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are feared 10 h. fatal. There 4 llfilc douh,
that the epidemic j. occa~lpncd b. Impure
ties 81 the water IN the reservoir.
HANLAS was badly beaten by Ross IN
the Providence boat race. owing. a. claimed
BY him. 20 stitch IN the side
Tux Brussels Exhibition was opened
with great ceremony. the King and Queen n
Belgium officiating. The city wa decorated
and the day made holiday.
The population Of Kansas City. ac-
cordinz 20 the new census returns. l. nut far
from 1000.
The Dnblin correspondent Of the
London Duly Mars telcgr.phs: There
l. no longer any doubt thar the famine FEVER
has appeared In some parts Of the West ana
south Of Ireland. Alettcr read ia the Man
sion-housc Relief Committee from Charles
town, Mayo County. says famine fever Of the
most dangerous type j. very prevalent and
= making much progress. II has also ap-
peared In Swenford, Mayo County. and
Glengariff. Cork County.
The Irish members of Parliament
have resolved 10 ask the English Govern
ment 70 double their proposed grant for the
relief OF Irish distress, and that Si0o. 900 be
voted for the construction ~ fishery piers.
Obstructive measures are threatened unless
the Government complies with there quest.
The Masonic and Odd Fellows Build
ing Al starkyille. Miss. was burned on the
18th The Southern Lire Stock Journal
office was completely destroyed. Total
loss about $4,000.
BosroS celebrated the anniversary OF
Bunker Hin June H.. with great enthusiasm
GEN. JOHN A. SUrTER. the first dis
correr Of gold in California, died on the 18th
AZ Washington. DC.
A LOCUST plague has inflicted enor-
nous damages in that portion Of Asiatic Tur-
key lying south Of the Caucasian Mountains.
Over 5000 men are employed in endeayor-
Ing 10 destroy them.
NEWS from Cabul confirms the reports
81 general rising in Central Asia.
ABrESos ArREs dispatch. dated June
y. say: A revolution has broken out ana
lfe city i be~ie-ed-
The Irish Land bill, which has been
read in the House 81 Commons Tor the Sec
md time, provides that until the 3Ist Of De-
'ember, Isl. eierfrnent~ for non payment II
'ent in certain scheduled districts where
distress i prevailing shall be deemed d.
urbance Of the Tenant and Landlord law
within the meaning II the I. ndorl and
Tenant Act Of is.p. and the tenant hall he
ntitied 70 compensation in the discretion
4 the Judge ~ the County Court. II
compartment ~ rent j. caused by the pre-
ailing distress. and the tenant j. willing 70
ontinue in occupation upon reasonable
erIns A. 70 rent. arrears Of rent and other
Ei-e- and such terms are reasonably refused
y the landlord The bill meets determined
opposition from the Conservatives. VINO de-
ounce il conn>ca;icn. The news
apers oppose the bin unqualiiiealv.
he Home Rulers have resolved 10 oppose
roEres~ on the hill for the relief al :-h
iStress until the Government introduces y
Al founded On the principle ~ new clause
, BE- p-TPp~ei ~ the Chief secretary for
reiand. enlargin- the power ~ the local
cards for awarding a compensation to &C.
upier~ ~ land
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FOUR men were crushed 10 death and
several other injured in the Yellow JACKIE
Mine at Gold Hill. New, On the 18th. by !
carload % took falling upon them from
near the surface % the bottom.
SAN. 5 HOWARD was hanged At Bas-
trop. Tex. on the 18th. for the murder q.
Alexander Farmer in May. ISIS
TERRIBLE storm and a ater-spoui oc-
Cured near Dresden, Saxony. b. which
-ixiy persons are reported tc have beea
killed.
The trial Of Currie. the murderer Of
Porter, the actor, At Marshall. Texa-. Wa
concluded on the 18TH The jury. after be-
ing out fifteen minutes, returned a verdict
Of not guilty, on the ground u insanity.
currie i reported 10 have Immediately lef,
the State
AT Richmond, Va, on the night OF
the 18th. William Burke. q shoemaker. IN =
fit Of jealousy beat his wife in a most shock
Ing manner A neighbor, Patrick Harris
hearing the woman's cries. went 70 the door
20 exPcstuiate. when Burke. drawing 4 pis-
tol. shot Harris through the mouth. An in
furiat@d crowd soon gathered around the
house and threatened 10 lynch Burke. When
he declared he would Kill his wife II they al
tempted 20 modest him. Finally some one
set fire to the house. when Burke carried biz
threat into execution. hy shooting hi poor
wife thr0 IN the breast with . charge Of
buck-shot- The crowd then rushed in and
seized the murderer, and would have
lynched him upon the spot hld not large
posse 81 p I.csmen come 10 hi rescue and
bore him or 70 Jail The affair caused the
most intense excitement Neighbor- say
that Burke had not the least cause for sus-
picion against his wife.
The wife II Hade Brown. the con-
demned murderer. committed suicide AZ
Kansas City. on the evening ~ the af~f. ~
shooting her-elf through the head. II Wa
a-certained from a letter found upon her
person that -he had secretly esnveyed poison
70 her husband in his cell, with the under
standing that both should die together. Tn
On the Officers going ~ Browns cen ne w.
seen 70 quickly put something into hi
mouth, which was rightly suspected
10 lie poison. He wn- Instantly
seized and choked before he couI.i
swallow the potion. which. when e.ec,ed.
proved % be morphine. ne rssed like 4
mailman a heinz foilei in hi- purpose.
Mrs. Brown va most deyofrdly attached to
her husband She was only twenfy-one
Fears of are. and l. said 10 have been ~ IN
usually handsome and aniabIe woman. with
superior natural gifts. They had one child.
} bright boy three years ~ are.
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HE National Democratic Convention rret
IN Music Hall, Cincinnati, II noon on Tues
dAs, June -, and was called 10 order ~
Senator B4rnum. Chairman OF the Nafiona
Committee. who announced that be haibeen
unanimously requested by the Committee ID
nominate Hon. George Hoadly. of Ohio. FOR
Temporary Chairman This being approved
~ The Convention Judge ifoxdly took TIL.
ciair and made speech Of some length
The temporary organization having been
perfected ny the appointment 90 minor off,
Gers, the roll 81 States was called for The an
poiniment ~ members Of the Committees ~
Permanent Organization, Credentials and
Resolutions The roll call prorresse,I
without interruption until New YORK
wa- reached, when Mr.. Haskin-
presented the claims N the Tam
many Delegates 70 seats in the Convention.
Mr. Ha-kins not heinz accredited a. dele
gate, the Chair refused 70 recognize him.
II va moved and carried that ali resolutions
In reference 70 the platform offered In the
Convention be referred to the Committee on
Resolutions The Convention then ad-
journed until 10 o'clock Tomorrow.
The Committee on Permanent Organiza-
lion held meeting and decided to report in
favor ~ kx-Goy. } W. Stevenson, on KEN
tucky. for permanent Chairman II the Con-
senti.'n. and % recommend the retention ~
The temporary organization 80 far a. the re-
mhining officers are concerned.
The Committee on Resolutions Organized
BY eIec'inz Henry warterson. On Kentucky.
Chairman, and John r. Irl-h. of
Iowa. Secretary. Mis- susan n.
Anthony and other representatives Of the
Woman suffrage Association were allowed
Y present their case and 10 make arguments
81 considerable ien1fh. A subcommittee
% nine wn- appointed 10 whom Wa referred
Al resolutions 70 be incorporated in the
pln FORM
The Committee on Credentials. BY vote
~ ~ % =. voted In fasoro allowing TIE III
linz delegates from New York 20 retain their
-rai-. thus excluding The entire Tammany
delegation. headed BY John Kelly.
Tue House Of Commons, by vote ~
~ ~ -, decided that Bradlaurh should
'c' ~ permitted either 70 take the oath y,
2 make affirmation This has the eject ~
rnse siIng Bradlaugh-
fhisoStKs Ia the Sangamon County
'ail - springfield. III, attempted IL over
'pme me "nrer~ on the evening ~ the 22i
nd IN resisting the attempt :. n. Shoup
'herin. sh0f and Killed Jscpb Ntfehelg.
Charleston. Cole County, VINO ~.
ne ringieAdcr and assaulted MI.
Aeiiff. The corDDer's Jury rrfnrnel !
erdirf ~ iustihabIc homicide. Mitchell
a. awaiting trial in the II. :. Court III an
'dlc'm+n' charging him with selling linnor
'lsLyui pay ing special tax.
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Park, On the Fort Scott and Gulf Road. and
receive the people 81 Kansas during the a ".
returning 70 Kansas CITY In the evening. ON
SATURDAY. July Z. he will be entertained by
the people q Kansas City. going 10 lesven-
worth IN the evening. spending SUNDAY with
ten. Pope - the for, and starting West
Monday morning.
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a EEcESr telegram says: A terrible
scour-e resembling dysenttry l. prevailing
IN Adams, Mass, which bxrfes The .kilI "
physicians. over 100 persons. cld and
young have been stricken down. Physi-
clans are busy night and day. Many eases
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LITERARY NOTES.

Mrs. Southworth's novels show no disposition
Brothers have lust issued new and complete cation
Of Der works in forty-twO volumes
The Rev. Cunningham Geikie, author OF
'The Life and Words OF Christ" Is preparing new
work to be called Hours with the Bible" James Poto,
the first volume which will appear during December
In is designed TO he peoples handbook 10 the Bible
Winters poem. 1.-The Kings Misslve,"
which promises to fud place the most popular
of his narrative poems. written especially FOR the
new Memorial History OF Boston" DANES II. Osgood
4 Col. II contains about 100 hncS anu is ILLUSTRATE"
by six wood cngravings.
The Buddhist Birth Stories" or Jatapa
Tales are the oldest coll folk lore in existence
They are supposed have been told by Gautama the
Buddha a. narrative OF in his previous births
The book WHICH HOughton Mill Il Co nave III DRESS ~
q Translation by Mr.. Rhys D!vds "t the o.iec,ion
edued 10y Professor FausbO aud taken from the oEi"
Pail
The announcement has been made both III
this country and N England that Colonel John Hay :
life Of Lincoln wonli he published curing the hoi
d,ys The public wish must have been father to the
rumor because when busy Assistant Secretary otstate
was asked recently II the time hat been correctly gwen
he replied with perpleXng vaguencSs, No not Oy SIX
mOntiiS-or year OF t"o
TherecOlccti0ns of life in the Sandwich Islands
Of the late Mr.. c. T. Judd are beng published by 4. d.
L. Randolph & Co.. and will bear the title honolulu
The authors husband for many years the most
trusted adviser The cniefs. and the wife there
fore mad opportunities for knowing the secret political
history Of the latte kingdom. The book consists %
IsauQs y 20 1861, 10 which Is added nOuoe OF
events since The latter date
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100 and 500 levels east all show plenty of rich
Mills dong line work" 'n ore
The superintendent OF the Homostake NJ
Company reports under date OF November r. ''hlnd
tie niDo continues TO look well ut AZ points 1Is1
northeast header from lOO-oyel station Of vs,,
Ulomestake) shaft is now In $40 feer al' Yea
way IN ore that will average thd
TO ~ per ton. The total length of west dT,f, u
200 level station of above shaft Is now 80 fee, nCa
last ID feet of which IS 50 10 rs ore The nj,
now made vertical, aud called Golden S,,lh
shaft is down ~ feet below the 100 level ho,sf
alLln ore which sampled to-day 81 80 0T,esp
Thc use OF a new kind Of battery screen "a
mills are not crushing quito 20 tla
ore this month as last. The iron Of tins Sou mue
thicker and wall last longer, but the discIa,eelh
not so free, and greater percentage Il aoId ~, II
probably be saved. Ore crushed October / 70 W NY
1896 tons; October - to 81, s.SjJ tons. ~ 70
product Of nine for October Tl33,377 81, an az,
age Of - ID per ton. "et
Il Is officially stated that the mils OF The Son,h.
Eureka Mining Company Cali WI begin tns1,lr
out bullion between the 1st and l5.hoi Decemb,S,s
he Stockholders are already acquainted viii ~
average value OF the ore from this inire. '"'
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icl Islands
JULIAN RAJg1HORNE on HIS FATHELS
MfNAEKS
ITOm me AthcHgasTL

From me AueHga'H>
II NAV interest some OF your readers 10
know thai th.ic tTutn the anecdotes ABOUT Ma
thanCl IIaNtl quoted III your ii erary gossip
last wees. An alfcdDte, however though untrue IN
itself. may sometimes BE- characteristic 80 10 JUSTIFY
ia Invention Iid sach been tho case ia The present III
stance. should not have troubled You VITA this note
Lat these anecdotes inconsistent with any posi-
blity Oi truth
NatBaHlcl Hawthorne had healthy aversion TO
bofcs hut--ds hose wnO knew Lim need scarcely De
fuld-no bore was All 20 make hln forget MS ha
hltual courtesy; the contrary he treated such per
with IN re than ordinary consideration II Is
true that tie presence II Nj Bronson Acot was a.
tended with especial drawbacks for hlm and that lie
never sought opportunities o. converse VA ld CoH
man; but, tHe frequent occasions OF ME- AIrotJs
visits his he Invariably met hllu Win
COmpOsuIe al bilfy winch, under the clrcun-
stances, were title imam heroic. AUD wAch la TIE
OF human events, IL became necessary FOR MN 10
accept one o. VI AlcOtts iuVltauUna he pore hnsfu
VITA an outward seFeuily aad geniohty That nothing
could diScOuCert. Ot such childish aud pctuiant ne
GavOr aIrIoutel 70 aim IN the quoted anecdotes
lie inca pablo. have never known man less open
me charge of uPslcctng line MINOR social anne tlae$
TIE only defence winch he allowed himself against tie
att tcks OF undesirable persons To ken "ut oi tr
way. JULIAN HAWTHORNE.
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FRIDAY, NOV w VI
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