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Boston ExcursIonists-Deat or Mrs.
DIR. Cutting.

Salt Lake, April 30.-The New
England excursion party to the Pacific
arrived in this city last evening. The
wife of DIR. Cutting, curator of the
Lowell institute, died on the cars just
as the train passed the Thousand mile
tree. She took hard cold en- route,
which resulted fatally, in spite of the
best care and medical attention.
The weather is delightful; the season
Is very early and the trees are almost
in full bloom. the smaller fruit trees
having passed out of blossom. The
good people of the excursion party have
apparently enjoyed riding round town
to-day very much. They stay here over
Sunday and then 60 on west.
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havoc among the horses in this city.
The Paris omnibus company is said to
have lost 5000 francs, and the Com
pagnie des Petetes Voitures over /, 900, :
600 francs.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

New York: VIM. H. Vanderbilt
sailed for Europe to-day.
New York: Sixty thousand immi-
grants arrived here during April.
Omaha: The contract for Indian sup
plies in the northwest has been awarded
to ]. G. Baker, st. Louis.
Louisville, KY: War Dance, the
great thoroughbred sire, property Of
James A. Grimstead, died at Blue
Grass Park from collie, aged 20 years.
City of Mexico: A reception was
given to Gen. Grant this morning by
the American minister, attended by the
cabinet, supreme court, congress, and
diplomatic corps.
Washington: The falsifcation Of
rebel war records is being attempted
in order to smirch the character OF
Gen. Logan. 1t has been discovered
and the clerks in charge are being
watched or discharged.
Galveston: A Weimar special says:
This morning, eight miles north OF
here, Samuel Brown, while laboring
under temporary alteration of the
mind, cut his wife's throat and then
his own with razor. She had recog.
nized his condition and fed across the
fields, but was overtaken. A little nine
year old daughter attempted to take
the razor and was badly cut.
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MILITARY MATTERS.

DR.. r. J. Gatling, the inventor of the
famous gun bearing his name, was
reared in rough little log cabin in the
heart of the North Carolina backwoods.
What in time became the Gatling gun
is said to have sprung from boyish
attempt to make corn-planter.
The LEADER acknowledges the re.
ceipt of the following invitation: "Mr.
and Mrs. A. Tracy Lay request your
presence at the marriage of their daugh-
ter Olive, to Captain Charles A. II.
McCauley, U. S. army. Thursday noon,
May fifth, 1881. Grace church, Chi
cago.''
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FOREIGN.
An English Earl EIopes.
small Pox Raging i'm London.

The Queen at Beaeonsneld,- Tomb
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FRANCE & AMERICA
The Two Republics 10 Join Hands I'm
Celebrating Next October.
The Result Of the Floods in Dakota
and Kansas.
Much De.,,susIea aaa suffering

$500 Tons OF steel Rails for the Den
ver 4 Rio Grande r. H.
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The Great English Remedy.

lis a never falling cure
flor Nervous Debility,
Exhausted Vitality,
Seminal Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD, ,Impotency,
Paralysis and all the
Terrible effects of Sell
Abuse. youthful fol-
lies. and excesses in
mature years-such as
loss of memory, Las.
s 1 I u d e, Nocturnal
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For any case OF bleeding, Itching, ulceratedo
or Protruding PILES that DEBfNG'S PILE
REMEDY falls to cure. Prepared only by ].
T: MILLER. M. D., Phila., Pa and none genu-
uine without his signature. Sold by Addoms
q Glover. Eddy street mRrldeodly
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Emissions. Aversion to Society, Dimness of
Vision, Noises in the Head; the Vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and man,
other diseases that lead TO insanity ano
death.
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTITUTE will
agree to forfeit five hundred dollars for a case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment)
will not cure. or for anything impure or in
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
eessfuiiy without mercury. Consultation
including analysis of urine, s5. Price OF VI
tai RESTORATIVE. So n bottle or four
times the quantity. $40. sent TO any address
ID, sent without sl.00 with order as a guaran :
teel secure from observation, and In private
name II desired, by
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The Dsaaweoa rewnsite in Qae.tion
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DR. HARRIErTE CAIN,
SPECIAL PHYSICIAN
TO LADIES,

CORNER OF 10TH AND FERGUSON sTs..
Gives her attention exclusively TO the treat
ment and cure OF diseases OF women As a
SPECIALIST, DR.. Cain has an experience
and success that but few have attained.
Her Electro-Magnetic method Of treating
disease has become well and mvorably
known, not as q mere temporary relief but
as permanent cure of the most distressing
complaints. This treatment Ii suited to tho
most sensitive and delicate. producing no
1 shocks or disagreeable feelings.
Office hours, from To u M, TO o and
i u tosp. m. Wi
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The Bsston ExeursionIsts Lose One OF
Their Number by Death.
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-storica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Nyo.
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! 4 POISONED PICKLE.-A coroner held an
autopsy recently over the body of Rebccca
Isaacs. aged Is years, who had died in con-
! WILSON'S, which g physician pronounced were
the result OF acid poisoning. Rebccca was
on her way to schoo! when she purchased 4
pickle at grocery and was taken i'll so soon
after that she was sent home. She died IN
great agony, having suffered from terrible
commissions. The doctor then visited the
ueighborhGod OF the school and purch ascd
several pickles from The stores in the vicinity
| He subjected one to j test. Tie then put two
of the pickles in water with piece OF steel,
which is very simple test rs copper will
adhere to steel. In both cases the steel was
coated with copper, proving lis existence in
! the vegetable. At the inquest the corner
| found that the intestiucs We're ftarfully in.
famed. ard . largo quantity of subacetatc Of
copper, or verdigris. which could only result
from copper poisoning. was discovered. The
doctor said that the parties who manufacture
these pickles put them IN a copper vessel or
throw pieces Of copper Into the vinegar,
which imparts to the pickles beautiful green
color and renders them brittle aud teoder-
He has a copper cent that has been used in
pickle vessel. and the acid has eaten the sur
ACE SO that the figures are scarcely legible.-
". !. NsrS.
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a I've Southern Manufacturing Town.

\ correspondent 81 the louisville (kY.l
C.ri:E.i 9:s,i ives az interesting dcscrip'
ton - ! v.>.' - Iyre>pu, = ncw cotton manu-
:ac;u,iu. Town II Mississippi. on the Ne"
Orleans and Ct,.tasn railroad. lcj miles duo
..ar:h Of Nrw Dy.rauS, aid IL the center Of a
IKE ra:tnu-vrow:u. country. IL 1867 the
-;.s .: j'-vSS3n was 4 dense p;Ue forest: now
are >ccu 4 magnificent pile Of bI!h!.ncs, three
AID lou. stories h.gh, capped sikh Mansard
zoos az! modern Windows. a CDtnriodsoue
warchnj:-1 Z Gn2@;, stores. elegant modern
:..!!a-. au1 = tue hNtc, building. The cotton
factory buildings AIT! machinery. which cost
$500 900. are u#uth hv nlcssCS. Edward Rich
u,,;,ou and VIM. Oliver. NJ. Richardson Is
member %; the cm o: Richardson X May,
j--->on factors, u: New Orleans, owns ten or
:wc5e GOTTEN plantations, au! makes on
thcuEaanuu!.v from 1000 10 5000 bales o:
coz Dr. NJ. Richardson = The largest cotton
.a.Irr IL he world. and : the cotton KING
:: Su:rr:ca it2 has worked hard al his lie
anrjS Ill. working. lie IS popular with the
MASSES. al especially 50 ".t2 his coiorad 10.
5u.r}- lie : .cul:a!ly believed 10 la =. &c
culni .a;2I from H.j.Gup.0Cp 10 320.uCn,tn0,
Al! }:2.!r 4 he >"Cti:, Ehr poor South. Eight
hu}I-"G hands are employed i'll the Factories
thrS-tJcrih- ~ wl!nru are women, gathered
s;"rn. IT, surrounding country. good faithful
;uG1s tr.oUs ant! intelligent The remaining
fourth are uI-E and boys. gathered from "
:!5us n.acc$ & t"w from tAc North and few
from! Eu.arh and Scotland. who work 100
inai;I> and = 200 $p:aGiaS. In cotton these
r,;.!s corSunlc daily from Is 10 20 bales. be-
sides al nmr:uoUs quantity OF wool, obtained
-:,nS;ly tro;n The t'.0c;,!a parishes Of Louis.
Sen on Lake P"utrhartraiu. The prices Of
H.. produces ~ these mills arc kept down 10
~rc! bottom. ;aG these mills being situated
n Tie SOUTHERN cotton belt ac! N The wool
,-o,!;:r:;,y districts auL no i7":Gh;s to pay on
cotton. their facilities for buying the ra~ ma
tcr:at are without doubt unsurpassed, and they
,ar! thus unGcrscsl al others. Ihc:c s&r!ngs
n freight. having 10 pay none o. all, amounts
- seven nr eight dollars per bale. The
goods hud ready sale i'll al The large cities.
The mills are Now running day AID night.
u-:ng tie Brush electric lights. making the
building rs bright n day. The night haudS
arc SEPARATE AMI distinct from those that
work IN the day. AL hards work harmOn;-
ors!y tocrtt!or There has never been 4
strike. a0r any threats Of such thing. -
There Is 10 coio7cd labor employed, except
five uc0 as trcmeu. This labor cannot be
utilized 70 manage the looms and spindles.-
TIE mo0otooGus drumming and dron;ng OF
:hc machinery. ( is claimed. would inracia-
vs. .nothe he negro 20 sleep and let the
!aars run w:!d ard The spiudles foul. Hence
10 IS not considered available % lahorcr n
cotton factories. tCcssun IS very thriving
:own and is population orderly aud tc;rpcr-
ME. There = not Grog shop III the town.
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POETRY.
The Rulers of the World

Tic following yrr>ittca;iou az the KILLERS
the World WIS composed in ISL. With on
or two exceptions it meets III" conditions %
I he various Governments OF to-day A. we'll a
1T the date ri its writing:
Dom rc,irc Second ranks, by worth.
Among The w;>r>t Kings Nf earth:
l;uiing with liberal hard
ger Brazil. wcll.iavorrl Land.
Cola Sibcria's frozen coasts.
TRANSIT auc:lSia'> manly h"it!,
Tributary from atar
Into Alexander arc-
Dt the kiSsiI> mighty Car.
rruSSia'S king extends his sway
n'c:' i mighty realm to-day.
Frederick William First Is HI.
Emperor ri Germany.
This the <clciae Count Bismarck planned :
Unc united Fathcrlan,i.
A,istca'S emperor still rcnlain$
King If wide Hungarian p!ai'lS.
Ger Nicuut'S gardens gay
Francis .ioSc1h'S banners sway.
rA;,,jar Tor thr;r native mountains
Proudly have the SwitxcrS stood:
Wee. the crim>nu q til2jr banner
For ;ilrir patriot hrolhrrh""!.
Ger ;i,. lHt.i =; WitII;:u rr.!
Now Herr tI.riur r'licth well.
:A:r:a. 9!am;,. O;hmau'> sword
W.r..t-. - rucNrr'S HcH>cn, l":l
Athens. ~ il song rc'!.ay>cI.
,,,.s>;,> v.i'H~ Gvorge the First.
Faf. !t..,ia'< >,,aay rra,:H
NrvrYuuov,. shall ;v:a:,t> Wi!ri".
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DIVING FOR FRESH WATER.-Thcy have
no fresh water on the shore Of the Persian
Gulf at Bahrin, but copiuus springs are close
by at the bottom OF the sea. The fresh water is
got oy diving. The diver, sitting in bis boat,
winds big goat.skiu bag around his lett arm,
the hand grasping its mouth. then takes in
his right hand heavy stone. to which Is at
tached 4 strong line. and thus equipped he
plunges in and quickly reaches the bottom,
Instantly opening the bag over the strong. jet
of fresh water he springs up the ascending
current, at the same time closing the bag. and
is helped aboard. The stone is then hauled
up. and the diver, after taking breath, piuoge;s
in again, and the queerest thing about 1t al!
is that the sources Of the copious submarine
springs is thought to be in the green hills OF
Osman, some five or six hundred miles distant.
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Connections

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from Richmond 10 Iuntin:ton daily. vii
liam$on'$ to Huntington.
No. ) ENrREsS-RGn> daily from Rich
mond 10 Huntington.
No. ) ACCOMMOpATION.-- Richmond
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Combats of the Ocean.

Anon. the ext aord.nary spcctac.es some
times witnessed IN those who go down To
Tie aca IN ships" none are more impressive
than :: couha; in-tI.e supremacy between the
monsters OF the deep. The battles OF the
,wnr,l-t!>h auI tie whale are described as
IIomer;c IN grandeur.
The swOrC.f<h go in schools. Ike whales.
and the = attacks are regular sca-tights. When
the two troops meet, as soon as the sword
fSh have betrayed their presence by ! few
bounds IN tho air, the whales draw together
and close IN their rauE;s. The swOr;l-lish al
ways euf;ea.orS to take the whale in the flank,
either becausc lis cruc! ;uStinct has revealed
to il the defect in the CarCa"cs-tOr there *
,s,s near the brachial fins or the whale Il spot
where wounds are mOrtal-ar because the
Hank presents q wider surface TO its blow.
The sword fish vrcoilS To secure a greater
impetus. I: the increment escapes the keen
eve Of his adversary the whale is lost. for II
receives the blow Of the enemy and dies III
SANITY. But If the whale pcrcejrcs the
Sword-tish nj the instant Of the rush. by 4
Spontaneous bound It springs clear o. the
water its entire length and fails on its flank
with L crash that rcSnuuts Tor many leagues,
aud whltens the sea- with boiling foam.
The gigantic auimal has only its tail ;nr It's
GC:cncc. Il tries |" strike lis enemy, an'! I'M
shes him nj 4 single blow. But il the active
sword,tish avoids the fatal tail The battle be-
comes more terrible. The aggressoc springs
from The water 10 his turn, tails upon the
whale. aud attempts. not to pierce. but TO
saw it with the teeth and caruISh lis weapon.
The sea is stained with blood, the fury OF the
whale is bouD,icSS. The SworG.lish harnesses
him. strikes him on every side. kills him. anu
lies IN Ulhcc victories.
Often the sworti-sh has tot tine to avoid
the fall OF the whale. AMI coutcuts itself with
presenting Is sharp saw To tie flank Of tic
gigantic animal which is about tn c!ush It. Ii
then dies like MaccaTus. smnthcrtd beneath
the weight Of the elephant of the ocean,
Finally the whale gives 4 tcw last bounds
into the air, dragging its assassin i'll its flight.
and perishes as it kills the monster of which
It was the victim.
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FElrSugi;iH ~ BOoEs.-Thcrc is always
. selection, IN writer's. All books that get
fairly into thc vital ar o: the world are writ
ten ~ The successful class who utter what
tens Of thousands feel. though they cauao,
say. il IS m economy % time TO read old
ard famed books. Consider what we have
IL The smallest chosen library. \ company
0f the wiscst and wittcst men that could be
picked out ot a!i civil countries in 4 thousand
years hare SC: in best order the results OF
,hri, learning and wisdom. The men theal-
selves were hidden aud inaccessible, impa-
ten, Of interruption, fenced by etiquette ;
h1, tlic thought which they did not uncover
70 ,hr;c bosom friends il here written out 10
tcau>pa-cu: words 70 US, the strangers OF an
O.i,f.- :,"f
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Old Bazembee Makes a Reputation.

GA Bazcmbce had returned from the club
the other evening, when, a. he hung up his
uvcrcoat on the hall hal-rack and prepared 10
90 upstairs. he heard such strangely excited
voices in the front parlOr that he paused 10
listen.
4 voice that lie recognized al once rs be-
longing 10 that fast-IOck:ug young Snyder he
had warned Maria 10 be careful about. said
contcmptuoUaiy
Peace, woman. aud weary me 10 longer
By your rcprUachrs. tell you the day OF my
wedding with Alice MoutrcS>Ur is fixed. aud
bv heavens nothing shall prevent our union ~
Could these words be addressed 10 his own
daughter? Yes, it was indeed Mara's sob
rhokcd tones that replied
This, theu, is the reward for my sacrifice,
nv devotion. Huiucd and iorsaken, you
taunt me with your latest conquest. Mon
Ster, coward -
1t only required SECOND for BaZembcG To
rush upstairs aud get lis shotgun ont OF the
closet. The next moment he burst into the
paror with blazing eyes, aud hurting the
black hearted betraycr 70 the floor. he placed
the muzzle ot his brcech,lpaI!c: at his temple.
Kissing
"YilIain, swear to me that you will make
an honest woman Of this poor duped angel
or Will sire" the IOnr Win your ue'!!s"
brains ~
Hooray!" shouted young snyder. sitting
Up anu clapping his hands. That's way up
Magnif. Sicrlen.did ~
Beautiful. papa Encore Encore
Bravo :" added Maria. drlshlcdly. lncvcr
saw anything better at Baldwiu's -
"Eh: What? I-rr-cr:" stammered
the hcw:dcrcd parent, grounding arms.
We were 80 afraid you would object 10
my taking part ia the private thcatricals.-
Ma SAID you'd never listen to il. But you act
better than any OF us-dncsn't lie. Bobby -
You bet" replied Bobby. !crrenily.-
Guess YOU must have been an amateur
Macrcady once. sir.
Then Mr.. Bazembee coughed and wiped his
forehead. and mumhlcd about his having seen
4 coed deal of that sort of thin. when he was
young, and that Maria raust take in the ma,
when her Young friend had gone. and then
went up to bed ard dreamed he was paying
IN outraged community 10 crowded houses
all n.ht.-.San Francisco Paper.
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rag An inexperienced young bride being
asked OF her cook to choose her dinners dur
Ing the honeymoon was anxious that her IL
norancc should not peep out. Size called 10
mind one dish, aud enc dish only. and that
she knew by name II was safe one, aca
substantial too-a leg q: mutton So seTera!
DAYS the mutton came obeGicot 10 the mis-
tress' order. Perhaps he cook was weary Of
it. At last she veniured TO inquire. should
you not like something else to-day. ma'am:"
Yes; lie, US have > leg Of Gee:, for
chance ~
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lr,'>-. 4. =. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Office.
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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

S1LENcE.-The most excellent speech falls
finally into silence. All sounds are her ser
wants, proclaiping that their mistress is a rare
one aud earnestly to be sought after. Silence
is the universal refuge, the sequel to all dull
discourses and all foolish acts, q balm &c
every chagrin; that background which The
painter may not daub. and which, howeve:
awkward figure we may have made in the
foreground. remains ever our inviolable asy.
uu where no personality can disturb nor
indianitY aSsail.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06
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sas- Kate Dash;cl! = Baltimore public
charge al he, life, has just been buried from
Bayv;cw Asylum. where her mother lett her.
:so wears Old during The cholera epidemic OF
1882 Kate never spoke. smiled, nor moved
curing all these wears, but had to be tcd and
tended like baby. She ceased growing when
she was six years old, thnugh her head was I'M
usually large. and she used to sit all day rock.
ING herself in little chair made especially
g,,- har
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1881-01-06

aa- Ladylike qualities cannot he concealed.
no matter in what position she vino possesses
it may be placed. 4 Leadvlle lawyer was
cross examining n woman on the witness
stand. and becoming somewhat abusive. she
cxclam med: Pm a lady, by thunder. aud
dOn't you forget Il -