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The Fifth Glass Killed Him.

The man who backed himself with q
fifty-pound sterling note to drink SIX
glasses of whisky within sixty seconds
lost his waycr-and his life. This per-
son was n pork butcher named Fen
messy. residing in Limerick City. who.
il appears, had frequently demonstrated
his peculiar capacity Sor swallowing
whisky against time. His last exhibit
ton in this line was witnessed by \ nu-
merous company. and it is understood
that a good deal of money changed
hands over the event. F~cnnessy's
hackers, who were numerous. laid
heavily on Their man. who. they felt
confident from his previous feats in
swallowing a large quantity of strong
liquor in n small space Of time, wouli,
rs n Of them expressed il. "get out
side the six glasses of whisky quicker
than \ cat could ~sneeze." The cham
pion fire-water ~swallowcr stripped to
his work; it was his custom to dr. nix in
his shirt and trowsers only: like most
remarkable men. he had some peculiari-
~; the connection between the wearing
OF stockings and the swilling of half .
dozen glasses OF whisky in 3 minute Is
uos puitc OohiOu>, uut re-
moved his stockings before attacking
the six glasses filed with home-mann-
featured stud, which were drawn up
in a row before him on a table. A
time-keeper with a watch having given
the signal 10 begin BY droppinga hand
kerchief on the floor. live of the
glasses were swiftly emptied into the
champions stomach. and he was in the
act Of iiing;ng the sixth after the Others
when he suddenly collapsed and rolled
over heavily on the ground. When
''time" vas called he was found to be
insensible. whereat there was some un-
parliamentary language used by his
hackers. who felt that they were the
victims of misplaced confidence. A
surgeon with . stomach. pump arrived.
but, although . good deal Of liquid Wa
lifted out OF the champion. he never re
covered consciousness, aud he died in .
short time. Tho surgeon who made
the post mortem examination said the
late lamented champion was % thor
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his body were subjected 70 the opera
ton Of . hydraulic press he was con-
6dent the yield would be . very largo
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WASHINGTON NOTES.

Attorney General Brewster is yigor-
ous!y pushing the inquiry into the attempt
cd bribery OF jurors in the star-route cases
The Treasur: Department is unable
to supply the demand for gold certificates,
and it is proposed to change the form SO that
countersigning will not be necessary.
Dressed beef from Chicago has made
revolution in prices Mt Washington, the
decreased cost to consumers being one
third
The Dead Letter Office has been re-
cciving hundreds of misdirected letters
which are sent out by insurance companies
to all parts of the country.
\ package has been received at the
Treasury Department containing sa500Oo in
Government bonds bcqueathed by Joseph L
Lewis. miser. of Hobokcn, \. y, to extin-
gui.h the public debt
During the fiscal year ended June 30,
tho posto,,ice Department re .eived sil $40,
~" and exp nded $40 oa9,Gii, leaving sur
plus d. 81. l.Sb,ss5
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MISCELLANEOUS oLEANrNos.

The steamship Herdcr went ashore
doubtless prove total loss She had l}3
passengers and n crew Of about 100 men, all
OF whom were landed without accident
Congressman Kasson, speaking at
the Sullivan meeting Mt Des Moincs on Irish
affairs said the diplomatic correspondence
between the United States and Great Britain
on the subject of imprisoned Americans was
Of such a character that, had they not been
released, the friendly feeling between tho
two nations would have been greatly i'm
pcrilcd.
A slight shock Of earthquake was ex-
pericnced Mt Montreal
Herbert Spencer, on account of illa
health, has abandoned his contemplated
Western trip, and will shortly return to En-
gland
Four tidal waves overwhelmed a
Mex can island on the Pacific coast, AM sew
enty people were drowned The calamity
occurred Simultaneously with the earth
quake on the Isthmus, Sept l.
President Arthur told n friend in
Boston hat he had suffered from no disease
except malarial fever, which he contracted
at Washington
The Dominion Government vii, next
summer lay cable under Lake Superior,
connecting with the telegraph system of On
tario
Cablcyrams from Lima announce the
failure of peace negotiations between Garcia
Caldeion and .ne Gillian officials, under tho
mediation of Minister Logan.
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Mistakes.

It is mistake to suppose that intel
ligen;, immortal and responsible beings
were placed in this world simply to eat
and drink, having no higher eniosment
than those enjoyed in common with the
brute creation.
Il ii a mistake to infer that one man
il hetter than another. simply because
Ia was horn in fayorite country. that
he has brains simply because he wears
fine clothes belonging to the tailor, or
that wealth il guarantee Of good
breeding and good behavior.
II il sal mistake to suppose that
vuRng ladies were made simply to he
arrnsed like peaeoeks, to receive coy
conb heaus IN the lnrlor, while the
mosl:er i Il drudge in the kitchen =
''ia>t good enough to wait upon such
daughter ~ one living in luxurious
ease and tn other toiling 70 support
an nnN ortls danshter, ani that ~ A..
toust of Such PRIDE ard selfish hito-
/ lsuse she will make good vile for ~
/ houe,t and poor young man.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

A Little Rock dispatch says that re-
turns of the vote in Arkansas Mt the septem-
her election on the liquor question have
been received by the Secretary Of State from
all but one small county, rs follows: For IL
cense, =, $50; against license, 45,4l. Only
twelve counties out Of scventy-fou voted
against license
Howard Carroll, wcllknown jour-
nalist was the unanimous choice of the State
Republican Committee OF New York for Con-
grcssman- ut Large.
The Democratic State Central Con-
vcntion Of Minnesota unanimously indorsed
the Republican nomination of James Gilfil-
Ian for Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court
The platform opposes the submission of an
amendment to the constitution lessening
the rights of the people, and demands a
chance to sell in the highest and buy in tho
lowest market in the world
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LATER NEWS ITEMS.

An express train on the New York
Central road struck carriage In Syracuse
and killed Mrs. McGone, Mrs. Comstock ami
Mrs. Burgess
The Egyptian Ministry positively re-
fuse to allow foreign counsel to defend Ara
bi Pasha and the other prisoners.
A Paris cablcgram announces the
death Of Count Napoleon Ncy. son Of the
famous Marshal at the age of -
England's reply tp Turkeys note
touching the evacuation OF Egypt has
raised the Sultan's ire and infuriated the ia
natieal party at Constantinople, who lay the
blame on Said pasha and demand his exccu-
tion.
Capt. Webb, the famous English
swimmer. accomplished the task Of remain
ing las's hours in a tank of fresh water at
NV York, during Which time his weight de-
creased twcEty six pounds
\ train on the New York Central
railroad struck carriage at Syracuse, n T.,
containing John D. Milonee aged -. his wife
aged -. Mrs H. b. Conn took and Mrs. Mum
70 Burgess, two elderly ladies visiting from
Marathon, N. Y. The three women were
killed and the man seriously injured.
Samuel G. Davis, vino founded m cx-
tensve dry goods house in St Louis. died Of
paralysis in Boston, leaving a large estate
Four OF the largest butchers Of New
York have decided to transfer their slaugh-
ter-houses to Chicago and send the meat
east in refrigerator
During the fiscal year ended June 30,
II, 266, ,oG3 pieces were coined by the United
States mints representing value Of $50
tla.44s. being nearly sll,ooo, ,on' greater than
in any previous year The silver purchased
by the Government during the period above
mentioned amounted to a3,6a7,.ss,9 ounces
at cost of 2i,l369ia
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of Cali
fornia passed resolutions indorsing the re-
fusal OF the Grand Lodge of Utah to admit
upholders Of Mormonsm.
Two Texas desperadoes, named James
and Edward Bean, were oyertaken by a
posse near Sunset, and James was killed and
Edward mortally wounded.
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THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.
Abstract of the Repnr, of tn. c,mni
k,Oner ol the l:elieral Land Otficc.

Abstract Of the Report of tn. I'm MIS-
x:oner Oi the General Land Office.
The Commissioner of the Land Office, in
his annual report, states that the lands now
embraced within the limits of the public do
main amount TO $500 o.ooo acres including
Alaska. He ra ra.cmmends that the Pr.emp-
ii II law be abolished, rs the Homestead laws
cover all cases now arising. Public sales of
land last year amounted to s,Gsi acres, en-
hracing a,Oli acres near Toledo. Ohio. which
were sold Tor si6,s:s5, an average of SIS per
acre Respecting the forfeiture of railroad
grants the Commissioner says. " The status
of various grants for railroad pur-
poses where roads have not been
constructed within the time prescribed
by law was reported to & ngress
March aS last The absence of Legislative ac-
ton touching the renewal OF these grants or
declaring the forte ture thereof seriously
embarrassed the work OF this office. IL is
not deemed expedent to certify additional
lands TO the railroad companies nor to
award to the companies lands in dispute be-
tween them and settlers or other claimants,
pending the determination of Congress In
the premises. Large numbers Of Sc tiers oc-
cupy such lands, and it is important to know
whether they can receive their titles from
the United States. or whether they will be
companies Commissioner Nacfarland sub
mits an estimate for the salaries AMI contin-
gent expenses OF the next fiscal Year.
amounting III the aggregate To SiS, 80,
which is IN increase ot the amount appro-
priated for the current fiscal year OF Ss3 40.
The increase Is distributed generally among
the bureau officers. and includes $1,000 tor
an Assistant Commissioner.
In as.cor lance With IN act passed at the
last session of Congress, the Commissioner
of the Gencr,d Land ofiice is now preparing
for publication n volume containing the cod.
flied Land laws and The history of Tho public
domain of the United Sta.es, compiled and
prepared hy tile Public Land Commission
with all OF tip subsequent Land laws pa sd
M To the day Of adjournment al the list
] Congress. There vii be 4 limited number
] OF volumes published for general d.stlibu.
ton, and many applications for thtm hay.
D already been received from LAWYERS and per
sons eng agea III th land business, To whom
the book will be of much value.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

The military tribunal in session at
Balta, Russia, trying the cases of anti-Jewish
rioters, have condemned one leader to two
years Imprisonment and five others from
sixteen to eighteen months
nj. Duruax, French Minister of Pub
lie Instruction, in speech at Nancy, advo-
Gated teaching the children republican poll
tics, that they should be instructed what the
Government lost ut Asace and Lorraine,
and enlightened as to the character OF the
old monarchies.
Sultan pasha, President of the
Egyptian Chamber of Notahles, thinks
Turk sh Intervention in the affairs of the
country would cause anarchy. He thinks
the cost of the Joint control was exirava-
giant. and admits the mass of the people are
unfit for representative government
The North Staffordshire coal-mine
owners have granted their miners 10 per
cent advance in wages.
The indictment against the Egyptian
leaders contains three counts: Instieating
the Alexandria massacre, directing the burn
ing of the city and abusing "A flag OF truce.
When the rebel prisoners were de-
livered to the Egyptian authorities the En-
glish insisted that they be allowed legal as
sistance. The Egyptians contend that this
condition does not bind them to permit the
engagement of foreign counsel The ques-
tien will be referred to the Foreign olfice.
4 dispatch from Singapore, India,
says that Explorer Witt, i'll the service OF
the British Borneo Company, has been muir
dercd by the head hunters The Dyak Gus
tom of collecting human heads, it has been
thought, had died out
Lorillarl's Touch-me-not won the
Bedford Stakes for a-year- folds ut Newman
ket
Father Sheehv, recently imprisoned
Us a suspect" in Ireland, has been present
ed by his parshioners with testimonial
valued at taa,lnO
The Earl of Shrewsbury's mansion,
mgestre Hall, near stafford, England was
destroyed by fire. Loss about s.,5nnA
Mr.. Courtney, Il member of the Brit.
! ish Parliament, assumes to define the policy
! of the Government by stating that Egypt Ii
| to be detached from the Sultan and her peo
PIE left To stew In their own lulce.
! The bodies Of Lady Hanham and Mrs
Hanham, who died in 1877 and 1885, respect
! lively, have just been CT mated in England
| the first which have taken place in thai
country.
According to United Ireland, Parnel
A.. Il.
dent hut firm policy for abolition of rack
rents pending the attainment Of apeasan
proprietary The same journal ridicule
the reports OF dssensions among the lrisl
leaders
Recruiting for the Egyptian gendar
merle has been prohibited in Switzerland.
The Egyptian Minister of Financ'
has Il list ot landed estates valued at f2, ,eo,
ooo belonging to leaders OF the rebellion
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BARBED WIRE.
A Great Legal Victory OF Interest to Farm-
ors and Manufacturers.
T-s1

A Great Legal Victory OF Interest to Farm.
ers and Manufacturers.
from the Chicago Tribune.l
An important decision to holders of patents
for barbed wire was given by Judge Gardner
in the case OF the Chicago Galvanized Wire
Fence Company against the Washburn &
Mocn Manufacturing Company After the
final decision by Judges Drummond and
Blodgett in the famous barbed-wir cases
settlements, as is well known, were made
with all those who held any patents
for barbed wire or harbel-wire machines,
under which the patents were to be su rem
dercd to the company, and the patentees
allowed to manufacture on paving certain
royalty The compainant's agreement pro-
yi.led that the royalty to be paid under their
license was not to be greater than that
charged to any other party licensed after
the lst of January, 1881. under the several
letters patent mentioned in the license.
and IL the Mashburn 4 Moen
Company should license other par
ties to manufacture under such
patents at n le Is sum than three-quartefs of
cent pound then the royalty to be pad by
comp ainant should be cosrespondingy re-
duced Jacob Haish, however, after a Wig
orous fight, finally settled on far more favor
ane terms and the claiman insisted that he
was EMIT ed to ~ good conditions a Hash
The latter was allowed to make 4 QUO tons OF
wire year without paying any royalty, and
1900 tons more ut royalty Of only half a
cent a pound.
The Judge held that the chief object of
the settlement with Haish was the termna-
ton Of the litigation with him: that the pur-
chase of his patents and the Stevens claim
was o secondary matter, and was used To
give the appearance OF consideration to
what was in reality q license free OF ROYALTY
| for the manufacture of 4,,Nu tons yearly oil
| barbed- wire and OF 4uvo tons more n a less
| rate by - cents u hundred pounds than To
the other licensees and SO reduction 10 Hai~l
| to that extent, Of which the compliments
| had right To avail themselves under theil
/ lease In SO far as the comp ainant sought
/ to secure any benefit on account af the dam
| ages for infringement agreed To be paid d,
/ them, the Judge was not inclined To grant
/ any relief as it was doubtful whether II
| could be given under the bill, and the dtla
| ment with Hash in that regard WI, no; 1
| violation of any agreement or understand
/ ting with the complainant
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The JeWSharD.

An Englishman has established a
manufactory OF jewsharps in Trey. 1t
is said that there are only two others in
the country, one III New York aud the
other in Boston. A simpler instrument
than the iewsharp it would be hard T.
conceive, hut the process of manu-
factnre comprises no fewer than thirty
~eparate operations. The inventor Of
that humble instrument, which has
been vibrating all over the world for
centuries, is unknown to fame. At the
beginning Of the present century the
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caused by De-
rangcmcnt Of Liver, Bowels and Kidneys.
SYMPTOMS OF A DISEASED LIVER.
bad breath: Pain in the Side, sometimes the
pam Is lett under the Shoulder blade, mistaken for
Rheumatism general loss Of appetite: Bowels
generally costive. sometimes alternating with lax:
the head IS troubled wti pain, is dull and heavy,
WITH considerable losa y memory, accompanied
with painful sensation ofleaving undonc something
which ought TO have been done: slight, dry cough
and flushed iAce is sometimes an attendant, often
mistaken sor consumption: the patient complains
- WEAKNESS and debility nervous, easily startled:
teet cold or burning, sometimes prickly sensation
ot the skin exists: spirits low and despondcnt
and although satisfied that exercise would be bene-
hclai, yet one can hardly summon up fortitndc 10
ofthc above symptoms attend the disease, bu, cases
have occurred when but few of them existed yet
examination after death has shown the Liver to
have been extensively dcranged.
It should be used by all persons. old and
young. whenever any of the above
symptoms appear.
Persons Travelling or Living In TN.
neAlthy Localities, by taking dose OCCASION
all Malaria, Bilious attacks. Dizziness, Nau.
sea, Drowsincss Depression of Spirits etc II
will invigorate like glass Of wine but Is no In.
tosicating beverage.
IT You have eaten anything hard Of
digestion, or feel heavy after meals or sleep.
less al night, take dose and you will be relieved.
Time and Doctors Hills will be saved
by always keeping the Regulator
In the Housed!
FOR, whatever the ailmcnt may be, a thoroughly
safe purgative. Alternative and tonic can
never DC out OF place. The remedy is harmless
and does not interfere with business or
pleasure.
1T is PURELY VEGETABLE.
AND mas al the power and efficacy Of Calomel or
Qulninc, without any Of the injurious after effects
A Governors Testimony.
Simmons Liver Regulator has been in use in my
family for some time and am satisfied il is a
valuable addition to the medical science
] GILL SHORTER, Governor Of Ala
Hon. Alexander II. stephens. Of Ga,
Simmons Liver Regulator, and wish to give it
further trial.
The only Thing that never fails to
Nciieve."-l have used many remedies for nys.
pcpsa, Liver Affection and Debility hut ncve-
have found anything to benefit ne to the extcr:
simmons Liver Regulator has. | sent from Min
nesota to Georgia for IT, and would send further f
such medicine, and would advise all who are srr-
iiarly affected to give il trial it seems the only
thing that never fails TO relieve
r. NJ JAsSrr, Minneapolis, Minr
Dr. T. w. Mason says: From actual c,-
perience IN the use OF Simmons Liver Regulator &c
my practice have been and ara satisfied To use
ana prescribe 1t as pargatiyc medicine.
b." Take only the Genuine, which always
has ON the Wrapper the red 4 Trade Mark
and signature Of j. II. ZEILlN Il co.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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r Catholic Examiner

The Catholic Examiner saws:
women have no. hing to gain from
mixing in politics, but they have much
to lose. Wherever stream of pure
water flows into one that is muddy it
max be noticed that the pure water
speedily becomes detiled, while the 9TH
er continues rs muddy as before.
Women who are now pleading that the
ballot shall be placed in their hands in
order that politics may be purified will
do well to make a note of this fact.
Cleaning tho Augean stable of politics
is a work in which We would prefer not
to see our wives, mothers or sisters en-
gagged"
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jewsharp was developed by combining
several different Instruments, each with
a separate pitch. and in 1877 Enlen-
stein, native Of Wnrtcmbcrg, made a
sensation in London by playing on six
teen Mt once
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SURGEONS know the value of tile
expansive power OF peas and Other
grain in making anatomical prepara-
tions. No enc has any idea Of the
fore exerted until test is made. An
Itali.sn vessel, laden with rice, put into
List London leaking badly. 4 siren.
uans effort was male to pump out tie
water and unload the cargo. Bnt the
rice continue to swell, and finally the
vessel was violently burst asunler.