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Wichita eagle., 1890-01-24
The Bodies of Lithuanian Children
Unearthed and Terribly
Mutilated.
Lithuanians Arm Themselves and Hasten
to the Scene, but the Poles
Escape.

The Community of Plymouth, Pa, In
tensely Excited by the Vile Desecra-
tion-Lynching Strongly Talked
of-An Iowa "spotter' Sent
Up for Perury-The
List of Crimes
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Ntisrciiantous

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nIIEtTiNi.-A. " l.:,l IUlOkN All
~ sia>-rs Of private ""Ih > vars "N.
p.rI,n,c; bet 'I,s ref renee. "Ii Wet
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~ .ri,.Or ci0'hing a. faif value VIII
LIcasc cali o. or addrc~s
EDWARD MILLER. CO eth ave.
DEIVATE Dt.TECTiVE.-ll Highest "i,N
i r.i,r,nc II lu-iii"r~ ~i't!J 'oiii
d Mai moderate ttrnis >p""h- Frhch
AID German. W. 2lG En-. 4'u-'t
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i wi1ows not before entitled; si>o pen.
sions increased. Veteran Attorney con IL
LING. 1888 Broadway evenings. 4CG West
S3d.st. ~ ranch Washington.
IGIMHI:EILAS rrc'vcr'd canr- repaired
~ parasol> To match suits specialize gold
and silver handles repaired. GATChELL'>.
%2i Gth-aN".
WE POSITIVELY have the best dis.
w p.ay and nc" st h"d"ls 81 wlarpr..
ain. cs undcrw, ar. draw r.; al.o the lat ~
.hadr- and bet quality 81 tnr genuine PaT!.
bon Mar be and Louvre glove. from. S2r
for s.button Mou.9u, tn'res. sns .ht,
Broadway.
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Er!r Nuutfo.
Males.

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ri!LIN"iISM. 81 wr-t est
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EXPEi,IEHCED SERVANT. with 10
| IL yrais' r.!"icnc,'s who has Travelled eI-
| ten sivry. wants situation now o. later. 40
drr-, toNsTANrINE NoAth, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
Real Cstlte 10 Cxchanne.


CITY FOR COUNTRY and country for
- city, phOtoc pins at CONDiI' :. ll19
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WANT a snail CoIntr, pace. near by.
j w6!,h about $500. To- very emo ce
tnrecetCrv modem. La'dWt .. IionAlyn
JOHN .. HOII, JK.. iii broadway, New.
IOrH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

A -LARt,r. PROTESTANT EMPLOY.
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hor- =. g.. cit and count, az aht ~ a..
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i>nGr0 GID iinCllls.

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h"aIdrrs taken. references.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
Suburban proprrlp.

For Sale and 10 Let.
IMPROVED and uniIBprovvd suburban
j rroperty IN selected lorali';cs for -al.
Nnd 10 Ient. TALIAFERKO 4 FOCTZ.
Pos Broadway tOppos!tc city HalD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

-,,,l, IL. ut.' As luct.l l'r't-
,.,an, woman Thoroughly unt'r-'ind-
Il h-,nrhr, q. .nt,irf. ""n- d'>.'''
rafting Sc. r't 'n, ''",n - ~ .
iltc, S.,.u a. ~, - ''A''.' W. '''" AZ"
,ntn -, JAtcllN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

EOH ShLE.-F.vc ..s'or~ 4. d hascmcn:
Il blick houses. On VI DO Gtli-s:.. near
k:OneaIe.; terms to suit my has..s: can
lie seen AZ any tine. OWNER, OF ircu SIS
or a. his residence. 3O2-a MarOn.st.. .
'oo1lvn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
flats Wante0.

FURNISHED fat waited for the season.
= "A large. well furnished fat by fam.
~ OF four adults. east Of Gth.a,c. and
prow 5oth.st. unexcepuonablc references
>~.>@s R. Box a.. Tribune Onice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11
Eral Qsiaie manteo.


VEANIED.-W have q client a la!y
w from vs. stem N"w-YO.k. Ir-pU1.ibi.
and real estate owner. who Wal tan'
la" ~ laI,'r hr.t-class. Genital house AID
fLr.:>h - hcw.y. o.. VII! buv out SUI.
Its,iuily stab she'd hnaliih--hou>..
JAMES Il. LDWAEI> Y CO.,
l.-33 IL galway.
NNANIID.--, heap TO- ,i.n. from. OWLri.
w H. G.U!U--!.et h.L-". H."d "a and "a
500 order. must b" b"iOw '0th->t AID
east Of Gth.asr, v.tinity e.: Nr!Tv J.. ~.
CNre.
" ANTrD-A first in.- STOW Wr-' >. q"
W house. CONDIT. liz! BfOt:Ndy.
nv ~ Ed On u I"ar i.d-' IHtcr D. !pN
w 5yth..t !. ~ Is ut iu O'.c i.i e. uu.
j. proved pifcIicd. rutland WHITING"
& b. cAn aH.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-11

a I!HIAN woman wInt> "ni."!urI.t
N I" '."in On ~1tgr.d:-. NJ" I't-I'c.,
i''r ln-'Utnt.
.lLNI4UN. Want.d d. lmr'd.a,' Y. by
"A r'it'd Christian idcf ana A,'..".'''i.
-'c'' sui t-d, h I. lO'i.."n A. COVERINGS rr
con. ..in.pr. ani to asst "rG..iY lltt IN
A.I-'.I.d dUt.,-; a'Guir' mat. i.'v!-r
af..''. t'.'-. t!u'a, ma ana .ai'i hOik
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- -" Gav hVG-ec .edii.nG. 3Ol Last
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co"d t.S' h'r For terms and r. f'I'co-
asdr"-. Miss Il. e.. l0G W"S' 20 e..
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Gin Real C5ta.e 60 Get.

1,INF LOFTS f. lr,,. 5n>~j. AZ I93.l35
j. West .3c.-t. J. a. ard a .va, - VIE.
mo LrT.-i- WIS., S2U->f. az. AMI o.
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otOO YENE.-N,o.. 2.~tor,. N...o Acr-o.
nj on Il ROOFS. al in'pr3V, rl.."'s c,'.
ycD.ently located. W. HOWE. $50 No;.-aNc.
Brooklyn Zeal Estate.
TN0 LEr.-ForI.>t l."Hnsjcnc-fI ont
j house. IN good nj hh"fHood and cen.
trallv l,cstrd. M B.oonivn h""a "st''.
li.hed u years as a boarding -hOu-": ;'.:I.-
tusc can be bought Il q, ..r'd test 81 riot
ence required; Icn; Moderate. tIil a: ~
address 3i7 Pacific. near i!o' t.st.. E'kl'n.
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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-04
ROUGH ON LONDON.
The Commercial Supremacy of the
Worlds Metropolis Threatened by tho
Vexatious Labor Troubles.

The Commercial Supremacy of tho
Worlds Metropolis Threatened by the
Vexatious Labor Troubles.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-Though the Ship
ping-Owners' Union, formed yesterday,
is backed by total capital OF nearly
$500, 900, 600, it does not include many
London ship-owners. London shipmen
believe that while the union can sue
cessfully resist the vexatious interfer-
ences of labor at other ports, it can not
contend with the London Dockers'
Union. They take the ground that in
the event of renewal of the trouble
with the lockers, the only course to
pursue viii be to abandon London alto
gethcr and utilize the facilities at.
forded at other ports. In that
contingency they will join the new
union. This decision is one that may
forcshadow the decline of London as a
great port. Many largo ship-owners
have come to take very decided view
in favor of small ports as against the
large ones. Should the implied change
take place, however, it would not af-
feet England's maritime supremacy, as
what was lost by London would be
gained by other English ports. Tho
Union includes nearly all the North of
England and Scotch shipping and most
of tho Atlantic lines. 1t is proposed to
invite American, Australian and con-
tinental ship-owners to join them.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-04
HELD UP AND ROBBED.

A Louisville & Nashville Train Held Up
Near Fiomaton, Ala, and Largo
Amount OF Money Stolen-The Robbers
Supposed to Belong to the Rubc Bur-
rows Gang.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, Sept. O. Tho
Louisville &c Nashville passenger train
from New Orleans for the north was
held up last night at eleven o'clock a
short distance above Flomaton, on Es-
Gambia river bridge. Tho robbers
climbed on the engine, and covering the
engineer with reyolvers, compelled him
to stop. They then went through the
express car and rifled all packages, get
ting large sum OF money. The exact
amount is unknown. The robbers be-
long to the Burrows gang, which has
been a terror to this section Of country
for years. 1t is reported here that the
express messenger, Archie Johnston,
killed one Of the robbers, but particulars
are meager. The train was fast ex-
press.
LATER-It now appears that there
were only two men concerned in the
robbery. After the engineer, Bob Sizer,
stopped the train they compelled him,
at the point of two revolvers, to break
open the e8press.car with heavy mall
let. The express messenger, Archie
Johnson, appeared at the door and
lowered his revolvers. The robbers inn
mediately covered him and told him to
lay down his revolver, and he obeyed.
Then the robber in the car compelled
the messenger to open his safe and
hand OUT all the money. The other
robber kept firing first to ono side OF
the train and then to the other to over
awe the passengers and the train crew.
When the robbers got the money, Sizer
was taken to the engine and compelled
to pull out. Then with parting shot
the robbers dashed off into tho bushes
and were lost to sight Posses from
Flomaton and Mobile are in pursuit of
the robbers.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-04
BY A BROKEN RAIL.

Terrible Accident on the Northern Pacific
Road, by which Two Persons were
Killed and Eleven Injured-A Broken
Rail the Cause of the Accident.
IIoT SPRINGS Wash, Sept "A ter
riblc accident occurred on tho Northern
Pacific last night, four miles from Eagle
Gorge. Two persons were killed and
eleven others injured. The east-bound
passenger train, No. 9, was thrown from
the track by broken rail and the mail,
express and baggage cars, smoker, emi-
grant car and two coaches were thrown
from the track. The names of the killed
are:
Ben Young, umpire of the Northwest
League.
J. ID. Keppler, of Red Bluff, Cal.
The names OF those injured are:
L. w. Healy and wife, Tracy, MINI. !
Mrs. DIR. A. II. Fowler, Holyoke, Mass.
V. q. Frost, Ellensburg.
+, II. Furniss, Tacoma.
Judd Randall, Glenville, MINI.
George Brahsky, Spokane Falls.
r. S. Campbell, Oregon.
G. II. Woodson, a tourist.
George e. Purple, Edgemoor, Mich.
Physicians have been sent from
Ellensburg, and special train will
bring the wounded to this city.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-04

MIroS REDiy, q prominent voting
man ut Wood field, o., Was caught in the
ropes OF aii ascending balloon on the
Both u1t, ind at n Height of 1000 feet
Tell and was crushed 10 death.
Mn. ChAnKsoS, First Assistant POST
fnastcr.tieneral, practically concluded
his service in tho Post Onico Derart.
mont on the 30th silt. In his nearly
eight teen months in bfiice Mr.. Clarkson
appointed 26,675 fSsrth-Blass ppstmast.
ers and established 1890 new post
Offices
PRAIRIE fres along the little Missouri
river in North Dakota had on the 30th
ult burned over thousands of acres
TnE rensus returns on thr B0th hit.
showed that the fUhitdd States now
stands second among civilized countries
with respect to population, it having
B4,OOO, 900 residents, against 113, 1854, ,649
in the Russian empire.
MILES OGLE, noted counterfcitcr, was
arrested at Cincinhati on the eOth ult,
A ftANiNo- MEit and several houses at
Erie, Pa, were bsrnel on the ist. Loss,
Si45, 900.
THE statement of the public debt Is
sued on the 1st showed the total debt
to be.si,bf0, tt3 4sbj cash In the treasury,
1864, ,55T, 449i debt less cash in treasury,
SsT5, 1850, O4o Decrease during August,
ss33,073 Decrease since Juno 80,
1880, s2l ,91l, S95.
THE business portion OF Oxford, Ia. 4,
was destroyed by an incendiary fire on
the 1st
Il. G. ANTHONY, OF Taunton, Mass,
broke the worlds bicycle record for a
quarter mile on the lst at Hartford,
Conn. Time, SO 2.5 seconds.
THE division superintendent OF the
New York Central railroad at Buffalo
said on the 1st that none of the striking
switchmen would be ro-employcd.
JESSE AUi,r's saloon at Greentown,
Ind, was blown Zip by dynamite on the
1st. The perpetrators Of the decd were
Unknown.
LApon day was celebrated all over the
country on the lst.
ADvICEs of the lst say that the total
cotton crop of the United States for 1890
amounts to 1911, 81! bales, exceeding the
largest crop ever grown by 265, 4s9
bales, and the crop Of last year by J73,
032 bales
THE Wolford House at Como Col,
was burned on the lst and three persons
lost their lives in the flames.
THE best estimates on the 1st put the
wheat crop Of Minnesota and the Da-
kotas at 90, 00O 600 bushels
Miss EMILY ASHTON, daughter of a
prominent citizen of Northwood, Pa,
eloped on the ist with William Thorn p.
son, her fathers colored coachman.
THE Grand Master Of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows in Missouri declared or
the lst that the Grand Lodge had nc
authority to dismiss saloon-keepers
from the order.
AT West Point, California mining
town, man named Gallagher while
drunk on the ist fatally shot his wife
and killed his son and himself.
THE American Social Science Associa.
tion commenced its twcnty.iifth annual
session on tho 1st at Saratoga Springs,
n. Y.