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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25
Indicted for Express Robbery.

CHICAGO, July 19.-The grand jury has
indicted John Ehret, formerly driver
for the United States Express company,
for the theft of a $4,000 gold bar from
that company. Three other persons were
also indicted, one of them Charles Ehret,
a brother of John. The gold was stolen
from the express wagon en- route to a
bank some time ago.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25
Labor Agitator Ordered Out.

MINNEAPoLIs, Mimi, July 19-The
Tribune's Eau Claire (Wis.) special says:
The strikers in three out of six of the saw
mills shut down returned to work yester-
day. About 400 men are still out, but
they show signs of weakening Agitator
Frye, of Duluth, attempted to address a
mass meeting of workingment Thursday
night, but was driven out of the hall
Yesterday he left town by order of the
chief of police.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25
RAGING TEMPESTS
Again Spread Havoc and Death
in the Northwest.
THE CYCLONES DREADFUL WORK.

Nine Fatalities Reported and the Details
BIeagre Owing to the Wires Being
Down-Frghtfui Peril of steamer ON
the Niagara just Above the Falis-A
Miraculous Escape-The Wreck on the
Rock Island-Three Men Killed and IA
Dozen Persons Injured.
FARGO, N. d., July pa cyclone passed
over the northern part of this county about
8 o'clock yesterday afternoon, killing
seven people and destroying much proper
ty. Houses were picked up by the furious
wind, carried few yards, and then
dashed to pieces on the ground. Trees
were twisted off like straws, while fences
and other light articles were tossed about
like feathers. Some persons who saw it
coming, and knew by bitter experience
what the terrible funnel-shaped cloud
meant, sought their cellars and were
saved Others less fortunate did not see
their peril until too late and lost their
lives. Crowds from this city left for the
scene of destruction as soon as the reports
were brought in.
Seven Persons Killed Outright.
Details from the scene of the cyclone
are meagre. The only thing thus far
learned is that the storm struck Bowen,
Clifford, and Galesburg, about twelve
miles northwest of Hunter, in the north
ern part of Cass county. Five persons
were killed outright and man and his
wife fatally injured near Clifford. Wires
on the branch lines are PROSTATE and par
ticulars are hard to get. A hailstorm
did considerable damage to crops about
twelve miles north of Fargo.
MARSHALL, Mimi, July 23.-A cyclone
passed near Client, Mimi. several miles
west of here, yesterday afternoon. Two
persons were killed and many more in
jured. Houses were swept down like
grain before reaper.
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Denyer,a formulation.

DENVER, Colo, July 22.-George L. So
pris, the supervisor of census, has an
nounced that the population of Denver
and suburbs was 128, 1856, an increase over
his former figures of 1000 the result of
the recanvass by the city's committee
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25
Russia Unloading Her silver.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 23.-The Russian
minister of finance is actively engaged in
adjusting the questions growing out of
the situation in regard to silver as affect
ed by the legislation in America, and the
advance in the price of bullion in London.
Large amounts of silver are daily export
ed by the Bank of the Empire to Berlin
and Amsterdam
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THE WRECK ON THE ROCK ISLAND
Engineer and Two Unknowns Killed and
a Number Wounded.


CHICAGO, July 23.-The disaster on the
Rock Island railway Monday night
occurred about one mile west of Lyman,
Col. The engine and baggage, smoking
and chair cars went through the bridge.
while the sleeper barely missed going
into the abyss Also The bridge had been
wrecked by cloud burst. The engineer,
John Mccormick, was killed.; mis- body
has been recovered from under the engine
with two others, not yet identified.
Injuries to Passengers.
Twelve passengers were injured, most
of the wounds being bruises and cuts, not
serious. The worst hurt were: William
Watson (of Pueblo) head and face cut,
right side badly cut, and seriously injured
all over; John Yates (of Riley, shoulder
bruised and back injured; f. II. Hen
bricks, baggage master, head cut and
back injured; b. Browlins, train porter,
head cut, left hand badly lacerated, one
finger on rigb+ hand broken; II. V. Bull,
news agent, face, head and legs badly cut
and internally injured.
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An Oarsman Drowned.

TORONTO, Ont, July 22.-Michael En-
right, the brother of Conrad Enright, the
well-known oarsman, was drowned in the
Don river while practising in his shell.
It is believed his boat upset and his feet
became entangled in the straps. prevent
ing him from saving himself by swim
ming
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Nominated a Speaker.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, July 23.-The Re-
publican members of the house of repre-
sentatives, present to attend the extra
session of the legislature to consider
Worlds fair business. met in caucus last
night and nominated w. G. Cochran for
speaker on the second ballot,
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SAVED BY A MIRACLE.
Awful Peril of an Excursion Steamer In
Niagara Rapids.


Awful Peril of an Excursion Steamer in
Niagara Rapids.
AUBURN, N. Y, July GA gentleman
who arrived in the city on the 11:35 Gen.
trail train Monday night gave United
Press reporter an account of what might
have been a terrible casualty at Niagara
Falls Monday. The pleasure steamer
Ella H, which runs from Port bay to
Buckhorn island, was obliged to run
around Green island on account of the
low water in the river. The island is only
a short distance above the cataract Just
as the steamer was rounding the island in
the swiftest part of the river at that point
the engine gave out. The anchor was
hove overheard, but it failed to catch, for
some distance dragging along on the rock
bottom. When it did finally get hold
the boat was under such Roadway that the
bulkhead, to which the hawser was at
tached, was torn from its fastenings.
Saved by Knot in the Chain.
When nearly the whole of the chain had
been payed out the end became knotted in
the hole in the bulwarks and held the
boat. The trouble with the engine proved
to be defective valve which was soon re-
paired, and the boat was again got under
Roadway, but SO great was the force of the
current that it took fifteen minutes to
reach the spot where the anchor caught,
100 feet upstream from the boat. There
were about $50 passengers on the steamer,
and pleasure barge attached to it, There
was terrible scene of confusion-women
tainted, children screamed, and men bid
each other goodbye. The boat was only
a short distance above the falls when
stopped, and it was miracle which saved
the lives of the $50 people on board.
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Death of Eugene Schuyler.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 19.-Eugene
Schuyler, whose death at Cairo was re-
ported yesterday, was for many years in
the diplomatic service. He was attache of
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25

sew eral u nited
States lega tion s
and was at one
time minister to
Greece, Roumania
and Servia. He
was nominated as
sistant secretary of
state at the begin
ming of the present
a d m / nj s tration,
but opposition to
his confirma ito n
developed in Re-
p u b lican circles,
and the nomina-
ton was w i { h.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25

The British house of commons has re-
jected proposal to make religion sub
feet for the next census enumeration.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-07-25

EUGENE SCHUYLER. uon was with
drawn. Later he was appointed consul
general at Cairo, place which he filled to
the time of his death.
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!. 'Stsi4 - So. -, = ,-t,::!'.- ~, -
Spccd md Power of Birds.

Rroi.I Il; rs ThHr,on q pc January Forum. (: ];
" The yulture is. said to- fly, at times, at
the rate OF about 100 miles an hour: the
wild goose and the; swallow, lin their
migrationsi make 90 miles an hour, and
the carrier pigeon has certainly flown
long distances at rates yoflspeed ranging
from 60 np, to 81, miles AN hour, and i for
many hours together. z The common
crow ordinarily. lnnges across country
at the rate Of % miles an hour, the speed
Ola railway train. PROT. langley finds
that thespower exerted by tho eagle in
full flight is but fraction OF one horse
power. Mr. Ohanute computes = the
power eEerted by$a pigeon flying econ
feet per minute, Is miles per hour near,
ly,Esat 1000 (of ia horsepower Der.
pound 81 org; OF horse. power for 4 a
flying IS machine ASof equally III good
form; weighing one EtonS at twenty-five
miles an hour, or about fifty horsepower
per ton weight at fifty miles, Mr.. ivy On.
hama member OF the British a eronauti.
cal Society, finds, in the pelican, Fan .e1.
Renditure OF one-elevenths horse: power
BY; twenty.one pounds :of bird, and this
lis Sones horsepower to- 2Sl i pounds, or
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RIVER RAILRoAD.-TINIlI
~ Table taking effect November "a. aiSse,s
PASSENGER trains win tnn as lollows-Ccntrai
thus which do not run on SUNDAY: 80 Ia - Aou
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AZ AWFUL PAIR OF PANTS.

Natural History Museum, Cromwell
Road, S.SW., November 2S.p rs So 81 b
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london Daily Telegraph. n
e Death on the. stage is no rare occur:
renee. 81 Patterson broke down after per.
forming "Melantiusn in =. The Maids
Tragedy and never rallied after the
fall; of the curtain. 81 Peg WoffingtonJJ
totteredi to the stage door crying, 4. 20
God lgi0 God !nIafter speaking !" Rosa.
lind's', epilogue, S and never returned
again j; Foote was seized with paralysis
on the stage, and Miss Maria ;Linley died
at BathiwhileT singing II Know thatrMy
Radeemer :Liyethj y and as to Edmund
Kean; who does hnot know that his
strength ifailed him after the great
speech :s"O thello'sE occupation gone, >
and; sinking on bis sons shoulder, lie
whispered :sMI am dying Speak to
them fol; me Strangely enough two
celebrated French actors have recently
been STRICKEN with paralysis while on
the stage. One was the delightful com.
edian dilher, who ycanS no longer join
the S.T rain do P laisirnnsi at n the Palais
Royal being afflicted with paralysis in
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Z Grand Opera House,
s5l6 o. @. GESrIlER, Lessee and Manager. m,
Irwin Bios. Big Specially Company,

Three Nights and Saturday, Matinee, i Com.
nenclng Thunday Eyenllg, January 2, W.
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A Scene ut n Swell Iteception-A Startling
Continuation
z Seldom has society been shocked to
the extent that it was at "a swell recep-
ton last zee. The large parlors Of a
well.known social leader were thronged
with some Of the best people Of this
town. Everything was passing of to
the entire satisfaction Of the hostess and
she had already placed the evenings en-.
tertaintuent. on the long list of. success.
full social events in which she had par.
ticipated. A:little later in the evening
a swell young man was announced.
There was nothing remarkable in bis
appearance as he'stood behind a row OF
chairs that were occupied by some la.
dies. His shirt bosom was spotless and
his coat was perfection. His eye.glass
was adjusted correctly. He attracted
no special attention until the next dance
began then he invited one OF the ladies
with whom he was COMPRISING to dance.
One can well imagine the look OF gen:
oral surprise when his trousers we're OBJ
served for the first time. They were of
the broadcast black and white stripe, Of a
pattern that any prison contractor would
have given a good sized royalty to have
secured. When the hostess observed this
startling combination she went into hys-
terics, and a scene followed that would
have done credit to q ,MPaul Kauvar,'
mob or a harmonious meeting of the
New York Worlds Fair committee.
The ladies screamed, the gentlemen
heaved angry protests on the ; head
OF z the unfortunate, and the SER
wants ran about aimlessly. One brought
the hostees some water, another ran ifor
a policeman to remoye the cause Of the
trouble, and the fire.alafm would proba-
bly, have been turned on had not some
cooler heads interf-red. y In vain did the
owner OF the trousers try to explain that
it was all done in; hurry and defec.
tive memory. His pleading was all to no
purpose, and had lie not bolted for a
window alynching bes would probably
have taken place. Since this event the
relatives OF the young man say he is abb
sent from the city for an indefinite pc
Rod attending to private business. His
intimate friends say thntr. the affair ,is
nothing but bad case OF razzle-dazzle,
and are inclined to make light OF it.! The
hostess thinks differently, however, and
she says that hanging is too good for
the wretch. "a NJ, I'd, " 3l ;;li,s}f
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Federal conirst q immigration.

NH1 ORE iresi ~ n u ,3Ig agS3iss
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been conducted uader5 the NewFYork
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THEiPYGMlES OF. AFRICA

Arc staniey,s DwRrfs the Same n Thoss
Noted by Herodotusf Z 4
Tho London 7imti publishes the FOL.
lowing letter !: "sir: With reference 10
Mr.. Whitcombe's letter in the TINES Of
to-day, some Of your readers may, be In.
tereated to know that the questlon which
he raises as TO the identity Of the dimin.
utive people Of Central Africa, 80 often
encountered by Stanley and other recent
travellers. with the 'piymles' Sof the an.
Client writers, including the 'dwarfsh
mem discovered by. the Nasamonians, as
related by Herodotus, has been fully dis
cussed by the eminent professor OF an.
throp0logyi at the Museum d Historic
Naturelle at Paris, n. de Quatrefages, In
q little work, published III 1887, called
Les Pygmees, being one Of the Bib.
liotheque Sclenti6que Contemporaries.
IA summary Of our knowledge OF the
subject up to the date Of publication
will also be found In lecture on 1.-THE
Pigmy Races OF Men, which gave at
Royal Institution OF Great Britain on
April Is, 1888, and which has appeared
IN the proceedings OF the institution.
More tangible evidence OF the existence
and character OF these people Is now to
be- seen in the astrological gallery Of
this museum, where Is exhibited the
skeleton Of one Of tho tribe called Ak
ka, which was sent to US some two
years since by Emin Pasha. (, 1t is that
Of lfullgrown and perfectly well.pro-
Portioned little person, four feet one
inch In height. The principal points Of
interest about 1t are described in the
journal OF the Anthropological Institute
OF Great Britain and Ireland for August,
1888. ~ al I'll 80
1.-THE fact now seems clearly demon.
strated that at various spots across the
great African continent, within a 5 few
degrees north and south Of the equator,
extending from the Atlantic coast TO the |
shores Of the Albert Nyanza, (6O degrees
q. long,, and perhaps even further to |
the east, are shattered communities OF |
these small negroes, all much resemb.
ling, each other in size, appearance aud
habits, and dwelling mostly apart from
their larger neighbors, by whom they
arc NefJWucTe buTIOuuueu. Our In
formation about them is still very
scanty, and to obtain more would be
worthy object Of ambition for the scien-
tifc traveller. n 3
"ln many parts, especially at the
West, they are obviously holding their
own with difficulty, if;not actually dis
and there is much about
their condition OF civilization and the
situations in which they are found 10 in
luce US to look upon them, like tho
Bushmen Of South Africa and the equal
y diminutive Negritos OF the Indo-
Nalayanregion; as the remains ofa-pnn.
llation which occupied the land before
he incoming OF the present dominant
,aces. II the account OF the Nasamon-
ans be accepted ias historical, the river
hey came to, flowing from west to east,
must have been the Niger, and the
lorthward range Of the dwarfsh people
ar more extensive twenty-three centur.
es ago than it is at the present time. ~
your obedient servant, Z iisli
ssst5it a.;5'l .s,"W. Fl. FLOWER,
Natural History, Museum, Cromwell ,
Road, S.fW.,i November 49, ~ Sc: y b !
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POWDER Mills. A full supply OF Rine, blasting
aud Sporting Powder Of every Hind constsntlS
IN magazine. ordon solicited from doaleIs
9&S. Also Patent Hemp, Cotton, and Wafer.
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A SurprIsed Dude.

i A Fifth street merchant tells a very
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Of his store recently, says the Portland
Orgonjan. "A young lady was standing
II, the doorway, beside several dummies
waiting for street car, when there
came along an attenuated specimen Of
the exaggerated dude, with a pair of
pince nez glasses astride a very promi:
nent nose, and installing, or pretending
to mistake, the lady for a dummy, took
hold of her cloak as if to examine the
quality Of the material 4u less than a
second an umbrella Ehirled by a well.
developed arm came: down crash on! the
dudes plug hat, driving it down over
his ears, and completely extinguishing
him and, as he: extricated his hypsis-
tenocephalus head aud passed on amid
the shouts and laughter OF the specta-
tors, tho young lady calmly resumed
her statuesque pose, as ii set to catch the
next gawking fool that catRe along. ~
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Household goods, such as furniture,
beddings, stoves and kitchen utensils,
will not be carried at all. We are no
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Tho largest and Most Refined Novelty Com.
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