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INSURANCE RISKS

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-Of the total insur-
ance Of 1882 900 the Franklin sugar Refinery burned
on Monday. Philadelphia companies had risks amount
ing to sos OOO including $40 held ny the Insurance
Company North America, $500 by the Pennsylvania
Fire aud $4,000 by the Delaware Mutual Outside OF
Philade phia English companies hold the ne viest
risks among them being the Royal with $4,000, the
London Liuc SHIRE tIe Fire Insurance Association.
the Lion Fire QlDitedl, aad the Commercial Union with
$4,000 each. The sum OF $4,000 is set down as
placed in London" Ihe REMAINDER De- in sums less
than $4,000, distributed among number oil domestic
and foreign companies.
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MoRMoNs REFUSE TO arr UP OFFICE

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 27.-Goyernor
Murray. fobedience tine law ol Congress providing
for appointments to H vacancies sccasioned by
failure hold election IN August. has appointed
a number OF officials throughout Utah In defiance of
this law and the E1munds bill which disqualnes poyg-
amists tho appOntee Of the Governor nave been re-
fused the and places TO which they have been
appointed
This Organized notification IL IN obedience % the Or
ders the Mormon leaders Those who think criminal
10 hOd over are whipped ~ ~ counsel ana
threats, AMI the polygamsis are holding cn,
Congress to the contrary Notwithstanding. Nrts
OF mandamus were applied l0r tod % enforce tHe
title OF tao officials appo on.cd TIE acton oi 0ossInor
MURRAY in firmly cntmg the Jaw n me lace Oi tLo
Mormon .eaders Is apprOved BY al IsN-aOdlng pelple
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TIE TICE AOTAL PARTE

SAN FRANcIsCO Sept. IA dispatch from Vic
torla b. c.. says: Last evening upwards OF thou
sand persons were presented the Goyerno- -ooI-
eral and Princess Louise The presentation TOOK
place IN the Assembly Chambers, the galleries be-
ing crowded Th- afternoon gordon party was
given at the Government House. The AGRICULTURAL
Show viii be opened to o.morrow by the Governor
General
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B. F. BULLETS MICE MARRIED..

LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 27.-At General But
ler. home in this city Tonight AIS niece, Miss Harriet
Hi ireth Heard. married TO Lancer Dunn. OF Wash
ingtOn. The Rev. DR.. EdsOn, Of st. Anne'' Episcoph
Church. odic ated. General Buffers PaH acted ~
groomsnan. There were 40 brdesmnlds. Tho presents
were numerous and costly The bridal party lcfi nero
for the south a special train.
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AT VARIOUS PLACES.

MALONE, y. Y, Sept. 27.-The tannery at
Wmppleyile y. Y, owned ly p. d. Moore a Co., Of
Boston. was with its totally destroyed by he
this morning.
GREENBoRoucH. y. C, sept. 27.-w ". Woods manu-
featuring establishment 1t Winston was destroyed by
fire at o'clock this morning The loss is unknown In
Tor $4,000.
KINGSTON, Ont, Sept. 27.-Richards0n & sons grain
warehouse, with about 10000 bushels OF peas and
quantity OF rye ami whoa, to-day destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000; insurance $1,000
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PCBLIC OPINION
FRAUD AND TR1cKERY As HARMoNIzERs.


From NE PhtlGdeiphfG inquirer theD1 ~
The leading StalwarJ newspapers OF WV
Sorb are pleading fOI harmony N the epuOucHh par.l
lcaus the election OF Julge Folger may be steurtd
thev ,cr the say following Judge Fol1er's nomination
~ fr,IId nd tr ckery re-OrIed TO in accomplishing
ar. cre,frr very indignant feelings. ROt only among
- '. orters OF Governor cornell hut among those
Eepubl. aus upon whom party ties Sit hghtly
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their decision in the matter OF the collision between tho
sean-tuz John Lomos and the steamer scoio on the
Ono River near Mingo. the night OF Jny ., y
which over afty lives lost. They recommend tht
the license OF Keller the pilot Of the -eofo Dc eyok.1'
and as 10 that ~ Long pilot Of rhe LOm1s tbcy dis3
gree Wilson ayOrng the revocation O his ppOr' aht
Young hoicing him blameess Ibe mater ln uisp.,SS
for MS decision.
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GRAND ARMY FIKLD-DAK

MERIDEN, Conn, Sept 21.-Eight Grand
Army Do u took part In the annual ned day sports
here to-day The experiment great success Five
hundred soldier. from Hartford New-Haven, Water
bury Mdaleown New-.rltaln. bridgeport anu MeTlden
ciDated parade, oui door dinner and athAedc
e,rnr. Al uemlock Grove this aftcTi )On. IOnigut
eanIn-ars wis held al the q. A L. Hail. Among the
guests present were Unleu states Senator aWley ana
TIn,ted states Marshal Kinney, OF Hartford Commander
L. * scot, Oi Rankin Post, BrOoAyn, ald DeparIIA
Commander Hlcks, VI New ri.aln and stan-
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fELLowsHIP WITHHELD FoR CAUSE

TROY, y. Y, Sept. 27.-The Hudson River
Baptist Association North at meeting here last
ing resolved to withhold fellowship rom the Baptist
Church at Greenbush Baptist council recently
recommended the pastor of mat church. the Rev.
G. T. Simons be removed for writing love letters 20
young lady oi his church. Tie paslor is married HIS
cAulcn remove him hence the wIndrawal OF
fellowship by the Baptist Association.
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TILE MINE sAoEMAAARS STRIKE.

BpprroRD, Me-, Sept 27.-Joseph Dear
~ ,hi. afternoon aceeded TO the demands Of the shoe
MAKER. In his factory who left their Work al O'CLOCK
and waited upon him, asking an Increase oi wages
amounting 10 about 25 per cent II T. rumored that l.
s - ,ot and .noe manufacturer, on account OF the
& "a wing out OF the ssrke IN his factory VIII re-
n. hr,sln from here.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
g.. -. fIe gtagf ftrssff-fgyfgs HDUrg

HU00IJSN Tor W VIs I07TITYT7"7 "7"T'
WAsHINGTGN. Sept. 2S. a. m.-Ihe barom-
,ter j. hgnestin the ST. La VALLEY and lowest IN
the extreme Northwest. The temperature nas risen
from l55 the Upper Lake region and fallen from
q 10 o. In the Middle Atlantic states. Cloudy weather
ana ioca rains are reported from Middle and
Atlantic STA e Lower Lake region. the ONO Valley and
In4i n Territory. N0r;hcrly winds prevail the At
lantic Casery winds IN the Lake region, ONO
Valley anu Tennessee.
Indications for tO-d1y
For New-England fair weather, northeasterly winds
stationary or lower barometer and temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy weather
and local rains, uOrth % east wlnus, stationary DdrOe
cr, stationary or lower temperature
C0utOHdry St0ndiS.
Cautonary signals continue from Kitty Hawk to
Boston.
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FIRE RECORD.
PRAIRIE FIRE IN DAKOTA.

REDFIELD, Oak, Sept. pa great prairie
fire has been raging in this county, destroying 10
farm property. Redhed ia in danger. Dr. H. u Io"ne'
formerly OF Chicago. and Zacharah John formerly of
TAYLOR Ridge H. while surrounded by the Gre endeaV-
ored their team through the flames Their horses
suddenly turned. throwing b.th men from the wagon.
Towne's leg broken ana he was burned 10 crisp
Joan escaped. but Was terribly burned
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architect william II IIumes. and the painting aud gid
ing ~ which there IL profnsion on the outside was
done by Altman and Fechter The second floor Is de-
voted to madeup ara cloas OF which there are
many elegant specimens The third floor devoted to
the publication Of the firms catalogue.
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Mr.. GRAY IN ILL.HEALTH.

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-Mr. ODOnncn, member
OF Parliament Dungl van, teeg ipl- - The IHaes
from Dubn that serious apprehensous elt for the
health uf Z. DIVER Gray, who is suffering Hcu,ey from
AN All. elton the chest, wucn has Deea aggravated ~
his confinement ln prison.
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UARE.
ARRAM >TRYKER.

PRINCETON y. j., Sept. 27.-Abram Stryker,
for many years connected with tie Princeton Bank, Is
dead DE was eghty-tnree years OF age.
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.ERNANnO @ REAMAN.

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 27.-Femando c..
Beaman Member Of Congress from the Ist District II
this State for 1--WE successive terms, between 1eGO aud
5lXty-slX.
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1I-(OUkAGlNG HUNT FOX A 4EhILI'A-N'A +
DEHOChAE
Fro. u columbus Dispatch t0 The Cincinnati tOmfnereidt
tHep)
Ii was reported the Otncr day that mere was
sucu a thug ~ l.epublctn Evecu i've comm rec IN
fn- colntv II is supposed that the following clrcutr
e4ve occasion Tor the runOr:
FKANKIIN COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ROOM
No. 3 COMsrOCK', OPERA House. -
COLUMBUS OmO, sept p, lc,2 )
Please furnish me sJOD as you can lhe hdAe7 aHI
roa Off e. sd ires- Of all De 1OcrAs III your schop
o-trict who are church members and temperance men,
on O NE morally iuclueI Also the names anu POsI
office address Of PrOniaitlonlSts.
Ne want as full and complete list OF I'd use ca'se7
men as You can possibly give A. Ihi7 mai eI r. con
eldered very Important 5y the comnl .ee ana we SO
tAat YOU viii give yOur attention. Very Icspfclul9'
HENRY G. TAYLOR, Chairman.
WHEELER WIROFF Secretary
f. tins modest request tine following samples OF an
EWer- nigh b- given: 49,. .
church members" ,..,. >
.You must bc green. morally inclined Democrat
Would be "A curiosity in thi- neck or thc "oo,t7'
Might a. well look for white D.achuudS. NJ,
GIVE ua something 10 Is llln INA. Judge 4eu
l. MOI with YOU III this campaign. hed AAo" De''ci
without a-Alug
'.BI. 10 and soak your he3C'
s.Nhe.e hi we yOu bccuf Better take q vacation. ..
''Wou.du'' lik- To navr me ce ease q ee y
." a temperance Democrat We'll, never. NO "oAuuF
that yOu have To- advcr.I-e Tor them
d" Whct ynu % q one barnum VII take ID anu IeA'ul'
rate YOU " ~ Tor onr trouble
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politiral NoiItes.

XVIIth Assembly District Republican Association
Regular meeting headqnarter Turn Halt 34l Most III
81, this enlng al > Ociock- JOA-A W MA9VN.
IAaU~ W. PERKY. SECRETARY. llesluoh@
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

TRIBUNE OFFICE, sept p, a. m.-Durng the CLOUDY
weather OF yesterday tue movement IL the barometer
was upward Northeast winds generally prevailed Ihe
temperature ranged $40 and 63' the average
to5s, being u "a lower than the corresponding dHJ
"a year ZA4' lower tuan Tuesday
Cloudy or partly cloudy weather with chances Of oc
sasiOnal raus and ssht changes IN temperature, may
se expected L-aeV this CITY and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
ASSUMED VIRTUE.
r-1... -rss TEt~f ff1rf Past Zen

MI Crapo. OF MtSSacnuS wls at Ieas5
,,ore manly aud honest than OF lis New Eng anu
assoc! lfes VINO cd against the RIVER ana h@Ioo l'
and are now travel In their extreme Vrtne Ihy'I
Ia of The hampshire delegation strenucusN ur9eu
be- fors the Congressional COmmi tee no TAI appIop
,u Or te upper waters OF the CONNECTICUT "heIe e'n
90 an n,v "a ion 80 iii icult ihal they take 10 the ro
pods OF the Interior. bI failing 10 secure "uat l4os
Nv a INNS ir, thus BON. solid the veto tak--
go, p.,s,r. Ia ma ,rsln- nobl. ant taken Dy us
dr'rea.lll. ". nave in mind also, disiln usIed
Mass1cu.cfts COugres>nan who lalOrtd VITA al ms
z 10 ct an item 500 900 Inserted 10 the DlIi 0NaI
In con Traction ~ canal between oprlLsdeln aEU
Hartford Tor .Le bench Aassd chusetts c"Duy. ~
and e TOO not gcttn what be med, discovered tAa
lie could not MAINTAIN tbe great " steal
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
NJ. LECLANCHE.

PARIS Sept. PIN. Leclanche, inventor Of
the Lecanche Elec rc Pie and other improvements IN
electrical machines, is dead
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THE LOMAS-SCIoTO COLLISION.

WHEELING, West Va, Sept 27-Local In
spectors Young and Wson to-day signed the report OF
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canvass planned aud conducted upon my assurance that
would not interfrrr-why should plicIte their
position AMI disturb the party councils. IL would not
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went up IN balloon in place OF Madame Carlotla lie
was only dressed In light clothes without an overcoa
and had no anchor graphing irons
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
AN AERONAUT IN DANGER.

Great HARRINGTON, Mass, Sept. 27.-Great
p,iety Is felt here regarding Professor Myers VINO
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IIED

The Butter Pantry is complete thOut tLEcgRo.
SILICON, siyo POLISH 4. .OId i-Iltatlo As
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

Post OnIce Nofice.
ending september 80 VII close
All thi- Office . follow.
III lssDAI-At IZ for Europe per s-. Adriats va
Queenstown tlelteI5 Germany aud Franco must De-
directed "uer Adra Ic 40 iai u Tor nrop- pei -
PISA VIA Plymouth, Cherb0urg and Hamburg, 40 ..
Ill a. 4la tltg utlulo
al i.3U D. m lor CuOa .sicO and Ae lcO pr -
British Empire havana al y. m. ior Ne"fOundaud
per - Gamma.
FT ipAA-At 10 q. m. for Hayt, per - Andes
BATUHDAN a Ia. Tor - city OF bsrnn.
4urenstOwn iceI- FOR Germany and scotland must
must To-. directed per OF BcliiuI az scot
laud per iuruessia, VIA GlasgOw Al a. m Tor
.cgeulal Wa AntNrfpi az lb "a.
~ lOr A ylnNali aid south racine - Acapulco ~
a III. for europe per ~ Man wa southampton AMI
Bremen al D. CuDa AID the " osi Indies per
saratoga Havana al D. No. Tor China ami apan,
per BelEic, san Francisco. ..
Mails Australia NrN Zealand sandwich ana fDi
Is4uds t1ty of New VIA .au tflnccO ci"so
OCTOBER IA, at =. ia.
HENRY @. PEARSON. Postmaster.
The schedule P4cinc mal8 il arranged GA
OF uninterrupted overland transit 90 san ftan
Mails nom The hasI arriving on me Al san fa' 90
Ou lAe dispatched the saic otJ
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28
A DISTRICT CONVENTION CALLED.

The Essex County Republican Committee met
yesterday in Newark and decided 10 hold the With
District Convention in bloomfield on October Is.
New-York tribune., 1882-09-28

..lH ni9hr % i-ft guy uf tff'a
90 lime ~ hf = hohfs
preceding isg4af Whit linz frpnt tht OSCILLATION.
b. h0uu Tue Dr. ken OF or ihe ir Nt
Is Indicated ths shemoHstsf hud
nat ts fhA Ia cy,2
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Gpcual Notices
TIE SEASIDE LIBRAKY.
Out to-day. in Clear, Bold. Handsome Type
Seaside Library NO 1881
THE BURGOMAsTER'- WIFE.
BY George lDers. Price 20 cents.

No. LATE ISSUES: Pncs.
396 Wheadies. Mrs hphant 2Oi
l395 Quss1na SpiehaEan ..-..-. 2Oo
39i Roland ashel Charles eyor--...-.--.. 2lc
1894 Roland CasheL charles 20o
1913 Two Kisses BY Author Of Dora Th0rne lJc
1892 Denise By Author OF SademOiselle MON 2Oo
l33l Loo Before You leap MIS-. Ae2aader zoe
$50 ~inglcheart Donbietc". lares keade. loc
l379 The Homany rye ieque 10 Layengro g. Barrow 2Oe
37j Caste arocS. GeOrg Ma Donald 20
l874 The Dark Colleen. Miss Harr Jay......... -
373 Ny Below W Clark Russell -.---.---... 2Oc
l3-l OF nlgh Degree. Charles GIbJon 2Oc
l36s Layen TO- George Barrow ZOc
2ss Broken Wedding Ring b. Author Of Dora
$40 Dora uhone Bertha NJ clay 20c
III Brauly's Dau-hters The Duchess 2c
For sale by aII neyseaers address, postage
free on receipt OF y cents SINGLE
double uumoers GEOkGE MrNRO. Publisher
l. 20 y Vandewater-sL. y. Y. ~. .. Box Bold
Administer Cnrpet-i $40 pieces been purchased by
us lf about value and from 3J
yald snEPrAAD kNArr 4 co. sixih-aye and l5th-st
Artistic Memorials
THE NEW-F NOLAN OR Ntil. " ok : ttar artordConh
Qlarries and work shops, Westeriy' K l.
1IlldIg work IA Srt tlr Ora flngs
and stmat-. Without charge Correspondent -
lcited. y. \. once lo-l - way Z. ". CAN eItLD Az.
DIR. HasbiOuck
Makes 4 specially u ne panic ext action of teeth with
Ca, al HJ2 BIOaiAaY, corner .td-sb
Home hade Preserves
PURE CUHIANI JELLY. oPlCED AND CANNED
FRUITS JAM. JELLIEs. PICKLES. &c
Housekeepers get the above aruces made from ~
fasoued receipts Warranted OY seniins
orcersIO SAEAN r. McELhAI4i.
DegIagsL, BrpOklyn y Y.
Goods until fall ~t resreIeei iai pr.ssi
sent On aVpu, atiOu.
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pie. r.rn,nenri, Eraaicalea

Inl 10 weeks vi out tne h<itlre or calsuc send Tor
circular containing references DR hDAi 80 West zft-st
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

jury must not override reason and law.
and let murder, rape and arson ri rist
through the land.
Murder has been In the world since
the frst born Of woman slew the second
born, and God. knowing mans nature.
inscribed on tables Of stone, "Thou
shalt not kill" Human life to Guiteau
10 OF small value. Life, said he In enc
OF those letters Of his. IL . full dream.
eto. "Whoso sheddsth mans blood BY
man shall his blood be she'd" says the
gospel. and against this we have the
gospel OF Guitsau. You are TO judge
whether the gospel Of our Maker or the
gospel OF this murderer shall prevail.
Reviewing the claim OF the defense TO
hereditary insanity. Judge Porter said
Mrs. Scovills dared not say her father
wa insane. His family physician, whe
was with him till death. would have
known II, and yet not one dare kiss the
Holy Book and make oath to such Q
statement. This defense IL . fslsshood,
and part Of an imposturs and shame
that wraps about the case. One Incl.
dent Judge Porter turned against the de-
Tense with telling effect, and this was
the raising BY the murderer Of an AZ
against his own ulster. which she. In her
honesty Of soul. imagined an indication
Of insanity. but which, in reality, was
but In keeping with the cowardly attack
from behind upon bis iuhrm father, and
with the dsvilish d~spravity which cul.
minated 10 his numbering the President.
This raising Of the az IL the only evil
dencs which his sister recalls through
her forty years Of knowledge Of her
brother.
Guitsau twisted unsasily and. with
some nervousness and hesitation Of
speech, called ont: "Ths prosecution
are making q good deal out Of nothing.
They are just using the evidence alto.
gether different from what Soovills In.
tended. He never ought to have said
anything about 1t. It shows how little
sense the Soovills's have got."
The witness who exhibited bis bank.
book to the jury to show them that he
had $4,000 on deposit at home, was very
roughly handled by the speaker. a. was
DR.. Nerth, and their ersdibility was
shown to be more than dubious.
At 3:l5 Judge Porter. not having con.
cluded his argumsnt.t the court adjourned
until tomorrow.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

Guiteau. in the speech which he was
not permitted TO deliver. says he received
"from an executive officer Of the West
srn Union Telegraph Company q letter
which contained this sentence: 81 am
an ardent admirsr OF yours, and sim
csrsly trust that al will csme well in the
end" This portion Of Guitsau's i'd
dress was read with especial interest by
the officers Of tho Western Union Com
psny in New York. nons Of whom had
written to Guitssu. They Immediately
ordered an investigation and found that
q young man In the ofics st Broadway
and Dsy street had written On the com.
psny's note paper asking Guiieau for
his autograph. and had used tho express
sion Guitsau quotes In order that hs
might DO more likely TO receive the COW
eted signature. The clerk was dis
charged.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

A great crowd assembled in Cuantls.
Mexico. about ten days ago to see the
balloon ascension Of Senorita Catalina
Gorgoria. q beautiful girl only seventeen
years old. There was no car attached to
the balloon. only tho trapeze on which
the girl performed. The balloon shot
MP amid the d~safening cheers OF the
crowd. Catalina meanwhile was seen
clinging to the trspezs and performing
daring fsats OF agility. When the bal
loon was thres-qusrters Of q mile high 1t
suddenly burst aud the girl fell to the
ground, crushed and mangled to death.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

Oscar Wilde and Joaquin Miller met
in New York the other day. and Miller
said: 81 am glad to see you. New
York is a second Liverpool. but go to
Boston and your heart will open oui
like . flower. Mr.. Wilde. there are two
places in America to see, one 10 the East
and the other il the west-Orsgon and
California, for their natural greatness
and beauty. But come and dine with
me. I live on the fifth story with no
one above me but God-(aftsr q mo-
ment's rsflection) and the man who
cleans the snow of my roof" Mr..
Wilde simply replied: ~ like America.
and to say that is to say / like New
York"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25
CHOICE

The North American Rsrie,o for Fsbru.
sry il ut hand. and. - usual. Is . most
excellent number. In II Professor Geo.
P. Fisher Of the Yale Divinity School.
whose writings on the supernatural
origin Of Christianity and on scslssiast-
ieal history are we'll known, comes to
the defense Of the Christian religion
against the attacks Of modern doubt and
inhdslity. No ADLER or more eminent
advocate Of the orthodox faith could be
summoned into the controversy that has
lately been wsgsd On this high theme,
and 1t 10 not toe much to say that Pro-
fessor. Fisher justifss every expectation
by the vieor and elsarnsss with which
he handles the subject. Hs disclaims.
however. the position Of . dsbater. and
makes ne direct reference to Colonel In.
gsrsell's assaults. although he nscss-
sarily deals with the objections 80 bril-.
liansly and audssiously presented by that
doughty combatant.
In dealing with the facts and doctrines
Of Christianity. Professor Fisher dis
plays much breadth Of method. While
be rssolutsly maintains the g%snuineness
and ~ersdibility Of the miracles Of the
Saviour and the Divine character OF the
gospel record. his arguments regarding
The authenticity. substantial harmony.
and essential truth a. to facts Of the
New Testament scriptures, : such a.
would be applied to any other contro-
vsrted writings.
Other articles in the February number
Of the Reri<p are: "Do the Spells Be-
long to the vietorl" by President An.
drew d. White; "a Remedy for Rail-
way Abuses" by Isaac L. Rice; IRE.
pudiation in Virginia." by Senator John
w. Johnston; and ''Ths Lancet and the
Law" By Henry Bsrsh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

Berlin advices state the Ecclesiastical
bill, to be presented in the Landtag.
permits the government to dispense with
the oath Of allegiance from Bishops. re-
admits the dispossessed Bishops to their
bep.ncss, allows foreign priests to as
.ums ecclesiastical functions. and pro-
yidss for the resumption Of the mon
e,ary grants from the State, which shall
only veto appointments Of priests when
they appear to be untitled for their
posts.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25
Lsbouchsrs says in the London Truth:

Labouchsrs says in the London Truth:
'.Tho Parisians have found out hsw to
make false eyelashes. lido not speak Of
tho vulgar and wtll.known trick Of
darksping the run round the eye with
all kinds Of dirty compositions, or the
more artistic plan OF doing so TO the in
side Of the lid. No. they actually draw
fine needle, threaded with dark hair.
through the skin OF the eyelid. forming
long loops. and after the process Is over
Il am told 1t is a painless one) . splsndid
dark fringe wells the eoquetts's eyes"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

Probably the youngest telegraph OPP
orator in the country 10 q little boy, nine
years old. named Beverly Dabney Ben
SON, whose father is the agent and OPP
orator al Hanover Courthouse Station.
ON the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.
He 10 Q skilled operator. and reads mes
sages from sound o. readily a. his father
oan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

An Arkansas man, . reputable and
prosperous farmer. says that the actual
Inconvenience Of being hanged 10 very
slight. Robbers subjected him to the
process once. and after q slight choking
sensation he became iusensible, and SO
remained until hs was taken down and
rssuscitated. The regaining Of con.
sciousness. however, was rather I'M
pleasant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

LEROY assassinated Mr.. Gold in Eng
land about the time that Guiteau sssas.
slnated Mr.. Garfield here. English
writer's are pointing out that LEROY has
been tried, convicted. hanged and almost
forgotten, while the case Of Guitsau ID
still going on.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-01-25

The Boston Traveller says the men who
assassinated the last Administration.
months before its lanented head was
murdered, must not attempt to steal the
martyrs crown and set up in business as
the natural heirs Of the illustrious man
Of whose brief executive career they are
now written down beyond oil question
and for oil time as the marplots.