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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

wssnrsoros, March 2s.-The chap
laln's prayer IN the House yesterday
morning was a. follows
Give ear, o God OF Jacob and awaken us
10 see the danger which threatens the elsi
iixsd world, q revolution more tremsnd ous
than any OF which history tells, Ia which the
scenes OF the reign of terror may be enacted
IN every capital Of Europe AMI America
for long the few bsys mastered tie many
because theT unierstand the open secret
the tools 70 them that can use them. but nos
The msay have learned the secret of ofEHnl
kation. drill aB1 dynamite Hou+e the riah
Of the -orid 70 unierrsnd tha. the
time has come for Trindlnz selfish fnonop
oily 70 cease, that eo!pyrauon- may Eei
soisnes and human klndnsss Teach ths
Fieh men Of this country that great fortunes
are lent tham By fhee Tor other Pu fposes
than 70 bald snf decorate palaces, 20 found
private collections OF ART. 70 stock win.
and nnd better company than hnstlsfs
Krooms and loeEeYs. pool sellers and book
makers Teach them, o ggd, that u i
Thee rho has given them poser TO get thsls
foriunesi that u 10 10 prove them. 10 knos
What y IN their hearts whether they siii
keep Thy com inandmsnts or not. and that
these comm an dmsnts are sfhou shalt love
the lord Thy gs,f with all tby heart, and
thy neiRhbsr - thyssif. that N the ffeh msn
of our isHi Keep these commsnfln- -Hts TIE
people slll foiiou tbs example and ss, "A
Least sili be sssei from The days q ttIb ul.
tlon that are fast eosnlag on al ths = ORD
Help us. o God. and save as
Mr.. Gfossenor. Of Ohio, asked nnsn
imous consent that the prayer be printed
In the Record, Mr. James, Of New Yors,
objected.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

Bssih ~ ,ks 0fislaslsf ~ the Assipssf
rahtithiaa nasiHsfs is ths tslfsa ststss.

Dssih ~ ihs nNsiastsf ~ the AssiVsss
fsbiisbtsa nasisss 10 ths tsiisa sistss.
CHrsap. March gf .sesa hes been
received " the death, ~ Thomsasllls,
Ga N Nf AN Kellogg, president oi
ihr 4 n Ksllpgs Newspaper Company.
fha deceased had been ~ Invalid fgf many
toafi and NJ iie was unable 70 devote
NE personal attention 10 The large bnai
nSas enterprise which IA mainly tte osl
growth n hla iUfea fhi, enery and ~.
fcllent business talent lIe wia the
pioneer In the auxiliary Publishing busl.
ness, which has grown Into such mhgnl.
lude and importance Within = little
over twenty years time lie was
public spirited mat. mnn NJ
stphlng Maternity aud uprightne.
VI character, and was greatly oHdearcd
tu nl IN any way associated with him
because ot his Mind aud sympathetic nn.
lure aud unustcn' ~ generosity
Iic leaves q widow ana two daughters,
who have their home In New York, 10
which city the remalns were taken foi
burial
Nr Kellogg was born at Neahlng, Ia,
March ~, 1852 aud graduated With dis
liuctlnn NJ Columbia College, New York,
In 1852 lie was the ,on ~ Rrcderlci
Kellogg aud The youngest ot uS children
llo married Annie H. Barnes nj lhmjoo
Wis, August 81, 1889 IN lsdl, while
publishing the llarahop (Wls,) Rspnbhc,
weekly newspaper be- became short oi
help, aud conceived she ilcn ot the
patcnl Inside, aud Ind copies printed BY
the Madison (wls) Duh Journal Com
pany lie continued 10 psrt q "patcnt
inside" paper until 1865, when he camc tt
Chicago and began printing "patcntln
sides" for country papers. lie built ~
the Kellogg Newspaper Company, which
nov has uhlces In Chicago, 81. Louis,
Cleveland, Kansas city, Memphis, New
York aud Cincinnati,
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
MINUTE MECHANISM.
4 Cherry STONE Decorated with One uss-
dr~d sud Twenty-fsur Heads.

4 Cherry stone Decorated with One Has
dr~d snd Twesiy-fsur Heads.
There Is cherry stone In the Salem.
Mass Museum. which contains ono
dozen silver spoons. The stone itself %
Of the ordinary Size; but the spoons are
80 small that their shape and finish can
only well be distinguished by the micro
scope. DR.. Oliver gives an account Of
4 cherry stone on which were carved
ono hundred and twenty-four heads. so
distinctly that the naked eye could dis
linguish those belonging 10 popes and
kings by their mltres and crowns. Il
was bought In Prussia for fifteen thou
sand dollars. and thence conveyed 10
England. where II was considered an
object Of 80 much value that IL posses
sion was disputed and Il became the
subject Of suit In chanccry. One ofthe
Nuremberg toy-makers enclosed In .
cherry stone. which was exhibited af the
French Crystal Palace. . plan Of Sevas-
iopol. railway station and the Mes
siah' Of Klopfstock. In morc remote
times an account Il given cf an ivory
chariot constructed By Mcrmecisics,
which was 80 small that ~ could
cover Il with his wing; also ship Of the
same material. which could be hidden
under the wing Of . bee. Pliny. too.
tells US that Homei's IlIad. with its H.
teen thousand verses. was written In 80
small space a. 10 be contained In nut
she'll; while Elan mentions an artist
who wrote disiich In letters Of gold.
which be inelossd In the rind Of . ker.
mel II corn chrisfian al Work.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
STRIKE NOTES.
mirs In ~. I.uuu.


ST., LOUIS, March 2O.--Ncws has just
been received that The Pleasant lIill &C
commodatlou that left here at seven this
morning was captured by strikers Al
Gmy's summit, six miles beyond Pacific,
and the engine Killed ON the main track
A freight train went out this morning
guarded by scyenty.fve policemen, scat
terdl along on top oi the train, on tho en-
glne aud In the caboosc. II was followed
shortly after by an engine aud tender, mp
on which were twenty-five OF Furlong's
men. armed with Shot.guns and winchcs.
ter rifles, Serious trouble Is anticipated
Rt Pacific.
Al Ewing avenue crossing this morning
there were about sixty policemen sta
toned there to protect the shops. II IL
said fears are entertained that an attack
on th'shops will be male.
Affairs In East st. Louis are not mate.
rally changed. Nearly all the roads lead.
Ing from that point are serloial, llacorn.
moded, and what few frelgllis a,e going
ont are being sent out with spmc dI1l.
Guilty No trouble. however, il expected
from Interference from the strikers. Who
are dcportlng themselves 10 a mast peace.
able aud good-hum0red manner.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
CONDENSED TELEoRAms.

Mr.. JOSEPH cHAnBKRLAfs and Mr.. u. u.
lTrcvslysn have resigned from Mr.. Glad
stones Cabinet, and the Queen has accept
ed the designations.
Tng German reichstag on the sTth. by
vote Of is2 TO y, rejected Prince Bismsrek's
spirit monopoly bill.
A PARTY Of Mexican outlaws assas.
sinated an American named Lewis Feltnsr
In Santa Clara, Mexico, on the 27th.
ArroRsLr- GENERAL GARLAND l. suffer-
ing from a severe cold, and Is confined 10
lhis bed. His physician Las advised him to
remain away from the Department for .
Itew days.
Tns Knights Of Labor on the Gould sys.
Item have been ordered to return to work
pending arbitration, to which Mr. Gould
consents. ~ 81. W
GRrAr excitement prevails In Panama
occasioned by decfes ordering the sus-
pension OF the American newspaper tho
star and Hera d, notwithstanding the re-
cent declaration Of the freedom VI The
press
A DESIGN for the new so silver ccrhti
cate has teen prepared, which has finely
executed vigne,i Of Mr.. Hendricks.
Ur 10 March 18th, 7fio lall. had besn w
ltrodnccd IN The House fhis session, and
Iuaj reports had been made by committees.
This is an excess OF Oh bills and 5ii reports
over last year
GKs. DHuu says no Instructions have
been sent from Washington for United
states troops 20 aid in the protection Of
property al st. Losis.
Tuy monument Of the late Senator Hill
is now In place and rsady for unvsiling
The committee In ehargs has decided "
pospone the unseiling ceremonies 20 afford
Mr.. jefferson Davis an opportunity OF 10.
Ing present.
s,r employees Of the baltimore and Ohio
ssilrosd entered suit against the ccmpssy
Al P.tssturg on the nth for damages sssre-
eating seo,co.
A TORNADO struck Helena, Ark. on the
n1h. which did considerable dsinags.
tearing down fencss and uuroodns many
touses.
Tsr most terrible rain s.orm fn year
sisis>d Chattanooga, Tenn. oa the ath,
daring witch vvs~ two inches OF wafer
tsll m less thsn shrse hours.
Ar midnight on the night Of the 7o,b shs
aver a CbsstsnsoF.. fsHu.. vas % feet
o. Ne ssnss. and rising q the rate q ;
Inrbes Per hour.
M. RsspsII isfrsdacsi resolsiios in
N. House On zee s1lh fas tas sppo4simsat
u = COMMITTEES n inv-stiKnk the Carroll.
N AFFAIR.
Az a los rolling near Arcols, Niss., 90
ma, Nslss RHssiH. eolsfsi, kilisd . rhIis
nsn ssp>d Bsshssss.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
A JAvnr IN rsHslA.


tHH tHF - tHs r.**" 'fwtntfH*t
This is the way ws ven obliged -
prepare fof the trip In order 70 Fsssh
our destination. II was essential shsf
M snoud taka with ua tents. bsddlhg
erockery and sufficient animals 10 esfry
ourselves, The servants and the oatht
This required The employment of maah
talking and NJ occasional ihfaahlng
when Tho insolcncc II the chipadars, Or
muetoer, ntericfed with tho cllnohlng
Of n bargain. After several days of
preparation all seemed ready for the
start One curious circumstance about
the journey. however, was the fact that
We were obliged to journey by night
Tho great heat makes II Impossible TO
travel In Persia In tho middle NJ the
day during the greater part Of the year
Dur departure was therefore 80 timed
that we could have the benefit of the
full moon. Once on the road. and
winding through narrow lanes At n
moderate walk, We were able 10 OBJ
serve what an imposing procession we
made AZ inc mead rode the ghioddr'
or rlucrft, mounted on white Shlra-
gee hrab stallion. TWO gentlemen ioi,
lowed. and next 10 them came several
ladies on donkoys The tdchtrdudn was
next In order, carrying the invalid Of
inc party. ms " curious Venicie
peculiar 10 refr'a anu iurkey' u Is
covered h'hr porhe between two
mules, anu contains 'nu'hg uoors anu
windows u u renuereu reasonap'y
com'or'aplo ny mattresses on Whicm
person can ls ~ iuii iehgm' me
,ach,raVan OF the wealthy N sometimes
handsomely decorated ana mention s
mhue OF hlhBS OF rers'a using " many
centuries ago. bn, generally 'his con,
yeyahec u more hcayly construc.ed
,nah y necessary, owing 70 ,he olii-
uu,'y ol hnuing woou wh'cn y ~ once
'ght hhu strong ~ rerNh Inc inarcn
o' ach,raVah u necessarily ,ed'ously
sIow, put !, u annouhceu ior lohg us
.ance % oy tne s'llhgs ol pngnng ps''s
cnrllsu py .ho gayly-u"cora'ea lnu'es'
whlch 40 no', however, seem 70 appre-
clh.e 'ne weal'h ana weight OF 9rna,
men' ,Nishsu upon them' Vn lever
roaus the mch'rayah u real luxury
put wheh mere s steep asceh, OF ue-
scent combined win bad roads, thls
iorm OF iocon9tlon Is NOT only very try-
ing 70 me mules put ~ also severe
s,raln on ths r'der' ooth on account OF
lne escftIon requisite IN preserving MS
position ana the nervous strain caused
Wy watching the frequent peril Of being
hurled over q preclpice. Az the
head 1 the leading mule marched
stately Arab, Abdullah lbn hassan.
hs gmt was that of prince; hc
was SIX ice' IN height spareIy built ana
perfectly erect a camel s-hair tunic
rsacnea 70 the ankles, Ills mead was
muined WIN striped mantle bound
around the iorehead win whl'e cord.
MS swarthy features were haggard bat
YET handsome ana the dark orps which
nshed from under cavernous brows
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
stlli uo.ins to win.

GALVESTON, Tex, March 2s.--Th,
Knights u Labor at waco con,innp con
ndcnt, and maintain that the sirIks has
not yet eliminated, as the strikers have 4
number Of "trumps" yet to play. The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
notwithstanding the pressure brought u
bear upon them, still refuse TO Join the
strike.
special from Sherman saysi "Dep
uty Marshal Kerr, arrived al Weather.
ford last night, having In charge Johp
fortner, the baggagemaster who was ar.
rested for attempting 10 bnm the depot
~ Gordon, on the Texas a rseihc rail.
road. fortncr, who Is Knight Of Labor,
1enics the charge.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

Deafh la ths fsas.

Rssprve, Pa, March 9s.-Yss,erday
afternoon Mrs Henry FRANKIE, aged forty.
tao, kindlcd Gre with cnsi oil. and vhll'
80 doing the flames lrslied The oil In the
can, which exploded The hnrnInz oI'
scattered over the body of the yomsi
and upon her two Children, aged nins and
eleven years. The frsntic woman ran
lntn the vsri and iasspsd into the ei-sso
md Was drowned. The hnfains oil sci
IRE 10 The hoass. The hs ss= seen b.
isnnsrs rha were rsssinz. sni they q
ilHzHlshea Il. The shllsllsn Hsrs ieffibl,
turned and can aas fseafzE. Ms. fn<nks
sa= widow, ra9 kspt lras< xAsdes
Tor shs ssppsFI y hsFseli md shildSe'
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
"Aii Bosh.'

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March T.-0en
eral Secretary Turner, Of the executive
board Of the Knights Of Labor, yesterday
afternoon, when shown a copy Of the 81.
Louis Dispatch, In which Chairman Irons
Is quoted ns saying the strike would prob.
ably very soon extend throughout the
United States, said;
"That is all bosh. n Chairman Irons
Is correctly quoted, II simply shows that
he Il one of the men who Is ut present
doing the order great injury.
Secretary Turner declined TO be Inter.
viewed relative 10 the general sllLrii"n
on the Southwestern railroads. lie 10.
dorscd The sentiments contained In the
secret circular"
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
MIsCFLLANFOus.

ON IN. 9th ,b, strIt. of IN. rrsl0b. han.
dlcrs Of the Detroit. t;rnnd Uave, A. Mn.
w.otaa railroad M Grand u.xsn Mich
endst bv ,hs comn,ny ,ac.dIn, n ths do.
m.nds Of th, man. aud work wa. rs.
,amsd
Tyx.s wui ou.r.n,,,. .g.i,s, xs..,,.
from Inrsc,sd coun,rIs. ,f,,r M.yi
Tur IoIyi,n ,,r,k., Mr., extending and
conflict, betwsen IN, sl,ik.rs and the civic
ruard, arc freuuent.
THKnr /. a fair prospect after sll for the
organization Of an otlahoma Tefrltory.
A. Rnvli.b iudy. has decldsd that /.
divorce obtained In America Of mar.
rIaoe perfor,nsd IA Koyland IA invalid IN
rnvlsnd.
Trr Ds,roI, poli.h Church ,roub,s, b.v.
hesn s,,,lsd for a time all concerned hav.
m, !. .,rsa,, IA r.s., M. n,.,t.r d, Tho pons
FrTr,1vr 'pr.Ir,, Ara. we're rsoortsd
nm The s0tb on tbs Grow reservation In
Montana. - r.. s.a
Tuv r.o,dor D,j,, v,,r. ..v. n consider,
the labor ilfIlcultie. In tI,. United States
the outcome OF the governments system Of
protection and OF the bolsterinr up Of trade
rings TO the ,de,ri,nent OF the working
/ classes. ati.f
SINCE the Boston street railway en-.
ployes presented their demands 10 the rail-
roads. conferences were held daily, and ON
the 2sth an agreement was reached by
which the men get all they ask, Including
two dollars a day and twelve hours for a
DAYS work. -sl
| A MOI brok. into fire.nrm msnnfactory
A. LIere. I,eIriu,u. on tho 2sth. and carried
away its contsats.
TnE grand lionnl stesple chase for 900
sossreigns, At liverpool on the 10th, was
won by 0idJos. AZ f4.sa ~ sl F..
CoIoxkt wHrry, su insars,cs agent OF
Tombstone. ArIr., who arrived from Fort
lIuaehuoa on the 18th reported TINT Just
before he left there courier arrived from
Lieutenant Mnus' camp with The news that
all the Indians had surrendered, except
Mangus and two warriors who have been
on the reservation since 1889.
TIE Treasury Official, are busy getting
nm new designs for the silver certificates.
III. Art oues .ul,uittsd ware not sarisf.c.
tory. and were sent back for revision. n
is proposed to put the face OF the late Vice.
President Hendricks upon the tsn-dolisr
certificate.
A COMPANY OF United States Infantry
passed through Pittshurxh. Pa. on the
aish from New York, said TO he en- route
for 81. Louis. II was reported that the
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03
A Picnic fsr Turhsf.

LosDoS, March 2s.-The belief At the
foreign ONCE, based on this morning,
news from Athens, Is that war betsesr
Greece and Turser Is npw inevitable.
Is also believed tha, the campaign viii b.
bricf and vary disastrous o, flrreee. NIl
llary experts say that II will be slmpl,
suicidal for Greece n mrasuru hei
strength against Turkey. which Il prr
pared 70 throw 10000 men, under N,
able German General Won der 0,lb
Pasha, across the Thessallaa irvnlier and
sweep like . tornado through Cree, "a
Athens.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

PrrsDuRGH, Pa. March 2s.-Tbe pro
prietors Of the Pittsburgh Lender thl'
morning signed The Union printers scale
The boycott which has been wsged agains,
that paper duriug the past four weeks,
has bccn lifted. The printers In ",
Lsqder's employ relieved the prupricton
oi any necessity of conecding the De
inands of the Typographical union b,
rellniafily making application for aimls.
son into the printers union ass body.
number Of cases we're declared vasant
however, aud union printers supplied.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

o. Ne isth fsmny N four. nsmsa sss.
dsFsss. st kssisn County. iad., was ssls.
snsf BY rsssh On rate IL ssas.
Ms. Nrsss, ~ riitstsfsh, Pa, hss bsss
esaviets.f n ttfIafy ~ svsafins ssa.hsr
~emsH's stlId vss ka svs
Tss nilseis sspfsss cemt Decided sss
70 Isfsffsfs 10 ibs case u rfsnt aslkov
skI, Under sentences Of ssseu,loa fsf tbs
innfdsv of Mfs KisIdask In fhltsFs.
0Hths zssh shs wlnAsgr Hotel, ~ ssls.
a., Col. vas esmpIstely destroyed by
hfs Ths guests lost al their effects.
Twenty y.sessn principal business houses
and over ene'haIf Of their contests wsrs
also destroyed. Loss, tlso.ccot lnsuranes,
1000.
On the 18th two foreigners entered the
store Of diamond msrchsnt named
Tabuh. In Bssrave stfsst. London, beat
him with cluhs until no fell unconscious.
thsa rsnsseksd the stors and msds on
with sio,0oo worth OF diamonds. Tabuk's
skull was crushed In, bat hs was stIIl iIv-
Ing. His sssailants have been arrested.
Tvs mammoth harm Al ths Hopkins stock
farm In East Providence. u. L., was totally
destroyed by an inccndisry nrs on the
2oth. sixty.Hvs head Of cattle and four
head Of horses were burned. The live stock
burned was valued st 5000; the barn a,
t5looo; insurance $4,000 Two recently
discharged employees are suspected OF the
crime.
OK the 2sth, while George Sample. clerk
In the drug store OF Ball, warfleld & Co.,
at lronton, o.. was making some "blus
fire" the composition exploded, blowing
Sample into atoms and wreckIng the store,
causing damage OF $1,000.
IT is affirmed that the strikers at Decazs.
vile, France, have destroyed one OF the
mines by fire.
OK the 10th the Argns office at Fargo,
Dak., was burned. Every thing but the
forms on the press was destroyed. Loss,
so. 900; insurance. 5000.
FIVE prisoners, while being sentenced at
Limerick, Ireland. on the 10Th, violently
attacked the police, but were overpowsred
ntter desperate struggle.
A MAN named Stevens was run over by
passenger train nsar Henderson, KY, on
the 18th. He was crossing the track when
the train struck him. lie was badly man :
gled and died soon after
Jons WELSH. the evangelist, who has
been holding revivals at North Bath, Me-,
Is wanted by tho police for trying to sell
In Brunswick livery team he had hired.
FINE destroyed the Crystal window
glass works at Bellaire, o., on the 27th.
Loss, S70, 900; insurance, $4,000.
In the case OF Sam Archer, on trial at
Shoals, Ind, for participation in the mur-
der Of Farmer Bum, the Jury found YER.
dict Of guilty on the 9Th, and the prisoner
was sentenced to be hanged July9.
The English Board Of Trade will make
n searching inquiry into the causes which
led 70 the loss OF the steamship Oregon,
and Is only held In abeysnce pending the
arrival Of the officers OF the Oregon from
New York.
FINE destroyed the principal car and
locomotive manufacturing shops OF the
Northern Pacific railway, located at Brain.
ard, Minn., on the 2sth. The loss is $780,
900. This includes the damsgs TO build
Ing and contents The ear patterns, which
were OF great value, were saved.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

Ii Is rumored that . new magazine
viii shortly appear which will make >
speciality Of printing In each number IN
article relating - 'hs 'in,s war b.
tween the North and Ne South. n
strikes n that II Il m excellent idea
We have often wondered why our mafa,
Vines snd weekly papers don't print :
.as article nov and ihsn. --Narrsievs
Htfald
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

rrst wsrs. = rorsr..rr, ~
las succee1rl h fv<lRing Juuoo y :
lifeIiks spp11Rnnr<. nnd ke viii n1uI1
b. placed On exhibition. N mof|I }
ne largest peer q work q - -
uer Attempted. and volG&D o111 -
'ksrseei pssn1n- ~
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1886-04-03

II a'ssh M s-ss More sho. snd killed.
q, sesssa s,a husband. vho vas shanss-
q. as s~. Al Povt Hsrss. nlrh.
&p>a.sMHss - Hssfs sraeksr bsksry asd
kSs-'pe'a fiush conpssy's bald.
,e'<sbsrz. \. j.. wsps dsssrsys a
- }e'srl Iussvssss, y1f1.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
AN ANGEL IN sEALsKIN.
A Pretty Philadelphia Girl Plays
the Role OF PhiIanthropists

''Ma-a-tchis? Missis, ma-a-tchis? Three
for five, ma-a-tchis?" cried a thin child's
voice on Chestnut street. just below Broad,
on Saturday afternoon, says the Phila-
delphia Press. The voice belonged to a
girl less than a yard high, who had big
pleading blue eyes and pert mouth. The
street was crowded with people. some of
them out to show their fine clothes, but
most of them out TO do Christmas shopping.
The blue-eyed child persstently offered her
wares TO a man who was walking with a
very stylishly-attired young lady.
Go awayw said the man in a grufi
voice.
'Ah. the poor little thing" cried the
young woman. why don't YOU buy some
of her matches. Fred? I'll do it myself.
Here little girl, opening a sealskin reticule
and fishing out some coins with her daintily-
gloved hand. shes very neatly clad and
looks as though she had good mother.
just believe I'll make her present." and
suiting the action TO the word she opened
her fur coat and unfastened knot of bright
cherry ribbon that caught up loop in her
black silk dress. Then she quickly pinned
the knot OIL the child's gray hood and, patti
ing the pink cheek, turned away.
What in the world made you do that?"
demanded the man, evidently much an
nOyed.
''Oh, why, 1t will please the poor mother
so to think that some one has noticed her
sweet-faced child" was the young lady's
reply, and the two went on down the street.
A tall, red-facee Irishman had been
standing on the curb watching the perform
ance with keen interest.
THAT young ladyis better nor the Duane
of England" he remarked. looking after the
couple. ''Be the powers. Oh could go down
on me knase and worship beautiful cray
Their loike that as isn't ashamed to do a
koind act to the poor with her own swate
hands"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-07
Fergus Fall, Society.

Hon. j. w. and Mrs. Mason entertained
a number of friends on Tuesday evening.
The entertainment was musical and social
followed by refreshments and dancing later
in the evening.
c. J. Sawbridge and wife are in Mime
apolis to remain few months. Mr.. Saw
bridge will be engaged in working up bust
ness for the Minnesota Insurance company
of this city.
w. Il. Smith left for Niles, Mich, this
week and will return in a week or so with
Mrs. Smith, who has been spending the
winter there with relatives.
The Park Region band will give grand
masque bali on the 18th which is expected
to far surpass anything of the kind which
has been held in this city.
Miss Cappie Steward was the recipient OF
surprise party on Monday evening, ten
dered her by her young friends.
The Alert Hose company announce a
grand fireman's ball TO take place at the
Grand hotel OH Feb. 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Corliss entertained
friends at a progressive euehre party on
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Linton have gone to
Plymouth, Mich, for few weeks visit
w. T. Bell is visiting at Mortified.