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NnAnfial.
To the BondhoIders Of the Oregon
Pacific Railroad Company:

the request of the holders Of oregon Pacific bonds
amounting to upward OF f4,oQo 0OO the undersiEned
the foreclosure reorrsnration OF the properly
sSieS nay M .,sp - s,hs s,sss os GSsSSs
y YAH s " s I$ y sSTsASS SE sf
FhE .ns su.Tr II sStbiss SSS
Fila; Hfssss ,Afsxxs$s% sssgsS soS$
iHs s, esmristss I, A. s4MYEd RioEs6S ESQ ROOM ssS
fSRis PkSbIhTos = ANb 4s sRoxB@aY ana ABssHs
NEW YORK. Bondholdsrs invited to call At any OF
the above places and examine and srn the said agree
BY the fourth article OF the mortgage OF Oct l. 1890
the railroad company bound itself TO apply the net
to he and Shss ssns' of e ns nnm
srshS %. srscls further proviSsd .Ss. The
prneip.l should be applied in the irs Si.cs TO The
satsfacton of the raid inoumbrsnc the land grant
s S sna a. an e The r
he f sonas .as 10 SIS 90 nss
on the land Grant has been paid and only one hun
sIsd , ,hd nd rory ms: q rosd have been eompet.d
in view Of these facts the holders uniting in this
isston in ihs hands OF IN. old msnsSemsns as CON.
ihs comp ior which now seins ssisa
like that Of Mr Alexander brown, have been pubshsd
a. directors, either despite their protest or wthous
s:s an: IL & authorize say that
sGSTEi s sAfNbs sANbs
JANIS BLAIR
TiLLwYN PARRfsH.
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Sucd Because He Was DuIned by Postal
Curd.

Troy. July 1l.-Before Unite! States Com
missioner Landon to-day Mrs. Emma Sander
son of LansinGburgh was ariaigned on the
complaint II j. II. Anderson on the charge of
sending a posin card requesting the payment
0t a debt. The case will be continued on
Tues19y. 1t is alleged to be violation OF the
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THAT CHINESE DIFEICULTH
Attsrney.General Killers OpinioA 0aiA {
Have NO Judicial Authority.

LocxroRT. July lin an interview with
United States Commissioner John E. Pound
this morning on the opinion expressed BY At
torney- General Miller that Chinese convicted
OF illegal entry into the United States should
be returned to China. that official staeed that,
while the opinion was entitled 70 great respect.
Il had no judicial authority. His future course
He was responsible primarily to tho Circuit
Judge OF his district. and should that Official
render decision adverse to the opinion OF the
Attorney General he would be governed By
that decision,
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MN and Cleveland at Newport.

NEwpoRT. July ll.-Ex-presidsnt and Mrs.
Cleveland arrived here this morning on tho
steam yacht 0neiia, as guests oil Mr. z. c. Ben
elct. The steam yacht Fra Diayolo. with Guv.
Memplo, arrived from Cottage City at 2h
o'clock this afternoon.
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1xllsa1AA
sxSSSSfox:s r;is,1 oHExTrsT S1if13xHs
NM YORK CENTRAL

4
Hudson River Railroad.
THE HoUR-TRACK TRUNK LINZ
An srs,ns arrive At and depart frsn
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
1eurth Av. and Asd st.. New Yorh.
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section
SHl ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN rHH CITE
Trains leave a. follows,
FAST HAIL ssPPEICHnHcEsAND sPECnHE. rshANn
r.sa:s &osh'.isr Ss.'i" a.: :.s's & sss::
SARATOGA A'ahsE hAHh srEafsE. ssrEESfsE AND Nom
S.d%s iSf% Iats :'s d:osaS !a:Sssa 20
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
vsstisais Bsa;t smoiins and Library Dining 81 Fl
earn T: :qa ens.S sa
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
Ns. FORK :fs a nns' s..s.. s
aay train does not west Of Cleveland and Dstroil
soUTHwEsTERN LIMITED.
4 40 r. M.-waGner vcstibuls Drawing Room. Sleep.
* 'aes sans ~ 5s's, p.ras sas Hss:
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
snd .uS Sa DnSs s:bH bas
SARATOGA LIMITED.
s,p se.y gy 8 :ssepS
July and August Due s Saratoga oioFa enD during
SARATOGA SPECIAL.
Sscasa e lake ,Gy @.orss as saturday," saIaisys $50 Runs
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
AtSO r. M.-wagner vestioue Buffet Drawing Room
sssssp,Ds ssspsss And 20 D%ins Car. Due Detroit s;is II
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
ana Sns S.l snao s ass. s:
chicago 900 M &, ,Esi Ioa: Detroit lao
ADIRONDACK fkEssa 4NR sMoNrREAL E1-
4! S;;s'a 'as: s:' SOS IT,
''sf1AhS SSSk aSSsEH sFAs;sb $.kSHs SS"'''
is:.s!: s;.sS: IT, r. 81
smith, and fupp.r Esss Stallion nay ' H. Paul
CINCINNATI AN ID ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
s = % 'ssS: i.dsn:ps s'DUs TO- o1 d: s:
LIMITED FAST NAIL.
ssaG R, Ma,slsspng @ car passengers for Hoehssss,
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
BIS r. M:.Wngper Sleeping Cars New York to Cape
SHiSf sias4SS sb n#ss ,s
ss:r'is 1 ss + H. ol l tS . % ron Io 80;
ti$ sas iilso A. NJ fa:s, ia:sa s:sa 'a 1sSs s s:as
Aisxsx I Is a. sS9 G soS % y. .s 80
sARsTSsH ttiS$i +oic, to'a t,,so A. NJ. +a:sa
'4Ir sP H. .u s 4 sG s 'SSo Sis t'Hss ss
A3HH5s1ER s Z AsD i, l r 7s soS oa ss
SIASxK;A FSItsssS;Ic iaSa tioso A. NJ 4so 600
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The Western Union WIN r.y Up.

BOSTON. July li.--The Attorney. General has
ieen notified b7 the counsel for tho Western
Union Telegraph Company that tho taxes
astessed ,, by lhe Commonwealth upon the lat
will he paid without contesting the suit
brought by the state.
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DE NSYLVAN1E
RAILROAD.
TUE STANDARD RAILWAY OF MHEnIcAi
The Scenic Line to the West
TRAHNs LEAVE STATIONS. foot "A
Oesbrosses and Cortlandt strceta. ~
followss
On srd after JUNE eon. 1891
THE - ar vuNu
RxlssHaa

On and Gfser JUNE eOtn. fseI
THE FAST LINE
300 A. M.-Pulmsn vsstbuis Sleeping and r.,.,
6sra 45,isss HSissso i,sysInS s'ss o.s HSupSai
next DAY. connsets also, for Toledo except ss,ss
THE PENNSYLVANIA LrMrrrn
ys,nsn. s ,DrswGs and STAT. Room Din
:sS S9sr si spS H. Il:
@ @Ss Spans q sat'y S.5 Sas To':si ss;
st. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI xx.
% Bsss t'ss s''ssss GA :' =
i ISu sso Il ns.. onSnn'u asy 'O'' .a
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
E.% saIs os:s
THE WESTERN EXPRESS. 4
s,n0 r. M:lrnllman yesAbus Sleeping Car N.vAJ
ss%RS,:S SDSiaS sll"Pss :s
s'sn9ans na qShsafo AFtss GSs.;s
e;so ?; N. mex. day: and s. Louis 200 4: sssoaS
sao.pt Saturday. ''f ''''''Aha ana Toledo daily
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
eas s sS
artys' %sfk e. aays a. suS u9'nnnv, a.v :,
UAllys anu OleNelAnQ anu COLUMBUS except
day.
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND
THE SOUTH.
swashinRtou Limited Express" of Pullman Pa,,or
Ears with Dining Car 10 BaltimoreL daily eScsps
Sunday. 1910 A. NJ, arrive Washington $50 r NJ
ana Congressional Limited daily. with Dining Car
at 32o r. NJ. arrive Warrington S..5 \. M reguis:
express, $40 < s:3t and II A. NJ 2;i0 4:n 4 and
~ '.i md ssS ss ssa"si ssi5 'TyA
For Long branch. Point Pleasant and in,srm.t,,s
stations week days 800 7l! a:ln a: NJ, II noon.
2:3O 3!ln $40. 4:1t $40 and 70O r. NJ. Sunday
sia 9:!a NJ s:la r. NJ lido not stop at Asoury FAX
For Atlantic rty. l:so P. NJ. week days with Through
For Cape May. I:oo r. N. week days with Through
Bullet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 6:.Q 72t. 500 1880 100 chicago Linn.
lied. with Dining Car and lOO ashington Limited
with Dining Carl, and II ,oo A. NJ i226. 90 aii0
2:2H 3:pl $3.50 4:W. $50 500 8:Ol 6:3n Il: :Ol aud
eDO +. NJ and l2:l5 night Accommodation. ii:O
An 4:to, and 7P. .sundAya Express Gil5. st3l
$500 40 oo Limitedl and loHD A. 2a.,. 1850 4OO
Accommodation .O0 T. VI.
For time tables Of trains local points Penn.
ticket Offices; 4ih si,. and ola Broadway / As,of
House. and foot OF Desbrosses ana Cortlandt alk
Court st, 500 Fulton St. and Brooklyn Annex Station
foot OF Fulton st. Brookiyn 10 Hudson St, Hoboksn;
The New York transfer Company will call for .nd
check baggage from hotels and residences through 10
destination.
General Manager. General Pass Agent
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ONE ENJOYS

ONH N4NJO1S ~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commendit
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles BY all leading drug
gist.. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tryit. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FlG SXRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
inWevn,e ". NEW YORK. N. n
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Deposits in national banks S!3 saa against $2a.
22s;,, Friday bonds dspo.ited 10 secure the same.
S.o IInSa ln addition 10 Tue foregoing the Treas
OF July II. 1850 sai,WSs2i and Treasury notes out
standing against tho same. s4a O.s5il.
Money in London tS@' y cent Rate OF dis
count In the oren market for both short ID
tllree months bills. ~ Y cent Amount
balance to-day Is E19.C00 Paris advices uuote
3 & cents at 95 francs 32is confines. ani ey-
change On London at rs francs n confines.
Tho sales OF mining stocks ~ the New York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
To-day wer0 n6 follows.
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THE Won GRAEF TROCHE

Cft1sNZK Ati6od i5 conceded 10 Sc the be- form
6S&S o. treatment for weakness in men or any
3x&kk OF tho distressing symptoms the result OF
0&YSki1 TOO close attention 10 business study,
NAi early indscfcti0us or later exCesscs; q
simple but efAcacious home treatment.
II yoa snner from Headache, Backache, Loss OF Mem
oTy, Lack Of Ambition, Dizziness, etc., We WALL
Send FREQ, securely sealed 10 auy address copy Of
eur private treatise giving full particulars and
lals Esablished 1885 Consultations with Skilled Ply
s.ciAn Free DAILY aA.n. tobP.M. Sundays9AN to II.
TINE Won eRAEF MupIoAL co.,
, ...,. . Park Row, New Ysvk City.
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NEW YORK. ONTA RIO A n u " Is EnN
RAILWAY.

Trains leave West 42d st. at :: .I5 4. u. Na minutes
sr "p gsry lay noeS @ oe s
Livingston Manor Hancock, carhondae. scranton Na
ton. Delht sidney Norwich. Edmrston. Utica Rons
oneiia, osweRo Detroit. Chicago and points West -.
honk and Mnnewaska wallkiii Valley STATIONS Middle.
town. BIoomingburgh. ElIenvillo, Falsbursh Hurey.
a:iS r N SsmEbs!l Hall Lake: Mnhonk and % N Mn. n
inSnurgh Elsnyile I. Fail'burSh Hurlsyvills Liberty
~ 900 r NJ M,ddIetown Pittsburgh Liberty. Lv.
insston Manor. RooEland Waion. Sidney, Norwich
Oneida OsweRo Rochester. Siarara Falls Detroit
chicago. and West; Pullman s!eepers; reclining chair
:4S T. NJ Saturdays only Middletown Rloomins.
burRh. Ellenvile FAilsbmrgh Libcrtr, White Lake
Rockland tdaily; all other trains daily except SUN
day.
Pullman drawing rom seats and sleeping bsrths
obtained at :l3 Broadway. New York; J. L. Anderson
4. \. A., Is Exchange place. Now York
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cont. for sixty days. s y cent. for ninety days
on prime stock EXCHANGE collateral and y
mercial paper dull. Prime endorsed bills re-
cevabie are quoted at 5',@6 p cent and first
class single -name paper at 6@7 y cent
Sterling exchange quiet and firm. Posted
demand. Actual rates are: Long bills. S4s5k
1855: sight drafts. t487@$487k. and
cable transfers, ,S4.S74@S487k,
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The American Cxrr,ss Co.
conducts venerA express Unsiness by ali fas
70 and from Europe
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Surplus SIS, 465O73 64,S42025 Deo S923U25
The surplus ayear ago 50 2ss,075 and two ysars
ou"ssions RsiWay NWa 1 bends st strons fss
featul es wore Texas Pacific 2ds. Rock Island
So. Oregon Improvement 5s. Kansas and Texas
Wabash and Atchison issues. The more I'm.
porant net .sni advances ~ were in A.ens9n @ in
Eds. =. to 39!.: Oregon improvement 5s. ~
to G5li: Rock Island S. y. to 98k: Texas Pa.
cifc 2ds. =. to 81: Wabash lists, Il. to 90. and
2ds. q q cent. to T5is.
silver bullion certificates for 5000 ounces
75Id. = ounce. A
The Financial Chronicle computes. the gross
earnings OF 1873 r%ilroads for juno at S35.647.-
1877. an increase Of 81 730. 939 as rom rared with
the same month last year. For tho six months
ending June 80 the same roads report gross
earnings Mt 1929 sH46 6U1. an increase OF sS.674.-
last year.
hallway gross earnings for Juno comrare
with those OF tho same mouth OF last year as
follows:
Rio Grande Western 800 Inc...... $50 300
St Paul and duluth iesiss Ine:.. ssota
Tho recelnts from customs for the week
were $4575O10. and from internal revenue
s8.4S6. .953. a total OF S8.971 1928 ngainsf $6I7i.
296 lust wesk. aud making the total since July.
$3G7854.2i7.
National bank note, circulation outstanding.
4s wssx :s
OI5 and destroyed. $3i42sa. Balance OF de-
posits in the Treasury 10 redeem national
for the week.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
July 8 as follows:
Gold. s,iasstts, liz M
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Total sales Of stocks wers q. .157 shars!

UNLISTED DEPARTMENT TRANSACTIONS.
Open. Hioh- Lon- C1os
Sdlts ing. tM eM tnq.
ITO National Lead Trust.... 1871 isT 49,, -
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THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
i For CIiARLRhTON ~ -. aud i JAEKS0NrILI.R. Fla
and NJ! points IN fL0EiDI. me South and SOU hwrst.
Prom Pier - H. No"'iays Wed anl Friday. i ".
pansrnger accommodations and cmsius nrpassel |.
WI CLYDE ,Hl Gsn Ags, Bowiing l,resn s.y.
=. q. EGER ten Agt a. \ fri. line 3|7 B'wav \
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

have often been asked what the
figures on playing cards indicate or
how the figures came 70 be hrst used
NV grandfather was, like myself, an
all around sport. and ! have heard him
tell that they originally indicated the
different classes of people in the king
dom of France. which. believe, was
the first to introduce cards. Hearts
reuresented "choir men" OF ecclesias-
tics. and the early cards OF that suii
have a cape which In form resembled q
heart. The spade was originally
pikehead. IMPLYING the nobility or sol
diery.
The artisans were represented by
stone tile. now known as a diamond.
Farmers were represented by the tire
foil or clover leaf now called a club
The four kings were originally David
Alexander. Cesar and Chariemagne
representing the four great monarehies
The queens were Argine, judith, r.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22
rrAns-mississippi Congress.

OMAHA, Oct. 2O.-The third semi
annual session Of the trans Mississippi
congress convened yesterday after
noon, leo delegates being present.
The congress was called to order by
G ". Prince of New Mexico.
Gov. Thayer Of Nebraska welcomed
the delegates in behalf Of the State
aud Mayor Cushing in behalf Of the
CITY.
Ex. Gov. Adams Il Colorado spoke
Of toe aims Of the congress, brtadsh ot
subjects it proposed to discuss, and The
importance thereof, not alone 70 the
ip,ueiiat- west, but 10 the world.
Great prugress has already been
made. ~ said be. "but greater h IN
store Tor Us. We want the eat 20
know that the star If empire no
/ longer hangs over the states of New
! England, over the uumberless monied
arteries Of wall street, but over the
great End g.orious country stretching
/ from the father OF waters 20 the treas
ure- bound shores Of the rolling Ps"
eifc.n CIV. Adams closed with ibt
statement that the time is at band
" hen The west, by unity OF sct'on
could demand and receive politica
recognition loUg wiihbeld.
Senator Warren Of Wyoming iol
loved with a hort talk, advocating
the interasvs Of the mining regions be
fUrg tie congress
Committees were then named ap'
the congress adjourned for the day.
TIE congress was permanently OF
ganized this morning by the eleeilo
of Charles s. Thomas of Denver chair
man. Secretaries were appointed an
a committee on resolutions named.
The congress then took recess.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22
IT is A SKY SCRAPER.
Explorer Russell Estimates the
Height of Mount ST. Elias
in Alaska
Addresses Delivered at the Open
ing Of the Trans-Mississippi
Congress.

VANCoUvER, b. c., October 90
Professor Israel &. Russell, who was
sent by The United States government
and the National Geographical soristy
Z. explore the region about Mt 81.
Elias, arrived here todsy. lie left in
June tor Aisska and went 10 Icy oay
IN the United STATES revenue cutter
"Besr , His party consisted Of t. r.
StaIuey, Neil McCarty, J. II. CTum-
sack. Frank :. p. Wainer and Thomas
White. White was drowned by the
upsetting Of boat. Otherwise the
the expedition was a complete success
They ascended Mt. 81. Elias On th'
north side, reachirz an elevation oi
fourteen thousand FIVE hundred feet
when they were turned back by clouds
and a severe snow strOm. From OBJ
servations taken the mountain is be
tween eighteen and nineteen thousand
feet high. The party then explored
the coast from Icy bay TO DisenehaDt
meat bay, q distance Of about on
hundred miles and alsO the glaciers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22
some Diminutives.

An examiner was dealing with gram
NAUTICAL di1ninutives. and particularly
with the force Of the suffix kin--inanni-
kin. a little man, etc. On his asking
the lads TO give him few examples OF
such ..diminutives. a number Of eager
hands were soon raised.
The gentleman. much gratiiied at
such a ready response to his question.
pointed to one of the lads for an an
swer
..Lambkin. a little lamb" was the
reply.
VERY good, indeed said the ex-
aminer. and pointed 20 another lad
.Tomkin. little Tom. " was the an
swer.
The gentleman somewhat demurred
at this. but finally accepted H. he
then pointed TO still another lad.
..Buskin. little 'busl' was the re-
sponse.
The examiners countenance fell
Now. my lads. he pleaded do take
time before you speak The last an
swer was altogether wrong" And he
pointed TO a little fellow behind. who
had been trying to attract his attention
''Well. you, my ladf
Pumpkin. sir. a little pumpT-Lon
don Tit-Bits.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

Telling the Age Of the Earth by Evolution.
judging from the fact that almost
the whole cf the tertiary period has
been required 70 convert the ancestral
Orohippus into the true hose" Profes-
sor Huxley believes ''thzt in order TO
have time for the much greater change
Of the ancestral ungulata INFO the two
great odd toed and even tOed divisions
(of which change there is no trace. even
among the earliest EOcene mammalst
we should require larger portion. il
not the whole. Of the Mesozoic or sec
ondary period. and still longer periods
are demanded for the evolution oi other
animasz. so that on the lowest es-
innate we must place the origin Of the
mammalia very far back in Paleozoio
] times. Mr Wallace speaks Of posi-
BILE periods Of 20O.OoO.00O. and even
500. 600. aJO. Of years - Gentleman's
| Magazine
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

Everything is being popularized now
adays-even a taste for trutiies. over
5000. 900 pounds are now sold annually
In France. more than half Of which
come from tire departments Of the Nau-
cluse. the Bassey Alpes. the Liet. the
Dordogne and the>Drone. The whole
sale dealers in truf1es, as a rule. make
large fortunes. and need not add that
the perverted ingenuity of the Amer
lean has already flooded the market
With several brands Of imitation truttles
said TO be 50 like the real thing as 'tc
defy detection. London Figaro.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

One day a lawer dictated q special
writ of neri facias 70 bis shorthand
clerk. and, being in a hurry, rushed on
70 the court with the transcript as soon
as it was made, without reading 4
When il was presented the dlgnLnpd
iudee glanced through It. looked at
certain part Of II steadily, and became
convulsed with laughter He then
handed the paper back to the lawyer
stating that he was sorry he coul<in
grant his petition.
Il think. please the court that tl''.
Is according to rule. persisted tne -
torney
wei thiscourt Is uuable % doAut
thinr "a goa. replied the IuaEt
Your request is unreAsonable. Iue'
take your petition ard rad lt
The lawyer did 80 and Iound that
requested the court % grand specs
red asry faees" 70 IS petitioners. = =
change
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22
No Resumption Yet.

ANACoNDA, Oct. 20.-G. II. Kaine,
formerly superintendent of construc-
ton Of the Anaconda company, who
was called here a week ago TO make ar
rangements for starting the works. has
Quit ard returned TO Ceur d'Alene.
MT. DAILY lie quoted as saying that ne
eotiatlons for the settlement OF the
atffieultiss between the railruad and
mining companies have fallen
through, and that the time for starting
the works is as far off a. ever.
IL may be that the drop in price o
conner m London has something TO d.
win the matter. Copper was quote'
in London yesterday at e4s l7s. Sd
the lowest point reached for man!
months.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

The scene was at White Sulphur
springs in the height of the season sew
eral years ago A circus troop had
been playing there for some days which
numbered among its attractions an
Arab snake charmer. While waiting
his turn to ',go On" during a perform
ance he was occupied in training q
rattlesnake recently procured IN the
neighboring mountains He said after'
wards that he had an antidote IN case
Of a snake bite. but had left it by aeci-
dent at the last stopping places g
when this snake bit him he resorted C
the Arab superstition Of biting on ths
head Of the snake, hoping by TIM
heroic remedy 20 save his life.
But even this horrible experiment
was Of no avail. and though TO O
three physicians came almost insiA''fl I
10 his aid and every available met1'
was used to save him. they soon say
that he was beyond human help, 10
he began to glide about with all tn
motions Of q snake, biting from SIDE q
side as Il at grass. us only lived
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

The alleged power of camphor 70
awaken seeds, or stimulate their ger
mination. has been shown by the ex-
periments Of NJ Henry de Varigny 70
have no real existence. Various kinds
of seed were sown in sand saturated
with water containing camphor, as ad-
vised by horticulturists. and the ger
mination of all was slower, instead OF
more rapid. than that of similar seeds
in water without eamphor- Germinar
ton was even retarded by cainphor va
nor in the air. the water having no
caluphor. Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

Perhaps the strangest viii ! ever ha-
to draw up was that Of a ,wheelwrigtn
who had amassed quite a comfortable
sum in the exercise Of his calling he
was a member of the Church of Eng
land. but he had a great objection to
the Clergyman of the parish because he
was in the habit Of preaching in a sur
pIice instead Of the black gown 70
which the wheelwright had been 40
customed in his youth The old fellow
left the clergyman the very handsome
sum of e200 on condition that he
preached a funeral sermon over him o.
not less than two hours duration. and
wore a black gown for the oecason-
When the old man died the parson'
who was a rich man, very good nA'
turedly fulfilled the conditions oi tn<
win. and gave the money in charity q
the poor Of the parish But he mus
have had hard work to spin out m
sermon on the deceased wheelwrighf q
the required length--Interview IN Lon
don Tit-BitS
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-22

CHICAGO. October ga Montreal
sneei.l saws: Archbishop Taschersu
has Issued in La semrine Reli0eus' an
or an Of the church, a fierce article
deuouncing the principle enunriated
In their MontIe,l addfe'se- by GiSnd
Mater Workman PsWder'y aud MI
Wight. % directly opposed to the
lat, L ,apsl .neyciicai. a"d "-klng
C,th lies ~ remain way from snch
Ieade,. TIE condemn ati ot the
Knight # Labor made by the church
four YEAR ego was -uspend.d. ~
c.n.ca = large nuniber of Catholics 4
DIN .ha knights. The Archh'sh"l
.nrrstens u put the coudemu ton
again IN force