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t, i. MlKOSiS, Proprietor.
HARRISON',
NEBRASKA
lira. 0.lBod A : r: I oJ.
CaLCCTT, My 1-Mrs. Grimwood
wife of the late politic! agent at Midi
pur, who in murdered with Commit
eiooer Qrfintco and others, has arriver
her and says the whole disaster wi'
due to the rashness of Qiinton in re?u
ing to listen to the sensible advice givei
him in regard to negotiations with tb
native chief. lie endeavored to entrai
the senaputty (brother of the deposed
naharijah), with the intention of plac
tog him under arrest, but the eenaputtv
learning of thie, not only failed to ap
pear but planned a trap in which th.
Bntiah were caught Mrs. Grim wood',
story has caused severe reflections to bt
zaat upon the manner in which the ec
tire Manipur incident has been handled
from the time the msharijah was de
posed down to I he apparently delay it
pushing forward the British forces,
A Pu-lmu cu 1'niver.ily.
G alt arrow, May L Articles of in
eorporation have have been forwarded
to the secretary of state of the Tan
American Education Promoting issoci
ation." Its aims are to promote and
establish and solicit aid for a Pan-American
university upon the coast of Mexi
co, where the languages, habits, custonn
and trades of the American republic
may be learned, thereby promoting mu
tual interests and extending the ac
quaintance of the commerce of Ameri
can pi ople. The incoi porators a:e: J
L. Hampton and George Briggs, Ohie;
ex-Governor Evans, Colorado; O. Jl.
Sherman, Kansas; Prof. 0. 1L Cooper
Jundge W. B. Lickhart, It )x Walter
Qreaham, Hon. F. 8. Dana and iloo. It.
L. Fulton, Texas.
A Hrjro Lacked lha Drummer.
Des Moists, May l- Bee Special-An
exciting encounter took place in a room
in the Kirkwood house yesterday morn
ing in which blood flowed freely. The
combat was between Noah Piper, s
traveling man representing a book pub
liahiog hones of Chicago, and a colored
porter named Ray. The quarrel arose
o-er the presence of a pretty white girl
in the trave ing man's room whom th
colored man ciaimed as his "properly.''
Tfce traveling man got the worst d
the enoounter, and ail three were land
ed in jail uder fines imposed by the
polios court. The white man is said to
oome of a good family and has a family.
A charge of lewdness has been filed
against him and the girl, which in this
tat is a penitentiary offense.
Ooa'l Want Ktraugera.
Fort Custeb, Mojo., May L Plenty
Causa, Crow chief, with about one
thousand Indians, eme to Fort Custei
and talked with General Brisbin abou
the proposition to lease the lands ti
cattleman for grazing purposes. The
have cattle of their own, he said, aoc
did not want strangers on the reserva
tion. Several firms had 50,000 head o'
cattle grazing on their lands and the)
were enough. ' No mora must come
The Indiana appeared angry. - Genera!
Brisbin said be would notify the grea'
father of what they said.
Was Warmad to Oat.
Washihgtoh, May 1. In regarc'
to the instructions issued some time
ago by the commissioner of Indian af
fairs, ordering the removal of intruder!
from the Chickasaw Nation, it wa.
stated at the Indian bureau that thes
6,000 people never had a shadow of titl.
or claim to the land they oxupy ant
as early as July, 1890, were warned t
leave the territory before the following
Novomber. Those who remained havt
done so as than removal will certain 1)
ba insisted upon.
teleiee f the Ripper.
LoffDOH, April 30. I Bee Special -It
to reported that the unknown man win
committed suicide at Wimbleton som
three weeks ago, by shooting himself
has been identified ss "Jack tha Ripper.'
One of the means of the alleged identifi
cation was the finding in the pockets ot
the dead man's clothes papers identical
with that of which the various "Ripper'
warnings have baas written.
NEBRASKA STATE SEWS.
John Barry of Omaha has r.cantl)
fallen heir to a snug little fortune.
R. W. Lull of Roeeland had hia 6 tort
burglarized and ia out fi in conse
quence. Sheriff Mai'on has resigned his oSot
as sheriff of Dodge county, to take
immediate effect, iu order that he may
accept the position of warden of the
penitentiary, to which positon he has
been appointed by Gjvernor Boyd.
Emma Ranooville was taken into tht
South Omaha police court by het
mother who wants har sent to the re
form school. The gul is but fourteen
years old, and her molher says she as
sociates with bad men and payi nc
teed to parental authority.
Mrs. Ann Carver o! Nebraska City,
Uied to commit auicide by swallowing a
large quantity of morphine. She had
lain in an out housa for several hours
before she was discovered. She it
likely to recover. No reason is assigned
for the rash ajt.
The Cudahy packing company of
South Omaha have added to their plant
a box factory, an oleo and butterine de
partment, and have also added a new
engine and boiler room. Two hundred
additional men will receive employment
as a result of these improvements.
Fourte.n Superiorites were made
Oddfellows in one night last week.
Two Tecumseh young nun have gone
on the road with F. J. Taylor's circus.
Rer. Mr. Dillon has resigned as pas
tor of the Baptist church at Weeping
Water
A half-mile track is to be constructed
03 the Logan Valley stock farm near
Wakeflald.
The construction of a seventy-fire-bar
rel roller mill at Randolph is progress
ing rapidly.
A ball and banquet was given at
Blue Hill in celebration ot the comple
tion of the water works.
The llartington creamery has opened
for the season with a capacity of 1,000
pounds per day.
John Hanoy cf Columbus lost forty
head of hog3 the other day fretxi some
mysterious disease.
The northwestern Nebraska normal
institute will be held at Wayne from
June 22 to August 28.
The next annual meeting of the inter
state Gaand Army encampment will be
held at Superior June 2.
A gun in the bottom of the wagon of
W. T. Lncas of Fraser, Phelps county,
went off unexpectedly and shot the
borse, killing the animal instantly.
A son of George Preston, a e!
known resident of Burt county, has be
come insane on religious matters ani
has been confined in jail at Tekamab
Wheat Sklraratt
Ualvmtow, Txx, Mar l.r-The tide of
wheat shipmaota to the seaboard hai
tisraed and ia flowing to Galveston. A
Waia of eighteen loaded oars of wbea
arrived hare from Sumner county. Kan
aaa, every car being gadv decorated. I
was sidetracked and the oitizens of Gal
i will visit the train and bold i
I osiebration over the arrival o'
t fall train load of wheat to thu
fad Another train eoroute is exp.vt
ad to arrive soon.
Win iMNti M. laawaUjr.
Pam, May 1. Tba Count da Mote
Mla aow ambasaarlw of Franca at
Casjataaltaopto, will auooead M. Libou
kra as ambassador at St Petersburg,
frhSa M. IlarbsUa, ambassador at Ber
Urn wiM batranaterrad to Coastantinople;
M.cffllott, ambassador at Rome, wUl
to Barlia, M. Boustan from
to Madridt Count d
Tssjtrit from.Atbaas to WaahimHm
rwTkwor4ir: A cook book
CNMtMMftnMiptCsY BUktOf lEtoh
eift ktsl i ti& Tha ploet it
Tho'tias L. Hitchcock, while working
a a pile driver near uamoun, wat
struck by the sledge and had one arm
broken in two places and two ribs frac
tured.
It is rumored that prominent Chicago
parties have closed a deal with some ol
the Superior stockmen to put in a
stock yards and packing houee at Super
ijr.
Bert Ackerman, recently arrested c
Ithaca for selling liquor without a lii
cense, attempted to leave his bondsmen
in the lurch, but was caught just as he
was on the point of departure and rat
kept from carrying out his intention
by the persuasive power of a revolver
until the officer arrived.
Frank E. Winslow, a well flaet pho
tographer, is a lucky man in fact was
born so, says the Hays County Repub
lican. He was in town one day last
week and exhibited letters to us show
ing conclusively that he is one of the
heirs to the vast fortune in New York
known as the Trinity church propei ty.
This tract of land was leased in 1792 by
the great grandfather, named Winslow,
for the term of ninety-nine years. It is
now about to revert the heirs, of whom
there are twenty, and as the property is
said to be valued at 1200,000,000 tbU
will give Fra-k about 110,000,003 in his
own right.
The finding ot some notes in the pos
session of a Lincoln prostitute signed b
Joe Bdtchinson and given to bis father
to pay for a farm has resulted in tha old
man Hutchinson being landed in jail at
Wahoo. When young Joe found where
hia notes were ha waa very indignant
and proceeded to raise tha wind a little,
and in retaliation the old man got up
on hia ear and threatened to shoot bU
son, Joe, as soon as ha could lay ayaa on
him. Tha other day he left Ashland
for hia son's home near Memphis with
blood in hia aye and a revolver ia hit
pocket. As soon ss he left soma one
telegraphed to Memphis to aand a man
post haste to Joe Hutchinson and toll
him to oome to Ashland by another
route and thus evade trouble. Joa did
as requested, and whan ha reached Ash
land hesworeout a complaint, and whan
hia father returned ha was promptly ar
rested and bound ovar. Ha could not
give bonds and so wast to jad.
Tha Salvation army ars preparing to
wvadaSatton.
The lata rains did a good daalof dam
again tha Shall oresk rail north of
Sebajrlar.
Orant oraaty will bara to be w-ra r
vared, owing to the imferfeo
Irtrdljr AHtmf tm AMaMlttt.
Sr. Joseph, April 23.-Etnmet Veils,
a prominent merchant of RushU!e, in
the southern par, of Buchanan county,
was the victim of a willful a tempt at
murder and is cow hovering betB
life and death, with but little chance
for his recovery. Wells c!oed his store
and started home. As he was passing
small frame barn near his dwellicg
houss some person emptied the content
of a heavily loaded shotgun into his
head, neck, right shoulder and right
arm. As he fell to the ground L
caught a glimpse of tha woulJ-be-mur
derer disappearing down an alley, car
O ing the shotgun over his shoulder.
Mrs. Wells ran to the door of their resi
dence and also saw the running man.
She described him as being of short
stature, heavily built and attired in
dark clothing. As it was early in the
evening when the shooting occurred t
crowd soon jratbered. Wells was found
unconscious and bleeding profusely.
He was carried to his borne a few yards
distant and physicians called. His
wounds were found to be very serious.
Thie morning Sheriff Spratt and Prose
cuting Attorney Voriee went to Ruah-
ville to investigate the matter. Upon
their arrival two young men, named Or
an Elliott and Maurice Jcnes, were ar
retted on suspicion. Ell iott is a nephe
of Wells and Jones is from Hiawatha,
Kan. Both are eighteen years of aye
and have been attending a business col
lege in St. Joseph. Jones claims to
know nothing of the affair and
says that be went to Rushville with
Elliott to spend Sunday. He says tbat
he can prove tis whereabouts at the
time ot the shooting. The description
given by Mrs. Wells ffts him exactly.
Llliott is not only a nephew ot Well
but a ward, the latter having in his pos
session some $3,000 of the boy's money.
Mr. Wells was able to make a statement
this afternoon and said:
"Young Elliott has frequently quar
relled with me and has. on mora than
one occasion threatened my life. He is
wild and reckless and becauss ha couW
not have bis way in everything ha tried
to stir up strife with me. Soma three
years ago be waa working ia my store
and during the time he waa with me he
stole about 1300. I discharged him and
at the time threatened me. I afterward
persuaded him to go to school He may
or may not be guilty of ahooting me, al
though I must say that in tba least be
acted suspiciously when he came to
Rushville on Friday evening."
1 he Blardar ju Italians.
Newark, N. J April 29. While
Thomas Bulger, with three male and
two female companions, were sitting on
a stoop, tour Italians passed. One of
the girls made a remark about the na
tionality of the passers-by, whereupon
one ot the Itu'.ians returned and stabbed
Bulger in the abdomen, nearly disem
boweling bim. The offending girl fled
down the street, pursued by the infuri
aUd Italian, who was fast overtaking
her, when John Powers intercepted
bim. The Italian turned upon Powers
and plunged the knife into his side.
Both the wounded men were taken to
the hospital, where Bulger died. Pow
ers has a slight chance ot recovery.
The murderer was arrested.
CatlU Which Mar Be Moved.
Wabhikctoii, April 29. The depart
ment of agriculture irsues a notice that
cattle which have been at least ninety
daya in the described area in northern
Texas may be moved by mail ints Col
orado, Wyoming and Montana for graz
ing ana slaughter only in aocorJance
with the regulrtions of said states, pro
vided they sba. not be shipped into any
other state or territory or be allowed in
pens or on trails or ranges to be occu
pied or crossed by cattle going to east
ern markets before December 1. All
cars used must be disinfected upon
loading.
Takea Iks Bath-Tab Root.
Baltimore, Mo, April 29. Albert &
Bessel, a baker aged about 45 years, was
drowned in a bath tub yesterday even
ing at his home, 630 Gold street, in
Northwest Baltimore. Dr. Silas Bald
win, coroner, who was notified by the
police ot the occurrence, stated in his
report that Beerell had committed sui
cide, and inqueat was unneceesa'y. The
tub waa not long but was deep. When
found BesseM's bead and body were in
the water, which waa pouring over the
tub. He waa out of wotk and in bad
health. It ia said Bessell bad tor some
time been despondent. He had no
children. x
A LawatM Dm Fata) Work.
STEBBEimujc, O., April 29.-Lorsn
Coleman, the loaane son of a wsll-tolo
farmer, fired a shotgun from so upstairs
wwao rat bis mother and sister, who
were In the garden. Both women were
sincun oown, and when George Clo-
man, a urm nana, came to their assist
enoe, young lineman nred at him. l n
maniac a sister ia likely u die, bat his
mother and Cloman will recover. Cole
man said he thought the shootine
t..A u a M "
wviwu huiih tum pries oi cones,
rostpeaed the Behrlaa- Im tw
Wasjiihotow, April ffl.-Tbe sun
4 m r-
"n lormauy postpon.'d the
Ssyward Bearing see case until th.
wowMHuwwy in ins next Ootobev
tank The lottery dvertissaent oases
wen eleo postponed despite th -
om efforts on the part of th. JI
pay toe the New Orleans and Mobile
ssfwitwwKiiiiauiM poatpooeBsat
weld leave their ptp. with JT"
afertiMBMta toladed froB tU ioa2.
JACK THE RIPPER CAPI I'RED
H ,l.oonCov red W th I - 1miI,
and Hi Clothe Foil" 'I lr.p
p;njf in Blood.
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Ht WAS J a LOU OF HIK.
Nf.w VoRK. May L-Inspector Uvrce.
v . ,. .. u.t uttnJ the ernue lor
liic a i
murdar of Carrie Brown. The
r iai-'renchv Na 1. who UTn-
on f riday night less than tenty-four
hours aftar committing the crime, and
who has been und-r lock and key ever
since. On the night of the murder
Frenchy No. 1 occupied room 33 in the
Est R.ver hotel with a woman by the
came cf Mary Ann Lop.
This room was across the hail from
that occupied by the Brown wuo.aa and
hr unknown companion, r roin
infor
tnation in the poaemion of the polk ;i
appears tbat the murdered ouian'
companion left her some time before
1 tVlot-k -jn Friday rooming. George
Francois Frenchy No. 1 bud b-n at
ir.A tins A the loverof the old woman,
out for sxnetime baa been insane y
jealous of her. He heard her conpau
lon leave the room, and shortly alter
ard he got up leaving his room uiato.
Mary Ann Lopez- asleep, and crossing
ihe hall, lie deliberately strangled anJ
Jisembowled his victim. This i the
tnrv nf tha milice and ia substantiated
y the following fac's:
When Frenchy No. I had completed
his murderous work, he recrsed the
hall and entered the room No. 33. In
the room he left the evidence of Lis
ui!t. When the police maJe their in-
vfcstiyation traces of blood were to be
found on every side. The only chair
the room was covered with blood and
smeared on the clothes of the jiurderer
be having sst down upon it when he en
tered the room.
The bed clothes were found to be cov
ered with blooj, the murderer, some
'.ime during the night, having thrown
himself upon the bed. His atockinga,
he having removed bis shoes to do the
bloody work, were soaked with blood
and h ib clothing was also Covered with
Mood. Oq the walls and ceiling of the
iittle room, many small spots of blood
ere found the man having evidently
enteed the room with his hands reek
ing with blood and snapped his fingers
to get rid ot it. Scrapings from under
the man's nails are said by chemists to
aontoin bloody
ll Domaot Car.
Chicago, May 1. The minister to
Chins, Blair, was questioned regarding
the report that the Chinese government
protested against his being sent. He
said he knew nothing of it beyond the
newspsper reports and could take no
xgnlzance until officially notitiad. He
will continue his journey to the west
in lees recalled by the state department,
which knows his whereabouts. Mr.
Clair does not think there is any good
reasoi: why China should object to him.
What he did in congress be did from
-onviction. What he did in the nuit
ter)f Chinese immigration received the
endorsement of the government, and
the government is responsible, not hiiu
personally.
Later Mr. Blair reseived a telegram
fiom Secretary of State Blaine request
ing him to return to Washington. The
message contained no other information
and Mr. Blair went back. He said he
had do otfioial notill ;ation ef any change
and knew nothing of the rumors that he
to be sent to Japan or 1'ers.o.
Until the receipt of the m sa&ge
that he was not aware that h
as not to continue his journey to
China. So far as official knowksig-f
oee he is still the accredited minisier
to that country. Personal! J.
not care whether he goes or stays.
Another lllK ni.i.
Chattanooga, Tehs., May L A Ere
which started in Campbell 4 Co.'s f urc-
ture factory on King street early Tues
day morning was gotten under eontrrJ
at 7 o'clock, after destroying property
'"u lw0ULJr acres, wim a lot of
r,uuu, on which there waa an insut.
wee or over l.j0,0m The beavest
losers are as follows: Campball 4 (i
urniture factoryloss 175.000. insure.,.!
mm East Tennessee. Virw,i. i
Georgia railroad company, freight de
pot and contents and seventj-tive car
loads of freight, loss 1121900.
not known. A largp quantity of lumber
u vu. vicmiry and a number of hujj.
u- era ournea, bringing tkalosj
to the total given. While this fire
in progress a second hrnU
- vui j u en
other par: of towc, iMDg dmg, to th.
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AU.-.OOH, May l.-The I..-.L. .
of Duffy 4 Sons, at Bernardsev and .
number of tenement. J. ,Ty'
riTTst.a.. May i-Tbe- carpenters
m this city will strke for eight hours
and an tr.creaae in the raleof pay- H
U.ue mms bo are cot out bow also
tnke. Th contractors have ugrwd to
lock out ail the other branche of the
builJirg trades as well as the strikers
because they are all under a sort of con-
federation. There are about :y.u or-
rs in the various trades here.
Later The master builders conclud
1 not to lock out the other tradae, and
the rult mill be that U mill be at
work on the prwsent contract until
Lev have gone as far as they can with
out the carjntirs, mheo they mil! Cnd
hr-msflves smp'y ui.ab'e to prowl,
on itx.'ketl ou iu ni-i
ueWroiined on this mce to protoH the
buii.lers in other cities and so tte
tradte outeide the carpenU-rt eou'd not
ave a pretext for striking f r eight
-lours and thus Ciiis.ng the movement
o fpread. lfi"rl from many towns
iu this Breton my the carpenters are
nerally striki'jg for eight houw, and
t:e iniiications joiri.t to the strike
spreal.ng rapidly.
I'.ig 1 on fir
NiwY.i::;, May 2. -The rnift de
tructive tire of mnty yeurs is racing in
iouth JftMy. The great pine r. gioa
and cranberry district from Pleasant
I'oiut and !!ay ll.-ad or. the north, down
U) K'8 bailor, n sty uiilos e.,uth, nnH
'rom the At'antic to pints from thirty
'.o forty miles inland is swept by lire.
Diousands of acres of pine and cedar
1 nioer hsve U-en burned, many tocs
lave Uon threa'.eneJ. do7bs of house
'iave Ijecn destroyed and fears arn en
rtiiined for tiie safoty of the peoj.le in
he devastated country. So dtniO is
he smoke that hangs over the buruir g
'orest that farmers going from town to
'own nave to grope their way along the
'oads. Ilain has not fallen in week",
khI the inhabitants are unable to check
he spread of the tUinee. At many
places residents have been forced t flee
to the open country to tavo their livwe,
leaving their household goods In-hind
to burn. At one place a
sick woman, covered l-y water
soakel blank -ts was carried out
jf her burning home in bed. A rough
estimate p'oces the lota at over tl,CH,
000 and many farmers will be impover
ished. Mine Monti for one V nr.
CoiAMnus, O., May 2. The delermin-
itton of the executive board .of the I'nit
d mine workers and the. president of
the stateorgpniz'.inon to defer the strike
in the interest of the eijjht hour labor
'ay does not seem to be definitely Bet
tied even among the miners of Ohio.
The executive board rnule a proposi
tion to the Ohio operators te continue
at (he old rati1 of milling and um-pt a
nine hour iuy for a year, Uginning
Monday. The operators refuse to ai
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uetiru o: i;;8 iriH, rjj
ti met bis n.uj-9 j t.
twn atU Key CfAt ,
Moltke's re-M u t v
held at tU d-. A h-Wrk
the sKgetioa that ihux.,
tomorrj to the V;b v .
late for bun 1 ia
wish ex t.r bytb9
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ruiu. i-iiguius lervi JjX
in uie nan of the Utti
ill then be carr.td tTffy'
tary honors to the to.Uf
conveyance Ui K'eisM, .a,'
were laid in state twJ.tfe
Uetaila regoid.i.g tU J t'
tl.e fee; tbat d,nn u. : J
he worked with m'jott-Jr -'-t
had no nrctoniuoo nf
nearly completed tl.e fafo,
titicaiion of llei c ,;-cj Vj
his report on the euljet il
William Tuesdav ml Ti.'''
paeeedout of hi , I-a'-i ( .
trace of ai.y abut. n.H,: :
genius and tuai'ery 4$
w!kl to his h(.ii, Frjj,
finished Ids labors in t'.l'.
dirltd w ith tho KweJIit $
during the ienir:g u nr'J
Later, nl, iie play u hj B,
of wliiat at home he
a slight aathm.'tic s;tsa t;
the table aud left the r
SJpptwed by olhi r-i pr,
would return in ai.i.crttt,
t'i.1 not come built h.i ;.;
a'ter him. Major Moli
uncle tn a sitting . iti, i
bre-ith. On weii g la ;
count att tnptexj to riie.t
nient apjx'aretl to ha ;
w.akri h-t. llegotu;Ui
hisn phtw's arms, WM-n;-a
few mutuants lie breatu
d(K:tor was hurnel!) y.i f
when l-.e arrived UtvlatM
The caune of dcatn v, u -
heart. He u not krx.ii.l ,
soy pror.ounreil ,.nt d.ae (r.i-ler
clock work of life m ..;.i'-.-.f Vslaflt
CovsrA.vu.toj-i.it. rr ' 'cleaasst'
1 a')!, i
jraserfca
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Icept unless they can have tho OtMuriinco
that the agreement will not eniburraj
them to audi an exient that competing
llelds like Illinois and Penns; lvan:a will
beat them in (he marKi-t.
The Ohio miners also ccr,rend asid
considered the matter. K.?iri f thp
'o;ner de'egatw, rp?i.i; i.t-j strong
r-trictp.a.-e d jtppo cvj i ur the if.
;-d t f the ciru..T ;ar ,j 0 p.!r oc
. th atr.kefir gn; hour av.
A Wnrrfal Ol! r,
Prmrxr Uj 1 -. . udwk
'jsr-jit s&njtr .- -Jri!',rs on a
f 2 o ti iWj f,-srm.
Let3.-f. Arts.nr.g couetv
aay i.eu
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wild c-sr
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Gold Cola.
New Yoaa, May l.Gold
the amount ofKSOXW) h.. i.
der for export. " or
Gold coin to ths amount r
.-taken at the. ub.trM.ur, Tue,
for shipment to Cubs. - -
Schoul Ind l)rl.loii.
Wabhirctos, Mar l.-'n
of the interior has decided that ii,. '
eent act amending the statutes ss to
icidemn,tyl.od.ipulto ...
wlT thJUtk0Ul MuDl" MO
Washington and tak. i... u
a itM ,.S;;mj nt
f hml L.u tii as.cit h.J h-xh into
t rie aa.i mnmi txmag
rf ';n --m cd
1 r , i. .
'B eo'irfy saw Ix-.r -. la,f
rw ? territory
The iary p-,'..:,. K tVrvh ,;f
fO feet ts a tw wi ;e J prodje-
LfWDoji. Me? 2.-Wh; tU K:ighton
Il-Te, crowded -with jsweger, 0n
heir way tobus.nea. in tU eHy, was
rofsicg the bridge at Nor S .i..
.mile, south of Indoo. the structure
lapsed, fiix of the rear carriage fell
nbj the stream beneath, The carruges
ere smashed U atoms and rerr tr.anv
r ouoiamo m-re or I ks
juries, but not a person oa board
killed.
t.t Maminn Amliui..r v.- .'.'alert
card to the Jeten'.:, . hr !., fc'eritMWffctC
aulhorit.ee April I'l id lU ', feVflt IJh1
of tl.e steamship N , ,n, . ri;tni M
longing to tho Hi: i, .a r... j.TV-4'
!,.,-!, v vuu.l . i "M'S0??!:
-- amm
..r,.nl ,u ! ... ...
u-, u r(w. im Mar
laryttorKmen urtx u '-'v
.stock to be rmploed m tht j ,
li,.n t.t lrnr.L.UiU.. . "
caused great al: ntiti Turn 1 1
circes. 'the Iait..i an..
clarerl thnt the emb uy let
f orth be oomiellf d touiwit.v
moaaures to assure tl e is. Ei
. ,t 1.A l.tUJ:.;n n,iMH'
- iw.aCaer
I tt I
"t
carried out o'.her p.fr.i.5,- i
; a..e
through the Durd.
in Tp.yiDg to .Ndiici.t!. sraxsKT
. L It !. I '.
Iar:e,lrt.
in
was
110 llnrrM, of Oil
mi., I'A., May 2.-A ,r,rk fro0)
- -i . ignited h wooden Uk con
'"r-gloO barrel, of oil. a short d,s
cated to the wiki.1. tn.i .
:i,r.' 7!l" ? omenta 0,
".-..oruang nenaa I i.l n,l ..n .i
. . . l'
"l"""J tosub'Jue 'ha m.. t
oil derricks
Was,,, 0 run, Apnl 28.Ord.nnnc.
'"leers compleUd at th, I
...... -n incn, steel rilej K of u
With 23a pounj, of D
powder and with Hfteea ton, pr
lit rii U P'roM,. fly th.
bt result on rrd f this kind of .
UB U"Bro.e powder.
cailed upon to tak'
iJritioo.
ytw VoEK, Aprii '.T.-T-'iei
oor has concluded an aatopr
lemainsof the o::..m a;i
-Jack the Ripper." Tl.s ot!;
irtp'jrlaDce was the d.c!'r.!
mutilatious erleuuatl ti
the oro an still JivvJ, sad it o
. . . . i . j
ent that the struies a a
wretch prevonttd the hulel:H
pitting the mutilation lisar-H
made a statement to the
the effect that wbi'c the &:",
arrested the murderer
he is and hope to hir e h a
before long. The m u rderer a i r
of French v. ur I 'r.ii.c f. tt
who os nrrcsic
known that Fre
night with the nm
sUjed at tho hotel in W s
cousin perpo'iated the hoi
Hunk lr luip1 '
locioi'R. Chili, A:ril -
sbio Blanco Encalada. whitbn
the fennels taken pom-f iMt d
rebels at the breaking out f f
rection, was sunk A'JJ 8 '
Bay by a torpedo ti r-o '! It""
boat Almirante Ljr.ch. Tm 1
1 1 an tkt f Visa Irnn
by areat loas of IM2 lfnt!
urisici half the crow. beicSk
Calders and Cnrraal.
..f
Frar.c f. t ''
cd 1st li t
rc'iy 1
iurdereI
1
.t IV nt)L
C - t A ,.r, il.'
Dr. sJOSEfll. uv l""
Well of RuilViII a rom
la Oi (lt,t.nrrit.i j narty,
oep!.ew,Den Elliot t,U
"n auauinlon
Qals4lHilC.uk U'l
Pmrrnif c P... A uril -' i
thing is comparatively Hw"r
I . . i ..... 1 Id IB
fwtn lui serious irnn-" -
Onsiaureanf iliF(li.i"tuJD V J
horHlaalathefctit rin'i.' ;
1rill The Nfl
ieU oddreased loa-B wfeunj a
Thft sroh nro inc-'' y
'M well cirlcui'" "
ilIIm"
etirn element. Tho nM
ever, look on them with 'W'jTI
do oot believe their ouvu 1
any good,