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PENSION nIomrs or SOLDIERS,
Another Decision Hsnder.d by Assist
ana secretary ReJ nUids.

AuotheF Decision e. nderrd by Assist
ana secretary Reynolds.
WASHINGTON, ID, g., June O.-An'
other deciAlon has been rendered ny
Assistant Secretary Reynolds, beaTlns
on the question OF tue date OF tho ter
mutation OF tho civil war and tue peh'
aionablo rights Of soldiers enlisting Ia
1865 and 1865. The conclusion feach1'
IN MIR, Reynolds ~ that IN all lhr'H
ua,es the question TO be hsceftalnel u
whether u,s enlistment OF the S0ldl"tr
was for service In toe war OF lhe raurl-
lion or for the regular army. II Wb
former, he Ia pensionable,and II tho ia"
tor, he IL not.
Slr.Rsynolds cites tho various orders
susl enuIng enlistment Tor tho war nan
tnosr ordering the ogmmoncemt NJ o.
enilnim u,s Tor the regular army 40
says: ,,-,.,.
I'm the regular army alter the ceWh-
non OF armed hUstllili"-, ~ cannot
Dp tTuthfulIy said thal their Hnii'.-
lnopt was Tor the wsr OF the io0elIlJn''
In Te.gfBueU O. Tue tdiH'p OF ne
Sluttms Court A'signiug Angus! ~
1865, us the sud Uf the war, 40 shit'
1.-The feasons, however, WNlch won j!
a nit Of tnls holmug, wh,ru the ny
nf ms parties ~ TIC cases involved
mIyht be fiiegleI ~ no Tunyi4E OF %
| statuto Of Limitations, cannot no NC
osn,ei to establish no da'r OF lermi os
Uln'of tho war OF lue rebellion, wherS
line aue,iions involved are whistler a,
,,,I,s,ment was IN FAC. TOR tro war u
Inc Teuellion and ,he service pst'orme'
tneFeuuoer in luTlheranee OF us sul
preston" ,.,,. e..
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WHEN pEps Gors no JAIL
uncl. sam nu., Pay Part OF Ills once
ENnsuNes.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind, June 0,-Eu.
gone v. D-bs 10 quietly waiting 10 be
Torommittod to all. Asyet the Supreme
Court Of tue u nitel has not i'susd the
mandale. MT. Dobs say: "I do not
mind serving out the sentence 10 much
ns tho delay on my work for the a. Il.
U. will take my desk md all things
necessary Tor my office work with me.
1 have large trunk packed with these
already. IL will be necessary for me -
have a s,snogTaphsr with me alec, 10
handle my correspondence. AZ far az
I can figuTe. II. can reduce my sen.
ttnce g. shout i've aud haif months,
which viii lot mo out about November
Let, ~ Il IL not such Hu awful thing
after al. The only objection have q
n Ia the Inconvenience ami the iuiu-'
toe o. iHu s"nienre.h
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 6.-Seventesn
survivors Oi tho Inflated steamer Co
lima arrived In port today on the SAn
Juan. When Bho dUoktd hundreds OF
friends aud relatives " those WHO
went down Ia the Colima were asiem.
hled, awaiting the landing Of the pas
sengefs.
The Colima survivors who landed
today at this port are.
Psssongsrs-A. J. sutherland, &. IL.
Cushing Jr., j. ~. Tnyr1tou, Il. H..
Boyd, Guaiav Rowan, Bruno Cad,
Joie Anio1ip Sol'z, JUse Il. Marcel,
George d. Rlss, Louis Sangcne, Il. J d.
Oricl, Juan a. Rance. Crcw-R. A.
Nillss, Aluou Carpenter, Arthur
Richardson, rom Fish.
Tho following landed II Mt2stlan--
Thomas Sarabia, Domingo Adams,
Ausei Guithtz, Charles Ruiz.
The seventeen men ssved from a
watery grave when they Ind given up
all hops Of rescue were a sorfy locking
party When they arrived at the mail
dock. Some had their arms In slin.s q.
The heads Of Others were swathei In
baudages. They llmped ~ they
walked and their bruises were plainly
In evidence. All looked lhin ami
weakly ana showed ouly too plainly
tho effects Of the terrible strain during
the feaIiul hours when they awaited
sucogr.
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an OPINION GIVEN.

Recently Mr.. J. v. Thomas, of
North Dakota, vititsd the Sbonandcsh
Valley, Virgins, Snd after carefully
examining the country lJcalod IN
Winchester, he writes 10 Mr.. V. Rich.
stis, Land aud Immigration Agent,
baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
Maryland, az follOwG: al hAvs been
IN nearly every ,iai0 sni tsrfltGry 90
the Uniioi siates, and am frank In my
opinion that this vslley iutraists oil
other sections IN the CulOn, The
lands arc low In prloc, sud Produce
profitable oTopg ! thElk you for tl-
ftciing me heis, and solicit those seek
ing pleasant Enu IrOntaoli homes 10
locate ~ this country"
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TOPEKA, Kan, June O.-Ex.Cou-
gresham Jerry 5imlson, accompanied
by HE wife, will,aooording 10 n local
newspaper, leave his Medicine Lodge
farm with wagon and mule team for
Topeka next Saturday. IL Ia said he
iutends 10 lead his wagon with butter,
eggs sud provlsiOns hnd pay his way
with them by selling enough In the
towns he passes through 10 furnish
them money for expenses.
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RACE QUESTION IN rur SCUM.
A Preacher .,bbrd for PTsctieIng
SCENT BuuntltS.

Preacher Nrbbrd for PracticlnE
SCENT Equality.
ATLANTA, o., June CA special
from fuskygst, Ala, says! About
iWeuty 81 ihn rrst citizens Of this g. wn
gave Que Rev. MI. Kelly, 4 white mao
OF Ollp, n "iutprlse party" at O'Clock
yesterday svoulng, by cslling on him
aE1 ilf5rmiug him, through their
spokesman, Or, a, J. jautipr, ihat his
presence was obnoxious and disgust.
lax 10 the white people In Mae %
county, al especially ~ to the ciii.
gems VI Tutkoggs, aud that he must
cave the iowa anu Macon county on
t1c fifst irnin, which passed the rail-
road station att a. IT,, oT abide sho
COnstqueu
Eoliy pretended to he a mlnisler,
claiming ne wus SCALED" % pteach "
the -gtocs % the South. lie has been
holding pfotiaettd meeting here 10
the negro church for tue past teu days,
eating, sleeping aud mingiing with this
negroes, mslliuz his headquarters with
one Tbomno Harris, wnsfe no was
found nv the committee that waited on
him. He 10 teaching and prhcllcing
social equality, which will never uo
submitted 10 by tue people VI this sec
ton.
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Nalii, Harrington was murdered IN
hlr fihi lat Saturday, uIe chief Of DO.
isc,iyes IL net satisfied with tho allbi.
All whO can throw any light upon thu
movements ot Mr. Buck On iaiutd ~
have been subj Wuked Tor the cDfouvi't
iRqueAt, ~ be hsii urEt Saturday.
The iGquest will probably Ne tho end
u toe Csse. At rTUsunt there " no
prospect that any0us will bo arrested.
Tho police have failed 10 discover any
iaOt implicatiDg tue II utdster, except
the suspiGions they have expressed
concerning Senator Buck, who IL dead.
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ALBANY. y. J, Jusu J.-"WomAn
Suffrage" was the theme oil the 40
drsss delivered by Bisnop DOAnc at
the closing eKefoises Of ST. Agnes
school today. Tue bishop tald.
cone gets sick ana tifei ui the way
In which the talk Of womsn's vocation
illls the air, not merely IN the viii
vaSAilst Of Il, blaiAnt assumptions, hut
In the parade aud push OF IT. claims for
recognition Of what IN called its rights.
al beliavo God will yot save this
state aud nation from the aggravated
mlscries Of Gu enlarged, unqualified
suffrage, which in itH univsfsality Of
male voter, IL our mOst threatening
danger today. But n we are to DO
visited with this other blllleti NJ a
well.rnTned punishment for many
national sins. thea believe that when
We have tasted iin bitterness We Ihall
DO brought back, perhaps through
anarchy, and revolution, TO y demo
ctAoy which shall demand Tor It, oxiS.
teucc government by men whom sdu.
cation and actual AmericaniIm qualify
TO govern"
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wAsruSutoN, June G.-rhe war
department has granted n medal OF
honor 10 Captain Cunton A. Cilly Of
the Second Minnesota volunteer iu-
fsniry, now resident Of Hickory,
n. G.. On September ~, 1869, on the
field u ChicRamgugn, Captain Cilly
saw u regiment, not hls own, leaving
the line OF battle. lie dashed ai,or y,
seized the coor, and rode back into
tho battle, followed by the regiment,
which afterwards did effective work.
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eulistments In the loyal states after
April 10 1856, when recruiting iu
them ceased, will not DO deemed eu-
listments In or for the war OF the re-
UelliOn.
l. the other states, territories and
the District OF Columbi1, June /, 1850,
Will lie taken As the flhal date, as
enlistmenls then ceased in those parts
oi the county, and July /, 1850, when
the blockade NJ the Southern uofts was
faisod, will 10 taken as the final date
Of war ennttmonts for the navy
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ORIENTAL dERCE.
vicious Competition 81 Japan for
toroA's Itnuc.

Ioroa's Trade.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June g.
Consul General Gernlgan,st Shanghai,
has sent to the state department his
observations on the commerce between
japan ami ChinH aud COrog, which,
he says, will present new phases NO n
result Of tue termination Of liabilities.
Bo says the competition stu0ng Japan
ESQ Merchants for Cotean trade IL
vicious and has demoraliIsd trade.
Mr.. Grru.gan calls attention u tho
fact that there Ia not Ia China Or Japan
banking institution couductoA 10y
American capital. Great Britain,
France aud Germany nave bauGs m
China nud japan, he -hys, ana tnr
merchants OF these countries are 'ut'
ported by the banking insiliut,Una Il
their own counties, ami thry hHTr
been dividing thB profit, u AilSt c
commerce. American merchants IN
Asia arc compelled to transact their
business through foreign banks.
No, many yeaIs ago tue American
Interest was OF inst confederation NJ
Shanghai, and American Commerce
whiteurd Asiatlc seas. Now other
nations hre pushing ahead, although.
geographically, tbs United States
should dominate and supply, with the
overproduction Of their fertile fields,
ths markets OF the swaTming millions
! Of Asia.
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COTTON CROP.
'",ase for 1883 ami Es,imaic Issued
W 'h" "finsnciai Chronicle"


:" 'h" "financiai Chronicle"
NEW YORK, June I.-According 10
s S''epoi' OF the cotton acreage suG tho
g,p eslluals Issued by the FlAanoia!
gT1v"o'e, tue percentage OF uct-g e.
,,.slsr has been rs follow: n rtn
GNelnA, 20, south Carolina, ~;
SGi,.,sla, 49, Florida, 0; Alabama, II;
NJ i.',l,lppi, lO; Louisiana, IL; Texas,
~ aItalsas, II; Tennessee, o; oIner
~ and ter tories, l2!. Ihe average
IN, H zee IL il.B per GEM. The acreage
,n''1'ohblS, against 80, lO7,2i7. rhe
s,s. 49,, ,ereasa In FlOTiIa u due to
~ painting VI SEA island cotton.
Az, ne condition OF the plaut was loss
ls.''''ae'oIy at the close u the month
,a,.. NJ 'le SAINT date last year. The
An ny ~ less promise aTs tue Carglinau
m,,, ueolgla, hut tho plant 10 iSte nj.
son,,V0NvIywhefu, M IL farm work. TUt
ins ,,oh ~ not ntCuspnuly unprumia.
1sSi. ou' mere depends upon lutuI,
sm.'phent than has been tue OAte IA
' o'ner productive years.
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nnr,In banjo. The story.

TOPEKA, Kan, June Eek. United
States senator Martin returned today
from an extended tour TO the Pacific
coast. He denies tho story publi,htd
ia n WAshington dispatch that he has
aspiratious 10 the goyernOtship Of
Arizona. He says there IL no Truth Ia
1t, thst he IL simply Interested IN a
canal project IN tho territory.
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Dsp.w Ia,I,.d % ~ EHcnrnInn.

NEW YORK, June 7.-"Nr. Dopow
"a osen Invited 10 10 on an excursion
i.l buffalo To Duluth, over the great
axe, on the new steamer Northwest,
~ 'he Great Northern railway boaI
IGat, said Mr.. ID. b. Brown, VI
Ol's'l, now NJ tho Hotel Metropolo.
- Hin, president Of tho railway
S"ufAhy, aud the m,mbsTs Of tho
,,!llea9'a Iron company, are 10 give
.eleuislon In honor OF the initial
w o. The steamer" he continued,
'ui Tue eltl2uns Of Duluth GTo prepRt.
HsleJme,U
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WESTERN MINES.
Honcy Appropriated Tor survey Ia
IiRh aud surrounding states.


IiRh aud surrounding states.
wAsmsuTOS, ID. c., June G.-Ssu.
rotary hoke Smith has approved the
plan OF operations for tue coming
fiscal year submitted 10 him by d.
rector Wolc0tt OF tho geological sui
vcN.
out OF n total appropriation Of
s5l5, 400 for tue surveys, Slls,IOO IL TO
up devoted to geological purposts.
In tho Rocky Mountain region the
Aspsu mines Of COLORADO will be-
sluditd, aud n preliminary survey
made OF the mining regions Of New
Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming anu Montana. This viii cost
$1,000.
la the Pacific coast region, J. +.
Diller will use 1000 ON the coal anu
gold mines OF Oregon. Three parties
will have s., 900 10 use In California.
Eighteen hundred dollars IL allotted
10 keepup the Photographic lAhorsto ~,
=, 900 fOf coal Investigations Ia Wash.
layton aud $1,000 for wOrK In tho gold
telos OF Alaska.
In tho division OF autobiography there
will be- two parIi,s, one IN me East
ami another IN tho NcAi, having iu-
specIiysll s., 500 aud 81, 900 10 cNpBnd.
ihs work consists OF gauging streams
aud examining the water resources OF
thu country, In tho mining resource
district, Trs!slsr OF Nil the mines In
the county VIII be made,and the work
OF mapping tue mineral deposits will
bO begun.
For topographical work the Atlantic
region Is allowed $4,000, aui the CEN
| ttal Rocky Mountain aui tho Pacific
rsgions. $4,000 each. In the sur
ysying department, prelimlnnTy IT,
anrulalions will TO made In Colorado,
Oregon, Washington and Indian Ter
| FitQTy.
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AFRAID OF wmIrE cApPEns.
iaIsmsHt Of u YonuE Girl who Had
Heeu Their Victim.

Been Their Victim.
EVANSVILLE, o., Junr7.--A young
z,uniain girl stated TO United States
COMMISSIONER Baker today that chs
~ afraid 10 give tho names VI mem.
ttnoi band OF white eappsfs who
al made her one IL their victims, Tor
si they would take her lie. sh0 Il
EIa Auuiu Phillips, iho daughter OF
!,an Phillips, one Vt tue best know
lhmsit VI this county. Phillips, his
aashler aud his son narrowly escaped
iSiih At tbs hands Of gang 1f dIunk-
% m9onshiners, who visited their
tone neat here on Monday night.
ne gaug went b the hOusp Aitur the
lou, Albert, VINO was suspected OF "in-
'illng" TO the "fevenuss." They
nlsl him out and when ha saw the
uoEd be called fot hih father. John
laitel 10 his sons assistance, and was
10y some one In tbs crowd. Then
An Annie, VINO Ia just 10, ran out to
'dsnl her father, HUd was knocked
9snand stamped on until snc was
sleohsolou'. The crowd took tho on
tlaquarlerOi mile, and, stripping
iln, gave him terrible beating. The
A1shIer recovered and raised the
Vain which brought neighbors 10 tue
estt. The father anu the son ARE In n
allrAl condition. Four Of the gang
ave been Appreciated. There were
tlSen in oil.
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liquid or powder, which gives
quick action to the liver and
carries iftho bile byomi.dmoyc-
ment oftho bowels. Its no pyr-
gativc or gripping medicine, but
purely vegetable. Many people
take pills-moro take simmons
Liver Regulator.
~ have boon victim 20 NHIlu.rrHa 'ur
year. aud uutF trying various f.WrIl..
IuV only success wus lu tNH Na. .| e.H..
mons LAYER Regulator. which u.... H|I.
10 ryilpyo me. ! speak uut uf uI.s..f.
alone. but my whole family. -a4. 70. llLL-
MAS, selma, Ala.
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music.

fhe Improvement Association ssSEn
bsoh, Contains collection 81 original
Eaf alsctrl songi and hyian., .sg ~ music by
Ff1is-ssr X, ueasisy. ss,snty-slgAl pasos Il
choice music, postpaid, M,
n. UnIon uusis IIOoIs, po.tp-iS ~
Primary Tame BooS. u.t uiyasui po.t.sA
49,
ua's rs-isnody, pspsr sdss, ti.so ClS,A. siee
H-I LSAlAAs. tl-Ia PoslA<o ~ eiA saaA
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latest Publications.

.iae Rife OF Joseph smith, Cots, ts3,
i's.hst .aiL tSoo, Morocco sIL $50.
From Kirkland 20 Snit Lake, ~ Js-s.s n
iuie, ss1 pace, '.0th, tuius.l ti.soi L~srh~s
gnt, eloo, Leather sttr, sui, tibo.
Porty Years AmoHH ths Indians, ~
banisi ". Jona., go ps4,e., Cloth tioo,
Lester ,7.sl Leather SILT isoA
PooiisSi writing. OF -. y. whitHcy.
claih, tLtl. Lsausr gilt, no.. Norosoa,
extra RiiL t1so
i.ifs Of HobsS q. Eiu.bHn, Clola, si.u,
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Lsassr-dny saints PsAirnody. Pays
Covered nosds, cloth uAfE, o. 80 sasA tisaa
psr dot. osh n11nd, no ~ash, tirni 30
dotd CI1n aud Leather bound, u.50 uasA.
us'9 pr d'L n .eaI ~ nail, II osals go
sopy adsiuouA
sL-ry % th. gfooh Of Mormon, b, niss
ospugs Hayua.ds, Clllh, ,l5J. Cloth ftiL taoel
raifisatasr Tut tsh5i Tall 'os,hgr giiL tLos.
Sunday sshooI Hymn HOOK, ooutAius "a
tie Hymns u'si in ho schools, gsS pages, CaA
bovnd, postpaid nc
LsTIEs aud small stsc uibisa - I.eastssF
noo. sibi, lIul 1850 aud AL
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day Saints, N, Priesthood, OrgnnlUuus.
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-he SECOND Coming Of She msasiAA.
tyh n. i.lDsfu, -
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The only Way 60 be sA,cd, By Lnrva-s
HnJw. DC.
Clad Tidinsss OF Gsoa, JOY. ny asosss
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Ao.tailsnod win lne ANN.

n S -S FRANCISCO, June G.-In spite
lt5ys n', hu ,ks statement that Ito eau
ke oVl ohu question that his father,
. os Nv is.A,e senator L.. w. Buck, was
A'ahl al the hour wlen Mhs
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Dsnlh nnther lhau disgrace. IN


DESvER, June CA special 10 the
Neigs from Cheyenne, WyO., sayi: a
telegram was received fsom Omaha by
Marshal Carr this morning, stating
that young lady giving her name ~
iiny Middleton, and her residence as
Cheyenne, had committed suicide In
one Of tho hospitals Of that city. The
young lady was suffering from the
effects OF a criminal operation, aud
killed herself 10 avoid disgrace.
An investigation shows the name
given by the young lacy . have been
an assumed one. Hor fish! name IL
Maud Vest, aud her parents live In
5uudhnca, Wye. Mis- Nest came 10
tuls city with the family OF Attorney
general Fowler few months ago. She
gave tho name Of her pafhmouf IS
John SHARP, but tho police have been
enable 70 Locate MIN, Gnd believe that
ihD name IL an ussumud one.
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syEyKRY rACISNGEya

Has our u Stamp In red OF wrapper.
j. n. ZEiLlN q co., lllaa.i sH.a, -.
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urrciAL rN,unsIoNs r,sr.

Via the union pRcinr.
June I'm the Union Pacific " II sell
excursion tickets ~ follow:
Omaha, Council Bluffs, Kansas
City, Sioux city. ....,.., .....",Sil 90
st 10 wl
Chicago lAhp
Tickets will be- good for return until
September sth
CITY Ticket Ofiice, 2Ol Main 81.
Tho direct line 10 Kansas City, ~
Louis aud Atlantic teAOohfd, Ia via
the Missouri PEnihc Hallway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping Hnd chair
cara, and all connections made In
Union depotS In the day time. II you
are geing last and care for q daylight
ride through the grAndost scenery Of
the Rocky Mountains en- route, zoe
that your ticket reads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
positively free 70 holders OF regular
train tickets.
\. V. DERRAII, &. +. a PA,
II MorlAn Block, r5Alt Lake City.
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BiL.lOUSNESS

whohas notsulIercd this misery
caused by bile in the stomach
which nm inactive or sluggish
liver failed to carry of.
the PREVENTION AND CURE rs
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missio7ay Supplies

meTEnn's Tract 40. ., L,s
a, astA
Z" " 3, sevN
Tho uodern prophet, STA
ruio W. FAIso Religion, tcs
The GozDcI Pioneer, i,tN
q Reply 20 srhs msrmou FurEn.
soFy,n -
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ChalIiGS.

20 inch American Wool CbAllles, In
dark grounds only, with lovely hguros,
largo assortment, tor
CSC yd.
Wool Challie,. in light and dark
grounds, with small figures, worth 80
aud S0c, for
i5c yd.
80 inch genuine French ChAllios, In
light aud dark grounds, with novel and
rou designs, always sold for 500 and
GIc, now
35c yd.
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Daily EXCEPT sunday
Music by OsrHs ttchts'ra every
afternoon and evening. Dsp0', cot
nor Flrt south anu Fourth Wes'.
Fare Tor round trim 81 ccuu. cay
ticket office, gJl Main street.
ID. y. BuRLgY,
Gsnl. AIT. rasp. Dept.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-18

than threoquarters OF an hour, ana there
were frequently ton weeks between them.
Tho peculiar power Of foresight, clair.
voyancc, or whatever 10 may be, has grown
upon the man, and he * now put 10 use by
farmers and curious persons who are do.
sirous Of knowing what the weather IL 40.
ing 10 be or what tho future holds for
thom. There are hundreds Of men and
women living within radius Of 25 miles
OF Ring0es whose faith I'm Stipple's ability
10 correctly forecast events IL solid and
firm as tho hills. People come from fai
away To have tho man tell what II In store
for them, and the contribution Of money
from that source has enabled Mrs Stipplf
to surround herself with all tho comforts
Of living.
It's evident that Stipple knows nothing
OF what he does In this line for when he
Is awake no takes up the thread OF exist.
ence at exactly tho point where he drop.
ped 10 "a few weeks before. Ho has now
been In this condition 80 years; and when
ever he becomes conscious he asks IL John
Is doing the chores and inquiries about
breakfast.
Hypnotists, electricians, Christian sci
entists, herballsts, homeopathists and
quacks have done their best TO change the
condition under which Stipple exists but
without effect. His life apparently stopped
when he went through the Ice with his
bride, and there is no hope Of his ever com
Ing out OF the trance, sleep or whatever
IL may be until he dies.-St. Louis Globe.
Democrat.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-18

A well known old clubman has just died
In Vienna. Among his papers was found
a package inscribed, Attempts of my rel
atives to have me enter the hated marriage
bondage" The package contained 90 let
ters dated from 1S45 to 1894. He detested
women. His greatest amusement was the
theater, and to avoid sitting next to q
woman he bought three end seats. The
end seat was left empty the woman hater
sat in the CENTER and on his right sat his
old servant Franz.
In his will he left the following direc-
tions, which were carried out: "I direct
my executors to purchase three burial
places in the cemetery and to bury me In
the middle one, as am absolutely certain
that will not rest In my grave If l am
buried next to the specimen of humanity
called woman. Chicago Tribune.