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k2&5fimd ill mm nrsii f WJr!&r FWP? l v. , r&: . t. a , -v ,. '.'.T r r y a,;. , it V V -VJ" v V '' s,' w . '('" ' '&. I i H f THE ASSASSIN. Informatiens Made Against the Anarchist, Bergman. we for Assaulting Mr. Frick, One for an Attempt Upen the Life Or Vlcc-Chalrmiin Lelihraan Hall Fixed at 0,000 Each ler the Assaults and 1,000 lu Each of the eOther Chara-eu 14,000 in All. Pittsburgh, Pa., July 20. Alexander Bergman, the anarchist, who attempted te assassinate H., C Frick, en Saturday, will net be permitted te escape with the punishment of seven years in prison provided for a single case of felonious assault Six informatiens were made against him Monday evening, charging him wjth offenses under which he can .receive sentences aggregating thirty 'three years In the penitentiary. The formal Informatiens were made before Alderman James McMasters, by Secre 'tary Leve joy, of the Carnegie Steel Ce., ' Limited, et 0 o'clock Monday uvcnlng. Three are for felonious assault and jthree for entering a building for the tptirposeef committing a felonious as .sault i Twe of the informatiens nre for as saulting Frick and one for the attempt upon the life of Vlce-Chalrinan Lclsh fraan, who was in the oflice with Mr. 'Frick at the time. The ether three charges are alike, except that it is nl lleged that the offenses were committed en separate dates, the dates named being July G, 22 and 23. Alderman Mc 'Masters Immediately madoeut warrants land placed them in the hands of Cen stable Webber, who went through the T form of presenting them at the jalL j jThe alderman fixed next Saturday as j " the time for holding the preliminary .5 hearings. Bell wan fixed at $5,000 in 1 ach of the eases for assaulting Chair man Frick and $1,000 in each of the k ther four cdarges, making $14,000 In J -11' The extreme penalty for felonious assault Is seven years and for entering " a building with felonious intent four years. If he gets the limit he will have thirty-three years in the penitentiary la which te study upon his vicious theories of nihilism and anarchy. The charge of carrying concealed weapons, upon which another year could be added, may also be preferred. Warden V McAlees is taking extra precautions te ' prevent Bergman harming himself or ,hls fellow-prisoners, or attempting te escape. Whlle he does net consider ' that there is any danger, he says it was deemed advisable te watch the ac cused closely, as "An ounce Of preven tion Is worth a pound of cure" A wild rumor was in circulation dur ing the day that several friends of Bergman arrived In Pittsburgh from Chicago, Sunday night, armed with dynamite bombs and cartridges, and that an attempt would be innde te pass some of the explosives in te the prisoner. The jail authorities de net take much stock in the story, but will be very careful te allow no one in te see him who Is net known. Feil Inte a Tunk. Leuisvhxe, July 20. Adam Fuchs, employed at the Kentucky Woolen mills, met with a horrible accident Monday. He was walking acrebs a tank of bell- ing water, when he slipped in. The water only reached about midway of Ills body, but the part below the sur face was almost literally boiled from his bones. The unfortunate man - shrieked with agony, but retained suf ficient presence of mind te wade te the rim of the vat, and was lifted out, leav ing great flakes of flesh In the seething water. Physicians say he will die. 'Killed HU Child With Wlilnkj. - GALMreus, O., July 20. Jacob Jenes, 35 years old, and residing at Patriot, this county, came home Friday night intoxicated. He took a pint of strong ' whisky from his pocket, caught his 4-year-old son and poured the contents of .the bettle down the little boy's threat The little one lingered until 2 o'clock Monday morning when he died V In terrible agony. This inhuman crime has caused considerable consternation. Over a Cliff. Wiikelinq, W. Va., July 20. .lames Pllens, a prominent citizen, and his wife, mother-in-law and four children, were thrown seventy-five feci ever a cliff Inte the Ohie river, by a runaway horse. Mrs. Pllcns and her mother re ceived frightful Injuries, and both will probably die. An Infant child was also dangerously hurt The ethers escaped with slight injuries. The herse was scared by a train. , Cotten Crep Injured. Memphis, Tenn., July BO. The con tinued heavy rains, lasting pver tve weeks, whleh terminated ten days age, followed by a drought and excessively b.et weather, have seriously damaged the cotton crop, lq his section, and Un less we have rain within the ncx( week a great deal of the product will be ren dered almost worthless. Dashed Out HU Life. ,0 I Memphis, Tenn., July 2a At Oak iind a colored boy agedlO.ycars named vteerfr, amun nea m agni ,wim a nwe white boy. This se enraged the father, Jehn Feathers, who came up at the moment, that he picked up the young Negro and dashed him te the ground, killing him instantly. The murderer made his escape. Ordered te llendunut. Washington, July 20. The secretary .of the navy has ordered the United States steamer Kearftarge te proceed at tnMJnMii rriint ...i 'i i-' uavn wuvyai f awn lUUUUJ 10 iU a state of revolution, and the 'presence' of a United States man-of-war U thought necessary te protect American interests thBKL - 4 ? ' 1 there. Murder Will Out. Chicaoe, July 90. After a two years' iwarah the murderer of Mary Andersen at Perth Ambey, N. J., has been cap tured In tne person of Merris Berg, he being positively identified Monday by one of the boyiwhew he chased from the -wane of the'erlm. t PUBLIC FIRST YEAR. Personal joints 13fflf iim havcfrlcmh vMthw veu, or if you arcueiiwauay en a vMl, pluue tlmp ua note te that tfficl. Congressman Paynter is at his home In Greenup. Rev. C. W. Rillle day for Ruggles. ami family left te- Ceuuty Clerk Pearce is spending a few days at Esculapla. Miss Tebie Farrew returned yesterday from Mt. Sterling. Mrs. Nannie M. Itespcss will leave to day for Glen Springs. Jehn ,Bums of Chicago spent Sunday with f 1 lends in this city." Miss Sudie Shcpard will go te Huggles Cainpgieuud te-morrow. 1. M. Lane's family left for Ruggles Campground this morning. Miss Lizzie Newell is visiting Mrs. J. K. Lloyd of Yellow Springs, O. Miss Maggie Swift has returned from a visit te Cincinnati and Covington. J. G. Wadswertli, Deputy Collector, has returned from his Eastern trip. Geerirc Burrows and Peyton Wheeler are spending a few days in Cincinnati J. Harry Richardson, the cernetist, will go te the Campgrounds this afternoon. Misses Nannie and Rctta Squires have cone te Cincinnati te spend a week with frieuds. Charles B. Pearce, Cashier State Na tional Bank, left this morning for Wau kesha, Wis. Mrs, Dr. Barnes of Nicholasville is visiting her father, Jehn D. Rec of East Second street. Miss Margaret Finn of Brooksville is the guest of the' Misses O'Donnell of Market street. Rev. W. N. Mebanc of Vanccburg is in the city en a visit te his brother, Rev. U. W. Mebane. Miss Fannie Geilcnstelu lias returned home after a sojourn of two months with relatives at Cincinnati. Martin Smith, after spending a few days with relatives at his old home in Aberdeen, left Sunda for Louisville. Mrs. Alenzo Seaman and daughter of Kansas, Misses Lida and EUie Stealer of loungstewn, u., ana Airs. w. u. uavm uavm sen left this morning for Ruggles Camp ground. A, L. Jenes, his mother Mrs. David Jenes, his aunt Mrs. E. Vettcr of Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, spent Sunday with Mrs. M. J. Cenrad. Mr. Jenes was accompa nied home by his wife and interesting lit tle daughter, Ruth Hazel, after a visit with friends. The Baptists have dedicated a new church at Morehead, Rewan county. Unukh the new election law there will lie live voting precincts in Maysvllle. Ski.ls BitOTHEiis' circus is coming this way and will show in Maysville Septem ber 7th. Miss Eliza J. Sai.lkk, an aunt of J. II. and (J. L. Snllee of this city, died at ueorgetewu, u., aged w. Mits. Lucy Gukkey has removed te Dayton, wheie she will live with her ncicc, Mrs. Marlen Hill. She has been a pijsident of Maysville for fifty years. TeJf Scott, a saloon-keeper of Cyn thiana, accidentally put his hand into a box of rattlesnakes at a Cincinnati saloon Saturday night and was badly bitten. He may die. , "" j. ' ' 'Mrs. Eramu 8wikt of Cincinnati,' executrix of Alexander Swift, paid into the Federal Court I4.501 00. te satisfy a judgment against Sam. McKce, former X'c elision Agent at Louisville. Mr, Swift was one of his Furetics. The late W. & Culbertsen the million millien million ejro bankcr,ef NewtAlbany, Ind cut off two of bis grandsons with $ 100 each be. cnuse he had heard they indulged in horse-racing. These heirs, it is saul, new propose te bring suit te have the instru ment set aside. The Cotten Mills shut. down at neon yeste'rdayj en account of a Are in the cotton sheds tlinfresultcd in wetting the raw material. The Are is supposed te liave originated from a spark, and the cotton may liave been burning for dayB before its discovery. Dumagu small. L. E. Cabky, editor of The Gotingten Commonwealth, has been sued for 1,000 by F. B. Zlmmer of Andersen's Ferry because an item appeared in Casey's paper stating that Zimmcr had made an laslgamcnt.-3The statement was net uue' aim dimmer claims mat no cannot new buy goods en credit In Cincinnati. ! ii m T a tfa I itinitini.' Uiiiiiptildtiilnnt nf the Street Railway Company, is quite ill as a tcsuit et overworK during me ex cessive heat of the last few days, com cem com bjecd with eoveral sovero electric, shocks received recently whlle flxiug the wires. These causes have shattered his nervous, system te such an extent that his condi tion this morning Is considered rather critical, Dr, CO. Owens Is his physl eIm. ' i .DAII MA YSV1U.S ' MAYSVILLE, KY TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1S92. KENTUCKY WEATHER REPORT. What We May Expect Between This Time anil Te-morrow Keiiiiig. THE LEDGER'S WEATHER SIGNALS. tPiKeetteaincr I'Ain; lut iiain or snow; With Mack aiievk 'twill waiiuek jrrew. If ttlath'x IIKNRA1II COI.UKII 'twill lie; Unless '(if 'i' shown no clmturu we'll see. S3"""The nliove tnrecints nre miule for u period or thlrtj-Mv tieuis. eikIIiir nt 8 o'clock to-uierrov evenltiL-. IS THIS HOT ENOUOII? The hem hasbceu Intense enough Te melt an Iren pet; In fnct the heiit whs het enough Te roast n Het-en-tot. . Te bell iin egg or bnke n leaf. Just pet them In the sun, Anil while jeu wipe jour meltlim' brew. Your coekliiir will be done. Suez Canal is eighty-eight miles long. N. O. Bkoeks, a leading merchant and respected citizen of Covington is dead. The Paris Milling Company has pur chased 80,000 bushels of wheat at 07 te 70 cents. Jim, hew long were that you caught mt Ruggles? these two catfish of the pond at William F. Adamsex is and there are hut slight seriously ill. hopes of his recovery. The recent trip of E. A. Robinson was the most successful one in the history of his business. Leuanen has passed an ordinance for the encouragement of back-deer Sunday business in saloons. The recent rioting in Paducah has had the effect of ridding the city of some of its worst characters. Miss Teiue Fauiiew contributes the latest installment of periodicals for the County Infirmary Library. m , The heat is no respecter of persons. This morning it prostrated William Bleem, one of The Leueek's composi tors. The first request made by a Chicago burglar after he had been sent te his cell was for a Bible and a package of cigar ettes. A Baitimehe woman is new defending suits brought by two different women for alienating tlie ntlectlens et tueir hus bands. . ..... The Pennsylvania College, with the Ohie and Ann" Arber Dental Colleges, arc the only ones that admit women te study dentistry. Theiie will be a regular hegira among the Methodists tomenow and Thursday. Ruggles Camp-meeting will begin the latter day. The town of Iren River, Wis., was al most totally destroyed by fire, and r00 peeple were forced te sleep in cars The less is $200,000. II I m ! Adlai Stevenson was at ene time a prominent member of the Salvation Army at Bloomington, III. That is wheic he get the tittle of "General." , A NF.wsnev at West Chester, Pa., and an organ grinder's monkey had a lively combat a few days age, iu which the monkey came out victorious. i ' m i ii i The Huntington Accommodation en the C, and O, had a mishap at Bradford yester day afternoon. It was due here at 4:45 but didn't get here until nearly 10. Wes Lee Is a rustler, couldn't sell overcoats memcter nt 08 in the everj' place else. This yesterday. If he wasn't he with the ther shade and 003 is what he did The value of bank and corporation stocks and franchises te be assessed by the State Auditor, under the Revenue ami Taxation bill, as amended by the Scnate, is ever $ 200,000,000. Knett county has let the contract for a new Courtheuso te rcplace the ene de streyed by incendiaries, and arrangements are under way for erecting a $2,000 schoelhouso in place of the ene burned. Rev. B. W. Mehane will leave to-mer row for Crittenden, te conduct a pro tracted meeting, and there will be no ser vices at the Central Presbyterian Church next Sunday except Sabbath-school and Y. P. S. C. E. The minority report en the bill provid ing for terms of the Federa! Court at Richmond, recommends that terms be held instead at Jacksen, for the conve nience of moenshiners and ethers in the Eastern part of the state. GovEiiNen McKiNLBY, iu answer te an invitatieu from Colonel A. K. McClure for a joint discussion of the Tariff, says he will take part in the dobate under the auspices of the respective National Com mittees if it can be se arranged. Cei-Yittnirr has expired lu England ou eight of Charles Dickens's books the Pickwick Papers," ,,Dombey& Sen," " Martin Chuzzlewlt," " Barnaby Rudge," "Nlfthnlan VlrUlnliv." " Hkfttrbps hv Be," "The Old Curiosity Shep" and "Oliver Twist." D Y mm LEDGrEJl " KXl'VBLICAK. MASON CIRCUIT COURT. Gleanings Frem Late Yesterday's Karly Te-Daj's Decket. unil Circuit Court reconvened yesterday morning, Judge L. W. Robertsen pre siding in the nbsence of Judge Cele. In the case of Lena Telle vs. Thema Cooper the defendant tendered his bill of exceptions, and moved the court te file same, te which plaintiff objected. Mo tion taken under advisement. Masen County vs. Cabin Creek and Springdale Turnpike Company. C. C. Degman defendant, tendered his bill of exceptions and plaintiff asked until Sat urday te examine same, wLIch was granted him, Iu the case of Lena M. Hamilton vs. James J. Shacklcferd, defendant pro duced mandate and opinion of Court of Appeals. On motion the case was re docketed and judgment rendered and verdict of jury set ns'.de. Susan II, Hundley was adjudged n lu natic and erdcicd taken te the aylum. Ji Blakcboieugh was adjudged" Incapa ble of attending te his affairs, and J. V. Alexander appointed a committee te take charge of same. Geerge T. Harbour was sworn in ns an attorney. lames Hctlin handed in his account as Maishal ferSVi 30 The averaire daily amount of sunshine the world ever is little meie than three hours, An Ashbore'N C.) man has among his deeds a land grant te a member of his family from Geerge III. Ben Tehee get en a geed sized drunk in Coviiuten Sunday night and, amused himself by cutting Mrs. Beubeig, wife of a saloon keeper He is in jail. A Detiieit man was lined $100 for kissing one of ids tenants. Besides, he was badly beaten by the husband, who witnessed the osculation. He probably wishes lu hadn't A deposit of S20 made in the New- burypert Institute for Savinus in 1S20 new calls for interest amounting te fc'iOS. Ne one has ever claimed the original deposit and no addition lias ever been made te it. Rememheu. The Ledgek prints "Help Wanted." " Lest." " Found, "and similar notices net of a business character, free of charge. The only thing we require is that the 'copy be sent-in before 9 o'clock en day efi publication. The smallest pony in the world recently arrived en the Shetland pony farm of the Marquis of Londonderry, en the Island of Bressay. It weighed only sixteen pounds, and at its birtli was but nineteen and a half inches high. Annie Mayku, whose family lives in Bellevue. but who has been living with her husband in Cambridge City, Ind., with her two small children, was driven f loin home by her husband because her cooking didn't suit him. She was cared fei by the Cincinnati police. Edwaiid Tkeasy. 21 years old. certainly old enough te knew better, who lives in Covington, rode a pony te Ceney Island Sunday. Because the animal would net go as fast as he wanted it te go he stabbed it with a knife, lie was arrested aud he ought te be given a dose of his own med icine. Theuk are some as loud-mouthed anarchists in Maysvllle as can be found anywhere. They never did have, and never will have, anything themselves, aud they de net want anybody else te have a few hundred dollars, no matter hew haid they toiled te make and save them. It is about time these fellows were given a set-back. The Japanese are a cleanly people in many respect1. They are fend of bath ing. " In the city of Tokie there are ever 800 public bath-houses, in which n person cantakonbath.hetorcold. for a sum equal te ene cent. Most of the Japanese prefer warm baths, and very likely this is the reason why their complexions are usually smooth, clear and spotless. In the White Heuse mail several days after Mr- Blaine's lesignatlen there came a letter from Iowa. The writer said that he saw that J. G. Blaine, Secretary of State, had icsigned, and he would like te knew what duties were required of the Secretary and hew much the wages were. If the salary was satisfactory eud the la bors net tee arduous the writer named Roberts, by the way wanted te make application for the job. He thought he would make a prcttv geed Secretary of State. Keutuik)' Vam aud Tret. The following list has been carefully arranged fe.1 The Ledeeu. Any. omis emis sions will be cheerfully supplied upon notice. ULUEOUASS CIUCriT. Harredsburtr, July aith elx days. Danville, August -M tlve days. SlmrpsburK. AtiKUst Pth live du s. Nlehelnsvllle, August 16th tlve days. Maysvllle, August Sid rive da s. Loxlnnten, August 30ih fle days. I'urls, September Oth tlve days. Winchester, September l'h tlve days. Cynthlana, September 2Ut mur days. Mt. Sterling, Septomber'JTth-threo days. etiikii rAiits. Versailles, August '.M-tlve days. Columbia, Augim Oth four da s. Sprlngfleld, August Oth-reur days. Lawrencchurp, August 8th three days. Campbollavllle, August HUh-teurdays. Unlontewn, August 16tU-tlve dayr I.ebunen, August -tJ tour days. Hendersen, August 2Jd tlve days. Londen, August 21th thrce days. Alexandria, August iWtti tlve days. Franklin, August Mth-nve days. Hewling Q recti, September 6th. Hards-town, September 6th Ave dajg. Muyellek, (cel.,) September 7th-reur days. Kllzabothlewn, September i:!th reur days. Horte Cave, September 20th-feur days. Oorinantewn, Soptember SSth four days. Hartferd, September 3th reur days, Ovronten, October Ith-tlve days. All the abeve meetings liave trotting contests, these nt Maysvllle being especially attractive. ONE CENT. ukckii't reit a aoen tows. Grit. Vim. Push. Snap. Energy. Schools. Morality. I hi tint) n J'. Cerd'ullty. Advertlslinr. Talk about it. Write about It. Cheap prepertj. Speak well ler It. Kelp te Improve it. Advert le In Its papers, (loed country tributary. Patronize Its merchants. Klict geed men te olllce. Help till public enterprise). Honest competition In prices. Make the atmosphere healthy. Kill Hi evlbited by geed work". Klre all loafers, crenkers and dcud-beats. Let j our object be the welfare, growth nnd pro motion of j our town and Unpeeple. Speak well el public spirited men, and be ene jeurselt. NEGLECTED GRAVES. Hetiiig I'lace of (her Twenty-Hie llunilreil Confederate Suliliers. The Adjutant General Poceck of Ohie is just new mnking an investigation into the history of a little plat of ground about 140 feet wide and some 500 or COO feet long, which lies about live miles West of the Statehouse. In that small stiip. which is inclesed by a stone wall nearly live feet high, lie buried 2,290 men who were captured en Southern battle fields and were sent te Camp Chase, near Columbus, te suffer confinement as prisoners of war. It is a lonely place, this, situated en a by-read, among fields that are golden with the ripened grain, nnd where little save the twittering of the birds breaks the solemn silence of death. A few scanty trees give a precarious shade and "the long uncut grass lies matted en the ground ever the graves of these hundreds of brave men sleeping the eternal sleep se far from the homes of their childhood, their friends nnd their kin. The place Is absolutely neglected and deserted. The single iron gate that breaks the con tinuity of the stone wall is fastened and covered with the undisturbed rust of years. Twenty five feet beyond it, in the center of the cemetery, is a granite bewlder some live or si. feet through, en which is carved in sunken letters: . 2,'JiV) Cenlederute Soldiers et the War lti!-l. Hurled In this Inelesure. ,,.,,1 There stones. are but three ether marking One bears this inscription t j. l). nkem. .MJtli Alabama Itegiment, : company u, ,.... .......i It is a modest little stone less than two feet high, en which the storms have net yet made visible their effacing force, but it is plninly neglected, possibly uctheught of. Over in the extreme Western end of the inelesure is another small stone, almost hidden by the long grass, en which nppcais. Gkouee Heney. Hern. I.ivermere. Ky., July 24th, K. Died, October 2M.1MS.I. : , , , . , . But one ether stone marks the grave of another gallant fighter for a principle, and it is notable that the name of the un fortunate who lies beneath is net given en it. Why cannot be guessed. Like the ethers, this stone in small. It stands just at the left of the entrance gate, shaded by a towering elm, whose sway ing limbs stretch out ever man another grave, and the lettering is this: Ordnance Sergeant Third MIsMsMpp! Ilnttery. 1'esldence, Asyka, MM. Died January llith, lvii. Aged 37 Years. Krected by hU Wlte. Twe thousand two bundled and fifty seven graves here are net even marked' They cannot be distinguished in any way The' ground nbove all has sunken "te one common level. Mere than 2,200 men. euce radiant with hope and strong with courage, eager for valorous deeds, who went "forth te battle, lie mingling their dust with that of a land they hated in life, and it takes a long search te obtain any information as te who tl ey were, where they came from or anything else about them. Indeed, it is net sure that any Information can be obtained There is- none in Columbus among the state documents, indeed, nethiug se much as te show te whom the ground belengs. A protracted inquiry has failed te dis cover anyone who has any knowledge of the burial ground and of the men in It. The relatives and friends of the peer fel lows have forgotten them, and nay no mere heed than if they had never lived or died. Fersakeu and forgotten they lie in their tiuhonercd graves, a silent but terrible reproach te the living who will net even pay them the peer tribute of memory. One must always go away from home te hear what is going en. This is from The Athland Kews: ."Maysvllle tore up her streets, that had net been molested for fifteen years, te put down mains for fuel gas. When the mains were in they found their gas was simply wind, and would net burn. Fuel gas stock can new be bought there cheap.' i m The I'MltitMpJiia Inquirer has inaugu rated a novel and certainly interesting department. Stories of the lute rebellion aud hew it was put down never cease te Interest, aud The lnquinr has certainly hit upon an excellent method of pi event ing these stories. Kvcry day it ropio repio ropie duces from its own file n telegraphic, dispatch giving the news of some great event of the rebellion, It is safe te say that these dispatches arc read with as much Intorest ns any of these contained in the regular telegraphic columns of the issues in which they appear, nnd no doubt are permed by ranre readers lunn read them upon their first appearance thirty years age. A CLOUD-BURST. V Father, Wife, Grandmother; and -Three Children Carried Away. r The Family Were Surprised by the Water While Asleep. Washout en the Ohie I'lver. IUUread at 1'rocter, VT. Va., Citutei a Fatal Wreck I'aiscnger and Malls Will It Drlnycd Fur Several Days. Whkf.i.ine, W. Va., July 20. Monday morning when residents of the vicinity of Leng Run, a stream which flews through Wetzel county into Fish creek, awoke, they were astonished te find that two houses en the creek bottom had been washed away in the night There was only a comparatively slight Bterm there, and It is supposed the flood was the result of a cloud burst further up the stream. Fences, bridges and outbuildings had also disappeared, but the water had subsided te its normal stage, from which fuct it Is inferred that the damage was dene about mid night. It was found that the family occupy ing one of the two houses demolished had all escaped, and taken refuge In an abandoned tobacco house en the hllL The ether house was occupied by Dan Doty, his wife and thrce children, Doty's -father and mother and Mrs. Doty's mother. Ne sign of them could be found for some time At length the , body of Doty was found at the mouth of the creek and a llttle later that of one of the children was discovered ledged In the branches of a fallen tree about a mile and a half below the place where the house 6toed. QThcrc can be no doubt that all the In mates of the heuse were surprised by the angry waters while asleep and all perished. Lightning Sunday night and Monday morning early destroyed three barns and badly damaged five houses in this vicinity. The Heed washed out a long, high trestle en the Ohie river railroad, at Procter, thirty-six miles down the river, and nt half past three Monday morning a freight train of twenty-nine leaded carb was precipitated Inte the deep ravine, and all demolished. Engineer IJeaslcy had a leg cut of Passengsrs nnd mails will have te be transferred around the wreck for several days. MILLION DOLLAR FlfTE. Thirty Mecks Destroyed at Bay City, Mich. Ias of Life. Bay City, Mich., July 20, Fire breYe out at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon In the lumber manufacturing establish ment of Miller & Turngr, situated en west side, Water street, at the feet of Twenty-ninth street. A brisk south west wind was blowing at the time, which fanned the flames into a rearing conflagration and swept them across Water street Inte the settled district At five o'clock about thirty blocks had been burned ever, while twenty mere were supplying fresh fuel te the devouring element When the chief of the fire department first realized 'the extent of the danger he telegraphed te Saginaw, Flint and Detroit for assist ance, Saginaw and Flint responded, each city sending an engine nnd quan tities of hose. Nearly all of West Bay City's equipage came te the scene of disaster, and lent such assistance as lay in the power of the firemen. At 0 p. m. many rumors are afloat concerning people who have perished. Se far as is positively known only ene death has occurred, that of a woman whee name it is impossible te learn. She lay bick in one of the houses which were destroyed. Before assistance could rea'h her the dwelling was a seething mass of fire, and the peer creature had te be left te her fate. It is also reported that two children were burned te death, but the story lacks confirmation. Miller & Turner, en whose premises the fire started, lest about fl50,000, niQstly covered by insurance. The entire less will reach upwards of $1,000,000, but it is impossible' te learn the extent te which different parties ere insured. The UVnther. Washington, July 20. Fer Tennes see Ovcahiennl showers, but fair dur ing the greater portion of the day, south winds, warmer rn extreme west portion. Fer Kentucky Generally fair, south winds, continued high temperature. Fer West Virginia Let-nl showers during the afternoon or evening, varia ble winds. Fer Ohie Lecal thunderstorm-, but fair during the greater portion of the day, southwest winds, slightly cooler in Western Pennsylvania and northern portion of Ohie. Fer Indiana and Illinois--Fair weather and continued highctemperaturc, with south wind& Monday's Oiiiium. I Phllnpelphla. a I Pittsburgh i 1 Cincinnati 0 l'roeklyn ...3 I Calcutta 10 1 Baltimore 1 (Clcelund & 1 New Yerk 2 JSL Louts T I Washington 4 I Itosten. .... LouUllle. Mew Tlwy Hunk, Wee. Loeu Per Ct. Philadelphia 7 S .778 Urveklyn..... 0 Cleveland e Cincinnati A Baltimore ft Washington 5 New Yerk 4 Des ten., ., 4 Pittsburgh 3 Leulstlllc 3 Chicago 3 St Leuis 2 3 3 4 4 4 4 B 5 tl a 7 .007 .657 .6U .848 5M, .00 .444. .S7s: .833 .333'' 2J8 ' Se Use for Docter. Londen, Julj Se. The Vienna cer respondent of the Times telegraphs: "The Nene Free Press says that the In habitants of various villugcs of the gev- i ernment of Sarnteif have attacked and expelled doctors who were sent te their 110 Convict Attempt Suicide. Celumiius, O., July 20. Jehn Conway, n Washington county man, doing five years for having burglar' tools fa hit possession, attempted suicide Medvy evenlng by the gu rot-te. Thta k Um third attHpt aweng the aeavleta with-' in a vek. tW l .11 fM ii fc. . V 'eS . .(, :.'JUi4S$'. ,M