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THE TFLEflttAPII AND MESSEXORF: FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1885. THE TELEGRAPH & MESSENGER. Daily nnd Weekly. The Tn.EGKA.pii akd Messenger Is publish ed every liny, except Monday, and Weekly evry Friday. The Daily is delivered by carrier* In the flty or mailed pottage free to subscribers atII psr month, f2.60 tor three months, 15 for six c. - uths. or lio a year. The Weekly la mailed to subscribers, post- tee free, at u.25 a year, 75 cents lor six months, lo clubs o: flve, if, and to clubs of ten, |1 per year aud an ext ra copy to getter up of clubs of ten. 'The date on which subscriptions expire will be found on the address tag on each paper, and subscribers are requested to forward the money for renewals of theaame in time to roach this oflice not later tbau^tho date on which their subscriptions expire. Transient advertisements will be taken for the Daily at |i per square of ten lines or less, for ihe tirst insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent Insertion; and for the Weekly at II per square for each insertion. Liberal rates to OOtilraetors. Rejected communications will not be re turned. correspondence ooutaining important news and discussions of living topics is solicited,but mast be brief and written upon but one side of the paper to have attention. Remittances should be made by express, money order or roistered letter. a tv nta wanted in every community In the Bta'a. to whom liberal commtiaions will be paid. l'oAtmoatcra are especially requested to write for tcrmR. ations should to Messenger, Macor, OH Money orders, cheeks, etc., should be made payable to H. C. Hawsoh Manager. Rusbia. ongbt to employ Bjyton as a man-o’-war. Nxw York seems to be suflerirg from an attack of legislative colic. Col. Rikl, nowthathe has been whipped and caught, will probably be cslled a rebel. Another False Prophet is about to jump El Mabdt. England may get some profltj O -t Of tills. Woman's wrong, »nd woman’i right, still occupy n great deal of apace in the newspapers. It ts evident that we will have to call In the missionaries and let them lalo.'wilh the baaehalliste. Them arebigger bunardiln Penmylva- nta to an Aba Bernard,and they rooat lnaide the city limits, too. Paul Botto» will have t J be employed to awim out and attach a couple of blad- dera to the Dolphin. Funny. This ittddcn ebullition In regard to Bryant may fool gome peoplo outside of the State in regard to the virtuous indignation of some Georgians, bntit will be regarded hero as altogether funny in place of being serious. Of course Bryant ought to go, but how comes it that Bryant is in apoeition to render this either pleasant or neces sary ? A Washington special says: Gen. John B. Gordon, of Georgia. called on the Attorney-General to-day, and protected in the name of the good character o! the State of Georgiaegelnattbe longer retentiontnoffice ot United States Marsha! Bryant. He declared that Bryant was not only offcniive a, a parti san, but ai a man. and that hla removal from plfte waa demanded by the people whom he had on the etump end elaewhere traduced. What is the sudden necessity of im porting a citizen of New York to Washington, to bulldoze the tardy Attorney-General as to Bryant’s walk ing papers? Bryant is no more offen sive to the honest and respectable peo ple -of Georgia now than on the first day of his arrival. One tithe of the fuss now being made could have kept him out of the oflice he now enjoys. The Senators from Alabama prevented a fellow just like Bryant from being ap pointed marshal in that State. Is it not funny that neither Brown nor Colquitt complained of this horrible man when he was appointed? And is it not strange that Col. Crenshaw's deputies cannot get along with Bry ant’s deputies, and yet harmonize with Marshal Wade’s deputies? The lino between the two districts in Georgia is an imaginary one. Only the other day and there was published in these columns proof of the infamy of one of Marshal Wade’s deputies, and yet Colonel Crenshaw's deputies can get along with such, but cannot stand Bryant’s deputies. Such stuff as this cannot deceive sen sible men. The people who put Bryant in for n purpose have used him and now desire to put him out. Nobody objects to this movement; the objection lies against the published motive. What reason cals out in the States of Ohio and Vir ginia, and laying down the formula by which their successors aro to he put in. As the same process will probably be applied to Georgia,our Representatives and parties desiring post-oflicea can read and go to work. The fact that a man holds a commis sion from a Republican President, should not only be prima jacit, but conclusive proofs of “offensive parti sanship” at the Sontb. At pnbllo sale in Paris recently, the throne of LonfaX'V wasaold for 11 300. Tbi, is a sad evidence of the uncertainty of human greatness, and enough to make those wrep who have not already contem plated Ru'hetfordB. Hayea down upon hla kneel holding a balky ben on thirteen er6 STiiz New York Critic thtuka that tho reten tion of Mr. Jtmea Bussell Lowell ea a Profes sor at Oiford la Just like the English. Give them an Inch and they will take an eU. In thta case It will be two ells-Ruia-ell Low ell. -Detroit Free Press. And they can get another by knocking “el”onto! Phelpv. The Sonny South saye: “We are pleased to know that President Cleveland has too high an appreciation of the responsibilities resting npon him in hla new position to pley the big elepbeot in public paradea yet awhile. The Commercial convention will doubtless be a sucress without his pres ence, and it were better, perhaps, for the people to purine their avocations these bard times, than to rash to Atlanta to see a popular President. One of the most dis gusting of all human frailties is lta uncon querable tendency to man-worahlp.” The South ha, voted solidly for twenty years the Democratic t'cket in order to rid herself of the Republican harpies who prey opon her peace and retard her progress. If the end to which she has labored be not •ccompliebed alter success has crowned her solidity, the States that make up the South will align themselvei with the fao tions that hold out the heat offers. This Is why Southern Democrats stand flatfooted now and demand that a change be In every office that shields a Republican South o! the line. They demand that the change be made, and that precedence be given the South above every other section. grows to a height of two feet, and appears much Itk» an overgrown dandelion. The older white roots are selected, and, after being dried, are roasted over a coke fire and ground into a very fine brown powder. The root is grown extensively in Belgium, Holland and France, aid shipped in largv quantities to all paru of tho world. It ought to be generally known that a man’s bat will serve in most case, as a temporary life preserver to those In danger of drowning. When a person finds him self In the water he ahonld lay bold of hia hat between his bends, keeping the crown close nnder his chin and the mouth of the hat under water. The quantity of air con tained in the cav.ty of the bat will keep the bead above water for a long time— sometimes for several boura. ALL OVER THE SOUTH. Jacksonville, Fla., has organized a hu mane society. North Kissimee, Fla., contemplates con structing water works. There Is hog cholera epidemic In Wil llamsburg county, 8. U. A large Iron foundry has been estab lished at Asheville, fj. 0. A large tobacco fectory Is tn course of erection in KeldviUe N. 0. Warren connty, N. 0., produced 2,600 p mnds of tobacco last y-ar. Tavares, Fla., is to hare a large Iron foundry and machine shop. The erection of a 3100 000 hotel at Gainesville, Fla., la assured. One hundred new houses are tn course Two Very Curious Delusions. Chicago Times. The late Earl of Dndtey, who dfrd In London tho other day, waa the victim of many extravagant fancies. An exchant-e says: “One oNiis crotchets was that bis body was s> brittle as glass nnd that aav violent blow would break him to pieces On this account he was constantly and closely attended by a body servant, whole business it waa to prevent any person from knocking accidenUHy against bis fragile lordship?’ This is a curious delusion, in- deed-almost as curious as th*t of the con fident granger with a few thousand dollars who goes Into the Chicago wheat market belieYing that nothing on earth can break him. A new explosive, known as kinetite, is at present using kindled in Orriuauy. It one nunared new homes a consists, it i, said, of a mixture of oils and of erection at Aaheville, N. U, gun-cotton. and is superior to dynamite, There are fourteen Mormon preacher. In a, its manufacture and man'pulntton are the vloinily of Asheboro'. N. 0. absolutely without danger. It will deton- n .„, ahh—u ale only under certain peculiar and well- ol>liIn ln defined conditions of shock. Only the part I ra * ny ^? ub c * r i 0,ln “ counties, exposed to concussion explodes, and when Tee Shelby, Ala , Iron Company have on fired it burns quietly, witn a brilliant light, their grounds 7.000 Iona of pig Iron. The true composition is being careiully The Ltun Iron Works of Alabama are kept secret. making preparation to cast water pipe,. The construction of a ship railway The quarterly report Bbow, a little over to connect the Ray of Fundy with tha Quit (600 000 in the Tennetsee State treasury, of St. Lawrence ha, now been finally de- Twenty.tbree buildings aro now in elded on. This will not exactly make Nova course of erection is Lauren, county, S. O. 5a ‘f nd“r^wlWabl'ilTi£hffJdS 011 “ «W»«I have been dlscosered at from MonUTl QmtJo “andTher porU oS OfigJWoilt. tWe " ,y “““ the 81. Lswrence without baring to encir- . . . cla the dangerous Nova Scotia coa.it—a The contract has been closed by the city saving of GOO miles. The ship railway, council of Gadsden, Ala., for the erection which is to be seventeen inilea long, will wate *works in that city, be sopported by n subsidy of $30,(M) a year Guntersville. Alabama, has thirty bnsi- for twenty years from the Canadian gov- ness houses, and hai not had a Nilure in eminent. the recollection of the oldest inhabitant. The new clock in the Board of Trade Charles Keating, of Winchester, Va., building,‘.Chicago, it made ot iron, btonxe tell from a train Saturday on the Shenan- aud steel, and weighs ten tom without the doah Valley railroad and had both legs cut bell, which weighs 4 500 pounds more. off. The pendulum alone weigh* 750 pounds. W. G. Britton, tax collector ot Ha’e *°rka, 7kteh follow the plan oounty, Ala., has been sentenced to ten , Jg be , Kfeat Westminster Palace months’ imprisonment for embezihne clock in Ismdou, are divided into a time- $18,000, 1 b train, a hand-train and a striking-train. xt ra tmul t„ These trains aro separate machines, rest- LttoTlSw i!pSSS!?w im? ai.'e liv i!Hp #•,* ■■Tmrntn fnnc* * attne riflv vtrleans Exposition socks, em» Each of these train! .reop'Mt^byi I »nd buttonhole, made with her arats weight, and the three weights togeth-1 “J?. 11 „ ’ . er weigh 3,800 poumla, The hammer that The Orand Comtnandery Knights Tem- strike, the bell was to have weighed 1201 pl“ r °I Alabama will meet In grand con- pounds, but a patent hammer weighing ISjfJ®,lu8elo>a on next Wednesday, the only eighty pounds ha, been preferred. -Out inst. A Sad Juxtaposition, Boston Journal. A minister well known by name through out the land, who has nna of the best equipped house, ot worship, was ahowlDg a friend, not long since, through it, va rious rooms, when they came to the kitchen, which waa connected by a speak ing-tube with the pastor’s study. On tne ? J in large letters, “The Lord will provide,” while In smaller letters on the same wall near the mouthpiece of the tube wa, the direction “Blow and wait %LXi.£W". Tbe TUltor "““rally asked if the two inscriptions hadanypar- tlcuUrconnection with one another; and it is hardly necessary to say that a change wa, soon made In the lettering. Gome of the Atnericin editors are aoaox- can apply to Bryant’s removal that iou, for a war between Ruisto^and^Ejig- no j apply with equal force to that of every Republican oiBcial in the id, that we fear they are long in wheat. Wesdbll PHiLLira’a eatate ia almost State? This is the way in which Mr. worthless, thoogh he had been given much Cleveland is imposed upon. The peo- property. He waa a bold and had specu-1 p\ e of Georgia are moat interested in iator. 1 the man who is to take the placo Bry- Tbe trouble with tbe man-o’-wer Morri-1 ant has been keeping warm, s,somebody swam out and attached a torpedo to the boom while all hands I More About tee Malle, apt I In our issue of yesterday we had . * " _ something to say about a faster mail The women part ot the new®*^**®*®*" , c hedule for Macon and Us vicinity, position are quarreling, but ai the ahow I , , ,, ., 4**5 Ss about to oloss public Interest cannot be To-day tve desire to call tho attention r-xcitcl. of tho Ccn ral railroad management to what we consider a grievous and un Col Red Cloud is in tronble. A portion ncceS8ar y r elay of mails. Macon fur- ot his cabinet baa ‘truck. Colonels Red n | g j, eg Southwestern Georgia and a Shirt, Tom B^yend<MteoOh«.Uydo ^ Alabamft with a not agree with hla administrative policy. | ,, , ■ daily : journal containing the latest The Boston Reeard Is disposed to think news. In these days a daily journal that in Georgia punishment for crime is j g n necessity to its readers, the delay too severe. TheReoordhas toplckeplace or {a ii ure 0 f which will bo ot a long way from home to fuse with on this once corop i ainc< i 0 f. A daily * cortf- , I journal it not only of great interest The Cincinnati Knqutrer thinks that the to the general reader, but is of impor- Quecn of May ahonld be turned out and a tance to tho business man. Especially Democrat appointed in her place. But fo this the case in a section of country tt'y the Qaoen has not been cffensivaly I but poorly supplied with felegraphic partisan this vetr? facilities. ■ Tue President may not be embarrassed The Central system reaps a largo and by the selection of thsconanl to Melbourne, growing business from the sections but If .Senators Hampton and Butler retd served by the journal from this point, their State papers on tbeaubject they most I j( there is a community of interest be- feel anyway bnt plesssnt. tween shippers and haulers, then overy- BiLL Nve hits tbe nail oa the heed when thing that a railroad can do to advance ho says that woman should not marry the interests and prosperity of patrons, for revenue only, but for protection, not absolutely opposed to tho interests And he Is right when he »y, that his beat of a railroad, should he done.^^^^l original joke, ate tbcae he think, of him- The train which carries the mail fori •rif. r I Southwestern Georgia tmil Eastern Ai.v The Republican party In the South needs luuna does not leave Macon until 10 t tnaicoL—Timti-Union. No. The Repub- o’clock in the morning. It is fully lican party in the South needs en under- noon before any bulk of readers of taker. Hurry np, Grover; the summer dtily newspaper is reached, and the coraeth.end the remains ahonld be put I H hades of evening are falling before the » wa J ! . I subscribers of s morning paper are fur- Nuw THAT Mr. cieveUnd U Is tha tmilnas, niahed. The Tkleosapo and Messes ot correcting blunders. Sew England might oer starts to S large number of its sub- bctr.ate.lto a aamplc or two.-8prtn,a,l(t I Bcriben flvo or „i x hours after it has 11 o“ea. Arthur, Garfield and H.ye.1 1 e,t the P re “’ Everybody knows that aide many serious blmndere in Matas-1 * morntn^^newapsper will grow chuaetta. The inspiration of Gladstone’a late great speech has been made public. An English journal says: “Mr. Gladstone then rote once more and proceeded with bis speech in good earnest, bnt here an un lucky incident occurred which might have had rather carious consequences. Mr. Gladstone, who waa somewhat hoarse, had brought down with him bti well-known pomatnm pot” containing a cunning de coct! on ot egg flip t repared by Mrs. Glad stone. Aim, the stopper had been put ln ,o tight that it refused to move. Sir Charles Dllke contributed a penknife to the exigene’es of the situation and then the bnrly Sir William Harconrt, of all persons in the world, bethungbt of tap- p Ing the stopper till be succeeded in loos ening it and liberated the magic draught. Mr. Gladsstone, thus fortified, carried dis may Into the ranks of the enemy.” The winner of the Kentucky Derby, if hi* lege and wind lest, ia expected to chal lenge successfully the Eastern colts in the summer races. The late event brought good etriog to tbe score and tha winner ie likely to be a rece horse. A description of the rscessys: “Joe Cotton, the favorite, made hit appearance with Henderson on hla back amid great cheering, as d Blsrttn, Favor, Irish Pat, Ten Booker, Thistle, Clay Pate. Keokuk, Playfair and Lord Coleridge. The pooling was unusu ally heavy before tbe race and the Interest and excitement were intense. A good aiart waa made out ot the chute. Favor, who waa not at all lame, took the lead and cut out the pace, closely followed by Keokuk, Biersan, Ten Booker anil thooth- Cotton bringing np tbe rear. The horses were all well bunched when they passed the grand stand and the mile finish. From that on waa one of the prettiest races eter seen here. Favor ran out at the three-quarter pole and Morris's other party, Bteraan, went Into win, bnt could not. Joe Cotton ran easily till neer the finish, and passed Biersan without much urging and won the race by half a length; Biersan second, Ten Booker third, Favor fourth, the others bunched in clow behind. Time, Trials of n Suite. New York Sun. Private letters from Lady Mandeville to Theclock 'work isbelowthedialf'whi'ch I Alabama has a total of 324 saw and lam-1 Son? oMhepuin an^fSr^SSarfc by »;« inches in diameter, and herjnttla, aeventeen plantog mills, fifteen herself?in wun withotherUdUsof toe the bell Is shore them, and 250 feet from »esh, door and blind factories and Bix Princessoi Wales’s suite during the royal w.v*in 0 ?5o'.Jond, P ' ndalU “ H pro.re.s toroagal’reUnd: Tb?vWuS&s way in iwo seconds. | Carter Weaver, colored, of Richmond, irankly admits that she was frightened al- who was coachman for President Van most to death and Buffered untold misery PEOPLE and gossip. I Burcn, and afterward for Got. McDowell, in anticipation of a Fenian shot or an nn- died Friday. expected visitation of dynamite. “The —Lawrence Barrett is playing in To- Little Roak, Ark., has been redistricted Pf» a ce and Princess were full of plnck,” rento to enthusiastic audiences. | and divided into four wards, thus enttine ,ae writes, 8“for they had a great end in «k. k«..a -» -u ~ *- I view; but as for our insignificant selves, I we could neither eat nor sleep, and scarce ly ever trusted ourselves outside the door, A CONFIDENTIAL CIRCULAR. Po.tma.t 0 ,-cen., a | VI,a. P„ parlnB the Removal of Paitl.an Po.tma.ter. Tne following circular, which exnlaln. itself, has been issued by the Posma-ter- General. It has thus far teen sent to the Democratic mem here of Congress from the Slate, of Ohio, Indian, and V.^icU, and will be rent to members and delegations from other States; [Confidential.] hhut it ” 18 t0 tbe deparnneit and be'Uken i^ e th« ab 6 tha , tsome act| 0'> shonl.l pe taken in the way of removal? a .d am i2 P f l J entt 2« aaaUt oar P e op!e ln’fcecurine rel.ef to which they are justly entitled from partisan postmaster*. I lmve had a tbe Virginia delegation lari to!? n il ,00n brlng 1,1 tiieir cases ant^I snail hope to make the curliest re- In«n a LV n t ?« t S, * ,e - As soon as they r b 3i.n? re , 4<1 J' and I hope within a week, I desire to appoint from three to ten to “ C r 0l ! nty K ln , V,rglDl; ‘, ‘mounting . bu , nd, : c ' 1 alti-ether. I had Intended to invite your*elt and the Democratic delegation from Oaio to meet mS£SrJ£± consider the plan upon ■ SS.Mr.fiT-as.K’K —"ssaxsssr —• SSJftftssssr- Oar esteemed friend of the Greensboro Workman has written up the Ltnler fam ily, whence the gifted Georgian poet sprang. The great-grandfather of the poet came from Kngland. Hit name was James. His son S-tmpsnn was born in Rockingham county In 1765. He married Betsy Massey. They had nine sons and three daughters. Of these sons one was (Sterling, and be«Iived in Mississippi. He was the father of 8fdney Lanier, the poet. The Workman gives the history of the family with some fnllness. The poet left manv kin in North Carolina and in other Southern States. We are glad to know that the po?t was of good North Carolina slock, a _Ta _ 1 ;— " - wvvuaicu iw we that per- bv be eCcoIJ Pfi3hed rJ*!i da S;. I ‘hall beg you, therefore, to SSSjjjff ‘i** ‘Uggestions I uinke a. to tiie Sto£e d th.m P ro ? Cilur ‘. ond if you can Lin la 1!.“ and get aome caves ready within the next two or three weeks I think yjjfea^t mouth of May I can give sub- .Ke away tlie ini- I think that st&mial relief that will t portunity and discontent. x n.,,,, from 15 to 25 per cent, of the fourtl —Mark Twain’a “readinc” tour ia I down the board of aldermeu to eight in-^ut as for our insignificant selves, fifitoh.v.net.edhtmpjW " 8 s 1 . 1 w sssr* »£SSS ^ r , , , __ ... , . eighty viettore were entertained at the ho-1 r l..« .Tvaaiitinn. ,h» ri.ge expeditions, they were too dreadful for onythlog.” Ha Couldn't Make It Out. Every Other Saturday. The proprietor of a tannery having —Jean Ingclow, who has just issued I td^ol Montgomery, Ala’, a new volume oi lyrics. Is filly-five years The gamblers of Fort Worth, Texas. ola ’ ,, have been notified to leave the city. No- —President Cleveland lias made a Mce has also been given that tho Sunday conditional promise to visit Boston aome taw will be strictly enforced, time this summer. ' — —Dr. Julia Ingram has been secretary and treasurer of the LouUvltle,., ,-— P mid., .tc h».«n t, Ky., Medical Society. north ot the Ohio river. cf V.’Jn M l! .ttrantiv. Senator AVade Hampton is already h J£ b ® S5 C *lf D8e B , a a k o! I J or, ?i k >»st what he thought a hapjy Idea struck preparing for a aummer trout-fishing in til , ! he him. He bored an auger-hole through the pt,at locking man tn that city. , I shifting engine ou the Virginia Midland I ing intently on thi aign. So long did ho —If Gen. Samuel F. Cary’s prealc- railroad at Lynchburg Tuesday and killed, gaze thst finally the tanner stepped out | t r, h AhE, r ?M l . bl f l ;?i ni!,tS * m Tho Abingdon (Va) Standard eays it «nd addressed the individual: cast 60,000 votes in Ohio this fall. bae never aeen a better prospect for a fruit “Good morning i What can I do for —Mr. Randolph Rogers, the famous crop. The peach bloom is very heavy, „ „ , ... sculptor, baa given hia entire collection of and the apple crop promisee to be very Ten me, replied the man, without art works to the University if Michigan. tine. ' moving his eyes from tho sign, “how that -The jailer bracelet is again fashion- , Jhe crop outlook )• reported to be spier.- For tbe able. It closes by means of a padlock. If dldto ail acctiona of Alabama Expert- _ an engagement bracelet the gentleman •““d J«rm»rs are alrredy predicting that keeps the key. | this year will be the best crop year since —Colonel Burnaby’s will makes Crary on Kl.sing. 1875." ’ ' I Utice Observer. Colonel Valentino Baker the mardianoil 0n Wednesday lasts tornado passed . A pecnliar phaaaof insanity is developed the late Colonel's only child In the event tf 0Ter Newmerkei, eighteen mlleB from by .Polish women residing on Warren Mre. Boraaby'e death Huntsville, Ala., destroying several build- street, ln Schenectady. The women, who T . . ., . I logs and damacmg rainy others. The lose '• about thirty-five years of age, la Mary —Judicis to have a new rival in tho I |i about (10,000. No Uvra were lost. No Kuzmarek, thewifeof Frank Ksczmarek, person of one Alice Lvvigne. Tbe latter damage Is reported elsewhere. and recently she was committed to the tings, pleya the piano and cornet, and ts ■ - - care of Superintendent Walton, at the •aid to be quite pretty. .._ county almshouse. Tbe woman, while —Miss Kate Stephens, professor of T What Baeo Ueea. not violently insane, la attll not a safe per- Greek and literature tn the Kansas Stale „ „ Lowell Courier. son to be given her liberty, and. as Super- University, has been compelled to resign, Henry Stanley has been appointed gov- Jntendent Walton has no proper place at she sajs, because she is a woman. ernorof the Congo State. Let the band the county-house In which to confine her, _m,t i . v 1 play “See, the Congoring hero cornea.” ho has made application to have her sent 7S°!’.S eS 2? ® U , ed Mllc ' J nero comes. „ thg UUog- 0ne 0 , , he pcca . vtd.for(3,000,whlchheaiegeiwuover- Mrst.ry Exolaln.d liaiitleaof Mre. Kecamarek’e Insanity is paid her on a contract. On the other hand Mystery explained. 1 ttaak she is nossoised of a desire to kiss the diva claims that Mapleson is ln her Philadelphia Herald. everyone she meet* During her incarcera debt. Job must have been out shopping with tion at the coanty-bouee site has several —Calla lilies have usually been his wife, and be»n waiting in his usual times threatened to smother Supsrintsn- thought too large to wear aa corsage or saih P a “® n t wa y for the coming of thecaah-boj, I dent Walton with her oscular demonstra- bouquets, bnt three and five tn duster are w ^° w , os *.° nave some Idea ot tions. now being worn by ultra flower fashion- the balance ot a two-dollar - ablet bill after the price of a paper of pioe bad , been deducted, when he exclaimed: "All —There are skeletons in every closet, the days of my appointed time will I wait as a matter of conns, but the skeletona ere uu my change conies.” worn much smaller than they used to be, — thec*loeet < aa former.y. UP “ “ aCh r °° m ‘ n Very Llk. Unto Nature. -Miss Emma Thuraby sprained her „ Wh i )r ^* . i "ah aapitca ankle tbe other evening while gettlngln. Mr .^ ko * ^a^iSg^^a Cmbl. b^ ... „ ittway atatton u | .kinii nsa>,i intimv ih> •rtisdxi Snnn I ’I only'wantedl to say that——” "It makes no din.‘ranee. Tbe elvtl ser vice raise most be enforced.” •I’m from New York.” 'Oh—ab—that alters the cue Why stale as fast as a fish out of water. The newspapers help shouting heard or seen. It was a greet race, the time bring second only to that of Fat Malloy in the Derby of 1879, when it was made ln 2:87, The I'iltabnrgChronicle .aye th.Repab- the yai^, in many ways. Tho rati- , ! T\ ^ paid for carrying the news- look for tbs Treaiary bnllulng la 1888 1 . « . • . «»»»] This, it would leem.ii. melres pr.ciution. not , we ^ bn ‘ 1 Tbe instinct ol s RepubUean would lead | paid (or the service, and the him to tha public treasury during an I prompter tiio mail service the better ec j[ pse . | everybody will be satisfied with it. * “ . . The delay complained of in Macon is IT seems to most peep s strange that rioug „ c[ , 0 , ltg gUte th . t wo the notorious Pennsylvania outlaw, Abe , , Buzzaid, ha. n.vrr b«n esptured. But toow the same way, and Abel, a keen scented tuzsard. Whm » cction >° Ur 8® “ the oncmen- dar.gcr threatens ha aUpa over Into Musa- tioned is so treated as regards tie daily chusetti and writes crltlctims on Elgar mail. Alien Poe. ] We have the right, in common with I the people of Southweat Georgia, to Short, who ‘tabbed Phelan thirteen com piaj n| .nd to urge that the Central t .n',«H*tol tnanagement ehall endeavor to arrange *aeotfree by a New York jury. Bug,, a ®^ edul ® w , I .‘ t . ch * U ‘ f 0rd ®°. re „bo murdered a women, wu hong. Rogg ‘P^J “<1 satisfactory delivery of tho waa a negro, and the negro bu no chance mails from tills point. These observe- in the North. tions apply just aa strongly to the cor-] | reapondenco of our busin^H xicaosooran in the Agricultural Bureau at Washington has discovered that | The Ware Snd.d. each globule ot pure buttu inTarUbly The lg85 wh[ch ^ wilh contain an Image oIcLAOUrews Croat, I , f f • ] Z that the image U found tn no other th « “ l, d D ® *“ rlln * Wting at each fatty substance, fc’t. Andrew’, cross u 0 ‘ h « 8 heels, bids fair, with one excep- liUiy to becomes “SooUand’acuria" to tion, to close U peace. The British olcomarrer.ne dealers. j are getting out of the Soudan, and the French off the Chinese frontier; the The prudent housekeeper can now xet I rebellion at Panama has come to an even with the dairyman end the green gro- gbr0 p t emling; the war between San zjs^szossssxst 11. il .1 ,b. la Ito—d thattbesiobuleaoC pure batter, when ob- that the Red rebellion has failed, leav- It Makes a DifVirsnoe. Texas Sittings. Applicant—“Good morning, Mr. Presi dent. I cslled ” President—”1 am not receiving any pe titions this morning,” “Bat I ftiihed to 11 “All applications must go to the proper SSkuaaS 1 , ln a 0hio m f *ht be removed within tho next two months. a\d Mreat good aeoompllahed thereby, it our i.e.mle adhere to a proposed pUn. 1 Thie le, in short, to pics out the most obnoxious and offensive partisans in earh county to the number oi a uix>h to aqnS ter of all, pnd choose tirat-qlisa men lo Uke their placet. I will require no mjre proof of partisanship in these selections than the affirmation of knowV'e on the part of a Representative or Senator that tho postmaster has bfen an acti/e eiitor or proprietor of a Republics i newspaper printing oflenstve articles, easily i-howjUjy slips: or a stumn sj-eakc*, or member^ a political committee, or (.(licf-r of a cam paign club, or organizer of political meet ings, or that his office has been made the headquarters of political work, or that his clerks have been put into the perfo*raance of political duties. Poisibly other acts of equal force may be noted in some cases. U the Representative does not know the fact, It should be established by some af fidavit of some person whom he cm affirm to be of unquestioned credibility, or by some documentary evidence. In recommending for appointment, I beg the Representative will state the age, bntine(8 and what kind of onsineta expe rience, and a description of the business character of the applicant, and also of bia habits nnd standing iu the community. It would be well to tile evidence showing that he will be satiafactary to the community, and when there are various candidates I •ball be obliged by any explanation which the Representative can give. This necessarily imposes a little trouble, and yet not very great, but it seems to me reasonable to require very extraordinary caro and troabla enough to be taken to represent the facts. The earln st removals and appointments of this kind will chal lenge the keenest scrutiny. The former mait be juitifiible and the latter beyond criticism. Some mistakes have peroaps occurred, and our adversaries are keei ly interested to make the most of every fault, because they have perceived n strong cur rent of general Hpprobation of the purposes of the administration. In rendering this justics to our people which consists of the removal of enemies :r .1 Mib'ititiiti'm of our friemh, I ;»•<•! that It is very desirable to proc« ed with extreme care, and that I am correctly representing the President’s wishes and purpofd in earnestly Bollciting that every step may be taken accordingly. I may add that as the common good is infinitely beyond the wel fare of auy one person, however great his place, so appointments to further a mere personal < nd, ehould be absolutely forbid den, and recommendations upon that basis may well expect disfavor. 1 shall very willingly take up the case ot any district or of any county, whenever they are ready; andXlballbi glad if the Representative can personally attend and go over them. Papers ahoola be tent in as coon as poss hie, and will bo then careful ly briefed in the department; and when bo made ready appointments can be nude with great rapidity. Should you think it desirable to have a personal conference belore this is begun, I shall be very glad to meet the delega tion. Bnt as I have felt It desirable to relieve thamof unnecessary Journey leg and ex pense, I have written a similar letter to etich Representative from Ohio, and re- npectfully solicited reaponiive notion in ac cordance with the spirit of it. Yours very truly, Wm. F. Vi lab, Postmaster-General, a.iaic iiiLUHiu vtcuiui, nuuc|j Washington wtihtoe'pufpoae ongoing to I wb i c , b "P 0 ^ »“ on .? > h » artificial flowara I her home in Brooklyn. ^ 8 and insects ot hie wife’s new bonnet. “It “ I it vaa oa a garxian flawer I d i«sa> It a aa I „ ... , . i garden fiswer I’d swear —Vernon Lee’s real name is Violet all-G-rr-rrat rmiar-rrI ’ be suddenly, , The crowd went wild at the flnish.snd Reset. Her age Is twenty-four. Rw ‘hrieked, irsertiDR a wounded finger in hla ."“-^-“a* altera ‘he rase Why never was such nuahlnc raihlnE and critics attack her because her novel, “Miss month and dancing aronnd like a whirling ”{“®f “Hthe never wai iucn pnaning, rusn g ana m exhibits mora knowledge than so dervish. “Wh» the hinm«>d thin* !■ aiiv*r» I P ,ace * in .cablnat are filled. Hw, young an authoress should have. -Mark Twain told the VaasarCol-1 Roolera New. in Kan«a.i lerc atudvota that hia utuai price for read- Sedan Graphic. down. We’U fix yon np pretty soon. Came log was $500, but that there he was quite We had in type for thfe week’s issue the from Nov York? I once lived In .Neff “Why. the blamed thin. i. alive I” I ,^1, y««n’Viilu a tor.len mission or aometbing ot the tort for this cenllamao. Sit down, air, I rinwn VVo'll At vnn nn i.raHtr a/vtn P, ITEMS OF INTEREST. lot man — .... . .,UxUc and all that; A vacuum exl.t. Beneath tha latest haL setTed under that instrument, Invariab’y bear the image of SL Andrew’s cross. It Is to be hoped that aome phllinthro- piat, who has an educational turn, will some .lay leave a font tbe Interest of which may be devoted to publishing correct lite rature for the bunefit of the blind. What a world of beauty a good book opens to ttoso who bare to grope thrir way through tbe darkness. It fa tho dungeon's door jUd'og sSgbUy to the captive’s band, tat- Urg s tbe sunlight and e flesh of the land scape wu’-ch it na'he*. ing Bell himself in tbe hands of the Dominion force*. But the ooe exception—the trouble between Russia and England—has not yet been settled, and U these dash in battle tbe shock may shake Peace from her pedestal in many capitals. Rear), to Mott, We give place in another column to a circular letter of the Pogtnuwtere General announcing his readiness to , commence the work of taming the ntv That momttche, youre, roans man Tie waxed, Indead; whet pains; Ba & i r , iMi?b‘Si,s ab * rt ‘ , “’ One ostrich’s egg is equal in weight to twenty-eight hen’s eggs. Seven miles of tbe railway from Saaklm to Briber have been completed. Tokio, Japan, is undergoing an epi- demie ol measles. Two tnenaand cue* have been reported in one day. Fruit trees are so heavily laden in places on the Pacific coast that hundreds ot laborers ate kept employed thinning out tho fruit One can get used to anything, even to exploetons of dynamite, wnich occasion comparatively little excitement in London now, except In the Immediate neighbor- hood ol the acre. The Irish jaunting car, which has been nnder tbe bon aloes thePboeclx Puk tragedy, has again coma Into favor, the Prince of Wales haring used one on bit recent visit to tbe Lake* of KiUaray. Osv fanner in Queen Anne county, Md., has recently planted 7,000 peacb trees, bis orchard now containing 33,000 trees, covering 333 acres. Twenty feet square of noil ia devoted to each tree. Ax ingenious New Yorker has pat ented a pocket lor coat* which can retdily be detached and used aa a cap. It can be oombined with any coat, and would prora very handy tor travelers, toldiera and others. The Canadian treasury having been drained bp railroad grants, the Kiel nbel- Uoo and a serious telling off tn the revenue, tbe deputy minister of financr, Ur. Court ney, and hir I-eo-.xrd Tiller ere res rente for England to negotiate a (60.000,000 loan. Wg smile at the Chineae doctor and rail him snperalitloua because he imports dried smoked liiarde for hie patient*. Yet ltteemr, according to the Medicil World, that tbe reptiles are e Imlnlstered In cases of eoneomptloa and anaemia with consid erable luccne, dne to the large amount of noto || phoepbonu coo tain ed In tbm. CnicouT root, ueed in adulterating ccflte, resembles a puanip. The stem tutu tied to take fifty cents and gel the | death of Mr. Wataon,ot Washington town-1 York myself.” other (499.50 in looking at the.’girU. ship, who died a few days ago, containing „I condoling words to hia bereaved widow „ Their Own Attcrnexa. —Prof. Angell, the court painter of lnd bn , on learning that tho widow Two weeks ago two men were arrested yi.nn.’h„c,mpUUd a fall-sized por- hgll ,haken off her weeds and transformed °n »'ram at Wilmington, Del. They were K alt V f 7i' 5 H’^ VdMWib, intend^ lot the berle )i j nl0 a gushing bride we withhold auppoaed to be pen of a gang who were htatorieal line of portraits ot kings andlgQ, sympathy and wonld like to have the woreing trains between Wilmington and their consorts in Buckingham Palace. Timcs-Journal send down a book of quo- Pbtledeipbia. Thev gave the names of —Dr. H. E. Stockbridge, son of ex- tations so that we maybe ab'eto fiuda John Adams and John Brown and were President Stock bridge, of Amherst College, verse suitable to append to their marriage committed to jell. Tuesday they were has been appointed chemist and geologist notice. We understand that husband No. placed on trial rathe 1 oort of Oeneral Ses- to the Imperial government ot Japan, and 11 had been dead jnat nine days to a min- slons, at Wiimlngtoo, but owing to the ab- has started tor that country to enter upon ute when No. 2 stood np and claimed the «*nce of any positive eridence they wer hlsdntitt. widow's band in marriage. , acquitted. They argued their own cat v)\r_ \r.L'ari<a« foiitA* rtt p I ^^ v ^—^ 1 huiI Pisniinra VFilncsscs in a very APondmouaLintctnar. ~ ^ ^ oSBUTt'S Cblcecohewi. I brief cbxrce of the chief inu’ice . .. i - v, , , Bayliis W. Hanna, onr new minuter to r.Tored the prisoners. The J two pal Lhnrch. dledjuddenly tn Chambers- Panto, weigh* 250 pound* avoirdupoto. men were then, .tier ecqnltUI, srraigtieu burg, Pe., Wednesday. Yet we read that In a recent addrets to hla on another charge, that oi stealing a wnich —It to stated that Miss Mackey did court the Sbah ol Panto expreuee the from Joseph H. Greenntan, on the ti ght va r at rut.... hfltw that "MniL will walk tn **-- ■ -• -—>• ' Young Men! —Rend Thla. The Voltaic Belt Company, of Marshall Mich., (»I1*t to Merul tlieir eelt-hrateri K:ec- tro Volinic H« lt and other Klectric Appli ances on trial for thirty days, to men (yomiY or old) a 111 >c ted with nervous de- hility, lois of vitality and manhood, and all kindred troubles. Also for rhttuma* tism, neuralgia paralysii, and many other diseases. Complete restoration to health vuor and manhood tfuarmteed, No ri-k is jncurretl n« thirty tlaya' tri«i is allowed. Write them at once for illustrated pam phlet free. PEWhONftL. not marry the Prince di Colonna at all— hropfthat gentle gales will weft to the of April 23. Adame, on whose person the! is. not the real Prince, who ia an aged I^i? “J PEj® Intellectual enn 1 Gnenman’s watch was foand, pleaded not NeepoiiUn, but only the eon of a jonnger odor ie soon to warm and il- guilty as to having the watch in his brother of the Prince di Gelatro—a Colon- lutnlne oar pretence; eye, even ee tbe this- ponesslon, end asked the clemency of the ua. bat not the Prince. tiedown ie borne by whispering zephyrs court. Btown pleadtd not gnUty. Green- * u-: i*. j over fragrant nr earls and throngh dancing man identified the watch, and htaN-1 that —A brido “J j5JJ7 r l]3tJ*®bo']|!®“ l <i , l|aunIlghttotbe far-distant, va’e of Cash-1 It was.toton from his |Kxkpt on thenlcht :KtONEy.iS- tvSk'jllEC! - m't s RIMEPY K; Mh,,yh *” (TeWRno^ •To FAIL?;!? rnfriiiiittffrL ol the ki blid-ier, urlimry nrgsn«, dropsy, ktat 1, dia betes aud Incontinence and retention Ot urine •'.Strike the Iron while It U hot.” HUNT’S Kidney and Liver. REMEDY qulckl* Induces the liver to hc**lthy notion, removing tie causes that produce bilious headaebr, dyspepsia, soar stomach* co*tl»e- —Mr. Robert Stuckey, of Autroville.^ cood as New 8.0,tonowlnhtoeigbty-*eeoodyear,and John Anderson, of Anderaon Station, Are the words need by a lady who wa* at has ntvtr had a suit In court, and never Tenn., when be began life pnrcbaird ten one time given up by the most eminent bad * deetor to visit him pro.eaalonally. aorta of ground on credit at the foot of physician* and left to die. Reduced to a Hta eyesight and health are atUI good. B* tho Cumberland mountains, on Crow mere skeleton, pale and hagrard, not abl* thinks tha world baa gODSderaTTed on the creek. While he was clearing hi* wife to leave her b*d from all those distressing eubjeeto of education, temperance and for- made maple eager, which he carried to disease- pecnliar to suffering female., such elgn missions. Cedar Blnff. on the Tennessee river, and a* displacement, leucorrh'in, intlsmnia- —It it becoming quite in faahlon to “'.benged for spite* of iron made at C»r- tion, etc., etc. She beg«tt taking Dr. semi presents to the bridegroom indepen- • I, r .9 n He rarrled it to a shop Pierce’s “Favorite Prescription,” and alto dent of the gifts bestowed u|un the bride, near Winchester and worked two daye as using the local treatments recommend At tbe recent marriage of Ute Marquis of • rtriker to gat it made It.into a “bar- bv him, ana ts now, ahe says, a* good Stafford he was presented with no Us* than shear” plow. Ha used rawhloe tor traces new.” Price reduced to one dollar. By forty-three traveling clocks, tlxtren gold- and was soon turning the soil. Hal* now draggtsti. mounted driving whlpt and six easre of •rePJ"*aJ}byman. and owns 26,000 acres , ■ — . . lacart-ptM. 1P* “nd Ho kfito 150 bog. .nnnally fov _Mr». Oscar Wilde appeared at a re 1—BIuetcMtreentlrely different from hi* hmiM* I aa f €r,alDm rot in a very beconltiK ^fariSBWra asfasriSSss'CSS ' Ur cep of the same gr^eniih gruy mat< | al completed the costume. “Honesty is a strong staff to lean upon. HONEST TESTIMONY. Ovwr 70 Years Old. Col. Benjamin S. Ha/inl, of Warwick, B. I. over 70 yvsrt old, iiilTerM for 1' >>*r* with * terriblekl'iney a**! bU«lder dimculty. Hews* peraitaled to try Hunt'a (Kidney and Liver Remedy. Inlet* than a week tne e \ crucial- ing pain* left him and have never *ln< i re* turned. Mr. Hazard recommend* Huuti Khlney and Liver, Remedy to every one *lm- llarly afflicted, with the greaUat confidence lo lu power to ouru. ”U*e wealth generously.’’ DaoldeU Man port last season, where many noted authors ami scientists participated. Buekl«n*a Arnica SairaJ Tha best salve la tho world for eats, bmlsss, , sktn, salt rheum, lever sores, tetter > ■fJTin > pike, or i to jive Lamai li Lamar. Catarrh Cured. ▲ clertynuL after sofirriaf a number of SB7< eaHMl a death. J M •endin I -nve npeto Hr. ■ t Hr-joki Adallna Patti tha great songtuwts, says 3W Avid cLurce. * ftUtt: “I ■HMMjl Doaoot them tap^rior to any I *j Pr.'scii**! <l-j*ot. -iTl and Pe New York. i 1 other tw r, ■?end for it >0 OlUor jU C.N. CRITT1NTOW, Ceneral Aa«nt,H.'ll