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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17

\ fatal accident happened to Peter
Nelson of Swift county, on Monday
the 18th inst. while leaving Morris.
He had been INDUCING in liquor dur
ing the day, and about o clock p. n.
when lie left town he was some.
what intoxicated. And just as he
'r0ssed the line between the village
AMI Darnen, he fell off his wagon,
both front ana back wheel passing
over his body. E. ". Randall who
was little behind him witnessed the
whole affair. He says the diseased
ryuldn sit up in the wagon. When
1o cGrCe up to him he was laying on
mis- back, his head in the road and his
feet in the grass beside the road.
II" was gd7piug, and in great pain.
NJ. Randall sent him back to town.
hut he never spoke after the fall, ard
di,l IN ABOUT an hour. Dr.. Suther-
l,tni held post norton examination
and his testimony before the coroner 3
Jury vas, that his death was caused
ty iH-ernai injuries from the wagon
. wheels passing over his body. The
, jury rendered a verdict that diseased
came to his death by falling from and
: being run over by wagon partially
/ loaded with wood; he being under the
! influence of liquor. When the mar
shall reached him he found broken
whlskey bottle in breast pocket and
his clothes saturated with the liquor.
Deceased was single young man and
had no relatives in this country only
some cousins in Minneapolis.
\ serious accident befe!l Mr. Tandy
at the court house. on Wednesday the
Jinst. After starting the fires in the
furnaces he incautiously opened one
of the furnace doors, when the ga'
in the chimney forced the flames out
Of the door, burning his face anC one
wrist badly. We could have )eer
| rPconciled to his disfgured COZ nte
! nance. if it hadn't been for the 0s
Of his beautiful silken mustac g
which is gone, root and branch. l."
Sutherland soon gave him relief o
the pain of the fire. But then rea
pain set in; the painful idea of beaut,
marred. We FASTENED to his bed sid
and administered all the consolation
we could. But outside sympathy i
weak when single young mans beau
/ ty is spoiled.
F LATER.
, Since writing our few sympatheti
remarks on brother Tandy, we ar
pleased to see that he is able to b
down town. We begin to think W
would make good visiting commit
tee, for some ladies benevolent soc
ETY., for goodly sportion of our tim
; is consumed condoling with fire
fighters, bee fighters, and elevate
fighters. We are open for any Ell
= gagement, if there is any money in i
f Auction Sale.
/ [ will sell at public auction, on m
farm, in the town of Scott, on Tue
|, day, October Oath. 1889, commencir
at 10 o'clock a. M. the following de
\ cribed articles. Pure bred Pole
!, Angus bull; Imp. Polled Angus COY
Z 5 three fourths blood Polled Ang
! COWS; 2 Pure bred Short Horn COW
Y 10 Head of heifers; 20 Head of hie
! grade heifers and steers; Pure Sho
/ Horned bull; 2 Span of young brot
marse; 2 Spring colts; 2 Set of b
u sIeds; 5 Flows; 2 Mowers; A lot
Pure bred Berkshire pigs, and hume
q GUS other articles. Terms of sal
! All sums under $40 cash; over S
good bankable paper on one yea
RI time MILO CAMP
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17
New Warehouse,
IN MORRIS.
Sylvester Stewart.

Farm, stock and Home IS paper
that no farmer should be without.
We give it free to all Subscl ibers to
The Sun who pay in advance.
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Lost.

Brown and white spotted pointer
dog, answers to name of Bang: A
liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn to. II. ). ) CDsON'
Morris, Mimi.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17
Dentistry.
Facts From The Gallery.

DIR. Harris will be home, in Morris,
on Monday Oct. % for short stay.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17

\ m%n PASSING through from
Browus u alley on the 10th inst. was
tahru s. Tx Of inflammation OF the
euNvlio, lie WAS taken to the Central
uvu>e. where he died yesterday. HIS
name wa Nus. kuldock, age p, has
i wife in Wisconsin where he was
: ~~S His father-ln,law was with
u'm. and took his remains to their
Wisconsin nome on last nights train.
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Council Meeting.

The Village council held a meeting
| Saturday evening, at which the fol
lowing business was transacted. H.
:. Judson was adopted TO poor COM
mittee, which now stands Wolff,
House and Judson. On motion of
House it was res olved to build cist-
ern between the tank and engine
house This is to enable the engine
to force water through the hose for
three blocks, while the engine re-
mains in the house, in winter.
The cistern to be Al feet long by
10 feet square. Proposals were in
vited. and the following bids received
John Flynn $4,000; o. F. TewkSbury
s287.OO. The proper committee was
instructed 10 make a contract with
Tewksbury for building cistern.
John House resigned office of road
overseer, when Z, Caswell was ap-
pointed.
The office of nightwatch was de-
clared vacant and the Marshal in
structed to appoint one temporarily.
us. Judson was appointed on finance
committee, vice, G. NJ. Giltinan re-
signed. House on street and pur-
chasing, vice. s. c. Murphy resigned.
Judson on side walks, vice, Murphy
resigned.
The following bills wero audited
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-10-17

Waltz down to L. J. M0Ore's when
YOU want 4 plush cap.
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A hre4 c, ored on the farm
of Mictt l ,aep'Gorman. in the
town of II neaJ on Tuesday, which
DESTROYED I ; lhiFn, about 700 bushels
Of wheat a. arbut 40 tons of hay.
1t is said / ,e ,I%e originated from
smoulderin hrg.eft in the straw used
Ivy a thresh ing machine, on neigh,
hNring fArn
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DISASTER AT SEA.

Coiiision Between - steamer and u saIIer
and 10th Go To the Bottom-severaI
People Drowned and Others Missing
ST. PIERRE, MiGuELoN, Oct. 4.-The
transatlantic steamer Geographic, OF
the Bossiere Line, Captain Pausset com
manding, bound from Montreal 10 South
ampton with cattle, sheep and a cargo
OF general merchandise which left sgd
ney, G. H., on Tuesday. collided with
the Nova Scotia sailing vessel Mimic
swift forty miles off 81. Pierre at
two o'clock yesterday morning. The
Minnie Swift sank within two minutes
drowning, as nearly as can be ascer-
tanned, two women, three children and
ten men. The others, with part Of tho
crew OF Norwegian vessel, who had
previously been picked up, got on board
the steamer, which. despite all efforts,
also sank az 1 o'clock a. m. Two boats
containing about thirty-hve persons,
which put Oft from the steamer early in
the morning, arc,still missing. The third
boat, with the captain and fifteen Others.
was picked up by the schooner Sister
Bell and brought 70 st. Pierre.
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Cotton NILS IN the aou.h

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct. 5.-Thc
Tradesman has instituted an exhaustive
inquiry into tho cotton mill industry of
the South, and has received reports
from all the leading mills OF the South
ern States. The actual number OF mills
In operation Is 800 against If2 in 1880,
an increase OF 232 per cent. since the
census year. The increase In mill con-
sumption Of raw cotton in the same pc
riod has been 253 per cent. South Caro-
lima Is the banner State, 1898 bales
were consumed In the State last year.
against 1905 bales in Georgia The
consumption Of raw cotton In south
Carolina has increased 80 per cent. In
two years.
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FRENCH ELECTION.
Bouiangists Might as Wen Hang
Up Their Harpa
Republicans Mako Gsins--B -Bouianrer Ac-
cuscd ct Keeping Money civen
Him for tt~ction Purposes

PAHis, Oct. 7.--Rcballots wcro taken
yesterday In the districts in which the
recent election for Members of the Cham
bcr OF Deputies were without definite
result The weather was fine, and a host
Of electors presented themselves at the
polls The voting In Parts proceeded in
perfect quictncss, there being no incl
dent worthy OF mention. The followers
OF General Boulanger are dcserting.
NJ. Laguerro and other former Boulaug-
lists have ceased to mention the Gen
erals name, styling themselves only Ro-
visionlstS. IL Is estimated that two
thirds 81 tho 1851 constituencies which
ballotod have gone Republican.
Tho Conservatives calculated upon tho
return OF two OF their candidates in
Paris. All the mcmborsof tho National
Committee will confer with General
Roulangcr In London on Tuesday. prior
tohisdoparturc FOR the Isle OF Jersey The
total returns for Paris show the election
OF twenty-five Republicans and four
tcen BoulanRists. Returns from i53
districts show the election OF los Re-
publicans and forty-iive Auti-Republi-
cans. IL is reported that split has oc-
currcd between lioulanger and Count
Dillon because OF tho formers assertion
that tho bargain with the Conservatives
had causrd a loss Of seats to the Boulan-
gists.
LONDON, Oct The second ballots,
which took place In is6 constituencics
In France yesterday. excite the least
possible interest In England and appear
to be regarded throughout France, and
In paris itSelf with nothfnr annroacb
Ing tho usual election excitement. Tho
feeling seems TO have become general
that the Republic Is now established for
many years, and whatever may bc the re-
suit OF yesterdays ballotings France will
maintain her existing form OF govern
mont intact. iioulangor Ia no longer a
factor In any French political problem.
Those who have heretofore been his
warmost political friends are to-day
ready To accept an explanation OF
tho Generals disastrous overthrow
at tho polls, which IN every thing but
croditablc to their former chief. Utterly
unable to comprehend that the French
people should have deliberately repudi-
nted themselves and their revolutionary
schemes, they now insist that their de-
feat Ia duo entirely Co tho failure OF
General Boulangcr Co nse the large sums
OF money which had been given him
10 aid In carrying the elections for the
purposes for which they wore intended.
10 Is openly charged that the General
has been quietly slowing away the mill
lions OF francs which HIS wealthy dupcs
poured into his Golfers. while he let the
elections take care OF themselves
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MARINE DISASTER.
Steamer Corona Explodes Hor
Boiler With Terrible Result
Thirty->is Livcs Lost. and tho Bost TO-
tai wreck-Besiict the Dead Large
Number ARC Injured.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 4.-Thc Ouachitn
steamer Corona exploded her boilers
about noon yesterday opposite False
River Settlement, ten miles above Baton
Rouge, and sank in few minutes with
the loss OF thirty-six lives. II was tho
first trip OF the Corona this season. sho
having just been repaired here Mt cost
OF $4,000. and put. IL was supposed, In
complete order. She left New Orleans
at 1880 Wednesday evening, and reached
Baton Rouge at about t0;3O yesterday
morning. taking on number OF passcn-
gers nj that place, among them l.. r.
Mason, Secretary of State, and his wife
and Mrs. T.. w. Robertson, wife of Con-
gresham Robertson. While opposite
False River Settlement one OF the boil
crs exploded In n most unaccountablo
manner, no one who witnessed the cx-
plosion directly surviving TO tell cx-
actly how the accident did occur. Tho
explosion was one OF the most vio-
lent over known on a steamboat
IL knocked down tho roof OF tho
cabin and texas, sent splintcrs
hying in every direction. wound
ing number OF persons, and splitting
the vessel SO that she sank almost liko
lead. Although IL was in the middle OF
the day and every one was on the alert,
both passengers and crew found it hard To
escape. IL is probable that the explosion
Killed Immediately the. .fircmcn, the roust-
abouts and n number OF other deck
hands Others were seriously hurt by tho
the splinters and escaping steam. There
was no time to get out the boats, and
some OF the passengers with difficulty
secured life-presorvers. Within few
seconds the Corona had sunk I'm deep
water, and nothing was left OF her hut
few portions of the wreck drifting
down stream, and the passengers and
crew struggling in tho middle of tho
river and clinging tn the lifo-preservers,
planks and pieces OF the wreckage. For
tunately, the City OF st. Louis happened
to be descending the river at almost tho
same time. She came To the relief OF those
struggling In the water. and landing
took on board those who had already v
been rescued by the people of the neigh.
borhood, bringing all OF them To Baton
Rouge. Here those who wished To re-
main were landed. while others were
taken TO New Orleans. The City OF St.
Louis remained at Baton Rouge for
some time, so as To allow the wounded
passengers to receive what medical
treatment they needed. Some were
badly burnt by the steam, but IL IL not
thought any OF them are fatally hurt.
Among the thirty-hye lost were seven
passengers, the balance being OF tho
crew.
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sulcids'a HorribIo method

MANsrIELp, O., Oct. Mrs. Raiston
Mckee, the wife of we'll to-do farmer
residing three miles south OF the city.
chose "A horrible method 10 commit sui
eide 1T her homo yesterday afternoon.
She threw herself head foremost into a
forty-foot we'll. In her descent her head
struck against tho stones, and her skull
was cracked. Soon after her disappear
ancc her romans were discovered and
taken out. She was about sixty-hvo
years Of age, and has been insane for
some time,
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FIGHT WITH CONvrCrs.
One OF the Desperadoss Kuisd-Five Es-
cape, but Three Are Recsptured--rh~
Guards Life saved by Two or tho rrls-
onera-

Guards Life saved by Two OF tho rris-
onera-
ATLANTA, Ca, Oct Authorization
has reached the city OF bloody tradcgy
in Pulaski County. One convict was
killed, five escaped. three were re-
captured and two saved the lifo OF tho
guard. On Tuesday four negro con-
victs from Dooley County were sont 10
tho Pulaski chain-gang camps and put
to work. Mr. Steve Brown was in
charge OF the convicts. and had them
picking cotton ON plantation near
tho Ocmulgco river. The field in
which they were at work was In the
swamp, distance from the farm
house, and, with tho exception OF his
arms, no was at the mercy OF the rough
lot that he had In charge. The four
negroes from Dooley were Howard
Joiner, noted dcsperado; Reddiclx
Combs. Albert Willis and Frank Single
ton-all OF whom bore bad characters
In their own county. At noon MIR.
Brown was weighing up the cotton
picked In tho morning. Suddenly How.
ard Joiner sprang toward him, and.
seizing him by the arms, pinioncd him
from behind, and cried out To WIN Mil.
Ter, Dodge County convict, "IIit himi
kill him" Miller grabbed n weigh
ing stick and hit Mr.. Brown
fearful blow on tho head,
knocking him down. A second blow
stunned him, but just at this critical
moment Carey Walker, another convict,
ran To Mr.. Browns assistance. Seizing
the smaller OF the two pistols that Mr..
Brown carried he began firing at Miller.
Joiner jumped on the prostrate guard,
and was trying his best To kill him
Whilo Walker was shooting at Miller,
Frank Singleton, another convict, grab
bed the weighing beam and struck
Joiner with all his might, and Joiner
turned Mr.. Brown loose and scrambled
of All tho other convicts except
Walker and Singleton made break for
liberty. Dazed and blinded by tho
blows, Mr.. Brown sprang to his feot,
and drawing his other pistol, he fred
at Joiner. Tho ball went true To
the mark and passed entirely through
Joincr's body, who foil TO the ground
and died without a groan. The convicts
who had assisted him gavo tho alarm,
and party, consisting OF Mr. Lowry,
MIR. Stewart and Mr.. Coley, who 1.-Two
near tho farm, went In pursuit OF tho
fugitiyes. In about three hours they
camo up with Schonett and Price in the
swamp below, who surrendered without
resistance. Liller, Combs, and Willis
escaped, and are still at large. It IA
probable that petitions will be gotten up
70 have Frank Singleton and Corey Wal
kor pardoned on account OF tho manner
In which they camc TO Mr.. Browns
rescue and saved his life.
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Baby AecIdentally Hanrsd.

BHNINGnAM. Ala, Oct. T. Early yes
tor'lay morning Mr. and Mrs. Levi Pow
ell, living near Troy, Ala. while arising
from bed missed their infant boy. who
was sleeping In bed with them They
searched the house and werc giving up
In despair, when. upon closer inspection.
they found the child hanging between
the foot-board AMI the rail Of the bed
stead stone dead. H. had fallen from
bed and hung Itself without arousing its
parents
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MomLE, Ala, Oct. 5.-A negro named
Stark, who is believed 20 have been tho
man who fired into church at Miss
Point, Wednesday night, killing -. A..
McInncss and wounding his daughter
and Henry Blumer, was found to-day
padding down the Pascagoula river. Ho
was ordered 10 stop, but instead has
tened his speed, whereupon a deputy
sheriff fired. killing him instantly.
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flgLESA. Mont. Oct T. Returns ro-
ccived to-day give Democratic majority
Of scven on joint ballot in the Legisla-
tnro In several counties the vote Is
very close. bat 80 is not believed the OH
cial canvass will mako any material
change. Carter. Republican, for Con
grcss, has a majority Of about 200.
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storm on 80 gnnnrlnr

fuPKIfNo. Mich. Oct Two ves-
scls were wrecked on Lake superior
ship Canal Saturday night The crew
Of nineteen mon was saved with din.
Guilty by the lifc-saving crew under
command Of Captain Ocha. Loss on
vessels and cargocs, $50. 600 to 500. 600.
a terrific storm is now sweeping over
Lake Superior.
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nerro Erodna prennrinr

~ Louis, Oct. 7-An immigration
society which has been recently estab-
lisbcd IN Topeka, in connection with the
lato exodus ~ negroes 70 Oklahoma.
has received letters from Tennessee.
Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana and the
Carolinas, stating that there will be-
twenty thousand negro cmigrants from
tbosc states a. soon ~ they can gather
their crops and get ready To leave.
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AngnDRgN, 3. D., Oct. 5.-A report IS
current here that the election will be
contested so far az the prohibition ques-
tion Is concerned upon the ground that
n large part ~ the tickets used we're not
upon white paper in black ink a. requir-
cd by statue. Most of tho tickcts used
in brown County were printed upon
cream paper in blue ink.
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washlnEton stats EIsot,on

PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. IA special dis
patch from Olympia last night says that
returns continue 10 come in from all
parts Of the Territory very slowly. The
latest estimates place the Republican
majority at not less than 1900 The
Legislature will be- Overwhelmingly Re-
publican. Nothing more definite will
probably % known until the official
count is made.
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CAYu0A, Ont, Oct. 5.--Threc children
named Walton obtained access ~ tho
powder-hOuso Of gypsum mine hero
yesterday afternoon, and one Of them
lighted q match and ignited quantity
Of powder. Ono ~ the children was llt.
orally blown - pieces and tho others
we're 80 badly injured that they can not
recover
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several thousand Jews E1peIl.a.

LONDON, Oct 8. 5.SeveraI thousand
prosecuted Jews, who have been cx-
PEELED from Russia, have arrived in
England during the past ten days, and
others are coming daily. Arrangements
have been completed by wealthy IIe-
brcws here 10 colonize these people in
the Argentine Republic, and nearly
thousand Will sail on the outgoing
steamer tOdav
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Attempted rrain Rohbarx

IouisyILLE, KY, Oct 7.-At 3 o'clock
yesterday morning two masked men 40.
tempted 10 rob the express train on tho
Knoxville branch ~ the Louisville and
Nashville road. They got ON the front
platform and tried 10 force the door. a
fight cnsucd with the baggage and ex-
press men. and the robbers we're routed.
ono Of them being wounded.
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could Not 49, Pnhlioltu

NV YoHK- Oct q A Brooklyn paper
contained marriage notice yesterday
Afternoon Of the marriage Of Augustus
>. Van dc Linde and Annie Williams.
and within half an hour after its puhli.
cation che groom had committed suicide.
lie was nineteen years old and lived
with his mother and his uncle.
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ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. .. wv. A. Pledgcr.
a prominent coiored Republican, has
called a convention Of colored men for
November is. 20 discuss tho relations Of
the races and alleged ontrages Of tho
whites. There are indications Of a large
attondance from all parts Of tho State.
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LANsfNo, Mich, oct. 5.-Owing % a
mistake made BY a Legislative bill clerk.
section 10 of the new high license law
is void This section compelled drug
2iHts 70 SECURE yermits and 10 mako an
nuai statements of their sales. This. 10
Is considered, will not invalidate the en-
tire law. but 20 removes all restriction
from lguggists.
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HELENA, Mont. Oct &. Returns from
counties In which the result Is disputed
have not come IN. Park County. which
was given 20 the Republicans yesterday
by 300 majority, now shows only $50.
Republicans now estimate their major.
ity FOR Governor 30 100. while the Demo
Gratis claim TOOle's election BY 900.
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PEORIA, III. OcA-, "a oanard set
anoat several days ago in jest caused q
run upon the Dime Savings Bank Of this
city, and thousands upon thousands o.
dollars were Withdrawn yesterday after
noon All deposits were promptly paid
5ue on dsmawa
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ALnANY. ~ ", oct. Governor Hi1
has issued proclamation calling a
special election in the Ninth Congress
sional District 10 hil the vacancy caused
by The death Of Hon. s.. s. Cox. II wi1
be held on the day Of the general cleo.
ffpu
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LOSDoS. Oct. q Queen Natalie ap-
pear 10 be- losing something of her
popularity IN Belgrade. owing 10 her abb
soluto refusal 70 listen 10 any proposals
~ the Regents looking 10 an amicablc
settlement Of Che vexod questions
raised by bcr arrival at the Soryian capt.
al
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Ths Election IN south pako,a

SIOUX FAILS, oct 4.-SiOux Falls
comedies the temporary capital Of South
Dakota % Pierre Returns give Pierre
1906 Huron 1893. Sioux iO.O8s. Pro-
hibitiOn carries by At least 1000 ma
jority Republican ticket elected BIZ
20, 900 majority.
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NEw YoHK, Oct A-Tbe steamship
Wyoming, of the GuiOn Lime brought
- this port 40 Mormon converts. most.
ly Germans from ThurinEia over half
o. them were young girls betwoon tfs
ages - ihirteer End eighteen years,
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Back Prom Abroad

NEw YOnK, Oct. Thomas A Edi-
son and wife, Mrs Y 5. Grant and Miss
Frelinghuyscn were among the passen-
gers arriving by the steamship La Char
payne, from Havre, yesterday