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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Special Notice to Farmers and Team.
stars

On account of having large ware
house built, which will necessitate the
moving of lot of farm wagons, will,
for the next thirty days, or until such
time as have sod Il sufficient num-
Der, sell all sizes and kinds of farm
wagons and carts at factory price, add
ing freight only.
Now is the time to buy a good
wagon cheap. l mean what l say
factory prices with freight added.
Call and see them and see what cash
will do. r, ID. CUNNINGHAM.
Agent Milburn Wagon Co.
d&W-auCl8
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Lost Steamer Found.

HALIFAX, August lS.-In December, 1872
the brig New Dominion sailed from Cow bay,
Cape Briton, for Yarmouth, with cargo OF
coal, and nothing was ever heard of her.
diver at work on a wreck at Cedar Grove, ne;lT
TOrbay Grove, discovered her full on bot tom
making out easily her name on the stern.
She is supposed to have run on reef and sunk
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
COMANCHE.
Especial to The Stat esman.

IpIIVNIfLI 10 IIt FNVFlI UoIIItITI'
CoMANCHE, August 1S.-A meeting of cti
zens was called here to-day for the purpose of
taking into consideration the proposition of L.
A. Lewis, who represents the interest of the
Texas, OaklahOma s. Kansas railroad Com
mittees were appointed to solicit stock, also to
secure tine right of way. The company pro
poses to secure the franchise of the Fort Worth
& Rio Grande railroad company. The citizens
anticipate but little trouble in complying with
the terms demanded by the company.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Can Denositors Bank an ty

INDIANAPoLIs, August 15.-Bank Examiner
Hay authorizes the statement that the First
National bank as recognized, is, beyond ques-
ton, one of the strongest banks in the state
John C. New is here and expects to start east
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
President Arthur and the Angl

While in Louisville, the presif ent
remarked, that in making two otfhis
best appointments he was intiufhced
by the fact the gentlemen were expert
fisherman" Now everybody need not
go fishing, expecting an appointment,
but everyone may. by sending $2 for
ticket in the Commonwealth lfistri-
button Co.'S next drawing, August 81,
in Louisville, KY, CATCH Il big prize.
1860 prizes, amounting to Sll2,4OO.
Capital prize, $4,000. Tickets only
81. Address all orders to r. NJ. Bpard-
man. Louisville, Ky.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
WIthdrawn from His Party

RALEIGH, n. c., August 1s.-The News and
Observer will publish card from Ex-Governor
William w. Holden formally Withdrawing
from the Republican party, stating he is not a
member Of the liberal party.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Returned 10 Work.

NEW YORK, August 1S.-This morning, in ac-
cOrdance with decision arrived at by the
Brooklyn striking lOngshoremen, in the EN-
ploy of Woodruff & Mclean, TO accept the off, I
of % cents per hour, made them by the en-
ployers, about 200 men who went out on Mon
day last returned to work
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Cincinnati nemnerats

CINCINNATI, August 18-The Democratic
county convention to-day was presided over by
John Riley. The following ticket was nOmi-
den and Vim. Caldwell; representatives, j. E.
Bruce, s. F. Cary, jr., John Cosgrove, James
Cummings, Thomas S. Cogan, J. b. Menke, jr.,
John Starbuck, John r. Thompson, L. Water
man and Daniel Wolf; treasurer, Frank Rat
terman; auditor. Joseph w. Brewster.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
CaterpilIars in South CaroIina,

COLUMBIA, S. c., August 1S.-Cotton cater
pillars have appeared in neighboring planta-
lions. and arc boring young blooms badly.
Leaves and bOlls are also rayaged by the
worms. Planters are making efforts to save
the crop with Paris green and night lights
Sections OF Sumpter caunty also report dam
age from worms. The prospects are that
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Largest Sailing Regatta.

BosToN, August 1S-The largest sailing re-
gatta ever held in this country and prabably in
noon, under the auspices of the Beverly yacht
club. OF 237 yachts entered 157 were starters
There were forty -four starters in last years re-
gatsa, which was the largest sailed up to that
time
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Died of Yellow Fever.

PENSACOLA, August 1S.-There is no yellow
fever at Pensacola. One death has occurred at
the navy yard, which is seven miles distant
Surgeon Owen and his son and marine are
sick and supposed to have yellow fever A
land and water, which makes Pensacola feel
perfectly secure. No alarm whatever is felt
at Pensacola and no one is leaving.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

According to the account published
in Turkish newspaper the ark has
been found imbedded in the ice on the
top of Mount Ararat. Many curiosi
ties and valuables have been found, but
no mention is made of any "old bour
hon"
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

PHILApELPHIA, August Is.-Daniel NJ. Kir-
sher's Sons, manufacturers Of furniture and
eabinetware, No. 165 Chestnut street, made an
assignment TO the Proyident Life and Trust
company. Liabilities estimated at $4,000;
nominal assets, S4S 900.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
TIL. National Treasury.

WASHINGTON August 1S The condition of
the treasury: Gold com and bullion, 500, 395-
524; silver dollars and bullion, sis, PIG 1855;
fractional silver coin, S27, 1857 089; United States
notes, 81 O32, 49, total $403 sis 80 Certificates
outstanding. gold, S57 535 $780, silver, $40 063 :
al currency SO 2l5.OOO
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
MOnld-Re RneIists

LYNCHBURG, Va, August Isl. w. Patton
and E. Il. HartsOok, sub-professors in the Vir-
GINA Military Institute, were arrested here
To-day on suspicion of being about to engage
in duel and bound over to Keep the peace.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
The Man Who Cheats the


The man who cheats the printer
Out Of single cent,
VIII never reach that heavenly Ia
Where old Elijah went.
lie viii not gain admittance Their.
BY devils he'll be driven,
And made 10 loaf his time away
Outside the walls of heaven.
Without a friend to gree. him,
without Il pleasant grin,
The happiness that he VIII reap
Wilt be mighty thin.
lie II have to eat the thistle
~ sorrow and regret;
lie u have 10 buck around right
With cussedness, you bet.''
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Gen. Grant and Parity

DEERPARK, Md, August 1s.-Gen Grant
and party, guests Of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, visited the Elkgarden mine regions
yesterday. On returning Gen. Grant held
reception at Piedmont. In the evening the
general was entertained at President CARROTS
cottage
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

The Vicksburg Herald Oem.) con-
fesses that the best man on the board
of aldermen in that city is a colored
man.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Steamer Rnrned.
Fire at CraMfnrd. Miss.

ST.. CATHERINE, August 1s.-The steamer
Glenfnlos, in the Montreal and Duluth trade,
was burned to the waters edge in the Welland
canal last night
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Schooner Wrecked.

ST. JoRN. y B., August is.-News has been
4. ceIved here that The schoOne T. (liailes /.
SeamlneT from Santo>, Brazil, VIII PenedG for
New York, lIsid Decoms a Total wreck No
particulars have been received.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Judge BIack,s Condition.

YORK, Pa, August 1s.-There is very little
change in the condition of Judge Black sinca
last evening, and the physicians report a very
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

A North Carolinian ask
sion from tbs postoflice depaf|
send four pound cans OF wi
mail. He says they will b.
handle, that there viii be M
age, and thatit will break u
blockading through the c0il
throw freight money TITO "a
office.D
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
Lake Superior mincs l8s2 !

Lake Superior mines 1882 s
100000 tons or a trfie on
third the demand for ore in tIli
try. This year shipments fro.
mines have been 10000 tons
last year, when they reae|
100000 in 1882. Prices IN
in consequences from 20 TO 30
and the mines are reducing
discharging men and prep@
less profits and smaller bus
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
STATESMAN.
'fHTI
AUSTIN, TExAs.
DEPARTMENT NOTES.
FRIDAY.

Gov. ireland and State Treasurer
LubbQf c lest by the early morning
train derday for San Marcos, where
they aEfnvited, with other state OIL
GERS, tS.atttend barbecue and address
the pe4b4e on "nOn-politicaP' subjects.
The p&Skle of San Marcos are doubt
less off he opinion that once every
two ydkks is often enough for poll
tics.
CoSR rRoLLER'S DEPARTMENT.
The q mplete assessment rolls of
Bande a Bianco and La Sale coun-
ties, All partial rolls of Colorado
countyIElcking only the list OF "un-
rendere(, property" were received yes
terday Il the comptroller'S Office.
The Il Is of the following counties,
IS footed up, show large increase in
values, AS follows.
Grimes County, 1888. ................S3 ,5Ii 5GG
T." 1882. 2,a9i,Oos
Increase 1885, Os
Blanco county 1888. 81 ,50l ~
1882. .................. 1,Oli.2G2
Increase. ..........................S 4y ,OSi
fobetfSon county, 1888 .............. S4,2OS, IO1
1882 1896, $50
lncredje. Ol-,lol
MeAIullen county, lSS3.........S 81 ,5i5, s25
1882 ........... 937, l5G
Increase ........... ................ GOS.GJ9
In connection with these figures so
far as they afford any general exhibit,
it may he observed that the increase
is prof horizontally lightest in Grimes
county, where there is large negro
populak hon, fact which indicates
that thb colored people, in that county
at least. are not increasing In worldly
possessions. Another noticeable fea-
cure is THAT ia McMullen, which is the
smallest ia population, the increase Is
largest. In this instance 1t is doubt
less due Ito investments and natural
increase IN the cattle interests and the
unusualE high prices for cattle ut the
time thk officers made their assess
ments. il advance of preparing their
rolls RoyAhe comptroller. Where the
sissessmkltB are thus increased by such
,.a,,ses lis year it is likely that a de-
crease !, I'll he OcoasiOned next year by
the decNe.
The irk rease in values in the coun-
ties aboK noted amounts TO near 20
nar GEM and, as has a.reesssy been
Stated. il Is expected the total increasc
will rurathe assessments for the entire
state uL to $500,000,OO0, which will
.contriblhA by taxation largely TO the
cash balance of about S3,UO0,0OO in the
St;lte TREASURY. Somuct, money needs
aegisIatiNf wisdom for its investment.
c. G. (Eillespie. collector Of Dallas
county, fflttled his accounts with the
.comptrt er yesterday.
The $Smptroller was invited to
speak att Ban Marcos, but declined the
dnvitatiGh and remained at his office.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
FOREIGN DUE LETTERS.

TG obtain any of these letters the applicant
must 81 q advertised" and give the date of
the list II not called for within one month
they. VIII be sent to the Dead Letter Office,
Washil gtOn, ID. C.
j. G. DEGREES. Postmaster.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
DEATHS AT ALEXANDRIA.

MOBILE, Ala, August ia fire at Craw
ford, Miss, last night, destroyed twelve stores
and six warehouses. Loss, 500, 700; insurance,
| $4,000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

GREENvILLE. S. c.. AugQ
Ben Perry, alias, Perry Celyk
was hanged to-day for the N
Perry Anderson, also colo
execution was private. Per
was prepared to die, and for
witness against him.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
CITY SextOn's Report.

Report for the week ending August
Is, 1888:
August I4-F. Heirman's infant,
still-born, MALE f. G. Gwynn, infant,
congestion of the bowels, nine years of
age, male.
August I'D. Schotz, infant, still
born; A. Hitler, apoplexy, female.
August l6-F. Chas. Lagergreen,
marasmus, ten years old, male.
Thimble skein, steel skein, iron axle
and hollow axle wagons. all sizes,
included in special sale. See notice in
another column.
II. ID. CUNNINGHAM, Agent.
d&w-auglS
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

LITTLE Rock. August
Casat. a white man. was hang,
jail yard to-day for the mi
George Barnes, a time-keebe
st. Louis and Iron Mountain
shops in Argenta, opposl
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

LEXINGTON. Ky, Angus
Mount Sterling accoma6
ington, ran into the u
on the Kentucky q
chester crossing, thu
ploding four hundred
powder. The depot VI
the engine blown to-
neer Schiller has moi
Yardmaster Randall
ductor McMichael a.
several others are
killed. A full report
ceived. -
just back from WI
miles from here %
dent occurred ury1
morning. AT Nhei
lucky Central and
Ohio railroads cross
hour named. A fret
Kansas City road ste;
the Chesapeake and
a car with four hundrI
ing powder was immed
crossing. The Chez
train ran into this,
and emptying SCI
the powder, which
by a spark from the
The most terri6GS
known in America
was thrown so hi
come down for fI
people from five nj
rushed to see if wiz
denly become an IscMa
McMichel and Martin VI
seriously that they die
Five other persons wei
jured that they may
depot, a Chesapeake az
and three Kansas CT
ine@t completely VIZ
proDaDy the most seriA
dent tha[ever occurred
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

ALEXANDRIA. August 17.-Forty-
one deaths from cholera occurred here
Yesterday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

afz T. OF LETTERS.

List of letters remaining uncallcd fOt aid
advertised IN the POstothcc at Austin, Tex.
for the week ending SATURDAY, August Is.
1882.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

A part
usual, put p
While sitting
yarns and wee
immense beat
whipped the cover =.
without SO much as b.
thrust his paw into the 81
per. Roaring with pain an
ment, he as quickly DIRE
again, overturned the pot
vigorous blow, and throwing
beans into the young men
numbered off growing into y
ness.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
The General knowleda

The general knowleda
electric light produces vel
in proportion to its
power has been reduced 10
Nature. which gives the fo
suit of careful experim
heat from an arc lamp of
power is 81 to 1853 heat uni
the incandescent lamp of
liancy from 290 to $50. IN
gas-burner is the next bestv
point of GOODNESS, but this
sented by 1850 heat-units, a
lamp by 1900, a paraffin 2
900 and a tallow candlet
Light for light, therefore. Til
an electric arc lamp under I
favorable circumstaRl
heat of tallow c.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23
NTURF.

SFECIztH IfsOI AI.KANGED,
ROCHESTER,, August IS B, 3. Clark and
J. b. Chase, of the Utica Driving Park assecia-
ton, have made arrangements for special
trot between the stations Duquesne and Di-
rector, for purse of $1,000, to take place on
August 81, at Utica Park.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

SAVANNA August
Robinson, theAs4 N t,
in the Tulford TRASHY
ty. was lynched. IN
arrest was Discharged
dence.
Eight men were arrested
ton with the recent outrage
county.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

NEW York. August H. u
Schroeder and John Farrell had
ly contested battle this m0fnl
Woodside, Long Island. Farrq
knocked out in the fifteenth
The possession of a young
was the prize.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

"Two-d llar Blur is the name Civ
en- villa y recently located on In
dian rive Fh.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-08-23

SCOTTSWOOD, ALA, Aug uhi
Taylor Banks, colored, was ha5(
day for the murder of TurR
in December, 1881. O1k
fNersons witnessed thS
fuNy 5000 came To-
fessA he mux
solicitation
Mrs. WooM
tiary for lifeN
farms.
SAVANNAH, GA
story of the lynchiN
ford and Harry Bram
der of a farmers wife
last week, is true in all itN r
tails, Notwithstanding deiN
patches from New Orleans.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

A cstns - fsnn11v - W11rn = Dou11@
ppst-Acuzes11. p1.> OIL
n Ne lstaI II CA naf11R = - <onguo
II skrvving be vssse1. ~ nngy = Eeoe1,
upou : nj and ipplng ~, ~ - cIsn.
veil 4. Dml1h, te11l1e1 - v1en - -.
~ IN on Prsvt1snrs - ~ - "a
- ~ m ~ hs
9 - - S1.s.! -. 2
hrckss vsaev x1e p -1..- ~
srI.l ~ - re- =. = = ~ = ~ -
,.!.sr: 80! ~ ~, rsss; - - o> :. g
4 ss;cs - ~ T.; : ~
Fps1.p Cuovlro1sn ou1<11. - -
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
LATER.

NEGOTIATIONS between France and
China were reported on the Iih a. at q
stanistill.
Tng Gar and Prince Of Wales arc
going hunting together In Sweden.
SIAN has been invaded by predatory
bands similar to the Black Flags Of Anam.
woRK has been begun on the Garfield
Memorial Hospital at Washington.
CnARLEs CREI1Uros HazgwELf, for
twenty-five years writer on the Boston
Tfdreiisr. died on the 1sb.
THg Presid ng Elders Conference u
the Northern Methodist Church meets No
vcmber 3
Tng Probibilionists In Washington are
waging an aggressive war on the saloon
keepers.
Tng Socialists will hold national
conference at Pittsburgh, commencing on
the ilsh.
Tns trial Of O'Donnell, who killed
Carey. IL set for the i5.h inst. but post
ponsment will bs asked by The defence.
Ar Northboro. Mass, on the 9Th.
man named Bruckton shot his wife and
himself He Is dead; the woman will 70
cover.
RgroRrs from the cattle ranges In tho
Indian Territory say the autumn round.up'
arr progressing rapidly AMI with ssii.fsc'
tory results.
Ar Milwaukee. on the 9Th. Alber'
Rstermsnn killed his wife wlth an lrOa bar
and disappeared. leaving not. that hehsa
gone 10 hang himself.
sErsrssr M.s0s's counsel viii appl,
b ,hs pse-sden. for The full recofj- Of tn
case. including the rrport of the Juigs Ad
vocais.gensrai.
Tus Northern Pacific stockbolder
have reelected the old dirrrtory. and 40
thorissd the issue Of ssl.sagso sscDns
nortEsrs bonds.
In the Epis opal Convention at Phila
delphis Bishop Elilost of Texas stated ihs
n wsuId be q long vhils before The churel
eouId reach he northern States q Nsxieu
Aupao-g DAssErr worked for Dsvi'
tteely near Liberty, Ne. he fell in igv
with hls empIoysf's dssxhtsr Ella. On III
IN hs killed the yessx LADY and then blsv
kls s<n brains out Hs wss j>aisus q her
Il AonxAr meeting vas held u Neui
ehat<l. H.it<<fisnd, en he III. 81 ~hiel
ths Salvation Army va< dsnauno<i. J
"a. decided that he members of th<.-,
esnlz.tisa -heaii not b .lios>'
o. rrmsin In The esunxv -.,-t .-..x-x-
On Jswt. T<<1f<. special epssfn
VI - vhs hss 1->a ia<s-'issa
-. ...a trsaIs IL ne tsss.<osss-, al =
=. z.--s~-r~1 .er~ <rrrk>in>>> End rss
~.,,sx N Iand sntFi<s sesn ~ nrst IN
! srIn<sivs uinz ess'1 '>n<Ivs =
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

lilfHsh hls hHae ani iheH tlliiaf Fanilna
llllsman, laaiyaaf aid alfi,
A. iatt iAts ifitY I slight shs ! a eatih
HaHks wHs lfIl on lhe ath
ls tHafHresAw sailHna HHei wllh tnivss,
~ hsfsebfti w#s faughi freeatiy Nv
fFafk Hetels ard AuitiH uuihilf, twp
founl rtnslns, whiet lated halt ~ hour
eafh fHeelslne isisl wounds. The uuaflei
vas aseF a aih ~ vhem l~lh hal tssn
ftflnH attentions
Tnr dums u NE EsthauKs tlank n ful
eln, Miss, Incorporated IN $50, with q
capltsl u fl1Nii, wHfu closed IN ihu iih
Tun caniefenHH ~ the Mormon thufell
Hsi ~ hfty.lisfd annual session Al sali
tahe, Utah, un iha ,ih Il was annuuneed
that tvs hundred elders would ln NJ
roluted 10 missions IN Tho iinlird Aialos
and i'nfups, o. the sueccs# ~ thu mis- ilun
aries The pa-i year had greatly encouraged
tho church leadsrt.
PINS " uariner, y r., destroyed
seventy thonnnd bushels ~ oats and
lutned hve horses to death few day
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13
From Washington,

rHE public.dept statement for Scptem.
Der IL Ms follows, Total debt tincluding In
tercst) sl,s17 .a02 .soe. Cash In Treasury,
sSi, ,ilp,G1O. Debt, less amount In Treas.
ury, si,52l, l,sii ,5s5. Decrease during the
month sli,so5,e ,eo. Decrease since June
%, 1881, s.o,s7p,s'l.
THg death Il announced Of Rear. Admiral
Joshua Sands, on tho retired list Of the
Omitted States navy, eighiy.nine years Of
aye.
As REGARDS paying cerks their salaries
when absent longer than the thirty days
vacation allowed by law, the Treasury
Department has decided that as long as
the name Of q clerk Is on the rolls he must
bc paid.
IS the past Ave years i2i,Ooo,cco ounces
Of silver have been coined into standard
silver dollars. The profit, 10 tho Govern.
mcnt arising thercfrom we're sis,3o.0o.
The Mint Director on the ith authorized
the purchase Of 10000 ounces Of silver for
use at the Philadelphia, New Orleans aud
Ban Francisco Minis.
Sur was brought on the bth by the New
Orleans National Hank against Postmas.
ter.Gcneral Gresham for $4,000 damages,
sustained by reason Of bis instruction u
withhold money-oriers from u on account
Of is aiding a lottery.
THRougHour the United States and Can
ada the business failures during the ssven
days ended ON the 5th numbered 2o1,
against ias the previous seven days. The
distribution was as followsi New England
States, %; Middle. %; Western, ss; south'
ern, ID; Pacific States aud Territories, NJ
Canada and the Provinces, %.
The Panola weekly star., 1883-10-13

wss ~ lhs fHfMlllaa. mefHlaae a ths
Assembly Ii isia, aHd ihf salHaf ~ ~
hlil establishing ~ Fsli a fafa at tsa
cents mile an TIE Haw Vafk renlfsl
IgsilFssd. died ~ AnlmeH. - ~ "a.
II wHa estimated ~ the ~ that lhe lnss
~ The bufnluT n ihs EsppsIilsa imlldlng
"a rillahafai, w., wguli ~ fi9mpfl,
faaf fishs n whleh fahs Upon skhlliipfs
The iuenmaliye Arabian. llie lfsi ever usei
N The United Hlates, was harnefi.
IlssHy fAnsAa died NJ Ms Haven,
Cann.. on tho TN, leaving alloni 'lynnfai
Ne i,aill the rhlrano n Ilpek lslan iload,
and was lis arsl pevaldenL
jssra MuHreNs was executed N the TN
NJ riltsbafah, Pa, Tor the murilcf N his
wife. iIe refused 10 make a confession
Tits careless thruwing down II cigaf
stump riuaed frc IN the volunteer
steamer hoase u ihe Troy IN. W htemen
q few days agu, which destroyed ell the
uniform. IN putting out ihe iaines two
fIremen fuil from ladders, bath being inor.
tally wounded.
TN the like Erle and Western lioad,
mar Bradford, Pa, passenger train was
wrecked on the 9TH, aud several people
werr injured, hut mono killed.
TWENTY-FIVE deaths from diph,hcrin oc.
cured At Far Rockaway, H. l., during the
four days ended on the ith, nnd much
alarm prevailed.
A runs partially destroyed Robert
Bishops cotton.wasto factory In Souti
Boston, Mass, few days ago. Loss,
$4,000.
A moor at White Oak mines, near Scran'
ton, Pa, fell recently, and Richard Gator,
a miner, and Anthony Curlcy, driver
were instantly killed.
TmE ntty.thIrd birthday Of President
Arthur occurred on the 9Th, dnd many dis
tinguished persons called upon him during
the day, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, IN New
York. whore u banquet was served.
EioHrEEs months az, Lydia McCul
lough, OF shlppingsport, Pa, mysterious
ly disappeared, and corpse taken from
the river was identified as hers by thc
family, and formally burici. A grea
sensation was caused on the 5'h by IN
girl's temperance, stating that she ha,
been steadily employed MS domestic II
Cleveland, q.
DuRIsa tho seven days ended on the 81
bu lness wa, reported by Dnn's Comm I
rlal Agency ~ unusually quiet In New
York. but in Western ccntcrs little NOR
activity had been shown.
EARLY on the morning ~ the 9TH
Reading train struck n Union Line street
car az crossing In Philadelphia, demol
ishlng the vehicle, causing the death o
four persons, and woundiny, more or les
seriously, ten others.
THE failure IL reported Of Max Wnllstcir
proprietor Of the Phoenix Knitting Work
at New York, for 10000.