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4 PLAIONIC REPUBLIC
The Settlement or N,hiils,s IN southern Ore.
gun and its History.
Prom ne san Frane;.co Chronicle.

from ne Sd0 frGRr,Sco Chronicle.
Among the foothills OF the Coast Range in
the southern part OF Oregon. at 4 place called
Longdse Station. stands settlement Of hus-
sian refugees. Although osten-ipiy subject to
i, seems to be = sort OF fIatopic republic.
greatest freedom possible to an organized So.
ciety is allowed.
odss.s ' and Kharko, unverssias isis Russia s
In separate 1etach m.nis. with Nav York AS
the msstinE place. Arriving there they looked
about for some place of settlement, and deter
mined on Oregon. Not having money enough.
they again separated, and worked In diflersn!
sufficient to buv the title deeds to several thou
sand xores.ot land. When the property va:
began the formation Of a colony. to which have
s Nih,' been aided ihIry S or forty additional
and o snh CERTAIN Of
money TO purchas. stock and ioos.
Soon %A's s ssrSH n s shsr So
were adopted for he goy"rnment Of the set;
work but six hours day. the remainder 70 be
selected as the lecture hail. and there the re,u-
gees daily listen to the spsculations OF tho stu
claim viii upriss IN Russia as sure as the yoiss
he %n into NJ ~ the sea e. =, ,,,.,,,,,o =, -,
Is grain. There are about twenty women in
OF large library. open 10 all. which Is COM
posed mostly OF treatises on political subjects
in the Russian tongue. The library is grildu-
Ally increased by additions Of books and papers
Among the settlers Is Ivan CrvansIy, who
was connected with the Sihilists in Odessa.
: and who Was arrested in 1878. AT that time
there was man in Odessa named kOwAlskY.
who published the books and pam phlets Of the
Nihilsts. One night while he WAS engaged in
this work the house was surrounded by gen:
darmes. The Nihinsts clo.ed the doors and
officers Of tho Gear broke down the doors .
light ensued between the two parties and six
officers were killed. They found evidence
against Kowalsky and his contederates 10 thu
portions Of set type that the Nihilisls had for
and on the journey the police sent three empty
carriages. with view OF d-ceiving tho peo-
was sentenced to ne executed. hut UrvRn-
sky managed tn afterwarl escape. Another
Nihilst at the Oregon settlement 10 Mr.. Ram
anovich. who WAS arrested a. the SAM time rs
kowa-ky. He WAS sent to ArchRngel. While
there he played the role OF n natural fool. AID
was allowed his freedom provided he would
report every morning 10 the authorities. He
The other prominent Nhilisls at New
Odessa are hrim"nt. Fireman, and Gurv!cn.
students. and all connected with some no
liticAl plot which caused them to enve Their
country. The settlement thus far has pros
ptr-d beyond ~ expectation. and no dlssen-
sion has occurred to mar the accomplishment
Of is purpose, The co ony is still engaged in
pication with Russia. On" Of the grea, objects
Of tho colonv is to furnish a home by sending
money 70 S.Ihists who may hereafter escape
from Russia.
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ForsstvIIic's Urususl Array Of DC ogs . pins
md Nonagerarian Residents.

md Nonaserar,an R-s,deass.
"If there Is another village in this or any
other State that can show as many hale aud
hearty residents that are 50 years old and up
ward rs Forestviile. Chautaulua county. can. 1t
can climb right uD 10 the top notch Of fame at
once by trotting them out" said Deacon Ezra
Bent. the iceman. Why. a man in Forestville
who can't remember things that happened at
least sevontyfvs years ago Is looked upon as
nothing more than a kid by those who can.
Now. there's Walter Libby for instance. He's
95 and was married man when the war OF
1912 broke out He volunteered and fought all
through 1t. His SECOND wife is living At Sc. He
has Tor n-ighhOr Nathan Hopper who is 30; Seth
Erki.n. tivoIy hoy NJ %: Joan Btrtop. who
as, only a few days younger than John Bartoo.
snd Samuel Bartoo, whp il only ST. all 0! them
veterans Of the war OF 1872
Then, in Iaunt about tho village ron will
OF !usty veterans such as Joseph Battles. who
has put 81 years behind him; Noah Hike with
good memory al So; James Evart. who. AT 3d.
can beat III. county pitching quoi's: Levi Par
ifteen years; a; VI, Huyck. a year older than
his neighbor Parsons John Lite, Joseph
Rockwell and u. l. Jenny. each over 50. and
stephen N. Bail 81. Balls mother lived to
These are soms OF tho oli.tims male resi-
dents OF Forestvile. but II any one wanted to
no could gei up a tea party and invite about a
doz"n ladies' whose rT."t-gr-st. grandchil ren
the Widow White; who j. sc; Aunt Betsey Man
ley. 81: James Evarts wife Jaannetts. 20 {:
Frances Pop-. 80; Dorcas Mckee. IS; the
81; the Willow Ellis 81: Water Libby's wife.
Sc and Louisa tarnham, 3d. As TO being IS
years old IN Fors-tvilc. that's no trick ~ all"
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SILENT PIANOS.
Mate Instru0ents thai Reduce shs Strain
Upon shs Player. s-nse Of Hearing.

Mate In.trnnen,s tia, H-dwes The ssrsi.
Upon sss Player. s-nse Of Hearing.
Josely, the pianist, practises hours daily
upon a dumb piano. aud Won Bulow carries one
with him IN his travels to keep up his practice.
AMI List is said TO use one assiduously. The
object OF substituting silent instrument
which Is said to be growing in favor with mu-
sicians. ia TO subordinate the sense OF bearing
in practice. and to protect the player from the
nervous fatigue produced BY the use OF that
sense. at the same time that the senses Of
sight and touch are emp Dyed. A skilled
musician said recently that the exhaus-
ton from practising upon . piano was
greater than most persons imagined. He
doubted whether street paver Was Is much
exhausted By a days labor AS maE who is
oblig-d to practise all the afternoon. He ia
vor.d the use IT piano that made no noise
He had heard physician say that the nervous
headaches OF young women in musical con.
servatories we're largely due to the din Of
practice. and II was often thought that this
noise i'm paired the musical sense The mute
piano makes tho performer depend upon his
eve and his touch, and eniorces more attention
to the score. so that he wal be- able to get no.
ton Of the music upon sight reading.
There are some mute pianos in New York and
several in Boston. The first one sent to this
model i OF This one othsrs were constructed ed
The mute piano has u full keyboard. and has
the appearance Of an ordinary piano. but there
The ' ksys n are wsseS WIFE
lead. and provided with springs which cause
them TO quickly 20 back to taeir places when
touched. Tn. tension may be regulated SO as
10 correspond with the piano 10 be used for
aging tho music with sounds. Tnsn tho
touch need not oe varied. and tho sounding
piano need not bs used except to correct Crrors
In the shading OF notes. !, ~ further claimed
that it il economy To use mute piano. AS an eS
part will play havoc with good piano in two
or three years hard practice.
Tho muscular AMI nervous strength required
In modern exhibition piano playing Ia surprs-
inciy great Faellen OF Baltimore has so work.
ell upon the muscles OF his fingers as to be able
to surprise his acQuai ntancea with feats OF Dig
ital strength and nerve. Carrsno. with O very
| small hand. can crush the fingers ~ a strong
man without moving her nrn. This uower
comes from long practice. which TO the uevotes
is llmi,ad only by endurance, and II H. eX-
pected that the mute piano vii! increase pra"-
tice, and accordingly develop more brilliant
and Difficult; piano playing. The Instruments
are inexpensive, but arc made only when
ordered. A piano manufacturer says that they
should not cost over t25 or $50. QUE can easily
DO made out OF u cast on Instrument.
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r1r'oise f.hlus promises to become one Of
- 80 -. ..ll,'es In- M Jsr.-v cosst Tns
'Nl-f .I.if 44.v at t.D o. $50 dsy prpyei suc
:...f f..r#IN ffr' fH- ~ iti-s % the
YET mere srvs y ucfsN.-J aud "tn,- tnryoiss
r. -r'.s - -sts ...- - 90 10th cart NAY md A.
b. r- ..Hr-. A. pet 'rsv csusht for the cain
AZ. iu a.Hu- o.. ...e. -iNs thrown Away OF.
i-r .-A'rs ID N,rs n1~ Oh. shUs the sttp mAGes Q
sutsri 2 que ~ q leather srUs time last fall. how
e'rr -rsI sH' pYrpols- nesh savory
~ 'a"s 900 90 stut became purg ~ ic.s Of
food sui W. % great dsus'd. 1hs Juicy rel meat.
sHch 'ANrn from. i,u~At aver OF fat to the
San, q. pronounced ~ .yra',-tr be more pastsole
~ ~ porter ou-s sf,as cooked In Appearance
aud N-r' lender som, that tastes IKE vsnisop,
Al o. - 'h,r. - uous = he rshy tA.ts aoOut IT,
4 Philadelphia iriu rs. recently made proposifion
To la. al ina. may e cAuZht aoug the coast this
con win the view OF worAinR much Of 10 into nines-
meat The Care May COMPANY, however, VIII reject
the fer =. Already hs- order, rom prominent fhs
d.phl, and New Nufk hotels and res;suranfa and 10
believed tl,t thr'e WI. t- d-uxnt Tor the whcb
csnuot he met tor tn. nrst tms II Will be the hills
u fare 81 the cad hotels ous the coast the coming
And Will no y u't prove acceptable a. substi
tuie Tor Tue Inevitable tsA Last ssine about
Thousand yards lonx with reaching anost 10 the
bottom "t the sen WAS usvi. but II Sas ssdom that
proved seine, viii Oe used this Of which
now IN c"ur.s OF construction. and which wiz b.
patented EACH porpu-e WAS ssiinnted to b worth
" pes he 81 when 10 nius Dut the bub0er and skin
WAS utiitd but now tst the cesh Ia In demand. aud
an -Ntrs rn- oil extracted from tho head u 10 ssia
t.i they wi be worth more tnsn double that amount.
When 10 stated that TIE Cane May Company realised
iinr, iiw r-sd.y be seen what profit there n In
Ogpo.ss EsalLg.
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The Confined Is Quick.
PROM ths Laramie Roomerds1,

Several Me1icans were in camp at the mouth
OF tn- AviinA River IeAss aud were lying about the
IRE. when one OF ih-m leastro Crucs, saw lsrgv
c.Hip-de fuiN nine inches long, trave Ing eowly
HE leg. knowing that the east motion would make IL
SINK its Claws into his .k!n without moving his leg he
xo out hs revolver and waited uni the insect I'D 81
most rssehtd HI. tu-e Nhen. ,lowly putting the mouth
OF his pistol TO is head he uued the trigger and
cehIi EIDE va gone. sceut e.ss claws quicker
than gunpowieT, and rruca b.Tan 10 crsmp ID few
IN nu-s The TACK e.. the iuS-ct his IL. turned
hrGwn'-h Yellow. and tue place where IL WAS killed
swe.ed up fr!ght'uIy, truca Rapidly worse and
In little over fnur hours a'terwaTd he 4 ed great
agony. But the most sisula par ~ the story
The bc.!= from cru as revolver cut al ick In the
tor-i.s OF mule hst teth-r-t by and at
hllt lie next '.OruiHg tie de with the
lex 80 swollen thst the ss!n had burst Ia several places
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Maria Ward aud Lafayette.

Maria Ward Was q fascinating woman. She
coull give to the simplest article of
giant rshnsm.nt nnd grace that non. II the w-.tni-r
women of the time were able TO imi'st~ Alta grand
bal, given to Gen. Lafayette ~ the people Of Richmond
Nsris unsn Mrs R.ndolihl vas r.s'ni. he merely
SPOKE 10 the General H. posing - the her
hut TIE next Day. to h-r utter amaysn-ui h. CO ed
h. On her Cousin Poly Mas Stsyn. attn ria ri tho
line aid she aud MariA IN ih- siltiny room
wnsn the D-nersl Wa. announced. ssris she SAID.
had just been out shopping, and was show her a
piece OF coarse blue n-rno shs had bought Thai
ing FOR one OF the children She dressed Ia simple
morning gown. buI the Gen-ral being Ar-a'V in the
hal she ooui hot escape ousi1 Polly mans. OIL To
rrsch the next room ami she told thai turned
To look TACK she Au".t sp-iiboun bv the vision
before her MAris had d~xtsroIsy wound hsrs.t In
the piece Of merlno, and stooi there superb
CindsrsliA awaiting the 0sn.IaL II. STAYED an hour
AMI remark I'd ard that Mrs Ran iol"h
most elegant woman he had met IN America
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..c-'~,u.,,.s B.,w... Goa, Carts.

To THE EDITOR OF TIE SuN-SU; In passing
through City Hall Park this mornns my attention WAS
called 10 eosi that uss being delivered 81 the Court
House Through euriOsity stopped Al the ale where
80. bong weighed, and noticed thai whis The cart.
OF one d-asr were uvArisDy ~elThsd those of auOhsr
dealer passed right on sni DUMPED without weighing
The attention Of the w~iRnm,-tr being called to H. ~
could rive no sHplzuhiinn excepting that he not
srdsred 10 weigh t"s coal = one Of tue trsl~'s
uertIlltv hein. show, llrlkrs
NV iosA, March -.
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=, A singular phenomenon on the Eastern
fiNsluu -. the tle bat b. noticed by railroad me
'r Year, TINS l. the cI,la.Ug lns between snow ana
Ttin -t"rtn. which Ih< E'ie road Attend Ale
s~av within gugrrr of uiie OF the spot aud
rH hinc a:rn.s -. STATE FOR long di,t.nes This hns
rein. tina, Tn. norm VI 'hia IN may be seen
"a ins. whls s"uih Of Il rain storm IL In progress
M. phsuu menU !. np' noticeable 81 ali times only
dur'ng storms q the character named The only salts.
trctury Theory ;hu. FAR advanced u that the air
TIL rvAcurs iust 10 tut puInt and, beng
mated win sat d.,,p.,.s '- eong-s-d vspor aud al.
lows Il 20 "a. Got EARN rain vhts north Of the
i- the failing snow 10 not Affected by such inrasn
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Eieem"syna-y Ovsrss ocs.
FrUm the Chiedgo Herald.

through train on tns Rock Island s.orped
afr" mOmsutsa NJ Euseso"j station the other day. 4
PASSENGER got ont walk arouud iiiie As th- trNn
hrE.y 10 move AGAIN the PASSENGER jump sboari uut
Just lh-u r discovered hat III d bui "N-rshu-.
Thinking that he hst dropped the other place he
platform, AID ~ he tran was sniHs toe fast u
lnnp cd aud recover H. HI RULED "a the rrmHing shoe
sIi thrrs II Uut III the platform ~xUiainitng There
that make. sond par OF oNsrsh"rs for snnIebtdy "
tntsrns h- ca he proceeded In his seat There "a his
a-ipnis h.neut, his other oy~r.hOe of
Intense h-sn.t eAe upon ms face bot h. did not hest
thie Shicky prSlng up The one arctic he hurried To
the platform Threw the sho~ As f.r as h. could back
toward the oIhrr on. and shoutei BY lniuy, there
10 = pair Of ovs.s.9es Tor so.... 3odyI
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They Were Not Csed Co such Treataent.
From ths Cleveland Pain Dealer.

The burglars who went through the clothing
store Ihss'nA sh asO PAID hvIst TO the residence Of
Mr. l. u spatO!i NJ the corner Of Broadway sud JoReA
sN-nue. NJ. spstord heard some moving the
kltchc,. aud oieun. th- door, ssksi who was there
Iue'inte tw" E-Eovers were presented at his lead
uIih the command. Your money or your life"
what s..td Mr.. HIAi.url, HhO cannot hear well
" i .Lr money Or your ate " rspeAtsa he burglar
ION, GONE now" said M s. afford, "thstu do
think you hrd better 80 away from hsra Get out
want nothing To TO with yUu."
With is .- I've III. burglar shove closed the door
AMI retG ned :" U-; THIS strange conduct puzzled
ne kutnts 4 The Jimmy mai after con-ul,stion IN
tie KITCHEN. ti-y -ft without tsiurbnE anything As
,n-ihrGio ~ TIER v!i; tie! scristst On the wall.
We'll done, Old Ao.s."
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Clamo nds In Ohio.


=, NrwAaE, Ohio March 25-A few weeks since
Or ANF-- "t i-F M-.r ".SlnR alOng the Iank OF the
creek Jaw .inl pvObI- i-rins IN the gravel ., his
tect lie in"k Rome, sti after Rte usus tests IL he's
been prOu' uursi very ia. diamond, worth 5000
II " csy, -luc~ VIZ. Ssry A "l.s 81 the same place
~ ln"Arg pr-r me stot-. In her possession thst she
no! r-Nng'T CO. rrt-s from the Ell g: the creek
utii' 70 "a one . Them bore lh- genera OF
,r-trrtG co:nr' thr ksrn-s nt which ri srinG
hitr .to ste iU .l Atg.y showed ih- stone Dr.
ASf"s p huu Hg'i 80 d. fun u suiAl clau onda
OF tl= pEObao.e 'G.-s v; sEt.D
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s-~~sa 30 $1,000 ~ss~ 49, ~s
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-as 80 .---ss 1850 a~se=-s- -.
Hassa e@s-sass - So 500 aass 80
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"a Is livery notary ruhIc who shall .o,n,r 4. any
marriage where h-r tu- p,r-. within ~. spoNt
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tAry lublc be .aii to i- OF civ ~ tn~n
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twenty o. also paid o the ,-s, q cIty
crriIn,d copy such ,ntract OF ten
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-29
He AstonIsh~d the Rector.

prominent railroad freight agent In this
STATE . ~ asNNS '.sSppsIAu and VssiryMhu IN
cru7I tn me ltic town where he lives One day When
busI was cFp~GIuR, man cains in rho purposed
stating MI. ~ -ma. town oIg the road which bud
e pay uch Vore 'or freight than towns further along
the Eyui. ,Nd--sn 'tnv! wogis Il suffered the usual
sheridan determination.
The vstr ple-d-i aud argued but Of course In vain
STA he he'd on Ht Win !s p-rstercy he pretty well
worr ug the limited aI-nce Of the AGENT. besides keep
ins other pr pc M Il "ia al H.O Ned gu bus
Finally he left, and The -Ni nsr stepped Up
your id rri-l mil ,"
l. 81" MHstG- meek rsrlv. am The 70 whoa.
you wrote slJui rontGct!l service nsAi Sunday"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1885-03-29
An En.y situation.



Mtnks-Eou seam TO have plenty Of time On
your h. IL uuw
Wmk.-ie.: uN?dy know VIA, TO do with mysele
III reiot"r- ,o' We pssn head n but
ne. lisvr Nour-ti-- -
y. -. O.. Nr-s lvo"
" / have sseo.us IA, HUSBAND % al .c,r.u"
Daily Republican., 1885-02-14

check the coinage of these dollars, whic h
are being piled up to such an extent
that there is not room for their accom-
mediation. If the Democrats can De
relied on for relief in the present emer-
gency. we should like to know why the
hill which passed the Senate cannet be
acted upon by the House, which Is
under the control of this Democrats
II they desired to check the coinage OF
the silver dollar, they could do SO al
once Their claim in regard TO desire
TO bring about speedy reform in tn,
silver question is simply absurd, aud
intended only to deceive the people.