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PursaisG she xuaoWays on AoPsebaek.
WICHITA. Kan. Nov. 17.-Akrslon. 100 miles
west Of here, 10 excited over big robbery and
a scandal. John Wutzel IL the agent for . Now
England money-loanine concern. and was a.
ways supposed to have considerable money in
bis house. He had been away from homo on
business trip Q week. and 1t was thought he
was to remain away another week. but he ar
dence hs found 4 had been robbed, and that
open. % and Sl.000 II. cash and $4,000 Worth OF
potes were taken. Investigation showed that
Mrs. Wutzel had left town Just before midnight
last niRht With hobert Hsnlon. who came here
six weeks ago claiming TO be from Cairo. ILL.,.
and took charge OF the SCHOOLS OF the town.
couple.
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SpAKxs FXOM THE zkLkGRlrH

The court in Scranton ys,terday refused new trial
against the Rev Peter Roberta The jury awarded the
woman S3OUO damages
atsmpt,nR 70 arrest Harrison speelmen. local law.
received injuries that resulted In his death last night
Spsslman has sscapsd
enlist 81 Escon street Prcvidenos ysstsrdsy morn.
Ing for treatment and while waiting in eutef
died An ordinary physician called, bat the man
was dead before he arrived.
The superintendent of Public works reports that for
the week ending Nov ~ there were cleared on the
canals OF the State les ast toms a. eempsrsd With lsA
age WAS loe. S14 against 1877 40 In l8S8
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Freight Trains Collide,

PRINCETON, Nov. l7.-As two freight trains
were passing each other several miles east Of
Princeton. car left Its forward trucks and
jumped out toward the other train, resulting
n the desr4ctiHp o. fhe lEoom9tiye and fcuf-
~ scalding the fireman. It took two wrecking
squads and about one hundred men seventeen
hours to clear the track. The damage 10 esti-
mated az $4,000.
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Lawyer KyAsr Probn bly, Insane.

LAWYER Henry L. Ryder. who was very well
Known a few years ago in Brook lyn was 70
moved Yesterday from the Grand Union Hotel.
IN Clinton street. whore he lived. to tho county
hospital at Flatbush, from which he will prob
ABLY bs taken to-day to the insane asylum his
nsnt'. mind ss @ supposed. having become perms-
benuy aneeted; He formerly lived In Q fine
aous1 on the Heights with his wife and two
assnH;hters. ssM;te but he became estrsnGed. from his
nc9nyy ,Sariy couple Of years ago. He has been
shoot the proprietor Of the hotel, measures
Ssa SMsse taken TO put him under restraint. He
Church. .~e''Sus - S''Hou'n
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BRIDGEPORT Nov. 1.-THE illness Of p. +.
Barnum has been greatly exaggerated. He
has been constantly improving since last
Wednesday and attends to business a. usual
daily. His sickness has been no more than q
heavy cold. and In order TO avoid . worse at
tack he has remained indoors; He Rots up
gives orders to Secretary BowRer and Business
Agent Brothwsll. He has remained in bed one
day only since the attack. and then from pre-
caution rather than necessity.
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MEMPHIS, Nov. 1.-THE Executive Commit
tee Of the Mississippi River Improvement
Association met In this city to-day. A resolu-
tion was adopted endorsing the bill introduced
into the last Congress spproprtatinR 50. 900. 900
III ,0Ir the purpose Of lsyes construction IN the
the passes A committee was appointed to
yislt Washington during ths, COMING session Of
to take up the bill ct an early date. The mem
bers OF the association were unanimous In the
opinion that the present leyse system is the
system havtnG no supporters.
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sucei sued By /. Birl Poster. !.

Giovanni Succi tho italian who Processes 70
abstain from food for forty.hve days. has .
lawsuit to vary the monotony Of his expert
ment. summons was served upon him yes
terday to answer on the oath inst. in the Sixth
District Court the complaint OF Merino Tanga-
reili that Succi owes him $98 for services as q
q conditional engagement with TanRarelll
Succi was much depressed In spirits but his
III, drank fifty-six ounces Of water. making
seventeen pounds three ounces since he began
his experiment He has lost twenty pounds Of
flash
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A New Ys-k ker'. ss,e,as.

DETROIT. Nov. 17.-A. P. Crow. a wealthy re-.
tired business man Of New York city. shot him.
self through tho head in q bath room at the
Russell House this afternoon. Ho died shortly
after being removed to the hospital. He had
been here for three weeks drinking heavily
has boon here with him. Their home 10 st ll8
West l26th street, New York.
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Ts ss.Ay d.. KeeA's lG..AoAs.

left here to-day for Berlin to study tho exact
methods OF incubation and details OF treat.
ment for consumptipn under Prof. Koch, the
dlscoversr. DR.. Van Ruoke 10 we'll and favora.
bly, knoMn for his special @ ESrk Il \. lung and
bis profession. He Will conduct here . special
institution for the treatment Of consumption.
He Was formerly pupil Of Prof Koch.
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wyo.ias's sseesa Senator.

CHEYENNE Nov. lI-Two ballots for second
United States Senator were taken by the Leg
islature to-day. 1t was warming up heat In
which all but one OF the dozen aspirants
showed their strensth. Gov. Warren. who
lows him up. was not mentioned. Tie Demo-
defeated foE Cq9sresf The 9Idsr ofths others
Gormick, Homer Merrill. W. r. Ramsey, i. N.
Foot, 9. r Meyers. ~ q BEoMn. II. II Mann,
Deforsss hioas a srdn, Df y. = Ae.ilogg With from
mast voting viii likely BEGIN Tomorrow
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YoNKERs. Nov. 17-Ten street car drivers.
the working force Of tho Yonkers street car
railway. went on strike this morning. On Sat-
Yonkers Street Railroad Company. issued .
set OF rules which specified that the drivers
were liable for anv damage done to the cara
with the receiver sl2, to be- forfeited II any Of
the rules were violated. Tho rule requiring
tho mon to max deposit caused the desat.
isiaction. Only one car ON each OF the three
routes was run to-day. Ono car was run By
Receiver Stahlnecker himaAli
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Censunptives TO 10 Treated II Boston By
DR.. Koeh's Method.

BOSTON. Nov. 17.-N is announced that tho
project to establish In Boston an institute
where consumptive patients may be treated BY
Koch's tuberculosis cure 10 to be put into
operation at once A well-known local ply.
sician. an enthusiast on the subject Of tuber-
culosis.. who has just returned from Berlin
the proposed new euro for consumption. Is
aoout to take active stsps to pE9yide q hospital
disease. The lymph for the NEGOTIATIONS 10 on
the way to this city. and ARRANGEMENTS have
been completed to make cultures OF It. 90 that
q full supply will he constantly on hand for the
members Of the medical profession who viii
use It
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so.rs,.< He.... las. Specially.

nyoung man has been going the rounds o
so,. ,ns houses up town apparently for the
so,o oo'ect OF stealing. He displays letter OF
Ss.ence S'ce written on one OF Moody and
porIs paseys y letter heads and bearing what pur-
Hi is,oooe 90 me signatures Of these evsngellsts.
opr'silsania. who rerorisd the matter st The
was sss, IN. .tolice station. "A general alarm
describs.d0 OUT lor the arrest 81 the hisi. who I.
medium height ''' ''N' '''nu' ""u VI
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De Navarro Reduced to . Suit Of Clothes.
joss +. do Navarro. OK millionaire. builder OF
the Navarro Flats. and sther-in-lsw OF Mary
Anderson, was taxed recently upon $4,000
worth Of personal property, but Judge O'Rrisn
tax. Mr.. do Navarro says that he Is not worth
q dollar. ana has $780, 900 in judgments stand
Ing s9siHst, him; hts only property. he as
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hoy H.rr,.o. No, O. Time.

Although tho Rev. Thomas Harrison had
been billed and advertised to conduct revival
meetings at the Hedding Methodist Church In
East Seventeenth street. beginning last Sum
day. he has not appeared yst, and some Of the
members OF the congregation think that he
terms are SluO week, and his salary has been
guaranteed BY the church. He signed = con-
house several months ago Mr.. Harrison 10
now In New Haven.
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w,,.o. -. B,s.en for U.,.eA states Sc. .ss.,

Wilson -. Bisseil for UaiteA States Senator.
BUFFALO. Nov 17.-At an enthusiastic meet.
ing OF the Cleveland Democracy tonight, reso.
lutions were adopted endorsing tho candidsey
OF Wilson 8. Bissell as United States Senator
from Now York The claims Of western New
York to representation In the Federal Senate,
since she has had but three representatives In
z: Milburn. Herbert p. Bissell. Matthias Rohr.
Philip Laing. and other prominent Democrats,
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Tho El,,. I.l..s su,,s,.s..

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1.-THE Secretary OF tho
Treasury to-day entered into . contract with
Sheridan d Byrne OF New York for the CON.
struction of large frame building for use 40
an immigrant station. and smaller building
for use & as boiler house @ on Ellis Island. 70 %
1891. The contract price for this work is
Sl8l,661.
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Ly.ehsA After the jury Disagree.

CoRINTH. Miss. Nov l7.-Nsws has Just
resehed this place from Savannah. Tenn, Of
the hanging by . mob OF Ned Stevens the
negro who killed Sheriff Frslsy several months
ago, He was tried on last Friday but the jury
falling to agree upon verdict, he wss sent
drsd qSistiy surround I'd the jail and compelled
the jeller TO give up the prisoner. They then
the, limb OF tree and riddied his body with
bullots
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An Expres" AEent Assaulted sad Robbed.
Upton. Ind. Nov. 17.-Elmer Meeker. night
express agent hero. was robbed Of 81 900 In
currency. while en- route from Chicago to Red
Key. Indiana. at this place this morning. at
O'Clock.
One man. described as being As or 80 years
old, with q full beard. and about .fve feet six
inches tall: did the work. knocking the q:
closing the safe. During the struggle Mreker
was shot In the little finger Of tho left hand
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100 Pound. OF Rus,es In tho st..rase.

100 Pounds OF Aubies In tho sfeeroEe.
Mahammad RSheen. recently OF Liverpool.
and originally from Afghanistan. landed at the
Barge Office on Sunday from tho steamship
Britannia. with 100 pounds OF rubies In the
rough. He had no money. and will bs detained
decldes that his collection is valuable enough
to prevent him from becoming q public charge.
1t take. an expert examination In most cases
naYt a w0rthlAaR
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Looking Up the Omitted New Ysrksrs.
Supervisor Kenny began yesterday the work
Of comparing the Federal census and the 20,
lice count in the Second ward. It will tokO
several days. and nothing will be made public
concerning the revelations made By Il until t.
Complota
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D,vsr..a SAD M.-r,.A II. s..e Day.

MIDDLrrowS. Conn, Nov. ia divorce WAS
granted Walter J. Gilbert from Mary Gilbert
on Friday morning last By the Superior Court
Another young lady had won the heart OF
Walter and hs promised to protect her. and to
prove It he went straight TO the Town Clerk's
thoroughly dried. and had . marriage license
issusd ior bis second matrimonial adventure
Miss Alice Fschter 10 the name Of the young
sbe is described a. rather prspossessInR In
arpearance; After the license was issued the
young couple called on minister and wsis
married.
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Boston. Nov. l7-Frsnk E. Garrett, formerly
Of East Boston. was killed in the Bristol. Pa,
railroad accident on Monday last. An an
nouncemept OF tho funeral brought q large
number to Revere Yesterday. when they were
informed that the wrong. body had been
Garrett buried there. The bodies will be OK.
changed.
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Railroad Men ON Strike,

PEORIA. ILL.,. Nov l7.-All the freight hand
lers. switchmen. engineers. and nremen OF the
Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad. mum berinc
~ nll come 23O nien. went on strike this moi n
ing. The mon want tnslr pay on Saturdays IN
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F1sh,,ns W....rlx Gales.

The steamship werkendam came in yestsC.
day with three broken lfebosts and no bell on
the forecAstle deck. She mot strong westerly
gales and seas. The steamship Rusia exhaust.
cd her supply OF coal battling with tha storm,
and had to put into Halifax on Sunday for an
other supply. She resumed her voyage lass
evening. and probably will get here tomorrow
night
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Aaskerel Pis.ty OF New. Scotia.

HALIFAX. Nov. l7.-Macksrel are reported as
senooing In large quantities est and west Of
hsfe Three schooners arrived this morning
ssss zoo aS. aSSTss h I'M he (. ns;
w. Gnd shipped to Boston By steamer on
rival riySsSdhesdsy; 81 The sshoqner Irene. which ar
s%EIlSSonsr; %lS apparently an Americsn. iill herself
HAL Hal hmacierel yesterday afternoon OF Isaac's
ha'por. making two hauls.
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P-,ncess v,c,or,a,. Wedding.

BERLIN. Nov. 1.-THE wedding Festivities OF
the Princess Victoria have commenced.
" "Obsron" was played tonight at the opera
house before the as assembled Kings and Princes.
but no tickets were sold Their Mae stiles have
given tho Princess Victoria five great un-
mounted brilliants Of immense value.
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Mr. Dun ssa Miss Rogers Married..
Cora Lel and Rogers and Bradford Ferris
Duff were married at the residence Of the
brides parents. 2S East Fifty.seyenth street.
yesterday. by the Rev. Robert Collyer. The
bride is the daughter OF Henry II. Rogers OF
the Standard OIL Trust
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RocHEsTKR, Nov. ia special despatch to
the Rochester Herald this evening says that
the Hon. Charles 8. Baker. who was tricksd
out Of 2 reorganization to CoDgress, will be sp-
pointed Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury,
to succeed Gen. Batchellor. who resigned whom
appointed Minister to Portugal.
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No Money Given TO A ssad F.r-.~.

LONDON. Nov 1.-THE Sooiet.ry OF tho Fmin
Relief Committee declared positively to-day
that nothing was either given or promised 10
Assad Farran to induce him. to re'ract y Is
story concerning Jameson and the cannihal.
The retracton he said. was purely Nolu l. tary
act on the part OF the interprstor.
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The Ceneers's T-isl Trip.

The trial trip OF the gunboat Concord was
postponed yesterda, because Of the rainy
weather. The cruiser will probably be taken
uD the Sound to-day II the skies are pleasant
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doe Williams Knoekea Out.
In Q fight near this clty last night Billy
Dacey knocked out Joe Williams Of Bslhmore
In two rounds,
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Whom Baby was hct, We gave hsr CastosiA.
When she was Child, shs cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she clung to CastoriA
When she had Children, she gsvs thsu casssstA
The sun., 1890-11-18

Use Ponds Extract for earache, facesche.
neuralgia Wonderful rslisf-Adp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-13
LATER.

THE United States grand jury has
now taken hold of the census cases and
will investigate the alleged crookedness
in Minneapolis and st. Paul. subpenas
are out for the enumerators in both
cities and also for a number of persons
whose names were duplicated.
AT meeting of the worlds fair di-
rectors on the 9th the dual site of the
lake front and Jackson Park was Sc
lected as the place for locating the
great exposition. 1t is the design to
place the grand entrance to the exposi-
tion and the buildings for fine arts and
kindred displays on the lake front, and
the agricultural, livestock and other
exhibits at Jackson Park.
The Minnesota Democratic State Con-
vention on the 9th nominated Hon.
Thomas Wilson for Governor, and b. e.
platform expresses hostility to protec-
tive tariff and the Mckinley bill.
THE Republicans of the Twenty-third
Pennsylvania district have nominated
w. A. Stone for Congress to succeed Mr..
Bayne.
The United States steamer Baltimore
with the remains of Captain Ericsson on
board, has arrived. at Gothanburg, Swe-
den.
TIE Republican State convention of
Delaware nominated III. A. Richardson,
of Dover, for Governor.
THE Le Grande Hotel at Sedalia, Mo-,
burned on the 9th. The house was
crowded with guests, many of whom es-
capped with difficulty. Loss, $4,000
AT Ogdensburg, N. Y, on the 9th the
large elevator owned by the Ogdens-
burg & Lake Champlain Railroad Com
pany was entirely destroyed by fire.
About 45O, 900 bushels of corn and oats
were consumed. The loss on elevator
and grain stored in it will reach $3.50, 900.
THE Grant monument comm ittee met
at New York on the 9th, and after a two
hours session decided to accept the de-
sign submitted by John c. Duncan.
THE strike of the switchmen and
brakemen on the ST. Louis, Arkansas q
Texas railroad ended on the 9th by an
unconditional surrender OH the part OF
the strikers. All freight trains are NOV
| ing as usual, and the strikers are at
work.
IN the Senate on the 9th the Aldrich recip.
| rociIy amendment To the Tariff bill was adopted.
| 38 TO 60 and the amendment OF Mr.. Plumb
| for the appointment OF permanent
customs commission OF Ave TO investigate the
| tarif question was agreed to-3i 10 90. The bill
was ordered to an engrossment and third read'
| ing-38 10 2S-a strict party yote--and the Sen.
ate. after brief executive sess on, adjourned,
The House spent the day In tlibustering
over proposition TO take up tho Langston
Venable election case from Virginia From
lack OF o quorum no business was transS 'ted.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-13

retarys report showed 354 clubs in the
State. The resolutions indorse Harri-
sons administration, the Mckinley tariff
bill, approve of the Federal Election
bill and Mr.. Blaine's reciprocity scheme,
and request that the delegates to the
next National League convention at
Cincinnati be instructed to use every ei-
fort to have the national body meet In
Buffalo in 1892. p. II. McNamee and
Rev. w. b. Derrick, of New York, wero
chosen delegates-at-large to the national
convention.
Hon. SUMNER HowARD, who. AZ dis
trict attorney of Utah secured the con-
viction and execution of John ID. Lee,
the Mormon leader in the Mountain
Meadow massacre, died at Flint, Mich,
on the 7th. He was fifty-fve years old.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN. father of tho
well-known pugilist, died at his homo
in Boston on the 18th. He was born in
Ireland sixty-hve years ago, and has
lived in Boston forty years.
THE kentucky constitutional convon-
tion-the first since 1S52-was called to
order by Governor Buckner on the sth.
George Washington, of Newport, q rela-
tive of President Washington, was
elected temporary chairman, and tho
delegates, one hundred in number, were
sworn in.
LILLIAN GRuBB, the vol known act
ress and singer, died at the home of her
father in Baltimore, Nd, on the 9TH.
She was twenty-siX years old and known
in private life as Mrs. Daniel Hayman.
JUDGE CuRIsTIANCY died at his homo
in Lansing, Mich, on the sth, after an
illness of many months From 1857 to
1875 he occupied the bench of tho Su-
preme Court of Michigan. He was also
an ex-United States Senator and eX-
Minister to Peru.
SECRETARY PRocToH has appointed rs
commissioners under The recent order
establishing the Chickamauga and Chat
tanooga national military park Gcncral
Joseph S. Fullerton, OF Missouri, Con
eral Alexander P. Stewart, of Tcnnes-
see, and Colonel S. C. Kellogg, OF the
army.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-13
FOREIGN.

THE origin of the great conilagration
at Salonica has been traced to the burst
ing of spirit still in the Jewish quar-
ter. The burned district comprises an
area of $50 acres. The insurance on the
property destroyed amounts to 81, ooO,-
900, of which $3.50, 600 is held by British
companies.
THE cash receipts of the Mexican fed
eral treasury for the fiscal year ended
last June amounted to $4,000, 600,
against S32, 100000 the preceding ycar.
This has never been equalled in tho Lis-
tory of Mexico.
The Trades Union Congress concluded
it's sessions at Liverpool on the 9th and
dissolved. Resolutions were adopted to
boycott unfairly male goods and all
railways, tramways and boats whose
employees are unpaid. John Burns, tho
Socialist leader, was appointed mcmber
of the Parliamentary committee in
place of Mr.. Birtwistle, who refused to
serve.
AFTER four unsuccessful attempts TO
fight duel on account of differences
arising from the Boulanger revelations,
NJ. Rochefort and Thiebaud succeeded
in having an encounter. The duel was
fought at Laclinge, Holland, on the
9th. Thiebaud was slightly wounded.
TIE total debt of the Dominion of
Canada on August 81. 1890, was $685.
$685. At the close of the fiscal year,
June So last, it was S23S, 04S, 63S, being
decrease during July and August Of
Ass, ,70S.
The well-known German sculptor
Kaffsafek and the, painter Weimer were
drowned recently while on boating OK
cursion.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-13
DOMESTIC.

THE taking of the testimony before
the New York State Board of Arbitra-
etion regarding the trouble on the Gem
trail was closed on the 5th. Under the
circumstances the board can not render
decision in favor of either side. as this
can only be done when both parties con-
sent to arbitration. The board will con-
slider the testimony and make certain
recommendations for the amicable set
tlement of the difficulty.
A soUTn-BoUND freight train on the
Missouri, Kansas e Texas railroad was
ditched at Checotah, Indian Territory,
on the 9Th. Engineer Doud and Fire
man Ebbeson were buried under the de-
bris of sixteen cars and killed. The
wreck then took fire and was consumed.
A PREMATURE blast on the Northern
Pacific road near Spokane Falls, Wash,
on the 9th buried between fifty and
seventy-fve workmen under mass of
rock. Eighteen were taken out dead
and twenty-seven were unaccounted for
at last accounts.
o THREE young ladies took refuge un-
der a tree at Virden, IN, during a
thunder storm on the 9th. The tree was
struck by lightning and one, Phebe
Stockdale, was killed. The others were
severely shocked but will recover.
FIVE men were killed and more than
thirty injured by a rear end collision in
q cut on the Rio Grande railroad near
Florence. Col, on the 9th. The second
section of freight train dashed into a
passenger coach loaded with laborers,
which was attached to the first section
and had for some cause been delayed in
the cut.
JoHN ]. REED, brakeman, residing
at East Albany, was arrested at Hudson,
N. Y, on the 7th, charged with wreck.
ing the express train near Castleton, N.
Y, .ow nights ago. 1t is said that he
has confessed and will implicate some
prominent knights of Labor.
AT Independence, Ia, on the 9th the
PAGER Roy Wilkes, owned by the Calu
met Stock Farm, of Chicago, lowered
the worlds stallion pacing record by
making half mile in 1:O014, the fastosi
half mile ever paced or trotted by any
horse.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1890-09-13
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

M. ALEXANDRA CHABTRAIN, the we'll
known French novelist. is dead.
THE Mississippi constitutional con-
vention on the 4th disposed of the
penitentiary question by adopting a
clause providing that no convicts shall
be leased or hired to any corporation
after December l. 1894. and that the
Legislature shall abandon the leasing
system as soon as possible.
The New York League of State Re-
publican clubs met at Saratoga on tho
4th, President MoAlpin in the chair and
100 clubs being represented, Tho Soc