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IIKRALD-AIIVANCE
W W I)OWN 1 l,:
MILBANK,
Epitome of the Week.
INTKKliSTJ N v.w .s
T'v t'if Senate 1.lu conferem*-' i
tn'!-fjr int lori'eiture bill, wuirli will
nearly 10.0 O.iXX) :icim to tlw pubic ilorrum
imre.-il to on liie nst.h
to re cal the timli r-i n,lu:-» act, to sr-.uit
right of way through tli» public. laml-i for irri
ktion purposes, urifl Un Houst-* bill to prevent
the hoiuUoj? of lottery uuvei'tj^eiiieut*,. accounts
of drawini/s and MiniUr mutter through trie
mails la th« Mouse bills were lntr«iiiceil for
the erei'tio.i of a United Stales mint at Omaha,
•Net.,., aad for thi' ereetion of a stat'ie itt the
tily of Washington to tin memory of .John
Kricsson at a cost of ttO.Ofll. The Kuloe reso
lution disclaiming sympathy with .tu:re«s
ii an Kennedy's attack oil the Meruit :imi son
uior Quay was referred to the judiciary com
mittee.
KKIHTV private pension hills were passed in
the .Senate on the 17th .d an ami iidin.-ut to
the bankruptcy bill which piovi.i. s for volun
tary bankruptcy only mi, ilN.'u.-.,e.|, but tin ic
11 TI wa?i taken.... In the Hoii.sfbtho f,an^- t»i
enable contested election case lrom Yir: iiiiit
was discussed. but no il riwi'.n was reitched. A
'"int rest,.ut.ion was imnduivd providing for
the election of members to the next (V n?r««
from ihp same districts in Oido in which the
ri'i/res'-ntatives of the Fifiy-llrst Congress were
eiocted.
A
IIII.I.
was introduced in the Senate on the
istli to ret.re the circulation U the National
imriks, to issue legal lender notes in lieu there
61 nn i to reduce the interest-bearing debt. Bills
were passed to revive the ^rade of lieutenant
General in the army of the I'nited States: al
lowing II'J a month to women who for six
months rendere.t service in any regimental,
camp or general hospital, and who are unable to
earn their support, liesolutioim relative to the
death of the late Representative Laird, of
Nebraska, were pieieol,. d... .In the House lack
of a quorum prevented business.
Hn.r.R were passed in the Senate on the iflt.h
to discontinue the coinage of the in4 $1 gold
pieces and the ,'i-cetit nicke] piece, and for the
protection of trees and oilier growth on the
public domain from destruction by lire. A joint
resolution was introduced fur the immediate
Increase of .silver money by the pun hase and
coinage ef 10
01*1.000
ounces o.' silver within the
nexi thirty days.... In the House the absence
of ac|uoruin prevented business. At the even
ing .session seventy-two private pension bills
Were passed.
DOMESTIC.
WILLIAM FHAZKR, tiring of the
abuse of her drunken husband, while
be lay in a drunken stupor burned bis
eyes out with lime at Pittsburgh, Pa.
IT is reported that the schooner Hen
Brink has been wrecked on the rocks
off Kagle Harbor, Lake Superior, and
that the crew of five men perished.
rijiKedict of the Methodist conference
at Muskegon, Mich., that ministers
must not mix in politics, hus cruised
IIEV. VV. Gardner. Republican candidate
for Secretary of State, to withdraw from
the ministry.
TIIK population of the State of Col
orado according to the count of the Cen
sus Bureau- is 410,075. This is a net in
crease during the decade of 2Hi,tils.
A Finn at Hanford, Cab. destroyed
twelve business houses and damaged
several others, causing a loss of $i",o
000.
TIIK upper house of the Oklahoma
Legislature has passed a bill locating
the permanent Territorial -apitol at
Oklahoma City. I
TIIK three men, Reed. Cain and
Buett, under arrest at Truv, N. Y., for
wrecking a train on the Central road
near Castleton, have made written con
fessions of their crimes.
A I'AssENUKu train on the Louisville,
New Orleans & Texas road was wrecked
by miscreants at Vicksburg, Miss., and
the engineer and fireman were killed.
IN a wreck on the St. Louis
THK streets of South Norwalk. Conn.,
were flooded by heavy rains and busi
ness was partially suspended.
GAKDNKK, CUASK & Co., bankers and
brokers, of Boston, have failed for
#2,000,000.
A STATE Farmers' Alliance has been
organized at Lansing, Mith. .with A. E.
Cole, of Fowlerville, as president.
THK Census Bureau gives the popu
lation of Connecticut as 745,Ml, an in
crease of 123,1
At.
AT Portsmouth, N. II., Fred IJein, a
cooper, enraged over tne conduct, of his
wife, who h..d deserted him, fatally shot
Charles \\. Taylor, a stone-dealer next
shot bis three daughters, killing two of
them, and then committed suicide.
AT a mooting in Chicago of the
World's Columbian Exposition National
Commission the salaries of three officials
were fixed as follows: President, $12,
000 Secretary, $10,000 Director Gen
eral, £U. 000.
THK strik-e on the New York Central
railway has been declared off.
AT a meeting in Chicago of the trus
tees of the ltaptist University of Chica
go a letter was read from John D. Rock
efeller. of Cleveland, O., which an
nounced the gift of 81,000.000 to tho
university. Prof. \V. R. Harper was
elected president of the university.
IHK thieves who stole S12,000 belong
ing to Bookmaker Carlan from the safe
in the Hotel Vendome in New York
have been arrested.
A STAOK was stopped by two
a
Andreas, Cal., and
San
about ».v, from the ei^hfn
carried
tbey
off the Wofu K,r
6teel pond reservoir, six miles
east of Poestenkill N"~v""\T
»nd bridges
Hv agreement
i-t, and Ktniiio Ii•
Ih'-ui
lliulit-
nirirri i
norlh
was rele ,sed and it 'ii
buiidia
•Ives in Xi
D.
At I.
the
era!
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Wliit.
Wu.-h'- •.
kind.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
A r\. i..
two p. :.„,j
and near
Kills were jia-ised K
,fa
ro
n
Mountain & Southern road at Golden,
Ark., fourteen passengers were injured,
two fatally.
SLTT AND MRS. JOHN W. GKJC. of Nor
mal, 111., were found dead in their
house, having been asphyxiated by gas
that escaped from a gasoline stove.
THK Utah commission in its report to
the Secretary of the Interior savs that
the practico of polygamy is rather on
the increase than the decrease, and that
tbo doctrine is taught in all the Mor
mon churches.
WILLIAM IIITT, of St Joseph. Mo., a
sufferer from rheumatism, took a sponge
bath in alcohol and then stood near an
open stove to dry off. The alcohol took
fire and llitt was fatally burned.
'I JIIC 12(H)th anniversary of the estab
lishment of Boston, Mass., was cele
brate! on the 17th.
if
tu auVKt iii utu(*rx
KmiJietsburiy and at Vinton
darn.'.jfo was done to property.
I" IJMI PAI'I, shot Mrs. .Louts Hijolow
at Long I'lairic, .Minn., and cut off her
ears, and then won borne and shot him
self. IIo was insane.
ClIAUI.KS Did" MM. pp..of a
winMiouse at S|irin{ffleld n ,t fi .,{
jfulousy shot tMH wife .ai'i I:.MI I- 11... i
liis own life.
A- incendiary flr s.. ,11. Haven.
Mich., rostiUi'd in tne destrucMwn „f
t'luvon liuHinoHs bnildin^s.
CAJ. WOOD, convicted o( IWUNT'"-, has
bee n sentenced to dcutli by electricity
in Danncmora prison, New York, dur- I Tennessee dist.
com me minx- November 3
in„* tbo week
next.
AN express train on the Rpadin# road
was thrown down an ctnbankrn nt at
Sboemakersvillo. P*., and iif: MMJ
were reported .killed and *n r:.
II red.
TIIK business failures in the United
Strat«'» during th
ing week last year.
HKNKI HI ttitis, a wealthy farmer near
Srni thfield, ()., was swindled out of
Sft,OOo by t«o sharpers.
I.N a fit of melancholy .1. Medley
committed suicide at Ouray, Col., by
tak ing morphine. Abojt a year ago the
man killed his wife.
NKAKLY forty persons in Minneapolis
have been indicted for participating in
census frauds in that city.
THIC population of Cincinnati is an
nounced as 29ti,30D. an increase of 41.170.
AT the meeting of tne World's Colum
bian Exposition Commissioners Colonel
George R. Davis, of Chicago, was elected
director-general of the exposition.
PitKsinKNT Harrison has signed the
river and harbor and anti-lottery bills.
Miss. JENNIK ROWLAND, of Chicago,
has been bequeathed $63,000 by a lover
whom she had not seen since lie enlist
ed during tho war.
BKI.LU 11-MLIN and Justina, driven
by their owner, C. L. Hamlin, broke the i
ISA AC RICK (colored) died at Indian
apolis, lnL, on the Kith at the age of io
10rt years.
line Mussachuseua IJAIJOP party on
the lrtth nominated a full State ticket
with Charles E. Marks for Governor.
LUZON B. MOKIUS has been nominated
for Governor by the Connecticut Dem
ocrats.
AT Concord the Republicans of New
Hampshire nominated Hiram A. Tuttle
for Governor.
THE Republicans of Massachusetts
have renominated Governor J. Q. A.
Urackett and Lieutenant-Governor Will
iam H. Haiie.
THK Congressional nominations on
the 17th were as follows: Georgia,
First district, M. J. Doyle (Rep.).
i il
Indian i.
VVatsof
n
di na, First district, J. S. Wright
(Dem.) Fifth, J. G. Dunbar (Rep
Thirteenth. 11. K. Wilson (Rep.). Mich
igan, Second district. J. S. Gorman
(Dem.) Fourth. (J. II. Cunningham
(Pro.) Sixth, B. G, Stout (Dem.)- Obi
Eighth district, Charles Foster (Rep
Eleventh. J. M. Pattison (D 'm.). Mary
land, Second district, H. Stump (Dem
Third, II. W. Rusk (Dem.) Fourth, I.
Raynes (Dem.). Mississippi, Fourth
district, Clark Lewis (Dem.). Texas,
Fifth district, J. W. Bailey (Dem.).
Illinois, Seventeenth district. Ed
ward Itoessler (F. M. B. A.). Wiscon
sin, Second district, D, C. Van Brunt
(Dem.). New Jersey, Fourth dis
trict Samuel Fowler (Dem.). Penn
sylvania. First district, H. B. Bingham
(Rep.) Second. Charles O'Neill (Rep.)
Fourth, J. E. Reybnrn (Rep.I Fifth, A.
C. Harmon (Rep Seventh, E. N. Hal
lowell (Rep). N-braska, Third district,
G. W. E. Dorsey (Rep.). New Hamp
shire, Second district, O.
(Rep.)
Wii.i.iAM B. KCS.SKI.L has been nomi
nated for (iovernor by the Massachu
setts Democrats.
TUP: oflicial election returns from
men near Maine give Hurleigh, tho Republican
candidate for Governor, a plurality of
and 8 940 The
next House will stand 110
MRS. HACHKI.Stillwaooos. of Flush-
-i
i
valley, destroyiug aaw-miiu^builj^
10 1
3
i
U attained her 105th year on
th ,8th
UN
KonclrAir,T
and
1
the playwright
^tor. died at New York, aged «7
years.
ict, died at Knoxvilh
'J IIK Colorado Republicans have re
nominated John L. Routt for I over ii or.
Jioiii.ur Di'.vn.ui, the inventor of
prain elevator machinery, dif-d at Huf
falo, X. V., aged 78 years.
CoMiiiKssM VN DKIIA VK.V, of California,
has mailed bis resignation to the iov
ernor of the State. Mr. Do Haven has
seven days ended on been nominated to a judicial position,
the Uth numbered 190. against 1»« the hence bis resignation as Congressman
preceding week and 30!J the correspond- THB following were the Congressional
nominations on the 19th: Illinois. Fifth
district. Rev. F. F. Farmiloe (Pro.).
I Wisconsin, Second district, I). a Van
I Brunt (Rep.). South Carolina, Second
district, George O. Tillman (I)eni.) re
nominated. New York, Second district,
M. Jones (Pro.) Third, F. G. Smith
I (Pro.) Fourth. A. L. Martin (Pro.)
FOREIGN.
Tin-: anniversary of the ind.-.en i,.
CiiiNf'.SK advices via San Francisco
are to the effect thai -1,000,000 people
have b(,( n
THK principal portion of Whitehall, '"'ITY deaths a day is the cholera
Mich., and about thirty dwellings have
been destroyed by an incendiary fire.
re
SIX persons were drowned near Ev-
ansville, Ark., by a cloud-burst.
CHOI.KISA has become epidemic in the
village of Bergholz, O.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
THE Congressional nominations on
the Ifith were as follows: Alabama,
l'ourth district, L. \V. 'l'urpin (Dem.)
Eighth, Joseph Wheeler (l)em.) renom
inated. Illinois, Eighth district, W. S.
Forman (iioiii.) renominated Twen
tieteih, E. A. Davis (Pro.). Indiana,
Twelfth district, O. Kimmell (Rep.),
Iowa, Seventh district, A. C. Ilargis
(l).-m.) Tenth, I. I, Woods (Dem).
Kansas. First district, Thomas Moon
light (Dem.). Kentucky, Seventh dis
trict, Hiram Ford (Pro.) Ninth,
1. II. l'avnter (I)em.) renominated.
Michigan, Second district, Thomas F.
Moore (Pro.) Third, J. \V. Fletcher
(Dem.) l'ourth, U. II. Cunningham
(Dem.) Seventh, J. 8. Ay res (Rep.)
Ninth, Harrison Wheeler (Dem.)
Tenth, T. A. E. Weadcock (IVm.)
Missouri, Third district. II. J. Ellia
(Union Labor) Fifth, 1). S. Twitehell
(Rep.). Ohio, Sixth district, 1). 1). Don
ovan (Dem.) Eleventh, II. L. Dickey'
(I)em.). Louisiana, Third district, An
drew Price (Dem.) California, Sixth
district, \V. J. Curtis (Dem.).
made homeless by the Yel
low river
flood-
double-team trotting record at Phila
delphia. The mile was made in 3:151*'
best previous record, 3 l.V',t. namen were drowned.
IHK bark Oneida has been lost in
Alaskan waters and seventy-eight Chi
°o at Massowah, Italy.
lx ,0
1
.ys and girls committed suicide
Vienna, Austria, through chagrin at
being obliged to recurn to school after
vacation.
JOHN Dn.T.oy and William O'Brien
have been arrested in Dublin on the
charge of inspiring tenants not to pay
their rents.
THK Turkish man-of-war Ertogroul
has foundered at sea and 500 person
were drowned, including Osman Digma,
the famous General.
TH.WNS collided on the Mexican rail
way at Rincenda, Mex., and ten person
were killed and several others injured.
IT is said that 40.000 persons in Ire
land are threatened with starvation
owing to the failure of crops.
THK body of a woman named Goeda
was exhumed at Szegedin, Austria, for
the, purpose of an autopsy. When the
colHn was opened it was found that the
woman had been buried alive, and thai
she bad given birth tp a child in the
collin.
LA"1"PR NEWS*
Stopped the K-ght.
LONI.ON, Sept. 23.-The much talked
of prize fight between Slavin and McAu
lifleof California received a set back
last night. Both have been arrested.
McAu'iffe was arrested at his lodgings
in this city, and Slavin was arrested on
bis arrival from bis trainingquarters at
ver. 'I hey were arraigned in court
this afternoon on the charge of conspir
ing to commit a breach of the peace,
ami bound over in £2,000 each to appear
before tho court to-morrow. In court
the police inspector, justifying the ar
rests. said the match was not to be a
mere boxing contest, but a genuine
prize light.
THK funeral of Dion Itoucicault. tbo
actor, dramatist and playwright took
place in the church of the Transfigura
tion, I be Little Church Around the
Corner," New York, on the 22d. The
attendance was very large.
A
I'I.OT
to blow up the penitentiary
at Frankfort, Ky.. was discovered on
the 22d. A man named Campbell, an
ex-convict, was seen lurking about the
place. His satchel was searched and
found to contain dynamite cartridges.
Di lei NO the month of August. 1890,
there landed at Castle Garden, Me#
1
ork, 37.3S7 immigrants.
Ihoic was no tjuorum of the lower
house ot Congress on the 23d, Only
two Democrats were in their seats and
there were not enough Republicans ir
the city to make out the (juorum. Thf
rumpus is over the l.angs ton-Yen able
con tested case from Virginia.
AT Washington, I). C.. the first case
under the new lottery law occurred on
the 21st. The Sunday Chronicle a paper
of limited circulation contained an ad
vei isement of the Louisiana lottery
and consequently was not received by
tho post oliice officials.
ALL of the engineers and firemen era-
C. Moore ployed by the new switching associa
tion at tho stock vsir-rlu-if rv,
tion at tlie stock yards at (. hicago struck
on the ~'M. They claim that two of the
men were, scabs and that they could not
work with them.
A IIKAK-k.ND collision occurred on the
Wabash road at St. Louis on the 22d.
Charles VV'. Howard, engineer of the
Denver express of St. Louis, was killed
instantly, and J. S. Croslan. bis fireman
badly hurt. Fourteen others were
slightly injured.
AMONG the bills passed by tho IT. 8.
Senata on the !»2d, was one to create a
UANGS
1
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ed. I ova,
'toy (Hop.)
11
I dis-
1
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listrict, «I.
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Marvl ..
uj? (Dim.}.
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•, ,i -•.net, J. i: W •.
.i -•.rii.'t. Win tain
::i, Jvinth distr
T. Mills
Townsend
I: Colorado, II
ii--p. 1 renominated, [innoi.s. Seventh,
'M'ii't, i. \\. 1
i(?e Di'in.). New llatnp
s::.rt), First district, I). A. Tacrgart
(Hep.), Nevv .Ici'soy, Second dixtnet,
James Huehanan (Itop.) renominated,
TH-K ConiKH'tieut ltopnblScans liavo
I nominated Samuel K. Merwia. "i \'pw
I Haven, for tiovurnor.
CiiAiii.Ks Mir,i.Kit, candidate of the
1 -liibition party for (Jovernorof JVnn
vania, has declined the nomination.
THE Republicans of South Carolina
have deci le i i, j.u• no ticket in tbo
field.
COMINKI. .1 U ..IS M. TitoitMicKfiH, ex
tneiiibur of Congress from the Sec '1 1
'1 e
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v
more. s
tor died
resident
Lily I)i
of I'.ilyi.
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ii.
t)
II'"'S F)
I1C9
of Mexico was celebrated on the 10th
S with great pomp. President Dia?
opened Congress in the evening.
AN explosion occurred in the Mav
bach pit at Sanct Wendel, Rhenish
Prussia, and twenty-five miners were
killed.
A firk at San Jomaehi, Japan, de
stroyed 170 houses and caused tho death
of seven persons.
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Mavirur.
Sell lo
•ii 1« nti
iadies v
ier per?
lihn ele
ction O!
fourtei
don kt
Evantre
i| Ot'1
The »s\
and 1,50-
A :.l:
Iv
E.gut,
Douglas .' -:i. 1 he i: ., n. i
excursion i 1
arrested a i
1
Engineer I).-,
al
ning too it MeAvoy, of
GroVM aceimiiiiodation,
Vi
unsoem-ly haste. '1 Ley arre^p.,) -,'j
tlie city later on.
T"I:LK
MI: K.TJ.KD I\
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A.
Coi N IL l:i,n--Ks. la., Sept. 22.—A d.,
astrous wreck occurred on the Waba-t.
railway ^ijrlit miles southeast of this
ity at 2:30 o'clock Sunday niornitiu
incoming freight train from St.
consisting of eighteen cars,
with merchandise, ran
bridge or tres
engine and tbir- 1
An
Louis
all loaded
into a burnintr
tie-work and tht
teen cars went through to tho ground,
forty feet below. The bridir« U
deep ravine. When tin
l\y tiie engine
vent a wreck. The killed
hskridjro, the ony im
fireman
braketna-
rim ttl'A IIINi AcrniKXT.
RKAIH.no, Pa., Sept. 3a.—it
until Saturday afternoon UuU "ho
wreckers reported that all the bodies
had been taken
gineer
the bodies
from the Schuylkill
wreck of the
iiver at the scene of tin
«IM
day evening. Twenty-one dead and tbir-
P«n KP
o the train
llie co:i1
8ft) u ntiun
A UAI. uiii: K IN NKW
v a
two
mil
curve about
,,
s U(t )f hi|(
Th
train \\a- completely tele­
scoped by the loaded
it. 1 he freight crew
two of tin
pert and Flagman
were killed.
FATAL (OI.MS.ON ,V 1I,.NN,
ROCK ISLAND, 111,, Sept. -J2 —Tht.
uens turned out en masse' S
^500.ooo for the He»„e
FOR HIS LLL T.
ell on Tri.il loi i'
I! An r-i'.1 I
--"K. HeilWc.
id ntilU'u'iou of
Hen-V"II iv,1-.
'"elonel 'liwi-il
a
the station awaiting tne removal ot i
st ructions at Western avenue, aho.'
quarter of a mile north. The Dow
(i rove express o i *.• 'ii icago. Hurl i n --..is
A-'iuinry raiiw: tueat that poi\
7:10 oclock, and »,. four minutes
It was di.e in the t. nion depot, sit
and tlie er was trying to mak
lost time 1 i,.. excursion train ewisi--. .i
ol fifteen cars, every one tilled rn
people. The express train consisted
an engine, baggage-car and six pas- M
ger coaches, with about
ijecil
ho has
i coin
ed two
.' that
irth of
e 111111-
,"s del.
is said,
well al
0
Knirii
I 11'!!
1
I to IM
i e
on board. The uninjured on ,•
sion and all the people ,,f ij...
e.vpics.s train, none of whom were .\
jured. made n wild break for the do.
ami alighted on either side of the uw
triins. The greater majorily, howe..-,
immediatelv gathered around the wr.
a-.id gave their assistance to those H.M
ioned beneath the telescoped cars, an i
those whose injuries were so s--r
that they could not help themsep.
The full force of the collision w sex
e on the second and third passen-e
coaches from the rear of the exi-ursi^ii
train, these two being telescoped. The
ar of tho third coach was crushed
like an egg shell and all on 'Ve
platform and in that end of i:e
coach w,is doomed. The second co e-',
crowded inside th- first, tearing up
seats and crowding every thing int.. a
muss in the front end of the car. n
ni n had his throat, cut bv a
piece of
bad been
outrigli t.
of I oraee ^reoley. unvaiicd the sUlu,.
,M. Uetll'W drhviini,l .. .11
address and i
he ned ie-
pew delivered au
liisiiop I'otter pronounced the
s
and
train wreck at the curve. i copy of the Tribune uhie'h 1,1
a i ine cur vi
Vl KK
MIUDI.KTOWX, N. Y.,
ell.-i-I-'urjfo
bound
express
erashed into a coal train partial
V hiudcn l,
his bands,
would te
f^ept. 22.—The
train eastward
A y. I
ti(,
s Shields, the en­
wa
.s killed.
illld his
nall'y^ "P
hwrt
liadly injured inter-
Happy Over HennrplnV
tiiusiasm which has been bottled..nf I
years was uncorked and spent it*
To Die by Klectricity
w (}L N Fa, ,s
AVood. convicted of murder,
sentotiAwrl
sub-port of entry and delivery at I Uannemora^"prison," N°/w w'?
I »..ce
k
c„„ ,.
o e e e o n i e s
any prominent persons, includingcity
ofHcials, business and nownr,..,
"tberx, were present.
xpri s, on the Koadinir railroad Fri- i statue is a colossal nnn nf
1 U
'''.presents Mr
t.v-two injured is the ree.ord of the awful i upward to one sid
•, its
ears ahead of
were aleip, and
V I V
.V
V
"XXKI.I.M-IU.K, Pa., Sept.
as A
ea-st,-bound freight train on thf
more Ohio road, twelve
hei
bv a tast fr»
An
Haiti-
into from
-i 'im arend
lit. 1 ho engine of
wrecked train was sent f.
and while returnin?. tbr
man's carelessness, was run Tnto bv
wrecking train near
iitst collision, .lame
He was
'""jrh a flag
the
the
scene of the
,l
of confidence in it-
!'sti'fy facturers of Dr. Js.
tarrh Remedy. J-,
that means business
backed up by mor,'-
Ills «::e Flut'- i
ami a young
III
:i a:, named 1'clly.
unai»h',-u,.-i,i,n with ISurrliell
"limit,')'hi farm work in Caiiinla. The party
Iter a short stay at New York went on
liuilaln. thein'O aimost inimetliat'vv to i
,la.-ara ialis. whence Unrcheu ami •.
el,
STARTER I K uruary 17
/•'IL
to inv.-Uiira!
farm aii'L they
•a aii-1 -'art.-.l to uall{. 15 iri li. 11 w.is
ii.z U nil the road, laiwiij,' lieen well known in i
that section of cou'itry. lie hail lived at YVo. a
-to( :c for a 'line, where he made him.-^.f knowu
Lord Son
The Crown win
farm tieirpr a
cjiosure, thai i
a.k"d his vu-ii
••I
I
I. The Diener girls, who
:he platform, were killed
The police
the accident
later in the i.
I lie Downer's
into custody, and also a. rested a train
man named W. 11. Seavcrs. T'l
failed to secure tlie Illinois trainm
Carrington and 7 iylor. at l\tg!as
tion, as the meii ,t •,
the swamp
pretext a:
••ft* d' ..:
roivi»n
that K
man dr-
v-
X*".
•a «f t!i
1 that li
u-obell
u i
,,
tne jury that detective
them-elves to th
a- trinity, are dev
his life and tit1. to 1 h/.
ti." i.,!ie rer.J
fire was sighted I
liobert Williamson, head
is what they offer:"'§-.'1
ward for a case
which they cannot c:
V
mean it. They're u/
take the risk—they 're
medicine. By its r,.
ing, cleansing and
properties, it producer
feet and permanent i
the worst cases of (!,r
tarrh in the Head. It-
it every day, where w
else has failed. \.
how bad your case,
long standing,
n
K
ri
7 :u,,i
ol k
dark, polished finite
on y
i^ ipr
Ioll ,u, a
tie (.rceley. founder
of thfl N
i The we
ijf
bt or tnestuu
alwoit 00()
•Conductor rinirlex [.ep
^illiam II. !U)Tv
po„n-|j( tUl om
S
i
.UU
wa« something like ^o.o(W).'
A. Ward spent eighteen
"••work.
Street polie
allowed to
i vuHunc»v \f w,
Jtid at one time, as trem-i Vl
Adams Exnre«fv
roHpprt
AL ,V
pj
hunda.V,
v., Sept "J. —c
co
"nsel f„
in"ome of 8ao,ooo a yea'r.1'1"^'
YOIIK, Sept.
a
turdw
of delegates of the '"li'
comotive Fn
acon v
a resol
U
aI
s
to dealh
sentenced
i«n wi7
S ado
been Mknom"^
U 18
'*d approving the
you
cured. You're sure of
or of $500. You ir.:
both, but you'll have
the other.
The Day!id
You aro .1:1
ii 1 11 6 I
money aun-.-.l ujKm
\V i li Hen
well saileil Uurchell I
and knuw a ».J ia::.
when you see T:..
the market i the I
tvhce
s
lu is equal
1
•Gil n wr'
s
i:
lamp read v v
TL,
NOT o!T at 1'IAM'UI ,I
and until you li.nj 1.
you do not ki. .v
I'ERFECT light i S
the
DAYLIGHT LAMI
38 Park Place, New
aad c- 'Ik- p. :::.
Lam:
in the
n lt ,* thai WHl
Vtbat the l"dy i,„re evidences „f
while H-uv|,.. i ,1
fi
1 ot
try to convince
having eoitiwilted
a'ter, uiiil ihev
'leconuiie-i that Harebell
1-iiij iheirwork in at titt-ui
s-s of UIKJ.UJ.' out
GREELEY.
HONORS TO
L'nvail us «r
is over a
Si j.j. 1 he l'ribun«'ai
tlrooloy was
statue of llorat
with simple
(lay. Cololonel
tlio Trilwjno as
Mi
it was too late to p**o
were Martin i
Joseph Hurke.
ceremonies on Satur
John Hay represented I
master of ceremonies
abrieUe(b.ocb.y,a
n
o
W
ndau:ht
Waen the I.iver is cr.nv
with a matts of imtwiiu'S,
hfco'jic siow and d.fir :lt.
Ikadache, l'aui o Suif, Ti
i- and Wr-.ttrtc:
rr -ailing, ii
When you have these syn»i
a few doses ol the gei.
Tl Utile's
Vork
Statup of lu Kuumlc.
NK.W VoiiK
DrJMaiie'sdiil
I'rkc, 25 cents. Sold by all
•nd prepared onlv by l'lemi:
'«nva-ilfd"'j
Pittbhurtrh, Pa. Jlrw.irc ui
fcil^ made ia bl.
rl
The l^niiul TcH^I
You can't tell good Rubbc:- i
bv aipearanci'. Sliod'ly H1
l.» ut-
v
holds in
noani" U[
,iH
Cost
Neillptoi .1,
th 'tl li s on
Vi''VV »«. swift.
Al.\\ ()HK, Sorjt,
4 k
is thft l)t iinl
and Shoe-,.
«„.
Ticic It. Swift who
wynr
Ioui been the vi',?
8,
v,ral
Ht tho Church
the
'"•si,stance
.V«*ar9
gmgs
sta-
N
just eiioii^b irnm in to hold tlf
ale iinulc to look as well as.
tlian, the l»ost Hubbcr Ilools :c,
You must rely on the brand.
«totue
1 ly
f*'"V'en
f( et biirt,
A p.ain but handsome i,i
best Kii1,i:,r:
of Inferior Itntihprj,»
h'lllllts. |ll?i«t..llV*«
ThevYP tlio t»""-,
,» ., !'. 1
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u»«i Shoon.
I IMPORTANT NEW DISCO*®]
"VASELINE!
KJSOAPm
0 had :ui
ArH
luP
In,j
°ntion
the Hr
I ,n:,,1,a
J7!??
A perfectly
°therhood of L„.
held in this
was
to
ure
ci«.V
a
aTU,,u lslv
ir Ht
1 ent
ndng
re
LnT'of
s^',S
SCPt 22 Tl
and neutral
toe EMOLLIENT mid HEAUS8
VASKLINE. If your dru^-H' J--»
FORWAHD 10 CENTS IN STAMPS. "s"EKc.
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