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lever-t otaer Death. by W In-
wfitwmua
”II M Which I'm 0' m
nndltnwD-wn'l’reea.
mm». H.“ ,1. Julian—2mm...
nterrldv thunderstorm amnn wneuvuek
by liihtning'nnd instantly killed audthrnn
‘ «i other persons were very seriously injured,
‘ ”Him been Win: It WI
pavilion wh- the bolt struck the bath
hounhnringont a portion oi the wood-
‘wtwknndstr’lkin. the enlirnpnrty. The
Injured were taken to Mason’s hotel and
Dr. Bill was summoned. For sometime
theywsuall unseen-elm
The unfortunate pleasure party acted
very mysteriously. When the others were
toldoneoi their nnmheehndbeenkilind,
thq reiuuld ntfirst to give their names.
but dually, when thepolloenturtedtomnks
. invlstication. the men gave names and
Means which are believed to be doti-
lion;
l‘hvdead roan was said to he
thJohnisyearsold, oi 1420 [fill-
toll street, Brooklyn.
'I'hsinjnred were deaerihed as:
Howard; John, oi 1m Fulton street,
yn. .
Home. Nellie. it yearn old. oi I] Wd
Twenty-dill: street.
Wilkinaal, Charles, oi 1420 Fultonatrnet,
yn.
Wklnthemm reenverndirom the deals
oi the ihoek,theylcit0oneylsland inn
, hurry. Theynermedtoheanxiouxtocon-
an! their identity and reiured to tell where
they were going. The dead man’s body
taken to Stillwell‘s morgue
nrd.whowna in the room nutto
hounds.“ alreadydre-ednnd ahoutto
man hie cont when struck. The holthlt
on the right arm, burning it from the
olbowtothewriat. it. then pnsvedncroen
hinbodyvto the right leg, tore all hisrinht
limb. Ila-ed to the left, tearing that ohm
ed. and burning his ieet badly.
Wilki‘nhneonhgaa the least hurt. lie re-
ceived t in the back, and it named
down hislep to the ground.
Two doetorn worked hardnndnoonro
rived all three. The doctors thought at
dratthewomnnandlioward wereintolly
injured, but the latter was noon iound to
buleavantioualyhnrtthanatfirntsup
Thewoman was paralyzed below
thew-int, andthe doctor: raldherrecov-
ery wan doubtful.
It. Will Ill-n3- In W
W. July 21.~A acme wind-
ntonn iron the wert,nceompnnled with
heavy rain, lightning and thunder. blew
over the dry. It was aimllnr in intensity.
while It lured, to the violent storm oi
about 10 days ago, which did so mneh
damageto the tobacco over In East Hart-
Thilntorrn lasted about 15 minutes, and
did maidvrnble damage. Sumo large
tannin the western and southern parts oi
thedty were uprooted, and the telegraph
aervioewnv temporarily divah , but no
«paronawereinjnred.
thatflartiord some large dining
ware deatroycd. John Glhvon, the nu
Wetthelala ntreet (main-oi the
HewYorknndiiewInxla-d
hndly cut and injured on the heal and
. I”
on Pearl
a o. MMKM":
avenue was blown on. injuring
Pronpeet
Gnome Rielly. the W. Go Ever»
mammtberooioithefivorganmlr
wnnliitednnddroppedlnchnpin.
”Windham
Bantam LA“, N. Y., July ill—The
anvil-taut moulerdbledeotrtcstom
eruhnownlntkb antioubroh overthe
meant-inn ltwnnoiehoetduratton.hnt
did-nthdnmnpinmauym
and. with the-human].
wuutenlrv. Tent-interr-
ennre. Anne hula.
ltnvnlneseweaktlled. 0- therewa
Inn! on atrnlawnalastaatly
‘ an: inn 3 ii to m
4 Salami W80.
Promptto‘aotwnretoouln
railroad. wan
llaln
down in torrent-.wuhin. outthe
manywindowa A rampant»
mire-d. At Helene!"
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New \‘mJnly I‘ll—Mrs“ street was
mound! linoleum-ins 2. m2
alter r w {a three “no.3“ the
that wan .m when”
The flrat two iailnres nonounendweln
thoseoilLLNicholnn k 60. oi “Wall
street and John ll. burnout oi ”WI“
m
Thembunoitlplhntrmnndlmnn
llareyl.l\‘iebolaa,.lokn slimline
enshinyer and Walter QTnylor. The.-
nigument wan made to William Ndnon
Cromwell without preference. Thnllnhili-
tie-are ,nt moon. ltwufld
hynnrem oi the firm “them
was due to the atrlueneyin than!”
market and the lailare oi inure!”
lament m to come levelled“
margina. « ‘ ‘
The iallnreoiJohnll Dnmontoifl
Wall street waoalsonnnounead. Nostate-
ment oilinhilltiuoravnetawnsnivn out.
John 8. Durand is the astignee. Mr. Dov
monthasbeennmemberoi the exchange
gwmwnvloepmflntoithfit
u mm ,W , _ 2,
The third W wu the luv-
penail- on thew Md
P. Campbelloi ClBroadway. iibllahtli-
ties are email. The suspension wnv at-
tributed byMr. Campbelltothedeclinnln
Erieatoch
Olden;- Bnnhn Dwindlnd.
Cmuoo. July 23,—“ kcnrnntly "vort-
edthat theh'hiongoimntnndSam
bank at m Wenhlngton streetud Invent
other banks intheeityhnvebtennwinflnd
to a large extent by iorged Ieeurltien. it
was said that a smooth oonlldenoemnu hnn
dispoaed oi securitia to diiierent hnnka to
the amount at emanation», and thnt
the tart that the paper waan eleverlovzery
had just been dincovrrud and the Moll"
department of the Central police station
appealed to and asked to catch theiorgers.
m Wino-In neat-he Under.
MILWAUKEE, J uly '27.—-'i’wo amnll bank
failures are reported in the interior oi the
state—viz. the German Exchange bank at
Portage, and John Lienlokken. a private
hankerot Ln Crusoe. The Portage hank it
capitalized at £225,010. No statement oi an»
nets or linbilitis is given. Lienlokken's
llahilitieo are placed at “0,“.
Whinky Dealen Carried Down.
ant'lluz, Jnly 27,—11 S. Loventhnl &
Son and M. J. let-y h- Son. wholennle
whisky dealer!» and Sulahneher
proprietors oi the 'llrrmitage vinegar inc»
lay and large produce dukes, made
special Meignmenta. The inilurea erodi-
rectiy due to the inilnre oi the Louisville
Deposit book.
A that W Arrested.
Brynn, July zit—Preddent N. J. Law-
rence of the People’s Saving: bank was no-
resml at his nxlicc in the People'sNatioual
hunk him-l; on n warrant charging grand
Lin-my in connection with the iallure oi
the» l" ople’s National brink.
Ito-lam]. hit-utte- “an.
inrnmtm July 27.-—~The financial ritu-
miuu la twrrrplihly easier. Thou- hnnka
which have «w d the drain until now are
in IEHII- do .u r of going: down, an the
“rt-um I ;.:..—-.~ Inc has [wilted oil.
Another lat-n Ill! “Ito M
Lzmsrox. Me, July nah’oticea have
M'n posted ilk ill: ”“0 mill min; in
the mill will shut down Any, 5 {or Iva
weeks. The will employ. l.” people.
lanebeetee huntin- [ruin-3st.
Alumna. it. E, July n—Tkere h
nochnnan in the duaadal attuntioahere.
All banks are confident that the wont In
over, locally.
It. ran-re ta Inna-a.
import. July 21,—!!!» Gen-a! Cult
company has aonmdnd. he ”laid
the concern is “moot '
Ten-spa captured a hub.
(Mauro Cm, ind, July tie-about n
tramp. boarded a north bound night
train on the Bvaasvlllund ‘lbnniiaate
railroad. llebgunnflntorid the ted-oi
than the conduuor W to Pallia-
ton anthorltlen toe sari-laser. On their
arrival at Princeton n pttehad bitten»
Whetwnenthetrampnononealdtnnd
the railroad crew and city marnhni nail
depotlenontheother. Weaken
aide-received menlnjnrien. hatnnnvia-
int. he the train pulled out from Prineo
norm. July flu—Jud Hulla- h I»
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ammunition ,
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Ibo It'd-Ind lan'nnn'ntev-udlb
Minnow-Indium“
Vw—Intl-ne'lbnnlhnntlntotbn
crowd then-MW“
szvra. July th—Not linen Denveewna
city experienced anything like what in
just tkknn place. Tuesday «min. on
llaliananloonkeepernameddrntabrntnlly
ntnrdendu helmet" old man named
“Moot. pounding his head intonjvlly
with a chair. slashing him with a hello
and lullyulinnhiehulouvcrimvlvlr-
in; two-husthrongh theold Inna'abody.
drain wan immediately nrruted and
Wipi- the eonntyjaiLwhiehinio
eatediatbeveryhesrtoithvdty.andonn
oithelnutandmoetnecnreatruetur-oi
the kind in the west. Alldaylon; the
altar-sentinnedtodlseu-thecrlrue. in
theeventngnerowdbeeanwheringnt lie
the jail until than were fully ii,“ pro.
pie. Threeoitheontnlde dooen wernbntv
te-ddounJ-t the Iherlii and his run
Itillhvldthniort. Alewnhotaweve lead
over the crowd's head- by deputy aheriln,
but it aermadto only aggravate theallnady
DIM crowd.
Hnallynt an early hour this morning
Arntnwantakeniromthejail nudhungto
ntrwennd shot bythemola.
no man... Cn- Iwifily.
Danieldratawna the proprietor“ the
Hotel D'ltnlia. a tough rennet under the
Sixteenth ntreet viaduct. ills victim,
Ughlioot. wan a member oi the G. A. R.
nndthequarrrlwaaoverthe prioeoin
tine-oi beer.
When Arnta was token iron: the county
hi! by the mob he was hustled out.
strung up to a tree, and his body Iliad
with hulleta The crime was humble.
the punlahmvnt nwiit.
Alldaythevehndbeenmnttainpamug
the irhdn oi the inuvdnnd man. andat
'nn enrly hourlnnt nightnsntallaowdeob
lectadiutherenroi thew-whom on
Market rtreet. it grew in number until
there were noveral hundred determined
Inn.
in silence and military order thecrowd
marched through the busines- d
jail acre-Cherryaeek.
Bereademand wennlnde iortheltnllan
his priaoner .d the flag, which
pvovidedwith picks and ironbnmbon
nonttaekontheirnntdonroithejail.
The in new and wastkouaht
ntronx enough to resint any nttneka which
might be made upon it. Gradually the
crowd grew until probably mono people
nurronnded the jail. Sheriii Burrhinell
wan collide in the crowd trying to prevent
violence. but no attention wan paid to hb
command. or entrenties.
Crowd lot arr-la or Ma.
Captain Crown in dill, oi lhejnli in»
structed the guards to die one the henda
oi the mob to awe it, but no attention"
rant-m
a small iroatiarvlllaonnndlynshtagpnf
tleswere oi common occurrence has the. team.
thedtypnntthedtyjnil and county Baton
irornJailaeCrewn Herniuaed totivo
"all
Willi.
' ’« 1.2. «lg-nu- 9"
mason to..W.u-. .....-.
m ruminant; tame.
m town. or,
error Tuner. TOUGl-ls.
“H I toll?
m ltd-g. When at Day. ram
2 nlnrvylm '
Dunne-n Juno—w. a. Dunlap, put
qwner oi the Cor-menial Gmnndn
nttllionatrs unwas- manufacturer oi this
elty. shot and badly wounded three or
ebnrdthlev- wbo. with other; were tr.»
pea-lg on it properly. The lines
Inen injured”- ‘l‘hontnn Kelly. in
“lymnivndnahotoiatfllhl
intheflxhthgandJoanonllnwsafiot
tnhotblep. 'i'hornaalielly'swoundtnay
remain; The police lanthanum
oi eight companions oi the above. andnll
wliibe muted. Hr. Dunlap wan planed
Since the milla and glam houses cloned
the resident: oi the Fourteenth ward have
been annoyed by nightly vidtn iron: n
crowd oi men. who ruined ilower beds and
lawn- and stripped the tree- oi their green
trail. The Dunlap plane, on Robin‘ou
street. ironeol the lamest and prettiest oi
the distriet.and eonaequsntiy wan visited
Manny.
A number oi dl character.
Joined the gang. and became no hold that
the renidentn were lorrorined. Earlylast
evening Mr. Dunlap heard the diaturb
aneeonhla lswn and orderedtbeerowd
away. Later in thenight they returned.
Mr. Dunlap min repeating the warning.
again warned the gang to leave.
The crowd then iovueadaelrele about
Mr. Dunlap, whereupon he drew two to
volt-en and opened fire. Ilia nnnnilnntn
dropped to the ground inone.two, three
rordev,nndwheu the third mln won put
down the rest fled. Mr. Dunlap then noti-
lied the polleroi whntoecnrred.nndthe
injured men were removed to the hospital.
He is terribly shocked over the nerioua
oonneqnenorn oi the alinir.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
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Phi .............. i 0 0 0 O—A b l
liiuldurk and Klulow; Virkery and ('lonn
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oithe “thinning: wetrmuruia.
h'crllllllne—_ rem:
Bumklyn... ,elooorroo-591
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At Sew Yorkw it n. a
Baltimore ..... llOoOiOfll—tfi:
Sewh'uvk ..... 3b0l01001—571
Moll-n2 and Clarke; German and “ll-on.
Umpire-Snyder
Atfltntut— tun:
Wflhln‘lon...10001000 2‘3
......0 l 0 l l 0 l l x—5 7i
Mnulnltd Farrell Niehnlund liennelt. l'tn.
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lithiunlnmrntu.
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Stlmln m2" 0 z on I I) 2 kill 2
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kill.
pnidtohb firing. An" twoh'onra' _ Wm.,'0 2 I) l l l l SJ—-Ill 2
m... I». “2...... mm m?!- m... ' " 2. mutant;
”drums-Zita- mutant-eon wufiwwmowm ”g
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WWII-irate and kseheeethe mam-MA Qatari} I‘ll-Ill". he : e
. Ararawatakeuouttoa . . mental»
hut-neutrunyuptnndhiahodylilvdwtth W "WI“ ' L
bullets. lnthemelaelnthejnilouem a I“ F71”;
heroithemobwnnvhotluthelaghntnet 1“, . 2
Wynn“. wet aadll ‘
wit-Lnfimdtrhmsbldmeu n at “W
l 00th.. hadywnvtnken an:
dowgdnued Mtheetrvetsbytbs ”in 0 0 t 3 3
mwllhwhkhnnhmlt ° '7'3
drnmdalong Curti- struttkrouh it. 1’" ’3" W
A let: lllll'lnfl alter it mugs. up
tkepelieepnt wag—drove body
wanentdowanndtakento th'e'polleentb
i
m .22....W,,..,,__2_
Wasnmnon. Jnly unlike loll-why
team-lass mus-appointed:
Dr “Div-lg: a ”at J. I.
“will.
momma. VJLVM. III-Valley: J.
mm
mug, oil the
‘ lien-er
Berkshire oi the Providence. Nu
talk nnd Baltimore line eneonntered a
1 heavy snowstorm. Her decks were com
Md. and the atom was no thick that rho
waninroadtolnytonatll it abated. The
Inter-raved herealitlle late in convo-
nnenea -.._._._......_..._.
mammals-9mm...
Cotoaanoarntmn. Cdo..Jal lit—The
hturtkeevvr made in (M Cronki-
ownstheitklneesreanndit Dev
Into. Avalalinnbvn
lwwththnnnththfi
iro- ktnk will
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Julieta-nucleus
M. ii. 1., July Ito-about n
M Maui mu titne
the right thigh close to lbegroiu; John
ebstnetw
nedernrrut and yarn ballintheenmoi
waametilntwilh filer-Allen arollny
oistoneenndtlnallynplatolsbot. Be
STOVEB.
«'f‘rm WARE
Norman mm .......... ‘
ml- ti its limits.
Manlmnmsumn
1.8. MINALIiSiiN
2 250mb Norwnlk. ”.3
mm
mlmmmor
lliiillii
, 7.10 3! mo V
Imported One. P
Sardines.
m tilflillls on Ian;
m WW m1. 2
tbleluii,
he allowed
m'umto inClnasanA.
Claw-n undo. . I
only. uumm
OUMiillEclPS
Grandfather Bridegroom.
“AUX FOLKS WERE 1111mm.
III John Idling stole n larch a- tin
”II-torn by larryi-g III- I‘vysnr-
wld Wamgbter—lle kind Inn-
I'nrred by “Walla Lupe.
NYACK, N. Y.. July i'i.—~There win a
oullmrst oi virtuous indignation among
thegood citizens oi Honing». N. J.. when
they learned about om John Medling’n
pretty young hoosrkmu-r, Jennie shelley.
The girl was known as the ob! mnn’a
granddaughter and the townmnpie did
not propme to allow John to pay open
court to her ii they could prevent it. A
white cap committee wan loaned. n rail,
tar and leathers were pvuan-d and»
rnngemente were made to practically dew
onurnte to John Mullins the error oi hin
ways.
Everybody was ready except the pro-
poted victim, who had other puns. lie
atole a march on the white cape and made
pretty Jennie his wife, and now the tow
nhip in in a flutter oi excitement.
Iiedling lived happily [or six or love.
- the oil! engine house until about three
month: ago. when Mm lie-lung died and
John was leit alone to continue his busi-
ness oi mulling shoes.
Illa I'vetty mep‘rnnddnnghter.
lie hemme- lonesome. and things around
thehouee began to look untidy and neg-
lected until u few weeks ago home of the
late Men Mulliutr’n relativenllvinx in Mon-
roe lent Minn Jennie Shelly. n triumph-ale,
who looh about it} years old. to rearrange
hie houMIhnld afinirs and to keep them in
order. When the rumor spread that the
pretty mnideu won the old mnn'sgrnnd-
dunuhtrr and mute [tempers reported love-
making in the household about a week
ago. a white cap committee called on Med-
lin‘ and suggested some alteration in the
arrangements. lntimntlng thnt a detach
ment oi a lot and leather battalion wan in
the pram oi iomntion. -
No change follow-ml. and the white cop
chiefs met in more! mnclnve and leaned a
solemn warning, allowing three day!
grace. Thin brought matters to a trials.
and a day or two ago John and Jennie met
in Sofie-m, X. 1.. to latch: the aid oi
Squire Wanamaker. who upon his return
iron: his day". work iound them awaiting
him.
They told the squire that they wished to
h married. giving him at the name time
thir version of the mac and of the annoy-
ances to which they had been subjected.
They made sworn answers to PM the stat!»
tory attentions put in than. Mediing said
he won an Englishman, in; yforn old, add-
ing that My wife. who was II) yearn old,
had died about time mnntlu ill-fore, and
that hie ritual!“ brule won the.I mmhlmflr
ler ol the late Mrs. Malling by her Lint
marriage»
Ml“) V. Sin-Hey mid the was born in. the
isle oi linenw-y in years ago. and aim cor:
mborntrti mama-gs atoll-menu an to her
reintiumhip u Ith hie iormer wile. llnving
become unfilled that no legal objection er
bled to tin-tr union. the mnire with due
nolrnmity juiilt‘ll the “M man and hinntepv
Vanddnughter no husband and wile, ac-
cording to the lawn oi the stain.
A rig irorn Finnegnu'a liverystahle took
them on their bridal tour to their hm.nmi
they soon made themselves aecure iron: in-
lrusiun by mnny bolt. and ham
Sturdy had this been dom- when tiled!»
tnchment oi the tar and leather battalion
arrived with a throw eunuered rail. n pail oi
tar and a bag oi iealhern They endeavor-
ed to secure Dimion ol the bridegroom'a
perron. The murriago w“ mum
' through the closed door on noon no u hear.
ing could be obtained, and one or two all-
m minimum fluttered from a window,
iollowed by a request that the good health
and happinme at the newly married couple
be drunk lit the neighboring tavern. Then
nil wan peace and harmony.
'l’wa lor- l'vonn Conthnnt Motrin-v.
l’nmnxtmu. July fir-ll. B. “'ilmat
and Samuel 5. built: atnrted irom The in.
quirerolllee. at Tenth-ad Cheatnnt uneta,
to walk to lino lv'rnnriuco. The nten u-
pert to aeeornplivh the iourney laahout no
daynandkopetobent the padsntrianwho
ieit New York lor Ban Pmeiteo Wain.-
dnr- , , ,_ , _ y, ________
Mm lltlut- In.” I. m
Burnt». July 27.41» eholeea lan-
turn epidemic in aprvadln‘ in End to
an alarming extent. The health
ntaut gave out the unternentthatbtdvnthn
mnportedlrontlhatcnnaelutwuk.
Delta; in... ”M” m“ ‘ ‘ '
New Your. July li.-'l'he union boiler
nakm oi Ne; York and vicinity issued:
nine to t e mpioyvndemandingt
numeral clayirotn Any. l. Blythe.
willlldlowlitkvdnnaadlareinerd.
hen-s Case he: In Bantam
Jvalvt irtvv. hiya—The ltev. Patrick
1Com moist. White-an
Catholic church. thin city. died in Dahlia,
he
whither
Bright? dim by n rperiallvt.
Quarantine Ant-a Ionian.
Wflhfi‘ilxnt‘lr. July rte-A Ive day!
quarantine im- hw-n declared, M. W
an rev-vie arriving from til-plan.
LITTLE BITS OF NEWS.
Prescott Immxaybnm
Alreinthesninroona oi Allie»
H8tkt..enrrlngnmnhn.fliflflhflr
no.3" York.dld moth damage.
Mutton-a ottyybnainvelntew
York ally there were Q unto and DI
duh.
hmwvamnleatth'erlfltaw
“admin-“Mt”
between awn-yen“ aniline
éuflunmmflmuth
create-me ”hum
Juno-harlot I
gum mu tor In Mat
W
At a largely mane-d mien st the
“mehwm
xvi-mama.“ five-av
Tar,FeatheraananailFora
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IIIITIIII PlliIT . sIIIIIfi
REGULAR TIME-TABLE. '
STEAM ERSYLVANSHORE
Leaves —
SOUTH NORWALx—Iozoo and 11:30 a. “mum, 3:30 and
ROTON POINT—10:45 o. m,; 12:15, 2:45, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m.
25c --—— EXCURSIO
FARE -—--— 25c.
Bloomer can he chartered for
moonlight excursion at reason—
yenra with hiaotd wile in what is known :,
-n..-
'8'}?
lakes an every (WK: oi an
old-time luxury-dare and whim
Prepare! with scrupulous (our.
nwerd ntaianreFood Expositions. End:
makes two large pies.
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