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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
RepsVyprfcr @a6rtAtem.

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Nen Yorf, 10. Sttober.-0r. Ioolpb
Sibid, &abbt Der tfrasItttihen abawatb.
&beIeo. @emeiu6t on Gde Der 5. 5traBe uub
2ertrgton 2lueuue, tft beute frii9 pIosItt gsz
forbep.
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4gentur 8. 8. Dun s. Comp. eretgusten
fih mGbrsuo Der Iestsu 7 Gage tn ben Der.
Stuaten nub Canada 220 BaaterOtte, gsgeu
217 In Der porbergtben6su Bode.
- 9mst &unbsu ertrauten am Sonntag
in Der ,@reat.Soutb> Sap," R.'Y., ba tbr
Boot umi6lug. Sbre 9stGsu trteben ge'
fern nn's ufer.
Siuf alte @onbuttsure Der y2ong.S5s
Lamb @tieubabn" pur6en eutIafisn, neil fie
bte @sieuIGaft bsihptubslt hatteu.
Srau Rurs .. Rbtltps, Satin ses
Shanipielers @us Bbtuirs, neld1e BON ets
net bisiiger Butmadsrfrmu elmer 6dIi4uug
bsIdul6tot mar, nur6s beute pro3sIfirt uuo
freigeiproden.
= 9. 9. Stctni, yr. 10. BaufraBe,
Ia beute SurG stus Sa6slbspside beuadrtdz
ttat pnrbeu, baB bic 8egteruus Der Rspu6z
III Gan Domingo bic Nusfubr30ae auf
gudsr, RsIafTe unb nlle auosreu BrOoutts
6es Qanbss aufasbobsu bat. Der Gusfuhrs
3cu auf :3udsr bstrug btsher % Gents pro
! &sutuer.
- QecuarS Uloore aus &odotas, 2..S.,
,nsiter Sfft3tsr bes I'm lestsu giouember on
Der Sifs BON Sumntru gei6etterten, britt.
id5sn 9umpfers rRtiero," BAT istuen 8sr'
punbtsa aeihriebsu, bus er unb ietue Ra.
mtrutsu, 0te lett bem Sdiffbru4 bonn Ra.
lab pou EsuOm gefaussu gebattsu pnroeu,
ami Ssrp enbnng Der brtttiGeu uuo bOnGu
biidsn Rsgtsrunu frsigsaebeu pOroeu fiuS
Sieber Nittgltebsr Der Ttaundaft farbeU
in Der @sfuugeuitnft. 0foore bofit, gsger
0sibnattsu Iu Snuis IN ietn.
-Ndtb. abrnm g. 9eDttt Daro beutt
burd, Gin Gomite BON istusr Romtuattor
ann @ouorss bena6ridtiet uuo ucceptirte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
Sabrcsberidbt ees Gommihdrs eeS General
Saneamt8.

GOnmiiidr 9cBarlaub bonn @eueralaub,
amt bat oem SetratGr bee Suueru ietuen
SertGt fir bas ON 30. Stunt 1884 uerffrt.
hsne 6tstaIlabr eingeretdt. 9as Oofumsut
srgtPbt TN 8eisutlthen TOIgsubss 8db'
teHo bee Sabres nur6su 26, S34, 041 Gfer
Guub uub tpsitsre G97, ,129 4der Suoiausrs
9dn6ereien osrtauit, stHgetrageu, ODER gum
faufe ausgspdhIt, i'm @an3en o. ITO
Nder - eine 3unnbma BON 8, 8,101, ,137 4dar
iiber baS Sabr 1883. Die gtuuabmeu fir
bic oerGufertsn &astsrungslduoeretsn be
trugen $l1, $40, 993 ul6 fir SuOtauerlGu6e.
reteu $958, 1877, i'm 9au3en $l2,779, 130 -
cine 3uuabme BON $1,073,364 iiber bas
Sabr 1888 unb BON 81, 4,392, 750 itbsr baS
Sabr 1882. Qu6srbem mur0en $40, 275 fir
bei6etutQte Gttsuabi9rtfteu etngeuommsu,
70 baB fidl biz Gtunabme i'm @IuIeu auf
$12, 7S9, 405 belief. Der &omuItfGr erusunt
ietne @mpfebtung Setrsfis g8iOerrufS bes
BrdemttOnsgsieBss NIB iekt feline 9EuuOe
eafHr i'm QGngereu ausstuan5sr. Seruer
fmpfebLt er brtHgeuo, OaB RaBrsgelu gum
SGuse ber BdIoer psntgfsus in Der lIms
gehung Der GueIeu ptdttger Str0me er.
griffin tpiiroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11

Ste uturFfen SroHses, GliiiGls n. GnIns
rabuen fur gSiegtI nub giIOer fabrijiren
@iIb, Gdburbt, @r. a45, @eH Saltt'
moreiraBe. CS4o'H'l'Sau1'l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
@abpunfdI pQbe 0bicaap.

GAtcagO, 10. SttOber. - Gtue Qoto'
motiOe collt6trte bsuts On Der iit6lthen 5tabt,
Gren3s on Der RreuBuug Der 0PaGbanoI,,
Sslt Snbn" nit etnsm SrGdBuge. Biuf
nit 6Istid befra4tste 8uggOns pureeH De-
meIirt TfUA bPrhrOnufPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
Sabreebetibt Zee fatiaifcaen 8nreous.

l9r. SOIspb NimmO, gbai oss ftattiitidsu
Gureous, bat Dem S9aBauts= 9efCetGr iet.
men SGbreebartGt ttugeretAt. 9srIelbe be-
Stebt ftt auf ben uu8pdrttgen Sanoel Der
Ser. SfaatRn, Die 3oIIabgabeu auf tm9ors
ttrts Waareu, bic S9tfffabrt, bic @tupau=
oeruug, SEa4trate1 uuo bte Be3ie6uugeu
ets auspGrtt8eu 6anbsls 81 bem stubetu1tz
i6en 4anoel. Seisuosrs nnsfibrlt6 bsbaus
belt Der Bsrtdt Die 4usoebuuug uuieres tn
neren 9anoeIs uno ergtebt, oaB Der Gertb
osr BrObutte Der usti9tsoeusu Subuarie'
3petge Der Der Staatcn benz fiebenfa6eu
Setroge oes @aareu- umiaBes uuIeres aus
iparttgeu Saneals uno betGabe 6eu otetfddlen
SGtraGe bss Oaaren llmiaBes bes auSwdr.
ttgeu Sanbel5 Don @ro6brttaauleu uuo Srs
IaEb gIetG tommf. Die Der. Staateu fin0
3ur Sstt tes beosnteuoite Sabritlau0 Der
2SsIt, un6 ber gBsrtb Ocr TN 2anoe ieLbft
C0nIumirteu Yro6utte Der amerttautideu
Gdsr; ans @r6BStTfahtRs ii sqRr0B f.. pig Der Bstt4
anbersu QGuSern srporttrtsu Sabrttate, uuO
pter5sbnmal 10 groB, oils Der Bertb nuer aus
8rantret9 ua6 aueeren 2Gubern erporttrteu
Sobrtfats. - Su Bsjug auf bic Bertoeen
pbduomsnalsn @eosibsuS uuo pbGuomsnaler
@eid6ftsfo6u neIdhe bonn Aufanae uuiez
rsr pntioullen @rifeu3 oQs commer3teue uno
iueuftttsIle gSadetbum oes GanoeS teuu3et9'
ueten, ertlait Or. ItmmO : 0Dts &rfabruug
bsmetf, oaB btsie S9Duutuuaen uur bic
Gpmptome stnss frtIdsu, unbeSniugIideu
interchangeable, neIdsr ben WOgltt=
teiteu eiusr geiunbeu uno rtetig proportto'
utrteu Gumideluusen iOgar tn etuem an na.
tiirItteu SiiIfaqueusn 70 reiheu 0lnOe OOrz
3ugreifeu Iudt." - Der 8ertdbt idlteBt NIT
etner IUrgfdlttg ausgsarbetteteu @t6rteruug
Der SanoeIsz uub Der EranspOrtaitoas Snz
terefisu Der Bacifc'ifte
Berm.f .fdbtss.
8ie beuttge Steusr @tnuabme betrug
1886, 683 uuo bic 3olletuuabme $675,268.
8te ua6te 9tsuug Oes iutsruuttouaIeu
Rsrtbtap=& =&Ougrsfss iOu Gm uaateu Nou'
tnge itattftuben.
3ur @tni0inug beftutnte Rattoual' Baut'
noten i'm 8etrGge uou $4,000 ltefen beute
i'm S6nsnmte stu.
Qout etusr BON gliiu3btrettor gematteu
3uiammeufsuu befanoen itd am l. DIT.
in ben Ser. Staten fir etma $9l5, 600
@olb= uuo StLbermitn3eu tn &tttalatton,
uosr fir $35. .O0O 900 mebr, ais am I. Ott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
Der @nIden.

Sort gBapue, Snb., 10. Sttober. -
Charles S8. Butler, etuei eer beriihttgtiten
Berbreder bss Staates 93iC, Der SObu uou
Il. @eoree Butler, stuen retd5su Ar3te In
Columbus, O., pIr6e bnte tn Columbus
@ttp, Snb., bingerthtet. gr bate am %.
September 1888 ieiue ilmge Trau Abbie
Gntler tn BtsrCeton, Sab., ermUrbst. Der
WOraer nuroe mad ietur SerbaItuug in
bas @sfGugutB 3u Columbus @ttp gebrGd1t,
nm Icineu BrO3eB ab3unGtsu. @s gelaHg
tbm, a. suifltsbsU, uub e. mar eiuige Gage
In Sretbsit, murbe aber baun tpts6sr etuge=
faugeu. @etu 4ro3sB Oanerte betaabe etueu
g.CBat. &Qer Get6tbum mo SinfllB t0uuz
ten ibn ntGt oOr 6gu 9algsu rettau. 2Sl9=
rtrb Ser Eiiefsr uGo Der S9ertff fd] In lst.
tar Ia6t in ietusr 3slle b:faubeu, ipieite &c
UetiGiebsue WeloOte'u auf Ieiner 3tebbar=
Trnita nab nabnl um II ubr hsr3lt9eu 0bz
Itisb uoI iatusu Sdmaftarn. Surf 0or Iat=
ueul @ong uuf8 SGaffot labm er nod etus
nal siue 9armcntfa 3ui 9anb uuO idloB
nit etusm lanBen abI9tess. Ati0r5. Damn
bagann er 81 tan3en, tuur6e a5er burd ben
SGertff EnterbtOGen, Der fam, nm i5m Oen
Seftbl 3ur Siurt9tuug DDr3uleieu.
um II ubr nurOe Der gerbre1er gsfsIislt
unb beitsg, bsgleitet pRu bsu @etfliaeu
urb BAN @fertff bns 5taffOt. Butler ffauo
on Der SaltbIr fill NIB 5teit etue uu,uiauz
msnbangsnbf, psntge Rtuuten baueruOe
aniprnhe. Or iagte, Gus, pet&s bet fstusm
BroSsB unb ietusr Sturt6tuug bstbeiltst gs'
peien pdrsu, mlroen 9tes 3u bebau:Eu ba=
ben. Damn futsteu Der ggiflt6s, oer @tiaus
eene unO bic .3ui4aHer 3um 9ebet uteOsr.
ale bafielbe beenbet mar, idrttt Butter 3ur
gde Der 6a[Itbdr uu0 trat beittg barauf, nm
3uisbeu, nb fie fen Jet. gGapreue bic 5qrtuBe
@1GgIeot unb bic i@1Uu. q ~ In Grb3rrST4
i9PasR6iG 30usu aus: ySttte, nehmt 9tss
ub, bar Strtd tff au bid; l0ft ben Strtd; es
Ia utdlt rstt." Sstus Bite pIr6e ntdt Bee
ridFfttat. @r purbe uuf bic Bulltblr &C.
fiibrt, unb ttete fisI nm IL llbr Yttuuten.
Butler fnnO 3u nabs ON RauOs Der SalIs
tbiir uus fieI nur Iaugiaur, ba ieine 5iiBe TN
Eaueu bas @eriiif bsriibrteu. Die Sdltugs
mar iebodl In Sronuug, uuo mad Serlauf
BON Dttuuteu purbe uertiu6et, oaB ietn
Sob In Sotge uou Grfttduug siugetEeteu Jet.
25O BerIOueu pcbnten Der Siurt4tuug BET
nnb stne 6rOBs WsniGeumenge umgnb oas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11
GrGnoc.

Gbtcago, 10. SftOber.-Dis Bresbptss
rtonsrItrhs On Der Giblanb=NpeuHe, zines
osr ptd6tigfsn &trdsugebdube Der 9taOt,
bronrts beute frib nte6fr. SsrIuit $780,
eco. 8as SsHer sutfanb bHrh bic GrpIo-
itcn esnsr 8ledIumpe, pdarenO etus AHIabI
Grbsttsr nit 8sparatur bes Dn4es bsi9di.
tiGt Tursu. Die Gus 1900 BdnOen bette
Espbe SonntagefduL.GtbItOtbst puroe total
3sriOrt.
0em Yort, 10. Sttober. - Sin md6.
rarb Der osrgangenen Nadt in Badarb &
SOmCS @spiir3miibls on Der Surmaufra6,,
8rcotIbn, nusesbrodeues Seusr rthtete
Sd7Gbsu i'm Sstrage BON SO, 600 On. Der
StneeG III tur9 Ssrf6srung gsbsdt.
gBtn ID fer, Ba., 10. Gftobsr. - Gin
pGbrcub Der usrgnugsnsn Na6t tn Dtouut-
SadfGu, SbeuaubOab z&ouufp, ausgebrode
mes Fsuer GItrte sDst Raga3tue, 3pat
s8obub6uirr, bte luthertide Rtr6e, eius
aFotbefe uno 3pst 2dbsu etu. Serlut $35,s
COO. Sin @lett Ia siusm Der 0Goeu eutgtug
bem SInmmeutobe nur 6ur9 etnen Sprung
Gus ttnrm GsDfsr bss snettsn 9todpsrP8
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-10-11

QtberpuoI, 10. Ottbr., 70 80 gitttuas.
FouupcIe: gittteliOrte Cbsrlduoer lIl6,
eitto. RepsCrleaus 5 1916 -9te 8ertdafe
betrEgen 10000, Spstulattou Hno AusIu9T
1000 Bu1eu, i3ufuhr ZOO.
Quubou, 10. Gitober. Ser. Staaten'
CbIigQttUueu: 4.pro3. 1888, Ditto A .ProI.
1863, DO. Uerldngerte 5'pro5. lO4t.-attlsn;
q. g. 9. g8. 34R, DO. 2. 81, @rte l4E DO. 2.
573, Rsn.gorf Central 98s, Beuui Central
55g, sue Central 1871, Reaotng 13B, @as
nuttan.4uciic 46J, gttrtcuu BAT, ct. PauI
500
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07
Marriage az u Financial Speculation.

More difficult divorce will be an es-
toppel, to q great extent, upon mar
riage as financial speculation. There
are mon who 20 into the relation Just
as they go into Wall street to buy
shares. The female to le invited into
the partnersh p of wedlock is utterly
una,t tive, and in disposition sup
pressed \esuvius. Everybody knows
It, but this masculine candidate for
matrimonial orders, through the COM
mercial agency, or through the county
records, finds out how much estate is to
he inherited, and he cal -ulates it. He
thinks out how long it will be before
the old man will die, and whether he
en- stand the refractory temper until
he does die, and then he enters the re-
latlon, for he says: eff / cannot stand
it, then through the divorce law I'll
back out" That process is going on
all the time, and men enter the relation
without any moral principle, without
any affection. and it is as much q mat
ter of stock speculation rs anything
that transpices in Union Pacific, Wa
bash, or Delaware and Lackawaffst
Now, suppose a man understood, as he
ought to understand, that if he goes
into the relation there is no possib lily
of his getting oHt, or no probability. he
would he more slow to put his neck in
the woke. DR.. TdIBldqe, az Frank
GeSiies sunday Magazine.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

The majority of people in this State
are not rich. There was q time when
the glamour of wealth seemed TO be
over all the State. There are not SO
many rich people in California to day
in proport on to the population as there
are in each one of the older States of
the Union. There is less warrant for
costly living or for domestic expendi-
lures on the scale of pro pective for
tune. Looking to the future. one might
inquire what are the prospective sources
Of wealth? There are 10 more great
fortunes to be made in ra lway con-
struction, few or no great fortunes to
be made in mining ventures. tire stock
boards are no longer prominent. Only
the slow processes of wealth are left
agriculture, manufactures. and indus
trial pursuits generally, which are most
lifting for people who are not wealthy,
but who have not yet quit forgotten
the lives of their fathers and mothers
the domestic economy Ivy means of
which large families were we'll brought
up, educa ed, and set out into the world
to make their own way SUCCESSFULLY
San Francisco Bulletin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07
The Distribution OF Fish.

One of the most marvellous and sue
ccssful achievements of modern enter
prise is the Introduction of new fish
food into the treams and lakes of the
va ious continents. The salmon of the
pacitic coast has been successfully in
troduced INTO the streams of the east
coast of North America. The delicious
sh d of our waters is now to be found
in the sea gong rivers of the Pacific
coast. California salmon were sue ess-
fully introduced in lo77 into the Aus
trallan rivers, where that fine fish had
never before been seen. The restock-
ing of streams with fish is going on all
over tho world, ard VIII eventually
increase the supply OF fish food a thou
y nd-fold. In England, orr American
front, black ass, and whitehsh have
beco no naturalized, VIII l. the German
III, "A fast grow ng and food-producing
ish, IL already widely known in the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07
Values in the Time Of Henry VIII.

In the early part of the sixteenth
century, just before the Reformation,
the ounce of silver was worth IS. 4d.,
or, in other words, the shillir s OF Henry
VIII. was in intrinsic value LOS the
modern coin. The wages of an ordinary
laborer were Gid. per day. The rents
of cot ages varied from %. I'd. to As.
per annum. Six or eight days labor
was, therefore, sufficient to pay the
years rent. At the present day, taking
an agricultural laborer's wages at / s.
n week, and cottage rent at Is. q week,
or e5 n year, it requires fo.ty days
labor to pay the yearly rent. No doubt
the cottages at that time we're mere
novels, but / fear n large number at
the present d W are little better. About
the sane period wheat was 6s Sd. per
quarter, the price of apg Is. 3d.. and
OF a COW los. A laborer earning gid. a
day, or ; s. 81. per week, could pur-
chase quarter of wheat with fort
nights labor, which would now require
three weeks. or q pig with one weeks
work, which would certainly now re-
quire the labor of three. Leaving out
of view the cost of clothing and of the
higher Agreements which modern habits
require, there can be no doubt that the
common people before the Reformation
enjoyed an amount If rude plenty which
Las never since been equaled. Lon
don NOtes and Queries.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

United States. This country leads the
world in fish culture. Our ex perts do
not despair of being able in time to
vastly increase the swarms Of fish on
our sea-coast 1t is known that from
time to time there is short supply of
saltwater fish. but experiments are
now being made with the spawn OF col.
haddock. sea bass, Spanish mackerel,
and other deni2ens OF the ocean, which
will undoubtedly be successful. 1t is
said that an acre of water can be made
to furnish many times the guam ity of
food PRODUCED annually by an acre Of
land. democrats Monthly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

One morn ne when spring was In her teens.
A morn TO poets wishing.
And ed in deiic, &c pinks and grcenss
Miss Bessie and went hshing.
l In my rough and easy clothes,
With nay iace at he sunshine's mercy,
She wi h htr hat tied down TO her noe,
And her nose ripped-vioe versa
with my rod, my reel and my books,
And a ham, or Tor luncheon recesses:
She with the bait OF her com 'ly looks.
And the seine OF her golden tresscs.
So we sat down on the sunny dyke,
Where the white Ion -tillies teeJer:
And w, Mt n hing like quaint old Ike,
And she like Simon Peter.
All the noc lay In the light Of her eyes,
And dr. mily wa ched and waited:
But the fsh were cunning and would not rise
And the batter alone was b-ited.
And when the time for departure came,
Ths bag was as fiat as a founder:
But Bessie had neatly hooked her game,
A hundred and eighty FOUNDER.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

Smiths wife was not q very bright
woman, but she sometimes said things
which were worthy of wit. One day,
alter dong or saying some thing silly,
her husband snapped ont:
We'll, you are a little tho worst 1
ever saw"
Why, what's the ma ter now7 Have
done anything wrongy"
IL should say so. You don't know
the difference between horse and o
donkey, L quite bel cve."
Il didn't say you were q horse. did
Il" she replied, meekly, and Smith
said no more.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

"CHARLEY," said mamma, "you have
been ry naughty boy; you have
been play .ng marbles; and you know
told that yoa mustn't, for it ~ gambling,
aud gambling is verv wicked. Now
hope you will never gamble again. I"
Charley prom sed that he wouldn't, and
Lis mamma VS. so delighted that she
took him to the parish fair and gave
him ORGY TO take chances in almost
everything there.-Bos on Transcript
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-08-07

AN English journal recalls the fact
that our first President never saw
steamboat, our second never saw a
railroad train, our seventh never heard
of the electric teleg aph, and our sew
enteenth lived only long enough to
know of the existence of the telephone.
The bee., 1884-01-19
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

MARY ANDERSON will go to Rome before
returning home.
A MUSICAL comedy called 'sFun on the Pa
cific." will be brought out next season.
LAWRENCE. BARRETT has purchased the
right TO new piece, can American Queen" :"
Mr. DAVID BELASCO is writing a new play,
which he viii call 1.-The OutcaSts of New
York
ALICE DUNNING LJNGARD viii be the lead
ing lady at the new Princess theatre, in
London.
TEN members o. Mr.. McCulloughs pres
enU company have been with him more than
three years.
SIxTY-NINE ticket specu!at )rs have licenses
TO prey upon the public in front OF the New
York theatres.
SALvINI, the Italian traged;an, will begin
brief SERIES of performances in Covent
Garden theatle, London, Oh March 1.
NINE PATTI states that there is no truth in
the report that she dIscovege1a a Welsh miner
on her estate with rich baritone voice.
'tCLAUDIAH,' the American right to which
has been securel by Henry French, seems TO
have made bit in Loddon. The scenic SEN
sation is the represen alton Of an earth quake
FRED. WARDE will produce the new trag
edy, Memnoh, by Ii. G. Carlton, during his
Boston engagement, and will also appear in
a translation of Salvini's version of The
Gladiator.
JOHN STETsoN has purchased the entire
American right for the production Of Gil
bert and Sullivan's new opera, the Princess,
and will produce it in New York, February
4. The price is said to have been $50, 900.
AYoUNG American lady, named Wheelock,
who has been Studying music in Paris, re-
Gently attracted the attention of the director
of the Italian opera and was engay yed by him
for his company. She made her debut under
the name of Mdlle Valda as Elvira in "Her-
mani" She was fairly applauded. Most Of
the critics say that she learned too quickly.
The bee., 1884-01-19
PROMINENT PEOPLE

OcHILTREE.-Co Congressman Tom Ochiltree
Is the hrst native Texan elected to Congress.
WILDE.-Oscar Wilde is to marry Miss
constance Lloyd, the daughter OF an Eng
iish barrister, it is reported
ARNOLD. = Matthew Arnold will return
from his Western lecturing tour in time to
sill from New York for England, February
Ell MAHDI.-The False Prophet is tall,
and OF coppery red in color. De is forty
years old. His Eattle-cry is no protection
Tor Christians, and no government taxes.
McCRARY. .-Ex-Secretary McCrary has
tent1on to the Atchison aud Santa Fe Rail
road company Mt the rate of So, ,Oe0 year.
TAYLoR.-Judge Ezra r, Taylor, who now
represents Garteld'S o'd Congressional dis
trict, is tall. slender MAJ, with long,
sandy beard, cold gray ewes, and intellectual
features. He has the reputation Of being
good story-teller
CoRCoRAN.-W. W. Corcoran. the WASH
ington philanthropist, on his eighty-ffth
birthday, received the decoration of the an
cient order of MeluSine founded in 1fS6, by
nan, king of Jerusalem. It is essentially
benevolent and scientific order.
WELLER Congressman Weller, who rep
resents the Fourth district of Iowa, is one OF
the drollest chara cters in the House. He IS
universally known as Calamity Weller" on
account OF the many defeats he has sustained
in his political career. He was born in Con
necticut and went West in 1859, and located
in Iowa, where he titled the soil in the day
time and studied law, politics and religion at
night. He was elected as Greenbacker.
GoRDoN.-General Charles Gordan, gen
orally known as ''Chinese Gordon" was
only thirty. years old when placed in
command of a division of the Chinese
army. He always went unarmed in
battle, even when foremost in the breach,
directing his troops by waving little cane.
As he was uniformly victorious in his en-
gagements, his Chinese soldiers considered
the cane to be magic wand which insured
his protection and their triumph.
KRUPP.-Herr Krupp, the great German
gunmaker, whose works are said to have
turned out 10000 cannons, is described as a
tall and rather stern-looking man, with slop-
ing shoulders, long neck, aud full white
beard. He is delicate, nervous, and intellec
tual, and looks like a clergyman. His only
son and heir Fritz Krupp, who will succeed
to an estate value1 at $40, 100000, is an in
ventor of considerable ability, and is thor
oughly familiar with his fathers business
The bee., 1884-01-19
South and West.

GOVERNOR MCLAN1'S Inauguration at
Annapolis, Md, was of simple character,
and the inaugural address TO the legislature
was conspicuous for IFS brevity.
FLAMES destroyed the cooper shops and
boiler shops of the Minnesota State peniten-
tiary at Saltwater, causing damage Of
about 100000.
e. d. ATcHTsoN, a desperate character i'm
prisoned in the Monter " (Va.) ia for stab
a crowd, hanged and then riddlad with bull
lets.
AN entire family of negroes-William
Groom and wife and six children-were
burned TO death on plantation in Lenoir
county, n. G.
In Walker county, Ala, on the Georgia
Pacific railroad, drunken negro shot and
killed q railroad contractor named Pope.
The colored railroad hands at once hanged
the murderer TO the nearest tree.
M. WATERMAN g. Co., San Francisco, grain
dealers, have failed for about 81 900.
A CROWD of ''rustlerSn at Seven Rivers,
n. M, without prov cation fired into gang
of nine Mexican laborers, killing four Of
them.
MILLIONS of bushels Of wheat were thrown
big drop in prices.
burn, Cal, for the murder OF Thomas Nichols,
and treated the matter c0olly, mounting the
scaffold while smoking cigar; John Jarvis
suffered a similar penalty on the same
day at Princess Anne Court House, Va. for
numbering CIaudius w. Bonney, and at
Barnwell Court House, S. c., Isaac Anderson
'colored) was swung into eternity for the
murder of a white man named Williams.
"JERRY" ALEXANDER (colored) was
hanged at Sparta, Ga., for the murder of
Samuel Fleming.
THE unprecedented rise in the Elk river, a
branch of the Kanawha, w. Va, has caused
a loss of not less than S100,0J0 in slaves,
bark and lumber.
GOVERNOR HoADLEY was inaugurated
quietly at Columbus, Ohio.
AT Griffin, Ca, Brewster McWilliams,
sixteen wears old, while laboring under a fit
of mental excitement caused by recent sick.
moss, instantly killed negro girl of the same
eRe named Matte Hood, and then deliber-
ately shot and killed himself.