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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
WHIT TIER.

One by one, as the leaves IN Autumn are
falling, are passing away that galaxy Of
men whose names are famous and who
have filled large place in the literary
life OF the country. At his quiet, peaceful
home yesterday John T. Whittier passed
away at the ripe age OF eighty-hve,
making another void that viii be hard TO
I'll. DIR. Holmes alone now is left,
whose birthday was celebrated a short
time since and to whom was addressed in
the columns of the Atlantic w hittiers last
noble effort,-the swan song, as II were,
OF the aged poet-his last greeting to his
lifelong friend.
For two generations and more the eyes
OF the world have been turned toward the
singer who is now dead. In
those early days when Garrison's
. fiery words were resounding all over
the land, Whittier was contributing his
FIRST poems to the Boston sgitators mag
azine. No little was the amount he con-
tributed by his anti-slavery poems to that
cause. That other brilliant son OF New
England who has preceded the Quaker
poet but a little while, le,-Lowell-in a
noble sonnet addressed to him, speaks OF
him as:
"He who for his brothers sake that lay in
bonds,
"He blew blast as bold as.that
"wherewith the heart OF Roland break.
"Far heard beyond the New World and the
Old"
He was the contemporary Of Longiellow
and Bryant whose names are inseparably
linked together In the literature OF this
country. AS poet he is hardly less pop
ular than Longfellow and equals him as
awriter OF pure verse. The title that was
given him years ago as the Burns OF
America was peculiarly applicable to
him.
Those beautiful poems so full OF thought
so chaste, as the life he led, that are odor-
GUS with the pure air Of the fields and the
higher, better impulses OF our nature, will
always hold a warm spot in our hearts
and will also fill large place in a liter.
ature Of which we are justly proud. Liie'i
journey ended, New Englapd's poet ha'
wrapped the drapery OF his couch abou
him and laid down to pleasant dreams.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
CITY or PAWTuCXET

Pfoposals arc Invited FOR the erection of re-
tanning walls at the Cleveland street school
house lot "a per plans and specifications To
be seen at the Highway Department office.
successful bidder or the fulnlment of the
conditions of the contract. The right 10 re.
feet any or all bids IA reserved. All bids
must be made on or before September 10.
s7st Commissioner ~ HIGHWAYS.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08

TOR tnis result fnr hs was opposeo 70 pu,-
ting sugar ou the FREQ list Whsn the
tariff bill wa under discussion Mckinley
said. II would have prefcrred- Mr.. Chair
man. IL the article n sngar could have
been left upon the dutiable hst"
Did he fore see that cheap sugar would
prove th, greatest object lesson Of the oen.
tury In teaching the people the effect Of
the tariff
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
Application for Transfer
of License.

OFFICE oF THE LICENSE CoMMissioNERs
PAwruCkEr. Sept. 2. lsya
An application has been filed in this once
tn have the second class liquor license now
held by Daniel Cough at 20 Water street
tran -ferred 10 John H. o'Nsill at the same 10
cation.
be In ses ion at their office on Friday, Sep.
tember 49, az n'clock p. m., at which time and
place all persons So desiring may be heard
BkRN ARD KEENAN,, -.
GEORGF NJ. REX, {rI.c ivensc
ELISHA w. BUf KILN lN""iSsiohors
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-09-08
oProrED TO FREE SUGAR.

The Republicans are trying 10 make
much campaign capital out Of the reduc-
ton IN the price Of sugar caused by the
removal of the duty on raw sugr- and
this low price Of sugar Is even para, q be
fore n gullible world as Mckinley
price" Everybody knows that the re-
moval Of the duty has reduced the price,
but Mckinley hinsslf deserves no credit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

80 committed ~ Honey Brook
. hsAis hsaiss about four niles from
Haz,ston. aaa grew out Of . disP~se
ever a corlsly Italian gin. who show
cred her favors upon the murderer.
IgnAciss Negarsa. 70 The afsgsss ana
raxo 81 Me rnsrdersd. Gsrnardo Per
ssdoL Both men were out all day
drinking. sod had . nsuesr of quar-
vsis abous the girl Az midnight to
sessle she eusssioa OF who was the IA
vsr~d man. they agreed 10 90 10 tho
girls home. q short distance away. aud
have her decide the question They
had almost reached her home whom
four shess and a cry Of murder were
heard percsdo hvsd suly few min-
sses His murderer was committed for
trial
Miles,. Ohto. was also Vie scene a .
most c0,wardly murder the other night,
which was followed by the murderer
,nssadsaG. On the evening IN question
IAN Williams. an sapasys Of the
fsoeea Rotitog Mn Setsraed fson
Worh erased wisA hqSas and ssseu ptea
10 drivs his satirs family from their
house Hss daughter. aged 20. At
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

tempted 70 ss6us with her father and
hs ssvA9siy STRUCK he with . poker. A
tDsvtAls dgAe sssued. He struck her
tUs tssviAs blows. one ever the right
- isVing the entire temple spsn TO
e. bssn. snd one over The top Of the
hpod fraossring the skull. thereby
ssusia6 her death. Seeing the dasssrdly
vegk - had committed. he rushed to
0hs saDOse. srizcA Q common es~e-knile
- uaae . dAsh ~ his throat. com
pBstssy ssvsriug Ne windpips. He
~ s1moss tna1aauy. Williams was .
nu6ivs Of England. but had been in
tn ss~uery for ssa pears
TIE rather sniss little city Of Quincy,
n. wa shocked the other day by .
wanssa msrder which almess resulted
- UochiaG. IL occurred on the farm
q John Aarsn. outside the city kmits
Il sesns that . nsa styisnr himself Dr.
4. W. Jsmesos aud known a. the In
dian doctor has been living AZ Mr..
Axrsa's farm for two months. claisaiug
60 ~ aBis 10 cur, Mrs. Aaron OF en-
ssr which tssubied her. He daaily de-
nasded shAs Mr.. Aaron give hin Sseo.
spa On sesss refused, commenced 70
sA~ss htnL charasy Aaron. the son.
o. isesrtsrsd. aad ted him 10 walt
tm Afsse srssk<nsA Instead at ans
wsv10R The 'veessr' pullsd Q revolver
onA 1ssd % Sshn Aarsa. ths sea. The
- sv>Aes Sa In The nssh. ssvsrAg
- yu1ulas vs3a. and pvodueine death
ohss0t sf<v. The murderer thes lev
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06
SHALL NEvHR MARRY.

Deter - iaataen - N Aps0 Blsssom who
Desired to Wed . Dsesnhsr Fossil.
Tho hrst important matrimonial ven
tsre 1T vipeennes. Ind, aimee the close
of LeAt came To an unhappy climax.
James Ward. one OF the Oldest men
in Lawrence county. H.. who
counts his wealth by tens Of
thoussaAs. determi.ed 70 we'd Miss
Nancy Jane sanders. young lady
from Chic. The would be arid 10 only
~ years of age. while the groom is en-
terinR On his eighty fourth year aud
has been married four times. The Rev.
Mr.. Murlin Of the Methodist church
was engaged to Tie the nupAiai knot
The scene was the parlors of the
Laplan;c house aud the hear was .
q m. The reverend gentleman was fairly
in the midst of the marriage ceremonies
when the daughter Of the prospective
groom appeared suddenly upon the
scene terribly excited and with
look of determination upon
her countenance. The apparition
was too much for tho minister
ana ne stopped the ceremony before the
angered female had concluded her pro
testations- An animated scene took
place between tho daughter and
father. and the minister hastily with
drew. followed by tho female. The
old man, surprising that his daughter
was out of sight for the time being
hastily sent for Squire w. n. Jackson,
who is noted for aiding troubled love-,
and that Official responded instantly
While the squire was on the point of
pronouncing the octegonar;an and the
maiden man and wife the daughter
again rushed in. snatched the marriage
license from the squire's hands, and
fed from the room. The affianced
bride at this jupcsure gave way &c
tears, avowed that she would never
marry, and wa, taken away by dis
tant relative.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

Louise Chockaey. . colorea W omar
IS years of age. was committed to jail
AZ Mount Holly. N. j.. the other day
charged with the murder of hsr s-ysar-
old daughter Matte The murder was
committed NJ the home On Mrs. Cheels
ley, near Narlsoa, in the prcsence Of
her two other children The eirl com
mittsd some slight o6enss. and the
mother plsoed her N chair, put a
reps around Asr seek ssd Ned sae end
70 ire steve. attss which she pulied on
Ne other end Of Ne rope until she had
ssraagleA Ne child - tsasA. She fslI
lifeaess 10 ths AsoS. whsseupon the
mother carried the BODY hto saeeAsr
roen and hid IT, The etAsr Two chill
drsn were afraid - give the alarm. sud
ssA nothing about che nnsAsr - We
nsfeh bsrs. bat 10 wss Anally Atscov-
cred BY . relative who called to see The
children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

Lease sas a ne noss noted srininais
ever soaassl vishia il wsilA HIS
nans y cAAxlss Wur1. and his Log
career Of srtEs ssess h - Ls~iA Ne.
over Afsy yssss go Md 10 rev
ever ~ yssss Il 49, - Acossciax -
his eva ssssy, WIKI b sssrobessssi By
he prssea saaAis. be Ass nss sajay a
two pears 81 ssasnas~s hbssv anse
DE wsS - ysars oiA He vas barn IN
scotland. and dos - - the sea 81
rrsshyssrisa psSssAsr. Ne he's been
"a isaass Of ssssly an ne sssss pris-
On froo Missouri - ne New RnsisAa
esatsA He 10 sh-known - al 80
pert fergsr, safe blower. esnndsass
naa, kidaappsr Aad hotel thief he
has been sas companies Of such notors-
Gus CRIMINALS - "Blinky" Morgan,
Black Hank" Dutch George sad
ether stars In crime
Inspector BySses AZ New York cisy
tory Of the noted crooks Of the present
day. Wards striking fae~ with his
long white beard. u conspicuous in the
principal roGvss' gsiisriss Of sAis cs~n-
try aud Europe. Ne started out - .
thief in 81 Louis when he wAs 10 years
cid. and soon Afterwards he committed
robbery. His youth would have savsd
hin from . penise asasry seatssce had
he noe stssmpssA 70 escape He wAs
rsoaptured and the law wss thea -
lowed TO take its course Whsa hi
term IN the Missouri state prison 81.
PRED he went to Tennessee, whore hs
committed . crime and served n~m-
Der of years Then he went 10 eeorgia,
where ne served a sentence for robbery,
subsequently be served term in Joa'
let and one in sAe Aaryls State pris'
on. After that he went 70 Virginia,
whore he was arrested and convicted
ef robbery and inPrisensd ut Rich
nond. bat he managed - escape after
eight montha
He was sent TO Sing Sing for . rob
berry committed At she Astor House.
From there he went 10 Ohio and ~
Cincinnati met . woman whom hs
afterwards married ald tosk 70 New
York. Soon Afterwards he was sent u
Auburn for robbery, but through the
efforts Of his wife he was pardoned
Then he went 10 Peunsylvsaia and
soon earnsd loag sentence 10 chsrry
Hill prisoa- His wifs was again sue
cesssul in procuring . pardon for hin
after he had served several years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

The following 10 from General Or
dsra No .. Department. Preads.f Ne
Q~istou OF Ohio: THE stsen ssoa of
cesPs 10 called - Ne SeaA~sky ost-
saxe b,a pending In the Ohio Lee,.,s-
suss. Let your influence Be with The
resd wife Who suffered IS only woman
oaa. spd Who does rot wish 10 b asp-
svstea f<sn her sslAier husband Let
shsm be provided heae together and
By the State Of Ohio"
Sec the shaw piano 1t IL bssuty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06
PECK'S DRUG STORE
MARSHMALLOW SOAP
10 Cents Fer Cake

This soap IL manufactured by Scion Palmer.
feW Yeps. 1t Is not made ef fsilew. but Of
frerch Densd-. These ponsees ere used In
mssinz Psm-v's extracts for the hsndkef-
en- eis After the oder is vssh-t from them
By meas Of spirits. the residue pomsfe Is
usEsfsetared Into soap. OF course the supply
Of peass. IL limited and the oHtrnt ef The
sesr snail; but the easiits 10 Tire best 81 ass
SOAP Ia tie Hsrset, because tie romsdes are
composed Of tire fneSf materials ard sre used
Or rxtrsctiss the ODER from fAe fovrrs Zach
cake veifhs Eve cnae-s. Tn. suss are free
fren tn alkaline nature ssins urisus fe Tenoer
hands and faces We have had Is hrsseed
Msrssnals-. te sst insnish 10 from inferior
sozrs Is cspnet be rurehss.a In the cry
re- ds s;sr.S az TIE trademark "Msrshrsal-
le~ ~ n as.ai Nyeeuent. seienss 70 PEEK
Fro sns ~1 seclfns to Sell IL a. ~holrsaI.
TRY hex 81 tae ksFxhmRHsw soap sad a.
cae n3sa = merits 80 sor three esfss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

Wanfon Grimes Of Rank Jsal-
ousy and Hate
AfFRAss OVER THe WOMEN
= Dusnken Father Kills His Daughter
and Then Ends His Own Lie.
An Illinois Murder.

The mining town. Hsslssoa. Pa.
lave iAssly sssa disturbed ~ . ssriss
# skrossoos crimes. During NE Sssr
1aUs insAsaAaa ana following hassss
o~ndAS Sven ssSsssnes Asd sAksa
place. one - which proved . nas6ss.
JAs towns are ssarsaS populated ~
Dnssass lssslgusrA The asrdsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06
Spring Medicine

yes eannos DO better han 70 take few Bottles
Il : :. 8
As . phvsicisn, have prescribed and
sssd 3. :. y IA ny practice a. spring scnse.
and s,y blood troabies, srd have be>s very
successful. I se~x used . rem>dy Which
s.v. sscA se~~v.l sssissAefis. ~ rvseH ssd
nv c~rs>nts l. q. Rrrruv. n ID.
uAekse. Id.
T--s<s~p .. ss-rf - - sps~s ~ss,-d ~.
SWIFT xrnCIfYE CO, Asns1. @
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

p.~>~< 80 wss wA~ 49, r.. -,
nsf>>sss ~ sAs~.
On Arra IS the doors - n. oss.
-onixazsrv vws shr-~a go. "A r..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-06

swrrT's srrcIvfc is the be<t spring nedi-
cine, because n assists nature to throw on the
impurities Of the HOOD BY 10 prumps sefion
on the skin. and AZ the same tine tones up
the entire organism. This % Just eoafrsry to
the effect ~ the various potash. mercury, ssr-
sas,srills MIXTURES. which bottle up the iuapa-
rites n the system, thus predicting much
Sickness and suffering. Therefore, foz
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

An aeronaut and his assistant were
killed in balloon assertion In Boston.
OK Monday, Joseph, Zacharla and Henry
while bathing in Kings river. Cal.
JAMES McMULLIN & Co.'S big saw mill
at Minneapolis is destroyed by fire. Loss,
s75 600
A LOSS of about $4,000 was caused
by the burning of a number of lodg-
ing houses and small stores at Portland,
Ore.
GEN W. 81. SLocUM waa painfully in
jured by the upsetting of his buggy upon
a pile Of buiIt ing material In Brooklyn,
N. Y, On Friday.
The powder works at West Berkely,
near San Francisco, we're destroyed by an
explosion Saturday morning. A number
Of lives were lost and much property de-
stroyed for miles around.
On Monday during the celebration at
Tacoma, Wash, Louis Gobiel had his head
blown eff by the unexpected discharge of
cannon.
The greater portion Of the town Of Ar
cola, Miss, burned Wednesday. Loss $780,
900, insurance $4,000
WHILE riding railroad bicycle In Mon
tana, M. F. McCan was struck ana in
stantly killed by an engine. Mr..
McCan was one of Houston's prominent
merchants.
THE tin plate department of the Niedr-
inghaus rolling mill at St. Louis was
burned Wednesday morning.
ROBERT NELLIs, a bartender at 32l
Michigan street, Chicago, was drowned in
midIake the night of the Fourth by falling
overheard from the steamer City Of Chi
cage.
A YOUNG woman apparently % years
old was struck by Rock Island passenger
train near Muscatine, Iowa. Tuesday, and
thrown into the river, where she vas
drowned.
THE damage to the powder and chani
cal works at West Berkiey, Cal, which
exploded Saturday. is estimated at over
$500, 900, and probably s25 900 more dam
age was done in SanFranclsco al d oakland
by windows breaking.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
NEWS IN BRIEF

A MINNEAPOLIS firm secures the con-
tract for Minnesota's worlds fair bui Id
ing.
The president and Mrs. Harrison left
Thursday for Loon Lake in the Adiron-
dacks.
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND has arrived
at New York on his way home from
Rome.
The million dollar subscription for the
Chlcsgo university is completed, with
$4,000 to spare.
The annual reunion Of the society of the
Cum berland is set for September Is to Is,
at Chickamauga.
The Kansas democratic convention has
adopted the nominees of the peoples party
convention
ORGANIZATION of the American Corn
Harvester association was completed at
Springfield, OHIO.
LIEUT.. Col. w. F. Drum, Twelfth
United States Infantry, died at Fort Yates,
n. D., July A
PIERRE NALDo, who claims valuable
forty-acre tract in Duluth, loses bis suit in
the United States circuit court Of appeals.
MONDAYS elections in Mexico resulted
In an overwhelming victory for President
Diaz. There was virtually no opposition
to him.
The exports of cutlery from SD effeld to
America in the last three months amount
ed in value to G333, $50, as against Ell 600
In the same period III 1891.
MAJ. RICHARD J. FALLS, a veteran of
the war Of Mexico and Of the war of the
rebellion, and leader Of the famous charge
al Cedar Creek, died in San Francisco
Sunday night Of general disability.
The new Kansas state house at Topeka,
not yet completed, is in danger of falling
down, owing to poor material used. There
has been expended On this building nearly
81, $50, 900 and it is not yet completed.
ALL the street car lines Of st. Paul and
Minneapolis are soon to be ahso, bed by the
Twin City Rapid Transit company and be
operated from Minneapolis. Supt. Sect tt,
OF the st. Paul company, resigned.
Gov. PATTIsoN, OF Pennsylvania, calls
out all the state militia. s 900 men, to
quell the strikers at Homestead. 1t is be-
lIe7ed that they will encounter no opposi-
ton from the strikers.
On Sunday, Captain Francis Robes
Webb, who served in the navy during the
war, and who was afterward United States
consul at Ztnzibar and at New Zealand,
died at San Diego. Cal.
RICHARD THOMAS, the Oldest resident of
Iowa, died at Marion, In that State, Satur-
day, having reached the aged Of III years.
He served in the American army in the
war of 1872, and had been for fifty years a
resident OF Town.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15

extended speech in support of the bill
Consideration Of tee worlds fair oill was
resumed. Mr.. Qlay. presented state
ment from the EMPLOYERS OF Homestead.
Pa. In motion Of Mr.. Butler the bill
transferring the revenue marine from the
treasury DEPARTMENT to the navy depart
ment, was taken up, but by unanimous
consent was laid aside temporarily in
order.
HoUsE.-The following measures were
passed. For the construction of a bridge
across tee Missouri river at or near Oma-
ha; appropriating $3.50, 900 for the publ
citation IF the reports of the eleventh c. m
sus. CJnferees were appointed On the
naval appropriation bill. Mr.. Wheeler
substituted the conference report on the
naval appropriation bill Mr. Holman
and Mr.. Robertson opposed the report on
account OF the large appropriations
which were the largest ever passed for
the military academy. After some dis
cussion the conference report was adopted
yeas 112. NAYS AZ
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
CRIMINAL.

OSCAR W1ss1NGER, aged 60, killed his
wife at Sprir gfeld, LII.
MART TROLL, OF Sullivan, Ind. took
stry chime to end domestic difficulties on
Friday ana died.
AT ST. Paul Mimi, J. L. Forepaugh &
Tarbox, committed suicide Friday by
shooting himself in the head
CONSTABLE J. +. Green, Brigham Girls.
SOM and Bob Bell we're killed in fight in
Clarendon, Texas, Tuesday afternoon, the
outcome of an old feud.
On Tuesday, Tom Packet, in fit of in
sanity, shot and killed his father. Deceas-
ed was the mail. carrier OF the town and a
respected citizen.
EDGAR JONES (colored), who murdered
Michael Tierney, Monday night, was
taken out of Jail at Weston, w. Va, Wed
nesday morning by large mob and
hanged.
LOUIS NAPOLEON AZUAT, formerly a
member Of the stock exchange of Paris
has been arrested in Charges with forg-
ing the name of Paris millionaire, Roux
de-Escombrera, for S6, 900 in 1888.
ALL FIVE of the men engaged in the
holdlug up of Santa Fe railway train at
Red Rock, Indian territory, FIVE weeks ago,
and in the later attempt at train wreck.
ing N the Panhandle road, in Oklahoma,
have been captured.
MONDAY night, while attending lawn
fete at Richmond, Ind, Mes Anna Barns
was fatally shot By some unknown person.
rel. The murderer literally beat his
victim, who Isl cripple, to death with mis-
fists.
WIN Tyler, president of the Vincennes
Und National bank, Tuesday, drove to the
cemetery. seated himself on the grave of
his daughter, and shot himself through
the heart.
GEORGE NJ. BRElDNER, at one time
head bookkeeper of the firm of Wise,
Biedler & Co., wholesale dry goods mer-
chants, har been arrested on the cnsrge of
embezz!ing s34, 900 from the house men
toned
At St. Louis, Mo-, Mrs. Mary Gilman
was brutally murdered Wednesday night
by Louis Ulmer, her tenant, while he was
under the influence of drink. The victim
was over 20 years of age, and her murderer
fired five shots into her body.
WILLIAM HELMS, an old resident of
Fulton, Mich who has been insane for
several weeks, on Wednesday cut and
mutilated his wife in a horrible manner
with knife and hammer. His daughter
interfered, when Helms cut his own throat
dying instantly. Mrs. Helms cannot
live.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
G,eAHLH EAA.st5. N.s.


MORE riotiDg of unusual viru!ence is
reported from Ireland.
A A,500,0O0 fire occurs at Christian
sand, Sweden.
WILLIAM WALDORF AsToR is danger
ousIy iii OF pneumonia in London.
VANCOUVER, B. c., advices say mission
aries in China are threatened.
AN epidemic of cholera prevails in Siam
and has resulted in several Thousand
deaths.
The rebels in Rio Grande do Sui, Brazil,
have defeated the Federals at Arroy. and
killed the government leader, Pedro
Manquez.
A ST. JOHN s, N. F., fire practically
destroys the city The loss is $8,OOO,O 900,
| several persons were killed and Is, 900 are
homeless.
The death is announced cf Cardinal
Francesca Battaglini, archbishop of Be-
iogna. He was born in 1923 and Was made
cardinal In 1885,
THE French ironclad Hcche and the
steamer Maechal Canrobert collided near
Marseilles and seven of the latter passen-
gers were lost.
The eruption of Mount Etna is alarm
ing. Lava is flowing from double stream
toward Nicolosa and Belpasso. Satur-
day twelve houses and church were de,
stroyed.
THE London Times correspondent at
Chrlstlanla predicts that unless the sepa
ratist movement in Norway is firmly
checked by TIE crown it will eventually re-
suit in the disruption of the kingdom and
d war with Sweden.
SERIOUS apprehension Is felt regarding
the condition of William O'Brien, the
home rule leader, who was hurt on the
head with stone as he was returning
home from political meeting in Cork,
Monday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-07-15
WIS.

PEORIA, ILL.,, July 12.-Peoria lake this
evening was the scene Of horrible catas-
trophy. A cyclone struck the water about
1870 and capsized the excursion steamer,
frankie Folsom, with party from Pekin.
About forty were on board. All but Is
have been accounted for and it is believed
that fully dozen persisted. No one
escaped from the cabin. The work of
bringing the dead ashore is now in
progress.