”.mmm aqua-4..“-
, reuggclosrl
mp...—
Manillan and ‘ hei
. . _. ore murdered. This
_ linemen Mrs. lialllday stands
_ wltbmurdering within four days.
authorities are watching the prison
”namely. for they fear three thing-m
tilt-Ina of thawoman by gypaies, s
, ” bycltfsena or her suicide.
. We Scott reports that Thursday
Ilsa Ballidsy tore her garter loose. broke
it and twisted it around her neck and
Eilltd on both ends with all her. strength.
a removed it from herassoonnehedis
mused what she was attempting to do.
Aka}! of gypsiaa was oucunlped near
.‘ , _ last summer, who recently
M over the mountain. \Vcdncsdny
night W of the band were in McCune’s
urtaboro discussing tiso‘ulur
anwas overheard to remark. “ii
an at tbewornan. we must get her to-
mumwnlght” ‘
“ til-uses .
hsfouud»
Omaha talk of a Rescue.
Thursday morning the band had mined,
auditing the formoon it M through
, 1 ,. in the direction of Burling-
hhn.‘ For some reason they divided into
No Mafia women going by one road,
the, . . by another. Later word cameto
lama-um the Halllday house that
- ,of mics had Irrivcd there and
‘7 declared they were going to have
the woman.
, ., filo“, . nut-amen 0' finding the body of
milky anthem Charles Green of New
a . owns an adjoining farm. He bud
are: and heard auspicious sights and
‘7 aouadsl‘abont the Halliduy house for sev-
a’aldaysbefore the discovery of the bodice
WI! KM progress was being made
' 5 bythsaathorltiee in unraveling the ruys~
' 7 nothing. He is about to re
city and did not want to be
to Sullivan county several
thus unless necessary. When
search for old man Hollidny's
m and remembering the shovels and
' with fresh earth upon them
“lathe house. a place they would not
My occupy. he determined toinveeti
late for himself. '
At an early hour Thursday morning. no
commuted by Paul llallidny. Jr., he went
to house. lilo attention was
two boards in the kitchen floor
IE" not match. lie pried them up
mwbar. and Paul iinllidny said.
' : .r ' normal-goinaulcay.
‘ new was turned with a shovel and
“ ma loose. u if it had been recently dis-
' ‘ Green sank the crowborluto the
‘ Little effort was required to forty
down. When the her bad pone
MUS inches intathe ground, it
stopped Hewas certuln it had
“mam, for the object yielded some
to pressure. but the barwonld not
through it.and feeling aure heluui
. a human body he started for Bur-
Alfi'h‘ there. he told of his auspicious
Judas Thayer. who, with James W.
, , Cornelius Candeld. J. S. linker and
, Teara, hurried back to the house
and threw oi the earth from about where
, thscrowhar had been sunk. There upon
w M lay old Paul Hullidny. Only the
‘ w and jury the
m a ve over to
”30"! hula. Tba body was exhumed
Would doonaudlaidonaslab
chairs. Drs. Piper and
clothing on, and two bul-
> ’ _ und directly over the left
1 , , Thalia!) was badly decomposed.
mammmnmu
h saw Hallway Thursday. Neigh-
alaofldha and hiswife wentto
. that fly. It isevident iromthis
apaboyuamedfieorge
vtd in a house next to the
ltwaa supposed
stolsuahorseand
been missed and gone
. than. -,
,,mnaasrcrtbs boy. butnoth-
overuse or heard of him. After-
' . was found. it it
may have in some
leasure of Mrs. Halli~
, autopsy Mlopedth bullet
' ~ “harshly. lie Illmnd also
u
Mirna
“Canoes
body had been abandoned, he was was not i
. long time. “a“
‘ son
f' trust
1
«new. anions.
. Soallorwalklianiwmm.
42 infill Illa lifting”
HAMILTON Howe FUNERAL.’
ll. Will ”Unified With III BM AI-
~ Gaston.
Gsumsou's. N. Y.. Sept. B.-Harnilton
Fish, 815. (lied suddenly at his Glenclyfi’e
mansion near Garrison’s. lie retired at
his canal hour in apparentgocd health. A
domestic occupied a room adjoining that of
Mr. ll'ish, and shshsald a» falntoall. She
hurried to the room and found Mr. Fish
sitting on achair at the edge of the bed.
Mrs. Benjamiu.n daughter of the deceased
and the only other occupant of the house.
was summoned. but her father was unable
to uttera word after she entered them.
and he expiredaimutjrnmediately.
Ills nga truest years. Death is attribu
to the infirmities of old age:
Hamilton Fish was born in New York on
Aug. fl. 1808. He was the son of Nicholas
Fish. who was prominent in revolutionary
times as a soldier undue an intimate friend
of Washington and Alexander Humilton.
ills mother wns n desceudunt of Peter
Stuyvesant.
Interment will be made in the cemetery
of St. Philllp’a church in t Highlands,
and the een'icco will be conducted by the
rector, Rev. Dr. Walter'l'houi . . assisted
by Rev. Morgan Dix of the Trin ty church
of New York. Mr. Fish had selected his
own pallbearerv. and among others are the
following: lion. William M. Evans, lion.
Sam Sloan. wmisifi C. Schmuerborn.
President Seth Low of Columbia college.
Benjamin D. Silliumn. lion. .i. (i. llnncroft
Davis. John L. Cadwnlmier..lohu Schuyler
and lion. John Joy of Katouab.
The cemetery in which the interment
will be made is one of revolutionary fame
and where the other members of the four
lly are interred. '
TWELVE KlLLED.
A lama Gallblaa an the Panhandle.
wun ruptures Results.
Chicano. Sept. 8,—A head-on collision
between a milk train of the Chicago. Pitts-
burg and Fort Wayne railway nod an oust
bound passenger train on the l'snhruuile.
or I’ittsburg. Cincinnati. (‘liicngu and St.
Louis Vrnllu‘uy, killed l'2 pcrmlpl and in-
jurcd as runny more.
The collision occurrml in the “I." run-
ning from the main line just south of (Yule
hourto cost Hammond, 1nd,. at the [mint
of a curvo and in a sparsely sotllul lot-nil»
ty. The baggage our of the out lmluui
pasmsnger irnlu was ground into pieces.
and from this most of the killed and in—
jured were taken. The removal of *lhc
mono of the wreck from immediate
police and surgical nisl mode the m-
lamity a most distancing tune. and
t was more than no hour before the
fleet of those rescued. maimed and bleed-
ing. could be carried to houses in Cololmur
and south Chicago for treatment. l'hysl.
clans were mumuonedfrom the lnltcr plum,
and engines were hastily prepared and
rushed to the scene of the wreck.
Th‘list of the dead is as follows: Anson
Temple. manager of Schiller theater. Chi-
cngo. on his way to English lake. shooting;
unknown man, with Manager Temple;
of \‘s’isouuaiuCcutmi railroad; (i. A. liinea.
\‘iim-mn‘s. intl.: William Shnnicker, New
Albany. incl; \Villillm llicbnnlmn. 2ll7
Mule silll‘l, ('lzltllgu; it. D. Adams. Fnir-
livid. ills; l'} A. llnrnnrd, Torre llautc.
lml.; funr m.E u. u n nun.
('ulnnlu “‘un on Time Allowance.
Sum “mill. N. .l.. Sept. 8. —~Thu first
of the mini rum-e la-twrcn the cup defenders
was sailed in n slitl wind and heavy seat of!
Sandy Hook and resulted in avictory on
time allowance for tho Colonia by six aeo-
ouds over the Vigilant. the Pilgrimand Ju.
bilce both having been disabled and with-
drawn M the start. The occouduf the trial
races will be sailed Saturday over a trial.-
gular course outside of Sandy limb. The
distance will be 30 miles-10 miles to a leg.
(lencrui l'uluo eldd he would be ready with
the J ubilco. and the Pilgrim will bore a
new golf. if it is pomlble to make one in so
short a time.
A Convent Nicolai
RAM-mam), La.. Sept. a—A cyclone
struck the pretty little town of lawkport.
on ibsyou In Fourche. and left it a mass of
ruins and desolation. Strong winds had
been r ng all night. nomrupaniod by
min. . 7 stores and the Convent of the
immaculate Conception were completely
deatmyed. The drilled are: Sister Pul-
cbarie. mat Mabel Gauthreaux, Mr. Oliver
Revel; Barber. tho aervant of the convent;
an unknown man with scalp torn 0!.
Several were seriously hurt.
Focal Dead In the lashes.
.an YORK, Sept. a—Tbe body of a
young and well dreseed man was found
hidden in a clump of bushes in lirouxdale’.
about wilyuds north of Pelhsm avenue
andw yards caste! the Southern boule-
vard. The man had evidently been dead
several days. but there was nothing about
the body to show how he met his death.
Ir. lsaaait's Caedmon's
Poms. Sept. 8.-Jauu~a Gordon Bennett
ls seriously ill. but is on really on the
roadto recovery. Since t e accident Mr.
Bennett's condition is said to have been
satisfactory. ifs has not been able toleavs
hill bed since the time he was taken to (it.
Germain and probably will not do so for a
As ohfa Widaw Harries a lush. .
Chicano. Sept. 8.-llrs. Jennie Andie.
widow of Dr. Andie of lhuvsr, was mar»
rird to a Turk in the Nidway plailance.
[Elbe is a daughter of Colonel Alexander
Hammond of lisllnlre, 0. tier relatives”-
umoog the rum prominent psopls in east
urn Ohio.
Ila-ed Casper, bat Killed Illa lea.
Savanna". Stilt 8.-’l‘lle house of Goa
Cooper. near Arlington. \mu tired into by
unknown parties. Millie farther-oaths
attaching party met Cooper’s wagon. with
three occupantwhamls oi Coopaluwho
were shot down and left by the party.
Work For Two The“
New Hans. 30M. ii- -'l’ho factory of the
Rubber company will start up flat
unlay on full time and with a full force.
l'his concern employs over a.“ hands and
it cos of the largest in the country.
wales» haven Deal.
Omens. x. in. Eapt. a o.
m it: may... ......u
at Grand hotel la the mm' usu-
hover-av mun.
William Ilium-y. traveling passengerngent'
MWmuhwl will,
TanIl. ‘ iolllsol m.
:10 lest-no at. Ire-hiya.
nan errata.
-. w ;_ mmxm . .00
They Looted a Bank and Killed
., the Cashier.
830T DEAD WliILli RIDING AWAY.
hr levers! Ila-tea he Bold Duper-av
do“ We the It!“ a! Dalia. Col...
Vary Inciting-ml Hardware larch-t
quaMMWII-alila.
DELTA, Colo. Sept. 8.—-'l‘hc band] at
temptto rob a bunk in abohi mannerendcd
disastrounly here when three young do.
persdoea tried tomake away with the funds
of the Farmers and Merchants‘ bunk.
Cashier A. ’l‘. Blachly was shot in the
neekamllustantly killed. and two of the w
rubbers were picked from their hence all
they rode down an alley by the clever
marksmanship of W. Ray Simma bani
ware dealer, and the money was recovarad
from their dead bodice. ’
The three men appeared on horseback in
the alloy at the rear of the bauk. Two die
mounted, leaving the other man tohold
the box-sea. The men entered by the from
door and appeared at the window. ,
At that moment only the cashier and his
assistant, H. H. Wolbort. were in'tbe bunk.
They both went forward to wait on the
customers. when they Were covered with re-
volvers and ordered to hold up their hands.
shot the cashier.
Cashier Blechly yelled and was promptly
cursed by the robbers. who told bimtokcop
quiet. lie yelled again, when one of the
robbers fired his revolver, and lilachly fell
dead, the ball having passed upward from
the neck. The men then vaulted over the
partition. grabbed what money was in
sight and fled through the rear door. As
they did this Wolhert picked up his rev
vulver, but. m observed by the robbcra.
who got the drop on him. They did not
shoot. but ordered him to throw away his
revolver, which he did very quickly. They
then dashed into the alley, "mauled and
find down the narrow way toward (indul-
sou river.
When the first allot. which killed the
cashier. Wits board. the cry was ruined that
the llmk was being robbed. Men runbcd
for rovulvcru and guns and then run toward
the bunk. Among them was W. ll. Slum
son. a young hardware uiercbant.wbme
shop was arms- the street from the bank.
lie picked up n rifle and marred up the
street. As the robbers came out of the al-
ley and missed the street tiliummn fin-d.
and one of the robbers fell, the top of his
head being fairly taken of! by the ball.
Simpson then ran in the alloy and fired
after the other two fleeing fur-n. lie. shot
twice. killing first another mun nudibeu
his horse. The mound, mun WM ulwaimck
in the head. The rumniniug survivor os-
capcd across the river and «hm-u toward
Grand Junction.
A posse was soon gnthcrvd and started in
hot pursuit. The robbcr's horse was fresh,
and he gave them a pretty chaoe. A num-
ber of ranchrnen came into town from
down the valley and reported having seen
the man riding by «several miles nhcaduf
his pursuera Other parties left inn-r, go
lug across into the l-iacnllmte country. hop
lug in head ml the men. liewill in-pnunptt
ly lynched if f'asllxbl.
At the tinw flll- rubbery “as going on It
lawyer imnmi W. ll. Robertson. bnviug his
office in [be run: of the bunk. heard the
first shot and run out into the ulivyiuw
the arms of the rubber holding thelloruca.
who quickly covered him with n revolver
and kept llllll then.- until joined by lhr to
unplug robbers from the bank.
The Robb-la lasing-sired.
The men have been new about this part
of the country for severul tiny». No one
known them. While here two stopped at
the hotel. registering ml t‘lnmu‘v lirmlloy
and James (3. lirudley. About $1400“qu
taken by the robbers. and it was all re
covered from the dead bales of Illalwo
men left in the alley. rilnve tin-y w‘am
placed in the undertaker's shop they have
been identified by asverul no the name My
lows who hold up the bank of 'l‘ulluride
four years «go.
Clarence lirluiley told one man here that
theycaruu from the Rogue river country.
0' . and that illeyluui been hard
mu Utah. A reward of two has ‘
evening one party of puriuers re-
turnedtotown sayirm Hunt the trail had
been lost. the man escaping info the mouu‘
talus. As he has a good mount he will no
doubt make good hill escape.
Ilapt llutll lie Died.
Scorn Burntmuzu. in. Sept. tie-Albert
C. lineda was fmuul sleeping In it doorway
last Thursday mid was taken home. lie
there again fell into a slumber from which
he was aroused with dldiculty at times to
be fed. On Saturday he awakened himself.
but fell asleep again. and Thursday morn-
ing he died. fir. Andreas any» ifuode auf~
fared with an attention of the brain.
The Chester Dias-slur Ila-flag.
BOITOH. Sept. 8.——’i‘he railroad commia
began an investigutiun into the
cans-of the accident on tho lioetonand
Albany railroad at Chester last Thumiay.
when a bri u gave way beneath the
weight of the .blcagospeclal express train.
causing the loss of 11 lives and inlurissto
anunlbsrof passenger-and traimuen.
no lac-unseat at an Inst
lantausrotls. Sept. hwWith a three
times three and a tigsr'dor the oldflag
and the restoration of the autpwnded vet
arans to the prmion roll," the tmtym~
and: national encampment of the (fraud
Army adjourned to most again at Pitts
burg one your honor.
ltallal savers mm.
Puma. N. 4.. Sept. animal mines
and llooata Caracello quarrelrd about a
norm girl and settled the dispute with
home. Mslosa stabbed Carscello futile
Ida lieis at St. Jouph’s hospital. where
heisdylng. Maloaa wasarrestad.
Mmmiilagas.
Impairment—«The latest advices n-
sslvedhmahowthat the average of the
mwnmmumum
Mtbedlseasa in italy NWH
maintained. ,
“Barron“. [totem bunsv
says: insults lbs slhaesmslolalnd on“
Turkish authorities. there is aodoabt that
assholes-summing lo Omtaatlnopia
rue: nascent. scouts.
nosnrnsuu llllllSElcli »
in detail the
“a was stormed 3%
Full Directionawtiilth
Each Bottle-
”M's-
Wm ....u
m
UA‘l’lONAL menu 0AM”.
AtNewYorb— llsl-
Muslim”... o 0 I o t 0 0—410 I
NewYork..... ..... .o l c o o o 0-4 a s
XingudVaugthtusieamiltllllgan. Us»
flunlioraaag.
at Iowa.
nitride... .100000l01~df|
yn... ltdllOOx—Iil'
Gleason and McCanley. rlhsrrou and Klnslcw.
Umpire-Lynch.
AtChinsgm ans.
Philadelphia..! 0 o t i o s o s—fli I
Uhioag0........0 0 0 0 0 0 2 ll l—ll O I
' Cars-y and Olenlenfe. Griffith and Kitfridgc.
Umpire-limb
AtClavelaud» . scam.
Waabiugton...0 l 0 0 o 110 0—51, 0
Cleveland ..... s I 0 2 l i a ti {villi 8
n.
Ileekin and McGuire. Clarkaou and 0'00
our. Unplmlluslis. ..
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wilkssbarre— It‘.‘ it. I.
likeabarre..8 l b 0 0 l l Ole-~13“ d
Bluaamtoa..loaaioooo--olor
lake and McLaughlin. Bwseuu and Four.
ales. Umpimliaowlss.
“Irk—
TELEGRAPHIC Fifi-RINGS.
Mark Twain (sinnucl is. Clemens) is in
New York.
Cashier M. J. llofferdiug of the Bank of
Minneapolis shothiulnelf.
A sanitary inspector was stricken with
Asiatic cholera in ilull. England. ‘
Two agents are in New York to buy steel
merchant ships for the Vcnesuelau navy.
Charles Allen. of Saginaw. Mich. was
burned mdenth while trying to rescue his
savings from a burning house.
A syndicate of speculators has perfected
a scheme .16 grab the entire township of
Kildore in the Cherokee strip.
The Britannia won the necoud race for
the gold cup. crossing the finish line so
minutes ahead of the Navahoe.
An italian in New York city.after shoot-
ing at three persons and trying to shoot a
pliliceman. was shut and klllal by the of-
ficer. _ .
(in Satunhsy the famous "John Ibrll,"
the, flrat locomotive to run in the United
states, will be steamed up and ,run at the
World's fair.
Mina Emma hi. Com-crew of Providence.
an astronomical writer of note. died of
ncumonla at the Mountain View llouue.
'hitcfleld. N. H.
SUFFERED ON A RAFT.
Shipwrecked lullors Lived on a Flying
Fish and bra-ales.
mlrnaoswms. Sept. s.~'l'he schooner
Jonathan hilly. (‘npulin George hi. (Kink.
from Charleston Aug. 24 for New York
with a cargo of lumber, cnpaised during
the gal of Aug. 27, Wuliles south of Frying
Pan llglluhlp. All hands took toaraft.
as the boats were lost. On Sept. 3 at mid-
night the crew of seven were picked up by
the schooner Ann F. Valentine. They were
subsequently transferred to the tug Pilot
on Delaware capes and brought to Phila-
dolphin
Shortly after taking to the raft. which
was a portion of the deck. ill feet- long and
8 feet wide. the seamen saw a wrecked
crew being transferred to a vessel three
miles nway. 'l‘brru bundkerchlofs were
fastened to a pole and waved fronticnlly.
but the signal was not seen.
The In flerings of the crew while on the
raft were grout. A ship was seensvery
day, but their signals were either not seen
or not heedul. They were without water
until the day they were reacued.wheu some
rain water was alright. A flying fish.
which weighed a pound. fell unto the raft
after several daya of hunger had been ex-
perienced and was ravenounly dos-(mud.
This. with some bnrnnclee taken from a
drifting plank and berries and seaweed.
was all the subsistence the crew had.
A Box of Infl'l batters.
Lennon. Sept. a—htwn just mired
in England from an officer of Emln Pasha’s
expedition confirm the report of the mur-
der of Enrin and announce the finding of a
box of Emln's dispatches. written just be
fore he was murdered. This he; is aowoa
its way to England» The letters describe
Nyangne, which
Arabs lost
repress were
of
d.
two
an" Crane II“.
N" You. Sept. 8,—W. ll. Crane. who
returned to the city from his three months'
vacation at Cohsaset, Mace. on Wednes-
day. arrived just in time to be in collision
with a two thousand dollar suit for breach
of mntrsct. Messrs. Whitton and Fowler.
the plaintlfls. claim that they were en-
gagedhytba actor to writeaplaywhioh
they call "Baton"
Belated a cue-laud I.” Ania.
Tom’s mvsn. N. J..8¢pt. h-l‘hs reward
and for information that would lead to
the identity of the persons who hanged
W Cleveland in sfllgydoes not seen
to vs
toned the paranoia" of
insult. '1' a town awoke ursday In
ing to find hanging from the flagpole at
the schoolhouse grounds another effigy.
stares-ea la Anetta.
Dmas. Be &-’l'he poses in pursuit
of 93' We who murdered W.
'l‘. of Washington fell into an ans»
bushlttfgtfiiabytbc uniforms. One
member W" W i "I filled
in the “ht which MW. and two others
were mortally wounded by the bandits.
manna-turns um.
Luu..o.. Sept. adhere is imminent
of astrihsaf all the employ-not
the lrinndWsstsrasystuual along
theiiaeaadiatbe shops. Aluminum
been. call-dot all the engineers.
Wendbrakmsnoftharosd.
“upload-amino“.
Grove «1::qu completely“:
stswyed a can meet!
just .hutalfily’ afield» Mingus"
bile“!!!
800 luau. I
killed.
i
what-mama‘s
it"s" ' am. and!» mass at
1‘ can
mmfiumaam
orchards Isidro hmufdsataalbsr
533““ think she can live oalyatew
atthemoat.
. ml
was in] there. About 10) eottsgufl
destroyed.
Flt-ultras:
oasjouu E,
or ran cm on cancer.
‘ Fadmy and boiled
" A ‘BEEmALTY.
lilifuhiagtontttalomslidf
”ammoniumassume
Probably tho Senate Will Vote
“on Repeal Very Soon. '
mm run our: 109mm
lento: Daniel Is In" Fra- tha Fleet
'l'hat Ila flight Espaat a Vets lam
Neat Thunder-Will [report as law
Chinese as Possible.
Wasmxo’roa. Sept. umflumors cfan fur
pending and lmiispeusuble compromise on
the blll to maul the purchasing clause of
tho fillerman not were current in .tha‘lob-
ides and on the floor of the senate.
The speech made by Mr. Wollhail. to
whom Mr. Stewart had yielded the firm in
a splrlt of mmnlodation, may have been
on indlcn'tion of the chnrscicr and direction
of ouch compromise. ‘ lie declared himaslf
willing to cooperate with the chairman of
the home committee in having openly ac-
tion on the bill on condition that the the bi-
metallic policy in Mr. Voorhcea' substitute
be clothed in the forms and given the force
of law. lie could see no reason why that.
should not be done. and if it were done the
bill could be passed in half the time that it
would otherwise take. .«
A Ipirlt I! Compton-"lac.
. The spirit of compromise was prevalent
In, the senate Mid was evinced in several
instances. in the first place. no obstacle
wan intermixed in the way of taking up the
rowel bill an hour and a half before the’
time when it should come up as the un-
finished business. Then Mr. Morgan in-
tiumlrd that after amm- conference with
the chairman of the finance mmmittce he
would not make a muffin—which bebad
intended to luukcvto time up his resolu-
tion for the appointment of a joint select
committee on finance. Mr. Stewart’scour-
leey to the senator from Mississippi was a
third instance. '
After Mr. Wallhall clomd his speech the
Nevada muster muuml the floor and dis»
l‘fillm‘d on the subject of silver up to a
quurtor past 4. when he announced that,
slliluugh there were several other brunchm
of the subject which he llilll desired wille-
cuss, he would close his speech then.
The moat significant incident of the day's
session took place at the chute when (Mr.
Daniel having given notice that he would
address the senate nest. Thursday; Mr,
l'iatt suggested an earlier day. as ss-mtors
hoped to have a vote on the bill before
Thursday.
Will Depart to In, as Possible.
Wasmxorux. Sept. fir—Secretary Car-
lisie. Attorney General ()inry. Assistant
Secretary llnmliu. Senator White of Cell-
l‘oruin and Congressman Gl‘fll’)’ of Califor-
nia have been in conoultntion during the
pmd fcw dnyn no to what means are at the
disposal of the government to carry out
the Henry law an to the deportation of Chi-
nese who failed to comply with the provi-
aionsnf the Henry law as to rogistrullon.
No formul conclusion was arrived at. but
decided to execute the low as far as the
menus at hand will permit.
Fourth Class Penna-tern.
Wamllxin‘nh’. Sept». K—Tho following
fourth Elana [untnlaaters Wt‘n' nppniuiml:
New York John (lrwn'ry. llepe'l': William
ll. Haudwick. Dryden; Henry A. Wright. l‘lim
('enter.
l’cnmylvmiawo. l‘b Burchinai. (“relight-m:
Eugene Munro. llazc
Wamuxurox. Sept. 8.—~liydirv:ctiun of
the secretary of war :lill himpitul touts have
been sent to the people left homeless
through the ravages of the hurricane on
the South Carolina twist.
More Than a Billion la Circulation.
Wasmxorou. Sept. 9. «~11.» total of
l’nlted ritstcs notes, treluury notes. nae
tluunl bank notes. gold and silver certifi-
cates and currency certification outstanding
ls .l.il2.wi.lfll. _
The full Bevtaioa Bearings. ,
Wanumorox. sept a—Bnttons and oil-
eloth were the subjects presented to the
ways and menu:- committee.
Ir. Quincy of Quincy. lass" Resigns.
Wasmsorou. Sept. a—Joaiah Quincy of
Massachusetts has resigned the office of a»
slatant secretary of state.
Find on tha Haters.
Manon. Sept. 8.—During the rioting at
Muhnm’s colllery at Pontefract. York-
shire. the mob showered stones and missiles
upon a company of firemen who were try-
log to put out a fire. A detachment of sol-
diers was sent to the scene. and the riot
act having been read two volleys—theflrat
of blank and the other of ball cartridges—
ware fired into the mob. Four riotera fell.
One died shortly slur. The iuob dispersed
in all directions.
lea with lime-a.
N“! You. Sept. a—Ths World says to-
thatasyndlcatacouiposadof five per-
fectly responsible men. repreasnting many
millions of dollars. has made a proposition
to the rapid transit commissioners to go
ahead apalrlzti‘ldki the orlgtigalhtunuel ‘1‘“!
viaduct proposed t s comm s—
aioasra in their submitted to the
board of alderman it. use
to lenses Iasaen' stem-g.
Yuanas. N. Y . a—layor Weller
called a of onksrs sltiaaus to
take steps to condi.
tion of the film w are starving
in the city. A merit was a uted to
collect funds to the 4mm.
We leans.
Manon. m" ~‘l‘hers has been one
death from in cholera in this city.aad
moh'aisna psalms. San
Inspected the
it is understood that the government has ,
.9 ..
; 15m warmers FII
Cucumbers
“drool-l
Pickling.
llypgiglelufi,
i. ll. leu i no.
Do an. mans or
Plumblnz. Steam
AND
Gas Fitting.
”W“ llnl lir‘“ Steam Horus,
‘igsts, Tln. Blue and twenty,
insulated cllllillill $1832.35
10 fllflfllfi GRADE.
Factory work attended to promptly.
romaine,
Cor. Main and West Ste.
B Y’sB 4 2 [ME
insure your Life in the Conn. General Life
his. 00.. of Hartford. Remember. young man
that to aday will insure your life for $1.01).
and in a day wiilglve you
("if TllilllSillil; .IlllllillS
if living. at it years of age.
8. S. L'Hummedieu. ig'l.
Ill Washington Street.
"* South llamall. .
Makes an every-day commerce of an
old-time luxury. Pure and xholesorne.
Prepared with scrupulous (arc. .Hig
award at all Pure Food Expoeiilens. Each
mirage makes two large pas. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
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an iv
go
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Offices. 436 Main Street,
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Successorsto 1-1. C. lorris k Co.
CAPITAL. assume.
it Solitary St, Boston. lass.
F ire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults,
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK OF All KINDS
The first Sales In the World.
I50.l'lttln use. Always prs-
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looeold in Lynn lass. since that met lira.
where so of our as as were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
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for circulars. Agents wanted. 6min
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loath Iain street.
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