THE NEWS, Jealous Mrs, Rosa phuric acid on Mrs Butte, Mont , because her husband was at- the Mrs will Negotiations for the sale of the Great which syndi- purchase price is sald to be While on their way from Sundusky to Lorain, Ohio, in a small saliboat, George Alexandr and John Helimbeck thi ew sul- Thomas Boeing, in tentive to woman Snelling fie, Chino ranch, near Los Angeles, Cal, ontains cate, is 52,000 acres, to an English The £1.000,000, about complete, Alheit were drowned, Contractor Eveline who {8 constructing a Mass , was attacked and Davis Co |, Chicago, made an hssignment in the county court to @eorge COC, Aldrich, A statement was filed showing assets of $283 000; liabili ties £140,000 At Charleston, 8. C., sower In Mealroscs by his Italian workmen, The Hallet & and organs in seriously injured, dealers in pianos Joho Gasparrl, an Italian satlor, killed John Gon then cut his Howes, of mate, aod own Miss Utica killed by a steamor that ran down Robert who murdered eed to death ard atthe Brown Con ! 1 0 rd att Brown Cor salves, his throat Fannie Ind , wa the boat in which she was sailing, Laughlin, of Barkville, Ky., his wife and niece was senter I'he militia « pany’s works at Cleveland, O., made a bay onet charge upon f strikers and riot ers and a doze e latier were wounded Charles Stark has confessed that he mur dered Alvis Luderman, a Chicago barkeeper whom he ac ed of Mrs, Btark The Kansas ( Appt als has declared illegal all in the It is believed that will control the intimacy with urt of have five the divorces that been granted state for tweaty years, he Vandert 1 reorganize aern Paci fie Raliroad, James Cl intoxi- cated, was killed bi train in a tunnel in Alexandria, Va were injured and two locome lished In a sion on the Beading HRaliroad, near did great West Vir- aged saventy-one delphia. Terrific rainstorms damage in Pittsburg and parts of ginia, Mrs. L. B. Whit years, dropped over dead while fanniog her daughter at her home in Marysville, Ohio The latter bas been an iovalld f Mrs. White s low cians was talkiag to minutes bef provounced Ahred C, Carj New York City pte ueutly known ir 2 i ia Perry, Okla. harging gr Caroline, abaad Carg wile with at was aslow] Patrick Carney to death in Dice » by James ilson Major W,. C, Murizn rx-city attorney o Pittsbu ' barge of em bezzlin Bank, of r years old, WAS KiCKe o's Bay ¢ pies OAVILOK pen 10 a re Texas cams folk drowsy man I at N Mrs Henry Big Brack=z by the 0 ment Das to be H. Robert wife an has t n apturaed in L train on the Lehigh Valley Hazleton wern wwson, Mo ran ato near and was wreosed persons fatally Master ( United Slates Ci rawlo of the ac delphia an for May last red in Toledo, O policeman and a fireman were badly hurt OO acd sh, anine mi t occurred at the pianiog mii 0 eabin bovs on the steamer killed Peter Whitaker The killing was th nati - Fitchburg Raliroad waa on its cord, Mass , it jumped the track j of Concord Junction, and fag live stock ealy os. 8 wa y ten ¥ demolished, wers sen and xen wers kille numbers were 8 to b court in Beattie, Washington, Judge Halford that they had killed imediately the federal has made an order d smissing Oakes. House and Payne, the old receivers them from further liabilities and the charge of contempt of court which have been pending against them Eight of the firmary at Cincinnati died from the effects of & Fourth of July feast The Mallory Line steamer Colorado struck a mud scow in New York harbor, and was #0 badly that her captain beached her, Pacific, excusing Holng ot wiping damaged The United Htates Educational Association held its an nual meeting at Lawrence, Kansas, DERAILED BY A COW ser Rallread Wreck in Which Several Live Were Loct in Hazleton. A passenger train on the Lehigh Valle dilroad, between White Haven and Hagle ton, Pa, mu iato a cow and the engine ant three cars toppled over the ridge of a hig? embankment Eagineer Willlam Doude re ceived injuries from which he died shorti; afterward: Barney Mooney, the fireman, was seriously injured, and more than a score o passengers were badly hart, Beveral o these will die, The train left White Haven at 2 o'clock At the point wheres the accident occurre! there is a very abrupt curve, Right at thi point the engine struck a cow, and left the track, going over the embankment It ww not running st a high rate of speed at the time, thus averting great loss of iife, The ears upon leaving ths track toppled over the edge of the preciples, The engi peer and fireman were crushed under thy wreck. ann sii os IAAI i i Fifteen hundred friendly natives have joined the revolt in Matabeland Balisbury is surrounded by the Mashonos and the place Is in danger of attack, NEW CONVENTION. [1linois Sound-Money Democrats [ssue an Address. PARTY DOTY IN THE CRISIS. The Sound-Money Democrats Owe Ittothe Country to Organize a Revolt and Bring to Bear the Force of Sound- Money Democratic Sentiment, The executive committee of the gold-stand- ard democrats of Illinois met in a protracted to the democracy of the other States Union, It was the unanimous opinion committe that a second damaeratie convention sbould be called to nomine The address is as follows: sr fellove-dey front SN atles in earnest and rats thal the republ BRIDIY get. Third—A new convention w= future the opportunit Uniesa a serve for the democratic marty, clear it sepa ration is made between the genuine demo rats and « rats who are aiready in populi driftiog int r ars 1 uniezs a clear-out seted by § separation is sup the party has nt chanes of regaining uhilie ¢ sd years to come The sound-money democrat in the differant Slates either make i that the Bryan party or must clear they have no Ass ion wit they and a pubiic min be for it that do not make it absolutely clea The sound-mone with it, organizations will ia the ciation and entangl ment Hiate that they are against it, democrats in a new convention and other States whenever a representative con ference can be brought about, Mr. Charles E. House, Chicago. Joux M. Parusn, Cuanres E. Ewixo, Janes H Eckies, Fravrrix McVeaon, Bex. T. Canre, Wi 8B Foruxax, Tuomas A, Monax, Joux P. Horxins, Hesay 8. Rosnins, A. A, Goopnicn, Jaxzs T. Homvire, Avorn rr Knaus, James M, Sunenax, Cuanres H, WiLLiasson, Lyxprs Evaws, ER. E. Sraxorzn, Executive Committas of the Honest-Monse; Democracy of Illinois, Ewing, chairman, bin Ics A bottle waa picked up recently near Birk enhead, England, containing a slip of paper apon which was written a statement that the steamship Naroule struck an jeeberg and was sluking In midocean, The Naronie sailed from Liverpool for New York, Feb. vuary 11, 1803, and was never soen again, UOABLE BPARKS, Amerienn min. his way John Hays Hammond, the ng engineer, is in London, on home, The has been lost in from Dundee, with all on British ship Curfew, the Hed sea, board Edmond Louis Antoine Huot de Gonecourt, the noted French writer, is dead, at the age of soventy-five years, It is that a party of Christians who ventured within the so-called military re ported one in Crete were murdered by Turks, At the annual [.oague of Great Britain, the statement was mude that the was growing both ip Europe and Amerioa. Bir Donald A. man, was invested at meeting of the Bimetallico CRuse Canadian states Windsor the Hmith, the Castle, as a knight commander of Order of St Michael and Bt. George, renewal of I'here have been a the and the massa eres and fighting in Crete, foreign conduct stice, ynsuls have protested against the in violating the arm! has rejected The German Federal Counell the oleomargarine bill passed by the Reichs tag, and has adopted the civil code bill mak ing civil marriage ceremonies compulsors Ihe steamer Hope, haviag on board Lieu snant Peary and party, salled from Sydaey, i, for Greenland, The bring ated at Cape York unin is to home a reported that iarge orders fo at Herstal an i the Coe in Limn that § bet wasn Peru 1 Pabos, Quebes in the best of v to the BE A is vory is President Cleveland's Tribote f Kean fog 8 Nak. the intimate that I A 3 $ g orked al (he ews Russell jast received, caused me tet Mr ives and his al bravery and patriotism, which mourn the personal loss, anot { Russell's eminent pati tribvuien of made him so vaiual io a citizen, and especi ally at , when courageous adherents to the right and advooneay of needed. It a, well be sald that the country unfaitering sound principles are so much may, theralo has suffered a bereavement, The peo ple on Massachusetts surely cannot fall to mourn throughout the length and breadth of the commonwealth the untimely death of a son whose career has at all Umes reflesied honor upon his native state,” ssa, OI 55005 TO COIN MORE SILVER. Revemption Purposes A despatch from Washington, D.C, says: - Owing to the fact that the amount of sliver demption of Treasury notes has become re duced to 210.650.5852, aud will be further reduced by redempiio s during the current month, the coigage of silver dollars by the increased from 81,500.000 to $3,000,000 per month {rom the lst of August. It wil: probably be continued at that rate in order that the Troasary may have 8 auf. ficlent stock to redeem Treasury notes pre sented In exchange for silver dollars, mints wil be FIVE MEET DEATH. An Excursion on the “Chicago & Northern Pacifie Wrecked, An excursion train on the Chicago & Northern Pacific ran into an open switch near Waldheim Cemetery, near Chicago, col. hiding with two engines, The passenger en” gine was wrecked, five persons killed and fif- teen injured. The excursion was on its way in from Schiller Park. The excursion train carried 1,000 people in thirteen cars. The baggage and first coach were telescoped. The persocs killed and in- jured were in the first coach. No ald or re- lef was given to the injured. for an hour, though the accident occurred just beyond the city limits, The excursion wis under the auspiees of the A, O. U. W, Ore Handlers Meet Death at Cleveland, 0. BOAT WAS OVERTURNED. Large Vessel Churned the Water and the Small Boat Rocked to Such an Alarming Extent as to Excite the Occupants, Boveral lives were lost in an accident which occurred about 7.80 o'clock in the evenlog on bed, docks of the Cleveland and Pittsburg Rallway Company at the old river near the ore Cleveland, Ohio, The o lay and were waiting thelr turns te re handlers had just quit work for the yeross the branch of the river on the flat bottomed ferry boat which they had provided An or When for their own Lan fu had cross i men hed the d time, at least 20 men crowded uj the ferry rea boat, which was about } feet | more than 4 feet wide, would carry more than one dozen pers it wide, however, and thrown luto the water, Gi the shore rind $ uth hore, alarmed at fttie craft, at once t! iw Mart and t the at After the the water the As a result of fAghting Fe, between 1 Christians at Castell nent ersons were Killed and w= wre wi were ore near Kalvves, tried to advan ore {wios repu %. he Dally News has a despatch m Canea, Isiand of Crete, which Apokor Oh Was severe, lasting until after miduight, when the Turks reports Lthnt the Nghting at were totally defeated, The consuls of the powers in Crete have telegraphed to their governments denounc- ing the Turkish violation of the armistice An Athens dispatch to the Daily News from its correspondent there says thal he hears that Abdullah Pasha who seded as Governor of Crete by Georgi Bero- viteh, the Christian I'rince of Bamoa, but who was left in command of the Turkish troops in the island, is secretly furnishing the Mussulman Cretan with arms and am munition to enable them to provoke new conflicts, waR super. Is ss WORK AND WORKERS. The journeymen horsshoers of Buffalo went on strike for & uniform scale of wages and a ten-hour day. The Miners’ Union at Cripple Creek Colorado, ordered a strike, to compel the mine owners to employ none bul union men, It fs s4id that 1,913,000 cut of a total of 2,500,000 cotton spindles in the South have agreed to shut down 33) per cent. of the times between July and October, The strikers at the Brows Hoisting Works, in Cleveland, Odo, resumed rioting, and militia had to be sent to the scens, A aumber of non-union men were hunted down by the strikers and beaten with clubs, I si Mme. Sioiztmans, an Impresario who has sented a sensation in Italy for some years past, has just been sentenced to two years’ imprisonment for some offense against the laws, MORECWOLEYELANRD RIOTS. and Berione Disorder by Btrikers Against Kon-Union Men A despateh from Cleveland, Ohlo, says riot bloodshed Wednes the Were fam. Cleveland streets were the scenes of ons demonstrations and Non-union Holsting & bushed on thelr uy, employees of rows Conveying way to assaulted, The Company work, and many of situation reached such a critical point that Muay: them brutally r Me Kisson called out the militia Bhortly before dawn over two hundred of the Buperior Btreet, bail a About 4.40 or in half corner of Bt, ( a flerce conflict ensued, It congregated at Wilson mile from the Br wo Avenue nnd WOrks, attacks began un dozen AMfTer nt places, At tl nls was one-sided, the assailants Lelng In majority, George O. Guhde, of No. 12 Em- time ¢ raging hal! mile rthe up on § { W. Jackson who came from Texns fearful contest was ai also a Brown work man, a month ago, re $l A BOOP with stones, brick! Jackson and Cape Avenue Twenty times Jackson earth and a= many lows, The b for the arrive peen beaten haif a » « . rly ver fight aga Vy BUvera and across pursuits nong the streets “Tailors Urea bome lu which tb Ly the milli thelr wake, rs 1 ware (07 STERS AND CABUALTI patel says that } ie damage it twenty vere electrics! storm in Lisbon, y tig jag ert Little was ightniag a dam at Lawreace wned By the collapse of two w fen build ings in Boston, an unknown Italian was killed, a boy named John Leveron! was seriously in- jured, and several others were slightly hurt, Viorenoe and Bindis Mills, aged 17 and 14 respectively, and Helen Cheney, aged 13, al) of Minneapolis, in Lake Minsetonka News reached 8t. were drowned while bathing i, Minn , from Sher visoning of a fam Damn ocd Allen 1 hes is supp wed to have burn fiy of drank lemonade whie inty, of the fatal § nine children, contained some poisonous ingrediant, The driver of Bu band wagon started his team of horses under an overhead bridge In Massillon, Obio, and the oecupants were swept off He had miscal- culated the height of the bridge, and was un- were in- » Bille eight Bix men A “vloundburst” near Augusta, Kentueky, caused a flood on Big Bracken cresk. Bev Mrz. Henry Busco, 64 and drowned. Thousands of acres of tobacco and corn were destroyed. The Mallory Line steamer Colorado, from Brunswick, Ga, with twenty-sight passen- gers and a general cargo, colilded with a loaded mud scow while procesding up the main channel in the lower bay oun her way to New York. The steamer was #0 badly dam- aged that she was beached to prevent her from sinking. The passesgers were taisn ff in tugs, —— a SHOT LHEOUGH THE HEART. Boys Playing With a» Oun Kill Thelr Little Cousin ia West Virginia. On Sand Pork, near Weston, Minnie, the 11-year-old daughter of Peter Westiall, was instantly killed by a peculiar accident, She was standing in front of a second-story win dow of her home, while two of her cousins named Bachel-r, living in the next house was playing with a gun in the cellar, Tho gun was pointed out of the cellar win dow and the boys were trying to discharge it with matches, They finally sucoseded and the bullet struck the litle girl in the heart, killing her instantly. HANY INJURED. Bad Wreck on the Lehigh Val- ley Railroad. A COW WAS ON THE :triking the Obstruction, an Engine, TRACK. Baggage and Two Passenger Cars Toppled Ovar an Ey bankment -Horribls Disaster Nar rowlyMissed, A serious wroeo hag been Satur. y and wrifolics to beid the same p which they have been assigned in the recor. ganized ministry mss ROBBERY IN A HOSPITAL. Thirty Thousand Dollars’ Worth of Stolen From Patients, Valvabies A robbery fnvolving #3000) in promissory notes, diamonds and jewelry occurred in St Joseph's Hospital, Philadelphia. For some time past a Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Moore had been oecupying one of the private wards at the hospital. In the room was & trunk in which they kept considerable cash and all of Mere Moore's valuables The ocecupants of the room, who were oom valescing, had left their quarters for a short time, and when they returned they found that the trunk bad been forced open and its Mr. Moore immediately made an investi gation, and discovered that all their money and those articles which could easily be con- verted into money had been taken. It is claimed thal a man giving the name of William H Thompson, a professional nurse, and who had given the Belisvoe Hose pital, New York, as reference, bad had the care of the Moores for some time, Having access to their rooms, it is believed by the police he discovered the value of the contents of the trunk, and took the first op- portunity to get possession of them, Thedes tectives are looking for Thompson. civ The Prince of Montenegro has built a thea tre at Cettinje to boll 600 persons, It will be opened by a Bussisn company in opera,
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