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NOVEMBER CANDIDATES.
-wrryE STATES TO HOLD GENERAL ELEc-
TONS.
-vv GOVERNORS TO BE CHosEN-sEvEN STATES
no ELECT NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r,oSAL AMENDMENTS 10 BE VOTED UP
on IN THREE sTATEs-vACANCiEs
IN CONGRESS TO BE FILLED
IN THREE STATES

IN THREE STATES.
s,vs states will hold their general elections to-day
-. .or. others will hold elections for local oinces
o,r.,nors and other State officers VIII be CHOSEN III
80 MARYLAND Massachusetts, New-iork ana ONO ;
,,o- state officers but not Governors VIII be eected
= clor,do Mississippi Nebraska and pennsylvania ;
- LEGISLATURES will be chosen in Iowa. Maryland.
n,.acbuset;s New-Jersey New-York Ohio and Vir-
80. Constitutional amendments will be voted upon In
w.-vI,nd Massachusetts and Ohio. and in ONO and
pennsylvania the question of holding CONSTITUTIONAL
conventions will be voted upon; Congress
nan 10 fill vacancies in the LIId Congress
xtu be elected in Michigan, Newfork and south
nakota. The new Legislatures in Maryland and Ohio
m cleo. United states Senators to succeed Arthur P.
oormnn (Dem) and John sherman (Rep0 The
resent Legislatures In Iowa, Massachusetts and Ohio
az, espublican on Joint ballot. while those in Mary
,.nd New Jersey, New York and Virginia Demo
cratic.
SIR constitutional amendments will be voted
nnon In Maryland. The first one empowers
Ae Governor to disapprove separate items In
supropriation bills, the second restricts the exemp
,on Of corporations from taxation the third provides
for uniformity Of taxation, the fourth relates to the
,.ction Of county commissioners the fifth authorizes
te sale OF the states interests in all the works of IN
t.rn.l Improvement and the sixth empowers the
LEGISLATURE to provide for the taxation Of mortgages
u such taxation is imposed in the county or city
Where the morgaged property Is situated Two amend
1n.nts will be voted upon in Massachusetts,. One
lses To the qualifications of voters for general officers
and the other makes a majority of members quorum
n each branch Of the Legislature. The Ohio amend
nent provides for uniformity of taxation.
BELOW Will be found the State tickets before the
.one q, the several states and also the Legislative
candidates In New-Jersey and New-iork.
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The most unpopular candidates for office throughout
the Nation in all states of the Union, those who
may be charged with attempting 10 attain official places
and political power By the use or possession OF large
financial resources.-(General Caln ut the Democratic
state Convention.
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OHIO.
Dennncntic.
sRenominated.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Republican. Democratic.
For Auditor enr David Mem Gregg Robert +. Wright.
Treasurer ..... :. John W. Morrison "A L. Tilden.
Prohibition.
For Auditor.Gen1.. w. W. Hague.
Treasurer ......... George Drayton.
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FOR ALDERMEN

FOR ALDERMEN.
Dist. Republican. Democrat
I. Patrick ]. Lyons. T. rHnn;; j. IN
H. Robert Paterson. y. 7. Brown, r.;
III. William fairfield. r. J. BelrnCc, T.
A'' AiO"1o Duty S VI. Abrahams .Y.D.
v. william E. Csskin p J. Ryder l. Y D.
VI. owen McGnnls. W: Clancy, l. and y; Y. D.
VII. Whitfield Van Colt. John Morris. T.;
VIII W. Reppenhaaen. Charles RE + smith r.
j. y. Reppeqhagen C. D.
X william L. Reid. AefS% Msss; IsTT.D.
X. John J. Hitler JOS Martin; T. r. T. D.
Mi. william f. arOte. W. Tar: T &N Y. D.
XIII. James A. Cowie Charles W Ferris; 7
g. eG"ff T Rsedtr, e. D. "
XIV Jacob K""'nn'n' }a Xiii F3s,s s%!sa D.
XIV. VIM NJ. Montgomery. F. Rogers, T. .,
,,, n !. nSE E: :6;tts :; : 2 D.
XVI William Hens'i " J. H. Fe MSSpnyS TY Y. D.
XVII. Jacob Bauer p. J: pooling. T; ~ T. D.
XVIII. W. w Williamson. ]. c. Wund, T. & n. Y. d.
XIX. WIN. c. Anderson. III. S. Harris T.
( s. s. E Ris%issI' p ). I.
XIX. August w'nl'Hd Ra9q.s HS %eiaa a. D.
XXI Alexander G. Fisk r. NJ Morgan, T, NYD.
XIII Patrick Burns. IL. G. Hart, T..
J. T. Mccall. " Y. D.
Patrick Burns, c. D.
XIII. NORTH Silbersten. >. H. Bailey. T.
r. \. Johnston Y. Y. D.
CHARLES Keller. c. d.
23d Ward. Henry L. School. A. Moebus. T. n Y. d.
Henry l.. School. G. D.
oath Ward VIM H. Schott. Thomas VI. lynch T.
w y. s hot, CD. eSf.D.
ProhibitioD.1, John McNckle: John VIII lams 3, j.
N. WybuFn 4, w. y Kellogg b. X. j. Record; - w. c..
Scott = Daniel Harding; g. r. c. Mills O. Robert Blair
TO- John Froschi II. D. w. La Mon II. John jaeger
49, Jane: Allan; a. S. II. Bast -, L. Diemert 49, j.
4. Van Vakenburg II. a. WOydch IL. John 4 Hearn
10 J. W. Pear~,ll: 20 A. NJ. Logan q Levi Mahe 22.
c. KnapDnnn: %. J. II Lennon 23d Ward; T. Wright.
SOcllllstc Labor II. Friedman 3, Joseph Anderegg
q Max Bau 8 = Weber 20 y Samuel Il; II
bach II, " Deisser IL =. Bshrcns; 10 II. Nttabers
20 G. Rosenfeder; o., w. T. Ehret % A. Fake 23d
Ward. c. Was.
FOR CIVIL JUSTICE
Tenth Dstrict.-Wlll!am C. McCrea Rep. n. Y. Dem.
and Co. D.m 9. c. Clarke, Tam. j. d. We:dekaf,
Soc. Lab
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
THE CANDIDATES TO BE VOTED FOR

THE POLLS WILL BE OPEN IN NEw-fohh f"o"
A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
The list Of candidates given below Is from .ne
records in the Office Of the Secretary OF stae OF .a'
Of the County Clerk where the certificates OF homna
ton are required by law to DO fled Each Vo'e.
should examine the official ballot carefully to see a'
the names OF those he wishes to vote for arc up0n "
TILE STATE TICKET.
ss s's f s:s%an ssis
Sss # & K G. %ss Fl, GsmpS
sashs%qS Y sch sS:snd'l''
sSs san Trss.lt e. fe;s
Attorney enera Calvin s. Closer; Engineer Henry r
s.ss Daniel s Pc LeSr nsa sesa
sssSsi % r. T. wilsSiis; Engineer Charles
CITY. COUNTY AND JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
Supreme eau, ssp%slSn Geo. I$ssnian
Ss enSs Pleas Pleas Iassdoa Ward Roger Pryor
city Court judges 5 asiy & c:snn s Il Esfssh
{s s.s SiIss s:sssss s
supssoE Court {adse HysI Ss%%S%P c Pleas
Sa ayS; S o Ss ESs'Sf Hs
sss ;sss ass 'ses;
6 N Flea and 5%r' kst SySE Ss
Prohbion SouI. Judge Charles E Man sssi
Judge Colerdge A. Hart City Court Judges, Thomas p
Stetson and Henry II. Hadley; Coroners, J. H. Yarna
H. D. Burnham and w. H. Jennings: - ,,.s. .
Soclalistic Labor-Supreme Court Judge, X Mooseei
Superior Court Judge, W. Draemei Common Pleas Judge
b. tsretsch City Court Judges Henry Glyn ana Henry
Foth Coroners O. G. Stiebeling, W. DormanH and A. Ja
linowsHi.
FOR CONGRESS.
Tenth District Twelfth district.
Renublican g. Townsend. william McMchael.
ram. & N. Y. DemW. b. Cochran Joseph J Little
prohibition. L. Ma iierfe.
Soc Labor .,..,......J John haujer. Johh j. fncK'
FOR SENATOR'S.
Republican. Democrat
District. wv r AVN
A JOnn e Winn, o.. y.
Sixth Gabriel Marks. John r. Ahearn u D.
(also Cit Ind)
Seventh. John A. Dinkei. w. = Rotsen I; Ser; y
Eighth Lispenard Stewart NJ J. McMahon, SN.Y'D'
Ninth. Frank Pisek f. r. Hagan I; 4 N. Y. y.
Tenth. Leroy B. Crane j. A Cant9r T. & n K "
Eleventh. NJ. J. Fcnton. G. W. Punkttt I.&N.Y.p'
Prohibition, Roswell s. cheyis p%osay
l hoSse A. wioaghby 10, A. r.. HILL; H. W. z. Con.
Jo6ss ., isaac Bennett; 10, F. j. JOhns H. Jacob
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SOUTH DAKOTA.

FOR LID CONGRESS.
Republican ...,. e. John l.. Jolley.
Democratic -. NJ. Wood.
Tndenendent Nv. II. Smith.
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XIII. William Johnston.
XIV. James L. Wells.

Proh!bltiol-l y: A: Rol
Frey Dazet; !, Elisha Seely
Ketels, jr. F; Z, w. 8. Pulver
Prlnkerhofi ; 10, Horace Il.
W. II. Loreh; 10. Geo &C
hacker; Is, Henry Osborne !;
Msnser; Is. II. w. Turner !;
williams u, L. G.. Barton
Wilkinson "a, II. 5. Brow
Soclalistic Lebor-i, Cha
kamp; s, Aaron Hc-ry: d,
burg l., II. Miller; -,
.taelt; l6, w. Schiller II. |
70 4. Theiss; 20, G. Dorscf
,yofnuas. o. Frank
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For my part. / never hesitate TO adopt as ruo
Of action and conviction of duty that million
Of people should never be led TO public pillago
from any consideration Of party eXpediency State
or National. samuel J. Tilden.
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III. George w. Lewis. Ill. John Cooney.
~. Joseph X. Dalns ~. John j. U Cohnor
v. Frank Wood v. John Kelly.
vi. Thomas H. Rockwell vi william l.. Shields
VII. Emil G. Walter VII Louis o. Ott
VIII. James Boyd viii James +. Quigley.'
TX. Lawrence H. Malone TX. Henry r. Cochran.
x. Willtnn Lambert. 4. Thomas +. byrhc
XII George L, Weed XII RAYMOND @. Crow
Kill Charles A. Conrady. XII. janis r. ufsa~ih'
PROHIBITION.
Senasors1IId D;triet David Beatty Iyaa DNo'c"
Assembly-II1d District, Henry Bishop iVtn r, IN
With 6strct a. wfIsm ssEs a With Dssrct Dsne
ID. Grirn IXh District, Robert T. stokes Xh Dis.rie
William w. whitehead XIth Di.trct, Arthur 3. hoyt
XIIth District Ernest A. stratton.
LABOR PARTY.
Senators-IJd District Edward R2ncy; lid District
Mat Loeven Iyth District, Gustav Schaefer - -,
Assembly-ud District William Seglken; IIid DIS
trct Charles NJ. MRchett WITH District Edward cullen
With District Martin Dermbergr With Drlet, Joiepf
trct, Nav Forker; Ixh District Friedrich Schwenck
Xth District, Albert Klein XIh District, George Kauf
man XIIth District, LeOnhard BURGER.
COMMONWEALTH PARTY.
Assembly-vIIIth District. John Jackson.
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COLORADO.
IOWA

Republican. Democratic.
IN, Gun Ct JUDGE Joseph C. Helm. L. NJ Goddard.
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THE CITY TICKET.

MAYOR
Republican. Democratic.
Henry A. Meyer David A. Body.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
Dist. Republican. Dist: Democratic.
1. James Taylor. Jacob Neus
H. John Brunnemer. III 2 Ta.r Ie,Se'M n,nhv
ALDERMEN AT LARGE.
PhfIsnder b. Armstrong Richard Pickering.
s E,ms K baqyss robert robert 4 MscRar
William 4. Rodegefdts. Andrew W. Fitzgibbon.
VIII William m Il T. \. cadmus. Thomas A. Deard.'
DISTRICT ALDERMEN.
Dist. Republican. DIST; De. Dsme %rs:s,rv
1. Robert Caccavajo. l. JAMES -ncG StE.
d;rs s 2 hassd0O William MGiis A. ~ Ta Jordan
homa. Roman Michael ). Coney'
II. Richard Meier. H. Charles Charles 4. n Mslin
Samuel Meyev Henry Ritshemer
Edward p fhomass Henry a: smith
David P. Watkins Wil lnHS,. MehRrs aex..
George A. Owens Charles J. Volekening'
PROHIBITION.
Is. H bs's f S.s Smith SGifd Andrew L. Mar
"n Aldermen At large Harry John Pat.Sa
william r. Brown Adolph O., Carlson, John W, Cam
H'f Ssr Ts'i Sa.f sns' 1 3 Edward Kss,
Phares G DuEeshrc Peter Herde william Patser; ; m
H. I ssr Mss aeS" L Biinstcn district John
Gustin John Bremer Hiram o. Wihhain S"e' 'H
Peee
LABOR PARTY.
Mayor Francis Geran Justices Of the Peace; ISL DIS
trict Philip Godschmidt I'D District Leopold Ruppei
lid District, Conrad Kaiser.
ALDERMEN.ATLARGE.
Frederick Ieise John Burgler, Max Daunhausef
Louis Wegner Charles Ress Frederick Kumme, Hermann
Schmidt.
INDEPENDENT. DEMOCRATIC.
Justice the Peace lid District John H. Steenweftn
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ASSEMBLY CANDIDATES.

ALBANY COUNTY.
Dist, Republican. Democratic.
e ,waltr Z Ward william WiIIiam p S StSsysll
T. George S. Rivenburgh. John I. Gorman.
ALLEGANY.
Mark W. Condor. Hugh J. ooyle.
George A. Scott IF. Az
BRoOME
Israel I. Deyo. Nemiah L. Osborn.
CATTARAUGUs.
1. william f. Wheeler Danford w. Dean.
2. james s. WhppIe. Scion 5. LANG
CAYUGA.
l. C. Clinton Adams, Clyde johnson.
g 'Wllllam L. Noyes, w. Q. Richardson.
CHAUTAUoUA.
1. twalter C. Clifford. George T. Jewett.
2. sEgburt h. Woodbury.. j. Dvavan Gurtiss.
OHEMUNG.
William ]. Vanduzer Robert F. Bush.
CHENANGo
Charles II. Stanton; David shattuck.
sCLINToN.
George Cahoon. Edward Hall.
COLUMBIA.
Aaron B. GARDINER. Henry L. Warner.
CORTLAND.
James H. Trip. Peter D. Muller.
DELAWARE.
James r. Cowan. Henry Davie.
A. Reed Brown. (PD
DUCHESS.
l. obed Wheeler James IL. Russell
Theodore Brinkerhoh (PD .,,
2. Archibald Rogerse John A. Vandewater.
ERIE
Dennis T. RYAN John J. Cahon.
2. John H. Hazel. jacob HoluOtfB'
q f. A uaV,s Henry II. Ct enther.
g. Nyrou H. Clark Frank ID. Smith.
ESSEN.
.wslter d. Palmer. Henry Bradley.
ii. A. Sewel (PJ
FRANKLIN
Allen S. Matthews. Nelson W. Porter.
FULTON AND HAMILTON.
William c. Mills. Horace S. Judson.
GENESEE
Charles n. Reed H. f. G. zurhOrst.
GREENE
John ID. Bronx. David l. Slater (Po
Edward NJ. Cole.
sHenry II. Green james Conhlng
JEFFERSON.
l. Harrison Fuller William d. Hanchett.
2. Edward spicer. Martin l.. WHhFa.
KINGS.
"a list of candidates Is printed IN another colunn)
LEWIS.
Leroy Crawford. 90. Henry p. Gouid.
LIVINGSTON.
Jesse Roberts. Aaron Barber
MADISON.
Clarence w. Dexter. Thomas a. Devereaux.
MONROE.
1. .Frank NJ. Jones. q. Il. Wilcox,
2. Richard Curran. John A. bernhard.
g. sWiLam ii. Dennison. John NJ. Lowden.
MONTGOMERY.
r. Willis Bullock. George J. Cove.
NETWORK.
"A list 4 candidates is printed in another eourhni
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CANDIDATES FOR SUPREME COURT JUSTICES.

Dist Republican. Democratic.
/. Edward T. BARTLETT George L. Ingriham (T.).
Chas. e. Manicrre (P.) Francis NJ Scott &C. d.
Rudolph Modest Is. L.
IL abCalvn +. Pratt abCalVin E. Pratt.
Ill ]. It. McDGnough. D. Cady Herick
" Leslie w. Russ FL Martin l.. Slower
V. Maurice L. Wright. William ID. Kicrnan.
VI acCeon l.. Martin. acCeora r. Martin.
VII. scChares Q. Dwight. acCharles c. Dwight
VIII Manly c. Green Myron H. Peck.
Hamilton Ward. w. Caryl Ely.
q Renomlnated. Democrat, renominated by Repub.
Leans and Democrats Republican. {. D.-County De-
mocracy P.-Prohibltion. S. L.-Socialsac Dabas t.
fammaDy Hall.
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For Governor 80.
Lieut.. Governor. e.
Auditor -.....-.-..
Treasurer ...,...-;.
Attorney General.
supreme CT Judge
-Board Pub Works
School CONF. -.
Food Com'r.. ......
For Governor.
Lieut.. Governor .,
Supreme Ct. Judge
Attorney General. L.
Treasurer .........
Auditor ............
BOARD Pub. WORK.
School Com'r.....-
Food Cent?. ..-....
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Renominated. P.-ProhibIton 1. D-Independent
Democratic. s. L.-Sociast Labor. j. L-Jenersonian
Labor.
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rrohibon Roswell ch sosGn P PHssssyy. y
Holden w Vi o. hSIHi 10, r. it'll; H. " & DOH
'eS soseiastc LaSor-e George Lindner 7, Alexander
Jonas; o. Isaac Bennett; TO- f. j. JOINS; H. jacob
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:; : Geo 60 = " 2i'l Hoyt; 8 ~ 9
; 8, william Brown ; 9, A. -
Waste: IL, John Mckee; II.
Cicthin; IA. q. F. Langen-
~, Aaron Holland; II, 7. J.
10. W. 2; Young 70. p. ;.
; %, c. II. Petry; ~. James
/ Hsgs $$ssf:; iq, $so;g,s, Sc: So:
). Blumlsr; IS. Ernest ]. eupp:
/; ~, James J. paly; %, S.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, JoseDh w Blu ~ y
Governor George ". Haoek Secretary OF Scste w; p
Booth Controller w. w. smith; Trcasdrer T. GIaWIof1
Attorney General, Calvin S. Closer; Engineer Henry
Forbes - $3.50.
SociaIisac Labor-dovernor Daniel De Leon ILeu;en.
Governor Gesser Secretary q State, r. Eennetts
Controller Henry vitalus Treasurer James winners:
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VIII. Samuel Engel..
TX. J. p. Rcckefellsr
XVI. Daniel Clancy.

XVII. Francis "A. Higgins.
XVIII. Patrick Collins.
XIX. Sam'l II. Randall.
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William S. Mcclure.
James F. Upton (F. Az

Renominated. c; D. County Democracy. C.. l. Cis
7ens' Independent. f. A. Farmers Alliance. ". Y.
New.York Democracy. r. Republican. T. Tammany Hal
Y. g. United German Demoeracy u; L. United Lsbo,
cratic Association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
THE GREW FRIGHTENED.
An Awful Wave Strikes the Etruria O
the Way to New York.

An Awful Wave Strikes the Etruria on
the Way to New York.
New YORK, Aug. 81.-Captain Hains
Of the steamship Etruria, reports meeting
with an extraordinary wave off the South
ern Banks. AT $3.50 a. m. on Tuesday a
dense fog came up and the engineer was
signalled to slow up. Soon after enter
ing the edge of the fog there came ter
rible thud of huge wave striking the
vessel on the forward part and straining
every fiber in her.
The crew became terror stricken and 10
took fully an hour to quiet them. For
tunately all the passengers were asleep in
their berths and panic was thus averted.
The force of the waves dashed boat
swain violently against the cathead and
crushed his skull, causing death soon
afterward.
Three other members of the crew were
dangerously hurt
When the wave struck the vessel the
sea was calm and the temperature mild.
Captain Hains says in all his experience,
extending over forty years, he never be-
fore encountered anything like it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
INVADED A CONVENT
Midnight Assault of a SCOun-
drel on Nuns.
THEY sHRIEKED FOR HELP.
The Women We're Asleep When He
Broke Into the House

All the Sisters ATTACKED in Turn and
Ruthlessly Insulted--Help Came After
the Miscreant Escapod--Tho Police I'm
able to obtain Clew to the Marauder--
Excitement over the Affair.
New York, Aug. 31-'Helpl Helpl
save meN' screamed one of the sisters in
the little convent building on Harrison
place, Williamsburg, early this morning
The shrieks Of the nineteen-year-ol
nun aroused the other five sisters and the
Mother Superior, who, with eight orphans,
were the occupants of the convent build
ing.
At once all was confusion and terror
In the darkness no one could tell what
| the matter was, until the Mother Superior
| struck a match and lighted the hall gas,
where by that time all the nuns had as
| sembled.
Then it was seen that an intruder was
attacking all the sisters in turn, smother
| ing them with forced caresses. All
shrieked and as fast as they could es-
| capped from the clutches of the monster
and ran down to the lower floor. where
| the eight little waits slept
The children added their screams to
| those of the affrightened nuns who had
been so ruthlessly insulted, but the at
| tacks Of the brute did not cease, and he
| followed the seven women to the lower
| floor.
The Mother Superior flung open one of
| the windows looking toward the rectory
| occupied by Rev. Father John Fentgraf,
the pastor of the parish, and shouted for
help. There was no response, and the
unprotected sisters were at the mercy of
| the insatiate fend in human shape.
The Mother Superior was in despair,
| but catching up some missals threw them
with all her strength at the fence which
separated the lawn from the clergyman IS
house. In a few moments that seemed
like hours, the Rev Father Fentgraf ap
peared at the window of his bedroom on
the second floor of the parochial residence.
He got a revolver and fired a shot in the
air, which in few minutes afterwards
brought to the scene many of the neigh
boring residents.
The miscreant meantime inside the con-
vent had continued his attacks. but dis
| appeared at the sound of the pistol as
! suddenly as he had come, and by the
same means, by jumping through a kit
| chen window and scaling two fences at
| the back Of the convent building, getting
into lngraham street, which has but few
| residences.
The man escaped, and although the po-
| lice were at once notified, no clew so far
has been obtained to the marauder.
The convent is a branch of the Convent
of the Dominican Sisters, corner of Gra-
! ham and Montrose avenues, and is at
tached to the Church of Our Mother of
| Sorrows, which stands directly on the
corner of Morgan avenue and Harrison
! place. The convent is on Harrison place,
and the rectory stands on Morgan avenue,
the church intervening between the con
Tent and the parochial residence
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
THE STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American Association Record.
National League Record.
John NJ. Plummer,s Annlrs.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81.-A settlement OF
the affairs Of John f, Plummer has Just
been effected, His creditors and those Of
his brothers., Albert f Plummer, have
fully discharged them from all claims.
retaining, however, all their rights and
claims against William S. Darling, of the
firm The settlement was due in part to
the belief held by the creditors that Mr.
Darling had disposed Of the greater part
of the assets of the firm, and also in con.
sequence Of a concession of certain claims
against the assigned estate 10y relatives Of
the Messrs. Plummer, including the
dover right Of Mrs. John T, Plummer.
A number Of the creditors preferred o
cash dividend, and were paid 20 per cent.
on the dollar. Some of the largest cred,
itors have taken title to j. f. Plummer'S
real estate as their share
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
sALVATlONIsTs TAINTED.
Warriors beaten by a Liverpool Mob and
Their Barracks Wrecked.

Warriors Beaten by Liverpool Mob and
Their Barracks Wrecked.
LONDON. Aug. 31.-A riot occurred dur
ing the day at Eastbourne where a crowd
assailed the Salvation Army contingent
there. Despite threats of violence the
Salvationists had determined to parade
as usual, and came to the meeting place
from different directions, the members Of
the band bringing their instruments con-
cealed in a sack.
Theyawere waylaid by the roughs, how
ever, and all the Instruments were seized
and smashed. They then gathered with
out music and started for headquarters,
but were again attacked. BY this time
the police appeared and attempted to
protect the paraders, but before the bar
racks were reached the crowd had grown
too large A free fight ensued. Hun
dreds of heads were broken, and some of
the injuries by clubs and stones were
serious.
The police rallied and drove the mob
back, and escorted the Salvationists
nearly to the barracks, when the attack
was renewed, with the mob largely re-
enforced. The Army standards were cap
tured and broken, and the uniforms of
mauy Of the men were torn to pieces.
Many of the lasses tainted and had to be
taken away on stretchers. Scores of per-
sons were injured. The crowd finally
broke into the barracks and wrecked
everything. Later in the day the police
drove the roughs out of the barracks and
restored order.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
The Yncht Club DIsbnnds.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Aug. 81.-The East
ern Yacht Club Fleet disbanded to-day.
They reached here after a splendid run
from Camden. Cinderella, Sayonara and
Gossoon, of the sloops, had race on the
way, the former winning Sayonara sec
ond. Cinderella also won the $3.50 prize
for the yacht having the least number of
points scored against. her during the
cruise. Sayonara took second prize and
Gossoon third. In schooners Volunteer
won the first prize with three points,
Mayfower second with seven and Oenone
third with eleven.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-08-31
Picked Up at Sea.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The Treasury
Department is in receipt of letter from
Captain Coulson Of the Rush, stating
that on July 11th he picked up boat Of
the whaling bark Harrison containing
the following persons: Mate Gardner,
Boat-steerer Lopez, Seamen Thompson,
Montero, George and Lui2 They were
landed at st. Paul Island and secured en-
ployment with the North American Com.
mercial Company. They had become
separated from their vessel.