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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

T EMON SQUEEZERS.-We have just received
- a lot of the latest patent i'll Lemon Squeezers
which are the best and most powerful They are
durable and uoncorrosive the cups being made of
China and Glass. For sale at low rates by.
feb2S MCLEAN & UHLER 80 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

The steamers Of this company make connections
at Norfolk for Boston aud all points East; at New
York with all points West and Northwest and al
Alexandria with Virginia Midland Railway and
Washington and Ohio Railroad. Through rates
given and freight handled carefully and promptly
For further information apply to
F. A. REED & CO., Agent,
Janneys wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

DRAFTS ASTRAL OIL, which We believe to
/ be the best, safest and most reliable burning
fluid, just received full supply direct from the
manufacturers in New York.
fab13 E.S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

H1EAs AND COFFEEs, selected especially for
J. their drawing qualities, for sale by
ian2 JIG. AlLbukN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

HARDWARE. CUTLERY, HORSE SHOES, IRON,
PLOUGH CASTINGS. NAIL RODS, AXLE
GREASE WAGON MATERIALS,
HOUSEK EEPERS' GOODS. &c.
No. SO King street. Alexandria, Virginia.
TmhSl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

oboe BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES!!-An-
- other lot of those 10 cent Shoe Brushes, just
received. Also nice article at 20 centsaHd from
these prices up. MCLEAN & UHLER
feb23 so King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

VIOLET, HELIOTROpE, JOCKEY CLUB
Y Cashmere Bouquet, Wang Ylang, Rose &c.
ranium, Stephsnotis and other favorite perfumes
received and for sale by
now SUMMERS & ALLEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-03-17

J. W. PEAKE. B. W. NALLS.
ISEAkE s MALLS,
Dealers in
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS HARDWARE,
.'siuts. Oils, Leads. Cement, Lime, Calcined
Plaster Slate Nantes, Hearths, &C.
CORNER KING AND ST. ASAPH STREETS,
,ctlG Alexandria, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
Mr.. JOYS REPLY TO MR.. BEEcHER.
HE DECLARES THAT MR.. RKtCHER's MEMORY l.
NOT GOOD.

uE DECLARES THAT MR.. nErCHEH's MEMORY l.
NOT GOOD.
,BY TTLEGRArII TO THE rRIBrNE.l
DETROIT oct s.-Thc following letter from General
r. A. Algcr has beer made public;
DETROIT. oct. =. l~-i.
To The Her HENRY WARD BEfcHEE, BrootiyH. y. l.
DEAR SIR: Confirming my impressions given in my
letter To- Won Of yestcrday date. have ui, day received
the following cablegrain from Mr.. Joy
LONDON, oct. :. ls-i.
AIGEB Detroit: a.,
udpe from New York telcgrams that Bcecher wholly
misrccOllccted conversation with me. NO -uch tax a.
stated by him ever took place JOY
OF course have means OF knowing the contents "i
the teerms mentioned but have no doubt they give III
substance YOUR version OF the matter. Now Reverend
sir | submit 10 you gentleman. after having
received the hospitality of Mr. Joy, In his own
house. and when Il IS evident that yOu are
doing Nr JOY Mr. Blaine. and the Republican party 10
great wrong ia the you are pursuing That IL Is
your plain duty, in Justice to all parties, publicly
10 rctrac your statements YOU have In your zeal FOR
the Democratic party and the Dcinocrdtc nominee
epread them before the whole country E-pcculll 80
when YOU rccollect that there l. no claim set up
that Mr. JOY ever Mr. Blaine personally
concerning the affair, but that the whole matter what
ever II was through third parties, VINO were DOUBT
TRYING TO drive sharp bargain without any hnOMI
edge consent Oh the part of Mr. Blaine -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
TELEGRAPEIC NOTES.

MFTUODTsTs CELEBRATING A CENTENARY
spBI>GFIrID. Mas. Oct. -.-Thrrr gathering nj
the Northampton camping ground today TO celebrate
the centennial anniversary of the Independence Of
American McthOdi.m. II numbered about 10000 per
som from various parts Oi the springfield district OF the
New England Conference aud from churches IN some OF
the ncighboring towns.
CHARGED WITH STEALING BONDS.
NEw-IIANEN, oct S.-Albert Bowen, charged with
stealing from the post office letter containing $4,000
worth Of bOud-. thu property OF Crosby CO.. oI New
York. to-day hound over Ia the December term OF
the United states Court at Hartford
THE CALUMET AND HECLA NINE NOT DAMAGED
Boston, oct. S.-Irivatc aGvices from the superin
teudcnt o the Calumet and Hcca mine -y that no dam
has been done the mine that there we're no gas
explosions and that the mill continues In operation a.
usual The smoke from the burning timber VIII delay
underground work IN a portion OF the mine Tor Few
days
ACQUITTED or A CHARGE or DEFRAtDlNG.
Bu~IoN Oct Sin the Municipal Criminal court To-
day Marcus T. acquitted Of the charge of de
frauding the propricU- of the United states Hotel out
Of $50, due upon board Dill
REUNION OF MEXICAN VETERANS.
ST LOUI.. Oct. s-The Mexican Veterans met al ropes
Theatre this morning 10 attend reunion which ontiil-
ues three days. Anout 200 delegates from various
States were In attendance. General M u Manson o.
Indiana the nrst yice-presden, presided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
THE WIND HOLDING mon CARNIVAL.
A CLEVELAND BUILDING WRECKED

MIN AND HORSES BURIED N THE RUNS
lBY TELEGRAPH To rHE rRIEU>E}
CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-A terrific gale has pre-
vailed here all day and several minor casualties are
reported the lake. yachts having been wrecked
inside the harbor refuge The most serious casually
however. that Of the destruction Oh
an cehouse in ndependence-st., owned oy
the Forest City lee Company. The building
a frame one vas Of considerable size and was partly
filled with At the time OF the accident, just before
noon. three and team of horses were at work III
side the house. The building creascd and was felt Ia
shake times but attention paid to It, as IL
was not thought that the wind enough 10 do
much damage. Suddenly. however. che Whoie
structure gave way aud came down win
crash hurying the and horses beneath
it, Two Of the crawled out Of the ruins without aS
-stancc. They badly bruised and scratched, bnt
are not thought be seriously injured. The third, Gill
bert Harmon Of No j3 OhO-st.. not fortunate;
struck of the heavy timhcr- and hnrie'i
sight. he finally cNricatrd in bruised ana
crushed condition and conveyed to the city Hospital IN
the ambulance which had been sent for He Il iholght 10
he fatally injured \ gang of men were immediately
10 the and after several hours hard WORK cN
trcacd the horses. Both were badly injured ana VIII
probaly have to hc killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

10000 from Theresa Lynch. New York dealer I'm dia-
monds, that she il the victim Of an attempt 10 extou
money. They that her husband j. F. Heustis, with
whom she lived at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel, NewYoTk man OF property, although
T. admitted that he living beyond his means and
at times pressed for money still II Is asserted that
the proceeds Of the estate which is in the hands or
an executor will he sufficient to pay his debts The rela
tOn existing between the Lynches mOther and sOnand
Mr. and Mrs Heusts appear. according To letters ana
bills In existence, 10 have been intimate IN both business
and social affairs.
II is said that the diamonds and jcwolry to the amount
Of 500 600 upon the alleged larceny OF which the criminal
indictment is based bought credit by Mr. Heus
It's and presented by him To Mrs Hcuss The regularity
Of the purchase Is apparently proved by bill IN
proper form, amounting to about S2SOOO nut
reduced by several thousand dollars by payments ON ac
count which properly credited. Counsel for Mrs.
lestiS have taken steps Ia prevent her removal To New
York by the arrcsing officer until opportunity has been
secured for hearing Of tine ease by the Governor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
PECULIAR KINDS oF SICKNESS.
10y rrLrGnArn 10 rnc rgmrVa. !


Trenton, Oct. s.-Thrcc peculiar cases are
reported from the vicinity of Bloomsbury. Huntcrion
Cmuty. ,on ~ jonas Eobbu, was taken sick two
yeaI. aco with disease al the lungs which vas followed
b., an abce,s forming in hi- side \ few weeks ago he
va. said De- in the last stages of consumption and all
hopes of his recovery were abandoned Recently he had
violent paroXism Of coughing and raised half of pea
nut she'll covered with pus which l. believed To-
have gone down the tacca and mbcddrd Itself In one o
tho bronchial tubes causing irritation from which ihe
abcc-s and Illness oriNnni"'l since thc occurrence he
has improved rapidly and Will recover
Henry k-huc, Il farmer, has Just recovered from
d-ra-r the attending ply -irian- pronounced hog
cholera i- herd Of swine all arrt led with N ana
his symptoms were the same a. theirs IN every par
ticuar.
Frederick Dcencr Is ~ the point ~ death. from being
gocd by lnfuriatcd bull on Friday evening. lie lad
united for the purpose of leading him iO water when
the animal rushed upon him. pinned him 10 the wall ot
the stable aud made terrible wound In hi groin His
cries assistance brought three men who clnbbed aud
stoned the animal hut before they could release MN ne
wa. gorod IN the side and breast. siN of his RIBS were
broken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
-tSH1RPERS1 TORKLNG At FAIRS.
lBY reLgGRAPH - lie raIBUSE.l
Oct. S.-Israel Moore. an o

lBY rELEGRAPH ~ IIIs raIDrNE.I
WILLIAMsPoRT, Oct. S.-Israel Moore, an old
living Canton Tioga County, was swndled out OF
g. 800 by sharpcrs few days ago He negotiated
loan OF ~ 800 the First National Bank, for day.
Darious Manley indorsed for hm The next dry the
money was gone, and Moore stated that he had been
diuggod and robbed by two the fair grounds. The
general impression Is that he invested the money IN
pcculation and lost; II Is said he expected
trp the money The bank the night The sharp
cr, who ccccd him represented themselves detectives
and gave - To be driven 30 Elmira. The
MAJ Ell their game elsewhere. II Is learned that a mum
ber OF farmers and unsOpistcated people present AT
county fairs were beaten out Of considerable money
One person, refusing TO give MS name was SWIM
died OUT O -. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
AT THE MERCY OF THE WAVES.
Ten MEN DROWNED II LAKE MICHIGAN n PLAIN
NIEw or LAND.

VIEw or LAND.
CHICAGO, Oct s.-Ten men employed III the
construction OF the water tunnel for thc village of
HYDE Park south Of this city, drowned in plain
view Of the village AT o'clock thl- morning. Thirteen
employed upon the work of sinking the tuhn''
and constructing crib at point in Lake Michigan
one Inic from shore. Above the crib had been con-
str1ced platform about forty feet square. supported
by poles bound together by heavy chains. Upon the plat
form had built small cabin In which the men slept
and their meals having lived there for the past three
weeks The platform supported 10y heavy tiinp'rS
resting on piles About o'clock the became 80 heavy
that portions Of the platform were washed away The
men awokc about $50 o'clock aud found the spray with
every wave washing the slc their hut They were not
much alarmed and proceeded To get breakfast, which
they succeeded In eating The storm increased IN fnty
and finally great struck the cabin and carried 1t
fairly into the sea and with 1t every upon the frail
structure. Twelve of the succeeded IN climbing
upon the huge strnccr and lying face down with their
arms around the beams. they waited th' coming :" -
increased their danger au' tht
waves with terrible force them one 10y one from
their anchorage. until only eight remained
In the meantime the ~ the Chicago lii'~avlng
Station had advised u the situation and sent
to their rescue. When they within throwing Dis
ancc a line was made fast hy the almost drowning men
the fnnheIS and made tight from the boat Inc clEh
survivors attempted the feat oi working through the SUR
to the boat hut only four succeeded III making the Jour
ucy one the washed OF succeeded with thc ana
nf plank IN reaching shore. Among the drowned are
william II -hcahau and h C0rhn. contractors oi the
work The of rhe others drowned are LEWIS Al5
worth. Andrew Aiu-worth. Charles Mal-ki. Charles
Folk D. smith. Otto NOucOf-ki, william Nohcol-kl ana
Klaus Causcn The bodies Of the drowned have not yet
h..u v.t, erred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
ASsAr rATIXG / JrsTIcE or THE PEACE.

NEw-HAvEN, Oct. S.-Dr. ZInG. justice of
the peace In the town Of Crawford was assaulted last
night with An axe IN his kitchen where he had fallen
asleep a chair. While his head was resting on the
table some unknown person entered and struck him a
blow the back Of tho head returiug h.s skull some
time after he gained consciousness and crawcd ont of
his kitchen into the front yard and rang hi' doorbc
when the hosticr let him in Footprints of barefootcd
person were found IN the sand the house Patrick
Dohcity. who fined and sent - JAN by justice INK
against him. Officers went 10 Dlhcrtls nome al !
o'clock and took him from bed. In" foofpruts 10 the
saud correspond with the shape Of Doherty- feet.
Doheriv denies all knowledge ~ the assault but tells cont
nttug stories of h- whereabouts last night Ply 81
clans All agree that d.. link VIII die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
MR.. HTNCKLEY GOES TO CANADA
~h,rlas = IIinckley OF No no Pearl II

has gone Canada He went ab0dt week ago
Liabilities $4,000 assets desk table couple
OF chairs few small accounts. Mr. iImckley i about
thirty years Old and Is the senior partner Of the
'Purchasing shipping and general commission" hrn
Of Charles T.. HncSey Co. Pacific coast products.
No could tell last night who the " Co" was. Tho
hrm formerly IImckley * Adams tiIarry A.
Adams. with offices at No. Ia Pcarlst., and
1t Is said that Mr. Adams involved the
firm IN money troubles. and Withdrew lnoso
than year ago. Mr. Hmekley then moved IN May.
ls-3 into No 1870 and with his Co." dealt IA California
and Oregon canned goods and products on comnssions
TOOK an occasional order for syrup and ~hiskey'
disposed of "a siderable quantity oI salmon ana sSeu
lated iii wheat His creditors are DlineIpaiS San f'
cisco houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
SHOT FE0M BEEIND SOME BUSHES.
We FARMERS MURDERED WHILE DRIVING ALONG
THE HIGHWAY.
Crx1RAIIA. Penn, Oct s.-While James Cas-

lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TGtprHE.l
CrNTRALIA, Penn, Oct s.-N lille James Gas
son aud Henry Boyer Two farmers, we've driving from
Roaring Creek to Orange ylc Last night they were sud
denly fired upon by party concealed IN the hisheS
Casson received charge buck-ho in mis- left breast
the horse, frightened ard ran away Boyer lost
control oi them. and. finally, both men were thrown ont
of The WAGON aud steep cnbanknent Boy right
lc. being broken In the fall. The runaway team was
caught hy Hartman another farmer, VII" drove back
over the turnpike To- The spot Casson Wa- dead ana
Eoyers head was 30 riddlrd With shot that II seemed for
the time that hc dead hut hc rcd until O'Clock
this morning Nj Hartman informed thc ncichhor~ and
The widest excitement allied so one could account
FOR the -hnntiur Cas-on about nfty years old hnd
he leaves wife aud four groWn-up children Boyer wa
about ihrtyiwo years old and he csvc- WiIc aud thrc
children
suspicion having fallen upon Jamc. hcilucr he "a-
arrested on a charge of murder lie has been - sworn
enemy ~ Bower for ,cvcrl years and siN months AZ"
he aitcmpted 20 shoot Boyer whom he accused oi al
tempting 10 alternate the Affection, oi his ".i" lie t
several times to Nil Boyer. He "a- absent Hon
home an last ught. according io The testimony "i M
wife Hciucr refuses To ~ay anything beyond alleging
a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
CRIMES md CAsUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
MrRDFRED IN TIE DARK.

N
MEMPHIS, Tenn oct. s.-A dispatch to The APPEAL
from Helena, Ark. that &. l. StandifOri.a piom
nent Young attorney Of Bcen Ark assassnated on
Monday night. He had eXtinGushcd the light III his
room and was about To retire when unknown per
son fired through the window. load o buc-hot struck
hin in the left side killing him Instantly. There IL no
ccw the Identity Of the murderer
BROTHER AND SISTER KILLED.
NORTH ADAMS. Mass. oct. s.-A carriage containing
George and Alice Hail. Of stamford, Conn, struck
by All express train GreylOck Crossing last night and
both ~ occupants instantly killed. They were
the only children OF al aged widow.
INDICTING DETECTIVE.
CHICAGO Oct. She Grand jury of Cook County has
indicted NJ " PinkertOn for an attempt to compound a
felony Charles H. Leland whose father does business
I'm all Street arrested for stealing rings in Chicago
and Pinkeron 10 l. said offered settle the matter for
s4s5 he deny having written letter Ia young
Ieands father, but asserts that HE intentions were hon
Orable-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
NON-SCITING Az EX-NUN

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. s.-The suit of Mary
Rose Beulchr against the Catholic order of the sisters Of
81 Francis to recover damages alleged breach OF
tract, was concluded to-day. The plaintiff was formerly
a member OF the Si,crhoOd which she sued She claims
that upon entering the order she surrendered 10 II the
personal OF which she possessed. being Sup
uatcd that the order would keep and protect her during
her in sickness wei! health and AZ her
death would bury her deccutly she expelled Tor
some rrcguiarity This afternoon the plaintiff case
was closed and motion for uou-~lut made bj the
defence. After argument the judge granted the motion
and discharged the jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

.BY TELEGRAPn 10 MI IElbUsEl

UrNTINGTON ore, oct. S.-A serious riot
occurred here yesterday. This town Il the junction ~
the Oregon Railway AMI Navigation aud the Orcso'
short Line companies, and Is fuil Of lawie-- men
meeting was held 10y crowd OF gambler rouchs ana
iquor men, which adopted resolutions prohibiting the
employment of Cninc-" the place. delegation "3~
cent 10 the oaicer of tie Oregon Cstruci ION Company
uforping then. OF the arifon Of t mrcIns. The coTd
tcu made attack tine Chinese quarter ~ the lo"i
several huI.n- were dr-troN cl aud the CinrSr were
driven of Iic mob urNt fire In large school on-e
where a crew ~ailrDad engineers male thFlr mean
quarters. The huilng and contents incl hling SETS "l
talu,iic iu-frumrui~ drslroyri. otlrr acts ~
outrage aud vu committed before the rioters
dspcr-ed 80 arrests have been made. over one nun
dred PERSONS engaged In thr riot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
THROCGH NEW YORK STATE.
AFFAIRS OF THE FARMERS MILK COM
PANY.

MIDDLETOwS, Oct. s.-The Farmers Milk
Company, which formed by the dairymen Of Orange
County about for the purpose Of opposing and
couneracng the work OF the Newlork Milk Exchange,
and 10 the stock OF which the farmers subscribed quite
generally not TO have succeeded in its purposes a.
well ~ it was expected to. The farmers about
$1,000 in their subscriptions 10 the stock. and call has
been made upon them for the amount IL they do not
pay voluntarily effort will he made to collect II by
legal means. II the money Is collected the company VIII
make other attempt to further the interests Of its
members for establishing independent milk routes III
NewYOrk city Otherwise. II will be voted to discon-
tiMnc hnsino.s al meetng to be hold ON the lsh inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
4 B1TJLE 1T 4 POLISH D1NCE.
LEY TELEGRAPH To IHE TRIRrNE.l

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-The Polish settlement
was the OF wild disorder last night. dance was
held John Prngs house in Milton-st and beer flowed
like water A party of young roughs arrived on the
and proceeded to create disturbance Pring he
came angry and attempted drive them from the house
but Of them, Seth English. picked up chair and
struck him the head, cutting long, deep cash and
Telling him senselcs- the ground. The Poles and row.
dc- then engaged in fierce battle, and many OF them
retired badly and bruised Several shots nred
hut no one was hit. John prng. Michael Pring Fritz
~etcrand NJ COnncrs severely injured and required
the services Of a physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
IN EXTINCT NEU- JERSEY UEsCTIUS.
TIE CRATER OF A VOLCANO FOUND ~ HE oRANGs
MOUNTAINS.


The Orange Mountains have always been
considered Of the r,decmng FEATURES oi Eastern
Ncw.Jcr,ey. But FOR this hne range OF chestnut
clad hill, the geographers OF Essex County misht
excused FOR believing with the contemporaries II
Columbus shat the earth = fiat. The Orange Noun
tains their pride and joy. the J,rseyman's
picnic ground, the locality of mysterious roDbcres
and MURDERS the supposed winter resort Of tho seaside
mosquito and at last something has actually been found
which should give these humble hill, prcmiuent posi-,
ton the Appalachian system The crater of extinct
volcano has been discovered In the mountains near
OIau and hundreds OF visitors daily
crowd around the interesting spot. The gcnuincne-s
OF the discovery asserted upon the authority of
GcoiOgisi Cooke and mrly other scientific men.
The prevailing geological structure Of that part OF the
Blue Ridge admits, however, of caves and what
conuIy called sink khUles and II IL were not Tor
the confederation Of Professor Cooke, VINO ENJOYS
a distinguished reputation IN his department.
of science report would not be readily believed as
II H. The New-Engsnd society comprising many oi the
foremost citizens Orange are arranging 10 obtain pos
session OF the property which this wonder II situated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09

bottle of vitro and told her that II little Of were put
upon his lips he would return her affections. Meeting
him on the street and failing 10 persuade him to como
back 10 her charged that sho threw the contents
the vial upOn him.
Two prisoners i'm stationhouse cell this morning oN
changed clothing. one charged With highway TOD
berry and the other with vagancy. A. they looked -oI
what alike the plan was nearly successful and was as
covered lust in time 10 prevent its contamination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
KILLED ~ 4 RAILWAY COLLISION

KANSAS CITY. OFT. S.-A dispatch TO Ihe
Journal from omaha Nch, says that freight train
ran into a light engine the Union Pacific Road at
Ellhorn Cut twenty miles west of here to-day. George
Chamberlain the engineer. and g. ". -hcdcn tine fire
man the freight train, were killed and Richard MOTIFS
the fireman Of the light engine, had hoth legs cut on
The and four freight were wrecked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
NINGLED BY TIGERS.

WATERBURY,. Conn. Oct S.-Rchard Clark,
AN cnploye of Forcpauh- circus. while opening vent
aor In cage this morning was seized by tigers and
,rgyrd into the cage The animals finally beaten
of wth iron bars after Carks and leg had been
horribly crrnchcd and mutiatcd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSES U-NRooFED.

HARRIsBURG, Penn, Oct. e.-A most dis
astrou- ragged here dusk this evening 1t came
from the northwest and confined itself 70 width Of not
over haf mile. sweeping down trees. unroohnc several
houses and carrying away the roof aud loose framework
= part the bridge across the -u~lu'hdIha
River. IL was over ia / n minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-09
CONVINCED OF Mr.. BLAINEs RECTITUDF


BosTov, Oct. s.-Levi c. Wade, of Newton,
Vce-presdent of the Mexican Central Railway and re-
Gently speaker Of the Legislature. VIII"
signed paper some time ago calline
for the formation Of an anti Blaine club, comes
ont snunrey now FOR Mr.. Blaine lie made speech 10
night al Republican demonstration In Maiden, and ~ad
that he had made careful Investigation Of the chargc-
against Mr. Blaine aud Convinced of bis Tccitude
ana that ne had never been guilty Of dlsrcputabe act