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day ON the IIecla, having come first cabin,
and were put through Castle Garden without
formality. IL + stated that they came 10 CHI
cago under contracts 10 marry; and twenty OF
the party left at once for their prospective
husbands In the West.
League ball games Monday resulted. New
York, /; Pittsburg, 0.-Detroit, 3; Boston,
4. Rain at Chicago and indianapolis.
On the Gettysburg battlefield, Monday, the
One Hundred aud seventh New York Regi-
mcnt unveiled their monument
Collections for the relief Of Florida yellow
fever sufferers Monday, al 81. Louis Phila-
delphla, New York, O.. Nj. &. Az, and Dos
ton, reached S20,g33.
By the presence Of mind OF Foreman John
McGnth eighteen men who were overcome
BY the coal gas from locomotive IN Hoosac
tunnel were saved from death. III ordcrcda
train entering the tunnel 10 be stopped, and
then with others went through the tunnel
pushing hand ears aud saved the workmen,
many of whom were PROSTATE on the tracks.
League ball games Monday resulted; Chi
cago \; Boston, 8.-Dctroit : Washington
s.--Pittsburg aud Philadelphia Two games
each resulting | TO 0, Piitsburg winning The
hrst contest and Philadelphia the second
New York was defeated by the Indianapolis
team, 10 3
The remains OF Lester Wallack were IN
TERED Monday IN Woodlawn Cemetery, tie
funeral services having been conducted In
the Church II the TRANSPORTATION, New
York city. Many prominent actors and
actresses were present
President Cleveland Monday, recognized
Francois Edmund Brnawert rs Consul or
France at Chicago.
AT Winfield, o.. Friday, Richard Jones.
while sick with typhoid fever, cut his throat
in the presence OF ms wife and mother, be-
cause they would not permit his children 70
sec him.
While the paying teller OF the Third Ma
tional Bank Of Buffalo was 90 lunch Thurs
day, a sncak-thief purlolned a package con-
tanning S20i9.
About o'clock Friday morning BaltI-
more & OHIO north-bound passenger train
was dcrailed nt Ankeneytown, twenty-five
miles south OF Mansfield, Ohio, and collded
with freight train standing on the siding.
After the collision the freight engine boiler
exploded, the escaping steam scalding such
passengers a. had not been othcrwte injured.
Two men were killed outright and thirty
two persons were wounded, among them
Mr.. aud Mrs. Edward Valentine, OF Chicago.
The latter aud two others OF the injured
fliibN ifHOAtls Nv l'tiA1 - Ah' fA'''fi'
are members 81 the G.. A. r., who were re-
turning from the Columbus encampment.
League games Friday resulted: New
York ! Chicago 3. Detroit Z; Philadel-
dia, 3.
Mr.. JACOB Martin, OF Alliance, o. aged
GO, was found drowned In cistern 40 her
son-in.law's residence, Thursday morning,
ard 4 supposed 10 have committed suicide,
recent separation from her husband being
ascI1bed as the cause.
James Patterson, aged 81, who claims TO
have come Wednesday morning from Jack
sonyillc where lac had been acting as nurse,
was taken sick on the street at Philadelphia
Thursday morning and taken 10 the hos
pita. lie thought he had yellow fever, and
the hospital physicians, though unable 10
diagnose the case were inclined TO agree
with him.
The National Committee 81 the GrccDbact
party adjourned at Cincinnati after deciding
not TO put ticket in the Held, but passed
resolutions against fusion with other par
ties.
League ball games Thursday resulted:
Chicago, 8; New York, 3-Dctroii, II; Phil
nd,lphia, . Boston, 10; Indianapolis -
Washington. s; Pittsburg B.
Jacobs a Proctor's Grand Opera House nc
Syracuse, n. ". was burned carly Thursday
morning. Kimbalrs Merry Makers, playing
am engagement there, lost their wardrobcs,
and Mead's Business College and half doz-
en- firms In the same building, suffered total
losses. The Myers building and Kline block,
adjoining the Opera House, were badly dam
aged. The total losses amounted 20 100000.
League games Wednesday resultcl Chi
cago. .: New lork's 0 (the New lorks re-
ftlsing TO continue play because they were
not permitted TO substitute one player for an
other who had no; been iniurcdl tho score az
the time standing D to In favor OF Chicago.
indianapolis, q; Boston. o. Pttsburg, =;
Washington. 0.-Philadelphia, o. Detroit 3
The Liquor Dealers National Protective
Association elected officers "Wednesday nc
New York, y. VI. Anterior, OF Kentucky,
and G. McLocscr, OF New York. being chosen
President aud Vice President respectively.
A resolution appropriating $1,000 for the
yellow fever sufferers was adopted.
Al the National Encampment OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic at Columbus Wcdues-
day, George s. Merrill, Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Pensions presented his report,
which nveighed bitterly against Congress
man Matson OF Indiana, charging him with
the defeat ofpenson legislation In the House.
The report was adopted with less than
dozen dissenting votes.
The corner stone OF the New Masonic Tenn
pic Mt Pittsburg was laid Tuesday, 1900 Ma
sons being IN the procession.
After numerous surmiscs In New York
Tuesday a. 10 the identity Of the unknown
donor OF $1,000 10 the jacksonville yellow
fever fund 10 was announced by an after
noon paper the giver was George Law, the