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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
Financial Distress

LONDON, Oct. 3.-Rumors have boon
circulated Tor several days past that q
large drapery house nc Wtat End,
London, was hopolcssly involved. Conn
menting upon the rumora today tho
81. James Gasstte says several great
drapefy firms are lettering under the
severe general depression which has
affected oil ranks OF society. This de-
preston WIS badly felt last Christmas
time, when the betrothal OF the Duke
Clarence OF Avondale aud Princess
May created demand for rev style
goods, which were no sooner produced
than ali demands were blasted hy the
denth Of the duke. The GdsettC con.
oludes by saying II is TO be hoped that
royalty will set the ball Of prosperity
rolling In the announcement that the
Duke OF York IL about TO marry and
that II Will have magic effect.
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WAsHISuTuE, Oct. 3.--The inter.
national Monetary Conference will 10
held ut Brussels, Nov. g2nd, with II
powers represented besides the United
States.
The powern which will be represent.
ed are Austria. Hungary, Belgium,
Denmark, France, Germany, Great
Britain, Greece, Italy, Netherlands,
Portugal, Roumnu.a, Russia, Servia,
spain, Sweden, Norway and Swiizer.
land. The delegates Of tho United
States are Senators Allison and Jones,
Congressman McCreery, Horny w.
Cannon, New York, aud r. A.
Walker, Mass. II IL expected that
Minister Teuill at Brussells will DO
made delegate.
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DUBLIN, Oct. 3,-Lord Houghton,
the new vlcoroy OF Ireland, made his
tool, possession Of Dublin castle. The
crowd, while undemonstrative, showed
a irIoudlytcellng.
when fie vlceroy arrived at Wost-
land row there were only about twenty
pcnnus on the platform aside from tho
government md railroad olllcinlG.
There were 10 addresses presented To
the new lord-lleutennn', no reception
by tho municipal authorities and no
sign OF public interest. The members
of the corporation were engaged IN
Discussing the Parnell commemorative
seryiccn. mud as the vicerny pissed the
city hall they did not delgn to look at
the procession.
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SENSATIONAL srArEmENr.
Two Prominent Republicans said 90
Have Abandoned Their E'nriy.

NEW YoRH, Oct. 3.-Tho Times says:
"statements were made In political
circles last night with reference to the
desortion from the Republican party
OF two Republicans OF national prom.
inence, which caused something of a
sensation wherever they were heard.
"Wayno McVoagh, United States at
torney.gentral under Garfield, anu exc
Judge Thomas NJ. Cooley, OF Michi.
gan, formerly chairman Of the Inter.
State Commerce Commission, are the
men said 10 have decided TO give their
support TO the Democratic candidates
and their endorsement to the Demo-
cratic iosues as defined In this cam.
paign.
"rhere Ia reliable authority for the
statement that each OF those men
woulu soon make public letters, in
which, over their own signatures, they
would set forth the reasons which had
led to their change'of heart"
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TIE CASHIERS BRAVE CONDUCT
lie Is Wounded, But Tho RullanS
Fled Up The Street.
a DAuiso ATTEMPT.
DcHpcrndoos uaIt. rutiie Enort
co Rob "a Hank Hut Are
Captured.

ERir, Pa, Oct. 3.--Tremondous ox.
oilemont was caused In Erie today by
dnrins attempt to rob tho Keystone
National Bank ut about 1880 o'clock.
There were no customers Ia the bank,
nnd AsSist,n, Cashier Frank Kepler
and Clork Charles Liobel were busy on
the books when suddenly n qunr,ctto
OF tough looking strangers came In, 70.
volvers In baud. The strangers took
positions at each OF the windows
around the desks and pointing revoiv.
oFs At the heads Of the two clerkn, told
them " throw up their hands. In.
stend, koplcr snntchcd paper weight
and was about 10 deal the follow blow
on the head whom two shots were fired
by the iulrudcB. one bullet struck
kepler In the Ion cheek inilictlng
serious but not dangerous wound, aud
tho young mnn iell iaiuting 20 thr floor,
ana the robbers becoming frightened,
raw from the bank nud He'd up the
street. The shooting attracted crowd
and u number ~ citizens gave chase,
The robbers, finding pursuit too hot,
turned ON their puTsueFs and opened
hru, but fortunately NJ one was Ia.
Jurtd. Finally special officer nom
D0cAefl overlook tho dCspeuidops, mud
after firing ono shot they surrendei.
On being searched niuO rovOivufs md
a collection 0f XII es and braas
kuucklos were four Il. The prison.
err gave thuir names ~ John
Courienay and q. n. HawlVy Of New
NUfh Cltu, nul Dan II, Evans unu
Chaflca w. Smith Of 5yiaGuse.
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Francis Joseph Lectures n Deputa,
ton.

RUpA PEsrH, oct. a.--Enperor
Francis Joseph received tho mcmbars
OF the Austrian aud Hungarian dele
cations In the royal palace today. In
the course OF hln address 10 them the
Emperor said the recent conduct Of the
p,ntp7ohiltiu ihulnSu.o ~ thu Lower
House OF the Austrian dict was scan.
dal and shame In the oy,s Of the
world. lie declared such proceedings
ns they INDUCED IN could no longer be
Tolerated as They rendered II impossible
for tho diet to continue its work.
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A.klng for proleetlon.

OMAHA, Oct ga special to the
Beo from Lincoln, Neb,, Gays: Fri
vate Secretary Morrlssoy received thu
following didpatoh rom Culborlson
tonight.
''lhs sheriff has taken sides with
rr6ntOn and the citizeua OF Culbertson
are protecting the town. Send US some
mon ut once"
The message was signed by @. o.
Fothergill, coroner, anu sixteen citl.
zens. Actlng.Governor Majors replied
that he had teleRrnphod the shorin to
summon posse to preserve order, and
n he fails 10 discharge his duty to ul-
wise him ut once. proopa are ready {
the emergency demands. No reply
had been received up to "a late hour.
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a Crisis Probable ia ubc English
Cotton Trade.


LONDON, Oct. 3.-phe labor outlook
In the large manufacturing aud ship.
building centres OF Great Britain IA
threatening, and crisis Ia probable
~ the cotton trade TINT promises 10 be
more widespread than any previous
troubles botween the masters and
operatives In tho Hhiphullding trndr
OF the Clyde. Only oue.third Of the
berlhs arc occupied and no now orders
are on hand. Fifteen thousand hands
who were employed IN different
capacities about tho yards ara idle, and
those nj wUTl. are on ehort time. To
make matterr worse the maslcfn have
decided to make general rsduc elton Of
wages. The Clyde miners have also
been notified that ltbolr wages will be
reduced TO dix pence ON and after the
current month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

HOAEsIEAD, Pa, Oct. 8.-Tho re-.
turn Of the Imprisoned men this even.
ing was the cause for much rejoicing
IN Homestead. IL 80 likely the anal.
gamated association will scatter broad
cast circular detailing the trenson
charge aud urging w0rkingmen to
rally 20 the support OF licked out men
with financial aiu. The men feol that
they have strong grounds for an APP,
peal 10 tho country and propose TO
nuke ,he most oft.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
Important 10 Germans.

On Thursday evening, October 9Th,
nj 1870 pm, meeting will DO held In
the Aslcmbly Hall, In Salt Lake city,
Tor all tho Saints who embraced the
Gospel IN Germany or Switzerland, or
who speak the German language.
All mlssiolarios who have laborod In
either or both OF these countries arc
also cordially invited to he present.
ARNOLD ScIfuLTinss,
HENRY REiaER,
CHRISTIAN Will.
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MHnnnn on rnE suIcmE cLun.

This evening Il has been established
that Moorehead was member Of the
sulcide club, aud that hn ended his
life to keep n pledge there can DO DO
doubt. a letter WINS found Ia his room
addressed TO the cDronob saying he
Committed suicide na per club agree
meut, and requesting a verdict TO that
elect AstoF Lehman, who spent last
night with Moorehend corroblrntCd the
story VI the suicide clnb,to which both
he mud MOorehoad belonged. Inc last
week Of Moofehesd's life was spent IN
round VI enjoyment, and this morning
whom lac retired hu gave Lehman two
diamond rings, requesting him to keep
them forever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-Tho war de-
partmont has received inelru ,liOnn
from the Prcsldcnt 10 send detach-
ment OF troops 10 Turtle Mountain In-
dian reservation in North Dakota 20
assist the government commission
now thore TO carry out ins,Iuotio ms.
1t Ia said the Canadian mixed bloods,
who were stricken from the rolls be.
cause they were foreigners, will now
make an open light TO prevent any
course Of action that does not include
them In the deliberations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Sioux CITY, 10. Oct. Ain q prize
light nj Covington, Neb., early this
morning, George Rowny Of Mankato,
Minn.i was knocked out by jack
koet Of Sioux City. Roway died half
an hour afterwards from injurles re-
ceivod In the fight. The coroner found
lrnoea OF organic heart disease.
koefc, referee aud seconds nre under
arrest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
A Collision OF Trains.

MtSsEApoLis, Oct. 81 The out
bound Northern Pacific train collidcd
with another train at N9rihiowu June
ton this evening. Fireman Buell. was
Killed aud the following injured: En-.
gincrr Carr OF he passenger train, J..
Z. Temple, Lizzie Falls; Il. a. Husher,
81. Thomas, Ont; II. Wltcrmann,
Minneapolis; Adolph Myef, Rush CITY;
A. ii. Burr, ~. paul; IL. Warner,
news agent; G. l.. Grant, 81. Pau; no.
cident duo to freight train encEoaching
on time OF passenger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

BERLIS, Oct. 3,-The last Of the
German riders started this morning.
Altogether thore nro 100 Germans in
tho race. OF tho horses taking part
nine are English thoroughbreds, four.
teen English hali,hroeds, five Hun.
garians, one Russian and the rest
Prussinn horses. Up to tho present
time only scant reports havo been 70.
ceived OF the progress Of the rldcre.
Gold, wet weather and n thick log
make conditions bad for riding.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
dissatisfied with tho Di.,ribution a,
Funds.

OMAHA, Oct. Ex-Governor Boyd left
for New York last night. He repre-.
cents the element OF Nebraska idemoc-
rucy which Is dissatirfiGd with the dis
tribulion of the campaign fund.-. Tits
issertad, n the national committee
does not change their plans the state
Rckel viii DO withdrawn.
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Destroyed by fire.

CHIcAcO, Oct. 3.-IhU plant OF the
Carey Ogden company, manufacturer
OF paints and vRTnishes, West Eight.
eenth atreet, and two OK three adjoiu.
ing buildings were Destroyed by Tire
tonight. Loss 100000. Fully in.
sured. AZ Engine company No. 3 was
-croaslng tho burlington traclSs On thulr
way 10 tho fire the steamer was run
down by locomotive and smashed
ana several % the hremen badly
bruised and ono fatally injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
A rArAt NuNcIn.
iEo Comes 90 Discuss the school CUES
tion with the PrsIntss.

CHICAGO, Oct. IA morning paper
says that Pope Leo 10 tending Man.
nger Salolli, president OF the acadpmy
OF Noble Eccleslnstics, TO this country
as 'delegatc apostolic" TO take up the
much mooted school question with the
Prelates Of this country In endeayor to
harmonic their differences OF opinion.
In tho meantime, the meeting OF arch
bishops, which was 10 have taken
place ut New York early this month,
has been postponed till November.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

ELIsAnETH, N. g., Oct. 8.-James
Cofbeit, the champion pugllist, made
hia appearance tonight as star In tho
play "Gentleman JIM" Ho made a
good appearance on the stage and the
play was fairly good ono and well
received. Cofhett was presented with
DumLer Of large floral pieces.
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pany. He had had no troubles other
than remorso over his inability 70 keep
from drinking. Young M0orchead
spent six months NJ tho Kelley instl.
tute md wna discharged ns cured, when
he told a friend TINT II ho ever touched
liquor again he would blow out his
braius. Ho returned TO the drinking
habit some weeks ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
POLITICAL POINTS.
''"hu hfanford thinks tho Renub.
licnns win win,

~ AEls, Oct. 2.-Unitod Stales Sena.
Leland Stanford to-day ar.
tnIa from AK les Baines. His
ln,e". N not Improved. In an
tbs rev nc" no said he firmly believed
anne. pPuhlicanH would VIA in tho
Xxx iTSe.gghing presidential contest, and
lhev i1,iu party win moHt probably SEQ
eau DO netning anu VIII then
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
ConstituiionaIIiy OF the weohIy Fay.
wrnt Law,

Providence, II. l., oct. 3.-The
Supreme court handed down an
opinion upholdiDg the c0nstitutionallty
Of the weekly payment law. THE
court held that corporations being
regulated by tue legislature are subject
to any limitations The legislature might
Impose and did not come within the
privileges accorded citizeus under q
nroyision OF the constitution Of tho
United Statca.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

CoLUMnus,. o., oct.N-Dr. W. n.
Scott, for ten years PRECEDENT oi the
Ohio State University and a prominent
divine In tho Methodist Epllcopal
Church, hns addressed letter 70 the
Ohio conference, returning his coftiii-
cate Of ordination, aud Withdrawing
for freer and larger religious life.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Oct. 3.-DL BIN.
Thomis, Territorial secretary under
appointment by President Harrison,
died last night Of neuralgia NJ thc
stomach. Iin was q native OF williams.
port, Ind, forty-nine years Of ngo ami
resided here twoniy years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
Ihe Ntw rru.alnn MInI,lernt nomr.

RoME, Oct. 3.-rhe Pope today gave
audience 10 Won Bulow, the now Prus.
slnn minister. Though subtle diplo.
matist, he " not believed to be able to
change the Pope's policy toward
France.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
rnE cmocTAw COUNCIL.
Trouble Ezprctcd.--The Delegates are
Armed.

Armed.
KANSAS CITY, No., Oct. 3. - The
7iD'cs' 1'sllcquah, /. r., says: "The
assembling OF the Choolaw council
occa1ionod great excitement here TO-
dny. Action upon the gubsrnaiorlai
election, during which eight political
murcers were committed, was the frat
subject under consideration. Indian
Agent Bennett IL On the ground with
4 company Of United StatCa cavalry
under orders from Washington to pre-
serve order lt all hazards. Nearly all
the dclugglea have come armed. Tho
JouUe party has largo majority in
the council and will doubtless declare
Jones reelected. Then trouble Will
follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

JERSEY Cry, Oct. 8.--lt II reported
that A. ). Lett, assistant cashier In the
freight office OF the Pennsylvania rail
TOgu, Is deiaulter to the amount OF
$1,000 cash aud $50, 900 in checks. He
hRD disappeared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

4 Manager ofa Theatrical Company
Biows iiIs Brains Out.

NEW York, Oct. al. Barlow
Moorenead, eyed q years, aud roputed
worth hall million and recently a
Kelley patient, committed suicide 10.
day. Moofehead was manager and
financial hacker OF theatrical com.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
Three noaI.r RECOVERED.

IRogwooD, Mich, Oct. AT noon
today parts Of three more bodies Of the
mon entombed In the Nofrle niue
Were uncovered. Only four OF the ten
bodies have been recovered 30 far.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
nRIGss, CASE.
'"s nosior Prefers 20 Rc fried VIII.
Open Doors.

NEW York, Oct. 3.-At the after.
, uS,h session DR.. Hall raised the ques-
",u whether the hearing would be
I"une, He favored closed doors and
' sn'el AL reports, even to the press,
nn,'hilAted by the session and sent out.
d, bflgge replied he favored open
S S",s IL was decided that the public
s ruula be admitted, hut II they made
10y ~ iu,enonstration like they previous.
" u'u the gallery would be- cleared.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

ST. PETERSBURG, Oot. g. Cholera
RACES 10 an alarming eztentin Saraton,
TGmbOul, Don region, Pullava. Ia
Lublin, ia Sarat0lf, 400 new cases and
800 deaths arc reported daily. In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

BUFFALO, oct 3.-Edwari 8. Damn,
the wreckcr Of the National Savings
hank, died here tonight, He ia be.
lievoi to have taken opium with iui-
cidal intent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

NEW York, Oct. 3.--Th6 American
Sugar Refining company, sugar trust,
reduced the price OF sugar 3.lG Of a
cent this morning.
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PORTLANn, o.. Oot. 8.-Thla

PORTLAND, Or, OCT. 8.-This MORN
Ing fire IN the Kahn plooloauzed a
loss OF S5OOOl. John v. Gray, car
riage makur was burned 20 death, and
Doc Huston, n fireman, was seriously
Injured. The Uuited States signal
office In the bullding sustained several
thousand dollars loss In damage 10 Ia
strumeuta.
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Slut aud Kiilcd NV Two couaips

OTTAWA, H., Oct. 3.-Guy Holmes.
q rich farmer at Fremont, fourteen
miloA from this city, shot and killed
his two coudns, Byron ana Barney
Clark, today. 1t was the result OF a
fRmilY fsul.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
WAIVER ANo rrrLD.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 8.-Gonsrals
Weaver and Field, Third party uaudi.
dates { r president and vice. president,
and Mr0. Lease, of Kansas, addressed
u large audience tonight, cumpotcI
mainly Of Democrats. a number OF
eggs Of uncertain age made their M.
ponfanco through tho wlEi0ws during
tho progress Of the meeting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
Dealh OF an Am.irlnn s,n,I.,lclnn.

LONDON, Oct. 8.--Tho announce.
ment ~ mate OF tho death OF hugo
Frame Bmcbellc, Austrian etaiistician,
la his 60th year.
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anowdpn Tailta tno nqspon.lblI,,y.

l1iLADfLrHIA, Oct. o. - Major.
General Snowdcu. commanding officer
Of the National Quart, declared this
evening that he was responsible Tor the
arrest Of the Homeslead advisory
b0aIu ios treason.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

LONDON, Oct. 3.-rhe Poet Tenny.
son il seriously III Of influenza and
govt. He has been suffering for three
days, but Is somewhat better today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

LONDON, Oct. 3.-U. 3. Minister
Robert Il. Lincoln will sail for home
soon on short leave OF absence.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

Tamboufl 200 cassa mud 80 deaths, and
other Injected places average 100 new
cases daily and 60 deaths.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04
IDAHO DEMocRATs AND roruLIsrs.

BOISE CRY, Ida. Oct. 3. - The
Idaho Democratic committee today
Withdrew their electoral ticket ana
endorsed tho electors Of the People's
party ticket. This Is understood, to be
Ia accordance with the general plan to
be pirsued In other western States,
under advice OF tho national commit.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-04

90 over In large numbUrs to The Ren,,h.
| llcans and adopt their We've, In paft nj
least, ON the money question, Tho
Mckinley bill VIII not hurt the Renlb.
licans; Americans would not submit
10 a direct tax as long M they could Vet
needed money out OF imports. We are
not now raiaing more money than Ia
necessary for the expenses OF govern
mont, and, he continued, ga well or.
ganized nation ought never 10 have to
rely upon its neighbors for any article.
IL should DO IT, own work nj home and
not give 10 foreigners the money A.
can keep In lie own country"
CLEVELAND DID NOT ATTEND.
New YORK, Oct. B. Tho conven.
tion OF New York state Democratic
cluba drew largo crowd 20 Chlrkefinp
hall today. Most ~ the persons In AT.
tendance, N addition to The dplegatss.
were attracted TO the place In the hone
ofseeing ex-Prcsident Cleveland, who
did not attend, however. The plat
form expresses n firm belief IA tariff
revision, a. absolutely necessary 20 the
Tho force bill and David Martin ami
HAs - N4hayt WIN AilclI mtNUDu@, Ntfe
roundly denounced. The Harrison
administration was also denounced,
while conttaatcd with 1t was the record
presented by tho safe and honorable
administration Of Grover Cleveland,
David Is. Hin aud Roswell II. Flower.
JUDGE COOLEY DECLINES TO SPEAK.
ANN ARBoR, Mich, Oct, 3.-Judgo
Cooley this afternoon dcnll cd TO con.
firm or deny tho statement published
in the New York Times this morning
TO the effect that he wa8 about TO write
a letter boiling the Republican party
and declaring In favor OF Cloveland.
All ho would ray was that the letter
was unauthorized aud that he was In
too poor health to enter actively into
politics.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-05-19
PHILADELPHiA AFFA IRIS.

Three alleged speak-easies were raided
Sunday by the police.
An unknown man, about 25 years old,
was found drowned Sunday in the Della
ware river at Camden.
Otto Hoffman, Is years old, was killed
on Saturday by falling. from a trestle at
Sheaif's coal yard, Fern Rock.
&. j. Joyce, 20 years old was found dead
in bed on Saturday morning. having been
suffocated by illuminating gas.
The body of an unknown drowned man
was found Sunday in the Delaware river,
near the Pea Shore, and was taken to the
morgue.
A heavy rain and wind storm visited
Camden Sunday night. and several houses
were unroofed and II number of breaks in
the sewers were reported.
The dead body of an unknown man,
about % years old was found in ditch
along the Pennsylvania railroad, near
Ridge avenue Saturday morning In his
pocket was pawn ticket bearing the name
Frank Gallagher. Williamsport.
Policeman James Kelley, of the Wood
killed Sunday by Pennsylvania rail-
road shifting engine while chasing some
boys who were playing ball. He was 6s
years old and had been policeman 80
years.
BY the capsizing of row boat on the
Delaware river, just below Gloucester CITY,
on Sunday, Lewis Bernero, George Roslt
and Charles Anderson, the last named
colored, all of Philadelphia, were drowned
and their bodies were not recovered. Jo-
seph Morgan and Lenney Setaro, who
were also occupants of the boat, were
rescued in an exhausted condition.