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aad Afrnhili the Baglaten aad Hnea of „,_ ¦ ear own niakr.
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I eotiglit (Woaa I wg*r* oft b«fi>re, when weary,'
A DRBAM or MOTHBH.
ar wna, a. aica.
Worn ont with toil and glad th* day was don% lib a inau tiae,
 . w«ary,Taadwaa
nat peace and reet known only to the tr««k
Tboogb warm, it wae a lovely rammer algb^ _ The world* above ahons o«t in.fnU amy. To deok tbe aklee with their eSlesUal UM, And B|iarkle In tbe meadow*' daWy spny.
Tha moon waa fall, and ponred Itl mellow glow,
SeOsnt floode, on lereet, plain aad eea, •ent the ibadowa areeplnc to and flre.
Uke pliantoma, aad laa.
mooBtaia,  mala
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One  aad  Two-Hone Sli^]erB,Maallaraad Spring Tooih I*
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Wraqgat ua Oast OMtTran Mklllng, HMkUMty, OHlSgi «»-Ag«at for the 1 Biaders, oad Mowet*
— t^telal
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aiUMr. ttaltber. by At!nl flamee pnrtaed, Tb* Ughtnlng-bnta  went diving through Uu air.
ne flt eompaaioa* <rf Um eolttoda ' n>at teemed to relgn onbtoken everywbaia
I watcbal tbe some, refleeting oa It* ahanas.
ftorgetting not the obaage* ttsMbad wron^t Until mt iovl, embr.eed la (tBiBbac't arm*,
Wa*  borai   - -   -
thonsht.
beyond   the rialm* ot caitUj
dr*amland^ qoaneal
sbona,    O . blinfol eon**
Bar year* aad yearn tt itoUBled on tb* eari
Pealiged by eviry pbaae or grtot and poln
Tet etrove Uiroagb all with tbat axalted wt
Slve   e«Umat«* *nd leae Improvameal*
We will be pl**** fbralxh per»oa« deelrlnii
pol Into tbellr dwellings. I
We ai* *J*o prepared to) give eeHmot** and do all KllidtOI
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We have eolotged and put la a nnHiaer ai|new aMsalae* and are aow better prepared tluua
a*ar beam lo aaeo**aadala iMpaaiie. __.   l>oof*, aaaa. Minds, wlnS^ *e. Mliaisim lamiaited.   A ¦liar* o^yoor natron age leepeeUally *olleit*d.     ^
ttatar Tar4 gai   mi     '   t MMMh Chunk Straat. Naaareth. Pa. '.¦.—W* aia* So carpenter vTM^
Uy •ool bebeld a eeeoe inrpaadng fair, A pMne In wbkh I eaw toll leeompeme vo one who bad lormoanted death aad eare,
.Long had tbat eoal been bonnd with morta eoll, . Ofl had it drank tbe bitfaar cap of woe: Long bad it bome Ib* welgfat of nnman tell ^   And lUU remained pure a. the driven enow.
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Wblek p&ndly •poms aD impnlie to oom, plalB.^  ^ 1
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ne tempter wansd open naha*bls Hfe, Aud rained hi* abaft* i«liitlts Md.M Ukt
hail, Bn^ true to Ciirlet, n triampbed tbrongh Um
•t>lf*k Wlthatandbig eU who dorml H* lailb bmaIL
Anted wHh Ihe tmth aad doty** dannUaei ml^t.
It iloao gnawed agalnit all evU role. And proved itwlf a vietor ia tbe ggbt—
The peer of ae .alnte of th* martyr aohooL
II* warfbia e'ar, Ite deoMIe ol el*y Wa* hiid te not b«Math Me Undred eed.
While etialghl above the spirit mad* ite way To K* happy bom* In tb* honi* of Ood.
Kow, In my dranm, I law it reaab Ihe gata Where shoe** aalat* ar*aver keiit ongnard)
B*t here^ thank Ood, It had not ioag to wait, Yer aoon th. way In Weleome wae nniMrTed.
The pottala pa.eed, "mid ilralna ol harp and rona
Ttet ^ril etood beoMfh lalr beaveo'a dorney BanoaaSwl 'ry a bright aeraphle throng,
Wlieaam* lis greet It to lie Baal Iwm*,
Bmbraeed and klaeed by eaeli and evory oa* Of aU tbM boa*. It kiwit b*fam Ihe throne
From wbieh the sinam* ol HI* ianaortal rna. And wkon Ih* La*ol| neilv«* aad eroaaiBM own.
Th* ***aph* pr*l*Jil, when J**u ipeke aa4 ¦aidi
¦I and In thee a evrant ondeaM; Behokl Uiy erown, raeeivs It on thy bMd.
And wrat It a. becomee thy Saitor*. eblldi
•Mo more dialt thaa atrir* In UmIwovU*! wo* Wb«* than baat borne Ik* •eoger'* arwl rod,
Bal thoa *balt drtak wbeMfeoal* at 19 Sow, Aad toast apon th. bfiulag* at thy Oal'
Mow erownad and Meet, and robed In epetiii* wblla,
Tbat *oaI was anmberad wMh tbe lalBle abova And teok M* pl*a* amid the eel»phs bright.
To'ehlne fore^or Uke a *lar ol lova
The Ij^lgmMit pa*t, tb*a rang tb*
Of harp, and lyr**, and teogn** ol *a<B»i1 mirtiu Ib tnai** ol Him who waa ao mdely .lala, nat all laroogh Blm might have bam mith.
agch wss l|*dr4Ma fM* I MMM And IMBU hope aad pray to ¦** aaother
Ube It. eaoept te neverleave my eigbt, Por twoa a dteoai «< my daring Laxneeoif, Tna.
DOmA MBAI.
A Stopyr of Early Colo- Dial Days.
piirstiff, lia fonovred OTit Ms first Intcih tion Ana Joinetl .a friendly tndlan tribe. Wben to mucli of hi* story had been told the rMt Was plain to those present) and even the most bitter'ot Dorothea's pergo- cnton Mt tbat tbey bad done wrong and regretted it. If tt bad not been for that tragedy only a little over a week before, tbey would haye borne her from the court-room tn triumph.
Hillary went on. it bad nerer been his iBtentioo, ha siM, to desert his littls Mptrand so frequently be made trips to Satnaiick a^d waited about the place until be ebaoced to meet "bis baby," as he iMjIed her. Onoe being unable to see her, lid 'Irrote a note and left It In hi* t^btiii ' knowing that she frequented the old hot. This note was the one the 'mialate^ found, and sub¬ sequently Hillary leametl that Dorothea never received IU The night upon which Mr. OranvUle had opened the note aad raad It, Hillary was waiting in hopes' of Matug his daokhter. With bitter (eaUng In hi* heart he walked by the Klaism'l house. And, glancing In al the wlnAow, law the latter open bla note. Btiniing with rage, he waited nntil the piece of bireh bwrk had been laid npdn the desk near tha window, and theo, breaking a pane of glass, be seized It and departed. When Dorothea told bim of her approaching marriage bo began lacuriag furs, ana followed by six In¬ dians, bore hqr marriage portion to hor. This simple explanation of all the mysteries lorroundlnf Dorothea turned th* tide of ponplar feeling against Mr. Oranvllla, ana all at once the fickle mul- titttde remembered that he alone had fostered and brought the charges against the poor firl.
As Hillary wa* abont to leave the •tand one of tbe maglBtratei bade bim •top and asked of hira why be had eom- pelied bU daaghter to keep silent con- eemlag hia, aapaeiSUy wheS that silence had been the cause of bringing upon ber the puMIe ignominy, -which had resulted in har Insanity and the murder^tif her babef   Hillary anweredt ^^
¦I triahed lo be considered delid by every white maa, for I was'^disgusted with their canting hypocrisy? I|nt I never suspected that my viitits wonld bring so much cruelty to such a sweet girl a* Dorothea. I did Mt-know of the whipplag until tt was #er, for yonAer reverend gentleman took great pains to aanoance tbe trial but one dsy before tt oiicarred, and to follow tbe sentence with ita eiecctlon before an hour hod pasaed. When the deed, was onoe doae I might have ted the Indians to bam the town, but tbat wonld have been my only way oi revenge, and I did not care to do that."
DorallMa was the* annonnced to be eloar from the charge of witchcraft, and wa* Ud back to prison to. gwait the sit- tlag of the maglsU-ates liaxt day, when •he arouM be pat on trial for her lif* for the murder of her babe.
favori blit the Ihirflan l»w"waii atrlct, and It was not otpected, even by her oounsel, thst Dorothea could possibly be scquitted. . ..^      .
Tho trial was •hort. Dorothea mtt placed Upon the stand, snd wben ksked •bout the tragedy she answered la iticb a vague way tbat 9be was dismissed^ And It was well, for she conid give but an un¬ satisfactory acconnt of what bad oc¬ curred on that wild, wet night.
Egbert was galled, and testified to what bo knew. He had beea asleep, bnt there had beon no one In the cabin dur¬ ing tlie night save himself and bit wife.
A few irTtnesses were called by tbe de¬ fense to prove that Dorothea was insane •t the time she committed the crime, but ctven the most hopeful felt that the evi¬ dence would have no effect upon the sentence. She had committed marder, and, no matter whether sane or Insane, whether she or the man who drove ber Insane be tbe guilty one before Qod—she bad committed the crime, and she alona liould expiate It. .
BT CBARX<ES C. HAHN.
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The opinion of such a learned physi¬ cian as bt. IiMin«K hat Its effect npon the court as did also hts deducUou trith regard to HlUary'^ iafluence.
Pas>lBg aa te Perathea'a aaaa, ha troced the growing weakness of Achsah, InUmsted that her dHaaglllaa was aone of tbe best, and tMeniy stated tbat he believed she tt first willfnlly deceti^U her Parants tn order either to continm to ttraw attention to herself or to Injure Dorothea. The scene In his olBce was agafai dagcribad aad tha Doctor, teatified tbat he believed the girl's at¬ tack was • cataleptic fit, that h« had so troated It, and thst she recovered,.ander his treatment. In ckMlng, he gave as his t^laloa that -g sud^aS •hoalt-.af alec- irlotty might for • ttaM, If sgA panaa- aently, eihat a care of «aeh A sbgaa*-
This matter-of-fact manner bf treating tho case produced a decided effect upon the magtstraM^ sa4l|Ba of them seemed Inclined to^lisss ovar ttie flrst charge without tgpliiaialliai. |i fact, he arose and begaa to •pesfe npini the aubjeet, when he was Interraptad by Ur. Gran¬ ville, who at thla uaeipected turn seemed to hav« completely loat his wits. ¦Your Bxcelieney,* he cried, address¬ ing the Governor, wbo was present, "I beg of you to remember that even If my daughter has beea 111, phystcaljy, thn most damning evidence against the ac- cttsad ba* not b«en answered. I bave teslifled with regard to th* latter which was so mysteriously taken from my study table, apd my evigence has been corrob¬ orated- by 8qulre Allaa. Who was II know that latter was la my pos¬ session, and how could he know of tt on loss he possessed snpematurat power? Again, I call to your mind the fact tbat the mysterious visitor who ever watched over this poor woman luis never been known, and tnat all questttms cimi- cerntng htm bave beea ovaded."  „
Tbe minister would probably hava«OB- ttnnod for some time, for he w»« grow¬ ing tmpaaatoned, had not tho Oovamor- interrupted him and bade tha trial pr*- ceed.
Dorotbaa's counsel immediately called: •Mark Hillary l»
At mention of the name of the maa wham hi^ had tax jears l^lieved to bo deiMi, ine minister iurned pale. fie looked wildly about htm over the assembled people and saw a tall man, who, to all outward appearance was an Indian, gpproacb the witness stand, and IVreqttlrM but a glance for them to see lbi|t the man was the same who had led the Ble of Indians to Dorothea's home the evtming of her wedding, and who had been loitering about the prison door io Balem duriag the last wook.
Hlllary'i appearance, as wonM bo ex- p^:ct«d, created a profound sensation ia tbe court-room. A few questions wer* put to blm by Dorothea's counsel siid then be wai bidden to tall his history for the past six years.
It was but the statement of what Mm reader must haw already saspe^ted.  Hi
l.U.I ,...1 I..X.I, uiiiii liv Atl«« that mornlns
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^rmm tmjo caas*. It win be reaiembersd that when Dr. Lennox removed Dorothea's possessions from har fathafgcaWa h* foaadaaoid cheat wkldi iiontataiad a BSmber of papera.   These papen tbe doctor merely
fflueail at, aad lading thera to be of a amtly nature, laid tbem back for fnture Inveatlgatton. But for several woeks he was pressed by professional visltit, and' tbe papers passed entirely from his mind. Whea be did think of them, his, interest In than had subalilad, and on* excuse after another wat made for leaving them uaexamtaed. " At flrat he Imagined thnt they wonld prova ot- Importance to Doro¬ thea, bat after a few weeks this Idea faded fram his miad and with It his in¬ terest ia tbem.
8o they lay, neglected, nntil Dorothea was BMrrted, whan they were turned OYtt to Bffbert. To htm, also, they pravad ot ao tatarest or importance, nntil one day while Dortrthsa was ill and he had noihing to relieve his long watch over ber. Then the tboaght came to him that In the old chokt he might Bnd some¬ thing to eatartatn him, and he opened It.
Oa taiaiag the Ild, wkgch had been foread, the doctor havinMho key to tbe zbeat, ha foaad a pile m- dusty papers tying OB tha topof aeveral dresses of fifty foasa^koflan. Tike papara were merely gMda aag laaaaa, wbleb failed in the alighteat dagrea to tntneat him, bnt be¬ fora ha hod glaaead at half the pile be found that they belongMI lo a noble fam¬ ily of England, aad M began to look at tbem more cloaety. His attention was attracted most elpariy to aomn old manuaertpts, from which ho drew out one yellow with age and wflttan in old BMUah laUats. n was a patoit of no- MUtTfraatiMl by Jaoiaa L, hr-whieb the title «i kird aad tha r^k of karon was given to oaa Btakard W .
Tha aeat paper ahlABgbeit drew out wa* one dated •eventy-flve years before, and was a warrant raising Sir B. W., lord of , to the rank of earl.
Then followed aevaral copies of deeds and grants af land from the crown to tho baroa aad tte eari.
Uader these waa a paper which bore
le*a of tha mark* g( IMie than any ot
the otbera, and, on OfMiiIng It, Egbert
'an olden paper
tlte  paper
clalBHid to ka li 1 >f a patect
gnaMog tl* hmmm »¦ ^i^^-^Mmie —^^
grandson tt tMlHH|MPr> *'^ tbe title Duke of ^^^^^Bf
Tbe arms of wmMPrSMde duke wer* hafe given, and thi^aextpaDer gave a short •keteh of the bdarerof tbem and hi* family. It seeaiad that bla grace, the Duke of Oianoy, poaseased » large es¬ tate, and with a larger gaaerQaity than Is often  fonnd  satoag men of his rank.
Save a ruined castle and a tract of laad > a yonnger son. Here a genealogical tree waa copied, and tbe descendants of Ibis second branch of the family woro given mlnntely. This was traced down to a data not aiore than twenty-five years pravidoa, and tha aeeond made was: "Dorothaa, only child of: Alf red Kenel|n, bom Jnae 4, W—."
Ontr BBS paper remained In the chest, or rataar oae bundle tied with a white ribbon. Egbert opened It and drew forth flrst a statement of tbe prooedtng papers. This Iraeed the Une ot tho two branches dowa to tbe year id—, and then stated tbat the only remaining deseond- ants of the  great  dnko   were   Ilenry,
Doko of , and Cecil, a country squire,
lb*  last of   the   doseendants  of   tbo 4'ounger brother of the first Dnke of .
The next paper proved to be a state¬ ment tn a woman's hand, to the effect that tha only datighter ot Cecil bad boon disowned by ber father for imi>rying ona Mark Hillary, aod Inclosed In this docu¬ ment were several letters which bore out the troth of the ftUtement.
Bobart teSd the papers wtth 'oara, and then replMpd tbem. He Inarnod from them tbat Ms wife was 'mt of
tho, yoiipser  branch  o. ke  of
Olancy's family, and Mmi oniy one tiff stood between her and tlia paerage.
Tbat night  DofOth«% MBrderR*! h, babe.
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"in THI Kiaa's BAMa." On tbat dark night of tragedy, when Dorothea Ingram Strangled her babe and ihe minister's house vas stmck by Itgbtr ning, a maS, anknOvrp to iny ta The~vil¬ lage, had arrived In Sagnauk. Ha emerged from tb* wood* Jnat aa tha thunderbolt fell and set tbe paraonage on Arc, and at the same time he aaw, or Imagined he saw, Hillary's cabin snr- roiindad with a rosy light In which dusky demobs danced.
Who tbis man wag, or whence he came, no one knew, and duriag tha hurry of the day none Ihonght tq Inqnire. He himself did notcourt inqalry, bnt after a fow questions disaptieared wlthoat bear¬ ing the message with which he was laden to the Squlfe. And in tbe excite¬ ment which followad Dorothea's arrest no one missed blm.
Dorothea bad been led back to ber prison after tho trial, and a night of sasDcnse wg* to be paased before tbe tie- ctsloh of the Judfek would be given.' They, with the Governor, retired from the court-room to a private oflice and were there consulting upoa the verdict, •There ts no doubt but tbat tbts woman hath killed hor child," said one of lb* Puritan Judges,, "and thb morntng after she was perfo<;tly sane, as numerona wit-. nesses testified."
•But," tntermpted one of hts col leagues, "who ts lo say wben that In¬ sanity ended?
"Did she not appear saae the evening before?"
' 'Yes," replied the Jndge who had lnte^ posed In Dorothea's behalf; "she was. Hut tbts question of woman's saatty is s dlfflcnlt ono tn her case, and I do not feel quite Clear tbat we shouid adjndg* her guilty."
"•The Lord Is merdfnl," hora Inlet^ poaed the Governor, who before had said aothlng. "The Lord is merciful although tust, and we sbould atrive to Imitate him In mercy as well as Justice."
"Bnt she boars the rspntatloa of a witch," urged the flrst Judge.
"Yea, she bears it. But what aiay each, of us not bear In Ood'a sight. Bat;* fie coatinned, "I am surprised to bear snch a remark from you. Has she not been cleared of tbat charge?"
"Yea, but wbere there Is so mucb smoke there must be flre."
"You. then, are not willing to Jndg* this poor womaa by the evMance. Yoa are not worthy to «ccapy tne position you bold, and I shall take step* to hav« you removed a* sooa aa poaaibla. Now," aaid the Governor to the other Judg**, "we must consider this case among our selves, for I will not allow the gentleman who has Just tbokan la join ns. He li prujudiced. This woman was cleared of the first charge—of wtteheraft*and la tho evidence it was ibown that the had nndergone Itmg years of perseentioo— enough to drive any ooe insai;a. But, on tbe other hand, we have had contla. oal evidence of tbe goodnesi of her heart. Could such a woman as has been pictured to you to-day kill her own babe? I say no. The only poiot wbtcb is left tor us to consider is whether Iht waa san* or aot whea (^ eoautl|ted lb* crime, tor crime It vaa, hawavar done. She was Mtna duriag the day previous, and sane the next morning. Could sb* hava hagfr craiy dnriag tbe alfhtt Up- •iakla^atartttacaaan^ta 1M| point* -ha added laipraaalveiy—•^toald tb* woman of ao many Vllrtaaa ararder hei ehild in cold iklopd? If the evidence ol ber goodneas t( to be beltevetl, she could ooW It It is false, we may safely aocus* ber of marder."
Whaa the Governor ceaaad thata was silence for a meaMat, ao one caring to express an opInfctB hastily, and whll* tbay were hestutlag an o$kar knocked it the door, tM, mtm a«sn«M, stated that thara waa a spatial awaaaager from Iha Crown who begged to ba admitted at-ance.
tOm warda "The Crown" vrera an opea ••«Kme,and with all hasta thaflovamor aai /tidgas prapaaadto raeaiva Um. The wanderpr of the forest entered ''Yoar iBxcailencyi Governor of the Commonweath of Massacfausetts, and ye, honorable Jndgea of fhe State, I come to you wltb a safe conduct from King Qeorge III., by whom I was sent upon a spectal but secret mission. The affair is Important find I beg yoa to hear me at once." _
Tba maasasg^ from the Klag was seated wltb all courtesy, and after mu¬ tual sitotfttioBB #•• invited to make known his mission.
ness to tne story wbioh tse SatiiXbcr peopla'told to'tbelr children of their Irst and for tbat matters only witch. Some of the more dreamy young Puri¬ tans would sometimes go out into tbe meadow, and, looking over the cloud- spockod field snd oat into the olonds tn the skyi think of Dorothea. Bnt the number of theae was few.
In a castle In England a happy famliy dwelt. Tbe bead of it waa Loqrd Oswald, or the Dnke of Glancy, which title he re¬ ceived with bis wife's accession of for¬ tune. On state occasions his wife was ¦'thaDuchen,"bnt to her Wide circle of friend! •he wa^ "Lady Dorothea," for tbat leaa pretentious title suited the New England girl tbe better.
With them an old man dwelt—a maa •killed tn woodcraft—a. man who was looked np to by his companions becaosa bf hU honesty and—his relatiops. It wa| Uark Btliarf. After Dorothea bad talieii poata^rton of ber title and her land* he had glvea np his Indian Ufe and folkiwed In the next »hlp.
Be •till held to hi^ opinions, bnt in tba chaplain of Glancy be met a priest wh6 was at oaea learned In booK lore and poaaeaaad of good aen^e. Once he (aid to Hitrk:
. "Mark my word, Hillary, tha tronbte with you ia that yon never make yonr- lelf nnderatood, and you deaerve to be hang. Yoa, wtth an honest man's In- •tincta, have held what the Catholta Church haa alwaya held. Had you acted wtth. common serise in Kngland you would qever have gone on that arlld- goose chaae of 'yours, snd bad yon been leas obattnato, and told folka Just what vou meant, I believe yon wonld not bave been so badly treated tn America ¦
"You do not know them," Interrupted Mark. "I believe they wonld have done the same had Bt. Michael and all tha archangels been tn my place."
"FOMtUly," said the priest. "Qtlll," he eoatlnned, "I cannot ctmeefve or Intelli¬ gent men convicting on the charges they did,"
"But aboat the poem?"
"Tbat was a work of fantasy. Let tne Itteratore of the coming age decide whore It shall be placed."
"rhe Bev. Henry Granville never fully believed that Dorothea wa* not a witch, and to the last day of bis life was beard expressing bis opinion that tt was strange bl* daughter sbould hav* recovered on "that wild, wet night." Hi*.former health, however, recovered when hit chltd'fe strangle malady left her, aad In after years he beeasae a prominent cler¬ gyman of the colonies. It wa* evan said' that he preached mor* of mercy and less of Justice aa he grew older.
Long yaars after the trial in Sagaanck, a wblla-aalled ahlp anchored in the bay at Boaton. It bore ia Ita btpora the Duk* and tbe Duchess of Glancy. They stopped for but a night In the oity, and theo traveled on to Sagnauck. They eoald not resMln In tbe new world, be¬ cause greatar claims held them to old Bnaiand. Bnt wben they rataraad to their caatle tbey left a son ta the new world, and from htm bas doaeaaded tha faiaHy of Maw Bnglaad Olaaeys. Stmt aaa.]
MABEIAOE OF FBIN0E8S MAT AHJ) THE DUKE OF YOBI.
Tke Weddlac Takes Place at the HIs- toiie Chapel Royal of St. James's Palace —The Queen aad Maay Nobles Attend—Sceae of PoiBp and Spleadoiv-The Wedding Otfte.
HEWBY QLEAHPrOS.
A UMOST plaga* thiaalaaaAlgesia. OBor* are a lailare ia Weatem ir*ii*a* Taa flbolera I* ravaging Haoo*, Arabia OaotaaA I* lagiag ia Soatbe*atem Aaio. Ooij> ha* bagon to eom* bock (rom abroad. -HavlaglSatoaiBKaglaad, SIO ia Tow.
"To vxplain what my work bi the new world la,* he began, "allow me to giv* youaMtof^tlatiMy. Tweaty-flve years ago the only daaghter of tbe Lord of Glancy married a awB far below her, and togethar they emigrated to America. She was at anea dtaowaed by her family. Reoentiy tho oM Lord of Glancy died, and his title and estate is lett entail to this daughter. The man abe married was not a bad mdn, but one, if I may say It, a little too rough In speech to suit his rider*. Hlli TiAinK was Hillary, and we have tr: ^on aad then to a
irttle Sri sagnauck.    I fol¬
lowed my trati tii Lhst place and there tonnd Hillary , dead, hia wife. Lady Glancy dead, and har daughter, Dorothea Ingram, accused of the murder of h«r own babe. That womaa I am in aearoh of Is now In your Jatl. I bave In my possession papera from the King da- inandiug the speedy return of «r Glancy's belra to Bagland. Innocent or guilty, I demand her In. tho King's nam*. Here are my papar*."
CHAPXIW Xirai.
coa<a<oaioB. When the next Hagilsh ahlp tailed, Egbert  and Dorothy and the King's
m< - ¦¦    '-'-itrd.   Tha Ktng'a
nil I nd drew back all
lip I ver, beforo they
irneda ver-
¦rothea waa
iisrge whea aha
.niii't/    vrnw and
Boom OaoouiiA'* a*w dispeasaiy law has gone into effbet.
Taaaa were tit.tat Immlgraol* laaded at Ihe Port ol New Tork in June.
Taa riee eroi> of tike UnMsd Stat** I* Sizty par e*al. gr*Ble* tima aay ptavfcm* oaa
Taaaa i*oa** aaata Motion ttetwem tbe Piaaoh Oaaadtaas sad the XaglM of Oaa- ada.
It ta rallmsIM Ihal Batto, Moalaaa, will prodooe tW,WO,Oto poaad* ol eoppor thii year.
Kabba* ha* iaorsaaad Ibe laxabl* vahw ol raiUtoad property Itam ••l,00O,INWt to #63,-
O00,ooa.
Statb money apportioned to tbe publle aehool* ot MI**ourl this year aoMaats to g7»T,17».ai.
Bmuas* tl d*pr****a la Hawaii H**a«s» ot tb* umwrtolaly laapfa^ by th*Dnlt*d State* Ck>v*rameat.
A> tava*ioa ot ooNrpliiar* ssad* II* ap- pearaaoe la Toooa, Fraaoe, and the laaeia* h*ve eaten np tbe|>a*tare and left tlia Held* bare.
AaantTAin Attobbbt ChwSBW. BBT«ot.o* ha* deeid*d thai wobmb "dietary aunee" wbo miai*t*r*d to *oldl*r( dariag th* lata war are *atlUed to poaatoo*.
Taa *Btir* **aior olaas, compiMaa *lxty- a'a* m*ab*t*, at Ihdiaaa Hormai SmiooI at T«na Haal*,havlag r*ta**d le yIeU to tb* da mand* ol the Trnalee* aad Wh the *ahool, ther* were no greduatiag •z*ral*f* at that tnadtuUon.
Aaraoa O. Ubjivb*, * oltlaea ot the Cnlled Blalas, ba* b**a authorised lo eaubliab ag- rieoitaral, taiaiag aad ssaaaloelariag oolo- nl** ol Seaadlaanaaa, Omnaaa* aad Ortafco. ¦I* ooane**loa eover* SW,tM aor** nearth* TaUaatip** BaUway,   /  \
Taa X*xloan Oovcral|i*bt ho* deer*ed de- daottoa* ol from five to toe par eoal. la th* *alarl** of pablla amploya* oad aaaa in the *rmy. Theae dedaoilon*, tbe total amooat ofwlil«hwiUexoe*d«I,MO,000, ar* to take aOeot inVuly and will be in foroe to th* end of Peenmber.
TBB avxa or roaS.. Th* raarriag* of Ib* Dak4 ot York (Trine* Oeorge of Walea) and Prinoca* Ylotorla Mary ol^ok took place at IS M o'eioek a tew day* *go la tb* Chapel Boyal, Bt. Jamea'i PaUu-e, London. The wadding was a brilliant function aod waa atteaded by a large gathering of lb4 BMmben of tb* Brtttoh royal family, Con-' ilnnnl*! *ov*relgna or tbelr repreeenlatlvaa aad aaleotad member* ol tbe higbeet no¬ bility. Tba waatber was beaatiful, for a fiaer day bo* seldom been ***a in Loadon.
The oofl**lon w** mad* a partial BrltMi holiday. Oreat crowds gathered many deap along the liae of the ronte from BDekiagham Paiao*. np Constitution Hill, tbrongfa Plooa- dilly, St Jam**'* street aad Marlborough Sate to the garden entiaaoe lo St. James'* Polao*, whloh to *tta*ted on the north eld*ol tbe MalL The decoration* along tbe line ol Ih* royal proeeaalon were profos*. Th* road¬ way was kept opea by tha Hoosehold troop* hi tbelr gUlWing unltonn*, bv th* regnbu gaarda, 1^ tbe Metropolitaa Volaataan and milHlo, by Mlddleaex Yeomanry aad by the police. It to eatimaled that there Wet* at [eaat l,W»,eoo spwitalor* ta tbe straMs thtougb wbldh tbe procession moved. Maay minted in Ih* eraoh imd bad to be takea to boepitai*. * ' ^
ifir royal parly Mt Ba*ktagbam Talaee in four orooesolona, the Aret oonveying Ibe members of the honsehold aad dMiagutsbsd gae*ta Th* aaxt oiooamioa laeluded tha Duk* of York, th* Priae* of Val** aad III* Dake otyXdtaoargh.
The brlSe eame ta Ihe third pree«**loa, *o- iimisalai bgr har talhw, th* Dake of Teok. oad Mr broth**, Prtae* Adolpho*, ol Teok. TbahW prosmaioa wa* that of the QaaasL who. anompaatad by ber yoaag*r *oa* aad Iha Oraad Oaka ol HaiM^ drove ta Slate to tbe timamaniil, Bach prosiasinn wa* ao- eomaasMbyaUl* Omida eacort, and ta addMoa to tu* th* Qa*ae had aa eeooit ol ladloa, naUv* oad Aa*ljal**lan hone.
H*r il*i*my rod* ta th* *tale eooeb a*Ml wbea *h* opens Parltomeat oad on other •peelal oeeaeioa*. Thebody of tbe oarrioge, wbloh to o< IrMi •aaaafoelare having been bolll ta DabUn, to painted a dark red eolor, and M* rldily irilt boasta are adorned with tb* royal anaa la* roof to *armoaated bv a erowa aad borderad with a wr«ath of giM rooea, tbisti** «ad *haairoaka.
FATAL UOHTNING.
Five tAaam Itotit la a Hlchlfaa Fanm- koaa^
I. M. Babamdi, wife aad ehUd, otFoatoria, Uiah., waat lo vi*ll Hn. Babcoek'* pareota, Ur. and Mr*. Alton Bobert*, wbo ilv* ta Qranl Townahlp, tour aod a quarter milee north***! olOagetown.lfioh. Th*laasllyeon- *i*lad of (athor, mother aad *sv«n ohiidren. Aboat • a. m. Mr. Bobort*'* aoa wa* awok- eaad by tha *m*il ot *asok*, aad tooad hto badokaha* oa Sia, Baaroa*ad hto biQtber itad U* gtMSl^ O«ocg« Fro*t, ot BSvarwood, Mtak., who wa* id«> visittag th* family.
Yoaag Bobart* jampad out of Ih* ehamb*r wtedowoath*Maaaa Aoor aad ra*bed to hto father'* badraom window oa the flr*t fioor. He ttaaily. eaoeeedad ta reeeaiag hto tether, laotbar and Utile *l*ter. Hto other broths* aad etotor ateo made tholr eaoape, bat Mr. BWMoek, hto wil* and child aad Oaowagtaalpcatohad ta th* Sam**, a* did the a»vaa y*ar <Jd *oa of Mr. BObnta Of tt*flvep*«aoaa baraad iwthliig rwaolaad bol tbelr '*harr*d ttaaka.
Dariag the lhaad*ntona wWeh pravailed ooriy ta th* oKirtttag llghlalag sbaekth* boo** oad **l it oa flra The iaawte* prob¬ ably aaver aroa*ed, aad v*r* *agO*al*dloag bator* Iba fliaaM* readhed thaati. Iliki doM aol apply ta lb. Pnal, who, |l ts^aoppoaad. MedtomMaaMr. Babaaefcsadktowlie.aad wa* ovrnwoBM by the beat aad amoke.
Hilar
Haaaah Bobart* had her hand* *od armatanlblybaiBad baton *be oonld nt out, aad th* allaadlng pbyslolaa thtaks she may aot raoovar,^   * ¦<"
MtosBi&aia aad MS. Brest wsca ^ to b« manrtsil this tan.   Thedaolh B^bceek  •rff> ud AUd wiped out Iha whole tamlly.
sffSi^
FxBHAFs (or ooBceatosted iDaccn- can »ur- icie, wblch
inr.rla r .•
raa nooaaai or roaa.
The oheeriag ** th* royal cairiags ^lovs lerword waa Immenae The oMfflbaia ot the royal lamiiy aad ga**t* oa aHghtlag at St. JaaMO* Palaoa, waifcsd to tba Kal* apait- meato, aad *ab*eqa*atly down the nand atalreao* and oader Ih* Conrt Colonnade to the **ata wrvad lor Iham ta tha«bapal.
Tha QtUMa aUghtad ta the Aartiaaaador*' Court. Thoao* (be walked to th* noitb «Dd ot th* •diS*«. Tb* apot wa* pdoraed with palm* aad flower* *ad earpet^ wlthorlm- *oa Upoa th* lovai ptatlorm *s*t* were provided tor th* Prtae* and Prlaeee* of Wale*, th* bride *sd bridegroom, .and other saeasbon ol tbe royal lamiiy and royal gueot* trom abroad.
Tbe member* ot the diplomatio body, In- eludiag the mamben of the United Bmlea Imbaaay oad tbe other tavitad >«**«*, ooou- plsd **am ta lb* body ot th* ehapel aod ta (be royal *ad aa*t gaiierlea. Drawtag room dress** ware wom by the womee, and tbe man appeared ta tall ieva*dre*i.
Th* marriage eeremoay opned with the proBa**tna ol the elergr tato the ehapel. nito ooasisted of tbe Arciiblsbop ot Canter¬ bury, the Btohop ot London, tba Dean of the Chap*! Boyal, th* Sab-Dean, the Btobop oi Boobester, tbe Hon. and Bev. B. earr-aiyu, VIoar of Kenaln^ton, Canon Hervey. Domta- tto Cbapata to the Prtaoe of Waliis, and Oaaon Datton, Honorable Obaplain to the Duke of York.
Hondel'a marjh from the ¦¦Ooe«slonal Ovortur*" was played by tbe orMnlat aa the prooeaaion oame forward. WUie the Arch, btobop and olergy were taking their piouee the mnato ot the march in '%slpto" came from tbe organ, aad immadtately the front ot tbe second pro«e**loa, taoiudta<( the royal family and royal gueele, oame ta slgbt.     '
Tbe bride wore tba veil whloh waa worn by her mother on tbe oceanlon of her owu marrlajre. Her wedding go*n wa* of »llvtfr brooadk. in perfeot honuoay with tbe brl-lc- maia'« loUels ot whit* •atta and ¦livar lum rbe brtdeaiaid'* gowns ware mad* wlUi low Oodle**, aad neither hata, wr«atb* nor veU* wera woia; only aaimple ro** ta the holr.
The Qneea headed th* psoeeasion. She walked oloae, ieantag OB aaeboav stick. Her Male*ty wa* attired In a biaok dr*** wltb a ttam. Tbe bodice wa* of broohe «llk, with laee. Sh*woreooro**her boeomthe brood fata* ribbon ol lb* Ord*rol Ihn (tarter, and oa bar head wa*a*aMUdlamoBderown, trom wblch * veU dapaswtad. Aroaad bar neck wa* A neektaee ot dtamoad* with p*odaat at¬ tached. A* ber Mataoly pa**ad up tb* nav* .of the chapel the wbota gtaemblage bovrad. JToUowtng the Qa**a mmm lb* Prino* of mi«*aadth*Dak*«rf Bdtaborgh, aad be¬ hind Iham walkad a aaartMr ol Admlrato in full aallorm, aaeemag the bridgroom, wbo wore Ihe oniform <^ a Seat oaptata.
leh, the oflicial repraaanlalive >r ot BttOii*, was ta military iwore a plctoreeque white sUng with mnala*.
t Deaamrii ngeerted hi* daogb- less of Waleis.     The   PplnwMB
WaaaHired ta  a heHotr.
She atoo bad o Itaia of^tamoo' The brid* leaned npon tb<
father, ond  att the  prooeaaion
Irata wa* earrled by her brid*
Prtaoflsses  rictorta and  Hand,
Princesaee Tictorta Alexandra and 1.
Edtabnrgh;  Frinc***** Maisaiat.
torla Palriota,  of Conaai"''*   i»'i"
toria, of 8ehIeairig-Hol8i
Engenie. Amoi|g the notabilitlea present
aedMi*. Oladatoae.    Th*y   ""
s*at* before the royal pm^j
ehapel.    Itr. OUdrtoa* w^
IbeBrelhrenof Trtaity ]
ed a Urge pair ot navU <. At the conolaslon ot tba
prayer Ibe Qnoea was the 1
royal oonple, otter which  _,- .
Prtaoeaeof Woles ondtbeDakai
ut Teok ktosed the brid* and '
tbe groom. The Arehbiabop of Oontarbory,
by tbe other olergy, performed tbo oer«™"
the bride being given away by ber 1i< Mendelsiohn's   "Wadding   March
played a* the royal party left tiie onspRi.
the nnited proa***toD* ot tbe bride apd
tnMegroom leaiimg to the   throne  room,
wbere the registry ot tbe moMage was a*
tested by her Moleaty aad theother member
ot th* royal family aud royal gueata Tbe dejeuner wa* served at Bnoklnghom
Palaoa, tbe Queen proposing the toast of tha.
"Bride and  Bridegnram,"  ond the   * ~
Steward tbe toast of "The Qoeen."
After receiving eongratniations, tbe Duka-;, oad   Duolte**    of York  l*ft   Buck'
Polaoe,   driving  through tbe Mall to city, aad theaoa proceedad by the Basterd Hallway from LHarpooi Boadrtaghom,
Tb* Lord Mayor aad gbwifl* met aowly wadd*d pabrat St. Panl% CothednJL'l had thebr progrea* throogb the deeoralal] aad erowded str**t was a triumphal oa*. ^ > Pra*eBt* wersreoeived trom all parte Ot' Ih* Brtttoh domlntan*.
The Prta je of Wolea's gift lo'tb* bride ooai *i*t*d mo*tly of Jewelry oSd predon* iton**, th* wbol* betag vataaif at Sl.fM.OOO.
IHe Prinem* May of T*efc latheeldeet ohUd and only datighter ot the Dttk* ot Teok and Prtaoe** Mary of Cambrldg*. Who are botb oonaactad by marriage wfth aaally evsry *ov- srelifa ta Biuope. She wa* bom ta K*nsing- ton Palaoa on May W, 1S6T. and tha greater port ot her lite ha* beeu ap*nt nt Wbita Lodg*, Blchmond Park; the reoldaiia* ot her p*r«nts.
The Duke of York to the oniy eurriving son of tbe Prtaoe of Wal«*, and by inbaritancM stand* nert but ons to the 'throne ot Kuk
DESTrrUTE KANSAS.
The Weetera Part ofthe State AUaosfe- Depopulated. Dale** tbe people of Weftmn Kaasas re¬ ceive old ta tba near totare tfial aalita *••- Uon wSI be prautloaily depopulated. The eooaly commteaioaen of Wiohtta, Laa*,' Boott, Orealey aod other coantiea met at Leoo aad laBgad o o^l for o oonvention otj ¦om*e*atrot piBaL ak wtatah aa af>peal to i b* made to  Oovi *
mfldtataly oaU tbe 1 propriate-fuad* for 1 Whasl.   Thoaaondsotl to l**ve that *octlon i at  once.     Many  have tlMlr claim* ond gone to t
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THE MABICTR^
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W**tesB, **eoad
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palla, aztia*..
bolt tab* aad paito, flrata
llalttab**ad poU*,
W*l*h tub*, oxxn*.
Watohtab*, Siet*....
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W. Iia. *t**m*ry, eetwod*
19
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Btata  Ihetory—roil
whlta,taBey	
Patt nr*aja.a^>r»d, faaey Itall erSam, geM4t Part aktam, emeioa Part akiss*, good to Part skim*, oommoa PnU ¦
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DUek ccg*. 	
>ai Apj>h»—King,-V bbl      .-
OookmoB greea, V laal*. M
Eoriy Hary**l, B Xbbf
^SSi*. laaujaiam w  _ 8tiawb*rrie*, up-nv»; ^art.
Oooaeb*nta*, V quart       4
¦aoktaborrie*, Jataay, » qt       M
W*tarmeh>n*, « MO      . SW
Mu*kmdoas, V bbl. ..   IW
I
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l893,prims  —   •
1891, common lo good  1*   #
OM odd*  6   #
UVB rODI.TBT.
Powto—Jaaaay, State, Penn.      —   • Weatara.Vlb.     —   9
Cbtckans, kMal, V H     —   9
W«rtera,»lb »    1«>^»
Boostenh old, B ta     —   #
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Dock*—N. J., M. t., Temm.,
Bpoir     »   •
Wtatota, * pair     r
Oe***, W**tam, V pair tl
Pigeons, B pair	
DBBSSBD rooiinx—raasB aiuao.
Turkey*, Bib	
Oblekea*, PhlU, « »	
Weatem,Bli	
Powl»-St. aad Weat, * B> . Dnoba—Pair to.taatqr, * ta.
Blaal»rw.B«>.
8prtBg,L. !,«»...
0****   waatera, B lb.
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400
Vdos.
vaaaraaiaa. Palalota-Stata, B bU	
Norfolk, Bom, VbM.   ...
N. CRoa^BbM. ..   .
L.l,tobdk,»bbl	
Oabbog*, Norlolk,» bbl.... Oaioao—Boatatn, yellow, bM.
Moiriaad,* bbl.	
Btota,»l*l. .„
Peas, H.,»bag..^ ^ . ¦ IW Cttoumb*n,8avaaBah,»erata ID fitrtagb*aBS,N. C, ll bartcet    T5
Aqiaiaga*, doe. bonohea  1 DO
^inwto**, Plorid*, » erata.      T«
OBAiB, are. Piqur-Otty Mill Bxtra. SW
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