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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
WOMEN OF THE WORLD.

Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan will spend
the summer at NOnquitt.
Not single woman rode croSS-Saddle
at the Coaching club meet.
Mrs. Catherine Sharpe, of Philadel-
phia, is 112 years old and remembers
Washington.
The best shot of her sex must be the
Countess Maria Won Kensky of Bohemia,
who on one day last winter on her es-
state of Chlamee shot 1873 hares.
Mrs. Miller, wife of Joaquin, the poet,
and their daughter, Juanita, have re-
Joined the poet at Oakland. Cal.
Marion Manola has finally succeeded
in getting an injunction against her
manager displaying photographs of her
in tights.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland's inheritance
from the real estate of her grandfather
at Omaha is said to be One-SiXteenth of
100000.
A new dramatic soprano has appeared
in Paris in tine JeweSs." She is Mile.
FlerenS, and has a powerful voice, we'll
cultivated. She comes from Brussels.
Mile Jaime Dumas has just been re-
ceIyed into the Catholic church. Alex
ander Dumas has usually allowed his
children to choose their religion on
their coming of age.
DIR. GerSer declares the statement
that Nine. Gerser has sold her castle in
) Bologna is erroneous. Then, too, it is
not castle, but al unpretentiouS Ital-
ian villa.
Mrs. Catharine Sharp, of PhiladeI-
phia, is liz years old, and lives In
house with five generations of her off
spring, all of whom, with one eXeep-
Non, are of the gentler sex.
SsLouise Michel. who has returned to
Haris, follows the fashion of accepting
liberty under protest. she says: Il
swas never insane, but indign ant and
furious. 1 have not deserved the in
fanny of pardon from Constants"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June 2S.-lndications: For
Minnesota North and South Dakota: Fair,
preceded by showers in Eastern Minnesota;
slightly cooler, except stationary temperature
In Eastern Dakota; variable winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
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BY LEWIS BAKER.

sT.PAUL GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DAILY (NoT INCLUDING SUNDAY)
VT in advance So 90 3m. in adyanceS2 W
q m, in advance 4 90 i weeks in adv. w
One month TOO.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
THE STORY OF A DAY.

LOCAL FORECAST.
For st. Paul, Minneapolis ana vlclnlty:
Fair weather: slightly cooler.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29

A CENSUS man at st. Louis filled up
the blanks for reporter and wrote yes
in answer to the inquiry if he had been
convicted of crime. The reporter
promptly thrashed him. In the census
of Dakota five years ago one Of the
territorial officials was put down by a
census enemy as a bastard. He stormed
and made faces, but hurt nobody. A
man who uses such station to vent
personal spite ought to be put down as
an idiot.
The use of Indian clubs. dumb-bellS
and the other athletic implements Will
undoubtedly make the coming woman
stronger and more vigorous than those
who have gone before. 1t is easy to
distinguish those who have been thor
oughly trained i'll this way by their
erectness, elasticity and grace. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
a ROBBERS WILD DRIVE.
HE JUMPS INTO \ MOVING WAGON.
Si.IZiNG TIE EEINS And THREATENING TlIi
OCCUPANTS WITH 4 KNIFE, HE WHIPS THE
HORSE TO HARD GALTOP AND
ESC tPES-PAYING 4 DOLLAR
FOR HIS E1pl,

John Steiner, n German vrn"rr OF Vegetables
who live, at 30 GoI Fir,i-avr. and sells his wares
from a wa.ou drawn hy a wrl-fr horse. had an
exciting rll. with an cs .aping thief oil thurs aN
Steiner and his hloihcr asptr had been I" West
WASHINGTON Market 10 got "A load oI Garden truck
i'm ,lr nInruiu. and they were 'lrTlng along
Ei.hth.avr on their way home about 10 a IN
when they saw = crowd nf men and boys running
i'm Eilfrrut!->i bciwrrn Eighth and Ninth AYES
\nrl ui t!.c crowd wa> n short, thl'k-Ne'. t"'-
faced man, who evidently WIS l~ln% phiNu" l.
The man ran directly IT tie vrrdcrS wagon anl
lulnprd in Iciorr tic :Stonlslcd brothers could
Guess what he wanted he had planted himself
GOWN between Them on the scat and had s'!Ir'
the rcirs 60 il ." he siid with an "a'h.
Steiner tried 10 rcrOr"r thr rrinS. blf f''
>:r1n4rr lct o'ii more profanity ana dlSp'"\rl a
hniic d" ri stick this between rOHr riis II yoi
SIR" Lr Missed. lncn ar >natrh"l i'rr whip ont
Of Caspar's ll'.ds and struck th. horse smArtlF
uil ;.,r back The hoi," spr,u- forward and WIS
ll<l.rd into 4 rIllop. Steiner md his brother
rlil. :" idr sat il silence, ro' hIr.n- :" OVER
any resistance while 'hc stranger T"""lN drove
oli of s.hi "i thr crowd. tuning now 'aH'"arl
thrnIrl Il cr">> street arl 40" noi'hward a!on+
one Of Tie avru.c>. rArt of ;hr way WAS markell
hy 4 trail OF c.liI.,s wnirh humpcd ont behind
=, He wagon sped along.
80. ;iI'l hr bad rr,, irI Third ave and Thir
ii,,i->' I'D thr SIR. stop the Streaming horse
rc,i hr tossed q do'lnl +" Steiner ami Iumrr'l of
II" WAGON. \ 4rord batter hc w"> "n a Third
we ~ coin. uptown.
>i"irrr dI nu' know nn'll YESTERDAY WHY th'
.'r,',.cr ".,~ IN such Il hHrrr - ~ gross town
h,i Ne police ;rrlv t'at -" u:.l l:rl rub'"'l
..,rlc> Pane who keeps II small furnishing store
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TIPPERARY TRIALS.
SCENES AND INCIDENTS IN TIE MAGIS-
TRATES' COURTS.
MR. HARRINGTON ORDERED TO LEAVE THE CASE
AND PROCEEDINGS ADJOrENED AMID
GREAT CONFUSION.
GREAT CONFUSION.

Duhlin, Oct, 3-Thc hearing in the case
of the Government against MesSrs. DllIoil ana
O'Brirn and the other Nationalist VIII" were ar
rested on the charge of conspiracy "as coh'lhh'u
in the Magistrates Court at 1ippcrarN to-day.
In thr course Of the proceedings question arose
as "a the time the trials would occupy, AMI Mr
Roman, the prosecutor for the Crown declare that
he was entirely ignorant of the time II would
take 10 present thc case for the Government or
for the accused men I" make their defence. Mr..
II.alcy of counsel for the Defendants said he WAS
in mortal fear that the trials would last for SIN
months Mr Tc1leys remarks excited the laugh
Ter OF those present al the hearing.
Much excitement w"s occa>i"n"d in the court
room hV the evidence of ore of the witnesses.
policeman. vino testified that he followed sew
,rsl Of the defendants into the vcS'ry of tho
Catholic Church and tried I" ovcrhcar what was
said there by them. This testimony aroused the
Indignation of counsel for the defendants. and hc
dcma ndcd 10 know If tho penal days had re-
tuned when the sanctty .! the confessional
could be invaded
The court room became n babel of cries. and
the confusion was great that II WAS impossible
70 ~ OIL with the proceedings. Tie court was
therefore declared adjourned for half an hour.
When the court wopcrcd the policeman Wit
ness was cross-cxamincd by Mr.. HARRINGTON. who
called TIE witness ii shadow. The magistrate
called upon Mr.. HARRINGTON 10 withdraw tie cX-
preston. Mr.. Harrington refused to do So and
was ordered ~ leave the case. An uproar ensnrd.
Mc,Srs. O'i,rcn and Dillon commenting freely
upon the manner in which the case WAS conducted
Finally anO;hc hdlf-hour AL ourument was
dercd. During tie adjournMcit MI. liarrlngton>
clients decided tu defend themselves When
the proceedings were resumed Mr. Dillon had just
begun 10 address the bench when ii cheer
raised for Mr.. Harrington. Thu, So e\Uspcratrd
the magistrate that he ordered The court cleared.
and the proceedings adjourned abruptly
AMID the Lrcatc>t confusion. \ large body OF
police nasci oil>,c Tie c"nrt. There was
rO riOtiNu.
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fused to forward dispatches from Dau,! Socialists
their German brethren concentrating them uron the
expiration OF the antiSOrali>t law,
TO SUPPRESS CUBAN BANDITS.
ENERGETIC ACTION OF TIL. NEW CAPTAIN.GEN.
ERAL-AN OLD AND EFFECTIVE
LAW REVIVED
LAW REVIVED.

Two recent incidents a-an. calling attention to
the INT 1t STATES become, directly interested III"
prospects Uf the Cuban sugar pllutItirl>. and The III
tended conversion. hv means Of a boai. Il "a" u!iu
debt Icwi~c calls at'citloi the present condition
n The island. Everything there depends on tn tran
Quillity whch can lie cu,riutcd H. and
"t"r ari uurt>. VIII" Law" been hat dl, iur"l
lately bv small bnt daring bands uf highway robbers.
General p"livlcja, the tiu"cr:nr 81 MIA. hI> h.
Gun w"rh III earnest III thai G,r',:iru rhc >pani II
American ,pcr OF New York. I.lz NDvrildc,."
l. the first to give Information on that subject iv
quoting from La t;accta. ,of Havana decree pah
l>l"d hy the Captain General, aimed 1T tr immediate;
suppression "f thr lildti w, roam 40 mi t." prov
iucr "f >tntiIcD the larG.sI prr'uccr Ii.ar and
almost the only one whrr" IL" rJ,,rr> rl"rit". Wv
ls decree General PoaN'ja orders that IN" >an;a.o
=. le17, and of June -. l--- rho,c laws lnhct
the death y al'y or. ac'nr,n: to ,r tan,c> lf.
Sc'It"ut" 10 prison on p"?~n'~ i.t.t.uc 10 or com
ml'tinc ~rGu">tii'ion ar hdulrp'rg. Tie g.ilty
pl>"l> shall le tired exclusively lI a court martial 10
l." r~itE' d IA the province. Ia" con-, empowered
capture bandits under death .rlte,,r r,.
de- -" OF Car ;t.n t''''. uliV"jt ~ orr,.l.
measure. 'hl' tll''i p:'fhp'N c\i.riuatc f.w
t"U idi'df> WH' nav" riI' lit.l,
and coating h"iv' ra'.,o4'. IT rcl"a>inc ,nru II
l. tn t' noted - thee rul1r.. ,p.ll lood seldom
CN' eli ~ their go rCrlii'"i- with .c "t,u1a iiy" nr
With the span !, r:Glai>.
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UE47H OF WILLI1N II. SFf NCIH.
He WAS THE son OF SECRETARY or W>K
A<D MARRIED. \ PEl NI,TNT', bNr|nIi.E.

Ill, WAS THE Sox OF \ SECRETARY or w>E
A~p MARRIED. pEl ~irrNT', r>r"nTiE.
chio,r,. ",t :..-Wilhan II. ~l"'c"'. t:n,"'i'.
ale man, d',p,ci Deaf ~ u,'' b'ri.' 'r''" Fi"
th, u,rnins II" hni 'i.i =. Iii i""A' '''' ''''
-. l-,, irrd II" frN""
.m William II. spencer. =" - W.T. ll'''' i'''
=. Ncw Y,Ih C.'Y
An;"-' 30 80" ', An no." ,; i'i Il - %'' -
word ro ur-:. ,rn'"i. 49, ~ N',' ;; '.''.,
5Aaal lie ro,'rrc". w.. Nr T. !. Ii'H :. 'a;' -
Vnr,r,. ST. u -" Iu. 'tir". In'.-. 'i'''. .ii
insured in t,r Mc'r';"l lir h." i.,";','" m"i.,'
Yo-. wish tD De- ,l~nlAr"d "A"n nj. 1T h' ~.
lsc ] am i"Ad hr>'
william II. spencer va ia" -'n 3D.: I"'n '''i''
,pricrr. SECRETARY If Va "nd'. Pre- "''i '"' '''"
l-il I, l-4| and -r'l"h'' g.: ." 'F 1905" I-'''
,ol-,4 I~ wI,a hioil". OF I2.',r ~r''''''. A" N'
hanged At -, Niru h. ~, II! ih" .i"i >iI'- N'''.
r,c charge ,:-n, IN" hp} nmi.'.,. LU' n"'inn:
,, t,o,,d lai.,-' him a.d -" '"uI' ni''I"l "i"i
,,,.,, i. INN "ac Of il" ."-' r"ua Ai'I' ~ 'H
m. roiy Of ia" tri''d -'a, N'"'. >""'.' -i"h'"
"a ,ii,-, ,o, i,", id ~ri 'nr'i, al'n@h h" a''F
h,cv - hat tho ,hlIgr- a....'.-' h!m "'f".
Mr. spencer ~ IvI,c i"h h- fret VIZ" '"1|'
,,uo, 4, l.r ,,u,,r"r 81 I'l,-,G",i i'l-i ca ~
death Of hl. father he i"cr.t"i - nh"r''H'" 4
500 600 from il. c-'ltr. Nl'h b" i'"-"d ir ''uiriI
,urr,,, mi Investment rv"uiu'lh pl we'd uN-n
cc,,lul aud hc io.' the Nh"l' "i H. i"iin'".
For last c'Nrif YEAR I' Han l' ~ H''lt'' W
.h. cold -foray, bu,inc,, "l e. Lini". so. 81 H"."h
1, ,,, L,,, hi, pl,," a month AZ" rwiIS +" i 'hH',"
in the firm. To Tiilnu" rI"f"" >..i"dN Mt
Caroline BRYANT -pcuccr. h~ second We, '"d " Nv
I'M. band had received an "nri from "' 81 ' h'l ~"
,rt cnlul,n., in ;hi- ':tv AID wr'" m f. ~ "i '''
,., he l,d int written - ihl- CONF n' i l'ii'' 81 -
ccn,,.U Tl" letter I" me- Va GATED '''"'"r 'id
received II tn, moiliis. Wil" ga i"i'i" NJ I
,c- = ;.!cry.n va, L"i.d"d ~" Hnr"1H'H': III d'''h
Nh, dm Your husband 'airI WIN Lin card
owing d ..d iLdi''-- ana !!'ii"''"'.> {" ~
,Lc d ,0 al "i his ldi / 60 i' 'h"i" o' 'li ""!N
y" -n,c ,ra:> $50. irpi.'d Nj. >I"I""i. nv ~
I:,d and liIiIs m III" Nirl" ",l-" Ni'n "'i
,,I. l!r MINSTREL ana hur.ug ~" Iiit'f I'>' ',h
no.. m, husband nur-c'i htn u:ltI Il" are! VIZ.
.uou,cr did not L"lIc," that VI. ld h'' Wa "'h'
~, tt.,, IL. vn> ~ a cOniai"." = At hi"' I" '"'
u,ucu.c -, opium. ~in'" then my i''"h" Hhs "'n
hauntcd with the belief that Mr. Iii'hI, Wt1 buiic1
H II, in.. ,,,l.t talh~ Iav" had i"u"'Irl
.,,n.i ne and death lIc W"I!h al"ar> refer I" vi
IA, Nii, and -ly that he ln"trI'" 10 !" ''"'''"'
,hcu II wOuld be- dca'I.
Mr.. spencer "i> an ihI''cIa" N"'"''' 'i'u ~" ~ ~
aha, Li meant VA Affected bN III" uN" -! tpii''" IL
wa, forty nine year, old Il f." month"; ago
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FEARING TROJ ELE WITH THE GAS STOKERS.

LODdol. Oct 8 Tn. directors of III" I,Ndo!l ia,
heit and C0k" Company tv-dtv cnlp!ia ally DO lined
ccdc {" jh" G'na'd mad" ~ H." Na'ioaal Ca
Worker rniun that oDlv u'lou men bc emprvct =.
,c work. Thcr l',:> # >triR" c0!ie'Qu"cc
nj. refusal. \ storm La been hi>.w!ne b"twc'a
the company nd IL mra :or in"A:h>. .ni The
Der Of men involved i X tins LIr:"r Ilau IN" .Nt""
eHcaccd IL any Of The pNv, IL gI>."u" 'r!k.>. ~"
COMPANY !, making pr partitions {" c"'duct ~ On
ness despite icjio. i,.' 'a'. Long sil.l~
nave been cd within I,c WORKS fr vii. quarters
for the non un!oui>. aid la: d;ci> E" bed have b'cI
provided ~ TIE" /! b" au;h"lui"-. t"' hav"
taken e.rr.cj.c :ic:>r"'> t. ,uppi,>~ diN dI>'~'i
Order, is>u,,i. hat subsequently, '"V'.i"rinan"'6,
that 100 soldiers IT Ca;!H. BE- III rcadii">- :" I"'ci
al moment, notice protect In" 'ri> and IA"
men who refuse to JON IN Il ~'rh" Ei'A solder Nd
scrvel with rwc:lv rou.G- If i+tll carjr.G-r
The ,;oAers however. declare t'iat tr ivp1re tAi'
they intend 10 g Oh strlhc - 'rc N" company -
iAv they have such intention. Moreover they g."
,la!c that made demands upon IA" dirrc'"r
,ut ONLY suggested that II would II" 'r he I'd ani-"
f Zach s.dc oaly uA'n li-'r was employ "d III the
NOrks.
lie sas company has provide. Sheds containins
! 900 beds for the use Of the workIncn AZ the Beck
ton works.
TIL, evening dcputa'!on Of casncn met the
directors lc"ldrd that t,", bor' l." "riuy touh:-t
t.t union, tha; they wcr. perfectly satisfied wnh III"
cnployc>. and that t.cy Uori always tIN" H. i-ir'
u old hands without G>t.urtl"u between nni"n and
union men.
evening d resolution adopted expressing 'hiIk>
o IN. director and declaring that tAc ncn DO not
tcsire strike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NEWS FROM TIE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

san Trancisco oct. 3.-Th" steamship Au-'ri'a
arrived today from IonOUlu and brings afv!'c> 70
september The tiil to N,OS.Gizo steamship Inc
iotwcen Diego. Cal, and Ioip la, bcrn hiIcd
IN the House.
Charles l.. Arnold, w"ll-!CowD hotel keeper IN Tie
Islands. a native Of PENNSYLVANIA and uIcn.1"! "
George De Long Post no -, &, \. r.. died ~
ancurisul o. III" hear. o' -rpr"uir" ~ Arn0h Lad
q la'c Lcci cni!D; d ia the Department Of Public
WoIh,.
lne Naio,.al Reform o:crn Oh September 90. c"n
tanned editorial referring @ The cabinet" entitled
r"v Had Better 'rU M"S~r-. Bush and
Iar."r members Of III" IioIs". understood Z" i'
lcad.Ae tle movement n-ali-' -" Ciblu"i.
II W.o stated thai III" tlarl"-'OI would FaNc IA"
s.aid> shortly 70" IAN lraNc.>'''.
The volcano 81 kil'iuh -'p"~ r"n"""d "tivi' I"
f. :. ,,a'od tina, LcW Lava laAr la, been f"ru"d
arc MAT the oO.c> wacA ei!h slmc uinr a." TO-"
tity icct Ia one dav.
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,rr UyV rIfp'GINi, To WEST IiHGTNIi.

,l.nh.,t,n. ". Va. ont : r-P"Ih' E\"i'-IN'
,h l.u.iue m> i""u .a;.. "H Ai"I"' "ir ~ ~
rr,,,h uiG,r the d.I,'cfI,u - William l|NHnl 81
ini. ,iy u nos appears that i'" Au-u"'I 'l 81"
,.iu. ,ud t. II. i"rI"n. all "i I1Ii~iII". h'\" 80
.trl lr,. Llnl- f H. f"i;.: ~. ana I"F N\''d
,..urh. l,V. I,.n purtlt drilling IN" Pr'"'r''h-
y,lI .,, l.,.r -i',.h and '' h"li Ik 10: fiihASr
-tr,r ,hi. d,,, L,iunrt N'-.i. Inrtl Lut Wifl. 81
fl, ur,r.r field. have ~idri / uriL"n. dd '""iHr
IIHL"n 81 on CIV. Li- ~,"Ii"i iir nm ','H'
-, tt.iu,ui u,Sa- and oil men arr H. 'lus IN from
II ,,.,i,,.,.' Iudi, i,ini. illi - n"N l'Il 80
.,.,t r>t.i ana imp,riailc.. /, al"ut opening uP.
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4 NEW POETIN.IE>E CNNiNET

Lisbon, oct. "a Cabinet Ia, b"cn formed 4 fi
bw,:
Premier and MnI.tcr of Ig:"l.I hNdir-->"'.,ip:
Nart"l.- t"rrdO.
Minister O.! ~" u; no. 'JUrt q" CL-a EIt"lip.
Munster 0f iu.ii'' >"'i'! HIa .dtD.
Minister g.: f,ui'Ic"-- -ri iInI 'iINd!l".
NI.. .'"r II N.Y.a' tnH,l de- a. .laNU1r!O
Ninict": q. W.. G'.o: - - I"'i >"li~'.
Minister 0i l'ubh' N":L- a.d Efucal'N Dr. Bar.
boz: kDeiCc.
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.NENACED BY THE STANDARD.
EXCITEMENT AMONG SMALL PRODUCERS
IN THE OHIO OIL TERRITORY.
THE STANDARD ALREADY MASTER OF TWO
THIRDS OF TIE OIL LANDS IN NORTH.
WESTERN OHIO, AND ALLEGED TO BE
MOVING ON TIL: OTHER THIRD
FORCING DOWN THE PRICE.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TWEvSE.1


Findlly Ohio oct 81 The oil producers II North
western ohio ar. much disturbed IN" ann"nn'"
mrnt by the standard oil Company Of rdA'tt'n IN
the price OF Grade prtrorm from - :, to b c"n'r
a barrel While this de- rrasr IN the pWr" "i th"
commodity il small the aycI,.Catc 10 III" field r't""
a large But This cut ~ ia" prize w"Hd not
br aiIrinc wcr, II not for the fat int "a" p!n'"i~
hook upnp this action Of the Standard Onl' ihc IL"
.inninc of A downward mo, omrn' in tn" prize of
nckrvr which will not end until IN" Old hcur" "' -
a bart. j. a1ain rrir"d The ra>pn, l"i t'l~'
apprehension, ar~ found in the present situation of
affairs IN his Held.
Last spring when the standard was forced ir'" al
vanriug the price of oil from i = ! cents AZ
a Inn" until b = cent barrel va r'ari'd. ia
company did not control !plT'h III" territory
end f"lr or '" -tIorc independent companies ""i' "a
| ~" fed bIyiug the prdrot for fuel purpose AZ tx
alwy> slightly IN adyanc" - >ia'!ard ~ 1''l'"'S.
In order 10 ho-p tar~ flied and supply r,DtrJ' 'on
,iinrr> e." standard va COMPLETED - 'lrr' -
vai'e that w. maG' IL tn. way lu"s';" ".! l."
cam" yalual. commodity. AID prolu' tiru va ,hu
lated in wonderful way. In. daily pr"CurtIp ha'h-
h"rn raised In >N months f~m Us ihau coo hnrr'',
10 i.3-o. whi" waN ia" september average. - -'"vH
hy ~" r"p"rt~ "i The pip" lr"s jn~r m'." pul'r.
During all his period Of marvellous development a'.d
pr,suron III" agents of the standard %"r" busy buying
ont the ud"Isnicnt 'ompaar~. oii" a. Il 'I'n". u'tI'
"iv lft. and ~" or:.,rolling portion If i"r
stock j. ,Ild to be under IN, i,i,ucnr %! The major
corporation.
NG only did N" Standard destroy comrriIiiT hN
hnvinc ont "ppo>Iilon bat II l"u:hi every l@'-" 'hnt
1aS "ltiinallr. AID wh"r iA.~ c"nh u"t l" don" ~"
land ia e." simple WIS purchased. until "dir II na'
l.. sad ihrt thi- company "Ni, 'rn'r"l, - fi-'
wo.'uri~ If All IA" Oh if,d:c,n- territory H. Il r'l
Wr.'"i1I uAlu. IN" r'h"r third j. il -" I'd Of
small al, r7i',r- Who VIII lr forced I, ~'l ~ II
property .'at.c Of IA" reduction ~ Tie rrr" n 'i'"
r., ;Is. Hat it"
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TT, ,,uvTCST JOHN CRLRAR'S VIM.

f,hicago oct :;.-"T!c Dalv News" tln~ afternoon
Will .,y: The will nf III" LAT" John Cr:1". "hl'h al
nos cd Of an q tate "f n'ar'y t.'"oo"o" mn'h "l II
! cimr bcQucahcd {" ch'ii'"'lr an" r"e''' '">"'"
,o,. In mi. city, h" 'oi't"~t'd. 1i" attorneys
il, m. c,.. are A. ". Brown aud Frank 4. S'ifan
These Iawycre .av mat the John Crrar Library for
the erection and maintenance of which MI C~rar lett
over a. OOO QOO Will never be i'niIt II ih" "--n'--'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
SLAVlT AND McAI LIFE ~ CT RI.

LonGo. OCT ..-Th" L.i:,..- "a IA" g." "f shawn
a.d ,.ciuii,c Whp cha!-"d w.th a-,AHniuc each
Ot,cY and committing, breach Vi the It''. 'oh rd'"
10 c,v ia t!. Lti!,il lul.'. Court. con "l fol The
(y,ru -,d tlr!' :. The ,uIl"-t b''Wr"A Ii" Two men
VA, declared u'.!av tu By ~" 'p' tho" per "l'
ARA god and anr'i"t the iGlh would o" !rps"rI''i
After .r,rl. The "vid f.: .ii.d a1iiu,t "a" pr
OIr-> tie court aIO.u'"d nat Il WpAd reserve IL
for A r'el.
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ytrrrr,v yr'NUpCD VOLTS NOT TiTiL.

Wll;han. Mass oct. = Charles 'hrir''. ia "-"'
an, .r M tl. Electric lI.ht Works. r"'iN"d ~" Nh'I
r,,r, uf h.. II, n.inu 900 ,nlt~ While Wihih- -"h
,.,...> -, IN, .vrhinard "Wednesday nl:i lie Wa
,rt,ri uu and thrown to lr nror. when hi> a>N~itht
.norkcd the plug from hi hand Sh"rrir, hand w'l"
IndIy burned but he ont again on thursday,
suffering lvu llc sLesk but uvt serIousN Injured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
FfSNS ARRESTED TDR MERDER

lNauul>. Ni~,. Cct g. w anraN took place IN Tie
,!t,l.rN Ln...:,' ,.mI Yesterday whI,A resulted IN
the death % .rp,p .l.il-'u. 81 sandwich. the con-
tl.,, 1t In, l,.-i, ,ol some IU"I ana "hllc drunk
ned u hii-.lH %! the iEcn nm "l">t name
g. not hnoWn. II I~ lll'-'i. ~tihi'nG mn about the
lead ami .'n,,ltl. .tri.l~'n ii'd .,>i ui:ht' lhc
man ,Dti, WIth IA" .t.l't- ANA ai"'hc! IHih "eTe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
ptNNSyIV VlVTi 7OBt,fO ~ LiPGH DEW iND

I,n,,,,cr. lrl.u.. oct. , '-l"" lh' ~'''> "'
,u,i.rrr County thar,u ~ The III w" "'"h' NV
i,.u ti,, largest .Nts rec I,"d lu 4 ih'hltH. >ln''
thr ~,rirg ul the Tnrin lI!l h' ih' F''"'h'' Il" "'
.ui. ,hI, tI,. present i,tvtN IN Ia" n.'rE't i "n'
A., ,,.,.. -, ,,,,t ilu \ WI &.oWn tobacco
- .,,r ,t tn,,,. -'h, old n,rnd- t!r importers.
h Inv" been, aiI- lng n r'uin' drrfi- 'r' ~uuih'r
,,,;I ,,,,. lrn- i-,In 'i "ll. ana iiN u nv
s,,,ll MT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
pDIy,VIU 1T ~ INDftN FAIR

r,rtl,nd IpI ,Ict.. =. t,ra cN"lt'inh Wa 'al~'l
,fu,,. t- 10000 icrp. who a"id"d the '"iii'N i'ir
r,. YESTERDAY by i. report that W1n\ i"i""''> were
:, , friu tlr effect, II drinking "u"uil" ~ "" "'
TN, I,.ii ,u. family. of -rN"u persons. W. th"h
,,.u.. uru.i,,r,i lid fully thri' Diner rr'!' ~
H"'' W. y, deaths Vet it"li
,,.,,,.'., Ih. ts,,uhlr va. cen 81 N '"' 'N'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
NlER(lFG PRODUCE OVER THE UORpER

Erllcvillc. ont. oct. j. The c',r 4 ,lr. 1a.,a-c
of NE Mckinley bin ha> !"il - hurry forward shin
mcNtS OF harley, Of wh'ch tie e. ..',ir- a,d ware
house have beer cleared. Fully half ~" CROP witch
+ lifhi one. !Ia> already ben moved. \ LARGE r\
port "i peas ana apples Ia, hrcn made All the
II >'"F" nave ais" been shipped. t." pTUsp'tiV'
effect Of IA" measure viii BE- stop ihr EXPERT Of
barley and peas unless the United. >tt-> prices az
N1i'" !" such an r>'"nt that hu'ut ir~"u, prices
can j." pad Ili" export Of c.E> aaG h"l,c> VIII al"
IL,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
ivER i;E WEIGHT GF TDrTON B;LES THIS YEAR.

New orlr,u. ur, 3--Thr New orleans Cotton FIX
hiu, .,l,r,."nt I~~ Il /, Aly La-9i "H official ~
turi~ of the different r>'a nahe> IN" average
wri-ht oi 1jl .i-p bL.,'>. his years cotton CROP
il5.Ol pounds per bl!c. against jiilo pounds last
ou,.ian, 800 -. Alaharna 5.j Georgia. SOC 46:
south rarora jOD: Virginia 1860; North CssollnAs
4-O, Tennessee. ETC.. Jlc.7cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
CONrFREXCE Oh ARMENIAN AFFAIRS.

COnstantnrpl". oct. B. ki-nIl rarha, "a" Grand
NiIcr ht> invited ~'Vcrl Ii" L. Of Ana'oHt ana tlrc
Armenian b"y> To- conference" III Con ~thhtnI"pl" to
try 10 crcct seth ,L~nt of the Armenian Troubles
This plan is approved by Russia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
I'm ,RGLS AGAINST / SHERIFF " NA'Nh"

,,ir, N N urt D Charles W. Brown. "f "\''''
.nncr ia the inv"-ticiilpn ~ III" 'h'f-'' i'
,,, ,,.,,,.t sheriff Lrandcr ". nuiIoue!N. "i N' '
,,uuty f. dav sent hi, report (" thr "'N''h"'' Nv
and, that the charge have i''h s"p''''"
"'' - ,.ucd f. IN, sheriff tn show cause why h.
II nj i.An nai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-04
GEENANY CONTEMPT ,TT> EFprI-,r>

London. Dc'. B.. r." l"rli'. c.G;. i.Ht'.' 60; ~
PaN News" save T. j. .'a''d - - ',rt' a. trN'-.
r1"u c"n'..:u pla; ir!-, II -" l'!''- -'tr 'rv
crhuic!it -lVlld ? C>" {" i"!.f. IL 81 "iil lN