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sown! xon‘arx. .tvxnm
Aenrewd mercnant says that the money
upended in labor to keep a brass sign
properly scoured could be moreprotitably
invested in newspaper advertising. He
does not believe in brass ornaments of any
kind
m
In the West, two-cent‘a-nrile-railroad-
fares are being agitated. on the strength ‘
of the general demand for cheaper rates
now that the railroads are making more
money than ever under the Inter-State
Commerce act. ,3
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A baby is ngrent institution in the.
booming towns of the growing “'est,
where every one counts ,in swelling the
population to metropolitan figures. A
white baby was born in South Sioux City.
Nt‘b., the rather day, and it being the
first occurrence of the sort there. the citi-
zens celebrated by St‘l‘t'nzllllllg the new~
comer and presenting it withecorner
lot.
“
The only piece of ground possessed by
the I'nitcd‘Statr-s of America elscwlrcn
than in America itself, is said to be a lit-‘
tle plot of land on which the American
icgation is built in the town of Tangier.
This was given to the American Nation
*by the Sultan of Morocco. Thfi legations
in all other countries stand on ground
tented, but not owned, by the American
Government.
“*2
Sweden has become a greatexporter of
butter. The amount scrrt abroad last
year was valued at more than $4,000,000.
The Swedish dairies are. now worked
upon the most improved systems. Only
lkilled hands are employed in receiving
the milk, separating: and rctining the
crezun, and churning the butter. The
work is performed with the greatest care
and Cl ‘anliness. The dairymaids receive
I pmcti‘al and theoretical training at
dairy schools.
_‘
Tyler is the only President whose wife
died while-be was in otlice, but that was
his first wife. He was a widowrr ’not
quite two years; and COllllllllg’ him there
have been six widower I’rcsrdcnts, the
others being Jctl'crson, Jackson, \‘an
Burch. Fillmore and Arthur, these five
remaining unmarricd while in the White
House, and but one bachelor President,
Buchanan. who was single throughout
his term, Cleveland bcitry.r the only otlut
who. liegann term as a bachelor. Fill-
more married his second wife afttr his
term as President e\pircd. lie and
Tyler are the only two of our Presidents ‘
who have had two wives.
A plan conceived :rs‘lcirrg ago as 137?.
is about to begin realixation for the con»
struction, in New York city, of a l‘rotts~
git-5 Episr-opab Cathedral, which will.
Iurpas: lll Sm:
building on this contirrcnt. The project
is being aided by others than Episcopa-
lians, in one instance a Presbyterian giv- '
lng $100,000. The estimated cost of tin
etrncture will be $6,000,000. The con-
Itruction of the cathedral will be done in
i neetionit‘; The choir, which \\ ill prob
lbly be erected first. will, it is Said. be as
large as'l‘rinit y (‘hurch in the metropolis.
The site has not been selected, but it will
hens commanding a oneas can be secured.
The name will be the Cathedral of John l
the Divine, and the work of building will
becomnrenced at an early day.
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Consumption is the cause of nearly
, fifteen per cent. of the whole number of
deaths, or about three in 1,000 of the
whole population each year of the world
over. lmpure nirand bad hygiene are
poieut factors in its‘productlon. The
disease is most prevalent in temperate
climates, but exists in a virulent form in
the tropics. The influence of altitude is
Very marked. There is almost complete
immunity from the disease among the
higher Alps, the Andes, the llimalayas
Ind other extremely elevated regions;
while among the Tennessee and North
Carolina mountains, a caseof true pul-
monary consumption was seldom, if ever,
known to originate. In seeking a new
location immigrants are wise-.who settle
in non-mnlarioua neighborhoods
A Nell—built young man of medium
height, with blue eyes, blonde hair and
» lmuustache, is a familiar figure on Brand—
.Vny, New York. lie is Alexander Doyle,
. sculptor.
of age, although already distinguished.
He is a native of Ohio and completed
hie education in Europe. It. was while
. them he cultivated a taste for art, but
yielding to a desire of his percnts select-
ed a commercial calling. lle went to
Europe again as thé representative of n
Cincinnati businesl house, and having
considerable spare time, devoted it to art.
Ind entered the Government Academy at.
Florence, Soon he became IO infatuated
with the profession that he gave up his
business lifou He returned to this coun-
ty about six years ago and opened a
main in New York. Since their he has
we very rapid progress. His first work
mnbust of General Charles Graham
anlpin (“Private Miles O‘Rcilly“),vvhich
Il' located in Brooklyn. He was next
“raided n contract to make e statue of
,4 General Robert E. L": of New Orleans.
he people of that city were so delight-
ed with‘the work that they engaged him
i b nuke a statue of Margaret Hougherty,
“selfish lady who gave $2,000,000 to
the poor. He he: recently completed an
eqneehienfetetue of General Albert :Sid-
lulled-Ion, and the Statueef General
7 Bteedreen that we: ‘nnveiled‘ et Toledo
the other“. {orbit work. , He is now
and grandeur any similar
lie is yet under thirty years ,
F The recent erieet of a clever New York
.'
ewindler who, after gaining admittance
as a servant to the houses of wealthy
residents, made his knowledge of the
jeWelry business serve his scheme of re«
placing: family diamonds by cheap paste
imitations, emphasizes tlrcoften-repeated
assertion that clever men who indulge in
organized rascality would much be tcr
turn their talent to legitimate business.
The ingenious system by which Simul-
taneoue looking of a whole range of
prison cells is ensured was invented by n
convict, and many men, meant by. nature
to shine by their unusual gifts, take a
cross route to wealth and find themselves
in the bog of crime.
The following statistics have been
compiled by the American Stearrr-boilct
Insurance Company of New York of the
boiler explosions during the last twelve
months: — '
Flour mills and grain elevators. . . . . . . . . .
Sugar refineries. dye works. sugar houses
n-
a.
Average explmimrs‘pcr month. over
fifty~two.
per month, over 183. ’
m
E. L. linker, United States Consul at
Bucnos Ayrcs, in his monthly report to
the Department of State, treats in grcat
detail of the native sheep of tire Atgcn»
tine llcpublic and the practicability of
intrmlucingr them into this country. llc
dcscribcs the larger sheep—the llatnaarrl
alpacca, the former of which attain the
height of tire {ext—mas being
having many points in common
camel.
animals
with the
The alpacca. is the most valuable
of the South American sheep on account
of its soft atrd abundant wool, its tinct-
frequently attaining a h trgtlr cf FEAll l n
incln-s. 0f the smaller varieties of slim-p.
latter is the most silky :ind is known and
rcgardcd as the most valuable in the
world, while that of the former is {ttllldl
to be the best in the manufacture of hats
and utribrlllas. The guanaco runs wild
and its tlcn'c can only be ol-taitu-d by
the killingoi the animal. Most of thc
leads tla-ur to appromlr the hunter.
Consul linker thinks that all these \‘aricv
ties could be domiciled with advantage
in the dcs rt portions of Texas, New
Mexico and Arizona.
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There are thirtyxeven olcomargarine
factories in the l‘nited States, two of
I which are in llcnvcr, two othcrs west of
an
the Mississippi river, clcvcn iu (‘hica‘ .
isix in the State of New York. tive in
‘ llhodc Island, five in Pennsylvania. foul
' intlhio, one in lndianzr. and one in . {assa-
clursr-tts: All but one are in cities.
Thcrc are 2‘26 wholesale dcalcrs who have
paid Special tax; and the \\ ltnlc number
of retail dealcrs is 8,557, in 'thirtysix
Statcsanrl Territories. “'ith such facili-
ties for supply. those who prefer the imi-
| tatiou to genuine butter need have no
I trouble in procuring. cairn sufl‘. It it
stated that the chemist of the Internal
: Revenue Dr partmcnt at \\'aslritrgtott~~«an
ofliccr er“ (l under the law of 1886-
nlrcady has shelves, boxes, pails and pack
ages of the suspected product in hand.
with a safe We“ tilled with specimens of
all colors, flavors andodurs, which have
been sent for otlicial analyses. He and
his assistants are kept busy, and have at
least a month‘s work before them. There
I is also a microseopist in the “artificial
i butter" department, who, with the chem-
ist, is pledged to report on each and
every article sent them on which an cf-
fort has been made to make it appear of
a different Stiltsltlllt‘t‘ than it really is.
A Singular Circumstance.
, “The most singular case of deafness
I‘ve ever had anything to do with,“ said
the family physician, “is that of a Woman
u r on Fremont l'rlacc. h‘hc has such a
frightful noise in her head that she can‘t
herdic, when the rattle of the vclriclc sort
of drowns the noise in her head, and she
can then hear as Well as ever. She ob~
served this leculiarity of her allliction,
and what did she do the other night but
bring home a watclrman‘s rattle and a pair
of cymbals. She didn‘t. say anything
I until her husband catnc home and sat
; down to dinner. He began to ask the
lblossing, and she, wishing to' hear his
remarks, began to bang away on the
' cymbals. lle stopped ri rlrt in the midst,
of his devotions, and asked her wrath-
fully if she was crazy, to which she re~
srronded by whooping it a lit-tie louder,
whereu n he rushed over to my house
and Bai his wife was a raviaglunatie. I
Went back with him to try and fix up
matters, but just as soon as I opened my
, month, she let fly with the watchman‘s
.rattle. The outcome of it is that m
l friend gets all his meals down town an
tspends his evenings at the City Club,
l while his wife, armed with her orchestra,
goes calling on her neighbors, and fools
the children into believrn that the cireur
has come again."-— a Courier.
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Fish Traveling Overland.
A singular fact in connection with the
pike is its habit of suddenly appearing
in ponds in which it did not previously
.exist. Ex rcrirnents which have been
, made woul seem to int to the infer—
. once that. this fish, ike the eel, will
I travel over land for e short distance
through wet grass, to reach water. An
l instance of this kind once happened at
the Zoological Gardens. During the
, night, e tank‘in which n pl was con-
fined .buret,.and the pike being left, wu
found in the morningby. the mk-
ing its way along the
at none gimme. .
Midland
.- . x _. , w a - « 6:!
and named to. have Melon:
and pork-packing establishments ..... . 5!
Paper mills. bleaclreries, etc ....... . . , . . 2:]
Rolling mills and iron works. . . . . . . . . . . . CS .
Breweries and distillerics. . . . ....... . . 13'.
Cotton mills and textile mauufactorles. . . ll
Iawonrotives, portable boilers and williery
boilers. etc. . . ............. s. .......... 76
Marine boilers (tugs, floating elevators
and other vr-ssels’n. . . . . . . . . . ; .......... lll'.
Planing mills and other word-workers. . . lili
Miscellaireous.inciudiug low»,pre$ure boil-
ers .................................... 77
Total................................ fit“
Persons killed.. .... . . .. . .. . . . .. . . . . 1.026
Persons injured”.................. 1.232
Total ........... . ......... . . . . . 1,21%
Average killed and injured:
the "uanaco and vici on, thc wool of the '
PS
animals kiilcd are :‘cmulx-s, \vlrosc curiosity '
hear a thing except when she‘s in a;
min outrun.
A Steamer on Lake Michigan
Destroyed by Fire.
Passengers Compelled to Jump
Into the Water. .
The steamer Champlain, of the Northern
Michigatulnrc, was burned Thursday night.
oil“ (‘hurh‘voix The Champlain left Chicago
for the north on Tuesday night. at :9 o‘clm‘k.
She was bound for Chetmygan. Most. of the
lamengers on the ill»fatn~d propeller got on
before she arrived at Milwaukee, and most of
the freight came from Chicago. ‘lre boat
left Milwaukec bet ween ‘J and 10 o‘clock on
“'rslnesday morning. ' ,
licttvcon Norwood and Charlovoix. at the
mouth of the Grand Traverse buv. when the
boat. was running ten miles an rour. flames
shot up from bunwrth the engine. drivirr; tire
engium‘r from his post with hrs clothes on tire.
He ran to the hurricane dock. plunged into a
tank and then returned to his work. but “as
toolnte to stop his enginenr connect the hos-s.
The sleeping: pawurgors were arousal. \Vlrcu
life—preservers had Ins-tr fastened on all. they
gather-s1 oaths toruanldcck. 'l‘wo ht‘rslwus
and life rafts were lowonsl, but the steamer
was running so erst that they got away. In
ten minutes from the time the boat caught
fin‘ the passetrzcis Were all compelled to
junrpiuto the lake. The st-‘Wfll‘d stated that.
there were fifty seven lrmtllls on turned. in-
cluding the crew. Three who lost their lives
and \\ lrosu names were known are:
lin-nuan. Henry. clerk of the steamer. He
lived in t‘lrtcngn.
Kchoc, Mrs R. 31.. who lived in Chicago~
Lucas, t‘aptuitr. lie lived at l‘ctoskoy.
McKr-cl. ll. .\l.. a resident of Chicago.
lingers. from Mrlwaukrc bound for .\I:rck~
inn-z
llux‘ll. of the Jackson, Mich, Corset
Corrrpany.
Smith. Ella (‘.. of (‘harlevOim
\\‘rlkcs. linivl'l. oft'hnrlovorx.
“Tish-y. (George. of Clmrlcvuix.
Others who ant dead and whose names are
unknown. are two paw-ligcfi. mother and
daughter. from Frankfort; a boy rersscngor,
who rs thought to have ins-n in c-mrpatry \\ rtl.
Mr. Rogers; a tirorrr:rlr.‘s-urrd cmiknvaiteraud
four ludran deckhands Those who were
rescued were in the water an hour and a half
before they were. picked up. They were
N‘s-axed by n yaw and fish boats fnutr the
shore Several of those saved \vet‘o badly
burrrul.
There are seven not accounted for. the
abm c list of lost comprising only those known
to have perished.
The boat was burned to the hull and has
l-u-rr towc-l tot‘lr'rrlcvoix. It is imp-subh- to
tell the cause of the tin: l-rrt 1: is thought it
may har c been t‘tlllswl by a lamp (‘Xltlwllll_'.
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CONFBDERATE FLAGS.
President (‘lr-vr-lalul lh‘vukos
Order for Their Return.
A “'as‘aiugtou sp ~vial says that the extra
outburst
the
of smrtiurent
tirn-u;l.o.rt the country. condemning thc re
turn of tat-lured (‘mrfislorate fi:l;\ (u the
[Luann-“s Ht tlro l‘r'\1~“‘(l\'s- Surrtlu-r'rr Sldls“.
lrzrllar: 1-..ur~lr..toi‘osultat the \\'l;lt-- House
It: tlu-‘r wt tin» full-nun»; letter from lin-
l‘:r «no at in the So totury .-z \\i.-rr
"l lz‘r\\' IN «1 :_\ -.'Ml‘..\ nil-roll with m We can-
thatr “ll-‘lllln‘ sli-Jw'! “As or lily pr svutcl
tH t'rc tu- a-t.ou of your «fr-part
llrt ut rim ctttr: lvtt- ‘- tn tv :t-i-inx‘sul to tire-
llrvn‘t‘tul:‘ Hf tlli ll ' Nl'tlvs ull'l-t'lll‘: in l‘t‘
tut-u. .m- l-~_\;rl S'ntus llu- l'rrs-u
. tl.r:s durr-«ldtrrm; t'rc war \II t’u- :cls-l
ll~ ‘r . [hr- l‘w'Jniu-rrto li‘r turd
lulllr) \\ .r Burnt-1‘ «llrr Hn‘. rt tlllt' ‘rl tr.» ‘i“1
an i In tho t'utitsslctvrtv titutvs !" ;s cup
tur-sl by t:.c l‘lr:=»;r me. --s. all of vb. for
trur'rviycars. ha\c l. a n p u‘iu‘l :n loves tut-l
, v- 1;“ the «cl " l ' w ' [be \\’;rt‘ lb‘v
|.l"l;l *trl l..:r; .l' 1..“ tl: Irv-turn
(-1 the tl:r;s ‘ll tlm runzrlr tn s cu..t- In; llllt‘J
is \.--t :rlllir-‘l‘liul by exlslinzz law. nor his“.
tiul as nu I‘Ixcvutl‘u- not. 1 Hardest. tlu rr~~
fol-x t|:;rt_t:~~ tlrcr >[hl'\ lvt‘ taken in the
m rltct‘. r x-a id to cxmrr t:r- unrl inventory
those thrps uirvl adopt proper translrics for
Ila-‘1‘plvsnrxatu-n. .~\u\ dir‘octrun as totbc
final d sin st? 10.1 of tbc‘u should Ul‘lgdll‘de‘ \\ rtlr
t‘oazrcss. \‘otttstrulv,
“rliruvt-ti: t‘t.r-:\‘e't.,\\i~ “
tl:;~ o’llcx‘ltrsgwb‘ltt‘s
\dihlullt-‘ts‘«‘atlt-~punt”
‘l’ui ‘ ' luau-st [be
ll unit :1 .‘titvl lo a. p v~~ ~~ it (s in lwlrriff
? t‘2lf1l‘xlil'0 t‘l i‘lz.| \Il ill r-le Ul‘ lllt~ “UV-
3 cru \t‘ at: l loarlJr; nu ll U‘ that State turd lux‘ll
set on {not to pro ‘urx- :rrr lll.‘ 'lrntr against
the cat rx‘ 1; out ut the oh i (inact‘nor
i Fr-Iukor‘t .e!t~-:tl.lle~l to ttrc l‘rcszdertt :I lob»
gram hc ha i rewrusl trotu the l Ihiu llep'rr‘c
intent of the Grand :\r:tr\ of tlr~ Republic,
Nlltl in l‘cpl‘r‘scnl liidhfl "\“U‘llll‘li‘. l-r‘ulrsllllg
against llrr- order. and ad-lrsl tor lntrrsolt:
“lu tmurstuutrrr; this llluxx‘tgt‘ l dcsre to
comply with its tvrptcst. and do most ear-
nestly protest aganrst the action to which it
relates. The patriot rc people of this State are
shocked and indignant beyond anytlirng I can
twpt‘oss. thl‘ltt‘s’tl)‘ l‘t‘lllt“l 30:1 to wvoke
the outer that has given such unqualified
\tlft‘llS.~. “
'lhe Governor also sent the following to
chcrul lloyirtorr at Washington:
“(let the best legal advice. and if action can
be tuarutaiursi have appropriate legal pro-
ccqslzrrgs instituted.tocuyoiu tlrc l‘t‘llll’ll of the
wbcl flags. especially tlros ~ captured by Ulrio
tramps. If this (nitrate must be r orutrr‘ttod
it “that least lrclp ust muduro rt with gloat»
er pa‘rctwe to know tlr rt all law ful means
have been list d to prevent .t. All exp arses
will be providrsl.“
(lateral I‘my‘utou. acting u mu Governor
“linkers lll\lrl|r‘liull\‘. wig: "ms eerra‘n-tnvy
’(lcorgo S. liout well. of .\ :esurchusctts, and
Judge Hlicllrrlutl‘grrr. of Ohio, as counsel t w
institute u‘oassltugs to enjoin the Sc *rctnry
[ ordinary pullllo
lr-~ll‘-si. t--
‘r-s
1:..-
\\ i;
‘ :r -. .rlt.
IT}. r t-‘ llrt- Essac
.fl'flltlli «\ ll \et .
In; ruin \\:rsir:tr:tu
of War roiucarryiug out the ordlv The
matter would have been brought tar
few the Supreme t‘ourt of the llratrrct
The pa rots were t.» have been basel upon the
chum t rat the Secretary of War was ul out
to dispuw of pubia- property without au-
thority of law.
NEW HAVEN MONUMENT. .
" Imposing Ceremonies at the Dctlt-
cation or u Soltlior-s‘ Memorial.
Mow than intuit! strangers, not including
‘tho military. navy, war veterans, and in—
vited guests were in New Haven, Point, on
| . . u
l l-h‘lday, to witness the t‘Xt‘I‘v‘lS‘oi of the dull-
cation of the Soldiers‘ and Sailom‘ Murru-
Inent at. Bruit Rock Park. It was tlrognurtrsst.
holiday New Haven has ever known. Busi-
I tress was «boost enumly stop-rated. All the
. pablrc burldtugs were pmtusoly 'decoi'uwd
t with thugs and bunting. turd so were thousands
t of private dwelltn is, not only, along the line
i of march. but. in m-ahtans far distant from
I
whom any of the imposing ceremonies took
place.
Upeniu exercises mmmeuoed Thumlny
night. wit r a reception to_ (lens Sherman,
Sheridan, Terry, Schotiold. Sicklos, and other
soldiers by the local (l. A. It. wists. The re-
eept-lon wns attended by thousands of people.
During the evening there was a brilliant p)‘
urtochnte display in Ernst Rock Park.
The rude was the finest ever given in
New even by far, and many say it was the
best ever seen in New England. More than
ten thousand men were in line commanded
by BrevetrBr“ lit-r Genera Edwin &
Greeley, Unit Staten Volunteers, Tenth
Connecticut Volunteers
After a march of five miles the proccmion
reached the Rock. where it was greeted with
n salute by the artillery. The exercises at. the
Rock included an opening address by Presi-
dent Timothy Dwight, of Yale, who first
sided: invocation y the Rev. Dr. or-
wood, rector of l'h‘inrty Church; on oration
b the Rev. Newman Smythmastor of Centre
arch: short nddremee from General Samuel
E. Merwin,Tovvn Agent. Reynoldsemd Mayor
York. National airs Were sung by the Memo-
rial Guard and a large chorus.
The monument was carted by the town
and citv of New Haven in honor of her heroee
o! the Revolutionary . ,. the Mexican war.
the “u- ot 1812, and the civil war. The
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NE\YS SEIMARY
Eastern and Middle States.
(‘HARLt-ts F. lluu‘u. a .b-rs‘y l‘ity (N. J.)
policeman. dungenxnsgy shot. his wife and
their committed suicide.
fils‘tAlR 'l‘ol‘stiv, l‘rrssident of the Ameri—
can News t‘ourpanv. died at his home in New
York on Thursday in his soventyitlrinl your.
: is a number of towns and villages along
! the Hudson River physicians sav a peculiar
. ......-.._.,._.. _......— ——-
cpnlenrio disease is pnwult'tll in thcshapc of a ‘
“cough“ which continues exuctlv four weeks.
Several dtK‘XUN sav tlro affliction is unlike
any other they have exlu-rit-rrnsi in the proc—
tiw of tnuliciue in many years The patient...
as a rule. are not int-almcitatul for work.
Exd’nnsmnxr M aux Horxrxs, of \\'il~
liunrs t‘olle
a few days slum. aged eighty-five years.
Rr-zv. DR. R.“S\\‘ELL HI‘rcttcm'x. President
of Union 'l‘lrurlugieal Seaniuary of New
York, is dead in his s'(-\‘t‘llf~\‘~fll‘.\3 your.
THE-Z llhnde Island Legislaturx- ad‘ourned
withoutulnurrplislrirrg any business. Its-ausc-
0 0f the political deadlock.
Mus. t‘t.r:vt-:r..\xn. the Pns‘idont‘s wifeJras
been wvisiting “'ells t‘ollcge. Aurora. N. Y
of which she is a graduate.
Ax lilmim _\',\'_ulrsp:rtt‘ll saysthat “Dr. R.
N. Mills. who had a power of attorney from
Francis Patterson. llh- blind man who 21--
coivod a Week trgn $11.3 N! twrrsiorr nrutrov
frrlnr the linitul Stats-s gmerlturent. the
141111051 ever granted. has Ilis‘rptuvu‘wl. and
about S\Hrlit-r the-.ld man‘s money is also
lllls‘ilti. Htidotrn- ‘.\ accumulating to show
that Mills uht rims! 'lre lu‘ftslt‘tn by bogus alli-
davits and has dofrtrudul tln- gru‘ct‘trnn-nt."
ltunmtr E. l.r-;r:t‘amp of Virginia Veterans
I‘t‘:‘\*l\‘tsl matrv attentions tllll‘llll: Lhcir recent
visit to llostuir. .»\t a bauquet given in their
lruttur in Farreuil llall :rddn-sV-s “ch‘ made
by Governor Ann-s. Senator lluar. r-x-t Rm»
gruxsnran that", of Virginia, and others
South and \Vost.
A Mrssroxuw who has just arrival in San
Entrust“! from llorrnlnlumrvs a revolution is
impending. and that affairs there are in a
statouf cha-u A change of government is
denmnded, and 1hr- royztl trainee rs barri
‘ cad-st.
A 'rn‘rat. of twenty-nine yellow fevercaqs.
ten of tho-m fatal. had been re‘pflrfesl up 1..
Friday~ at Key \\'c~t. Fla.
A Touxantr nt («‘ranli Forks. Dakota, killed
fI-ttr persons. sr-riuasly injured thirteen rrrorc.
nrr'l dcmolrsl-ol twenty the buildings.
Brest Grand Forks- tuurtectr business houses
wen‘ destruytd.
Titan: masked nrv-n heavily armed stnpp-sl
tlro >fu:t"\\'lllvlr runs than litrllvvin to bur
rr-lta. .\lo.. and null-ed the {avengers '
portorr of “'nshl-nrrr. ll! Seventccu lupus-s
were burned. The lussm will aggregate
sum-m.
llmuuxm oneof the railroad slrilh’h who
tinslup-urtho train at Fort \\'r-rtlr. Texas.
last suruurz-rlras~ l.~e:r found guilty of hill!
tier. .
“'ashington.
Mt't‘ll opposition has been du-Vc‘upel to the
nan-Ht l‘t‘uNt-iv-trtr vt ' It to the at)
llruritn-s of the lrrtt tV-trfvslvratr- Stairs all th
l‘urrf-sb-ruh- flags l: 'lu- crrstsslv u.‘ the “'1.
lb-gmrtnn-trt “hr-l oer- .
l tlm “1‘s lit'll‘ ‘ Pitta-h i~l. Hf “ Iris-urn:
t‘olumnrrdor m-t l..-~:‘ of tin- H. A. ll.. .:t a re
n-pttutr tomb-sol ‘ - ill") in Now Yul'i“. ct
per-\sul himself “:1' ml} 1 rust thr- return --1
tin-s” llagsntrxl l“ | ”no ,_. . stops \h-t‘o begun
to r-rrgr-in tlr - r‘ .4 t ‘urrt'rslorntn llazs at
tho S! rtu t ':.
.-\ l’T'-l’.\'r;\' (luv r: \l. ii.\lll.\\’l| has ten ~l
an unlcl‘ ruin! .rz; tlr‘ I‘Ullllh'llN‘lli-‘ll of :\s
scintit ‘ct nrws tucutr pcrccn' .
and tin u '! rtr its large of all :rxststutrts
\\ lrr-sc ‘I‘l‘\ l-‘t . c ,l« tsp-ins"! \\:tlr with '11!
detriment to th. ‘ 1:»ln' N r'\ roe.
ilrs' no.
Foreign.
AT the n‘l-‘Ilfll. lairll Crawford's
hbrnry Ill launlwwl intent-or; liable. tin-ear
best lu‘fll; prrntusi ntl. mural-lo metal tytvs.
brought 51-min.
sirlr n!
\\'|sr:.\‘ llotts .rft . arrhal of the st .rrma
hurt"; l‘: lib-r Itlirzv it \\.Is n' t-tu-l. llt~
“info Irish mags: «n-rtuo :rl lrsr- \vrtlr thr-
flames from tar ll .:‘rc‘s lubtcsi on every lrtil
in tostrmouy to the i-e-nplcsyuy at the “Al
tatur's mt. wtarn.
Tm: t‘lu-s-zi‘s Juan- hits lie-«u \V‘lt‘llf‘ille‘ l in
Glasgow by a public drums: to «2.10: l““‘l'
tusrplr. ‘
.-\‘o\t- rs tv -'n India my that 'uilrrtctr of
the urlt‘t‘lw-‘r rt Murat lttlllltlukl ns‘cntly. A
short and st. r: lt‘rrlrt ermrwd. rrr \\!: cl_r thirty
lovul :rrri ll.l\ clu-l tro np~ “on kril-sl The
l but Pins: 0! tlr~~t=r \u-ro cal»
mutton-h Ia’ l.
tun-d.
Jaur-ts ll li|.\l\‘li and ”Ir lllt‘llllu'N of his
family who nr‘yurarluul)‘ burr on his trip to
Europe lr.r\'c reached London.
“Willa-2 at party of 3-3" ptlgrmrs were on».
in: the l’lllllll-r ltnor Ir» a' l‘uks. m .\Itstrr:r.
the boat wt \\lr..~l. tiny wow making the
hurri-aure
‘K‘.\R‘lg(‘ was caught it: u and
capsrmd. Univ a to“ of the party were
sun-d.
Ftvt: Almt rarrsclzargul with trrs‘tsou against
tiermatrv haw lkt‘ll scntcunst m llJJhlr‘ to
various terms of lutpr:smrurerit ranging from
one to two yoat‘s .
The llruuls m Hungary are subsidiug. l-‘rf-
teen huuansi tarruers are r'rrtmsl. and the tn~
tnl damage is estimated at (durum {wrest
disthus prex .uls among the msrdeuts of tho
inundated dts‘ rict.
Ar Mattenh rt. Hungary. a body of gen-
dnrurcrie was attacked by Croatian Ole-391$,
during: an clcx‘llntt. and the ‘endurmos flung
umu the mob. slro: five dea
———
A TERRIBLE TUMBLE.
Au Immense Balloon Frills Over Two
.‘lilos Like at Strut,
An iurm ‘lls‘ ll.rll.l.l:r which left. St. Louis a
few days a; . ur char. ‘ of Account" Moore
had a but evcutful journey. The
great air ship attained a lrcrghtmrixul
foot above tlresurr‘am .rt‘ thocartli. according
to the instruments of tho‘Lp‘ftcd States
Signal Sum ice. This is the high ‘t ‘ at moon!
in‘ America. At this [mint t‘ltt‘(:llro:ttrritrtv~tsir
mark“! 2:: degrees l-‘nhreulrtlrtJ It seemed
vorv cold. worm; {mm a heat \f Wt deurufs
in t teslrudo an hour before. The air slrrp
left the earth as if reluctant to deutrtnbut
oucoon its Vovago it gained speed rapidly
turd .was quicklv nun-tr; the clouds. Moore
hurt his lrrud l\n«ll\ just as they were ns‘vnrb
ing, and the hm of blood wudwxsl hnrr senso—
loss “no of tlrl-party wintusthoserucuhrtfs:
“Professor llama, of the signal service,
sings out: ‘Wo‘w mini: - too fast.‘
Them is -nruclr excitement. but it.
calms in a minute. for the instrument ns
Cords a falling. Again the~ signal ntllocr
gives a \"tll‘ttlug, ‘Wcamtullrugdiwulfully,‘
and tosses out a handful of eu‘culam They
shoot. upward. Moore. half aroused, reuluod
sliorl
'
the peril and calls- all hands to drop
ballast. The sand falls swrrccly faster
than he car, and the earth seems to fly \lp~
wanl; rivers, fields, trousus spread out man
vast. map, growing terribly each minute.
Moore sings out: “Sotuotlrtt w wrong. boys;
if we don‘t stop her. we are (wt—:f‘ lam feet
from the earth, and still tumblurg madly;
700, turd the drug rum ‘ lunches «In ;
(Ill, and the check is lh’flll'll‘l“. At, “‘0 "10
balloon shims along, alliu;..r no more: the 300
feet of drag ru p.- |\\st.lllg on th ~earth gave the
relief; More all!“ was thrown out; and
the air ship at ain ascended, this time
to tuna feet. he covenant then no.
need that the t . “1s staging. and
announced that: a anding must be made.
“'hen within a few hundred feet. of land the
rim rope skimmed along them“), ““11““! It
WT for four miles, and m Its: wake followed
a crowd of native; Several minus they caught
the 11;“: and were hurled roughly to the
rum . .
“At Allmtst Palm‘s fat‘tn,seven miles from
(Tomi-alien, Ill, his sturdy wrfe gave the drag
rope a halt down turns around an apple rm
and brought the monster up With a via. The
wind caught the folds of the Wool] and
it mated like u kite. For an hour the
farmers to at the rope. and finally
brought the part tothe ground._ ll hen the
nemnnut pulled t rip cord tolnsumuaemont
he found it already lows. _ this was the
enuso of the fearful fall,
ship. The carrier P189033.
from the balloon nt‘3.
re, and at “'illiamstmvrr. Made, l
in :
.-\ Fllll: has nearly wip-ul out the bus ire-s -
rptarrml bv l‘wlwral ,
. .
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l
I
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Summer Resort.
i More Than
at Paterson, N. J.
During a severe thunder storm at Asltlll‘y
’ Park, N. J.. a few nights ago. the lightning
1 dune d all about the town on the tell-gulp!)
; and telephone wins Little balls of tine,
3 which clrungrsl with great rapidity to all mils
ore and sllulh‘s. fined and crackled about the ,
h‘lepltultr‘s‘ in the manages and hotels. A ball of
' finluslargeas a quart rm-asun-playcd about
‘ the telephone in the otiice of the Coleman
House a few minutes alter midnight. lt
. sputtered and spit like a cat. finally dtsah .
' ta'aringnftcr giving forth tour or five ts»
‘ ports llkc tlrus.-of a small revolver. A little
3 Ilel‘y bull sltvnvlsl itN-lf about the l-‘lcpltuuo
. ‘." the otliw- of the daily Spam. and
- Jumped upon a st-s-l courts-sing stick
in the hands of a ravrrtynlsitur. hurl~
iltg it high uu-r the type unseat which he. .
was at work. Another lult ran into the
. mam t'flh‘t‘ nftlro \Vestcrtr l'trinn Telegraph
(‘t'llllsuux on Coolunau avenue. and partly
moth-d N urn- of .‘l.c heavy br ss
work nf the switch In urnl. Thr- light ~
mug struck a m ntlago un Bangs m c
rruc. in \"cst .l‘ar'k. own cod by llcnjaurin
erdiow and his family. The bolt struck the
chimney and lk'lilltit‘ll 0!? upon t‘ro roof. tear
nu: Lire “outlier boards from Illn‘.‘ of the
corners of the structure rurxl wr--ckirrgtlre
. dining room. Tlr-- ridringvrwtlu chants and
5 table were n-verttu'uut and the win-low curs
- talus were turn into ribbons, Two
pretty canary birds, wlrrtv- cap-s hung
from the \\ iduw casings, \\ ere un»
harnrwl. and mug merrily th morning when
(TI-“lb of people \‘tsitv-l the house. Sir. Lu-L
low and his wrtw-ant lIttle datuhte-r occupiul
the l-elr-urm over tlrodruiu; room. Thcv Were
awaLv-rrml by the clap of thumb-r. but did no:
f know that the houq- had been struck until
Mrs. Ludluw smell-st tin- and her husband
! Went down sllllfi and found great h'Dit" in the
, side of his ln-usv. l'm‘ts of the
In curds wow swarmed into slivers. \viricir just
held tom-flier so that the taunts resembles!
thick straw floor matting. '
At Paterson. N. .l., an inky cloud had
pawl over the city quietly and Was some
: Illilulll't‘ to tin-east. win-tr. from unable-st
cit-miless portion of the sky then-camo- a flash
. that In: h- tau-rule's linens stop The flash “as
. the r'-mlr of blur-ll, and r‘aurs‘ IlI-th
in u '4‘. g 41;: «surna- till it tit-anal the
ground In th~- \ icinity of the Main
street bridge. wherert broke rrttn two fujks
. and struck on bull] sides of the river, It
struck .\lt L eur‘s rmNprrtu netting factory on
. the northern side of the river. Where it tem-
1mr~ardy sttrmrnt two female oprativm and
' harden-J :r ssoh- of others lrysterivrl with
trtght 'l'lrt- l-uzldztr; was set on tire,
but the flames \vcn- extinguished be“
fore any damage had been done
“it the svutlrrrn side of the riu-r it
struck a brick t-mldin:orcupiwd by a number
of storm and st: Tb..- .-ln-'tricit,v came
down the chrurm-y m the kttrbrn of lA-tlls
lirown. n barber. and Mrs. lll'-»\\Il “as
klll‘l'kt‘i ~e-tisulrss'. "L. n-\:\.-.l. but to:
or tlrrn- hunrs tt was l.t~‘r'\\'tl'_\' to with ..
3 sturruiatrts In rpm-t hrr shalom-3| “'1‘er
' At, least tif'v pctN-trs lll tir~ nnnu- I‘-
ate \ rctmt \ of tl:-- st rolu- \\ ere
sllltlll‘l. ‘lhrr-c urett. stttm; w‘l luvs m
fr-utlt wt :1 :rnnvrv stuns r-;r llrr- our" r uf
_ Elam and Kin-r strls tat Wont u‘wr tar-”urarl
tuit-llru t'. in 'n‘lv'Ili the lln-t‘j- sluva-s on the
Uler s ' rd- lb‘ slh'll all the intro" \V-‘trf
down .. . tin-'1’ ktr rs in :m ml_i..;:r.;r;: l5 ‘
srnrtl: slzngr tll.- tin- 1h“ ovu-r tlrs- ‘l'x-J r‘r
must fatrlrhll' manner. Nurrly t-\0‘l'\l My
living wrtlmr tivc lrun-ihsl yards of :lr ~ y‘aro
“ll"!‘I' llw lmil «lo-saw-llvkd fol! lis‘ ll lllt~_\' \‘n l‘I‘
' ftrllof pins and n-uilcs. and each 1‘1)“ ls n.1-
lnr; t-- swear that the lightning struck on»
nusliit ‘j' m from of hztzr For a hub-
“bile tlrorr‘ “:t‘ :1 goal rival at overturn-art
and alarm Smurltanmurs wrtl; tb . lightning
tin-re“astuterlr~trlotrtrr;vr;rckwt 1' under. in
the r‘vttlrul tclc diore otticc every" one of
the six hmrdnd slrtrt—otfs were drum-s1.
show in; that \'\ll’f‘v*lll$ had till-~l a it...- \v res
cnternr; the uttivn All llle' tvl- plume Uta-Pee-
; tors \tczv flirnx‘l-Nl. some of them being al-
most kin-eke 1 oil tlrexr si-Iulx
; THE PANAMA CANAL.
an- \Vork “one So Far. the .‘luru-y
Spout, and {ulna-r Lin-s liq-sit.
M. lluulauxc. a French crrstnrs-r who re-
, \\‘llll_\ calm .rl-ru l‘auzrtua to t‘ns-zipa'nto his
health. talked about do lA-ssrp's gnart orb
trul N'ltt'ltlc the oils r r-vr-nrrr; before the
Atmrrcau Su‘iety of (Xvi! Hugitrm rs in
New York ll no. ‘
uttuv-lusl to lin‘ canal engineers corps than
l‘l‘fllll‘t‘. and tlu-n-fon- knew “but he was talk-
ing about.
"The nurstructiou of the canal." he said,
“has Ins-tr \v-ry drtlicult \vork. uni the com—
pletion \\'lll be much more drtticult.
Is. the oust \\ .il l c thnv or four tmrcs what
has .lrrvady les ll cxpctrrlrsl.
steam drtd is berm.-
the contractors. but with such little
success at n-ztain points that only
about tivc l>la~t holes nn- ura-lc a hour.
usul by .smrn- of
turn or. LIGHTNING. l
Some Queer Performances at a ‘
Fifty Persons Stunned ;
\u at her ‘
.ango has Ives-n tlrn c years .
l have ,
grave doubts that it can be tinlsbe i. find. If it ;
Th0 Nr‘V \‘urk ~
The ,
, climate is \ory dis-\urrugurg. and nonr- of the 3
‘ otrgrnocts “ho had plans tor ltt\\‘\\1l‘}‘ dams
“wild remain long enough on the ground to *
mush tit-arr. . l “as ol-ligul to return to '
Frame myself. and when I got in me the
I isthmus fever pnrstmtul me for three months
cs urswrrt .vcly.
“Even at this late dnv them is not a dfit— 5
class map or moment the canal. Neither are
there any othcial data of practical value to
thv survrvirr; ctrgruu-rs.“
For those and otlu-r masons M. lloulange
tlmu;lrt tln~ gigantic undertaking
eventually bout-arr lorred. Speakingot’ what
had been d inc and the rust. he said: “Not
mow than one ll:"h ut‘ the work has
l’fl‘u tlultt‘. 0;" til-nut ilktklatilt r'ulrr'c
lllt'll‘t-S out o: l1«'_l‘R'Jl|‘l cubic rrutn-s
haxe been r-xcavatul. It a s oust
tut-mutant. rqual tn almut tantrum,
tHJ. Nothing has been rlotusrrrt‘olrrr lrtrbor,
L but about sixteen urilesoz‘ the canal route in—
land trout the lrrrbur has lava ownml tttI.
' it is true. as report-d, that u druigl- dd
not . shut rts posmon for srx “wigs.
having _ all it co rld do churning out
, the sliding clay. The gun! cut.
- which is to be ill-\ foot in depth, has been dug
:out about thir' ‘ eight frvt. The original
survey marb- by Lieutenant \\'isc is of little
value. There is very little stud in thcmrl.
but plenty of clay and an n- sold rock.
' A considerable portion of the mute
is through swamps and has not tucn sur-
voye l. Owing to the peculiar for-irratiorr of
the rock in the big cut the blasting will have
to be more extensive than was at first. valet»
' lulul.
“fimntditllcnltyhas been experienced in
. 'ettiur: laborers owing to the unhealthy
'e hunt». I was four thumbs retell six
5 men. We hove sent: toTrinidad, our 'ong
; and other remote places with varirsl sun“
\Vegot about. sue Chimee, and they brought
- their own muks and physicians for sruritat y
masons. Sixty per cent. of the «un-
rnon laborers die each year. Eighty percent.
of the white perish. Last year our society
sent seventy-two ozrglnwm. agents, clerka
etc.. to Panama. and there are eleven of us
left fit for work. Forty-five died and the
: rutrraiudor are as good as ‘levztl. It is
a fact. that there is n slidln mountain
on the line of work wlric is. and
promises to cause, no end of trouble. Scotch
I dh'tlgt‘S only are in use. We got I?“ miles
to o to work after much timennd money,
In. theystatrd the climate and labor better
than any other elm.
. “ ‘e have enough funds on hand to con-
tinue the work about. four months. After the
uronev lsexhaustul I think do lamps will be
forced to abandon the enterprise for good or
for some years at least. The scarcity of
money: impr.u-tic:dril.ty of the present. route,
and t“unexpected obstacla are reasons suiti-
cren
“It rains about nine months of the year on
the isthmus. day and night. dry
months are not entirely free of rain either.
The result as that there are frequent freshete
along the lmexnnd portions,“ the work have
had to berehmlt ”My. ‘At one point. in
genial-$111833, the wdm rose 21 feet. in six
urs, an only eetro ‘ our mlmsd‘
bridge. but. other valuable mm"
. -————._.__ _
Erenrpm matador-ice in New England
mace annually $00),“ peek: of pins.
peck coatings,” pun,‘ whom we:
LATER NEWS.
an. l-‘a'rmzrr Mtcnaxu principal of n
C rlhnlit' College. was strut-k by a train and
; killed at Ulcan. N. Y.
‘ Jonx Exontcku. a young printer of Brook-
, lvu. X. \'.. round up a protractml spne by
slanting his widowed mother out then him»
_ sell. both wounds being faml. lb-expnmsl
i great atlsfaction at having (Tillllllllmi the
i unnatural crime.
. L‘uanurs Annex, seventy years old. the
inventor of txrilks‘oiidclbum. fruit-evatur
- min; and other pioneer-s. untumitted suicide
: nt Randolph. Mass. by slamtirrghitusn-lf.
‘ was ternlanrurily insane.
A LADY of Portsmouth. Va, was gored to
, death by the mine bull which killul her hus-
bnn-l a year ago. i
Five: men were buried under a sand bank
. at Erie. Penn. Two were killed.
.—\ sTltnIr’t-t of lightning fatally injured two
gypsy girls while sitting under a tree at
Reading. Form.
A FAMILY of five persons was made ill at
Philadelphia by eating canned sallumerd
i alarming revelations have be -u “mile in out»
hection with ilt‘ls‘ll‘f‘ltdl‘ ingrcdi- h!“ usd by
‘ bakers and corzt'utioncrs in that city. from
i which a-veral deaths have recently occurred.
TH}: l'ns‘irlcnt's next trip with Mrs. Cir-“s
land “'lil probably be to tin-mountains of
‘ Virginia. where they “I” spend Mrs. Cleve
land‘s twentythrrd birthday. July :2.
l Tin- l‘n-sillent has appointed the following
: I‘USZIHJISTFNZ Bdwahl .\. Freaks :1: Lus An,
l gobs. ('al.; “'iers l'. Mask-hat Pasadena,
'. (73!.; John H. Str-rtln-nmxr-lr at l'clla. lnwa;
3 James: H. Freeman at Franklin, Min-as”
: James M. Nit-hall at Hannibal. Mo.
erarzx \‘n‘urux granted l'nited Stilltfi
Mtnistcr Phelps 3 private nu-in-rrn- fur llu'
[‘lll‘pfls‘e- of allowing him to pnw-trt l‘nsidv-nt
Cleveland‘s jubilee corrxnrtul‘rtiotrs. Tho-
Qua-n rcturnud “amps: thanks for the Trust»
> dent‘s got-l Wishes
A Mun tin-d the Jewish quarter in the town
of l'luumsn’r-la'clv. lir;n,:r~.ry. can-in; great
suffering and :;::~e-:‘\‘
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tut»: Bostons expect to clear at least $71 U‘OO
this season.
STAG“. the famous Yale pitcher. cv;«t.~ to
become a preacher of the Hosp-L
THE: New Yurks hah- Inst 1 ight gain": this
.msnrr when a lsrs- lut would have either
won or tied the game. ;
\\'ur‘..\' a gaznu is lost. at least cizht mem-
ben Hf tlrn- 'rrrn- are trzmtrruwus in toxin-wing
that thu- pztvhr t‘ lust the nut" .
\\'Evurxn. the Athlcts- pitcher. d‘rscnr-bsl
by the l'l..lanlvlplrurs. hi: prove-i tube a worn
dr-r. and is pitching with great effect.
(‘ASH'AI‘ "Will‘t‘l‘ ironic runs for New
Orleans 3n one ;a.'rsa-. and :‘mnl [SDN'lll-~l
him wall so“. lmh- ss»;t.~ _- n .th the ti—sl.
. r' s. lulu; “as lrtfl‘lt‘
, r.r.r,.'.\-r.l
-.:-‘: threw
.‘hr‘L wl:~- “as wusiller-s' the ln-st lulr‘l c.
in tlr» Swat. az'ur . y
the l‘lttlzrlr The jtrlv'v [null fur
his x‘rl-‘usn- ‘-
‘rrr l..;r:t:c. has i—n.‘ er s
'l‘::r \‘irrlx.
.\
[furl
\Vu -.':‘ ma .‘s um, .i 1,; ;-..:2 .;l.lilv :r va-
tv ex l-ui. pl .H - .s the la.“ t' li-aii tnsazs
lnrrkr- it ;t> tr as ttrvy ltu~.!~l_\ \u'll
fur. u» -fll :thar 1.»- «,‘ufs :n. ilvAl
arr-E :u-s l4 mini “1- ‘1er '.
t‘ .r. i:t\--. the Halo“ t'uuru'a so ._ “ill
univul-te lly tw- done A“ av w.th next -'~:.r~ntr
Ii. is out err) -)t~l by t: hi 1
_\'t bin: and luw' :r; that u lvrs is v s is
.lerrtly dune tn -l:~.-.-rr ._ t the giay~ I\.
13‘ a has :.t l‘rll‘. c. .11.}. L..r game Tel-flu.
in the sixth mung. trraxiv 2: bone run “tron
I'.:\‘rll?
.s in s
f - brews u-rr» fill Ln:
8 v~.r was mine i on i:
3.37:?» ‘.'--\s..n ll‘
and Silt li ei- !--r in
I'rithf-l. of lllr
numb-r u! ho: r r. as :r::.. .7 this sou-on. Le
- lzavmg six to .;s : tad-t, llyan. o: tins t‘llr-
‘(IPQ-rl Dunlap and llrtozttlrvrs-v! tlr l‘otruats.
“Ks-l. ut‘ the Y! _\f'-rrr.l. of the
Bush-us. :zl‘rl .r the. \\‘a~l;.n,;‘mtr.~.
haw ca *h ma lr four.
Tn}: Imagine clzrls up to n‘ccnt date ma-lc
llt' homerutrs, (If thtsc- 28 ‘\r2e- ~(‘\\l‘\~l on
the l'llllfltlt‘l5~lll:| grounds. I.. ca-tr on the
‘.
Chiorrguainl .ch‘ York grounds. l‘ua the
\‘ttsllll14h‘ll grounds. lo it. the tic-stun
. grounds. ti on the In initial-oils grounds. ‘- on
the llctrozt and i. on the .‘-\vll':lll n)‘ fire-ands
THE NATIUVAI. Ll'..\til‘E lifit‘URD.
“ on Inst.
[\‘Ihlit.._.,.. .3." l6
‘ l’rllsbllt‘glr .. I . l!‘
Philadelphia. .3" L'.‘ lndruuzqmlts. .. ll! 3?:
Chicago ...... L‘ l\ “Embargo". .. H 2‘.‘
THE .klll‘Kli‘AX
“‘urr. lv“.
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St. Louis. ..... . ll| ’ Baltimore. . . .33» 13
Brooklyn. . ‘.‘ ‘.'.' Catharina“. ‘33 3i
Louisville- ... .‘J-‘l 2'4 Atlrlett.~ . . . . Li'- L‘J
MPu‘ul‘lllL‘tll . . It :‘s‘1 l"t‘\‘vi.tlttl ..... ll 3‘4
rzasruux LIZAH l'l-L
N'on. but. "bu. IAN.
Sew llavcn. . . to to Hartford ...... 2! H
Bridget-H . . . .L" l‘. Waterbury . . . ill 20
Dnubury ...... 1 <1 L'.‘
sov'rluntx Lama‘s.
“It". 10 9 Iran, 14:91.
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Nashville ..... - ll New (tr-leansshl H
Men: rlr-s ...... ' H Birmurglrnm.. l H
‘ Char cstonu ...-‘- 1'; l
l nu: rx‘rrznxa‘noxat. unsure.
would .
“‘c-u. Lust "Hz-e. lanai.
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Rochester. ...‘.‘.| 13“ _ llrIr-ghamtou. .14 is
Tonurtu. .. . . .. l“ ‘. llanulh-n ..... H its
llutl‘alo.. . . . L‘ L Jersey (‘rty . H is
Scranton. . . . . 3 -I ; l'ticnu ....... d :7
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rue Hummer: LEArd'IL
rum. Lost. _ ' tron. Lou.
litu‘vnnl...... 3i L’ ; l‘rmmton. .... ti
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
'l‘nnooour. Tuouss will conduct. the next
biennial fr stivnl in Cincinnati.
MR. Janus Ramos Kru- ha tor-um! a
business (Ninncction with Mrs. James Brown
Potter. curd will be her personal rx-pruwuta—
tive in this country next season.
Axrox ltcruxs'rxrx has ed mam
rubles toward mliuiug his p arr f founding
a national Russian opera at Sr. .l‘etenl-urg,
m be comici‘tesl with a new rvatory of
murders] instruction.
It is mnrnrkahle how flnnlytne Americans
are “tixing"_ menu-Ives on the London stage.
Them are in London American managers,
American actors and wtmmnd Amerimn
plays, nudtlre cry in, “Still they come."
JAPANESE native music is now to be
Europeantnsl. A unison-smite wdl shortlv
be org‘uulrd at Tokio. on the muted of the
\‘renum (.Torraorvamire. where Japan‘s mu-
sienna will be trained on the rum approved
system of Western Inuximl study.
A Loxunx ent save that.
Amelia (imll. themAmefion‘n girl of
Clevelnud. made n successful debuts: Mars
guente in “Faust.“ She is mid to hu-enlull
so rano vorce ot pltmt quallw. an ex-
ent stage presence and youth and beauty.
. Jonx S.Cum.thedistiuguisbedcom«linn.
rs pmtnblv the vest, owner of theatrical
property in the warl , being the sole reprie-
mrof the Walnut Street: Theatre. lgrikldel-
p'lzrin, whiclhis theoldest- advance in this county;
t e 0 case, Bron in the
city, 32?:th Strand, mm m
Wrrux Edwin llnotlr‘s companv disbanded
for the mason several of the king's cried and
the meu‘ looked mouthful. Last
8 com
lust-ls it: the -
He‘
”—4-...“
, nmtreof the mnnurrt of morn-2'
lgnnv through. but the
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BAKING TRAIN RUBBEBS.
-__7--v__ . N.“—
A Band of Armed len Capture
a Whole Train in Texas.
The Ex ress Messenger and Many
assengers Robbed.
The most daring train robbery that ever
Oct-urns.) in Texas was [mnwtmtcd I1 H.”
o‘clock the other morning. a short mm
{mm Schulenburx. on the South-Tn W
Railway. As tha- train drew up at the 8““
two uwn. with drawn n-vulrors. mounted the
engine. covend the errgiuwr with their
weapons. and cram oiled him to pull Lin tnin
out to the ntuen prairie. a few hundmd yum
to the east. wtren- a tire was binning,
around which stun! tight or ten men armed
with Win 'th-r rxflls The tvm rubbers on
the engine stud guard over thn man at the
throttle. while the others want through the
"rail. exprvss and pawuger cars Nearly
all the rat‘s»: 'vh Were Asleep. and did not
know vs hat was going; on until ar-usxj by the
told-1‘. ‘
The first man tackled bv the thwvosm
\\’_ Sew-burger. of New York. whoa) they
struck on the but-l With a n-vulver. They
took t'r‘uu: hm: (‘7‘: in cash. scvrral dinnrt’md;
and :r gold “at -i:. rain-d :r! :rl-nrzt 5141”.
Lou Ml~_\'rl‘. of t'irrcmuat was reb
llt‘VQil Hf $35!. R. L. Arms. 1d. of New
Yo: k. gnu» up 52". He lra-t a turn-r mummt
--f m- lit'_\‘ With him. but it was hidden
in the she-pin; car. A man fr-m Mexico.
Wll'ISI' name cz-ul-l rm! l» learnsi. lust £4“).
All of the ptso-rrgers last “but valuables
tlrvylrad. at» it :s difficult to fur-u. an asti-
_ and ' welry
Ls anoint . how-
urken by the nrlrlmm I!
ever a! $7-J'“.
“'r lls. Fargo R‘ ('u.'s ext-nos nor was also
amount of move
:urker: from it warm-4 be as w-rtzrmnl. No
‘marl route agent was on ti»a truth. but;
. printed.
: fl)!-
2 or
.Kskui r‘m v. in? l is t-trsimss was
1 (wt to ;1\r up l..s irruucy. ! ..t
the through mad pouche- in the expnus tar
Were all cut oprn and their c-zn’ -trt.s ammo-
Tl.e total aurnuut sn- ‘unsl by
told-rs is put :i-mn at Stat“)
$i“.tII-. but when a careful m
vision is made the figurvsmav be changed.
Tlu re is no du-Irl-t that uvrisul- -I - booty was
Q‘s'ut'rrl and the can: manic utf' with it 5110
:‘t‘5f‘ ._ The wh-do . nutrtry :.— a: “its“! and
or drum Sn-vvx'ai [units have; -u ' rum
(if tho- rvdula-h '
B. A. i’n-k- us. the engine‘r. “bl that On
leaving thn~ d. put :at Flatwira he «or a man,
whom Lo t4 - -k fur a trump - tr drtznl-ianlJfiI l-
in; u l on the . ua‘. It: tltw tend-'- f'ir‘hn KB
wtwrveupon
the man urns . pus- ntuta pistul .rt tho Pn-
ulneer. and told L-un tn 1-» villi?! and
~tl|xl the- trnin who"; ounrrufiuwl tn do
so The man then walled “Dick." an accoun-
pllna. \\ L-- was - nu Viki"! berths-Ar: the tender
and theta—terns» 4-. r The en; ‘ was twld
h- «on th-
Y'
Iran on a .~ vz‘t bridge
a mile ;.u l a h..l! this si-l - of Fla-
t-‘tra. uh; -l: b-~ did. A stun" tire
\\:-.s l-lll‘llJl" r. r th-. s:“-- of the
:‘uilnnd at th bridge to null 113* llrvs‘tnppang
!tl(§(‘l‘,
right p
The t rain or -::.:rr.:
:4) :t f’v‘i' at the
. f‘r‘
1-. viii-r13 u.-r-.- Joined by
- :zr-rched of
P 4 -5 dr!\. The
the express
_ rig-engines?
' -r ‘1I~l"ll and
- r val'mirl-s‘.
' re turn were
that the «up :1. .t lrchl him
' . sc 2.
I “f -
falsi- tn .r‘ols. ‘3‘
u!- \\;r>t ‘- -
.‘i. ii. I” . l "ll.”‘Zs‘ Hf ‘ll'g‘;_\V }-‘argrf.&
it‘ ‘s iixr- trrul to ‘1' .puni «n of
tr.s no : \c. He
was -'.'r'. L r-tw-it‘cd
rats or r-l n th 8
prstuvl for his:
. .tlnl that
I ll" r-
but the
ll e-N ;_
32:1 .‘ ,
A t "r-lv- I shot—
gun sum-l lease-“:1:
041- i.- s. “t ;.. {lo- otln:
the pawn:-
.2 r..- gnu
2340‘ NH mg
gave the
. out a grid
.- Av‘
b‘ .3.
watch 5 . of ins m--t:-~
>tu}.-\. a dr:
1i.’.-l \.'\L‘l
:: in tl.- sTn-upmzcar,
‘t lu-lr-arnwi The“ at
~gall)”. after
til-.ut t . heartland
..h~- )Io-irlvl axrl gave up
l ‘:r\’ L: hall.
twin; scu-h 2v i- utcrr
tic-ck \\ 'th :1 '
.J’ ". .rll tie--
The. '3‘“ ~' .» 3 tin l‘vzr‘ :1 .2; . but sun‘i'rn}
rim 1; :lr put: us not: .~.;r {-p ..:u.l ride-(L
'ln-re wees ti shwmrr: ri'. . - t':-- rubber-)2
I‘m-turn we delay-s3 .‘KE: 1:: .r . -.u-,
.l. H. \"L‘Jc. Nn-rrf‘.‘ n: r: st t‘mrntv,
was or; the (rfllil. lic \ay's tin-“>- \\ 4-,. (Wolf's
hi!!l4"’\ :n the party. and z when they
villa-tn! ‘1...“ ex} I's\‘ r rurm‘rrcer,
Frank 5 1»! ~cr. sn ‘tr 1 -:: on i
throw 3m” tiu- keys 'in I: ~ safe. m'f'tlfi;
v'lmgwl‘tiro ri «parallels. atri Ins . of them
wnu‘kei veugwru-v-m him by in-athg him
over the head wall fllt‘ll' numbers and cup
elly splitting his ears wrth p wire: knive“ The
“rem-nae? was badly used up The (older:
reoovond the kvvs and suwssiel in open»
ing the safe. our man tr txrouev they
found as a men'- urnttcr of l0.‘_(' ‘nwgl-nt it is
stated th it the s rte 1‘ «named 532'“! After
going tlrm' _'h the rxprrxs ant until oars Lb
rubbers tunnel their attention to the [m
gen, none of whom were overlooked
slightest (I
THE LABOR WORLD.
Timur. is considerable demand for all kinds
of lllt‘d'u‘llllr“ Ill Kr mucky and Tr'lllh‘sfift“.
Tur‘ Western lumler nunrufar-tun-rs a
that the prices will tr much high r next fall:
lIr-zsvut. l‘.-l.. is be worn: at: mil-(Inuit
“manufacturing: “mire. and \\.'.I produce $10,-
ou 5,1“! worth at products this your.
Tut»: builders in the snruil tuuns all overthe
country luv reporting an irrcnusin demand
to: small horror-s The buildup; nth hem as-
smuatnm tower is spun-ling in the “'94..
l‘xuru: llA\‘!s& t‘o..of ham-u. Invest-nod
fllr’ bail in motion against for - .;n labor by
discharging men If! their tumor: uh r lite in
Windsor. t‘anuda. just (“~th ‘Zlm harder. and
are not .\lllt'l r. at: |‘llll't.‘l|\ The tltu'llu‘w
men s'ry they will urMe to the Mn luau: hid.
and lldllllt‘ crtin-ns
THE: Hem-rial E us-utive Beard 0! the
Knights of labor has in pnpnrutxur a nun.-
lll-‘lll giving a « Ut'l‘tx‘t history or the dillh'ul-
ties which tlrrnlly nsultcd in the rcvm’aum
of the charter ut lustrtct Assembly 1213 am
the l1 val maul-lies attacbol t» it.
A Luxlmx pater rays that then- is not one
(armor of Europe vvbcn- Arrwrwuu small a.
hnrdwawis not formic. Kruppof Germany
Armstrong of England, and litm‘hkixs 01
France. with all their vast Dwuut‘ xx are un-
nblc to pro luw e monkey or acre-whet
wnnch equal to the Amer-can “when.
Porn railnuds are now lit-lug bum in
Garrgia to mutrc in Atlanta. It Will then I.
the greatest railroad centre in the Snuth.
Thei- ton in; will run through coal. lambs.
»e.nd agricultural nations. and about svudl—
calms nu: operning along the rnjwcul hurl.
wearing control of theI most « e‘fifl‘fibk hndl.
Ntwlgxuurxu textile manutm-ttuere on
camera improvit 'theer‘ cap-city and pm}
ting in better :1thtu to dawns met. A
New Hunymhirv firm has orders! A d
word from San Prue-ism anarud (‘npe on
on account of high Insights The
mill in Mnine has ~ust divided , h
dividends and hue t .qullu left.
Ply): Nationgl labor l'uiorm lave been
holrbugsm "on: dirt-i “the st two week;
Thel’rmm at. Bad 0, “Irma
Smitten. the Ironworken at Pushing:
and the Machinery “'orkers and illum-
Lhfi‘igxrgeti. There were mum she-ember.
In represented through 17-0 delegat-
et. Bro-kton. Max. The
lot: delegates.
Tmutl: is a. w'
Son men In and
couple 0‘ Skunk lunches. one from Cu:
mundthe It ‘3 station. Good
Maureedil undefined-a,“
“Hilde“ to mmmw
with Black ‘te l 'l
inhuman-lee.
.. m“
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