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NASHVILLE, Mag ia-The state senste.
to-day passed. il bill TO fund the state deot
Al siIty csnts, and Q. 5 4, 5 and per cent
interest. The yoas stood u 10 IL. The biil
will Will ppobesly also pas Tho h"er
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Eound Dead.

FREMONT, Ohio, May 15.-JscoA Lamalla,
missing since Wednesday, was found dead
by the roadside, near here, yesterday. His
death is a mystery.
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The Army W Orm.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL, May l5.-The Depart
ment of Agriculture report great damage
to the wheat by the army worm in Union
county. ....
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PULLMAN, LII, May l0.-At ABOUT seven
o'clock Sunday night, party of twelve
men embarked in q sail boat for ride on
the Calumet Lake. They put off from the
Pullman shore and had made about half
the distance across the lake, when the boat
was capsized by the fierce wind that was
blowing. The men were watched on their
way by large crowd on the shore, and
when the accident occurred three boats
were promptly manned and put out for the
men who were in the lake.
The stormy water prevented the rescu-
ing boat from reaching the twelve men, who
could be plainly seen clinging to their up
turned boat. The would-be rescuers, after
a gallant attempt to save the drowning
men, and after having anarrow escape from
Capsizing themselves, were compelled to
put into shore, and the victims of the acci.
dent gradually loosed their hold and sank
beneath the waves. So far as can be learn.
ed all were drOwed.
The following are the names of those
on board: Napoleon Bucklin, aged so;
his two soils, Ben. and James Bucklin; J.
apeSS eSS3$HH Years S' @younS flah karfieor r osaH;;
= man named Davis, 10 years old, and
another man whose name conld not be
learned.
All the men worked at Pullman, and were
we'll known there, and their sea fate creates
a great deal of sorrow. The lake shore Is
crowded with anxious people awaiting the
recovery OF the bodies. =,
The bodies of Ben. Bucklin and Smith
have been recovered. Boats are out now
dragging for the others. Bucklln leaves a
wife and five daughters. Smith leaves a
wife and child. Pierce and Moore were
from Blissheld, Mich, and each leave a
family there. Bucklin was an old sea cap
tain, and well known in the east and thor
ougRly understood the handling OF boat
why the party should have yentured out
on the lake in the storm which was raging
is a mystery to everyone.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

I BE- bureau of statistics. tho Treasury
SsTtment. furnishes the following
n nmary OF the imports and exports Of
\ United States for the eight months
ad February 18th, 1852, compared
{, the corresponding period Of lSSl:
! jues Of imports ofmerchandise, lSS2,
B ,7S7 .O>5; 1851, $lS1, ,S96,9S2. Value
sxports ofdomestic merchandise, 1SS2,
b,i6S, $50, 1851, $GO7, ,S27, ,94l. Value
Exports Of foreign merchandise, lSS2,
li59,O95; lS>l, Sll,OO+,5SS. Imports
sold and silver, lSS2, S37, ,5l5, 800; ISL, ,
S555,O5t. Exports of domestic coin
q bullion, lNS2, $l5, So, ,23S; 1881, ST.
sOi2. Expcrtg Of foreign coin and
Dion, l>,2, g, 4S2, $50; 1881, So, i7O, SIS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

A rpnx strengthening tonic, free IRON
whiskey and alchohol. cures eysPePas ~
similar diseases. IL has never sceS e2ss'
ed Browns iroa BissesA
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u, q. Marshal Arrested.

Russell, for the Western District of Texas,
Ess arrested here, to-day. Tor presenting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

..,irberd has been summoned to ap-
bsfore the Foreign Affairs Commit
an wednesday.
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Road.

fmyhC0, May l5.-ArtiCleS OF incOrpOra-
r. of the Chicago, 81. Louis and Western
! road Company, were filed at Spring
3D. Inquiry deyelOpeS the fact that the
tw rad IS 10 be practically an extension
/ the Chicago, Pekin and Southwestern to
f.CagO The new line Is 20 be but thirty
fTec miles long, running from the termi-
is OF the Chicago, Pckin and Southwest
T., at Joliet, 10 a connection with the line
The Chicago and Western Indiana near
f,tOn, and will gain admission 70 the city
ser the tracks oi the latter road. This
]. make an independent line in cOmPeti'
pa with the Chicago and Alton for the
81 sud graIn carrying trade.
Trains Running.
ATLANTA, May l5.-Regular trains cont
fenced running on the Georgia Pacific
/ ad, to-day, 10 DOuglasyille.
Running Regularly.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, May l5.-The ST. Louis
rd Iron Mountain Railroad is repaired,
Ed trains are now running regularly the
I,l length OF the road. Five days mail
pom the north arrived yesterday.
sale Postponed.
RICHMOND, Va, May l5.-The sale of the
Washington and Ohio Railroad has been
ten days from tomorrow.
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BUSINESS

Repora or tho I.eaaisG CieasisG Hssse~
BosTos, Mass, May lb. - From the
Post: The following table shows total gross
exchanges at 25 leading clearing houses of
the United States for the week endisG
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

~ that Charley Ross has been
trr5" again, We may hope to hear
1 UoWgate and Dorsey.
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UNDER THE WAVES.
Twelve Men Drowned by the Cap
sizing Of a Boat.
The Shores of the Lake Lined With Specta-
tors. But all Attempts at Rescue Fail,
and the Men Find Watey
Graves.
MINOR CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

CHICAGO, May 15.-A report is received
here that pleasure boat capsized on Lake
Calumet, South Chicago, and twelve per
sons drowned. No particulars are received
and the story is not fully credited.
Chicago, May ia special from Pull
man, ILL.,, dated 10 A. N. says: The most
distressing accident that has yet happened
in Pullman, occurred at about O'Clock
Sunday night. A sailing boat, with eight
persons on board, capsized in Lake Calu-
met, and all were drowned.
The boat was small craft, used for pleas
ure excursions, and ut the time mentioned
had on board party consisting of Captain
Bucklin, an old sea captain, from Maine,
his two sons, boys of II and y years of age,
John Smith, foreman of the car department,
and four men whose names cannot at pres
ent be ascertained.
They had gone out merely for pleasure
ride, although owing to the rough charac-
ter of the water, they were urged by their
friends not to venture out. The capsizing
of the boat was witnessed bya large num-
Der of persons on shore, including the wife
and daughter of Captain Bucklin.
As the boat went over scene of terror
ensued on the shore. As soon as possible
three boats were manned and put out to
save the victims, who were seen battling in
the waves, but although they got within
hailing distance Of the helpless persons,
but it was impossible to do anything,
owing to the terrible condition of the lake.
Several of the rescuing party had narrow
escapes from drowning. At this writing
the town is wild with excitement over the
sad event, as all the persons drowned were
well known in the Pullman works. The
lake shore is lined with people, and the
water is being dragged for the bodies Two
of the bodies those of Smith and one OF the
Burklin boys, have been recovered,
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THE NEWS.

-, thousand immigrants arrived
..,w York, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

For kidney and pelvic difficulties take
MAaALIA.
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.,a VIII De.epve 20 BE.

SHREVEPORT. La. May 1S.-Iu Union
PARISH, yesterday. Irene Manning oolorei
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Tue Senooners Foundered with ash
BEARD.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., May 15.-The schooner
l.. Rial and all on board, were lost IN P1a-
centia Bay. An unknown schooasr and
crew foundered in Fortune Bay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

California Roger Tichborue
J., 10 he seriously determined to at
| pc 10 prove his identity with the lost
Tu,s is safe enough business in
Iamis, but if he follows it up in
lIani his epitaph will probably be:
lre tu iOin Arthur OrtOn."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

[lari, some talk of making Gen.
I,rC. Schenck a candidate for Con-
|. in the new Third district of Ohio.
- good man to have in Congress,
thoroughly understands the value
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

,rhen the question shall come up in
R,publican party in 1854, "Shall We
Icinste Chester Arthur for Presi-
80 the Hall Breeds will sing out,
u - y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

,,;Ire seems to be in about as immi-
/ .rcerof losing his wifeas Guiteau
[; IoSing his life.
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a.,s.,tea Assassination.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May l5.-A special
from Monsecello, Southeastern Arkansas
seys: Saturday night while Joe CavineSs,
a prominent merchant was going from his
store TO his residence, FIVE miles from Con-
nersville, he was shot by some unknown
person from the roadside and wounded in
the left arm and side, though not fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

4 gun club has been organized in
f.nisOn, Colorado. Both the gun and
club are in great demand in that
J.. There is no good reason why from
\ olproper tools one should shoot a
! who needs only to be clubbed, or
fely rUba man whoought to be shot.
} gun club meets want which has
j lUug FELT in Colorado.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

erials giving the result of the Con-
kOioual primary meetings in Column
! a county, Ohio, show that Congress
Mckinley has % out of 81 dele
to the District Convention. This
|irally settles the fight and insures
Einlry's denomination.
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story is going the rounds of the
/ !hs, BernhaIdt is already Jealous
Husband. This means that busi-
,rS, and sara has invented a new
.n Of advertising.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-05-16

! Rpar,rd statesmen in bronze frock
. !. and double buttoned marble waist
5 - was good. We begin to think
/, Oscar is 4 piece Of decorative clay,
lqrvte known as an aesthetic brick.
last effort is perfectly stunning
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Trains Running.
Running Regularly.

ATLANTA, May l5.-Regular trains cont
,enCed running on the Georgia Pacific
bad to-day tO DOupl1syilla
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sale Postponed.

RICHMOND, Va, May l5.-The sale of the
aShington and Ohio Railroad has been
StpOned ten days from tomorrow.
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William ]. Coughlin, Of Somerville, Mass
says In the fall Of 1915 l was taken with
bleeding Of the lungs, followed by severe
cough. | lost my appetite and flesh, and was
confined to my bed In 1877 | was admitted
to the Hospital. The doctors said had hole
in my lungs as bigaS half dollar. At one
time report went around that was dead. |
gave up. hope, but friend told me OF DR..
William Halls Balsam FOR the Lungs. got
q bottle, when TO my surprise, commenced
to feel better, and to-day feel better than for
three years past.
~ write this hoping every one afflicted with
Diseased Lungs will take Dr.. William HALLS
Balsam, and be convinced that cOnsumptian
can be cured. can positively say it has done
more good than all the other medicines have
taken since my sickness.
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NEW ApyRRTlsRMENrs,

EoR RENT--A FURNISHED FRONT
y Ro0n. No 8 fifteenth GirSSL Inhitt
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SPEAKING Of tho iron market the New
York Tribune says: 1.-THE market for
metals has been weak, and 1t is evident
that prices OF iron cannot be sustained at
present, because financial circumstances
are uniayorable to the building OF new
railroads rs rapidly as has been expected.
The state Of the coal traffic, and the rumors
Of impending strikes among the miners,
cause some disturbance in that branch
also. The Exchanges show that trade is
not as regularly improving as it was at this
time last year."
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In tho annual report Of the Managers Of
the Western Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane, at Dixmont, Pennsylvania, for
1881, DR.. Reed, the Superintendent, at
tributes to vaccination the entire exemp.
ton from smallpox which that Institution
has enjoyed for twenty years, and states
further, in commendatory terms, rs iollOws:
Tin this connecticut is proper to acknowl'
edge the professional kindness Of DR.. ]. G.
Hupp, Of Wheeling, West Va, in giving
valuable aid towards protecting our people
from the prevailing epidemic by furnishing
all the virus needed to vaccinato 100 per
sons.n
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TRUSTEEs SALE OF

TRUSTEES SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust made by N, N. Dun
lap tome as trustee, dated the second day Of Feb
ruary, 1861, and recorded In the office Of the CleFl
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia
on Deed Of Trust Book No. IS page 81, will sell a
public auction, At the front door Of tho Court HouSs
Of SAid county. on
TUESDAY, MARCH Il, 1852,
commencing 1t ~ O'Clock A. NJ, the following de
scrbed property that is TO say: certain pIeCr OF
parcel Of land situated near West Liberty Ohio
county, West VirginIa, containing about i've acres
and and being the same upon which the aid N. n.
j win convey only tho title vested In me by aid
TERNs OF sALE-one.thlrd the purchase money
on the day OF sale, the balance In two equal install
ments at SIX and twelve months with intetest from
DAY Of sale, the purchaser giving notes secured b.
Iced Of trust on the property tOr the deferred pay
jaiS wM. NJ. DUNLAP, Trustee.
The above sale Is continued until THURSDAY.
APKlL r. lSS2 At 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the front
mills tWM-M4 DTTSTAp T,u,tnn
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WANTRD.-AN ACTIVE GIRL 10
wv work IN store and otics. MuAt Be comet
and reliable: Apply By mall IN own hand writing.
No 1854 Market street. tnhib
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MnnELISa. ". VA. MAnon .. IL.

TnEnB was an animated discussion in the
Baltimore conference day or two ago
over the question Of tho reappointment oil
Presiding Elders. The sentiment of the
conference seemed TO be in favor Of return
ing Presiding Elders to tho work Of the
pastorate after one term ofEldenhip. The
Rev. ]. MtcKendrco Reilly, formerly Of this
city, was one Of those who differed with
tbe majority.
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GRrEysnuRG, Pa, January 20, 1850.

james l. FellOua
DEAR sIR-Allow me to inform you that |
have used Fellows Syrup of HypophoSphites
during the last four or five years in cases OF
consumption, and other lung and throat dis.
eases, with the most gratifying results.
NWF4W d. A ARTER NJ n
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Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated In 1868 for IS yeAr, by the LegiSla.
ture for educational and charitable plirpoSeSSWiIh
acapltAl Of s., 900, 0OO-to which reserve fund Of
So, 900 has since been added
BY an overwhelming popular vote, It's franchise
Wls made part Of the present State Contribution
adopted December 2 A. D. 1872
It's grand single number drawings will take place
Il meter scales or pOStpones, Look at the follow.
CAPITAL PRIZE $1,000.
,lW,OOO IiGHEIS At TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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1857 Prizes, amounting $40 460
responsible corresponding agents wanted al al
points 70 whom a Liberal compensation will bO paid
address Send orders by express or r,gstered ietlef
or money order BY mall, addressed only 70
n. A. DAUPHIN,
or 81. A. DAUPH1N, " 0'''' Ia
orM. A. DAUPHTS, - '''' ''''s'' NH'''S0' ilA'
COZ Seventh sthcct, Washington, n. G.
n. B,-orSen addressed 70 New ofleanS viii re.
celyc prompt attention.
TIE particular ass,,ion OF "A. Public q ear,,d n "A.
i1et hdl he eltirC n ber Of ne tttEs for eaeh YoSiS
prniItR0 e sOls and consequently al lie mia h Sork
drnICtR0 Gr<Iold and drdirR and paid. inhISwSIW
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E1rlcuiar notice.
All the drawings will hereafter be under the az.
elusive supervision aud control Of GENRRALSG, 7,
BEAUREGARD aud JUBAL A. FARLEY,
4 SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR.
TUNE FOURTH GRAND DISTRIBUTIONS. CiGte
., AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, APRIL lin,
lSS2-li3d MONTHLY DRAWING.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITI

ElNEdepartmeHts Of study; tsIt bob, ,r,.,,.
AT COST; calendar arranged Il Mi ~ iasaA
pentcs tor one year from SIS TO SS0. ncH,.s1n q
liberal, lhOrnugh. Fall term begins gFTpES,1SS
y 1881. Attendance Inst year ifpm x ror MEL
West Virginia and from 8 States and I SI4n1 Z
A NUMB Of students larger than iOr leu yeiS .
- For catalogues and Other inlortpstlo, -.
NE Acting President D. B. PURlSTOS' S,,!s
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E0R RENT-A TWO STORY BRICK
II dwelling house containing four rooms aud
hall. Hood dry cellar, and about u acre Of ground
iOr EArden within 20 yAfdI Of the railroad depot 1t
I'm Grove, Terms reasonable, Address OF apply
10 ]. 1. KiMMOEB, Him Grove, mhI6
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
State Elections RMS Year

Inc POLITICIANS will not be inactl ". this
yoSF' Eiections take place In tweIfy-
tnEee states. Rhode island will omen ~ a
contest next AIonth with an oleclIon TO-
0oVerDor, State officers aud n Le,isIa
ture. oregon Will follow In June. and -.
u, mocrals are 50 contideut of vIctnr,
although General GARFIELD c.rr,eS -
0 ,ate, toat they have called thtYr eonya,,
uoh 10 advance of the 1eDubljca ~
hentueky will elect Clerk of IT'S q >, :.
oI Appeals in August, aud In the GO -
mouth Tennetsee aud AiaAsm, 90 ,;,1 I9
choose Governors and IegisI +.I win
Maine comes al lng in Septemher NJ.
Will elect Governor and a I.eo,.,.ts.u
W mu,on nnd. win nave the naming of Senator
W sufcees mr. Frye, who, it will be :.
nompef5o' stepped into Mr.. Blaine &
es' eaeans piaee In the Senate when he he
9ane 1 Secretary of STATE. In OoLoh, r
1uo ,1tn an9 Iowa will ill some Ot their
,. ninof mceP, Colorado will proyife her.
o9d ona W,tn MN y governor and Legislatu q.
anu west Virginia will select an A..
sy sselnoly which will choose a United
~ ~ ases senator to succeed Mr.. DAVIS In
NoVemotr Connectlt ut. Delaware KaH-
sas, MassSchnsetts, Michigan NebtaaEa
Nevada, New Hampshire, PtnnsVYania'
eou roiina, Texas and New Yorr
VIII Eject Governors, while Illinois .,,iI
vote on legisl alive candidates who ,,,i,i
SaVe the destiny of M. David Dav,s
ee1a OF 10 their keeping. Both nar,i.s
naVe plenty of work before them fnr us =
tne Issue of the State contests vii III -, Hu
pend In a great measure the next go
Suugkle Tor the Presidency se"t
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Unpleasant for John sherman.

WAsHINaToN, March 15.-The evi
dence cited in the voluminous repor-
Of the Committee on Appropriations
in regard TO the so-called Sherman in
vestigation, was submitted to the Sem
ate this afternoon, and shows that a
great deal of work was dore by en-
ployes of the Treasury Department on
Mr. Sherman's new house and paid
out OF the Treasury. The old carpets
were sold at private sale to sundry
employees by Pltney and subordinates,
great Irregularities existing in these
sales, as in the disbursement of the
Contingent Fund generally. Copious
extracts are given from Mr.. Sherman q
testimony, but the report bears heayi,
" upon him never theless. lie saws
that Pttney was his business agent
and that Pitney mixed up. Pitney is
scapegoat, and as he is silent now, II
is to be hoped that be will not begin
making his "disclosuresn hereafter,
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Cnnnan.n aotton Traae.

OTTAWA, March 16.-The return
presented to Parliament by the FL
nance Minister to. day respecting the
cotton trade shows the average price
Of American gray cotton laid down In
Canada to be 33 73 100 cents per
pound. The avela age price obtained
by Canadian manufacturers 10 ~
cents. The average price for Ameri-
can bleached cotton is Az 93-100 cents;
for Canadian 38 cents /; showing that
Canadian goods cell a. the mills for 20
per cent. less than tho AmericaR, or
u per cent. over the prices OF the
American market without the duty
added.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Birth OF a Sea Lion.

A sea lion belonging tO w. q. Coup's
show, which arrived in Baltimore on
Tuesday evening on route from New
York to Augu,ts, Ga, yesterday gave
birth 10 cub at Union deoot. The
mother has been in captivity about two
months, having been taken on the Calf
fornia coast aud forwarded TO Central
Park, New York. OA Monday last she
was placed In q cage or van such ss 1t
used for the exhibition OF semi-amphib-
ious animals, which contains tank OF
water. The van was placed on freight
car in charge of Mr.. Stanley Carl, an
experienced keeper, for transportation
TO Augusta, where the show is now in
winter quarters. Accompanying was
another car containing large number
OF birds and monkeys. The latter
suffered very much from the wintry
weather which prevailed yesterday, and
1t became necessary to wrap some II
them up to preserve their lives. The ssa
lion, however, being native Of colder
climate, did not require unusual atten-
tioD. Tuesday night was passed at
Union depot In order to give the animals
q rest. Yesterday merning Mr.. Carl
made the iDto resting discovery that an
addition to his stock had taken place,
but unfortunately the new corner W as
dead. The little fellow was If dark
seal color and weighed about ten
pounds. Very fine soft hair covered the
body, and beard similar to that Of q
fnll-groWn cat surrounded the mouth.
@he feet we're perfect, eyes well open,
and the form was complete copy in
miniature of the mother. 1t is thought
that the cub was alive at birth, but in the
limited space OF the cage was killed by
the motter lying on it.-BaH. Sun.
The daily gazette., 1882-03-17
Personal.

Il. NJ. Alden, editor of Harpsr's .
Magazine, has gone to Nassau Tor a
mouths vacation.
President Arthur has recognized
Joseph Laplace as consular agent of
France at Richmond, Va.
Florida has one place called Ruth
erford and another called Beecber.
Truly, there is no accounting for
taste.
Lord Bennett will give Prince Leo
pold, as wedding present, a hand.
somely mounted bulls head from one
of the ChillinRham wild cattle,
Oscar Wilde yesterday closed a
contract in New York with California
parties for series of twenty lectures.
to be given ON the Pacific coast.
The new Lord Lonsdale has lnsti-
tuted reign Of strictest economy on
all his estates, pending the liquidation
OF the enormous debts left by the late
earl.
Senator Hill remarked the other
day, when praised for his fortitude
nnder his physical affiiction 'I am
tired OF appearing as the hero of the
hospital"
Prince Prisdang, of Siam, who is to
visit this country soon, is we'll versed
In European manners, speaks English
and French fiuently, and is said TO have
decided taste for literature and art.