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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-10-25
THE PROPOSED SHIP CANAL
Between the ohio and Lake Erio-Meetiug
of the Commission In Pittsburgh.


PITTSBURGH, Oct 24.-The first meet
ing OF the Pennsylvania Ship Cana
Commission was held in this city to-day,
Governor Beaver had notified the mem
bers that he would be present, and at L.
o'clock Capt. John A. Wood, OF Pitts
burgh; Hon. W. S. Shellenberger, OF
Beaver; John Goodwin, OF Mercer, and
Eben Brewer, OF Erie, met the Cover.
nor at the Hotel Anderson and two
hours were passed in general dis.
Cussion OF the ship canal project. Reu.
ben Miller, OF Pittsburgh, who was
named as one OF the commissioners, de.
Clined to accept, and to-day the Gov.
eruOr appointed Colonel Thomas p,
Roberts, Of Pittsburgh, to fill the va.
cancy. Colonel Roberts was summoned
to the meeting, and on his arrival an or.
ganizatiOn was effected Capt. John A,
Wood was elected President, Eben
Brewer Secretary, and W, 5. Shallen,
berger, Treasurer.
At the request OF the Governor and
the Commission, Il. Lyman Moody,
Civil Engineer, OF Erie, appeared before
the Commission and made an address on
the subject OF the water supply available
Mt the summit level OF the proposed
canal. His address was illustrated by a
large map OF the French creek, Oil creek,
Chautauquaand Upper Allegheny basins
and his opinion was that there is ample
water available at all times for Caual
doing an annual business OF G,G00,000 of
tons. In this statement Colonel Roberts
and Mr.. Goodwin, the engineers Of the
commission, fully COinCided from intor.
nation already in their possession.
The general plan Of work was discuss.
ed at length and 1t was decided that in
the near future the Commission would
meet and 20 over the rOHte OF the old
Erie and Beaver canal from the Ohio to
the City OF Erie, Gnd at once begiu the
completion Of tho engineering data on
which to base q report on the feasibility
OF the project. The Governor will aC.
the commission on this trip,
and his great personal interest in the
work wins the enthusiastic Commenda.
tion Of the people OF Pittsburgh. The
appropriation OF ten thousand dollars
will do little more than pay for the pre-.
liminary work Of the survey, but the
manufacturers and business men Of tue
Shenango Valley and other points on the
line Of the proposed canal sent word to
the Commission that liberal provision
would be made by private subscriptions
for the most complete and accurate sur.
vey, The Commission adjourned to
meet again in Pittsburgh at the call OF
the President,
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qHH new YORKS WIN
The Fifth Game in the Worlds
Championship Series,
1T WASDO OR DIE WITH THEM,
Aud They Played In Way that
Would Have Beaten ANY Team,
A Score of 10 to 3 With but
Very Little 10 Kick About,

New YoRK, Oct, 24.-The fifth game
in the worlds championship series was
played at Washington Park, Brooklyn,
this afternoon, before only 1901 persons,
The weather was cold and windy. 1t
was do or die" with the Giants, and
the way they played would have beaten
any team. Caruthers, who was in the
box for the BrookIyns, received the
hardest pounding OF any pitcher so fur
in tho series. On the other hand Crane
was on his metal. The hits secured of
him were mostly OF the "scratCh" order,
Ewing was away. Brown, his substitute
besides doing yeOman service with the
stick, backed up Crane in masterly
manner, The Giants took tho lead in
the third inning, when they made four
runs, After this inning CNruthers was
an easy mark. The fielding by Smith,
Collins, Whitney and Piuckney was the
principal feature. There was very little
"kiCking" in the game. Clark will
probably not play another game in the
series, Ns he sprained his leg while run
ming base in the sixth inning, Score:
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IN ST. pAuL
Tho Ali.AmOrlcnn Delegates Assist In In,

Tho Ali.AnCriCnn Delegates Assist In Lay.
Ing Y. N. q. a, Corner stone.
ST, pAvL, Oct. 9t.--The All.AmOrican
delegates reached this city at hOli.past
ten o'clock this morning and were driven
At once 10 the location for the new
Young Mems Christian Association
building, where they witnessed and as.
siBtOdIn the laying Of tho corner stone.
Senator Mcmillan, OF this city, laid thU
corner stone ant. .SipnOt PatREa, Of VenO
Euela, delivered u fine address, which Id
considerably many the, ol the trip,
The party were then driven to the city
hall where they we're formally welcomed
by citizens aud officials, Including the
lMs territorial, first State and present
! AtNLO governors,
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ANOTHER FIELD DEVELOPED.

Tho Eureka Territory in Tlcnsnnts County
Sail To Produce GuslIcrs-WGlls That
Hare Eom9!D.
AS ispretty generally known there
have been large numbers OF oil scouts,
field men and operators from the
Washington and other oil fields,
passing through this city for the
past ten days or two weeks, but they
have not all Been bohnd iorthC Marion
and Monopgalia fields, as many
have supposed. a good por-
ton oil thCm have gong down
the Ohio River road to look at the Eu-
reka field, in the lower part OF Peasants
county. There is something in that
field, butiust whatit is, is not definitely
known.
Reports from there are meagre; it Is
said; however, tnat the.e is a well only
short distance from the railroad that
h0s been doing $50 barrels II day, and is
still holding up in good shape;
two otnet weIls are rcporiad
to have come in AZ $50 barrels
each, anu another Opp Ut lpl barrels.
Pittsburgh operators are said 10 control
the AeldGnd are piping the product to Par.
kersburg. All tho land thereahouts is
reported to be leased at good figures,
the bonuses paid In some cases being
top notch figures,
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QUEER SORT OF MAN.
Allows Himself 10 iIC swlndlod Out Of III
wife nnd Now Wants tho PAY for Her


Allows Himself u lie swindlol out Of Ills
wife gnd Now Wants the Pay for Her. e
BATmoRE, Mn, Oct, GA suit las
been recorded ip the Superior Court by
John SIcbrcCht ugaiast William Evans,
In which $4,000 damages arc claimed,
The plaintiff states that hO was induced
TO give up, for money confederation,
All interest in n store kept by his wife,
aud that he was also induced 10 sign an
agreehent Of separation from his wife
When some time afterwards he was sued
for divorce lie was persuaded, he alleges
not to resist the granting OF the divorce
llC claims TINT Mr.. Evans, who, he SAYS
ho thought his friend, induced him L
66nsDnL aud DvbmIt 70 these things. A
short timO after tic divorce Waa ub
tained Mr.. Evans aud Mrs. siebreOh
we're married and they went 10 Europt
q few weeks ago on their wedding trip
Mr. and hlrp, EyRpg are now In Italy
Mr.. EyAns is a wealthy marble cutie,
Mi SiebrpCht aud Mr.. Evans wcr
friends and prominent members Of III
same church, 90
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SPRfSoFlELD, lLL, OCT. ~ Mrs. Jos,
W. Arnold has been acquitted In tic
circuit Court Of sangamon cOupty Of tho
charge Of murdttlnu her husband on
June 2 last, Self defense was her plra.
ArnOldN estate amounting 10 $3.50, 900 ID
matter Of contention among thr heis
and the array OF counsel on each sIle
resulted In the most notable murder
trial in the recent history Of the county,
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WANT THE WEIGHT METHOD.
a Now basis for tho Rates on Live Stock
ShinmcntA.

A Now Basis for tho Rates on Live Stock
shipments.
TopEEA, KAs,, Oct. l4.--A conference
In live stock rates between repreSenta'
liVcB Of the railroads and the Board ol
Railroad Commissioners was held last
evening at tho Office Of the Board. Re-
Gently tho Interstate Commerce Com
mission ruled that the proper way tC
regulate the tariff OH live stock ship
ments was to base the rate upon the
weight instead Of upon tho car load
The decision meets With tho hearty Rp
proval Of thU railroads aud they desire
10 adopt, with the consent OF the BOarC
Of Railroad Commissioners, the weight
method,
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Pensions Granted.

Specid' Dispatch to the Hitq.1eaocT,
WAsmNqroS, D. G., Oct. Extensions
for West Yirginians were granted as fol,
lows: Original invalids-Morris Ameri.
ca, Thomas Petticord, Greenyille l..
Adkins, John McCGskey, deceased. In.
crense-Moses r. Trahune, John NJ.
Markin, George W, West. Reissue
Joseph NJ, COOpan, Samuel Gregg, James
II. Barer. Original widow, &c--Almora
|, widow Of Moses r. Trahune.
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MERELY ,MIvRARY.
Tho Austrian Emperor Hint, thnl tlc An
nnCo With IinIy Is NJ, t,..,,.....,

Tho Austrian Emperor Hint. tl,nt trc AN.
Hnco With Iinly is Mt Permanent.
PARIS, Oct. "a -Ene Figaro publishes
an account of an interview said to have
taken place between the Emperor Of
Austria and the Prince Of Lichtenstcin,
in the course of which the Emperor said
that as Boulangcrism had been defeated
IN France Austria no longer had reason
TO oppose that country, The Prince
thereupon reminded the Emperor Of tue
treaty OF alliance between Austria and
Italy To this reminder the Emperor
replied that that alliance was merely
temporary, and that the future had
many surprises in store.
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A TOWN MISNAMED.
Is Ia Called Wat0rNlIlc but tho People ar
Suffering for the Want of Water,

Is Ia Called WHtorNI IIlc but tho People arG
Suffering for the Want of Water,
WATERvILLE, MINI, Oct, A.--It is
almost Impossible To state the severity Of
the drought in this region and it's evil
effects il it should freeze without rain.
All the cracks and rivers are dry and
have been for some time, and the lakes
were never so low in the history OF the
country. Only the best Of the wells
that It is un(t lor use. Certain it is Tint I
there is much sickness, but whether this
is the cause or not it is Impossible to say,
Farmers Southeast OF here, In Blooming
Grove, have been hauling water for
some time for domestic use and for
watering stock for distaRCe Of over six
miles,
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THE POLICE CALLED
To Preserve order Among tho Crowds At
Cincinnati Openings

To Preserve Order Among tho Crowds At
Cincinnati Openings,
CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 24,-Twico with.
In the last week the police have been
called upon to preserve order in tho
iamS OF people who have crowded into
opening displays OF retail dealers. In
both cases there were gOrgDOusly fitted
up, new store buildings with prOiuSe
displays OF stock, floral decorations and
music but no sales, the object being
merely an exhibition.
Last night a platoon OF extra nollOu
was called for and they had to use their
clubs In one or two instances 10 enforce
order. Women tainted aud wild ex,
Cllement roignBd Tor q time.
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THE CLOSING SESSION,
The Episcopal Conventions Last DGy-Im.
pOrtant liusinCSS,


NEw YORK, Oct, 24,-The Episcopa
Convention was opened at 10 o'clock q
IN. The proposed canon on deaconesse,
was taken up and adopted as follows;
Summarized women Of devout charaCtel
and proved fitness may be appointed to
the office OF deaconness by any bishop
OF the church." DR.. Goodwin then READ
the report Of the committee on canons
in reference to petition Of foreign
churches. The report regulates the
manner OF detail in reference to the
government Of the church, Rev, Mr..
Davenport, OF Springfield, attacked the
report and charged Rev, Mr.. Nevin with
an attempt to establish a foreign Bishop.
riC, with possible headquarters in Rome,
An acrimonious debate followed and the
canon was adopted as offered by the
committee.
At this junCture a resolution thanking
DR.. Dix for the manner in which he had
presided was unanimously alOpted and
the convention proceeded to the discus.
sion OF the proposed new canon or ordi-
nation, After some discussion the canons
We're ordered to be taken up at the after
noon session,
The report OF the committee on the
petition Of the Colored clergy was then
taken up. A motion to postponed the dis.
cussion was lost and warm debate en-
sued.
At o'clock q motion was made to take
the vote on the question OF the adoption
of the minority report and to limit all
speeches to five minutes. Half n dozen
delegates spoke pro and con. The vote
stood; Clerical ayes % nays 23, divided
3; lay vote, ayes 10, NAYS 20, divided |
The motion was lost. The majority re-
port was then adopted aud a recess was
taken,
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AFFAIRS AT l0IINSIOwN,

Tho VltSL Theatrical Performance Gets u
Crowded lIOuSc-ClHrn BartOn rendered
IL Reception.
Jon@rowN, PA, Oct. "a. - Thirty
more bodice OF food victims were lifted
and re.intorred to-day, only three being
identified. The committee in charge Of
re.intcring the dead request those hav.
ing lost friends to send by mail com.
plete description OF them US soon as
possible,
A crowded house greeted the first the.
atricNl performances since the disaster.
Miss Clara Barton, who leaves here
tomorrow, was rendered public rccep.
ton tonight,
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Condensed i,gLCGG1uS.

Inc American Cotton Sg,d Ttust will
Dc. ne msTE"d aet roa nan inlo = now company and ia.
SuD S2iOOOO 900 Of stock. ""' 10
Ibe Co,9PorG'lyc Flint Glass Assoda.
lloh'S bniIIlngB at beaver FtII. pa
were bdrncd yCGLemay Loss, s7O60O'
Postage stamps will hereafter be one
eighth smaller than the present om"s @
Carmine, '''bn'
woman named Mrs. Tfoph wan mr..
rested yesterday at Chquary, UanaJ, a. a,
sue was ABOUT to dash vitr6I In ib1 "y,,, !"
ol robert scott. shU waB dusseI in
mems clothing aud carried two Teyoi
Vets and razor WV '''O'
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BURNED WITH TILE BARN.
A Mother HeHrS her Guilds Cries for IIclp
but IA Unable to Rescue Her,

A Mother Hears her Guilds Cries for Help,
Hut Unable to Rescue Her.
MusHEOoN, MICH,, Oct, 2l,-Whilo the
flve.year.old girl Of Captain Michaels, Of
Montague, with two other children were
playing in a barn yesterday afternoon,
they set the building on fire with
matches. In few moments tho entire
structure was enveloped in flames. Two
children ran from the burning building
and escaped unharmed, but little Annie
MiChaels was burned to crisp. The
mother heard the cries of the burning
babe, but was unable to resCue her.
Mrs. MiChaels is prost,Sted with grief.
The barn was entirely consumed, as was
also an adjoining barn and the Michuels
residence. The father IL absent from
home on q sailing vessel.
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Ihn Only Ln,innn Inrllnil.

QuRREc, Oct. 24,--1hO Hon, Mr., Mer,
clCr, Premier oI Quebec, has been in
vited to attend tue centennial Of Cathol
icism In America, which will bO cele
brAled In Baltimore Oh the 7th Of mex
month. lie Ia the only laymRn invited
and hns accepted the Invitation. III
will make a speech In English At tht
convention,
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TOO WARN FOR HIN.

a MHn Hun out of Town For Trcntlns
Ills Dead wifc's Memory with Dis.
respect.
SPENCER, INDp Oct, 94.-Grorgo W.
Shirley, the proprietor Of the Merchants
hoetl, who was burned in cligy Monday
night for bringing a second wife home
with him only two weeks after burying
his first one, was forced to leave town
last night. The Indignation increased
to such an extent that he sold the hulel
to his nephew aud lcitonatrhin for parts
unknown.
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CHICAGO TAlLORS STRIKE.
oVersovcn Hundred Men Out-The Alleged
Cause,

CHICAGO, Oct. 24.-The Uuion Journey
men taIIora 10 the number Of 74O went
on strike this morning The trouble
originated some time ago in the shop Of
G. W. Matthews. The cutter Of the es-
tablishment was obnoxious to the jour.
neymen and they demand his discharge.
Mr.. Matthew'S declined to comply with
the demand. His men struck and laid
theirCase before the JournOymen TallOrs'
Association. That body endorsed the
strike and applied to the TailOrs' and
DraperS Exchange to compel MIR. Mat.
thews to discharge his cutter, The ex.
change declined 10 do 10. This brought
the diplomatic negotiations TO q close,
and the jOurneymen met last night and
resolved to strike at 10 o'clock thig
morning,
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prnLIl of a Eornlrr MhrrllnrI,r.

News has been received N TN. dro,b
Of ives Hamilton at Louisville T6e
deceased wOsa native Of WUolsGrldord
was very well known In thig cIty, III.
worked here several years Tor simps,n
& llogc, the dry gooda men. md
married his wife, Miss Belle MrA m"'
here. When hc LEFT here hp went ~
New York aud operating On Wall s,tcst
made II wonderfully large fortune, ,wI,rS
he lost almost ns quickl, MS Ilu madr IL.
lle has been In the West Tor gpvptSi
years past. His rinains may bc
brought here for burial W.
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I,rIlc lIrhltr. m Lnll.

ASnlASp, Wis, Oct. q, Tho prollml,
nary examination Of George Curtis and
Charles Kimmick, charged with being
the principals In u prize GghL by agree.
ment, was concluded yesterday after.
noon, The court held the defendants Id
81 900 each 10 appear for trial In Novem,
hCI and they were committed 10 fail In
default
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plTTspuRdn, Pa, Oct. 24,--The round
house and machine and repair shops Of
the Pittsburgh & Castle Shannon rail.
way, at Castle Shannon, Pa, were de-
stroyed by fire about midnight. Four
locomotives stored In the round house
we're badly damaged. Tho loss is about
$4,000 partly covered by insurance. The
ilrU originated from spontaneous com.
hnatiOn.
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THE CONSUL WAS DuNlDpOuNDED.
Tho Crooked Actions Of Lewis Being In.
yestIyntCd,

Tho Crooked Actions Of Lewis Being In.
veStlgatnd.
W4snlgaroy, b. G., oct. 24.-Walker
Blaine, solicitor Of the State Department,
in pursuing his investigation Of the
charges made against William Reid
Lewis, United States Consul to Morocco,
had an interview to-day with Ramon
Azoauc, the former interpreter OF the
consulate. The charges preferred by
Azoque, the latter states, include one to
the effect that in order to satisfy his
{ (AzoQue's) demands for salary, Consul
Lewis gave him blank certificates oI
protection tosell, directing him to pocket
the proceeds, AVo4ue Gays he took
counsel with q nuighboring United
States Consul, who WAS dumblounded al
Lewis actions.
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IMPORTANT POSTAL ORDER.
Certain Mail Matter to Pass between Til
COuntr, md Cnundn mt DOmcstlC Rates,

Certain Mail Matter to Pass Botween This
COumtr md Camndn ut Domestic Rates.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 24.-The fol.
lowing order and instructions were to.
day promulgated from the postoalOe De-
partmGnt:
OrleIed-ln accordance with the pro.
visions OF Article l2 OF the Postal Con.
vention in force between the United
States and the Dominion Of Canada aud
with the concurrence Of she POSTMASTER
General OF the D0miniOn Of Canada, that
on and after the first day Of November,
1850, packages containing mailaUlC
liquids, iHtty substances, CONNECTIONS and
pastes, he admitted 10 thp mails ex.
changed between Canada and the
United States, provided they are put up
in the manner prescribed for such arti.
Cles to entitle them to transmission in
the domestic mails Of the country in
which said articles are mailed.
JoHN WANAMAKER,
lOstmester General,
Pursuant TO tho foregoing order
United States pOstmnsters will on and
after November |, 1880, receive and for.
ward al packages OF liquids, fatty sub
stances, oonIrCtiOns and pastes, address.
ed to Canada, which are presented ior
mailing ut their Offices in packages
which would entitle them to transmits.
sion in the mails II they were addressed
for delivery in the United States and are
fully prepaid at the domestic rate OF
postage, aud will so forward and deliver
TO addresses in this country all such
packages received in good condition
!t::GG;;1 Canada. Packages received at the
United States Exchange po5tohice in
such condition a9to damdge other ar.
tiClcs in the mails, which mails, wheth.
er mailed In this country or Canada, will
be treated in accordance with the provis.
ions Of s'e'in%! 559S, 59SS pages 995 and 22G,
postal laws and regulations Of 1887.
By direction Of the Postmaster General.
\. NJ. DEooKs,
Acting Superintendent WersteIn Mails.
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New York waking ~.

New YoRR, Oct, 2,.--Tho worlds fail
subscription book had scarcely been
opened In the Office Of DUxel, Morgan
4 Co. to-day when three large subscfip
ttons were made. They were those D
Cornelius Vanderbilt 100000 IA per
BonaI subsCriDtion), New York CUntra
K Hudson River Railroad Compan,
100000, aud tho Wagner Palace Ci'
COmpany $4,000.
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TIlREATENBD wITII CRONINS FATE,
The EX.SInyOr of minneapolis IGcOiN Nlng
Threatening Letters.


Threatening Letters.
MlNNEAPoLls, MlSNp Oct 2l,-Ex.
Mayor Ames, whose remarks about
"Priest.riddcn Ireland" on bis return
from Europe lately caused SUCH q re.
vulSlon Of feeling among his Irish ad,
mirers, has received five different threat.
ening letters signed "Irishman, "CAtho.
liC," Clan.na.Gael,' etc. They warn
him that II he does not leave tho cOun.
try he will suffer the fate Of DR.. CrOnin
Tho handwriting In each is different
from the Others. DR.. AmCs' iriCnds
claim to know where the letters came
from aud promise to make IL interesting
for tho authors, There are said to bt
800 ClNn.na.Gael membeu in Mime
apollg.
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eptcWW DLpGtch 10 INC IhtHlyncT'
RowLEsBvEa, W. VAo Oct. ll.-John
Mullen, employed in the Baltimore x
Ohio yards at this place, was struck and
instantly killed by Train No. 3 this even.
ing just east OF Cheat river bridge. He
leaves a wife and family.
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MnwAUKEE, Wis, Oct, 2l.-A special
from Watertown, Wis, says that Louis
Kellermann, who otand fatally wound
ed his wife yesterday, sent a bullet
through his own brain at 7;3Othi morn
ing. Mrs. KelIurmann is slil alive but
very low.
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rourth.Clns. pohma.tOrs.

Special Dtpatch to ht ia:eiligace.
WAsnlSdroS, Oct. 24.-Fourth.clasa
postmastors wero appointed for West
Virginia today as follows Harvey
IIishman at Perry, Hardy county, vice
j. +, HeliEvll, removed, and ". o.
Grimm at Queens, Upshur county vico
". 7. HOllvn, removed.
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AW"'t VIrEinln Company In Louisiana. -
LAKE CHARLES, LA, Oct. a There
was recorded here yesterday deed Of
sale by tho I.oui innn Sulphur Mining
Company to the American SulDhurCo,, Of
West Virginia, of the Colebaled SUl-
uhur Mlue in Cacdsiru Parish, ncui.
lug 5000 acres 0tland nnJ III, Sulphur
MiDG plant. Tue price was 500 coo.
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A STEAMER BURNED.

-Four Lives Lost and Mnny PCrsous Serious.
ly Injured.
KINGSTON, QST., Oct, 94.-Thu steamer
Qdiute wag burned to the waters edge
last night and four lives were lost, and
many injured.
LATER,-It is now feared that another
name will have to be added to the list oil
those burned, az a man named George
Robinson, Of PitCou, Ontario, vas to take
the boat for that place last evening and
nothing can be learned Of him.