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The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-31
Phiiosophizing on . Weil-Spen, Life.
 London Trufh.l

Phiiosophizing on . Weil-spen, Life.
 London Trufh.l
 Do you think that life is worth liv- ing ?" asked Mignet five or six years ago as discussion vas going on around him on Schopenhauer's theory, which M. Caro- was then expounding at the Sor- bonne, and, indeed, in the fashionable draving-rooms where he spent his even- ings. The historian must have been then not less than S5 and had had an unusu- ally wide experience of lie His answer is worth recording. @I vaA" he said, not bern to fortune, and have never been rich. Yef, if had the option of taking a EesA staTt in fife on the conditioas under which sat out l should not hesifaas tA accept the o1eT. Seel Iike pesson vho has witnessed . great drama which is draving to n ciose, and vho has done his best to undexstand it. l have not had . box tickee q my own, but vas ale to ene1 the be2 hozes, which beeveen tke acss is an advznta&e. Human existeace is fun of infezesx to me ssill It greaaSy depeDds upon ousseaves whefhex we 70 through it in . manner to be safis6ad vifh t og othawise. The German pessi- mist ssys the mistake of nature lies in . universal eAnrt to anive st coascious- ness. dOut see the harm ef thaf sta1e. The niscAief lies h trying to seDain in the nursery q sensaeion wksn we shosId be putfing away childish thines."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-31

Yeass ago, vhn '. Eodisco vas Rus ias aiaissss ss Washingsoa, he vas esf- ing bsoakfass is he'd . fsw nosnisgs a19 his arSival, vhsn . quAsrsl asoss is the soon asd . naa vas skse Risisg fum his seaf is gse.f darn ssd tenrisg his ssSain inae shesds. he exclaimed Vat cessesie ed vss . psppsss. Fl ray hin . nan Sug heeokznGf val ze do zf se dinnaise ~-Hekss AAiZ
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-31
The English Psemies.

IFron Sessss h the Coanoas."!
 There in the office (oe the tEeasusy bench) sits the 6rst lord of the treasury and leader of the house q cemmoas. ssreeched out, with his Iegs stsaighf b. fuEe hin and his spes tuned up to tAe lsssen rod. His haads he Eselessly cSossss oa his lxp, His head dsseps ovsr his riehs shosldez. His fAce | paIlid. The cns1es q his neuEh dsosp as f is pain His scast gray hair eliaes Hike . frinee q Aoss about the base q his great sku1l His syss are clssed- The pow ezful feassres, soucAed vifh . tinee q sweefness and ovesvom vifh ha1f cent usy q polifics, mussly eaessder piey. His iI-6esing c3othes hang ioosely abouf
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-31
IRey TA< Ariensaw Tyspeier. PHILKINS' PARAGRAPHS.

Texas Topics and Lone Star Sein,il-
 iations.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-05-31

CamD.rs all sasswsrs frea ana t.- assrstssas .ss tsass. sssveas ~~sks~~s. ~Asay as- 'sss. Sf saaAesst. As ~tsl ..sa Fssaps tnss ~af esss ,sa. EhEN or eHARaE. fna. sve~a resaesiy atseossr~a hs . ssissasaafy "a nos4A Amsrtes. send ssif-.ssss-s-a envelope ts hsv. se~xra T. tSsa~, station n. Ne~ sask.
, 1884-07-26

ton coming from the son OF the gov
ernor and the Times correspondent
at Koroshko publishes an account SO
minute and probable, that il is scarce
Is possible it should be IN invention.
He gives details even of individual
wounds. We have discussed else
where the effect which the event, il it
has occurred, would have on the gen
eral situation, and rather regret the
tone of Lord Hartington'S answer of
Thursday on the question of reinforce
ments He said none had been ask
ed tor, and left an impression that
none would be needed. There is not
The least reason for hurry or alarm,
the Mahdi moving with Oriental slow
ness but if the Government think he
is not trying to advance, or eau be.
stopped without a battle, they are too
Sanguinp. The movement cannon stop
Of itself, for the reason given else
where, and we must stop it.. The
true policy, therefore, is to be perfect
" ready and, above all, to be clear
whether. if the necessity arises, we
shall defend Stout or advance from
Nuakim. Hesitation upon that sub
jcct, when the final advance begins,
might cost us dear.
, 1884-07-26
FOR SALE.

THE unincumbered Sugar Estate "AnnH's
Hope", Company's Quarter, st. Croix,
containing 225 Acres of land, of which TIA
are in cane cultivation and highly MANFRED,
over 5000 tons of pen and other manurs
having been used on the Estate during the
past 4 years. The buildings consist of q
Dwelling House, Managers and Overseer's
Houses, Works (steam-milD &C.. all in
thorough order. To the Estate is attached
the neighboming Stock Estate of Catherine's
Rest, containing about 120 Acres, Of which
50 have been leased out to peasant proprie.
tors, and bring in All annual income of $500.
The crop OH the Estate for the 5 years
from 1880 to 1894 has averaged 157 Hhds.
of 1500lbs. (DaniSh) nett.
The Estate is contiguous to the Peters
Rest Station of the ST. Croix lentral Fac.
tory.
Apply to
II. G. HENDERSON Esq.
Mt. Pleasant,
st. Croix.
, 1884-07-26

The Kings party aided by the
Beers appear to be c%onquering in the
whole Zululand outside the Reserve.
They have recently defeated Us'bepu
whom we placed in Nor hern Zulu
land, with Il slaughter of go OF his
followers, and are, it is asserted,
threatening the Reserve, 50 thai caval-
ry have been sent to Ekowe. Sir
Henry BuIwer advises the annexation
of the country, which would, he be-
%Iieves, put an end to disorder, and be
welcome to all the Illrs; bnl it is
difficult to reconcile oneself to further
anntxations in South Africa, where
neither Dutch, nor English, nor Zulus
will do anything they are told, yet
perpetuaIIy look 10 England for help
and protection. We do not believe
anything viii go right in South Afri-
ga, the most troublesome Of all oar
possessions, until we appoint a Vice
roy who can carry out with full know
ledge some ineligible and consistent
policy. The present system does not
, 1884-07-26

secure ever intervals Of rest, and al
the while the Dutch are increasing lar
faster than the English. South Afri-
ca is neither a colony in the Eroper
sense ror Il dependency, while it
unites all the inconveniencas Of both.
, 1884-07-26
MiSceLLO eOUS.
From the Spectator of21st June.

Mr.. Gladstone will, he has stated,
give a full account of the agreement
g ntered into with France on Monday,
and on Thursday he promised to give
the ccoun such a form that a dis
cussion could take place. 1t is not
known whether the loan "fGR,00O, 600
TO Egypt, which is unavoidable, will
be included in the statement, as it
forms no part of the negotiation with
France, but it is believed that it will
be: Many foreign papers-and two
English paperS-expreSS great rage at
the idea of a reduction in the great in
terest to bepaid on the Egyptian Debt,
but this view cores neither from Go
vernments nor peoples, but from great
bondholders, who desire to force Eng
land into a guarantee. They want,
in fact, to obtain one hundred for
bonds on which they never advanced
to Egypt more than fifty, Ii is still
believed hat the Conservatives, the
Irish Extremists, and The ultra Eng
lish Radicals may make the position
of the Government very doubtful;
but those who think so do not under
stand the constituencies. 1.-THE agree.
ment leaves the ultimate position OF
England in Egypt still open, and we
believe it does, the Liberal Party
must vote for it, whatever the reluc-
lance of individuals. The country
does not intend, unlcs, the PROPOSE
tions laid before it are impossible, to
place Lord Salisbury in power. 1t
should be recolIected that he has given
no pledge binding him to assume Il
Protcctorate, and that Lord Randolph
Churchill considers extension Of the
Empire folly. At least he said so ON
Wednesday, ard it generally takes
him a full week to turn round upon
himself.
, 1884-07-26

No official information of the fall
Of Berber has been received in Lon
don. Nubal Pasha, however, be-
lieves it, the Mudir Of DongoIa has
heard of it, and the people of Assou-
an are flying on account of it. Ma
jor Kitchener, in command at 10
roshko, is acting on it, his Informal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

NATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
- TREMPER HOUSE,
hours without chtu-t o.
Terms SO 80 per day. Special arrangements by MONTH
Auulces LII AIl.Ep PLmn-cLn. N-v.-N OK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
Gouutrn propertp mantco-

IOWA or Nebraska lands wanted On IN exchange
- iot q Si"'-'' rutland q WHITING. Beekman-st
WANTED TO BUY-A small place IN Wood
Aadress ci%ETERY Tribune Uptown ONCE l,23s Bway
WANTED TO RENT for SEASON furnished
w house for 20 boarders conyensht W CITY 4'N'
must be low Adofess A. b.. Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
forses and GGrrln le5,

A ELEGANT TEAM BAY Kentucky coach
~ horses 1874 hands high and7 years Old gontle and
kind all warranted sound Inquire At Aston ly-
cry ami Eoarng LexngtOnaye AM 45thst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
BUTCHER HOUSE,

PAwLING. DUTCHEss COUNTY, y. y.
Nov hotel and cottaces elegantly urn shed and equipped
perfect drainage p1c noun
TAIN sprinz water desirable SIMMER resort tol
families capacity go Harlem Railroad % nle5
from New York. HOrei bow open. ----. ,.--.--
~ all or address J \. LEV ELL. Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
Sales b Carlton.
GALE OF STEAM LAUNCH.

GALE OF STEAM LAUNCH.
- DEPOT QUARTKlNAsTER's OFFIcE,
Houston Greene NEW.iORk CIri June IA l~a4.
steam launch GENERAL JESJ T." and property thereon
will be sold public auction So North River New
York City -, ISL at o'clock The launch
De Island Newly orG Harbor up day Of
sale and on that day at Pier So Terms cash.
HENRY G. HODGES, Lieut. Colonel and
Deputy Y. NJ General Y. s. ~, Depot - II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
SITUATE IN LAWRENCE. MASS.


NTuE BANKS OF THEsdERRIMAC RIVER RIGHT
AT THE END OF THE NEW IRON BRIDGE NEAR
THE FALLS FROM WHICH Is OBTAINED NEVER
FAILING WATER POWER, WHICH RUNS THE MILL
AUCTION DAY, JULY l. O'CLOCK P NJ
on the premises Four minutes walk from either station OF
the Boston Railroad Consisting OF the or1gihs
Mil bnck ana stone l00x5O four stories high pitched
roof slated capacity of this Mil is 200 barrels OF nour
daily and 600 bushels and cracked corn The ma
fixtures and appliances this work in perfect
order for Patent Process to which
has been added Draper Cutler Co.'S machines with
every improvement for steamclesning all kinds OF grain
and kin-drying the same Nine run OF stones Two mn
powers At right anglo to Mill is splendid building four
stories high brick stone slated roof size lC0x4O from
this an annex 6Sx5G stories high brick and stone with
in the angle for delivery Of goods TO and from
the CITY on the Boston and Maine Railroad
On buildings front 100 feet having three outlets to
cars and track for direct delivery OF products 10
and from And all the products Of the Mil are
by machinery to these buildings for delivery 70
cars ana from having storage tanks Of
plank and iron independent Of brick wall TOR $4,000 BUSH
els OF corn wheat together with storage room LOT
hundreds of tons Of deren kinds of feed Elevators from
barreroOm Of track Scales tools and all apparatus
peeoaa 10 carry ON the works to-day they
have been under the most successful man
agement firm who built the Mills and perfected
The Mills have never been stopped bat done
very extensive lucrative business and stand to-day as
being Of II not The nnes ana mPIs sue f1deS on He
ledge upon which the dam rests and rom tne eag
substantial money ana human sk ~
canabe of producing comes up TO uTst
which the great power
upon Turbine Wheels o. the best makers.
For the years expense has been spatteI -
make model establishment o. its KIND wonder o. so
iy and thornughness Of complete 10 every Want Oh ~
than 100000 and to-day she OF lhe
solid individual successful enterprises Of the rapidly g
City Of Lawrence whose present Population soyer J9oGo
The peremptOry will be sold 10 The hghes' DIN
der Terms sale - -,-r.r>-S ? 49,
For further. information accress A '" oAE<AA'-1' Law
renee Mass for Trustees
PARTITION SALE OF FOUR NALU ABLE
Il FXTRASIZE LOTS OF LAND on 3D-ANE. AND
9STH-ST
SCOTT & MEYERS
vii sail ~ nulc auction on FRIDAY JUNE o. 1854 A. y
O'Clock noon. al the EXCHANGE SALEsItODM. 10, IL
oswav bv 0rcer superior Court Of the city OF New
VorE in partition. the FOUR VALUABLE LOTS or LA ~
at the SOUT HEA-TERLY CORNER or. IDA VI. ~,
ssTT-ST The corner is % feet inches IN Nldt o
feet in depth The lots each p feet IN width ald
10 feet in depth
For maps and particulars apply 20 - - $780,
j. GEORGE FLAMMER Referee,
2S9 GreenWch-st. corner OF warren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
Rooms ano flats 90 Eet.
Professional.

ITO NEWSPAPER PUBLlNHEHS.-N anted
by an experienced man DOymeut Editor OF ASSIST
ant Editor Republican paper for hr capagn or 0nsef
Address EDITOR. Tribune uhce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27

Commencing SATURDAY. JUNE -. the new iron steaasr
CITY OF KINGSTON
will leave NewYork, foot OF Harrsons
p. Tor Rondout making landings connecting vita
special train tho M0untain
Commencing ST NDAY. July 8 will leave snisei IN
day nights at ii o'clock arrival OF speela fast
the Mountains, arriving AZ New. FORK 0n Monday q
Regular tups during the week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-27
miscellaneous

DURCHASER.-Ay young Lady OF refined taste
vshc. 10 do purchasing Out-OftOwn parties All or
ders crfny amt promptly executed tor references terms
and address address week. BUYER Tribune OIce
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13
Queer Method Of a Bribe. .Giyer.

John w. 0'Connell, of the School
Board, thus tells how a man in the en-
ploy Of publishing firm tried to bribe
him TO use his influence in behalf OF n
geography: "He approached me and
began to talk of the merits of the book.
AS we were about to part he handed mo
copy Of the new book with remark
that would find 1t interesting. 1 laid
the book on the table and my friend
went away. When subsequently, turn
ing over the leaves Of the book I dis
covered what he meant by interesting,
for snugly ensconced between the leaves
| found check for 5000 signed with q
name which recognized as that oi o
book agent. ] sent for my friend and
gave him a very lsrgs piece q my my mind 2 aIgI
and bis check: But for his excellent 4
family I would expose him. " S. LoiIi
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13
FOREIGN.

A PAssENGEB train at Lancaster, Can.,
struck o cutter ut o crossing on the 9th,
killing Alexander Richardson and Will.
lam Aynos.
TEwFIK BEy and four hundred followers,
who attempted on the 9th to force their
way from Sinkat to the coast, were cut 10
pieces by FL Mehdi's insurgents.
THE Dublin paper, United ireland, on
the 7th exulted over the Mahdi's victories
In Egypt hoped that Baker and Gordon
would meet the fate OF General Hicks, and
trusted that the Soudan legions would
soon arrive at Cairo.
b THREE editors In Palma, Island Of Ma
jorica, have been condemned TO eight
years. imprisonment for violation Of the
press laws.
OFFICIAL dispatches of the sth from Ton
quin announce that the rebels In the prov
inces Of Namdinh and Sontay have been
dispersed with heavy Losses The rebel
leader Dedoc was wounded and took refuge
in Bac-Ninh. Between four hundred and
five hundred rebels were slain. At Scava-
low nests Of pirates had been destroyed
and many were killed.
In the British House Of Commons on tho
9Th Mr.. Parnell moved an amendment to
the address Of the Queen, asserting that
the Government policy In Ireland bad
caused the prohibition of public meetings
and had interfered with the freedom Of
speech, and demanding the immediate
abandonment Of State emigration. ..
NEARLY fifteen thousand striking weav-
ers Of Blackburn, Eng, on the 9Th marched
to the house Of manufacturer to hang
him in effigy. The police charged the pro-
cession, and order was only restored by
the arrival Of officers from Manchester.
HUNDREDS Of persons suspected Of being
Socialists were on the 9Th being arrested
atSt Petersburg, Russia.
AN open winter in the Arctic circle Is In
dicated by the vast fields Of ice encountered
by steamers crossing the Atlantic.
A LARGE force of Mexican soldiers was
on the 9th dispatched to Omitlan TO quell
the outrages by Indians, who had mnr-
dered most Of the inhabitants. An at
tempt Of civil force to put down the rev.
olutionary mob was defeated with loss
Of twenty-five men killed.
De LEssEPs declared at recent banquet
to the members Of the French scientific
press that Roudiere, the French hydrog-
rapher, would soon begin the work Of
creating sea in the Desert Of Sahara.
A MOB at San Juan. Argentine Republic,
q few nights ago killed the Governor sud
wounded many persons. Senator Gomez
was found murdered in the bush.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

The Texas Legislature adjourned sine
die on the 9th.
THE Republicans of Kansas will meet In
State Convention at Topeka April 20 70
elect delegates to the National Convention
to be held in Chicago.
THE funeral Of Wendell Phillips In Bos-
ton on the 9th attracted q vast concourse
of people, including delegations from all
the reform movements.
The steamship Frisia, with the remains
of DeLong and his companions on board,
left Hamburg on the 9th for New York.
REV. J. B. BRUnLETT, rector OF the
Catholic Bureau Of Indian missionaries,
died in Washington on the 9th. He had
been missionary among the Indians for
twenty-five years.
TIE Ohio Congressional Apportionment
bill. giving the Democrats twelve districts
and the Republicans nine, became law
on the 7th.
HoN. RICHARD NELSON (colored), pro-
prletor Of the Galveston (Tex.) Spectator,
was elected from train on the Texas e.
st. Louis Road on the 7th because he re-
lubou w Iluo III bno bmokiuB'Cdrs ne
would sue for damages.
A POPULAR subscription was started, at
Boston on the 7th to erect q statue to Wen
dell Phillips.
Mrs. SrRATroN, widow Of Tom Thumb,
ON the 7th applied to the Mayor Of New
York for permission to open a museum.
REV. W. @. LANE, Of Halifax, N. g., re-
Gently married soldier and his sweet
heart without license, and after few
days the bridegroom deserted bis wife, be-
cause the union was illegal. The clergy
man has been ordered to pay a penalty Of
two hundred dollars. & ''"
THE Mississippi River Convention, held
at Washington, passed resolutions on the
7th declaring IL the duty Of the Govern
rnent to so improve the great river and its
tributaries as TO permanently secure safe
navigation, and expressing the belief that
the system now being prosecuted undsr
the Secretary OF War was, the one most
generally approved. i ete' " DoN,..' Z
GEsxRAI. W. T. SHERMAN wag on the 9Th
placed on the retired list Of the arfny, nav.
Ing reached sfxty.hvs years Of ago. 90
CotohrD citizens Of Bloouangtp IN.
have issued an address TO ths Votel II
rI..NNN = I
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13
THE NEWS.
Compiled from Late Dispatches.
CONGRESSIONAL

Bills were reported in the Senate on the
9Th TO amend the Chinese Restriction act and
TO provide for the suppression Of pleuro-
pneumonia. A bill was introduced 70 provide
indemnity for the State of Iowa under the
Swamp-land acts In the House a resolution
was adopted calling on the Secretary OF the
. Interior for copies OF all papers regarding ir-
practicing before the Pension once. Bills
were introduced to authorize the purchase of
snug harbors for disabled seamen and to es-
tablish branch home for crippled soldiers In
one OF the western States. The Pleuro-Pneu-
monia bill was debated In Committee Of the
Whole.
In the Senate on the 7th Mr.. Cullom intro
duced bill for the relief OF q large number
Of citizens Of Southern Illinois who were
granted lands by the Governors Of the North
west and Indian Territories. A resolution
was offered by Mr.. Call, and referred, re-
questing the President of the United
States 70 prevent the delivery of Senior Carlos
Mes & ne Ga1an sSa in prison At
Government upon 3 pretended charge. Of
highway robbery. A lengthy debate was had
on the Mexican Land-Grant Titles bill, but no
action was taken: :. In the House q bill was
reported 70 constitute Bureau Of Navigation
In the Treasury Department. The rules were
debated until quorum was lost.
Mr.. FRYE reported bill in the Senate on
the sth to remove burdens from the American
merchant marine. Mr.. Logan introduced q
billfor commission to report on the progress
OF the colored people since the close Of the
war. The Mexican Land -GrantTit bill was
passed. Adjourned to the llth. .. In the
House a resolution was offered providing
for an appropriation OF $4,000 for the suf-
ferers by the Ohio River Hoods Mr.. Ran
dali reported the Naval Appropriation bill,
and Mr.. Willis introduced a measure tenn
porarily providing for the support Of common
schools. Mr.. Turner (Ga.), Chairman OF the
Committee on Elections, reported q resolution
In the Mississippi election case OF Chalmers
ys..Manning discharging the committee from
further consideration of the prima facie case
and awarding the seat TO neither contestant
The Speaker announced the appointment of
Messrs. Hopkins, Ward, Lanham and Wilson
Ua.l as committee TO investigate the charges
against II. v. Boynton, the Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zstte. A resolution was offered requesting
the President noe TO deliver Carlos Aguero TO
the Spanish authorities TO be tried for politio-
al offenses. Adjourned to the 1lth.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1884-02-13

The sugar crop Of Louisiana or
ceeds that Of any year since 1S6o.-N
o. Rodyune.
jay Gould figures his losses in
stocks at various times at over $780,
000, ,000.--M Y. Sun.
--Minnesota's butter product for 1888
viii nearly reach 1900, 900 pounds.
worth S5, 800, 900. = Chicago Tribune.
p San Francisco will put up buildings
costing 81, 900, 900 in Golden Gate Park
for her worlds fair in 1887. San Fran
cisco Chronicle. Aa
Mississippi has gained one hundred
per cent, In five years in manufacturing
industries, having at this time $1,000
600 invested in such enterprises. :
Detroit Post. ~ w .9q3g sp4
Over ten thousand women are on-
gagged in the shirt and collar manufact-
ories at Troy, N. r., and the payroll Of
one concern alone Averages $1,000 per
dav ~ " Tv.n<A - I - AZ