THE NEWS,
On» California Popuist accusel saothor
of accepting the bribe to vote for White fu
Kenator.— Shelbyville, Tenn., had a $100
000 fire. ~The Sunalec hame works werw
destroyed by fire. Loss, $50,000; insurance |
£0 000. — ~The fly-wheel of the 7050 horse
power engine in the Alice rubber mill
Woonsocket, IR. 1., weighing 4000) pounds |
burst, wrecking the engine
ing $15,000 damage. Of the 1,000 employes
potions was injured City Auditor Miles
H. Turpin, formerly a leading tobacco man
ufacturer, died in Richmond John F,
Miller, the abscon ling clerk of First Nation-
al Bank of Columbia, Pa., returned and
submitted to The Toby Valley
Store and Supply Company's large new
hotel building at Hrockwayville, Pa, with
barn, ice-housa and other out-buildings wer
destroyed by fire. la addition to the hote!
the building was occupied by a meat man
ket, barber shop, office and the
large company's store. The same building
was partially burned two weeks ago. The
estimate loss is over{50,000, partially insured
Nothing was saved cxcept the guest's bag:
gage and the horses in the bara. ~——The jury
in Pittsburg found Hugh Dempsey guilty of
felonious assault with inteut to commit mur-
der.——-Rev. Chancdler Hare,
Kt. Luke's Church, in Philadelphia, did.
John Logan committed suicides ia Boston:
~The body of Col. Dull Green Reed wil
be buried in the of the Confederate
Veter ens Campo, in Maple Grove Cemetery:
New York,
Ex-Pres dant Rutherford B. Hayes diel of
neuralgia of the heart at his home in Fre-
mont, O.——Fire completely destroyed thy
three-story brick building occupird by the
Peake Manufacturing Company, Rigby &
Ramsey and Horne Papr Box Company, in
Kavsas City. Loss $60 OK) — The inden,
ture of a mortgage from the San A utonio,
and Arkansas Pass Railway Company to the
Central Trust Company of New York was
entered for record ian the county clerk’s of,
fice in Waco, Texas. Ihe indrument
made 10 secure an is-ueof §15,000 00) ia first
mortgage Loads. — The trial of Anderson
Anderson, charged with the murler of his
wife Annie, was conciud «d in Judge Dann's
court ia Chicago, the hearing having occu-
pied nearly a week. Anderson was found
guilty of murder, and his pun shment fixed
at fourteen years’ imprisonment. W. B.
Coukey's contract for printing the World's
Fair catalozue was approved by the Board
of Control of the National Committee, The
National Board, however, in order to pro-
tect Mr. Conkey, adopted a resolution for-
bidding foreign governments from prioting
catalogues of their sections in any language
except that of the country which makes the
exhibit,
mas, pang Kei rwas murdered at ber
home in Dorgola, lll. Two young men are
charged with the crime — A sleighing party
was run irto by a traia at Woonsockei, R
I, and eight were killed —Mrs A. F.
Wood, of Marshalltown, In. died of leprosy.
An engine and streel car collided in |
Chicago. Two firemen fatally injure I
Jung Din Kan, China-
man. was killed by a bh ghtinder.—The
Nin'h Street Theater in Kansas City
totally destroyed by fire. Lorenzo Broth r
are playing an engagement this week, and
room and caus
arrest,
doctor s
pastor of
14¢
HO
is
a Chicago
Was
jose all effects. — Joseph Zigler, a saloon
keeper of Leavenworth, Kanp.. shot Lis wife
in the head and thea
Mrs. Seigler will recover. Jealously was the
—Jacques Arncux, a
com tted suicide,
cause of the accident. -
professional purss, committed suicide in
New York by cutting his left wrist —A
mad dg in Springfield, O., bit twenty peo-
ple before he wus killel. —— Appropriations
for the World's Fair by foreign govern.
ments and the different states of this coun-
try are practically closed up, and Pre.ident
Harrison will shortly Le officially notified by
President Palmer's report just how much
the United States and all other
are going to do for the big fair,
counirwes
Mrs. Potter Paimosr has gone to Washing.
(oa to persuads ¢ ngressmen to votean other
appropriation for the Board of Lady manag-
ers. She will be given a beariog before Mr
Durburow’s committee, and later will make
& personal canvass arong members of Coa-
gress. Mrs, Palmer now has sbout §21.000 to
the credit of her board, bit she wanis an.
bther appropriation. —Lemunel C Salis
bury died in the Stats Ho: pital in Utica N.
YX, aged filtyons years. His father was
Guy H. Salisbury, at 0 ¢ time editor of the
Buffalo Courier, xn i ons of the founders of
the Baffalo Comm reial —-Toe two Ital.
fans in New Orleans whom Sicilians en-
deavored to assassinate were sent back to
Italy at their own reques‘. ——Tae Novelty
Theater, in Chesapeake City, Va, was de-
stroyed by fire,——The Richards Diug Com
pany, wholesale dealers in drugs in San
Franc eco, has failed. Liabilit.es, $05 000,
assets, over $10 000. The failure was caused |
by dull trade.———Seviral Italians in St
Louishave recy, ved threatening letters from
the Mafi:. ~The Daamond Laidging-house,
fn Mingeapslis, ¢.ught fire from the explo. |
sion of a gasoline stove, The flan es soon
spread to the Pauley House, adjoining, but
the gues's had been alarmed, and were able
to escape safely. Hoth bu ldings were de-
stroyed. The los: will be about $55 000, soe |
At Richmond, Ind , the residence ol Thomas
. Crabb was badly wrieked by a natural
gas explosion. The family were aslerp when
the exjloson i1ook place. Mr. Cratb's
mother was fatally injured. Bis wife and
child wore serious y, anil hiassll slightly
injared. The cavse of th: explodon is nos
known.
SENATOR CARLISLE RESIGNS
He Takes the First 8tsp Towarl Tak-
ing His Beat in the Cabinet,
Governor Brown received the folowing
wttar in his 12 o'clock mail:
How. John Young Brown, Governor of
Kentueky—Dear Bir: 1 hereby resign the
fice of Henator from the Mate of Ken
meky in the Cmgress of the Unite 1 States,
‘0 take offoct on the 4h day of February,
1803. Yours truly, { ;
J. G. CanvisLE,
Goveraor Brown hurriel a private mos.
age to the Senate and House to remain in
wasion a few minutes longer, and followad
‘his up immediately with a cymmunieation
0 the assembly embracing thy letter. The
EX-PRESIDENT HAYES
He Dies at His Home in Oh'os
After a Erief Illness.
Neuralgia of the Heart Ended His
Long Life.
Ex President Rutherford B. Hayes had an
tine of neuralgia of the heart and died in
hs residence, Bplegel Grove,
24 hours at
Dr. I,
physician, spent
The sudden end was not « xpectad,
8. Hillsbaeh, the attendant
al the night at the bedside of the stricken
general,
The Hayes man ion was kept in completa
quietness, and ev ry p yeible atention wax
given to the ex-Presi lent
At o'clock it was that the ead
was near as the droadad neuralgia again at-
evidert
foten=e sulfering, the ex.President becam)
uuconscicus and remained so until he died
HIS LIVE.
tutherford B. Hayes was born in Dela-
fn ths common schools, afterwards studying
law. Heo was sent to the legislature of
native state before the war, an! when hoa
tilities broke out w nt to the front in charge
of an Ohio regiment. Hix military career
was decile ed ho wa« a brigadier-goneral,
He again eotered joitics, and afler a term
in Congress he was elected Governor of
Ohio in 1274
In 1576 be was vomica’ed for Predident by
the R-publicans, aml after a stony came
paign was declared elected over Samuel J
iden. His admioistration wasan noevent-
ful oae and it marked the beg nning of the
healing of the bitterves between the North
and Soutn. After his term had expired he
retired to private ife ut Fremont, O., and
had since devoted his attontion to domestic
yursuits and to lading prison reform and
findred movements. A daughter and two
SONS Survive im
AN APOSTOLIC DELEGATE.
Monsignor Satolli Made the Pop's
Hepreseatative in America
A dispatch from Roms says that “the
Pope has decidel to establish a permanent
apostolic delegation in the United States
and has nominated Monsignor Satolli, who
recently went to the 1 tha
Papal representative, to dew
gate
“ape Loo is sald to be greatly interested
in the situation mn Americy, and desirous of
putting an end to the nesiastion! differ.
ences existing ther With this purposs
the Pope iz preparing an sacyclical to the
American episcopate, advising harmony and
Moasignor Satulli, the Papal ablegate, re-
ceived at the Catnoue University, Washing
tan, the following cable message from Dr,
Connell, American Necretary of the
Propaganda, who sccompanied Satolli to
this country, and recently returasd to
Roms;
“ha apostolic delegation is permanently
established in the United States, aad you
are confirmed as the first delegate.”
Information was also receive! that the
Rav. F. Z. Booker of Albany, N. Y.. bhai
bien formally appoiutad Becretary of the
apostolic delegation, and stating further
tbat he had left Roms for New York, ant
was no doubt ths bearer of the Papal bull
creating the delegation and coafirming all
the powers of Moasignor Satolli,
Archbishop Satolli eames to this country
mere Papal representative at the
Fair Saddenly hs became an
Ablegate, which meant that be had limited
wwers in 8 few spacial cases. Now as a
P legate Apostolic he takes rank over the
entire hierar of the United States,
As Ablegate he was a minor official, A
Delegate he represents the Pope, precisely as
a Minister Plenipotentiary repressats his
country at a foreign courl. As far as the
blatiops the United States are co
cernod be is the Pope himesif in the trans.
action of church affairs, He ecoull have
but one higuer office, that of Cardical
Lagate, a rare appointment in these days,
WORK AND WORKERS.
States ax
the first
nite i
bh
0
an.
tae
’
8 1 70.
Tar e eventh arnual convention of the
Operative Pissterer's lnternaticoal Asso
cation was opened in Pittsburg.
Tug opening session of theTwenty-seventh
Annual Convention of the Interna. inal
Union of Bricklayers and Masons was held
is Baltimore,
An assay of ore from the gold camp at
Ophir, in the Green Horn Mountams, in
Colotato, is said to have yielded 237 ounces
of goid 10 the ton.
Tie Braddock Wires Works, near Pitts
burg, resumed operations alt. r a five weeks’
shut-down for repairs. Toe resumption
gives employment 10 700 men.
Ax Indianapolis des; atch says that “the
management of the Vaodalia Railroad has
det rmined to follow the example of the
Pennsyivania and to discarage all Irieght
baudicrs who refuse to leave thelr union.”
Tue officers of the Washburn & Moen
Eanufacturiog Co., at Worcester, Mass,
said there was no truth in the reports irom
Pitsburg of a proposed coxbination of wire
and nail manufacturers,
Tax mansgement of the Rioux City (Towa)
Stove Works sout down, owing to the strike
0. seventy-five moulders, and annonnced
that it will continue the .ockout until the
mou. ders coment to make the factory sn
open shop lor both union and non-union
N.Z. W. Fish, of Boston, representing
Eastern Capitalists, and sent by them to in
vestigate the gold excitement at Biult City,
snd there fs not enough god in the Ban Juss
to was rant any excitement ¢ induceanyons
to go there, Nowork «f any cons quence
Tur impending troubles between the Big
Four oparators and the company have been
averted. The operators did po. get all they
sékel for, bur secured an increase, which
the company © aimed, will amount to §24,000
sayear. I). G. Ramsey, Grand Chief of toe
Order of Railway Telegrapers, called on the
Uenernl Mauager at ludmoapoiis amd pre
sented tae scoedile upon which the basis of
I
a
by the Pushing of a Charge.
jug stro, Bt. Louis, M6., was blown up by
dynamite and destroyed, The outrage
sons to have been the fulfilment of a
Limself “‘Jack-the-Ripper.”
Last August Mis, Dotterer’s daughter by
a former husband was abducted by one J M «
Cormick, drommer for an Eastern house,
and retuatediy amanitad. She wos but di -
years old and weak-miodel, The ab.
“4 hy yy 4 1 ¥ -
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
Senate,
2% Day. ~The Anti-op ion bill, which has |
monopeliz d almost toe whole time of tue |
Renate after the morning hour during the
resent session, was debated for nearly threo
denunciations of Lie Ineasure wots
beng in utter contravention of the Const
-The MceGar-
received its death-Llow in the
the affirmative vote fallivg eight
short of the constituijonal majority. ——A
Lill to repeal the silver bullion purchase pro-
visions of the Sherman bill was reported
{rom the Committee on Finance, and went
on the calendar,
2418 DAY. In the Fenate Mr. Wolcott
gave notice of an amendment to the bill to
discontinue the purchase of silver bullion,
Mr. Teller introduced a new McUarrahan
claim bill, Mr. Puffer concluded his argu-
went on the propos d constitutional amend-
erin. Mr. Wolcott introduce {| a joint reso- !
Jution Hmitiog the sale of the Columbian
stamps. Toe discussion of the Anti-option |
bill was continued from two o'clock until |
the time of adjournment, but no action was |
taken on the bil itself or on Mr. George's |
Notice was given how- |
ever, by Mr. Washburn that be would ask
the 8 pate to rem la in session LO-MOFTOw
until & flual vote is reached.
House.
o94r Day.—1ln the House the Burrows
resolution calling on the department for in-
formation relative to the amount of war
clajws allowed was a ‘opted. The bill to ad-
just the claims of Arkan-as and other swamp
nad gravts was defeated. The resolution to
suspond the rules tnd pass the joint res ue
tion for the election of Senators by popular
vote was passe). Representative Lodge
Rep.) of Massachusetts, presented a peti
tion in the House, signed by ten thousand
in favor of a law placing re
ptrictions upon immi ration
Mr. B
citizens,
s intreduced a bl
the four pes
cents, 10 increase the circulation of patioual
banks. and to discontione the issue of silver
Hesolution was possed providing
meeting of the two houses to
al vote, Work was mapped
put for the remainders the week A few
pr wore passed, amd the Come
mittee on Judiciary having, under a prior
order, the ri ht of way, calied up some bills
of secondary impo Fhe one of most
public interest was at providing for the
punishment of offen passengers on the
pigh seas, which v ’ - A bil pro
viding for a court of in the District
of Columbian went ithout action
orn Day The greater part of the day in
the House was con umed in fuibustering
Mr. Kilgore, of Texas, was to the fore, by
his dilatory tactics be encompassed his ob
ject in defeated action on the bill for the
erection of as monument to prison ship
martyrs, a 1 measure for he
tion of a reve: utter for the Pacific
With jon 8 bill was passed
ro meet the reguirements of the interstate
commerce law relative to the testimony of
WILE ewes Another bill, amendiog the in
terstate commerce act, was cried up and
passed, but its maia feature, which
out the "pu t of the orizioa’ act
was oliminated., The National Quarastine
bil was the next in order, but ite oppo
iin it eff
WORLD'S FAIR.
Ting Prisco of
tidting Chicago
state vent LY Le
¥Fravcis Kn lyse
Tig five churches 0 Miffiabarg, Penna.
st & meoting of which Rev, E. A. Baook was
Secretary, yesterday unasimou«dy peti loned
Congress not to repeal the law closing the
Word's Fair on Bundays
Ine Becretary of the Treasury sent to the
House a communication from President Pal
mer, of the Word's Columbian Exposition,
conta ning an estimate of appropriation of
570.5% to defray the expeose: of the Com-
mitiee of Awards
Rev, B. Craxrizrd Joxes, Secretary of
the Chester county, Pa, Hal bath CObtsery-
ance Association, cas received a lstter from
Senator Quay, in waoich the Senator says be
wilido all in his power in the Senale 0
ward haviog the gvtsof the Coiu ub an Ex-
position closed on Sunday.
wien Day
bullion
fora Jn it
count the election
ivale measiares
the
thie the ¢
sir ue «
Const IL Gos
sirises
ing sect on
chilis
*
succes le faving
Wales has no intention ot
this year, according to a
private secretary, Sir
A COMMITTER repr soutiog the American
Savbaith Union and other organ gations in-
t- rested in preventing the repesi of the
World's Fair Banday ciosing law, culled at
the WW bite Houses and was recsivad by Pres:
ident Harrison. Rev. C. H. Reusdell, D. D.,
i Wasti gion, read a memorial adoressed
to the Presijent, invoking bis aid ip secur
ing the object sought, To this Predident
Harrison responded that it would le mani.
testiy froproper for hm to discus: th: mat.
ter iu view of the fact that it bs sow Leflore
Congress for action,
JAILED THE JAILER,
Two North Dakota Prisoners Tum the
Tables and Escape.
Harry Smith, the jailer at Bamarck, N.D.,
Jies in the cell from which two prisoners
Lave escapad; be is band-coffed and shackled
and locked in, the prisoners having carried
off t ¢ key. The jailer’s room is spattered
with blood. He cannot be seen, as Shoouler
a as the inner the oll
locked.
He says the priconers were
well dor of is
locked in the
eel! and he went out to mile, When he re-
turned le was sirges on the bead witha
heavy iron, and knocked down and then hit
again. He became unconscious and when
be canto to be was jocked in th: cell as
stated
The Sher ills living rooms were found to
have bean ransacked and valoables tolen,
The prisoters are supposed to bave taken
the evening train Bas. Thea are Frank
Mi 1 or. held for larceny, and Edward Moore
tor forgery.
5
THOUSANDS STARVING.
In Parts of Russia » Third of the
Peop'e Turn Baggars aud Robbers,
Director Kerbedeze, of the ViadiKavkas
Tools, Voronssh and Reazan, where teos of
thousands are famin strick n
Ia Petrozavodsk and Archangel nearly
one-third of the nhabitants ae wandering
trom place to place begging aad robbing.
0. 5
FIFTY PEOPLE KILLED.
A Wagon Loaded with Dynamite Ex-
plodes on the Congo Railroad,
A despatch to the Central News from St,
Paul de Loanda, Eng, says: “A train
crowded with Europeans and natives was
halted on the Congo Railroad near Mattadi, |
recently, and the engine was detached so as
10 take up a wagon losded with 54 boxes of
dynamite and 82 casks of gunpowder.
including
nn
bead of the i,
FOUR MEN HANCED.
of the Chestertown, |
i
Maryland, Murderers,
Eracution
How the Last Hours of tha Condemned |
Were Bpent.
Four of the eight convicted murderers of
Dr. J. Heighe Hill paid the penalty for their
crime in the jail yard, Chestertown, shortly
The trap fell at 12:20 o'clock,
and in less than an hour the four
wore dead and buried. The men were Fiot
cher Williams, Charles W. Moves
irown and Frisby Comegys
Contrary to what was generally expected
by every one, Chestertown, outside of the
jail precincts, pissed a quiet and uneventful
pight. The streets of the little city were al-
nist entirely desirted, except by the poss
summoned a couple of days ago by She il
Plummer. Theses guards, in twos and thres
armed with guos, rifles vn pistols, patrolied
and until
during
alter noon.
ne roms
Broo ity
the streets nearly all night long,
Bu ness
the morniog was almost en irely suspendod,
but the strests were crowded.
Not a single arrest was mads by the men,
who walke 1 the streets of the town aid night
and not a single disturbance occurred The
scene in the county court house, however,
was quite diff srent from that oa the streets
The rooms in which the eight men wers
tried, condemned and sentenced were crowd-
ed with you g an! old men, armed with ail
kinds of weapons. Thay hid been summo: el
to defend the jail should anat empt bemado
to lynch the four prisoners. But uo such st
tempt was made, and the posse conte ted
ftseli with emptying sundry bottles and tell
ing what it would yo if a mob should ap
pear
At half-past 1 o'clock Bamuel ¥. Hill ane
Walter 5 Hi lL th father and brother o
Dir. J. Heighe H 11, the murdered ma, wers
aimitied to the jail The elder Mr Hill ex
press:d a wish to talk alony with the con-
demned prisoners, with 1he view of forciig
a confes jon from them, jhe co'ored m
ters and otter visilors Wepre wd to
leave the coll room and the gentismoen
entered the room anil were 10d
the prisopers a d w _Lchoan
Hacno of the prone «
1
a
y
i
req wnt
twa
sed up wilh
was questionsd, bu?
the visitors
wis were made lur.ng the night
!
iy
the result
Repeated
to secure
each man stucy
denied all knowiedze of the crime.
The Rev. A. A Murray, who bal
the night in the jail, began bis redid
teations to the prisoners at 7 o'clock.
preacher began to pray and siog with
wisoners, giving out the hymos Hue by lioe
Thea he called separately up n Brooks
Comegys, Wiliiuns aad Browa to pray. Be
tween each prayer a hymn ~as sunt. Como
gys's prayer was the most FPocting of all. It
was an azoaized cry for help and succor, de
livered Li the pecu iar sing-smyg i fl
was una La
”
“5k
ory
ounfesdons (rpm the ne roe.
y his pLwy and abso ut
Jan ww}
us at
The
ihe
itonation
of ths plantation negro, as i ils burden was:
A) Jonas, save my soul”
1a strange and disc
this was th» noise of
profanity which wa
ears of those in the cor dor
side he jail
A hearty bre kfast was served to the pris
Shortly after 11 ook Sheriff Pium-
Leagan the first preparations for the exe
The members of the posse, Who were
inside the jail, toe reporters and the 2) wit
nesses allowed by law, crowded alo the cor
ridor., Watchman Sior.s opetied the four
doorsiand two deputies entere i each cil and
handcuffed and pnioosed its cocupant. The
Sheriff ordered tie «crowd in the corridor 10
stand bick and the short march tthe weal.
{oid commenced. Brosks led, with Comegy:
next, iollowed Willissas aad Moses |
Brown
The sheriff was waitiog on the scafl dd for
the men, and he silontly motioned each of
them to his position.
The heavy, awkwaird-lookiog ooito
po se with toeir Uremendous Kno & Were
soon arranged aout the decks of the fo
man alter the viack caps were pulled over
their faces and their lege bound atthe ank ies
The Sheriff too a last look at the beans, Uw
ropes, the traps snd finally atthe men them
selves, Th waitin ia tee yard be
tow cond see nothing, so effectively was the
gallows boarded up They heard the creak.
ing of tue traps, however, an § waited with
bated breath for the nolss of the lever. Ins
minute it cams. Ad o'clock the bat
controliiog the triggers lippe | easily along
the greased surface. There was a crash a
the eight baitened trap-loors fell to thw
ground ani four black bodies shot throu. b
tae holes
Four of the murder srs of Dr. Hill had ex-
Pp as 1 their orine on tne gall0WSs
A+ soon as the drop fe 1 a shout of exulta
tion acose from the men who crowded inte
the § il yard and surroun led the scaflfo 4
Fietoner Williams and Mose: Brown died al
most without a siraggie; their Decks were
broken. Brooks and Comegy« weat torougl
the most appalling contortions. ‘The latim
di-d trom strangulat on avd the former:
death was due to the dislocation of his nec k
Comegys, the youngest of the quarietio, Wa
concious for +t least five minutes whili
hanging. He twisted his Jeis.s rugg ed will
the baudeus and drew hie K so i008 peck, |
Hooks went through similiar movements
flis frame swayed ‘everal miuulis, anc
when the crowd toouzht him dead hs started
the most desperite coniorions
At 12:30 ths bodies were cut dwn, placed |
in pine coffus at once, and Iwo expres
wagons conveyed thom 10 potter’ s fisld,
dant contrast to all
3 ¢ aud
oe Lo the
from those oul
in iitimed
anwiiing
Oners, aC
mr
cuts
Oy
Hh
people
$i
“.
ETORY OF DR. HILL'S NULRDER.
The crime for wh ei Charles Brooks, Fies |
chr Williams, Moss Brown anil Frisby
Comegys paid the death penalty wm
the murder of Dr. James Heige Hill, of
Millington, Kent county, Md. :
It was on Satur ‘ny night, April 23. 1832, |
that Dr. Hill received an urgen: eall 10 visit
& sick child between Milington and Messoy's
Station. ile was preddiag over a poliuecal |
meeting at the t me, but jmmelintely left |
the bali to attend the siricke « child, Aljew
moments afterward be had hitched up bis
(ond cart, and, with a cheery good-Lys to |
fis young wile, siartol on bis fatal ride. At]
Fo de Hill, about m dway between Mid ngton |
and M sey's, ard witoin 8 bunddied yards |
gang of negroes vrdered him 10 stop, “Don's |
hurt me.” entreated the physician, bai in. |
stantly one «f the negioos hurled a stove |
widen struck him on too bh ad and produced
unconsciousness, The another of toe gang |
held the torse whi e vthers cat their victim's |
throat jamuwd the Lody beneath the seat- |
with its |
ghastiy bardeo, toward Massey's, At four |
o'clock Binday morning Mrs. Hil was |
awakened by tie recarning team. Waiting
& Poasousbie, 1} efor ths dovwr to bt
the house she bLsame apprehensive,
upon investigating (ound her husband bleed.
ing and unconsc.ous ia the vehicle, Bum.
mooning belp, the pays cian was wth d fii.
culty removed 10 bis poms, and died that
atternoon,
Subsequently the four who were just
hnged nid Pere Bioadshiaw, ¥o
ont a eprom ha dn So vn
ain viol oy,
wors arrested rath
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS,
Epitome of News Glsan
Parts of the Btate,
a1 from Various
an s xpert
finding traces of arene
chemist tes
an l croton oil in
the stomach of one of the alleged victia
AXDREW CAnNEair is expeetald in a day
two at Pittsburg, It will bo his first ap-
pearance since the Homes eal trouble
Al
OF
a meeting of representatives
of!
board and trade: bodies
Behuylkitl Valley
was urged to
water supply.
ut Heading
maintain ths
legislation
purity
of
arrangements to
Tux Harmony Foclety, Economy, is
conduct is
Todas Ropares, Jr, of Chester,
women are expected to live,
Ir is said that Winter cholera prevails to
an alarming extent at Plymouth and nearby
Homer Tate, arrested in Erie on the
charge of attempting to wreck a pissenger
tain, bas confessed that be did it to get
even with the engineer and conductor.
ATTORXEYS for the accused polisoners
the Homestead cases wiil the
pegie Company with Lribing witnesses, bas-
in
charge Car-
ing the charge up mn tie slieged discovery of
a letter from a witness admittiog the rece pt
of a bribe of £500,
It is probab e that a criminal prosecution
will be instituted against Treasurer
Obold, of Head ng, who resigned after a de-
ficit of $13.50 had been di covered in
office.
Ix the trial
cases at Fittsburg,
nt the Carnegis Vorks
Physic
¥
City
bis
of the Homestead poisoning
former workmen
i to baving
testified
WADY
testifie
that
become ill there. AS
DO HReoning
P BeGning.
they found symptons o
Uxpen the auspices of the Pennsylvania
State Sportmen’s Amociation a large mas
at Harrisburg 1» take
the reform of the game
meeting was held
action looking 10
iaws
Dr Pave Guirvorp, of Lebanon, is under
$10,000 bail, coarged with manslaughter and
malpractice
Contractor Robart Taylor offer
$16,000 to Schuylkill coanty
bie
the
the ¢ aim against him |
overcharge,
Jauzs L
in the Easton
Moone, as
for steals HOTMoR, Was
itenoed Lo eh youre
Jail
found cutting thr
He
inter
igh the (brick celling of
his cell. would have escaped a few
bour
R———
CABLE SPARKS.
wre Crown PrivceFerdinand of Honmania
and Princess Marie of Edinburge were mar
ried at Sigmarngen, Germany.
Frasce has determined not to tolerate
foreign jotervention in M. roceo or the ac.
gaisition in that country of any privilege by
suother power,
Bin Fraxcis KxoLLys, private secretary
to the Prioce of Wal sg, save the Prince bas
po intention of v. siting the Cai Colum
bian E «position,
sv
Lhenish Prussia is weakening and Le pros
pect of the men winning a victory becomes
wore hope ess daily.
is a battle ju British Burmah between
British forces and natives, the Brithh Come
gander and five Sqpoys was kilel Fi
tren 0! the natives were killed,
CHOLERA has been discovered sboard the
bh sieamer Murciano at the portofl
.. Germany. The vessel jell New
December 7 with a clean bill of
w 3% By
Two men were overcune by foul air while
eugnged in cleaning the double bottom of
the Hritish cruiser Medea, at Chatbam, Eag-
fand. and disd before med.cal asssl.uce
could reach them,
Tue delozations of the English Miner's
Federation. in ression at B rmingbam, Eng,
have adoptad a resoiulion ASK Bg paras.
ment to rass a bill making eight bours a
legal day 's work.
AX envoy of the Argentine government
charged with bringing an end to the insar-
rection in the Provinoe of Corrientes. in that
republic, kas sucresded in stopping We
fightisg betwen the provincial aud rebel
troops at Santa Lucia,
Tag French ministry resigued, owing to
differences in the cabinet on the arrest of
ex-Minister of Public Works Bahaut and
other matters growing cut of tue Paoama
sanal scandal, A pews misistry wes jormed,
with M. Ribot as premior
Ix view of the danger of a cholera «pi-
demic mn the Spring the monagers of thy
Allan, the Domvaion and the Deaver stoam-
ship lines have justonoted ail their European
graats for the United states or for Canada,
unless the wou'd-be passengers had Leen re
territory Lires watis
ROASTED TO DEATH.
Lives on a Burning Train.
dnt accurred cn the live between Slatousk
and Samara.
Hiatousk 10 Sa vara when flames burst from
the foremost car. The train was gol g at
ward and io a few minutes all the cars were
biaz ng.
The engineer, for
reason, did not sop the teaia until he had
tun a considerable distance. In tgs mean.
tims there was a sce o of indescribatie con.
fusion in the cars. Tho recruits, or at least
as many of thm as could do ro, leaped from
the windows and doors, Bume of them land.
ed uninjured in the heavy snowh nis while
others who landed in the cleared track were
kil od,
Those who were unable to get out of the
care were burned to death, 107 the Lain was
entirely consumed. Some f the men were
terribly burnsd before th ¥ Jumpel, When
tae confusion had rouewhat sulwided, the
offi er ia charge of the recru te, who saved
himself by jump g, celled the roll of bis
wen. 11 was founa teat jony nine of th ui
were deal and twenty terrivly burned spd
otnerwise injured.
It weuppoel thet some of the wen in the
forward car were ski larking and upset the
the ont ushing
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
—————
Mus. Groner Hzanst, widow of Benator
Hear, of California, is the not heaviivl
iusured woman ia the world, Her police
pgeregate § A000,
Tug ice gorse avove Cincinnati broke and
sunk about $100,000 worih of coal at Lie
wharves 11 wa, mostly owned by Pittsburg
perioes,
Mes GLADETORE issaid to have exposed
herseif in wha. sess an almost recess
manner whe. cholera was epilemic in Lon.
dou ia 1865. She went about mnong the sick
in the bospitals and carried off trend eo
children suddenly left orphans to an orpba-
age which ste establisheu. Bhe wrote ao sp
peal to the London Times for subs ripticns
ior this purpose and rocured about $25,000
Ong of the many ach evements of the iste
Piotessor Horsford, of harvard, was the in-
vention of an arm / ration waien should te
light but putriticus, 10 dimimi-h the burden
warch, aod General Grant bad half & mid
fun prepared tor use, Profesor Horsford
100k out no fewer than thirty patenis, most ¥
for chemical preparations, during his life
Mu. Epuusps,of Vermont, is said to have
been almost the only exception 10 Lhe rue
that the Bupr eme Court practice of a lawyer
Menntors Felier, Carpenter
Morgen and others ound thet their chienis
dropped off one by one afer Benats cares
began ts press. Senators Mitchell and Dolpb
of Oregon, however, till have a good many
Tus world is a bustier, and the oburch
gallops along with it. A couple of years ago
Oslaboma was conseersted to civilization by
the mad rush and iostalation of the white
setticrs, Last Friday the first ceremony of
consecrat.on of a Prot stat Episcopal bishop
to be be d wes’ of the Mi-sisuppi occurred st
Topess, and the Rev. Francis Key Brooke
torn st Gamuier, Oblo, in 1812, ang educated
at Keoyon, is now Mmssionary Bisliopot Oiia-
bows with bis hors Je larat pe ged st Guie-
Tie.
ATLaXTA, Ga, according to a directory
cet tis recently tasen, now | as a population
of 104.421. Building operations during ibe
year 1502 wire the largess. ia the history of
the city, One thousand and sixty-ons build
ings were put up, a: a cost of $7,000,000. At.
Janta has maintained its »-putation of being
th: Yankee city of the Bouih as the foliow-
ing wie jos show: There are witain i's
bound. #4 miles of street railways, Its busi-
BOSS BILOUL to $144,000, 000 annually, and
it contains 220 mercantiio boven, 653 wanu-
facturxs, snd 10 bauks with a capital of
$5.50000, Ithis no lens than 98 churches,
and 1¥ pubic schools, 12 private schools and
6 ins. itutions fo r the education of oolored
children, Duning 83a ¢ ntral police sta-
pion was Lullt and Lew waterwuks were
nid.
erent I. one
Reront of the Canadian Dominion
ternal HK ovenus for six months endiny D
comber 41 shows a total of L1%.500,045; ex-
penditures, $14 812 407; increase in revenue
$04. 540 ( in expenditure, $737 0.0%
the same pariod in 1831. Surplus D :
21, $4.716,52%; decrease in net debit si
woe of the lust faced year, $5 213827
FALTINORE,
GRAIR, ETC
FIOUR~Baltc, Best Pat. 8 47
High Grade Extra 400
WHEAT No. 2 Red..... 7%
CORN? 0
Yellow 52
Ear Yellow per bri
OATS Southern & Penn,
Western White. ...oe.
Mixed ..
No
@85
e0
uh
1600
145
12 0
6 50
Bd
STHAW Hye in oa
Wheat Blocks...
Oat Blocks. coven
CANNED GOODS,
TOMATOES -8tnd. No. 3.3 100
No. 2 re
i%
CITY STEERS,
City Cows.......
Southern No, 4..
POTATOES & YREOETABLEE,
POTATOES—Burbanks..$ 80 @3§
Va. Yellow . 833%
1M
ONIONS... coovnna
PROVISIONS
HOGE PRODUCTS Sashide $
Clear ribeides. .....ovuee
Bacon sides, ..
10
10!
@$
2
Fra sasnene
senrenss
Mess Pork, per bar.....
LARD—Crude
Best refined. .
BUTTER-Tine Crmy.... 8
Under fine...
Roll.ossee
0 as
&y
-
£1
CHERSK.
2G
N. X.flals,..ooconvnnnns ig
Bin Cheese. ..oovvveren
EGOa.
od :
North Carolina. .coeevee + 6
POULTRY.
11 $
13 e
12
18
id
ad
Turkeys... ...c.cc.irnnsans
Ducks, per B....covvnns
TOBAOOOD,
TOBACCO-Md. Infer's$ 15 @ 3
Bound COMMON... .vveee S00
Middléng.. ....covieuees 800
Fanos coerce cncrnnasnsss 1300
LIVE STOCK.
150
40
800
13
» @ss5%0
w 933%
$00 HE
650
To
FURS AND BXINS,
MUBKRAT ..cc.ovvsveeesd 10
Raocoo 4“ Gs
LE
Red FOX.ovveiivisvinsne 1
Skunk Black....cousvun .
C WED sensu vasnonanun
IK: conriirsnrsnsnnnne
Good to Fair... coviees
SHEEP... con covrsrviinmm
Hogs
ORLOF. cons vivins vena sm unsnes
Ws
FLOUR —Sonthern. $315 @§ 480
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