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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-11
THE CANAL FRAUDS.
Superintendent Kelly Of Buftsie Arrested for
Accepting n Bribe-Bight Tons Of Ce.i
that were Paid for By New York state.

buffalo, Sept. 10.-The members Of the
Governors commission returned to Albany to-
night. About twenty Ave witnesses have been
examined. Some interesting facts have been
elected, but they are not yet roady for general
publication.
John Kelly, Jr, Superintendent OF this sec
tion, on the oath OF Messrs. MaGone and Van
Buren,. which seems 10 DO beyond all cavil, was
at noon arrested, as he had received for his per
sonai use from Eilis Webster, coal merchant, Of
this city. eight tons OF coal. for which the State
paid. and $40 from Webster as a brlbe for his
influence In the purchase OF coal, which amount
Webster claims to have collected from the state
on Kelly's sworn statement Kelly makes gem
cral denial OF the charges. lie gave bail In the
sum Of 5000, City Treasurer Dork and Jacot
Gitterre becoming his bondsmen.
The commission expect to have ready for pub.
llcatlon a report OF its proceedings early next
week.
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The Condition OF the state Line steamshtp
Company.

LONDON, Sept. l0.-The financial article
OF this evenings Echo says 1t Is stated tnat
the State Line Steamship Company is in danger
OF complete collapse. 1he directors and tho
committee OF the stockholders have concluded
that any attempt to carry on the COMPANY by
borrowing money Is hopeless, and tnas the only
means Of averting the total loss of what re-
mains OF the capital rs to continue the line by
the formation Of a new comp my. 1ney pro-
pose u offer their seven snips, which cost
El690OO sterling, for E-6J,OOO. Ihey recommend
the shareholders to allow tue value u the stock
In trade 20 be transferred t. the new cOnpany,
ana also To apply for "A con usidertnls amount OF
tue Proposed supplementary capt. H. believing
that the winding up of the company at this
time would result IN the tOt-l loss Of the CAPT
tai Invested"
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THE FdLL RIVER STRIKE.
Mills RunninR with Non-Union Operatives
Suffering among the strikers.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 10.-The King
Philip mill ia running to-day, and has e1peri-
enced no trouble In securing non Union help.
The mass Of the operatives are evidently an xious
to return to work at the reduced rates. but are
controlled W Union men. There is considera-
bic suffering among the strikers. and fairs are
rauldly approaching a climax The manufac-
turers are innDxibe but would undoubtedly
open their mills II the operatives would insist
on no proylso. rho organ Of the operatives says
to-day:
In our Judgment the Fan River operatives would
make their punt N they would return ~ work. leaving
the wages question In the hands OF the committee
then induce the iOpuO operatives Of RI ode Island
take month's vac to follow close after the smut.
ting dOwn Of the mill. IN this ely. such movement
could hudy fail to put up tho price Of cloth. with
cloth advanced TO rates that would good prohts
there be little doubt nat II the he then a res
toration Of ten per cent they would not be allowed
come out on strike.
At full meeting OF the Gard and Picker
Room AssOcii itiOn this afternoon II was unani-
mously voted to return to work at the reduc-
tion when the mills shall open, provided each
can return to his old position. IL il rumored
that mass meeting OF weavers will be held at
an rly dav, ami II is believed II will vote to
return to work uncOnditOnally, thus placing
themselves ia the front
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President BUsCa,s COMPANION.
The Little Man nnd the Big Man at the
Union IIiii volks Fest.

More than thirty thousand persons partici-
pated In the Platdeutsche volks Fest Union HIN
Thursday. Vans swathed In cotton bands. lettered
thus" To the Schuetzen rarS"-bcing favored on ac
count OF the inadequacy OF cars yielded glorious dy
dcnds to their prOprlrtors.
one OF the most Jealous OF President Genchs de.
nps ~ Mr, Fiitz Oetkel, ucKnamed " Unscr Fntz -
VINO athc ugh f1ryye years OF Is inch short
or than Gen. Tom THUMB, lie Is PROSPEROUS cigar
maker ~ Wtst loooken. His presence is almost chid-
sh yet he Is ready wittcd and rcDued 10 be discern
ing business man. Mr H. {. Busch President OF the
Schuctzvn Park Association. who tips the beam at
400 pounds Is constantly In the society OF Mr.. OctKel.
On one occasion Gen. Tom Thumb Commodore Mutt,
Mr. Oetkc aud President Busch played billiards. Mir.
Barnum was so much please win toe combination OF
small that he asked Mr. OetgCl 10 nx ms rice
for series uf appearances in public. MIR Ockti de-
cliued to eXhihit himself and although Mr.. Barnum's
hneral proposition has been repeated he st defines
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WASHINGTON, sept. l0.-Iho preliminary ex-
animation Of Theodore ", Brown was continued this
afternoon. Various kilograms which passed between
Brown aud Ottman the former being at Saratoga and
the latter In Washington, were produced and gwen ia
evidence. Tney tended TO strengthen the previous i'm
preston as e. the business relations OF the pares ANA
that Brown was engaged hy Ottman u exchange for
ot DER tunds some OF The money stolen from the Treas
ury detective oi the Metropolitan Police force tcs-
tined that he said to Brown after his arrest, he had
b. ttertel al he knew about the larceny, when Brow
replica that AS Ottman had always been friend lie
NOulu MOI squell ON him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-11
YALMiSEDA,S RULE.
Taking Absolute Charge of the Municipal
Government Of Havana.

HAVANA. sept. 0.-Captain-G eneral Val
maseda has made important changes in the mu-
ncipal government Of Havana. Tn 9 powers OF
the MAYOR have been restricted. The Chief OF
Police Is ordered to report direct to the Cap
tain-General. The battalion Of civil guards
have been relieved from police duty In part,
ana the battalion Of veterans from the various
regiments will take ther place, doing duty con.
Jointly with the ci, y police. The acting Mayor,
the Marquis Of Bella Vista, has resigned. A re-
port Ia current that Mayor Zulueta, who is on
leave OF absence on account Of illness, has sent
protest TO Madrid against these changes.
The headquarters OF several divisions q; Span
ish troops la the insurrectionary districts have
been removed from the country seats to points
on the lines OF railroad.
President Gonz dies, OF San Domingo, has sup
pressed Dos Antilles. newspaper, OF Puerto
Plata, published IN the interest OF the Cuban
insurgents.
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FIVE PRISONERS IN 4 CELL.
Rat Chase and Fire in Ovrrcrowded Ray
mond street Jail.

Five prisoners In Raymond street Jail Brook
yn-sylvester Bennett, In for burglary Francis Nc
Lees TOR stabbng his wife Anthony Golden, for ngh
ing his landlord; Frank Moreno for stealing tj5
board ship, and Patrick Doyle for throwing his wife
OF . second story vindOw-wcre In cell on Thurs
day night, ana were tormcnted bY vcrnin. rat ran
all them two three tlmcs and at length thev
chased u into tIoyepiPe hole. wnch conneced thor
with dclirum trcmcns. Moreno. nimne Italian,
climbed up 10 the hole with candle n his han & and
ead that he could burn the rat and get OF Il In that
way; lie ct nre To- the straw and IT. biaked un, and
smoke niled the cell The prisoner yelled Fire" and
tue pri-Oncrs along the corridor up and the
keepers hurried down the han with hose and put out
the IRE Moreno locked up fepnrtey for the rest
OF tle night. At the Fre Marshas nvestigntiOn sst
night the ave prisoarrs told the story led
all suspicion VI attempted arson.
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MEN AND WOMEN SIDE BY SIDE.
Modern Civilization la n House of Worship
In New YORK GiIX.

The congregation D'nai Jeshurun occupied
their synagogue Thirty street yesterday for
the nrs time since the sweeping changes 10 their ritual
were adopted In the place Of the slttngs for single
persons when formerly covered the main door and
which men alone we're allowed TO occupy, there are
now lO4 commodious family pews Of olack walnut
Handsomely finished to correspond with the rich interior
ofthe synagogue. The pews IA the gallery formerly
devoted exclusively to women. have been rcmUdelcd
The services OF Ordinary character. except
that for the nrst time In the history OF the congregation
men and women eide by side. The rADhL the Rev
A Z. Omsten. made no reference In his discourse TO
the OisseHsiOns which have rent the society, and e.
yOnd tOmewnat decreased attendance there " as no
indication that the battle had been sharp one some
OF the esr pronounced orthodox members have as-
sentCd to he change, and Joined la the rshp yes
terduy but others have left Bnai Jeshuruu unite
with congregat Ons In which the ancient forms are st
observed,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-09-11
CLERKS AT SO 4 WEEK.
What mny be Expected by Employers who
do not Pay living Snln rIe-.


do not Pay Living Salaries.
Yesterday morning Oniccr Ganghan and
Roundsman Deane arrested Thomas l.. Reed, a
boy about Is years of age, In tho men furnish
Ing goods store of Messrs. Calhoun. Robbins &
Co.. 40 broadway. and stopped a systematic
ana successful series Of roDberies. Young Reed,
who Is well connected in BROOKLYN. and IL said
70 be a son of an ex-Mayor Of 81. Johns, New
Brunswick. was engaged last spring as a kind Of
junior clerk by Mossrs. Calhoun. Robbins X Co.,
who paid him g. n week. He boarded at So
Varies street, and was looked upon 10y his
cmplp, crs as "A Trustworthy and industrious lad
Three months ago he began TO sccrcte himself
every evening, and after tue closing Of the stOro
would steal J.wclry and postage stamps, aud
hide more bulky hOoiy, to hc taken aw y when
an opp rtuuity offered. lie also generally found
about - to g. IN the cash drawer. when the
" Yelling AGENTS OF the house returned to the
CITY Reed was usu lly employed to carry out
their -amnlc ydlscs tn have them repaired. and
10y filling tnem with the heavier articles that ne
hai hidden he was enabled TO take away un-
perceived a large quantity Of valuable property.
II was not long before the heads Of the firm
su~pe itel mat some one was rOubing them, and
tho empllyecs were narruNY watched. So
adroitly did the Toy conduct the thefts that for
three muntas no suspicion attached Itself to
tim. About hundred boys and young men
are employed In the store, and when they ar
rivco every morning Reed managei to mingle
with them on the opening Of the doors without
any OF them suspecting tn 1 lie had not come in
from the street with the Others.
Yes criay morning one Of the partners arrived
at the store earlier tnan usual, and found part =
OF the stock IN disorder. lie sent for the on
GERS. and search was Instituted that resulted
in the nnding OF Reed doubled up in large
drawer. HIS pockets were nlcd with small ar
uclcs, and te had concealed other property TO
he taken away ~ a future time Oficer Dorsey
having been armed with a search warrant, went
- ke.ts room In Narick street and found
about S1nl worth II fancy goods, and some old
ticket. blowing that the toy hau spent nearly
ESQ "a Kentucky aad Havana lotteries. There
were three uank books showing deposits In his
own name 70 the amount OF about $1,000. lie
acknowledged that hc hau stolen the other
prul erty, but SAID he had won the money In lot
teries, having gained SiOO IN one drawing JUS
ttCe Morgan committed MIN.
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The argument upon the questions OF fact and
Law involved In the motion to continue the Injunction
obtained by Messrs. shook Palmer Of the Union
Square Theatre, restraining Augustin Day from pro-
ducing Rose Michel" IN the FIN Avenue Theatre
Was continued yesterday. before Judge Curtis
Lester Watlack obtained an Injunction from Judge
DOnohue, yesterday restraining Augustin Daly from
performing Henry j. BYrOn's comedy uf our Boys
Mr. Nullack says that many months ago this play
produced IN the Vaudeville Theatre In London, aud is
stl performed there with success that the 24th OF
August he purchased the risht To produce n here ana
that Mr. Day threatens to produce IT, though unauthor
igad IN dn
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BROOkL YN.


MUSIC IN Frospect FaTk al Z T, Vt. day
Under Ross" " McLaughlin's sIilfu manlpu-
htion the Brooklyn Democratic primaries last night
passed on without n jar or nght.
II Is announced that the State Commissioners
In LunaCy Is TO Institute an tnyca atigltiOu into the
charges OF cruelty IN the Fiatbush Asylum.
On the return Of the family of James Francis.
Wall street broker fr0m the country yesterday, they
found their rsIence at 52s Pacuc street, BroOkyn,
robbed OF $3.50 worth OF household goods, and tlO0
worth Of Drica-brac. The front basement door had
been left unlocked.
o. J. l.. Nortons residence 259 South Fifth
street, NiiIimsbntgh, was robbed OF t42d worth OF
jewelry on Thursday afternoon. Tue burglars en cred
the house with false keY Everything Ia the house
was turned upside down, ana some clothing that had
been pncAed for carrying On Na1 left 10 Talses re-
ward vi tlOO has been Vusrea.
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PRICE TWO CENTS
THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
FROM OYER THE PACIFTC <UD
UNDER THE ATLANTIC.
Great Britnin's Demand on China for R~-
dress Tor the mnrgnry Outrage-Jud~>
hcunruson Arrested near Yokohama

Great Britnin's Demand on China for Re-
dress for the Mnrgnry Outragc-J.ar,
Richardson Arrested near Yokohama.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 10.--The Paoifo
mail steamship City Of Toxic, from Hong Kong.
Aug. 10, and Japan, Aug. "a, has arrived. Thu
british Minister, Mr.. Wade bad left Tien-Tsin
Tor PekinR, there to deliver the ultimatum of
the British Government In the case Of Marnary.
Several attaches Of the British Legation pro-
ceded him on different dates ~ give the Chinese
Government full and timely warning Of the 40
tion which MIR. Wade would take. 1t Ia com
monty understood that N his demands ire not
acocdeu 10 In twenty four hours, he will with
draw bis legation and declare open hos.iiitles-
lhese demands comprise compete invesliQa-
tlOn OF the case, the punishment Of the Offend
doubted that tho Chinese authorities will agree
70 70 eyeryth'ng' and pay the irdcmnty prompt
! w thouRh as to the punishment Of tine -,,n,~
parties mgch EVASION ls expected, The rel7tiona
TSetwcen Tt~n "; Wade md L.;Iifung Chang, tho
rdial. There had tccn renewed attacks by
Chlnese mobs on telegraph attaches near Foo
and ne emoris 10 obtain sn explanation Of
English assistant IN tho Foo Choo cusLDins
service, had utterly failed.
lhe Russian ana japanese COmmtsston had
sailed to complete the transfer Of the kuriis
iMsi M nds TO Japan aud the syghaien Islands 10
Russia. On retiring from tho Japanese service
next month, Gen. lie Gender will receive the
nrst imperial decoration over offered to any for
eiHhcT. lhe question OF the tOreHn iivasiou
remains unchanged. The most Iun 1ential mem
oers OF the Government are az inst 1t, though
they aro no. In the IN Jufity.
Judge Ncharuson, ~ the United Stntes Court
or Claims at WASHINGTON, and COmmander
Lewis, of he U. s. steamer Yantic, whlle trav-
eung within tue treaty limits oi Yokohama,
were arrested by local officers ana sent bauk 10
the foreign settlement. The act was undo ubt-
edly Illegal, and was Immediately re- oguized q
such by the Government at Yeddo, which took
I'm mediate measures Tor an investigation Of tho
case before any COMPLAINT had been made Of tue
OHenuIny parties. and llev "a ma
ished, and such apologies were offered as 60
give full satisfaction to the gentlemen con-
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Judge Baird Of Yonkers sent George william
son and David Carson TO the White Plans jail yestcr
day to await the Of the Grand Jury The prs.
oncrs are tramps and we're arr.sted ON Thursday by
Onicer keYnOlds suspicious persons. In the police
station nothing was found upOa them but they were
htld 10 await Developments. A desi iatch " as soon
atterNard received from New York giving the partcu
lars Of the TObOng OF the house occupied by James
Ryan gardener Tor Judge white by trnmps ia the aD
sthte ot the family, hc prisoners answered the
scHpuon of tue robbers ana further search
nRuli watch IN the possession OF one Of them, which
was one OF the articles stolen from Ryans house.
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HELIOHRfPHS.
Clearly not an Adviser of the Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher.

Andrew Kelly was In the prisoners corner OF
Justice Riley's court room in Brookyn, and his wife
WIS outside ofthe raug, ready to press her compa aint
of assault and battery against him. se testified that
ne hd abused her ana struck her In the baek He tcs.
tined that he returned home few nights and
found man whose name he gave, IN his room Kissing
hs wifc au MI wife patiently enjoying the Osculiun.
klcAcd INN out OF the house your Honor, and told
hln hc ecu dht beccher round my family Then I
right dismiss the complaint. Go home, Kelly" said
tue Judg ls lac aid away q e papers.
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A TORN.1DO ~ TIE WEST.
Dwellings and Other Buildings In Normal,
ILL.,, DESTROYED.

BLooMTNGToN, H. Sept. lO.-A terrible cyclone
last night It's fun fury Normal H. where two
gales seemed to converge IN whlrlwnd tearing the
large brick residence Of c. Funk TO atoms Mrs Funk
was thrown cut on pile OF debris ana had her leg
brO.en ABOVE the ankle Ampuation will IrOlaO,y be
necessary. Other houses were overturned, iuu
hed and the buildings on the fair grounds demu he'd
At Kings Mil, nve miles west uf bloomington, tne
storm cut pain through mamie grove, twisting the
trees OF ike pipe stems Al tl ntun, Deaf county,
Jack GrIndy WAS killed IN his house By lghtning
numncr Uf cars blown OF tue track Of Lafay
elite Railroad.
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No PoIIlicInns Need AppIy.

The members Of tho workingmen's Union
met at 1903 Bowery, evening to debate the reduc
tion Of the aborers wages. Hugh Dalton presided
committee oi arrangements for mass meeting in
oper institute on the 25h Of October was appointed
The commit cNere IN tructed 10 discard Speakers
an poi licans and lawyers. D. S. Grimm. John T.
Walsh, T.. j. Corbctt, 4. n. Creame, aud TnOs T..
Mas crsou. were appointed committee " attend the
Democratic state Convention.
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Prince MiIans speech BeIoro the servia.
Chambers.

BELGRADE, Sept. l0.-The text OF Prince
Milan's speech opening the Skuptchina Is pub
iished. The paragraph concerning the insurreo-
tion Is as follows:
Events In the Turkish provinces have caused much
anxiety. The pope OF those countries have t4ken
arns T. rid themselves Of the dun cules whcn bcsA
thcm The Porte 1, -stng troops our frontier.
Ihls coinOlicates the causes Of anxiety The nation
lekH for protection. The Inhabitants OF Bosnia
ny here 10 &C pe nre aud sword. I will do an 1 am
able TO contribute to restOrs WeltDrdcred condition.
OF things IL l. to be nOped that the guaranteeing
powers will succeed In pacfyug and eaiisfyIug the
-"
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THE CANA DIAN RIOTS.
The Guard Mt the Protestant Cemetery Exc
changing shots with Mob.

MONTREAL, Sept. 10.-Last night the
guard on duty at the Protestant Cemetery vault
was assaulted by mob. which, sneakinR round
underneath the thickei. fired volley OF stones,
evidently as a ruse to draw out the extent Of
the force. In a charge the guard fired fourteen
shots into the bush. and a general scattering OF
the enemy ensued. They could be heard going
throuch the brush up the mountain side. A
careful search this morning failed to reveal any
indications that any one had been wounded.
The apathy OF the authorities In reference to
the arrest Of the characterization rioters and
those engaged in the cummotion at the Cote de3
Nieges Cemetery Is exciting much untayorable
comment
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on CITY, Pa, Sept. lO-At o'clock this
morning lightning struck one of the tanks belonging
to the Imperial OH Refining Company, whose WORKS
are near Ihls place the tank contained about 5000
barrels of crude petroleum, which immediately iguied,
and owing strong north wind the FIRE spread nearly
over The entire work.. Al this hour r. NJ Tie nre is
of winch there were ncsily 70 90 barS Aid on ths
building ana machnery and iron tanking al not fall
short OF 100000 winch there Is no insurance. The
oil WORKS were one Of the most extensive and most
perfect IN this country and VIII oe almost entirely de-
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Gov. Tildcr nj For, Edward.

FoRr EDWARD, Sept. l0-Gov. Tllden and
party arrived here this morning. They were escorted
10 the Opera House where an address OF welcome was
delivered by the Rev. pr King OF Fort Edward Instl
tutr GOV tt uen and Lieut.. .toy. norshCmtT respond
ed. The patty IeXt visited Fort Edward Institute,
whore the Governor aud delivered
addresses, GOV. Tudcu was 10 deliver the annual al.
drths Al The county fair his afternoon but OWING the
rain II was postponed until 10 morrow.
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Charles Horsnan, night watchman on tho
Morgan street wharf, JerseJ city took the body Of
IRON the river Yesterday morning on the back OF
the heal oyer the right ear was deep cut two and
hall Inches long thnt crushed the skull The aud
lips muiaed. the collar te, and shirt torn a. II
M struggle, and the pockets emptiei. The had
fair comp,eNlln light hair, aud moustache. lie was
about hve eet une inches N Lelght and about twenty
a of ag
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THE AMERICAN TURF.
The Rhincbeck Fair Races Young Dextor's
victory In the stallion Race.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Sept. iO.-Three races were
troted at the Rhnebeck fair to-day. The stallion con.
test WAS won ny Young Dexter -Four heats were
trotted, silas Wright taking one OF them Time 25o,
252 s5i. and 245, The hyeyear.old race was won by
Cauertne. -Four heats were trOttcd, Undine taxing
one Of them Time e;5s. 2;5it, ESQ 2;55. The free
for all race was won by Register Boy -Four heats were
2f3If, 245.
heavy storm OF wind and rain prevailed in the
morning, uuroonng some Of the fair buildings ana tear
ing down several tents.
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Beecher on Exhibition,

MANCHESTER, N. H., Sept. lO.-The attendance
at the New Hampshire and New England Fair to-day
was not yearly great had been expected owing
unfavorable weather. NJ, Beccher was introduced
from the grand stand al 1880 L. NJ SiI thousand per
sons were present, but not more than Onc.haif were
able TO near Mr.. Beeohers address, which In his
mppest vein. Ram fell al intervals during the day.
seriously Interfering with the exerelses, The Taees
were postponed ln consequence.
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The suIcide of Mrs. O,Inuft,

Coroner Mller's inquest yesterday in the case
OF Elizabeth Otauft whose sudden death was reported
to the police Thursday disclosed the fact tn she
committed suicide Mrs. otlaun was housckeeper In
the deserted House OF Rest Morris street. fremont
she received little or pay for this service was
very poor. Two months ago husband deserted her
ana her two cnldren. Al length she became dircOur.
hgcd ana attempted suicide by eating the tops from
box OF matches. physicians prompt efforts saved
her ana she lived take another dose OF pho
from ma tches, which proved fatal.
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DETROIT, Sept. l0.-lhe storm Of last night
was severely felt the lakes. and many serious
disasters TO Shipping have beer reported The tug May
nower lost her tow of three barges on Lake Huron
They were loaded with lumber anu were wafer logged
when last The barge Dreaonaught was towed in
to the ST. Clair river soon liter uanK. The schOOn
er l., j, Farwell Win cargo of wheat, into the
Grand Trunk Railroad pler and sum- with her dec rs
quarry heavy ecus carried away portion OF the pier
The damage ia '