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A NEW AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

The foundation-stOne Of n State Agricultural
College has Just been laid at Fort Collins Colorado. the
state officers and other nOabes being present at the
ceremony. The site Of the college is beautiful one,
commanding view OF the Rocky Mountains over a
hundred miles in extent Professor j. C. shattuek, who
made the address, said that whereas in 1866 the ag-
cultural college at Lansing. Mich, the only in
the United States In which students could pursue col
ege arranged aud adapted 20 meet the wants Of
those who might desire to engage IN agriculture there
we're now over thirty in the United States. In
closing his address the Professor said: Gentlemen
charge you Ming away ambition-if you have any-to
erect grand buildings But let your ambition rather be
to create here educational influence that shall be felt
on every farus every kitchen, in every workshop in
every cattle camp u the State Of Colorado There
lack OF problems FOR you 70 solve Not more than one
farmer in ten in Colorado raise crop OF potatoes.
The graduates Of Fort Cons must reverse this proper
ton II they have to bring out anew potato to do It,"
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in Maurus It's leaves, after being simply crushed ana
without requiring the elaborate maceration necessary
with fax hemp, furnish long and tough threads wnen
are said to excel in tenacy iron wire OF similar mick
ness while the suppeness of ropes made Of this mate
rial ia equal 70 that OF Italian hemp But the specially
OF the material Is its durability, and the absence OF the
excessive contraction aud expansion when wet OF
which are ncOnyenient IN ordinary ropes ~ ID III
fact perfectly unaterable In salt water
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

THE WALLISGFoRD TORNADO. - Professor
w. H. Brewer Of Yale. has been studying the FEATURES
of the Wangford tornado and giving his view oil tor
uadoes generally Nobody he says can tell what makes
a TORNADO There are many theories concerning the
cause Lightning always plays leading part In the
disturbance In tornadoes the exhibition OF cleo
trcity is grand There is particular hour at which
they are formed but usually take place In the AFTER
noon for II Is then that hot day becomes most sutry'
In northern latudes the rotary motion Is always from
the right to left The column is funDelshared the small
mart being on the EARTH II sways from side TO side fire.
auentIy and sometimes bounds ike ball. The move
nent Is either TIE east southeast or northeast le
Wangford tornado docs not appear TO bave been I'M
usually severe and the loss OF life was mainly due 70 tue
himslness of the houses, which easily blown u0W
Similar tornadoes often occur IN New-England. They
tear up trees throw down fences but no lives are lost
LITTLE attention IL paid 10 them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

Color MISUNDERSTANDING to recent OBJ
seryaons by Professors Cohn aud Magnus. OF Breslau
color blindness Is much less common among girls In
Germany than among boys. or 2,3lS young girls OK
amined, there only one who had this defect while
PROPORTION OF 81 per cent met with among boys NJ
Favre has been studying color blindness in France,
considers there than 100000 persons there
subject 10 It, aud that the number Of females affected is
TO that OF males as l 10 10 Some interesting expert
mental researches the nature OF color blindness have
lately been communicated to the Belgium Academy by
NM Debeu and Spring, the former OF whom Is himself
color blind. Some curious effects were obtained by
between two conveTgent slips o. glass They also found
objects and the eye produce in ordinary persons the
same confusion that experienced by those color blind
stances lin suitable thictness) extipulsh the extrem
ties in the spectrum leaving only the green Fuch
nickel one OF tho conclusions reached by the invesga
tors is that color blindness in all It's forms mag be CON
liarty found in all eyes In certain degree
SALT WATER AS PREsERvATIvE.-At a
recent meeting OF the Geneva Society OF Physics and
Natural History Professor Alph Candole presented
glass far containing fruits OF the coffee plant collected
before maturity I'm Mexico preserved in liquid which
chemical analysis proved 20 be salt water. IL is fifty
years since the jar thus filled Dramatically sealed.
under the eyes Of Aug Pyr de Candoe, and to-day the
coffee beans which It contains in thoroughly
solution of chloride OF sodium and very small quantities
of other chOridcs salts. No gas was found In the
solution the water then have been boiled, and In
troduced while hot into the Jar This experiment may
give valuable hints TO the substitution OF salt water
for alcohol lOf which every one knows the incOnve-
niencel for the preservation OF organic substances
THE MEGAPHoNE-Mr. EdisOn's fertility in
invention seems unlimited one OF his latest novelties
according to The Scientific American, is the megaphone.
for talking over great distances. without the interven-
ton Of wire. This instrument Is really large ear
trumpet and consists OF two paper tunnels each Blk feet
eight inches long ana twentyseyen and onehaf inches
in diameter at the larger end, with speaking trumpet
between The tunnels each provided with flexible
tuhe the end OF which IL placed in the ear This simple
instrument Is said 10 be very effective. Conversation
can be carried with IL at distance OF from mile and
a half TO two miles. low whisper uttered without
using speaking trumpet Is audible at 1000 feet and
walking through grass and weeds may be heard at a
much greater distance
NEW RoPEMAKING MATERIAL.-It is said that
more durable material than hemp or fax has been
found in the brous leaves OF Of aloe growing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

NEW RoPEMAKING MATERIAL.-lt is said that
a more durable material than hemp FAX has been
found in the brous leaves OF species OF aloe growing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

TAMESBURG (N.J.) Institute fOrB Oys. Sound
ID instrueton moderate terms NJ. OaklY A. NJ Prlnelp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. l., lot
wi RoYsi English Frenoh GeIman and classics IoL 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
NRANYILLE MILTTARY ACAD

HOME SCHOOL for BOYS.-Reopens Sept. 2
III REV. AMBR RONDTHALER Bethlehem, Penl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, established in
" NewYork IA 1914 l6g7 and $40 Spruce-st. Phliade
pha boarding and day school for young ladies' and
children reopens Monday september ~ Board and complete
IA the language OF the family. MADAME DHERVILLY,
Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

DUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE,.
IL The foretl year begins September 20 Examinations
september 80 rios d. ANDERSON. d. D., President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17

M esdemOiseles CharbOnnier's French Pro-
Boarding School for Young ladies' 80 East
35thst formerly AZ Avenue du ROue Neu w. Parish will
TeOpen Thursday sept 90 Apply by ettOr until sept TO-
Inn st,iIes CIarbonnier will be IA Me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-17
BCOKS or THE WEEK.

DETERIORATION AND RACE EDUCATION. BY Samuei
Royce. l2mO, PIP 5S5. Boston Lee IL shcp-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

While the bankrupt law was in force
there were IO3, 005 bankruptcies in the
United States. The Boston Commercial
Bulletin has reviewed and analysed these
figures, and shows some interesting facts.
Relatively to population Massachusetts
had the most bankruptcies Zone to every
1907 and Maryland had the fewest Zone to
every "a Of population). Virginia ranks
next to Massachusetts,. and California il
third. The list Of more than 100. 600 bank
ruptcies looks immense. but there are at
least zoo, 900 business men in the country,
and on the other hsnd there are mong the
bankrupts at least 10 per cent. who have
failed more thar once, and also . good
many. not in active business. bankrupt by
end ,rssment or other outside connection.
1t is, therefore. about q fair conclusion that
ono in nine Of the business men Of the
country have failed in the past.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01
The Electric Light IN Win ~.
From the Virginia "Chronicls."1

The London Mining .Eowrnat prints ont
that, aside from its other advantages. the
success Of the electric light wonld solve -
most important problem affecting the
lives Of many persons now working in the
mines. There appears to be no T asan.
says the 'J0nrna'.' .'why electricity should
not be made applicable for mining instead
OF lamps, and this would effect what onr
mining engineers and foremost chemists
have long been leaking for. 1t would give
the men such u light as they have never
dreamed of. enabling them 10 6 t u larger
quantity If coal in a given time than il 10
possible for them tn br ng down by the
light 81 the lamp. which barely sufiiccs to
make the blackness Of the working places
visible. 1t would also benefit both mas
tiers and men aud greater SAFETY would be
Insured. for explosions would be all but
impossible. whilst the miners would be
better able 10 gnard against falls of roof
anu coal" All that il said in favor Of the
electric light for use in coal mines will ap-
ply to our silver mines. The candles no "
used not only give o very imperfect light.
but they consume the oxygen Of the atmos-
piere and increase the heat and impurity
Of the air ON the lower levels.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

the case Of Germany. wh"s, industrial in
terests are now suffering greatly from this
csuse-trade il lsnguishing. manufacturing
checked, and thousands II operatives
thrown nj Of employment. The substitu-
ton Of silver cuin for the small note cir
c~ulation will cause this money to be freely
used in the general business Of the coun-
try and Its durable character will make it
popular with the people. The banks, in
stead Of fighting silver, by refusing to re-
ctive IL at their counters. should aid in
promoting its circulation. II they do not,
they will but intensity the growing feeling
Against the National Bank system. which
will end in repeating the law Of their ex-
istence. For their wi safety the banks
had better give in their adhesion to the
bi-metallic standard, which helps to pro-
mote . great and growing interest OF the
country the mining for precious metals
and does no harm to any real industry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01

Ihe popular verdict. says . w~ide-awake
exchange. has been against sreenback in
1a4ol.sndit would aeem that the bankers
ksss sise accepted Il y decision sgainsl
Oliver. from ~ naughty attitude they havs
tahen aeainst rsesiving Il at their counters
= part d ths circulating medium. In this
ny mahs : mistake. in opposing that
whieh hss become the policy q the Gov
ssnment. IN providing . bi-metsllic cur
rsnsy, = we'll = In running ounter 70 :
sontirssnt that has taken deep root in the
public mind. The banks are attempting,
~ ; widespread combination. TO force
upoa ~ country gold - the only stand-
~. bsoAnse Il happens ct the present time
= - ~ prsmium shove silver. but there
y - certainty that tho relative positions
= ~ NO ustals may pot b again re-
vefssa. and oliver become. - Il vas . few
yaesago - : premium above gold. Both
- el.nssd = noble mstals. and are used
ussueheut The eiyilissd world for coinage
= supplying TIE wants II commsrcs. In
fAet diver = largely used for this
pueposs than gold. and 20 Ter - the
Unilsd States 4 concerned i entitled 70
1soognition = IN important constituent q
- currsnsy on the score Of self-interest.
4 lpr no Other reason Gold and silver are
laendy produesd By our mines. and mp
= ~ dine IN about equal proportions.
AM
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01
PACIFIC COAS T..
SPECIAL 70 rHr EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
CALIFORNIA.
TROUBLE AMONG THE SAN FRANCISCO
BOARD or EDUCATION.
A MURDER AT MARYsvILLE.
A Homessek Youth snicils
SAN TnAxclsco. November so.

SAY FRAxcIsco. November so.
Louis e. DuYivage, aged IL, recently
from Montreal. shot hin,s II in the head
last might, 1t the ~. David Hnuse,
Howard street. and died this morning.
The act is attributed 10 dependency and
homesickness.
j. G. Flood sppear,d before = notary
this morning. in response to a subpUna
requiring him To testify In tie case VI ]. h.
BnrSe W. Flood OF 81. Mr.. Flood RI fused
TO be sworn, on the ground thai Az yet no
issue Of facts ". re joined.
The Board OF Education viii this even
ing continue the investigation OF frauds
in making public questions to b propos. d
It teachers' exse mutations. Rich develop
ments are promised, imp.icating attaches
Of the HAZARD. 1t il understood the whole
affair will le cleared up this evening.
Tho stock market was very strong to-
day. owing 10 the rect ipt Of Virginia i'd
vic . b the effect that ore il coming intp
the bottom Of the north crosscut on the
22O0-foot level u the Sierra Nevada.
EVANSVILLE. November 30.
A horrible murder occurred in The
NarysviIle Park about 8 O'Clock this morn
ing. John Mcdaniel, the lessee. Familiarity
known A. " Mickey Mcdaniel" found =
Chinamxn named All BIN bnrgiarizing his
premires. When alarmed the Chinaman
sttac cd Mcdaniel with q poniard, cutting
and slashing him In = terrible manner, and
killing him almost instantly. McDaniel's
wife. with assistance. secured the China
man. tying his hands and feet until word
conld be ssnt 10 the police station. when
officers went ~ once to the scene 0f the
murder. The poniard was found In Nc
Daniels hand. aud n the Chinaman has \
cut in the left arm. the superstition is that
he murdered man wrenchtd the instru-
ment from the murleFer's hand and nsed
ii ip defense. Tho Ciinamsn was also
considerably bruised about the face and
head. showing that a severe struggle had
taken place. The deceased was . msmber
Of the Masonic order. and was an old and
weil-kuown resident. He. leaves = large
family Of small children. Great excite
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-01
sew y.

with this issue the srSrrSrL enters upon
IL sixtsenth volume under . fair sky. We
claim that IL b - good . daily newspaper
~ \ printed in America the size Of the
conmunisy IL which 1t Is published, con-
sidersd. II h thankful for past iavors and
viii enassvor 10 merit . continuance Of tho
name.
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