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RUSSIA
WRECKED IN THE CASPIAN SEA.

Moscow, June The Due de Chartres
sent a telegram to the Due de Montpensier,
representative Of the Spanish Court at the
coronaiion, stating that he had been wrecked
on the Caspian sea, and barely escaped with
hia life
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A BOTTLE of Samaritan Nervins enable,
one TO DEFY asthma, nervousness and general
desiity.
"My wife had fits for thirty. five years."
says Henry Clark, Of Fairfield, Mich. SAM
.ri!sn Nervine cured her." Your druggist
keeps it.
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There will be inferior limitations of sue.
cessful articles, and that most remarkable OF
all floor coverings, "Linoleum," is no e1-
cepiion. Beyond all controversy, the supe-
riority OF the American make of these goods
is proven. The best English goods never
American goods completely supersedes them.
only inferior grades are imported, and in nae
will look dirty and unsatisfactory. The Wal.
ton Trade Mark with the word "Linoleum'
is on the back Of every square yard of Amsri-
can goods aud all carpet dealers keep it.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Probate court Sale or Real Estate

No. 4is. RD.-In the Probate Court Of shelby
county lie ueskee W. n. bland and vile, Lou
BlAnd. ". killy seward et al
DY virtue Of a dccrle for sale entered In tbs
ID cause, on kay n, is.5 In hinute BOOK 90.
page 45S etc will seli al public auction, 70 the
highest hi der, "a front 81 TIE coufthOuse coors
on Msil street, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday. IuSe 20, IssS,
within legal hours the following scribed real
one tract Of land lyinE and being in the Ninth
Civil district Of smelly county, Tenn con aiming
Is 2-e fcres on Grey's creek, and bounded as fol-
lows: on the sOnh by the lands Of B W viii.
isErs: on the west by The lands Oi Brooks; on the
east By The lands OF Williams. ana on the north
BY the lands OF Mr.. Ann seward.
Also one tract Of land lying and being ~ Fay
ette county. Tim. rear hithe Depot containing
40 acres.
Also, the temsiuder interest Of the estate Of z:
A. seward. deceased, IA he following described
real estate which has been st apart 10 he widow
Of said r. a Seward. deceased. a. her dover IN
teresi a. more IN ~ Eppess from haid decree ior
sale. N wit. one uaet lying aad being IN ne
Ninth Cryll D-stTict Of shelley county. Team ana
FOUNDED - fOlioWE On TIE soaih ~ heyeorn
heirs: ca tie cas- ~ Polk, on the noTh oy VII
liams. AID on the west By OLD WDhArns, eonl-an-
ing lis aeret -. ..,.,,,. ~,
note and lien will be retained for deferred pay
HUGH B. CULLEN, Clerk.
BY Louis kettmann, Deputy clerk
BROOKS a Hammer. sneed q Houston, and Jonn
HsNaH. HHrsa H.rHH
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The Virgins Ferry Company Damage

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The Virgins Ferry
Company, OF this city; entered in the Circuit
Court to-day a $500, 600 d,mage suit against
the Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
for breach of contract. In 1854 the Alton
and S.. Louis Railroad Company, prede-
csssor Of the Chicago and Alton company,
made a contract with tbs Ferry Company for
exclusive ferriage of the railroad conpaDy's
business, passenger and freight, across the
river from Ess, St. Louis to this city. When
the bridge opened, the ferriags' business Drift
ed away from tae Ferry Company. A former
suit between said parties for a breach of co.,
tract resulted in a judgment in favor of the
Ferry Company for $3.50, 900.
81 am truly thankful that eUer used DR.. Ben
sons Celery and Caanonsie Fills, for they cured
my periodical headaches" Mrs. J. E Paddi.
SON, Point Caswell, N. C. Fifty cents, a;
druppiste.
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RUSSIAN NIHILISTS,
Attacks to Create Terror Replaced BY
Plans for Coup d'Etat and At
tempts at Revolt.
England and the Tatican-Bismarek to
Take Prussian Church Matters
into His Own Hands.
GERMANY.

RoHE, June l.-Tse Vatican has absn-
doned for the present the hop. Of establish
ing diplomats relations win EGG and.
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FRANCE.

THE ANAA MASSACRE.
PARIS, June 1.-The Gaulois, in its account
OF the attack of the Ananitss on the French
forces near Hanoi, says: "Cspt. Periere, on
leaving the fort, advanced with $50 marines,
leaving a reserve of $50 men. These, h1w.
ever, remained too far Ia the rear 10 be of
service to Capt. r viere's advance guard,
which was surprised by large force Of An.
amites, and almost aunihIlated. On the rear
guard arriving at the scene the Anamites
fed, carrying of Capt. Riviere and fGtesa
marines, all Of whom were inpAled the next
day"
THE NEW sUEZ CANAL.
English directors of the Susz Caual Com.
pany are expected 10 attend the meeting of
the company, at which they will present
statement setting forth the views of the
British government 10 regard 10 the sxpe-
dlency of constructing secopd canal across
the isthmus.
THE MADAGASCAR QUESTION.
1t is said that the United States Minister
has not In'ervi.wed President Grevy relative
10 .the Madagascar question, and it is also
added that the American government sees no
cause to interfere in the Franco Mao az ascar
Imbroglio.
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THE IMPERIAL REGAIIA.

The imperial regaiia used on the occasion
of the coronation were returned TO the Krem.
lin with great ceremony. A state banquet
will be gwen tonight TO the mayor of the
c,ty and members OF the nobility.
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Fouud Murdered In Her Home.
ru. Negro .urder.r. Hanged.

AUBURN, n. Y, June Mrs. Andrew
Freitsneim, sgsd forty-ssvep, was found
murdered In her home. Nc arrest. Only q
few dollars were stolen by the murderer.
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IRELAND.
AN LPPEAI. EOR MERCY

AN APPEAb FOh AEhC1.
DUBLIN, June 1.-The Ladies' Committee
to aid political prisoners sent the following
telegram to Gladstone; ave appeal to you
on the ground of humanity for a commute
lion OF the sentences of Thomas Csffrey and
Timothy Kelly, The Two condemned Phenix
Park murdeIers. Three lives have already
been taken In atonement for two. We ask
for mercy" Csffrey is sentenced to be hang. I'd
June ID, and Kelly June 9th. No reply to
the communication has been received from
Gladstone.
DRAWING TO CLOSE.
The work of the committee in charge oil
the luke Fund for 1888 is rapidly drawing
to a close. The committee thus far have
dispatched 1900 emigrsnts from the countiss
of Maye aud Galway.
HARRINGTON SUMMONED.
Edward Harrington, editor of the Kerry
Sentinel, and the printers of that paper, have
been summoned TO answer the charge Of
printing the poster, which appeared on the
18Th ultimo, inviting persons who desired &c
JOIN the Invincibles TO attend q meeting te
oe held tn. following day.
THE MAYO MURDER enNar.Acx.
CAsTLEBAR, June 1.-The hearing of pris
| oners ch srged with connection with the muir
der conspiracy in county Mayo was contin
usd this morning. An informer testified thai
ne received letter from Nally, one of th,
| prisoners, containing a plan of the murder
of the Inspector OF Police, who attacked tn.
| mob at Balina,
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TRYING A NEW SYSTEM.

LONDON, June 1.-The Poll Mall Gazette
puoIishes a letter dated May 24th, from the
Nihilist S:epniak, author of Underground
R,ssiu, in which the writer says the Gar will
not be molested al The coronation, because
the system of attacks to create terror has
been replaced BY plans for a Coup di etat and
attempts at revolt.
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a Needed CazfIan.

WALTERBoRo, S. Col. A. L. Campbell
says: "a member of my family used Browns
Iron Bitters with good results"
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sI.emarsariSs In Missouri

OwESToN, KY.-The Rev. J. W. Waldrop
says: Browns Iron Bitters greatly relieved
me of general DEBILITY aud indigestioun
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IN THE COMMONS,

Gladstone stated in the Commons this
afternoon that there was at present no ch ance
OF Offering the good Offices OF Great Britain
France and China, looking to a settlement
between the two last mentioned nations in
regard to sffiirs in ToDquin.
On the O'Kelly- McCosn affair coming UP,
Okslly stated to the House that be thought
the quarrel between himself and McCoan
was personal affair, and was outside The
jurisdiction of the House. He, moreover,
stated that he cared neither for the opinion
of the House nor En- LAND, but only for his
own honor. McCoan, he said, having re-
fused TO apologize for the language used in
his address to his constituents relative to
him (OKelly) was outside the category of
those 20 whom honorable men pay attention.
Gladstone said O'Kelly should prsmis.
not 10 carry the MISTER further. Ii he did he
(Gladstone) would be compelled 10 submit
motion in regard to him.
OKelly answered that he considered the
matter ended.
This statement was regarded az 3 sufficient
promise from O'KelIy sRd the subj ect was
dropped.
DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.
The Daily Ne,rs says if one Of the sons of
the Qaeen should be appointed Governor
General of great colony, the precedent
would have to be followed in other Cases.
Tsere could be no valid resson why, if The
Duke of Albany was made Governor General
of Canada, another of the Queens sons
should not take the Viceroyalty OF India,
and another Lord Lieutenant.
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HARRINGTON SUMMONED
ENGLAND.

LONDON, June 1.-The dynamite con-
spirstors, DR.. Gallagher, Bernard Gallagher,
Ansburgh, Curtin, Whitehead and Wilson,
against whom true bills we're found yester-
day, were arraigned 10 the Old Bailey this
morning before Justice HAWKING, pleaded
/ IN inafani
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Probate Court Sale or Real Estate.
No. as g-D.-In the Prona'e Court OF shelby
county Teun.-Jamfz W. Mitchell et A. Va
FrrdeIicS A. Mitchell 81 81.
10y glftue uf a decree Tor szie inferred IN tnn
ID cause, on May 2. lsec,, will sell e public sne-
too, 10 The high ). bidder in front OF The court
houss door, on Main street, Memphis, Tenn on
saturday, June =, lssss
within legal honrs. the iollosing dsfcribed 70
estate, p-stt; one iot lying aud be ng In
TAxif z Distr Ct city Of Memphis, shelly COT
Tynu. BeZiurieg At the southwest intefsf
Of secoud ana OvertOn streets, Ia che aityo
rhif: thence south with the west line Of
street "a feet; thecce west "A feet and fJuI
thence north "a feet % the south line Of
street, thence east 10 the beRiuning-ta
ing known As part Of lot 20 On IL
city OF Mempnis- ONT
Terms Of 'sale-one-ilird 81 s nors
twelve no tn; plfc.hs p. - 1np oAJ
iug interest, aha l4tu -
deemed pas neBis- lh5,. " leet
byLouls kEIIhA =. 1x.nd a months
date and lien re-
a.
iEE. Receive-.
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An Engllsh Veterinary slrreon and Cheulsst
now travelling in this country. says that u1os1
Of the Horse and Cattle Powders sold here
are worthless Trash He says that Sheridan
Condition Powders are absolutely pure and
immensely valuable Nothing on earth viii q
fnl to pint food Sold svsryrhere, or sent 3
A. K ENkERI a. Co. N
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
The Swallow.

The common barn-swallowis usually
meant when the bird is spoken of in a
single word 1t is, as most readers
know, a particularly lively and vide
awake little bird, its arrowy darts of
speed carrying it through the air al
most too quick for sight and allowing
no insects to escape attempts at cap
ture.
1t is one Of the most patient and
hard working of birds, To see such a
swift-shooting little creature coolly
settle itself on peg under the rafter,
and stay there, working at the trade of
mud-mdsoB, reminds one of the
fable of the flash of lightning that
spread itself out ON the church wall
and tried to take root and grow.
We remember an instance IN which
one pair of swallows built their mud
nest three times, their work having
twice fallen to pieces, once with a
whole family of tledglings IN it.
The pretty notion that the swallow
is the harbinger of summer is as
old as the Greek poet Aristophanes
From him we learn that among the
ancients the crane S coming was accept
ed as the time to SOW wheat the kite $
coming told when to shear sheep, and
the swallows coming was the signal
for putting ON summer clothes.
Old writers on the natural history,
like Elan, Pliny and Plutarch, said
that the swallow was one of the crea-
lures that could not be tanned; but we
have read of one chjmney-swallow, at
least, that became quite a pet in the
family of am English clergyman, Rev.
Walter Trevelyan
A young one tumbled down the hue
one day, and the children kept him,
fed him with flies and taught him to
come when they whistled for it. to
take an offered fly, and then it would
perch on their heads or hands like a
pet canary.
By-and-by the supply of flies grew
short, for the little bird required from
seven hundred to one thousand a day,
and he was turned loose to feed him
self out of doors He continued to
recognize his friends, however flying
down to them whenever they whistled,
and when autumn came he went south
with his tribe
The debt of the farmer to such insect
eaters can be Appreciated single
swallow destroying a thousand a day.
Prof w. A. Stearnes makes the still
more astonishing estimate that the
nesting of one pair of barn-swallows
Will, in twenty-one days consume five
hundred thousand insects l''-I Youths
Companion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Lords MolseleY amid Alcester.

In the house of lords, June 22, the
earl of Northbrook, IN moving the
grants of $50, 600 TO Lord Wolsely and
of EOS. 900. to Lord Alcester, said: 1t is
a curious coincidence that they saw
their first active service together. 1t
is thirty years ago, IN the Burmese
war, that Lord A lcester, then Com
mander Seymore, serving upon Gen.
Goodwins staff as a volunteer, led the
stoI1ning party at the capture of the
works ct Pegu, while Ensing Wolseley
led another storming party at Dona-
bew. where he was severity wounded.
Lord Wolseley next served IN the
trenches at Sebastapol, where he was
twice wounded. He was then engag-
ed with distinction in the Indian
mutiny, where he obtained the rank
of lieutenant colonel, and afterward IN
the China war of 1860. In 1870 he
directed with signal success the Red
river expedition. In 1873 he success
fully conducted the Ashatee war, for
which he received the thanks of both
houses of parliament and promotion TO
major general for distinguished ser
vices. In 1879 he commanded the
troops in the operations which conclu-
ded the Zulu war Lord Alcester has
embraced every opportunity of service
which presented itself. He took out
to the Cimea one of our first two
iron-clads, and in 1860 he commanded
the naval brigade in New Zealand on
shore for thirteen months and was
severely wounded. He commanded
flying squadron in 1854, and the Medi-
terranean squadron from 1880 till a
few months ago, when he showed
high diplomatic ability emulating
the distinction gained by Sir William
Parker in the same important com
mand. london Standard.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19

can only support a certain number
the surplus population go TO Boston
and other industrial centers in yearly
installments. Everything in the way
of food is cheap. You can obtain a
barrel of oysters for ~ and a very de
cent lobster for cents
The tourist might travel over the
civilized world and not find a place as
beautiful as this island. The weary
after profound quiet and and serene
beauty can find both here to perfec-
ton. He can have all the joys of
lotus-eating without any of its paints.
Here he viii neither here the jingle
nor the mere mention of eternal dol
lars and cents, and if he lie down on
a sloping bank for repose his mind
will not be affected at seeing others
killing themselves working; he will
see the fishermen in front of him
pulling lazily out to the trawl, and
he will hear the reaper behind him
whistling like man whose heart is
not breaking from overexertion, and
who does not dream Of a brown stone
mansion. If, therefore, Gen. Sher-
BlCllI Itciiif AltSiItS W GllJON Vic NlOlCt
far niente, let him come to Prince
Edward island, by all means, to pass
the summer months. 1t must, how
ever, be confessed that the summer is
not long, while as for spring it is
nothing but tradition kept up
through motivs of patriotism. Win
ter ends about the middle of June.
You awake some fine morning about
that time and find it summer. The
days are always hot for the next three
months; the mornings and evenings
deliciously cool until you get to Octo-
be +, when winter comes on with a
rush. For real green grass, glorious
sunset, good fishing, and cheap board,
Prince Edward island beats all crea-
ton; while as for the winter its
length and its breadth, the less said
the better.
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General Western Notes.

An intelligent Justice of the Peace
at Anderson, Ind, recently fined a
man for separating two little boys who
were fighting.
The cornerstone of the Garfield
monument at San Francisco viii be
laid during the Triennial Conclave
with full Masonic ceremonies
A Michigan lumber firm has Just
bought for 100000 10000, 600 feet of
choice white pine in tract twelve
miles west of Big Rapids, and will
erect a mill on the lands to manufac-
ture lumber,
An aggravation Of the tramp nui-
sance has developed at Eldora, la. A
kind hearted family took in one of
the dirty and seedy wanderers and fed
him. The tramp, in his generosity,
gave them the smallpox.
There are 81, 600, 600 acres of land in
Michigan, of which about 10000, 600
acres are unoccupied or unimproved.
\ company has recently been organic
ed at Detroit TO encourage immigra-
ton and negotiate the sale Of this now
neglected land.
A Cherokee" Qa.) woman recently
concluded to leave her husband and
90 with a handsomerman. Her spouse
heard Of it, took her to a photograph
gallery, had her picture taken, and
babe her farewell. The counterfeit
was apparently worth more to him
than the genuine.
The wild Western cowboy may SUI
fer forgive, and forget but there is
one thing he will not condone-a
horSe-thief and his works. An Indi-
an horse-thief was lassoed and dragged
TO death at Lewiston. Idaho, recently
by white cowboys for attempting to
sell them stolen horses.
The Bismarck Dak) Tribune, now
that Bismarck is the Capital of the
Territory, finds nothing too good for
itself, and accordingly drops the old
blanketsheet form and comes out as a
handsome quarto. There are a few
very few good newspapers in Dako-
Ia, The Tribune is one of them
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1883-07-19
Tired H0uSe.keeper Talks

The amount Of labor performed by
the majority of farmers wives at the
present DAY is appalling. Sometimes
we sigh for the good old times of the
past To be sure our grandmothers
worked but they knew little or moth
ing of the hundreds of perplexinr
cares that wear ont the lives of the
young wife and mother of the pres
ent day. The plain. stout homespun
suits our grandparents were clothed
IN We're very different from the himsv,
tucked, RULED and embroidered suits
that the little ones to-day are arrayed
in.
There comes before my mind as l
write the careworp faces of many dis
heartened houSekeepers. Day after day
passes, but still there is plenty of work
ON hand that ought to he done in fact.
1t always seems to bc increasing. The
house must be kept perfectly clean.
Tor art IN the house is a sin(9. The
children must be kept looking as well
as other peoples The husband is too
poor to hire help in the house and ten
chances TO one the poor wife has to
bear burdens that rghtfully belong to
hum to bear. He does not mean to be
Auklnd, but he does not know the
pam She suffers in silence and he can
not realize the weakness which makes
her work burden. And SO the years
glide on, until mind and body can
bear up under the fearful strain no
longer. Then the toilworn hands are
folded, the throbbng, burning brain
becomes calm and cool, and the suf-
ferer IS. laid to rest-rest at last.
All unnecessary work is wrong. Ii
Is as much your duty forest when YOU
feel the need of it, as it is TO work
when you do not There is a great deal
Of work done which never ought 10
be; 1t may seem necessary. but ex-
perience will teach yon. if YOU will
allow il to, that il is not. Constantly
dwelling on the one subject If house
work, tire mind bees mes morbidly
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a SWARM or BEES.

b hopeful. 3 cheerful b happy y kind.
busy of body, b modest of mind
Il earnest. b truthful, B firm and h fair,
OF all Miss havior h sure and j ware
B!think ere YOU stumble Of what may B fall;
II. truthful 10 yourself and y faithful 70 all.
q brave % ware Of the sins that y set;
b sure that no sin viii another get
b watchful, ready. Is open, b frank,
manly to all whate'er their rank
b just and B generous, u honest, b wise,
b mindful of time, aud b certain il flies
Il prudent y liberal, Of order y fond,
ny less than you need i fore Tying yond
Il careful, but yet the first 10 B stow,
B temperate, b steadfast, 10 anger slow,
thoughtful, B thankful, whateer may b tide,
Il justful, b joyful y clearly side.
b pleasant, patient, B fervent 70 all,
b best il you can. but be humble withal;
h prompt and b dutiful, still be polite,
b revercnt, b quiet, 3 sure and 3 right.
Il calm, b retiring, er led astray,
b grateful y cautious OF those who h tray:
tender, Is loving, B good and y nign-
loved shalt thou Il, and all else b thine
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H..as. aaIa-si| -|a'ssaYa.I|laa-i- i4
ONLY WAIT.

Wren the spirit worn and weary.
Meath It's daily load Of care.
Finds the pathway long and dreaIy,
And the burden hard 81 bear,
Tired with hoping, faint with fearing,
Signs to reach the golden gate,
Then in accents soft and cheering,
Patience whispers, Only wait.
For a brighter day is dawning,
JOY awaits VA in the morning
In the beauty Of the morning
only wait.
q sad hearts whose soundless sorrow
Dares not let a murmur fan,
only wait and trust the morrow
God great love Is over all.
Only wait, . wounded spirit,
~ the cross Of life weighed down;
Thou shalt surely earth inherit
Bear the cross and win the crown
For a brighter day is dawning,
Joy awaits us In the morning
In the beauty Of the morning
" only wait
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DIR. HORACE t. EVANS. Of Philadel-

DR. HORACE T. EVANS, of Philadel-
phia, believes that all mushrooms con
tain some of the poisonous property
which, when present in excess. causes
accidents-that is, sickness and death
from eating mushrooms Even those
which are ordinarily considered safest
and best are at times Objectionable,
owing to conditions affecting their
growth This explains why experts
in the selection Of edible fungi are
sometimes mistaken. 1t isn't their
fault. but the fault of the mushrooms.
which are evidently dangerous lux
ury, DR.. Foote'S Health Uenthly