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The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1890-10-17
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

slHsa ea - tsse iHaae4iAte steps
& drs4 f neeess4Eg. sASss pee.
sls frSn tie tBlse4 >s&tsS
coarelisssa ixltSln sTere1 r~selA-
sea sbst tte 2zy1s sppelnt esaslat-
zee q 8lzy ~ ptofe. Ae deems nFe2sr,
- tbsresgAiy issestsg&ss tse>S sseEss
ozAess 4n4 repsEt A&9g1e1
TIE cemU tk.es - GitE sppelste1 -
tse ularer sSr Rrsses le43ins a.es e al
prolsssieas as1 a4sIaess 1aey wll
brssg before tAsa tie forUsr vist.as
of gse xeedetfa Hha haTe escaped
aestA. aas HAl eazeafos - eoaaE.el
tkeaa to E&asa tbe.s Gssailants ~l-A :
YES 70 rekeA.ns tae bastoes tses
Ia appointing = coa mltfee tte mayor
advises iiameal ate ana &etc mines ac-
tioa - ferfet cat 9n3 heip q bring -
Justice the memters a tas mesaer-
oas ele1senfs ln our ml4st that
struck dosn tie caiet executive
81 the polsce and threatea rep
resentalives ~ the municipality Ter
no other crime thar dolng tbclr aufy.
The mayor hAs received ecnmuRiea-
tion nehlY.ns him thag 70 NiI - tho
next siciim. NE Shakespeare says taAt
this viii not deter hlm FROM doing his
duty.
A large msjsgitY of The Immigrants
arriving hers are Italians CT sieilians.
more than 500 having arrived here
within the last twelve months Tie
Italians have heretofore been allowed
70 laaa without undergoing .
strict examination, and some Of
them we're paapers. briFaods or
ex-convicts. TIE United States Col
lector OF Customs saws that the depart
mens in view Of the recent asssssina-
tlon. has determined 70 strictly enforce
the imm grafton laws and sead every
one who could not pass rlgid ez2mina-
tion back " aera he came from.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Gored to Death by a BulL
Prorress Of the Petit Trial.

CRAwFoRDsvILLE. Ind. Oct ls.--In
the Petit trial Friday DR.. J. William
Yeager, the attending physician, occu-
pied the witness-staRdd during she entire
day. While he was kept on the stand
all day in direct and cross-examination
there was no great damaging testi-
mony brought out lie defined the
symptoms of Mrs. Pettit's last sickness
from the time she was taken Ill until
her death, and claimed her death was
from the direct cause of strychnine
poisoning. But nothing so far has been
brought out to show that her husband
gave it TO her.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Keokak il Deep NeurAing Tor tho
Lats Jastios Miller.
TIE io~z CT pefs a h2rke5 Trib.
sts 70 TIE Memory of t4sr
fonensa sea

KsoxUK o. IA speclal car ieft
this eats 81 5 e'cletk ~, oonxSslng q
eolulai tree Qf clti1eas WIS went g. BAT
liaFton to meet TIE family aRa ffieads
aocom pSnyirv the remains II the laae
gustioe Miller sn& Is aet - az escorl ts
the body 81 this eity TIE traia at
rlveS here shortly after = II wxs mot
st the dspe hy ika pa bear
srs. the various comu.ii sees having
la charge tie faneral arrangement a,
snd IN Con- pany A 81 Eae sieoead kegA-
usenL J. N a.. 4na Iorreaas Post 81 lhs
a. a r. the nc organizations having
been delegated - act as al escort o. hoa-
or, and several tsoussua citizens Tab
bodg Was horne 10 tic feGeral buildiag
which had been deliberately araped "a
mourning TIE casket w2s eepos ted
ia tbe courf-rocm Ia which IT, dead
justice ha1 irequentiy presided. upon
handsome c-iEialCo Ihe face 81
the beloved jarist Was exposed,
sni during TIE feW hears tae
bady lay in state it VAS viewed sy
several Thousand people, g constant
stream q humanity passing through
the building from lo o'clock Until 2 the
hour The body Was removed 70 the
UnitSrian Chefch, where the funeral
services were held.
Tie city had aonned the garb #
mourning Qua oi respect 90 The memory
of the honored dead Pubao and pri-
yate buildings mere covered with black
and presented q somber appearance.
bat q high Hlnd during The early
morning destroye2 many decora-
tons All a!oag tho line OF march
over which the funeral procession
moved flags were displayed al hali-msst
Besides the distinguished gentlemen
who accompanied the remains fr0m
Washington the Supreme Court Of
the State Was represented and
there we're large delegations OF AZ
torneys from all the states in-
cluded in the circuit that WAS presided
over by the dead Justice. Among nu-
mercus telegrams received regFettins
inability 10 attend were dispatches
from Governor Boies and Secretary
Noble
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
THE MARKETS.


CHICAGO Oct. is.
rLouR-Quiet and steady. Spriag Patents,
8 0o45.s0; Bakers. s3+o2+co; Straishts. a. -
2t75. Winter Patents 81 Gods5 %; Clears, a. %
0t0
wnEAr- Ruled weaker WITH fair trade. No.
cash. ti0IsL0e; December, tL03aafO5. and
May a. 0s6l i0sh
CoRN-Was moderately active and steady.
No. 2 5la5isc. No. 9 yellow, 52A AfS53sc: No.
3 50'sc, No. 3 yellow. S3Se; October. 5o4G
siac; November. 5isG52Ac; December. sid
5iAe; May. 5s'sIAbc
OATs-Actiye and unsettled. No. q s21.c:
May. f5.946sc Samples in good reques; and
hg-n. No. = 4o.l244c; No. White. saXe4sc;
Ne. 2 ts+lG43se; No White. s634ozc
HYE-Firm and aisher. No. , cash. 65des5isc;
October. 65c. December, &C. Sample les G5
Cfsc Tor No. 2, and CD1osc for No s.
BAaLEY- Was firm but quiet Ne Novem-
Der 75c Samples. common. 5OG55c; good 20
choic- 0ol60c and extra lots 7Oq75c
MSS PoRX-Msrset rather quiet, and prices
ruled gaer Quotations ranged az 50 rIS3
1000 for cash. =. sooae0 fer October. Go $50
70 % for December. 81. .s7si3il.e5 for January,
sAa sl2 5oGi2 57s for May.
LARD-EIthcr quiet and prices ruled higher.
Prices ranged az n. 22slf.s25 for cash. s6.2egG
Sos fcr October, Gs7>& go for December,
81 5cisI6.15 Tor January and se02AG6s5 for
Nay.
BUTEs-Crcamery. iS994c; Dairy, iogisc;
Packing stock 5.tSc.
PoUITRT-Live Chickens. 7zGsc per ID. /;
Spring Chickens 71S5sc per 10; Live Turkeys.
% l0c per 10 Live Ducks, 7&ssc per 10; Live
Geese. ftOOaS ~ per drzen-
LGQUoEs- Distilled Spirits ruled firm at si.i
per FaL for finished Tooes.
OIIs-WiscOnsfn Prime White, sHc; Water
white. otsc, Michigan Prime White. 9hc;
W atcr White. iihc, Indiana Prime White.
Gisc. Water White 1oilc. Headlight. rs test
he. Gasoline. = deg's., lie; "a dog's. 9ac;
EaVths. C de-'s., s..
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Facts BRIEFLY STATED

Dusisz t4s arss to &ssks - Osso1s<
80 szses ~ ehoisra aad - ds4tas fson
sae zisssss ~sss sseoss@4 - sE4-a-
TIE kedF of "a ankneNn m4a. wh0
aad Apparently hssa dad eas > tss
i4Yz was sr~agsa ost 81 sns FiseE -
Mass -. AzA
A basiA@zs assaey n SsS York says
sRaE s8e easiasss s4tlook is iaVrosiag
a. owes she eoaatxx. an1 tha. trade :
ssseag sFesy shess-
TIE EriEsa shtp Hospos,s arrived -
Saa Esancisco frs1 Londoa after the
laagest Trip 0a recora having oesa oEs
i7t dag< - isg % storms
Prigats Frsnk 0NsilI % the Uaitsl
States army, stasisaed a. Fort McPneE-
sea. "a died 81 agdsophohiA Is tQek
seseR naa - he'd aim IL IS p4Eox-
ysms
Rsr poaaid d McL4eEia. q MiaEs-
spots. MiHn. h4s received cail ~ he
aastoTate of the Chu-eh of the Epsp1- :
aag. Nea 1 oTL Ihe salary o1sred IS
b coo year
Ths cass brought BY the United States
e. ssttle the question Of ownership %
the famous river lanas near fors Dodge.
"a, viii doubtless be passed UPON BY the
tnlted States sapgems Court - the
J-nusrY session
Seven prisoners escaped from the
soaneY All 80 Athens o., by saving
tauugh the ROOT Twoof thsu.-ChsFlss
fay Tor, charged with numbering bis
aite. and Eli Foster. charged with kill
mE Dan BottomlY Y--cams back and gave
themselves up
A. b Calids, aeting dperinteaden, (,
0i the CeRsus. has notiaed Mayor Grant
% New York.. tA4t ina Census Bureau
has hat no band In Tue police enuuera-
tion OF New YoFk's population, ani that
40 recount n % made unless the
ease Is properly prcsented.
The Canadian branch OF the Irish
Land League IS making a determined
sfor. 70 get Dlllon and O'Brien 70 yisi,
Canada during their stay in America
anu are usisg their Influence with the
Dominion Government TO secure an i'm.
mlnity for them from arrest while Ia
Lu6 Dominion
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

CoLUNBUs. o., Oct 1s-The House.
aftor stormy session, refused 10 pass
the Senate compromise bill, giving the
Governor power 10 remov. the mem bers
Of the Cincinnati board Of Improve
ments, and providing for a new boarc
with election next April The vote
stood 81 yeas 10 So nays. Fifty-eight
votes are required TO pass Bill
Some Of the Hamilton County mem
bers voted against the bill.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Demand paty on Y.al.. Eggs

MONTREAL Can, Oct Is-At meet
merce in this city Friday the duty i'm
posed by the Mckinley bill on eggs
was discussed. Statistics were produced
by which IL was shown thst during last
year Canada had exported 70 the
United states IA, o2s. Ss3 dozen OF eggs
and had imported 6SS, l96 dozen from
the United States resolution was
adopted requesting the Canadian Gov
ernment 20 impose duty Of five cents
per dozen on eggs imported from the
States
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

shs ss~aas sesos feei 1ee ~na hsr isss
a. ~ kaeGasbr1aeo
IL nas se st4te4 ~ltaeut fesf W ais-
pats. kays ghe - lseUis Oi..t,e i,nas-'e1es
tt4s Alss Ells kwia4. ei f~ifNaant
Clark ceungy. Me. Is the passessos 81
hssker faer tAAa @Ey oth~F wemaa "a
the oeeAtFs. Tbs sosnE lses. vaF =
ne~ tus e.fhteea yeaFs 81 sTt. araere4
l3st seek = psir ei sases tsosa ltt -ea-
Aaut-StrttltlE Shse NeasT'@lT asf1 tnaf
are aaN xers ne4rls 1nlsAe1 las shaos
ara the largest oser harmed eet ia -
L.auis 1he l.st ever Vhieh faeF we're
constructed measures it. laeafs ~
iength &nS - iaShss in via.h 80 tie
hi of the foot lhere S. oDcogt
leather ii ope cf tAt hoois Is ha. e tss
pairs - ordiners ladies' sseos. ana ne
leather Ia each sAse eogid D. aer'cient
81 ID could ~ utiizoo, - a-@ke t.igiY
pairs C Ordinary shoes M toate.
Nho made the last states tt1t vstain
tae period 81 he elg = Ken years expo
rieaoe Ia the khas business ae has ocfcr
seca ans lhing 81 1gite oqu&i Ains tNr
lue foat ID toCk blD aaf 1ua 5 haif
IL look up she timher. ana Wts1 he
nnslly secured large enough paeIls
block to hew tse lAst fnem BE- eas
obliged ~ "a out the lnsteQ wa
leAtAer.
Miss ENine. the Young lscY eho ViA
wear lht shoes vhen the1 are eniiwlY
constructed is the daughter of = farsacf
~ Fair1houut and a. is untETrtoa spent
the early part 81 her his la ere wo1ls
iu fhc ,lcinle of Chicago Ter height
A. ises 10 inches aua Der neiEht 80
pounds. she is therefore. rather sien-
aer for her height The Yoang las
has been in the habit oi having
shoes made ~ = cobhlrr iu tlo eaan.
place near where che lives and tlC iat-
ter evidently has noi been atlng hcf
as well as he should One ~ her oic
shoes. which was sent here Nilh the
order for TIE ncw pair. is = rather cruao
conception of what shoe opsht to pe.
aud the way it has boen worn wonid in-
dicate that TIE lady tas corus. Iut spca
Is not the case as lhose slsle Uho know
her and her feet
Mss Ewing wanted the new shoes
made next Week ia order th~t she
migat make credltable appearance in
81 Loais dgring tlo coming festivities
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
DEATh OF JUDGE ADAMS.


DUBUeuE, Ia. Got ls- guoge husfiu
Adams, late II The Supreme loart of
Iowa, died lriaay aerniug after Is long
illness caused by displacement - tho
stomach. lie wss born in Vermont in
1926. he cane - nabuQre ln ltts
and began tie practice 81 isH under
son. IN 1873 he VAS elected Jadgc ~
the Supreme Court % Iowa ana uss re-
elected IN 1881, Ils term expiring .n
1887. Be failed ~ third denomination
owing to bis decis4ou on the prohi llUon
amend ment s.nce tbsn be bad boon
engaged in legsl practice. ile wac for
some years one u tie regents 90 the
State University
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
CUBA WANTS RECIPROCITY.
The Island wonId Like 10 80 Bssissss
with the UAitsd states.

HAVANA. Oce IS - The meeting
called by the Board Of Planters 10 con-
slider the tariff question Was attended
by the wealthicst planters in Cuba
and many other prominent PER
sons. 1t was decided 10 send 10 the
Minister OF tAs Colonies a petition in
favor OF reciprocity with Ausriea, the
abatement OF tue Cuban budget the
suspension OF the conversion Of Cuban
bonds and the revocation Of the law Of
mercantile relations with Spain.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

A Midnight Hattie with burglars at
Ohio city. O.-Two Eusiness Mcn shot
Deal-Oae OF the Robbers Also B,tes
the Dust-Two other Cttizeas BADLY
Wouaded-Four of the Thieves Make
Their Escape.
LIMA, O.. Oct. IS-As several citizens
were returning home about o'clock
Friday morning from a neiyhboripg
town they detected robbers in franklin
Halls grocery and general store at Ohio
City, small town west OF this city
about thirty miles on the Chicago 81
Erie road The robbers were at work on
the safe when they were discovered by
the men, who gave the alarm,
and a posse was organized 10 capture
them. The town had been troubled
with burglars and safe-blowers for some
tiIae, and when it became known that
they had been discovered in the act
every ono was anxious 10 have
the burglars arrested, and accord
ingly they turned out en- masse.
The crowd was assembled at
a given point and all arrangements
were made for the raid. Aeguard was
stationed at the rear end OF the build
ing. while double the force started in at
the front entrance. No sooner had the
first guard made its appearance than
the robbers detected IL and opened fire.
A large number OF shots were ex
changed. The noise OF the battle
attracted other citizens and addi-
tions 10 the force were made every min
ute. The robbers had the advantage,
and while tho battle was going On in
front OF the store blew open the safe.
The ammunition of the1croWd of citi
zens gave out. and the robbers seeming
10 be abuniantly supplied drove
them back, but not until ono OF
their number was left behind, and
Charles Hoover and William Place two
of the crowd who attempted TO arrest
them. were killed, and Adolf Kern and
G. w. Sanders badly wounded. The
four robbers then made good their es-
cape. They were followed by the posse
for some distance, but the latter finally
gave up the chase. The town by this
time had been thoroughly aroused, and
the entire population had turned into the
streets The excitement knew no bounds.
The corpse OF the dead robber was taken
to an undertaking establishment, bat
no one could identify the remains.
Charles Hoover and William Place
were two business men of the town and
were we'll and favorably known. They
leave families. Both we're killed al
most instantly, the bullets passing in
the former inStaSce through tue heart
and in tho latter through the abdo-
men. The robbers are supposed TO
be the same gang that has been op-
Grating in this part of the country for
some time. Mount Kuhn and William
Morehouse, two notorious criminals
who are wanted for various crimes,
which includo murder and rob
berry, were idc.tifed as being mem
bers OF the gang. They arc a
pair of desperate men ard heavy
rewards are offered for thoir capture.
The robbers only obtained a few dol
lars for their trouble as Mir Hall had
banked his money. about $500, just
before ne closed up his store for the
night. lie had received the money in
payment for some real estate. Onsers
arc nov in pursuit Of The robbers.
Suit over Mrs. CisveiaRd's Picture.
CINcINNATI. Oct IS-C H. Bell, =
Washington photographer. bas suod tho
Hendcrson-Achert Lithogrsphing Com
vap- TO- go 0n1 for usfn~ a c.sr1y-ri r. n fel
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Saw. American war shiPs Are Coming.

LIsRoN, Oct ls-The Com mercio 90
Portugal pubiisAcs letter from Berne
declaring that feet 81 American War
ships will arrive a. Lisbon shortly for
the purpose Of demanding payment o.
the claims made by tho United States
Tor damages arising from tie ~ zure by
Portugal OF the DelaPos Bay railway.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

CHicAoo. Oct ie The Inltar.ans %
the West are to hcle iu chicago October
$3.50, = missionary meeting called to
further church extension. Hon. Austin
Blair. the war Governcr % Michigan.
Hon. Thomas ". Palmer. president of
the Worlds Fair Commissior. Rev
Mnot }. SAVAGE. RE disung .shcd
divine OF Boston. aud oihcr msu Of Ns-
tlonal repAtALlen arc % b. nresonL
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19


een ne netA8d aal sesults WhSn
eyaaP % IS : taken; is Is pleasant
- i..e..esnifg % the taste, sad acts
eA.lJ ys, psoaftly GA tie Kidneys,
a., -. ..s'-..as "a hsossls, elsalses the sys
esI snees,ually. dlspels colds. head
senss Aad levers aad cures hAbituAl
1 eol-l' alton Syrup II kigs a the
Snly fsnedy Il iss kiad ever pro-
aaesd' pleasing 10 the taste and se-
sep.a9.7 70 tAs stomach, prompt n
- acton and truly beneficial ia is
ss. s''esI. prepared oniy from the most
hs'u1ay And agreeable substances, its
nan exceIient qualities commend Il
70 al ard have made il tie most
popular remedy known.
syrup Of Figs 10 for sale IN soc
snd 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliabls druggist Who
may not have il on hand vii pro
cure it promptly for any one Who
wishes 70 Try IT, Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
80. s4v FRANCISCO. cn.
toesssiI-s. ~ SEa foaL ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

CHICAGO. tcf. X
CArTrr-Narkc. fairly active OF local aud
shipping account CuotasiOas ranged At =. 80
SO f1r choice 20 fancy shipping steers sf-iS4
40 f1r good 20 choice a. - 2sze3s 80 Tor com
mon 90 fair 10 o. 00a2 20 for Butchers steers, /,
e. r. 26o for Stockers - Ss12i5 for Texaas;
e. r0a2 go for Westerns. - coas n for Feeders;
On .-as2 ~ fo- Cows g oo,3-0 for Bulls and
e. vlll0o f0r veal Calves
Hoes -Narxet moderately active Sales
ranged ~ ags5Ga8s FER light. S2S9Ss5 for
rough packin-s 81 poess q for mixed aad ~ ootA
4 IS for heavy pscxing and shipping lots -
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
stabbed He Enemv TO Death.

NEVADA, Mo. Oct j. Jake Kinber
and John Linn who have been az
enmity FOR some time. met on the street
Friday night and engaged in a quarrel.
kimber WAS with a woman. and started
home. when Linn ran after him and
stabbed him in the left side. The
wound pToyed fatal Kimbcr is a young
farmer and Linn is son Of pronl-
nent banker Of this place.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Crash on the BurIIartea.

GkLxsEURo. Ill. Oct Is The nur~
lingfoa fast mail crashed into tasln o.
coal cars here Friday morning while go
ing 81 The rate q Fifty mllos az hour
The engineer and fireman saved tbom-
selves by Jumping Roderlck n Lain.
Charles Hines and william LlnlcF. who
were working In TIC ossl cars. were sori-
oUsly injured
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

vIRprx. IL. oct IS -Balf he busi-
ness portion Of this place. Twenty-Five
milo. south 60 Spr ngfold. on the Chi
ago & Alton rosd. was DESTROYED bv
f-e a. O'Clock a. m. Twelve stores On
tho north side oi the square we're 6e.
stroved Tho loss is estimated at
csn a11
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19
Tor tl.e uogess Champ an,l.ip.

LOUISVILLE. Ks Oct s-Ths frst
game of the series Tor the worlds base.
hall chsmpionshlp was played here
friday betweca SIC Rrooklsn club.
winners 81 the National Learge pen
nant and tie Louisville club. winners
OF the American Association champion
ship. Score Brooklyn. =. Louisville. o
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

WASHINGTON. Oct 1S-The Census
Office announces the population Of Min
nesota as l,so0.ol7. an increase Of sl9.-
248. or eos per cent The population
OF Minneapolis is l64. 7ss. aga INST - ss7
in 1850, an increase OF 25i per cent.
The population Of " Paul IS lSs. $50
against II, AS IL 1850 an increase Of 222
per cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

EIory. Ili. Or Is-John seaton. 3
prominent business taan of this piece.
feli from the Nof tb sestefn Midnight
train about mile west G. Geneva sno
so 4fflag
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

NV YonE oct 1s-kn invoice %
pearl buttons arr vea feS DAYS ace
worth Sf.tl9 The sufier under $40 new
tariff law arc ts.es8 25 The rooss are
bonded g. mHv be returned.
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NEw YorN. Oct ls-Ths business
failures surinr tho ias scvsn dars
nun Der e17. a. cor pared wltt 2it last
week For tie oorre- pon6inf voez of
lsst scar nc figures were 24a
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An international Labor Congress.

BERLIN. Oct 1s.-The Volksblstt. tho
organ Of the German Socialists, says
that it has been decided TO hold an in
ternational labor congress in Brussels
in August. 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

Lovpox. Oct 1s-Thros tsliort
s,n long rg 40 the 81 t'sb feet af scar
borough. Eng were vashet over
board sne drowned daring e gaze fri-
sav night
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Douilc TrnacIv In so.ton.

BosToS, Oct Is Daniel Wilson,
teams ter shot and instantly killed his
wife and sent bullet into his own
head, infictiRg psobablg fatal wound.
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ACQUIT LED.
Mrs. Lillian Gould EKonerated by a south
ern Jury Of the Crime Of numbering ner
Husband.

Husband.
ATLANTA. Ga, Oct 1s.-Mrs LILLIAN
Gould, on trial a. Murphy, n. c., charged
with the murder Of her husband. has
been acquitted. Gould was an English
man of good family, who married be-
meath his station and neglected kis wife
for years For six years Gould
had been in America while his wife.
who was in England on beggarly al
lowsnce, was ignorant OF his where
abouts She WAS permitted 70 come 70
him in Georgia last March, when the
couple went to Murphy. \. c., whore
they lived in house in an iso-
lated spot. The eth OF July the couple
were drunk, and the wife, in a drunken
frenzy, stabbed the husband with toy
dagger. inflicting fatal wound from
which he died that night The wife
now proposes to 20 on the stage.
Gored TO Death by a Bull
RACINE, Wis, Get is. - Gotthard
Smith, living in the town of Caledonia,
was on Thursday night gored TO death
by bull. lie went into the field TO
bring the cattle home. Soon after
neigh Dor heard some one shouting for
help and went over 20 see what was the
matter Smith was found in a horribly
mutilated condition. The horn Of the
bull had entered his mouth and
pierced through his head, breaking his
neck About five rods from where the
body lay his hat and large club broken
in two were found, which showed that
he nad made desperate struggle for
life
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penn.rlrania,s Crnsn..

WAsHINeroN, Oct 1s The Census
Bureau announces the population OF tho
State Of pennsylvania 20 be 5,2ss, 59i;
Increase, 9C5, ,6sS. or =. IS PEI cent
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct. rs.
wsEsr-EasT. RGHc lower; moderately 40
tive. Deccnnbcr. si.0eAGIoo, January, 5000
09h May, sLfiA6f.i2A.
Cosv Quiet fru. Steamer mixed, 57s &c;
40. 2 5-NN5sAc.
OArs-Duii weak. Western. 44555c.
Provisions Beet dull and steady. Plate.
e -CeSs0. family p s01 lOs0 Fork In fair de
r1 "a ard nrra. Mess. sii5oaie =; extra prime
sl050Sll % Lard quiet steam rendered. $3.50.