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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

rIb. sn.gs. Bsrgn cs<y: shrasdss~ e<.e2xE
slsnTs RIB o. 80. clenf. t8I1H NhMy
ssendy 81 SIN. sugar fisr oeu4ed. No.
ssessy: cgnsrunn ana light, - .zoae<. yneA~
Ing anc butchers, fSibsss<.3o<
81. LoUls.
~ Lor,ss January la.-F1Dur nuchszfs4
" hVAi acrfxe snE sxfreufaiy we&ks -
reG assil. ssapsssc.: ssbsunTt st.-e1se1.
Corn aull and pfi1isruen
Lard IS a6asH 81. BuiA-mesi~'-lonss io.s-
i0ilE ricnffYfb 81. 40. aoorf-rtb. tf1u ~
gnB-l.oug GEAR SB.0o: sbsf; srsb, <ss7o.
I,JuIsyIl.LE-
l.or1sprL1E Jauuarr 1s.--9raln nrsf<e.
Nheai-En. 4rsd aac. Corn-->ew mixsa-
aas39c. OHi~-Sew 30 .uixsc. sac.
Prov isions STACY and uocilnnzsa
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. n e.. January 3s.-Tnrpno~
tine qulet NJ 55r. Koasu nrm strsiasc zhe..
good. soc. Tar nrm. CRUDE turpsntlne
sseney; hard. ga yslloS dip spt virxiA.
s3.sC.
nrIwxrErE. Janusry 1ss--Fi0ur anief.
y neai aieacy cash - C., lcDyuarr<
80. = 2esr frov.Siuis inwer Ms~-psrk-
Cnsf af IsuusYy $3.50. Prime slern la<o--
Casn or January. sn.n2s.
KEW YORK COTTON rU-UkKB.
Krx YORK. January iz.--custsn--eet rs-
ecfptk 2sc bales: ern-< receiptz Z Sfl sxl~<-
futurs cln<of dull. TUT H1rntty. s@ts4,
30 s0C haies: January, - 1*asb. 20 100
rusry sEg7ass go March sa.Se~ss.sF.
Aurl 81 saNsN ac Ms3 se.HD yu1,s ts.1te
g. ~. July 81 s0ssa.sI Auxnsi ~ 80
e9-es; September. ss.s5ae9.07. Ocso'ssr,
ss.sssss.a0.
COTTON Markets.
NORFOLK Va. January IBs--Co1to1 qEiei.
niiddling &c. Nsi rseslpts i.s4b t&ies;
grp-e receipts. ,snb haies. s1ook. Dol 3o
iissicE. saies. 80 bales cxporfs -cOs<oSi>e.
20 nales a. 0Teat Britain, - bales.
WILMINGTON =. g.. J~nunrf lE-cos-
ton firm: midiiinE, SIC. Sei reaetpsa tis
bales. gross rere ipts SiS bales sasss -
oases sock, IL .pse bales kxports-cotzi-
vise, bRisx: tirest britain - bstcs.
SAVANNAH, GA. January lo--tose8
firm; middiinG. IL lBc. Net rceeipA.
LIS hsief. gro~ reraipts. 1.i7r bsl.s.
Essles Ghr bales: EtOck. ". $40 >sics ca
portE- cOnEfwisa. HATES to thE Conti-
rent - bales a. Great friisin. -
Daiss - France, 1,Oa2 Deis1- -
AuOusTA, ia, January JA--cOtton qoi-
81 niidd ing 6p-l6c. ShIpnlsEts lss hsis<,
ssies 100 hates
CHhELKsrUS. =. C., January is.-oot-
t0l firm nliddiinG, lc. Net Feeeipes
ga hales. grSt Feeelpih. l,0sf DAies.
sslss soc bales stock. - .0ss hal-~. sx-
pOris--t0 C3rest Britain s.4Bo halek: 20 tns
Continent 4 ia bGies ctssstwfss. 80
bales a. France - bales
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FEs rORK CROOK NARKrr.

rTw YORK. Jaruzry 1s.-Tns s1ock
funrket opened 9iis morning win hut
slight eilRAgef and without 0ryel0pmen'
o. Hry new fetstfuc N The situation. a.
though lie news was o. D bnortsh teo-
denry Afsei zbf nrst h0uf Vigorous faid
aQainss shf whole iisf Uuh begun and kent
np al day. The c1nditiDn % the e0ai busf-
mas and tho Baltimore and ONO truuE-
line ficnf were used O. deprpas these sfOcss
and f,Yapgers and southern isstles Also. The
market ciOseG wiki fractional rally, DuA
81 81 averagp decline Tor - lead ms STOCKS
az shade iess shan per cent. Dui t.acks-
VHuua ~ Down ! and isiswRTe Hitc tiHo-
snn ~. vnlle North western. New Jenssg
Central Vapdertillis Oregon Trznsr0nti-
Mental Tnoiiic Mail. and Northern i'acific
Hrf frartinBe over ievsr. During the tiuie
Int ias market WIS weak 4 Wa acti ",
and vhcu steady 10 n-n 70 Was dnti. over
- Tler cent. ~ 10 day nuEfiIers ~ a2l goo
siiHfes We IN LRekEwana, 81. fhnl, Lake
shore and bic.
tn0a.-St0cEs active and hesvy. Money
las pef cent. ESchRnge-Aone &hJh,
snort 4He3, fsoVeynmeutE neglected.
Gsenfn0 .-ExchanRR, 4sf !, Money az
reT cent. sub reesurv palRnce~--tsoic.
slf0 Yea 600. currency Sl%.l4he0O Gov
enlmeuis dur 4 pei c0ntB. 1881 p1f
lEfa. had -Sfufp hon n f1rUl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
TyPe-sei,ins Tournaments.

~ telegraph 70 Lur -llhpA-cL-l
CHICAGO. JauUary Ia O-day The
third Of the tvpt-setilug tournanent.
cloees WIKI the following strings - 70
the credit Or the thlee leaders Barnes
total 10 date. t. - ems Nc-ann'
1855 Eudson. 1880. Levy comes
next with . total % Lib ems.
Barnes record Tor fine workmanship.
CONTINUES. and he /. the favorite by
heavy odds. Tonight II al hour and
8 mali. he sci a,0ll ems. which bea.-
he record. lie repeated ms feat Of
yesterday and ten ems better Bv sec.ug
~tt with hls lover case reversed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
HederRftnc IN the Soufh.


NOZZLE. January lS.-The weather
IL mOderatIns SLOWLY. This morning
the bay was covered for miles with ice
3 quarter Of al inch thick. and vessels
and tugs II the hA-bOr are ice-glAzsd.
Great Quantities Of fish nave been
washed ashore frozen stif.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, January b.
The weather Is much milder to-day
The Lowest temperature recorded AZ the
sIgnal-0tiice last night was - degrees.
During this afternoon II rose 70 - de-
grees. but slowly fell toward evening,
and the probabilities are that II vii GO
slightly below the freezing point to
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
THE REMOTALSALE

THE EEMOTAL-SALE
We HAVE INAuGCKATED
% ESPECIALLY INTERESTING
TO PEOPLE WHO RECOGEIZE THEFACf
T-EATTEE OCTER MATERIALO AsCIT
= NOT TIE SOLE CRITERION Up
vALUE. THIS CLASS or PROFILE =
TIE ONE TEAT GENERALLY TRADES
WITH Is. JUsT NOW VIZ AEE NAMING
PRICES ON PAR WITH TEE LOWEST
PRICED CLOTHING. WHY TO RE-
DUCE ORR ENORMOUS STOCK. TTIsAN
OPPORTUNITY FOR THOSE WHOM Ne
CESsITY COMPELs TO BY CLOTHES N
WHICH TEX ELM ESTs or TASTE
STYLE, FIT. AMI HONEST LABOR AND
TRIMMINGS AEE MERGED AT l4OWER
PRICES THAN THEY CAN ISL ALLY BE
BoJ CHI FOR TIKI ONLY THIN6 THAT
WI HAVE REDUCED - THK PRICE
TIKI SlCALITY, TIE STYLE = THERE
Ar USUAL, II u ONLY TEE PklCE THAT
-IlfE.Es. VIZ Won 7 WANT a SINGLE
GARMENT THAT 10 ~ OCR PRESENT
BOMB. And OH PEI CEs AEE CIT so
A TO ACCOMPLISH THIS
80 sEE ORR PRJCks on OEEK,0ATS.
80 sEE OTR Prices Oh SUITS
~ sac OH Prices On Under
WAR.
3f sEE OUR PIECES on HATS.
kfEkT kETiCLlE OFT N PRICE FROM
0CH FORMER kAPID-SEl4LISG PEICE,S
A. sAKs a CO..
TEX oEE-PMCE MALE urTFITTEKs.
Nou NJ Eeg Home
IA be 81
s1ola Main street.. slD0e Main street..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
a Legislative fnse~xiE.sssu.

COLUMBUS OHIO. January a.
The House Of Representative to-day
adopted q resolution and appointed a
special committee Of five members 10
investigate the charges made agsins,
four members Of the present House
that they accepted bribes to vote for
Henry Z. Payne for Inhed Sntes sens-
Tor while members Of the las1 General
Asaerahlr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

wrrf falss that be did not intend to
injure the Prince; and that distress
iErpeled him to threaten his Royal
Eigbness IN the hope Of obtaining
money. scntenre viii be passed upon
the prisoner Fridsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAEKEr.

Il ID W : -|-IIl y y " y Ia y
LANIAKi Is. I--G.
IN, weather las been to- cold 10 hand le
SAN pee o. tine tobacco pm tnerr nas
Oeeu good .nqui-s Tor uld. rich. medium
bright nnd red tiieF g. sEl2c.. and sevora
round lon nave been placed ~ these
figures. Some new hgignis were ra-nssrsd
~ thtnnt Resulting ~ Sales a. suction o.
2, ur y packages belonging 90 plauiers
lille There was some good color n IneAr
TIC oua--y haf beeL inferior. tne cutters
showing Co mach betier advantages thar
Am vrrrprra.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Of the furnace at the top Of the stack
While doing this he was overcome with
ems and iell hea6foremost into the fur
mace. His body was burned to crisp
before his feliow-worimen, whD saw
him fall, succeeded in pulling him out.
lie was alive when rescued. but died
after midnight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
Fire in ar. 1rcnsurS Enisaiss

- = ." -" IIFt-tTII49I
HAsHiNGTON, January IA fire
broke out to-day IN The waste-paper
room IN the sub-bssemeut OF the Ires-
slTy building. which adjoins ths room
II which H stored distinctive paper
used II the manufacture Of United
states notes. II created considerable
excitement among The employees IL that
part Of the building, VINO are mostly
females. but was sxtInguIshed before
any damage was done beyond burning
.arge amount Of waste-psper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

KAsHISoTox, January l2-Hary
{. Aiiign, mSiling-clerk m the CITY
Posi-ohis, was arrested BY the post
ofhce inspectors n { O'clock this mgrD-
nc, charged wrlh ritiiag the mails. AT
The time Of has arrest Eve letters were
ioaDd upon his person, three Of which
nae been opsnsd and robbed of . ton
ooiins nois, chsrk, and . psstsl order.
1hs is<isrz we're taken frrn tins Official
h'sA. and wsrs addressed 70 the Ssors-
hry q - Trmaury, he Unissd 9kstsa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

~ S"t"tENEI % JIG Dtsp2lrh.I
LITTLE ROCK, ARK, January IL.
A tire here last night destroyed tina
residence Of Rufus Williams. His
family, consisting Of his wife and sir
Children, were al N bed nj the time,
and wa with great difficulty that
any Of them we're rescued. One of the
children, boy eight wears cid. h was
impossible 10 rescue, and he psrishsd
IL The fiameE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

ib3 belrsrApL 70 Lht Dsp6acL-i
HAZLETON, Pa, January John
Rungesser and Edward BIleck, TWO
carpenters. while walking on the
Lehigh- Valley railroad track above
Mauch Chunk tins morning. were
struck BY 4 passing tram and both ID
stsutly killed. their bodies beng hor-
ribly mangied. They had their ears
covered on account OF the intense cold.
and dad not hear ths train approaching.
Both WERE married and leave large iam-
hes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
Hts Blaze fn Montreal.
BY teleg-Hpn 70 the pispatrn.

MoSTzEAI- January ia TIRE
broke out II =. & L Il. Thompson s
hardware establishment shortly AFTER J
O'Clock tins morning, and spread with
startling rxpidIty to the cIgxr-mGnuiacsn-
ring establishment Of Fischel a Co., on
the other size Of the street, and Mount
Royal vrnsgAr-works Of BOurrert Tour
cot d Co. These buildings were COM
plstely Quilted. Tina flames also spread
20 the Canadian Rubber Works build
ing, but were extineuishsd. The tire
was cot under control about O'Clock.
and by daylight u was extinruishsd-
The loss aggregates half million of
dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
TIE Cantsnssa Cssa Snap
lBr lelegrsph % .l,s plaDerrn.

by telegraph 10 the Dispstch.l
WAsHINoT0s, January la.-This
morning was the coolest OF this winter.
The Thermometer At the signal-ofiioe
registered zero. Then the wezfhsr
began 10 moderate, snd 1t 3 o'clock
the tsmperzture was 10 above. A rise
Of fron 20 10 Is asgrsss n expscssd
by tp-mor7pW afternoon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
Enssis and tia taxfess.
ky cahle b ths piaralen /

ROME, January l3.-RusSus has
asked the Vatican 10 reopen Degosis-
lions for closer relations between that
country and the Vatican. X is be-
lieved that Russia wishes to counserzrt
The intimate relations n present exist
me- Detwecl the Vatican and Prussia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

BAL1INOEE. January l3.-FoT TWO
Gays past the pOrt Of Baltimore has
been blockaded by ICE. except for heavy
steamships. Ice Is reported very firm
as far down the chesapeake bay a.
SharI island. sixty miles below thu
city. The result is barren ma-ke;s
and large increas, IL the price Of ar
cies o. food which are supplied u whole
or j. part by way Of tn bay.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
An Assayer CsnFtrted sr Emhexxfe.
ment


WASHINGTON, January l3.-The
Treasury Department is informed that
Norman Il. Camp. formerly asSayer IN
charge Of the Rsssy-office at Boise CITY.
Idaho xho was removed ID April last.
nas been convicted at BOISE City OF en-.
oezziing 1880 Of the funds Of that
Office, and sentenced to five wears in-
prlsenmeri and 10 pay 4 fine Of
sl0D,0h. The Department Of Justice
has instituted proceedings to recover the
deficit N ms accounts from ms bonds
men, VINO are residents Of tins cftr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
III FEATHER REPORT.
~ Telegraph % the Dispatch.

NAsHINGTOE, January IL 4.
A-I0T tie Middle AtlQHtic Sues.
fCrr ursG-her. rariQjle uiudG. ~.slnc
fOtloUeG ~ falling bar0meic1.
For the SOuth AIQHtie Sa.ea.
rcrRe7. Jar uea,her, uinds GENERALLY
northsaa 10 southeast. falling bar0me-
r.r.
FoT Richmond and rIeiaUy. fG5r.
ram e. Ued1her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
EAITIMfJKE-
RICHMOND CROCK ExUHANeE

BAITIMnI.E. January 1A.-VirEinlR -
console % new li-sp =. apa: New rs % p.
North Carolina - Old Ilba. Bi0 to-day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

cEEwNzxe KosE. q ?. H. spunsussn.
en skse ~ fwe nwsii,nc- hagaD os opU1
u<EuEt
j. xn0MrNuN snOwE 4 Ca. ar r..
twe GnaIi hRsek 6uollinon anH . xnrnat
NJ "a fox11nR oGBesk
GDcno1 -. nAxoL 49, A. - sennus~sa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

EAsToS. PA, January ls.-Mzt-
fhsis becksr met with horribie ds.sh
izss uigha II Befhleken Iron Works,
where be wzs smpicysd Shortly sfssr
II s'cisck h. basxa b lpwsr sks bslI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

rrTTlk KEpORT

" uuOla F.Ds q 76sf5 superr q
gssg3 %. extra 81 758Ss family s4s
s. 70 pEtgu- family. country Sc a0z3H 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
Iae mocksae and ~. Effects


NORFOLK. January l3.-The steamer
Essex, from this port TO Fredericks-
burg, returned. having been unable TO
reach her destination on account Of the
ice IL the RappahsnnOck river. She
was spoken by the steamer MISSIONER,
from Baltimore 70 fredericksburg.
winch reported four large schoOners
ashore IL Cold Winter hGrbor. near
Point Lookout, al the mouth Of the
Potomac
The steam-tuc ". 7. Taylor, while
gong down 70 the schooner Amelia
Hearn, struck q large CAKE Of ice, which
stove 8 hoie IL her bow.
The oyster inspection steamer Chess-
peSke Is laid W until the Ice-blOckade
Is broken.
The steamer Cape Charles was the
oniy passenger steamer running Out Of
TINS port to-day.
EIDCRAIE OF TIKI PORT OF EALT1-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
VII ss~rfs, ke~tra.

L0SDOS, January l3.-Ths Ear OF
Csrnaryon, Lor6-Lieutsnsnt Of Ireland,
vii shortly resign The viseroyshiP
VIII be left IN commission viii Lord
TichbCrne, Chancellor Of Ireland,
presiding ~ the castle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
The Ei.csnssses sf sse Prime ~


LONDON, January 1.-THE case of
John Eagee, charged with attempting
to procure money from the Prince Of
Wales by writing thrsssening lsrtsrS,
came up for srial fs-dsy- The prisoner,
By advice OF ms counsel. pleaded
guilty to thu charge. He dsciazed thss
fhs ssstemsuts csatsinsd N The lsfzsrs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

WTDNEsDAY. January is. 1886,
EAIEs-TIRsT BOAED.-sI, z2B.3o Virginia
new gsai bes & 0sG.C7 new Deferred ~
III. oOp Gsorg is Pacific III Gsai loo 1.ooC
DO O. l0c. 1000 Western &ortn CRr0iina
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Treasurer, aud the Commissioner OF
Patents. Allieer confessed that hehad
been rifiing the official mails Tor the past
FIVE months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

EECILpTs.
AZ RnanDke WErrhnuae. - bales
llnrEri s.ency
QUOTATIONS..
--EI07 20 Soon MlDuLIEG --g1<G.
81 .U.-l. F.. 30
-TII ~T Low M-Du1.-EG -ekc.
Low ALuI4-E6 F.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14
1shn Shersss1 EseesSA-
IBy tesegTsD1 " the unsKn.cn I,

C0IrNBus, O.. January ls.-rhe
Senate and Eouse, N joint session, Il
noon to-day slsclsd John Sherman 10
The United STATES Senate. 1t rsouised
= votes 70 elect. Sherman received
- votes and Thurman c..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

NV foEK, January ls.-rhs Hud-
son river vS frozen ssl,dly across dis
morning n iar xeuth Is spuyssn Duyvil.
Along she shore theirs sss hugh hs.ks
Of caked ice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Tae FeG.her IN Richmond Tesss-dau
trGS pcrtly CLOUDY and cold. but warner
Ehan for fer days before.
p0uUe NJ 1TIs--y,,o,,yf.~ Teo<..So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Mean temperature
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-01-14

Ths surcesssnn stu ssnnkruptcy Fretsia.
ssan-4Onrtia asn UaFisai~-rhs owsseos FAR
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-02
How Honest Men Accumulate
Property.

From the 0ttumwa Courier.
We deem it entirely safe to gay that
nine-tenths of all men over 40 years
OF age to-day who are considered
wealthy in communities where they
reside commenced life poor, counted
with care every dime they earned, and
carefully guarded and ecouomized that
dime. They made their wealth in the
same way that is open to every Amer
lean youth of the land. We do not
forget that some may have made
their wealth by questionable and
wrongful methods in part, and where
that is the case envy them not, we
certainly do not. We are of those
who believe that ill-gotten gain brings
a curse sooner or later, the trail of
the serpent lies within it. Happiness
may sit beside the table OF the wealthy,
dwell within the richly adorned bed
chamber and ride at the side of the
occupant of the cushioned and state
ly carriage, but oftener it sits about
the frugal meal of the Industrious, pa
tient toiler, whose comfortable home
and surroundings dispense the good
things acquired by honest toll, econ
omy, sobriety and sterling life Of
practical morality. The builder Of a
good life is the most successful fortune
builder-yea, more, is the only success
full fortune builder, all Others devote
more or less time to chase ate: n
will o. the wisp. Sobfiety is a letter
patent, which if properly worked and
supplemented with honesty and i'll.
dustry, will builo a good life
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-02
Mississippi Editorial Compli-
mentS

Southerners always take their poll
tics piping hot" This is the cease even
with the prohibitory question. In Mis-
sissippi, where this issue is exciting and
dividing the people, two jackson
editors, Messrs. Martin and Gambreli.
are ardent in the 'dry" interest, and
have had vehement discussion with
Editor Wright OF the Vincksburg Her
aid, who represents the wet party
The Jackson editors went down to
Vicksburg and piacarded the walls
with flaming posters, in which, among
other remarks similarly emphatic and
candid, they said this of Editor
Wright:
''When he disappears beneath the
vile green scum where he belongs, and
his warty and diseased soul goes to
its black home, all hell will shudder
with horror at the intrusion, and the
demons will draw aside their rocking
garments less they be polluted by his
infectious touch. The words fscoun,
drel, liar 'blackguard, coward
and cur, which have so often been
applied to him, are the most fuIsome
flattery."
The Jackson editors have been put
under-bonds to keen the peace.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-02
How Our Continent Grew.
From the Industrial World.

From the Industrial World.
The opinion was expressed by an
eminent American scientist, in re-
cent lecture, that the North American
continent had the beginning of it's for
nation in islands of matter rising out
OF the immense ocean, which grew UNI
til they finally touched each other
Many OF these islands were volcanoes
that threw up matter that had formed
below the surface of the water, and
were larger below the water than
above it, The Hawaiian Islands have
had many volcanoes, and were much
formed by them. Their whole area
above the sea is no more than that of
the State of Massachusetts,, but their
combined bases must be equal to the
whole of New England and New York
united. Thus the original islands of
the American continent could easily
have been made to enlarge and Join
each other, and the granite rock so
abundant wa doubtless once erupted
from volcanoes, like flowing lava.
Among the first volcanic islands must
have been Greenland, Canada, east of
Winnipeg, the Atlantic district, the
Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Ne
vada; but as the islands rose and en-
larged, great depressions would natur-
ally commence and go on, and in this
way the depressions of Hudson's Bay,
the Mississippi Valley and the Salt
Lake and Nevada basin was formed.
These depressions would fill with mas
sive sediments, which would eventual
~ become rocks, and the depressions
would have saucer or platter shape.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1886-09-02
A Frenchman,s View of Ireland.

Philippe Daryl in Paris Temps
You no sooner set foot in Kingstown
than you feel yourself at once in a
country very different from England.
The contrast is as striking as the
aspect ofDover compared with Calais.
The language, it is true, is the same,
but then there is the brogue The
Custom house officers are English, the
policemen are also English, and the
soldiers are dressed in English red
coats, but the people are no longer
British and their manners still less so.
Everybody is shouting and gesticulat.
ing in style which has nothing Anglo
Saxon about'it. 0utbursts of laugh
ter and sallies OF wit take place on the
slightest pretext Bright black eyes
and chestnut locks abound on all
sides. One might imagine himself
at Nantes or Bordeaux. The passen-
gers are perhaps still less English than
all the rest. That lady with the
pale face and dark hair may for the
ria, but certainly she has no. dropof
Anglo-Saxon blood in her veins. That
gentleman in the gray ulster evidently
had his clothes made in London, but
his flesh and bone are OF different
origin. As for the little man in bluck
squeezed up in the corner, not only is
he Catholic priest, but you need to
hear him TO convince yourself that he
il not a Bias Breton fresh from the
Seminary of Saint Brieuc. On arriv-
ing at Dublin the Frenchman is sur
prised to find the cabmen at the sta
ton so lazy and indifferent. In Lon
don you no sooner descend than
half o dozen hansons are how
ering round you. In Dublin the
cabmen are either sleeping or handy
ing jokes with one another, needless
of customers; they seem to argue that
as you must want their services, they
need not 60 out OF their way to offer
it to you. However, in the matter of
fares they are just as INSCRIPTIONS as
cabmen elsewhere Dublin is more than
a capital; it is the foyer of distinct
nationality. Everything you see and
come across is Irish. The statues are
of Irish patriots. the signboards OF the
shops are Irish, the goods are all la
beled Irish, and the green flag floats
over the city hall. Visit the muse,
ums, and you will find patriotism
takes the precedence over art in all
the paintings and portraits. The spir-
it of home rule reigns everywhere. A
people with such souvenirs. and who
foster them with such jealous care,
must triumph one day or another.
The Dublin ladies are pretty, well
made and vivacious, and they dress
themselves almost as well as the la
dies of Paris The men all carry
heavy bludgeons in the shape of walk.
ng.sticks.