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' lathe evening rsturnsdlicsu in a rim»
3. .qeceriitiou... nosed his wife hacks-iv ll
' tsrcstionund she and from the house
'lmmstt pursued her into the street" and
fired a pistol at her at close range. Than
' be caught the unfortunate woman and
beat her about the face withthe buggered
actor from an victim and turned him
. under false pretenses and that he that: de-
' sorted her.
‘ John M. Learned silk mills were totally
T destroyed by lire here. The only building
3 company's safe The origin of the fire is
*‘- not known
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Two young milieu!“ the headlined
«erectile lice. Min. Emmettwas taken
to the , ving hospital, “where she re-
fused toallcw her was s tcbe examined
She Md!) violent atta of hysteria, and
the surgeons could do nothing with her.
She insisted the hadnot been shot and
said her husband was too big a coward ‘to
shocther.‘ There was a slight wound on
her temple, and the police surgeons said
the bullet glanced from the bone and
lodged under the scalp. .
Baby Sinnctt,‘ a* precocious child who'
plays with the Emmetts. made an heroic
attempt to. save lira. Emmett from her
husband’s walk, but was thrown aside
by the drinkcrazed mung .. .,, ,
Emmett and his wifbre‘cen‘tlytconclud’ed
an mgageinent ata local theater. where
they presented a play called"1l'ritz"ln a
Madhouse.” hire. Emmett is s Califor-
nia girl and is known on the stage as
Emily Liton. She married Emmett about
three years ago. After refusing to be ex-
amined at the hospital she was allowed to
leave and is stopping with friends aka
hotel. Emmett is in Jail.
Emmett wits bailed out of jail last night.
His wife's injuries are not serious. The
bullet from the revolver struck her on the
temple and glanced off, making merely a
superficial wound. Mrs. Emmett had re-
covered her self possession and refused to
discuss her trouble with her husband. Em-
mett himself said he had no cause for
shooting his wife, and attributed his dom-
ly assault upon her to too much drink.
Mrs Emmett will probably not proaccute
her husband, and the matter will be
dropped.
Another Actor In Trouble.
Tasman, J une lo.—-The police of New
York, Philadelphia and this city have been
notified to arrest Actor King Hoadiey of
New York at the instance of his wife, who
claims that he secured 810,000 from her
him Hadley, when she mar-
riod the actor. was the widow of J. Ben
Render, formerly a wealthy buttler of this
city. She met Bradley in New .ir'ork and
married him in March of this year after a
brief acquaintance.
Injured In a Fire.
ELIZABETH. N. 3.. June io.-—‘Flre de-
stroyed a row of three tenement houses on
Court street. The flames spread rapidly.
and it was with dimcnlty that the inmates
were rescued. Several of them were over-
come . by the stacks and flames, and one,
Mrs. John Fitch, jumped from the top
floor of one of the houses. She was picked
up unconscious. and her recovery is con-
sidered impossible. John Grigg was also
fatally burned.
Wild Engine Does Damage.
Inonrrsron'r. Ind, June lo.—-A passen-
ger engine, while standing in the l’anhan‘
dlo yards without any person on board.
ran away. Only for the prompincss of a
switchmsn, who threw her onto a aiding.
the engine would have struck a passenger
train; As it was, she collided with a switch
engine. killing Fred Schulz, the switch
engineer, and badly wounding Pat Gray.
his fireman.
Mrs. McLaughlin Seriously Ill.
New YORK, June 10.——As the result of
her husband's trial Mrs. McLaughlin. the
wife of the cx-police inspector, is lying
seriously ill at her home, 449 West Twen-
ty~fifth street. Mrs. McLaughlin and her
children wore confident of an column],
and the shock following upon the convic-
tion of her husband was more than she
could withstand.
A Fatal Runaway.
Nsw Yourr. J uuo iii—Samuel Close, 69
years old, of not West En. avenue, was
instantly killed while driving a light wag-
on on Maoomb's Dam road, near llampton
street The horse run away, and Close,
with his wife and child, was thrown out.
Close was killed. but his wife and child
escaped with slight injurlea
Died a Fugitive From Justice.
81. Jones, Mn, June iii—Dr. Eli
Quigley, the Mount Ayr physician who
was convicted and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary a few years ago for arson and at-
tempt to defraud life insurance companies
out of ”5,000. hasiust died in Douglas
county, Washington, being a fugitive from
Justice. .
The Northwest breached.
Mtsnssrous, Juno io.-'l!ho northwest
was visited the worst rain and hail-
storm for year All reports received thus
far indicate the rain wsk general allover
Minnesota and the Dakotas. lu Minne-
apolis the rainfall was ”(inches
lower (lea Was Deadly.
Pilovmkircl, June ill—One Italian
and Charles Oassiriy. a hiirw of this city
were overcome by sewer gas at a cesspool
at the rear of 569 Charles street. - Palumo
be lost his life and the other ltllaas are
in a critical condition today. ‘
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saved was the brick one in which was the
Bombing for a Watson.
P was, ll... ., June low-lira so
was: linear sf? Firmihgtrm a woman
was himself it» oliiiilfin, has
hear inissi a. has hemasincs June 4.
main parties are looking for her.—
a m Celebrity Dead.
crewman lists, Jess io.--wriiiem
I!“ Mllllliii
are are working hard tokesp it, from burn.
ing. Several buildings are bur-union the
street running north‘frcm the Crawford
ones. which. (1 toluecumb. liens of
the inhabitants reinstall the! _
and are entirely destitute. The loss will
probably reach 0100.000.
The Baltimore and Ohio train carrying
the Wheeling fire engine and hose reel to
the rollerof ths‘huming town‘c Camer-
on jumped the track near Bosh s Rock
at 1:45 this roaming and went down a 50
foot embankment. Engineer Pat Dufly of
Wheeling is in the fire under the wreck
andis undoubtedly dead. Dick Dcnohue,
Jr., of Wheeling is also reported killed.
The brakemon of the train wore badly
hurt. The special also contained several
Wheeling persons, all of whom escaped.
MORE FOREST FIRES.
The Pennsylvania Oil fields Are Threatened
' Again.
annronn, Pa. June ill—The forest
fires of last week have been renewed fierce-
ly and are still burning. It was thought
the recent rains had surfed vegetation-
sumciently to prevent further troubles.-
Fires are reported in the vicinity of the
Kane oilfield, and a force of men
‘ing the flames. No damage hasbeen done
so far. Ormsby is again the scene of do-
atrucrive fires, and a large amount of val-
nabie timber has been estroyeri. Fires are
reported in the vicin...y of Mount Alton
and Mount Jewctt. At the latter placaliir.
E. A. Kane had some timber land burned
over. and the Bradford chemical works are
in great danger of being destroyed unless
the wind shifts. “
A destructive fire was homing at Sugar
Run, a small lumber town, is miles west
of here. and destroyed a trestle on the Al-
legheny and Kinzua railroad. a large
amount of timber, and property of B. A.
Ostranger and others has been burned.
Word was received from there asking for a
steamer from this city, initiator infome-
tion was received that the fire was under
control and the steamer was not needed.
FOUR SUFFOCATED.
Coal Miners Meat Death In a Clicked Up
‘ Tunnel.
Pr'ritix, Colo, June iO.-Nsvrs reached
here that four men were suffocated in the
Alpine tunnel yesterday afternoon. An
engine had run into the tunnel, whidb Is
1,775 feet long, with a crew of several
men to siphon out an accumulation held
in by dirt. The ventilation of the tunnel
is poor, and the smoke from the engine
made the air so stifling that the men soon
prepared to leave. As the engine was
backing out aman was discovered lying
across the track, and the engineer ry-
versod, running farther into the tunntl.
where all the men were quickly overcome
by sudocation.
Streuuous efforts were made to rescue
the men, but it was impossible, as the air
within had become so impregnated with
gas and smoke that for several hours no
one could cater for enough to reach the
victims.
The dead are hi. W. Fiavin, superin-
tendent, married; hi. Matinez, engineer,
married; Michael ilurns, fireman, married,
and Oscar Cammunn, miner, single.
JUSTICE IN OKLAHOMA.
A Jury Finds Against a Judge and Makes
lliin I'ay Costs.
PERRY. O. T., June io.-Gecrgo Par-
ker, a citizen of Alva, 0. T., was arraigned
a few days ago before Judge Goodwin for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Judge Goodwin irnpancicd a jury of 18
men to try the case, who returned a van
diet of guilty against the court. The ver-
dict says:
“We find the defendant, George Parker,
not guilty as charged, but we find the
Judge of this court guilty of the offense
charged against the defendant, and that
the costs in this case be assessed against
him. "
Since the trial Parker has had the judge
arrested for drunkenness in clilcc. The
Jury was composed of the best web in the
town.
Killed llis Rival.
VsrrsarLLEs, ind, June 10.~Grant
Johnson shot and killed John Huntington.
Both wore courting the same girl, the
daughter of Thomas Davis, and met at
her house, when a quarrel ensued. Hunt-
ington pulled a gun on Johnson, who
drew his revolver and shot Huntington
dead. Grant Johnson come to town and
germ himself up.
Whiteiaw Reid's Mother Dead.
Killers, 0., June iii—Mrs. Marian Reid.
mother of Hon. Whitciaw Reid, died at
her home near Codarvllio. aged ill years.
She had been for ill) years a widow. lion.
Whitelaw licid, her only child. will an
rive here today. The aged mother will be
buried beside her husband inacountry
cemetery near the farm. ,
The legislature at Harrisburg adjourned.
hire. Philip ll‘rlcdrichs died from fright
caused by a fire next door in Syracuse.
The first carioad of 1895 crop wheat has
ardvcd from Codeyrillc, Kart, at St.
Louis.
A negro who attempted to assault Miss
Alien noes Mayo, file. was caught bya
mob and lynched
The Turkish ministry resigned. and a
new cabinet is being formed. with field
Pasha as grand vizier.
The destitulion in Oklahoma is sosen
Vm that unless help is msivsd many
families will starve to death.
'I'wo students of Princeton college—Gan
ry Cochran, '93. and Fred Obi. 'ilsuwere
shot last night by a negro named Jackson.
but will rbocvsr.
A freight train backed into a trolleycar
on the street railway at Sir-eater, ills.
and killed Thomas llardman, a saloon
keeper. and 8.
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