New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-10

beheaded and finally to be burned. Her lawyers brought
the case before the Senate where the sentence was
confirmed. Her only hope now lies In an appeal n
| the Car.
Had 10 Live Up to It" So links has abandoned IN.
study OF theology and taken to the stage. ch What
An old uncle of his died and left him diamond
about the size CT hickory nut "-ndianapolls Journal
An Interesting chapter could be written on the xaIas
Mines thinks The Lewiston Journal Twelve wear,
ago there we're less that seventy mining compan,e,
I'm full blast-actuay at work In the State. TODAY
| not a single one OF them is left. II the money In
vested in holes along the Maine could be due ON,
of them they would b. regular bonanzas. But IL 4,
not at all unlikely that improvements in mining meth
DDS and in the science of reducing refractory ores NAV
some day bring new life to these industries.
"Burnham! Burnham ~ called the brakeman on n.
Maine Central Train in that village day last weef
Don't leave your umbrellas or packages in the carr
Well said lady. Il shant burn my umbrella
| brought it clear from Lowell. '-(Lewiston Journal
There ale on nearly every railroad LOCOMOTIVES that
known Jonahs,7 said Henry f. Archer who has
spent twenty years in the service Of the Illinois Gen.
trail. to st. Louis Globe Democrat man. Some
years ago engine on Illinois rOld blew up cut
ting the fremans head of with a segment OF boile,
Iron The engine was rebuilt and made as good a.
new but no engineer could be found to run It NOR.
than ore trip. 1t was whispered about that n
pleasant habit Of appearing the tender with PICK
and shovel and insisting firing up. One night m
engineer and his fireman deserted the locomotive while
out on run, and the conductor attempted to bring
the train in lie not afraid OF ghosts not hei
But he sderaced at the first opportunity and waited
Until daylight before completing the run. lie told ma
that the G1ost was no joke; that every time the
furnace door was thrown open the headless apparou
entered the cab bearing shadowy scoop OF COAL
For month the engine laid In the shop. Then an
engineer who was compelled to either take It out or
lose his place, mounted It. Before he had run
dozen miles it went through cuvert, wrecked the
train and killed nine people 1t was never rebullt'
A suburban CIock.-Callcr-Land sakes! How late
Mrs. suburb-oh. you mustn't 90 by that clock
CaiIer-Why don't YOU set 1t right
Mrs. Suburb-IiOrr0rs no! D0nt touch II. That's
1 York Week. Weekly "'''''' ~ ''' " ''e'
Heard at the Hoffman House.-"Too bad about
Bourke Cockran's eyes, isn't it''
"Ycs. but then think Of the state in which he Left
Clsveland's at Chicago
aIs the letter &C. in the word bacillus pronounced
AXE an s. or IKE * y asked the Casual Caller
Like an .s,'' replied the snake EDITOR
one would bacili indeed TO expose himself unneces
ssrlly to the contaGion. r-(Pittsburg ChroniceTee
graph.
Good prophets OF the weather and politics are pro
dieting Halle in Massachusetts, on November a.
"Your turn will como soon," said the impecIniou
young man as he Inspected his cuhs.-(Washington
star.
Recently (says Helena paper tho finely bred
Gordon Faro owned by John Kepple. Of Helena
Nom. entered the Capital gamblinghouSe with
$40 bill In his mouth. Going 10 one Of the faroabs
the dog dropped It on the queen. To say that the
suave dealer surprised would he putting IL mildly
But recovering himself after few moments, he asked
the dog II he wanted copper on the so. The dog
barkcd If in the affirmative, so, placing copper
on the money, the dealer made the turn. The queen
came tp a smiling loser, and the dog won. Taking
two SlObills In his mouth, Faro gave them 10 his
master.
Decidedly Dsagreeable.-" Timmins IS one Of the
most disagreeable fellows TO play poker with ever
met =.
WHY Docs he always grurnble when he osesr
aHe fever loses. - indianapolis Journal.