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New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
WARM WELCOME FOR LORD SALISBURY.

LORD HARRINGTON IN FAVOR OF LOCAL GONEKN-
MKNT-HosnLITY TO MR. GLADSTONE
LONDON, July 23.-Thc Marquis of Salisbury
arrived IN London from France to-day He met by
a great crowd and welcomed with hearty cheers
Lord Harrington has sent dispatch TO the Unonist
candidate for the Shetlsnds in which he says: 81 am
favorable local for the three Kingdoms.
not necessarily identical, but based similar prn
PIES"
The report of tho Executive Of the Birmin CHAM
Radical Union predicts that when tue effects Of the
dubious tactics and mistaken policy" of the Glad
stonian Government have died away the Liberal party
will ind unity in the acceptance OF Mr. Chamberlain
Irish policy. The report Is taken as a declaration OF
continued hostility to Mr.. Gladstone.
DUBLIN. July 23-Ihe Earl OF Aberdeen, Viceroy and
his wife, have arranged to leave Dublin Castle on August
g. The Municipal Council OF Dublin preparing
address TO Lord Aberdeen and arranging
hold great national demonstration IN his honor on the
occasion of his departure
The corporation of Cork has presented tho freedom OF
the city to Mr.. Gladstone
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
To RESIST STRIKES AT TIE SOUTH.

AUGUSTA, Ca, July % CSpecidD.-For some
cotton mills of this neighborhood have been dis
ubed by the action OF the Knights OF Labor In fonen
ing strikes Tho mill presidents have organized the
manufacturers and others interested for mutual
protection against strikes Tho organization embraces
the following mills Tie Augusta Enterprise. Sibley
King. Shamrock, Globe and Rversde Of Augusta and
the Graniteville. Vancuse and Langley In South Caro-
lima The organization Will probably extend TO al the
mills In Georgia south Carolina and adjoining STATES
At present southern Manufacturers Association IN
cudes all in this region and they have entered D Win
unanimty and perfect harmony Representatives. OF all
these mills having been present III. III. Hickman,
president Of the Granievile and Vancluse mills was
secretary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
RAyCHnEN AND FARMERS READY FOR WAR

FORT WORTH, Tex, July 23 (Spec'aD.-
Ranchmen from North western Te exas driving tner
cattle 70 the order reach water and grass
the country being psrched with dronth. Tue farmers
are greatly damaged by the Of these herds To.
night word comes from Decatur, In Wise County, that
10000 head Of cattle Chico In Jack County.
coming into Wise County. The herd Is driven by sixty
velarmed men, who are do ermined that their cattle
shall reach the West Fork OF Trinity River The
farmers are armiug They declare that the cattle must
be turned back. large squad ras gone TO the front
with five days raons prepared TO fight. IL necessary.
and they are wel-arned To-day tho news was car
red from farm aud tho planters are turning out
to man to aid brethren III tho front and TO JOIN
them, II necessary. The county Is IN fernent ana
serious trouble 10 looked for. To turn back means
death to the cattle For this vast herd TO come ON
through tho thlcky settled country means fences de-
stroyed crops ruined. and the meagre supply OF stock
water exhausted.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
TELEGRaPHIC NOTES.
THE yAOTIs STILL UNCONOUERET

TIE IAQUI5 SIIIL LNNJNNlU TItFI'
July la dispatch from Tombstone afh,
says Advces from confirm the belief which for SOM
time prevailed Mexican reports Of the cOprle
rubug,tion laqu- exaggerated The laYuis mum
we'll armed and have defeated ue "o'
ernnent troops badly.
KEEPING NEGkOEs OUT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
srHISGFIRIp, Ohio. July 20 (SDecal.-Ihe Dcmociatc
Springfield school Board has just passed rule refusing
ooufrd pupils the right 10 attend the gchrr@ Pup'
cumpaiug attend exclusively coOred schools
Indignant and excited tOlOcd and wlito
almost city In ONO
MOTHER CHARGED wiiI CkUELlN
DETROIT July 23-rhe eldest daughters OF Mrs katherine
Mah.y Sp.r- widow e. H. Maoey. who married yon5
preacher months have petiioned Tor Tie csoi
the Younger children Iney aIlese eAueMe SIueJ un so
paIt v Inc luotAez.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
'ITiNG STILL IN A MEXICAN JAIL

FL fASo, Tex. July 23.-Editor Cutting, of
iS'o Is s'iii In jail at Psso orte Mexico tust
So'os' tho river. He taken out of lsii ON wednes
sy Aisht aud led before Judge who stated that al
CnS n"o oSeh received from the Supreme Court OF
o"'huahua to admit Cutting to bail Cutting .ent for
osu br guam and told the judge he was ia IA. hand.
si us 1ovtrnment which had demanded his uucond,.
As release, aud that Le would lgnors Ias Cihmasn,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
FIVE MEN HURT ~ COLLISION OF 1RAINS

PITrsBuKG, Pa, July % Passenger train
No 10 on tho Panhandle Railroad due here at G3O III.
to-day vas IN collision with mail trail NO. this after
NOM near station, miles west o steu-
leu ,e O no. Both trains wrecked and number
M tranmeD were seriously hart but none Of the pass
eucer were INJURED The names O tho Injured were join
SI,ca usineer; John Miller. conductor Of No :; Mcnel
f,,,. tx Dress messenger John o. Bev fireman; VIII
auI Uurrison. LrakeinaA. AL wiA recover except
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
"DR VIVIAN" ARRESTED,

BIRMINGHAM, July 23.-The police have ar
rested OH O charge Of theft doctor calling him
self Vivian, who says that he here
from New-York. Vivian came here In
an apparently needy condition, but suddenly
appeared to have become possessed OF great wealth.
He lived luxuriousy at the Queens Hotel here, and
married In a fashionable church to Miss
Wilkes to whom he presented valuable jewels.
Tho newly married couple proceeded to London whore
they engaged apartments At the Langham Hotel, the
bridegroom spending largely aud promptly The
scotland Iard authorities alleRe that Vivian Ia motor
iUus crook who has just returned from term or ton
years servtude Vylyn protests that he Is Innocent
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
ACCIDENTS IN TIE DOMINION.

ST. JOHNS, n. F., July 23.-The Allan Line
s''"er nova scOtiaD cut down the French ship sybe
T. ~ we o. flerie Bank at 1890 O'Clock last night SIX.
m. VI tue crow were saved ard one Was drowned.
An''e Wac "dense log at the time OF the collision
AoHoNIo. July 23.-The Supreme Lodge Knights OF
concluded It's business to-day. TIE officers were
n'.alied ,ed by Past Supreme Chancellor Woodruff The
sndeyening ~ ' '''' "i'e'Hoo"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
TO INVESTIGATE THE RIGHTS OF FISHERMEN
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN ENGLAND.

LONDON, July 23.-The special train convey
ins The Colonial officials now iu London Attending the
'oohia and Indian Exhibition to grand naval review
- rofhmouth was thrown from the track in transit
"eVe prominent tpersOns received serious injuries.
among the injured we're Lady Dawson, her son, Sir
ON, C.,sm DAWSON, the lion. William Lambert DoDsoD.
ei 1ustce OF Iasmabai, Mrs. kugent. or Canada aud
ar sewell. OF Jamaica Mr.. sewell had arm broken
WOgnds N ~ ''~% '~''F
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24

CHATTANOOGA, July 23 (Speciab. hum
dred fifty miners at the Dayton coal mines have
gone out on strike and the furnace has banked IT'S
fires The trouble grew out OF the dismissal OF six un
ruly workmen. The miners held meeting to-day and
q majority voted TO work. but superintendent
Jamme refused to take back the six dismissed work.
men, II the strike continues over sunday the furnace
will closed three months IL erected at cost
81 100000. II blew in two months ago for the nrst
fArnn
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
NO AID FOR THE EnREr BoYcorrERs.

PHILADELPHIA, July % (Specidb.-Ehorts
have been made since last Tuesday by Assembly No.
7Os6 Knights OF Labor to induce the Of this
city to aid in the boycott OF Ehrets beer. Secretary
Weber, with committee called upon all tho large firms
and to negotiate with them for the purchase OF
beer 10 be shipped TO New YORK to serve Lhies Gus
toners and thus help the boycotters In their fgbt 10
New-York They offered to pay cash down Tor un.
quantities and offered TO pay 10 per cent
before the left the preweres than the usual
nricn In ca "A Tho Offer refused.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
nnsroN RARRER SHOPS MAY OPEN ON SUNDAl.

BosToN, July % CSpeciaU.-The effort to
the barber shops in Boston sunday has proved
failure Although majority OF the BARRIERS closed for
lime until q case could be decided, one man, who Is
tho proprietor OF several shops III e.dil. hole ue.
cia.a 10 test the the and 10 day verdict
ered in
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
r10AI1yG THE STEAMER GATE CiTT

WooDs HoLL, Mass, July 23.-The steamer
Gate CITY, Of the Savannah Liue. which has been
ashore In the "Graveyard," Naushon Island. was got
0n at p. Id.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
SETTLEMENT BY SAMUEL G. SMELLING.
HIS RESIGNATION AS TREASURER OF THE LOWELL
BLFACHHRY ACCEPTED.

HIS RESIGNATION AS TREASURER OF THE LOWELL
BLEACHERY ACCEPTED.
BosToN, July 23.-Samuel G.. Smelling was
found yesterday consultation with his attorney. He
said: 1T Is true that have resigned my position
treasurer of the Lowell Beachery and that my resgna
ton has been accepted have been treasurer Of the
company for twenty.seven years aud in my term the
company has prospered. From being small property,
IL has grown and is to day assessed for $500 In
the twenty-sevon years that have company
II mas paid average annual dividend OF l3 cent
tender my resignation now account OF my per-
sona THIS ls peculiarly plicated
failure "a have been doing large outside business
and have Incurred large liabilities which tho Will
undoubtedly fail TO cover statement OF affairs IA
being drawn up rapidly as possible and Will be ready
In few days"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24

court He was then rcmandei to jail but was again
advised him not to answer Considerable excitement
exists in Paso del Norte. large body OF Mexican
troops been quartered there within tho last forty
eight hours The object OF this move 10 not known.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24
THE wEAvERs TO HAVE THEIR BEER.

I''''1'''
The strike of the silk weavers In the factory
of Samuel Bernstein, at No. % Tenth-ave' has been
settled Mr. Bernstein sent word to the men yesterday
that they could back to work ana those VINO
desired IL could nave beer In tho afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24

An attachment granted by Justice Barrett in tho
suit OF the Lowell Bleachery against the property OF
Samuel c. Smelling the ground that In July. 1855. he
had 100000 TO be paid the company and had
faeI TO deliver Il. lie lyes IN Boston.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-24

Cairns. who II IA feared will die. The accident
caused by failure of Engineer Shea obey orders
CIGARMAKERS AND THE KNIGHTS
THE INTERNATIONAL UNION JUBrLANT-A LIVELY
EDITORIAL.

THE INTERNATIONAL UNION JUBILANT-A LIVELY
EDITORIAL.
From present appearances there will be
three factions of cigarmakers Ia the city In short
time The action of District Assembly No. 49 OF the
knights Of Labor ordering all members of that dis
trct no are also members OF the Cgarmakers' Pro-
gressvc Union to leave the union will cause a split in
that There are. is said about $500 members
per cent viii stick by the knights OF Labor. while the
Others win keep up their organization Tho Inter. Inter
fight the part OF both the knights OF Labor and the
n % wsh SsS 3 be .Sd
will he printed editorial which will say in part;
has Sas lp ahd @ T % R"a We
fg d 1t Int aq 3 ali T the a and T Judging
from The they have already and put into
rnoh "saR o az ns OS nprs that thcse es
frequent and far reaching so far as the Pro
Chose ths bed so% they hobnobbcd with traitors he
tie tenementhonse ring to reduce the cigarmaker. wages
The recognition Of the Infamous ana nTnGH
ribe) from the mannfscturer and they he
tO % Do nG% aSoat naye TO decide '0r what ' sO
For we can say that Of all pieces of mpertncnce
have ever heard reference TO the international
y, ni2n On caps the emmh ley pn ". 'f an man 10" bad
But would not he in better for the corrupt Home
theiT nrst t to the ncTPstcna Union Of
existence" and its members make application before they de-
eide not TO initiate them
There 10 some talk Of the amagsmation Of the Pro
gressve and International Unions, but he leaders Oh te
tncJ ha'o hosHns W "a" WV"
any such scheme.
EHRET CUTTING DOWN HIS FORCE OF WORKMEN.
The boycott on Ehrct's beer is being kept up
with force before and Mr. llenes. the
manager OF the brewery decided yesterday to lay OIL
eighteen men. A larger number would have been laid
OF had IL not been for the fire. and whom the work or
clearing away the debris is finished 1t s probable hat
more will have to stop work.
The lauor sellers OF Newark held large meeting at
Newark Academy OF Music yesterday and adopted
resolution boycott Puck all liquor sellers to pledge
themselves to decline taking Puck 1hls action was
consequence of the publication OF cartoon III
Puck representing Brewer Eret King Gambrmus ana
placing liquor sellers among a group of Anarchists
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

On Wednesday evening Of last week. J. ].
Wall committed suicide in Helena. BY
shooting himself in the abdomen ami right
temple with 15-calibre revolver. Young
Wall went to Helena some six weeks ago To
sell Il mine in the Boulder district, owned
by himself and his uncle, David Turner.
After obtaining money by bonding or
through prospective sale OF the mine.
Wall commenced a protracted dissipation
which resulted in financial embarrassment
rom which he found relief by ending his
HE with revolver. Deceased was a son of
Col. Jasper Wall, of Stanford,
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

During the stay of five months in on,
city, T.. q. Barley. chief engineer of tn.
James River Valley railroad, and his accom-.
plished assistant, Parnly Billings, have
made many warm friends who sincerely
regret that the completion of their work
mere makes move To newer fields nece,-
sary. In business and in social life these
gentlemen have won the esteem of all. and
their genial fellowship, high social quail.
Ties and pleasant manners have made their
presence at many gatherings a source of
pleasure tn ALL Last evening Mr.. and Mrs
L.. Ii. Durstine entertaineda party of friend.
In honor to these gentlemen, which WAS
genuinely appreciated by them. The re.
greet OF the people is no more sincere than
that OF Messrs. Bailey and Billings, who
have come to feel that jamestown is the
most delightful place, and the one the
"most like home" of any in which they
have lived.
They leave here for St. Paul where they
VIII remain u week or more. when they
VIII return west to Billings, Mont, and
spend the winter.-The jamestown Daily
Capitol.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
Run Out BY MASKED Men.

Not long since the owners of the
Montana Copper company closed
down their smelter at Meaderville. q
suburb of Butte, have discharged men
promiscuously and otherwise reduced
expenses. The old superintendent,
was first removed and the position
gwen to II. A. Balm, sent out from
New York, with instructions to carry
out the above plans. He was unfa-
miiiar with the duties of a mining
superintendent, and carried out his
instructions in very unskillful man
ner. He was domineering, and what
he did net carry into execution in his
overbearing way he threatened to do.
He continued to make himself OBJ
noxious and late Sunday night he was
taken from his residence by masked
miners and roughly dragged to the
idle smelter where a hemped moose
had been arranged for his reception.
After soaring him out of his wits he
was released on condition that he
would leave the camp. He took the
!irst train and is now probably in New
York, from whence he came. 1t is
Tumored that he only touched the
high places en- route.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
MONTANA ITEMS.

Montana has fair chance OF bein.
admitted into the union.
! Delegate Toole is doing excellen,
work, and his constituents recognize
and appreciate it.
Twenty-Five mining companies have
been organized in Helena within a
few months past.
New pos,officcs have been estab-
lished at Ekalaka, Custer county, and
Creamery. Gallatin county.
The Husbandman office at White
Sulphur Springs, barely escaped being
destroyed by fire last week.
w. I. Sanders, of Helena, has gone
to Rome, N. ", where he will under
go treatment for a cancer on his face.
The halfbreeds in the Batoche dis
trict are on the verge of starvation.
and call is made for immediate aid.
On The 10Th the Granite Mountain
company, OF Phillipsburgh paid d.
v'dend OF IS cents per share, or
600, 900 in all.
The citizeus of Butte held a meet
ing last week to express their senti.
ments in regard to the silver question
tor the edlfcation OF congress.
DIR. ALE Ames. of Beaverhead
county, is gathering data for the
stock growing industry, and will found
thereon a bill in congress in behalf of
stock growing.
a Butte business firm has been beat
to The end of its endurance, and to
head off future applications for tick"
occupies considerable space in one of
the papers OF that city by advertising
delinquent debtors.
John Anderson recently visited Liy.
ngston, and as proof of the force of
the winds that blow over that town
rom the south, he says that the noun
aims are two miles nearer town than
hey were three years ago.-Billings
Gazette.
"Deal 'em up, III be back!" With
assumed cheeriuliness he passed from
he room. Death shuffled the cards.
md a few minutes later, with dimmed
yes and heaving breast, he gasped
us young life away and passed to the
'resence of his creator. Poor Johnny
fiall.--Helena Independent.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
BUSINESS LOCALS,

T.. 7. Marstoi'. the Jeweler. .
Ladies' Clonks and Circulars At cost :.
II. W. Higley's.
Ladies' six bnston Over Shoes $3.50, a
II. W Hixley's.
Elegant Creamery Butter and Cheese a,
s"iand's. next door to postofiice. =
Go to G. Boissonnesulrs for lined and
unIined Gloves and Mitts and one.fiprered
Mitts.
dreat Bargains In Ladies' Hats at Ladies'
baxar. Will lie sold nj. cost until further
notice.
Another reduction in Overshirts in order
10 close out balance of stock. Call and c
Bois-onneault.
Parties will find II 20 their ADVANTAGE IN
purchase liquors for private use or bar
Trade OF Kemper & Atwood. Fine Ken.
lucky bourbon, just received. Something
Extra.
Prints. for . few days only. at .; cents.
mt II. W. Higley's.
Gents cashmere and imck Oyercoats sold
regardless af cost, at II. W. Higley's.
From $40 Ia so actually saved by iur
chasing through stage and railroad ticket
~ points in United States and Canada. vim
billings, fenton and Maiden STAGE Line.
covered coaches to the railroad. Choice of
r''''es from st. Paul allowed purchaser oi
ticket. For rates and further particulars. |
call on or address, John Beck. agent, Mai
den, NJ. r.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

for some time the members Of the brass
oand had contemplated visit to the rancl,
OF Hon. Granville Stuart, at 1t. Mayinnis.
Wednesday evening being designated as the
uine' early in the afternoon of yesterday
active preparations were being made Tor the
trip by the band boys and a number of
our citizens. Mr.. Stuart having removed
the snow from his range through writ of
niandamus served OH the clerk of the
weather. the party were Obliged to 40 on
wheels to reach their destination. They
arrived safely snd were given hearty greet,
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

The following named persons have been
duly authorized as our agents Tn t.k. s,,,,.
scriptions for the MINERAL ARGUS. recr;,,
'os payment thereof, and to collec; sub.
scripf'ons from all parties in arrears:
-e~so"' G.essissOsvm,
"e""s' Cottonwood,
ssrrews, ubet,
!. =. Mergas, stamford
Frank Chsssb~rlaim, Graz. R..~
-. Msgimnls.
Subscribers knowing themselves to he in
arrears can make pay ment to our arep,
"earest :" them, thus saving the expense of
mailing to u.s.
Respectfully. FELL & VROOMAN
Pub. MINERAL Argus,
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ing. Music and dancing employed the
time Of the majority. while not a few found
intellectual food in perusing Mr. Stuart's
I'm" library and sclectinn o: curiosities
The party didn't return until Thursday
morning.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
Notice..

Y OFFICE OF THE CLERK AND RECORDER
MEA0HER COUNTY,
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Dec Is, 1885.
IN accordance with the salary law, passed
~ the Fourteenth Legislature, which take
effect on and after Monday, December p Il
all fees received by county officers must b,
turned into the county treasury. All par
ties having business with the recorder,
Office involving the payment of fees, will
secure prompt attention and avoid DELAY by
ssnding the money along with their work
a. under the new departure I must. collect
the fees i'm advance,
l.. ROTWITT.
Clerk and Recorder, Meagher Co., MT.
NO family should be without DIR. Van
WEHrs BALsAN. 1t is . sure cure for
Group and WhoOping Cough and so agree.
anie that babies never refuse to take il,
Thompson Il Brainerd are the agents fol-
this place.
DIR. VAN WERT's PILIs will cure all trou.
bles of the digestive organs.
DIR. VAN wERT's BAISAM
Has been the means of depriving Pneumo-
nGd sell it.
DIR. Van WERrs Pills will cure all
troubles OF the digestive organs.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

a trial of DI. VAN WEgT's BALsAM will
demonstrate the fact that they need never
lose another nights rest from this disease
4 Branerd.
DIR. VAN WsET's Pills will cure all from
oles OF the digestive organs
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

Parties desiring a chamber set, table or
chairs, all in good condition and nearly
new. can secure a bargain for cash. or the
undersigned will trade for hogs, sheen or
cattle. For further particulars apply TO or
address.
WocAsEk Bios,
Maiden. VI. r.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
NOTICE

To :. W. Meadow, Dave Jones, Joseph
Anderson and B~njamin Dexter,
Former owners of the Black Bull. War
Eagle and Alpine lodes: That all ores and
buildings now on the above lodes must be.
removed within thirty days II not re-
Loved within the time specified, the same
viii be appropriated to our own use.
|. l.. Bowman.
HARRY JOHNSON.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
Dissolution Of co.Partnershln.

This is to certify that the partnership
heretofore existing between Daniel NJ
Crowley and William Kemp, under the firm
name of Crowley * Kemp. at Lewistnwn.
Montana, Is this day dissolved by mutual
'"hsent. ID. NJ. CROWLEY,
WILLIAM KEMP.
LEwisrowN, N. T., Dec. 29th. Iss5.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28

My partner. Frank NJ. Mills having left
Tor parts unknown. ! hereby give notice
that the co-partnersIip heretofore existing
between said +. NJ. Mills and the under
signed, is this day dissolved.
JosErH II. WOLFE.
Maiden. Jan. ID, 1856.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
Notice..

All persons are hereby warned to not pay
any orders or checks presented by my son
Thomas stuart. and purporting to be signe,
Dy me, as all s'ioh are forgeries and will
not pay any debts of his contracting.
GRANVILLE STUART.
Jan. 9TH, 1885.
The Mineral argus., 1886-01-28
Spcctacies and Eve Glasses

In large variety, comprising Double Con.
vex, Brazilian and Periscopic Lenses, Just
received at
c. BoIssoNSEarLrs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1886-06-10

and completely destroyed all my work
of months"
"Oh, what saw. then, was a real
ghost, after all. Well, I own to being
pretty well scared. Your art affected
me very powerfully"
Don't jest" replied Raphael, grimly,
"nor yet delay the paltry pecuniary COM
pensation."
was not without experience in deal
ing with geniuses. Had the statue been
ordered by the town, or anybody in it !?
Well no, not exactly. He couldn't say
that it had, and he further was obliged
to admit that no disinterested parties had
seen the work to judge its merits. Then he
reluctantly allowed that the landlord
might come in and arbitrate between us;
and SO the upshot of the whole matter
was, that the $1,000 was whitfield down
to $500, and the $500 melted into $50.
and finally So bill, with the promise of
a future order, should my native hamlet
ever conclude to erect an effigy to her
most distinguished citizen, proved suf-
ticient to moIlify the injured artist.
A barrow-load of the late Judge jed
woods remains, in plaster, was being
wheeled out the back way when left.
On top of the heap of arms, legs, fingers,
etc., lay round bald head, with a nose
and one plaster eye attached. 1 thought
for moment, as I passed, that chalzy
smile overspread the fragmentary feat
ures at the terror which they had in
spired the night before.-J. c. Joy in
Tid-Bits.