Show I 1 V 1 I 1 I 1 liro m were not so BO lamentably r common an occurrence we might 6 X state that this afternoons thunder F storm seriously interfered with our W supply all pilly of dispatches at least the r 11 1 storm ia is made to bear tho the burden k of blame W I 1 I 1 if alzi I 1 Is IN THE episcopal convention 4 the ibe diocese of illinois ft it resolution t 1 I was introduced asking 0 tho the general 11 1 1 I 1 I 1 convention to change the name the church from protestant episcopal C 1 I 1 4 to holy catholic so much opposition 1 I 1 I 1 was manifested to the t k proposition that the resolution wag was r withdrawn WC I 1 1 k I 1 I 1 41 1 1 1 TUB THE LATEST story about royalty L ia is that the queen of england is IN A verging merging into insanity insa inherited afroim frontu iier her frano hanoverian verian ancestors 1 f othia this may or may not be true the safest plan ia is not to believe leports reports 11 I 1 nowadays until they are well authenticated for the world is very I 1 much given to lying at this period of its existence I 1 11 I 1 I 1 I 1 soil K OF 0 F the democratic papera papers in f virginia were warning the recent Z convention of their party against 1 1 4 drahim drawing the color line to sharply the mlle courier said the I 1 negroes are citizens they aro are yo tera they are entitled to hold office 1 11 it if elected by iq the people or appointed I 1 I 1 p hinted by competent authority and any action indicative of a purpose I 1 I 1 to abridge their rights will be un wise and fraught with mischief mia chief AN aw I 1 lyTE re nESTING STING I 1 INSTANCE I 1 P f the intelligence displayed in the 1 1 transmission of press dispatches is 1 the following received today to day 1 I Bitz senate has issued order I 1 all captains weasels vessels arriving from I 1 america with pickled pork in part cargo to quantity they have on board 1 f under pain fine flue for neglect to do so 11 the words have a somewhat I 1 english ring but the composition appears to be decidedly german 1 eee see mark kwains twains Tw ains Tramp Abroad Z appendix 4 I 1 I 1 1 V THE aloiv of the japanese postal and telegraph systems has I 1 z I 1 been remarkable of late years proving the realm of the mikado to I 1 be the most progressive progress ivo of asiatic k ile countries telegraphic communication V is established between each of the chief cities and all parts of I 1 1 the world there are now ak t post offices besides receiving agencies 1 I street letter boxes money order I 1 I 1 I 1 offices and postal savings banks r some letters and over I 1 I 1 I 1 postal cards have passed I 1 through the office in one year during the same period nearly 1 1 newspapers were posted I 1 allowing showing an increase in the native I 1 press of fifteen per cent in twelve months 1 I 1 I 1 r t I 1 1 y 1 1 4 ewh I 1 I 1 1 I 1 I 1 Z il I 1 L r |