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Another Citizen Tired Of Life sulc,dss

Another Citizen Tired Of Life Suicides.
BRENNAN, June q. Especial - This
evening at s p. M, William Korti, a we'll.
known citizen, for five years weigher at the
cotton compress, suicided at the compress
office by shooting himself in the left breast
and through the heart with thirty eight
calibre pistol. A minute before, he was
talking to William. Perry and Arthur
Tamplet. He left them, went into the
office and took the watchman's pistol
out Of the desk drawer. He appeared
to be perfectly rational and in good spir.
its. He was getting good salary. aud had
property. He leaves q wife and six or
seven children. The cause Of the act Ia A
mystery. An inquest Is in progress.
A German lodge Of Knights OF Honor
was organized here yesterday.
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DERiHSAa.
A wsddins-Raiu Nsedsd-rhr.sh,nr

wsdding-RAln Notwithstanding
BERrRAM, June 2'.-[special. Mr.. Chris
Wilhelm, one Of Burnett's enterprising
young men, and Miss Matte Wolf.
an accomplished young lady Of our city,
were married to-day at II o'clock, A mum,
Der If friends were present 10 witness the
ceremony and partake Of the snmptuous
dinner prepared for the occasion,
This couple leave on the 2 O'Clock
train for the capital city. u -
We are needing rain very m UGH,
The prospect this evsnins, however, u
Threading small grain Il the ord,r Of ths
day amonEst iArmsis through this sscInc
ofths country.
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ust.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 27.--Dr. Hath
away, in the cellar of whose house the re
mains OF infants were found buried, has
been convicted of having performed Grim.
ipal surgical operation on a servant girl in
April, 1881, and sentenced to pay fine of
5000 and undergo imprisonment for seven
years, the fullest extent of the law,
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Haven't Fought Yet.

CHARLESTON, W, Va, June 27.-Beirne,
one OF the Richmond editors, was seen at
Rancevep. this morning, accompanied by
friends. 1t is thought hostile meeting
meeting with Elan is about to occur.
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New YORK has again covered itself with
glory. 1t has had another prize fight more
brutal in Its character than any that have
heretofore occurred in that great paradise
of the sports. 1t is shame that the au-
rthorities OF such a city cannot or will not
prevent these brutal exhibitions.
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Archbishop Woods Will.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June Archbishop
Woods last will and testament was sdmit.
ted to probate to-day. He bequeaths all his
effects. real and personal, to his successors
In office in trust for use as such arch bishop
and to be transmitted for like use to his
successor in church.
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struck IA Rock.

ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, June 81 The
elegant steamer Rothsay, plying the st.
Lawrence from Clayton to Morrisburg.
struck q rock this morning near the
Thousand islands, proceeded two miles, ran
ashore and sund. The passengers were
saved, "''
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Gained One Apiece

CONCORD, June 27.-The ballot for United
States senator at noon stood: Marston, IA;
Stevens, Is; Briggs, 80; Patterson, 81; Rol.
ms, ioo; Bingham, ZIG. Rollins, Stevens,
Marston and Patterson each gained one
from yesterday,
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Internal tlevenue

WARRINGTON, June 27.-A statement pre-.
pared in the office Of the commissioner OF
internal revenue show, tho aggregate re.
ceipts Of the month Of May, 1883, were
$3i6, s4l grester than for the same period
last year increase, $23l, 40, from spirits.
increase, $s20, 597, from tobacco increase
$l07 ,563, from beer; decrease. 81, 0a9, from
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Struck

PHILADELPHIA, June ga dispatch
rom bethlehem says 1000 employees of the
bethiehem iron and steel mill quit work to.
uay' demanding an increase of wages, which
was refused. There is much excitement
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Storms In Pennsylvania.

LANCASTER, Pa, June 27.-Disastrous
storms have prevailed in this county, In
many cases tobacco and corn crops are
ruined. Trains on the Pennsylvania road
are detained, owing to the embankment
caving in.
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London IaContcs

LONDON, June 26.-William Spottswood,
L. l.. D., +. r.. is dead,
In the commons to-day James Cowen.
radical, gave notice he would submit a
question as 10 whether it was true that
Irish paupers had been sent to America
with the knowledge and consent Of the
government,
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Won by Barcaldine.

LONDON, June H.-Second day of the
summer meeting. Newcastle and Gosforth
psrk.
northumberland Plate, 500 sovereigns in
specie was won by Bare ,ldne; Shrewsbury
second; Havre, third. Ten starters.
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Distressing.

DUBLIN, June 2.-The chairman of the
Loughrea union has declared he never
knew the outdoor relief list to be so high.
and 1t Is necessary to increase the relieving
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Guilty of Murder.

NEWARK, N. j., June 27.-The corone,s
Jury in the case of Lottie Chisholm, shot bv
hsr husband last Saturday, returned the
der. "a o' ~
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INDICATIONS.

For the west gulf Enthusiastically warm fair
weather; variable winds; generally northeast to
southeast in east portion: stationary or higher
barometer.
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The Turf.

BRIGHTON BEACH, June 27.-The races
have been postponed in consequence Of
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But 50 long as they be excluded they must
either get what they do, as best they can,
or take directly and literally from the pro-
ceedines as re corded.
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Little Rock Locals.

LITTLE Rock, June 2.-[Special. THE
underwriters state convention adjourned
to-day, after rating the oil mills. electing
officers and transac,ing other business. q.
h. Langdon, OF Dallas, was elected men,
Der OF the executive committee and reso-
luton adopted sympsthizing with w. f..
Castles, OF Dallas, in his serious illness.
George Starney, charged with murder in
Haywood county, Tennessee, was captured
to-day In the Ouachita river bottom, near
Arkadelphia, and will tonight be delivered
to Detective Wash Sood. of this city, and
taken back to Tennessee.
Edgar Arnold, while out hunting deer
near Gordon station last evening, was
fatally shot by James Bell his companion,
who mistook him for deer.
Frank, the year old son of George Will
liams, of Dooley's Ferry, was dangerously
shot to-daywith revolver, accidentally.
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A Base BAH Crank.

PROVIDENCE, June 27.-A base ball crank.
James Murphy, shot at Carroll, of the
providence nine, as he was leaving
The field this evening The bali
missed Carroll and hit and slightly Injured
Mulvey, another member of the club. Muir
ply, who had declared his intention TO
shoot Carroll, was arrested:
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A Hungarian Yarce

LONDON, June T.-In the trial at
Nyreghhszato-day, Police Commissary Bar.
lLa,oi Deoreezln, desposs d Moritz schari had
he had made the statement he
saw the girl murdered in tee synagogue
because he feared he would be imprisonsd
Tor life. BsriZs repealed the inuendo of
the president that he had been
br,bed. Moritz was acs;,,
confronted by his father and mother to.
day. The boy adhered to his former state
ment, but he used terms which showed he
still feared Imprisonment
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Albany.

ALBANY. June q Especial Last night,
at the residence oi Rev. Mr.. Ezell, Rev. Mr..
Ezell officiating, Mrs. Ellen Bril- and Mr..
r. G. Montgomery were united in the holy
bonds of wedlock, and will leave in the
morning for Fort Worth, where they will
remain tor some weeks to spend their
honeymoon. Mr.. Montgomery no doubt
made the best time on record, the PROPOSE.
ton being made and accepted at 5:25 D. M,
and the ceremony being executed at s
O'Clock. The acquaintance was of two
weeks.
Work on the courthouse is progressing
we'll
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Weather Report.

GALVESTON, June 27,-Following is the
weather report:
Nav Tornn Min ro,,c p.t.s.n
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HAIR dye.

fy =? y .ls.i:t ssa e
sns ,ys: e i,.,l,aSts : * srsf roisi.
sistss or sent hy ssprs:s ~ ssc cEl t ~
az Ssmcs, , w Murr.y q. N " York.
:sT:s 2 nS =. ":' ss.Ss :::;,s:: van
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SPECIAL SUBJECTS.
The Instructors Of the Young Idea
Reassembled Yesterday

And Dispatched Business WithJst
Bustle or Buster.
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AUSTIN, June GaIsItc,ai. The court
Central Railway vs. Usnarsan, from Fslls
county; Woods W. the State, from Frlo
COUNTY, Home Bltters Company W No.
Donald, hon Travis county; Ketchum 70,
the City Of Galveston, nom Galveston
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28
THH FALL % rus TEMPLE.
fNeW York TimAs.l

Il II painful 70 learn that Ave Of the
Knights Of the Temple have been a.
taeksd, ovsypoWered and robbed b. tWo
painim TuxE1, Or footpodGto thAt S1Het.
N OAlifoSnia. Truly this h humiliatino.
and N addition - dxapine The Bean
oeaat in esape, H. oyand Wastar q the
Opdig eheal6 yoquiRe IL deosa1od
Exl1Rhi0 - - beaanoo in thiak ulotesn
b mailing 3 pdlQsioaQe n ths Third
avenue surface oos - Yogkville, O.
oome oehog moeod ehgino of GAmbgfnpa.
n appoaso that ~ Knieht4 aan0nQ
who9 Wese tvo 0saDd 0ommandefn
Who hnd - deabl feaaht lhneo n m
in tAe Holy LAad. q. . ell evsaAs h
JoneS Wed. woeU dytvine IN . $1,000
ooaah. vAaa HheY Uoeo ho1e4 ouxruund-
q. and, ms1apAogjsa1ly. hewed dawn
b. iva. lnAGked in1dolD With oAoeauaa,
The xniahn made - a1lenpa n rostss-
anoo. This vuo ~ 0uo - ooUaxdioe.
but b he fast tAA1 tAeiR eoekea halo
end uuifoso eea1B voso 8 tAois 1sunln
and their 1aaks voso noasly o0pty. IN
thses circumstances thsy ooeld net b
diseaaGgieAed b. ~ HgeMyt fsq1 sgdI-
nary Gitiu1n2 and 49, Gst1islly IA
noe oaeo - infaSia1e theis advuensiss
b in10Gmina than tha1 they bsloueed
. ~ Osder a ~ Iompee. Whon he
soAao wl1 hAlted 60 g The Knights
nd - hi aomyaaioasi " 1setAeee In
49, ~ YIN draw or eUosdn, a16 by'r
Lady - Vim hsw tAsse patnim eoR9 IN
piooooW bot moro oAa1tO0o Knight ~
Piled "Oh, elvs - ~ !; yoa know
- hired cur swords and len them In
'Friooo,~ and s1ill another equally oau-
tSoua KnsRhe addo6 by nv halidom.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-10-28

As. John Aiircy, Of White River, hs,
fer a fortnight past been moving amonc
the hop-arcvers Of Pierce and Kino
counties posting himself on all matters
OF interest TO the hop-erower. Being =
grower himself, and having made a
study OF tho business, Mr.. Milroy claims
mot TO have been deceived BY the fanci-
ful stories told by many farmers cou-
corning yields. He says the produotion
In tins country is not what il has bean
ciaImeo TO bean average of 1000
pounds and upwards per acre-but thai
on tne contrary, 1t Is only about half
VIVA: has heretofore been cmimed. Nov
and then field can be found which has
Welded Its ton to the acre, but as MANY
more can be found which have Welded
less than half ton. DE thinks thai
the growth Of hops on the lands of
great altitude is practically impossible.
having thoroughly gone over the
ground, MIR. Milroy places the Pierce
county acr cage In 1888 at SSl, and the
Yield at l9,I62 boxes, 1895 bales or 1891,
tons. The King county acreage he pats
at 100, the yield at -, S051S boxes. 2,6OO
bales or $50 tens. In the table follow
ing the acreage given includes both new
and old; the boxes represent IS pounds
dried hops, and the blar ks are of fields
on which there was no crop worth pick
ING:
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK.

Jack Cochran, Ptld, DFMcC Glare, Mt Yer,
JMBoswell, Mtver, Lizzy McElwent,
M Harm, w Riv, Mt Vernon,
LLwiseman, Ptld, Fw Lewis, Ptld,
LWallenstein. Tac,J Kidd, Portland,
+ McMahon, Ill, wv Rogers, Fargo.
A Lawson. Stockton, w Lane&w, Astoria,
Hansen Jansen, Swe,J ] Leary, Tacoma,
MO'Brien, w Riv. WP Spaulding,
PLO'Brien, w Xiv, [Samish.
NJ ely. liawalla, FAFariss, Montana,
II Whitteniors, Ptd, 90 Parkharst. Col
z Hinkley: Sno, urnbus, Ohio,
N Lucas, Rsnton, ] L Isenhomor.
WHWelbon, B Bay,J PDemattes, What,
E n Levy, = F, Nose Meyer, 8 r,
RS Benham, Chi, WHLaurence d son
N Y Kelive, Pt T, Harrisburg,
] b Lowrey, ST, RMDonovan, Ptld,
JMcLauahlin. Mile, E Stsphenson, Nile,
NTWars, Steil'ons, K Garfield, Ill,
G Donovan. What, JWHovee, Euo,
'Haliam, Laconner. Al Hankom, NY,
z Stahl, Montana, WHDaoommax, SF,
HID Pest, Rhode I. J J Haskins Ptld,
Ben Stain. y r, tt Smith, What,
] MCGUIRE, Rsnton.A Wetherell, Ptld,
WLtiraves. L,.keW, b Stretch, Hno,
w H II WATSON, Warrington, D @.
new moIAMD.
H Hart. TAG. WTLsftnioh, BIC.
WBWoldsr, BlusR, p Soar, white r,
~ Horsville, Ska, BBJones. Coos Bay,
@ Linde, Renten.
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Saa advert .sment in this paper o.
Gold Bar Cigarettes ana Iopaoeo' "a
and choice aoods.
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BRrpax CournAcr Lxf.-Tt affords a.
much satisfacsion 70 be able 20 state
that the contrsos for tho building OF the
bridge across Sullivan Slough has inaI-
" been let, the successful bidder for the
work being Mr. M. Gaffney, an expe-
rlenced bridge builder Of Seattle, who
agrees to bald the bridge IN = good,
skillful and workmanliks manner. iof
the necessary msterial il on the ground
and all Of tho piles driven. and the bal.
ance when the work is completed. The
contract soeoiaes that the bridge enal!
be finished by January !. lSoe. ana ~.
5000 for she good and faithful per-
for,nanos az the contract M. uAnney
went 10 Seattle Friday morning t.
ssouss bondsmen. and will probably 70
turn hero on Monday. when he con,
tract vill b aligned b. the trusleees and
work eommsnoed - onss.-Leesssss
Nok.
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A ranoherees Of Washos Valley hae :
novel method Of preserving sg@ xof
winter uss. In summsr ahe neeens -
eQss, pours the contsnAs inss nesssss
which are tightly eorked 40 eeels1.
when they are placed in the cellar. re. .
down. fhe contents OF the nossea
come out as fresh n whom 6rss pus N.
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A FAxLuns.-Ths attempt 10 cr4aniss
. hop arovers' association in this city
ysatsrday failed, owing 70 the apathy
o. indifference Of thoss chisay inter
ssted- Only twenty hop-growsss sane
10 town, OUT Of four q avo times that
number expected, and q the twenty noe
moro than eleven % any one tims could
hs got toRether. One ce two vese y
favor Of ofRanizinR anyhow. and Cd
journing 70 . meeting 70 b held later
in the country. TIE hop RF0vsrs ars
dispirited At the unexpected and extra
ordinary fall in the price Of their pro-
duct-from xl.H pound less than .
year ago 70 Is cents today! Some Of
them. Ia giving up other drops sand
getting into hops too deeply, viii prob
ably be forced TO the wall, while at the
best, none Of them, Judging By present
prospects, will make maro than fair
wages for the season OF 1883.
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Suspected Soldiers.

Madrid, Got. q. - Circles of the
battalion guarding the ministerial
buildings we're suddenly replaced today
and subsequently disarmed. The batal.
lion is suspected of entertaining revo-
lutionary principles.
Steek Cuaranteed-RifSy Cents IN the
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PM1ADx1pRIA Oot. H.-Advlees By
We stsamship D. J. Foley from Jamaisa
stnte that Port Antonio wAa almogt en-
lircly destroyed b Ore Ostobse 18th.
The ARE bsaan in the dry goods store OF
Sutherland 3 Co., and vas eaused By
the o~reless handling Of . lamp. Ths
adjoining stors NJ Do Costs 3 O.. and
The (ouland Ho1sl and 4sesopolitaa
House, With q numbsr q roaidsnoe1
and storage vxsehcusea for fruit, vsee
burned. The residence Of the AmeTf-
can Oousul escaped total destruesioa.
The loas u ever g. co., 600.
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Oressmaking.

r ADIDa co 10 MRS. ROBINSON.
IL o. s~ne0s street. bctwocn Second
anA Third and have your dsooses mado.
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.EuoFon Cd. o.. Oct. 1.-THE
oeat has Issued . proclamation
.niine rhursday. November 18Th,
oay q national Thanksgiving.
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eeese--RlNy Cents
Dollaf.

MONTREAL (Que.), OCT. T.-The re-
port that the Dominion Government
guarantee three per cent for ten years
on the Canadian Paciso stock is abso-
lutely true.
Taylor. Robertson J. Co., hatters and
furriers, who failed with iiabilies of
CSC, 900, offer 80 cents on the dollar.
Needy and sankey In Ireland.
Colx, Dot. N.-The revival mission of
Moody and Sankey at Cork is ended.
They have begun their mission in Wa
tsrford. Their labors at Cork we're very
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Lawrence Barrett.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 27.-LAwrenoe Bar-
rett closed nine weeks engagement
tonight at tho Star Thsater. His net
earnings were about $4,000. At the
close OF the scene he made a neat
speech. which was his farewell previous
to his starting for a foreign engage
nnent. Upon returning be will reside
in this country.
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11MekoS o. t0o ~ K n ~ olsal
- Vni1od States Court.
TAaNksglvlng.
N.9uoeoa ID. o., Oot. N.-Th'
feoat has Issued q proclamation
sniine rhursday. November 18Th
~ q national Thanksgiving.
CsusAea Cavalry.
1As1A (0A.L Oct. "a. - In th'
county Kuklux case tho Sigh
anefs weee found guilty ON ever,
sne. Tbey will be sentenced VI
Judge Mccoy, in his charge
MY sewers
crtMinai Malpractice.
az !ADEzeBlA, Oct. 27-The deatl
10y Of Maggie Conway, at Mrs
e citaaaSy's. il believed to be du'
nina malpractioe, and Mrs. No
6..a ner husband John and Jenni
,s have been arrested. jennie
oaed u the house last March
- Csaertdgc Gone llsme.
~ xoax, Oct. 27.-L.ord Colsridg
ia nn2land tnday. His son Gil
61,ss:saea remains and will trave
- rrlnkea.HlaJeliea Trss.
ss.s so1x. 0sk N.-rhe trot between
49, 40 Trinkett excited little in
/ sting vas light, with the LAT
~ Trinkest won IN thre'
eafes tms 2:A)<, 2:20 and 3:2l
- = Csns - This :
T. = ~ a. Oct. N.-The oonvie
~ 9 A'ux has created sensa
60 Tbs ringleaders are men o
- ~ s property and members o
IN siy u Ranks county. OF on
~ Yaxboecueh, fouf, jas
tl1s.s. Dtttmus and Neal, wsr
- y - convicted. LoviC Street
~ 1teen, Bold E. Morry an,
r. ~ fman wsrs she othsxs. Jas
~ "a Rh YRS the leader Of th
o snarRe against them il tha
ed outraRes ON negroe
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CHICAGO, OCT. N.-Archbishop Rior-
dan, Of this city, recently appointed
eoadjutor TO Archbishop Alemany Of San
Francisco, will leave for his new scene of
labor Monday. 18th inst, over the G. b.
10 route which have placed at the dis
possl Of hinself and clerical and Law
hisnds the Same special train As that
which took tho Chicago knight Tenn
lars 70 the recent oonclave 1t San
Francisco.
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n Attorney General has rendered
06inion In regard b the e2eoe u the
49, = rs no1tasi6 law which pro
~ thek ohege shall b, no allowances
- hsoaka0o, leakage Or damage On
- kqeoEu, oogaials or distilled
- H holds Tint the provision
- ~ require he assessment Of duty
- : Qeaess quantity than n actually
ngl1e1 - ahoWn By The ssluyn of tha
nSpos el1eer.
uDoa ~ reQogt Of tho Commission.
= : ponaoas ~ Secretary Of the
n1etios today saspsndsd from psHstios
lo ~ Htesioe DepAEtmeut Bslva
= !nskvosd, Afsmais pension attorney
4 Absity.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-03
IHE NORTH RN TRIBUNE, MARCH 3. 1888.

The collection of papers relating to
benjamin Franklin which Henry Ste
.ens mas been making for many years
In London, and which has been pur-
chased by the United States, is said by
the correspondent of the Cincinnati
commercial Gazette to be invaluable.
some OF the manuscripts were found in
tallor's shop, where they had remained
seventeen years. One was cut into the
pattern of a sleeve, and another was
crossed with figures of customer s
measurements. The papers have been
carefully mounted, and bound in sixty
volumes. The most curious and valu-
aole is the original of the petition of the
continental Congress to the King, en-
d0rsed by its presiding officer, Henry
middleton, and marked as having pass
ed through Franklin's hands on Oct. 20,
IVA. Another gem is the earliest auto
graph OF Franklin, the manuscript of
ms Articles of Belief and Acts of Re-
llglOn" dated 1928. There is a letter by
franklin to Cadwallader Golden, ear
nestly advising him to marry, and Civ
Ing many reasons why man is likely
to become worthless and unhappy I'M
less ne is a husband. Moral and other
considerations are mingled in the most
amusing way. An argument is even
made in favor of marrying old women
they are so grateful
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-03-03
Julian Hawthorne's Encounter.

Everything in Germany is subOrdin-
ate to the army, and this subOrdinatiOn
makes the officers perhaps the most ar
rOgant set OF men on the face of the
earth; they walk the sidewalks and
never think to give way to anyone, man
or woman; while the least infringement
OF their dignity calls forth the sword,
which Is used by them with the utmost
freedom. Sometimes they find that with
an American they 20 little too far.
In Dresden, Julian Hawthorne, the
author is credited with following ex-
plot: He had been driven from the
sidewalk many and many time by the
German officers, till finally one day COM
ing over the Elbe on one of the bridges
with friend, he vowed that the next
German officer he met should at least
give him half of the sidewalk. He soon
met one and neither being willing to
give way, they walked directly into one
another. Hawthorne did not bulge,
neither would the German; they glared
at one another for few moments, when
the German drew his sword and at
tempted to strike Hawthorne with the
flat OF the blade. In twinkling Haw-
thOrne knocked the officer down, took
his sword away from him, broke it
across his knee and threw it into the
Elbe. The disgrace of having lost his
sword was so great that the officer never
dared mention the circumstance; so
Hawthorne escaped without a fine or a
punishment.
As rule Germans have little gallan-
try for women; seldom giving way to
them on the sidewalks. The sidewalks
in the majority Of streets are exceeding
ly narrow, with only room for one to
walk on. Once in Dusseldorf the wife
and were walking along, the wife in
front; q German meeting us crowded
her off the sidewalk into the gutter, and
on the impulse of the moment pitched
him off into the street with more vigOr
perhaps than was necessary. It took no
end of explanations to soothe his wound
ed dignity, nor could the Officials-I had
to 10 before MayOr-at all understand
why 1t was that a man should eyer give
place to lady on the sidewalk.