S OF THE WE KK
NEWS
hail storm swept over
on the afternoon of
he 20th, Many of the halilstones
neasured 9 and 10 inches in circum-
ference, and several thousand dollars’
worth of glass in windows in houses,
stores and churches having a northerly
axposure was smashed, The storm was
zeneral throughout Northern Kansas,
cars on railroad trains arriving at
Atchison had their windows on the
orth side broken, A passenger in one
»f them had the bridge of his nose flat-
ened by a hallstone.
--The City of Mexico was flooded
mn the morning of the 224 by a rise 1n
:he lake, following heavy rains on the
wvening of the 21st, Theé inundation
regan at night, and ‘‘foot passengers
who were out late found themselves
sbliged to travel on men’s backs
hrough the heart of the city.’”” On
the 22d the shops were being pumped
yut, There is a general demand for
.he proposed great work of draining
he lake, which will remove the danger
of inundations.,
—-The hardware store
bridge & Co., in Boston, was robbed
between the evening of the 20th and
the morning of the 22d of $1000 worth
of While Mass was being cel-
ebrated Burlington, W .
the morning of the 21st, the priest’s
residence was robbed of §
a chalice valued at £0 {)
ed
—A terrific
Atclusen, Kansas,
of Straw-
goods,
at iIs¢onsin, on
JU0 1n cash,
and other
robber, a
ve th e name of A.
arrested and taken t
at Racine, While
jumped from a car wi
train was gol
was stunned
wired.
aluables. T
ng man who
Isby., was
)
he alleg
the
le
ng
speed, by
and rec
H. Dod of Gardner,
rested on the evenir
arge of
thie we
who
1ysterious pistol shot. Mi
oo years old and has been
her mother on a farm.
quently visited them, ar
mored, obtained about
th Miss Dodge bas
throughout the surroundir
a dead shot with a pistol.
—Charles Morr color
acquitied at Xenia, Ohio,
der of Douthel and
bodies were found
cabin, was arrested in
evening of the 21st, an
Xenia on the charge of
1. “It is unders
nony tas been deve
used will be
charge as he cana
that murder.”
--C, E. Dartlett, ¢
ter National Bank, :
Carolina, is reported to
peared on ih e mornmng of the
Ie 13 also
for about he
has suspended temporari
ga'd, ‘can stand the loss.”
— Abner Searles, of
was arrested on the :
of having attempte
name L L king
and said he was pal
man n { Dunham top
in the Lockings'
a clerk in th
arah
5, Was arr
— Miss S
ap
ge,
} $1
shootir
SHOoOoLINng
r
tood
doped
tried o1
be ag
amed
ce Of
by
21st.
ned
ted at
»
$ £ 3
1g of the
death.
Sot), OK)
horses were bu
total loss
— An Associ
Washingt
will go to |
September t
i
ma
8 est
ated 1 ress de wpath
says: “President Cleveland
hiladelphia on th e 17th ot
o attend the Cente
from
on
Constitutional cel
118 violen
along the N
Kitty
the
storm
th
At
ce 1
rth Caro
Hawk the appa
ring of the wind
Station was bl
ver est
t 122 mile
nown
+
i
force
WIN AWAY,
velocity
our. Sev-
have
two 8 and
are reported ashore at di t points,
Near Marion, Indiana, on the 22
Reace Hulinger descended Into a
foot well and bored for gas,
Christopher Sisson worked the wi
A sudden flow of gas overcame Boas.
ger, and Sisson, going nto the well to
rescue him, both perished from suffo-
cation. Later in the day, an under-
taker, named Buchanan, who started
out to prepare the bodies for bLural,
became the victim of a runaway acci-
dent, and lus recovery is doubtful,
~—W. Stanley Day, aged 35 years, of
Spencer, Tioga county, New York,
committed sulcide on the 21st because
his wife refused to gel up at five
o'clock in the morning to prepare his
breakfast. He leaves a child and a
twelve thousand dollar farm. A few
years ago his father commited suicide
because a railroad was bullt across his
farm against his wish,
lm ates the
8 an he
nd the obsery
of the wind
eral vessels are k
damaged, and
) been
ye
fleren
EAT
~The eecond section of the Cinecin-
nat! express, on the Pan Handle Rail.
road, jumped the track near Skelly's
“tation, 66 miles west of Pittsburg, on
the afternoon of the 23d, and wis pre-
cipitated over an embankment into a
creek. Engineer George Thompson
was fatally, and George Moreland,
baggage master, and James McCol-
Jough, fireman, seriously injured.
George Norvin was slightly hurt, The
cause of the accident is not known,
-Thomas McFerran, a grocer of
Allegheny, Penna., while standing in
front ot his store on the morning ol
the 23d, had his skull erushed in by the
falling of a large iron letter from the
sign above the door. He died in about
an hour, Lightning struck a house at
Greenfleld Hill, Connecticut, on the
22d, and killed a seven-year old child,
—One man was killed and two
others were dangerously Injured by an
explosion of natural gas while repair-
mg a joint in a pipe at Monroeville,
Penna., on the afternoon of the 23d,
— Application has bean made to the
authorities in Washington for the ex-
tradition of two half-breed Indians re-
cently arrested in Montana on suspicion
of having been concerned in the murder
of Hector McLeish, near Wolseley, in
the Northwest Territory.
—At Lancaster, Penna., on the 251,
Alexander Leibsley, convicted of mur-
der in the second degree for the kill-
ing of George W, Pontz, was sentenced
to eleven years in the Eastern Peniten-
tiary.
—Peter Gross, aged 74 years, was
arrested in Brooklyn on the morning
of the 23d on the charge of having
murdered his wife, Gertrude, aged 70.
Her body was found on the floor with
the head beaten in. The couple had
always been “hard drinkers.” He said
the woman was injured by falling
against the stove .
farmer of Gibson.
tally stabbed on
23d by a farm hand
discharged, The
w— AE PO0
Homas
the morni
dated 1
1 W
in Yeddo,
severe shock was
the 224 ult., which Cid great
anid dwell
r
1 1 v
o Aphid,
Ons,
N ashvill
the 23d, destroyed
Works, Pearce’s dis
marble work
®t, I ennessea,
w one hundred
est given by the
Club on the Harlem 1
three of the ni
revinns
previous
yi
Braun,
ne
men, DA Aafevre
and
woul
— 2 WO
leur, accompanied y three
and four children, were croasi:
St. Lawrence river, near Bouche
on the 224, when =r boat uj
men swatn asl he won
dren were drowns
—A scaffold on a new build
Hespeler, Onta EAVE WAY
24th, kil Sachs and
fourteen two danger«
allowed
1
i
amoun
(HR)
gang, an
were killed, and
tally injured,
ArTow
Maury and
lown by
New Jers
Maury
}
his skull
boat containing
Joseph Shearer,
ph
a steamer near El
steamer,
iam
burned
Lo $30 000, Wi
the barn Abral
caster county, le:
girl tried to di
animal
coutent
three hor
burned.
Wil
of
ive
is
its
“Wu
Loss,
George Jones,
erford, Outario, «
don Bank,
eared with $2
—The barn in ch "re
horses of the ¢ police at Topeka,
Kans 8, was set on fire on the moraing
of the 24th, and a man and four horses
were burned to death. The man's re-
mains were found in the ruins, and
identified as those of G. OC. Graves,
Lieutenant C of the Second lowa
Cavalry, and who waa Drigadier Gen-
eral of the Kansas National Guards
under Governor Ghek’s administration.
He had taken lodging in the barn for
the night,
~= A passenger train on the Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville Railroad was
thrown from the track near Salt Creek,
Hilinois, on the evening of the 23d.
Fortunately the train remained on the
grade, and stopped after bumping on
the ties for a distance of 200 feet, It
was found that some villains had re-
moved the fish plates and the spikes
from the ralls,. The purpose was,
doubtless, to rob the train.
«Mrs, Sarah Jackson, widow of
Andrew Jackson, Jr., who was mistress
of the White House during President
Jackson's second term, died on the
23d, at the “Hermitage,” near Nash-
v lle, at the age of Bl years,
the
yionel
~An emigrant train on the DBalti-
mae and Ohio Railroad ran into a
freight train at Easton siding. twenty
miles east of Wheeling, West Virginia,
on the morning of the 24th. Albert
Smith, engineer, and Isaac Arbuthnot, |
fireman, of the emigrant train, were |
killed, and f(ifteen emigrants were dan- |
gorously Injured. The engineer and |
fireman of the freight train escaped |
with slight Injuries. Captain James
P’. Murphy, aged 91 years, a wealthy
citizen of Kittaning, Penna., was
killed by an express train at Pitts |
burg on the morning of the 24th. A |
Baltimore and Obio express train from
Pittsburg ran off the track near Con-
nellsville, ’enna., at 1 o'clock on the |
morning of the 24th, and the engine |
and baggage car went down an em-
bankment. The only person
was the fireman, who had a leg broken.
—A terrific raln storm, accompanied
by hall, passed over Lancaster county,
Pennsylvania, on the evening of the
230. Over three inches of rain fell
within an hour. Great damaze to
property was done by flooding.
—A deadly epidemic is repo
McDowell County, West Virgin
in the adjoining section of Southwi
ern Virginia, as a re-ult of the drought.
The waters have become very low, and
the peculiar disease, which has several
times followed a Song and
18 supposed to be 1 by
er, |
AUISE
impregnation of the wat
$
he) Is estimated
Maple
+4
(Grove,
ery
ploded
the 24tl ijuring tl
aed Frank Lue
~A courier arrived at Denver, C
on the morning of the 25th, with
Governor Adams from
Brigadier General Reardon, as follows:
‘‘Major Leslie has Colorow corralled,
with 200 bucks. They want to see
Big White Man; won't talk to cowboy.
Whites want a little fight, Soldiers
must go back or have little fight, Ken-
dall has only 52 men. This is positive.’’
A later despatch to the Governor adds:
“Please come to Glenwood Springs im-
mediately, even if requires special, to
meet General E. Test and County
Commissioners Gregory and Reynolds.
Emergeucy exists which requires your
presence at once.” The Governor, ac-
companied by Congressman Svmmes,
Attorney General Marsh and William
Jears, left in the evening for Meeker
to confer with Colorow,
~Judge Potter, at Whiteball, New
Y ork, on the 26th, granted a stay in
the execution of the judgment in Jacob
Sharp's care until an appeal sball be
decided by the Geveral Term. The
stay Is granted on the ground that the
court of trial erred in the admission of
certain lestimony against the prisoner,
evening of
men,
v8, fatally,
prea ane
'
oe
(oa
-Near Latrobe, Pennsylvania, on
the evening of the 2410, Nathan ’hipps,
Robb, and then stabbed Mrs,
’hipps and broke several of her ribs,
i8 expected to recover, Jealousy
caused the crime, The old Cartwright
feud in Marlon county, West Virginia,
caused much bloodshed, has
broken out afresh, John Cartright, an
while standing in
John Myrick, colored, was lynched by
a mob of his own race in Henry county,
Alabama, on the evening of the 24th.
woman,
~The Prolubltion State Convention
at Harrisburg, on the 25th, nominated
Chase, of Easton, for Bu-
preme Judge, and Captain D. C, Irish,
New Castle, for State Treasurer.
8. Wolfe was chosen chairman
He appointed
with James
in the con-
Executive Committee,
to aid
of the campaign.
& Pell, stock
made an ass
It is stated that
ities amount to $1,500,000 mos
which are ired by East and
A ma and Rome and Decatur
I bonds, Iso that most
road
! to thirty
duct
=r rovesteen
of New York,
the 25th
brokers,
ignment on
thel
BEACH
aba
la
der tl
s on the
24th. T
Dansville, New
u It had
t
¢
at
on %¢
seh
Tab le.”
bur
OES
ds of dead f
theori
wagon i
Oae of LLe
*“*tha
* 3
18 Te vent
wi mud, 80 Wh
unabie to breathe, Aan 1, sir gr! i
the surface for air, | "”
other is that during the dry,
mer, va.leys and marshes
were fliled with some poisonous growth
that, with the floods, was car
ui
toy t) faa 11
} wud BLT EATS
3
i
Ww
“es
vie
racant
i n
and poisoned the
Ire
Wiho
:
Burk, the defaulting 18.
{ Galveston county, Texas,
last November—i
(X) having been found inl
peared in the ofli
tedd I'ress in San Francise
, and said he desired to return
ton and plead guilty. He re.
rned $13,000 worth of bonds, and ex-
hibited a receipt showing that he had
ahipped the bonds by express, He sad
he wonld wait in San Francisco until
20th, for a ticket or deputy sheriff
oY Ff tl
OF 4
Live
would deliver himself to the
ff in San Francisco.
J. A. Werner,
Shopps, Cas
up
and CC,
irst Na-
President.
of tha FF
of Burlington, lowa, were
265h, on the charge of
bank which
The amount of thy loss
hiet
tional Bank,
~ An explosion in the engine room
of a canning factory at Gorham,
Maine, on the morning of the 20h,
killed John Hamlin and fatally injured
Frederick Hamlin, An explosion of
gas, caused by a les Ak in the basement
of Leopold Brothers’ wholesale cloth.
ing store in Chicago, on the afternoon
of the 26th, blew up part of the side.
walk and fatally injured Patrick Gaff.
ney, who had been searching for the
leak, Another man was injured, but
not dangerously.
Professor H, 8, Whitney, of the
Excelsior Academy at Lake Minne.
tonka, Minnesota, was drowned on the
26th, while trying to save three childs
ren who were playing on a raft which
went to pieces, Two of the children
were rescued, the third was drowned,
—
Their First Appearance.
Envelopes were first used in 1
Avmwathesia was discovered in
The first air pump was made
1654.
Mohammed was born at
550,
The first iron steamship was built
1830.
The first balloon ascent was
1798,
Coaches were first
in 1569,
The first steel plate was
1830.
1 he
18 26-
The Franciscans arrived in England
24
“
R34,
1844.
in
Mecca
about |
in
made In
used in England
discovered In
first horse rallroad was built in
ks
Lp } onl} re Hebrew Bible was printed
in
“copper-bottomed”’
ps were first
Me
in
Gold was first discovered
fornia in 1848,
first telescope was used
1608,
stianity was int
in
roduced into
pan it
enh
lishment
ke: Td
curly hawr 1
ready to be worn,
“The hair curls } }
hair,’ said the girl. *“*We Luy I{
snky, as we want it. It costs asout
50 cents a bunch, and a package will
| make a bang, sometimes two,
{spurt 1 can make five dozen or
day. Bangs retail for about
each. Waves are made of longet
They take more time in making
sell from $4 up, sccording to
ness of the hair, pattern and many
other things. No, we don’t make any
chignons now, but, perhaps, we may
soon: for the Grecian bend bustles are
coming back, and the
come with them. (ood morning.
{ = An ex- sold] er, of Lowell, Massa- |
chuse its, ac cidentally struck a coms
rade on the head in 1865. Believing
that lie had killed him, he fled, and did
net return to Lowell untila few days
age, when he was immensely relieved
by being greeted on the street by the
very man he thought be had Killed.
~ Ona thousagd feet of lath are 2000
pieces, and will cover 120 square yards,
Edward Weston, the once famous
pedestrian, 18 now a reporter on a New
York daily, it is stated,
«An electric railway is talked of in
Cincinpati—to run between that city
and Arondale, a suburb.
When a man has not a good reason
for doing a thing, he has one good reas
son for Jetting it alone,
80 0
50 A
SL.5
and
FOR THOUGI
Associate wit
cne of them,
A wise man
nities than he
hi the good and yo
be
Will INaxe more
finds,
(od keeps his people {1
GUD
IP
Nothing can 80 humiliate
pher as loss of temper,
Our acts make or mar us;
A man who don’t know anythin
tell you it the first chanc: he gel
Wealth may bring luxuries,
Sorrow is the only one of
oratorio of our blessed ness,
The true
often only
value of a good home is Lox
realized when it Is broken t
gone,
and whol
abiding pleas
It is a little odd
have found
iat 1 ali L
We are supel
the world wants ros
what has pu
we secure, we ghall remais
low men we are—a cl hildh
spent in the shade—a
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