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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS GLEANINGs.

The value of the exports of bread
stuffs during 1882 was SIS, s., 734
Ex-senator Spencer, who is wanted
Mt Washington as a witness in the star-route
cases, has for some time being staying in
Kingston, Ontario, closely watched by de-
tectives; but it is now reported that he left
Halifax q few days ago, en- route for
England
Ex-senator Spencer sailed from Hall
fax for Europe in the Polynesian- Just be-
fore embarking he gave an interviewer a
breezy story about his connection with the
star-route cases, claiming to have been the
first to discover the frauds, which informa-
ton he communicated in confidence to the
Postmaster General on condition that his
name should never be made public in con-
nection with the trials.
The hangman has rid the world of
Arthur Preston, Maryland negro, who muir
dored his paramount, and of Charles G. Shaw,
colored man of Washington, who stood on
Guiteau's scaffold
The National Board of Trade, which
held its session at Washington, passed reso-
lutions in favor of postal telegraph and
the encouragement of American shipping,
and averse to the continuation Of the Haw-
allan treaty
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
DOINGS OF CONGRESS-.

The Tariff bill was considered at great
length in the Senate on the 10th. Mr.. Logan
reported favorably the bill to authorize the
sale of the Baton Rouge arsenal and
grounds Mr.. Dawes reported measure for
the allotment Of lands in severalty to the
Ottawa Indians Mr.. Hill made "A favorable
report on the House bill to modify the
postal money-order system The
House of Representatives passed the
bill for the removal of causes from State to
Federal courts A joint resolution was
adopted authorizing the loan of 100 tents for
the competitive drill ut Nashville A bill to
pay the State of Massachusetts, $3.50, 100 for
expenditures for coast defense during the
war was defeated Joseph T. TAYLOR was
sworn in from the Sixteenth district OF
Ohio. bill was reported for the
erection of library building on any
OF the Government reservations, TO
be selected by commission, the entire cost
not to exceed 81 100000 Mr.. Hammond, of
Georgia, from the Committee on Judiciary,
submitted report on the matter of the
contingent member from Nebraska Printed
and recommitted The report states that
Thomas j. Majors, the contingent member
is responsible for the misinformation which
induced the committee to make the
that he was aided therein by s. J. Alexander,
Secretary of State, of Nebraska; Pat o.
Halves, contingent member to the Forty
fourth Congress; DR.. p Schnenck, and
George II. Roberts, the Attorney General Of
Nebraska; and the testimony OF w. Il Davis
of Nebraska, Majors private secretary, is
false. The report recommends the adoption
of n resolution requiring the Clerk of the
House TO furnish a printed copy of this report
and evidence to each of the following
officers: The District Attorney Of the Dis
ttct of Columbia - Attorney General Of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26

The fourth ballot for Senator in the Mime
sofa Legislature gave Window 80, Wilson 30,
and scattering" the remainder.
Friends of temperance in Iowa, in view
of the Supreme Court decision, will hold q
State Convention at Des Moines, Feb. z, to
determine upon their future policy.
In the Senatorial ballot at Lansing,
Mich Jan 90 Ferry had 40 votes and Stout
80 Two ballots were taken at St Paul,
MINI, giving Window As and Wilson % In
the contest at lincoln, Neb, Willard and
Thayer had Is supporters each, and Gown,
Saunders and Ashby ID each
A Boston dispatch says: The excitement
In Massachusetts, continues over the means
resorted to by the supporters of Senator
Hoar to secure his reelection Congress
man Grape reiterates his statements that
fraud was employed, and Hoar's friends
have been able to make but a lame defense
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
Man Belongs to the Soil.

Separated from the soil, man never
yet has succeeded in thiving. At best,
without it, he is potted plant, and
some of the pots are miserably small. I
have visited many factories in New
England, and l find that wherever the
operatives have q reasonable chance at
the soil, where every family can have a
good-sized garden, with access to pas
ture for COW, the people are healthy,
contented, and saving. Wherever this
is the case, the factory population is
able to live without acual starvation or
extreme restitution III the event of the
mills being closed for even a very long
period. Whenever they are separated
from the soil, as in some of our large
cities, there is squalor, decentralization,
and despair.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
CHINESE IN FRAGMENTS.
Eight Tons Of Blasting Material
Explode UiM Terrific Force
Near San Francisco.
Fifty Chinese Workmen Blown to
Atoms
Telegram from Rerkelsy, Cal. ]

leisgran from ferkel Y, CAL
The mixing house and six packing houses
Of the giant-powder works at Point Clement,
near West Berkeley, exploded at this aft
ernoon The shocks of seven explosions
were felt in this town One white man, the
foreman, named Conk, and between
forty ahd fifty Chinese are known to
have been blown to atoms. Nearly the
entire plant was destroyed by fire, which
began Immediately after the explosion The
superintendent was thrown a long distance,
but was not hurt Physicians went down
from Berkeley and West Berkeley The fire
Is still raging. A large magazine, contain
ing over 100 tons. is still safe About eight
tons exploded. The dwelling houses on the
east side of the hill are safe, but all the glass
is shattered
1t is now known that the number of Chi
nese killed is not az great as at first reDorted
Not over thirty are missing The fire rs still
raging, and more explosions are expected
momentarily. The scene in the vicinity is
terrible. Bodies can be seen lying near the
mine of fire, but the men dare not rescue
them for fear of their own lives The as
sistant superintendent is missing, and
Is supposed TO be killed The
superintendent was not at the works
workman named Oscar Forguffsky was
pulled from the ruins, soon after the ex-
plosion, seriously hurt Seven Chinese have
been taken from the debris, all badly hurt.
All the houses in a radius of half n mile are
completely shattered. The doors and
windows OF the dwelling houses of the
employees on the opposite hill were
blown in and most of the occupants
dashed to the floor. Sheds and barna were
laid flat The buildings OF the Judson
works, ON the side OF the hill where the
blasting powder is manufactured, were
thrown over, and the mill Will probably
have TO be rebuilt The cause of the trst
explosion in the mixing house is vet un D..
known The other explosion followed In
the space OF two miputes
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

A manifesto issued by Prince Jerome
Napoleon was placarded in several quarters
of Paris the other morning. He claims
the throne, and dwells on the impotence of
the Government and the decadence of the
army and of public credit The Prince was
arrested, and the manifesto was torn down
by the police. The matter was discussed
with spirit in the Chamber of Deputies,
where the arrest was approved by large
majority.
The italian Financial Commission
has decided that specie payment shall be
commenced in April
Five persons were burned to death
by q fire in London tenement house.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26

ice Reform bill, and 1t Is now law of the
land
The Rev. DIR. Hicks transferred to
Surgeon General Crane at Washington his
right and title to the remains Of Guiteau
In the police court at Washington,
fines Of 81 each were imposed upon Gen.
Hazen and Commissioner Raum for neglect
ing to have the snow removed from their
sidewalks, and a warrant was issued for the
arrest of Attorney General Brewster
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26

A scHeoL-GIRL Mt Montrose, Pa, put
her finger into knot-hole in her desk
at the academy, the other day, and was
unabe to pull it out again The desk
had to be split open with an axe before
the youthful prisoner could be liber-
ated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

The President signed the Civil Serv-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26
South.

Two-thirds of the business portion of
Cisco, Tex, was burned the other day. Loss,
sG5,O00
A locomotive standing at tho depot
in Mansfield, La, exploded with such force
as TO XIII a fireman and brakeman and NOR
tally wound two other persons
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26

A CHAP in Paris made n regular
business of eating dinner at hotel
and stealing hat off the rack as he
came out, and he had enough hats to set
up store with when the police dropped
to his game.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1883-01-26

The highest salary paid TO woman
teacher in Iowa is 81 200.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02

Communication to the Cleveland tOhio) Herald.
In miscellaneous column of your issue Of
the 18th l notice an article copied from
Chambers Journal headed "Muslcal Fishes"
This statement Is not new, and it has been re-
ceived with more or less doubt as one of the
stories of India. On reading 1t 1 was reminded
that singing fishes was one of the first things /
remember to have heard mentioned as belong
ing to the Ohio river. / heard it said when I
was a child and in the faith of childhood lis
tened when first came to that stream for the
song of these fish. yet seldom heard it, though
old bOatmen spoke of it In the quiet days of
flat-bOats as quite common, One evening adj
vert to, when heard the singing of the fish as
distinctly as could be wished. One afternoon,
late in the summer of 1887, stepped on to a
fat-bOat then used at Martins Ferry, opposite
Wheeling, West Va, when was attracted by
the sweet, Eolian harp-like sound arising from
the water. [ had forgotten the singing fish,
and asked the ferryman what 1t was. He re-
piled as if speaking of common matter saying
that it was the white perch, which he said fol-
lowed under the boat back and forward across
the river at that season, when the water was
warm and low. He was thoroughly posted i'm
the habits of the fish. being bred to the work of
fisherman and terryman, anl intelligently de-
scribed the habits of the white perch Of the
Ohio which, he said, had always been noted for
this habit Of singing. / might MENTION histori-
cally, that my informant was EbeneZer Clark. a
son Of Elizabeth Zane, famous as the heroine
who. at the siege of the fort at Wheeling. car
ried the powder to the fort through shower
of Indian bullets. This does not materially
affect the musical fish. believe he gave me
correct account Of the singing fish. / listened
to their music while he told me about them
The sound was very much like that produced
by silk thread placed between the meeting
rails of a window. sometimes called an Eolan
harp. 1.-THE perch can sing In the Ohio, he may
In India. WILLIAM G. HOwELLs.
United States Consulate, Toronto. April 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02
A Tale OF legraph Ticking.

from the Lowell courier.
wel-to-do young man recently married and
started west on his bridal tour. The happy
young couple were breakfasting at station
eating-house. During the repast two smart
Alexis came into the eating and seated
themselves opposite the contracting parties.
They were telegraph operators BY delicate
poisng OF their knife and fork they were able to
make sounds In close imitation OF telegraphy
In the mystic language of the key one said unto
the other:
"Ain't she daisy, thought"
The party thus addressed replied by clicking
off:
wouldn't 1 like to kiss her, the little fat
angel"
''Wonder who that old bloat is that she has
married?"
''some gorgeous granger, reckon" replied
the other.
The groom stood 1t until .forbearance ceased
to be a virtue, when he also balanced his knife
and click, click it went in rapid succession. It
was ineligible to the very cute twain that had
recently made fun OF its author. When inter-
preted it read:
DEAR SIRs:-I am superintendent OF the tele-
graph line upon which you work. You will
please send your time to headquarters and re-
sign your positions at once.
Yours, SUPERINTENDENT OF TELEGRAPH"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02
Senator AnfhOny,s Illness.

WASHINGTON Correspondence Of the Providence Press
Mr. Anthony has never fully recovered from
The effects OF blOod-pOisoning at Baltimore sew
eral years a@0-the year following Summers
death He went out, while there one day. to
call on some Providence friends taking his din
ner hour for the call. He conversed with them
somewhat at length but did not partake Of din
ner. ON his way back he stopped in at a res
taurant, and was served with partridge. Snow
was on the ground. and ii Is supposed that the
bird, thus deprived Of its ordinary supplies had
eaten Of kalmia berries and tainted its flesh Will
Their poison Soon after his meal he became Ill
and on the train for Washington, feeling worse
and fearing ne might become unconscious he
called the conductor to him and gave him his
name and Washington address which proved a
timely help on reaching here. IL was several DAYS
before he got about To resume his public duties.
and he has felt the i'll effects OF the attack from
time TO time in his system ever since. The clos
Ing weeks of the last session bore very hard on
him, with their almost incessant labors 1t was
q suicidal thing for that body. which ALWAYS in
Guides majority Of men past their physical
prime, 10 remain in constant session. taking
only short, unsatisfactory recess of very
few hours length daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-02
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