The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-06-29
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ana then turning the weapon on himself
put a bullet through his mouth and another
through his heart. Jealousy was the cause.
Two colorcd delegates from Florida to
Minneapolis, on their way home, not hav.
ing tickets or money, were put off the train
in Indiana by brakeman. They attacked
him so viciously that they were arrested and
charged with a murdcrous assault, tried
and sentenced to two years imprison.
mcnt.
At Burlington, To-, Gus. Krantz, in
frenzy, shot his mother-in-law. cut his
wife's throat and attempted suicide by cut
ting his own throat, and taking poison. All
three are in critical condition.
Anton Gross stabbed and killed Phillip
Fcsselmyer at New Windsor, n Y. The
murderer gave himself up to the police. lie
rlaims to have stabbed in sclf-defcnse Both
men had been drinking heavily.
Capital, Labor and Industrial.
Notices were posted at all the limestone
puarries throughout the Mahoning and
5hcnango Valleys (Pa.) that, commencing
July 1, there will be reduction of 10 per
cent in wages in accordance with the re.
cent reductions made ut the furnaces. Fully
5000 men will be affected.
Tho Broadway and Ncwburg Electric
Street Car line, Cleveland o., is tied up by a
strike. Not car is running. About $50
motermen and conductors are out. The men
demand twenty cents an hour for ten hours.
work.
The fire brick workers at New Cumber-
land, W. Va, have given up their strike, re.
turning TO work at the old wages.
The TaBelle Iron Company, of Wheeling
W. Va, will not sign the scale, but is will
Ing to pay the old wages until the summer
shutdown. The men will strike June 30.
The Susquchanna and Columbia Iron
Company, of Lancaster, Pa, has refused to
pay 81 per ton for pudding, as provided
for ia the eastern scale of the Amalgamat-
ed Association.
Political.
At the election held at Portland Ore,
which has always been Republican. went
Democratic by about 1000.
The Maine Republican State Convention
nominated Hon. Henry b. Cleaves, of Port
land for Governor by acclamation. Ex-
Governor Robbie read a resolution of sym
pathy with Mr. Blaine and his family on
The death of Emmons Blaine 1t was
adopted by rising vote.
At the Vermont Republican State Con.
vention Levi K Fuller was nominated for
Governor; +. S. stranahan was nominated
for Lieutenant Governor, and +, w. Bald
win, J. 5. Carney, G. NJ. Wilds and l.. A.
Park Presidential electors.
The silver party, of Nevada, is the title of
new organization that met in convention
At Reno Saturday, nominated three Presi
Dental electors, and elected ~ delegates to-
The Peoples party convention at Omaha.
Congressional Nominations.
The Hon. George Wilson was nominated
for congress by the Seventh Ohio district
convention on the 62lst ballot. His most
formidable competitor was the Hon. j. War
rcn Keifer,
At the Republican convention for the
Third congressional district of Iowa, Col. d.
b. Henderson of Dubuque was renominatsd
by acclamation.
III. G. Van Voorhees, is the choice of
Muskingum county Republicans for con-
gress from the Fifteenth Ohio district.
Pittsfeld, (Me) Republicans will present
the name of James G. Blaine as candidate
for congress from Millikens district. They
have no assurance that Mr.. Blaine will ac-
cept.
At Elizabeth, N. j., damage of $4,000 re-
suited from the burning of a business block.
At Alexandria, La, square of buildings
including the bank and hotel were burned.
Loss, $75, 900; insurance unknown,
Two spans Of the Northern Pacific bridge
over Clarks Fork river. Idaho, burned.
This is the largest bridge on the Northern
Pacific. 1t is thought the fire caught from
passenger locomotive.
At Merced, Cal, fire started on the ranch
of p. Mcnamara. 1t burned his grain and
that of NJ. Rohlly and II. C. Heatley, 1000
acres in all. Loss estimated at 100000.
Disasters. Accidents and Fatalities.
Col. John c. Rose, claim agent for the
Pennsylvania railroad, was struck and kill
ed by a train at Marson, N. ].
The four Italians killed at Sedro, Wash,
were not lynched, but were killed by land
slide.
Fred C. Baicher, of the Joel Parker DEM
-ocratic club of Newark, N. j., fell asleep on
the window sill of his room on the fourth
floor of the fremont house, Chicago, lost
his balance and fell TO the ground, killing
him instantly.
Turf News
The sale of fifty.nine Belle Meade year
lings took place at New York City. There
was large attendance and high prices paid
r. Lorillard gave %, 900 for brown colt by
Iroauois, out of Brunette s. G. Ramsey paid
SO, $50 for bay colt by Luke Blackburn,
out of Touch-Me-Not and chestnut colt
by Iroquis, out of Sentinel, brought $500
The total amount realized by the sale was
S1l0,050