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ED. U BLUfi Editor and ProprlMsr.
PERRYSBURG, t OHIO.
A i.ocomotivi: is being constructed
in England to run 100 miles nn hour.
It is 2,000 horso power, the driving
whcols 12 feet in diameter. The three,
cylinders nro 40, 28 nnd 18 inches dlnm
ctcr with ii thirty-Inch stroke. Tho
boiler pressure is 200 pounds.
Despitr losses through tho big wind
storms, Delaware's peach crop this
year was tho biggest in tho history of
the peninsula. Tho various estimates
place it at from O.OQO.OOO to 0,000,000
baskets. The railroad alono carried
fi,0S0 carloads of peaches and over n
third of tho crop is usually sMppcd by
water.
The ex-Empress CharloUi, of Mex
ico, has aged rapidly in tlm lt.st twelve,
months. Although only about fifty
three years old, tho deeply wrinkled
iacc, tho pure wlilto hair, und the eare
worn expression of her eyes make her
seem at least seventy. Hope that sho
will ever recover her reason was long
ago abandoned.
A witlTMt in Longman's Jtagazino
figures that tho l'aciflc ocean Includes
03,000,000 square miles, or over one
third of tho total area Qf the earth's
Burfacc. He further says that the l'a
ciflc extends through nearly 135 degrees
of latitude, or three-eighths of tho
world's circumference a btrctch of
0,000 miles from north to nouth.
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From Ail Parts.
CONGRESSIONAL.
JCltru Session.
IN tho sennto on tho 4th, nfter tho approval
or tho Journal nnd tho introduction or a row
bills or minor Importance, tho silver purchase
repeal hill wns taken up nnd rtlscussed by Senv
tors llutlcr und lllncltburn, each pleading Tor a
compromise of somo sort.... In tho bsuso tho
question or war clntms wns brought up and dis
cussed. A substltutu tor tho election laws re
peal b)l was introduced, tho northern demo
crats, atter an Informal conference, deciding
that tho Tucltcr bill wns too n coping, nnd this
substitute was formulated to mcot tho objec
tions. Tins scnato on tho 5th apent tho entire day
behind closed doors lu tho consideration ol c'
ecutlte business., Tho greater part or the tlmo
was devoted ton discussion of tho alleged viola
tion of tho homc-rulo prlnclplo In tho appoint
mont or men as Indian ngents in one state who
llvo in nnothcr ... In tho houso a number of
bills of minor importance -were passed. Tho
federal election lnws repeal bill was then takeh
up and Mr. Murray addressed tho houso in op
position to tho measure.
In tho sennto on tho 0th a resolution was In
troduced for a special committeo on tho lm
nrovement of tho banking system of tho coun
try, which was rcforrcd to the llnnncc commit
tee. Tho silver purchase repeal bill w as taken up
and Senator Call addressed tho Bcnale in oppo
sition to tho measuro.,,. In tho house, after tho
rending of tho Journal, the federal election bill
nas tnlion Up nnd Messrs. miner, Ulcus unci
Kay denounced tho pending measuro nnd Mr.
Urookshlrc defended it.
ON the 7th, nfter debate on the silver repeal
bill in the senate. Senator Voorhces gae no
tice that on the 11th ho shouUl nslc tho sonato
to contlnuo in session until a voto is taken on
tho pending measure, und should ask senators
to maintain n quorum uutll tho end of the'pro
tracted struggle was reached.... Debate on tho
federal elections bill was continued In tho
house.
Tun tlmo of tho senate on the 9th was glen
up entirely to considering tho Sherman silver
act.... In tho houso tho federal election bill de
bate was clOMOd.
It is a remarkable fact that the cli
mate of the southern pidar region is
inuch-inoro severe than that of corre
sponding regions to the north. It is
woll known that a race of human be
ings live within the arctic circle with
some degree of comfort, but at a corre
sponding degree of latitude at the south
all is one dreary waste, wholly uninhabitable.
It is stated that ordinary bricks
boiled in tar for about twelve hours,
or until they are saturated with it, aro
increased nbout thirty per cent, in
weight, aro much harder than common
ones and unaffected by frost and acids
as woll as perfectly waterproof. They
form an excellent flooring for work
shops or storerooms, particularly in
chemical establishments.
A itncn.vT visitor at Pittsburgh is
John. Grcenwald, superintendent of tho
Norwegian railways. lie is making :v
studi- of American railroad methods,
and is much impressed with the magni
tude of the transportation S3-stems of
this country. Many American locomo
tives arc used on the Norivcigan lines,
and Mr. Greenwald expects to order six
more while ho is in this country.
As to the healthfulness of going
without shoes or stockings there can,
says' tho London hospital, be no
question. Some of the healthiest
children of tho world urc to bo
found in the Scottish highlands, whero
shoes are seldom worn at an carliei ago
than twelve or thirteen. The Xegro
and coo.'io laborers, who work bare
footed, are usually in robuut health.
Tun czar is described as the largest
cater among crowned heads and tho
kaiser comes next The latter is stated
to have a mania for eating at extraordin
ary times, and, although dining co
piously before going to the theater, ho
generally insists on the dispatch from
the imperial kitchens of a fully pre
pared supper, which he devours in ono
of tho private rooms of tho theater be
tween tho acts.
It is an American woman ivho is tho
mistress of llulwcr Lytton'a old home,
Knebworth house. She Is Mrs. John
Cleveland Osgood, formerly Miss Ilc
lote,' of Virginia. Like many other
Virginians bhe is of English descent,
and her English blood shows itself in
an ardent love of sport, which is said to
be her chief reason for living in Eng
land. Her husband is an American,
with large Interests in the west, but ho
spcrids a good deal of time in England.
She has recently become known to
novel readers as "Irene Osgood."
DOMESTIC.
Dn. Many Wai.kkk caused tho arrest
of Arthur D. Snoad, of Syracuse, X. Y.,
who, she says, is the murderer of Chris
tie Warden at Haverhill, X. JI., in July,
1S91. She alleges tho wrong man was
hanged for that crime. '
Tiik entire town of Fulton, Arlc, a
thriving town of several thousand In
habitants, was destroyed by fire.
Tiik Association for the Advance
ment of Women celebrated its twenty
first birthday in Chicago.
llisiior IIuNitv M. Tunxi:n, of the
negro Methodist church, south, has is
sued a call for a convention to meet in
Cincinnati, O., November 2S, to con
sider lynehings.
Oscak Daksei.i., of Jamestown, Ind.,
shot and stabbed Miss Tillie Major and
then killed himself. Jealousy caused it.
At the bimetallic convention in St.
Louis resolutions were adopted strong
ly advocating the free coinage of silver,
opposing the further issue of govern
ment bonds and demanding the speedy
improvement of all great western and
southern waterways.
Hew Thomas McClarv. of St. Paul,
is to be disciplined for attending the
performance of "America" while he
was in Chicago.
Judqk Long, of Detroit, will attempt
to force the government to pay his peu
olon, susnended September 23.
DuitlNO a riot at the Big Four shops
at Indianapolis, Ind., special police
fired at the crowd, fatally wounding
one man.
At the Cincinnati stock yards a mad
bull attacked John Maker, aged 15), and
gored him to death, one horn penetrat
ing the skull near the right ear.
GoTTFitiKi) GitKUTzn, a farmer living
near Golfs, Kan., had his head com
pletely severed from his body in a run
away accident.
Tiik body of Charles Cook, a farmer
living near Cairo, III., was found in a
Held close to his farm. IIo had want
dered away six weeks ago.
W. K. Hilt., of llnmtown, O., sought
out his wife, who had left him, killed
her and her mother and escaped.
Joseph L. Counkliub, a Harvard
student, while insane from illness
crawled into the hospitaL furnace and
was cremated.
Uei.oit W Is.) citizens were wild with ,
excitement over three attempts to burn
Rev. Dit. IIntAM UixaiiAJf, who, with
his wife, is about to sail from San
Francisco for tho Gilbert ii.lnnds, has
completed a translation of the liiblo
for tho natives of those islands, whero
ho has been a missionary for many
year's. Mrs. Ilingham is tho author of
several fichoolbooks for tho islanders,
nnd is at present working on an arith
metic, a task which offers many diffi
culties on account of the lack of equiva
lents in the Gilbert island language for
many arithmetical terms. Certain of
them Mrs. Itiugham has bean obliged
to coin.
, Tun exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in tho United States during
the week ended on tho Oth aggregated
f9U0,840,7nr, against $772,008,85)0 the pre
vious week. Tho increase, compared
with tho corresponding week in 1802,
was 30. 1.
Fjiank Spikoei,, of Sandusky, 0., com
mitted suicide by hanging. IIo quar
reled with his ylfo and killed himself
soon after.
J. N. Kii.i.an, of Washington, Ind.,
married n second tlmo whilo his di
vorce was pending. The divorce has
been denied, leaving him with two
wives.
The E. N. Welch Manufacturing com
pany, of Hristol, Conn., one of tho
largest clock manufacturing concerns
In tho world, passed Into tho hands of a
receiver. Tho liabilities were placed at
$400,000.
The Chilian bark Lcnore was wrecked
off Port Townscnd, Wash., and four
seamen were drowned.
Tin: Lucanio, tho new Cunard
steamer, made tho run from Queens
town to New York in 5 days, 1U hours
and 25 minutes, tho fastest time on
record
' Tun Wabash will bo sued for refus
ing to carry a man who came on an ex
cursion ticket and died at the depot in
Chicago while awaiting a train home.
UnoWN won tho championship in
both singles nnd doubles in the inter
collegiate contest at Now Haven, Conn.
Tui: Safe Deposit Trust and Hanking
company of Nashville, Tenu., made a
general assignment of all Its property
for the benefit of creditors.
At a railway crossing near Middle-1
town, O., a wagon containing Matthew
Foley and his wife and two children
was struck by a train and Mrs. Foley
and the two boys were killed and Mr.
Foley was fatally injured.
William Mukkay was sentenced to
five years' imprisonment and to receive
ninety lashes at St. Thomns, Ont., for
assaulting an 8-year-old girl.
Vioilaxt, the American yncljt, de
feated Valkyrie, the English boat, in
the first of the series of international
races by 5 minutes and 4S seconds. The
time wns 3 hours, 32 minutes and 20
seconds.
John Koberts, the English cham
pion, defeated Frank Ives in the bil
liard match at New York by 1,150
points. The score was: Roberts, 10,-
000 points; Ives, 8,850.
Pensioners in the various soldiers'
homes throughout the country increased
in the last year 1,214, being June 30,
14,481. Maintenance per member,
S140.03.
In a cyclone in Union county, Ark.,
many houses were destroyed, two wom
en were killed and two fatally injured.
Tho cyclone was several miles wide and
left a dreary waste.
The attendance at the world's fair up
to anil including the Sth was 15,702,150.
Delegates to the recent bimetallic
convention in St. Louis claim a ne w
party is forming with free silver as a
basis.
W. II. Carpenter and his wife and a
crew of five men were drowned in
Lake Superior near Deer Park, Mich.,
by the wrecking of their boat during a
storm.
Grain buyers say the damage to
crops from rain and snow in Washing
ton will reach $2,500,000, but they esti
mate that the shipment from the state
will reach nearly 10,000,000 bushels,
which is about the same as last year.
Four persons were killed and over
twenty were injured in various mis
haps during the celebration of Chicago
day at the world's fair.
Tom Poxaska, a Creek Indian who
killed Simon Tully last j'ear, was shot
according to law at Wellington, I. T.
Miss Etta Gunn and Miss Josephine
Dresser, deaf girls, were killed by the
cars near Bluffs, 111.
Tin: South Baltimore Car Works com
pany wns placed in the hands of re
ceivers with assets of ?017,000 and lia
bilities of $204,000.
Henry Michaels, Mathias Greefe,
Michael Brown and Ilnttie Lovell com
mitted suicide in St, Louis in one day.
The uncompleted Hotel Mesa was
Twenty-six business houses at Pnrk
crsburg, In., wore destroyed by nn in
cendiary Arc, tho total loss being 175,
000. hoi-:-
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
Ex-Prksident Harrison was in
stalled commander of tho Oh o com
mandry of the Military Order of tho
Loyal Legion at Cincinnati.
William Lawrence was confirmed
bishop of Massachusetts to succeed tho
Into Phillips Brooks of tho Methodist
Episcopal church.
New tonic repuuiicnii'j lioiu a con
vention at Syracuse and placed a state
ticket In the field headed by Edward
T. Bartlctt for judgo of the court of
appeals
Jilts. Cornelia L. Chary, only sur
viving child of Robert Fulton, inventor
of tho steamboat, died in Now York.
Massachusetts republicans in con
vention at Boston nominated F. T.
Greenhalgo for governor, and renomi
nated Lieut Gov. Wolcott, Secretary of
State Olin, State Treasurer Phillips and
Attorney General Knowlton. The plat
form declares for silver repeal, favors
national banks, and condemns viola
tions of the civil service law and tho
barter of high offices for campaign con
tributions. Jon Heps, ex-pugilist, and during tho
latter years of his life a tempcrnnco
evangelist, died at Clarendon, N. Y.
Alexis A. Yor, who crossed tho
plains with Gen. Fremont and Kit Unr-
on und first planted the United States
flag on Pike's Peak, died in Rutland,
Vt,, aged 78.
Rev. Milton Bradley, aged 81, cel
ebrated the completion of the fiftieth
year of his pastorate of the Presbyte
rian church at Richland, Mich.
The Massachusetts republican stato
committee will pay nothing but actual
expenses to tho campaign orators this
year.
Michigan democrats nominated Levi
T. Griflin for congress from the First
district to fill Logan Chipman's place.
FOREIGN.
Fire in the Russian barracks at
Rosslavo caused the death of eleven
soldiers. Eight others were fatally
hurt.
Advices state that Hamburg wns now
free from cholera, nnd It wns believed
that no further cases would appear this
year.
At Bercan, Bohemia, an anti-semctlc
mob attacked the Jewish quarter of
the town, setting many houses on fire.
The anniversary of the death of
Charles Stewart Parnell was celebrated
in Cork, Ireland, with imposing cere
monies. Pallas, the anarchist, was shot in
the back at Barcelona, Spain, in ac
cordance with court-martial findings.
Bombarding was resumed at Rio
Janeiro and it was reported that thero
had been great loss of life and prop
erty. It was reported that the czar had
issued an order expelling 22,000 wealthy
Jews from Russia.
In Rostoff, Russia, a newly-built
house collapsed without warning and
thirty persons were killed.
Eleven mutinous Sepoys were blown
from the mouth of a cannon at Lahore
in British India.
From Penang comes the story that
pirates boarded the Dutch vessel Rajah
Kongsee Aljeck, killing tho officers and
twenty-two men.
R. G. McConnell, sent by tho Ottawa
government on an exploring expedition,
reports that he has discovered the
source of the Mackenzie river to bo a
lake nt the head of the Findlay river
and that gold was found by him in
abundance for 250 miles along the Find
lay river.
WON AGAIN.
The Vigilant Knnlly Heats tho Vnlkyrlo
In tho Second or tlm Series of Yacht
liners.
New Yonic, Oct, 11. Tho second of
tho scries of yncht races for America's
cup took placo on Monday,
and ngain tho American vessel,
tho Vigilant, dofentcd tho Valkyrio,
her English rival. Tho start wn s nindo
at 11:25 a. m., nnd was nearly a perfect
HloocFs Cures
Till
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lit: Trill. JiVlcfc
Saved From the Grave
Scrofula In Face and Neck
Blind at Times
VIGILANT.
one. Tho nrst turn of tho triangular
course of tho 30 miles was made by tho
Vigilant in 1 hour. 0 minutes and 35 sec
onds, the Valkyrie being near
ly live minutes behind. The second
turn wns nindo by tho Vigilant
in 1 hour, 50 minutes and 55 seconds;
by the Valkyrie in 2 hours, 5 minutes
and 52 seconds. Tho Vigilant finished,
10 minutes nnd 35 seconds ahead of tho
Valkyrie, her corrected time over tho
entire course being 3 hours, 25 minutes
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"1 havo been tx very great sufferer from
Bcrof ulti. Tlrst, n largo bunch enmo in my neck,
growing as big ns u goo1! sized apple. Tho iloo
tor lnnccil it, nnil wo Bucccoded in healing it up,
but tho dlseaso began to appear In ray face,
which would swell up nnd affect my oyes. Ev
ery morning tlioy wero so inflamed nnd swollen
that I wni blind. I was in this condition for
about a year. I began to talto Hood's Sarsapa
rllla, and when I had used n bottlo and a half,
tho swelling in my f aco had entirely gono down.
I Havo Boon Porfootly Curod
and nm now In good hoalth." Wm. Enicrc, West
Duluth, Minn.
Hood's Pills cure Constipation by restor
ing tho pcrlstaltlcactlonof tho alimentary canal.
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PitiNCE John, of Lichtcnstisln, is not
n mighty ruler, although a tfrcnt hub
bub was mado when ho broke his
leg' while out hunting, tho
other day. His highness rules
over.-a stato so btnall that it was
overlooked when peace was declared
between Austria and Prussia in 1800,
and consequently Lichtenstcin is still
nominally nt war with Prussia. Princo
John's army numbers exactly fort3'-slx
men, including several brigadier gen
erals, and an hour's march In tiny direc
tion would take it out of the principality
and into u foreign lnnd.
Miss VniaiNiA Fair, who in interest
ing to tho public because of the fact
that sho will some timo bo ono of tho
richest women in America, Js a nineteen-year-old
girl, short, plump, dark
nnd vivacious. Site is a pious Roman
Catholic, and it is said that a few years
ago she was anxious to join one of tho
sisterhoods of that church. 5y th
death of her mother she became nn
heiress to (l,S0O,6o0, to pass into her
control when sho is twenty-five, and a
monthly incomo of $2,500. Iler father
is one of the western inultl-mllllonalrca
and sho will probably inncrit largely
from him also.
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Benjamin F. Tennis, who assaulted .
and murdered the little 0-year-old girl, J
Agnes Cooper Wright, at Hummelv
town. Pa., on September 10, has been
sentenced to be hanged.
Charles Puii.i.irs, of Pine Bluff,
Ark., killed Dan Bynum, whom he ac
cused of harboring Phillips' runaway
wife.
Dwight L. Moody closed the con
gress of missions in Chicago with a
stirring appeal to close the saloons ol
that city.
Reference to the report of the inter
state commerce commission shows the
railway milcasro in tho western states
increased during 1801-02 .'1,1(10 78 miles.
A terrific wind and rainstorm which
passed over Arkansas in the vicinity ol
Little Rock done great damage. Six
persons wero reported killed and sev
eral severely injured.
Two sections of a freltrht train col
lided near New Haven, Ky., killing';
Engineers Burke and IHggins.
Two trainmen were killed In a rear-
end collision at Gothseinaue, b.y., on
tho Louisville &. Nashville road. .,
Business failures to the number of
320 occurred in tho United States in tho
seven days ended on tho Oth. During
tho week previous the failures num
bered 407, against 184 in-the correspnd
ing time in lfa2.
Fotu of tho fumily of C. II. Bassett,
living near. Emporia, IJan,, were, jiois
oned by eating headcheese. The father
and dtiutrhtor would die.
By the explosion of a blast at Clin
ton, Ind., Andrew VLipps, af'boy, was
killed, and Billy Brown, a miner, fatal
ly injured. X- J ' ? t
Cornell university 'at Kltliueu, N. Y.,
celebrated tho twenty-ufth,un"jiivcrsary
of its opening.
J. G. Williamson, a wealthy mer
chant of Hawkeye, Id., fell under a
train at SprinjjUeld, Mof, and was
killed. '':,'.' ,"
Wihteoai'h wero burnlrig gin houses
of fanners near Sallna, Arlc, who sell
cotton for lcs than ascertain price.
t A SKIFF containing a. fishings party of
four men yvns overturned in the Missis
sippi river near St LotnVand'two of thb
party Joseph Franklin and an un
known man wero drowned.
I burned at Pueblo, Col., the loss being
THE VALKYRIE.
nnd 1 second; that of the Valkyrie be
ing 3 hours, US minutes and ail seconds.
The wind blew almost half a gule
during the last half of the race and
the boats came in with decks forward
wet with spray. The next race will bo
Wednesday. It will be a beat to wind
ward, 15 miles and return. Should the
Vigilant win ugain tho America's cup
will remain here at least another year
and the American eenterboard will still
be the champion yacht of the world.
HONORED IN DEATH.
S100.O00.
John Brandt, a ranchman near
Miles City, Mont., in a fit of insanity
killed his wifo and daughter and then
took his own life.
There were 713,040 paid admissions
to the world's fair on Chicago day and
37,380 went inside the gates on passes,
making the total attendance 751,020.
The works at Auburn, N. Y., of the
Birdsall company, manufacturers of
'traction engines, grain thrashers and
portable sawmills, wero closed with
liabilities of $105,000.
I Bon Hudson (colored) wns shot and
killed nt Dresden, Tenn., while defend
ing his wifo from white caps.
Thomas Joyce and Murtin Tighe
were fatally burned by an explosion of
gas in Old Forge colliery at Scranton,
Pa, Several others were badly hurt.
RoiuiERS held up a btage near Robert
Lee, T.OX., and secured $3,000 from the
United States mail backs.
The Apollo Iron & Steel company at
Apollo, Pa., ono of the largest mills in
the country, started up in nearly nil de
partments with non-union workmen.
, A freight train on the Pittsburgh &
Fort Wayne road wus blown to pieces
near North Lawrence, O., by an explo
sion of powder In transit.
State troops that for more than a
year-have becii guarding Coal Creek
(Tenn.) convicts were withdrawn by
tho authorities.
Five different piles of heavy tics
were discovered on the Luku Shore
tracks near Qulney, Mich.
John Davis, a negro, was shotQto
death by a mob In Kenny county, Ala.,
for attempting to assault a white
wom'an.
Tin: Vfgllant won the second race in
tho international series for America's
cup, beating the Valkyrio, tho English
yacht, over ten and a half minutes and
making the .'10 miles in U hours und 25
minutes.
Treasurer Seeiikhgek and Auditor
Ackorman celebrated Chicago day by
making out a check for $1,505,310.70,
thus freeing tho world's fuir from dobt.
Tiik unveiling of tho stutuo of Alex
ander Hamilton took placo in New
York city in front of the Hamilton clubhouse.
LATEE.
It has been learned at Denver, Col.,
that the man whose mutilated remains
were found in the Cherokee strip a day
or two ago wns J. B. Polk, a well
known civil engineer of that city and
formerly of Kansas City. It Is sup
posed that he was murdered Jfor what
money lie had about him and the caso
will bo investigated.
J. Willis Menard, the first colored
man to run for congress, died in Wash
ington on the 10th, aged nbout. '54 years.
On the 10th experts opened the safe
of the Bank of Huntington, Tenn., and
instend of finding a pile of money nnd
securities, just $10 was there. The cash
ier has disappeared.
On tho lOtii Monaca, a village near
Beaver, Pa., was bndly scorched. Five
buildings with their contents wero en
tirely consumed and two others badly
damaged. Loss, $20,000; insurance
about one-half that amount.
At San Francisco, Cal., on the 10th
the stntc anti-Chinese convention re
solved that President Cleveland and his
cabinet be censured for non-enforcement
of tho Geary act and that con
gress be called upon to refuse an ox
tension of time for registration.
Fourteen buildings at Mcshoppen,
Pn.. embracing tho opera house, two
hardware, two general stores nnd a
jewelry store and several dwellings,
were destroyed by fire on the night of
tho Oth, entailing a loss estimated at
$100,000. Tho town had no fire appa
ratus. At St Clair. Mich., on tho 10th Mrs.
James Balfour was burned in a gaso
line explosion and so terribly Injured
she cannot live. Mrs. Balfour was fill
ing the stove whilo it was lightediund
the escaping gas cattbed the explosion.
C.un.i: ndvlces from Rio Janeiro aro
to the effect that President Pelxoto has
succeeded at labt in purchasing boveral
torpedo boats in Europe. They are said
to bo noiv on the way across tho At
lantic and are manned by English
crows.
Tiik scnato on tho 10th went Into oxccutlva
session nhortly nfter convening, to discuss tho
resolution of Mr Dolph railing for Information
as to whether tho Chlncoo government hod re
quested an oxtonalonot tlmo for the registra
tion of laborers under tho Geary net. Tho doors
were II n (illy roopened nnd tho silver repeal bill
talten up. Mr. Mel'horcon argued in supportof
tho hill. Mr. Squlro, of Washington, offered an
amendment to tho Hllvcr bill under constdera
tlon In tho sonato. Tho proposition una In tho
naluro of ft compromise and embraces nearly
everything demanded by thu different sides of
tho sliver question, ...In the houso tho Tuckor
bill repealing tho federal election laws was
passed without amendment by a voto of 1W0 ayes
to 1UI nays Tho bill wns passed by a strict
party vole. Af'.cr tho paesuge of tho repeal bill
tho bouse adjourned.
CURED WIE
Of Kidnoyand Liver Complaint,
Inflammation of tho Bladder.
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Dinshnmton, N. Y.
Gentlemen: "It affords mo plcnsuro to gtro
you n rccomraendntlon Tor Dr. Kilmer's-SAVAMI'-IEOOT,
of which I havo taken S
smuu Domes, n. nns
nearly removed tho ef
fect of tho
RHEUMATISM
of nbout7 yenrHBtand
ing, nlsouFovero weak
ness of my bnclt nnd
kWInc-jhof nbout lO
yfiiri. standing and
r,A Tins helped a severe
!sK? attack of
NfO INFLAMMATION
of tho Iilnilrtor, which.
I nm euro SWAMP-
tv. n. ciulson. HOOT will cntlrcly
curo mo of in a short time. I purchased the
mcdlcinoofS. G. Ptouo, tho Drugcist hero in
llutlcr, Ind." W. lUChllson. March, 7, 10.
AtDrusglntn BO contn and $1.00 Slzo,
Intalidi" Ouldo to Hcallh"frro-Conulttttloafrcf.
Dr. Kilmer & Co.. - Dlnghnmtou, If. Y.
tVr. Kilmer's P.tllLLA LIVER PILLS Aro tho Best.
42 Pills, 25 cent. All DrtigKUt.
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Irishmen Iy Tribute to the Memory of
ClmrlcH btcwiirt I'.irncll.
Dublin, Oct. 11. Irishmen from all
over tho world on Sunday assembled
around the grave of Charles Stewart
Parnell in Glasnevin cemetery and did
boner and reverence to the memory of
the great Irish leader. It was the sec
ond anniversary of tho death of tho
champion of home rule, and
the crowds attending the ceremonies
showed very clearly that Ireland has
not forgotten the services of Parnell in
the cause so dear to the hearts of her
bons and daughters. The procession of
mourners through the streets of Dublin
far exceeded in number and in rever
ence that of last year upon the saruo
occasion. The admirers ot i'arneu ana
the principles he represented took ono
and a half hours to pass the city hull.
The procession was headed by a
black-draped wagon upon which were
piled memorial wreaths sei.t from dif
ferent parts of the country, as well us
several from the United States, Canada
and Australia. The independent Irish
party of New York sent a hand
some floral harp. It was 5 feet high,
8K feet across and the top was made of
green and gold immortelles, enlivened
by red flowers of the same kind. Tho
btrings were of red immortelles, and
across them in white ilowers were tho
words: " Charles Stewart Purnell. "
Across the base of New York's tribute
to the dead leader was the inscription:
"In loving memorial; from tho Irish of
New York."
The oflleials nnd corporations of the
cities of Dublin and Cork attended tho
ceremonies in state. Tho streets along
the route to the cemetery were packed
with men and women and the neighbor
hood of Glnssnovin burial ground was
crowded to the utmost. John Parnell,
brother of the late Charles Stewart
Parnell, and Mrs. Dickinson, his sister,
appeared in '-ho parade in a carriage,
accompanied by John Redmond, M. P.,
the Puruollite leader.
At tho cemetery the wreaths were
placed upon the gravo of the beloved
statesman. Tho procession then re
formed and returned to tho city, tho
btreets being lined with thousands ol
persons, while every window along the
route was filled with persons who dis
played mourning emblems.
lllsitstrnus I'l re.
WATKm.oo, la., Oct. 1 1. Fire starteit
Monday morning in tne business por
tion of the town of Purkersburg, 25
miles west of this city. Tho town has
no flro protection and tho lire was
toon beyond control. Waterloo sent
help, which succeeded in getting tho
names under control after twenty-blx
business houses wero destroyed. The
buildings that wero destroyed were
mostly frame structures, though there
wero three or four brick blocks among
them. Tho loss is estimated at about
S17fi,0f)0, with insurance from 50,000 to
176,000.
Cleanses tho
Nasal Passages,
Allays Fniiinnd
Inflammation,
llcnls the Sores.
Restores tho
Senses of Taste
and Smell.
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Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup rUSS:
Mr. J C. Jones, of
I'uiKra, Arkansas.
snvaoris
"About ten vears aim I omi.
tractod a sovcro caso of blood not.
uoti. Leading pliysicians jirescrtbod medlcino
Jf tor ruoillclno, which I took without any relief .
1 also tried morcuri.il and potash remedies,
with unsuccessful results, but which broufjht
on an attack of mercurial rheumatism that
unuo my jiio rmnn
ono of acony, MMV
Aftor sulteriiif. liBlIu
lour j ears I gavo up all remedies and becan
usliii? B. B. B. Aftor tailing several bottles I
vntt antlroly cured and ablo to rcsumo work.
RSKrtfJJH Is .tho Greatest modlclno for blood
KgffiR-ytl poUonlnij to-day on tho market."
Troatlsoon IJIood and Bliln Diseases roaiua
oca. Bwurr Brscino Co., Atlanta, da.
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