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PRECOC1OUs BE9GlRA
Little Sophie LaaAraf Tells How she ant
Her Brother Collected Msasy.

Little Sophie La.draf Tells How she aaA
Her Brother Collected Money.
Thirteen-yesr-old Sophie Landraf and her
ten-ysar-old brother. LOWS. were in the care
Of the Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Children In Brooklyn on Tuesday night On
Tuesday they called on Blacksmith John
Ross In Jamaica avenue and solicited SUBJ
scrptions for the Door orphan children" Of
Pastor Frets's school and church. exhibiting q
worthy object were enrolled.
Mr. Ross suspected that the children wsro
engaged In fraudulent mission. and brought
them to tho Bradford street police station.
There the girl confessed that ehe had been
for him.
=. haye been making these collections" she
money. l went to some liquor saloons and
when ~ would lot q man kiss me- was sure to
Ar Investigation showed that neither the
knowledge Of her novel method Of RAISING
money. The children were nlaced temporarily
In the caro- OF the society, and were yesterday
sent back to their parents.
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BUSY TURKISH RRIGANDx
They DRAG nm italian Railroad Inspector
or Into Their Mountains.


CoSsTANr1NoPLE. Aug. 19.-Another outrage
upon the part Of Turkish briRands is causing
much uneasincss to the high authorities OF
this city. An Italian railroad inspector. who
was at work about seventy miles from Salon
lea. has been abducted By briRands. and he is
supposed 10 be held a prisoner pending the
payment Of n heavy ransom. The body OF
murdered railroad workman was found near
the spot where the inspector was last seem and
1t is supposed that he was killed in order to
prevent him from giving the authorities tho
cue as to tho route taken by the brigands.
No news has been received UP to date. Of the
Frenchman Rufller who started about . week
ago to ransom his employer. NJ. Ra, mond, who
was held prisoner by the briRands.
This last party of brigands. 1t will DO re.
called. recently made a descent upon the farm
of NJ. Raymond. near Tcheresskoi. between
C,nstantinople and Adrlanople. Raymond and
his overseer. Ruffler, were. after making u de-
termined re .istance. carried of to the noun
tnins. where. after being detained for short
tine. kuiier was despatched to this city with
Montebsllo; demanding tho sum Of *23ooo rs
,he price OF the release q N. Raymond. In
was also iniormsa that In ;he event Of re-.
fnsnl 70 PAY tho sum demanded NJ. Raymond
The Count Of Montebelo imm lately placed
himself In communicating with his Govern
nent and with the Porto. TO whom he made
strong protests as to the lawlessnsss existing
and nS to the outrage to which VI. Raymond
and his oyerseer had boon subjected. As q
tho sum demanded BY the Dris.nds and
self. Tor NJ. Rnymont's lite was 10 be sacrificed
II his oversesr failed 10 return. From that
time n OF hing has been heari Of Ruffier. and II
H. feared that both tie Frrnchmen have boon
killed and that Tho briRanus are ENJOYING a
high .arousnl with the money obtained
through this their latest raid.
Tho farm owned by NJ, Raymond Is near tho
sc0ne Of the regent robbery. robably ry the
same and Of briHands. Of the Oriental ex-
placed ohstructions across the railroad tracks.
dcraled the express train. and CAPTURED sew
eral German and English tourists. Among the
cartives were Herr Oscar Grsger. Herr Israel
IN banker OF Berlin Herr Maqu.l ia wealthy
landowner OF Siegssdorf. Bavaria: Herr Os-
car Kotysch OF IorbIR. Saxony and others.
After reaching a place OF safety the bandits
sent Herr Israel to Constantinople instructing
him TO get the sum OF $4,000 within a speci-
Herr Israel applied to the German Am bassa-
dor Herr Won hadowitz who, after communi-
eating with Chancellor Won CAprv was au.
thoriZed To advance the amount required.
AnHstnRlus is tho name OF tho chief OF this
band OF brlgRnds. Their deprsdatioIs arc liz ely
t. cost tlro Porte q good sum Of money. MS both
the German aud the Trench Ambassadors de-
mand compensation for the Germans and the
Frenchmen who have suffered at the brignnds
The German md French Ministers as the
price Of the lives OF The citizens under their
protection.
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JOHN 4. GIIENs MISSING.
A Young Mas from Cortland Believed -
Have Been Murdered In SRu Francisco.

A Young Mss from Cortland BeiieveA e
Have Been Murdered In snn Francisco.
CORTLAND. Aug. l9.-1t Is believed that John
A. Givcns, momber OF one OF tho Oldest fami-
lies Of Cortland county. has been murdered or
Is being detained against his will. He is . son
OF Amasa Givens. who died in 1879. and left
him sole heir to his estate John was an easy
going fellow. one that is generally termed q
hale fellow we'll met" lie had mania for
seeing the world, and for some time the height
OF his ambition was to visit the Pacific coast.
not only for the purpose Of seeing tho country.
but in hopes OF there establishing himself In
a lucrative business. He started In February
last but got no further than Syracuse where.
he said. his ticket and money were stolen
IRON him. lie claimed to know who the thief
Syracuse. he returned with the ticxot which
he SAID. was the one hat was stolen from him.
consis SEA- Of large ' tri,ss. " small hand
satchel; and bnuo encnsrd IN heavy leather
box. This was the lust seon OF John Gi,ens in
csiSed 10. him by Harry vannk. these letters
ware dated from Snspcnsi Bridge. Later he
YER. He was last heard from on Avril ~; and
at that time he Was s,oppinG az the BROOKLYN
wrote TO tho proprietor u til. brooklyn Hotel.
to tn. movements OF tiivens. The answer came
back that Giyens hal been a guest ut the hotel
ior four days. leaving suddenly. and without
settling his bill. In his room he had len his
ynli-e AMI BANJO. The trunk was not there
To answer was so unsatisfactory that
James Sluires., an uncte OF the missing
man. wrote to Charles Chamberlain another
uncle. living in Oakland, asking him to make
In III ries. which he did. and under date OF Aug.
y replied corroborat,nE what had already
been learnel q ON the proprie or OF the Brook
rraph young "tsr sSe's so IN the hope
that II might aid the police In tracing him.
NJ. Chamberlain makes many suggestions as
to what may have caused tho young mans
sudden disappearance. ShnnIhains is spoken
Of In such cases the victim Is ,lrugged
and robbed. ami while SIN unconscious
other foreign port. Mr.. Chamberlain also
suggests that he may have been murdered
and his body concealed.
Giyens wore some valuable .jewelry. and tho
car class manner in which he displayed his
money and the liberal way In which lie spent
1t was sufficient 70 attract the attention of
most thieves. He had no reason 10 leave San
Francisco for any financial I, ouble, iur. he had
plenty OF funds hero TO draw on. and aside
IRON that he had abundance for his Immediate
wants. Us he had taken $1,000 with him.
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DEATH OF louis PAULSEN.
Another 0rent Chesa Player Has Passed
Away.
LONDON. Aug 19.-Louis Paulsen. the dis
tInRuished chess player dad to-day

Another 0rent Chess Player Has Passed
Away.
LONDON. Aug. l9.-Louis Paulaen. the dis
tinRuished chess player died to-day.
According to the Chess Monthly Louis Paul
sen was born on Juno Is. 1893. He 10 the
youngest son OF DR.. Carl Paulsen. who was the
strongest chess player In the principally Of
Lippe- Detmold. Germany. When 4 years old
Louis watched his father teaching the moves
10 his two elder brothers and his sister.
Louis was intended to become a gentleman
farmer. but in 1854 he emigrated with his
brother Ernestto this country. and established
business in Dubuque. la. In hls new homo
he made the acquaintance Of a Mr.. Lit,leton,
with whom he played. first. on even terms: but
soon he give him the odds OF knight and
won every gam. His noxt opponent was q
Mr.. Allison OF Hastings. 81. Paul. With this
gentleman he LOST the first game. but won all
tho others. Through Mr.. Allison Pnulsen re-
cciIei IN invitation to Chicago. in 1867 There
he played successfully against Jamos Morgan.
Hieram Kennicot. and Nicholson Having
beaten the strongest players in Chicago he
was persuaded to take part in the first Amerl-
can Chess Congress-, IN Now York. 1857.
Paulsen won the second nrze. Morphy being
first. Morphy was The only player who beat
him. He lost against him games. won !, and
drew; IN Now York he first tried his skin as
n, biind'olh player Out; ~ . games PLAYED
simultaneously he won ! and drew l. Thus
beating Philidor's record whose performance
~ three Cnmes stood till then unnt;ninah!e.
TINT time that the New Iork Chess Cl%b sav He
him gold medal
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The Old Time Teiexraphers

WAsHiNdToN, aug i''-The Old Time Teleg-
raphors Association held its first session At
Tho Ebbtt House to-day. About 100 members
were present. Many Of them had not met for
twenty or TWENTY-FIVE years. although during
that time they have been talking to each other
over great distances by wire. PRESIDENT May
nard, in opening the proceedings said:
friends. aud Ia find new ones; to revive msm.
cries and recount oxreriences OF days oone
10y. and 10 strengthen the bonds OF iraternai
sympathy and good will"
The e. lection Of officers for the ensuing war
rosuto rs follows: President, Edward Rose
George NJ; D. gan OF Jackson. Tenn; Secrs-
tary and TREASURER, William j. Deaiey. man
ager OF the Western Union Office at New YORK.
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Warner MIIIer's I,'ness,

LONDON. Aug. n. EN-Sen ator Warner Miller
has been confined to his room at Browns Hotel
in this city The reports that he is seriously
III are exaggerated, lilo WAS laid'up with . So
we're. though not serious attack OF muscular
rheumatism. which first took o firm hold OF
him about week ago In tho shoulders aud In
the back. Since Thursday last Mr.. Miller has
been compelled to keep 10 his room. and rested
by sitting In an easy chair day an ! n Ght; he
covered that he went out Tor n drive this morn
Ing. with his wife and daughter. Hc AMI his
family will start within u week for Windermero
lakes. They will then VISIT Holland and the
north OF Germany, returning in October TO this
city eli route to Nan York.
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I'll. Exh,b,t,on or I'll. Holy Goa.

BERLIN Aug. 1o.-NTany Catholic commune
tics IN this country nre protesting against the
exhibition OF the Holy Cont at Troves. while
tho non Catholics openly declare that it is only
done for tho re uniary benefit OF tho Roman
Catholic Church. 10 such an extent Is this
protest hcing rnrri' d. that pamphlets attack
ing ho Bi.hop OF Treves have heen widely cir
cninted. These pamphlets n. % attack the
siatemenis OF the Episcopal Secretary. father
Miilems. Who held that tho coat WA genuine
rabbi. wo o tn" 'rcss Il thu upner class Of Tho
Jews: IN. pamphlets referred to dwell VI on
The met that, aces riding to tho Bible, jesus
Christ was always poorly dressed. and that he
preached against caring for dres..
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WILSON OFFERS TO MARRY FLoss1l
And JJe IL Told That lIe Already has .
Lot OF Wives ana Children.

Lot or Wives and Children.
Citizen Train and Lawyer Howe who are ap-
parently the only persons anxious to say q
word In behalf OF Christian Wilson. accused OF
abducting and criminally assaulting Elizabeth
Agnes Sunderland. went to the Harlem Court
yesterday to do what little they could In be-
half OF tho prisoner. Flossie. us tho prisoner
loves best to call the girl. was there pert and
pretty rs usual. Superintendent jenkins. his
assistant. Mr.. Stocking and Agent Finn wore
in court In behalf OF the Gerry Society.
Lawyer Howe said that Wilson had lot taken
tho girl from her home In Binghamton for
immoral purposes. but had met her there BY
chance. found that she was half orphan. and
took her to educate her and eventually to
make her his wife.
lie Is willing to marry her now" said Law
yer Howe
Tho prisoners proposition Is ridiculous"
said Mr.. jenkins. Il have followed his record
calefuly for thirteen years. and no had better
take care OF the wives and children be already
has scattered about the country"
Lawyer Howe jumped up with cry that Mr.
jenkins had conc TOO far, and had made re-
marks VIII CHI were uncalled for. Wilson and
Train both arose. MIR. Wilson said Mr., Jen;
Citizen II ain asked permission TO talk,
ease Is elSsedI saa Jpsce Meade
to be arrested; He said consisting bout Their,
hundred newsboys, aud lots of infant actors
and actresses who ought to be arrested II Mr..
Gerry enforced the law.
Wilson was held in $1,000 bail for trial.
MIR. Jenkins Gays that Wilson visi cd him In
his office In 1879 when he was under indiot.
OF his ball club. He was then accompanied By
a woman whom he introduced as his wife He
wanted to know II Superin on dent jenkins be.
liev-d he could be guilty Of the crime he, was
accused OF when he had wife aud child de-
pendent upon him.
Superint endent Jenkins yesterday received
q letter from PHILADELPHIA, which says:
- am prepared to prove that when Wilson
managed his first so-cailed baseball club he
made wreck q a Young girl who was under
a wife and child In Camden. n. J. He ia . dam
Eerous scoundrel. and his young ladies' base
ball club is a blind to cover his nefarious in.
tentions on Tho virtue Of young girls. I can
He dares, not shoWy bis face here in Fhila;;
shall he only too happy TO substantiate my
allegations and do the country good turn by
putting him away for some time will con-
cluda by saving | have no interest in Wilson
scamp 10 be what he is"
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TAXES IN MONEY, NOT COUPONS.
The Virginia Alliance, In Secret Session
Deals with State hide b, edness

RICHMOND, Va. Aug. l9.-During the session
OF the Farmers Alliance to-day reporters wero
not allow ed nea. the hall OF the House OF Dele
gates. The Chairman OF the Press Committee
gave out tho following resolution, which he
said had been adopted:
''Resoired. That we deem 1t both patriotic
and judicious 20 pay our taxes In money and
not In coupons, and wo hereby earnestly be-
seech tho tax payers In the larger cities not to
sacrifice our state upon tho altar OF CONNER
cial cupiditY."
Tho committee to whom -was referred 90
much u President Pages address as treated
OF the deht reported that the Alliance fully ap-
debt, providing it can be done without in any
way in Increasing the present rate OF taxation.
These officers weIe elected or the ensuing
Beverly. Vice President. The Offices oi Sccro.
tary and Treasurer were combined. and j. j.
Sflyey was elected.
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ONE KILLED. Two FATALLY INJURED.
An Accident Caused by TIVE Young Men
Releasing Car n steep Grade.

An Accident SnuScd by Tive Young Men
Releasing Car n steep Grade.
BRADFORD Pa. Aug. 19.-Anson L. Pratt. Q
fireman on the Campbell lumber road. near
Kane. this county. was killed to day. and ohm
Calvin the engineer. and an unknown young
man were fatally injured.
Pratt and Calvin were making up train OF
bark cars In the woods and left ono car on tho
summit Of a steep grade on tho road. while
they started to pull another car from siding
under the wheels oi the car on tho hill to hold
IT, but two young Iren came along and knocked
the blocks from beneath the WheeIs. and ho
engine
One Of the young men. whose name is still
unknown. was on the car which he had helped
to start. but when 1t gained such great speed
he lta!ed. and was so badly injured TINT he
engine at The time. The tender and car came
together with terrible crash, and both men
were Jammed against the boiler and covered
with wreckage.
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T-."s,. Over Jersey city. SHAKING r..a.

The Board OF Finance and the City Treasurer
OF Jersey City are at lcggerheads. The Board
some time ago ordered the Treasurer. Jers.
miah B. Cleveland. brother Of tho Mayor. to
report to them what balances there are In the
sinking fund and in what banks tho balances
arc deposited. Mr. Cleveland submitted Q re-
port Of the city's finances to the Board on
report abou, the sinking fund. This disregard
q their authority somewhat incensed the
Board. and they directed the Corporation
Counsel to inform them whether they have the
right to demand a full statement in regard TO
the city's finances. and whether the Treasurer
the Board,
Mr.. Cleveland SAYS that he has nothing to do
with the sinking fund. as II is under the con-
troll Q! the sinking Fund Commissioners Jacob
kilgle James &c. Haskings cashier Of the 500
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Suit has been begun In the Supreme Court
by the Equitable Lilo Assurance Society to
foreclose mortgages Of 100000 on the proper
property covered by the mortgasesl MI, y;
w hn TeIe rs exssSsed Sept 1883
West street, H. is. and II Front stre.t and
other real estate, .SNSSs' o"o
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Mr.. Schroeder Decline. In Advance.

One OF tho leading Republican associations
in brooklyn endorsed cx-Msyor Frederick W.
Schroeder Tor tho Governorship on Tuesday
niGhr. When inform ed OF this action yesterday
Mr.. Schro"Grr nj
am not u candidate for Governor or any
ohrr Office: cannot imagine circumstances
under which would accept any nomin stion.
have already i,ld some Brooklyn friends in
and what then said mean now. and what
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-20
American Patent. In Germany.

BERLIN. Aug ia patent lawyer Of Berlin.
Mr.. EDWIN A. Bridges. declares that hundreds
OF American patents. some OF them OF great
importance. have been cancelled hero and the
use o. these American inventions made freo to
Whoever cares to have them. This has been
due TO ignorance OF tho requirements OF tho
German patent law on tho part OF Americans.
Parayr9gh1 Of ths lmpsria German Patent
Withdraw after tho lapse o! three years. /. If
the patentee ueglects TO work his invention IN
the country 2. Wien 1t appears conducive TO
the public ineres' that permission TO use Tho
invention 10 granted to others. and tho put
adequate com pehsarion and on good security"
Many Amor icGns have paid no attention to
this, paragraph. They have failed either to
tho right o. manufacture 10 some German
house within the TIM 90 years legal limit An
can patents In Germany has boon the failure
10 pay The taxes due.
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Ilevcn K,,,-a ana Forty Wounded.

BERLIN. Aug. ia despatch from Norden-
hamm. Grand Duehy Of Oilsnburg. says that
scatrod, upon which large number OF men
wero working, collapse to-day. dragging q
lower scafIold to IN" ground, killing ton mon
other. In addition mt, workmen were nro-
cinilated ntu the watrr: bu n.ost OF them
wero saved through lin ing Ia plahks and
poles DO opgin = I" the fallen "nfolding. One
- Ines" men. how v"r, las in e, so.cnmhei.
German L,ojI steamship ompuny.
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The Hawaiian Queen. rour

BAN Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE steamship
Zelandia arrived TO-DAY. seven days from Hon
oiulu, Queen Liliuokalsni had about com.
way To Honolulu whom the steamer loft. The
a at,~h S!nren kapi"lani was attached by a
counts no alarming results have been mani
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shipping nv. Flour from Russia.

BERLIN. Aug. lo,-The North German ca
the'S Warsaw corrospondent tele.raphs that
the mi!lers 81 tina; city are now engaged in
prerarIng rye -four and bran Cor expectation
All tho q, valuable threshers OF the vicinity Of
hired at high prices. the Object OF the millers
beink to EXPORT all the rye ssibo before the
prohibition Is enforced.
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Reduced hates Via PrnnsylvRnIa Railroad
to MInn.,,nDli-, Minn.

The Pennsylvania RaiiroaI company announces that
from Aug 2lt. tao -+. me- s'e, tickets VIII be sold
New York to NnnaApout MIn., ana return at rate
Of one Ist eIa,s nIeh faro Tor the round trip 1ck.
cts Will he valid for return passage from Aug ~ 10
the Stat Inclusive and VA be accepted Tor Passage
all trAinA ~ cnuing the Pennsylvania Iimi Cd. upon
presentation uf PROPER eNtra fare checkA Children be
tween and !. yeAIA Lsli IAtes -AGG
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Fell Dead h Her Cell,

Annie Brown. 20 years old and mol Dowd,
28 years old. were arrested at Consy Island on
Tuesday. charged with having robbed Eric
Tuesday night the Brown girl fell dead rom
heart failure on tho floor OF the cell. Ycster-
day the Dowd girl became III OF heart disei, SO,
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ot me Railroad 10 the hrss train named
favor has Pullman ping cars dining cars smoE
ns "a .a's sna PASSENGER coaches; AL ve,tbusd, is
Chicago o;i3 Y. ~ the Lsxt dAy.-luE
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LONDON. Aug. 19.-Ths newspaper warfare
which has been carried on between Mr.. Par.
nell and MIR. John Dillon almost since tho
day the latter was released from Galway
jail, continues to be waGed with vigor. This
morning for instance. Mr., Psrncll furnishes q
youlp0 in Which he resumss opsIa.i Sms
against MIR. Dillon and. incidcntally against
the mass Of his PIGMENTS. Great surprise
inct That III. Morley should have noticed Mr..
Parnell's accusations.
Tho Uaiy t,,rS Today says that when II Is
CLEARLY proved that u mans assertions have
10 JeIation TO fac il IL nuIe simple 10 reject
theni III lump than 10 examine them In do
tail"
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A Threatened Row Between the Baltiuer
and Ohio nnd tho Erie.

clared. horo to DO successful In . boycott
s aEst twG o. tne,r western connections after
,. Hhs ssser as' q i. Advisor, Board Q, tn.
the following distribution ,ai business between
Ghsas cbc.ad pHM aud sns g. dFF
bSriinson. iis5; Albert Los, i.7s i. should cub
sensers: was diSsrted By the Advisory SY board nS
Railroad Nstss.
pa Ths nnnsss m. hss: 9, s.: T1 ss9
nothing new TO report vii BE- busy for s aSo
s9al days n.gSsassinpS with the creditors q he
funding ihs debt and he has no doubt that that the he
S Ssy:
Informed lis REPRESENTATIVES. the secretary
President HiIlon has no doubt that ali the
creditors will come to the front and subscribs
sT hs MRsn s ssrss in ss
:Sndor:s ths plan "a Hs says shat I 4 soes
5u. its q nS e e.ea eE' In
1t is said thai, the Royal Blue line service Of
the G:nfa ksiirosd G q NsM Jersey Beading
they now have between navy ork and Washing.
ton. The terminal facilities OF the Baltimore
and Ohio in Chicago are being enlarged with
tho idea Of doing big business during the
Worlds Fair.
A despatch from Vancouver says that Ray.
mond Whitcomb's excursion party has just
returned from Alaska. after 4 very pleasant
two weeks trip BY steamer. They saw many
sights BY the way.
The Rotterdam line composed Of the Fitch
the following tarin yesterday from Boeton to
Chicago OF Milwa9kee: in cents, aceordine to
ures range from S7H 10 80 per cent Of all
rail rates. The Same line also issued . tariff
from Boston to Milwaukee or CHICAGO to BE-
used for through rates 70 points beyond e
follows: %. 10. II. IA. Is. Is.
The Erie. CONDUCTORS will 20 TO shshela Glen
In special train on Friday for an old-fash-
loned tclsm bake. After the clAmbake there
will be music and dancing.
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Shot Her Husband In n Family Quarrel.
ORANGE. Aug. 19.-At7 o'clock this evening
Mrs Mary Toopence quarrelled with her nus.
band, and she shot him In the back Of the neck
s Ws nshes Mrs Too %ast went IN about
her husband 10 not o. peeled to live,
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Peoples Psrty's Convention q. Psn.syl.
vanla.

GREENSBORO. Pa. Aug. l9.-Tho committss
appointed az the Convention Of the Peopir's
party IN Cincinnati has liked the dae for the
Pennsyivanis state Convention for Sept. 49,
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A despatch from Vancouver says that Ray.
mond Whitcombs excursion party has just
returned lFo IN Aissks after 4 very pleasant
sights By tho WAY,