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left Liverpool. and which would be due
in Queenstown at about 3 o'clock Sun
day afternoon. A business man also gains
working day on shore by using the mail
route TO Queenstown, and the steamers
themselves find it a convenient port for the
embarkation Of immigrants from Ireland.
The passengers who embark at Liverpool
usually have enough time ashore at Queens
town while the steamers are waiting FOR the
mail to see the barbor, the River Lee. Cork,
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EITHER WAY.

Blue Cloud an Indian bad,
Paused long before his gate
He had been drinking whisky,
Had staid out rather late.
Blue Cloud was always bad,
Tonight he longed to fight
Alas! you little squaw
Asleep In the moonlight.
Z" II she has gone to sleep
Pll beat her black and blue,
II she's up burning wood
Why then I'll beat her too.
But IL the room Is cold
I'll beat her." Blue Cloud said.
Or II she watched not for me
I'll beat her sleepy head"
Poor little dusky squaw,
Though dutIful you be
You surely will be beaten
Oh, white men, do you see
render, 1880. GRACE HIBBARD.
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GEMS IN VERSE.
Written for THE SUNDAY CALL
STANZAS.

a HoU art to me bright meteor,
Flashing athwart my midnight-gathered
gloom,
sStrewng the painless way through track
less air
With lone splendor, whilst thy fires consume
All lesser giorics In thy grand career,
And yet, no sooner is thy light withdrawn,
Than sit signing for thy wished return.
I'n think of thee as of yon radiant star,
Which may sadly. softly, fondy gaze upon:
o far, so high, so wondrously fair,
dare not breathe one hope to win it down,
And yet its beauty droops its sweet plumage here
Soothing serenely all my sad spirits
c.. W.
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. ROONE "
BETTER in Arithmetic.


There was sign on a Fourth-avenue
house the other day which read that rooms
were to rent. somewhat seedy man, who
had apparently been looking for just such
an announcement, says the New York Sun.
rang the bell, and when the girl appeared,
he asked:
Got rOoms?"
yes"
."Top Of the house."
"Yes"
"Lght and ary?"
Eyes. sir"
You are not the landlady?"
mo. SIR
"But perhaps you can tell me why she
makes use of such a form of speech as For
rentP Don't you see that TO rent Is far
more OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rhythm to it-falls
off :he tongue with a Sweeter cadence, so to
say?"
rs it grammar you mean?" queried the
girl.
yes, partly"
swell. sir, let me tell you, sir, that l
don't go cent on grammar, and the lady
probably never saw one, and her husband
has been dead two long years; but we are
bang up in arithmetic, and getting 81 per
week in advance, and l don't believe you We
got money enough to pay for single
dayp
And with that she banged the door
against his legs with cadence " hich
showed him off the step.
-----------e-----------
The noise Of the artillery at Waterloo was
heard at Criel, lis miles FROM the scene Of
The morning call., 1890-11-09
THE LANGUAGE
OF THE EYE.
1t Speaks More Plainly Than a
Volume of Words.
Many People Who Are to Be Avoiisd-At the
Same Time the Good Points of Char
acter Stand Out in Bod Relief.

IEVTI CAREFUL student of human char
TkFk aeter does not confne himself to the
INV narrow path laid down by palmistry,
or even to the general shape Of the ear,
when he wishes to estimate the prominent
characteristics of a subject He looks at
every point, and particularly does lie study
the eye, paying careful attention to size,
shape, color, expression, and half a hundred
other points that only a student would
notice. 1t has been truthfully said that the
eye is the mirror of the soul. One has often
heard the EXPRESSION: 81 don't like that
man; he's got bad eye"
The morning call., 1890-11-09

sions. therefore he is untruthful and I'M
reliable. On the other hand, look out for
the person who blinks at you with an alb
normally small eye. He is secretive TO an
obnoxious degree and is totally unreliable
as regards language and truth. But by all
means beware of the slant-eyed, cat-eyed
individual, for he is deceptive, secretive,
sly and crafty in his talk. and in general is
considered first-rate fellow to keep away
from.
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Where the inner corner of the upper lid Is
highly arched you can rest assured that the
pnssessor is an artistic rerson, with a lum-
nous, artistic mind, with lofty ideals and
great susceptibility 10 all outward sensations
and expressions.
On the other hand, if this line is not so
highly arched it generally announces a more
reflective mind, with power for more ac-
curate observation aud less emotion,
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DESCRIPTIVE OF
QUEENSTOWN
The First Port Made by Amer
lean Steamers Bound to
Liverpool.
THE FIRST BIT OF LAND SIGHTED.
A Harbor Much Like That of New
York-MaiIs Left and Received
There - The Reception of the
Passengers-A Street Scene in
Queenstown - Famous Places
Within Easy Distance of the
Town.
THE FIRST BIT OF LAND SIGHTED.

n 7HE word Queenstown" has an
VI k attractive sound to most trav-
4 oelers to and from Europe 1t is
+ as good as the end or beginning
of the ocean voyage on that
q side as Sandy Hook is on this.
II is the first stop for steamer from New
York to Liverpool, and many passengers
The morning call., 1890-11-09

The linguistic eye is a decidedly pretty
one in shape. 1t is invariably bright, and is
of various colors. and its movements are
quick and alert. The possessor of an eye
with these characteristics will be found to
possess pleasing fund of Information and
any quantity of good stories and Interesting
anecdotes.
Now, the man with the polite eye will
never Intentionally hurt your feelings. His
is an exaggeration of the agreeable eye, and
The morning call., 1890-11-09

The agreeable eye has downward curve
1t is a good sign and thousands of moral
persons in this world can boast of this par
ticular form of eye. 1t signifies that the
persons having it are agreeable, and it was
to be found in the eyes of the following
named: Henry Ward Beecher, Prince
Gortschakoff. General Robert E. Lee Will
lam ], Emperor of Germany; Edward Ever
EFT, Robert Burns, Tennyson and hundreds
OF others whose features are well known.
The morning call., 1890-11-09

The noise of the artillery at Waterloo was
heard at Criel, lis miles FROM the scene OF
the battle, and also at Dover.
The morning call., 1890-11-09

Translated from the French of Henri Murger.
The morning call., 1890-11-09
THE CLOSE OF TEE DAY.

San Jose foaLl. October, 1890.
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TNTIOEn To HER DOOM.

= I...IIIN . y
r0nng VIE shut b the hack by Her
hnsbsrd-SuIcide Of the Murderrr.
TELERroNrAISE, o., July 2s.--Word
yasfeceived here Saturday Of horrible
murder and suicide near the village Of
Zanesheld, four and half miles east Of
this city, in which acowardly ruffian en-
tioed his young wife TO an orchard and
shot her in the back and then blew out
his brains with q double-barreled shot
gun. The mans name was Albert d.
Parmenter, and his victims name was
Carrie Luella. The murderer was fair
ly well-to-do farmer. twenty-five years
old, and his wife, who owned the place,
had just passed her twenty-second birth
day.
The woman was very attractive in
form and feature, and the cause OF the
murder was jealousy Of neighbor
named Eddie Mccormick. The woman
had been married before when but four
teen years old to man sixty-fve years
Of age, by whom she had one child, now
six years old. Another child, four years
old, is also left as the fruit OF the second
marriage. The couple lived in retired
spot and the lifeless form of the man
and the still breathing woman were not
discovered until some time after the oc-
curranra
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DOMESTIC.

THE census returns OF the entire State
Of Pennsylyania have been received ut
the Census Office. This is the first State
10 send In It's full returns
THE corning mill Of the Latin & Rand
powder works at Mountain View, N. j.,
blew up on the oath. instantly killing
two Eorkmen who were employed in the
building and entirely wrecking the
place.
The Opera House block at Earlville,
N. Y, and adjoining buildings were
burned on the Gath; also three dwelling
houses Most Of the losers are insured.
II Is thought the fire was the work OF
an incendiary.
THE cloak operators strike at New
York was finally settled on the cath,
the manufacturers agreeing TO every
thing demanded by the strikers.
A FIRE at Buffalo, N. Y, on the oath
destroyed Joseph Bourgnon's coal and
wood yard, together with buildings, ma
chinery and nine horsea Loss, $40, 900.
The Government inspectors have So
cured the names Of 214 persons who
we're on board the ill-fated steamer Sea
Wing, which was wrecked In the storm
on Lake Pepin. The steamer and barge
were allowed by law TO carry only 175
persons. The penalty for violation is
severe.
THE recent washout on the Colorado
Central railroad is the most disastrous
in the history Of the road. The officials
can not as yet state the amount Of dam
age done, but u will reach s25o,ooo
Twenty miles Of track were washed
away
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Electric Bittrs.

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Electric Bltters sing the same song Of
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A Deadly Weapon.

Carelessness In purifying the blood
leaves you at the mercy Of that insidous
enemy BLOOD POISON, which sooner or later
will strike its fatal blow. Hibbard's
Rheumatic Syrup has no equal as blood
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FoRElov.

MICHAEL ENRIeHr, brother OF Con-
rad Enright, the we'll known oarsman,
was drowned in the Don river near
Toronto, Ont, on the 22d, while prac-
ticing in his she'll.
A PoRTIoN OF the town OF Slonim,
Russia, has been wrecked by burri-
cane. Many persons were buried in
the ruins. Nineteen bodies have been
recovered.
A LONDON dispatch OF the Esd says the
American schooner William Rice has
been lost at sea. The whole crew, con-
sisting OF sixteen persons, perished.
The vessel was on voyage from Cape
Ann to Iceland.
DR.. GLENN, formerly councillor OF
Belfast, Ireland, has been convicted Of
embezzling Si5o,0O0 OF the funds OF a
building society, and sentenced TO FIVE
years penal seryitude.
: A cABLEGRAM from La Libertad, San
Salvador, says the latest news from the
frontier confirms the reports In respect
to the victory over the forces OF Guate-
mala in the battle OF July H. The Guat-
emalans, 1000 strong, invaded Salvador.
The killed numbered over 200, with many
wounded.
COUNT ANToNELLr, who has just re-
turned to Rome from Africa, gives q
gloomy view Of ltaly's prospects in that
country. He alleges that the possessions
which Italy has acquired with such DIFF
ficulty are OF little practical value.
ABAND Of Arnauts recently made a
night attack upon the Montenegrin vii
lage Of Rogmore. surprising the inhabit-
ants, many Of whom were murdered.
The, Arnauts plundered 4ita yillage and
theh left. Afterwkfd the Wand was at
tackled by Turkish troops and in the
fight which ensued sixty Arnauts were
killed and many others wounded.
AT Quebec, Can, on the 25th tho coro-
ners jury in the case Of the Maranda
family, the Hve victims Of the recent
FIRE, returned verdict that they died
OF suffocatlon caused by a fire; that the
fire was caused by the three pris oners,
Pierre Delamere and his wife and Jean
Gauthier, their 'barkeeper. The pris.
oners were committed by the coroner "a
stand trial for willful murder
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for Secretary OF State, Robert Fargo for
Treasurer, and 7. =. Yankenien for
Attorney General.
TIE Colorado Republican State CON
vention will be held at Denver Septem-
Der IL.
The Minneapolis Republicans have
placed on nomination the following
State ticket; Governor, w. r. Merriami
Lieutenant Governors Z. S. Ives; Secre.
tary Of State, +. P. Brown: Auditor Of
State, p. j. Mcclure; Treasurer, Joseph
Bobleter; Attorney General, Moses E.
Clapp; Clerk Of Supreme Court Charles
p. Holcourt.
GEORGE R. SNowDEN has been ap-
pointed Major General Of the Pennsyl-
vania National Guard by Governor Bea-
YER, vice General John b. Hartranft,
deceased.
The Massachusetts, Republican State
Committee has decided to hold the State
convention at fremont Temple, Boston,
September II.
NATHANIEL r. LOCKE, the venerable
father OF the late d. r. Locke, better
known as Petroleum v. Nasby, died at
Toledo, o., on the 25th at the advanced
age OF ofninetyseven years. He was born In
Deerfeld, Mass, in 17os, and served in
the war Of 1872
Guy r. PELToN, ex-Congressmsh from
New York City, who was making o tour
of the Yellowstone Park, dropped dead
while ascending St Mary's Mountain a
few days ago.
BROTHER VINCENT, one Of the founders
Of the university OF Notre Dame, st.
Joseph County, Ind, died few days
ago at the age Of nearly 100 years.
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TRAIN RoBBER CAUGHT.
A Bad Citizen Who IL Wanted for Man!
Grimes Is Captured by q Detective.

A Bad Citizen Who IL wanted for Many
Grimes is Captured by a Detective.
BIRMINeHAM, Ala, July 2s. r. K
Clifton, alias II. J. Jennings, was ar
rested here Saturday night by detec-
tive on suspicion Of being member of
the Rube Burrows gang Of train rob-
bers He Is also wanted In Arkansas
on the charge OF horse stealing. Clifton
made afldavit that he had but few
dollars in money; that his home was in
Yell County, Arkansas; that he knew
the officers we're after him, and he was
evading them. The express people be-
lieve him TO be train robber and they
will send man from Memphis 70 iden-
tify him. Clifton was heavily armed
when arrested. He will not 90 to Ar
kansas without q requisition.
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TRAINMEN in COUNCIL.

Meeting ut Boston OF Railroad Employees
Who Aim to Secure Legislation In Their
Interest ~ .,t.t .l.st
BosToN, July 2S.-Delegates from 1O5
railroad centers of this country and Cam
ada attended the meeting OF the Grand
Council Of the Steam Railroad Mems
Protective Union in Templar Hall yes
terday, Charles Trenholm. president
Of the council, presiding. The neces-
sity for automatic drawbar guard rail
and higher elevation Of bridges were
forcibly presented by many Of tho dele
gates. The questions OF reduced hours
Of labor for trainmen and switchmen
and more wages we're discussed at
length, but nothing definite was done.
The several standing committees and
president were instructed to secure the
enactment Of legislative measures in
the interests Of railroad employees. 1t
was decided, but not without strong op-
position, that the Steam Railroad Mems
Protective Union shall not attach itself
TO the American Federation of Labor,
but work Independently of all central
bodies not connected with the railroad
I'm uainaaa
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LATER.


A FREIGHT train on the Southern
Pacific railroad was wrecked at Wills
burg, near Portland, Ore, on the Goth,
and woman and two children. were
killed.
Hon. FRED DOUGLASS, United States
Minister to Hsyti, arrived at Washing
ton on tho 2eth, on a sixty days leave
OF absence.
THE Coal and Coke Company's works
at Glenfsher, Elk County, Pa, were de-
stroyed by fro on the 10th. Loss about
SOS, 200.
THE President has nominated Adam
T. Pierce 10 be United States Marshal
for the district Of New Hampshire, and
Emery +. Strong Marshal for the dis
trict OF Connecticut.
Ara picnic given on the 26th at Pilot
Point, Tex, q large number Of people
we're poisoned by Ice cream made
poisonous by staying too long In tho
cans. II was believed fifteen persons
would die.
THE roofers' strike at Brooklyn, N.
Y. which has been In progress two
months, affecting 1000 men. has been
settled and the men resumed work on
the 2sth. They will work nine hours >
day until September is, and after that
date eight hours q day at, the same
wages for which they formerly worked
ten hours per day.
THE Secretary OF the Interior has or
dered arecOunt Of the population OF the
cities Of 81 Paul and Minneapolis.
MINI, owing 10 alleged frauds By the
enumerAtors.
II The Senate OF the 2oth Mr. Mitchell offered
aconcurrtnt resolution, which WAS referred q
the Finance Committee, stating thpt tho United
States would hall with appreciation any rccip
rocnl Arrangement BY treaty or Otherwise Do
tween ths government OF the United States and
the governments Of all the South American q
Central American States whereby therc Bhal
be admitted 70 the ports Of such nations
FREQ from oil tariffs or taxes cortaif
specified products Of the United States. IN,
Senate resumed consideration Of the Tarin bill
G1d was addressed by Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Col
Quit who spoke ID opposition 70 tho measure
after which the bill was laid aside. The Hous'
amendments 70 the Original Package bin wer.
non-concurred in and a conference ordered
Bills were passed granting pension
1900 q year each 70 tho widow
General Crooks. General J. @. FTemon
and General George b. Mcclellan, an
the Senate adjourned. In the House
resolution was adopted requesting the Speake
70 appoint q committee OF Eve members 70 In
yestigate the charges brought against Pension
Commissioner Raum BY Representative Cooper
OF Indiana. In Committee OF the Whole III
House considered the Senate amsndmcnts '
tho sundry Civil Appropriation bill Non.con
| currenoe was recommended IN several OF M
amendments and the committee roao with n
bill still pending Messrh Reed ua), Thomp
sen (0hio), and Oates fAla), were hppointe'
conferoes on the Original Packaee bill, and III
House adjourned.
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Fnilad to Lowsr bad. R.oord.

PrrrsBURe, July 2s. Saturdays races
at Homewood Driving Park were the
conclusion Of Pittsburgh's hrst meeting
In the Grand .Circnit Tho meeting,
taking the bad weather into considers
ton, was q great success. One OF the
features was Harry Wilkes attempt TO
beat his record Of 2:1sx. John Turner
drove the great bay gelding around the
circlo, which was second or more slow,
finishing against strong wind in 2:i5x.
failing % better his record.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, July 9s-The roof
ers' strike, which has been in progress
here for couple Of months, and which
affected about 1000 men, was settled
last night The Roofers' Union met and
ratified the agreement which the joint
committee settled upon Saturday. The
men will 20 to work this morning. They
will work nine hours day until Sep
tember is, and after that date eight
hours day at the same wages for which
they formerly worked ten hours per day.
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Rum Soaked Boy Dies in JAN.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July 2s.-Frank
Callahan, aged seventeen, died in the
lookup Saturday night He was in a
frenzied condition from the use Of
liquor, but 1t is claimed he was not
drunk when arrested. Death is said TO
have been caused by exhaustion and
the use OF alcohol. II is said the police
used unnecessary violence in arresting
Callahan and afterwsrd in restraining
him during attacks Of frenzy. The coro-
ner will investigate the case.
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sr. LOUIS. July o7.--It Is understood
. syndicate Of wealthy men have pur-
chased 10000 acres OF ground from the
Mexican government, not . hundred
miles from the City Of Mexico, in one OF
the many fertile valleys that abound In
that portion Of tho country, and intend
10 settle IL with negroes from the United
States. The Mexican goxernment has
promised protection from the natives
and given other guaranteea
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co., oomp.py,, Plant burned.

PExpmLD, Pa, July 2s.-The Elk
Coal and Coke Company's works at Glen
fisher, Elk County, seven miles from
here, we're destroyed by fire Saturday.
One hundred men arc thrown out OF
work and the loss is s25, 900, with sl9, 900
insurance. The works will bo rebuild at
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THAT TERRlBLE COUGH

In another column of this paper will be
found an advertisement of a medicine
known as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy, for sale by druggist
Fred d. Felt, Of this place. In almost
every neighborhood throughout the west,
there are some one or more persons, whose
lives have been saved by this remedy. 1t
Is natural for such persons 10 take pleas
lire in recommending the remedy TO others.
The praise, that follows it's Introduction
and use, makes 1t immensely popular.
While it is intended especially for collie,
cholera morbus, dysentery and diarrhea,
IL Is also claimed TO cure chronic diarrhGa.
II such be the case, IL is certainly a"God
send 10 many poor mortal.
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stsamar Sunk In : collI.Ion.

BosroS, July 2s.-During a gale early
saturday morning an unknown schooner
ran down and sunk the British steamer
Charles Morand on the Delaware break
water. The survivors wero rescned ~
the steamship d. II. Miller, from Balh-
more, which brought them here.
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

THE Wisconsin Prohibitionists have
nominated DR.. Alexander, ofEau Claire,
for Governor; W. r. Nethercutt for
Lieutenant Governor, William johnson