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Fireman I,,,I.,i.

DERroIr, Mich, Nov "a special TO
ne Erobug Journal from Fast Saginaw
says This morning about $50 o'clock
fearful accident occurred at Saginaw City,
10y which one man lost his life and 1.-Two
others were dangerously injured. A large,
empty wagon was left standing In tho
middle 81 the street last night, and when
hose cart No. I, with six hrcmcn, dnshcd
along in response 10 an alarm. collision
took place, throwing the nrcmcn OIL tho
cart, which. falling on tor, crushed all
more ~ loss la a terrible manner. Henry
Jordan, aged thirty, was injured ~ ~.
ycrcly that be Il expected 10 die today.
len harrington had both legs broken aud
h bruised all over. Thomas Trahan was
badly hurt about the head and shoulders;
Robert Hudson, ON the hip aud legs. and
Foreman William Pondon, right lex IN
iufcd.
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The Helena, Tupclo & Decatur Railroad

'fNNa"h hasAaANh w AAN hlfNAAs
OXFORD, Miss, Nov. 3.-The corps Of
surveyors under Mr.. Moon, who are max
ing the preliminary survey Of the Helena,
Tupelo & Decatur Railroad, are now within
seven miles OF this place and will arrive
here early next week. They have been
moving rapidly since leaving Sardis, cross
ing Tallahatchie River at the mouth OF
Clear Creek, running up the latter stream
10 Stower's Mil, thence east. The sur
veyors report they have found no obsta-
Giles TO prevent cheap construction of the
road, and no grading Of any conseq
since leaving Helena. The distance from
Helena to Sardis is iorty-six miles, TO
Clear Creek tiity-eight miles. This will
make the distance from Helena 10 Oxford
about seventy miles. The course the road
will take through the county will be emf
nently satisfactory TO ninc-tenths OF the
people, and 1t is thought the citizens will
be united in their efforts TO secure the
road.
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. u,,I,oas ,otII,,ou.

ToLrpo. o., Nov. 3.-1hc noHh.hound
Michigan Central train, which lett here at
q o'clock for Detroit. collided with pony
engine Ut Air Line Junction, In the suburbs
Of the city. Roth engines aud the front
end Of the baggage car wcir wrecked. aud
the following persons injured. Charles
Madison, yard brakeman, leg broken;
George Either, engineer Of pony, head cut
with glass, George Simmcfman, pony con-
ductor, foot hurt; James y. Scott, passen-
ger engineer. loapcd from the engine and
sustained severe bruises; Robert Jackson.
passenger, residence Detroit, two ribs
broken.
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He WON'T BE TAKEN.
An Aged Man Keeps onicors OF the
Law az BAY.


JrFTERsoNviLLE, Ind, Nov. Alarmed
with two shotguns. two reyolyer and UNI
limited ammunition, old Harrison Hogan,
the terror Of this part Of the State, keep,
two deputy sherils at bay for several
hour last Thursday, aud, according to the
latest reports. is still holding his own.
Hogan, who is over seventy year old, has
been nj war with the officers Of the law
for several years, the trouble originating
In divorce suit which his wife entered
against him. lie has refused 10 obey the
orders Of the court and deiies all efforts 10
arrest him. On THURSDAY last Deputy
Shcrhs Linck and Howell. Disgusting
themselves ~ hunters, decided 20 make
another attempt 20 capture the old man.
They went 10 Bull Greek, on which Hogan
has a shanty boat, aud endcayofcd TO lure
him out by questioning him about the
hunting in the ncighborhood. Hogan
was on the alert, however, and when the
officers approached too near 10 his floating
castle he opened fire on them with shot
guns and rcvolycrs. The deputies re-
turned the fire, the battle raging until
their ammunition was exhausted. when
the officers rctfcatod. Hogan declares that
he will not bc taken alive, aud ~ the pco-
pie In ihe vicinity are afraid Of him, there
Il little likelihood that lac will bc.cap;urcd
except by an extended siege.
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CmcAoo. ILL.,, Now 3-Owing 10 the
complicated nature Of the litigation and
the similarity oinamcs Of the John u.
JeiIry Printing Company and the Jcncry
Printing Company, certain inaccuracies
crcp, into the decision Of Judge Tulcy, In
the case Of the J. W. Butler Paper Com
pany against the John 7. JciIcry Printing
Company, sent In these dispatches on the
night Of the 81 ulL The text OF the
judges finding, 10 Ear as Il relates 10 the
Je1cry Printing Company, was as follows.
when the supplemental bill was fled Ia
this case, the Jencry Printing Company
had carried on business for ten months,
making new creditors, and some Of IL
stock bad passed into the hands Of limo
zen parties. These creditors and new
stockholders have acquired rights based
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the contents OF Emperor Frcderick's diary.
II also reyiyes the anti English feeling
which prevailed in the Prussian camp dur
ing the Fnnco.Gcrman war. 1t appears,
though brought into considerable notoricty
by means Of advertising, TO consist princi-
palIy OF extracts from newspapers and
other publications, and not likely 10 cxer-
else a lasting influence upon the publN.
The first Of fresh series OF military bills
was introduced in the Hungarian Diet nj
Pesth today, and a similar measure will be
introduced in the Rcichsrath on Monday.
The bill increases the yearly number OF rc-
crulis and extends the age at which re-
cruits are taken from the twentieth 10 the
twenty year.
IL also greatly curtails the privileges
hitherto granted TO recruits OF the educated
classes. For instance, it requires them TO
serve two years under the color ii they
fail TO pass an examination emitting them
to become officers at the end OF the first
year, and comprls students to devote their
whole time TO military duties while scry-
ing their one or two years as volunteers.
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Several Incidents of Accidental and
Fatal Shooting.
Brothers and Friends Kill Ono An
other While Hunting Game.
Other Victims Added to the Rag
ing Prairie Fires.
Two Ladies' and Two Children Cremated
In Michigan by tho Fires--Rail-
road Collision-Fatai
Explosions.

JACKSON, MINI, Nov. 3.-Ata late hour
last night the prairie fire was still raging
in Sioux Valley Township Unless soon
checked dozens OF families will be driven
from their homes. Five lives are already
reported lost, while the destruction Of
property will reach many thousands Of
dollars. Besides Mrs, O'Counor and hel
babe, whose cremation was reported ycs-
terdap, Henry Ray, farm hand, was
burned TO death in a barn on the EdWards
farm, and il is said that lady aud child
from Iowa, visiting friends in the eastern
portion of the township, were burned Ia
death, but nothing definite has as yet been
learned.
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KILLED M. Cousin Accidentally.

C,LAisr, Me-, Nov Edward stevcr-
son, OF Alexander, Me, vas accidentally
shot aud killed boy Thomas Whitlock, Of
Milltown, yesterday. The young men arc
cousins, each about twenty ycau old.
They started for the woods near Mcddy-
bcmps yesterday Ia search Of game After
tumping some time Stevenson went ahead
to place an improyiscd tanct on tree,
while Whillock cooked his gun aud pre-
pared 10 fire as soon a. his companion
stepped aside. lie accidentally pressed
the trigger, the bullet penetrating Steven
sons thigh. Whitlock carried his cousin
two miles through the woods. built raft
and carried him across the lake, but tho
injured man blcd b. death before assist
ancc could be- obtained
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settler. Nnst Naea,e.

ToFrEA, Kan, Now 3.-Judgc Brewer
has decided In the Allen County case, in
which certain alternate sections Of land
granted by the Government to the Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas Railway were
claimed by the settlers thereon, that the
land In question legally belongs to the rail.
road company. The settlers will. there.
fore, be compelled TO give up possession.
The land embraces large amount OF the
most fertile farming lands In the county.
About 1000 settlers are thus thrown out
Of their homes. Many Of them have occu-
pied the land for ten or fifteen ycan and
have made extensive improvements.
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A D.frnudipu Officer.

NEW YoRK, Nov. 3.-Dayid j. House,
Manager OF the House Electric Company.
was arrested this morning on a warrant
issued In Cincinnati. lie is charged with
dcirauding DIR. ]. V. lIurtcr out OF a, 800
by false representations in waiered stock
In jefferson Market Police
Court the prisoner was turned over 20 As
sistant District. Attorney Thomas and De
tcctiyc Ryan, Of Cincinnati, and he will be
taken Mrsi inlnN
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A Petition PROM Maine.

EAsrroEr, Me-, Nov. "A petition Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic and citi-
zcns was forwarded today 10 Secretary
Bayarl, asking his personal attention In
the cxtradiiion case Of Best. who shot Bat
son, at Campodello, n. b., recently. The
petition SAYS that ON account Of the feeling
rallied citizens, II given up, could have
fair trial
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nuruI.r. Nat. /. ,,,,,,.

OLD ORCHARD, Me, Nov. 3.-Burglars
made raid on the postoilice here early
this morning. They blew open the safe
and stole cash and postage stamps amount
ing to 500. The glass front OF the Office
was shattered. The windows Wcrc broken
in the front Of the block, and the safe
door blown through a partition five feet
distant. The burglars were seen and fired
at. Two suspicious characters were seen
about the vicinity last night.
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Ncgrncs kIilrh.

CANTON, Tex, Nov. 3.-Jamcs Bell, Ben
Russell and George w. Griffin were
killed in Van Zant County Wednesday
night. Russell was accused Of misdc-
meanor, and W. l.. Hayes, sam stanford,
Claude stanford and Will James went TO
arrest him. The three negroes were met
together aud ordered 20 throw up their
hands. Before they could comply they
were shot down. Friends OF the dead
men claim they were killed as tie result
OF a political quarrel. An investigation Is
being made.
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Thc Chinese one.,ion AGAIN.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 3.-Bciorc taking
action with regard 10 the removal Of the
Chinese Minister from Victoria, the DE.
partmcnt will sec what effect the United
States exclusion bin will have on the
Chinese immigration into Canada. II up.
pcar, from recent returns 10 the Depart.
mcni, that large majority Of the Chinese
entering Canada Of late have landed at
Vancouver. The necessity Of keeping
Interpreters at either port depends on tie
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upon the sales Of the Supreme Court Tie
laChes OF ten months in bringing in the
new corporation must also be considered.
As this Court cannot follow the rest it
would under the circumstances, be in
equitable TO maintain this bill against the
Jeilery Printing Company. The bill will
bc dismissed as to that corporation Tor the
want OF euuity.n
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trade OF the future, but, no doubt, owing
to the large Chinese trade done at Vic
toria, an interpreter OF some kind will
have to be kept at that place.
The customs preventive officer at a New
Brunswick outport collected duty recently
on a casket containing a body being
brought into Canada from Boston for
burial. An application has been made to
the Department asking that the duty col.
lected be refunded
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Hound Tor Africa.

NEw YoRE, Now 3.-The Lbcrian bark
Monroyia sailed at O'Clock this morning
for the west coast Of Africa. Among the
omigran,s on board are Alexander STAN
nard, OF Boston, and his five children aud
a number Of negro colonists Tor the Re-
public Of Liberia. Thomas Coles, his wife
and five children, Of Wyandotte Kas, and
Mrs. Mary u. Moss, OF Chicago, are also
among the passengers.
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CmcAoo, Ill.,, Noya-A local papcrsays
"a match between the light weights, Jack
McAuliifc, Of Williamsburg, y. v, aud
Billy Myers, Of slrcaior, H.. has boon mr.
ranged. Tho terms arc that the men are
10 light 10 a finish with skin tight gloves.
Marquis Of Quccnsbufy rules, Tor q, 500 a
side, the battle 10 take place the latter part
OF January, Mt a place between Chicago
aud -. Louis, 10 be decided upon here
after. The weights aro 81 be i3J pounds,
and the men must scale twelve houn b..
ioro the fight.
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,,,,,., n, a., r,pY... Train.

EugAnEtn, y. j., Nov g. James
O'Connou, a section boss, and Patrick
Kinney, q laborcr. were struck aud in-
s,antly killed by a Philadelphia express
trnin ON the Central Railroad ut Division
stree, Elizabeth. this morning. They were
working on the side track and could not
get out Of the way In time. O'Connon
had been In the employ Of the company
for twenty-five years. Doth men we're mar
ricd and leave families.
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Postmaster. AppsInted.

FpccIal Dllpiifh % The Appeal
wAsniSoToS, Nov s. Postmastcp mp.
pointed;
Tennessee Nancy J. Walker Ironyillc,
johnson County; Nancy 7. Neal, Neal.
Pickett County. Anderson A. CUT, New
Flat Creek. Union County.
Misissippi-G. T.. Gardner, sparlock.
Am.ic County.
Arkansas II. Cosiccl, Idol, Logan
County; James Part, Witisburg, CrOss
luuuty
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annuhI %, a NnM

ST. Jouis, Nov. ga special TO The
rot. Dispaioh from Little Rock, Ark, says;
Information comes from 1alisann, Ind. l.,
Of a shocking accident Ia sawmill by
which Tom Howell, aged twcniy-scycn,
lot his life. While passing the saw lac ac-
cidentally fell upon Il, anl both lcss were
cut oil jus, below the knee. lie died IN
three hours
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Allied bf ~. Son.

BoHSAN, Tex, NOV. 3.-Iast night II. G.
organs, who resides few miles south Of
here, was stabbed and killed by his son,
Nicely organs, aged seventeen. The son
had been living away from home for two
years, and yesterday he had dispute with
his father about his actions, which ended
in a quarrel The murderer has not been
,aWvIg
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M. uowmsn win. Iter suit.

CnicACo, ILL.,, Nov. 3.-Judgc Tulcy
charged the jury In the Bowman divorce
case this morning, and soon after the jury
brought In a verdict finding the issue In
favor Of the complainant, establishing the
validity Of Mrs. B0Nman's common law
marriage, and granting her = divorce.
Judge rulcy did no, enter a decree Of di-
yofoe, but lac will do ~ some time today.
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Nrw HAVEN, Conn, Now 3.-Yalc
opened the foot bali championship series
today by defeating the University oi Penn.
sylyania, II TO o. scoring 3 goals, o
touch downs and forcing the Quakcu TO
touch twice for safety. Pcnnsylyanin's
weakest point was the rush line. which
Yale broke through almost nj will, in
yariably downing tho PENNSYLVANIA
halibacks before they could either kick or
run with the ball. AZ no time was ihc
Yale goal in danger.
summay-Yalc goals, 20 points, @
touch downs, - points, 2saiciics, points.
Total, sos. The touch downs Wurlcn-
burg Z, Newell 3, Wallace !, Pike I, Nc
Clung I, COrbin /.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT.
Races at Nashville and Washington
Football Games.

hhCts NJ NhsnNllle ana washington
Football Games.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 3.--Thcrc were
nearly 5000 people at the West side Park
track today. The track was lumpy from
last nights rain, Only one iavorte won.
First Racc-Seliing; purse $780, SO TO
second; six furlongs. Starters Elsie b.,
Jennie Mcfarland, Ida l., Margo, Cas,il.
lian, Annawan, Quindaro Belle, Katie
and Carus. Ida l. won, Mango second.
Katie 5 third. Tmo-l.22l. Post odds:
10 TO l ON Ida L.
Second Racc-Sclling; same as first.
Starters; Lulu May, Hattie ID, Golightly,
Lizzie l., Dcrochment, Robin, Tom Mich
OILS, Comedy, Clara Z, Doubt, Rcnouncc
Robin won, Comedy second, Clara c third.
Hmc-l;2l.
Third Racc-Selling; purse $500, $50 to
second, for two year old FLIES; ninc-six.
tcenth of q mile. Starters: kidnap, Pau
line, joyful, CaSsanda, Sunlight joyful
won, Sunlight second, Pauline third. Time
-l:O2l.
Fourth Race-Selling, purse $500, $50
TO second; for two year old colts aud
gcldings, five furlongs. Starters Engic-
wood, Stonewall, The Deacon, Casiaway
II. Castaway II. won, Englcwood second.
The Deacon third. nmc-lsO7l.
Fifth Race-Purse 500, $50 10 second,
free handicap; mile and threc.sixtecnlhs
Starters: Clifford, Harry Glenn and llcc-
tor. Clifford won, Hector second, Harry
Glenn third. Iimc-2Og.
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~ Amoun,. !. = ,n..,.,,.

CHICAGO, Now 3-Inspector BonGeld
was shown the dispatch from Lexington,
Va. stating that Tascott, the murderer Of
Millionaire smell, has been captured near
that place. lie said he had not yet been
advised Of this capture, but was receiving
two or three such dispatches from differ.
ent points oyory day.
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,,,.,,,,, ,.,,,.,,,, .hootlns

sr. Loris, Nov. "a special TO The
rot. Diyuioi says that at Grccnway, Ark
this morning, James Millikcn, aged fifteen
yrars. VAS accidentally shot While hunt
Inc and instantly killed Ills head vas
mutilaicd beyond recognition.
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Hanged Isto..Il

NV YoEE, Nov. 3.-frederick S. 10.
mas, an English saloon passenger on tho
Steamer City Of Chester, hanged himself in
his siateroom at sea on October ~. lie
was dead when discovered. The City Of
Chester arrived In port today from Liver
pool.
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special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
lluSmyiLLr, Ala, Nov. 3--James A.
Conway, a small furniture dealer, dropped
dead on the street tonight while walking
along lie has been drinking hard for two
WgYla
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WAsuNGroN, Nov. 3-This was the last
day Of the fall races Of the National
Jockey Club. The weather was fine and
the track fast.
First Racc-Thre-quartcr Of mile.
Starters: Wahasatch, Carnot, Passport,
Claris-a and Holiday. Wahasatch Won,
Carnot second, Passport third. Timc-l.l6.
Second Race Mile aud q quarter Start.
ems Bella u, Frank Ward Favor and vos-
burg. Bella u won, Frank Ward second.
Favor third. Timc-2lO.
Third Race -Thrcc-quartcrs Of a mile.
Starters; Reporter, Tom Waugh, Wheeler
4, Fordham, Little Jim, Wiuona. Little
bar"ioni, Leo II, Equinox, Boss and Belle
dOr. Reporter won, Tom Vaughn second
Wheeler 7 third. mc-l:lG.
Fourth Racc-Onc mile. Starters swift.
Judge Murray, King Crab. Little Minrh,
Ovid. Barristcr. Bessie Juno and Brown
Charlie. swift Won, Judge Murray second,
King Crab thirl. Time l:ill.
Fifth Race ono mile. Starters Ia
iiitc, Belle Wool, Drake, Thrifilcss.
Unique, Glenmound. rairOclcs, Syn,ax
and sam Brown. latttc won, Belle Wood
second, Drake third. Time Ian
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Miner. tgIiIesi.

Pans. Now "a terrific explosion oc-
Cured today In the Campagnae Coal Pit
In the Department OF Aycron. Eighty
miners we're killed. Twenty-Five bodice
have bssa recovered.
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n, as.s, oIasyor,b,.

MoNrnEAl, Nov 3-Mayor Babcock, Of
Cleveland, o., Is on visit to this city, and
will remain here for two or three days
lie is In quest oi Axwohhy, the abscond'
ing treasurer
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College rootbaIi.

PmNorroN, n. j.. Nov. 3.-Princetou
beat John Hopkins University In game
Of football here today, ~ too.
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With a sense of soothing and relief
The swift, sure, lightning like conviction
That comes to bless us when the world goes
wrong,
When minor tones come slowly, surely creeping
Through LIES divinest song.
IT'S this-thank God life has its limit;
Pain and anguish do their work ut last.
Some day, soon-the struggle will be ended,
All the sorrow and the heartache past.
A rest for wayworn feet and tired hands,
For hearts grown bitter with the hateful strife
And souls that bruise their restless wings
against
The prison bars Of life.
Were there no heaven-even the surceaso
OF earth's torments, in that quiet spot
They call the grave, would still be rest and
peace,
Where we and all our cares are soon forgot.
Then, oh, weak heart, upiift thy fallen courage
To those calm heights thy soul would gain
Nor pause-nor backward look, but claspng
close
The hand Of angel Pain.
Pairs p FREEMAN
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