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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
The Homeward Pillaged.
New Fall .lockets.

Notwithstanding the intolerance oi
August suns and the dreamy splendor OF
August moons, there are styles and
rumors of styles for the coming autumn
In the air. Among the first things to be
considered are Of course the fall jackets,
says the New York Sun, which promise
to appear In tunic fashion, reaching two
thirds down the dress skirt. The Charles
ii. coat is one of the prettiest OF new
models yet shown. 1t is OF dark bottle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
r.wporr prepared FOR Unorsr..

NEWPORT, r. l., Sept. THE board OF
aldermen, acting as a board of health,
have considered the cholera question and
have passed vote authorizing the ex-
ecutive officer of the medical board OF
health to employ assistants and make
house to house inspection and compel
citizens to place their property In sani-
tary condition. The health officer 10 al
ready on the lookout for vessels which
fear the quarantine In New York and
NAV attempt to enter the harbor here.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
MITCHELL's BLUFF.

He Offers to Fight tho Winner Of the
SulIivan-Corbett Match.
NEW YORK, Sept. 7.-R. K Fox, editor
Of the Police Gazette, received a cable
from London yesterday, which read as
follows:
Mitchell offers to fight the winner OF the sullivan
Corbett match IN ten weeks Tor $4,000 a side and
the best purse offered In England or America, give
or take u 0Ov for expenses Mitchell Will forward
accepted
This challenge is generally accepted In
sporting circles a. big bluff on MITCHELL Is
part
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
Court Of common Pleas.

In the Court of Common Pleas yester-
day afternoon, In the case OF Dewitt @. Rem
judgment was rendered for the plaintiff
for 30.
Two cases were set down for this forenoon
Allen ". Bailey. and declaration No. 6,372
New England Butt Company VS.. ID. Russell
Brown. The former was settled between the
parties. and the latter was continued to the
23d inst.
The court then adjourned until Friday, for
which day the following cases are called
Civil cases, Nos t,l96 and 4,ls6; declarations
Nos. 1854 and 6,l53
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
LOCAL ITEMS.

The RHODE ISLAND MILITARY Journal
for September has fine picture of Capt.
Jerome FITZGERALD, aide-de-camp brigade
RHODE ISLAND Militia.
A TELEGRAM has just been received,
stating that Mr.. Reeves and his celebrated
American band of this city will be given
q grand reception on their arrival, by the
Musical Union Of Portland, Oregon.
tor OF the Westmistsr Musee. Is now
manager of the Wonderland Musee al
Des Moines. Iowa. Mr.. Handy built the
Westminster Musee in this city, and
managed it successfully four seasons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
Zarippe Couldn't be Found.

Miss Zarippe Kare ~ or Julia Habet, as
she is better known. is missing from
PRovIDENCE again. Her brother Peter
received yesterday telegram from a
friend In Boston stating that her pres
ence was necessary, bit after searching
high aud low was obliged TO answer,
My sister has gone again with the fell
low. Havel't seen her since saw you" I"
This Is the same young lady whose
essapade aud troubles with this same
fellow" were relatel few days ago in
the News.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
WARWICK.
Pm posted I'm the varions

Notices have been posted In the various
villages OF the town BY order of the town
council. for all inhabitants to remove decayed
vegetables and refuse and To use every pre-
caution against the invasion Of cholera and
disease.
The tenements at Natick have been cleaned
and repaircd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
Eaten win the Ferk.

All vegetables except asparagus.
Croquettes, patties and salads:
Fish, oysters and shellfish II deviiied OF
scalloped.
(Asa rule, all made dishes" belong TO
the fork.)
Pastry and cake with soft filling.
Cheeses that are soft and moist
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
hQCTIC

Charles A. Mcclure, n well known and pop
ular business man OF this place raised beau
tiful and large American dag on Monday. the
9Th. Attached 20 the banner are the letters,
Kent County. Fair, Pawtuxet Valley PARK
Sent. T. g. and lO.n
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
Heavy shipping hogs, H.SOD5.60.

CHIcAGo-Wheat opened easy, scalpers
covering shorts advanced the market.
Partridge sold wheat on the bulge Lo-
gan a heavy seller of wheat, Partridge
sold considerable; closed firm.
Corn was strong today, shorts covered
freely on the Kansas reports. Undoubt-
edly the crop was damaged there last
month by hot dry weather The govern
ment report on Saturday ought to show
higher condition than in August.
Bradstreets visible:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07

L,oR SALE Low OR LEAsE-lN EDGEwOOp
4 Arnold ave. new house. o rooms size q iot g
by l22, all improvements. inquire Of q. w. HEY-
NOLDS, as1 Friendship. or S. A. NIGHTINGALE,
I Custom House st. s7-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07

Louisa Shaw, the woman who took
Paris green by mistake yesterday, was re.
ported to-day as comfortable and On the
road to recovery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07

BERLIN, Sept. THE cholera statistics
OF the imperial board of health report
674 new cases OF cnolera at Hamburg.
while the deaths are placed at 264.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
Cotton Market.
Chicago Grain Notes.

QUOTED BY A. y. wEEDEN.
LoYDoN-Wheat market quiet and
unchanged.
LIvERPooL--very quiet, spot prices un-
changed; futures A@11d lower; weather
unsettled.
CHICAGO
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-07
For q sparring Exhibition.

The Olneyville Temperance Cadets held
their regular meeting Monday evening
A committee of fifteen was appointed t.
arrange for their eighth anniversary bal
to be given next month, an exhibition
drill in The new tactics to take place
also.
Preparations for grand sparrng con
test are being made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
AGREED ON A DAY
Congress Will Adjourn in One
Week
If BOTH HOUSES CONSENT
To the Report of the House Ways and
Means Committee The Proceed
ings OF Yesterday.

WAsHIsGroS. July ls.-Ths ways and
means committee Of the house this
morning adopted resolution provid-
ing for the adjournment OF Congress on
the 25th, Que week from today. Ii 10
thought it wall pass both houses.
The house Was IN good humor all
day and conslderipg the number OF roll
calls, which consumed much time, an
unusually large number Of measues
were disposed of. Among them were:
To refund 10 the city OF Raleigh, n. C..
$73i for paving the street in front Of
the postoffice building; TO afiix the seal
of the United States TO . document en-
titled, ''The United States at the begin
nlng Of the 400th anniversary of Amer
ica;" to create the California debris
mining IN that state; 10 fund the de-
partment OF the counties In the terri
tory of Oklahoma; 70 refer TO the court
Of private land claima. the well-known
case ofW. McGarrxhan involving the title
to the Rancho Panoche Graude tract OF
land in California; authorizing the SEQ
retary of the treasury TO obtain plans
and specifications for public buildings
to be erected under the supervision of
the treasury department and providing
for local supervision OF tneir compile
ton. TO provide for the movement OF
the outer bar Of the harbor of Bruins
wick.
Other BiIls Passed.
On motion of Mr.. Bunting demo
craft of New York \ bill was passed
providing for an investigation of the
slums OF cities by the commissioner of
labor. Mr.. Cutting republican, Of
California moved TO suspend the rules
and pass bill to promote the efficiency
OF the national guard throughout the
country. Mr.. Lane (democrat) of llli-
nois, chairman of the committee on
militia, interposed and said the gentle
man was not authorized TO make this
request by the committee, and he
questioned the privilege Of any men,
Der to override the wish of the COM
mittee.
Mr.. Cutting sent to the desk written
request signed by majority of the
committee authorizing him 70 offer the
bill. He said he had not been able to
obtain meeting, the chairman re-
fusing to issue the call; that following
the advise Of older members he had
only done what was customary and Sc
cured the consent of . majority of the
committee on the floor. The chair
quoted the rules that ION . call of
committees for motions to suspend the
rules such motion to be in order must be
authorized by the committeee acting ~
q committee" and the bill was dra wn,
Mr.. Cutting stating he had no intention
to infract any rule of the house and
wac only attempting to perform mis-
duty as he felt it under the circum-
stances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
GROVER ON THE PLATFORM.
He Assures q Singie-Taxer That II Il
All Right.

CmrcAeo. July ls.--Ralph f. Hoyt, =
member of the sngie-tax club desiring
TO know whether or not Mr.. Cleveland
would be bound 10 as radical policy
~ that outlined by the platform of the
party adopted at Chicago, addressed q
letter to the presidential candidate re-
auesting an unqualified answer 10 his
queries. In reply ne has received the
following communication bearing the
presidents signature: Ralph T..
Hoyt-My dear sir:--Your letter
of July - at hand and l am
exceedingly gratlficd TO learn of your
Intention To- support the principles and
and candidates OF the Chicago conven-
tlou. think no sincere advocate OF
honest tsrld reform can tse dissatisfied
with the position the democratic party
has assumed on that sableel. and an,
sure thai none need fear that the con-
tsst will not be made en the liaes laid
down, which have already proved %
hes 40 acceptable ~ - great q MAJOR
lty OF the people. Very truly voufs.
GhsVEk CEsvELAsD.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

colleagues who hoped 10 be my sue
oessor said: Your majesty, Il fredsf-
lex the great had found IA hls aoces-
sion minister Of the greatness OF fls-
mafck and had kept hlm IA once he
would never have acquired the title al
great" do not yet know what was
the fual and immediate cause
of my dlsmissal. A misfortune
of cur time ls the fact oil
leading ministers not being In The r'ght
places General Non Csprlvi would
have been an excellent minister of the
wss since the army has confidence ia
him." Prince Bismarck nearly sopbed
when he spoke of the old emperor VIII
liam saying: at was pleasure to
serve, yet he had = high idea of his po-
alton and his mission as ruler For
him l would have done anything
even become his valet. Regarding the
interview between the Kaiser and the
count, Bismarck said he Was always
glad when such untoward lacsdents
we're over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
TWICE HANGED AND STILL ALIVE,
Unpleasant Experience Of q Suspected
Murderer in the Hands Of . Mob.


FRESNO, CAL, July ls.-It is not often
that man lives to tell of tho sensa--
tions of hanging, yet this is what has
befallen Michael Blume, who was
lynched near here AZ the suspected
murderer Of A. G. Haskins. Mr.. Has
kins removed Mr.. Blume and . COM
panion from picnic grounds for bring
ing in liquor. They swore revenge. A
fortnight afterward Mr.. Haskins was
killed as he was crossing . flume at
night. Mr.. Blume was arrested
aud placed IN jail at San
ger. Although the constable knew
there were threats of Iynching he
established no guard. The examination
brought out~strong evidence against
Blume, but il was all circumstantial.
Friday night masked men obtained
acces. to Blume's cell with key, took
him to the scene Of Haskin's murder,
tied rope around his neck and flung
it over the fiume and than told HIM he
could have his last word.
Blume's story Is - follows: 1.-THE
men pulled me up, felt the jerk and
thought my neck was broken. knew
nothing more until found myself
lying on the ground. When was N.Y.
self again the men asked me if would
tell who were With me in the plot.
said had no accomplices. was again
pulled up and lost consciousness again.
The next ] knew I was in the Sanger
jail. The door was locked and l was
alone. This morning was put in =
wagon and brought here to Fresno.
know who tried TO kill me, and when
the right time comes l will give their
Names"
If confession was what the lynchers
wanted they were disappointed, for
Blume stoutly maintained his inno-
cence. He is in sad condition. Tne
place where the rope went round his
wrist is cut to the hone and his hand is
parslyzed. His windpipe 10 ruptured
by the tightening OF the rope on his
neck, turning il black and blue. His
neck WAS twisted and strained 80 that
he 10 unable to straighten il. IL il
bent backward over his right shoulder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
DEAD In THE RACE
Two Trains Collide on a Race
way Bridge.
THREE PERSONS ARE KILLED
A Number Injured and Missing-The
Small Loss Of Life Little Short
of Miracle.

MEsalros, Ont. July ls.-0ne OF the
worst accidents that ever happened In
this vicinity occurred about i;A5 O'Clock
this morning. The mali train on the
weIiaud divinon Of the Grand Trunk
railway, from Port Dalhousie. bound
south and the accommodation from
Niagara Falls, bound north to connect
with the steamer Empress OF India,
met in colhsion short distance north
of this station At q particularly bad
point. A snort wooden bridge cIosses
the water power raceway and the en-
gine of the boat train had just crossed
il when the trains met, and the nrst
two coaches OF the boat train were
thrown from the track over the bank,
plunging INTO the race stream which
flows rapidly past. The engine WAS de-
n,olished and thrown over the opposite
bank. Efforts were at once made to
rescue the killed and wounded.
Three bodies have been 50 far removed.
Tney are: :,
S. /. Chamyanenger, OF the mail
train, of Port Colborn.
David Hunt. fireman OF the boat
tram, of Niagars Falls.
ii. Vanslyke, Buffalo, passenger.
The injured are:
Conductor Boyle, severely cut about
the head, leg and arms.
Brakeman Porter Welsh, injured IN
ternalIy.
Baggsgeman William Spratt. leg
badly lacerated.
Postal Clerk Boyle, slightly injured
on heal. :,
Express Messenger p. Grobb, badly
injured.
Engineer Heslop. slightly injured.
Fireman Powely, slightly injured.
Brakeman johnson. injured IN the
head, and several others are slightly
injured and several others are
n,issing. 1t 10 difficult to arrive at the
cause OF the collision but this much IL
knows that the trains usually cross al
Port Dalhousie and the train for the
steamer being late at Merriton, ende'
avored TO make st. GATHERINGS before
meeting the mail train with the above
result. Owing to the position OF the
wreck it is impossible totell whether al
the dead have been found.
The smoker of the boat train pitched
headlong into the raceway and 1t II
under this car that it is supposed there
are vet some dead bodies. Both trainl
a.e a total wreck and the small loss o1
life 10 regarded - almost miracle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

JoLIEr. July lS.-The rod mill Of the
Illinois Steel company IN this city has
been shut down for the last month TOR
repairs and TO decide the scale OF wages
for the ensuing year. The scale Was
signed this morning by both aides ~ .
conference between representatives OF
the company and the Amalgamateo
Associa ton of Iron and Steel workers-
The terms were satisfactory. The men
have received official notice that work
will begin tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
Washburne Knocked Our.

WASHINGTON, July ls.-The senate
having completed the deficiency bill
the last of the appropriations-and
having sent over to the house for u
conference, took up the anti-option
bill, that is, it resolved to do 60, but did
lot do it, for after two hours spent in
wrangling and filibustering in = man.
ner very cen,mon in the house of rep
resentatlves Dut most unusual In the
senate. 1t adjourned without even
permitting the bill to be read. That
measure, however. will come up again
as unfinished business at o'clock to-
morrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
CONGRESSIONAL AUXILIARY.
A Magnificent Body to Be Organized
for the Worlds Fair.

CHICAGO, July lS.-To bring to Chi
cago in one great convention the bright
est and most promising youth Of Amer
Ica and the world 10 the object Of the
worlds congress OF representatives
youth just launched by Z. G. Bonney,
president of the worlds congressional
auxiliary Of the Columbian exposition.
He has arranged for congresses of all
professions, religious and commercial
organizations and kindred aseocla-
tions, many Of which will send thou
sands of delegates, but the youth .
congress bids fair 10 be the greatest of
all. The delegates are 10 be selected
without regard TO sex from the actual
students in the schools, and will in-
clude none under IL nor more than 20
years old. Every county will be en-.
titled to one delegate. with one add.
tional delegate for each 5000 inhatl-
tants. IL 10 expected that many nations
will be presented and represented. All
ministers of education and American
coneuls have been asked TO cooperate
with the congress auxiliary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
SENDING OUT QUOTATIONS..
The Telegraph Companies Outwit the
Board of Trade Officials.

CHICAGO. July ls.-The Western Un-
ION and Postal Telegraph companies
began today the dissemination of board
Of trade quotations. For several weeks
past and since the directors revoked
ex-President Bakers order forbidding
the telegr sph companies these priv
ileges preparations have been gong on
among the telegraph companies for
sending out the quotations to all parts
Of the country. The companies we're
driven of the floor by President Baker
in his efforts TO close up the bucket
shops. Shortly aftcrward members
were detected supplying bucket shops
with quotations BY means of q code of
signs and werc suspended 10 prevent
the quotations being supplied. All ef-
forts of the administration TO prevent
the quotations from being supplied to
the bucket shops proved fruitless, and
as q result the telegraph companies
were permitted TO resume their old
work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
r..YEAR-oLp polsoNER.
She Feeds Her Companions Rough on
Rats.

ToSAwAxpA, N. Y. July 1s.-A
young Borgla has been discovered here
in the person Of Ella Hoideridge, aged
Ia years. daughter of Franklin Hol-
derIdge. Last Wednesday Mrs. Luman
Eggleston went TO Buffalo, leaving her
daughters, susie and Jennie, aged 10
and respectively, in the care of Mrs.
Garlock. During the afternoon Ella
Holderidge came over 10 the Garlock
house with something mixed up IN the
cover Of tin box. Some of this she
fed to the Eggieton children and TO
the s-year-old son OF Mrs. Gariock,
telling them it was COCOA.
soon after the children were taken
violently Ill. DIR. Edmonds vas called
and relieved their suffering, bat IL Was
some hours before they we're out of
immediate danger. An investigation
showed that the children had been
gwen .'rough on rats" The fiolde-
ridge girl would give no reason for her
conduct. She was arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

BuzzARps BAY, July lS.-It has been
decided that Mr. Cleveland and Mr..
Stevenson will leave for New York to-
morrow night and by the Fall River
line of steamers. Mrs. Cleveland and
child left tonight for Newport on the
Yacht Oneida, accompanied by Mrs.
Joseph Jefferson. Tney may go 70 New
York from Newport.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
Liberal RaiIroaders.

TRAvEKsE CRY, Mich. July ls.-
Through the courtesy Of Buckley X
Douglass, proprietors of the Manlstee
Il Northeastern railroad, a free excur-
SION was given the citizens Of Manistee
to Traverse City today. A special train
arrived at $50 a. m. with over 800 on
board. including all the prominent bus
iness men of Manistee. Among the
entertainment features furnished by
the Traverse City busness men was an
excursion on the bay, the steamer
Grand Rapids being chartered for the
purpose.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

MHcKINAc ISLAND, July ls.--Assistant
Secretary of War Grant and Captain
Miller, of the quartermaster's depart
ment, arrived yesterday. Captain Mil
Ter 10 inspecting post quarters and Sec
retary Grant is to determine the fcasi-
bilty of putting in water works TO sup
ply Ft. Mackinac and the cottages on
the government reservation. senator
Stockbridge introduced = bill in the
senate last winter looking 70 this i'm
provement. The estimated cost is $780,
t00
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

SAGINAW, July lS.-Mrs. William
DAVIS, aged 33. was found lying on the
floor Of her room dead. Her face Was
distorted aud she evidently died in great
agony. The deceased WAS ballet
dancer at the Winter Garden Variety
theatsr here, her husband playing the
v;olin in the orchestra. The supposi-
ton 10 that death Was caused by heart
disease. Her home is in Pittsburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
CARRIED OVER A PREclPIcE.
Mrs. John A. Tucker. . Cripple. Fatally
Hun at Rye Beach.

mfss Ionn ~. AuS9efs Z SSiPpies rateuy
Hun At Rye Beach.
Rye BEACH, N. H., July ls.-In full
view of the guests assembled on the
piazza Of the Farragut house here yes
terday . horse hitched to . carriage, in
which sat Mrs. John A. Tucker of
Portsmouth. started suddenly and ran
1t full speed toward steep embsnk-
ment. Mrs. Tucker. who Is . cripple,
screamed frsntically and tried
to throw herself from the car
risge. but did not succeed. On
reaching the emhankment the horse
leaped into space, the carriage turned
completely over aud dashed Mrs.
Tucker to the jagged boulders below.
Assistance arrived immediately, and it
was found that Mrs. fuckers head Was
badly cut, one OF her arms was broken
and she had received internal injuries
which will prove fatal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

SAGINAW, July 1s.-Goorge Michael
Gehret, aged 90, while raking hay on .
commons near the outskirts Of the city,
heard the report of revolver and the
next moment felt = stinging pain in the
shoulder, bullet having passed 90
nearly through the fieshy portion that
ne pressed it out himself. He thinks
some young man Was practicing at =
mark in the neighborheod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
Suicide of a Youthful Sport.

CINcIxNATT. July lS.-On Sunday.
July II, Frank Stewart, the son OF
wealthy patents, but with q penchant
for betting on the races, went into
Hayden's hotel for breakfast. After
eating he drew a revolver from his
pock ct and shot himself in the side, in
fiict,ng fatal wound. Stewart was III
the employ of Col. NJ. j. Enright, who
conducts q pool room in Covington,
AMI had lost heavily. Dependency
caused him to commit suicide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19
TUESDAY MORNING JULY 49, 1892

pslled him to pace tso men on his
lKirkhau's) pay roll who never worked
day for the city and that Bower col
leeted the time checks each week and
had them cashed BY the Buckeye
Brewing company. The board OF
revision has been called to meet Thur
day To investigate the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-19

Anticipating Trouble.

HOMESTEAD, July l9.-The military
force has been strengthened since 10
O'Clock last night. The city troop has
Just made . detour OF the town and is
held in readiness for an emergency.
All the troops are resting on their arms
in anticipation Of trouble. The town is
quiet here; there are few people on the