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cars Sn' corn. car yolow, ~ cars ai''i '''e4"
M hRh, m,xea, se cats anu 49,, ~, III, now "u. +"
cars Iita tND Ut now mxea. ihh' ours re1ectetl+
a cRtrs tn Rrto u. curn) IL cars "hIte oats,
y cars No. mlfc'i. ~ cars rc!octoa tl'I oAtai
'0o bsi NO. rye, ] cnr toJcotosl ttos ear NO.
naftey. lothl tl'hta ohrel MU,Vuu ou. inapeoto"
ont: la'.h@l bn wheat. 2G3tva oa corn, lS30oo Ill
cats ~! bu rye. lM' nu bnrley.
Tho boarsl OF !eado has noeldea TO 10 no pisl'
ness next saturday, as wei MS Monday. THIS
VIII Hlso thteo ahys or hol!aays win !!to ri!
temlhatoh 10 ehonath bsoaRih8 ID tno mls''l'o OK
inc term. $685.. .-...
Ino 'oaa'aa hfotinco markets. wcro very irre9-
aInf yestcfl'ny, Win mora not!slty IN provisions
unossly III 1"rUs anu t!nl dhy III sraculataVo
e'rces III SsMlti' l4"Ea AaSaheeu Sharply III the
curry patl OF tno day' Tue ahofts lor NEXT n'ohth
pu.'use tho toaFkee up oH tneHsolses, M1so lpth
, 1881-06-29

t;hlcnv, hank c,cnr,uua ,vcro sannoon. New
york nTnhnpvr sn,j mn Inv M al uur nj nm ,ts-
ro,nt. Inn,,s ,rrrn II, nn,t,,roto rrnrst Mt i6t3
por cent at, cnll and Na7 nor cont on time.
-
Jly TELEuNAplT,
SEw Yovn,
Spte,at Dttpatth 10 7nt cateaao 1rtbune.
New Yc,uK. limo nna.-Ou tho Stock Exchaugc
the downward movement In nrjcca waY n,atr-
rlnlly nss!stcd By tho lnrgo amounts Ut long
stock placod on Tho market, tho sales Ut which
wero no doubt Influenced by Commissioner
flnk'a cirouar resanttuE tho ineotins of
tho trunk .lt,o inanuHers on Saturday. Thcre
were aiso heavy short lines put out, which added
To tho acnornI depression, u,,tl caused serious
brouk In quotations. Tho market opened weak,
and throughout tho morning and during tho
grratcr portion Of tic AFTERNOON prsoes dr.
clneti utmost uuiutcrrapscdly, tho lowest IIg-
urcs OF tho luy bong touched nftcr. tho
suco,,l llonr,l. Tho decline from tho highest
pont raugcd from u to 6.i per cent, tho iutter
in Manhattan lIeuob, Cieyulanu, Columbus, Gin.
cnuuu & indianapolis selllux OH III, liossun
Air Limo preferred 81, ,rcxns pucillo j,
Ccntrnl IncIau III. poorin Decatur
g. Evansville and Lake 1srio s.
Western ~, cann.ln Southern uitd Memphis s.
Charleston ats. md st. Paul and NnrEO!k &;
Western prcforrcd 4. Ia tho Into dealings, ut,,lcr
II tn 1sf ,,rr rcmi 1tols vincr IN t,,o ,currnt
Int. tho Iuttrr In Cleveland. columbus,
CInrtnnntt 4. t,atnnnnnIIs. ,yhfin r,t,stnn AJr-
Line urefrrrna rn1i,,,i nl.. A br,s,, turcbnsInc
,ut,ycn,eut wns drvcpud into II, ,ho t,nv II, lho
cInrutci rati,vuv ah,rcs ,ybrh ru.,,l,c., Il, M,
n,,vnncc nf lsf n.,r emf In Nav Yutk. ": IN
Mnnhuttun. una .a{ In Metropolitan. hut
ut tho closu Muuhnttan reuctc,l q. nnd Motr,-
politun /. yhe 1uIylnv IN those stocks wns l,nxch
IN rctorts ct.rt,rn,tt,,r tl,n .tettpcn,s ulrc,dv
pnblsho,t that thu Muubnttan Comuuov was in
II position "a uuv Na obltuat,ona ,nutur.
inn In .,uy. nm shares ,nnrc nctivriv
trndetl In wcro f,nka .shorc. Cnnulu so,thor,,.
Eric. Delaware. IMcsuwunnn & Western. Weat.
crn 1Jntnn. Wnlmst, i,auf,ln. Michigan t,cntrnl
,rrxu. f,aelflc. New ,1rrscv Centrni, nu1 tIu,nn
ructc.
In lin ,uonov ,nnrtot mn cra, TIM, rro~n,,o,,
,ho s,, - .,'..i .,.,'. =. -,..'
tho supply OK cs'pItal oAcFsag ueli'E larKcly III
excess OF tho roouLremcots of borrow
| snc, m,llntnrn,, raur", hctvc,r :, o,,S
nj s,,u n"nt 49,, "tsst',, ~ ~. wv
~ per cunt "uu elosca hs per coEt,
whlc tho Government bond dealers fou,id
| rput]Y accommodation Mt sG6., nor cent. Int
al t,,o +or,n1tnto ,t,,,.n T., ..,.,t,.,
, 1881-06-29
"liow are You, ny Old prleud1n

,skcd ht!eht.looklu9 mn,,. "Oh. fcol miser-
y lame cant work." "Why III tha world don't
I4a t1ke Kidney. WostT That's what take
pssfcct tune. Ny dtxtor EreOln,uenJs Il tur Ill
Rlo4s shtss ana constipation. uuu't full 70
, 1881-06-29
COMMERCIAL.

Tho following woro the receipts md shipments
Of leatMg articles Of produce In shIs city during
tho twpAty.four hours entllnx ut o'clock Tues-
day mornlux und for tho corresponding nu,o
yDAr AnOs
, 1881-06-29

....s's.sst,++...,.&l1.tuAO 3WIS0.A3
0l Saturday, Ut meeting ur tho stockhollera
OF tho lIoatpll Wator-l'owur Company, IT, Waa
votetI to increase tho number ct sharcs {now
H1,&kb Ut tue ratg Of QUO now ono for every to.,.
tho s1v 10 10 offered ~ stock h1llugs Of record
June =. -, pro RATA 10 tho number Of sharcs held
by theut. ut 30 por shAro; and that Ia easo any,
Btoogholdor fulls to tAkc tho sumo on or before
July n tho Directors shu!l AAposo Of thom ut
not less taan 80 Isor share,
Tho following shows tho rango Of TIM aotlvo
Etooks,
, 1881-06-29


Rfttfpfs tsttls. Hoes. SMtN
$. IS ILL., ts:; @sss:::::::: ss @ ,'
Shtbl* Hts. -.
Monlu{, .,..,,,,.,.,.. ;.-.... 1,t53 h419
CATTLE-On!y slight change wxs apparent IN Tug
character os tic domaud or In prices. A. IL almost
Invariably tho caae Tuesday tho domand vas Inn
iteJ, but, In comparison with tho day before, thata
Nax aama ttlo !nur0aso and, ~ the p1orngs OF cst
tie thAt wore g1ud enough 10 send Eaat reFa not SeS
Nurasuus, huso Wssa slightly nriror foenE. Butch.
and, although the supply liberal. ssosa found no
saruus hculky In sustaining prlcos. Of Toxas gEass
cattiu son,e seventy cns-uals roceIved. These
wesa FeudIy salabc ut E.o0aa6i for poor " iase
dr,yos No really good lots Wore offered, ea!es Aa0
IN exlraMo Eungo OF II, i6Q&0a. Not much Trading
was dono abovo sa1A and aside from Texans Tiers
wore few uts poor n not u 6a saab.e at prices
khove N.@. bt0ctaEs H8fe to = Eraet extent non: :
iIal, Calves wGr0 In ae1lund Ct Eat&f ~ per Ivy ~
ss Ss. 4 ppsy pss bSs s
'sA1 's''s'''' QUOTATIONS.
Extra Nesyss-atsus Weighing !,4D lbs and oooa- ~
cGcs hs.yc: III, i'll; s,d H.s|i.f1tnsi
stsoyt, ~sishins fS1 10 i6 Ibs,. >, hsoaasa
III u Ill., aaa
inN Ito e It'll IT,, ~ ..., a
GSnhims Il u @taSs y fSMs Sss .os os1 .so4
slpS5 @ fisets.como! iss sas.o. we.xnans ssals
a Ss' as's ' i;Ss siS
Y0als-pss 1Q lbA. .,..,..,..t..... aa1~s
, 1881-06-29
/ yh0rk NAotiI.I T., { Nj Shnrt
rtbf. NieEs. |t:fsd n. ifltHry.
Inose. tnst fnttCh.....| fAM {a1A fAt | Mn
DO. huSGt. ............,. hD hM Ant EAl
July 1uusC....t ,..ns..i H91 | ais M MI
.tnWHf, jNJtH, RtN hH1 | Hal | HM

H0rt ri.,s, aUlIer august, cused nt fans
isa: Sf.sv n9xea tonssnt hsns a ;sSot awcs;.
HrGNit hnnst taniB AtnrnRD, baH9Eo
1encUn quoted ut B<utto fa,r xf0Mlnrh; N1afo for
short ribs. 4Ba4u fE Ruft obars oisDho for ttns.
nit nnvnscl mud ilncku1 "
1lNj fur 0xtrn .ioss, nid fli.O0a&LW Tor hn1ns.
, 1881-06-29
MINING NEWS.


Special Dtspaieh .tA 7ns CAttapo Tribune. -
DosroN, ,tuno 2s.-In mining stocks thore Is n
quito II. slump, baaol insxcly OIL tho decline In
thu price OF copper md the chance Of n lArgey-
inereAsoh production. Oalt,tnot & Iicc.n srens
to hlv1 bcan a[re:tcu the most, It tlpcnil,y from
:.sl u 205 Tho deolino IN this caso has pr1bably
bceu brought nbont by tho pramulxation Of ,ln-
favorable accounts In regtrtl to tito mlnu, which
aro nut genurnlly believed. No uIfnvOrnb!r nd
vices hive boon received ut tic COM
pnny's ut1lce, and many conservative hrutcrs
think It IL An excellent purchase Mt tho decline
The marvellous stories in rcgari to tllo rchnoss
Of tho Hnnta Rita hav0 doubtless asslgtcl III tho
eoncrnl decline. I10nAnza Development nd
vnnce.l Il. closing witt, II su!e 1T IT.. Tho otller
chAngcs wore ns follows: ItitlnA M!lvaneetl 4,
t03i; Empire ~. r. gj; Cutnlpa. J-lG, tO 1l-lU;
suliivuu declined i; ;t6 'Ia; syGatnore sprlAg e,
to II: itxe a, tots; DnNciln to =: Sun poaro
LID, 10 All franklin .s. To lp4; DolKGhs /. 70 ::
cnpper Eal!s &. ioo!i: towabu sold NJ u, Allou
GX ut =, md utlCrs iks boinrI.
Z IN ths IfsftfH Assncidtfd Trsss.
I]OsrON, Juno 91-ntnlux stocks closed us fol.
, 1881-06-29

FIu.iisoNWThe too IL liz ai.iEot Il hut l1s
iMlsared tho dannnd, NJ fur some WeckA past ba.tlz
rnatrctcd to meeting Immediate wants, Mh.io pstcai
lArket huro II mt II the depresasd x.ate IN Nhlc
Ss1aE Is WV sar son Il Tha e1po q Il
xatous ;s:sIeo1s # isn an9 q stas fssi ff11
months ended staJ 81 arp H1vcn In tbs uEtish DoaF
OF Ifudo Totn1nS ~ f0llbWa3
, 1881-06-29
PROVISIONS.

HOG ptl0uuCgs-Wsrs evatn stronger, with IN
scsIva deuxnd for lard Ia tho sssr part ut rho
liverpool advanced VI paF owt On lard. Tha foreign
strength WIS pFot@bly \ consequence pt MonIar's
sdrance hysc whtoE III turn seempa 10 w tho result
Ut (Itt bJ paesle9 controlling 1t. Tho shoFs took
luatteF ln hand yGs&sFtay und prices advanced be-
eAuso VI the increased danana, but It did not last.
aud the arkot fsll taek Atsr Pork acssd ~ ayRpA-
thy, though with H9 gEsps Ionlxnd t0F thu AEttcle
Noata were FAthaF quaot but Akso tenaaA to hlxbQF
range, Withs0ms Rtxns OF III Increasing demand for
export 70 tbs NFttish lsixnds, ).
Axss FonK-Adyauesd ioo per bEa carly, but closed
only X@sc Ab0ra tho cosuK pFscos OF Mu4tay. sales
A.D btls ssl!or HKnstxI s! 20 iNttI 9U lIs sal!st
e a fst iSuad i1t. as sssr Jaty, sna S4+Es
" t1E AI4yst on Tie afternoon tall August tola
An-AdyaHcaa lse per 100 les 70 shs sar!y hour.
but nnd closed 3lo pss u aboyu u!
~ !s* sssr dqny m y .Ea aM e. . ss,st NJ 3Y!k ::
6xl ter sGllur September II SlN1ll0i ~ lc4 stllvr
, 1881-06-29

t,cnnrr Mt $tyaN,1ns7,f, ION tcs .crr tc ynar Mt
ti9n;!ss: tl2t nn t,o nftrtnnn rn,, July oossi at
AiEArs-.yAsnnctai rII1htly. +.inrs t!!a adynnGlng
2s per w. H. snIcs ~ Wcs rrors nf h@n IT rs ErH
tu1ts Nv. ut psAkc, u tu1ga iopa sMt nan!s u ibs
nr, IN IT, L. kU leA sweet pictac shnNlHra at lAIut
!kgU1 lis lnus1 Etiurtrib R!des nj H14 fnr cnsti,
$tMGe!'et July, = a!*Aatt aol1er Anvuat. i&1Ml
Ha1lbr september. tFtrES OF IGnllnH cuts OF mont
w1rt IUiluMA ut oc1lckt
, 1881-06-29

From tho CNI0lafFclal jINIltsiH: "Th0 iolnle-
d!at1 catssa or the pretcxt Of tho aeolne was the
Quitting IT wost.boni.d NJ well as sasts6oun1
nates OH tho trunk ralltoRds. The Elevated
ltAtlrOAu 4tookB wore stronH it, tho lust huur IN
raised ,uuuey IT, tieet its July obligations, No
importMnt turlt i9 tho .t.4rkut y expected unit!
1t hgher ri rrlcas It l. oxpeutci tho tsatsS i ]iaa
.lIfefattcgs viii th9n l,o nljuvtad mud, with tho
loud Ut MuuGy IN tho tnirkut, prices will n9a(n
gD booming. Exuetly Whun thfs will hApl,c,l no
0ne Gun toll. unless Il, tho e0niidunco OF Vandor-
bt, VINO ~ tho snutncnt is controlling the epeo.
Hlat,on of thu naEkvt. OTHERS wto might OPP
ket."
Thu Er7,rrss sRyas ".Tho gcMre over tho reports
0l cutting III rates by tho trunk lltles subsidized
l4tu In the tlay, Rnd thero woruGousiderahle pur-
ehaxua u cOv9r ahurt contracts"
Aouey luaEket cRsy ut alaH+ Primo morcan-
t'!1 papgr, lNIih. -.
.aser'lngi exchange, sixty days, asa, demand,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
" In.inKIoh Markets.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETg
XEnnEanAY AnriI & 40


FLOUR is fairly active and firm. Sales
OF Soo0 bbls, including Minnesota extras.
AZ " 20 Tor medium TO fancy, clear. and
AZ ~ W % rs for straight; Pennsylyania
extra family at "a 30 q rs; Western, do.
no,, p ~ ~ % oOa . and Patents at &6 76a7 rs.
rye flour Is firm at s5 12I5a5 rs per bar
fel; keihing doing In Corn Meal.
GRAIN.-Wheat l. fairly active ana
prices are Ne. higher. ales OF H.oo1
bushels, including rejected, at Al i0E n
! 10 "nd NO. 2, red, car lots, sLG,
70. rel, In elevator, at n Apri 81 l0U
May, and 81 20 Juse. Rys--PennsylyaSi
Is worth at at sl.04 a Us per bush. Corn
IN good quest and Iather nrmer.
'ales OF lI,UW bushels, including yellow.
55c. a5o1ac., net and regular; steamer
hca5oi snd rejected, Ut 54l&a55c. At the
'pen board, oo1yc. Was bid for April, $40,
or May. q d 5i1zc. for June. Oats are
n good demand ana higher. 9ales IN
BOO bushels, Including white at 44a48c !.
and rejected and mixed at 421Sa43.
me receipts to-day were as follows: 29lS
1arrels pa OF hour ~. 90 bushels wheat, 10
tO bush corn, 300 bush. oats. 400 bush
'ls OF barley. and 20 barrels whiskey,
WHlSKEY-Small sales of Western IRON
Iound are .eported at tl 10 per gallon.
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET.
MONDAY April IL. p. NJ, A
Beef cattle were In lar demand. but Al
the el,se Ices were raih easieTi sasf
nesd arrived ard sold at the different
dition,
SHEEP we're in demana and prices
were fraction higher. $500 head
solo AZ the din rent yards at 63&a71zs.
head HSA
Shoes were unchanged, $500 bead ar.
rived aud sold at the different yards. M
sAS'fc, per ib., as 10 condition.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
SIXTH ANNIvERsAV

iss'erday was the sixth auniysr.,
., ,ne pas'orate ns n OF Rev. 1. NJ. Hs%!
s1Sn,,, man OF 4 delaware Avenue Bsniss, 'ds
Cnnrsh, .and In honor OF the even, pa't M
onnIch .i.n was most elaborately deeo,,,,sass ,ss
WStn n,wers, including the soso wo,Sa
skin ANN vsrsary-Welcomen IN "oiu' isa
caves, over .he pulpit. Mr.. Haldsm,y
sraacneo sermon appropriate 10 ~.
occsslon' .s IN Tue course Of which bs s,1S ny
Una. ne had made five hundred osIS osIS
upon the sick and afil cted and attsnr.s Ss,s
lio funerals, During his whole 'a pastes
ate ne bad baptized over 900 ps,soO. Dr
inany or whom afterwards Joined o,ns,
churches, notwithstanding which ~.
present mein bersbip Is over one ,bo".
and. On Easterday there will be speca, %
services and elaborate decorations ''Ai
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
TELEQRAPHIC SUMMARY,

Tue strength Of the mAraudins
tribes en tho Aissrins frontier is ssti-
mated al from Is, 600 to 10000. France
proposes to deal with them promptly
ana without regard TO What the B, J OF
I unis has 10 say sbsuL lit is be-
lie cd that secret agents Of Porte are
fomeutlng troubles IN Albania 10 help
resistance to any session of territory to
Grssss-SOphis Pleffsky. Ose Of the
ooayIssed conspir.tors ut IS. PeterA-
burg, asks to Gs dealt with regardless
VI her sex. The prisoners each have
till this evening to appsal.-rhe svac>
uatiun OF CAndahAr 10 expected TO be
completed by April 22.-Chio has besS
visited by anothsr violent earthquake.
Lord Beaoonshsld's condition ID AN
clangea.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
MISS COLES TEETH.
FOURTEEN OF THEM TRAVELLING
AROUND ALL OVER HER BODY.

FOURTEEN OF THEM TRAVELLING
AROUND ALL OVER HER BODY.
PoRT JERNIs, N. Y, April ga
most remarkable story comes flom
Middletown, Orange county. A
maiden lady at that place on the 9th of
January, 1859, swallowed a new set of
false teeth, which became separated
from the rubber mould Ia which thew
had been set while masticating her
food.
Before she could eject the food from
her mouth the teeth had gone down in.
to her stomach. The family physician
was summoned, but all his efforts were
nhaVailing. The teeth caused her no
discomfort aud in short time the IN at
ter was entirely forgotten.
A few days ago Miss Cole, the lady In
question; felt sharp pain near her left
shoulder, and upon examining the spot
found what appeared like wen under
the skin. With the aid of penknife
she extracted bard substance, whicl
proved To be tooth. She was at loss
TO know how the tooth came to be In
such an unusual spot ill she suddenly
reeollected that she had, twelve years
ago, swallowed her set Of teeth.
During the past four days the lady
has been cutting teeth all over heI
body and had at last accounts recoy
cred twelve Of the fourteen teeth tina,
had formerly constitu ed her full sci
She is anxiously awaiting he arriya
OF he other two. She has placed tn,
teeth in glass case and will keeE
them as mementOes,
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
THERE WERE TEARS ON HIS
CHEEKS.

"Lord bless youl bat / had never
given him second look. knew that
he was a Norwegian, slow, but solid,
hardly able to speak a word of Eng
lish, and / never cared whether he had
a relative on earth. Perhaps it looks
bit hard-heartsd in me, but l am
driven from morning till night, and l
l must drive the men under me.
When want hod carrier look fer
muscle, and when nave found muscle
don't look further for sentiment"
"How did the accident happsne"
"He stepped of the scaffold."
"And is he badly hurt?"
eyes, though | think he will pail
through. Any man might have blan-
dered az he did, but since have learn
ed how it was with him I've felt
womani h in my heart"
elbow was i. 2"
"Well, he had Just got his hod hlled
with bricks down there when two Ut
three of his countrymen came along
aud told him his baby boy was dead.
Tney had just come from his house on
Russell street to bring him the news.
He came up on the scaffold with his
hod, probably intending to notify me
of his atfiietion. His eyes must have
be N full of tears, and as he stepped
oui he missed his distance and went
to the ground. There were tears on
his cheeks when we picked him up,
aud the only word he uttered vas to
speak his dead boys name. l had
looked upon him only as an old Nor
wegian, but l found that he was q
husband and father, man with love
and faith, father who went hom eat
Dight, to COO with his baby, and ki.s
his wife who had left all Behind 20 fol-
lcw him over the sea, aud tell you |
feel like asking his forgiveness and de-
ny all l can to soften the grief which
has come upon his humble home. :.
r re- Ifas.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
u. s. SENATE.


In the U. s. Senate yesterday, debate
Was resumed oil the Dawes resolution
for the election Of officers, and cortin-
ued Oh the Democratic side by Messrs.
Davis, Gail, Camden, Beck aud Vest,
aud Oh the Republican side by Messi g..
Dawes, Huar, Cameron Of Pennsylva-
MIA aud Mc Milan. In the course Of the
discussion Mr.. Cameron, replying TO q
remark made by Mr.. Beck some days
ago, eulogIz1d the Legislature OF Penn
syivauiA, saying there MAS no man liv-
ing who could make that body do any
thug Agains. its free will. AFR. Beck, IN
reply, "agreed that the Pennsylvania
Leglslntu.s would only do what IL
thought righi," but he suggested that cit
always happened 10 Lhiuk right that
which the Senator (Mr. CamerVn)
thought right. Tha Senator had shown
that he had the power TO do by telegram
what he (Mr. Becky had thought ii
'onid take per onal visit to acc m
piish." Aftsr Mr.. Vest, the last speaker,
had concluded, motion ~ 60 into exc
cutive session was lost-Jeas 10, nays
l0--and the Senate ADJOURNED. Senator
Edmunds, of Vermont, reappeared in
his seat yesterday aud was congratulated
by gentlemen OIL beth sides upon his
return from Florida in restored health.
The desk II SouAtor J huston, of
Virginia, was covered with floral
shield, bearing the inscription "V,r-
ginians to Virginla's true son. May
he con inue to shield her honor and
traditions from all assaults of her enc
mics. foreign or domestic"
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
ILER1a co. COCA nREr roN1o

"G,ves more tone than anything have
ever used or prescribed" says ProNAsor
II GouLLoN. M. D.. Phyaiclan TO the
Grand Duke OF Saxony, KhlGht OF The
Iron Cross, etc.
THE effect of the Coca borders upsn The
marvellous, and iflot clearly authonli'
Gated by scientists ~ undoubisd VsraciIy
would be altoge her beyoGd belief says
DIR. WIN. y. SEARLE. Brooklyn, j. T.
IL Is Invaluable in head Anatslona,
weakened memory. dls2fnsG, dsts<ml-
nation OF blooi 10 the head, dick aud nerI
vous headache. Also highly beneneiN
Ia palpitation OF the heart and othss
foTms of heart disease. in Neuralgia
DIR Jpsioal affections, para ysis, dyspepaA'
monthly suffering and blllouSness. b.
ware OF worthless limitations.
apr2 81
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
A DRUNKEN FREAK

NEwBURs, N. Y, April ct O
men on the Erie express train going 81
last night either fell or jumped Il
when the tram was running at high
rate oil speed, near Stirling Jur ction.
The train was stopped and the men
were found locked in each others arms,
and both unconscious. The skull of one
is fractured and the other also Is SER
iousiy injured. They were bound for
Middletown, and are said 10 have Leen
Intoxicated. They were removed to the
hospital at Paterson, N. j.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
JAY GOULD IN A REFRIGERATOR
CAR LINE SPECULATION.

CHICAGO, April 9.-An organization
has been formed here, with George l..
Hopkins rs President and Capt. A. f.
iiggs as general manager, for the es
Adjustment of hne Of refrigerator cars
between the South aud Chicago, 81.
Louis, indianapolis and Cincinnati. 1t
is understood that the enterprise is
backed b. Jay Gould, aud 1900 new
cars, fitted with all modern improve
meuLs, will be built for the transporta-
tion of seml-tropical fruits, vegetables
and perishable goods hom the South
oven. Ay GOuld's system of railroad.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
TIE SAME OLD STORY.

b tlLimoIe sun.
A gentleman who r..silas in tho lower
part Of the Eastern Suore uf Maryland
states that the peach crop in Delaware
and the lower counties OF the Eastern
Shore will be failue on accnutt VI the
extreme cold weather; that, in Delaware
the trees are actually dead ami the bark
is bursting of above the snow line, though
below the line they are alive but worth
less, and that there will be a million
trees grubbtd up this spring, at which the
armers are even new engaged.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
A VESSEL ON FIRE OFF CAPE
COD,

BosToN, April l0.-A desna,cA
from Highland Light, Cape Cod Cod
states that vessel was seen on 6rs
from that poiut at 7.30 P. NJ. Satin,
day, bearing north about ten miIs,
but owing to the darkness her els,,
could not be discovered. The weasel sI
looked like a two.m listed steams,
square rigged in the forma't. Al
7.45 both masts were in flames and
at s she had disappeared. The we,. YEA
thsr was calm and the sea smooth
at the time.
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
THIRD EDITION
THR LAND OF THE PARSEE,.

A corresp ndent of The Springfield he
o .biicda, travellI Z in the East, says
Seeing for the first time boss of nIen
going through the streets wearing what
looks like . session Of sLovepipe glazed
and hen dotted all o,er with infuilesl
NAL gilt specks, said stoveplpes minus II
rim and the back bent down towards the
{ lnt AZ II intended to be used as a
whistle In an emergency, the natucai
Impulse is 10 shuut with Laughter; and II
10 ouiy when this shocking bad hat" is
understood 10 be the badge of their per
secuiion, their Gross, put upon them IN
doriaion, which they have carried gladly
aud pr, udly, des pirilg the shame f. r
faiths sake and so elevated to The di2i
" of a ciowu, We bend brfoie IL iu res
peetful revsrenes. Tue Pa sees are
immensely rich and powerful, no matt
whether that wealth was acquired BY
inheritance, by irugalty OF Commerce
Splendid and luxurious carriages
draw oy Two aud no, inIrequently four
full-blooded Arabian horses, with syce
or iooimsu running OH al tile head OF
each, roll thi ough she Streets and Lbroug
tho "bundsr," n quarry, where The banG
Iiays al sunset, aud usually from Among
the cushions lise the gloomy spire OF The
Pafsee's improbable hat greatly TO tin
disappoin ment of the "rvuuder" VIII,
has gaxed earnestly expecting that Ec
sns short OF Viceroy or a Governor
GENERAL would turn up out Of suck
spieudid Surroundings.
Bat the psnsnce oil peculiar dress Ii
carried 10 such an extreme by tha male
sex that the females have nothing 10 d.
bit array themselves like the lilies oftLs
neld, clothed IN sllks and satins whose
silkrn and golden embroidery emit .
sile which fairly dszZles testsrn eyea,
loaied with jewels iestooned with
s.rinss If pearls, arms weighed dowr
wit, bangles, and legs vsred with Sill
ver auklels nearly to the knee; veiled ID
gold or silver saUze, sHcd III sandals OF
satin, which disdain The soil uf tie
streets, they walk cr sit 6sside their hus-
bauds the realization OF all ones early
dreams OF oriental splender. Even the
ciil,ir.n are clothed IN eMbroldei ca
silk :, aud laden with bangles, till one is
forced To conclude that II is ouly upon
rea, hing mans estate one 10 permit, q
to wear the dress which gives him his
peculiar place among the religious peo
pie of the eastern world.
We notice that Tom, Dick ahd Hany
are nov appearing with their CRANE
The daily gazette., 1881-04-12
800 HOMELESS PEOPLE.

CogKOIL BLUFFS, Ia, April 10.-
The Missouri river WAS still higher
here yesterday than on the previous
night. Fully five hundred persons
from the lowlands are tempoi srily
homeless. The food il the most sx-
tensve ever experienced here. Great
damage is also being done on the
Omaha side, the smelling works being
greatly damaged. Communication be-
tween the two cities is temporarily
suspended. The liver is now twenty
two feet above low water mark.