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SA 0SS-@h All luC SO"n O1 H., had, while from home. earned about $8,

 returned the other day to his family with the cash. His wife told him that during his ab- sence the family had suffered for food. Hs replied--I will go to u store and buy what is

 wanted, and then we shall have enough. He

 had refrained from drink for some time; but on arriving at the grocery, it was found he

 had money, and he WIS invited to drink a

 little beer-then something stronger---,ill he

 got drunk, spent all his money for rum, and returned to his hulf.starved family at two o'clock in the morning, ponniless.

 The poor wife was greatly distressed, and on the next evening ventured to go to the

 wife of the run,.seller, told the story of hor

 suffering family-and the manner in which

 her husband had been mac8 pauper. &c. i;

 whereupon the good plad 1he a large bas:

 ,hsn 1es Vl e"llRpg Re'I Sus5 io,o lss Sk Gd i'd

 pigssnss pigss V om c poor %,le; woansns sa,s

 baQl l LIS money iol rum I have ll0.:

 filld basket full of articles of food, anu so

 lonl you coniipne ,Q sell liquor. get men

 dru md takc Hhem their money.

 theFfby making their oor and mis. e9Halo, will denl out t6 esls u from the house aN they may want 10 support them." This

 4As more than the husbapal could stand the next morning he went to the store and emp tied every cask, decanter. and bottle of IL qu0r into tho road, say ing he would no loF,-s ger sell liquid fire, but would keep Tem.' pef0nce stOre.--Bosfon Journal. I!R|

 xptosion.-It is stated In tho MfiiknShnr knann., Farmer and Democrat that u s1

 catastrophe occurred !ast week at shd

 mine of George Siyelly, as Hanoyers

 that place. Several miners wore prcse|

 n house occupied by n family near theJIg

 ot the mine. in which two kegs of powder wore deposited. Some ffacas occurred be-. tween the men, when. eiihas by accident or design, ire was communicated to the powder An explosion was the cpnseQHence. which r,. suited in the immediate death of fseo cAiliran the burning to greater or lees de9Fto Sl eis or eight men. and tho entire deys1riji;8n M the building it had not been ascersnInSd whether tho men were expected to survive cr not. S1%

 4 Judicial Rsncosfre, The St. Iouis Re. publican gives the following account of scene between Judge Muilanpv, of the Cir. cult Court, and F. " Risquc, Esq. mem, Der of tho bar in the Court As tho Jndge was going to the Court House, on the pave ment in front of Mir. Ch',rles' new buildings on Fourth Street, opposite the Court House. ! MT. Risque attacked he Judge, and after l remark or so. struck him blow or two, or | at lenst blow or two at him. in which the | ledge's spectacles were dislocaied and his | nalr disheveled. The Judge drew his sword | rom his sword cane and siood on the iefen. i ,lve. When he drew his sword. Mir. Risque | irew pistol, At this stage of the contest, [ MT. kennerly, the County Court Marshal nterposed and commanded the peace, which was soon restored.