THE NEWS.
Harris Shawk and Harry March, of Lisbon
Q., were killed in thelr buggy, which was
struck by a train in crossing the Fort Wayne
Railroad. Mrs. Eliza Saively, who was
divorced from the Rev. Salvely, of Chicago,
a short time ago, was married to William
Alexander, a real estate dealer, of Santa
Barbara, At Canterberg Hill, on the Nor-
folk and Western Rallroad, a bad freight
wreck occurred. Engineer Walter and
Brakeman Hardin are fatally, and several
others seriously, injured. The the
company will run far into the thousands,
A terrible battle took place at Hazel
Wolfe county, Ky., between Joha Williams and
David Rose, two prominent and
stock traders, Willlams was killed and Rose
will die, They fell out during a settlement.
Mrs. Vodre, while traveling from Cham-
plain, N. Y,, to Springfield, Minn., became
insane and leaped from the train, killing
The Chattahooche National Bank
At a Thanks-
giving celebration in Johnson county, Teun.,
James Martin and Kirk Eller, who had long
held a grudge against each
fight. Martin drew his rifle on
the latter shot him with a pistol. Martin
lived a few hours, A mob gathered to lynch
Eller, but he was landed safely in the Moun-
tain City Jail
loss to
Green,
wealthy
herself,
of Columbus, Ga., failed,
other, got into a
Miller, and
M.
returning
Kingsland, of
from a
The schooner Cornelia
Greenport, L. L,
trip with 2,500 codfish on board, went aground
off Sandy Hook and sank. I'he
John W. Foster, which cleared from
adelphia ostensibly for
fishing
schooner
Phil-
Tampa, Fla, was
seized at Lewes, Del,, by United States offie-
ers at the request of the Spanish minister,
Cuban insurgents,
the Poland Union Seminary,
town, O., four of the young women students
were injured.——John K. Dietz shot William
Castle in the law office of C. W. Hall, at
Charleston, W. Va.-——At MeGregor, Ia. H,
Allen, a prosperous farme,
ross, against whom he had a
hot him dead. A
Bo at ; the time ran away, but Allen
Jowed and shot her. She may recover. Allen
—~Miss Nora Work,
Thomas Davis and David were
drowned in the Cumberland River at Por
Creek Ferry, twelve from Nashville,
Tenn., while attempting to cross the
a skiff. Their boat upset, and the
pants were drowned before assistance coulis
reach them,
The retail and wholesale
lishment of A, H. ¥uchs, occ
8t. Louis,
near Youngs
met william
wd ore
grudge,
young woman in
ft
fol-
then shot himself dead.
Colum
miles
miles
river iu
story building in
by fire,
Announcement
Exchange in Philadelphia of
J. Clevenger & Co,,
The am
not known. The labilitie
the firm did a Lig business fice
ecellor Bird, in Trenton, N. J., decided that
Colonel and Mrs, Lewis Perrine were in ¢
The loss is estimate
was made on
f th
ant of the liabilities
ons
tempt of court for taking away the two chil
dren of Mrs. Mary K.
thelr
of New Jersey,
Slack pending pro-
ceedings for recovery. Gi
Werts, for thethird ti
tenced Theodore Lambert to be hanged,
Several deputy wardens at the state
in Jackson, Mich,
voiting coavi
Marshal Donald, of
trict (
property
pany at Lexington, Va, to satisfy
by the Un
yurt against this co
beaten by
nited
States Dis.
were badly
Deputy
the United
ourt at Lynchburg, levied on
of the United Btates
Ntates
TA.
Express Com.
judgement rendered
District Co
thousand dollars,
gill & Co., of
contract. Governor Cleves, of
behalf of that state,
battleship Maine an
The stockholders of the Illinois Ce
road met in Chicago and v
the capital stock by $10,000,000.
in favor of F,
Lynchburg, for
presented
elaborate
ted increase
officers captured a still, twenty pers and
a thousand gallons of whiskey,
Vierhealler, a blind girl, was burned to death
near Clarington, W. Va.
nche
Rev, Dr. George Morrison,
delivered an interesting and patriotic
mon in Chamberaburg, Pa., on “Christianity
as a Reforming Power.” Mra. Henrietta
Price, aged forty-five, starved to death in »
wretched tenement in Wheeling, W. Va.
Atlanta and South Carolina Day combined
was the biggest day at the Southern Exposi-
tion up to date, The
house steamer Golden
of Baitimure
ROP
government light
Rod, commanded
sank in the Ohio River, near Marysville, Ky.
~The Christian Endeavor Unions of Cleve.
of Robert Ingersoll, John T.
pensioner, aged ninety-cight years, has been
convicted, at Fort Smith, Ark.
a club at a horse he was trying to caten, and
missing the animal, struck his little girl, who
died from the blow.—~Richard C,
an insu rance swindler, of Atkinson,
was convicted and sent to prison for
years, James Anderson waa fatally shot
Kan,
Jail, at Bt, Joseph, Mo.
H. R. Rogers, of MeA rthur, Ohio, was tar-
red and feathered and ridden on a rail for
speaking disrespectfully of a woman school
teacher, “Col. W, C, P. Breckinridge will
it is sald, run for Congress again next year,
~The outlook for the Florida orange crop
is sald to be encouraging. Bushrod Keleh,
of Cleveland, O., whose wile recently ob-
tained a divoree from him, shot and killed
her on the street and then attempted suicide,
the crew of the bark Bruce Hawkins, aban-
doned in a waterlogged condition south of
Cape Hatteras, were landed at New York by
the steamer Vigilancia, from Havana
New York day at the Atlanta Exposition was
celebrated in grand style, Whilesix tramps
were sleeping by the boiler at the electric
power-house in Washington, Ind,, the wind.
valve blew out, scalding them badly. Two
of the men have died. One is named Dan
Evans, of Denver, ——Parls green was placed
in the wine for Rev. J. Jackimowiz to drink
during mass at Bhamokin, Pa. The Mobile
and Georgi Rallrond was sold in Girard,
Ala, to Julian T, Davis for 81,000,000,
Mrs. Arvilla OC. Luce, a teacher of thirty
four Years’ standing in the Chicago schools,
was the originator of that now successful
scheme, the providing for the pensioning of
publie school teachers,
ARMENIAS WOES,
Turkish Conditions Still Much
Unsettled.
THE MISSIONARIES SAVED.
Minister
Turkish
the Case-The Governor
Had}in Called,
From what can be learned In Constanti-
nople it would seem that the
Anatolia appears to be much more tranquil
there is no
doubt that efforts are being made to
tain order in the districts where disturbances
to
The
of
of
Terrell Successful
Covernment’s View
and
maine
are threatened and suppress disorders
wurred, All daagers
who had threa
nd set fire
The Governor of Hadjin,
convent
the
wentations made to the P
by Mr, 1
nduct will bx
The members of the
vicinity, has, owing
on the subject srrell, been recs
and his o« inquired into
American
well as other foreign residents in
nople, join in praising the er
effective mn of Mr.
trying circumstances, There sect
acti Terrell
reason for doubting that
to the Porte bh
American
pre
his reg
been the 1
pe rty.
Ihe main ques
tween th
substance ¢
be telegraphed
bassies and ministries
tions to inform the governme:
redlited to of the stand as
matter.
n, the Tur
ig,
will be instructed t earnest
tan in this
In additi
London, St, Peterst
four powers not to insist
in connection with the prop
eLips,
PREPARING FOR WAR.
Turkish Forts Now Fully Masaed
Ready for Bea.
Russia's
MADRE §
That the Porte anticipates tre
powers before restored is
from the fact that
straits are pow fully manned
quiet is
abou
supplied
and have been placed in
efficiency
with the circumstances, Search
kept io good order and are
ver the waters,
all the forts
and
with ammunition
the highest state of
lights are
nightly
For over a month past the
strengthening the fortifications in
this vicinity, and particularly about the Dra
worked
work of
danelies, has been in progress, and it is up-
derstood that the system of submarine mines
and torpedoes has been practically complet
ed so far as the resources of the government
will allow it,
In this connection it is recalied that the Bt,
Petersburg Geographical
succesded by strategy in obtaining
tory data respecting the depth of water
Society last year
satisfac.
and
and
nnders
force
Dardanelles, with the object, it is
stood, of enabling a Rusaiad fleet to
a step turn out to be necessary.
The British admiralty is said to have ob
tained complete groundings from English
merchant steamers, which have repeatedly
passed the Dardanelles, and it is suspected in
some quarters that British naval reserve offi-
cers may have boon engaged on board these
vessels in obtaining all the information nee-
essary for the admiralty department.
Most startling reports are still current in
Constantinople regarding the preparations
for trouble being made by Russia in her
Asiatic Turkey, The diffarent divisions of
the Black sea fleet, regular and volunteer,
are sald to have been brought up to the
highest point of efficiency and to be ready
for immediate operations, The Black son
dock yards and coaling depots have un-
doubtedly been very busy, according to the
reports of ship captains who have passed
Constantinople, and the greatest activity was
noticed by them in military circles,
III —-
Ro Troth in the Btatement.
Government officials absolutely and em.
phatioally denied that there was any truth
in the statement that the State Department
has decided that Waller has no case; that the
department finds that the trial was fair and
holds that the United Htates has no substan.
tial ground on whieh to base & demand for
- UABLE BPARKS,
the younger, the celo-
and dramatist, died
Alexander Dumas,
brated French novelist
n Paris,
It is estimated that eighty lives
which swept
were lost
i the recent storm over the |
Black sen,
The Brazilian
wrecked, the commander and
has been
of the
Uranus
five
eruiser
rew being drowned,
It is the intention French
recently en-
of the
ment to modify the convention
govern.
red into with Madagascar,
The Americans sojourning in London and
Berlin obsérved Thanksgiving Day by ban-
juets, at which over seven hundred persons
were present,
Emperor William is said to have been very
emphatic in a recent speech as to the neces.
ity for the passage of the sugar tax bill by
he Helchst
Minister
ag.
Terrall is preparing to demand
ndemnity from the Turkish government for
of the
v at Kharput.
American
ir Btadthagen
en sentenced
the Pr
wi ru
} ari
ne of the w "
3 3 E83 frretts
¢ Marquise
GOWN to the play
agedionne
Adelaide
1 by the gift of at
w Mpanishi green Chapa
the Spanish
Army wdemned to death for insabordine
tion, but Ristori, whose interest hal been
aroused in the unfortunate man, Aung her
self on her knees before the Duke of Valentia
po.
Quaen Isabella and “segs dl off ' 20 elo
uently that she secured his pardon. Every
of fruit to the Marquise, to whom he owes
Lis life, {
KILLED OHILDREN AND SELF, |
A Physical Instructor Takes Them to His Oyanea |
ium and Asphyriates Them.
Herman Hatlenhaft, a physical instructor,
killed his two children and himself in Brooks
lyn, N. Y. He lived in Greene Avenne
his wife and two children, the latter
young.
Hattenhaft went out in the
taking the two children with him,
had not returned at midnight, his wife
started out to look for the three, The doors
of the gymaasium whore Hattenhaft was em.
ployed were found locked and were battered
in by the police. They found father and
children lying dead. The two children had
been asphyxiated by their father, who then
shot himself, The bodies were cold and the
presumption is that the triple tragedy oo
eurred during the afternoon.
The bodies of the two children were found
in a closet used for vapor baths, where the
little ones had been placed while living,
probably having been first made insensible
with chloroform. Into the box a tabe cone
necting with the gas pipe was inserted,
The wife and mother is so prostrated with
grief that it is feared she cannot recover. Iz
intervals between fainting spells, Mra Hat
tenhaft sald that there had been no domestio
difoulty between her and her husband, and
that she thought he must have become
temporarily deranged over business trou.
blos, of which she had heard him speak on
soveral occasions, Ho far as she knew, how
ever, he had never threatened to take his
life, or do bodily harm to any member of the
family,
Hattonhaft, although an ex-pugilist, bore
with |
very
afternoon,
Wrn he
8 good name,
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.
Breoca Ambrose Cibani were
killed by a blast of dynamite in the Chapin
Mine, near Iron Mountain, Mich,
The Hghthouse
tod struck a snag and was sunk be.
low Marysville Depot, Kentucky,
James Donally, aged 11, and Charles Gib
son, aged 13, were struck by a train from
Fall River while walking on a ruliroad bridge
in Taunton, Mass, Both were killed,
his
driving
backed
wore
Jos. and
Government steamer
While George W, Newhouse and
ind.
from Bhelbyville their
high
killed,
In New York City Rose Weinstock, 45 vears
wife,
f Rush county, were home
off &
instantly
horse
enbankment, toth
4
of age, made insane by six months of sick-
uess, left her bed, opened a window and
Bhe fell three stories and was
killed,
Miss 8 phia Houcher and 8imon Bourér, a
instantly
YOUnBK
wl
'ouple who were soon to be married,
He walking on the Pennsylvania Railroad
Ind, i
track near Fort Wayne were struck Ly
train and killed
! MERCHART MARINE
BANLN Li.
after the san
yt wer |
« law exempling ir
ur p
Ir VORsela are
The repeal
nage taxes in rie vos ls 1
sorts in whi exempt fron
During
Ameri
ut $10,000
giron recommended
he seven yoars ita operation An
relieved of ab
ris,
had been
vessels
while we have ox-
nearly $500 600,
taxes in German Jv
emg gonid Ge vessels of
Rimiiar reve
scale, it is stated, follow examination of re
turn from other countries which have come
law, The report
mends a reduction from three
also recom.
to two
from par
cnnts
cents per tonnage Lax on vessels
RAILROAD STATISTICS.
An Increase is Net Barsiogs as Compared with
Last Year
The interstate commerce commission has
just issued a preliminary report on the n-
come and expenditures of 660 railroads,
bar, 1895, and include 92 per cent. of the total
States. The gross
earnings were 81.003 022 858, of which $203.
465,792 were from passenger service,
were from other sources. The operating ex-
penses were $677,667,685, leaving net earn
ings of $325,855, 218, as compared with net
sarnings of §320,187,670 for the same roads
in 1804,
Reduced to a mileage basis gross earnings
were $6,098, operating expenses were $4,119
and net earning were £1,977, or a decrease in
gross sarnings of 18 per mile as compared
with 1894, and of §1,094 per mile as compared
with 1803; a decrease in operating expenses
of $44 per mile ae compared with 1884, and of
€157 per mile as compared with 1583. Net
earnings show gain over 18M of 31 per mile
of line, bat a decrease of #337 per mile ae
compared with 1808. Passenger receipts fell
off $177 per mile as compared with 1804, while
freight receipts show a gain of $149 per mile,
Passenger receipts wore $386 per mile loss
thas In 1808, and freight receipts shows a de
crease as compared with that year of $158
per mile,
Income from sources outside of the operas
tions of the roads was $33057, 248, making
total income available for the payment of
fixed charges and dividends $358 412 461,
Total deductions from income, including
fixed charger, wore 396,051,046, and divi.
dends paid were $53,185,545, loaving a deflelt
from the operations of the year of $81,075,000,
The dividends paid by the same roads the
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS,
Epitome of News Gleaned From Various Parts of
the Btate,
John Frederick, a Philadelphia detective,
the charge of having siandered Mrs, Edward
Gracber, of Bhamokin,
Walter Lawrence and Robert Lawrence
miners at the Bummit
inmstown, were burned
It is feared Walter's injuries are fatal,
There fj a considerable uneasiness over
of Mechanicsburg, The in-
to be #50 000,
with no apparent prospect of paring down in
financial affair
debted ness Is now said over
the near future,
Fredorick MeDonald, druggist,
has just soid an old copper
It was of the
date of 1788 and bore the inscription *
Bquare,
the remarkable price of $200,
Wash-
ington and Independence,
Washington. Mr.
for a small pum of
with & bus
MeDonald
B nan
purchased
who hud had
ong time,
The body of a man was found hanging to
1 Falrview Township, York county
f The
anes Of salcide,
And from there shipp
nosed to be a «
taken to Goldsbor:
y the dire §
etors of the poor,
who the man is,
1 os
; store at Milroy,
Hall an
i Will res
Odd Fellows
The lo
was organized in
sh fires
with
anization was
ntown,
he Puddling Mills s sixteor
ve inch rolling
Lebanon
soareity
eil-known |
I~ Kn resident
of the
wn
Peace
a brother
OF MANY VYOaArs
Washington Hotel, Philadel;
ns ssn IOI 5
POUNDERED WITH FOURTEEN.
American Bhip Belle O'Brien Lowt off the English
Const.
The reeent storms played sad havoes with
nglish Channel and the
The Meer and
five of the crew of the American ship Belle
Me, by E.
shipping along the I
chief «
Thomaston owned
The report that they left the ship
Three of the crew went adrift
boat, Fourteen persons, including
Head,
foundered,
The British steamer British Emplre has
go far tugs have been unable to tow her off,
The steamer Dritish Empire had just coms
pleted a trip from Boston to London at the
time of the socident. She was commanded
by Captain Wills,
The violent northeast gale which has pre-
vailed along the British consts during the
past 24 hours also emused the suspension of
the Folkstone-Boulogne service, and the
mail steamer which was unable to make
Calais returned t= TDigver, Other steamers
from the continent report fearful passages
and poveral casunities to fishing boats and
gmail vessels off Lowestoft and elsewhere,
The bodies of mine persons have washed
sshore near Finistere, Prance, and it is
fenred that a serious shipwreck has cocugred
somewhere in the British Channel,
sams in IOI ip nc
Foreign Mall Berviee,
N. M, Brooks, superintendent of foreign
madi, in his annual report shows that there
was dispatched during the year 805,017
pounds of letters amd 4,058,501 pounds of
other articles, a decrease from last year of
47,051 pounds of letters and an increase of
16,648 pounds of other articles. The esti
mate for the foreign mall service for the
year ending Jume 30, 1807, aggregates
$2,080,000.
The dead body ‘of James Bmith, aged 60
yoars, was found near Boulder, Colo. It is
supposed he was killed by a mountain lon.
WORK AND WORKERS.
Local Assembly 1112 of the Knights of
withdrawn from
United Garment
cutters of Baltimore, has
the Knights and joined the
A despatehl from Taunton, Massachusetts,
perfected for the
erection of a 40,000
East
spindle (fancy goods)
cotton mill at Taunton, the capital
The bg furnaces of the McShane Foundry
at Bt,
giving en
who were forced into idleness by the
ing down of machinery several weeks ago.
John McBride, President of the
Federation of
Helena, Maryland, have
iployment to 350 men
bireak-
American
uthorized the an-
candidute for re
Labor, has a
cement that he is a
It is
that Ban
election, anderstood at headquarters in
el Gom the
candidate
Indianapolis pers ex-
lent of the Federation, §
wt McBride
A Baltimore despateh saves that
3
that a scheme
of Bak® Bros &
in that city, on & co-perative basis
reopen the glass work
has
en frustrated by
eph Troth
{ the
I'he mer
, Baker a guar:
ciation,
n rats
¥
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8PANII RDB
ROUTED.
TOMATOES
No, 4
AR
an %
POTATOES
ONIONS
HOGS PRODUCTS--shis §
Clear ribsides
Hams
Mess Pork, per bar
LARD Crude
Jost refined
BUTTER.
Fine
Under Fine
Creamery Rolls
Crmy ¢
CHEERE,
N. XY. Fancy, 8
N. Y. Fists
Skim Chewse
RGoR,
North Carolina
LIYE POULTRY.
Ducks, per
Turkeys, per ib
TOBRACCO,
TOBACCO Md. Infer's. .&
Sound common
Middiling
Fat y
150
500
600
1000
fw
LIVE ®TOCK.
Dest Beeves gf 475 @&
150
425
FURS AXD BRINK,
MUSKRAT. ... ais val 10
Racooon ah 4 .t 0
Hed Fox CRE om
Skunk Black. . se
n
BEEF
SHEEP
Hogs. ven
3 3
or
- a
gzpsss:
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