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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24

The grand ilfy q Cbittehden connty, w.,
hss IS, returned true bill agains' Dr. a.
m.n1 P&ieasude, ST Wioooski, f9f grave
robbjng
The doctor is Of prosinsnt F.ench-Cr-
nsiaa family snd came to Wincoski to
practice tbres -years ago Trsre he met
Katherine Coilirs. fa'meg'e daughter,
no.ad for her besu;y. Paisoapde isii in-
sastly in love viii her, aud ~yeso devoted
10 bi- sitsntiois as TO to,aiy neeieot bis pro
fe aion bgsiu a0d egain he protested bis
love, ouly 10 DO scorniuliy reiu I'd. As usu-
al, the woman loved euother, hut this did
nat deter the young Ceuadiau, and one day,
! when hs wss emplo:ipg her Ito give blm
her heari.n she replied that she would,
some time and when be asked the time she
said: When l em dead D.. Patsnaude
sa,d. ''Do you mean lt9" and she laug6ing'y
said Yes"
Last week Mise Collins was taken sud
DENY Ill from pneumonia. D.. Palaoauds
attended hog aud tried to saee ber lie, but
she died ard was beried in the parish church
yard.
The uexs Disht the sexton, seeiog the
y.aye had beeu d!.tu, bed, made n investi-
gstio0, end The body sas found eoue.
The entire country embarked in search,
end the corpse ws5 fouud in the woods, nut
ha heart was iSug
q coratfyman ares sd Gu Suspicion cor-
fsssod haVine helped D.. Pstsnsude TO rob
ne gave. The body was Iakep 10 bis oifice
aud something cat out, which was placed IL
a bottle Of aicohoi.
Tbs doctor got sind OF tbs confession aud
4 q ;o Canada, akins his bottle with him.
/. IL supposed h. had claimed his dus, the
dead heart. News from C2nGda says be !s
actiGg queerly there, and it is supposed be
has loat bis mind over his Wild infatuation.
Tae body was urn6d and avaward offered
TOR Ps.a1suds's arrest or the recovery OF the
hsAtt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24
Assault Gases in spotsylvania County

hSedulI ldE-o LII OpUIcy A'dAle OoUHVS'
Last wednesday Big john Lswls wes ar
gaigned 10 the county before Justice Bolan-
der uader o bench warrant Issued By Judge
Waller at the last term OF hls court in the
county, charging Lewia with committing q
violent assault; upon white girl about II
wears Of aee Hho lives Oh Mr. Lewis' ieFw.
It ID sa!d that tie evidence before the justice
for AID egainst the accused wa5 quite con-
tiicting, yet sufficiently strong to cause the
justice TO reccgoiZe Ls@is 10 the sum fS5CO
o appear AZ the uexs term Of tbe coualy
court Of Spoisylvaoie to snswer farther the
charge The general impres: ion ia that the
ria of Lawis ceiose i9ry all be attended
gish great interest by ms people generally
of the county end especially thnss OF tbe
giris neighborhood, and that her friends ass
determined to prosecute the alleged oHense
70 the fullest extent Of the law.
Ia ttat county aIso on Friday last, at ,ha
Grange Hail, John Gardner and Willie Reed
both white, aud Ar;ie Young. colored, were
arfagned before Justice CHARTERS under G
similar charge on the person Of . Miss Clara
Jett, Of the county also, white girl about
IS yaals OF age. Tie story told by the girl
7ubstantia!iy WAS that these three men mat
hsr on the public highway in March last,
and dragged her into dense forest near by,
where they committed the assault in spite of
haT fierce struggles to prevent it. At the
itia, however, the prosecutriX, to the am zs.
neot OF all present, signed paper setting
forth thst the accused not only did not com
nit he alleged set, hut never nods the at
tempt, wheroupcn The accused parties were
discharged 10 % without day FrederickS.
burg Lance.
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Bucs<sen'a Aruica saiye

TIE BEST SALvE il the worid for Cuts, Bruises
3oros, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Cheppad Eards. Chiiblains, Corns and ali Skin
E.,uftious, ana positively cures Piles, 10 pay
5e4uiEsd. 1t IS Guaranteed 70 give perfect salts
sctiCu, or m0uey refunded Price 25 cents per
ok. For asle b7 T. Z. Leadbester s Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
EsTABLIS SHED 184S.
GEoRdEE. FRENcH's SONS

All & E19 King ct, Alexandria, Va.
HEAL QUARTERS
for School and College T Xt Books and School
Supplies of every description We carry larger
and more vari-d stock of School Books than any
ether house in the south
FINE STATIONERY
We haze on exhibition nov our full limo o:
high class P pateIes comprising m-ny new AID
elegsnt cesigrs; also he 7ery latest nove!ties in
Fancy Papers
Or sPECT8LTIES.
Fine Gald Pens an. Pebois, Fountain Pens,
Pocket Knives, Writing Desks Wedding st,tiOn.
cry, Card Pat. Engraving, Fine Leather Good,
Pock etbnoks, C.rd ases, &c, &c
STATIONEka' kRTiCLES
speciality Cur line clnr ot be exceIed any
where We have the largest, caeapes and hc.t
selected ato,l, in ihs State. good thing cannot
be mentioned too often. gtmember, We IRE head.
quarters for every hing IN line.
sep1l G&O T. FRENCd's SONS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
! OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, August 26th, 1890
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
tha undersigned, it mas been made to appear that
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF ALEX
AND2IA," in the city o. AleIsndria. in the coun-
ty of Alexandria, and Stste OF Virginia, has COM
pied with all tne provisions OF the "Acs of Con.
gress to enable National Banking Associations to
extend their corporate existence and for other
PURPOSES" approved July 18th, 1882.
Now therefore 7, Edward s. Lscey, Comptroller
Of tbs Currency, DO hereby certify that 'The Cit.
izsns' National Bank Of Alexandra" in the city
of Alexandria, in the county of Alexandria, and
State of Virgnis is authorized to have succession
for the period specified in its amended articles of
association, namely until close Of business Sep
tember 10, 1910.
49,, In testimony whereof witness nv
SEAL hand and seal OF Office this 26th day Of
49, August, 1880.
E.s. LACEY,
aus27 s0L comptr Her or the Currency.
rIyRY LEADBEATER's FURNITURE POLISH
l. at zee per hsttle. mye
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zIExINDBIA Va WEDNESDAY EyENLSU. SEPTEMBER "a L
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

NoTICE-Tho adjourned annual meeting o.
IN the stockholders of the INTER OCEAN
BUILDING COMPANY will be held at this flee
of Francis L. Smith, esq, n the city Ct Alezsn-
dria, virginia or MONDAY, the 29th of Septem-
JOHN Paul JONES,
scp19. 9.2427 Secretary.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that 3. general
" meeting OF the stock holders oftbe GEORGIA
MANGANESE AND InDN COMPANY is called
by the Board If Directors of the sad company 10
be held at tho oice Of she campa' YIN AlcxandIii,
Va on o uTOBER 1st 1880 at - o'clock II.
sep1 I'm RALPH WALSH, Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-24

rTlRY LEADBEATER's FURNITURE POLISH
i at zee per hsttle. mya
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For Over Fifty Years.

EN- OLD AND WELL.TRIED REMEDY.-Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing syrup has been used for over
FIFTY YEARS By MILLIONS of MOTHERS fer their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT
SUCCESS IT Soo1KEs the CHILD SoFTEss the
GUMs ALLAys all PAIN; CURES WIND CoLIC aud
is the best remedy for DIARRHGA. Soli by Drug
eists in every part Of the world. Be sCre and ask
for HRS. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP, and take
no ether kind Twenty-Five cents 3 bottle.
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All transient advertisements must be paid for In ad-
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In n.eaods, Of Thanks tributes OF respect
resolutions adopted by societies persons unless OF
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FANCY GROCERIES.
NEW GOODS! NEW GoODs
MILLER & s0M5s.
NEW GooDs!

&T|@ - - ~ w WV ~
Our burer has Just returned from New York,
where he has succeeded in buying some novelties
tha, havo never been offered in this city before.
We will mention
Decorated Jelly Jars,
Porcelain Lemon Squeezer5,
Griddle Greasers,
Ioes' Furniture Polish,
Puritan" Stew Pans,
Entire now line of Fancy Stand Lamps
Entye new line of Library Lambs,
New shapes in French Cups and saucers.
cheap line OF Pretty Japanese Goods
MANY Novelties)
Useful Household Articles,
fancy line of Cut Tumblers, &C., &c.
1t is impossible to mention the many pretty
cheap, new things that you will want as soon as
you see and We cordially invite you to look the
stock over. We have the cheapest and handsomest
and largest line of Library and Stand Lamps ever
offered in this city. We have bought an immense
lot of Fancy Gas and Lamp Shades at prices re-
msrksbly low. Call and SEQ these pretty goods
even you do not know of anything thst you
need for you will find something that you will
want. laugSl E. ]. MILLER & SON.
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EEUZkaEiGH LEE.

EXTINCTION, VA, January i, 1880.
Mr.. Il. t. HGukes:
Tear sir-Whan require the use of glasses
wcer Jouc naat;scopic Crystaliz d Lenses. In re-
spect to brilisnty and clearness of vision they
are superior 10 any gsssos have ever used.
Re pactfuly FITZHUGH LEE.
Ex Governor Of Virgins
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
FIRED BY TRAEfPS.
\ Iawless Band Tcrrorixc Coolidge, y. NJ,
and 1hen S.l Eirc tn the EIacc.

\ disastrous fire set hv tramps has
destroyed every house in the town of
Coolidge, y. NJ. except the railroad
eating house depot buildings. The
trantps had been lettering about town
for several days. and were cnrapcd be-
cause citizens bad made preparations
10 drive them out. Eorthrre davs they
had held control of the town tribute
was levied ON the stores. the demands
being emphasized hy show of weapons.
Finally the residents were driven TO
wage war in Scit-dcfrnsc. The resist
anrc enragcd the tramps, and in retail
ianon intlammahlcs were scattered
among the buildings and set on fire. Be-
fore the ashes of the town were cool
posse of citizens ON horseback were in
pursuit of the tranipS, and lNnchings are
probable. The leader of the iramps ia
believed 10 be Black Ruhc, IL halthrced
and hard character
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31

minor children anil dcpcndent relatives
of deceased soldiers Mr.. Plumb
Offered i resolution instrI,ctinr the
finance rnun;tt,n tn I,r,.,,.ra and re-
rur, i, ,.nnn,,.,;o,, v.itll1 ti,n toritf LII ),
statement Shauiu" 1Lr du1i,s levied
nud,r rhc cxi.,ip.. law. thr duties =,
they would be under til. House bill and
1h, duties under the bill, IL he reported
by thcromni,t,r such dlti,, to bc stated
in parallel columns. and ,,pcciallv f
the committee. should recommend pew
duties. or the increase, uf ..xtstirg.!u:
10 ,tate 1hr r,aspu. IN each ease tni
such addition ttr i,,,.1t.a.a. tn, r,0iti-
tinr. after numerous amendments. WAS
a.nCcd To- The resolution heretofore
Offered hv Mr.. call. cabin. for infornIa-
ton IL IL the landing If an armed force
from tie revenue cutter Mrl&Lc. ii
Cedar ktvs. Fl9.. was taken up. mDdi-
fed AID agreed tu. John G.. Carlisle
,irr,ared on the n,ar uf the Senate.
1hi> incoming. and .Aa- swarm Immediate
lv a{t,.r I'm. ,..l,I;,,,...,f liz. ;,,,irn.I
F.n,y y.,y.,z -rbr S,.mat,. to-,lav
resumed runssi. rili,,,; at ,hr hin suI-
i,rfin" in,,,.,tpi ii,,lpt- a. Ibr pr.,is-
inns If th. Inv If tlr .,,,,r.t1 .t,itcs
tI,t. ,,n.-ti,,, hin. 49,, III. .,,l.t;tutr re-
,,nr,ii j r,,t,r,i,,- from, tG,, iu,ii,j.r,
,,,,,,,,;,,I, r,,.;,lin., that En,,.r. -,
,,.ir,,,,.,. i.}i Ii1,, tI.i,.,,t,,.'I ..nI
,.n,'fir,,.,,s tr.n.,,,Its,.an -h,u Inv.
i,.r,m;ra1rJ lie considered Ia have
ceased l., I,r tie subject of COM
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31

While ut supper H. thinks hi> com
ltaEiun diIe"Cd him. and relieved Him
later Oh 81 so and valuable gold
watch.
lnr south ~.dy l;itl,,- i,avc purchased
the tonytc4uti,a II thurrh. Ill the Ger
ncr of Hanover and Park streets. Nj
Maukcc. fer = 5,Fat rhe building. which
i GoN 10 feet, Will hc converted into an
arInorv
IotN MURRAY. the missing Milwaukee,
coal dealer has been heard from Il lGd-
in.ton. Mich. where he was irving rc
secure work Failin" in this. hr went
on 10 Mali~tec. This does away With
the suicide theory.
y u. ~lrnEEi N\u. Il tumhciman we'll
known throughout the northern section
OF the state. fell h"nrath SOME hogs ON
the Cranberry ltiy"r. Both lc-S We're
broken. His injuries may TroN" tu'al.
TuE new West Ni,tc bank v hlch iS IL
hr established un Third street, ncaI
Chestnut Milwaukee. Will soon ho o.
gsnizcd with capital Of s2oo.wo. The
proicct"r. OF the bank intend L. distrlh-
ute tbs, shares among ~ many people IL
possible.
COY. Hutrp received uotic, from the
Teachers A~>nciation ri Miss}s ~ippi that
The teachers OF hat stale PurpG<cd Ia al
tend IN i body the meeting ut the ma
t,.li.. .,>Suriuti"n. V hirh meets next 1t
NiHrcHl,oIiS. and that they would like
to stop off for a d:,v at Madison. The
',uNcIHrr communicated ttlr fact 10 the
MAYOR. and suggested the appointment
If Il committee to arrange iul i suitable
reception.
TiE government steamer Gen. Ecr-
maud drcd-cd from The Mississippi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
CORNER COTTON.
sharp Advance in Prices on the New
York Exchange.

~IiAIp HUNaIF'F TT FI''@ 'II TI70 W"
York Exchange.
NEW IoEK. MaA -1.-Thrrr is cvcrl in
dicalion of corncr on the present crop
months in the cotton market. and lie
bears are climbing over each other in their
florts to cover The trading started with
a sale III july option at point
advance. That month Immediate
ly moved up. and in the first
hour advanced Is points. May
June and August were urgently BID for,
and advanced 10 points in the same period.
At II \. VI. there was IN mtcrnisSion ot
"nc hour for the annual meeting. rut when
business was resumed III" l"ei t," was
made ur. an prices jumped ny 10 points
at Sl2 4i. and advance of f2 POINTS from
the opening and the rest oI the present
crop months were % points above last
nj, hrs close
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
A DOUBLE MURDER.
FatIer aud son Killed Near ~rdalia, Mo.
LIZ S.IIN.tli ion SnI.inE.

t'atIer aud son KILLED Near Ncdalia, Mo.
bN salvation soldier.
SEDAIlA. Mo. May - The discovery
has been made that JEFF. Moore, II farmer.
aged ~ Years. and his son Charles. aged
% had their brains knocked out with an
axe III The hands Oi Thomas Williamson.
known as ''Incle Tom. 4 member of the
local branch of the Salvation Army. Tho
son was murdered ten days ago and his
body buried in his fathers field. three
Killed last Friday, and tn" body was hG:-
red in the cellar of his residence. where Il"
and his son lived alone. Williamson has
confessed. and says he WAS hired Ia con-
nit the crime tor 800. II IS now believed
that Williamson killed his wife, Wh" dicd
mNSterouSIy 4 year OF 80 age.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Murdered for iii- Money

JAcK-oz. Miss. May IA. NJ. KIM
halI. an old ana highly respected citizen.
was murdered whll" on his way home
from the midnight train. where lie lad
been to meet son, last night. he was
found this morning with his skull crushed
in. q short distance from his residence.
There is 30 clue % the murderer. 1t IS
supposed tie cIlmc was @oumJlcd tor the
purpose Of robbery. Mr.. klnIba!i was re-
oaiypr of public MONEYS,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Earihnuakc and ilO0d

CoNsrAXTINorLE, May y. The village
of Rcpahie, and Armenia, has been dc
stroyed hy an earthquake. A number of
mineral springs spoutcd from the creylces
made in The earth hy the shocks. and the
fiow Of water was 50 great that the adjacent
fields were flooded. The carthauak" was
preceded BY rumblings. which caused ihi,
inhabitants To flee from the village. ana
they thus escaped death from the falling
houses. No lives were lost whatever.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Nur,lercr's toutrSSion.

CuCAGo. H.. May 27.-John Williams.
aged 81 years is voluntary prisoner at
the Thirty fifth street Station. He SAYS
he killed Emma Roberts, aged IS, with y
hammer. al Leeds. IN 1879. The Leeds
police have been tclcgraphed to ascertain
the correctness Of Williams statement.
The prisoner says the confession was
caueed nv tr6ublrd conscience
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
OVER SEVENTY LIVES LOST.
The ship Oneida Wrecked on an Island
in the Pacific.

hhc "HIp oHfIsi6 wrecked on an Island
in the Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. May 26.-Capt
Anderson. of the ship Oneida, arrived here
last night on the schooner Mary Kimball.
tie reports that his ship was wrecked
April 70 on lIennincs Rock. Lanck Island.
IN Bchring Sea, and seventy seven China
men lost.
The Oneida had ON board 40 Chinese
ana 40 White men, nearly all of whom
were on their way To Il salmon cannery on
Laiick Island. On the afternoon OF
April 26. when the Oneida had nearly
reached hel destination. Capt. Anderson
supposed he was long distance from the
island. lie could not see on account of a
heavy fog. The vessel struck on Hennnes
kock, on the southwest end of the island
lheaNy sea Was on. and in a short time
the Oneida was 4 total wreck.
The W hlte men and rty-three Chinese
escaped IN boats or ttOated ashore on pieces
or the wreck. >eNcnty-SeVen Chinese
were undoubtedly drowned. as they have
never Slncc been head Of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
KILLED BY DYN A MI + (.
Disastrous Explosion at IL Fire in AN
Ohio Village.


Ohio Village.
LrCAs, o.. May @f. An inocndiary fire
DESTROYED j. :. Charles hardware store
yesterday. During the progress of the
fire can OF dynamite exploded. jerry
Jones was killed instantly. as was Il.
smith. Thomas +. Hanna, his son. jos
cph: NJ +. Smith. -. Il. Jones. and John
Gallagher were all hurt by flying fiuhcrs.
The loss on Charles building and stock
will reach ST. 900. Oh which there was 50.
900 insurance. Adjacent buildings. owned
by Walter Fletcher. rost-Othcc and hard
ware store: j. H. Kennel. general store;
the McNprS House, and the TrcSS"l House.
were also byrncd. / he aggregate proper
~ loss " i'll he ~2N.Nh.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
.tHarclii-n in England.

The following dispatch from London,
dated the 18th, indicates that that city is
again stirred mp hy frar~ of dynamite:
The police think they have reason To be
licvc that the Anarchists and agitutors
are arranging tor more explosions in
London. Several suspicious Americans
now Staying here are being closely
watched. and additional precautions are
hcim" taken i'll guarding public buildings,
especially the houses of parliament.
Lord Salisbury i followed everywhere
bv detectives. and many threatening
letters have been received ii Hatfield.
his country seat.
On Saturday note tied to Il stone WAS
found IN the courtyard Of Marlborough
House. addressed Ia it, occupant. the
Prince. of Wales. The note contained
these words: "tiNc liz bread if v"u
would reign and WAS signed Thou
sands Of starving EngIishmvn This
communication was promptly suppress
ed and the police profess ignorance of
lis reception. II j.. however. gene rally
believed here that the coming summer
Mill witness serious drNCiopmcntS
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
RETURN OF A BOODLER

Jack keenan,. of New York >urrender> to
the Authorities.
NEW YORK. May -1.->hortly after l-:0
o'clock to day JOHN Keenan,. OF i,Hi
Doodle" aldermanic Hotorlpty. walked
into the disirict-attornrS office. His
presence was not known about the build
ing for some time. Bail was given for
s30.0o0 Keenan, has been in Canada.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31

QUINCY. Mass. MAY I..-it a meeting
last right tie striking quarTymen voted to
acae!,: the masters PROPOSE tsvn ri . cents
an hour, rather than bring about 4 locA-
out. The men returned ta'work this morn
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Rice and johnson Indicted

CHICAGO. H.. May 2i.-The grand Jury
returned indictments for murder againsi
Aleck Rice and William +. Johnson. boih
colored. who are charged with the killlh2
of Jennie NcGaryie. who was murdered
and robbed on Garfield Ioul'iard uie
uioht of March l,j last
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Banker Peil Going to Prison

NEW York, May 2i.-Georgc n, Pcll
Was last evening convicted of stealing
s91.0o0 from the LenoX Hill Bank. The
penalty is five to ten wears.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
FLOOD IN 4 BIG FACTORY.
i Burstin. Fire EN.insuisher Causes u
Loss of $50 600


UTICA. y. Y, May 26.-Thr automatic
fire eXtinguiSher on the third floor of one
Of the Globe Wooden Mills in this city.
burst at 5o'clock this morning nd Hooded
the floors below it To the depth of several
inches each. Tie floors are filled with
valuable machinery. and fabric i'll the
process of manufacture. all of which was
greatly damaged. The estimate cannot
be accurately piaccd al this time, hut it
Will be somewhere between S50.eI1 and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Turkish Punishment.

y C"nstantin"plc dispatch of the 24th
says: The Turkish officer and the five
students Who were arrested hy Russian
sailors for assaulting the wife and daugh
ter of the chief elra-oman of the Rus
sian embassy in Il garden at Buyuk
dcrc and delivered bv their captorS to
~ ,tc Nelidnff. the Russian ambassador,
who at first declined to turn them over
To the Ottoman officials. fearing that
they would escape punishment, were
finally delivered to the Turkish authori
ties. The offenders were promptly
put on trial. found guilty, and sen
fenced to undergo imprisonment for six
months In addition Ia this punish
mcnt the sultan has issued special
cdict ordering that when the sentence
expires the offenders shall bc baniShed
L. Tripoii for life. NJ. de NcIi,lol is
satisfied with the punishment inflicted.
and has sent 4 letter to the Sultan
thanking him for the prompt action
taken by the Turkish authorities III the
tsl.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
HiSh,n O'CoputI DEAD.

OMAHA, Neb.. May . Bishop James
O'Connor OF inc Cathol D!oeese VI olu'-
ha. died this morning. a-td % e"lS'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
An Insane Suicide

Henry Swindeil, well-known and
very wealthy resident of Allegheny
City, Pa, cut his throat from ear to ear.
On the 2lst, while laboring under a fit nt
Inelancholia. the result Of the recent
deaths Of his wife, mother and eldest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Fatal Accident at Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, May Pa car
fiage containing Everett Radcliffe and
wife and SiSier-in-law. Mrs. Lille Hunt.
and the lattcr,S daughter. WAS returning
from a lake resort. when the vehicle was
struck by dummy engine and thrown
from the track. Mrs. Hunt was instantly
killed ana the others bruised. Radcliffe
saw the engine in time, but tried 10 run i'm
I.nnt OF II.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-05-31
Rasc Ball RccofG.

The following tab" shows the stand
ing Of the clubs in the four leading
lcaulIcs MaN >.