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FRAGMENTS OF WESTERY NEWS.
KILLED WHILE GOING TO A FIRE.

KILLED WHILE GOING TO A FIRE.
SAN FRANCISCO, sept. 22.-Asslstant Chief
Engineer H. Brady the Fire Department, while driy-
ing 10 a fire Yesterday afternoon, thrown from his
carriage and his skull fractured He cannot recover
CAPTAIN PAYNE AND HIS FOLLOWERS RELEASED
1T. LOUIS, sept. pa dispatch from Fort
Smith, ArK.. says "Captain Payne and his followers
VINO brought here by Lieutenant Taylor, Of the
9th Cavalry have been released by the United states
suits entered against them 70 recover the
penalty OF 81 OOO tuey were cited to appear al the
November term OF the Court, al which time Jud 5nen
VIII prObably be entered hY letault."
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HONORNG THE CAR AND CZARINA.

LONDON, Sept. pa Reuter- dispatch from
Moscow says: Nothing j., known here regarding the
preparations for the coronation oi the Car II Is *
pccted that the customary period Will eapse for the
preparations before the ceremony takes pace also thar
the usual invitations viii Dee Issued when ne date s de
cided'
MOSCOW. sept. - The Emptro. and Empress revls
tied the exhibition tO-uay. Inc CITY s Illuminated TO-
night
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Mr.. GLADSTONE AND THE CONFEDERACY.

LoSDoN, Sept. 22.-Members OF a committee
disappearing Mr Glaaatoues Egy ptan policy, having,
with the view OF di-crediuug bis views OF
foreign politics reiterated tie charge that
hc sympathzed with the south during the civil war
IL thc United states. Nr Gladstone, replying through
his secretary inquiry the subject, writes tnat
tue statement ttlbutln- such sympathy tO Elm s I'M
true ana contrary 10 authentic facts long ago made
U
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pArRIcK WALsH HANGED.

GALWAY, sept. 22-Pauick Walsh was
hanged to-day Tor the murder OF Martin Lydeu. Walsh
protested his innocence, and insisted thdt witness had
sworn falsely. Tie crowd outside the prison was
orderly. When the blao1 lag noI,et, the convcrs
mot nrr. ho me crowd, gave way Talilg AMI
refused To leave spot. Her friends also Joined 10 The
elauchOy cres. large crowd ol soldiers was on TIE
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cHARGED WITH ELEcrLON FR4UDs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-Henry Starr and
Nicholas F. Barber. who have been connected with the
amsnouse the former engineer and the latter cap
tain of the Laundry arrested today az the instance
OF the Committee Of One Hundred. charged with con.
spiracv in n1knc false and fraudulent returns at the
election held IN February last in the second division Of
the Twenty seventh Ward IA which the Almshouse Is
nItl.. .fal
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DEVELOPMENT OF IRISH MANUFACTURES.

DUBLIN, Sept De. Dwyer Gray has
written 20 Lord Mayor Dawson regarding the develop
ment Of Irish manufactures He advise the holding of
an exhibition IN l--j. and the formation OI an arrOcia
tOn 10 push the sale of IrA manufactures lie HrO al
yOca.es the holding of All Irsn exhibition ia the
United states, ana suggests thar tho United states
snou.d uludlly lLclr arm D. Iayor D. lsn pr0luctoAs
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DEMOCRATIC DELEG41ES ROBBED.

SYRACUSE, y. Y, Sept. 22.-George, alias
Boston" Harris a NeVYork thief, was arrested this
forenoon for robbing guests at the Vanderbilt House OF
a gold watch chain and lOckct $50 IN money and two
hair sleeve bnttun. Tle losers delegates 70 the
Teruocratc state Convention. Harris Will DE held for
fwt
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An EDITOR SHOT And KILLED.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Sept. 22.-ln HOT
Springs this morning Charles Mathews edit'r Oh INC
Bor,,t was .not four tunes and killed In An ARRAY
with co,on4l : ". Fordyce, vice president OF the st.
Iou,s and rexas Earrnw Guare Railroad Company and
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- ANTI-JEWIsH AGITATION REvIvED

LoNDON, sep. pa di,pa ch 10 Ihc DCuy
Telegraph Tom st. PETERSBURG says: " As wac feared
the recent speech o. General Drenteln. Governor Of
Kie against the Jcws has been taken signal by the
peasants and minor officials iu the provinces
uevul OF hostiIe- against tre raclltr-. Prom am
sides accounts rcc. Yea showing revive Oi tie
dutl--cm4uc anlmo-Ity.'
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poISoNED BY AN INsANE 0IRL.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept. pa demented
daughter OF James Cleveland poisoned me "hoe ismV
~ .x except her mother Wednesday night, by put
g.. ,-yohrina u rhe coffee She has disappeared aud
Is srrrosed 10 nave committed suicide Mr. Cleveland
hns died aud daughter r. In precarlous oonu'on
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INDICTED FOR LIBEL.

EAsToN. Penn, Sept. 22.-Charles f. Fitch,
editor OF The Democrat, Of Phlllpspurg n j.
has been indicted for libel b the Grand jury Y warren
1anntv Tne prosecutor Is Henry Z. Harris, the Demo
cratic candidate FOR Congress In the Win NewJersey
afrInf
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COLD WEATHLR ~ THE SoU1H

LEXINGTON, KY. sept. 22.-There was
slight frost last night and 1t feared that there
VIII he another tonight which viii damage the tobacco
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PROBABLY DROWNED VILE SAILING.

EXETER, y. H., Sept. 22.-Four young men,
C. L. Punngton l. Z. PuringtOn, Charles knight, Of
Exeter and George Webster, of Chester, sailed from
THE place september 8, In u small boat called the
Uarda, FOR cruise 10 Peaks Island report came
to-day that the Uarda was found caprized near
Portsmouth. Nothing heard OF the men. postal
card received this morning said that they were rate IN
Kenne nebunkport; but telegram received tonight from
that place says neither the Of those nancs
are there. Telephone dispatches from YORK Beach
Portsmouth and Fort Constitution say the boat lae not
been seen. Webster 70 leave tho party al kenne-
DunkpOr and Is probably safe.
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OF the Arlington Hotel II ia not knsWh
whether Fordyce or Rugg fired the faial shot.
The trouble grew of bitter newspaper controversy
over local affairs Fordyce returned 20 Hot spriDgs'
Tuesday evening after trip along the line ol tne rA
road.
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now THE rAMMANY DELEGATES WE'RE REcEIVEp
N THE CONYENuON-LEsTER i. FACLhNth
MADE PERMANENT CHAIKMAN - CLrN ELANb
NOMINATED AMID GREAT DISORDER AND CON
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THE TARIFF COMMISSION Al ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept. 22.-The Tariff Com
mission u IL session here to-day Mr. English, Mayor Of
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versely reported bill granting a pension
70 hiram Brown. The reasons given by
,he committee for the adverse report is,
WA. no noiice accompanied the application,
as required by the constitution.
On motion of McComb, the rules were
suspended, and the state senatorial and
representative apportionmen bill was taken
up ana passed to engrossment. The gen,
erai appropriation bill was taken up, and
tne committees substitute. The house
Wen. INTO committee OF the whole on
consideration ofthe bill, Mr.. Upton in the
ehar' PENDING consideration of this bill.
tne co.nhilttee rose and asked leave TO sit
again tomorrow.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The following is the congressional amor.
tionment bill AS per the bill now awaiting
the governors signature.
FIRST Distrlct-Harris Jefferson. Waller,
Jasper, Brazos, Angelina, Chambers,
orange, Montgomery, Polk, Newton, Madi
son, Liberty, Harding, Grimes, Tyler, San
Jacinto, Trinity.
Second Observation-Disclosures San Angus
tine, Anderson, Shelby, Leon, Sabine
Cherokee, Henderson, Houston, Freestone,
Nacogdoches.
;, Third disirict-Panola, Gregg, vanZandt,
HUNT, Harrison, Smith, Upshur, Rains,
"uSht Noou, taHlp, Shelby.
r, Fourth district-Red River, Franklin,
Bowie, Titus, Delta.
Fifth district--Grayson. Denton, CLAY,
Willbarger, Collins, Wise, Rockwall, Cooke,
Montague, Wichita.
:. Sixth district-Ellis, Tarrent Bosque,
kaufman, Hill, Dallas, johnson.
;, seventh district-Galveston, Brazoria.
Fort Bend, Wharton, Calhoun Refupio.
Neches, Hidalgo, Encinal, McMulien,
AIransas, Frio, Matagorda, Victoria, Bee
Duval Star, Webb, La Sale. Maverick,
DE Witt, Jackson, Goliad, San Patricio
Cameron, Iapata, Dimmit, Zavalla.
Eighthdistrict-Austin, Colorado Gonzal-
es,, Guadalupe, Atascosa, Lee, I.avacca
Caldwell; Wilson, Live Oak, Fayctte
HAYES, Karnes
NINTH strict-Washington, Bell Lime
stone, Burton, Falls, Navarro, Milan,
McLennan.
Tenth dlstrict-Travis, Bexar, Uyalde
Kerr, kimble, Mayes Mccullough
Kunn Is, Crockett, Comal Medina, Kinney
Kendall, Burnett, Menard Concho, Bas,roI
san Saba, Bianco. Bandera, Edwards, Gil
eespie, Llano, Lampasas, Coleman. VIII
hanson.
Eleventh district-Parker, Comanche
Palo Pinto, Young, Throckmorton. TAYLOR
knox, Howard, Gaines, Scurry. Kent, Ter
ry, Hockey, Dickens, Motley, Lamb
fecos, Hood, Hamilton. Erath, Stephens
Archer Shackleford, Jones' Nolan, Martin
Dawson l. sher, CARA. Yoakun, l.ub.
book, king,.Floyd..Bai,y Pr. sdio, Some .
yelle, Brown, Eastland, JACK, pa 'or, Ca.
laban, Haskell, Mitchell, Andrews ..}orde,
Stonewall, Lynn, Cochran, Crosby, Cottle
Hale, Tom Green. FL Paso, Childress
Swisher. Deaf Smith Darley Gray. Old
ham. Hutchison, Lipscomb, Sherman
Hardeman, Hall, Castro,
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Cotton Circular.

LIVERPOOL, April 2s.-This weeks circu.
lar OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' asso-
yiauon SAYS cotton has been In general
demand. Though freely offered, quotations
nre unchanged excepting partial decline.
OF East Indian. American was In iair re.
guest and was freely supplied at quotations.
In sea island more business was done Al
steady rates. Future transactions In Amer.
lean were unusually limited and icatureless.
l-l6 TO l.32d lower. "'
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VrNWIOrd, ,
Special to the Herald.

CRAWFORD, April 2s Yesterday prom.
ising clouds with light winds came and
went, causing disappointment to farmers.
The army worm, having done considerable
damage to crops, has disappeared, and the
prospect is far more promising 1t is ex.
pected two'thirds Of a crop Of wheat will be
made.
Yesterday evening team of thirty.six
oxen arrived in town drawings a four-room
twoo'story house with its blinds, lightning.
rods, etc, all in place. The house was
hauled six miles across the praiIi, ami is
erected.
A high school with one of the most ciIl.
cient and widely known educators of the
southwest will be opened here in Seplem.
Der, and the town sure enough ON boom.
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Lynci,esi.

BosroS, April 2S.-A special to the Herr
aid from st. Paul, Minnesota, report. the
ynching by mob at MINNEAPOLIS M .
o'clock this morning. of man who gaye
the name of Frank McManus, and who was
IN jail charged with the rape of a four-year-
Old daughter of J. Z. Spear, a prominent
cltizen OF Minneapolis. AT 9 O'Clock a mob,
OF men numbering about fifty battered
down the Jail door, seized the sheriff. took
rom the cell man who was supposed 10
be tho one wanted and marched him 10
Spears house, where he was fully itienti-
Iled. lie was then hanged to an old oak
signs OF fear, said his real name was Frank
Crowley and his home Boston. He con-
les ed his crime and said he was drunk AT
the time.
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Corsicana.
Special 70 the Herald.

CoRsicASA, April 2s.--Tl spring meet
ing of the Jockey club closed to-day, lust
IN time 10 escape a good ram. We have
had good weather, fine track and a larger nj
tendance than was expected so that our
ceitizens are satisfied with the result, and
look to good meeting next fall Tie
arrest of several parties by our deputy
sherilis for exhibiting games of chance,
IS the only ding which the organizers
OF the club reg At, as it has been the Gus.
tow ~ ,sghonte,Ae state ~ overlook tbesa
little things on such occasions. and we do
not IKE to be the exception in case of
this kind. -
SUMMARY.
Running, mile heats, two in three: FIX.
kelley's Glendower, IL; j. belongs Ace
OF Diamonds 2-3: G. NJ. Millers joseph II.
81; B. G. Holly's Narrow Gauge, dis.
tanced
consolation purses for horses that had
not won. n race, running, three.iourtbs
mile dash-Barkley ~ Sanford's laura q.
won; g. NJ. Miller's Joseph b., second.
T.mpb'll & Highs Julia, third. Time"
ust rac,-Trotting free to all. D.
Davidson'S Myrtle Thompson, III; r.
Armstr rong's Membrino, 2-2-2; j. s. Sher.
woods kokomo, 3-3--3. Time-2. Y55, y 30
235. -''''
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Terrell
TFfTt
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
TERRELL, April % -Four negroes wer,
arrested this morning for breaking into d
grocery store on Virginia street last night
They were appretended at Lawrence by
Constable John Spencer, and one brought
brck and locked up. The others are in
The charge of an officer at Lawrence. The
stolen property, consisting Of box oi
cigars and some articles of small value, was
recovered.
The city marshal made raid on one Of
the colored gambling dens of the town last
night. When ordered to surrender one of
them Knocked thcmurshal down and fled
pursued by three sAots from the fallen OIL.
GERS pistol but he escaped unhur. One
arrest was made
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Futures.

NEW YORK, April 27,-The Posts cotton
report says; Future deliveries opened wi,h-
out change, and in the absence OF sufficient
demand, buyers keeping back In consc.
lucncc of less favorable Liverpool news
than expected, decline of four 10 five
points occurred, and nothing was sold. Al
lne VI ~ th'Td call bids were refused for MAY Of
g sa, -, June ~ ~ July u %, August ~ 90.
aud December II 40, January ii "a, ''~'
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Executed.

LONDON, April 2s.-Doctor Lamson WINS
calm and composed.
CHARLEsToN. s. c., April 2s.-Pleasapt
Adams, Joe Burton and Richard Rates All
ccolored, were hanged at Greenyille to.
i4r burning the academy of music al this
place. December IL, 1870 Burton. Rates,
and Adams passed last night in singing.
and were attended to the pIr
lows by colored minister. Each,
oi the condemned men made
a declaration of their innocence and rrati.
tnde to counsel. Bates and Adams died in
hiteen minues, and Burton in nineteen,
minutes. A detachment of state militia
lowed by law to be present at the execution
There were large crowds In the street. but
excellent.
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NEW YORK, April 2s,-k @. Dun & Co. r.
weekly record Of failures shows that ITO oc-
CURED throughout the country during the
past week, decrease Of IL rs comparea
with last week. The eastern states hnd iss
western, ~; southern, 20. middle, %; IN,
cilic coast and territories, q New York. q
none OF Importance or significance.
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NEw ORLEANS, April @.-rhe Henp,rv
case was given 10 the Jury al 3 o'clocR IN
evening, and At Y, not having agreed. tie
Jury were locked up for the night
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Sunk

NEW ionK, AIr'l &-The steamship
Nankin, hence for Liverpool, In ballart.
was run into In the lower bay this mornipv
by the steamer George W. Clyde and snnE.
The crew OF the Nankin were taken up by 4
tug. boat aud brought 10 this city.
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ti'an or race prejudice, but by a correct con-
struttion OF the law, He declared thar a
vast majority OF the people of the south
were earnest in their desire for free bal
!ot and fair count, Under the baneful
luiluence of machine llitics that
majority was not always feat, but IL was
there and would assert itself.
carlisle, Of Kentucky, repned to Robin
sons speech; urging that the prii chile
ialu down by that gentleman that the
mousse had an inherent right to override
stare laws and decisions of state courts Ia
ne the very definition of arbitrary power.
uhder no other principle, however. could,
contestant be admitted to a seat ON th;s
lloor. Going into a minute review of the
lacts OF the case as set forth in the report nj
the election committee, he argued In snn-
port OF the claims of the sitting member
Calkins, OF Indiana, demanded the nre-
vious question. No vote was taken ana
the house adjourned.
A democratic caucus was announced In
take place ut O'Clock this evening.
- COMBINATIONS.
The senate to dav confirmed Nicholas
Fish as minister to Belgium; John M.
Francis, of New York, charge d. aflaires IN
Portugal; Louis j, Souer, appraiser: A.
veard, assistant appraiser, and Benz. j.
Morrey, assistant treasurer, district of New
Orleans.
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Van Alstync.
WI
Special to the Herald.

special TO The Herald.
VAN ALsTYY., April 2s,-At 1880 to-day
hail.storm struck this section. Hail as
large as hen eggs ell for about ten minutes,
breaking windows and doing considerable
damage to the WHEAT and fruit crops. Corn
ant c1,tun will have to be replanted in
sone places. The hail was Immediately
followed by heavy rain. Farmers think
they will derive more benefit from the rain
than damage by hail.
Herbert Leach, under Il years, sentenced
70 the penitcntiarY from Cooke county, for
highway robbery and who escaped from
the Gainesville jill, was captured nine
miles west of here yesterday.
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Ilurnesl.

CLrvKLAsp, April 2s.-The Wholesale Ia.
bacco house Of J. Schrcber & Z, burned "A
3 o'clock this morning. Loss on store
f5,CO TO $1,000; Insurance. ti0 @1
Loss on building, owned by q, orpe JohnS
son, $4,000; insurance, $1,000.
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New York Stock Market

NEw York, April 27.--The stock market
opened Irregular bat in the main a@a
higher than yesterdays closing prices. in
the early trade the market sold up Nal So
New Jersey Central, Louisville e Nashville.
and Missouri Pacific leading in the adj.
vance. AZ II o'clock there was a reaction
oils to 3,4 the latter Tor New Jersey Central
while Ohio Il Mississippi sold down ia IN
is, but recovered Ia.
Stocks irregular and closing weak,
Alaoapla class Az to $50 Alabama class A
small, S2l Alabama class B 5s 10 20. Ala
bama class As sis; Chicago & North
western ives, ri l2Ssi do. preferred l39; Erie Sol;
r.as. tennessee, Georgia railroad ,16l; III
nois Central 1857 Lake Shore 4 Michigan.
Southern l0ls; Louisville & Nashville 743:
Memphis Y Charleston 80; Nashville x
ohattanooga 10y New York Central & Hud-
son River l26i; Pittsburg & Cleveland
guaranteed 1854; Richmond Il Aileghany,
-; ;3;i RICHMOND y Danvillc no. Rock Island
ha.h i% wabash .a,sn a st. Louis 4 Pacific 2sa; Wa
graph 50. '0''
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Continued on fourth pags.
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CHURCHES.

1,AIRo BAPTIST. Corner Tenth and Poplar
l sireets; preaching first and third sundays IN
each month, II q. IN. and 1890 o. m prayer meet
Inc Thursday, 7:S0p. m. bund ay school, wv am
CHURcH OF TBA Observation-Disclosures
" Fourteenth street; suha-v 7.NoA m. HOW
EnchMlsi; $3.50 a. m, Sunday sciiool: II 90 A m
MofhiDf lGDGayers 500 P. m, Evening Prayers. "
P-Ipe,r v,.sS, Il b, Rector.
Il upnol NlssioNA.-~ pApTIaT cttrpcu
4 Preaching at 1880 a. n, 3tf i.!.s GaohoH.-
pastor - ""oi"s.
VIhEhAN-Thirteen street; seryi,eo Sab.
pam ioo a M Sunday school 2p IN. Rev
hhappe, pastor
M ETHODlST--COr. Eighth and Walnut strata
VA reaching sabbath il:O a. m and 7 40 D. m
astnr. - - ''''
EtREsBiTKRIAN-- street: preachiop m,
4 SABBATH az II 100 E. m. and 1880 D. m. I; praye,.
meeting Wednesday at 1880 .. m; Sunday School
al . D. M Rev b Z. George, pastor
ct. JoSKPHs- -,RomAn Catholic, Corner C,o,l
~ ana walnut streets; services Sabbath 10 .sO
a. sunday school al p. m. Vespers D. m, serl
Hces every day at a. m. Rev. OHsra, Priest.
ct PATRlCK'S-( Roman Catholic, Corner MIN,
- street and Washington avenue; services ssh n
9ath Q and 10 n m; Vespers 3 p. n Sunday School
Y. "a services every day a. 8. IN. Rev Masterson
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The Extras.

"While sharpening my razor one day."
says retired barber in his memoirs
"and drawing its keen edges across my
thumb, the thought come into my head
what a formidable weapon this is, and
how completely at my mercy mankind
is. Why then should not turn its use
to more advantage to myself, and, in
stead of being satisfied with the paltry
ten or fifteen cents, devise some plan ,
which viii bring me in an amount more
propertfunate to the power wieldP 4
II ponderea over the subject for a
long time, and was still turning it over
and over in my mind, when a customer
entered the shop and seated himself in
my chair. / went through the process
of shaving him in q mechanical manner,
and began my usual conversation in
listless way, quite unlike my wonted
energetic style. Your hair needs trim
ming, | said. He replied that he did
not want it touched to-day. AS he said
this, unconsciously let the cold blade
of the razor fall upon his neck. A look
of terror came over his face. Like q
Htoll, nhN uit 81 doPNN my "Pp"'A
ity. Keeping the razor against his neck,
and looking him firmly in the eyes, in
quired:
"Did you say you would have your
hair cut to-dayr
81 did he whispered. !,
"'Aud shampooP continued. I
And a shampoo
"'Nith bathP
with bath
"Do you Use bay rump
always he said, with beseech-
ing look.
Il was half wild with excitement, but
preserved my habitual manner, as well
as possible, and during the day had re-
peated my operation several times
Each day broughtme greater confidence
and equal success, and at the end OF six
months | had sufficient money laid away
to buy q little shop"
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Hardy Plants for the Garden.

There are numerous hardy herbaceous
plants which should have more atten-
ton than they usually receive at the
hands of amateur gardeners, who seem
to prefer bedding out plants to fill their
gardens. There are many perennials
which will survive the severest winters,
and require only semi-annual enrich
inc of the soil, and when they have be-
come too large, a division of their roots.
9n planting them, place the taller vari-
eties in the center of the bed, and plant
in straight or circular rows, decreasing
in height until the border is edged with
the dWarfest varieties, and when the
plants are IN aowor you will be prea v
pleased with the fine effect Or tic NJ
rangement.
Among the most desirable of Ii
horbacoous plants are yarrow, colt,
bine, bell flower, lily of the vale
chrysanthemum, Meals cowslip, LARK
spur, dictamnus, bleeding-heait, "a
lily mullen, iris, p@ouies, tive-fingee
oY, pcnstemon, dropping catchfly,S
''ire, stone-crop, .saxifrage,
'vriiS. &c -
OF any Life Insurance Company
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The City of Helena from st. Louis is due
to-day for Memphis.
The City of Vicksburg leaves st. Louis
to-day for the Lower Mississippi. She
will report here tomorrow.
The Annie p. Silver, of the Anchor line,
is due here tomorrow for New Orleans.
The Ste. Genevieve from Memphis ar
rived last night and departed for st. Louis
shortly after her arrival.
Yesterday was beautiful day and there
ia prospect Of some nice reasonable set
tied weather.
The City of Cairo arrived at six o'clock
last night, and departed for Vicksburg at
twelve.