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PEURYSBUIIG, "": : OHIO.
Tattooino is Uio crnzo of London
jimt now, and ono member of pnrlln,
ment Uns hnd liiswholo family marked
to assist in identification in case of an
accident.
ItiMKB of tho valley in Franco aro
called "virgins' tears," and aro said to
havo sprung up on the road between
Calvary and Jerusalem during tho
night following the crucifixion.
Onk of tho few cities in tho United
States which employ a special In
btructor in geography in tho publio
bchools is San Francisco. The in
structor, who has had great success, is
llattie B. Steele. She has a collection
of more than 3,000 stcrcopticou slides,
which she uses in her lectures.
It is said that a hypnotist in Utah
has begun a scries of experiments in
tho Territorial reform school at Ogden
looking to the cure of kleptomania and
kindred mental conditions of children
by hypnotism. lJo claims that tho
suggestions given in the hypnotc stato
will overcome criminal tendencies.
The inhabitants of Mow York arc at
present possessed of a mania fpr drink
ing milk, and it is said that the sales
of milk by the glass havo reached sur
prisingly largo figures. Indeed, tho
receipts of tho saloon keepers of tho
metropolis have begun to suffer to a
considerable extent from the milk
mania.
It is predicted by enthusiasts in
Franco that tho uso of tho bicycle by
French women will bring about a per
fect modification of the corset. Tho
corset has been found to bo an incon
venience for tho bicycle rider, who
needs the opportunity of free, deep
breathing and the unimpeded, uncon
strained uso of all her bodily powers.
The victim of a plucky mnid servant
is located in Bangor. It is said that
"having failed to impress on her tho
need of locking tho doors at night, ho
determined to impersonate a burglar
to frighten her. But when he put his
plan into execution she seized him by
tho throat and pummclcd him severe
ly before ho could establish his iden
tity. HKxnr IIajitea.x, a prominentcitizen
of Brooklyn, has left $35,000 in his will
for tho erection of a statute to Lafay
ette in Prospect park, lie does this,
ho says, in the document, "as an ex
pression of my admiration for that no- j
bio and patriotic man und of my ap- '
prcciation, in which my country
bhares, of his aid in establishing our
republic. "
The city of New York has a school
enrollment of about 235,000, and about
40,000 of this vast juvenilo army aro
unable to find room in schoolhouses.
This is a surprising condition in view
of tho fact that the city annually
bponds $0,000,000 on her public school
by.stem. To deny a single child tho
full opportunity to acquire knowledgo
is decidedly un-American.
Theue was a trial of Gorman war
dogs at Dresden recently, in which tho
dogs came off creditably as military
aids. They kept up rapid and regular ,
communication between tho troops
and outposts a milo away, carrying tho
dispatches to and fro. They also
served ammunition, passing from man
to mun, tho number of ball cartridge
they carry being 250 and blank 35a"
The Lancet suggests as a safeguard
against the numerous cases of poison
ing by the use of tinned food that can
ners bo compelled to label the tins
with a notice that tho contents are
perfectly wholesome when eaten fresh
from the tin, and afford good food; but
tho public is advised not to expose tho
contents for any length of time to the
injurious influences of the atmosphere.
Bismaijck is said to be getting rather
feeble. Jubt before his last birthday
his health seemed visibly better, but
tho extensive and protracted celebra
tion of that event, involving as it did
tho reception of delegations of visi
tors who came and went for several
months, weakened tho prince's vital
ity. He is now able to walk but little,
and ho has to bo helped in and out of
his carriage.
' There was a romance in tho history
of the late Prof. Kilcy, tho famous en
tomologist, whoso death was an
nounced a few days ago. His mother,
who was a member of an old and aris
tocratic English family, was disowned
for marrying beneath her, but her
father relented so far as to give her
6on a superior education, which, with
tho .use ho made of it, was worth as
much as name or legacy.
The young gentleman whom Miss
Consuelo Vunderbilt is to marry goes
by the entire numof Charles Kichard
John Sponcer Churchill, duke of Mai
borough, marquis of Blandford, earl
of Suuderlaud, earl of Marlborough,
Baron Spencer of Worralcighton and
Baron Churchill of Sandridge, all in
England, priuco of tho holy Roman
empire, prince of Mindelheim in Swa
bla, and lieutenant in tho Oxfordshire
Hussars.
The telephone newspaper organized
lit Pcsth, Hungary,has now been work
ing successfully for two years. It is
tho only newspaper of tho kind in tho
world. It is called the Tolcphono Hir
nondo, or Herald, costs two cents, llko
u printed paper, and is valuable to per
sons who aro unable or too lussy to uso
their eyes or who can not read. It has
0,000 subscribers, who receive the news
as they would ordinary telephone mes
6agei A special wire 108 miles long
runs along tho windows of tho houses
of subscribers, which uro connected
with tho apparatus which prevents tho
blocking of tho ystom.
The News Condensed.
Important Intelligence From All Parts.
DOMESTIC.
The wholo business portion of Cam
bridge, O., was destroyed by flro witli
a loss of over 8100,000.
Many orchard trcos in North Co
loma. Mich., havo been forced into
blossom by tho heat from tlto forest
fires that have been burning in that
vicinity during tho past few weeks.
StrathiierrV broke tho world's rcc-.
ord for a mile on a half-mile track,'
making it in 2:07Jf at Oskaloosa, la.
The inaugural baseball game for tho
Temple cup was played at Cleveland
between tho Cleveland and Baltimoro
clubs, and was won hy tho former by a
score of 5 to 4.
The United States cruiser Brooklyn
was launched at Crump's shipyard in
Philadelphia.
The wife of Patrick Carroll.a Chi
cago laborer, gave birth to four chil
dren two boys and two girls.
Gov. Calkij West, of Utah, submlU
ted his last annual report to tho secre
tary of the Interior. Before another
report can be mado tho territory will
become a state. The population, ac
cording to tho census of 1895, is 247,
324; property valuation, 07,042,151.
John Czech was executed at Jersey
City, N. J., for tho murder of his wife.
Stanley Braine and Mabel Olds,
prominontyoung people, wero drowned
in Mod river at Springfield, O., while
boating.
Flames nt Warren, II. I., destroyed
three largo cotton mills, two ware
houses, small sheds, freight cars and
other property, causing a loss of over
81,000,000.
Tun second baseball game for tho
Temple cup was played at Cleveland ,
between tne uiovoianu ana lialtimoro
clubs, and was won by the former by a
bcore of 7 to 2.
At the Kendallvillo (Ind.) fair five
incendiary fires were started simulta
neously among the fancy stock pad
docks and James Jackson and an un
known woman wero burned to death.
The constitutional convention at
Columbia, S. C, adopted a clause for
bidding the intermarriage of a white
person with any person who contains
any negro blood in his or her veins.
The Farmers and Merchants' bank
at Crelghton, Mo., made an assign
ment with liabilities of 800,000.
Col. It. E. A. Crofton, commander
of the Fifteenth infantry at Fort Sher
idan, 111., was shot at by Lieut. Pague,
who was temporarily insane, and nar
rowly escaped death.
It was said that Secretary Olney had
sent a dispatch to Minister Bayard in
London declaring in the most positive
language that the United States would i
never conbent to British occupation of
the disputed territory in Venezuela un
less that nation's right thereto was
first determined by arbitration.
Joseph Tiernan, of St. Louis, who
died September J, has been discovered
to- havo been short 833,000 in his ac
counts with the Security Building and
Loan association. I
The exchanges at the leading clear
ing houses in tho United States during 1
the week ended on the 4th aggregated
$1,137,080,777, against 5007,924,422 the
previous week. Tho increase, com
pared with the corresponding week in
1894, was 13.0.
The sash and door factory of Rufus
R. Thomas & Co. in Philadelphia was
destroyed by fire, causing a loss of .
8100.000.
There were 207 business failures in
the United States in tho seven days
ended on the 4th, against 210 the week
previous and 219 in the corresponding i
lime in 1894
Dujuno the pnst year there were
0,540 applications for divorce in Ohio
and 2,597 were granted. ,
S. W. Lamoreux, commissioner of
the general land office, in his annual
report says the total area of vacant
public land in tho United States In
acres is as follows: Surveyed, 313,837,
8Sd; unsurvcyed, 285,245,707.
Another big haul of Italian counter
feiters was made by the agents of the
government's beeret service in New
York.
George Wiiitecotton, of Anderson,
Ind., found his daughter who was kid
naped twelve years ago.
At a meeting in New Y'ork of promi
nent paper manufacturers a trust was
formed with a capital of 835,000,000.
Mn. Preston, the director of tho
mint, is of the opinion that the gold
product during 1895 will show an in
crease over last year of from 85,000,000
to 87,000.000.
Charles Blomherq, eldest son of
August Blomberg, a prominent banker
in Rockford, 111., left New York on a
wager of 85,000 that he can walk
around the world in 201 days.
Ma J. Gen. Ruoer assumed command
of tho military department of tho cast,
with headquarters at Governor's is
land. Minister Castle, the new diplomatic
representative of Hawaii to the United
States, arrived in Washington.
Three men wero nrrebted at Hills
boro, Tex., for participating in a gloeo
fight after tho passage of the now law.
At tho Episcopal triennial conven
tion in Minneapolis a resolution was
adopted complimenting the governor
nnd legislature of Texas on the prize
fighting question.
W. R. llEARsr, publisher of tho Snn
Francisco Examiner, purchased tho
New York Morning Journal.
While delivering u bcrmon before a
large audience at Dayton, O., Rev. L.
L. Langbtroth dropped dead In tho
pulpit. Ho was 85 years of age.
Daniel Lizer, living near Llncoln
ville, 111,, found in an old trunk the
first manacles .worn by John Brown,
of Ossawatomle, during Ills imprison
ment at Hurper's Ferry. Mr. Llzer's
brother was in charge of tho armory
ut tho tlmo and so got the handcuffs.
In borne portions of Colorado 0 inches
of buow had fallen and much damage
was done to orchards.
The school board at Lima, O., issued
an order prohibiting the use of tobacco
and cigarettes among pupils, many
of whom havo been stunted mentally
auu pnysicuiiy.
NeAi. Smith, tho nogi." who assaulted
nnd murdered Maggie Henderson at
Coal City, Tcnn., was taken from tho
btocknds by a mob of U00 men and
lynched, after being mutilated In a
terrible manner.
Tin: third baseball gamo for tho
Temple cup was played at Cleveland
between tlve Cleveland and Baltimore,
clubs, and was won by tho former by
a score of 7 to 1.
At Birmingham, Ala., Sam Childress
tried to shoot his sweetheart in a fit of
jealousy. Ho was killed by Deputy
Sheriff Colo in attempting to escape.
At Washington a petition asking
congress to give Cuba support has re
ceived ovor 1,000 names, iucVudliig
some of tho leading men of tho city.
In convention at Fresno, Cal., tho
State Bankers' association adopted a
resolution opposing tho free coinage of
bilvcr at the ratio of 10 to 1.
Not knowing what the punishment
would be llf ty-ono saloonkeepers at St
Joseph, Mo., pleaded guilty in the
United States court to failing to can
cel stamps on liquor barrels and wero
sentenced to ono year each in the peni
tentiary and to pay a fine of $500.
At the laying of tho corner stono of
tho new St. Mary's Catholic church at
Loraine, O., a platform gave way, and
in the crush that followed one person
was killed, a number fatally injured
und a score or more seriously hurt.
Bv the wrecking of a freight train
near Blackstonc Junction, Mass.,
Charles Lawson, tho engineer, and
Edward Fay and Qeorgo E. Monroe,
brakemen, were killed.
The big 50,000-pouud flywheel at
the power house of tho Hudson Elec
tric Light company at Uobokcn, N. J.,
hurst, killing tho engineer and badly
wounding his two assistants. A simi
lar accident in the electric light plant
at Homestead, Pa,
killed John Bow
man, the engineer.
Ex-Shekiff Patrick Kennedy was
murdered at Leadvillc, Col., by his
father-in-law, ex-Police Justice Thomas
Powers, family troubles being the
cause.
Henry Fable, Louis Wcgman and
Charles Wegman were suffocated in a
well on a farm nenr Toledo, O.
The first men to bo convicted under
a luw enacted by the Oklahoma legis
lature making tho punishment for
highway robbery imprisonment for
life, were Tullis and Henry Welsh.
They were convicted of robbing an old
man of seven dollars.
L. L. Hiatt and William H. Grote,
two of the most prominent and oldest
business men of Wheaton, 111., wero
drowned in Powers' lake by the up
setting of their boat.
Andrew J. Scott was hanged at
Charleston, W. Va,, for the murder of
his wife.
By a collision between an engine
and a crowded passenger train near
Wavre, Belgium, ten persons were
killed and forty injured, several of
them seriously.
Tirn Colorado Milling and Elevator
company's flour mill and elevator at
Fort Collins was destroyed by fire, the
loss being S125.000.
A Bio Four passenger train at Tiffin,
O., killed George Shoemaker, who was
trying to cross tho track in front of it.
From the headquarters of the Irish
National alliance in New York city an
nppeal was issued calling for money to
carry on the new campaign for "the
complete independence of Ireland by
any means consistent with the laws of
nations-"
While attempting to savo the life
of a young doe Henry Nelson, the
keeper of the Forest park zoo at St.
Louis, was gored to death by an in
furiated elk.
Near Twohig Station, Tex., J. Shaw,
a ranchman, two Mexican men and a
Mexican child wero shot dead by
thieves who had stolen a yearling steer
from Shaw.
Near Birmingham, Ala., by the ex
plosion of a kerosene lamp Ellie and
Addic Evatt were burned to death.
While driving across the Milwaukee
& St. Paul tracks in Chicago Frank
nnd Georgo Winkelman, aged 7 and 9
years, were instantly killed, while
their father was seriously injured.
By the explosion of gas in a mine at
Wilkesbarre, Pa., a number of miners
were killed and several seriously in
jured.
I Justice Haoner, of the supreme
court of the District of Columbia, ren
dered a decision giving full effect to
I the government's title to Potomac flats
lands.
In a dock riot at Tonawanda, N. Y.,
Capt Phillips was killed and his son
fatally injured.
I Masked men held up a trolley car
on tho North Shore electric line be
tween Edgewater and Argyle Park,
suburbs of Chicago, and eighteen pas
sengers were beaten, shot and robbed.
The international convention of flro
chiefs opened at Augusta, Go,, Con
gressman Black delivering the address
of welcome.
Joseph Ewai.t, in a jealous rage,
shot Mrs. Nellie Stegman at Denver,
Col., and thcu sunt a bullet through
his own brain.
Saloonkeeper Silkr shot and killed
John Otto at St. Louis and then killed
himself. Sller's wife was the cause of
the trouble.
The flro loss of the United States
and Canada for the month of Septem
ber bhows a total of 810,700,300, against
S10.14U,000 for the same period labt
year.
The fourth baseball game for tho
1 Temple cup was played at Baltimore
between tho Cleveland and Baltimore
clubs, and was won by the latter by a
bcorc of 5 to 0.
I Two mom; deaths wero reported at
Sabula, la,, from wholesalo poiboning,
which occurred recently at a w,edding,
making four deaths in all. Ono hun
dred persons wero said to be under
treatment.
At Delaware Wator Cap, Pa., Mrs.
, John Knox Marshall, wifo of a promi
nent Boston manufacturer, jumped
from a window of a boarding houbo
and was killed.
A carload of now corn, the first of
tho season, arrived at St, Louis from
southeast Missouri and graded No. 2,
This is tho curliest that corn gradiug
no. x uas ever arnvcu at tuat market.
C N. SMrni, who recently killed bin
sister-in-law, Edna Buchert, und his fi-year-old
daughter, Louise, was sen
tenced at Decatur, 111., to be hanged
November 20.
An earthquake shook occurred in thu
vicinity of Wenona, 111., doing great
damage to the coal mines,
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
The republicans of tho Eighteenth
district of Illinois nominated Cyrus T.
Cook for congress to fill tho vacancy
caused by tho death of Frederick C.
Ucmann.
Harry Wright, chief of umpire of
tho National Loaguo of Baseball clubs,
died at Atlantic City, N. J., aged 00
years.
Maj. J. C. C. Black (dem.) defeated
Thomas E. Watson (pop.) for congress
in the Tenth Georgia district by a ma
jority of 1,041.
W. 11. Moody, of Haverhill, Mass.,
was nominated for congress by the re
publicans of tho Sixth district to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of
Gen. William Coggswcll.
Jared Ferguson, aged 101 years and
8 months, died in Dccorah, la. Ho
was one of tho very few surviving pen
sioners of tho war of 1812.
Having lived 104 years in Ireland,
Mrs. Mary Coffey arrived in Now York
to pass the remainder of her life.
Prof. Hjalmah Hjorth Boyesen, of
Columbia college, the noted Nor
wegian author, died suddenly in New
Y'ork, aged 47 years.
Democrats of tho Eighteenth dis
trict of Massachusetts nominated
Charles A. Russell for congress.
Massachusetts republicans in state
convention nt Boston, nominated a
ticlcct headed by Gov. Greenhnlge, tho
present imcumbent, for governor.
FOREIGN.
Manuel Romero Rulro, aged 03,
minister of the interior and father-in-law
of President Diaz, died In the City
of Mexico.
In an engagement between the in
surgents nnd Spanish troops nt Las
Veras the insurgents lost forty killed
nnd had 130 wounded.
Three vessels, ono French and two
English, were lost on tho south coast
of Newfoundland and Ave men wero
drowned.
The Armenian church at Constanti
nople and the other churches situated
in different parts of tho Turkish capi
tal were crowded with refugees to es
cape Turkish mobs. According to tho
Armenians about 200 of their number
were killed during tho rioting.
At the international law congress at
Brussels a resolution was passed pro
viding that tho next meeting of tho
congress be held in the United States
during the year 1897.
Seven hundred deaths were report
ed at Tangier, Morocco, to date from
cholera.
The Spanish bark Joven Lola has
been wrecked near Rosario, on the
Colorado reefs and five of her crew
vere drovAed.
William Wettmore Story, the dis
tinguished American sculptor, died
suddenly at the home of his daughter,
Marquise Peruzzi, in Rome.
The commercial treaty between
France and Great Britain relating to
trade between France and tho Do
minion of Canada has been ratified.
The representatives of the six pow
ers sent a collective note to the Turk
ish government demanding the prompt
institution of a rigorous inquiry into
the recent rioting, bloodshed, and
wholesale imprisonment of Armenians
there and demanding the release of all
prisoners who are innocent of wrong
doing and the cessation of arrests.
LATER.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa., on the 8th, tho
rescuers discovered tho bodies of tho
four men who perished hy the explo
sion in the Dorrance mine. The bodies
were horribly burned. The men hnd
evidently been killed by the force of
the explosion.
At Baltimore on tho 8th the Cleve
land League club defeated the Baltl
mores in tho fifth gamo of the series
for tho Temple cup and thereby be
came its custodian for the ensuing
year. Cleveland won ir of the five
games played and as the net recoipts
of the games go to tho players, each
member of the winning tcum will re
ceive about 8500, while the Baltimore
players will get 8300 each.
Inspector SciiAnr, of tho treasury
department, arrested thirty Chinese
women at the exposition grounds in
Atlanta, Gn., on the 8th. It is charged
that they wero imported for immoral
purposes.
Six men were seriously injured by
the explosion of a boiler in tho Whar
ton Iron Company's mine at Hibernin,
N. J., on tho 8th. Tho town was sha
ken as if by an earthquake and nearly
every window in tho frame houses was
broken. The engine house is a com
plete wreck. The damage will amount
to over 810,000.
Gen. William Maiione, ex-United
States senator from Virginia, died at
Washington on the 8th from the effects
of a paralytic stroke. He was 09 years
of age.
The republicans of Indianapolis,
Ind., suffered tho heaviest defeat in tho
history of tho city iu the municipal
election on tho 8th. Thomas Taggart,
democrat, was elected mayor by about
4,000 plurality and tho rest of tho dem
ocratic ticket by about 8,200. Two
years ago tho republicans carried tho
city by 3,100.
A riRE in a tenement houso at Cin
cinnati early on the morning of tho 0th
resulted in tho burning to death of
Mrs. Ponso, aged 80, und tho fatal
burning of Mrs. Duvis, aged 30; Julia
Davis, aged 10, and Raphael Davis,
aged :i. Ida Mlnconsky, aged ii and
Mumio Ponso, uged 10, wero badly
burned, but may recover.
The men in the Matchless mine ut
Lendville, Col., started to work on tho
night of tho 7th in an abandoned holo
when a charge of powder exploded,
killing James Morrison and fatally in
juring John Moore.
News has beon received at Moscow
of the capsizing of a raft on tho river
Oku, near Ozery, drowning 100 persona.
BOLD BANDITS.
Thoy Attack an Hlootrlo Oar in a
Ohioago Suburb.
Tho Klglitnrn l'nsucniror Are Forced to
(llo Up Their .Money mill Valu
able Ono nt tho l.iittur
8h.it Other Clubbed.
Chicago, Oct. 8. Flvo armed and
masked road agents hold up an elec
tric car in the outskirts of tho city be
tween 8 and 9 o'clock Monday night
nnd went through tho passengers in
regular train robber fashion. One pas
.sengcr wns shot and two or three others
clubbed, and the robbers escaped with
out leaving a clew of an3' kind as to their
identity. The spot selected for tho
robbery wns near tho lierwyn avenue
crossing of Evunston avenue, the latter
thoroughfare being tho one used by
the North Shore Electric Street Rail
road company for its cars between tho
northern city limits and the suburban
city of Evanston.
Tho car makes fast timo along this
stretch of the run, and Monday night
it had eighteen passengers, two of
whom were women. As tho ear ap
proached Bcrwyn avenue, north
bound, the motoriuau noticed a group
of men standing nt tiie side of
the track. At the moment he noticed
the men two of thnm stepped out in
front of tho car nnd signalled to stop.
As the car came to a standstill two of
the robbers stepped upon the front
platform nnd three ascended the steps
of the rear platform. Then it was no
ticed that tho men wore masks and
their purpose was suspected.
The suspicion was not formed in tho
minds of the passengers when one of
the robbers opened the front door nnd
said: "If you people behave yourselves
nnd make no noise you won't get hurt.
But you've got to keep quiet
nnd give up what you've got."
His remarks were reinforced with
a huge revolver and the passengers
were thinking about giving resistance
when the lights in the ear went out,
the thieves having taken off the trolley
polo and removed the generator
wrench from the motorman so tho
power could not bo governed. The
darkness compelled the passengers to
submit, and then the searching process
was inaugurated.
All of the eighteen occupants of tho
car were robbed of various amounts of
money, watches and jewelry. Tho
value of the plunder Is not known, but
will probably amount to between S500
and SS00.
As the bandits entered A. E. West
man sat at the side of the car. In his
hands he held a heavy cane. As tho
robbers entered he half raised it as if
to strike. One of them seized it and,
wrenched it from his hands. Then the
bandit poised his new weapon in the
air and struck Westman a terrific blow
in the face. It brought the blood spurt
ing. It was the signal for a general at
tackan attack without mercy or com
passion. N. O. Johnson had tried to
rise in his place. He was struck to tho
earth with a blngle blow from tho
cane. As he lurched forward with a
great gash, in his head ho was struck
again. Then he lay still and white.
The robbers bent over and wrenched
his watch and chain from his pocket
and slid them quickly into their own.
A robber approached T. P. Nisbett
and demanded his money. Nisbett
arose from his seat and knocked tho
revolver up. Then lie dealt the robber
a terrific blow in the face that sent him
reeling to the opposite side of the car.
But it was only a moment. Recovering
himself, the revolver dropped to the
horizontal. At the same instant an
other robber struck Nisbett in tho
face and sent him to one side. It
baved his life, for at that moment the
bhot was fired and the bullet pierced
his leg at the knee.
But the robbers knew that their
shots would soon alarm the distant
I settlers. And another car was
soon due. There was a signal from
the shock-haired leader. Instantly
the robbers rode down their
victims on their way to tho doors,
and a moment later they were swal
lowed up in tho dark. There were
those who followed in their anger to
trace the robbers. In Berwin avenue
the five men sprung into an old Mirrey,
! laid the lash to the horses and rattled
west, and were soon beyond pursuit.
The police authorities wore notified of
the affair, and searched all night, but
without result.
By his presence of mind Conductor
Osborn saved the fares which he had
collected during tho day, und wus
therefore almost tho only person on the
car to escape the robbers. When
the masked men began to beat
tho passengers the conductor grasped
his money in his hand and dropped
it all down in tho spaco back of
tho seats where tho wiudows fit down
when they are open. In this way tho
money could not be reached. The en
tire time consumed by the robbers did
not exceed five minutes, and the
wounded victims arrived in Edgewater
not more than an hour late.
SMITH WILL BE HANGED.
Murderer of IIU Child und Slster-lii-Law
to Ho Executed.
Decatur, 111., Oct 8. Charles N.
Smith, who murdered his daughter
Louise Smith, and his sister-in-law,
Edna Buchert, nine days ago and
pleaded guilty boforo Judge Vail on
Thurbday, October 3, was on Monday
sentenced to bo hangod Friday, Nov
ember 29.
BURNED TO DEATH.
Two Cllrls.I.oao Their Lives Through tho
Kxploglon of it E.nmi,
Birmingham, Ala., Oct 8. A small
lamp exploded at tho homo of Mr. W.
U. Evatt, about 0:30 o'clock Sunday
evening, at Woodluwn, a buburb of
Birmingham, resulting In tho death of
two bisters, Dora and Adie Evatt, aged
15 and 10 respectively.
l'resldeiit American News Compuuy Dead.
New Yquu;, Oct, 8. Georgo L. Tyson,
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corapuny, and a well-known pews
d paler, died here Monduy.
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