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Aadaatoadtto I •...' tow1 MitUKbikm. MpytaflintAm Dni b to. brook. A HnOMid4. ratfiaktae Bill. AlWkblkbnbdp, Ttoteraatelflyrar^ tealhg Motto air. Dora b, IS. Mm*. ^ tto*ro *•••.** joy. tm.aiM.uur>, Ariok. taMfatrteMori. DmikpAxMnlWI H"i|*i|* ^ -BmH, T»^lck. la Dead t'aopeay. bvilsttil "m'lmt Wit Era Asotin wro a spoiled child; bar parents4 beans had bim wrung loo painfhlly bp Iba dwUi of bar brothers In eerly lib for tbem to raW is lb* slighttenrtni to what an extent bar lolHm n !T laT>M«* p. »«r. whfab. lor a ■acb tor bar n ininry h| III Willi spoa ^drxa. jew^aad^rieetvrro . ^ Sba qmarosETxAmata hteebreof ndmlr■a. Rbiu li i»i|» ete look rood aatoredly, bat for a«y oar at w boot aba bod pat laliad to arlooa tracked prefer•oca Of eoane.ste flirted mpmblj •at. bot bar heart vaa whole, at mat whatthar.wa.ol It. aad. It wra with a tot Ua( oi Incredulity that aba raod of toe Tallin* In lort process. OB o balm, Jsoa evening. 1b B7■ba wad reclining apoa an ottoman 1b tba palatial cabfa at the ataamw Draw, with a lad, Mam named Clara 11 sal to apaod a tow waafca of Iba bbbw •MB. aadwdib fob Mrofls inri Iba eoBTsraatioa of Iba two fan ag bTuTtoM £ BrwBonJto^ktoc bote la Iba eAmemte^of aoaoa^lad, toVp^raaMl^'ba toZreTbutrtb WfolbltaiMi. tor bia shoulders stick oat Ilk. two wtxgs. aad bia ooat oh. door, aaob a o«l U had two fearful wrtnklaa la Iba back at teat WedncsdwbuiRHia; It wro tall, a Baa too large tor him; hia boata war. oot polished. aad. wbra ha ta wattling with Mim Everdau. ba trad upon ber torn, brioging toara to hw eypa aad tbaa hr I Will back ob Charley Clayton's baol That bo whirled rend excitedly. aad. with and boa. spnlnglusd to old flaDtoms; toe paBag of wboro wires, tto'oid gari'lsZi a Crotbi. rirtte* 'w did bach, aad Iwa. mml eaoagh to •oyto htm. tslBemidMof hia ooafoeion. ttat I aboald ba aaablo to dance a polka ba bad wa engaged tor. 'Dai, ba Mho HaohBRi.' bo toaBtowid. •wtofar. 4 Wool job hose aa too with me. Mim HnoUagsr -Oh. Baor^oor 1 raplmd. obtefa la Char% riridfy rente a rate trying Mt I r«bol^MiBWM jSbB^dI rwST^a aBwal Maw bador. I wBfTbw* ufT b^a^r^i. ; reagyurrgr; , »i * R«ba |itol toil BModaaoaa $$92toSKsB t am ww" r bom uLbST*—!. L i n a R.aBdibm be «lii»« bat ka :]2s^vErr=v5 * :;M 1TM« ibb •

Craw aliff— raall,. Clara, tbr, aaamod St>. month (ol. a rramb want tba wtooa wa,. aod hr oooclMd nbaracotl, bohind bia oapUa. which no til that so meat la, anal, folded oa tbr labia ia ataad of baiar aprrod acroaa hla kacca. Koch a UrM rod aahU Ucr waa then ! docidad to aojo, mjaalf at tba poor fallow •• axpaama. bat bis saffariar aormod ao (nat that I ba(u to pit, blm. Ba had ufr fUobaped baad. aad it waa no doubt aa fall of knowiad(i aa tba artrac. editor's bead i*. hot ba roc Id import nooa of it to oa. Ha Toioa waa thick aod qnaTerioc. aad he. ^mohliacl,. aa■warad ia ropl, to a ^ooatioa ol mlar. that Katie's Craf waa a qoirt place, aod It ralasd pleat, of ahaap. I bad to amile at that, and tbaa U his axtnmlt, be addad. 'bera'a a oop, of m, pa^wr.' pnlUac oat a biamd aod cramplad ahaet froao hla breoat pockrt. Aa be reached it orer the table to me he clnmall, spaet a bottle of aalad oil which rap down all orer m, amber silk ; then, io desperate! , attempting to reatora tba boOla to iu opritbt poritfoo. hla root ilpere west into the batter mod be scooped ap aboat bnif a pooad of it ; he then draw hia alttow hack perron.!) lap. tba |laaa falllnc u poo the floor am break. OI. which caused htm to J amp who waa briafiO! in a diah of beet rrar,. which ooptooal, aaaoloud the f alter domestic aad the now tboroocfal, bombed editor. He jare eret to bU a|aa, of teelini io a food. 'Oh. m,.' which Immediatel, attracted the attention of the 190 diners, some of whom amlied rerj aodioi,. apoo which r Flint rnatmd awa, reckleaal, into a - pmaaer amooi the aerraata aaklai for ° a waahbawl aad fookiac aa II he - had )OM tamped from aa aarth- ^ |Oake. I raat, with m, amber - diem mined, aad retired. Pa aooa • that wa woold oerer allow another 1 editor Iodine at oar table, earn if it • wm Jan.ee Gordon Bennett himself ° Ha also told me that a son ridfoafooa ' .lor, wm (oia« tba roonda downstairs ' that FUat ma aa old rejected conn IT) > iota of miae, who had flaai a craatI ahmd at am bacaraa of aome fancied " alicbt aad that be Usee rushed iato the • Hi ill' apartmeau aad attempted ■ 44 At tba ht^D thai eranini I was tjaite J * ag zj ' mmpe from that ianatlc.4 Frank Keller. • Iba joopi lswjer. told ma ba bad aeea • the liule apisode ; ba knew Fllat well, aad bawaaamuotaeaaiblaraani follow bot r-.treszsel, bashful aad ta Flint'. '• name bagfad m, pardoo. which I II eraalad, of ooorae^ad which Keller eon • ei^ad peat da,, like a Good Sameritao. ' to Ke<ie'a Crap. 44 ■ At tbaa aomnl dalnt, Mr. lUIler [ oaoaamraUiaidOwBibaataamerbmfoaa 1 aad wm beawlil, rpwiTrd b, tbe ,ono( [ 44 Mr. Kallar,44 aaid ETa. 44 do ^a re- - ooliacA that aoaoa at tba Spa la which I ' took rather a prominent partf44 I "Mom TiTidl,.- mid Kaller. JaosbF iag; "bot I'm afraid job fodlaa make I aad wmkaeaaaa. aad pwatol la fookiac aofol, at Dm Whila hla nobk tata ot ■ ejaaraotor are ifsnsad. Wh,. poor - Flint, hero of the salad oil traced,. • aad perserarlac jooac man ia tbe Btale. t He la aaitbm rain or Wepld. aad hie . principal defect ia bia excampre boehfnl1 neas. I CO oa a flabiac escaarsioa with " him seery ram law aad bare hi* truer > la ' , pockil now amaciac for a three - d /a4 rxmmfam a ear Glaa lake. aad. ' 'adlee. II ,oc wUh to be jnra if not i. feaatvoa, yoa aboald par oar camp a ' fl,iac etotlaad am the MeLlatdeof the • ooaatry editor. Baafer. wbo I know - ,oo affaca to dwplaa. la oaa of tbapartr. ■ bot m Mr. Ciajtoo wiU lUafllUa be I preaeni I am rare. Mlaa tadli . you will > "Botthaalicblam,' raplladMim Aoa- ' Ua. -I wiil co aofol, bom aammof • toi oito to 'rarram'™™- *" *",Mi L- — > aba.^- I'tosl Uha de-J C eUatac to apaad a whole da, is tbe coaatb aad'tha hick torn editor . 44 !

• kawtlma, aad ton oat what I aald a ■ 7 m^^bD^btoto' toM bTtb| J m a-raUe^Mtoa Haetlajrs. aarra. ] a There ia mat oaa rtcoaabfo poAMabmn " ' at fo^^wur^^dTwM M h S Willi II ara ^*3 wantoc Upon a the tomae of Qtoa toke. wbtob totollkka ia li iflfl I cam to tba tomrt of Iba ear<7 Two fli> tog I . .B bore ■ Ibw to a foeoi, bBto tola m tba tool of a the totoa.ead bmohrjtor flam Dm. did -a eAadwa af tba oar to raapoad to the roa mwboaf kto tody Rim to Mto Ba» a- wa to cira to Wa haa a rarid Hern I iMl af aaoaw— ad atoa.atM m - 1 T i I' ' i - ' ' 1' to Btraad la II did ba ,raaa«l wtoh m m MflaiaA — flaaBy otl iba to * > ^ mmm toa

d 44 And rao rarer told oa bafora.44 mid a hfaaa Acstln. bail raproocbfnll,. I "If I dared eatotoln.- proaaptl, re- , - piled tba editor of Daa lUirmiimtgr. " I - micht cirs a eery satisfactory reason 1 a wby I didn't- 44 ' . "Ho tail tm" aaid Mim Haminca- 1 ! Bot Mr. Fllat loond that a trims bad ' I sni red. not only ia his history bot in ' . tba state of tbr weather, aad br liaatil,. ' 1 with his male oompaahm4! aid. cot tbe 1 e boau ready tor tbe retain trip. Ha had ' D Intended aU sfooc to ammre Mim Ann- < - tin', paamia ia hit own boat, but e. he ' t wm about to aok hor to occup, the 1 < atean ah. eta. Mr. Kaller irterpoaed, amy- • - inc: " We're no lime to forn. Mim \ , AoaDa harried bar Into hi, boat, and i aaray tbe part) wrnL r Tbe wind bad rim. aad the lithe ■ e Cboppiac warm be*»n to throw the 1 ' apra, orer tbe atom of tbe boata ! "Bow bard, trieada." (booted FUat e to Keller. aad bia com pen km at tbe ] e oars ; " because if wa do am round yon1 der point before the comiax aaoall r breaks upon oa. oar mfet, ia radann fered." Tbe two akiSa now fair), eput. tbroucti i tbe tranbfod waters; but jam ae FUat wax about- to chance tbe coorm of ilia ' y boat, ao m to round tbe point, oaae of bis • oars broke, sad tbe craft now fort bal ' I her headway under tbe impuiae of bot | r " Shall I aland br you shouted j ' < Keller, as bit host cromed tbe wak. of ' r Flint's. -ffo." f*pU«d Flint; "" ,oar time U I t too precioaa; we bare bot to prrarrcre 1 1 i. now. aad will try to cet round tbe point j j * Soon tlis orerbaaciac roeks of the , D precf pltooa point were left in tba barl - • crooad by Keller a Boat, and it wm io r oornpnratm safety; not till Dim did e be note tba pale aod anxious bars of ' >- Mim Austin r "Daa4! ba alarmed, Mim Austin.' s aaid be. soothingly ; " I (ball land you , all aale ia aomber tea minutes.44 r "It la not oi m, own aalslj I am 1 t tbinkloc. so much as that of those inf 1. tbe other boot.44 site replied. " See. it ia ■ oot of Debt- Do 1st n> cet oat on tbem , Mr. Kslierr Mr. Keller, bowerer. knew that brare 1 Era's wish wm Dot echoed b, ao, other e lad, io tbe boat, aod ao be kept oo to d tbe open beach. Just m tbe boat4, keel r rated on Dae stooaa tbe storm bom to 1 e all it'a fury; bear, books of clouds a seamed to aaU'a upon the black cliffs ol r tbe Point, and tbe wind roared with ■. startlloe fur,- The ladlu in KellerS d boot were hamil, ooodocted to tba abal- > L ur of aa old flab abant,. but Mim Ausr tin seemed carefom whether "he wm < a wm or dry. I "Oh. mrr tbaa. Mr. Keller. " she i- cried. " 1 know ran are brare aad ' . humane ; do try. for life ia prariona 44 ' For roar aue. Mim AnaDa-Eaa44-I eeaL'Xui'uirif^44*'*1' . " Well, than.- replied Dae. quits i hauchtil,. "you rato Dot d<U, to my I Keller apran* to tbe amah bom Ipoc ' oo tba bench, bot tbe oombioed efforts < - of blmaell aod friaad could oot lsuach e It acalnm tba riokace of tba wares. a Era mood statoe-like upon tba aoads. c atraloiac bar e^a toward tbe point, tba t amin peltinc down apoo bar beootifol r foea. aad Dlt cat* tomlni bar *old« . balr back bom uader bar it pa J bat. d Bot. aim! Dm miaalac boot coma not. j i. aod aba inroluolarUy ahoddorrd. a " Coma Iato tba abettor, 44 argad oaa i- of the ladies ia tba abad ; bet Mia. Aba b tin hoard bar oot. At that IwUat sba a hare ware, a penile mao's bat. aad with I. a shriek aba tali fain time upon Dm * *™*d- "d ^ a wbik^oma" formers oo Die opposite aide i. of tba poAm. aafooc Dm parllooa poattloo a ia wbkk FtiotS bom arm. bad callaaUy a started to tbr nocar. aad ia o abort Umo bruuebt toc^hatlam editor and bfo d party from kaowiac Dak. aad tba, fare tbammlamupjoctoom, <foq»lr. m tba ^ dowa oa tba wares. Kaller. ia^adl K pvale rflort to laaack Ada boot aad mak >- Flint, bad more bar ta OO tbe rooks. P aad ' wm now waWac about, wriac-

tac hia baoda in aarDah. when a I ibsaj uliiibw Ih^tlTliliMUb'ialid: « "WaYe dripping wee but «0 a*.44 It . wmFliafa. "Tbook God!44 IWrmAl, . aad aomiac. m If Wa wan aboal to « | hare a aroood UinUnc flt- Wm FUat I •uma a jocular loam m be created Mim , AamAa. bal Iba took la bar baautlful 1 > tTbC that with hia Bfla m ba bud r tomad aboat la daagar of drowsing, wm a - bouad ap that cf folr Era AsmiaV Ha A l Wa add. uadarl, rod irmemtl,* t Wf wm aaaomaa.* KMbrdid am I haw wbm Wa pMd.bat Wauuaklil I •ad look aa hla hiaflaoma. maal, lam i I Wraad Wm ha fhtod tba mom of , I Mim Aomin's amotion. Htogimitopto t > WW a WW ackimf raid la bl. hmtX. t > aTLlfotoaSpa. lolKmb did not t \ aoratojahawd laaflb maf old. oor did I 1 tba adltor apeak to her axrwpt to aflhr 4 tbe abolmr'of bia great oaut to " krap off :5arsissas a=i ' look torn awa, to Xe. Tork mxt dur , 4 oad be 1W Era wbboeeef -pood-bye." 1 » it?u \ Trr"'", 1 > WRaam^HdamLadWo Ada p^aadWa ] ' £""* ^MWkdaM W j j wlTwar tomdjw EwayW. bw I | raWdfoW Fbmmdbam pra- \ ' WiWWWLmwy RM WbyEboa ! ■.'WW WuaWRm oWa tarn ^w^^lww!^wtwa5!w^a?>j!at

I wrwwi r ywpifl. a Tba litti* three-year okfebild of Mr. ^ r William Murray wm Dtac <« » aDk. j , in Paareon rouaty. N eluding oblek- p eoa when a large eagle looped down „ at tbe chickens, arattarii Dm ta all 0 [ nlrectlooa. As tba chill wm snoring , , off tba eagle made a snemd swoop. t catching the child in llajsiona. With a ; iu pee, it rose In the all but the child t [ wm too bury, aad thoaglr managed , to flutter s abort i lstsnoto tbe ltsab of ■ , decayed oak. Iu taioa were ao ao- , , tangled In tbr clothing < tbe child that j . it could not get iooee. ad tbe weight i , | Tbe higbUBrd father ollhe child came 1 ( up aod killed tbe an*. Tba child. , i i««»- , . j ■ Tha-Pstnoml BlapkaW of Belgium. I , , the -itare wife of Dm aoung OroWa^ Prince Rudolph, of Aostla. ia only aix- | , tree years old. aad ia cu of the moat . beautiful princeaaee of Brope. She is aocom pushed, bee taate bring highly ] , : artistic aod musical- Tb crown prince , J firm met her two years ago Tbe be- | , troths! waa celebrated piralaly ia tbe | | . family Circle, after tbe. crown prince j , asked the royal parrot. Ik tbe Princes. | Stephanie', hand. Tlw pripcem Urn , j hitherto led a secluded lb. baring been I ! eery seldom, eeen b Brume is TV . . wedding will probably not take place | . for a year Hungary is parilculnrl, j pleseed m Stophaob U tbe grand- j , I daughter of tbe maeb-lmd Archduke , ( Joseph, for half a recury palatine of ' Geo. Lori. Mellkoff. tbe new Rom lan ! sparklin* cyee. a raacwhat brorncd com p loon, and feaBrm which, wtlb- . oot bring qnitc regwhr. are comely and , acm^His in^^aTroUriMda^i - i ia lieel, aad racy E* haa been ooe of , the mom aoocemfn! k tba military gor•upreme power in tteir district, during . tbe last year . Ha a a man of ires', and r varied arcompiishomta In addition , to hia naUre laaitof '. Armenian, he ia 1 familiar with and speak. Kuariau. , j French. Turkish, aal Persian, but not l German and Eniliab. I i Tbe md effects of cnahlini were illuai tratod in a Kew York court ooe day not . oai ago. when Jaspr G. Eaton, a cjerk . nineteen years old . wis arraigned on the ■ charge of robbing Us employer. He •.llfecd fmm the qsitt.ln.WPf and noney -drawer,

c bring once forglTentmamed toepracrior ^ . aged woman. dra*ad*in black, stood r i outside tba Iron tailing. This wa. the a young mas s mother. When tbe magit- c , irate decided to kofjL her sob aba gave a t t long sigh, aad callel bin to her. Site t leU cm bis neck aid asked; " 11m it o [ cc.dc u this, in, »,? This hm all I i come through gamhing. Touarertinwi t t b, cards- M, bo, m, bo,!" aad sbc c buried her fore aa bis should rr. The ' e too. broke down, tod wsa.icd afs, to BsAMBtaBiai bad to be earned ] . out to Dm Opea aU 1 • t - A missionary a' the American Sao- 1 r 1 da, -school union is Kinase, wbo tour . years ago orgaaiad a Saada, -school In « e tbe Modoc camp is tbe Indian Tarrttocy. t Ha found tbe Irdiane aloging "Tbe • a Ninety and Kina'iaa large lrame foil Id- 1 t lag. Steamboat Frank, a lioenaed i . a ^preacher, erect toll, well formed, in < - suit of clerical bhek. white cravat and • all. welcomed tie mimiooar,. Bogus i > Charley, the obltC made aa add rem la , which be eald : " I don't driak whisky. , I play card, or (wear. I left off Direr lit' | • I takeoff m, coat.; Wa done had To i I bard woe*. We'll da bail me can 1 ! a bam triad la my heart. Twenty -six , e roars an I ksow'd Shag-Nam, Jim- I . We good fricsds. Now we bad friends. ! a I pro, God moke m, heart better." i- Tbaa be walked over and ahook bandx , L with Shag-Naet, Jlau aari tbe tear, ran l down the two Indiana' obeeba. i I- 1

Oo Thursday aad Friday. December and S of Ami row. Mrs. Aaaou Daho. aGairae woman, living sax mi lea aootbeem of tbe Tillage of Topeka. 111., gmet blril. to lour weU-doreloped^liriBg It' ii'ofoAoskA-^a-.^koDdrd mlTo'efock a. K-. aad tbr fourth at IS o'clock a. oa dfodem* SBBrda, - Mrs DsLwrnmsrrlsd ia Mff.aB< had flee chHdrea P<erioot to the quadruple birth. Mr. Umbo coaddlrot foag aoefola his What family wtthealMd. Ia riew of Ibis foot tb. of auparvfoBs of Monoa oomP, mmd far paying aamm jadwhrn eaIbeAr support. The hohAm 4^ee oil wall third mtmtb with as man, chance in tbair favor m aa, calldrra of tboar sge. ThatoaylBgfosBmofCsbiflli faanbef Mradh. «». _■. fccZ BapZni'mb r>!"o"l.'; '<^WreriTO. J. F. MoDoaoM. Ilamoceat. ' H Humbn. Kap«bHraa. Maana: W. P. Wbyka Daraocrst. Mag, total; H- U^Dawro RierlH *wmm^c>SC*e— " 's in a a >i — . — i ;es-*'i-a-aftq,=s=i gtt'a-asiTas

Bortbweeura portloo of Hangar,, aad prorer.**Tte ftfoeaks are i J perhaps the mom ignorant sad misers- : , be peasantry in Christian Eoropa 'Their ; ( country is rouih aad poor, anfl^tbey j , bejongv w tbe Slavonic groap. ■ aad i. more close ly related to Bohemian , than to say other tongue- It hm oo , iea re their forma aad go to tbe cities of Austria aod Hungary, where they per- ! tbr rudeet kind ol labor. ^ Tbe ' , I scarcely V distinguished from them ta feature or drea It is Bot an unI tight in Vienna to me Slovak the top. of building. Tbe emigrants ! . driven from their homes b, | ' Ttie Jfomleur.ef Martinis ua. prints an I | interesting ator, about tbe finding of an ' ( which Christopher Columbus sailed cm < third voyage of dfooovrr, to too i ' I new world- Ol toe eight of August I. ' 149P. mys tbe Moakfeae. the amsll fleet 1 wmwrc extremity ol the ialandof Trini- ' j dad. to which tbe navigator had given t I toe name of Arenas Point- Washington ' Irving relates that Columbus, who wm - j a very poor sleeper, aoddetil, beard a ' frightful noim. apparently coming from ' toe aootb. Rushing oa deck Ue mw mountain, which threatened to aul>1 merge toe fleet. All hands thought • their last hour bad come, but toe oot, - damage sustained arm tbe torn of oov ot • big ware wm caused b, tbe radden 3 swelling of ooe ol toe rivers that empty 4 their waters into toe gulf at Paris, tor dioopverer- Tbe incident ta mentioned i D in tba narrative of tbe voyage be- i ! qucatbed to cs by Ferdinando, Colutt- - bus aoo Tbia bistoricai anchor baa t Senor Agoetlao. toe own of Arena. i Point- It weigh, j.110 pound., aad la i of decidedly primitire form. Scoot 14 Agoetino icqqii it while d-virg ion exes vtino. in bia garden. This garden. occupy tba precis* spot where rode lbs I •hips of the great mariner In 14W. The j i- finder at first took bis treasure trove for < a PhmBedaa anchor, but upon at tee live k examination tie found tbe date of lav?

Tbe Ffokermsa Wbo Caagbt flares. . 1 They bad a grand couisl&g match at j ' Reread toe other day. aod after two or three byes bad rone by. the human participants of tbe sport were very much annoyed by there mark, ol alank, . cadaverous specimen, wbo bad been , flsblag latbclakeaesratbaod, and wbo ' • bad left his angling to watch tba work | , of tba bounds. Tbia party amused ; , himself by making aarnaatic and cam- , lemptEoua remarks regarding what be , , considered tbe stapidlly and foil, of go , ing to aU that expense aad trouble is , < killing a few bare. ] 1 "What oa tarth." be .aid to tbe jj kill tba bares with a club instead of ] , taking tor chances on the dog. catching - , " Ob. you go to gram." aaid one of tor i dog owaerv impatiently. I "But just reason about toe thing." . ri | - Tin )— * — d the ieoo ecooc-tuiat " It's I clear fom of two barm out of three. I if you must use dogs, why not i put my twenty rabbits into s barrel t i with s ret terrier F4 i I "Ob! dry up sod mitd your own busi- J ' strike you to hitch the next bare to ' i tola trout line be lore you let It auit. I oast get away then, and when toe ; dogs fall behind all you have to do ia to ou Dm reel aad kinder alow K off. . Now — " Will nobody pot this man off toe ■ grounds.4* yelled aa umpire, i "Putyour Aunt Middy off." retorted toe practical fisherman. " Fad la. your dogs ain't worth four blu apiece, any dogs aiat worth lour hits apiece, aay i

way. Bet forty dollars I can catch a 1 bare bettor toaajbey with this line." t -Whafstbotr laid old Aa*e Vao . Suydar. wbo bad coast up jlSfbai. ■ " I my," repeated toe man. emphali- . colly. " toot I'll rat forty dollars I can c celeb bare by casting tbia line every j - Doc* " says tbe judge. •• Pro op," \ sad to toe surprise of everybody the la- i judge bad bsmfod to a byauadro sad Iba began renilag oot bis lira sad getUag bfe pofo red, tor . throw. whO. S SMSHS."-*""*: - "How, tbcu!" sbouied lb. scorer, m I mm* toe judge's bat flew off aad his i ' There wm a • > kscriUe newatMrtom. arraatoo foktar I 1 nfolmiil Dm ooia oo tba strength of the i ' 44 biAr"ra hod caagbt. sad if it hadn't I ' baasbortly dlsrosseud tba tbe state- i baUated fit oot with the pane, tbe ' Biirhfl would tew uoflad la a bus : ^rmStrSm! jjm , WRbaffal»aaate.«tedloaaaoaI rattuDM tted roiib'mhVS 'ro^- ' Idflvfoawto ; ifo-fotbe ipfotu ' Mtei roa ■ R*B. MffMRBflAoRM ' foae kfisaroi M . teg tea :

a beat Blew, Mala.. j Io tba Haydea and other trials, exj perts bare tratified cm both eidm of to. at | qnestlcm whether kussaa Mood cat ba " ; dfottoguiabed from toe blood of tba ki I afimala by a microscopic ex arm- pc I of dried ahunx. The question H was lotoiy rafoad in Mlmoari. William b. 1 Young wm indicted in Clark ooonty di t for tba murder of a family of fire per- ei 1 una named Spencer A vital qnmlkm U . wm wbetoer bis clothe, ware atamad b with the blood of tbe Speacers. as tba a Stat, claimed, or with animal blood, m o ' ' the accused aaid. Governor Phelps o 1 asked Dr lows, president of the Stale n 1 univmsity. whether anj professor ol i b ' that institution would be willing to take i u ; , tha stand and give an expert opinion, to ' under oath, oo this point Preideel | f. ' j Laws, Dr. Duncan, professor of physi- j ' I otogy. and Dr. Swritoer. profmaor of | a i i cheuiiatry. have answered ia letters i 1 r I which are now published. Snbatan- 1 t i each, and each ri arrears tb inxhiatjtc ; t - ' solve tbe problem plupeoaded by Aba I ■ 1 governor. Tbe, admit .bat blood v 1 tains ere different from other amine. | a ' and that toe blood of mammals can he I ' i lion ol atalas. boa thai of other sal- j v 1 mala. But it is claimed to or Impomi- | i hie to decide with say degree of remain i , 0 filood cor p use iea of Ban and those ol j f • plains tost in all marasiats. ricvpllnf j i ' ! cm art the mw In form and dlfa^ly ! 1 1 froas aboret-Jooo to bolov- I araoc.f an | | T inch. Bot within this range fall toe j , n ,-iodiog amcng^kbrra toe dog. monkev. . - qoeatxB con ba answered w ban it b sol nailowAd that It Ilea bAwaen tha blood J " of . man and that of cwrioin specified , I* puscles bf human blood aad Ibw of ; " toe blood of ao ox. hovae.^sbeep. goaf or '■ unguial,ed from toa latter ooder s pow- | " , ertui midroscope- Dr. Lionel S. Beak, io " toe four* edition of his " Mievaecooe on I '* ! Medicine." poblisbed in ItfTh. lays down ! " this rale : " I can hardly think tfiat in j ' any given cose toe ecfoaliflc evidence hi ( ^ favor of a particular ofood slain being

: tli at ought to be considered aafllrieaUy 1 cotsludire to bq adduced, lor rxampie, I again* aprucmer oc triai." The Haoti Rare Kenafsg ta Brala. ; I and Dec their hralna. wa shall soon he t 1 ' not for from the raaliaalioa of the ■ words of Diderot, wbo said : " W e walk I ' i little, we work ao little aad we tolas morh. that I do not dsai If ol man { ' leading by bring •nothing hot a bead." I j to yourself civilised man 100 or ( • - shall have been entirely trp.aocd br ma- ^ ' chinery. and when the dream, of soda! ' ' lata .hail bare beer, re I feed, and man. > 1 : rvrn ill toe lowest grade of society. , ! shall be able to gate bis livelihood by | - working my tore or tour hours out of | toe tWc^ty-fbor. The tendency, you will ' obs rrveq is cxinataotly to reduce tbe | i hours of Labor. In many parts of Enx- | llor instance, too lews of labor L are little mar* tbaa half what they were i fifty yean ago. imagine, tbaa. tbe uwvemqat spoken ci by Diderot con- . trot. y progl losing.' aad man walking tern mod less, owing to lbe Increased fa- , to the constantly increasing uae and^ertectioc of machiacry. aod thinking more t and more out of pure diMractioa aad , out of toe ennui ot ci villas! ion ! Imagtbe pnaecU of Mr. Camille See. and to i the rvtabiishmrat at Girtoa ooliagm all over fhe world, imagine woman walk1 ing even km than abe Ooe, now. wortr ing km. and thinking more and more* r What shall we come to. great Darwin f a Ikww a. the tltenrv at rvofoUcw acsat I

the iorvi labia reoluation ot Diderot's I word*!.' Will oot our kga wither away ' aod (tan 10 tbe rudimentary staga like I - our tailaf WIU not oar arms aad bmlie. I I diminish, and mnvrle. for which there 1 ' oo longer any one dry up. aad their 1 Clements be absorbed by tbe brvia aad bnacfwbicb will acquire toe plMaamroal proportions of a tmrioaluitf— fbriree. 1 Tbaeo fish often rum to a grna aire . UBa having bees £ilfod wfiict, -a. era- ' mated lb weigh OTara ton. Tbe nat'vea ' > AchUl are acautomed to ftab U boot. ] l rach." (eridcnll, congener, of the rorsI Dos road oa Dm river Dee la WoW). ! Oo ah^sTZy^te^rtZ toTZTb i Rnootb. Dm eoaffob me mraaorosaUt riowly thnmgfa to* water, with - their great dorsal ftm protecDag bum > toe surface When strraAt wito abair let jemfol the batt cf tte ffo. tbe capers of tWkuge flsb me truly wouiierfeL At obs mooarat be arill bam up bum r todij^sro.aad toe report Uwlfob smkm r when ecnkmg toe water ix trwomdcsu ;aj!==~ - fldM tt tbe ffc* abet at lbe joist bmwero I toe te aod hmhteex tee Wro SBIIIB ' tolZrtZ ufaT™ firo!*Zy > TteadHs uasd te ri foateufamrod » teM.uiyr.te ^BMte^. ' te ay B caDra. —a gffRfa -It

Tbe Caaqamt ai tar ffal*. ' „ Tbe Wmtera peck-mole is small. . sinewy, aad. like old Joey Bagstock. ; " loagb. air. tough, bat do-e-viisb aly!" 0 ol tbem are bred horn Indira ponies rad ta been oo tbe open plains. previously been lassoed rad | 0 wbra Ibtvuyeara old they are (or Inveigled) into a rorml and c exhibited tor aak aa brtmcboa Au antore KomMitam they an m ' of Ibcae wonderful riders wbo era stick ( on the beck of anything tost runs, mad ordinarily their hack, me trained l l bear tbe prak. which is generally the | 00 I) practicable method of transporting | j freight toreogh these rugged mountains, i j Tbe fire; time tor parfc-eoddise ere put I on toe rxeKeaneBt may be imagined. I The grea mix attuug^tn bis youth, j I Uvildty. but. set arcing ray cause for , 1 e-.vera that Bis tormentor. b»vr u sd- j 1 stud, upright on opposite rods, but all J I still. Then a man approaches slowly I ! end idl i umap.Hlj holding behind hitr ' x Mather blinder which he seeks to slip | j one toe mule's eyes But two foag j I touch of toe wator! is toe signal for two , ' j their day aod generation to fight shy of ' J tWroLd"'0''1 ***"' ^ Lhro""' 10 > ■ I It is a fine sight to wttnma tha io- > ' 1 <11 in anon of sur|f a feifowl Ha fails . j heavily, yet holds Bri bead high aad ' bia hiad-frct. atrad Kra.ght up^rad ' efforts tor liberty. $ecurrd with more j ' ropes, allowed l«t Ibrev ,egv to atrad 1 1 | upon rad curved trlgbiiully, ba meat I strange thing is .being put upon their 1 1 backs and tbe fa. truing, adjusted— all . . put that institution called a crupper under a young mule', tail, language ; falistoesprmotoecbarartrrof tor kick - r|cut torotagb tor air like whip-laabcs J I Strnlagy wins "Hia 'crupper is gained I and tbe first bard -pnil made upon tbe [ aiach (a. tor girth .. termed), wbicb - bold, firmly every bair-breadto. aad r | will finally cresar tbr oettai of Uk Cupid's bow. But tbia trne pull ittfScea i. to •* bifo springing again— bucking. . now. wito arched hack rad bead be. ' ; Ween bia knees, jtnging on stiff iega to ' jm bis burden off, qg falling full weight 1 on hi. aide rad rolling ore, awape It y ire. He will ait oo hi. hsunebee and ir | burl bimsell backward; will duck bis ataad allU. trembling with ugrr and " exhsmtlon. and 1« you lead blm away, w Qf-firarsd- -Altera '' A ffvalleouBly f. arise. > Mr Smiiao. in one of Ri. hooka leltea r- undertook to make a .team engine. He te succeeded so Ur fa yon com Id aer io id making a eery eapta. engine, indeed, r Tbe lever lilted to a charm, the piston or rasa .led exactly., tbe w fieri, turned 10 beautifully, nothing could be fa£*r an 11 far; but wbgu it came to be fairly tried t- there was one draw back- -the mooacat i- you lankiod raytfitag to It. it stood atflh >> On IU own hook At Oroukf work brautiI, ffilly. turn iu own wheels laolUemly ; fully, IU wore,, lauiuesa.y; „

pound beside, thro lever end piston and ' J wheels struck work, and -o it wo made I c io u age aod a cOnBtry in wbicb to do j i aotb big eras to bsrauoted as a gentle- t tbe thing wm called Evan's gen- j tiemraiy engine. ^ ^ f young tDrowboroovfooaeiartlyreenp } bia toot engine'- Yfl bal little Die, do ( tor, do for tb«nacAvrs. Too era find , no (rait ao for with torir motion, aad ( the, an poUsfwd to perfecDoo. rape- , dally la thorn parts that are brass rad f auei. but they would oot raise a b hater f oa torir haads to as ^s their aouia. Tbrir j one ; and in thix word they often eoroe J to era of tore things— tbe charity of ( torir frienda toe countv poorboum; ot tba saddest of all things— ladim aod | dZa"^^a. Z" »b^ g« to Wmhlag- j toa to.boatAoru office that Ibcy cannot , in. rad eafi toe bred they room* earn. ( TMafa tte test gete raoof a^aora^cra j faH^teTZr^htet tort Zd ] : i We Ulte todaltfteliM of Mr. Parwte i ratoa toOcwtog veey doge teraaol era < i ra . risglte mootey " Dro" > ■ Itagfag I . loJsBte WBcdfow.d toisfaw,. m so i 'SSHgrSS: Oab Bom DmroMKbito toAAaf ■ sw.-kjsrjrss : inasrs-sas?: teftro foam Bteftte teas— ei faro, 1 I MMM*w ZZjemSSS jjgva;gSI5rs

, — aapr-k-•rote ana- ^ ^ ato mad* tew Iteltef. ta tte yedM^e o^ te*. 1 amU «m Feararialre; J fbSafdno; ^ I Mind I tate*'1 .. MmradbBk; 01 Sba Imbg* and lb. aoeteot |*rdm pica, Brows aad km; ^ ^ TSam atria. I j baroad Me mora voakiag overbewl I Trarobtrafr gam -re fag « e~V m — FradydeeMa. mis OF UlEflEHT. » j WbiMwoabere — Good lauadrews. ' Sportsmen dcol object to hanging _ j hare. . 1 Tbe torn Nihil!* b aaid to bora i originated with Tourgoenieff. the e novelist. f- j Within tea tbaa two years nineteen • ' pcraooa have heen pot to deal in Ruaaia 9 tor political oflmws p ! imported from Eogtaad'' to be a* * J I liberty te Pennaytvauia. „ Mr. Cbmatock, who dhofivceed toa , Nevada mine of woode-fo! wealth, died „ In privation in toe wild, of Montraa. >f " Quail oa too* " was what be or;t 1 dered. •■Qnailontru.t " wmwImlDie d Innkeeper colled it eoeae month . after, t! Paraaolt. in their present torn. II thoogh differently ecnetrrofad. wore 0 need by tbe rarient EgJpRani. Tbe 1 idea waa borrowed Irom toa EasL " Dr MrCoah says that of toe 1.000 " graduates of Princeton doting bia ccn- ° necllor with toe college, ooiy foor wore ^ | skaptica and three of tbem have now 1 become precbers of t be gospel. a 1 benjamin Franklin wm toe youngmt „ son and toe flfteeoto child ol a family. w ol arses teen children He wm born la ;d : Boaton. January 17. 1700 lib. father „ ( emigrated to America ia HW b The Sew York SteoM aad T<U,.am. ' r. I both owned by Jamm Gordon BeuoMl. e ! recently made a -on tract for whit* » | paper which win cost tbem nearly J | fll.KOO a day more than they paid is* ) Mamma (enuring)-" Sow. I'm aiue you children are in mischief, yoa are so F* | quiet." Ethel (in a rapturous w bistro) , -■• Hush, ma! Tommy's bcu painting " a spider', web oo grandpa's hold bead " while he's asleep, to krap toe flies off!" £ . Mr. Vsaderbiit hm taforo ' United Slates treasury. forgotten ten -cent piece within toe hidden can* rad cells ol aa old vest, be Mrs. Grossman, of Berlin. Canada, is of twenty-six years old. sod has Iron mares ned acvcn years. Bot aha ia tha mother g. of twelve children, wbicb might be apro propriatly described u two eoUtaireu, I taro eeu of twins, rad two aria of Three ere thlrty-loor prreooa in toe United Kingdom who are oanera of ■ta ovrr |00,rmo acre mch. Tbe Dake of III Boocleogh owo. dSSJflO; Bredalbode. ■d Fife. «S7.»S*; J Math moo. 7- <3<.5eo ; Argyle. Hfl.ll*. sod Atboto, IM.B40 Tbe Empress of Austria bm a pamioa for dogs aa well as hocere. aod bm tbem of all the rareat breeds. Tl.ey my aome • • of havpetdogaaitvpiBbeT bedroom, aad He favorite food ol each. One of her favorin . Itm aad a tall negro footmu alwayiacri. company her in ber daily walks. -ad a Bettlerhr TrllMag Eatape Itam lo"1 Ju* below Kra.wb. foils, in We* *l Virginia, arrtlm a correpoodeot of toe I"- Ixmleviiie Omrter-Jo-rW, ia u overti- banging rock of immense alar jutting y ■ .Ot - one hundred fret over the about hundred tbe

1 aertbing whirlpool, aod about tha aome ' beigi.1 abore. Ttu. wa. ora* the aceae of a remarkable adventure. The Ia- ! were ia bot punoit of Van Bib tte. a settler and a man of distinction them sorry time*. He wro hard pressed, awl ail nerve, to Dm rieor below aad above being cot off. M wro driven to tbe jutting rock, which proved to be tbe jnmping-off place tor blm. stood oa toe rock, ia full vira of tor enemy above aad below, wbo yelled deo.ooa at toe oertaialy of hie speedy capture. He stood up boldly, aad with his rifle kept tbem at hoy. As he tbtod iacru he looked aeroro tte ring-row his frfcnds-hi. wito wito bar babe ia ber area all helpkro lo petrifled with terror and nmvsmrsat. tried st tbe too of her voice ; "Loop into tte river rad are* me!" Lsylag bar hate oa tte ggoos. she seised Dm sad sprang info Dm skiff sleas. As sba Beared tte rotMle of tte rivev ber baatemd row Dm laffinae ooroAag la fell fane sad yviHeg uka lim.ro " Witt, wito!" ba screamed. " Tm carodropdown s littio lower." WRh torn te sprang (rum torocrag aad da •eroded lite oa antra iato it.-.wTOm. to* III III IB The wtfo rem I ea ter •orfac. toe Hub oeaae RmDag flte a . sort, bobbfng aboat fa. tb. fadteg ; flood, b *B* OB soto! ■■a-at;4 B : aaxrSHrs ! roiem Mo em* ooor tea: 1b a mw i mora to. orara wro lupfltribte. rod ete briped bte to as^Bbfa Mto R ' tte haMed bdtoao poaped Ante tbroa . Etefarifa wMe dKmoriaafa. :S!5v=r-£=:>,5 :£rcrir!H'£t3