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EVENING EXERCrsEs.

Numerous Camp-Fires-Gossip About the
Election and the Next Place of Meeting.
MILWAUKEE,. Aug. 27.-Overfowing Gen.
trail camp-frcs were held tonight at West
side Turner Hall. and Light Horse Squad
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Struck for an Advance.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Some 80 men in the
employ Of the Morden frog and crossing
works, at South Chicago, are on a strike.
The company refused to grant them an ad-
vance in wages of 10 per cent.
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Car-Driver's Good Luck.

BosToN. Aug. CIV. II. Mathewson. of
Cambridge, q driver of An electric street
car for the West-end Railway Company, is
OF the late Hiram Pearsons. of Chicago.
Mathewson's share of the estate, il is said,
viii amount to about $500. 600.
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Carpeuters, Strike.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala, Aug. 27.-The car.
penters are still on strike. but most of the
contractors have been able 10 continue
business with new men.
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IT CANNOT praise Hoods Sarsaparilla half
enough says a mother whoss son, almost
blind with scrofula, wac cured by this
medicine.
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Rio Grande Robbers Capt,red.

SALT LAKE. u. T.. Aug 27.-The four men
who are supposed to be the gang who held
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Surgical Instruments & Appliances

TTusses SupporterA Deformity Brsoes Crutches
AtomiAers OPTICAL 9oods Artificial Eyes, and every
thingn Surgical Instruments and Appliances.
VIM. II. ARMSTRONG a CO.'S
Surgical Instrument House.
% South Illinois street
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
once at Rapid City. Fchrun

Notice is hereby given that tho following named
scttlcr has filed notice Of his Intention to make
that said proof viii Sc made before me clerk q
the d~istric, court of Fall River Co., OAK at bin
Office in Hot Springs Oak, on April -; lSsa, :;s;
ROBERT " allAN.;, d. s. N85.
Forthe nwx swli, sec. 70. ny. se4 nci,a swi-4 rec.
~, TT, s Il 5 E. 3 II ".
lie names tho following witnesses to prove HIT
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of,
eaid land, viz: Joseph Petty, William 4. Daniels
Charles j. sawyer, Henry z. Eaton, all of Hot
Springs p. o., Oak.
allowance of such proof. or who knows of an,
substantial reason, under tie Law and tho ref,la
lions of the Interior Department, why sIch proc!
should not be allowed, will he given an oppOrii'
nifty at the above mentioned time and piarr
cross-examine the witnesses of said claiii.am -.
offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted l.
claimant. JOHN X. WUlIESInli.
no4o Register.
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troush. to hear on tho members Of tie
legislature. We know that in the
council at least, it was this influence
that succeeded in passing the bill over
the Governors veto. Tho Grand Ar
my will feel proud Of its work when
the Soldiera' Home is built on the beau
tiful banks of Fall River, and the old
veteran is permitted to lave his aching
and diseased body in our invixorating
and health giving waters. There is nc
more beautiful spot in America than
Hot Springs and surroundings, and the
old soldier is entitled to all this and
more too. Again we say, God tless cur
friends and forgive our enemies.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
spop Mine.

Soap Mine.
Bis hearted William Enochs is on the
road TO fortune, and a slick road too,
forit is creased with soap. We exam
ined the specimen he had at Buffalo
Gap and We found it all its friends
claimed fer it. Mr.. Enacas has a Sec
ton Of this soap about sevensy-tye
miles northwest from the Springs.
When we say section we NEAR six hun
dred and forty acres in extent and from
six to twelve feet deep. We know Of
no discovery Of this century SO unique
and strange q a veri,able soap mine,
and tina. too, Of the very best quality.
There is n fortune in the mine when
the B. G. Ii. road reaches it, which will
be in a short time.
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sNoar s7ope.
Stat o q South Dakota.

Stat Q Ok South Dakota.
Eastern towns are busy playing 8
same called capital"
The Sioux Reservation bin has been
signed by the President.
Fail Riser Comfy win have 5000
votes ihis fall.
"Mhom the gods woul! destroy, they
first make mad.
Vacant lots will le as scarce as hens
teeth before saow auttcrs again.
Read the Sioux Falls constitution
sa~;isn.ent carefully .his week.
Gen. Harrison s.ow sticks his feet
baucath the presidential dining table.
The gar cs Empire is shining On the
central portion Of ral River this hles-
sed mun.elt.
Atwensy thousand dollar court house
is tie scheme wilen Uslricl,s get tie
county seat.
Zeal Estate boomers arc in high elo-
var at O.lrichs. over county seat pros
poets.
Tie legislature aho.ld havs passed q
Law allowing Oclriehs to vote or the
connty seat e.cvy thirty days, regard
less of expense.
Mr.. 3as. Redpath struck the side
walk on Thrsaay. after 81 successful
round ny III the fruit ;Hee business.
looking as rosy as 3 N aiaen's blush.
Two thousand pounds Of sowder and
ana L barrel &C G.i.ichs on!isse wes1
reck!sssly Aastroyea Ger AL magma.
tive c9N.l',Y seat.
Tlere sill D, mast;,1a u tarTrus-
.scs q the Hiack li.lts College st IIn'
spriags g, T!aerss';" ;ia ia;n inst. il.
make further arrangements Liking L
D ma.se v::gorous continuation .! TIT
work, aow well aniar a
Mr.. Pennington who has oeeu at IN.
Springs for the last few wacas batl,ins
for his health returned Yesterday &c hi
employment IN the uiacs, coinpiuse.,
restored in health.
Services VII, Ire held in the II. F
ch4roh IN Sunday at ii a. NJ. and i,
the evening. Elder Tracy presiding.
There Vii. es 8 serias C. meeting.
during the week following.
Mrs. Il. A. Williams, daughter Of II,
George Trimmer, and Miss Lille Herd
of Rapid City. are visiting parents an
fr;cals al the Springs. They gave II
STAR 9Mce a pleasant call ou Tuesda!
OH! OH! nA! MA. Ut, HE
MASQUERADE party at the MinneAaht:
: on + friday, March, 18th. 1883.
Dance and supper, $500.
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Teachers Examination.

OFFICE OF SURF. OF Pupllc Schools.
Hot Springs, Fall River Co, D. T.
March 2, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that there will
be public examination iI the school
house, at Hot Springs, D. 7. on Tues
day April 2nd, 1889, beginning at 9
o'clock a. M, Of all persons of legal age,
Offering themselves as candidates to
teach in the common schools Of Fall
River Co.. D. 7. Applicants are re-
quested to make a thorough prepare.
ton for the teaching Of Philosophy and
Hygiene. with reference to the nature
Of a!cholic drinks and narcotics and
tse;- effects upon the huraa. system.
". c. T1oausoY,
County srpt.
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JOHN d; MIX AZ. u. 8. .,n,

For tho Nw,. sec. 20. T. Z, S. r. L. q. II NJ.
He names the following Witnesses y prove his
said land. viz:-Willism Z. Germond, Thomas
Boil. Henry r.. Eaton. OF Hot Springs +. g. OAK,
Byron II. Martin Of Martin Valley r. y. Ilak.
of such proof, or whn knows Of any substantial
reason, under tho Inv ard the regulations of the
Interior Department, why such l,ranf should not
aso aiso meaiIs Mats Il tim, s,s snd I'M pla sr' to eaass, cs az inc
the witnesses of said claimant. ard to offer cyt'
dencc in rebuttN Ut that submitted by claimant
JOHN Il. WlilTESIDE,
nag Register,
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Minnekahta Arrivals.

= AAS
{. II. McKibben, Rapid, ~rusticating
at the Springs.
Mr.. &c. Klug, Omaha. j. NJ. Al
len, Black Hawk. II. B. Hanson, Lead.
Mrs Nellie Ranolds. A. R. Lomis, Lead
City. Frank Caray, Watertosn. j. n.
Smith, Jonh Harper, Lead. John W.
shackpool, Jhas. L. Ruvill, Lead. 81.
Baily. St Louis. e. P. Peterson. Lead.
VIM. Higgens, Cincinnati, o. F. A.
Easbon. Valentine. Byron P. Daguo,
Deadwood. James Browning, Dead.
wood. u. Thomas, Ed Hershiuaer,
Cae,l, Neb. Wat caaley, Oneil. e
<. Valentine. West Point. Nsh.
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% SALE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Land Office 81 Rapid City Daf. Feb'y, IA, 1850.
Notico 4. hereby given ;ha; the following named Sc:
tier has alei notice OF his Intention 20 :saae s M
said proof viii be made before tile Clerk Of the
district court Of Fall River County, Dak., at his Of
Acc in Hot Springs. OAK on Ag.il s:h, 1889. via,
r. & +. b. II. NJ.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon ard cultivation of
eaid land, viz: Walter Y. Fisher, Alexander
Paterson, Alexander $. Stewart. Silas a Doanc,
all of Hot Springs T. o., Oak.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance OF such proof, or who knows of amy
tions of the Interior Department, why such proof
should not be allowed. will be given an opportn.
nifty at the above mentioned time and place g
or ssexaynine the witnesses OF said clai,nnnt, and
to offer evidence in rebattal of that submitted by
JOHN Il. wMITESInE,
nd. Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-03-08
NOTICE FOR PuBLicAT ON.
Land Office at Rapid City, Oak. Jan'ySi

Land Office at Rapid City, Oak. Jan'ysi, Is
Notice is hereby given that the following RAN,
settler has fled notice of his intention TO nsah'
final proof In support Of his claim, aad
that said proof will be en-, made before tue Slerk q
his Office in Hot springs, OAK, on March 81,
HEINRICH MoNN,
swA sec. ], town z, south range 5, cast b. II
no names tho following witnesses to prove IL.
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
Henry Z. Wcstcrman, Thomas Bell. Edmund
Petty. William c. Shaun, all of Hot Springs, Pc
AM person who desires to protest against til.
allowance of such proof. or who knows Of an,
substantial reason; under the law and res,nlati.;''
Of the Interim Department.. why such ur
should not be allowed, will he given an tplp.
nifty at tho above mentioned time and 1!.c
,ross.exsmine tho witnesses OF. SAT-. .';ii.
and to offer evidence in ~re,tittai of that sal laii
% JOHN II. wHiTAs:.
ace.-
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Keen on tho Band Wagon.

Hot Springs is OF tho high road to
Success. With the Black Hills College,
Soldiers Home, Statehood, Sioux Res
crvation opened. Marble. Jasper, Sand
stone, Stone coal, Timber. best Medici-
nal waters in the world, Good Agricul.
tural land, the finest water power III
the Northwest and a magnificent cli-
mate, success should be assured. All
.lat is needed is for people to he wild,
awake to make prosperity certain. A
better day is ~dawning. No other place
offers a better return for capital than
Hot Springs and Vail River County.
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A hill locating an Insane Asylum
at l'cadwoed, passed the council las:
Monday. The Tines was d little too
previous in the statement that Dead
wood has no representative. Hon. i.
=. washahaugh not only represents
Deadwovd but the whole Black Hills.
He is a jcm.
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j. ". Issslio. \
-. VI. 3.''
NOTICE TO CRkl,iTsf :

Estate OF Peter y -.
Eotice-is hsrcb. give.
ministrator of tee est. 900
ceased, ta tho credit 5 CT a.' J.
elaine agains. the SAD -.sa-sea. ~
with tho nece. say vouchers. WI ILL.,. 81 &c
after 4 g first publication of this nn!icS. -e.s
Of the Judge Of probate, in tho county 81 L.,
romeo, d. r..
ROBERT o. ROBINSON.
A!.:.!s..a.o. Of tae estass q 'Fjaes 4. Jcaasen
Eceeaeed. !.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Office at Rapid City. OAK. Feb'y 1e. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler hns fled notice of his intention to
that said proof will be inade before the clerk of
tho District .Cour. Of Fall Rirer County, OAK,
at his Office In Hot Springs, OAK. on April y,
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Although Gov. Church says. "he' got
it in fnrF. j.. Washabaugh. for antago.
nizing his veto Of The Soldiers Home
bill. when he to compare records
with the honorcd councilins, \, he will
find what an egregsicus ass he has made
of himself.
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a.nEcTosY.

N..!EIIHgF,T'
cnvwrY cnMMf5siC:.Hs-A a. POSTAL,
II. i ~.,-is.ia:a AID X. p. "hii.us.
DISTRICT A~TlnFNEI-s L. Hi,sca.
HEKIiG-3e, C.!Tc-d
REGisRYE Q: Di.i. Sc. l.. SAWYER.
TIRE : RiR.-.i. q l.stou.
ASSESSOR Iii. II. Co.al,.
PROBATE Lti,l " II. S.a.ie:
syrT. PyB ms ~ son
Thomas OF n.alwcoa
cLFRK OF CGrHT.-lh has Nm Niascn.
JUSTICES OF TIKI py...cE.-W. II. Wood,
Cascade; y. II. stanlcy. Not SPRINGS; E.U.
Fleet. Oelrichs: U. s. Fray. .aelasc.
Us. LAND OFFICE.
E~EGIsTFR.-J. p. Wh:.csidc Dnadwcod.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LaTaore.
onacrsau..., rAnnc
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Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley K. T.
THE LINE
BETWEEN THE BLACK HiLls AND
OMAHA,
CA!cAa2.
Aas al s.ass E u.. vss., s;es:. OF soa.s.
Trough tickets 70 al pois;s and tag.
gage elected M1cSgh.
.navrs LrAv. B-ErAlo sAr, oaSe.a:
Chicago Esp.sss .....Y:oP, n.
Niacl Hills Express. .........3.E4 =. N
Tveight e'o.th.. q. mos. ........ E:F' IN
T1s:sct soa;h. ,,........ ~,..-...a;M :. II.
&c. -ey.o., assr:, auaaio Dap. Das.
" @. BURT, '. a. BUCHANAN.
Gsn. Ms-sasa 0ss 1Ase. Aaex..
OMAHA. NE eRAsKA.
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A. o.. L. :
g. 4. L.
w. X. c.

w. X C.
slLAsA strickland CORPS NO. %
Mas. NJ. A. sra.wAa-, Preai,ea..
Mrs. II. j. T..os, sec!eta.,
Meets second mud iou,sh saturdays 4 c..h
mouth at IL. Il. i Hi, NJ o'c!csAH >. u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
Crisni and the Pone

ROME, Oct. 10 "A banquet was given 10
Prime Minister Crispi al Palermo last night
Signor Crlspi delivered an address. He de
clared that it was necessary to combat all
persons, high or Low, who were seeking to
undermine the pontifcal edifce of Italy.
The temporal power of the Pope, although
it had existed for centuries, had been only q
transition period. Rome existed before it
and would continue to exist without it,.
Complaints or threats either from home or
abroad would have no effect. After assert
ing that the Pope possessed perfect relig ious
liberty aud was only restricted, and less
harsbly than in other Catholic States, from
encroaching upon the sphere of national
right, which is tho right of reason, Siguor
Cfispi remarked: "Lst the church, now free,
now endeavor to frighteu Prometheus with
the thunderbol;s Of Heaven. Oar task is to
fight 10 the cause of reason"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

The democrats of Nansemond have nomi-
mated s. T. Ellis for the Legislature and VIM.
Campbell has received the nomination in
Essex.
Mr.. Wm. B. Selecman, the republican
candidate for the House of Delegates from
Prince William county has ennounced that
he will not support General Malone for
Governor.
The democrats are pressing forward With
the work OF organization in every county in
the State number of special inspectors
have been sent to various localities to look
after this work and keep sharp watch on
republicans manipulators.
Mr. John E Mason, OF King George, will
in few days publicly announce himself an
Independent candidate for the House of
Delegates from the district composed Of
King George and Stafford. The republicans
have made nomination for these counties,
but the democrats have not.
Lieut.. Gov. Massey has fuished his can
vass In southwest Virginia and has gone to
the eastern section of the State. He is SAN
guine of a decisive victory. He Gays be has
never seen the people more aroused or
earnest, and that Mahone's canvass In tue
Southwest was dat failure. 80 far as that
is indicated by the audiences that turned out
to hear him.
The two political meetings at Stauoton
announced for yesterday met with pouring
rain, but both were largely attended. The
democrats occupied the courthouse, ann
when ex. Senator Riddeber2er appeared be
received tremendous ovation. His speech
went very thoroughly and searchingly over
Mahones record, including Mahcne's re.
fusa to go out of the cloakroom into the
s nate chamber to vote for tae 3 air bill.
Hon. ]. A. Buchanan spoke before Senator
Riddleberger. The courthouse was packed.
The Malone republicans had the skating
rink. and had big crowd, the attendance of
colored men being unusually large. Dur.
ing Gen. Mshone's speech man who had
Just left the courthouse, where Riddleberger
was speaking. interrupted him 10 tell him
what R.ddleberger was saying of his vote
on the Blair bill. Gen. Malone replied that
be had DO respect for what Riddleberger
said, nor for him personally and he wished
the democrats all the good they could get
out of him. Mr.. ]. C. Burrows. of Michigan.
spoke after Gen. Malone on the tariff and
was followed by Mr.. W. E. Grady. al the
close of the meeting brother OF MIR. Rid
bleberger made speech expressing regrets
at his brother giving aid to the democrats.
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&S2g:55ss ==
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
a Remarkable Shit.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. Is "A remarkao
suit vas filed IN the Circuit Court yesterday.
the plaintiff beiog Louis Linn, snd the de.
PENDANTS, his children. The suit was insti.
tuted to aet aside the will of Lizzie Douglass,
formerly the wife of the plaintiff and by
reason of Hhoae infdeiity he was driven to
commit murder. Tbs complaint alleges
that L'nn and Lizzie Sprouse entered into
an agreement at Quincy, IIls in 1857 to
live together, and that fou7 children were
born to them, and that 10 March 1858 they
we're legally married. In 1871 while living
in this city Mrs. Liun brought suit for d.
vorce in the Floyd circuit court, aud when
the sheriff went there to servo the summons
on her husband shs contrived to have him
away from home aud she destroyed the pa
pers. Six months later shs received de
cree of divorce with custody other children,
but she kept the fact concealed from Linn
for two years, though living with him ali
the time. La 1873 L!nn found himself sup
planted in his supposed wfe'J affections By
Police Officer Minnick and oaa evening he
shot Minpick dead, and for this crime was
seat to the penitentiary. Shortly after MIS-
Linn died, l1aving larys property to her
children. Ia January, 1883, Linn, then 10
years of age. WAS pardoaed, bat lst before
leaving the prison he was told Of the divorce
proceedings ten years before bS guard at
the prison, whose father, Judge Davis, had
granted the decree. While Linn was still
in prison the estate was settled up and al
thu proceeds passed into the hands of tine
children, who ara nov made defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Judge Tebbs, of Loudoun, yesterday re-
fused to grant license for the sale of
liquors at Goresyil!e.
The Simpson dry dock at Portsmouth was
formally turned over to the Government
to-day by the engineers in charge.
The storm which prevailed along the
coast yesterday will probably cause the loss
of the stranded steamship Amy Dora at
Wachaprague.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Chauncey NJ. De-
pew and other railroad officials arrived In
Richmond last night, and after short stop
left for Fortress Monroe.
The proposition from the city Of Rioh'
mond to loan the State Exposition Assocla.
ton $4,000 on their property was de-
fsated in the board of alderman last night.
In wreck on the Richmond and Dan
VILE railroad, near JetersviIe. Sunday. Jas.
Hewlett. the fireman, son of MIR. E. J.
Hewlett, of Manchester, was killed, his
BODY being horribly manged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
Steamer Sunk.

CINCINNATI Oct. Is The steamer Iiu.
ME Bag. bound from Ma lchelter to Ciocin.
natl with 125 PASSENGERS struck snag yes
terday, opposite Moscow, OHIO, and suck.
Tbs passengers bscans panic stricken, but
the officers and crew lowered boats snd
yaws and eafely transferred all to shore.
Tbs boat is supposed to have broken in two
and to be total loss. The freight was re-
moved By the steamer ST. Lawrence. When
built six years ago. the Minnie Bay cost
S23 600 she was Insured for $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15

THE EprscoPALIANs -Iu the general con-
yention CT the Episcopal Church In New
York yesterday the committee 90 coIored
evangelizhtion presented its report and
moved that $40 900 be appropriated for the
purpose for the ensuing two years. Rev
Dr.. Cray, of Tennessee. suggested the sp-
pointment of archdeacors or general mis-
sonaries to take the bulk of the labor from
the shoulders Of the bishop in each of the
southern dioceses. The motion was carried
Ri. Rev. Thomas Q. Dndley, bishop of Ken.
lucky, was appointed to travel through the
North and engage the interest and armpa.
thies of The people in the ctusa1.1e for the col.
ored race
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-15
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
Attorney General Miller SO Us the Nayass
rioters will be tried in Bait more.

Attorney General Miller So VS. the Nsyassa
rioters will be tried in Bait more.
The International Maritime Conference
will meet in Washington to morrow.
Sir Julian Pauucefote, Tri.ah Minister to
the Unlted States, srriva at New York yes
terday evening.
The Chicago grand Jury yesterday indict.
ed several Other parties in connection with
the Cronin ii1ry bribing.
Chalk)ay Leconey, in the Camden, N. j.,
court yesterday, plee dsd not guilty to the
charge of numbering his niece, Annie Le-
coney.
John Madison Morton, the author Of Box
and Cox" and mum other plays, is ly-
ing dangerously i'll in Sutton's Hospital,
London.
Engineer John Howard, Frank Raisor and
Edward Heinlein were instantly killed yes.
terday by the bursting of boiler in a sor
ghum mill at Bucyrus. Ohio.
Engineer n. H. Palmer and Fireman
Pearce was scalded to death yesterday by
escaping steam in collision of locomotives
in the Michigan Central yards at Detroit.
The wife of Henry Fritz of st. Louis,
was fund dead in her room yesterday, ard
it is supposed that her husband in a drunk
en- rage, threw her against stove and kill.
ed her.
The New York electric companies still
hold out for overhead wires aud put their
lights out last night, and the streets from the
Battery to Central Park were in darkness.
The police force had to be increased.
Robert Berre-, who shot and killed bis
mother in.law, Mrs. Herbert Walzer, near
Lexington, n. c., last week. was captured
Sunday night near Greensboro, and was
!yuched at Lexington, last night He was
hanged to tree on the outskirts OF the
town.
The final scheduled games of the Ameri
can Baseball Association FIR the season of
1889 we're played yesterday and left Book
ly winner of the pennant. In the three days
extra allowed for the playing of of post
poned games, st. Louis will have to win five
to take the peunant.
An electric wire got adrft 10 Salem, Mass :,
last night and worked good deal of mis-
chief. Il fell across fire alarm telegraph
wire, completely paralyzing the system, and
also put an end to the operation of tele-
phones and the electrical railway. All the
poles along the principal streets were
charged, and horses and pedestrisns re-
ceiVed shocks.