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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
TRAIN WRECKERS.
TRAIN FLAooep IN TIME TO PREVENT
A sERlous ACCIDENT.

Two Men out Rowing Near New Hamburg
Saw some Men nusy on the Tracks
and On Examining Found Steel Hail
wedGed In tho Cattle Guards-'rhey
Hurried Down the Track and Met u
watohmau, who FiagGsd the Train
The Waterman Fired Upon.
ALBANY, N, Y, Sept 0.-The o'clock
train ont Of New York, due here AT 0iO5
last night, was thirty minutes late,
and M this train IL usually on time II
looked suspicious, II is intimated that
a blockade intended 10 wreck the train
was discovered by track walker at
New Hamburg and the train was tagged
Just IN time 10 prevent q serious aeci-
dent A railroad employe, who was on
the train, was found and tells probably
the true story He says that two men
out rowing ON tho river near that point
saw some men busy ON the tracks, and
waiting until they disappeared
They Crawied Quietly Up,
They found u steel rail wedged In the
cattle guard IN the same way ~ NJ Al
bany and braoed up IN the same way by
pieces OF iiange iron. With al their
atrongth they could not move II and
started down the track toward the Chi
oago limited express, They met q track
man and he swinging his red lantern,
started 20 stop the train In an instant
several shots rang out and one took ef-
feet In the traclSman's shoulder How
ever the train was stopped about 100
yards south Of the obstruction. Accord
ing % the description OF the barricade
II was Of the same build ~ the one near
Albany ON Thursday night.
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ot9oy ~. -,-~,-go ~ Nv, '.lly TO

other e,,,,, .--,--u,-ps 80 .o,J ,lly TO-
quire,
slr, paulol nempuded separate Vote
on the committee amendment striking
ont the internal revenue sections IN TO-
laUon 70 tobacco, The amendment was
agreed 10 and the sections struck out
yeas, BOi nnya, si The next vote wac
on the reciprocity amendment offered
by Mr Aldrch for the finance commit
tee, II was agreed 20, The next vote
was ON tho amendment % the paragraph
lowering the sugar standard 70 b. ad'
mitted free Of duty from No, ~ 20 No,
10, II WIS agreed 10, All the reserved
amendments having been disposed Of
the presiding officer announced that the
bill was now before the senate fOi
amendment, Mr., Butler moved 20 put
on tho free liHt hOgglng made Of iute
MANILA, eisal orother hber except hemp
on ilan, FOR wrapping cotton bales, TO
jeoted.
MR. Plumb Onered an Amendment
providing that wherever tho specific nd
yalorem duties on an article shall DO
more than 100 per cent Of ita foreign
value, the duty Raaeaaed upon II shall DO
100 per cent, nd yalorem, instead Of the
compound rate, Rejected, Nc, Plumb
was the only Republican voting Ia tho
Affirmative, Mr., Morgan offered his
amendment allowing an export premium
OF . per cent on corn, wheat, rye bar
ley, oats, hay, straw, potatoes, cotton,
live domestic animals, etc, Rejected,
Mr., Plumb called for a separate vote on
the committee amendment STRIKING out
OF the bill the provision for u bounty OF
A Dollar Pound on silk
reeled from cocoona produced In the
United States, The amendment 10 strike
out was agreed 10, No other amend
ment having been offered the question
wasl "Shall this bill be- onpos'ed and
offered 70 q third reading On that
question the yeas and nays were taken
and roaulted-yeas, ~; nays, eS-a
party vote. The bin was read the third
time and the question was stated 70 hei
"Shall the bill passG Mr., Aldrich
thereupon moved an adjournment, hut
withdrew that motion no ~ 10 allow
an executive session 10 DO held, On
motion Of Mr.. sherman II was ordered
that the daily sessions Of the senate
shall begin NJ II H. m, After u short
executive session the senate adjourned.
flilbuNorlng In the House,
Mr., Buchanan, Of New Jersey, rose TO
correct the Record, On Monday Mr.,
Cummings, Of New York, had asked
that the Maine delegation be excused ON
a l.. IL
Of the fact that the Maine delegation,
especially the speaker was IN robust
health, ho thought that some nistake
had been made, Laughter, The Vir.
ginla election case Of Lnngston w. Ven.
able was called up, and much time was
wasted by the Democrats breaking q
quorum 10 prevent its consideration,
The filibustoring against the Langston.
Von0ble election case continued until
the house adjourned.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL TALKS.
Important Discussion Coming UP at tho
Jefferson County Convention.

Important Discussion Coming Up at tho
Jefferson County Convention.
STEuBENvmLE, o., Sept, 0,-The con-
vention Of the jefferson County Sunday
School union viii be held In the Second
Presbyterian church, this city, on
Thursday and Friday, Sept, is and 10,
II promises 10 be the most important
and faithful gathering Of Sunday school
workers held In this county since the
state convention Of two years ago.
Among those who will be In attendance
are Marion Lawrence, Of Toledo, state
secretary, and w, A. Coole, Of Urbana,
recording secretary Of the State union,
Among the many interesting topics 10
be discussed are how TO secure the at
tendance Of adults at the Sunday
schools, how can parents best cooperate
with Sunday schools, teachers difficult
uea, etc,
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mn rln,s. wnnt rheIr snlnrIe..

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. o. - Seward,
Robinson and shafor, Of tho Athletic
Baseball club, yesterday instituted legal
proceedings against tho management
looking 10 the recovery Of salaries for
the month OF August II Ia said that
none OF the players have received any
salary for the month Of August, and
that the club IN behind 10 some Of thom
on account Of June salaries. The other
players win probably bring suit lator In
Tho week.
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AN ELOQUENT PREACHER GONE.
Sudden Death Of Dr, Llddon, Canon Of 81.
rnula Cathedral,


LONDON, Sept l0,-Rey Henry Parry
Liddon, d, D., d, G, L., canon Of 81,
Paul's cathedral, died suddenly Of heart
disease yesterday ut Weston Super.
Mare, He was born in 1890. Canon
Siddon, who was an eloquent preacher,
was educateda at Christ church, Oxford,
where he graduated B, A, IN 1850; DO.
came Johnson's theological scholar In
1851, and proceeded 10 the degree Of NJ.
A. In 1852, Having taken orders, he
was, from 1854 10 1850, vice principal Of
the theological college of Cuddesdon.
He was also examining chaplain TO the
bishop Of Salisbury. In 1864 DR.. Lid
don was appointed prebendary Of major
pars altaris In Salisbury cathedral, and
In 1866 hampton lecturer In 1870 ho
was installed u canon residentiary Of So.
Pauls, London. Canon Liddon was
the author Of "Lenton Sermons 1858;
"The Divinity Of Our Lord and Saviour
Jesus Christ (the hampton lectures for
1865, published in 1867, and "Some
Words for God" In 1870 he was ap-
pointed Ireland professor Of exegesis In
the University OF Oxford.
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the FLOOR GAVE WAY
A Mourncr, the undertnber ana Two raiis
hearers Fell Into the Cellar

n Mohihoit ln' NNN'ilNhNi hhN ANN AAhN
hearers Foli Into the Cellar
BALTIMORE, Sept "a section Of tho
floor IN the Pikcsyillc Baptist church
gave way while the funeral Of Mrs.
Sarah L, Dorsey was In progress A
daughter Of the dead woman, the undor.
taker and two pallbeOrers were w'cipi-
tatcd into the cellar, The other pail
bearers prevented the coffin from going
entirely down, although Il was tipped
almost on end, Many persons, thinking
that the entire church was about 20 fall
down, rushed for the doors, The clergy.
man managed 20 quiet the crowd, after
which the coffin and those In the cellar
were extricatod from the tmbors, Mr.,
Wagner WIS badly bruised and his
shoulder wp dislocatod Tho othorg
were not much hurt. After quiet had
been restored the casket was again
brought In and the services gone
through with.
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An EIght.Ilound Hattie al 81. Joe.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept l0.-Jim High.
tower, Of Minneapolis, and Harris Mar
tin, Of III Paso, Tex, fought eight
rounds, with three-ounce gloves In the
ampitheatre at Wyatt park last night,
in the presence Of 1000 people, for a
purse OF $500. The fight was lively and
almost even up TO the third round, when
Hightower broke his right thumb on
Martins head When the ninth round
was called Hightowor was unable TO
respond TO the call Of time. The fight
was the best ever witnessed here.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
RAILROAD OFFICES AeLAze.
Lightning Struck the 0nces OF tho T.. II,
II, and They We're auttad.

Lightning Struck the omccs OF tho T.. II,
H. and They We're outted.
ALTOONA, Pa, Sept. 0, - Lightning
struck the offices Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company NJ noon yesterday,
and In q few minutes the building was
ablaEe. The building was badly gutted
before the hre could be extinguished.
Great damage was also done by water,
and II Ia feared valuable records and
memoranda aro ruined. The loss, which
cannot be estimated nj present, will be
heavy. There was great excitement FOX
time among the hundreds Of clerks
employed In the building, but all escaped,
though there where several narrow
escapes from auifooation, All railroad
business Is temporarily suspended, Tho
lightning entered the telegraph room In
which are stored tons Of paper, and the
fire, communicating with these, gained
greRt headway,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
CONDENSED OHIO NEWS.

The Lancaster Window Glass works
have been purchased by Abel, Smith s.
Coz Of Pittsburg, who will operate thom
on an enlarged scale.
George ". MoCannan, brakeman,
has brought suit against the pennsylva.
MIA company, AZ Youngstown, FOR $780,
600 damages, oaused by the loss Of o
finger aud the power Of grip Of the hand,
sustained Dec. Ro, 1883.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
THE FIGURES RECEIVED.
The Latest Returng from Two Hundred
and Ten Towns In the State.

The Latest Returng from Two Hundred
and Ten Towns In the State.
PORTLAND, Mr,, Sept, 0,-Two hun.
dred and ten towns give Burloigh, dO,'
1885, Thompson, e7,A97i Clark, s0i scat
tering 05s, Tho same towns In 1888
gave n Republican vote Of 50,35ii Dem.
ocratic, 87ei4i Prohibition, 1906 scat.
tering l,0s0 Republican plurality,
l8,50S, against 8,0O7i Republican gain,
sol, II the towns 10 hear from fall OIL
In the same prop0tion the Anal vote
should stands Republican, about o..
800, Democrat, $500; scattering, $1,000
total, 10000, The members OF con.
grese are all reelected by large majori'
ties, the county officers aro mostly Re.
publican the senators are probably all
Republicans, as In the last Legislature,
and the representatives stand about az
strongly Republican.
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prohIbItIon stato convention.

CONCORD, N. H.. Sept, l0,-The Pro-
hibition state convention assembled here
to-day, DIR, Knowles, Of Tilton, was
chosen temporary chairman, In his ad-
dress Dr. Knowles referred feelingly TO
the death Of Gen, Fisk Mrs Chase,
for the committee ON resolutions, re-
ported series Of resolves pledNng
loyalty 10 the National Prohibition
party, Josiah NJ Fletcher, Of Nashua,
was nominated for governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The State Central Committee select Thslr
Ofioera.

LONDON, o., Sept, lO,-The Demo
cratic state central committee yester-
day selected an executive committee
and oiiicera, All districts except tho
Fifteenth and Sixteenth were repre-
eented, by request OF Thaddeus Crom.
Icy, the head OF the Democratic ticket,
A, II, Vancleaf, Of Pickaway, WIS
selected ~ chairman Of the campaign
committee, otherwise Hon, j, l., Geyer,
OF Pauldlng would have been chosen
Mr., Geyer was chosen secretary, but no
resigned and Charles o. Davis was then
elected The treasurer WAS not selected,
~ an effort will be made 70 have John
A. sarhor, the old treasurer, who has
refused II, accept the position
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
DANGEROUSLY ILL.
Tho Family and Friends Of Senator Far
,y.ii nes,str az uis u.covery

Tho Family and Friends Of Senator Far-
well Despair Of Ills Recovery.
WAuKEsnA, Wis, Sept, 0,-Senator
Charles b, Farwell Is lying dangerously
III NJ the Fountain house, In this city,
and his family and most intimate
friends, IN well as the physicians In
charge, almost despair Of his ultimate
recovery, Walter Farwell, q son Of the
senator, said last night that Mr.. Far
Wells illness Is not regarded as serious,
0vorwork and mental fatigue have rem
derod his health very uncertain, but his
family say ho Ia being successfully treat
ed, and expect he will be able 10 20
homo and bo on his feet again by the
latter part Of this week or the begin.
ming of next.
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van major wnnts the Muney,

WELtsBURG, VIVA. Sent, 0,--Anothor
chapter Is about TO be added to the most
sensational murder case IN the history OF
West Virginia. The counsel for Van
Baker, the Halliday Cove murderer, now
servinga life sentencein the penitentiar,,
have presented u petition TO increase tie
bond Of VIM. Patterson, executor a
Mira. Drusilla McWha's estate. This ip
the preliminary step TO nn effort 20
establish Van Bakers right TO Mn.
McWha's money.
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AN AWFUL ACCUSATION.
A Mau Charged with nlowlng w Ills Two
n0ys.

SILVER CRY, NJ NJ, Sept, O.-Two
boys, sons Of John Murray, were blown
to atoms Ut Plnos Altos under very
suspicious circumstances, Murray and
his wife parted several years ago, The
eldest boy was crippled by the cars al
Deining, six years ago, recovering dam
ages from the railroad company, and the
money was held IN trust for the crippled
boy. Yesterday afternoon word was
received that both Of the boys had boon
blown up In room adjoining that In
which the father and other brother
slept Murray has been arrested on
suspicion OF having lnlled his children
that he might got possession OF tho
trust fund.
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A FnsIon Tle.et Nnmlnnted.

WICHITA, KAN, Sept. iO,-Yester.
days Democratic and state Republican
resubmission convention resulted In u
fusion ticket NJ follows For governor,
Ex-Governor Charles Robinson, the war
governor Of Kansusi fof lieutenant gov
ernor d, II, Bante, Of Great Bendi
treasurer, Thomas KIRBY, N Abilene;
auditor, Joseph Dillon, Of Kearneyi su.
perintendent Of public instruction, NJ,
II. Wood chief justice, NJ. h. Nichol.
gOn
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,n,,srs siT,E. ,Inieaiy so,,ied.

UNioNrowS, Pa, Sept. 0.--1'he print.
ers Of Uniontown presented a scale pro-
viding for an increase Of 80 Ia per coat.
in wnges, The newspaper prom9e'Om
unanimously refused 70 sign g. whcrc-
upon the printers struck yesterday, lut
subsequently withdrew the scale or con-
dition that che proprietors would rceog-
nize the union, This the propri5l0s
did, and the strike ended,
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WILSON FOR GOVERNOR.
Platform Expressing Hostility 20 the Pro-
teotiye Tnrin aud Mckinley nlii.

Sr, PAUL, MiNg,, Sept iO,-'fhe DEM
ocraho state convention WIS very har-
monious yesterday, The platform
adopted expressed hostility 70 the pro.
tective tariff and the Mckinley bill,
Hon, Thomas Wilson, DR., Ames, Il. W,
Durant and s, NJ Owens were put In
nomination for governor The latter
two withdrew aud the Arft ballot re-
suited IN 805 for Wilson and i0i for
Ames Amea then retired aud promised
his support 10 Wilson IN the campaign,
Wilson's nomination was then made
unanimous, y. g. PAIL was nominated
by acclamation IA the candidate for
lieutenant governor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
STATE CONVENTION.

Republicans Nominate Candidates for
Governor aud Congress.
DOVER, DBL, Sept, iO,-The Repub-
lican state convention met IN the court
house hall yesterday and nominated can
didates for governor and congress-
Harry A. Richardson, Of Dover, was
nominated for governor and Henry r.
Cannon, of Bridgeville, was chosen for
congress, The nomination Of both was
by acclamation. The platform declares
for freedom and equality IN the exercise
OF the right Of suffrage, favors recip-
rocity, pensions for disabled soldiers and
endorses President Harrison and his
administration.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
anlnLlnA hr raLlnr Mnrnhlne.

FiNpLAY, o., Sept, o,-Charles Gil.
bert, an oil puinper, shielded by taking
morphine after q spree, He left letter
stating that his rich uncle in New York
would bear the funeral expenses, but 30
far the coroner has been unable 10 hear
from his alleged rich relative.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
rntor,., Awakening in the state Fair

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 0.--Much interest
has been awakened among poultry
raisers by the coming exhibition Of the
state fair, The finest display Of chickens
In the state was made NJ the Ohio
Centennial, and its success was due
principally 10 the single entry plan which
has again been adopted, Over 1,7O0
entries have already been made,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
unolc snm Noy stcpa nm.

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, Sept. 10.-The
United States grand jury has now taken
hold of the census cases, and will in
vegtigate the alleged croolsedness In
Minneapolis and 81. Paul. Subpoenas
are out FOR almost all the enumerators
IN both cities, and also for u number Of
Bohemians and Swedes whose names are
said TO be duplicated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
Memorial 10 John noylo o'I,cliIy

NEW YoRR, Sept 0,-The immense
auditorium Of the Metropolitan Orcra
house was crowded last night on IN,
occasion Of the memorial meeting
the citizens Of New York IN honor
John Boyle 0'Reilly, the poet, soldier
and patriot There were 4hOO persons
present, including n large number Of
New York's best citizens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
chlmncy INinl.hrr. sttlke.

PIT'HBuRG, Sept 0.-Nearly 400 finish
ing boys In the South Side chimney fac
tories Of Atterbury Il Co., q, Evans a.
Co., Hogan, Evans d Co, and the Peor-
less Glass company went On strike yea-
terday for 6.cent advance per turn.
They now receive 90 cents All tho
houses are closed but settlement Is
expected to-dny
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
BASEBALL.


PiTTsBuRG, Sept, iO-Thc game yesterday
was close and exciting. Maui pitched for the
homo club and was In great form, Strokor
mado u throo.base hit.
Pittsburg.. .,.,2 90 % 0 ? o. !
Clcyoland"uu0 0 . 0 u 80 U o.
Batteries Maui and Qunni MoGill and
Steln.
At Boston Boston, 0, New York, T.
Az Brooklyn Brooklyn, " Philadelphia, 1,
ten innings,
At Buffalo Buralo.ChIcago gnme post.
ponedi too cold. Two gnmea Wednesday,.
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One shot mead and Two woundod,

DENVER, Colo, Sept l0.--A party Of
negroes became involved in general
quarrel over u game Of craps" In a 81
loon in Elyria yesterday and in the
melee Thomas Buokner was shot dead
Drama jackson and Charles Harris were
badly wounded and several others seri-
ously slashed with razors.
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ScorTDALE, Pa, Sent. 2.-zSuperin-
tendent Lynch, Of the Bgict Coke com.
pany, and the X. Of l.. officials held
conference yesterday Ia regard to tho
trouble at the STANDARD works, While
the works are not likely TO start this
week, settlement Is probable. The
company will allow resumption Of
work Il the men will pay tor tho coke
that was burned up. An arbitration
corImittee win probably be appointed.
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A west yIrgInla I.lopement.

TERRA ALTA, w. Va, Sept. GA
sensation has been caused horo by tho
olopement Of John w. Good, u promi-
nent business man, with Mrs, Alice Teot,
the wife Of railroader The Same
couple eloped q year ago, and after o
brief absence returned and were for
given. II 10 believed they are In tho
WonL
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Democratic Reprssentatiyo Elected.

PORTLAND, Mr., Sept, 0,-T'his city
gives Burleigh O,07b, Thompson, ALAG
Clark, 1853; scattering 9O Reed, O,ib7i
Frank, 9,issi scattering, 1ls. Reeds
plurality 1893, the largest ever given q
member for this district, One Repub.
lioan representative 70 the legislature
Cunningham, Ia defeated, Guptill,
Democrat, winning by nine votes,
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NomInnted for Conrrcaa.

New HAMPTON, a., Sept, 10.-On the
twelfth ballot Walt F. Butler, Of Fay
ette, was nominated yesterday by the
Democrats Of the Fourth congressional
district as candidate for congress.
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A shoe Plant for youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., Sept, 0,-W, D.
Goodrich and J. p Foster, millionaire
shoe manufacturers Of Boston, met last
night with Youngstown capitalists In @.
II. Andrewe' office 10 organize shoe
manufactory with capital stock Of
AAk 00O
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FLORENCE, s. c. Sept, iO,--Col. p, r.
Stackhouse, president Of the South
Carolina Alliance, was unanimously
nominated for congress from the Sixth
South Carolina Democratic convention
TINT mot here YeHterlnY.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

CrmrrArL o.. Sept, p,--Ilora nlpwj 70.
sSgts i9 ASsS ahlpmSn,S osS ,Ii,S sS a hSSa %
flO DO pacltIng, siaooLp' select butehorA
* sisT Ss,Sss ssl, e:ss ssss 'epSss. y psEsss
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11
10th Legs Cut on.

WEST LIBERTY, Sept. O,-Willio, son
Of p. A. Callahan, Of Mingo, foil under
the wheels Of the local freight caboose
at that place and had both logs cut Of
below the knees. He will probably die.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-11

OTTAWA, ONT, Sept 1O.--1t is shown
by reports received from British Colum-
bia that the number Of Chinese arriving
from China during the month Of August
was double that for August, 1889. The
most Of them were destined for the
states.
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AT DEATHS DOOR.
An Electrician Receives Shock OF 1000
Volts, but Receivers,

Volts, but Neooyera,
San FRANCISCO, Sept 0, -- Robert
Burns, an electrician, employed In tho
electrical works here, received an cleo.
trical shock that nearly killed him. Ono
Of the dynamos was out Of order, and
while Burns was repairing II ho received
n shock of 1000 volts direct from tho
dynamo through his body, The shock
knocked burns backward and no waS
picked up for dead, He gradually ro-
covered consciousness, One Of hia handa
was badly blisterod and ho complained
OF soreness OF the lungs.
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New YoRK, Sept l0-rhe races yesterday
resulted as follows, First race, throe-fourths
Of u mile-Ball Hoo, |; Bon Harrison, 2, lago,
Q. Time, l;l0.
fourths Of milc--Salle MoClellnnd. |; Cas-
tllia, 2; Sir George, .. Time, l;lO
Third race, Bridge handicap one and one
half milos-prinoo Fonso, 1; Aiastorlode, 2
Sinola, 0. Time, 2;37 40
Fourth race, the Racing stakes, ono mile
Kingston, |; Fitzjamos, q Blllston, 8. Time.
lao 10.
Fifth race, ono aud one-fourih mlles--Loa
Angeles l; Kenwood, y Tristan, 0. Time,
206 40.
Sixth race, one and ono-fourth miles on tho
grass-AIecbeth H., /; Bellwood, 2 ~. Luke,
Q. Time, I'll.
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eighty deqeea by the polariacope 10
seventy-eight degrees, and argued that
NJ the = cents u pound bounty on tho
sugar produced N the United States
could 6e neutraliEed by the European
bounty OF 9 cents a pound ON exported
sugar, 90 that there would be really FREQ
trade In sugar. Without action on Mr..
dibson'a amendment tho senate At 1913
adjourned.