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NETWORK APPOINTMENTS.
Continued from First Page.

Hannibal and St. Joseph Railway and other large cor
porations He asked TO assist in the prosecution
In the Star Route trials, but declined
Mr.. Root 10 o member OF the University and Union
Of the Executive Committee Of the latter
club. Four years ago he married the daughter OF
dining last night when he received telegram from
Washington informing him of his appointment by Presi-
publican but has held any public office. In 1879
he nominated for the Judgshp of the Court Of Com
ran far ahead OF hs ticket The nomination, he said
asst night, was an entire surprise TO him.
ANDREW ]. PERRY.
Andrew J. Perry who is nominated for General APP
praiser is a very well known lawyer and politician IN
Brooklyn In the sixth Ward. where he lives he has
been president of the Republican Ward Association. and
he has represented his ward in the Kings County
General Committee for many terms. In the
latter body he has been first vice-presi-
dent and chairman OF the Executive Committee. Mr.
Perry has never held elective political Office but de-
feated candidate for County Judge or Kings County
Board Of Elections He ia regarded as man of very
high character and social standing his profession IS
that OF lawyer ana ms once Is AZ no D tSe fsoton
fights between the Republicans OF Brooklyn he has not
been closely identified with either party
OTHER APPOINTMENTS
James L. Benedict who has been nominated for Sur
veyor s at present Auditor In that Department at sal
airy OF $1,000. He for many years Deputy Surveyor
been the Customs service for over twenty years
He Is said to DO almost Invalid which can be the only
objection TO his appointment TO An otce that requires
active supervision.
Merritt wyckham. nominated for Assistant Appraiser
Is at present an examiner In that Department A. r..
Major A C. Tate nominated for Marshal OF the East
ern District. Is a welgher In the Custom House lie
liyes ia Brooklyn ands the president Of the Eleventh
elective Office but has Always been an ofice-hoder He
an Administration and has been urged for the
place by 4" Mike " Dady and others. Marshal Hsrows
term expired some time ago
John Irwin, OF Iowa. TO be Governor OF the Terri
tory Of Idaho.
Robert j. Fisher. Jr, Of Illinois, to be Examiner In
Chief in the Patent Ohice
Mdsbipman Harry Kmmell TO be an Ensign.
POsnasters e. Dana Bancroft, at Aver. Mass; Merwin
~ Jones. at Yonker- ~ " John rrelchard, at Bridge
ton. ~ j.; william T. Bailey, at Camden NJ j.; Msrtin
L. Harrington, at Freehold N. j. Miss Clara e. Achre At
Greenviile Penn; Jackson NJ Rose, at Abingdon, Va
Jonathan ID. White, at GreensOorougb, N. C William c.
DE Sey, al Glasgow, Mo- David W. Ebersae. at Fulton.
No; John Saunders at Mexico Mo-. George Reed, at
Peru Ind; John Woods. at Joliet. ILL., II. X. Westfail
al Bushnell, ILL.,; Mrs Mary j. Hammond, at forS'
Neb; Joseph II. Jones, at Causa, Cal; g. S. South
worth, at Woodstock, Ill.
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MRS. UANDELUS DOMESTIC TROUBLES
DID HER HUSBANDS FAMILY ALLEVIATE HEB nus
BANDS AFFECuONsf

DID HER HUSBANDS FAMILY ALLEVIATE HEB Nus
BANDS AFFECnONsf
Charlotte Wandel began some time ago an
action for a Unite divorce against her husband Franci,
L. wandeu. on the ground Of abandonment. and OBJ
tanned an order granting her temporary amony and
counsel fees In her affidavit she set forth facts going
show that her husbands abandonment OF her been
brought about by influence OF his family. She
lowed up her divorce slt with action against Benja-
min c. aud Caroline wanden, the parenta OF her hus-
band. aud Townsend. Caroline and Josephine Wandc,
his brother and ssters to $4,000 damages
FOR the alienation Of her husbands affections. She al
leges IN complaint that the defendants did all IN their
power TO prevent her marriage with Mr. Wandell and
that after tho marriage she was never allowed
to enter the house Of her husbands parents
Nome Of the defendants, except Towns
end wandel. recognized her. either in
private or in public Tho defendants aud all did
their best TO separate from her husband Mr.. Wan
dell the Influence brought TO bear upon him by
his family for about year, during when ho con-
stant IN ma deyoons 10 his wife whom thereby ma
very bappy. At last Mr.. Waudrll became recOnciled
with his family from that time he began 10 nCgle
his wife I'm sh Jrt time ho carried his neglect 10 The
point Of abandoning her and taking with MN their only
child MI. Wandell nov lives with the defendants while
the plaintiff Ia left fOrsakon ard alone.
The Of the defendants To tho complaint has not
yet been put motion for a bin OF particulars was
made in their benalfa few days ago The object Of The
motion il to compel Mrs. Wandel 10 set out with more
particularly the wrongs constituting her alleged course
of action The plaintiff opposed tho notion, asserting
tina cOmpasn showed that the ground or tie action
was he Oss OF her husbands affections dstained by
Mrs. Wandel through the wrongful conduct OF tho de.
PENDANTS II would not be possible 10 state the case on
action with particularly tLan mai been stated III
the complaint The defendants IN Ridavits upon which
the motion for bill OF particulars was based, assert
that IT not that they have ever endangered 70
ALLEVIATE Mr.. Wandel from his wife 10 br ak up tho
atter's home. JuaGe Freedman yeatcrday denied the
t..fla q IA lIlfI mari g III
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A PERSONAL APPOINTMENT.

[BY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBuNE.l
WASHINGTON, March IA complaint is hearu
from Cleveland that the nomination OF Thomas
Jones to be Postmaster OF that city is contrary 10
the expressed wishes of the Republicans, including
all the prominent patty men and the leading Dusl-
ness men of the city.
Jones is brother of Senator Jones, ofNevada, and
his nomination, it Is represented is due alone TO the
intimacy of the Senator with the President. Inc
popular wish had been expressed very recently In
Harding It ia said that Senatorial courtesy"
will probably prevent any opposition to the NOM
ination on the part of Senator Sherman.
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THE DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED.

WASHINGTON, March AT the opening OF
the evening session of the House to-
night Mr. Hiscock moved to suspend the
rules and pass the Deficiency Appropna-
ton bill. He said that it was neces-
sary to make sure that there would be
no extra session that this bill should not fall
Mr. Page withdrew all objections and the Deficiency
ments recommended by the Committee on Appro-
priations The only amendment of any Importance
is one authorizing the appraisal OF all naval
vessels stricken from the Navy Register, under
the provisions of the last Naval Appropriation
bill, and also authorizing the. Secretary of the
Navy if he shall deem it for the best interests OF the
Unified States to sell such vessels and to advertise
for proposals for the purchase of the same. The
motion was agreed to aud the bill passed.
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THE FIFE RECORD.

BRONZE GOODS AND CLOCKS INJURED.
A fire broke out in the third story of the
nve-story building at No III ChGmbers-st. at . p IN
yesterday Two alarms sent out but the flames
were eXtingulshcd before much Roadway was gained
The upper stories OF the building were occupied by
Nicholas Mulcrs Sons manufacturers OF bronze ware
aud their loss mostly BY water clocks aud bronze
goods kept on the second floor Some tools machinery
aud raw material the third floor Injured by fire
Tie total loss Is estimated al 900 The ground hOor
OF the building was occupied b. the Buffalo Door aud
Sash COMPANY IN which Lee, Holland Co. Of Buna 10,
are tho principal stockholders. Their lJ-s VIII not
amount over $1,000 The company e insured IN the
Liverpool and London and Globe and the British North
America companies. The building Owned Oy the y. ID.
Higgins estate aud damaged VI 900. covered b. IN
suranCe.
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OBI UARY.
Fy.JUDGE JAMES W. TAYLOR.

NEwBURG, n. Y, March 1.-Ex-Judge James
W. Taylor n prominent member OF the orange county
bar aud well known in political circles throughout the
State died here this evening at the age OF hftyhve
years. He was graduated at Princeton College In 1919
and soon after he entered upon the practice Oh law a
Goshen. He elected Special County judge Oh tnis
county in 1856 and again in 1866. He was PTesden-
tial Eecor ON the Republican ticket I'm 1864, and was
member of the Ccnenn. Board OF Finance incorporated
Wasbngton's Headquarters was vice president OF the
Highland National Bank and held the position OF Regis
Waite for several years until the Office abolished by
Congress- A meeting of the Orange County bar VIII ne
held at tomorrow TO take appropriate acIion III
yard a his death,
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market value OF those dividends at the date OF their
issue Arguments were heard In the case OF the snip
Milan captured off New Orleans by the alleged Coined
crate privateer Calhoun.
THE FORESTS OF WEST VIRGINA-Forestry buuetin
forests Of West Virginia IL says forests have been
largely removed from the Ohio River counties ana hat
especially the black walnut cherry aud yellow poplar.
has been cued In nearly every part OF the state Inc
area stl occupied by white pine estimated 70 eftend
over 10 square miles and contain about 99OOOOVoV
feet of meIchantable lumber The lumber proluct o,
the State for the census year S0112OOO rect OF
lumber 1901, 900, laths 5000 OO0 shingles
Al 800 900 slaves aud 9J2 900 sets OF headngs total
value, $2,431, S5I
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Rasf Once Nofiee.

Foreign mails for week ending March VII close al th
office as follows; . 800, "a -.
ryIpAY-A 10 a. M for Aspinwal and south Pacific peg
81 tVNAt M ireland per SIS City OF ChestsS
via letters for Great Britain End other Euro
s COMMITTEES must directed per Ily VI Choster AZ
M Tor Belgium direct per S. ithynland via Antwerpt
or a a m f0f scotland direct, per os. Etnl0plA, We
Glasgow at a. Europe. per IS. Vera via South!
ampop and Bremen eters for scotland must be directed
Isr Werra at $3.50 D. for Cuba and Porto Rico. pes
ss Niagara via Havana
sUNDAY-At 73U for Honduras and Livingstone. pei
ga Wanderer, via New.Orleans
Mails for CHINA aud Japan Per So Gaelic va saa f.aa
trans NewzeAland. sandwich and FIJI Islands per "a
Zea andia via Francisco close March - ~ " M
HENRY q. PEARSON. PostmAster
Post ONCE. NewYork, n. l., Feb. Is, 1883.
schedule OF closing OF transpacic mails Is 90
san Francisco Mails the East arriving On tne =. y
Francisco day SAILING VI steamers e spAeass
ihenee The slue dAy.
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Having been dumb for yeas Phadepha lady Is said 70
have recently her speech through faith and PRAYER
Possibly But beneficial effects produced by the use of
REEsON,s CAPCtNE POROUS PLAsTERs In cases Of
Lame Back Local Rheumatism, Neuralgia Kidney ana Lung
and Liver Troubles are based sciencenot miracle Tho
superiority all other plases and All oter
remedies consists their promptness Of action aud
qualities They afe IN an respects better
Than hnments lotions In The genuine Is CUT The "Od
CApCINE 20 centa
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the Eesidenco OF me prizes pa
Walsworth ID D. Chancellor OF Ingham University as
sisted by The Rev Daniel a. Birmingham, William tuwafd
Dana, OF Avon ~ W aud bossio AneS use%nsA VI
J. II. BEumaSin Of CLIFTON.
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PRIZE FIGHT IN PHILADELPHIA.

. PHILADELPHIA, March lat daylight this
morning Charles Mcdonald aud william Mitchell fought
desperate battle OF twenty rounds in ring. McDon
AIDS father acted his second, and although the
son could scarcely keep his feet after tenth round
the Old Kept him In the ring until he could battle
ne longer
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A HORSE BURNED TO DEATH.

Flames broke out at 5 a. IN. yesterday in
the paint store OF James w. Hay, No 37i Hudson-st
They extended TO n stable, where Mr. Hay kept
horse. The horse WAS killed and tue building
damaged 500. stock worth $500 was destroyed.
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WAsHIseTos, Thursday, Ma

WAsHISGTos. Thursday. March l, 1888.
sycRErARY FoLGERs misunderstanding Foger had
anotber interview with the President to-day He also
sp.n short time in the Treasury department. but was
not well enough to attend TO any nusness; LIS health
slowly and he expects to DO able 10 res ume
his Official duties on Monday next
The ALABAMA CLAIMS CoURT.-The Court OF Commas
siopers of Alabama Claims to-day announced the adop
fion az the rule that ali scrip dividends are 10 DO de.
dustsd from the sAosnts claimed foz war premiums 1t
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. March FL a. m.-The movement in
the barometer yesterday downward. Clear weather
generally prevailed The temperature ranged between
go 49, the average 357s' being % lower than
corresponding day last year and 3o higher than
Wednesday.
Clear and partly cloudy weather. with higher tempeVa
lures may be expected to-day in this city aud vicinity
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.

SVH0pSlS TOT tle pIS E0sIIYJVIW' HVIET5
WASHINGTON. March 2-1 q. NJ Fair
weather prevails all districts with south to west
winds east OF the Mississippi and in the Southwest, and
slightly cooler northwest winds in the Northwest.
slight disturbance moving eastward north OF the Lake
region and central north OF Lake Ontario The
fallen inches in the past "a hours at Cairo aud
l inch at Memphis The Arkansas, OHIO, Tennessee and
Cumberland rivers have fallen at all stations
Indications for today.
For the Middle Atlantic States fair and slightly
weather. southwest to northwest winds, falling followed
by rising barometer.
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The New-York Sportsman,

Enlarged TO twenty pages contains appropriate engayngi
reports OF all cunning ITOttnk.
Ball &c see this week Issue FOG
prize badges and suky Subscription u
per wear single copies lOc For sale by all neWsdesegs
Piles Permanently Eradicatei
Inl TO 3wsaks without kaifs calsto seal pc
circular containing retsranco& DR. HOII ~ west -ltl
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shows baromethea variations 10 this city BY tenth
sfnches The give divisions Of time for the qthouu
preceding midnight white line the oseiA1n
By m-rcu duns 6oa broken ordOted ue ereen
lR1eAed tlefm0me H1d
Pharmacy, as Broadway.
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Catalogues will be forwarded any address sent to tn
Messrs LeIyitt.

There has also been published fac catalogue in Quarto h
lustIaed with is etchings by Moran les saDn ana rion
after the pa ntng included in this collection by Me hOd,
sean Diag IroyOn COrot, Daubgny, Frononiin Dupte.
ia, oue GeTome, Knans Henner and Van MaIcke Also
OF these artists composed ant
execut ed by Ferris. there will DC 0ay small
number printed desiring copies should SEND IN thec
names immediately. P1co. 50. - .
sale Will be MADE Ulder the management OF - 4.
AVERY 50 9TH ave, to whom and to the aucuOneers,
dad fds 10
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GRADUATES or THE ECLECTIC COLLEGE.

The twenty-second annual commencement of
the Eclectic Medical College held last night at
Chickering Hail. The exercises opened by q saIu
atory from T. Everett Kelso after which the Rev. I.
De witt Talmage delivered an address, AT its concu-
sion Chauncey p Shaher conferred degrees upon the
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THOUSANDS OF CIGARS DESTROYED.

The explosion of a kerosene oil lamp In the
cigar Of Lorenzo Jmenz the first floor OF the
two-sory brick building at No 1886 broadway caused
fire there ll:2O a. vest rlay. Cigars va'ned at
$1,000 were destroyed and tue building was damaged
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CRIMES AND cASUALTiES-BY TELEGRAPH
scALDED BY HOT srARcn

SALMON FALLS, \. H., March l.-Frnncis Ham
and John Parish employed n iacioy here were so seil
NINE MEN INJURED by HORSES RUNNING AWAY
BENNINGTON, w., March l.--AS nine mrn were
returning to North Iloosc y y, from lioosc Fails last
mans neck boScn anu all The others less
injured.
Fatal ACCIDENT IN a COTTON MILL
EAsTON. Penn, March l.-Cnarics Kitchen. age
Aecen was xii and Albert Runyan age thrte-n,
riousiy inI Ired fad "a
South EaslOn this afternoon.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT IN AN OPERA HOUSE.
GALVESTON, Tex, March l.-C. Il. Douglass, of
Crorkot Tex accidentally and fatally shot last night
IA the Opera this city As the audience dis
the OF f. Bend County dschasng Its contents into
the body Of Douglass
CoLONIzTNd VOTERS IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, March IL. MOrris f1tZsimmOns,
an assessOr was to-day Of improperly returning
yoers person, entitled o. vote John Myers.
the proprietor lodging house from which FzsmnOns
procured cOpnLers then placed trial for
giving false Information 70 United states superysors The
given by Myers not entitled TO vote
THE HALEBVERIrr PERJURY CASE
PHILADELPHIA, March 1.-The fur her hearing
Cheney ns BsrS S Irloas KSan Henry Hale j. Waon
Haeand Warren Hale took place to-day Elisha b. Eyentt
the companys books that The nrm had offered 20 re as
sign his interests him false. Tho case uas adjourned
until wednesday next
CHARGED WITH AssAULTINGA REPORTER
PHILADELPHIA, March l.-Wilain ii. kemble,
president Of the Union Railway Company was ar
porter OF ne TSs The complainant on Tuesday evening
visited Kembes house TO have an interview with him but u
door and kicked him down the steps Kembe waived
hearing, and was held IN soOO bail for trial
A gentleman stopping with some friends in
Ireland last Christmas questioned tue Oldest servant
about family fairy OF which he had heard nothing
during his visit The senior retainer said: "Diyil
fairy your honor since old died ALL thin
Ia al
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VIII convince you Of the marked superiority OF ALLcocKs
POROUS PLAsT7Rs all other external remedies Tney al
WAYS relieve and cure are only ever
pasers Beware VI humbugs that oain 70 90 g9iK
or and better they and frauds Insist on nav
Ing Aloooks Porous Plasters.
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Its considered necessary anything here 10 praise
OF tu co lection for themselves most
y examples in OIL and finished pictures which Well
end wOriy OF the celebrated artists
who are represented The Sc lots embrace MI Run<es en-
tire coec which have been added FROM
and they are 10 be absolutely sod.
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THE COLLECTION Of j. @. RUNKLE, esq, THIS CITY.

Nessrs GEO A. LEAVITT & CO respectfully Announce
that thay nave with the sale auction Of this
well beautiful collection OF FOREIGN CABINEr
PICTURES.
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The collection IS open for public exhibition day and
evening FREE at the LeayitL Art Galleries 81 broaiNay
and win be sold at CKERING IA ALL (Mr j. H. Draper
Auctloneer,l on THU RsDAY EVENING. MARCH s. NJ
seats reserved.
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Barker, Albert b. Knight, T. r., r.
Bass, James A. Lee, Merritt L.
Buett, william II. Lun0eck q. L.
Cla"ssOn, Adam Margola A A ".
Cowles, Marietta McKinnon, John
Craft La Fayette Miles, c. A.
Curran, Felix Moline, Mailman
DE Foulk. Israel P. Oiare, Felix A.
Follett W. VI. Roche. David f.
French, &. B. Rogers. W. 3
Fuller W. II. ROscnbleutb, Mayer
Hammer Jacob TOmkns. A. W.
Hart f. j. TOmkns, G.. W.
lIerrick, Olive L. Ware, W, =.
TO igkins, n. ID. whitney, Isaac j.
Hunt W. b. Wiedemann +. NJ G..
X, Lev. C. Wright. Preston w.
KelsO, r. Everett 1arneU, j. III.
As Miss Cowlcs and Miss Ierrick walked up the plat
form 10 receive their diplomas, they were greeted with
loud applause, warm reception was also accorded Mr.
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Ready This Morning.

THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE.
Price in Wrappers (ready for mailing hve gents per So
One copy one year So copies 81 tea oes ana VHs
eAu", zee. iV9e"e0. TILE Tribune. NeW.lOfk :
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MARRIED.

Burnetts KaiIIstOh relieves the smartng and rii'a0n
caused by shaving
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Geo. A. Leavitt IL Co. Auctioaeers.

UNIQUE SALE OF MODERN PAINTINGS.
A REMARKABLE GATuERING OF GEMS BY THE
GREATEST FOREIGN MASTERS.
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SAyFR1YCiscO MINING STOCKS.

SAN Francisco, March 1.-The following
uero the official closing prices OF mining stocks
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What are your plans for the futurs %

What are your plans for the futurep
am member of law firm which has already
celebrated Its silver wedding. and suppose there
is Q quiet nook and plenty of work for me-"
President has made ~
IF were called upon to sum it up in word,o
cheeriy responded General Woodford, 81 would
say: Grant gave, Arthur has taken away; blessed
be the name of the Republican party"
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Dr. Ua .brouck makes specially OF the painless
ton OF teeth BIS Observation-Disclosures Theatre build
I'M
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-23

RATES. OF ADVERTISING.
One Square 90 lines) first insertion. go so.
Each subsequent insertion, per square 90
liberal reduction TO regular advertisers.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-23

The Rev. George w. Hinkle is dis
pleasing many OF the Episcopalians Of
Cleveland by hearing confessions and
granting absolutions. He defends this
practice on the ground that it is mot
at all contrary to the teachings OF the
Church, but is distinctly implied by
passages in the Prayer Book" He re.
minds his critics that when he was or
dained the Bishop said: "Whose sins
thou dost forgive. they are forgiven.
and those sins thou dost retain, they
are retained"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-23

The promoters Of the marriage with a
deceased wife's sister movement are
about to present to Mr.. Gladstone an
album, beautifully bound, in which
they have placed all the information
desirable for the Prime Minister on the
subject, including that Of the attitude
of the Liberal party in regard to it.
Mr.. Gladstone is told of all the Liberal
associations who have approved it, and.
finally, is referred to his own speeches
on the subject. Some OF the Bishops
are reported to have recommended
their clergy to preach against the mea.
sure, while the Nonconformist clergy
will preach for it. The struggle prom
ises to be unusually hot this year.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-23

A Michigan man. desiring to commit
suicide, fired at his head four times
without hitting it. Then he concluded
that he had no head, and went to a
hospital to see about it. The physi.
clans decided that his head was in
place, but its contents were wrong, and
sent him to an insane asylum.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-03-23

The prison surgeon said that Charles
Hanson, who was awaiting trial for
murder at McKeesport, Pa, could not
live more than a day or two. and his
family made preparations for funeral.
Next morning he had departed, but not
from this life, for his illness was clev-
er pretence to enable him to escape.