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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THREE FRENCH SENATORS ELECTED.
PLnIs Eridnv Nov. IL. 1873

The three Conservative candidates, NJ. Os-
De Vallee, Count d'Haussonvile and VI. Baragnon
wero to-day elected the Senate for life by small
iorities Oscar Dc VallCe, is a BOnapartist, and
deemed personally unohicctonable Count PHausson-
VILE is an Oreanst, member Of the Academy, an es-
teemed writer philGnthrOpist, and a man OF undues-
toned probitv NJ Baragnon Is the Legitimist who was
unseatcd as Deputy from Uzas, Department Of Gard,
and de featcd on a second ballot Ire a noisy and
fearless speaker In the National Assembly, and one OF
the promoters OF plot winch led 10 the overthrow OF
tuc Siwou Cabinet on the l6lh uf May, 1877. Much
SUNRISE was trlt at his nomination Whatever intu-
once these elections have on the Senatorial contest Of
January next II be icvcd Will be in favor OF the Re
Ibicals as showing mat the Conservative parties
SIN determined combine On HntIlicpuDlcdn chho'
dates and for war against republican INSTITUTIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE APPROACH OF WAR.


PREPARATIONS TO MARCH GOING on IN The BRIT
IsH CAMP.
LONDON. Friday, Nov. 10. 1878.
Indian newspapers state that oil the camels ar
irving at Quettah are detained, 20 be used IN the
advance if necessary. All officers on leave have
been finally recalled.
The COmmander-in-Chie who is at Rawil Plndee
appears to be certain that hostlltIes will COMMENCE
on the goth instant.
The Ameer has withdrawn two regiments from
Candahar and ordered the Governor of the PIshree
Valley, near Quettah, not to resist the British ad
vance.
The Post predicts that the rectification OF the
northwestern frontier of India desired by the Gov
ernment will be found to consist in the permanent
occupation of Ghetta and Jealabad. with the es-
tablishment Of British residents in Cabul, Can
dahar and Herat.
The committee, of which Lord Lawrence is chair
man, and which was formed to seek an expression
of public opinion about the early summoning OF
Parliament, have asked Lord BeacOnsticld to grant
them an interview on November 20, the day on
which the time given the Ameer Of Afghanstan to
reply to the British ultmatum expires.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
TELEGEAPHIC NOTES.
FssioN4L ATHLETES AT BRIDGEPORT.

PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES AT BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT, Conn, NOV. l1.-l 10 n'ne o'clock
IN Ir tamuaua nde ajH niles lie has walked sixty
seven miles during th past twenty four hours and appears TO
be In goOt condition.
SEPARATE DEVOTIONAL EXERCISES REFUSED.
NIW-HNVEN, Conn, Nov. l5.-lhc NrW-iiayen
school Board this evening TO saucou separate deNo
tonal exercises IN The public rcoOs to aCcoump ate the
Catholics. The vote 10 l. one Catholic NOug with the
majority.
A DEATH FROM BROKEN uIAEE
NORFOLK, Va. Nov lJ.-tapl1m Nlludm Mar
sen raster Of The BRUSH b1rN Bonnie Dundee. died this
morning board his ves- H. lying Ia Hampton Roads lie
was heavy failure o. IN. ,lty ot Glasgow Bank,
and IL Is thought this h' cause VI the Sickness resulting
his death,
A DENIAL b URNENORGESERAL WAGNER
SAL FRANCISCO, Cal Nov. - survey or-CcneraI
Wagner dcuia Of the charges preferred by eAstlte
General Gardner ie s,l-uH ICES tue latter
land shark and an agent ur land grabbers who unable
Ia ma, Wagner for mt Oi the land grabbing ing
BACK FkUM THE AIMS.
ST. LOUIS Nov. l5.-tongr"ssI. al Boone, OF Ken
tuehv and Hooker OF Mississippi members Of the committee
of which saunders chairman appointed 10 examine
and report the advisaby Of TRANSIT rnS the Indian
bureau War Department have returned IRON
uip Wet, ana left for Warrington LAT might
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
CRIMES md CASUAL1IES-BY TELEGRAPH


FALL INTO BOILING HOT WATER.
DETROIT. Mich, Nov. l5.-lIcrman Morgan fell
into vat in DOen Gil pIs salt block at Bay city
day and WaH scaled 10 death.
The CAPTAIN OF \ SCHOONER DROWNED.
BANGOR, Me-. Nov. lJ.-CHptmn John NJ. GRAY,
OF CAsne master OF the schooner Lijdou kuOc
board IN PenODscOt Bay on Thursday and drowned
no WONDER THAT He RAN AWAY.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-lt Is now ascertainel that
Henry H. Meek, the absCundug secretary the baltimore
Gas Company, Is deiaultcr To the amount of $4,000.
SENTENCED 10 lie HANGED.
MONTPELIER, W., Nov. l5.--Ihe Supreme Court
refused u To T.. G. Ha, den today, ana the prisoner
sentenced 10 be hanged on the first FRIDAY ateI the LIST
Jay OF January. 1881.
DEATH SENTENCE CONFIRMED.
MONTPELIER, Vt, Nov. l5.-Ihc Judiciary Com
mltce on the part Of Gc House report adversely to-day npGn
the bill committing the death sentence Henry GTayeD
The committees were unanimous against tue bill.
CHIEFENOIEEER lIENDHItK INJURED.
NEw-HAvEN, Conn. Nov. l5.-Cmef- Engineer
HeDdriek. Of The File apartment vas thrown IRON his
this afternoon 10y collision with another team dis
locating ha left SHOULDER aud sustaining Other Injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
BRITISH COMMERCIAL FAILURES.

LONDON, Friday, Nov 70, 1873.
John Tomas g. Co., chemical manufacturers
at JarrOw-OnTyne with pold-up capital OF S5OOOOO
have failed Their assets will probably realize 20 per
cent The failure occasions considerable anxiety I'm the
Tyne chemicals trade which is in an exceedingly de
pressed condition. and prices lower than before
The only hopeful feature Is tlat the stocks are low.
Young Qlston) Co., empowers and insurance bro
kers and sanakers. have failed Their liabilities are
S5OOOOO Wilhelm Pustan Co., Of Hamburg, one OF
the largest houses in the China trade, have also failed
Bonner & Coz the London merchants who suspended on
Wednesday last, were their agents here.
The Scotch High Court Of Justcary has definitely re-
fused admit to bail any of tile city OF Glasgow
Bank directors
The settlement on the Glasgow Stock Exchange to-day
was marked by the default Of five brokers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
WHAT TIE YELLOW FEVER HAS COST
AN ESTIMATE MADE OF TIE MONEY less TO TIE
COUNTRY-FURIHER DEATHS.

AN ESTIMATE MADE OF TIE MONEY less TO THE
COUNRY-FURIHER DEATHS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA. b. Farquhar,
proprietor Of the Pennsylvania Agricultural Works at
York writes 10 surgeon-GrneTa Woodwork that the
yellow epidemic Of this year has country
about Sl75 600 600, estimating from such data he
can obtain. He feels great interest In the investigation
undertaken by the yellow fever commission, and in
closes O check for 500 TO promote their success.
CHICAGO Nov. 1j.-The Grand Officers OF the Ancient
Order OF United WorKncn met here this morning for the
purpose OF adjusting their losses account Of the yell
low fever. The Order was seriously impoverished, es-
PecIally in Tennessee.
NRw-ORIEANs, Nov. lj.-Ihcre have been seven
deaths here from yellow fever during the twenty four
hours ending at q .. N.
RED BANK, y. j. Nov. 1j.-TheTc is great excitement
at Long Branch what Is apparently death from
yellow fever. BENJAMIN WOOllry, OF Norfolk, Va,
rived there sunday to attend the funeral OF his brother
Joseph WOGey, who died suddenly the Friday be-
fore On Wednesday last niamin was suddenly taken
I'll, and died in q few hours with yellow fever. Att
o'clock today dispatch received from Norfolk
announcing the death OF Joseph Woollcy OF the
deceased from yellow lever This Is the fourth sudden
death III the WOOlley family in seven months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
A CONSOLIDATION OF SURVEYS.
REPORT on THE sUBJECT MAKING PROPOSITIONS
OF RADICAL CHAHAOI IN
lRY TELEGRAPH To THE IRBUNE.l

OF RADICAL CHARACTER.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The select committee OF
the Academy of Sciences has completed Its report
With reference to surveys and has submitted II 10
the Academy, by which it has been adopted l's
recommendations are of the most radical character
The report favors the abolition OF the present sur
VOWS under Dr. Hayden. Major Powell and Lleuten-
ant Wheeler the transfer of the work to the COAST
survey and the transfer of the survey to the Interior
Department. 1t is proposed By the Nation
NJ Academy to make the Coast survey
the nucleus Of a grand system of scientific eHpioIa-
tion and survey. 1t Is also recommended 'hat 'he
dnties Of the surveyOr-General and OF the General
Land Officer be limited to the sale OF the puoi'0
lands. .o.ol
The propositions embodied in the report are SO rau
teal that they probably will meet with strenuous OPP
nositiop. Ii was generally requested by the mem
hers of the Academy that the contents OF the report
he regarded rs strictly confidential. and not 10 DC
divulged until after the presentation OF the report
10 Congress, as they feared their recommendations
would not meet with approval unless fully e2-
planned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE R1ILR04D W4R BLOOMING LIVELY

CINCINNATI, Nov. 15.-The competition in
Eastwardbouni passenger rates. VIII H. IL asserted
have secretly for three or four months past
has finally forced fares down 10 the lowest figures known
FOR years. To-day the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
road announces tickets TO hewlOrk and Philadelphia
81 each, and Pttsburg tickets - 75 with the fares
10 various common points IN Ohio at a nominal sum.
The Pan Handle rates to Nrw-Ynrk and Philadelphia
have not yet been reduced below -. but TINS line. No
doubt, VIII follow It's opponents with decreased charge.
The tickets sold AT these prices rebate tickets, and
specuiators have opportunity to take advantage OF
the reduction All the agents report good sales to-day
and know nothing Of the return 10 former prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl

DAY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-The following letter from
q prominent citizen of Charleston, 5. g., gives an
account of the treatment of Deputy United states
Marshal while acting in the discharge Of his duty
at the late election. and of his subsequent arrest
and Imprisonment by the local authOrities
During the counting of the votes on the nght OF the
5th INST poll in the town OF OTangeburg, III the
county OF the name and in this COngrr s5lonal
District, Sandy Kett, regular United states Deputy
where votes heIng counted U'On being refused
admission he exhibited his commission az "a United
States Deputy Marshal. Without any net OF
violence his part, the state constables
seized him and hurried HIM of TO jail The next
morning Trial Justice Of the state Issued warrant
against him. charging him with attempting 10 force him
self into the where votes were being counted.
counting OF votes in public and under the law OF South
Carolina be had as citizen right 10 witness the count
KCiti's trial fixed for last Monday, but on that
day. by instruction OF DisrlctAttOTney Northrup, a
United States Commissioner, who went from Columbia
Orangeburg Issued warrants under Section 5522 Tor
all parties mad mterfered with Ke:tt while In the
discharge Of his duties aud who had refused HIN per-
mission witness the count. Next day, While
Keitt quietly Standing in the streets Ut
Orangeburg, surrounded by a crowd or
Democrats, including those whom he had arrested Some
drew their pistols keep Krltts friends from coming ~
his rescue, while beat and him up earinlv
After nearly killing lin, Kcitt carried of TO JAIL
turbed. He lying III jail ior having the audacy,
in the State OF South Carolina, 10 exhibit commission
from tie Government the United Stalcsaud that GOV
eminent Is pOwerless to protect MN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE BOSTON BANKS ALL RIGHT

THEY RESOLVE UNANIMOUSLY TO TAKE THE SAME
COURSE As THE NEwYORK BANKS.
Boston, Nov. 15.-This morning the fifty
one banks associated the Boston Clearing House met
there for the purpose Of considering what united action
should be taken by way OF clearing the road for resup
ton After the reading OF the resolutions passed IN
New-York last Tuesday by the Clearing House there,
resolutions unanimously adopted ratfying the ac-
ton Of the NewYOrk bankers and pledgng the assOca
ton to the adoption OF the procedure and after
InnnnrY ]. 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
WASHINGTON.
THE NEWS AT THE DEPARTMENTS.


, FRESH BATCH OF REPoRTs-AN OLD POST OFFICE
CONTEST AGAIN RRNgwED-DR. HAMMOND.
The Postmaster General has sent in his re-
mort. II discusses the need of better support to
the Postal Service and an extension thereof,
and opposes the franking privilege. The National
Academy of Sciences has adopted a report
recommending that all the Government sur
veys be united under one bureau. The report
of the Customs Service has been sent
in to the Treasury. The Newton
don Post Office is again attracting
attention, former occupant of the office nav
ing brought charge of official impropretieS
against the present postmaster. speclai
board has been appointed i'll the case OF eX-
Surgeon General Hammond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
PREPARING FOR THE MARQUIS OF LORNE.
HALIFAX. n. s., Nov. 15.-PrCparatiOns are

on foot to decorate the city Tor the reception OF the Mar
gus of Lorne. Captain darcy Irvine of the Bellero
phon intends place handsome arch Hollis ST.
from his residence the corner Of MorIisst. The
military authorities will put mp three arches. The naval
authorities are erecting in the dOckyard. and d c
wharf which u 10 be the landing place for the VceRrga
party being decorated b autifully. The bars,s IN
which the NI"e-tegal party Will land have been com
pleted and are very handsome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE PRESS TO BE sHACKLED.

WAR CORRESPONDENTS TO BE HELD IN CHECK.
BOMBAY, Friday. Nov. Is, 1873.
A dispatch to The Times Of India from Ko-
hat says the Government sima has issued stringent
orders 10 military commanders supervise all press
teegrams It believed ;hat all civilian correspond
euts who attempt report forbidden matters Will be
sent TO the rear and that any attached 10 TIE
army who Offends such manner Will be courtmartlaeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
STEWARDS BODY NOT FOUND.
A SENSATIONAL STORY REFUTED.


DEHIALs BY JUDGE HILTON AND POLICE OFFICIALS
THAT THE GRAVE ROBBERS HAVE BEEN DIS
COVERED, OR THE HIDING PLACE OF THE BODY
DISCOVERED.
The report that the body Of A. T. Stewart
had been found by detectives, and that
the robbers of the tomb were known
and could be arrested at any moment
il found upon examination to be not only untrue
but to have been founded on mere rumor
and conjecture. 1t IL denied in the
strongest terms by Judge Hilton and the
highest police officers and finds it's most positive
refutatOn in the fact that the criminals are not yet
arrested, even after the publication OF the
report would have made their arrest neces-
sary, if it had been true. Opinions are
divided in regard to whether the public
was Intentionally misled. or whether those who
gave publicity to the report were themselves de-
ceiyed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE SWISS AND THE LATIN UNION.

IONDON FTIIaY, NOV. ID, ISIS.
Switzerland did not propose TO withdraw
from The convention OF 1868 constituting the monetary
league called the Laun UnOn because OF any dissaus
faction at the proceedings OF herccent Paris Confer
ence On the contrary its propositions were accepted
subject 10 ratification by the Chambers. The COnven
ton OF 1865 expires by Limitation ~ the end OF 1879
Wncu unless notice Of withdrawal Is gwen, II rcntWs
it-cIt Tor fifteen years The action Of Switzerland Will
open the way for the negotiation OF a new treaty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON. Friday, Nov. 15 1878.
The Commissioner of Customs has COM
peted his annual report 1t shows that $780, 7O6s0
paid into the Treasury for customs during The
ended dune 80. There also received $4,000
account of Marine Hospital tax $4,000 for steam
boat inspections; $751; 900 account of fines, penal
ties forfeitures and 10000 for storage end fees.
The disbursements we're S5,SS7,444 for expenses Of
collection; $1,4S763S 10 refund excess Of deposits;
$3746,212 Oh account OF debentuEesi $23O9,6OO
Oh account Of public buildings 31S.2lS for the light
house service SS9OO65 Tor me G"9 uGi loh ara mann
teHance Of revenue cutters s37Gl37 Tor the marine nos
pita service; S326417 on account OF lfe-saylDg sta
lions $2643s on account OF the Alaska seal fisheries,
ana Sl3159 on account of the lhHesLEang committee
authorized by the Act of December ID, 1877.
THE CASE OF DR. HAMMOND.
The members of the Board of Officers con-
vened by Special Order No. ~, current series. from
the Headquarters OF the Army have asked TO be re-
leved OF the examination Of the case OF DR. William A.
Hammond which assigned TO them in connection
with that Of General Porter. new board Ii organized
for DR.. Hammond, and IS TO meet in this city on the
10Th INST General Edmund schrvcr, OF General Nc
DOwells staff VIII be president Of the board and Cen
era Barry, General Glbbcn and Major winthrop are
members The board will be IN session much Of this
Winter. and will have TO take much oral testimony.
SIXTY-sIX CLERKS DISCHARGED
The expenditures for temporary clerical SER
vice III Patent ONCE having consumed the fund for
the whole of the fiscal year. ana more than half o. the
entire contingent fund appropriated having been ex-
pended, it IS impossible 10 retain the employees hcrto-
fore paid on the contingent rolls except tie per diem
labOrers. SXtysN q were discHargtd to-day about
onehali Of them beng women General Paine Gays their
dismissal was painful incident.
A KUMORED SPECULATION N SILVER
1t is said here that there will be Il move
ment Congress meets to make the trade dol
lar lhgaltender and thus 10 add twenty millions Of
coin the circulation. The Treasury authorities claim
to have information that almost the entire amount OF
the trade dollars In tins country IN the hands Of
brokers who are holding them expecting legislation
which will increase their value 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
RUSSIAN DENOMINATIONS.
IE NEUTRALITY OF THE BLACK SEA VIOLATED BY



THE BRITISH.
LONDON. Friday, Nov. 10, 1873
The British gunboat Condor recently went
to Bourgas to investigate alleged outrage the Brit
ish VceConsul The ST. Petersburg GOtOs has strongly
worded article on this event, which," 1t says cOnsti
tues clear violation Of the neutrality Of the Black Sea.
The English may cut communications at any
moment. Does England wish TO measure Russia's Tor
bcafancep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE OVERFLOW OF THE TIBER.

=
The overflow of the Tiber has inundated the
Rpeta, the Plaza OF tine Pantheon, the Via Tordnona,
the Piazza SAINT Angelo the Ghetto aud all the lower
,frDD L. III q q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16

a quarter dash-Florenoe Payne 500; Edw in A. Carrie,
Mack Hemsman field s4 Hand nS h1I S zo,IsDa
I45 pounds, So Patriot, 1875 pounds, So; King Bee
ITO pounds, SO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
CONVENTION TOaBE HELD.
LONDON, Friday Nov. -, 1878.

The Hop-Growers and others interested in
the hop trade will hold meeting at Maidstone on No
yubrr 2S 10 consider whether the depressed state Of
trade system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16

tary STATE, Will continue tn negotiations OF ms pre-
drcessor Cardinal FrtHchi about scndug lntcrNuncos
to the South America Republics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
THE POST OFFICE AT NEw-LONDON.
MRS. MOwtR, TIE FORMER PosTMlsIRESS' LODGES
AZ AGITATION AGAINST HER SUCCESSOR

"
AZ ACCUSATION AGAINST HER SUCCESSOR
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE THBUNEl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 15.-Charges have been pre-
ferred by Mrs. Mower formerly postmistress az
New-London, Conn.,, against Mr. Tubbs, the present
Incumbent Mrs Mower had filled the Office
for two terms, but Mr. Tubbs, her assistant mao
taken the entire responsibility for the MANAGEMENT
If The office, and had performed all the work. When
Mrs. Mower pettiOned for third term she was I'M
able to procure bondsmen without the aid Of Mr.
Tuhbs. except among the Democrats, and these
made il a condition that MT. TUbbs, who was he-
nnblican politician of some influence, should
he removed Tubbs declined TO assist MIS-
Mower to procure bondsmen, and on tue
contrary. procured the Endorsement OF the
principal Republicans IN the vicinity Tor himself
and secured the appointment. The present charges
are understood to be that Mr.. Tubbs has talsiied
certain vouchers. Two of Mrs Mowers friends have
come TO Washington to press the matter. The POST
master General has referred them TO Acting ASSIST
ant Attorney General Bissell for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
recommended, and also new post Office building at
San Francisco.

AN INSULT TO THE UNITED STATES.
A MARSHAL NEARLY KILLED IN SOUTH CAROLINA
FOR SHOWING HIS COMMISSION ON ELECTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
u MIR. r,LMAGE on THE SACRIFICE.

MI TaImage spoke last evening Of the stewart out
rage lie SAID: This week closes with IN brighten
ing prospect at tho profauaton Of the scpulce in ST.
Marks raulohy.rd VIII end with the discovery
~ th, despcra l0cs aud he return Of the
body for whrh the crypt the Gar
den Cit, chapel il now WHITING The 6ol.-
ucg. OF thla horrible deed shocks all Chri>tchdOm
such crimt az lust the dead, ia the heart o: great
city guarded Nv $500 policemen l. aim s. Incredible
MANY have SAID that this rCtrib Iyc justice because
a church buryng-g ground which Mr. stewart purchased
wears was drsccroed aud toe skulls OF the dead "ee
Travelled into carts with ruthless sacrlrge But IL Is
dangerous thin, deal with the judgments D. God Ii
WAS not ,u COR, that TINS bai business Of eN
Inmntion WAS .uductcl. IL not under Divine, but
drr Satanic influences. IL burglary against the
Day.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-16
INTER-NUNCIOS FOR SOUTH AMERICA.


1t is stated that Cardinal Nina. Papal Secre-
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-11-27
Items OF Interest.

Uneasy sits the youth astride the first
saddle.
A brilliant future-When we have the
electric light.
There are two printing offices in the
whole of Siberia.
France supplies her entire home con-
sumption of sugar from the product of
the beet.
Starvation, yellow fever and smallpox
are sweeping off the population of north
eastern Brazil.
The New York Herald tells Of San
American lady of eighteen springs"
Probably her name is Sofy.
Your looking-glass will always tell
you the truth, which is certainly more
than your best friend will do.
Wrestling is the favorite public sport
in Japan, and large number of men
make professional business OF appear
ing in contests of the ring.
When usefulness is considered, the
man who smokes cigarettes dwindles in
to insignifcance by the side of the in
dividual who smokes hams.
1t has been demonstrated beyond a
peradventure that mince pie can hold
and contain more heat to the square inch
than any other apparatus of like tex
ture.
A young Detroit printer, who parts
affectionately with his young lady at the
garden gate, refers to the tender occa
sion as cup to the time of going to
press"
He commenced with "Oh can these
lovely eyes Of thine when she stop
ped him short and told him she wasn't
canning that kind of fruit just then, and
wouldn't be coaxed to it either.