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THE oPERATIc STAGE.

= "LI MAsc," a fve-act comedy in
Pro yencal, by Alphose Tavan, one of
the founders of the Felibrige, the so
ciety for the renewal of Provencal poe
try, has been given with great success
at Vanciuse. = - C5u s.I.c. s.o.-o,- :
SAINT SAENs has composed the last
two acts for grand opera Fredegonde,
of which his friend Ernest Gueraud
had written the first two at the time of
his death. 1t will be given soon at the
Grand opera.
q At the Theater Libre next season
operate pieces will be given as well as
plays. "A curious performance of King
Lear is also promised with o novel ar
rangement of scenery that will make
possible the sudden transformations
necessary to present the scenes in their
original sequence. -,
"TANNuAUsER" was given nine times
out of the fourteen performances of
grand opera in Paris during the month
of May, the receipts averaging $4,000
francs a night, 5000 francs more than
the average of the other operas, which
were Faust" "Sigurd" and Samson
and Delilah." "th - ~" IA =
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Hshest Of an IN .sst D. Rmt Il
R||'||''!a!|!:|! a! ||FF s,s|'| {
FRENCH GOSSIP.
ARSOEUEEEX pUkkIsasas1l 9o W. 49,, :,

STEAMERS of 1000 tons can now go
mp the, Seine to Paris with their own
steam. -.s.1L ~ :
/, Az International conference on the
protection of wild birds useful to agri-
culture was held in Paris In the last
days Of June. go. . Il !" y
LORD DUFFERIN has been obliged to
discharge all the French servants at
the British embassy in Paris, as they
have repeatedly been discovered TOM
pering with dispatch boxes. Cas-. = :,
: CABLES will connect the EiHel4ower
with turrcts of the Trocadero palace,
during the 1900 exhibition, and upon
them light passenger trains win be run
by gravitatlon. .,.a. q, -
q FRANCE proposes to put an end. &c
racing by ocean greyhounds by enforc-
ing the regulations of 1883, limiting the
speed at sea. A new bin drawn up by
the marine ministry, imposes heavy
penalties for excessive speed. 80,
In France the Budget committee has
decided to remove the taxes on wines,
beer, cider, and other 'hygienic drinks,
and to increase the duty on spirits with
the exception of alcohol used in the
nrts:', The manufacture of alcohol viii
be state monopoly.
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WILL, NOT BE MoLEsTED..

Bannocko and Shoshone Indian Hunter
.Wnl lie Protected in wyoming. -
WAsHINGToN.iAug.' e7.'ANo attention
will be paid by the Indian bureau &c
the game laws of Wyoming where
they come into con fIict with the
treaties of the United States with tho
Bannock and Shoshonc Indiaus,l the al
torney general, after considering the
matter, having informed the secretary
of the, interior and the commissioner
of; Indian affairs that the right of In
dams to hunt on unoccupied lands, in
his opinion, are unquestfonable. and
that he considers that the state of Wy
oming has no power to limit or abridge
this right 40 >.
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WALLER INTERVIEWED.

Tho ex-C0nsul Has Been Seen by the Two
Men sent by Minister Eustis and His Dep.
OsitiOn Taken. = - -.
WASHINGTON Aug; PA cablegram
from Ambassador Eustis received at
the state department this afternoon
reports the return to Paris of the am
bassador's two deputies, Newton
b. Eustis and MIR. Alexander,
who had been sent to Clairvaux
prison to see ex-Consul Waller. They
took Mr. Walters deposition contain
ing a. full statement Of his trial and
conviction by the French a military
court at Tamatave and copy be
forwarded to the department as soon
as DOSSible \ -...t.s -
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2cusA.s PLIGHT.


Tho Great Sugar Industry Ia nasGeT G, +,
:. g. Destrucrton u Hoa.atB> =
!. New YORK, Aug. .1Ehe aWsrd line,
steamship Santiago. which has Just ar.
rived here, brought DIR. H. Won Herff,
of this city, and John Ia BodrdeTte,
administrator of the Santa Masrca plan
tation at iGuantanamo, which was re-,
Gently raided. DR.. Won Hertz said.y 81
found business OF ali KINDS If, santiago
de Cuba at astaqdstill,., Nest of the
merchants wese awaiting better times.
Some of them had closeditheir doors.
Recently the goversmeat. issued IAN
order forbidding the merchants to sell
any goods or materials to Wtnen and
children from the country This way,
done to cut off the insnrrectionists>
from obtaining ,any!3supplies from
towns made one short trip from.
Santiago to. the interior of the country,
but it was a risky undertaking. The,
railroad was guarded at Several points-
by Spanish troops. :" The g prov.
ince of Santiago de "Caba. is'
sparsely settled, the principal places
being settlements Of the work
men on the big sugar estates. Inland
the province-in fact. the eastern bali
Of Cuba--is mountainous and covered
with dense forests. When the revelu,
tionists are closely pursued they take,
to the woods, and it is almost impossi
BILE to get into the most Inaccessible
cetreats. The reSolutionists are sim
ply carrying on = guerrilla warfare.
Every few days l heard of some, raid,
which usually consisted in destroying
} plantation. There lis little fight
ng going on. No one ventures tc
predict when the war will come to an
end. If the insurrection goes on for
another year the sugar industry will
be Frustrated. The. administrator of
one of the largest, plan ationss in San
tiago sugar district told me that it will
take the planters .fopry or tive years tc
recover from the damage already done.
Many plantations not laid waste by
the insurrectionists have beer practi
callyi-abandoned. The laborers have
| fed to the towns, and the cane is un
cut. Next season. If 5thewestate goes
uncultivated, the felds.wilI be overrup
! with weeds and soon become worthless
for producing ascrep of sugar In fact
| the sugar" planters really bear
the bru,nt of 1.-The war, They
will have TO pay enormous taxes
I even if the instruction be
| put down, At present, :, ALMOST
every planter is threatened with ruir
if he does not contribute money to the
insurgent cause. The sugar, planters
are between the devil and. the deer
| sea. If they do not pay large sums OF
7 money for protection their fields are
laid waste. If they ask for protection
they are marked as enemies Of the re-
public and their property would be set
| on fire or ruined at the first opportu.
nitv',
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VETERANS OF TWO STATES:
Old Soldiers Flock to the Zig Reunion at
hastings, Neb.


HASTINGS, Neb., Aug. e7.-All the
finishing touches and, final prepare
tons for turning Camp Sherman over
to Commander Adams and his veterans
were completed yesterday morning
and the camp was dedicated at noon.
The local committee has pushed the
reunion right from the start. The
camp is situated about three-quar-
tiers of mile FROM the center
of the business portion of the city.
and rests upon smooth strip of prai!
ric, which gives it the finest loca-
ton that could possibly be found. BY
the side of Nebraska veterans will oe
,campcd their own comrades from Kan
sas. mem bers of the Interstate asso-
citation. together. with companies of
the Kansas national guards. and close
by will be the Ne braska' Band union.
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ENGINEERING FEATS

THE accuracy of the surveying in an
Gent engineering Is marvellous consid-
ering the rudcness of the instruments.
RoME was supplied from twenty -four
large aqueducts which brought g, 0O0,-
600 cubic feet Of water daily into the
city. 5ouii.s...5W atsaL
The first tunnel for commercial pur.
poses wasGexecuted by II. Riguet in
the reign Of Louis XIV, at Bexiefes,
The famous bridge constructed by
Queen Eitocris at Babylon, and de.
scribed by Diodarus, was Ave furlouRs
long. Ns'r .'o'l !. z y.
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-FOUR, MURDEReRS HANGED.

A Mob Of ESQ Men Attack Jail. Get Their
: Victims Out and String Them Up. 81
,YREKA, Cal Aug 27.-Four murder
ers were taken from the county Jail by
, mob Of ESQ men at 1 o'clock yester-
day morning aud lynched The lynch
ing was the CHASTITY climax. to the
reign Of 'lavlessness which has pre-
vailed IN Siskiy" county for some
months past One of the victims
. was Lawrence Johnson, who
on the evening of July %
stabbed his wife to death in
the town of Etna Another was Will
. liam Null. who shot Henry Hayter in
the back with II rife near Galatians,
. on April 81. Louis Moreno and Gar
land Seemler. who are supposed to
have killed George Sears and Casper
Meirerhaps at Bailey Hill on August
), were also hanged d
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LITTLE E0!tGlHdS

"A NEW restaurant was opened u IL
hnwood, Kan, afew days !. a e BY Ma
Feeder. g." % - :,
THE color of snuff depends ON, the ex-
tent to which fermentation has been
allowedtogo. ssas.aV q "
s,csME1.s are probably the, OILY shi-
nials,that cannot swim. 1mmediately
after they enter the water they turn on
their BACKS and arc drowned :. :,
"A PHraADELrnIAN.who. regularly vis-
it's a'barber shopon Ninth streethss q
hirsute horror in the shape Of o. mus
tache' which measures twenty-five
inches from tip to tip. ~ ,s.s i,
SEvERAL Georgia weigh
Ing more, than fifty pounds havebee
brought to market this season. butiit Is
likely the record will be carried by one
weighing q Grille over seventy.
pounds. cut recently on 2 Thomaston
farm. '.-.,,,,a
Iris. said that cut flowers will, KEEP
very fresh if a small pinch of nitrate
of potash or common saltpctrc'is put
in the water in which they stand. The
ends of the stems should be cut off q
little every day to keep open the abb
sorbing pores. u. - - af.,
ANTAGONISTS to separate the boncs,ot
Q. skull frequently fill it with small
beans and place the whole in a basin
of water. The beans swell and slowly
split the skull. The force which beams
are Capable Of exeftine under these
| conditicnsis equal to the average press
ure Ia the boiler Of g steam engine I,
Mrs. yZox MARcoE,. aged seventy
years, of Fond du Lac, Wis, has Just
brought suit for breach Of promise. OF
marriage against Francis Peltant, aged
| cighty-one years, or Martinettc, Mr..
Pellant ayers he is and always has
been ready to marry the lady bat there
seems to be some difficulty. interpreted
! hv his children. $50
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: A DISGUSTING END. :,
The Bull FIGHT Near Cripple Creek Flat
d. Failure in Every Regard:

The Bull Fight Near Cripple Greek Flat
Failure In Every Regard;
CRIPPLE CREEK. Col. ,Apg. l;sZ51Not
to exceed 200 people went to Gillette
to see the bull fight yesterday. and on
account of the slim attendance. no kill
ing was'done The so-called fiesta is
at an end. and the people are heartily
glad: Financially the show has proved
a. Hat failure. Those connected with
the management of the-affair have been
arrested three times since Saturday
afternoon. charged with cruelty to ami
mails. but all have settled by the pay
ment of comparatively small fines, IS
and costs. being the amount assessed
in nearly all the cases 1t is not likely
that there will be anEturther prosecu-
ton in connection with the affair. The
prize fight arranged between George
Hall. and Frenchy Osborne failed to
come off. the pugilists being disguised
at the prospects of drawing a crowd. d,
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL

There are oyer .1z.oo0 children in
the Sunday-schoolso of Japan, +Sn 4
1t Is estimated by,a church author.
ity that there are now over three hun:
dred American women living in for.
eign countries as missionaries. q"
DIR Helen Webster Of Wellesley
College. is the only woman, who has
ever earned the titles doctor of phi
losephy. She went, to Germany anG
literally WON'T by hard. unremittina
labor.
; The Woman's-ForeiHn' Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church has thirteen hospitals and dis.
pensaries, and ministers to about fifty
Thousand women through its medical
missionaries. -
Mills College girls, California. have
'.Tramping Club" One condition OF
membership is the ability to walk ten
miles They go out-once q fortnight,
sletching and making natural history
collections. They wear blouse waists,
and skirts reaching to the tops of theil
shoes.
An employment bureau. a good cir
culating library for adults. a nursery
department under the management o.,
young ladies to care for the children
while the mothers attend church. anG
, boys improvement society have beer
organized in the Western Avenue Meth,
odist Episcopal church'of Minneapolis
Wales has obtained national INDIE
pendence SO far as the Catholic church
is concerned, Pope Leo XIII. having
first separated the Welsh counties from
the English dioceses to which they had
belonged and united them under a vi
car apostolic. Glamorganshiere alone
is for the present excepted from the
change ...o.-....s -. =
At Venice s recently: " thieves broke
into the Church of the Frari. stole the
golden chalice with the communion
waters, and threw the waters into the
street. No one dared to touch them
till the priests came out in procession
and picked them up AFhe Patriarch
has ordered expiatory services IN all
the churches of Venice.
Count de Cham brun has given
property yielding $4,000 year tc
found Musee Social in Paris as me.
mortal of his wife, which is to be. "a cen.
ter of information for persons interest
ed in the condition of artisans and a
place to supplement the general aid
technical education of workingmen. 1t
will be something like Toynbee Hall
in London. ,.,., Il
, s4Tadzu Sugiye is the name OF. a Jap
anese young woman who. has been
studying in Wellesley Collegefor three
years.. and who is now teaching in
Osaka, in Christian school for girls.
At teach,' she says, three classes in
Chinese literature two in English, one
in the history of japanese literature
and one in botany. Besides. have to
correct the Japanese compositions pro
duced from the classes, and to give a
lecture each week on the japanese
rhetoric Added to all these. l have
to. give lessons in Yankee cookery.
Though we are SO busy in our daily
work, we are yet bold enough to spend
the rest of our time in editing a quar-.
terly magazine, and we have just pub
Gshed the first number. of this. a=
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WIT AND WISDOM.

-Mistress-Do you want to wear my
patience out, Mary? Servant-Iw would
prefer yourSsilk, num- il. it's the same
to you.-Los Angeles Herald. -znt5
Miss McFlirter-Ih have refused sew
en- offers of marriage since last season.
Miss C. Vere-Quite a sleight-of-hand
Performer aren't you?-N Y. Ledger.
- Mrs. Kicksey-Why do you suppose
the high hat is making so much .trou-
BILE? Kicksey-Because there's Q WON.
an at the bottom of it. of course.-Phji:
adelphia lnquiFer. .aAA oi4.e
First. actor-What, don't you like
this playa. 1 know one man who, now.
thinks it is simply great Second
actor-Who Is that? First actor-The
understandable Journal
Mis- Redbud-Mr Quilter said he
wrote joke about you and sent it ia
one of the papers, Miss PenstocI-
Was it aceepSeda Miss Redbud-Noi
the editor said the subject was too old.
T1E sight Of z garden patch and. q .ho'
IN
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CHEAP RATES

To g. A. r. National Encsmpment. hsais-
- Vile, Ky, September u, ~ ona 4 b.
On September Sth to 18th, inclusive,Y the
Louisville, Evansville & st. Louis Consoli-
dated Railroad t"Air Line , will sell tickets,
good returning until October 5tb, 1897 The
rate via the "Air Lines barely amounts to
one cent per mile, This line Is making spe-
cial preparations to afford visitors splendid
equipment and upcxcelled ,serviceS besides
1t is the shortest route, by is miles, between
st. Louis and Louisville, and makes the
quickest time. a. - &c
See that your tickets read via HAir Line"
., r. A.,CA,aPBxLL, g. p. Az
n M jSt.L0uis, Me.
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WESTERN EDITORS.

Two Days Interesting Convention Opened
.. salt Lake City,,J =. pe4 e
;. SAT- LAKE. Utah, Aug. 27.-The two
days convention Of western editors
opened in the theater in this city this
morning. The delegates, who are
from Wisconsin, Louisiana, Texas, In
dian territory, California;. Ohio,
Nebraska, Kansas, iowa, =, New
Mexico Idaho, Nevada, Utah
and Ia few other ~ states,
number over 400. Tie matters for con.
sideration by. the convention are the
libel laws. the relations of railroads to
newspapers the silver question, arid
lands and irrigation and the formation
of a Western Editors federation. -
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Forty-five Deaths from smalI-Pox-

EAGLE Pass, Tex. Aug 27.-One
hundred and sixty-six cases of small.
pox and forty-five deaths have occurred
up to date among the negro colonists
quarantined at Camp Jenner. There
are $50 negroes now in camp. No new
cases or deaths to-day. So thorough is
the isolation of the camp that little
fear of the disease is felt here.
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FOREIGN PERSONALS.

eGLADsroNE's health is said to be bet
ter than it has been at any time during
the last five years. e.aniN r,y
"A FUND has been started in New
South Wales to erect aJAmetnorial over
the grave of Sir John Robertson, who
came ont of the bush to govern the
colony. - -.l'.'.r
For one hundred years Mime. sChepil-
lard, Of villegarden, France, has lived
on bread, milk, fruit and vegetables.
She has never eaten meat. This month
she celebrated the one hnndredth ami
versary of her birth. Z ~, 49,, ., =
Mrs. PLUMrRE, an English woman,
has just finished. . dictionary for the
blind in. Brnille type. 1t has occupied
her nearly two and a half years, work
ing at it four. five and often six hours
a day. It fills $500 pages, contains
. about $4,000 words, and will make Of.
cen or sixteen large volumes. qu,,a
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Splitting shackles Asunder

BY merely ficxing the muscles Of his arms
is an easy task for Sandow, that' superla-
lively strong man. y on will never, be able
to do this, but you may acquire that degree
Of vigor which proceeds from complete di-
gestioh and Sound repose, il you will enter
on course of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
and persist in it. The Bitters win fnvaria-
bly, afford relief to the nalarious, rheunnnt-
ic and peuralgic, and avert serious kidney
trouble. -. . ....... ..l.-L. !. I....n
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NEW YoRK. Aug. eL-The sloop yacht
Adelaide, owned by Robert W. Inman.
Jr., the cotton. broker, while cruising
OF Nortpn's point last night, was run
into by, the iron steamer Persons.
The Adelaide was keeled over and at
least three persons are known to have
gone overheard.
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-Four Chinese Rioters Beheaded.

LONDON, Aug. IA Shanghai dis
patch says the new viceroy At Cheng
III has beheaded four of the leaders of
the anti-foreign movementthere!T They
are said to have complained that they
only acted with the consent of the
old yicerov :.
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A Mad Mother DrowDs Her Son

: PORTLAND, Ore, Aug. 21.-The wife
of James Tettherow. a welf-to-do
farmer living near the Luckiamite
river, arose early Saturday. morning
and, wrapping. her 6-year-o:d boy in
a quilt, took him to the river. and
held his head under water. until
life was gone. Throwing the body into
the river. she returned to the house,
awakened her husband and asked him
to go for a doctor. The husband put
her off and rolled over to go to sleep.
She again left the house, but this time
was followed. She went to the river
and threw herself in, but was quickly
rescued oss'' = A
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+ ,bacco-wcakened Reselnt,ons.

Nerves irritated by tobacco, always crav-
ing for stimulants, explains why it is 80
hard to s,cear IF. No-To-Bac is the only
guaranteed tobacco habit cure because 1t
acts directly on affected nerve centers, de-
healthy, refreshing sleep. Many guin 10
pounds in 10 days. You run no risk. No
To BAG is sold and guaranteed by Druggists
everywhere. Book free. Ad. Sterling
Remedy Co., New York City or Chicago.
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An important Differences.

To make it apparent to thousands, who
think themselves i'll, that; they are not AZ
fected with any disease, but That the system
simply needs cleansing, is to bring comfort
home to their hearts, us a costive condition
Is easily cured by using Syrupof Figs. Man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co!
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"THf trouble with too many women,"
says the cornfed philosopher, ..is that they
regard the marriage ceremony mainly as
license to eat onions and wear fH-fttfng
clothes. 'I-Indianapolis Journal
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Cook, o.sNeh, Aug. 2z.-Archibald
Cathart csnd William Tate, both lead
ing young men, met after church yes
terday t9 fight out Roaparrel Ezte.
used his knife so effectively that
CathArt died At o'clock this morning.
Tate has eluded arrest
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Prince Colonn. Bought on.

LONDON, Aug. GA dispatch. from
Naples says that q settlement has been
reached between Prince and Princess
Colonns, the latter formerly Miss Eva
BRYANT Mackay, of California. The
princess. it is said, is to have charge of.
the children and pay the prince So 900
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. PIso's CURE cured me OF Throat and
Cady, Huntington, Ind, Nov. lo, 1894. -
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BAGGsLY-''Does Bowser belong to your
club?" Waggsly-" No, my club belongs to
Bowser. He's ehafrman or the hoise COM
mittee.'-Brooklyn Life. t'h '' -
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,..wnAr is the matter herel" asked .
stranger of u small boy, as he noticed a
on Fifth avenue. "Nawtliin' but the tied
going out,'' was the reply.-Texas Siftings.
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NORFOLK, Neb.. Aug. Glad Ga.
bier, of Waco, Tex, took Mrs. Ada
vennum. rowing on the Elkhorn river
last night While they were serenad-
ing the people on the banks their boat
upset and both were drowned.
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I. THE WIEE-t.sIt must be bedtime. ~ Hus-
band Hardly the baby hasa't walked up
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HEA"Is this the first time you've ever
been in love. darlingp' She (thoughtless-
ly,-"Yes; hut it's SO nice i hope it won't be
the last !'-Tid-Rits... "a uo5a.ts = "
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"How DID you know she was school
ma'amg' She snapped her fingers at a
street car when trying to stop it."-Truth.
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PlxPLEs are inexpressibiy notifying.
Remedy Glenn's sulphur Soap. ~
Hills Hair and w hisker Dye, 80 cents.
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''WELL," said the monkey to the organ
simply carried away with the music.1
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PERSONAL NOTES.


FIFTEEN THOUSAND dollars has so far
been subscribed for the testimonial to
DIR. w. G. Grace started by the Daily
Telegraph, of New York. . . 9i'9 - -
Gov. MORRILL,, OF Kansas, says he
will never sign death. warrant SO long
as the law leaves, the matter optional
with him. Il, Il ~ -solttdasi.fllf''f
LOUIS vo1ssoN, who has been French
consul In Philadeiphia for the last ten
years, has had conferred upon him the
cross of the Legion Of Honor. III
MRS. KATE CHASE says that before
tho days of telephones her father, used
to go to the window OF his committee
room in the senate wing Of the capitol
and wave a handkerchief to her as
signal that he was not coming home to
dinner. s.5...5 .e ,a455