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ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.

cloud Rainwater is the name OF n stnden
ene University OF Virginia.
John Ruskin is hopslessly insane. He h,
vember. ''uee iaS' INC
Chief Justice Fuller's OLD tin sign is still
OIL % in Chicago. "'' 0''
Dr McGlynn says that he wouli ratbo
n pe p'rhed at the stake than retire ct one wor,
ne has ever uttered. '"e WI
nrik los IN is said to be very much dis
apPointeu because his works have not mad,
nit In this country.
me emperor OF Germany Is writing q
=. ook. Let him induce Gladstone to reyiev "
~ ana MS fortune is made.
u9V; Bracket, OF Massachusetts. Is yery
Iond OF tho theatre. He attends every notaJ
performance in Boston, ''N
MISS Edison, daughter OF tbe ;nva,tor h.,
ana sn m innresden, with thu .aaail-pox, bu,
Rider Hasgsrd has aban5onsd HI. tour n
nersia .9, on account OF the cholera outbreak,
ah VIII visit Athens instead.
General Francis b. Spinola. though by no
mean' the least active, is the oldest member
oi congress from New York.
Mrs Margaret Arnoll, who claims to be
one hundred and twelve years old, is believed
" Tue oilest woman in Ohio.
,,t ne rev. Thomes r.. Bacon, son Of the
n
I sior in the University of California
Rev. Samuel r. Fuller, rector OF ST .John,s
r. u. Church, BuSslo, and a brilliant ora
1or, is hopelessly insane in Switzerland.
United States Senator Pettigrew, of South
Dakota, IL brilliant and aggressive n,ker-
player. he has the reputation of being nhe.
nomenally lucky e P''
Inc Hon. Warner Miller will address the
rroy republican Club on Lincoln's birthday.
February II, OF 'rne Republican Party mi
ths Issues OF the Hour"
=, Antonio Joseph, of New Mexico. eni,vs
tne distinction OF being til, only Territorial /
delegate in Congress who was born i'm tho
Territory that he represents.
Tie eight b 'ur movement should DO sue.
cess in England. That is about tho length
of tune which Victoria devotes to her pub
lie duties in the cours! of a year.
Just rs the baby King of Spain is declared
convalescent the Ex-King departs to the
shadowy land. 1t is pr cisely a cas- of "The
King Is dead; long live the Kinsp
Miss Van ,udt, the American primo dona.
says she never enjoyed singing SO much any
wnere as In 81. Petersburg. although the
Climate tried her voice very much.
Joseph Wetzer, a prominent electrici, :,
predicts that the time will soon come when
we shall have light with heat "as in the sac
OF the lightning bug and glow worm"
7. Bailey Aldrich, who is a recent victim
OF the grip, compares the sensation to that
OF "a misit skull, that is to tight across the
forehead, and that pinches behind the ears ("
Joel Chandler Harris, "Uncle Rsmus. is
short and stubby, with a freckled face and
red hair. He can't be much short of 40, and
said to be SO modest as to blush upon the
slightest provocation.
King Leopold's jubilee in June is to be
celebrated by a universal exhibition at Lieye
Belgium. Leopold is pleased at the enthu.
siasm Of his subjects. He promises to be
more than ever their Liege lord.
Sir Edwin Arnold has charmed the Japa-
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UNION @ IT, SOUTH ARpIINA. FEBRUARY a. 1890
tponse. Tnen started to go downstairs and

sPonse. Tnen started to go downstairs and
heariy chokeu with smok.. fell three times
out nnaiIy got To Tue trout door l went
arouuo 70 tue ie-r OF the house aud tried to
seo iauuer 80 as to reach the s secretary and
AIRS. Iracys BEDROOM. Mrs. Tracy wis then
attne window, aud while th,,f.w of us who
were there appealed 10 her to keep still for
one minute more shs clinled out ON Tue sill
anu lowered herseit until she hung by her
nahos on ths narrow stone pI oiec ion
Everybody who saw her yelled to her TO hold
on Tor q moment, and We looked around for
something on which to calcu her SO a, to
Dreak the fall, which had TO COM. Mrs.
Tracy may have heard our cries but in 10
not Certain that sne did. Tue COOK. who was
!. on the roof, was screaming SO tnat we cou;d
not near anything distinctly" How long
uIo MRS. Tracy hang there2' Not more
tnan Few SECONDS. She toll me alter ward
tnat she slipped she tell Inio the ureawav
almost touching me in her swift descent II
was on the ground ieveD and struck on h,
istt side. No sound, save little incohsrent
murmur, came from her lips. I p.cked d,
up aud carried her into air. Rhsems's mouse.
- hAys NO idea OF wpat caused the Are =
tHdkut ffo ths ftit Macs, but am una bla 70
form even a theory aLoue 1T closed I'M tha
mouse about III O'clock Sunday night aud
went 20 my room in the has .ment Mrs
tracy ana sone OF the Other members of tbs
iamuy were In the par or, anu when they re.
tired they put out the lights. 1 look, d nm
tne stairway TO make sure that III, lIyhls
were out, but did not re urn to tue upuer
noors again during the night. When ran
up stairs TO arouse tn. family the front par
!or was m IS OF fla hes, showing that the
nrs had started ,here. What started 1t there,
however, do not expect ever to de ermiu "
10 thoso who We're aumitieI to view the
obstruction OF property, the bedroom whicn
nad peen occupied ~ Secretary and Mrs
tracy was the principal point OF inter st. IL
IS q rear room ON tue second q >or n nd mn,
have been a beautifu. apartment. WitIIna
heads towards the west two single brass b d.
sseads stand side by SIDE. and on thes, MIR.
ano mrs. Tracy slept last night. Tue brass
Is tarnished and everything around ia Mac
and soaked with water. Ths room is a huge
cinier. Pictures are charreL ami s.nok'.
staihed, mirrors cracked, siiv,r backed halr-
ID. u'hes and the hu Idred and one little toilet
acc ssories are ruin,d completely. The
French clock on tho mantel was silent ,ts
Penuuium having ceased 10 swing at g. 20
DHt ana dirty water had ruin I'd everything
y tnae was not 'mpervious to heat and con.
tinuous mostur,.
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NUMBER Z.
FIFTY-FIRST CONGRESS,
senate Sessions.

26Tu DAY.-The customs odn,,,.,,,,,x
| bill from the House was received and ord.r'
el printed and will h, co,sidsrsJ tn-u,o...e,- "
by tie FInance Com,nittas ~ 49,, =, Nv ~"
| referred
| Among the bills reported from committees
+! and placed ON the caIendor w,s tho Tol'o,..
| ing:
| Fixinfr tb, s,I,r;os ~ ,;s,riot ;,o -. =. :
| United States nt sS o0o NV ''ose' VI 'ne
| Among the bills introduced md -of.r.,,
| were the following. 'AeieA
| By Mr.. uoar-Enr thu oa;,,,,,. -,
counts OF laborers. workmen and macEanic,
unttr the eight hour law.
! Attorney. General for the report OF the
| United States Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict Of Mississippi, concerning the maltreat
ment Of Henry j. Faunce, at Aberdeen was
taken up. .,--r,,-,-xv-,yrrr
49, -, cfs. w aIson or Iowa
aud Mr, r sagap, took part In the discussion
which followed, and the resolution went over
I'LL! tomorrow.
After session for the consideration OF ex-
ecutIVe business, tho Senate, at A. 80, ad-
burned.
2'TIi DAY.-Mr. Merrill introduced bin
prepared by the Secretary of the Treasury
authorizing the issue of silver bullion; refer
req,
On motion OF Mr. Morrill,, the bill to credit
ana pay to the several states and territories
anu tho District of Columbia. all monies col
i.cted under the direct tax act OF 1SGl, was
NJ. I'n tue calendar.
,r,,,':,;; ane' ohereu as an amendment
ct 10 reInnd the cotton TAX. he'
The hin US -, nays %.
~ en- was Iheh pass'u- eas "A; nays u
r0sd,e dhe senate resumed consideration OF tho
M;ss ;mn;. vi inquiry INTO the Aberdeen,
Gan,,, ,"sS,uent. ana after speeches hy Messrs:
sn SPo'ner anu "ray, Tue lntter oHereu
Instruct ON uch S hrS aiSt @ ,or inc inc letters OF
the Marshal, and also as to whether in the as.
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-sviding thai, 10 csses of pen5i64f ltlld8 ~
pendent par ents, ~ shall Oe necessaryson
snow that the parents are without othei2
means of support other than manual laberS
Mr.. Cummings, of N. Y, introduced bji4
directing the Secretary or the Treasury "a
pay the United States and Brazil SteamshiII
Co. for the transportation of mali from July
lst, 1885, to December 17th 1889, at tho rats
Of 5000 per round trip OF lo.6iP miles saRe'
The motion to reconsider the vote by whtch
the prison bill was rassed, was lafd en- He
table by yeas lS2, nays liz. 80 % \
2sTH DAY.-Mr. Rusk, OF Maryland, intro
duced a bill to equalz, the grades of officers
of the marine corps. Referred.
The rest Of the session was taken up In dis
cussing the question of consideration OF the
Smith VS.. Jackson contested election case.
Doth DAY-The House had an exciting
session, growing out of the action OF Speaker
Reed in declaring members present who had
not answered roll-call in order to make q
quorum. Finally, O motion made by MIR: Nc.
Kinley to approve the journal was declar,d q
carried by tue Speaker, although less than
quorum voted. An appeal was taken from
the decision, but motion to lay the appeal
on the table was also declared carried, and
the House then adjourned.
30TH DAY.-There was a renewal OF tho
arbitrary and boisterous proce dings which
characterized the sessions Of the rast two
days. During the excitement Mr.. Bynum,
or Indiana, addressing Speaker Reed, char
acteriz.d his rulings rs 'arbitrary, outrage
Gus and damnable," and the Speaker made a
statement defending his rulings. Finally the
West Virginia contested election case was
taken up and Mr.. Dalzell spoke in favor Of
feating Mr.. Smith, the republican contestant.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. DALI .lls remarks,
the House adjourned.
3lTH DAY.-The West Virginia contest
| case of Smith vs.. Jackson was discussed, and
ON understanding reached that three hours
shall be allowed each side for debate, but no
understand was reached as to the time FOR
| taking the vote
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{C0lonei C0ppingerl afftv9d from C0idtnUVo1
Ohio, at eight o'clock, and. was with his wife
from that time until she passed away.
This is the. fourth bereavement in the
family OF Secretary Blaine within the past
thirty-fve days, and is the second one of his
children to die within that time from illness
brought on 10y attacks Of Che grip Mrs. Con-
pinger was first taken ill with an attack OF
the prevailing epidemic in December. She
recovered and came on to Washington to at
tend Mr.. Walker Blaine's funeral. A relapse
occurred, and brain trouble, from which Mrs.
Coppinger had suffered at various times.
soon appeared. On Saturday, the brain
trouble became greatly aggravated, and she
became gradually weaker until dea th occur
red. Surgeon Hogar, U. s. A; DR.. II. c.
Yarrow and Dr. g. Lloyd Magru Ter wero
with her during the entire night, but both
mind and body refused to respond to their
efforts to prolong her life.
The news OF the death became known early
In the day, and the PresidenJ, the members
Of the Cabinet and large number of friends
called 10 express their sympathy.
Tho funeral Will probably take place from
st. Matthew's Roman Church, and the inter
ment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Coppipger was thirty years of age.
and married Colonel Coppinger about seven
years ago. She leaves two children, both
boys. She had been in delicate health nearly
all her life, aud her studies at school were
frequently interrupted on this account.
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His body was burned to a crisISmyoS!e el5ue4t
son, fire boss. was burned on the.face aud
hands; his injuries are said to be fatal.
Jcs,ph Jones was fatally burned. John p.
Thomas was burned on the face and hands.
David Fox is seriously burned and his re-
covery is doubtful, and Thomas Lake was
slightly cut on the head.
Five men are imprisoned In tho mine, and
there is little hope Of their being taken out
alive. At the time when the fall OF rock took
place John Dunston. tho fro boss, was on his
way from the fifth to the sixth lift carrying
his naked lamp. This, it is said, fred a body
Of gas, which exploded with great force,
shattering the gangways and breaking the
timbers, causing large quantities of roof rock
and coal to fall.
The debris closed the outlet for the miners
who were In the interior OF the mine making
repairs, entombing John Crossin, ID ,vid j.
Williams, John Davis, Edward Nor ris and
an unknown man. Their bodies were found
at one o'clock and were taken out horribly
burned. Joseph Jones, a miner is so badly
injured that he will die, making the seventh
victim.
The Nottingham shaft, which was the
greatest anthracite coal min, in the wycGld
Is nearly a total wreck. 1t had at one time
an output Of three thousand tons q day, AID
Detted the kehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal
Company q half million dollars profit last
year.
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arousiDg enc sIcepers. J.

James Welsh. tho Secretary's butler, told
his story Of the fire. He said, az sleep
was no smell OF flse and no ap2earance OF
any thing wrong. About 2 O'clock started
70 cieAn piy din.ug- room, when there was q
ring 81 the bell, aud when answered it q
coiofed man said, Your house 10 on nre' At
onos rushed upstairs 20 arouse the family
and, although trs smoke was very thick,
succeeded Ia knocksns at every door, aud
from sach one IN tho rooms sscured re-.
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A GEORGIA RACE RIOT,

Drua2kens WI tSssand CsIasedSs
49, Hhc0t ~ Zach Osler. - - W. IL
l.A Efowd OF \. .cco ples mo stiy c6Iosed$
Newton, . colored murderer. at Morgan, Gas
A respite by the governor, however, pre-
vsnted the execution, but the crowi fingered
In town eud there was much drinking.
In the afternoon a. riot took place in which
the race lines were pretty strictly drawn. It
was caused by a drunken oolored man strik-
ing white child, and the attempts OF this
towRofficers to arrest him. A great number
OF shots were fired with the result that one
white man was fatally wounded and three,
others seriously. The crowd dispersed and 10
is not known how many colored men were
injured, but mono were killed.
Whisky was the cause OF the trouble.
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~
kesas sou meusand boys are 54llb{oyed. a ":
When the failure of O.iys.. Brother. .....,n1
manufacturers, OF Pittsbutg, was ANNOUNCED
with 81 Sc, ,00J liabilities, the laborers offered
70 work for half wages for q year. and their
action has placsd the firm In its old place.
The works employ 1000 2zS
A cracker trust has been organized under.
the guidance OF the Diamond Matcn CONT
pany, which has bsorbed nearly every match}
manufacturing coEcern in this couLt.y. IJ7
has been incorpor ated under the laws of
Illinois, with capitalization OF IS, ,O0U 600.
The strike in the nail factory of the Brooke
Iron Company at Birdstoro'. Pa. resulted in
victory Tor the men, aud $50 men 20 back
TO work, the firm agreeiog To restore the ~
per can't. reduction in wages mads four and
a-haif months ago. The company has vol
untarily increased the pu iders' wages to
1915 per ton.
Profit-sharing is repeatedly commended by
employers who have tried the experiment. as
preventive Of strikes. Word comes from
Fall River that the experiment. has proven
80 succ ss.ul at a big mill that other estab.
l.shments OF similar character have de-
c.ded to adopt it. Ii not only preveuts
strikes. but employers assert that as an in
centive for! increased interest and effort A
somRsasssaas9es aaHaaESlsibEv ANS vEag thssinoidsas'
The completed statistics for 1889 show The
number OF immigrants arriving In this coun-
try TO have been 426, iSS In 1888 the number
was 51S, 500. Thus iast year Germany led,
sending 5,947, or less than half the numL er
she contributed in the previous twelve
months. England and Wales ame next with
" 5lO, then Ireland with g., 375, Sweden and
Noi way with AZ, ,4l0, Au,triu- hungary with
| AZ. l74 and Russia with rs. 174. From Ger
many, England and Ireland there is q falling
gary, Italy and Russia there is large In
crease.
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ARSENIC ON HIS CAKES.

Two Children Die After Eaten stolen
sweets fl ON Bakery.
j. w. Shiet2, q baker OF Sc. Louis, sprink.
led pound Of arsenic on some of his cake
and tossed 1t on the floor of his shop 10 kill
rats. Two little %,s. aged 6 and 8 years,
Minnie On Annie BI ~,k, walked in the shop
and, Observing q cake, picked it up aud ats
It. They w.reS taken imme liately sick and
died.
theory that he may have intended the cake
for the children, as he has been annoyed very
much of late by the small boys in the neigh
borhood.
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Lydia. BAcon. OF Sudbury, Mass Tho 'Sss,
IA = hs, LOO :
enough to keep the mind in peace with the
body's vigor.
Clara Morris is great lover OF birds, and,
in fact has a regular aviary, filed with
bright plumaged specimens from all parts
OF the globe They oil know her and mani
fess their delight upon her approach by
shrill chirrups or by breaking into silvery
songs.
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BURIED ALIVE IN A MINE.
Six Men Killed and Five EntOmbcd
m (.as EUnInSinn

Six Men Killed and Five EntOmbcd
by Gas Explosion.
A dispatch from Wikesbarre, Pa, says
A fall Of rock took place in tho Noting.
ham shaft Of the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Coal Company in No. 5 plane, which drove
the accumulated gas into the gangways,
where ten men had been at work with naked
lamps, and an explosion soon followed. All
the men were more or less seriously injured
AMI badly burned on the face, II the taSd
body. V. Peter Helm was cut upon the bead
hts hands and faoa.was badly burned.. u I'm
sClossp; with. bic mule were buried befysess A.
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Company ofiSerssIa5lS33 s{ O Il kspector and
men who made the H6at Gonhection with tho
gas main the responsibility for the catassro-
phe.
Lucia zaretta, the Mexican midget, said
TO be the smallest human being in the world,
was passenger on one OF the snow b,und
trains in California. and died at Truckee
from gastric fever Mrs. McVeau, O passen-
ger. on the samo train, died OF dIphtheria.
The rains in Northern California have
melted large amount OF snow and caused
the streams AMI rivers to overflow. Thou
sands OF acres Of land are under water. tn r,
have been number Of washouts on che ra,i-
roads and several bridges have tesn badly
damagei.
Our Consul at G ,diz, Spain. has Informed
the Department. Of Stat, that Minister Pat
mer Is sick with the dengue fever, now pre-.
vailing in that country. The disease is Of
very malignant type, and tho death rate has
been greater at Madrid, Barcelona and Ss-
vile than during the last cholera epid ,mic.
William Woodhouse, a farmer ne,r Lon:
don, Ohio, was called to his foor on Tuesday
night by Kenny Grahanl, apeish hbor. and
ran to her husband as he fell, and she was
wounded In the thigh. Graham issaid to
have been drunk. He had a gfuige against
Woodhouse on account OF q lawsuit.
John Hoffey, 40 years OF age, died in Cen.
traiia, Pa, from the effects OF an overdose of
laudanum, administered by his wife. He
came home intoxicated and In a quarrelsome
mood. His sister advised hrs. Hoffey TO give
him some laudanum to make him sleep, aud
shortly after ho was givsn the dose he was
seized with conaac.5Son and died in few
hours. Nt,s
The afflicted city OF Johnstown. Pa, was
shaken ABOUT eleven O'Clock the other night
by a tremendous explosion, following Che
/ dumping of load OF cinders Into the river
near the Cambria Iron Works. A 4 neral
panic ensusd but no person was injured.
lsPAnes OF glass were broken and buildings
/ were defaced and fired by flying cinders, bu,
no serious damage was done.
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MR.. BLAINE'S SAD LOSS.

Another Blow Ia the Death of HE
Daughter, Mrs. Coppinger.
Mrs. Coppinger, eldest daughter,of, Secre
:tary Blaine, and wife Of Liout. John j. Cop
pinger, Eighteenth Infantry, died at 5.2i
o'clock A. NJ, of congestion Of the brain, a,
her fathers residence, the old Seward Man
sion, on Madison Place. She was uuconscioui
4F hocrs before her death. which itSwa,
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WORK AND WORKERS.

OF Eiward Guinnes, has given 81. 600 OO0
, ,or tne erection Of dwellings for the iabor,ng
Uane Inc Baldwin (Ph;ladelphia) Locomotive
Ing 1899. -'''' ens'nes our
The Shawnee furnace et co,,rh,, ID.
VIII De put In operation in a few d,vs and
give employment to large force of men.
Omaha horseshoers had to work all ri,bt
stp 20 Keep up with orlers after a recent snow.
STORM. m They get double pay for overtime.
Inc whisky trust will DO reorganiz,d F h.
tinn:y 4. 4. as acorporation Of gigantic proper
laws Of Imis'ss ImIioSSance agother trust, under the
At the first annual meetin1s ~ IN. rue
II q MIX froducees Tor Supplying the civ or
g n.y. esS az enort was,
s92 d asss S1e&S
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THE NEWS.

lars. Copf niger, tie eldest daugbt or =
reeary Blaine, disd at her homo in w asb,n, ,.
ton Patrick Hagney, aged forty three
years, special officer at Phoe i;xviIlc, Pa.
was shot and fatally wounded by unknown
parties Five blocks OF 1 uiIdiugs ut Dam
oury, CT, were burned. Loss $50 1000.
Nathan 9. Barnett, secretary Of state of
Nseorgia, died at Atlanta In his nin,tieth
-Philadelphia brickmakers will de-
mand an increase OF twenty per cent. In
( wages Tho dislike Of the Polish Catholics
y OF East Buffalo, N. Y, for the new pastor
OF the Catholic Church developed into riot,
IN which the women fought like tigrcsses,
and tried to kill the priest. AN explosion
& IN the Nottingham shaft OF the Lehigh and
!" ikesbarrs Coal Company buried five min
ers alive, fatally injured several and badly
burned Others --G ,vernor Thayer calls the
Trans Missopri Tram A.-..s-.s.-,s --y--s.--
ooun. Tor 20. reducing the freight Snfss mt 1sr on
ners Alfred Brown Of westchester. Pa.
swas arrested for practicing medicine without
diploma and for using ''hoodoon methods.
--fhe buildings OF the Kansas City Pack.
ing and the Chass Refrigerator Company OF
haps1s City were burned. L,oss 500, 900,
-. II. Harine, OF Kansas City, was ar.
z rested, charged with swindl.ng II. ID. Strinser
and.J. s. Ward out Of $22 600 worth of real
estate. CHARLES J. Lochbiler, bond clerk
tn tho Detroit custom-hou is mis- ing, on
: deficiency to the amount OF $4,000 has been
discovered in his accounts. .--Lottie Griffin.
che wife OF Owen Griffin, a we'll known singer
committed suicide in New York city.-
Delegate Harr, Democrat, Of the West Wiz.
ginia legislature, made q stat t'ment that he
had been offered a bribe to vote for q .neral
Gr II for governor, and his charges are being
invessigated.-A petition was presented in
tho United States Court at Pittsburg, asking
Tor the sale Of the Allegheny Valley Rail.
roq(end alleging that the road is now in
def iufs to the amount Of over six millions
Tho steamer Jersey City arrived ct New
York from Bristol, after terrible expert.
euce. During hurricane three o: tb - crew
were washed overboard.--Joseph Bacon.
AGO ored boy OF twelve years. deliberately
II led his little brother and sist.r, aged eight
and three years, at Louisiana, Mo-
: T6o Sixth Nitional Bank OF New York
: as been wrecked by the management. which
'ook chnrge oaly few days ego. The new
PRESIDENT disposed OF s6Jo, 600 In bonds. only
'seo'ooo OF which have been recovered by
me bank examiner, now in charge of the In. |
Lnox Hill Bank, which
''eared through the Ska: Nat ,nal. hos a,soi
zen forced to suspeni. GQge H. Pell. one,
u sne parties implicated has been arrested,
y sEEa otAer arrests will follow.---Pres sident
nsSSssSn:s hpuse at Iatlianep Ills was robbed.
IN ~. superiptsndent OF the gov,
fta2 school az Genoa, Neb., wastl
E E f1|1l s.:s,,.,.E Ed pre-,