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The Pick Handle Assault.

STATEMENT OF TIE FACTS IN THE CASE.
Yesterday afternoon Daniel Lyons, aged 40
years, living near l. and 9Th streets northeast,
surrendered himself to Lieut.. John F. Kelly, of
the seventh precinct, because he was wanted
on Il charge OF assaulting a 14-year-old orphan
boy named John Frawley, who lives OH Myrtle
street. by striking him on the head with q pick.
handle. Lyons stated that the boy came to his
stable las: Sunday aud he drove him away for
threw a brick at him. when he (Lyons) struck
him with club. Lyons was subsequently re-
leased by Judge Mills on SO collateral. After
the boy was struck he was taken into n house
near by, and Dr. Maddox WAS called in To see
MIN. This morning the doctor gave u certificate
stating that the boy would not be able To get
out before next Tuesday, which day the charge
OF assault will be tried.
SUDDEN DEATH OF BUSINESS MAN.-Mr.
Dennis +. RyOn, the weIl-known grocer, at o
11th street southeast, was stricken with
paralysis yesterday afternoon and was re-
moved To his residence, 11S 18th street. where
he died about midnight. Mr.. Ryon was about
ington for many years being Of the house of
RyOn & Earnshaw.
CoLoRED EXCURSION IsrS.- This morning
there Was u large crowd at the b. Il p railroad
depot, two excursions having been advertised
to leave-,he first that Of the Bright Star Social
teOioredl club to Culpeper, Va, at . o'clock, and
the other OF Shiloh (coiored) Baptist church, to
leave at noon. The first was to go In chartered
Cars over the Virginia Midland, and the money
was to- be paid before leaving but after waiting
TIL lilo they failed To receive the money and
the train was annulled. The church excursion
was more fortunate. for they raised enough u
crowd SIX cars and left at noon. There wa
some an iety among those who bought ticket
FOR the Cuipeper excursion as to getting their
money back.
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Transfers Of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: Sarah
F. Burch ct al. to Laura V. Piggott, pit. II, So
534; 81 400. Laura v. Piggott TO w. III. Grams
ton, same property; 81 400. Caroline \. Ste
venS tn George NJ. Nichols. trustee. pit. 49, So.
1,O2S; $500. John Sweeney TO j. A. Rey-
nolds, lot 81, SO. 81; 81 200. III. Gasch to Sarah
A. LipScomb, lots 81 to 81, SO. $50; 81. 131. 20.
Mary Martin ct al. to G.. f. Pyles, lot 203, In
iontown; $500. James A. Clark to Walter l..
Cliff, lot Is, Sherman's sub, Pleasant Plains;
81 4S95 SIS.
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EAMILY EXCURSION.
The steamer coRcoRAN, Capt. Blake, will give an
| MARSHALL HALL.
Thursday Evening, August 20. Leaving Wharf at 80
sharp Rs.nrpins at II Good Music Music and Dancing
| GRAND MOONLIGHT EXCURSION FOR THE
" Benefit OF the Officers of the Steamer Mary
Dancing down and back tickets 2Sc For sale by the
as ena! en OF
EASTERN LODGE, NO. z. IOOF.. WILL GIVE
Point. FRIDAY, Angust y. 1850: Steamer Armenia
at alexandria going and returning
members of the Lodge, and at the boat on morning Of
the Excursion au15-stu.w,th,4t
(YABIN JOHN AND GREAT FALLS.
ready for charter: Capacity. over 200. Apply ssai
NJ ST. NV. opp Wash. d 6. R.R. Office. au7-lm
TTlHIS BEATS THEM ALL!
As MILES FOR 10 CENTS.
Look out and 60 to Glymont every SATURDAY for
Every Saturday at 10 a. NJ returning at $50 pm,
jysO-im 4 S. RANDALL. Manager
Ho' THE GREAT 81 SAL TIsT AND CABIN JOHNS
The Steam Packet EXCELSIOR will make regular
hs and f M acSve pSnss
corner OF High st. and Canal at O'Clock am, sharp.
Trip Boat can De chartered al
oa7 Hss S1 "
CTEAMER W. ". CORCORAN.
- Leaves Every Morning at 10 O'Clock, Returning
at p m.
to Mar So ifn Hall lIf a roaG Gly ;up
Children. 10 cents jyl7-3m
0CCOQUAN FALLS. VA
The 81 rs PrtS%a S make
a !ss s4sss e.
oa ne a. p e soSpa trip 2c Dancing
N9kT1S EyE EE cas- r As,.
SUNDAY, AFTER;NooN EXCURSION.
ssv xi at
MI ~ returning n Ing, a. pm It.,
Fine Brass hand on these hes excursions.
steamer Charter for Marshall Hail. aiymont and
Other her points p,,n,I, M,1....
sAT1F B5xl ESE faS sf HSSSs5i0ss
Leave eth street ferry wharf promptly at $50 D. M
famous dinners always ready jy3l-lm
r OVER CEDAR POINT,
The popular Watering Place of observation-disclosures
The safe, swift and magnificent steamer ARMENIA
VII eave her wharf, foot OF 9TH st. daily, except Sat
ARMENIA stops at Alexandra on Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays only Fare soc. round trim Child
rem. 25c Dinner the grounds Soc
For further Information and charters to societies
and corporations apply to
q. l. SHERIFF'S Coal Offices
49, 32S and lila Pa. ave-,
je24 And at Steamers wharf, foot of 7th St
CHAPEL POlNT CHAPEL FONT!
| LONG BRANCH OF THE POTOMAC
Commencing SUNDAY. June o. the
STEAMER GEO. LAW
| VIII leave daily from steamer George Learys wharf
except Mondays Fridays and Saturdays, S:45 g. M
sharp, and return $50 pm.
Fare for trip SO cts. Meals at the Point SOC
Prof Schroedes's Orchestra
je19 G. w BAUER Owne,
CTEAMER CORCORAN
~ sunday Excursion Marshall Hall.
Boat Will leave her wharf, at foot of eth street. at 10
am and pm. Returning ut ! and pm.
Fare round trip, soc.
First-clasS Catering at the Hail. feo3,3m
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IMPAIRMENT OF JUSTICE
IL WASHINGTON, August 11th, 1885
sealed Proposals will be received al the Office of the
Chief Clerk and Superintendent of the Building DE
partment of Justice until NOON. SATURDAY,
AUGUST TWENTY-SECOND. 1885, for furnishing
the Department with stationery for during the
fiscal year ending June Both, 1856 Lists of the arti-
Giles needed and instructions to bidders Can be OBJ
tanned by applying to the Chief Clerk. The right to
reject any and all bids is reserved.
aul29t A. Ii. GARLAND, Attorney General
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BOYS BUTToNED SHOES, S1.15, warranted
solid leather. H. Strasburger, No. 9O6 18th st.
4 doors above I.
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1ON'T FILL THE SYSTEM WITH QUININE
- In the effort to prevent or cure Fever and Ague
AyersAgue Cure Is far more potent preventive and
remedy with the advantage of leaving in the body no
poison to produce dizziness, deafness, headache and
other disorders. The proprietors warrant it.
YOUNG. OLD, AND MIDDLEAGED, ALL Elk.
perience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayers
Sarsaparilla Young children suffering from sore eyes
sore cars scad head. with any scrofous or syphi-
little tan may be made healthy and strong by its use
aulS:
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THE GRAM
- - \

THE GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLARS.-
Lodge of Good Templars last night, a hand
somely engrossed charter of the Grand Lodge,
In a gilt frame, was presented to the lodge. The
grand secretarys report showed that there were
"a lodges in the District, with a membership of
LA During the quarter 169 members were
lost by suspension. withdrawal, death and ex-
pulsiOn- The u. w. c. t. was authorized to ap-
point seven delegates to the centennial temper
ance celebration to be held in Philadelphia on
Wednesday and Thursday, September 23d and
oath
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

o1/ w VI W..
VoU WILL SAVE TINE MONEY AND AN
II noyance by going TO At ERlIAGH's Reliable sew
Ing Machine Rooms. cor. 9TH aud III sta New Latest
Improved Machines OF all the standard makes. Make
your own selection. sole Agency Tor The Silent New
American No. "A triumph of mechanical e.nius
A most wonderful machine. Simple, silent. ~ IN and
sure Bear in mind that We furnish legal guaraIl-e
for five wears with every machine We sell. Send Tor
testimonials from over 1000 Washington ladies No
drummers. No TWO profits. send Tor catalogue and
pricelist of IL dnereni makes of machines All Kinds
rented, repaired and warranted.
G. AUEkBACh. corner 9Th aud II streets,
Washington, ID. G.
Next door TO Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and la.
Store. jed
II AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE SEWING
IL Machine, We would advise you examine the
celebrated lightrunning and everlasting NEw
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready 10
work. The range OF work done this machine
not he urpassed. A child anage
sold on easy monthly payr--nls. and special dAS
count for cash.
lie try the NEW HOME before Won buy
h. OPPENHEIMER a. BRO,
52S 9Th street northwest
NJ. cloud Buildng.
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine.
Good Machines for rent. by week month Al
kinds repaired myl0
GuPPosE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEys
- Reliable Sewing Machine HOUSE. z2s 9th 81, and
bee the New Automatic White. IL u q little Datsey
New Machines OF al kinda
Renting and Repairing mhl2
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SUMNER RESORTS.

Il JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. A
- Stephenson's Depot y. O.. Virginia openvsyfY
ist June Pamphlets al the star office SS-ssSl
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DENTISTRY.


ii VFfllinp n speclalry. Also Of toothache
without extracting A local anssthetic, used on the
gums alleviates pain OF extrscting Gas gwen spls
CAMUEL l. SCOTT. Dds,
- fifteen years experience an Dentistry. once. DOT
stn.w. Preservation o. the Nssur. Teeth spe-
cialty. oc2z
nR r. n TALBOT, DENTIST. 49, sTH ST.,
IL three DOOR from corner II Dentistry IN AL
It's brancheA Teeth inserted "a per 80 Al WORK
VTyHE s'OTTO' GAS ENGINE REQUIRES no
loss Of time: handing OF fuel and no sshss. fo-
Particular call on ID. BAl4LAUF. Agent. s3l sth
street northwest. where one Can ne sesn IN opera
ton aull3m
M A0N0LTA TOOTH POWDER, FOR BEAUTI,
IVA Gtng end preserving the teeth and gums cu0
IaiIn no6hing iituri0us.. Prepared b Dr. STARR
PA1s0No. benssl corner eth md y 81 A. " frtee
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PROFESSIONAL.

nR WHITE, FOOT SPECIALIST.
ICorns Bunions, Club and Inverted Nails, Vascular
EXcrescences, and all diseases OF the feet at
his Establishment l4l6 Pennsylvania avenue (oppo-
site Wizards Hoiel). DIR. WHITES 18th consecu-
tive year of practice in Washington. baltimore rs
Enlistment. IL North Eutaw ST. Office fee 81 a sit
ting. iylS
MADAME PAWN,
MI MANICURE AND SURG EON CHIRoPODIST
ROOMS AND q, VERNON ROW.
tyS 9s5 Pennsylvania ave
ATRS DIR J. SIcMMES. SURGEON CHIROPO
Nl DIST, MANICURE AND DERMATOLOGIST.
Corns, sof and hard, Bunlons Unframed and Sore
Join Club Ingrowing Nails absolutely cured
without pain blood Hundreds of testimonials OF
the elite Of Washington of remarkable cures. All
should try Mrs. Semmes' method Of curing Bunions
sure. sale and permanent Office: l222 ST., doors
rom 18th. up one flight mills
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmusementS Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE.-"Donna Jua-
nita."
CoMIoUE SUMMER GARDEN.-Variety.
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A PLEASANT WEDDING.-A very pleasant
the residence of j. F. Maupin, in Northeas
Washington. The contracting parties were Mr.
I. Monroe Shelton, of Greene county, Va anC
II. Maupin. Rev. c. T. House, of the Dough-.
Memorial church, officiated. The bride and
groom will spend a few days in the city and
will then settle down at the residence of The
groom in Virginia.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
VIZ Sell R.pa.rSs

We SELL BARcArSs
No (warranted new Msckerei, zoe. doz.; Fec
western shoulders 6irc H.: Best sugar Cured siiot
derS slzc.; New No Mackerei by the biol. only -
Roller Family Flour. only 81 40 n bb..: our 5s,s
oree Tea Is equal ca any Ia the city for 0oc per ~
Saruints soc per dor. boxes far .5c good tsreet
no IN for 5oc Best Green Rio. sc per H. Ext:t
ntonr only ~ 90 per obl; Toasted lo. bs Tor 500
Toasted Rio. &c. per H.; Best Leaf Lard in 5 Ia
Buck only Oh.
desire TO call the attention Of tine trade 90 this IN
voice Of new Mackere
INDIA TEA COMPANY.
AS 9Th ST.. south Washington
7th street cars pass the door anIs
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MALICIOUS TREsPASS.-A dispute between A
u. Hayward and William A. Skinkle about a
patch of Irish potatoes, near castle Garden"
on the Brightwood road ended this morning by
the appointment OF Judge Mills as referee. Both
men claimed the potatoes. 1t was shown that
the land was under the control OF Skinkle and
that Upwards gardener dug the potatoes. The
court held that the gardener was guilty OF ma
seaous trespaSs and imposed q dpe Of SIS.
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To HELP IN THE VIRGINIA CANPAIGN-At
the regular meeting of the jefferson Democratic
association, held last evening, thirteen new
members were admitted. letter from Gov
FitZ Lee was read and a resolution was adopted
expressing the desire OF the association to aid
the democracy of Virginia in the coming CAM
paign and providing for the appointment of a
committee of three to visit Fairfax, Fau-
quler, Loudoun and Alexandria counties to
MAKE arrangements 10 cooperate with the
county clubs Messrs. j. Emmner. ID. Warren
ana Frank Creiger, who were appointed as the
Monday.
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SUMNER WINES
NIRGlNlA CLARET. very fine. % On do-en
nLn LlNfANnI1L (1alsernial, - oo dusen.
DkN or SWIFT CATAwBA, ii go gallon.
arlo ials - 80
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A LOCAL PREACHERS ASsoCIATIoN.-A
meeting of local preachers of the NJ. E. church
was held last evening at the house OF Rev. j. X.
Wright No. 1887 10th street northwest. Rev.
samuel Kramer was elected president, the Rev
J. X Wright, secretary and treasurer; Rev. W.
w. Buck, corresponding secretary. Several
members were elected. Resolutions on the
death of Rev. III. \. Gross were rasSed Dele.
gates VIII he elected at the next meeting to the
National Association. which meets in Brook.
Ign on September 9th
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LOCAL MENTION.



OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. ID. e., August 20, 1885, IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weather
followed in the northern portion by local rains
nearly stationary temperature, variable winds
For Friday, local rains are indicated for New
England and the northern part of the middle
Atlantic states. with nearly stationary temper
ature and slightly warmer fair weather for the
southern part of the middle Atlantic states.
SUMNER WINES, imported, California, vir-
ginia. etc, of all kinds, at Chr. Handlers, No.
Oil 9Th street northwest.
FACE and eyesight fitted, 81. Hempler's, cor AZ.
FUssELL's Ice CREAM shipped anywhere out
Cftown; 1927 New York avenue.
BEFORE purchasing your winter fuel consult
our advertisement and save money. Henry
A Clarke & Son, 933 ST. NV
COKE can now be supplied promptly by the
Washington Gas-light company on receipt Of
orders. s-.--
FINE PHOTOS, Kets Kemethy's, 11O9 Pa. ave.
BOYS BUTToNED SHOES, S1.15, warranted
solid leather. n. StraSburger, No. 900 18th St.,
4 doors above /.
CITY AND DISTRICT
Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HoUSE.-"Donna Jua-
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"A DIAMOND RING SroLEN.-Mr. II. r. Madi
O'Clock this morning he took off a solitaire dia
mond ring worth $50 and laid it on the wash
stand. When he went to look for IL il had dis
appeared. The case was placed in the hands O
Detectives Block and Cox, who arrested James
X. Simms and recovered the ring which was IN
his fob pocket. Simms was washing at The
Stand at the time. He is locked up at the fiftl
precinct. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

EXCURSION RATES TO Cox's SrArIoN-The
passenger department of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad announces that round trir
excursion tickets, good for two days, will be-
sold TO Coxs station, on Pope's Creek line, a,
Saturdays will be good TO return until Monday
Inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

BASE BALL--The Nationals defeated the
NorfolkS at the Capitol Park yesterday by a score
OF To 4. Games in other cities resulted as
follows Providence, 10; Boston, 4. Metropoli-
tan. -; Athletic. U. (only five innings.) Louis
Vile, 4: Cincinnati, ). Detroit, 2; Buffalo g
Chicago, q; ST Louis. 3. Baltimore, 8: Brook
Ign. l. 81. Louis, q; Pittsburg, A. Philadelphia,
4; New York g.
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RUNAWAY Accidental horse attached to a
wagon belonging TO Isaac Levy, and loaded
with WINDOW sit>nes, ran away from in front O
Britton N Gray's new law building on F street
during the thunder storm yesterday afternoon
The window sashes We're scattered along the
street Tor some distance making great din
Edward >. Smith, the driver, attempted to stor
the horse, and was run over. The animal was
finally secured on 9th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-08-20

AN UNFOUNDED RUMOR.-A story has been
telegraphec from Washington that the son of a
wealthy real estate dealer, of this city, has un-
accountedly disappeared, that the young gen.
tfeman had been broOding over the disgrace of
ing the theater and il is feared that he has
committed suicide. These statements are not
true, further than that the relatives of the
young gentleman referred to have become vefy
uneasy on account OF his prolonged absence
from the city. He had no reason to brood over
whipping, as his father never struck him in
his life. There was no difficulty of any kind
between the son and the father or any member
OF his family.
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REQUIRED To GIVE BoNDs.-A respectable
looking young colored woman named Amelia
fryor IN the Police Court to-day charged her
husband, Robert Pryor, with making threats of
personal violence towards her. Amelia stated
ayear She said he met her on the street last
tuesday and struck her. He then said he would
let ner go this time, but the next time he cay hi
her he would make minor case" of her Rob
eff denied the threats charged and said he had
not seen her since last week. when she was in
man. He said he was fined about three wears
ago for whipping his wife. The judge sentenced
MIN 20 give bonds in the sum OF $500 or in de-
= mo HI s..II - = -
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-14
WASHINGTON NOTES.

As passed by the Senate, the Interstate
commerce bill provides that the Commission
be composed Ofnine members, one from each
Judicial Circuit of the United States, who
shall hold Office for six years, except that of
those first appointed. They shall hold Office
two years only, and three others four years
only. Vacancies are to be filed by the
President. Not more than five of the Com
missiOners shall beIOngtO one political par
ty. The duties Of the Commissioners are
defined to exercise the powers and duties
granted by the bill, pertaining to the meth
DDS and regulating the operation of all trans
pOrtatlOn companies engaged IN Interstate
commerce, and to take into consideration
and investigate all the various questions re-
lating to commerce between the States es-
peCialIy in the matter of transportation, so
far as it may be necessary to establish a Just
system of regulations by the government.
The salary of the Commissioners is fixed at
81 800, and they are authorized to appoint
made against a company, it shall have am
pie time to answer the charge, but if the
company shall not satisfy the complaint
within reasonable time, it shall appear that
the charges made are true, and will be as
sessed damages fixed by the Commission.
At the meeting Of the National Board of
Trade, at Washington, Senator Cobb offered
a resolution in regard to the Improvements
on the Column ia river. which was agreed to
unanimously. 1t was the wish of the con-
venJiOn that Congress should pass an act to
suspend the coinage of silver dollars. Also
that department Of commerce and manu-
features should be established by the Gov
eminent
The Secretary Of WarrepOTts that the total
number Of commissioned officers in the or
ganized militia service Of the country is
Z, 81; missioned officers, privates,
ETC., 1897. New York heads the list, Penn
sylvania next and Florida third.
The President gave his annual dinner in
honor of the Justices Of the Supreme Court
on the 4th inst.
President-elect Cleveland has engaged
rooms at the Arlington Hotel, to be taken
March 2.
The public debt decreased Sc. 426, GAG dur
ing January.
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PoLITIcAL - PERsoNAL.::

4 Senator German called on PFesideat-elect
Cleveland and gave him detailed account
Of the arrangements for the inaugural cere-
monies at Washington.
bAIr. Bridges, member Of the Illinois Sen
ate, is so i'll that it is not believed he Will
be again able to appear in his seat.
Mrs. Laura De f. Gordon, of California,
has been admitted to the bar of the United
States Supreme Court.
Editor Conant Of Harper's Weekly has
mysteriOusly disappeared, and his family
are much alarmed.
frankie Roberts, the midget, died at SYRIA
cuse from the effects of a surgical opera
ton.
James K. Jones was elected United States
Senator by the Arkansas Legislature, Jan.
81.
Hon. Wm. Morrison is the Democratic
nominee for U. S. Senator from Illinois.
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Smythe and Wilson had numerous bullet
holes 81 their bodies when GU dovn.


EmJthe and Wilson had numerous bullet
holes In their bodies when cut down.
A terri bic explosion Of gas occurred in
coal mine near Savanna Indian Territory
There were 100 miners working IN the mine
at the time Of the explosion. Three are re-
ported killed outright eighty-nines seriously
burned and fOrty-tWo slightly burned and
killed are JOhn HOusJons William Pax and
Edward Griffith.
When Mrs. Dudley. the eracl-brained
woman who shot O'DOnovan -ROssa was
taken before the police judge, she refused to
answer whether she was guilty OF not gull
ty, and was remanded back to Jail to await
the result of ROssa's injury.
A DISASTROUS wreck occurred on the Read
ing r. r. at GreenVille, n. J.. on the 3Oth
Seventy passengers were on board. A long
list were seriously injured, but strange to
say, no one was killed outright.
A broken rail threw a St. Paul train
from the track near New Hampshire, Iowa,
seriously injuring six passengers, who were
taken to Charles City for medical attention.
A mob of citizens visited the Jail at
Franklin, Tex, demanded the keys, and
took therefrOm Ben aWkins, a cOlOred
murderer, and hanged him to a tree.
J. L. Lockard, a prominent merchant of
AVondale, o., who was closed BY the Sheriff
last week, committed suicide by cutting
his throat with a butcher knife.
The principal of a Chicago school horse
whipped one of his pupils for a slight mis-
demeanOr and almost killed him. The
principal was arrested.
Rough on Rats" got into the sugar in an
Omaha clearinghouse, and % persons
were poisoned.
The wholesale drug stock Of J. J. Burd-
sail & Co., Cincinnati, was damaged $40, 600
by FIRE.
81 A shock of earthquake was felt at several
towns in Westchester county, New York.
Mrs.J M. Peal, a Louisville school
teacher, was burned to death.
The village Of Battle Lake, Mimi, was de-
strOyed by fire on the 9Th inst.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-14

The Manchester Chamber 81 Commerce
learns that POrtue- has annexed both
banks Ct the Congo aFer.
Extremely cold er prevails through
put Ontario, the tenn .ture ranging from
zero to so degrees belsEs
Officials at Chelsza hospital, London,
deny that Hrs. Dudes vas ever employed
at that institution.
s BarFister Adams Of London has brought
q direct action Tor libel against Lord Chief
Justice Colerdge.
Sir Charles Wilson IS in command of
Stewards forces, the general being quite Sc
EiOusly wounded
A rich widow Of st. Roches, Canada, and
u years Of age has married her coachman,
youth Of 1S.
Extra editions Of the London papers con
tanning an accounts q the shooting 81 Rosa,
sold like YEild-hre.
Itis learned In London that AI1s. Dudley,
before lasVing England. once attempted 70
commit suicide.
Omcial dispatches received at Paris an
nouuee the virtual suppression of the revolt