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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
OPERATING ON ANIMALS.

I-amo Horse Tied Down rs Men Tcro
Before tho Discovery OF An;esthctics.
a novelty in veterinary surgery has
been successfully performed by DR.. l..
A. Anderson in his hospital, says tho
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The remarkable feature of the opera
ton was the table and its appliances, by
which siXtcen-hand draught horse,
weighing twelve hundred pounds. was
so secured that during the operation,
which lasted only eight minutes, the
animal moved not a hair's-brcadth.
The table is solid oak, and rests on a
stout platform about two feet high. by
means of crank operating on cogs, tho
table on which tho animal lies is made
to move slowly upward and downward:
the horse, led alongside of the table
imam upright position, is securely
fastened to it, and then the horse and
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

table lowered until tho animal is lying
so as to be operated on with case.
The horse could barely walk, the
spawn on the off hind foot causing such
agony.
The animal was led alongside of the
table, and a stout inch rope fastened to
the front of the table was held around
the animals legs by an attendant. The
three four-inch wide surcinglcs wcrc
then strapped securely, tying the am
nal alongside Of the table. The head
was then fastened TO the table and it
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

yhaye analyzcd the whislScy known
uuo.0y thc brand OF ''B Select con
troliell ty Julien iiinford. Richmond
Va.,a-d find il free from Fusil Oil and
otaar Impurities. and rccomn md us lis,
Tor mc2icinal and family pu poses. j.
Il. MCCAw, NJ. d., late Professor Of
cho.ni Try. Medical College OF Nrcinia.
This reliable whiskcy can bc = p
Mashall's European Hotel. Is Salem
avenue, Roanoke, Va Oct.24-cod2w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Acronaut-Grcat heavens! man, what
arc you doing? Don't you know that it
is suicide to light a cigar under this i'm
mcnsc gas-bag? She'd explode in sec
ond and we'd be dashed to pieces.
Passenger think that would suit mo
exactly after a few whiffs. It's cigar
that old Brown gave me this morning
-Judrc
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
Adding Insult to Injury.

"Oh! yes; those birds. We brought
them from the country. Cousin Ebcn
gave them to lis to remember him and
Emily by, he said"
"What are thcy?"
81 believe they arc jays" PUCK.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
a Truthful Falsir.

"You can't act There is no use of
my Keeping you"
But YOU never gave me tho chance to
play my great part"
"What is that?"
"rhc Blot, in Browning's 'Blot on the
'Scutchcon.' '-Iifc.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Travcrs-Did you know that Simliins
suffers?
Jagway Shutters! I should say so.
He started to say gocd-night to me tho
other evening and before he got through
had 10 invite him to brcakfa5t.-N y.
Sun
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

81 may add" said the solicitor, to the
man who seemed about to subscribe,
that we are about to commence a series
of African sketches to run year"
Don't want it!'' exclaimed the other
with phasis.-Munsey's Weekly.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
Unexpected Indulgence,

Tommy (surpriscd) = Why, papa,
thought one spoonful OF Sugar was al
ways enough for my coffee!
Tommy's papa-This is restaurant,
my son. Take all the sugar you want
Chicago Tribune.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

Lady-lIow nice you removed that
bunion.
ChiropQdist-Yc I have had consid-
cradle lpcricncc. used to do all tho
carving. ono of the biggest hotels in
this city.lTcXas Siftings.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
Join! Join! Join.

Tho Seyscnnial League Of Philadcl-
plii. pays $1,000 in six years; SD per
week SICK benefits: assessments 81 30.
For particulars address TEMPLE G. An
DEnscN, AoN -. Roanoke. Va. novi-2w
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09

49,, .+,.o .,o, sho,,d ,,,-
tour OF INC extreme "cst Eno OIL inc
city.
t;yerywherc was seen evidence Of
1,u;11i,,, ,o+;.:t,, sro,, tho ,ro,;,,;r,.,.
"lsSihs "a iouhuao.ohs u 'he pul'ihG
of tho finishing touches upon completed
houses.
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II q Noon,,u. CIV f,.on,o ho,,vns tlroc
on 1,attorson aynn,,n md tbrco ;n,mod;-
,tnlv hnhind thcm on CamnhclI ,von,,c
TIN }ornor throo Of ,,hich h,vn ,iroad,,
hrnn aoId md v.;Ii hc or,.n,,;cd IN, ,ho;,.
oyvrcrs in,mcd;,toIv
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paf.rrson nvcnno hntwca,, Nint1, aud
'vnrib strncts ~ = c,st If & oon A.,
Yornr 10 mo ,rcbitcdt .,nlh.,c suc,.ooln,i
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Mir :, confor.,hlc md ni,.aI,, .r,,r',o6
interior
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En-l,ns, rns;,jiar t.;do', ,,o,
rrnat;n,r ca,,fn.,,l,n frn,,o ,..' - ,eu
:: cnsI, nf "a oon
i $ Ashorr,, tl,o no.tY,,.tor Iva. in
nix ,,;cip;tv i, c.,,,,..d ,r o,.,t;,,,, M
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tinisha1 co. nm
Nbovn his y G. Noom,w t. ru,,i,~
nm >. handsome frame cntt,mc
4 biz, further west nt Twrlfth s,rcc.
ana Patterson avenue y : Nlillcr j..
hayip.r hnilt nm IS 400 rcsidcrcc ond
ins; opposite thc latter. Mr.. 4, I, Vyond.
VAL ~ ,br t,nmnnn Cnrnc;i h.s i.,.o,,.
mad .;nia,,rd for lim.olr an nlom.n, rn,
ilonrn
NJ, Noon,.w Is hni,di,r ror .,,o ~,
clcrant. honsn ,t Wnsh;n7r,nn nro,,mn
and 'rwclfth strrnt onnnsitn uhich i.
o.oir,u nm = LARGO and hprdsnn,c cn,t,,rn
for Tr. Mcachnm
Waltorp IIur is,lout 4o bro,l, ,ro,rd
ON Vashinrton nv"nuc and 15wci urh
street ,o, tiuc residence for hin,sclf
On I,ivcrs;dc b,ulcvnrl v,hici, is tbo
continuation of Twelfth street. Charles
Hoffman is erecting for himself a bcnu-
tiful villa. which will cost i'm the ncirh
horlooa OF $4,000.
CO.. T.. II. Woodruff has inst movc,I
into = striI,inrlv beautiful Residence
just adjoining Mr.. IIotrman-s. which cost
$40. 900.
Returning TO tho boulevard. Salem
avenue, and Patterson avenue. there is
one succession of INCOMPLETE BUILDINGS
from Twelfth street to the hills over
looking the iron works.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
A Taip TIL. .DuGH the WEST END
The Greatest Building Activity
Ever Known.

Tile Grcnt Change That Has Come Over
tho Section iii the Last Twelve Months.
Freight Agent Pope's stone Mansion.
postmaster Asberry's Fine House,.
/. PowelI- New Residence.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-09
From Experience.

Bronson They are trying very hard
70 boat tho lottcrY down In Louisiana.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
THEY WENT TO CHURCH.
The Petit Cass Jurors attend Dixlus
Service snd Are Treated 10 = ssraasn
on Mardor.

The Psttt Casa Jurors Attend Dislus
Service and Are Treated 10 . ssr.asn
on Mardor.
CRAwFoRDsviLIE, Ind. Nov. Sun
day the Jury in the Petut case attended
the Presbyterian church and heard Rev
Mr. Cunningham preach. lie took fer
the subject OF lis discourse the murdsr
OF Naboth by Arab and Jezebei and
dwelt upon the burden Of crime and
how it Is surc 20 break its bearer down
The sermon caused quite . sensation,
and the defense say they will turn IL 70
advantage.
Monday morning Walter S. HAines,
o. Rush Medical College, Chicago. tes-
tilted 20 having examined a part OF the
vitals Of Mrs. Petit which were given
him by Petit de found strychnine in
considerable quantity. On cross-ex-
animation DR.. Hsines was much more
liberal than DIR. Peters 20 the defense.
and made several statements fzvorabl 10
10 Petit he said IL WAS impossible to
tell whether the strychninc had been
put in tho body before or after death.
In the afternoon pr. w. II. Ristine
and DR.. NJ 0Ferral gave expert tes-
umony substantiaing those who al
ready had testified. Tho court ae-
journed in the evening until Wednes-
day. the jury being allowed TO 90 home
Tuesday, under the charge OF bsilifs,
to vote.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
AN AWFUL TRAGEDY.
A Row Occurs Mt nm Italian Wedding I'm
Glasgow. In Which the bridegroom IL
Murdered.

A Row Occurs at Italian Wedding in
Glasgow, in Which the bridegroom IL
Murdered.
GLASGOW. Nov. "A wedding feast
which was being held in the Italian
colony in this city Monday night was
broken up by murder committed
in the midst of the assem- bled guests.
While the feast was progressing
an Italian named Lorenzo Marc An
tonic made his appearance in the
room. He had received no invitation to
attend the feast. and he was elected.
In short time he returned. and the
bridegroom and a number OF guests
attempted to drive him out of the
room. Antonio resisted, and dur
ing the scufile that ensued he
drew his knife and plunged it
into the breast of the bridegroom, who
fell TO the floor 6 corpse. When the
bride saw her husband lying dead before
her, she uttered wild shrek and fell
upon his body unconscious. One Of the
guests who had taken part in the at
tempt to eject Antonio also received a
knife thrust from the murderer The
assassin was finally oyerpowered, after
esperately seeking to make his escape,
and was handed over to the police. All
the men concerned in the affair were
yenders Of ice-creem.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

fhsy are H-Rsg - AssiSigas~s -
a1sA a2xssst TAxsaxA -. Exl-Srs :


fhey are h@Rss - A1EtSEgas-~2 - .
a1SA a2xssst Taxs4xA 80 fsA-srs -
ths k4stsra Greg
Sxw fokz. Nos. E-TAe p1xsi4l taii-
ers e ths E4slsra fxuAt erop las sssa
fliing the poeksts II tie CahfoEri.
fE4ls gEeEeFs atsh mazsy - =
49, ssiea has hssa 2s deligAlf4l
- thsa - Is = eRRzscs1sa. I'D. an1
tie EseoTts - sbsss 80 sales ane ex-
eelient prices SHEA have tsea PIRATES IA
ths ne sR4 psFs have u41s the ears q
tbs lozl4A oEanss-xrosers tlRg-s sR1
tAelr eyes sases a. they looked AZ tesir
orchards 4z3 eounted the dollars
t5as the rsF-4ly fipsning frais
there rsDressatsd AlTs&ay they are
shipPiag their oraHges north II
snail quantities aRd getting t4ir prices
FOR shsm. Opinions differ slightly - %
The xolams y the years FLORIDA crop
OF oranEes. Some authorities say that
it Eill be aeout the same as last sea-
soa. others that It viii DO
nearly so, 600 boxes short % last
wear, and there are those Who
place IL a. l.5Q0. 0o0 70 /, seo. 600 boxes
less. The quality 5 going 10 be excel
lent on the whole. it - expected, and
tkat high prices are looked for is ap-
parent from the fact that growers are
AskiRg IN some Instances two dollars a
box Tor their fral. IS it hangs on the
trees
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
I sUccI READY TO FAST. s'
The Italian Proposes 20 Go Without Food,
az Nv York. for forty- Elxe Day

NEw YORK. Nov. 4-Signor Succi, the
Italian faster. Is gorging himself with
food 20 prepare for his forty-hve days
fast which begins Wednesday night
Al the Victoria Hotel, where Succi is
stopping. he has averaged i've hearty
meals Z day since Friday and
Is in prime condition. Sucei has
tasted before in different parts of tho
world. but never for SO long period
he first attempted going without food
in Africa. FOR the very excellent reason
that there was no food TO DO had. He
was exploring there and lost himself in
the forests. and for days tasted nothing
but water. When be returned
70 civilization he presented him
self before the Academia Medico-F Flsica
in Florence 10 undergo a series OF tests
70 show how long he could go without
food. In quarters provided for him,
subject 20 close surveillance, in the
royal institute OF supreme studies. He
went through the ordeal for thirty
days. IN London last year he starved
for fo-ty days az the Aquarium. He
drinks water and fluid which. he
claims. is tAe elixir OF life, the nature
OF which il unknown At Roster and
Bials he will DO closely watched by
students from the Bellevue Hospital and
by reporters from the different papers.
lie promises not only TO go without
food, bas 20 fence. ride. swim and walk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

WAsHINeToN. Nov. TIE president
Of the National Revere Bank. o; Boz ton.
recently wrote letter 70 TIE Secretary
Of the Treasury, saying thst Toe pub-
lished report 81 October 81 showed .
deposit with the National banks of
S29, 0oo. 900. az increase % g. o0o ooo
since the report 81 October - and
asking ~ the department is lncrsas 'Hg
deposits with the National bHpat Sec
retsry Window replied - him fhst in
stead Of increasing deposits vith Ns-
tional banks the department is with
drawing them ss fast a. can he done
without injury 70 me commercial lntor-
ests q The country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

Ca sas sSeEs ~@s fVasa a. laescass - lx
ezlx
f0z sse1 - - as4lssi eensss ~ he s1kcs
sss1 - sesr ssz Ssase. fss ys1 ssloea . slil
passes - "a LsEls--i9Ee - lsoS sae sAleA -
fe0sirsS - - ssAstatetae2- A. y Fs~ssa@sls
= s-ySsSs TAI Ia Rslron4ge yOU seen tc
tAlak - izr1szElzl = psiltls2i &1zlrs ~oald
1ot hsTe ts-isa lnte year eeAas, e. saagszg
- - sAs sGAz&sE1 - sFply - 0<hers. y0lr
eeagl4l .Stla2 seel1 Asss eeea 51ss tse sRps
slfe = ws4s a w4S
sAsTAsxs asuseAsIFstea tae Fenersl eoas &
tAs pecgls ~ TIE rnltea States sge eo1seas
wsth tEs ceAs1s .2a Are sala1aeaoe1 % par1i
"a sSS4elts - a sx FoErs. eest4lEel - khsif
eezsaezse. sEsls Proooee sl1A tAe discharge
4 as snselzl aas.es = ma @EG esksE business
eo.ainv hefere zss. carefully e1a ssstly oorrset
tug wAaI ] aSy be cozTtuoed u Wreng ans
ieSnessiy AzherlAg - vEst ] nsssFs - bs
rlshL
4 rsxrcG NE nsosssity = Aaaressizs ths
chief magistrate o. tee lesding state G ths
pnion II the teras esys empie}es eut nna
ms laslsecatioz n tke reckless tnte1Psr2Aos
of language ys4 have sssn "a 70 nse-lsRs4@
Which Is lsexiag a. mae6 n trate as u = "a
tbs 6sElits oenttiGg yeuf gfeSt srres. ~AiSf n
TIC pal hss oeSA nled - en-lneAl aen q eetn
political parties ~ Nee NerS-
-Upoa the merits Of ne mayors spplicstio1
/ shall rcpls % siu-
GOVERNOR NILS REToBr
ELSuEA. \. y Nov. A--OoFernos
Hill arrived in this city late Moadsy
night reporter Was aGealtted 10 his
room IN the R@thbura House ana showed
him a eopy Of Secretary Mobiles letter.
He said after locking IL over:
"A Az sVspriscd tbai Nj. Noble refused u Go
justice to Nes N0rk Clty. ne course he has
a1ept6d is il keeping ~i.h the whoie conduct
Of the census business siEoe il vas under
taken al Washington, Neltaer hr. Noble nor
Mr Porter Intended u give tae people
fair eount The result SHOWS that what /
pred. .e'ed IL ny indianapolis speech u Nhica
he allgdes has been verined ] saw Indications
thea thst Democratic localities were - be de-
frauded aud il is n0w sbOwn thsI tksy have
been. reiserste the Charge thai the
census. so far as New York City Is ccg-
cerncd. D. base s8ln1le Ehat The plot
was conceived Al Washington 10 ceQriye New
York State Of an additional Representative IN
Congress and an additional electoral vote. IL
could hardly be expected that the ofnoials who
have carried out thls scheme Woald roirsce
their steps. They have dared public sentiment
in ,he past and they are probably prepared 10
continue IN the same course. Mr.. Noble seems
10 be very much disturbed because attributed
wrong motives 10 his census enumeration ]
retr2ct nothing that have said"
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
FACTS BRIEFLY sTATEn

gN. 0ilmere 4 0sA. Wholesalers q
rsgsrs a. DenveE. iallea Aena2y ies
a1. Goa
Heavy r~in-stnrns prevail II ~ 70
ssrsbprg and vicinity ana threeien -
asuss further nsoak.
AhQns elget inches - snos has iAllen
AleRs The lines II TIE CsnEsl Ana L~ks
Shers ra.as In Wisconsin,
Miss Masy f0sSsA ~As harnsa -
srlsp Al AsssD CIV. Ia. Monasx ~ her
sotAes catching Ire tran stose
During he months 81 sePiembsf ana
Qoiobes 4oa csns, ~ "a. aoe head oi
ssttls. passed east fhrosga hlsmsrek.
M
Jimmy Callahan, 81 CArrelit0n, AZ,
aged :. hse the entire tor q Ms bead
blown or BY the accidental discharge
~ q shotgun
Emperor william, Tor the first tine
since his accession te the throne. en-
ragged ir the annual bear hunt stesFone-
s.ld 81 hnbert's esy.
In attempting &c arrest three burglars
al TsreAtum. fs., Nsndsy nighh Harry
Msseor. the town constable. ~ss sLot
and ALLIED by one Of he robosEa
The father - James oaiRston, boy
living a. 0lasgos, Ky. ~ho recently
accidentally shot himself has besn
driven insane by the death q his 500.
Morris symons. while returning -
Iowa Fslls from q visit IN TIE eoeHirH,
Ma struck ~ a passenger train md Ia
stsnLy ALLIED. lis home Vas In spice
land, Ind
Notice wEs given Monday that Tie
provisions q the Ect ~ Congress sP-
proved August SO Cor the inspection ~
salted pork and baoon and cattle for ek-
port woolo be Tat In force Noveu Der %.
A boarding house a. Kansas Cty
caught IRE early Monday mornine
Three bosrders were badly hart IN
Jumping from windows ana enc mas
die other inmates were resecea by
hremen
Monday. at Denver. the dry-Eooas
house known % The slcazar IA
Funcbgott propgietofl wss eeisec on
attachments aggregaung 80. eoo Tie
stook is valued between Sias aHc
sll0 U0o.
The Russian Government has decided
20 commence Cork on the Trans sihep-
ian railway without delay. vsing - tpss
the resources 81 the treasury ana afer-
WARD rsis.ng a. internal loan ioc the
purpose.
The French Government viii send a
scientific expedition - Central Asa IN
January. TIE expedition vii 60 va
the Caucasus. Turkestsn aud ksskrar
20 Tibet and is expected 10 be abssnt
three years
Sig. Crispi. the Italian Prime Min.
lister, who bad intended 70 stand for
election 70 Parliament from his native
precinct in Syracuse. has found hinss I
so unpopular aneng his former neigh
bors that be has withdrswn from the
candidacy.
-Four pairs Of gloves and glove poei.
e., which came from England tbrour b
the malls 70 Mrs. Grover ClevolsnG.
were seized Mendsy - New , Aork by
the Custom House authorities TIE
articles viii be released upon tie pay.
nent OF duty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
FOUR WERE SLAIN.
Trains Near Syracuse, N. y
= Come Together.
The ssunSer cf . 6ofish Operator
C>usAs ths Cr&sh-F Foer Tran.
snen Killed.

SYRACUSE. y. \. Nov a terrihls
wreck occurred Monday nigtt on the
Delaware. L6ekawxnns a Western read
by oellison between pAsseH Hger train
ana . coal trsiA. in whst Is kRown ss
"keek Cur foar nsiles s0ath II here
The oosl train stood IN siae track. ana
tArough 8 misplaced switch ths pssssn-
ger train, running e. h.Eh rate OF
speed dewn ; grade. ran into u causing =
complete wreck Of eoth traiss The
passenger train MAS the throngh New
York & Philadelphia express 70 ossego
enc af the fastest on TIE road No pas
sengsrs we're killed. bat beth engineers
ana fremsn we're silled outright every
passengeF-c4r vas tbrown OF from the
tracks end the bsggage-osr smashed
Noihing Vas Left ~ the engines but a
mas Of broken iFoR- The seriously in
jdred num Der six.
Ii is claimed that the wreck Was
caused by n A. Clark. the young tel.
egrsph operator 81 hoek Cat who lost
his presence Of mind, and after The
switch had been turned correctly by q
train hand rushed out and changed 4
ss the passenger train was rushing
down tie grade al the speed Of forty
miles al hour
Two LIVE LOST.
IRWIN. Pa. Nov. 4.--lbe Uniontowr
express east Mooday even nF ran into q
party Of slav0nlan miners on their way
20 the Nestuorel2nd Coal Company 4
mines instantly kifliBg Tasarh ne hosh
aged 81. AID Michael GuieAs. aged 20.
A little girl was thrown down the bank.
bat escaped without serious injury.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Gsorge Bennett. at Lafayette, Ind. Kills
One Man ana Fatally Wounds Another.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 4.-George
Bennett, a painter, shot John Work
hof. Monon fireman, Monday after
noon as he was walking on the street
with a friend, the ball entering the
back just sbovo the right thigh. pene-
trating the abdomen and causing q
fatal wound. He then shot w. IL.
Scott a carpenter, through the heart,
killing him instantly. During the
strike on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Bennett ran an engine on that
road and the brotherhood men have
designated him ''scab." Some time
ago Bennett's paint brushes and a coat
were destroyed and he blamed Work
hoff for the act fIo rented room OF
Scott and was ordered 10 vacate last
Saturday. These grievances led to the
shooting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
STOLE PURE GOLD.
A Clsysr Thief IN Newark, y. J.,
c4aght st Els Tricks.
fio~ a workm4a n a nstch-Sass
se<t0ry Fs<Ehsrsa ftis Nest % 80
Extsat q Thsus4ads.
AZ Exrssslxs EoesEsr.

SEw YoEH. oet 4-Aa extensive
robbsrY Ehiea las besn carried o. foE
9seR slx noat1s aaFlax whizh tias
os.a siolsa from tAs Ansrican W4tca-
case Company of NsazEk, y. j.. szs
broaghs . hxas Monday Eighs by
shs arsess u AdolFa Newman.
q BrooklYa- SeemAn was em-
ploYsd - ths comPzny % DO
ia uixiag AMI silOylag. About SIX
uonths a. 0sto OpDeaaeineg, Of AeS
York. uaaages % tie eon p4ngs nosiesd
thas tie watch eases being sgFae1 oas
By the company we're act up % the
standard shat shey should be consider
tDg the quality - gold that Vas
supposed 10 BE used in them.
a detective vas eupl0yed. AID
IL was discovered that Newman in
mixing she Dletzl for ths cases used a
addition 70 ths sheet 0f gold another
metal similar In appearance 10 copper.
maa every nlght after leav-
ing the shop and found that be
went 20 a certain place in NeW2rk. the
situation % which the police viii not Al
present disclose. where be sold the
stolen gold Ia large quantities az forty.
hse cents a carat tho mafket price be
Ing sls3 After securing evidence
eaoggh against him Newman was ar
rested. and when searched az police
headquarters over $50 worth oi
gold VAS found Ia his pocket A visii
was also made 10 the place where
he had been selling the gold and
nearly ST. o00 worth was tounl New
man when confronted with the evidence
made a fun confession and told the
police where they could find hundred;
0i doilars' wosth OF the gold under Z
fireplace in his house. The watch-casS
company IS satisfied that Newman
stealings Will amount 10 thousands oi
dollars. 4
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov "A big Method
ist mass-meeting TO further the estab-
lishment OF the proposed new Method
ist university in this city was hold in
the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church Monday night Nearly all the
members Of the Board Of Bishops were
present Bishop Bowman, the senior
Bishop of the board. presided. Speeches
enthusiastically commencing the OBJ
ject were made by Bishops Ninde Of
Topeka. Vincent OF Buffalo, and Far
rem OF Denver. A letter from President
Harrison, heartily indorsing the move
ment. was read. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
81 r-s.rsburx Tbr~a.,n.a.

LoTpOV. Nov. q st Petersburg is
s~sin suffering from 6oods osused By
storms and winds which pile Up The
waters of tho gulf and river and fcvcs
them upon the cisy. Tue recurrence OF
this condition Of Affairs leads many to
believe that the situation OF tho city is
growing more perilous and that there is
danger Of complete subnersiea az some
time % unusual storms and high waters.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
Tragedy In n Boarding-Hou.e.

NEW YORK. Nov A tragedy was
enacted at 10 o'clock Monday night in
the clearinghouse of Mrs. Elizabeth
Meyer. No. 40 South Second street,
Brooklyn. Jacob Groats, maddened by
the failure Of the girl he admired 70
reciprocate his affection. attempted 20
Kill her. he shot her, and in tie be-
lief that she was fatally wounded be
put bullet into his brain he fell
dead close 20 the girl be had tried 10
murder. Tho girl will recover.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05

CoSsrASTISoPLE, Nov. (. - A.-,g
under an order issued by the Sultan
the Governor of Erzeroum summoned
al the Moslems 20 the mosques, where
exhortations were read In regard to
their treatment OF Christians. In tho
sxhOrtations tho Christians were
termed brothers and the Moslems were
called upon to treat them with respect
They also declared the Sultan was de-
termincd 20 project the Christians with
ii bis d0minions.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-05
uen,bors OF n Y.cht'. Crew Drowned

LoSG ISLAND CITY, l.. l., Nov. A.
The sloop yacht Tyrant, containing six
men, was stranded on Flood rock in
He'll Gate. East river sunday afternoon.
The party undertook 70 come ashore in
tho rowboat. but when about in mid
stream tho boat capsi-eG and two OF the
men. Frank J. Straub and Sidney Smith,
xara drowned