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celebration this place has ever had took
see under the most favorable a loss.
the morning exercises Dnl'jske allow
Haven acted as chairman. Mrs. Harriet
Prescott Bpoiiord’s lies song was sung by
a chorus of iralnrd voices. An addmss of
welcome was then given by Hon. Charles
A. Russell of Klilincly, Conn.
« Congressman Walker of Worcester was
next introduced. speaking for nearly two
hours. Mr. Wonisoy Stryker of Hamilton
collcgo. Clinton. N. Y.,follow1d with a
stirring address. and the poem. “The
Coming Amcrican,” by S. W. Face of
Somerville. Mass. which came after, was
greeted with much applause.
In the afternoon the programme opened
with the address of St. Clair McKelway.
editor of the Brooklyn Eagle. This was
followed by a poem, "The Nation's Holi-
day." read by the author. Richard Burton
of Hartford, Conn. An address by J.
Addison Porter of Pomfrot, Conn. fol-
lowed. 'l‘bc pump by Mrs. M. Phelps
Dawson of Hominid. Conn. on "The
Fourth at lCaglcxilio." was then read by
the autbtrcss. ’l‘lu" vcrcises were closed
with a line display or iiI'(‘\’i'OI'k5. Gaiusha
A. Grow of Pcnnslyvania, who was ex-
pected to be present. was prevented by
other dutius,
Eight Persons Killed.
Bomox, July 5.—Two dozen victims of
patriotism and fireworks on hospital cots
and eight persons dead is the accident
story of the celebration of the Fourth
throughout New England. Perhaps the
two worse. cases in the category of mishaps
are the dcaths of Fred Brenner at Maiden,
Mass. who accidentally shot himself 'in
tho tcmplu, and that of Mrs. Martha Shaw
of Crcoicent Beach, a summer resort near
here, who, while watching the police ros‘
one a drowning boy, was struck bya train
and instantly killed. There werc 150
minor uccidcnts taken care of "at the va-
rious hospitals in this city.
The National Capital.
\‘i’Asmxo’rox, July 5.-——-’l'hc Fourth was
celebrated very quietly. There were half
adozen celebrations by patriotic bodies.
of which the most interesting was con-
ducted by the Sons of the American Row
lution. which. under an escort by tho Ma-
rine band and a detachment of the nation-
al guard. marched to the foot of the
Washington monument and bold exercises
there. The Rev. Dr. Elliott of tho Ascen-
sion Episcopal church delivered the lava
cation. Patriotic hymns were sung. and
Senators Sherman and Jarvis delivered
patriotic speeches
In Phllndnlphln.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.—-The Fourth
was ushered in by 118 strokes of the boil
at independence hall, and from then until
midnight the million .odd inhabitants
strove and succeeded in outshining all pro
vious celebrations Independence hall was
almost hidden in hunting, and the streets
were guy with banners.
Both Eyes Blown Out.
Nonmsrowx, Pa. July 5.—'I‘ony La-
grant had both eyes blown out by an ex.
plosion of powder Otto Krobitscb was
fatally burnod. lie was carrying a qunr
tor of a pound of the explosive in his
pocket. and a spark from a shooting crack-
cr caused the explosion.
Opened an Auditorium
EAST Nonrm-‘iaw. Mass. July 5.—The
Fourth was marked at the confcrciicohcrc
by the opening of the auditorium, which
the increasing attendance at the July and
August conferences has made necessary.
Dre. McKenzie, Pierson and Mable all do‘
liver-ed addresses.
At Bussard's Bay.
llr'zzann’s BAY. Mass. July 5.-——'l‘hc
nation's holiday passed off in a very quiet
manner hero. Mrs. (‘lcvolunil with the
exception of a drive with her cbildron.
spent the day quiutly at (tray (tables. In
the owning there wore fireworks on the
lawn.
The Four“: In New York.
NEW Yomi I\, July u —'l'ho Fourth was
cclobruicd in tho usual t5' in Thousands
wont niche mountains and seashore. Tho
ambulances and police wcro kept busy.
and according to the accords is boys and
men Ware injured by fireworks and arms.
0n Gullfurd Battlefield.
(inksxsaouo, N. 0.. July 5.—Vim Pres~
idcnt Stevenson was the attraction at the
Fourth of July celebration on the historic
battlefield of iinilford Court House. The
vice president was received enthusiastic
ally and made a speech.
salutes at Fortress Monroe.
Fonrurzss MONROE. Va. July 5.——'l‘he
ships in tho harbor wore handsomely
dressed with bunting. Salutes of H guns
Wore fired from the fort. the gunhont
Montgomery had the soldiers‘ home at
noon.
Rain In Charleston.
i'u.\i:1.l:s1‘o.\'. July h.—~Ulisvrvuncc of
the Fourth of Jilly horn was uneventful.
it raliicd heavily all day. in the after-
noon ilio mlurcd (lumps puruilvd and had
a review. .
I‘Illu Wait a fluicide.
\\'li.l.l.\\l'~i'nll ',l' i’a July h.~l€lln
Wait. aged :37 ylnrs, committed suicidc
in tho l'cnusflvanin railroad simian by
shooting berm-if. Rho fail. a unto to Dr.
Charles llortz of MoKovsport asking him
to take hcr body and saying that ho was
all she left behind that she loved.
Cyclist Johnson Halted.
Hrimu as, July 5. --’i‘bc bicycle races
of the Century (yclinu club hcrc war-o
marred by John” . Johnson, who, because
a. time limit was put upon the half mile
open Class ii. sulkod in his tent and re
fusod to ride. lie did not appear in any
of the events.
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Morning Gamay-how York, 4; Cleve-
land, ii. Boston, 7; Pittsburg. 5. Chi-
”80,16; Philadelphia, ll). Cincinnati.
is; Brooklyn, 7. Louisville, 2; Balti-
more, 8. Washington, 10: St. Ionian.
Afternoon Gaines -- Cincinnati 13.
Brooklyn, 8. Louisville. 11; Baltimore. 1.
St. Louis. iii; Washington 8. Chicago,
ll; Philadelphia, ii. Pitt-burg, 18, Bee-
ton, ll. Cleveland, 11- New York. to.
nurses Luann
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hsmton, ll. Syracuse, 7; Troy, ii. Erie,
ii; Baillie. 9.
Afternoon Gaines—Ibis. 3; Bonnie, 3.
Providence. iii; Hpringileid, 7. (First
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Mass, and Other Places.
HONEY GROVE ALSO DBSTROYBD.
Tire Tens Town Damaged Five Hundred
Thousand Dollanwlfirawurke Cause I
Loss In New Haven—oover a Million Loss
In liudson, Mass.
HUDSON, Mass. July h.—-—-Tho most dis-
astrous fire this section of the country has
ever seen broke out in Chamberlain's shoe
factory. Wood’s square. When dicsover-
ued, it had gained considerable headway,
and with a strong wind blowing the flames
soon went beyond the reach of the local
firemen and spread with wonderful rapidi-
ty, the factory being burned to the hound
within half an hour. Une cause for the
rapid spreadof the fire is assigned to the
explosion of s -vcrai barrels of naphtha and
oil used in the shoe business.
Within an hour the flann-s ha road
to the if niou depot, the public wlcpbonc
office and liiugins‘ shoe factory. The fire-
men wore perfectly helpless. and assist-
anoe was summoned from surrounding
cities and towns. The postofiico, with its
contents. was totally destroyed. and the
loss in this department cannot be fixed.
It is known, however, that several pack-
ages arrlvcd on the morning mail and
were not delivered on account of the boil-
day.
Forty dwelling houses were dcstioyed.
together with their contents. '1 ho lil‘tl‘
men worked with a will, but their efforts
seemed to bc in vain, and it was finally
found necessary to blow up a number of
houses to save the entire town from de-
struction. The loss is estimated between
$750,000 and $1,000.00o, and is said to be
mostly insured. Tho Boston lire depart
ment also assisted.
[Alsace In New Haven.
NEW HAVEN, July 5.—A general niami
of fire was rung in the big city market.
The fire was caused by an explosion of
fireworks in one of the stores. The mar-
ket is a large two story building. former-
ly used as a depot. and is 30 feet long. It
is said that the explosion was brought
about by some person sending a lighted
firecracker among the fireworks. Another
fireworks store on the opposite side of the
block took fire, and soon both stores were
in flames. liver .10 nicrchnnts will suffer
the complete destruction of their stocks,
and the dmnuuc is estimated at from
$100, 000 ll) $i125 ),00ll.
Iliock In hobs-asks Burned.
SYRACi s12. Ken. .luly 5.—l~ire has de-
stroyed a whole block of business build-
ings, causing nlossof “mood. 'l‘hcflium-s
started in tho sturc of Pohlmnn Brothers
from unknown cnuscs.
Horsey (innit Destroyed.
DALLAS, 'i'cx.. July 5.——Flrc originat-
ing in an explosion of iircworks destroyed
the greater part of thctown of Honey
Grove this morning. L055, about idol).-
000.
Town of Edwards Burning.
\‘i’ATEitrou \_ N. Y.. July S.—A report
has just ronwlicd this city that the village
of Edwards. St. Lawrence county. is
burning.
PREPAREDa FOR WAR.
Japan and (' liluu Mu) Get in Fighting lin-
mediately.
VICTORIA, ii. (1., July .1 ——Advicos from
Korcu glvo ill-tails of the landing of Jap—
anese troops. Korea is alarmed at tho
movcmcuts and pleads that both Japan
and China withdraw their troops. The
plans of Japan are sci-rot. lior navy is at
its best. The warships at present in
Korean waters are thc Liitsuohinm. Yaoe
chino. Ynnam. Misaishi, ’l'ukuo. ('byada
and ’l‘suklshiknn. izriilssrs; Agiikinnd and
Chokuikan. nunboats, and tho Yaoyamir
knn. dispatch hour. The Japanese army
which landed at .lucniclmn on Juno 1:: is
separated into two divisions, one being left
at Jueniclmn in protect the Japanese there,
while tho other division of i,:IUI) mcn pro‘
ccuded to 7.0L i'hinu has taken steps
toward military preparations.
ONE HUNDRED DROWNED.
A Ferryboat (‘npslscd In Ilnnpry With
Two Hundred Persons on Ito-rd.
Bitmriis'r. July 5—». terrible drown-
ing accident is reported from Mada. Hilli-
gary. A ferryboat which was crossing the
river 'l‘liioss nceir the town mentioned was
capsized. with can peopic on board. About
lot) of the passengers worn drownud.
Mada, near which the forrybont [mamm-
gore lost tliolr lives. is near ’l'okay, in
northern Hungary
Billy Myers Defeated.
Boston“, .lniy i).——->‘tnnton Abbott rc-
coivod a decision ovcr llilly Myors at the
Boston thcnicr. Myers did the loading
and lighting for H rounds, the English
man doing viii-olive work in the last.
Myers was groggy at the call of iimo.
iii-force Johnny ldckhnrdi.declared Abbott
the winnor amid a storm of biases and
boots and cheers.
Murdered Ilia Allexud \Vll‘o.
HillloiiEN, N. .i.. July b.~—’ihomm Mc-
Larnn, a lirakcinun on tho llclawnrc. liar-k4
nwannn and Wcstom raiimad. shut and
killed Jonnio lincuiilo, a woman who
claimed to be bin wife, bccnnsn shc desert.
cd him. The murderer warm-d.
I annot Touch the Manny. ‘
l’AlliH, July ii.~—'i'lw first chainbcr of
the civil tribunal has dccidcd that Mr.
Timothy liurrlngion and Mrs. Kaila-ripe
I’arnoli. the widow of Charles Htcwnrt
Parnell. havu unwwurovor the moneys
known as tho l’nrie fund.
Cut the Thrusts of All.
BUTLER, B. 1)., July h.-l\’. ll. Qvanm,
a Norwegian farmer, lawman sownrricd
over crop prospects that hocut rim throats
of his two children. throw ihcm In a well,
out his own throat and lumped in after
them. All srodoad.
chain. at Stockholm.
Broosnotu, Julyh. -—-An inqnnst on the
body of the man who died hum of a dis-
ease supposed to be cholera shows that it
was a case of mutilar Asiatic cholera The
mall arrived» bore from St. Pilli't‘i-llilll'fl.
lulelde In a Water Trough.
bitumen, Conn. July h.-—-Mrs. Stiles
D. Grant committal Miilclilo by Jumping
into a water trough. Pain of a surgical
operation dram bur lamina.
on: Two Thou-and Irena.
Hoteliers, July auras total ama-
hu of deaths from the plague is 3.998. so-
m. to the official mists
slon between a passenger and .
train occurred at Seymour. a stem
the Naugatuck division of thl .
ed railroad.
The excursion train was
siding when the passenger train
into it Annie Evans was totally blind.
and Josie McCormaok WNW
Earns! injuring, from which “both '
to die. T a person rs on
were thrown indiscrlmgrately MW
of them receiving serious cats and W
The collision was caused by a
switch. ‘
The engineers and firemen of both train;
when they saw a smalhup tritium
jumped and saved their lives. . .
Both engines were telescoped. and III!
lines were blockaded. A wmking train
was at once sent to the scene of the ,
dent. and the wounded were brought ‘
this city. . ’
RENEWED THE FIGHT. ”
(laur- d'Alens Miners Kill One Ian .1
Kidnap Others-
WALLACE, Ida. July 5.-—Bevsntyvflfn
masked men from Burke entemdtho town
of Guru and seized and bound supine
tendcnt O'Neil and Foreman Summit!
the Guru mine and Frank Hiu‘lu M”
West, nonunion miners. The mob INF
ed to the blacksmith shop, whmJoiia
ing and sprang through thebaok window.
The mob fired, killing him instantly, M
his body rolled down the hill.
When word reached Wallace. 11)de
mice were sworn in. and citizens joined
their organization. They are new in par
suit of the mob. The trouble is a revival
of the light of 1892.
made frequent threats to drive all nonun- ,
ion miners out, and a few weeks ago Mr
J ans 1? as the date nonunion men must
leave the (Scour d’Aleno regions.
FIRE AND EARTHQUAKE.
Whole Village Destroyed and Many People
Killed In Japan.
vicronu, B. 0., July 5.—~Word has
been received here that the village of Hon-
mum, adjoining Yokohama. was destroyed
by fire, upward of 1.000 houses having
been consumed. and three days afterward
the heaviest earthquake experienced In
Yokohama and Tokio since 1880 occurred.
In both places there has been great loss
of life and great destruction of property.
The fire started in a restaurant and for
three hours spread with great rapidity.
The loss amounts to hundreds of then-
sands of dollars, and several thousandm
pie are homeless and destitute.
Tokio' 3 loss of life by the earthquake is
severe, 280 people having been killed and.
many wounded, the number of the latter
not being known. Fortunately the catas-
trophe took place by day.
BLOWN TO ATOMS.
A Supposed Anarchist fleets a florflblo
Death In Cincinnati.
Cixcmssrl. July 5.—~A suppomd sn-
arcbist caused a great sensation hm last
night. The man was torn to pieces by In
explosion of something in his pocket that
must have been dynamite. All the lower
part of his body was mm to mincemeat.
The bones were pulverized.
His right ”hand was thrown into a door
20 feet away. Thu windows and doors of
Wcllman's hardware store were smashed
to pieces. He was Henry L. Driver. tho
idle but good natured son of anlndulgcnt.
rich mother.
In his pocket was a postal card from
the l. uiied States Mutual Life Insurance
company of New York untidy as him that
his life insurance policy for $20. 000 would
expire at midnight, July 4.
ANOTHER WAR CLOUD.
Italy Protests Apinst the III Treatment at
Her Subjects In Brazil.
Rona, July 5.——0wing to tho hardships
to which Italians in lilo Janelro haveheen
subjected Premier Crispi has instructed
the legation in that city to energetically
protest against further interference with
the rights of Italians. Signor Tuginl, the
Italian minister to Brazil, will leave Rio
Janeiro for Rome.
The Brazilian government has refused.
tosubmit the questions pending murd-
ing Italians in Brazil to the United States
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inn warships Fieruinosea and Vesnvlo
havebcono'dered to proceed to Biotin-
noiroto support any demands the lep-
tion may make upon Brazil.
I" Disbaad cults“ ham
Amm. July 5.—-'Ihe New York
league was virtually distended.
Pirtsileld club (album
since here for thenlfll ’
when the 300 spectabrs - ‘
money hack a via-almanac lass;
treasurer had left the manhunt-ll.
receipts Some of the Mme
clamor-one and assailed ih Mouse. The
police were called upon, but no arrests
were made.
med From helium
HinAs/ic hum. N. Y.. July 6.——A few
days ago Patrick Dwycr of Keelevllle
throw a cut into the river. lie was slight
ly scratched by the animal. This caused
iockjaw.
hie agony he died
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not.” ems" new!
New Yuan. July fi.-—-ltl
accompanied by his two -
from Southampton on til. '
tic. On board the samov
Randolph and Lady Church
Cyclist fatally Injured.
Bantams, Pa. July ism—At s muslin
of the Scranton Bicyuieelub Han" Walt:
nor collided with a small Manning
track, was thrown violently cannula
fence and received fatal injuries. \-
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