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I I I VENPOBT DAILY LEABEB. FEBBUABY 12, 1892. Ariajr Plitouifte tteunlon. Feb. propara- tlous for the reunion of the Army of the Potomiio here on June 15 aud 10 nre actively golug ou.

Tho president and cabi THE NEWS IN BRIER Sj Tho British steamer Burl of Dumfries run into and wink the schooner Railway near Cardiff. The schooner's crew consisted of five men. Three of them were CLASS MADE BY LIGHTNING. In the I tho of I ho Fiery Malt. 4 Did you over BOG the diameter of Altehtnuir'llash measured?" asked a TO SUPERSEDE STEAM.

I i eisUHior live men. Three of them were iuwa measurear asKea a net will be invited and are confidently ex- drowned and the others were by geologic of a Washington Star ro- pectcd. Rev. John R. Puxton, tt member je teainer.

of the society, has been choseu as orator, aud William II. McElroy of the New York Tribune, poet. iMayor Fellows of this city is chairman of the committee o'ouebun- dren and intends to make the reunion one of tho most memorable iu the of the society since porter. here the case which Colonel Clurksou, chuirman of the no- oncu inclosed a ihish of lightning, lit- A.mironU Applied to Tho engines on the Edwin Hartley, of York, are of a calculated to intercut greatly, -writes John K. ia tho Detroit Freo Press, and.

in fact, engineers Hepublicun comniittev. is confined ting it aclly, BO thut you can see arouse the cariosity of all people to his room in New York with an attack just how it" was. of rheumatism. He will go south as soon This is CIlUod a i i i or I ro at Columbus, O. COLUMBUS, Fob Fire which broke out in the largo block at the corner of Gay and High shortly after zuid- night WHS gouten completely under control by SJ o'clock ami mut to the one building.

The losses are as follows: Loss on building, 8:25.000: Hammond Batterson, wail paper store, JUcCuy clothiers, SleLtner Koch, music deulurs, Faulhnber llideiiour, Losses on oflices, Bleeping rooms, ou upper floors, as he is able to travel. An explosion of a keg of powder in a blacksmith shop at Gartlehl. wrecked the shop arid probably fatally injured A. P. Mercer, William Good, aud James lho Vi it out.

lightning and the material it is of is friars. I will tell you hir.v was manufactured, though it took of a second to turn "When a bolt of lightning strikes a bed of sand it plunges downward into A Flro at i i a 'ATi, Feb. fire destroyed the five-story building at 130 Main street. The building was valued at $60.000, and was packed from cellar to roof with furniture aud miscellaneous goods, Rice. Tiie Empress of Germany is suffering from an attack of tho I drunken dispute in Treble town- the sand for a d.stanco less 01 ship, Minnesota, Olias Danielson was transforming simultaneously into sil.ca brother George and a man the material through which it.

passes. Thus, by its heat, it at once a ghias tuba of precisely its own and then such a tube, known a irf found and dug up. lulfrurite.7 have been into tho sand by for nearly thirty L. J. Page are involved.

The Rang Iron works of Buona Vista, Va madeau assignment with liabilities of Dugay Ferguson shot and killed James Goodman, at Leesburg, Miss. Goodman's brother was also wounded. Ben Bradfoot, a lumberman, w.is crushed to clench under a load of logs a they ia Interior d'ameter G'Nuii's camp, near Ashland, Grover Cleveland was indorsed for the presidency at a meeting of New Jer- valued at $200.000. They are largely con- eey Democrats at New York from the size of a quill to three inches or more, according to the -bore' of the Hash. "But fulgurites are not alone pro- sigumeuts, and the proprietors say that i Jn for au artesian well near Me- ducod in sand; are found also in they are fully insured.

The adjoining asha gas and oil wore tliacoveml. solid rock, though very naturally of building on the north, occupied by the Menasha men have leased the land for in- slight, depth and frequently existing- i j--- I 1 I i hrfc A ft America Oak Leather company, suffered loss of probably $10,000 by water. Tho Uluhie Divorce CUMO. DEADTVOOD. S.

Feb. was stated here Wednesday on good authority that no opposition will be made to decree of divorce asked for vestigation as to the extent of the supply. Official estimates of farm animals show an increase of each kind of 3 to 4 per cent, and swine are more valuable aud and cows cheaper. I Near New Albany, Ind. at a dance, granting ter Cassidy severely cut.

two men with by Airs. James A i Hft then aurtc j- a Edward Guen- merely as a thin, giassy coating 1 on the surface. Such fulgurites ia astonidhing abundance on the summit of Little Ararat in Armenia. "The rock is soft and so porous that blocks a foot long- can be obtained, perforated in all directions by little G.Blaine, when the case comes for thfcr vhen Queuther shot hi iufiicihiga lubes Wed with bottle green trial next week. It was also rumored that.

formed from the fused rock. Thers is futal wound. At La Crosse, the new city hall a small specimen in tho national attorney's fees and alimony have not been paid and that Feb. 10 was the last day on which such payment could be made. i -U i Biaine will be in contempt of court if the wy of the city's mcorporatiou was cele- havmsr been bored by the teredo, the was dedicated and the fiftieth anniver- museum which the appearance of money is not paid.

on a Chain DALLAS, Tex. Feb. Wednesday Eugene Johnson, the southern traveling correspondent of the Kansas Sunday Sun, whose office of publication was re-; cently changed from Kansas City to CLi-', brated. holes made by the worm having 1 boon John White was found almost frozen to, subbcquontiy tilled with death in a straw stack near Coopton, -Some fulgurites were Minn. Wolves were howling around him by boldt on tho hiffh Ne- when rescued.

i vada do in Me cico. Musses of Mrs J. Mason of Leadville. Cola, took a lhe rock ero coverel with a layer of fatal dose of strychnme.attcrvainly trying rt induce her husband to leave a variety -cago, was iouud i of criminHly chftitre. where she found him in company Jibelinucitizt-ns of Dallas in the wuh anotner woman.

of The Sun. lie was sentenced toone year ou the county chain gang, $T'K) line and costs. His attorney gave notice of un appeal. Tho i I i itUri, Feb. Governor McKinley transmitted to the the report of C.

Meiidenhali upon the Indiana bounilury question, which was made public Koine weeks ago. No recommendation accompanied it It in probable that the conuniUtre on federal relations will feconimend i a ncliou between the legislatures of I i a a and Ohio in the nettle- ment of Lhi.s dispute. tureen us peculiar shimmer in the sun led Humboldt to asoend tho precipitous peak at tho risk of his life." I I A PLANT. Farmer Gmil Peterson of Wausa, upint: dynamite in a sruul pit was fatally injured "by a premature discnnrge. At Ashland, L.

Parkinson, a blind inmuto of the county poorhouse, coiiiniitted suicide by cuttiuir his throar. An emery wheel burst at the Rockford, plow works, i i Churle-s Bean. At NichoU, Tom Pimieroy's the St. Louis Kopublic. closely How It Sown, Gr nvn Gathered --Tlic-w A-ci The tea phmt is a frcntrs of shrub of the natural orJcr Termbtroomiaue a Work.

FAIRKIKLD. The record for quick i in Ifjve, i i and marriage was broken in t.iiis i by an old gentlenwn from who cuine re, mt-t un old fell in love i her, pi-opoi-d, was accepted, procured a liccn-ie anrl wa-; married to her ull inside of ilurty i from the time he first laid eyes on her. was searched and tuu gallons of whisky seized and destroyed. At liurlingt.ua, the Portlock murder trial was a ended by Portlock pleading guilty to Portlock will go the punitfiKiary for ears. ShorU in Jersey.

TUKNTON, X. f-, Feb. A shock of earthquake was folt iu East- Uurlingtoii Houses trembU-d as ii'about to fall, clocks and the people ran i and excitedly iuco the Htroets. 'i'ht; dunilioa of the shuck was about tea The Srlimiilt J-irenno TSUI. DE8 MOINES.

hu, Feb. -senate chamber crowded Thursday morning to hear the debate on ho Schmidt licenye bill. Senator fcdnnidt opened in a half hour t-ptjcch, that his bill gave i i i heeUoiis us much bition now, i i anti-prohibition counties jKJwer to regulate the uufljc. Senator Kciniiiger replied at. lenglh, that proi.ibaion hud never been repu- by the peoplr.

bei.ator Finn and also ll is conceded a lhe, bill i be, dek-ated in the house, even if it pusses the is Tho I i i Killod. i Ci-NTfcK, Feb. an eastbouud i train on the Michi- can Central railroad standing on the main i in. lite station nt 5 o'clock Thursday morning it was run into by westbouml i-rain which should have taken Hotci i KI EL PASO, Feb. Grand Central hotel burned at, 4 o'clock day morning.

Loss, partially insured. Wlilumii In New York. Notwithstanding his rcsidonco Washington, his stay in New Orleans, whore lie did some tfood newspapc work, and notcouiitinijc his long vegetation in Ca.nid«n, N. Walt Whitman is in every liber thorough New Yorker, Why not? He born, seventy-two years ago, in little village over on Long Island, and, like most Long Islanders, naturally drifted to this town. My old journalistic friend remembers him here thirty-live years ago.

when he iirst put out his "Leaver of Grass." This city W.LS comparatively small then, and Walt Whitman was as conspicuous a citizen us a everybody and allied to the tube Tho seeds are sown soon after they ripen in holes 4 or 6 inches deep and 3 lo feet apart. As lhe rains come on it grows rapidly, soon forming" larjro clusters. which require little care other than an occasional weeding. The leaves of the shrubs aro not gathered For -lea" i alter tho end of third year from the time when the seed was planted. Kach is for from seven to ten years, when it is cut down and young 1 and healthy shoots allowed to rise.

In the entire plant is covered with bloom, even tho leaf itself taking- on tho appearance of a biossom. Gathering- the crop is a very particular job. each loaf being separately removed from the shooL Three crops aro usually taken in a year. March, May and August, the exact period varying 1 accord to tho climate of the different districts in which it grows. After tho leaves have been gathered they aro first dried in the sun, and then thrown into small furnaces, i with sheet-iron pans, in which they are stirred until all moisture has been eliminated.

-Tho best par.s are put choicely, while the poorer i and Mveop'ng'rf aro ma do into bricks and sent inio Tar- tary. It se-inn i i to think that tea and ooToa which Europe got zilung" i for OOU vears. should at last have become one of the necessaries of life. jS'eiiiier have food oroperiies In nave ruKen 1 4 i i navo jooa oroperties i unii two curs everybody knew him. He was a marked their part3; they a ttidu track.

Jioth were badly wrecked. Deycll, figure on Broadway--a most manly man, aged 28, of St. Tiiomas, who was running as vigorous and virile as his own poetry. the westbound engine, was instanuy hilled. The rest of tiie trainmen c-scaped by i was ft cousin of Kn- gineer JJeyell who was killed in Chicago In ft wreck three weeks ago.

His very personality impressed itself tlesh. fat nor bune. sim- stimulant in their elects upon the i a Another curious" fact is that It WH.S a ratal Hluxulcr. Feb. Telegraph, heretofore a strung supporter of Governor Boies for the presidential nomination, de- upon all passers by.

and men, and even i us Uiat a and women, turaed around to look at him. nc i their stimulating powers frnn He was almost the first to make the now a niun cd theine. of which no fashionable fad of tho flannel shirt in othc pUult3 possess any con- smnmer his all the round convenience and comfort, and the broad collar was turned over a silk American (lag. His onlinarv. wear was a neat suit of siderable quantity.

clait-s his visit to Denver a fntnl blunder. clothes. Whatever ho The Telegraph -siys: "Boies is not avuila-1 might be called, a Democrat or a Repnlv ble unless he can carry Iowa, lie cannot Mn iiHflwl 11V, i i carry lown i the support ot the friends of free coinage, and hy his silence A Cure for Kpilepny. An English newspaper says that a church hell-ringer was ringing' the when one of heavy weights swu iff over and he was pulled up to a "one of the people." Brady, then fa- considerable height by the rops. He on this subject at Denver rather than' liis inous jus a photographer, was the iirst to his grip and j'ell on his head on staunu-nr dial the inrifT would be ihe solo capture Wlnnnan.

and thereafter every the slone Iloor of tlae belfry- iirose issue next iall he forfeited this support photographer in town displayed colored and walked home; The man had been and with it whatever prospect he had of pictures of Walt, especially to show his an epileptic, suffering i at- A honors at tho hands of the Chicago convention." The Owruiuii Court-Martial. CLF.vKLANi), Feb. last open session of court-martial was American scarf. There were omnibuses in those days they culled them--and every driver knew a Whitman: and up and down Broadway the poet promi- tac but since- the a i in thu hc has uo uny at taok of epilepsy. held Thursday.

It was devoted to tho nent. often for hours, beside a driver on hearin- oi! r.rgunients of the judge aclvo-! the box. The lively street Wits his studio cate and Major Overman's counsel. It is likely that, court will several days in secret session, deliberating upon the evidence presented and the arguments made on either side before agreeing upon a verdict. When a decision shall finally in which he made his pictures of the people and his studies of humanity.

New York Cor. Brooklyn Times. es It has been claimed that the use of be reached it will be sent to "Washington modem explosives in mines lends to tho Setting: i i i "Oh. by tho way. Lord Dnckloton.

it's rather odd. but name docs not appear in liurke 1 know thai. Mis. Van Cash! But I assure you that, tho makes no di.Torcnco i my actual standing-. Burke was very impudent to me on one ooczis'on.

and 1 was force to -eh--to kick him out of my the development of new ideas. They aro much like the ordinary engines in and are adapted I from the original compound engines i used in the tug-boat. But they give the same speed to the boat that they i used to give when steam was and are run with exactly one-half the amount of coal the old system re! quired. The saving- comes from the use of ammonia in tho pi aw of earn, as the source of the power. I Tiao gas passes through tiio same cylinders that the steam wa used in.

Jt id knowa that the ste.im engine is very economical, but com paralivoly lew people know that tht amount of work used is hardly more than one-tenth the total energy in the coal. By far tho greatest part of great waste occurs in what is known as the condenser, the s.eum that has been used is converted into water. This loss is only increased when the steam blows off into the air. for then the whole of the heat is lost that is to say. ail the heat in the sieam being of a certain value, say 4.

units, only about. 125 are used in the best modern steam engines. The loss in the condenser is caused by the absolute loss of the heat to turn water heated to the boiling point to steam, or about uOO units. Inventor Campbell has found that ammonia requ.res much less heat to vaporize it than water does and has conceived the idea of using that gas in tho place of steaic. As might be expected, he encountered many cult-es in the way of putting his idea Into practice, in the iirst; place, ammonia gas itself cannot be made liquid, a necessary operation, above a temperature of This great difficulty he has avoided by using aqua ammonia The water easily the ammonia gas and thus can be used- Then ammonia water cannot be used in boilers on account of the great corrosive power of the liquid.

fco he attaches an evaporator to the regular boiler and evaporates tho ammonia by using" steam from the old boiler. Ail the oi' the steam is thus used and we have no waste there. The ammonia gas found in thin evaporator, which is practically the only addition, made to the machinery of the tug-boat, goes to the engines and does tho work instead of the steam. Tnen it comes to some cold ammonia water and is ub- horbed passes back to the evaporator. As in the uae of ammonia it takes less than 400 units to evaporate the liquid into gas.

tho waste is shown to be decreased in the ratio of ten to four; tho tea representing the 1.000 units lost with steam, and the four the 400 units lost with ammonia. Thus the efficiency of the engine is more tbun doubled. The Advantages claimed for this system are: 1. Tho econonrr-, but one-half tho coal is needed to run thi, typo of engine was requ.rcd to run the steam engine. This claim has proved to rood from actual prucuco on the Hartley, where only one iuraace is now in use in the old double furnace boiler.

The system is easily attached to the present engines aud requires very little expense to lit it iu place, M. The boilers last longer, as the water in them is always pure, while aramonia gas. being in itself a good lubricant, the use oi' oil in the cylinder is dispensed with. This advantage would about double the life of the machinery. The system is easily cared for as the old one and tho does notl oak out the ordinary glands and packing- su ficient to keep it confined.

If, on further trial this system should prove the great success it now promises to be. the new Atlantic lines will be out of date in two years and a four-days trip from now York to wn will soon ba not at all uncommon. The amount of coal required to be carried and burned is divided by two, This great economical a vantage 13 enough to commend it to every user of an engine, an-i especially to marine engineers, where each pound of coal ctUTic 1 rr.ran.s one pound, of cargo to be carried. AfU-r all this, and in view of the fact that there are no disadvantages I worth mentioning, it- enn probable that the cam engine, pure and sim- pie, i soon be out of date, and this I new and great i in the lino of heal engines will bo John W. Buck --DEALKR IK Buggies, Sleighs, Robes, Harddare, Farm Machinery Seeds.

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1VES. J. E. A A i Gen'l Gen'l i Act A A i I A under seal and be made public by the proper authorities tnere. prodnctiou of such poisonous fnmcss that bouse.

This is his revenue. 11 Fuck. a r.ive danger to the workmen is thus Horses and Cuttle Cremated. incurred. A short time ago a coi.miit- GESEVA, Feb.

barn of toe appointed by the Durham Coal Though deer are not abundant in GENEVA, Feb. barn of appoint u. I ou.u 7 a TT i i Owminv' mnsktin" of rpTiro- -he markets, deerskins may be bought Henry C. Hawkins was burned, together Uwnub or repie -m-f i head of cattle, ten i sentiitives of both masters and men, to amount of valuable consider this important question. Care- at from 1.

75 to each. An unusually handsome one may cost with seventy-six horses and lurg machinery. One of the hired men was awakened by the kicking of the horses, and, with his comrades, succeeded in pry- ie lunei produced are not more dan- a3 for tne cured hides. ing the door oft the stable, but already tho i tlrm those from es deer shot bv pot hunters are horses were, burning and nothing could mon oxido-the irrcspirable f.nl experiments been made, the Taxidermists from tf to 6 for miiiittee dune to tho conclusion that curing them, and furr.ers charge as be done. Three cows and two colts broke away and saved their lives, but were badly burned.

Loss, partially covered by insurance. THE DEATH RECORD. Dr. NEWMAN' HoRTOX, inventor of the reclining chair for railway curs, at Kansas City. CoIonclJAMES AUGUSTUS GRANT, noted African explorer, al London.

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week's practice than by six month 1 hard wear and when in working condition. The noise is prenoi'ally occasioned through the burnished portions of the action having lost their gloss and smoothness, producing great friction. A Mysterious Vacuity. A girl in Dexter. MA.

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