,
as
Oxford, Ohio.
THESENT‘I ISEL.
sovrn seaming. nu 2:.
Mrs. Grimt has I0 far received from the
pyblisbers of General Grant‘s ‘Mcnioirs
hourly $400,000. The work has a con-.
"nut and large side.
There is a man in Indislnawho was
tuned after Buchanan, and his name was
\hcn changed to Lincoln and fromv that
to Grant, and he. now calls himiel-f Cleve-
bnd Smith. He is bound to keep up
Vitb the procession. ‘
A cheerful beggar has just been hanged
in Vienna for killing a man who refused
to give him aims. He showed great
Ioicism to the last, and burst but laugh
ilg while the rope was put round his
neck. His last request was for a pairof
new boots,ashe did not like to appear
in shabby garb before the distinguished
piiblic that would witness his own.)
The experiment of prutit sharing \\
employcs, which has bvcn adopted by the
Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern llzlil~
road, marks in distinctive advance in the
rec-operative. idcd’.
States have adopted the system. buttso
turns known thisistlic tirst ell'crt of ill»: :
kind c'vcr made by an .\mcric:tu railroad.
——-———_—.—_
Mr. Moody is making; great prepurn~
lions for the cvungclirutiun of: Chicago.
He proposes to erect a training: Skllnfll in
that city for the education of fi‘lll:llt‘llll>-
cimurics for “local application.“ Two
hundred and tifty tlnnisand dollars has
. been subscribed for the purpose. Fifty
thousand dollars will erect the building.
and $200,000 will be invested: as an en-
dowment fund.
2‘:
"An Atlanta physician says that all the
generals and all the armies the world has
ever seen halve not. caused us great
destruction ofhumun life as the. man who
invented thglmlting cloth. The pliysi~
rian says that the bolting process flour is
rendered very unwholcsmnc, and the man
who wants to keep in licziltli should buy
colt tine flour, and take his when: in big-
ger pieces. '
. The‘hrrivals of Que institwn ‘( l
.on their way to tho: United States are at
present cunnn’iuis. The railwgys are
Firming special trains lu act-n mums
{its class of travcl. The number of ctni~
grunts now awaiting stuuiiers to curry"
{Item to their dcstinatigns‘is already
greater than fun be housed in the hen is
Ind lodgingdmuscs, and many are curnp-
ing inthe streets. Fifteen hundred un-
harked in one day lfi‘clllly.
“ Stunts
u.
in
All
The (iiirticld mimumcnt tit (“la yet-ind.
Ohio, will not be completed for
wars more. The exterior will rough
canplction this summer, but it will tulle
I long time to pcrfcct the interior Ilcl‘\\"~
“ions. ~The body of President (lurllcld
wll rcniuiu in the rewiring“v vault of the
cemetery until the monument. is com»
pit-led. The dedication ccrcumnit-s will
not take place inside of two years. Xv
arrangements have yct been made" fur
that event. and the question as to who
2“”
the orator: will be has not bt‘cn consid—
cred.
Cocoanut raising: is‘a growing industry
in Southern Florida. The mist-rs do mt
emu-ct to have any monkeys to 11in w
down thulnuts, but they will rtly I‘ll
American ingenuity to construct appro-
priate ladders for the performance of the
necessary duty, In Florida pineapples
and cor-oanuts pay vcry'wcll. ‘l‘cn thou-
sand pineapples can be raised, it is said.
will Support fifty cocounut trees. The
latter require very little cultivmit n.
They begin to bear at from nine to to tgivc
mm of age and produce from eighty to
150 nuts to the tree. They bring about
five ccntsapicee to the gru“ct‘. )tuny
goves have been- planted within .i luv
years, One New"'zlcrsey gciitlcnnui has?
830,000 trees.
American wheat growers hovceriuse to
feel cheerful over the market prospects.
The present available supply in». the l‘ui~
ted States is 179,000,000 bushfis u
against"197,000,000 bushels last year at
.thistime. Of this umount,120,000,000
blishcls will be required for home con~
'Ixtnption before next harvest. leaving“
only 00, 000, 000 bushels to export. For
the year ending . this August, Great
Britain and Ireland will be obliged to im-
port 150,000,000 bushels. France has a
short wheat crop andkwill have to import
25,000, 000 to 30.000, 000 bushels during
the summer. The only influence that
‘ gnu keep down prices is the fact of an un-
, w 3" usually large wheat cropL in. Australia.
The general tendency is toward higher
splices, and no fall is likely to occur dur-
hg the next eight months.
Near-sighteduess is increasing in all
puts of the civilized world. So affirms
Dr. Cohn, of Breslau, who examined
19,000 cases; Drs. Derby and Loring, of
Neerork, who examined 2.265 cases,
and Professor Anderson XaEllis. A. ‘51.,
M. 1)., of Cincinnati, who examined 1,-
797 cases in the Schools of Hamilton and
Defective or abnormal
eyesight is a deformity which the schools
shouldsguarg against as fair as possible.
It. is a detriment to success not. to have
good eyes, and glasses are inconvenient
{or many purposes. Yet we are told by
three whose authority is unquestionable
tint those countries whose schools are
3‘ best contain the greatest percentage
1! myopic maple.“ Defective ‘light,
5 pal: flamed and poorly ventilated
cahoobrmq end lack of out-door life,
“it mm W in school. - ’
u 00:th 00003100.
Two om: Atlantic Steamers
(‘olh‘tlc in n Fog. '
A Number of Steerage Passengers
Killed and Others Injured.
;\ collision betwwu the great stcmncrs the
llrinumiclmd the t‘clti‘c. bulb of Illc \Vllito
Star Line. occurnxi abnut :‘GU miles east of
Sandy Hook in a thick fog Thurs lay
ul‘tcmtxin ubunt 3:27; o‘clock. The t‘cltic
was coming; to Ncw York and tlic'llritnnuic.
was or) the second day til‘ her fourucy to Liv-
crpoill. l‘hc (‘cltic s: ruck the lrttuunic tlu‘cc
tunes on the side, cutting 3 lug hole in
her > bent-nth the wntcr line and in—
tltcttng other serious damage to both \‘cs‘
Nels At least. {UHF stowage runwuigcis on the
llritnnmc \vc‘rc killed instantly by the falling
bars and plates of iron. \ltln-rs \\ crc thought-
In have bccn swept cvcrlncu'd and drowned.
About twenty persons \vch‘ uriuu‘l. The
story ut'tlic cullisu-n is as tR-lluws:
The Celtic had about STU cabin
age ptb\'\l'llgrl‘s ull board.
and steer—
‘l‘hc llrttamuc cur—
rwd some {in pus “ulcers. The “cut licr
was tcgzy at the time and the nut
cnlui. The Hritanr’lic‘s tug bell h ul
been kept urgiu; ail tin- lifter—
nuuu. but llt'l‘ Spud had lawn k-~ at at a high
*nte. 'l‘lie i‘cltic unstn-tsiglito ll!llllllh‘lll\>~
nit-u! below the cullisiuirmltluxugh llcl‘ bell bud
b '1‘" licuhl. 'l‘lic Britannic, uu lcrcunuuund of
\ ‘upluu; ll:tttull»x:t l‘crr \\;is kept Hamill: nu
1.x,
Quite :l number cf '
firms and privatecmupnnics in the l'nltrd in, ”g.
fshuntal tn «~;ic sidc only no :ulvu
; twenty in At.
j llrttuuuic and stuppul about «lghly 1...}. My .
i on her purl \ldq‘ l
; .lrcn “crc tin-l3 trunsfi‘rnwl in thc (‘cltian and
g \\ Ilt'll it “as dim-in cry-ii that there
simlll v
, \I'i“:ili| wry in» \'i Lilv l-m :zil
.,..... .-..
. \ZlillUlll
‘ l‘t-ITy
‘ i lwurml .m :1) tin \\ r» 'k rind 0"\:\llllll\\l iln- m-
: jllt‘V. :md lit-Jun
‘ rt..-
i
l
i
s
. and daughters l'rum them. and the lultcr :l'.
‘ unusual tcdrtully
1 She threw llt‘l‘ arms around his nc-xk and dc-
to an acre, and the some nun-nut of space ‘
‘ bout when a sailor cut the rnpc and let him
the next day‘s dinner.
rub-1' t'lllllN‘. ‘l‘liv L‘ ,.l=‘ apt-cured nu the
sbit‘ . z the llrltuuutc gilltl \\ll!‘ll.\lh‘ SUV
. rc\c:\ ‘l lic:~ i-izlxnvs. but it “as tun lute.
App-.‘uctclliug m an vbltiiuc din-cttnn
with women and children from cabin
and stecrnge in a very orderly and
expeditious manner. It is to their shame that
several men forced themselves intu the bums
Meanwhile an examination was made and
the daumge to the ship riscertainul. and
finding that the ship was not likely
to founder. an order was given Iv
culling such bolus us wow wit lun
hull and the «\cupants received lull-k on
lvuurd the llrnunnic. The nthcts had boarded
the \‘cltic. “‘0 made a pad andccvcrwl the
hole in the ship‘s side to smp the leak. and re-
turunl toward New York. having arruugal
\\ ith the l‘cltic to keep mmumny.
“The saddest and most deplorable phase is
that several stowage pum‘ngem. who were
lying about uft.‘ were killed and several oth—
ers iujtuwl. Both vcsu‘ls. accent untied by
the stenmships Marengo and llritis i Queen,
adirhfd at the Bar at l s. u., 33d inst, Sun-
Y.‘
' ROBBERY ON THE RAIL.
A “and of Tcxns Frccboutcrs (‘RP‘
turc an Express Train.
The nurtli-lmuml cxpn~s\ trn’iuon the Mis-
siuuri l‘uritic. which left San Antonio, Texas.
at '- u‘clnck the uthcl‘ evening. cmvuntcrcd a
guns-.01 truin rubbers about to o‘clock at
McNeill station. twelve nulcs nurth ut‘ Ans»
tiu. Hurry l.:md:t. n cuunumviul traveler
who was uu tln~ tinit bob-xv
train. says
. the train rcuchtsl .\lc.\'mll the rnbbciw had so
cured jllc ‘L‘llhlll uncut and firmly lmulld
him. As tlu- train simu-d up tbc rubbers. to
thcnumbcr ut‘ twch c or lil‘tccu. tired scvct‘nl
\‘iillcl'~ to mtunidutc the puswngcis. Llunlu.
hcnrm: the shuts. l‘iit\3‘-l lll\’ window and
hmkwl v-ut. “hcn nu t‘l‘llrl‘ “as given butt 1-.-
draw his llcud buck {HI-l vluw tlic “mild“.
llct‘m'c lu- bud tiuic tn i “nix-EV lic \\.’L\ “nuud
«I III the arm and badly “mil. r lurnul by a
\ cltic struts Illl‘ lil‘lLlultll‘ u >lliltlln‘;
l|i\'\\‘. rah! :ibul‘t tln- I Elglllc‘ [\NIlll.
mccl uzl‘. and “it‘ll. curried l‘urwnnl :
dill by l‘n‘l‘ .mn puma-mum. struck “tin-
lIlHlIlllnr‘ :i stunning binw. almost 2y l‘lglll
‘ lcs. .‘l r“ tr)! l‘ut‘tlicr‘ul.‘ , Tit - lirn“ w:
i. :mshul through liu- “Milli", brink
in: into tlu- cabin and cttllltz'; a “0:0 “I the
lit itrumi.‘ lain“ tirc “nu-1' imc. ll. 2- Nos.- cur
lri'ul ll;v' lirltzumiv‘x \i-lc fully in tut ‘l‘l’ic
tin-W utl‘ tmm the t‘ It". the t
lk‘ \\ :l\
I lllll’rl
[uric Ull llic lil‘lltllllllv‘. tit-\v in”. Hll‘lllt'l‘ i-n.
und ripptti; ug-‘u ln-r \l~l\~ l'uru distunm» {‘2
.Hum lhc l'cltic sit-wt lwhmd Hz“
l‘l\cl‘v uric ll‘d'li,‘lll ll‘n‘ liritnunic “as sink
ing. and t‘uplllln >I'Il’l'V‘ wrdvrwl Ill” lmuts
I umcrul Sumc cl‘ thn Illl‘ll (rm-l tn \‘llh'l‘ llic
_ lifcbunts. and a rainy of liflccu tin-inc“
4:0: in :i launch and slzst‘l-si.i'ur tlic t‘cl :-
. :in. 'l‘licl lit-mm (lz‘cn his pistnl :lll-l llircu'
‘ncd it» slow:
repent tl-m --t
amv ux‘ lih' cn-w wk»: wtiuld
~ Nduct-l lib uuniwu :ltld club
\\:I\ tin .t.
vnmltritwluugcr. tlic [emic was alluvcl mil
Th- ‘ y in 'lilic l'lill'illll\ “trim-1“”
~:"t‘llllv".\‘ . ,tmaltul tvuci‘bcr. and. l_\ . m:
lir|lll~'\\::l~‘lll ti\c lll-lllwn' \\l';lillw‘l‘ cauirnt i
. lt‘. ml in cum] lilt‘ tun .li».b:<--i
\ blunt ‘\~\-i\.- ‘iw'Alllvl Ni w Yum.
liclnt'c litl‘ am ..~ \I ”writing llic
Llic vii-ml
-c.\ had. and tlw kéTiml puss»:
\\t‘lt .lri-Hml nut'lxuu’il lt' tbs-3r grunts
\-~\- ls
~,.\.
”1.
m.
\
:n
Hi
:n.- In) in Hf tlsx- am an ‘l‘ln- \ll‘il‘ll‘llJ"
.\l:trcn_ .--t llll' Wilma: Linc. :tll‘l ti c l .
."l kiilw u. l'~".ll ln-und lur \.-\\ \‘r-rn'.
--\ crlcn‘n {lac t'rl‘m' ‘lll l lir’i‘iuniz
‘rl-lu} .tiu-
ll
“1H; ‘
.1 {cw slunuclul t-vccptt-vis
\xlm \tht‘ :ilunc tl~\l\l~\l 1:0“:RN “lm
c‘w-rt or ill «Illar‘l‘ rktl‘il"\. \Vith
of fault‘ lix‘cmcn “im ucrc
ctlltrlilc 131‘s: lmul lfifi‘cl‘wl.
Humbl) \‘le l upturn
mm in mull promptly,
tlic gentler:
lin-
the
lliu
cvccp'tuzi
first l0
\ l‘v“ \\ i'l’t‘
Lu
ll:-
wurk wt in“ r2111): lu‘ulh.
\\.‘L\ suds-i mid \lll‘l‘:l\ rlttcr the
. the (1'; lift Ml tui‘ .‘t\\!llit‘. t'lm-l
l- I‘ rim-r Spell omit lig‘iuw :izil ch'mwl tlu»
\ilili!l{ dour lit tlu- outer tum lllllbltl‘H-l
dnidui; tiu- tn_mrcd munpntnicnt from ill"
rust of llh‘ <lup. and thou. pixtni lll lulu-l. slt'uvc
tin~ l‘t‘ll‘.:lllulrt‘ ut‘ th'c \lnkcis lurch lu .ltsciplzui-
and duly. 'l‘lihw lh‘.l‘.\‘ u-crc suizhlusl’ui the
NM
\lt‘ll
_. t-i-Ellsluu. uud the stnkcis and strcruuc lk‘\\~s‘!l
;:\*l‘\‘ lillcd .1 thumb. There were six lct't. :iud
the tits! sliu ~k :md qurfusiut; iii‘lilg uvcr. nud l
~‘Sll‘llt and nr-lcr some“ but rcsthhsl. ‘lh‘ wunl l
“uspusscd t‘rnm the (‘upt-im ull nil-u; the ;
Tin» ut‘ oilin-h and i-isscugvlrs‘: i
“ Women and \‘hlldl‘t‘n tint.“ * l
Thiscummund “usubcynl with \cr\ few
r\wptiu:i~:. Husbands and fathers put wins
and trcrublingly. Mr.
1‘. 1’. lluntuigttm. the railroad magnate. bud
ecwrul ladies in lus party. llis‘ daughter
went to tlic \‘cluc clad In licr 311;;le
:clvthcs und licr unrid‘s ulster. 'lhe I‘I‘xt
».rt-u\-ur:«.d on the llritunuic: .\lr. Jose Ma.
\li) arcs. .\ l‘ubun. ll'icd tn iuducc his wifcju .
take the only vacant plu‘c in uni-of Ihclnmts.
t‘lut‘t‘l thgit it: he nus gun: to die she “us
will}: tu dlc tun. lunl rcruuluul.
‘lic men “he made lt‘x-ttblc\ycn‘ lller.‘ “bu
bad no one but tln-tuschv; to look out tm'.
Some of tlnsc, slid to bc frum tlnutwmg .
wcre tumult-ed by another pistol ut the hawk '
bf llu- lil‘sl (\lliccr. Illllt‘l\‘ \u‘t‘c \uulclct‘rc‘l ,2
t‘\‘(‘l| by this und sprang m cr the sidc, into 3
the bouts on top cf the \uuucu :uid cluldrt-u.
One man. Richard Littler. of l‘lcvtlaud. ‘l
stccrage passenger on his way to his home In
Englund, was sliding' down a din ft rope to :\
>lil‘
drup ovcrlu‘u'd. Ile \vusthcupullnl into
the bout. Ills watch stopped a! hill
o‘clock. .\ L‘lleund cmig ‘nnt. made
a leap for a boatload. of “‘Ollll‘ll just
as it \ms shoved NY. .119 fcll in!”
the water. A line was tluMwn him
but wheulie was drawn up to the luk‘II he
\‘Olllll only get his hmd over the side. The
people in the bot". luid Imld ut‘ his clothing
and (\uupletcly disrobed him in short unlcr.
Finally it rope was tied to u belt which he
wow. and he was towed ustcrn ever to the
Celtic. 7
The women were handed down into the
boats by men standing each side of the
gaugwuynaud men who stood below were
supposed ‘to catch them.‘ 'The ladies say
they were keit from going overturn,
but. that it. l id “not seem to mat-
ter how they got. into the 'bmits. (in
reaching the Celtic. whose people had just
about. , come to the conclusion that she was
not in nisinltiug eondition.’ they were pulled
up by ropes. . ‘
The Killed and Injured.
“'hen the collision occurred the steerage
pawengeis on board the Britannic were taken
completely by surprise. Many had hung
over the railund others were sitting on the
deck engaged in poms-ml occupations. . Mrs.
Robinson, a stcerage pmxsenger, was peeling
potatoes, her little 1hirteen~ycnr>old
durigliter was writingr a history of the voyage
and icr son of fourteen was shelling peaks for
A than sat beside
them smoking a pipe and lazily watched their
domestic occupation. “'heu the cry “She
is going to strike“ was raised there was
a rush of passengers away from the
law. but some had not time to escape. Mrs
obinson got. out of the way, but as she ran
she looked around and saw her daughter‘s
body cut in two and her son crushed down
bv. a terrible pile of debris.
The pipe—smoker was stripped naked
by the wicked prow and his body was cut in
two and one of his‘ legs tom ()3. Another
man was torn into shreds. Still another
was decapitated. and a woman near bv
was buried under such Island of iron that
it took seven men to lift it off. She was
badly crushed, but. survived. There were
others wounded by flying boltsand rha
other casualties. The accounts di cred so
materially that it was impossible to measure
theextentofdunagetohumnnltte.
Ag. omcinl Stamment.
Purser R. X. Musgrove, olvthe Britnnnic
made the follo ‘ officialstatement:
“0n Thur-stilt , 9a: Hay, 1887, a 5:95 1-.
I- wenthercnhn.” smooth tug at inter-
nis, ‘ Celtic collided mun
.
the Whip . .
MRI-1mm alter-anthems.
i alts '
- \\lu~ ;:l\r tlu- nrdovh \\~-l‘c a maxi;
i nusww
' litcn‘"
' strickcu uud unable to tln “lint llllb‘
shut
'l‘hcn- was wusisid‘rnl-Iv m-utusmu :alwn‘d
thi- tumi. and the ]\.I\V‘ll;t‘l\ lay down nu thc
Ibuu‘ul‘nl rl‘:t\\3ul utrlcrtln» bunks tn taxi-ups-
“yin; bullets. 'l‘livtium “tn livid iii-fur ucurh
half an iinur. :inui \\llll‘ll tuttv‘ it \\.i\:tlln\\cd
tn prm-‘wl The d.» -r ut ll:t'~~\]vl1 ss car was
t‘urcccl u}- n and about $63“! “3s tgtkcn. 'l‘lic
luciscngv-rs \\\‘:‘O‘,i'wlll:;h ~.l tn throw up tlivir
llitllli\_ .‘nnl \‘I'h‘ units“! in h.nni m- l‘ tltc
.stwu’ugc [etsscricvix \“"l't‘§.;.‘l‘.ll‘ -'l there. and .j cad. and I‘I':axlul‘\~l ll‘ll;‘l\ - ll~ Sunni
; at least four x-t‘ tli--ni \vrrc killml untruht by 3 drug. Illr l‘:tll\\':l\’ p-nml clvrk. till the
the \‘l‘.l.\l) ur the l ‘clttc‘s pruw..uid by tzilliu; l rubbctx ln- l::l~l unuc. us tlic day line curried
Elms-cs mt ll‘i‘ll. .\ lllzlllln‘l‘ “cu- sx‘l‘h'll‘l} 3 all 'l“"l"‘.~'l\l"l"-l l“ll"l\. and “il‘ "ll“HllWl
1 lllllll'u’l ! that they did nut carc tur tin-m us rbcy wcrc
‘Tllc lil‘illllllll“ was stt‘l run in; ~ n-l. as sir.» i, not nttcr “l‘ncli- Sam's mum y. but .luy
. linitlil‘s. ‘
’l‘hc‘ri-bl-cis “cl" in \rry gut-d lllllllnl'J nd.
gum; tlir-uuh 12w cxpn-ss cur. lclalc a
l-lcusurll gnu-l night and vii-«unipnl Sniuc 0f
tln~ nicu “vrc nut Ill:t\l\~‘l. but tlu- uuc
and “(h
ulr‘cssul ltkc a cuwluiy. l-varixs
_ ‘1‘ Nutlmckcr, “In: \\:|.\ urtletv‘l l“
turn our the lniillr}. handed the rcl-lu-n
tall uu-l
only a small amount. and “as bcutcn mcr
, tliu lu-a-l A lnulu'ttzlln \\;I~ pounded dur
In: tltc I|I\Illhit‘ l‘uqtal Vic-r}; Spun]
<duil: says he dhlllb‘IlV iii-:trd the nrdcr
gnvn by the lcmicr. “llun‘t llllll‘ll 3in ul Illa!
)quwngc-rs rind dun't \lhnil :nlyut‘ cur uwu
'I‘lr- lllt'\N'II-_'t‘l‘ ulsu says that ln- 1.»
licvcs the men “cm~ gixvn ll:llltl\ |Il lhc l-ll‘l
lls‘.\\‘. .
-
REDUCED TO ASHES.
.\ 'I‘nu n in .‘licliigan (‘uniplclcly
“‘ipctl lint ut‘ [Antonina
. A tirc brnkc nut tla-~ uzlzcr murmurs: in .\'~-\\ .
taunt R 'l‘rclctw‘; : u'c. :tt l.l‘iu~
Linden. in tlw l.:lk-- .\ll;N‘l‘b|l‘ rcziuu nf .‘lscli‘;
gun and rapidly spt‘c'i-l {a ntlicr psrts nt‘ the
tuwn. the prm utizn '
gmacz‘ul \
ll: \ up“ czi'iv adding in
lay uf‘tcr tln- :l-x blt'ltl. mall u c-imiumul ”mrabldl'l"‘.=ll‘\'\\02 ll!" Ilillllns‘ .\l Her \_|t]h’-
{hf-i», in Sand} ”Jul, Thu psi... “pr: w. . .» ‘ ttztlc tbc 1.1m:stvmstnlunelwczip'irtmllvt-r
' .n uwlil‘ly‘lillllbfil .‘lli t‘ic i2‘ll-‘. :mil \\.~:tt about. “hotly \\ ttlmut gin. m.-;,~,,. .i :li-yl‘ngg inn-l
\\ :zii l:zi pt‘cscfh-t‘s l-nxm l :us‘. tnlln-zrbtnlics. \\.‘I\ ilgnmst um wrinus mm!“ ~31...” Tit..-
.. , \ lll:l;<‘ l\ Immi'tc-l mi tliv “,-\z bun}, '..{
Taking In lllc “nuts. Turin lailuxm tlm Kru‘rnu“ l‘,~iiii~.ix‘..i.
l‘..‘..x~x.:«..: ll: hr llri‘. ‘\\il\ inn «is: . H" ll'l“:i~‘"l““ 1“ ulh-ut Agni 'l‘iu- (Kiln
.ll; \“iltlrl’lxl'l. . w .u-tuiu 9..<_l\c- Hm urdi-r in ““‘l “”‘l _“““1-“.-‘ “ l." .‘i‘lll-‘i‘k ‘mmi‘ ‘l
“on" to lltc lwuls .‘l‘ll:’\\\llill l':s\\s‘ll lliu- tl lluslt mill‘ ml‘ Sillttllfil lh'w“ 1“" ‘ lllllgc " ‘3"
llll‘-‘l~;ll ll: . “My. , H.“ n.1,! imp“; “a. “1‘ Ruth u \l\\‘ mill. rlu'iv church‘s. a blunt.
wag-rs. 'l‘ln-u (w; m a Wish! {Hr lump“. Ils‘“‘\'tdllwl‘. und ill"ll‘lldlt‘i‘lllpll’llétilll Hf m-r- .
j Wyn.” 1“ A h.“ ”hk‘xmtfl “1,." “wk cuntuc ht‘llSl’.\ and l‘i*\lnlt‘lt s... lllv‘ slump
Illt‘lll ll‘\=lll “m; l. ilt‘«‘;l.\l ‘l..‘|ll\ tum “l‘ll‘ 35' 53‘1““ llllic ‘ll‘lillh‘t‘ lrnm llic \ ill:
W r tlircc nu u L. lmld .ii um- ,. ; directly cutbe lulu: uud “ch: unlutrzucl.
wrvcr and {wright hm l tn lulu-l fur it \i‘ttl: l The “Hill“ ll’l‘ulv“ “H“ “l “l“ “'“ll “11“
wipul cut. only um» mlm-nnuduuc urcut mnr
ct bent: \fth‘d lrum tlic .\\\'ln‘plng tic-struc-
2 Thu» lumdtwl tumiltm lust cn-r)
thing cxcvpt “but they . luld nu» ‘
. llicu‘ bucks Thc ltclplc‘s ‘lltmliun of lb-~
' I\*\\ll \3nswlll)’ rcudcnsl tln- temple panic
llll‘s‘lll.
’lmvc lawn dunc to \;t\ v prutvt lv
lintll lluuglitnu :md lllluu-‘K l-‘iro Hui!-
pluuu-s rest-undid nw-l-h to tlic call fur :|\\l"\‘
:mm- and did grim purl. ‘Neiriy mvry
tum V tiu‘tiul utltu‘ciazrt "nut ins “2‘ linux-
linld owls-and surplus czutlmig. lb: tluam-s
reaching out “llll such rapidity that housi-
lu-ldvlk quickly t‘culiasl that tlivir t-lll\ mfrty
“as in llhlutll tlight.
About 2“.” l'llllallll;:\ in all “crc ill-stroytsl.
'l‘lu- llI\\ \\ ill cxcusl Shunt-'1‘,“ :tl; ill‘lil'illlk“
ct $301ku to ‘ilKlARhfi.
_ $25,000,000. '
Discovery of an Immense Siltei
Treasure in India.
The l‘uinucuil Stwrctni‘y cf India has .‘ld-
3‘ vised thr llritisli \ixncrumcitt of tlic (IISK‘UV‘
ct y c!" an immense amount of tiwnsurc. csti
llullul n: m cc 35:5.txkukkl, which but! been
scrretnl in the pulacc u! llwnliur by the late
.\lulmr:liuh 'l‘hc h‘cux’ul‘c bud bccu sunk in
pits \lilkh r the \nulls lrtwuth tln- chmti:r.nlnl
the ‘I'K‘It‘l \\i\\ intrustnl tun fc\\ scry nuts,
’l‘lm Stemmi‘y- \\‘1|\ present “licn the
lrcusuti- was uttcrirtlml. After rcuuuing
\tn- curth to n \lcptli cf sis: feet this.
wur‘nmtu uiuxntrnl unlit tlugstuucs.
licnczuli tltcsc stones “crc, scu-r‘al pits
lill-xl tn, the brim “‘Ith sil\er. chiefly
lrcslily munml ruins-s. lu ouch pit was a
plutc tv-xnnlmg the uluuuul of thctrensul‘
and the names of the otlicials who had
: assisted in secreting it.
The Indian \iuvclttuh‘llt ‘llbfi token the
hurtrdtun luuil‘nuuthe yuung Malial‘ujuh.
The native Lupus pmlcst against this
action of ‘n‘ Government. They say
that bad the Mnburujuh been all
adult instead of being under It
rcgcucy controlled by the (lovenuucut. he
would ncx or have invested his whole wealth
in ludinn swuritit-s. A question will be vuisul
in Parliament as to whether the “investment?
be not another name for seizure.
.-
A‘LUNATIO’S‘ ACT.
A “'elenowu Louisiana
Fatally “handed.
Mr. lmseh, the‘overseer on the Womllnnd
plantation. fifty milks below New Orluns.
was shot a few days since and seriously, if
not fatally. wounded by a crazy man nailed
“'ilson. The lunatic was armed with
a double—barn‘led shot gun. and at.-
tnclt‘ed the overseer in the field. emptving
both Mrrels of his gun into him. Meshing
both of his legs. He then retimd to his cabin,
in which he fortified himself for n seige.
Sheriff Thihant summoned n W to assrst
him in ’ capturing the murderer. Among
those who offered their services were
Mr. George Osmond. late editor of
the Mastrotte, of New Orleans, and
of the Plaqueuiine Protector. The party
went. to the man‘s cuhiu and called upon him
to surrender. “‘illiams poked the muzzle of
the 0on through the crack and fired; wound~
ing Osmond fatally in the neck. The poseset
fire to the cabin. and when “'ilson ran out
they shot him. Osmond wasa man of pluck.
\l’hile editor in New Orleans some months
ago he was attacked by two men in his ofilce.
and killed one of the. assailants—Robert
Brewster. State Register of Voters—wounded
the other, and was himself wounded.
Editor
JACOB sum. ’
The Man Charged \Yith Bribing.‘
New York Aldermeu on Trial.
The long expected trial 01: Jacob Sharp.‘
President of the Broadway Surface Railway
Company. began in New York recently
. EIGHl 0001's Hui.
in Hamilton. Canada.
Their Cab.
Editor O‘Brien was more enthusiastically
receivul at, Hamilton. Ontario. than in any
' other place he has visited sine} be began his
tour. No demonstration was made against
him during his pass‘tge from the depot to [hr
hotel. or fmm the hotel to the' I‘ulnw Roller
Rink, where he spoke Monday evcu~
ing. The meeting itself was a. moist enthusiv
tsticcmc, and there was no disturbunm‘. ex.
ocpt that made by a fcw persons OutSllIt‘.“‘llll
“1““ *l‘lllikl)‘ dispersal by the poll“). When
Mr. O Brien left the rink. had he gone out
of the front door, when‘ tln‘ [hllit‘c had
clcnnsl and were guarding; the street. for him
them would have been no nttesupt upon his
l‘.‘““‘ record. But. some foolish friend rub
. visul lum to so from tn.- rink by the private
side cutrancc un Manb street. Mr. U‘liricn
conscptul. thinking merely to csca so the
; crusluuglu thcchnvd which :tnuitul iim if
i he went out at the fun“. entrance .\ vim“!
, conch was in Walling uu Mt‘xllh strc‘t. and
> just as the nus-tin; clussl Mr. «flint-n
i went quietly Il‘titll the rink, and cinch-«l
.the carriage. lie was accouqsuiicl by
Mr. Kilbridc ' and )li-ssrs .\lc.\l.1liuu
: and Il-clch of the Natl-anal Isa-urn»
-. O‘Brien and Ktlbridn sat
the «such. nud Mclluls-u :nid llunch in front.
The I‘sk‘l-‘ll was drivi-li by .lnhn No-lx-ut. l‘nxsa»
, dent T. l‘. l_|‘liricx1.ut‘ llu- Nutmuul League.
sat on tlm lmx >0.” “ztli him. i
_ As Nelsun “hit-pol up tilc hots-N and faced
{or the hob-l. u cry-“‘11\llllvlrlll)‘ uppcurwl.
\\ lucli prov-‘1 uul'ncndl‘v. nu sw-tlcr
1.3.1 \‘r H’llricu :iu-l ll“ ;r.cnds taken
Ilh‘ll‘ plu-‘cs than illv‘\ wt up thv usual
i hissing mid grinning whn n vulvad
tubcu \lgllul 2d a group -t the turn “hm
- lurked :nvuu-l the mar‘mt lent-ling. in
Marlo»: Squaw The turn “in. ll'\~t\l 'zuul
till the back scat nf
fur
gnuiiinl {mi-med the carrlub‘. :lu-l :l\ 1:
\xlm-l-«l min Mm'kct Squaw Illvt’i}
\\';|~ a sudden “ck. the burws
pnmcml find it flash of light sliddwnly {xvi-l.
d a grnup of buildings \v‘lu-n- the mun
~ " Tl:U t‘cins drnpi'ul on! «it Jnltu No-l
sun s hall is. and with tlm cyci: lllullwlt: “1 th.
rm Hw-l. l‘m shut?“ lu' ft'ii forum-l un til.-
N‘ul’ , '
I‘t‘;s\ll. crash. crush. uni-'3; 'as Jigi:llll!i_'.
nul through bright tlnsiiw ul limit?- s u-d tho-
: bulletsfrum tun l‘\‘\1\l\cl\ until cigllt distinct
shuts bad l-s-n tirw‘l 3U . t l‘lirtcn strrt ‘lb‘~l
- t'i-rwurd lu look cut, and us luv did s“ u bull
l “litskcl by .lll'~ {am and wusal {llri'll.:ll tlzc
up uisitvc \\ ind-xw \\ ithum harming unvlu- ly.
’ l l‘ (lilirtctt. Nclsun's cumin-mun. “ho
had but amazed and dare-l. nu“ gruslul tlic
ruins and ltlslusl tho liurxm t itruuzh tlicupmrc
inb- Jane-s sin-ct and d-mu t-\ the lwiul.
ill-re tln-rc was :m-lthcr ’imtdc cr-m-l. “nu
again heart“! as lbw pct \\ itltm lt’lnl tn
pivn lb.- -i--uz'. but cmzid . it. Mr McMahon
jlllllllwl UH‘: lllr dwir. and drawing .‘l rmni
\v‘l’. ln-ldthccnnhl at but. ulnic M:- Hlirto-n
and lll< t‘rtcmb wwrc Haiku- tin-tr u-xst trum
the c- r11 :llm Ill Iln‘ \izuv t;il-~niiilut‘t.il-i--
way. As ttu- party \lv; pml mt» tlac carndwt‘
('l the lznlcl a \ullr) nf ru"..~iic;;:~ “aslzm'ml
an tlwm, but nu um» \\‘:l> lnt l'tm-t‘ ut‘ l’tlllv‘t‘
.‘lt‘KlllIlHll and his mm tin-u ruslznl up, but
all. “us mcl'. ‘
Kelvin “as lukcu I“ the \ ‘ily llv‘\l|ll‘ll. llr
Jam-w \\ imi- crini-‘l-sl lit" burial ll-- \“url
llh‘ “nun-l 2‘ il:\!i;r~mti~. I: is m tlzc lcl‘t
\\l .g .
'l‘hn~ day urcvwrh Smith-v .\lr. l l'liri-‘n had
spent tiulctiy :it Ni; um l-‘i llw \..i~ sut’
l‘c: my. cnusidcrdl-lv trout : ‘uncs ru-w l\ ul lll
tlicrllzucksut-iu lulu at nut- and Km:-
s‘tnn. but cxg-rcxw'd it rich . :llllluth‘tl tn lump
his i-ngu:cm«-:il tn spark :tt Illumltuu. :iiul
didst- \\ xt‘n thv rcs‘ult .tlh~\t‘ iii-scrdwd.
3's.
THE NATIONSlL GAME.
l‘nrstm‘xrt'trvnnxu“ pf
- Lament. isu bus» ball \‘Ill‘l.‘.l\li\‘l
H l.\ cstmmtul that $\‘w «Ht! \\ ill be wild in ,
NIl:lI‘l(‘~' to lu‘LM‘lk‘In playc
.\luut_t\‘_ 0f lust scaxvnk \‘litcagd
dour: own-- clvu-t‘ batting fur the Boston
Rita's. ’
'l‘m: Kahuna} la'dlllt‘ sud Ann-neon Assw
cul‘nui u“ ubuiit In“ buds tzt the (\llll‘l‘ of a
N‘d‘fllll.
\ ‘l‘ilkl in.
HALVM nftlm carom .is will In twine ‘
cf the gt‘n-sllcsl in.» “gut in plll‘llt‘l\ in the -
.I ‘
in: l>--t:.~:t :l“:l >2
in; tlic lclui lit t:\lt:?‘_\
six‘tulxulh _
Tm: \ln‘zlgll‘ ..:‘ Ill: rubbing."“‘asluugton
:md ltnllumnw‘.» \‘itlln wcni lu hare bud; llll‘
llct\.\l:lltutul.
Hm Nixon‘s lst \\1‘.
hits a tlnc lull tram.
slutluuul tlicn-
“ItI l‘tTTt-Z liR-nyuvu. (d the l.«-t:'\\i'.lt\
»1t‘lub. is prmiug llltuM‘ll one at the grcub'sl’.
bath-is in the cuuutry. .
lluuui: llicuiuuxm-v madetlmtimt hwme
run at l'ctrnit. llis wwurd is ll“ shaves at
V a first \‘lll\\ burl-er sll=1\_
llsusrv. the pitcher of l.ntli~\ il‘u- t‘lub,
l‘lulis .‘IY‘u' li Ild-
bums
ch
ill Yuri. IV‘
Attempt to Kill Editor O‘Brien , a,
He and His Friends Fired Upon in 1
i
l II"II‘.I‘ lll l-‘nu-puvr
2 day.
t
’EWS SUMMARY
Eastern and M ladle States
A unn‘rlsa. under the auspices of Knights
_ Labor, was held in New \ urk a few cverr
tugs turn to dcnuunw the ratification of the
Russian-.-\meric:iu Extradition 'l‘mntv. ’llcv.
Ilr. Edwanl lit-Glynn was the principal
qwalgcr. The II‘\\‘}I_\' mnkcs it possible for
; lilts‘fla to arty-st in the l'nmsl State-s fugitive-s
Wanted fur-uttcmptwl [mlitlvall il\‘\'l\\lll:lllt|ll.
‘Mus. lulu-nun. the must ttnlcl soprano
Stllgt‘l‘ tn l‘ittsburg. I't‘llll . has culuntltlr‘el
suicide llydli‘lllg’lllg. She had been sull‘criu;
trt-m melunclmliu. ,
\(‘IIARLES B. ansuurs was arraigned in
{curt ut Morristuwn. N. J., for writing and
circulating an attack upon the (‘hristilm w
ltglcu and the Bible. he was found guilty
notwithstanding the cfi‘urts of his counsel.
Colonel tixb lugcrsxlhuud scritemul to pay
a tine of S271. llcynnldsrs an lIlIltlt‘l]|l\‘fl\‘h\'r.
and has once bct‘uwbu-u indicted for bias»
pin-my.
A Fun»: in llridgqmrt. Conn, dwtniyul
property valued at $100.00“.
lit: the man urn-sud at Morris
nr bluspln-my. was found guilty
of $35.
g (‘unucllsvillc
3 l-loulsbnl. l\\'u\\'ul‘ktn~-u at Sch-mnmukcr‘s 1
i wurks bciu;r fatally and 0‘“le lunllv lwhlt‘ll
by n cruwilut‘ strikers. i
1 liwl int: mm m lib” math 1‘ i-l
£03. lllc liuw
f th- susp ndvsl g-t‘tz-st" ultwtrtum.
. mtpsuml
Z .li-lz-luu.
' .
lzulh s \\v2n' druxniv-l.
;
. dun
. l‘czm . Luisa-hips! “mi lzvt' lulln I" c. .nrut
‘ (\Nh‘lllllfnl. a Illull'll ti lllllll.
i and cnuld nut ll~‘i|- lit-raw lion.
Tut-I gnu-1t strike of colu- workcts in tllr
Penn» h-gn-n has rc-sulksl in
Flvt»: whitmamd tlu‘m- ingrvrs wcw whit»
red from h\c I» but lusli-‘Ncnch at Newcastic.
“club.“ Saturday" t‘nr larceny. and \\'tlli:m:
: Norris. cnlnrul. cutlvictol wt ass-lull with HIV
tcnt tn kill. she-d unc liuur in the pillury.
l
i .~\ LETTER has l-vn publnllwl it: New Yuri.
l
fruit: thi- l‘opc tn Archbishop l‘nrrizrm. up
Ill" ~lt\§-“ll~lu"
l'r lie-liluirx. and IV‘erlv‘llllll
A H ll.\\l'l:t' ) :i- ht w vnlun‘ilngcl ’ rm‘smis
m tlgc II.» roan nu at l'hzld
l‘i;t‘-~~ \u'... _; lllt'll tut-.3 t\\u yumt,
_\l1s~~ 1m \\'i\\i:t:. thv beautiful
Merl-l “cubic. ‘Kll‘rlll‘ at l-.
. ‘
:ll‘ul um I
l-'ll\ lib .
.‘i tr tr
llzl'ulidllmt
\ill-- in"!
CV!) in; shc had 1..-. stuc strutrr. «‘\
Suuth and \\'c~t.
.\ rutu‘u at tliw \‘l‘VII "‘. wt Iirli .\ .‘lnl‘l‘l
V‘ll. u! Malina-22s. \ 1.. cvp‘n-lwx. \\ n- 'k;:i,: tl.~
mall and lllJul‘lll; ti\c turn. tlznv totally
'l‘wn ,l‘lucngu s. no? -r\‘ antic tn bin“s
tbc tl-u-r wt Ill" Ill‘luil\ Scxmlc at Springfield
Each afterward ulmli gzzul In thr N-natc.
l-Zx Hm “nun \Vntuu sun”. p-pnluri)
known n» “l-Ixtru llilly" Srilltli.ali~~l :lt lib
o ‘l-uuty. \‘n . nu \\'..ln.~
llc nl ins-ti !\\l(‘v li-wcnlut’ Hf er
guild and “us :1 llrigmiu-r-Uctwral in tin-
l'i-nz‘mlcunc Arm} Hr “as ! iglit} mur
)vurs Hf llgc
Nrtuux ailtim (limigu brick ynrxb hau-
3 shut dawn. [lb-H'l‘) :uldm; Linn nun 1.. tin
’ ll('\’
unltul ::t i val-i! H". .s .2.
inc secretary.
llllllllu‘l‘ nllc nu ;..~. «mm 0! tiic grczi: inl'ib-ll:
l-_\ cmp‘wycrs m lily building trullv
THY. lu-llcr In n pl. ‘ it l‘nirnn.K_\
e xp‘ulul. hailing ti w mm. {mull} ingutin;
n I‘llzl'lll and w 'EV-ll‘i) “nitridm; ti\c wtlicrs
lll.\\ \‘ fur-NY lirw :i:‘-- run“; in Il\t' «Him
in Nurtllcrii .\l~ unuu Mum tutti: .
1,... wt lass :tn-i --:i:«.z‘pt'~ l-'1’!)'l.u\t l-vn ..
str-wnl.
~ 'lu stray-ml s. v. :‘n‘
Mun) >lti1'l'. lit-i,
l‘iil‘ll-“l l-v drntlt lit: rq;
2H...-
‘ll\!".
' \‘l !-'
\‘Z
\\"\\lii\«.i-i\ 1‘
.\cu \Llnnn
and ti.
umtul lass l~
l't‘l‘u’w, \\l.u«l.«<~l lurch
lli'l .lupn:i'.l:~ s .mkutw
l‘l'~l~i3!v at
l;1\ 1-H;er
2 «ml 5.
o~lL
l-cu. \ t .3.
.‘lfltl tailli‘dii-Illtti y‘fi'iuw -
AT t‘I-~\\vswn~\\-~ \‘vm-r
Nation. Sural: l": . .‘l 1...;-
‘. lms ins»: t;\;.':.«l
Ztrimwl tn iw‘ nunsni .\
Hurt-«c. I‘il‘l‘wiuw
l\\.‘tl'v' lit-lulu “u
iiifutlllciii. 3:...
‘i‘nuu \\ NH. \\ \‘x hwrv l. I
his law-p4. \l Il'ifill liciumnvl.‘ :t '1.
:v. \ .‘t limizmuid :5 U1». tlizz’d um: kziiul .l y
, theammui.
\\'u~liiugtun.
M \Jztii .l. l.. li\llllu \r. ni 0:300:15
; has lm-u :tH-nntnl \‘uusultirn- “l . l‘a
' licrc wch- luuzw lllull "I“ Apply. .1‘ 1‘:
(dub. is i
l
, .\. J .utnr'c \V. Sun.
an llll‘il‘ I‘t"1‘.\'i.\\' as. ‘
“turn tlic
, "ml
-\‘~-i
‘.,,“::,,Ns,1 .=: sublil‘l‘i j
. bus l-u‘n lined $3” and in lctitiltoly susp unlul ,
' by Manager Kelly tur getting drunk.
NEW IIAYEV made the tirst triple play of
the season. (In the following day tuc Ath-
letics fulluwul suit in the game agnmst lizll‘
tuuurc.
'l‘urfl : awtu-w two on» armol pit ‘llt‘I\‘ in
; tln- prob
lid llllbl-cts. ol Jewry (‘in . and laughmd, of
Suudu‘ky. l I . »
‘: 'I‘llI-Zlil‘sl catcher to wear gloves behind the ‘
bat \vns [M‘lnvcmgix of the ‘x'tctorv t‘lub. u!
1 Troy, lN‘u‘. 'llie lirst lu wwu‘ a mass was
'I‘lutycr. of the Ncwut'ks. lll 1‘75.
ULAsst‘ucx. of luliannlwlis. is playing the
greatest game of his lu‘u at short. covvl‘ms: 3|
grout cxtcutuf territory, and making mur-
\ cllcus stops and thmws. At the but, how-
. ever. hw hits shown up xvi-elk so lut‘.
l‘Rtii-‘rzssmssl. lmselmll players “who
. pleut y of money and memysit them are “‘IV‘Q
enough to nova it. There are pmlutbly at
least tWt-tity-tivo players in the Rational
000 to $30,000.
0? the lntcruntiuual Lt‘ague players now
with the lmgue and Amwxutton, (audio. or
Bnltim rre. is the only one who is holding it
his end. Morrison, 02‘ the Nets. Darling. o
the Chicagos, and Morrimn, of the Cleve—
‘ lands, have not yet played up to last year s
form. ~
A sIXGI‘ILAn thing «curred in the sixth
inning of the thirtwn-imung Detroit-Pitts—
burg game. Miller \v ~ at the bat and-struck
a bull foul into the ni: A sturgmw was at
that ittslunt skimming over the held. 31ml the
ball struck he bird squarely. bringing it to
the earth dead.
Tm: Dettuit management in a circular
says: “The management feels confident that-
the Detroit Bull Club will be able to win the
championship of the lA‘lgllt‘. and trusts that
its patrons. at. the cud ‘ot‘ the 5033on may
have the ploasune of witnessing 3i scru-s of
games for the world’s championshipwith the
champions of the American Amk‘mtlon.
"I wsx‘r my men to play With their 11.93913
aswell astbeir hands and feet.” says Man-
ager John Kelley of the Louisville Club. “30
club can win it‘ it does not. resort to strategy
and science. and the“: is as much of this in
baseball as chess. aunts, or anything else.
have been driving this notion into the bends .
of the boys lately. and new. for the rust tune
in their lives, they us.~ signs in fielding. hat;
tin; and line running to a good advantage.
THE NATIONAL LEAGI'E RECORD.
in"; Log, Won Lost.
Detroit........ls 2'Bosmn........ll 5
Pittsburgh. . . . T It New York.... 13 S
1’hiladelphia.. 0 11 Indianapolis... 4 17
Chicago“ . . . . 7 ll “’asbington... 0 13
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
li‘un. Last. Won. Lad.
St. Louis......;’l 5 Baltilnore.....l:‘i ll
Brooklym.. . . . . H 2| cincinnati. . . . ll; 13
Inuisville. . . . .16 11 Auilefie . . .1 1 :;
Metropolitan. 4 19 clevelnnd. . . . . 6 19
THE IX‘I‘ERXA'HOXAL LEAGUE. 1
Won. Lost. ' Won. Lost
Newark...u..14 2 Svraeuse...... s . 9
. .. .10 8 Binghammnu s 10
Toronto.......ll 6 Humiltonw 7 11
Buflalo... . . . . .13 1' Jersey City. . . 9 0
Oswego.......3 15 Utica.........5 10
MYERS LEAGC‘E-
Von. Lad. Won. Lost.
WWW: ‘° ““““‘*“““3 2
' . .... 3 W: ....
Dnnbury...... 5 13 8pm.... 5 18
. m m will.
,Bnrvud...u.,_2 , 11m...“ 8 . a
m......... 8 Q , , ..... 0 4
League who have hank amounts of from ““9 '
[-Sllhln.
'l‘ul-i l‘n‘Sillt‘llt :2.» uppumtcl tbc frilnwmg
)nvSTIII-‘l‘l' LN’ :‘lll\‘<l l2 Twlmui. .\~l-ur}
l‘xrk. N. .l . . l‘\ rus l". l‘\-“&l. Hmnunmtntl.
‘ .\c\\ uric-ans. Jul.“
.\l, l'umgdn-zl. I‘m lzslc. ’y.
'l‘nl»: Su‘x‘ctm‘y \‘I the ltitcrtur has lll.l-l" 1“"
~;Il\\lllull nu tln- Ns‘rctnry of tin. Treasury
(n.1- smunu- 1.. b» \m-d'm the payment wt
li'thUIt.‘ iluc lll .\l:l_\’.
l\‘ lltc jullll \“\\l\"l vt the
tituil \ utc t‘ur
‘lnrula l.cgtsl:i~
l'mtul Sum-s Sctlulnt‘
n'sulhsl as luiluws: .\"uuuv~l l‘:l~cn .lk—mn-
;H; iiIN‘ll‘lt‘ll llcpublI-‘nn . 1?. Mr.
‘0 is a natnc v! England. wru-d tn the
. ~lcr.ltc urnn . and Mt ptvsrut :s Stwnkcr
vi the l-‘inridu llnus - ut llt~pn'~i‘l|l:tll\cs.
Tut: .\l|nt I‘ll\\‘li\l“"lilll:ll“\Ila‘ph‘illi‘l’lun
In.
nu Friday not wtthstruulmg “Bob" Ingcmill‘s 1
pits: on his behalf. and six-nwutixl tcpny a tin--
ennui norm.
The Irish Editor‘s Turbulent 1
Reception in Toronto.
1
Stoned and Chased by Mobs There
and in Kingston. ‘
t
William O‘Brien. the Irish editm'. mt—twith
a turbulent nus-plum in Toronto on Tuesday.
The train from Mont real containing the man
who had come all the way from Ireland lode
nouncc the (low-rm-rrGunernl‘s treatment of
his IriSh tenants arrived in Toronto on time.
An excited mob of 41.0! people surged round
the traimnnd when O‘Brien emergul from his
conch, followed by Mr. Kill-ride. a storm of
mingled cheersgrmms and him-s gnu-ted him.
Mr. O‘Brien‘s symrathizcxs seemed h! be in
the ascendant. \Vhen U‘Bricn alightul. his
hand was grasped by William Mulligrm. l‘rcsi»
dent of the Toronto Irish .Vatmnal League.
The two were immediate-l y surnsundui 5
by a dozen policeman. who. nib-r lift-en In:
. ntes‘ hard work. pushed Mr. U‘lirlc-i through
I the crowd into his carriage. The t Bruits-man
f howled
and annual llkt‘ m and x'\v:l‘£d
tunes math-a rush tum-ml H” im-n r» it to
seize lulu. They were beaten back watt; clubs
by the pull «0.
In thc carriage \rith U‘F-rirn and Kill-r33
Were warn-d l‘n-stdcnt Mu? in null-"c Trim-y
A
”iv
. 1‘. l‘. l‘uliilL ut' Turnuln, ‘i'llc cat'rtzuw l:n:\t~.~:.
E excited by tbc upr‘etr.
pnunvl willy. :ml
_ them “an; :tiinttxz-r tu c of cxcrtcnlcnt. but
\
; the animals w. r.-
fol Tltczr all
Hi;
. the pubs-n \\‘l.n i of fur dcput. tn
; the numlrr hf li-E, snrnrmrlwl :lm
: carriage. There “cw tun til": ct
‘mountul grill-\- in Il‘vlll cf tliv- \‘:lll‘t;t;t'
'auid two tins in tin; ctr T‘m- v'hur' ut“ . .
? carrying night stiv‘ 1 Illfll‘VLI-‘ti : s
' w as still K n Enrm- n.“ v rm 3 .. z’ m
. cartrnlzls. As- rl;.- mi
' and the cause they ran >:t‘il§.‘£
I gruzuwd
‘ upem‘i. and a Stn-znxt - ‘ "a.
and at the n-ru‘ 1-: tllv- inlrr :t;t‘
had strum»! (Ir-'lifltl Lls
:i in
l:c “lb 5:.1“ l} q
{nun tllt-dcpu' and .m- itmwd
caw-rmg tunmltunnsly rnr lsvwit- :v'.
(lilit‘iclt. 533L413”) {mi (its Linn“.
stir-l up :n llisvarrzagtz
crlul.
“'l‘ilrw cheers for war {rich-ls gn England
in; ' in. ..
clzl- rui nneie Ilw “Thurs
Thu (rum! 1’. Canon! :iiv . a“
Inthe lila‘sm Horas». ".3 rink-:21...- :m l grunt»
mg. Uilirzw-n‘s far-3 “ as p1 all and
cheerful as cwr. 'l‘lu- p- 1 us --.'1r 2 t i ”run 7
intuthclmtel. and tin-u ‘mlwl tbr brie-l
doors for half an in ur . Iln' dt-zrx “cre
pfigsri m tor
i "linen
ban-.1 lib Lt all. uni
The Il‘l\lllflrfl
Tl.-
au hour. andby (flint-1:. um. stun-i in tho‘
; lowcr corridor :2: Lab: 'I‘lwy
were Illll'lllilvfil Iv ("bu-ti t-v l’n-sldrnt
*Mulligan. who is. by thr— ' vvuv. the
business partner nt Sir Juan: Moat-mild. the
Canadian l‘rv‘rmz-Ar. U lirn n sin band-
:‘Vllll tau-h of them. A large l- put a-t‘
flowers was I‘hN :itni Zn ' XII: Yin-u the
inevitable mirlruxs .p :i t
chu‘r when Mr. My
Mr. U’liricn. stand:
find:
"I can hardly express my i.::l. arr r-m
tmnof the manner .1: ml .cl. Tim gnu-yin uf
l‘nnnda have s} nit-dtiqxnl “W; and '
tune-«l this rtilsslun U: -‘..t'~
[1 '1“ s had 11" pay :2 no : i‘
us and drum tn 1“ 5x:
ladlvlwtl It:l=(\ 15 I: l "
ltct‘c :n 'l'~ r Iii" <
rttutzgh tu tind ~23.
tune to tat '.~~ .1
gnz‘dut‘ t‘ic p“;
and l I'il.\: s;.vt
tau-lbw“ ‘ '
\"{|
and )'.~
.;.- itch-uni,
L . il~ 1‘ .‘
11:51; nuns lns in;
and dung-r! » b» “321: ':~
:h‘xil‘ .‘ til.“-’m_' l: ;.;; pwvi ‘
“l the ._ I l:.. in “as I". trn
arms at th3 liuss . :liv‘ ll 1",» inoh
.tle llr' ‘2 : llt.}»"~ all .n- ma
Udit‘lv-flx ixvrvi 1': .-'~’ vi ' l:;‘lt "
“\‘cwu lilxn‘" and 1'13: ra‘: Km;
‘3 lint} T" “cu- litanl nu t u r'\ The
: police made no ctl‘urz z.» i dbl-«2‘s: tel--
g I’llk'l’ :S 3.11.: {b ran :iw ‘ld: \ ,u‘c‘. w
was attend-real. .\lr ll‘liiwn “us nut :12 all
distill-lust and l.:~ \--.c~ “In; w .2 chvcrily to
‘ ~)”lnidfllz\' tar l-xi
each man \\ h-I \\ as lil't'v’tfla‘l lnl:
gin-1:0 tn-vt yum \ 2‘. m: i Ila-pn-
ml "
1n a sun 1‘: thuc rim mob 4.2::ch illfld'l‘ii'vl
on its own inwttnil. l: wx: icnt‘uml ti. t'. 1.:clt'
that the Unma- inlgvs ut the . :t v :‘i'il cf
York u-utsty. all a \r r. t inn" .;:,..
lm‘l Lin
fluid, by :l \tllllii Hillard}: ll“? tn intericrc
1m ' 1.1m l
h-llflvc 3 mar
with Mr. Ullr :t by anv cilia \ wrwlrtnl
unneuirnt. ’Iuc \‘rul‘r‘illllll IlK 1hr
7 lush l‘atholics ill the l .' ‘ tin tw "llv. and
. li‘lulhr tns'lln; nurm finally (Kuwait t‘c‘i. \\ as
against t "Brien.
At anon (‘mnrutny U. 1“: men, of they
. Donnmon Regulars (‘urpsz \v‘ re phan- 1 un l- r E
* arms in their barracks :ir Ilu- tic“
ut‘ tbc lilt‘s‘lHu‘ tin-rub m llh- l'mtnl Stan‘s -
his! \cat' tn have inn-n: Hold. K‘JJUIul-u sit
\chtifithktuv. Th ‘1“ tigun-s show an In
crease uf $33.1!ulfitn rl‘ the guld prmluctun
cl‘ l\\‘t. and a slight dc. rinse in tin-silver pix»
duct tun u\cr thr priw li‘lh year.
Foreign.
THE YI‘ll\“ h‘turns show that on Sunday
clc\cu [“l‘xinh lll licrlzn committed or at:
: lcmptcd to commit suicide.
gym-Ls \‘nunnu mil reviewi‘vllMN peer .
sx'llt-Ml children at Hyde l‘nrk. London. on
1 .1 line 2:.
assiuu, not in‘ludiug‘ Daily. ll:lll\\‘l_‘.;
i
l
l
a
clunciutcd.
l
1-inch "Ililxl will [no pnsvcntniv wall: a
mug cuuuucniumtan; the Queen's Juhlifi’.
.\.\‘u‘l‘lt;‘l: plot tn kill the ‘mv ct‘ Russia is
“‘Dflt‘h'il to have been ttnczlrtlml :it Xnvu
l‘clzcrkasit. Thirty arrests bavc ll tu‘mudc.
Mu l‘.\IL.\‘l-‘.Ll. :‘lylk‘fll‘s‘l tlic i-Ilicl‘ day in
Illc l‘uritisli lluusc ut‘t‘unuuuus turtlw tuxt
tum~ in sumo weeks, but lulknl feeble and
A F'l‘l-‘R his rough t‘cw‘ptiutt in Termini
Ellllut‘ (lilit‘lcn \‘t‘lll in {ML-nus, \\‘Ih~h‘ he
t‘w‘rlvr‘d a hearty “c‘cnmc and nddnxxd a
large uwcl lug.
'l‘luc \nults of :t balding banking llntl\0 in
tlic l‘ity of Menu-u llchbccnniblu-d ut‘ Stink.
000.
'l‘ur London Times has another installuwut
0f lllc \crtg-s ul‘ articlt-s m which it is tr\ in:
lu identifv Parnell with dyuntuitcis and tin
l‘hucuix l‘nrk murders.
.~\Ttlicuuctiuu sulc of the French cr.\\vu
jewelsiu l‘ncis the famous “Regent“ [marl
brought $37,000.
STRIKES un- cstendin: in Belgium. and a
number at" attempts have been made to blow
til-buildings \vitli dynamite. l‘nllisiuus be-
tween strikers and the military have also oc—
curred.
AN INVITATIon ACCEPTED.
The. President and Mrs. l‘lcvclmid
to Visit St. Louis in Scptcmbcr.
A delegation of lending citilwns of St.
Louis. headed by the Mayor. called at. the
“'hite House on Moudny and extended an in‘
vitntion tothe President and Mrs. L‘lcveluud
to visicthe \\ ~ostcrn city next fall. '
The invitation \‘.I\‘ contained in a large.
elegantly {numbbtmk with carved wooden
covers the carvxngs representing the great-
brtdge and the. principal municipal build-
ings of St. Louis. The clasps and
edges of the book wow of solid silver
bearing the initials “G. (I The invitation
was beautifully engrossed on QW‘ and is
si 'lli‘d by over 20.000 persons.
- ayor Francis made a short addnm. in
which he said that while the henple 01‘ St.
Louis would be glad and hunuret to receive a
visit from the President at any time. it would
probably attic-rd them great pleasure if he
could arrange to be in St. Louis during
the Grand Army Encampment. in Sep-
tember next. The committee. he said. de-
sired to supplement the invitation of the
Grand Army men. but if the President could
not come during their encampment they
would like him tocome whenever he found. it.
convenient and they would assure lum‘ a warm
welcome. ' ~
The President made a brief reply in which
he said that while it was absolutely im-
possible unanticigte the exigencies of the
public service so 1‘ ahead as beptem‘ ,, her. he
could not now see why he should not visit St.
Louis at the time indicated—aboutthe lust. of
September. l-Ie said therefore that he would
Elke pleasure in 8009118118 their kindinvita-
on.
The committee subsequently extended in-
action: to members 01th. President‘s
(intranet.
Amman-n . My“
‘ over {he‘tilgih rut-hilt}!
rthe park. but the earliest
; arrived, a litt‘u- nitcr ~t o‘clock. His carriagfi ‘
ti-rt. tun
mllt's from Queen's I‘ark. w ll. re the nursing 7
“‘35 held.
Thc Queen‘s Park is in Illz' northern art of :
Toronto. and covers about til: y acres. lcfure
the cnnvd gntlwral the pat".- pct-suited :7. .
really luwutiiul \‘lgllll. mil: its trn-s just lmi-
in; out and its bright grwn >\\‘(ll"l darted
with dapidelzauts ln the w-‘flt‘c of the rutrk.
under a canopy of tree's. s t-c l the «urn:- plat
form from which Professor tullwin Smith
and the Right llcvcrrnd llzshopi-f Alumna
denounced Mr. O‘Brien &~atuniny nsa "VI-tr
onions and untruthful speak: r. .
As ml}: as 1 o‘clock poor-iv began to war ;
up the wide Queen‘s a\|‘nu“ “‘lll.‘ll leads to:
limiigvmnn or
Tory found a solid boly c-l lnslnncn. 5.000
strong. mused in than! of the stand. By i
o‘clix‘k 13.0“! people \\‘rr\‘ t‘nclc.
Thi- p‘vhmxrumt \\0\9~ b1: imp. rut-s? . f tlu-n‘
Urnngetnen. The crowd did not manifest 3
its Ic‘lllpv‘r or lls‘ vpmivms unul Mr. U‘llricn
W315 cs.‘\\l‘lcd by twenty mounted “dim-men.
“'bu forced a w.iy through the crowd. It
contained. besidus Hr. O‘Brien. .\Ir. l-iilbride
and Messrs Mulligan and Cohill ot‘ the
Xntuulul League. 3
l‘pcn the arrival of the carriage bet-an a :
Irene of uproar and contusion of which To-
Nuto never saw the like before, and which 7
lasted until the unetin; closed. \\‘ben the
Irishmcn. mw (l‘llricu they chceml wildly,
and [lung their hats in the air. A! the suns
instant, from a lot of men on the right of the
stage. came a series of yells. groans. songs,
sliricks. and entcalls. so loud that people on
the platform had to shout to each other no
make themwlvcs board. '
President. Mum-ran step \‘l to the (rent 0!
the stage and trim to sport ‘.but the noise was
redoublcd. He wuld only shout into the ear:
of the re \rtcrs
Mr. O‘ ricu took off his hat, and. stepping
form-ml. bowed low. The ovation that. was
given him by his symiuithizers was a grand
one, and for a moment. its mighty shout rose
above the din made by than hostile to him.
But his friends were not there to shout, but to _
listen, and when he ned 13$ 1
month to speak the noise nude by;
his enemies seemed to ”W his
words back. It was with the greatest dial-
culty that the reporters, who stood right at.
O‘Brien‘s buck and sides could hear whst he i
said, and it was at. once apparent. that, 1
though no violence was nnslitnted. it was the
settled determination of the crowd to prevent
his speaking
But. Mr. O‘Brien was not dismayed. He
mood erect with flashing eye and curling lip,
h‘u whole body eloquent with indignation.
Ind he hurled his sentences at the mob until
the entire speech he had intendedwgive
wags delivered. During its delivery the mob
tried other tactics besides making a noise.
They endeavored in vain to push the Irish-
meu from their plants in front of the
stage. and managed to get up live ,
or six fights. Once or twice a. lit— l
the knot of them go: right. in front of Mr.
O‘Brien, but; they \vere driven away. At
these times there was a general stampede of f
Eggple on the outside of the crowdsall evi-
tly thinking than: riot had connnenced.
The police made no oflort to stop 9“th the
Ivlelli the pushing. Mr. 0 men. when
a got . to his hotel. said to areprurter:
“The attempt to mppras me Will do'Lord
Lansdowne 3 good deal more hurt than it
will me.” ._
Lord Lnnsdowne vouchsnfed the following
information to A re rter:
“Er. O‘Brien 1:: rs under false informs»
firm. Ihave always been disused“ ‘ to treat
my mama: moderation and justice. I
is"
‘ U lull-:8 i'l‘ and ii
; It uuhllincs the Kuh i-uour.
Duluth“ treat: ”1’. H. W38 “‘11?“
partied by “'illiam Mullignn and I). P. fur
hill Hi the Satimml League, and by the .‘me'
York newspaper nurspondents The crowd
that had gather“! granted and liland_‘wrth
vellum-me and surrnumhsl U lawn.
The Irish editor turned into lungs stir-ct,
which bounds the RIF~I§X Hun. ‘fltl the north,
and walked down a Mail; to Bay street. He
sun-tut down [lav street» to the South. About
Ilfldfr\\’fl\' down the street the mob stirred
around A him and ph‘smi him to the side
of a brick building adjmning the sidcvralt.
Ho rriui. excitedly: “Buys. this 15 i“?
fair." Three. twins-snort, \\ he had been 10:
l““‘ml: him {rem a. distant“. then pushed
thlpugh tht~ cmwd. and mnnaxul m extnt‘ato
binn, He wcnt down the strwl. . with the
pcxhccmv-u in his root. the mob still men-«burg
Ill numb-its sud violence. ‘
At themrner of Wellington surest. which
terms the smith side of the spmm around
vhmh U‘Bricn was walking. a tight attract
the nth-mini: 0! the police and they ran 1-11,
leaving O‘Brien unprutq-ctul. Insuuttly mis—
M115 luv-«gnu to bc (linux11, A nineties; struck
l’nsnh-nt Mulligan in the back. and stones
be um In strike the 11:01le lnrtnn- whwh
U‘ iris-n was Walking. one of winch nudged
ctl' his hat. H:- pichvd the hat up. and lzcul it
su as in prutrh'vt his head as much & possum».
Thcn he tncl‘wixd his pace up “:“El'
tun-n street. and a. terfecz 2nd
of >1Lim§. rotten eggs. slit-ks. and
. i all sures uf missiles tulluwai. J. 1' W'nll. the
:\\N‘i‘IlII-\I l‘n-xs n-pnrtcr. was stra. k in tire
lzcml watt; 3 storm and kmrkui tit wn sens-—
has. “c rwovvrul Illunlt'llwlxt. and Tinned
ml“ .1 little. al'm‘.‘ cailmi Johns-ms bull.
U‘Ilru-n turnu.‘ tv for tic-b and v'l‘lenj’
1 nu dogs. dun I you see we are 1m ' fined
men '“
Hts cry was nnswcrwi by a shower of stones
:md l'rwklvlts. Tin-:1 hr >I21niii t-- tan. '3 he
strwt “as unlaglxul. mid [flirt-an so am:
>:*‘l:’.s-l :h is: be .‘iilllth: Hun! In It .rk He
.wl In x»: mm >31.er fen «dry 55.:
aim
.3. klll' the
:* “as im'kul. 57- WA wxzuslwl ' '
.c.) what.» It" 33:» try ‘
m min Tbnxms Lniurs
burst dour tn tlic .aundry.
gun \\.i.~ with him. They ms: tin-stub
shup. (cu-rm: the bi- _\~w:¢~:. and
Tutllyiulg utmu xzr-b did
r:- T :‘vllww th‘ :2: mun-din
max; «1 unbrir tam sit-rm
lev“ .2; is .nnx: mm»: a, the tin-s"
9n: s. e-}' vn-ilul‘ ‘ Bum
"ling lz. “KLI 1:.» Luz?
\\ .ti. Tl.‘1l\ EJZI‘J-‘D ” x tn.
1-. l' t until. 5u' _ v: tia- Xnt: rial
i.l'.'i;ll". {hi-null l 1b . '2 and Man; .3“ into
llie l iv} Vic 43- Has land was but _
tw. l'n..‘t"-\ ' - m1 (‘lulrws
man. a in :lm oiling a! the
(Ir. an; I H-tartxnrnz. w 2.0 brig»
w-nul m thew-err. ~rifle-i (”P-r. n.-
iland 41ml nlsliul “ 2th lam nut of ttw an ‘s; v‘
n
|;‘
by
c} :3:
Land
he
i ‘.;.h_
n.
' ,.,- .mg- gm“ 2! must 2rd. Tlmr. a: it? a
. ii':\\'vV-Il tuv l 1;:s the- party
cranial ill!“ a yard in “a: nor of the Pussm
llu‘. and in a x“ \\ ll.:l:ll!k-S Mr O‘Brien was
safely in his rum: a: the hotel. - a stint; 3
hit! hi: km. and or was slander"; an:
harrmd.
.‘Iubbcd Again in Kingston.
\l tar U‘Brivu was nttarktfl by a mm at
. Vanni-i. l’l‘l-lziy null-r. as he was
i--:a\.:.~_: :‘tn- .ni. u to i: had .l ..veml an
a‘iiil"\‘ Dunn: 27237 §~t"'_.~‘\‘ n: 2L!- mew-tn);
‘ > “.1.— ar; unrxir- tn: and mum. as: cairn-
bu‘ “ll‘ll K;i.-ti-' was ~3u-.tb‘l.’.f at 1' ’
Lin-lira“! Iz-rlx' “as hard "ili‘f‘dl' 81.0 i=3: ..
“inn vs-w-vral bun-2nd Inch um: l--}~ Lad
unin'h- l. ‘l'n-y “crc >r:-»‘;t.u_‘ ‘ lust :‘3\2
‘ :twi ; ti - ”Er-«An.
“first. “in. lll‘ulz' the L533
1“.» answrr-si i) :: ill-i rm...r an; an
arms: rut-cu»- tin-:1; “govt? . l
mutin; “as Hut. .2 a. 13 '-\' re»
marks tr» m | "Latex. . l “ l: . w“!
i.-. .i;.ri:cn '0 tr; . v' Time: the
pvt-Iv .‘Idriwl to L:
.‘ir H‘lin- :2 iv?!
”1‘
ll tn
. Mair?» ll
rnrxnirrsw: 12.. la:
tum u tip: ! me
:1
t hni. surrey, 2rd “Ly 2.x.
As he ~te-::;-~i u:. til» strut: til“ “sub
and '1 ;;:.i “ r .«x
A
la >- tl :l’.
5'.“
“xi; him rusm wrist; is ‘ Ill'lc'l. \u-rt- \\ :1"
tho Ass-“mt": brass xvi—“rich .
uni. “ith a ‘-l . lKLIl'IR‘lt’
bzs lit-mt, and Inc New Ya n. “ n
turremintplim. 'l‘ln- Int-l: sing“; amen: i the
1512"“.)Viill.‘hi’kr‘drllu'll\ 'lnw- pr n»- \Mri
t:u\\l.e-tc Thr (I‘l‘lrs 3: party turrm. luv 1-:
m-rut’ .ln‘tuimt. stth nu “he! llw 2.121;
stout. imn \l‘eiimgtmi swat. ‘llm «not
was u-ry rims. and in Ibr unto»
sum the rxnrt lun'a'd‘Il of {Le party
:u the ”4,3 “as t. The dues ..,- a
lu-use DOT-3‘ the t’t‘fnvr. "Tllpted by James
N. “1mm. happen-d to be ctr-cu and the harry
startwl x-«z‘ It Just tsp-m the ~tvp< hi the
ill‘ll‘t‘ a ~L.r;-r n: 131- .zw-“tl burr U'Brzvus
Zl'lv-I ls {ti-zit inn: is itiitllrctwl—ptz. r: « 1 l! unit.
H h. mu d;\‘iHu-urc-l. wand» and. ‘2. 1' 1 4111’}
l... tur him and nut .. . .
lnrnds. rushmi duur: rn :lw llurmfl Home,
“(acre the} tlzmlgb: must ban. map-id.
Thvy did no: gm tnwli :tn- but”. but 31>
manual urztsidcmtnmiamg the inner “‘lll-l‘i‘fl".
Tln‘ll they Illnl-‘i up ‘tm- HIV“! :xgrutl curl
.né-ar the offitv of th" ' murz‘mi. Fa. run the
puller urn-sud one u! Ylu-tl‘ mums r in an
msmm the mob reward him and stark-d
the llbllt‘vfllan. Then the} strinshnl the win-
dows and bruin- iuthe dot-rs of the { ‘andlluvu
I‘r‘c-‘A-l-ut valve. In the- \IUEII‘IIII‘V‘VIIE: at
the huh-l. n yuan: Irishman nmmd ROW:
land. was hit in 1hr bcad and RUKR‘EG\I sense,
less.
ha i. v
lw‘
Nubody knew \"Ilrl‘v O‘Brien was 2.32 it
o‘clock. win-:1 Mr I'VII'!‘ lk‘Viln. wuu Lywai
the “inter, nl \“t'lilllglull and “Hirams
Sim-t. came duwn to u: Burnett liarsfih
win-N Mayor Furs-n “as. and told him that
O‘Brien was in his home llayor t ‘amn We—I‘l‘
to lk-Vlin‘s lluttsc and eel-tutu! U‘litlu-r. 3.0 the
Blil‘llt'll lions:—
C.
SUMMABILY PUNISHBD..
Three Train “'m-kers Shm
Suhlicrs in .‘lcxicu.
A train on the‘llcxicnn National r15!
ran over and killal a 311- ican near l‘at ‘
a “’u-kyagu. mic h‘k‘lhl.‘ 03f [heliuui la..l.. an;
d-‘rtooli to retaliate mull-u! a bi; r. wk «n :\
curve. The €21,111“: cf 3 passenger {nun s'. raw:
It and an American rllgllk‘vr Was llljlll‘vd
and 3 Mexican fireman klllyil. The Jets»
I‘clitiufi sent a squad of glow.“ ~ saber:
With instruct ions to hung in cu ry guru-u
Sll\}h\‘i(\‘ of any complicity in the (ill!!‘.!:?.
Tlur‘tyahrw arrests \u-w made. “'1': luvs-«r:-
xnticn resulted in the sclwtiuu cl f ~3- \ :w
tnus and scutenw was uummlnituy [use-st.
Shortly after sunrifis the rim-e vu n- 23.x?"itul
‘4 to the scene of the tltsaxtxr. stand up ‘lh‘hllV
: 'an adobe wall. and a me of snltlwrs tussl a
volley at them. The men fell at the tint tine.
.A sergeant stcprnsl torsional to tlu- Eula-s 1-2:!
a revolver close to ranch bend and Um out
their brains
NEWSY__ cgmmos. ,
Tami-z are “.0003.er residents
Intuit-n.
_Bu\1~mr sp-nt; Ninth“ entertaining Queen
Llwolnni.
A nuuwn of camrpdlars is mutual in
South Cul’Ollm.
Uni ofthe attractions in a Sr. Louis
mineum Is a tattoos-d pig.
YEARS of tea Listing have finally made
‘ the wealthiest tea linen-hut in thc
lime
: world. M. Mylukanutf. a. Romain.
SABIE XOYEK. of Landon). harm, is ten
yours old. weighs 10-3 puundsand is akin; on
{at at the rate of two [munds a. week.
Tn}; ipool monument to General R. E!
Lee at icnmund. \‘a.. will not be begun un-
til fall, and the manor stone will proud is be
laid in c not”. ' ' ’
Iv London the other day the Prince at
“ ales ch:'i\\?ut"l the $5.“!!th diamond ‘
from the Cape of Hood Ill-pa "The meerlal.
Tnsxlzwere eight pawns killei by rails
: wzzyaccidents in England lax year. agamsx
SEX the year before.
_ ‘ . The injuries stood at.
1:13 to:- lkHu. aga list «till; for le‘s'i.
Tnu_l:ltite«l.\‘t1tl~. have 201.13“ fisherman
and (Loco fishing \‘esvls. while tin-a Britain
was t‘rpnt'ied to have lawn: fishermen on
_ January 1, lost. with 9331' \‘NK
A noxsrsn shark. thinyfive feet hug.
twenty feet in circmnlen-nce. and W93."hlug
user four mas. Was captm‘c-d recently in
Monterey Bay. of! the Pacific elm
TB}: winter wheat report from the Dem-
hnve in _ every casewhere injustice merit of Agucultnresim yshowsashoftxgc
yearn uoltnteh‘eOfi 'I should hmzoontinuedto ammonium m .uutm bushels in
so - [and m ‘ ten-story ‘ . Estes—n trunk
conceirns. Themtemerfittnnttfizd name, lines covered by m
that, hon-ow money com British Gov~ m ' “03‘ “r m‘
eminent under the Land Improvement not ”fig-fies; the‘ gm“ .9
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Hut “Ma‘hdlytmtruo. Them metwtwmtymmthineub the
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