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Show T' -"- i s n- in I'1 :'i !.j Kjv? .'i .ir-e ? oars f.r IaVr. . '.-. f n 'a t to fcive 1 ' J- .i i (J'Jrimt the rrr-;n' I'l T -.."'.. .'1 ti.-; f'-'.lUTT-. i, n 'a":' i -y r ;jv : a: 7 o o.v.;, Iv rz u jr. . r t T 'h'1 'Vn.n'l"!"1?. '-v.-n c;n'; -ve h-n v i'.? i) vrf -.-nr. 7 V-v are oe-'r'rl e-'-: i 7 t --riy t't.-r to i'fr'il.':. c 'l r:;v !i o:a- ..1 1! rear, dic-1 it K'l-'i T-w--K p, O -ea- c--"ir't;.. Mi-.-h., Ar-:! ! S. .r."1 wa at th? 'in-i- I v.!-? cf T'.j r-?'-n..-?. V: ..r I,.,, E luri A"'Ki l'i!l. in N,J or'v". cnv otrd 0! -O'ltir if M :'rij ! Sv han. The o'-pr 1 iv r an ran:.-! Henry B iraie' j'51ivi' that ih' t Shehan, o ArvLitaM U to have i new trial. T e cln-u'.a'ioT. of r"t cards ir. Ln-d Ln-d .n has n-en to a rui lion a week, nd 'h -t -i'i,.n..rs are in h'-h d'i U'eon. l.e-the l.e-the Government supnliea vn:"z nrter: d I' -ne card i citiv and the Mib!ic tijys le-s ktter-pa'er in oue-'lUeCce. oue-'lUeCce. (I ii... a eo:iiM".:!oit bj. created in a N--vv V'.rk to!i-e' court, a few d::ys -In.--', l y t'.e a: i''-:irar:ee cf i man afr.'Oted with tiiO rna:!-poX. He wa at Jirt tii'iu'ut to be cr:i!.y. but his -cal ate i.ci'ii di-e jv -rcd, 'here w as iiii'ceai ife'y rc:i c.'ti-rcrna:i on auj"ijir the aadieu.e. The court room wa-e'eared wa-e'eared in a surpri-inely short sine; of time. The poor t'eilow. a Gentian, was at once removed to the hospitaL Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky weii-'lis 4'M routidn and can do more hard work than most men of half his weiL'ht. The secret f.f liis endurance consL-ts in the fact that he refrches himself every' tew minutes by little naps, duiing which he loses nothing of wnat is goirg on, thoush seemins wholly unconscious. In trying an ar- ' duous case in court, he will be asleep half the time, yet his senses appear constantly awake, and no fact of interest inter-est to his client seems to escape his attention. I One of the most remarkable personal per-sonal encounters on record occurred recently re-cently at Jefferson, Texas, resulting in the death of two notorious ruffian?. One shot the other fatally through the body and then ran. The dyin? man purMied, without heeding the hand of death upon h'tn, or the eternity upon ; whose brink he reeled, and with his last agonies of exertion emptied his revolver at his enemy, inflicting wounds which proved instantly fatal, after which he himself almost instantly expired. ex-pired. , About two years aeo a vein of coal at Yntesville, near Pittston, Pa., was 'accidentally or desiened'y set on fire, and has been burning ever since. Last week the fire seemed to be increaing in extent and intensity, the volume of : smoke being extremely large and heavy. I During the past winter snow has ' melted upon the spot as rapidly as it i fell, and a bare space of about an acre in extent has offered a strange con-;tra-t to the surrounding mantle of white. The ultimate result of the subterranean sub-terranean fires it is impossible to predict. |
