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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
Milwaukee Labor Troubles.
THE BREWERY EMPLOYEES ORDERED TO LEAVE UsIol
y DISCuAHgkD

MnwAUKER, Jan. 25.-A circular has bean issued
by the brewers OF the city 90 their B. ao0 employees
notifying them that on January ~ every IocmJer
OF the Brewers Union No. IN their ciIploy VIII he
discharged unless consenting % leave that organl-
zation. The circular Is signed by the PHILIP Best,
Joseph Schlitz, Val biatZ, Franz falck. Pred Mil
ler jung Borcher j. ODermann, Cream CITY and
A. Gettelman Brewing Companies-all the estab-
nshments OF the Kind In the city. The circular
states that the employers are prompted 20 take
this stand by the action OF the union In openly
supporting and prompting the boycott being
waged here and elsewhere against their beer. Tney
call attention TO the large wages that are being
paid their workmen, and the fact that tuey
granted all demands made upon them until the
union tried 10 interfere IN the MASTERS strike oy
making Unreasonable demands. The union will
meet tonight, and u is anticipated thar strike
will be ordered.
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mr. Pyne and Dr. Tanner Go be ahs
Next Victims oG Coercion.

LONDON, Jan 25.-lt Il stated that Mr.. Pyna
member OF parliament for Waterford. who W o
reported TO have escaped recently from Lisfam v
castle where he had defed the Efforts Of the police
20 arrest him, Is In London IL Is expected that
MI. Pyne aud Dr. Tanner, member of parliament
for Cork, who Is also In London, viii be arrested
IL Is oelleSed That an Enl ilsn ma. isratc has
dorsed the warrants issued IN Ireland their a-
prehension.
Numerous new eJectment decrees have been Is
sued at Gweedure, County Donegal, and another
campaign between tenants and ballIffs Is impenc-
In.
ANOTHER SPECIMEN or roRy TYRANNY.
DUBLIN, Jan. 25-Nr kennedy aud Mr.. F1tZ-
gfbbon. OF Tarbert, County Kerry. have been sen
fenced 70 six weeks each al hard labor for acting
as president and secretary respectively, OF pro-
claimed National League meeting at rarbert in
November last. MI. John Edward Redmond. NJ
p, defended the prisoners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

PAGES AND 4 OF TO-DAY's STAR contain: The
Report OF the Proceedings of the Meeting Of the
Citizens OF East washington Last Night; The Pro-
posed Lease Of the c. and O. Canal; Thobe will run
Again; More Claimants for Col. Beans Huge Texas
patches. &C
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street, reports stolen from IN mont o6 his store
two picture frameA Jno OManey, corner Of 25tn
and streetS reports tnas his stab1e Wak brOkea
worth "a J. II. Chssley = Co, No. lOOl y 8soeL
Uports stolen from tAeif showcase throe Yevol-
vers worth elh3 LOUIS Dietrich reports IL lasL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The DELAY In sending in q nomination for the
vacant tCommissionership Of the General Land once
Is causing considerable gossip about the Interior
Department, and the feeling Is expressed that the
delay may mean that Mr.. Stockslager will not get
the appointment after all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

SAN FRAxcIsco, Jan 25.-The eighth annual -.
sion Of the American horticultural society con
vened at San jose yesterday, many OF the most
prominent men In horticultural and AGRICULTURAL
s0c1eties IN the country being presents The ses-
aion II San Jose will last three OF four days ano
an adjourned session, which NIL be held nj RIVER
sdde IN southern California, VIII occupy about tho
same time About two hundred oeicgatea roin
different parts OF the country, VIII De pfesenL Inc
formal opening OF the Cttffus falr, santa C3ara
valley Of winch san Jose 10 the center, took plaos
lasf evening.
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a ChaRA Nyss1rseosDy DroWssa.
IN PARxxTs rEAHSuI THAT one or TfsEh KILL
m m A VT or SoMNAnDCLLsh.

says: CITY Marshal Butler and wife were kept up
IN bon feli asleep with the child lying between
tbona when they auoke the baby was gone. a
sgarch discovered &c dead In q clstern. No ser-
vanIs woFU employed. and the only theory heid y
that one a the parents drowned the child % Q 0e
q somnAmoul1nn- whoever did the terrible oct
cafT1od TIE child through the house, opened an1
c106s1 pWo d0orzL and. after putting In the CO
Csrn replaced the ctsfern cover ana - the waeGB
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yn0psa frsa His Enetae anA was
Killed.

SrRBAToR, IL, jan 2a-Two heavy freight
engines OF Jhe santa Fe road collided on the bridge
ovsr the vermilliOn River south Of this city, last
evening. Jae Anderson, OF Toronto, ont, n-e~
man, jumped on the engine and struck on the
ice In the nyer receiving injuries from which he
died almost imEediately. The engineer also
jumped. but caught on the bridge. Both engines
were badly damaged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

EINIRA, n. Y, Jan. 25.-A special from SusQue.
hanna, Pa, says: Fire oc currrd IN the Canawscta
Hotel last night. burning that hotel, the Chaffee
Hotel Bridget o'Donohues DIV eillng. and McGrawB
store and dwelling Total loss, $4,000: Insurance,
5000. The Binghamton nre department was
der control.
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SSvindIcd Out eG s?s.OOO.
A coNFTDEScK MAN WHO PRETENDED TO M A
TEcTIvK RoBs A MINNESOTA FAsNER-

TEcTIvK RoBs A MINNESOTA FARMER
81. PAUL, Jan. 25.-The Albert Lea correspond
ent or the Pioneer Press tells how sanford Tan
ner, a wealthy bachelor OF Freedom Couni y, was
"confidenced" out OF 81, 600 by pretended detec.
tive a few days ago The confidence man INST ap-
peared TO Tanner disguised a woman, claiming
TO be looking for the person who robbed Tanner OF
81, 800 some moths ago. He succeeded 50 quickly
In gaining Tanners confidence that upon the pre-
text OF wishing 10 Luy a farm he got from him
10000 IN securities and $1,000 In cash and dis
appeared. Tanner doesn't like 70 talk about H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Interual reve-
nue., S2ls 4.26; customs, s9oe, 72942.
PATENTS have been issued TO citizens OF the Dis
trict as follows: Emil Connely, machine for fixing
ends TO textile fabrics: NJ. A. w. louis and c. T..
Murray, ventilator; W. T. Prall asstQnor to prall
Union Heating Co., New York, supplying heat and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Tnx EVENING star IL served to subscribers in the
city By carriers their account at 10 Der
Seek. 44c per month COpies at the counter 9
cents each BY mAil-postaxe prepald-50 cents .
month: ons year. 81, six months, 81
Entered st the Post Once at Washington. d c. A
s>condclssz mail mafterl
TEE WEExLI SrAR-pubished on Friday-al
year. postage prepaid slx months. so cents
tVAn mail subscriptions must be paid in advance:
no paper sent longer than Is paid for.
Rates Of advertising made known on application.
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Disastrous Fire n, Newark, Ohio.

CLEvkIAND, OHIO, Jan. 25.-F1re broke out In O
G. Kings shoe store al Newark, ohio, last night,
and II completely gutted. The loss on building
and stock is estimated at $150,OO0. ID. l. Jones,
hardware; Crane Bros, millinery, and W. W.
Sprague, Jeweler, suffered heavily IRON water ana
smoke.
CIScINsArI, jan GA special from Newark,
Ohio SAYS the fire there was under control by
O'Clock this morning. Beside the complete de-
struction OF o. q. Kings hat and shoe store, con-
siderable damage was done 70 sprsgues Jewelry
store, ID. L Jones hardware, and Crane Brothers
millinery. The total loss Is estimated at 500, ,00Q
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Frem wan street. ro-dav.

NEW YoRK. Jan 81. IL a. m--The stock market
was unusually dun and featureless at the opening
this morning though prices were generally nrm
at Insignificant changes from last evenings clos
ing ngures Tue trading was confined 10 limits
even narrower than that OF the past lew days, St
Paul Union Pacinc, Reading ana Louisville and
Nashville monOpolizing probably Z. Of The entire
business done Even among those stocks there
was very little change In quotations until lat In
the hour whea Reading and Union Paclnc showed
some strength, each advancing y per cent; the
tone OF the dealings was nrm, however until the
last quarter hour, when q recession was notice.
aule AT IL O'Clock the market Was extremely
dull but steady, generally az small fractions betteS
0rst prices.
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For . National Emamci patton Holiday.
A MOVEMENT BEGUN PrT1sBURG TO HOLD A cor
yENTION HERE

PxrrsBuRG, Jaa. 25.-A meeting Of prominent
colored citizens was held here last night 10 take
acIion In regard 10 q national convention, 70 be
tion holiday. An address was adopted, which Will
be sent 10 all parts OF the country urging colored
people 70 unite 10 the movement, 80 that the con-
vention can be held on next 4th OF July. IL IN
proposed that one delegate be sent for every ons
thousand voters IN each state and territory. The
address concludes by expressing the hope thai all
will see the necessity of this convention for the
benef1t OF race, coming t does on the eve OF
one OF the most important elections Ia the politt
cal history OF America
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Foa TaE Con- SNAP.

Foa TaE Con- SNAP.
GESTLENEN's FUR-LINED OvERCOATs With
Beaver and Persian Lamb Collar and Cuns.
sEAIsKIN CAPS and GAUNTLETs
BEAVER. WOLVERINE. and BUFFALO SKIN
ROBES.
Special Bargains in LADIES' sEAs.sKIx and
Plush WRAPS. MUfFs. BOAs. and TRIlIMIN0S
b. H. sTJNEAETZ SON
,s23-3m 1887 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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The EXAMINATION oP LIEUT.. TAuNr by the naval
medical board was concluded yesterday. The
nndingsof the board have been sent up to the Sec.
retary's once and submitted to Col Remey, the
Judge advocate for a reuOPt. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

oAS flAIU68A
THE LARGEST,
THE RICHEST,
THE NEWEST STOCK
PRICES THE LOWEST.
mn. T. y. BROOKS. 53l 18th st. NV,
d31 Corcorzn Building.
DIR. HIDDEN, CATARRH, THROAT, AND
~ Lung SIecialist at Millard's, Mondays,
Msdnesday. and frdayA IL TO y m Free consul
BISHOPS CAMPHORINE, AN ELEGANT
- Toilet preparstion- Cures and prevents
chapped Hands, Pace, and Lip., Kouxh and Hard
SKIM Will keep the akin beautifully smooth and soft
Guaranteed TO give satisfaction Price, 25 eta bottle
For sale by "; 8. Thomt,soD 703 18th st. Whole
sale by Muth Broe. Co. Fayette st., Baltimore.
Orders BY postal receive prompt attention
l. O. B1sHOP, Dfuggis1
d1 Jun 130 9Th st. cor. se nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, Jan. 25-The Arctic
Cracker and spice Manufacturing Co. assigned
yesterday. The liabilities are $4,000 and assets
about half that amount The company offered TO
Day twenty -nve cents on the dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

NUTILATRD CONSCIENCE CoNTRIBUTION.-The
Secretary OF the Treasury has received through the
mail a s. note, mutilated In such a manner that
the present value Is but "a. Accompanying 1t was
request that be placed to the credit Of the con-
science fund. There Ii no p0stmark except that Of
the railway D(st.O6ace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

ARMY ORDERs-Leave Of absence for one year on
surgeons certificate Of disability, granted Capt.
Henry G. Burton, assistant surgeon to take effect
when able TO travel. Leave OF absence on sur
geOns certificate granted It. Col Geo. H. Elliott,
corps OF engineers. February ii, 1887 Is extended
to November I, 1883 First It. Jno. H. H. Pes
lime, 18th INF, ordered 10 report for examination
TO the army retiring board at San Francisco
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
Eorshvss, Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st., by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
.. H KAUFMAN, Pres'G
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The Orleans Princes.
Rebhed ea $1,000 Wer,h ea IeweI

ST. PETERSBURG Jan. 25.-Tbe car has refused
20 pernit Tue orleans princes 10 Join the Russian
imperial guard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

CHICAGO, Jan 2a-The residence OF J. T. Tay-
lor, In Calumet avenue, was catered by burglars
last evening and 5000 worth OF jewelry stolen
Al the time OF the robbery the family was down
stairs at dinner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Gibson, Ransom, and Wilson (Md), Rep
resentatives Thompson (Cal), Maish and friends,
McShane. with ]. Sterling Morton, and Jno. M,
Ragan Neb.l, ,Bynum. Hayes, YOder, Anderson
Hunt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR. S1O.342.S9
NOBLE d. LARNER, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 23d day of
January, 1883.
lSsned.l THOS H. YOUNG, Notary Public
Directors-HENRY o. TOwLES, JAMES H, WAT
M0UGH, FRANCIS MILLER, CHARLES B. BAILEY.
THOMAS FRANCIS. ISAAC l.. JOHNSON. CHARLES
MADES. JOHN W. SCHAEFER
H U. IOWLES, President.
NOBLE ID. LARNEH, Secretary.
CHARLES n. LARNER, Asst. Secretary.
BRANCH OFFICE No. 1919 ST. NV
ta23-3t GURLEY BROTHERS., Agents.
THE FIRM OF HOPKINS 4 HIESTON
- having dissolved, the undersigned would be
pleased to of his friends ami the public gem
orally at the roal estate Office of Wescott Wilcox
1907 Pa ave-. where he is now employed.
ja23-6t WALTER HIESTON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

M: VIM o'nrten Is rapidly recovering from ne
enects of mis- Imprisonment
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In the Senate to-day Nj. Jones. Of Nevada from
the committee on contingent expenssA reported
back favorably Mr.. spoonsrs resolution TO direct
toe District COMMITTEES, or asubc0mmirtec thereof
70 inquire whether the stssee railway companies
OF the District arc paying fair proportion Of
taxes upon their franchise properly, &C. and also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

SNow-SToRM CoxrNG.-Signal Service officials
say that there is storm In the Mississippi Valley
that threatens TO give washington q white coat
tonight. 1t does not promise to be q very heavy
the temperature that the snow will turn into
rain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

of the District of Columbia,
having moved into its new nreproof building,
Corner Of 5th and SITS. NV,
announces to its friends and the public generally that
Is now ready .or the business Of insuring titles ssu-
ng abstracts aud certificates of title preparing deeds
&C. and attending to all matters relating to the mort
and transfer Of District real ee.ate. jal4-l Ina
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

Senator Aldrch, nom the committee on rules,
has reported . resolution TO nx the pay OF Mr..
CLIFFORD warden In charge OF the senate press gal
ery, at g. 40 per year, the same others OF his
class receive. The committee ON rules has charge
Of the Senate wing and press gallery. The resoiu-
tion was referred TO the COMMITTEES On contingeng
expenseA
OBNAToR PALNRR'S BlRTMDAY.
Senator Palmerb desk was to-day almost On
tirely covered with . mass OF beauraful Catherine
mermet roses. There were just nfty-eight full
blown roeea ana they were sent by +. p. whittier,
OF Saginaw, Mich, as . birthday GIN, this being
the nlty-eighth ann1versaTy OF the Senator'S birth
Lady sackyille, sister.in-law of SIR Lionel sack.
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prominent dealer said TO srAR reporter 20
day that Notwithstanding the statements Of
Pennsylvania railroad men that they were sup
plying plenty Of coal he had been waiting ten
days for the agent OF the company to MI an order
They had to wait long Time for coal Tho
Wyoming region was, he said, stiil supplying coal
but they did not get the coal that was wanted
ThingA he said were in stotu quo now. There could
not he said be an absolute coal famine 90 long as
work was going on In . part Of the AnGhracite
region Prices, however, were being advanced by
the companies controlling this region. The LehiRh
region was closed, and the best grade hard coal
cOuid not be had IN the market. 81 couD not bur
sach coal as that. said the dealer, pick64 - 3
lump OF hard fqrnace coal "t1 SO ton q ] am
unless there Is epread q ~ Hsa4 lection among
the workingmen IN the 411l1e nG3ens. that We
s.asnag: the 49, q 90 TIE di.anecrion
the Cumberland country, where the cot coal
comes from, and then the supply WIN b cut on
altogether. Az tt q now 0ealeso cannoG tell what
prices wiz Be week ahead or what the situation
VIII be The Penn9yivania company Wiil &
axreo 70 fuEnlGh coal at 40-0ay6 pr1cos on any
rutuU day. Thsy have sent ous ciculafs stating
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-25

The POSTMASTER GENERAL is wading through
the papers Of applicants for the various vacancies
In the Post-Once Department, and has given
hearing TO several Virginia delegations He has
not, however, as yet maze any appointmentS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
DAILY
yex.ss,llls and viclnl.y.

While Mr. Jacob Augspurgsr had one Of
his colts hilched up on Saturday and driv.
Ing him in order to train the horse for tu.
ture use, he reared straight up in front Of
the store, fell back and broke the shafts to
atoina Tue frightened animal was caught
very quickly by some OF the bysisnders,
which prevented q runaway.
Mr.. Weaver, box manufacturer, residing
about three fourths Of q mile east OF
here, upset his wagon and horse IN
deep culvert while endeavoring TO turn
around. No serious injuries resulted TO
any Of the occupants.
A number Of our young ladies' ano gem
tlemen drove 10 Denver on Sunday to the
csmpmeetipg held in q very beautiful park
there, one that is quito an attractive resort
to any one seeking quiet, recreative spo'.
Mr.. q. II. Ruth visited friends In Mar. 1.
helm and Liti,z last week.
Mr.. James Ream has purchased fne
chair and intends giving attention to the
profession Of barbering.
Why don't some OF our enterprising
citizens build few new houses In town
Mr.. L. Scott Kemper, who had been SO
journing with his parents Q few weeks In
Binkletowp, has returned to New York
again to resume the legal profession.
He IL also an expert stenogrsphor, being
formerly employed by the B. Il o. railroad
company,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
Mp ro,rEm's GRE ar PERIL.
Himself and BIs three CDiidren In ferrib
Runaway Caused By BROKEN BIZ.

Himself ana His Three Cbiiuron IN y IernDie
Runaway Caussd By . BROKEN Bit.
ON Monday evening between o and
O'Clock ss Mr.. J. X. Foster, OF the firm Of
Williamson & Foster, wss driving On Chest.
nut street near North Queen, having his
three children In the carriage with him,
his bridle bit broke, and ho lost all control
OF the horse, spirited animal, which
dashed of at full speed out Chestnut
and up Duke street. 1t was ct time when
tho residents we're all seated at their front
doors, and the mad gallop OF the beast
created great Excitement Several men
made Intellectual efforts TO stop the
animal, but the broken bit deferred
them. Between Lemon and James streets,
. collision with q team was narrowly
averted and below New street some build
ing material In the street was escaped with
difficulty. Mr.. Foster held on 10 the reins
and succeeded In keeping the middle Of
the road, and the team swung around
upon the Lititz turnpike like an
avalanche. Thence 1t made for the
Pleasure road into which the animal
turned. Hero on crossing the railroad track
the front and rear wheels OF the carriage on
tho oil side broke dowp, and the shafts were
also broken. Mr.. Foster was thrown out
and dragged for some distance still holding
fast to the lines, and securing control OF the
horse. The children remained In the car
riage and were not hurt, Mr.. Foster was
badly bruised and may not be atle to at
tend to business Tor day or two.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
The North Queen Street sewer

Jere. Rife, Thomas Hays and A. W. Bald
win, the viewers appointed by council to
levy damages against the properties on
North Queen street, between Centre Square
and Orange, along tine line of the
proposed new sewer, met at Zshm's
corner this morning at 10 o'clock,
and In copjuuction with William
=. Brown, city solicitor, began their
duties. There were q large number of
property owners present, and gave a world
OF advice, good, bad and indi ifferent, to the
viewera 1t is understood that the propor.
ties will be assessed according TO the
benefits derived" and not by the front foot
~ was the case on North Duke street. The
sewer win cost only about S53S, and as the
properties along The line OF It are among
the most valuable In the city, there 10 not
likely to be much growing at the sssess-
ments laid sgainst them except those who
have already sewer conuec ion'. The
viewers will not have finished Il cir work
for day or two.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
n sum I'm or Night Festival.

Last evening the Lancaster M MGennerohor
held a summer night festival, In COM
memoration OF the suc cngerfest held In Bal
umore. The large garden was filled with
members OF the society and their families.
The society sang several selections, the
Kropp family played, and Thomas Carter
and Lizzie Anderson, q speciality team,
gave a pleasing sketch. At IL O'Clock
dancing began 10 the hall and was kept up
until o'clock this morning. Garter and
Anderson and the kropp family will he at
the garden all week,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
E,cpsa win a Married sr,n,.,sr.

Miss Gertie smith, youngest daughter CT
Henry Smith, LETT Halifax, N. g., on Sat-
urdsy morning and is now 10 Boston, 1t IL
believed, In company with Baptist min
ter who has deserted bis vito. Mr.. Smith
is wealthy aud is q member Of the Halifax
club, and his family move In the very best
society. About six weeks ago Mr.. Smith
aud his daughter went to Wolfville, re-
turning home q few days ago. While In
wolfeville the minister, Rev. }. X. Hutch
lnson, became cquainted with the Smiths.
He had been engaged In missionary WORK
In India and had only recently arrived in
ST. John, where he resided with his wife
and young child. II was case Of love at
first sight with the minister and Miss
Smith, and they wore seen together very
often. After Mis- Smiths return home
some correspondence passed between them,
anu II IL thought the elopement was then
planned. On Saturday morning the young
woman started out, saying she was going
to market She has not been seen since,
and Monday mornir q her father received al
unsigned telegram from Boston stating
that she was iu that city. 1t In known that
Mr.. Hutchinson was not In St John On
Saturday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-17
Death OF an AGED Kesidsn, OF ns, I.

Morris Cooper, one OF Bart townships
Oldest citl2ons, died on Sunday, after an
illness of several minutes Mr.. Cooper
was we'll known miller, and In his
younger days carried the business on ex.
tensively. He was q brother of the hat
tor, Wm. r., and Lewis Cooper, we'll
known woolen man ufacturer. He leaves
wife, four daughters and three sons The
latter sreall in the West his youngest son,
Morris, jr, having gone to Kansas this
spring. Mr.. Cooper was In his s6.h year.