Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1875, Page 1

THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED DAILY, Sundays Excepted. AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Pennsylvania —< cor. Lith st. THE WEEKLY STAR—pwduseed om OO « year, postace prepara. BT Ali medseriptions wrariatly tm advances, ane ne sens lomcer than pad for. Rates af advertising furnished om application, Ve, 46—N2 . 6,979. oening Sta?, WASHINGTON, D. C SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1875. TWO CENTS. AMUSEMENTS TOQTH GRAND ANNUAL FESTIV OF THE Washington Sch AT ITNEIR PARK, Avguest oth, loth, iithand t2th. 1875. Prize Shouting! Prize Bowling! Ladies z2 Shooting! MONS. LEKOUN AN 16 Weir wae waled pert Tra: r ARKE wie Trompe ut ( + TWO rrRF ANCES DAILY Ste 4 see Beder <0 TTE CLUB ILLUMINATION AND TE OURTH ANNEAL Presre HIBEENI\ BLNEVOLEST ASSOCIATION Hteasis BACUR By the request and = ©F THE HOLY UIBERNIA BENEFICIAL ASSOCIATION dancing, cLean ar SKAND KEUNION G " ou ™ bis in E NOTH AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY FRIENDS THE PLATE PRINTERS: CNtON WILL GIVE A Grand Excursion to Point Lockont ON SsT Ec 3 Tih, IST bart ans followine basing the OINT LOOKOUT BDAY. LABSHALICS Te PLEASURE SEEKERS, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT STEAMEK PILOT E ¥. Capt. Wo B. Byles. Hiner monthe the S r" will Washington. from 4th stre ‘eee TUESDAY aac SATU RA ‘cloe princtpal landings rite Sameer Bee on Wednesday and morning for Wasbingto lot Boy the Pc entire route by 7) Seamer aTurding view Fare to FITZHUGH, Agent, els Sn Sixth street Whait. T= BEST YET. Eo! Fok THe WHITE Moyes Ee. AND MOUNT DESERT, t4 NORWICH LINE 922 only for the round tri York ‘and retern. € Beven Boutes. pamengers all: any point. Circulars. with fe be bad st the pri Penns; ivanis. and THE MARY WASHINGTON room for pleasare parties thas any bas best, FOR CHAKTER BYE: bavand eis ING. Bey relies tripe to Glymentand retorn Mon days, Wednesdays and Fridays, leaving Sth-street a: tm Apply on board, orto Da. HOW- SB TSOTH, President, _ EVENING STAR.’ Washington News and Gossip. ion outstand- of which $2,529,000 AL ney received at redemption aggre- ipts for the w. THE Treasury no S. bonds to secure thank cireula- 9 to secure LIFV TENANT DEATH OF LEAN BEAR t Marion, Florida, diet OPS IN KENTUCH member of Cor He reports the greater thai YFLLow FEYF ia..has been received | #fter riding aronn¢ ew ease since t br. Sternberg reeon as couvaleseing this m | not be permitted to le: t. Major Ger The Swiss pc riment having made a ters addressed drew Jacksor died at Newark, N. J tered the service ad served on the led the Mackinaw REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NORTH CARo- tor Josephs € ‘ t of August at Newport esicamer Ohio. on, Was marrie now on their tendedt te in: é over connecting roads stoppage al the ra one half miles an hour, reaching at 4o'¢loek the next mornir S are to be « r fTerent stations vers, Such #4 are int the United States. and taken up at A DASH AT The Louisville Christian Instroactor time that the public ry, instead of appro} ert its powerful mtinen evil tendencies of @ fleld sport whic! conducted, may be properly styled “base ball ran mad.’ and which if not entirely eradicated, or at least restricted within the bounds of reason and propriety, will do more demoralize the youth ¢ disqualify them for the bi of iife. than t ein arresting the ‘i sterd Ketaruing, omac being unsarpassed, onorable pursuits ‘race course’ or the ‘prize ight, makes these most apd healthfal trips for familics and scetal trip. $2; round trip tickets "i. Coiten sand Leonardtowa, A LADY TRAVELER THkow FROM A TRAIN. — Mrs. Rebecca jamped from a Pullman car of the Paciticex- joing west on the Pennsylvania rail- hursday morning, at some drowned in the Susquel bot been recovered. England to San Francisco, tray- supposed to have been anna river, as her She was en temporarily insane. eres $15.00 SHORT IN HIS ACCOUNTS.—Wm. H. eof the bankru) , is alleged to accounts, sup) ulations in absent from but was held held the posi- some $15,000 short in his to have been realestate. A Richmond, is a northern man, in high esteem, and at onetime lon of city auditor. A SINGULAR CASE hag court by a New J: who accuses a woman in New with enticing away his wife, thousand dollars da: in suck cages is genei the supreme And asks fifty mages. The defendant Tally Of the opposite sex. THE RECENT TREASURY ROBBERY. A Clue to the Thieves, TWO ARKISTS AND A WRIT OF HABEAS coRPUS. The Treasury detectiv having fatlel to unravel the mystery surrounding the recent loss of a package of 247,50) from the cash room In the United States Treasury depart- ment, on the 2d of June, the police authori- tis of the District were requested to take the caeinhand. It is believel that they now have a clue, but ax the case is one which re- quires every move to be made with the nt- most preeattion. the superinten . Major Richards, Chief Clarvoe, and the deteetiv: foree are keeping what information they have to themselves. Mr. George 0. Miil who had been absent from the city a few days, arrived home on M y last on the Theotore W. Brown, a well train with known sport . familiarly knowa as “Peg Leg Brown.” The arrest of this Indi- vidnalon Thursday it is thou know: ing oves is the first open step in the working of the supposed clu: robbers lation to A HABPAS Cor This morning. Judge Wylie made an order for a writ of habeas corpus to issue to Major A. C. Richaris, superintendent of potice, and Geo. O. Miller, commanding them to prot the body of Theodore W. Brown, cause of his detention before him tt the petition of Bi Messrs. Moore and Newman, in whi stated that Brown is, and has been, a resi- dent of Washington ‘for the last ten 3 thaton the 5th instant, having just return i toga Springs, he was appro’ who invited him io take a bi he accep with ¥ ped xt and ited in 1 after re- ing " short time he desired to leave, and he attemptet todo informed, to his profonnd astonishment, by the officer in eharge that he was ande and would ; and that he has and is now, confined ant fm- y hat he has ch: auainst nor has any warrant been served on ilin, and that since his arrest’ and custody the Po empowered to inquire into all er offer i ily sessions, steps have been taken to canse fr into any charge ag: The p ion isnot sworn te trown, bit is ac. mnpanied by the affidavit of Mr. Newman, bis Mr. N. states that tie was re. yesterday afternoon rent as above. tow ake an alfidavit procured a moat Court, inal mi yet no nity to be he was wilhr short time afrer t and went to the « of Major Richards for the purpose of obtaining Brown's affidavit when he was informed by the officer ir charge that Brown was notin the builiir but gone out with a detective, and hy i not know when he would retarn. He Mr. N.) further sta matters set forth tn the pet and that it is his beltet Brown is lice Hea t- quarters and ho consultation or communies tion is permitted to be had with him by any Yeleek p.m. Major Richards appeared re Inoge Wylie, in complianee with the fe return that the prisoner was y under authority of THE FOLLOWING WARRANT: Lumbria, Oninty of Washington, To the marshal of the District of Colum- reeting Whereas, A.C. Richards hath m of the Police rict of Columbia, of Jn A. D. 1575, at the munty aforesaid, Hi four Unite! States Treasury notes, each of the denomination and value of five hundred dollars, a quantity the U sof the dollars, were feloni y rriel away outof passe ani Stutes, against the peace ment of the United States: and hath just eanse to s at doth Theodore W. Bro mitting Hee — VOU therefore commanded 4 Theodore W. Brown and. bring him hefoere the 1 Police Court forthwith answer said cha Witness: W. B. ge of the Police Court, this Tthday B. F. Le 3 HTON, Deputy Clerk. THE HEARTS TO-DAY Me Moore and Newman appeared for they ner, J Fisher for the govern- met, and Mr, Wm. M. Evans for Major Richards. Judge Wyle, sfler said they appeared t adi bad jurisdiction. Judge Fisher taken before Ju not wish to go t anti) Tuesda might be fix inspecting the papers, be regalar, the warrant *s court, and that court at Brown was not because he (B.) did and preferred to wait Welnesday next, when bail nan explained » this action ween able to affidavit of Lhe petitioner; and he was apport theallegations in the pett ftidevits sher suid th tat the time Mr. N. > ou Mr ns ace Ned attention to the 1 was dated toda after the writ had probs served IDES THAT THE PRISONER IS LEGALLY Hf . Br is in I would be hel Db mnen must subi . and be he jer sus 1 Wronged by arrest he ean re- wages therefor, but he was now in It custody. and the cou {not Inter- ye xed. 2 for the missel and the prisoner jamin B. in the Treasury cash room, » Was arrested in New York enty by I MeDevitt and MeEl fresh, of this city, on the charge of being concerned in jhe larceny, and they are expected to arrive this afternoon with the prisoner FX-TREASUKER SPINNER was at Police Headquarters about one o'clock toway, and had @ long consultation with Major Richards, aud it was remarkat that he ‘appeared to be in much better spirits when be left than when he arrived, but what passed between them Is not known. A friend said to the General as he was leaving, ou are a free man now, General, and be replied, “ Yes, were it not for this matter, (the $17,000.) It appears like it's going to be cleared up, aud When it ts, [shall feel happy.” TooMns’ SLAVES —A correspondent tells this fanciful story. “We have here a colored minister by the name of Graves. He wasa slave of Robert Toombs, and was made free by the proclamation. He has just made & visit to Bunker Hill. Under tlie shadow of the ‘te column the old man stood bare headed, called nis own name, and answered ‘here.’ ‘But lam a free ang’ the grace of God and the proclamation the martyr Presiden KILLED BY LIGHTNING.—Frank Gilrain, twenty one years of age, was struck by lightning while hoeing potatoes in Shrews- bory. Mass., Thursday afternoon, and in- stantly killed. The electrie current entered the back of his head, separated at the neck, and came out of the body in three % Two other young men, who stood within ten ieee were stunned, but otherwise un injured. THE SUIT AGAINST NAPOLEON'S HEIRS. The action brought by the publishers of Na- leon’s “Life of Cesar,” at Paris, against clerk € author's heirs, in which the plaintifl — 16,700 franes byron for losses sus- ined in uence @ hon-compiletion of the work, hag been dismissed with costs. CHINA affords Bismarck an excellent oP. riunity to ‘tify his pugnacious 5) er Saat aa fe Germ ante es bas been assaulted and in accordance with the well known antipathy of the Chinese agains} all foreigners, Written for Te Evening Star | WAITING. in the twilight, w, While I stand Here in the door-way, waiting For the touch of thy vanished hand. Vanished, but unforgott Absent, but ever near: Thon art my soul's one idol Thy place in my heart most dear. | Maryland a: Fruits for the Come to me,—come The following letter from Col. Daniels, of Come to me r Virginia, has been received Snodgrass. secretary of Growers’ Association | Telegrams to The S | EXPLOSION A TAN ARSENAL | ONE BOY KILLED, TWENTY WOUNDED, | THE O'CONNELL CENTENARY. —— e | | A CENTENNIAL SUGGESTION. Der Doetor dealers to-day Z Among the fruit Only an echo answers, Abd only the song of ab Singing in saddest music The saddest that ever was heard— The fate of a crop over th river, The pea ood peaches sel mate, that at bushel, common Sang with iim in the tre As Tso often sat singing, In cays so happy with thee. more. and 1 THE AMERICAN TEAM IN PARIS. lence continue? Flow long mast t } nist I wait? ow long for th dder than wile CHCLERA AT DAMASCUS. | possible to ship a port be very wel August 4th, Count of the Funds im the Treasary. REPORT OF THE COUNTI port of the committee appointed by the Secretary of the Treasury to examine ‘s in the office vited States shows in the cash morning of 1 in the reserve vanit on COMMITTEE. Centennial Info: Letters from Americ ation Wa nt of the mon room was comm not been sur is to organi count and we mation for Uy careful examination of the nts of the office in its several rived from ¢ €theamount of each c and the follo Stolen from ea: ackage stol pruary 15, 1s The O'Conne MH Centenary, —A Dublin special 1e rule members promisal to att notes and se ing liems of room June 2 mption division. F terfeit note received fn’ redemp- ash im division of nsider the m | the proceedings of the Lord Mayor A Rome disy tion division, #50; s cimen curr course Was ultra The Americ Riilemea and Victor ) cents; excess excess in divisi : sin mixed lot of cur- 21,000 consisted of notes eled preparatory other division for r It will perha that had beer r ing them to d destruction by r ) counterfe n were presented t @ bank by w as, since the icans said he wes y portation is edt by the bank bave since been paid into the Treas mis With Whorn those losses occurre | whi } aid thelr meett ost pleasurable « 1 of potatoes ¢ ashington to co: years which cannot nting 10 345.48, coin cailed for by the books and included in te is occasioned by the fact that some small silver coin is included us redeemed in currence notes and securities mentioned was found in the nt found on bh he part of the roads 1 number was conc The Christian qu thsoceur in t 0 physicians, build np a vast tra and rl early products not enter into the in any shape. These articles of value d office, bonds belonging to the Smithsonian, A Strange Elope: ALONG ISLAND HEIRESS RUNS WITH A COLORED SERVANT—A ft 3} GIRLS—THE LOVERS Aw and the children have dispersed. A Report Denied. The report that the coniractiug a | wemify the posited by the MADRID, August CATCH yous ay: “With the exception ses above men- and which, outside of package Stolén ironi is. officially 1€ cash-room on June of canceled notes lemption division on Feb- insignificant, nd io the Treasury pond with the amounts called tness of the and educated her. T: — : About seventeen y TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AT AN ARSENAL. One Boy Killed and Twenty-Two In- len from the r found the mor proper to corres by the books, colored man 1 lighter complex and is considered st Saturday night she diset: % him $4. that she owed hin is Was all the money he had rl started for PHILADELYVHIA, Au sion this m ty persons were inj Were boys and 0 rsenal, abor red, some fatal boy was killed. Particulars of the Disaster. PHICADELP. An explosion tc burg arsena! about thoroughly tested In conelusion th direction w of the deficienc: A was occasioned by the te age containing bsmission to and find that it tof a sealed pa k this morning, ’ark bank, stolen from the 2 th ored boy, and hours of 10 about twenty seriously ir of them fatalls ster dispateh over the lveal telegraph lines g ves the following con- firmation of the FRANKFORT, Aug The report is signed t chalman,) 8. E bold, J.D. Patter IiteKinson and W Broucher le daughter bad they were li Middleton, H. H. T. S H. Brown, T. ©. we telegram: t ruling at the Bric burg arsenal Brewster and the gir son’s house, and were Brewster s A Trip Northwestward. RY ON LAKE SUPERIOR Rep Rock, Canapa, July We have just come to an bead of Nepigon bay, near which is situated the most south wardls post of the old Hudson Bay C intention to stop a few days at “Stanard Rocks.’’ forty miles north of M bass fishing, whi put the fog was so heavy Ss unable to tind the spot condemned ammunition. GRAND SCED It rained bar went to his mother's house fused to receiy der a tree u They saw a light in chorage at the | but one person Was Killed. and about tw injured, sev the confusion it is impo: annot survive. “Red Rock, tole to obtain kson's hous: —— Bebbery and Murder in ATI, AugOst ra’s pawn-broking shop, was robbed Thursday 4 Worth of jewelry, while daughters were sit ; “s defence was that the girl w np of Ler own w brought out a supposed lon negroes have to Cincinnati. harm that the Said to be very nur pilot w 1, he says he never did fi but once, and that was in a fe ¥ While nearing the t of the lake, about noon to- appeared entirely, and E and ten needles, some of their own anc girl's bair, and fill it with water on the first Brewster, it was charg? day of each month. now thought that the four young men w! sg at i fiven anda hai used this char es were found in the river, and at first supposed to have been drowned, were in re- ily vietims ¢ FINEST SCENERY ON : eof his wagons, FINEST SCENERY ON THE fac at put upon the st esses testified that they had seen the girl to Brewster, in the led aboul the same manner, and their etfects, guns. finger-ring =s00 in money were missing. Th denied this. southern st barren and uninteresting, and I was ting the grand sceuery on the be thorouzh! house, and kiss ee New York, - 7 key sailed for Europe this morning, his secretar; , egncuitaive day, Brewst 2€ tO two thousand nly to lie Water's edge, i every bue of ) ren, While here and there shot tp perpe: icular clits of columnar trap several lian- dred feet high being held in ca the wharf to bid him ad. the Catholie Union pre With an address expressing their loyalt devotion to the eburet: It was proposed a few steamer and accompan, but he, not wishing any display made, dis- suaded bis friends from their purp u, and members #f : uted him informaliy sD BY THE Stir- ale Vickers, i bay for miles to which those on the veriest miniatgres. ands, interspersed! cliffs, standing as their ardians against the storms of this north to our left can ty bold, black promontory of Thund ar Which nestles © nd the Holy Father. ysago to charter a im down the ba daughter of Mr. J. Sacramento, th udson river mrmed with b frightened and ran away the saddle, and with | in the stirrup strap, 11 dragged her about 4 q of the way through a@ strip o! the animal was at lest sto told was not unti a club, and the short moments DONALDSON’S CHILDREN.—We ed a performance is pro} the benefit of the children of Don: lost aeronaut these children should hay appointed over them who would see that Whatever is raised for them is properly ap- The children have been boarding in a family in the city, and we understand that Donaldson had fally paid their bills up to the course a few bundred dollars raised by a benefit wonld only iast a short Ume even if cisbursed by a careful The case of these chil dren is one which should interest the charit able as well as those ctlicially aul take cognizance of such matters. ilver Isiet,” five year: 2 rock, but now said to be THE RICHEST SILVER MIN! Nearer to us lies Isle Royale, heid as a part of the state of Michigan, and rich in While before us, and shutting in Nepigon bay, are the islands St. Ignaci, Simmons, Salter we entered the smooth waters of the Ne in the Chippewa Means “ deep. clear water,”’) the most north point of Lake Superior, and in latitude The bay is thirty miles long and twenty wide, and contains a num- ber of picturesque islands. fally describe the scener; presents itself on every hand. LONG STRETCHES OF HIGH PALISADES are as regular as if constructed by art to wall in this charming sheet of water. larly is.this the case with one of the highest, which rests on what appears to be a regu! foundation of heav: stone masonry, itsel en suggested that 4 legal guardian IN THE WORLD. yefore Was SO Imost beaten from tt lentiess strap released tts particle of clothing, with the exception of ti corset and dress waist was torn of, and ina unconscious condition she was taken bome. She lingered in great ag night last. The faneral took pl day last.—MeLean Cnn covert as the cougar, seeing t Passing these end trying to res' bis nerves by interns small flask. It was ove of the episodes which turn men's hair gray—one whicte would manu with less nerve than the hero of tha Deawapuac Monitor manager of the fund. 1 49 degrees. A CovRAGEOUS Womanx.—Five prisoners broke out of the county jail at Delni, bela- »wa, on Thursday last, while the sheriff Was absent on business, leaving his wife and baby with two hired girls in ‘When dinner-time came, Mrs. Dunhani, the sheriff's wife, opened the door, when the gang made a rush for the ont- side. The brave woman grabbed two of Lem, and shouted for the girl lo close the door, al “Murder,” “fire,” ete., but hrew her over on the stove, A crowd soon col- No words can ware county, which now SOMETHING Too Much or THIs.—This whole Tilton business has been a sham from inning to end. Tilton was a sham plain- for a sham verdict. He sued for ich he did not want, to prove the guilt ofa wife whose faults, which, even if vest character, he had condoned, to vindicate a reputation which he himself had destroyed and to overthrow an aptagonist with whom he had entere1 into a jeague and covenant of peace. Now We are to have this miserable comedy over As to the “sewly-dii dence” about which J terious we have no con! Heraid. damages w! they were of the one, the time eryin, the prisoners and effected thetr esca; lected, and, armed with clubs, revolvers, and shot-guns, started in pursuit and corrailed the entire gang inside of ten minutes, and re- turned them to the jail. Much credit is due and the citizens talk of pre- ith a medal. She is a small, delicate woman, but can’t be beaten for true and well-constructed more than a hundred feet high. Theafternoon is clear and delight- ful, the water as smooth as a mirror, and our steamer moves w) anchorage about a mile below the trading post—Red Rock. ‘This settlement belongs to ‘company, and it is here that lan curiosities are sold. Ojibwa tribe of India seen hanging around in readiness with their canoes to ascend the Nepigon igoa troul-Gshing, and may al ing, may re o report resultsif my antielpations not, “ mum is the word.” majestically to her Morris is so m: lence in it whatever. Mrs. Dunham, senting her wit number of the WANTS TO BE INVESTIGATED.—The late state treasurer of Virginia, Colonel Joseph Mayo, who was sent to an insane asylum while under arrest charged lement of siate funds, has been the authorities of late in has requested the police justice to name Tuesday as the day for his appear- ance in court. MoRE NONSENSE.—Tbe first meeting of the convention of the Antl-Fashion society was beld at Vineland, N. J., yesterday, the andi- ‘three in number, including It was announced that ‘eodhull woukl be and “deliver an address wh! revolution in the bowels of the nation. A PASTOR HARVESTING ON SUNDAY— Some of the Hampton Falls, N. because their ipping bill bas passed the s7-A North Carolina |, sixteen years old, bas given birth to triplets, #7-The missing Erie canal document been found inastorervoom catered Oo Buon i 2 Quintard has gone to Europe get belp for the university of the south, sil- ot the Camber: s7-Here’s an milliner poems tae ot lad! Eritelal flowers. 7 Marion nineteen he ener coe mond, Va.,on by a coal ear. sed a7-The Rev. P.H. Brittain, pastor of the Methodist church at Harmer po ive rny er ape flea as & zealous and powerful exhorter. river with fishin: over @ year I start at 5 o' with embezz! discharged by He desires an British house the asylum. occasion to re] are realized, —— ot in an ay 2 F le manner and the farmers THE ARMY WORM has ance in the most ae ceereetees are Dg tostay' yy the foe. It is about Visit of the army worm THE KITE VoYAGERS.—Messrs. John F. Lacey and Samuel B.-Ferguson of Bridge- ‘ort, Ct., whose kite voyage across the sound it summer excited considerabl: are building a new kite, nearly twice as large Of whieh ‘they propose to" wi propose to v! Point in a few weeks, mountains, Pittsburg Post. Ay — S7-The Hon. Alex. H. Stephens is said to with his ence being thirt: ropa es tt hereafter —— since the last that region, ich would cansea . H., farmers are pleased tor, on @ re- cent Sunda; Pee Be. wi o'soak and spol. iy amen i ad "ye ponte Irring Work ahead for oar plan- etary brothers and sisters during Une mats of Angust. A gala season is tn progress on the celestial Pleasure ground, and the plan- ets of the «: Are tae principal actors nt the fete, In the first place, there is grim old Saturn, marvelous for his rings and his moons. He comes into opposition with th *unon the I$th. This means that the » | earth and Saturn are in the same straight | line, with the earth in the middie. The ps et is then only about $30,000,000 miles m the earth. This seems a long distance | to mortal computation, bat it is the merest pothing in the universe of space. Saturn at this epoch of his revolation t< about 182,000,049 miles nearer to us than when on the oth side of the sun, and in conjunction, as it called. At least there isa very perceptible diderence in the planet's size and brilltanc: as any observer may test for himself. At opposition, as the word implies, a planet is yeite the sun, and rises when the «an ees arn Will therefore rise af sunseten the after which it will bean evening star, d may be easily traced tn the eastern sky Yering from the other planets tn its duit murky yellow light, and being size 10 its companion evening nd Jupiter. The fu a father of tae he worth witnessing, if Lhe weather ous for the royal paceant TiS A brilliant otject in the west the eventing, sevtir True to his fick away from Spic tints of s: air picture on t arching ¢ sis cOnsy iz The moo! went. On ay) Ue anni urs, aud Some of is inovements s when be can be skies of the soft simi erest for b ot Adtel ary Movements, Ube way August me 00 Ol earth Uy y mark the ad twinkling among ty pleasure-» mountains. or by t te for A Man of WALKING THROUGH THE Woops Wirt a TREACHEROUS COMPANION As a test of nerve, the recent experience of a waytarer veling @ Wood road 2 yimpia, Washing exritory, Was as r markabie as any ou ncord. The man was a wild land teed U almost unused pal made by pioncers AS devoted tu sled ““pit-a-pat' upow spear He at first scarcely wr i Tubb! his git p but when 1 look his heart ca nhs mm 1 a cold sweat started as suddenly ax ere + nded by a Weak Niagara ithelt sot y Against his legs bout him as he waikel, mov bat wit jeree eyes wi je lan m, WAS 2 Luge cougar? | No chicken was this man in the woods, bit his accountof the manner in which his hat | w ised by bis hair is not to be considered as apuchryphal at ail. Sicek and supple wud ided about, and at ir t It was a territie that interview with the primeval, and it was his nerves were of the kind todo frontier ad pursuing cou. falter 90. sionally, he kept on, and with hum t continued tre 28 it would glit front t rol! o i, and wait for and then it would cir ihe impulse, almost too s' isted, would come upon Lima to spring upon the brute, opposing fists co fangs, and ling the intolerable ousp 2 he movements of the ter; but as the playing ad the man Knew / t came, at h, when the str borne ne er, and the man kirket desperat ne beast as It passed bir. In an instant bounded in frout sadued for ® sprit growling boars swing Its teeth The man stopped @nd stouted hopelessly aid, while the cougar dtd not spring the times d WAVE It, y irom the on, leaped for a tree. A few moments Inter the beast fell ® Victim to bullets. and the mana with whore it bad taken & strol. was telling bis story the normal condition of Applications from & te vicinity. as ret the bounds joudtiess, have brought geath to a 8&7 Gerdemann, the ex-priest, will Jectura in Baltimore next week. ®#7-Returns of the constitutional electiot in North Carolina stil in doubt. 87 Joseph A. Young eldest son of Brigham, died at Manti, Utah, very suddent: ‘ui day night. It is supposed of heart dccnee. 87H. Holden, im Boston of the One= Idea Community, been arrested aud held: to bail for embezzlement of their funds. erase doles chaos ae ee ( 4 eighteen dollar chromo with a pound lar tea puzzics people who don't Know the s7The Marietia, Pi and Clevelang railroad went into the of & receiver