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Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-17
A Success.

The He'll Gate explosion was a
success. 1t took place Oct. 10.
There were 2S0.O0O pounds of dy-
Mantle touched off.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-17
A Good Scheme.

The N. o. Item proposes the de-
monetization of gold. A good idea.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-10-17
Reichman. T. c.. Flowers.

Reichman, T. G. Flowers.
7th Ward, White Church, COM
missioners, L. o. Ireson, Sam'l
l.. Morrow.
1t is further ordered that said
election be held, and the polls shall
be kept open at said several polling
places, from 7 o'clock a. M, to 8
O'Clock pm. on said date.
That the assessor of said parish
is hereby instructed to furnish lists
of the names of all the property
tax payers of said parish who are
entitled to vote under the general
election laws Of the State each
voting precinct to be furnished with
a list of the names of all the prop
erty tax payers entitled to vote as
aforesaid, in the ward in which
such precinct is situated, said lists
TO be furnished to the clerk of this
Board who shall forward same with
suitable ballot boxes-one for each
to the several polling places
throughout the parish.
That said property tax payers
shall have the right of voting al
the several voting places, within
their respective voting precincts in
which said voting places are held,
Tha. said voting shall be by ballot,
those favoring the levy of the
special tax as hereinbefore SCI
forth to vote, 'for the levy Of @
spec ial tax of FIVE mills for leyee
purposes
Those opposing same to vote
against the levy of special tax
of FIVE mills for leveo purposes"
That in the event any of The
commissioners herein appointed
should fail to serve, then such va
cancy is to be supplied by election
by and from those voters present
at the opening of the polls.
That Immediately after the clos
ing of the polls at said several pre-
cincts, the commissioners at eacl
} polling place shall proceedto coun
and compile the vote and shall
make certified statement of same
which together with the boxes con
tanning the ballots voted shall b
returned by said commissioners t.
the clerk of this Board, that sal
returns shall be examined an
compiled, and the result declare
by the Police Jury of said Parish
on the 9TH day of November, 1SS:
| seconded by Mr.. Armstrong an
4 carried.
On motion Of Dir. Cochran, tn
Board adjourned until 10 O'Clock
No., tomorrow.
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A TEST CASE.
Can Catholic rarochiai school bc Legally



WIiLrNANrIc, CT, November t.--Scveral
months ago the town OF Wyndham placed
lien upon the property of the parochiai
school belonging 10 the ~. Joseph Cath
Ole Society ia Willimantic for the non.
payment OF taxes. n was noted that tho
Catholics had refused 20 pay the taxes, on
tne ground that the property il used ex.
ciuslNciy Tor educational aud religious pur-
poses, and therefore exempt from taxa.
ton oy the general statute, and tnat the
chargeS of hostility TO the Catholic
schools os such, SIMPLY claimed thnt
the parochisl school T. privat. in-
sutuion receiving private revrnue
not only from Catholic children
Out trom others, aud also not used oxclu.
slNeiy FOR educational or religious purposes
anu thereiore not exempt within tie mean
ms OF the general statute, The strict legal
Wow OF tine QUESTION seems 20 he that the
Nnthohc parochiul school Is private insti-
tutlon' and therefore taxable But In the
equity view the Catholics bear heavy bur.
den Their school takes over 800 children
ifom the loral public schools and saves so
much pubic expenditure. Each one OF those
yVo or more parOchial school children draws
e---i annually from the State Treasury
nnd state School fund, which money goes
@ the public schools aud not q tho paro.
chigi And the pnrochial school children's
pnrents, that Is, those who have taxable
property, pay their proportionate share Ina
maintaining the public schools and also
contribute for the support OF the parochinl
stnooi. III ~ test case of great import
ance, because II the Nillimantic parochial
school IL taxed similnr schools All over
CONNECTICUT, now held 10 be eNcmpi. will
come under tho same rulo.
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RUSSIAN DUpLICITY.
ConsDirators Arrested, and Ono
Makes n Confession.
The i,oumelian Revolt Engineered at st.
Petersburg.

LoNpoS, November GA Belgrade dis
patch s.atcs ths; one OF tue mon arres ted
for conphcity In the Conspiracy against
hlng Allan has made a confession. in
which he declares if the plot toplace Prince
Kara eorgovitch ON the Serviau throne had
socceeded the Priace intended to admin
ister the Government entirely in the inter-
est ot Russia. Tnis was to have been the
hfst step tow rd Russian dominance Ia all
Inc SiaV States OF the Balkan Peninsula At
the samc moment 90. the receipt Of this
Information dispatches came nom Cou-
tiuuttnurie showing that the Porte had
made ,SuoFNu 70 the British Embassador its
lfasuns urIb 'vingfhaL tho Roumelian
revolt Nvas originally foinented ia Russin,
though Princo Alexander by "a treacher-
ous m vemcut has temporarily secured
Tor himself tho adVantae. of IT, Ac-
cQruing 10 The Porte's advces Russia in
tenled to make the nrearronged re-
Nott e excuse FOR bringing ab ut another
war wits Turkey, with the object OF secur-
ins control OF the Balkan States. The SIM
utaheors announcement OF this rumor
from beieradc and dConstantinoplc, the two
h9urccs OF lntf rinatiou being apparently
qnlt- independent OF each other seems 70
tlNc weight 20 the story. The already
rniEcd relations bowen Austria arid
hussie are not likely 20 be made more
aniii,nle bv ti- publication OF these evi-
pcuces OF kus ian desisns upon provinces
wnieh Austria secretly regards as her le-
climate future prov.
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Dob Printing.
PERSONAL ANo lMPeRsoNAL.


The most rcmuneratiyc professor
ship in the world b. that OF Prof Iur.
ncr, tho distinguished auatOmist of
Edinburgh, which yields him twenty
thousand dollars year.
Caroline Jackson. a negrcss az tho
Albany (N W cuuuty-huu-c. coufcsscs
that she has run away To hide herself
cycry time she has hoard thunder in
ono hundred and seventeen years ~.
b0NV Journal
Among the audience AZ one Of
Nilsson's recent concerts ia sweden
wa, one of the great singers brothers
an honest peasant who never had left
his native place. and never before had
heard his sister sing
good-looking Alabama girl had
"A mania for photographs OF herself. aud
she couldn't I get over that disease until
she had run her father in debt three
hundred dollars and been fod ON bread
aud water for week. 81 Louis Fost
Colonel Charles 4, Jones. Jr.. OF
Augusta, Gn., having investigated tho
subject, h convinced that neither Major
General Nathaniel Greene nor Major
General Count Pulassi sleeps beneath
the respective monuments which p
grateful and patriotic people have
reared la their honor.
Clark Foss. tho last of the fnmous
California stagc-drlyers Of early days.
is dead. His death IL ascribsd 10
melancholy that had settled upon him
ever since, a few years ago. hc over
turned the coach he was driving and
killed one OF the passengers. young
woman. ChtcdgO Tribune.
A curious coincidence i'm cOnuoo-
tion with woman who died in Troy
recently at the age of one hundred and
hive years. Is that "a few minutes before
her death she predicted that such wac
close at hand, and Immediately returned
10 bed. from which she had risen only
short time previous. She never wore
spcctacles, and the day before her de-
mise split wood Troy (N - limo
The Washington Star says. sen
ator Logan has been offered forty thou-
sand dollars for the stone mansion
which he purchased three months ago
for twenty thousand dollars upon very
easy terms. After consulting with n
seal estate agent he decided not 20 ac.
ecpt the offer, a. the agent assured him
the property would be worth nt least
sixty thousand dollars ~ the end of
his Senatorial term"
Nose Case was an llbino. winter
than Caucasian, though his parents
were pure blacks. He went to the
Mexican War as "A musician iu q Kon-
tucky regiment. Iio was supposed to
have made precipitate retreat on one
occasion, aud on being asked II be did
not run, replied. Not exactly, but II
had been goin for doctor you would
have thought the man was very sick r
--- Gdiveston (Ier) Ncos.
Frank Siddnlls. of philadelphia.
having plenty of soap Che is a soap
mpnutacturer). recently bought the
PAGERS WestmOnt and Loroue for
fifty thousand dollars spot cash. aud
set up the champagne in honor ~
tho event. A pair Of hrst-class side
wheclers' come about AZ high as n
sidc-wheel steamboat. Mr. s. Is the
originator of tho classic sentiment:
Don't bo clam" Fhiiadelphia
Press.
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Fictitious Postal nrders

sr. LouIs, November S.-Latc yesterday
afternoon an Indictment was found by the
United States Grand Jury against John =.
Overton, proprietor OF tho Southern Hotel
newsstand, charging him with conspirine
TO deirqud the Government low completely
In tho fraudulent deeds OF John T.. Quinn,
eN'postmhster ~ Paragould, Ark. who
wns also indicted to-day. The frauds con.
ist In the presenting OF forged money or.
iers at the st. Louis postonlce signed by
Pulnn nnd made out : 80 fictitious
nsrson. Overion's completely lay in his
Identification of Quinn as the fictitious per
son, 10y means of which he was enabled TO
collect the orders. Several orders were
vhect"d hN Quinn I'm the name Of Henry
watson, through Overton. amounting to
several hundred dollars. Another charge
or defrauding tho Govcrnm mt bv huvinn
postage stamps ~ Quinn at reduced rates.
the stqmps being stolen hy the latter. is
peuding against Ovefton. fTe is n retired
actor, middle-aged, without family, aud
nas been In charge OF The newsstand for
several years.
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Election N ws.

NEW NoRK- Novombcrv Complete ro-
turns have beon received from nearly
every county in thoiStatc. In some cases
estimates have been made for missing elec-
tion districts. The result shows plurality
OF between 10000 and n 900 for Hill
RICHMOND, VA. November An bur
eleven counties i'm the State have been
heard from. From what has been received
and estimating the counties not heard
from, lsoo's majority Will doubtless reach
20.OlO.
DEsMolNEs, IA, November 4-The Re-
publican state Committee claims the State
Tor Spvernor by 1900, mud twenty -four
majority in the Legislature on Joint ballot
win several districts in doubt which they
VIII not concedc - Fuslonists.
BALTIMORE, November 4-Sufficieut re-
turns OF the election held Yesterday have
been received % iudlcuta' rat the ma inriry
FOR the Democratic State ticket will be-
nenrly 1900. The Legislature will bo
nbout--oonato, Republicans a.. Democrats
~ House of Delegate Republicans IL.
Democrats lOl. Democratic majority n
joint ballot, ~, assuring Democratic sue.
c,a, or 20 senator Gordon, whose term will
expire on tho fth Of March, 1887
Sr. LoUTs. November A. Scitteriuo md
meager returns Of the county election in
Kansas, yes'erduv, uro 10 the followlus,
~ ci: Nor on County elects the entire
Republican ticket Eice County elects tho
-''' i''ilNlishl ticA.tf tAcf ~ tho cdndi.
date Tor sheriff. by ma aiorit.es langins
from lG) t0 34; Marshall CDunty Repnbli.
cpub elect nll their county officers excaft
tho Sheriff, by from ~ 20 IG majority /.
luiey County has gone Republican, by good
mnlorities Ottawa County elects the entire
epublicautickef. Greenwood COtlbtvgive.
sweeping mGJoritios Tor the Republican
ticket.
DENvEn, con-. November f.-The Chair.
man OF the Republican Committee con.
codes the election of the entire Democratic
county ticket by heavy mn lorifies. Lake
County elected the entire Dem0cratis
ticket except Sheriff, md possibly Clerk
Elder, Rep, for Supreme Judge, on whom
party lines were strictly drawn, is certain
y elected by at least three thousand. No
definite returns have been vet received
from the interior counties.
NEw YORK, November 1.--Ths TFiLuHf
gives the complexion Of tho next StatS
Legislature boa New Jersey o.. follows. Sen.
ate itepublcnns lJ, Democrats IS. House
-hepubiicans o, Democrats -, Indepeud-
ent Democrat ], THIS gives n Republican
majority Of nine on Joint ballot and fu-
smes the election Of Republican &. s.
Senator.
PnLADELPHfA. November I. Official re-.
turns from twenty counties and "a.
viHed estimates fDr the remainder CIV,
gn1y' Republican, for State Treasurer.
3Abel plurality over Day, the Democratic
candidate. IL o. probnhle that official re-.
1000.
BosTOy. November f.-The vote of Mas.
sacuusetts, with five towns o. hrnr from Ia
For Governor Robinson, Rep. iig8f8.
Prince, Dem. 90 13C. 1.1throp. Pro. 45gt.
sumner, Labor. l-f. H0binsOn's plunrlify
over Prince, 22.1Dl.
ST.. PAUL, MfVt., November THE iof
est estimate on DnsO returns received t,y
the PtDHecr- Prees Ind cata that in yesfer.
days election llur % was chosen as temDo
rary capital - North Dakota.
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servia viii FIGHT.

LoNDoN, November 4.-King Milan has
really resolved 70 fight. Although he de-
mics thus far having begun operations
against Bulgaria, everything Is in readi.
ness at Belgrade. The court people are
equally concerned In making the prepara-
tions as complete a. possible. The Servian
plan Of action az the beginning Of hostile
ties is already determined on. and is Iuain :
ly ns foll0ws One division Of the aorvian
army viii be detailed 20 oppose tho
Bulgarian attack at Tzarihrod Two
divisions leave Pirst aud Keiiazev1tz
by bypaths for the high road
leading from Palanka on the Danube H.
Sofia. King Milan will command tbis
movement fn person. Two other divisions
~ is Intended, will occupy Widdin aud tho
iru district. This plan % regarded ns the
best means of making the greatest use of
the Servian forces without giving Prince
Alexander an opportunity 10 bring his
most elective troops into active operation.
u would avoid above ali, according 20 the
ideas n the Servian officers, direct az.
tack on the strong Bulgarian position at
Stivintiza.
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IN THE RAPIDS.
Torriblo Accident at tho Niagara
Falls
"a" Unknown Germans. Ignorant ot rheir
Danger, 80 over thu I's1s.

CHIPPEWA, ONr, November s.-About
nalf-past two o'clock this afternoon two
mon IN small row boat were observed 10y
iome boys on the Canadian shore IL the
Niagara River, nearing tho rapids Just
hove the falls. Apparently they we're an.
conscious OF their danger az the time. They
were once in close proximity e. tho shorr.
hut again headed cut into the river, whom
they we're warned from those ON shor. of
their danger, they appeared not TO UNDER
stand, and stecred more down stream
nan ever. When In the rapids their boat
was seen % break I'm twain. and one OF
them ciung for a moment 20 n part of il,
'ut they were soon lost sight OF, Upon in.
lnirN thcy proved 10 have been two Ger.
mans, whose names no one appears to
know, from whence they came OF what
9olnt thcN embarked on their fatal voyage.
Late THIS evening it.was rumored that one
81 the victims was young German named
August, lnker, WHO crme from Buffalo
last week. The other Is unknown.
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A BOILER BURSTS.
Flight Men Injured. Three Thought to b
Fatally.


Fatally.
EVANSVILLE, I'm, November 5.-Con-
siderable excitement was caused on Lower
second street this afternoon by a loud re-
port and the violent rattling of windows i'm
houses In that locality, which was followed
few moments later 10y an alarm OF fire
turned In from that district. The cause OF
the noise aud alarm was the explosion OF a
tFliler 10 VIM. Aiken Is Sons laboratory.
The boiler was torn from its fastenings,
passed straight up through the second loor
and roof, passing over the building, mud
alighsing in the street fully 2aO feet distant.
Eight men were. in. the room nt the
time OF the accident, all OF whom wcra in-
lured, three thought 70 bc fatally The FOL.
lowing Is list OF the mon aud their iniu-
ries John Seihenthnl scalded and In
haiing steam, l. reported diving: John
McCool, badly scaldcd about face, arms.
and legs. and fatally injured in ernallv;
WIN. Hyde, dangerously Injured about the
head and body, hands, body aud legs
scalded; John Jack, hands and legs
scnided, right side badly bruised; n. l..
Aiken and II H. Aiken. sons OF tho proprie-
tor. ba Nv sci,lded: Ben Zad, lees scaided;
Jacob kcssner, face and body scalded. Mr.
Kessncr, the engineer, states that a few
minutes before thu explosion hs found three
gauges OF water, and had thirty five
pounds ot cam, aud can not account for
the accident unless causcd bv detective
ron IN the boiler. The explosion was of
such force as Ia completely domolish the
south OF tne building and west walls. The
damage Is estimated fully - OO1
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Starved 10 Death.

LOWELL, MASS, November S--A police
man to-day found family Of children
starving - death in IA tenement house on
Charles street. There was boy OF seven
teen, girl OF twelve aud two othor child
rem aged nine aud seven yoars and dead
child still Younger. Tho Oldest boy was
quite sick, aud TIE house was destitute OF
everything Tut the scantics' furniture. The
children are Frouch Canadians named
Bouchetie, whose mother iR nd mud whose
iafhcr cnops wood Ia tio country ana
comes home tut once n week They could
lalk but litl. English. Tho dend child
was lying ON n chest. aud had been dead
hey. said, since Friday forenoon. One
MID was asleep ON another old box, and
anutbcr behind the stove. There vas
roihing IN the house % cn' Int "a good fro
vas burning IN the stove. The oycgseers
oi the poor were notified aud they gave
orders for provisions mud wood, aud sent
an undertaken 20 bury the dead child.
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"A LITTLE NONSENSE"


The farmer is the most indopond-
ent man in the world when his wife Is
away from home Chicago Leader
How do wo know that Cesar bad
an Irish swcetheartP He went 10 tho
Rhine and proposed 70 Bridget (bridgo
IL. Harpcr'g Bazar.
mo. said the laudlady. fixing her
eyes with stony gaze upon the new
boarder AZ the foot Of the table mo Is
Is not what / eat, but what somebody
else eats. that distresses me. B0sfOu
Transcript
"A little maiden ia Annapolis. while
playing in the yard. suddenly accosted
an acquaintance on the veranda with
ooh. Mr. Seabury, viii you please lend
me n handkerchief My nose ha. come
unblOwed n - BaiiimOrs Sun.
Arthur said good natured
father ~ his young hopeful. ' ~ did
not know tll today that you had been
whipped last week Didn't you.
pa? replied thc hopeful II knce it 40
ihe time. - ChicagD 1rt5une.
What DO they always put - e.
after Washington fOrf' asked Mrs
Quiip ~ Mr On lp. WHY. mv dear.
don't you know that Washington was
the daddy % this country 2' said Qulp.
with a snieker H1f springs (frtj
Mems
10 iust suited him "HeUo. Cholly'
That jolly nice ulster you have ou.
dOnchef know "Aw. weaiir. YOU
faftah me 0id rhapp .Naw. uot at
aIi I -ay where dId 1ou ct t1r
'Aw. you won give mr aWaU ebP"
'Nfw pfnn me honor Ah. we'.
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Serious Gas eYelo.lo,.

FrrrsHrhoH, Novembcr BY On exufo-
sion of natural gas on Second avenu. tfi.
evening, Potfr Mccarthy wss fatally fn-
jured aud Michael Wood quita seriousiv
burned. The men were digging n trench
and had just DO a lamp 20 work bv when
the accident occurred. Tho explosion was
caused hy Che light coming in contact with
o eas ieak from the pipes aionR the street
WlLKE snARRE. Pa. November s-A
.eIl'us eas eNf4osi.n Hccurrtd OF Sugar
Notch In oit $40. 9. last tierf plcrorI
JaIne- John y vls an Patrick FIrn wore
ieff.N.y tlrHeI Jaues suffered err.ola
injuries, nis bands oenE burned 20 a crisp.
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John Mocullough Dead.

PHLADELrmA, November s.-John Nc
Cullough, ihe tru eiian, died to-day at
i've minutes after O'clock, no tho hou.o Of
his wife. in East Frnnkford road There
were present beside his wife Mrs. West.
his dnughter; Mrs. jam " Mccullough. hls
daurhter .iu-luw: W. II. Johnson, his legal
adviser; Drs. Engle md McNutt and tie
nurse. Hc died without n struggle and
pissed away os a child going 20 sleep. The
bis in the disease crme on Thursday and
Dr. Engle felt srthhnd that his patient
~0ulf recoyef up 20 Friday night, when
marked change occurred
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Carenn Mini clnsnh

NAsiiNSToN, Nov, mberG.-On the re-
commendati7n oi Or. Hmball, Director OF
tHe Mint Secretary Manning has author
izcd suspons%n Of all operations at the
mlnt' "t Carson, Nevada. Since the sns-
pension ot coi"aeept the standard silver
doiiar at Carson, last june. this mint has
been conducted as an assay office. The do
ppsits, however. nave heou irsisuiHcnpt
curing the lnsi few months. The reason
assigned by Director Kirthgli for the ures-
cnt action is tlut Tho "yieil of the mining
INDUSTRY once cent RUG az GA son Is now
ptuc Uicallv duccd 20 nothing so thnt
Whatever reason there once was Tor the ex-
islence oI HE Carson Mat ~ longer in
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ExTRAoRp1NARY sU1orpn.
Miilionnire's SON shoot, IIim-If on ms
Fathers Grave

Millionnire's SON shoot, IIineIf on MS
Fathers Grave.
st. PAUL, MINI, November t..-Cyrns
Nandes, whose fathor, James W. Nendes
formerly OF Indianapolis, died few DAYS
since, leaving colossal fortune. wns
found dead on his fathers grave TODAY.
lie had blown the side OF his hcnd OFT with
a shotgun. Grief for his father, his life.
lohg insepnrnhio companion, aud the re-
sponsibiiity of settling million dollar os-
tate Tor himself aud sister, la tho absence
OF VIII, is believed 90 have unsettled tho
Young mans mind, and TO have led TO his
tragic end. George Yaudcs. of Indianapo-
lts' y now mere experimenting the romov-
al OF the remains, together with those of
the iaihor, mother and three brothers aud
SIS ers all hut The former being buried in
thc yard Of the homes cad here.
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Mrs. Wnlkun AcnnLtted

EMr0HfA' kNs., November O..+TGe jury
In the Nalkup case came into court at
o'clock with "a verdict of acquttal The
judge read the verdict. "Wc find the de-
Iendont NOT guilty." and, turning To Mira.
Wlkup, no said "You are discharged
from custody and aro free" Cheer.
~ yer .cueer went up nom the crowd
Mrs. Walkup cried nnd.smfled alternately.
ana thanked eac4 iurymnn. moment
lhter her moth r., who had hecn al sent.
rushed IN crying with Joy, clasped her
ohuShter IN her arms then threw rcrs lf
upon Mr. JAY, aud Kiss -d him, and finally
Mrung the hands of each jury mon AMI the
Judge thanking and blessing th M
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ThIew Her smItten ChIId from a rraIn

MONTREAL, November "a woman
named Forth throw her ten-year-oid boy
of tho morning train at Bonavinture, to-.
day, because he had the small-p x. Be-
Tore the ntt"ution OF the physician iu
charge of the depot couli be drawn to tb.
TACT mat the Toy was suffering from the
disease the train was or. The loud
mutter!ngs Of the passengers evidently
frightened the mother Tor just after lenv-
ing ne yard, nnd while the train was run
ming at the rnieof sixtceu nil q uu hour.
she took her boy % tue platform of the car
md Threw nim from the tram. She mss
been arrested.
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Natural Gas welIs rallinn

ToLoNo, I'LL, November G-The natural
gas wells Of ToloDo are gradually failing.
and no new ones have been discovered for
n yenr. the most noted of all these wells.
owned by ". q. Smith, and used for several
years for lighting and heating purposes at
nv residepce, iS becoming aliuost worth
less, the supply Of gas fein- inndooo.f.
ior toe uses % formerly subservaf. Another.
Whicn' when new, showed. the Greatest
pressure of any Of them. nud wasured fo
run large stenm engine, has becu aban-
Toned. Most Of the others in this region
nrc going out OF use