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nation it: SlillllES-
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by n,fl.0resaley.s1sle than. saith
schooner yacht Nora, belonging Mullahs
H. i". lelthaui, Miss Genes Plait nod that
crew. ' ' '
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with each 1;} lb. package of the
W —‘ ' i In rum nuns-s news-sun. FAMOUS
. racism and an Bands. 'l'vvoutfioue ,u.,~,"n,,_n" W”. m I! W and Polls—l- th- Bnu- the ,,,,, o o o o o 0 9 . swish . .
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only ' fadd i the to. P it bad v - _ nmonulhrm and one his throat. lie was . , . , . ‘ , _
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thirst-wv‘sssstswm in company with awn" ileum-u. mmcrovdod outbythe discussion oi Wuhlnrton I o i i o l l 0 o—iou . mmuclumulil bounfutened he was dud. '1 STOCK, and You will got I
the ,_ ' at midnight when the storm
* p " id“ and after beating around all
New Bsnmun. Mus, Aug. rs.—
eatboats which were driven as ore at
Mr. Ma's molutiou an to the national
banks. ,
The Kansas nator olaluhd
Humming and firint. Haul sad McGuire
Umpire —‘ Emile.
I0 INK” “Mill. on“!
Kehoe applied to Mrs. Headlfor of ’5
in avenue for a furnlnhed room about a
yeisr nae. He told her he was the sou of a
fill. NASH 8t Bllll
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dhappeared. About 1:30, as near ' PROVWWCR- 5‘18- al—Four mm The vice president took thatview of the warm :rairs night, but explained that he could not
, m
“be calculated. Captain Perry nodal-first
“Joseph Francis of the Chocoruu were
' overboard by a gigantic wave.
7 lights of the Empire State disap-
red hafnium/sly afterward, and at
. ybruk liar mastswore seen projecting
out «this water about three feet.
blame! the Chocorun any that no
“I!“ but could poeaiblyiive in the non
that was running at the time. and the
deriuort board could have been of no poe-
. slbis‘uss tothn crews of the two vessels.
, , mm of the Johnson was John
$3M they were overtaken by the ca~
'y and were to have been out for two
. ‘ news of the accident was first
t to thacity by the Chocorun, which
up‘at present at the foot of Fulton
_ ”river. Sailor Dick Kelly. who
shares of the Choeor'ua, thinks they
murky to come out alive.
light... Loss Of! Soltltullspton.
, Soumurrox. n.1,, Aug. 25,—Two us
sets. a soul barxennd atowing vessel. were
wrecked“! the coast at this point, follow-
ilitj'utllrwake of the severe storm. Six
when the wrecked vessels have washed
Mont of a totsiorew of ill menou
- m Lykeue Valley of Philadelphia,
Scott. Six men from the towing
. reached shore. three alive and
beyond renunciation.
nail other men of the crews arebo
lived to hove been drowned, thus making
a ”ll lot of life of 18 persona
Out of the survivors of the lost steamer
to be the assistant fireman. Albert
0! Philadelphia He says they left
Within Monday in the steamer Pan-
MIMI burns in tow. They bud bad
_, Ill the trip. When nearly oppo
It ueooek lighthouse, a large sea
m the steamer and wrought. consider-
Ma‘s. They were obliged to cut
and put to sea. but were soon
by several immense seen, and
ouudered. The captain, named
and himself (Smith) clung to the
top for awhile. but were soon
of! the shelter. He lost sight of
captain about an hour before reliable:
The captain's body has not yet
washndasliore. 'l'he rescued men were
for by cottagsrs near the beach.
Ifl Bounce at New Haven.
rum, Aug. lid—«The ship us in
harbor was badly ds be
if:
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n
is
and n schooner that were in tow of a hint
rltt wrecking tug went ashore about two
miles north of Narragansett Pier. Div-
er William Coolnn'of Staten island was
entangled in the wreckage and drowned.
no“! Lost Its Roof.
Sruuio LAKE. N..J., Aug. iii—Nearly
one-half of the roof of the mammoth Mon-
mouth iiousc was carried away by the sale.
A telegraph office was lifted bodily and
carried some distance by the wind.
High Seas at Newport
i'e-ehen lllowu on.
Wtuusuros. Del, Aug. ul—The loss to
Delaware fruit growers by the gale wan
enormous. Thousands of basket-ti of rescues
and bushels of pears and npplen were blown
from the tree». 4 _. “
Lift-rd the Hotel Roof.
BELMAR, N. J., Aug. fill—JIM entire roof
of the big Columbia hotel was carried
awuy. None of the guests was hurt. The
bonrd walk was ruined.
Ashore OR Portland Light.
Doorman. Me, Aug. 25.—-An unknown
schooner in ashore off Portland headlight
in a bad position. The life saving crew has
VINEYARD HAVEN, Muse. Aug. ‘15.~6ev~
eml simmers nre harbored here. Steamer
Cotlngo City sailed for New York. but put
buck. ,
Ten \- um-ls on a Leo Nboro.
Ilrivvu mum: and will be total 10%
l-‘arm Crops Damaged.
llun llsux, S. 3., Au . 25.—-The storm
did thousnnda of dollars damage to farm
crops in central New Jersey,
rm Bra-eh suffered.
but no loss of lives.
Tobacco and Hope [hm-god.
Nouriunrros, Mann. Aug. all—«iieavy
done.
Byrnss wui noon non Anarchism
from his summer home at ibd Bank, N. J.,
altl ouch his annual vacation does not ax.
unlawful. ..
. , e.._..._......-
lm lii'i-lJ. .‘x' >3, ,lug. ilw'l‘en vessels
lylllg -ll .lmw-r in the harbor here wen
Lose Bunsen, Aug. all—Tbs storm
caused considerable damage at. this pines,
damage to corn and tobacco and hope was
NEW Your, Aug. Muprflnteudeut of
Pollen ilyruen has returned to the city
situation and melted Mr. SW"
rights. As the latter then offered to yield
to Mr. Peder. the vice pinniclsut treated
that offer as an abandonment of the door
and immediately remniwd Mr. Peder.
who thereupon begun a three bourn' speech
on the silver intention.
lr. Pilot's I” 0'00”.
Iii.- went on to argue that. it was the gov-
ernment mlntuge that. gave the legal ten-
der quality to gold an well as to silver. and
he lllnntrnted his argument by the exhibit
of a gold eagle and a bar of gold of snotly
lie wished to hold up the bar tovlew,
but to the amusement of the senate he
could not lay his hand on it. "i dye not
know where the bar is," he nuld. with an
air of nut-prise, and he was advised by Mr.
Butler that he had better keep his eyeouit.
ilavlng recovered the her. he sold that
the win was money and the bur-com.
modlty, and that therefore they was not
of equal value. The coin was worth .10,
and the bar was worth only £80.
lie was followed by another Populist
senator, Mr. Allen of Nebraska, whonpoks
for an hour audit half in support of his
amendment proposing to add to the “nor—
been bill «provision for the free and un-
limited coinage of nilver at the ratio of
16 to 1.
day. ‘
Ihort Speeches In the "also.
it was a field day in the house. Mr.
Pence, tho Populist member from Color»
do, spoke and strengthened his mitten as
one of the rising men of the house.
A quiet. dignllied Hil'l'cll by Mr. illngley
was! the feiilure of the day. but his poor
delivery dotrucled mnwrinlly from the able
presentation of his clue.
At the evening seasion Mr. Swanson of
Vlrgluin spoke for free silver. Mr. Mad-
den of Georgia opposed the Wilson lilll.
Mr. Grady of North ('nrullnn was in favor
of {mi coinage. Mr. Millikan of Maine
spoke out for already repeal. Mr. Kern of
Nebraska spoke for free coinage.
Then George Washington Murray. the
colored member from South Carolina. took
the floor and made a short nddrens in favor
of free colour and blmetalllnm. Ills It
marks were interrupted by frequent up
plume. The bones adiourued at llzil.
vomit ornament-intern.
Wanmsormi. Au; art—1's- following
fourth class postmnstnrs were appointed:
New York flnvld Lyons. Peru; Mary Ill Hy.
laud. South Livonia: ii. ll. in‘alls. Hpr‘luaneld.
flaw Jormyvl. Ii. mm
City
Mn
ter
and
still
title
rm
SHORT NEWS STORIES.
The Western brass foundry at St. Louis
Damaging testimony against Actor Cur;
tin was given. '
A mob of unemployed Poles rnlded mar-
ket stands in East Buffalo.
Sioux hitn paid the 3,000,011 francs’ in.
demnlty demanded by France.
Thousands of sparrows were killed in
their places.
Emperor William and the Prince of
Wales will attend the funeral of links
Ernst of Bans—Cobur' and Gull».
An appeal iur‘help has been bust] from
Brunswick. Ga. where tinny families have
The American propaganda he! been up
pointed the authorised scout of the inter.
national snptisltlou to be bold in Antwerp
next you.
PLOT TO Velma ofmonr.
Waterworks hymn“ From the
Human. Aug. “ii—So
burned.
iinll park, New York. by the storm.
left destitute by the cholera sonra
hub-3|.
riuteuhut of
trophe would result.
The superintendent satisfied himself of
the correctness of the story, and a hurried
consultation with the secretary of the '9
board resulted inneali for a sperm
session of the water board. 0n the night
set to do the Job the works were guarded
by is body of men “ltll Winchester;
The dynniniti-rs evidently had scoutn out,
the extra men about the works frl‘ht-
med them away. Special policemen are
on guard nights at the waterworks.
it is said the persons who figured as print-
cipals in the proposed plot unknown to
the pollen and that arrests will follow.
Boson-H W liars.
Nrw Year. Any. ra—tht might have
been a serious accident occurred just out-
the P010 grenade. One liuudred and
y-nsveutll street, or "Baseball lane,"
runs along between Manhattan llsld and
the Polo grounds. it ends near the mud
stead of the Pologrounds. and those who
wish to eootlmu up the hill have to climb
an irregularly winding wooden staircase.
The crowd was pressed against theralllng,
which gave way. and several people fell in
a mans t'othn ground bslow,adistnuos
of
about to test. Several wssn bully hurt.
'Brisn and Cannon with the
sleep. He always had a supply of fancy
articles to sell, and told neighbors that he
bought job lots of any sort of goods. lie
nuld items of these goods to neighboring
drug and fancy goods atom
Betrayed by [In Companion.
The jewelry store of ii. if. Bolton, 2,025
Atlantic avenue. was broken into on Aug.
ll, und a lot of gold plated spoons. pocket—
lmlum nml cutlery was stolen. John H.
(Jinan-u was arrested on the Bowery on
Wednesday night charged with having
rommlitrd the burglary. and some of the
Sergeant llollund of the bee Avenue police
station kin-w thnt Kehoc had been selling
fancy goods lit-low cml price. but also did
not know when: he lived. Detective tier-
genntn Michael ilyn- nd John Ruble! the
Brooklyn um... wmgnd lay in unit with
llollnnd for the man.
Tin-y uwt him at the corner of in ave
one and itodusy street. lie was a tall,
nlher good looking young man. with
black hair and it carefully kept mustache,
and was dressed in a black business suit. a
silk lu‘wn tennis shirt and "use! shod.
lie ludignautly denied that he was a
burglar.
lie \rati taken to the s on house and
searched, but nothing found that
would incriminate him. A bystander fold
floor.
rl‘vo’u right hand. Rabi opened the clonst
and discovered n lot of cutlery and fancy
gouda. some of which was probably part of
the goals stolen (mm Bolieu'n store. iiol-
lnnd stood at the door of the room to keep
occupants of the home from crowding in.
Ended Illa Life “’Ith u Molar) Knife.
Halli was busy pulling goods from the
clonal, and Ryan, with his disengaged
hand, was» taking the goods and placing
them with tnble when he felt a tug at the
handeufl'. Looking around, he saw him
Cut his throat from ear toenr with a small
psnkuife taken from slnong the goods on
the table. lie fell over on the bed.dra¢-
gin; the detective with him. lie died “1'
most instantly.
The tragedy crusted great excitement in
the neighborhood, whichin the residence
of well todo persons. all of whom knew
Keba- by sight and were surprised to learn
that be was a thief. The police bellevstho
things found in his closet represent the
proceeds of several burglaries.
Gov-vane Install With the President.
brnaans nsv, Any. .23. — Governor
Russell arrived here. the guest of Jun Jef-
ferson. and when he left the train he was
sell will probably all at Gray Gables by
insure your Life in the (‘onnJioneral Life
1%.. Co.. of Hartford. Remember. you-is mun
that to a day will insure your life for 31,11»,
and iii: adny will give you
" llllE THOUSAND .lllllllllS
if living. at L'- years of age.
8. S. L'llommedleu, lg’i.
lll Washington Street.
Makes an every-day convernmce of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cam Highest
.
.. ‘ ‘wasseeu about smile of! the gonetoher assistance. Mr. Peder’s speech wnn interrupted to “Mm Sturkweathsr '” “(W94 '37 0“ the detectives- where the prisoner lived, award at all Pure Food Expositions. M may WISh
Southampton life saving station in a dis n 9 ITE'" ‘- allow the regulnrbusluossto bepretteuted. of the member- olhls detective force that “d m. ..” “mammal m Dam". 5,... lug: makes two large lies. Avoid
.blnd condition. Aubert time afterward h . °_ '_‘° " e' w l Thnt was the motion to lay on the table a plot had been concocted by undo M grant Ryan and taken tothe house. )1. talions—and insist on [:3an m.
domain“ bar and commenced at 3"“ liEDl-(liti’l, MW" AWL 25‘" 3" o the motion to reconsider the vote whereby will in “I? '5“! ‘0 destroy “W "“W‘Wk' "armpit-d u lmll bedroom on the wound NONE SUCH brand. and we
”tantalum. x0 .1“ or m. w... 01 40 mil“ “H ho“? “Wm“ "Wu“ the snuatedeclarod hir. mum. not 20- vnmplnu “Minn with dynamite. 'l'hcu.
“owl‘gg‘s
l'. 9. Put“! 0.“,
1870 lo 1883.
Ollie”. Add Null) Street,
liiwml'. COIN.
llllll alumnus
troduce the Olive Oil Soap.
nibblelllnsmck
ll NORTH I‘ll STREET.
lilillorrislaitllo
orders
for
anything
in the
line of ‘
W.M« tho Empire State, Captain who," u I A“ . the mm "mm and purity. The unit ~ .xioleu pmpmy mu found in his rooms in Sui-omen to E. C. norm & L's.
. , . ., g. ilk—The wind has i-eitenl Snralva attacked the govern- . 4
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. ruin of 50 miles per hour, sndatremeu “Wh ,, ' .. fen him. ,
y is it. be said. that this coin in . t lassen could not give the numberof the
' til-boats had only been out seven 2:31:31: $232,?“ Mb outside “I “I. by money and this bar is not?" .‘Eéxl'xulznfigxxfihr t3:1:ln{?:1: homo. in which Kehoe lived. ileuetlve 6‘ sudbllf! st" am“! ““3-
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
mm
Finelnh ‘ Mg
that you
. W about the vessel. and it ‘3 sup i canned many more mishaps among smnll titled to a w“ an “mm, [mm Montnnn with the water supply cut off. ilrsslu sev- ”Home Ryan “M between ‘ table ‘ERRELL & SOULE. Syrmlse. N. Y.
runway a" men mm wasth our. "“1“" ”2’1”“4"»“’- Notice was given by Mr. thm that he ml purtn 0’ "1' city '9" ‘0 b. "N“ andlchairlu the center of the room. Ke- n!“ uarantee Bank sates
W “a drowned. Tl“ name °: the Storm nonhuman". would call up the question at l p In. to- Theilre dflman‘m‘M‘f‘“m‘w"' hoe's left hand was shackled to the detect- - ” W' "w L '
that the
work
will be
done with
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
nuns” won or in runs.
The last Safes In the florid.
Infill» see. Always pis-
um their contents. -
EATNE 8 ill! said in Lynn. Haas” slum that great fir!
where it) of our eaten were nubiectnd tn inleuno'
heat. pretiervlug their uonteuin.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chm Fire In um in the (treat Boston Flrs
in and In all thermal llren sins-o. fiend
for circulars. Agents waited. a!
m
and
W
M' W plie until tonight. The superintendent Pennsylvsnikc. it. Web-v. Dsinsrytawni on mm a reception. Todnythmisa
Puritan: the Fall River line put in here “u that he returned ahead 0; time on M, and... and,” 9.... fig}... 3.“ but no can was killed. :lv'aud'lisbiun ”can.“ w W. void in GREAT B ARG AINB
m m a“: stre- °t weather “‘1 " count of the meetings of theannrchlstu MID-1‘0“”- T-MWW ' ""“’" sandwich. The party includes the puni-
' .m a" and um.» oi the anatnldn. Mnoyar- ’- “WIWW'fih a J. W . Inn-n- Isaiah-M an... Governor uni-cu. Dr. Bryant. Dr. D ' d
, rat-loos [medallioston wasdriven m, u. “m u m m ”mm. m “hiw‘m 0 mm“ haw runs. an fin—Tbsnsssts of the mu...” of New York, Joe Jeffersonaud aVI tOw,
Info ‘ sen w .nnd crushed so u,“ b. "gum the reported spssehuss “n“ ‘p. l. Hula. mm 1. m “-7an Nadia:- unrsbsak were turned overto A a wood. or Boston. Governor Rug. ‘0
shoe “in-elf on senses» If...
prryed upon his mind.
Aweekacobehnd failediubuniunas. This
Turkey Cilr: i'. A. Hellman. Ulnar-i ill.
I“, Went winter”: J. l. (trusses. West
fireman
Quincy was called in. and the time dis-
eunssdthsrnnunrntlsuth. it is under-
stood that Mr. (leery thrived very little
under-insulin that this Vets in take isll
Jr.
char-not the aflalrsofihehnuktoday.
ACM’BI. N. L Aug. tin-Mu Peter's
church William If Mara,
son of General mull?
fore recursion.
that
Dr. Hart. The doctor lauded his right Int
heavily on Mr. Young's eye. making an
ugly bruins.
IMHBWIIEIIS' PlilllES.
F. BOY LSTON
Noam Kala street.
. ., .. —. . a
Romantic. A ell-Jar io s’siookso MM“ ems superintendent at Banks Pinata udkfiQmm fun out to m. s dlfrerent styles of
"a," . "l; .1“ W‘s; Stun d W Oran Unm‘rmuu” up. out tinfollowi statement“ the» cam Aug. u.—-in the 0m of gratuity, nfiidmfi'd‘fm J. 0- JEIFIIBSs
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logo. L Powell, his Wind-misled W will“ M W W W17 inpahmsutofeapihal, in mimnnmmwwhimwum ul-woidnrunhort notice. Writ! and
‘0 “k. . revolver from him at“ Gresham and urged him to sutures theisw . d W . n-nrholuterinu donut short notice. elocl- ”MW—m W‘u P‘m
. . ry You. of the World scou- n 1 new I lie
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sin-«ban howlsmx. or. awosfts it. it. Man.
of the illustrious premier of lAneoln'ssats as
lust, and Miss Anus lbunls Hm dough.
tor of WW.MM.ous of the
nommissionsrs at large of the Colum
exposition. was married hers.
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H. Waite. governor of Colorado. nowhere,
denied the report that Secretary Gresham
has reprimanded him and added. "TM
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Milwatmrn. Aug. u—‘i‘wo bodies are
at the morgue. one of a woman about 0
yearsolsasnudthsothor of a littleliri
of b one, each with bugs atom tied to
their waists. The bodies wsrs found lathe
mas finesse s spotter.
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Clint-use. who has had numerous saloon
horn arrested for violation of the
lfltteu ordinance. was surmndsd
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