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 •" '^f^^W^'i^^^s^f^. â- W?!*!! lile on the Plymon aptured a large g"?,." jar prediciment. F'ra bird's bill was aseMW palm of a man's hw aough to keep the ba^ g downward, and tiJ 1 any Ions; flightt '° arly exhausted in irp strange captor. I'j gnll, seeing the cB"" adeavored to â- Â«"" was in turn gnPP*Ly intended victim.^ IJ way from the bird â-  f" ig the second «^°*! B Dominion Lands Ao clauses was to give " mpanies to Wf"r,j by the I-nPfJ^Jw 3 3r a sum of £^"^y^^^} afters settling « J" Mgement was thai"" quarter sec**""*^ •epaying thene«« JDg an interest for) ' Bichard Caxtijg^ ofters should be »^ ,gether as I»"""*r^ [otments were ©WW krd" ^y^^/^^L was passed t" ^WAEMfiD OH DEOK. .teamer has brought newi to rf^ ^be extraordinary wreck of Vtit^^^T San Pablo, which oocurred 'iH'^rtet off Turnabout Island, S -* ^Straits, off the China cpast. ^°""ble reports have been received relief «» The vessel struck a sunken "ttici- ffg e»'^y ^1 ^® morning. rOO' waa aro jused, and the Captain essel must be abandoned, â- - «,iine fast, and showed a tendency I**** T«t' before the life bo.vts were that the VI lowered swarm of Chinese „,ba came from the neighbor- J jet fjtiona ' d The queer-looking vesselB J'^ne of battle, and Capt. Reed, real- "jonirerhis chargau were in, made ""^^W repel the attack. The wever, came in such overwhelm- r iL that before any demonstration f^'S made on board the sinking vessel ^Jltes were climbing up the ship's eoBoeired the notioii tiuit hot WKter would be more effective thu lead. "Pipee were inatantly nin down to the boiler room, the pompe then started np, and a watch of firemen took the nozzles with orders to boil every mother's son of l^m they could see. The hot water settled the fight The moment it was turned M;ainst the pirates they began to retreat, and they went over the rails into the sea as if the boat was afire. A good many of them land- ed on the decks of the junks, and those who were uninjured lost no time in cutting loose from the San Pablo and getting away." re led by a man armed with a cut- V*-^lurse revolver. His^ shipmates Capt. Reed passed Ijheavily armed and pu" among the passengers "" atd after a furious fusillade the •Jere beaten off. They rallied, how- ;.dmade a second and â-  MOKE DKSPERATE ATTEMPT J the Sm Pablo, which was fast set- •*„ the water. Some of the pirates I the main deck, in spite of the gallant ofthepa^secgeTS and crew, and were ' towards the promenade deck, dTe defenders were busy firing and when Capt Reed brought the The long coils B^VBk '^^HPCDttftft Off iDflSflfflflMOfi evlla, taka doMS a doss ol Dr laing. .shose into requisition.. iLweremanntdoy the crew, and in- tilf the pirates, were again put to flight, Urents of boiling water from the pipes jjniBg many of them off the decks into rfe^cooliea then beat a retreat, and, draw- i'.cir veaseia up in line, cruised half a t'-if the sinking vessel, with the evident arion of waitinsc for the abandonment of LiEsse' Daring the fight Capt. Reed ioned all the Chinese among his crew J the Chinese passengers in the forehold, .;,jf they wou'd aid their countrymen in Ljrtempt to Io!t the vessel. As soon as eiblethe passengers, maiU, and specie into the Sin PaWo's small bojkts, tmen all bore away for the mainland. fen only a short distance from tl.e wreck \r.. Reed and his charges saw the pirates faiUnd rush upon the Sin Pablo, as they I done a few hours before. They eUMBEKED OVER THE SHIP'S SIDES latrrappling hooks, and were soon mas- lic^one of the finest boats that ever Bail- tike Pacific. Whether by accident or de- fc, they eoon set fire to the ship, and when i: seen smoke was pouring from the wreck 1 jeat clouds. The passengers were taken Iljng Kon?, and tugs were sent to the re- lioftheSAnPdblo, but they found only jiiiik, burned to the water's, edge, and tipped of everything valuable. fit is ea'imated that at least a score of ntes lost their lives in this stubborn fi?ht Cipt. Reed and his men. Daring the (irie the women and children who were on isi the Sin Pablo sought the staterooms, liiere they were in constant fear not only fsliing into the hand of the pirates, but Ikemg drowned in the water which was " the ship. I lie San Pablo was fitted up in finer style niny steamer that ever left San Francis- i. ind was valued at §500,000. which is a |taIlo9s, as she was uninsured. "When the Sin Piblo ran on the reef," kisCipt. R'-ed. "I knew from the force peshock that she must be badly hurt. The I rocks tore gaping holes in the plates (tie port bow and jvater was pouring in B so fast that it was only a questioii of a 'hours when the ship would either cap- or slide off THE TRKACIIEROrS BEEF Ic; go to the bottom. As she rolled from e to side under the influence of the sea, |:t water began to have its effect. First, liliiited hfr carga, and she laid so far down |: her starboard side that we thought sure lis was going clear over. It was in this laergency that the order to lower the boats 111 given, and the men were climbing into liar stations, when we sighted the squad 1*1)! Chinese junks coming toward us from p!»iid, J ^single glance at the leaders of the ap- |S«ching fleet told us that they were pi- hm, and the order to lower away the laa was counl-ermanded and one to pre- j*« to fight off boarders given. The sea- |i9i hurried down to the ship's arsenal, â- â€¢We they were armed with guns and cut- l*«. and then they were divided into Itudii and stationed at the points on deck pete the pirates would be most apt to Ne aboard. While the arming of the |9»*a8 in progress the approach of the I^Rtical fleet was swift and sure. Their decks were fairly swarming with Iw warriors, who were brandishing |?«Mmng knives and swords and guns and at the tops of their voices. As I came nearer the din was increased by ll^'ory firing of sm^U arms, which was |«Uently intended to drive us below, but 1 bullets whizzed and screamed about I^IJWof my crew not a man retreated. ften the pirates came down en ns in a I »^ -^'niost before we could realiz? it we surrounded, their grappling hooks I «re aboard, and scores of THE YELLING FIEKDS ib!"""°S up the sides and endeavor- I tl^" °'" ^^^ "^^^^^ °° "*®°^- "^^^ °'^^ 1 13- P*^^^ngers sprang at them, firing adfs f P""^te3 went back over the ship's L "^*r *an they counted, but there y °icy of them that they soon rallied '"T,?«ned the deck in force. ?â-  portion of them made for the prom- u, "*. evidently intending to get be- L\^^°ther detachment tried to reach Lji "°g«. where a defending party was UbS! ^^^ "11 another gang began Kk« "P ^° ^^^ hurricane deck. The lin^r^'re making a gallant resistance, 1^ ""ds were against them until the P£iiSONAL. Boulanger was lately accused of wearing a wig, whereupon a correspondent called upon him, and he submitted to having his hair pulled to show that the story was a slander. Bismarck received 101 plovers' eggs on his recent birthday. Plovers' eggs are a favor- ite delicacy with the Chancellor, and every year on his birthday a large number are sent to him from the country. One of the handsomest and richest and most fashionable young men in Austria, Herr Stephan von Kegel, has just committed sui- cide. He was particularly joyous before the act, and no reason can be f on id for it. Experiments at Cape Town in signalling with electric light reflected from the clouds, were a complete success. Experiments were also ma Je with a vessel at sea with the result of flashing a signal fifty miles away. A memorial to the late Dinah Maria Craik is to be erec .ed in Tewkesbury abbey, aa Tewkesbury was the home of her world- famous hero, John Halifax, Gentleman. The memorial will take the form of a marble medallion. The missionaries of the Pacific have lost one of their most devoted friends in the death of Pomare, the Queen of Tahiti and Monea, in the Society Islands. For over fifty years this woman led a simple Christian life. When she was born, 70 years ago, the missionaries had not made a convert in the South Sea Islands. When she died more than three hundred islands had been wholly evangelized, and civilization is fast spread- ing in al! the islands of this part of the Pacific;. M. Louis Nobel, who died in France th other day, was not the inventor of dynamite, but Alfred Nobel, his brother, who is still living, was. M. Nobel is a strong advocate of peace, and regards with horror the use to which his invention has been put by assas- sins and political conspirators. The only time when he shows a warlike spirit is when he reads of the misuses which are made of dynamite. Then he feels like putting all these miscreants into a storehouse of dyna- mite and blowing them up. A giant poplw tree that measured 11 feet 8 inches in diameter at the base, and was 240 feet high, was recently felled near Tay- lorsville, O. It is estimated that it will yield 20,000 feet of lumber. Hm I CousB Com onrM In one miiiate. A tiger weighinit 280! pounds can cany off a horse weighing 1,050 pounds. Consamption Surely €nred. To THB SorroB :â€" Please inform your readers tnat I nave a poritire remedy for the above named dis- ease. By its timely use thoosanda of hopeless cases have been permanenfly cured. I shall ba glad to send two bottles of my remedy ran to any of your readers who have consamption if they will send in heir express and P. O. address. Respectfully, Pa. T. A. StoccM, 37 Yooj^ St, Teraato, Onl. Sam Jones thinks that unless the Demo- cratic party in Georgia is divided pretty soon the devil will get the whole lump. A P. 400 BERKSHIRE PIGS, with pedigreâ€" $5.00 W. 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TAYLOR, --~ AHDVIUITDOORS, ETC QAppQ Tnrantn Sure 'WorliB. \/« " I â- â- 'w |lj Strictly True UJJ? 5,"?«ot and attested by the teati- Ciifjoonsands that Putman'a Painleaa krcorf'^^^r 18 a sure and painless cure 1 !*« bTtk ® °^"â„¢ *^** ^* " J"** *â-  *?*" kn^^y^^ose endeavoring to ^dm off im- Sure,! Gonsmnption Oiuable. Since the fact that consumption is both preventable, and in its earliest stage curable, it has lost much of its terror. If the first symptoms are at once recognized, and the proper remedy applied, very few, if any one, need die of consumption, which is really lung-scrofula. Like many other dueabcs this formidable one grows out of impure blood, and this, in turn, from a disehsed liver. Hence, we have the hacking cough, the pains in chest, the infl*med lungs, and all the symptoms of hastening consumption, all the result of depraved blood and a dis- eased liver. The use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will arrest all such symptoms, restore the liver to healthy action and tend sti earns of pure blood into every organ. Of druggists. The senior Admiral of the British navy Sir Provo Wallia, is 100 years old. Her raolt. If she is made miserable by day and sleep- less at ni(;ht, by nervous headache, pains in the back, easily grieved, vexed, or made tired, or is suffering from any of those wast- ing functional disorders peculiar to women, such as prolapsus, ulceration, lencorrhea, morning sickness, or weakness of the stomach, c., a brief self treatment with Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription will con- visceherof the folly of enduring miaery that can be so easily, pleasantly and radi- cally cured. Druggists. Aubertin, the man who shot Jules Ferry, has been declared insane and put in an asylum. ,, „ », „ Little, ' But Enough," as Mercutio said of his wound. 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