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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13
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E. ESTABROOK. Salesman.
GRANITE TABLETS AND COMMENTS
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A

This picture shows the frout elevation Of thu
monument soli by h. Rstabroot, Manchester Cen
rn, W. to the family Of the late Hugh W. Bughss
OF Granville. n. Y veil knosn ss the slate hisg Of
Americs. The main feature iof the monument 70
Portrait Figure Of Mr. Hughes, life sise made Of
granite, cut separate from the monument and set In
q recess, a. shown,
furnish everything In The liss OF Csmstsry uork
hsm tablet or grave mars 10 the largest monu.
ment furnished direct from the qiarries aud eel ny
on the cnstomtrs lot in tho cemetery.
When in Dellwood Cemetery. Man, hester, look u
the Newell and Long, Moodocok and Walker, Bald.
vim and SWEET. d, u Purdy. Feitiboue Brothers,
Tovsley and Letcher, Moffst X. j HAwlsy, and Per
kins monuments and Psitibono double tablets; and
Ia Manchester Centre Howard, Parker, H,ckok,
bherwin. Bnskrk, Vaughn aud others: In bnndsi~
land, Mrs, Willie Bacon, Augusta Bacon, JAmes
Bowen, Bentley, MAttison Shsrwin Williams and
0ravcs. ! sold these monuments aud can send you
Games Of parties In your vicinity that have fur.
nrhed With work.
II you have work 10 buy, whether II 10 email
tAvler or . large monument. drop line line and
VIII send you desiEns call and show you both de-
signs and material on my neSt trip through your
place. and give ,ou price Of work set up complete on
yonr lot ! can save you 10 10 20 per cent on cost
OF Your work. Don't buy until you get my prices
travel through the Eastern, Middle and Western
States, MY mai Is forwarded TO mo by my family.
II will only cost yon two cents TO go 10 800
more so write at once and get quarry prices.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13
s|astnsI' New YoIt Store,
Neal Bargains This Week.

All Linen Towels. l3lx?6 iuchcs, 10
Lsdies' Fss. Black Hose. regular
made, lie
Clothes Brushes. full sssi and
good oses, 10
Night Lamps, large siae, paper
Tampa, won't break. 10
Carpet Tscks full count. $50 In
paper, 20
Wire Hair Brushes. large Giro,
Florence back. worth ESQ, 100
Blueing. large boxes, 10
Men's y Kip Boots, per pair, $40
Mems Heavy All Wool Striped
| Kersey Psnts. per pair. 81 so
Meme Shaker Wool Socks pr pr, loo
Meme Kangaroo Cali cork sole
shoes. per pair, 81 so
Granite Iron Tea Pots and Coffee
Pots. hold two quarts, 6pc
Mems Arctic Overshoes, 800
Ladies' DongolA Kid Shoes, Opera
Toe and Common scnse Button.
irregular 81 90 shoe for 81 SO
Ladies' Beaver Shoes. flannel
lined, pei pair, $50
Wood Pipes. . regular l5c pipe 70, 10
Needle Books containing 5 papers
needles and other useful articles,
oil for Sc
Large Fsncy Baskets with handles, s,
Mouse Traps. best. five holes. 10
Wire Broilers aud Toasters, best
quality. cheap At loo. only 10
Large. Handsome Gl .ss Inkstands,
with cover. only 10
Ladies' Kid Button Boots, fancy !
tips, per pair. tl %
Ladies' Glove Grain Button Boots, /
special hervy shoe, per pair, $i.00 /
Ladies' Cloaks. Ladies Jackets.
Mems Clothing. Boys and Childrens I,
Clothing. Caps for Men and Boys,
Cloaks, all bargains.
Ladies' All Wool Pants and Vests.
Ladies' Merino Vests and Pants.
Mems. Boys and Children's Under.
wear.
Black Fur Trimming. 100 per yard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13

Mira Hstry Baady Of Manchester
sss 10 icsn this week
-Mfs Deuine and Mrs. Ptiilips have
returned from Molipel,sr.
MIS- c. NJ. Lsitrop seat to Troy. n.
y. on Taesdsy for short visit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13

The Hillside Workers will give 30
oyster supper add sale Of fancy articles .,
The peu Uuion church ou Thursdsy even
ing. Nov. 30 The proceeds will be used
10 pay fos pess Tor The church. A general
invitation 10 sltended.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13

Fred Winchester OF South London
derry Was 10 town last week
We learn that they are paying ninety
cents per bushel for potatoes vt Gran
Vile
-Fsyette Potter and .. s. Smell were
in New York last week. Mr.. Smell and
Damon Wheeler will soon start with q
drove OF cattle for western Massach usetts
and Connecticut.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13
}. DAVIS < SON.,
Manchester Depot.

y se1lt % Dxos With ell the fseiftiss fos doiss
Any repairs on Clocss. wstehes, aud JsvsIs,.
Al sorh done With dispsisb sx.d bsAiasss.
Hs viii viii tsks 10 sxehsDes for vosh
Farmer Pfodacs.
soo4 bsstss, posAtoss, corn. pcst asd wood.
they wish.
|ovtIcK 0PPHirs =. oolv.ss 0Risr uIE.L
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-11-13

scbusetts TO spen. the winter With her
son aud other friends.
The ladies society viii will meet 90
Friday afternoon With Mrs. Albert Sim.
ouds. Ali the ladies ere invited.
The Harvest Concert vas complete
success aud reflected great creii, upon oil
Who took part IN It A good vsriety Of
vegetables. fruits aud plants vss display
ed and srrsyed With much taste.
The present ~esk is pretty sell oiled
up. Oa Monday evening occurs the ~
ceuu. Tuesday evening spsriy d John
Priests. Of neighbon snd frieois 10 ahov
restet for their departure and best wishes
for success and happiness 10 their nsv
home. Wednesday evening sociable 81
school house ball. Thar.d.y evening pray
ef meeting Al Dee Biicheljer's. after
which there will be . meeting to consider
The prcjec, Of singing school. Saturday
evening meeting Of y. P.SC T. q, The
church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Mr. SCovEI. the tenor. and his wife,
who was formerly Miss Roosevelt Of
New York. will bring An action for libel
against tho St Stephens Review. Of
London. for publishing an article in
which it was suggested that Mr.. Scovel
had r6aered Miss Roosevelt for her
money pd 1Ast, the marriage was an
unhappy onG
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

nmonops u0bsoooo - 0Vessso - - -
pssssss Ssaopsa
WAsa n she fs~cs thai cusss disease. sal
VhjpA 10 ~ mast cpa~sasras apvsssssss fe
ooptyias ~ How far is tss rerssas paysP
ciss ussfal 10 vs hecsasc we hesssvs in him.
asd Acw Tar ara biz pills sad powders snd
Snaics oaiy she material representatives OF
his psrsosai inasease Ga oar hsalsas
ne regslas dcctsrs essre. ;as hossaspsshsc
dcrscrs esrv. shs H-aanssasnnitss eare; ss5
% Do TIE sasss cares saa shs aisa enrs<
oad he soeAsse1 Chrtsssss ~ssSsn.ssts- ard
he ssas daliss zai = aass @isrrtisns tt}a
ersats cad sas ps.ens sss~fseiss m~ss Tbsy
I'll Ais, Esd they al naiss. ssa Tie gssz.
a aervar~-cne grra: a~sssr~oce-is IA -
oais Il iAs: whs. ;hc s~<asar d~rsDss bsss
pasicas no x~raaesss. sad her Ne irrrs
S,ar doctors ;ose eas ssu s~ozsnssisy ssssA.
- ed aad howsa-E<xsssssr Ja.aa assi
Advertiser
Mature rarrs. bas asssrc can 10 shI~i.
kjsdcr~a o. defeated Ia shs suTssiEs rFs
90 And the Cssaassssiai : ecsiesfsas -
that 70 r. tho part of rational tssaEs - seex
nod sruss The sivhs % ara Of gid rAas&
ser whs hare s;aass~t shr Aasasn ~sssf~as zzt
tpaneh. - Tar a. ~sae~sssa ~eisaes sixh.s rs
way, low far they can al asiars sal aas
sAey can bsss ssosi e~sssrsc,la< hsr BAT
faso Commercial
10 y no; eur purpose ~ SrassiSs ihr svis
sAAa scsait from ssup-ay1as .as sR~gsua
lvss. Tho .gnossni. chssis.Ahs aat aas S.t -
presrrihp foe The ~rax.ass~s sha. ar az
human family. We sinF's a~caArs ;sas ~
pAyslrisn who kssws ssnnrthsss q t~tsrr
thAa The physician Who saaws pssAsEx o.
very ,ifi;e ina-~i shos: zoe s;sart1F~ 4a4ih.
ccnii,icas of the human sys,~sz ufcsurs~
- dsps sss know Is al r. Aestrs Nora
ias ussajd.
havc used WArn~rss safe Care ani bat
for IL 0meiy ase ~uEAi have bra. ises4y
hriirve. In my grave sron uhss ths a~;n-,
termed Brishts pss~as~ n y rsrlrsr.
scoios Editor Scso.s Gascsir. ~'ai-~SiAs.
Ohsc. IN . letter as.r.i jane a. i>s
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The Berlin papers comment bit.
terly on . reported statement Of Mar
shall Canrobert Of France. that he
hopes to see the day when the Ne.
generated French army will roll back
the German ranks" The German press
argues that while such sentiments are
openly uttered by men high In the con-
fidence Of the French people and Gov.
eminent 1t is useless to talk of Europe
diSarming.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

IT is reported from Vienna that . Sec
Ond proposition has been made by Mex
leo for a removal of diplomatic rela.
tions which have been suspended be-
tween the two countries since Maximil-
ian. brother Of the Austrian Emperor,
was executed by the Mexicans at Quere-
tato. III fb67.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

AxTz1aes q d~iphtheria 1t Maritime
A. (ndSAso1e Of them fatal have
bn pxi.Ag iAysicians for some time
bveral a1scte4 fAmiliee It 10 positively
hqkco1ad Dot have contracted tho
fnoh Alg infected persoaL In
pAysician Of IN afflicted
household four miles north of the city
reEeAlel. The, fact that three cats had
died very suddenly and mystsriously.
1t - Seaieved they died Of diphtheria
an14botthsy communicated the disease
to the children.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

MADRID advices state that great con-
sternation has been caused in clerical
circles by tho news that priests not OF
native origin are to be expelled from
Mexico. as the large majority Of Mex
ico's priests arc from Spain, where the
ranks of the clergy are already over
crowded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

.@-IuECsar1h hes ordered General Gourko,
GsvseAor n Poland. to proceed to St
Ienr4 Burg and explain his recent
aotIop in shooting three volunteers
The Sovernor's written report Of the
occurrence failed to satisfy the Gar of
the necessity for the arbitrary killing
Of the men.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

In an article upon Russia's relation to
the leading European powers tho Novoe
Vremya dwells upon the peaceful au-
spices under which tho winter season
opens A situation has s~upervened. 1t
says, which the French describe - IN
entente cordiaG All agree that the re-
cent journeys Of the Emperor Of Ger
many contributed principally to the es-
t~ablishment Of the present satisfactory
situation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

ASSISTANT ADJUTANr-GExERAL VII
ILAMs in his report to General Miles,
recommends that the several bands OF
Cheyenne Indians now separated be col
1ected'at Tongue river agency. He says
that he thinks 1t . mistake to have com
panaes of different regiments stationed
a. posts and urges that companies Of the
same regiment be kept together.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

THE President has designated Assist
ant Secretary Nettlcton to act rs As
sistant Secretary OF the Treasury in the
absence Of Secretary Window, and has
also designated Assistant Secretary
Spalding to act as Secretary in the alb
sence Of both Mr.. Window and MI.
Nettlefon.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

xHE ts9asure yacht Francis dragged
heeAAnhoes in Belfast looh during the
recent storm and ms driven against
the foCks With such violence that her
dssWsfe Sippsd' open. causing her 10
fill nth water and sink in . few min
ute& Her commander. who vas
dr6t4e1 WAS Lord OAaselupe. . SCOT
tishpnobleHaA TAs crew suoceeded in
cl nGing 70 the rocks until relief came.
viscodhtA csntelupe WAS . nephew OF
Lord Sackville West formerly British
Minister tQl 5gpahinesoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

THE horse called Jim, owned by
George w. Bell. which went through
the rebellion, was buried at Andrewa.
Ind, recently by the Grand Army post
with military honorA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
eolp.ea.s oAaeaA


neussasos $780, g - 0seagy - Z
Uoob0p0oo0~
Se3Aiss II -
Thsso vas - sls q 0Saeeos % ~
Uaiea Depot ssa h - s0ess aasee
Uatsa syssse - ~ soese wos4 psssa
socag ne e0Icsala Who wos The sos-
ASss whe AaA - ns.y frsss1ss u 80
20 ssAo seaAtsse ~ - solA,se.' Sss
piain 'Soldise." asA ~ vss caly edoe.
. little hisck fellow vho hsA Tor yesss
beea Q fAailiss eAasecsee ssusnd shs
aspeA Everybody vss bic fssss4 ses
oaiy Soe HE oun sakA bss % secosss
eeths Aissosy ofAis evssusl lis~ sAssa
eosld 10 bus have hses able % ta1k
vouia Aavs sdasa a i~ssss~ssias pags
- Westesn hissugy.
Ous day soos elsvsa pears go a cs4
soiAiss rot % N e~ass-eessA tn'a he
AaA bss1 vousAsA. ssA vas % bis say
hone o . sssiougA. bat vas sahsa &c
here and seas "a . Aospstal vhsss b
only lived too oe three AayA with hin
when be arrived here sas . hsae black
do. which he said bed bsea his cor
s,snt companioa on The pia,aA asd -
he vas In General Tessys command
vhsa they sest - . supposed 70
have gone. 10 brave Cssssr's rsiies ~
the time OF The Little Bsg Hon slsseh-
srr. The canine passed. al through that
remarkable campaign
Wheo shs mAa was taksa - he hos
pitai the dog rsmaiaed at he depot
and for days wandered over the srsckA
under the cars and up and down Caica
syesus hunsiag for HE aasssr. vhe -
fore this had gone % await he
Anal bugis call A. last As To-
Gated In the Union Pacific ticket
ofnce opposise the main ensrsacs
% tho depot, and from that Z me On uss
. fixture with the overland psopaa Nc
I. 4 shaw. the ticket sgssl took HIN
under his especial charge and alter .
time the dog. which hsd heea chr.sicnsd
soldier" was taken 10 Mr. Shaw's
home where he zoos became . grvss PIT
with the family.
soldier" evidently appreciated his
nov home as he made 10 his hcsd1uae-
ters from that time until hts dessh.
which occurred from old ag~ For ssv-
crai years. no matter What the weather.
Soldier" would 60 down 10 thc Union
Depot where he would make The rounds
Of the building and slso the od1ecs
along the avenue thea he would return
TO Mr.. Shsw's home for the day. lie
wss stolen once and taken 10 beaver.
but escaped from his csptor. and after
months Of absence. turned Up fsotsoss
and almost exhausted Not long after
hs sgsln disappeared and Vas nos scea
for over . year. when u day he
into the Union Pacific once
dead than alive. He ~as taken
snd tho lad G nursc4 him FOR
weeks until he recovered. Afses
that exploit Soldier" lived . quiet life
uaCi bis death Kansas City Timsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Tue population Of Vienna. BY the an
ncxation Of several suburban villages
o amounts to 1.S00. 000. ranking ~
Europe's fourth city in po mt Of inhab-
ftanta
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

A MADEID dispatch says that the Gov
ernrnent is in very gloomy financial
straits, and that the supposed high
tariff is not SO much a measure of pro-
lection as to raise
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

CoFrBs has been attracting moro st-
tent:on 1t New York. and the market
has developed unusual and unexpected
weaknesA The Indications are that the
controlling bull clique has been for
ds0taAOp pest . free seller 10 traders,
who have been persuaded to buy ON tho
theory Of . revival OF the manipulation
which has 20 long held the market in
An abnormal condition. A phenomenal
yield is expected in Brazil, and that
= been . seller OF futures
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

JULIUS MosrER aged forty years. died
at the Marlborough Hotel. New York,
Non pasalysis He was q SON of Henry
Mos.er. founder Of the safe and lock
company in Cincinnati.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Mr. EDwARD LLOYD. the Enelish
tenor. Is announced for . tour in the
United StateSin May and June, 1894
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The pyramids are being assailed.
Two local sheiks are digging out stones
from the lower courses Of the two pyra-
mids Of Ghi.eh.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

The Car has recently suffered &C.
verely from the govt and his pbysi-
clans have vetoed his former indul.
gence in high living.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

To IMPRESS . plain truth IL IL not neces.
sary 70 paint 10 % the eye By comic wool
Ordinary typo II better. IL ], secures pour
confidence. To illustrate; II you NV thu
victim Of Malaria, aud wish 20 hr FREQ from
il iRss<dLst.iy. one bottle Of b~hailss6crRrr's
Antidotc will lsfs Tssy do the work. Nmay
you n bclicvc this and g-f tho medicine
without delay. DR.. A. r. shs~Iirnbrsgcr.
Rochester. Pa, will send 10 b.. mail fos oas
dollar.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

1t was a custom among tho Roman.
that . bride should b brought to her
husband with . covering or vail cast
over her head. and hence tho ceremony
was called nspfifi:: from nn5o to vail
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
ADDITIONAL DlsPArcura


An early morning fire in . lodging
house At 15a West Thirty-third street
New York. caused the death. by sufo.
cation. Of one Of the lodgerA John Cal.
lahan.
Hon. BARCLAY MARTIN, the Oldest
living ex-Congressman in Tennessee,
lies very Ill 1t his residence near
ColumbiA There is no hope of his re-
covery.
UNOFFICIAL returns from all the coun.
ties Of Iowa give Mcfarland, Republi.
can. for Secretary Of State 1859 plur-
atty.
GENERAL ]. c. J. WILLIAMS of Knox
VILE. Tenn, declares that he will not
contest Congressman Houk's reelection.
THE London Chronicle holds that the
amazingly friendly reception accorded
to Nj: Balfour in Ireland forces the con-
clusion that the Parnellites do not rep
resent the Irish people.
The Lisbon Dia announces that Lord
Salisbury has accepted Portugal's o
posed modus vivendi regarding the En-
glish and Portuguese possessions in
Africa
The President has issued . prcclama-
ton appointing Thursday. November
q. IS . day OF Thanksgiving.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended November 8 showed IN average
increase Of l7.9 compared with the or.
responding week Of last yea. In Now
YnPk thu ina~>~oA -~.
The Borsen Courier says It has au-
thority for the statement that Prof
koch's remedy for consumption has
proved to % . succesA A famous Ger.
man surgeon. 1t sayA cured within nvs
days . case OF lupus or necrotic tuber.
cular destruction Of the tissues Of the
faca
BELGIUM il agitated by appeals for
universal suffrage and the establish.
nent Of . republic.
THE first secret hanging in Colorado
took place In the State penipentiary
On the eth. . Mexican being the victim.
TIM European faancial situation vas
decidedly gloomy during the week
ended November & Discount rates
wers hrm In Londoo ct 81 70 q The
Havana sugar market vas quiet
CAxox Doris. Of Dublin. has come
out fatty against PAr1ell's land par.
chase schema
Dillon and OBriea received about
S. 90 Tor the Irish cause in Rostoa.
Iri e reported that Robert I. Lineoln
viii roetgn - Minister 70 EA4land
TnE Stanley eontuovsRsy grows voesA
PlRAcr L rampant d Joaquin
I'm Feyo1t % Rvnoiaa reasaaeo ~
heea sspPessssl Absat - poeo
killed
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

~
Sister Cstherine (lli0 Kate DrexeD
Is sooa 70 begin the erection . Az
dalusiA in Bucks County, Pa, Of ssreas
coavent bsil1i.e q sister house OF the
oedsr Of Sisters Of Mercy. the mother
hou0 Of which 10 ct PsttsbufHh The
Institution viii b TO- the instsecHos
of eiraa - qsalify then for tsaching
amoae the lndians-s branch OF edscs.
tional and religious work IN which Sas'
tsf catAofioo hasshovD sGFssstssssest
Goa 6nish RESELL seems % have
aroppsd TIE Tale Of . Coal" pr
nssontly. 1aDAs - Giving Ais vhoae ~
oeotisa . "a Eose RolsHoa"
10 leossa sespQsss q toilet bottles
Iee . dsep q ell Coz srossa tAs ssoppse
90 Sad 10 within . foot q too cf the
Altar . t1oo tap - o0oely. =
e doooDoelooooaaA aDoeheedroposoal
h grssa jasy q sbsfnsa Cesst5.
0rA. sopsets1 nesnsIy th.t there vsse
- peisoas e jails II Tie ceunty. but
thess vsso - RisoessA hsscs tie tag
nyogs voso no6 houDa - wuery tAoO-
sGfvos aboet povtling tAs0.
IAhas0 81 nseAanios go h Sress
asnanA n AnaesadA l6saA ne a11a-
$500 - 0elssss ~ IL bsi11in9
II - city poQ1isos - naDy - sAse
- = hpsas1bfo - aesse : ss1Betsns
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
CURRENT COMMENT.

QCEKS MAnoHEHTA Of Italy he's
grown to Be quito stoat and her hair 10
entirely gray.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

Tho pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which tho ladies' may use tho liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup Of Figs. under all ,on
d,tions make IL their f~ayoTits rcmcsiy. il 10
pleasing to the eye and - the taste. gentle.
yc, enectnal in acting ON the Kidneys. liver
and bowels.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

bouD SALISBURY has replied to the
pr0eest OF Portugal regarding British
encroachments in the Manica country
in South South Africa. He points out
that under the Anglo-P Portuguese CON.
vention. when ratified. not more than
half of Manics will be included within
Portuguese territory. and that the pro-
lonked delay in bringing matters to .
settlement only endsngers Portugsl's
opportunity OF obtaining - much IS the
convention would allot to her.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14

"A man who plants On apple tree
may not know that moro than $50
species OF fungi are lying In walt 10
destroy the fruit Let US be thankful
for the OF years
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-11-14
MISCELLANEOUS

1ISCELkANEOCA
A DETACHMENT of German soldiers
who were guarding . body OF 500 re.
cruits interfered with the relatives Of
the recruits who had come to bid them
farewell. Several OF tho soldiers were
struck. whereupon they drew their side
arms and attacked their assailanta
Several OF the civilians were badly
wounded.
INSPECTOR BYRNKA in regard to Rev.
Dr.. Howard Crosby's recent accusation
that . certain police captain received
so 90 last year in blackmaA from
saloonkeepers in his precinct admits
the gfavity Of the accusation and prom
ises . rigid investigation.
Az unlocked switch neal Beloit Wis,
caused the wrecking of . passenger
train. Fireman Welch vas killed. No
passengers were badly hurt
FIRE broke out in Todd's lumber yard.
Denver. Col. recently. doing 500. 600
damage.
A OBSTRUCTIVE nre ravaged New
Rochelle. N. T., on the sth. breaking
ont in Ferguson's grocery store. The
loss was estimated 1t eS7S. 900
I'm hugo elevators at Buffalo N. Y,
were In flames Oh the morning OF the
9Th. the are breaking out in the
Wells and spreading to the others Id
joining The loss was heavy with two
aEeQen fatally hurt
THRIR passengers were killed BY .
collision on the New York. Ontario 4
Western near Carhondala Pa, recently.
DURIxG tho election row 1t santa
Cfus Chris Carothous stabbed and killed
George Hartman. Next morning
hanged himself In Jail.
THERE vas considerable excitement
the Philadelphia Stock Exchange
caused BY . rapid decline In Pennsyl.,
vaAis railroad The stock vas very act-
tve and declined under heavy selling
TAHE. thousand men employed BY II.
c Flick 4 Co In the coke region about
Coansslsvtlle Pa. struck for the rein
stAtement OF . DISCHARGED workman
In the eyoafn&. howevee. hoth sidee
agreed to arbttrsts the mates.
A RRKleaf train sweat tArou,h -!
nsar Nev BrsanfslA Tex. E,~s-
neef snd nremaA we're killed.
A Nosf dieastroas IRE broke ont NJ
Truckee Cal. O IL 81, started b. =
incendiary ct Btp1lis bseEerx