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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

PRUSSIA has l,l95 mllllOnalres' Inc
list including Eismark and hrupp' the
great Essen manufacturer.
DIR. SCHLlEMAN has presented his
collection of Trojan antiquities to the
Emperor of Germany, to be placed in a
museum at Berlin.
NJ u Coxw,y writes from London
that English ladies at present dress IN
much better taste than their American,
cousins. Their toilets are not SO louo
nov. and in elegance eclipse those OF the
Parisians.
TIE nuns living in religious commu-
mites in Italy have suffered greatly from
poverty since their converts and posses
SONS were coniiscated. Last year Leo
Nil. afforded them what little aid ne
could.
QUEEN VICTORIA has placed Osborne
cottage at the disposal OF the Impress
Eugene for lew weeks, where she VIII
take up her abode prior to her removal
to her new residence in North lIants.
QUEEN VICTORIA has ordered pa
theiic little inscription to be placed up.
on the memorial of the Princess Alice ut
Frocmore. 80 the memory Of my
much beloved and lamen,ed daughter,
Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse, who
survived but few days the fever strick-
en- child beside whom she had watched,
not counting her life dear to herself.'
III ;udce from tho number Of empty
houseS in tho c;tv of Merlin. that So
called center If thourht and activity is
) YEARLY Offering fewer attractions as q
nlacc If residences. In 1871. 800 dwell.
mos were vacant. in lS73. l'775. in 1878.
$40: in ISL 70 300: and 1873. q. 99s
Since then the city has apparently had a
l;ttIo business hocm. and there has beer
a SLIGHT int,ux Of population: but still
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". feel compelled to call the atten-
,ion of our Republican friends to the
fact tina. one OF their most ,mportah'
an,e.clcction predictions doc'not pan
ont satisfactorily, SO 10 speak. The
people were told. with damnaole
itera,ion.' that the business prosperity
of the country was entirely owing to the
mastery s,a,esmanship of the Republic
AN party. and that it would continue
and increase if that party We're Kept IN
power-o,herwisc not. OF the National
bankruptcy and %eueral financial smash
which would foliow :: Democratic we
tory. we need say nothing. Well, Two
months have elapsed since the people
extended the Republican, lease, and IN
these two months there have been more
commercial failures than have occurred
in the same length ot time in seven
years. Hardly day passes that Our
tclegraphic columns d. not announce
the SUSPENSION of some firm of high
reputation either in the North. South,
East or West: and while no serous APP
prchcnsion is felt in commercial circles.
il is evident that public conference.-the
basis of all sound business prosperity
| i, not us stron. rs il WAS sixty days 70.
And such items rs this, from the SPRING
field iNlass.) EepuJiican, are going the
rounds OF the press:
"D. q. Croly predicts that there will he q
financial panic before the year Is on. ErOiy
hit the last panic to u dot " '"'ns oe!'re IL
came"
All of which would seem to demand
a little explanation from the Republican
prophets. Ii Hancock were President
elect. they would be crying from street
corners and house-tops, 1--WE told you
So" Garfield being President-e'ect'
will they not tell US why these things
are thus? Why. 10 all appearance, il
the business prospect considerably les:
satisfactory since the Union was treated
to another dose q! Republican salvation
than before? Why these daily lists o
the Killed and wounded in tho bushes
BATTLE when we were assured ther'
would he no casualties at all after tn
ballot.box had decided that "this is
Nation" Democrats appreciate Tn
difficulties OF the cOnundrum. yet the
have right to ask for Republican
solution thereof; which would com
with especial grace from those Replh
lican organs and orators 70 whom W
owe the terribly graphic pictures G
Democratic dcstructiycness and tot;
depravity. There are the prediction
and here are the facts. Republca
reconciliation OF the slight diScvepanc
between them is certainly in order, an
J. will BIO gratefully received by the pee
pic in general and the credulous victim
\ Of Republican humbug in PARTICULAR
ST. Louis Republican,.
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The immigration authorizes i so' a. COO co.

The immigration authorizes o, a. COO zoo
people H per very year out Of $4,000 ',', ,,es
or saw one in 80. This is not :; ;s, pSt
number NIB but perhaps the scrutiny rs IS be- S
as close as it ought to be. l |. IS t s~
s:s% are err i5s in a?'sss
faei and private Try cy;.. thu; p
ss s :: '' and ess: carrier: sj s' ss
The international pauper has .n;s
chance to "travcl" at compsla a;o,ri,
sight expense He can enjoy !o;;! '@ Of The
Of 80 days in the "metropo' : leading
| western world" board free q. : tr ,s rsss
ordinary, before he receives 2 ''e' r.
for q return to Europe.
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Facts for Working Men to Consider

The assertion that the wOrkmen Of
America are benefited by tariff monop-
olies was met the other day by Con.
gresham Hurd in the following re.
marks made to q newspaper CORE.
spondent in Washington: PSI
"Protection operates rs robbery of the
laboring man and the man receiving wares.
The uxriculturist has no protection kept
pretentiOusly ON wool, while he mas to pay
seventy-tivc to one hundred per cent. on the
wooden goods he must needs have. The day.
labOror receiving wage, or the mechanic,
carpenter shoemaker and men Of, salary ali
have no protection, and all arc compelled to
pay from tweaty-tire to sixty pcr cent. Of what
they receive in the increased price OF goods
which are protected. and which they are
Obliged to buy. visited the house OF q friend
OF mine in Toledo the other day who had 9
family Of seven children. He had u wage OF
| S..hD q day, bringing him. in II year, nm income
! of $50. asked him how much he paid fol-
the clothing Of his family. He said Slv,, nj
least. l tO!d him he could have bought those
clothes In Canada for x1,5. demonstrated t.
him TINT he paid in a year nearly 500 more
for articles REQUIRED by himself and family
| than they could have been purchased for IL
| Caa.dl I told him that this was the nefariOu.
result Of u protective tariff Tie said that thi.
was u new light to him, aad that he would tel
| Ill MS nGlgnDorS Anl ITlcHus tnht tuc pIntec
tive tariff was taking nearly One-half thci
wages. which the Government dill not receiv
bcc iuSe these goods were IN manufactured II
| America. and therefore pail n, duty to tn
Government, hut which went into the packet
Of the home manu- ,ctlrer. The result OF
protective tariff for twenty years has b,en th
robbcryOf all men on wages Of from One- hir
to One-half Of what they have received with n
advantages 10 compensate for the loss tO any
unless 1t he those VINO are employed III tn
manufacturing industries whose products at
protected. Hut these men are out Of elnplO,
mont great portion III the time. and for II
last ten years viii! undertake. to sh'w tn
average wares OF the men In such manu- acti
, Ing iniustrie. b we en- lass daily tina, thOs
1T the same persons similn My empioyc, IL
the ten years preceding 1883 under rcvcnu
tariff" s. sss.. -
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After the election Of Eugene

After the election of Eugene
Hale as United States Senator we are
not particularly surprised to hear that
there has been an earthquake in Maine.
Good old mother earth cannot endure
all things patiently. If it takes an
earthquake to. properly express the
natural indignation at Hale's election.
however. we should like to know what
can be done to give adequate expression
to the feelings aroused by Congers
election. st. Louis Republican.
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The Virtnous Republicans Of Maine.

There is 4 vast amount of pleased
surprise on the part OF the Republican
organs that their party in Maine neg
lected an apparent opportunity topper
petratc q neat bit of partisan rascality,
in dcpriviny an opposition Governor,
duly chosen, of his seat. The New
York Tines and Tribune, as well rs
some Of the lesser organs, fairly bubble
over with grateful gush on the subject,
resardlesso the strong intimation they
thereby give that partisan purity, in
Republican high places, is unexpected.
Taking all the circumstances into con.
sideration, there is really nothing to
push about, unless it is the spectacle of
: party doing right when it might have
done wrong. Had there been any self
sacrifice involved the case would have
been different; but there was none.
The wrong which the Republican party
might have attempted couldn't possibly
have succeeded, which is unquestiona-
bly the reason why it wasn't attempted.
It was we'll understood that the Su-
preme Court of the State would set its
foot upon any attempt to override its
decision of year ago; and it was this
understanding which induced the Re.
publican leaders. Blaine among them.
to counsel the course which has been
followed.
With a self-respecting party there
could hardly have been any such
temptation to wrong doing-even with
q prospect of success las that which the
organs intimate the Maine Republicans
have resisted. For q full year they have
been denouncing their opponents for at
tempting to seat . candidate, upon q
technicality, in defiance Of the popular
will. For = like period they have beer
applauding the Supreme Court tor cut
ting through the meshes Of technicalit!.
and giving effect to the popular voice
A pretty spectacle they would have pre-
sented in repeating the attempt the,
denounced in their opponents, AM
! which they applauled the Judges 70
J defeating. II they felt ''tempted' t
.. make this attempt-and this is what tn
, organs insinuate- they must have bee
!, much below any grade Of partisanshi
i with which the country at large is fl
: miliar. -DetroI Free Press.
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1T has been developed that 35.6l3,-
90. 900 friction matches are consumed
every year in the United States, or 700
for every man. woman. child and baby.
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Foll0w,So .. n H., OF members OF tho sem
stc NJ the for.y.scvcnth Congress. those
names marked with mn a-tcrisk are new m'n-
bcrs, while those market e, have been re-
elected. Republicans cS' in Roman letters,
Democrats CO, In .,a'ics, and Independent %
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CONDEMNED TELEGRANs.

The President, on tho "a, transmitted
10 Congress the report Of the Pouea Commits. |
sion, accompanied by message recommend. |
ing-l. The education Of young Indians;
2. The allotment 10 the Indiaus Of lands In
'severalty; 81 Fair compensation for al lands
not required for individual allotment; l. In.
vesting them ultimately with tho rights Of
citizenship. 'h-s
SECRETARY ScHuRA N response to
request from ths Senate, on the ID transmit.
ted to that body large mass Of official cor.
tespondence IN reference to the Ute troubles.
AFTER 1 continuous session Of forty.
ono hours Of The British House Of Commons,
during which the Home Rulers used every
parliamentary device to defeat the motion,
TIE Speaker ordered the debate closed and
the Government obtained leave to bring In
btn Tor the protection Of life and property In
ireland. The Home Rule members then left
the House in . body. g ytE lsy5r.
| JOHANNA CALLAHAN and her sOn
William were burned to death in her dwell.
ling 1t Dorchester, Mass. 4 t7 iH'3
4 THREE children Of Rev. Manning
Hunter, colored, In Sumter County, S. c.,
were burned to death by a lamp explosion
during The absence OF their parents.
MRS. GE0RoE STONE and her dsugh.
ter and con peRiahed In the flames at the
burning a . shos-shop, At Union, Conn. '
The New York Assembly has passed
I bin prohibiting consolidation Of telegraph
companies. ~ ! . - w. ,,i,g, ..,,.,
| Tar mail stage between San Antonio
end FL PasQ, Texas, was robbed o. the night
n Of Tie let. The mall.bags were ripped oper
and relieved q their most valuable contents
u ,IFRAxKT0wx, Nevada, has been
Eiwept away BY the breaking Of ; reservoir
dam. The inkSbitants vacated their b ouse,
In time 70 escape the coming dood. ~
II A PASsEN0ER-CAR on tho Fergus Fall
Division Of the St. Paul, Minnesota 4 Mani
tobA Railroad, on the ID, near Elk River
) ! VA, thrown from the track and rolled dow
!. . spbaaknsat hxty feet high. Many .
n ~ papsengsrs wsre fbadlH injured, one .
d Ncrs II Wa thought fstally. ..
TnE house Of Tobias @. Chesner, .
!, Auadbon. 1ian.;, burned o., the ID, -,
Nh. Chesner and two childrsa persisted
tAe aaahss. The iire, was caused BY I kero
ssas exp,osion.. 'p2 e 7. =.
i IN seaaae, Cd tie q. passed II
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Mis-. STIi'iikS ID. Lhwis, III hc'cha'
Ark. va. burned =, death by the explosion
IL q sliss k-ru.-n. lamp. Her husband was
badly buruCd while trying 10 eXiinsuish The
siamr..
MISCELLANEOUS.
TmE recent fall VI snow throughout
the south {, the heaviest since iSi:. New
Os,eam. rvpcv,e,i three inches, Mobile five
inches. aud points near the Atlantic coas, =
eth greater depth.
rorR oi the burglars who robbed the
safe Of The Union lron 4 steel Works, at
Chicago. 81 Sic.oo,. have been captured, to.
rcth.s with over si,oo II Tho stolen money.
Il L. said the wa,ehn,An, who Il under mr..
rest, furnished the clcw 10 the policc. Tho
men engaged Ia the burglary we're alb c'n'
ploycc, of the COMPANY rubbed.
A FIRE ut South lend, Ind, on tho
18Th, dc.,rotcd seven large buildings, com.
prisiug two dry.gcoi. stores, one grocery
store, restaurant, shoe stcrr, saloon, the City
Library aud City Clerks O1icc. 3.oss from
$4,000 10 $,l,OOo. The drs Mas started by
kerosene explosion. and owiag 10 the by.
ars..' oe"s .'oas ~" ~, 49,. 80. ...~.I
out.
TmE Royal Irish Regiment Of foot has
s,oxcd reason ,Ss, !, /. 30 thoroughly per.
mss,ed with rcuisni.m o. In be unreliable
N The even, os On Irish uprising.
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a.. ,,,,., cho,.r.,, occurred IN Chicago ON
~. asa,
r. an. ,x.,cssr;.n contest for tho
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w.. oa,.cd by Hughes four hours ahead 81
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under Sir George Co''ey, have been repu'scd
:. In an attack upon the beers u praken'arp
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= lns lonVwlnK Aso 'vpOrrN~ W W v"
= Gillian conditions OF peace: Cess'on q
. Astofagasta to Ch'''; surrender OF the a'''e'
:. neet ana payment OF sOVV"V, wneIec
~ rcsu sss' ... $sS'O DIV. ''o',
~ $l0'Wo.OO; Chill % occupy Cauae ana wot
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Of msoc'
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1svm
t.r. MISSISSIPPI.
IlsSA l.. Y. &. Lamar.
Ilss:. ~. 4. GsO'ye.
MISSOURI.
lss5. Gorge u. Vest.
llss,. VI. ". t,skreu.
| o NENNASkA.
ls<k. Alvin Saunders.
lss.:. 'NM. Van Wyck.
NEVADA.
IsN John T.. Jones.
. 1857. -. q. Fair.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
lsxi. y. u. itollins.
llsKi Henry W. lll,siH.
NEW JrI;SEN.
llssl. j. II. M,ihsrS0,..
llSs,. . ". j. Scwcll.
NEW YORK.
lSsS. Roscoe COnkling.
lss.,. Thomas Platt.
NORTH CAROLINA.
isSi. Mdtf. ". isd1s0sR.
laSi. ZsLiilOn Il. Vance.
ONO.
lSsS. Geo. n. f.niletOls.
Isss. John sherman.
OREGON.
!, ,sS3. Lafayette GrOrer.
|, isSi. James II. slater.
PENNSYLVANIA.
ilss,. Jas. ID. Cameron
1851. "a Republican,
RHODE ISLAND.
D. lsS. II. u. Anthony.
lss,,. "a. 4. burnside.
sprTH CANsDl.INA.
1853. ". O.. Butler.
IlSSi. Wade Hampton.
TENNESSEE.
lsS,. ls,s -. IidrTis.
lls,.. III. T.. JiCLyD.
TEXAS.
. lSS3. Vim. Cote.
1857. IS. h. Md,rey.
VERMONT.
., lSsj. Justin 5. Morrill,
lss;. &c. Y. EdMunAs.
VIRGINIA.
,lSSA John ". johnson
llSS... WV. MALONE.
/ WEST VIRGINIA.
lSSl. Henri u. Davis.
lleS7. ~. ". Camden.
WISCONSIN.
lsS5. N. II. Carpenter
n. llSS1. sPhilctus Sawyer
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1t is claimed. however, that 1.-THE
juice obtained from the stalks by the
imperfect means a. command Of the
department was little more than half
the amount present in the stalks" Nor
were the stalks cut at time when they
contained the most sugar. The yield OF
sugar was as follows: From the sirup
Of the Chinese cane, 54.7 per cent. Of its
weight in sugar; early amber, A 5 per
cent; deld-e 1913 per cent. These
are the only ones that were crystallized.
The experiment with corn isparticularly
interesting. The varieties used were
Lindsay Horse Tooth, Improved Pro.
life, and White Dent. The stalks grew
In drills three feet apart, and about
nine or ten inches apart in the drill.
The ears were plucked after they had
been thoroughly ripened and the husks
were dead and dry. Tie corn was
plump and sound, and yielded At the
rate Of 69.l bushels Of shel.cd corn
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AZ 60UtVy SuV sA cuss0Svo YoSD0eu ~ Tue
flames. Nr. and Mrs. Enbrsy and thsir
eldest daughter slept IN room on the lower
AoeR, The elk Young ehadrsa occupying On
vppsr room. During The right Tie parent
vsss sHahsssA By tAs' noiss Of 6ts 1and
fe1sd 'tls HptVr portion ol tie house n
Asnss.i ne fIlAer ian 70 tho stall
dsoe nd attempted 10 aseend, but wa.
dt1voaH sek b ~ downward rush Of smoke
lid Aahes, AID ~ fell ulconscious 70 tAl
rAeoe, MotheF and d,ughtsr had meanwhile
M tsn H. house, and sopa altar the reol
1sltp. buryAg he tstAsr nd elk shildrss
H. ~ buGnlse ruins. Mn. Imbrsy aud
daaghs& Wsrs - sohDlsasly pvostsatsd b
~ svUswhslniag calamity TIT their live
wsss alhpst despaired Of. '9ti '3ii
Tn propeller St. Albans, while o.
ssuie froa llilwankss u Ludingtoa, On III
an, wa - bidly Injured b. ~ ics TIT 1
was found teeei6au y SASAdia ". III
twssuy Ave persons % beard tsok q t.
fSgaa1 "a atSsr Iaily 1purg q sxtrsms Md
sllp ~ peril s9eeleaea n. gst&ilg haek d
AlNllkss. TAsfsi wsssl ssvslnl ladls
IAqAeoS ths,Dsosogsss.a ..44a.io 10 80
| Two hoysgnanea Rogers anA Gu,
wAoe ssasshe q vtseaSsn, Fs., M lnts
pasel1g ftelglt ttaih and were - tsr1tbl
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