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been elected vice president. Both nre rad
icals.
When Joseph Koassa, n cutter, returned
TO his home in Chicago a terrible sight met
his ewes. The bodies OF his vile Antonln
and his thirteen months old chlld were
dangling from the transOm OF the BED roo'"
door, suspended by pieces OF shawl straps.
The dead woman was Il native oil SANohN
and twenty.iour years old and insane
James Howard, aged t~hirty-fve years,
was taken from the jail at TtNacarna,
Texas, by a masked mob and hanged to a
railroad trestle. Howard was arrested
on a warrant sworn out by ms nlolheI-
in.law, Mrs. WinChew, charging him with
mnltreating his wife, who is scarcely four
teen wears old. Howard and his wife were
married last July.
Mai. Nathaniel f. Hurd died at his
home in Mount Clair, n. }. He served on
the staff OF Gen. John Montgomery III the
second war with Great Britain.
At Chicago Judge Gresham appointed
Judge Cooley OF Michigan to be receiver Of
the Wabash.
Charles E.. Pilgrim, the new ''boy preach
err" is said to be lust sweet sixteen. He
lives in Philadelphia.
The jury in the case OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Baker, tried for the murder OF old Mrs.
Susannah Prescott OF GrOtOn, was filed.
Baker is adjudged not guilty, while Mrs.
Baker is found guilty Of murder in the sec
ond degree.
1t is stated that the Russian government
has sent a telegram to Prince LabanOfl,
the Russian ambassador at Vienna, refus-
ing to cOu%ntenanCe the candidacy OF
Prince Ferdinand for the throne OF Bulga-
ria. The Bulgarian d~eputation has arrived
at Berlin.
The Irish nation says the landlords have
driven the government to inaugurate a
policy Of plumber and outrage which in
sures it's early downfall. The government
has decided to proceed against all concern
ed in the plan OF campaign, " on q charge
Of conspiracy. Summons have been issued
on Dillon O'Brien and fOUr other common
ers. The cases will be tried before a Dub
lin commission in January. tits reported
that the Dublin police have been instructed
to arrest campaign leaders everywhere.
Commoner Carew abandoned his intention
OF receiving rents at Bailey Hounis, learn,
ing that he was being watched by the po-
lice.
Robert Lowry, son OF the governor Of
Mississippi, and w. II. Louderback Of
Pennsylvania, fought in a private box at
the Masonic theatre Louisville, KY, and
the latter was knocked down before they
could be separated. They were q commit
tee from the medical school to present
Miss Florence Bindley, the actress, a floral
design. Lowry made the presentation
speech, and if said to have failed to men
ton Louderback's name as being on the
committee. This angered the Pennsylvan-
ian, and he demanded PREPARATION, with
the above result.
The will OF Mrs. Jane WHEELER, the old
woman who was recently murdered at
Cleveland, and whose aged husband was
arrested for the crime, was offered for pro-
bate at that place. The estate is valued
at $4,000 to $500, 600 and the greater
part OF it is left to u nephew, Thomas E.
, .haw OF Birmingham, England.
Mrs. Langtry's ten weeks time this year
have Melted her $32, 600, and the season is
not half over.
DR.. Wigginton, superintendent OF the
Oshkosh, Wis, insane hospital, notified
the authorities OF Wausau that George W.
Thayer, who killed I. j. Beals two years
ago, is now fully recovered, and arrange
ments have been made to take Thayer
away, to be placed in the custody of the
court to determine what disposition shall
be made OF him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton Fish gave a re.
ception or the occasion OF the fiftieth an
niyersary OF their marriage. The couple
have seven children and seventeen grand
children. All of them were present except
one OF the %grandsons.
Andrew Keuhn was appointed postmas.
ter at Arlington, Kingsbury county, OAK,
vice Jas. +. Squirting, resigned,
At st. Louis, Mrs. Juliet Cunningham,
who was seriously injured by humping from
q street car OF the Peoples line, which was
| in i'm Fnipnnf LANCER nf cnIlidino With m rai1
road train, was awarded the unusually
large sum OF $25, 600 damages.
As the Salt Lake express on the Denver
& Rio Grande railroad was rounding a
curve on the approach to the bridge across
the Gunnison river the engine struck q COW
lying ON the track, and was derailed, tum-
bling over and over into the river below.
Engineer Welch and Fireman Mcconnell
were instantly killed.
A glance at the annual report OF Quarter
master General Holabird shows the total
expenditure by the quartermaster's de.
partment OF the United States army dur
ing the past year TO nave been $40, 2S3,-
9S0.31; transportation was furnished for
236,1S0 persons; 160, 1872 tons Of stores
and 1907 horses and mules at a cost oil
$1,579,453.5S; j PSI cavalry and artillery
horses were purchased at an average OF
$141.24: and 563 mules costing $685. 90
each; sos horses and 500 mules, hay
ing passed the period OF their usefulness,
were sold, realizing the sum OF $51, 006. so.
There were remaining in service at the
close OF the year 9,063 horses, 5,493
mules and 6 oxen.
The government receipts so far this
month are q little over s l6, 900. 900, an
average OF nearly 81, O00, 900 a day. The
expenditures during tho same time aggre.
gated $4,000, 900, or 81, 90, 900 less than
the receipts.
Congressman Hit OF Illinois FIVE year,
ago vas stenographer for a house commit
ties, but he married a woman with cash
and he entered the political arena.
Senator Dolph offered an amendment te