than $700,000,000.
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THE SEN TINEL.
SOUTH X()R\\'AI.K, Al‘tillfi'l‘ 1‘3.
It is claimed that Franklin and others
have captured the. lightning and bar-
nessed it in service, but a good deal of it
seems to to be wandering around still in
a-w’ild state, dcing a great deal of dam-
age._
A. M-» .._.~‘.-_ _. . _ v A n
It. is estimated that the amount of
money expenle on new buildings this
year throughout the l’nion will be more
But for the labor
troubles in the spring much more could
‘ l in
l uilfiinn
O
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ua‘b r it.“ “in.
A street railroad is. in process of non»
atraction in New York city on which the
motive power will be electricity. Each
car will be provided with a motor charged
from an under ground conductor con—
nected with a central station dynamo.
Roads using: electric motors have been a
success for sometime in Baltimore, Kan
sas t‘ity and other parts of the country.
New York seems to be somewhatbehind
the times in this matter.
QM“...—
A prominent and experienced railroad
engineer who has long held an important.
place in thc \Vest,.dcclares that he had
rather have under him men simply Odlh
cated in high schools and practical work
than graduates of tech’nicals schools. He. ‘
says the latter are unwilling to take the
'adviec and orders ibf their superiors be~
‘—"‘_“
Nine Persons Murdered in a
' Georgia Farmhouse.
The Victims a. Planter, His Wife,
Her Sister and Six Children.
Nine persons were murdered a few days
con, Ga Particulars. of the terrible crime
are given in a dispatch from Macon, Ga, as
‘ follows:
mitted is a onestory building, with along
l through the centre, into which open four
rooms. The house was the property of Richard
F. “’oolfolk, a I‘esll‘t‘lablc
white planter. On the right on enteringr is a
parlor, in the rear of which is a sleeping
7 with-n.
nnnrn
I
tions.
The [nub-(3a.! Gantte states that. it is a
well-known fact amongr railroad men that
on railroads runningporth and south the
west rails wear out the faster; that live
rails \\ ill wear out on the west side of the
tract while three are doing service on the
east side.
A dangerous counterfeit of the silver
dollar occasionally passed is made of
ground glass combined with llll,‘l‘t‘:lll
and other metals. Experienced bank
tellers say they cannot easily detect this
counterfeit. These glass dollars are brit:
tie. lfheld in the palm of the hand and
rapped vigorously with n knife-handle,
the dollar is easily split. They have the
metallc ring of a genuine. dollar, are of
the correct size and nearly of theexaet
weight.
The Shoe m't' [Jed’u'r‘ It‘!‘!‘t"!< 1‘ says
that the strikes in the shoe trade during
the last year have cost. in waxes from
$5,000,000 to $~l,o0tl,tmtl. Nearly half
this sum is said to have lu'cll lost in the
five months“ strike in \Vorcestcr county,
Mass. The Wilmington strike of morow
co \vorkt-rs lasted sen-n uwnths and cost
racism. 'l‘llc' strikls at so... and
Peabody, Mass, entail a loss of $-i.00|',-
,000 in “ages. Lesscr strikes bring up
the total.
Ell
cause they are so full of impracticable,
book theories which they regard as the
highest?authority. There is something
radically wrong in teaching which does
not impress upon the mind of the. studcn‘;
the fact that practical experience is the
ultimate appeal. All young men just
starting: out are apt to be over-wise in
their own conceit, and this fact. needs
especially to be kept in mind by instruct
ors in institutions which claim to send
turn out trained for special branches of
pzarz icnl \vlu'k.
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Slum-rs are superstitious as well as
A well-known contractor was
“(‘nsunl,“ of the New York
(Inn-Cir, the other day of the cxtraor~
dinary confident-c the presenco of rats
in a shalt gives the workmen. It isoften
impossible to tell in drilling and blasting
sailors.
telling
uhcllu 2‘ :t vein of rock is solid. or cracked.
hard or soft, safe or dangerous under the
centussious of an evplosl-vn. And yet.
no matter how \lculdous the men have
" been as 1» "their solely under suspicious
conditions the ~ll~t‘u\t'l‘y of a rat in their ;
nciuhlmthuod quite rtstorcs tlzrir conli'
drzn uaml thcy will march without hcsitu
tinn upon the most threatening wall and
fear pout i'fnl blasts.
l~‘..\pcl‘icucc has shown them that rats never
t .fudutt \\ llilU~El
st-ck dangerous ledges.
self preservation in the rodent is as keen
“K II.
The monument over the grave of lsr lei j
Putnam, the Revolutionary hero, :xt
Brooklme, t‘oun., for which the State
Ippropriated $10,000, will be dedicated
June 1?, 18‘1“, the anniversary of the ;
battle of Bunker Hill. 'l‘hc remains of
General l‘utn:uu,,in n-nnukal-lc preser-
ns in the elephant. Nature has the sunn-
\votblct’hd care for lltc lcasl ns‘ lot ll.c
git :alcst oi her creations.
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.\u association in the Metropolis has
tho co-
bllllt‘tl
at least
been t‘ululllt‘flll; an inquiry into
operative undertakings in'the
States. it tinds that there are.
in re lately rtmovcd from the
Brookline cemetery to the new site, and
the o‘d tombstone, with the inscription :
prepared by President Timothy Dwight,
of Yale (‘ollt-ge, was (ll'lIHSllt‘ti in the l
rooms of the State Historical:Society at.
Hartford. ‘ i
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. l
\Axareful estimate has been made by l
Ofl‘lt‘lillfi connected with State Attorney i
Grinncll‘s otlice in, Chicago as to ,
the
’llnuunt of money stolen by the t‘ook [
county lilit‘\‘\‘> in the two years from Sop. l
telnl . SH, to Stipend-er,»lean. Not l
less tlu $450,000 was stolen in lb‘h‘i ‘53,
and fully $520,000 in 1880337. The 9
total is estimated at $l,000,000 for the .
tw‘o years. The tax levy for county pun
poses for the same period was $2,500;
000 M $1.“00,000 for tool ‘55 and
$1,300,000 for 155C» ”50. The stealing.
according to the estimate, :lllloutt! to
‘rslorty per cent. of the levy in both ycazs.
., ”exchanges, about 10,000. In other words,
sin many things, will lead it again in
\the United Kingdom to the relatives and
Under the Constitution adopted by
Holland in 18“ worm-n were allowed to
vote, the requisite qualifications, how~
ever, being that they should pay faves on
property and be able to had and write; 3
but few of them have ‘lll‘t‘d to exercise
their privilege. Now that peril threatens
the nation in the extinction of the royal
house. of Orange by the death of the
present king, tho women have become
wutscd, and regularly attend the polls,
and by their presence and their ballots
uphold the lenders who are arranging to
defend their country. llut more is to
come. (Of the 17,000 persons just en-
frauchiscd great numbers are women;
find so Holland, which has led the world
l
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l
l
l
this.
The Ehclriml World presents some to
markable figures as to the use of the tele-
phone in four European countries—Bel-
gium, Holland, Italy, and Russia. The
tables give a’ list of the exchange sub-
acrlbers in each country. The total of
Inch is, allowing for a few untabulatcd
in these countries, with a total popula~
tion of 130,000,000, there are only 10, 000
lubscrihers, all told, or one in every 7,158;\
while .in'tho United States there are 147,-
000 subscribers in a population of 50,-
000,000, or one in every 340. The dis-
parity is remarkable. There are. as many
telephone subscribers in New York and
Emoklyn as in all Italy with its twenty~
eight millions of people: as many in Bos-
ton as in Holland with its four millions;
more hrChicago than in all the domin-
ions of the Czar.
m
An eminent English statesman, Mr.
Giflen, has co‘mpilcd tables which show
In part the enormous sums sent back to
frieifiis of emigrants who have gained
homes in the United States. From 1848
to 1835, both years inclusive, there
was forwarded from , ArneFica through
certain banksjand mercantile houses
“55,099,035, a large pm of which
eventually passed into the pockets of
Irish landlords. In the (last six years
covered by the tables the contributions
wow greatly inereased,the annual average
being $7,427,474. Of course the flute-
mout in incomplete, for certain bankers
declined tofurniah the required inform».
“on, and a gust dealer money but
ruched Iréland from Ame-tog without
going through the hand: of bankerl.
’ UH“.
tiftv thrtecstnblislnucnts cngagcd in cu~
l ‘ ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
: op- rativc distribution in ch lunglantl
and doing a business estimated at $3,00d
cooperation has not >lli't'l‘Ctll d in
the West as Well as in the linst. though
many establishments on the t‘owqmthth‘C
plan are still in existence there. The.
fact, established that co~
operation is one of the most surces‘sful
llu\\t"\'t‘l‘, is
methods for‘ulluying discontent among
Yurk 1
the producing classes. The. New
Us’ot‘i‘l‘il' remarks that: “The recent t‘o-
demonstrutcd
this line
\\ hclc honesty prevails and energy. nbib
(‘l‘t'l‘llliVC (‘t‘llgl‘f\s \‘Cl‘y
tllarlv what can be done in
rity and l‘l‘llilll'lll experience are factors '
Business t onductcd on this ..
g plan will be successful just in proportion
3 as it is conducted cconomii ally and pru-
; dcntly. the rule in this regard being the
ill the K use.
same as in the ordinary methods of busi-
muss.“
'l‘u‘cntydlvc years ago George Peabody
gave £150,000 for tho erection of itn~
pmwd dwellings for: the London poor,
an amount ll“.‘\ll\\t‘tl\i\‘llll‘\i increased to a
Today
his tl'usttcs art- tlzc owners of eighteen
different t‘s‘lulcs, spread over the entire
metropolis, from Slimlwcll to t‘hclsca,
and from llcrmondscy to lslington.
Their 20,000, in 5,000
Separate dwellings, with 11,000 rooms.
of the heads of
famih s are described as. laborers ow por-
ters,whilc there are no fl‘\\'t'r than 200
char—women. there does not seem to be
much ground for common belief that the
dwellings are too good or too expensive
fot‘anyonc below the skilled artisan class.
llut the Peabody gift has done much
more. than provide decent accommoda-
tion for 20,000 people. it has set in mos
tion all the. other companies and trusts,
thattogether have provided house~room
for at least as many more. By insisting
firmly, but kindlyou the rent being paid
punctnally week by week in advance,
the trustees have done much toward the
remarkable growth in thrift. which has
been so visible of late years.
total of half :1 million sterling.
tenants number
.-\s over one quarter
”
Trade l'nious i‘u tlltltut.
The trade uni ons are generally com
posed of retail traders and artisans, and
are of a more modern date than the mer-
chant gttiltlafew of them being‘a century
old. \Vith regard to the merchants the
unions are generally composed of toasters
and workmen, united as against society.
In some trades where workmen are
numerous journeymen have their own
organizations, but. gene ally, when they
have occasion to combino‘ against. em-
ployets (of which instances are rare),they
meet in some temple, commence a strike,
)cacefully accomplish their object and
isbund. Occasionally the unions cn-
force their decrees in a terrible manner.
The Gold Beatcm’ Union of Soochowc—
the Athens of China—some time ago
wreaked a terrible vengeance on one. of
their craft. Gold leaf was needed to an
unnsualatnount for the Emperor. One
of tho‘cmft represented to the magistrate
that if he were allowed to take a number
of up \rentices the work would be greatly
expedited, and having obtained pet-miss
slon.~ he proceeded to engage a great
many a prenticc‘S, violating thereby a
law oft c trade which disallowed an cm~
ployer to take more than one apprentice
at a time. llis conduct infuriated tho
craft, and the word passed round;
“Biting to death is not a capital offense.“
One hundred and twentythroo of them
rushed on the miserable man, each tak-
ing a bite. Death soon relieved the vic~
tin: of the fiendish rancor. v'l‘o‘makc
. amt-hat noneihirkedduty on=tliat oc-
casion, no onewaa allowed to , quit: the
The average, gamut meant. (remitted
i
from ammonium has; at: t: ::
tooktlio M a
buried asst M
"l‘lu‘ instinct of ;
- death bybeefl at Clintondale, NiyY.
chop whose bloody lip and gums did not.
attest to his} alum, .Wr who;
room, which was oocu nod last night by the
following lemons: . is. \\‘est. an aged
sister of lMrs. “‘oolfolk; Pearl. Annie.
and Rosebud “'oolfolk, daughters of
him. “'ooll'olk. The sleeping room on the
left. of the entrance was occupied by Thomas,
Richard and (‘lmrles “bolt-elk, sons of Mr.
left was occupied by Mr. and Mm Woolfolk
and their youngest child, rig-ml lb months.
A ghastly sight. tont'ronu-d thus‘e who first.
since in a farm house thirteen miles from Ma~ 5
l SHOCKING CRIME. ‘NE‘WS SUMMARY
> Eastern and Middle Star‘s.
Gig-om: WILLIAM CURTIS was reelected
President. of the National Civil Sem‘it-e Re—
form League at its annual meeting in New-
port, R. l. ’.
MRS. CLIcanaxn has been amending a few
days at- Marion. Ma“, where she has [men a
guest. of General timely.
FOR the sixth time within six months an
attempt has been made to burn out. the New
lurker Herold, a Get-titan daily [ml-er. The
Emuld—be intendiarius were again unsuccess
Tm: Boston yacht Volunteer has provon her-
self the fastest. of all American yachts by
easily defeating the Mayflower. Puritan, and
l
and We! 1 tnslo :
‘ . . . ; Newport
The structure in wlnch the crime was conr i win the trial races. and thus be chosen to
. , . compete with the fast. British yacht: Thistle
veranda. 111 front, and a hallway running 1 -
other fast vessels in a forty—five-tnilc race at
The Voluntarr. it is extnsital, will
in the international race for the Aarnerica‘s
cup at. l\ew \‘m-k this autumn. ;
Al-‘IYE nertu uf Inn-l over a coal mine near
Pittstou. P-nn., caved in suddenly a few
days since, win-king thn“ houses. '
"Pun. t‘.‘plll.l(|ll in un. Sm inimus il\lu| tin
Lnttod labor party in New \ ork gritv has
raised a big row. The Socialists declare they
will rum the new party. 3
Gannon lim‘nnoxn, ,
1KM~INS of other titlw . of nobility, died a
. 3 few days since in a New York :{huspithL
and Mrs. \\ oolfolk. The war room on the . .
leaving a wife and child in extreme, destittr
non. \\ hen fifteen years old heft-lop“! to
: America with his grundmutln-r‘s Inniti. and
' entered the house. after thu dismivcry of the ‘
crime. 111 the last room the father, mother.
, and infant lay dead on the smu- bed.
.
Across l
. the thns‘ corpses was slim; that of the eldest ;
, daughter, Paul. a rem-:ltgrndu-m- of \Vq‘slvyv .
an Female College. “illt her
to atelly. and her neck and l ml)‘ mutilated
byb (“Vs from the sharp blade of thc :l\t‘.
f the body of the‘ eldest
was evident. that Pearl
had been awakened by cries during
butchering of their town's, ant had
rnsluxl mto the room to earn the cause mill,
to share lllt‘ll‘ fate. tilt the b ‘d in the opt-i-
‘ site room lay the body of Mrs. West. soaked
, in her own blood. Hn the sour bud lay
, the body of Annie \“tadluik, with her head
. cloven in twain.
'- iu an attitude of suppllcatlon. lay the lmlv of
. littsnllnd \\'oulfulk. with the left side ot the
, head so mangled as to tnnko recognition ul»
:tlth‘l llll]u\\\‘.lll0.
, 1n the fourth room slept Thus. (L \Yoolfulk
and his brothers. tin-hard and t'hnrlt-s lizclc
ard uasfuunldend Ill thcrmuuof luspnrcnls.
as alrivtdy dcscrllusl. t‘lmrles was found
dmd in his own room. killed in th- mine
manner as the other luVll‘lL‘r“ of the family,
and pnsznntin; the same horrible spe lacin-
The sight made the strangest hearts :‘J'k.
. liven the ceilings nut walls wet.- ls-sptlt.~rc.l
. With blood and brains. and here and there
‘ pieces of llcsh \"llb'll bad b rn thing from the
nphftul axe clung to the nuts and “autscob
mg. The crowd stunt :t;ll:t~f, apiutcenlly
dnmbl'uun lul by the unparallt lt~.l horrors n:
the St‘t‘HK‘. '
brother. lt
and her brother
hood l-cntcn J
. elevator-in Minnesota.
0n tho floor, in the same mangled state lay
. platform.
the ‘
i foul of the prnpos-d amendment to
By the window on the flour, ,
, t‘ulortsl lit-lun'fit‘ltl nth-a \\’hu paw-sill“
- the suburbs of New t'rluans, one of
, moving a painful unuttd In th-~ left
, volt s
i Missouri
As soon as the Ullll‘lills could t‘tle‘l their '
sensus steps to irn't~st."nte the t‘l‘lllu‘ \u‘l‘t' bc- ,
gun. '1‘. ti. \\‘tnsl!’ull._ tho nnlv survivor of
the l.‘llllll\‘,'\\:t.\ questiuncl cinwly. and hzs
replies were of sufh n tlrttun‘ that sits
ptctou qmcklv twintcl in him as the
! murderer. I e was iummliau-ly platssl
under arrest. llt- protestnt ltl‘ in
' nun-max but sleutd the bio-tulvbcsplt—
tered bodies With such unnatural (\‘lll'
"sure that the crowd was won tuturlatel
i innit-lamoting for his life. The (banner and
‘otbcrollicials rallied nrnuud thu- pustmcr
and held the ennui at. lava: the s.ltnu
tune urging that a chance be given
. him to prove his mumm» if 1-04va
; ble. 'l'the pleadings eventually
'1 thethnmg, and it was nznstl to await the
result of the coroner‘s utmost. prov bird it be
‘1 held lunnwlmtvly.
impuncl-«l n jurv and pronultsl uith the
investigation Nothing was proved as
stnnlial evidence fastened the \‘llflin' around
bun tighter and lighter. As the inquest pru—
ever since. had tried to stutmrt himself by
various oiliploy-lmqns. His family Ir‘fusc‘l to
, permit. his n‘turn unless he left his: \fil’e.
Soul It and “Rust.
SIX wurknn-n “ch- killesl and (“HE injured
by the falling of n walla! tllcl‘llills of‘n burmsl
The Virginia Ilt‘hluflnlit‘ Stats.- (‘t Invention
at Roanoke had nothing to do but adopt a
t‘levolnn-l‘s mlministlu ion was
enthused. '
THE Texas election has rosult-xl n the duh
the t,‘un~
Sllhlllml prohibiting the tmutufm-ture or sale
of intoxicating liquors. The canvass \vasa
hul'mm. and the anti Prulubitiomsts clnlmul
n nmjorlty u: farms! to haunt) \'(Ili'.\'
liai‘oxotussuax lluvnv, of Suith this»
lina. \vlnu‘ death is announced. wa~ the first
over the
thins-rations of the lions-x This occurred
during the lung svvs'snm of the Ft
t‘ongress.
A sauu. excursion steamer no
the middle of Lake \i.‘tllrl“t|.llt\‘il l‘uuued
Bluffs. Iowa. 'l‘lnxs ornwn-oftho Lhirt y pus
scnm‘rs tlutmu “no the water were lrowned.
Tun (‘ll‘flitw fought a duel with
sunk in
them r.»
‘l‘l’lt‘t.
LATER Wturns indicate the di-ftut of the
l‘l‘tlhlldlltmlsls‘ in bias by \-\’\T
:\ (MOD corn crop is pr dutble in Kansas.
and |u\\.‘\. but small E} n ids l“
llltuots and llulmna. : _
AT the launch of a large st amvr in
Milwaukee, tho’iiuvv \‘alliwi by h -r plunge
hr x the “ah-r “nslnul away the summris of
a Mull :llt‘i. the rw'f u? “hil‘ll “as x‘l‘nudul
\th [-‘iplc Thu-<- ‘I‘l\tlll~ were instantly
kilh-l. four or five were t:tt.tl.v lll‘lll‘usl, and
about ten lllvh‘ “cl‘t‘ badly hurt.
“Washington. _
Tm: Fwnxtary u: thu- anuurvgms issued
a circular stating that “the intone; due Sop
‘q’lulh‘r land lbsvmlu-t‘ l, l\‘7, It?! the «l‘
a per n-nt. bonds of the brutal Slants. H. tolnsr
nnprvksaxl ‘
The coroner an‘urdlngly ,
l. l'i's‘l. and January 1. 1‘s“. mt :tllc 4 pr
unit. bonds. and January l. lkie'. on the
bonds issued in all t-f Pacific mil: Kids. Will
be prepaid on nud after August l-‘r._-l\“?. With
a rebate or the rate of ‘J per mintum per
1 nnnuln r n the amounts pee and.“ El‘ltqllx‘lltl
tn 1
“‘tmltolk‘s guilt. but a chat! dcalpl clrcum~ '
are also lll\'th\l lr-r the s1 ‘(0 [tie Huh-rte
ment of Portal Slain- t . per tent; bonds of
, tutu, actsot July H. l‘TH, andJaunarx L'U.
: combat the frenzy of the crowd itnh‘nstd. 3
and it “as with great. ditiiculty that Slwrilf
\Vcsu‘utt apn-aused their for) and indut‘ul
. themto allow the law to take its t’tltl‘t‘t‘.
By an artful ttnutmtvre he got tho JIIX'Y
to withhold the verdict until he could at it
convenient Inolucnt get his prisoner away.
“warm of it. \Vlnle the Sheriff, his
“Ids. and the prisoner \\‘\~l‘\‘ spunliug toward
: Mauvu. the jury brou ht a \t‘l‘dli‘i u! numb r.
3 with \\’tolfolk as the pn‘pclrutur. Subse
intently \\'otdfnll\‘s shirt. vnvcnsl “'lill bbfll,
was found in the Well, it ban on; risen to the
surfnn‘. .
, ‘_ ti, \Vuxlfolk for the past twenty or
twenty tlm-e )turs has l‘\ n engaged lll husi~
. new at Mstmn. He ran a barn-om and
,gt'occry stole. and thratcl and sun‘nllod
,everyl-«xly he came in contact “llll until
he faded. \\h._~n he tils:.p u‘Jl'V‘l for It
time. Not long an» n- openel a
rocery and \‘\llllllll.\\l|lll busimxs in
.lanon. pntsutsl the suite iuhcy, and
soon failed the wcond ti no. in both
instances, his father. who it w as consitlanxd
had nutsiderablo propertv. set him up in
busincsx After his seeont failure. ills father
refused to longer back him, and told him
he had, squandered his portion of the
estate. \Voolfolk grew deslu-rate, and
‘1 married in a romantic wny Miss “int,
’in the hope that his father would
“with“ money. llis- wife slum left him,
muse he was unable! to support her. and
Woolfolk, after driving a street. t or in
Macon for a few days, went ‘ to his
father and engaged to work in the
field for him by ' the mouth. lt is said
that. the other day his father told him that
ho had done everything it - would for him
and he inleltdt‘i to N‘n‘id . for b‘s w'bn“ nbil
tin-n in his will. thlfulk. who has been a
crank on the subject of inheriting his fa~
then-ls \vcaith, made threats. it is said, that ho
he would get ptsscssion of the property.
'.I' be theory is tlnt he first killed his father,
then the elder brother. Richard, in the door
You. “ho ran to Sec what \\ as the matter;
then his mother. and .‘lnttie, the baby; then
his sister Pearl, who also ran in, and his
brother t‘harley, all of whom were found in
~ the sum.- room. Then, to complete tho work
of killuu: thekeits, he slaughtctwl his aunt
ant to other two sisters in the third room.
As the accused man was in great. danger of
lynching, he was retuovod on the day follow
ing his arrest from Macon to Atlanta, and
there bulged in jail.' The nine victims of the
awful crime were buried in Rose Hill Ceme-
try, Mason.
NBWsY PL—EANINGS.
Exrnatnns'rs have been made to light the
British bnxam with electricity.
AT the instant rate of doorman the national
debt will \ isamoar in twelve years.
Tm: Young Men‘s Christian association of
Chicago now numbers 4,200 members.
Tunas are over 1,500 inmates in the insane
asylum on Ward‘s Island, New York Cicy.
8T. Loris says she can point out nineteen
millionaires on one thoroughfmv, Locust
caret.
IN the hurt. twelve yeah: the United sums
has received-«taxman! emigrant from the Old
World. '
Cowanno potato beetles are making
havoc among the potato patches of New
Jersey. _. 0
Manual anmmlnn, of Hillslale. N. Y.,
has a pig '. wo years old that weighs 900
pounds.
Till: +months old child of H. H. Dollawny
of Middletow n, died from the effects of a spr
der‘s bite. ,
A annan horse dealerbasrecentlv im‘
ported a drove of Mexican donkeys. They
are; ‘ with a ready salts .
Enwoon Coornn is the olive raiser
in the United States. His olive farm in
Southern California comprises 000 acres.
unmwoaru Goon“: Kansas. claims
the largest. orchard of fruit-bearing tries in
the Umtsd States. It contains (11,000 trees
TH: monkeys in ugh‘s Circus had
tho measles, and a road it out among the far-
mer‘s children or ‘ntwauxu: county; N. Y.
BYRON Hamotzcn was near . to
stmgsmmmovedfmmhistaoeund neck.
“Damnation broken mama.»
sh in amatohat .mchlmre.
B’fi. killing pigeons, making a clean
‘Tnnamteaandboatflavomd kintho
wofldiaproducedmthohlaud Madeira.
mmmmmmmmummmuuo.
Gal-run
at]: flatworm
.1 .
rhetoundor m
Gum veteran of
«18
B
!' :81?! O _
1a. died at them. Wm»,
. , .
which he did quietly before the crowd was l
1‘71. his action has bum taken glu radio“-
the expected strut mucy in the motley market.
by reducing the Thwart-vs heavyfsurplus.
Sm‘m‘ranvflnvvun wants a new fishing
tmtv with tirml llntnm on amwmut of the
Canadian noublusmnd is negotiating for that
; purpose. r
Tn: Samoan Primul and the four voting
‘ sons of the King of Siam called atfthe “'lute
“nun-s on }-‘| nky an“! more pnxeldui to the
Provident. - ,
Foreign.
Curt-Arr: “Al‘KKNlIK‘ a New \Eorkt-r. has
'A
i won the international (‘lins’s 'l‘nurfnnnwit In
; Frankfurt. Herman): .-\.ll tin-gnag l-Zunuvean
VIII .
mg! . I'm Wig, fangqmuuwm , who am
‘ chess t'llalllt‘bdl‘u inrtirtlmtcsl. ;
A Pass“ \ distutch states that thettnvem~ ,
men! soldiers who Were surprlséd by
relmls when bathing. and “luv; fought a
skirmish while naked and wow yucn-ssful,
have ln‘n given a badge lll nuiiguluonof
thoir brm erv. j
Am. the m‘pies of n recent. issue or the New
York "(rum (\mtniumg the miisic of the
lioulangt-r March. a son; “llb‘ll liens bee-um-
famous bnnum it is in honor of General Bod
langer. the ex-\\'ar Minister. have been
mixed in the paper‘s Pans titllco by the
hunch police. 3
Aunts Fuss-cm. the l‘nitnl St:
a: St. Thomas. Canada, who was
a row"! railway disaster there. is
was mvcnt y three years old.
the
his (‘ultsul
injured in
dead He
Astorntu Ann-rimn vessel—the North
Haven s‘hmnmr J. H. Pcrkit mhns been
mind by the thuadiau otticials at Soul-is.
Print! Ed‘. nk Hand. The charge Ls viola-
tion of the t‘anndian customs law by shipping
man. and tho punishment is a the of $40) for
each offense.
\ mount. shocks of earthquake
felt at laghouat. Algeria. A
housrw were destroyed.
, '1‘“an t‘anadianscolers have wen actual
by a l'nittsl Stuns cruiser in the llcltring Sm.
A mar. in hmdun destmyul “‘hitaley‘s
enormous draperv and general stains and
warohotm. causin' a hm of Stallion.
Three employees an two firemen were killod
by falling fifty feet, and many other men
\\ ere injured. '
A snvnnr. wu'thtlualie shock hints been felt
throughout the island of Cyprus
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LAThll MaWS.
Tm? Massachusetts Commissiortrrs on (‘on-
tugious Diseases among Domstific Animals
have established a quarantine ag‘ inst. cattle
from Xow York State.
' Gunxn MASTIR “'onxu ax il‘ownnmx
has issued another circular to the; Knights of
Labor, denouncing produce uni other ex~
changes and the Slnk‘lllflltlm in twill products.
SECRH‘ARY Exmco'rr will stow a mgr
meat of regulars, two squads of cinvalry, and
two battalions of artillery to take part: in‘the
national drill at Chicago in “ember.
Enmnsna . Gannon \V. hirivtnnn, of
Arctic fame, has been ruoutotcd Q10 the posi-
tion of engineerin-chief by the l‘fixsident.
A VAST tire is raging in a grist- forest on
the (lemma—Belgian frontier.
Tan: cholera is spreading in Italian towns.
Tun wheat crops of France and Rustin are
reported in good comiition. :
MADAME ELLt‘INt, a forum? queen of
ope-tetra, while traveling in a: coach in
France, was. robbx‘l of a valiso} containing
valuables worth 8160.000.
IPB int omni.
Fliom a For—
ha ‘1‘ been
number of
Some Interesting Item.
OI! Land.
on
t
S. S. Popotf, Chinese Seem to the Run-
uian Imgation in toting, has just: publish“ .
pamphlet. on tho Chinese Wharton, tn which
it is 000,000, as W 413.030,-
330 $318852. % statistic: are (firtvod from
Chinese carom m z .
lt‘A “$3? of “ddfidmi‘nkewryfiaig‘
~ are . .
Ting; are agilepamutlywafi inthe pron-mug and
don in the afternoon ' ’g
_ bol n: to the
._ t .
, u ‘
1‘Ovet 1,00: ”‘1 , ow
pulled down by We
whoagthe magnet! end: all
no Ion
Lana line 133%
Troops to the number of
2,031):an boon «defied to the got.
No less than eight ht palm were ex-
ecumnoar , houvoiktorbslonx-
lin-smemgimanm
, x. M...
i
Earl of l‘é‘l‘lh and ‘
rty third 3
ts“‘t‘l\i\' in
123.1“: '
l GREAT DROUGHT.
A Large Area in the Northwest
, Almost Without Water.
Streams Drying, Vegetation Dying,
and Disease Imminent.
In summing up a detailcl rep )rt 01' the
great drought in the Korthtvest. a Chicago
Paper says: “The first intimation of severe
About. three Weeks ago serious damage in“
, and in some u-unties potattas were decltu‘tsl
t tn be a failure
in lndinna. then from \Yse-msm. and at the
present time there is Si'ItIN‘K'i‘Y ‘1: input}; be
} tween the lakes and the Mississippi III which
l rain is not pravel for.“
‘ Another {witwt'snysz .
i perhaps 2.10:“ square miles in the .\orth\\'yst
: Where the dust lit-s dm-n \t uni» tin-earth. 'l he
' district is bounded by .la- mm on the north.
. Blotuninztun on the south. Lake Mi big") on '.
i the cast nudthe Mississippi lbw-run thew-st.
i It. is \chlu these boundaries that vege
, tntiun has lost its normal cu'ur and the eartl:
‘ its moisture. IA‘RVKS are falling iron the
; trees. the grass in the “tendons ltns grown I
in ’
.ycllow and white. and the streams
: which the cattle usi d to slake their tlnnt are .
’ astlrv :Ls pnvdcrbnrns it has lu-u nearly
; ten wot-ks since a suuktu: nun fell in this disv :
the p st of nearly ‘
3 incl. The. big bull thist e.
l evervfnrm lmsat lust Sllt\‘li‘nllh‘ll Dottie fate
; of all other vegetation. lnsoutln-ru \\'isu>n-
: sin there are thousands of m‘h-s when-corn
will not Held 1: pc 'k to the acre.
“ Wells have run dry. and in some towns
famincsau‘e imminent. The drinlun; water
‘ nt hnnd is often polluted, and . titled with
p vis-nou. germs. Typhoid never is becoming
prevalent. and dysentery and oIEn-r
; stomach disturlmnva-s are sw H- union in
some ‘lli‘i'V‘ as in b - almust e31 lentil: l'lilqrsf“
' rain falls l. ~fon‘umuy days the s‘lli't't‘lll; will .
, be :rcnllv nunuwnx‘si The int use lit-at has
7 been a terrific st rnui upon man. but its vtlt rt
7 upon cattle has 4V1} simply apall
iu;. \Vtttinut pasturng‘ l-ri-nsc upon
, or pools in “lllt‘lt to ~ttnd dur in: the tzot
' hours of the day. the puur beasts lznvclr
i come so emaciatul as to lw wholly nnnuu‘ku-t
abh- llundrssls of t‘-\\\'\ are killed and slug-
‘ pod to market for n til-:l‘v )Illlfllb‘". ,
"Add-«l to all the tmsvro-s :tt‘en bit: the
l 'h‘ul druu‘ht is tlteu-nstnnt ftaruf tlrts,
‘he tall grass of the marries is dead. the
- fields nn- n-nlv tn bin s: tntm llnnn s and leaves
lie “1 beans in Ila-forests .\ swirl; stints :t tire
- and tlieldlstrrm; “ml inns tlzt- gnu-x in
some towns th- ptopfe are a (ten called out
three and four line-s3 day In fig!” tlu- tinluv x
l‘cstr‘uz‘tnc fill“ lll\\‘ l-v- ll raglan; for "Bill‘-
' days lll Kenn-sin, {some nirl \\ :tiwurl l
.7 l‘nnnttes m \\'iscwnsin. 'l'ltn.:s.ttnls of rich-.4
have l-v-lt soup! l-\ the tlnnt-w. and the }\|s<
to tarmu-h m liar. {ram ten nut: and build-
? lugs IS great; Alsnt' .‘hdmin the bugs are
: burning lien-cl). :ml the pungent smok-
hangs ”\or them-nutty for His cs around. The
Northern llén:--z~ tires nt‘~' ss- truucz‘ons that
the tnrmvh hnv e pix-tights] the grntmd nix-u!
their l‘ll‘ldlllgs murder tn F‘illN'K the spool
5 {If the llntuvs ‘
ls,-
l
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
7 Tux I‘ittsburg Club still leads the Long-no
In fielding.
tin: or the best finds of the season has been
Y'lb‘llcr Smith of Cincinnati.
‘ “nun-ms leads the International Rogue
m bedding and is second in latting.
it is computed the Xaiionnl league Will
pay out $2.15)!” in salarieslhis season.
U‘llutxx, of “'luhinglun. has made thrve
doublus. seven triples and seven home runs
this season.
Turn“: are only three clubs remaining: in
the PJL‘IQ'TII League -Hartfonl, \\‘aterbury
and “urinary.
l-thxo. n-ww t‘aptaiu of the New Yorks,
, made four I: ll-l‘\‘ in a recent. game. This is:
noteworthv feat.
t‘arcnru J an: GnAnr. of Charleston, had
his mllar bone broken in a game against New
Urlr ans 3 week ago.
h is thought. that Hoyle. the St. Louis
catcher. Will soon lw the greatest man behind
the bat In the country. ‘ .
‘ Kunrn, of New York. and (“larksom of
. t htt'agn. are the champion “tuning pitchers
ot the imagine up to date.
‘ ln'mvu a Not-lit nine inning game Orr.
first baseman of the Metmpohtiaum, had
sen-mum put outs undone assist.
LIPIAX Putts. a tine plaver twenty years
ago. hashes-n fruit :1 trial by the Metropoli-
tans lie tielt ed well, but batted poorly.
in ten games or: over. Madden, of the Bustons
has ha tin-least nerventage of earned fun:
lllll'h‘ of! tum. 'l‘ to most have lawn warned
otl‘ Shaw, of Washington.
Tn: New York "'th says it is robable
that. the following toam would tie eat any
other in a majority of games: Radbouru,
1!; Ewing, c.; Connor, 1st in; D. Rielmnb
son, 2d b.; Glass "X‘k, s. s; \"illiamson, 8d
b.; llornung. l. f. ; Gum, c. f. ",Thompson, r. f.
“arson areas follows: Run Claire, North‘
western Lea mo. 3?; Lowell. Sew England
lmuguc, ‘35: Autvenworth. \Vesteru League,
‘10; Memphis. Southern League. ‘10 \twicel;
Eastern lasagna 1“; SL, Louis, American
Am‘iution; [aulfivllhfl Uhio league; linmib
ton and Syracuse. [international League, find
Altoona, Pennsylvania letguo, it} each.
THE SATIUSAI. LEAGl‘E.
“'0‘. Lust. Wan. Loaf.
Def-Nit" ,.,. . .49 2s ' Boston ........ +3 35
Pittsburgh. . . .30 in New York . . .. H :5
Philadelphia. .4" 3* lndiannpolls. ..35 .‘v:
Chicago.... .30 31 l \Vashingtmt...30 «‘l
“I: A‘ERIK‘AK ASSGCIATIUN.
ll‘on. Lost. _ “Km.
St. Louis. . . . .00 ‘33 l Baltimore. . . ..~lb‘
Brooklyn. . . . .41 2 1 Cincinnati. . . .51
Louisville. . . . .59 3* Athletic ..... 4X
Meu\uniliteut..27 5-! , Cleveland... . .‘.‘l
Tm: m‘rnnxnrlolel. Lnaut'x.
"'01.. law. “‘on. (Ant.
Newark. . . . . . All ‘34 'racuse. . . “.35 26
Rochester. .. . .38 29 Bingharntun. .34 39
Toronto. .. . . . .33 ‘36 Hamilton ..... 36 .‘0
Buffalo” . . . . . .16 :27 l Jersey City. . .m as
Swranton ...... 12 :21 ; \Vilkosban‘e" l? 51
MUSICAL AN D DRAMATIC.
A \‘rnxsrsn statistician computes that
Liszt‘s compositions number 1,133.
years‘ jubilee as an open. composer.
Mites LANG'I‘RY‘S season opens at the fifth
Avenue Teena-e, New York. Mother in
Grumm- and Sullivan, it is l l. are
thinkit of writing a conficopera oundod on
the “'i “'est. show.
Taurus Kass: has fully remvered from
his in health, and will resume his professional
labors next season in the United States.
MAL‘D PownLL, the you American vio-
linist. has closed a three—year conduct. to ap—
pear in the principal American and European
. cities
Josue“ Hort-nus, the infant anon,
who plays theopiana as .no chi has done
since the time Nolan, tscoming to America
under the Abbey management; in November.
'1‘!!! personnel of thelmporinl Theatre in
St. Petemburg, includes 1,800 omplcves, of
whom 600“. musicians. l0‘s) chemists-2‘s. and
400 Russian. German, Ind. Fre‘nch actors,
actresses and singns.
Two new plays by Frank H. Howe, a gentle-
man wholamly vo upthe practice of law
todevow himsel Writing. have been
acceptodby A. L. for early prod»
goo at the Madison Square Theatre, New
Bananas Havana‘s ”TIE?! for Rob
son and. Crane. it called “ tandem.”
mid‘tsuidtohawbeon ins “ by the fol-
mono
on: in life and
w...“ “W -—-———-—
drought. came from Michigan. In no ,
part of the St ate, however, did
~ the complaint. come from any
single area covering more than one county. 1
Partners and Villagers rcptirted that their Z . . _ , .- _
vegetables were suffering. but u,“ nailes ms. , augumntame of rranhlin beans, 3 young
taut there would be reports of abundant rains. .
reported front certain pants in Michigan, .
cht mime n-u’u‘tsuf t1istres\ .
“There is an area of '=
(w the league pitchers who have officiated :
‘ Tint glutttst earned-run gutters in a game ,
in their respective associations thus far this
t‘hlcago, National Initiate, 1“: Springfield,"
\‘nnm will celebrate next year his fifty-
, ,htsmr.
KILLED BY HEB FATHER.
A Beau! ifill Girl Stabbed to Death
in New York.
Rachel Pittman. aged nineteen years a
pretty little brunette. was stabbed to the
heart by her father, Frank Pittman, a New
York laborer. at. their home, on Thur-sins;
night. She died in a short time.
The family consisted of Pittman, his wife,
three daughters. and two sorts. and Mrs.
llnt'hel (.‘odgill, the \vidovn‘ul mother of Mrs
Pitnnan.
beauty of the family. She was a girl of in-
telligence as well as of independent spirit.
Her father oftcnquarn-kst with her on aw
(innit of he.- atmipts to more herself._ as
. he said. almve the level of the family.
The three girls worked in a piper hug fac—
tory. Thus: months ago Rachel made the
man employed as a driver for a mann-
fatturing concern. Since that time beans
has been paying attention to
and they Were ls-tn‘btln-d. Pittman was op-
ruslwlhc union. not that be ob" ‘ted to
'3‘; 01‘ rl" (is Inca"!
that none of his girls should get married
while he lived.
(in the morning of July 2!, when Rachel ‘
left home to go to work, her father askai
her where she “m: going. She told him.
and he returned by telling her she lied and
Saul she was going to
said she was not, though she wtmld go them
; if she desired. He swore that he would
follow her. and then the girl. instead of going
to work, went back to the house. Her father
but! lur truxJ) tint ~i.xy.and hm ht] pa in l E “‘hlleliw1‘srt-lt-attong the corriduz-s and on
,5 ”w, ‘ w- - ' . .‘ .. ~'
her parents that. she would new-r return : the “'1 nu Emu“ ”9‘0"" exi““““"n‘
up her clothing and let! 1h.- ltuumawlltng
. home. , ,
[halo-l went to Miss Rut-econ l-‘ream. who
had been Rachel's Stimlayischuol teacher at
the Rivmxtun Strait Methodist Church and
had known the girl from childhwul. She
gladly gave the young wuru‘ui shelter. and
Rachel lived there until Thursiay nlr'ht.
, Her sister Sadie was making 3 «thus for her.
‘ and Rachel went In her old home to try it
on. She was accompamul by Linus.
They cntaml about mm- o‘clock and met
Pittman. who (Amman-wt tuhave been drink»
in); and was in a bad “sniper. llwgrwtwl the
couple roughly. and asked Rachel if
she tntendul tn mime home tu live.
The girl replied firmly that she
would not. l‘ht-n turning to ln-wis.
Pittman said: “\\'l.at do you think of a girl
who lean-s ln-t‘ {other and mother to go With
stmngen.‘ l. “is ,\‘ll l that he did not want
In intcrfew m the 1 family difficulties
Tn avoid further talk With her father
lint-ind walked mu- the lack hum. Where her
mother. grandmother and sister Sadie went
l‘llltluul rcmamul m the front hint.“ for
about ten uttuttlrt-s munching with bows,
and tin-u he. t-h t. went tutu the hick nvun.
Rachel had lnkcnnll' her waist and was
about to try nu tln lll“.\< \\‘hn“ hctf father
t‘llh‘nsl. “r lubi lus ulfo 1.. 31-! hym «nuts
in“ water. and while she was doing it
he rum-Wat the quarrel with the
dnuzhtnr. Suddenly he sprung upnn
mid st ruck at be: u it): .~ on tum;
he held In lll‘ right hand. The
girl tl’m-w up her left arm to
ward HR the blows. and rm'vlvui two wounds
on her left arm. lier grandmother ran in
l-otwtvtt lhv {ull‘n't‘ and daughter. and nL
count nuc Hi isle-us \Jll lit-1‘ ivfl nn‘L
“llh‘ll “as cut s "vi-rely. 'l hen the father
struck again. and this tune the Wings-u pone
trated th ' girl's brunt juri river the in art.
ln-w‘ts had heard lln' grl servant and ran to
her awrstauo‘e. As h.- hw‘lu-d the hallway
dividing the rooms Rachel ran out of the
back ru my. Her father web t’ollowut; her
and la"\\'l\' raught and held bun.
“Don‘t kill the girl." he said.
"Uh. i won't hurt." Pittman wpliwl.
Then Mrs. Pittnnm summed: “Rachel is
. that” Lewis ndoas d Purim-1n. and the lat-
ter walked to the window anal threw some-
Hangout Lewis ran tutu the hallvmy and
found Rachel lying unconscious on the floor.
He rats“! 110? in his arms and v‘amml her into
the back ruuu
Met-um bile the screams of the worth it had
attracted a index-man s attention. A! the
du‘r the officer met Pittman. who was going
It.
“\Vhat have you done!“ Que-rial the poliulL ‘
nun.
"Something that I am sorry for.“ answered
Pittman.
The onion-r put him under arrest and mini:
him In the station house at lit-lame)“ and
Annrncv starts. (In the way there Pittman
admithd that he- had staid-4d his dunghter,
but said he was so beside himself with anger
that he didn‘t know what he was about. A!
the flatten he denial tbs! he had made any
such admtsmun. ant refusal to nuke l stake
Kurt“. 2
Au unbulancc was sent from (louvenwur
litq‘iul. The girl was still alive when it at,
rim-j. but died 5 v at after. The hm
was searched for the weapon but none
could be found. An hour after the
murder a lad found in the street
in from of the house themd shank of apart
of missus about four inches long uni With
a slurp plum. This tamppom‘i to have been
the “pm Human “ski. it had tie-3n used
in tin houn- for braking ice.
ANOTHER ngTHQUAKE.
Shocks Felt in Tennessee. Missouri
and Other States.
Another earthquake of nutsnh-ralde pro
portions has visded a large area of the South
and \Vest. At St. Louis the earth trembled
at 12:40 o‘elts-k in the morning. and so violent
was the movement that thomandof families
“on: awakened m the city and v ieiuit y. Then
was no noise. no warning. and the moon Ira
shining brightly a! the time the shock came '
A gwat many petsous “(-1“ so far diSturbed
that they ran out on the street in their night
' elotlnas. \t the hospitals the patients won
awakened by the rattling of the windows and
the rocking of the bets on which they lay
; Many of them sprang out of bed. but th-
, shock subsilul so quicklynotte of them war
seriously disturbed by it.
, lie ins from many points in Mid-ll
and 'est Tenuesae state that. the oru‘th
nuke was distinctly felt and was much can
cttcment was ensued by the quivering of th~
earth. At t‘larksville the \ duratons wen
from muthwest tn northwast and the dura
tion from forty to sixty seconds Many peopl.
hastily vacated their houses. and numerou-
. worms: ran swimming into the streets. Glass
« ware was thnnwu from shelvus and broken
. : Entire families were awakenfli at t‘olumbin
by the severity of the shock and much alarm
was felt. Several shocks Were felt at Galla
tin. the first being at 12:40 uni the «them at
short. intervals The ple of Jackson
exgerienced two shoe the first at
mil ' tilt. and the second at 1:2 :50.
The toms and windows of residences in
Gallatiu, Tullahoma and Clarksville were
shaken so violently that the inmates armed
themselvmnnder the impression that. burglars
wore afiemptiniito gain an entrance. and
searched the bui lugs from top to bottom.
The shock in Nashville was mom severe on the
east side,‘ but few persons in the southern.
northern, and washout portions of the city
were roused from their slumber. Mnnv
le,someot themonb' partial! dreamed.
$01! into themta for ety, finite women
screaming at. the_ top of their voices. At
residences three miles front the city windows
rattled and
km“ . s
g: Ill.. indicate that the early
eartbqngke shoe ~ notnd at. Nashville, Tenn.
St. Louis, and Ev ville. but, were
throughout Sou Gent Illi~
nots. At. Jacksonville the vibrations
seemed to hefrorn ow to mt, but; at. Jones-
borough frmn northward to south. In the
latter place a rumbli noise was hard.
and the shocks were mfiiciout force to
cause picture frames to fall from the walk
At Evansville. Ind, than werethree distinct
tmniors, lasting about. eight ueconth,with un~
violations from ton to northwest. Some
excitemmt was created. . the shock
was over before it was fully ind.
Near Golden Pond. in 'l‘rigg County, K .,
the earthquake caused 300 acres of land on
0. Haydon’sfarm toxink toadepth of four
or five feet.
A com mu: named Cook neat-Nu!
Swamp‘LN. .1. was killed‘ by aficioulhr-
bu Omk
guigog..ymmm
I mean ~ W'ithumm
mfisnhfiminakmmg
WWW}. inhouonmmoushndw
, *‘ws
A man than my“. ‘
as“; ssw‘mT-v"
meet Lewis. Sim 1
”-
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cumin “Retains.”
Eleven Oflicials and Ex-Omcials
Convicted in One Batch.
* Seven Sentenced to Two Years’
Rachel was the oldest daughter and the i
the girl, ,
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Imprisonment and F our Fined.
Justice dealt, the China) boomers: blow ,
betwwn the eyes Friday evening. not ashxrd
a blow as inns expectal. but still I mhstan-
tial blow. The great. case, in I'hk‘h
an ex-wanlen of the County Insane
Asylum. four (xx-members of the Board
of County Cominissiomas, and seven
members of the present board wen
chargui with conspiring to defraud Cook
County by false pretenses, and :h'otnLL‘DD-'
spiring to obtain money from Cook County
by (also pretend-s. came luau end with a (un-
vicn-in cf the entire twelve and a verdict fix-
ing un puui. mm H, vf "run at a riuv "f {-2. a}?
and of srven of the others at two
years imprisonment tn the penitentiary.
Commissioner George L‘. Klehm. president of
the [rt-sent tn aunt and the tweltth xuetulg-r of
theymng. pinuiml guilty 1: owl: thief? and
his pumshznu. “in be fixed by the court.
Several o: thv men x-nlxufal are noted cor-
mpttcansfs
About t‘lj.‘ll=. u‘cllck. p m 2 inmrmatimi was
remove: that the Jury nail n-at-h» l a venln-t.
Instantly the court room was in cuultnutiun.
The cit-H1: defendants —sn:ne pay and ner-
vous. others sw ngermgly deflazt— stemolto
their in w of bl.- -k chairs just as the. gumrs
cut-Inst. The iwlbl buzz ol excite-l convene-
tron ceased o llh starthu; s'ld-ienxrvss. All of
the jury studmtisly ax utdol lsfi‘kdlg in the
directional the arson-l. Th» faces of the
nth-smell Wen-munmusly grave. \Vhen the
verdict was handed tn and the work until:
trembling v¢ ice nnnnunts-d on» after another
of the (-Hill‘t tlt-ven gmlty, the dofanants
Sl‘rnk1il’t-rlo‘ihitlit‘l!‘ chairs, the verv e -
luulducnts of despau‘. -
The-u begun the 11st of penalties “t 3-m—
niissti-net' Aldfinugllry, in.» _\“-,Ars1“ Them
was a Hair! of surprisv nut- in; the specials rs.
Theextnunepenaify of the law “’21: three
years. and :1. tim- Hf $131“. Kathmg
lusstitl-l l-vn rxpw‘k‘l by the grant rum
3... ll . i ll; w presmt. “t‘wizrnt‘ioner
tn. hs :m- \ .rs. ‘ read the (Kerk. and
the - ‘ lZs ln-gnn ta i=4 sk up.
(‘tvtnrnts .s ia-ydcn. Van Pr“ “rot: and
\\ 3.- ‘nm' . and “Rudd: \‘zirru-gl all got two
years. and «tcrv utze lotkvsi invasurai \
rotten-i exn-g : \Vren. lie tuned asln in
and sis-ms- i tzftazrly .laasl. The er 1th
was now lectured :ur any surprise, and it
came s;n~~.l;.\‘ in the foinn in; statenrnt:
“t‘mnmmswnvm McCarthy. t 'iivt-r, (.‘fihi'l’
man and ”ribs. 3 lllét‘ of $2,:u-t" .k 1...“: ._.f
uttnnstakaiai» exudation turd? gusstsszon of
the . 2‘ ‘ of Mm‘afllly, the burly
t‘blllllllrrlflll “'il“ Lad lit!"'u;f.'fif' the IPJIL
and In: in ntl prev inns. l-wx: to» most son?
sprain ash :l‘tun-kul i-t all the cruwai.
lnuxutmtmy tlnu- of the dean iunts who
had . Nap-xi until a tine Were I‘d-.3336 on tail.
The - airy-xx “ers- n :nnndni tn jnfs 3 mo! ton
firm»):
> ts of the jury Were on the
{he fin! bal a? stall if to
l .
\illr‘Sib‘u of gm‘t.
l fnrcx‘mvlstlon. and the Sun-mi ballot l: to
nothing for umvirtzun. Ballots Were then
taken on the dowry-n of pumshtuent. 'ihe
tir‘si ballot stand ‘3 fur live years on all, 2‘ fit?
two years nu all. and l for $35“! tine on ail.
The xsxmd bulb-t was the same as the first.
The thud led} Aim-suited in a com «runner and
\‘t‘flilt'l. a: t’t‘udrrui.
THE Lilli; wosm).
‘t‘n? plush
finndry
Tur St-tz.
lint-u has.
fluency is praspering in this
of Son .lrrvy has five fact-r!)
\ lt‘ the lion; vigiL? States .1: the burn. {ifs
teen iliin lat. ~r ll: “walla.
Tm»: Anursnn t‘wlcrntiunu.‘ ind»- r is said
lo hate 3‘.” I’ me zulrhltzp
THE Himms State Knigl ts Hf 1.1L“? 53"6
Tt-‘yw tul t2.» in -~r;-- 1h" -r_v :r’ lam
Tm- !u is w - wu-ts of ‘fali-
fnrum n1 ll s. _.‘
nut in 3.;
3' “Chart .
Tm‘ :mners tat humus-1L \ have in»
semi-d Mr. K iladsb aw an mitt-v» - zagravui on
a sin r sv! lump - »:' . \K’li.
Tm‘ lulu-3H ’ ‘n . urni :- in Yllw Saul: t‘ar-
(-léttil 3"}:Elrt. :ZF\ is ”ifs-rad at 3 "‘r'ia'i~ A day
for “mun-x: l-.~_\ - ..nd ‘H 2‘ r :rwn.
u.“
Futu- ln.\‘ s13; illill-‘Hnt'gili‘ r~ rcgmrt an in:-
t-nnut; delimit}. 1;: all altar-w». Silks and
shuns are ban; . uninrtui :3 lur ahead.
AM the ind“ ‘ntmns in lb:
tra iv uf this mumttj.‘ sit on
trailic mi: be of mtg-us“). ,
(‘AVALS are to ‘x‘
= a: and s‘oxe
‘ -‘1-.;rr;.ite
,si an gonad».
budt it E.
-- 'nnd to cn~
nu.
.21
able int-ariur misnomer?“ . rent-h Itasca» *-
pm! at lesstos‘i than is m- [b.-.‘\.;Ilfl by rail.
THERE are but!" to HA“! men employed
II! the “'unlwwh .\t\4'!lnl. Etulanxi. which
covers IL]! arr-an, exalnsi \‘l' 0: tin-dark yards.
Hume»: Rum. a nuclear: mall hand. has
inn mu! :1 device forth-airing the (‘Hlit' axons an
which is expected to perform the work of
twenty tum
Tm: fight pin factories in New England
pnahm-dismount! plus a var. In ling;
and they-early pruluctruzi Hf plus is set at
4.x2'fvuuunt.
Tm: .-\nml;:euuatud So‘iaxty of t‘ngmoers
now nthn!rt\ 32.1“! twenties-s. int «tar-mg
the Its‘ year has paid out {isn't-3H fur nut-vb
work tun-tits. prtncipally .1: tires! Britain.
l hut-AMLs‘ arc-daily tilingr charters and his
vesting large amounts of money r... upsu up
and develop goid. silver. lead. tron. graphite.
granite. and marble minv-s in the mineral dis—
ll‘lt'lrs oi’l‘exas.
llt'nlsu the mining winter lfllxll’, h. an skilled 3
and Ull‘.t‘!‘\\l~‘n‘. l! is send. will be “MN gen-
erally employed than it was last Winter. on
amount t f the large anmunt o: railroad cou-
strut ton to be unnpletnl m the South and
’Southutst.
Tim businws of glove making in Fulton
Count v. N. Y... amounts tn about $~jinttl0
yearly. The times of the must skillful curl:-
4 r h—the table cutters. as lhev are . anal-”em
from $13010 $‘t a month; bits-k cutters get
from $35 to it“ monthly. and mat-lune girl:
earn. auxin-ding to their skill. fun: It} to 813
and event :14 a week.
THE IARKE‘I‘S.
xtw Your. 31 .
Boot, gor-dtoprimo......... 6
Calvqcom‘nmipnm...H.. 5 g
bhee‘ ...................... 4 an
[ant .......... ............ 7‘41;
Hugs—Jive................. hie!)
M.............. bilge: ‘, ,
Flour—v‘ Kmsggoodtofancy 4 33 (a: 5 on
West. goodto choice 3 fit) «if 4 25
Wheat—Not 2. Rod......... mafia sex
Rye—Sun ...... ............ 60 Q t8
Barby—State ........ ....... til) at. 75
Corn—L“ ed Mixed... 1' @ ~19“
(Jame-Whitfis‘hte ..... ..... - (Q 38
lilod‘lVestern....... 34 G as
Hay—Medtofi'imos....... 80 Q 85
Straw—NO. l. 55 (Q m
Lani—CitySt-m......«..... 1' w (a; 7 as ,
tut-Stow Cream-tynu 24 (¢ 35
~ry ... ......... 1? (Q 31,
“Fast. 1m. (Ira-mar? I? Q 3; .
...... .. .... 11 Q 15
Wrote ...... 0);}; 10
' Skim.............~. Elia; S
Wettern............ 7 (3 5
Ens—Sauna Pou...... 16 Q 16
BUFFALO.
Sheen—Western..,.........375 G45 I"
Watchmanun 3 3) C «I (D
Lani “'amem............ —- all“)
Hogs~GoodwChnfieoYmh 5 35 Q 5 6
Flour ....... -............... 4115 @515
“'hent——No. l............... so Q fi ,
Corn—No. :3, Mixed......... {8x3 46“
Onto—No. 2, Mixed......... .— lg 33
Bulky—state...“.......... 0! Q as
to nosrox. ”1
Sui—GM Cha‘n....... ‘
Hoganuvo................. 5kg 1:
Northern .._. 3%.; 13‘
Pork—Ex. Primw bbL 00 3:3 5
_ Whatput‘t. i 75 C {in
High txod......... — C 53
Onto-o h.-....... “KG 3
w .................. on a as
“1310"! (final Guru aunt.
‘ Thread . t... .... 6x3 4 .
bheoa—Lavowetght......... ‘ Q {
humid“..............._,., algg ‘ at,
Hon—— 70x3 7
"MIA.
Hour—Monro my“ . 3 an 3
whit—No. Red......... Rik. 35
W Clio ........ as
In. m.....:.......... as
Wu...“ ......... ... C
I“ "ha... 3 a
‘ M Y9 “In ‘ . w
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