The Russellville Democrat., 1889-09-12
THE EAST.

DARWIN 4. HENRY was killed by a shock from a dynamo at New York re- gently.
 THREE boys have died on the United states training ship New Hampshire at Newport, R. L, the past week The vessel is being disinfected.
 JOHN A. GREEN, a well known news- paper man of New York City, is dead.
 BY a collision between hand car used by Italian laborers and freight train near Linfield, Pa, the other day, one man was killed and five others injured.
 TIE ship Bay of Naples was burned off Bsdloe's island, New York, recently. She was bound for Rangoon, India, with a load of kerosene.
 ALL the shoe factories of North Adams, Mass, have been closed except H. T. tady's. One thousand six hundred men were out of employment
 Ar conference of the glassmakers and representatives of the Workers Associa- Zion at Pittsburgh Pa., the manufacturers offered to compromise by paying last gear's wages. This vas rejected by the Norkmen, who insisted upon an advance.
 THE fifteenth annual convention of the Catholic Young Mems National Union opened at Providence k. L, on the 3d.
 THE first of the bear failures which has been expected on Wall street to follow the recent advance in the stock market, was announced on the Sd. The operator who was forced to the wall was T. B. Musgrave. of Musgrave & Co, 49 Pine street Lia- bilities S100 000
 JOSEPH l. WEsT, formerly post office messenger at Beaver Falls Pa, has been arrested in San Francisco for stealing a package containing $50 from the mail.
 PENNSYLVANIA Democrats, at Harris burg on the 4th, nominated Edward Blger for State Treasurer.
 MASSACHUSETTS Prohibitionists at Wor. cester on the 4th, nominated John Black. of Springfield, for Governor.
 BISHOP McQUADE has accommodated James Kelly and William Dempsey, prom lnent Catholics of Waterloo, N. Y, be- cause they brought Dr. McGlynn there 70 deliver lecture upon Father Lam- bert, Priest Who Went to Rome, and What He Got There" Both men belonged to Father Lambert's old parish.
 AN unknown woman committed suicide at Niagara Falls the other morning by jumping into the water above the falls. She was about twenty five years old, had red hair and wore black dress. She was alive when she went over the falls as she was seen to raise her head.
 LEGTIME, ex-President of Hayti, ar- rived at New Yoik on the 5th. He was en route to France.
 THE anthracite coal mine No. of the Delaware & Hudson Canal Company at Scranton, Pa., caught fire recently. K . forts to subdue the fire were unavailing.
 II. P. FERRY q telephone lineman, was instantly killed by an electric shock from a wire on street in Buffalo ". Y, the other day.
 A TRAIN from Philadelphia on the Penn- sylvania railroad recently struck and killed two boys who were driving across the track near Newark, N. J., in wagon loaded with bread. The wagon was de- molished and tho bodies of the boys were horribly mangled.
 THE young woman who committed sui eide at Niagara Falls is believed to have been Miss Anna Mead, of Binghamton. N. Y. She was insane
 G. L, OrTERsoN of the wall paper firm of swindel & Otterson, Allegheny City, Pa, has been missing since August 15, when he went to New Y ork, and as his ae- connts are straight his friends fear foul play.
 Ar the meeting of the board of directors Of the Santa Fe railroad at Boston on the fth, William B. Strong handed in his res- 3gnation as president and director. Allen Manyel was elected to fill the va- cancy.
 HENRY W. GENET the politician con- becied with the notorious Tweed regime, died at New " ork on the 9th.
 THE Douglass (MAss.) Axe Company has failed. Affairs were in bad shape with Denuison Dana, the treasurer, miss