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10 TUESDAY TOPICS A It Kiosau wont Id Oolrldgo today on 1 uslnoss Mm Isono Powers returned today from Otnuhu K 1 Kinson of Crolghtnn Is ft oily visitor today Mr mul Mrs Bono depart oil this morn ing for Kansas It 1 Saunders of Carnos upon lust night in tho oily Tho Wednesday club will moot nt 2 tomorrow wit h Mm V It H 1 IiiRny Oollanior Grunt have received ii now delivery wagon built on n ruthor novel lllllll Or Koipor supmintoiulonl of tho hospital for insane wont to Pierce to tlny to deposit his ballot W It Bridge departed ovor tho Union Puoillo for a bueinoss visit to Chicago Miss Wildo of Miulison who vlsitod lior relatives for several ilayfl returned lionio liiHt niht County Superintendent fJrum of Mad ison is in tho city looking lift or his in forests in tho campaign P Father Walsh and Father lliggiiis will Iriivo this evening for Tihton whoro thoy will assist in tho Catholic iniHsioii Mr and Mrs Frank I loyor huvo givou up housekeeping for tho present and liavo taken rooms at tho Box Iiouko on South Fourth street for tho wiutor Mrs Will Davenport anil children and Mrs Shenkborg toft today for their homos in Sioux Oily aftor a pleasant visitut tho homo of Mr and Mrs too Davenport Bishop WillianiH was in tho olty today on his way to Columbus I lo oxpoots to hold services in Trinity Episcopal church at this placo ono week from Sunday November 17 Among tho improvoments being made to II IS Hardys rohidoneo on Fourth Direct and Philip avenuo is an addition which will add to its appoaranco and accommodation II It Patterson is today moving his family into the Pacific hotel of which ho has assumed the management Tho residence vacated by him will bo occu pied by Dr 11 Ij Seoggin and family Tho Pullman and Wagner sleeping coaches usod in tho transportation of troops destined for tho Philippines to San Francisuo from Minnesota a few weeks ago arc being relumed to their destination empty Mrs Parkinson of Madison who ut tonded tho state federation of Womans clulu recently hold at York mot with tho club at tho homo of Mrs K P Woatherby yesterday afternoon and gave n very entertaining talk The price received by J W Gibson for tho nino fancy birds ho shipped yes terday to Dos Moines Iowa was 50 This would have purchased several wagon loads of ordinary fowls tho kind that Mr Gibson does not raiso Rev Philip Hoolzol tho new pastor of St Paul Lutheran church has ar rived with his family from Fond du Lac Wis They are stopping at tho homo of Ferdinand Pasowalk pending their settlement in the residonco con nected with tho church just north of tho city Tho mooting of tho American Hoot Sugar association which was called by Henry T Ox mini to meet in Omaha October 20 lias been postponed to De cember 5 because so many interested wore unable to attend on tho first named date on account of being in tho midst of a very busy campaign G W Fosters remains wero laid to rest this morning in Prospoct Hill cem etery Funeral sorvicos won hold at tho residonco this morning at 10 oclock and were conducted by Row J II Main of tho M E church Tho choir of that church also assisted furnishing uppropi nto music for tho occasion Louisiana Planter Twonty miles of pipo liavo been laid for tho factory at Lohi Utah along the lino of which thoro will bo stations for tho collection 4iud slicing of boete and from which tho juico whou extractod will bo piped direct to tho faotory By means of this tho factory obtains control of a much largor territory If you have not voted do not fail to d ko Tho opening battlo of next years campaign is being fought today amt your vote will have an inlluonco in de termining how it shall bo continued Tho polls close at 0 oclock By tho time this paper is issued thoro will be but a Khort time left in which to exercise your right of franchise Do not neglect tho duty The boots are coming in so rapidly and in such quantities over tho Union Pacific that two ongiuos aro required on almost every tniiu to carry tho extra weight Tho beets come from Amos North Hand Millard Schuyler Ooluni bus nud other towns along the branch between this city and Columbus Nu merous cars of slack for uso in tho fac tory are also being received over this line of road Tho little daughter of Section Fore man Morau of the Pacific Short Lino at Plaiuviow died of burns rocoived there Saturday afternoon while playing with her mates about a straw stack Tho children had eoiuo mutches About 5 oclock they set fire to the straw and the blazing straw ignited the little girls drops Who wan terribly burnod boforo help enmo all her clothes being burned from her blistered little body Death canio as a relief at 8 45 oolook Tho Sioux Kaplds Press says it knows a farmer who haHiit lost a hog in Ii years while his neighbors hnvo lost hundreds This is tho way ho keeps off oholora Ho put a ixuiiid of cayenne popper and a pound of asafetida in a cloth and throw it into tho bottom of the swill barrel lotting it lie thoro until all was dissolved Ho also took of mil phur one part of coporas one part and of salt two parls and kept it constantly before tho hogs letting them oat all they would Ho also took care that no wagon which had been at any placo whoro there was hog cholera should drlvo into his feed lot WEDNESDAY WRINKLES Wm Queen is on tho sick list f 1 Klsh has returned from a visit to friends in Ivnox county Mrs 0 W Sohwonk roturnod yoster day from her visit to Indiana N A ltalnbolt roturnod yesterday from his trip to Lusk Wyoming Mrs Chits Green loft this morning for Fremont to visit with friends Superintendent Oruni was In tho city last evening canvassing tho returns Mrs V MiiHon and daughter of Piorco aro In the city on their way to Kwing Dr P II Salter niado a professional visit to visit to Wiusido this morning Miss Campbell loft on tho 1010 train for a short visit with her sister Mrs Hohanuon at Madison Mr Henderson camo in Monday night for a fresh supply of musical instru ments and to cast his vote Miss Nora Dunn of Meadow Grove who has boon visiting M iss Anna Evans returned to her homo yesterday Mrs R W Mowers and son loft for their homo in Lyons this morning after a short viBit with Mrs Hon Rarshingor Rev G II Main has gone to Blair to porfonn tho niarriago coromonoy in which O W Crowolls daughter will bo the bride Rev J J Parker announcos that ho will bo glad to see any of his frionds who care to call on him tomorrow after noon or evening J H Hermann today rocoived tho sashes for the new Catholic church and thoy aro ready to bo placed as soon as the masons progress that far Frank Carter who was visiting his cousin Miss Suo Carter wns called to Ohilliootho 111 yesterday by tho suddon dangerous illness of his mother Rov J P Van Floot and family do- parted today for Wavorly Iowa whoro thoy will visit relatives and frionds for n time before settling in a now location D W Parmaloo mid wifo of tho Rose bud agency doparted this morning after a ploasant visit at tho homo of Mr Par maleos brother-in-law Qou Barshiugor of the union depot Clara tho daughtor of Mr and Airs Wm Winter who rosido north of tho city iliod at 5 oclock yes terday ovoning Tho funeral will bo held tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock from St Paul Lutheran church A largo nunibor of telephone linomon arrived in tho city yestorday and aro today busily engaged in constructing tho now lino botweon this pluco and Vrdigre It is hoped to hnvo tho lino completed and ready for servico within the next few weeks A special train of stock was transferred from tho Elkhornto theC St P M O yesterday and tukon to Sioux City Three spooial tralnloads comprising fit cars wore also transferred from tho Elkhorn to tho Union Pacific and car ried ovor that road to Ames Just as Tin Niws goes to press u dispatch is rocoived from Omaha in re gard to tho match shoot betwoon Bailey and Glissmnu of this city who outorod for 100 livo birds for 100 a sido tho ovont taking place on tho OimUm Gun Club grounds Glissman won tho money by killing 85 birds Bailey quit ting at 71 Commencing tomorrow and ooutinu ing during tho short days tho timo of going to press on Tin Niws will bo ono hour earlier than heretofore to onablo the dolivoryof tho paper to bo mndo boforo dark This will mean that items tr publication must bo in tho ollico by oclock in the afternoon unless they aro of considerable longth when thoy should bo handed in by noon Church noticos and announcements of society meetings must be in by noon Tho funeral sorvicos ovor tho romains of Mrs Agusta Spioring wifo of Hormau Spiering of South Norfolk wero hold in Christ Lutheran church this morning at 10 oclock Rev J P Mueller conduct tho sumo A largo concourso of friends attended and followed tho remaius to their last resting piaco in tho cometery of that church east of the city Mrs Spiering died at her homo on South Fust streot Monday after a protracted illness from cancer of tho stomach She was born August 11 18t5 at Sattmow Germany and was married to Mr Spier ing in that country in 1870 The family emigrated to this country in 1893 aud took up thoir residence in Norfolk where thoy have siuco resided Tho deceased leaves a husband aud soveu children four daughters and throo sous Come in and see tho now Norfolk Cash sjoro TUB NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY NOVEMBER 0 1810 COUNTY ISFOll Ml Rcpublcan Gain of no for Head of the Ticket COUNTY OITIOERS SPLIT EVEN Ui piilillraiin Hind Holinvlnml llniinti Mllun lotvfi and Smith nnd tlm Funlnn Ma ICIml lliiiliiliiiun of the Tliiknt Al Inn llleeted for IHnlrltit llldfn Irom VtViliuvMlnyn Dully The election loturns liavo boon slow coming in on account of tho now form of ballot with which tho boards hnvo had to wrostlo Nothing dollnito Is known ot results in tho state Tho morning papers however acknowlodgo gains for Holconib and his olectlon Is claimed by from 10000 to 1 2000 Tho figures on which this ostlmato is based aro vory moagro and subject to a con siderable change It is quite evident that if theso figures are corroot thoro is quite a diiToront condition of affairs throughout tho stato than exists in Madison county This county last yonr gavo Poyntor fusion a majority of 20 ovor Ilayward for governor Tho unofllcial returns so far as rocoived give Reeso republican n majority over Holconib fusion of SI votes A chungo in favor of tho repub lican stato ticket of 110 votOB Ninth Judliilitl nixlrlot It is llgnred from tho incoinploto re turns obtainable that Allen fusion is olectod district judgo by a majority ranging from 1500 to 800 over Wolsh re publican Returns from Piorco givo Allens plurality in that county about 2l Madison county gives Allen a pluraity or about Hit Wayno gives Welsh a plurality of about 100 votes ItcKiiltH on Count r OlllroiH On soino of tho county olllcors tho fig ures aro so oloso that it will undoubtedly required nn oillcial count to dotormiue tho rosult while on othors tho uuoillcinl returns determine tho result beyond a doubt Chr Schavland republican is elected clerk of tho distiot court over Samuel McKlhoes fusion by about 512 For county treasurer tho vote is vory closo but Bouch republican ifl probably olected over Buruoy fusion by about 120 votes Tho vote on troasuror is also hard to dotcrniino and it will probably requiro an oillcial oanvass It is figured how ovor that Miles republican is elected over Brechlor fusion by about 10 or lo Losoy fusion for sheriff is elected ovor Gardner republican by a mnjority of about M8 Wm Bates tho fusion caudidato for county judgo was elected ovor S A MeKuy republican by a majority of about -125 Tho fusion caudidato for superinten dent of public instruction C W Crum was olocted ovor Geo W Snider re publican by a majority ot about 128 W II Lowe republican was probably elected county surveyor ovor Hoover fusion by a fair majority It is probablo that Suitor of tho fusion party for coroner waa olocted over Tanner but tho rotnrnos aro not sutlicont ly comploto for any detluito Jigures to bo obtained On tho wholo tho voto is quite satis factory to tho republicans showing a largo gain for tho head of tho ticket aud tho oloctlou of at loost fivo out of tho eight county olllcors Comity Cumin Imtlnnnt H For commissioner of tho First district Chris Smith republican was oloctod ovor F II Knnl fusion by a majority of 17 AKNBHHOrH In tho voto for assessor in tho several wards tho rosult was as follows First ward O F Eisoley roprS Frod Deguor fusion 80 Socond ward J W Ransom rep 110 W F Alhniau fusion 101 Third ward M R Morris rop 172 Alex Morrison fusion 85 Fourth ward J II Thompson rep 18 F W Koorbor fusion 12 Tho republican candidates wero elected in tho second third aud fourth ward and tho fusion candidates in tho first and outsido precinct lllHtlttOt Of till Illl The voto for justice of the poaco suited us follows Hayes rop 1st ID 2nd 112 ltd 103 lth III Total 70 Gaylord rep 1st 2nd OS 3d 128 4th 10 Total 30S Daniel fusion 1st 01 2nd 109 3d 107 lth 51 Total 303 Kelly fusion 1st 71 2nd 01 ad 13 14 Total 200 Hayes and Daniel wero theroforo olected Coiutiililfii Theroturus for coiihtablo showed the following result Wright rop 1st 11 2ud lll td 171 4th 52 Total 402 Heinlebou rop 1st 67 2nd 105 lid 140 j 4th in Total an Hoyt fusion 1st 70 2nd 88 ad 77 4th f5 Total 290 OBaniou fusion 1st 73 2nd 00 3d 82 4th Total 278 This elects Wright and Hemlobou the two republicans Outnlile Irorlnrt In the outside precinct there were no republican nonilnoos for tho positions of assessor justlco of tho pouoo or con stable For tho first position F D Kraut received 175 votes For justices of tho poooo Lindoman rocoived 13 1 nnd O F Hanso 110 For constablos Herman Buottow ro colvod 141 and Frodinaud Wintor lli For road ovorsoor in district No 1 15 J Rix rep received 23 and W F F Wintor fusion ll In district No 81 W Bovoo sr republican rocoived tl and Wm Brummuud fusion 711 Tho two fusion candidates wore thoro foro olected iKorgn V foNtnr Tho following is a brief obituary write up of Goo W Fostor who died Sunday and wan buried yesterday Ho was born in Cecil county Maryland Oclobor 25 18 Whllo yot a child his parents romoved to eastorn Ohio nnd from thoro moved to Iowa in 1850 set tling near Muscntlnc Ho grow to man hood at that placo and aftor teaching school for Bomo tlmo ho wont to farm ing on tho old homestead In 1872 ho married Miss Morilla Harbaugh who survives him Threo ohildron woro born to Mr and Mrs Fostor two of whom died in in fancy Tho remaining and only child is Miss Ivn Tho family camo to Norfolk in 1802 anil hnvo since made this thoir homo During thoir residonco lioro thoy huvo gained many warm frionds who biu corely sympnthizo with tho remaining members of the family ovor tho loss thoy liavo sustained A brother of tho deceiusod AValtor FoBtor also makes Norfolk his homo Tho deceased has never enjoyed tho best of health but on account of his un complaining naturo few people realized what ho suffered His lost illness was of but a wooks duration Curd of TlinnkH Wo wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to tho kind frionds and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during tho sickness and burial of our bolovod husband aud father Thoir kindness will uover be forgotton Mus G W Fostkii Miss Iva L Foster IVIntor In tho South Tho soison approaches when ouos thoughts turn toward a placo where tho inconvouioncos of a northorn winter may be escapod No soction of this country otlors such ideal spots as tho gulf coast on tho lino of tho Louisville Nashville railroad between Mobile and Now Or leans It pos3cses a mild olimuto puro air oven tomporaturo aud facilities for hunting and fishing enjoyed by no other section Accommodations for visitors aro first class and cau bo secured at modornto prtcos The L N II R is tho only lino by which it can bo renched in through cars from notheru cities Through car schedules to nil points in Florida by this lino aro also perfect Write for folders etc to Geo B Homer D P A St Louis Mo Cull Ior County Suirnign Convention All friends of justice and equal rights in Mndison county aro urgently invitod to moot in mass convention in the lec ture room Congregational church Nor folk November 14 aud 15 1899 The convention will bo held under tho joint auspices of tho National American Woman Suffrago association and tho Nebraska Equal Suffrage association Able speakers will bo present and an entertaining iustructivo program will bo provided Four states Wyoming Colorado Utah and Idaho liavo already granted full suffrago to women whilo six additioual states huvo admitted tho justice of tho claim by extending partial sufTrago Tho states whioh havo had full opportunity to observe tho ad vantages of woman suffrage unite in tho testimony that it has proved beneficial in ovory direction It has in no way injured men women or tho state In stead under its influence women have become more intelligent and self reliant good men havo boon encouraged by the moral aid of woraon and havo sought tho purification of politics whioh thoy whoro unablo to accomplish ulono whilo tho stato has gained a now dignity by tho introduction of this moral force Important business concerning meth ods of work best suited to hasten the establishment of woninu suffrage in order that tho stato may gain its conse quent good elleots will bo considored in tho convention Tho friouds of suffrago nro invited to aid in tho formation of theso plans tho indifforent nro iuvitod to attend the sossions that thoy may bo converted and tho opposed aro invited to participate in tho discussion present ing thoir sido of tho question Every one is invited Como one Come all I Makv Smith IlAYWAHnChadrou Pros Nebraska W S A IIrLix Goft Lincoln Cor Secy Nobrai ka W S A Mus GitAiK Somius Norfolk Chr of entertainment Com Henry Glows tho New York banker says that beefsteak is a civilier It ought to bo at its present price A Yalo student has been placed in jail for 15 days becauso ho kissed a girl Is this n case of criminal aggrossiou A ploy has been put ou the boards at Now York that is announced as noither immoral nor unintelligible It is feared that its chances for success ninoug tho Gothamitos is exceedingly small HOLLAND JS ASUCCBSS Submarine Boat Works With out a Mishap on Official Test WAITS 25 YEARS FOR VICTORY Trnr Strnnin Ilnvrn thn Inventors Cliuckn Who n Cnii riitiiliitoil by Nitvnt Uonrd on HuTtfiil Trial of 1 1 In Hilhinnrlim ToruxIo llont In Inoonlc liny I- I Nkw Yoiik Nov 7 Tho submarine torpedo boat Holland wiw successfully tested in Peconic bay Long Island yes terday At tho close of tho test tho monibciR of tho lioard of inspection Rear Admiral Rogers Commander Emory and Naval Constructor Wash ington E Capps shook hands with John P Holland tho inventor and con gratulated him on his success Ho had waited 25 years for victory and tears streamed down his chooks when tho naval olllcors grouted him Tho course was by compass duo north and south When all was ready tho Holland sank to a depth of 10 foot whilo going at full Hpoed which was attained almost immediately Tills loft tho tips of the Mugpolos on her dock exposed But for these it would havo been impos sible to trace tho loat as whilo flub merged sho made no dlsturbanco on tho surface Sho traveled at tho rato of eight knots an hour making tho milo from start to turning point in nine and ono half minutes Arriving at tho end of tho mile sho shot to tho surfaco her turret coming into view Ton seconds later nIio had again disappeared With in tho 10 seconds sho corrected her course having dovintod only 70 foot from tho true course and fired a regula tion Whitehead torpedo weighing 810 pounds which wont spinning off toward tho target 800 yards away Meanwhilo as tho deadly missile hurled true on its course tho Holland swung about and started on her retail Sho turned in a radius of 75 foot or nbo t one and a half times her own length Sho was flying back to starting point boforo tho missile had run its course Tho return trip was niado in about tho sumo timo as tho outward run and was equally a success IOWANS ON HOME SOIL Men ol tin Fllty Vimt Itcciiunut Olvon a Hoyul Wolcomu Council Bluffs Nov 7 Never bo foro in tho history of tho city did Coun cil Bluffs witness such a demonstration ns tho rccoptiou given by the stato of Iowa to tho returning Fifty first Iowa volunteers yesterday Almost ou tho hour of 8 tho first sec tion pulled slowly to tho depot amid a deafening chorus of whistles from all tho engines in tho neighboring yards From all tho windows of tho long train leaned blue coated forms waving hats and handkorchiofs And tho crowds about tho depot responded with a sim ilnr demonstration Tho soldiers wero given an official welcome by Governor Suaw and were foted by citizens dainty hands serving them u royal spread IIoudIiii ltucoptlnn at DfR Molnos Dns Moines Nov 7 Tho two Dos Moines compnnies and tho Knoxvillo and Oskaloosa companies of tho Fifty first Iowa regiment arrived hero yester day from the Philippines after 18 months service Thoy wero givou a royal welcomo by at least 50000 peopln on tho streets and any amount of noise from whistles bolls cheering and fire works Tho Oskaloosa and Knoxvillo companies went on to thoir respective homes aud tho Des Moines boys wero givon a recoption at tho Auditorium There is great rejoicing that tho boys return in such good condition but few falling by war or diseaso and fow othors being detained in hospitals Itlnoilhoumli Dlncovnr Culprit Ouaio Neb Nov 7 Tho Beatnco bloodhounds arrived hero yestorday and assisted in tho capture of John Grothio a wealthy farmer living five miles south west of this town for tho malicious de struction of proporty on tho farm of O M Hulbert a near neighbor Bad blood has beon existing between tho two farmers for sovcral years Trulu ltuiiH Down Iluril of Cuttle Fout Dodoi la Nov 7 Tho wost bound passenger train on tho Illinois Central which is duo to arrivo at Fort Dodgo at 245 a m was delayed by running into a drove of 05 high grado cattlo at tho Duulap crossing Svhon an invoutory was taken of tho accident it was found that 13 wero dead and badly injured lloiiiormnlni of Onkiiloomiii jullmit Soin Oskaloosa la Nov 7 Tho Oska loosa company of tho Fifty first Iowa voluuteers arrived last night from Des Moines ovor tho Rock Island Tho wholo country turned out to welcomo tho members of tho company blow to7nsjjrgent CAUSE Colombian Warship Sink Kuliel Convoy Stauiuur mul Capture Craft Kinoston Jamaica Nov 7 Roli ablo Colombian ndvicos just received hero describo tho pursuit of and an en gagement with tho insurgent convoy steamers by the Colombian cruiser Her cules under Goueral Rodriguez ac companied by the steamer Colombia having troop j ou board Tho insur gent steamer tho Drag was rammed and sunk and four smaller ones wero captured after a sanguinary fight Thou tuo Uisncrn3 with tlio surviving uisiir gouts escaped into Rio Blanco Tho insurgents lost 250 men aud the loss of tho steamers is regarded as a severe blow to tho insurgent cause Itlcli Oro From Dt uiltvoocl Dearwood S D Nov 7 Commo dore Grant loft for Denver Sunday with two moro car loads of rich oro from his mino near this city Ho says the 65 tons shippod will bring 5000 Ho has saved out some of his richest ore which makes tho lust shipment less valuable than his first carload REVERINO FOR GOVERNOR Flnt Aiitonoinoim Onvflrnniont of 1111 p I ii on Kwilillnlmil nt ltut nloil Manila Nor 7 At Bacolod island of Negros the first autonomouB govern ment of tho Filipinos was established today General Smith governor of tho island of Negros admlnistorod tho oath of ollico to tho judgo of tho supremo court who in turn swore in tho gov ernor three jndgos connciltnon aud itor nnd secretary of tho interior Tho natives of tho island attended tho cere monies Thrco days feasting will fol low in colcbratiou of tho now govern nientand tho first uunivorarsy of thosur render of tho Spaniards to tho Negros revolutionists ending with a ball in tho government house at night American Hags aro displayed in tho village Tho celebration consisted of horso racing and other siorts music religious func tions and an illumination Tho ball at tracted tho wives of tho wealthy plant ers ami thoro was as great a display of rich costumes and jowols as would bo Keen nt a similar affair in America and Europe Elections woro hold Oct 2 tho num ber of votes cast being 5428 Thoro wero 40 candidates for tho various of fices Molecio Rovoriuo was elected governor receiving 1505 votos Suf frago was determined by property qual ification and ability to read and write General Smith during a speech said Your futuro promises as brightly as Japans who today is recognized as among the civilized nations of tho world Senor Sovcrino in replying said tho best thing for tho futuro of Nogros was tho continuauco of closo relations with tho United States General Smith then nuuounccd tho granting of freedom to tho political prisoners in commomoratiou of tho event General Hughes in command at Ilo ilo tendered a congratulatory speech over tho eastorn cablo from that place Gonoral Smith in an interview re marked that it was of tho utmost im portance that tho Filipinos should bo taught to rccognizo tho sovereignty of tho United Statos Tho gravest dan ger he said threatening a peaceful administration is intrigue among tho insular politicians and ho declared that tho United States government must for years keop control of the Philippines to prevent such conditions lllfiiiiilst ArrcHtml Indianapolis Nov 7 Lycurgus Harry Wright who has two wives hero and another in Evunsville was arrested thero last night and will bo brought hero today In 1895 ho married Penrl Poo at California Mo aged 24 and brought her to Lafayette Intl where ho left her in a lying in hospital Ho camo hero and married Mrs Nancy Woodruff at Cicero Ind a few weeks later and then after getting all her property deserted her Both wives mot hero today looking for him Wright a few weeks ago married a third wifo in Evausvillo Kxploiion In Giuollno Tank Stella Nob Nov 7 B M Dors tine a tinuer crawled into a 15 barrol gasoliuo tank at tho flouring mill last evening to solder a loak and was badly burned Tho tank was a now ono aud on being filled had proved defective Tho gasoline was drawn off but left a vapor which exploded as soon as tho tinner was handed a lantern A by stander lifted him out of tho tank and his faco and hands wero found to bo terribly burned Ho will recover Finds SnOOOO In Gold Jackson Miss Nov 7 Hunter Johnson a white citizen of Jackson was hunting in tho swamps cast of this city several days ago discovered a box containing nearly tf0000 Tho monoy was encased in an iron caso and is in gold pieces nearly all of tho 20 de nomination All of tho coins bear dato prior to 1850 It is thought tho monoy was a war treasure Tubb Kontiinco Deferred Sioux Falls S D Nov 7 Judgo Carland this morning postponed until tho 29th inst sentencing Mayor R A Tubbs of Alccster found guilty Satur day of sending obsceuo literature through tho mails The motion for a now trial will be disposed of at that time Hunker Spencler Found Guilty Neilsvillk Wis Nov John H Spengler has boon found guilty of illegal banking by the jury in one of the six cases against him This is known as the Dorchester bank caso Tho mini mum penalty is a year in tho stato peni tentiary TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS At the Hercules club Brooklyn Mon day night Martin McCiio got tho decis ion over Oscar Gardner nt tho end of tho 25th round A dispatch to the war department Monday announced tho death of Major Samuel Robinson surgeon United States army at Hot Spriugs Ark Tho First Washington voluuteorn nr rived at Seattle Monday on tho steamer Queen and wen givou a recoption uover to bo forgotten by thoso who witnessed it General Charles Sholloy of Birming ham Monday announced his candidacy for governor of Alabama Ho makes tho third caudidato so far Tho elec tion occurs next Thursday In a mino oavo in Monday at Amasa Mich Frank Brown was instantly killed Seward Hughes Charles Erick sen and Abb Gill received severe but it is not bolioved fatal injuries During the past year tho rovenuos of tho postal servico increased from 012018 to J5021i8t and tho expendi tures from 97851407 to 101032100 a not incroaso in tho receipts of 0008 705 nud in expenditures of 3718752 Tho rocord of tho work of tho three stato employiuout agencies of Chicago has been compiled in the stato bureau of labor statistics The report bIiows that tho total number of applicants for work during tho 13 weeks was 17089 of which 10203 procured positions A A i