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MARYS, KANSAS, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1880. NO. 8. THE LOVER AND THE ROSE. THEY ALL DIED POOR.

ARCHERY. BREVITIES. NEWS IN A NUT SHELL. the sides of are covered with a wide stripe of black silk or crape. A gold The End of a Number of Noted Negro Mill The Revival of the Ancient English Craft EVENTS OF THE FAST WEEK FBOM AIX screis ineir improviaence, Hartford Courant.

OVER THE WORLD. uibs. wun Biumiug rays is emoroiuereu on a red ground at the junction of the stripes. The "kapa" icily protects the head, yet the women would not change Wm. II.

Delehanty, of Delehanty ana rasume. The ancient pastime of archery is fast becoming a popular means of pleasure among the sports of the present day. So far reaching has the revival of this sport Tho Cream of the Two Hemispheres Care ary member is ill-formed and tiglv, and generally a mere appendage attached to the next toe or finger, as the case may be. Another peculiar feature, and a sad one for the wee thing, is the malformation about the mouth. The upper hp is fissured, and the wings connected with the nose.

That part of the upper maxilla which would contain the incisors protrudes horizontally forward, and is cleft. On each side of the cleft is seen a rudimentary tooth. The palate is absent. The child is unable to nnrgA fully Condensed and Classified An Interesting Budget of Personal and Miscellaneous Information. uengier, song ana aance, clog artists and comedians, died in New York City, on Friday, May 14.

They were among the first to introduce the more artistic style uecome mat it is universal. 10 sing tne glories of Great Britain from the innova ii ior aiiyiiimg in me woria. i.ne rea top means the lake of blood in which, since the battle of Koasovo, the country has been plunged. The black band symbolizes the mournful veil which hangs over the mountain from the day of the Turkish conquest. The disc Washington.

tion and subjugation of the island by the Romans to the time of the successes ot aancing in minstrel companies, and Mr. Delehanty was the author of many original pieces, as "Big Sunflower" "Love The Assistant United States Treasurer at New York was instructed to purchase of Henry of Navaree, is but to herald its All the teasels used in this country are raised in Skaneateles. At Pekin, a child ed last week with the name of Garfield Arthur Woorst Misa Agnbs Ticknoh's novel of Signor Mohaldina's niece is being dramatized for one of the London theatres. London Graphic says that Englishmen mumble and mispronounce their words more than other civilized people. A census enumerator has found a woman at Barkhamsted, twenty-four years old, the mother of ten children.

Wednesday $2,000,000 of United States Rose, you were at the feast The feast I could not share Rose your charms increased The charms mostly lovely there. As on her breast you lay And watched her red lips move-Was there any, pray, To whom they spoke of love Rose, you could see her eye Of soft and star-like beam-On any one near by Cast it a loving gleam As on her breast you lay, And heard her beating heart a me there any nigh Who made it quicker start "No," breathed the rose, "I vow. But had there been I wis His I had been now, Nor known your loving kiss." Among the Roees," "Shoo Fly," etc. Thev emerging from the crape is the sun of Erowess ana emciency in war and its onor in the friendly tilts of the kniehts commanded high salaries during the at its mother's breast, but easily obtains its nourishment from the bottle. Being without a palate, it could not.

of conrse. bonds for the sinking fund. PERSONAL UH) POLITICAL. past twelve years, often $300 per week Montenegro, nsmg on a-bloody horizon, and spreading its rays over a regenerated Slay fatherland. Though perfect beautv ana yeomen oi tnose times.

Ana the histories of the times from its first ap and seldom less than $250, with board and traveling expenses. Notwithstand The President is attending Yale College talk even should it live, which is not probable. It is a large fleshy child for pearance in France, during the reien of exercises tins week. is rare among those martvrs of labor, the traveler will occasionally meet with types remarkable for regularity and re its age, which is five weeks, and at pres nariemange in the eighth century, to later days, when men's success de ing this, the expenses of his sickness and burial were borne by subscriptions from Prest. Hayes left Columbus Tuesday to -ii 1 1 1 1 1 i aueuu uie exercises vrainuier vuuege.

mrmners oi me proiession. Capt. Bogardus will take a corps of pended on heavier and more deadly weapons are but the reflections of its lui-tre. William the Conqueror's victo iiiiSDnngs to recollection ttie career ent is in very fair health. Should it live, the lip and nose could easily be separated, the deformity of the jaw could possibly be remedied, and its mouth made to resume a natural shape.

wing shooters to England with nim next of many of the eminent members of the spring. ry at Hastings was due to the skill of minstrel profession who have flourished finement of feature. In such cases the characteristics of the Serbo-Slay race entirely disappear, and "are replaced bv outlines and profiles of antique cast, and by a distinction of manners which are the more impressive as the eye becomes more unaccustomed to it in approaching the Black mountain. Abundant elossv his bowmen. Robin Hood, with his since tne organization ot minstrel com Andrew Aihks, tho oldest compositor in Scotland, and who helped set up the "Waverly Novels," lately died in Edin D.

B. Dyer, of Kansas, is appointed Indian Agent at Quapaw Agency, Indian sturdy band in Sherwood Forest, owed panies in 1840. THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FLEUSS, THE DIVER. his strength to the bow and arrow. The Territory.

Hz! win r. Christy, founder ot the ongr burgh. battles of Cressy end Poictiers were nal Christy Minstrels.which was organiZ' The Greenbackers of the Fifth Maine Distiict renominated Thompson Murch for gained by the English archers in 1346 Hancock and English Selected to be the ed in Buffalo, N. in 1841, and played hair and deep, wide eyes that dart fiery He Can Stay Under Water ithout Air Gilbert says it was called "Pinafore," in order to rhyme with "three cheers and Hob. III.

was expert in the at Mechanics' Hall 472 Broadway. New York City, for several years, to houses Standard Bearers. The Democratic National Convention met use of the bow. In 1402 the English Tubes. Chamber's Journal.

We lately presented an account of Mr. crowded to the doors" nightly, amassed archers won the battle of Homildon. The glory of Richard I in the Holy Land was giances, anu a rosy complexion make them types worthy of the admiration of painters and sculptors. Foreign blood flows in the veins of the Montenegrin beauties. In their battles against the Moslems the Montenegrin warriors ot a fortune reported $100,000, committed Fleuss's discovering of a method of diving shared by his archers.

At the battle of Congress by acclamation. GENERAL FOREIGN NOTES. Forest fires are raging in New Brunswick. A camp of 27,000 men is to be formed at Pera. Garabaldi was defeated by Prince Chequa in the late election.

suicide by jumping from a window, after at Music Hall, Cincinnati, Tuesday. June 22d. Hon. Geo. Hoadley, of Cincinnati, was appointed temporary Chairman Com mittees on Credentials, Resolutions and Permanent Organization were appointed.

Wednesday morning the Committee on Shrewsbury, where Hotspur was slain and living under water without recourse to air tubes. As corroborating what we naving lost nearly an. George N. Christy (Harrington) the stated reeardina this remarkable person old took other booty than horses and arms. Like the early soldiers of Rome, they obliged these new Sabines to take a great execution followed the flight of the arrows from the bows.

The enactment in the reign of Edward VI. which entailed upon every subject in the realm comedian and female impersonator of Christy's minstrels, original "Lucinda of and his discovery, the following appeals in the times of April 27th The American steward at Roberts' Col "Mr. Fleuss made his hrst appearance Credentials reported favorably with respect to the Massachusetts and Pennsylvania delegations and adversely to Tammany Hall, at which there was great cheering. The nomination of candidates was next in order, and the following gentlemen were put in nomination the necessity of providing himself with a bow of his own height, is but another historical mark of the esteem of themon- at the Royal Aquarium, Westminster, last nieht. in the large tank built for the Field.

Bavard. Morrison. Hendrieks. lege, Pera, was murdered in open day. The' British Cabinet will rescind the order of the House respecting the unseating of Bradlaugh.

The Mexicon Gevernment refuse to allow Gen. Hatch to cross the border in pursuit of Victoria's band. The United States, in view of Mexico's refusal to allow troops to pursue Victoria across the border, will hold her responsible for that chieftain's conduct. Thurman, and Hancock. A ballot was archs for the weapon.

The French cavalry battled in vain against the archers of Henry V. at Agincourt in 1417. Henry VIII. encouraged archery by parliamentary acts, and James I. of Scotland was an expert bowman.

Bishop Latimer used whale and used by the Beals, His remarkable performance under water was better seen than it has been elsewhere either during the few months of the exhibition of his apparatus at the Polytechnic or at Brighton. lie can stay underwater for five hours without an the boiree, "Lucy Long," and other characters, received a large salary, and was the manager of several troureijbear-ing his name; died poor in New York. Dan Bryant (O'Brien), the mostfamous of the brothers, of Bryant's minstrels (Jerry, Dan and Neil), commenced in New York about 1850, and played to large audiences for over twenty con-sective years, reaching average of over $125,000 annually; died "without a dollar," and subscriptions were taken up and "benefits" given by the profession for the support of his family. W. W.

Newcomb (Combs), the original taken, with the following result Hancock 171, Field 65. Bavard 1531. Morrison 62. Hendricks 49), Thurman 68), Randall 6, Seymour 8, Tilden 38, Payne 81. The convention then adjourned.

Immediately upon reassembling Thurs air tube or any other communication his pulpit for its advocacy. Scotland's woe at Flodden Field and the English victory was due to archers. with the surtace and this absence ot seat at their banquets and forced them to become their wives, after having purified them with the lustra! water of baptism. But the Montenegrins of to-day have little or no appreciation for beauty. More About George Eliot.

Jennie June in Baltimore American. People have not yet gotten over talking ef George Eliot's strange marriage, and the great objection to it seems to be that it took place in a church, and that she wore an elegant dress. Speaking of it the other evening, a gentleman mentioned some particulars regarding the great novelist that were rather interesting. He said that the first time he met her was at an entertainment given by Millias, the artist, and, delighted to find himself in company so distinguished, he requested an introduction of a friend, who was on 'speaking terms with her. "That," he replied, "is a liberty I should not dare to take; George Eiiot never THE EAST.

Jul ward VI. left his journal to the pres day morning the roll was called for the second ballot. As it became evident that the tide was in Hancock's favor, many States ent generation and British Museum, where it can now be seen, filled with his encumberance gives him much greater freedom than other divers possess. He can, for instance, lie down and bend his body in any position without fear of being lifted or floatel up, and without and the best "Essence of Ole Virginny" that has yet appeared on the stage asked permission to change their votes, and Hancock was elected by the following decisive majority: exploits at archery. Charles I.

issued commissions to prevent the iaclosure of author of the Burlesque Lecture on suffering from the obstruction of the London helds, in order to preserve the Whole number of votes cast. 738: neces Woman's Right's" and many other sketches of the very successful firm of long pipe which usually connects the head of a diver with a boat above. Rumsey Newcomb who visited En ''In short, he possesses the pnncipal sary to a choice, 492. Hancock 705, Hendricks 30, Bayard 2, Tilden 1. Order being restored; Henry Watterson, Chairman of the Committee on Resolutions, proceeded to read the following platform gland and Germany with their troupe; amassed a fortune of over $75,000 had a residence at Saratoga, with fine livery Forest fires are raging around Bangor.

Deputy Collector Boone, of Brooklyn, has fled, leaving a deficit of $19,000. Passengers of the wrecked Narragansett have decided to bring suit for damages. The Boston and Albany Railroad have made an advance of 10 per cent, in wages. John and Henry Frieckman, of Corn wall, were shot Saturday night by unknown parties. Geo.

B. Gates, General Manager of the Buffalo, New York Philadelphia Railroad, died at Buffalo Sunday, aged sixty-eight. Two young women, of West Fairview village, opposite Harrisburg, were struck by a train while walking over the railroad advantage which distinguishes an animal from a plant he nibves independently instead of being rooted to one and servants; lost all, and in his last spot. Foreshortened the water, he presents a curious appearence, witn great goggle eyes in his burnished hem- archery grounds. Charles II.

the "Mer-rie Monarch," with the ladies of his Court, indulged in archery, his favorite pastime. Queen Catherine was a v. arm adherent of the tow and arrow, A grand revival of archery took place in England, at York, in 1844. In 1847 it became popular with fashionable ladies, Mrs. Hormblow having won the "Ladies' champion's bracer," one of the first English prizes, ten consecutive times.

The first clubs in England at the present time are: The Grand National, of the Crystal Palace Meetings, and the Grand Western, the Scotch National, and the Royal Toxophilite Society Archer's Hall. allows any one to be introduced to her at a gathering of this kind; if she wishes to do so, she will speak to you without days earned a living by playing engagements with other minstrel companies, and at variety theatres; died in New York the expenses of his sickness and burial being principally borne by his former-faithful agent, N. Roberts. heing introduced." At the table the gentleman found himself placed between H. S.

Rumsey, the famous comedian let, a strong water-tight dress, and water boots. The spectators amuse themselves by throwing pence for him to pick up, or by writing messages to him on cardboard, which he reads, and answers on cardboard, always under water. He sharpens his pencil under water, gives and receives signals with a cord, and is to experiment on the submarine use of the telephone. At Ryde he walked for a and banjoist, who first adapted "Trinity upon the rocks below, a distance offifly feet. Both were seriously injured, and one, it is supposed, fatally.

uhimes" and tne "Merry ueiis ot En gland" to the banio.the partner of W. W. George Eliot and the young lady to whom he had been directed to act as an escort, and afraid to address the lion personally, he "laid himself cut" to attract her attention by much that he said. She did not speak to him, however, and he felt greatly disappointed. Shortly afterward he attended a popular concert at the THE WEST.

Topeka, is assessed at $3,007,620. Newcomb, in the Rumsey Newcomb minstrels, was stricken with was supported by his relatives at New-burg, N. Yt and from "benefits" given by minstrel companies when visiting that an increase of $750,000. TbeFaris House and Concierge. "All the Year Round.

The tenants of any single house in The Millers' International Exhibition Royal Albert Musio Hall, and again found at Cincinnati closed Saturday night. city. He died there about ten years ago. D. F.

Newell, a Chicago real estate man. himself seated beside the famous author. This time she addressed him, asking him if she had not met him at Mr. Millais' quarter of a mile under the sea at Brighton he went down in five fathoms by the chain pier in rough weather. "If he could eat under water, Mr.

Fie uss says he could stay for a longer period than the five hours which lie gives as tho ordinary limit. Yesterday afternoon he remained two hours and seven minutes under water in the Paris will comprise a most varied assortment of types and characters. The first person whose acquaintance you make suicided by drowning in Lake Michigan. Sam Sharpley (bamuel M. Sharp), was The The Democrats of the United States in convention assembled, declare First We pledge ourselves anew to the Constitution, doctrines, and traditions of the Democratic party, as Illustrated by the teachings and examples of a lone line of Democratic statesmen and patriots, and embodied in the platform of the National Convention of the party.

Second Opposition to centralization, and to that dangerous spirit of encroachment which tends to consolidate in one, and thus to create, in whatever form of government, a real despotism; no sumptuary laws; separation ol Chuich and State for the good of each common schools fostered and protected. Third Home rule, honest money, gold and all-veraud paper convertible into coin on demand the strict maintenance of the public faith, State and National, and a tariff for revenue only the subordination of the military to the civil power, and a genuine and thorough retorm of the civil service; the right to a free ballot is a right preservative of aU rights, and must and shall be maintained in every part of the United States; the existing administration is the representative of a conspiracy only, and its claim of right to surround the ballot boxes with troops and Deputy Marshals, to intimidate and obstruct the electors, aod the unprecedented use of the veto to maintain its corrupt and despotic sowers insults the people and imperils their institutions. We execrate the course of this administration In making a place in the civil service a reward for political crime, and demand a reform by statute which shall make It forever impossible for a defeated candidate to bribe bis way to the seat of a usurper, by billeting villains upon the people the great fraud ot 1876-79 which, upon a false count of the electoral votes of two State, the candidate defeated at the polls was declared to be President, and for the first time in American history the will of the people was set aside under a threat of military violence which Btruck a deadly blow at our system of representative govern Four men were killed in the Yellow house, and an animated, and to him delightful conversation ended in the exten born in Philadelphia, 1842 the most "original talking end man" of his dav Jacket Mine, Gold Hill, by the fall of a car are the concierge and his wife. The concierge is a despot who has all the ten sion of an invitation to her "Monday "the men you will never forget," pro ants under his thumb, ne is the guardian of the house, the Cerberus whose Evenings," an opportunity he was only too happy to avail himself of, and which Aquarium, and again went down for half an hour in the evening. prietor of Sam Sharpley's minstrels, the famous "iron-clads" and "heroes of a in 1862, and the most successful troupe of that period, amassed a fortune of over $40,000 and gave him the most valued and charming of his London recollections.

"In a short lecture on his apparatus owned a "brown stone front" residence good graces have to be bought by bribes and tips. He dwells in a den called a loge, just inside the entry. His duties are to pull the cordon, or to touch the pneumatic button, by which the street door is opened: for, let it be added for the benefit of those who do not ki.ow, each tenant, though he has a key to his own dwelling, has no key to the common entrance of the house. The large street-doors are closed about nine or ten in New York City; lost it all by investing in oil stocks, a "petrolem stove" patent and other adventures. Died at Providence, R.

January, 1875. which Mr. Fleuss gave in the evening immediately on returning to the upper air, he stated that his method is no secret, that it is patented, and that the specifications are accordingly published. In every draught of breath we draw we take in a certain amount of oxygen with four times as much nitrogen. A little of the oxygen becomes fixed in the form of carbonic acid, and the air hus deteriorated becomes unfit to breathe.

i. bwaine the most versatile of all the prominent minstrel comedians of the famous Buckley's Serenaders load oi tools. Charles Atherton, son of the Congressman from Columbus, is missing. Suicide is feared. A Tucson dispatch says that in consequence of Victoria's raid the settlers around Silver City are starving.

Mrs. John L. Sumner, of Springfield, while driving a reaper was thrown under the sickle and killed. The Colorado Greenbacners have nominated Rev. A.

R. Chittenden for Governor. They also indorsed Kerney. Morton, the forger, was taken ill at his trial in Joplin Monday and carried to the hotel. He suffers from heart disease.

Six thousand children attended the celebration in Chicago of the hundredth anniversary of the founding of Sunday Schools. Saturday morning a westward bound freight train on the C. Railroad, left the track near Martinsville, Ohio, and Wm. McDee, engineer, and Urick, fireman, were killed. Trains were delayed four hours.

The reof of J. O. Greene's one story carriage repository on Superior street Cleveland, fell in Saturday, on account of weakness of the side wa'ls. Two men were sliirhtlv in 'clock. After that time you have to Bishop, Fred and Swaine), originators ment.

more," and that 'Semaphore" was the first idea. Secretary oherman's handwriting is not pretty. It has signs nervousness, of care, and at the same time of energy and ugliness. The nobby young men of Cleveland fish with gloves on and give a boy ten cents a time to bait their hooks and spit on the worm. A knowledge of cooking is not essential to the happiness of a bride and groom, but it is a handy thing to fall back on after the honeymoon.

Buffalo has at least one sensible Alderman. He wants an ordinance mak Ingit a fine of five dollars for any female to drive a horse on a public street in that city. A stranger, passing a churchyard and hearse standing hard by, inquired who was dead. The sexton informed him. "What complaint ask the inquisitive one.

Said the old man "There is no complaint everybody is satisfied." American young ladies who are a little like "Daisy Miller" in manner are said to be much talked about abroad, because they patronize the clerks of American consuls and bankers. They arrive like an avalanche" and crc at 3 "a great sensation." The young woman who is going to marry the' son of the Prince Imperial of Prussia is not to be envied, notwithstanding the superior grandeur of his family. His left arm is paralyzed, and always will be, and his waltzing is his Only accomplishment. San Francisco always takes a cheerful view of its troubles. The Post blithely says: "If the deadlock regarding teachers' salaries continues much longer, our children will all grow up so ignorant there will be nothing left them to do but become school directors." A Fort Wayne man was sent to put down a carpet a few days ago, a young woman fell in love with him, and that night they eloped.

Married men should always put down their own carpets, as they might thereby win the affections of their wives. Binghamton Republican. Capt. Young, of the Narragansett went to church in Jersey City to hear a sermon on the Sound disaster. Pastor C.

D. Shepherd spoke of the Captain and crew of the wrecked steamer as a set of cowards, whereupon Captain Young exclaimed, "You're a liar and was arrested. Whilb Eev. Father Flynn was addressing 3,000 persons after the laying of the corner stone of St. Aloysius Catholic Church in Newark, a woxian setting behind Bishop Corrigan whacked aman in the face with her fist.

There was a row in a minute and the man was punched, knocked againBt a stone and taken away covered with blood. A New Hampshire lad broke a car window on the Concord Railroad the other day and put his back against the broken pane in order to conceal it when the conductor passed through the car. The next moment he turned with a smile of satisfaction to a man in the seat behind him, saying, "Don't tell on me "Ah 1 but I am the superintendent of the road," answered his chance acquaintance. At the ball which Lord File gave to the Prince and Princess of Wales, the supper room was a tent, with a bright blue canopy ceiling. Two fountains were in front of the buffet, and around them were exotics and ferns, and red and white lilies bloomed in their basins.

There were flowers on all the little round supper tables, and six large rose bushes occupied the corners and had places on two of the sides of the tent. Female Beauty. St. Louis Republican. In fact, female beauty is a rarity in eery other country in the world except this favored land.

We leave out of question the Gorman, Russian and Scandinavian nations, for their beauty is most a myth. In Italy there is a stately beauty of form and richness of color among the peasants, accompanied by a stolid impassiveness; the vaunted beauties of spain are dumpy little women, With Sallow faces and nn intalllirnnna of the "Burlesque Opera," played for seasons in New York, Boston and all the ring the bell, and the concierge, without disturbing himself, pulls a cord, or touches a pneumatic spring, by which the door is opened. In most houses the gas on the staircase and in the entrance- principal cities with success, and amassed quite a fortune, but lost that and also hi wile's; went into bankruptcy; tried way is put out at eleven o'clock, and again and failed. Died at Quincv, Mass. July, 1879.

tenants who enter after that hour are required to call out their names as they Eph Horn, well known as the princi The Democratic party, to save the country from the curse of a civil war, submitted for a time, firm in the patriotic faith that the people would punish the crime in 1880. The issue precedes and warps every other, it imposes a more sacred duty upon the people of the Union than evet addressed the conscience of a nation of freemen. The resolution of Samuel J. Tilden not again to be a candidate for the exalted place to which he was elected by a majority of his countrymen, and from which he was excluded by the leaders of the Republican party, is received by the Democrats of the United States sensi bly, and they declare their confidence in his wisdom, patriotism and integrity unshaken by the assaults of the common enemy, and they further assure him that he is followed into the retirement that he has chosen for himself by the sympathy and respect of his fellow-citizens, who regard him as pass the concierge's loge, and they have to find their way upstairs in the dark as pal comedian of the origional Christy's, Newcomb's and other famous troupes, al ways commanding a large salary, died in New York; was supported in his day best they can. In point of fact, you get used to it, and Jyou can put your hand upon the door-latch and your key in the George Eliot (Mrs.

Cross now) is, he remarked, a large woman, tall at least quite above the medium height and largely, rather than massively, build; She is so homely at first sight as to be repulsive; but shts possesses the richest, most musical of voices and an extremely winning manner. And there is such a sense of power, of depth of comprehensive humanity about her, that, aftertalk-ing to her a very little while, vou cannot help the recognition ot all that 6he is, and would not have her different. Her birth-place lies about half way between Liverpool and London, two miles from Nuneaton, on the broad, smooth highway leading to the ancient city of Coventry. The house is a large brick building surrounded by a well-stocked and pleasant garden, quite devoid of ornament, but strongly suggestive of comfort and convenience. Her father, Robt.

Evans, was bailiff to Lord Home and Sir Robt. Newdigate, a position which her brother Isaac P. Evans, who resides in the old homestead, occupies at the present time. Nearby is Bos worth Field, and in another direction ore the ruins of Astley Castle, celebrated as one of the houses ol the unfortunate Lady Jane Grey. Mir-ian Evans' parents were, of course.

Church of England people. They could hardly be anything else, as the father was in a position of trust under a titled master; and there are still persons in the vicinity who remember the little girl as she srt in the high-backed pew in Shep-pcrton Church listening to the sermon with grave attention. Many allusions to these localities will be found in her "Scenes from a Clerical Life;" and it was perhaps these sketches that first gave the impression so widely prevalent, that she was the daughter of a clergyman. and buried at the expense of Tony Pastor and other members of the profession. jured, and $1,000 damage done, chiefly to key-hole with mathematical precision.

Of course, Cerbeius knows and sees everything that you do. Besides opening Billy Manning, the most celebrated delineator of eccentric characters, of one who, in elevating the standard of public mo the street-door and watching the .1 .) Emerson and Manning's minstrels, died lt is the duty of the concierge to keep lasting gratitude of his country and rality, aaoi merits the his oartv. i merits the the stairway clean, to receive letters and messages, and to deliver the letters in in Chicago in 1870, having been supported by the charity of professional friends for a long time. carriages. THE SOUTH.

The North Carolina Democracy nonii-noted its State ticket. Three negroes, working in a field, eight miles from Louisville, were struck by lightning and killed, Saturday. Wm. Burke, colored, killed Pat Massie in Richmond, Saturday night, and afterward brained his wife. Burke was the various apartments at least once a day.

The concierge and his wife gener Billy Morris, the comedian and vocal ist of Morris Brothers' minstrels, the origional "mocking-bird" imitator, spent all the money he hud made as he went along; became an inmate of a lunatic asylum, was cared ior by his brothers and died in Boston. ally expect to do the apartments of the bachelers who live in the house, for which they rceive fifteen or twenty francs a month. The other tenants, of course, have their own servants. On taking an apartment it is customary to give the concierge ten, fifteen, twenty or more francs, according tho the rent, asja pledge of the arrangement. is money This list might be prolonged bv adding Free speech and a living chance for American commerce on the sea and land, no discrimination in favor of transportation lines, corporations or monopolies amendments of the Burlingame treaty; no Chinese emigration except for travel, education and foreign commerce, and therein earelully guarded public money and public credit for public purposes solely, and public land fur actual settlers.

The Democratic party is the friend of labor and the laboring man, and pledges Itself to protect him alike against the cormorants and the commune. We congratulate the country on the houenty and thrift of a Democratic Congress, which reduced the public expenditures a year; upon tbe continual prosperity at home and the National honor abroad: and above all upon the promise of such a change In the administration of the Government as shall insure us a genuine and luting reform in every department of public service. Nominations far the Vice Presidency were next taken up. Wm. H.

English, of Indiana, was nominated by acclamation. The usual exchanges of courtesies and thanks took place, and at 3 p. the convention adjourned sine die. If, however, the place of the missing oxygen is taken by a fresh supply, the mixture becomes again fit for breathing. According to Mr.

Fleuss, he takes down compressed oxygen to supply the place of that which is breathed; in other words, he has invented a set of anti-lungs, which perform a function precisely the reverse of that of the lungs proper. "This was confessedly a rough, popular, hasty and generalized explanation. A more scientific account may be expected from the lecture on the subject which Dr. B. W.

Richardson, F. R. who is especially qualified for the investigation by his well-known experiments on ozone, is to deliver at the Society of Arts, It will be remembered that it was to the same society that Professor Tyndall ex- Elainedthe fireman's respirator, which as since proved in practice so valuable an instrument in straining the bad air at fires before it reaches the lungs, and so enabling the firemen to breathe what air is left among the smoke and noxious vapors. "Mr.Fleuss's method is still more effectual, because he carries his own supply of oxygen with him in a compressed form, and hs thus been enabled to breathe in an atmosphere in which there is no appreciable quantity of air at all. He states that he has gone through firedamp (carburetted hydrogen) and choke-damp (carbonic acid, and could exist in the charged receiver of a gas factory.

In the great helmet and in tho hollows of his armor there is room for a certain quantity of air, and this is kept fresh and constantly renewed by a stream of oxygen, the pressure of which he regulates by a tap at will. To refresh himself, he increases the flow of oxygen and when he requires no stimulus, diminishes it. Mr. Fleuss is a young and vigorous man, who has served in the steamboats of the Peninsular and Or-fntnl Company. His apparatus is cer tainly very ingenious effective, and well worthy of attention." Montenegrin Women New VorkSun.

The life of Montenegrin women may be epitomized in two words work and suffering. In some countries women work as much as men in others more; but on the black mountain tlicv alone called a denier a dicu. Uu a record of M. Campbell, Luke West, Matt Peel, Tom B. Prendergast, S.

A Wells, Tom Vaughn, Walter Birch, Low Gaylord, and many others of more or less note but as far as our observation goes all have closed their career in poverty. Year's Day the concierge expects twenty or more francs. The sum given to him depends on the number of letters or callers you receive, and on your habits generally. If you are in the habit of coming home very early in the morning you The Siamese Twins Kcllpsed, Philadelphia Times. Dr.

Philip Leidv. of this citv. has pre must make up for it by paying the con cierge more, if you give a hall or a din sented to the Wistar and Horner Muse ner-party you have to tip the concerce. In short, the reader will understand that the concierge is a nuisance which can um of the University of Pernsylvani a rare and valuable contribution to medical science. It is a monstrosity in the shape of two perfectly developed children, joined together from the shoulders to the hips, and known in medical literature ob ompltalopagut gastro didymutmeaU' ing a combination of the anatomical parts connected, in the light of which be modified and appeased, but not abolished.

As for tho locataires, or tenants, you may have the proprietor himself on the first floor, a Countess and a cocotte on the second, a dress-maker and a financier on the third, a bourgeois family two on the fourth, a literary man on the the Siamese twins are cost far into the shade. The twins, if they may be called WEEKLY MARKET SUMMARY. KANSAS CITY. Cattli. Extra prune steers, 1.50Q and over, fair to prime, native feeders, av.

1,000 to 8.60; native stockers, av. 800 to native cows, fair to good, $3.25 Texan steers, I loos. Common to choice, $3.764.65 stockers, Grain. Winter wheat No. winter wheat, No.

3, 93jc; wir ter wheat, No. 4, Corn, No. 2 mixc Corn refected, 28c Outs, No. 2, 20c Rye, No. 2 62c.

Gknkral Peodccb. App is, per bbl. Butter, choice, lOC'S-'Oo; Butter, medium grade, 121 to 15; Cheese Kansas prime, ll(i)lljc; Hams, 9c; Lard. Eggs, per dozen, 10c; Potatoes, 35 (S 60c Sweet potatoes, JIoRRKS. Auction horses and ponies, good, $20 to Auction horses and ponies, extra, tiiH to 55 Plug Looks, very common, $16 to $25; Plug horsus, fair, $40 to Plug harites, extra, $(0 to Plain heavy workers, $35 to $75 Good heavy workers, fso to Fair to extra heavy workers $100 to $150.

Broke Mums. Mules 13 to 14 hands high, $39 te $45 Mules 14 to 14J hands high. $4 to $50 Mules 14J to 10 hands high, to $05; Mules 14) to 15 hands high, extra $75 to Mules 15 to Iff) hands high. $85 to $100; Muli 14 to 15) hands highextra $115 to $140; Mules 16 to 16 bauds high $140 to $150 Bemarkable'ftubsidence oi Land. Montague (Mich.) Lumberman.

A remarkable subsidence of land occurred at the mouth of White Lake last Sunday. The steamer Snook was lying on the north side of the new channel, tied to one of the piles, when many of the crew observed that a considerable portion of the sand hill lying adjacent was suddenly disappearing andsoon did disappear, taking with it aportion of tho pier to which the Snook was attached. Where there formerly was a hill Is now fifteen to eighteen feet of water. This is a remarkable phenomenon and some scientific head hud hotter bo at work at somo explanation of it. A Scheme tor Colonizing Palestine.

London Times. The Rev. George Nugee gave a lecture recently at St. George's Hall, London, on a proposal for colonizing Palestine by Jews, and referred incidentally to the existing establishment of the Jewish colony of flfty-flve inhabitants near Jaffa. After some statistics relating to the modern Jews, who, he said, had shown themselves so alive to the advantages of education that they number half the University half tne barristers and half the merchants of Vienna, the lecturer proceeded to develop a plan which, he said, had met with the approval of many Jews, and had been communicated by Mr.

Lawrence Oliphant to the Sultan, who received it favorably, for establishing a Jewish colony on the east bank of the Jordan. The plan was to purchase 1,500,000 acres, to introduce a European element into its government, and to settle colonies there, either of Jewish peasant fanners or Jewish farmers employing the labor of the indigonous felluhin. The incursions of the Arabs were a danger, but might be bought off. Ho had sent a circular to Mr. Goschen, the now Special Envoy to Constantinople, who had expressed a deep interest in the schome.

The lecture! described the country which fifth, and an artist or a photographer on the sixth floor. You may, however, live for twenty years in a house and never see your opposito neighbor, or know who he or she is, and what he or she docs. Cotton Growing In California. For several years past, says the San Francisco Bulletin, a few of tne farmers in the vicinity of Hopeton. on the Merced river, has been engaged to a certain extent, in the cultivation of cotton.

This year there are about seven hundred acres in cotton in that locality, which it is estimated will yield about 400 pounds of lint cotton to the acre, a total of 140 tons. The quality of the article raised in Merced county is about tho same as that of New Orleans Middling, the California production being considerably whiter than that of the Southern states, owing to the fact that it is not rained upon. At the present low ebb of manufactories on this coast, only about fifty tons of cotton per annum can be used, but if any encouragement were given by the starting of cotton factories in this city or vicinity, many other persons in Merced county would engage in its culture. A young man who is just about half through with bis first season says that 8 woman who wears her pins with the heads out would be a natural curiosity: and as ho. speaks he exhibits a pair of hands like a base boll pitcher's.

do the work of both men and beast of burden. The variety and intensity of their sutlenngs bn file description. I do not hesitate to affirm that nowhere else does the female sex live in such a wretch A Human Monstrosity. Cincinnati Enquirer. Another very remarkable case of malformation is reported.

From Dr. Fal-conburg, who has charge of the case, the following facts were gleaned Mrs. George Fiscus, wife of the well-known farmer, gave birth about flvo weeks since to a girl. And it is this little titbit of humanity that is now of so much interest to tho curious. She has twelve well defined, perfect toes, six growing on eaih foot the extra little toe, which extends from an extra metatarsal bone, is perfectly formed, and is an exact duplicate of Its neighbor.

Twelve fingers such, are females, weighing fourteen pounds, and were still-born, having been removc-d by the Ccesarean operation, the mother surviving twenty-two hours. Dr. Leidy says there is no record in American medical literature ot such another case, and it is claimed that there is but one of the kind ever reported, that mentioned by Dr. Voorman, a German physician, in an exhaustive treatise on monstrosities. There are five different species of this form of monstrosity, of which the above is regarded as the crowning specimen, tho one most rare occurrence.

The Siamese twins belonged to one oi thejserics. First, according to medical men, two bodies may be jofnod at the thorax; next at the sternum; next at the ziphoid cartilage; fourth at the abdomen, and fifth at all four places combined, and of this kind is the specimen in the possessinnof Dr. Leidy, The monstrosity, which is regarded as a great contribution to medical was removed on Friday lost by Dr. Leidy, assisted by Drs, J. Collins and J.

R. ed condition. The attire of the Mon In Vienna alone, of all the great cities of tenegrin women is picturesque and graceful when worn with a bit of coquetry, which many girls, -however Bimple and timid, display. Their short linen was to be settled as exceedingly fertile, and identified with the bind allotted to uur'ipo, ueamy is oh common among women as it is in St, Louis and Baltimore' and the beauty comes from the IIun Banana across tha rlvnr in Porto gowns in the higher circles are orna mented with velvet and trimmed with Reuben, Dan, and the half tribe of Man asseh. also grace the little girl's hands, all per m.

a type of female beauty, dainty, refined and exquisite, but fragile and doll cate as the hot-houso exotic, which it resembles, rather than the blooming rose- A person being asked whv ho had gold embroideries and coins. The most Important part of their costume is the "kapa," or national head gear. It has a patriotic meaning. 1 It sooms to tell Jthe history of their pnst trials and tho hopes of their Aituro, It is a cap of rod cloth, given his daughter in marriage to a man fectly formed tho extra little finger of each hand is an exact counterpart of its neighbor, the same as on the foot. In such cases as this, the fact is something rcmarkablo: usually tho BUPernuiner- A woman, in choosing a lover, con siders a good deal more how a man will be regardod by other women than whether sho loves him bcreelf.

wan wuom ne was at enmity, answered: uuu in an American cottage garden, "i uiu it out or puro revenge.".