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ONE KILLED AND rwO WOUNDED,
q q shoot'nS ARRAY Growing Out Of nu Old
49, ----L " ---- lsnu.l - =

''''ps AHs"y 6towthg Out Of nu Old
A..0t fcud. Nv n
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ga shooting afrray,
which resulted in the killing OF one man
and the wounding OF two others, occur.
red on tho leyee this forenoon. It M.
pears that an old ieud existed between
johu McCunc, negro who had been
employed on the steamer City of yicka.
burg as q ronstabout, and Byron NJ. Scott,
tho captain OF the watch OF tho steamer
and McCune had threatened to kill Scott
Ehis forenoon, as Scott was walk.
ing up the levee, he met McCune and
TWO other negroes. McCune drew a
knife and made hostile movement to.
ward Scott, whereupon the latter pulled
a revolver and fred four shots in rapid
succession. McChne and his compan.
ions turned and ran, but the former
,aropped after going a wsseps and died,
oelnR shot through both lungs, The
other Two men, Abe Thomas and Wal,
Ger Stephenson, received serious wounds
q ana were taken to the City Hospital,
Scott, who is also negro, was arrested
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ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 27-There is great
excitement at Hiawassee over the mur.
der Of Joseph Gibson, a prominent citi.
zen Of that place, who was killed satur.
day. MIR. Gibson left Hiawassee about
8 o'clock Saturday morning and nothing
was heard of him until twelve hours
later, when his dead body was found
about mile from the town near the
house of a man named NJ. L. Amous,
who is suspected OF the murder. yAmous
comes from North Carolina and has
been studying for the ministry. Glib.
son, it eeems, saw Amous beating his
wife and demonstrated with him, at
which he became very angry. i Amous
led during the night. Gibsons throat
WAS cut from car to ear, Lyncbipr mar.
ties have been formed to hunt for
AmOis ts.7l.sts e - 20 'f.l,- IS. 4
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TILE MYSTERY CLEARING,
~ 'IH.
Tho Latest London Murder Not Jack tho
Isipper's Work. 5l ,,fGaa

Tho Latest London Murder Not jack tho,
Ripper's Work. 5gl.!i
LONDON, Oct. 27.-It is very probable
that the police will succeed IN clearing
away the mystery surrounding the nu1-
der Of Mrs. Hogg, tho wife OF the Lon
don porter, whose body was found FRI
day night in the locality Of South
Hampstead. Mrs. Nellie pierccly,,, itb1e,
friend Of the murdered woman, whom
Mrs. hogc visited ou Friday, and whose
house when subsequently searched by!
the police revealed traces OF desperate
struggle, and who was consequently
PLACED under arrest, was arrsiyned in 4
police ceu't to-day en- a pre.imin ary
hearlns. hvgg, the husband Of the;
murdered woman, was called upou To-
testify and his evidence disclosed the
TACT that liason had existed for some
TIM. het|"pn himself and the rrison.r.
tie had q latch key to her house and fre-.
quently visited her. He thought hiD
vile uld not know Of hid relations with
Mrs. Piercey. Further exau in alton Of
the Kitchen at the Piercey residence re-
veal that fierce struggle had taken
place there, and that attempts bad BEEN
made to remove the blood stains on the
hoor and about the room by the use Of
pRrai6ne, 'flI 1,5l7l7' 8 3 !.
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MAS1s7EE, Mlcu, Oct. 21. : The
assignee Of the n. G. Peters Salt and
Lumber Company and OF r. &. Peters
has filed his bonds and schedules. The
bonds are alike, each for $3.50, 900, with
Albert Il. Henry as principal, and r.. a.
Alger, J. f. johnson, William 9. Col.
bern, Allen Sheldon, Alex. Mcpherson,
and Alex. Lewis, sureties. The r. G.
Peters Salt and Lumber Company's in.
yentory, as filed by the assignee, shows
a,se,a, s.. SOL, ,032;;2 liabilities, S5s4SO7;
contingent liabilities. s43l 900; scued:
uled by R. G. Peters in he direct liabiI.
itiea with Peterson, Meigs & Co.. $780,.
oco, aud with patera Lumber Company,
OF A'co, Ala. $50. 900 The R. G. Peters
inventor" is: Assets, S3,69O 0l6; lia5il.
ities, 81 ,45S.2Sl; co.ltinz6 ,. ~ ';ndorser
tcr Al:har. Ieiss & Co: William Dnh.
han. $3.50. 900. and Mate,naoh & White,
$40 0llO. !l.i'4j,t ss-, 77tt> Is ,i
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY,
ihe sad End OF n Lovers Eanancc-Kilied
His Sweetheart, so

lhe sad End ofa Lovers sEamanco-Kilied
His sS'SeetheaIt,
ALLIANCE, NKD., Oct. .27.-Charles M
Thornton, a young farmer living l2
mi.eH north OF here, killed Ferd Robin
son and fatally shot his aetheart, Myr-
tie Kerr, Saturday. Tho girl and Thorn.
ton we're engaged to be married, but
when Tho:aton called to see her yester.
DAY ate told him that she bad decided
to narry another man named Foreman
10 please her parents. Thornton expos.
tulaled With her and she was about to
got into the wagon with him when her
ttather, Enos Kerr, rushed out Of the
house, seized and attempt, d TO take her
away. Robinson, who vas in tho house
calling o. Miss kerr's sister, rus aed out
with a pistol in his hand. Thornton,
who was at the tino trying to cover
Eerr with q revolver, sl.ot Robinaon
dead, and when his sweetheart at.empt.
ed TO disarm him she was shot in the
aide. Thornton is under arrest. :
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UNCONSTITUTIONAL. I:
The The Non-Pa'sisan Act d. tS.o,3s
Ohio Legislature
ALLEGED TO BE UNLAWFUL
Ana an Injunction to Restrain May or
Mosby from Appointing Tho New
Board Applied l'or..-rhc Ap.
pointn,en,s Are Made.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 27.-Contrary to ]
general expectation, an application was
made this afternoon for an 10 junction 10 /
refrain Mayor Mosby from appointing
tue members OF the Board Of City Affairs
authorized by tho act OF the Legislature
passed on Fridav last. The application
was made 70 Judge Hunt, OF the Supel-
!or Court, by Louis Remaliu, William
montgomery and Ed Dunhalp, Of tie
Board Of Public improvements, which 4,
was abolished by tho same act. The
ground ior the application is that the i
act OF Legislature Is illegal an,i void be.
cause It Is unconstitutional, In being q
special act comforting corporate power,
and IN that 1t limits tho selection Of lis 4
members to the two leading political Z:
parties. A temporary order was issued !.
out before 1t was served the Mayor had 4
made his appointments and administer. i
~ The oath to them. Tho new Board 10 I,
rhomas g. Smith and 7. W. Graytlop,
Republicans; Gustave Tafel and May
'eChhelmer, Democrats. i-Ia
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AA;STEAD SELLS
A Portion OF E's In,sraat iu the CONNER.
!. .-.--.----. c.nl Qnzctta. ~ -

A PARTON Of E's 4n,eraat Iu the CONNER
: i.s..-. cal Qnzctte.
Z ClSolNNArl, O., Oct. 27.-It is an
nounced here upon reliable authority
that Mr.. Murat Halstead, who owned a
controlling interest in the Cincin att
Commercial Ga:eite, has sold to broker
a portion Of his holding. Whethe. this
sale is coupled with contract 10 give
the purchasers the; control by proxy OF
Gis remaining shares, 30 as to give them
unrestricted control OF the paper, Ia not
known, but it is probable. This sale
settles thnt Murat Hslatepd will not re.
tr'n to Cincinnati, but will remain in
the East, Until the name of the pur-
chasers from the brokera gro made
known, there 10 much speculation on
that point. General Algerand Hon. J.,
S. C!arkson have been guessed ut. The
tranffdr of stock and reorganization, il
any is accomplished, will bs made with.
in thirty days. : 5.l...
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A STARTLING REPORT.
Diseased Hosa shipped Enst From llrownf-
.ThfH Vile, Pa by the Hundred. ig7ijs I

Diseased Hosa Shipped East From llrownf-
l vile, Pa by the Hundred.
PIrrspuRen, Pa, Oct 27.-Word was
received tonight from Brownsville, Pa
a place some sixty miles up the Monon.
gahela river, thnt 400 head OF fat hogs
being fattencd at Hamburger's distillery,
bad diod and were buried in a trench. 3.
g Dr.: Edward L. Garter, State veterin-
ary Surgeon, OF this city, was called and
alter a careful investigation pronounced
the disease q case Of hog cholera OF the
very worst form. GtiI5sg.-s5
n Meanwhile, the rest Of The dove,
some 700, had been driven through the
streets Of Brownsville, and shipped
East, mainly to Philadelphia It is said
many ofthe hogs dropped dead in tho
streets, but were picked up and
shipped with the living. Many animals
owned by the farmers in tho vicinity
have died. The matter is now in tho:
haads Of the State Board of Health, but
owing to the delay in notifying the
proper officials it is not thought the dis
eased hogs can be traced. y3ii3
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The Count OF pnrls In ouebee,

THREE RIVERS, QuEngc, Oct. 27.-Thos
Count Of Paris with his son aud suite,3
arrived here last evening. Ho was met
at the Gepot by committee and yast
concourse OF citizens. There were also
three bands Of music and all the Snow;
Shoe cricket and Lacross clubs in uni
form and carrying torches, who accom-.
panied the distinguished visitors to Ls-
yiolette square, where n platform had
been built and suitably decorated with
French flags. The Mayor read an ad.
drefs and several speeches were deliy-
cred. To-day the Count is visiting the
Roman Catholic religious institutions Of
the city. The party will leave this after
noon for Quebec. 81 '5a5, s=I75SI 533sI7 *
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The ORIGINAL Pa ckncs caae.

. . .
WAAsnIseros, D. G., Oct. pa mo:
ton was made to-day in the United
States supreme court to ADVANCE three
halsas corpus cases growing out Of the
arrest Of the propriators OF original
package, establishments in Kansas for
violating tho prohibition law. The
point raised that it was necessary for
Kansas to reenact its prohibition law
alter the passage ofthe original package
law by Congress, in order for it to be-
come OF effect, as agains. the ceiling OF
original packages. The Chiaf Justice
announced that the court wogld rot de-
cide tue motion Until The vacancy
caused hy Justice Miller's death had
been illlel. -S5.. IN, ssp5
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WESTERN USiGN OPERATORS
Believe there Is MI EtteE.p TO Crush their
+. .'r.-ta-F. (1rrn.,fgafton .e. =as.H ~.

Believe there Is MI Attempt TO Crush their
Organization.
4 New YoRK, Oct. 27.-The Times says:
The Western Union te|egraphe,s in this
city a-c generally Of the opinion that the
dismissa!s il Omaha, St. Paul and Chi
cago are owing to determination to
crush outlabor organizations.
"When l was employed last" said one
Of them yesterday, II was required to
sign an agreement 10 the effect that did
not belong to the o.aer Of the knights
Of Labor. .i,was clao cautioned aga!nst
labor agitation. There are very few
Knights among tho telegraphers a. pres.
ent. The commercial league is the
union with which most OF US are aililia-
ted, and it textends all over the United
States. 1thad be5n very weak for some
years, but had been quietly growing OF
late."
Night Manager Sink, OF the Western
Uuion, said tho dismissals, he believed,
were owing to local causes. No ipstruc.
tons had beer given, as ioT rs he could
learn, to keep out union men. 4
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Dossner at Si,Innston.

Special CoHtseoncencc Of Tie In!eliocnctr.
snlNNsroS, W. Va, Oct. 27.-The
Republican meeting at this place to-day
exceeded anything OF the campaign.
The weather would not admit of an out.
door meelisg, and the best hall to be
had was entirely too small to contain
the people. Captain Dovener, who was
introduced by ". ]. S. Harmer, OF the
County Executive Commi,te, made one
ol the best speeches OF tho campaign
and totally annihilated our own John j.,
who made tho declaration here last Sat.
urday to small gathering composed OF
about an equal number Of Republicans
and Democrats that there was a tariff
On ten and cotlee, and the consumer
paid it. Mr.. Dovener is q hustler and a
great fayorito With Harrison county Re-
publicans.
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Trxna A1ur,icrs.

3 New ORLEANS, Oct. .27.-The Picayunc's
Austin, Texas, special says; Bill Darn
well, policeman, this afternoon ahot
and killed woman, Maggie Null, and
tils2 blew out his own brains. Drink
and Jealousy were ut the bottom Of it.
Darnwell leaves vito and children. rs
Yesterday ten miles below town, on q
cotton plantation, four Mexican gamblers
fell cut over monte game, when one Of
them drew 3 pistol and sGot and killed
the other three. The murderer has been
arrested, T =55,-f3 z &, 4 rs + !
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TUE ELLGrH0CUrl0N CASE, !
Tho supreme Court Will Consider tn
y. Oue4flDu InvnlyCd -. q

Tho Supreme Court VIII Conaider the
I. Question Involved.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. 27.-The
first motion 10 secure final action from
the Supreme Court OF the United States
on the question Of the constitutionality
OF the New York electrical execution law
was made in the Supreme Court to-day.
Il was moyed thu. the case be advanced
and Get lown for g speedy hearing. The
point raised is that the Esmmle, exccu-
tion demonstrated lha, killing by cleo
tricity is cruel and unusual punish
ment, ind is prohibited by the constitu-
ton OF the United States. After oau-
sci had made the mo.ion, the Chief jug
tire aRked, as there any Distinction be.
tween that 0lse and the case Of Isemm.
ler?", E. IS g. ...--ss a
Daniel O'Callahan, who was the couu-
sci who made the mo.ion, responded: :
"Yes, sir,-this distinction, that the car.
rying out OF the sentence in the Kemm.
Ter case was not scientifically successful,
and the petitioner hopts that electricity
will be decided to be not proper mode y
The Chief Jus.ice-"We will take the
mn ~ ! % d g. \ .
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AN"uBJ ECr LESSON"
yyhlcl. Teaches the. Benfn,J OF q Protec.
-' tive Tariff.

which Teaches the Benen,j OF q Protec.
2 two Tnrin.
Aea. Thomas L. Grady, of New York
city, delivered II political Grafton in
Bisuop's hall on Eighteenth street las.
night. The hall is ordinarily used for
daacirg purposes, and Ia located in the
yar6 il the arear Of Bishops aalocn.
Tho acoustic properties arc not the
hes. ont Mr.. Grad!'s splendid voice
h!'ed the hall quite vol, and al 4nii.
c4lcs Of about TWO bundled enjoyed the
adt:ass-the Democrats because it was
full O. bombas.in twadGle, ara the Re.
oab!icGrs, who were quite Euaierous,
S:eeaaee they eonldlnenta,lv answer ail
ais imaginary arSunGnts,H and because
SIR. Grady speaks IN good oratorical
styiu that would please aEyoae. Mr.
GRADY tells stories, but not filth. dEcs,
as some Democratic s:nmpers who have
been here do. He is not aTgumentative
aId his forte is pathetic aud humorous
references to the false positions WHICH
other Dsn.ocrata have induced his hear.
,ers to partially accept.
lie opened :.;s address by reading
frou the INTELLlaESGEH a reference to
lGs remark on Saturday night about
protection to labor. Mr.. Grady msae a
really funny reference to. the lSTELLl'
GEScEn He then talked awhile about
the tariff, and proved that he had read
Democratic campaign litersturn more ek-
tensiyeIy than he has the Mckinleybill,
by asserting that the price OF
shoes has been Increased thereby,
wheu in fact tho duty on shoes
has been lowered. He the2 got out a
book, labelled "Democratic Campaign
Book for $780," and said he was going to
Give his audience m "ob;ect lesson,'
and .sad therefrom some alleged argu.
men,a &C the s.eclrail tariff. He made
tho statt men: that he would pay the IL
rrLtrorScER @adyertising rates TO
print the "ob;sct issson," and 1t
having the genera tone Of a
good thing 10 print in a !tepa6s'ean
paper for the good it would do, he IN.
: TILLIoIScER reporter present proposed.
to Mr.. Grady, after the meeting. to accept
his offer. 4. y.
!. It didn't take long to make deal, and
the "object leesonh was furnished YER
batim by stenographer Louis L. Schra.
der, who, in the employ Of the Demo.
cratic committee, was reporting themeet'
4 ing for the Register. 1t was calculated to
{ amount to III lines, before it WAS print.
ed, and Mr.. Grady paid Sll 10 Of good
Tnmmany campaign Doodle and took
81 receipt. The "object lesson" is Us fol
lows: ~ s5 IT,, z,
,5R Now, ] have a little object lesson tc
give you. I will pay the lSTELLlaRNcEu
The usual rates for. advertising II they
will nut it in to.morrow's issue.
i To show you just how the tariff tax is
meant to protect labor, l have taken as
the basis Of calculation tho labor em.
ployed in making ton OF steel rails.
will show you how that labor is divided
First it has to take 4,l37 pounds Of iron
ore, aud for that it gets s2.l4. Then II
has to take ! l,497 pounds Of limestone
and for that 1t gets. 20 cents. Then Il
hra to take 4,sos pounds Of bituminoul
: coal, and for that it gets $l.07. Then i
+ has TO convert the coal into S,0S9 pounds
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SENSATIONAL DIsCLuSURES.
llah In a Hospital Checked und Kicked

"a 1i''h III hospital Checked and Kicked
to Death.
MuSclE, 1Nn,, Oct ct. ]. Blount,s
death IN the Richmond hospital has re.
suited IN a sensational disclosure, For
several years Mr.. Blount was a promi.
nent attorney in this city, but for the
last year he was demeuted. He was
committed to the hospital for treatment
scptembar 22 last. He had been in the
institution but one week when he died.
N tie hospital ct the same was James
asannon, who slept but a few feet from
hlount. Harmon says under oath thai
on the night Of September 2S, four OF
the guards in trying to keep Blount
from incessan.ly talking, choked him
and brntclly kicked him in the aide in.
illcttng injuries which caused his death.
Yesterday the body Of Blount was ex-
humed and aD autopsy held which de.
ye!oped the fact that several ribs were
broken. Warrants have been issued for
the arrest OF the guards and the assistant
superintendent, =,
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,aru-ra -Es.Hs. .-rag-FuFg -
An Old Cltisen Dead,

sleti1l Dfsbdlca 70 fft 7hlt9iGcHctT. ~ N .
RAvEsswocp, II W. Va, Oct. 27.-An-
other Of Jackson county 3 old land marks
passed away to-day. This time it was
Hubbard Palmer, an old and prosperous
farmer residing three or four miles
above Ravenswood. He had been en-
joyipg good health all along, but wss
found dead in front Of bis house with 8
load Of stoye wood in hia arms. Heart
disease was the cause. $500 ,g.., ssis
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Don't Cover Oue.,,nr Coptes,s.

BAl.ooglSaros, LIS Oct. 27.-ssveral
merchants OF thia city are conducting
guessing and voting schemes in adyer.
Using their business, and fearing that
the newspapers carrying their adver.
,tlsements might DO suppressed Post
master Neville was requested to consult
Postmaster General WanamaAer wheth.
er tho schemes were prohibited by the
lottery Law. ME Neville has received 9
letter from Attorney General Miller say.
ing that such advertisements OF fnsss.
ing aud voting contests may Tor the time
being be permitted to run in the news.
tanara 4, y ~ 80, H. n. - ~; a!
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r s.r#Tr.s q = : = !
Eertlilihnu's gpoScl,.

sorIA, Oct. 2z.-Prince Ferdinand!
opened the sobranje today Tho rou, q
from the palace along which the Prince
drove was lined with troops and enthu-i
siastlc crowds. His speech from the
tafone referred to the Governments;
plan to perfect the army, Of the con-
struction OF railways, the conclusion Of
the treaties Of commerce and friendship
with the Sultan. ,iI7. .liIa - - =.
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GEORGIA LAWI.kSSNESs,
a Mob Destroys IL Turpontine Stlil upd
lnIA ;

Aut lbobkAuC othk hDu
-}E Raids Postonice.
WAIcEoss, GA, Oct. 27.-The riot
which cost two lives a day or two ago
broke out afresh on Saturday night,
when 100 men, armed with Winchester
rifles, went to Yarn aad fred the tur.
pent;ne still OF L. B. Warn. They also
riddied his commissary with bullets,
some OF which narrowly missed the
clerk. who was sleeping inside. The
party said they intended to return the
next night and finish their work OF de.
struction: Mr.. Warn wired Governor
Gordon for protection TO his property,
and notified Postmaster General Wana.
maker that he had abandoned the post.
office at Warn in consequence of threats
against his life. Governor Gordon wired
Sheriff Henderson, Of Ware county, to
hold the militia in readiness to proceed
to Yarn. No one could furnish any
names. - f.F 4 .Ils I 5sg q ,ig,5s,s5-s -,
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MIX. KENNA SHOULD APOLOGIZE.
MIR. Elkins Corrccts Statement About tho
Colonization scheme Made by tho Sena.

colonization Scheme Made BY tho sena
tor. ts 4t7g a.
s9dcfa! DtSpatea to the In!eEt1enetr.
PIEDMONT, w. Va, Oct, 27.-Afr. El
sina' attention having been called te
Senator Kenun's remarks at Grafton
while wltA ,hc Hill party ubout the col
ol'ization .p eme, authorized your cor.
respondent 10 ctate that he never knew
or heard OF s.ny scheme OF colonization
Of negroes fr West Virginia until Le
saw in tn, Democratic papers, and
that no knew nothing about Qnay,s or
any body else's scheme. a'7y.
He also authorized the statement that
he never told any newspaper reporter,
or any one elsc, that he favored any such
scheme, directly or indirectly. On the
contrary, he had said, when speaking on
tho subject, such thing was impracti.
cnble. ...g = - a -
He says hs did gay to n reporter in
Wheeling that this was white State
and no one need be alarmed about
negroes coming into 1t to work and make
good citizens, and If they should come
tor purposes Of securing work and to
help develop the State, they should be
protected rs other citizens, and he said
more. iH
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0RDEistD D BY rng IAFlA.

An italian Killed up the River by Order of
..s, tho Society. Er.} r..
SrkuBENvILLE, o., Oct. 37.-A cold
blooded murder was committed Ia Went
virginia, across the river from steuben.
vile, this morning, Frank Gallo, an
Italian being shot three times by Frank
Cruise, a fellow countrymnn. Gallo had
been enticed from Pittaburgh by Crust
under promise Of employment. Robbery
was not the object Of the shooting and i,
is believed that Cruise YVES deputed by
the Malta to kill Gallo, -
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WAsnlSoroH, D.; c., Oct. o7.-The In.
terstate Commerce Commission has rem
dered decision in the case OF George
Rice asainst tho Southern. Pacific Rail
road Company in reference to the Atchi-
soil, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Eailroad Com
pauy and others, in regard to rates on
petroleum and it's products to California
points affected by the long and short
haul clause. The decision is in favor Of
the railway companies, 'gi !, f (,
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A Terrible .yr~ck,

3 YUMA, Colo. Oet. 27.--A terrible dis-
aster occurred on tie Burlington nail
road in Yuma county this morning. IN
wfich ireizhtssyaia was di!chcd and Is
cars loaded with cattle and horaes weie
tA,owu ilom tie tack. Animals wese
horribly manglea and not one will es.
cape alive. A man who was accompany.
ing the stock waa instantly killed.
Others are reported injured. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-10-28
A Hull l.lnA a,. Sl.a4

s coHczs, n. Y, Oct. 27. - Thomas
lynch, thu ball player, at ono time cap.
'a'n of,the Stars Of Syracuse, afterwards
VITA the Atlanta, Ga, club, and later
With the club at Wilmington, Del, was
shot through the breast at 9 o'clock to.
Gay ina saloon row.. It Is said he can.
not recover. His assailant has not been
.captrred. -. 80. -. 2 - n. ~