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I'POKE HOLLOWS cm: m.
The Earth Bank Twenty Peek-narrow
Escape of Twenty-Ive linen.
Wtutssluans, Pa, Sept. la—Ths big
cave in at No. 5 colliery, Poke Hollow, h
worse than was first reported. The dinner
Is the greatest that has occurred in the coal
regions for years. In wine plates the earth
has gone down over twenty feet. Thole. to
themineowners will exceed $00,000. Luckily
there were no dwelling: on the tract.
The cave in affects about thirty acres of
mining property belonging to the Delaware
and Hudson company. About l,5tllmcn and
boys will be thrown out of employment, as
It will take many months to put the mines
in mining condition.
Twenty-live men were at work in the mine
‘ what the crash came, but all of them man-
aged to escape in safety.
The bottom has fallen out of a number of
cellars in the neighborhood and a farm house
nut by has partially toppled over.
[In “In anothc equally lucrative and
WWMwhstherhew-illyield
Unchpanadonhmrthmwmand furthc
Wandmetimelsnsededtossttls
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IN THE BASBEALL WORLD.
International League.
At Tomato-
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M W M and Windm III! Bunches: McGuire and Cougblin, Blair and
AtturnsszneralHiller came tothsexecn- 39‘“
The league, Anlerknn association and Atlantic
“by the president to. com lIr. amoelation gamu were postponed on acwuut of
.. Mutt-ed tomake anystatsmmttoa mn'
‘l'ha President loath to Act.
_ Wylohlswillmynmhingexceptto
“lath admi-ion that he has asked for
. .Mrelignation. Behastoldhisfriends
' .fuhehastakenthestepwith greatregret,
Nhhddecided thequestiononcefm-all.
II can Comm Tanner conchidesto
snort-nuns m Balatorfliscockfit
fimwng anxious fohnveaNew
lat hip stadium minions of par-
“ will recommd ex-Penrion Agent
hub, of Sync“, as his succesor. Bx-
”“V-Ifl Clnrles Foster, of Ohio, wants ex—
mn Brown, of the Buckeye state,
“hbchargeofthehureau.
Tb huberm Ioathto“ at all
hibmtmversy,hoping that soon Secre-
.t-1Ii'obba11dCommimioner- Tannerwonld
{gable to uttle their differuices without
uponhimto utopia as a new.
. Noblehas W upcnanimme-
‘ however.
St. Louis Heavily Fined.
Ntw Your. Sept. Ill—President “'ikofl,
of the American association, has notified
President Byrne, of the Brooklyn club, that
a fine of $1,500 in each case has been imposed
upon the St. Louis club for their refusal to
finish the game of Sept. 7 and to play the
game of Sept. 8 at Brooklyn, and that the
Brooklyn: may retain all percentages of re-
ceipts due the hit. Louis club for playing any
scheduled games with the Brooklyn All
above amounts have been made up.
The Trial of Financier Ives.
Nsw Your, Sept. Ill—The trial of Henry
S. Ives, the “young Napoleon of finance,”
has commenced. Assistant District Attorney
Parker read the indictment, which charged
losers. Ives, Staynor and Woodrnfl with
inning $6009” worth of bogus Cincinnati,
m Hamilton and Dayton stock in June, 1887.
I wm Warner ‘hsuthe Next Com-Islam?
wu remanded to the Tombs.
After Sacramento Gamblers.
been telegraphed to on the subject.
Ila Attacked the Wrong Ian.
”M I]! that M M . YoungRoseisinncriticnlcondltion.
whiten-Ia and ,Dave%colaed,m H mm“,
Wailers.“ , Mm ' ,
udthefiiler andhrohopuithelrhonsn'
d. Blackwaslnhilonfiechargsofshodv
um Parker last AWN-likens
w-chcgsdwithkillinglilillohic,awhlte
ma. 1th mid their.“ cunts-‘33::
laminate
“I” “humming.“ pecgmdthstsrnpscthlartinliurke
Wlsenssét’s Centennial.
Wmcasslr, Ha,
A“! Rubber In Trouble.
. mm, aqua—um.m
‘ I‘rwhhcwhottrnflasdaorthrn
' udl’h‘nallmcandwas
Distinguished Arrivals my Europa.
Raw Your, Sept. In.“
as arriving by the shearer
Yuk wars Benefit
Unitedl’ren
Juan least! Very III.
406s-
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may.
was. Ms lass-sass»
Haw Ins,
laud-stat
other clubs have received notice to retain the
St. Louis' perccmagcs of games until the
One or two witnesses were then called to
show the' mysterious disappearance of cer—
tain stock books from Ivm’ ofllce. Ad journ-
mmt was then had for the day, and Ives'
Samarium, Cal, Sept. lR—The authori~
ties are trying to oust the gamblers who have
beenattractsd here by thestate fair. Killup
d: 00., pool sellers, have located on the site
of the proposed Federal postoflice, and defy
the municipal and state officials, claiming
that they have a lease of the premises from
Washington. The postmaster general has
Evamtux, Ind, Sept. IZ—James F.
Rose,ayoungsonofDr.W. B. llose,walked
hitonnloonand-wasnttarhed byJohn
Cook, a hotel runner, who, mistaking him
mmdmm formthermn,maduh1ifewitbmbably olTown'I'opics,wns incourtons
at. , —-———-—————1-- f-hldmnwfiigshhtncfimbnm charge of criminal 11w, inst-um; in his
I he; Insurer-19M " “'1‘“ MI. m. 1!“ i par that Dr. . Melons Haatilton’s
cannon-.10.,sepsrt—Awu, immanent-ctr. mwm “English“ Windham
Chicano, Sept. Ila-It h mid-and the
information contesstraight from those on-
lntheprusecnttonofthsmlndicted
forthsmnrdsrofDr.OronIn—tbatthestate
hssnowcomplsted its case againsttheao
cusedand iscontldent of conviction. This
washroaghtsboatlvytheaqnsalingofam
l2.--A centennial
memorialservlcawas held the Oldlileetlng
lune-tuna. ThsoId houmretsinsallita
antiquefeatnrqand thesaiptmalreadlng
wakemflmnmsfilhlsusal lmysarssgo.
them-
Willow
“Meryl.
Dspwandmmmuhdths
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n was. my runes our.
“Ml-to ”with thew
and Unwllllag Crease—A latest
Emma-Mutable”
musics-dad.
law You. Sept. IL-A big gray horse.
all of steam belonging to sample-wagon,
WW and fire M read-
” sinus Mossy street for for blot
My talus to a full stop In I m
back at W Ballot-asst ginormous-r
d Alta-systrsst. Happily it wasnining
hardatthetimsor there h mulling how
serious the amsltia would have been. The
routsthetranticbrutsuiok Einsteins-not
dishictmndonfair days thosidswalks are
cowdsd. As it was, the horse knocked a
young woman down, played and havoc in
thegrocsryand almost frightened the life
onto! Baoptmau, who wasinbsdwhenths
horas came in.
Its Dashed Through the Store.
. aliaallamtrnan, th grocrr’s daughter,
waslncbargsofthertors,aml Badman“-
ant girl, was standings; the counter withg
ahsby In herarnri Annie, syoung daugh-
ter of the llauptmsns. and another child
named I-‘annio Mendel were also in the place.
Thegrocerwasdosinginaroomhaokof the
store when the intruder dashed in from the
street, harnessed and dragging the wagon
Ernst his heels. Tho runaway chased like
ptrmn from behind thecounterand then
made directly for the mm.
A llorse In lied.
The crash which followed the dash of the
animal into the store awakened the proprie
tor, whosprang out ofhedtollnda bighorse
with distended nostrils in full pout-don of
the apartment. The house rushed against
the opixlsite wall.whicb withstood the shock,
and the force of the mllision threw the fran-
tic animal upon its haunches directly on
Hauptman‘s bed There it came toahalt
long enough fora policeman and acrowd,
whohad been in hot. pursuit, to catch the
hridlcand pacify it. Afterward the horse
was led out into the street.
A Grocery Turned Inside Out.
The grocery which it invaded was literally
turned inside out. The coffee grinding mill
was wrecked, eggs were smashed and canis
tern of tea and notice and barrels of potatoes
were knocked into smithereens. While the
wreck was complete, strange to my no one
was hurt. The horse which caused thedisp
aster was owned by Mayor Yaroslabsky, an
expreasman, of No. II?» Delanoey meet. It
had beonlcft standing with its companion
unattended in front of the owner's place.
Without any apparent cause the animal
dashed away, breaking the traces and carry‘
ing the pole with it. Its mate remained
quietly standing harnemerl to the wagon.
The (irocer’s Damaged Store.
In a flash the animal was at the mm" of
Attorney street, and several persons who had
followed its frantic movements say that it
turned so suddenly into the grocery that
they believed it bad ran down Attorney
stunt until the noises in the store attracted
their attention. Notwithstanding Its bold-
ness and badnes the runway was only
slightly hurt. Hr. Bauptman modestly err
timates the damage done to his store and
stockat H00, but the police say it exceeds
that sum. His own summations are incom-
potable.
JOE M’AULIFFE WON.
I’ht Killen Defeated in the Seventh Round
at. San Francisco.
Bax Fuasclsco, Sept. li—A light tun
finish, Queensherry rules, between I’at
west, and Joe McAuliffe, ex-chnmplon heavy
weight of the Pacific must, for a [mm of
Golden Gate Athletic club.
weighed 203 pounds and Killen 195. Paddy
Ryan and Con Riordan secomlcd McAuIilfe,
while I’rofemor Anderson and Dave Camp
bell performed that duty for Kilian. Mc-
Aulifle won the light in the seventh round. ,
The bondsmeu who are responsible for the
appearance of Pat Killen in court, in con-
nection with his sparring contest of some
weeksago. securedawarrantforhis arrest,
fearing that he would leave the state after
the fight with McAulifl’e. The warrant will,
it is said, he served at. once.
female Salli-age Favored.
Cmnss,Wy. 'l‘., Sept. 11-41» state-
hood convention Indorsrsl the Federalcon-
stitntion. Pmlxisitions were presented lir-
ing salaries for state officers, providing that
all fees shall be turned into the treasury,
and making the expenditure of money to
secureprefermcnt a felony. The plank dis
franchising women was reported unfavor-
ably. Two thirds of the delegates fav'or
universal female suffrage. The lower house
of the legislature Is to have thirty-one man-
bors. '
Editor Mann in the Tombs.
wa Your, Sept. 12—12:. D. Mann, editor
wivassndtwossts of children The state-
ment occurred In an article on the Robert
Ray Hamilton matter. Dr. Hamilton Is the
complainant. Mann declined to plead at
[resent and was_committed to the Tombs.
The Dressed Ilse! Investlgatlaa.
KumCm, Sept. lfi-J'he unstedre-sd
beef investigation committee has adjourned
tonnetatthecallofthechsirmsn. Several
railroadmentestifledthatno special freight
ratesweremadetothepacksra F.H.Brice
and other retail butchers testified that the
had forced them to buy the dremad
lroducts by selling at a price much cheaper
than they could slaughtsr. The eonunittss
then adjourned.
'I'wles untied by llre.
Cmcaoo, Sept. Ill—The Barton block,
humedontrevwalwssksago,aad tbs-ems
of the desthof two laborer-whamm-
movlng the ddrrls of the firs, wu’agsin
guttedbyllrs. Thestrncturewas beingre-
hnflnandthehrtariorwasams-ofwoodm
humandpartitiosa Thstotalltmhahout
000.010.
Ills Head Was leveled.
mold time opal-atonwhlleatv
talnptingto leave the train mtheGIndn—
asti,flanduskyand Clevelandrallroadfisll
Killen, heavy weight champion of the north-
82,5(l), 85m to the loser, took place at the
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‘John,take this man nptohlsroom and
_¢ssklrlsvallrosadpatltiatothscostmom
on the-scond floor) The nextmorniw a
valisewasfonndinbed. Wehuntedforths
man, and of course found him who you ex.
pect. Hews-sleepingontheflminthe
coatroom,hlaheadonagrlp sackandava-
lbscheck, No. —.aroundhisnsck.”—Bostm
Globe.
Ban!!!“ Way.
Two or three days ago Station House
Kasperohn Join-'was sitting outinfront
of theguard house when anoldnegro man
andalittlenegrochiidcamehy. Theehild's
thinblacklegswuebentaftsrthefashlonof
pot books.and nine people ontoftenthat
sawthe chlldwouldstoptostamatits how
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house keeper.
“Yuer. Leas' hit oughta' be.”
“Mighty bow legged."
“Ya-er," admitted the old man, “hit does
look sorter dst way. bum.”
“Natural deformity?
“No, rah,” quickly, “he was— jes born dat
way.”—Atlauta Constitution.
The Indian population. since placed on res
ervatiom, has increased faster than the black
or white, while the rate of mortality has
steadily decreased.
The ways of auctioneers in different parts
of the worldvary greatly. In England and
America the-sller bears theexpsrmof the
his, butln Francs thepurchuerbasrs the
cost,5percent. beingaddad tohispurchase.
In Holland it is still worse, the buyer being
required to pay 10 per cent. additional for
the unmana- nf flu) sale
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A Talk With
Col. Farris. Moses Glover. Davld Plait,
s. I; Manley. Ilrs Henry Seymour
and Others. -
Below will be forum a nipple o.‘ the multitude of
letters of encou moat l’ranklin llowcs a Son. of
75‘ Broadway. ew York. daIly receive. The as!»
)o'msd unso‘lriltdlesllfmmllll are from your friends
and eelpbbors lattice and gentlemen you know and
cotton or their honor and straight and
who would scorn to be a pmy to an deer-pillar.
What has been done for others can be one for you
and it is folly to longer suffer when the means of
recowry lit-s a1 your wry door.
00!. C. M. PERBIS rays: ‘ Iu I875 I was
taker. sin. mm Dyspepsl I and Jaundlce of the w: m
desmption, relating my weight about sixty pounds
I ruff-ml about one year and a half. Bwrvthmz
was done that medical skill could snegert. Finally
a mum-II of doom declared my case "incurs-ram"
mim- gave Incline benefits of rouble- Thrn I was
finally pen-mom to take llowcs‘ xiiood Purifier.
\Im lakn 1.: Ivan or three boll es l was entirely
cured and have hem a well man for over six years."
nus. "1".ka SHIOUB. said to have had
a mun-r removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
clxy. Wa- vo low—reputed likely lodieauygge;
not able to waI alone; sore would not heal.
Illsrovexy corvd her seven years ago and has been a
well woman once.
8. It stashii’wurrydghty rs old. and
was underlay severely from a h conch. The
duct-m paid he had an "ulcer on his lung,“ and
could not. life. Having heard of the wonderful
cures do e by "his Grat Blood Purifier" I sent
for it a once and look it faithfully. My cough dis
apnea:- d and an now serving good health.
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Illss Celia Starr, (new Mrs. charm
Bennett). Grant St" Forwalk, Conn.
Ilsd kidney unable, Dyspepsia. Impaired elrcn
Istion of eight {are naming; was so nervous that
she c-mld no sleep not eat. hid out over
eight hum! liars to drums. and was not bene-
Iued o. e cent-'s worth; health mined as much it;
the polsrvn medicines” by the disease for all
they were taken. She says: “I did not expect to
[we but a short Illne. Ir. Ilowvs was sent to are
by a friend. 01 took his medicine and have not had
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—au1 now able and do walk all about town several
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