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The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

The King of Siam will o send six
youths from his kingdom to Pennsylvania
TO be educated. They are all to become
physicians. The young men are chosen
from tho poorer classes, and the expense
OF their tuition, about $4,000 a year each.
IS to be borne by the siamese Govern
mont
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

fine and dense as ivory, the other coarse,
and porous like a sponge. The name and
tail are very fine and silky, but rather
scanty, and the hair is perfectly straight;
A big flowing tail and tossing mane,i
with a tendency to curl, are sure signs
of cold blood. The skin is very thin and
shows plainly the delicate network OF
veins which, it hardly seems to cover
AtLnnkn G0nstlLuki2n.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20
Adnlteratea Homer,

"They are now making honey out of
sugar, mineral acids and water. IT both
tastes and smells ike honey, and il said
60 be wholesome, The time seems to be
coming when many artlctes of food will
be made by chemists outiof strange sub
stances instead Of raised on the farm.
The door of the laboratory will SOON open
into the kitchen York Jouraal.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

Official statistics show that Colorado
has owe 30, 900 square miles of coal
and the products of 1890 was 3, 1000, 600
tons.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

MilIet's aAnqe9us' has been insured By
Mrs. blanchard, the present owner of
Ire painting, for sI40. 900.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

A new naptha spring Of immense ca
pacity was recently opened IN Baxoo,
Russia. If it continues with the same
powers as at present, it will be the rich.
est naptha fountain in the world.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

Kansas CITY, NO., has trIeu to lessen
the evil of midnight cats by stringing
electric wires along the back fences.
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20

First Darling-"What did you do on
Christmas day?'
Second Darliug-.'I sucked the paint
off a red horse
First DarIing-stI swallowed a cent
and a handful of sawdust.n
The Opelousas courier., 1892-02-20
~OPELOUSAS
Female Institute
oPELoUsAs, ST. LANDRY PARISH, La

This institution is undenomiuational. urac.
tical and progressive. Discipline firm ana
based on sound pr;nciples ennobling and "a.
yeloping character. Honor and self respecA
promoted. Methods Of training md cultrrs
thorough. Toe curriculum prepares ths
pupil for University on practical life. Ger.
~Eificates and Diplomas conf rred. Buildings
comfortable and ONT odious Patronass
solicited. For further parti,. Jars apply to
MRS. NJ n. HAYES. PRINCIPAL.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
mo snver I'm pebnte.

WASHINGTON, March l0.-The policy OF
the anti-silver men on the debate next week
has not thus far been agreed upon. No
agreement has been reached between the
silver and anti-silver wings Of the Demoo-
racy. Mr. Taylor viii control the time
for the Republicans and Mr.. Tracy for
the anti-silver Democrats. Among the
speakers on the Democratic side against the
silver bill will be Tracy, Cox, Garner, Dun
ply Bunting and Cochran, of New York;
Deforest and Sperry, of Connecticut; Ray
ner and Page, of Maryland; Bushnell and
Lynch, of Wisconsin; Castle and Hall, OF
Minnesota, Beltzhoover and Mutchler, OF
Pennsylvania; and Williams and Andrews,
Of Massachusetts, Among the Republicans
who win speak against the measure viii be
Cutting Of New York; Walker and Lodge
Of Massachusetts,; Taylor, Of Illinois; G. W.
Stone and Brosius, Of Pennsylvania; Hop
kins, of Illinois; Johnston, of New jersey.
The house viii meet during the silver de-
bate at II o'clock, viii continue in session
until O'Clock and viii take recess until
o'clock for three days until the bill IS dis
DOsed Of
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
II. LIE cHIcAeo GOODIES.
Alderman Kunz Put on the Rack by the
Grand jury.

Alderman Kunz Put on the Rack by the
Grand jury.
CHICAGO, March l9-The grand jury,
which is investigating the alleged alder
manic boodling, caused subpenas TO be
issued for Mayor Washburne, City Clerk
Van Chave, c. X. Billings, the gas magnate;
Charles r. Verkes, Samuel Allerton, the big
board Of trade man; Promoter Bacon, of the
Compressed Air company; Sidney Kent,
capitalist; Aldermen Cullerton, Eahlmann,
Roth, O'Brien, Cramer, Eierling, Deputy
City Clerk Powell and she officers Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
The grand jury closely questioned Alder
man Kunz regarding his utterances concern
ing crookedness in the council and his exhi-
bition of a roll Of money, and also about the
complaint that he had not been fairly treat
ed His temper was decidedly ruffled when
he left the court room, and he refused to
talk about his experiences. He is believed
to have told the grand jury where doodle
could be found.
The states attorney has stated that his
evidence was of the greatest value and that
there would be more Of il to come. Il il
said that all the suspected men-and there
are more than forty Of them-are under the
espionage of detectives, and that if any OF
them make break TO get out of town tht
effort Is likely TO be frustrated.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
THE NEWS or ALsANY.
Tho Worlds Fair Sunday Closing Clause
Adopted by the House.

Adopted by the House.
ALBANY, March l9.-The senate had but
fifteen present for half the session, and the
bills on general orders could not be consid-
cred senator Parker's bill, which estab-
fishes q state board OF undertakers and calls
for a license system and examination 10 de-
termine the qualifications, was ordered 10 a
third reading, and an carly adjournment
was had.
The two special orders in the house were
the plunkP bill TO allow Alexander j.
Howell to raise certain vessels sunk in
Lake George prior TO i176 and take them 10
Chicagos Fair, and the bill 70 spend $4,000
on improvements 10 the executive mansion.
Both were passed without dissent, securing
7s Affirmative votes.
The Edwards bin 20 permit women all
over the state 70 vote for school commits
sioners was received in the house aud was
substituted for the Clifford bill, now on
third reading, and the members also or
dered 10 thiri reading the Listman bill,
which seeks by amending the anti-con-
spiracy law 90 legaiize boycotting.
The bill appropriating $4,000 TO drain
Conewango swamp was taken up from the
committee on motion Of Mr. laing and put
ON second reading.
The Stein bill 90 provide Tor the return 70
hanging as a death penalty was reached on
the calendar Mr. Steh was absent and
the bill was laid aside, when IL might have
gone TO a third reading.
The Worlds fair bill was signed By
Speaker Bush and sent TO the senate. Tho
Sunday amendment that was put In 10y the
assembly Is az follows "The exhibit Of th,
state Of New York at such exhibition shal
not be opened 10 the public ON Sunday, anC
the general managers herein provided FOL
shall take such steps as may be necessary &
carry this provision into effect
Leader George II. Bush is authority fol
the statement that the final Adjournment
resolution will not be put In till after the
supply bill, now in the finance committee
" passed by the senate.
The governor has signed the bin incor
porating the village OF Niagara as a city.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
l1E NneNA Or tOLIIICS.
Htn Has No Apologies TO Make for His
Trip to the south.


AUGUSTA, Ga, March Ex-senator Hill
received a most marked and cordial recep-
ion in this city, and was escorted to the
Opera House, where he was TO speak, by a
distinguished committee. The Opera House
was filed to the doors when the party ar
lived The appearance Of the senator was
loudly cheered Mayor Alexander presided
over the meeting. Senator Hin was intro
luced by Mr.. Walsh, OF the Augusta Chron-
rle
Senator Hill thanked the assemblage for
is cordial welcome, and after explaining
that he had come south to address the
legislature OF Mississippi continued:
have no apologies to make 70 anyone for my
southern trip. The south is part OF our com
mon country, and any citizen has o lawful right
20 visit any portion Of IT, The cause of good
government would be sutserved IL more Of our
public men would visit this beautiful southern
country and learn something more OF its insti-
iutions observe its people, note its progress
and become conyersant with its needs, its scnti-
ments and its pure patriotism Applause ]
The civil war would never have occurred II tho
north and the south had known more Of each
other. lApplause.l
viii be pleased TO repeat the crime Of taking
this Journey whenever time and opportunity
offers Neither shall indulge in any false ex-
cuses for my visit. / dislike hypocrisy and
sham desired to meet the people Of the south,
and frankly confess Il. lApplausel ! shall
return 10 the north with better knogledge Of
their situation than ] ever had before; with a
more favorable impression OF their great 70
sources; with a higher appreciation Of their
lofty and steadfAst patriotism
The senator then discussed the political
questions of the hour His speech was
warmly applauded. Senator Hill remained
on the stage for a short time TO meet some
Of the leading Democrats Of Augusta, then
returned 10 the hotel Senator Hill goes di.
rect to Washington from this city.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
THE DRAYTON DISGRACE
Society Circles Excited Over
the Remarkable Scandal.
EVERY STORY HAS TWO SIDES TO IT

And Mr.. Coleman Drayton's version Is
Now Anxiously Awaited--In the Mean
timo the Tongues Of Busy Gossips Tell
Queer Tales Of Alleged wicked Doings.
NEW YoRK, March io.-To say that 30
tiety is torn from center 10 circumference
over the Astor-Drayton-B -Borrowe scandal is
putting it mildly. An interest now ccnters
in the coming here Of Mr.. Drayton, so that
his side of the story can be learned. Gossip
is busy in the meantime with the names
and doings Of the principals in the affair
q The scandal is a remarkable one in all its
aspects. Hallett Alsop Borrowe, son Of Sam
uel Borrowe, vice president Of the Equitable
Life Assurance society, is a comparatively
young man, iwho became acquainted as a
neighbor with Mr.. and Mrs Drayton at their
country seat, "Crow's Foot, near Bernards-
vile, N. j.
He was am occasional visitor at the house,
and while he did not find especial favor in
the eyes Of the master he appeared 10 be a
favorite with Mrs Drayton, state Of af-
faEs that the gossips were not slow TO no.
tice and comment upon.
Mr.. Drayton had sunk into comparative
obscurity soon after the buzz which followed
his marriage subsidized. He was rather a
taciturn man, not fond Of gayety and rather
inclined to be studious. He was not known
in the commercial world until he invested
the greather part of his wealth in the Arcade
underground railway scheme.
Borrowe's Visits.
Indifferent to Ais wifes happiness and
having tastes entirely at variance with hers,
he neglected her. Accustomed all her life
TO social enjoyment, Mrs. Drayton chafed
under the restraint which this neglect i'm
piled, and the Irritation with Young Bor.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
MuIdoen Fear. for suIIIvan.

CORTLAND, N. Y, March l9.--Willam
Muldoon says Sullivan win have 60 be ia the
pink Of condition in order to succeed in his
fight with Corbett, who is a harder man TO
handle than Kilrain was at the time Of the
Mississippi fight. "At that time Mr.. Null
doom continued, "Sullivan was in better
condition than he ever was before and,
fear, than he ever viii be again. Corbett
thoroughly understands the nature Of the
task before him and win train for IL accord
ingly. / hope Sullivan viii do likewise, but
fear ho win not
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
FURNITURE.

Our Furniture Depart
ment also is replete with
everything new and desir-
able in that line. If you
need a new solid oak bed
room suite, we can furnish
it as low as s I 3. which
is as little as one dare pay
for a good article.
In Parlor Furniture we
can't be beaten for price,
quality and variety. The
styles are too numerous to
mention. Just give US an
idea of what you want and
you shall be suited. And
in odd pieces, fancy Chairs,
Rockers, etc., all of which
90 far toward touching
up the home, the variety
is endless.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
He wanted 70 STAY in Jail.

COLUMBUS, O., March I'D. r. RAIDER,
who is serving a sentence Of two years for
the violation Of the interstate commerce
law, was informed that he had been par
doned by President Harrison. He received
the news with great dissatisfaction, request
ing 70 be allowed 10 remain for at least two
months longer, as he wanted TO help the
firm for which he was working in filing
backward orders. His request finally be-
came an imploration and he had 70 be per-
emptorily ordered out by the warden.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
MITCHELL GOING HOME.
His Engagement In New York cancelio
Muldoon on the Champion.

His Engagement in New York Cancelled.
Muldoon ON the Champion.
NEW YoRK, March l9.-Charley Mitchell
and Paddy Slavin have made up their minds
that the atmosphere Of the United States is
unhealthy and they viii avoid 1t by going
back TO England from Canada. They had
an engagement in this city for next week
but cancelled It, When this news became
known IL was the almost universal opinion
that Mitchell aud Slavin did not have the
nerve to face New York crowds. Their re-
cent bluffs at Sullivan would have been re'
ferred 10 with too much frequency 10 have
been tolerated even by the experienced
Mitchell, and the pair Of travellers made ny
their minds 10 60 home, especially as tn,
champion Is now matched and further fling
for advertisement in this direction would
have been cut Of the question.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
pe ono Is sam chamnIon

SYRACUSE, N. Y, March l9.-Alfredo De
Oro, the champion pool player Of the world,
renewed his claim to that title by defeating
ex-Champion Albert G. Powers in the de-
Gliding game for first place in the national
pool tournament, which has been running
at the Alhambra theater for the last two
weeks. Powers was behind the champion
at every point of the game, which resulted:
De Oro, 100; Powers, 40. Scratches-De
Orc. l 1. Powers. 2
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
nusrNEss ePPoRruNIrIEs.

UTANTED TO PURCHASE A SMALL
w prescription drug store in Wilmington
or vicinity. Address Druggist, No. 4O5 Rod
ney street. Wilmington. Del.
nor SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
II REAI, ESTATE.-rhe we'll known 'Prltc-
ticai Farmer" Hotel at Grubb's. Brandywine
hundred. is offered for sale. or viii exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
hundred years; the only road house on the
philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
Ter. has splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
p. DONAHOE, ble Orange street, Whining
ton, Del.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
OF INTEREST TO YOUNG MEN

n You Are Suffering From Nervous De-
bility it is of the Most Vital Importance
That You Immediately Consult and Re-
ceive Medical Treatment From Rhysi-
clan Who Has Devoted Years OF Study
TO That Particular Disease.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
MOVING DAY

Is close at hand, and you
are sure to need some
thing in the way of a
cheerful Carpet, handsome
Rug, neat Mating, new
Oil Cloth or Cooking
range, and you'll make
no mistake if you visit
our establishment and see
the large and varied stock
which we invite you to
select from.
IDgTainS Extra Super from 46C up
Tapestries, from zoe mp
Body Brussels, from $i.OO up
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
HELP WANTED.

--------------, ,r,-,,r,
w woman for general house work. Apply
at No. 620 East Tenth street.
WE WANT statesmen EVERY WHERE
w for our New Nickle Bronze Door lnamel
Plates Made with adjustable metal letters
complete in minutes time. Very nice. Prices
low. Profit sl.O0 on each sale, $40 a day easily
made. Sample cases free. Write for exclu-
sive territory at once. WRIGHT M'f'U. CO.,
"a Park Row. New York.
TTANTED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUlT-
w able life of New York. only representa-
i've men need apply. Excellent contracts TO
zoOd solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER, Gen
sral Agent, No. S02 Market street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Ano,I,.r neIglap Mine uorror.

BRUSSELS, March l9--An explosion in the
coal pit at Cuesmes-en-Borin by which
five persons We're killed, following SO closely
upon the Anderlues explosion, has created
alarm among Belgian miners, and there is
loud demand for thorough government in
spection of coal mines.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
uoteI Quests, Nnrrow Fsoape,

CLEAR LAKE, Wis, March 19.-The Mer-
chants hotel and adjoining buildings were
burned. The hotel guests barely escaped
alive
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
PROPOSALS.

CEGLED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceiyed up to March Goth. 1892. at
the Board Of Directors Of the Street aud
Sewer Department. for the construction of
third story upon their present building. in
A certified check for 500. drawn payable to
the Bosrd Of Directors OF the Street and
Sewer Department. will be required TO ac-
company each bid, to be returned II the sue
cessful bidder signs the contract end exc
cutes the bond required within fve days after
notice has been sent him.
The right to reject any and all bids Is ex-
pressly reserved by he board.
All Information desired will be given at the
Office of the engineer in charge OF sewers, In
the second story OF the building.
T. CHALKLEY HATrON.
Engineer in charge Of sewers.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
suncrintendent smith Accused.

HARRISBURG, March l9.-Governor Pat
tison has ordered an investigation Of the
charges made against Superintendent
Smith, of the Huntington reformatory, al
leging cruelty TO inmates.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
INC Morst in rwentr Yenrs.

WrLLMANTIc, Conn, March 10. 80 The
worst snow storm experienced in the past
twenty years ragged here. Telegraph and
telephone wires are down, and railroad
travel is seriously impeded.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
nrinr in fhe sireel.

NEWARK, n j., March i9.-Phillip Multi
gan, Of Trenton, was found lying in the
snow on Broad street, dying of pneumonia.
He was taken to hospital.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
A ..FIend,su startIinr oBluf. {,

FIsHKILL, N. Y, March 19-The "fend"
who has been sending threatening letters to
Mr. Cassidy, demanding $4,000 on pain of
being blown mp by dynamite turns out to
be a twelve-year-old boy, who says it was
an "bluffr
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Closed by DnIl Trade.

HUNTINGDON, Pa, March l9.-The Logan
Iron company's blast furnace at Greenwood
has closed for four months by reason Of the
iullness in trade.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
A Noted EleotrioInn mead.

LYxN, Mass. March l9.-Charles Van de
Poole died after lingering illness OF pneu-
mouia. He ranked in the electrical world
as one Of the the three heads, of which
Thomson and Edison remain. He was the
inventor of many electrical appliances.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
EIectrin Oar. Collide.

BOSTON, March 1.-Two electric cars Of
the West End Street railway collided. Mo
torman Joseph Parkhurst had his hip brok
en-, Motorman Brown received a severe cut
and every one in the car was shaken up
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
wm AnneaI 40 lhe cardlnaI

NEWARK, n. j., March l9.-Ihe ltansn
mass meeting held to denounce Father AN
decided to communicate with Cardinal ND
bons, Of Baltimore, and ask that Father Al
be removed from his present pastorate'
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
AIdrich to succeed nan.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-The president
sent TO the senate the nomination of Charles
II. Aldrich, Of Illinois, to be solicitor general,
vice w. H. Taft, resigned.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
FoR sALE.

DRINTERS-STEAM FIXTURES, COM
plete VITA cones. hangers, ETC., suitable
Tor quarto or eighth-medium presses. Also a
lot Of betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
office.
ImposinQ Stones. Apply at this office.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Dewitt's Resirnatlon Accepted.

WASHINGTON, March l9.-The resigna-
lion Of First Lieutenant Theodore f. De-
witt, United States army, has been accepted
by the president, to take effect May l6
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
nler HI. Own nend on.

SAVANNAH, Ga. March l9.-Joseph Cum
ming shot his head of with Winchester
rifle. BE was prominent young man. His
friends and relatives are at loss for a cause
for his self destruction.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
nIcKenna Reslrns frnm Cnnrress.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Hon. Joseph
McKenna, confirmed by the senate as a cir
cult judge, has sent his resignation to the
governor Of California as a member Of con
press
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Making WAY for NILS.

AUSTIN, March 19.-The Culbertson caucus
decided to withdraw the name Of Mr. Cul-
bertson from the senatorial race.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
A root worth SO. 600.

ROCHESTER,, N. T., March l9.-Franoes
Connolly, who lost foot in an accident, has
recovered 700 from the Buffalo, Roch-
ester and Pittsburg railroad
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
A schooner In Distress.

NoRFoLK, March 1s The schooner
Charles F. Tuttle, Savannah for New York,
s in the harbor in distress.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
PUBLIC SALES.


DUBLIC SALE OF sTOCK.-I WILL SELL
L at public Sale, near Booths Corner, Del
aware county. Pa,
on MONDAY, MARCH q, 1892.
At O'Clock. p. m, twenty-five Fresh Cows
and Springers, . Stock Bulls, and forty ShOats.
This is a choice lot OF stock direct from Cum
berland county, Pa. Two and four months
credit VIM $. GOODLEY.
40 SHARPLEss, Auctioneer.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Thirteen worlmen KILLED.

ST. PErKRsBURG, March ia three
story house collapsed, and thirteen work
men employed on the building were killed.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19
Kinnd hr nn ErnIoslon.

CARIIN, Pa, March ia dynamite ex-
plosion at the Juniata Limestone quarries
killed John Gates and injured two other
worllnen.
Evening journal., 1892-03-19

Thousands Of young and middle-aged men
die yearly, or fin lunatic asylu s, for the
want OF helping hand to save them from the
consequences OF their own folly. Numberless
young men in our midst suffer from nervous
debility; their constitution Is undermined
ana breaking down with some chronic nerv-
Gus or organic disease. such cases require
the careful. skillful treatment Of q conscien-
tious physician. II must be fully understood
why Il is that so many young and middle
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patient who had been cured, and discharged
several months preyiously:i
Personal Letter From a Young Man.
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