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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-13
A Corn. Dodxcz Feast for Oscar
Wilde.

"A Corn. DOQ2CS Co0SC IOT oscar
Wilde.
But the most unique entertainment
wllici, Mr.. Wilde has received dur
ing his stay ut the springs was but.
tern,i!k and cOrn-t(Nlger luncheon
given to him Yesterday l,y Miss NAH
nj R"rruw. the belle OF Saratoga.
Miss Barrow j. beauty Of the bru-
nette type. with f,ircOmplexion. lux
uriant brown ,r..>ses. with y golden
tint, and large. dark. hewitt ching
eyes. which have driven all the sara.
ts,ga l,eaux to the verge Of dist traction.
she il the daughter Of Major j. f..
Barrow. now q: New York, but na.
tive OF Tenut.>cr. hence the corn
.l0dger feast. which Is peculiar IL the
Southern cline. Miss Barrow Is al
80 a niece of the late Hon. AlexaIl.
der BatrUw, l'nite,i States Senator
from Louis!ah. IN those good OLD
days when Webster, Clay and Cal
hOun electrified tie Senate halls with
their elo.i,lenc,'. and niece Of General
Washington Harrow, formerly Menu
her Of Congress aud Minister to
Spain in General HarrisOn's time.
Ahou. thirty distinguished guest
were invited I" sip the glowing cup"
Of luttcril,ilk with the rare Oscar.
and to Instruct hin, in relation t0
''cOrn-<lo,!:.er+. "f which latter dish
the sr~thetic poet had never heard.
There delicaci.~ l,eing disposed at,
other ,!ainti.'- ana golden champagne
were served in pr"f:.~ion. The r.N,i,,-
Of Major Ra:iow's residence were
beautifully decorated with flowers in
compliment OF Oscar. Oscar was
begged t"r i"ck Of hi. hair, hut had
the heart t. Ie!u.e the siren who COW
eietl the tres-. However, he grace.
fully put his autograph upon several
cards. and We may here remark rn
i.ns>un' that he ignores capital letters
altogether. and register. himself from
London with a little |. The attrac-
ti.ms of the luncheon were =" many
and c.ui!img that Oscar. who was
/" lect,rc ~, Ricl,tield springs the
ssnlc evening, iEi.~c.i his Train. But
u special locomotive was l.ir.i 10
take him down to BailstOn. so that
he sped away ut the most rapid rate
(" the infinite sorrow of the SaratOSa
l,elles. However, he returns here on
the :s;tl, iusianr.-.HI'"'f"," t"'r.
Ii|f<hu.v T''yI"y'h.
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Spra0ue Ahead.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Sept. 9.--ln
the Supreme court this llIDrning IN
the east Of the pet tnn nf sis'aci',
trustee and assignee in the Sprayue
estate, for advice "Eti assistance. Ia
the matter Of the sale Of CahOnchef
tO =. ID. Moulto,i, the petition was
dismissed. thus leav;m. William
Sprsgue in practical lrs-.essi"n I" Ca..
nOncl,et, indefinitely. u:'i''.- ''i.te'l
ly proceedings ut law.
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Cheyennes on the RAMPAGE.

CHICAGO, Sept. "A Denver
special says: The Cheyenne Indians
are reported ~ still working north.
ward through Colorado and Kansas.
There il no doubt that they are re-
turning to Pine Ridge Agency, Da-
k"a: Ilr. Mct;illi'.,,tl,ly having Of
fer,i them permission, to d" so and
having advised the lnslian Commits.
si',,'er to permit it. The Indians not
!'eii'g equipped Tor u journey, there
- every rr:.-1'm IT, believe that raw.
aging and rai,ls will mark their in,-
migration. Three companies of in
faiItry ut Fort Lyon leave in the
morning '.y railway for Grenada to
intercept them there should they At
tempt tO crsMs the Arkansas. One
company Of the Ninth cavalry 10 or
slcrc'l from Fort Hayes, and 1t In re-
ported that tw" COM Itsnies uf cavalry
are following them from Fort ELL
ut ala'i tw" companies are Orlered
tO the ;unnis.,n country. Tl,.. SOL
alirrs intend to take the Indians hack
I" tile 8. reservation. 1: they refuse 1t
rs not Improbable that blood will be
shed.
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The Vikings.

These NH,:.,nien, Or Vikings.
were not H,ero;y u FAR 'wav l"'i'ie
viii, when, We have nOIilinS in COM
mon, hut they really belonged t. TIE
.r!i.sau,e ra..:. -; men with Iu''st "i
ourselves. They were, rr, hais, the
actual ancestors Oi some living Amer
Jeans, and ki,.Is.ik :" the MINORITY.
T!.cy were. the same rare that c'''''
u,,crssl England, and were known as
SHx",,.; then conquered France, AMI
we're known as NOruIan<: ai'd iii'a;-
Is crossed over from France an'l con-
.,,,.r.si England again. These Morse
Viking. were, like n"'>t of Us. S.an'
din;,v iau-, anil ~, were really r;.':cr
Ia ,,s in bl.nxl and in language than
was the great Columbus.
Wi,ul wer. the ways AMI niailueIS
oi liu-.. Vikings: We must re''''''''-
lm.r ut the outset that their name inI-
plies muthins III r'yaIty. They were
s:np:v the siwClIcrs ~n y 'i.', "r hay.
they were, III other words. the sea-
side ,m,,.,,laiiUn 1T the scandinavian
,m.,,,,..,,la, tEc only part "f iL!r'l*
Wl,i..h then >cnt ;Nh(ha race " >ta-
,ovrrS. They rr<e:tble'i ia SOME re-
sr.v:s he ~ Iycrinc r'r-airs ~ !a:rr
,r,;ml: i,;,t. unlike the .ttEerInt:..
tl,.v were .,n'.,;r:Wcs as w:I! ~ ~
rates. We're ready I" found settlements
wherever ,Iey wtu;. Nor were li'e
Vikings vx: t:,ri>iia,is. TOR from l'e
tim. " ,,tn !ri-tiAniiy r''''e an'"h::
Them ii.s it lie. ;.vvAiii: more l'.:.r'''
full. In the priEc M their h::.'i'es''
;su, ,l,,.v we:.. i!,c terror q! tinr"iH'.
Til y r::rri.,i their i''ray> along t"e
whole continent. They entered tv'
cry ,s,t In England, and Touched es-
..rv island ON the Scottish coast.
Ti,cy sailed up the S.'irr. :iid ""f'e-
n,a.. q. tI,. r,.l+r Of Western ':ur"i,e,
Wit nj seeing their iark siliis ~
sigh: uf PARIS. They Reached ~"
M.siitcrran. an. and formed "N J"
their own m,l:sl:'er the f:nh"'S va
r:,n:inii .,,a..l Of the later t':seH EN-
mr..vs. The quart which J.. dt*cr;',
c.i hy Walter scott in Count E"."r'
If PARIS. They rari.'! Africa,
whi,.h ,hry called ''Sa'a''ens
Land" ."xnd there tO'S eighty castles
A;i their irxsy they sr"t back t.
Norway, and this wealth Included
not vuiy what they t.ssk ir"" enc
u,:,s. !,.,t what they t.H'k :i"'n '''t
very co,,r p. they served: for j; was
;h. nr..ctj.- -. I,.,.tHntincl'c, wh'n
Am E.,n,s u,s died. for the N"fs'
81; rI /" ~ through the i.ai:"cs aiH
e.. Whatever ti..v could E":d u
;I.ir hau.i.. L" his day. Greek ~"
,r.,;.i,. cold coins an.l rhain~ az
,:.,,,,i in tie houses al the >.'rwr:sal
,....,u;s, aii;i n':y 'c seen IN '"'
museums nf Christians ANA s"''.
hagen. y. ". U;N!'"* !" ;"''2' =
.N"y.s:'"".
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Struck it Rich.

"r!li~ j. u y e.':n,en for the Denver
ExlM>itiOn.' said the miner yc>trr
Gay. a. Im threw u sack on til.. ta!'l..
and wired his manly brow. II made
this discovery il, h & Cottonwood !'.>t
Fall. and just a$ tcgan discovering:
the vein IN g'"ni shape, six feet "f
snow came down and wil'e.i n.e out
for the winter" Got much vi this
truck ." asked the sror!in: ed;ter.
"M"re'n you could run through, u te,l-
stack s,ll..ltcr in i've yeas. There Is
Il mount. .in OF il. AMI You can trace
il from the Park ric:.M I" American
Fork true ,i::su-e-limsst"nc hang
ing and lsrphyry tsN. That vein
goes I" China anil ,.iH'!it~ on The
other side. rr"rer'y developed YOU
can have Il station il hci! and never
bc troubled witt, water. C"ul.! ;i"a'l
the sinci.ing down there. t"". hv
ti,.,in' with the devil end J"ha
Tay.c:.'' ''Siruck il 81, i!:>n >
Better than netting on i"s'r lac;
and scrul, rar:: mighty sight i"'''r.
Tan you IL, u fellow in ," "i.S.
rarl: ,l,a, Is my lay. Prn'y"f graf
and half the S.~"'r>r> y"Hrn. How
mach grub =" y..u wan; >" asked The
sporting e,;i;"r, 81. he ,*ran s'r'i'::.
around in his vest pocket tor Ei- l.'!c.
"rwcn; y .ark> vi flour, ~ "tEl; -:
bacon: five s:,rk- Of hs:u-, l'n;": n.i>
nf dri.,i :.nl.':-, |" :,c..: "i m.'l':, e..
~ cans ~; land, tw" 's,rr,''> "i wills.
ky" ".t.'!L CIV there yelled III"
-..'r,ir:: editor, gu have. not H"'
this grub i'r"i"rt:"med :" 1" speak
you h'.u'l il property adjusted.
There is t." mitch Whisky for the
.:.rl and apples, while IT," flour looks
lonesome aud Gi>t"ns"'atc. Vii"
leans an. not s.rang en",:h I" carry
20 m,;n.h dead weight while l"''
,uola>>rs is hx .";ta!'iast s;v the i:s""n.
! ORD. mister y"u never studied pro
portion you never sized an Gle ;'i:aht-
irml,,,r l.ur-. with ila,.;"rk. y Then
v"n don't like my terms: i": don!
understand the DIP. >l':r-. and
ana les ut my ,rT,ar:-,;y. N"u want
~ ruI tia, Erno >t:kr G..wn t"a Hap
,ark. you >.'., III II i"kry. t"" .x-
lr.., ,:l. IL ~i..k Ike .ha,. ~, s:ni'c-,
and get n:.i :hc "r.. and n:akc :: ':iv.
with v",, "u iaan. .lrai.::. Good
day, sir. y'n"i day. i"! Ca: =" t.
h--i!." Thc sporting .::;;"r '',"t''
H." miner cat politely, :,"i ';':n ~
vested his pill. in X twrEty.:;"" "n'
lunch. --%,H Iui. j.iL..r.
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Miscellaneous.

CnNAa;O. Sept. a Freelnrt.
Ilis., special says: Il. Il. Ilel', who
was RECENTLY nominated for the lOs,:=:
term in Congress. l,as lN~n nom. .n:.-
ted also for thc unexpirsl term OF
Representative Hawk, aiecesasttl.
Dublin, Sept. S.-ClIff"rl Lloyd
made u c.'nriiiat"ry siH,e.'i; ut laugh
r.a yesterday.
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HACEs O.; EIlCsCETif:.
The Genial t"d-o Giving q
s:iran-c Lady q. Ec..,.


~. every oa- in N:..h!ii:t"n
knew. Ju.!:: "a: if&w.-. "t Ntbras-
k:.. Tie Judge j. :: NAL. pleasant
.v:l"w, and ,i..uy!, ha:i:.= i"; years
w"rn the iudiri'! ci,":n". is n"t
whit liz. III" :vvr::-e i":;~: tern.
-t"li and im.!ii;r.,.;. On the "i.-
.rl,y. i,- j.. I" u>;'a .":nI:rpN phrase.
ION. 9! the Boys" nh: d::y IL;
weak the ,ui." hy way ".' ,~"as;i-
the :."a: -, :l.r ;i'y. III 1 himself I"
Ocean ti;v. where H. ;,"':;'..h III
saltwater ,ai:,e 70 his hearts com
:rn.. ':'hr s.",;:..: cay :.:,c, his a:r;-
Va, l." ,.l! ". Iii l:an"i>r::..' pail l'h
l.;l,;n: <li;.. sn'l VA '!,- .!:;cr' .'
admiration fall III" other iul!!"r-.
II: r.".,i:e.l 81. .'uni III q" water
with III" a-;'ty I" ar,;. ASH r:"":
".:n:,,;;,ru!a,: remarks w.r.' n,a:i.'
.i".,. the Judge excellent :" INNING
ruali::.-. Two or ll':.c cent. 'n,'n
w!.nm th.. iu;i-r ;snc" wei" ".',irS-
u," l,v him. a.i they AL t"c's il .c":!
Ma:urc,i!y. D., aud h:y IL" judge -.
pied n han.:>nn,. lady VIII" would
ia!ai;.e ;i:e .c:!l.- Il; l'n'. i;n:n. gem
,!v ~. h.l,in.i her he caught the lady
around the waist. uHd with Il trei,ic:.
deus effort threw her ha!:'a somerset.
Tl.. lady rcl,:a;nc' under the water
, aIs,ut half u minute. When she
! can:c up ,.nl had wiped the water
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A Little Story.

The New York .Sya' tells the f"ii"w-
a. uptown fasl,i"na5 able tailor si'ins
,.,, III. instructive little yarn. when
,.r.,y,.. To- criticism ~ they WOULD pre-
..in the carly summer OF 1870. .
..:d he. 1.-TWO gentlemen came IN mere
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Vinegar for the eick Room.

There is q French legend CONNECT
ed with the prcl'a arati"n caiIest ri""i-
gre n HW0irc rot, Wvs. During the
plague. ut Mar.eiiles u hand ut rol,-
l,ers piunslcrcd til: dying
and the de:,.l without in
jury tO themselves. They
were imprisoned. tried aud rOil.
le,,.nesl to die, Tut were ls,r.i"nesl oil
condition Of disclosing the secret
whereby they csuid ransack houses
Injected with the terrible scourgc.
They gave the following recipe,
which ma. e. u delicious and refie>h-
ing wasl, for the sick rs,On,:
Take OF rosemary, wOrnlwOOs!. Law.
Cnsler, rue, suye and mint large
handful Of each. Place in stone
jar, and turn over it one gallon y!
s,rung cider vinegar: cover closely,
and keep near the fire fsr fo r days:
then strain, aud add one ounce q:
powdered c,,,nptor gum. Bottle and
keep tightly cOrk-tl. 1t Is very arO'
matte, cooling aud refreshing in the
sick rN,n. and of great valve to
nur:es.--.N. y. Tribune.
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one day to my store. One of them
stated that he desired to haze his
friends measure taken for the best
suit "f clothes ON the premises-in
payment of a wager he added. The
one to be measured WAS = fat. super
ciIiOlls, swagyering fellow. with n,uf-
tnn-chOp wlsisker~. t0..k his
IimenSions. aud prtrses'ed to show
him several varietfe. Of material.
my lat importation ut the time
Was very fine l,iece Of striped Eng
lish goods, which / umfoleletl. telling
my new customer at the same time
that thought 1t would t,e just the
thing to suit him-meaning that the
pattern Would not exagEerate the
r0tundity Of his figure.
"Well, sir, the fellow seized his hat
and tore out sf the store in . whirl-
wind Ot profanity. Ills co,nl'aniOn's 3
eyes dilatel in sstOnishMent. and
saying, i guess he thought you knew
him xnd meant to insult him will,
the reference to = striped suit'-away
he went after his friend.
"Tbey never came back hut that
same night 1 saw them pass through
the lobby Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
and ! learned t.sat the customer !
lsxsl l.~t WAS George NJ. liOt,t--On,
while the friend was an influential
naval contractor"
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New Method of Inducing Sleep

\ French writer, according to the
Cincinnati Ll"'"F, says that II the
eyeiitis he closed and opened rs fast
rs ps'ssihle twenty Or thirty times an
irresistible inclination to sleep will
immediately follow. The plan il
best adapted 4, insomnia from nerve
troubles. We nave tried it with some
advantage, but not So much rs the
statement implies. The ls'int to be
gained l.y busy heads in order to In
duce sleep is to divert the current Of
cerebral action away truln ail excit-
ing aud disturbing thought. This
may Le done by amy one If thOus-
and exl.'lients which have been con-
trivesl to occupy the attention by
some trivial exercise Of memory Or
imagination which will crowd out
the reriurt,ing theme snd substitute
others neither exciting nor Disagree
ui,ie. Such are the counting Ut an
imaginary flock 0f sheep jumping
Que BY one over u fence; counting the
Vibrations Ut an illla mary l'eildlu-
lull: counting your own respiratiOns,
giving one Or two to each Inspiration
and expirstiOn; counting u hundred
jacNwar,i>; repeating the alphabet
backwards: calling I" mind all the
names Of ls.rsO,is beginning with the
several letters Of tile aipiiabvt. etc.
This plan may Le utilized by apply
ing i: I" yes,s raphy, history, hicgra-
rhy, botany nnh O.l,er branches ~!
know ledge: recaiiim. all names Of
rivers. or cities, Or lakes beginning
with \, Il. ami ~ furti.; tine nalal..>
Oi distins t,isiI+.l men in like manner,
or plants. 4 medical student or II
physician might trace the arteries or
nerves, or recount the bones Of the
skeleton, il iIe desire Il very dry anIi
sleepy subject. AL these exererciscs
wear cut in time and must Ue chang-
q! and newly com.riveti ones su,'-ti.
tute%t, for there j. no limit to their
raEyr. Mental recitation Of lnH:try
ur prose may i've rc>ortea to There
are u $50 mechanical methods If over
coming insomnia. ariicular:y II the
''i;dge:-" i'e present. Such as get
ling ont ct bed and applying the
flesh brush quite freely; friction
with Il eour.-.. aI'l wet towel. Frank
lin u~,s' T., ;:,I" hat he .nlie:l un
air-:.:,,.:. >:!.,;;n:g himself ts'inplete-
IL ai.,, walkin. sack and forth over
the tl.r.r briskiy. Some merriam cal
i,,eii,.ni> at Indirectly ON tic brain,
as the opening and closing of the
eyes aiDOve mentioned. Dr. Hart
sIorne's method of inducing anes.
ti!csia by rapid breathing May furn-
i.i, some hints in that direction.
Most persons have fci, the effect IN
The lead ut blowing at tire with the
A,"uti, aud lungs-wllat dizziness
and a?lr"ach to unc"''scio,,sncss it
produces. similar movements favor
sleep. We nave often in.iu"c; sleep
,,y Il few txi.ala,i'ns and ini,alaii"ns
hath rs complete as l"s sil'l". IT !,
. singular i.ow long the lungs will re-
main nuis~ceut after these forced
movements, before the cal! for ox!-
gen :cn:ws Tie ,.oln,ai acticn Of the
respiratory M;:,rlv~.--i''.";H" .T'''-
..y .}s,u,.rV.
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Tho Indepe:dent Candidate.

CHICAGO, Sept. "a Quincy. ILL.,.
s,~riul says: Ttros. l.. Anderson.
t;rr.nl.u,k ,:ui,,inee o! the First Mis-
>o,,i district. for C"ngrs..-. s!.''ii''ts'
the u. IN! ,!n:,ii"n. Ifihc Ietl'u' .Ii's'u.
to not nominate IL j. sail that Con.
vr,.-. man Glover will run a~ an indie
pendent lk'n,ncrut against Harp. the
regular nGIllilIs.e.
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Star Route Jury Disagree.

s.n.NGl,N. sept. o.-Sir'r,'y as-
ter i""'rlwk this n,",Eing the jury
in lie II ~ route case cAIr into court
ami rr:",:ri they had Teen umrl'l" I"
a.'rs' .l,.n 4, verdict am: asked turtl-
rr in; ur;i,,ns. T'i".-r wrrs. given ''y
j"l-' Wyiic 1t; r.'ns;sicr.''" irn!i".
Az their general tendency were
>,:.i.y:y ayaii~, .le:ru'sant.. Al
tn II "wn r.,iu"'.t the jury were III
l"wri To take their Untc> IN their
s'"... an.l a.,im retired. They viii
rrin.;i &. "'..lU.K this att"rji'"'n. I"
whit! hour the c.,ur: took Il recess.
The yrn-ra ! I,n!'re>>;"m ~.''n.- I" It,
;i:: Il verdi: will i,s returned Ut that
lu':,
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A Suicidal Maniac.

Rlan'NISGrON. ILL.,, SEPT "a fine
kn'king gentleman, giving the name
of J.~el'h Phillips. aud travelling
from Buffalo, \. u, to Sam Fran
cisco with his wife and children, xr-
rived ut the Union tlein't this I..oln-
ing. via kankakec. som after, l.e
made AN attempt tO kill himself hy
!.ucking his threat with u duh knife.
lie inflicted no serious wounds,
however. lie was suffering from,
mental alteration, l,einy l,ursuesl
t,y l,aliucib:..jOn that murderer. were
"n III, track, and begged the ln'!ice
to xii! i!,cnl that lie might es.slln. as-
sassiMatiOn. He Was l.s.k.rl In the
city jail untl will I've safely kept until
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D;phtheria ScourSe.

RicHMOHp Va. sept. 9--l:e:"rt.
fr"n, A!...:,nv county. Va. state
,i,u dipiMh ria j. raging there I" an
airrmiin. extent. There have t'". ::
itv death. within tie List three
w- ~. uM,i more than one hmH:r 4
lr.r-,,,> :,r.. m..w down with the dis
ra-". IL SOM s:l-,.$ whole :HH.iI;''-
have :;.r.il carried oil.
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If-as some assert, while others deny
it-there Is in his pronunciation,
while speaking, the ineradicahle
provincial twany Of Lancashire. his
voice. at the en.l ii a speech four or
i've hours long. rings out as ''c!ear
a. clarion with = silver sound" :"
There are few men. in short. Of
whom with more justice 1t might lie
recorded, a. Livy says Of Hannibal.
that ''by no amount Of labor could
his bsaiy i,e wearied. or his mind sub
.luesl. .'-Lnntion Dn;iv T"''rr",,h.
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A HauGN0aE.

DUBLIN, Sept. ?.--Marw.n"l. the
hanr,,,au. rrivrsi in Ireland last
cve,:in:s I" >ul~.rinicntl the execution
"f F.amris uynr-. Marwssai j.
g,,ar.l..! Ivy the ls'lis'c and Il nu..:"'r
III detectives will t~.Trt him I" Linn
cr:r:s.
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John Browne Sons Body.

CHICAGO. Sept. 9-Thc eldest sol,
Of John BrOwn, Of sawetOilse, II en-
route lOr Martin.villr, Ind, to inves'
tigate the rti,,l,r that the preserved
remains Of his brother Watson, who
was killed ut Harler's Ferry, are in
possession Of Dr. J. J. Jones'. He 1.
Onvincel tl,at the. elsOrt II true. Mr..
Brown will take the sacred remains
and place it beside the corpse Of his
father ut North Eblss.
The 7i.;,wmc has q communication
from u war nur>e, which says there
Is little doubt such q lnsly i ut the
yi.Cs. named.
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N;!lmay has never been IN The
habit .,f n:,ni-hiny his children. lc'v-
ing ,ha: .ii>agr,..al.lc duty t"l,i~ wife.
I'M the u:i,r, dav one If his nI'mer-
n,,s progeny M-ca',e very nnrn!y an.!
he was "l.iige'l ~ say: Flora. II
vnu dent keep quiet. l shall hav" I"
whip ynM." "P'"h!" rptOrte,i little
s.vt.,r-old. with n c"n:enr:u"us t''Ss
of her dainty little head. ".cu amt
the mo! her,"
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Hayir. ,Iiwn the Law.

WA>Gl>'.i..S. seq. "a s"r';'
r-'':r.hg I" W:iic'> riia::." Yesterday
say: When Icing >rt.,t.t the heA'
Oh" l. /" hr overt au.l-. ami t'ieic are
;"r.: ar fit. pages oi ,::;> ;M,iic'' men!
~. !"y.,t in setting eat distinct Overt
'"i,: II amy III :i:,.-e overt a''t> - c'"
's"'ly s.i ",,! and stud, an Hri '"r:':-
l"hd- with the Indictment, u y
e'"u.i,. tim,n,i: AL M.,crs may '"' IT.
"'r'r'!y st ud,.
in.,r-..!i II w"ui,l like til. Court
iurl-r i" in-lrlr, the Jury That u D.
''Gi"'--,!I. 10 max" any
.N "'..!nrk ,ir. Jury lot beih:
h;'',y I" r,'i.,r,. u iuri;,er recess WAS
Taken until d u'cisn:k.
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Low Water in canal.

l>MA,LIA. Sept. 4.-As the water
in the fresh wafer ts,nal i still filling
iow the gates cannot We ~ 'ened tO ul-
!Uw lM,ats To enter. Two steam
launches have i,t.cn dragged bodily
from the lake over the sand hills ansl
,,lac,d in the canal i.y the Highland
-rs. .aW of whom manned each rope.
THE second division is hOw in the
i.arlx,r awaiting orders tn disei,ll,arl<.
ri,e russian General wms present to-
d..y in one ii his imperial yachts to
witness Om.r:ltiONs.
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China as a Med diatCr.

LuHi".x. sept. "a Dispatch from
Iskin "i tie 9TH, states th" Ctii'Csc
auij"rity has in!rrvcns'l tn,l'iIy in
,'"r.:, ,n,l SEIZED the father Of the
Kin. am. hr'uiyht Inn to- China. The
King has been rciEsta!esl by Chinese
troop, ::nd ship.
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Lost at Sea. !.

LONDON. sept. 9.-Tl'c British
lark Ca,,,mtl. from, Sunderland for
lava. has f.,imier.sl. The crew,
numbering twenty, were dr"w ned.
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Why They SHUT the S;:ese D',o:.

\ correspondent Of tho San Fran
ci>co Past relates the !":!"wing in-
c::,!cnt rf IL -:H.. ride through a."
,rasn;.ins: ". were going tU say
Oh This particular trip We passengers
wc." "H"c.,;in";y Aun"y~.: i.y the
lcr$;>t.., q with which N.,ii,- i'''>
III" driver demanded iha, tit. .;,".'
,;"r> H.. k":.t ..:'...si. l:.ti:; ai;:r:::
wien their being opened "a:,>:H an
,;';,resiAtlr r:vci'l,:i"n ~: air. Jis'
~ We wcr,. rounding :, :',r.;"u'ar :,"r-
rnw !.,vn il t'.. fac: %; The r!iii r'-s
n,:i:..: iha, the i.-;.;e drnr. 81 I"
S;...k, VA. a.:,in h";Iy u. III =; jar.
Promptly putting OH the brakes .n!
bringing Iii s:nr..'- ;0a i:s::. ;" ;'rs-
:-ir.e.,. ''n., you 80 that :''': ~ he
-ai.l. l',;'iliny 10 u h::" s"u!'ic:'
a!!s:h .:i:.. i:!r,:v !.i: r."'rh 'or til:
-.a"c ~ :,:..~. "W;::'i u ii - on
H. This. i.:-: :.:.~"n .:::.r w. ,aSs-
ing :;on: ,::is rock V';i::, .'i;:"'"dv
n,,.,.c.. .:,. go -. The ..u.r r.,;:::!.'
IN IL .i.. !.S. :.n'i 80 !; ol'',.al
f.:r,'- ;.-: ,,'ic.i H.. w;."'.' !.;.-;H; -
ever ::.,r, i. THAT !.i;i: -:.'...; way
.;,uu there i :;l ~ III, heels
r,;!:.:: "n ,r:r. \.': ~i.' N.": h."l.
;;::.t 4, ~ ~:.!,; =" !. ;:,.f. ri. Ia" /"
.,. t;,,: ! ~: "i"::' ! :,i.,': ~ -. q
tai-,."a. ry.ry ,id;yi.i.:..; 'Iu bond
i..v:!.. >..,: r.:'+iv ti:.i : IN: Wi:
E;S !i.,ti:::- ":..!;i''. H'ri' - .'""'-!r"':-
,.,: veg i;.':y. W." lei " -:ri"-.
Wi..r. -" -: ~" -tI:HG - :.
r,y:.:.rv, let: - i."i ~: 81" ':r.''':"'l
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RSpUlS0d.

ALEXANDRIA. Sept. 9.--Durit <
the light II small ls,r,y M Arxlns
wh">. object wn- >u,.lmst'd to l'e in.
wndiari-iii. attempted to scale tire
r,n:,srls between RaMleL and
H.. Ia gates One Of the party wa>
tu,"n''r.l by q sentry and the re-
m:i,uicr fed,