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CURRENT COMMENT.
f dUeUUiMfeto
vtaU JblMrf for th
fcealtk
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cUae for tkafeokiaffof bWJtor. clotfc,
caroeta, cwtoiM mat kaagisfi imfoeooi
wita ocarlot fovor or tipktkoria.
A nor mas toko alaeo mi 'Vila
iagotf taeoaarnfaat eortolaJawa
wero miiltr ef taa aimrior of i
tiaa. Moby Jewo won torrialy
txeatod aefore tiM atUiiarj o.aoUotrtta
diaterboaoe.
The First CooiptroUerof theTraosarj.
lu readered a deeisioa la which he
holds that a coamiaaioaer of the World's
Colaaibiaa Exaoaltioa oaa be aa officer
of the eoBMBfoeioa aad a eoauaisaloaer
at the aaaae tiara.
The Lafayette BtoaaaieBtconiaiiasioa
has at last selected a site for the statue.
It is at the iatersectioa of Fifteeath
street aad PeaasylTaala aroaue. Wash
iactoa. oa a sasall alot south of the
Treasary haildiag.
Aktksiak wolls have dereloped snch
aa abuadaat sapply of water ia the des
ert of Sahara that Freach eariaeers are
confideat of beias; able to extead their
railroad to a dietaace of a week's joar
aey from Algeria right through the des
ert
Coixnbl Pouc, of North Caroliaa,
Kational lecturer of the Fanners' Alli
ance, was ia Washiagtoa recently. He
says the Alliaace is aot only in good
health, but the BioreaieBt is rapidly
spreading aad sweepiag its way all oyer
the laad.
Tub crow of the steamship State of
Georgia deserted the vessel just as she
was about to sail from England for New
York. The cause of their action was
that the baker employed on board was a
Bon-UBloa man and a request for his
discharge had been refused.
Tub friends of Congressman McKin
ley hare decided to put forth their best
efforts ia his behalf and will try to give
him a victory like that secured by the
Speaker ia Maine. The leading Repub
lican speakers ia the House will make
one or more speeches ia his behalf.
Tins arbitrators selected to settle the
Delagoa Bay dispute between England
and Portugal, are M. Blaesi, Judge of
the Federal Tribunal of Swi
M. Henslon, professor of law in the
versity at Basle, and M. Soldau, Council
lor of State of Lausanne. M. Blaesi,
will be president of the board.
The charges preferred by General
Kautz, of Fort Niobrara, to the War
Department against General Brooks, to
gether with the counter charges pre
ferred by General Brooks against Gen
eral Kautz, have by mutual application
been withdrawn and the difficulty be
tween tho officers compromised.
Mia. MiLtr-K, the wife of tho Gov
ernor of North Dakota, was once a com
positor in a newspaper office, and it was
while working at the case that she met
the man who was to become her hus
band. Recently while visiting in Dry
den, N. Y., she stepped into a printing
office aad set up a few stickf uls of type
as a reminder of the old days.,,
A young lady from Youngstown, O.,
who had been engaged as instructor
in a Now Britain (Conn.) school, was
refused the situation after arriving there
to take charge. The only reason that
the principal of the State normal school
gave her was that she was "too homely.'
.lie agreed to pay her a month's salary
aad ezpeBses back to Youngstown.
The London Standard's Madrid cor
respondent says that the toleration of
Carlists by the Prime Minister will
probably result in the election of sev
eral of their candidates at the coating
elections The Carlists are making an
active caavass and expect to secure
many of the thirty-five seats for which
they have candidate fa tbs eld.
Advices frost Bome iadicate that the
Pope is not pleased with Cardinal Man
ning's latest ntteraaoes oa the labor
question. His Holiness is said to have
expressed the opiaioa that the Cardinal
was being led by personal sympathy to
indorse labor programmes which are
aot entirely ia harmoay with the set
tled attitude of the Church oh such
questions.
Tax illaess of the venerable Judge
Isaac P. Christiaacy, ex-Uaited States
Senator aad ex-Miaister to Pern, was
teraaiaated by death receatly at Lans
ing, Mich. When the jadge was first
strickea dowa with cancer of the throat
his safferiags ware intense, but -he -was
BBOoaacioaa dnrtag the last forty-eight
hoars aad his death was aa peaoefal as
a child'a sleep.
The Seaate, ia executive sessioB, coa
flrnaed the followiagaosainations assoag
others: J. & Sichardsoa, of Kansas,
Coasul-Geaeral at Matamoras; George
L. Dobsoa aa register of the lead-office
at Buffalo, Ok.; W. T. Walker aa re
ceiver of public atoaeys at Buffalo, Ok.;
B. A Helsaea as postmaster at Pleas
aatoa, Kaa., aad E. R. Croftoa as post
master at Liberty, Ma
CoxstTL TrjBNKB, of Cadis, ia a report
to the State Departaoeat announces the
establishment of a steamship liae be
tween that pert aad New York. The
steamers sail aader the Portuguese flag,
carry freight aad passengers aad are
registered at from 1,800 to 9.M0 tons.
These vessels will raa at iatenraloof
forty days, bat the oooapaay aatici
pates that withia a year the increase in
business will be saascieat to
this to Itteea daya
Tax first Aaarohmtsseeting ever held
openly ia Berila has tokea place by per
aiissioa of the aoUea. The Aaarchisto
are aot vary aaaseraaa ia Germaay as
compared with the Socialists, the Aa
archistie pragraasssa aot beiag attract
ive to the methodical aad regulative
Teutonic salad. The nseetiag was a
very taste aad aalmportaat affair. The
speakers claissed the Aaarchisto to be
the beaa fide feUewers of Karl Marx
aad declared that Socialiaai was bat a
weak snbstitnsB for the geaaiae doc
trine ef naiverasl freedesa fertke-are-leUriat
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BSD CIXXJIX
A BiOPATCM fress Baaa-Paath stahss
that the gnat aatioaal rohber chief,
Baako Marest, who lately expired at
Token. ImdaaiaBooanf faaaraL Baako
had lived oa the iatareet of hWm-gossaa
wealth for the 4oai tea years aad was
the redpieat of ssaay hoaors fross. ait
1 native tewa. Whoa he was abeat a
die ha oalled aha aarsaaaster aad aa
theeities to hia bedside aad declared
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Olo od By Ttoacrmpb aad afaaV
.Tbb saati the Ota anreedtetae
feraa rtport the Btverand Barter kill
aad saw eeatfaneo the TorMI MIL The e
mWtim aBMOdaieat to the Mil Maaostag a
datv ea saasrs above Ma. is Dateh standard
was agrees to. several ether asMaelneats
.larrssslan taednty.ee Mffar ware adopted
aad the segar sehesale was considered ear--lag
the entire sessiee....Mnch of the tlae
ef the Mease was eeraptad la secartaga
noraaLand waeaJtwas ecared IMetrlet
ef Ootasriila Mwlnsss w
sitoaraaMafe
UK the Sta the Besate tertavr
the TarMt kill, the secar sehedate
Meratlea. The Mil was aaallv
te third reading, hat aa
w had hsfore a vote,
attempted te taka.aa. a eealestel
hat-aU'eawctstn secare.a
en the ma. iheTaral
vaattwasssBea aa, six aeets.-aeiag tw
as debate, at the close of whleh the Mil waaf
antnpon IU third reading and piled by a
vet of 41 te . a strict party vets, all the
Bepublican votlag for aad the Deaaocrats
agalast; There were a aamber of pairs. ;A
eoafereace was asked fur aad the Seasto ad
learned. .-. .The Beese spent sonte tlsjehTa'
IraltleM attempt to ebtaia a quoram and
adjourned.
M'hek the Senate met on the Uthfr. Mor
gan's rese'allen eaUlag eelhe teeretary ef
the Interior for information a to certain
railroad leads was agreed t". The eoafer
eace report on the Vailroad Laad Forfeitere
bill wan dlocusted at some lenath. bet ae
anal action reached before adjoarament....
The House again wrestled with the eaoram
problem aad as aoae appeared la sight ad
ioarned. Tan Senate on the 13th passed a bllltoj
snbject to 8Ute taxation National baak
not -s and Halted States Treasury notes the
same a other money. The confermca re
port on the Railroad Laad Torfeltere bill
was then debated until adjoarament, no
action being reached.... Ia the House the
Tariff bill was received from the Senate and
referred to the Ways aad Mean Committee.
Then a quorum suddenly disappeared and
the IIoHse was compelled to adjourn the
light being anon the contest te unseat Mr.
Venable, from Virginia, aad award the seat
to Laagston. hl colore! contestant
FEXSOBTAL A3SD IfUUTTGAI.
Francis Mukpht, temperance orator,
was recently married to Mrs. Rebecca
Fisher, of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Cakok Lidook, of England, is dead. '
Thb Democrats of the Seventh Mich
igan district have renominated Cob
gressmsn Justia B. Whiting by acclama
tioa. Salvador's army has been disbanded.
Tub New Zealand House of Repre
sentatives hss rejected by a majority of
twelve the Government proposal to nom
inate dolegates to the convention to bo
hold to consider tbo question of the fed
eration of tho Australian colonies.
Minnesota Democrats have nominat
ed Thomas Wilson, of Winona, for Gov-,
ernor.
Delaware Republicans have nomi
nated Uarry Richardson, of Dover, for
Governor.
Rktukns from practically the whole
State of Maine arc: Burleigh, 03,525;
Thompson, 44,844. Republican majori
ty. 18.721.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Chamber of
Commerco has adopted resolutions
against the Conger Lard bill.
E. B. Winans has been nominated for
Governor by the Michigan Democrats.
Indiana Republicans have nominated
Milton Trussler for Secretary of State.
J. F. Godvaud, chairman of tho West
ern Passenger Association, it is an
nounced, will resign.
Tub Teutonic, with Chauncey M. De
pew and Archbishop Corrigan onboard.
arrived at New York on the 10th.
The first State election came off in
Wyoming on tbe 11th. Both parties
claimed the victory. 7
A revolution has broken out in ono
of the Cantons of Switzerland over a re
vision of the Constitution.
The Now York Grant Monument As
sociation has accepted tho designs of
Joha H. Duncan.
Tillman controlled the Democratic
convention of South Carolina and was
nominated for Governor. .
General Ezeta has been elected
President of Salvador.
The situation in the provinces ef the
Argentine Republic is reported again
serious and extra troops have been sent
out
Dr. George R. Ghiseltn, a famous
traveler and diplomat of tho Southern
Confederacy, died at the Gilsey House,
New York, on the 12th.
The Bulgarian Government claims
that Russia's bill for 'arms and amuni
tion furnished Bulgarians during the
Tarkish war is 100.000 roubles too high.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Frank Collier, the attorney who has
been on trial for insanity before Judge
Gary at Chicago, was discharged by or
der of the judge.
The Irish registrar's annual report
estimates tho population of Ireland at
4,730,566. The number of persons emi
grating to other countries during the
year wss 70,477. The death rate com
pared favorably with other years aad aa
increase ia the number of marriages
was recorded.
Cables from Australia indicate that
the great strike which has paralyzed
many trades and nearly brought busi
aess to a standstill shows signs of col
lapsing. The inconvenience aad suffer
ing' caused throughout the country is so
great that the strikers are deprived of
public sympathy and support
During the Germaa maneuvers at
Muhlberg, three hussars, while at
tempting to swim their horses across the
Elbe, were drowned. A number of
their comrades narrowly escaped a sim
ilar fate.
Much interest has been excited in
Paris by the announcement that Mrs.
Langtry is to appear in "As Yon Like
It" in that city.
A lively run was made on the sav
ings bank at South Bend, Ind., but de
posits were placed faster than they were
withdrawn.
Tax No. It elevator ataOgdeasburg,
N. Y "buraed receatly. Tho loss
reached a total of 9500.080; insurance,
fise.e.
There was a serious riot of strikiag
deck laborers at Southampton, England.
oa the nth. The Riot act was read and
the disorder sappreesed by the military.
Several persoas were injured.
'Taxstage from Georgetown to Ankara.
Cat., wao stopped by a lone highway maa
aad the express box secured.
' Asxawrja outbreak of typhus fever
hao.occarred la Upper Silesia
lx its secoad census enumeration
Pertlaad. Ore., gained 14,960 over the
first coaat Jt bow has 62,442 iahabit
aata. Tax Weatora Uaioa directors have de
clared ta regular quarterly dividend of
lJi-perceat
Ax ardor has heea iosaed Providian;
foraanifenafor the sailers of the Ger-
,vy atamuar to that went ay the
British seamen
Tax Jewish arsss la Loads have ra
ta the Lord Ms jot's appeal for
the aaarara by the great Ire la Saloa-
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tosoaghout NewnYerk State ea the IMa.
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00,at la boadoilace the SUt of Aagast,
aajiag U adTaaoe. ia eraer to reliere
the ataaay atarket -j?
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faatoOtaslisfraltyThey
vn imv wsnnww.-t''
treatioa of mimaiiiii. caotosss hUl
wiU bdlatradaeed ia the Chambers ax
ing a atmptofaaral tariff aad ffiviaf
the;Ooverameat the right to
the daMas am goods from
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atotloa ef the fHato ef Maine to ae 66a,
ffL which to aa iacraase siaee lSStaf
ILS25, or 1.75 aero
Two Pxtkwtoat detoetlves.hsve arr
ras4sm Cali and fceU. at DUea, M. Y.,
whoare waatedjnr wrecking the tenia
xaxkaay
-SevkbAl cases' of hariag have oc
curred at Lafayette College, Easton,
r Tux Weotiaf house aad Pullmaa la
terests are to be coasolidated.
'AoifimTEE-of the Central" striken
that waited upon Chsnacey M. Depew
on his return from Europe got severely
aauhbedior their jouest far hiss to ad-
just matters, or at least inquire into the
causes if the strike. --
Tax stage from Champtoa to Butte,
Moat, was robbed by a loae highway
xiaa receatly.
Tax mine owaen shoot Altooaa, Pa,
have given away eatirely to the de
maads of the mea.
Tax next sessloa of the groat council
of Red Mea of the United States will
be held at Clevelaad. O.
Ax edglne aad six can of a freight
train were wrecked Borth of Little Rock,
Ark., and Brakeman Haff and Fireman
Rogers killed.
At Cincinnati an engine with a lum
ber car and one or two other can on the
Cincinnati, Lebanon A Northern road,
na away dowa a grade. Tbo lumber
car struck aa engine aad crushed to
death William Howard, who was beneath
the engine cleaning it
Tax heistiag of aa Americas flag at
the Toronto, Can., ' Exposition caused
some trouble. The matter was referred
to the directors.
Hebr Krupp, soaof the German gua
maker, is at Ottawa, Ont. testing the
quality and quantity of oro produced by
Sudbury nickel aad copper mines west
of that city. He is in search of nickel
to be used ia the manufacture of a new
gun metaL
It is learned that the recent burning
of a brewery in Frankfort Germany,
with serious loss of life was the work of
a dischsrged workman. After setting
fire to the building he opened the
valves, allowing 3,060 barrels of liquor
to flood the place.
There was a disastrous wreck on the
New York Ceatral sixteea miles below
Albany on the night of the 11th. Two
engineers, a firemen and a brakeman
were killed and three otbon wounded.
The wreck took fire.
It is stated that the peace alliaace
among the powers has been extended
until 1807.
Bv an explosion in a mine at Laedr
burg, Germaay, twenty minen were en
tombed. In New York City Jamos Kennedy
has formally adopted the Jewish reli
gion in order to marry Lizzie Isaacs.
The troops which left Boise City,
Idaho, on the 7th' have arrived at a
poiat where the Indians are reported
uneasy.
-Business failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days endod September 11 num
bered 103, compared with 203 the previ
ous week and 193 the corresponding
week of last year. Tho only disturbing
element in trade observable was tbo
tightness of the money market
Further frauds in the St Paul, Minn.."
census have been discovered, among
them the enumeration of 257 persons in
the Catholic parochial school building,
the" revision showing no one living
there
The President has issued orders to
raise the price for outstanding four per
cent bonds from 1.24 to 1.25 for the pur
pose of relieving tho money markot.
Atxby perceptible earthquake (hock
was experieaood in Saata Fe, N. M.,
early on the morning of tho 12tl. It
was of about three seconds' duration.
It was' reported that lava was seoa gush
ing from the extinct volcanoes is tho
neighborhood of Saata Fe.
The Census Office announces the coarit
of the populations of the following a ties:
Mankato, Minn., .8,805, increase J,255;
Winona, Mian., 18,208, increase t,000;
Virginia City, jfov., 6.337, decrease 4,
580r Carson City 4.080. decrease 149;
Denver, Col., 106,670, increase 71.04L
W. W. Finlet, chairman of the Trias
missouri Freight Association, wtoso
headquarters are at Kansas City, has
been chosen to succeed J. F. Goddard,
chairman of the Western Passenger As
sociation. APPJTJOMSI InhWaTCHXa, ,
Superintendent Porteb annoutoes
that the recount of Mianeapolis shows
a populatloa of 164,78a, This, aa oaav
aared with tho census of I860, la an in
crease of 117,854, or 35L96 per coat (
Clearing house nturas for the week
oaded September 13 showed an avenge
increase of 8.5 compared with the corre
sponding week of last year. Ia New
York the increase was 4.6.
Business was quiet aad the toae good
on the Loadoa Stock Exchange during
the week ended September IS. In Palis
money matters were active aad firm. A
fair business waa-doae at Berlin. Tie
Frankfort Bourse was firm. Sugar wis
quiet at Havana.
John S. Crocker, warden of the Dis
trict jail at Washington, died seddealv
of bronchial hemorrhage. He had been
wardea of the jail for tweaty years.
He persoaally supervised the execution
of Charles Guiteaa, the aseassia of Pret
Ideat Garfield.
The Americas Miaister to Russia says
he haa positive assaraace that the Rus
siaa Goverameat is exertiag ao restrict
ive measures, old or aaw, agaiast the
Jewa.
SuruB H. Krao, of GatakiiL IT. Y.. is
dead-. He was oaa of the famous set
Great atalwarta.
Tax official oeasaa ml Near York City
shows: Poaalatioa ia 1881.
BOfKuatfaa lata, LSla,Stl; i
35.47 per oeat
Cone Bass -went iato eulogies oa the
ltth, the Senate est the lata
attva BaadaU aad the Hoase aa the lato
saator Beek.
It te reported that the Adams Express
Company has absorbed the Saw York
YJostoa and Eari A rYewa aaress Coat-
OaWUte aeay it, bat. iadlea-
poiattotsstrath.
ital
traahlaa aresiisnti a soaootioa
tiste ago. ia rsnsrtod toaava heea f
ia Saaka rivac; xaUawatoaa
aadxoBaa ware roBertoi I
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NEBRASKA STATE N1W&
At the late All roaatoa, held at
Gnat, lolaad, ladj
veterao afaaaaU. Iawa fflt
S4J Ohio, 41t; -Want Ylrfiala,
m;
DJiaeis, L9J1; Mtohigaa, 141;
ala, tM; Paaasylvaaia, fTt;
9M, aad the Jf e w
Abthub Ttllet. a Un yoor oH bey.
arao shot, aad killed .at Kearaey the
other aftoraooa by Lather CMwall. a
playmate af the aasse age. A Bumber
of small boys were aUyiag aoldieraad
aheerowd was armed with three aid
fwaa, whleh they had procured without
leave of their pareato. Oaa of
woaaoao wax aocldaa tally
taking efect la the nay's back. He
lived hat a few minutes.
Tax. body of a farmer aassed Cafto
Schwaas was receatly foaad la had
dead, abouttweaty miles aorla af Pax
toa, by a ebwboy worklaf oa the Bratt
raaca. lavestigatioa showed that
Schwaas had. beea dead three weeka.
He seemed to have just arrived home
fross towa, as bow goods ware foaad ia
the wagon. He had, uah itched aad aa
haraessed the horses, went to the house,
closed the door, laid dowa ia the hod
and died.
- While Joha Break, eigatoea yeetoet
age, was lately stackiaghay near North
Platte, a tug broke, allowing the whif
fletree to fly back, striking the youag
maa below the stomach aad. inflicting
inhiries which resulted ia his death
half an hour later.
Mary E. Sawykk, of Crete, has sued
several saloonkeepers and their bonds
men for causing the death of her bus
bead, whucommitted suicide by drown
lag. She asks for 910,000 aader tbo
Slocumb law.
A terrific wind aad rain storm struck
the vicinity of Bsncrof t the other night
about nine o'clock. General H. Raa
Horn's new barn, which was nearly com
pleted, was blown dowa aad almost to
tally destroyed. The smoke stack oa
the flouring mill was blowa dowa aad
crushed part of the roof ia. Several
small buildings about towa wre blown
to pieces Thero was a brilliant display
of electricity, but the rain was light
Frank Schwindle, aged thirty-five,
was run over .and instontly killed at
Lincoln by a Burlington passenger
traia during the fair. Schwindle leaves
a wife and two brothers at Maacott,
Harlan County, aad was at the State
fair ia charge of a machinery exhibit
from South Bond, Ind. He started to
walk into tho city, and noticing the fair
extra coming toward him stepped over
to another track, only to be run over by
an extra returning from tho grounds,
which was backing into cltyi He waa
literally cut to pieces,
W. J. Carter, a laborer, waa sand
bagged by footpads at Omaha the other
aigbt He was found by the police ia
an unconscious condition and so se
verely injured that he could not live.
A "prominent" physician and a bar
ber engaged in a shooting scrape at a
Lincoln house of ill-roputo the othor
night Tho barber shaved ono of the
physician's cheeks with a bullet and
the physician injected a lead pill into
the harbor's shoulder, and both were
taken to the police station.
A tramp wss recently found breaking
into a wagon shop at Dorchester and put
in the calaboose. Next morning he com
plained of spending a very unpleasant
night saying he had boon severato
stung by some kind of insects, but jN
could not in the darkness toll what they
were. Upon investigation the insects
were found to be bumble-bees, a large,
nest of which were occupying a part
of the bed on which the prisoner hsd
slept The authorities considered the
fellow sufficiently punished, aad ha.
released. . S
Ex-Senator Van Wyck haa
the nomination for Congress
bvthe Farmers' Alliance of the
district. He says that.he can be of
more service as a private at the ra
thaa a standard bearer.
: iv.
m
D P. Ellin fifty
attempted suicide at Blue
tins his throat witb a n
his wife separated fifteen
this, in connection wl
troubles, caused him to
cholv. which led to the
not live.
Joe Abts, a boy about fifteen years of
age, was accidentally shot and fatally
wounded by Albert Schram the other
day, while huntingnear Columbus. Tho
boys were riding in a cart and had a gun
loaded with shot lying between them,
which was by some mishap discharged,
part of the load striking young Abts just
above the ear.
Amos Burtxett, aa old veteran livin?
at Plattsmoutb, drew his quarterly pen
sion the other day and invested a por
tion of it in beer. When on his way
home at night he was seized by two
men, who robbed him of the balance of.
the pension money and threw him over
a bank fifteen feet high, breaking his
collar bona
Postmaster Gallaohxb, of Omaha,
has resigned. He wss appointed by
President Cleveland.
C A Bunnell, who was In jail at
North Platte for selling mortgaged
property, recently played a shabby triek
on the sheriff and got away. Since bin
incarceration he had become paralysed
ia his lower limbs, aad by reasoa of his
helpless condition the officer gave him
comfortable but aot very secure quar
ters ia aa upper room in the jalL The
only barrier between the prisoner and
liberty was some lath aad plaster, aad
ono morning when the sheriff went to
the room to give the poor cripple his
breakfast the hole in tho wall waa there,
but the prisoner had flown.
John Sullivan, a young farmer
twenty-three years old, livingabout two
miles from Denton, was found dead be
side the roadway the other moraiag.
Hia neck was broken end he waa other
wise disfigured. It wss thought thst he
had been throwa from hia horse aad
killed. He leaves a yoaag wife aad two
small children.
A numbeb of the Jefferson County
farmers have manufactured horse power
machlaes with which to cat their eora.
It is a wonderful labor-saviag piece of
machinery and does goad work. Two
mea aad a boy eaa.eat aad shock from
eight to tea acres of core par day, its
swath being two rows.
A stsTBSMN-LAW af. B. Crowe, of De
Witt, recently attempted to commit
suicide by shooting herself, hat waa
preveatod frees, accossplishtog her ob
ject Fbaxk Jakxand, a Hooper
tired ef life
dose of hlae vitriol, but a doctor pre veatr
ed tha ahaxuag off
Tbb State' Normal School at Para
opened the fall term with SlS atadeato
carolled.
Tax mill dam at Lyoas was badly
by a break ia the 1
dtheratohtaad it will takea
it
Wcnucaasaa beys ware iarsdiag tha
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City express oa the
Paalac railway which left St Loaiaat
elakt o'clock Satardsy aight
Ually wrecked at Gleaeae awitoa, abeat
twaaty-asvea mUes wast af St Lento.
lajarea,
arebablyfatollr. The St
leftthetraeawhUetaeWkhitostoeaar
almost cleared it The looosaotlva kept
totheraiU
A relief traia left here about mid
night for the scene of the wrecfc. At
3:4T o'clock yestordsy moraiag aa ea.
giae aad baggage car arrived at Tweaty
oecoad street where carriages aad aa
ambulaace were ia waiting to eoavey
the weaaded to the hospital. The
feeble light of the lanterns in the bag
gage car, which had beea improvised
lato a hospital, casta dull light over
the pallid faces of the victims of the
wreck. .
The names of those injured, so lor
as ceald be loaned, are: t
Mrs Mary Lett Kaasaa City, proba
bly fatal abdominal contusion. s
A. C Daily, Lebanon, Ind., bruises ea
tho head aad chest ,
Ufa. A. G Dally, braises oa the face.
E. L. Norton, 9638 Stoddard street
8t Laala, latorasl injuries.
Mrs. E. L Norton, dsngerous internsl
injuries and cots on face aad neck.
Mr. and Mrs Norton were eoaveyed
homo la carriages and the rest wero
takea ia ambulances to the Missouri
Pociflc Hospital.
Those aot seriously Injured, of whom
there were six, were taken in a special
traia to Kansas City. Their names
could aot be ascertained.
Oaly one of the sleepers, the Osage,
left the track. All of those hurt wero
in that coach, which rolled down an em
bankment aad was badly wrecked.
EXCURSION TRAIN ACCIDENT.
Rapid City, a D, Sept 15. Tho
Masons to show their appreciation of
the bow Black Hills A Fort Pierre har
row gaage railroad gave an excursion
Saturday. The train was made up of
two coaches and a number of flat cars
with seats arranged to accommodate
passengers and departed from Lead City
at 9:45 la the rooming. About 200 Ma
sons and thoir families went to make up
the excursion party.
As the train was passing a point near
Elk creek, twenty-five, miles from Dead
wood, a large pine tree which bad caught
firo from a passing ongine, fell, strik
ing the jsstcar, which waspackod with
human beings, killing two peoplo and
wounding seven. When tho massive
piece of tinibor struck tho csr a panic
took place.
Following is the list of the killed and
wounded: M. J. Bilding, engineer of
the Golden Star mill at Dead wood, in
stantly killed; Mrs. J. K. Snydor, of
Lead City, killed; Mrs. J. K. Snydor,
log brokon and badly bruised; Georgo
Deemer, jewolor of Lead City, finger
brokon; Mrs. J. E Brooks, of Lead City,
severely injured; Mrs.Klingler, of Lead
City, alight injuries; J. V. Llllig, In
jured in the head; Sam Gilbert, badly
bruloed about the body; a son of Andy
Gray, of Lead, severely injured.
This is the third sccident within ten
days, duo in each instance to the imper
feet construction of the road.
BAN UTT A WAtiON
St. Joseph,;
Sept 15. Tho south
.st
press on tho Cblcsgo,
I ity railroad, duo
Saturday aftoraooa,
occupied by L. Pen-
ing three and
on the Savan
was running
CSper hour and
the front end.
. on otjo side
on tho other
and the max
and all
killed. Pondlo-
ton waa seven
and his wifo flfty-
six years old.
ey wero coming irom
thoir home in Savannah to St Joseph to
visit their son. Alderman Stephen II.
Pendleton, The bodies were somewhat
bru'sed, but were not mutilated.
TRIANMAMTER KILLED.
Kansas Citt, Ma, Sept. 15. Thomas
McDonald, tbo roadmaster of tho Kan
sas City & Independence Rapid Transit
Bailway, was run over and instantly
killed by a train on that road near
Washington Psrk about 8:30 o'clock last
night Tho body was badly mangled.
The deceased, who resided at Bristol
Station, oa the line, boarded an east
bound train to ride to a neighboring
point In alighting from the train
he-stepped upoa the other track just as
a wcat-bouad tra.a was approaching at
a high rato of speed. Mr. McDonald
was a maa about thtrty-fivo years of
aga aad leaves a wife and three chil
dren. He bad been ia the employ of
the railway compaay for a long time
aad was highly esteemed.
Aanrehwts BIscC Opcnljr.
Berlin, Sept 14. Tho first Anarchist
meetiag ever held openly in Berlin hss
just taken place by permission of the
police. The Anarchists are aot very
numerous ia Germaay as compared with
the Socialists, tha Anarchistic pro
gramme aot being attractive to the
methodical and regulative Teutonic
mind. The meeting waa a very tame
aad uaimportaat affair. The speakers
claimed the Aaarchisto to be the bona
fide followers of Karl Marx aad declared
that Socialiaai wasbatawesk substitute
for the gexniae doctrine of aalversal
freedom for the proletariat
Danville, IIL. Sept 14. The Be
publican bo't aga trt Congressman Can
aea'a re-election has assumed serioas
pTOBortioas, Fifteen Bepablicaa pa
pers in the d. strict opealy oppose bias.
Tha Daav.lle Dally ComsserciaL pub
lished at Cannon's owa home. Is
latest to come eat agaiast bias.
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tia saagraU BMrketo eaaaad by a
"Ot
olkrat aUltoxeoT
la taw a.
J-1
ea all the eereala I sUrlbato
to
fa she crops. The stotosseat
the ligh tost ytoUPar
I oaa aai agree with.
Grata opera tots watch aar baltottao
vervelooely aad they aa doubt
their ealealattoae oa the basis shawa la
So far as the iaforsaatioa that
wa receive iscoaceraed, it
o Ihriaaoai filffrnrat tr Their ee-
jaet te to areveat great laetaatioaa.
"Yen da aot seprehena any
squeese?"
"Why aot a art -Tha Government
reports have considerable infiueace ia
checking say complicated coraer. aad
every body is enabled to kaow a pre
cise condition of the crop. As they
prevent fluctuation rather than increase
t the more frequent they are atade
the more gradual aad pacific the condi
tion becomes.'
"Is it a fact, that the resort Is the
mosraafavorable one'erer issned?"
"Not at all. The cotton crop ia ex
traordinarily good. Onto ,asa Brabably
lower ahan they have beaa for; tweaty
yeans? bat that la tha oaly weak point,
with the exeopaea of too:harloy crop,
which was very aroiifio last yeox, how
ever. " " - "i -,
"Maw is the qualltyr' -
"Uniformly xUr, cxeeat aa I have
stated, with oats, which are aet only
short but poor in quality. The barley
crop is merely good. I think thst this
coaa try sheald raise less wheat aad im
port leas barley. We export wheat aad
import barley, and there is bo reasoa
why we sheald aot raise it slL The
exportation of corn this .year will bo
about tho same. This is aot vory largo,
however, as foreign nations eat but very
little com. I think that oa the whole
there is no cause for any trepidation oa
the part of those coatrolliag the mar
ket" TEMPEST IN A TEAPOT,
The Little RnMto T Hwllsrrtan.l Has a
BsTolatlon On Hr Hanoa.
IiONDON, Sept 13. The news of rev
olution in Switzerlsnd is the r must in
teresting topic of the hour. Details of
the uprising sre difficult to procure, the
Federal authoritios having maintained
a telegraph censorship which would do
oredit to the more despotic neighbors of
the littlo democracy.
From the pains taken to check com
munication between the dlHaffinstod
Canton and tho outsldo world, and from
the absence of any encouraging official
announcement by tho Federal Council,
it is feared that the revolt may bo more
widespread in its effects than the brief
dispstches pormittod to pass the censor
ship would indicate.
Ticino, tho Canton now in rebellion,
has, however, a- moro turbulent record
than her sister Cantons, and the news
of the present trouble is therefore less
alarming than if tho offending Canton
was one, of thoso which had always
maintained a peaceable and loyal de
meanor. According to advices the revolution
ists formed a provisional government
and convoked a popular assembly, which
declared tho existing Government and
the Grand Council dissolved snd ordered
genoral elections for noxt Sunday. Tbo
insurgents hold Lugano, Mcndrano,
Chiasso and Locarno. The Bundesrsth
was called in extra session and ordered
Federal troops to be sent to the scene of
the disorders. The populace support the
insurgents aad the civic guard occupied
tho telegraph office, thus preventing
tho supporters of the Cantonal Govern
ment from communicating by telegraph
with each other or with the National
Government
PESKY POTTAWATOMIES.
raln- the RMwrvaUoa-Thre ef the
LcaaVrs KIHmL
Topeba, Kan., Sept IX. Information
has reached this city that the council
of the Prairie band of Pottawatomles
held a few days ago oa the reservation
in Jackson County terminated ia the
killing of three of tbe leaden and the
wounding of sevoral others. v
There are two baBds, one known as
the Big Soldier bead and the other
the Little Soldier band. They met
in council to consider the President's
order requiring them to sectionise.
Tbo Little Soldier' band are all Indi
ans and are in tbe majority, and favor
of taking their lands as the order indi
cates Tbo Big Soldier band is com
posed of full bloods, hslf breeds and
white men who have intermarried and
been adopted iato full membership witb
the nation.
This is the turbulent party aad op
poses tho order to section! zo witb vio
lent threats against their great father
and his supporters. This feeling is en
couraged by the white "Indians,'' who.
It is said, misrepresent the situstioa
snd the President's order aad were the
cause of the riot
The minority party have among them
shrewd advisers who incite others less
informed to csrry out their schemes.
There is a delegation or the better ele
ment of both bands in tbe Territory for
tbe purpose of looking at the country
with a view to making it tbelr futare
homo. Had they beea present at the
council, tbe riot probably would not
have happened.
rJMssrtrees
CixasiXATi, ScpL IX At Kucyrusfour
inches of rain fell yesterday. The San
dusky river was so high as to cat off
communicatioa with North Bswyraa
At Akron tbe rainfall waa diastroua.
Great damage was done throughout the
county sad in the city unoaual destruc
tion was wrought. North Howard street,
one of the principal business streets, be
iHjr fearfully washed in some pisces, A
portion of she street railway was left
with ties ia the ahr banging by the rails,
the mala sewer exposed aad watoralpes
torn out Railway travel ia sJssestsee
peaded. Inceasaat rata wr taw iswtj
ist hoars have caased a
the Cleveland A Marietta whleh wsff
lv traia s lsaur white.
thn Clevelaad. Leraiae A Wheelmg tall-
vst has heea washed away
citv. TheTi
MM-half feetiaeaa
valley is iaaadatod.
Tke Setoto river reoeaoa a
which.
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ohia. Ha waa hxasxa to ssj haehttato
is MiMnMat flamasamaaaa af ahnhaaaxwa.
comes frees I . TT - a m ma
asnl ii waa a
his way to aaa Salvador. Be
by twa saoa ao aeay
Whoa tha ship arrived
Gaatosnala,
beea warned that
board, at ace seat af twa heat toads af
be surrendered to then. Caatata ntta
peremptorily refused to aeosde to this
demaad. Aa attempt waa made to ee
erceMm ay wltoheMlag alsaraaeo fn
pera But after a datoattoa af tweaty
foar boars, Captola Pltto aaratotUur la
his refusal to deliver Oeaerel aWrxadU
without aa order frssa; tha aHvaaaaax4
course. "
"ThiswasAngastaT, aad oa tha mm
of the same day the steamer arrived nt
SaaJoae. Nosooaerhad taaAeaaalea
sachored thaa two heat leads ef soldiers
were seat off from shore to keep cleaa
watch that ao oaa without iweser era
acBtiala should leave the vessel for tha
shore. Withia pistol shot ef where tha
AcspHlco lsy there were twa Ualtod
Stats gunboats. Captain Pitta had
telegraphed to their commsadlag oatosr
from Cbsmperlco requesting ssslstoaea,
but his dispatch waa bob
sellvarea.lA.-4
Now he made a aeraoaal ai
for help. Tha reepoase
mea-of-war oould do
torn
srdor from the port captoia.
"Next day the ship was agala iavaded
by the commandants of a special ferae
of men, accompanied by another beat
load of soldlera. This time the Gaato-
ftaa
e fnraiahed with aa
wrder.af axraaf frees the Amertoaa
JataUtor. xaxaoa Af tor , being Intro
duced to CapUlajntto, tha eommaadaat
produced his papers aad made a formal
demaad for the delivery ef Geaeral
Barrundia. Then the eommaadaat di
rected that all tbe cabia aasseagera ha
ordored below. Whea thai order had
beea executed, the eattre ferae af
Gustemalaa officers proceeded to Gea
eral Barrundia's room. Captain Pitts
going with them.
"As soon as the room waa reached
Captain Pitta, after depreeaviarvhe aa
cesslty of surrendering his psssnngerto
the nuthoritlesUbegsn to read the order
for tho General's arresL toneml Bar
randia had quietly met them at the
door, but at oace divining that all waa
over? he reached lato the roam for hie
revolvers, aad making the ramark: 'Very
good.' fired.' The ball Just missed Cap
tain Pitta, who, together with the com
mandant ran to hia room, locked the
door and hid under tae bed, leaviag the
man-Hunting to tbe speclsl officers. Bar
rundia was a short-sigh4aa.axMaaaV.aa
ing very nervous, waa unnble to do any
damage, though he chased them la aad
out of the saloon, firing wildly. At last
the officers dropped him from dlffereat
points, riddled with shot upea the hur
ricane rdeck. The brave eommaadaat
tbcroupon came from hie hiding piaee,
walked up to tho dead maa aad f red
in to his skull.
"The dead body was rolled up in a
piece of csavss and aid being sum
moned from the other boat aa tha Oea
oral was a very .heavy man, the burden
was bundled down the gsngwsy Into
ono of the boats aad conveyed ashore
to be sent to Gaatoasala wbera It waa
Interred the next day. The ether boat
conveying the gallaat perpetrators of
the deed, thoir revolvers openly dis
played In their haa a-a, made a stotoar
round by the Ualtod States wsr ships
oa their way to the shore. As they left
tho ship some smilialy waved tbelr
hands,
"Still tbe incident waa aot overt Tha
Guatemalaas had to wipe tbelr feet a
little mora oa tbe Buffering ship aad
she was net allowed to preened intil tha
bogfago aaloagiBf ta'aaaraidia had
beea eeasxhod, presumably far ovideaaa
iacrimtoatiag other rThU was sab
mlttod loathe guabeats still silent aad"
sleepy aot a hundred yards away. Tha
Americans a hoard were fall af todig
aatlea and shamf at the whale aaala.
LOCOMOTIVE FJRCMCN.
a Oaa ri
roeasMl
Sab Fbabcisco. Sept. IS. At the'
veatieaof the Brotherhood ef
live Firemea ameag the recommenda
tion made by Graad Mastor Sargeat U
one thst tha Brotherhood erect, la sense
central city, a building for edtoaa af tha
graad lodge, to cost aot leas thaa flse,-
Tbe grand master all
thst stops be takea tosooaoi togtolottoa
ia varioao atotoa pravidlBg'agilssstaa.
emntovuMratef' naa'ortoaa or eMiea
nrmet toealxtlnesitHto U;''
The report of tha graad secretary aad
treasurer showed a membership ef It. 000
snd an. 000 ia the insurance fund. Tha
report also state thst the Esfjairhaai
raised by Uaaoanaii aM.fatta aaa-
pert the grest V striha
rnary, toM, aad Jaasdry 1. taaaf
."v
t
NRwncau. N. T.. ftopt ML
Robert Dun woody, who etolme to have
flagged aad aawsd aba at Liialooosaaas
Ilambarx: ea Ifeadsy. atjat. has
mnaeaigi (adefnttoly by taa
Ceatral railroad etViala Itoaawedy
says thst ate asamhssttoa at Alaaay aa
Taeaday waa by Datactssaa
aad Hamphrey aai by
Khmell. Ha ladigaaaaly
ehanaasadahy
"Ifthiatoa
to diastwdit asa aad raia
Idaaaiaaa haw lea
amahrsy that ha had
araaa sty aaaa-
hSeXWIiae a i sjsst sbsbs st't ii r ;.
Kxw Taaa, aaaa, 11Carrto Leaa a wZZTl " Urmmr
Tha anaaa ea I nmsa iwwmrj-Bsw years sa, waa J1 .
ssssy sans am swspbsws sssnj HMwar AsmWa
' - - -- - m. - - mfamxxTnf sBBXaxtaXef
HATHCR milQUE.
It. A commltuK, q
ta af aba ex-emptoyee ef the Xn w York
railroad sailed oa IViini
y xl saaaw in his omc t
yoatoraay. asdoi t,r
j, aa eld freight on-
while Qaffaey. aaeiaer iriVnr.
We kavecoatn to uiv
aba strike ef the New York On:.-!
aft, Depew respond J: Tm xtrxui
to aetatuf to talk etaot. Th
to virtually vr now."
Strike is not over, for all u,
BMa oa the road who am mcrol of la
her ergaaisatieas have quit rv nt
; fTaay have chosea to rl thir r"
altlaaa Mr. Webb, who was manasinc
lharaad la my sbseace, took nw mn
ia their places whea they quit work.
Mlaaettoa has beea sustained by ihn
exaeatJve beard ef maaagoment of thn
road. Tbe places of those mn hT
bow beea filled sad that's thn end of it"
ojtJratow then naked fJrpew to wu
until tbe eosamlttoa had 4lscued th
matter aad said that they would thn
tataca aad asaki .their proposition- to
him.
Depew replied: "There 1 no uo in
makiag false promise to you. Then l
tore to he dona I do not crn
ever back numbers. You hm
0 resign your place. Mr. Wbb
haa filled them, aad I have nothing
store to say."
Tha committee then left the office
RIGHTLY TREATED,
Tbts
ONve Awf M
mtr.
aUsrae, Fx tepC
ML Several ea
ef aasiag have occurred at Lafayptm
College during the week.
Twoyeuag freshmen who were threat
ened with n visit by the hating U-
waraed the latter to keep y
themselves with hall )t
they had retired they hrl
haaars approachlag the dir. nl
ajhea the sophomores broke down th
floor to gain an eatranc they were int-t
by the determlaed freshmen. U In
hanA
The first of the phomre to entor
the room was Juan Medina, a Spantanl
from Tegucigalpa, Honduras, who
struck a terrible blow oa the foiehl
aad fell uueoasclou. Another ipho
mere was hit but not so hadly lnjure.1.
The hasers then plckel up their wound
ed comrade and hastily retired.
Medina has been delirious all Uj
aad Is now lying In a preearlous omil
ilea. It ia feared hi skull Is frxturM.
Hia classmates hsve had him conrelr,l
all day with medical aid In constant at
tendance. Great effort was ain't to
keep the matter quiet
"S' RiAPPOrfrlONMtNT.
I'Miinsana lHMMU'a Tmm htnlmi in
tMlf-lhlrw C -r
WASHI!itTit!. Sept. 13. Congresjimn
fhjnnell. chairmaaof the Caasn torn-
snlttee. ha tolroduand a 1411 in th
.ffiaase for a tspssnlensioat of mom-
'mar of Caagraso ulc. tha saw cnuv
It mskes the llouso of Kepresentatlti
of the Fifty-third Congreas ronsUl of
84 members and memtier from StaU'i
admitted subsequent to this term U ln
added to the number.
isMaaaor lions the members among thn
State In such msnner thst there Is no
change In the numtmr from Connotl
cut, Ilel aware, Florida, Georgia, tndl
aaa, Iowa, Kentucky. Louisiana, Mslnn,
Maryland, Massachusntta. MUt'sttpjil.
Moataaa, Nevada. New llsmhlre.
New York. North Carolina. North
Dakota, Rhode Island. South K
keto, Tennessee, Vermont and WrU
Virginia. Uader the apportionment
Alabama, California. Colorado,
lsxar Team. Seat
Mrhl
reraxa consln "'
gaa, Missouri, New Jersey. Ore
Texas, Washington and Wlsroasl
would each gala one member: Arkansas,
Iillneis. Kansas and Pennsylvania earh
J twv aad Mlnaeseta m-X N'ehraska each
three. Tha oaly State to lowi a Repro-
seatattve will be
Virglnla and Ohio,
which would lose one esch.
Hm AMERICAN FLAO.
Wsee-M wills
aVa'xafitvax
ToaosTo. Ont. Kept. 12. Wha
ladasaial Cshibltlon was opened
the
'
Karl Aberdeen a ftj handsom linltel
States flag wa seen fluttering frwm
aad of the graadatand. Upoa noticing
XM Celoaal Crair. Brlga-ie-Mator ef the
rCaasdisn mMttis, ordered th flag to be
sxfeea sfasfst This was down amid a
feed deal ef hissing sad cheering by
those who noticed the act.
Aaoeea a Maaager Mill of the Kipo
sifctoa heard of th occurrene he or
dered the flag to be again hoiatad. Ma
tor Gmy appeared upoa tho grtind
hssllag (th rag snd ordered "the flag
of aa alien peopt" to he torn frwm the
This the msaager refvssd to do.
claim lag to be as loysl a th 4s"r.
aad aajrlBf that It ass only a grarefl
to Anterlcan pewpi "
year visited ta Kss-ssltio In
aumbera Th qUoa win
bfra the heard of directors fr
la wHi
li A ravifluU fe
brakaa eat .to the Cle ef Tirlnf
iinlag ai J Jlnaiaaia sf up also r-gr-J-fag
the revision af U- Omtituiion
Three members of tbCnUsl 'n
nt have bn Imerisoned. " "
lied a4Ahva ravsiver and t&
have ftod. 3 Tb redrt Tr
sai seat two hattofi"s to vh
i 5
1
J&
ALBAST. X T. rWPt. 12. No 1r
Wasata. sswUaJ fausa !w V.-fW AJf4i T
swrnsv-B am p s wj mm m sn "-"-' '- - '
las Bight- Tha pUeUt-a Is ?)
V she fsat thmt there Is diAftroa
trrack at n4rk. slsl soil's tol'w
this city, ea th New Vorfc CntrL
Taa wreck I very 4lstros T
sajiasa. toa cars sad a 3 Way" are
aflad ap so a to rtr the psawr
sfaaxa a aell as th trmlgki.
Ttsa engineer. - aad a hnk
ammaiaiaaertod htftod aad tore ih-
ms mmmmAm. The wreck U e-a f f s4
baraiax aarewly aad iraia ar 4lsr;
., Vatothtohoaf aaatralBhasarrttd
th.
BAawaMaaaaaaMMaaB
ftept, IJL-W.
livtosT uir
tlwesvUto. whtto tolsf
M f a srhtoh a
aar far la
sea
toM
I a leddar la aba aell sad
toa tody.
BuXavtsma.
ms-xrawamFBa
Baaxx, a at
ajBsaihe
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