BURNING OF THE PHOENIX.
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The Chicago Jarrnal of the lst relates the following incidents:

 Two young Iad'es, returning from school were in sight of their heme.. They were ar reused fr"m their sleep-and with marked self. possession. seeing escape aIm">t 'hopeless, calmly directed their trunk to be thrown over. that it might st least A,'at ashere and reach their home. One of the doors heinz twisted oft by a friend. was thrown over, and kissing each other and taking mutual farewell, they made the fatal leap int" the lake. and were never heaid of after. The trunk was found aiterwasd ny their distracted father, having f1oated oa shore. A man. his wife and child. t"ok each others hands, and leaped into the element scafeelv less me, ciful than that which drove them into it. and were instantly separa- ted. The man was saved by almost miracle his wife and child were lot.