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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
otREEuL DISASTER.



HALIFAX. " :. July rL-At Dart
mouth tonight shs ferry landing stage
while crowded with about enc hundred
and dftY persons collapsed and they
were thrown into the water. causing a
large loss 0f life. Five bodies have ~
far been rncovered- They a-~ those Of
a woman named silver and her ehlld. q
woman named Synott and two soldiers.
The disaster vas caased By the slip
ping 0as of place of the chain which
held she foat up The frous part 81
the foat was thas dropped suddenly
down. throwing the occupants into The
water
Later Accounts place the number on
the slip a. ave hundred Maay we're
drowned. but the exacs number Of "a
talities can not h~ known until to-nor-
row The crowd. made up of men.
women AMI children. we're wait
Ing foe The new ferry ssean-
sr Annex. which vas iuss ar-iv-
inE from New York "a the boat
approached near the landing some p-r-
sons jumped absa-i The disturbance
thu, caused on the over-cro~ded land
ing sage seems - have caused the A.
ctdens. II Ieast IL was iuss as this nom
ems the plunge occurred ami tho han
tr-,is Of people on the stage began %
slide into the water. those near the en.i
being buried beneath those further back
aatil sAers -as . solid mas of shrek
ing. struggling humanity packed a.
close in the water ss they bad keen on
the deck
Foe some minutes there sas q con
fused crowd Of men. women and ehtl-
d-en struggling in the water a DOZEN
young men leaped to the rescue and
the drowning people were rapidly
passed ap - men standing on the
whs-ves The work % rescue vas 50
rapidly performed that great major-
icy Of those Who fell in were saved from
death The rescuers worked HntiI there
we're no more in sight and tho.. who
could not be savest had sank out of
sight
When the crowd slipped otf the land
ing stage huadrs-is % people along .he
wharf threw boarts ant sticks 10 the
anfurtnnats people IN the water and a
number q dfs-pr-ssrvers xsrs thrown
- them from the steamer A --~aE
many persons we're ini4r~d b tho fy-
ing boar'is and al The bs.iiss recovered
have cuts and bruises. Mass ~ tAa-a
Who tell In w-r- wom@n and chilarrn.
and The scsnss immsdiAssly following
The disaster we're frixhsfaL Sev-
erai men and shsir wives were
thrown in. and the men
made heroic struggle a. save
The lives ot The women. and. as t1r as
known With <reaf success
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
AN UNPOPULAR VERDICT.
sap~riaf-ad~st ksh~rt Lsax H-lt R~-
span-sbts Zoe the Htl Farm Mise De-
s-e-r sE punb~r. P&-Pabnr F~-gsnx r
Against the y~rat.t-

PTrrsBUEtH. Pa. July t2-The cor
oner's jury IN the Hill Farm Disaster
rendered the following verdict
That Daniel sh-aria came h hts fea-h
While In the discharge ef as auCy a. ara
boss N the HI YARN mine th~ lsEh fav
Of June. iss1. By o~tax suffscafetl with after
damp. smoke eau--'f BY an explosion Of
gas by Juhn ksrsin opening a dzfti-hoir n
an unlsSfui manner under tsrsctions aasf
oy arsier % Robert Lang. superintendent
and that .a4si Robert Lang - erinfaally rr-
.nonsibl@ tn causing: ths death Of said Dan
asI >n-arin- David Hay cHtne ~ h&s dsatn
shiis n the discharge OF hi- duty. in tryia<
u rescue his sua N the HiiI Yarn mia-
On the lsth of June. Is-s. - being saffocat-t
slth aftrrsiamp AMI smoke eaas~d BY an
expio-ioa of gas hy John kersta opening y
driii in unIa~fai manner under airnctiosa
and by the ersisr of Robert Lag saparin-
s<adsnt. and thAf We believe sahi Robert
Lang erimInsIlY responsible in causing
the death of sad David Lay
The public feeling - against the ver-
diet The lahoring people say the blans
should not be laid on Mr. Lang. who
has always been faithful 20 his duty in
looking after the safety and welfare
Of bis employees. and that 4 similar mis-
take was liable 20 be made By any one
under the same circumstances
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

NEw YORK. July ts.-The striking
cloak-makers and their employers held
= conference yesterday OF the six de-
nands made By the strikers, four were
conceded The hfth-pay for time los;
during the strike. was temporarily with
drawn. the sixth. discharge Of the men
who have taken strikers places-was
the bone Of contention No agreement
was reached but another meeting will
be held to-day. a. which IL is coneed-
ed probable that = settlement viii be
reached Il IA beloved that The strike
Is practically oyer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
CURRENT TOPICS,
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF
"TY-FIRsT CONGRESS

~ the Senate. On the tn. IN. ro,,--.
--pSrt 81 tas CoasaiAr and d. D.rgaup.tI. \ m
axrsed To- molten IA AZ th- To-, -
sossidsrsf wa after Iaax a-xum.at >.
Ieetec- ant the to shGpofax an. r-,.,-.-
- - e"mntkee On commerce. w-r-
ap snf discussed tn eonf-rrn~.
N tas silver bil vss pres.ns~a
"a sAs hsase. ne quorum vosiax On tn a.,
motion e1sEsd. tia body w.at I.t, r,,,-,F,
se q the Whole on the senate mi =,
eotls' certain lads where raiIroaa. h.v.
see ossn eonplsfea af tAls time
sae senate. on ths sth AFTER rgutt.s
oHsiness. the conference report on th- 81
YER nta- was taken up ant discussed ,y7sts
snree "eioc<, shen memoir al exercises m
rspeet 70 ths memory 81 the late Repre-
sentative Cor we're taken up aa.t os..,.-
pssd the r-rfsladsr OF the session. .av.r,f
msmhsrs totnirx IN earnest AMI ar-cssnr
tributes TO the worth ana exe-if@nc- az "a.
nss Co1zressmal In tns Eou-- S<-. q.
massachusetts, Nsr- c.5uraxrsst N .e sh. AN
Tor the admission Of wyoming rhs an
trscommsndef BY the International Al Mar.
eenfsrsne"l 20 adops regulations TOE pr,-
vsnsing collisions AZ s-a vas adapessf
II tae ssast.. on the sth. ras hilI f.r m.
admission Of Wyoming fs< sigma. - ~.
rrcsfdin q 1f,fcer- After , short -x-curiv =. -.
ston consideration Of tas ruas~r-re. r-,,,-.
81 ne stver btti vas resumed .a.I Co.,,
pied the remainder Of the .-.,io,
Heuse. . resolution requesting th- -
asnf 20 furnish the HGus< Win -,r-..r.,.,
eaes oseve<n the Government OF ,h- r-,f.-t
ssasss aat sreat Britain .oaehfax -
t~co In dispuss IN Behrlnx sea on ~.
q pS9l sas adopted rn- eouf-rsrr- -.
On the Consular and Dfpgomasir biu -.
presented. bus failed of passage Tor v.at,s
aa2orum-
IL the Senate. on. the 10Th. shs confer
snes report oa thu ver BIN vas tassn a,.
sad After a -xhsuscve 4 scu..isu. psrstei
pasec IN hy large number % senator. ts,
report vas sd0ps-~I and shs buI VA, u...-,t
~ strictly part vote rha days ses.soa
lasse1 snffi p IN In House alihast.r-
hns over the approval Of ths tourual sccu-
ped most Of the session. Tn. conferences
report on the Consular and Diplomatic An
preparation esii ~as adopssd. aud thu 500
ference report on the Axrfs 1ItazaI Appro-
1rissioa ball vas agreed 10.
In ra- Senate. on the nth. the hIr To g,
tastish a United States Land eourr and ~
provids for the establishments OF prfvsss
laad claims IN Ssw Nerico. vyonfnx Arf
Roma. Utah. Nevada snd Csls- ato--aeh
claims being BY virtue OF sp.n sh and N-xI
can xrants-.ss discussed RasiI two o-cIoxx
wnsn tho Shipping bills. rhiea wsr- ia ar
der - unfinished business wera taxes m
and occupied the remainder oc IN. f4~
In the Hoa-s the biu xvfax right at var
scruss the Mile Lar. Iadiaa Reservation -
sas Lisris Fails Nile Lar- a LAks sup~-fssr
Railroad Csnpsny. vs- passed rAa Goa
fersncs report oa sas silver 5tu va IRE
sszss& Ia zT=aza< =e.-saa -zs aali AZ
which only priyass p-nsioa blils we're eoa-
ssdersd-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

rrhe forty f0arth stats formed a
Territory BY act % Congress M-y -
p-sss from the Territory ot IDAHO. and also
Included almost the -1t sr-a % the pres
snt state OF MaatanA The NV state hss
an area of =. "a sgasrs miles. or <7.esn.fen
srrss. sad . si most ~ larxs all <-w Nm
gland and half the stasr oF S-w Tork m.
exceeded IN size only ~ ta- States % Cali
fornta Colorado. Montana nevada snsf
r-aas. and th- Territories Of N~~ Msrieo
and ttsh rhs population IA fs-p s.lfs.
ant IN iss1 -. s~s Ia present pspalsslos .
estimated At from IN m I-a so Hos
ever. ta~ u-v c~n.as wtiI .son d~t-~rn n =
thss gue-sioa- Politically IN. a~~ ssa1. =
r-xsried .s Republican. although 70 hz-
been carried NJ the pcmo-rsfs-tn ts~n and
uss2 since r~9s tas vote Tor Delegate 10 Goa
xr-s- has ben
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

ToRoSro. Ont. July I2-An Ottawa
dispatch says Sir Charles Upper,
Canadian Commissioner in L.1ndon- has
notified the Department Of Agriculture
Of the arrival by the steamer 81 Pan
creas At Liverpool Of a shipment Of cat
tIe from New York among which was
tsund one animal affected with pleGro-
pneumonia The consignment OF co.
head was Immediately slaughtered
The cattle came mostly from the West
eru States. and the fact that pleurO-
pneumonia prevails there strengthens
the department in refusing 70 allow
shs .hirmert Of American cattle.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17


k-Pahi can NAB hiritY On ioiat ballet >
A. r~rrtsorv wyoming gave cousafzra-
hls ~ucuurRgera~nt - ~sin~atlan. aad her
per cent % ililt~raey - less thsn say Sew
Enxisnf state. enly - per cent n-inx una
his % rad ana per cwaE an shis "a .rit~.
- compared 81 81 ansf A. respectively. %
Massachusetts
rhs xsnaral -urfs~s q ths STATE !. mount
ainuu-. althuuxn ta-rr arv atany iarxr pras-
rts~ ant naay fertile valleys frrsxatima ~fI
4a naca tasassi maklnz the prairl@- fsrtit-
rh~r- arr No lsrx~ rivers. Th~ ewagrag
portion - a large @kferxasssf. tfas rivers ard
rrwsks % fh~ aorfh nsf~ ~ ins1 taa ~
saari. tho-s q tas se-t .ana ta- @naxs
river and tnence iusss the Fas.iie Jslss..s a
tAs southwest lasa tns tsrv.a river themes
- tAe Cniorssii .nsi afss taft af cal fisr-
IA. sasf those af tn- s.suths~~r lnts Eaa
Platte. rnetr waters eventually aasir rlsx Iusss
ta-ssnfr or M~xiso.
rh- scenery grand. the tamoas N~llaw-
stsns National Para being lseas-d IN ths
northwest corner
The cattle Industry 70 lsrIrv. ant 70 xruw-
INK ragiIiy. There are mAaF valuable xgll
and silver a. ines. Trgn and cual a5.land
sad petroleum gsanif n ron-fstsrasfs
quantities. Tn. rr-surc-s are practically
anst-veiop-,f. snd g D. undoubtedly true a.
claimed BY q. Promaa~st men And capital
st. that the asv not Tar I5-ssss ~n~n
wyoming suI tazs atxh rsnk among ths
great mineral prusierilx states
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
HE WAS FOR SALE.
Aad Hh- Price Wa. Net Remarkably
High Considering the tssso.f Reputation
H~ Hat Achieved

ma Irhgg Vet f&r y
High Considering the tssssd Reputation
he Hat Achieved
ArDDLErowS. y T.. July IL-SamgeI
T. Lynch postmaster and general mer-
chant At Centerville. sullivan County,
= missing. and Is accused % forgeries
and embe<zlement aggregating s20. COO
or more. About fifteen years ago he
bought out the store there long carried
on by the late Isaac Knapp. lie became
popular and influential. and won the
unlimited confidence OF all who had
business transactions with him He vas
elected supervisor OF the town Of Falls
burg almost without opposition Hs
was appointed postmaster Of the towp
about 4 year ago. His credit stood
high at home and in New York City.
No suspicion OF his integrity wa
entertained BY any one until some Iaya
after he had disappeared from home.
He left Csntervflle on the 81 inst tell
inx his family that be was coming -
Nitdletown on business and would re-
turn that night He vas seen in New
York City the next day. since which
nothing is known Of his movements Il
IS now charged that he has put af0as
spurious notes - large amount
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
Anxs~ey IN Lsnsissa Over En-. Haas sr
Henry NJ <EAnf-y-

LsxnoS, July 1.-The Illness Of Mr.
ScanIeY causes general regret His
physlcians arv overwhelmed WITH anx-
lous inquiries as 70 bis condition. and
messages Of sympathy are constantly
arriving surgeon Parke states that
he same trouble attacked Mr. Stanley
in Africa Il Is Of an obscinats eharas-
ssr and yields very slowly 10 treatment
Tie explorer Is suffering intense pain
and Is seeking relief in enfa<red sleep.
In reply TO questions As 70 the prob
ability Of Mr. SANKEY'S recovery % an
extent that viii enable his marriage 70
saxe so-m0rrow. Dr. Parke will only
say he hopes for the best The general
impression now is that the ceremony
will have 70 be postponed
HArEK-SrANLET BETTER
LONDON. July fL-Mr- Stanley -
much better. ami il he suffers No re-
lapse will be able 70 90 through the
wedding ceremony in Westminster Alb
oey tomorrow
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
To Recognize D..ssarus-a.d s.rv....

wAsHIyGroS, July 1.-THE House
committee on military Affairs decided
to-day 70 report. with favorable rec
ommendation. bill reviving the grade
Of LieutsnanE6eneral in the army. The
bill provides that the person appointed
under the act with whom whose death
or retirement Of the offics Is To expire,
shall receive the same pay received BY
General Sheridan while Lieutenant
General The bill aims 70 re-create ths
otiss in order that the distinguished
var services rendered bT Aajs--Generzl
sehoneld or some other officer may BE-
recognized.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
the roRTY-FoURTH.

rse Act Tor the Aa.sl.-Isa sf wrssainx -
th~ ~t.terhossi sf states stgs~s ~ the
President Facts and Figures Relative 60
Her orxsnizstioa n Territory as.i Her
Aavsnr~m~at To the ptxntsy 90 state
hssx,L
WAsHINsroS. July 1.-THE Presi-
4eat a. late hour yesterday afternoon
approved The act ot she admission OF
W yominw "a a SEAta % tn. Union
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

IRE Qgeen.on the IIth. presented Mr.
ssanleY with . niniture Likeness Of
herself set in diamonds Accompany
ny the gift WAS an autograph letter
agaly eulogistic Of Mr. SANKEY'S serv
ICES N the field OF exploration and
Wishing him happy welded life
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The Louisiana House refused on the
18th 20. pass over the Governors veto
the bill repeating the Sunday Law
passed by the Legislature two years
ago closing Up all liquor saloons. bar
Der shops and stores throughout the
State of Louisiana
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

THE Speaker laid before the House.
N the IIsh. letter from the President
Faasuitsinx the recommendations OF
ne International American Conference
fsiative TO the protection Of patents
Eade marks and copyrights and foe the
i4rsher protection Of public health
as71ast CONTAGIOUS diseases
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The Turkish Government has sent a
note 10 the British Government de-
mandins that it fix date upon which
Egypt will be evacuated BY the British
t-oops without the right TO again occupy
that cuuutrv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

STATE SENATOR J. FISHER SMITH. OF
Sabine Parish. La, whose absence from
the CAPITOL On the 10th, prevented the
passage C the Lottery bill over the
Governors veto. died on that day He
had been Ill about I month.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

ADvIcEs from jamaica state that
Canada has applied for 5a,000 cubic feet
Of space in the international exposition
there. 10 De opened on January q. 1ssL
This has led to = discussion in the pub
lie press of the commercial relations OF
the two Countries
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

LARGE number Of negroes. who wers
saken from Virginia TO work in the
brick yards along the Hudson river,
eft foe iheir Southern homes on the 9th
The experiment. proved failure and
oeeasioned considerable trouble and
Ass 20 the brick manufacturers.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The new Spanish War Minister who
has visited Valencia. declares that the
cholera epidemic Is more serious than
was generally believed The Cabinet
has decided TO pun ID the local officials
for cuneealiag the true state Of Affairs
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

" the British House Of Commons. on
As Alth- Mr. Howard Vincent asked
ne government il. in view Of the fact
Aas free market had been accorded
AAnericaa imports BY Great Britain
sal-e the heavy duties imposed upon
seiash goods had nearly extingulshed
ae National debt of the United States.
-le goyernnens would invite America
raln from enforcing the prohihi-
zrifs n0w before Congress, and
s instead fair commercial reciprocirY-
= James Ferguson said that such
preseaEasious were not likely 70 De
EersssfgI
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Up 70 the Esh Dr. Harlow. Of Pourb-
keepsie. " Y. had lived for torsy-fu.
days On glass Of milk or cup OF coffee
daily, losing for-y-four pounds but "a.
tafninx his health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

A STRIKE of the entire metropolitan
police force OF London is imminent. and
the people are badly frightened The
authorities are taking precautionary
measures and hope to weather the
c-isis.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The House committee CT commerce.
On the sch. authorized n favorable re-
port on House bill amending the Inter
State Commerce law allowing contract
rates 20 be made FOR the transportation
Of theatrical companies Of seven or
more.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

GENERAL CLINTON B. FISK. the prssi-
Dental candidate Of the Prohibition
PARTY at the last election and a pruuf-
nsnt Methodist, died at his residence in
New York City, on the 9th. aged sixty
txr
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The sessions OF the Spanish Cor-es
have been suspended until Christmas.
when the body will be dissolved in or
der that 4 general election on the basis
Of universal suffrage may be had in
February.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

A FAvORABLE reporthas been ordered
On the Senate bill to provide for the
Disposal OF the Pagosa Springs military
reservation in the State of Colorado 70
actual settlers under the provisions OF
the homestead laws
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

ALTHOUGH the Uruguayan Govern
uens has decreed forced currency a.
the notes in the National Bank for sfx
months, the run on the banks Of Monte
vtdeo, still continues
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

A Destructive eYclone, resulting in
i most appalling loss OF life, recently
swept over the province Of Oman. Ara
bfA Immense damage was done TO
houses and plantations, and seven hund-
red persons were killed
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

HAxsrRG. Lgbec, Rossher and other
free cities Of Germany .re uos in
cIlded in the law prohibiting the i'm
rortatiou Of American pork
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

WAY YES WAN. i wealthy san Fran
cisco Chinaman. has Just purchased Ia
aaa-aao acres Of land on the Isshnus of
Tehauntepec, and another large tract
Gu which coffee. indigo, tobacco. and. il
IS believed tea can be successfully
gruwu-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Dz PETERS the German Afrs-an er-
plorer so often reported as lost has ar
rived IL the coast OF Zanriba- satelv
snd in good health
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

Nor long ryo the report was published
nat IN English syndicate had bought
as chicago Stock Yards. and that the
e0acern was TO be heavily capitalized
-sa he stock placed upon the market
iae stock yards have been sold but nos
Z IN English syndicate The purchasers
- the VanderhiIrs. and the concern Is
! De capitalized for 81, ,oeo, eco, the
alocx % be placed On the market
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

4 PAErT Of enthusiassic anglers a.
s1n1ne Beach. " J.. made the big
- easeh Of the season On the sth- IL
nfreen-fOos whale which hAd be-
ls stranded IN shallow waser- They
- 4 lively circus. however. before
hears.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

ths f-rrItarlal LrgisIature elected n ~
sss cunpa.-sf - fetlaws
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17
SHOCKING CALAMITY.

hhp@"-s"a s1 Beard the Erf>
trsasps~tstisa Company. Steamer rla-
IN ss Her D.s~k in tn~ ghl~s~,. s1x.-
-rh~ krpan-ssa sappi-u~atea hv F1r--
May LEv-s L~-s saa a Large Namn.r
t-Iur-d
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1890-07-17

The following ars supposed 20 have
met their death
Tom Lewis. Aleck smith Henry Al
exa1dsr. Leuls Alexander. JAKE Sharf
James Braxt0n. wm- Dukes. stevedores.
Charles Leyalie. lockout nan. TAO IN
kno~n 4ecxhands. Louis Scott. James
SlesssIL. -- Dickinson, srevedorss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

Father Graham, as everybody in the vii
lage called him, was one of the old fash.
Toned gentlemen of whom there are so few
left now. He was beloved by every one,
and his influence in the little town was
great, so good and so active was he One
bit of wisdom which he gave to a young
friend is well worth noting.
A young man of the village had been
badly insulted, and came to Father Ora
ham full of angry indignation, declaring
that he was going at once to demand an
apology.
my dear boy" Father Graham said,
take word of advice from an old man
who loves peace: An insult is like mud; it
will brush off much better when it is dry.
Wait little, till you and he are both cool.
and the thing is easily mended. If you go
now it will only be to quarrel"
1t is pleasant to be able 10 add that the
young man took his advice, and before the
next day was done the insulting person
came to beg forgiveness.-You Com
paniOn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-07-20

50 one day when she came to him meeE-
II and told him THAI an uncle had given
her a-dear little pug dog and begged that
she might be allowed 70 ksepit in her fat
he fairly reared with righteous tndigna-
ton and demanded its inseans election.
She assured him that it would not disturb
anybody, that it would not be allowed to
wander in the balls, and that 1t would bite
no one in the fat BE Was memorable, and
glad of the chance TO be 50.
The child began to cry, and all the other
children in the fat house gathered around
to hear the result. well, you'll have TO
take him away yourself then" she sobbed
Il never could do it." The man was only
too willing, and up tia stairs he started in
pompous haste. followed by all tho other
children, Rwezt-Dck 1t the rSe<ib1tion
that had fallen on the BpIy child that had
ever dared TO cheek" the jan4tor. The
teartol child opened the door Of her fathers
sitting room, and there On . mat by the
fireplace lay the dearest little pug dog.
asleep, with bright little ribbon around
his throat The little owner threw herself
in q paroxysm Of tears on sofa, the heart
less janitor advanced upon the dog, and the
other children watched from the hall.
Quick as fash the great man swooped
on the little dog and raised il from the
floor A squeal of laughter came from the
sofa, chorus of wAoopS and yellS from
the hall and the big fellow folded his ears
and SUNK away.
The dog was terra cotta, and Is natural
Is hfe.-New York Tribune.