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The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
trOm B. 4 O. s,tntion.

For Batlmore-5, $50, GAO, 73O, $3.50 and 1905
a. M 1910 12) 3:l5, $3.50, 1870, i;iO, 5:iO,
GAO, z s:2j and II p m; p m. Sunday
only; $40 daily except sunday.
For Annapolis-Gl0 (Sundays $3.50 q. m. and
$40 p. M; 1910 and l30 y. IN.
For Point OF Rocks, FredCrlck-SI0 q. m; fi0
p. m. except Sunday.
For Iarpor's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$40 a. m. and 1910 pm.
For Gaithorsburg- g-l00j d. m; 1899 ana li:10
y, m.
For Hagerstown-5:30 p m.
For ChCago-l0 a. m, 1910 y. m.
For Pittsburg-10 10 n. m, Sbj y. m.
For New orleans (eypress)-l0 a. m.
For Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Lons-}:3O
and 1910 %. IN.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
At Is. 4 d. station.

From Baltlmore-1e $50, $40, $50, $3.50, 1o.35
and 1l:15 a. M; 1850 Sunday 1915 p. M,
$40, d:30, 5:l0, 5:25, 6:35, 8, s:i5 and 10 p. IN.
From Annapolis-S:30 a. m. Sunday 1876 u.
land G'35, p. m.l, l:5O and 5:2j ?. m.
From Frederick-s:25 a. M; G:30 and S:l7 p m.
From IIarper's Ferry and Shenandoah Valley
$3.50 II. M, and $50 p. m.
From Gaithersburg-S:25 $3.50, il:S0, a. m; 1855,
d:15, $50 and s17 n. m.
From Hagerstown-9:53 a. m. and $3.50 and
sl1 y. m.
From Chicago and Pttsburg-7:20 a. m. and
$3.50 p. IN.
From New Oreans-lO30 p. m.
From Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
610 a. m. and 1:l5 p. N.
RACES at Ivy City tomorrow. First race,
2:45 class (trotters aud pacers); second race
(running), three-quarter mile heats. Admis-
sion fifty cents, ladies free.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
Commissioners
Unprecedented Attraction!
Over quarter Million Distributed!
Louisiana State Lottery Co.

Incorporated in 1868 for 25 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-with Capital of 0oO,00O-to
been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote Its fran
. chise was made a part of the present state
Constitution adopted December 2, A. d. 1879.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings will take
place monthly. IL Never Scales or Postpones.
Look at the following Distribution:
Grand Monthly Drawing, at the Acad-
emy OF Music, New orleans, TUESDAY, Aug!
ust 10, 1886.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

Thermometer readings for July %, 1885;
q, M, ca; a, M, $50; II a. m., 500.
July ~; Mean temperature, 66o; maximum,
74e; minimum, Gl'; mean relative humid.
tty, Sc; total precipitation, l.G3 inches.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
N1e:ropoIitan Road Officers.

At the meeting OF tue directors of the
Metropolitan Railroad Company yesterday
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year; George w. Pierson, presi-
dent; a, A.Wilson, vlcepresdent; William
W. Moore, secretary and treasurer; Lloyd
W. Emmart, superintendent.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Petroleum.

Petroleum.
B. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OIL quotations:
Closed yesterday, 652; opened to-day, 65g;
highest, G6; lowest, 65i; 2:15 p. m, 6G.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j..
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and streets:
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
"IsIdcrney Dairy wagons

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In 4 lb. "Ward'
prints, 35c. per ID. Also cottage cheese
bnttermilk and sweet milk, &C. per -qt.
Cream, l5c. per pit.
Immaculate and rich Is the whlteness
OF linen rinsed with American Ball-Blue, 1t
is absolutely pure and free from poisonous
Ingredients.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
[KssI,|B

I'VE do HEREBY eernty mat zoe superose Msa~.
rdnQenents for all ne Monthly and Quarter
" DraICings Of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company and In person manage and control The
Quoted NTH honesty, fairness and In good Jaith
to1Ddrd all parties and lDe authorize Ms Com
pdny 10 use this cerH fcdte, NTH fdc-si,niles OF
our H0natures attached. In ts adUsrttsepsents."
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

Free from frasd-Red Star Cough
Cure, Socialists certify to this fact. rs
cents.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
uNDERTAKeRS.

w IL. sPEARE,
u N ID Fl r. II A k II r
9iO street Northwest,
Everything strictly irstcass and on tho
most reasonable terms. Camp Chairs To hire
for all OCCasions)
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

Athletes, when In training, always use
st. Jacobs Oil. 1t makes the muscles
flexible.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

UGUsT BURGDoRF,
N FURNISHING UNDERTAKEN,
No. 3i6 Penna. ave. n. W., bot. Sd and ~ sts
EVERYTHING tirst-class.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths, in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.

1867 Prizes amounting 10 s265,5O0
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only to the Office of the Company in
New Orleans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money orders or New York Exchange In ord-
nary letter. Currency invariably by Express
at our expense addressed
NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
The Washington critic., 1886-07-22

Delivered TO Any Par OF Washington
or Georgetown.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

II tel ft iuS y1ilr p.skci fa0k
Ga sas4 lltlig f...asill daE
yls alI q ctauil.ef mad
ffcst is,sU eI1 llel.ilt h.zzs
a fhrH 5 anstalnt sos oaut
af- uI & Ifltt rtu
t.t ie l1t Il st.fsA iEfklu
ANS I.. s. 't4Ir iA
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
WORSE AND WORSE
Damaging Testimony Given
Against Lady Campbell
WHAT PIEPIAG TON" WITNESSED.
: Startling Scene IN the Dining Room
The Oose and LSar Campbell al
the portsst ffoiei-RacY les
timonI

L0sDos. Dec Z-The hearing ia the
Campbell divorce ease Was resumed today
Tie drst witness called aas q waiter IA ghe
Puiaeet Hotel named CalNnsnam. lie
sisted THAI 81 one time be waited on q lady
and gentleman Hho stayed IN "a private
Room al the hotel from Saturday until Mon
day Witness identified Lady Camnhell
and The Duke OF Marlborough ia the court
room ~ the parties on whom lie attended
NnupLr.es DelaFOcho. q servant 40 the
Camuoeli mansion ia l.s2 testified lhA.
Lady Campbell told him on no account to
announce either Chief shaw or fhe Duke OF
Marlborough III the hearing 0i L0ri Colin
Campbell Witness had frequently show n
The Duke OF Marlborouga into the
drawing room and once saw MS grace and
Lady ampbel on = settee Ills grace s
ARIA va. behind her iadysaip, bat witness
would not swear that the Duke arm vas
1u her ladyships waist. When witness
entered tb- room her iadyship rose and
seemed hurried while the Duke Of Mari
borough appeared excited. Witness. on
another occasion. saw Chief Shaw and Lady
Colin ampbeli together on the -ettee.
Chief shaw arm was in the same position
as The Duke OF Narlb0rOughs.
- ftl4ls al0O q servant III Ailt 1ulttil
mansion ia i,s2 was the next witness and
testified that he once carried tea 20 the
drawing room and found the door locked.
and bat BE returned in few minutes and
found 10 open The Duke Of Marlborough
and Lady Campbell were sitting on the sofa,
the cushions were disarTangei and her
iadyship's face was flushed
The Duke of Marlborough was present in
court throughout tOdav's proceedings. He
brought with him his private secretary,
who also remained until the ADJOURNMENT
and took c0piOus notes of the trial. Some Of
the testimony gwen by witnesses Tor the
defense afforded the Duke much merriment.
and he several times allowed MS almost
continuous smile TO develop into paroxysm
of laughter
Capt Shaw was present during the tesfi-
mony of the Servant O'Ncill, who sw0re
that on the occasion Of one of Capt. Shaw $
visits 10 Lady Colin Campbell, he peepei
through the key hole of the drawing room
door and saw Capt. Shaw and Lady Colin
Campbell lying together on the foo. The
testimony OF this witness made profound
impression upon the court. and created a
sensation among the auditors.
Attorney General Russell subjected o.
Nein 10 rigid cross examination, bu'
failed 10 induce the witness to depart from
his statements or IN anyway TO impair the
strength and straight fOrwariness Of his
story. The case IS expected 10 last four
DAYS LONGER
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
INClTlNG TO RIOT.
The Defendant Grattkau Testiles i'm His
Own Behalf

OWN fbtnhu.
MILwAUKEE, Dec. 2-ln the trial - Paul
Grattkau, for melting 70 riot. the defendant
testified in his own behalf today He
asserted that on his speech AZ Milwaukee
Garden he had exerted his eloguence t.
keep the men Off the streets, and away from
saloons and to avoid all possible conflicts
with the authorities. 10 defend all property
and in every conceivable way propagate
peaceable settlements of existing difficulties.
ON cross examination, the defendant
was made 10 admit that
Immediately previous 20 the
rOts he had absolute control of the labor
movements here. that al reports relating 10
them were submitted 20 him and acted
upon. and that he had knowledge of the
first riot before he made his speech After
Grattkau several carpenters ami socialists
graced the witness stand and they Also tes-
titled that bis two speeches had been any
thing bat inclt.ny 10 riot. They cOrr0bor
atei MS version IN every detail and fEe inn
preston was created. which was afterwards
nearly subTanfiated by one witness. that
their testimony was manufactured Mrs.
Captain Black all dar long occupied seat
next to the wife of defendant MOessenger
aIG seemed somew. .at agitafed when she
saw her husband confronted by numerous
adverse rulings )f the court.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
DASHED TO DEATH
The Terrible Experience OF q
Steamship ar Sea.
SIX KILLED AID Twenty WOUNDED.
Waves Dash Over an Ocean Steamer
They Smash in Her Bow
Passengers and Sea
men Killed.

Nav YoHg Dec. THE steamship West
erlald, which arrived from Antwerp this
morning, e1leri eacel very heavy weather.
On November q the vessel encountered
= violent hurricane, huge sea broke over
The Bows, staying IN tAe turtle-back and
killing two steerage passengers ana four
seamen The passengers killed were Max
Frank and Gabriel liVadlri
Two tremendous seas then struck the ves-
Sci o. though a mere 10Y. The waves broke
over the deck there were awful shneks "a
distress. and the vessel was Tor q
moment submerged When the
Hood had passed panic prevailed. The
thick iron beams and plates OF the turtle
back were broke and underneath he wreck
age was distressing sight The shock
killed four Belgians outright, they were
crushed Ia a shocking manner. Near them
were two other passengers fatally injured.
and scattered about the decks We're az least
twenty more persons more or less hurt
some very seriously. No more waves came
on board.
That night the bodies of the four dead
sailors were given sailors burais. The
next day TWO the passengers died and they
TOO were buried a. sea IL is believed that
the other injured persons will recover
verytAing possible has been done Tor their
eonf.-t
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
THE COMING SENATOR
a Man Who Knows AL About
II Tells AL he Knows.
COLONEL sl0cEBaIlGE MUST EIn.
Charley watkins Making the Air
Breezy With Fnx0erala wind 20
neip Mcmillan - ftx6erald
Osec as q CEts-ps~.

pretty wellknown Republican OF Tie
western pari pi tAs State vas iu lhs oty
yesterday. and as he oAanoes io know q
thing or two about ihe senatorial situation.
HE IfIEukAN HFla4u drew from him q
lev points hs said ihs most unloqely
feature ~ tht situation was tlt movement
begun in ilis ciis O. lislts fle kepablioal
choice ui thf western par oi fhe State ana
chance ihe loss oi t4e h.E political prize
ailcl n bad bocu Vul fof us ln ils canal-
eA., oi '"i. frall cloctbuale uf hAla
ma1ao.
bli con sou reeari Nr fl1senli a.
q man Who ~ella honor the position 49,
el tlt reporter
lie certainly .s hralny. pushing tel
inN. ht ars eerel well tlIlIet faT
TIE place though nn maut rn inan Dr.
nr 80. Slri1et hui flt worst ui t
D.. De Las entered Tie field teo lais and the
only effect ui iIs candidacy Will he 10
weaken @,uoAerlEt io whatever tie aseree
oi hls following al1 ihtrths ilus luta TIE
lauas ei NcMllau ol some Easiern .andi-
dale. NJ i.igferaId candidacy. however.
ls serious In uo other respect lht claim
De friends make that lt has tae fifl nis-
uio SOLID is absurd iit lasU f0f 60 and
can't eei d. Ni course Nj lif4NsIaif is
not DenF use1 a. Mcmillan q oaf. spa ~
knowingly iof le is Goo h.lh.ulIHiel Tor
that bli that's whH. he is doing Iasi ihe
same Why Charley Watkins makes the
ar breezy around here Wlfl iiesorald
WIND. blt bee sllps down g. Detroit and holds
conferences nith McNiliau ano lis friends
BATES. Secretary of The eslf tamMiiies.
Tom Apologize 81 Adrian N Mc-
lrtarN oi llut and others Down n las
boois bee l'f HcNllau. anl thinks tals
B i1nrftll work 90, fesi service ne cau
render aud bee f.Eli abalt 81
lui won ,st,Aeaa - something Oi
hruft
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
STEALING FROM THE MAILS.
Albert II. EIwood. q. X & l. Rout
Agent Confesses 10 Stealing over $ Is 600

Albert II. EIwood. d. X & J. Route
Agent Confesses 10 Stealing over 81 600.
During the past SIX months somebody q
has been iamperins with the msiis be' weea
here and Cincinnati Registered letters
have been opened and portions of their
m0neyed contents spirited away Conn
plaints of this kind finally became suG-
cientiy numerous % warrant a. iuvestlea-
ti0u AT first d wac considered tn:i i.f
trouble lay either % fhn Grand Rapids co.
Cincinnati posto1ces, but ciIrcnf wors tF
skilled government in.pf rfrr7 leu.d
detect no Irregularities iu esther Cfiee.
Their next move vf- 90 Initiate au eslIou-
age upon tie postal clerk. hlDfrf II IL
wood. II silver Creek iud. vbo "a. hern
the government rou aerr' between cin-
cinr.u and fnI' c.fv. over tae q. = 4 J..
Tor the past folr years. The work has be'n
pursuel with unfem. tilg fisar auc ycsffr
formally arrested and inearcfrafed
Me.srs F r. basseu an George
j. Kidier. government ir-Tectnr
~ Cbicsso adopted ihe 1850 ~ dfc.v Iff-
Ter, less We6r e.d8y er3 eooompsr ed ile
train which rarol them and tie tfnh.1
ug route agent o. fn-e r.fv HHfr FL
weoI ertcrei goo Uafellee beff 81 mafe
tis report Inspector Eatsef mo' lu .HI
requested fh8t te siaf irf9 i9stmfe er
5 airs Office rtIea D. di Ihf ufn Ht.
tneu charged WITH ees fne rouef fror
Registered letters far fne feears lia.aiF
showed lirt fHrt .ss nof ft uffe. Wild.
ana past ~ zoe nIerfr vas coar from them
an8 restitution of tfe HsaH ifwar3ff
wood compiled snd err rferfn1 Jip lsrr
49, az. which hs9 been aseod 1 sn enre
oro and BIZ uei ~ thr inner 10 NJ hIs uN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
Trouble in me ~Merehant traveller"

CHIcAGo. Dec There "a trouble in the
office Of the Merchant Traae'er. an organ for
the festive drummer Charles Gentle who
is interested with Antony J. Gssswein in
It's publication. complains, IN a iong bill in
the Superior Court. that Gesswein. VINO is
the business manager. has been handling
the cash and compelling Gentle 10 pay
COMPOSITION bills our OF his own pocket.
As GessweIn threatened 70 - 20 New York
and establish the paper there il Gentle
should 20 into the courts. Judge Garnett
restrained him from. doing by an iniunc-
lion. aud appointed Henry q Thompson
as receiver % settle the firms difficulties.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

ATLANTA. Ca. Dsc. John Foster, a
citizen of Jackson Mich, will probably be
detained in Georgia for some time 20 come.
When he hrs. came Co Atlanta be took
great interest in the LABOR question. From
,ere be- went % Campbell county. where be
tid lively business organizing knights of
LABOR hodges among the cCl0rel people.
collecting ia each instance s.. He appeared
at the house of James Robinson. col0red.
and while his host wa out drumming up d
crowd, Foster pocketed q tne watch and
other vaiuabies. When arrested he ac-
k1owied.ei the theft gave up the articles
md s NOW In -sll
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
WEST GRAND RAPIDS.
More VI Misfortune for the Unfortunate Brocl
Family.

Family.
Mrs John Brock, of Jackson-st.. whose
husband is now serving ninety days sen
tence in the county jsil for assaulting q
neighbor last Sprirg, yesterday received a
telegram stating that her son Max, boy
about II years Of age lost one Of his legs 10y
being run over by the cars at Amelia
Florida A reporter visited the house last
evening and found Mrs Brock with FIVE
helpless lttle children around her, and
when asked concerning the boy she broke
into tears ana Told a very piiiul story
about tie shameful manner in which her
neighbors have been using herself ami family
since her husband vas sent 10 jail he
saws The boy was driven from home by
the neighbOr- rs they always abuse him
When he came near the house, and
threatened him until he left home from
fear Cf bodily injury M their hands The
boy h2du been heard from since lesving <
home few months since until the sal
news was received Yesterday Az the time
OF the accident the boy was trying 70 beat
his way back home. Mrs. Brock accuses a
woman named karasence living on fhe 0p-
p0sitc side of the street, OF beng particular
y offensive. Last Sunday she saw Mrs.
Brock going 10 church. whcfeupOn she in
struc,ei some children 90 whip the Brock
children If they venturoG out on the stree,
which they did. The lady in question was
eeen. bar as she couldn speas English her
side Of the story could not be learned. The
reporter called on several oi the neghhors
and o few denied the charges made by Mrs.
Brock. while others cOT0bOra'ed her state
neuts
The funeral OF John b Hogsaonc. of
Walker occurred ram the family residence
Yesterday afternoon The floral offerings
were very numerous and handsome. one
wreath was presented by tie nephews and
niecos ~ tlc deceased. bearing The words.
"a 1cle John" The remains were lollowed
o. their last resting place al Greenwood hv
q large number of friends and relatives.
1 The old residents dii not turn oui very
largely owing 90 the cOldness of The atn0s-
ghese
At the les; meeting of TIE Eoval Ten
| Jays ~ Temperance. two leaders were
tf.. .c1 Mrs. Dr Hoske1 and + ~ Barn-
ari. They viii irv hard ~ zee winch eida
can secure the most members before fas
/ flr-f ~ January. VIXEN tNe winning sidg
vll 'east 81 tue si,ei4-e of the ioser..
Tlc-eel.sh rac.stvs sueT hsii on Wr'
! IiFisi1I--r nII o. ss.l1afeo THIS erfllF &
$40 excellent Trorramme has hfer a~-snr-
ej f.e musical PAR ~ which wli he re1d-
erred ty tlf aesf "a laf iu ihe Ctr
lahn ink who recently deserted l's
viie Ias been heard from hy hi' ZEE 'cia'e'
I'D I+rsirs shop lie ASKED about be Sam
fy end af fe boys Pc vas a. w9rs ga
Io.elo. Dli0 tae home of ms parents
a youth uaf ~ Warten. s0n If D -
War.e4. ef Bnrerv arfh ave- carses CON.
-ttrat ro4he ~ taxing rInzs ef-
anr ir~ s parents an1 selling ftem
( rrt.rr r. ..a rfrf OIL 90 ~ outside rsrficr
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
REFORMER5 SNUBgED
Horizontal Morrison Ha-a Chance to &c;
Back a. Abe Hewiit

NEw YORK. Dec 2.-Ihe feauaercin ~
fafs~ this afternoon said. The dinner
which the Brooklyn Revenue Reform Ciu5
gives 81 Everett Hall This evening wa. or.--
uaily intended 'o be q complinea arg afls r
to f0ngre-sman Morrison. of Illinois. the
champion of hc-zarai tariff reduction.
Ils letter of vitafion Hfs sent % til. 81 lr-
r.eou about week ago. He has written q
reply positively declining t0 AZ. epi amy
Cnurres from the HraakIyu auI New
lors Ret1. wers, ora fhe ground that 4ae Of
Their number fongre. man ana Mayor
elect Hewitt ha. made oiffer and ar-.fn1-
rious assaults upon hn and none of t1e
local Ref frmers have irterr.sel i1 his fe-
ieuss. c9ns'l 4enflv the Haf1-1s-s vil -it
down tonight without fae'~ guest Nr
Morrison reply has created no litfIa sen-
ss1on among the members sui friends Of
tne club
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

OswEoo. Dec. The schooner reported
ashore Mexico bay proves a. be The An
adue, Captain Mckay, bound for this port
from Toronto. She lost her main mast
last night when o. the harbor. and dril,ed
down the lake until four O'Clock this morn
ing. when she went ashore The Captain was
wsshei overheard and drowned. aud Two Il
the crew frozen 20 death. The remaining
three % the crew were rescued from tie
rigging bat were 50 seriously frozen that
their recovery Is doubtful All of tie crew
hailed from Toronto. Tie Anadne has
gone 70 pieces Size was an old vessel, val
ued AT $3.50 and loaded with
90 bushels Of barley. uninsured
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

Cat-Aso, Dec Theodore Mize. the
confidential Dookkeeper and cashier for
Miner T. Ames. the millionaire coal dealer,
IS said 20 be defaulter 10 the extent OF
some 10000. 1he abstraction OF funds
has been g0.ny on for over dozen yeas.
Mr. Ames being entirely unsuspiciOus until
about A weee< ago. when be returned from
a trip % Europe and noticed that something
was wrong \ hasty examination con-
WINGED him that large sums were missing.
tie taxed Mize with misappropriatiOn, and
threatened 20 engage experts 20 examine
the books. Mize pleaded for mercy and
promised restitution.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

BrrrA1o. Dec The steamer Nashua
arrived this morning. and the Captain re-
ported dropping her tow. comprising the
barges Potomac Naught and Parsons, when
above Long Point. Tugs were sent out.
and shortly before noon he Potomac was
brought ID. The Naughi was tOWed in be
fore o clock and the Parsons was anchored
q short way up The lake. heavy sea IS
running making II EeIt 20 impossible for
even tugs 10 make heaaway against u.
Captain Hamilton, master Of the steamer
Nashua. says The storm Of yesterday was
the worst he ever vas in
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
Scarlet Fever Epidemic.

FRAHElIN, Pa. Dec. Owing to the
prevalence Of scarlet fever in sugar Creek
township, this county, the public schools
have been closed, and the pastors of the
several churches have given nOfice that 20
preaching or Sunday school services Will
be lold until the epidemic has aDaied.
Deaths among the sick children are of al
most daily occurrence. Over eight hundred
cases have been reported, eisn. OF them be
ing discovered today.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
tUMPEO TO DEATH.

a DsfrD.t Nsa sprinss from ths Cars AZ
Arr trtot ana - Killed
tch uec. % A man supposed
- q o-se W Hoffman OF this city
fnr-f f-ra "a moving train % Ann Ar
81. tstf rtr. lut strlck ON his head.
rals-.'.rn.s skliL He was removed %
s.Lt.s n1,ei ehers it s. Pr3.ape he vii
aIe -1-.g ,as evening. ae lad The al
g. - .ans. otrackoein. BOOK keeper Tor
.N..s brewery ul h.s person, which
-.-..ls.ia Sd. De gave Co H1f uAn recent
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
a Cnld Dnr IN Mashinrtnn.

WAsHlNcrov, Dec. "A bitter cold snap
struck Washington early this morning. At
= a. IN. the mercury stood seventeen degrees
above zero and has varied but little all day.
The cold wave felt here today extends gen
orally west 10 the Rocky Mountains from
tie lakes TO the gulf and eastward 10 the
coast Signal service people say it Will last
several days yet on the coast.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
4 TsRRlsLE DISASTER.
over Thirty Msa killed Ia ga English
Mi8.

Lospos Dec "A terrible mining sccl-
dent occurred today 10 lemore colhery ~
Durham Tie miners composing the day
.Alll hai jas. descended 90 begin their work
when an explosion 90 ire damp occurred.
lhlrY corlsea have fnas Tar been taken
.r1m thr pl ls IS believed that number
~ ether. persisted and taa- many have best
uiore or less iu Iur-d. 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03

PARIS Dec 2.-The story circulated here
today that the French transport steamer
Chanderragon, with ], 200 troops on board.
had foundcred in the Mediterranean and
that all hands were lost is denied by the
Minister Of Marine, who is in recent of
late dispatches from Algiers 10 be wholly
useless
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
Grinding Them Down.

ST. CLAiRr Pa. Dec. The Reading
Railroad Compaay's repair men Of this sec
ton today received notice that from Dec.
a reduction of two cents per hour will take
effect In their wages, making e reduction
from 81 2o 20 81 -. The men can only
work about nine hocrs a day during the
Winter season. A .air AVERAGE makes their
wazcs ninety nine cents a day
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-03
Another wreck.

WArFRgoWH. N.Y., Dec. An unknown
schooner is ashore OFT Stoney Greek, about
three and half miles from Woodville. She
lies on the rocks with waves breaking over
her and Is rapidly going to pieces Three
men and Z woman are on board The life
saving crew from Big sandy station have
gone 10 attempt their rescue.