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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22
COMPLETE AND OFFICIAL.
The Returning Boards Figures Show Ma
jorities Increased by 1000.

The Returning Board completed the official
count of the election returns for Allegheny
county yesterday. The vote in the county was:
For the prohibition amendment. ...,...,. l9 Gil
Against the prohibition amendment.........45,799 799
Majority against the prohibition amend
ment 90 1888
For the suffrage amendment. ................ 467
Against the suffrage amendment. 4A
Majority against the suffrage amendment....27,s s7
From the tables and footings given by The
DISPATCH of Thursday morning, the several
to make returns to the Prothonotary. were
entirely eliminated. This accounts for the dis
crepancy of about 1000 between those footings
and the complete official figures above. The
official majority against the prohitory amend
ment in Pittsburg. was 1852; in Allegheny
500; boroughs, 975; townships 3,5sl. The total
vote out, in the county, was 65, ,4l0 nearly 5000
less than at the election last February.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22
To Celebrate the Glorious,

PUTNAM, CONN, June 21.-President.
and Mrs. Harrison have formally accepted
the invitation of Henry G. Bowen to be
present at Roseland Park, Woodstock, July
4. The Presid ent and party will arrive In
Putnam, July 8, at 410 P. NJ, and a COM
mittee of prominent gentlemen have been
named to attend to their reception.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22

INDIAN JtGGLERS ssr@ g stss ss / s'sSs g.
cdrpenteT's illfstrdted letter IN to-norfo,o's
DIsPATcH, in !e!stch he describes some Of N'sir
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22

GUNS, revolvers; catalogues free.
j. H. JOHNSTON, 706 Smithfeld st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22

QEkTV are discussed IN a pleasGnfly phil
DEhUA 0sophic0i rein bV Mrs Frank Les
!is q fomorToags p1sPArcH, and their posi-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22
California Wines.

SILVER Lake" flour makes delicious
bread. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-22

HENRY HAYNaE, D1sPMTcH, d sG,m Tcn 0g de-.
scribes some famous French painting, repro
d.tctions of aDhich form a feature of this issue.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20
JEFFERSON DAWs's CAPTURE.
As Related Py the FIRST Person 90 Address
the Prisoner in Making the Arrest.

Jefferson Davis was captured by the
Fourth Michigan cavalry in the early
morning Of May 10, 1865, at lrwinsville,
in southern Georgia With him were
Mr.. Reagan, Of Texas, his postm master-
general; Captain Moody, OF Mississippi,
an old neighbor OF tho Davis family;
Governor Lubbock, OF Texas; Coionels
Harrison and Johnson, - his STAFF Mrs.
Davis and her four children. Maggie,
some ten years old. JEFF about s, Willie
about and a girl baby; a brother and
sister OF Mrs. Davis, white and one
colored servant woman, a small force of
cavalry. a few others and a small tain
of horses, mules, wagons and GAbu-
lances.
Among the horses were a span OF car
riage horses, preso nted 70 Mrs. Davis
by the citizens Of Richmond during the
hey-day Of the confcderacy, also a splen-
did saddle horse. the pride Of the cx-
President himself. On the 1lth day Of
May. the next day after the capture, and
while on our way back 10 Macon, as
officer OF the guard over the distin-
guished prisoner, rode by the sioe q
Mr.. Reagan, now Senator from Texas.
] found hun very fine gentleman. p.
During that days march courier from
Macon notified Us IN printed slips Of the
500. 600 reward offered for MT. Davis 3
capture, and which notice connected
Davis with the assassination OF Pres
dent Lincoln. When Mr Reagan read
the notice, he earnestly protested that
Mr.. Davis had no connection whatever
with that sorrowful affair. History has
shown he had none.
Besides the suit Of mems clothing
worn by Mr. Davis. ne had on when cap
tured Mrs. laylss large waterproof
| dress or robe. thrown on over his own
fine gray suit. and a blanket shawl
thrown owe. lis head and shoulders
This shawl and robe were finally depos-
tied in the archicvcs Of the War Depart
ment at Washington by order OF Secre-
tary Stanton. The story Of the "bcop
skirt, sun bonnet and calico rapper" had
no real existence. and was started IA
the fertile brain OF :he reporters and in
the illustrated papers Of that day.
There were many interesting Incl
dents connected with this capture. but
| ] have not the time now 20 relate them.
| Of the children Of this noted couple
| Maggie grew up. married and Is now
| living in Colorado. one 81 the boys died
/ early. One grew 20 manhood, married
and died with yellow fever near Mem
phis since the war. and that girl baby"
/ grew up 20 vomsnhood. and is row a
/ talented and beautiful young lady. and
known as the Daughter q the Confed-
/ eracy."
My mind often rcverts % those days
F Of the war. and ] often think of that
+ scene and the march back from Twins
vile. Ga. through tbn somhre pine
woods. swamps and plantations 81
/ southern Georgia. There in tho ambu-
/ lance. with his wife and baby. was
/ jefferson Davis. prisoner % war.
f How weak and small had become the
+ head and front 81 that power against
which The men in blue Rad been ed
battling How had the mighty fallen
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

The Nss Structure KeeeEtly Erected -
kAdelin a Holt Thls Flrlas
kaPid Progress

The crick block recently erected bv
kadclt s holt 0n CLerFy-st., near the
corner Of south D.yis.0n, Is L most de-
clded improvement 10 that thorough
fare. Ine building, which Is 0f . very
pretty and abrasive design, = four
stories ia neight 2ud covers a space -
by ~ feet.
kadcllrt & Holt nave been the manu-
facturers " hue paTl0r turn.ture and
mattresses ID thls city Tor nearly nfe
years. lley are als0 0phoisterers,
packers and movers 0f furniture. ald
ever since Their advent INTO tle mer-
cantlle circles oi tnls clry, THIS hm has
enjoyed a constantly growing business
For some time past Radclh a HO-t
have a. tated tie subject or erecting Il
thoroughly equipped warehouse for
storing household goods. IN cities ike
Detroit, Buffalo or Chicago, storage
warehouse has been Il success. 10 Is a
novelty o. Cral4 Rapids and lts sue
cess lies wholly with the residents.
Rsdcl i & Holt have gone u cOusidera-
hIo expense IA erecting tins meJrop0l-
Itan affair, and have ende8y0red 10
make 1t FULLY the equal in every respect
OF those IN the larger cities.
kadclrf 4 Holt are reputad for their
hustling qualifications, and Il il success
can be made OF storage IN tins city this
young business wall undoubtedly meet
with it. The building Is located IN the
rear Of their retail department and j
connected with Il by a bridge, thus CIV
INC their patrons easy access 10 their
new building from South DlyisiOn-st.
The flrst, second and fourth floors Will
be devoted 10 storage, packing and a
general warehouse business. The third
fiOOr, which Is on a level with their re-
tai department, Is ID be used As Il
furniture waTerOOm, thus giving
abundant fac.ltics for exhibiting
4 general line OF furniture, which
this firm Will now carry. A hydraulic
elevator ha, been placed IN the build
ing. Special efforts were made to
make the structure As near hre-prOOf
as possible. A twO-lnch water man
extends 10 the ton of the cdifice, with
hose and all connections on each floor,
giving 4 splendid fire protection and
enabling the firm 10 secure low rate
OF insurance for their patrons.
The hrm viii continue to occupy
their old premises, where they are ever
ready TO take orders for re-uphOlster-
ing, etc, and they are particularly
anxious of impresslng upon the MINDS
of all that whatever work they do of
any description will be of first-clasS
nature and guaranteed 10 give salts
faction in every respect as heretofore
May success attend them in their new
venture.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Who for thepast fbur years has studied
abroad under the best masters that
England and Italy could afford, has
decided to form q class Grand Rap
IDS this WINTER for vocal instruction.
Mr. Campbell ha- already made a COM
siderable reputation as baritone ot
great promise, who Sings With mus-
ciauiy feeling and artistic finish. II0v-
ing studied for two years with the elder
Garcia iu London. one year n BOLOGNA
vlththe celebrated Italian maestro. Bus.
and one year In florence nlta the no
less celebrated Nauuuccn Nr Camp
bell feels that Doe IS fully capable oi m-
parting to others what these great mas
tors have impaired % HIM ou and
after October 2i Mr. amphei may he
found az thc mu-.c store of Nr juHrs
A. p. Friedrich. where be wsU frv
v0iccs ard make arraugem between
tho hours of lo and - every mornnr
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

rhs DsfenaSnt stin UnGer Gross kasai-
nation.

ms bsASA0Aot >i4A At.ef &fN>>- A@---A-
nation
The trial OF the Hoyi abortion case
Vas resumed m the superior cont
yesterday morning with the defendant
on the stand. The cr0ss-examnatlon
MAS conducted by Ar. KnaIqen. lie
WAS asked very particularly regarding
Tie Miss Philips. Of Bay CW. whose
picture Miss Stenhauer swore that he
showed 90 her and talked about on one
81 the evenings she called ei llI, office.
tie denied shat ne ever had saCa
picture and said he never knew Miss
Phillips IL BAY ttY. Ca tbis point a.
il understood lat Iae prosecution nave
witness. a young man who Wlll testify
that The doctor was introduced - a
n = Phillips, ol Bay cts, ,at h., father r
house, ana th1t thC doctor nent 0gt
with heF On several occasous. The
doctor was also mnuiclY questioned
regarding tie urr4u- and turnl-
tufe ln hls rooms, out Win tae CNeep-
UOn of statement thGt the folding bed
was not ln condition to he used, nolhmE
Of interest Was elected. Al noon thc
case Vas adjourned until Monday
morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20
TIE KING is DEAO.
PorfuCaI's RuIcr Passes kvsv Surrounded
BY The Fowl IanIy.

by the Eofsl 9u8F.
LIsBov. oct lQ-Luis J.. King q
Portugal. died this morning The
physicians who were attending him
announced % the ROYAL family last
night that his Majesty death was only
8 question - q few hours. ard the rel-
stives IN tho palace remained ~ tie
bedside ~ the sick man until The end.
PARALYSIS was the cause of his death.
The Duke 81 Braganza. who suoceeds
& the throne. viii assume the title n
Carlos J.
King Luis Z vas porn October - fsas re
-as fhe err ~ thr Isfr Cueer Wara ri and
ffe late Prince Ferffrans ~ eare-CoBarg rs
rrrsl mother vae ere frsf severe ~ - fhe
Ire ~ Hrars~7s to break through tho r-efnr
vhlch tnd prarafi~r fur fvo carturies
o. k-frfrr ~ alliances vita ere feigr-
So hrese nf sra.n Hsr urirr win
Prince Ffr urr1 ree ed an tte beg n-
uirg n ths house ~ Bragarzt-Cffr~e enc trr7
srvrreig g ~ Which vac aar sor FeCrt = a
wh-za fasth 'r 1sI Lair s1eceefsf 40 ths
tronr Thr va1rf x ~r toGS to VIE PA ere
vaaa9es' ssraf+er ~ King rIrtor Tmarpel ~
Tees Tfrr were r.srr'ef Crtrfe- . fse2 - -
thf nrdeqrneu vss Pa gears 90 anf ths hr .
o. is Fru tfs uon vere ho~r frr
s1rs fhe elder ~ whom Prize 0arios
TsrFn ~ BrnrsrTA taT III 1@7 =
81 .~efat uan ErF IuiE hss he-- wise arf
fte-a s re- toGine tc esrar.ish f-estorr sd
sr.afsa1 anf erro-raa.rr rsilrrass srf tes-
F-rrss hHl fhf Efrrlr srEes- ~ hsre I1st ff ~
rrfrrrr.s're cfarsr-r- o. rt u.sfe thesn ro
81 70 fa-'nr 80 fffeerth en5 So -eetfh esrt
srses-
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Notice is hereby given that the man
ufacturers of the celebrated brand of
cigars American Field" under a fac
simile label of that popular journal,
dulyauthoriZed, known to all the sports
mems clubs Of the United States, have
constituted and appointed Ed. f.
Mohl, of Grand Rapids, as their agent
for the distribution of this brand of
cigars 70 the fraternity at large
throughout the state of Michigan
where they viii be promptly served
upon the same terms and with the
same care as by ourselves.
4. w. EOOTE q Co.,
Sole Manufacturers,
New York, y. y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20


Empire $500.
Mason & Hamlin $500.
Mason & Hamlln S34.00.
Prince 5000.
Estey $500.
Kimball fancy case $500.
Taylor & Farley fancy case $500.
Taylor & Farley fancy case $500.
Valley City fancy case $500.
Packard fancy case 5000.
Chase fancy case 5000.
smith American fancy case 5000.
Whitney fancy case Sj7.O 90.
| am determined 70 close out the
above organs named regardless of cost
Parties wanting organs at a bargain
viii DO well % take advantage of this
special sale. Remember = down, =
per month. Call early and get a bar
gam at julius A. J. Fricdrch's.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

An Invitation TO Bsli at smiths no.
tel, February q, Js4s.

Mr /. B. Brown has in possession sn
old keepsake Of the carly days Of Grand
Rapids in the shape of an invitation %
a Washington bah At Smiths hotel In
the year 1857. ti Tao men named on
the card hut two are DOW alive. J Nor
rIeOn and X. q. Luce. Mr. and Mrs.
Brewer were ia their teens ttCn. ard
were al the party, bat bad never met
each other. Mr.. Brewer saws ho re-
members the ball right swell. and that
some sixty or seventy couples aescm-
t.od TO ENJOY d. The card read as foi-
lows.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

julius A. J. Friedrich, 80 and 80
Canal-st., desiring to close out large
portion of his stock OF sheet music,
gave this assortment a general over
hauling yesterday and has placed on
sale large number Of very valuable
vocal and instrumental gems at the low
prce of 10 cents each. Most of these
pieces are copyrighted, and it was to
secure space for later productions that
this general cleaning out was made.
Mr. Friedrich has also in stock a COM
plete line of sheet music that always
regularly sold at 10 cents per copy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

The Mems Meeting at Their Rooms This
Afternoon.

A meeting for men Will be held al
the Y. NJ. c. 4. rooms, corner of Pearl
and Ionia-sts. at O'Clock this after
noon. 1t viii be conducted by II. NJ d.
Clarke, STATE secretary, of Detroit and
addresses VIII be delivered by several
of those who attended the recent state
meeting al C0idwater. Every one Is
cordially invited 10 attend.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

A spec a. meeting ~ Oriental Chap-
cr No. s., or8er u the Eastern star,
vii be- held TUESDAY evening Tor NofS.
A reception and banquet VII $50 pe
rendered - Mrs.. %. T. Davidson, 20
has recentk been elected Grand --.il y
Nstr0l ii tie STATE.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

One dollar viii pay for a good suit Of
natural wool underwear ~ - Mon
rOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Seal plush jackets $3.50, worth sl5.
SO-inch seal plush jackets $3.50,
worth $40.
i2-inch seal plush sacques $3.50,
worth S25.
'42-nch seal plush sacques $3.50,
worth $50.
42-nch seal plush sacques $3.50,
worth $40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

All members of the st. Cecilia Society
and those who contemplate joining
must obtain their tickets before the first
recital, Oct. ., 10y the Boston Quntette
club, 10 obtain admission. Special
coupon tickets will be necessary in adj
diti0n to the tickets of membership,
and may be obtained from Mrs. Edward
Watson, 1872 Fulton-St.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20
HE GETS $4,000.
The erdIet OF the Jary Ia the Lstue
Damage suit.

The suit brought by Murray Lyttie TO
recover damages from the G. a IS, N
railroad for the loss Of a foot while
working as a switchman at Muskeeon,
was given 20 the jury at ] J 80 yesterday
morning, and soon after noon they re-
turned with a verdict in favor of Ipttle
for $1,000. The railway company eN-
pected verdict against them, hui rc-
gard the amount as excessive and wilI
anDeal
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For an elegant antique oak finish
three piece bedroom suite for $40 90 TO
the Vinegar Furniture Company, l23,
l25, l27, i29 South Diviaon-st.' corner
of Cherrv-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For fine upholstering go 10 F. +.
Morris, ll2 South DWisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For fine upholstering go to F. f
Morris, ll2 south DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Go 70 Ackley's II rmitage block, fcr
your choice cOnfccGous.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Go to Ackley's Hermitage block, for
your choice confectiOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Try the celebrated Morris bed lounge.
ll2 South Dlvis.Cn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For fine upholstering go to F. E
Morris, III South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Go 70 Ackley's, Hermitage block, for
your choice confecuOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Go to AcElcy's, Hermitage block, for
Your choice confectOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For the finest line of Parlor goods,
new styles, extra goods for the least
money, visit the Vinegar Furniture
COmDanV,
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20
Sweet spiced pickles at Hunts.


Seal plush jackets $3.50, worth SIS.
SO-inch seal plush jackets $3.50,
worth $40.
42-inch seal plush sacques $3.50,
worth S25.
42-inch seal plush sacques S24.50.
worth s35.
42-inch seal plush sacques $3.50,
worth $40.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Best brands of canned goods at
Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For fine upholstering go to F. f..
Morris, ll2 South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Fresh fish of all kinds at Dettenthal
pr'S
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

TRY the celebrated Morris lt8 lounge.
lla South WF #aast
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Gloves and mittens, all styles and
prices, at 81 MOnrOc-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

why Buy the New Peoples CycIopedia:
Because it is the latest, cheapest and
best.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Try the celebrated Norris bed lounge.
1l2 South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Try the celebrated Morris bed lounge.
1l2 South DivisiOn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Sweet speed pickles at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Go to Dettenthaler's for fine game,
oysters or fish.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

A very fine lambs wool suItOt under
wear for s. at 81 MOnrOe-st.
Best brands of canned goods al
HUNTS
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20
ST. Cecilia.

Go to Ackley's, Hermitage block, fOl
your choice confcctlOns.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and
Constipation. 25c per box, ) boxes
for 81. For sale by White & White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

York state sweet cider at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

New canned goods at Hunts.
Telegram-herald., 1889-10-20

For fine upholsterng 90 to F. Z.
Morris, 1l2 South DivisiOn-st.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-17
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FOREIGN EVENTS.

The volcano Of Vesuvius is in an alarm.
ing state of eruption. Streams of lava are
coursing down'the mountain on the Pom
peii side.
The doctors who arc in attendance
upon the king OF the Netherlands say If his
majesty's present favorable symptoms
continue he will be able to resume his du-
ties rs sovereign within few weeks.
The French Canadian papers agree that
the volume OF emigration from Quebec to
the United States this year pre- misses to ex-
ceed that of any previous year in the his.
tory OF the province. One paper says that
it will reach 100000: another that I. may
exceed $1,000. Nj. Mcrcer. premier of
Quebec. expresses the belief that by 1891
there Will b" not less than 900 COO French
Canadians in the United States. He places
the French Canadian population Of Quebec
in 1891 at j,2ic.0J0 and the French Canadian
rorul ton Of the other Canadian provinces
at 1SS GEO. SO tiiAt :or every fifteen French
Gained als IN Canada there will be ten in
the United States.
The great Paris exposition was form.
ally &C lase,: open on the & h by President
Garnet. Although vet far from complete.
preparations arc sufficiently advanced to
make the exposition thoroughly interest
ing. and by tie time the great rush OF at
tenG:ice sets i'll everything will be In fine
shane.
Terrible iEunGa,iors have occurred In
MI dirrc ions up he Sneuenay river, On
1arlo. For many niles almost all the
bridges have he"n swept away
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-17

ing OF train orders was the cause of the
collision.
A special from Tifin. O.. reports that
during heavy thunder storm on the 10th
shower OF snaiis fell. covering the ground.
In Cleveland at midnight the same night
the sidewalks in certain sections were COW
cred with snails.
DIR. Patrick H. Cronin. a leader OF one
of the factions of Irish nationalist In Chi
cage, has disappeared under suspicious
circumstances. A young man drove hur-
riedly up to his residence in buggy and
told him that he was wanted to attend a
man who was seriously hurt in Lake View.
DR.. Cronin got into the buggy and depart
ed with the young man. since which time
he has not been heard from, and it Is be-
lieved that he has been murdered. 1t hav-
ing been ascertained that no one was hurt
as represented. At an early hour two
policemen at Lake View saw two men in q
carpenters wagon with trunk driving
furiously northward. Later the men came
back without the trunk. which has been
far no success has attended the efforts to
locate the body or find the doctor.
"A Denver man. John B. Goodman.
poked his head out of the window. and in
the breaking light Of recent morning saw
a man at the back door. evidently trying to
get into the house. Goodman secured his
revolver. took aim and fired. The shot
was fatal. Now the question is whether
the man. who was stranger and evidently
b faborer. was a burglar. or was merely
drunk,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-05-17
DOlNGS in THE EAST.

George Francis Train. who has been
fasting sixteen days. delivered one Of his
characteristic lectures at the Union Square
theatre, New York. to affair sized audience.
There was no particular connection in his
rem .rks. but some Of his points were aimed
the late great celebration which he called
flzZlc.
The last Formally in the much talked
of merging of the three great steel manu-
featuring concerns. of Illinois. has been
completed. The new corporation is called
the Illinois Steel company and constitutes
the largest combination Of steel interests
in America. The capital stock is $25, O00,-
600. of which $4,000. 900 have been paid in.
The Provincetown. Mass. schooner
Nellie Swift. from the West Indies for New
York, has been given up for lost with all on
board. She is now out over forty days and
no report has been made of her. She was
II years old and 1877 tons register.
Cant. Murrell, OF the steamship Mis-
souri,, has been presented with gold
medal by the grand lodge Of Masons Of
Maryland. in further recognition of his
services in rescuing the passengers OF tho
steamer Danmark..
The New Jersey court of pardons has
just granted pardon to Joseph c. Steward.
colored, who has been in state prison for
twenty mine years. having, when q lad.
murdered q playmate in Gloucester county.
The wife of Charles W. King is suing
for divorce in the supreme court Of Kings
county. New York. Twelve years ago King
went to Omaha and his wife got a divorce.
Four years later the parties were re-mar-
ried. Five years ago he again tired of the
east and returned to Omaha. And again
the court is appealed to.
"A coach containing eleven persons was
demolished by a train on the Pennsylvania
road at Bridesburg. Penn. and two of it's
occupants. F. K. Wombrath and James
DUNCAN. were killed. The coach was de-
molished. the horses killed. and OF the in
iured two more will probably die.
| The dwelling house Of Watson Bownee.
ut West Chester. N. Y. burned. and
Bownes' mother, two children and two SER
while rescuing his WIFE and it is feared
Mrs. Bownes' injuries Will prove fatal
II At Providence. r. l.. the passenger
Elevator in the new Schwartz building was
tested. The superintendent OF const NC
! ton. Cornell. cut the elevator loose and let
it fall the whole distance Of sixty-fve feet.
to the air-tight brick veult at the bottom.
to show the entire safety Of such fall. Cor
nell, a reporter and IL third man. Jones,
were in the elevator. 1t went down with
awful velocity. When the elevator door
was opened the three men We're found ly-
| ing on the bottom of tho car insensble
with their heads badly cut. All suffered II
severe spinal shock. Jones will probably