-. \lifted‘regularly every
.__ W L.-.—
THE SENTINEL.
_ lNEVVS
scorn NURWALK. AI‘GUST a.
A Russian l‘acifieo railroad is contour
plated. and live years are necessary to
build theline. When finished the world
can betravetsed in fifty~three dayu.
The advance of education in India is
marked by’ the l‘ostotlico statistics for
the ten years ended Match in. 1.836. The
number of letters increased from ll9.~
000.000to 238.0U0.0t\0 per autumn. and
the increase- in the number of newspa'
you sent win no less than 115 per cent.
The l‘ittsbui‘g‘ .\I-t‘ntgrltrturer deScrilies
I novel eral‘t nearly finished there. which
in dedgned for the rapid transfer of coal
trout boat’s or barges to the holds of ves-
eels. It ‘an handle 50.000 bushels per
day. and will be taken to New Orleans
for use there. Its draft will be only two
feet, and its cost about $ltl.tlt\0.
m «.
The I‘nitcd States own! about $3.000.-
0')0 worth of buildings, and has not. a
cent of iuxurance on any of them. Most
of them are praeti 'ally tire-proof. The
Gorerniitent believes that it is strong
enough to carry its own insurance. The
Astors and some other large real estate
owners in New York net on the same
policy;
The total wealth of the l‘nited King-
dom. according to fi‘lr. Xlttlhull,» has
doubled since 1840. the total now-being
£9.2to.ooe.ooo. against £4.1oo.ooo.ooo
In lSlO. It is interesting to note.
Bruvbti't‘et‘s remarks. that while
other item of (iri‘at Britain‘s national
:13
wealth has show n an in reuse. the value i
of land records a. heavy dcerc.t~e from
1540.
A Boston man. who has cros<ed the .\t~
Itintic tilty-two times and been .\t-.nii‘li
every time except the last trip. exp‘iiiins
that exception by stating that he had a
rubber bag. with h he filled with-ice. and
he laid down every morning.r on this;
presdng it against the spineat the base ,
of the brain. It had a soothing etIt ct.
Indlic frequently fell asleep while repose ‘
int: . n it. ’ lle afterward it It braced up
for the'tlny. enjoying! every hour and
every meal.
w
The loss-of life in India from innit eat»
in}.' tigers was appalling 1.»! year. and.
Sotne study of the fierce. In :ist has lately
bt etr’ti.;ole by l‘itt;li~lt otlE. t’IS. Tums,
it .tppt-ars. do not attack human l“(<“.‘—~"‘
unttl they become very urge and old. and
unabfe to run down animals -’.li;tl are llcet
of foot. “tie of these t‘l’t‘uilll‘t" is ltnouu
to lzave killed 108 persons in the . nurse
of three _\'t‘:ll‘l. Another mauled thirteen
.'\ Iliihl
tut-s to lie tlt‘fl‘rlttl. is,
(Lluifiuwl with killing 1:? tram-hrs on u
l
pul ~.ic road.
A quaint looking individual. about
forty yeat‘sof age. with long iron gray i
hair. covered by a broad llrlllllllt‘tl white '
hat. l’C-‘t‘lllly attracted attention on the;
streets of San Francisco.
to be “.\lontanti “Joe.“ the
trie character in the Western mines. Ills =
real name is Joseph .\Ierybear. andlte is
a graduate of Dartmouth College.
had an unlucky love all'air in the East.
1nd has been’working a lonely claim in
Montana for fourteen years. He hates
women and leads the life of a hermit in
the mountains.
‘I' L - ’ u
A'I‘ifeboat that may help to provide
sen-faring men with adequate boat St!“
vice is the (loubleditilletl craft invented
by (‘aptain Norton, fortiierly of the
American navy. One. of these boats has
been ordered by the government. and if
it proves successful ti ntttnber of them
will be built for the lifesaving service.
The principle of construction is adapted
for use with any motor. and the intro-
duction of the boat, especially when run
by machinery of some. , sort. won d
hasten the day when boat service at sea
is to catch up'with the advanced state of
navigation in general.
The pests known as Ilull'alo moths pre-
vail in many localities along the Hudson
River, and in the aggregate the loss they
have entailed is large. All sorts of de-
vices, including benzine, tobacco, cedar
shavings. and various other agents have
been used by busy housewives for the ex-
termination of the pests, but without
avail. They infest bureau drawers. and
riddle holes in linen and in all kinds of
drygoods. They are found in closets
uid wardrobes. in trunks and under car-
pets. In some places these little furry-
couted moths pursue their way so indus-
triously that housewives do not fasten
down their carpets, as they have to be
day .to kill the
moths. - ‘
It is estimated that the losses by fire
in the United Staten this year will
unount Ito $130,000,000. In 1886 the
loss was $105,000,000. During the past
nix weeks no less than four towns in the
Vuited States have been destroyed by
fire, two of them totally. The largest.
loss was occasioned by the burning of
the village of Marshlield. \V‘isconsin, on
June 27, when nearly 8.000.000 worth
of property went up in smoke and flame.
This tire was caused by sparks from a
, locomotive, Clarendon, ‘Pennsylvania,
was partially destroyed by fireworks,
with a loss 0! $500,000. New York city
lost upwards of $500,000 from the same
«use. There is, no way to account for
the. great increase at loss during\the
prurnt year except on the ground of an
increase of cmlouhesn on the part o!
are public. The great majority of the
disastrous In: of “107:“! have been
directly attributable to negligence, the
cmlou m of mm want of mean:
to prevent or extinguish we»:
and «hurt-mm «are. .1.
every I
lle proved it) ;
l
most eceen- ;
Me!
A mount my.
test Known in 'l‘liisit‘onutry.
Comparisons of the Temperature
With Other Years-
niany parts of tlttl‘rl‘llltthl States res the hot:
est July ever experiencol. In New York
cit y and vicinity the heat was terrilie almost
luan article reviewing the past; month‘s heat,
the New York Titties says: > i
The July which has just ended was in some
\otnts‘tho unmet remarkable o! the sixteen
uly niontlts siuoe ism.
was one of these points.
when the teniperattnv ran and slaved above 90
degrees was another distinguishing fact.
There were Ir of ”10“
against to in
in No. l‘.‘ in inst». min 137;}, ti in this. s
in is“. «1 in l\\t‘-. I" in it‘ll. sl in NT? and l5“.
L‘iu INTR and tsso. and l in 18%. There
were few days last month when the ut—
tertioou teliilwrutttt‘e was at any comfort ul-
lou in; point. Ilere titv the registrations for
the thirty one days. taken each day tit 3:30 i‘.
u: to. in. 9.3. "‘3. Ti. so. 93. Ni. .\2. N.
Fl. 90.10“. ‘JU. h“ "J. Ni. 1“. 75. Nti, :5, b i. 7.3,
Ni. W. N. no. at. iri. on. it: degi‘oes.
'l‘lio avenue daily" ta‘lllll‘l‘tlttll'e for the
mouth was it‘d; degrees. 'l‘liero were only
ttveotlicrseveuttt months in the lust sixteen
years when Illu‘ average run higher. ' ,
‘l‘ho tienri s which ll{‘\t‘ gust bwn prt§eutul
i re the rx- 'oi‘ds‘ of tho lieu! us it ll‘li been ex-
| porn need It the millions of New York.
trot-kl} n. J. rscy City. Newark. nud the sur~
rounding towns The)" l|l\‘ from (‘Il|.\‘l‘l“
thiiulli on the stux-t where men
mm c an l \lillttl. ttnd are titI‘t-etwl
by rctlwtctl sun rays. lint cycn
the li.ilt dozen otlicial \vetithcr tin-ti who work
on tho lottv rtutf of tho Equitable liui‘dtug.
whori- there is little influence trom t‘ellc-‘tzvl
S‘llltlu‘ulihlllbl \\ here play the cheerful brw/es
of bay nit-l river. even those cool observers
conceded that this July had been hotter than
tin-tn er: g .
l‘t-tm I\ o: continued high tctutwrutue are:
llll~'t‘twllll£ llitti;\ tocotttentplutc. when mm
is studying the \vt-utlicr. July 18:"). for its
lirst five day 5 had to endure :u'tlt‘gl‘vt‘fi in! do.
gm». t".hleerw.1‘\ degrwxnn l U: dogm s. Tue
sntnemonllt lll tr?! “as hot.l~ut the uorst day s
tt‘t-rcscaftct‘ctl. The maximum was Fridziv
. July it. with its in: dogma-S. J ul)‘
. ind. “:is not remarkable. but July. loTt'v. was
‘ noteworthy because on only two «luvs did the
~ mercury rise above ill \ll‘fil't\‘\. - Uti too
otht 1‘ days it run down to the cold maximum
t afternoon obwrvations of on dogma-s and mi
. degrees. July of the t‘eittennial \‘car was a
T tun-,ittlt that beats the palm ' for heat
‘ an i It n; .\Il‘tl ‘llt‘S of it. For tlavs the
lien! mark: rs stuck til-mic eighty-five ddgl‘fi‘fi.
‘ t’tliimugutp to lllllt‘l)‘-.\IK. timely eight and
; um- I\ [llllt‘ ilcgrmwoii~evcrul atteruoousgunl
tit l’l“ getting up to WI degrees on .\‘uniluv.
{July 2‘. The month ended with thcitttli it!
sixty .\l\ derrm-x. tin-l the Iilxt at \l\l}"llllkt)
‘hl
dent-«s. ‘I‘lm ll\t'lt|;.:t‘ {or this month.
’tlllll‘dol‘ll'y u!‘ the lllllllt-l‘ldl l‘cvlnrn-
l‘HYl. “{l\ I‘kt‘t‘hllllfiiy lii,.lt. July‘s
motti I-‘lill‘I-lllltllt‘ m the past titted"
.\‘cur‘ li.‘t\ lt‘t‘ll lt‘l\\l\‘ll \t‘\t‘lll\ three ntol
“mt-mi the lit‘;l\“‘\.b Tin; Jill)“ Hl' l‘il‘gut
up: in l'lv‘l‘l tt-r tim mouth of XLNI' the
‘ lll;ll."l t ~r \l on your. ~tnco l‘i‘.‘ t‘u tho
l
.u
.2 “us on... v xx tor the tiny. and with the
c\u pit fit of tun days til Illi‘ How «i ll til
it. ck. the on time .tlid “hi )4:- t-cit-w t-:.;ltt\‘
Il"-l|\“. Hit tho fifth. “hen the llittVlltltllll of
it l uns’ :tttu Elt'Il. the \ ay‘s mean ten:—
tcitipi I‘.ll.ll‘t‘ \vux \\ ilcei‘nw. :\ll accurate
appreciation or ll~-'«\ huh tl.<-~e tigurm aw
lli.t\ lc had In rt tooutbrtiu; that in this lost
:. o Low ma». tut-x :tr. Il‘tNll’ in no in vrv.
.- i:o~tltlt‘~ n:- ‘l lt‘llllt‘l‘rtilli‘t' um In Bod.“
griws. or trim-u: iii-gram l.“ than in l‘T'i
* lint. lll"l‘~‘ It” l't‘ ~i-lln thin out" that
<iil\'\ humidity 1 ‘ul lvu-ti |‘\.:i‘\|\'l‘l'\‘<l.‘
lt:ii lu ~ It ,li Luna tl.tv their tho
titutitii “Hill-l lune l-n-n t'ur \‘(‘I&‘~tll£h1] the
Jul) of l\\1.
, ditty o: l‘Ii “as in 2 all the way tilt‘vilgh
“till ill nun} ill in; s , ‘
lit l‘I‘ tin-to \\‘t'lt‘ t‘ctitarktiluh- iltivu. “tic
. ulteruoon lI “us only “2'. Int otliorxf mudo up
5 for that iceler; No time. In \52‘.‘ there
'\_\tt‘c tlirte days lltit \hiil up to Hi.
i.
wt
‘nul 2“}. The tic\l :lllvl‘lltmlt tunil-lul ‘to
p in Am the month “as «unfort-
but; . ‘ (l; :U‘t‘l‘ttgcs bum-g til,
'4; till! ,1 tb-fiim's. and m u“. ltnv
s \t'll!ic\. Tito whittli mouth of l“! was of
ten-u le:titn-r;itttt'x~. “Ill! :i'~ti‘oit;: tomb of
ccnlo u. Huiy one day had more than it“
July. tow. “as tickle. For H days
tttcrt‘ttt'y l'cltltllti' il in llu‘ tllh‘l‘thwtts
(li~~‘\t‘i"‘1l\‘gl't9§. tllttl yet on “'i diicsdnv. the
5 5th. it variul ouiy l~t‘l\\t‘rll .‘izl degrees: and
tililcgrtcx. The month in l\\'j had hot days.
rim! quite-cool lll;lil\. in l\\'4 dlu‘l‘l‘ wn~ mao
)ll’lX‘llll-lll. of ‘34 unit one afternoon maxi~
mum of only M; m l\\‘) the figures {hr
. lilllill-u‘ occurrt u tc\ were 9‘.‘ and Tl; for 1W3
they \vt-re 10.3 um . l.
l
l
l THE BRIDGE GAVE WAY.
i
‘I!’;I‘\‘\‘.\
illi-
t
.\ Baltimore and Ohio Train Falls
Into a ‘Ilivcr.
Early theother morning while an eugino
launched to ti mixed freight train
V‘I‘:|\\\'illg over the Mount Savage bridg
‘n few miles west of l‘nmlwrlutid. Md.-
l““ the l’ittsburg division of the lialtimoro
{and Ubiu Railroad. the structure gave
:wny. The engine and several cats
were "prtx-ipitntisl into the stream. which
had l-vn swollen by a water spout
that occurrtsl tit the head waters.
Engineer \\‘illinm Ilriscoll and Fireman
“'illinm I‘uyne Were instantly killed. A
brtikeuiau was sevenily injured. The pas.
setiger trains wen: all delayed by the acci-
«but.
The pins of the bridge had been damaged
by the sudden rise in the stream. which
‘tlllxcsl the structure to give way under the
Weight nt‘tlic Itk‘oniotive. ‘ _
This is the third fatal accident which has oc-
curred to Baltimore and Ultio trains within
it week. ,
LIGiiTNING PREAKS.
LlGfiTXING not onlv burned the house of
Joseph “’ilcox. of lake Clear. l~‘la.. but
struck his burn and killed all his stock.
J onx Laursnr and his dog averc killed by
lightning: while tending sheep on the much of
Dr. Weleh. at G reek-y. Col.
LIGHTNING struck the powder mill at.
Streator. Ill.. and blew it up promptly.
smashing things for half a mile around.
A rtrcnrottx carried over the shoulder of
“'illi im (Euseliiinn. of Glovemville. .\. h..
during a thunder storm, drew the lightning
and cost him his life. - ‘ .
“litmus! Bowl-2x and his sister~in-lnw.
Him Eunice McKenzie. were instantly killed
by lightning: tit Palestine. Texas. while taking
refuge under a large pine tree.
HEAVY rain put. out the the caused by
light uing that struck Thomas l’owe l’s barn
at. Rocky Mount. N. C..but the lightning had
aitearly killed two horses and an ex.
T HE entire fumilyof Meredith .\Ieiisell..ot
Pickens County. 8. 0.. was killed by liWht-
ning while dining. The family consist“ of
Mr. .\Iensell. his wife. and four children.
Ltmt‘rxtxu stunned the stallion lied Jacket.
belongi 1' to James Price. _of Furnmigtori.
the. and c has been as docile as a him!) ever
since. No one wan known to ridtI him before.
Inomxtxo tore out the rinsing and blinds
of a window of a house in Little Rock. Ark.
neither of the birds in t e cages was injured.
Ax oak standing in a cemetery at. Mount
Pleasant. Tenn“ ntl‘tirdtsl shelter in a storm
to nine negvoes who had just buried a friend.
Lightning struck the tree and killed them all.
“'HILE Charley Spencer. of Milwaukee.
was fishing. lightning struck him. and tom
the clothes «tuiplotely from one side of 11:5
body. cutting them as neatly in two as it the
job had beam done \vithtt knife.
Lion'rxtxo tote out the whole side of the
widow Jones‘s house at South Solon. Ohio.
and revealed the widow with her three chil~
children huddled together in the most abject
terror. None of them was injured. how-
ever.
Wilts Wing struck the barn at James
Sin . (it . rion.lnd..he was flooding be~
tween his two horse- with three was uofing
around their feet. At. the duh all the nut-
m dud, while Smith was entirely
s__ l
‘The Past loath One of the Hot-
‘Titontontlt cf July. low. will be known in
Without eemtion during the cutim month. ‘
Its high humidity ,
Its number ot days i
. scort‘licm as l
18:“. 1.3 in 183. H in 1352. Iii ‘
\\' (‘3 i
and threw two bird cities upon the floor. but.»
SUMMARY
Eastern nnd Middle States.
. MARY A Knsxnv. seventeen yarns old.
i Ind her sister Catherine. aged Sixteen. were
- drowned in each other‘s arms u hile lathiug
m ti lake at Spring \‘ulley. N. Y. They were
from New York. '
lionnnra. Aucxaxnuu. a veteran or the
Seminole and Mexican units. was found dtvid
. in his bed in Brooklyn a few days since. He
1 was seventy-eight years old. and had been
. itttlte l nit-ed States Naval Service nearly
_ tit‘ty yotus. .
JOSEPH \V. DREXRI.. the Philadelphia
banker. has pivsetited the cottage at Mount
ngor. N. \ .. in which General Grant died.
to the Grand .\rmy of the Republic.
Juux d‘llttlkltStiN. a porter in the Astor
' House. .\ew York. stabbed and killed Edward
. (inter. u young: Irishman. who had just. ob-
tained u s tuatiou as porter iii the Bancroft
| House. After killin' “rear the iuurdeNr
‘ cutmuittut Slllt‘ltlc. Smilousy ot‘ a chamber~
maid‘s attentions to Ul\\‘t‘ pmtuptol the
crime.
HEAVY rains in portions of Georgia and
South l‘tii‘oliuu have done inutieusedatitugo
is t-stiluutwl tit $l.tl(li.tk|\i. Uuwlliin‘l
Augusta. 6a.. was flooded. and
families had to be tvscued in boats.
Tm: t‘uuaril steamship l’uibi‘in on her last.-
trip thiiu England to New York was struck
by n ttdnl wave fifty feet high. This
litigemttssol’ writer swept the gtwtt vux‘xel
from how to stern. ’nud flooded everything
below.
lil‘e |th‘~‘\‘l‘\‘t‘l‘\‘2‘litli the steamship withstood
the territic blow and proewded on her way.
l‘lthi‘h: Iltl\'.\N‘lttit‘lttil-l>‘lt. ltalt‘litxitlter of
the King of Siam. untl t‘oui‘youug sons of
that [h‘II‘llulIt"tll‘l‘lYHI in New York ti few
of
many
days ago. _llie:r phigrauttue included
a trip 1-» “'usliiugtoti for tho purpose
of presenting letters from the King of Siam
totlic l‘i‘csttlcut. and then u journey tlt‘l‘ufii
the (‘outitteut to tnko thestotimci‘ for home.
via Japan. The royal party have hunt on a
tour around the world.
South and \Vcst.
Iii-it‘liliV J. llt'txsox molt-nub was lynched
near llulatt. (in. for assaulting a white
woman. and liettlu-ii t‘olcs talso colored: met
flslllllltll‘ late tor u like olI‘euse Ill Surry
County. ‘43.
Tux .\ltiryland lh-nux‘rntie Statot‘otncti-
timt tit ll'titimot‘e ttotttntutwl Elihu If. Jack
son for tiiivcrttul‘. \\‘illium l‘itikuey “byte
for Attorney General and L. Victor liilllgll
mutt for l'ivtilptt'oller. The pltill‘ut‘tu t.‘ll\ltbl'\‘“$
t‘lcvclnud‘x administration. favors u rulttc~
tlnlt'ul' lith‘S. by t‘tillfil‘tfi. and nppusvs lltt‘
lllll‘iultbdlutl of lotwtgu paupetx and cottvtcts.
Tui‘ I'ltm Republican State t‘ouxvntiou at
Tolulo “as )tt‘v‘ltlt‘tl over ll) Senator John
Sherman. [Governor F-vraki-r was renumi
noted by at clatttutton. The platform favors
a protectne tttrltf. urg-s Future» tn lvtix‘x
laws against indiscriminate innutgratiott;
mid llt‘lh‘llllt‘t’.‘ the l‘rcsolcut‘» \ otu ut the lbw
rllrul‘t‘rlllt'lll of the lit ll .\‘crvtm- luw. but
tuxiilrtiitts “the false pct-u tire of l‘restdeut
t’ieu-laud's utintitmtrutton oi the (‘1\ ti Scr-
viuu“ cottdenuh the a ~ttou ot‘ \Ir. t‘levclntnl
in \ctoiug pcthiou bills. t \prmws sympathy
for home rule in Ireland. and muscula- the
name of John .\‘orttiiut n5 lb lilllillt‘nll \‘tlll'll
tlntc for l‘l‘\‘\‘ult‘lll Tl)“ lust pltmk “in re
t‘t‘t\‘t‘tl \Vllll vt-ctft l‘\".l\ chi oz“.
'l‘itlti’straitcn \\t~l‘\‘ ktliul :tt litrtt‘um. Touts.
l)‘ a lightning sin-Le \\ t.. It came trout it
CINII‘Ilt‘Sp \‘hh. ,
A (M lu\i€ at “at oi t‘ttv. Neb . kl c I one
unit and =lt‘tlb‘lhllwl mot‘ half the l lllmlitlgw
in It'\\!l. 'l'li.‘ mttttuttnl wltxlllllfii‘ ts r‘jnaitiL
Kl Hut. \Ilil‘ n! tin‘ lt‘tbllll ' \l‘ll'ti\ u! the
L‘lticuqu otlit tuls tttnler 2n.ltvtmr:t' tur tbs-r-
ing the tit) tuwttrtoits \\.i_\ {has turned in
.{ortnctz
\\ elevator containing ~--vx n girb ruel‘otic
“kill iv}; tutu list at the limit: ll Tumult:
“trim. .\t lotus. .»\iv\:tti-ict‘ .\I. Ferris.
I‘m-.\ulrllt ot Iltl‘ t‘omtutu . and one i;.rl non-
futnlly “ritual. the other gill" “cin- bu llv
hurt. V
A nut? at t'incnm-itt tlvotrove-l
tcl‘ know it .‘l\ “Sinpluut: Six '
minim,- twenty II\ I‘ \l-tlltllt‘sttltil in.
\\\'t‘t‘ l urttml over
to (bath.
the quar-
~.-.~ cuti-
.tnlvlvs,
Fill: .mo. were burned
Tin-1.... i. s toxin“.
\\'tt LIAM (Run-mt w‘ulut‘ul‘ \vru hanged at
Key \Vtst. Fla. for the murder tit two
colnt'ul lit’lslllt. rs.
\Vnshlngton.
A 1. «nor delegation of pru tttittonl citirens
on \\"cd:u~*-ln_v and iin‘ttwl the I‘t‘t‘\l\l|‘lt2 and
.\lt.\. ‘l‘lt vvlund to \ hi! Illt‘il‘ city In the full.
Mr. t‘lcvi-lnnd accepted the lll\'llull\lll.
JAPAN is ttlvottt to t‘slul-lzsll ti LIUVI‘rlllllt‘llt
u'ititiu: oilice .‘lI 'I‘uho. and the anntitwo
Imister has submitted tl propuxitmu to
twenty mitiitxo‘ttors. l-ookl ind. l“. sit-unity!»
em and prrthurn lll l‘ubltc l‘rttitcr lit-tic
dict‘s ('nll‘t‘ to proceed to the Empire under a
five years" cont rnct Each of th ...« penons is
to reoeu e $2.000 a your and expenses to and
from Japan.
service/of the t‘onstituttonal Centennial t‘ele~
limtiun. to be held at l‘hilmlel ihia on Sep-
tember l5. l6 and l7. Justice hdiller. of the
brutal States Supremet‘ourt. will deliver an
oration. The .\poctnl service takes pin ‘0 on
September IT. -
Fcu the first time in the-history of the
Regular Army' (l-olalls “ill be made this
your from the various h**ltltl‘lltal posts of
companies to attend Gran Army reunions
and the various militia eiieatupmeuts in the
several States.
Tit: Treasury surplus has been int-rousing
very lienvilv of late.
I’m-clan.
A GREAT drought. the \\ot\t in thirty~two
yentx. prevails in Belgium. Locttsh in im-
tucusk- numbers are dcstnwutt: the ertipx
Iil‘tttxi: the dcl-uteon the Irish Laud bill in
the British House of L‘otmiiotis .\ir. HoNhly. a
Home Rule member. threatened to break
another member‘s neck. lllld was then-upon
suspended.
Tux persons were drowned by tliecnpsizing
of two pleasure ytich'ts ofl‘ Yarmoutli, Eng,
land.
Stoxon DEPRETIS. the Italian Prime Minis.
ter. is dead. ‘ ,,
SEv not men have been arrested at IJmerit‘k.
Ireland. for tutrtieipnting in a riot of striking
dockinen against. imported \\’nt.cr{ord labor~
em. Four policemen and runny civilians
were in jumd during the riot.
2A DISPATCH from Shanghai. China. to a
London paper mys that Jay Gould and others
have established an Americnuochinese bank.
I‘llll a capital of tfiuiluttki.
.. Flt-TY rnorsaxn ple are starving at.
"Adana. Asiatic. Tur ‘ey. on acumut of a
drought which has turned a usually fertile
region into an absolutely barren countr '.
THE Liberals tGladstone‘s party) have
elected another of their number to the British
House of Commons in an election to till a va-
(‘tull‘ ', and have made large gains.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
Mus-Lan'ojrnv has been playing to large
houses. lll t‘altlorma. _
Bax TAJOL‘X. an Arab. has written music
for :i comic operatic \‘I‘Nluu of the “Tanning
of the Shrew.“
Tm: Thomas concerts in Chicago have been
very largely patronized this month. the hot
701' music.
GEN. (mortar: A. SHERIDAN has made 200
engagements». through the lledpnth Lecture
Bureau. to deliver his reply to Bob lngeisoll
next winter.
Tut: wonderful young pianist. Jtsef Hot.
man. has decided to visit. America next sole
son. He has teen one of the musical lions in
London this year.
THE Government subsidy for ninety open
utic pcrfut‘iuaiicfi to begiveu betwwn the
A In and Argentine Theatres. in Rome. is
lt .utIt) lire..or south. ,
HERE Bonruiq u Gerninn tenor with u
phenomenal “high G.“ is coming to thiscouu.
try in Uctol or. He was a watchman u few
yous ago. but now makes $1,!ltl0 a week with.
out much Within
the stage as a Newton. She is Miss Alice
aopkinsnn. relative of the wife of ‘
den Hayes. and a cousm otorlliouteulnt-
Govoraor Trash. 0! 1mm
Gunn- and Sullivan are told. on the ow
than 0! ‘London mp: man. he
msdougnthohflsl'l; w a
to!» “Wm unh-
Mwi‘t'h WgthWMWd
iii-"n”“w'um ' "h “
to croptx , The injury to the corn crop alone.
fr m Krtiix‘n t'ttv ‘n'. ’l ttt . “i - ' i ‘
“ ‘ . ‘ “‘ ‘ l“ m“ "0"". : leave t ilko‘t till telltli
THE President will preside at the social 3
weather importing to give the people a zest ‘
Tlic I“\.\‘\‘\‘ll‘,.lt‘lE tuutlcn \vlldrusli fol. ‘ rest of the Democratic hl‘lfie lli'kt‘l‘ l‘.“ *‘
port. Iiclluir mid ' I'ttyton. the lxllmt‘wu'ty
pulled it largo \utc. carrying lite first mutual.
u few daysat .\‘t. Louis and Naishviile. .\t the
LATER NEvis ‘
A BLOOM“ riot. took place at a picnic in
New York betwten the waitgts and the sol‘
dieté of a Hungarian “Schptuen l‘ut‘m‘t
Seven or eight inert were \\'\\ult§1til. two being
shot. and tweiity~tliin~ prisonejs \v ‘re made.
\\‘tu.t.\it “Humour; of t‘aiitiien. N. J..
fiftydwo yoms old. shot his “fife. Ella. rigid
forty-seven. delilwrutely llllll‘ti‘l‘t‘tl J ust ico of
“I0 ““00 William S. Ilarr \t‘\\l§l\\ll. and then
setita bullet through his owti brain. dying
almost instantly. The tragedy occurred in
the oltlco of the Justice. who wins listening: to
a oguipluiiit made by .\le \ '§lLshiro against
he)i husband‘s brutality. .
CHARLES ll. ltunti. the Chicago lawyer
who gained considerable notoi‘ity by defend-
lug Guitoau. the nwusin of “:9 field. has been.
gums: down hill ever since. and shortly after
u recent. attempt to steal front" a Jewry City
ixxstitui‘ant he tried to drown himself. but was
fished out alive from the Hudson river. He
has been declatul insane by New York doc-
tors %
En. .\Iclloxaui. a Chicago é'luuuller.“ has
' CUT ' OFF BY FLAMES.
Thrilling Seem-slat» a Tenement;
' Fire in Chicago.
%
Two Persons Killed. Five Fatally
Injured and Others Hurt.
Two people. mother and child. were killed.
Ionrrhildren “ere fatally injured. and live
or six other persons were badly hurt. in a lit
It Chicago warty the other morning. About
3:25 o‘clock Ullicer O‘L‘miiier saw flames com-
lttg out of the busenientg He ran to the mun
mt firebox. turned in tin alarm. and then
hastened back to arouse the inmates. By this
time the tlamis had inorensml with feurtu
rupiiity, ind before the arrival of the tirxt.
'tvuginetho front stairwuys were etivelotnl.
thus cutting otf all limits of escape for Ilm
three tnmiltcs occupying the trout portion ot
the building. : _ ‘
Tho second tloor was; occupied by .\clson
Trudeau. his u tt‘o and; the small cluldn-tt.
been suitenced In three yettm hi State Prison.
THE Kentucky election hast resulted in a .
victory for tioneml ltuckitor. the Dent-crane ,
candidate for Governor. tofiulwr with the ;
majority ranging ti‘otu :54“; to :iu‘oo |_ .1“
some of the cities. notably L‘tfviugtun. New.
Prohibition \vtmdvt‘entod in Etllll\\‘lllt‘ by :t
L large majority. The legislature. which Meets .
a Sllt‘(\‘$.\‘u[‘ tu l'uitol States Si-uatnr lit-ck. is ,
heavily Iloxntrratic. ~
EARTIIQl’AKl-Trlii-Uk“ have néfi‘urnsl \Vllltlll
!
' former place high buildings “ugh-shaken. ;
I llltt'l‘i“t.
. demic is spcra ling in the tin-\iiuem.
pen-lent Pensions bills. :i.l\w-:\tt-~ the proper j
‘Ilu‘ .v-hr on is It.“ it “I just Hp’lhsl Iiirttl
.iv\ with»? till-I tlin in) \\ :u‘ action ueike l.
. "inst 1t|\\ .:i...i~. in addition. thejuuter stood for
Tilt: public debt was reduced $l.\~tl..\u.\::
during July. The total \It‘bt.:]il‘lll\‘l]ull and
now stuttd~ at siloxtnoatrux
lbwlut‘liue' “lIVllllul‘t‘ cash influx? 112-31.! til,
t'voli. ltllil net cash in the Treast' Sit-Jimjittt‘
the not ititlebtuhnxx is $1.27!..{k .\I‘J. I‘J.
llt‘ltlxt; July the total rcceiyts of the I‘tii
ted Slut-N 'l‘n‘astiry “ere $~i“.3;l l.‘:.’. ‘lguiust
SL’tthtttgtIl in the \‘ltllt‘ time 5 st. your. and i
the expenditures “we $.L‘-,l§.. .."_‘t. ttgainst
$L'.I.to:=.ell in Job. 1%“. ;
(‘tloLERA is canon; from fittest" to twenty. .
deaths daily in \‘a'ania. Italy; and the opt
in the
city of l‘t-sliawur. lutltn. tléero new :;-~t >
7 deaths from t'liub't‘J during Jiflv.
calls upon t‘otigremntn sttgn-twiw tho t-lwttou 3 ~
ot II.‘ Representatives; ln\ot\ lit-t :ll pensions .
- -—-—— é
THE Hit otter.
.\ Serious Shurlalgv tnul in "l‘t‘dll‘lt‘t‘
'IIl‘l‘t‘ll\k‘ in l‘rifiriw.
New York il\t‘l‘\ ~i;il»i
t-‘l‘txlwl Illl' fit-l watching
the Luv crnp with u .;rt-:it def. o! \uitmtuvlu
itii ltjilllil HIll-‘I‘ ill‘
in I'1l\il|‘ ~x; .‘tlt‘
'l‘lic l‘l‘iw‘lll mil alums .n'.~ ‘ l‘ari- “ill
be tt N‘l‘itllh \llul‘l
"ill the theta! ~tl|t1vl}‘ for
tlitx y. :u‘. \\ itli t .-: ‘qttctzt lil‘li‘-‘\ prv-
Ill .hlvltib‘ll
l“ itliiN‘V Isa lu' «lvx-nlwllv A
.3: it}! \til loll 1.: 4"l(-.t‘
vuilitu: tit-v: “tit
(”tie tlm
tutor -~
t .m-i \l‘li
l $1.; ii toti
‘I‘llI Ill \l
t_\'
\sztl .\t .‘m‘.
i
>.\ wt ll..-
t‘ll)‘
. limits
I glut: they -atito
V ‘l'- Xv“ tin
. \‘t'l‘lllv‘~lul‘llls.
‘l‘liéu- .\t-tl‘il‘.‘ lune
t \Ell!.£l';t‘, The l: W {rum
tlmitwtml‘ ~t .. .. at lmtttma lénvl up. . altl;llt
ill the on i. ’l‘ls- I.ilX‘-i‘f\ hit-l not Line to -
put it in tltcxtavk lint. .. «~ A \ \Ittt'lllllu'ru
mvc boom mutually tierc “ti; is \\ Inch 3- ”iv
. '-'
i w; .. uzslv.
marlo ts. 3: na_ liz- .
tti Julie \V'Iln'“ li..t l\‘\ it.-
i\n'l:littI-‘kl\t‘ tt~ tlzw t:
tlic tin-u- l t - ‘tlli-‘\
1. ,
‘ t
Il‘ Illt‘ in -:
“tile ct:o:t;lt to trilo- \tntct‘. El‘heu the finals
In
lioutx from no. oral
Why. llk‘bt‘s 10¢ Y“)! m depth.
Il‘tHi Ion on tlm l‘:tiil"|:§ll~ with whom
Nune- Stun->3 of saving ,
> lltitxlc-i bottom ltnv lieid~s \\ tgh tittatititivsnf
. hay‘tlmttin; . about. in the
“tier. It is the
, gum- ~tory tram the hay tieldséol .\Iaiuo and
-m,
Anoriuui society woman is about to adopt ‘
exhale .
' bury.
Nc‘u llaittpxltiw to the grcét arrtcultttml
valleys of Perms} lvunia aiitl New York
bane. ‘ %
THE NATIONAL: GAME.
BRIII‘THEILS. of the Itetroitg‘ still lead: the
League in home runs
IN the International Lea ié
Ii allotted (in the coaching mg.
l-Zsrtnot‘rsr is the name of. a phenomenal
twtrier unearthed by Birmingham.
“’Attti. of the New \‘orks. you the second _
Intrigue player to make the ltvth actutd hit of :
lh!‘ rk .\\u!l. K
Ix a resin! twelve inning game at \Vuter- '
l‘i‘litl.. Brady put out LE. vista! ‘2,
without an error at tint lust-f
“.\t.“ .hlz'Ktxxoa‘. titst lawman of the
l‘ttts‘otit‘g lut‘llS‘lU Club. (lied intently at Bus-
tlin. and “its buried in Lowell
\\'ttt:\‘ tho Leanne leaded: play among
tliemwlvcs they p.:iy' u ell. but when they
play the tailemlets tltev forget how to play.
It; l-‘FAH‘. so far. is the mos) whitewashed ,
club in the International League. while llatn— .
iltozi has applied the coating ofteuer than
any other club.
I I there is anybody the \Ynshingtons can
“but it is New York and L‘hicago. They '
have won a majority of theé games played
with those clttirx , f
_ A MARKED fentm of the Ghieagts in no .
ttoti is that they always play its if they eu~
eyed it. No one over suis them play I lilt—
euw. «haircare game.
A .\lA‘rntfttn'ncle has estimated that when .
Chamberlain rind Mulltme. ‘who are among
the swttest pitchers in the ubflntryfihrow the 7
ball With their utmost speo‘l, it. travels at. the '
rate of 15“.! feet per senimi. 3
. \‘lcxsuvm’i, Miss. will make an applica-
tion for uranium-ship in the southern League
at. the November meeting. ikial\‘e‘st011 rind
Hulhtmi. Texas. are. also tfiixious to enter.
and will make an efl'ort in thht direction.
PRESIDENT \‘ox Dim Ann; of the St. Louis
Club. Says he is tired o! tqe American Assn:
ClatifillJflkl has asked that. a meeting be called
Septembertlto act uton thé withdrawal 0!
lush-um. Should this club rétire. it will seek
to join the rue. In that. guise Indianapo-
lis. it is said. vvtll be dropped from the latter ;
orgammtion. I
Frnvic‘n first-claw men have been developed .
this year in the minor Leagues than for two 2
years past. Good pitchers especially have E
failed to materialize. This is no doubt due 1
to the new rules. which put at damper upon
the wild ltop‘skip-midgium style of pitchem
whose \vlttile art «insisted iii tiring a ball in
“‘llll all the speed allowed byitlie former rule.
St nltt‘gy counts now. .
\‘ax HALTREN. of the Chit-ages. was born
at St Louis. and is twentytwo years old.but ‘
heltved in Oaklandl‘ulu for neveitteen years ‘
He started in as catcher. but by a. fluke trico-
pzteliing in lufilu‘uuse the (incubated A.“ Mo
runs were in 11 hole for a pjitcher. He sue
casted at once. In California he pitched
plenty of games for five and six hits. once r0
tired three men on nine pitched balls, and has
struck out nineteen men. . -
only one man
film xnloxAL wéour.
tron. 14‘“-
Detmit........<l.’i 3“
Pittsburg: . . . .26 3
Philadelphia . . 3‘."
Chicago. . . . . .43
Iron. Lost-
Boston........40 :0
.\‘ew l‘ork....~ll
on Indian: pauses an
as! \i‘astmigtou...~:s 38
v...
t
it
rut: AMERICAX Asso‘ Harms.
Lost. '1' 1.0!.
St. Louis....f§? st nutrition. was 81
Brooklyn.....31 40 Cineinnati....~l7 36
Louisville. ""46 Sti Athletic . . . . . .lii 42
M8mfltllmn..26 50 . Cleveland. ...19 59
run INTERNATIONAL users.
. w“. Loot. Won. Lou.
Newark.......t§) 8t rinse"...&t 8
Rochester. ....85 87 Bmgltnmtou..23 35
Mm.....,.3a Humfitou.....&3 S!)
Bufldo.......43 85 Jet}! City...29 3“
Seruton.....10 Wiwilhgsbmnfi ..l n
comm mm
m I.“ :7 Van. lad.
flow Oriana. 30 83 W...& a
“mania: 35' W 7 at
Im......fl fl ,
= ‘ll‘t‘ one tuvl
: and all llzhv
‘ pt-uvrtul \tt‘ctuti oi
. lllt‘lll wide \vtllttt; lizitt t< dragged tlu tti out
' “f llh‘ lull)‘.
llc \\‘;t.~‘ tulmu to
: I‘tlblilli‘ll. ‘rllt‘ ll.
' Were found the .nanntmta- lu-l;
. has tumtly to tlulct about a month ago;
‘ quarantine:
They \\‘cl\‘ awakened by} the smoke. and with-
out. stopping to dress they lvgan to lttuk
about. tor iiioanr: ot‘ e‘ wipe. .\lr. 'rl'lllit‘llll
til a rut», :ll't tutti ll luulstt- Id.
and fastening tl:c other} end to his \vit‘c and
[on vctir old baby :ittculplel to lower titclti
out ot the “in lu\\‘. .1
Thc rope was too short and the spectators.
who by this time had gitlict‘t-l in large mutt»
liq-rs. \\ ct‘c horrific l to . e the o ultltlll and her
little one sll‘l‘t'lltlt‘tl mt air >tirrottnelml l-y
lL‘lIth. l ‘iiptritn (‘ou of Truck \whti was
among the tint ttt :tt‘t'tic. ilucul a
ladder .tguzltxl the luztrtzttt; bud-ting. :intl.
untlautttv-l by tl.u lillilli‘s :tttl sub-kc.
he th‘rlblwl to the wcwntl lino!“ and uttetup‘tsl
to rewue tho unit-tit ' 1'
night violin" Lad . tin;
tron! oi the \ aw and
Milli-er \‘V‘llltl ‘
[stallion tlec
the in“ 0
portions
it' lulu?
lulut‘t'
udw luf'l‘ from lh’l‘
- ltml l-Ht‘ttwl t|\\'ti}‘t
ell into the tinnitus below. A
“mu-r \tsu tttt‘tiz-xl t-n
tut-l t'uti\ eyul them to .r pin e nt safety.
The cat-tum \\:I.\ It‘ll‘ul to m- ti-rrt _
Lurnul ulxitll the ta ~c. inuds and lower put I
lie ll'tll his“ ml'ulwl lite “tum-a
ltts llri‘llt‘ lll ti precarmus
.iy liml ttlrcziily .\Ill‘t'l .Ill“\l
to tin-t ‘trl‘ul lll_l‘.ll‘lt'\. éiszrl the tnntlu r. “liu
\\'.'L~ talk. 2. t ‘tlzc lli'uN‘; nt. :1 trivial. expiul
shortly :tttt roar-l ttt ltt-rr: agony.
.\lrntl“ hale the tircm {n l:: l crawled do“ u
the statruavs and In ll tlt - work of I‘t‘rw‘th
in: the other inmates. l‘ltz‘up liouucau. his
\ulenztd sun > ‘nl .wxcn _\w-.ir\. nib!
Amm- Iil"\\‘. :Igul Hglzt mt. were t 'tlit'l on
the llt:I'd llo-u‘ ulmtist sull'w'ata-l Tin-y \\ er»
tenderly t‘ul'l‘n' ltluivit stub and c In t yml to
the ('otntty Mistrial. when- it “as Ill-Iihfllt
they \vottl-t run-tic. r. (in tliu‘ N’t'tvll‘l
AI" lutll‘ little
'lttlilt‘cn lir'lnlt; 3; to the Ti mi l:tititi_\'.
‘l'lr v \v- t‘v tut. . ill clit’iirge lav frtcittls ... l :l
loch-r ;:.\i- it fil‘ l:l\1\}l5lilt'll that they “nitid
not it .~..\. I" .\c V‘ll Trudeau. the {at n r.
.ttit-r iit~ metic- tttal attempt to an“ lm
wife. gro int ln~~ nay through the l-liudzu;
smoke and utlu " l ‘l l-E‘lll'lip‘l out 21..-
t‘t‘ur “itulou . n (11>Illllll‘t'f turntv live ['94.
uni \tlrlulllt‘l emote internal llljtll‘lt‘x. The
l‘:it:i.iv ml t ltt‘htm‘i limit. a lutkcr. “lit-or
‘h’l‘lw‘l the tits! tl~ wr :m-l lak‘l'lll'dkt‘s utol
In mutt;
'l‘iu- tulltmiu; xverr Lil‘ «l Adele "rude-.1}.
,.;.‘l tlmtx the yt-ars_— .\lari ’l'rutl‘ :itt. usul
Zuu _\ ~ :. . '
“A! ie fatally ittiitrn-l Jovpl: Tra-itau.
lie t.t ‘i‘rt’ti-‘att. n:-~l eiovi-ti
iilwui..3r .3; d tin {to y. nix;
ml tit'ttvti 3.. .ll“. .\ll‘r linur
“Jar
of
‘timmg u. r ‘i
Nels vii 'l‘r‘tlc
.:\l:‘.l‘.v in. w
ad q-vowly but
I‘ll bi. Fountain.
. «'aptmn t'uuiut.
. tin- ~Ztirtml in l‘nfi-tt’x l-zllu'x'lmp. in ti..-
li‘ISl‘Hlt'HI. llt~ .‘th‘i‘ifinfl. ( lturic" And-nutter.
Yell :l~lt\“‘,t. and :t t- it .\‘f ,; ‘vttuv. \\ incl: this.
liuilm; t‘lt tli - .\tuve. overflow“! and set tire
in tlic burl-ling. ‘ '
‘ BBTR‘XYBD i113 TRUST.
A “'estern Rank Ijl’rcsitlcut Steals
$3 1.000 and : Disappears.
The most intense excitement prevails at
Imvenworth. Knit. over the ntllap~e of the
(‘ttirens' Saving Rank. Shortly after
o‘cltrk theothermornirig an anxious crowd
‘0
. began gathering nboutr; the building. waiting
. for the
doom to open. \‘uitily the crowd
united. find about ll u’vl-k‘k the Itl{«‘l‘!il&!li‘ll
Was made public {list the bank we» no
longer soltent. At noon it was
learnan that. l‘t‘twidetit Ii. 1‘. ('lt‘lllclll<
had gone to some “in: East or North where
h.“ “to safe {nun till danger. The tank otli-
culls rem-ins! :1 letter from him saying that
he had lost sum: in wheat sterilization. The
total \‘llll!‘.’....t.‘llll‘lll. with What he took in
t‘cady cash. will amount to Kild'WL
He also said that 3 the savin .' bank
would not be effected and that the filetro iol~
itan Rank was the loan“. This can be to 'en
for what it- is wotth. The Metropolitan Bank
was merged into the giving: batik about a
your ago. The following notice was Its-.\{l‘sh
in the window at ll o‘clock:
“The bank has madman assignment {or the
bent-tit of its crolitonl. John “'ilson will
take charge of the lumk.“
'l he absvondcr. before he left. transferred
3 NM!“ to his ltrotliwizt—luw. who. it is said.
will turn the property c-ver totlte bank for
the torrent of the r'reulitom. Clement sent
Tim
letter from him was the tit\t indication the
bunk titlicieils had of ariytltittg wrong. They
“priced liar-l trying [it get matters stmi 'lzt.
“uni was spread chéutgli the crowd that
only the .\lctrotmlitun bank “as amt-tut.
and that the t‘itimtts‘ Rank would my in full.
h‘: Sis-med to alloy the pant-n. The dept 'si.
to are nearly all pom‘ uorkinfimen. It is
likely that ‘ till “ill lose: the larger mnount of
their detxmits.
could liuvt~ been found he would have been
sittinitnrily dealt with by the crowd.
_ .._ , ____ , .
PLBURO-BNEUMCTIA.
The Emu-N to Suppress the Disease
in Some States.
try has just made aMiminary neport to the
l Commissioner of Agriculture in reference to
the plwignw of the work- for the snppnsxsion
of plum—pneumonia for the six months
ended June 30. NW. .
Pennsylvania is the only State believed to
be infected with pluero— neumonia.
authorities of which have
accept tho new rules and regulations or to
give the National inspectors any recognition
in this work. .
The work of inspection in New Jersev bv
the Bureau has only recently begun. ‘l-‘ou‘r
bundled and fiftythree herds. amtaining
3.513 animals. have been influx-tied. Twenty
lienls have ht on found infected. containing LN!
. head. of which thirtvfivn were reported dis~
eased. Twetttyeight animals wen slaugh—
tend. of which fifteen were found to have
been inflected with plenmpueummiia.
. 'In New York ill herds. containi-"g 3.201 an-
imals. were inspected. Uf these 45 herds were
inter-ted and centained “:17 animals. of which
13» were reported din-used. The number
slaughter“! u u 11?. of which 25 showed
the INUIIS of mount-pneumonia. In New
\ ork the followi 0' counties are now in
-. ‘\‘(’§t(‘ tester. New York, Rich~
mopd. lungs. Queens and Sufiolk.
'l he total number of herds inspected during
the stx month“ is 5.3“.200ntaiuing 43.01"! ani-
mals: 23% herds and 11.th animals have
been ilueed in quarantine. among which
were onud 90} disaster] animals I’ust
mortem examinations were made on the our
cusses of «t..\“il animals 'aud showed that 1.1M
of these have been affected with pleumpnew
mama.
WILL NOT INTERFERE.
The Pope‘s Position Towards the
Knights of Labor.
Rome advices state; that. the eonelaveot
twelve American Bishops asked by the Tab
can for aileeisiou as to the advisability o!
the Roman (tumour amt-ch interferirx with
the Knights oi Labor. voted 10 to 2 against
interventitui. The technical decision leached
was that “There the!» was no Mentor
the Church to make nj ‘inl deliverance w
gawdiugtho " ‘ lttso! nor."
The minimum “£01m utter examining
the question. arrived at the some decision.
and the : of the
than communicated this resolution to
Catlin!) G‘ o! . all»
aqua mam .wum
nation ghuthsV-fionnhrv-
“not“ human
tampon
noon um LlGH‘l'NINl‘i. 3
Many Lives Lost. and maul
Damage to Property. 7
i
The Sufferers Spread Over a Wide;
Range of Country. ‘
The room: storms have been followed by.
floods which have done an immense amount
of dttntnge. print-itally in the .\‘ontlieni. .\lid- ’
dlennd La.‘ stem States. The fatalities from ‘
lightning have also been quite uutuerotm ;
The following tlispttz-hes than many pants .
~ull dated tl 'lst lust.»- give a \‘ivid idea of
the injury to p 13"“ and property done by
flood: and lightning flashes;
Anemia. (4a.: \\‘ltentlte1s~ \le of Augusta
arose Illlli morning and {until ie l‘l\‘t'l‘h.<‘t'dn 7
ingattd sinking back in lI.\ bed tlict‘v was i
gi-u 'l‘fll t‘t-jt‘lclug ‘l‘tm highest mark i\~;i~tehd
\“tis 3"": feet. At! Night the l‘uttilnli \ nuttnucd. .
nitdnt in o‘clo-k titt~ tuorntng ttn- htghl r i
.at the bridge marked :c.‘ {wt ‘J incite-x;
Allof the northern part of the city above
: (‘ummmg and north of Broad strwts is yet
. under water.
- street
Grunt holes are “tubal m the g
and boosts :U‘V uttdortmnet. A! the f
3 upper end of Hrwut- nth-1'1 water i- 5!;H I‘vr“‘~
. in; m Illl‘-4:l.‘ll a great break in the count
7 fetv .\tllllli hours and ti “Vt".
batik. “lilt‘ll lH"‘\|Fl\‘l yu‘I-‘I‘tlafi'. but no;
Ilflllltlgt‘ llttil‘.‘ ut‘l‘tnus lllllll \\ ahltlll; nutty a .
A! lmtulitlnl. »
’ “‘twt‘t-Ilw brink on-urrml m the entail. the j
: aw rim-led.
; l‘uulunut“.
' iou
watt-r l.‘
ten I‘m-t «ic‘p. tin-l {:t 1!!an :u'v
lIt-(ult'tl.
All lmttxcs it; the lit-tgltluu‘lituil
The water is still over South
The l- 81‘ “ill' amount to :1 mil:-
dollurx .\t it met-tin; of Ilw t‘nttt :l ;
- this atttt-rtiiuin NJ“) “as {lltpl‘Ullt‘lnIn-ul fur ~
‘ the our...“ lilirllttx< \i’us;utt‘t;:til}‘ rt Mime-l
i timing wax x wt d l=v :1 yr
the it.“ u! it “fr. '1'! t-K‘r mu it .-
ut I‘otV-ux !ia~'"" mtlm~ {rum
3 cr-ek [!.A“lllg through the
uvorthmul :ttt-l fillvlt‘l tlo'
, N. f-l. lib-xi a...» “tmw .
‘ children :iul
’ littlllltl' re to the l-mton name. .1 til‘litll 'c
, IIIH‘
’ [Frat “It-4!;
, ft'tctt.lt‘n1~t\t~ttt wit-rm m.
T \‘aslv‘l t
. the rt..l't v
' hung <tltltuy t’rotutiir
: were torn lll slimls The
l both her lch from the Lulu-s to thr fut.
" her nines wa~ turn
) Janus Dillon’s hour?
unlit v.
“Rik-drunk Hut: The Valley of \Vv~
'u'. \\ 1H i and r: .'
“ll! 'll l‘tlllfl‘l or
..
p. prop-Hy mttl I‘I'.~ll:i -i in
storm titw illit‘l'L'I-Ill
Viral of ii m1:
near the brat;
~ lrnl tun ot‘ l: yuntirmx
Wade 2 a rm» tliw st: um “inch
sttrt‘uttuxlul l::~ l.” ltl'. linturu :t; to tie
inure. ll" E‘IILt~1-'<l \vztv tilt-l utiicrt-Lti
«in-it. The N: i: v-...- dim.“ --l' tic Nrw
uli‘IN‘}‘ t‘cttttzii uni. “L. i‘ ;~ trwmttw
li1~
mile and a hull. in» ‘\.1>El!‘-i H\‘-it_
'I‘tictronl-rt-l v32 Eltc tout of tin» ttioi:tit.-:ii t
a)’. a» '\\--ietlt-- “an lt-n Iti‘i‘l;t\ *
eta-“.ti,‘ the v t-w‘n' in tho In'nn. Tito in“ Hf .
the I h Iauure: ml “when 1 "cup. ' \hzli :rui it
$13.” | t. hi 1- rty m I‘nrsuus \ \tttl'v r t
theextent ot MH‘I' '. lie tins t‘l \ llm st up ,
. 1
ol tl:~- Minn-.7. i‘- lik'l‘i‘;.litullttl elm. ‘- ll i
strtk‘h liv lt;l;!...n;.‘ Ammo 13mm: “11) 1::
in; ll:t~'l~l“lll'rl\.\ull the mountain and \‘l..\'
, .
brisk st
lllll;tl1'1.’l|ln. N. \'.: .\IRSN Bunch-m. :0.
daugi.‘ ' .v l; .u ‘iu ‘ . re \tllu tmir
hr . “:0 an: -‘-L by ugt. ..;
and kitlv! tlét~ ‘ “one: at. In confluent): will
st :Jil‘l Il'.t"li . ‘ “m tnluvm; under a lfll‘t‘
\ln- \‘5L\ ~it.t=trt.lv sin-lieu. Her
int 13‘ nnv. »
‘n',
( full.
I. llll‘flnit'l‘.
.4- 5h ~rm
“ u intro
l‘i mi:
8
~h‘3‘p ll
turns one b u: i?. tho
other to ll- airy l ml i=\
. .
.1: :ull.; a: “.1-
slt‘izn u, , 1- '
rte-II“ ~ tan. rml
W'uhr ‘.\v.- to .._ .I
lie L- i and \\ tt'.-. wt
‘ Illl‘
“ere kiln kul :ttwttub‘v by the 3. '
and ‘Il“ li '«rw from t‘ -
I t‘i \'.‘l
. it)
. -t . . a 'u
‘ lttluc and Ltiioxl
lllillrhl notr of
in (“I‘ll . x“. tot-awn
3 .1m‘.\‘ tta il\tlt«l.‘ ul' tls'l.l;l\
.\lleni}. N ' 13* r a brief tliuultr
slu’mvr _\'~‘.\Y'l'l’l)' ‘t- it of ‘ tum; \i'."
AA.
éxn.‘
it
su-u-it-l lrutti tit» aligns! vii“; it» \kv, itriir
(Yarksutit. tut-in: man from here. It.-
Sulfislllrll‘. vi: to! tlitttt-icr ‘I;l!‘il"l Al‘
The l it \"l" a the. min the ti.
n:
.Iv- rwuy
s .\I.ttl j. “lid?
.\lntliub‘
tnlmg. u l ~Tf'll‘K
‘r lmol. burning
. :i uterus} «lawn Iih' l o i . .
“as I‘T‘l ti! fascia-d that :t
~tuttidrrsiitid Lg-r ~itz w
thud at» buz‘uul
\\ ts
chi
hair. It
clothing
n
~-
shn'k flirt-u the youti: “‘umxtl to the r“..-
.\I:\ .\latluas was “I‘M tan-\ltTilc-l mid ttllv‘ u“
otl'. l tater nmn . -
the family surfer“! taunts-rary lilvth
Miss Mathias. “‘llvil picked up. “215 k. .
giant of marble smtuarv. in what».- and rigid.
'thl:i\‘ she ix teem er“ '
South Norualh. t.‘
. Lightning .\t.
‘ teniay and to
siding. demolhhing: the wall. and also 5 ..
a young lady on the nut-l to I'arten. L..l.. ,..
hair instantly. Suit-r Keeler. “llllt‘ lowering
the sail on his tum. was also strurk and “in ,
A render“). permanently blind.
“'illimntitic. Conn—A terrific thumb? and
hail storm swi-pt over the tdwu of Asliford.
sixteen miles north of here. early yesterday
afternoon. Lightning struck the llt‘u‘i’ d
; Nelson llanimt unda little West of A~hlonl I't‘l}
l Ire. Mrs. Hmttmottd wa< killed. the nigh there
l were no signs of the lightning ha ring entered
i the room.
Albert Hammoml. 11g: twenty
l four years. was shocked in both arms and
3
If tltegalmx-zzdui: prwident ;
. the :
'lme’d both to ‘
. dlv aft-‘irmwn.
. night Miss Sheehan. eighteen years of age. ‘
still sutl‘ers terrible pain. Nelwn Hammond
sustained a Silt\‘k from the etl'ects of which
he u: now temporarily insane.
“'aterbnry. Conn: At l’erryVille. Sun-
‘ lighttiiu: struck Jam-<5
Preston's bar-2t. but-21in; it to the :2‘1'.;..
The Catholic (‘hurch was also darting-'1! to
the extent of Sin“.
‘Vilt‘oilltg. \‘t‘. \'a.: The heaviest rain t Vt-r
experienced In re fell this afternoon. over t“ 0
inches of water falling in thnxupiat‘ters of
an hour. Many cellar: and 5 «me first flows
“‘e‘l‘t‘ fl-u\l>ul. V
Huston. Penn: About twenty houses in
Northampton County and eight in “‘arrni
t‘ctmty. N. J.. were datitaml by lightning :
Yesterday. The damage in hum: and South I
\‘qu is estimatal tit $12.1“! '
Lancaster. Penn. : During the h. avy storm
last» night the barn of Eliza lieist. in l'enn
, ~ 1 townshi 3. was struck Iv livhtnitrr and l - ,
The Chief of the Bureau of Animal Indus: ‘ l I A h i r
shoved. with the crops o sixty acres and sex:
era] animals: lea‘. $5.1M". Mm Abram \Vit-
titer. of Safe Harbor. while looking at the
(up. dropped dead from excitement. The:
bridge new“ the Port Deposit Railn‘md at '
(h-torara wan: washed away.
_ Reading. Penna During last night‘s storm
lightning struck the barns of Anni“ Yeager.
in‘ Pike township. this county. and limit-I ;
\\ ensitler. near Hoppenville. Montgomery ,
county. half a mile away. and both houses
were burned. TA titer with the «extents.
(nosing a hm of 10.00“. ,
Yates Centre. Kan. : During the storm last
- m».
who was standing in the yard, was struck by
lightning and final.
NBWSY GLEANINGS.
‘ l
THERE are 6?: «~11er has in
city of Raleigh. x. of ‘ ' a” :
l'smzn the new law there areto be no more I
public hangtngs in .\IlNllll‘l.
. Ax unusud activitv in buv' iron mine-
is returned [tin-ughodt Mountings.fig
THREE (aunt-ts have in this country decided 5'
that a marriage by telegraph is illegal.
Aux-:thaxs are next to the natives a E
heavy tax payers in the Sandwich Islands.
Ix [ix-land Slituflhyrople speak the Celtic
language. and tit-mu) of that. number spank
nu ctiiel‘.
wTjIERE an: over tannin children in the
I titted .Stntes bet ween l and 1:3 yous old -
\vhoi: lives ntc insured.
MRS gaunt: Dawns. wife of the Captain
of tliovluiglish stunner \Vater Lily, has just
been lteunsal as pitot of that craft.
Ir is stand that the amount of lame
stolen by the. [noodle thieves in Chicago dug
mg two years was not for [nun tumult”.
A LARGE building for n national agricult-
ural ex ‘ tron tsumv iupnxmol‘ consume-
tton at. Lens-s City. 510.. and will be queued
early in September.
”fist: Minions, of “intakes County,
She“ . mmtobewme ngiantast.
3s only tuber twelfth vein. and yo: she is
. tune over six feet in “than '
Jena: DILLON. of the Chmit Cum n3
Bit» Innis. marmosengmor mmm~
h. “d m . i I/‘I‘llm‘
‘ the"
I on a lll‘m‘lull of humanity in am 'n'hiug (or
’ yi
m FISHBBY TROUBLES.
An American \‘ml Seized by the
(‘nuadian Author-“lea.
Tremble letween America: fishing renal:
and the l‘annciiun annuities hos broken out
afresh The Gloumster thins » fish"!
' sclemner Annie W. Hodgdon bust-sen retard
ott‘ Shut-trim. Nova Smith. by theCunndian
crinwr .‘\~.‘-':'UIEV. charged with violating
iu~t am laws in not eulenngfing
the lininll Houv. and been
5 5+ in Tin» lizullt‘i‘Ktt'l‘ ti‘hin; .\t-limuiem Col. J.
H. l‘rrnr-h .utd the Arguimur had two small
inutls ..l:tl N‘lht‘.‘ M‘l(t‘ih Wlllllll lbfi‘ {hlwfluh
vlim.t. tho fourteen then in the boats bet
take it pt'iM‘llt‘t’s. The men were re '
silo. .._\‘u:ter thou“ cap! uni. ‘ .
l‘ctuul iirllvl‘fll l‘tielan. of the [mud
fills“. l‘t‘;.at‘tl\ lllv- lltkb'flun affair ”at“?
tui rxll‘ilul dumry‘ when o w-tmtders that the
cn-tv and the \wsxel‘s nwtiem have hit?!
liut‘sltft‘ truttcd. The whuuicr. he says. to:
lust li~lirrti:t~ti. Elie tilt! not enter Sheibum.
harbor prutr" and the Captain of the entrant
might \rry utga- et‘nlly. and Without stepping
tuc'VulltI lu~ p men. lune lumsvlfentem an
cl Ann-d Ill“ \txovl. and permitted her to con.
tinue h it her way uluunieeslrd
With ri-gaFd to the other seizures the Cot»
. sit} ih'ltcl‘tti has not sufficient information to
' exptvwa
nettident opinion. but be believu
the situation In which the Loan
in en when nth-st“! that the"
alt {L‘ to whether they we"
that IIH n
‘I’l““r 'n S.:
mint it. ‘1
- actually treat dining
THE INTERNAL REVENUES.
A Year‘s (‘ost ot‘ Ctillection-v'l‘ho
Annual Receipts.
Joseph S. Miller. (‘mntnoxnaier of Internal
Revenue. has sub:t..tu~l to Secretary Fair.
cl.i. a preliminary report of the it;
of 11.2.: wrvtx duritt; the tival year.
Junt- Ii“. 1“? The total coLl-J “ti-iris tr .
g. out-3.541! internal revenue fur the Ii.- u‘:
at r'llilul \vere $7 ' ' with-l:
'l‘rt‘H‘uI'V.
edge ‘Ilk-Il‘ for the pa. t~ :3. 1:2 .’.
mm! of milks-tr at “as at. in! élfiit» H .;
‘w opts from the tllfft~t\‘5.' ul.y~!~ t .
tint: as ccutttett‘etl wtth ti.~- n-c
p12“. Wills year. \‘t‘h‘ as {ti'fnusg
‘l‘u‘h‘e of Satan‘ufi
increase ‘ $2 2
r. t“.'l.’.':.‘.l~7. an
tutta‘ugwlritie. ‘
' ‘ lzil lutnlivt“.
Chiba“. ft
of 3133*).
THE PRESIDENT‘S TRIP.
J‘thities Ile \"ill \‘ixit \\'hil>-
and \ch.
The Ih~ident qml n tru wliv~ n:-
f--lt it in Ir
Soul I:
that he
that he
an nl»>ttill11' ms 1% t'. j:
.\hulll‘] iii exery in.“ rained. ti". ...
“incl: ‘ t-n ~ Til ‘ '
to “Kid .u rung-1x ; .t.’-.
to Vi<t1 thrm fin l;..~ “tum-rs!
for. ; - that twrztmv
:~~-:‘ i v
t) .Ara-i f tivnt'l‘
ll ;~ It?” lnii .‘
'ij‘l
.. .\t litll“ mt
‘ ’3 \1.
.E.\\ --
Sltw‘nuktot‘x... ‘4”
The 1.~ t..~
A wits-TEEN sniénur.
Ten .‘It‘n Killl‘tl.::lll Tw‘vnly—Fita
Iluurv-cl in Illinois.
VERY OLD PEOPLE.
“’tm t u; “'v:
Px'lln- . .\II' .
“‘m V Jo
Tubal: . t tl
Ar New Y. r2; t' if: }‘
.ll.\\!<h\' tie} n-oexztiy at
' i”1\-.‘.u' s
E‘ xiv) timl rerout')‘ in
“.3: i. it ‘
' “as“u . . utly brought ii; to. drum EKEZJ‘..‘> “L0
is lit. )x'.l¥‘\' of age.
.\lth. X"!!! Itsiev. of i"afltfi\‘id. N. J..
S. “ _ 7 .
~‘Jttlm’l‘3k lien. if by not-‘5;
\ul to 1-: 233 yeah ut' :zze
I mourn; the oldest man m the Sfateof
Te: «use is Ilcury (doggy. of Meigs “may.
, who is tut. years of NI?- ntu‘ still in the lust
uf bettitli.
UK: of the mtht inh—Mtiu; ladies . { Cam-
bridge. M1I\\l. is .\Irs I‘ha' 3“ lira lt‘tini. WHO
is E's yeah old. '
and p-rloriust-euutiluii
JUIIN J. Wittr ‘
years old. fil‘ri at:
re _ tv t i Itl“‘a_\\ cum; and drink-
Ing armor-dun, in in limits. ‘l.
.-\t \‘T Hm um. Kt'ram
ninety nu.- _\vu 11.x». and has fifty-
*‘l’mlhl ‘lllitlrv-h a..-i l3: greahmmb
.\llt‘ K‘ it" "1‘ (‘It‘rale Silht‘blt r. and
\\ it‘ldlle o! smoke ai“ ays encircles heir
head.
vim. . if Suntmit,
1”: yeah of :.,:c. her moth-st"
a siqer ninety-
jlit. and
1-1
.\‘ 0. 8
> another brother
in in; gntyaevon. Site was a regular
n-rresta-tident with friends of her early days
until she was ninety-lb e.
iS (-
Ix‘ the historic parish of Byfield. near New-
bury} urt. Max. are the repn-setiitxtises of
six iii an; genetutions descended from Jamie.
Kent. The baby hasn’t vet lu-n named. The
'alrgreatgntnt grandmother is nine: y—five.
The mother of the baby help: out this p139
' home-rial aggregation of generations by bath:
but mm years.
THE XARKETS.
szw roux. 38
Beef. goodtopritne. ....... 7 73‘
Calves, com'n to prime. . 5 Q 7
Slice 1 . 4 @
Lawns ..... —— (g
Hogs—Live 5f , e2
- . . . . . . . . . ‘ (Q
Flour—Ex. SL. goodtofnncy
. West. good tocboieo 3 to g 4 ‘.
“'hent-No. 2, Red " -
live—State ..... @
Harley—State ............. .
L‘orn—Ungrnded nixed. . . .
Unta“ “'hite- State ..........
Mixed \Vestem. .
_ Steam . . . .
Butter—State Creame-
'lla1ty.... . .......
\\'e.~t. Im. Creamery
Factorv
\Vestern. .. .........
Eggs—State and Faun ......
.3 L' l-‘r‘ALO.
Steers—“'93tcrn . . . . . .
Sheegr—Giiod toL‘liuice . . .
Lazuhs~ “Western ............
gags—Good to Choice York's
l- tour .
3 35
4' 33
{it}
5 50
d
.4
0|
““neat—. {11111111
Corn—No. 2. Mixed.
a;
(tats-«No. 3. Mind. .
Barley-State. . . . . . .........
Boston.
Beat—Good to churns“ . . . . . . fling
Hugs-Lire . . ... .533;
Northern Dre: 1;}... .3
Pork—Ex. Prime. per bbl...13 0t)
4 ’5
Nigeria-a. 363235
. ext:
Fl arr—Syn \Vhett t‘ ‘ . I
Cdrn—Highnfiixed...}.‘..i. «33% ‘
Oats—Extra “'htte. .... .... 415.6
Ryo—Suta.................. $3 8
wnxnrows (nasal um unnr.
Sha: . Wight...u.. 631:3 7
o—lavuweight......... ‘3}(Q it
“all”... ......... ........... 7 G 1’
Hoar—N GEO
Finnegan ‘ I“. on
When—No. End... "“8: .‘sso‘
.u. _ “ so
.z.............. 3‘ 3“
.............~u. E in.
avg-.2 as; its:
a.
m. m...“
a
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