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General Grant continues toimpfoye,
Anineendiary attempt wss made Ia husn
the ChildrenS Home in toyington, Wy,
T. Ryhiaer Il Co., bankersoi Highlans |,
H., assigned. Assets, S4o0, ,0O0; liabilities,
5000, 200. i.s &. \
The reports ola strike in the Tuscara-
was to.) Valley are denied as without
foundation. 4
sWork IN the Ea4y yard at Portsmouth,
M. H.a b suspended, and oil employees
discharged.
Mark yinnedege committed suicide at
plymouth, Ind, by shooting himself
through the head.
Frank Miller MA shot and killed by
Continued quarrel. X
Richard Whaling, Poatppsier at 6old-
man, yafk. Hse Rhpt and killed by w. o.
RSrhaGe, an editor, y "a. n! 7,
Charles E. Fuller, Of Linwood, o., COM
mitted suicide through despondency oc-.
casioned by family sorrows, Il
James FlyaA Ias arrested al Lafayette,
lhd., under suspicion Of connection with
tthe express robbery on the Nom roAte.
The striking GOAL miAers Of the Belle
Vile IA DistTlck hAyeIaecided 10 return
to whrk, giving up the fight for higher
.wagea. 't
Judge William N. Merrick has taken
tlie oath rs successor Of Judge Wylle on
the Supreme Court Of the District Of Co
lumbia.
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,.MINDlCURE..
IPref:ssor Fowler Rsads an Eatsriaiuinl
EAft Pnper on Tho snbiant iA5I

Professor Fowler Reads an EntorialninH
Paper on the Subject.
BosroS, May 5.-The Baptist clergymen
had q very lively discussion last Monday
onthel subject of aMind Cure or Chris,
tian seisnee.p Yesterday the Con.
gregational ministers took It up and
Professor Storey Fowler read q paper
on the subject which was loudly sap:
plauded by the many .dlyines Of the
faith present, among the leading Congre.
gationalists In Boston and vicinity. Pro.
lessor Fowler said that bis idea and
knowledge Of Christian Science" were
the results OF his own observation and
thinking, and were not gathered from
books orworks Of other gentlemen. q
sIrecognize,n said Mr.. Fowler, nthe
strong hold Christian science, or mind
cure, has taken in this community. NV
attention was called TO ii by friends who1f
Iifirst refused to listen 70, and whomtI
later characterized as eccentric beings. Sub
,seqnentlyt however, Il noticed that
literary people began, to take
stock in It. Some OF my acquaintances
began to think they were benefited by ii.
Tread the subject up. / saw the principal
OF scientific teachers, among them Mrs
Eddy, and l called upon q number OF
,healers and tried to see the science and
Its pincipals from the eyes Of the founders
and believers Of It. God, the seient fists
believe, Is aprincipal, not q person.
He is the only mind in the universe.
Mfs. Eddy denies the reality Of matter,
and tnsfact, Of all natural laws. She de.
nies the existence Ola human body and
OF all senses. She denies the human
personality of God. Man has what
she calls the mortal mind, which
is the direct opposite Of Gods. The
mortal mind 10 only o belief that
man has generated in himself. With this
mortal mind he thinks he 10 sick, but he
isin error. II is lthe'mind that imagines
suffering and which does suffer. Mrs! Eddy
says Christian science is entirely di difierent
from the so.called faith cure. Tue, healer
ly and then audibly telling the patient
that the disease only exists in iinagina-
tion and Is not real. Ifitis case ofIcan.
Ger, the healer tells the person there 10 no
cancer; that il Is only inflammation ofthe
flesh, Then the mind OF the patient Is
swiftly swsrved from the subject and
brought TO bear on God.
b Mrs. Eddy, by her reading, which has
evidently been very general, has become q
learned woman, and has become very,
visionary. While there are elements Of
Christianityi hersystem, tits nonseRsicai
tocallit Christian science. There arein fact,
mally11enlongwho eriteriuto IL Whbsa troii.
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I'D lm alai6s ilieelsI ! lonea.

AIEFRoEo4s 1IFl, May 5-4ohn ghoate,
Cashier Of the2First National Rsnki RRl 4
prominent citizen, was sent 70 jaii SeateF.
day and fined s., 900 ior contempt Of court,
for persistently refusing to reveal certain
facts rs o witness in acase wherein rela-
tive was on trial for killing ]. w. Trumbo
last lall. eonn sfter the tragedy John
IGhoate, John Martin and Drank 'Hrlmlp
were arrested, charged with the murder:
ohoate Is ID possession Of certain lini6rma.
Hon, ,yjlifh he GleimAwas obtained under
Beal 81 seetesy; siia' which lls decji Has n
make public. It isS thought he will ,ie:
main firm injhis refusal. ~ "a
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wru regard to the appointment Of
Metre to be Consul at Nagasaki, the Wash,
lngtOn correspondent Of the New York
Ttaa (,Iugwump) says:
Colorado people suggest that the South
ought to furnish a sufficient number oi
ex.Coniederates for Mr.. Bayatd's purpo.
ses and that he should not seek men o.
.hat stripe in Colorado, which furnished
no troops to the rebellion.
Somebody out in Colorado is coldly sar-
castle at the expense Of. this reform ad-
miaistra,iou. as sEllsri
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IL Earl Dursrin has resigned is'post
IN India that will hardly occasion sur
nd,e. II England is going to permit Rus.
4, IN walk over her in Central Asia the
yIeeroy Of India will not hold an enyia-
Ma positiou. The Asiatic mind Is much
impressed with success in whatever form
Il NAV present itself, and it is awed by a
Offering array Of victorious hayonets.
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BEASpronD, Cow, May 5-The dry
goods aud grocery store'of W. E. Gates &
Co. was totally destroyed by fire early this
morning, the Gates Brothers, propFieteFs;
who were sleeping In q room ID the upper
story hack SOON barely escaping sutfoca-
ton. It 10 supposed that the store was
and then fred 10 conceal the
Loss, $1,000; insurance on
stock, 5000.
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Hos. Il. BoYp FAULKNER would make a
coutly representativeat at the Belgian court.
Soms times, in looking back through the
,b.lowy ha.es Of the unhappy past, we
,biuk Il would have been better II he had
been nominated for Governor Of West
yirvinia.
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Tax scounlrels who gagged and robbed
,bs Cogans, Of Belmont county, went
,Noat ~, their tlendish work Ike practiced
S,nds. II they were caught It might be
,b,t xe should not have to look farther
\, he men who did the Workenauer
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NEw YoRK, May5 Careless workmen,
engaged in making repairs on tbs house
No. III Ellridge street, yesterday, allowed
alarge cornice to iallinto the street. Several
children playing there were struck by the
falling mass. Joseph Koponwitz, ak
years old, and Theodore Neumiller, aged
seven, received fatal injuries. Anna
Schnappsky was so badly hurt that she
will probably die. Tie police arrested
six OF the worklnen.
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NJ, honor Of membership in the Board
' pnlJic Works is worthily bestowed
o. Q. Mr, A, G. Egerter-a level-headed
"" upvD Who will endeayor to perform his
dnty faithfully.
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ys, II would be funny" II okey John
en- we're sent to represent his country in
csntrsl C.r 4 America; but the Central Ameri-
.,n. mish. tetaliate by closing their ports
s,' sr,is,t our commerce. Would there be
.ny,biug "lunny" in that2
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r,,-uis thg best friend that cholera can
II 4. own. It is every mans busi-
ss.. -. n fight the Asiatic enemy with
.sa uss' ,To.edyed sword Of cleanliness. II
sIo sIo,ea doesn't come it will do no harm
N Ia clean.
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J. Avotei Of Cen.ur,e,.

LONDON, May 8. II Is 3rumoged IN the
lobby Of the House Of Commons today
that Lord Randolph Churchill intends to
initiate q conservative vote 10 censure the
government because it has failed to pro-
tect the interests Of India.
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MORE rnoUpLE roR klRlnr.

b.
The Religious Qnesiioa Araia-Bb wife
Cannot be Received ut Court. +
NEw YoRn, May 6.-The Commercial.
Adertiset this evening pripis the following
from Washington:
"a gentleman Who'll in a position 10
know whersoi he speaks. says that the
newspapers have all been wrong in at
iributing the late appointment Of Mr..
Kelley as Minister Of Italy TO the inllu-
ence Of the Catholic Church. Therois an
nsilestery which has not yet been print
Cd, Alr. Kelley isnot in good standing
In the Catholic Church., said this Rentle-
men, and his appointment was as, unsat-
istactofy to II as 10 the Italian Govern
Iaent. This know beyond all qnestion.
The truth 10 that Mr. Kelley put himself
outside the Mother Church by mArryinga q
jeweas, a very esiinable lady, but, withal,
not q Catholic, and he has MT en- recog.
nized by the Church kince.,D
at Is due 10 Alr. Kelley, as well as 10
the Church, that his position should be
known. Now / am very. much afraid that
mission bas simply jumped from lie .ify-
ing.pap into the fire, and that when be
arrives al the Austrian capital be will
be subjected to o humiliation which will
he ieltAll through his life. He has gone
10 Austria In entire ignorance Of the fact
that his. wife cannot be received at the
court because she Is q Jewess. In Austria
neither Jews nor JeweRes are ever re-
ceiyed at court and ] apprehend that we
have not heard the last OF Slr. Kieley's
tronbles.n ,. ". ~
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'.,l,l lYHE STORY IN pRTAt43 )

Hoythe sreohi5ai GataStrephs Occurred.
ti1isb,it The, Appeals for Help. ~ -ia
si.NrwYoRx; May =-Attwenty minutes
paat tpinp this morning an alarm was sent
out from the E6uth teyty ptEtis,:a' Rrook.
lyn. Within half I'm hour attef thete
were four alarms and two specialcills
Sbssh hssFtsa slshteen ilse eo@panles 70
the scene oi tie dIsasteyt tbs eSteAt NJ
which .Wil probably hot bO knS VI Ill.,
sonia daHs - - -. { :
Ffoltine Dl fpeE on State street isa build
ing known as die 4 ie Street Machine
Shop, but IL Is In Iisct q p6rtis d 4 seFiee
OF irregular but connected buildlrge
which occupy most OF the space lot
tiss Il NJ, / ~ th b Block bound d by At
ishtIc ayenne aud 6tatS A 4oet end Hicks
and Columbia streets. The pfInclp lpat sti. Us;
trance to these buildings b on Atlantic
IRIspAes II y the gateway which passes
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Ghp gntelIiseaftr.
Se:: % and q Fourteenth street.
:. .anears that there are some Demo.
~. sIitors who want Office. Tie Prest;
a..t n' viii he glad to know this.

u,,v President Cleveland looked over
y. f.IJ a Of Gettysburg and then though
u u. .nms r appointments he had been max
o. o. ' Ss OI,st have felt sort of queer.
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rfNlNC1AL LOSS,

,srbsilSssis estimated at $4,000. The
iasAraaee ia unknown. The buildingwas!
owned by Esthap.p Gushing, st Boston
The hremen have nov sncceeded' in get
ting the. fre under control. and have since
been pouring water on the ruins for the
purpose Of cooling them and permitting
The search 70 90 on. Parts sof the ruins
nil nov Byafming with willing men
nov actively eRaage In digging fer the
remains OF people known 10 h6ye pehshsd.
Three bodies. were recovered IRON the
ruins up TO 1880 AN. There 10 q tnnlor
now in circulation that q heap Of hye or
six bodies were found in the rdins. q
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LONDON, May5.-It isrumored on the
London Stock Exchange that the Earl Of
Duferin has resigned the office OF the
Nieeroy OF India. ;. ;
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sTEUBGNviLLE.
libel Suit Settled :. marriage Of sherla

Libel Suit Settled :. Marriage Of sherif
sharpe DauEhter--L Notes.
Special DLspdtei 10 de islliqelea.
srRuBRsyILLE, o., May Sin the libe
suit Of Mcintosh VS.. Smith the jury re.
turned ayerdict to-day for the defendant
Smith was formerly proprietor Of the
Onion, pnblished at sWellsyille. Mcintosh
took oftense at certain implications in the
Uaion against his official honesty as Town
ship Treasurer and brought suit for s., 900
damages. Mcintosh loses his suit and
will have the costs to.pay. 7,
The trial of William Hunt and James
Flynn, Pittsburgh crooks, for burglary
and larceny, has been set for Monday next.
Andrew Wilcoxen, for shooting with In
tent TO- kill and wound, will be tried on
Wednesday next. ~ 5Sfl!
The social event Of the week was the
marriage this evening Of ]. Ross Nice Cleary.
and Anna Mary Sharp. The groom}is q
rising young attorney, while the bride Is
Q daughter gof Sheriff Sharp. Two hun.
dred invitations were issued, and guests
were present from Pittsburgh and other
points. The couple left on q bridal trip
TO New 0rleans sif s.ti
HIN. AIertz, Principal Of the Steuben.
vile schools, was retained for another
year. Salary, 81 $50. Z, = :.
4 Engineer William ButterTor fatally
injured ongthe Baltimore & Ohio yester,
day, ecentlyremoyed from this city, aud
was q brother-in.law Of Thomas Walker,
OF the Panhandle ssl.ops. Butterwosthi
was native Of this city. II
The partial destruction OF James Wy
ats tenement house early this morning,
was the work OF an ineendiary.
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Press oplnion,s.. as.

tss.e y OFsesssssat +.
LONDON, May 5.4The Standard, COM
menting on Mr. Gladstone's speech in, the
House Of Commons, last evening, on the
Afghan question, says: mo doubt is now
entertained that the arrangement between
England and Russiainclu the surrender
Of Penjdeh to Russia. The statement re-
garding the cession of Penjd jdeh To Russia,
published in the. Standard, April 10Th,
turns out to have been accurate, although,
the Government pronounced the report
unauthorized zS 3,
The Globe Of to-day says that the 80
called adjustment Of the Anglo Russian
dispute Is % poor shift, which amounts
practically TO nesf f ,6are than atrueeI
fdr ayerting sas dbflisf9h and which WIN
amount 10 nothing but a transfer OF the
difficulty from Gladstone's shoulders to
those Of his successots. ,fsl.iI
The TINES says: aThere Is little to be
thankful for except the. fact that war has
been ayerted Of q price which as yet we
are unable to calculate with precision
The Nepoe premya, Of 81. Petersburg,
says: Thelquestion will never be settled
until the dominions of the Car and the
Queen are conterminous.
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ADe,lll.l, peed.

ha1 A Deyilish Deed.
IisAusns, srkx., Mays. shortlyafter two
O'Clock this morning the house d DR..
stoddard was entered by some unknown
person who chloroiormad the sleeping
doctor, and aiter SSiufaHng the furniture
with coal oil get tire 70 the house: For
tunhtely q policeman discovered the fire
in time 10 prevent stoddarl from being
suiioeated, and the GSe department ex-
tinsuished the Gsmes, alter $4,000 worth
.oi furniture and pictures had been rulneds
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LArER EARTHQUAKE

OF tho Brooklyn Dlsaster-A Number OF
n Persons Killed.
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, TILE INJURED. ~
~ Saseneni Injured sere; IN
ByRsARB sfoRs. : :
MiciIAEI F. GRosAN,,of engine 4. who
were carried TO the Long Island Hos.
RaFssss ;Donaasa1y, Of hook and and ladder
FIREMAN HENLEY. Ss,f'
THEIR wounds were all scalp wounds,
caused blythe falling Of bricks. Among
Tho employee known 70 be injured are:
assEF N M&pesH tssalp wound and fracture
Ms. HrsR.err4 Haas, vile Of q uhae:
! maker in m adjoining building, re-
ported 70 Raye died on the way 70 the
j hospital. X
MIssE EMMA HAAS, her daughter, severely
hurt. NJ, I. X 4.
beneath the burning timbers by the Chief
of the fire department, Mr.. Neyias, and
put into the shge store. When the wall
that was jacked ipi fell; nAmhef men
were d iEerkat i, They have at'beeppt
Rosa Partridge, an Senplpye pt Milo
Hynes, Is among the missing. Edwin
Butler fwas seenE by his brother, O. w.
Ratler, TO jump from the second story into
thet tpfHs He ;lss not cen seensipees -Four
81 thef Aep eHploye ed9y HE u! u. Judd
Manu- aiactpring %. 9fe als9 missiIg: Eve
womenigere taken iroLp The second fioof
bylfreinen who hadlraised0 ladders To the
State street building. Chief Neyins said:
~ believe thefe are at least twenty-five
people In TIE building there may be
y hofss'i ias s,., "a q i 10 s;...i ,s5
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Clarity was then told that the arsmsn
Of the concern was In the place. Owing,
to the great danger and as the stairways
were in flames be, could only be reached
,tktoughi the coal hole in, tile sidewalk.
ss shs ssss sss Sss ss ssna say fRSIsa ~ s
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NEWS ii pUlEF.

General Grant continues toimpsoye,
Anineendisry attempt wss made to hum
Ihe ChildFenS Home In toyington, NY,
T. Ryhiaer Il Co., bankers Of Hjghians,
y assigned. Assets, sioo,o QUO; liabilities,
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-10
WHITE OAKS--Dec. {

Mrs. james Reid is visiting &,
Nogal Canon.
The Glass mill is running steadily
On Homestake ore.
Charley Walborn and Joe Greis-
haber, Of Boni:o, are here doing as
sesSmcnt work.
The new superintendent Of the
Ilomestakc seems to be giving gen
eral satisfaction.
Littell & Lane have the Stone
Corral. They guarantee satisfaction
in the care of stock.
Charley Mayer, the energetic
blacksmith and carriage maker, has
his shop full of work.
Uncle John Brothers has Just com
pleted a we'll, struck good vein OF
water, in gravel, at depth of sixty
feet
The Good Templars are still with
MS, and likely to remain. Several
new members were admitted at the
last meeting.
Our little town is gradually i'm
proving, IA number of our old cItl-
lens are making substantial improve
ments, and all have work that want
it.
Col. Heman is giving his whole
attention to real estate affairs. He
reports a number of sales, and be-
speaks a bright future for White
Oaks.
Jim Brent was over from Lincoln
and returned with his new buggy and
harness These were made in White
! Oaks the buggy by Chaa. Mayer
and the harness b, sid. VI. Parker
lt.is as good job as could be done
in the territory
Sid. NJ. Parker has just com,
pleted set of double harness fol
Jas. r. Brent. His work compare,
favorably with eastern work in style
and finish, but will wear better. in
our opinion, as it is all hand made
and warranted for two wears. Sid
is working up good trade, and de
serves the success he is meeting
! with
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-10
WEATHER FOR NOVEMBER.

The following is sent us by r. G..
Grant. of the signal service corps
of TT. Stanton, and is Official
FT. STANTON, y. NJ, Nov. 1885.
Highest Bar 24.l03, date 18th; +;
lowest bar. 23.464, date 5th; month
ly range of bar. .729; highest temp.
72.5. date 10Th; lowest temp. l5.l,
date 23rd; greatest daily range of
temp. 44,6, date lOth; least daily
range of temp, 1872, date 2lst;
mean daily range temp, 2O.3; mean
daily dew point, BOB; mean daily
relative humidity. 6l.2: prevailing
direction of wind, northwest; total
movement of wind, $3.50 miles;
highest velocity of wind and direc-
tion, IS miles, northwest; No. foggy
DAYS, none; No. clear days, Is; No.
fair days, II; No. cloudy days, |;
No. days on which rain or snow fell,
8; depth Of unmelted snow on
ground at end of month, none; dates
of auroras, none; dates of solar ha-
los, none; dates of lunar halos, Is.
rs, IS, 80, %, and "A; dates OF
frosts. |, 6, s, 8, 10, II, l3, IA, l6
is, 23, "A, 25, 27, 2S, 20, 30.
II. @. GRANT,
Pvt. Signal Corps. l.. :. A
Golden era. (Lincoln, N.M.) 1884-188?, 1885-12-10
SOUTH FORK.--Dec S.

Mr., Frank Allan and Miss Emma
Blazer have been visiting Judge
Terrell and sister, on the Rio Bonito.
Dave Catanach, one of the old
timers, has been retained here by the
present administration as issue clerk.
| shall endeavor to re-organize the
Young Mems Christian Association
at this place, and will give you the
result Of my labors about Christmas.
L. S. Inspector G, r. Pearson, an
appointee of the present govern
ment, was here a few days ago. He
had 40 fault to find with the present
state of affairs.
A pleasant cotillion party was
given at the residence Of DIR. Blazer
a few nights ago, Piano, guitar and
accordeon music was furnished for
the occasion, and the guests ex-
pressed themselves, one and all, as
being splendidly entertained.
Col. Nick Kennedy, Indian trader,
is running a mess for the employees,
and has an Oriental Celestial cook,
who takes good care of us. The
Original Mutual Admiration Socie
ty. which trod the boards here for
four years, has quietly disbanded.
Your correspondent has been re-
tained as standing monument to
the wisdom of the present admins
tration and the goodness of Gtd.
Everything here is quiet and pro-
gressive, and the weather warm and
pleasant. This agency passed into
Democratic hands Nov. "a, and the
Indians showed no particular signs
of regret at the change. Col. Cow
art, the new agent, halls from Troy,
Alabama, stands six feet two inches
high and tips the scales at 2l5
pounds, is gentlemanlv in deport-
ment and IA good rifle shot, and con
sequently commands the respect of the
Indians. Capt. Trotman, the chief OF
police, is also from Troy, was city
marshall OF that place for Il number
Of wears, has been on the frontier
before. and understands perfect,
the kind of people he has to deaI
with. The Indians have Just re.
ceivcd their annuity goods, are con
tented and happy, and always will
be as long as thev receive their full
supply OF rations. a sensational ar
hcle appeared a short time ago il
the Denver Tribune regarding those
Indians, the writer of il being afrait
to send it to any paper in the terri
tory for publication. The article
, stated that the Indians objected to I
change of agents, that their rqtion'
from Ft Stanton were stopped. tha
they threatened to leave the reserva
ton, that there was no troops at Fl
Stanton to prevent them, and tha
they would not stand to be sepa
rated from their father. Major T.lew