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JAPAN,s SOVEREIGN.
fine sIilSadO's Ancestry, His Personal A
n

fine MiiSadO's Ancestry, His Personal Ap
pearancc and Ills Habits.
The Mikado has the bluest blood Of
any ruler on the face of the earth. The
present dynasty OF Japan runs back to
the gods aud His Imperial Majesty Is
the 121st Emperor Of Japan. The
/ Japanese have their history and their
mythology, and the present Emperor
comes from Jimmu Tenno, who was the
first Mikado, and who ruled Japan ESQ
years before Christ was born. This
man was a descendant of the sun god
4 iess, and MutsubitO. the present En-
( peror. traces his descent directly from
him. Japanese history gives the story
I Of each of the 10 Emperors between
/ the two, and if you will think moment
/ YOU will see how far back $50 b. G. Is.
+ This was before Rome had become an
empire England was unknown even
10 the Romans. and hundreds OF
years were yet to clapse be-
fore Cesar penetrated Gaul. The
present Emperor was born at Kiota,
November 3. 1852. He was declared
/ heir-apparent TO the throne when he
was eight years old. and he succeeded
On the death Of his father in 1867. He
was crowned in 1868 and was married
At the age of seventeen in 1869.
His Imperial Majesty is now thirty
sight years old. Let me tell You how
he looks. He is taller than the aver
age Japanese and his appearance is
not half as imposing now IS when he
wore the rich japanese costumes ana
sat crOss-legged on his mats of state.
tie has a lark brown caie-au-lait com
plexion and his eyes, which look out
through almond Sits. are of a brill
liant black His hair is very thick
and he parts it in European style. 1t
is combed well up from good fore
head and His Majesty's eyebrows
have the decided arch which Is indica-
two OF japanese beauty. His nose Is
large and inclined to fairness. 1t has
the wide nOstrils of the japanese and
His Majesty's lips are thick. lie is OF
medium size. but is inclined 70 stoop.
which l imagine may come from the
earlier part OF his lie having been
spent in sitting upon the floor. he
wears mustacho and chin whiskers
AID these, like those Of most Of his
race, are thin. The c { Chamber
tain tells me that for Il past sixteen
years he has worn nothing but Europe
an clothes. and has to a large extent
adopted European ways His dress
is that of General of the
army, and he takes great pride
in military matters lie reviews
his troops several times a year and il
thoroughly up in the organization of
his armies. When he goes out to ride
he is always accompanied by his i'm
perial guards. and be has lately pur-
chased several new state carriages
which arc the wonder OF Toxic
Frank G. Carpenter, in Chicago Times.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

OK the Goth nit the British snip Sir
Walter Raj ign. laden with WOOL from
Sydney, y S ", went aground near
Boulogne, and five Of the crew were
DIR. wned
SAMOA advices of the 3lst ult were 10
the effect that the Germans intenoed To
search all vessels arriving there. They
had suppressed a newspaper imprisoned
and subsequently, released an English
tourist and issued rrOclaH.at on placing
the Apla police force w ier Germ IN con
troll. Aataafa, I q Samoan King, had six
thousand followers, and his army was
said to be onstantly increasing.
john O'CoNXoR aud Thomas Condor,
members Of Parl ament for Iipperary,
were sentenced in Dublin on the 3I>t ult.
to imprisonment for four months for in
citing tenants not u pay rent
Inc Canadian Parliament was opened at
OFT wa on the 3Ist ult-
CoNTINUoUs rains had on the 3lst nit
entirely destroyed the sugar crop of San
d miugc
BURGLARS entered the residence Of
Colonel White. Secretary Of the Am ricau
Legation at L ndOn, early On the morning
Of the 3lst ult. and stole 5000 worth Of
jewelry and other valuables.
o. the 3lst ult. Editor O'Brien was
lodged in Jail al Clonmel, ireiaud de
,, fused TO remove his clothes IN order 10
don the prison garb and the wsrders un
dressed him by force. His beard was
shaver of
NEAR Calgary, y. W. L., freight train
was precipitate down a mountain Size on
the 1T, and seven men were killed.
4 RENEWAL Of the riOtiug aud throwing
of stones at Tipperary, Ireland, occurred
on the {. an n ne civilians and thirteen
policemen were badly injured.
A RAILWAY train from Rrus ses was
brown from the track on the 81 while
running at a high rate Of speed near
Groenendael and fourteen persons we're
killed aud fifty injured. thirteen fatally.
THE thermom ter markel 30 degrees
below gro al Montreal, on the 18th
Ok the 4th the Spanish mail STEINER
Remus un cred Of the Island Of llr N,
one Of the PHI PIP mes, and al the Ia'-
s-uyers were supposed to have been
drowned.
Is Paris the old Panama Canal Company
was dissolved on the 4th.
Is l. ndon on the 4th the statement that
Sir Julian PauncefOte had been appointed
Br fish Amba sadOr at Washington was
officially c1ntradicted
T. GLIsH vessels COLI ed on the 4th of
Dungeuess and twenty-four persons were
drowned. Both ships foundered
Is Berlin, Germany there was a heavy
fall Of snow on the 4Jh, accom- 1Hnie BY u
thunder storm In I mountain districts
heavy and continuous raius had flooded
the country.
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At New Ibslia. l., on the 18th, &C fold
upon wlicl men wers at work tnis lug
the dome of tn new Catholic churcl, g w.
way prrc ri ing the en- to the ground
| TWEEN y-six feet be.ow s X men AMI Rev.
Father Parm ri were badly injured.
News was rec ived at Alna ny. n Y on
the > of an acc lent at Pine LAX New
York Twenty-fOur men aud teams were
eng ged in hauling logs across the lake.
Tue ice gave way after seven tea ms had
rea he'd shore and the remaining drivers
AMI horses broke throu III the ice and sank
out of sight None of the bodies have
been recovered
CHARLES SINEx, an engineer on Ken
lucky & Indiana bridg train ON tue 9th,
put MS held ous of The window of the cab
as the train was eut ng The bridge and
struck by tho fence hat IrO &c the
foo WV He was Knocked out OF the cab,
an "A his skull crushed, causing de grh In
snort time
Two boilers in the engine room OF the
st ne hospital for the insane, Lincoln, Ne
braska, exp 0 led on the . n. comp. etely
wreck ng he engine house, X ling two
patients, iniuring two patients and the two
engineers The xp.OsIon leaves the hui d.
ing without light, heat or means of prepar-
ng food
An expl SION OF gus on Broadway, n Y.
on he u ght OF tue . D, did damage TO the
extent OF 81 1000 20 jewellers, ar.is,s, and
fancy goods deelers.
OK the CAT OF the 1 an audiences in
Pl Id p il listened by telep Ioas to a
conc ri glven in Nav York City. Some OF
e c ,rnsr - os were rep sa.ed btcs to
/ New York through the telephone by pho
nOgTap
THE stroes CIR strike in New York has
prlc icaly subs 70 in favor OF he car
compani Many Of the strikers apple
for work On the afternoon of tn
str ker who threw 4 stone at ear was shot
and Ii led by pol csman-
The lssac 4us.t,s house OF representa-
tives on the oh adopted the proposed con-
sTiIusional prohibi DRY amendment by .
vote Of 161 10 O.
DuEISo the early hours Of the 5th on the
| Low I'll rail oad at Som rvi le, Mass. an
engine col .ded wi h another One of the
| LOGON t4ves was tbrowi from the trace
when IL toppled over upon its side crushing
/ " Lankel tie eng lneeT. A fireman. brak 70
man and conductor were also bad y in
iuIed
DURING the night OF the 4th. Gsorge
/ H german, a horse tn ef was aiken from
Z the ! II at Schuyler, NIB. by uaknO wn
/ parties an I iyncheI by hang ny.
THREE men were at WORK DIR Iiiag rock in
I the Perren shaft At Pits on. Pa the air
Z appaTa1us broke al owing the gas TO &C UNI
ulate in the saf.. Taa mps OF he miasrs
set n On fire and an xplosion fol-
Z Lowed. 10 Re N ami Michael David W re
xii ed aud George Stevens was seriously in
I1red
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An Ample Apology.

Through some unaccountaDle care
lessness in the eomposing-r OF q
rural journal. the obituary Of one Of
the towns Invest citizens creDt mo the
paper one morning. It was not many
hours after the issue Of the edition
that the ''lamented1 himself crept into
the sanctum, and vigorously demanded
d correction ia the next mornings pa
per II appeared as follows:
"Our yesterdays edition contained
the announcement Of tie death OF our
esteemed fellow tOwazpaB, Colonel
Jones. II is with profound regret that
we state that our announcement vas
premature The Colonel still nyes,
and we beg 10 assure him not only Of
our distinguished consideration. but
that IL shall be our constant effort 10
see that he shall not be annoyed in Ibis
manner again until the last dread hour
has il very truth arrived. To this end
We have ordered the standing ebitu-
airy Of Colonel Jones 20 be distributed.
Harper sMag azine.
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PIrH AND POINT.


Thy friend has friend. and thy
friends tread has a friend; be dis
Greet.
The man who prays that God viii
make him honest in his business trans
actions needs watching. He may
forget to pray once in awhile. We
don't pray for that which We have -
Martha's Vineyard Herald.
Some men are like silk hats So
long as they battle against the wind
they are smooth enough; but with the
breeze Of fortune at their backs q
thousand rough places bristle up that
were never seen betore.-Puck.
-Whateyer amuses serves TO Kill
time, to lull the faculties and 10 Danish
reelection. Whatever eutertains usual
" awaxens the understanding or
/ gratifes the fancy. Whatever diverts
/ is lively in its nature. and soms<imes
tGmultuous in its effects.-Crabb.
The responsibilities of life are
gagged not by what we are, but by
what W. nay become. The man who
has ventured only TO the limits OF his
conscious force has only reached the
threshold Of his possible attainments.
F q. Clark.
1t is not the least advantage OF
friendship that by communicating our
F thoughts 10 enother we render them
distinct 10 ourselves. and reduce the
subjects OF our sorrow and anxiety to
their Just magnitude for our own con-
/ templation.-N Y. Ledger
An idle word may be seemingly
/ harmless in its utterauce; but let it be
+ famed by passion, let il be fell with
+ the fuel OF misconceptiou. of evil in
tention. Of prejudice, and il viii soon
grow into a sweeping fire. that will
melt the chains of human friendship.
that will burn to ashes many cherished
hopes, and blacken more fair names
than one.-Charles \. Dickey.
AT least seventy per cent. of the
troubles we meet y tn in ordinary life
are imaginary. That is the difficulties
seen worse and worse rs we ponder over
them and try to see how bad they are.
We can make just what we like Of our
every day life. il we look for the dis
/ agreeable features wen get them null
tiplied a dozen times. If we think
only of the bright, happy parts Of life
we will find just what we are looking
/ for.-Rural New Yorker.
in the empioymen. of men, that
class of labor that is purely mental
+ commands higher price than does that
class where only physical strength Is
wanted. One brain may design a
steam engine. but more than one is
necessary TO build it. Hence, then,
among brain workers experience and
originality are factors q success
/ Neither can we gauge 4 mans worth
commercially speaking-by lapse OF
time. for one man with frosty locks
may have travelled a shorter distance
along the highway of observation than
( his neighbor with half his years
I American Engineer.
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From WASHINGTON.

IT was stated on the BTU ut that lead.
ing Rerub leans il Wa .hingtor, after
herring from Presideut-elect Harrison,
had decided that an extra session OF c u
gress Couli not be avoided, and that the
date II assembling should not be later than
April l.
President CLEVELAND on the 3lst ult
appointed Jesse d. Abrahams. Of Vir-
giuia, 70 lie { mptrolier Of the Currency.
vice Trenholm, resigned
The Comm ssiouer Of Patents sent his
report 10 Congress on the 81 1 ut 1t
showed that patents were issued during
the year 10 tie number of % 400 of which
.536 were To foreign inventors.
DURING the seven days ended on the lst
there were 30 bus ness failures in the
United States against 53I the previous
seven days
Is their annual report on the lst the
Board If Indian Commissioners a ksd
that the appropriation for educational
work among tue Indians be increased 10
s2OJ0,tO) for the first year. 100000 Tor
the second and - 900 CD for the third
year
The IubIic debt statement issued on the
Ist showed the total debt 10 b. sl.6S5. 3lS.
u59; cash in Treasury, sol q36 943; debt
less cash in the Treasury, sI.l2I s45, 9T3
crease since June 80, 1855, 43 13S. 6S3
ADDITIONAL corresf oudeuce relating %
the Samoan II tir was sent to Congress by
the President on the lst which showed
that the & I'm n Government had ex-
empted foreigners from the operations Il
mart al law aud ordered the German Con
ul 20 reliuquish his command of the ad-
mjuistratiun Of the islands.
On the 81 IL authoritative an
uouuced that President Cleveland would
return 10 the ST .te Of New York TO reside
on the expirat on Of his term If Office,
aud would on March resume the lrac
&c Of law in New Y rk Cts.
ATtwentv-six lea Ting clearinghouse in
The Tn ted states the ex-hanges during
the week ended on the I'd aggreg ted
81 90 60 "a, against S1,Ol9 G32 "a ths pre-
Gus week A compare with the cor
re pouding week uf 1855 the increase
amounted - 80
THE Secretary OF the Interior was ad-
vised by the Z mmissiouer OF Pensions on
the 81 that there would BE- a deficiency in
the cunt necessary for the payment Of
pensions for the fiscl year over and
aOlve existing appropriations Of about
$ 00O OJO.
Inc annual report OF Aijutant General
Drum regarding the mi il a force OF the
country showed On the 4Jn IN the tota
or.auizc force aggregated . 100 men.
white the unorgauized force numbered
:. i0tU2s men
TuE United States Supreme Court ad-
journcd on the attn unit I Monday Nj rc 4
At eleven O'Clock
THE monthly ci Culatiou statement on
the 4tn Of the Treasury Dep r ment
showed a net increase OF s2,gt5 40 10 cir
culstion .Uring the month OF January
past Tne total amount Of money of all
kinds in circulation on February / was
placed at s., 405, SO G93
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STRANGE MISTAKES.
some of the LaughabIa Experiences ola
Eastern bookseller.

Some of the LaughabIa Experiences ofan
Eastern BOOKSELLER.
Says a Portland bookseller: AT
one time we were carrying a large
stock Of religious works. and one dag
| called out to one of my clerks, hold
ing up book which he had wrapped
up for some one; Is this THE City of
God?"' No. guess not, he said.
without looking round, at least
never heard it called that before. Il
is generally called the Forest City.
Perhaps it is Brooklyn. He afterward
explained that he thought had found
a reference in some book to place
called the City of God and wanted TO
know what city il meant
ION another occasion a woman
with valise in her hand rushed in
and asked a new boy if ne had That
Husband Of Nine in our store? He
came rushing out to me in the back
shop and said d woman wanted to
know If her husband was in our store.
l surmised what the trouble was and
attended to her myself.
Some of the most amusing mis-
takes. however. are those made By
people who get the titles Of books
wrong. They read about them in
some catalogue or newspaper. but
don't more than half remember the
name. ana the result is, 10 say the
least, peculiar. One woman came IA
the other day and asked for The
Rhinestone, and went out mad be-
cause one Of the clerks told her we
didn't sell jewelry. Another wanted
The Cardinals Letter, b. Haw.
thorne. 1t took our whole force about
fifteen minutes 10 get at what she
really wanted, The Scarlet Letter
She said she knew there was some
thing red about It somewhere and
thought il must be cardinal. Port
land Advertiser.
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THE EAST.


OS the 3)th ult JOuu Quill and his son
were killed while driving aero : the Bos-
ton &. Maine railroad track at Ipswich,
Mass. Their hor sc WIS also killed.
GovEExoR AVER on the 3lst ult. signed
tho 10 ut resolution for submitting a pro-
blbitory amendment 70 the people Of Penn
>ylvauia.
THE statement WAS made by the officers
e the Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company on tie Dist uIt- that tie loss by
the recent dcfalcati0n Of Jose h A. Moore,
tncir Indianapolis agent, would not exceed
the amount FIRST named 500 O99
A FIRE dos- royod the stables OF the csle-
bratei Mount Hope farm near North
Altleboro Mass, On the list Ult., and
twCut five imported cattle were ere
mated
TuE death Of Captain GOTHAM Br dbUry,
a vet ran Of tle war of lsl2, occurred on
the 3lst uit- az Pennington, Me, aged
min ty--i.bt years
On Tie 3j-t nit. twenty thousand me-
cbauics at Pittsburgh, Pa, decided 20
wittd draw from the Knights of l. .bOr.
SIR KING street-car employees Of New
YORK made uumer lus violent demOnstra-
tions an IN 3lst ult but the companies
succeeded in running number Of cars
ABOUT eight thou aud coke workers IN
the Go nellsvilIe Pa region struck on
the Ist for an increase of wages
THREE boys broke through the ice while
skating near Paterson. y. J., on the lst
aud were drowned.
ina Re ding Coal 4 Iron Company on
the lSt shut down all bat thirty Of Is fifty
csIiicUics.
Juhustown, Y. ". the Union AGA 'emy
building was burned on the lst, causing
"a loss Of + - O0l- George Thompson, chief
Of the q department was instantly
killed. ami Teddy Smith was fatally hurt
b. the fan ng walls
FIRE IN Bun 10. y Y, burned over six
acres tf ground covered ~ business
houses on the %. caus NJ total loss Of
nearly 3 00OOD Many dremea were bad
IT, inquired. and other persons hal narrow
esca o..
ONO KAYsEB. II Pliladelphit, on tie
"a shot AVA kislc Anna Klaus. whom he
had -ough, 70 RI n. cut his wife's throat
and then took his Oyvn sife.
II q wei Il : ~ Crssk. y. y, natural
gas was struck or the I'd, rai>log tools
seven hluI rcl feet roar from es-
caring & : could be hear a mile.
ans miHe : We tern Pennsylvania
after ga likeness OF three mouths resumed
work IN the 4lh az the oil rate. This
gave cmr 10 Ucnt 10 FIVE thousand men.
THE the m meter ranged from 80 "a ~
5--r Is bel W zero on the 4th N New En-
land ANA Western New y rk
4 rK destroyed seven ocks OF build
iaEs a. Antwerp. y. Y on the 4th caus-
in-a loss of So 0l0
TnE DEATH Of Mrs Mary II Fske. a lady
vel known IS d journalist, 81 ry-writcr
sud 5rlnat 81. occurred az her home II
New York on the A. % rucumonia
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The Proper place for Her.

Wild-eyed parent want TO bring
my daughte aged fifteen, to this in
stitution and have her closely guarded
and given your best treatment for
about three years Money Is no OBJ
iect
Keeper OF private lunatic asylum
Is she violent?
Wild-eyed parent-She is ungovern-
able. She writes poems Of passion
Keeper-State Reform School is Just
across the Hay.-Chicago Tribune
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The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Parts.
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
Second SassioD


WEDSEsDAt. Gan 30 Inc Senate re
sumed consideration Of the d plomatiC
AMI Consular APPROPRIATION bill, the
time be ne occupied in scussing the
am ndmeuts affecting the Sam an island !.
The Brit sh extradition treaty was also
considered In the House the time was
pas-e in discussing the Oklahoma H.
THURSDAY. Jan 81. In the Senate the
House amendments 10 the bill 10 increas "a
the pensions OF those who have lost
both hands were concurred in. After the
passage o. few private bills considera-
tiou OF the Diplomatic and c lnsular Ar
prOpriat on bill was resumed. the pending
question being On the amendment re.
ferring 20 Samoa, and the b Il wa finally
passed. in the House many petitions
were PRESENTED in favor Of the Sunday
rest bill. The Oklahoma bill was further
discussed
FRIDAT. Feb IA message was re-
&c we'd in tie Senate from the President
veto NJ bill granting a pension 70 Mrs.
Helen Hand. T House amend ments
20 the Senate bill for the a mission OF
South Dako as d State were non-con-
CURED iu- A resolution was adopted in
strGct NJ the { .--llistee on Foreign Rela-
tons TO inquire into affairs in the samoan
Islands. and 10 report VII Z measures were
necessary TO protect the intere I, OF
Amer can citizens therein The British
extraditiOn treaty was rejected. Ad-
journed u the 9Th. In the II use the con
ferent report On the bill 70 create the
Department OF Ayr culture was agreed q.
Tie bin making Oklahoma a TER tory was
assed-veas, us; s., lO2. At the even
ing session TWENTY-FIVE private pension
bills Were passed.
SATURDAY. Feb. 2 The Sen tie was
not in SEES =. Ia the Il use the Naval
ATproi riati1n bill was passed and the
NatUra.iz ton bill. was .scussed.
MONDAY. Feb 4-ln the Senate the
bill % declare unlawful trusts aud CON-
biuatiOns in II straint Of trade and pro-
ductiOn was C. sidered The Legislative.
Executive and Judicial Appropriation bill
was re Crted. IN the House the Sen te
ameudm uts 10 the lialomatic and Con-
suiar s preparation Il were non con
CURED Ia and a con ference ordered. y bill
was passed for the allotment of lands in
severdlty g o. the Oneid luiiaus in " scoa-
sIr. Al tie evening session the b II to di-
de the : gux serv ton was d scu -sed
az length THIS involves the rel.nquish-
ment Of over a million acres.
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BISMARCK WANTS TO TALK.
He Suggests That "A Co suItatiOn Regard
Ing Samoa BE Held in Berlin.

He Suggests That "A Co sultatiOn Regard
Ing samoa BE Held in Berlir.
WAsHINGToN, Feb Count Won Arco,
the German Minister called al the State
Department Mon lay afternoon and had a
conference with Secretary B yard in re-
I'd TO Samoan afairs He iniorme
the Secretary that he had received
communicat on from Prince Bis
marck TO the effect that the Ger
man Government proposes a resumption
at Der in of the consultations which took
place in Washington between representa-
tlves Of Germany ana Great Britain aud
the United States ia 1857 on the subject OF
Samoa. The above information was
furnished to the press By Secre-
tary Bayari W tn the statement that
il was all he would say on the subject at
present. II was therefore imposs ble to
obtain the full text of Prince Bismarck's
commun cation. II is probable, however,
that il will be transmitted to Congress to-
morrow or next day with Secretary Bay
ards views on the sub ect.
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4 CAMERA, called detective, was
shown at a late meeting OF the Photo
graphic Society Of Great Britain which
contained some novel features. The
instrument consisted Of tin camera
NJ the back Of which was a drum. also
Of tin, in the circumference Of which
six plates were ranged By mcchan-
ism an inner drum bearing these plates
was made to revolve. presenting them
in succession to the action 81 the lens.
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a REMARKABLE instance showing
how a person Of advanced years MAY
be able 10 retain the interest of young
people comes from Taunton, Mass.
Mrs. Mary C. Patton, uinety-three
years old. has had charge Of the infant
class in a Methodist Sunday-school in
that city during the past forty-eigh
years. She never misses a session Of
the school. and the children almost
worship her Here is "a youthful heart
and head despite the lapse 81 almost a
century Of years.
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THE statute providing for execution
BY electricity in New York State con-
taius the following clause: No account
Of tho details Of any such execution be
yond the statement Of the fact that such
convict was on the day in question duly
executed according 10 law at the pris-
on shall be published in any news
paper. Any person who shall violate
or omit TO comply with any provision
Of this section shall be guilty OF a mis-
daFua9uor- -