THE NEWS.
passenger train on the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie, at Homewood, Pa, Stonewall J, De
¥rance was arrested in Detroit for the Min-
peapolis authorities. A charge of forgery
for a large sum is said fo be pending against
him. ~The freshman class of the state col-
lege in Bellefonte, Pa, went on a strike be-
cause several members were suspended, —
Washington Welsh was shot and killed at
Oak Hill, Tenn., by some person unknown
News received from Sleria Mojada min.
ing camp, In New Mexico, state that
flict occurred there betweon riotous
and the police authorities, resulting in three
miners and one policeman being killed and
several on both wounded. The
well-known newspaper, Don Quixote, of the
City of Mexico, has been suppressed by the
government, baving
taken charge of the plant, Fed-
erico Garcia, and five compositors, have been
arrested and are confined in Belem prison.
Ell Leader, driver of the mail wagon be-
tween the Lackawanna station aad the post-
office at Scranton, charged
with stealing the Montrose mall pouch, A
wreck occurred on the Newark and Elza-
beth branch of the Central
Elizabeth port station. Through se
in the Signate, the passenger truin that leaves
Noewnrk at 8 A. M. crashed into the rear
end of a Oy train, The hurled al
the passengers out of their
was slightly cut about the head and face,
/ COl-
miners
sides
a large force of police
I'he editor,
was arrested,
Raliroad, near
me defect
shook
seats, and a hoy
Star Collar and Box Company, and D, Eng-
lish & Co., printers, at Montreal
former's loss is considerable, -In her re-
port to the executive officers of the
Cross, Miss Clara Bartoa says that there
8,000 destitute people in sections of Bouth
Carolina in need of assistance. . H. Clapp
& Co., boot and shoe manufacturers of Wey-
mouth, Mass., have
£50,000 ; assets about $3,000,
ver, en, N. J., beat his hot
and then tried to cremate
in the ease of Edw. D, King and Thon
Dickson, Pittsburg printers
the murder of Wm. Cunning
printer, last month, brought
finding the defendants guilty
manslaughter. -Thom
Glynn, two brothers,
rob Dr. J. Knoll, ir
and were arrested, Fran
killed in F
Bryan Manning.
Liabilities
~~ liver Ser
assigned,
of Camd isekeap r
her, he jury
ras W.
charged with
ham, another
in
as and Joseph
from Canads, tried to
1 Buffalo, They
3 M a
ush, a suburb of
The
and went
MoCloskey
falied,
mkey was
iat?
men ha
ing all day, from a
woodshed,
the top of
arrested,
sceident, —
of Loyal Le
dred and
the Tans
made his headquarter
Geitysburg.
General Vasju
stalled as pr
sued a degree
for all ex
other dec
the
resi
a
roes resto
Dress an
¥ *
the P
of
rains
cause
in
serious ds
£086 Car
Canton-Massiil
pany in { Canton,
yond $1
Near Live Oak Prairie,
a farmer in go
instantly killed |
aH
he died.
the
seventy years,
of St. Louis
Wells oyna
line west
¥
in the stoma
Jual
as a member of
tive terms, retiring Mar
the pic
Territory «
the original bill in
after of
neer in the no
f-. Okishoma, bavin
the For
gress,
A movement O
rated in Serant
Weleh
to represent the Unit
Eisteddfod
picked voi
bers of
f fy 81 18 0¥02
Ww ipaugn
send choir of
to Wales
od Stats
on
American volees next year
& nt the National
there. One handral
8% are to
various
Memphis, Tenn. in
declared for repeal
law and condemned
nesses senators
Jury to person and prop
sn" Thir steamship W
brought to New York tl
G of Hao
pexy on the steamer
#5 9Y
gan,
Ly
\ntwer]
Herman
fied of apo
Missionary Harri
killed by natives in the
Ex-Judge El
Hutchinson, indicted for embezzlement
Chelsea,
wetbue iit
sou I, Thornton, was
town of Auburn, Alaska
in
Mass. , has been located in the Ar-
gentine Bepublie, which has no
treaty with the United Bates, lev.
8. Hofman committed suicide at
in Bainbridge, Pa David Beil,
iron and stell ship-builder on the Inkes, has
made a generg! assignment in Buffalo, N. X.,
for the benefit of his creditors,
of assets or Habdlities has been prepared,
Ex-President Harrison attended a
of the Loyal Legion in
Ackleson was killed, and his brother T
seriously injured by their carriage being
struck by a railroad train near Washington,
Fa
John
his home
the oldest
meeting
Jobn
homas
Cincinnati,
A MODERN MIRACLE.
Two Ciild¥en Knocked Dowa bv a Lo-
comotive on a Tres le Bsoaps Unhurt
While a train on the Missouri Pacific was
approaching Rich Hill, Mo., the engineer
discovered a woman and two children gross.
fog a thirty-foot trestle, He sounded the
whistle andapplied the brakes, but was ba-
able to'stop the train. The women jumped
and escaped with slight bruises,
Brakeman Martshorn ran out on the pilot
of the engine in the vain endeavor 10 seize
the children, two girls, aged five and six
years respectively, but unavallingly., They
were knocked down by the pilot and fell be-
tween the sleepers, lodging just under the
alls, The entire train of thirty-eight ears
passed over them, bus when the trainmen
went back to gather up their remains, both
whildren were found unhurt,
URGENT NEED OF RELIEF.
Gen. J. Floyd King Appeals to Con~
gress on Behalfof the Beleagured
Citizens of Brunswick and
Jessup, Who Are Suffering
for Public Good.
teports from the yellow fever infected
section of indicate that there is
great suffering and destitution among the
residents of Brunswick and Jessup, who are
hemmed in the
Georgina
by cordon establishod by
United States,
born at Brunswick
New York city, is
purpose of urging the Government
relief to the afflicted. The general
a letter from C. P. of the
rick citizens’ relief! committee, in
written :
Gen, J, Floyd King, who was
and is now residing
in
in
Washington for the
rece]
Goodyear, Bruns
which
The circle of distress is wider
will take £00,000 to save our people of
and country from fearful want.
about $15,000 in money and provisions h
far, I do not believe we
like what is necessary
If the Governm
help us we are doomed to distress and
fering of the gravest kind.
daily
Hing «
BO
anything
Gen. the Surgeon meral
King called on
and exhibited the letter,
sald: “Unless Congross
great hardship
affli
BEEK
In an interview he
does
worked
give rejie!l &
» will be
ted, These people are i
for their own benefit,
conditions
stricken jocality
prevailing
a fever
|
of the rest
occurs, suc
relief are a
pt ople Are
ses that
than is absolutely
In the m
is
disaster o
the un
ustion
WORK A ND W( WORKER
m strike, It is
may be tied up.
Orriciacs of the
Rails
Big Four
iia, said that they “had inf
all unions had agread to submit
to
luction in wages,”
Diamond Plate
In resumes work
ing depastmen
weeks, The
Ins Glass Works of
thie
after a stspoension ©
koma, jana, in pe
is { Jur
grinds will re ame this week
Tue trouble 1 the
tween Manufacturers’
Association and the
tion has beer
Amalgamated Associa
: settled. There Is a reduction
of about 10 per cent. In wages, but it is not
| fixed, being on. a sort of sliding seals,
| Tux Grievances Committee of the Big Four
| Rallroad, met in Cincinnatti
votes of the various orders of trainmen.
is understood that the conductors
| Against, and the firemen and trainmen
favor of a strike, Under the
| federation of the five orders no strike can be
| declared, Lut it is possible the rule may be
changed,
Arriicarion was made in the United
Btates Clrouit Court, at Mobile, Ala.. for an
injunction against Frank Scheuermann
other striking Loulsville and Nashville em-
ployees, to restrain them from
with workmen sent to Mobile to 811 thelr
places. No new men have been secured by
the railroad company on account of this in.
to count
It
otedd
in
rules of the
as soon us they arrive,
that Factory Inspeotor Watchorn will visit
the miners, to take action against those
operators who are breaking the semi-month-
ly pay law. The miners claim that they
have not yet re pay for work done
In July, The demands for prosecution are
almost entirely from miners smployed by
the rmailer ope: ators,
PARKS,
184 shows ade
! erense in reveuue of 21.00.0000 florius
Tue Prussian parliamentary ole
be hed ou November 7,
Ir is reported in Buooos Ayres that the Ars
Join the ret
Madrid
suited in the Hudiog of au infernal machine,
Sut ol the
Blamese dispute is again strajped, owing
gentine navy is likely to eis,
Tue search for nuarchisis in re.
Frauco-
to
Tur situstion growing
the dictatorial at. itude of the Freuch envoy,
Ir 18 computed that 20 000 women and chil
8 are on the
the
dren in the Eaglish mine
lion
verge of starvation as a result of oug
Tug Japanese goverunien
poi
questio
Lintonds to ap-
{ a commission to investigate the sliver
n, with ial reference to the needs
Be
ul that country.
Bismarck's {il
fear
is d that Privce
reports
ness 8 deatnigerous aad that his
that if Emperor
Kissingen the ex:
Tue Right bon, Lor
Byuge Christopher Lowen,
winily
William should visit bim at
itement would prove fatal
i Justice » Clarice
of Eugiinh
of
yd
wao
Court of a creat
the reaim
1 nos
beliv.e ia loca option Jor Lh regulation of
the
Appe sls, IAs Due
ad poser
under t Baron Coiwod
Hberal me Variiament
Tay Lancashire
their delegutes
WOrk 4s the Ohl #
instena of
Mu Grap address
Hberal mmttee in Edinburgh
nent wil :
He iav
xt goner
SOUTHERN IN IDUST RIES.
OTT A
wy
AND
CASUALTIES
wore killed
Hix other men,
ror! £ _
Jured, The sv
ooen fant
the ( ago and
tun into Ly an-
A
8, Michigan
Epecial car was Wire
Henty A. Newinnd
wero Killed, Fiv
aj
enuse of the dis
ked and two persons
of Detr
» persons were iu jured, one
otter named Willi { The
he fact
at Oiivetl
and wile, Gif
§ fotn il
walios, inlally.
8 attri uted to 8
that the
tion,
re was no RTE Puaer
penr Beliovue, 10 signal trains,
sr mI Orsi
BRAZILIAN BLOCKADE.
Admiral
Bsle Da ense of Rio
pouring shot
| ao
|
The blockade of the poris of
Rio de Janeiro and Bantos, prodinimed by
the commander-in-chief of
the revolutionists, continues,
Fort Santa Cruz i» the only fortress on the
bay that holds cut against Admiral Meio, if
The
inrgest of the fortifoations at Rio, It was
bulit of stone by the Pertuguess many years
and hae been enlarged and given some
a additions, which conlain the several
breechlonding rifled cannon of moderate
bore, The garrisons of the other forts on the
bay wera reported to bave declared for the
revolution September 18,
HUNDREDS PERISH
Storm in Louisiana.
VILLAGES SWEPT AWAY.
itis Feared
Will Exceed that Caused by the
Storm on the Sea Island of
South Carolina-~Several
Families Drowned
Ia.
bits
A despatch from New Orleans BUYS
bh the wires are still down, of in-
continue to « in irom various
One
points which lmpart the Information that the
joss of life, to sny nothing of the destruction
ft perty, is tremendous,
of the prog
oyster field
that
From Bayou Cook, the great
which leads to the Is reported
the
completely dem
gulf, it
gettioments of the fishermen have been
ished and that the loss
life has reached th figure «
Grand Isle, un 8
tly iu the p
utterly
tppailing
MUmer resort,
gull dire ith of the sto
it
Many
buve been and
destroyed,
at the loss of life is large.
) Very gre
Viaguemit
ssissippi, and
ie, the ¥
* Wij
tendants mre
ba
oldest and ug
women to
the neighborhood,
act as Joils to ber
Tix #8 Charlotte of Mexivo,
aged rapidly the inst twe
though om at ffty 4uree
deeply wrinkled face,
and the careworn expression
make hor seem at least seventy,
she will ever recover her
ago abandoned,
“Miss Corvmn;
of the Duke de Veragua, was engaged to a
young Spanish marquis when she accom pan
fed her father to this country, When the
Duke discovered that his fortune was greatly
impaired bo cabled to the Marquis releasing
him from the engagement. The proud and
loyal Spaniard returned answer that wha ne
wanted of the Duke was his daughter, nog
The marriage bas taken piace,
Tux Pope's will has been made for many
yoara, The doeuraent is in Latin, and begins
with an humble confession of human weak-
in ve months,
iy ain yoars old,
of her
Hope that
Mason was
Cyes,
long
and all the saints. In it Leo XIIL distinctly
disclaims ali personal inclination in the mat
Sor of the ohioice of his successor,
i I is
A riot occurred In Hamburg when the
health officers attempted to enforce sanitary
ordinances in a suburb peopled with the
poorer classes, A policeman was killed io
the Aght,
A WAG
Mus. Draxp, the wile of Bilver Dollar
Bland, is said to be as keen a freoaiver ade
vocate as her widely-known husband, Sbe
never misses a debate when this subject is
on.
FIFTY-THIED CONGRESS,
Extra Sersion.
BENATE.
4611 Dav. ~-Benstors Harris of Tennesses
aud Morgan, of Alabama made attacks in
the Senate on the Silver Purchase Repogl
bill, Bepntor Cameron, presented a petition
bearing the sigoature of Mr. Wharton
Barker, and probably more than {
business mon and firms of Philadelphia ask
the Benate to preserve the protective
character of the tariff, and the integrity of
silver as a money metal
471i Day.
ing
The only incident that marked
the session of the Benate was the
made by Mr. «+ bandler on his resolution ca
ug for intormation on the subject
Fairchild Commission that bas been holding
its session on the New 3% ¢ { 7 He
The repeal was taken up, and a speech in
favor of it was made by Mr. Camden (Dom
of West Virginia, Then Mr. Pefler continued,
and finished the speech which he began on
Thursday.
dru Day. The resolution proposing
post ponement « on the repeal bil
and other the three vaca
sents from Montana, Washington asad W
ning are Billed, was brought up in tne 8
nie incidentally by the intor who offered
week, Mr. Dubois, of Idaho, He
clalmed any purpose of truction in
ing it. The dein ’ Blive r Purchase
Repeal bill was continu ¥y Mr. Kyle 0
south Dakotn by
mr. McMillan,
$91 Day
Purchase Hs pend
Renate by Mr, M
Epeoch
af the
48101 J,
NIGAAU Tres
Mat
it last lis.
offer.
ie On
pn inst s repeal, and
iM
am
LT was
rire
A
All
pones fhe 16VIVARIL ¢
i837. and
impor: duties
American sing
weight
the rer
ANG Bn
1 ¥
BOG DrABCRLATL
INV EN {TIONS 3
Laother Cr
‘C8 Open d at hicago
Mision Work,
give ¥ na
the
religious
natters
the world's o
A congress having an unusually
interest ing programme was {ormerly opened
¢ Hall of (
It purpo-e is to discuss matters relating to
patents, rademarks ecpyrights, and
measure
before sac iny
roses for the present wook
T
sMrong an
shortly alter noon in Mamous
and
France, Sweden, Austria-Hungary, Holand
switzeriand, Canada, Japa
addition to over 100
pded to his names,
After the gathering had been welcomed by
CC Bonney, Hon, Henry W. Blodgett
was selected as permanent president of the
from this country, re
fluences that encourage and discourage
progress were made
Priel remarks were made by several
of the delegates and ex-Secretary of the In.
terior John W. Noble iesd-a paper on the
inter«lependence and of inventions of the
effect ofone upon the other, During the
woek Richard Pope, Canadian Commis.
sioner of patents, John 8 Seymour, United
Bates commissioncr of patents, Congressman
Win. ¥. Droper and Elijah J. Morse, of
Massachusetts, ex-Congressman, of New
Jersey, Carroll D. Wright, United States
commissioner of labor, and many foreign
delegates will make addresses on present
Tux Bart Tonnesses, Virginia and Georg
Railroad Company announces a cut of fron
five 10 ten per cont. in the wazes of train
men over the entire systems. The men wil
Mbmit to the reduction,
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.
nel
Bews Glea
Part of the
Epitome of fom Various
Btate,
d of Plea
ard fell into
Unian Henn, a! id ahil
Hii
fi Larrel
E J
Lan,
while playisg around the
of water and was dr
utig unmarried
ie Boad,
rakirond yards
VOLRESBIURG, #
6 Lrasemin on the wat ine
glantiy killed jo the at Corry
upling cars
is Behool of Law open
Trikett remaining at the head
Freshmen clase pumbers twenty-
oR N, C,
lostru tic
Friday,
Bosanrren, Buperinten
has issued
eular October 2
r Day.
fixing
KGRTONE, ged Bl,
of in the yard of
shit Erect ods
ght between
Of near
solder ax
me pote tig
tf war found upon
Witntam Lass, «
of Baltimore 3
cont from Rev, IY
fo
Jargers,
ing an over
Patrick's + hureh and
al. &R
and stealing tory pon unde
were commited
Mrs,
the Lreaking
oyersiord
The ¥
Open of fredgh
Howas i Dritt station
agent for the Bangor and Portland Railroad
at Howell's was at dinner, a thie! broke onl
a pane of $14.90 in
from a desk an i three raliroad tickets,
Tue Governor bas ordered a pardon to be
Thomas Stelly, Armstrong
Wane alin,
gines and stole money
issued 10 ol
battery, and John Kane, of Delaware county,
convicted of burglary.
Drcosisa excited in han Lling two freight
trains over a grade crossing, Watchman
Thomas Baer gave awrong signal. Fireman
Joseph Wray was killed and Ehgineer Hor-
bert Jatnes fatally injured. Baer went home
and committed suleide,
Mus, Axxie Joxes, of Scranton, was found
1ead In the strects, having strangled hersell
sith & portion of her night dress
Tux status of the mills of the State shows
some improvement, several of the establish.
ments in the Pittsburg district and other
points having resumed, giviag employ mont
10 many needy men.
NOs 3) 53.1.
Two hundred men Jost their lives Ly the