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LIVED Toi1ELn II.
AlIan FalIs over a PrseipIos ana Feet and

AlIan Fails over a PrseipIos aJa Feet and
Iaehts IN Q aarsh. n
ATLANTA, Ga, August 2s.-wm For
man Of New Orleans, came here yesterday
from Tallplah Falls, for medical treatment
He tells . most wonderful story, all Of
which hiss been Ephstaniiated. While
climbing up the rocksat the side oi the
falls, his siootslipped, sndlhe fell, rolling
down an incline Of 400 feet, and then fell
over q preeipice $40 feet, He u into q
soft marsh. "a &
For more than thirty houfs he remained
where he fell, unableto move and almost
tooWeak 20 callf0r assistance. Atone
time he saw members ofa fescuing party
within 30yaIds Of hin, but was unak kle 10
make himself heard. f6ftanasely he fell
near q emsll stream, and managed TO oh.
tain water by dipping hishandk kefchief inf
10 the water and sucking \, ae also
spread the hankerchiel over Ills sace 10
shut out the rays of the gcorehine sun.
With his teeth No tore OF pieces 81 the
alpaca coat which he wore and made a
aoft oi pad lor his head 10 rest upon. The
distance ne lellhas been measured and
all his stasemenishavebeen fully dsoved.
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Observation-Disclosures (

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Mad oser the Result OF Yssterday,s Meet
ing@Bsliaire News.
Mord Nelson Is home with his family
from o visit at Bethany.
John Ehler 10 back from trip down
the river organizing lodges Of nailieeders.
Mr.. Edward Murphy, the son Of the
great Temperance orator, was here yester.
day.
E The marriage is announced OF William
Slader and Miss Tillie sweiizer for Sunday
evening.
Rev. o. w. Frazier Is announced to lee.
tnre on the Callao tribe Of Africa, In City
Hall Monday evening. K h N n
The funeral Of Mrs. William K. Long
took place yesterday and the interment
was ct Davis s cemetery,
The Henry building at the foot Of Rose
HILLS finished. Charles Runnemnnd has
agroeery IN the store room part.
Efforts are being made by the clerks in.
tefested 70 have q continuation Of the
early closing Of storestn the evening.
Rev William Weir, Of the Martina
Ferry United Presbyterian ChnIoh, win
preach here for Rev. r. g. Wallace sun-
day.
The receipts 81 the Second NJ. Z. camp
citing, shortly to begin on Indian Run,
will be hall used TO pay the balance due
the pastor, Rev. Elijah Henderson.
Ros ]. Alexander was In town yester.
day awhile. He lett for Armstrong,a
Mills, accompanied by his family and
Isaao Askew, Of Kansas City, TO fish IN
captina. 4
Thomas Mason, the owner oi one Of the
lots condemned hy the city to open Union
street for the new bridge, has bought q
LOT in the Second ward and viii build 4
new house. & !
A Pole who came here the other day
from Wheeling 10 move his household
goods 10 tHnnalo, N. u, is now being hunt.
|ed by some Wheeling merchants. He
took Win him a avalnable organ and aney
set Of furniture that he hauled directly
from the store 10 the casr, rot putting
them into his former house At all.
The excitement among the glass work
! eD here yesterday was something tfenen
dous. In fact, but litsls else has beer
talked about hefe This week. M.
sudden eah for meeting Of tho i0ca
aions at Wheeling yesterday morning
linR took great many up there but near
lly all bad to walk TO get there IN tint
after learning Of the meeting. CominI
back disappointed in settling the matte
30 the glass hou@a here conld start, the.
were prettg generailyof the opinion tha
| they lad been out-voted by Wheellngbe
cauae 4 Is in the inteFas, Of both Wheel
ling manuiat tureA and workmen to keel
Bsllaire iaeioriea idle. There are now al
Hortaoi fpmersa adcat about tie aetiontha
will probably be taken by the Bellais
wogkmen,
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I,an, mn n1iIdlse TlFmE Ailiups, /

81. LouIs, August 2s. The Great West:
srn Iron Boat Building Company Theo-
dore Allen and Shttony II. Blaisdsllpro-
prietors, fled dead ot assignment this
afternoon for the benefit ol eieditofs. The
assets are listed at $50 $50. Liabilities an.
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front ot the hotel waiting Tor hack which
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hisnss Ma sV AZ IN n ,i,s, chnsnS ls e,sss;ns,
isS hin ~ eood @ w;sb sss y .S e III
pastorata @ at AZ AtIanta. @ ls'isS = - - i'ie nov
is@s'S f''''s.'ss ~ =
@ a WIDE SENSATION; 4
His ministry at Atlanta was success
lful'onefro the start. His elouuence. his
co,, 4, ~, { !, : ! !, i. Z,
s1,s' .tts see,a. - =, y ust
ties, nus CONVEX tional po owefs al contri-
buted TO this end. Just about one year
aeo. during the morning service tlte sit,eu.
la. sn,;ans u !. ,;naileeI Z, !, ~.
sa a.ens s,.s ~ e as sms
snea tbnss e wbs sayees NAV h;m ~
watched ps. Armstrong !. With n g teyerlsh
llimpinS, walked 10 Che cbancil Frail. stfie
stranger sprang 10 his feet and startled
1.-The congregation by crying aloud aHeis
=. Wilkes Booth. The services sended,
aa W. ress county
preacher created in the @ minds s Il many many
that be isnone other than the assassin
named.
3, ~ SstseissAIs' y.
About three weeks ago g iossst, attract
led by q small row at the corner Of Plum
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SHOT WIHILE ON DUTY.
MIDNIaHTMuRpERoFpoL1cHMEN
1a an Iiiinots -whisr rr,ine % Cap.
tire Barglars two onlesrs are shot
Down, aud arc Not Dlssoysrsd uatil
Hours Alter ths shooting.

E CHICAGO, August 2S ID mysterious
double murder was committed about Y
O'Clock klastn night at Geneva; Kane county,
his, the victims being two Of the three
officers who constitute the police torceof
the.town. The deedwas committed right
inthe centre Of that quiet place, near the
headquarters, and some dozen ahots
were heard by the residents in the
neighborhood, given in quick succession
at about midnight but no one left bed TO
find out the cause otthe turmoil, and II
was reserved for aparty Of metry-makep
returning from . picnic at about O'Clock
toitind the bodies oil the murdered men
and raise the alarm. Officer McNatt wss
found dead with o bullet hole in the region
Of the heart. His revolver with five Of its
chambefs emptied, was lying near him.
McNatt lay at the southeast corner Of the
Court House, and several rods away, on
the sidewalk was found Officer Grant,
also with q bullethole Ia the breast, but
stiii breathing slightly. 8
He was take home, q few blocks dis
tance and died on the way. There Is as
yet no clue 10 the perpetrators Of the
crime, but II Is surmised that both officers
died In. the discharge OF their duty.
There shave been several attempted burg
laries inithe town Of late, the last one oc-
curing but an hour or two before. Its
that last night The officers dissl
covered the burglars either at work or. |
leaving the scene Of their unlawful active
ityj and that in the attempt TO arrest them,
the officers being separated, the fatal shots
were fred by the thieves. sSs
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spplesi.sd 70 the ssitar.

ATLANTA, Ca August 2s.-A threaten
ed duel between editor Larry Ganett, Of
the Athens Ranners W atehmaa, and Hon.
a. r. Connell, member Of the legislature,
has been ayerted by tle award of board
InSthe House Mr.. Gpnnell
structures on Mr. Ganett and
apslogized, and Mr.. Ganetts paper will
contain his amende tomorrow.
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Ktliry Mill Rn.irn.

WAsnlNaToN, D. o., August 2s-Mt. a.
Kelley was at the State Department to-
day settling up his accounts. He has not
yetresigned as United States Minister to
Austria, but will do 80. He does not de-
sire q feappointment in the Diplomatic
service. In TACT, II was at his own slg-
gestion that he did not 90 to Vienna
when opposition was shown to him, but
to this country.
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Marshal Henry Holland attempted to ar
rest three men engaged in passing coun-
terfeit silver dollars, but was badly beaten
Ard latt ;nsepsihle, and Mr.. =. o. Markley
and others who came % his asslsEanes
we're roughly handled. One of the party
obtained q shot gun, covered one Of the
men and compelled him to surrender.
Yh0 ot der Two made their escape.
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s,x,roF SnEaAAs has stirred up the
,,ImsIs. There are animals that don't
,,Lo N hear the truth.
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McAFrHEY.:.UILlY TIanr. . .

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIGHT.
aiecanres,s Cona,,isn-sqlliyan Arrested
Yesterday but BaIled out. &
s SCiscfsSAT1, o., August 2S-Mcc catffey
is putting on the finishing touches for
his meeting with Sullivan tomorrow. He
hiss slightly extended his walking and
spfinting exercises, uses the dumb, bells
more and has longer bouts with
the rubber ball. His excellent course
Of training and diet Is having the
desired effect OF perfec citing his fine cor-
.dition. He is exhubefant In spirit, and
syiewsthe approaching contest with com
.idence. Crowds are around his training
place all the time, even far into the
night, and he has difficulty at times
ingetting q CHANCE to do his necessary
work. Sullivan arrived at Cincinnati at S
yesterday aad was met at the depot by an
immense crowd. The platform on which
the fight Is 10 take place was built yester.
day. s.
a constable was sent out to Chester
Park at noon with q warrant for the arrest
OF John Ia Sullivan: on the charge
OF being about TO engage in q conten-
tion, commonly called q prize fight
When the consta able found Sullivan and
notified him 70 appear before Judge Hus-
ton, the pugilist started at once 10 the
city to comply with the order. He did
not. however, appear in person before the
count but bis attorney appeared and gave
q bond OF s, 900 in bis behalf
not TO engage 10 q prize fight. The
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aIR rLLpEN,s nRALTH.


NEw yoRk, August q. Conflicting re.
ports hayeib recently circulated in re,
gard 10 thehealth Of ex- Governor Tilden,
and his present influences in politics. or
the one hand, Il is declared that he Is in.
capacitatedio any physical effort, men.
tally unable 70 take further interest in
the progress Of affairs, and consequently
DINO weight with the administration.
This morning Dr.. Charles B. Simmons,
Mr.. Tildenis physician, called upon him
and found him at breakfast. The e1-G Gov
efnor was enjoying his meal, and as he
showed every ftnanit itestat ation effair health
and good spirits DR.. Simmons left and
drove with bis daughter to the $3.50
O'clock train for New York. There was
no appreciable change In Mr.. Tilden's
lcondition. he hid no complaints to
make regarding his sleep and appetite,
and his appearanee gave every enc courage.
ment to- the physician.
hr. Til6en,s physical condition may be
hescribedas being; 90 far as,his age nd.
|mits, healthy. He has sufficient strength
a oat =. ~ ~
Ehis valet, who always accompanys him.
His right arm remains partially helpless,
but he Ii. able 10 use his.left in making
notes and In eating. He was seventy
years oldlast February. His complexion
iseStrenely pale and his eyes have lost
some brightness and some iqnickness OF
motion. On o fair, day he rises at about
~ Y, ana " aiaa ~ ny solle. lis
salss Leuis; q. eloeA l,e a.ss nsa =
ss,seu iasne y. W..
sue ol tne mouse. ne Ensuatiy .slla.y Mses ssl
Gl an n9nf y, .hts y
ae g., ~ soes ln.o i.,s y ~,
q ,the mouse on the nIsl ii99i, ana ssa.ln
inselt "a tte Hee psy Miaao ansss
~ w
sucn lellers r. ms sectesary shlnAs neee'
sasy iof MN Y see.
i. nls ngur d.las su, ,ys eSys
eioek ~ enssi ~ cAs.as an
fiaes ABOUT the tal u ! tne Wsashs
eool, Psssts sgw
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DSslIS, August "a Subscriptions lists
Ihsye been opened throughout ealicia for
thebenell oi the ekiled Poles, WHO are
being driven out Of the country in great
nnmberg Great auimosity u displayed
aeainal ffltee Bismarck, At l.embefg. the
capital OF 6aiieia. A newspaper his been
eonhseaied lot having pubIisheda violent
article against the German Chancellor.
-Four Hundred sisn Thrown out uf Work.
Lpsnos, Aqguft es.-rhe inanuisclum-
ing estahliihment OF S. MaicI, SON &
Thompson. makers of surgcon'a ins.ru.
menla lint feeding bottles and drneeisla
lsnn1EieA, az NoE. ITO i2 Aldefsgato i. o..
was destroyed by lire ihih afternoon. Tho
'oha is $4,000, Fpur hundred einploycs
arc thrown oul OF work,
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Letter Carrier, Lsayeslaf Ab,enlec.

Letter Carriers, Lsayesaf Absenee.
WASHINGTON, D. O, August q. sixth
Auditor Mel conyille has rendered an opin-
ion in regard to letter carriers leaves Of
He decides that they are en-.
titled 10 fifteen days leave in each year.
bnt the time OF leave is in the discretion
of the postmaster Of the Office where the
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TIM csse Of Police Lieutenant Mulleps
Of Cincinnati, is full Of interest. Sen:
fenced to prisonfor locking up q hundred
colored men until alter the polls had.
closed, 90 that they could mot vote, heswas
pardoned by the President. Governor
Hoadly, whoposes as the special cham
pton Of the colored man, headed the
petition. Now Mullen Is reinstated as
Lieutenant Of Police put back inh:s old
position 50 that he may lock up more
coloted men on election day. The Ohio
Democracy must be preparing Tor more
missionary work among the eoloted men.
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GE1e glsteIhaetlt!5e!rs.:.. I! J J.
a.3.., No.. IS and 81 roartesnth Street.

n. TILprS's health is described as not
..,c,ly robust, bu. he is able to move
.bOut with assistance. q
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A,

II l7 81
The iiicroseopsisf . Nsbrnsikan Diselesel
the Ideaiity Of the soni.
/ CntcAGo, August 2s "A lrsorning papei
publishes the following special from Lin
coin, Neb.:
A most remarkable discovery has re.
Gently developed in this county. itiso O
suchian astounding nature that thecor-
respondent heeitates 70 give the circnm.
stances to the public, on account Of being
barred at present from giving names,
although thereis good reason.w why II
should not be done. However, the gen.
tleman who has made the discovery 10.
quests Il. This disclosure consists In
proving, beyond the biiity Of q doubt,
By scientific means, the existence Of the
human soul. ~.
Forthe sake oi conyeniencs the gentle
man allnded viii be called Mr.. Holland,
'aman Of smait stature, O mild eye aud
thoughtful conntenance, o deyout Chris
tian, possessing q peculiar belief that the
soul of man SIS o connterp OF the body
itself and In this theory OF the dual man
he songht the key OF lie and death. He
reasoned that within this body OF bone.
and sinew was yet another body existing
infyaporys form, which death alone should
free. and that by Q simple microscopic de-
vice, the dull sight OF human eyes might
penetrate the lninutest particles Of the
air we breathe, and see the soul take form
and flight to the boundaries Of another
wnrida a i q 81 8 e
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Assri rious RIOT.

4 DuBlIS, August 2s. s.-There was A ssrt-
Gus riot to-day at The yillageot Murlina-
yat, county Kilkenny, in connection with
the eyictions at Tic estate OF Ballyfaisey.
The chapel bells here rang earls in the
day, and when the bailiHs Of the police
arrived q crowd Of two thousand confront.
ed them. Bodkin, the resident matis.
itrate, ordered the parish priest TO STOP
ringing the bells, but the priest refused.
and when the magistrate said he would
employ force the priest stood In the chapel
gate and said .those who attempted woiiid
pass over his body. The evietions we're
aboratiye, owing To informsiity. When
iBodkin returned 70 the station, stones
were thrown st the railway carriage and
windows smashed. Later IN the evening.
anangry mob attacked the police in tl,s III,
village. The riot act was read. and the
police charged the mob with bayonets
and batons. The scene was very alarm
Ing. Fitteenitoi twenty of theipaople re.
ceiyed yonet wounds. a man named
Conw way had a sta ab on fhe head. and say-
M! q! Of the police were badly wounded
with stones. Several arrests We're made.
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4 t.
TitR Democracy in the Third District
isin q fearful stew. That the faithful
must 9eproyiaed for Is settled, but how
todoit when there are not enough Offices
togo. aronndis the question. Congress
man Snyder wants his fathsr-i& laT made
Revenue Collector at Charleston, and
Useless Gibson wants his man Friday,
waSae Ferguson, toIhase the same Office,
aud taeteis the rub. The atsstacheme
isto. have Commissioner Miller come to
their tescae, divide the distriet and make
two Deputy Cole ectors, one at Charleston
and one at Huntingdon. This specimen
oI reform Is almost equal TO Secretary
lamar selling the department horses
aotintent 70 reform but to ibnys shelter
team. s4tfA ~ r'
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TaEscele at The corner Of Twelfth and
Market streets last night was something
very unusual in this city. Men rep
resentins every walk Of lie made
up the crowd. Unless appearances
we're very misleading, Il would
hsye taken very little 10 engage
that gathering in work to which this
steady.going city isnot accustomed.
They we're not law.breakers who were
gathered there, lbpt men who felt that q
woman, however abandoned, deserves bet
ter treatnsut ttszp to DO beaten BY q man
who shares her abando donment Happily,
tile good sense Of those indignant citizens
preyailed, ,and the,law viii take its course.
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rhe iiicroScopsiaf . Nsbraslsan Diseioses
the Ideali,y Of the soui.
CntcAGo, August 2s "A norning paper
publishes the following special from Lin.
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Il haysino further remark 10 make on
the iisrespectiul attitude assumed by The
Gommifsary General Of Subsistence. II
does not admit 81 argument in regard to
the relation he bears TO the commanding
General OF the army than that he Is a part
oi,the rnyof the United States and that
tie President placed me in command Of
the army by an order date at the War
Dspattment, Washington, October isth,
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Replies 10 Aeeasarioas In Rrgerd TO his
weakened Patriotism. Z "a
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u asked him to make letters with his
imaginary fingers, He did so, and to his
wonder and astonishment / spelled the
sentences he wrote. That was conclusive
evidence 10 me, nsinued Mr.. III Holland,
aand you know the rest. y
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
Slabs

To be Of thoroughly seasoned pine or kindred
wood. OF regular standard measure aud lit for i'm
mediate use a kindling.
All or either of the above described kinds of fuel
60 be delivered ut in such school buildings and
at such times may be specified by the Board or
its duly authorized committee or agent during the
season commencing September l. lSS5, and ending
May 81 1Ss6. The Board reserves the right 90 in
crease or decrease the amount OF fuel required as
hereinabove stated, As its interests or ne
reject any or all bids. Transfers of contracts or
of any interest therein are prohibited.
Each bid for above described work or merehan-
disc must be accompanied b. n bond on the part
OF the bidder. with two % good and sufficient
sureties, in sum amounting 20 at least twenty
five C25) per eentum OF the contract price Of the
article OF articles or work the bidder proposes TO
furnish or do in his said bid. and conditioned that
in case his bid is accepted by the Board of Educa-
ton. he VIII enter into contract with said Board
10 furnish such merchandise OF do such work in
accordance with the requirements and in the man.
ner and for the price mentioned in his bid.
All bids must be respectively marked Pro-
possl foT Madison Addition" or Proposal for
Privy Closets (naming school SchoOlsl or PRO
posal for fuel' and on exterior of sealed envel.
ope endorsed with the name and address OF tho
party or firm presenting the same. and addressed
and mailed or handed 20 the undersigned at his
Office. st the High School building. where he will
receive them during the usual business hours un-
I'll the hour of the anal day for their reception
first above stated.
By direction Of the Board Of Education.
2l7-22S-eX sun OTTO DREHER, Secretary
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Grading RGanGY Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY or ST. PAUL, Mimi, Aug. 4, 1855.
Sealed bids VIII be received by the Board OF
Public Works in ard for the corporation OF
the City of 81. Paul. Minnesota, at their Office
in said city, until II m. on the 18th day OF
August. 4. D. 1SS5, for grading Reaney street.
from EdgertOn street TO Payne Avenue. in
said city. according TO plans and speci-
ficotions on fle in the Office OF said BoarC.
bond with at least two (2) sureties I'm n
sum OF at LEASE twenty t20l per cent. OF the
gross amount bid must accompany each bid.
The said Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids
JOHN HARRINGTON. President.
Official:
R-L.GoRMAN, Clerk Board OF Public Works.
2l7-2@7
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
THE VOICE OF THE RAIN.

And who art thou? said to the soft-falli ng
shower,
Which, strange to tell. gave me an answer as
here translated:
1 am the Poem of Earth, said the voice OF the
rain;
Eternal Irise impalpable out of the land and
the bOttomless sea,
Upward to heaven, whence, vaguely form d,
altogether changed, and yet the same,
l descend to lave the drouths, atomies, dust
layers of the globe,
And all that in them without me were seeds
only latent, unborn,
And forever, by day and night, give back
life to my own origin, and make pure and
beautify it:
y or song, issuing from its birthplace, ia sa4teE
fullfillment, wandering
Recl1'd or unreck'd, duly !oyereturns-)
-NHlttW hitman,