The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1892-07-06
LATE 1ELEGRAPHIc TICKS
FROM MANY POINTS. .
important News Items Received as We
so to Press.
crime aud Penalties.

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'he town between si'ooo ana So'ooo OF the
soun.y lunuS' pulinS liie uosence vi 'he
Ioso 10, ,.,,r a,.,, ,t,, sa,,,a oo,o;,i ,ra,
rohbod of Ell ooo of ,,tl;c r,o,,o,.
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hiN "meh ,ne uroP ie', 'ie roic 'i'",iy
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tho Lorr,I,,o Iii,
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an iVi V"e niuluer VI 'colsia 'iiii'i IA
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MRS susan sewell' OF Boston threw her
paoy out oi fourth-story wlhdow ana theh
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"A man ana woman, VINO registered as
MI ana Mrs. r. H. Clnuu IN hotel III
oartifhore, Nd coinmitteu suicide directly
hiter 'helr Doard Dill Oh soo was hahaeu
them' IL IS supposed their poverty caused
their rash act
Samuel Looney, of Chattanooga, Tenn,
became involved in a scuiile with his wife,
and both made for gun near by. Mrs.
Looney got there first. They buried Looney
next day.
Two masked men with shotguns held up
Bydenham Mills as he was crossing the
divide from Fancy Gulch to Murray, Idaho,
and made him give up about $1,000 worth
vi Roiu uuSt'
Police Officer Edward Thompson at san
Francisco Cal, killed plasterer named
.'oer' Niiii'i' "ho "''"oNe" niun WIN "
Ai'ie'
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nov ,o,, o,,d tho ,,,, ,,s ,l,o n,I,or o,,l,,.os
nro,ortionoiol,,
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''o % 'iie ,,n'a'"'iih'eu -As''",,oi Vi
"'u ''oe. " ", Ne'' "'Jou','u ~
,be ratir,,;ng of tho ro,,l, oloctod oeicers
occur;od tbe limo of t,o ,norr;n, soesio,
In tho oftornoon tho coroittce ~, nrosi-
aert and ,,ico ,,rosidor+ troos,,ro,. ,,,d sooro-
tsrv tr,stoos and cn,sti,,t;o, ,srortod
The renort of tbo lotter committee was laid
over, as it has yet to be adapted to the re-
ports of certain other committees. Resolu-
lions laudatory of the administration of the
retiring president. William Weihe, were
unanimously adopted.
One tbous,nd baltimore t,ilors ar. on
stril,e AGAINST "tasl,r work.
Tho Clo,,olo,d ,t.oot oor s.r;,-o bos boo,,
,ettled bv the comnanv noving tho waces
asked
NJ ..., -. :. A.. G.. IT,,
Colo. district have struck against a re.
duction of wages agreed upon by the man,
sgers.
The Premier Steel Works, Indianapolis.
Ind, employing about 800 hands, shut down
this evening until such a time as an agree
ment shall be reached on the wage question
the company refusing to accept the scale
presented by the men.
The boiler makers strike at Boston is
ended, the differences with the manu-
facturers having been adjusted through the
mediation Of the State Board of Arbitration
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inc peiia're' orys'a', hn'erpr'se ana
Unio,i wihoow siass worAs' Vi pei'aiIe' o'
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.ou,noto ,,;,h H. - ,,;,t tho ,,a,''roI
=, o,,a ~ I,,,,a e.. ,,as.as a,,a
6ftv people are ont of emnloyment
r,.
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p-oo,.,,,,, s,roo, o,a ,,oroJ H. ho,,s ,,,r,
of whom NAV die.
po,,r,oo,, ,,.,so,s ,oro ;oirroa o- ,,,o
electric cars IN Boston in rush to leave
them, caused by a fright at an electrical
disturbance.
A small strip of territory between Mt.
"oay' ~, ., anu n"fiinsso" ing. was sis"eu py
uo"e ',. u",'"se " 'ne
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