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THE SIOUX CCUNTT JOURNAL
L. J. SIM MOSS, Proprietor.
HAKRISON, - - NEBRASKA
A Ttrhbk LaM.lUta.
Nimo, R C, July 15. -Th steamer
Princess Louise, from Skeena, brings
news of a terrible landslide ou ibe
bank of the Skeena river, resulting in
the ilea' h of one woman and about for
ty Id liana. On the 7th at Pam those
residing near the Northern Pat-fic tan
ner at Skeena river beard a great, rush
ing noiae in the direction of tbe high
steep moubtain back of tbe cannery. Id
a moment an avalanche of tbe rocka
and earth and trees was upon tbe set
tlement, carrying it into the slough
with the cannery. The inmates of the
bouses did not have time to get out in
time and some were killed. In all
nine house with their occupants were
destroyed, including the mess bouse
and residence of tbe foreman of the
cannery. In tbe mats room was the
oul Swedish wife of the foreman.
She was carried along in the mad and
deadly current and dashed to death
hundreds of feet below. Indians claim
that among those destroyed were about
forty Indians of the Port Simpson,
Sitkoand Kitamat tribes. Two days
after the slid thirteen bodies of tbe In
dians had been recovered. Tbe bo Jy of
Ibe foreman's wife has not yet been
found, but there is not the slightest
hope for any living thing within the
range of tbe terrible alide of boulders,
trees and earth. The slide just missed
the cannery building about two feet,
(lad tbe alide struck tbe cannery or oc
curred halt an hour earlier the death
rate would have reached into the hun
dreds. It had been raining in torrents
foi the previous four days, and it is
thought the accumulation of water in
the mountain sids broke away, carrying
death and destruction before it. The
Indians are are greatly excited over tbe
disaster.
They Captured HI am.
Plaikpf.ld, N. J. 10. Miss Harriet
Richardson, who lives at her father's
bouse ia lUce street, North Plaintield
bad a young woman friend, Miss Delia
Latbrop, visiting ber over Sunday. The
young women bad been having a pleas
ant evening entertaining callers, and it
was late when the last guest had goue
and they bad retired. Tbey were just
dozing off when they were startled by
bearing the crash of a window pane.
Then tby beard the window slowly
raised, and in an instant a man leaped
into the room. The girls were almost
para'yxed with fear and were absolute
ly unable to cry out. When the man
began to attack Miss Richardson her
companion iprangtt him. The girls
fought fiercely. They soon saw that
they were struggling with a negro. The
vigorous attack confused tbe man, and
he ran to tbe open window. He stepped
on tbe roof of tbe porch and let himself
down to the ground. The screams of
the girls attracted the attention of
Marshal Rutlege, who waa on his beat
Tbe assailant ran directly into bis arms.
He gave his name as Samuel Johnson,
and said be came from Newark. He
was examined and sent to tbe Somer
ville to await the action of the grand
;ury.
AaMrlcaa Bacon Ousted.
London, July 17. In an interview
with the secretary of the Russian bacon
jompany, which has recently estab
lished markets in London, Hamburg,
Havre and Barcelona, he said that the
company waa confident that it would
oust American bacon from the Europe
an market Germany and France,
which disfavor the American article,
not only permit but encourage tbe sale
of Russian bacon within their territory.
"Some time ago," he said, "twenty
workmen were sent by Russia to Chi
cago, Omaha and Kansas City, who ob
tained employment in packing bouses
and managed to learn a good deal about
tbe general condition and methods of
business in America. Upon ths strength
ct their representations the goveiiment
proceeded to erect an immense factory
near Graizi, 200 miles from Moscow, at
a cost of 1150,000 and leased it at a
nominal figure to ths company for twenty-one
years. Tbe government also ef
fected railway facilities whereby it is
able to deliver its product in London in
ftsn days at 9 pence per hundred leas
vhan tbe freight cost from Chisago
Deliveries are made in Hamburg in
even days. The company employes,
all Russians, receive only 9 pence per
day, so that the cost of labor is much
!ass than in America cities. O aiz;
commands a product of 18,003,000 hogs
immediately, with double that number
la propeot for tbe near future. The
ooeapsny proposes to open markets in
II ths important cities of Europe soon.
The company's bacon sold in tbe Lon
don market for lis per 100.
A I Jrlu 9 IN l.tW t,
Boor, Ia , July .T Dmpa'ches r
0 ived here riort n c o.oiie at Gray,
Audubon touuty. A mr number of
boueet in the lnick "f t he cy clone were
eVsroyed and a number of poop's went
tniurrd. One man is ret rwd Killt d. At
HaJosr there heavy storm of bail,
oViHag Btu h dauixge tooropanf a I Kinds.
As4ub-Mi alsu report heavy had, W,rtb
Us stoats a lg as egg. Araadia
aad West Bide also report great rlssiags.
Se sui of the Sloop
Ottawa, Out., July 15. Th collector
of customs at Victoris inform! the de
partment of the ee rure of he sloop
Flora of Seattle, Wasb., for neglecting
t report in a-ard. A tine of WOO was
imposed. Two customs officers located
the vessel in a sbelteied cove a few
miles from Victoria. There appeared
to be no one on board the c.-aft, which
was lying some one hundred jards off
the shore. The' officer called out and
a man appeared on deck and asked
what waa wanted. Tbey informed bim
that they would like to see him, and be
put off in a boat and pulled to tbe
shore. When within about twenty
feet of the beach he seemed to become
possessed with a spirit of caution, and
demanded their business. When he
learned that they were custom officers
he started to pull quickly back to his
vessel, but altered bis mind when the
officers covered him with their revolvers.
Tbey then commanded him to row
ashore and compelled the man to pull
them out to the sloop, whicn tbey found
to be a smuggler with a load of Chinese
intended for tbe United State. There
were ten Chinamen in the hold and six
more on the shore ready to embark.
Tbe captain, who gave his name as
Alfred Seterman, aaid that be was
about to take eighteen Chinamen into
the United States. He was given thirty
days in which to pay ths tine, at tbe
end of which time if the fine is not psid
tbe vessel will be confiscated and sold
to tbe highest bidder.
TBE 0010 COSTES1I05.
A rale Beport.
Pabis, July 15. There was conaider-
able excitement throughout Paris
caused by the report that President
Cernot had been shot. Ths rumor
proved upon investigation to be un
true, but there was foundation for the
report. The president was present at
tbe ceremonies at the official opening
of a thoronghfare, tbe Avenue de la
ltepublique. Suddenly a man, wild
eyed and making insane gestures, forced
his way through the crowd and brushed
psst the soldiers on duty about tbe spot
where the the seremones were taking
place. This man walked up to the car
riage in which the president bad driven
up to tbe new avenue and fired a pistol
it M. Car not. Just as he did so tbe
man shouted, "I will see that there
will be no more bustiles to be demol
ished." President Carnot was undoubtedly
alarmed at what appeared to be a direct
attempt upon bis life, but be waa un
hurt and so3n regained his entire pres
ence of mind. Tbe man who fired the
shot was promptly arrested by the po
ice and such was the anger of the
crowd present that the officers had the
greatest difficulty in protecting their
prisoner from becoming the victim of
the popular fury which be had been ex
cited. I U" port of HarvrelProepcel.
Washington, July 15. A report oo
.he l arvent prospers in Vrauc4 and
Europs has been received at the state
Jepartm nt from Commercial Agent
Qriffin of Limoges, France. The Na
tional rfillera' association of Prance,
ays tbe report, has just issued an tsti
nite of tbe probable wheat harvest for
1801. The ceseasary supply of wheat
'or the year's consumption in France ia
L'28,000,000 hectolitres. Tbe estimated
ield is 8 .,t03 hectolitres. This is
tl per cent less t'iat last year's yield.
Russia, Tuniiy E)pt, Roumsnia and.
ame Danubian provinces will have fair
harvests in Hungary it will be below
he avemg') (his year. Estimates given
ty millers are optimistic. They desire
o create the impreaslm that there is a
tetter supply thiin really exists becauee
they "snt to buy grain as cheaply as
iHissiole in those countries that hve
ttiundance to export. Id 1890, 17,087,
737 acres wre sown with wheat anu Mir
average yield was 1C.7 hectolitres per
-icre. In conclusion the report syp
not only France but all Europe is look
ing to tbe wheat fields of the United
States. Last year many hoped thai
South America would help supply, the
deficit especially tbe Argentine repub
io, but today no mention is made of
those countries; all hope ia built r n the
Uoited States' harvest. Tbe fact if
that the bread of Europe must come
from America.
A Horrible Suicide.
Kansas Citt, Mo., July 17. -Harvard
J. Frank, from Rochester, N. com
mitted suicide at the oentral police
station in peculiarly horrible manner
He was sought lodging at ths station
for tbe night and had been given a cell
to sleep in. Ths turnkey had just
locked him in when Frank drew a clasp
knif from bis pocket nd with it cu
a deep gash in his throat. Ths turnkey
hastened back to ths man's relisf, when
Frank inserted three fingers of bis
right hand in the wound and tor the
trash into a gaping wound. The suicide
diaed in five minut. Frank is aaid to
b a biotbsr of a well-known wholesale
groosrof thssame nans in Rochei Ur.
Died of ft' erf fa' lane.
Atlahta Citt, If. J, Jnlv 0.-Oor
S. Harris senior member of the firm of
Harris A Sons, Philadelphia, t' Isrgsst
lithographic and printing eaUbiiahment
ia this oountry, disd oddnly Tassda
aftsrnoon wblls out driving with his
Wife at Chela, ttssrt failure was ths
eases, induced by tbs xettment in
trriagtotcrb aa aaruly bona. His
body was tsksn to hi aamatar eoitsgs
aaid ths family in PhilaoMpbia Dottfisd.
Mr. Bante water rsara of age aad la as
oldoottafsr karat
Who Will be Governor?
Janre Campb II Beaamla.trl
Llivelasd O, July 17. -Jarue E.
Cam bell is renominated for governor
aud the anxiety of the party leaders it
now directed to the abeorbitu uury
"Will Hamilton county sujip-Jit U"
ticket!' If the Ciocinati deletiat in
their manifestations of relea's oppo
sition and hostilit;- toduy truiy repre
sented the feelings of their p4, then
lLe conclusion is general that a conbiJ
erabli portion of the democratic cub rl
of Hamilton county w.ll not rally to
the suppurt of Governor Campbell in
the next election. On every possible
occasion, as well after as before Cani
beli's nomination was assured, tha mere
mention of his came was sulli -lei)', to
provoke vigorous hisses from i be Cin-
cnati delegates. h,veu when Ins uotn-1
ination was formally announced, and
Mr. Kline's frieiids, in accordance with
tbe time honored custom moved to
make the nomination of Juma h.
Campbell unanimous, the liuuiiltui.
county friends of Mr. Neul perniBtenMy
refused to pern: it the seal of harmony
to be stamped on the record, id J loudly
voted 'No" m they hissed the luiub cf
the nominee.
It is almost a proverb in the p liticul
lore of the state that '-As Ilmiiilioii
county goes in the autumnal e.e--uons,
so goal the state of Ohio." 1. tliis le
accepted as the infalliblo rule the im.
porta me of harmonizing the discordant
elements in Hamilton county may well
mei it the anxiety of the democrat ic
leaders. Tbe notnina ion of a Cincinati
in in for the otliceof supreme jm'f, it
was hoped, would to some eilent allay
tbe hostility of the Hamilton county del
egates to the candidacy of Campl ell but
whether this desired effect will be real,
ized is altogether problimeticid and
car Oily be de's mined by time. It
must be Stat, d that the Campbell ma
jority managed the convention ith
consumate tact. The knotty prliuien
tary questions wor quickly and decis
ively disposed of by rulings generally to
the advantage ot the dominant f notion
and roll calls on points of ordi- nd ap
peals from the chair's decisions were
averted. At the same time the mnjori.
ty received with all the philotphical
resignation of the victor tbe taunts and
accusations that were thrown at them
and their candidate by the anti-Campbell
factions, thus probably avoiding a
row which would likely have result I
bad all these gi es been returned in
kind.
The presistent refusal of Neal, Gov
ernor Campbell's defeated opponent, to
appear before the convention and to tell
bow he stands, even after a committee
bad been appointed to convey him the
formal invitation, has contributed more
than anything else to the feeling of anx
iety which prevades the democratic
hosts this evening. It is generally the
ordeal inflicted upon every defeated
candidate that he must mouat the
stage and tell how gratified ha is after
all that such a good man as his oppo
nent has received the nomination, but
Mr. Neal persistently refused to under
go this ordeal, and the question now is,
was this refusal actuated by mortified
ti"" and wounded ride, or does it
moun that Neal throws down the gaunt
let and will permit his Hamilton county
friends to fight Governor Campbell at
the polls? Upon the answer to this
query largely depends the question of
democratic victory or defeut in the com
ing election.
Tne first contest In the convention
arose over the report of the committee
on credeutials. The dispute in tbe
Twenty-fifth ward of Cincinnati and
the Hami'on courtly deleg tion waa the
subject of tbe wrangle. Nobody but
tbe Hamilton county delegates ap
peared to fully understand tbe points
in dispute and T. J. Coogao. secret try
of the convention, started to make an
explanation.
"Sit down I You are not a delegate!"
aboutej one of the Hamilton county
men.
"The chair decides that the secretary,
as an officer of this coovenUoi., is en
titled to be heard," said the chairman,
and an appeal from the decision of the
chair was ruled out of order.
Secretary Coogan made his statement
mid many interruptions from the Ham
ilton county delegates and was replied
to by tbs Judge Ermston of Cincinnati
Dotb factions used m ny harsh words
and tbe chairman finally called upon
tne seargeant -at-arms , to maintain
order by suppressing any recalcitrant
delegates.
James F. Neal moved the question,
anu us minority report ot ths oredsa-
-.! committee ares t"" adopted.
ltraM to ile ap the Untmrrts
Providrhcc, R. I., July 9. As r-
aim oi vne aecision or li s rupreme
"in va r riusy inn in ousting the re
cently sleeted demo iratio tnn mnnnii
of Lincoln on tbe tissue bsttot issue,
the republicans stormed the town house
Tuesday afternoon, forced tbs doois
acd sleeted officers. Town Olark Hmltl
refused to give up the records pending
ths production of ths certificate of elec
tion of htesucorssor, and awaiting the
arrival of some op to break open ths
EVfeSYTfONO was moving In New
York oa ths 1st of. May. Spring house
wsanlng is not avoided by ths opera
Uoa, aad ia most Instances rent paying
UBotasrsd.
a n $ K
Xrw Vos.Juij 1A-Th duke an.
duihessof Aulyhs apartmeuU a'
ttle New VorkhoWl. There a
r,intl.eirrvx,o1sat7 o'cl.x-k Sun-ls
ev-niig.loud eonversal on. f-"u'n.
K-res-isand masi-ulin houts It
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tmg '
nfle: tli
ui.sottio i f furniture.
',xr opened acd s woman J c
Sis whs M..h -re Kernel, the duelled
French wait.r-e maid. She Wt i"
tel sobbing. At 10:3) o'clc k he re
turned but was r. fused admittance U,
the ducal apartments At length, b
the intercetsion of the xacaer of l
botel she was pernutted to go to 1"'
room and pack her trunks. The nui
morning she made her sppearnce v.i!h
another woman, whoee name it is shi.i
iBbaasini.theaifeof a well nor.
thef in this city, anu enJeavored io t
plain. Hhewasaaaio r.fisel admit
tance. She contntel herself by H
in- her mind thiough the kejho.e an-
ended by hurling a foldel
throuyh the trausom. The ppr wan a
(Uinmohsfor thedukoof Auxy l ap-
pear at Jefferson market police curl
this morning and answer tbe charge ol
having assaulted one Michelle I-err ere.
This is the story told by the people '
the hotel. The maid's version is tbio
the duchess has an extraordinary pas
sion for dogs. She is such an ey pre)
for buj one who has a dug for tn e that
the maid was detailed by the bead
the family losee madome did not waste
her subbtaiice uioa worthless F.du
dCarloi Sunday. Siys Michelle, a
new dog was bought. When the duke
arrived home he was furious and
scolded the maid for not having pre
vented her mistress from purchaiing it.
Michelle declare that she refused to
spy upon her mistress, Riid in conse
quence of her refusd, the duke beat
her and threw her from the room.
The duchess of Auxy is the (laughter
pf the lata F. G. Lamar, who was pr si-
Jent of the Bunk of the lUtpublic, and
a cousin of Juatico L. Q. C. Lamar, of
United States supreme court. Mie was
een last evening by a reporter und
jpoke ai follows:
There is cot a partible of trul'i in
the uog stary. I am at lilxrtj to bii iu
Bny dogs as I please. I have my own
private fortune, w hich no one can cm
trol. Michelle was out from 12 lu oM
j'clok. When she returned she ac.ed
very queerly and seemed half cni.y.
She told some one in the houst she lml
been eating brandied peaches and the)
made her feel funny. While we were
lining she was asked to go to our pri.
vale pantry and get some materials for
salad. She served them in her hand.
She was asked what she meant by such
conduct. She became iiupert nent.
About an hour later, while my husband
was in his bedroom Michelle suddenly
rushed in and abused him. No notice
was taken of her a first until she Le
;ame unbearable. Then ihe was or
Jered out, and not going, was put out.
My husband's cigar was knocked out of
his mouth and the girl Ml two deep
scratches on tbe side of his face."
The duke, at the Manhattan uthletic
oltib lust evening, corroborated his
wife's story. His face is badly scratched.
The duke's lawyers told bim to take no
notice of the summons as i', should
have been served personally. The g n
simply threw the paper over the tran
som, and he will not go to court, he
sayE, unless further action id taken.
A Fire in t' e Orgmrrr.
Bkuuh, July 1G. A fire occurred in
Iheorganery adjoining the residence of
the duke of Anhult at Dessau, the capi
la! of the duchy of Anhalt. 'i'ho or
ganery, in which an exhibition of paint
ings was being temporarily held, wus
destroyed, but owing tj the efforts of
the firemen and citizeus most of the
paintings were rescued from the burn
ing building, though a few of them iu
the more inaccessible portions were de
stroyed. For a time it seemed as if the
castle jf the duke of Anhalt would
catch fire from the burning organery,
but the efforts of the firemen to pre
vent the catastrophe were finally suc
cessful und the castle was saved with
out having sustained and in a leu. J
damage.'
A IHuiirvui rire.
Moktrkal, July IC The most dis
aslious confiagrstion Montreal has wit
nessed for years began shortly be "ore
midnight in the great lumber yard or
Prefontaine, Bromou 4 Co. and snread
with tremendous rapidity. A wh.jle
square, bounded by Papineau road, Hl
Cather.oe street, Shaw street, Kent
street and Joseph Lane was destroyed.
A number of firemen are retried badly
burned, and some fotaliiies ars re
ported. The flames were finally cotlen
under coutrol. The loss will probubh
mount to $000,000.
PittskixU). Ma8., July lC.-TJrack.
en's new bru k block uuruej yesterday
morning. The building Us occupied
by a number of stores and carri-e
'ctories. Tbe loss is about llOO.OJa
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In'Mted Will, J,,,,,n.r,
Brush. Coi)., July 17.-The whole
oountry south of here is completely in
fested with young grasshoppers of the
locust species, the same that laid waste
Kansas and Nsbraska years ago. They
seam to be inceasing daily ,nd are now
ODumsrousas to dr.ve sheep and cattl.
Uforthm. Alfalfa, uoripagrains and
garden are being comp,wjy ruined.
NEBRASKA STATE MS.
There are from seventy-five to 10J by
cycles in Hastings, and as many rider.
The salary of the postmaster at Ord
has been de reawd from U.IOU per an
num to f 1.3).
A fine bird dog belonging to Herman
Hem of Fremont was shot by some un
known person. Mr. Hem had refused
f 1U0 for him.
Imports from I leaver Crossing sav
that the corn ciop never looked better
than at preeetit. Small grain of all
k.mis is about the a.erag
AtanieeMng of the alliance held at
O'Neill, it was decided to hold the inde
pendent county eouveution iu Atkinton
August 15-
The cretmery company t Beaver
City shipped 8.0 0 uuds of tbei- gilt
V. product to Chicago by refrigera
tor car last week.
UlHi.Uenship of Peru was piny
ins mhe ubnTtatory at the normal
hen he fell to the ground, slipping the
j .int of hie left arm oul of plate.
A half dozen horses owed by Ilellevuo
parties have recently been cra:ed by
eating the locho weed, which is unusu
ally abundant on the river bottoms this
wet season.
Canlield Phillips, of Ljens caught a
Citlish which weighed twenty six
lounds. He got it the first haul he
. . ti .
made, rvery Ooy in town waa u"iu
the reel of the day.
Three of Cuming coupty's girls
brought home gold medals from the St.
Francis college at Quinry, III., viz, Mia
Hannah Cinncy of West Point, and
Misses Aggie and Mary McNamara of
Beemer.
The D.xlge county tea .hers, about
Uenty-live strong hav left for Toronto.
Four tea. hers from W'ahoo will join the
par'.y at Freiront und several from
Ulair. making in all about forty peda
gogues who will visit the dominion
from this immediate portion ot tl.e
fcta'e.
Lewis Tobi is, while breaking prairie
m his son's tin. ber claim, adjoining the
lands of Sol Brox and Christ Jennings
near Atkinson, left his plow on the land
and in the morning when Mr. Tobias'
hired man came to break he found the
beam and both handles of his plow
awed in two by some cowardly mis
;reant.
A large number of binders entered
the harvest fields in the southern coun
ties. The wheit crop is the largest the
country has known for years and our
farmers are very anxious to save it.
Several cases of hog cholera are re.
ported north of Syracuse, where the
Jiaer.se has nearly obliterated the herds
jfswine, Messrs. Dunn, Hmoyr mod
Brown being special losers, and others
wining in for a lesser share.
The squatters on the Bellevue island
jaw hard limes during the Hood. Home
jf Ihem were cut off from the outside
world f jr several days, und it is said
that fami ies suffered from hunger dur
ing their imprisonment on the island.
Kearney county's treasurer has paid
jut 1380 as bounty on wolf scalps since
January 1.
A high wind at Petersburg blew down
Sinner's blackmitb she p and did other
slight, damage.
Gus Wilson has been sent to the tieni-
tentiary from Klwood to serve a term of
three years for horse stealing.
A vicious stallion attacked H. Klwan
?er of Ruahville, bit off one of his ears
and took a chunk of flesh from his aim
A mad dog scare is on at St. Kd wards
snd a number of canines have been
mot. One man was baton, but it is
not known whether the dog was mad
or not.
Lightning struck and instantly killed
Mrs. P. F. Deppe, residing in Holt coun
ty near Atkinson. She was standing in
front of her home when the fatal bo I
struck her, burning her bouuet and
bleaching ber face.
W. T. Sharp, county clerk of Stanton
county, wrs accidentally drowned in
Mak.mtine creek while on his way
home from the depot where he had gone
U meet bis wife. The creek was swollen
by the rains and was ten feet higher
than usual. It is probable that Mi.
Shsrp missed his footing while crossing
abridge and fell into tbe stream. His
body was found about ami and a half
below the bridge. The unfortunate
man was one of the early resident of
Stanton county and had held many im
portant portion. He was principal of
the Stsnton schools two year, county
superintendent eight years, couuty
treasurer four years" and was serving
his second year a county clerk. He
leaves a wife and two children.
The Hayes oounty teachers' institute
commences on July 30 and son ti cues
for tiro weeks.
Mrs. a E. Bsker of Beatrice is dying
from a most peculiar ailment, and one
that baffles the skill of her physician.
She is b eediog to deatb by tbs blood
constantly ooring from her lips and lb
inner sides of ber cheek.
..Vi ru who nrl rustlsr
it the Windsor hotsl at Dakota City,
while cutting wood, made a wild vJm
od the aie camrht m tha .iti.. n
over his head, and bouncing bask nut
ug'y gash In bis forehead.
A company wai . forms 1 ia Niobrara
wall W. M. Brnum, 8. Draper, J. P.
B. Bad and Frank Nlao wsra sleeted
Incorporators. Aa.m.m i
MW 1 OEK, Jul , "' I
aardt rep jrted to lU f. i
offllatveniugtutu 1
side of the North .'
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w.-liiw,,
L.il.1 iilfll thai tl i . '
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atfcSjr hi,!,.!, aa-.u .. . w
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pauU, three in LI-. i
drowiied farther up
nufcl Mitt luiul ... . L
street, where It w a,
..snur t..,.1, 1 ...
f . I. 1. . II
" a ue iiuu iel u4i
i.ue name lie did tot 4
La er the fod.i '
... l. ... l: .1 . . ...
uiuu,iu lucjuii d
h. oneeiiaa too It s )acttJtJ
i i.iriy-iiii street, 'Jrook;
Beach. 'J he boat at t ,
..lair reiurn irip i1s rtl tt
ou -y m u,e fswt,
..mured away their saialibjJ
Vo uu rjcue. lha i
tov I gsiusl the achL TiJ
second boat away, got ofW
uu jy aud Urik the uii.
Captain James Whits of J
way. lie told them tht U
out in a Naphtha lunch it,
chartered by a return Hi
chaal living in in lirooklj8l
he hao forgotten. Ths di
chaut had two fnendi
About 1:13 p. m. the h,
launch had explodJ, tHii
aud throwing a 1 hands uten
passenger were drosi
While swam to the buoy, ti
waa lour mue away, lit ,
from head to foot and hit
It was 2M p. m. when beJ
ile nt taken ashore in thi
and uccouipanied to Ujcim
Iha luleitiutluui
Ijovixix, July H. Tbs uu
OM'Ih;:. . ' , e
C.4. V4 wV
i.'igau
liili
morning. A great imijorit)
vine who are now in Lindoc
sent the church in At erica
their teats when the proctsd,
opened by prayer, followed
drees of welcome by Her. K
jf Birmingham, one of the
clergymen of Kuglaml. Io tl
of the address the addrset U
gentleman announceil th at i
topic which would come Ul
Uody for consideration wuuid
lowing:
First Congregulionaiipm in
lie sense or it own internal
force, such a Sunday sc
people's societies, Ibeuiogict!
jf thought, ecclesiastical coo:
training of mioiaters; seaM
aliooulism in the ju'.iocal I.
lions, churches and sUte
the prom i ion of peace anj
ness; third, Congregational!:
church Catholic; fourth, Co&i
alism and the world, nud nil
their broadest scope and cU.
Among those who will renJ
lievs. S. Good s in of Chi -ngd,
af Wall ham, Mumi., nud (lord
rence, Kas, Uenjiimin TillsU,
known labor agilulor, i.ill l j
vitulion, addrees the coiiferetit
laljor problem and the rein
church thereto.
Il Is 1.1 .ltO.,rrtjr.
New Voiik, July II - 11 ght
fiousaud dollarc, nearly the f J
en owuienlof the I nion l.'i
seminary is in jeopardy becnisl
fiction of the seminary odirxc'.d
Or. Briggs' controversy. ItbJ
notninational alliuuces. V'henl
slitulion Wasptor, Banker Urol
p'sexl to give SlWJ.OiX) toward
d w nient, but hesitiited becaas
no iiseuraoce of Mriiiuiieni )',
existeiioe or orthodoxy. 1 o
endowment the senunHry u
under the authority i f the "
church. Ex-(loernor Kdin I
gan donated 8100,000, tiD M
anoe that the seminary wan 11
ly under the control ot the 1
church. Now that the direcU
a vote of 20 to 2. ref us- to m gi
th vote of the ireneral asseffiUn
proving of Dr. Bnggs' electiwij
faculty, boss and other large (if
may be withdrawn. Uuswll
waiting for the action ot in
in tbe fall bef re bringing
cover hi donation of
withdrawal of nearly thsentiNi
downunt will depend oo lh 'l
th directois n the fall-
He re .1 io Hk 1 1" Tr'
PABI,July H.-Vesterds
the club train from Calais, whit
mg th northern railway slat'01
city,dahed into the mar enlc
eipres from Lille. N" " m 11
train waeii.j'ired, but the
i.-.ii i. ...I 'I i, a r.ar '"
tbe latter portion of the car o
pre tr. I:i were wr a ed "u
Its paaseiigere together wit"
and Iwakanian Werrt sermUSiy
'iv oil... .....,,..r on the ",:
surTere.1 from shock aud conf" "
Mm. It-uinier. w ho wiwsesl
wnscksd car at the time th"
cuard,baasircedi-l.
i i.w ii.Msiirnal in
ing oonf jaed and umuting W
incoming train.
CfcariHl Willi Ma d.r.
Psatasi.uKo.V'.VA, Jul1
some Urn Cynthia Adkms b
. . .1 ..ii.ilv 01
grlge sgaiiisi " ' r uB
Crsamln at Barbersville. UJJ
their child vs luunw -oommltted
during th abiso"
l- I.. Ut ths ll
mower, sue "'"
charged wlwi ' ' " Tj ' , uai
90 ATI Old Ul 9mvm
flisdstlKWlO.