on my departure from Havana. Per-
haps | may be- more fortunate whom arrive in
Spain. As it il already too lengthy. reserve
for another opporiunitvthc pleasure Of furnish
ing you with The particulars Of our vnvngc.
ESTRADA.
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THE BEIyTr or tRETiN WOMEN.
Ugly Homes Outside Made Pleasant Inside d,
Model Mothers and wives.


KuALrrA. Crete. oct. ia Crctan village
il n strange looking place. All the dwellings are
alik" IN uglines-. ublong m form. with walls Of
rough stone and U roofs stilutc Of parapcts
AMI chimncy- one or two arches are thrown
across the length ~ the cottages 60 support tho
roof which con.i.ts Of tenacious clay fsw
~ hes deep. laid ON pieces of bark. ana rolled
illt-lct anliquarlrs shudder-with the drums
81 marble columns. In Askypho the heavy
snow storms which occur there make II unsafe
To- carry up the buildings higher than one story
and they certainly have most miserable cAtc-
ror.
But the comfort within doors depends at Asly-
pho. rs every where else. not ON the architect
but on the lady ~ the house, and the wives Of
Sphak rank high among their soy. They ARE
conspicuous for their beauty. Their dark eyes
are large and lu-'r,u-. their features are deli
catrlv chisnllpd and waving tres-os fail in pro-
fusion from ben aih thcir modest kcrchcis.
Their cnrriag, is gracciuius the docs.
But. though D. --e--ed " uncommon personal
charms. their att n'iOn IL hy no means confined
10 tho toilet. IseryhIng viii n their homes
contain IL the work OF their own hands. Tho
~ H. ~ .a n Z. Nm I'M, IN az ~, IN g
10y the hnrd- of his faithful wila. She 1t is who
makes his garments from the cotton plant
whit u grows hef re- the door. THO bright scarf
that binds his waist is from tho silkWorm VIII II
feeds upon his mulberry trees: the mats and
tap tries Whose bright Il, sisu- tHkgn from the
pattern book %, tradition ulun" give hi- home 70
gh'or'ul air. are ihc work ~ her industrious
loom. and many moro objects that am inclm-
J. ht To enu.ntrA are uuc 10 her untlrlng
III Or-.
1t Wis thceo -amo Srhalian women who only
hunted from 40 Ilutain 10 mountain, Outrag 'd.
anil murdered. Ia the cottage oi MY guide.
though the owner was low no MONS n chief
among his people the tablc 10th. tho napk ius.
the shcNis. a.l ~ them homeuad". wer' Olr-
tered with Cr.uu lace; the j.. lloY was "a
single riece " the sam" rich material, tIe
'uuni erpuur WAS so gorgeous with many culor-
that lid not refrain from cAprr- -il- nlJ az
niratlnu 't d. " les. said my host. my wife
is Of 30 very good family aud knows tn. old
fashioned ways oi weaving which her mother
Tho roi'arn its.lf consisted - % Moderate
sized room. with gullrry Tor sleeping in. and
two NorN small Ones. ~ which tho larger was
the kltnh. %. TIL walls Vrr. NOT rN. % white
washed. and the floor WIS of NUT: vof tho
spirit that reiguoi Their, roeunrird ON" o. nlL
! diurd with great r'-t III English plates, which
arr iri2 al There much Us Japanese crOek'ry H.
IN Engl iri; hut without vino. nof a drop of
WAIHu WIS go lf found in nrv of the -nv'h Vile
lag "a -i.uUi ant fact. Tho wife waited on
Us. for '1n. usal respect b. -irirty tnfur. ed.
WhIr eN'n suspn tot inndehy j. runi~hsd
with dDAth. 1t h. easy t. believe how such a
lcuplO hatN Aui eH-p.-f ans one. he he caima-
kan or lr le" MILFORD" who att .mpt- 90 intro
duer tnr Ni'-s ol Western Egrup, INTO their
nlDUnillu retreats.
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IN -fUFJL CRIME.
4 Roy shoots IIis Father at the Request OF
His Mother.


A peculiarly atrocious murder wa COM
mti "a IN lnwrcnceyillc. a Little QUITO ihe-wny
hamlet in Dearborn county Ind ON Wedurs-
DAY night \ lahorlng man named Jp-onh
MUNGER lived IN IN" edge II the village. His
reiations with his wife for some time past had
divorce against him. Though they still lived in
the same house On Wednesday evening he,
went down into the village. saying he would be
homo hy nine O'Clock.
Ia hi- absrncr his wife prevailed upon their
old - ~ N, a boy thirteen years OF age. iO load
up agun with huckshot and watch Tor the re-
turn 81 ms father. and Kill him. Tho boy
ol'y'd. ana, conccallng himself ht hind n wood
rnr, waited Tor an hour. and when his father
cam" into the yard shot him through tho Lark l.
TINS done. he went into the huu,e when tn
mother took the gun from him and laid i hy
tn side Of her husband. who still alive. was
crying for help.
She then returned 70 the house ana went to
brd whh her l.y, but. neither bong able -
sl"rn : Subsequently arose and cooked suluer.
which they ate. All through tho night nv
heard means and npneals for holp from tho
them.
In the morning neglbor came 20 the house
- employ hnnll"r and found him lying on the
ground in pool ol blood though sill alive.
white IN" woman WAS some distance away IN .
nnnrcrneily engaged IN her domestic work
Mnrh asked rnncerulng her husband she re-
lhcd tnAi be- had shot himself Subsequently,
the Coroner Wa summoned from lu,Vr,.u.,
non showed that the man could not have killed
himself
Susni.ion was directed to tho woman and nor
boy, Inc latter, when separated from his
mother, confessed TINT be- had done the drcl az
her r"nlmhnd. saying that she had been urging
him To- do it for year past lie also inld how
thcy spout the n ght in the caring of the cries
'l ms i"lurf vet NNllhrt came 10 lia ds- .stuAet
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IT, Archaeological society of Milvauk'o
kouong lake. near Wilton, Wis. Pottery In
large quantities. WINS obtained. and the archir-
olog .slr sly % il uullkc that Of the Indians and
mound builders l'ui perhaps thc most inter
s'rihcd with characters the like ~ which has
never been seen. Prot Mitchell Of Milwaukre
tunh- ID" 'Au detect in them traces oi Sau- 'rit.
inil hr 'nunoi mas r. th.!r mraAing They Will
h' sent ~ tho British Museum. Tho mounds
wrr' each s'NDnir feet in diameter. Tn" top
In fhc vicinity hut ino remaining lay r. ~, re
very different from those usually found i'm that
region, and had been brought there los artiilrlal
means, beyond n shallow Of % doubt. and ~ nb-
were found rom allow th" natural layer oi soil
,l"ur down TO tho h.Npm. TIE skeletons W. ~
lnDud posting upon tlH yell " sand tru its,t loo
loss tho surface. The tqhl'i WIS found un Tor
meath one Of the skeletons, md WIS VOL pro-
served. 1t is believed that from th.s discovery
peopl'd This continent
Darwin viii be rrlni' cd 10 learn that tho writ
er- oi TINS nrchulr sans 'rit form tiH 80 missing
llnk. u. Wr may 'uig" FROM tho skeletons 81.
the upper bones oi the arm. humcru~. were se-
cured IN u good STAT" Of pres rNulion. and had
the peculiar periurgtiun at tho lower end. found
ouly ia the gorilla and in the lowest order ~ the
human family; TINS peculiar formation con-
.i-t, 81 Il leriuratIon az thu lower end nf Tho
'ior. and Is not iouul In thc unatumy # any
civilized Ineo or the Indian irih". # tnc prose MT
axe. In ia" toy ui the mpuui from which these
remains wore lhk"n, ~ a u ifh ~ two lert. the
sA lDi lh OF am Indian Was removed, hut ia" lu-
luriu- showed mo- D. rloIailDu. AMI. in fact. tAr
CONFORMATION wnuid not admit of it, D jug
iluni the bon' hnine aS thick at that part ocular
IJlnl as II Is IN the nun rus OF civilized I4an.
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irnH i"nt ont - Monm ruth ant NOT pass lln.ly
" iNi" - 'ir ui runt.npl and Utuless SIC
II $50 'lt. To, !. NNi, .lllt a NtuUktUl. / i.il-
h'"'" N"hH cat ~" Monmouth. give Monmouth tosr'
Al GOD what rayage of sin ami decay
what "A Wr'rh a th" Noufn ,n SO teuitl AMI -i,t
- iliN Al college, 50 tu.l % brave cheer
h'''N " h"hd on' 90 Monmouth. - Monmouth atAt,
low prNeolN We mar.,illel ouiselves in Ai,ranc
Whcn the country lnnIudrl l -iit, .lr i,l l'",,.t
Low ms Nn's In the scuat, ran loftl AID iar'-
"Nh mana "nt {" Monmpuil. give Mouu.nDih a tear
vassai io Pleasure, n Error tho slave
u'IinhsirfNi hY passions that frag ID die gray.
re hhfr watched hun link ioc cr and iatrr oa. ,..
"'"ch mana "ui 10 Monmouth sl,c Monmouth !, icai
Too late Ia m store him - lie never too l,tc
- sirNe Tor n soul lrlrue down 10 It, nin
nls h.al Is n1 lrui bring him hack iro' IT, rorr
"e''h " mana ou To- Monmouth s'c Monmonu tear
l. sraly around him, ntnc,crdospise
= nrnlh'r IN runs. hUi Hr u lNn Ia rlst
y VIZ WIN. nat "I"riuir ~ .il he our reward
'er NVAnvAtl, A.A.n VI hAn.t. VAIL urd
JANLs r. rltlps
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gentleman connected with well-knoyn
banking hrin IN thus cts ami me Of the largest .iok
holders IN tho kecy Motor Company. having returned
from fn"lclrlHi' where he had been To mvcstgate
iht ,ri"-r q MAJ" hV tlD inventor. sad Tho .to
nnuel- ll meeting IN fhilad 1hin and resolved tn
,maNe h,Hnis lNhs lh l"gnri 10 this invention From
nlir ln lilt we AMI how thing TIM 1,ny
anu hi" shown marvellous results hut there Is alwuV,
s.elIn- ~ Nina Mhirh prevents public plr.,utltln
" NE something o. be- done The conc lion
We come Tor lhs tiiler this Is the greatest inv, n
non me Mnii over saw nr kocN he most Ncr ni
bioAli'c Aumhus ever known We shall wit and seen
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NOTES From THE UIR.


Hrrc is old Kriidcncr absolutely refusing
10 70 away. though he hns been offered liberal
n'' was Mi Colonel in The PoisG cSmpagn
of 1881 and has ~ be- shovelled on TO his horse
hy his Cossack orderly; vet he will not go nwlv.
aud still continues 10 mi-dirert n corps of $50
men. 1t Meyer seems to occur to tho uu'norit JOS
that mistaken tenderness 20 these old mon H.
death t. their troous At Nikorol Krndcncr
made the Ninth Cnssacks chnrre n hnit1rv
mounted to his own intense sat islacton. but %
the utter destruction Of half the men and hors -
Of the regiment
At Brestoyco village uhc place from which 7
rncd mnrtar-. His division. tho sixteenth M
T. Us iu.l number, Is az ns., 'utod ia excellent
Tor any cold AMI with fireplace and chimney
torycry hut.
His is the only Russian camp | evnrv saw
TINT - clean in the English sense Of the word.
All others arc uisstyO = or worse. pulluting the
-ireams and braedns disease, rcearlloss ~
life Is 10 bc idolized by his mon, AMI h. fully
succeeds. He appears 10 benr u harmed lifc.
Skobclefr says. and ho says with truth: This
Is "A now ora IN war. AMI we are making peril
cvrrythng. Artillery goes for nothing: the in
faniry assault is the only though Tho most pr
Curious, mui" Of success This. from "a man
vino has llnl creator tr,umrhs than any other
in this army Is very valuable.
And lie persists in leading his division on
heart. like others To- send men on io death W III %
ont sharing their risks himself. Nphlv thought
and nobly spoken. have begged him not %
ride ono ot his gray horses to-day, but he says
that 10 sec him on any other would disaouor
his men. II live L. another campaign viii
not ride white horses. but ! cannot leave oif
now Those are the calm words of "a man who
five hours hence Is going TO what is Ike certain
death.
Being a rich man. Skobelcif keeps opon table.
and aii his hricudier- AMI col 'ncl- st down
with him iwi'o daily. quito unlike Gourko, oi
takes tea occasionally. writing and working all
the rest oil the day. These two are rivals in
fame. but Skohcleff Is n rich young bachelor II
~, with immense expeditions. and GOurk0 a
father Of family Of 10. who has nothing but
his pay.
Each is a thorough soldier and each perfect
IN his way. GOurap. though cavalry officer
all his life, "a no mere sr'f1u, but thoughtful.
ant. Nectual man. who impr'-scs you 20 once
with sense Il nlrn,al power H. defends his
rail- through the Balkans on ~ parcutiy sound
stratogc grounds. At any rat, u opened and
has kept open the gate of the Balkans
Skob n has q curious theory that % attack
positions Nou ought To- begin late IN the after
noon. THIS makes 10. ii You fail. unl6ely That
your enemy Will rctpu with "a counter nitaok
that might. and. On the other hand. YOU have thu
whole might t. lntrcuca. There is a. good deal
III iuN lr II the idea.
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EAsroN Dec li.-Nlr. AMI Mrs Barney Ward
OF Ali Htowu have Ieru man aid wlfr s4ncr s7 un
Ne so 90 Iuiy i~7p. To- o. n.-i cl1I va Torn \
,rl'Ni Nas born eu tit IN ~ fuIf 1871 IT, iiii Co.,
IN'. iN'' atl. q mud eh To Nr War; ruut .nt
tif Nuns n every succeeding anHtNtr.4r, An.
'Hu lrh Nnit nee hn- lHou ccl BRAT. ts Nr. Wand u
ptc-l iin- her husband with nhe. hr IN, oiia %
,ol~ ut DTS have ciLlf rhldr, huiuIi los n.di .r-
anI WnN NNur il day between thrm f.t. Iii Nl.
'cttl 'ANinYiHNle hitliaN o' Freedom
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THE BIG BONANZA BANQUET
GEN. GRfNT ENTERr.iiNED IT ptp,,
BY the COMSTOCh LODE
Trnn'f"rming n Courtyard Into N Dn,,un.
Hnii Of riEht The OnicIn Party. u.,s
uon-ToiIets of the Ladies' ror.tr,, g., %

Mrs. j. W. Mackny of California. TO Con. c,,,.
All. mo when ono is at The head Of ouoof,t-
five lnrgcst fortunes in tho world. and haas i
sides, exquisite tast, and u genoron. n,,,r,
ono can do such THINGS. For ii ncnd, ,lfu,,
requisites TO bring together su'h elements ~,
beauty rs made vi the charm Of last Tue.l.v,s
fctc.
First. tho transformation Of tho courvad
into an entrance hail that mi.ht htv, -
hororto q ROYAL palace. The foot sank In,bs
ron depths of the velvet carpet Wii.f.v .li ia
naN' d n1Or wis sirNa1. Every wInI. IL
doorway WAS hung with dnpsrir. l. ,f....,n
vclXnt Masses Of tropical plants lmal ia
walls. hnif c0ncealing thor delicate irN- .,.s
not.i IT,, l,s,J 'i.i ana There ~.
delcrs that ligitod up the whole. FoH.martn
Gorgeous liNrics ot scarlet AMI WhIle r.hly
while M the foot of tho grnnd stnir.,is, -,'.,is
splendid S"tss. in cooked hat unl sumplu.ns
livery, who's duty i was to announce no ul-s.
hqlbcrt upon the paved floor. On" was rommi.
81 ,,a, on seeing mn Of that powerful rhnp'.rn
Dhudct NuhOh, Wherein Is .serihNd tbe
hotol ~ tho Duke 10 Mornv AMI tlsrlssrr'o
Two august phanioms." Napoleon ~ and In
lHIlluilon, Nnd dates from the grundiose r'Isn
Oihcr Correspondents have. orc this. Teup.
p9-e. told OF the. elegance " the dinner. of ia
silNnr Meipfs and exquisite Vanls and u sfin.
Euished quests; how Mrs. Grant wa. lool ng
With du-ky-h1cd 'Iahin in rhr cor.a,s: and
far. sweet. .gnnQ"-iookng Mrs. Noyrs Wa m.
toilets ana incidents of the scene But. nj Inc
RISK OF r"pettion. ! will - ON to say ihut Mrs.
MA 'kays own dress wns n marvel OF fast mi
elegance. oil pnle blue and point Il Allen .on and
silver ngwcrs; that Mrs Torbur mover looked
crepe lie Chn" that Mrs.. iiungoTfprd' iS IN ,I
black velvet and point lace, h'r superb ll,ek
pearls set in diamonds and her boaGliiul pow.
dnred hnr. looked Ike a Louis XIV. portrlt
sienpnd from IT, frame. Among othor loI Il
,ha ne sgn@liaed that Of Mme. LakhmcleG. oi
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- ftnnCFroWN Col, Dec. 15-Yrsiorlav. on
Mar' ami llonr' Anderson were latli, il,i IL H.,
l'emalu ,AgiOslQH Vi blasL ''N'N''' '''
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lie iad The singing in c'oar voice. then sang
q snort hymn a'onn; knott Wni offered muN-
NIX PRAYER Tine hla * oap WIS drawn over his
mead .nud iue rul' al u't 'i TAouAuil he. Il
want speak last 80 pr. F.N.'
The - tor hurried forward. and such WAS
the HuNi'ty oi tho cruwi fora confess ion. that
there Mrr. mumur~ all .arnuui, Ah. hon toll
who hir,l him now; didn't h'liryr h. wis To-
die h'iorr, But, NJ the Doctor told me. Riley
only murmurad IN his ear:
urr minute and shall stand before God.
All have said here Is true"
Tho Shrrin soycrod the ropo with n single
blow, WIN him died Al knowlcdgo Of causes
Tor thc killin, of John W. gully n,t VIII IA
wa7 the pletcNt iortho Wlultragedy II Apriiaq