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u OF the church.
"k. j. SHERMAN. Clerk.
Simon s. D; AieT1. LoErrE1, Deseons.
"..EELsoR s; Smith. Trustees I"
THE THIRD PARTY.
It Nominates = State Ticket In Iowa-Its
Republican Recruits.

Republican Recruits.
DEs MONIES, Juno 8. The Convention Of the
Peoples party OF Iowa to-day nominated this
State ticket: Governor. A. J. Westiail: Lieu
tenant Governor. Walter Scott: Superintend-
ent Of Schools. c. W. Bear; Railway. Commis-
sioner. u. F. Rogers: Judge Supreme Court
F. F. Willis.
There was unbounded enthusiasm. but few
new faces The recruits, with the single ex-
ception OF n. c. Cooper OF Winnebaeo county.
have been drawn from the Republican party.
The Charm an. ]. f. Anderson OF Winebaeo
made his first appearance In open opposition
to the Republican party.
he formerly represented .n ms ,1In ,c1Innty IN the
tions means that many others will follow him.
A. j. Westfa. who was nominated for Gov
ernor is another recent deserter from the Re-
publican Ierty., he is Prohibitionist and
woman sufIraeisi.
Last year he was the third party nominee
for Congress IN the Eleventh district: where he
made q tremendous canvass. visiting all the
farms he could. beginning at daybreak and
retired Tor the night
worker. His work 10 the Eleventh district
proved disastrous to the Democrats. He drew
nearly 5000 farmers, votes, which resulted in
the election OF the Republican candidate by
It WAS Westfalrs nomin on that the Repub-
licans feared. and n strong effort was made
definition In advance: This purpose, became
so apparent that the farmers turned in and
nominated Westfall by acclamstion.
and mon poles. ratifylng the acts OF the Gin
cinati Convention. demanding Increased tag
tion OF rail Dads. and the Australian ballot
Democrats alike for various acts and omissions
IN the Stale Legislature.
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coUsr roy noows LErrxRa
Ce-.e-ts On Bis.arek asa .. the wsr
with Frsnee.

With France
The correspondcnce OF Count Won Room.
Prus.ian Minister Of War during the making
OF the Gel man empire. was published in Ger
many early in this month. One letter throws
suong Hight on the mutual ie'atons of En-
peror williams ' mighty men ~ v,lor" whVm
tradition has represented as orking ,osethsr
without friction. On Jan. IL. lS7.. ..von wrote
TO friend:
Bismarck proceeds with anairs-also the
Prussian about as he did in former years, is
over-li,ely in the councils. speaks almost
constantly. and appears TO be in his old error
OF thinking that by his Intellectual activity
and personal amiability all tho difficulties OF
tho situation can be overcome The coQuet-
ting with tho National Liberals 10 still carried
on and the old allies arc ignored. He expects
to win all By diplomatic dialcctics and human
cleverness. He talks conservatively with the
Conservatives. liberally with the Liberals. and
betrays thereby such an almighty suspicion OF
ali around him. or such incompre hensible delu-
sons. that sometimes despair completely. He
wishes 10 remain the all-in. all. as he believes
that the new structure will collapse the instant
wronR-but. the means to the end! Are they
rendered holy n @ Just for for his sake
peals to the King. the hosti tiles have. con-
tinueu lnc0seAnIIy, mucn oRhtnSt MS Will. no
complains OF me daily in iileRibie documents
bearing his signature. without once notifying
me OF the difficuties in question. The only
result Ia that the King gets knowledge OF the
existfng friction between the military and
political departments. The former arc better
unders ood by the SOVEREIGN naturally than By
his chancellor The King always finds q prac-
ticable middlo way. but We have no time to
come to an agreement In advance"
Tho despatch which Room sent far and wide
to tho commanders OF tho German army ON
the iateiul midnight OF July l5-l6 was: :. Mobi-
lie the army according TO plan" The following
two weeks were for Roons department quite
free from care and labor OF every kind The
machinery OF mobilization worked 30 surely.
so exactly. so entirely without friction he
wrote. that In the whole period not sinRie
question Uf tho general Commands or others
had to be answered BY the Department OF War"
md this. notwiihstanding the hrevity OF tho
order and the absence on their summer fur
louRhs OF many Of the highest Generals
and officers OF the general staff Ey-n as
late as July 80 Room wrote: Heaven
knows why It Ia. but cannot yet
But this Is nonsense. caused By the complete
OF the pretsxt for war. To get rid
oi such impressions person % mus. realize that
Of preparation. Thus We now learn that Ger
many has long been covered by q fine net
work OF French police spies. OF this We have
proof and We are now busy looking up the fel-
lows and rendering them harmless"
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rHr rrIDxs WILL oox1xsE
Hr. Reiis.s Ce.ei-ses Bis Arrv-est sse
Mr. NeCurHy 0pe.s for the Helrs.

Mr. NeCurSy Opess for the HeIrrt
SARATOGA. June sin the Tildcn will case.
before the Second Division OF the Court OF Ap-
rsals, Daniel G. Rollins this morning con-
ciuded his argument for the appellants He
said that II will probably bo claimed in this
court, as IL was claimed In the courts be-
low. that though the provisions OF the thirty
fifth article 10 favor OF indefinite charities
bo disreearded. the provisions for the Tiiden
trust arc nevertheless Intellectual. because the
testatcr failed to give 10 that corporation any
definite portion OF his estate or nnv rikhts
which could successfully invoke the Aid OF the
courts TO enforce. Has 1t not been at all times
entirely feasible for the next Of kin and heirs
at law OF Gov. Tilden to protect themselves
against tho illegal appropriation OF any por-
ton OF his residuary estate TO the
indefinite purposes referred TO In the
thirty y-ffth articloi What is the meap-
ing OF the very a, tion now at the bar OF this
court for determin alton. brought BY one Of the
testatora next OF kin Immediately after tho
entry OF the surrogate's decree BY which the
will was admitted to probate7 The court be-
fore which the action was brought could
properly have adjudscd. by its decree. that
the ulterior provision Of the thirty nth article
OF the will was illegal. and that i had no yir-
point poi % saS portion Of The .rssiduary Of the e.-
tate TO the purposes IN such provisiyn a srSc.neH @
Mf. DeloB McCuroy OF counBei ioI huo 10
matter what form 1t takes must be one that az
equity court caE make lawful dtsposloon OF.
Had Mr.. liden. he said. intended to create .
contingent Limitation only. to operate 6y way
e an esesutory dsyifSs <. ths WI ~ ~. wopa S ts.
the title to the entire resduary estate
mediately upon its suitable Incorporation. or.
II the corporation should not be created within
force OF tho same GIFT the title must. with equal
certainty. rest absolutely In definite. aecer-
ianed beneficiary. As 1t stands there is no
distinct Limitation over IT, and II lacks
valid valid eontineent future disposition. There
Il The happenins u sSieh the estate q tn. ras.
tees will necessarily be diyested. The estate
is not made to rest IN tho .Tilden trust upon its
wise cannot be created and II cannot exist
under such power As Is given TO the eIeeu-
tors and trustees In this will The disposition
OF this is entirely within tho hands OF execu.
tors to convoy 70 the TDden trust or not TO
Sonves e t. the Ihden trust Just as 'he' deem
"We claim" he continued. THAR the diepo.
stion Of this eetate 10 not q valid trust II
lacks all the ehief ele tDents OF valid trust In
hcIaI or natural. We claim that there is NO
legal deauite principal under the laws OF
tho court that can make. . disposition
Of the residuary estate. We claim that In or
der to make q valid disposition OF the beauest.
legal bere eaciary. We hold that not any bene-
fcary can como into court and claim 81 OF the
residuary estate. and compel It TO be paid BY
tho trustees of that will.
m od q
afternoon recess had not concluded his srgu.
ment
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BURNT BEFoRE IT WAS FINISHED.
Fire Cleans Ost One End OF ~ A.sterAa.
Avenue Row.

Fire Cleans Ost One End OF ~ Amsterdam
Avenue Row.
Builder william Wilson Is putting ND block
OF lve- story brick and brown stone apartment
houses on the east side OF Amsterdam avenue.
between Ninetieth and Ninety-arst streets.
Tho floors, partitions. and stairs are In. and
tho roofs arc nearly completed. Tho plumbers
at work In the basement OF tho house on tho
Ninety-Hrst street corner locked up last night
at 6 o'clock. and went home
Ten minutes later old John Moore. the night
watchman. found the entire basement ablsze
and names appearing In the first story. In q
few minutes the building was a chimney up
which huge mass OF flame was ruaring. All
the windows In the handsome unfinished lat
house on the. opposite side OF Ninsty-first
street crack cd in the heat and that house be-
gan blazing. Fire also communicated to an
other OF Mr.. Wilson's row.
in less than half an hour. The rear wall fell,
and the inner wall saReed out against the sd-
Joining house. The two outer walls lean IN
supported only BY a few charred timbers and
will be PULLED down this morning.
behind the burned building These were 50
looked like human pyramids.
The sun., 1891-06-04
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

MSs sa, In ss:ss' e
J. Bsrst. Jr. from barbara Esrst.
o..p ;9S E.: '
compound fracture of the left arm.
NJ Aesrs Be-, Of the a,m Of Bs. Co. e. and 60
Ia.ap. Ss ys ys:
Kat. Madden 2 year. old Of l:oso second avenue.
vi .sp pro 81;
~ The sSay q, ss II: .hS
buried there Oy Masonic lodge 70 vne hs Socpr.a
Bos...n "a A1a:r.o1 Of tn: M:lory lin. steamship
Unite stats. Circuit Court aE.n.t The company for
'R,s.'' %.. received while the vessel was unloading
The gsseu.;s Souns, Of shs Amsris.n Bankers A.
The ..:esi.son he. he. me-; ssS South Il
SnsSH:sSS; tss PSC Creme; q.
II *. sa:in 81 l00' wi"
.r s ii 81 s.
sR e s.ssHs s . tsJs
ing to W. T. kawsay Of Ramsay, n. J.
.ar SIS,s Van WEI ~ the cry
.sa,n;. Ksy .nd Kr.nssI Il. pr.pr,.,ois III. p.y
and diseSssssd after hr.s % periSrmshs season
Sra ,, runa asesp II Ismn
si. ssa
Mr. George ". Chlts Of Philadelphia with his family
spent yestsrdsy afternoon aboard the PennsyIvanis
Railroad brix Bsvids at Quarantine awaiting a..
rival Mrs Childs the steamship CITY OF New York
which got In last evening
Thomas Cowlinc. II years old of 22t West Thirty.
third street. was crossing Etrhth avenue Foreth
street. NJ ~ O'Clock last evening, when he was run
owe. By Team or h"I.s. dta.ia.s n, hs.yy sruss Nc
Roosevelt Hospital
The trustees of st. Johns Guild acknowledge tbs
receipt of contributions aggIeR.ting 81 enable
them ssnd their roating hospital out on fve trips
dressed TO W. L Strong ooi fif,h avenue N
Among the passengers who sailed for Europe ysstsr
8 Blxby and q elhardo the German Consul at Beiins
Mr.. and Mrs j. 4 ysndeIpoei and Mr and Mrs III
Charpentier sailed on the waessnd aud Jnhn rs,Iin
sousa, Nrs Herbert u elcey, aud Harry BrAham Ns,s
on the City OF Richmond. -''
Lueiaco and Luigi Angracllo Immigrants from Nj.
pies were debArrsd from landing the Barro nnirs
yeserdy because ther confesesi that they We're con
for Giuseppe D Faba their cousin at kSa, ibsrxk s"k
pa They say that Dl FAbia engaged party OF Ih,siy
Eeapotans % work for bim pri la,t and paid thsir
passages to this coutry. S"
Treasurer Of The Nicaragua CONSTRUCTION Co,nnnnve nav
NJ VT s.a.sn was rormsrly PRESIDENT Of the tm.r"an
contracting and Dredging torIpany which did sr-at
rrr.llent ~ the Nica!ngu" icilpnuy. Ell .nr san
Francisco Yesterday Jus;nc,s connected with tIe
cAiiai - ''' '"'
lolicemAn Herihy found n woman In her night
mrs street At midnght on Tussday lie had her tales
bs r:,eS 4 M paosp. where her hu.b.nd D.n
sss Si:s e.. S% S'';. S% rs:
SsIs isss1 1i;isa ssa satSid vi ssss:s e:
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VICTORIA Has DISAPPEARED.

She 10 . Prize Pug. and Mrs.. Charles
Wheatleigh 10 Discou solate.
HAMPSTEAD. June 3-Mrs. Charles Wheat
Leigh the wife OF the actor. ia In tears over the
loss Of her pet pug Victoria, eight years OF age.
Tho dog was bred In London. dam Champion
Zoo. sire Champion Atlas. winners OF many
prizes. Victoria was ono OF tho Three Little
Maids Victoria; i9ma Yuma: and ID Yum Yum.
IN e snestin9n " berins. lsat nieht Mrs What,
leigh said that the dog was given in charge Of
Exnressman Caffery at Thirty-fourth street on
Mamie Smith at 240 West 123d street. He de-
iivered the steel chain all right but the dog
Cafery stated In explanation that the dog
had broken away AMI he had been unable TO
capture her. Mrs. Wheatleigh expressed her
intention to hold the expressman responsible
The sun., 1891-06-04
BEATING THE ELETAEED.
Boys who Climb u to the 1SSth Street
Platforn at the Rick OF TheV Lives.

Boys who Climb u to the lssth Street
Plstror. at the Risk OF They Lives.
Two men ascending tho stairway OF the
Elevated Railroad station at 125th street and
Eighth avenue At dusk last evening. were
startled on looking up to SEQ boys leg hang
ing down from the trestle. apparently between
the tracks.
He has fallen from tho cars or tho plat
FORM" exclaimed ono Of the mon: lot us save
him."
The two mon climbed up on the wire netting
that runs from the railing OF tho upper stair.
way to tho structure above. and. grabbing the
leg. drew down the very lively and unwilling
body OF . boy about 12 years old. He told .
tale about living down town and not hav-
ing a nickel for his fare. and. being too
tired to walk. he had tried to steal
. ride by climbing up tho wire netting
and getting through an opening at thetop Just
large enough for . boy to squeeze through.
Then he crouched on the ties At the side Of the
i ;uss saa e.r1ed ns u Els h. .n
It's a wonder 4 didn't take on your head"
slis anne ana soad betser not that
agmStn.h mha ho~ .oo. ~. n-o,s,sd ,,c.., v.,, -,
structure: Pre..pily; three other lads about
slyly from under the projecting part Of the
platform and climb up on 1t. They boarded
the next train and on the way down went
tected them put them OF at tho Fifty-ninth
street station.
ii was learned last night that q number Of
cars By climbing over the top OF the wire net
ting at this station at the risk Of their lives
platform, which is q long ono having their
hands full near the ticket Office.
The attention Of the company has been re-
peatedIy called to the fact that this practice
might be prevented By extendine the wire net
trsstles. but so far nothing has been done OK
cept to reprimand the station men for allow
ing tho company to be deirauded.
The sun., 1891-06-04
SPARKS FROM THE TELEGRAPH

s. 5s. ca sp Ss::s e g: s
:,:;;si b: :s9's';s ;ss: R SG'; s:i
: s:s: 6 s' ss': ssi': .ss XII
Alpaonss yeanE thrifty farmer residing near War.
m us.Ay :veiE. oy Suns a b:
;.ses 1;s for d: sSm 2,
errss.sd eharssd With .mbszIlius several thousand
%ss .;;. s:s s,. H.
In the history ofthe institution.
D.;a % sss ssms @ IN he. and
INK sSis ana az 'H' boys were play
4. y
s sss' tss"G meath. sGaias /" sasy
had sRs s va hi Found in
Ths shufsidt Ds.ilsry, the anti whskev Iru.t CON
sSas damaged ore Il:
.!ga: A s Il: s:i sn g %
Jan ~ was found guilty Yesterday. Murphy Is alleged
sSs ss ana cattle besides
Mh9 Aim s,' o sas
shot through the body aud with his sKun iractSrsd
His guns and horses are missing. lie owned large
cattle ranch and stock. aud IL the third Of his
family who has been killed.
James stearns Of Corinth n. Y. on Tuesday mads
strange attempt 1T suicide He dug himself q grave,
sua yinF dowh T. 4 :.,hsd eas', arm With pocs.I.
The grave by pa.'er hy and medical attendance saved
hishfe stearns VIII be sent to Asylum.
Gov. Hill has appointed Mr. Dudley far.u OF Albany
As state forsit commissioner TO ni the Vacancy
caused by che resignation of Sherman W. KneVAis "
New York city. Mr.. FArin for long time con-
pp:s,sd .i'h ths ps.wIs and Hudssn t.nsl Company.
ASeqt Of thAg road. He 10 now the PTssdsnt OF ths
na4hAttAn on Company, which operates u the Chic
The sun., 1891-06-04
Coming BALL Players.

The s.s.more. have July . open AddrsssL. MoEvey.
their club for two teams '''''" '''N ''''""
Ths Hseksn..ct outing Club you'd IKE 81. addresses
m.n.ser. Hseisnssek. M ." Du'A"''
The race for the in baseball honor. of
wins tie silver cup viii wsil d.serve It. '''' 'nS'
Tho Original Acme. have June is and July open to
K CSrs manage a.s ;ress A'a's H.
The Greedy. would Ike TO hea. from of town clubs
fsR m.asss s st'STSah s.
Ss 81 % y ssy vi. Tn the
I'll s.: 'ss
a JoSn .s. : o9S Fo9Sns A
The B.lvidere B. a. Of Brooklyn tunifcrmed,, with
y'. no, over ssn.s.9 ola ~ sona me
Brooklyn. O' '"'e@
The Malvern, forfeited E.ms to tn. Il, Downing.
1ll PowninT' then played picked nns aud won s
on n.ec.n,iSn Day at 81. c.o,cn. sarh B..se.
pr.s.SI nss,,y 500. Inc Irvns. and saOarS.a. s
IN, The e, sH"sTT r.. n.nsse: ns;S.nS "a. Cob
In Bssiiord and coiin, "'N'' nav AA' 0a"'ry
r.. r.snnGsH. Ah.e. have Saturday Jsn.
. kns. c%sn %.nG +: nse'in' preferred Address
ans sS'is, N. n.'s 70 Ia. a.
Hall, III East Fifteth street. '
The Irving baseball team Is no doubt one of the
strongest baseball teams In the city containing three
plAyers from tho Buffalo team. and one who WAS re-
Gently released By the Providence team OF the New
ENGLAND League From the present outlook thoy will
come very near winning the cup "
Tho JerseyA of Hoboken would nse to arrange gam.s
with uniformed teams for sundays on the former's
open ground. m Merhawken. They have also ius )
Ihl 10 Op~h tor SaiUriars on tIeg eurossd grnunl.
which iatrs th-y would Ike 10 MI a olce Ad,ires.
L0nsF knrckrn. manager IA Park avenue, IIoDnken
The stars OF Brooslyn, exchampions Of tho Long
Island Amateur League. have rsorgAnired for the pur
pose 81 PLAYING nrsleAss ont ottown clubs day
MURPHY. q Brown I.tb Haley ustsly with Bald.
Hysn Gormsyly with the Ridgewoodsl O.; Gurphj or
HAlsy. Dunns. &; Hsnderscn- T. Address Johs
Iowa Jrs aoo smith street byesklyA
The sun., 1891-06-04
Tennis Notes.

In the club tournament Of the Fifth Avenue = @
Miss Mary Mer allowed each of the other contesAns
in ladies singles handicap of ffeen. This proved
much TOR her and she was beaten. her sister Mis-
kittis Miett winning the event
IL very seldom that the "Lawford" stroke
played well In this country Many players use III. so
called " half LAwford" but few play with sue.
COS. one one OF Shs.s fsws Il: lhurbsr q ihs L.no.
day. in the maj round OF his clubs tourney he used
this stroke with excellent effect.
The contest for Mossiey Hall Cup which
IL held annually at bar Har6or Me viii tnis year be
unusually interesting. Last season n l. Beeckman and
pete for It's fina hut Valentine G Hall ttsp
iry again for II this year.
The sun., 1891-06-04
Constable Tr.npler Convicted.

MT. VERNON. June a-Justice Collins's court
room was crowded tonight whom tho first trial
in the factional fight that had existed among
the officials OF WiliamsbridRe came up for
hearing.
II was that OF Constabls Alexander Trump
ler who was accused BY President Duncan and
Trustee Madden OF assault. Of breaking and
thimselil. He was convicted OF assault and
fined SIS. He paid the fne. The other
charges were dismissed.
The sun., 1891-06-04
The Seventh Regiment Gives tho Presi.
dent Medal.

WASHINGTON. June ga COMMITTEES OF
Seventh Regiment veterans n. !. S. N. G..
came 10 Washington this afternoon and at q
special reception given them at the White
House at 9 O'Clock tonight presented to Presi-
dent Harrison . gold medal commemorative OF
the Centennial celebration in New YorK TWO
Washington. The Seventh Regiment acted a.
escort to President Harrison on This OCCASION
The committee consisted Of Gen. James X
". g. DSminick. Byron y. Greene, Edward II.
Ioung. W. u: HAMPTON. I. 4. Goodwin; George
presented the medal In q brief speech. Tho
President made happy response. In which no
expressed pleasure at the reception given him
Seventh Regiment as military organization
whose fame was known throughout tho country.
The sun., 1891-06-04
Mrs. Young A rresteA Oh srged with Poison.
ing Her Husband.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. Juno 3.-Mrs Blanche
Woodward Young. the widow OF J. Norris
Young. was arrested to-day ON the charge OF
having Administered tho poison which caused
her husbands death.
When the warrant OF arrest was read TO her
she broke down. protested her innocence. and
begged the officers not to take her to prison.
At the hearing this afternoon many neigh
The principal testimony was given by Mrs.
Mary lpard. near neighbor OF the Youngs.
She told OF conversation In the course Of
husband and that she would give him slow
dose 6omo day."
The sun., 1891-06-04
Tho Brlsands Deeuine tho Ransom.

CoNsTANrINopLE, June 3.-The band of bri-
gands who recently seized q number Of pas-
senRers on an express train between this city
and Adrianorlc, and who sent one OF the prs-
oners a Berlin banker named Israel. to secure
a ransom Of $4O00O. now decline to receive the
c0mpAnying him. The negotiations forihe re-
lease OF the prisoners have been suspended
The sun., 1891-06-04
Cook-Bird.

Mr.. Charles T. Cook Vice-President OF Tiffany
4 Co.. WIS married Yesterday to Mrs. Sarah
i. Bird. widow OF Edward o. Bird.
The ceremony was performed at noon at Mrs
Birds house. ID West Thirty-hrst street Tho
Rev. DR.. J. Hall MoIlvaine OF the Church OF the
Covenant off1cintsd.
About thirty friends Of the couple Witnessed
bsron. whore Ar. Cook has . cottage.
The sun., 1891-06-04
Three Bull Fighters Killed.

MADRID. June 3.-Three bull fghters-two
matadores and one bandorillero-w killed
In the Madrid, Aranjuez ana Cordoyo bull
ring last week. and many OF the other persons
dangerously injured by the infuriated animals.
The men who lost their lives In the arena all
had pompous funerals. and the Queen has
the wounded bul! nghters-
The sun., 1891-06-04
Verde. In the Dynamite D,.n.ter Case.

TARRYTowS. juno 3.-Coroner Edward Mitch.
elrs jury rendered a verdict this evening in the
case of the seventeen victims Of tho explosion
OF dynamite near this VILLAGE on May 10.
OF the brain received from a dynamite explo-
sion" 1t censures Foreman James W. Travis,
Conductor John O'Connor. and Edward Finpe-
gan, the dead assistant foreman
1t also censures the President and Board Of
Directors Of the New York Central and Hudson
carried In q careless manner.
The sun., 1891-06-04
College Professors Fi.d a PetriseA Body
In . Cave.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. juno 3.-The Times to-
morrow will publish an account Of tho discov.
cry of q petrifisd human body by Prof. n. 8.
shaler. Harvard College. aud President ". T.
Morrison OF Boston University. In Falling
Spring Cave. Soausche Valley. Tenn. The
body is Ier!oct
Many curious weapons OF copper were at its
feet. and Messrs. Shalsr and Morrison say the
discovery is undoubtedly evidence OF the exist
tence OF prehistoric race.
The sun., 1891-06-04
A Paii to FIJI . LonG.Felt Want.
Eror. x,honv

A Schenectady woman has invented house.
hold utensl that will fill want that must
It hasn't been felt. the Invention is SO simple
that the wonder Is that nobody has ever
cleaning purposes which is divided into two
compartments, one Of which is designed to
os nGla snds in WAGER Thie the other Is led with
tion for holding soap In one OF the compart-
The sun., 1891-06-04
sm,c,de or Michael srhrc,ssr.

ozoSE PAnK. l.. l.. June 37Mchael schrsi-
Der. . saloon keeper OF this place. committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting himself In
the head with o revolver. Domestic troubles
end poor business are said to have unsettled
The sun., 1891-06-04

LONDON, June 3.-The election to I'll the va.
cancy for the city OF London In the House OF
Commons caused by the death OF Sir Robert
Nicholas Fowler Conservative ex- Lord Mayor
in IT," i"lurn OF Mr. Hanson Con scrvaiivej,
agains, whom there was no opposition.
The sun., 1891-06-04

LONDON. juno 3.-7ruh says that Mr.. Van
derbilt" mas purchased tho wsll-known steam
yacht Conqusror, lately used by tho Grand
Duke OF Mecklenburg-Schwe and now at
The sun., 1891-06-04
A Swarm OF Bees Stop Several Freight
Trains.

HUNTINGDON, Pa. June IA swarm OF bees
caused a temporary suspension OF traflc on
the Pennsylvania Raiiroad to-day. While q
freight train was passing tho farm
of NJ. X. Myton. above this city.
a swarm settl~d In tho cab OF the engine.
driving the engineer and fireman from their
posts. After the train had been stopped, a
long line OF freight trains was kept waiting
until the owner got the bees out There were
more than O pushel in the swarm.