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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-05-21

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Strawberries at Stecker's on Saturday.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1886-05-21

81 have no appetite" complains many a
sufferer. Hoods Sarsaparilla gives an APP
petite and enables the stomach to peri form
its duty.
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List OF letters remaining in the Post Of
nee at Bloomsburg for week ending May
1s, 1886,
Mr.. David Beers, Miss Lottie Bredben-
ner, Luke Cooney, Jr., (2) Irene L. Glider,
Mrs E. G. Hagenbauch, Miss Clara NJ.
happ' MIR. Aaron Keller, Mrs. Geo. Long,
b. f. Parks, Bobock s. Schofeld.
CARDS.
T. W. Hagenbuch, Esq, Mr.. William
OBrine, j. A. Persing, John Wagner
Laura II eller
Persons calling for these letters will
please say advertised"
GeoReE A. CLARK, p. M,
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PETER A. kNANs,
Treasurer
Treasurer's once, Bloomsburg, March 2sth, 1853.
April Z, lss6l2n.
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British Tariff BilI.

LoSDoN, December ap-Ths Cabinet
have reached decision on The tariff ques
uou. bill is 60 be prepared for intro.
duction into Parliament authorizing the
imposition of duties on imports into Great
BiTtain from countries imposing duties ON
imports from Great Britain The measure
will toe founded on the report OF Lord
iddesleigh's commission on trnde. which
finds, first that English depression IL due
primarily to foreign competition
aud disposev Of the previously accepted
doctrine OF exceptional causes, such o. ten.
porary ovcrstocking; second. that success
tul foreign competition result from a fiscal
policy probibitive ~ imports of English
products. third that the rise 81 rents and
necesssries is prgpoitionately greater tlan
that of wagcs. the standard wages being
Kept low by effects ou British industries N
foreign competition. fourth, that vide dis
tfess Treyailk iu the nsuufscturin dis
trictt resulting from deartb u employ
ment and Inadequate wages for those
who are employed. The Government rec.
ognizcs the fact that system Of purely
protective duties will not be sane ioned by
public opinion. A cautious rearrange
ment 81 the import tariff witl the viea OF
compelling producing countries 10 con
cedc favorable treatment % British pro
ducts is demanded by powerful aud grow
iug commercial element by tie middle
glasses generally. and more largely than
Del generally supposed by the mnsses
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REVOLUTION
Lifting it's Threatening Counte.
nance in Spain.
>ish'nssn' speech at a Banau.t a,
Honor of signor zorins.

MADRID, january The Republicans
ale becoming troublesome in the south of
spain A band Of revolctionists recently
tried 10 destroy the railroad bridge in the
'oraenas pass OF tue Sierra Morena Mount.
ans, which separate La Mancha from Aud,.
iusis. Fortunately, the wreekois were dis.
covered while they were at work and five
oi 'hem were arrested They had cut
through the underpining of the bridge. and
the next train which attempted to c,nss
~onlu nave been wrecked ia tho pipt had not
eeeh discovered, A IL was, the DAMAGE
Nss repaired Just in time TO save "A bsavify-
1veueu passenger train from the North
me train contained "A number ct Scuthefh
hemnelN OF the Cortes. whu vefe ret,truinr, :,
trom Madrid. II l. supposed that the ONT
rage was attempted with the obiect OF Till
ing shose Senators aud DEPUTIES most os
Wnom are Roy0iists. At Ciudad Real a
rev miles north ofthc scene of this OUTRAGE
number OF Persons are said TO be
imprisoned ON suspicion OF conspiiipg. To-
llake a revolutionary rising At "A ban
auet given by Republicans I'm honor of
Sehor .orllia the speakers representing the
majority OF those present urged a revolu-
.loh against the Government 4 minority
beaded 10y Senor Salmeron an eminent
hepubiican leader. protested against Vic,
fence which, they declared would bo harm
Iui TO the party's interests They strouol,.
urkcd That help be sought from tho Mod.
crates. WV '''"-
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COINS OF THE WORLD.
Reduced vsIustion-.6or Those FIXED a We.

Reduced Nsiustion-.for Those Fixed q Year
ago.
WAsluNcIoN, December W-Dr James
r. kimballi the Director of the Mint. has
estimated. the value OF the standard coins
Of the various nations Of the world 10 loo
proclaimed by the Secretary of the Treas
uiy on the first Of January, 1886 Tn.
value OF the gold coin in circulation in
uNed by comparing the amount OF pure
gold iu such coins with tho amount in the
gold dollar Of the United States In cou n
tries having the double standard the silver
coins are given the same valuation as the
gold coins OF the same unit The value OF
silver coins OF countries OF the silver stand.
ard is fixed at the value Of the pure silver
IA such coins taken at the mean price Of
silver in the London market for the last
tilree months OF the year The mean price
OF the silver FOR the last three months. com.
pared with - price for The corresponding
poriod M lSSi. declined from - cast 81 O3 (
pei Tine ounce. "a reduction OF oversiN cents
This gives reduced valuation TO the
following coins from that proclaimed Jan
uary J. lst5, namely Fiorins of Austria
from d98c ~ 5Hlc; boliviaro Of Bolivia
from ~ Jc ~ % lc. pezo 81 Ecuador from
ib9c TO % IT,; rupee Of India, from 90 81 Ga
- fc; yen Oi Japan, from s5 ~ to Sic dol
Lar ot Mexico from ~ &C. - 80 gc. sol Of
feru, from 1J.jc 10 - lc rOuble OF Russia
nom o5tc 20 ~ lc; mahabubo of Tripoli
rom tlfc To ba1c, pezO of United States
OF colombo. from 595c 10 Ole.
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A REMARKABLE AFFAIR.
Violent Explosion OF CONN Amer Having
Been Closed Twelve Ncars-tts occu-
pant Well Preserved.

GREENVILLr, =. c., December 20 O-- Details
were received TO night OF most remark.
able occurrence In Yorkville, this state
ln 1913 James A Watson, whose family
then resided in Norkviile. lost a child. aged
four wears by death At that time Watson
was living in Baltimore, teacher
in the Bryant Sodlcr Commercial Col
lcge. aud he could not conveniently leave
his business TO attend tho
funeral, and in his absence only a tempo
rory burial was given the body, awaiting
his return home 20 secure a permanent
burlal lot iu tho cemetery. Yesterday lac
went into the cemetery To remove his lot
The burial case, metallic casket, was
raised from the grave. and a natural desire
70 look upon the face OF the child which
dted and was buried in the fathers alb
sencc, prompted Mr. Watson TO ask for
the removal of the lid covering OF a glass
panel over the face. Just as the undertaken
WAS about To remove the cover, a loud OK.
piosion occurred, shattciing the glass
which was one-quarter inch thick. into
nnmbefless fragments, several striking
Mr.. watson ia the face. cutting him ae-
Nerely. One piece struck the bridge of
his nose, cutting entirely through it The
casket had been ont OF the ground sew
ernl minutes when tho explosion oc-
CURED Tho report OF the explosion was
equal 10 that Of q dynamite cartridge aud
was noticed 10y persons on Main street
more than quarter OF "a milo distant. The
lnce OF the child was in excellent preserva-
bioii' as were also its burial clothes, aud
wreath ef flowers on It's breast seemed tC
bc nearly aS fresh as when buried twelve
and bali years ago
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STEAMER SUNK.
A Disaster on tho Chattahoochss
River.
No knowing How Many ii~ss Were Isst--
Floating on Cotton naies.

toHt GNiNEs, a., January a.--whii. tho
steamer W II Chiplcy was trying To make
her landing at Stark's Clay. ten miles north
OF this place on the Chsttahoochce River
last night between seven ard eight o'clock.
she struck on "a protruding rock. 4 crv ~
alarm went up, and a moment later IL was
evident that the vessel was sinking As
shc began 70 lurch the paSsengrrN, OF
whom there were about fifty on board,
mslry 'l oNercome with terror, and jumped
wiuir INTO the water below. The night
w"s dark the rain pouring In torrents, aud
~ the vessel sunk tu the bottom
me passenger. clung to her timbcr- and
W %'aM snr'"sgd Tor help; while this stat.
after desperate. work succeeded, as her OF.
ncrrf supposed, In rcscuinE the whole
crew There were about three hundred
pslos OF cotton on board. A. these were
sw,it OFT hy the current washing over the
deck many OF the atfrightcned passengers
yiung To them a. litc-pr-servcrs and went
locating down the river, The Naisd,
guiuei IN the darkness hy the calls OF hn-
man Voices, picked mp the nnfortunatcc a.
pcSt " could When daylight came. how
ever ~ was made apparent that there
vas much loss OF life. Up until to-
n.Sn, sls bodies have been reported found
at various points down the river. and as
'he passenger list was lost IL eau not hc A..
.cithned how many more may be gone.
TWO OF the bodies recovered arc white per-
sont, iouf colored one of the latter heine
rsih Alexander, member OF the crew.
s' arenc~ arc described "a appalling AZ
ter the Naiad had received the passengers
ir"m thc sinking steamer. many ~ the cot.
ton bales caught on fire and pre-
s"ht"d strange spectacle ~ they went
floating down the river. The ChipleV
whs boat having been
hut two years on the river and belonged tD
he Merchants Mechanics and pinnt.rr'
Line ui Columbus, W n Tilman, Pr-si.
deui. She cost t9o,.o aud Was Insured for
S',vo The total loss IN about staOD
captain - VI. Sparks was the master. Tn.
scene q the disaster H. one of the most
dangerous points on the Chattn hoochec. tn.
terrible casualty of the Wyllie having 90.
Cured there three years ago, and several
| 4. ltff Ion. L.
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Army and Navy Signals.

WAsuiSgrOS- January THE commit
tee selected by the Secretaries OF War and
the Navy, consisting Of General Hazen. OF
the army, and Lieutenant Reoder aud
Commander Hoff ~ the navy, 80 report on
more desirable code ~ signals for tho
service Of the United States, has held sew
eral meetings the past week n was
agreed % procure the different codef now
used by the different Governments Of tho
world. and 10 instruct u certain number Of
the men at Fort Mler in the
use ~ each of them. When suffi-
Client time has elapsed the committee will
hold sort of competitive examination. to
ascertain whice Power, in their estimation.
has the best system. IN viii then be tho
duty 0f the three officers ~ endeavor 10
devise one better than that selected ri ths
trial Their report will be submitted 20
tho Secretaries who in turn will submit 10
20 Congress for action By this course IL IL
hoped that simplified aud improved code
Of signals will be produced. % be used In
both naval aud military services.
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TWO EXPLOSIONS
eniid'ns Wrecked sud several Killed
and Wouaded-Rrin Caused by !.
rhrcshing Machine.

MoniLR. Ala, December - This morn
ing one of the boilers of tho Gulf City OIL
Works exploded with terrible force, blow
ing out the east and west walls OF the
building. and destroying the adjoining
sheds. At the time OF the explosion, l. =.
Staunton, the fireman, aud twenty-four
colpred hands were nt work A crowd soon
collected aud commenced ex.ricating the
wounded whose cries could be heard from
all parts OF the debris when the work
was finished 10 was found that ten were
killed OF injured The explosion l. attrib
uted Go lack ~ water in the boiler. IL oc.
Cured Just after midnight The whistle
had just blown FOR lunch or the casualties
might have been greater
i.ANOAsrFn, PA. December 20-Thc
boiler OF thtcshina machine in barn
near New Providence exploded this morn
inE killing two Young men named Christian
Hildcbrand aud Edward Helm The for
mer was hurled thirty feet away. Fran.
edwards was seriously scalded. The barn
was set ON fire and consumed, with its
contents. IL contained twcntv-fiVo head
OF cattle, two mules, eight houeN three
COWS, ten hoSs, so bushels ~ corn. I,OO
hay.
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KILLED BY BLEorRroITY.
a sudden aud Terrible tate overtake. 4.
Pair ~ ItaIIan Orrnn Grlnder.


sudden aud Terrible Fate Oyertalse- a
Pair of italian Organ Grinders.
NEw ORLEANS. December 20 Vincent
hsngeila and Salvador Torcici. Italian
organ grinders, we're entertaining a large
crowd with their music az tho coruer of ~
LOUIS aud Charles streetlast night While
Iorcici was grinding out tho music Man
CELIA waited by his side Re vas Ieenipg
agains' the pole Of ibe Louisiana EIecfrie
iiRitni the corner hen suddenly flash
81 lght YVES seen to de. ocnd the p0le ia
uttered uDf cream aud fell forward Tor
cici caught bis friend ~ D. fell and he ton
vas Knocked down When the two men
we're picked upit was found that Naure,ila
vas dead, killed by stroke 81 elocfri1ity
ana that Iorcicis head was burned o.
crisp by The same fluid a strange
feature ~ The case Is that the
Louisiana Electric Light has no poyser h +.
yet aud N doe not commence until reYt
Monday. ~ is thought Che wirs Of another
Electric Light Company must have crossed
~ lines Ihc electricity ran down tho
crane Of She line on the sting wire. and
u beng damn night the circuit VA.
grounded MsuFeiia was unfortunately
within the circuit and killed hy the eIre
tricity. nnd T0rcici. when he came 10 ree
cue was struck by The same force
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Miles Of wrseksae.

HAngAX, r. -, December - Tslssrams
from DiEby report that the storm OF Sat
urda3 and Sunday wus the most severe
ever known here The beach for miles h.
covered with wrectage At Annapolis the
storm ragged from Saturday morning
until sunday morning The snow driftf
werc from eight 20 nine feet higl No
damage tO shipping at that port is re-
ported The Government bree xwatef az
Cow Bay q. r., saa partially DESTROYED
bLot CFsTgn Mas, December lV The
NOrk ~ The northeast gales of FRIDAY and
saturday havc been very disastrous 10 the
Gloucester fishing fleet having desffoysd
i've vessels Adelia lfaTtweli. Iacer. Ivan
noe Cleopatra nul Sarah & Pile Asthus
Tar reported bat eight lives have been lost
tut % is feared that there have been other
tisns'efs and loss - life aud There Ii great
anxiety manifested and q dread 0f further
pad news from the vessels on the banks OK.
posed - the fury Of fhe tempest
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WhsuEofOg. December ~ The estirnsts
Of The Statisucisn Of the Department n
Agriculture for the principal cereal crops
n The year are completed aud the
aggregate bushels arc a. follow.
Corn go ooOO Ool. wheat s57 000oo0. oats
os1m0go1 The area ~ corn ir aaO8OO
acres. Of wheat "a Oo0Ol0. OF oafs 20 no 0r0
me value ri corn average neafly thirty
three cents per bushri aud makes an
aggrc gate Of s6j5.r0.01O. s5O00O0O
ICES than the value ~ the lat crop
The decrease iu the product ION
Of wheat is ~ per cent. and nearly II per
cont iu valuation. which d. $1,000 90
The valuation of oats b. $4,000 0(0
Ihe reduction Doe wheat is mostly iu the
valley n TIE Ohio and in California The
states ri Ohio Indiana Illinois N issourf
ahh Kan e. last year produced M 90 urO
bushels thi. year 90 00O. a reduction oil
fWvUn bushels The production of all
cereals is 5i3 bushels 80 each inhabitanf
The aggregate volume is lnrger than any
former Vear
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SMOKED OUT.
b"rgiar Who Attempted ~ Enter .
store Through the Chinan-y-gcs-
cued by u Windiass.

WuLNiSofoN, y. G., December .9-I.a.t
night Leendcr Smith planned To rot the
store oi Robert Pugh q Co, aboM nine
miles from here. He climbed 70 the roof Of
the building aud dlvested himself uf all his
clothes and then tried to slip down the
chimney In doing so he iooscnod "a
plloNj winch 1ci down into Nh pugh's
chamber underneath. Mrs puah. alarmed
got ny aud, a. the night was
scold placed match In the fireplace
whi,tl was tillgd With light wood ready Tor
kindling smith had Ia the mean time GOT
h1ii way down thc chimney, and thcte he
stuck last He Was unable 10 get out The
harder he struggled the ught<r hc was
wcdged in. Smoke from the fire und.t.
meath began to ascend which m ade his con
dition unbcorable Thoroughly smoked
enu icless OF detection lac a. once yelled
loudly for help His cries brought the
whole town out A windiass wa procured
and 10y deybreak, after enduring much
suiering' he was got out and landed In
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Another Bond Gail

WAsHiNCfoN. December 80 The secre
tary Of the Treasury made n call Tor ESQ.
oVo,o three per cent bonds % day. paya-
bis February The call is significant
heeause N the fact that if is lIe nr.t call
since September isst lt ID the impress son
mat The call has been forced hy the attach
made upon the administration of the
Treasury Department This. numerically
s the one hundred and thirty second
call Ihe bonds called for are AZ f0i
lows SO original numbers m to 20
both Inclusive and original numbers .8ff
p i,9nl. both inclusive $40 original mum.
bers Hlni 70 31Di both Inclusive aud 0rIri.
nal numbers tPf - 2 80. both inclusive
80 Original number 1fs -. 1 ~ t~.tl.
inclusive, and fO4s 20 4 90 both Inclusfvs
81 Co original numberse fs1 o. f0 Gie both
inclusive sud H.Oll ~ ID SRI. both ineiu.
sive $1,000 original numbers mum
hers 1901 90 f- ~ both ineInsi,a
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POISONOUS CAT BITES.
Little BOY Dies Irom the Effects, aud Ills
sister Not Expected TO Live

n Li'tie BOY Dies from the Effects aud Ills
sister Not Expected TO Live.
Lose LAKE, n V. January t.-About
two years ago little son and daughter OF
WIN. Shaw, of this place. were both bitten
by q cat, while the animal was SUFFERING
from fits. No attention was eriv.,,
the matter at the time. as tb.
bites were not deemed dangerous About
two months ago tho boy died. and the nj I.
tending physician said that there we're
symptoms OF poison. A few days ago the
httle girl was taken very IN with what l..
considered 70 be severe ease Of h, dro-
phophia. She makes similar motions a.
her deceased brother, and endoavors 10
BITE her attendants, and it is now believed
that the boy died of hydrOphobia. from tha
effects OF the cats bite. The doctor i've
ms as bis opinion. There are very siizht
hopes OF the childs recovery. but N She
snould recover sufficiently the people here.
thlnk mat she would make very interest
ink fubJcct for Pasteur. who has MOI
h'thcri0 had any patients suffering ftoin
The bites Of Tabid cnts
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THE DEAD ALIVE.
'N'f'ofninary Case of Suspended Ani,na-
tion and RcsuscItstion

s~N'i"pininhrN Case of suspended Auitna-
ton and Rcsuscitstion.
"ALtNA. III, December 3i.-Johu
munger well known citizen of Platte
VILE Wis has suffered greatly from rheu-
matism in the feet Two days ego. with
the hope OF relieving the pain. he bathed his
feet freely with tincture Of aconite. and
Then thrust them into pail of hot water
a tlngIng sensation followed. the pulse
weakened, the skin became moist and
clsInmy, and violent vomiting and rotch.
ing ensued doctor was called but on
nis arrival found Mr.. Munger apparently
aead' The heart seemed TO have stopped
pehtlnS' ana the doctor with other tnedi-
.hi ihcn who were summoned decided that
munger bad died from aconite uoisonino
nRNing absorbed the drug through his feel
An uudertaker set about preparing tho body
ior hmrlai, when the doctor, a. an experiment
injected with hypodeTInic syringe "A
mixture OF brandy and digitalis near the
heart In few minutes the supposed dead
nun negan 10 gasp. and there was a faint
spuhu OF henting over the heart More
hyPoderinicis were given, the death pnlior
WIS succeeded by a reddish glow tho ntus.
,,es relaxed, Precipitation broke out and
MI. munger slowly returned TO life he h
DOW entirely out Of danger The doctors
BILE '"O'' '''aihh
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MEXICAN UPRISING.
american Troops Ordered to the River
snd WIN Drive oot DIstursets AZ stsss.


hsREoo' fEX-, December S0.-A Sergeant
OF Tue y. ). Army stationed at Ringgold
barracks, some sixty miles down the Rio
crande trom this place, arrived here TO-
night aud reports that general uprising
Is taking place in all the small Mexican
towns along the river between here and
brownsville. Major kellogg, command
ing the U 5. troops at the
above mentioned post and forces are
now en- route 20 Rema, n small city on the
american side, where over three hundred
men, mostly from Mexico, are in arms. and
express their intentions OF taking the city
OF Mter. They have an abundance of am
inunihon, and are Of the desperate aud
horderruffian class, Major Kellogg pro
poses " disperse them, or force them TO
leave American territory, in order TO pre-
vent breach Of the neutrality laws he
tween the two Republics. The movement
originated among few dissatisfied politi-
clans who were defeated at the recent city
elections in Mexico Mexican troops arc
now being sent from Monterey TO Saltlllo
to reintorce those already stationed in th.
cities OF the State of 1amaulipas. where
the next outbreak l. daily expected
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PARIS, December IN Pasteur today
.noculated Charles Kaufman. Of Franklin
y. y VINO was bitten ~ q supposed mad
.ucccssiul NJ Pazteur severely cru.ured
kaufman Tor bis inattention 81 Biz inlurie.
at the time be was bitten. buf aid be
hgpeh - prevent any devel0pmenG
late Dr Ludwig X Sattler. ~ Orango n
- the veterinary surgeon who was bitter,
pn December lt. once n day for eight con
.ecutiVe days The four children Austin
pglthkefaia, Fatsy Ryan, While Lane and
Patrick Reynolds who have brru tluI,l-
treatment by " Posteur will leave lar
home 0n SUNDAY urxf rles ere aiivefI
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Chased BY Riysnoss wolves IN nGs,I,.

Gttgss lff.. January 3-A thrilling adj
venture va that NJ John Collision. -
M6lin. Wiz bad two nights sgo While
be- was returning home from = nelghbor's
house some distance off. on foot be va
attacked BY rack - rolves which are uu.
usually numerous in that locaiity during
the winter The wild beasts surrounded
NJ F0iilt0u aud would undoubtedly have
devoured hin had b. not been armed With
n ffrlsfy revolver which he made good use
~ killing two wolves and putting che rsss
90 flight During the encounter Collision
was sounded On The band hy one ~ fhs
ravenous beasts. which fastened ltt fanEs
10 the nesh
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Foreiun Heua

LoNDoS, January six hundred Arabs
were killed In the recent battle with tbs
English. They are In flight towards Don
gola. A number ~ fanatics succeeded 10
penetrating suakim, attacking she soldiers
in the streets, furious fight follow ing In
which q number ~ the English we're killed
was quietly celebrated The funeral al
Fenian named Buckley, az Cork, wss ms 1e
the OcrasiOn Of political demOnstratiOu.
Prince Alexander l. said 90 have asksd the
Gar to reiustate the Russian officers In his
army, 20 help fcOrgHuige ~, a. he feels GER
tain Servia aiil resume hostilities.
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A MANIAC MOTHER.
An Attempt To Drown Two children Mar.
rowly Averted.

81 Lovi-, Mo, December ~ about :
o'clock last evening Mrs Emma Tickens,
reslding on Camela street, attempted 90
throw herself aud two children into a well
which contained four feet of water One
and the other boy, four years old
The screaming OF the little ones attract
ed the attention Of the father, WIN Tick
ons, " no. rushed 10 the we'll in time TO
preveut the mother and girl from falling
N. The little boy, however, slipped from
his mothers grasp and dropped into the
water, but the fnther sc cured "A ladder aud
rescued him. The woman came out OF the
I was in ~ Of insanity that she made
the attempt az murder aud suicide Inst
night She will be sent back 10 the asylum
to-day.