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LrOu-WOrIters on BCnnett's Xnciif
&inn Mnr'A.

JERSEY CrY. n. j., May 23.-Fi'icen
iron-workcrs a. the Delamatcr Works, 81
New York. who were repairing the Prov
of james Gordon Benefits yacht Narmora,
row In Bullman & Browns dry-d0ck, qnit
work to-day, in response 10 orders OF the
Union. The vessel was injured 10y foumg
on q stone pier at Fort Monroe during her
recent cruise, and was 80 have been ready
TO leave the dock Thursday, but will now
DE detained much longer.
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Another Flood in Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, May 23.-Specials report
a rise II two inches on The tlilrOad be-
tween Delhi and Monroe. caused by the
food waters coming rom Arkansas.
There j. heavy rise in Red river, and
several plantations are submerged. The
rising water in Red Chute ,walnp delays
the work ~ construction on the Nlcks-
burg. Shreveport and Pacific railway.
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Grccnhncls Labor Party.

ST. LOUIS, May 23.-The National Com
u,itfoe OF mo Greenback Labor party met
this morning at 10 o'clock. Jesse Harper,
OF Illinois. was chairman. Fourteen mem
bers ana twenty-eigAt proxies were pres
emf. West Virginia was the only state not
represented. 1t was moved ana carried
that committee be appointed to formulate
an addrcs, TO the people, OF which TWO
million COPIES should he printed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
A Suit Against General Ro-ser.

New York, May 23.-A st. Paul (Alinn.)
special to the sun says: - \ suit has been
brought at Winnipeg against General I,os-
ser, Of Confederate-cayalry fame, and late
chief engineer Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway Company, charging him with re-
tanning certain plans and proiiles Of the
Canada Pacific road with intention to de-.
fraud. The Police Court held the dcfehd,
ant for trial at the next Assizes. Bail wa,
fixed at $4,000, and the General was re
leased on furnishing IT,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

FRUITS AND rLowERs-DRowSED-cEr'
m DEATH.

TO DEATH.
fspecl,I telegram 60 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, May 23.-At noon to-day
the annual exhibition Of fruits and flowers
by the Horticultural and Pathological So
clety Of this city and Norfolk county opened
1T the Masonic Temple. The exhibition is
nm entire success. This afternoon X. Deyo-
reux Doyle, Esq, delivered the annual adj
dress before the society.
The body OF an unknown colored man
was found floating in the river at the Bos-
ton wharf this morning.
Intelligence has been received here Of the
painful death Of Clarence NJ. Cole, OF this
city, ut Barranquilla, South America. lie
was n machinist with the Baker Salvage
Company, engaged on the wreck OF the
British steamer Gillian, and was crushed
by the hosting machinery.
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Jewish Refugees for America.

VIENNA. May 23.-The PresSe says that
90 tremendou: was the crush OF refugees on
BRADY Yesterday. who were applying for
assistance to proceed to AmeiiTa, tlat one
man was crushed to death. three nun
bred fresh refugees are expected 10 arrive
ut Brady TO-DAY.
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vic.i,nsoros tenn,Doas FIRE.

CoLIINGwooD, ONT, May 23.-Ihs latest
adyices from the wreck Of tie steamer
Manitoulin, which was burnt near hlllar-
ncy on Friday last. places the number OF
persons lost at from twenty to twenty-five.
The names OF many who were lost are not
recorded. and PROBABLY the names OF all the
victims will never be known.
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GALVESTON, May "a dispatch from
Marshal Foncros says: Jane, +. Martiu
and W. D. Mcdonald, participants In thl
celebrated traiE-r0bbcry near Ranger. on
the Tcxl.-paciGe railroad, icw weeks
since. arrived here late on saturday ni-il
IN the custody OF officers
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Killed for Running Away with Az
ntiinr.s WIFI.

LITTLE Rock, ArS.. May CIV. L.
Wilton was killed 10y Edward Mcpherson
ut Ru.sellyillc station to-day after leaving
q magistrates office. where Mcpherson had
arraicncd Wilton for running away with
Mrs. MCPHERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
u,zz,tpr ,he Press In Russia.

BosroN, May 23.-Edward King tele-,
graphs IRON London to the Boston journal
that the Russian press was ordered yester-
DAY to omit hereafter any repor' OF the
massacre OF Jews and not to discuss the
question.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAM AND COTTON EXCHANGE

GRAM AND COIION LACHA-'NH'
RICHMOND. May 23. 1852.
OFFERINGS.
uur,r-,, hlie. 50 bushels. Red 6e6 husho, F.
CnrX-Nhite. 500 bushels. Mixed III" DA-h-
els. t
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY
ycuyAT-Red, "a bushcl. good Lancaster az
$40: 300 busel. prime Lancaster ~ h,b az
erf -. t,er al a SO: 100 bushels good mixed
~ las; 81 bushels good mixed on private efhis.
reRy-NINed, 100 bushels prime western u
soc. p...t..,s 90 h,les
o,,,aftnns. Mladling, IXc. low mldding II no
fIRe': good ordinary, iOs9 lOAe.i ordinary ~
49ac. -
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Cared tn Dcn:b.

PETERSBURG, VA, Nav 23.-.Iamos King,
aged twenty years. was fatally gored in the
throat hy nm Infatuated bull at his home. in
Chesterfield county. last evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24
BANK STOCKS.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May 23.-NOoR.-StocS very dull
and lower. Money, 3 per cent. ENcniiisr-I ;;".is
teii.. .,1rt. fpgt State bonds unchauscd' rN-
com 'Tsures.ee'i. which are lower. Governments
ts,mtag.-ENcMugc. 1867. Governments lh-
t,u5,t: nov 5'.. lul' .; new as. - 30 pc"
A. i3OI. MONEY, 3af percent. Siitc' lhi't We
ir,1sury balances DIN, fs9'A22'Ot9i currency
sl.lGl.2f9.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

lIoRsFoRD's AcID Recommendations
MEDIcISE.--Dr ". II. Parmelle, Toledo,
o., says: 81 have prescribed the 'acid
In large variety Of diseases, and have
been amply satisfied that II Is valuable
addition 10 our list OF medicinal agents.
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Gold for Europe.

NEW YORK, May 23.-The amount OF
gold engaged for shipment 10 Europe To-
morrow Is estimated 70 be sj,OVV,OVV,
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MARINE GNTEILsGEnCE.
PORI OF RICHMOND. NAY 20, 1852.

BhEI or il' tihDNi'. MAY -f- 1897.
fEHlN 90.
steamer Ariol. clifford. Norfolk. United Siatee
mail, mcrr'anti-C ana passengers, l.. r. Iatum
superintendent.
SAlf IN.
steamship Roanoke. Couch, New York, mer-
ch7udi-e and passenger. G.. ". Allen & Co, agents.
steamer Ashland. Carr. Philadelphia, merchan-
ci~c and passengers, =. ". Nct1rriok. agent.
schooner John =. Ecicham. Qulilln, New York,
slaves. Curtis 4 Parker
schooner ur0lc. Baker. Boston, coal Chesapeake
ana on iO Railway Company.
schooner iiiil stowe. Phlnucy, Boston, coal.
Clt sapca, and OHIO Railway Company.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

TUESDAY. May %, 1852.
SAis-iIEsT HOtEp.-l,O00 Petersburg Rail-
road bonds Glass g." 90 7Gi.. 1000 DO. at n; 10
shares Richmond and AlloeLany Railroad stock 10
l8e; GO shares Petersburg Railroad stooS 10 - :,
10 do. a. 2-s; 10 shares Norioio and western
Railroad preferred stock at - :; 1000 Western
North Carolina Railroad =. 1880. 20 lOi.
SECOND EDARD.-3 ,harca Richmond and Pc
tcr,bprg RAILROAD stock at -, do. 10 73' 1000
Pcter.nnr, Ealh Dad hond. " CHS b, ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

Flour.
fiour-we quote; Fine siesi aS,1roo SS. al,
o.as,S Al sOsfs5: common family, ffS22
! ESQ: choice family, $3.50 sv.oV'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

All regular passenger trains stop at Bon Air.
PILI.MAN-CAR SERVICE
on Train 5u-New orh and Atlanta rfd wash
ingtoa aud Danyiiic.
Gu Train 52-RichmDud and DanVillc. and
Charlotte and Charleston.
Tickets sold 70 al ioiuts south. southeast m Il
southwest. ard baggage checked through.
No Liy-oser checks given Ga loc.l tickets.
\. POPF,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
T. II. r. lALCOTr. General Manager. my 20
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FTRNEIT RE.

GREAT ATTRACTION AND0
u great bargains &C T.. GATIRiGHI ~,
70 M -oC.rIor street. are very l1ieP J
design of tic most fashionable fURN ttikt
made we are now Oucrinx at Innnr.ly
inx rrlces. P.riie- in want ~ GOOD FUR
EiTfIfF can hc accommodated, both IN
price ami ouelity, and win iud y o their Interest
ID cxamiee our stock before buying clse"lieft'
my Igkm
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Leave
i,lchmo'd 2:i5 T.. VI Gas A. NJ 7:lOP. ".
M'tPOint 300 l.. " IlO:O5 A. NJ lO.39P NJ

Passenger tram connects az West Point daily
except sunday with steamers for Baltimore AZ a
the North
Freight trains leaving Richmond. aty6:l5 A. NJ.
and 7;iO T.. VI. will have paSsenger-coaches at
tachcd.
Train No. a. connects At Burkcyille with Nol
folk and Western railroad for Farmyilie, Lynch
burg. and all southwestern points.
Train No 80 Through passenger stops at all sta
lions, connecting at Snthcrlin's with Milton and
Snthcrlin Narrow-Gaugc railroad for Milton; AZ
salisbury with Western North Carolina railroad
Tor al points I'm Western North Carolina; at At
lanta for all points South and Southwest
Train No. 81 Through passenger aud maid stoI =
at all stations, connecting nj Snthcrlns with Ni-
ton and Su,hcrlin Narrow-Gauge railroad for
Milton at Atlanta for all points south and south
west; NJ Charlotte with Charlotte, Columbia and
nah, aud Florida points.
Trains from the south arrive NJ Richmond az
$3.50 y VI, 7:2O 4. NJ, and loo L. W.. and from
West POintai l0:20 A. VI. passenger, aud 3 4. VI.
aud 2:i0 i. w. (Frpight.J
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r!'O BALTIMORE FOR Sl.j0.
THE YORK-RiyFR LINE.
PASSENGER ROUTE
TO BAI TiMOBE AND All. POINTS NORTH.
RESUMPTION OF PASSENGER SERVICE,
DAILY uENCFpT SUNDAY
on AND AFTER MONDAN.NNA -. 1889, BY
TRAINS LEAVING RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE DEPOT, VIRGINIA STREET,
At ma p NJ
DICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG

DICUM MON ID. FREDERlCKSB BURG
IL AND POTOMAC RhilEOAD.-schcdule
commencing MAY -, lSS2:
3:44 \. NJ. leaves Byul-Stroct station daily stops
only 40 Milford and Frederick sburg.
500 4. NJ. leaves Byri-Sircci station daily lex
scpf >Uudayl.
300 l.. ". leaves Byrd-~ rect station daily.
400 J.. NJ. Accommodation for Ashland. leaves
Broad-~trct station daily lcXccp.
SGudlVsl.
lf.29 a.. W.. uulvts ~ byrG-~ircct station daily.
BOA =. N.arrycs at liyrd->ircct station daily;
makes DO local stop-.
0.4sP. M..arrlycs at Byrd-s,rect station daily
lcNecpf ~md1yl
S:3i \ ". AccouIr Qdnfion. arrives ~ Broad
street .'aion daily except sunday.
q. A. TAYLOR. General Iictef Agent.
T.. 2. g.. MriRs. Gcnoral Sulcriniendgnt my ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

ELEGANT CHAMBER AND0
IA PAELOU--UiIr, ~.
DINING-NO0N SUITS. ...,-,,..,., Xxi
MtT'IRFSSFS, BEDDING, ~ hIHEkS
IOW-PRIgED CHAMBER AN' = = d, l. y ~
Fx1uilnr my very large stock. and we tIleta
shril please. FL " -, " :, -,
fe 26-eOd6m '"Nf'""' 49,
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BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.

Alexander stephens to-day said II nomi-
neted for Governor Of Georgia by the reg
ular Democratic Convention he would run
and If not, he would not run.
The nine tariG commissioners, report
saws. viii be sent to the Senate next week.
Secretary Teller attained his lity-second
wear to-day, and was the recipient OF birth
day presents.
The delegation Of Caddo Indians, who
have been here sixty days, were to-day di-
rected 10 20 home.
Government receipts to-day Customs,
s55l, 4Ss; internal revenue s2i4,G6o; ma
tional-bank notes for redemption. s35S,0OO'
Associated Press reports 10 the Dispaich.l
MIsArpR0PRIATIEG GOVERNMENT FUNDS.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-stillweil II; Rus
sell, q United States marshal for The west
ern district OF Texas, who was arrested on
the charge OF misrepresentation oi Govern
ment funds, was arraigned I'D the Crimlna
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Court to-day, and placed under $4,000
bonds 20 appear before the United States
Circuit Court at San Antonio. Texas, at the
June term.
TIE MACKRY-O'C0NNOR CONTEST.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 23.-Tbc rcn-
sons of the Democrats for declining TO dis
cuss in the House the Mackey-OConnor
election contest are stated tonight by lead
ing members OF the party-among them
Representatives Randall and Carlislc-in
the following words: There are two ques-
tons inyolved-frst, forgery Of testimony;
and second, the right TO the seat under the
rules OF the House. II the Democrats con-
sent to the consideration OF the case the
Republicans will seat Mackey by a party
vote without investigating the forgery.
The Democrats are ready To consider the
appropriation bills and other public bust
ness, but will not consent TO try this case
until full investigation OF the forgery Is
had.
THE sTAR-ROUTE CASES.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The star-rOute
cases came up again to-day, and all OF the
defendants gave bonds under the new in
dictment which had been required under
the old indictment. The eases then went
over to Friday.
PERSONAL.
WAsHINGToN, ID. C., May 23.-Reprc-
sentative George, OF Oregon, has accepted
an invitation to deliver the memorial adj
dress on Decoration-day at Balls Bluif, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

The House Naval Committee to-day con-
sidcred the blll TO appropriate 100000 to
enable Master Lucien Young and thirty
three scamcn to 60 on another Arctic eX-
ploring expedition, and agreed to report it
adversely with a unanimity which showed
that congressman are not disposed TO Sacri-
fee any more valuable lives in searching
fo. the North Pole.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-05-24

n,rrrfoRF. Mly23.-Yirginia g., consolidated
Gag. second series, 80; new lu-lV to'-' ID" W.
I.N
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY
SCHEDULE,
TAKING EFFECT NAY II, 1852.
DEPART RICHMOND:
Fast line. : :. ". daily: ENprcss. 1915 =. ".
daily. charlottesville accommodation. 4 i. ".
daily excerpt sunday; f:3O +. NJ, Norfolk TX
press, daily except sunday.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
From Norfolk. ! 1880 4. W.: Charlottesville. o
e. W.. hotu,atiy terccpt sunday. 1870 l.. VI. from
the West, daily: Z :. ~. from llEufin. ton. daily.
Iichct-Olhcc,: Corner Ninth aud Main. 1000
Main street, and depot. II. ". ri LLtR,
General Passenger Agent.
q. W. SMITH General Manager. my IA
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rTKsONAL NEWs ~.

Peter Warwick, Of your city, was at the
Capitol to-day. one Of the ahlest and fair
est Republican correspondents here said
to-day that he was astonished TO hear that
n congressional delegation had been to the
White House and urged the appointment
Of J. Hale sypheras one Of the Tariff Com
mission. Senator Malone has gone TO Viz
cinia, and will return Friday. Senators
Call, Jones Of Florida, Bayard, Garland,
Morgan. and others spoke on the Geneva
award bln this afternoon.
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4 direct rlur-heurs connection b. made between
gichmona aud Norfolk hy trains leaving Man
.rlesferat 1850 4. n. ami Norfolk "a LIB 4. ".
Al trains leaving Petersburg VIII -thFt i4'ih ths
'Psniing he rebuilding Of James-Riyor bridge
All pl.-eugcr trains depart from ANA arrive az
sfsuci,. IN station. foot Of seventh street.
q. klNLl, General Superintendent
A. pOPt. ttentral Passenger ana Ticket Agent
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M ClyII-srnVICE EIrOrT.

The report Of the senate Committee Oh
Civil Service Is in tEc hands OF the printer,
and it i, stated tonight that with the AZ
pendiN it viii make $50 pages. Practical
politicians do not look for practical results
from Il.
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YORk-RIvER LINE.

Passenger Freight dali freight daily
daily. IIyeN. Snd'yl ex. sunday.
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Vricf News Items.

There were Gurrios Of snow in Minnesota
and Dakota on Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
A Fiendish Crime.

Richmond, Indiana. March g.
Four miles north OF Decatur there is
small district school, which is
pasronizsd during the winter
months by the farmert' children till
spring Last fall the trustees
engaged Miss Emily Numbers, a
recent graduate of the Decatur High
school, to teach this school. She had
been regularly instructing the schol-
ars until this morning, when upon
opening the door they foand her half
stripped OF her clothing, lying beside
her desk. with her bowels pretrudipg
from ner abdomen, and her arm
chopped of and her tongue pulled
out. The children ran screaming to
the house of the nearest neighbor
but being too badly scared to tell
what they bad seen, be returned
with them and saw that q much
more horrible crime had been com.
mitted than they knew of. The
teacher, beautiful, we'll developed,
young blonde, IL years old, had
been repeatedly outraged and then
murdered, and the body almost Gu!
to pieces. The school is in part ct
the country, that, until within few
years had no means of communics-
ton with the outer world, except by
the old Fort Wayne corduroy road,
by fiat boating on the St. Mary's
river to Fort Wayne, and General
Wsyne's trail to Piqua. The people
are mostly German, of the Kricker-
booker stripe. who still go plodding
along the bottomless roads in wooden
shoes, and worship regularly at the
old Catholic churches that dot the
country through three or four coun
ties.
The black forest of Northern Ohio
is only few miIes to the east, over
the state line. and there is q suspi
cion that the murder was the work OF
some of the horse-thieves and out
laws who have taken refuge there.
Whoever they we're they secreted
in the school-house
before daylight and awaited her
coming, and on her entering
knocked her down and outraged
her. In killing her they used an ak
or Ratchet and q bowie knife, the
latter being left driven up to the
handle ia her neck. The NEST sick-
ening and CHASTITY part of the fearful
picture that broke upon the children |
when they entered the door was her
which lay in a quivering
mass beside her, and her tongue cut
loose from its roots. Her beauty |
was probably her ruin, for some
wretch, noticing her comely form
and long, Wsvy hair, must have
formed a resolution to take advan-
taee of her when alone, as che !
always was when building the fires
FeEsgSeesRsas6z75 s-1e zc1-a& SEsa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19
HABITS OF THE SEA-COW.


The manAtee, or eea.cow, is ths
most widely diffnsed OF the sirenians
and. being American, has the firsl
claim to consideration. It's various
species are found along the coast,
and In the rivers and inland lakes oil
tropical America; the length of the
entire opposite coast OF Africa, around
the Cape; and as far north up the
Mozambique coast az the Zsmbesi
River; 10 the upper Niger River; in
Lake Tchad; in the East African
Lake Shirws; and in the Tana Sea.
In AbgssiniA. Agsssiz has termed
the animal tho modern representa-
tive of the dinotherium. and 1t l.
probably the creature which Colum-
bus mistOok for a mermaid. Ii
grows to be sometimes as long as
seventeen or twenty ieet, but gener-
ally not mere than from eight TO
twelve feet, and to weigh from one to
three or tour tons, having body the
shape OF an elong @ted barrel, slightly
fatsened above and below, with Hat
tened or spatulste tail of about one
fourth the extent of the body. Its
skin lie much like that of the hippo
potamus. and is very sparsely COW
cred With hair. Its fore limbs are
set far forward, are more free in
their motions than those of the
cetaceans, and may be used as
claspers, hexed over the chest, for
swimming or dragging the animal
along the bottoms, or up the banks
OF the rivers in which it feeds, and
to assist in the prehension of food.
The fnger-bones may be felt through
the skin. with which they are con-
nected; but no evidence of digital
organs is outWardly visible. except
the rudimentsry nails on the edges
OF the 6ippers. The dippers. aexi-
bic and possessing much OF the
power of the hand, have given the
animal its name from the Latin
Mdnus, a hand. The head is conieal.
with a feshy nose, like that OF COW,
and large nostrils, and appears as if
joined Immediately on to the body
without visible neck. Anatomy fur
thermOre shows that one of the
cervicai vertebIe, of which there
are generally seven il mammals,
including the dugong, is wanting.
The mouth is small, and without
front teeth, but is provided with two
mobile, lateral. Recovered pads,
with which it seizes its food quite
dexterously. The mamm8 are on
the breast, and 81 resemble those OF
the human being az to make it easy
to believe that the fable of the mer-
maid was derived from this animal.
The msnatees feed in herds on the
bottoms of rivers and tie shallow
waters along the shore, where they
browse on slge and aquatic herbs.
They associate together in the most
pesceable manner, and show a great
community of feeling. They COM
bine for defense when attacked,
taking especial care OF their young.
by putting them in the center of the
group. and, it is said. showing co
much intelligent sympathy as to try
10 pull cut the weapon from one OF
heir companions which may have
oeen struck with a harpoon. Pop
lLar Science Monthly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-03-19

and sweeping the room in the morn
ing. and taking another of bic swn
kind into his confidence. did the hor-
rid deed. Miss Numbers belonged to
most excellent family. and only
hught froCl choice. having volun-
!arily left good home to take tha
schOel.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1882-10-21

Seu.Ptiqaals sFeppgtsaa ysPGainybpS'
ing spread that Tia gFsastCosast
AO1 .blaziRg ie thpn. snOrMtng sky'
i~ilrEstufis ine1t Year, f2lt iitC Ehs
saA, Ahd By the collision Increase
As,sHRF hsai 70 such . assESs that
sIl lViAg things upOn the oaFtA
myi'bv idoSstO9ed. EHiS u, n
sJssEl', bAasd SpsR ,Ehs tbsssy sbit
tho present. comet iS identical Vith
the ttOss OUuStSs 1850, ana, thst
every Tins, IT,, i, HpprOaShss ths POait
dAeG 90 in . narrower orbit than
HdGauwq "a laslAstS ShaWd SsO ttSS
EeaFOiSl ahsGgVAEiOSS - sAOi como;
ed NmaAOSnthatiDh AoOSiaehsACal
0ithHht,ounStsf ISs2 bt2SInatR1
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