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AN AGED MURDERESS.
Woman Seventy Years Old Kills Hel

A Woman Seventy Years Old Kills Her
Husband.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 19th.-On November
II, 1888, Richard 0. Allen, an aged fal mer.
living five miles southwest of Washington,
Ind, was found tied to a tree near his
house with his throat cut from ear to ear.
at the time it was thought to be case of
suicide, and no inquiry was made. A few
days ago, while laboring under religious
excitement, Mrs. Charlotte Allen, the 20.
year-oid widow of the dead man, confessed
TO two coiored servants that she committed
the crime. She said she and her husband
had trouble as to who was the rightful
owner of the farm, and in order to settle
the dispute she killed him.
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FOR SALE-TO LET.

ITO LET-FURNISHED, THE DININGRoON
4 and kitchen of the Telegraph House, 1920 ]
street, for the board of three persons Also,
furnished rooms to let cheap. ielS.3ts
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LOOKS BAD FOR BURKE.

He Is Identified With the Case by His
Photograph.
CHICAGO, June 19th.-The men sent to
New York for the purpose of identifying,
if possible, the suspects, Maronev and Nc.
Donald, returned to-day.
Expressman Martinsen was taken before
the Grand Jury, when he identified photo
graphs of Burke, the man now under arrest
in Winnipeg, as that of the man who hired
him to haul the furniture from III Clark
street to the Carlson cottage.
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CONFERENCE OF RAILROAD MEN.

Representatives of the Oregon Naviga-
ton and Union Pacific in New York.
NEW YORK, June 19th.-A conference
was held to-day between the representa-
tives of the Oregon Navigation and U. P.
companies in regard to the future manage
ment to be made with Willard. About
$4,000 shares of Oregon Navigation stock
will pass into the hands of half dozen
people who are now identified with the
Union Pacific and Manitoba companies.
Nothing definite could be learned about
the result OF the conference, but it is said
that a stipulation was entered into by the
Union Pacific representatives agreeing TO
maintain dividends at the rate of 6 per
cent. per annum.
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MEN OF IRON.
Convention of the Amalgamated Associ-
alton of Iron and Steel Workers.

PITTsBURG, June 19th.-The Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers Convention to-day granted the
application of bolt-makers for admission to
the organization.
The general stock assessment measure
suggested by the American Federation of
Trades Unions, whereby all members of
the Federation are assessed in case Of a
strike in any of the trades unions, was
adopted.
An amendment was also passed permit
ting the admission of large number of
men about the mills who heretofore could
not join the organization. Everybody en-
ployed about the mills can now be freely
admitted except common laborers. This
latter question was left to the discretion of
the local lodges. This trenches on the
field of the Knights of Labor.
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CHIcAGo's GREAT RACING EVENT.
Washington Park the Scene of Intens
ENcitememL nj Present.

washington Park the Scene of Intense
Excitement at Present.
CHICAGO, June 19.h.-The WASHINGTON
Park race meeting begins next Saturday
and promises to be the most successful one
in the clubs history. Although the club
has stable room for nearly 800 horses, the
pressure for accommodations is so great
that the hasty construction of over a hun
dred new stables has been forced. The
meeting will extend over twentv.six DAYS,
in the course of which the club will give
over Sl0O 900 in purses and added money
to the stakes of the American Derby on
Saturday. 1t is, of course, an event of in
terest.
The horses now considered likely to start
are Spokane, Proctor Knott, Sorrento, Once
Again, Don Jose, COme-to-Taw Salvador,
Fresno, Kasson, Banneret, Metal, Out
bound, Chandler, Vidette, Retrieve. LIE
Premier, Long Dance, Tenton and possibly
one or two others.
Proctor Knott is here and appears in
good form. The Hsggin pair, Salvador and
Fresno, are at Sheepshead, but one Of them
is expected to surely contest in the derby.
Spokane is surely to be post favorite, but
Sorrento will press him close in betting.
Don Jose and Proctor Knott are next in
popular estimation, and Salvador will be a
prime favorite if he comes.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Two Men Killed and Number of Other.
Badly Injured.


Badly Injured.
PITTsBURG, June 19;h.-The second Sec
ton of the mail train, west bound, on the
Panhandle Railroad was wrecked this
afternoon at New Cumberland Junction,
two miles east of Steubenville. Two per-
sons were killed outright and eight in
jured, four of them seriously. The names
are:
Killed.. H. Payne, postal clerk; E.
B. Reinhart, postal clerk.
Very seriously injured-Conductor Bur-
ris, brakeman Mcfarland, postal clerk W.
S. Bolton, postal clerk J. E. Matthews.
Others injured-T, D. Armstrong, E. Z.
Bonner, c. ]. Minor and Frank S. Pook.
How badly is not known.
The accident was caused by the third car
from the engine leaving the track, followed
by two others, all going over the embank-
ment. The train consisted of an engine.
express car and four postal cars, running
fOrty-fiVe miles an hour. Besides the reg
ular crew there were fifteen postal clerks
on the train.
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sULLIyAN's PHYSICAL STATE.
The Great Pusilist Reported to be i'm the
Pink of Condition

IIlh OI NOnUltlOu.
BELFAST On. y, June 19th.-John L.
Sullivan is in perfect health, and although
he is being reduced in weight by doing
hard work, he seems to be growing more
massive in size. As he appeared stripped
for the bath to-day he looked perfect
Hercules. He did not appear too fieshy,
although his trainers say they will reduce
him several pounds yet. He is as brown
and healthy looking as any of the farmers.
He made the remark that he was not over
pleased at the reports of his being on
" drunk. but said it was an old story on
him, and supposed it originated through
some country Jake"
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Diamond Dust-

CHICAGO, June 19th.-The games played
throughout the East to-day resulted as fol-
lows
Cleveland 10, New York l.
Philadelphia 6, Columbus 0.
Brooklyn 8, Baltimore O.
Chicago 10, Philadelphia 4.
Indianapolis o, Washington 8.
Piusburg l, Boston 6.
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Leave Sacramento every Tuesday and FRIDAY
for all points East, via Salt Lake Pullman
tourist sleeping cars, provided with mattresses,
blankets, sheets, pillows, curtains toilet articles
etc, through to Chicago and st. Louis For
fun particulars address, TICKET AGENT SouTH-
ERN PACIFIC COMPANY, Sacramento or AGEST
Francisco. fe2Stf
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AUGUsTANA LUTHERAN SYNOD.
Questions of Interest Considered by the
Convention in Illinois,

Convention in Illinois.
MOLINE (Illl, June l9th-The August
ana Lutheran Synod to-day considered the
college question. The proposed constitu-
tion for the theological seminary was re-
terred to the Education Committee.
On the Presidents report it was resolved
to further mission work in Utah by the
establishment OF English schools wherever
necessary,
1t was unanimously resolved that the
Synod earnestly protest against prosecuting
work in the United States among Swedish
Lutherans, and that this action be sent to
the proper Protestant Episcopal authority
in the United States. jamestown, n. Y.
was chosen as the place of meeting one
year hence,
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MINING ENGINEERS IN CONVENTION.
Large Body of Scientists DeIiberating,
at Denver.

dI UtnEer.
DENVER, June 19th.-The delegates to
the Mining Engineers' Convention as
sembled at the headquarters this morning
at 10 o'clock, and then took a special train
to the Omaha and Grants smelter. A thor
ough inspection Of the workings of the
smelter was made. Ex-Governor Grant
accompanied the visitors and called their
attention to every feature of interest.
The session was called to order at the
High School building at o'clock p. NJ. bv
President Pearce.
Senator Wollcott delivered an address of
welcome, which was received with a great
deal of interest. This was followed bv an
address by President Pearce upon the sub
ject of sinking shafts through quicksand
after which the Convention adjourned.
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DIR. La Mars Seminsl Pills Cure all cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess indiscretion
and abuse. perfect restorative. Price, Sc so.
Sent by mail on receipt of price, or by express
Z, .. ID Address all orders to A. MCBOYLE &
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; ?. o. Box, 1859.
my66m
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Hdnts, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
nas head are inserted for cents per line The first
time and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices Of this character a0a be found under this
heading
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HARRY BERNARD.

EoRNER OF SIXTH AND l, STREETS HAS
~ on hand light open and top BUGGIES, light
tHe-sest canopy-top CARRIAGES, for family
use light for one or two horses to pull: also the
nnest family carriages in this city, light grocer
ana butcher wagons, finest road carts; some
light breaking carts, price SD so. Carriage
painting and repairing at the lowest possible
prices tor good work ap5o.tfin
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just Arrived! A large shipment of gen.
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
worst, fine Italian Salomi. Also, large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street 4.
BAUMLE. Give us a call d3-lm
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DIR. La Mars, Seminal pills cura ALL oas.

IL. f. Stoll, Dentist formerly of 81 j
street, has removed to COS J street, over Mrs
Katzensteins Millinery Store my27.tf
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GENERAL NOTICES.


tooth is missing among the incisors. and
you cannot help Kissing. Go and get one put
in, and then use SoZODONT to keep the others
right. You should have done this wears ago.
bnt it is better now than never
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Burlington Route Excursions, via Denver


The best place in California to have your printing done
4. }. Johnston s. Cos. 4Io s.. Sacramento, Cal
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Mysterious Case of Poisoning.

CHICAGO, June 19th.-The family of L.
3. Dlckle, eight persons in all, were dan
gerously, poisoned this evening at supper.
Two of the children cannot recover. What
or who caused the poisoning is a mystery.
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Railway Disaster in Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), June l9th.-Every
morning train is run from the Tennessee
Coal CompaDy's office in Birmingham out
to the mines, to accommodate miners and
others. Before it reaches the mines it gem
orally has between 200 and 800 on board.
Yesterday the train consisted of three pas
senger coaches, several ore cars and one or
two cabooses. The engine was attached to
the end OF the train, and was pushing the
cars forward. While running at the rate of
ten miles an hour the train struck a COW
lying on the track, and six cars were
hurled down an embankment. Walter
Bearty and Henry McCauley, carpenters,
were killed, and nearly hundred men in
Jured, some OF them having limbs broken.
None of the injured will die
4 Plot in Yucatan
New ORLEANs, June 19th.-The steam
ship Wanderer, Captain Raymond, from
Bay Island and Central America on the
18th inst, reports that great excitement
prevails at 1ucatan owing to the reported
discovery of plot which the natives had
formed to take possession of the island and
place 1t under another flag. The British
yacht Rosalind has been in that vicinity
some time, and her Captain was ashore on
the night OF the expected attack. He was
arrested, but subsequently, released. 1t was
HASO PCA 'SN tASAA lLlC NdCul lldu cargo OF
small arms. This occurred about the 7th
inst. The natives were leaving the island
as fast as possible some going to Belize and
others to the mainland, in whatever direc-
ton transportation was offered.
Independent of the Association.
CHICAGO, June 19th.-There seems to be
no reason for the suppostion that the Chi
cago and Alton will be induced to recon-
slider its withdrawal from the Interstate
Commerce Railway Association. The Off
cials of that road appear to be happy over
their escape from the restrictions of the
Presidents agreement. They claim they
are now recovering their share of live
stock traffic, not in consequence of the
diversion recommended by the association,
but in spite of unfair competition.
Union Pacific Directory Meeting.
BosToN, June 19th.-At meeting of the
directors OF the Union Pacific Railway
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MIGHTY BIG MORTGAGE.
\ Railroad Company Borrows One Hun
dred and Fifty Million Dollars

n Railroad Company Borrows One Hun
dred and Fifty Million Dollars.
MILWAUKEE, June 19th.-A mortgage in
favor OF the United States Trust Company
of New York, covering every dollars worth
of property owned by the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railway Company
except lands is being filed with the Secre-
tary of State.
The mortgage is for the sum of $15O. .OOO,-
600, and is executed for the purpose of car
rying out the f;.nding scheme of the COM
pany. The plan is to make this trust COM
pany the sole creditor, in order to secure a
lower rate of interest.
This object is to be achieved by the issu-
ance of bonds of the value of $4,000 each,
to run one hundred years.
1t is specified that the interest on these
sureties shall not exceed 5 per cent, nor be
less than 4 per cent. OF the total sum,
l1S,OO0,000 will be reserved to retire the
outstanding bonds, SS,G00,0O0 will be used
TO fund the floating debt and the balance
issued at the discretion of the Directors.
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FROM OVER THE MAIN,
GaTmany'S Demand From France for
an Improper Arrest.
THE EXCITING ASCOT DERBY.
Austria Preparing for a Land Grab
Damaging Rains in Germany
Miscellaneous Matters.
HEARrRENDrNG HOLOCAUST.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To the REooRD-uN1oNl
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No. II Kearny ST., San Francisco, Cal
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SEYENTH-DAY BDYRkTISTS' TENT
Corner Fifteenth and NJ Streets.

SUBJECT MONDAY NIGHT, 1.-THE POWERS
- That Be are Ordained of God :" Tuesday,
. The Wrath of God to be Visi.ed Upon This
Generation WEDNESDAY, " Has Man an
immortal Soul or Not? THURSDAY. "Is Man
Conscious or Unconscious in Death" All are
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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-26
For piphthenia and Group.

w. R. White. OF Chester, sends the
following. whose value he has tested:
In a report to the French Academy OF
Medicine, DIR. Dietholl stated that the
yapor OF liquid tar and turpentine
would dissolve the fibrinous tissues
which choke up the throat in Group
and diphtheria. He described the
process Of treatment as follows: Take
a teaspoon each OF turpentine and
liquid tar; put them into tin pan or
cup, and set fire to the mixture. tax
ing care to have a larger pan under II
ASA safeguard against the spread OF
the flames. A dense, resinous smoke
arises, making the room dark The
patient Immediately seems to expert
ence relief; the choking and rattle
stop; the patient falls into slumber
AMI seems to inhale the smoke with
pleasure The fibrinous membrane
soon becomes detached and the patient
coughs up microbes. which. when
caught in glass, may be seen to dis
solve in the smoke In the course OF
three days the patient entirely recov.
ers. This remedy has proved success
full in many instances. and household
ers everywhere should bear It in mind.
A prominent gentleman in Charleston,
who applied the treatment to his child.
after the sufferer was given over as
incurable by his family physician,
suggests that before burning the IN.
gradients named, all such articles as
would be likely 10 be injured by the
thick smoke should BE- removed Or
covered up closely :. 8pringhsld
(&Ass.> Rspublicsns
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1889-09-26
throwing Dice for Bibles.

About two centuries ago an old citi-
zen OF ST. Ives parish. Hants. left in
trust to tho vicar and church wardens
an orchard. the.rent Of which was to be
devoted to the purchase OF Bibles. Tho
testator furthor provided that the BIZ
.bles should be rallied for with dice in
The church, and since then tho pre-
scribed ceremony has boon duly car
lied out every Whit Tuesday. Last
Whit Tuesday. after shortened even
prayer. the vicar delivered an address,
telling those present that they must
look upon what was going to tako place
-reverehtiy. Ho WIS sorry they had to
observe the custom in q place sanclilied
10 the service OF God, but it had been
observed for two hundred years. Then
The proceedings began. A table COW
cred with white cloth was brought
forward. and the girls and boys came
up as their names were callod and
threw the dicc, which were provided
by tho church. Each had three throws.
The highest numbers winning the BIZ
bles The ceremony closed with a
hymn and bonediction. London Let
ter = 81
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CHEAP POULTRY HOUSE.
How to Secure the Most Room For tn
Least Money.

How to Secure tho Most Room For the
Least Money.
There is probably no better time for
building and arranging a good house
for the poultry than afterEtte harvest
and stacking work is over. It need
not and in a majority OF cases should
not, be a costly building. The most
room for the least money should be
an important consideration.
When it can be done without inter-
fering too much with the arrangement
Of the other farm buildings, the poultry
house should be convenient to the or
chard. Where the poultry can be al
lowed, free range with the trees.
fruit and fowls will be benefited.
One OF the first items is to have dry
land. This implies situation where
good drainage can be given readily
Then. with a good roof the fowls can
have a dry house.
Let it face the south, or at least ar
range so that plenty Of sunlight can be
given in this way and providing for
plenty OF sunlight during the winter.
Arrange also to afford good ventila-
ton during the summer orwhenever
1t may be needed. Good rough boards
well battened with tarred paper on the
inside will make it sufficiently warm
for all ordinary purposes. A shed
ROOT VIII be the cheapest, especially
for small house such as ordinarily
will be needed on the farm. Have
the nests in the darkest corners OF
the roost and nests are all to be in
one room. Make the roosts all on a
level. and arrange so that they can be
readily taken down to be cleaned when
needed. Flat strips are preferable to
round poles; plane smooth and oil.
The nests, as far as possible, should
be made in the same way. as it will be
necessary to take down and clean in
order to keep down the hill. as we'll as.
to change the material in the nests.
II the nests are made permanent the
work OF keeping clean will be consid-
erably increased, and in planning this
kind Of work convenience must always
be considered. Then with most that
are easily taken down the work OF
whitewashing and cleaning will be
much less.
A house sixteen feet square VIII or
dinarily be plenty large for all tho
poultry that it will be desirable to
keep on an average farm with the
exception of ducks. and separate
place should always be provided for
them. as it is not good plan to keep
them with the other poultry. An
earth floor will answer provided 1t
can BIO kept dry. but II not then make
tight board floor. There is another
good advantage in board floor and
that is it can be cleaned easier. A
board floor at least ought to be pro-
vided for feeding grain and. other ma
terials upon and be made SO as to be
cleaned readily, as filth in any form
breeds disease. Properly managed
poultry can be made very profitable,
but in doing this a good house will be
found almost Indispensable Detroit
Free Press.
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Not long 40 II. George p. Dsniei., ne
= q : N Is ss' & RsiiiSS n 4, ga ca
tending an invitation 70 foreigners % WHIT
re sSs 1 fscs thss sc Gniisd STATES d
es ~, II, neopied WITH SIXTY million 81 the
most civilized and enterprising people on
the globe; that tho New York Central
Railroad b the greatest raMroao ~. on
world; that il started from the largest city
81 the continent, passed through the ricn-
est and most prosperous region tQuc1nG
the largest cities in the interior; y tnc
great trunk line and direct route 70 tnat
{ MsEsTs Ea u S m sShs j
and riches OF America Ia less time Win
more safety and under more luxurious con-
ditions than any other route. there
is much In the above mot only Ior
foreigners, who want TO zee thle country
under favorable conditions, but for our own
restless and moving people, The New
York Central a. Hudson River Railroad IS
the outgrowth Of luxurious and prosper
Gus civilization and one OF its greatest On.
cheering triumphs, As Is well known "
Is the only line from the west Y New xor s,.
without eerrying them across the North
River. Its spacious and magnificent
station in the heart Of the city has
been for years not only the pride 81
New York, but o lasting monument to the
great organizer and founder Of the New
York Central Il Hudson River kailroad sys,
tam Commodore Vanderbilt Tho kitnitpd
trains 81 this line aro tho Unrest "a we
world, and III general accommodatiQns 1or.
the travelling public are only knoMn ing . sp
have been over the line and enjoyed them.
Detroit Free Press.