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Brill SEN TIN EL.
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SOI‘TH HUR‘VALK. NUVEMBKR t.
The iron and steel-making capacity of.
the ultmtry is said to be fully elllployed
for producing rails. rail fasteninga. loco-
motives. ears and equipments of every
"~Chattlt'lt‘l'.
m
A Jersey t‘ily butcher will cut off the
head of a fowl and warrant tlle bird to
live for a yenr to: a headless curiosity. He
will not. however. warrant the hens to
do any further laying.
#
Four of the Territories are going to
make a bird tight to. get. into the. L'lliou
this winter. They are Montana, Dakota.
New Mexico and Washington. It isposL
Iiblc that Dakota will again try to get in
u two States.
Dr. .1. 11. “all, one of the principal
landowners of .laekmlnville. Fla. otters
100.0uo acres of‘lnnd in that. State to
the homeless poor of iretand. provided
they will settle upon it. The ration of
distribution is to be twentywtive acres to
each family.
Dr. “mound. of theTrl-nsuroSt-eking
Company, has return -d to Philadelphia
and abandorrol the search- for the ‘20..-
000.ut10 of treasure which went down
with the privateer lle llrook. oil l‘ape
lientopenm century ago. The work will
be remitted next sprinngr l‘atlcoait be~
ing t'ultlltll’lll'llltll the mound over which
they have been working all summer eon-
talius the “timing“’ treasure.
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The monument erected by the citircns
__ot Nevada in memory of "Hank" Monk.
A famous stage driver. will bear tlli:
legend: “Hank .‘ltltlk\-.’l‘lu.~ \Vllitlwt.
Biggest Hearted and lbwt Known Stage
llriu‘r of the “'cst: \Vllu was Kind to
All and thought Ill of None. lie Lived
in a Strange lira and was a llero; and
the \l'hecls of "is l‘oacll are now Ring
ing on Golden Slt’l't‘li."
_
There never was a season in which the
agril'llltrrrnl and horticultural produc-
tions of the Pacific and other States ill-
termcnlitlto with the ,‘llxfiirfillllli. have
provcn so perfect and abundant as the)
have this year. .\ev;lda and “region. a:
well as California. appcnr to .abouud it:
thelrichcs ol Pomona to a great degree.
Young trees of all nuts and fruits grew
in“! luluriantiy throughout that entirt
St‘t‘tinll.
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After the well tlttt‘\ll‘tl stories of the
etoppzlge of railway trainx~ by grasshop‘
pers in the \l‘estcru States. the American ;
tender need not be lii'l'duiy surprised to ‘
read of the haltingr of the Algcr‘au dilir
grace by a igrcat swarm of 1m uxts.
These giant lusertk portions
of Northern Africa. moving in dense
clouds that obscure the sun: and they
are as much dreaded on the roads as bri
gaudy.
The official report of finrveyor lleatlie.
of the New York l‘ustom House. shows
an immense amount of smuggling nt~
tempted by ladies. with the aid of that
f’xpansive article. of apparel known 8* a
buslTe. The articles“ found by the ill-
spectra-sacs in this convenient. receptacle
fmllfélt‘t‘ silks. table scarfa. pipes, cigal
holder». diamonds. cotton and Woolen
goods. lace. ostrich feathers and divers
other eolnlilodities. :
inl‘c-u‘n‘
Every few days the formation. or
attempted formation, of a new Trust ‘is
’eported. A Trust. is n combination of
the ditl’ercnt firms or companies engaged
in one line of business to create a mon-
opoly of that business. The latest devel-
opments in this line are a milk trust
formed by the wholesale milk-dealers in
Chicago. and a sugar trust to control the
sugar‘retlning business of the country. A
lead trust is nlsolbeing organized.
The largest retail store in the l‘nired
States has just been openod in Brooklyn.
It is stocked in a curious way. A Fulton
street candy mansells the candy-an Brond‘
way (Now Yuk) Japanese concern sells
the brie~n brie. n Ne York shoe house
sells the shoes. nnd”so it goes. The»
owners of the Store sell nothing but the
dry goods. and the root of the concern is
made up of two score separate establish-
ments, which pay n commission or rental1
- to the owners. '
Thoma: J. Dolnn, the mounted Ines-
unger for the White llouse. who recently
died in n Wilmington hospital. was a pe~
cultu- eharllctcr. lie was color sergeant
under (ion. Grant at on: time during the
war, and was appointed messenger when
Grunt became President. 110 was. like
his famous chief. n peculiarly silent man.
Three times a day he carried thelnnil
from the Pout-Office“ the White House.
He wnI often questioned about letters in
, his care. but. would never vouchsntn the
‘nlighclt answer. no knew how to keep
a scout and was a faithful and methodi‘
alwcrkcr.
wm—.ww—-EW~ “um“..—
Over 1,000 people whom} in front Of
the Leicester. England. prison the other
”to witneII the release of Willi-m
Smith. who had been undergoing seven
days‘ luprlIonlnent for retailing to allow
his child to be rvnecinnted. 'l‘hI chief
“bun of the city government organ.
lad taunting oppoiitc the entrance to
thejnll. and refused to dinperIc when
.mnludcd to do so by the- police.
filth wiweleouId with loud cheer-
hg. and the “inward-minn-
fion rmlnfionqnnd (lotion-edit)“ nu-
erreuding n nun tan jail for
when! ssh. Two thirds of the
“Intake! thallium: vaccinated
hill-d and Wales mopdntd cunt
fill. ups-I. and only one-third by
'1 rate unedticuw. ’
. Christian .
It is rather remarkable that this year.
memorable for destructive dmuths, the
county and State. Fairs have been un-
usual—lytine. and productive of revenue.
Interest in agriculture, stock-raising.
horticulture. etc.. is on the increase. and
it is fitting that it is.
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The largest and most flourishing
church society among the colored people
of the l‘niled States is that of the
Second Baptist Church in Richmond.
\‘a. It is presided over by the Rev. Mr.
Jaspt-n'wllose sermon on “The Sun Do
Now“ made him famous. and numbers
1, 800 persons.
The largest gymnasium in the word is
said to be that of the Young Men‘s
Amulrltlllon at Liverpool.
Harvard is said to have the next largest.
Ladies as well as men ilreadulittcd to the
Liverpool gymnasium. and so enthusiastic
are the members that they will go out
into the slums and induce the’strc'et
arnlrs t l come in and be taught the use
of their muscles. Over four hundred
ragalnutl‘lns have been taught in this
way in one week. ‘Vlllllrlt‘b‘s thatl two
yeah: ago the Association refused to al-
low boxing in its gymnasium. but. now
it is as freely indulged ill as are other
sports.
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l’rofesulr llidgway. t‘urator of birds
ofthc Smithsonian Institution. speaking
of the birds sent to the institution killed
ill large numbers by flying against the
s
‘ back again ill ruins. beneath wllic
Eight Persons Killed and Many
Injured ill St. Louis.
A Two-Star Brick Building Com-
plete y Demolished.
.-\ tlnsh. followed by a dull roar and than
the crash of walls. eonvulsod the centre of
St. Louis at. 2:0:lthe other morning. An ex—
pltlx‘uln of gasoline ill the rear of tho collar
of Michael Newman‘s grocery store. 15 South
Fourteenth street. had lifted the two~story
building from its foundation and dropped it
worn
buried eiglltm‘ll persons.
lllstrllltly killed ‘hlll‘lltlt‘l Newman. grocer.
aural-12'; Mm. Annie Nowlllull. aged ~10: John
)owlllall. aged lti: Kate Newman. aged 11:
Eddie Newman. aged lll: l'lllll‘lefi .\“. lleveere.
traveling saleauan. agod ~10: Mm. (.‘llal'lov N.
llovwre. Mrs. Agnes Beasley.
y Wounded» Miss Mamie Newman. aged
eightwn. fatally hurt; .‘llim‘ Nellie Newman.
luulbus. Ky. will recon-r.
The building. a two story brick. was com-
plctel but a short time “go. All of the n.»
slam portion u'asmvupied nstetloulents. .\l r.
Newman and lllx family of six lived over the
store. The force of the oxplmioll was terrific.
The entire block of buildings tlenws the alloy
a from the building in which the explosion tool:
llartlloldi statue beacon in New ’York :
harbor. says that the specimens were
«mainly of the “warbler” or note-uttering
l'amilv cf ditl‘crent varieties. which were
insectivorous. and also ticld birds. such
‘5 the meadow iark.but none of the‘spec-
imcns are. rare.. These: birds migrate. by
night. and. although they fly high. l‘ro-
lessor llidgway says they are attracted
from allikidce down to the l'lt‘t trio light.
Many bird» lllm‘tly crown have recently
lll't‘ll pit kcd up dead near the Washing.“
ton monument.
also bcrn dextr yell in the same manner.
The crowx~ tly low and migrate at dawn.
and the tllix‘t hides the monument front
sight.
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.\ strange <ceuc occurred at a weddingr
before the Mayor of Frankfort on the-
Maiu the other day. The bridegroom.
the moment the all-important “yes“ had
been pronounced and made the couple
‘ plan-whore guttixl by the blast. Tho ruins
of the Newman block were l'u\vn'<l by the
roof. which had smiled down it loll the heap
of debris and formed a barriert lmuxh which
the rescuers had to out a way. ’l‘luxlati-uilll:
walls on either side overhung letldy to el‘th’h
the callaut men who burriol to tho s mt.
'1 hr roof was sootlnlt-molinllwl. and 111 the
del-i‘h were rounded the mangled forms of
New mall‘s faunly. Too young \\‘l\lllt‘lt.xt3“"
luau'wlauglltrrs. \"t‘l‘l'lll\t removed. Mamie.
I‘lglllti‘ll years of age. \\a~ still alive. blit-
luauglol from the timborv and charred by
, N‘Ullt‘ti to forget llt‘l‘ olvu lloqn-I‘ato lllllll‘ll‘fi.
tho tiro that. followed the extllm’inll;
she was beyond the built of recovery.
Lilor shtcr Nelle. a girl of tithe“ years.
‘lllllttttwl pitcously tor llt‘l‘ \‘mll‘l'. and
l
E ouch utlll‘l‘.
: were
; “rl‘t‘ doublwl lll their lot.
For the hall hour that thew two were llllPl‘l“
otlml their whirls ll.ld boon to draw near to
The rest of tho Nt-wnlun family
Sumo mt llpl‘i;hl. llllll ulllcl‘s
Life llzltl uvi
dead.
' delltlv that while they were lt\lt'<“l.
A few wild ducks lluvo
In tho vullo building lived l‘hnrlm N.
llt‘Vlw‘l't‘, a traveling salt-sumo. and lllN with.
\‘lsttlu; llll‘lll wan Mao Hattie Ilrolvn.
or t‘u'uuibnx. Ky. Miowa‘ lunllv llljlll‘wl.
but tllll':t(‘lll~|lt\l\ l‘svtltusl death. She awoke
to llnd hcrwil' buried lu-uo-rllll hoax v limb-u“.
tel-lllcullorcauanht zl.\\.~lll. Sin- ls utmlllo
to toél “new ~h~~ wa~ thrown. but
“h 11 her l \e\ opened. ~lle lwlzcltl a thrilling
a ‘t‘llt' l 1n t'llt‘ side tlutlulx \vvro I‘l‘tll;. \\ lulo
citoll u: tillllwls and llu‘cluttrru: lrnt’lrtllmnl
t dang-rot“ ltl'\\llt'.\ tn llv about h ‘I"|!‘{l\‘_ 'l‘h»
man and wife. turned to the Mayor. and .
arkcil him loudly what steps were necm- .
i
~ion-inn ol tho».l lll tho tltljllllllll): buildings
rung llt hurt-am .\‘lu~ tried to ownpi. but
luttlul llor t'lr~|l‘l\ bafllod. Silo was lirtlllv
l FATAL transmit. ‘
I‘l-wlverv doubtful; Miss llattio Brown. 00-.
, )‘t‘l
' railroad number Ur. l.
I New York a few
NEWS SUMMARY
Enter-n and Middle States.
Eronr State tickets in all were nominated
in New York.
HENRY M. JACKSON, cashier at. the United
State Sub—Treasury. is a defaulter for over
310.000. and has tied to Canada. .
Two convicts werekillexl and three wounded.
one rllol'mlly. while trying to (wane from
prison at Yuma. Arizona. Superintendent
Gates was badly wounded. -
Tmr. leading Railroad Com party has ad
vaneod the price of cool twentydivc cents a
ton '
THE fifteenth National Vl‘onlen's (‘on
has just boon held in New York. Mix
\l lull Howe was re eloctml President.
TREMER beat Gaudaur halt a mile in a
boat l‘aee on Lake .\1uranacook. Me.
REAR ADMIRAL .1. W. A. Nlt‘ll(ll..\‘t).‘l, of
the United States Navy. died at. his home in
New York a few mornings ago. He was
sixtvseven years of agonnlld had been for
four yealx on the retired list.
JAY ”Ill'lal. the noted New York financier.
has sailed f or Europe.
‘93;
ulia
. South and West.
Tunnxaw .300 was of typhoid fever ill
Cincinnati.
'l‘tltccouuties~ of llidalgn and Starr. Texas.
are overrun with Mexican bandltli. who are
stealing horses and people. the latter held for
ransom. .
MAvon burnout has been 1‘\\~t‘lw‘l«i in
Baltitlloro after an exciting canvas." by a ma
jority of lilfiovor the Ihlpublicall candidate.
who was allplmrtod by Democrats opposed to
Senator tlortllntl.
Jrzl-‘r‘rtltsuv “AVIS reviowed a proeemiotl of
5.000 t‘olltlslel‘aw veterans at Macon. (in.
Govlanxou Melisrzuv. of Lutlixitllln. or-
dered lllilitirl to Terl‘ebollue to sllpph'x‘l la-
bor riots on Sllgal‘plllll'llllllll\ in that parish.
'I‘llrzeorner stunuut‘ all “mention statue
of General Hubert Ii. Loo was l‘ud at Riclr
tllolld. \‘n . with exerczsm ('llninfillllg of n
prm‘e-oiuu of ex thrift-«lemurs lot by Heller
als ll‘ltallugh boo and Wade Hampton. Ma
sonic l‘en‘lllollies. nrl oration by l‘ululr-l
l .
‘t‘harhx‘ Mahh mid llt‘ reading ol a poonl
b)‘ the Into James Barron Hope.
li-lvrtltxt’llt Sumo-2. in nu mutual leport.
lNillllflll‘fi the populnt toll of Washington '1 l-rrt
turv rut-13.13019, '1‘h.~l~o arc about “auxin-oi
acres of agricultural lands in the Territory"
ull<nrvuywl 'l‘llt- coulp'ctml mil“ of
A leading industry is
the autumn llsllt‘l‘llN '1 he taxable property
1‘ given at inhuman.
A TRAIV which :ll‘t'lvml
itaya
t'llicngo from
eotltnuml a
in
rulin-
- clue-ed carriage that bad bum slilplul front
, the tall 11‘ cm.
in ”I“ carriage wan found
2 the bulv of a young nazm who had to ldvtllly
. (lovertlur
boon our 1- rod
.1. E. Svllll. tho r‘Cl-th~ meanger “lbl
Tl‘l‘l‘llti) ltlllml two train I‘Hlllk‘l‘\‘ ulvu‘l‘ll
l‘tml. Texas. “as put-l $3M“ l-y onlernt
limit a“ a reward for lll~ not.
i Smith will pru‘ ably gct $10“ more from
punml down in a beam and an iron rod, She ‘
\‘Hllbl null-~11 what tll-*:\l\\‘ \tlu ompluvr‘d to "
» lieu-~11.
get out. but tl.‘ ~lll~ l\\l\lr'<‘ mid strip-[loll ttl
vain. tlw liro wax l-lmvtl toward her until
lll‘l‘bmr wax ~iugwl. dint ux silo Nullllk back
in tlululll‘. lllo l‘lllll\ ulttlml. and
the \I\‘t'l’lllll:ll|‘.: f!lltlw't‘~ worn renal-l
from tho llltllu which they had unprlsorlul.
Notltne was to be lmt. 11‘ the tire prewal
olive around her \\ itll an evlraurdlllary
ell‘ort .‘ll\\‘ Ilrnwll \pl‘allg to lll'l‘ foot. and
\tagxermu. falling. and rolling. ~he lllmlc
snrv to obtain a divorce? The bride . h"? “0) llm-uizll the ruins un‘nout hil”\\lll;.{
- ‘ ‘ _ .lvlu-re \tlr‘ “as .gumg Nlnl finally
started. the bruit-maids littered. all the .......|....|u,.. “mi N. the NM. “lleuw 4..-
wedding; partv preucd clmer ‘itl lllllltlt‘ll.. "l“ N -“ “"lellwl" house. and.
euriositynvllile the man of law explained
the lim‘essary forltmlitic<.
row to its utterlumt height when the
ncwly married man deliberately luzldu
application in due form for a divorce.
“But your rea‘ml. air!“ asked the aiton‘
ishod “11}Ul’Jlllll the bridegroom replied:
"I waa Condemned to marry. or else to
lose 10.000 francs. summing no other al~
tentative. l have e~pou~acd the lady as l
promiaed; but now 1 mean to divorce her ‘
again without the dclay of one >illglo
hourf"
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The very newest form of burgla‘t" in<
sunlnce consists of a choice feast. con-
venimltly spread out l'orlllc temptation of
informal visitors through the back win~
dow. ‘ This plan was tried iil_ Boston
lately withtho llttppit“! results. a gang
' of houscbrenkers entered the dwelling of
the Honorable Henry 1.. Pierce. and
while roaming through the kitchen and
china closets in search of solid silver they
discovered in the larder a line roast
turkey. a big' pie. bottles of Holland gin.
“’bi‘éhl'y. sherry and claret and other
choice creature comforts. These viands
so occupied tllc burglars that they forgot
.nll about. the silver and briea—brac. which
lay around to the value of $5,000. After
they had feasted for an hour or two the
house dog was awakened by the revelry,
and he roused the people who began to
hunt for the robbers, whereupon the latter
made off in a hurry, leaving most of their
booty behind them.
Ilow Tu- and Turpentine are Elude.
Turpentine is an oily. resinous sub«
stance tlowing from the pine and other
coniferous trees. An olenvation which
halncapaeity of about three pints is
made in the trunk of a tree. and in this
the exuded Juiw accumulates. 1t bo-
comes still very soon on exposure to the
air. and is taken from the tree. wadled
with warm water. then heated and puri-
tied by strain in' through straw tillers.
When this run 0 product is distilled
with waterthe oil of turpentine is re-
moved, and the rcsidunleft is the rosin
of commerce. The (titlerent conobeab
illg twes furnish ditl'ercnt grades and
kinds of turpentine. -' ’ .
'l‘ar is obtallled from pinewood b the
process of charting. The woo is
packed in kilns or pits. or may be laid in
mounds and. covered closely with ashes.
Fire iI then applied and the wood
slowly carbonilted. ’l‘llnt'nr as formed
trickles down into a ruttnr beneath the
Wood and is convoy thence by pipes
into pro lcr tanks.
l’itgh s the residuum obtained by holl-
ing tar in an o n iron pot. or in a still.
until the volnt lo and l quid rtion is
driven all. It is soft and at city when
warm. :but become: solid and brittle
when cold. For use it is mixed with a
small lrtion atoll to render it less brit-
tlc.-— uter- cm».
Dwellers Under the louver.
“ The river gangs are mostly broken up
now. still you would be surprised to
know how many wharf rats than are. at
went on the water frontal New York.“
go and Captain Smith at the. Police Boat
Patrol; '
From the Captain it was learned that
no less than hundreds 0! men nnd boys
live. or rather lodge. under the rough
planks ot‘ wllarvu. Some of them are
ureter ln n small way and own boat: at
air own. Others are knights ot the
tomato can order and crawl under some
hvorlterplnnk to mt their weary bodies
npd con sweet sleep beside the Iwuhing
r ver.
“ arc a kind of amphibious
animal.‘ laid thotlnptnln. “and if they
only wen a fond of the external nppllw’
tion of water a: they are of living near
human. A: it is. .
‘ it Ii t for _
fine all?“ at dawn. lnIn inflow
York m whut‘ rum—Na Yer-b leer.
Excitement i
‘t'llllll'lllg tllmugh a balcony. ‘tlllh’ down 111:1
\“tn‘n \ tlvlgtilbl' toutld lu-r thcre and our.
l‘ml lu r till” the attvvl’. u how a shirt and
some otllcr clot lung “oral givelldnl her.
. “out down to the \m‘tlt‘ of the explmlutl null
' given up
1 \\t‘l‘l‘ llllllfi‘ lll‘
‘ M~\’l‘l't\l
wmamul llll‘l‘l‘ ltlngouy. eagerly N‘tlllulll;
the diurnal and brujwd lit-vs as ”1!" til-omen
carriul the victims from tho ruins.
Willi MN liryallt. on the mutual than;
lived two lmnnlera. l‘harlos liitl‘er-l and Kits.
llenslov. Mrs lb‘tulov was buried m-ltvply
llltllodnbl'b‘ that tho warcll for ’ln-r \\tl.\
lllllll the others" were l‘t‘llltn‘wl.
l‘lll‘ll‘b" l‘Iitl‘ehl wan taken out ubvo and ho
\vlll manner. The body of t‘llnrlei N. lle
vim“- lla~ round in the debris and l-olllovu'l
to the Morgue
ill-subs thus» injured ill this building then-
“‘l‘l‘t‘lllllll) lit‘l\ull.~lll the Ill-lglllmrhlnld “‘llu
lean cut and bruised. For
on either auto of tho
coucux‘ion shatter“! _ the
window'S. and ill the Immediate
Vll‘lllily nil lltl' opp-Nth $1110 of the way.
the frollh of the lllllllllllgx‘ \vot‘l- \uuuhul m.
and s-‘arvcly a window or a door l’t‘lll;llll.\
“'nlls cl‘aeklnl. tlxum gave way. and ‘llln‘ll‘l
fell in almost. every llolhe within a rat ms of
a hundred yards
The general belief is that evap u: gas tilled
tho collar. and that Mr. Newman kept a
quantity of kerosene oil and gasoline tn the
cellar nonr whom the explosion evidently
took place. The vrwls and the oil. it there
was any. have been destroyed. and the only
luau—that knows is dead
lull who
at root s thi-
LATHE News”
ARTOXIH lsrnxrrs. all neronnut. fell .300
feet by the collapse of a balloon at St. Louis.
and run instantly killed.
THE 'l‘hinl National Bank.
Minn. has stupoudml.
hlAll SHERMAN. a colored woman. was
shot dead in combat Airlnonut. Minx. by
Sell Roy-lo. a young whito luau. against.
whom she had made a charge of nwult.
Tut: receipts of the (loverulllent for new
bar lullountod to $ll..\‘tl;l.l?‘3. and the oxpetr
dltulw to 312.414.3132. being an excess of
mvipts‘rll g 111.325.5130.
Till: President. has received a notable depu-
tation from Grunt. Britain. who desire hi-
cooperation in securing a treaty between
that. country and the l‘nitxl States which
shall provide for the amicable settlement of
disputes by arbitration. Tell lllernbors of
the British Parliament were in the deputa—
tion. ‘Tllfi Prvsident promised his eoopcrw
that in the plan tor arbitration nsn menu
of settling international disputes
Tm: upped of Editor William O‘Brien. tlv-
lriah Home Rule lender. against. the sentence
of ““130 months‘ imprisonment imposed on
him by the Mitchelllstown court. has been re-
fused and the sontellwof the lower court
eontlr ed. Mr. O‘Brien was convicted of
using ‘ lions language. under the Crime;
not. at n Notional Imguo . meeting at
Miw‘llelhltnwn. 'l‘llerc walla fierce struggle
in court between the people and thepolico
mint-«lino Mr. O‘Brien. .
unonun J. Runny. n Boston Globe m ~
or. was chokedto death by a placed out
touring in his throat while eating his supper
in n lt‘vunbrldac (Mm) restaurant.
Avnlxot cou worth {3.000.000 has just.
been team! in South \V‘ilkesbnrm. Penn. at
a distance at 1.100 toot below the surface. the
dropout. Illntt lit Pnnnsylvnnln.
Ar Incl-o. but. the luv. Andrew Men. n
Pronbytorlnn minister. nwooncd away and
of St. I‘nul.
Illa prayer.
'l‘ltn guests at n umrlnaktug in George
L‘. Xingu house. near Inning-Ajay. warn all
taken violently nick otter-sum. 8t: white
person—live men and one woman—and one
colored man died. and many othen. at last
amounts. werodnngerously ill.
(Xlunlllaroxnn or AGRICULTURE Conn-
tun outlets that 'Bnmklya. New York. and
Baltimore have for forty you! been plague
spot: from which pleuro'pneumontn in cattle
has haul spin-d thmnsrhouttlle wintry.
Deluxe Qetnber the public debt was do
email 8mm“. leaving the total dam.
le- cuh in the Treasury. 9t 01.238.612.701.
Net cash in the Mr]. “0.758.704.
. DI mars. projector‘ottllo human
Quality: the amtdltoll will he tor-malty
opened on Mont-y 8. 1800.
. A vloustr storm has done an immune
Quaint ct dunno to shipping along the
m at Great Britain and Flutes. ;
Wanton! Kim link. Ennis, has
him ’Iotnny‘ . lam “ydiyfll‘nfi‘flit‘ie‘bnlfll‘d'
end an: how were burned and null: liven
were lat. -
:llod whllcthe Rev. Mr. Kanouse was 0m-
tllo o-vpru» company and $1.0” from the
l'allrurl l cumluny. making it t ltrll of slaw
\V. ll lll‘lxouu. an “inn editor. “'tls
n‘lot and killml in lll'ttllgl‘ Towndllpby Jamex
brother I»? ll 1‘ .‘Iamm. who “‘53
. plruntltl' ill a libel suit .l;.;a mt Reynolds. The
- Knot-it'll. .\. J .
film .
"‘elltvinne
lullnleror was m-roxtnl
l.‘ll.\ltl.l€$Tl\.\‘.S t‘. ll:\?‘lw>u n~lcbratillg
lli hk‘llvory from lllr‘ earthquake lllx‘t\lr'r
of a little «nor a your .13»- Sulml that little
the city lla~ been practically 1'6llu1ll .
Washington.
'l‘lll‘. ct l‘otll'uioratn‘ in 111;: Ill “'n‘limgtmi
\‘l‘llt‘tl Richmond in .-l lnly in am ad the 1111
\cilmg of the Lt.“ munumcut.
'l‘ltlc lnetnl-olnol Lulndull‘mL ll. .\. 1t . ol
' on a Visit to \\ “\lllugln‘l.
““(‘l‘t‘ n-cellui by tlw l‘rmldollt ill the East
Mount wl' tib- \\'lltll- llullN‘.
l’nuslmmv t?! l:\ rl AM» has been s-lwtetl
3" arbitrator to docido rl lvlutldrlry llh‘l‘llh‘
between Nicaragua and t‘mta llu-n
t‘ouuaVrlnt ll
lll‘ annual report that the without-s fur the
next vear winch won- \ltlfllllllfil by tho cum
nlaudnllta of tho tlllluwut navy ):IF-|\‘"alul '
but after or .
otrlttonsaggn-qatml SEW-3.- L.
animation at tnebll‘cau llll‘_ll,;ill‘\' lino tutu
will oi to 1,130.7“.
For-elm".
Tilt Scotch wlll N‘llll another yacht to
America not! year'to compete for the Amer-
ica‘s t‘up.
18 Paris tivo Englishmen have bell“
snarled charged with forging mount“! of
the Southm-‘t Railroad Company of Kansas.
A L‘lllXtCfl-l trnlh'pnrt “av
typhoon. and ‘50 t‘lnuaulen and the Euro-
peans wcro drowned.
Till: \~llln.:-~ of t’adiz. Spain. has been do
”royal by lit‘l‘.
MR \\’1t.ruvnllt.t‘x1‘. nrroxtml at “'ood-
fol‘d. Ireland, for (peaking at a \roclniuled
nil-etltlg. hm been found guilt v or violating
the lriaht‘rumfict And widen-nut to two
months illlllrbulllut‘llx.
A “DYNA!“TK SPARE“ prevails in London.
and public buildings am char-1y \‘ttll‘hlxl.
Pusrnnxrllunvvfiot lelt“, resigned his
office. but was illduelil to rocmrstder his m~
signntion. Attacks upon his son ill-law. M.
\\ ilson. led to this action on the part of the
French President.
63mm“. Nvlehlnnounn. companion oi
the At hall went-ruler. Ayoub Khan. in hit
fli ht. null ‘eherntl. has been captured alu‘
pu llcly hanged at llorat.
SHEEP AND WOOL.
rhovelopment of Sheep Raising and
Woolen >Manllfneturen.
The printed report. of Colonel \\'. F.
Switaler. (.‘hief of the United States Bureau
of Statistics. on wool and manufactures of
wool is now ready tor distribution. and is
«mantel-a1 by the Bulmuto be one or the
most valuable documlnts it has ever put.
forth. a'l‘llo report. mnktni with its appendix
a volume of them hundred pagan It
gives a llisulry of the development. of sheep
raisin and wool manufacturing in this coun-
try. he re lort. shows that. the number of
sheep in the Ynitcd States rose from 10.000.-
000 in 1840 to 51.00.).000 in 1834. but declined
to #Xlllldltll in 1%}. .
oo‘urwd mainly in the Southern and ‘\\ ost-
erll Stab“. notably in Tongs. and ls attrlhuted
in great. part to the decline in the primer
wool Since 19“. ‘
Grant. Britain. being the loadlng wool
market of the world. has always been. the
report. says. thu principal market for pun
chases of wool. Turkey and Iowan have
also boon illl lortant. soureos of direct.
supply. but t Argentine Republic ls
now. next to (tron Britain. the
foreign autumn! supply. followod by Ann
(mania. The un lets of wool roan from 1.~
undo lands in m to ll~1.\l.‘t~_l.t|30poullds
tug lRSl. The increase in wool Imports has
about kept not.» with the growth of Anlori~
can wool products, both how about
doubltd since not A series tables
illustrate“ the incmano in _ products and
in imputation: and the relations between the
two. as for example. from 180-1 to lots. 161.-
(100.000 pounds worn matured and 433110.000
importaf trout 1814 o nus. lll‘lJlOOJKhl ro-
duoed and 454100.000 imported: from 1 to
1880. 207.00 1.000 were twinned nut whoa-
000 imported. From 1&3: to lull the annual
imports of wool in nlollufnctunw averaged
over 804100.00 in value. or more than sew
mats per enpitn: while from 1312 to
to Ni. they reached over summon. or
aighlltytoul‘ rental hereunto.
‘llo value 0t tho UlllM States woolen
proluct of 1830 won SSSMNJW in, round
numbers. and of knports “$010.0th Ill
1580. the pullout had grown 0031013004”).
and int rts weru valued at 331,000,000. bn~
it ' 8:1 lper capltn.
has. while the product oi." woolen: in tho
United Stan—s. has increased Since 1850 nearly
seven-told. the imports have lnomlsed about.
sixty-two per cent. but the consumption l-
cabin has doubled. which the mom n
says indicates: in a striking manner the ad-
vancement ol‘ wealth and comfort inthestylu
of ti vine among the people of this country.
The statistics of imports and exports of
woolens in the trade or foreign oountrm
show tbnttlle United ' out a foremost
in the foreign truloin ens. the int
durin 1885 ntnonnlng‘ln valneto “9. .000
and «Emmett. . .000. li‘mnoooornes
next with pot“ 0t 8419.th and «pa-m“?
ntnonn to 8 ‘ 000.010; Ger
”p...“ '3. and“ ”tram
a decline than woolen aura otGront
Bra annals“. . This choline. the Royal
Commission on the W of Trade
attribute- in nun: high tor-aka tnrtlh
which. it firemen. slant ontthn minute»-
tarouotGmt tntntromthreicntnsrhtl.
ll "\lt\ll~.\\‘. \‘hlef of the
Natl mal Hun-nu of Yards “1th l‘oclh. slys in i
but during I .
This marked decline .
BLOWN in PlECES.
Explosion 6r a. Giant Powder
Magazine in New Jersey.
Four Men Killed and the Building
Completely Demolished.
Nearly 1.000 pounds of forcite. an explow
sivo something like dynamite. store i away in
tho cart-ridge room of the American Forcito
Powder Company at. McCainsville. near Lake
Hopatcong. N. J.. went off a few days
Since. killing four persons and blowing
the whole building to bits. The men who
were killed were workmen engaged in
packing away cartridges. They are llellry
Todd. John Puncher. Fro leriek Mellede and
Philip Mvers. all married. The cause
of the explosion is unknown. as IllQlle
of those wllo were ill the building
are alive. The .stltu‘riut-n-lout had h-lt
the building only a moment bl-t‘ore Ill-
exploded The works of the curlipatly‘ Were
close to the lake and near the station of that.
aft T the lellllxlnll of July 2. l\‘~v'-. when tell
ltlt‘ll were killed tttlrl pnl'n‘l‘tv \Vnrtllllb lusands
of dollars was destroyml. \“h'ln the com any
rebuilt its factory it m‘ullvt‘al the but tugs
nl‘et‘ more territory. m that if one blew up
therest Would not. neceo‘arily go up with it-
Hvery object in the vicinity of the curb
tin-rel is
to show that the building over
evulcd.
The ground was literally strown
\vitll lino bronzed Nplinters'. and noth-
ing “rm left of tho four men
who worn in t he building but little pieces of
'lmlnlrods of yards around. The explosion
shook the whole surrounding country. and
the belief that thorn trad burn an earthquake.
The American Forcatl- l‘onlplny‘s works
at. lluprltcon: am extensive. crumbling of
over littl' budding“ vat t‘h‘d over «1'»! a‘t't-s
of ground. The \vurk< olllplov. when run to
their full capacity. about 130 m -n. and pro-
: duve daily L‘HJIH pounds of forcile.
For the last tllont ll. h~ “rover. they
have only been running at, about
bezllg about xix thousand pounds of powder.
At the tune of the explosion there wen‘
only about titty men enlployel. Unly
a small nun unit of forclto is kept
stored at the w orkx. the grower
llll‘t‘“! it being Rent away as soon at llllll'lll'
m-turul. The lna:a1.inos in which 1 he {unite
‘ that l\ kept on hold isstm'od are altuzltod a
mile and a half or two miles from the milk.
3 The engine which furnished the power fur
‘ tile cvpluled packing house \"fl.‘~‘l1lll‘lt\l into i
the tlll‘ a cousillel able dictation and in its do
; aren‘t it cradlol through the roof of the
‘ llatl'=-»l.:l\-~orlno so mung hotter. about 131'
to .1 llhillltl. t t‘fllly‘l no I‘Kl‘itkltlll,
Sui-«u'ultl-udcnt Sibelius Wasin this luild‘
. ill 1. and he had a narrow (5“flll'»
:llc was struek by a piece of living tmv
bcr. but \\ as not seriously butt.
Sumo men at Work in the glyl‘ertno washing
“till“. about xivty feet «ilx’tullt. were knocked
mined-w: by tho Amok. and one end «If ll.-
building' was sbattorl-d. John lingers and
Mun.” lnvo. who Works] in another luck
in: home. were slightly hurt about the boot
Titlfi part of Morris \‘lllllllV has lfl‘lllh‘ Mlle
‘nt 1 lw :l‘l‘fllt‘ht powder manufacturing writers
in llll‘ l-ouulrv. and “ltllm a your and a half
twenty men liavo but litmr lth‘S ill explo-
' atom at the ditlercllt \vurks
THE NATIONAL GAME.
Tit! [nut was In baa boon the greatest ever
.:nu\vn ill lulV‘lh‘t“.
\\' \x’lux‘mm hoe signal the
Paul O‘ll lieldoz‘. “' tho it.
Tm: New York ll‘flflllt‘ (‘1ubhas started on
its tourtu the l‘m'ilic Slope.
“ALTHIUR i baa socui‘od Slillltllt‘. (I! Do-
trvit. and Shaw. 0! Jen-w t‘lty.
excellent St.
I
new outcllnr for the limb-u l‘lllh.
i l’n'l‘ln-zu “‘urlxsx “1“ again be A League
.twlrlor next s\\'k\4l‘1. New York has: signal
! lulu.
l t‘l‘il‘lVN All ha~ ro signol Manager Sellinoll.
people run out of their lluusos miles away in .
name. and \vol‘eem-tulouly a few lllurltllstlgo E
ridge building is utterly deululisllol. and a '
great hole in the ground ten for-t deep is all .
charred til-\ll scattoro-l here and there for .
. ‘l‘vvn of the part v pushed oil” from the shore
one third of lilt'll‘ capacitv. tho daily product .
i “U“ of 1er inn
Castaways Living Four- Mambo on
telllber
terrible disappointment. to lillul that all it. on»
MODERN GBUSOES.
an Unlnbnbitcd Island.
On March 20th last. the iron bark Derry
Castle. belongingto Unlel'itk. Ireland, left
Geolong for Falmouth with wheat. .‘10 trace
of her could be found at any port. and she
was posted at Lloyds as. missing. 0n Sep—
‘22 eight. mrvivora of the lh‘rry
L‘.l'~*tlc‘s crew R‘a'dlfii .‘lleibourne on the .
seal-r Awarsa. They statol that the llilxs‘ulg
bark had been cast. away on l‘lllderby Island.
one of the Aukland group. eight. days
after countlencing the homewnrd voyage.
The. (‘nptaun both mates. nil-1‘ twelve
wanton were Crowned ln trying to
reach the» reef. Seven of the crewand the 5
«any lufl‘nger. James Mutinie. endured for 1
live months a. series of privatlonsontl nd- 3
venturwz which seldom onur in ma';
l'rie. The scene of lilo wreck is rare.
1y visited by vefiels. '1 he survivors
had no food except, silell tbll. which
were very st-nrt e. and they had butiittle cov-
ering. The island was explored. and the
party was tllll‘ll cheered by finding clltllo
other side of 1D: harbor a small but. which.
it nmu‘arv. was forlllerly used. as a depot
for stores it or sh ipwro 'ked seamen.
The place wm _ opened with the ex-
1w: IJKIlOIl ol timilng food, but. it. was :\
rained was a p-ut. boltieof salt. The Xe
Zealand Government had maintaiuol to:
depots for role! of eastalvcys. but
lately diagnosed with all but one. on tilr
:lcmlland at Port ltd-xv. To Port
Ross. Which wzu ltl Sight. the
survivor"; strain-ll iii iv eyes in hopelws
yearning to reach :t. but they had no means
of "133111,: a toll. the was titlai‘y obtained
by dis- barging a cartridge found
in one of the men's pockets Lite
was maintain-st by yum-hing wlu-at
n'llnh was “';l\ill\l unborn-from the cargo
of awn-«1&1 bark. (In the ninety-«(world
day an 01d axe‘lead was disooveml in the
s; » t. 11y i;.~ lime-us ettolts were made to man
I": a lk‘Klt or ol-tong box. (‘aiking wasdolle
.l ultismld: ads of rope. and yarn wzu driv-
en into the nuns with a plan of boo -
troll. The boat was eventually launcher .
in hope of ma hing l‘urt Rosa. '1 be etfort
wa~ Mimi‘s‘illll. and Non signal than at Port
Ros; told U a: help was at, hand. Un .lulv l'J
the shipwsrbck-ai men from tl‘atuk‘ red to'thc
.naln‘nnd and ttzezr sun‘e'rium were at an end.
Annual Report of the Superinton
dent of Indian Srlluulls.
From the annual n~port of John B. Riley.
Superintendent of ln-llun S boots. which has
[Iron film] With the Sorretnry of the ln-
terior. it appears that. the tum-«gate t-x
[kg-minute bv the Hover-lull ‘lll for the Will'ar
childrv-u during tho lo."-
Win-431.010.3551.. The whole llllllll-‘r nil in ball
children l-rtwn‘ll the ages. of I} ." 1-2
yeah 2539.53. of whom 113532. or 31 u . ; 1
per cent. attended s'lhkli smile podium a. ti.-
)‘Nlr At several ngwlcto" rte U!) at! the
: children of school age attend. while at others
1c» than one per went are a: who ll.
'l‘bc Slllh‘l‘lntn‘lblr'll! dcpr “tilt“ the L1- 1: ..2
‘ Syn’h’lll in the matter of tv-vt hmk~u~r~d 111
Indian N‘ll-hlln. and Vlyx that l! h‘llllt‘t‘~ fullb-
tln) etlort ironic bv the llldmu Bureau to
din-ct or control the s hen-l room work He
' rmwtllnlvn is that a lllllbnl'ltl ~_vst.em of text
books rut-l <t1blV t). adopt-Hi
Mr. l{lb‘}' futur~ the policylof t rolling
only English in the tim‘ertlnwrlt, sr'lllills. He
toys that he luv tried to impr‘» upon “”110
; en the importance of :avlu; the flatly of the
language nlllétallt attention. and neld~ that be
r has found s‘lluols where the pnpilx although
' they had been in school for several yours.
could not spook English so as to be under
stunt
The report my~ that too much stnasa coir
not be laid upon the lrrlportanoe of propu-
in: native ulna-hem. and to this em fiugurfll
' thutn nonnal school department he entail»
t‘llAllltZS Putultl., of “.ll‘illfll‘fl. Mass. is n ‘
l‘l'tcllcr \‘lx-lll. of .‘llllllr‘IllkllN. haul alxl, 1““ ,
‘ remind.
times during the swoon than only other
. League Club.
: llvt'rnnn' won ton of the fifteen games
! p. lynl with the St. 1401121711113 on the world‘s
fullllpionnhlp.
l‘ulcsnl has eapture-l two excellent
era in t‘att‘hor flower. of To kn, and abort
Stop lint‘l‘y. of Lotvcll. The utter is a luv}
batter. '
Tun t‘hicagos made 73 home runs during
tho your; lletroltx. 51; l'llillnlelphins. «is;
Now Yorks, <94; lhlstorm. .53; Washington
(:1; t‘ittsburg. an; Indianapolis. 3'.
runs; Philadelphiaa. \‘tlT; t‘hioagos. 807; Xew
Yorklt. SH; lit-stuns. Till; l'ittsburgs. 6‘21:
“‘ullillgtolm. tut; Indianapolis. 619.
Buooxnvx hasnnew man in Ed. Pelch.
Hitcher and outfielder of a Denver club.
Ill of the Metnllnllitnns.
signed.
Him: is the story of the winning of the
lmaguc pennant in a few lined: Base hits—-
Detroit~ 1.402; Philadelphia. 1.3113; t‘llit‘go.
1.134: New York. 1.238; Boston. 1.19:; Pitts-
burg. 1.1311
tlr‘lr Chicago pitchers during the year 1.13!)
base hits were made; of! Detroit pitchers.
i.l.'l‘J: oi? Philadelphin. 1.17m 0t? New York,
Limo. Chicago and New York did not. up
pear to lack good pitching.
Torn. fieldin errors “WlB by the (litter-
ont lmgue via to durin' the pns‘ mama.
Won): Chit r“. 1.033; trait. 571; Phill-
delphin. tL’t; . ow York. 1.00:1: Button. 1.149;
l‘lttsburg. 5-11; \Vnsllington. wt; Indianapo—
lis. 1.163..
lxotruurous is the tnll—culdcr. but-k
made a larger number of donbhvplny: dut
i the car than any other League club. t
{:53 1‘.» Detroit. 1113. l’hilndel ‘ 80. Elli
engo 103. New York not, Boom . Pittsburg
8?. \Vnshington 91.
Tux Detroit slugger! sonar-ally “found the
ball.“ only 3&8 of them striking out. during
the your. ‘nst :15! Phllndel hlans. this Chi
c as. New Yorke". . Vi Bustoninrh.
is littoburgerl. 3'43 “'nshingtoninns and 3-14:
Indiulnpolitnns. Four hundml nnzl thirty.
threoenrned runs were made of! Detroit
pitchers and only 36001! Chicago pitchers.
Till: tnéostealing record of the l at-
tords innervating reading. John Wu touts
the entire banana. with a reward of 110 bulls
in 1‘30 guano; Fog-arty is second. with 10$
bails in 130 games, and hlikc Kelly third.
withtfl in 1:1 Romeo F‘lttyoight players
did not. reach double m in the bonus~
ntolnn column. and nix di not steal a simle
base during the mom.
Tun contra between the 350.000 salary
list ot the Detroit team of 1&3? and that ol
tho Cincinnati champions of limit is vert
striking. The latter contained ten men. and
the mlnrylist amounted to $9.100. Henry
Wright. as Manager. Catapult and over.
minimal $1.500; Gull-go \\ right. all stop
$1.86!); and llrainenl. the pi tether. @300. all
tho other from thlt. down to all“.
Barnum sit—nits.
A Mall Carrier“: Awml Fate in
Florida.
James E. Hamilton.tlle null curler be
twmn Miami and like .Wortll. on the
Florida wattle-st coast. has been devoured
by uranium at Hillcboro inlet Rowan
ntounnthletlc young man and carried them“
betwoontbetwo diam o! .
tlvo‘n‘lll‘lepi‘on binplll‘nccfim‘ °§u guzzh
mos e way. a ndnnlznro
owning. the hook waters ottbe mind:
meeting the tides and producing heavy and
dangerous sons. Shark: of the ma
Invention kind abound than
haw-$3? vinegar within halt n mile of
um w en ”E M
the tragedy II n In“ at. be.
Hamilton reached
sharks
bathed at shill" of the long it Simon's
The Superintendent nukes the following
nulnlmendations
That an irnluflrial boarding ochnnl he es.‘
tallllshui unal- the MLwoun lilvermljau-ut to
the Siollv reservation; that schools be pro-
v idml for the trtbos in Nevada; that Cough-ts
be ruquNtod tn pnlvi-le for the «location of
E 1‘“ button children to be wluctad from the
Tor: t‘lliengm were at but a hm number of .
ay-
lll'lux'u the ytor the Detroit: min 935 :
llarby. O‘Brien. lloltlerkhlavs'uld Radtord. ~
have also been -
tribes living in the State of Sew York .that n
:' t’oulnu‘sxion be nppoultnl and empm’en‘i to
makea thonluwll examination of the whole
subject of Indian education. with the View
to systematizing the methad‘~ and mama-dug
the facilities as nlnv be den-mat newsman.
MUSICAL AND DRAl—tATIC.
78m Aurltl‘n Sruale is at work on n
grand opera «"Mary Stuart.“
NEWS is roam-oil that Hemenyi. the noted
violinist. hnsbwll drowrunl in n shipwm-k of!
the coast of Madagmwar. ‘
Tut: National Opera t‘onlpnny this mum
willvisit the lrinclpnl cities ot the Union. ,
beginning at ‘hiladelpllia. 1
Tu: London theatre is built of tire-prod
material; it has an iron curtain. and eloe ?
tricity is used instead of goat
MARY Asunnsnx will return to America
next yrnr. and will open ill New York 0cm
box- 1. l\\\'. ull-ler Ml“. Abbey's management.
Mam. 1‘oxtsl. of New York. has just cum _
gated her fiftieth your of thoatrl’cal life. 5h. ?
n ponml on the stage ill 1&“37. at York-
shine. ‘uzlalld. .
Mn. 1’. S. Ginuokn. who has provided :
musicforthroe years at the St Louis Ex- ;
position. has “\lltl‘fll‘k‘d to take his oachostrn
there another season. . .
0x: of the w by American actors isi
Oliver Dond . who is reportoll to lief
worth half I. ml lion. He owns a solid block l
of helm in Cleveland.
Minn Brunt. Sensor; daughter of Mrs
Kate Chase Sprngue. who will soon begin;
bnrdrnlllntic career. is a handsome woman ;
just eighteen years of ago. i
Tint clown has been gradually fading out .
as n clrcus attractionmntil now the rotor
of ‘foneofthe biishows‘ announces is in-
tention to drop illl entirely frolnthopro
gramme. next, season.
captured the hearts
Norway. by am or «needs there. and
impres‘ol the fisherman ottbeldnee soar-on:
ly that. they want her a whole» a mt.
AN owhaztra 0! women. who are all play-
ers of brass lustrlllnonto. is making transla-
tion in Dresden. The India have on
meat for Vienna next Winter. wh ~rn they will
play at a series of balls among the aristocw
ruev.
NIL‘GO‘I‘IATth‘S have been alarm com»
pleted by which Signor Mmmli._ono of the
llrec not. tenor: now delightluz Europe
nndm lining the South American republics
to poverty. will ill all nounblllty visit the
United States in the ear 3; apt-lug. .
Ftw lople know that. Dr. George F. Root.
whoin living in Hyde Park. 111.. ntthenaoot
seventy yam. ”spoon! tangy at the north
era wu- nongI twenty; ve yum ago
“‘l‘mnlp! Tramp! Train t boys are unrela-
33.“ and “Rally It tin F133. Boys.” are
in
NBWBY GLEANINGS.
A mills? or Brook' N. Y.
eolhctionotltlwllbu a ' h" ‘
Warmth Inmofimot
gionowlllbeheldinhmrdonlnl I. By»
murdledecbool htlonottboSonth
buincrcnsedlhllpermnincn 1870.
Dn. Win. A. Hartman In that than are
undocmninllnw York 033mm than are
02v: Florida county c Us to this
3:: from $1.00.) to 81.51. for vital and
realm.
rednmolthoUnidetnten
'1‘qu
about 000
men: “9.0”. pounded mphm‘ic
Tutu are 181 Medical
with“
United 8M “'02:!” Ithaca“;
having become disabled in the
. were out of
. men. It was about 10 o‘clock this morning
. whorl 011 Two Rivers: sumo mileo out in Lake
. Xil‘higan. that we ‘uxswl through rum . lumo
. her.
‘0! tau-relax and Illv‘tl
f furniture
1 the crew of the vowel say they were
{numerofonlyeigh
LOST llll THE LAKE.
A Frightfnl Disaster on Lake
Xiehigan.
A Steam Pro Her .6065 Down
With. y People.
The propeller Vernon. a! th- Northern:
Michigan line. laundered during n terrible
gale which raged on Lake Michigan. and of
her entire crew and list at passengers. unm—
bering over thirty. and probably close on ti
titty. not many. if any. «scam No gmter
103 of life has occurred on any one wreck on
the lakes this seamu. '
The first new< of the disaster came to
Chicago in n dispatch from Milwaukee.
where the steamer Superior and arrived.
The Superior- haul pant-d an; only large
quantitie: of wmcknw, ho: had prised. un- ,
able to sot-cor. oral! and: small boat: in
which peroons appealing in vain for help
wens seen.
“To paw on» man on a raft appealing to:
our help. another dying: from evwfiure.
n allull boat in \Ylll' b we unu'd see one
woman and three men. one of ill“: lattor hail-
ng. with a coat 5.21:1; up on his mrnil bong
flowed about. 1‘1 3 terrible not With-
out. our being able to renter then:
any mlstnnve. was hear-trending in
the extreme.“ said t aptain Blown. it the
Superior. in telling his «off. “We wen
also fighting for our lives. our strainer
s~.”n mat
the “plain. "ant it won tire: blur-
before we had undo towns on that
we could handle 031F.£l\'t‘$. and lit-)3! we
sizht u! the shipwrzvlmd
l-‘l‘ve lllll-K" turtln-r on we [1333841
191“.“ watered
some distant».
I to:
wreck
Analog l; was
and but ~ clothing bend“
life [la-servers be: e and thew.
\thl at out six lllliK va‘trnorttlcovt of Matt.
tonoe a lookout called ne- on deck with ll»
age for
.lnfornmtlnn that a raft world be wen
‘wltll a man on 1L As i wont on
. dark I could mainly see the man wnvr
lug his hand to us. He» was sand
in}: uprizht on the raft. which wax about
half a mile between us and lib- shore. and the
sum. was w~a.~hin;:n\ or it. it nppom'ed about
twelve {ct-t square and as :f it ngbt be the
to ofnctbm.“
en minutes later we sighted another raft.
also about a list! net.- mulooius. 1: ans
much mullet: apparently” no: mon- than i
byfi fact. and intake! like a piece of bul-
wnrks. (in it. “‘&\‘ lying a man who. a1~
though ntill nli‘e. probably did not drawn
us. as be way: too for goon. We «mold
see him dip 111‘ bend. and his full htzie
float Urns unwed about in the va
though he was about (load. “'2' wit a yaw}
wrth thru- men and on.- Woman in it a unit
further south. There nuv. however. bau-
baen nlwh- of them lying down in the
hunt. the three we ~nw twingon the sr-ati.
One of the men n as flaming rp twain: hit
our with luv crust swinging ml 3!. to attract
to
attention. Their ltt‘s‘lf’lw “that have been
ginddened m ill-’ll‘ enu'tatizm ot
help from us. How inhuman they
must have til-innit u~ when was phi»!
int-tally. and “llbtfl a uni». too. “grim.“
evou turning our \'C"’"‘-!‘E toward them' Ball
With our Stu-ring gear. doubled as :r “as. we
could not pics-‘1‘ our Vela-l. and there was
nothing for ll.‘ to do but hope that some of
the vessels coining up tile lake intern of 1:«
might discover [til-m and piv‘k tilt-t!»
up. 1 doubt. however. ' an; that
ovuld have pickml up the year! it; sili‘héili
awful sea. and In true taken men of a raft
would have ln‘en :llllnl\\.!lie. 1' wars.“ h-av‘y
a sea as l hnh- t‘3;~‘l‘2t‘lit1‘l in All my 1:10 (in
the lakefi. dint to g;\ e an idea of it. the San—
dnsky. whzcll no bad 'n tour. so belittle;
buried herself an that out} ital“ of her “lava
could be seen. i m n- .«u- sage-l until—r so to :3
that I the 'ht she n is gone." .
t‘nptmn 'lllixnls. of the rhonner Jon”;
Paige. toldnsmlilnr story. His rum-l land
[mas-d through the lure tam a. little later
than tinI \‘m or or. "We enruunteh‘l 311311
of n :lntlsoual.‘ will Capitllll thnmc,
“and t it‘l‘r w.» a man on it. He was of!" our
part quarter about In“! a. rush (mi '83
eiingnu to the piéotholua. He waned to
be getting alnn' {surly well under the
circumstunx-t: filt‘ ma wn< ranting so high
that it li‘tul curl-oat fr on the dumb. Hod
we durum-rial the man on top of Lil“ pilot-
but“: 'fl‘rgw “'3 go: abroad wo night have
pick“! him up. but no saw him too late. and
it was inn-xxb‘e t-l1‘1rn back in tile terribio
male of wind that Wax ban n; "
The stout-s tu‘d by th-- I‘at-tnim: of the
Superior and tho thi‘ph l‘mge Wore nau—
tinned by those of the crews of \z-Nli which
arrived here today. The vizouler Blaming
Star, which nmved late [hi5 crow
reported l‘m‘lltg pawn! through
n that quantity of warm-knee ‘t 1
o‘clock Saturday afternoon. The crew
oountnsl the belies of tort dead rum.
each with a cork life pm-rvor strapped
about it. _v also saw n living man
i on top of the nut‘ of o labia.
ie was shouting for help. but IL
though bi< cries (will be diagnctly heard,
was"
lmWElldt'l‘ nnynwis‘tanoe. The so In]?!
Horace H Badger panned through the wreck-
ngohtor in the dnv and sizhtod two indies
Probably not less than :1) and r-erlnpst‘fl
lives were lost with the steamer. The
end number may never be known.
Only one list of the .gers and
crew In“ kept. and that was abound
d the man The W of the has
any that the crew 13an between twenty-
threo and twentv-fiva. uni thev know the
t. 'beolrnevn. men. and
dock bonds are changed so frequently that no
8801': is made to keep. list of than.
——.——-
Now Inning their“ term at Sing Sing
prison there are 1.105 convicts: serving no
unites-m. no; third term. 2'2: fourth mm,
19; fighm‘h :ixtiutcfln. 3; seventh
term. ‘ term. .. State-milepo-
Ioted ‘umpt t‘nlitorn‘n. Nevada and
lw Faults-turban. mun County. Penn.
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onto inch in ‘ t and well proportioned.
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