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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Confessed the Murder.

ASTORIA, Ore, July ia man
named Browning was murdered in
Pacific county, Wsshin gtOn, seven
years ago and his wife and Daring
Norris was arrested but acquitted.
Mrs. Browning died in Illinois some
time ago and confessed that she and
Norris committed the murder. Norris
went to France, leaving tract Of
land valued at over one hundred
thousand dollars to two newspaper
men, who threatened TO disclose fscts
concerning Browning's murder.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Russia's Congress.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 15.-The Ho-
" Synod has summoned a clerical
congress at Moscow TO concert meas
ures for the repression of the st. Un-
dists. 1t is proposed to form sys-
Gem of house YisitatiOns to prevent
St. Undists from holding prayer meet
ings and to detect clandestine schools
and other religious gatherings; also,
to increase the promptitude and Sc
verify of judicial punishments.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
The Ponies Lawsuit.

ROME, July 15.-The Diretto says
that the Pope will institute an action
to establish his right over piece OF
Castle Goldo, derived under the law
of guarantees. This action implies
the Pope's acceptance OF the law Of
guarantees which the Vatican has
G instantly refused to recognize during
the past twenty years.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
No Work no Pay.

MOBILE, July 15.-The quaran tine
board has been officially notified that
the board of Revenue and county
commissi oners will rescind all former
action by them relating to the quar-
antine plant in Mobile Bay, unless
the quarantine board commences
active operations in the construction
of said plant within twenty days from
this, the 18th day of July, 1891.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
London Times on Chicago.

LONDON, July l5.-The Times today,
in long article on the Worlds Fair,
reviews the growth of the importance
o. Chicago, and says that it is not
doubted that the exhibition will, in
many respects, surpass all exhibitions
previously held.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
FRESH FROM TIE WIRES

oil farmer j. ii. COfnellas near Rus
sellville were poisoned at supper last
night by drinking milk containing
arsenic. Nephew died before doctor
came. Others dangerously i'll. No
cause known.
In free fight in a beer garden last
night, A. G. Shaw was fatally stat
bed by Tom Harrington who was ar
rested with five others.
PARIS, July l5.-It is believed the
government will accede to the request
of Hon. Whitelaw Reid, u. ). minis
ter, to remove the EN- barge on Amer
lean pork.
PADUCAH, Ky, July l5.-The re-
publican convention will make no
nomination for the state senate, but
will support Graham, the peoples
party candidate. Jesse Harper, lead
or of the peoples party, says his pur-
pose is to get strong vote in Ken
lucky and show that the party will
receive the vote of the farmers ALI
ice in the south.
CHATTANOOGA, July l5.-John
Rutherford, colored, was recaptured
today. He confessed to twelve MUIR
ders apd numerous robberies. He
stofo = num her of diamonds on Look
out mountain. A lady's gold watch
was found on him.
Judge Warden. who killed his SON.
in-law few months ago, committed
suicide this morning.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, July l5.-The
worlds fair committee met here todsy
for the purpose OF Incorporating
the "Worl's Fair A association.
NEW ORLEANS, July Is - Cotton
spot, steady; low mid, $40; sugar
rs. Rice quiet, 4 7 S.
WASHINGTON, y. c., July l5-In
the medical examination, "a civilian
candidates for lieutenant appoint
ments, failed to pass.
KANSAS CITY, July l5.-Edward
Frank cut his throat with pocket
knife, while in the city Jail this morn
ing.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, July 15.-City
Marshal PECK and John Howard have
been arrested, charged with the mur-
der of Alex Keller, while making 9
arrest.
DENVER, July 15.-Five unknow u
men attempted to open cask of giant
powder by striking 1t with a pick. A
horrible explosion followed. All the
men were horribly burned and
msngled and will die.
PINE BLUFF, Ark, July l5.-RObert
WIllisms, convicted of murder of AL
bert Hayes last November, was hung
at II O'Clock this morning.
ARKANSAS CITY, July l5-The U
s. military arriving here this morn
ing report all cattle men as being
DIR ven from the Cherokee Strip, east
of Rock Island railway. Elections
will commence on west side tOmor-
row.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Hungarian Haryests

VIENNA, July 15-The harvest in
Hungary will be of good quality
though diminished in quantity. In
Bulgaria the crops will be both plen-
tiful and good. Many English orders
have been received, owing to the ia
cilitIes offered by the new railways
for carrying grain direct to Bourgas
for shipment
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Gone in a Hurry.

PARIS, July 15.-The new Gillian
cruiser, Erazuriz sailed today from
France for the Portuguese port, where
she will complete the work of taking
on supplies. The hurrying away of
the vessel, incompletely victualed
from France, shows how uncertain
the dictator's delegation feel their
position to be. Telegraph lines to
Santiago have been closed for q week,
possibly by BaImaceda's orders.
Probably the wires have been cut.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
BishOp Elect Brooks.

LAWRENCE, Mass, 15.-Bishop
Elect Brooks is spending the summer
at the cd Phillips Manor. Interoga-
ted as to his conservation he says it
will not occur for some two or three
months yet.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Young Bismarck Retires.

BERLIN, July l5.-Count VIM. Bis
marck, second son of Prince Bismarck,
has resigned his position of president
of the regency of Hanover. 1t is his
intention to retire to Varsin, his
fathers estate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
He Is q Rogue.

CALCUTTA, July 15.-The inquiry
into the Manipur massacre has dis
covered evidence which will probably
decide the fate of the Jubraj, consist
ing of an order bearing his seal and
signature to kill all the British sui
iects and SepOys
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
No Pilgrims Through Suez.

CAIRO, July 15.-In consequence of
the prevalence of cholera at Mecca,
pilgrims returning from that place
have to undergo quarantine Of
twenty days at Eltor before proceed
ing through the Suez canal.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
No Orange Lodges.

LONDON, July l5.-The Duke of
Cambridge, commander-in-ch of
the forces, has issued an order closing
and forbidding the formation Of
Orange lodges in the army.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
To Bolt Campbell.

CINCINNATI, July 15.-The conven-
ton gossip here is that the Hamilton
county delegation is paving the way
to throw Campbell overheard on cleo
ton day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Not Sold as Reported

NATCHEz, July 15.-The report
current that the New Orleans and
Northeastern road has changed hands
Is not credited here, nothing being
known of the sale by the head Off
Gals here.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Spurgeon's Health Bulletin.

LONDON, July l5,-The physicians s.
in attendance upon the Rev. Chas. II.
Spurgeon announce that he has 3.
chance of recovering from the severe
illness from which he has been suffer-
ing for some time.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
LATE TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO THE TIME OF GOING TO PRESS
A hungarian Duel.

PEsTH, July l5.-Deputies Gsyary
and Polonyi fought a duel yesterday
with sabres. PolonyI was severely
wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
The Catholic Left.
wounded

PARIS, July l5.-At an election
held yesterday in the Chateaulin dis
trict, Finisterre, tor u member Of the
Chamber of Deputies, M. Gouroil re
ceived 1862 votes, and M. Kerret
Eatholicl 3226.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
SaIisbury's Clock

LONDON, July Is The Emperor of
Germany has presented Lord Sails
bury with a splendid Dresden clock,
made especially for the British pre-
mier.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15
Oxford Challenges Harvard,

LONDON, July l5.-The Oxford Uni
versity boat club has invited the Har-
ward boat club to rowing contest on
the Thames early in September.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-15

E. J. Frank, brother of Wholesale
Rochester, n. Y, grocer, suicides in
Kansas City police CELL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
The Breach widens

DUBLIN, February l0.-The irish
Times. iu it, issue of to-day, says that
the difference of opinion existing be-
tween Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Parnell is
so great at To De beyond even the chance
of compromise or adjustment.
The Express announces that Sir VIII
liam Vernon liarcourt has advised Mr..
Justin Mccarthy not to hold any
further communication, direct or indi-
rect. with Mr.. Parnel.
The Frcandp'S Journal says tnat Mr..
Parnell and Mr. VIM. O'Brien have been
IN communication with each other ior
the past two days. Mr. Thomas ?. GIL
VI. l.. the Journal adds. returned Ia
London last evening and was in confer
euce with Mr.. Parncli and Mr.. sexton
in London.
A London dispatch says: The Parne.I
leadership Committee has issued cir
cular asking the League branches ln
London TO ani'ateand give the commit
Tee monetary ard other assistance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
ANIMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
\ New Method of Rolling Hoop Iron-lho
Invention of an Alleghenian.


PrrrsnEG. February lO.-Rubcrt
llinclcy has perfected an important in-
vcntion. lie promises 20 turn out hoop
iron with machinery after his own ideas.
at oue-half the cost of the existing prac-
ticcs.
Mr.. Hineley is an Alleghcuian by
birth. He learned the trade Of roll
turning. ut which hc worked in several
mills in this locality. then hc driited 10
Altoona. During the past 10 years he
has been experimenting To- making hoop
iron by q continuous process, and is no"
able to say he can DO 10.
The old factory of the Iron City Man
uiacturing Company. at Hatfield and
Horne streets. Lawrcnceville, Is where
he has erected his new devices and dem
oustrated To witnesses its successful
operation. The company at present in
terest-d in this valuable apparatus is
composed of Mr.. Ilinelcy, Mr. =. Hersh
and Mr.. John Menglc, OF Allegheny.
Mr.. =. lierSh was found at the works
to-day and gave some facts relating TO
the process. The train Of rolls used Is
AN ordinary looking Two high, but the
snrret of It's work lies I'm the several APP
uiiances attached by Inventor Hincley.
"Our advantage" said Mr.. Hersh, lis
rolling iron at one-half the present cost,
with one-half less labor and double
the output. We used seml-stecl, bought
here i'm the city. aud elsewhere. The
roll, ar. "a success assure you. We are
now able tu n..he 30-ioot lengths COM
plete I'm three seconds. We can roll any
length I'm the same proportionate time.
simplicity is the main point. The hot
billet Is inserted and it completes the
balance without a hand touching it, and
the iron comes ont a uniform gauge
from end to end; something that cannot
bc done by the old process. The rapid
ity with which the iron passes through
the rolls prevents it from losing the heat
until finished. Cotton ties, kcg and
bucket iron can all be rolled alike with
hut a change OF gauge. Our company
now consists Of three, but will be In
creased to half a dozen more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11


Man that born of Woman .u.
potatu,- AND fr~ nl l'I lier.. un
to-day aud fllnr.,lr. Ihr rlfIrN. .I .UI
/ Tomorrow or thr neat dl, fhr uri.r
tak,r hath hIm. &c. furth fmfl In f.r
morning warb.Iug uhr 'ua Nni
knD, hcd out 100 on' fDuni ani tn.
seconds.
ln The midst of llfr he I.In dr.f. nI
/ the Tax collectors puI,uc hIm wherever
| hc gocth. The hlnI-trr of ..f. I- f.I .i
,plluters. and hc ..idrth down with ..H.
siderable up.dity lle wlIa,th mrI
| in the bright sunlight tu absorb .I.rr
and mcetcth thc bank t,lrr HIth 4
sight draft for -3s-.
lie cometn home at rf,nfIIr ..f
mcetcth the whcelbsrr0w in h- pfI.
10 riseth mp and ,mitotn hm OBJ f..
earth, and fal.rth upon hIm. anI r
meth one OF it> leg, into hI- r.f lu f..
gentle spring time he WItn. 0a I
summer clothr,, and lai h.I.fi
strikcth him far from home rI r..'.
him with ru>> word, auI f.'Hu.f
lu tho winter hr p.ttth o. a.H
trousers aud O. wasp tNa, a.HI.'.
,rcatr- excitement N .nrtfll l..H
into the cellar eith 900 o..aUN.rrrI r..
eth backward, aud thr o.'iUl.. ..r.fN
after hIm and -ttath upon H.u
llo huyrth watchdog. a.
cometh home from fl. '.Ir. f..a
dog trc.th hIm. ani .Iff.tI r.If I.r..
tIi rosy morn 70. g.'fa f. .. ..r
trut aud hrtfnfh hI. mlf. Yr fN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
.INABIG QUANDARY.
TIE FREE COINAGE MsN IN TsE gOUSF
CONSIDERABLY N0NPLUSSED
As to What 70 Do-lnoagh Democrats Cannot be
Persuaded 20 Join the Republicans for One
Scheme, and Vice Versa for Another.
Debate on tie Barrl5ia Affair.".

I Special Telegram 70 ne Reqi9sr.
WASHINGTON. February l0.-The free
/ coinage men I'm the House are still i'm a
pickle, but they are hot >upiuc. They
are trying to do something all the while.
/ The trouble seems to he that they cam
not get enough Republicans To join the
Democrats in vote FOR absolute free
coinage. A number of the Republicans
who are reck0ued as silver men are in
favor now OF restricting the coinage TO
the American product, but when any
considerable number advocate this there
arises the question OF what the Demo-
Gratis would do with such proposition.
They cannot, il appears, get enough
Republicans 10 Join the Democrats for
the one proposition, and not enough
Democrats 20 join with the Republicans
for another. Meanwhile the session is
slipping away. The opponents OF free
coinage are still anxious, however, and
daily iu expectation Of another move ia
the House. The threat of putting the
Force 0ll as rider on am Appropria-
tiou bi.i If a silver bin is attached is cN-
pected t0 deter some Democrats from
entering too earnestly into the scheme
Co favor am appropriation bilI carrying
free coinage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
rNIrEp ~ woRkrns.



/ COLUMBUS, @, February IO.-The
nr>t annual convention OF the United
Mine Workers of America was called 10
order this morning.
lhe City Hall, in which the meeting
is being held, has been taStefullv deco
rated with flags and bunting. aud ban
ncrS are proiuse, bearing appropriate
Inscriptions for the occasion. Some OF
/ them are as follows; "All Our Strength
J Lies in Our Union, Eight Hours Only
+ Fer Day. Organize, Agita1e. Edu-
cate, Good Wages and Health are
thc Miners Wealth" True Co-opera-
zion VIII k.l. tbc Infamous Truck Sy>-
Tenn, ConCiiation. ArbiIratiou
Strike. and Sour Motto Defense. Not
Defiance"
There are about Two hundred aud fifty
delegate, present, blt more are expect
r- during tHe day. Little bus.ug,, v.lS
transacted to-day, most of tine timc by-
,ug taken up iu routine work.
President Rae appointed committees
ou credentials and rules. Committees
were also sent for samuel Gompers,
President of the Federation of Labor:
Treasurer Hayes, OF the Knights Of La
Aor. A NJ \V-trh- r,.,,bor,. ,.f th.. Com
er.l Eve,Y-i,.. Il,,r,I L-,.i,,l..sosr.,h..
and Hugh Cayau0ugh, General Worthy
Foreman oi the Knights OF Labor.
All but Secretary Hayes were found
entrance to fbe bal- Xben Prasijsrt
Rae introduced pr.si5ort Gomn.rs
81 significant Incident ,,.,,,rre3 T,tino
lfr. Gom,.-. md Mr. lyri.bt Inv tb,
hand. he Said tbat tbis lIrstrqtei tbe
good feeling .,isti,.., l..+,,.....,, -b,. tl.r..
great labor o--snilstiors T-nro,rions
applause followed fb,. ,nro,rrrm.rt
Tn. sneerh.s bv fla visitor. ,,...-,. am
rla .nbf.,t.of .heeigbt-borr ,,o,.,,..rf
.t.,.ir., Pho. .,,,,,stI.,, ~ +b. -,
rI.-. tb., r.,.res..,.t ,,i,i' ,h.. 80.
mont a,.i .'o,,... tl....,. ....'...., ,rl
.-,..,.,.t ..r ..'I ...-,...i ,..,'.. ..,.'
fain, wash. ...,l .i.,,.. f.r, ,,,r.--,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
MIR. i. NJ. RILEN'S DEATH.
He Passes Away at His Home in st
ChlrsVilio Yesterday Morning.

He PASSES Away at Hts Home IA ~
Ualrs,iIIo Yesterday Morning.
SpeciA Telegram 10 Ms Register.
ST. GAINESVILLE, O., February 10
|. NJ. Riley, Esq, one Of the best known
attorneys Of this county, died OF pneu
monia Ut his residence at ) o'clock thi:
morning, aged l3 years.
Mr.. Riley had long been identified
with st. Clairsville, as teacher, law
yer and editor.
For six years preceding September 1,
1856, he was editor and proprietor OF
the ST. ClairSyille Gazette, and by his
management did much to give that pa
per It's present position, both rs party
organ and "a newspaper. As candi-
dato he has led the forlOrn hope of the
Democratic party in this Senatorial dis
trict. Honorable, generous. Sympa-
thetic-he said but little, If anything,
against others that ought to be recalled.
The many expressions OF sympathy ten
dered through the columns OF his paper,
and privately to patrons and friends,
will evoke from each aud all q kind
word to his memory. The funeral will
take place at 2:3O p. m. Thursday. Mr..
Riley was a brothcr-in-law of MrW. l..
Calm, of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
JEFFERSON DAY.
BX-PRESlDENT CLEVELAND NTIfED TO TEE
SPRINGFIELD BANQUET.
BE Writes Later Stating That Il Viii b H.
possible for Bin TO Be Present asd Gives
Some Yery Sound ADVICE % Patriotism
and Party Fsalty.

SPRINGFIELD. o.. February lO.-At
last nights meeting Of the jefferson
Club, President Mayor Burnett rcadthc
following letter in response toau in,I-
tation sent TO eX-pre>idcut Cleveland tY
attend the clubs annual banquet m
/ April:
DEAR SK:-lou need have no doubt
that IL would give me great pleasure 90
attend the banquet Of the jefferson
Club, OF Springfield, on the second of
April next, and In mY presence would
add In the least TO the Democratic en-
thusiaSm which lam sure will per,adc
the occasion, such consideration
would greatly enhance the pleasure and
obligation OF accepting Che invita-.
ton you courteouSly ,end NE. The
Democracy of Ohio are deserving nf
the utmost regard of their party friend,
everywhere on account Of their stead
iaStness to party creed and loyalty The
reflection but adds 20 my pcrpiclity. ID.
! see insurm0untable obstacles iu tl,
may OF my meeting those who w..
gather At your contemplated BANQUET
These are the DAYS above al. others iu
our generation when the memory ofJcf
ier>on, patriotism, conservatism wis.
dom and devotion 10 everything Amer
can should bee kept wasm n
the hearts and minds of l.>
counirymcn. ami especially ol
his political followers. Thccontcmrn-
tion Of these things should serve toch,ra
the tendency t. follow false and d,Iu-
>iyc light or tread untr.od and unsafe
paths. II is most fitting and u>pf.l.
therefore, that your Club. which bears
the name OF this illu>trou, man. should
properly celebrate every anniversary of
his birth
Hoping that your banquet may hr %.
iul. Of enjoyment and enthusiasm 81. ti.,
occasion iustiii,s, am.
N0ur, very truly.
GROVER tff .A.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
SLICK PRACTICES
OF United states Marshais, Deputies and
Officers of Federal Courts.

Spfcifi is.s0TQR 20 ne 6egi6tff
WAsHINGroN, ID. C, February l0.-A
subcommittee of the House Judiciary
Committee. which last session investi
gated the alleged Illegal practices OF
MarshalS' officers and other officers OF
the United States Courts in various
parts of the country, has submitted lis
report to the full committee. These IL
legal practices, the report shows, EN-
braced the general suspension of SEN
tences pronounced on persons convicted
of violating the Internal Revenue and
timber cutting laws, principally IN
the districts of West Virginia and
Northern Georgia, and southern dis
tricts Of Alabama, thus encouraging the
methods OF fee making practiced by
United States. District Attorneys, Mar
shalS and their deputies, United States
commissioners, clerks Of the Federal
courts. and other officers connected
with the judicial department Of the gov
erument.
The report embodies copiouS extracts
from the statements made before the
committee. Among these extracts are
some from the statement of Judge Jack
son. of West Virginia, as TO practices
by which the officers above alluded to
increased their fees in cases that had
come under his observation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
Burned the Organ.

BLooMINGToN, ILL, February 10
There is serious trouble in the little
town of Heyworth. thirteen miles south
of this place. For some time the mem
bers of the Christian Church have been
have been considering the introduction
OF instrumental music into their choil
service. and MS result the church
has been divided into two factions
A few days ago a ballot was taken and
by small majority it was decided To
buy AN organ. An instrument was
bought. and Tor tie first time mstru-
mental music was heard in the church.
A number of leading members had al
ready withdrawn. and the attendance at
the services was light. Some time dur
iug the night the church was broken
open aud the organ dragged into the
street. where charrcd fragments OF il
were found Monday morning The in
strumcnt had been stuffed fall of straw,
ON which kerosene had been poured, and
then set ou FIRE.
Although "a number of persons must
have taken part ia the cremation no
cicw To- their identity has yet been ob-
tanned. A large reward has been offered
for the Identification of the deSpOilerS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
Wrecked Train burned.

WEST INioN. Iowa. February l0.-A
regular passenger train on the Burllng'
ton. Cedar Rapids and Northern Eali-
ro.d. wa. ditchcd near Raudalia yeStcr-
day. by broken rail-
Fire broke ont iu the mail ear, and Tie
entire train was burned. Tea plSscn-
GERS were seriously injured.
All the mail. Including a large nuhioei
of registered letters. were destroyed y
travelling statesmen saved S3u.ono worth
of iewely by crawling into thr baggage
car and securing it,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-11
HIS LoNG FAST.
Mr.. Abe II. Gunp'. Ehort to Rival SAM

mr. Abe ii. Enmp's Eiort To Rhd t.n-
ncg.
Last Monday MI Abraham u. Gmu.
formerly Of thi, city began 200 effort at
III. Wayne, Ind. to outia>i launDr
The IT, Wayne Nor says.
MIR. Abraham II. Glmp +, 400 amlt.
ious young man. of 2iycar> of aee. n.iu.
on Monday next, 40 O'cIuch..4f r.r
Worlds Museum. vii. undertake. town
James Geary's offer cl $1,000. to hrua.l
in the event of his passing thirty llt.
without food or nourishmcnt of any
kind. \ great deal of interest ceut.r.
about this trial, partly because ,ucL
thing has never been attempted hrr.
before; partly because Nr. GImu J., lrfg
widely known a> former atiachD ..
the World Museum, and partly loeau..
of the scientific nature Oi thr DNnri.
ment. One of thc leading physicians uI
the city ha, secured thc privilege off
making daily observation of No. Cmr.
condition boz thc interest of hi, pop0.
tion. On Monday. 90 uoou Mr. Gmu
viii partahe of his last meal. which -
Go bc taken at Manager GeIrJ ',rNprn-.
n company with representative, .uf il..
press. at the Aldino Hotel. after which
be- VIII not bee permitted hayr auy m.
for thirty days. under penalty ul iI.
loss 0i 1000. Can De- rcam if2"
Mr.. Gump va, formerly night o,I.
at the ST. james Hotel and also 90 r.,f,
for H. Robinson. feed and produce
dealer. Second ward. llt I.WrlI known
here.