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MISCELLANEOUS.

Bishop Gilbert Haven, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, is dead, He was man in
the prime of life of marked ability. and Of a
very energetic, not to say aggressive, temper
ament. He was stationed for u time in At
lanta, Ga, because his aggressive republican,
ism and his enthusiasm for the cOlored broth
or designated him as the best man to fight the
solid south politically and enthusiastically ON
It's native heath. In fact he is more widely
kEown as an extreme stalwart in politics than
as Methodist bishop. He was open frank,
combative. In the performance of his episcO-
pal duties he visited Liberia n couple of years
ago, and succumbed to the coast malaria. He
has never been well since, and few weeks
ago a complication of disorders became ap.
parent, and his recovery hopeless. In his
courage and his sanguine temperament he
was n typical Methodist pioneer. He was
transferred from the editOrship nf Zons Her
aid, Boston, to the cpiscopatc by the general
conference Of 1872.
In the United States circuit court at
Lincoln, Neb., Monday, Dist. Atty. Lamber-
ton stated that he was instructed by the at
torney general to dismiss the case Of the
United States against Standing Bear, the Pom.
ca chieftain, and asked that it be stricken
from the docket which was done. No reason
was given for the order OF Mr. DCvens. After
the release of Standing Bear on writ of ha.
beas corpus, the case was dOcketcd for a re.
view of the famous Dundy decision, hut il
seems from the action of Monday that this
idea has been abandoned by the authorities
at Washington.
John Taylor, the Mormon, preached q
bitter sermon at Salt Lake, on Sunday, de-
claring that polygamy would be practiced in
spite of the federal courts. Like the abolition-
ist of old, he appealed to higher law, and
asserted that 1t was the duty of the saints tu
obey the commands of God regardless of the
statutes of their enemies, and leave the results
in His hands. A request on his part for the
people who would practice polygamy, law OF
no law, to signify their intention, brought
up the hands. of nearly every person in the
vast congregation.
Cardinal McCloskey deprecates Irish
agitation in America. He says the sufferings
of the Irish people will draw plenty Of money
from American and lrish-American pockets,
but that the political interests of the
Irish in America are here, and that
Irish political agitation in this country,
If attempted, will be n mistake. Inc New
York papers advise Mr.. Parncll to conhnc his
attention to relieving Irish distress, and to
let Irish politics alone.
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A Ten-Acre Wife.

From the Little Rock Ark Gazette.
Yesterday Solomon Glass, acolored man,
whose experience in agricultural pursuits
has enlightened his neighborhood, came
to town with & view Of getting divorce
from his wife. When asked upon what
grounds, he replied:
Sufficient is de grounds of dis occasion.
When rented ten acres and worked one
mule married oman suitable for de
occasion. Now rent sixty acres oh Lam
and work FIVE mules. My fust wife is d
mighty good ten-ucrc wife. but she don't
suit the occasion OBJ sixty acres. needs
a woman what can spread more"
When told by a lawyer the grounds were
not sufficient, he remarked:
81 kin produce de histry to show whal
I'm careck. Isa learned man, and car
read clar aroun' de majority oh coloreC
gentlemen an a great MANY white telers
De reasons belongs ter de French histry
an, though | doesn't speak French,
talks about it. You know Napoleon fust
married Josephine de Beauhaus." :"
"Yes", said the lawyer, "but you ma!
become a trihe too Historically opulent i
you proceed much further" "
"Dat's all right. An you know da
when he got to de head OBJ de Guber
ment, an had charge OF all de commisse
ries, he wanted IL wife what could spreat
more, an he got Il dispensation from
Josephine an hitched onto Maria Louisa
case she could spread more. Dar's d
history, an dar's de precedent, an cf
man cant get dispensNtion on des
groun's, whar's yer court house, an
whars yer law?"
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An extra freight train ran into the ca
booSe Of another extra freight between Gales
burg and Cameron, on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, Monday evening, few min
utes before 6 o'clock, which resulted in the
death Of two stockmen and the wrecking of
the cabOose and four stOck-oars. There was
heavy fog at the time, so intense, it is said,
that it was impossible for the engineer to see
ahead. The passenger train that was to leave
Galesburg for Burlington at G, owing to The
obstruction on the track was obliged to 90 by
way of Bushnell, then back TO Monmouth, on
the Rock Island and st. Louis division, where
it struck the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy.
The celluloid works at Newark, N. j.,
were burned on monday night, caused by the
explosion of mass of celluod, highly in
sons were burned to death. The loss on tine
building and stock amounted to about sl0,-
900.
A Farmer 60 years of age, named Peter
Bomgardner, residing one mile east of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, committed suicide, on the Sth,
by shooting himself through the body. Men.
tai depression was the cause.
A boiler explosion in the rolling mill OF
Contes Bros at Locust Point, near Baltimore
on the 9th, done considerable damage to the
buildings, and injured several workmon.
Grand Rapids, Mich, specials give nc.
counts of serious damage by floods. Ter
dams in one stream have been washed out.
The Jenkins manufacturing company
braid mill at South Carver, Mass burned or
the 5th Loss $4,000; insurance $4,000.
The planning mill of of Ira +. Dayings
New York, was burned Monday night. Los
s35,000.
Deadwood had narrow escape from an
other extensive conhagration, last week.
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The Missouri Laugher.

Noble Ia Prentis in Champion.
The Missouri Laugher was IN town yes
terday, and was in unusual fine voice,
reaching with ease his highest notes. The
peculiar racket made by this animal has
never been described, simply b,cauSc i
is indescribable. 1t seems continuation
of many sounds in nature; tue sclecch
owls cry, the VOLTS howl, tae wind sport
ing with lCose clapboarl on the side Of
house, the sound Of u dog IA linz over a
fence, or 4 hog sCalded with hot water
1t reminds one of the winds, the waves,
the harnyard, the slaughter house. II
comes on you suddenly like the wMl Of Il
child run over in the street, the whoop of
drunken man, the iiendiyh yell OF mad
dog, woman with her clothes on fire,
the devil when he gets hts grip on vic
TIM. You are never prepared for it, 1t
is sudden and unexpected as IN earth
quake, Il powder explosion, II meteor, or Il
summons to sit on a jury. It. has 10 times
or seasons All at once, as you me walk.
ing reaectively along the street. comrs that
unearthly note, giving you a shock as if
you had walked into coal hole, or struck
a barbed wire fence, or had wash tub
cmpted on your head. How it rises and
sings, that internal noise, ha-nA.HA,
thrice repeated, and ending with pro-
longed ha-a-a.a-a, quavering and rising,
ending in blood-chilling sound, as il
the wild creature had breathed out his
life in that last prolonged crescendo. Who
the Missouri Laugher is, we do not know,
and where he learned to make that nose
we have no idea, but he has the satisfac.
tion Of knowing that his augh--if that is
whatit is intended for-is all his own. II
is to be hoped it will not be hereditary in
his family.
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No man, however unoleanly, would drink
muddy, dirty water. A party which occupies
room for hours, breathing the sEme air,
might be compared to a party of bathers
drinking the water in which they battle. The
patient must keep the window of his bedroom
open. Night air is fresh air without daylight.
In close, crowded rooms, the patient suffering
from lung complaints breaths consumptively.
By taking these precautions and using Dr..
Pierces Golden Medical Discovery and Pleas.
ant Purgative Pellets, fully one-half Of the
cases of lung complaints would be cured in
six months. For cough and irritation of the
lungs do not always indicate the presence Of
consumption, although it may result in the
disease, and if consumption has already be-
come deeply scented in the system, this ia the
most efficient course of treatment that can be
pursued outside of any institution that pro-
vdes special facilities for the treatment of
this disease. DIR. Pierce's celebrated Invalids'
Hotel is such an institution. Send stamp fo-
descriptive pamphlet containing also COM
plete treatise upon consumption, explaining
its causes, nature, and the best methods Of
treating it, together with valuable hints con-
cerning diet, clothing, exercise. ETC., for con-
sumptives. Address Worlds Dispensary Med.
ical Association Buffalo, NJ Y.
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CRINiE

On Saturday night the iewelry store Of
Johnson & Boreman, of Fort Scott, was
entered by burglar who secured gold pens,
penholders, and other small goods TO the
amount of $3.50. Chief of Police Speers, of
Kansas City, was notified, and on the Monday
following that officer arrested the thief on
suspicion, and found the stolen goods. The
thief gave his name as j. Clark, and said he
had been in similar trouble in Davenport, Ia
and was confident he would be cleared.
The prosecuting attorney at Cincinnati
dismissed the suit for criminal libel against
Deacon Smith, on the Sth, on the ground that
criminal charge can not lie agains o corpOr'
alton, the deacon having been held as the
representative of publishing company.
A man named Joe Coburn, aged %,
lately employed in the construction of the
military telegraph line, entered the restaurant
of VIM. lVolsley, at Fountain City, near Dead.
wood, on the 9th and in a quarrel with the
proprietor, was shot, probably fatally.
Haigh, the New York forger, hopes IA
escape punishment ON the numerous charges
preferred against him by establishing the
alleged fact that the forged acceptances were
given as collatcralS to secure the payment OF
his own notes, which were not forged.
The taking Of testimony IN the Hayden
murder trial was concluded, on the 9th, at
New Haven. The court adjourned until the
lith, when the arguments commence.
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FOREIGN.

Mr.. Archibald Forbes was to have lee.
turcd in Cork on the evening of Dec %, but
the audience declined to listen to single
wold fiOm him. For days past the city had
been covered by placards calling attention to
letters reviling the Irish race written by
Mr.. Forbes in 1875, when Mitchell was candi-
date for Tpperary. The house was accord.
ingly filed with hostile audience who re-
fused to hear the lecturer. He retired, and
the gas was turned off.
A semi.oticial newspaper at Berlin, re-
ferring to the assertion that the new French
cabinet had been forced by Bismark to assure
him of the peaccfuness of its foreign policy,
discredits the report, and says such dictatiOn
would scarcely have been necessary, as the
German government has not had and will
not have any pOubts on the subject in the
absence of positive reasonsfor them.
The following dispatch was received
from Dublin on the 5th A very serious af-
fray occurred on Friday between COnstabulary
and Galway peasants, during which the police
fired on tn. people, but nobody was injured.
Galway county is in very disturbed cOndi-
tion. Two hundred extra policemen have
been drafted.
The North German Lloyd steamer
Hansa, from New York, December 10Th for
Bremen, has gone ashore ON Ferchelling, an
island in the North sea. The steamer made
SO much water the crew we're Obliged to leave
her and were landed by tugs.
Reports from every county in England
show that last years crops were the poorest
gathered in that country in ten ars. Ont of
the four hundred and twenty.niue returns as
to wheat, only four represent the yield as up
to the cverage.
A Berlin correspondent asserts that the
reports of heavy concentration Of Russian
troops in Poland are unfounded, and that the
fortrcsscs on the frontier are merely heng re-
| paired.
A collision occurred on Sunday in Gal
way, Ireland, between the people and the con-
stabulary. The latter fired, but it is not
known that any body was injured.
Drift ice and high water in the Seine
are doing considerable damage in Paris
Several bridges have been rendered unsafe
and the use OF them has been stopped,
A fund Of two hundred thousand francs
has been raised in Paris for the erection Of
memorial chapel to the late prince imperial
Gonzales, the youth who fired on the
king of Spain last week, modcstly asks Alton
So To pardon him,
Compulsory education Of all children
between the aac' ot six and ten has been or
dercd in Cuba.
The young queen Of SPAN il suffering
from cplcptiC fits.
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POLITICS.

The National Greenback Labor party
conference met on the 9Th, about 100 or 1876
delegates from the different states being in
attendance, and with the exception of thir-
teen dreenback congressman, were mostly
representatives of stat, and local Greenback
associations.
The New York Legislature was organized
on Tuesday, 9th inst The senate chose John
W. Yroomau, republican, clerk, and the house
elected Gen. George b. Sharpe, republican,
speaker,
The San Francisco colegislature assembled
on the bth, and on first ballot, the Republicans
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-15

We wish to say few words in favor of our
advertising patrons, Redding & Co., who are
the sole proprietors of the celebrated Red
dings Russia Salve, which has become 30
world.renowned for the great curative proper
ties it possesses. 1t never fails to accomplish
what it is advertised for. In fact it is really
sovereign soothing aud healing remedy for
burns, flesh wounds, cry sipelas, old sores,
scrofulous sores, and long list of such ills
which we have not space TO specify. A trial
will convince any one that it is by far the best
salve in the market. We are all liable to ac-
cident and it is best to be prepared for them
by having box of Russian Snlve handy in the
house, the immediate application of which
will afford almost instant relief. when once
introduced into family it is never superced-
ed by anything else. Russia Salve is as good
in the stable as in the house. Far,
mcrs and Horsemen should not be without
it as it is the great remedy for scratches, gals
etc. The length of time this salve has been
before the public is sure guarantee of its
great merit. Ask your druggist for it.
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conceive it to be duty which owe to
the afflicted, to state that have used "Hamlin's
Wizard Or for the cure of chronic sick head
ache and Neuralgia, with which my wife has
suffered for months, also for rheumatism in
my shoulder. In both cases it acted like a
charm. The effect seemed wonderful.
consider it the best medicine have ever tried,
recommend all sufferers to try it.
LIMoN BUCH,
Reading, Pa. (Firm of Buch & BrUe)
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We call attention to DR.. Harter's card in
another part of this paper, a careful pcrusal
of which will repay any person suffering from
debility, weakness, dyspepsia, female diseases,
or want of vitality, &c. 1t is recommended
by the leading physicians of the country, and
by great number of the most prominent
clergymen; and, from our own experience,
we can recommend it on account of its ingre-
dients as well as the beneficial effects we have
derived from the use of the same.
-LrdncnlpOrM IpDcal Dc TribnnC.
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From IIarpct's Magazine for January.
The following is vouched for by one of
the most reliable of Philadelphia divines.
A young Clergyman having agreed to sup
ply the pulpit of an older brother absent
from home, escorted TO church the daugh.
ter OF the pastor, and after seeing her
safely in her fathers pew, assembled to the
pulpit, unconscious that this natural at.
tention to the young lady was sufficient To
excite lively imaglnatiOns and inquiries
in the audience, Upon reading the hymn
to sing, the young clergyman was surpris-
cd to perceive evident Efforts in the con.
gregaiion to 'uppress laughter. The
daughter Of his friend possessed the mel
lihnous name Of Grace, and, all unsuspi
cous OF that Tact, he had chosen the hymn
beginning with the words, "Amazine
grace, and proceeded with
Twas grace that taught my heart to fear,
And grace my fears relieved,
How precious did that grace appear
The hour first believed
Through many dangers, tolls and snares
have already come;
'Tis grace has brought me safe thus far,
And grace will lead me ho2el
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Trust a Boy.


From the Dcs Moincs Register.
"Trust boy" says an exchange. Ger
tainly; trust him when he catches you
coming out of n saloon not to tell his sis
ter, whom you are sweet upon; trust him
to discover the size of yonr feet and men
tlon il before company; trust him to find
the cigar you deposit in dark nook on
the porch before you enter the house;
trust him 10 manufacture misery out OF
bent pins and tlned front gates. Trust
him, of cou's", but the best way is to
operate on the cash system, and pay HIN
in advance.
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elected j. F. Cowdery, of San Francisco,
speaker.
A Republican Senatorial caucus was
held at Columbus ON the 9th, and Gen. James
A. Garfield was nominated by acclamRtion.
The call of the Republican National
Convention TO meet on the 2nd of June, 1889,
was issued December 3lst.
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Some people have fashion of confusing ex-
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A statisticim (bachelor Of courJe,) in
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DIR. Stark an eminent Scotch physician anC
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