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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Great bargains in Pianos.

DR.. W. NJ. Wade. Dentist. has removed
his Office TO SCI east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
The Best sale Of Zeal Estate Ever Blade
In Richmond.

Apperson & Pollard on Thursday eve
ming last sold frame store No. Is west
Rroad street. lot 23xl23 feet, for the price
ri - 200 This indicates that this wide
awake firm know how to handle real es-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

for dresses-as fine as the finest India
silk and as light as down-navy blue
and black grounds, with white polka
dots, lOc. yard-new.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

PARIS Album of Fashion, La Mode do
Paris. Young Ladies' Journal. Demorest
Fashions. all for July. can be found at
Leonard's, Newsletter, 800 east Nam street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

When you GO TO buy blood purifier be
sure and ask your druggist about A. B' Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Splendid Upright Pianos,

in ebony. walnut. oak. and mahogany, NJ
most reasonable prices, at Ryland ~ Lee ),
No. 10 Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

the Orleans Grounds yesterday afternoon.
The score was 10 3. Batteries-fo or
Young Fultons. Wh,rlocs and Gethright;
for the Gas House team. Wise aud Powers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
c,,ss nros., Pianos. Chicago Cottage

Chase Bros Pianos. Chicago Sottnse
Organs,
are the leading instruments. We want you
TO call 70 see the new improvements CON
tanned in Chase Bros Pianos. Prices low
for first-class instruments. Terms 10 SUIT
We lIcit inspection, whether NoI WEI ~
huv or not. Richmond Music Co.. 7 l..
Rrnnl ST
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Eeybt1aN DiM1lty.

ANYTHING in the line of Dimity "a
protty. Pure White-fne, thin, cool
dainty checks and stripes, for shirt
waists and entire dresses, 81 inches
wide. l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Fashion Books.

$4,000 of Imported Shirts. Collars, and
Cuffs lust received at McAdams d Berrys.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

good as new. = <-octeves. only 5000. Call
early at Ryland q Lees. Governor street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

You will be surprised at the benefit you
will get from one bottle Of A. Is. I. Altera-
tive,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Democratic National Convention.
SIS TO CHICAGO AND RETURN VIA PESSsYLVA-
MA RAILROAD,

MA RAILROAD,
On June 18th to Goth, inclusive.
Excursion Tickets 10 Chicago, valid I'M
iii July sth. inclusive. for return, and good
in each direction On all trans. will be sold
bv the Richmond, Fredericksburg aud Po-
tonIac railroad at the rate Of $50 from
Richmond for the round trip.
The unsurpassed equipment Of the line,
superior service. and unqualified road-oed
will make the Standard Railway OF Ameri-
ca tho most popular route 20 Chicago on
the occasion Of the State Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

When Baby was SICK, we gaze her castoria'
When she was a Child, she cried Tor c-S'oria'
When she became Miss, she chung % castor'>
When rue had Children, she gave them Casiorta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
India Linen.

$50 pieces at special price-50 pieces
at Sc. 80 / ,cos at l0c. 30 pieces AT
1910. Never retailed such values before
and perhaps none such ever again Sd
buy now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

Square Pianos at $50. S75 800, on easy
monthly payments. at Ryland ~ Lees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Silk GHynadlne.

The most fashionable summer dress
Goods. Plain lron-trame Mesh, 81 /;
Brocaded Mesh, superior quality, 81.
Either style 25c. under price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
BLacb L01CnS and MUttS.

When we say black we mean fast
backbone fading, either from wash
ing or perspiration. A big lot OF Fancy
Striped Plaid, open reyered styles. &C.,
of Fast Black Lawn at l5c. Inns lot
cannot be duplicated. The WHY Is
that it is under price at lJc.
Black Null, 81 inches wide, ar lIc,
and IS inches wide at 30c. are two bar-
gains you don't want to miss.
Washable Dress Shields, DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Dotted S7VIsS.

The very name insures comfort in this
broiliug weather-seed dots, polka dots,
dainty figures, sprays, &C., 20, 80, and
35c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

$4,000 Of Imported Shirts, Collars and Cats
,,s, recoived AT McADANs S BgRRY's.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

95-cent box Of Kalodoii Tooih-Powder with
avery ro,tle Of our celebrated Phenoi Mouth
Wash. OWENS Il MINOR Drug C0NPANY,
opposite Post-O1ice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

MALARIA cured and eradicated from the sys-
tenn by Browns Iron Bitters, which enriches mo
blood. tones the nerves, aids Question. Act7 lA1
n charm on persons ina general III health, giving
new energy and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

JOIN BOWERS.
Mantels. Thing, and Crates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

$4,000 OF Imported Shirts, Collars aud CuG'
,,s, raceived n McADAMs 81 BERRY,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

$4,000 OF Imported Shirts, Collars, and Guns
inst received Of McADANs d BERRYs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
AUCTION SALES MONDAY.

JOHN BOWERS,
Fireplace Heaters
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19
Sacks and CutaWaySy

are bowed down in obedience OUR enepn accordance with
our custom You what sterling qualities represented
You cannot help but appreciate what Stylish exclusive patterns they
must be to have been worthy place biggest and best stock
Suits we have shown They ALL OF THIS Seasons
MAKEno an old pattern the thousands that await your calling
You need choose eelyhe original markings
are still OH the tickets YOU KNOW US-and you know our
methods Your money could not be safer in your banor more
accessbe-for should dissatisfaction follow your purchase it will
be returned on denland-PROMPTLY Then rally around this
reduction Take advantage of this GREATEST OF GREAT
OPPORTUNITIES buy Suits that have sod-and are worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-19

john BOWERS,
Large Stock Refrigerators.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
CABLE SPARKS.

Gla fstone has gone on q short visit
to the south OF France.
Lord Tennyson's personal estate II
worth nearlv $290, 000.
During q fire at Berson, France, "A
OF the villagers lost their lives.
Tie temperance Of cholera at Ham
burg has cast q gloom over the city.
Miss Wayne Cuyler, Of Baltimore,
Nd, and Sir Philip H. b. Gray Eyer.
ton will be married at London. Januar-
IA.
Mrs. Lily Langtry is seriously III
with peritopitis, and apprehension isfelt
that she will not recover. Sir Andrew
Clarke, the distinguished phyelcIan,
has been summoned to hold Q special
consultation with the doctors in
attendance.
The Shah of Persia is seriously III.
William Watson, the pet, appears
to be hopelessiy insane.
A bomb was exploded at Seville at
the entrance to the house Of one Of the
weaithiest citizens.
Spain will send three wsrships TO
take part In the navel parade In New
York harbur next year in connection
With the Columbus festivities. 8
Michael Davitt will likely 60 to Aus
tralia and not run again for Parliament.
Six tobacco plantations within Berlin
city limits have yielded 1900 pounds Of
tobacco In 1892.
European collectors will want 120o,.
600 worth of the issue Of the United
States Columbian stamps.
Bringing Italian art treasures to the
Worlds Fair, the United States ship
Constellation has reached Havre.
Professor Lehman, Of Marburg, VIII
succeed the late Professor Maurenbech-
er in the chair Of history at Leipdc
University.
The Columbus CarayeIs Pipta, Nina
and Santa Maria. are at Cadiz, but are
not likely TO cross the Atlantic under
their W sail power.
General Rice Wal drowned yesterday
near Inverness, Scotland, while aiding
in the rescu Of skaters who had brok,
en- through the ice. q
England has intensely cold weather.
Numerous arrests continue to he
made at Kieff Of persons suspected of
Nihilism.
One Kevans, a stranger has been ar
| rested at Nenagh, County Tipperary.
| for the Dublin ex p~losion.
Rev. William Perrin, of st. Luke'i
| Church in Hantz has haau ~auDOint0d
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30

ssA friend Of mine in Philadelphis
Il, q treasure ia sn.antiqus writing desk
ibat has proved its sge,' said ..
j. Hayden, OF Richuond, Va, at the
Palmer House. 81 wa visiting him the
pthef day when he was examining tho
aesk aad made an important discovery.
Fhs thing has q great number OF little
spartsassts for papers, but apparently
did NOT contain as much space Is II
should. We wers examining it together
when " noticed . hidden spring, and
what seemed TO be a panel proved 10 be
another drawer, which be opened and
70 his amusement and s~satiHcatiSs
thst il contained an autobiography Of
Thomas Chaikley, published IS the title
page showed, by b. Franklia' In l7As.
me drawer also contained an ainount OF
Continental greenbacks. The antiquity
81 the desk wa. not only proved but
the other valuable relics were. found. -
Chicago Herald.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
PENNSYLVANIA Items.
Condensed News Cleaned From
Various Points of the State.

Mrs. Rebecca Low, whose husband
recently dropped dead. was herself
found dead in bed yesterday at Cailisle
Accused OF killing her babe In Tren-
ton, N. j., Mary Holman was arrested
Wilkesbsrre.
william K~iIiascavage, charged with
the killing Of q man named Smults, al
PottsvilIe, was released.
Both Of Wallace Holdsrmann's legs
were broken by falling 10 feet from 40
electric pole IN Mahanoy City.
After attending . butchering frolic
near Easton, John White retired and
vas found dead with his head upon the
bed rail.
Newsboys on the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Will no longer b
allowed to distribute packages upon
the seats OF passengers.
With . shot gun, W. F. Foaler
routed burglars from his notsl q
M3erstown-
Hensy Kiare, . Pottsyilie bustnsol
man. tumbled downotairs tockWeyt
aud wss terribly stunned
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
) GROVE, N. j.. FRIDAY. DECEMBER 30. 1892.

The Reading Gre companies declare
that the Mayor has no right TO appoint
chief assistant engineer.
pe,.bnrs.-, MI, DO thai. be.t to
have ~ I%ec,slatnre apnropriate 4 snug
ann tn NOM ths Er,e Cansi nroiect
Frou ,n,ur,e. r.cs,v.d nv falling
vh;is rnrn;ru to a are " a 4. sonder'
. Tsmsona :Iust,ce If the Peace. has
d,.d
para,va,s If the throat made IL i'm.
nossihic Tor Msooia Re,csls of Biue
Msrsb. Berks Countv. 70 AT. and she
sfarvad - death.
IT.. a.. a. ~. r,s.. ,s.h.r,v .o,.
H. !. n,-ntr. rrshssad
~ coassing accident AZ Mckees-
port, Grace Moore bad her . cut
J. .. Baker, OF Collins, tram nand,
Wa % ON . trc'gnt and troSe 70
ct. :.
9 : 1,unAsn NJ Sonn xu.nns Va
onslpsvilass .1IeW n~ "ns ou
sno sne my u'0s
.I.vcff McKesn connty vss burned Ia
ocatn n DARN n5e.
ooEnn 1ohn Purdv. confined for
d-rnnfspnessL vas Confined.
T--.--L.,.-,- c..-s. m,.h !.
Observation-Disclosures pistoi.
~ -
6sd.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
DEATH PASSED OVER THEM.
Hung From q Lofty Trestle as q Train
Swept By.

ST. CLAIR, Pa.-A thrilling Incl
dent occurred near here involving the
lives Of two men. When the train
from Shenandoah was approaching the
80 feet high trestle OF the Pennsylvania
railroad a mile above this place, at q
high rate Of speed, the engineer was
Mortified at discovering two men ahead
in the centre OF the structure. 1t was
too late TO stop the train and there Is
but a single track and NO sidewalk the
engineer. after reversing hfs engine,
closed his eyes to shut out the sight Of
two human beings hurled into space.
The train reached the west side Of the
trestle before 1t stopped, when the two
men, supposed to have been thrown
into the ravine below, were 9 . wslk-
ing alon. the trestling. They escaped
death by hanging from the spans whicn
the trains passed vel. 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
NUMBER %.

Over d, 0O0, 900 Of Cleyeland's city
funds are ~unaccourted for by ex-
Treasurer Axworthy's books.
To settle a grudge Burrell Ounce, IA
year old. of Charleston, W. Va, fatally
stabbed Thomas Eggieston. who is 25.
After lying drunk all night in an
open hallway in Huntington, W. Va,
James Coburn, Of Charleston, died Of
exposure.
Two children and Maria Jones and
Fannie Ward, negroes, were asphyxi-
ated in the Colored Home for the Aged
in Baltimore.
Dangerously insane, Mrs. A. B.
Tnvesmith, OF Dunccmbe, Ia, was
star and freezing 10 death In =
bare rom with five children.
BY q collision Of electric cars at
Springfield, O., Motorman Jesse Miller
was fatally injured.
Neighhors found Mrs. Willis, an
aged woman living alone at Zanesville,
~, frozen to death In bed.
While going to a IRE at Springfield
|(Q.1n chemical engine went over q
bylk, fatally crushing Firemsn John
MoNeal.
Ernest McC ongnodale, a prominent
cittnoH, was assassinaIed near Coffey.
Vie Ala, by unknown parties.
Izefg "a. 600 BY his aunt. Of Lock
H&yCn, Pa, Two years ago, John Clint.
q, ! plaubrr. Of Urbana, O., has just
|Ie1xnod he fact.
an attempt was made near waynes-
boru. Ga, TO wreck q passenger train on
tha CentrAI Railroad, but beyond in1ur-
jes - Fireman Henry Hoops nobody
was hurt.
Tho Jury In the case Of Mrs. Anna
Mskepeacb, OF Dedham, Mass, charg-
ID with killing her husband could not
sgree.
SIDNEY Wilkinson, q wealthy Balti-
MORGAN, ~ away from q morphine
cure institution. He refuses to return,
and New FORKS police are puzzled over
him.
The YaQui Indians, who are on the
Narpath in the State Of Sonora, Mexi-
10, have bested the Government troops.
Il viii take 200, 600 troops to bring the
q, 1000 Indians under control.
Frederick Frisch was convicted of
smhezxllna $4,000 from Gassner &
Co. Of New Orleans, La
John jackson, q colored man, who
| eloped with Tessle Henkle, q white
| waitress, was taken from the jail and
tarred and feathered at West Liberty.
Ohio.
At q dance given by a colored man
at Dover Kentucky, q general riot
~Io4curreJ, and four negroes were shot,
two Of them wounded fatally. Tbs
houss wa wrecked.
George E. Moody, emptied both
barrels OF . shotgun into the head and
BODY Of James Keorus as he sat 10 .
railroad car with his bride OF two
weeks. ct Briukley. Arkansas.
Keorus was instantly killed. 3
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
CRASH on 4 FERRYBOAT.
i Quartet Of PhilaGe.phians Get .
Cold Bath.

INV YoHx-The ferryboat Fam
wood. Of the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey, while attempting to enter her
alp & the foot OF Liberty street, this
city, crashed into the bridge under full
headwsy, driving the bridge up on
Wesf street and breaking down the
entrance 10 the ferry house.
PAssnSoERs IN 4 PANIC.
On board the boat were some 800
pe6senrers, who we're immediately
fhxowr into . panic. When the crash
came, four OF the passengers, Mrs.
Iysamas, 66 years old, her twenty ons-
yoax-old granddaughter, and her two
sons Edward and Harry, were forced
aauiust the guard rail Of the forward
deck in the rush. The girl became
alarmed,
SnILArExfHIASs 90 ovERBoARD.
The gnard rail few open aud the
GIRL fell over the nose Of the boat into
Che water. With . scream the old lady
jumped in after her. and then yer
went the two men into the icy Hudson.
The deck hands came to their assist
ancs and with the aid Of some Of the
passengers, the quartet were dragged
back on the boat with ropes which had
been thrown to them. Early the morn
Ing. the party, which had come from
Phiisdsiphia to spend the day a.
WhItestone, L. L, started for their
destination, little the worse for thelr
midnight bath. .
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
MURDERED His FAMILY.
Henry. varnum Stsbs Himself After
a Triple Murder.
4 CHRISTMAS MORNING TRAGEDY
TIE cRAzxp NAN BEATS ms WIZ AND
r,rTIE pAuoHrHR 10 DEATH AND
FATALLY ATTACKS ms
xorHHR-Ix Law.
. CHRISTMAS MORNING TRAGEDY

WoRcnsrER, Mass.-With an iron
d~oor-hanger, an iron strap about 10
inches long, with . cylindrical knob,
crszed Henry G. varnnm beat his wife
and daughter to death early Christmas
morning, and probably fatally ~
saulted his mother.in-lsw. After this
horrible deed hs stabbed himself with
his own knife through the heart
The triple nurdsr and suicide came
to light In the upper Nat Of . tenament
building At 81 Taintor street. whore
the varnums had been living since last
September. varnum had then just
come to this city from Haron, W, and
hsd been engaged a. . machinist in the
shop OF r. Z. Pollard. He brought
with him his wife, her mother, Mrs.
Wright, aged 80, and an adopted
daughter. Florence. The family lived
quietly aad TO all appearances happily.
MIRA varnum was . regular attendant
q Hope CONGREGATIONAL Church, where
she sang in the choir, and her huabsnd
and daughter often accompanied her.
rHr xIx1srrs rvHsr1oArsp.
When she did not appear at the
church, the pastor, Rev. y. ~.
Phiilips, expressed great surprise. he
CHANGED TO be near the Taintor street
tenement and decided to call. The
occupant Of the middle dwelling, .
Mrs Hall, was already alarmed and
immediately informed him Of her APP
prehsns1on. Going upstairs they
found the door wide open. Psssing
through room after room they gazed 81
last in the bed room upon the spscsacls
Of death.
rnE SCENE or pEArH.
Lying on the bed were the bodies Of
vsrnum and his wife, both covered
| with blood. The knife. which be had
plunged into his heart lay a
6is side. He was dead, but his
wife vas still heavily breath
Ing. Turned upon hsr fsos o. TIE
cot lay the dead child. Mrs Wright
was found in an adjoining room. she
wus conscious, but unable 70 speaks
although she made several attempts y
articulats. The wife died at the noe'
pitaI door. and her aged mother ~ y
Deaths door.
MRS. HALL HEARD FroRENc1cR
why and how the crime - e5u-
mlttsd remains unknown Thore weEa
no sigma Of violence about the houee
| outside Of The bed rooms MrR HAL
heard ! uliaht sound from The child q
| ebout s O'Clock and = moment later thl
soupd q .foctstepa The noiBes csassd
immsdiatsly md ~ thousht nstA!ne
n EUxU.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
snILArrIrH1Ass 90 OVERHEARD.

The shield Of Charles Y. was in.
laid with gold and contained over 500
figures engraved on its facs.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-12-30
REV: DIR.
sshtscs, -z.ssssus sxuEns by Holt
days."

TIKI: I'm respect ofa holy day.p-col
ossians Ii. 10.
What the Bible here and elsewhere calls
holy day we, by change OF ons letter and
change of pronunciation, call holiday. BuI
by change of spelling and accsntuation v,
cannot change the fact that holidays hav.
stands Christmas dayfend New Years day
and Easter day will be charged and sur
charged with solemn suggestiveness and
holy mirth. Whether you take the old styls
of my text and call them holy days or thu
modern style and call than holidays thsy
somehow set all my nerves a-tingls and my
| deeper emotions into profoundset agitation,
] am glad that this season we have the hoif-
days completely bounded. For years Christ.
mas day starting in the midst Of one weak.
and New Years day starting In the midst OF
another week, we hAve been perplexsd to
know when the holidays began and when
they ended, and perhaps We may have begun
them too soon or continued them too long.
But this year they are bounded by two
beaches Of goid-Ssbbath, December IS,
1892, and Sabbath, January ], 1893. The
one sabbath this year commemorates the
birth Of the greatest bsing that ever walled
the earth; the other celebrates the birth Of
that which ID to be one of the greatest years
Of all time; the one day supernatural b.
toov' md ths rthsr az nst,,r., Ert 49, -
4 nrocessiop that 1900 ~itr ths.EcrlS,s
existencs and will 90 an until fra worid 4.
burned up; both the first and last days OF
these holidays coming in with Sabbatfcat
splendor and solemnity, and girdhng all the
days between with thoughts that havs all
How shall we mend fbsmp AZ hsnbsSsri
and without special direction. And thev lsev-
ing. an tbey % awav from NJ nhv.ir,i q.
tiaue and mental exhaustion- tie efIsct 81
late hours and reckisssneu Of DIET addinr
another chapter to the moral And s-ptritusi
and eternal disasters which have resulted
and resembling mol for all the eight days ]
Iproposs that we divide this holiday sea!
the sir DAYS between. into three chsnt,rs-
the first psrt q chapter of tllustrfous birth-
day; the second part . chapter Of annual de-
cadsnce; the third part . chaptsr Of chrdn.
illogical introduction.
day. Not a day oi any year but has been
marked by the nativity of some good or
great soul. Among discovsrers the birthday
Of Humboldt was Sept. IA and OF David Liv.
Ingston March 10. Among astronomers tho
birthday OF Isaac Newton was Dec. Is and
Of Herschel Nov. IL. Among orators the
birthday Of Cicero was Jan. 8 and Of Chrys.
,stom Jan. IL Among prison reform
srs the birth lay of John Howard was
Sep. 2 and OF Elizabeth Fry May I. Among
painters the birthday of Raphael was March
b and Of Michael Angelo March o. Among
the birthday of Washington was
Feb. 20. Of Hamilton MAY 8 and Of Jefferson
April i. Among consecratsd souls the
birthday Of Mra Hsmans was Sep. as Of
July 20. But what are all those birthdays
,omnared With Dac "a FOR On or Aho,,t thsA
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
BARGAINS I'm REAL ESTATE.

E,oR SALE-2 STORY HOUSE. ROOMS,
Il bath, hot and cold water, gas, etc., in best
part of =. Hill street, near Tenth, for sale for
$4,000 on very easy terms. q. G. EDWARDS,
$50 w. First st. 8 "a 3t
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
DEATH in A COAL PIT.
A FEARFUL MINE DISASTER IN
WALES.
One Hundred and Fifty Men Entombed.
1t Is Feared All Are Dead-Fire
Adds to the Horror of
the Scene.

LONDON, Aug. 26.-A fearful mine ex-
plosion has occurred at the Park Slip
coal pit, near Bridge-End, Wales. Cne
hundred and fifty men are entombed,
and it is feared there has been q great
loss of life. Not single man has yet
made his escape. The work of clearing
the pit has begun, with many hundreds
of volunteers.
At O'Clock this evening the rescuing
party came to the surface with two men
whom they found near the bottom of
the pit. Both were badly burned and
unconscious, with little hope of recoy-
cry. Shortly after this, fire suddenly
burst forth from the mouth of the pit.
This cut off all hope for those who first
escaped death from the falling debris.
A large number of rescuers are work
ing Parkslip pit. Many have been
hoisted up exhausted. Seven miners,
found dead, have not yet been brought
to the surface. As the workings extend
100 feet, it is hoped some of the miners
will be rescued alive.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
state Of washington Democrats.

OLYMPIA, Wash., Aug. 26.-Ihe DEM
ocratic state convention today com.
pleted the state ticket as follows: For
congressman, ]. A. Munday, OF Clarke
county; lieqtenant-governor, Il. Q: vii.
judges' A R. <: Hsnna, anI;a Whitman, . and ID
state, John McReady, Mason treasurer,
Harrison Clothier, Skagit; auditor,
Samuel Bass, Whatcom; attorney-gen-
eral. r. w. Starr, Douglass; state
printer, E. Fl. Borden, Spokane; state
land commissioner, F. S. Lewis, Clea-
lum; school uperintendent, ]. w. Nor
gan, Kittitas. The central committee
chose Henry Drum, of Tacoma, chair
man. The convention then adjourned
sine die.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-27
DYERs AND FTNIsHrRs.

pARIsIAN DYE WORKS: 274 SOUTH MAIN
l. street. Best dyeing in the city. I-l3tf