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Evening journal., 1890-02-19
DEMPSEY DEFEATS MCCARTHY.



SAN Francisco, Feb. la.--Over 1000 en-
thusiastic spectators assembled at the Cali
fornia Athletic club last night TO witness
the great battle Of the middle weghts-Jack
Dempsey, the "Nonpareil,n and Billy Nc
Carthy, the Australian champion When
this match was made is was generally
regarded here that Dempsey would have
very ensy gamo, The opinion soon changed
however, owing chiefly TO the discouraging
reports OF Dempsey's health. His health
improved, however, and yesterday he am
nounced himself in perfect condition. Bet-
ting was generally In his favor, about the
largest odds being 100 to o. Mccarthy was
also ia fine condition.
Mr. Clark, Of this city, was appointed
referae. Jack McAulif and Denny Kelliher
were behind Dempsey and Jimmie Carroll
and Paddy Gorham seconded Mccarthy.
Dempsey weighed i47l1, Mccarthy i5il<
Time was called at $50
First Round-Both men came to the con-
ter Of the ring promptly; Dempsey led with
his left and caught Mccarthy lightly on the
chin. Mccarthy watched closely for an
opening and led out several times, hut
Dempsey lodged The Australian seemed
inclined to force Matters but was able TO
accomplish nothing.
Second Round Dempsey caught Mccarthy
savRgely in the face twice, and then gave
him a terrible righthander on the body
Mccarthy attempted 70 return IL, but Demp-
sey got away. Mccarthy landed lightly on
Dempsey's neck, and the round closed with
several points in the Nonpareil's favor.
Third Round Mccarthy caught another
lefthander ON the chin, which Dempsey fol-
lowed up with good blow on the ribs. The
Australian dueked well and saved himself
from a tlerce blow aimed at his neck just
as the round closed Mccarthy struck Denim
soy hard ia tho wind and received hot one
ON the forehead in return
Fourth Round Mccarthy followed nemp-
sey eleverly, bat the Nonpareil watched bis
opportunity aud his left soon found the Aus
tralians neck half dozen times without a
return
Fifth Round Dempsey landed on tbs
body, but got three sharp blows on the eal
from Mccarthy
Sixth Round Mccarthy opened with I
vicious uppercut which fell short He thei
walked to his own corner slowly FOLLOWED
by Dempsey. The men rested a moment
aud then Dempsey repeated his attack on hi
opponents body, landing heavily thre
times Mccarthy seemed a triha flurried q
the round closed amid applause for Dempsey
Seventh Round Dempsey led out strong
but Mccarthy showed wonderful quicxnes
in getting away Dempseys left ham
landed on the Australians jaw severn
times, and just before the round closed Nc
Carthy returned it with half swing right
handler which caught Dempsey on the chest
MCCARTHY was knocked out by Dempse
in the twenty eighth round
Evening journal., 1890-02-19


WASHINGTON, Feb 49, in the house the
journal was approved without objection.
Saturday, March 10, was set apart, on mo-
tion of Mr. O'Neill (Pa.) for eulogies upon
the late William ID. Kelley. The pension
appropriation bill was reported from the
appropriations committee and referred to
the COMMITTEES of the whole. The bill APP
propriates SOS, 427, 46i. The appropriation
for the current year was $50, ,47S, ,0O0 The
number Of pensioners on the roll is given as
4s9, 725 A conference committee was Or
dered on the bill directing the superintend-
ent Of the census TO collect farm mortgage
statistics.
The house then went into committee of
the whole, Mr.. Burrows (Mich.) in the
chair, to consider senate bill providing for
the appointment OF an assistant secretary
Of var at a salary Of 1880.
Mr.. McAdoo opposed the bill, and thought
that If a man OF force and character was
put at the head OF the war department he
would not need a civilian assistant Mr..
Boutelle thought the secretary Of war should
be relieved from the management Of details
and allowed TO devote himself to matters Of
general policy. Mr.. Washington (Tenn.)
recognized in the bill an attack on the sur
plus. There was no real necessity for any
more assistant secretaries. The bill was
laid aside without action. the committee
rose, and the house took up the special or
der-the Oklahoma bill-which was debated
at considerable length, but without any ac-
tion being taken.
The house committee on Indian affairs
has authorized a favorable report on the
bill appropriating slS, ,42O for the relief Of
Jean Louis Legare for bringing into the
United States and procuring the surrender
of Sitting Ball and his followers
The Proposed Postal Telegraph scheme.
Postmaster General Wanamaker argued
IN favor Of his postal telegraph scheme be-
fore the house committee He said there
was no personal feeling an his proposed
measure. H. thought the scheme would
work to the benefit Of the telegraph compa-
mics by giving them additional work, but
the companies differed with him
President A. b. Chandler, Of the Postal
Telegraph company, said his company could
not do the work contemplated within the
maximum rates fixed by the postmaster
generals bill He thought that the govern
ment had no right to establish a service that
might ruin company with S7,O00,000 or
$S,OO0,0 900 invested.
Mr.. Wanamaker told the committee at
this point something about the scheme To
establish a new telegraph company to carry
out hIs postal telegraph idea. He thought
there was no greater harm in the govern
ment establishing business for the benefit
of the people than for private citizens 10 do
the same.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10. THE annual reunion
Of the department of Maryland Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic has begun here, The
feature of the occasion was the presence Of
the commander in-chief, Gen. X. A. Alger,
who made an address He took the view
that the Grand Army Of the Republic was
not begging anything from the government,
but was merely asking for justice. He said
the Grand Army pension committee had
concluded TO urge the dependent pension
bill as the best measure that could be passed
by this congress. He thought it best that
the Grand Army should not press the service
bill at this time. OF course, this did not
mean that the service bill was 70 be aban-
doned. Its passage would be insisted on at
"a later dav
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ST. JosEPH, Mo-, Feb 1e-A telegram
from Lathrop says that the women "cru-
sadersr are still defiant, and their husbands
say that bloodshed will follow the FIRST at
tempt at an arrest. News from Plattsburg
Is TO the effect that the women there are
prepared 10 clean that place Of its saloons
on account of the fact that an 1S-year-oid
boy was carried out Of one OF the saloons
drunk Sunday night The prosecuting at.
torney declares that he will perform his
duty if the state militia has to be called out
TO assist him. The friends OF the crusaders
declare that they will not allow them 60 bs
arrastad
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To Hon. Hamilton Fish aud Hon. p. S Glhhss
Mr. Root and myself as a subcommittee, vans
20 carry ON to the fullest extent the propositions
described in my speech last evening. The agree
meut was that all the executive aud inportanA
powers Of the committee should be llmired by -
twothlrds vote. We are moi at all particular ss
TO the form IN which that may be pur.
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LEBANON, Ind, Feb. 10. During prayer
meeting at Edward Randalls, five miles
south Of this city, just as they were singing
the closing hymn, an unknown assa ssin shot
through the window. Mrs. Randall scream
ed that she was shot. During the excite.
ment that followed the assassin made his
escape The ball went through the stove
pipe, striking Mrs. Randall in the corner Of
the eye She is alive, but fatally injured.
No motive Is known for the crime. The
family is one Of the most respected and
prominent in the county.
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HE WAS GOING HOME TO die
Mr.. Bunting Came From Virginia and
Had a Strange Adventure.
He Says That IL He Hadn't Gone to Drs.
Mccoy and wIldman He wouldn't
be Alive to Tell ths Story Of
HIs Good Health and
Happiness.

X. !. Bunting is big dealer in general mer-
chandise and shipper of oysters at ChincO-
league Island, Virgiaia, where most of the
famous oysters come from. MIR. Bunting is
one of the representative men of the place ana
is well-knowh in Philadelphia. IN speaking
of prominent men of that city with whom he
is acquainted Mr.. Bunting ssid:
"Hundreds OF people know me In Philadel-
phia. Some of the best men in your city,
such as Postmaster General Wanamaker-
Hood, Bonbrght & Co, Wood, Brown q 20,
Sinclair 4 Laughlin, Gillespie, Zeller ~ Co..
j. j. English & Co. William Boothby, the big
oyster dealer. the proprietors of the Bingham
House. at Eleventh and Market streets, ami
hundreds Of others,w
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PrrrsBURG, Feb. i9.--All hope Of the re-
covery Of Bishop O'Connor, Of Denver, Colo
who is at the Mercy hospital in this city,
was given up last evening. His disease Is a
structure OF the intestines. The physicians
decided that the only chance for him lay in
the use Of the knife. DR. Atlee, OF Phila-
delphia, who had been the bishop's'pyhsi-
clan for years. was sent for to consult with
the Pittsburg doctors 1t was decided that
the sick man was beyond all aid and that an
operation would only result ia additional
suffering and could do no good.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

DOVER, n. H., Feb. l9-In the Sawtelle
inquest at Berwick, an East Rochester store
keeper testified that on the day Of the muir
der Isanc Sawtelle drove up tc his store and
bought lamp The man in the carriage
with Sawtelle had a smooth face. Hiram
Sawtelle wore whiskers. This raises the
question as to who lsaac's companion was.
The inquest will be continued.
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WHERE BATTLES RACED
Results of the Various Pennsyl-
vania Elections.
A HOT CONTEST IN PITTsBURe.

Republican Mayors for Plttsbure. slte-
gheny City, Philadelphia aud other
Piaces-w whers the Democrats werevie-
torious-Rsyburn Elected Congress
PITrsBuRo, Feb. i9.--The municipal cleo
tions occurred In Pittsburg and Allegheny
City yesterday. The campaign has been the
most hotly contested in the history Of either
city. About the average vote was polled.
The result in Pittsburg and Allegheny City,
as accurately as can be learned at this hour,
Is as followsi
Pittsburg--H II. l. Gourley tRep.l, for may
or, majority about 5000 Republicans gain
Ave members in the city councils
Allegheny City--James D. Wyman Repl,
for mayor, 800 majority.
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ALBANY, Feb. l9.-The senate held brief
session last evening, during which the FOX
lowing bills were introduced; BY Mr.. Coggs-
hall-Providing that worknen shall not be
intimidated by being restrained from using
their tools BY Mr. Lang hlin-Relative 80
the licensing Of physicians aud new charter
bill for Buffalo.
Bills Passed-Mr Guenthers, fixing az
81. 900 the salary Of Buffalo aldermen ans
81, $50 for president OF the board
Mr. Robertson's Young Mems Christian
association gifts bill
Mr.. Chases Rensselaerwick rifle range ap~
preparation bill
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LEXINGTON, KY, Feb 19.-At Woodford's
sale here twenty horses brought Sll, $40
average, S567 Best prices were for the fol-
lowing; Bay gelding Prince Mark, 2, by
Victor Won Bismarck. dam by Marshal Ney,
Jr., 81 800 Bay gelding Carbonreid, 3, by
Onward, dam by Cazique; 0. D. Edwards &
Son, Earlville, Ills, $3.50. Chestnut flly
Olo, yearling, by Onward, dam by Col
Hambrick; George CunnifF, Brooklyn, N r.,
Rg3O
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Trouble At Nashua.

NASHUA, N. H., Feb 10 There were
about 800 people around the mill gates when
the operatives quit work last evening, and
some disorder occurred. Snowballs were
thrown and few assaults were made Two
persons were arrested, one a workman who
assaulted woman for calling him a scab
and the other an intoxicated outsider The
strikers say they had no part in the affair q
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

BosroN, Feb i9-With regard to the In
formation contained in the dispatch an
nouncing the formation OF the National
Starch Manufacturing company, Boston
gentleman who is familiar with the business
says that he has positive knowledge that at
least two starch manufacturing companies
are not in the trust--the American Glucose
Starch works ct Buffalo and the Kings
ford Starch works at Oswego.
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A Pastsur Insrl.uts on.naa.

New YORK, Feb l9-The first Pasteur
institute in the United States was opened
last night at lTs West Tenth street. Dr. Pau
Gibier, the promoter Of the enterprise, was
formerly one Of Pasteur's eo-laborers Hs
will be assisted by corps OF French and
American physicians. The consul general Of
France assisted in the opening ceremonies.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
Aroun d the world in sIAty-five Days.

MONTREAL Feb l9.--It is the intention
of the Canadian Pacific Railway company,
as soon us one Of their new Pacific steamers
is completed, which will be November next,
to carry the first Canadian excursion party
around the world 1t is estimated that the
round trip will be made within sixty-five
days. With a fast Atlantic service the trip
could be made in flfty-three days
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sixteen Live. Lost IN the coni.,ou

LONDON, Feb. l9.--The passenger steamer
Coral Queen, from Gothenburg, has been
sunk off the River Tees in collision with
the Rotterdam steamer Brinio. IL is report
ed that sixteen persons on the Coral Queen
were drowned
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

CAMDEN, N. j., Feb. BIN the Leooney
murder trial the defense co O. lued to put
IN evidence tending to show LeSoney's good
character and attacking the characters Of
certain witnesses for the prosecution. The
testimony was particularly directed at
Lingo, the negro who gave damaging evil
dence against Leconey. Lingo's testimony
was not shaken Leconey is making a weak
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

CANTON, o., Feb. 10 "A 4-year-old son of
Jacob Schweetzer, travelling salesman OF
this city, fell from second story window
to a stone walk below, distance Of twenty
1--WE feet. The child's skull was split open,
the brains protruding in ghastly manner
The little fellow lived over twelve hours
after receiving the injury.
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EvERsoN, Pa, Feb. l9-An explosion oc-
CURED in the rolling mill here last night,
which resulted in the killing of John Coley
almost instantly. Coley threw cold water
on the live cinders Of the furnace, and the
result was an explosion, in which Coley, a
man named Ryan and several Others were
fuiuraa
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

JoHNsrowN, Pa, Feb. l9-The New Xork
and Chicago limited express train lass
night, running through this place at fass
rate Of speed. struck and killed a man
named Moran, of Woodvale; man named
Coleman, residence unknown, supposed 10
be Woodvale. and fatally injured mas
whose name is supposed to be Welch- TA@
thr.e 1acn lgsrs walking on the track wha@
aull.l..
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The rl.otlon nt nellrfontc.

BEIEFoNrE. Pa. Feb 10 The municipal
election here resulted in the election OF
Reber Deml for mayor BY 10 majority
The Democratic candidate for overaeer OF
the pour was also elected The rest OF the
officials elected are Republicans.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

New YORK, Feb 49, "A mass meeting in
favor of the free coinage of silver wss held
at the Cooper union last night Hon. Thos
l. James presided. He said no had always
been gold standard man, but wanted all
sides to be heard, and had therefore agreed
to take the chair Edwards Pierrepont.
w. r. Grace, H. K. Thurber, Warner Miller
and Others. were announced as vice presi-
dents Gen. Warner was the principal
sueakar
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READING Pa, Feb. 10 Thomas r. Mer-
ritt DEM was elected mayor by about $50
majority. The Democrats elect also the city
treasurer, all three assessors and will CON
troll the council in both branches
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CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 10. Coats tRep.l was
elected mayor Of this city.
Fourteen of the eighteen precincts Of
Chester gives Coats 593 majority for mayor.
The Republicans elect IS Of the 10 common,
and of the select councilmen, tho city
treasurer and comptroller.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

New YoRK. Feb l9-victor Crovath. OF
fremont. Neb.. aged p, and John WOLF,
night watchman at No Sal East Twenty
lia1A street committed suicide yesterday.
Both used reyoIysrs
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New YoRK. Feb. 19-The note in bottle
picked up yesterday, purporting to have
been written aboard the burning steamer
Erin, of Barbados, Jan. 3, is hoax The
Erin was last seen Jan. 8 of Sable Island,
l, g90 miles from Barbados
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

PHILADELPHIA, Feb H. --Reyburn Repl,
for congress in the Fourth district, has from
5000 TO 10000 majority. The Republican
city ticket IS elected by about 5000 ma
jority
Capt John Taylor was elected receiver Of
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ParneIl,s Amendment Rejected.

LONDON, Feb. IA division was taken
in the commons last night on Mr.. Parnelrs
amendment to the queens address asking
the repeal of the coercion act, with the re
suit that the amendment was rejected by a
vote OF se3 70 S40.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
AssembIyman suilivan,a sueoessor.

ROCHESTER, N. r., Feb. 19.-At the sps-
cial assembly election to ill the vacancy
caused by the death Of p. Andrew Sullivan
(Dem.l in the Second Monroe district Robert
Courtney Dem.l was elected by a majority
of $50 over f. A Stahlbrodt Rep.)
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

BELLEFoNTE, Pa, Feb 19.-The scaffoid
ON which Hopkins will hang on Thursday
has been completed and works perfectly.
The sheriff says Hopkins Is resting quietly
await'ng she day. He sleeps and eats as
ssil a. -4~~.li.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
Lanoaster,s Democratic Mayor.

LANCASTER, Pa, Feb 10 Robert Clark
dem. was elected mayor by als majority
The Republicans retain control of both
branches OF the city council
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

WmAiAMsPoRT, Pa. Feb i9-F- II. KEEL
Ter Kep.l was elected mayor, and Controller
George Dem was reelected.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

Lock HAVEN. Pa, Feb. ~ George p
Shaeffer DEM was elected city treasurer
here by 1853 majority.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. HARNESS, Etc.

HANDSOME TURNOUT FOR SALE.
Ii Large Bay Horse. il years old, fearless
Ger than 2.f5.
I Large Double Seat Top Wagon, finely. uphol-
stored. built To order, brand new. suitable for
light delivery wagon and family use.
Nickel Mounted Harness, new. Elegant
Robes, Blankets. Whip, etc.
Can be seen at the Club Stables corner
Madison and Twelfth streets
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GErrYsBURa, Feb 10 Mayor II. s. Ben.
ner Dem. was elected burgess Of this city
by lS1 majority.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

SANTAhosA, Cal, Feb 19-In drunken
row at Windsor, Cal, George Bruggy shot
aud killed Richard I.omson. after the latter
had refused TO light BruKgx.
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

YoRx, Pa, Feb. I'D. X, Koell Dem
wns reelected mayor Of this city at the
municipal contest.
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CARLISLE, Pa, Feb l0-Capt E. b.
Watts ,Rep,l was elected mayor OF this city,
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

CHAMBERsBuRa Pa, Feb 10 3 Frederick
Hanninger lRep1 was elected burgess
here The entire council is Republican.
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YYyANTED -BOARDERS. GOOD ACCOM-
w modations, No. 406 East Fourth street.
w ANTED.-B0AkDERS AT Az KING
w street, also table boarders.
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TWO GENTLEMEN WANTED TO o.
4 cupy furnished second story room with.
Market street Address, S. II f., EVENING
JOURNAL Office
Evening journal., 1890-02-19

DOOMS TO LET.-ON AND AFTER
II March 25 ] will have some very desirable
rooms, furnis he'd or unfurnisbed, to let at S}8
Market St, next door to Wilmington Savings
Fund building MRS. SARAH f. WlER.
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LOST AND FOUND.
FOR SALE.

FUh SALE.
TOR SALE.-DRUG STORE; A RARE
IT chaece for young man. Expenses are
small; good thing for a little money. price,
$500. Apply 10 n. b. DANFOkTH, Second
and Market streets.
TOR SALE SELF-REGULATING DIA-
IT. mond State Incubators and Breeders for
SIS. Apply to J. A. GEBHART. b. Il o. and
w. q n. r. r. Junction. near Wilmington
TOR SALE. TWO PROFESSIONAL
II banjos, only been used two weeks. APP
ply at FLOUR STORE, 100 East second street.
LOR sALE.-A GOOD FRESH COW AND
IT calf. Address WILLIAM DONALD
son, Christiana. Del.
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HELP WANTED.
R0ARD AND ROOMS.

TOR RENT .-FuRN1SH HE'D ROOMS FOR
1t gentlemen. 517 Market street.
DoCTOR WANTS ROOMS FOR OFFICES;
IL also lodging room: central location.
Address for three days, DOCTOR, EVENING
JnTRNAI Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-18

Steamer Parisa. Of the Allan Ii ne, Capt.
Richie, arrived at Portland from Liver
pool. via Halifax, Wednesday. She brought
~ passengers, 2 cabin, 10 intermediate and
20 steersge.
The trial Of the several cases between
the Oils Falls Pulp Company Of Lvermore
Falls and the Poland Paper Company and
Charles X Milliken was confioued before
Judges Peters, Libby and Virgin, wednes.
day forenoon at Portland.
Arthur Rassell aged ~ years, . brake
man emylo, ed on the Maine Central slipped
from . train 10 the Union station yard Port
land. Tuesday night in front Of passing
locomotive and was run over. The leg
was amputeted up close to the hip. but the
man died at midnight. He was native Of
Yarmouth.
In the case of Efnesto Ponce vs.. the Ma
sonic committee on last Juse's clam bake,
the jury rendered verdic. for plaintiff for
$500 The suit vas for $500. The Ma
sonic committee offered to be defsulted for
$3.50 50. The verdict ~ rendered throws
the cost on Ponce and is will take the whole
amount to pay the costs, so Ponce prach-
cally gets nothing The balacce reDai oins
in the hands Of the committee will be re-
turned to the lodges who participated in the
celebration.
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The fishing schooner William Emerson,
from the fishing grounds for Boston with
10000 pounds of fish, went ashore on
Peaked Hill Bars, Tuesday night. The
crew of fifteen were rescued by the joint
efforts of the Peaked Hill and Race Poin.
life saving stations.
Charles d. Blauvelt. the teller Of the
First Na,ionsl Bauk, at Paterson, N. j., is
de sfsuiter to the amount Of $500 and has
fled for parts unknown.
The entire business portion of the town
of Ofrick, Mo-, was burned Tuesday.
]. c. Gillespie, the treasurer of Boone
county, Mo, is $4,000 short 10 his &C.
counts. His bonismen v i'll make good the
amount. Gillespie has assigned all his
property to his bondsmen.
George Hayes. lG years old, was pulled
over an elevator pulley in the Lowell,
Mass, hosiery factory Wednesday. His
injuries. His father and three brothers saw
the horrible accident.
-Four Hungarians were killed in . mine
near Hazelton, Penn Tuesday. by the fall
Of coal. They were unmarried.
Walter Potter was srraigned 10 the mu-
nicipal court at Boston, Wednesday, on
complaint of StiDgluff. Dinsey G Company.
of Baltimore. charged with the embezie-
ment of note Of 1881, On which COM
plant he was arrested Tuesday. At the
request Of the plaintiff, the case was con.
iiaued to Tuesday. Dec. %. Bail was fix-
ed at 5000.
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