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PASSENGER TRAIN Drrchtp.
The whole Tra1n Leaves the Tfo<0<
bat No Person Inj1red-Seeaes at tAg
Wreck.

bat NO Person Inja red Seeaes at 60
Wreck.
Special 10 tAe Reotster.
GRAFTON, June l9-The through train
from Chicago to New York, No. 8, which
left here last night at io:45, drawn BY
engine No. %, with Paul Hepburn at the
throttle and Lofe Loahman As fireman,
was ditched two miles east Of Thornton,
but no one was seriously injured.
The train was bowling along at the rate
Of forty miles an hour, when IL ran into .
tree that had blown down by the high
winds then prevailing. When the engine
struck the obstruction she lurched violent.
ly, but did not leave track until q culvert
was reached, about five hundred feet from
the fallen tree.
Badly Broken Up.
Everything that possibly could be broken
or twisted out Of shape about the engine
was injured. postal car, one express, Q
freight car loaded with produce, and q pas.
senger coach were all hurled from the
track, and with the exception Of the coach
all are badly torn up. The engineer and
tiremen stuck to their posts heroically. =.
The news spread rapidly in the city and
the REGisrER correspondent boarded the
first tr,.in out. The manager OF the B. & ..
telegraph oaice here. A. 7. Cline, dis
patched s. E. Grammar and A. J. Bailey
out the scene OF the accident with an in.
strument, and work was at once com.
menced 10 clear the wreck. The damage
done will probably exceed s2,00o, but the
loss is nothing when compared with the
fortunate escape OF all the passengers and
crew of the wrecked train.
rhe storm
was very violent here last night, and all
along the Il. Il o. track could be seen fallen
trees and broken limbs twisted and torn.
In this,city also the storm was very severe
and many shade trees were blown down.
The rain came down in torrents about ten
o'clock. and with the vivid lightning and
severe thunder was an ugly night. The
streams around the town are swollen and
the river also has risen some.
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BRIEFLY TOLD.

,,..a are ], COZ, ,Il0 foreigners in France.
,.,, carolina has 2O4O miles Of railroad.
49,. - ,oo 900 Of hsddocks are annually
.,,,!,, ior sale in England.
-. total catch of Connecticut River shad
49, .ys,- numbered %, ,9O5.
/ ~s. ..si-ca>e Of the new Senate Chamber
-. rew capitol at Albany, \. " will
,,:-.>l2h
.~,, ,~.emer business Of New Hampshire
red at from five to eight millions
| 3. as annually.
.. .,.- the cost TO Boston Of each pupil
.,..,,. schools was 81 s.; in the past
o.. lie cost for each was s. -.
,. ,.e delinquent tax list OF Union Par
~ a. published by the Farmersville
.sre every delinquent is assessed with
IN o2e to i've dogs.
The scent hot spell did serious damage
,-,a, n tie Sacramento Valley. The
mates Of the damage vary from p to 30
&; ,s-:,
, sensible Wisconsin girl mas broken her
y, .sa.ea, because her jealous lover tried
F,.wa her as they were strOlling By a
g.. .5,t Que lovely moonlight night.
-.... obJ bJec;ion to young women as at
ant, IN the retail shoe shops at New
,,s. Taey are fond Of kissing the chill
-a9 whom they Ii with shoes. FastidjoUs
:4e-- object.
r..-e are IN France l5,e57 registered
......r-, ,,>,t belonging in maisDts ds
,. which number l,32S: 1,l9I prosti-
.ss I've in their own rooms and there are
,. others i; is estimated.
u-,cs '."ii members Of the MaSsachu-
9, Nst.ca! Society, 7O5 reply yes 40
,v -n and y are Indifferent to the
.... .r. -po you favor the admission Of
~.s- ;Ntle society on the same terms
TIE ,..ri states Fish Commission has
3, yan distributed throughout every
-. 4 .~s--;,,-,. Il, tho I-nior III utp am
-. o., ~,m,,1.o-baI - oon,, of
,'... ...,,;,. IT. C,a,.,,i..;,,, hoe
G.-C.og;ed 1900 German carp.
several English tourists have been ey-
w., asno.;orI1, ,,s I,,,,.,,f,s
- 49, ..-.,.,.iu..-,a.. 81 -. ~
'-..' . -, -. bara a;a,-,,,s -
-. n,oTr5s ., h .orli,
...',.-l,r r.r-a :, -, IL.
........,.. - 80. - ',,,,-.;o,a.,
- - An ~. e.,
......I ar,,! 80, tho Iogs Tho
..--.-....,L... -. 80 d.,
...' 10 l'oe recently ''S"e'' oui'''''
SIS. ..' ''s Il. I'LL 81 ''' ''''' '"S I"''''S''' -
..~' &. ..'e'e are At '""' ,'''.'..y
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ON A STAND.

The afss~arf RiveE Cseeo - 8Ase-
Great DsaaGe -. Css0s u hss>A-
aessesn HeSrsakA.
kansas CrrY. Jape h-rhs river b IL
feet by the bridge gauaA the one hereto
fore used In tree dspatchss showed =
feet 8 inches. signal service msasurement.
and is now or astatx1
The dsnsg4 by he storms OF Sstufosy
night and SfDdsy seems 70 have
been cbiasy u Southeastern seersska;
where ths osz. u crops aud hsidss % said
TO be vScy great. Some parts Of E,si.fn
KsDsss and Northwestern hiAoun 80
suae,ss bot less serioCs.y in this vicinity
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A SCHEME OF TWO JACK TARS
To Cross the Atlantic i'm a Small, Queer
Looking Craft.


PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-On the beach at
Gloucester lies q queer looking craft in
which two Jack tars and Newfoundland
dog are aoout to attempt TO cross the At
lantic. 1t is a catamaran rig, with main
mast 81 feet high, to carry 10 yards Of sail.
A deck, inclosed by railing is built upon
twin boats, 2l feet in length. An ordinary
rudder guides the curious shaped boat.
The craft was originally built by Captain
Purdy, of the bark Granville Belle, for life
saving purposes. 1t is now undergoing al
teratiOns aud repairs necessary to place 1t
in a seaworihy condition.
HE Men
who are TO make the perilOns voyage are
Captain James Teller, who has followed the
sea tor % years, and 2. Maloney, of No. go
South Front street, q salt OF 10 years ex-
perience. Both are robust, hardy.lOOking
fellows, capable of enduring hardships.
They expect to start on the voyage as soon
as the repairs are completed, which will
probably be on Thursday next Sufficient
proyender to last seven days will be carried
in two air-tight boats. In this time the
venturesOme mariners expect to reach
Halifax, where fresh supply will he pro-
cured. Captain Teller is ssnguine that the
trip from PHILADELPHIA to Cork can 'be
made inside OF twenty days. He says:
The Venture
is the result of desire 10 make the exper-
iment of crossing the deep on float. lie
does not consider the scheme a. all hazard
ors. Il know every inch in the way" he
said yesterday. as ne tilted his straw hat on
one side of his head and tugged at his un-
tr mined ted whiSkers, land YOU can bet
your weather eye we'll sail it ike clipper
ship" lie will follow the northern route,
touching at halifax and ST. Johns, New
fUundland, thence to queenstown. Captain
Telier has been in command OF the barks
Imperial and NJ. J. X and the brig e. W.
Hail. His conn paniOn was on the ship
Tamerlane for seven years, and spent two
wears on the American Line steamers Pom
sNlAnnin and InNiNna
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

NEE Yosx. Jsas ta.--1he Rsf0biiess
Central comniitss this ssenipg edoptsd .
plan Of feoreaDization Deepered ~ toe
committee Of tss0. The eoIy cheses mn1e
In n By The Hxscstiye commfttse - thsf
the proposed enroiinsot b nads ie No:
yen,l<s sftss the espenl eisoeson. tneeeeA
Of hypkDhss. and that sh vbo eeli thea-
selves KepaAlia.ns wAsther thsy hsloae -
dis,Iict ostss nations or ne<, may bs -.
voIkd
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Bad Blander.

ALsAx,, y. Y, June ls.--Ths stea N . aa'
.xprfss train. owing to a misplaced switch.
ran in on siding. and struck box car.
under which John Wallace, master me,
chanic end VIM. Hayner, yard master OF
tie Delaware & Hudson Canal Company.
were repairing truck. TIE two meu we're
yl.Ied. sad the engine wrecked.
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A FatAl Eead.

ORyILlK, O, June i9.-Frank McNamara
aud James Canon, moulders ii the burial
case company's foundry, quarreied TO day
about tools, when Mcnamara struck Canon
heavy blow with his fist IN the faos. caus
irg d esth in few moments.
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\ NOtoriouS RougnC,p,urs,I

s.. ,...' D.sPr.-t 20 .is Register.
1c,o-,,rSS Ip,li.E, June .9.-James Raw. a
nom To- a.. ,t,t.''Seursh rough who ESCAPED
r-a-v - aAIItSneny wOrkhouse on Feb.
t,ace fr- .,Stie "SGsie Ae was serving out A sen.
Tu.rs. - ...?;Soery, was captured at Gou,d's
3 Er--I '"'s evening by J W. Fhberb,rd
lIvs5r.,....,,.' officer and will be t,kan m
'.--.a ,O.MOrrou '-lNSu "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-20

REGISTER has, by sew
thousand copies, a larger
er" er",,otjon than any newspaper
Finished in the two Nirsinias
"rostern Ohio. Its advanta-
nm advertising medium
therefore apparent.
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Gsttt~ CtStlised.

NV YoRK, Juze l1.-Wong Ching roo
sS;,,,r ot The Chinese American. is IN j.i'
On charge Of libel brought ssalnst hlin
by Chan Yond TYP. The piainisr vas Re,
Ierred TO in ZOOS psptr ss q cEihlnai Ai'i
,Eisf end wants t2J 0gO.
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BROTHERlf LOVE.
Meeting of Two Brothers After a Sepa-
rati8n Of Twenty Years and What
aame Of II

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June lH-The police
are looking for c. G. Synoli, who eloped
yesterday with the wife Of his brother
Ernest. They lived at Menomomee Mich,
on a farm, but G.. e. Synod persuaded
Ernest to sell his place and start for Port
land. Oregon. They arrived here on Sat.
urday and the brothers went on little
spree. when c. 6. synod got possession Of
Ernest's poCketboOk, containing $500, and
be and Mrs. Ernest Synold disappeared. II
seems that Ernest had not seen his brother
for twenty years until short time ago,
they having been separated in Germany
when mere lads.
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SPORTING MATTERS.
The AllPghCnys TO HIVE New
Pitcher HanIan Member Oi u
Pittsburgh Fishing Climb.

WNSHINUTON. June n -EObert VI. Tlrr.
pitcher of the National Club OF this city,
will probably sign 4 contract with the
Allegheny Club this afternoon. Barr has
q tine reputation, both as pitcher and batter,
and would be a tower of strength to the
Alleghenys. In the recent game with the
Cincinnats he was only hit for three base
hits, Eclipse got five hits of him, while
local clubs cant touch him. Nash, of the
Richmond, Va, Club, may also be signed,
the latter player is third baseman. T, S.
Fullwood, representative OF the Allegheny
Club. is in the city, arranging with Barr.
He leaves for Richmond this evening.
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BULLS HEADS BENDING LOW.
W hiIe the Bears Toe the Scratch Srsik
ing. and are Ready TO Fight the Next
Round

CHICAGO June l9-Whest suffered de-
cline on the market this morning, owing 70
very heavy offerings. sad resulted in .
tenn porary decline OF * to 2 cents per
bushel 1t was afterwsrd learned that this
was occasioned by N. s Nichols & Co., who
have been on the bull side of the, markst,
closing out their deals A rumor followed
that the firm. which is rated as an eIesp.
tionally strong oas. bad fsikd. This was
afterwards
Conclasisely nenfoa.
Mr.. Nichols in pefson making The an.
nouncsment on Change that the firm had
closed out all its deals sDd wss ready to
meet all demands. The effect of the state
ment was such rs to imw edfAely improve
tbe tone Of the market Psok & Beecher
Who have been dealing ID lard. suspended
this morning. ard their troubles are sRe
posed to be due TO the recent. collapse sr
that market
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-haAreonnt kettIpd.

Ne OaLEAyS. June 10 Philip bandeSa
s,tM q. Dom. standing urde' 'hH Hhae
~ a zrnsIi rirs tree t.srnIiay "'r' stih.
rc,qUa.. s.i. ki'. Il - iisEtai1s
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william nas0y DfseAaygsI ~ Catisat,-
hsrG-Bs0spssss KsS0 Cssst. AsssS
PIssataA - CsIsss1 People.
DiI:lg II.e We ai:ei.sssa r. ss sis:s S:arin. =:
witnessed from ChaSlastowp. W. Va The
Judge So in relsasino Dirsly be believed
Detective Burnett honsst In hs effort 70
6I the guilt, bat that he bod besn deceiys1
BY his colofed saistAoG Difsly LETT tbs
court Mouse anid ~ plsudits Of the eS''
ofed lAoplA.
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The ni,.i.sIypi en- = h.sapsse.

HELEss. AK. June i9-rhe rise d the
river here 1. s,es6Y snt alsrminsly great
Tbe reuge Shows rise Of seven incnes .
asy sitii soTsthins lsss tnsa e'gat tees
b9fox i,!sh sstec su-a ~ ID. e'GoG
cog- y IS sassjg ssl;:is
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Tire Mystic MtsssuYi.

Kansas CRY, June l9-The eituati III
siOrg the river IS rot materially ch1gei
20 day. T5e rtyet nsS risen eight InrheS
since iast Lish., sgf this evening il GeGriy
syt,99sCg,
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Receiver Appointed A

o, sa s..,....,,.5 ,.9e '*-John r. Bense!ey has
U ou..s,.,. ~ Receiver toS the broken firm
srd 5. ss,,>, ss,,5s, s.,'eoch EyeTinghsm & Co
tr.cyga / ~, IsTtL necessarily y ne made
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LOTTA'S LOVE.
A Story Where the Sad Circumstances
ola WOman's Sorrow are Intertwined
with Love.

Win Love.
NEW YORK, June lg-It has been i fact
TO most of tee friends of little Miss LO!ta
during the past two or three years that her
spirits have been steadily declining. She
has PLAYED with her usual vivacity upon
the stage. but she has been sorrOwful,
almost morOse, off it for long time.
prominent manager said yesterday:
About ten years ago Lotts fell head over
ears in love with young Philalelphian of
excellent family. lie loved her with equal
passion. His parents however, diSdaIned
the
Little Actress
on account OF her profession, aud partly on
account Of the disreputable old man, Crab
tree, who called himself her father: bat
they were devoted 10 each other.
Tie wedding day was appointed. She
repOsed in him the fullest confidence. Bat
one night he disappeared with $liOW OF
her money. Search was made, and it was
found that he had lost il in gambling
den.
ItWas a Cruel Blow
TO poor LOtta. His parents reimbursed the
little girl. but ii wasn't the money she
wanted. Nobody could give her back her
faith in mankind.
Bye and bye the Philadelphia died sud
denly. I've heard he called for farewell
kiss Of Lotta on his death bed, but she never
knew it, Whenever she goes to Philaiel.
phis she spends one day visiting his grave,
heavily veilod. covering the grave with
flowers and sobbing TO herself until the
skv rkens, and she goes back 10 the thea
ter. That is the story Of Lottas unhappi-
ness. snu you'll agree it's sad, not to sIy
romantic,
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HaYNian Rebels.

PHILAOsLPHIA. June l9.-CsptaiD Cooper,
OF the steamer Tropic, just from Port An
tonic, jamaica, says: The Haytisn Gov.
eInwent made an attack on Miragoane
troy She sea, snd-were yepUlSed Sith loss
o. two vessels and macy men. TIE rebels
1 JNSe rs"irrei larfnet, srA have n1ss~SSIsu
o: LsoEIy ~, u tls Western C94ss
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D~sSss,OsoUotSg.

CLEvELAxp. June ia--Edd,s Kydss. aseA
A, while bathing in the CryASoss fsss.
begsb 70 strsnsis. snd bfs bfothes, sxso
iumpsd IN 10 as,sst hin. when hosh vsss
Crowned. m
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HeN~s<h's RsoDssty AssAeAs1.

8ebSseh's RRe0ssty AfeA1ese
Mn1IuKu, Jeos ta-Pelef no1eocas
real estate wss attached 70 dsy 10 the 90.
ept Of pssriy 900. 90 TO saissfy ctaa
of J. Aidss Elts and N!.ton Lsstaef Toe
sies,00.
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p-r-..o7a. Mas. sspt. "a. io'e.
itars ts;,su Hon Bi:s4rs and rec
'.,J 'hc-r % olhe-. ss ! trrna yer
80 tt-. Z. =. Ms W "u.'s' Be-.
E.n.tust. -: zIcs LOO.
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BEAIsNT DEATH.
A RasSeesabIs Farm erYataIiy PsGpt.
ed sy Two Drunkea Dsvtis wtthea q
Aonnreut RRsS OoaI<On.

Apparent .RfsBOcaf<pn-
UE-EnIT. MtcH.. Jus lD.-EaSy this
mosning Martin Brophy, farniss whose
hosue 10 in the town Of New HESSD, noyth
o., Owsssa, Was beaten 10 death a. 0sAssa
by Jack Phelps, or Phillips, End Arthur
SisinhoE tuo individuals who had been
On q heavy carouss, meeting Efopny a the
street they stuck him and thso
Chased him 0sisx 10 the hour lEophy
Ma, unable TO snd, protection. apd wss
oyertaken and beaten &c. insetaihility,
Sving soou aftsf. The rtfbsns bft here.
sitinhoY vas arrested, and the oAiicsn Are
in purssi. OF Phelps Bsophy uaA m in
dustyious and respectable man ,aad ssarss Q
family.
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70 Nihiops Of psskssss q tse D ssoess
Dy,s bsye Issn soid sith0at si1r : tssa-
pisist E,ssy yshers thsJ sfs "; isfs"s
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WILL ASH, AN EXTENSION.

8raH. BenDett a Company Craoftors
will Meet IN PittsburSh To-Day 20
Consider the Situation.
P,rTsBUBGH. June l9.-It was authoLi-
lively announced this afternoon saat Gran
Bennett & Cs, iron manufacturers, OF this
city, hxve called their creditors to meet
tO morrow afternoon. They WILL ofer 10
pay one third Of their Liabilities IN install,
meats. in three, six and, nine months, and
the byianea in three years, wsh ample Sc
curity. his considered reasonably certain
that the extension will be granted. The
Liabilities are Sl.559OO0; assets about
8, 600 Ooae. The exclusive real estate Is
worth over 81, 1,O0l0oo and is believed 70 be
unencunbered.
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POLITICAL OPINIONS.
Misc CnnnsrIto DorseN.

H.. ."tsey claims that he IS still Sec.eta-
. Of the Republican National Committee.
s;haps, on the whole Mr.. Dorsey had bet
}: e: vel. enough alone. The Republican
a,.y Is not sufficiently amjable Just at
Is time 10 submit 20 any extreme fool.
hae.' on the part Of this man.-New
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Plenty of Dignity.

The Philadelphia Press recently Urred
-ss.!sa; Arthur 20 put Hamilton Fish in
j. Caoiaet in place OF Freli2ghuysen, IN
l'ie' 90 give dignity and strength 70 the
l'@.2.,t-auon.' As 10 dignity, Fceling-
,,~ ives plenty OF that. Indeed he
9ssa.t -.ye anything else. Perhap, the
'e'.tsa; woUld 10 well TO hold him for
90, a.oue and make changes else.
here ,o- ,aePurpose Of gathering strength.
.-...-a'. ENQUIRER Den.
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seeking Pigs from ThistIe~.

Wa. .a- Ohio democrats at their convsn-
Is" 'sr week give the Pend,eton Civil
F,-T'e Reform at the hearty support
/ ~..@ u .s zj.es from the people, or will
Ley 'rp.a.a'e the course Of the gifted SEN
A,v' ..om 'Gg., state, and turn cold
A.'.'s- ri"u the reform movement This
d d. .-'.1 the solution of which may
.1.. 81. :"lor,ant influence upon the place
80 ". bod in the newt Presidential
--,.--r- -N-Ovilsnce Press RenL-
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Thanksgiving Eve.

Hand in band through the city streets,
As the chill November twilight fell,
Two childish fignres walk up and down
The bo0t-black Teddie and sister Nell.
With wstfui eyes they peer in Ihe shops,
Where dazzling tights from the windows shine
On golden products from farm and field,
And luscious fruits from every CLINE.
30 Toddiei" said Nell, '1ets play tonight
These things are ours, and let's suppose
We can choose whatever we want to eat;
1t might come true, perhaps-who knowsl"
Two pinched little faces pressed the pane,
And eagerly plan for the morrOw's feast
or dain,ies :heir lips will never touch,
Forgetting their hunger awhile at least.
The pavement was cold for shoeless feet,
Ted's jacket was thin; he shiYered and said,
"Let's go to place and choose some clothes"
"AgPeed!" said Nell, and away they sped
To a furrier's shop, ablaZe withlght,
In whose fancied warmth they place their
hands,
And play their seanty garments are changed
For softest fur from faroff lands.
"a grand THANKSGIVING we'll have" cried Nell,
These make-beleve things seem almost true;
Pve most forgot how hungry was,
And Teddie, I'm almost warm, aren't your
o happy hearts that rejoice to-day,
In all the bounty the season brings.
Have pity on those who vainly strive
To be warmed and fed with imaginings!
The CongregatiOnalist.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-29
THE DAY OF THANKSGIVING
THE PROCLAMATIONs.


In furtherance Of the custom of this people at
the closing of each year TO engage upon n day
set apart for that purpose in special festival
OF praise TO the Giver of all Good. |, Chester A.
Arthur President of the United States. do here
by designate Thursday. the 29th day of Novem-
Der next, as a day of national thanksgiving.
The year which Is drawing to an end has b cen
replete with evidences OF divine goodness. The
prevalence of health, the fulness of the har-
vests, the stability of peace and order, the
growth of fraternal feeling, the spread of intel
ligence and learning, the continued enjoyment
of evil and religious liberty-a1 these and
countless other blessing are causes of reverent
rejoicing.
/ do, therefore, recommend that the day
above named the people rest from their accus-
tened labors, and meeting in their accustomed
places of worship, express their devout graft
tude TO God that he has dealt so beautifully with
this nation, and pray that His grace and favor
abide with it forever. CHESTER A. ARTHUR.
By the President:
FREDERtCK t. FRELINGHUYsEN,
Secretary of State
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-11-29

] look along the past and gather themes
For praise to Thee, my eYer-graclous God.
II is past of mercy, aud il teens
With goodness at each step along the road.
Not always gladness and prosperity,
But always goodness from Thy patient hand;
Always the love that, even in saddest day,
Traced its clear printe upon times silent sand.
Show me Thyself, then all is well with me:
Being of beings, fulness eVeFmore:
Then shall my soul possess, my God, in Thee
Its never-emptying, everlasting store.
So shall the world he crucifed to me,
So 10 the world shall l be erucifed;
Thy face in ghteousness, Lord, shall see;
When awake rshall be satisfied
-Horato Bonar. D. D.
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usually the last Thursd v in November-as
a day OF thanksgiving. The Governors Of the
several States and mayors OF the principal
cities generally follow suit, ana issue similar
proclamatous to that of the President. SO
that the day may now be regarded as much
OF holiday as the Fourth Of July or Christ
mas, 1t is j day of happiness and good ma
ture, OF good iced and social intercourse. 1t
is the day when Of all others, the mind
should go back to the early struggles OF the
brave Pilgrim pioneers, and the people should
celebrate it in the same spirit that Macaulay
claims ruled in the golden age:
Then none were tor party,
But all were forthc State;
Tnen the rich man helped the po0r,
And the poor man loved the great
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