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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.
Business Transacted in the Principal
CiLies the Past Week.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-The following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
August 4th, with the percentage, increase,
and decrease, compared with the CORE
spending week last year: New York,
1903, 81 900, an increase of so per cent;
Boston, $92, 93S. 900, no comparison;
Chicago, S97, III 600, an increase of 1919;
Philadelphia, 500, 100000, an increase of
1871; st. Louis, S25, 100000 an increase of
13.l; San Francisco, SIS, S74, 900, decrease
Of S.3; Baltimore, Sl3, 162, 900, an in
crease of al: Pittsburg, Sl5, lac, 900, an
increase of 26.S; Minneapolis, 81, 635, 900,
an increase OF 20.5; Omaha, S., ia 200,
an increase of 81: Denver, S4,9SS 600,
an increase OF is; st. Paul. So, ASS, 600,
an increase of 6.2: Portland Or, 81, 1896, 900,
a decrease Of 90; Salt Lake, $1,7l9,00O,
an increase of So; Seattle, $3.50, 30, a
decrease of 81; Tacoma, 1865, lS5, no
comparison; Los Angeles. 1852, 453, a
decrease of 1913; Galveston. $3,0l2, S47, a
decrease of rs; Great Falls, S400, 900, no
comparison; Spokane. $780,, $40, no COM
parison: Helena, S861, 125, no COMPARE
son. Total of the leading cities of the
United States, 81 ,076, 742, $50, an increase OF
so per cent, as compared with the same
week last year.
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Hot Day in Kansas City.

KANSAS CRY, Aug. 5.-This was the
hottest day of the season. The ther-
memeter registered 7S0 at an early hour
this morning. By noon it reached go,
and at O'Clock 99o, all in the Govern
ment signal station, on top of one of the
highest buildings in the town. On the
street the thermometers registered 1929 to
l040 in the shade. There were several
prostrations, but no fatalities. There
was hot wind all day. There are grave
fears for the safety of Kansas corn.
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ceding letters" said Corrigan. "The
Faribault scheme" said he, sis nothing
new in this country. 1t exists in Pough-
keepsie, in my own diocese, in Swansea,
Ga. and in fact in ten different localities
in the United States.''
Archbishop Corrigan trusts that his
friends will wait with patience until next
November. when the whole matter will
be settled by the propaganda in Rome.
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o'clock tonight and it was agreed to
without objection.
The committee appointed to notify the
President returned and stated that the
President had no communications to
make.
The hour of IL O'Clock having arrived
the Speaker declared the House adj
journed without day.
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New York's Apportionment Law

ROCHESTER IN. ", Aug. 5.-An ap-
plication for a mandamus by the City
Attorney. compelling the Board of Su-
pervisors to apportion according to the
recent State law was denied this enorn-
ing. The court holds that there are in
equalities in the Apportionment Act so
gross as to Senate and Assembly districts
that it is manifest the discretion of the
Legislature was exceeded, and therefore
the Act is void
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A Clear Case of jealousy.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3.-A special cable
from Moscow says a most tremendous
sensation was caused tonight at a grand
ball of the officers of the Cars Hussars,
Lieutenant Rottovitch shooting Prince
Nicholas Substovitch, brother officer,
who was Waiting with the Lieutenant's
affianced. The Prince fell dead, drag
ging the woman down with him. Rotto-
witch then blew his own brains out. IT
was a clear case of jealousy.
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Fruit in the Northern Counties.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 5.-John Isaacs
and E. M. Enron, special agents of the
State Board of Horticulture, returned to-
day from trip in the northern counties,
made for the purpose of inspecting the
fruit crop. They report nearly a full
crop in some counties and in others
about half a crop. The apple crop is
light and poor in quality. Peaches are
nearly a full crop. While fruit is bring
ing good prices the difficulty of getting
the crop to market from this locality is a
great drawback.
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the sections now opened and considers
them desirable. Water abounds all
through the country, Most of the land
is suitable for grazing, but there are
many thousands of acres thickly covered
by timber. The land is all within the
easily from the California Northern Rail-
WaV
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Cholera spreadinp in Russ,a,

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Times says cholera
continues to increase and spread in
Russia. On August I'd there were in
the Rostoff and Nakitcheven districts
1,l50 new cases and $50 deaths. Accord
ing to an official Bulletin there were on
August Ist and I'd 4,107 cases and 2,073
deaths
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Plot Against a Prince.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-A Vienna CORE
spondent of the Ne,os says: SIT is re-
ported in Belgrade that conspiracy has
been discovered against the Prince of
Montenegro, who is very unpopular, and
that several of the plotters have field the
cOuntryU
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BAD RAILROAD WRECK.
A Flyer Crashes Into a Freight Train
Several Fatalities.

a fryer CfaSneS IhLO q Freight Train
Several Fatalities.
ERIE (Pa.), Aug. ga bad wreck just
occurred on the Lake Shore road at Har-
Dor Creek between a passenger and
freight train. It is reported that many
passengers were killed and injured. The
wreck occurred while the train was TAX
ing a switch to allow flyer to pass, at
l1:30 this evening. The flyer, consisting
of baggage, combination and three Sleep
ers, crashed into the freight, piling: the
wreckage in a heap. Engineer WEIGH
and Firemen j. Burkner OF Buffalo, on
No. 6, were instantly killed Two pas
sengers We're also killed outright and
many injured. The railroad officials re-
fuse to give any information.
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TerrfhIe Endina. of . nisnnto

SELMA (O.), Aug. % At a wheat
threshing, two miles from Selma, John
Day and Henry Shryock became in
volved in a dispute, and Day thrust
Shryock into the thresher, head first,
killing him at once. Then John Shryock
brother of the murdered man, stabbed
Day with pitchfork till he killed him.
John is in jail.
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AN Offer to schianaralIi.

New York, Aug. 5.-The proprietor Of
an illustrated periodical published in this
city has eabled Schiaparelli, at Milan.
that he will bear the expense of his
visit to the Lick Observatory in
California il made in the next three
weeks, to study Mars through the great
Lick telescope. The paper hopes to well
come the woild-renowned savant in two
weeks.
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BRITISH POLITICS.
Gladstone and the Irish Leaders
Reach an Agreement.
ADVENT OF HOME RULE IN IRELAND
GREATLY EXPEDITED,

Advices From India Show a Grave
State of Affairs Existing-ChoIera
Continues to Increase and Spread In
Russia-Over Four Thousand New
Cases and Two Thousand Deaths
Reported on the First and Second
Instauts
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Public Health In Paris.

PARIS, Aug. 5.-The public health has
improved in all the suburbs except Ar
gentuil, where 100 deaths occurred the
past week from choleraic diarrhea and
typhoid fever. More than $50 others are
i'll with the same disease. Most of the
sufferers are employed in the lime quar-.
ries
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knights Templar Conclave.

DENVER, Aug. 5.-As an indication of
the phenomenal rush to Denver, it is only
necessary to say that the railroads have
been forced to put windows into bag
gage and even boxcars, thus turning
them into passenger coaches. From ali
quarters of the Union come messages that
every commandery will have more
Knights in line than first expected. Two
hundred thousand strangers are expected
to be here Tuesday
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r'be cuban lnvasion STONY

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-Of1icials at the
State and Treasury Departments dis
credit the story that ship left port near
Key West, Fla, July 18th, for Cuba,
loaded with men, arms and ammunition
Nothing has been received OH the subject
from any Government officers along the
Florida coast
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Death Of avn Ola Englneer.

Tucson "a. t.. Aug. 5.-Joshua VOL
colt, aged 81 years, died this morning.
He was born in Massachusetts and was
engineer OF the first passenger train run
on the New ork Central; also the first
engineer on the Panama Railroad.
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Result of a Family Quarrel,

DETROIT, Aug. 5.-Charles Daily, a
baker, this morning shot at his wife and
stepdaughter probably fatally wounding
the latter. and was arrested only after
a most desperate struggle, in which he
wounded Policeman Shocks in the leg.
The tragedy is the result of one of a
series of family quarrels.
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Regular Mountain Battle.

LEBANON Ky, Aug. 5.-At picnic ait
Fall Hollow, regular mountain battle
took place day before yesterday between
the two Ferrill brothers and three or four
Daniels. Many shots were fired. and
knives were freely used with deadly
effect. One of the Ferrills was terribly
butchered, while two of the Daniels re-
ceived dangerous wounds.
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Young Bow Drowned,

REDDING, Aug. 5.-A boy about II
years of age named Ben Scott, an only
son of widow, was drowned in a slough
near the free bridge to-day. He was
playing on log in the water, and rolled
Off and disappeared. Citizens have been
trying TO raise the body by firing giant
powder cartridges, but so far have failed.
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Several Cases OF smallpox.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 5.-Several mild cases
of smallpox were reported to the Health
officer of this city as having developed at
Chrelavista, ten miles east of here. A
strict quarantine Will be maintained.
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Forest Fires Raging.

GRASS VALLEY, Aug. "a forest fire is
raging on Rattlesnake Greek, between
this place and Colfax. Fences have been
burned, and parties are out fighting fire
to save the houses.
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Russians In Chains.

SEiLA, Aug. Sit is stated four or five
Russians, captured in collisions with
Afghanistain troops in the Hazara coun-
try, have been sent in chains to Cabul,
the capital OF Afghanistan.
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Discharged From His Passionate.

HEALDsBURG, Aug. 5.-Rev. Paul, pas
tor of the Methodist Church, was to-day
found guilty of SANDER and falsehood, by
a jury composed of twelve members of
the church, and was discharged from his
paStOrate.
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Cattle Affected with Texas Fever

RAPID CITY IS. d., Aug. 5.-Several
cattle died at Brennan, on the Elk Horn,
four miles south of here, of a disease sup
posed to be Texas fever. Brennan is the
shipping point for the Belle Fourche and
Cheyenne ranges and great anxiety is
felt among stockmen.
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Democratic Clubs Convention

WASHINGTON, Aug. ga call was is
sued to-day for meeting of the National
Convention of Democratic clubs on the
4th of October, 1892, in New York.
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John L. Sullivan.

LONG ISLAND CITY, Aug. 5.-There is
no truth in the report that John L. Sulli-
van has broken leg. He was seen by a
reporter OF the Associated Press, and is
looking in splendid condition, sound of
wind and limb.
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Mrs. Harrison's dealth Very Poor

WASHINGTON, Aug. 5.-In Difference to
the urgent request of President Harrison,
Congress will probably adjourn. The
President made known his desire for an
Immediate adjournment to Speaker Crisp
in an interview at the White House YES
terday morning, basing his request upon
the condition of Mrs. Harrison's health.
which makes it necessary for her hus-
band to join her without delay.
SARNAC IN. W. Aug. 5.-The report
that Mrs. Harrison is failing is greatly
exaggerated. Mrs. Harrison was out for
a drive Yesterday and to-day
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IAMS' PUNISHMENT.
Captain Hunt Denies That it Was
Unjustifedly Brutal.
NOT TORTURED IN BEING SUS-
PENDED BY THE THUMBS.

A Flyer on the Lake shore Road
Crushes Into a Freight Train. Pill
ing Wreckage in a Heap Four
Persons Killed Outright and Many
InJured-A Tornado in Minnesota
Causes the Injury of Several People
and Does Much Damage to Prop
erty.
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Freemasonrv Condemned.

ROME, Aug. 5.-The Pope has addressed
letter to the Bishops of Italy declaring
the action of the Free Masons of Italy
subversive of religion.
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Senator Hin VIII Can on CLEVELAND

New BEDFORD tMass.), Aug. 5.-The
Captain of the steam yacht Frau Diavolo,
on which Senator Hill is taking an out
ing, says the yacht will go to Gray Gables
tomorrow, where Mr.. Hill will meet
Mr. Cleveland
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Rev. ur. InpaIIs De.d

SPRINGFIELD (Mo.), Aug. 5.-Rev. DR..
t. ingalls,, president of Drury College,
and brother of ex-senator Ingalls,, died
to-day
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. ADJOURNED WITHOUT DATE.
The First Session of the Fifty
Second Congress Ends.
CLOSING SCENES IN THE SENATE
AND HOUSE.

The Conferrees on the Sundry Civil
Appropriations Bill Reach an
Agreement, Which is Sustained by
Both Houses The Bill Appropri-
ating Two Million Five Hundred
Thousand Dollars for the Worlds
Fair Also Passed.
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Six Miners DROWNED.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Water from an aban-
doned coal mine near Dewsbury flooded
the adjacent mine this morning, drown
ing six miners.
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COLLIS TRAIN ROBBERY.
Detectives on the Track of the
Bold Highwaymen.
TWO OF THEM SURPRISED AT THEIR
HOME IN VISALIA.

In Their Haste to Capture the Sus-
pected Robbers Two Detectives Are
Confronted With Shotguns and Make
Haste to Flee for Safety, Each Re-
poets in the Meantime Making Good
their Escape-Both of the men Well
Known Residents of Visalia.
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STILLwAATER Mimi, Aug. 5.-Schulen-
berg y Boeckler's lumber mill was
burned this morning; loss, Sl25. coo.
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ROYAL YACHT club Prize.

CowEs, Aug. 5.-The race for the Royal
Yacht Clubs prize was won by lord
Dunraven's Esperance.
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THE SAN JosEs WIN A GAME.

| SAN Francisco, Aug. 5.-The San
Joses played a faultless game in the field.
and won easily from Oakland by a score
of 4 to /. NISSAN Jose 9, Oakland T.
| Errors-San Jose 0, Oakland 5. Batteries
-Lookabaugh and Clark; German and
! Wilson
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Body of William Hart Found.

ASHLAND orr, Aug. 5.-The body of
William Hart was found this evening.
and less than half mile from the center
oftown. Parties have been searching all
over for the remains. The body was
found lying in a cramped position, face
downward. The indications are that
death resulted from taking some strong
poison with suicidal attempt. The cause
is supposed to be financial troubles. 1t
is reported that he had lost all he had in
specializing. An inquest will be held to-
morrow
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.
Convened In Special Session to Reap
portion the State.

Convened In Special Session to Reap
portion the State.
LANSING, Aug. 5.-Both branches OF
the Legislature were called to order in
special session to-day to reapportion the
State. The House, after organizing, took
a recess until afternoon. The Senate also
took recess.
Immediately after adjournment it was
agreed by both houses to appoint a COM
mittee of three from each to confer upon
reapportionment bill. No prediction
can be made as to the outcome.
When the Legislature reconvened this
afternoon it was joint session to receive
the Governors message. The document
was very brief, and called for no action
except a reapportionment of the Repre-
sentative and Senatorial districts. both
houses then adjourned Till tomorrow.
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Gold Exports.

New YORK, Aug. 5.-Five hundred
thousand dollars in gold coin for ship
ment was ordered to-day.
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Sweden, with nearly 5000, 900. inhabi-
tants, has only $40 Roman Catholics.
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Terrific Storm In Arizona.

PHGNIx "a. t., Aug. ga terrific
sandstorm struck Phoenix and vicinity
last evening, and for half an hour moth
ing but dust was in sight Considerable
damage was done by blowing down
awnings, signs, sheds, stables and few
frail houses. The chimney at the asylum
was blown down, breaking through two
floors. The walls Of the building were
badly cracked. Much fruit was blown
off the trees. In Tempe everything loose
was overturned. Two Indians, a squaw
and buck, We're killed by lightning, and
a squaw badly burned on the Pima Reser-
walton, sixteen miles from Phoenix. No
other lives were lost as far as known.
Trees were blown down everywhere.
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BASEBALL.
Remarkable Game Between the Los
Angeles and Frisco Teams.

remarkable Game Between the Los
Angeles and Frisco Teams.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 5.-The Los An
geles and San Francisco Clubs played a
remarkable game to-day. Not a run was
made by either side until the thirteenth
inning, when Los Angeles got in two
runs, winning the game by score of
2 to 0. 1t was pitchers battle and mag
nificent fielding kept down the total of
hits. In the thirteenth inning, with one
man out, Tredway hit safely, as did Nc
Cauley. Sharp's error gave Glenalvin a
base, but Tredway was thrown out on
the plate. Levy then missed a long fly,
and two men scored. Hits-Los Angeles,
Il; San Francisco, 3. Errors, Los An
geles, 0; San Francisco, 5. Batteries
Roach and NaMman: Eannina and Snies
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Carson,s Now NIint Snnerlntenf

WASHINGTON ID. c., Aug. 5.-Theo-
dore X. Hofer was to-day confirmed as
Superintendent of the Mint at Carson.
New.
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Fire at Woodland.

WOODLAND, Aug. 6.-1:45 A. MA fire
broke out at l o'clock this Saturday
morning in house in what is known as
Hillertown, opposite the electric-ight
works, on Sixth street. The fire depart
ment responded promptly. but the fire
had gained such Roadway that the house
was soon a mass of ruins. However,
valuable aid was rendered by the fire
men and the flames were confined to the
burning building. The furniture, which
was the property of the parties occupy
ing it, was also destroyed. Loss on
building, 81, 900; insured for 5000; insur-
ance on furniture, 500. The fire was
caused by the explosion of a lamp.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-11

could be heard and n few seconds
later dashed into v ew The wild
gesticulations OF the brave girl caught
the attention OF the engineer almost
instantly and brakes were applied
and the train brought TO n standstill
ght on the curve and in sight of the
broken treste
Without a quaver in her voice Miss
Ransom told the engineer OF the mis-.
hap and in n matter-of-fact way.
without any embellishments related
her experience In trying to prevent
the train going through the broken
trestle into the river. The dozen or
so passengers on tho train were DUN
founded by the girls matter. of-fact
bravery and crowded around her and
almost Rugged her in their enthus-
iasm and thaukfulness.
DiG that girl make her mark in the
telegraph profession?. Not much.
She married the engineer whose life
she had saved.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-11

Some time ago an eminent Cincin-
natti physician said: When began
the practice OF medicine a young man
whose constitution was even more
power ul than my own started in the
pra tice with me. His pet theory
was that a man couldn have TOO
much fresh air that he wanted to
have it circulate inside and outside
OF his body. AMI 10 that end when
the rgors OF winter come on he
spurned thick clothing which In
sisted on wearing Ii we rode to-
gether the heaviest garment he bad
on was an ord nary sack coat |
wore mu er5 AMI Il greatcoat
b toned up 10 the chin. My young
and ambitious partner has occupied a
narrow homo in the cemetery IA great
many years placed there after long
nad painful wrestle with consumption.
lie stuck TO his thin clothing and be-
came a martyr 10 his pet theory. l
stuck 10 my heavy cloth ng when the
weather demanded it. and III nix the
graveyard is a good many years from
me still.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-11
HE GAME HOME.
And, OF Course. Found the Dear Sister He
Yearned For.

And, OF Course. Found the Dear Sister He
Yearned For.
Fgbert had been away from home
eight years But in all that time his
love for his only sister had not grown
less Often his heart had spanned
the intervening leagues and in his
Imagination he held her hand as
they wandered over the familiar hills
together. she was ever in his
thoughts. AS he neared home the
br. ghtest vision that came 10 his
mind was OF Rose. now just budding
into womanhood, running 10 greet
him. He had been her companion.
playmate and protector from infancy.
During their long years OF separation
no stronger pass on had come to drive
her from lis heart He was all i'm
patience TO see her. She would throw
her arms about his neck; her kisses
would fall upon his face; she would
plead with MIN never 10 leave her
again. Would she search his pockets
for bon bons as in the cid days? They
were there ready ior her. according
to the Detroit Tribune
IL was dusk when he swung wide
the gate OF the dear old country place
and dashed up the gravel walk. His
aged parents were at the door to greet
him.
1t was a great Joy TO meet them.
but the ecene was not rs he had pic
tured it
Where was RosabelT
I'm the orchard. Egbert but"
'Oh. we'll be back in moment "
and he CIV down the path throwing
back kiss TO the dear old mother.
he was q boy again. full OF the Joy OF
early youth.
Out under the trees he ran, looking
here and looking there, a glance at
the great apple tree where the big
swing used 10 be; through the little
gro e OF plums where the hammock
always hung, passed the rustic bench
at the foot OF the elms Not there!
All. she must be under the grape
arbor by the hedge. On again. lie
saw something white glimmer through
the vines she was there. Parting
the leaves he rushed forward with q
glad cry to embrace her.
oh b. hr
The dew"
Why lCbert! is 1t youP Mr. De
Danderly this is my brother"
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-11
A Moro Importnnt Pe-ron.

On n celebrated occasion in Vienna
I when there vas much excitement in
all the European courts over affairs
OF International moment the rench
ambassador was suddenly recalled by
his government. 1t is a very grave
alta Is it not" Prince Mettern CHI
was asked by a lady at n court ball.
This recall OF tine emba sad orp'
Not so grave | Assure you.
madame the prince responded 'as
it would have been II it had been the
French ambassadors cook who was
recalled The ambassadors can easily
be replaced; but not his cook. -
krgonaut.