davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

New CASTLE is not able to start new
cemetery II political corpses would do,
Wilmington can furnish several first
class funerals as a starter.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

IT is denied that Kyle Bellew and
Mrs James Brown Potter are married
though many people think they ought to
ha
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

THE surplus in the Treasury yester-
day was $54, ,2S3, 02i according to the
Fostered plan Of bookkeeping
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

The surplus OF the Equitable Life is
$23 740, 447, which Is $l3, 759 214
greater than that OF the Mutual Lie,
S2l, ,2S2 996 greater than that of the
Provident Life, which has only 50. 457,
45l The Penn Mutual has 81, ,634 452
surplus. which is $22, 105, 995 less than
that OF the Equitable
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Dom PEDRO is sick; can he too be
posing as candidate for the Presidency
Evening journal., 1891-07-22
wANAmAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday July %, 1891.
THE zUeatker today IS hkeLy
to be clear.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

CAN any one think Of letter of the
alphabet which would not, by its ad-
ditior, mar the simple dignity Of
Anthony Higgins or George Gray
Morning News.
In the reports from the debates in the
Uaited States Senate there are addi tions
OF D, and R respectively. These let
ters indicate that one is a tin plate.
negro vote advocate. One puts the
whole country under tax to support
private enterprise In which the govern
ment has no interest and the people can
not share the profit and de
bauches the ignorant freedman
vote The other indicates tha
the man to whose name the D Il
appended opposes force and fraud at tn
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Only a touch in two or three
places to day. There are fifty
more just as worthy-in every
part of the store.
Other items, even more in.
teresting, are in preparation
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

STILL in Sussex. Editor Sperry al
ways takes a vacation when Republican
politics here are too stinking hot to
handle. Mr.. Sperry is man Of taste
and culture hence it is often matter Of
wonder that he does not leave the field
entirely to the Daily Hersey. The Re
publicsns like and appreciate the Hersey
article better than the Sperry article, SO
that there isl profit, no glory and no
place for the better article There are
all three for the Hersey article.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

DOM PEDRO is sick at VichYi he prob
ably tasted some Of the water there.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Blaine is credited with having Bright's
disease. His aggressive foreign policy
Ideas have evidently settled on his kid
news,
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

The American eagle viii please 60 into
deep mourning for thirty days in honor
of Hi,ygins's fiunkeyism at the court Of
Sc. James.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Clerk Boughman OF the auditors Office
has a wslk-over. His term does not ex
plre until next spring. That Is where the
walk over comes 10.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

TuE President is taking what he
should give Raum-an outirg
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

What worries the Republican man
ayers Is that Receiver Of Taxes John T.
Dickey has those 1000 blank tax receipts
and Bach, Mahaffy q Co have them not
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

The Equitable LIES" business is lin
tied to The purely mutual system and all
the profits of the concern 60 to the policy
holders.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Senator Higgins once said to Bach,
Mahaffy & Co. D. If can leave
Delaware without coming back to hear
that something has gone wrong" When
he comes back from Europe he will
probably be under the impression that
the chancellor has gone wrong
Evening journal., 1891-07-22
iTEmo OF tNrsns,s ?

MIR LowDEE CADeER-"It is very
pleasant, yeh know, when one is twavel-
ing in foreign countwy, yeh know. to-
aw-meet some one who speaks the same
language as you do, dontcherknow. "
Miss RoundturA-"Yes but have you In
all your travels met any one who speaks
suca language as you speakg-Puck.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE oAM
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING RO0M OF
KRE EVENING SO6aN1E
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

In nine days City Auditor Mitchell
will go out of office and City Auditor
Bllany will be in it. Spell it with
a V
Evening journal., 1891-07-22
POLITICAL NOTES.

What has become of the Bach -Mahaffy
project TO buy the Morning News2
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

If you have made up your mind to buy
Hoods Sarsaparilla, do not be induced to
take any other hoods Sarsaparilla is a
peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue
of its peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation, curative power superior
TO any other article of this kind
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Miss Mable Ito young NJ D)-And
what particular branch Of profession do
you practice chiefly, Dr. Shiuyseam? DR..
Sninyseam IA little ssdly)-At prese n ,
Miss Mable, / am making a speciality OF
vaccination cases N. Y. Times
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

PEsTERMAN-''Ho How did you come out
Ia that interview with your fsther-in-
law last EVENING" Through
the second.story window. - Boston
Courier.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

HE-"Several of my friends have been
kihd enough to pick out wife for me at
different times. but when it comes to
seeking companion for life propose to
please" She-"I am pleased. though
this is rather sudden. indianapolis
journal.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

81 think there is trouble In store for
me, murmured Mr. J. Mearuse Count Il
Jumper as he slid into his accustome
place at Yard & Ribbons one hour late.
You are mistaken, sir. said the man
ager, politely, as he espied him, "Your
troubles henceforward will be outside tn
store, IN. Y Herald.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

HE-"Then you reject met" She-''Im
sorry, very sorry, but / must" He
desperately Then there is only one
thing left for me to Dc, that's all. She
(anxiously)-" Oh, what do you intend to
dor He" Propose to some one else. -
Courier Journal
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

large delegation Of Sussex county
politicians went to Dover yesterday to
push forward the candidacy of ex-Gov-
ernor Charles O. Stockley for register Of
wills The friends OF the ex ex-governor
had special train Of three cars. The
likelihood is that Stockley will be the
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

wEDNEsDAr. July aa. 1891.
Evening journal., 1891-07-22

Why does not the Morning News come
out and say that the deep Laid
Scheme, and Alleged Attempt to De
feat Street improvements Is the work
Of Speaker DonahoeG There was time
when a red headed and hopeful article
could be written on such q bald headed
and certain fact.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
na,-I,,.a ,hs oa..r. As.l..

J''k~a~ Oct. p. John smith, ubu
j. waited In Srott 1ounty 'ur sundrv
violations ~ the Law, was tracked 70
nsgfo cabin herr las. night where the
ofilr"rs attempted 90 arrest him, bat, a-
u.gal, ha aas tou smart for thsni. aad
Just % they thought they had him fast
be escaped despite numerous shots fired
a. Lim from Winchester u fes. Abou
month ago Smith escaped from sheriff
Hunter ahrn Within fe~ miles Of the
jAil where be vas 10 b. lncaFecrated
nlnter has ~ idea how no managed io
get bis hanls ca ~ the handouts a.
be supposod them to 10 safe. and hal
NJ kaoS edge 60 the contrary tll be
.aa smith quietly walking tor me csf
daor. flom which he Jumped into the
4a~~aa aRA bale the aa'vsF uAlen. 10
made several remarkable escapes from,
the iossst isil AMI i' seems impossible
iar tho offic-r- - get tight enough
grip on him 10 hold. Iails Minrhss
ter, and handouts are alike Intellectual
shen b. take. q notion o. ga.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
GREAT OCEAN RACE.


satt"a >assfss NpesdiaE bFant saa Ifanstsgs
90 tivsFPs.i
hANaoA Me, oct % --One of the
greatest ocean races on rvcord l. nov
10 progress hetween four big sailing
ships which left san franchise on the
same dag few weeks Ago grain-la,ien %
foF Europe first among the hect h
the queen 81 the American mer .haul
hes,, the faur-maSted ship Shenan.
dnah, of nath, 4 - tons net register.
she y lsss than year OH and ia ihe
iarRest wousten shap amoat she ear.
RES Aoeo tons of wheat the largest
cargo ~ u e kiad ever slowed In q sail.
ing ship ard Ia bound FOE Liverpool
The >henahdoah's greatest eompciitor
In the rase is the British iron ship
StratheaTn, hyeF 20 great reaown
Tbs Strathearn Il 20 year. obi. and o.
her youag days was = crack packet bc.
tseen New York and Livcrpooi. easily
beating the tine Of most - the steam
irvightsTs. while In rec.nt years she
hal made seme wonderful passages be.
tween the Cnited Kingdom aud the IA.
,ihc grain poEtN The other two racers
are the ship =. n Carleton. - Rock
port, Ne. and the British ship Balka.
mal bath hound for Uavre
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
Ntsssils asan.

~ uurant last Nesk an s-year-old bs,v
81 J. \ GraS was hittru by dog sup.
possd TO - s,,d The hoy vas taken T.
drseuvilIe. ahor, maidstone vas ap.
piled ard adhered { ~ several hours.
Raw Ia a. Aun,. one OF the mo.t
acted diyiues ot the south. died o.
Nnspa ttty last Neek 40 ths breaking
oui q the var ho aas In charge - the
Methodist Hook toncern ~ Nashville.
Tenn. IIe wsa eminent al.o a. an
author aud ~risr
H""NE,uIE was visited by q s.0.@e
No, last week. The IRE spread rapidly
ani In ios. than tafty inmates half ~
the buildings on the .outh side 81 Nttn
street had teen consumed.
GoN. StuNr has offered q reward %
$3.50 fnr the arrest aud conviction of the
person a. persons who stole the reg >.
tFa,ion b1ok. In r0ntotoc County.
nvRst Ans entered the saloon Of ,. "
Brown - Tuaica las, week. drilled
hale in the ssfe and blew u epsn and
robl'cd u - 500 and esraped.
AtIrItn child ~ Nr J. NJ. &. John
stan. - Alderman, met with a sarioa.
aceldent last Nsek. and barely escaped
dsath. Tao children, ona About o..
years Oh, AID still younger one. NsFs
in rpo'p Ia themselves playing Ths
,lder one got an oyster can and beran
hling the llttl. fellows mouth wLth
dirt. aud bad used ahout three cAns
when found. iis nouth vas packed hli.
also ewes. ears aud nose, A physician
Was sooa called In, aud alter some very
energetic NoFk the little fellow va.
pronounced out - danger
A ,oLaHEp woman, Wilder Peoples.
alias wilder harry, has been placed In
lail a. stArkville upan Information that
she is Nsnted In Holmes Coanty, con.
sernias enc Of the most dlabolieAl and
atrocioas murler. ever perpesFated In
that ronnty sboat the rear i@sT In the
Sell-knosn murder of ~. W. "a. RrAnt.
~. some time ago Albert Harry, her
hsabAad at the uaae of the killing %
llrantly. waa arrested an a similar
charge IN Alabama. which led 10 the
apprehsas Of this ~omaa. After hss
arrest she confessed being In the crowd
al the time of the murder.
TnE Chancery Coart % Htnds County
has rendered a decision. the effect Of
which Is 10 relieve the saretIes ON ali
the boals " ex-TFeasarer Hemingway
except those on the last bond. fnnnlna
from January. lsss, 10 The explfa tlon ol
his term In Jaauary, 1850. The ONLY
point In connection With the matter NO,
settled 10 whether the moasy derives
froa the sale Of hsmiagway's property
shall 60 - The credit Of the saFeties on
The lass bond. against whom Judgment
has already been obaained. Or 70 the
credit Of the state toward llaaldalins
The defaleasion. Tkls polnt goes 10 The
Supreme Court.
foh some Tins petty burglars have
been dosng . thFiviAg business o. Jack.
sen. ons night Last week Mra Georss
Fraser, living IN the southern portion o.
the ctty. beard sonas one trying 10 Tct
into her rvom throagh the front win.
dow. saeseixed revolver lyisg andss
her head. and polntlng the weapon In
the dlEw's.pn Of the window ared. A
shaf'lna noise was heard from one leav.
ina ta hasts. TIE nsxt moFning the
frunt gallery w4s examlaed. and great
spl0tehca u blood we're discovered
thereon. showing that tho ballet of tAs
nsrvy hssle somaa bad his i's mark,
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
MISSISSIPPI MATTERS.


tJKA. Oet. at.--John TackeF, farmer
sho FesIdss fourteen miles north a
here, ~as shot aHd INSTANTLY killed last
night on the sul,haF Springs Rad. near
salem Church, by Henry sheffield, u
this place. =. " Dnans ~ this place,
sheriff W n Mcfi@hae and Henry shsf.
neli lsft Iuka slth theiF hoands about
o'clock IN the Hfts noon and went to
faeAer. house ior supper where the
party was loincd hy sevsrai ether citi-
sens ior hunt Abomt 0'cloek D M
the hunting party left Taeker's and
sooa we're trailing q foH. sheriff Ne.
uoh"s sas The last man ~ sss shsnA9ld
ant taaksr before the tliilng ~ lefs
Tacksr end Sheffield at the forks oi the
Rad dispating as 90 Witch vas proper
10 take in order Ia oseFlako the advance
party. In short time tha sheriff had
oteriaken the hunters sheffield role
np aud proposed - exchange mules with
one Go"rge Bullard the latter nding
sheffieli's male and sheffield being on
Tacker.s lnule. When questioned a. h.
where he bad left Tacksr. be saii he
d.i not knos where he Vas. and pro.
posed - ihe crosd TO 90 home Tha
men present RENE mhered having heard
pistol shots fsN Homent. before and
asked sheffield n he had heard them
and he said be had not. The sheriff
ih.ruuPan seized sheffield ahi had him
dl-armed. saying 10 bim be would hold
him until they found NhAt had become
oi TarkeT 'for. said be. you and
bin acre qaarrelins when | left you.
she ftieid therruPoh confs ssed he bad
allied raeker and said he bal it b a.
Ia ssli-detsnse, anl told thrm shora
they suuid Ind tho loly. When fsani
ta,kcr as lying On his baek stih ia
death, eith an empty douhle-barrel
d'rrlnger lyinR ungrasped in bis sigh
band, h.s mule ani little dog near by,
ant q jag - whisky lying road tes
yards 30 An iugue.t q, hoing h,ll
bat ir - ihoHRht no now facts will b.
ELECTED shomrii Is cunhnod In Jail.
lie and hi. victim have families
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
CONDENSED TeLE0RAms.

u eoiler explosion St Louisville,
Ny on the sath one man wSs KILLED,
several persons iRiured and nearly 500,
esss worth u proper,y destroyed.
EEruRTs from western Kansas indi
eate that sRthreshed wheat in that sec
tloa l. damaged from p 10 ~ per cent.
On account ~ wet weather and nooE
shocking. The grain has already CON.
mshoed 10 grew and many q the stacks
are green.
TrRRIHLr prairie nrea are raglng Ia
Texas and the Indian Territory. sew
eFal people have been seriously burned.
oSE Of the most remarkabls eases that
has ever engaged the attentlon ~ ply
sicians of lansing, Mich.. 3. that u
Miss May White, . young woman abous
- years of age. Who Cor the last i1sdAys
has been In q oonun aoas stats " slam.
her
THE total exports of coffee from
santos. nrasil. for the eight moaths oi
1924 amounted 10 .ass. ssI bags. of which
sgs. a4s we're sent 10 the United states.
This l. a large increase over Isoo dur.
Ing the same period Of which the en-.
ports to the unitsd states amounted 70
sIa Tas bag.
TExAs fever AZ the stock yards at Gin.
einnaii - increaslng. The origin % the
disease Is ankno~n.
JAcon LoosE. residing nesr Parkers-
hurg. W. Va. was SURPRISED BY an %.
lack FROM wildcat which spraag upon
him suddenly. Loose. who II . man Of
great muscular power, managed. after q
short struggle. 10 get bis hands upon
The throat u he beast he held faAl.
notsishstaadlng bis aasns we're being
frighsfaliy sorn, until be had clicked
The wildcat 10 death.
LosAx MunpmY w4s ssnssncsA en tAa
sad 70 hang a. salysrssiile, Ny. oa
January ssh. He was convicted Of kill.
ing hls fathsr. and the ease vas taken
20 the coart % Appesls The sheriff 81
salysrsstlls says he viii resiga rather
thsa hang Marphy.
DrsIxNss failures Ia The rnllad states
during the past week Numbered ssa
against iss lAss wssk. and sal thi. week
last rear. The soszl from January 1 ta
daae is gesF.
TmK namber % immigrants arrived In
ths Unised states daFsns the Hoash oI
sepsemher ~ reported hy The hareaa oI
stsaisales was s2,7e6 - compared with
ss.s7s ios sAs ssusspsaaiag meash lasI
yssf.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
TIE MArrsR EXPLAINED.
e~eFsaafr rraey Eapl@ias ths sHlparMl@s
Anais fhs thiis@a esvsrwmsat wtn Nss
ssssas h~tasse. safe easaaesa

e~erssafr Tracy Eaptmias ths NAlpagMlma
Anais- fhs shiis@a osv~ramsst wtn Nss
ssss"s n~sasse. safe sasaset.
WAsHiSsToS. Ovt A-seeretary
Tracy and ten john W. Foster hal 4
conference with the presl.len. yrster-
day aftsrnoon la regard to the Nalpa.
raIso tactslent and 81 IT. elu-e seer~.
tary Tracy dictated the following a.
the latest ofticlal information on ths
saeiscu 'from a dispatch received
fnom Capt Sehley last evening. II ap.
pear that be has made careful investi.
CATION Of tha orlgia of the assault on
our sailors attaehed 10 the naltimors
81 Valparaiso on the 18th The lnvestl.
Ration showed that Petty OnleeE
Charles Riggan. while riding In a stree,
ear, was as~ailed. dragged from the cas-
and siots that he was murdered Ia the
arm. of his eompani.as by about 100
inen who were armed. that apprentices
fred falhot was asualled And danger.
o1sly cot several times In the back.
two ~ the wounds penetra,llg bis
lungs, that Coal ileaver ItherSs,n was
robbed aud dangerous rut several
times In the hack. this assault being
made by about twenty.ave msn: that
Goal HEAVIER Tarnbull received eighteen
wounds ia the back. two % whlch Ten.
etraied his lungs aud that be is Ca a
critical state; that Petty Oelcer namii.
TN was wounded several times on
the body that Coal IleaveFs Paint.
~ and Landsman Davidson were
dangerously injured by a..
saults With claas. stones and
knives. and that many other men we're
seriously injured by assaults, that
thirty-avo seamen were arrested by the
Puelic authorities and detained. that
the surgeons Of the baltimore are
unanimously ~ the opiuion that s1tn-
of the woanJs were inflicted b. bay.
onets thus showing clearly thc par
tieipaii0n of the police. that the Amer.
ican sailors were without arms aud ~.
fsnseleSs, that they we're soheT and
snnocent q any misbe haylnr, that tAu
Of the seriously woJRdcd arr still in
the hospital that 10 several instance,
sailors of th. Chiliaa feet rendered a..
sisianCe to our sailoFs and that In some
ias,an'se ses the Pnl o. oticer> protected
them
The thillan government has Ia.
formed Nr ERaa that safe conduct,
~ not be lssaed ior the refugees now
in the United States lcgatioa. The
supposed ground for this refusal l. that
the mea are eriminalN Mr. Egaa con.
tin ues "a demand safe conducts fur the
men. The question nov appcars "a.
from settlement
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

fHH hi~saarl valley vitrtaed hslck.
makers have fortned . eouablns.
A sERaIHtE threshinr machine acrl.
dent occurred ON the urandin farm.
dayvtls, y. ~ The boiler burst ami
siN men were killed
owiNa 10 q fog pn the Y. e., slJA
u, near kaa~as city. Mo. q pas.
sengeT and freight trala met In col.
lision. Engineer Saegsr was Killed.
Much loss va. sustained
A VARS span by Murdsrer B@m~oa
was 10 the effect that Mr. Nsttman
killed herself Ia her home al I.eayea-
worth. kan, accidentally The ne.
eniiar relations Of all the parties I'm.
daeed them 10 mutiiaie the remains and
hide them ON the river bank.
fnE AInsriean Public Health aAaoela,
tion. lately Ia ssssinn at Kansas cav.
Mo. agreed 10 meet next In the City %
MeNiea
1HH Indiana alliance has lnslor.ssl
the ocala platform. sab-treasury feat
ure and all
HESRY HAssE. a farmer. was found
dead ON the roadside noar GraBd Forks
~ IA Investigation showed he had
drunk quanti,y of earbolie acid in
place of alcohol
Mas MAKy ForxrAtxE was killed
aud several others lnjurcd by a run.
away near Elk Poini. = n Andrew
Nyman, the driver, was drunk al the
time.
Is collision on curve between
two heavy freight trains 90 a branch
u the Chicago a Northwestera rail.
road, near Lake city. la, both trains
were wrecked. ~ R HAYDEN and
'ssorge stein, 10th braksmen. we're In
s.antly Killed EngineerS Collins and
MeAllister we're probably fatally in.
lurcd.
W. w. bfppiE. Of natler county. was
elected president of the kan.as Farm.
ers Alliance, wee iraak McGrath
fHE United states grand Jury al
sloux falls, = ~. has indicted the
managers ~ the Louisiana lottery
The government inspired the proseca-
tlon
sALrUN lake, Arizona, about which
go much " a. said some time ago. Ia die
appearing
ApKinHgT tioHEIN Was hanged at
midnight 81 Fergus Falls, Nina. for
the murder 81 Rosa BRAY
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

Nav ioRN, Oca ga-R g. Dun A
Co : weekly revisw Of trasie says
General business is sremarkahls active
and Increasing in volume at the west
improving NJ the south aud distinctly
les dali than 10 waz q week ago at
eas,sra estles Collectionz are imprOs.
Ing 10 nearly all directions. as the lib-
eral movement of crops enables the
farmers to settle their accounts aud to
make purchases for the coming seaaon.
The money markets are al nearly all
Important poini. qaits caay. though
with a notice able Improvement In the
demand These signs plainly promise
. strong trade for the fall and winter
unless disturbances. which can not now
be f0res@en. ahould interrupt
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29
MINERS ALARMED.
zeal Operators Tlssd -. Msaaa s.hst.
aini"g HsRisas MA Haa. sni
NSmrasa

Zeal opsrstsr, TIssd -. Msaaa as.h.l.
aini"g hsRisas WA Haa. snsi
feMrose
MoNuNsAHLiA Ctry. Pa. Nct q
The inhux a Haas add negroe. from
the south and east continues steadily
AMI the miners arr thoroughly alarmed
over the prospect ~ along the
baltimore n Ohio railroad they
have besn brought o. the mines
sxeep, between Finlsyvills aud
the sno~ den mines =. mstitaes
merely q handful and again Ia largs
numbers In the hrst ppol mines the
gFeater number af them have been
taken A. Malllck there are from
SIXTY "a ioo ~ them. while al Cook A
son'~ mines at Cock staiion. ON the
1hartlers division ~ the Pan Handle.
there are = aumbcr ~ negroes
4 riot ls feared When they are placed
Ia tho pits There have been no 'narv
brcaAs la The strikers ranks ,iace the
mei IN Seotts mine No az West
Newton returned a. work The oficsr,
Of the association have them welt Ia
hand and have restored the confidence
of III. men. which waverei On receipt
~ the tidlngS that the Huns wsre on
their way here.
Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1891-10-29

TH8 noted telescope makers. Alvin a.
George n Clark. of mhridxe.
Mass, arr 10 dissolve partnership. t-e-
cause George D. the senior meinl,er. l.
physically uaabls ~ continac Ia active
business and desirrs % ~ relieved q
eli responsibility
JoNAruAN STEwAEn. - Trrutnn, y
J., has made an assignment The La
btltties foot up s2-s. 0oo and the assets
about siss. 0au The liabilities inelnda
numerous indor~ements for the Trea-
ton china and Star rubber companies,
which failed few uaoaths ago. aud all
the Trenton banks suffer
SUNDAYS steamers II New York
brought ~, sso. oa0 10 gald from Europe.
making thc total rctarned % date siT..
usg ona
1ufEE was q run on the Noukers Is.
\ savings bank AbBut q 0O1 excited
depositors drew out $50. ooo In . few
hours
EX-SENAV"s tN.Atta aadrrsssd q
large aHdienos Ia Trvmant tenple. Bns-
tusst. Gen ~ D iintler introiurea him
" i stated ia Pittsburgh. Ia that
the standard ull 60. j. 90 have opposl-
tion.
sYtvTsrEn Wusnv fur ahlastinv
t.ibhie Sutherland. Was ssntene-d al
New York 10 Eve y~ars In the pgni,su-
tiary aud ~ pay a Toe of -. .ooo
d"HN EAHpsIFh declares emphatic
aily that no power 90 ear "a can un.eal
his lips
Tnl Glendale woolea mills. Ilt,s-
Geld, Mass. have been destroyed hy
Ere Loss ssoa 400, insured.
hAhY GrTH CLEyFiANp 2. receiving
numerous aud costly presents from al
parts of the country.
Two schoonsrs ~ Gloucester. Mas. -,
are reported lost with . total % ~ lives
SFCEtrAKY IA ANA sail In nastnn
that he had never felt stronger than At
prvssnt Hi. appetite vas vigorous.
Ajax. HurFF was on trial In nroaklyn
for killing Frank krvSchmar. Who
turned Hupps's family out IN the rain
while one child had pneumonia
THF national board - apprai.ers In
New York eltv has been hearing the
test ease brought BY the Moolen Man-
ufacturcr~' association 20 force higher
duties ON Imported woolsns
A RIOT was feared near Monongahela
city, pa The coal operators were
foosiing the dlstrict with Huns and
negroes. which greatly excited the
strikers
TaK report that Ex-senator Ingalls,
was taken sick IN Massachusetts, wa
a "a istake.