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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

TIE coal MINERS WILL NOT YIELD.
fhe Labor Leaders Cosnaest Of the Ap-
pFossl OF Ths 6sasr>i Ex@ssGivs Hszrd
-Es4disk Oaiesais apprsbea-
slss 81 fFoabie.

RKABEse. Pa. FEB. 2.-Rsposts received
from ths eoal regions this eFeniug shos
very iiltle cazngs IN The situation. There
were 40 further disturbances reported since
morning. but the strikers say they viii
never permit Huas and Poles 20 work.
About one haadrsd and eighty ears OF coal
sse now arriving from the Wyoming region
csiiy. Most VI this coal Is consigned 10
furnaces IN this city snd vicinity.
The labor leaders report having received
over 8. 500 from ali sections OF the co0ntry
sitain the past iew dsys. They also
state that the General Executive
Board will positively approve OF
the strke on Monday. This
will insure tAe support of The order through
cut toe L nitsd States aud Canada.
The Reading officials zpprehend serious
trouble ~ Saenand0a and other points
aud are concentrating large iorce ofspecial
poiiceIeen 10 that district.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

thsi there ~osld Ds nothing foT the - 900
chiltrea IN ghe san Fancisoo Schools "a DO
= something a ~ noi deos 10 stop a y ~
H9~ ~ CAiDess. es no white persoA = ~
earn = trade ioilosed ~ a Chinaalan. lie
Displayed = map u Chinatown N the
heart oi San Francisco. and pictures the
mSnner i9 wnich the inh2bitaets of that
quarter lived. Re ssid tast Ia nine blocks
Of culnstosn tAere we're a xfy -ssEea houses
of prostitution. $50 gsmbilnF oeps sD1
o1aum Iesorts innanefa0ls. Daring ths
argument hezrney became yers earnesi IN
he oennnciatloBs Vi the Calnese sna al
most violent against tboss Who opposed
the sesolote prohibition 0f Chinese imnll-
grafton.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
In the House.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The House bill 70
facilitate the prosecution of works projected
for the improvement of rivers and hsrbors
was reported from the committee and placed
ON the calendar.
Mr. Plstt gave the notice that he would,
next Monday. submit some remarks on the
Presidents mes age.
Mr. Riddieberg-r made several attempts
to expedite business so as TO reach bis re-
solution for consideration, ia open session,
of the British treaty. but Mr.. Plumb's
resolution Tor the investigation of the con-
dition of the postal service took precedence,
and the debate on this resolution was re-
sumed.
TIE Senate has decided that when it sd-
iourps today it will be until Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A cuaE FoR AYDaoPHosIA
said 10 Have Bs-n Discovered by a Ply
sieian AZ Holly

t&td 10 nave tfesn Dt1fpFFrf0 bY tuy-
sieian AZ Hoily.
HoLLY. Mich, Feb. a few days ago
George r. Hunter. Of this place. inoculAted
four rabbits for the purpose Of testing the
merits Of therapeutic remedy, which after
about ten years investigation Of the nature
OF hydrophObis. be concluded as an anti
dole TO the disease from a germ standpoint
The four rsooiis were inCcCiated on The
same day. one week siterxard be began
fls administration Of TIE sDudOCe TO
one only. This One Is quite well
vet and has shown no sign of the
disease. The antiJote was Injected
under the skin with a hypodermic syringe.
The three that were not treated with the
remedy became affected With the disease
Tuesday ana tod ~ bad a number OF BAR
Oxysms. Next morning Or. Hunter began
Administering the remedy % tsO or them,
and these two are SO Tar recovered as 10 eat.
and The psroxysms have ceased 0u them.
The other one thar cd not receive the
remedy died few hours ago. From this
EXPERIMENT be - led 10 be isve that hydro
phobia can be cared By therapeutic means.
Ne proposes 60 conduct another experiment
on a larger scale as soon as time and oppor-
tunity viii permit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

fsuad Lyiux F.cs Downward IN his Howell
with over ~ 900 90 His Person.
Ftfvr Feb. 2.-Wskisy Wright an eccen-
tric hermit. - wears old. living one mile
vest OF tins city. wss found dead yesterday
afternoon, iying face downward in his
hovel on bis person were found I've so
gold pieces. loo IN cs riihcstes OF deposit
and Sf5 IN paper money.
The room ip y bicn he lived was extreme
Nv fithv snd rneanly FURNISHED. Hanging
on the wall we're two old muskefs. one rifle
and a revolver. while over he entrsncs
door was crssscut saw so arranged that it
could be dropped ca suT intruder
Several years s<o - atlsmpt was made 70
rob "a rigor. since which ti-ue be bad lived
IN shiect terror Heart disease was the
cause 81 his Gssth
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

PfrrsBrss. Pa. Feb. 2-T 10 more ar
rests q parties suspected Of completely in
tbe Murioch $1,000 swisdle we're made
this morning. TRair names are DR.. d O.
Penny and his son, young man sbost II
years Of sgs. Robert Barnett, Who vas
arrested lsst uighs IS still in Jail. Mr. Mr.
d0cb. the victim. signed TIE Information.
bnf on account q. his ago IS ia nos believed
that be vii be abie 10 identify the swim .
ders TIE suspects. al OF whom are aeld
IN ieisaig ef ssii. viii hsve bearing on
Monday. They protest their in0ocsucs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Statistics showing the strength of the
southern Mills.

southern Mills.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2.-The Aanuyact,ueTs'
Record for this week will publish a special
issue devoted TO the cotton manufacturing
interests of the South, having compiled its
information through direct correspondence
with every cotton mill in that section. The
number of cotton mills south of the Ohio
River, and including Maryland and Vir-
ginia. in 1880 was us with 7l3. .9S9 spindles
and 10 222 looms. On the lst of January,
1888. in the same territory, there
were 294 mills. with 495, ,l45
spindles and 81, COG looms. These figures
snow an increase of over one hundred per
cent The mills now under construction
and those for which money mas been secured
and upon which work will shortly begin.
and the additions TO the plants Of old mills
will require, as shown By the Records re-
port, 2i20O0 spiBdles and 3o.sOo looms. In
the number OF spindes and looms. Georgia
leads, having $50. 40 OF the former and
9,OO7 ofthe letter, while North Carolina is
first in the number OF mills and second in
the number Of spindles, though the per-
centsge of increase in that State, as well as
in South Carolina. is greater than III
Georgia. The reports from the cotton mills
show that the aggregate value of the pro-
duet Of all Southern mills in 1887 was about
S45 OOO 900 against $2I 100000 in 1880.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

PHfLADELPHIA, + eb. 2.-The official ut
teranee OF the order o. the Knights of Labor
upon the condition OF The Reading strike
vii be published IN the coming issue of the
Journal Of United Labor. saying il is hard
battle and the victory may be long IN the
future. but the country is awakening 10 the
danger that threatens ;he liberties of the
people. Corporations and syndicates are
doomed. IL is out question OF time and
that not far of. The strife is opening the
way for the Government control of the rail-
roads Right will triumph in the end. Ii
is through turmoil, strife and suffering that
great principles are established.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Lovpsv. Feb. "A shsrp shock q earth
quake has neea felt il scotland. / csused
70 dsn1sgs shocks wsre s'so felt il aifisr-
en- carfs 81 Errsad. Reports .-8m Bir
minzasm Coventry snl & aston ssa51rc
of Birninzhs,n. snow tass dstnrtsares oc-
currsd In shose pisces. IN Scotsad tas
shpcxs we're especially nis7sed st DlnxEAli.
CounY Res. sna a. ihvsrress
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
The Palms VIII, stands.

LANSING. FEB. 2.-The Supreme Court
this morning decided that the Palms will
case by reversing the decision of the court
below and sustaining the trust. On the
tenth clause OF the will, in regard 10 the
continuance of the trust during the minor
ity OF the children. two OF the Judges heid
that part OF the wiil invalid and two ex-
press no opinion. The result leaves the
Palms will substantially intact.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Wexford County Too Late.

CADILLAC, Mich, Feb. The last names
calling for local option election were filed
Monday, aud as it was necessary to call the
election for February 20. the requisite
thirty days notice could not be given. On
this ground Judge Aldrich has granted an
injunction. at the request OF the sa oon men,
to restrain the County Clerk from calling
the election. And so Wexford won't vote.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

txs4assss ~ Ntesses@-stsAAN
MAKoUErrE. Feo. The frst meeting Of
the campaign In this district will DE held at
Iron Mountain Saturday evening. and will
DC addressed by Hon John Power. of Is
canada. n support OF Breens claims TO
election as Aoffifs successor. Power will
speak At other points IN the district. IL IS
thought that the Labor party will pat q
speaker in this district TO assist Breen. No
meeting has yet been arranged for by the
Republicans. The campaign shows marked
tamAness
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

LAssIso, FEB. 2.-fhe supreme Court
fled sixteen opinions today.
Alarmed Hobbs IS. Ere Association OF
Philadelphia People vs.. hornsan, same
vs. Garrett. Justice Campbell di-ssn.lag:
same IS Hun; Potts vs. Pots; Wrought
IrOn Bridge Company vs.. Township OF Jas
per, Day ton -. Dayton. Skinner vs.. Lucas.
SEnbiy ". Beach board.
Reyers-d-Psopie vs.. Mclean, same vs..
o Bgien. Jr Palms ". Palms two opin-
ions, the opinion sustains the Will OF
Palms, Mace vs.. Kennedy, sen tence va
Gated as 20 excess of over i've years, People
-. Ellsworth.
Aandamus granted-LAngtry VS.. Judges
Of the WAYNE Circuit Court
Reversed with judgmsnt for defendant
and costs Of both courts-Bohem Oats
Mcnamara vs.. Ga-gett.
Three cases were heard today and 40, lOo
and l07 were added 70 the cali.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

efosd had = splsa1id ims.-Tbe Haisoa-
Vie band 50ys Siil zive ulAsg Esrsde BAL
February = sBd = lively iiase - aniici-
pazee The milis here aFs getting 10 more
ioks this Hinter-ihz1 ever oeloFe, TIE hne
weather and ekeeiienr condtfiou 0f the r0sls
being f4soraoie % such enlsrpsiss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
store Burned at Big Rapids.

Big RAPIDS, FEB. 2.-Be.ween sud s
O'Clock this morning. c. J. Hoods -four and
feed store and is contents were totally de-
szroyed by ire. Loss about 81 500 insured
for 500. IL was frame building. and the
family overhead b arely escaped with their
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
sUFFocAreo sY GAS
A PossibIs ca.aes fsr Dxmaxss a gainss
HoteL

JAcKs0s. FEB. 2-Geo D. Kies. OF Gin
ton. eams hsse yesterday morning cn busi-
Dess. retired Al ths HUBBARD House last
nighr. and this moraing a. 7 o'clock gas
4ss smelisd. The door OF bis room wss
broken Ia and the apartment fo0nd nl.ed
win xss. kies died ~ a fes minutes.
The deceased Nas 80 years old. and o@Bed
a big fruit f4rm ia BridgeSsfsr. three NJ -
from Clinton. lie leaves a Sife and family
az CiiatOn. There sas 40 stop n tie gas
burusr screw aud Il c0ulc be turned clear
do@n ana the gas tuFnei GA sgai0- Il Is
not known II ner blew out the gas or in
turning il OF turned it on sgain, although
the latter IS the more likely.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

ST. LOUIS. FEB. 2.--The Repubiean, in :
series of interviews with Captains Of the
Missouri Pacific ferry boats, charges these
men with deliberately forming the ice
gorge which tn estened 81. .OOO. coo worth Vi
property and destroyed between 500 0O0
and $lo0oo0 worth Captain ssti-r. of the
Missouri. is reported IS saying that he and
Captain Zsiler, OF the Pacific. laid broad
SIDE with their boats ia he narrow chan mel,
thus stopping the fine ice. which soon
closed the opening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

a Number sf Benevolent Leeseies-Lifs
Insar aare Tor sC5.OO


ssa-as,ts fss tt-s-sA4-sa s.s
MAverEE. Fso. 2.-Ths will Of the late
Michael Engeimsnn was read Wednesday
afternoon in the presence Of al the family
and relatives from Milwaukee, The de-
ceased lsh TIE following bequests: one
hundred thousand dollars 70 his widow.
$50 coo 70 his eldest daughter Fanny. s95.-
eco each % bis ak other daughters. 5000
ADD the Ergelmsnn block. valued az s50.-
Geo to his son Julius. $1,000 each 70 the
SIX children of his sister. Mrs. Albert Friend.
of Min. 5000 90 the niiaran church of
this city. $1,000 90 the Jewish Orphan So
ei1y Of Cleveland. g 600 toward the build
ing Of hospital az Msnistse. $1,000 30
Dssutify osk Grove csmetery. TIE balance
OF TIE estate . 10 be diyi lei equally be-
tween the widow ard children. when the
Youngest daughter becomes OF sge. which
viii be in is42. The viii contains direc-
tons for the business Of the Manistee Salt
and Lumber Company 20 5e carried on ten
yesrs Mr. EDglemsEa had s65.0o0 ufe in
srranra.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
The $500 Getting the Business.

CHICAGO, feb. "A number OF western
freight men have gone to New York 10
confer with Commissioner Fink regarding
the pro rating of freights from the sea-
board of northwestern ports, by way OF
Chicago. The cooperation OF Eastern
roads will be asksd to meet the cut rates Of
the new sou" route. WHICH is receiving a
large share of the traffic. TO the injury OF
the Chicago roads.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
SAT- oowN 0N ne swINoLER

The Supreme Cpurt HaEe~ Decision Of
taserrst - farDers.
IsysISc. Feb. 2-N.chsel Nc Nsmsrs
purchased note given for Bohemian oats
knowing The consideration snd also Of the
contract given BY he Bohemian 0st $50
cisiion NeNsmsrs sued y. J tscrett
r'sse e. Of the aore. ~ ths trati1t Gircuit
and cttainsd = Judgment Tcda7 the Su-
prarne Court unanimously reversed the
Iudgmeuf on he grguHd that t9s note wss
rroeuresi sn ttlse rretansss. snt siso that
tAase contracts given bF Bohemian $3.50
e'stiens ara ~ 2 gambling nature and con
trsrv - pgbIic ooicr s1d morals rhuu-
SAINTS nj ttessr eontracts have 3een Hsie n
xichisan witaia the psst fsw years.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Tho Comm,t,es on Commerce.

WAsHINGros. Feb. 2.-The Senate Com
mittee on Commerce today authorized a
favorable report on the Dinslsy House bili
relating 10 navigation and tor other puT-
poses, without amendments. The commit
Tee heard delegation OF North western ge n
tlemen in support OF Senator Palmer's bill
to improve st. 4srys River and the Hay
Lake Channel Michigan. who repre-entsd
this one of the most important matters re-
lating TO the commerce Of the Northwest
ever before Congress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
SWINEFORDTS WANTS
PRESENTED sY CONGRESSMAN FoRo.
A Bill 10 Give Alaska Territorial ferra
Of Goysramsat-ford's Private Pea
si0s Bsil-o1her Matters 81 gks
Nsftoaal Capital.

sk0AJssSs - sss HtAs1ts1 stssAs-
MAsHINeIoS. FEB. Representatives
Ford todsy introtuc-ds bin granting Alaska
. full territorial form OF government with
al that that implies Tie bill embraces
many OF the suggestions made oy Governor
Swiaeford and mssts with she Governors
appreciation.
The Ford bill 10 pension Mary Z. Hall
Brown. who aid good work during the war
as a nurse. viii undoubtedly pass. but ths
pension will be limited 10 $l2. instead OF
$50 a month. as Mr.. Ford proposed. lie
has worked hard TO get the ELL brought be-
fore the House. The Pension Committee.
al its last meeting. agreed 90 make favor
able report for the bill. bat did not
do 50. although they very promptly
took up the bill 10 pay Mrs Logan pen
sion OF s. 600 year.
Representative Tsrsney saw Speaker Car
Isle today ia reference TO the composition
OF the special com mittee 10 investigate the
Reading strike lie told tue Speaker that,
being a member of the Commerce Commit
Tee he did not care TO go on the special COM
mittee, bat lie suggested u the Speaker
Judge Cnipmsn as al excellent man 10 be
placed there. The nam e OF the committee
will be announced tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
A Saw MIN At Kodusy Burned.

RopSEY, Feb. 2-Wm. Maynard's saw
mill near here was destroyed by ire this
morning, No lumber was burned. The
mill was small, and los is but 81 600 or
s. coo, il Is supposet that be bad no insur-
auce l.. I. Wilmsrth. OF Grand Rapids,
had quite quantity Of lumber near this
mill which fortunately escaped.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Say FRsNCrsc0. Feb. The sissmship
Bsisic arrived from Hong Nonx sn3 Yoko-
hams ihis morn NJ rith fsnr -ssss ~ smal
rex 1u ari. and gss pisced Ia Quaraa-
tine. Ehs 's ne fourth success rs steamer
fr,n fhlas. Thich ass srrlve6 Fifa tae
snasl pox on 5osri TIE Ciss a Nsx Harx.
~hch sr-iTed ass weex. - slili N 1sarsn-
fra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2.--The General EI.
ecu,ive Board. X Of L., have made their
report for the January term. relative 70 the
mem oership Of the various Assem- b les
throug hoDt the country. 10 is said tia.
when the footii es are made up the Order
will show an increase OF over $1,000 mem-
bers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

NEW YOkK. Feb. "A ST. Augustine
(Fls.l special quotes Miss Terry. sister OF
General Terry. rs saying my brother ia
not nor has he been. sick enough TO cause
any serious apprehension. and he is 80
much improved of late that the state OF hs
health occasions Us no concern" Many
men invariably express surprise upon see
ing General Terry that his health shguid
ever have been made the subject Of news
paper com uent. for his appearance is that
OF perfectly well man.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

0vSre 20 tas ssssaee ei qsf0- III hs
rse-lssr ze>tlng 81 tse Bears of Poz5s sn /
Flrs c. es 80. - pss ~ hets ys.zer ssF
4 zesetiae - - hs.1 tonorr8w 81 szzoan.
~sTers SEES Easre sne8 sa wsre aEp5sEtsS
- - 81 asee1la< ars 3Sizg sezvs s~k
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

LcVroy. 80. 2-Dispafr rses fran WI
Han q Srien. whe j. uow sn the Csaiiaszt.
ssow ihsf Re = greatly ias provsd i1 a@sifn.
ard 81 - ereseaf ia sac 8oase of Cora
nons e1 - -s<<seasolaas al RwNs~<~s e.
tie 2 D kHs<-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

East TAwAs. + eb. George L. Cornville,
the county clerk. has designated the 10Th of
February as the day for holding the local
option election in this lIosco) county.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Denis Kearney Talks.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Denis Kearney. OF
San Francisco, talked to the House Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs an hour this
morning in support of Sir. Cummings bill
prohibiting Chinese immigration. DE de-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

WAs2INs-oS. Feo. 2-Pnrsldsnt and Ars.
Cleveland tonight gave dinner la honor
OF the Justices oi she Sup sms Court. Ii was
q magnificent affair
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
Wool Dress Goods
For the like opportunity will
not speedily occur again.

Fer this present week we
have made sIcciai CT on 90
pieces Of all wee Bstiste 10
the low price OF 2s cents. Our
former price was So cents.
4s pieces Figured Cashmere
Suitings, marked down 20 so
oents. Our regular prize was
SI.oo per yard.
As pieces sll-wool Beiges IN
splendid line of colors, cut
from 7s TO 50 cents per yard
"a pieces sll-wooi Cssbmeres
g 10. wade reduced from 60
cents so s7 Ia cents. ! hese
Cashmercs src quoted IN the
msrket today - 42i- cents 20
purchasers.
"a pieces sii-wooi Scrges IN
checks and stripes st "a cents.
reduced from 90 cents.
az pieces Bclfontsine mixtures
IN checks alone st a. Ia cents.
Our Re nsnts and sbert
lengths have sold surprisingly.
a lew more leff and viil be
closed - Just one half the orizi-
nal price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03
The fsshery Conferences.

WksHINsIoS. FEB s---lt L. announced
tonight upon reliable authority that the
Fishery ConieEen0s viii probably adjourn
on Friday OF saturday OF ntxi week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

Managers Harris snd S.lcoK are giving
very excellent and most lsughsbie vaude-
vile performance a. the Wonderland every
evening" preceding she thrilling drama The
Outsx oi g.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

AS for the other characters in Mr.
Hesrnes play they are acceptsbly acted.
Mr.. Leach being particularly good Owen
Gerraway. Hearts of OAK seems destined
to live as long as Rim Van WInkle" and
Uncle Toms Cabin"
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-03

The rehesrsals or the s.coad act Of Mar
tbs. which vii be presented a PFofss sor
y Nsilenst~H's grand be1c6t concert on the
i5.h. az going on spisu1fd IS. The dile-
taad sx9sct 70 IstsA 70 a rare tFs&t al this
coaCert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
New Hooks.


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Be,ritched. A Tale. BY LEWIS PENDLEToN.
New York CASsELL & Co.
For sale by j. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Odds Against Her. BY MARGARET RUSSELL
MACFARLANE, author OF "The Magic
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For sale by J. W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
Dictionary Of the English and the Holupiic
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For sale by the publishers.
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Governor Palmer.

The Democrats Of Illinois have a true
representative Democrat 10 the person oil
their candidate for next Governor OF I'LL
nois. lie was elected Governor Of that State
BY the Republicans a few years after the
close Of the war. He held that be owed al
legiance to his State as well as to the United
States, aud so he resigned the Office Of Gov.
erpor rs q protest against the rank Federal
usurpstion which marked the reconstruction
era. Illinois Is still Republican State, and
Governor PALMER has become Democrat OF
the siaics-rigbts school-not Of the secession
school. We are confident that lie Will COM
mand large vote. II would not surprise us
greatly II he we're TO be elected. Anyhow,
he IS statesman. Pity 1t is that there are so
few Of our public men who can be included
"a the same class.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-20
' Personal.

Rose Elizabeth Cleveland will 60 TO Eu-
rope next year 10 pursue her literary studies.
Charles n. Thoms, known on the stage as
Charles II. Thompson, died at Paterson, n.
j.. on saturday last. He was forty-hye years
old. His last appearance was AZ the Park
Theatre, BROOKLYN. His malady was con-
sumption. lie leaves wife, who Is an
actress.
Eight young society girls Of Springfield.
Mass, have Just returned from weeks
camp life at Cayenne. They took turns in
dong the cooking and other housework, be-
ing entirely without servants. Mrs. Fannie
Loomis Katllne went with the party Is
chaperon.
A magnificent monument 10 the late Bishop
Moberly has Just been placed in the Lady
Chapel OF Salisbury Cathedral, England.
There Is a recumbent figure IN white alabss.
ter OF the Bishop which IS very effective,
and the likeness Is most admirable. He has
the pastoral staff by his side and his hands
are clasped In prayer.
The forthcoming marriage OF the youthful
Emperor Of China will, 1t IL stated, cost not
less than 1900, 900 taels. This little bill will,
of course, have TO be paid by bis subjects
somehow. Probably the provincial viceroys
will be requested TO make extraordinary
contributions 70 the imperial treasury for
the purpose.
A dinner was given TO the Prince OF
Wales by eminent men OF all professions.
The bar. the Church, music, painting, and
literature were oil represented. The SUBJ
ject was discussed OF how much q man
could make with his brains, and IL was
agreed that 100000 year was the maxi.
mum, though leading painter said be could
make Sl50,000 II be gave mp his vacation.
An EsgIishman thus describes Queen Mar
gherlta, OF Italy, In the Puil-Aaa Gazette;
" Her face is 20 spontaneously Interesting
and vivacious that 1t might belong TO any
bighborr lady untrammelled by cares OF
state. Her smile, her bow, her ready words
are the perfection OF royal srt--or, perhaps,
rather the unlesrned perfection OF royal
nature"
Two spaniels, descendants Of the famous
dogs OF Frederick the Great, have just been
sent 10 Paris by the Countess Mario dc
Munster. the daughter OF the German AM
bassadcr to France. They were given TO her
by The VIII OF the lsts Emperor Frederick
H., which, according 10 the Gauiois. con.
tsined the following beqnest: al leave ny
fsyoritc dogs TO the Countess Marie do Nun
ster, hoping that they will cure her Of her
aversion for the canine race.D