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Mitchell, and sber,ato yisbt.

NEW YORK, September F.-At meeting
between Mitchell and SHADES hackers this
afternoon 1t was agreed 10 declare the fight
off. Mitchell's hackers Immediately COW
cred the deposit Of 81, 900 recently made BY
William Sheriff, the "Prussian," now in
Pbiisdelpbis and who lately challenged
Sullivan. The arrangements are for Dri-
yate glove fight 10 take place within two
weeks from the date Of signing the articles.
The men are TO 6sht according 10 the hs :
quis OF Quesnsbery rules until one Of
them ia neaien.
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0uarreIsd Over ano,,.

BosToH. September T-Tom Barry ala.
Liverpool Jack, is charged with pr05l7ly
fatally stabhing George Aneston 10 a aar.
rel over spoils. Both are notorious thieves.
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or like this


Vote for Temperance,
For Home, For God, For Family.
Save Your Children from Drunkenness.
Vote for the Second Amendment.
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Arrested on suspIeioa or Murder,

PHILADELPHIA, September T.-yohn
Meenan was drowned yesterday while
bathing. HIS companions have been ar.
rested on q charge of murder.
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A Newspaper man Mard.rea.

LARDsBURG, n. NJ, September 17.-Jack
Ryan, formerly correspondent of the Nus
eatlne. loEa Journsl, vas found murdered.
by whom is pol kloEp.
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Epiiep.y and Fils.

Il thsnk the givsr ot all sifrs" writes
N. Marshall, OF CRANKY. Ne Stoa Co, NJ.
4 sbr giving me Smu:fIa NeTins. IL curei
kiay daughters epilepsie fits, nf q wear.
ll.as. &c. ~ -.-o;s-S--. S-Jt
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The Tosquin blockade.

LONDON, September 1.-THE Standards
Hong Kong special states that the severity
Of the blockade Of Tonquin ha, been so Ter
relaxed % TO allow vessels TO proceed ~
their ports OF destination after being
searched for articles con'rsband OF war.
There Is great lack OF harmony between
the French aud the civil and military 81.
tborities of Topaun.
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Judge AIIck Grnv Dx,pv

IA .>rI"N. September l.. Judge
p,.S .AN- ~ pardon c,erk in the De.
a.. ,' G' Justice - dying. lie was the
H., mend o; Matt Carpenter and
--t n Iowa politics for wears.
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As'teDced 10 be U.,-.,,

81, r.. f,.,E, ',lE, Va, September 1T
acr, b. VIZ murder Of Sitton. is sen.
p. ~ - /. an Cd . tober l, An s1D.,I
Lr N"isids shot Sitton for
p ,N s's:,: and vhgn rFfI.iDg -, ~
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MeDonaId and Blaine.

CHICAGO, September 17.-Senator McDol'
aid was in the city to-day and manifested
perfect willingness to talk on political
matters He feels as do good many peo'
DE towards President Arthur. He says the
Nations Chief Executive has done nothing
70 commend or attack; that he has merely
filled the chief chair o. the country. Tne
people are satisfied with tSis for atime, but
soon will; demand q change, the Senator
thinks. His idea of the next Republican
nominee is that BlSine will be nomluatea
because he is making no PERSONAL canvass.
He thinks, as does J. D. Weeks, thst Blaine
can carry Ohio because he was Garhelds
friend, and New York because be is init
mate with Arthur. The IndiAnian says
the candidates in the Repubh a. Conven-
tion will be Arthur, Blaine and Logan
that the first mentioned Will De dropped
ss soon as il is seen that he has not posi-
biity Of being nomir ated; and that then
BIaine will come to the front.
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PARIS, September l7.-Waddington. the
French Ambassador TO Great Britain. re-
turned from . visit TO Earl Granville, 81
Walmer Castle, England, where he met
Tseng. Chinese Ambassador. WAddingtou,
in an interview with Prime Minister Ferry
yesterday, expressed the disappointment
felt by Tseng at the absence Of any official
proposals on the parl OF the French Gov.
eminent for the settlement Of the Forsisn
question.
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- l0rk @ O" 10TH.
~! srr;vS ~; vsSePtAm0er 1.-THE Cors,n
=, - noeivseS9 nie9 h-r- this evening, and
80 :: Rrg;i9sli 4: hT' f''n
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HALIFAX. September 1.-The bark Bit.
tsnis was Loot on Sable Island. The cap
tsin's wife, three children snd eight OF the
crew were drowned, inclndisg The frst so1
second mates. The captain and The re-
nnsining three sssmen arrived In fsvhsid.
The survisQp we're thres dsys On tbs
wreck vben sescded. They had ettsmptsd
s.ept them of, including ths csptain'S
rt,s and three children. Three snlofs
were ssYed and the captain wss able 70
each the raft sgain, the latter carrying
with him two children, but they both died
sboftIy Afterwards
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DtsmIs.+a Fros., Ihe Navy.

ASNGPoLIs AD. September l.,5Csnsa =. {; !
B. Bird. If Wisconsin, has been az Ss'e
..em Re Aeadspy i0r hszins.
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Every few days a band Of music is
driven through the outer wards Of the city
and in the wagon is displayed big ban
ner hearing
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BERLIN, September l7.-Nantuf, the
military commander Of A,ssce-I Lorraine
has i,sued a decree proclsining that the
use Of the German language by judicial
and municipal authorities Of Metz and
Thronyille shall be compulsory alter the
first OF January, 1884, as the use Of the
French languag. has been utilized toeKcits
agitation for the restoration Of Alsace I.or.
raiDe 10 France
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SEw YoRK, September 1.-THE Irving
Hall conference committee met this attsr
noon and directed their secretary to send
the Tammany conference committee letter
saving the refusal of the county democracy
to even discuss any basis Of uuion must
necessarily interrupt any measures OF party
paCiication arising in this city. We a'e
therefore compelled" they say, ITO hold
our own primary elections and 10 submit
the entire controversy to the wisdom OF the
State Convention. While Wa deeply de-
plore the existence OF any fractional strife
at the very threshold of the approa hing
campaign, and regret exceedingly that any
tudy OF Democrats should display dIsp>-
s;tiOn 10 Subor Innate the interests OF the
party at large to the local prospects OF a
faction, We have su utticient confidence In
the wisdom sLl moderation OF the St1se
con mittee to Justify US in entertaining the
hope thSt however divided We may % 70
Buffalo, the clearly expressed sense OF
the party will cause Us to return TO this
city united in the support OF its nominees
and in opposition 10 tue Republican al,
yersaries" The three organizations Will
elect full dele cation to the State con
tiOn. The coanty DemOcracys deleg ltes
will be elected in accordance with the Cis-
sidy resolution, and the instructions OF the
Democratic State convention. ramminy
snd Irving hall will follow the directions
Of the Cassidy resolution.
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CLEVELAND IN PARTICULAR.

CLEVELAND, September T.-Ail over the
bill boards OF the city, on fences, sides Of
old buildings, dead walls, everywhere
~hsre piece Of paper can be stuck up,
appear proclamations like this:
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bOhy'
I.syes~k BADLY Hsvt.
Rsy. Heptembef I7.-There


Itis reported the MARQUIS OF Tssng viii
leave London TO day for Paris.
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Base Ball.

Clsvelspds. Q; New York, 6.
BufT4los, q; Hhiladelphias, 4. Game stop
ped by ram in the sixth inning.
Eclipse. 2; Bsitimores, ].
QQincys. 7: rsy Citys, 3.
Sasiusws. 5; SpTingfslds, ).
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ARTHUS's FUTURE HOPES.
Said to be Planning for the Presidency
Again.


ALBANY, n. Y, September Ill is
claimed by shrewd politicians here that
the downing OF Mr.. John F. Smyth fur
nishes evidences that President Arthur Is
seeking to secure control Of the Republi.
can State Committee. Mr.. Andrew S.
Draper, who now holds a majority of all
the delegates from this Congressional Dis
trict, believes that Mr.. Arthur will be the
strongest candidate tue Republicans can
put up in 1854. Mr.. Smythe has not maie
up his mind on the subject, and would b,
apt TO agree with the views Of Mr.. Roscoe
COnkliDg, who does not at present CheIisl
the warmeSt feelings OF affection for tue
occupant of the White House. The idea
that the hand of tAe Federal Admi =
istratiOn is seen in the recent manUuyeres
here is encouraged by the course taken by
several of Mr.. Smyth's former devoted lieu
tenants, and the reason given Tor their &C.
tion. The managers Of the revolt have
been ex.Assemblymaa Andrew 5. Draper,
Collector of Internal Revenue; James w.
Bentley, Surveyor Of Customs; John A.
Luby, City Assessor; Robert X. Diver, eX-
Alderman Aston Adams, and Chairman
of the Republican County Committed
Charles ". Mead. These politicians,
with the exception of the last
named, Will De AZ once recognized as
the most seryicsable aa1 bsSt trusted
workers Mr.. Smythe had in the palmy
days Of the Stalwart machine. They were
ready to do anything he wanted, and did
il skilfully. His influence advanced them
to the places they have held, and they
were supposed to be ever ready to do his
bidding. Yesterday morning before the
convention in the Second Assembly dis
trict met, il is rumored that the boss made
efforts to win some Of them back 10 their
alegiarCe, but he was informed that their
support could not be obtained, as they
were acting under instructions received
direct from Washington. Mes,rs. Bentley
aud Luby having been appointed to
Federal offices q few months sgo in the
place OF efficient Half Breeds their change
Of heart seems TO bear out the statement
for, although they are excellent followers,
they lack the capacity to lead, and would
not dare Of themselves to originate plot
Of this kind. II is said that the word came
from Washington over a month ago, and
that the scheme has been quietly hatched
in that time, Mr.. Smytbe not suspecttng
any treaChery until Thursday last week.
His friends declare that he is not down yet
and will come out on top OF The heap be-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
LATER.

BRADsTREKr's Commercial Agency
the Remington Arms Company and tho
Hall Safe aud Lock Company were burned
out In New York on the 18th. Loss $1,000.
Ir is reported from Dublin. Ireland.
that only seven u the eleven men indicted
for the Phmnlr Park murders will be tried
on capital charges.
TIE steamship Strasburg arrived at
Baltimore. Nd, on the 18th with i,ieD Ina.
migrants for the West.
TnE London (Eng.) police were re-
ported 10 be- watching for a cargo Of dyna-
mite from Antwerp on the 18th.
A vrKE nj Plymouth, Ind. the other
morning destroyed the best business block
IN the town, containing ten stores and other
buildings.
A meteor covering an acre Of ground
was reported 10 have fallen on the house of
q Mexican herdsman near Williams Ranch,
Tex, the other night, burning The whole
family.
A LsRaE number Of cvicted Irish
tenants arrived in Boston and Philadel.
phia on the 18th. They adbeen furnished
passage by tho British Government.
Tue mother Of lyman. the man whom
Infornsr Carey testified was "so. i" was
reported % have said reeen,iy that she bs-
iieved be was an officer Of the Invinciblss.
TuE Indians were rrportsd ralding In
west Texas on the 18th and the Rangers
were preparing 70 take the neId.
THE crew of q wrecked Norwegian
vessel we're picked up Of the North earn
lima cost few days ago. Three had broken
legs and tho Captain had several ribs
hroken.
THERE were heavy storms on the
il,h Throughout considerable portions ol
Wisconsin, Minnesota. Illinois, Iowa and
Nebraska, ss well a. in the Boushvest
Portions Of Arkansas were visited BY de
ssr,ctlse hurricane on the issh. Every
,hins IN The track Of The storm was svep
away and number Of people were kiile'
or injured.
A oAvg-x occurred At the Courtrigh
Mine. st Piainsviile, Pa, The other day
he surface settled ave feet. extsndin,
sero<z he main rosdway.
IT i said the Pope has decided iha
no priest who has participated In the Irisl
seitafion shall become Bishop.
Two ruouzAsD arrests were said q
nave tesa made Ia Moscow, Russia. 70
late date on suspicion Of conspiracy ssain.
the Cars life.
4 Az the roads IN the Deadwca<i por
ton Of Ne Bisek Hills wsrr reported o
th@ is&h 70 b. blocked BY heavy snow
OLxrr BureEss. = Rhcds Island de-
psrn<1. afssr tiIljns 80 - ~ e'nne<s'
q. - egrrns1ss>'s .s'etts = ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
u the White House IIanntedi

"Yes. this building Is haunted - saio
an nttachc Of tho Presidential mansIon
10 the critic this morning. "snd II 4
said that supernatural sIybts are not
unfrcauently Witnessed in these laroe.
old.fasbioned rooms and nlry halls Sev'
eral weeks aeo the President chanced
the location oi his bed.chamber by re-.
moving from ,bc cas, 10 ihe north rom
and ii WINS vaguely whlspered then ma,
his slumbers bad been disturbed by N,
nocturnal and wler,I visitor. The sams
that one of our ohambermaIds said she
Ind seen walking stately anil cree,
through the up.stnIrs railways ON sey,
oral occaslous.
.,Yos. Tho ohostIv visitor IA n man y
continued the a,taebe. "beca,,se / RI
member well 81 hearing The cbamber
maid saw that bc had lopy ,lnwIns
white hair and heard. and very m,,cI
resembled tho statesmen of long aeo
whose pictures we s.e nrip,ed On a,
pages Of history. Al any rste. Air.
know that the Presidents rest Il often
disturbed nj tnight, bccnnse have heard
him time and time again moving about
long after midnight, and sometimes I
have. lsiancd 10 his steady and coniin-
ucd pacing across the fioor when every.
one else In the housa was slumbcring.
and wondered what was disturbing him. =
His great responsibility or dyspepsia
might have been the agent" suggested
the Critic. a,
"Oh. no." quickly relolned the at.
tache, neither Of them, I'm sure. II
was the White House ghost, and I'll be:
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
facrs asp riatnrs.

There afr tBmD lmrr talH,n. IN
sne Yafh CIV. There l. muefnehg
~ ndhre lbe fianIpf ~ 2,Dp
tlcfmant buaa,a "A saa pneteams
and aulhsue.aas ~ The rll II famr,
most n whtsn have IlteI In tntalnfp
times.
Ths N, L.liay ...l.,lo.. 1. ,La
United STATE. h isag. n uhlrh N wese
In saw.mlll, tilleI vi ms'on. anJ In.
Inr,d 800,
The .,si n,,,,,he, ~ hss,l,,
.bl,n,.d trom ras,,,,,, a. "a. - s.s.''.
/. gia l"a : d.,,s,,s.s a IA Ia l9o m ~
fr,u is.i d aaa IN M, a'h.if s,n.,
lsso / 80 w
na,,n,, ,,,o d,,.. ,..,. ,As NO..
-, n".ipt ~ wv u'1vu ~ t.at, v',, ~ 'n' as
,on M h.s ~ W,,.rs,ed / Oh s eo,,oia. Il,
far n. ha tnows ~, ,wo N ,Lrse conn
lee have hecn ,ilvarceI '"'~
-. -. - m.. -,
'utew, hnl ~ r'h'y r.ho'r"
% %n"n' "ovu'w.'k a y NY ae n's' nent
W. wv " .nelr 1'.I ou'cr .slr.n''''rs ~ aPp,y'
n,. ms u" rln nv" tI,ho @ ~ W., w ~, "s, an.a, ]
~. so .,,,.' ~ "'''" P'Nsf WV ""'"''
wv In'Poso'
The iirst newspaper advertisement
appeared IN 1909 the hrst daily paper
~ lnui tho iirst newspaper W the
uhiled sia''s IN i'voi the hist printing
press IN the United states IN iozvi tho
llrst Almanac IN iioo'
During 1882 there were II theaters
destroyed by fire. Of this number IL
were burned IN the United States, In
England. 3 In Russia, In Germany, =
IN France, IN Spain. and one each In
Belgium, Sweden, Bulgaria and Rou-
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
The East.

liz Rochester, n. Y, on the morning of
the 10th, ilve-story brick building fell, In
consequence Of alterations which had been
undertaken to admit Of the opening Of a
new street. One workman was killed out.
right and hall.dozen others were injured,
some Of them, itwas believed. mortally.
OS the evening Of the 10Th General Diax
wns given reception by the Mayor Of Bos.
ton, which was attended by many promi.
ncnt people.
TnK lunbarmsn Of Mainshax organized
a protective association and increased the
price Of building lnmlsr one dollar per
1000 feet.
DR. II. Il. PALwER's international Nor.
NAL Music School begins July nt Mead.
vile, Pa., and continues four weeks.
TINS win of the late Peter Cooper shows
that he left an estatp valued at 100000,
which, with the exception Of 10000 be-
questhed 70 the Cooper Union and $4,000
In special bcquests, Is directed 20 he di.
vidsd b.tseen his son, sx.Mayr Edward
I Cooper, and his daughter, tho wife of Rep.
rs.sntative Ahram \. Hewitt, Of New York
BILLS we're introduced IN the Pennsyl.
vania Senate on the lith 10 prevent the
manufacture and sale Of Internal machines,
and toprohibi, stage Representations Of any
dramas IN which Divinity figures.
AT Bound Brook. n. j., on tie I2th col.
iIsion occurred between a train Of the
Iehlgh Valley Railroad and one Of the
/ Philadelphia 4 Reading Railroad trains.
The rear car of the Philadelphia trnin was
overturned and took hre. but all the passen.
gers were extricatsi. A number a. the
passengers we're seriously Injured. A sig
naiman's error caused the disaster.
A VERDICT has been rrn Il in the case
Of Lizzie Cannon against bishop Williams
and Father Fleming. Of Boston, acquit,ing
the Bishop and assessing one cent damage
against the priest. n was charged that by
dspriviag the child Lizzie Cannon II some
paper images, she had bcenTreatly injured
mentally and IN bodily health. The verdict
IN this case does not make Father Fleming
liable for The plaintiffs cosss.
DAVID BHrck, tlse New York type
founder. has been inulrfed In tho sum Of
ss,ss9 on the suit 81 Miss Ernestins cloo'
for hreaci-ofsprcp,ise Of marriage.
BIZ q premature explosion Of powder
which was being tested at the ore-banks. i've
Imen were killed and third seriously
rounded q Cornwall, Pa, fsw days ego
oxk rHorassp barrels of whisky vsr'
shipped from New York 70 Bermuda on th'
lssh. IN order 70 svnde tte payment Of Inter
nal rcvrnus tar. Other shipments vouls
follow, distiIlers considering 4 more profit
able 10 pay freight charges on the overpro
duetion than % p~s lie taxss.
Aosf q De smslI.psx cases 10 New XeF.
thi> year an said 10 have been Of The TYP
rnndfnonly kho~n - blsck smallpox. sns
~ ussrsnlIay has t<<u nfsy r>r cent
| WnxH Lord Lofne and Ne party srrise'
. Dp>epo ou ~ muruiue u - iafh. th~'
wn11>1 - hc>>i. eIoe<ly fatlavrd ~ II
ler1Iv>~- n exr'1@ioa n : fr-cTssk-
se.F ~ pp>tefl<< es->r4 risple q =
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
EPITONE or The WEEK
iaiarsillag News Compilation


3 ntIams has irtn rfnd Tsl lv tts
Fhilnd H'aioi Hnrnna rnmi IN ths rase
~ Ne Cook rpunly National nink aaalnst
The United siaios, w. ihn enrai mat when
4 Nnlhual lianh haldlag fuihh III thr
thiied Hetesl'eeame= msOlvtfii tn. United
HtHiss has ~ pltfetanra av,a oiht credit
eta A. The iime VI the iallure VI the Coak
vonniy National ltnk, Ocneral john A.
heAfihur hal several thousand dollars Il
posi-oillce funds an deposit lu the hank,
aud i was tho effort of hIs Hssigneos 10 ~.
coyer this money That raised tie issue THUS
decided.
Tnt Treasury Department nt Washing.
ton has decided 10 Accept the proposal nf
the Hawaiian Government fpr the coinage
Of silver for that country at thu san Fran.
cisco mint
TnEnE were ,10a suicides IN the United
States during The twelve months ended
March ~, nearly double the number for the
preceding twelve months.
TnE number Of standard silver dollars n.
sued by the Miuts during tho week ended
April : was iGa,i@; for the corresponding
period last year. 10000.
THE following order has been prnmnl.
gated by tho Post.oillce Department. "That
order No. iB3, January Il, 1853, IL hereby
revoked. Section 3Il, Postal laws and
regulations Of 1879, Is amended so ~ toread
Us follows; 'Postal.eards aud prepaid let.
tiers 20 be- forwarded II requested Pre-.
paid letters shall be forwarded from one
post'otlice to another at the request Of the
party addressed without additional charge
for postage AN letters upon which one
full rate OF postage has been prepaid and
all postalcards shall bc forwarded from
the office towhich they are addressed to any
other office, at the request Of the party al.
dressed, or Of the party whose card may
he upon the envelope, or whose namc may
be signed TO the postal.card, without nddi.
tional charge Of postage. Such forwarding
must be continued until the party addressed
Is reached.r
The State Department on the iith tx.
planned TO Minister West the position of
the United States Government relative to
the Irish conspirntors against Great Brit.
ain, MS follows: This Government holds H.
self ready to surrender for extradition any
person who may have been guilty Of crimes
In England, according to theterms Of exist
ing treaties; but proof will he required Of
the identity aud guilt Of persons whose ex.
tradition may be asked. The refusal TO sur.
render r. D. sheridan was based upon the
lnsninciency OF the evidence that hc had
been engaged In the Phoenix Park conspir'
acy, as was charged by the British author
ities.
The oath OF Office was administered "a
Judge Greshnm on the llth, and he as
sufned formal charge OF the Post-Oiiice De-
partment. The suite Of rooms occupied by
the Postnaster'General were thrown open,
and tho employees notified that he was
ready TO receive them. The reception
which followed occupied about three
quarters OF an hour, each chief OF bureau,
clerk and messenger being individually In
tfuuuttn hN ftrsfsASststnnf Postmaster.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1883-04-21
RELIGIOUS Asp fprc,rloy,L

II n mld fhnt tla rnnnuT4ilnnal
Church VI llehhIker, n N has had
lui eleven dearuu' during lia aafeof a
ilt Yenfa
The principal Roman catholic
newspaper organ " Dublin gives fnll
and fnIf reports N n 4 Mpulys iil
coufses W lhAt clif. during his mie
visit
Tile Chicago public sehnnla wrfc
this yoBf closed, fnr The first tiinr, IN
tiuud Friday A Chicago paper says
that half of The children DO not knuw
what Good Friday ". and perhaps sume
Of them c'ild .ot learn BY asklng their
parents,
The law library ~ the late Justice
Clifford. oi the United Stalcs Supreme
Court Is now offered f0r sale nj Port
land. Me-, aud mn effort X being made
10 have !, purchased us whole and kept
In that city rs o public libnrary Il i
said to be the largest law library IN New
England except one In Boston.
Inycstigailon shows that In Utah
The Mormon Church has about l20, 600
memhcrsi IN the Western States aud
Territories about $4,000, and In the
Sandwich Islands abm, 1900. II has
about ninety churches In Grrat Britain,
and the denomination Is one Of the lnrg.
est In tho southern part Of Wales.
II has been decided TO close the
Presbyterian theological seminary al
Dnnyillc, Ky, nt least temporarily. be.
cause of u lack of funds. spndowmcnt
not being sufficient 10 maintain even
four professurships The seminary was
opened in 1853, and has instructed
about yG0 students, over 100 r1rsulng
the full course.
---Thcrc are $1,000 places Of religious
worship In England and Wales, having
about l5,000,0O0 sitiings. The average
attendance on Sundays il about 10, 900,
600 The ministers number $4,000. of
whom 23,000 belong 10 the Estab-
lished Church. On every Sunday there
are delivered 10000 sermons. or 1000.
600 every year There ara 5000, 900
children In the Sunday for
whom there are 5000 teachers.
"A medical commission wns mp.
pointed some limo ago In Germany 10
study and investigate certain questions
relating TO the construction Of school
buildings, In the matter of ventilation
tho commission states that each pupil
In school ought 10 have 2,i2o cubic
feet Of fresh air each hour, at the least.
II Is stated also that light from the rear
Is admissible. but II ia not recon-
mcnded. and windows facing the
pupils are prohibited