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South Norwalk sentinel, Saturday, April 24, 1886 · page 2

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‘ TIlEgl-INTINEL.

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The printer: in the I alico-mak in; mills

of the fountain“ valley have 1 \ery

‘ dos-c Imitation in each III iglle.-rhmwl.

and will not impart the s‘ccrrts of their

trndc to any but their own sons and

the sons of members of athliated orgnn-
ization't.

A young I: teacher in the high
“ht-cl at Tifliti. Uhio. accomplished 2hr
fer of whipping tlnrtyrriI'r boys. ratig'
tag from nine to fourtI-I II 31118 of my .
in Thin-I fit? mitiutn XIX! day

Wh‘fc Qt! (\snv I'Rtilicil “\Vclttnfi tlir
weaker visul." and that night \I: up

with a young nun ~E\ hunts bit. It:

ipitc her 111:“) tnlcnts'. she tint} vote

 

Funk “Ailing o2" 't'htr ~kcv. Karin
threw himwlf on a feather l~I Ii tlut It}
on the floor during :1 Tll’llhlr.’ storm. Ilc
ruclt‘rtt‘l to draw up his legs. and his‘
fu't wcrc touching the flour. “hen the
lightning. \fnll it the house and played
ail-rut his‘ feet. intuit; them and lirocic

, .44.: lrrai onwr‘afim T‘fiigr-ffinrilhw in}?

that no on tlII lml “no 2N. hurt. and :I
«hid l)t¥3: by his sole “.t\ uninjured.

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“The my of the pub-Ian.” It)! the
se- York «mapondent of the S.-
l-‘rnnciseo A rut-mu.“ “increases in New
York ever} d .Iy. ”any of the grumbling»
houses hav r l-ccn reopened. and all the
card men who have nccntiy been run
out of l‘liifudclphin and “'as‘hinmon
ban-Ionic lirrc. They are clannish to
the lust dI wee Tbcy move up Ind down
Itriudnny in pairs. infest the best restau-
rants. stare noun u out of countenance.
and stand in small iattnlions in front of
thI-St James note. They are a well-1
dressed. scrupuloutly neat. can-fully
cloud. and a polite body of men. i.ut
tlin are a unit when any one of their

 

 

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.ttgimcul, .Ullt. tin} :InIL.stnLicInul ilnclf

Inembcrs‘ gets inn-tumble. It is rntlIrr .
mid that can: of gamblers should
wield such, n power in New York. 'l‘lIc

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miry have It \trung..ntliiiity for “oil

>§rnt turn. I‘ilhl they are all hand-hr

pit-h with thr II‘I al politit inns.“
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A ctii‘l‘ wh‘clt had just dird nt Stutt‘
grit! I- it the tloI h. while still :I finding.
and resolved tI-lIuII- nothing more to ‘do
“ithilirnmtk'tttiun :ccsc. but to try a
urn may of ilit‘ for itsclf. “‘I&- it boldly
man lII-d into thc lurrn-R'I o l‘hlnn

In \t tin-wintry box. The l’lilans‘\wctc
t ‘3“ liul by UN gu-sr choosing to ally
VI itlt lllt‘ll’ t0?!l§. and built :I’V'Fltrd' fur it

 

Ttdliit‘f beds .IrI :I-III III-hrs UT n‘fltgt it: “h Il‘t‘ ilk r“! l\\l‘lll‘\Alllft‘t‘ Emu"
thunder W ltt Itlirr threats or ‘p rs‘unswn- were able ‘

' t - st turazr this bird from Its mloidctl

.\ tmvi its; ‘72!“ I ‘iarniv r says thzit it . r. ’_illi‘ : t “‘licu Tllt' Iorps I'lizmgcd
N I .va t» “1:: tl;- infilixtzu ntui .Il'oa 5.5;“:ch tli- ;o "t \\ cut \Iltli them. and ,
II: It :I _\I u: ~ l" um» I this. :.~ . “In r the l Liars “In: to fight to! flirir .
3%} «W 2:“! \- {ta-an» :;~ ~ Y \ I: I‘. hid ‘Iu‘intty tlii III-«vint- I rcnt. rc took up for '

. ..Ii i-nay t \ir? fl; ;: pan: of I r .slin :: lo 1.. Lin “EL; .i lsiitt il un wt inhutr}; but
. URI“: 3 i‘ 3“ “1"“ II“ If L-ll "h i :I - ‘-~I‘t.t.’ iiiIl tlic tirs‘t l liinn‘ tllftl' thei
something :Ku' “‘27. t'c" ~‘IYlZI .I‘f 1" ~ i !I*\\li than tl.I giosc lll;t?‘i Ix] on! to ‘
M‘th‘v't' :ii‘tir ‘l.. I ltni . u-I‘pln'n ii 3 II i m..: :1. m n-iil \vIII: II'tlI tip in to Inf .

them» his :i I! :2'.- l l- I r ' «it I f i - .Il I‘ZEJTTQTN. ‘Ili’t [It’r IiIutII ‘ll I.:I~

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5A TERRIBLE DISASTER

A Inn lle- , (lives Wu in a las-
saebmetts Village.

A Number of Persons Killed, and
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A terrible disaster III-Mi the prof ‘viiugour'
um IN. twontihw mi of he nut. the 4
other morning. At sunrise n tlood burst ‘
‘upnn the inhabitants wlijih wrecked threc‘
fourthsii the dwellings and mills in the
plum took the lives of seven or more people.
and did damage rouglilv estimated nt $200.-
lHI. The town is gitultcd on a bunk.
the outlet of Mud l‘onIl. which
supplies several gator mills with ,
their running power. dnlus‘ loin: built nll
along the stream for four mike This pond i
hr» an nn-n of about 15!- ncrw. and m very i

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~llt“[l Th. darn which held the water lunch
was thirty feet high and twenty two feet

nide It was built nine years Inns and uf ‘

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hit-- luv been «\IusIIlenAl unsnfe. but nothing I bet

was done tostrengtheu it. and the people con-
tinued erecting loin-cs upon the tanks of the '
stn‘tn.

TheotlII-r morning. n few minutes after 3-
o‘I-lIu-k. II thnI-Inlous running wan hennl III‘
the early risers in her. “no“ I! once sur-
niiscd thecnusc. and the ringing of thecliurch
bells and the blotting of 'uh‘istles around
the “hole town. It was suppwl that Home
lfu—Ii-LWnrl‘I-n‘er lie-Ivy“! ”water burn" “nil '
I‘I-uIl. bud lIIoliI-II away. III which event the "
tmvn of lave III-ubl lune lwu in Ilnuuer. This
nlnruI III la!‘ awoke the tropic in Rust IN.
and they.an Hung from which source Eth‘XIKN‘T
IlnI ger murheuring the crashinz'nnd touring
of wan-is and nicks. although three
or four ll‘llt's’ nwny. rushel from
lIIIIues—v-Inn- half I-lnd. uthct‘ 0dr 3
mint Iiakul. all tlccim: for their Ith‘s‘. They
“ch. “\‘ul' too soon. The gn-ut muss of “ntcr

- cnuic p-uI'III: IloIIII tl eIInri‘I-Ivl huili. «pr-

m; “\ eryrhnu; III-fore It. dinning thIclII-s In
thr who. the not ls. Ellt‘llll‘I‘Itlll\|\’. i‘llIIl stww
III- Ivu'ks. ThV“. TII‘IANN. I:\crItlIIm: INItlI‘\~l\‘~
nl-lc III ”It In“ rush The path of the for
run \urinl from titty feet In too liun Ind.
and \‘Slt'lt‘ tlIc lit-nil With-Is l-e unw \I‘Il‘
final to the narrow limits the Ilestt‘tt 'ElUYl
\‘tls terrible

Fl‘vlll the dam the bursting wntcr poured
it ‘- :I l:II~,.c sIInnip of liftiwi ncII-s. fn-Iu the
Hrl ulV \\_lii~ li l-sl tlu- I nth-t l-hwli. .\t this
[-rut the iIst’cII: Is \Tt‘1li‘llitl “III-ling. The
brick turns like u ‘ll’tlxt‘lll the rnvnic on

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m I. my} I». ii i- r- ' ‘ a - .-. zi-v :- -=« .. =12 “can ‘v v!- m"- . In“ 'I‘. ' “131' ‘32:? '33.? "‘31.? “2133‘
‘ -;s :4“ ,1 ._ 3“ . . . ._. . :~ J. t. t _ ‘1 ‘ 1 “it I‘til‘llll‘v‘lit‘tfil Nu cIIIvini; the font!
,. d ‘. p“ > \ W h ‘7. ! ————-— l tl;-- first t‘T|\tq’\ lc I-III‘IIIIIIth‘\sl “at
“ . . " f i ‘3 ‘3. m... h d, , i\_ d 1... u “.3: 3‘: :I lscnI I III-i: and n.- -Il~ u l-I‘IIlgc hpu‘tators l
I IIIII- ~nII Ilit‘ IInIc :is it nIIInIIneIl and struck»!
‘ . _ ‘ . . ‘1 . - . ~.;.. . pm I Iéu- tour- \Iluut product I~I ' tli t lirnlgc snI that it um “II III Tl‘t‘lll) [wt
. ‘ — ' ‘P‘ “ ‘ “ ‘ “ W I .'. _ J! .‘ . . y H. .. “m CH" mm Di:.’l.:llbl sI\t\ II iilc It -IIIIIIIh~tclv eIIIol ,
, :\ u” v": .- .:‘ . .. n. .: \ “113/ “" “"“‘ ““ 5““ "‘ “ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ up“! No- lowly» :III-l Innuul It ll“'.'l\. Just ’
$. ”H“, mm . w _ y. _ ‘ Y ‘ d. 3}. l :n.s‘:.- is. II: this :I:;II~_-:Itc l urn; c l‘ g :‘I. 2m: \\‘.|~ I':I;'-ll'|3lll\\-‘ illiillllll:|\\'t‘l. which I'm;
. . .‘ . ‘ ..: _ ,_ . _ . , rw t‘I-I- IL- ~ “'th It \‘lts‘thsIm
lung; g;\.~ \, \ . , ; . , “~LII -‘ : :Huif‘l “ j". m" “‘ ”Ml l"r ‘ ‘ m‘ ‘ non} Illl~i IIIIII lll‘s :I-MI-Il \\‘I‘I;.'l.l the \Inth‘
1‘ v . h l , _ k __,. .. \ , ‘ bligti‘vth Till“l:l. lillltsll liIIliI rrIiIlziIi-I. “union.
hilt «u‘u-l '_I.., -4 "I ‘m ' ‘ - * ' I“ ' ; _ . .- ‘ v ,. _ Tl ‘ “gm, .\ l’I-l liii'tlirr :I'..-I tli-~ huuwof Simeon
lv‘tli .\I l! ct : I fit i I! is I ~';5I.;t!~ III '7 i““‘ u 9” i i i "i‘ H i \I ‘ _....‘ ‘llI~\\~l Sun in II? \I‘ ILIIIII sI‘\t‘IlI\' \‘I'ut‘snf '
tin? 2. :: ...; " ~: ‘2 train? . I .q. ter \ ;.‘~. goth-t: “lite 3.";wsl nut l: I I i'i.'\ ,.u i. mtlc ‘_ Intiv‘m, lInIl :onc out tt Inn
‘ ' vi tlzI :t‘EJI t‘: :hc world‘s liz'miit t 'i‘lu "W!" “' ““' I“ "“i "" "l"“k“""~ "" ““l‘""

\f Ilic I ~‘In it t:.i::cs Last} \I- ,i ..s to?

:;g~ ;~ .9.- t:;.- I J." : In. :nd 93...: at
lIas‘ $l“."~m,‘~w \\.:‘ li- rt IXIY Ii TI:

prI-priotI-r lib Ii't igfs .t .I- 3.\ .It XI“
tii'vnnlu “Iiitéi Ii't\t' bu: s:;..«\.~fzi. II:

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poss- -~.I-.-: n: L»: : ts :.-' Ink. Ir 3. 1;»;
tart-r 3-32.: 2 .Z 7‘; Ill‘l I. “Is l-civiu 2::
town-nu E_\ \, '_I :.I:-. Hi .i.. t:.- Iv-«uls
ng-nu in t’.- r‘l\ 9‘ ~ ~ vi. .2 \ . ;.I
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hard . it Ii 1‘ z. -t w .-i. ..;— kph: and. r . \

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In Iist'ntini nti \tlIiI li {-Yl‘\l [its its rotting
under w. t II-ntliti-Itas :I::«l at Ill" ‘Jllll
titm- .II ts :h‘ :I f-r-s ‘!V.tli\r7fli iruii :inil
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tcrialiv. fli I: ‘ c -i 'I.. .:_‘. lins !. 4‘ I will!
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to alum it t. Til" ”2min: vi rain-av:
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lfli‘. \' lltzc - Y ‘Itt’ must tlt<.i:_'l' t tllit
ti.§n:~ .Ilwut rii hut] Iravein: is Tilt of.
f-I.~i . . Iiu-v :iIIn out‘l-y thv I-rIiiLut)
0A; Ilzlti-s. Tri~ Vi; I‘sl-(‘I tall} l‘fn‘ I a“

till: 51 r ping I on la . “lwh‘. :.s LI -_t‘tt
ml rul ’. 1hr Il’ulnn‘s arr ,rltkti‘tl.
the trawl"! will” .ip in the m- ruin;
hail. snot" r'wi “itlt Elsi: Iivse. .stnvhy at
E:.t\'tfit‘ Zuni! s would III
away with tiii~ Mr: . 1 thing. :InIl th-

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who I.iri .-.; 5‘3" . ii Inn: 2': th» :i-EIA} in
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.t:} in lii~ liial pinno anilurils 'zn.

I‘v'fi's. ‘ luv Hf tin‘ tilt-s! ft'fltui'nnl-it t \
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hilbétions In! his mch-tiun: powers “:1;

given Iz; a bi mt ~er.e~ Idiom-int at

London. ‘hIre be p'ayI-l the Siltzfll‘
d-f [ht-tirit- n. thin} thm- in numl-tr. at
the Lt: Ixf tin- or \Z\ etch n3:ht. “3th
It iI- mt tint! on one Iccn
tion hr pa rfunnazne 0‘
“'gnrr‘s‘ Linn-us “Srilnolimxcn-ljnl.‘
whih occupinl four consecutive eteu
ingk up! during the entire rcpt-eat;
tic- bc did not require the noistance ol
-Iluch n‘ a scrap of print or nIanu
m'ipt. He knew every note of the mas
br‘s Inzziposirlotu and nll that be bad to
do a~ to dcrutr his attention to tht- or
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t the of the strangw-st nigh!‘ of London
is the yearly cull-I lion for the III-Spitals
on Bupihl Saturday. ‘In almost every
corner of the gm: city and it: suburbs
It! to be sen indie seated at small
tables set on the :ltlr‘alk. A large plu-
me is 1““th tn the table- soliciting :'
contribution. ”It the tabie is placed a
box with a slit in the lid through which
a penny can be dropped- and on the bio
'- printrd the words; “For the hmpitalg.‘
The My does not .solicit nmtribntitms.
fie sits on: chair bcstde the little table.
mines knitting outlpiurnllyjur In,
3 [took in her band. Uftcu a couple 0!
little girh act as u‘lit’illll'" and modestly
request the passcrnby to remcnl-cr thI
Iii and the wounded. Ladies of the
highest aerial standing do not topside.- it
beneath thin to attend to eImrribuIiou
boxes on Hospital >4tunlay. new lit
6r tables alarm-t the crowded thorough-
hrl. hey are on the bride‘s andalong
m m; but everybody cheerfully
give-way forth... ad fewpnatbe-
”withoutdmpp‘ng their mite in lib.
but 1., tb- begin-la.

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um suIlI thin: lupin-Hing. ‘I'III Inn:-
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. tuoiis iiguri :nti :IvIti Ix :Ifti-r Iil:. but :I i
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. bushel :Indn l.:.lf to nu h Itiliulutnnt III I

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:-rfs‘. R Ix .3 li-n-I l“ r .iuiuin,

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mixes n if

the VII-rid for a year‘s supply. while the
II-i:~=;II:|-?i~n of the Eti:lish spcnking
li'fi‘!‘3t :iiotic is about five I‘ll\Ill‘i~ pcr ;
If.
ulna I II to list" ltlvrv “Imit for
:rsf futnl

irul . t I \I'.’ r- an ill II I mil-i l» i IItzsIItIIc-l

llu‘ti. nil Inn-plus.

sliI- .iIi be i:
:I» II. titlinl':l and tr- l-ic Ell" lo:
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to: l-r-zi I up] “mi The vulti- of \\ lion:
In for» it wzis Inuvul fast _II;Ir \Ins prIul
‘tI' Tl pcj liI ml for the cntirc \vnrlil‘s pop E
III I-II ntly, thrrr is yit room In

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Importance of the “en.

For the yrnr l\‘\fl thi poultry product

an c-pI‘It division rnI h In:m_ noun“ :.nI
Ilnld in the «wintry “mid lizivc paid
(Ith vuc dollar to th-r p ~uitry farmers.
But “c pnid morc than that. for “c iIII~
ported n‘out thlt' ns‘ In-Ich :Is' we pro
duwd. china n-II-tie wn: lls' 12.0mm“: _
rags. Th-s‘r :re TI’I'IIIO‘HIl-‘us figures. i
“or lu-ultry ilrtrtisl. it struts. is more‘
than donl-‘II- the value of thi- Ilniry inter
est. It wns worth in l\‘\2l $l7IHJMIIIJ‘tNl
Iiiurc Ilan llIr cottoi product of that
ya: [u EI-t past In» _\'t‘.tf\‘ a great
min-Inc has In en made in this industry
in the “bio Lilli y. The state fnir last
fall and tin poultry shun tl.c pad “inter .
prior that .\Inall and large Tanners. 7
and pi rs fl\ haying but stun“ lots and _
bolt yards. lune been pctictrating tlI

. niy-tI-ri-s and cultivating the Ilitleri-nt

l-u- sis of t‘-<~l.ins. Hrnhnns. IIIInIl-nrgs.
Black sl‘fllli‘h‘ \\'_\nndottcs. Plymouth
Nu k<.'AtI-ialti~inns. and all the UTE!!!“
for all they are worth. It was but it ft‘“ l
days ago that an "bio man refused $1.0 ’

nIanIls tI-r all the eggs his fouls- could
produce at 8! per "setting.“ :nd had to
rent sen-ml hrnfi at .5 var]! for two
months in order to keep up with the III-
wands for eggsx—Il‘itovs'mg: Ill‘. I'IIJ

lighter. s

Lines by laugh] low.

In the "folio of Mr. lalngfI-Ilow
soon nftcr in death were found the fol
lowing lines. which were written by him
in July. 1379. and which were not Inadt
public until recently:

.. ' attend the n’ ht.
rgflw‘lm {If 1‘" I!“ (mtg—
Luuksnt me from the wall. when round its

head
The night»hmp costs a belool pole light
lien in this" mmsbe died.“ soul molt
white
New" through martyrdom of fire was“
Toihsrwpuae: nacnainboohbcn‘d
Mbgiondnlifemorebeardtght.
There nan-Innat- in tbedistnnt won.
113:. made!) ing. in its deep run-35
D‘s‘dgys n cuts of snow upr‘ it. side.
Such in the (“E I wear upon IIIV hurt
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“‘ben m bangs he: junk rue

Iinevcry t Ind “Q.
And «In fibrin“: lit.

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All. Apron“
nor-virolotbeb-ntnn

Enid: win-school“ out."
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3 (\0n of the founda’luu stones: remains

1|)ng
i‘nd mug-bow since the day she.

i The Men origin-ted in Jocksonville.

 

l-II! ten III-Y lurk I-l his Il-‘llfi‘. but lhc “:It ‘I’
would him and sIII-tit II In Into I-tI-rmh.
lIls anti st mt let‘nly .le :it Iltv sI; lI'
1‘Ii""|-I-II st mI-i-l- It! If He tint. IPII\\1‘\1‘IV.
\\:isf!II-KI3lIti_'iil »\ V “~llh‘. ngiul fir“
II'IIc II fund-l to'tI tlIi-. and their
vliiiightI-I liln. :iuI-Ii llllil‘. :iriil tlII- Ix:Il~\ . tour
I-mtitlis ulil 1‘th -- I-Iiplisl u housi- l'I‘
|V'.|IYI_\ t-Iuclin-o-l II s'li lzunl Ininul slu nus.
:tl’tl “even linpl-I f:Im.lI When tlI-~ t-«nrful

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"Inlnm he of IIntI-r strn it the housi- \"liitc
nml Lts fumil) lm-I Izi-t list-Ii 'l‘iicir
Ill-filt‘ “us \\\t‘.tl ‘ tinny “Itliuin :-

nicIuI-Iitk IIniIiinu. utilm-t a tin I- of It.
1‘llr‘
linked l-Ihh of lh-- IIInII \\ as found II II ‘I-Il III
lllr clutch of n troc tIviI IIIIlcs from his liI-Irc.
TlIc III-l) of his vI‘fc was form-II l-\ the swrtt
current through the “ind-I“ of tinrtirlIl‘s
pup-r null, :I mile l- lo“ lit-r home. and Tilt'l‘t‘
NI tirziilv III-lgul nrtho timchincry that four
wen had It hull hI-ur‘s ninth to ettrii‘ntc if.
Roth I-liil ln-II w_I-re drowned

Mrs Tho-lore King. n widow. about forty-
four years of our. vuu I‘nrriul fnun her root-I
and dn-IInI-Il. .\lix. t‘bnrlI-s' Kine. of
llutNitoIiic. n Wlfllfir. who one Iisiting at
the III-use. “us ulsoI-nrried away In the tloiul.
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Iii-“u Fain-d i\ l'uI'IIII-r s and lie ‘ltt'l‘ i\
Ntlnu's [til-«1' mills III :c \\:~-vl\~~l. :Ili thi-

lob-innit! IIIIII IIIIiI-I'I bull; \w '51 out by Illt'
flu-d. and. though u. l;ll|lt|.; tors. “vie crir»
rind :Ilvr‘; us if Tllr\ new I III-k tIIIIl illllITI‘Il
tun-uh fret III-I-II n Limit. t‘I-urli .\ I Ik
lI-v‘s Iirrllwriaht shuts wen- also \l.‘& |\ oil
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THREE

Shot III "club In Kansas in Presence“
ul‘ Their Mot llt‘tj;

A few mornings Ago the city of Anthony.
Kim. was the scene of a mist trn;ic ntl‘uir.
About two months ago a tight Incurred in
the . I Illnec of lltln\ ille. near Anthony.
ln-tne -II thwe brothem named “‘o tree and
n man named :\llr:l\‘llt‘ahl. The

hitter nae fatally woundnl. and tlI-~
\\'i~a\ er bots wow nrnxtcd and lnr‘ri-vl
away to avoid mob \‘iulenco. They were re-
tunied to .\nthony for trial. but their onus
were (\‘n‘lnut'ti tor the term. with leiil tired
If $ItUll' M h Al I \l‘t‘lu‘k A. l.. ‘ht‘ other

BROTHERS LYNCHBD.

manning. n mob of forty unmd men .
surrounded the rviNI-lI-u-w~ of the
Sheriff. whetc the pri~oncix \vcre
under guard. The gourd at nine rushIsl the
wIsI-I'Iers out of the Incl: ILNW‘ and into the
Inveinent of the new sch vol bud-tin: The .

.\‘henff was taken prIs Iner by tlIeInI-b. “hen
the doputII-sx finding it Irwin“ to resist. sur—

f rendcrc l. The thnv brothers t‘ou;ht for their

lives pith n revolIer nhich they bud taken
from one of the deputies.

~y were finally overpower-Isl and di" .
nrnnsl. Ropes‘ were placnl about their neck‘ 5
nnd preparation“ ‘1‘]? made to hang them.
but other omiers hurrying to the M‘uc
frightened the mob. m they tired fifteen
or twenty shin into each of the brother.
literally shooting them to ‘ech. The lynch-
qs then hastily mouu their horses and
rude rapidly nwny. 11n- Inother of the boys l
and tin wife of one of than witneoul the Q
entire troguly. ‘

THE NATIONAL GARE.
“i:—
new .2: r N - m "r-
.\I‘Gl‘tfl‘A nnd Detroit played thefitstextn
lung gum this sensors. ,
Tn: Sutton-l League clubs will travel n

total of 91.?19 naile- this loosen.

Xnmnt monotone. china to be the
youngest player in the league. I
Xouuu. in cnpuin. manager. and first

batsman of the Boston Ixnxue club.

_ 31091.. of the Sb Innis American wooin-
tton nine. wns once A circus performer.

PHILADKIJ'IIA is the home of umpires. It
has n representative in every league in the
pantry.

_ Turn: on this cannon eight bnsebnll mo-
stations—av. with fight clubs and three with
ax clubs.

V'l‘un league clubs. from the present indie.-
tione. mrtmn‘er dun tho». of the Amen"
can mutton of title sequin.

A "AI-cu of the new ground: in Bridge‘
moonn..wlllbenxune of busebnll end
cricket by Gothic light a night.

A nu: DALI. is tnheformodby
the colond citizen: nevornl noutbern cities.

It the Winn: win the America:
Auction

i-cbmnontiho
mwfiflmfinetdmzdmw

O‘ml (If the New York: will leave
his club n Iant tune in Jonathon-dorm
“hwmfioninunl'uehw

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Anvtcu from WM‘ up to the
aflutthttbemui unload I.
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NEWS SUMMARY

7 Morn m Middle Baton.
Rtenrof tbshhuvho M“ W 1‘0)"
netting Mrs. G ‘a Neath New York
by pnrnding in t of place undue~
9 by ell-adu- not to purchnse
mhersmmmad,nndfuur of them
conduct. Siuoethe boy~
Gag: basin»: has
she received con-
nI annoy mung ‘0 over to”.
The lnvcotten announce their determina-

thII to keep up the fight.

Cnunus H. Ruuv, mother or the New
Inn nrnxs‘tal oath» l-tth.
his vote fortbe and~
se. He gave bull in the

 

chnrged with null
way rnilrund
mmofflwlll
Tttt strike ontbo Gould s stem (If_rall'
roads ind the ant-aqua“ fni one! :1] nt‘
tempts I! nrbitntion have led to on uni‘
muted and inted Windouco' between
“1‘. T. V. deerly, the bend Of the Ku‘ ht:
of labor order, nnd .\trr Jay Gould; r.
Powderly bu (helm-ed war upon Jay Gould

: as “the muster monqu list of thongm’ind the
letter hnvi invoked. the pmtection of the
law. the bu will be fought in the courts if
rumble. ,

Mn. l’ownnnLr has mind It circular from
colli upon the Knights of
labor thmughoutnfhe country for funds to

p sustain the strike on the Gould systcni

. of nilronds in the Swtliweut.

'l‘mz drivers uni cur conductors of the
Third Avenue “limit. the lending bore

, cur culturally in New York. struck on the
. lt-th because the company refused to dis—

charge some of ite mldo) cs upon the demand
of the strike-m The mmpany determiutsl to
rus‘ist tho Ilenlnnds at their eniployes‘, and the

-, tmjhtfhillllm.mlrunning. .

Ant.“ J. Aunts who killed MAN“ ll.
Dickinson. n former. tvu yearn ago. “at
Al. Northnm )tou.
Mn.“ lie cursed the sheriff on the gal mes,
Ind maintained n stolid lnditlerI-uco to the
lust. Adams confused his crime in u drunken

. debnucb his! your.

(‘nnnnns Roms-soy "tutti-int» mu lt-‘lttgul
It. “Iltuiuguui. 1ch,. for nsmiiltiug MIX.
limlIiI-I‘. a white “‘tlltlllll.

Tm: Pint Nutiounlbnnkut Align-lien. .\'.

'., hits suspended. The cnslimr. l. S. llubiu‘
sou. Is‘ sttucd to be u III-Inultcr In It lnl'ge
tqu-IuIt.

'l‘lllt four sons of the lntI- “'illimu ll. \‘ntc

- IleI-bilt linI-c Jtlsl :IIlIlIsl $3I'IIIJHU to the s‘umn

"Ill gncn by thoir fnther III l\sl to the New
York t‘ullogc of l'li_I sIcInns qul Stimulus:

:\l.l. the New York‘ city liuiuu‘nr lIIII-s'
ran-twin stoppc-l running on the l‘Jtli. our
ploycs- refusiu; to \‘Ilrb until the sII'ikI-oii
the Tliml it\l‘l|ll»‘ lme llllll been udjiistcl

A Min." cont IIIIIII; lJHlpoIIIIIlsIIf Iitoltcn
steel su ldculy gmo Imy II (on ll'l\ s‘ mu 'I- In
n‘l‘Itt.~l~Iir:IrI u foundry. :IIIII thn‘ lint metal
was .s‘ nttcrwl our many pI-Isotix’. .\‘IIII-zccu
IIIeII \II-I'I- IIIJuroIl, sI-Icri seriously.

Twii In li u \Ilii‘c \"tlll‘ll'll‘: tho pi'u;:c s of
n storm at New mile. l‘I-iIII . \\i~ri- kill-d by
lightning.

(‘\I‘T.\IV Arum!» 'I‘II‘I.uIt mil Iii. IIiI‘o.
residents I-t l‘upl.II‘ l'lnius. t‘~-IIII.. linII- just
cntuplct wl tlI 'll' va'cIIty fourth ycnt‘ wt ltl:ll'
I‘lInl Iilc.

Joltv \V l? ml Izs'. Ilcl‘cntcil llt .\lnh II tor
the ltltuul:tll\ III I'IIIIiiiI-ii. .\‘. J.. l;;l\ I~ Ittl'
untt-Il sIII-‘IAI - Disappointnhuit ut liis Ilc
fcut Is lIclIval t - bu tlic I'nusc.

South and “'cs‘t.

.\ lll‘lthl.\lt IIIIcI'Isl lh-- slwpui: I‘IquI-f
Mr I‘ Kendall. :It lah‘l‘ltllhi. Hino. III-ilIuII
a pistol. but .\Il’ kendnll was t«-- IpiI- l; II-r
him. and the intruder toll \Il‘lll til the tits!
lire.

PM I strikozs‘. :IIIIoII; III -In t‘ l.. Graham.
master \vorkiii.I:I I4 :I Knights of Labor
:I}~t‘llllll)‘. ll€l\t' ln‘t'lt n'rmtclnt LittlI- Rock.
Ark. l-y tlic nzilI-viml nIItliorIth-s on the
charge of nut-III II; :lllvl IlIsturliui.‘ flit" :IIl
uutustrnti- II of .lllsfzI’t‘ ill ['0‘ l Iiitisl .\‘tntI-i
circuit court _

Tm: .\lh‘lllr\ IlI put c~ who tinsl int-- n
i‘rolMl at .\l l.tti1.\ III-Io ht'ld t‘t'sl'nlhiliiv [or
the act by the I-III'I-III-r‘s jury.

LATKII rcpt-IL t-Iit the number of Lillel III
the tonmilo lll .\l-uneu t1 at over s‘“\l‘lll\‘-
the. and the lllAlltlwl at more Ilirin “.5“ ‘

llu-‘ns'tI-z l-‘Izv. .‘t Iniluiiy cnginwi- at East
St. Louis. Ill . Il'Ill‘AtI In Ju-lll in the .\Il’lhl‘
A number if lllt‘ll IlI-IiIiIIIIchl II [In IIIIs'e of hIs'
“ife that ho should 'oiu the strikers. but she
to uive such It pInuI~
ise'. as he had determlnoil tncoIItIInit-nt work.
The men left. dI-vlnriu; that Pty .\Il‘t‘lltl Iput
work or suffer lbt‘culbc lllt‘lh‘r“ During the
IIIKIIT. “bile l-‘I‘v “tls :tlh‘llf ’lIislI dive. \I-:I.~'
sci on tire. and his \'\I:I- :ItIl live nooks-old
[My bad a Hurt-m I~s~ :Iis~ trI-III III-in; l-III‘IIIMI
to tlt‘fllll t‘I-Iil oil had l-Iwn pi-urel over the
side of the lI-vusc III \I In II II“: o 'l’luk‘llllfi
slept. .

.\‘p:\ lcltU. :Ittuuipts‘ I'Sl . w In- 11 mn lo I I 'l\
saxsin ite [Lt‘ltllu'i's III Ell“ iiIlllI'l‘ .\‘tnti- uiiittin
guarding the I'nilronl ;-:~-i-t‘l'l_\' at East .\t

.I uh

Tlllill‘ II‘iltltI'\ ot‘ Illt‘ riiiriuul strikers
Martin Irons. A. t‘. I“ Ii;lil;IIi nuilth- l;t‘
Jackson «til :I t. lt‘,‘_’l:l}|ll upct'nfnl‘ unit cl
NIchoLs lIn\el-I\-Iiiu-lii“Isl on a charge of
“origin 3’ III tap the \\ mm of the .\liss' IIIri.
l'nci ‘I- liailnuy I-nnumiv t‘oughlnu :IIIIl
Irons rue the master norluuon ot Knights of
Labor us‘uunblios' 1“; and N1 nwpcxthely. and
Jackson isu well lat-mu politician who run
for t‘ougross in the Tenth .\lIssIIIiri Ilistt‘i 1 in
l\\-l on the Greenback hub Ir ticket.

\‘Icml‘nns‘lmisr “0le Ilas‘ rufiis id to
council! to arbitration. in proposed by a coin-
mitbi'c rim-tinted at the Iniutuig of citinens in
St. hintx llc snys there is no nena‘xitv of
appointing n uunnuttn- tn arbitrate. Shh-H19
Southwtutcru system of railroads is in full
operation.

Tut Governor of Tennessee has appointed
exi‘mtgnmman \\'nsliiu:tI-n t ‘. “' liitthi woe to
\ncuusl Howell l-l. Jni‘ks‘iou &\‘ l'nited States

Scnutor. .\lr. \\'hittliorue was born in
Tt‘llut‘sVN‘ in I‘L‘II. :uil during the civil

nnr \\‘t|.s the L‘oufe lel‘nte Adjutant General of
his state.

lt-uumr Sun“ :col rub was hnngul n
Nicholusvilkx Kr. for Innnleriu; his. step
lather, t‘nmilio lifltlatit‘i sum-rel at similar
fate on the same d‘l)‘ nt llra-‘kcll, Texas. tor
the murder of :1 min humu.

A \Ixs's‘ Incctiu: of Democrat!“ has lie-II
h -ld in Louisville. Xv. to pI‘ot-st :Imins‘t
the nupp-Intnlent of Mrs. \‘irginin Thump-

, n In as lunttuis‘ttw of that city.

Limit h‘tnirts‘ give the totals of Iersous
killwl and injnnd by the! Irnnrlo in . lune
sun In fiiunI-s; .\‘t (“loud «Killed. :‘l; in
lured. Vt. Kink Rapids ,. KIlled Iii: injun‘d.
till. lti‘c‘s station—Killed. l2. injural. L'l.

'Adjirunt country-Killnl. 3; injured 12‘.

Tutu! kilicd. I i; iujtth: l. 21:1
“’gnhinzton.

AII\\ITII\N_\L pattnauem nonIiuntesl by the
PIN-lent: James P. Ilneu nt Camden. N.
\'.z F hind: (l. Bram-ll nt Phelps: N. Y. :
paper. \‘L: h»—
derlclr A. “In! at Tus‘wltnbln. Alt: Philip It
Rpenaer nt Newport. Kn: W. H. L‘nI nt
Guthrie VII-litre. Iowa: ohn Show nt 'nn
“'ert. Ohio: Jumbl’. Kcrlin at “'aricu. Ill. :
\Villiun B Beck at Tekuuah. .\‘eb: 5- ('-
llriley in. Dell Rapids. nut.

lil‘lutb hare been abundant lately of the
n uni hing marriage of the l‘mident to :I
. isN Folsom. of Buffalo. Thelndy is des ‘rihod
as young and bunibtune. and is the daughter
I! the \vIdow of President Cievehutd‘s former

‘ law runner.

Tn: “mitten: has nominated J. _C
Reillglfor postinnster at Cincinnati. Ohio,
and rs. Thom the pmsent Incumbent.

for wholeness at. LouiSVllIe, Ky. -

Fol-0180-
CIOLIM has .ppoared It Brindisi. 1W.
NIsn persons. were killed and nnumhor In~

' jured nt Ajnccio. the capital of Comics, by

the collars:- and {all of n mnsion.
SAMPSON Law, the oldest London book

. publisher. is dead in his ninetieth year.

Icl: gorges in the St. Ltwrence river have
mined the wont flood M has viewed Hon~
trail in many yum Many of‘the city's
streets were entirely snbmel‘gfil-

An explosion 0'. 1.00) pounds of powder

stored near mm on the lsthmusof
perm being killed amt? not 1 m
wo iue ri nve
seven 3d. nth I was .
“W the

human created mime havoc. twen ~flVr
e duel with swords in which one

Till ngfit‘ d.n‘hhl' of the king of
y”:i'hohu I.“ alcove-l n: the bride

Prince Albert

cabana-orb. Peru-m noon much u-
IMyenr. ‘ ‘ '
i quuulnmk-etd have “‘1“!-

. . L
, . *anrws.

I Tn: New York police had n short. but new.
no fight with “1113' ‘ employee of the Third
Avenue;HM company who‘ attempted
to mventn cor from running and boat its

I driver and conductor. Seven men. all of

I whomhud received a clubbing. were ornate].

I This occurred on the mu, and Iii. the anti all

the honour lined excepting the Third

uvenuc were running again, the other; liav~
in; resumed work.

Cos'vlznu‘rton wu carried on between
New York and Chicago n few-dnys since by
means of on improved telephone. The dis-
tnnm by wire is 1.020 miles ‘ ;

‘ Joan (‘AIPIN‘I‘IIL confined in the .\‘ew

York Toruhi under sentence of death for

wife murder. committed suicide byccuttiug

bis thronl.

Tm: body of Leopold Sebandneditor of the
German tuition u.’ l‘uuk. wu incinerated at
the Mount Ulivet crcinatory on Long Island
the other morning. .

Son: of the striking Knights of Labor on
the Southwtwtcrn raihwuls thc returned to
\IrI-t‘lt. "iI‘o-l’hxs‘ident Roxie. of the Mi»
Mllll‘i Pacific road. rcported on the 19th that
the plum of nearly all the strikers but been
tlllod.

Tm: House t‘ouuuittce on Alcoholic Liquor
Traffic by n vote of I: to I» ordered an wlv‘etm
“mom on ltetuwentntive Tnullwe‘u hill to
provide that no person shall be licensed as a
retail dealer in intoxicnnts by the I‘nitul

such from the local authoritiut.

Tut Seventh regiment.‘ New York State
militia, arrived in \Vashington from the
metropolis on the ll'th. dud was meived
with large crowds. much enthusiasm. music
and tirewurkx The cxcunion \\ ns taken by
theregiiucut iII umunexuumtiou of its first
journey to the national capitol at the out-
bmnli of the “or twenty five yours ago.

.\TI‘I‘II opposition is being dcvelopul
tliniughouttlnvit liritniu tn I'Icmicr (I‘luIl-
stoIII-‘s' plan for Irish home rule.

LATE". h‘lflil‘lspllf the number of persons.
killul at the tire which Ilos‘tn-ytsl th A town of
Stry III Austria ut forty. most of th ‘ltt chil«
tll‘t‘ll. At'tz-r thc tire IIItuIy of the shops Were
pillagixl. and some of the owners in their dc-
Ipuir wuuuittul suicide.

TIIIIi'erIs- members of the Ncw York
llnlu-r“ l'mou hrue been iuIliI-tcl by tho
Grand July for boycotting Mn. Gray‘s
lmkcl‘).
bail. 'l‘hensnlt of the Mount has been :-
large iIII‘I‘cnsc in .\lrx (It‘ny‘s' lIII~IIIcs\‘. pe“

sous-ending iii-IIII-y III III r from lung Ili‘
Eilllt‘tN.
.\Slt. l'iIIviimuv. Hen-Ind Must 'I' Wort.

mun ot the Knights of Lulu >l‘. aim-cured Lc
l'I-l‘c lhc lions» sporinl I'IIIIIIIIItto-
tutti-Ins outliv L‘Htli :IIIII gnIc his \ wrsIII-Iof tlio
lnlIoI' tllITll‘llITlt‘\ in the Ho III-
I “rod that the I‘IIiIrIeItl \‘Illtlffltllh‘v tlIcI‘I- tl‘nl
not kccp tlII-il‘ tIgI‘cI-tuclits “Ill: tlictr l'll‘
l'l")tt\‘. and that iItIili-ul-tisl cnth o! disco I
tI‘tIt I~\is"cd.

SEVERAL fntnlities from lightning IlIII‘iII;
scv I re flIIIIIIlcr storn s I- 'I III-rI-Il on tho 3"“.
.\t I'I‘Tl.~\‘lll". l‘I~IuI.. nyouug 1mm and spy
I-rnl IIIIIlcs \\t"t‘ klllI-l. Four little girls in n
llIIblic N‘Tlt‘t'l at. l-‘rI-I-lauIl, Penn. were In
.llll‘t‘tl. oncfntnlly. Janus .\ltIIIl}. til‘th‘f‘ fv:
n colltcry at SlicIInIIIlIeIh. l‘cnn . “n - struck
dead. and lch. .\. .\l t‘hIlIl. II .\lcvtliII llsl
IIIIIIIsti-r, “as pnintull) illjlll‘t‘II :it Web-Hi
Ville, N. Y.

Tilt: I‘Ity .\‘uti-innl lInIIL. of \\‘illIu'IIs]-I-r:
l‘enn, . has nth] ended,

AT t| meeting; of thc \tiliI‘ors of the Ilitfon-nt
I‘nilhinils entering .\‘t. -I.I'uls it “as deter
Initial In contiuir opt-"Ming their rI-uils with
out the usViStiuice of the hll'lkt‘l\ nud withoui
ivnrgniring tho Knights of linbor.

TIII: Knights of ladmr lime bIcn organis-
ing negrs- ILspeniblies III Arkansas and Texas.

'I‘WI- Mexicans. chnrgIsl \Iitli home stcn‘.
tug. “ere shut to ISNIIII by a mob triple
in a Ixnistul-leis custody at. t‘I-llins‘. "exus

llI‘KII‘. III; t‘ieruI-zs. n wI-ll knu\\'ll Fit-u -I:
slmrts‘uinn and owner of race “UN“. is Ilund

I.\Tl>: “its \Et‘t‘ltlt‘ll)
outriikc. and It “as {ennui that llJSTlIltlt‘
Aguinst Turkey might l4';lu at any IIiotnent.
notwithstanding the ititcrveutIon of the gren'
putvom '

lscranuutts‘ have fired Mandalay. Tilt .
Ilpitnl of Burundi. and oIIILtlIirIl of th-
Iutlltnl city is in ruins. Hundreds of houses
were burned. '

Tm: wife of a laborer living near l‘uloguv
lieu pn-sentul her husband with six chililrcx
in hm than n year-~thwc ten months Ago.
and three 1 few Iluys' since. n..- hushnud l‘
reported to be utterly prustrntcd by his good
fortune. _

. ____ -. J-

A MINNESOTA TORNADO.
More than Seventy Persons Killed
and 200 Hurt.

Later reports state that the recent stnrm
in Minnesota was the most. dt‘tll)’ ever
known. not only in .thc Northwest. but in the
I‘Iiihsl Staten The number killed wn< esti- '
Inntcd on the day nftcr the disaster: At St.
Cloud. 2'1; at Sunk Rapids. 11: at ltiiv Stir
lion. l‘.'. chr ‘ltil powous‘ were iIIjansl. It
was thought that tho nu‘ubcr of deaths
would be (\lllSltll‘Ttllll)‘ increased when mow
(‘Ultllllt‘lt‘ reports were received. The cyclone ,
destnlycl cvct‘ythitn.I in its path. covering a
space of tlt‘toen miles long and mo folJlll

feet wide.

of Invos'ti

.\‘IIIIHIIII-st.

IIeIu t‘iI III (iron-I-

 

say that. a few niiuutcs'nfter «l r. )l.. the skies I
became overcast with a dark cloud and n
great black Inn“ roan over the bills southwmt i
of the city, nnl canto with t velocity
toward the western outskirtx In 1 direct line
for the Manitoba freight ynnlt . The clouds
hung low unit rolled‘over and over like minke
over'n battle field. and were mumipnnjad bv
a loud mot-lug null crnclting sound.
The cloud wru funnel' shaped
and the point. (SW nloug the
Nut. People had bnrdLv time to flu-to
their vellum and seek other phone of
batman-whirlwind was onfilotn nndthe
air was tlllol with living boards. shingles.
bricks and other debris. that was strewn over
the country and piled in heaps. The cloud
came from the southwest and moved in a
northeasterly direction until it melted the
river. where it; count: was diverted. and it
followed the river bank until it “inched Sank
Rapids. when: it turned to the left. [Inning
directly through the centre of the town.

J ust enoule houses are left. in Sauk Rapids
'tn form a fringe around the village limits.
The debris is not piled inheaps. but scattered
far and wide. The sign Sank Rapids on the
Manitobndepot nnd nbnsketful of books were
found in Rve Station. fifteen Inilm distant.

is shown the terrible power of the storm.

From Sank Rnpids the storm went. to Rico
Station. Benton county. demolishing the vil—
loge and killing or injuring nearly the entire
p0 ulntton.

ninging tornadoes were also reported
from portions of Iowa. Dakota nud Mimoun.
At Coon Rapids: Iowa, lift-y houses were
blown down. Jamestown. Dakota. suffered
severely. In Monroe township. MIL. three
pawns were killed and many were injure l:
nunicrI us dwellin-ts‘. barns and outhous‘cs
Wen: destroyed. Two boys living near Buts
lington. blot, and a mm at Louisiana. 310.,
were killed. ‘

 

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PROHINBNT PEOPLE,

RIV. Du. Tainan noel neon new
forty letter: 5 any. .

MISS $11th at W is meow
In: much Minion from prominent. people.

melanin. at the debut-d

 

 

 

 

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, us February.

 

mammal .

Ger-tun! Before the Camden!
Investigation Committee.

 

 

I'he Attorney-Ganeral’s Relations to
the Telephone Company.

Attorney-Gene ulnnd testified before
the Pub Electric talc-phone Investigation:
conuuittee of Guam nt Washington on the
19th. As soon a he was sworn Ir. Garland
put inovidcnt‘c his statement nude to the
President and his thbinet lost October coir
earning his connection with the Pun Eleétric
Company. ‘ He said that as far back
txs‘t. Mr. Atkins; the
present Connoisloner of Indian min. mg-
gested thnt witness, beinirn poor man like
himself. ought to enter into the Pan Electric
enterprise. Mr. tlnrlund replied be had
never tunic any money except ut luv and
poker, and at pokw he frequwtly lust. and so

 

. he hesitated about. going into the cqutcuIyI

. subsequently be met Senator Harris Casey

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' ' $th Imfit’ho*tini1fi5t"’refiiii éil'ii"’liceu’séi§ "T

You . gr. Atkins and Dr. It ' at the
bani-lg where they alt nbout the
general idea of orznniuiuou of the Pan Blew
Iric cOInpnny. mid he concluded to go into it.
“'hen. inter on, ptu‘tiw urged him as Attor-

: ney~Genernl to bring a suit W the Bell

cmupnny by the government he at once
rcfumlwdo so. e had looked into the
nutteman-fullv. and IxIncluIle-l that. owiu

to'trirrnr' crearnrtli‘ e '1‘an’linITctTR" ’ITIIITI'iny’

he could III It and Would not touch it.

Mr. (lurlnnl dot-lurid the Iirgnniutinn of
the Pan Electric comtmiy simply an under-
taking by live or six impocunious men who
wanted to better their condition in n legit-i1
mate business enterprise. lie never intended
to use his official lumition (being then I

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I

SUMMARY or CONGRESS

 

Stunt-china nut—Mr. Butler mud.
a speech in furor of Ir. Plutt‘ereolutto-
providing for open executive semen. . . .Tbn
InwrsStntie c-nnmercc hill came u “d Ur.
(‘ullom exphinel its prov Non». gent-rid
theoryofthe Int-sure. he anhwns that un-
just discrimination was the of nil the
evils growing out of the (misting methods 0!
railrunIlInan meat. Tbe‘I-illbad, therefore,
been drawn with the view. as for 3 while,
of mun-dying that difliculty. . . .Iu exocutn‘o
tension 1 number of postmnswrs Annd other
otticinls were confirmed. The tuition to re-
consider the confirmation of Internal revo-
nue cullotors. including mum-l J. Tilden.
Jr.. of New York. and three New Jews
I‘llufi‘wfis "u withdrnwn and the l‘ran.
dent nu informed of their wainuntiuu.

EIIIann-rn luv—Mr. Logan spoke in
supportof the Wutiun for 0pm exo‘utive
Nona... ‘ lie raid there was not. now. and
never was. an necessity furse moonstonsu!

the Renato. T whole thing “i In nix-mint.
farce. Nothing occurred in executiveueenion

that “mid not with perfect {my-lay I-ccur
in own ofisiou‘not one thing. . . . In creat-
tive Non In her of my matters were
discnswed ant nominations continued.
l-liIinrr-rtnsr flux—Mr. Dal nddnmed
the Snub on his “ Interior predation"
'bill. find a bill also int nulucel by him appro-
tirintiug Shunt! to c crumb cit-inns for
ltk‘l‘i s‘uflcnd from Indians by than The
I mlatimis. he said coverednteriod flout
min to "~75. Referred to the Ixuuniitteo on
Indian ntfairs. . . .Mr. Cull intrmtu ed
a re—o‘iution reinstating n discharged
Demo rat to the IV" of Senate emplovng
and providing hat the Democratic minority

: in the Senate be nllowel Ih-n m nqulIerof

-gzlgnloycs, ,mtli- the..,siim.~ )II‘OIIAI‘UOIEL g! ”.3.
times as were “IIUWIEI by the heimxu‘nlr- ma-
jority to the Republican uiinoritv in 157‘... . ..
Exccltt I\ e M“\ilil]_ '

Iin'rv~sncoxn DA“.—-.\Tr. \‘Ist from the
Committee In; Public Bnibliugsnnd Grounds.
reported favorably the bill to provide for the
auction of n fireproof hull of record: In
“'nshingtou. On his motion the bill was

 

l‘nitcd Stat—w Senn‘or in the interest of the mud. . . . Mr. (‘ulloni introduced A bill to in

company. 'l'lio origumlstm‘lihv-lders had paid j

chm-A the n-nsion for total Ilis'nbility to $2 I

in their nsxxsiucuts and wont ,lequd I month ..... r. lugnll‘ reported nilvem-ly
III II percr manner to bring out = from the Judiciary I'ullnutltl‘d n bill Ingram
linger" invention. They had newer tried » full pay for the ren under of their lives to

to boom the businets‘.

‘ Icgrcttel thut it had not turned out better.
He [m i never lookIIl Into Eh!‘ qued ion of the -

lcxnlit I of issue of the licll patent.

’ gnnled the lingers patcut as (in imprin ement

over the Hull, and as

no iuIrIIIgI-Iuent

tunins't the Bell. and therefore [mt-ntnble; _ petition. under oath. wtting

lie for one funk hold all judgmof the l‘nitul Stuns ninrt.‘ “no
ut It as a lt‘.‘lfllllllb~‘ busitiozs \Intun-. and I may

reeign utter thirty years‘ sent-v.

3 or who may be time s‘n-Vt'lll)‘ 3mm of nuv

llc re» ; Committee

Mr. Hour re IrteIl back from the Judiciary
e lill Iutrnducrsl by him to pro

vide for a court of national thiluent 1! pm.

’ vides‘ that whenever three I'llllt‘ns of a Sin! ‘

. but he did not “nut to be drawn into a (“5- ,

They were all urredcd. and gave .

Those who witnessedtbe storm at Qt. Cloud i

 

cuwou about the validity of the Hell patent.
\'nu. llciithuys‘cn and other» Mr. (Garland

forth that any
person hats ln'cn kilicd. sI-riousiy injurs-Il -u
person or property. or tlinnteuwl because of
pclili ‘al opinions. or with :I View to prey-m

mid. came to him III July. lI\\'I. n'prcsenllug ; the free expression of opinion in n-gnrrl t I
_ s Iinc t- let-hone Interests. and ask“! him as 7

Attorney General to bring suit in the name} l'rutoil States. It shall luv the dulY

iit'tlicgmcrumcut, He simply tIlIl them

IIIattI-Isnffovttrz the ge-zzi-t’al \vI-lfah- -:‘ tlw
at It. ~
circuit qulgt- to hold an Inquest. int» th . .r

that he could not have unythmg to do with ' t‘uiustaun-s nnl Y‘l‘}|!'l1 tlII- t‘VltEl‘llt‘I! an i In:

it. as he was a stm‘kholder in the You Rico
tric company, a rival of the Bell company.
Tmit \vrtstlie lust. talk he had vvith any
body about it until nftI-r h:s return

from Arkansas: nnl tlis- thing had gone out -

of his mind until he rem-ivod It IlIstiati-li in
I.lltlt‘ Ru *k {II-In parties In .VI-iv I IrlI-nns‘ in
for run: him that
fur liming till‘t‘t‘lt‘tl a suit to be brunch!
ugzunst tlic liI-ll company. He never told
nuv I-tic flint III his insI-Iice an application

coull be "In iv to the .\‘I-licitor General
llc uI-ver IIIcIItI-Iml the fact to Mr.
thule that an application for n >uit

tvrts on tile. in fact. nevi-r rnentuxned telo

twiclus‘ions t, . the President to be lniil ilrIIIt’t:

I t 00ng . . . Exocutive soon.“

lt‘ was III-mgcompliment~Il '

pl one ninth-rs to Mr, HUI-dc until aftrt‘ his V

rcturu from his Arktumts' trip. .\Ir. (laz-
lnII-l dcmml “min-1y that be timed his visit
so that he Iltlglll b» away from \\'1leiiti;;toil
“ltllt' thl- S-IlIcItII-rdicncrnl was nutsnlertug
tlII- um-lrntiun. He made arranchnI-nts tI
git an \\t‘-‘k.\' belon- lt‘vll\ lug. He went

. cutttlwl to his

to Arkansas. aslm-l been his practice for n ‘

number of yea“. III the Iuonthof September.
when IlI-I-r new In Nttsflll. and as I)“ went
for re 'rcnt on and to get nwny from
Tllhltlt'x“. from lettcrv and papers. hedaectal

that not - be sent to him at Hominy lllll.
\\ horn {from the month. Hominy Hill. y
the All: lt‘}"”t‘llt‘ml said. was fifteen miles ‘

from Little Rock and scvcutocn Iniles from .

anywhere else. and he
wool IIIeIItiI-nuig his name in conned
tion with ordering tlii~ government suit until

never heard a'

lZIi-IIrI-TIIIIIII Div—.\lr. Butler Intro
ducal a lull tn pruI IIi- (or Ell“ rotirI-Im'ut of
sixty nrniyotlicers by pln 1n; them In the
rctirwl list. ItctI-I'red to the Committee or.
MIlitnry Atl‘nirs....llr. lugan mlrihltlt‘fil
nxntn tl.e bizl to In in aim the on? ”wn -y
of the army. \I hI- l: “'1‘ re \‘llily
III-tI-ntol. leI-nrt‘lton III-Teasing tho furr-
fr-mi run-I to 5mm: l\ stri lien out = t‘ the
but. as not \lllff‘lldlll‘wili aim tit- w t on
up n mm; the lay of chat lains‘ and :lie nuI
authorizing; nsmniisrcr “t otlicen. tw Luiki
Iii-posits \\ It h the [-ayiithstI-Is

House Sesnlont.
Ercnrvxisnt luv —-'l‘be House l-n'ile-l
the Hun] III-Intel's contt~te~l I-lw'tiott x 1w. NY
a II-to of 1m to We 2! ilefentel the Int: :2th
lNNlIllIII'll declariugthnt Mr. Rumou- :- not
5011:. Forty»n.ne Denim-rats
\utul With the Republicans In the negative.
The majority nsclution continuing .\lr.
Homers~ right his son! was then
ngrn‘l to \\ it h-Iut ili\ ision. lit‘ftln"lllr‘ I uto
“us taken the tloor was accorded to Mr Hurd
to speak In llh own l-i-h ilf. . . .The uncultu-

ml appropriation bill was tossed.
thrrir‘nt luv.— Mr. Singleton Mi<\‘.
frwm tho cnniuuttie on the library. reported
It Seunte l-Ill max-pun ' fro-n John D Grant

 

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‘» and \“rn. H. \‘naler nlt (rennin value-ts of

the L'Itli of Septemb ~r. when he n-turml to _

Little Rock. In nit-ly to a question .\fr.(lar~
laud said that. at the time

his Dune was first ' ses‘fion 3.32:}.

lltt'tllu‘tlt'd. nnd sulmiuently. nothing was .

said to him by any one about the office of
Attorneydieneral being ndvnntngavus' to the
Pan Electric company. “I new-r IlrI amed
of such an idea. and l have never tried. and
never thought of try in;:. to “*0 the offing or
Its pun cm to benefit the Pan Electri: com
pnm

.\lr. (int-land could we no ituproprietv in

art [Inst-mid by foreign governments to the
bite l'. S. Hmnt. . . .t .n IiiotiI-nof Mr Breck-
ean-lgc Ky. . a bill was paw unending
Revised Statutes. so an Li n»
viile that every brewer on filing notim- o his
intention to cornmeuue or continue business
shrill execute a bond to the I'nited flu“ in
a sum equal to three tum-s the amount of the
tax “hich the tin-Iver will be liable 1’" my
during any month , . _ .TIN‘ river mil ha. Ir

. apt-narration bill was lllN‘llS~§\E.

taking the intere‘t he had taken in the nun» ‘

puny. Inlier gov-crnnicut and Congressional
oll‘V‘lV were interesttxl in all kinds of pro
rate cntcrpris‘cs.

:Iuring Ins cnm—cxnliiitmtiou by Mr. Ran-
III~\'. the Attornev General stated that hcu‘tal

'txs attorney for the Pan Electric company to '

NINETY-FIR.\T lu Y.“ .\lr. l'lonlcntis'
from the cIirumittI-c u:; “th4“ all; r\. Iv-
ported lack the Itingiry nuoluttun. I .Illtugun
the l'nsideut for unv information tr; hl‘ pis-
Nun relative to the exclusion of American

Ga.)

 

3 tishui; vex-ls from the right to enter ports
. of the Ik-minion of Canada for thepurpiu- of

tlieextent of examining and in Winstnnces :

"inking pay-cm and d-cutnents. He often

. mot gentleman cnnue ‘TNT with the l‘an Elev

tric unupnu)’ in his “munithaemom of the
Senate: but there never w” n meetin ' of
the companv held in his room. Mr. Gar and
n~iterated flint be had refusal to universe
tl|!'u1tlulfl‘t\ relating to SJIES ngaius‘t the
Bell company since he amumed the duties of
his present ottiic.

newer GLBANINGS.

 

Cry-Lox now claims to grow the lined be. 3

in the world.

Tut-2m: Le a tttovcntcut to make two States
out of Kansas. '

A cunwrtos society is being organiwd at
Newark. X. J.

At a drum tap 9.000.000 soldiers could take
nrntsin l‘iut‘utn‘.

i

A .\‘my English dictionary is coming out :‘

with L’NUIH wontx

l

EIIIvutn Arnxsox says that a man can .

live coIIIt'ortnbly on L‘lll a year in lkwtou.
It is es‘imutvdrthn! SJIIH penous were
convI-rtel by Jcne~ and Small in Cincin-
nati. .
Tm: net increase of the Methodist. church

South‘fur the last year is .\‘ttlbo be about ;

50,0“).
LAST year the eqicusos of luzlia exceeded

l
9

$th revenueo‘ by SIS-Alumni. owing mainly to i

l the war in Burmnh.

031: Bible house. which bus been estab-
lished since It“. has distributed no fewer
than tglfitlfilll Bibtm

Tn: refuse water of the paper mil‘s is
saved in F 'hnd. and the wish: fiber is
mufnctu by the us of plum cake.

(instant. )[Asrnn Woututx Powhatan-
gets $1.51!) n your for devoting his entire
attenticmtiothe interests of theKnights of

Grout: some: of Pertbbin. W ,
whoh-sjmtdiednt the-goofwl is
said to harm tnentbeddest, “will

Tillltl are no les: tbnn sewadlve Aztec
Iuins‘ in the Silt river valley. ital-Ilia. bo-
side the old canals and wnterwnys of tho
Antiec people.
tkg"{trial-lieitch minim bof war his cut short.

. , tuinuprorsy y inning n
wry order for all ”Idlers and oflcersptzm rel:
benrds‘ humeIlin‘ rely.

Or the 56,325 persons who cut
Ireland in 1&5, no lea than it). tune to
the Uuimd States, while Aunt-nun received
3y. 3.887, Canal: 3,1?!) and New Mud

u

Scent! cultivation has been initinted ‘
Southern Florida. Over-300 mhnve but:
pirepnmd for the planting of the cnne nau-

Ins-inunee City. where n sugu futon-y will
bearer: d.

A qunsnuno Int.) cow was struck b a
runway locomotive Ind thrown tkb in’t‘bo
unceésblo landing; her feet and tuned her

a u occupu I of ti ‘
{tithing had happened. on It: 8|".- a: if

‘VALLACE ii in Invor of

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trailing. purchaaiu; supplies. or landing tis‘h
caught in Ilec water for shiptnent in bond to
the Unit Stator: or for doing
other acts which Can-din: or other
lint Lsh resets are freely permitted to do in
ports of the.1‘uitul .Statv& Also nqtiesting
the President to ian-nn the Houm‘ wbnt stc n:
have been tnken to bring such nnu‘nrmnulolle
and unfriendly :4 ts of the lhlnunion authori-
thfis to the attention of the British goverm
them. Mr. Dingley spoke in favor of the
rtfivlutiou. which ms adoptal. . . At the
evening Non pension bills were hillside-red.
thxrv~8m‘tixiv IDA\‘.-Mr. l-‘orney »:\l&)
on behalf of the Ixunuiitke on input-April-
tionx called up the bill at Iroprinkiug SIT-u.—
tlll for the mile! of the so;
flow of rivets in Alatntus. alt. His“ ~k (X.
YA and Mr. Nelson .MinnJ urged the pn»
priety of an amendment making an appro-
priation for the relief of the sufl’erers from
the late cyclone in Minnesotn. Hr thitux
inn. optimal the bill on the ground that it
was unumstitutwual and that VII- flood
would in the end make work more plentiful
And wagaa higher. Mr. Herbert HALL. sup
finned the bill and said that though the
oods‘ bad subsidal they had left isolation
in their tra‘k. Pending further discussion
the bill went over. . . . A number of small ap-
propriations for public buildinsrs me made
Ntxnv-‘rnum A\‘—. number of
Nils were introduced. uuoug them being one
by Mr. Burrows IMII-hi to provide for the
transpm'tntion of~the foreign mails 1t directs
the “Mr—(haml. before July l. was.
to cattle; into coutrm ts with the loin-ct.“-
~sponsi e bidder‘ at n ntsnot. exitedmfi.’ . an
cents per mile on the outward trig-I of actual
nautical miles traveled for tbetrnnspirtation

‘ of units between my pan 0! the Pulled

I

sums and the ports (1 the Pacific
and South Atlantic mus. the (Gulf
of Mexico, and thet‘aritnbranSL-Q. The ships
shnllbeofAnIeficnnrrgisIa-nml manned
by Anna-icon crews. and the conflicts shut]
attend for-ntennof fireyenn....0n motion

of )Ir. Neale (Rum. from the Calumet”
‘ c- )lilihry ‘ the rules w W
our]. bill mMmreimMmtholuio-d
Home for Draw Volumes fork-Inuit
dined the ailment the Km
Now of Norfolk. \‘g

.\‘rxnv-mt‘m’n Dun—Ir. O‘Donnell,
from the on ‘ ‘ reported

Committee. Education.
n Senate bill to provtde for the study of the
nature of alcoholic driukv and unrcotits and
their effects on the homo system. in the

Miliury nnd Nnvnl A and in
the Man end ‘ schools of the
Terrimrieenndof Diem-its of Columbia.
Home rt. necmnpnnyi

. The

the bill states that In arty 2,000."!!! men '
“mien have petitions l the ltgis‘lltttm of the
difl'orent, sum for siniilnr lawn and up to
the prasent yegr the wishat of the people have
been complied with in fourteen Staten. . . . Hr.
fiz'm. from the Cogipliitcee on Gigi: Service

ortu. reported: i amendm' gt statutes
son to give lumornbty attuned soldiers
nnd milors n preference in public appoint,
ntenti

 

A TRAGIG WEDDING.

 

Ten of: Bridal Party Killed During
a Tornado.
The total ending of the wedding party near

Rice‘s bWMiun..fom one oftbe Sadat

formed about 1_ o‘chch he um!
mtt‘lle‘ omit-LII: mom
that: We ‘
fiftgtu-I‘m‘hm“
$3“ ‘ W. ‘- truce.-
“that“, “I .
truthful; “mum m
“remnant: nun-l

 

$1?th the over- -

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