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, 1886-10-29
Eight Persons Burned ALIVE.

LOUISVILLE. o y A Times special
gives drtalls of the horrible burning Ut
e,slt people in a cabin near FLAT Rock.
Knox county, Ky. on Tuesday. WIN
Poe. a farmer, went away from home ON
business, leaving his wife. FIVE young
children and two young ladies Of the
ncighhorhood-Miss Alice Carnes and
Sallie Adams. During the night the
house burned and all the inmates per
ished. aud their remains were found next
day bv the husband ON his return 1t is
not known bow the cabin caught fire, hut
the mother Remains were found c%lasping
Those Of her baby and some bed clothes
near, which showed that an effort had
been male to extinglish the fire. The
remalns vi the Others were found in the
ruirs
, 1886-10-29
Foreign Affairs.

SOFIA, Oct y AT a private meeting
at Tirnu,a uf deputies belonging to the
government party. it WIS unanimously
delded To adhere tn the governments
policy toward Russia. Gen Kaulbar-
~rrlegr,phed to the regency. advising the
rllslmg of the state siege at Soht and
Narna The Russian council at Narna
threatens To order tie Russian wal ships
10 bnmbarl the town unless the project
permits the free access of Russo Bal
rarian parIisins 10 the Ru.sian consulate
or il he tries 10 pre-, cut the landing of
sailors from war ships Members Of the
sobrarj are preparing to eleet u regent 90
replace Karavcl,tf
LONDON. Oct 2S.-The steamer Ror-
drrcr. irnm Boston, colld, with the
Minerva in the Thames. The latter vessel
sunk aud seven persons were drowned
The Durlerer sustained no damage
Lord Lyitun will succeed Lord Lyons
us Brush ambassador 10 Paris.
Lord l.ons'lalc : %cullier- who have been
on a strike. have resumed WORK pending
arbitration.
DUBLIN. Oct Is Tho Enjtpi Lr,i,taJ
tells Irish tenants that the time Tor on
llent endurance is pissed. and says il is
nnle Tor them IN stan up and hSht hirI.
hitting from the shoulder. Uniuni-is, it
II says. have been in power for slx IN nths.
ami have not made an attempt Ia sup
press the %tion,l League. which j.
stronger, more active and more rrsuluit
than ever, m laughs al the government f.,
devices. buster aud threats The paper
taui,s the government with being afraid
To use cue rrinn.
BlRi.iN. OF. -. Able Collin, editor
Of ihe Lo o1is, Published At Metz, ha.
brcn indicted for trial for attacking tn,
judges concerned in the recent sentcncinl
Of Ahbe Cnbunrct Tor invoking divin,
protection of the French army Il,rl
schulz. editor Of the Bonlnrg .hDrnni
has been sentenced To one mouth i'm
%prisnnmcut for attacking the b .vnriar
III nisters dealing with the late Kin
Ludwig.
At Trirb,re. III the Black forest, til.
house of a miller named Sisset was de
,troycd by lire. The miller. with lou
children and a servant were burned l.
ashcs. The remains were buried in on
grave.
, 1886-10-29

On account OF the hard times and scarci
ty Of mouey, B. Hcllman has made a big
cut in the prices Of his Immense stock OF
clothing. Overcuats f,"m Sc III. and
suits FROM S6 So up He has also the
largest stock of furnishing goods. boots
and shoes. hats and caps. trunks and
valises, blankets, etc. that can be found
III the territory. excepting none. and these
go"ds are not barred ont of the cut ON
clothing. Boys AMI chill lrrn's clothing
low. Give him a call and be CON
WINGED.
, 1886-10-29

san Francisco, OFT. 2S.-The steamer
san Pablo arrived to day with Hong
Kong dates to Oct >, and Yokohama To
Oct 10. Joseph Llcruse. an accompllce
ut Betram. the Hung Kong forger, has
been iuuni guilty and sentenced to ten
Years imprisonment Though cholera in
Japan is somewhat ahatinp, the mortality
is still luxurious From Sept ~ 10 Ocl.
:. there were COLA new cases, and 1 AIS
deaths In Toxic i~3 new eases occurred
and 4n9 deaths. The returns inr four
weeks ending Sept. -, gives "a. 9OS cases,
and 23,074 deaths, an average mortality
Of uYnr % ner cent
, 1886-10-29

VIII be given by the City B md Monday
night, Nov. /, 1886.


Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of the chief engineer OF the Union
Pacific railway, at Omaha, Nebraska.
until the evening of Monday, the LIST day
Of November, for the grading. bridging.
tracklayiny and surfacine OF the Union
Pacific X Western Colorado railway in the
valley "t Blue river, in Colorado, about
fjrty miles.
Protlrs and plans can be seen at Office
of chief engineer, Omaha, after October
25.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. ) Il CALLAwAY.
General Manager Union Pacific Railway.
, 1886-10-29

CHICAGO. Oct 2s. -Cattle- Receipts,
10 900; market steady, shipping steers,
$50 to l.5U0 pounds, 81 2O(a :. 30: stock
ers aud feeders. 81 OOlo3 So; through
Texas cattle II shade lower at 81 25lg
3 %; Western rangers, sluw but steady
feeders, - sOgd2 -; natives and hall
Iqeeds. s. OO.d3 %; cows, - 5O(a2 20.
wlntered Texans, - SOFA 3 -; Northern
rAngers-Wyoming feeders, l,DlO to ! ,o6o
pounds. 81 suCa2 S5i Montanas, l,34i
pounds. 50 40
S~heep-Rrceipts 5000, market steady.
natives. - OO(o 3 S.; Western. - 40 a
). ~; Texans, = lo(a3 20; lambs, 50 90
al 90.
, 1886-10-29
NEW LOCAL NOTICES.

MIR. f. G. Sanford, representing John
Wananlaker, Philadelphia, the largest
retail clothing and merchant tailoring
house in America, is in the city and is
stopping at the Inter Ocean. Mr.. San
ford has with him an exceedingly choice
line OF samples, embracing over two hun
died and fifty different patterns, and will
be glad to see all who may be in need Of
clothing.
, 1886-10-29
uthstNc.

New YORK. Oct ~ 1856.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
OF the STANDARD llyro carbon Fuel com
will be held at 1856 Broadway. city
Of New York. at 3 p ~, Of Monday.
Dec. 6. 1855, for the e~lection Of trustees
aud 9th, PURPOSES.
AMOS +. LEARNED, Secretary.
, 1886-10-29

The ladies OF the Congregational church
and society will have an entertainment on
Thursday and Friday evenings. Supper
ea"h day FROM q to 10 Supper 25 ceuls.
OYSTER, ice cream and cake extra. In
connection with the supper there will be a
flnrN failn
, 1886-10-29

Best 81 house in the city. Board and
lodging by the week $3.50. X. OF l..
men will find this a good house.
Z. 4. HALL, Proprietor
, 1886-10-29

As the greatest pain destroyer, st
jacobs Oil heads the list.
, 1886-10-29
~ -.

WANTED-A Young girl tor general
hcuscwork in family of two. Call for two
days. Twenty third street, between Van
Lennon and Maxwell.
, 1886-10-29

MINING Location Notices at Leader office
Neat assortment of visiting cards at the
Leader office.
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- e@On 9ieIen pirb es aufgefaIlea
iein, baB bic Gias nub 3peisD oaarsgfos
ten INNER 5erfeBter tueroert, urb oaB
man fallnt nod cine IN BITE 0ano be-
tornnat, bic mod einigermabe1 a%nftdnoig
ausitebt. Dies bdngt batnit 5%uiararaetl,
baB bas S@oBantt, uni tnebrS ilberoolz
!ars tn ben gertebr gu brtngen, f9ou
fett ettpa Sabresfrtf ole fDl9e 9toter,
tuelde bet ben bfertli4elt Gaiiett etitges
ben, 5urldbebdlt uub tie aus benz Wers
tebr aiebt. tpie bies frii9er fdcr nit ben
@tas unb 3tuei.S olarsstoter Der Mathis
1albarltetl gei9eRett TT. DIE etrtgebettz
ben fletuen 9oten, tDerben, Tim bic
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Martin Srpns.

o-,. ~ M .
YIN fpnrDiger Sertreter per Sntggts
q SaOor 10 ipr fragsrer Gngrer IN vi.
Sou's, per oleoere Ntarfln Sroas, per
q! Pot aaraem 1o9ar 5lerilt9 9foBe
GusltWI DarauI pane, Der 9ea@!oiger
gDupellg.s aI meroen. SSr e1ii9er
5sI psl!gmano er DoH per Sllolage,
tUsn! lstHs 2rOeasgeHonen anI PIE
.aIl.g NJ Soss gsIemH.sa pgSeI, oon INN
sIMe ausE pig VelOer 5u per-
seMgsa, ps1gs magIeaO peg 9roBea
SHItss as 9HIertlgnngsoellfage Thr
#9se SllIssr 9el INN eLn9elauIe1 marert.
ga anD nog ellle Moregnuitg gu oers
sanssn, wes .ageIa.g. Segl Dlro DON
HDslu9lsM yslIM IeaIuH Ss0as upg eln
an9sres 0elW!g1gen er3agl1, meiges
rsgt 9eel9aet ~, oe1 e9araeter otetes
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@as &err @utpberl9 inter n3em=
pereaav nerffehf.

@or eintgen Wo9en madten mir
unfere &anbbemerfunset1 au einert Sir
cular BoDberlp's, in tDelGem er ben
Mitgliebern feines Srbens a1empfabl,
eiaen grdBli9 I9ntlftigeu uub bombas
fif9en Glib abaulegeu, Ibur9 ben fie
fd als Wnbdnger Der 3emperen3 Be-
tennen %ipllten. Mir foitrter ri9t l1r1s
bin, infer @rifaune1r oariber aus3us
britden, tDie aud ieBt nod beutf1e
Nrbeiter fi6 gu. einer Organization ball
ten f6nntetl, bte fi@ ut,ur1tpunber au
ben @runb!dben ber fanatiI9en @aHer>
muder betenrt. @inern 2efer Der
n5reiet greRe" In 9puifon, tpel9er
Ser Mprtflbrer Der bortigen 6eutI9en
Nrbeitsritter gu fein i9eint, gefielen
unfere biesbe5igli9en Nuseinanberiebs
ungen ni9t, unb er bertbeibigte linen
9egeniiber ben Starbpunet popberlp's
aufs t5drmfe.
@s banoelte ft9 babel f9IieBli9 nm
bic aufafung beg 8egrifes rSempe=
ren51 tpobei es ii@ %berousfelte, bob
iener 9oufoner ginfenber ut1fere 6eutz
f@e MuHafung ienes 8egrifes tbeilte
utb au9 BON pouberlp bas @lei9e
porausfeBte. W6re biefe 8orausiebuug
5utreHen6 getpeien, 6anrt bdtte ct
&e@t gebabt urb gegen feline Ausfibs
rut1gett bdtte fi9 Ni6ts einuenbeu
lafen.
Mie es aber 6afnit febt, 6as aebt
aus benz 8eridte aber ein Snterbietp
berbor, tpeIGes Bic in pbiIabelphio ers
i9einenoe Shines" foeben per6ffents
li6t. Gin &eporter 6iefes 8iattes
bate pDn6erIp aufqefudt. nm i'm
iber ieine Steaung sur probibttion
ars5ufpri9en. ST erbielt 6orauf ben
folgenben 8ef1eib:
uS9 babe aietnaIs in uteiuen 2ebeu
eitter Sropfett beraufAenber getrdufes
iber Die 9ippen gebradt unb babe bas
Der aud ti9t Die entferntefe Sbee, pb
mir Der @enuB berfeIben 3uiagert tuar6e
ober ni6t. Maei1 i9 babe Bic Wirfuns
gen Der berauf6euben Getrdttte geie.
ben unb 5as gentigt mir bo1fontmett.
Dian bat mir beute mitgetbeilt, bic
Bierbraler bdtten fi6 aufammengetban,
um bic nGnigbts of 2abor" tueger III
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Da bieie Trage oft 8e(tellt mtrb; wpleR
mir etnfah fa8en, baE Re tineI Dame III,
bic es fi4 fell 80 SdHren our aafsube mad.
te, Grauenfranfbeitea 1haaptfddIiH aober
3inberfrantbeiten 3a ifubiren. Gle bat
bic 3onftitntiof urb bic HebHrfniHe bieier
3abIreidea IRlaieai beipnbers seprhitl Iunb
dls Reiultat praftiIder tRenhtnife nnS
i@rfabrung, welde fe I'M Qatfe sifea Wiens
fdenatterS ole &rdnfsnpfleSerin unb Gr5t
seiau1uelt, hat fe ben SOOTHING SHrup
dls beipnberes Maittet fir 8abnenbe Rinber
aulatmtnenseiett. Dteie Waebiait bat cine
itaaii&e @irtnng - fe sibta NAabe iirb
@eIunbbeit nnb erhdlt bffenen 2eib. Sn
.Tolse bieier Mebijin III 6raa @insfcm
peltberabmt 9erpcrben ale Wchlth6tertn
Der Rinber. l1nb bic 3inber trerber grcB
unb banten ibr bafir. slu9 in bieier @tabt
bat Fe bic 3inber 3u Dant Serpni&tet.
@rcbe Quantitdten bes Spcthing Gnrup
werben biertdglt@ nertanft unb nerbrou&t.
@ir 8lanben, Wers. @inslDuc bot lid
bura btelen 9Nrtitel uafterbli& eemo&t
unb MFR linb aber3eugt bu6 bur&5 beniels
BEN Tauienbe Spt, 3ilbern serettet tuurben
unb baB Miaicnenr benielbsti nod NIT
Grfcds ~gebrauGen merbea. Seine Mlutter
BAT ibre BfliHt Ieethan, ireni fe nidt
Mrs.n@ inslou'sf @rpthiHs SpruS a.s
iDanbte. .8eriu4tes 2lae-l Babies Riitcy
SEEN Ocrf. = gu nerfdnienn BET allen
Drussifen. ~ Is Gents bic Glaide. 8
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yntereHante Grfabrmuaet.

Der M0beIbdnbIer Siram Cameron in 80.
lumbus, Ga, madt feline g%rfabrunsen tn fol.
GENDER @eift betannt: set brei Sabren
Sabe i6 iebss etiimitfsI fit gassn. un6 Sic.
rsnleiosa bsrfa9t 6as !f9 i'm 9aasel beiaost.
aber obus GrfOIs, bic i4 enOli9 Electric Bit
ters sebraudte. SD nabm 8 Glafden unb bin
iebt gantli9 eebeiIt un0 balte electric 8itters
fur ben beteu 8~lutreiniser in ber @elt. Maior
Y. y. &etb son @ef 2ibertb, H., gebraudts
@lsstric 8itters gegeit Ianse befebenbe 9ierea.
affection unS fagt: sgi6ts bat mir 70 sebolfeu,
aI9 electric Bitfers.1
8ertanft gu 80 Gents bic SIaTds Bel u,
IDret5.
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sssan Ginbsreaa edluh etpre

fino neae @aarelu seiil,tlgetrDffen Tir Bic
beborftebenbe Grabia brss@ais
ION. Mir habett iirs bur9 ben N11.
.geufGein. babot Aber3eugt bdB bieie
Maareu: 9anietts ttr6 .&inbersS 1nbe,
.Gerreni9ube &C., bas Bette FaSa mas
ies i'm biefieett Marfte sDTerirt atuurbe.
Die NuswabI lit febr rei9baltig nnb bic
.9reiie ftnb ieoetn 8ebirfuib ott8emeFen.
Mer elegattes u,tb baAerbaftes G9ubs
5eugY tragea MIL Der gebe gum
@inbtreTId @9MbsStDrg
gde 0DuftonifraBe & Slpe. 6.
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0as eprenfeTm nit e@lamde,t.

sIle perfoneu, Sic NIT etnem g6tau@
ai iprenfeln tpini9en, tperbett erfn9t,,
out unferer Office unt bic nptbtpetibige
2icens auf Elm Sdbr ein3utoutmen, 6as
am 1. Wtat IS. anfdngt. Cine fpes
5ielle State 1T auBer benz Mafer. gum
9nasgebrau@ fir Bermenbung zines.
S@laudes sn sablen.9 s'A
Wafferperts Go m pa n ie..
13,6,4p
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Gines Gapttatus alitfltdae Gutbeduta

Capt. Coleman, edoner 8esmoatb, Der
stpif9en Mtlantie 9th iab Stein gort fabrt,
lit 70 beftig an Suften, baS eer nt9t f9Iafen
tonnte Or tuurOe b~ernnlabt, Dr. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY sesen atssebring gu berfu9en. Els
beri@afte i'm ni6t nlr 4aagenblidli9e 2inbe>
ruus, fonbert beiltel Tim aud bic ipun6e BrnF.
Seine Rinber tpdfen In gIeideri @etfe dffairt
nnb eine einsige DofB 6dtte BET linen benfelben
saten grfoIg, Or. Riags essp DiscoSery 1T
nun bds SarpttnitteI I'M &oIemanf9 den 9Sauss
bait titbi AM Bot0l besi SdoaeY8.
@~robeFaf6en biefss. NittetB gratis in u
Dreib, Mpotbefe..t a29 AiH
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Sn Swaniea, Wales, fanb bic
~@iDiltrauung Der 5rau Mbefiaa BATH
NIT benz Si9nor NieeIini ffatt. Sic
@eremonie fanb i'm Bureau bes fram3b,
if6en 2oniuls ftdtt.
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Cages : W~enisfeitem.
& MIA n B..

grDBe Nn3a1l DDit Ne1pluttDre1, Nft<
trdgen u1o Petitioner por. Inter If
men befan6 fi@ Elm Mntrag auf gnts
i@dbigung BON ben Na6fommer bes
General Solution, fit @igentburt,
tpel9es tndbrenb ber Expedition gegen
Utah I'm Sabre 1857 bei9lagnabntt
apurbe. gbntuttbs erfIdrte fi1 fit bic
Mblebnnfg bes Nntrags. Selter ers
fldtte es iebo9 fur cine S1md6 uno
59anbe, berartige MnIprii9e erft 20
bis 80 Sabre su Deridleppen unb bin<
aus3ui@ieben unb fie baum abaupeiien
auf ben grunb bint fe fe;sn beridbrt
unb beraltet. Ser Nntrag tpurbe i@liebs
lid angenDmmen.
= SIN &eprdlentantenbauie fam bas
Sabres > Budget Der Nasgaben fir Den
&ongreB, bic Naturalization nub bds
Suiti5meiet aur 8eratbmng. Na@ elmer
ldngereu Abf@meifung tber bic gibils
bienfrefDrm tpur5e bic @eneralbe6atte
gei6lDien, bic Mbftimmung uber hos
@eieb iebo@ bertast.
= @eneral Miles bat bon galas
bafas, M. 80, aus an. bas Griegss
bepartsment telegrapbirt, baB er BEN
feinbli9en &pa9en bart auf ben 6erien
iBt unb 6aB er lie enttpeber ein3ufatls
gen, D6er fie bp6 1ninbeiiens iber bic
@rense in ben rnerifanif9en Stat
Sonora au treiben ibofte. Set 8eginn
Der leBtea unrltben t6bteten bic Mpa9en
ID friebli9e Nnfiebler, tpel@e fte una
~bemafnet iiberraf9tem.
Sn MtDntgomerp 1T bic pon 722
Selegate1 bef9idte bentotratif1e9 taats=
Gonnention bon Mlabatna 3ufammen=
getreten. STR bic Mominotion surn
@ouberneur finb bier &anbibaten aufz
getreten.
Mie fi6 iebt berausfteut, bate
Bopberlb IN @Iebelarb auf Der 9onz
bention Der Gnigbts of 2abor uirfIi@
iett gntlafungsgeiu@ eingerei9t. Oils
Gruub CAB Ct 5u groBe Nrbeitslaf,
unbart un6 al1geredbte Mugrife an.
grslieB fid iebn9 tberrebet at bleibett.
bot man inn cine @ebaItss
erb6bung BON ben bisberigen $1500a pf
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oenen o~emotHhat;oe sgty;fer merhsn H.
In BEN mdGfen Soaett fnIaems =
81. - $500
a.. m,ssa
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Ivy. nnI1gsM ausseol9WeI. Hle NuIs
saylsa@ Ssallgl1sa s1Da lUO paaler, wO'
oDH el9lge lo9al nleoergeofaam muir,
SsH. gs lsa. ~ y gsl!lSea Sulamtt1ellz
oss. nma psI ppu5sI,. WSptt azo. Der
lg1DsF oSlDuaoetl sm1reen.
gis PDnsslsn aIwuHsn nn gID9eM
Sw p. m aai y.saasag6 sIg.eusm IseDg
psA Cslsyl, lng.tM .xoIeOelgetumgsIogel
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Dead Shot Gereip @orm 2int,
tneut tpirft fiber unb f9nea. 9iefes Eminent
tobtet bic @iirmer dusenbIidii6 bGltV GIiegen
ab unb beiIt bic Wuube. Saa Mafer aufgeloR
if es elm aisse3ei6netes 8eilntitteIgesen trgenb
tueI@e @un6ea beim Nieb. Nreis 30 Gents.
1rdparirt unb gum Bertauf Bel u. 9r eff,
Gan Mntonio. 1875 tutp-
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Die 46nisin Dietoria bat lire
Sanction CUR a%ufl6iung bes parlamtei1.
ties ertbeilt.
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Nilfcn
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@ynukE [sktT

unb S1asaHta.
Eus bisieu ltrIaae1 eaiiieHen Gretrtertel alIer
a.ranffeiten hes NleniMerSef4lehtB. 6clgeuhe
5enrtprae setsen neren Daietr an: Mtp1etttrer=
fsst, TRIGGER &fabL9ane, &opftreb init Mebels
feff 4eAteiDtgfeft tsad, oetn Gfistts. Mb1ets
i~teetgan9, 4gmfftpBet ttn@ BET MtabI5ett,
Heis6arfeit 0es 2ertper9iitetlfS, eeertidfe
Gtinmu1sg, Elm 0eihtI ais babe man tr9etto
clue Nfttdst nerfd13ust, &eltpttDel, Ses5ttos
fatbfet utfn, axnSiid1f q erftppfnngf-
fnb efjprtsfn bic Mnpfntung etnes SeilniltelsJ has
btterk daf tie eebef ipirtt. NlS Elm 2eter@Seilmittel
&irfdns auf gierel unb 5ant III ~ebenfads prompt,
intem he ale tlnretnbetten birn fieie bret ,,2tuSs
4ebfex oes 9BftensS" ~heleitiSea dnb gtppetit, ges
fniite 0trbannng, re9elmdBtsen Gtnblgan9, Hare
CANT mb tfnen ~tlhftigeH a1rper heriteaen. Sntt'&
85lIfeu psrnriaderl ipeber Gtel pher 2etbfhneiben,
nod fh1o fe itbrenD tei Der td8lt@en SerufSrrbett nuo
llnh sIa arlntIi4e8
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@Ieiber fiir BEN asriihfina.

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Sie oJrete Nreffe fit Eeras"
Dat npt anet oemtf@ 3 teTamtf@e.t
3ttttmeett Die 8r6Ete Abottmettet,
50bI.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
Men WHO Fleece tho Taiiors.

The merchant tailors Of New York keep
q large book containing the names OF S.Voo
faslionably dressed men who seldom, CT
never pay their taller bills. These two
regiments Of the iushionably dressed are
divided into three classes: THE Slow Pay
Glass The Undesirable Glass and
1.-The Worthless Glass Zach merchant
tailor has /, ledger cuntaininga copy OF this
list and frequently consults it, In each
fashionable tailor shop flr!.! . to loO per-
sons get clothes fc;' nothing in the course
OF Il single year. The names Of these peo-
PIE would make Il large elite directory.
The Merchant Tailors' association. it is
said, proposes to advertise tor sale in the
daily newspapers the tailor bills Of this
brigade OF fashionable but noI!-paying
customers. Most of the men who fleece
the tailors.'' said New York merchant
tailor, recently. ''ale idle end fashionable
voting men who are sons of rich fathers,
end manage to spend $4,000 u year out
of an annual allowance Of r.. 600 or S:'. 900.
They have no property OF their own. moth
ing We could levy on. except collar boxes
and boot jacks. New York Cor. Argo-
naut
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
The Philosophy Of the French.

The French are philosophers in this,
that they seldom fret themselves to-day
about what the morrow will bring forth.
They say ''wait till tomorrow comes"
Since experience proves that it is the I'M
expected which generally happens, it
seems almost a waste of time to expect ut
all. Dancing on volcanoes sounds ter
ribly dangerous, but when volcano is
not in active eruption it is as safe to
dance upon it as upon Il carpeted floor.
When the novelty Of the siege wore off
and people got used to the sound of shells
screaming overhead, the Parisians re-
opened the theatres and cafe concerts, he
cause they thought it was wiser to use the
time that hung upon their hands in anus
ing themselves than in chewing the cud
of melancholy. Had they made theme
selves more miserable, they would have
been better off in the end. Perhaps if
these people were more serious and less
epicurean in their views of life their politi-
cal institutions might settle down and
solidify.-Paris Cor. Boston Transcript.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
The DreSS-~Nit uS II Yurt,,ru

heard the ol Acr rigAt. from Il man who
certainly should k,low, that wuen Mary
Anderson engaged her stage manager and
her proMpter for The season, siie Stipu-
!aed i'll the contract that they should
wear evening dress whenever they ell
tered upon their official duties. Tney did
So, and now they are talking about il, and
asserting that no man can tell what an
instrument OF torture dress-suit is until
forced to wear it at regular intervals by
an ironclad contract in black and WHITE
Blakely Halls Letter.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
Americans at the French Capital.

Many Americans are living here Ike.
cause they find they can arrange the life
they like to better advantage in Paris
than in New York or Boston or Philadel-
phia. Living is learer than it was, in
some ways it is dearer even than it is in
America; but the habits of the French are
frugal beyond the conception of New
England housekeeper, and there is no de-
mand for idle display. And the unit Of
currency is small, and this means much.
The silver unit, the franc. is hut twenty
cents, a fourth less than the English shii-
ling or the American quarter, and the
gold unit, the louis, is 81 only, while in
Great Britain and the United States it is
$5. OF course, there Is the danger, on
the opposite side, that one may get a con-
tempt for the petty, tiny franc, and take
to spending it too freely Brantler
Mathews Paris Letter.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
Russian Languages Oh the Typewriters

The Russian is the most difficult of the
languages now represented ON the type
writer's. There arc thirty-eight letters.
but the punctuatc,,. accents and other
characters necessary bring the number on
the keyboard up 10 ninety. Next to that
is the Bohemian, Which is Il crooked
thing, because one must frequently strike
two keys to produce IL character. There
are thirty primary characters. and eighty
six required in all. The American key
board has twcnty-six primary characters
and seventy-six in all.-San Francisco
Argonaut
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
One Vay to Startle Society.

a charming woman, who has decided
it is best she should live apart from her
apparently unappreciativc husband, star
tied society I, short time ago by inviting u
number OF her former fashionable friends
to call at her house on IL certain day to
purchase her little-used 1inery. They
called of course. and silks, laces and
jewels We're sold 'below the cost of inn
portation. IN. i. Mail and Express.
The Dillon tribune., 1886-09-03
Thinks They are u Isatl Set.

DR.. Marshall, the evangelist, an Ohio
man, cX-soldier and ex-dentist, who is
now laboring for the evangelization Of
Denver, says he regards the Pacific coast
as the worst part Of the country, and that
in that section an exceedingly rare thing
to find is u native young man who is a
Christian. Inter Ocean.