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National League.

The Statesmen could not bat the curves of
Mr. Dolsn in Saturdays game. and they los.
the third Of the series to Columbus in conse-
quence. The score was to l, the Senators es-
Gaping shut-out through the good offices of
Catcher Lehman. who banged the ball hard
enough OLce to make II go into the far left.
while he ran hard enough to get home. This
happened ia tie third inning. and after that
not a man reached home for Washington. The
opposing pitchers we're Carsee and DO!aE. The
fielding was far better than or the day before,
aid the game. though close, was hardly inter
estihg. Columbus scored cn. ran in the first
inning oil a tumble by DOwd, passed ball and
hit by Sneed. The second run of the visitors
made in Tie third inning. when Crooks
went to first on balls. was sacrificed to second,
stole third and scored OF an error by Lehman.
In the fourth Wheelock hit to Alvord slowly
thai he secured his base. \ sacrifice and two
Dagger sent HIM around. a one-hand catch by
Murphy III the second inning. jump catch by
Wheeiock IN the fifth and a run and catch by
Slatttry IN the eighth were the features of the
game.
Washington made hits and 3 errors and Co.
lumbus hits and error. Alvord made two
Of the three Washington hits. a single and d
double, and Lehman made the other.
Notes.
st Louis plays three games.
The Senators should make two victories at
least this week.
Alyord the only man to stand up to his
line In batting on Saturday.
Arlie Latham has signed q contract to star
with DOckstaders MINISTRIES next winter.
Boston beat St. Louis in an exhibition game
at Providence yesterday by score of to in
the presence of 5000 people.
Manager Chapman has signed a man named
Fox Of the Pottstown, Pa. team to play third
for Louisville.
The Boston House Juniors met the Dew
Drops of South Washington Saturday evening
in the Arsenal grounds for the second time and
were defeated in 4 one-sided contest by & score
OF 10 to o. Holden 5 curves puzzled the Boston
House boys. who made but two hits, while
Hickey of the Boston House was hit for twenty
two bases with a total of lG ruLs. The features
of the game were the battery work of Holden
and Smith. and the batting of Smith Rowe
Holden and Lash. Challenges from al amats ur
clubs should be addressed to Manager Gus
Rowe, t2S It'll street southwest.
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DENTISTRY.

THE Evans DENTAL PARLoRs, I2l7 PA. 7v73
IN eM p.nssss sS.,sm"s ~nnos, 20
vapor in use By us only Is sdssss pleasant al
transient. Artl6c1Al tss9h, crown cd braoe work
rsAsonabls prices. sp14-Sns
nR eTARR PARSONS, pTH ST., Cur Nv
~ First-clao sold and Other nllinss spsrsaley. A.
crowns anl pisses inssrts1. mhe5
nENTAL IKF1RMARY- NATIoNAL UNIvEn.
" afy corner ssh and X = g. QPsa 20 q. ~ -
EkEE DENTAL INfInnARY..TEEIB YfLik1
Ssei q 20 6eis9k1sa p.iss.ssy. from ] PkRG
go eeo oeeoow , - - -
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nAssANEfIA Ons dollar and half will buy five
gallons % this pleasant mineral
spr-7z water. water for malaria end
tsresu.ts- Insomnia. kidney troubles
All = certain defense AGAINST all
fyIaJt.c diseases.
DEPOT i03 Pa ave NV.
NASSANE1IA u you want home. health, happi-
nee purchase two shares of this
PARK s.lcL - two hundred dollars which
sivcS you large building lot on
Whit you erect Q COTTAGE and
meet all tie above conditions. Call
J. = CAkPENTEkfoE partcu-
lars Goa jth ST. IA je;BO- I'm
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

& TEAMER .'wINTHROP" FOR BAR BIRRoR
- Lastport, campobeuo. 81. Andrews and 81 yohns
AsfE1iER ELIuCY p. nILER~ for sos.,.na "A
bsnsor competitions for noesehe.d LAKE. Taesdsys u
Pennsy wanna railroad and Baltimore md Ohio r~Sl-
road ofnees; y II. Smith CO., General Nsnsesra.
SHohT ROUTE 10 LONDON,
nohpDEUTsCHERL LLOYD q o..
Fest kxpress sseensrs,
10 southampton uondon, Bavrsb, Brnsn
Trave Tues. July IL. IL q. m. sasie Sat July ~
! m; spree. Tue. July u. :. N. Paida baf-y
s sqlly =. An werrA. Tues. July q, u ami
SSoMiortaole state roQms. sxcsllsnt tsblA lusu9g0
aao9n sppointmente. Prices LIST cabin, US apd -
wefd berth. according % location; "a cabin. $50 -
w npSes1hi {sesr~gs ct lou rae0 App6 - = -
A Ian LINZ. LOYAL YAM sIfANsHIP0
Via DERRY and GALWAY. Most dirscs route
from scotland and North and Middle Of Iroan2p
ACConMoDArloNs uksUkeAsstp-.,a,
NEW roll AhEEi sSS si.saJa. ,Isssa....~,.
Every fort,isht
81 AUGUST August. sat-. sss q Ssrs3..
10Th Ane,asS. =. State Of Nehr.sks %. q O
CABIN paaangs. o36 spd upward. E1cuIssou, 49,
.,,r,voSSRysfHSb fsfssvspFsEs, s ~ ayxv,c..
Va Half.z md 81 yohns. ~;
vz5AgP Apply 70 4 u B. h 4 sko Isl M:shis..~
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SPLITTING THE ALLIANCE.
The Texas Convention Denounces the Sui
Treasury and Land Loan Schemes

ltenOunCeS
Treasury and Land-Loan Schemes
The Texas alliance convention closed late
Saturday night at Fort Worth. after adopting
resolutions denouncing the subtreasury and
land-loan schemes and governmental owner
ship of railroads.
U. S. Hall, president of the Missouri alliance
charged in speech that DR.. c. W. Macune had
sold out to the protectionists and in further.
ance OF that bargain the third party move was
inaugurated in the south to divert democratic
votes. He said that it was disgrace for such
n man as Macune to get into the alliance but
it would become a disgrace if he was not turned
out. President Hall was loudly applauded
The subtreasuryitcs, of whom squad walked
out Of the convention Saturday, are red hot
1t is believed that the quito ONE of the conyen.
ton will be split of the state alliance into
factions, one representing the third party and
the other the democratic wing.
The convention adopted the following reso.
lutions:
Resolved. That we denounce the subtreas.
ury and land loan schemes and governmental
ownership OF railroads as a violation of the
first principles of good government, as paternal
In their character. as centraiZing in their char.
acter, as centralizing in their tendencies. and
If enacted into law they would create such a
the clutches OF the party in power upon the
throats OF the people SO strongly that the
voices OF the honest patriotic citizens would nc
longer be heard in the control Of government
affairs. We demand that those men who are
not farmers be removed from national and
state offices OF our order and that none bu,
those who have their interest In farming be
allowed to fill such places. We now appeal h
all honest members Of the alliance throuobon,
the United States to unite with us in puttino
down this common enemy and disgrace of ON
order. To this end we most earnestly recon-.
mend the brother alliance men of the United
States to meet in national convention at st
Louis on the third Tuesday Of September. 1891
Resolved, That We most heartily indorse
the course of Hon. U. S. Hall, president of The
state alliance of Missouri, in refusing to con.
cur in the action of the case of c. W, Macune
at Ocala in opposing the subtreasury scheme
&c. We earnestly pledge Mr.. Hall our suppori
in the noble and manly effort to rid the order
both state and national, Of all shackles which
viii retard its strength"
KANSAS LEADERS CHAGRISEp.
Alliance leaders in Kansas are preatl,
| chagrined and worried at the action Of certain
| leaders Of the southern alliance in calling thf
| Fort Worth convention to resolve against tbs
subtreasury idea. sThey claim that it is !
scheme OF southern democrats to break ND the
| alliance, and that prominent democratic Con
gressmen are at the bottom of it. Leaders
| fear that this is but the beginning of a move
ment that viii disrupt the Organization il
Kansas, rs thousands Of republicans who affili
ated with tho peoples party last wear would
| follow the course of their southern brethren
| and so back to their old party.
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baltimore OHIO RAILROAD
~ - scisdule in e1ecs May 10. 1891
Leave ashlilston from station New I~r~~v
avenue and street.
For Chicago and Northwest iestibuied Iamfteda ar
PRES Trains. III ~ a. Ia. Ss3O .. M. daily.
FOR Cincinnati, st. Louis and Indianauolis. gs.r-
bul-d lanlited 5 30 express IL 80 D. daily
For f1ttsburg and Cleveland. express csily, go
q and , 40 D.
For Lexington and staunton f1O:4oa.n.
For Winchester and way Stations IS 80 nm
For Luray. '3sbU. SAB pm.
FOR Roanoke. knon Vile, Chattanooga ana Nennnh,s
1QOO = m daily. sieering through 10 Memphfs.
1880 Is 90. IS minutes, 80 20 % 4Smin1.st
IS. 81. IS {, 10. 45 minuiesj, 30 a . "a
g.; 3D. 80 300. losoU. II 80 aud II IS ,. m.
1000, IS minut-sl. IL .55 a. m, 90. 2.o5, As.
%. 81. 4;51 % 10. A. minutes) q 30 q 2S ~
80. 800. IL 80. ~ b pm.
For Annapolis 20 and s 30 m. l2.lo and4 %
For lrederick. IN 30 ii 10 70 30, n 3op m.
ROYAL BrSE Line 70 FOR .n Sf & 20 ORR
PHILADELPHIA.
daily. o.. 800 u0:o0 Dining Carr. IL s55 q m n =
to:lO. Dining Carr. $50 Ill 80 p u. Sleeping Co.
open At 10 90 o'clockl.
Buffet iarlor C.rs on all day trains-
For Boston. = ~ p. m. with Pullman buffet Slesu.
Ing Car running through Boston without ehsns1
VIA IQughkeepsie Bridge. lAAdinr pssSSnxssa -
Is; N; station nj Boston.
ior Atlantic e,ty Ao5. 1000 and IL ss5 s.n. su..
For time Of suburban trains - time Aties % usa,a
Of all ticket agents. ~ Ss>~
BsSs. ssRsiy Tor and ch Ds.
ot5ces. el gs isSl Pa ave-. and q depot
myh gen. manager. Gen. fsss. Assnt
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BATHS.


ao Rs s.s.on = 3, S s,.n
shSsT q md soa Noes. M s. ;sS
N9 MIAMI RIA. NO MOSQUITOES: FUkE sfkfSG
xsn ps1 s sss e yer dsy Desn,ve palnpaist
''- -' '' VI Ah Mrs' ti qs,ii fST Ib Avs
s.. James Hotel, bsltaorS
ORkNEY SPRINGS AND BATHS sBrY1y-
rTopf aSa o01n BEAR S.io I'npSss Co ss' End
rhur aud Iron sprinSs." Bowling alley, sS..o.,ns
.rsna Iss. .aa a-Tss md 5
virsin,s Hot and cola bs,b.: IN. thre- hotsis are
,ss s, Aecoa;nodatoa. Tor Zoo. Al,i,aae 800
and Dr. T. chAmier sin Of WSsSnston vi, !. ~ az
music s0i F.s ips @ 1sa s
hotel w.sn,nston. D. c. until June ID after thsi .:
u oCk ENoN SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
II In the great North nlountans only 81 hour from
col resort souutIsa ale TSp.e remsekss.c
medicinal springs line mineral baths and swimming
Fan; bali room ensrsDd tbs ,r s" 70 bar nc TSwds
f PE, derHPys ps s and terms sfp to
70 the IrorIietoc at tho SPRINGS. myol-lIn
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. VA, NOW
- oren TO visitors accommodations good and rates
,y!.-.m ). 4. FLEMING. Manager.
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A URoRA HOUSE, AURORA, wksr VIRGINIA
"A select HEALTH RESORT on top of the Ale
soos roo as s . pfs e
Brook trout and bass nshns soaortahls and home
SHAFFEk. proprietor. Gn,.l5-sna
MoUSTAIN yIkw HOUSE, AURORA, ". VA.
~, ~ now oIen e;evHtion 5 600 :eet puTe ar delight,
Prop. ,eS,a,n:
ELENwooD HOUSE, DELAWARE MATrE GAP
n. nfta. al nc
Ses spring Ta,.r perfect san,ts,i@n uniiyalei fam
myls-eo.2m
MATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE wATER
w GAY. Pa a dsishtiui mountain resort a; The
bhes 81 sceneTy a1d best Of hotels 81 hogss iIym
TORT PfSDLEToN.
Garrett county, Nd 3 600 feet above sea coolies,
lie and veetse. IN as.IadanS s6eotias sas ,ir mn.
Circulars IOa I., a! star ONCE Address nr.x,xs
GREENS MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LOCATED on
aTnit HI imm Bns hide m9nntain EAST side
Va bus meets ali 9ay trn,ns a. NJ s,RLtN 'iro
gTnisNof, For Iafgraation inquire OF Nj LosANo
Dc. my2.aniSod'
HILL TOP HOUSE HARPER's FERRY. ". Va /;
500 feet above town and rivers; railroad station
nli view scenery iron Iorticoes unsurpassed table
"s apm CO. 0is nH 10y : IovErr Proprietor
koLB's MORRILL, HOUSE. CAMP mn. HAR-
IN rers Ferry. ". Va, opens for guests May H.. For
terms, &c. apply "a the place also Kolbs slI -,
n. w. Washington. DC. Mrs. N kOlB. Pro- rietress
my9tosel5
lockwood HOUSE. hAkPEI,s FERRY. VIVA.
IL MRS. 3. L. LONE11, Pro9rietress,
VIII be open from June 10 October I.
Terms. ST per week. uiylS-3xm
THE SUMMIT HOUSE HARFER7s fkREY. "
L Na--The largest house and grounds and highest
point Apply foT circular and terms Open june L.
ap2O-3nl 5. W LIGHTNER. Clerk.
THE WHITE COTTAGE, HAEPER'S FERRY. W
Va. Just built. west OF the Miles Cottage. open
i - q for Illar.
reference. II. K Miles. :Ol ID 81. NV. Washington
ID. {. VIM. H. BELL. Proprietor. ely:9lt.
MOUNTAIN HONE SUMMER RESORT Is NOW
AN open TOR the reception of guests. Terms from g.
70 10 per week. For particulars address Mrs j. y
LAUGHLIN. Deer Park, Md. je.s}-ln-
MISCELLANEOUS.
w or,ened recettior osp 1,osts Nsy M -
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lHEsAPLAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

Schedule IA effect MAY 20 1eo,
Leave Union Depot, 9TH and strrets
10 3. m. for Newport News. Old Point CoInfoy.
Norfolk daily. Arrive at Old POINT at . SO n m
and Norfolk at 6:55 pm. ~f-NA-
p m. Cincinnati Express daily for stations in Wis.
g1nia, West Nirg1nlR, kentucky and Cinripuati.
Ne~tihule slcepers and entire train run throusn
without change 20 Cincinnati. arriying az 30 a m
DINING car TO Clifton Forge. Serving lunch and
SUPPER
IL 10 H.. +. r. V. restiule Limited daily Sofia
trains. with dining cars. through wifAoqr
change 10 Cincinnati. hestibule Sleeper for Lac
ineton and Louisville. Pullman Car. ere open n
receive passengers at % p. m,
oficee. SlS aud lA9l fslnsyl vania avenue
.oo h, W. FULLER.
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WASHINGTON soCTHERN RAILWAY.

Ia acts and Information ~ the office norfha r,--
ner 81 l5th street and fennsy avenue and .; the
station. where orders lie lett for the checking u
IgE l.e To- destination irom hotels aud rs-ii.nsr-
thAN r lbGh. J. r. WOOD.
tseftgral Maua.yer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WOODLAND, ROCKVILLE. ND. WILL. BE
w opened for reception Of guests MAY 10 For
terms apply at the CLARENDEN HOTEL. 18th and
New YORK apel-6n
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

THE Russian government was said to
be negotiating for the purchase of large
I quantities of breadstuffs in the United
States. Fourteen million persons
were said to be in need of immediate
help.
DURING a storm the steamer Citta di
Roma was wrecked at Marine cove. n.
T.. and her crew of twenty-five men
and 600 cattle were drowned
The marriage of Josie Mansfield,
who figured in the murder of Jim
Fiske, by Stokes, at New York twenty
years ago. took place in London to
Robert l.. Read, New York lawyer.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted at a mass
meeting at Belle River. Ont, in favor
of political union with the United
States
Ir was said that the pope was afraid
of being assassinated if he remained
longer in Rome and that he was con-
WINGED that the Italian government was
preparing to eXpel him.
THE death of Count Ludwig Won Arco
Valley. aged a years, German minister
TO this country, occurred in Berlin
while undergoing surgical operation.
IL desperate eet fight in Nalpa-
raise with crowd of Gillian sailors
three men from an American man of
war were killed and several others
were more or less severely injured.
AT Beauvais. France. blacksmith
named Menard vas arrested on the
charge of having murdered his four
wives.
EMIGRATION from the port of Bre-
men thus far this year is 1901 against
IS, 6l3 in 1890. OF these 1OO,7 80 went
to the United States, against s5,6lS in
1890
TT was reported that Admiral Jorge
Montt had been elected president of
Chilli to succeed Balmaceda
ACCORDING to statistics in "A German
publication the present population of
the world is l. 4T9. 40, 400.
AT the City of Mexico a bull fight
was held for the benefit of the suffer
ers from floods in Spain. The receipts
amounted to So, 900. Nine bulls were
killed
IT is alleged that an herb has been
found i'm Yucatan that will cure almost
any case of insanity.
THE death of Don Fernando Guzman.
the ex-president of the republic of
Nicaragua, occurred at Managua, aged
20 years
IL Mexico three men were shot by
the government forces under command
of Gen. Lorenzo Garcia.
Oh the Irish coast great storms pre-
vailed, doing great damage. Over thirty
boats were wrecked and much prop
erty destroyed.
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The EAST.

RUTHERFORD Il. HAYES was reelected
commander in chief at the meeting in
Philadelphia of the Loyal Legion of
the United States.
IL Boston Rev. DIR. Phillips Brooks
was coEsecrated bishop of Massachu-
sets.
BY the bursting of fly wheel in the
Amoskeag cotton works at Manches-
ter. y. H.. three men were killed and
nine injured.
IL session at Reading, Pa, Joseph f.
Palmer, of Brooklyn, was elected ma
tional commander of the Union Vet
eran Legion.
The property of John HOey, the de-
posed president of the Adams Express
Company, has been attached for S712,-
$50.
AT Madison Square garden. New
York. fourteen bicycle riders. includ-
ing representatives of America, Ger
many. England. Scotland and ireland,
started on six-day race.
The shipbuilding firm of Harrison,
Loring * Co.. of Boston, failed for $500,
600: assets. $500. 900.
ST BLAISE, a stallion. was sold at
new VI - " NAAdA ANNCus u hAAietNAhs
Tex, for SlOO. 900.
THE partnership extending over near
" fifty wears between Alvan q. and
George h. Clark, the famous telescope
m akers of Cambridge, Mass, has been
dissolved.
The well-Inown author and writer,
James Parton. died at New buryp ort,
Mass. aged 90 years.
AT Trenton, y. J., Jonathan Stew
ard. a Wholesale grocer, failed for $780,
OOO
Is the east farmers were making an
organized effort to secure free mail de
livery in the country towns and among
the farmers
COLLEAGUES of Balmaceda, the Chill
ian dictator, say their leader is not
dead. and that they~win meet him in
New York.
A VISITOR TO the Grand falls of Lab
rador says the falls are greater than
Niagara. The abrupt descent of the
water is $40 feet.
By the explosion of a boiler OF a
locomotive near st. Clair, Pa, three
men were killed and one MORALLY
wounded.
AT Syracuse. y. V, the two daugh-
tiers of Edward Clark, wealthy manu-
facturer, both became insane AT about
the same time. The cause was un-
known.
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| NJ. r. HANSEN. a Babcock wis.
lumberman. disappeared when a mass
OF forged paper which may amount TO
$50, 900 was discovered.
| LIEUT.. BUHSER and three seamen of
the revenue cutter Oliver Walcott were
drowned by the wrecking of a small
boat near Port Townsend, Wash.
THE Shoshone and Arapahoe Indi-
ans have ceded to the government l.
100 900 acres of land in Wild River res
walton, Wyoming, for 5000. 200.
GEORGE DYER was lynched by mob
at Eastvilie, W. Va. for the murder OF
Mrs. Fannie Fadden, aged 20 years,
while attempting to rob her.
The Bank of Columbia and the Co
lumbia bank. both located at Nashville,
Tenn, have closed their doors.
By the burning of the stable of Y.
NJ. Morgan at Sabina. o., thirteen val
liable trotting horses were lost
On the Pan Handle railroad a col
lision at Mingo Junction. o.. wrecked q
limited train and two trainmen were
killed and four injured No passengers
were hurt
AT Clifton Forge, w. Va, three
negro rioters were lynched by mob of
800 men.
REPORTS from registers of deeds in
fifty-five counties show that over 81
600, 900 in farm mortgage Indebtedness
was released in Kansas during Septem-
Der
THE death of Mrs. Annie Demund
occurred at Woodland. Mich, aged los
years.
A GREAT find of gold was made at
Oldham. n. ). There were twenty-five
tons of quartz in sight, which it was
estimated would yield at least 100
ounces to the ton.
NOTICE w as received by Mrs Ann A.
Dodge. an inmate of the poorhouse ~
Butte. Mont, and so years of age. that
she is the heir to an estate worth
IS. 900, 900 in England.
MARY Dun THURMAN, the wife of
Judge Allen g. Thurman, diod at C.,l-
umbus, o., aged so years. She was tine
victim of la grippe during last winter
and never recovered from the attack
a LARGE cannon exploded at Fort Re
eovery. O.. tearing the side of a dwell
ing out and killing two children and
seriously iniuring three men.
HENRY HAHN, living near McGregor.
Ia, cnraged because the daughter of
John Otto would not marry him, shot
and killed MIR. Otto his brother VIII
liam, and then escaped.
GEORGE Coz. or Smith, the negro
who was lynched by a mob in Omaha,
Neb., recently. had his back broker in
three places and sixteen wounds on his
head Notwithstanding these facts,
the coroner testified in court that he
died of fright
AT dance at Fort Seneca, o., Frank
Workley fatally shot Frank Lewis and
George Williams during quarrel.
locomotive was wrecked ON the
Santa Fe road near Wichita, Kan, two
men being killed and three others fatal
ly injured.
THE Alcott Packing Company at
Armourdale, Kan. failed for 500, 900.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

THE Puliman's Palace Car Company's
annual report shows that during the
past year 5.3IO.Sl3 passengers were
carried. against 5,O2S,O57 for the
preceding year The total number
of persons in the employ of the com
pany in its manufacturing and operat-
ing department was 1855 and the
wages paid during the year amounted
to 1888. los.
THOMAS STEWART and Patrick Ad-
ans. two of the oldest miners in Mon
tana, were instantly killed by an inn
mense fan of rock at Red Lodge.
NANCY HANKS. the mare with n rec
ord of 200 was sold by Hart Boswell.
of Lexington. Ky. to J. VI. Forbes, of
Boston. for S45. 600
On the Chicago and Eastern Illinois
railway a fast train ran from an open
switch into roundhOuse at Crete, Ill.
and James Clark, the engineer, and
Leonard WASH urne. Frederick w.
Henry and Frank McCafferty. reporters
on the Chicago Inter Ocean. were in
stantly killed
THE death of Gen W. II. F. Lee. sec
Ond son of Gen. K. E. Lee. occurred at
AAAH AhtAttit III AhhEhNNol AAr ' a. dNNA ~
years lie represented that district for
two terms in congress and was mem
ber-elect of the next house.
FOR the murder of Moses Lufkin,
William Rose was hanged at Redwood
Falls. Mimi Rose protested his inno-
cenee 10 the last
THE late John Twohig. of San An
tonic. Tex. left the bulk of his fortune,
s., 600. 600. to promote the interests of
the Catholic church
AT Columbia. \ c.. Fred Kempson
! (coloredl. convicted of assault and bat
terry on the testimony of Rebecca
/ Thomas. met the woman afterwards
and cut both of her ears off.
THE remains of soldiers who fell in
the battle of Fort Recovery. O.. 100
in the new federal cemetery at that
place
Is Toledo. O.. F. j. Smith set a.. 300
ems corrected matter in exactly eight
hours on "A type-setting machine. This
Is the fastest I. pe-setting on record.
THE raisin crop of California was
/ said to be the largest ever raised.
ALLERToN won the great race at Lex
I ington. XIV. beating Delmarch with
( ease IN three straight heats. His time
I was 2:ISi4. 2;l5 and 9:l534.
II eastern Kentucky a Belgian syn
dictate has bought $50. 600 acres of coal.
I iron and timber lands
Fox the murder Of his wife's father
and mother Aleck Morris was hanged
at Madison. ia. lie blamed his wife
B for having ed him into committing
crime
AT Bay City. Mich, Alexander Ne
veau. who killed his I6-year-old wife,
was sentenced 10 life imprisonment.
MEs. PEDprETY and Mrs. Miller. of
Benton. Wis. were fatally injured at
F East Dubuque. H., by being thrown
from a buggy.
IT was said that from 1900, 900 to
I 5000 600 bushels OF wheat would be
i utterly ruined IN northern Minnesota
and North Dakota by heavy rains and
snow
AT noon three cowboys rode mp TO the
4 First national bank at Enterprise,
Neb.. ami at the point of a revolver
compelled the cashier to hand over
$500 in bills
tbs oldest man in Minnesota. sam
uel Reems. died at Dayton. aged 10S
years
Several glassblOwers undertook to
demolish Kuntz's saloon AT Alexandria,
Ind when Michael Sapp. the bar
tender. shot and killed James Mccain
and Andrew Gallagher.