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- OUmtENT COMMENT.
, Tins New YorVSaa has startd aland
to relievo aaaarii la Irelaad.
Sktkeai. aroTiaoas la Italy an oeri-
tmdlj threatened by the destltntlea pre-
vailiag. .
Yalaan af Dallas. Tax.,
hare rise trust M,Ma,Mt to IK, tat, sat
withiaayear.
Toebk are over , chihirea attend
ing the schools im Loadoa who are im
safficieatly fed.
Ma. A3JD Mrs. Hkkrt M. Stabucy ar
rived at Ostend oa the 3d. They were
received by King Leopold.
Thk com lag Florida orange crop will
be below the average, but the estimates
vary a good deal.
More thaa fifty people were poisoned
by drinking 'fcircus" lemonade at a
booth at the Portland, lad., fair.
Jersky Cmr has a law under which
fines of $10 each are to be imposed upon
persons detected drinking malt or alco
holic liquors ia her new parks.
A Gekmah woman arrested at Cannes,
France, had in her possession topo
graphical charts of the fortress and
plans of the defeases of the town.
A large fire brick manufactory is to
be established at Catlettsburg, Ky.,
which town has also recently closed a
contract for a system of water works.
Verdi, the venerable composer, is writ
ing a dramatic cantata on the subject of
Shakespeare's tragedy of "King Lear."
The libretto is to be written by Boito.
It is reported from Ceylon that an at
tempt is to be mado to introduce Cey
loaese cigars to the American market
in the hope that they may win the favor
of American smokers.
A bull fighter named Mascareno has
been expelled from Guatemala for shout
ing for Ezotaof San Salvador, and a Ger
man has been driven out for paying at
tentions to ilarrundia's daughter.
A. J. Cassatt, of Pennsylvania, and
ex-Senator Davis, of West Virginia,
have accepted the places of Intercon
tinental Railroad Commissioners, to
which they were recently appointed.
Stbpniak, or rather the Russian who
has made the name famous (his identity
is somewhat of a mystery to the public
at large), istocomo to this country in
December and' lecture on Nihilism and
kindred topics.
Centhal Amkkican affairs are now
quiot and will probably remain so until
the coffee crop is picked. The present
leace between Guatemala and Salvador
is throughout Central America called a
picking truce."
Skcketaky Wisdom issued an order
closing the Treasury Department on the
4 tli nut of respect to the memory of
lion. Philip F. Thomas, who was Secre
tary of tho Treasury for twenty-nine
davs in I860 under President Buchanan.
A New Yokkeb, who has recently
spent some time in the literary circles
in London, says in the Sun that thero
must bo at least one hundred biog
raphies of Mr. Gladstone already in
manuscript, awaiting tho event of his
death.
Congressman Kennedy proposes to
get all tho notoriety possible out of his
attack on Chairman Quay. He has had
50.000 copies of his speech printed for
distribution in his district and through
out tho State of Ohio. Tliey are a repro
duction of his remarks as originally
expunged from the Record.
The liritish steamer llushmclls from
London reports that on September 21,
300 miles east-northeast from Capo
Race, she passed an enormous iceberg
which was about 300 miles in circumfer
ence and 600 feet high. From the time
the berg was first sighted tbe ship
steamed five hours before coming
abreast of it.
Congressman Frank Lawler was
unanimously nominated for sheriff by
the Democrats of Chicago. On the
ticket with him are ex-Congressman
James H. Ward for probate judge and
Mrs. M. A. Mulligan for superintendent
of schools. Mrs. Mulligan is the widow
of the Union General who became
famous by his gallant dofonse of Lex
ington. Hon. George Bancroft, the vener
able historian, quietly spent his nine
tieth birthday at his residence on the
"Cliffe," near Newport, R. L, where ho
received scores of congratulatory tele
grams aad letters, besides 'many calls
from his personal friends. He appeared
quite bright for one of his age, but each
additional year mow shows plainly on
his still erect form.
L.IEUTKNAST-VOM1UNDEB CJLER. In
command of the United States ship
Banger, has been ordered home and
will bo relieved by Commander Wingate.
The impression ia general that Com
mander Eller is called because the
Secretary of State is dissatisfi
course pursued by him in regard to the
peace negotiations between Guatemala
and Salvador, and also im regard to the
Itarruadia affair. Tho Ranger was in
the harbor of Sam Jose whem Barrondia
was killed om the Acapulco.
i The will of the late John Crerar, of
ticaco, which disposod of am estate of
arly SS.O0a.eet, much of it being be-
keathod to charitable and religious Im-
.tutions im Chicago, ia to be eon-
pled be relatives. The grounds on
bich it is proposed to invalidate the
bequest of 3,000,000 are the
ae as those om which tho bequest for
library im New York in the will of the
Samuel J. Tilden waa invalidated:
lat a bequest cam mot be legally made
i any wing taat does mot exist
Judge Tdbk the Assistant Attor-
py-General for the Post-office Depart-
?nt, baa abont completed the instroo-
tras to postmasters lm regard to the
knforcemeat of the Amti-Lottery law.
It has beem foand that the law is far
lore reaching: im ita effect tham ia gene-
tlly supposed. Im prohibiting lotteries
It also prohibits all acheaaea for the
iistribution of prizes by chamoe amd
appliea to the charch fair aa well an .the
ILouisiama lottery, so am advertiaessemt
rhieh' apeaka of sTraate or a gasae ef
lance will be excluded from the ssaila.
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nary of railway eomatmctlom
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have already beem bailt im
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Gleaned Br Tolosrrmps mad MaJL
lath senate on ta atn Mr. Iagatl. ay
reaaest, fatrodaeed a bill to provide tor
payment ef arrears of pension on applies
tleas.tle4alaeeJBl-rl.nWL Referred. The
eeaferraee report on tho till for tbo relief
of settlers oa the Northern Faelflc railroad
laealtr lands waa agreed to. The
fereaee rent it oa the Dedcleaey hill
presented and agreed to and the eonfer
eaee report oa the Tariff bill taken ap
and dlseasse! at some length and laid
A aamher ef leeal aad private
were thra disposed of (laetadlbc
the passage ef forty foar peaatoa bills la
twenty-dvn mlaates) aad the Senate ad
JeanMd....Iatheneasethn conference re
port ea the Deficiency bill was dlseaaaed
aad agreed to. A large nnmbsr of report
were disposed of la rapid order, aad the bill
pasted to prev.-nt the desecration of the
American Rag by printing neon K any ad-.
Tcrttsententa. At the eveafag session away
local bills were disrosed of.
Wrrx the feaate net oa the roth the
Hob9c bill to promote admlBlstratloa of
Jastlce In the army ws passed, also a del
cleacjr bill for cauipensatloa of members.
Also a resolution coRtinalBg tho pay of.ses
sIob committee coma aad clerks of Seaa
tors daring recess. The conference report
oa the Tariff bill wns then taken ap aad de
bated natii 6:28 o'clock, wbca a vote was
reached and the conference report agreed
to by a vote cf U to 71, Messrs. I .dd-jck, Pet
tlcrcwaadPlnmbvotlBglBtbenegatlvewith the Democrats.... The day la the Home was
quiet, only a few bills and resolutions of a
local character being disposed -oL Tbe re
quest of tbe Senate for a conference on the
bill to promote tho administration cf Justice
la tbe army was granted, aad tbe Mouse ad
journed. Wbks tbe Eeaat met oa October l varl a
motions were d I -posed of, and a resolution
a lopted to adjou: a at six o'clock p. m. Bs
olutions of thanks to Vicc-Presi lent Morion
and senator Ingall for tbe Impartiality cf
tlielr actions as presiding onlcers, were
aaaaimously adopted. The Tariff bill, en
rolled, was received from tn Mouse with
the Speaker's s'gnature, and the Vice-PriSl-
dent signed and sent tto ibe President for
bis signature. A committee appointed to
waiton tb Pro'lient and notify bim tbat
tbe Senate was ready to adjourn reported
that the Presl lent had no further
communication to make, and at six
oMock tbe Vice-Pr. aldcnt declared
tbe Senate adjoarned without day.... Tho
House disposed of the nsaal rcutlae busi
ness aad appoiated a committee to wait on
the President In connection with the Senate
committee Several conference reports
were agreed to and the Senate resolution
for final adjournment agreel to. The resig
nation of Postmaster Wiieat was presented
and tbe Mouso refuted to accept It, but the
committee of Investigation reported tbat
the charges made against him had been
sustained and the office was declared va
cant At six o'clock tbe Socakcr declared
tbe Moose adjourned, only a few members
being present at tbe time.
FEK90NAL AND rOUTICAL.
Secretary Blaine is being urged to
visit Atlanta. Ga., and other points in
the South and West The Republican
managers are urging him to make one
or moro speeches in McKinloy's district
The President and his Cabinet meton
the 30th for tbe first time in several
weeks Secretaries Windoni and Rusk
were absent
James Broad, Vice-Consul at Santia
go, Cuba, has been dismissed by tbe
State Department for neglect of duty.
Rev. Dk. George D. Ciieever, well
known as an author, died at his home
at Englewood, N. J. recently.
Jean Baptiste Alimionso Karr, tbe
noted French author, is dead.
Secretary Blaine sent to tho House
a denial from George M. Wurt United
States charge, d'affaires at St Peters
burg, of the reports that Russia was ex
pelling the Jews by wholesale.
The Paris Rappel says that tho ques
tion of prosecuting tho Boulangists will
be raised in tho Chamber of Deputies,
Geal Boulanger will spend the
wintosant Malta.
Tub bill locating tho capital at Ok
lahoma City has passed the Oklahoma
Legislature. The Guthrie peoplo were
much excited at losing tho seat of gov
ernment
Congressman William Mitciiler has
been renominated by tho Democrats of
tho Eighth Pennsylvania district
EX-CONGRKSSMAN HENRY BACON, of
Goshen, was nominated for Congress in
the Fifteenth Now York district by the
Democrats.
The Republicans of the Third Indiana
district have nominated William J. Dur
ham, a boiler maker of Seymour, for
Congresa
Thk Comte de Paris and party arrived
at Now York on tho Sd.
There is a report that late First As
sistant Postmaster-General Ciarkson
will go as Minister to China after the
elections.
The Farmers' Alliance Exchange of
Alabama is advancing 935 per bale on
all tho farmers' cotton offered. Tho
source of tho funds is a profound secret
W. L Campbell has been selected by
the Illinois Rcpubl:can Cotnmitteo as
National Committeeman to succeed
Colonel George R. Davis, director-general
of the World's fair.
Thomas. W. Pierce has been nomi
nated for Congress by the Democrats of
tho Sixth Pennsylvania d'strict
The Republicans of the Fourth Cal
ifornia district have nominated General
John T. Cutting for Congress to succeed
Mr. Morrow.
Colonel JonN R. French, editor of
tho Sun, Boise City, Idaho, and once a
noted anti-slavery agitator, is dead.
A treaty has been signed by Ger
many and Zanzibar relative to the
coasting trado along the East coast of
Africa. The German Government pays
the Sultan of Zanzibar 4, 700,000 marks
rfor the concession.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Japanese are indulging in threats
against foreigners because of a provision
which permits foreign offenders to be
ed by foreign judges.
vmjrang of Whitecam fired a
volley of btretfcaaWat a woman as she
broke from them wbcvannjEfire pro
ceeding to whip her in CalbouiNwanty,
Ga., recently. She was fatally wound
ed, lying im the woods all night umtil
found next morning.
Nine firemen were buried under a
falling wall at a fire at 17J Canal street
Chicago. They wore all seriously in
jured. Chicago papers are now discussing
the question as to whether tho National
Commission has any right to interfere
with the active management of the
World's Fair.
Seven men were injured by an acci
dent om the railroad near Bangor, Ma, a
gravel train coming into collision with
a freight
Charles McIlvaine, tho Brooklyn
murderer, has beem sentenced to die by
electricity at Siag Sing prison im the
wee of November 17.
The schedule of the assigmraoat of
Sawyer. Wallace & Co., tho New York
commission merchamta who failed re
cently, ahow l44f,06 liabilities am
55,302 actual asseta
The Congress of the United States of
Colombia has approved the internation
al railway conference amd three com
missioners have been appoiated.
The great Chicago dry goods firm of
J. V. Farwell Co. has decided to im
oorporateJamnarymext with 5,M0,O0O
capital.
Twatage between Harrison amd En-
Ark., waa held u tkm
ether alghtna the maU ponchos taken.
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Tn California grape evwafeim daaf or
ef rot from exceasivo raiaa'
Siltxb took amothor npward move
ment oa the laf havimg mrevioaaly
steadUy aeoHaed. Many persona were
reported msmtpsjlatimg tho asarket
Ax expoeiUom halldfmf made of Uled
hay amd straw has beem opened at
Mosaeace.nL It ia qniU a large atrnot
nre. "
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ni amd tho wife of To wm Marshal Ar
meld has died of tho thum
Thk Cemaos Baroam makes the mo
moanceasent of tho. yopmlotiom of tho
Territory of Oklahoma no L9M;CJfoag
Coaaty, ladiaa Territory. ,7; elty ef
Kiagtsher, Ok., LUS ; Oklahoasa aty,
Ok.. ,1: Gathrie, Ok., a,HL
RssoLTmoxs wore adopted by tho
Interaatiomal UaaUrtakers' Association,
declaring all coatracto between the aa
sociatioa and the Natiomal Burial Case
Association camceled byreaoom of the
Manage of the Anti-Trust bilL
The monthly statement of the pmblic
debt shows a decrease im the debt for
September of $4,587,907.
The British dockmem's congress has.
opened at Loadon with sixty delegates
present
AriBKatSydaey, N. S. W., destroyed
property worth $7,500,000.
The Treasury Department om the 9d,
mailed a certified copy of the mew Tariff
law to every collector of customs aad of
internal revemae in the United States,
H. Walter Webb baa ordered the
discharge of aU New York Central em
ployes connected with tho Knights of
Labor.
The boat race between Hanlan and
Teemer at East Liverpool, O., was won
by Teemer. The alleged stakes were
$1,000.
A passenger rate war has commenced.
Round trip tickets from Kansas City to
St Louis and Chicago were selling for
single rates on tho 3d.
A Brussels carpet trust has been
formed. Prices will go up 25 to 30 cents
per yard.
Governor Ross, of Texas, finds tbat
crime in tho State has decreased 40 per
cent during the past four years.
The Mormons of Arizona numbor one-
fifth of the population.
The present population of Sioux City,
Iowa, is 87.862; of Dallas, Tex., 38,140;
of Macon, Ga. 23,688; and of the State
of New Hampshire, 875,837.
It ia stated at the Treasary Depart
ment that the decrease im tho bonded
debt of the United States during the
past month, via :$43,818,240, was greater
than in any month since tho period of
refunding operations under Secretary
Sherman, the nearest approach to it be
ing $26,593,830 in the month of October,
1888.
Charles Wesley Hastings, a veteran
of tho war, and two other men were ar
rested at North Lansing, Mich., while
in the very act of making counterfeit
silvor dollars.
A change in tbo weather of California
for the better has saved many thou
sands to the grapo growers and -aisin
men of the State. About Napa $100,000
damago has been dona
Secretary Benjamin Butterworth.
of tho Chicago World's Fair, is preparing
a circular letter containing full informa-
t tion for those who desire to make ex
hibits and for all others who seok
knowledge.
It is stated that Eastern capitalists
have organized a company with $7,000,000
capital for the purposes of manufactur
ing tinned plates. The headquarters of
the company will be at Baltimore. It
will run its own tin mines and will try
to control tbe Americam t'nned plate
trade.
The United States Fish Commission
promises to make a' great exhibit of fish
and fisheries at Chicago during tho
World's Fair. Tho National Commis
sion has been called to moot in Chicago
October 18.
William H-ScimiVEMbo bank cashior
of Columbus, Ind., who escaped to Cana
da with $300,0)0 in bonds and cash and
was only recently arrested, has turned
overall his ill gotten gains and will
plead guilty.
Twelve hundred miners at Dayton,
Tenn., havo struck against a reduction
in wages.
Cholera has reappeared in Toledo,
Spain. Four cases, ono fatal, havo boon
reported.
Ernest HuMPnr.EYS, a negro who had
killed two other negroes, was lynched
at Princeton, Ky.
It is reported in Chicago that the Balti
more fc Ohio railroad has arranged for a
new entrance to Chicago
Five mon were killed by a boiler ex
plosion at Gurloy's saw mill, Chewalla,
Tenn. Among the unfortunates .was
Gurley himself.
The small lake pleasure steamer
Golden Eagle exploded at Peoria, Hi.
Of the fifteen passengers only two were
slightly hurt
Loitisr Carrinb, who lives on tbe
third floor of 193 Lake street, Chicago,
was horribly beaten by burglars. Sho
will die.
ADDIXKHfAI.
Three Chinamen were baptized la the
Emanael Baptist Church at Albaay, N.
Y., recently by Rev. Henry M. Kiag,
D.D.
Hon. William L. Scott is still crlt
ically ill at his home im Erie, Pa, Mr.
Scott has long been a sufferer from dys
pepsia. Stories concerning the establishment
of huge tin-plate faotorles are declared
to be fakes.
Austrian newspapers are full of
angry art'cles oa the mew Americam tar
iff. The Government is trying to allay
the excitement
8tock Exchange waa
ended October 4.
AmericaVsaBtaaaaaaaaaaaaai depressed.
Paris waa qu
The revolution:
of Ticlao; Switaerlaai
oa the question of a revis
stitutioa. The popular vote sho
938 for and 11,834 against revision.
Clearing hoase returns for the week
ended October 4 showed an average de
crease of 18 compared with the cor
responding week of last year. In New
York thero was a decrease of & L
Thieves are reported busy at work
stealing the cattle of the Cherokee Strip
Live-Stock Association.
The hoase of John McBee, am oa
policeman of Dubuque, Iowa, was re
cently om ire. His wife and three
children were fatally burned. McBee
escaped by jumping oat of window whom
aearly suffocated.
Thirty arrests have boon made ia
Russia ia connection with a workmen's
political movement Ia tho interior
others have beoa arrested charged with
the maaufactare of bomba.
ia Dee Moines, Iowa, deatrored
Heath's oat meal mill, erne of the larg
est ia the State. The lose waa betwoea
$75,taad$tee,eei
The wifeef.General Booth,
er-Ia-ebief of tho Salvation Army, died
ta fjojaioa receatly.
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NEBRASKA STATE N1W8.
Tarn other lanrMsllosrgoor,
ha, aad several other partieo
to tbo vieidity of Waterloo om
iag expedition. After the-
torn!
burnt-
amort they eat dowa to laaea
hardly well seated before a Beck af
dacha weat by. Newgoor reached oat
aad caught his gaa by sho muzzle aad
woo palling it toward aim whom tho
trigger ceagat im some weeds, eaaolng
aaaocideatal discharge, which carried
away the index finger of his left hand
aad lacerated tho second so badly that
it had to be amputated.
Bra colUsioa betwoea two sectioas
of a stock traia aear Cody tho other
day Charles Share, ef Rapid City, waa
crashed fa the debris. Tbe Ire from
tho stove igaited the wood work, burn
ing three cars aad a locomotive aad
'charring Share's body beyoad reeegmi
tion. John Sichford was badly lajared.
Fourteea head of cattle were killed.
- William J. Mead, a well known con
tractor; attempted saickle at Liacola
the other afternoon. He had beem con
fined to his bed for seventeen weeks
with rheumatism, aad becoming de
spondent severed aa artery in his wrist
He bled aa Immense quantity and when
his wife went into the room she found
him unconscious and the bed saturated
with blood. A physician waa summoaed
and although he was nearly dead, hopea
were entertained of saving bim.
Pbtsb Gross and Peter Krolm were
recently put under bond at Lincoln for
trial on the charge of buying diseased
cattle and selling the meat They paid
one farmer $10 for a steer, dying from
lump jaw, and sold the meat, realizing
a large profit
Cal Hutman, of Sioux City, was bad
ly hurt whilo trying to get oa a moviag
train at Wayne the other night The
train was going too rapidly for him and
he was dragged for several rods, and
found lying beside the track some time
after in an unconscious condition.
Thomas Coonet, living three miles
from Overton, recently hired a stranger,
calling himself Jess Murphy, to work
oa his farm. The other day Mr. and
Mrs. Cooney went to spend tho evening
at a neighbor's, leaving tho hired man
aad children at homa In the morain?
the hired man was missing, and also $85
in cash, which had been left in a
bureau drawer.
While James Smith, of Tobias, was
lately leading a horse along a road a
drunken man drove his team against the
animal with such force tbat tho pole of
the wagon was driven into the side of
Smith's horse, killing it instantly.
An irate baker of Noligh vented bis
rage on a theatrical advance agent by
showering him with stale eggs.
A cowboy named James McFeo, em
ployed on a ranch about twenty miles
west of Goring, had paid gallant atten
tion to a young maiden who lived on an
adjacent ranch. She did not however,
return bis affection, and tho othor day
he became aware that his suit was hope
less. After writing a short letter to
her declaring bis intention, hoTode his
horse to a clump of cotton woods on tho
river bank and tying bis lariat rope to
an overhanging branch on tho ono onl
and around his neck on the other, drove
his horse from under him. His body
hung for fifteon hours before it was dis
covered. W. H. Neely, a real estate agent of
Kearnoy, has disappeared, and it is al
leged that he left a number of his
frionds and associates in the lurch for a
considerable amount
TnE othor evening Isaac Traver, ono
of tho first sottlors of Morrick County,
jumped from a hay mow and was im
paled on tho handlo of a pitchfork. It
was feared his injuries, would prove
fatal, no is upward of 'sixty years of
age.
Dr. Doan's team ran away with him
at North Bend the other day and threw
the doctor from tho buggy, breaking
ono arm and his nose. It was feared
that he was also internally injured.
On the 30th pensions wore granted tho
following Nebraska veterans: Original,
William T. F. Dodge. Clarks. Increase,
Charles H. Carter, Grant; James H. De
lano, Wellsviilc; James Mowry. Craw
ford; Horace Greene, Ragan; David
Sloan, York; James Gaskoll, Uubbell;
John McCauley, Beaver Crossing; Den
nis Lyons, O'Neill; Abraham Greoncr,
Table Rock; Lewis A. Colburn, Manilla;
John Hare, Albion; Robert Marvel, Ex
eter; Dow Stcadman, Pressor.
A meteor which dropped off bright
lights of various colors was seen at
Juniata the othor night
Iva Howard, an Edgar lad, was show
ing off at school tho othor day, and
while turning a handspring broke his
arm. Without shedding a tear or utter
ing a groan he marched to tho sur
geon's office, had him set tho arm and
was back at school again studying his
lesson within ono hour.
TnE Baptist college at Grand Island
is nearing completion.
Three youngsters, aged about thir
teen or fourteen years each, recently
ran away from home at Beatrice with
the avowed purpose of going toTacoma,
Tbe boys were all of respectable parent
age, and had about $89 between them.
TnE general merchandise establish
ment of Sands 4k Andrews, of Ponder,
was closed the other morning under at
tachments aggregating over $7,000.
At a colored festival ia Lincoln the
other night a fight took place, during
which George Wilson received several
sevoro'stabs.
Gross and Krohn, the two Lincoln
butchers arrested for buying diseased
cattle aad selling the meat wore each
fined $25 aad costs.
Pensions lately granted Nebraskaas:
Original invalid, John Stovers, Fre
mont: JonYanXance, Chester; Horace
Sutton; ErfcemAxcry- Herman;
Straight Omaha; James
ngestus W. Powers,
KentT9VnaaBBBBBBw)nnnon, Blue Valley.
Increase, JowTHIdd, Willow Springs;
Reissue, Patrick H. Steele. Kearney.
At Arlington, Washington County,
lives Mabel Cook, who is fourteen years
of ago. Sho measures thirty-four
inches in height and weighs thirty-eight
ponnda. Sho has no deformity amd is im
perfect health. The young lady is as
largtv ia all probability, as she ever
will be.
James Wright, a farmer aged eighty
six, was thrown from his wagon at Ne
braska City the other -day by a fright
ened team and had his skull fractured
aad waa otherwise seriously lajared.
The residence of B T. Wooden, aear
Springfield, waa entirely destroyed by
an incendiary fire receatly.
W. Hale aad wifeof Battle Creek,,
celebrated their gtddea. wedding tho
ether day. They have thirteen childrea
living, nil of whom -were present at tho
wedding and reunion.
The corner-stone of tho aew St Jo
seph's Catholic Church at York haa heea
laid with isapanJaf earesseaiea.
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SIREN AND SUCKER.
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math
of ma Adwoay
LEI ILOIw E1SILY Tf im
New Yobk, Oct . Loais Beeaat, a
handsome young medical student frees
Paris, whose folks are said to reside oa
the Faaboarg St -Germain, while ia
ado the acquaiataace of a
Aasericaa woman while sho
warn attomdhaff tho Coveat Gardea Thea
ter with a matronly womaa who paseed
as aaat and chaporoaa, Beeaat oeatia
ud tbe acquaiataace, meet'Bg and oer
respoad ag with tbo young woman, who
described herself as Miss itlaache Rich
ardson, a graduate of Vasaar College
and, a resident of Bostoa. Their inti
macy became so close that the youag
medical student gave up his profession
al studies aad started with the Ameri
cam girl to see the sigh ts at Monte Carta
Later tho medical student left Monte
Carlo, at his companion's solicitations,
and came to America on a flying visit
He and his Vassar prize took up a flat
elegantly furnished, on Thirty-fifth
street, near Seveath avenue, but bad
been there only few daya when a young
maa who was introduced by Blanche aa
her Ceusln Harry" came to dinner.
After dinner a gamo of cards waa intro
duced. A limit of $5 was fixed aad at
itaoonclaaioa "Cousin Harry" had just
lost teoti. Beaant took a fancy to "Cousin
Harry" aad Invited him to call again
the following evening to try and win
back some of his money. "Cousin
Harry" did so, aad not only succeeded
in winning bsck tho $200 he had lost
but almost $700 in addition.
Tho young student became suspicious
and the next day informed bis compan
ion that he was going to Washington on
a flying visit to soo a college chum
whom he had met at one of tho hotels.
He did not go to Washington, but to
Boston to look up tbo antecedents and
connections of his Vassar companion.
Thero ho learned that Blanche had
graduated at Vassar and was a member
of a prominent family, but had fallen
from grace and left tho Hub to accom
pany a well known adventuress to Eu
rope last winter.
Itesant returned to this city with a
determination to rid himsolf of Blancho
aad at onco return to his native land.
This was Wednesday. When he arrived
in this city and made his way to tbo flat
tbo place was deserted and every article
of valuo was removed, tbe janitor of tho
building handing him a messazo from
tho girl. With tbo clearing of tbo flat
went besides all the furniture, bis two
trunks containing almost $13,000 and
his clothes and a valuable papnr. He
had only a conplo of dollar.! and his
gold watch, with the clothes ho bad on
his back. Ho visited a detective
agency and told his story and tho
detectives learned that lilanche had
disposed of all thu furnituro and had
hur bagaso checked for San Francisco
at tho Erlo railroad depot Yesterday a
dispatch was received from Chief of
Police Crowley, of San Francisco, an
nouncing that tho woman had arrived
thore and was under survcillanco await
ing further orders, llcsant evinces a
dislike to order her arrest explaining
that if sho would givo up his olothes
and papers ho would not prosecute her.
Ho started for San Francisco at once.
FAMILY SUFFOCATED.
The Father Alone Kscaprs Half Dead lly
lamping Oat vt n Wlntlnw.
DiiHLMfUF, Iowa, Oct 0. Yesterday
morning at four o'clock tho house of ex
I'oliccman John McBco was found to bo
on fire. A neighbor ran across and tried
to arouso the family. Whilo knocking
at tho door tho window in tho upper
story crash' d and McBee fell to the
ground. For a few moments he was
senseless. Whon ho recovered ho began
crying tbat bis family were upstairs.
Tho flames were quickly extinguished
and tho firemen entered at tho top of tho
landing.
Tho mother and threo children were
found and quickly removed. Mrs
Mclieoand tho oldest daughter. Rose,
aged eighteen, were dead. Tho young
est daughter, Ilertha, aod sixteen, and
Charles, five years old. wore still alive.
The boy died in tho afternoon. The
girl is still alive but can not recover.
McBee was too dazed to give a coa
ncolod account It is known tbat bo
awoko nearly suffocated and aroused his
wife. They groped in tho smoke and
darkness until McBee struck tho win
dow through which he leaped or fell.
The mother was with bim, but remem
bering her childrea went back to save
them.
When found tho family were ia a
group with their arms about each oth
er's necks. Tbo building is a small
two-story frame. Tho bodies wore
slightly burned.
Hast ef Hiriaey l.nkr.
Macox, Ga., Oct. 5. Tho bust of Sid
ney Lanier, tho diatiagulsbcd Southern
poet, given to tho city of Jfacon by bis
brother, Charles Lanier,RnBunvailed
yesterday. Judge Bleckley, of thelaar
gia Supreme Court, delivering the dedi
catory address. Sidney Lanier was
but thirty-nine years of ago whea
ho died in 1881. He enlisted
in tho Southern army at the breaking
out of the war of secession. Maay of
his poems are worthy of a place among
the classics, both became of their metr
rical perfection aad tho wealth of their
imagery.
Hera aad Driver Fatally Hart.
Caktox, O., Oct a During tbe run
ning races at the Marlboro fair, Bis
marck, a fine sUllionsaj(aadby William
Myers, collided with a bufJOtjahieh waa
being driven across tbe track. Tho
shifts of the buggy penetrated the
horse's breast, killing him iastaatly.
Myers, who was drivlag, waa thrown
and trampled upoaBe is uacoascioao
aad death is expected to follow. Bis
marck was valued at ft 090.
Fraak Deaa. a white farmer, lives oa
Steep creek. Lewadaa Ceaatr. Ala. He
ia aow sixty years of age. Be
married foar times and three of his
wives were sisters. Ho is the father ef
thirty-sevea childrea Twias have heea
bora to him throe time aad aripseM
have gladdened hi heart em two alter-
eat
Miss 8alli Holley, a Virgiaiaa, hi
esUblishiag small acheaU ia that State
fer the Baraose ef teaehiag aegto girls
tonewvaara aad eeek aad glvtag
ta
a -Cnta Hatisr aad ate la ataaaadhwl
IveAfjeawjr.
thesa aa oppsrtnnlty ta loara aO read, BBf 4immr . Ifil ! iisasry m i "B! ' li Jim aa nmaamaPE
whauiaakMrMtfeaaM r awapaw...,,, sBaasrsasB Sassrnra sasna naneeaa aa aawma is.
TNC LOTT1RY LAW.
0eMa)mB)Bm aaamat saamtWW
WAOTBanom. Oct, 4 -First amlstsol
faotaiostat Osnernl Timer, ammor mao
Waaer
for paalioatsomMi
the Paatal BmHetia a etrcalar letter to
aii laettaoilemo for
their ffutdaaee ia the ease ef lottery
the reeoat Aau-beuery
After aaetiaff the law la fall, the
aarealar reads aa follows:
setlsa ana, afev qaeted. applied an nay
toiler, stdlaanr oerhnared. tf k eeaearae
any lattery, gift cancer r schema descrlb
Mincs-etl n. aad to tottecy tleheta, caecha,
drafts, i lie, ntoaey. pental aoasa, er maaey
orders for anrenaas ef loMary tleaees, a
say saaw r chants ia a lattery er tts oa
trrprfc. aad loth Mat ef tbe dralaa at
aay lattery or similar seaeaaa. aad lectlde
tee ntrryiag at them ta the malls, c tha de
ll vary f tees frees paaeaaee.
The seal ef a letter ocofaay aealed packet,
prepaid at letter ntra, mast aed a die
larbed for the parpen of aaeertatalas; at Ita
iraasaslMloa In th mall Ha delivery at a
pot oflk Is ferfeJd la by th previsions ef
Ihisaci. Nor Bill in bnn aeaple-oa that
such lcltrr or packet ratal te a leltaty,
the art that K I addressed t any pre
kaowa to t acac4 la la anslaaas f coa
dartiaa a lattery. Jastlfy Hs dteatiea er
aoa-dcllTerr. except that la delivery ef
rrffltrrl letters at ta eaVt deatlaatlee
thall be withheld whea tha roatmaster
General has Issued special eiders te that
effect
rojtal cards aad elrcalar aas Jsd. aad
alt other aasraled matter, may. whea sas
preted of havlac heea deposited er mailed
la r.olhtloa ef ta provUleas of thk) as, he
exatalael far the parpoa er aeeenaiatax
n.. ..hi.. er - lesardiaasd hv tat
act. by eM'sea te lettrry rasapaalre and
tlMirMpraaiatlv,HMcleararielatlea
ef the law a the mMlef et each matter by
lottery ompaale to their cnOea-ers er
other pel sons
Wh-n it Is kaowa at th tlm ef deposit
lag them for maUlas; that pestal cards er
clrcalara ar anniallabl the pottsaestef
hoa'd decline to receive then. If they be
fuaad la a postoMce aad the seeder Is ua
hnewa to the p atasuetar, or It they bt dis
covered la tha mall ia transit they shoad
be withdraws aa t Bsatk-d or stamped
"iraaduleai" aad seat te the l-estasaster-tieaeral.
accompanied by a special report
from the postmaster.
The provisions of this act apply te letter,
postal carls aad circular coaceralag lot
teries or similar schemes that come la th
malls from forelga couatrles. aad suck mall
so received shall be treated as If It orlgla
atcd la the United States
Matter seat la violatloa of the aectloa,
discovered by postmasters at Intermediate
post-' faces, shoald be withdrawn from th
malls and dU posed of la the aaaie maaaei
as If It bal bora discovered by the post
master at the office of mailing nr the ofje
of dcllvi ry. l'uatmastrrs ot Intermediate
offices should not delay tho traaswlssloa ol
other mall in waking special search for aay
thi k d -tlared by t U act t he mi hi illahl.
NuMnpapurs, p.itunli et- ntid publications
or nil kinds. bonrinK date befon or since the
111 h day of Scntrialer, ISM (at which date
III j act Wrok effect, which contain tho ad
vuitlwotncnt of any lottery, gift enter
prise cr slmil.tr scheme, or the whole or
part of tha list of p te'S awarded at the
drr.wins.tt of lottrr.'ca or similar schemes,
im-, by the provisions of this act. denhd
rarrluixo In iho malls or delivery to sab
scribvrs, addresses, or to any other per
Hon. or as "eitmple cophs " l'ostmssters
nhoitid inline to rece.ve them from publish
ur or to deliver them If by Inadverlance
they reach the office of destination. Whea
found ly potma-tTK i'i the mall la transit
th y should be held until a report concern
ItiK them can be made to the I'ostmasler
livnrrat und Instruction received from bias
as to thu disposition of them.
Koruiti newspaper, pamphlets and pub
lie .lions of all kinds containing printed
matter f rLI-lden by tin; provlsjonsot this
net nhou'd bi ireatelns If they acre pub.
llsho I In the Un Ud tti-t s.
Clerks In the railway raiil service discov
ering matter, the car rl nee of wh'ch is for
bidden ly tho prnvin one of ttiU set, should
withdraw and forward It to their respective
il .Vision superintendents. Division super
intendents should treat such matter In the
same m saner as postmssters are herein In-
a' nil toil In trail lf
The term "lottery" as usod In this aet em-
braces a I kiads of schemes, general rloc I,
, CliM .Itatrlhtttlii 0t ti,l,M, tiv lAllar
.- i ..
chsaccsuch as gift exhibitions, caterprlse. '
moaey or property at fair. Hence, letters,
postal caidi and circular concerning firm,
ii-id Buwup tpers, pamplileta and ether pn!
l.catl nsc3BtaiB.ig aJVertlicmcnts are un
mailable. The prov.slons of s ctloa WW, renting to
regi-tertd ettors. and of section 411, rulst
Inu to money order (both of which reel Ions
are set oat in full In Ibe preceding copy of j
tne art), sppiy to saca matter at o friers of
delivery only and are to be cnfic-d upon
the dlr ct orders of tho I'ostmast- r (Inneral.
Postmasters and other postal nfflc al and
employes are expected to be dilix at In car
rying oat the foregoing instructions for the
enforcement of the provisions of this act.
ALL SYMPATHY FORFEITEO.
Jehn BTettsaaa Thinks That His DaeghtW
Deserves Ne Sympathy Press Hint fee
Her Cenaectien With Her nfetlter
Murder.
LKAVRXWoirrii, Kaa, Oct . Mra
Routzahn is still confined to her bed
and as silent as ever. Not even the
jail officials can get her to talk.
John Mcttmaa, the father of Mrs.
Routzahn. and her brother Henry were
seen at their home on Dakota street
Tbcy take a deep laterest, as a matter
of course, in the case aad express tbe
hope tbat justice will be dealt ont to
all parties concerned. The father
when questioned as to the expense
for tho defense of Mary Roataahn
said he had ao moaey ia the fret
place aad in tbe second place onuid
aot see why ho shoald mortgage
his home to pay a lawyer whea
Mary bad virtually ackaowledged her
connection with the murder. It was
bad. enough, he said, to have oae'a wife
murdered aad thea butchered as was
Mrs. Mettman, but to thlak that his
owa child would be guilty of robbing
ber brother ef his earnings aad have the
mother 'Used" so that the theft eon Id
be laid upon her was too horrible ta
contemplate aad ia certainly suaVIent
cause for the refusal of that sympathy
that a parent would natarally show te
his child.
Kaxsa Cmr. Ma, Oct 4. William
Dwycr, a coach washer employed by tho
Saata Fo in tbe yards at Argentine,
Kan., met with a horrible death early
last evening. He and Thomas McGraw,
w.t whem bo beard at tais Madisea
aveaae, this cityeajhasl sjuit work at
Argeatiae aad pattrahsBatheir aal
forms aa Select KaighaSka U. W.,
were com iag over to a lodgfjetiaf la
this city. Ia gettiag eate tha ear
Dwyer slipped aad fell under she
wheels aad was cat la two. Bio death
was Instaataaeoea. The remalae ware
removed to aa uadertaaer'n Dwyer waa
abont tweaty-lve years eld.
Mnrvpjtrous, Mhsm. Oct, a, Tho
Kerthweatera Miller aayn: Tae mUls
improved a trife oa the asaeaataf
got ont last week. The afjiaoaio eat-
pat for taa week eadea aaiaraay
170, harreia, avaraartaa? mm daily.
agaiast 104.M0
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- aBaass? an smo
saeawsr aansasaessa vary a-awaav
It It
oatoaatvoiw
ployed ia the fatal oapisnia 00 a
aa sss the We. It hi a
llnniled van. with aa
that af ether aad emlatoforaa. aad see
ri !! with walea
aiisti It for convenient aosv oa It
baste ia a oiphem or betUe or amy
boat badly. It may he applied an may
sarraao dtrestly
tholoUowiaf
a layer of foek-oilk amd taem cwvorod
with thla alia, are aatarated with tho
methyl hhrMe aad applied to tho part
by ateaaa ef wndsn er valeaatte
era After coasaet ler aeaa
part brcomoa polo, aad aaasssie.
dlmlalahea ia seaaitlveaeaa If the
poa ha then removed there Is marked
reactioa, ahewa by temgretlaa aad
slight Itchlag. or If the applteatlea be
coatiaued for a short time laager, aay
a few Bconda, the eh la aaanmoo a whita,
dried, parchment-lik appearaaee. Thta
is the time to eperatsv Th appllcattea
is somet men aneceeded by I tea lag aad
aa urticaria-like eruption. It U raeorted
tola all klmde ef eprratloaa clrcam
cisloa. opening aheceeaea, aad la aea
ralgla. lamhag mnacalar pain, goat,
etc Loadoa Letter.
. ,.- .. ett. ,. eeendent
he has fouad a spec ite agalast cholera.
, Everybody, it appears, ahoaht sit for so
' asaar hour la a shirt aatarated with
parahln! By snch means those who am
attacked by cholera will he eared, aad
aa for thoee who are sound, why, preven
tion, we all knew, is better than care.
Nor doea M. llalma Breach what he doaa
not practice, for he has actually experi
mented upon hlnwelf with the happiest
results. He admits that hs spec lie haa
its drawback. The coataet ef the ell
with the skin produce intense irrita
tion, which he is ready te aeooaat fer
oa scientific prlnclplea The manifesta
tion is dee, it answers, to certain mi
crobes, who object to being dispossessed
aad who maintain what French wrltern
call a struggle-for-lifer. The Govern
ments ef Eaglaad. Fraaee aad Spa. a
havo heea made acqaaiated with M.
Balma'a dlaeevery, but up ta the pree
eat Lord BalUhury aloao haa conde
scended to acknowledge the receipt of
the intimation. Our Foreign Secretary
did aoi commit himself, however, so far
as to approve of M. Balma'a suggestion
that the wearing of the para fin shirt
should be made compulsory on the
Arabs, among whom the cholera is rag
ing in Mecca. London Dally News
The Pease Old Cellege ttlrt.
Charlie, (wrltiag home from college):
Dr.kH Katiibk I have met aad fait
ea in lovo with tbe moat charming girl
in tho wholo world. She isss beautiful
as the loveliest thing yon caa conceive,
and is as charming and good aa she ia
beautiful. I intend to marry her, if she
will have mo, and hope you will approve
my choice, as I would aot like to marry
without your permission, aad yet must
liavo Clara Ermiae, for tbat ia her name.
Charlie's Father (replying instantly):
You havo my blessing my son, and if
Clara is an pretty aa when I knew her
twenty years ago, you will bo la luck to
catch her. Light.
Mans ay
Not the poison that the covert
administers ia the driak. the food, er
! other guise, but the poisoa of malaria short
! ens the lives of wyr.ads. There ia a aafe
and certain
aalidote. Uosteitar'a
llittcra. which not only fortlaes the svstrm
i. . i -i .-..- . ...- .
against malaria, but mote eat Its
whea they have germlaated. D;
ysBepala,
constipation, rheumatic, liver am!
d kkl
laey
trouble are conquered by the lllttera.
Tcrtir-"Why doea the avoirdupois sy
tern havo no scrHplesI" Frof Korhlcr
"liecnuso, my hoy, it's tisoil to weigh coal
anil ice."
A obbat mistake perhaps waa made when
Dr. Hhcrmaa Baa
il great remedy rrick-
br Ash Hittkms: but It is presumed that at
that time ail remedies for the blood, etc,
were called Hitters. Had he called it Prick
ly Ash "Regulator." 'Curative," or almost
anything hut HUttn, it undoubtedly would
have aupuaeded all other preparaUoas of
similar character. The aame Hlttere lamia,
leading; itispurely a mediclBo, aadceaaot
bo used aa a beverage.
. " - -HTBSRT-csacoBd'Jctora
should net he en
pcrtcd to accept less thaa the eataMtshed
price for a ride. It wouWa't be fare. -Detroit
Free Press,
At the age of thirteen my son became af -fected
with chronic diarrhea, caused by
acofuhv 1 gave him Ball's HarasaarUla and
it cured him. I recommend it especially for
scrofula, fever, sore and general debility.
l ho cures I nave aaowe it to make ia
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eatwday taking Mall's Catarrh Cam
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weat up the cvilar came down. -lui
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derfal Chill and Kn er VHk Stum mnv ,
ago a friend, wlw know that my ti bi
been aJllctnl for mnth.wnl mo a jh. kat
ef your pill. I jrvc ti-m t, her intl n-r ,
cared her at obcv. X ncUrhbor, Mr W-tt .
had autrered with chill for nrc tbn
rear, aad hU taken (Jutuim until til hsf
lag waa greatly Injuml. rWlnf the- e r.,
wreaght ta my wile's -. ho prtvuml .
bottle of pills aal was tlUjr r-tnre,t
perfect health. I feel that thu I duo Uu
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art things presented to )mx liui tn-r
il have to buy Munej VYrvkly
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hihtrea have been nUin-tl to rotMtt lir-a.M,
hyaslagUr Hull's Worm !eim$rr .
msnlsatrtil to thestt by kind and turiurf t
I r th legs arc not hollow, why U II tJwy
get drunk so easily t IUm' Horn.
You can't help liking th"tn,lhy rf i wt
aasaUaAdthoiraclioniBs.iertect. tineini:.,
dose. Carter's l.UUo Uvcr Pills. Try them
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htvaase It murmur,- Texas Klftlnx
A siiiuil grrvt-f
to weak womankind is tho fm!it.,
of lost health tho tmtiiuic."i t
tlm raa-down" svstint. Kothit-
does it so surelv as Dr. I'iin '
Favorite Prescription. It cures all
tao dcranctn;nts, irtx-gularitivs ni. 1
weaknesses peculiar to tlm wx. l''
ike most perfect of stnntlt -iv r,
imparting toao ami vigor to tho
wholo system. For overwork!, ii
bilitated trachem, milliners, cam
it roasts, M slum - Kirls," ttursitu
mothers, and feeble women gn
crmUy, it ia tae greatest e.irthly
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cordial and restorative tonic
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way ka makers prove their faith
iajt. Coauiao no alcohol to inr
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rmgo digvntion ; a k'gjtitnate? mnh
cittef aot a evevrayc. Irely vec
tahle and perfectly harmless in snv
tinniUsB of the seieaa. or!l
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Fropr tsVI Main St, ltaffalo, N. Y.
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