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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
Cremation Among the jews.
London News.

Cremation has become controversial
question among the Jews. Lord Roths-
child is at issue with the chief rabbi upon
1t, and the opinion in the council of the
united synagogue appears to be SO divid-
ed that the subject has been shelved for
the moment CT the assurance of one of its
members that any discussion would be
of an acrimonious nature and would
lead to no result. The original
mention Of the topic MSS due to the re-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02
ALEAP-YEAR ROMANCE.
| Love ke4ufted-A Tale Embraced in Five
Chapters.
Washington Czitic.
W REMINGTON CflUC
CHAPTER L,

CHAPTER 1.
1t WAS evening, and the light from the
silver candelabrs came softly through the
rich Venetian glass which hedged then
in, and touched with its tender warmth 8
youth and maiden, standing silent amid
the rich appointments of the great draw
ing room Of the girls palatial home.
CHAPTER II.
"Henry, will you be mipe?"
1t was the girl who spoke, and silence,
shattered into thousand fragments, fell
crumbling to the floor.
The young man blushed scarlet and
quickly hid his face in his hands.
With loving, gentle strength she took
them one by one away and gszsd fondIy
into his trembling, sweet brown eyes.
cab, love-" she whispered, "look al
me. Look deep into my soul and see the
heart that beats its sweetest cadences to
the measures of your manner"
She took his sensitive white hands in
her own, and modestly as the daisy looks
upward to the morning sun he turned
his eyes to hers.
burning In his cheeks, an indescribable
POWCA AAlluS uih apWblus upWnIu lut0
soft, sweet air. which filed his very
being, as the fragrance of IRE and balsam
comes with life and hope to the weak and
wasted consumptive.
CHAPTER III.
"With all my heart, Ernestine."
Sweet as the music Of ripping waters,
Of muf1ed silver bells, sweet 4 low as
the organ harmonies whispering to each
other among the carvings and the softene d
frescoes Of some grand old cathedral
choir, were the young mans words and
they brought to Ernestine such peace and
rest as until this day her heart had never
known.
"Oh, Henry" she said and held out
her hands to him.
Again the bright young blood surged to
his cheeks and with glad little cry he
threw himself into her arms and, like 3
tired bird, he nestled his hesd upon her
shoulder and shut his eyes to all the
world to dream of heaven.
CHAPTER ".
There let us leave them.
We can afford to leave them, because
neither Of them appears to be left-par-
ticularly the girl.
CHAPTER v.
Thus do we see what there Is in leap
year to the huDgering and thirsting soul
OF the young woman who knows enough
to embrace her opportunities
And embraces them.
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The Finest Bazexs IN the Wordi
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Casteiton (Dakotal Reporter.
Special to the Ca cite.

Special to the Ca cite.
LINDEN, TEX, March pa few weeks
since Sheriff Choate brought Hulds
Diggs, colored, from the asylum on 8
furlough. She has been very quiet and
orderly until yesterday evening, when it
WAS learned that she had been sleeping
with 8 butcher knife under her head, and
it was taken from her. At intervals dur
ing the night she would rave, and this
morning became very boisterous and
angry. It required the assistance of sew.
eral men to carry her to Jail, and she
fought and scratched with the viciousness
of tiger. q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02

Physicians prescriae HollowaY's vermi-
fuge Connections "a the most pleasant
ard effective VstEifuse for children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-04-02

In cheapen.ng the price of The wzSs-
LIZ GAZETTE 1t is the Determination to in
prove its ualue to all classes OF readers,
Among Its attractions will be-.
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The Very Bezt

This Very Bezt
News and family paper IN the State Ia
fhe WEEKLY GAZETTE; price reduced te
kl 3. year
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

ben beiteu Mei3eu 0e5 90IiDe5 0eroor5riHgt,
in erlter 3teibe. OroB III dld) Der 9teid)@
tbum all 5teilfpblen, an sob uno l3tnll@
@r5eit. QSaiier miro itberdtl leiebt DUrD
@rbobrung arteiiider 8rlnlen GeDoHnel1.
Gin Bieroell, 3tinOuie5, SOafen un0S0Det7
len beitbt Oatptd meDr, dis Die meiiten
litDli1 pom O1io gele9e1en Stuaten. 0nn
MeiSen Crn0tcte cS i'm Sabre 1887 cine or0>
Bere 13dbl 8uibel, ais ir8eto Elm Stuat
See QalDes, uGmli6 81 Mtuionen, ulto bon
W2aj5 me1r ais 5pet 0rittel Oer StaateIl.
Sieben Counties Don 80f0ta erlOteten i'm
pOrigen Sabre % WiilIionen Guldel gSet7
gen uno II Wltllionen 8ul0el 0aier. Oas
mar in ben 9tieoerltn9en oeS Neof 9ttper,
tpel1et man Den g1tl QlmerifaS SIT nenllen
pill egt.
Sn bieieu s3a1Gen ltest audi i6on bie
9lntiport auf Die pielia6 eeborte 8ebaupe
tllng, DaB o0S <mo BON 0atota, Der
fur6tbaren 99iuterfGlte ,tpegen, rnertrdg>
lid JET. SO ilAt es baS mare, ipiiroe Die
8ep0lferulig nidbt in 10 getDalti8em Ser
Ddltniiie 3ugel1omrten ba6en. S%eoermann5
@eIdmad iinb freilih 30 @rnb &dlte unb
Die entleBltden 8lt33arOs nibt; aQet1 eS
lit ia Jiemato ge3lDungea, itb bort njeoerz
5~ulaiien un0 rpem 0iejenigen, Die bort lire
6einnatD begri1oet baben, oamit 5ufrieDen
iinO; : Wen ionit ge9t eS ettua5 oil ? Salt
je0er Ginnobner Don 9afota betDeuert, baB
man bort, Der unDergleiblid) reinen uuo
trofenen 2uft tpegen, Die bD6iten &dltez
grade pieG tpentger u1angenebm empftn0e,
ais in liiblt@eren 2dn0ern cine mGBige
&dlte. gBer oaS nibt 9lauben nil, Der
faun'S ia probtren.
Oob OaS gebt, uie geia8t, MIR Die 8ez
tpobuer ieI6it at. Der Bunb bat bamit
niGtS 5u t9un, ionoern leoigli6 ieine MO-
raIti9e BfIi0t gu eriiiGcn, Die iDm ~gebietet,
Dem 5erritpriun feline Nniprii6e auf itQat>
ltAe @eftaltung ni@t lGnger SIT per1pei9ern.
6ofentlib wtrb, nod che ba8 Dorlebte
Sabr3e6nt beS 10. S~abrbuuoerts Cant 81.
De5entber 1890 abgelaufen lit, bic 3abl Der
Staaten i'm 8uroe bur6 ben @intritt bon
9torp@ 9afota uno Glib 0afota
alf pier5t8 g~eitiegen iein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

finoen? Sci Qeibe nidt bur6 W}oBregeln,
lpethe bte 8elaltlng Des 8olttS mt
| 6einbar DernliHoern. JtDt pIfO
u%nlinnige Bergeubulg Der altt9elalt7
melten @elDer. Gonbern: Dur0 ellie
GerGnDerung oes 3oIturif5, Die fair and
conservative towards existing industries
lit %. +. biGige Nitditdt auf be-
tebenO BIS Srp etge MIN mD,
a6er bic Soften Des OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES per
miroert, ltnieren 6abrifeu freie 3tobitofte
Iiefert un6 feline S66otgung0e per
Sntereie ell Der merttant10 eh
Mrbett &c Itattet."
Oas alio mar oes BuoelS Gern ? SOUR
Elm ~fleines, gars win5ig fIetnes 8Isdet
meniger 13oui6ub, ais Der ieBt9e! 9Elr
Elm bi5den !3oQfreibeit fir 9tobltofIe, aber
babel ltets ~sarteite 0tiiditAt auf be-
ftebenDe Snoultrien unD BOT allel1 DIM
gen 8el6ubung Der amerifon 6en
Nrbett! y0arum GGuber ur1o Wtor7
Der 2" 0arum baS 9rauenbafte @sntdloe
Ser S6redniiie unlereS jebigen @eleIl6dtts7
~5uitanoe8? limb Glte biele Sdrednille lol7
len perl6minoen, iobalD Die @tnFubr5olle
ouf cine Nn5a6l @egenitdnbe III pperltdl1ot1
ger 9Beile", 3. T.. nm 6 ODER Z Yro3ent ber>
abgeiebt tperoen ?
Sine labmere S6lltBfOlgerung lit nod
nidt o~agetpeien. sic lit lG6erltd big
cur 8erGbtli6feit. Wenn oenn i6on 6r.
GlepelanD lei1em 6erSen Suit ma0en;
enn er ihou aus iei1em 8orberiabe, oaB
Der 3oqtariff Die GueIe aler llebel lei, ote
e6rli6e, rt0ttge S6luBfolgerung Sieben
tpoQte, 10 muBte er ith often unO gerooeSn
fir polen Sreibanoel unb @rbebung
aIIer 8epiirfnihc Der 9tegierun8 0ur6 biz
refte Steuern erflGren. 9aS iDGre
tpeniaiten5 logii6 gelucien. llnb ieine Otttz
tel erlaubteu IS i6n altd. MieoergetpQblt
lit er ia bod ni6t uuo wtrD IS AUDI ME
iper0en; ba bate CT aliO getrolt bon Der Ses
Der meg reOeu, feline rpabre fretbGnolertlde
Geiiunung pffcnbaren fDnnen. 0enitbt
niirOe eS i6n1 eben 10 menig baben, pie leine
louge 2itunei gu @uniten Der yberitGnoigen"
ullD yrii6itdtspoIen" Gartf@8erGnberung;
- a6er e5 bate ibm SpaB gema6t unD
Dem XanOe ntbt tpe6 getDan.
0m miirotgiten mdre eS g%etpeien, tperr1
Der 4rGitDent, Die an 6, gfoDember gefallene
Gutihetoung in Jfube b~inneDmenO, ieine
gauge, pom 8olfe a69elebnte poltSDirtbe
lt6e @etSbeit fir ft6 be6aIten Bate. DAB
er bamit feinen @inDrud auf Die ite0rethe
Yartei mafen fDnne, muBte er it6 bod I'M
8orau5 iGge1. Na3 bate allo ba5 ganSe
@efeif @e5eter uno @epo!ter fir einen
53ped? 0or feinen. 0as gtnStge, mas
man baraus erfdbrt lit, oaB 6r. @leuelanD
lid itber letne 9tieOerIoge grimmig drgert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

l3eue 9umpen, ale onordiitii6e !6eBer,
lSlbler unO 8rdteDler, nah ibrenl aDeilnutD-
lalloe per = d b sur Ii # su d CEN,
ooer, lpje cs in oenl lclyiamen 0lterreidis
lhen Nmt5s &auOeruaIi1 DeiBt, ob3us
l0afien.
Dies ltiu1mt I'M 8rin5tp nit Der Qtbams'e
l6en 8orla9e iiberein, nur DAB Die leBEere
oas NuS:oetl un9Sre1t oeS 8unOeS auf 2lue
erltreden mill, Die Mot B"urger itn0,
tp0DrellO Dates Die Yriifung5Seit aft 5pet
Sabre berabieBt. 0afiir aber beidrdntt
Noalns Die etipaigc Nlslpetlung auf dnar7
Atlttl0 e Nnittfter poer GerI Der
bon 8erbrehen 0egen oen Staat> mn @e;
Ieuldatts aSerbatb. mdbreno Dates Slln1
pc, Strolhe, 3a8eoiebe leDer Nrt abgelboT
ben baben nil.
Dos Gopfgclo mtQ Oates alf % Dollars
tltr leoen ertDadienen @inlDanoerer erDobet
nt}en. gSenn e5 MIR oils ein IS a il b
btente, tDel6es benieni9en GtlTDallDerer1,
Die lu1 bepdbren, nab 5tpet Sabren, ooer,
tals lie it'd ais NGerballer anlteOeln, 1o>
gleid) 5%uriidge5abIt ipirbe, 10 IieBe it6 Der
SorlDIag red)tterttgeu. Nber ais Nb8abe
1T eth &opI9el0 BON % Dollars SIT bob
rno tpitroe III bic gSirfung baben, gerape
Die ID Ii II Cd enSpertbe Gtnlual0erulg
81 bel6rGlfeu, nGbreno es fir iebr uner7
tpilni6te fein SinoeruiB lpGre.
9tun, in Der Torm, in melder lie iest
p%orlieqt, bot Die Oates de 8iQ tpoDI niht
nlebr Nusii0t auF Qlnnabme, als Der
Wttu5'l6e Iartf. sic 1T Elm Recept na6
Dirt oerer beS Or. @tienbart, Der etnem Raz
tienten ben S6doel einihldgt, um ibn bonn
&opitpeb 81 beilen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
Gfe
,em Sa~bres6eri6t bes OberIanbcommtfz
finn fn(npuSp Qiffern eutnnlnmen.

Gem Sa6resberi6t bes OberIanbcommtfz
idrs fino folgenOe 3ifiern entnommen:
Die 3abl 6er I'M Ietten 8ertpaItun9sz
Sabre iiber urbarfdbtges 2aub ausgefertigz
ten Beitbbrtefe (patents) lit 47,18O, ii6er
anndbernb 100000 Qfer 2anb, b. +. nm
1882, begin. 3 MiQionsn mebr, ais I'M
8oria6r. l1e6er ID, 1888. Y Qdcr Gr3 ooer&obz
len Ger9enOeS 2an6 tpurben lila BeitBbrieie,
ferner iold)e an Observation-Disclosures iiber
829, 1925 Mfsr, urb an StGaten iiber 96,z
515.1 10 older SumpfIanb alSgeiteIt. 9luBerz
benz itnO nod ulf gruno bon Shenfungen
fir itaatlihe Graiebua9Sanitalten oher Of
fcntli1e 8erbelierun8en 9,205 Nfer, auf
@run6 BON unteridie0Ii6en 0(niprii6en,
Gdenfunsen II. bgI. 26.402 9lder in Briz
DatbeitB ilbergesangeu, 10 OaB ii9 Die @ts
ian1mtmenge De5 0anoeS, ipel6es i'm berz
gangenen Sabre aus Dem 8unoesbeiib GEE
9angcn lit, auf 8,605, 1914 Afer belduft,
Sic il9 auf Die ein5eluen Staaten f~olgenbers
mnfeu Dert1eilten:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

Neolblifaneyn nidt an M1nnerr, BON
0enen Tia, eiI e6enio gutes Serbolterl an Der
GpiBe bes WtiniltsrtuiilS oes SSitnerrl etS
toQrten lit6e. Wton 0ente MIR al RoQT
on bon Suinoi5, petder I'm 1atlollaleH
4tb9~eoronetenbauie llno I'M 9n1oauslDulle
oeolelben eDenio taper 9ege1 ole Salionlol1o5
pole uno 9anoi6pinoeletet %olttraT, tote eS
iett Silinoiier bemofrntiicber Sanosntaft
0pQrfs an ser Spibe Des @eneralldlloz
antics getban bat, aus weldem i'm leloer
Der l5rdlioent Gl!oclan0 auf oaS Ssrlatt9eit
NQllIar's linQuSmart.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10
s3ataa S0nbe oes SeutT@teums.

Iu6 Der bO6lte fat6oltI0 DE @etltlide in
ben Ser. Staaten, Garbtuol Graz
BIZ @of @tbbons in Baltimore, Der
pSrtu1as" Der tatboliihen &irc6e Diele5
Sanoes, EN- etitgeborener Nmerifaner, bat
Jest ofIentli0 Snlgenoes erfIdrt:
:. D2Str ltnterSeIb1etcn beim Sorin7 Subj
l0llr1 gu 9totre Dame III Snoiana feline 9ez
gen 0eutlde gerttbtete 8utihrtft, to1 Elm
arDeres S1rtft1titG iolder Mrt. gtiemano
lteate al inns oaS Naiinnen, ettpos Oerarz
tt9eS 81 tbun: Sir b0rten aud gar ni0ts
OaOoI1, baB ein lolbeS S0rtftitiid 1i6 I'M
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

Entries Ger erite S6rttt our @rtperbuus
bon BunbsSlauo) murben in eerielben Belt
72,470 iiber 5uiammen 10,995, $40 Nder
p%or9enOmmen, Die Iebten Sdritte cur @rz
languug zines 8eiibbriefes in 70, 1853 56lz
len fir 1910, 1862 Nder getDan. @uBeroem
tplr6e auf 7,790,851 9tGer BON Seiteu bon
GiienbaDnen ODER Stnaten Nniprrd erboz
ben, 10 baB entries jeBt auf Is, 776, 521 Nder
norliegen.
Die Ginnabmen bes OberIan6omtes
babeu ii6 auf $13,522, 1876 belalfen. Oosz
iel6e lit nit Nr6eitct oerart ilberbltrbet, bqf
nit ben iebigen Ar6eitstrGften, Die 3ir Ser
fiigung itebe1, Der GommiiiGr i'm finftioer
Sabre i'm beften Sale i1i6t mebr ale
10000 y6tnal Entries" betpGltigen 3u f6nz
men 9often bari; unb bod tpareu Bel Qbz
iblHB beg portgen Sabres nod 238, 1856
iolder uGntrtes" NIT in oas iteue sSa6r
biHiibcrgenommen poroeu. uno Iino Oaoon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-12-10

80 IS H."
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A REMARKABLE CASE,

A Confessed Murderess, While Detailing
Her Crime ON the witness Stand, IL Con.
fronted BY Her Alleged Victims, Alive and
Well.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 22.-Henry and
John Hill, bachelor farmers lodged in Jail
at Jamestown, KY, two weeks ago for the
murder Of two peddlers named Burton,
early in March, were brought to trial Sat.
'urday. The principal witness against
them was Mary Smith, their for.
,mer servant. Her story was supported
by the finding of the remains Of
two bodies In cave near the Hill farm
house. While she was telling on the stand
how she had been compelled, ON peril Of
her life, to cut the throats Of the peddlers
while they were asleep at her employers
house, and catch the blood In q bucket the
,Burtons walked into the courtroom. The
case was at once discontinued and the
Hills dismissed. The remains found, upon
close examination, proved to be parts Of
the carcasses Of two sheep.
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DOUBLE LYNCH1Na.

Puss kirkpatrick Hanged From Tree ana
Her Husband Shot Dead By the Same
Crowd-The Woman Accused Of Ineen.
dlarism.
GALLArIN, TENN, April 19-One Of the
most sensational tragedies in the history
Of this county was enacted last night,
about twelve o'clock, few miles from
town. 1t was the lynching of . negro
woman named Puss Kirkpatrick, and
the shooting fatally Of her husband
Isaac. The woman was charged
with incendiarlsm. Jim Mccullough,
while walking along . country road
at an early hour, saw some distance ahead
what he supposed to be woman in her
night-dress hiding behind tree, and in his
close scrutiny Of SO unusual sight he al.
most stumbled over the body Of Isaac
Kirkpatrick, the husband, lying beside
the road. Upon reaching the tree the
CHASTITY truth burst upon him. The
woman was hanging dead, her foot
almost on the ground. He hurriedly re-
ported the fact In town. A coroner and
jury Of inquest repaired to the spot, re-
porting that the woman came to her death
by strangulation and the husband by q
pistol-shot wound by parties unknown.
The husband was not suspected Of COM
plicity in house-burning, and the theory Of
his killing is that he discovered the iden.
tity Of some of the lynching party, and
was shot to avoid exposure.
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Mr.. George Kennan will tell lin rthe
May Century how he came to 60 to ST.
IBERIA on the Century expedition. lMr.
Kennan had spent some time in Siberia
already in connection with the overland
telegraph scheme, and in the summer
of lss4::he made preliminary.e1cursion
to st. Petersburg and Moscow sfor the
purpose of collecting material, and ascer-
tanning whether or not obstacles were
likely to be thrown In his way by the
Russian Government. He returned in
October, fully satisfied that his scheme
was practical one. He.thereforey sail
ed from New YorkifotL Liverpool in May,
1885. He says: "All my prepossess.
ions were favorable to the: Russian Gov.
eminent and unfavorable to the Russian
Revolutionists." He adds that this
"partly explains the friendly:attitude
toward me which was taken by the
Russian Government, the permission
which was given mesto inspect prisons
and mines, and the comparativeT Timmu.
nifty from arrest, detention, and impris-
onment which:I enjoyed, ,.even'when!my
movements and associations,!were.s such
as Justly to render me an object of sus.
picion to the local Siberian authorities.' u
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Excited Cslored Folks.

ATLANTA, Ca, April 22.-Tom Kaigler, q
colored preacher, living on Sheriff Gil
more's plantation, has created consider
able excitement among the negroes on
account of revelation he claims to have
had. He says that the Lord has re-
vealed to him that on certain day he
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GREAT on spourrRs

wells In Russia Making Psnnsylvauls Opsy
orators Anxious-Geysers That Yield -,
Hleh ~ Three Million Barrels.
TrrusvILLE, Pa, April 2s.-Statistics Of !:
the oil business In Russia have just.
reached this country and American oil.
men are studying them with great deal
Of anxiety. They throw . new light on:
the business in Russia, and show too.
plainly that the Baku districts are o most.
dangerous rival Of the American fields.
The output Of many Of the Russian wells
is prodigious, and far eclipses any thing
ever heard OF in this country. American
oil producers have claimed to have no
fears Of Russian competition, but with the
new inform alton on that industry 10 that
country they are taking another view OF
II. There 10 no better way to bring this
fact to them than by few comparisons.
Take . we'll at Baku called the wet
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years, and In that time has averaged thtr-
ty-two thousand gallons day. These hg-
ures are amazing to an American oil pro-
ducer. They mean that the we'll has pro-
duced IN, 0,0O0, 900 gallons Of oil, or over
100000 barrels. These figures are
startling to the people Of this
section whom they turn to the statis-
tics of their own industry and find that
this one we'll has produced three times ss
much 40 Pithole produced in year OF its
wonderful business. It lacks less than
400, 900 barrels Of producing as much % the
famous Oil Creek district produced
in 1869, its most prolific year. The
Warrington district, among the richest
ever discovered In America, in 1887, its
banner year, produced but $780, 600 bar
rels. This 10 but 500, 900 barrels more than
the output OF this one well In Russia.
The wonderful Thorn Creek pool In
Butler County produced in its twelve
months but 26S,0oO barrels more than
this ono Russian gusher. Such as
founding facts as these bring the danger OF
Russian competition home to the people OF
the Pennsylvania fields. This we'll does
not stand alone In this enormous produc-
tion. The yearly outputs given Of num-
Der Of wells, many Of them nearly as large
40 this one. Toe ''Mirzoef, No. g." also Of
Baku, has for six years produced 4O. 900 gal.
Ions day. This is above 2,0OO, 900 barrels
and the production Of Cogley, Tarkill and
Red Valley, three prolific Venango Coun.
ty pools, produced but 1, ,9e5, 900 barrels in
1885, their best year. Tho record is given
Of we'll drilled by the Nobel Brothers
called the "Droojba WE'LL" 1t cost u, 5O(
to drill The record Of the we'll is thui
stated: This we'll spouted for 1l5 days
the yield being 8, 400 tons day for forty
three days, 900 tons for thirty, and COZ
tons for eleven days. The we'll was ther
plugged and the supply kept underground
for further wants. Tho total amount o.
oil spouted by this we'll, according to the
lowest estimate, was q, 900 tons, or s., 900,
900 gallons; according to the highest ssti
mate, 500, 900 tons, or 125, 900 900 gallons
The spray from one Of these geysers wal
blown through the air for eight miles.
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Romantie Circumstances.
CANAxpAiouA, n. T., April 19.-W. A.
Daniels, Of Bath, Etsubsn County, has just
come into fortune Of slSo. 900 under cir
cumstancss decidedly romantic. In 1853
Daniels was In charge Of wagon train;
which was passing by one Of the roads Of
che wilderness. The dense forest was
on nre, and every thing In or
near Il was doomed 10 destruction.
Charles W. Dawson, then . lad Of
seventeen years Of age, was discovered By
Daniels lying BY the side Of the wagon
train. He was seriously wounded, and -
orders forbade the carrying Of any person
on the wagon train he was In imminent
peril. Helpless from his wounds he called
upon Daniels TO remove him from danger
Of burning to death. He believed the end
wss near, but he wss terrified Ut the pros
pect Of burning TO death. Daniels heart
was touched, and ct the risk Of his own
liberty II not his life he lifted the lad upon
. wagon and carried him to Fredsricks.
burg where he WAS placed In . hospital.
DAWSON lived to become . rich man and
10 bless Daniels for saving his life; but be
could never get him to accept financial as
sistance though he was sometimes sorsly
In need Of It. He worked at his trade -
painter and sked out . moderately com-
Portable existence, receiving visits from
time to time from the man to whom he rem
dered the greatest service possible upon
earth. The other day he was surprised at
. visit from Joseph Il. Williams, Chica-
20 attorney, who informed him that he
was heir to s1bo, 900 left him BY Charles W.
Davidson, who lately died in Chicago.