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‘Assassinnti'on of Mayor carter
Harrison Avenged.
HOPE!) TO EBOAPB TO THE LAST.
n. Went lintlluehlnfly to the smooth and
Died Without a Struggle—The Murderer
Was l'orsunded From Making a line!
Speech—~Sceuo In the Jallyard.
CHICAGO, J uiy 14. —-Patriok Eugene
Prendergnst. who assassinated Mayor Ear-
ter H. Harrison on the evening of Oct. it,
1893, has oxplatcd his crime on the gui-
Iowa. lie was hanged in the yard of the
Cook county jail.
The jury of physicians at 11:10 filed in
and inspected the scaffold and appurto
notices. Fifty deputy sheriffs were ranged
around the sides of the corridor, and the
rather tedious though in reality short wait
began until the final march should be
taken up.
The Prisoner Appears.
At 11:42 a. m. a bush fell upon the
throng in the corridor, and for down ‘ the
somber halls could be heard the muflled
tramp of the funeral cortogo. A few mov
merits lator Sheriff Gilbert and J aller Mor-
ris appeared at the right of the scaffold.
Tho prisoner, pale and unsteady, walked
behind thorn. lie stood \vithoutnpparent
nervousness, though a trifle weak and un-
, steady, as his arms were being pinionod.
He seemed determined to tile game and
looked calmly out on the crowd bciow him.
The white shroud wus next placed about
him, and burringa littlo restless motion
of the cycs up and down and from side to
side he made no motion. Juiler Morris
now placed tho rope about his neck, the
whltc cap over his hood, and Prondorgnst,
game to tho Inst, had taken his last look
of earth. An Instant later. at 11:48, and
he shot downward. The head twisted to
one side, the neck having apparently been
broknu. Slowly swaying back and forth.
he hung for a few motuen 5 while the
physicians hold his wrists. J slight spat
modio movement of tho lc Was all the
sign of life apparent within the loosely
hanging white robe.
Wanted to Make a Speech.
Surrounded by the jury of physicians,
thc corpse swung to and fro, and at 11:57,
nine minutes after the trigger was sprung,
ho was pronounced dead, and the murder
of Carter Harrison was avenged. The as«
sassin made no audible sound from the
time he left his cell. apparently being lost
in contemplation of his awful fats. lie
took his final Isnvo of his spiritual od-
viscr, gave a Inst handshake to his guards,
and with low and choking voice bade
thorn it last lltlltlll. lie WM gontly dissuad-
ed by Sheriff iiilbcrt from his detcrmlna-
tion to make a speech. At 11:58 Jailcr
Morris unloosed tho anchored end of the
rope. Tho shrouded corpse) was slowly Iow—
cred and laid in the coffin standing under
mouth the platform. The taco was not.
badly distorted.
TURKEY TREMBLING.
Earthquake Shocks Keep the Country In I
state of Panic.
(,‘ussrnx'rIxor-er. .iuly li.—Enrthquako
shocks continue at irregular intervals.
The inhabitants of the city have been
driven to a condition of abjcct four by the
r‘poatod disturbances, and in all the places
which have felt thc carthqunkos a state of
panic exists. liouscs have been deserted,
and the people urc clustcrcd in the parks.
gardens and fluids. All are suffering hard-
ships, and the exposurc int-specially sevcm
on the sick and pursuits injured by falling
debris of houses wrccked by tho curly
shocks.
The sultan hue ordered that a supply of
food and touts be distributed whemrcr
hooded, and that orcrything possible be
dono for the comfort of tho suffering. The
techicul commission is changed in demol-
lshing nll unsafe buildings.
The sea of Mormons hi‘t'lll“ to hr the
center of the disturbances. A wing of the
Military schools fell, killingthm- persons
and Wountiing ‘le. Many bodies. have been
cxtricntcd from thc ruins in various parts
of tho city. The shock: were very scvcro
at Aduhnznr. (inc hundml and thirty
houses were wrecked there, and :12 persons
lost their lives.
BAYARD COMING HOM E.
In "as Not Decided to Resign llin Post
Though.
Imxtmx, .luly H.-—’I‘hc lion. Thomas
I". Bayard, tho I'uitod States embusaador,
in an iutcrview was questioned as to the
truth of the reports circulated to the ollcct
that ho bod mslgncd. and that he would
become a candidate for the United States
senate. Iio said: "I am very anxious to
go home in order to visit my country and
see my people after the bad year through
which they have passed. during which
time I have felt the separation kconiy, I
may, theroforc. be in the United States in
October. lint my visit. has no rclntion to
the elections. I go simply as n citizen to
see my homo and people. "
Asked whether there was any truth in
the suggostion that he would resign his
post as ornbasnmlor, Mr. lluyrsrd nunnrkod,
"l have no pros-rout thoughts of retiring
from my post. in which i have "wired the
greatest [mslblo kindness, official and
private. "
Want to (lo Back to Poland.
lli’t‘l‘MJi, .luly ism-«Ono of the Polish
lenders called at tho mayor's oillco and in.
formed him that from 2,000 «£5,000 l’olos
were anxious to return to the old country
if moons of transmutation were furnished.
'l‘hcso foreigners are in great. distress
through lack of employment and utterly
discouraged at present prospects.
Went Through a Weaken"! Bridge.
EN”), 0. 'I'.. July ll.--A north bound
freight train went through n small bridge
threo‘quartcrs of o mils from South Enid.
The boats and braces in the bridge had
been served and left hanging together.
Thirteen loaded cars were piled up ins
hoop, but no one was killed.
immigration 1..- In England.
IliSDOK. July 14,—Ths Timon says it
understands that the government will odor
uncompromising resistance to Lord Sense
hnry’s hill to make the lmmlgrstlon laws
more stringent, and that in this case Lord
Salisbury will drop the men-urn.
Gwvsnsvnu, N. Y., July It.~'l’hs
Johnstown sud Glovsmiils
railroad has been incorporated. The road
will be it miles in length and will con-
nsct‘vrlth the Control railroad at Akin.
nah! hills Contest Wars by Hill“...
moor, J n17 lie-«At today‘s meeting
of the fictional Bills association at History
rides-sup the rats rinooontsss was won
nyliillsnwhomrsdupotnts
or arenas FIRM.
has ll-sbnlrsa rants-or muss-s.
ud I'arlfi’ Uncertainties.
NEW Your, July is—R. G. Dan at
Co.’s weekly review of the trade._issued
today. says: ”When circumstances are du-
ly weighed, the strength and soundness
or business in this country during the past
two weeks are amazing.
"With the second city In the country In
the hands of a lawless and murderous
mob, besides many other cities and towns,
with railway traffic entirely stopped over
the vast area between Toledo and the Pa-
cific. with presidential proclamations do-
olaring the existence of an insurrection
and the passionate nnswur ordering half
a million men to stop work, with apro-
longed strike of coal miners not fully end-
ed in many states and with differences
between the llOILSO and senate on the tar
if! question so wide that duties aflecting
mining and manufactures cannot be an-
ticipated, industries and trade have never
ihciess gone on with sublime confidence
that the people and their government
Would soon restore order.
“Tho shrinkage of business and the de-
pression of values have been unexpectedly
small, the failures relatively few and un-
important, and there are even signs in
some industries of actual progress toward
recovery from previous troubles.
“It is a good foundation for hope that
firm and wise action by the government
has been upheld by tho loyal people; that
order has been generally restored and the
blockade of transportation has nearly
ceased, and that the wage carncrs have in
the main rofusod to arrest industries at
tho dictation of leaders."
WELLMAN CUT OFF.
Ills Dispatch Bout May llave Been Crushed
by the Ice.
Loxnox, .luly Ii.——~A dispatch from
Tromsou, in the north of Norway, says
that the yacht Suidc of tho lioynl Yacht
squadron touched at [lane's island, on tho
northvvcst coast of Hpitzhcrgon, on .luiyhi.
The yachtsmcn found on the inland Pro-
fessor (_)ycn, tho geologist, who was left
there bythc American polar expedition
under Walter Wciirunn to await their re-
turn and to guard tbc dcpot established
on the Island.
Nothinghad been heard of the expsdi‘
tion since their stcamcr, tho linguvnld
.lnrl, loft Dunn's island. The Stride Start-
ed on u search for her, but. found all the
routes blocked by ice. The yacht met an
experienced walrus hunter, Captain Jo-
hanneScn, coming from the northwest. It
was his opinion that the Ragnvnld Jnrl
had been beset by ice and crushed.
Other hunters were met, but none of
them had seen the steamer cast of Varie-
gon book. The Sallie left some supplies
with Professor chn. llo declined to re-
turn with tho yacht, as he was pledged to
Mr. Wellmau to guard the depot until the
Rngnvnld .iari's return. He had for com-
puny only onc dog. He foarcd that his
supplies would be inndclpmtc for the expe-
dition on its rcturu. ’l‘bcro was only
enough meat and flour for eight men for
six months .
(‘nptain .lltllillllll'noll lntvmls. to search
for thc \Vflimnn citpcdition northwest
from Spit/.bcrgcn whcn thc ice permits.
In any (2.1.38 he will bring Professor Uyen
back.
lN SENATE AND HOUSE.
The River and llisrlrur Appropriation Bill
I’nsacrl. r
“Contxm'ox, .iuiy ll.—'I'he river and
harbor appropriation bill, which usually
gircs rise to sharp dcbnto and consumes
from three days to a wock for its complm
tion, has becn passed by the senate. An-
other important bill—tho legislative, cx-
ecutive and judicial—wens immediately
taken up and put well on Its way toward
passage bcforo the senatc adjourned.
The early part of the day's proceedings
was. culivencd by a discussion of Mr.
Ilulc's resolution inquiring whether thorn
had bccn a meeting of thc conference com-
mittee on the tariff bill. Hcsldcs the nu-
thor of the h‘solution. the Republican con-
fercos—Scnntorn Allison. Aldrich and
fibernmn—«oach cxprcsscd condemnation
of scnnto chamber-methods of considering
the bill now involvmi.
Mr. \‘oorhccs rcpllcd that be had bocu
actuated by an overwhelming desire to
hurry the bill through its last stngc in not
inviting the Republican members to the
meetings. It was noccssnry that the ma-
jority should first formulate some line of
action for thcmsclvos, offer which a full
conference would bo cnilcd. h‘cvt-rnl bills
of minor importance were passed.
The house agreed to the report of the
conforccs on the pension appropriation
bill. The remainder of the day was doe
voted to the consideration of private bills.
Although several woro debated, none was
passed.
BLEW UP A TRAIN.
Oklahoma annnpoopie Tulsa Revenge on
tho Ilos'k lsllnd “old.
Wrtrunxorox. Knn., .iuty l~i.~'l‘ho rul-
Vcrsodccisiou of tho tikiuhoum supreme
court on the application of the towns of
South Enid and i’nmltirmk to compel tho
llock Island railroad to build (ll-pots and
stop trains has bocn quickly followed by
an otttragc. A rnilo cent of Enid 0 Rock
Island bridgnwns blown up with dynw
fill!” and a freight train demolished.
'l‘hc engine and ltcuiiplt) of cars had
passed safely over when tho dynamite ox.
plodod, hurling the train from the truck.
’I‘birtocn cars Wore piled in the ditch, and
Brain-man (Jordry and Larry Lyon. a
trump, worn badly injured. The dyna-
mlto was cvidcntiy intended for the regu-
lar north bound passenger train from
Texas, which reached the scene til) min-
utes later.
By order of the governor an armed troop
from El licno, under charge of lheputy
United States Marshal Marleen, left for
the scene. The citizens are becoming more
threatening, and serious trouble is ex-
wcted- _. ............. M
A Ilinlster Gus-l l’or Divorcn.
.Irrrsrar Crrr, July 14.»«Itcv. Henry F.
Auld. rector of St. Luke's church at Co-
lumbus. Burlington county. is being sued
for divorce by his wife. She charges him
with having entered into a common law
marriage with her and says that afterward
he deserted her.
III. Forest Fire.
Pusssorswssr. Pa, July M.—-A do
structive forest fire raged all day In the
3,000 aerosol timber tract of Clark, Klmr
tilipp. a few miles north of Pantsu-
a
I'll-oral of lichen! flan-icy.
l hummus. Nicaragua. July 14,—Tbs
mains of General Daniel Macaulay were
buried here with high military honors.
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Weather Indications.
fair. foliotud by local thunderstorm
winds shifting to mm width“
«suing. *
_. libelous damn-1% All
,hisgirrritntors hay; fallen for short, -' ..
em lion, many are given film , ‘
while others have Mum-den 3i; iionihhil
den," only to be dragged out In am _'
A strong chrtrrtUtcrlnilo of “)0 W,”
an effort to imitate the white people; ’1
none is more rcmly to espouse the Cult,
casiun traits than the colored expound.
era of the gospel. This fact we: clearly
demonstrated a short: while 380 “Delhi
homo when the ltlev. Isaac Davidson lilv
tended a meeting of licorgin’s area! an
gelist. ' ‘
Mr. Jones delivered an able sermon in
which he denounced his congregation”
yellow dogs of hell and angels of the ,
Great enthusiasm was the result of
hour's service. The manner of arousing
spiritual fervor made a deep impressionon
Davidson, and he decided to beatlr his oun-
grcgution on the same style. He did. no
informed his flock individually and sol-’
Iectivsly that thcy were “blackhoundl of
lniquity rind imps of hell fire.” He pour
ed to see the result of his wily rum ,
The outburst was far beyond his expectar.
lions. It was, however. in nmllltani’. mun-
lllll'. ' ’
Ills audience more like a seething mm
of ink and rushed toward the dusky di—
vine with spittlums, prnycr books, razors.
rusty revolvers, lmcitsof ironchcsuud many
other Weapons that mount foul work. Dur-
vldson saw safety in retreat and leaped
from the back window and fled to tilt
woods. lie now resides in anr‘her stat!
without a job, while his corrgre,,.rtion, it.
an upbcuvul of anger, vmv vengeance
should be over return.——l~'rrirhurn (Gun)
Standard,
Sarcastic Postal Regulnt ions.
A posttmtstcr in a small country town i
recently (‘Xcrr‘isctl biuiugcnuityund found
vent for his humor at the same time by
priming up a new set of rules in his office.
They wcru‘
Ink bottlcs may be corked when sent'by
post. ‘
It is unsafe to post, apple or fruit trees
witlrtlm fruit on thcm.
As all [it'lhtnlitxtt'rfl are expert linguists,
the ntlrlr‘euses may be written in Chinese
or Hebrew.
Persons are not compelled to lick their
own postage stamps nnd envelopes—the
postmaster will do this for them.
Persons are earnestly requested not to
send post minis With money ordersnttacb—
ed, as large aliiurl are lost. in that Way.
it is particularly requested that lovers
writing tr» cnch other will please confine
their gushing rhupsodics to the inside of
the cnwiope.
Nitrogiyceriu must be forwarded at the
risk of the sender. If it should blow up
in tire‘postmastcr’s hand, he cannot be
held responsible.
When watches are sent through the post,
the sender should put a notice on the out-
hlllewihe postruasters will then wind and
keep them in going order.
Win-n sending a money order In a let-
tcr, always write full and explicit direc-
tions in the some communication, so that
any person getting the letter can draw the
III‘ ‘lll‘V.
When lcttcrs are received bearing no di-
rection, the persons for whom they are in-
tcrulcd will pica...- signiiy the fact to flu
postmulstcr, that, tbvy may at. once be for-
worded—London Tit‘ilits.
Advantages of Exercise.
it is important to notice how much de-
puula on what students and young men
are apt to despise as below their notice-
l Ilitmii a perfectly sound physical‘ééhM
lion. Take two men, if they could I).
found, exactly alike in mental and bodily
aptitude». and let the one go on carelessly
rind idly indulging his appetites and gen-
crnlly leudinga life of what is called plm
ure, and let the Other train himself, by
early hours, by temperate habits. and by
giving to liillsf‘li‘ti and brain each their
fair share of employment, and at the end
of two or three years they will hens wide-
ly upurt in their capacity for exertion an
if they had been born with wholly differ-
ent constitutions.
Without a normal healthy condition
thcre can, as a mic, iro no good work,and
though llltlt qualification cannot absolute-
ly bu Htfi'lli't'tl or pro-served by any rules a
little common sense and care will sort
long way both in securing and preserving
it. (in that point lwill just givethese
hints: First, that it is not. mental labor
that hurts anybody. unless the excess be
very grunt, but rather fretting and fldgetr
lug over the prospect of labor to began.
through. so that the man who can accury
turn himself to take things calmly, which
is quite as much a matter of discipline as
of nature, and who, by keeping well be-
forehand with what he has to do, avoids
undue hurry and nervous excitement, has
n great advantage over one who follows a
ditlcrcnt practice. Next, I would warn
you that those who think they have not
time for bodily cxcn'lm: will sooner or lab
er have to find time («mucosa—Lardner-
by.
Clever.
A story which titlinti's of how much use
gtlmnwut‘k maybe ton denier In than“.
pcrunturul is rcintcd by a historian of
flu-rcigu of the l‘rcnr‘lr king Louis XI.
An mtmlngcr had gained considerable ee-
lt-brity, wrrtlculnriy at the king’s court.
Aftcr the runr‘rncr of nstrrdruprrn of all
tlmcs. be bud done a grunt. deal of clever
“Invasion, and, thunk» to this and to some
lucky I'Hilicitlcnm, various of his prelllo-
tlorm had been fulillicll. It. brippcm-d that
bc prctliciml tlh- death of a lady of the
court within eight. days, and on theeighth
tiny nhc died. ,
'l'irla l'l'l'lili‘tl a m-rmnti'iirr, and the king
was strxw-rutitinnw crmrrgir to believe that
thc chm-lurnrr was a toaster of the black
nrt. iiom-ut for him, previously having
nrdcrcvl soul" of his nth-minutes to throw
the- :Ihli’trluut'i' out. of the wimlmv. ,,
”You who profess to be no skillful anli
toleretcll the fate of everyone. tell me
the dutoof your own death," said limb
blowfly. ‘
Incl. liy for himself, the magician gnu.-
cll that the king had some rilreful plan.
and his rcnrilncss at playing uptm super»
otitinn and cminiity stood him in good
ntcrttl. lie arrowncri promptly. "Three
days before yortr runjcst y."
it Is picnssnt to know that the French
ling did not give the signal for the tild-
er of lmroismpcs to be thrown ontofths
window. and it. maybe hoped that that
pcrmnngre «was so badly scared that his
adopted a less perilous and were mpcct»
able occomtion.~Ynatb’s Companion.
(to-es and 1::th to Collide.
Professor Poll) of Berlin prophesies.
Very probable collision intuit-en the earth
and the count of mud» on Nov. It. rm.
when the comet will out the point III-I
the earth arrive-s every year at thst ting.
lint be time not think harm avoid some
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