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The New York herald., 1878-01-17
A MONTHS MIND.
FoR THE RKPosE OF THE SOUL OF THE LATE
FAraRl JANE, L. COMMON

FOR THE REPosE OF THE SOUL OF THE LATE
FATHER JAMES L. coNRoS.
One of those touching tributes which the Catholic
Church accords her faithful ministers paid yes
terday to the memory OF Father James /. Conrou,
late pastor OF ST. Peters Church, New Brighton,
Staten Island IL was the occasion OF the
celebration OF the 'months mnd," or the
renewal OF supplcation to tho Throne Of Grace
for the OF the departed thirty days amer DEATH
There representative gathering OF the clergy Of
the archdiocese OF New YORK and oil the diocsses OF
Brooklyn and Newark There we're also friends OF
the deceased among clergy aud lalty several
States. A cataalque. ON which was placed hand.
floral cross. stood in the centre OF the aisle
shortly after ten O'Clock the clergy fled into the
sanctuary and the solemn requiem mass was COM
menced, Rev. Anthony Molloy, OF YonKers, being
ton, deacon; Rev Charles H Cotton, OF ST. stephens
suodoacon. aud Rev. John s. Cotton, tho local assist
ant pastor, master OF ceremonies The other priests
present were Rev. John Barry, the present pastor.
who sat mex, the catalaiaue, Rev. Father Farley.
secretary TO CARDINAL McCiosksy; Rev Fathers
White. s. Rev. John Larkn. holy innocen,f Rev.
William ClSwry, ST. GabrieIs; Rev. J. II. McGsan,
Of tue Holy Cross; Rev John j. klordan, Of ST. Bsr
nard's; Rev H. J Gordon, OF 81 raars; Rev J. N.
Kelly aud Rev N. kiordan Of the churcn OF the visl
tatidn, Brooklyn; Rev. Thomas NJ kiieen, Bergen
Point Rev. J. =. Norris, Plainneld Rev. r. g. Deiany.
PawtacSet, r. L.; Rev. 81 UFishsrty. Rosendae; !;
rev b CaiiiHan, Coiu Sprlue; rev NJ W. NEWMAN,
Rev Fathers Ward, White aud several Others
some affecting scenes we're Witnessed at the grave
OF tue late pastor outside the man church entrance,
mcmUers OF the congregation would ia
upon their knees and there iervcnty offer
up their prayers and shed tears There
apprehension that the great rush
Tor admission would necesstate the closing OF the
church doors On OF the funeral month
ago, but Mr. Daniel Dempsey, who was selected TO en-
force order ch lie! marshal succeeded IN preserving
u decorum which Is not always possible ~ crowded
congrcgation, especially IN cnurch with galleries.
rcrsunsions Of The priests were vis.
ibiy affected at the touching spectacle
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GOVERNOR BULLOCK INDICATED.

VERDICT OF ACQuIrTAL IN THE SECOND
CASE
ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 10, 1878.
In the second case against Ex-Governor Bullock tho
jury at hapsst eight O'Clock to-nign, upon the rst
ballot. returned unanimous verdict Of ''not guilty"
upon both counts of tho indictmsnt Tais disposcs
OF the against him. except the cuso of misde-
meanor to which thus verdict Is an admitted bar The
trial lasted SIX duys and was thorough and complete
vindication OF the official conduct OF Governor Bu-
lock. HIS friends warmly congratulated him upon
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HEAVY SNOW STORM.

SALT LAKE, Utah. JAM 10, 1873.
1t commenced showing on The Sierra Nevada Noun
tans on the morning Of the l4th. The storm has
steadily Increased, and to-day bccsme furious oil the
way IRON Virginia City TO Sacramento, boing tho
heaviest for several years. Al quarter to one
O'Clock this morning the sheds ut Colfax were blown
down. breaking all the wires During the day the
we're continually being broken falling trees on tho
mountains Until halt-past twelve O'Clock T. 81. CON-
munication with tho West entirely cut of west
OF EmIgrant Gap. A, SIX O'Clock this evening there
over TOUR feet OF snow at Summit and u was still
falling steadily IRON Emigran Gap east 10 virginia
City, accompanied by heavy winds
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IMMIGRATION CONVENTION.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Jan. TO- 1873.
The I'm igration Convention has formulated q oil
to DO presented the Legislature providing for the
establishment OF abureau Of immigration, domicIed in
New Orleans Tor the purpose Of protecting INN grants
and looking to the landed and Industrial interests OF
Louisiana snu mpklng the necessary appropriations
therefor IL also provides tor the appointment oi lour
immig grafton agents-oue for tho North and est one
Tor the South, one Tor Great Britain Tor the
Continent-to encourage I'm mig ration 10 this state
DANIEL bennett, cnairman oil the committee, sub.
mittcd an address, which was unan mously adopted,
out the productive capacity Of the stac ana
what may be accom- phshed BY industry aId economy.
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ST. DOMINGO.

PROGRESS OF TIE REvoLUTIoN-sANTIAGo
LIKELY TO 1ALL-ALARM IN THE CAPITAL.
ST. THOMAS, Jan. 8, 1873
The latest advces report that Santiago pressed
by the revolutionsts and likely 10 fail Fighting was
going on outside OF Porto Plata, but the town was
quiet up to lust accounts
ALARM AT THE CAPITAL.
II is reported that the Ceyba province has pro-
nounccd for Gonzales and Is up IN arms further that
great excitement prevailed tho city OF 81. Domingo.
aud President Baez had hastily summoned his Cabinet
togctner At midu ight
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
"Troddcn Down." AT the National Theatre, is draw
ing lnc aui,ences, o..
Mr. john White, the organst oi st. Patrlcks Cattle
drai, YESTERDAY gave his second organ recital
Fun rams fast and furious az the San Francisco 81 n
strcls. Several OF The burlesqucs very amusing.
Miss Emma Q. TLursby, Miss Henrietta Beebe, Miss
Louisa Finch and the English Cleo Club sing TO-
morrow night at Cnickerng Hall.
Damphier, the Australian actor, will follow Fechtcr
at the Broadway, in the "Courier OF Lyons.' He 10
said 20 be u 0ne character artist.
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= 1HE STRIKE AT MARLBOROUGH.
(BY TxLEGEAPa TO THE HERALD.

MARLBOROUGH, Masa, Jan. 10, 1873
The strike has not spread to any extent here since
yesterday There arc rumors Of compromise In va
rious shops but they DO traced any rel,a-
BILE source. Tho Crispins arc evidently determined
10 STICK. and are the manufacturers, but there
belief that the two sides may be able
gelher prevent further widening of the breach.
Certainly, II the could be allowed to treat d.
recty for terms q settlement could be reached.
Every thing Is quiet
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UNRULY INDIANS.

PARTY OF THREATENING BANNoCKs FORCED
TO SURRENDER
SALT LAKE City, u. T., jan 16, 1s7s
In November man named Rhoden was killed by
the Baunock Indians, ut Ross Fork, Idaho, and the
Indians have boeu threatening trouble since. The
murderer was captured January by Captain Balm
bridge, commanding Fort Hall, since which the Ind
ians have been more hostile than before. Colonel
John II. smith, OF the Fourteenth infantry,
10 Fort Hall time 10 induce the surrender
OF the murderer, but was unsuccessful Major Hart
Min Min 'prcs % pavan, MS mos,Sn. aud ,nss'hsr
with three compares OF the Fourteenth Infantry
surrounded the cncampment OF Bannocks on Snake
River un demanded Their SURRENDER, which they did
quietly. FIfty.h bucks, somo arms and $50 horses
va
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SALE OF THE EMllRE PIPE LINE.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 10, 1s1s
When the sale Of the Empire Transportation Com
pauy's property effected 10 October last the Elm.
pire Pipe Linc which 10 located In the oil regions and
carries oil from the wells TO the railroads. leased
10 tho United Pipe Line with tho privilege OF pur-
chase To-day the latter company purchased the Em-
pre- Pipe Lnc the value Of the interest conveyed be-
ing about 81, 0OO The legal formula was trans
ncted ibis afternoon In TINS city
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMkNT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. Ill 80 A. N.

WAshINUroN, Jan. l7-l:30 A. u.
Indications.
For New England, rising, followed BY falling barom-
eter, cold northerly shifting to warm souhery winds.
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For tho Middle Atlantic states, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly veering to warmer
southery winds, and stationary or lower pressure.
For the South Atlantic East Gulf states. warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, light nortbery winds
shifting to southeasteriy. an1 stationary or lower
pressure.
For the lake region, partly cloudy weather and oc
casonal snow areas, warmer southery winds and
falling barometer.
On Friday clear or partly cloudy weather will pre-
vail In the Atlantic coast and Gulf States
The Temperatures will fall below freezing In the
canal regions OF Maryland and Virginia
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
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MARYLAND SENATORSHIP.

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. ID, 1873
The vote for United States Senator joint conveu.
ton OF the Legislature to-day, was:-Denns, 80;
Thomas, l5; Groomc, 12 Robinson, y; Blair and
Wlckes, each; Stainer trep Is and scattering, g.
Tho joint convention then adjourned.
democratic caucus will be held tonight to agree
upon candidate 10 be voted Tor by the party.
In the democratic caucus tonight 10 nominate u
candidate for United States Senator ballot resulted
as iolows:-Groome. SO; Dennis, 25; Robinson, 10;
Thomas. o; stump, .; Pierce, The caucus then ad.
journed until tomorrow night
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor O. c. Marsh, OF Yale College, is at the
Buckingham. Lieutenant Governor Red1eld Proctor,
Of Vermont. ana Canal Commissioner Christopher A..
walrath, OF Oneida, N.Y., are at the 81. Nicholas
Alfred " Dockery, United States Consul at Leeds, IL
at the Grand Central ExCongressmau John N. S
Williams. Of Massachusetts,, aud Smith II. Weed, Of
Pla,sburg. n. Y, are at tho Filth Avenue. T. Audcy
Harvey, of Governor General DuEern's stan, and
Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson. United
States Navy, are at tho Windsor. Ex-Governor Rod.
man NJ. Price, OF New Jersey, Is at the New York
John Munros, Of Paris, Is at tho Brunswick.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
SENATOR MORRISSEY.

HIS CONDITION EXTREMELY CRITICAL-RE-
Suits OF STRONG wILL-wHAT HE
SAYS.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 16. 1s7s
There has been NO improvement today In the con.
dition Of Mr. Morrissey. His mind, 10 stated, has
been slightly wandering, ana a times his face has
unusual smile which has attracted the aten-
ton OF those about him. Lie sleeps only IN n sitting
posture. the moment he lies down he Is attacked
with violent coughing His legs arc badly swollen
It is believed that unless there change within
short time that his present attack will ternnin IA
tally
PREPARING FOR THE CHANGE.
II Is understood that he to-day instructed his wifc
In reference to closing up his business affairs He
bears his aiiction with great iortitude, his strong
will evidently doing much TO prolong lifs. One Of his
physicians told your correspondent tonight that his
condition exceedingly critical, and Ills manner
indicated that bs had abandoned hope. When tho
physician lett the Senator tonight there pros
pect OF his obtaining sleep and rest.
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THE DEATH PENALTY.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD

lBr TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l6 1878
Dispatches from Jefferson City state that Governor
Phelps has granted respite OF Two weeks In the
of wieners. Of ST. LOUIS, under sentence oil death
next Friday, at the request more especially OF his
spiritual advisers. But In the OF John Able,
fenced be hanged the same day IN Jasper county
for murder OF John Lane, In Mcdonald county, in
1874, he refuses to interfere, the case being clear
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FINANCIAL WRECKS.
ANOTHER BANKING FAILURE.

CHICAGO. Ill. Jan. 16. 1878.
special despatch to the Inter Ocean from Carn-
willie, ILL.,, says:-'Messrs Chestnut & Dubois, bank
crs who held tho same relative position there that
Jacob Bum did to Springfield Vicinity, has made
assignment to John Rogers Tho assets and Iia
blitics bo stated but u Is said all the debts
will be paid Both partners mad nrst class regulations
for integrity.n
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RUN ON AN EASTERN SAVINGS BANK.

BOSTON, Muss., jan. 10, 1910
rumor had gained some currency here that the
Dorchester Savings Bank had suspended. but II
proved untrue Some time ago the bank passed Its
dividend, since which there has been constant drain
upon II, and the directors decided to require sixty
days notice tor the withdrawal OF sums exceeding
$50. There appears to be no reason to doubt tho
solYercY OF tho bank
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Cathedral. The demonstration will be quite impos-
A MONUMENT TO THE DEAD KING.

PHILADELPHIA, jan 10. 1s7a
This evening a meeting Of the Italian colony In
this city was held to make arrangements for
the erection OF monument TO King Victor
Emmanuel Count Sail made address. The priest
OF tho Italian Catholic Church was also present.
Resolutions were adopted OF regret to the roya
family and OF homage TO King Hun. oert A subscrp-
ton was opened Tor the erection Of monument In
Rome 20 the dead King
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
ADJUSTMENTS
THE BRoUoHAM BENEFIT.


The advance sale OF seats for the two entertainments
announced to place this afternoon and evening at
the Academy OF Music is already large as 10 leave
little doubt Of tho pecupiary OF the enter
prise. Is confidently believed by those who are IN
position to judge from S12 900 10 $4,000 will DO
the result Cndoubtediy the dramatic attraction 10
one Of he best thar has been offered 10 the theatre
going public for many years. The most prominent
among the actors now 10 New York are announced TO
appear and the programmes arranged for the Two
occasions are certainly excellent Seats may be Sc
cured untl noon today but alter that the late conner
IL ust take his Chances IN the rush.
Few persons are aware oi the vast amount OF liter
ary labor tnat has been performed ty Sir. Brougham
during mis- long connection with stage. Mucn OF
his work is ouIy remembered by the generation now
passing away, yet The following list OF productions
viii show that 10 has been any Thing but an IDLE man
ana that, as author, playwright ana actor, en-
titled 10 handsome recognition at the hands OF the
people whom he has strven SO hard to please We
quote rom published authority
Romance and Reality. The Game of Love.
Donoey and Sou. Da'id Copperneid
Drea; o. The Dismal swamp. rrsatin.
The UuunIax.r OF Moscow. Duxe's Motto
Actress OF radua Eel Demonlo
The Golden Dream. Art and Article.
Tue Irish Yankee. Lie in New York.
Jhe Demon Lover. Shy ock. travcstie.
The Great Tragic Revival Neplanc's Deeat.
john carlh '' fira.es ot the Mississippi
This Hous. TO Be Sold lhe orids Fair
Tue "oney Market. Flies In the
Playing with Fire.
BesiJes the above comedies aud adaptations, which
embrace only the best known OF Dir. Brous snam's
pieces, he has found time TO pai"t, sketca with pencil
cult "lho Bunsby Papers " "rhs Basket oil Cnps," !"
the Lantern, anu to wrto bushels of poetry, no. 4
little OF which has met with favorable mention
both sides ol the Atlantic Industry OF tins character
deserves It's reward There few among our hterury
men who can poDt 10 similar exhibition OF intel
lee ua service, and II II has been Mr. Brougham's
iarit that he has not derived the revenue that sou!d
justly result iron sucn labor IT Is one Tor which
those who know him test wiii ind condonemcnt III
tho warm happy go-ircky, generous aud genial nature
OF the nun.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan 16, 1873
Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson and
Ensign John G. Fremont are ordered TO examination
for promotion. Assistant Engineer A. u. Canagan
Is ordered to tho Michigan. Gunncr Cornelius DID,
gan 10 ordered 10 the Vandaiia, European station.
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HoNoRED IN VIRGINIA.

RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 16, 1873.
The Italians Of this city tonight completed arrange
ments for memorial ceremonies tomorrow In respect
~ the memory OF the late King Victor Emmanuel.
There will be funeral procession through the prin-
cipai streets, and solemn requiem mass o. ST. Peters
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
COAL COMBINATION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Ia, 1s7s
The Board OF Control Of the Coal Combination will
meet In this city, on the 2jth inst, TO name the
amount Of coal which shall be mined the following
month by tho different interests represented In the
combination.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twcntyiour hours, In
paIson with the corresponding date Of last year. as
indicated by the Thermometer at udnu uts pharmacy
HERALD Building. No. 2ls Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
GENERAL WILLIAMS NOMINATED

CINCINNATI, Oblo Jan. 10, 1873.
At Frankfort, KY, tonight General Williams was
nominated for the United States Senate By tho demo-
cratic caucus on the eleventh ballot.
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FUN, RAL SERVICE IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS JAM TO- 1873
Tho Italians had a funeral procession and held
funeral services at one Of their churches here this
morning IN respect TO the late King Of Italy Victor
Emmanuel.
The New York herald., 1878-01-17
KENTUCKY SENATORSHIP.

FRASKFoRT, Jan. 10, 1873.
The FIRST joint ballot to-day for Senator resulted -
Williams A.; Lindsay, 40; McCreary, Is; Knott, 49,
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THE
POPLAR SCIENCE MONTHLY
FOR FEBRUARY.
CONTENTS

CONTENTS
l. Evolution Of Ceremonial Government. l. BY Her
ii. dey.sr. ana How They are Explained BY Prof
Ill The iygienic Influence OF Plants BY Or. Max Won
~. coantng by the Aid Of tho Fingers BY Prot John
v. Modern LIfs and Insanity. by Daniel Hack Tuks.
vi. The Growth OF the Steam Engine w. BY Prof
r. II. Thursson. dlu.trated5
VII. The Magnetic Observatory 81 Madison WIS., BY z.
WILL The Chemistry of Fruit RipeninE By Prof Albert
TX. Addresses Of Tro.den, Eliot ana Prof Marsh
x. Spontaneous Generation. I. BY Prof John Tya.
.x!. Sketch of Walter Bsgshos. with PortraitJ
Kill Editors. I4oic Cook and Ills "BoIoey"-openns
Literary Notices lie Conte's Tex. Book Of Geology
,.r Colleges and for the General Reaae.-Rcyee's
on Lesther-igansacticnsc Of the ksn.a. Academy
we Rssn.Ss Suo. :, Health
Reports ana Papers -smysh's The Religious Feel.
Popular Miscellany, Meyers Electrical Apparatus
%.ss % n % sSn,
A.ensynM A.. sy,nsa Ssw species O. Of
Mineral Csou tex ose-Livns ou. of Doors lin
proyements in Photography hy-Drowning Aeci-
Notes
Tcrms-sS per annum, postage FREQ, CT so cents per
EScE mon lilly together for 81 20 per sanum postage
d. APPLETON a CO., Publishers,
$40 and Sji broadway. New York.
TILE fouRrn AND LAST PART OF Mrs IIByRY
Woods novel. East Lynne" and the Mysteries
q rs BY huSsns sSs given away ya SO e,
all newsdeslers.
TIE HEBREW HERO.
athrilliny tale OF q brave young jew. .is
Just commenced In No. 10 OF the
NEW YORK WEEKLY.
Now ready. Its grand story.
TREAsUKER srowkRs. OF SCRANTON, pa,
wrote In October the Asahsi Mineral spring Water had
cured HIM Of diabetes. though he had suffered long tns
ard seventy Dr. HEATHS treatise with drso-
tions ffsa Depot, 2vo Broadway. New 80
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VICTOR EMMANUEL.

FUNERAL SERVICES IN HIS HONOR IN cIN-
c1NNATI.
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Jan. 16, 1878.
Al o meeting OF the Italian residents Of this city
held last night II was decided commemorate the
iato Victor Emmanuel with grand parade through
tho principal streets OF city ana BY funeral
tion Mt the Cathedral tomorrow.
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TELEGRAM FROM MRS. MoRRIssEY-sHE IN
sIsrs THAT The SENATOR Is IMPROVING.
[BY TELEaRAPH TO THE HERALD
ALBANY, Jan. 10. 1873
Mrs Morrisseys sister. who lives at Troy, received
a telegram from Mrs. Morrssey at twelve O'Clock
to-day from Florida wordcd :-.sDo not bclicvo re-
ports. John - improving" She sent word TO Jumes
Hayes that she would come TO Albany, but no sent
cYanipC.
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PURIFIERS IN TROUBLE.

MONTREAL, Jan. 10, 1873
Messrs. Schultz, Renhardt Co., iurr.ers, arc In
financial dificulties liabilities about $50 900; assets
lurQe-
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SENTENCE COMMITTED.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALp.1
RALEIcn, N. c., jan 10, 1873.
Governor Vance has commuted the sentence OF
stephen burden, noorcd, who was to be executed At
Goldsboro on 18th for burglary and attempted
Outrage. TO imprisonment for lie In the State Pen
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sCALpS ToRMENrED WITH DANpRUFF OR
scad head healthy with iLESS's SULPHUR soar
ARTISTS FUND, 18Th YEAR.--NOw OPEN FREE
Rt kurtEs Gallery 3d st and Madison av, day and
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AN UNPARALLELED CASE OF INSOLyENCY-
j. Ecllamy OF i3i 3d sv, assigned on tho 4th inst.
OF creditors the Sth inst aud tho 10TH
effected u the satisfaction n his creditors
TOWNSEND 4 MAHER. AttorneyS
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EUROPE.

COLDEN nAIH.-ROBARE's AUKEULINE
Udu,es bv two or three applications. the beautiful
ca. or so much ndmircu: IL is perfectly harmless. To
OF all spolb ecarirs and fancy goods dealers. Sole
X. HOvENDEN 4 SONS. London. England.
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BEATEN TO DEATH.


Last Friday afternoon, says the Or
egon City Enterprise, a young boy
aged about fourteen years, came to
John Wolford's at Silverton, and said
he had been whipped in a horrible
manner by man named Lock Mister,
who lived near Silverton, and he was
on his way to his fathers place up the
valley. Mr.. Wolford took off the
boys clothes, and found that he was a
mass of bruises and cuts. The boys
story, if we are correctly informed, is
substantially as follows:
He had been living with Mister,
and last Friday morning the boy and
Milster's girl, aged about thirteen or
fourteen years, were discovered in the
barn in peculiar situation The en-
ragged father got his blacksnake and
gave the boy sound threshing. The
boy thought it was time to leave and
put out for his fathers place. Mil
ster was not satisfied with the pun
ishment he had inflicted on the boy,
so he started after him and caught the
offender about mile from the house.
He stripped off his clothes, tied him
to tree and proceeded to beat him
in an unmerciful and inhuman man.
ner with his heavy blacksnake. The
boy begged and pleaded for mercy,
but not until life was almost gone did
the brute cease to ply the whip He
then united his victim and left him.
The boy left Mr.. Wolford's and
started for his fathers. TIE same
evening he was discovered dead in the
road about two miles south of Silver
ton, and was buried next day by the
people who found the body.
A relative of the boy heard of the
affair Saturday. and coroner's jury
was summoned TO hold an inqnest
over the body. They rendered a ver-
dict that death was caused by a bow
inflicted Just above the abdomen.
Mister was at picnic near Silver
ton on Saturday, and learning of the
death of the boy, he Immediately stalt-
ed for home. On Monday a warrant
was issued for his arrest, but he could
not be found His wife said that he
came home on Saturday, but soon left,
since which time she has not heard or
seen anything of him = Portland
Standard
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The mind of childhood takes hold of
problems in a very queer way some.
times, aud its outlook on the world is
very curious and interesting. After
the three-day rain of week or two
since promising four-year.old, who
had beer deprived of her accustomed
romps on the sidewalk, grew impa-
tent, and said: Mother, | think the
Lord must have got telegram, and
left the weather to take care of itself.
| wish he'd come back, for Pm getting
awful tired of this sort of thing"
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In practical effect, five new ocean
cables have been laid across the At
laitic within the last few days, bnt it
has been done so noiselessly that the
newspapers have scarcely noticed it.
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