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E4THEt tORRIGiN L1T.iChi
German Pri-st1 Describe Him IL - nal
and disappointed Cleric"

German PRIESTS Descr ihc Him = " - nsh
and disappointed Cleric"
New IRE. Nov 4.-The local committee OF
the recent German Catholic Congress hns is-
sued protest against the letter recently writ
ten by the Rev Patrick Currgan OF lIoboken
attacking the Congress. The protest is ns
follows
I'VE determinatoly protest against tho Rev.
Patrick Corrigun's savage attack against the
German Catholics and tho German Catholic
day and its decision of loyalty 10 the Church
and America. We protest because OF his ill.,
sun to the Holy Father. who encouraged and
blessed the sixth Catholic day OF Newark.
I'VE protest because he insuited tho Arch
bishop OF New York. who honored it with his
presence and called Cahensley an excellent.
honorable. and much-abused Catholic: be-
cause he insults Bishop Wig:er. who brought
the Catholic day to Newark: because he in
suits all the Bishops present as well as those
bishops and rrclatrs who sent kind words Of
that occasion: because he insults the 900
Catholic priests. VIII" form. tho honorable
man Cathole ir N'' Of the country. t to say
nothing of t." thousands OF the German laity.
who. in Response 70 their En'stors. cane to
streets in the interest OF America. the holy
Catholic Church, and tn" salvation Of souls
gross an Insult to the Bishop OF tn. diocese Of
N-wnrk. VIII, was with them that day: the
most reverend Archbishop Of New York. WHO
took part in our celebration. and his Excel
lency the Governor. and his Honor the Mayor.
both % whom openly took part. and nobiy eS-
pressed their views AMI manfully asserted
Thorn selves.
We. the German Catholics. herewith openly
resent the want"n insult offered to us and our
distinguished friends and guests by II selfish
AMI disappointed cleric"
Tho address Is signed Iy the Rev. Fathers
Ii Strerher, ThaodosiuS Goth. q. s. b.; Alex
under E"ge .. :. b.: George Niedermayer.
and A. II. Hammer
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AS q sample OF the Republican claims. hero
Is what they in sist Is the riKht thing:

,hcu: weaver - Rlnuly permitted TO nave
Nevada with its three votes. but otherwise he
Is left out In the cold by both sides. This mny
prove great mistake. and i may demonstrate
claims.
chairman Carter was questioned regarding
United States Mar,hals at the fols OH election
day DAY u H IL reniea; "hs The st.aton san's TO-
to the local sunord aics it nrnears 9Th that there
controversy between Nh. hheehan and the
United Unit ed. States i government. AppreheTd
stundantly able to tako care OF itself and to
IeWIgrm ia full IT, obligation 70 the people,
Ny. AFTER and his brethren issued! Il procia-
found in another column. Tho Republican
pr.!oGGItamntlnn is as follows,
4, Ihclo have come to the Republican Ma
m moitl committee. from vnrious sources, init
"s or a, tho G G Of GamEaiEn
,,etS prolific. and unusually sensational ar
wa, Iarparis 70 ' 10 'it rom nj
hast. and the reverse for utilization in tho
sh mGI' hwnen too i,,ln to hm contrntrted. that
mont % o tIn th Gt Il the ast m
Tho arc always wlilins md anxious t. 10 On
t 'hnwg 'iEhtrG sid,. Ity are t. claim every
ny !" tho Weaver electoral vote.
t.areipiy prepared table, Will he published
,hat nt Ss s%r a" 81 a9f Is%"M
Question. K"pu licans ali over the land
hoSn rdfnsrS f1 MI" ny Sasd aY"r
sure Informal ion. and the m re s,.msution,i
Ts TGtyry ne MIRO 1t should - 1ts9rcdiiei
constipation. Knorback, # tmn most sensn.
M MEI rharartcrnretc .erubshed. The scnti-
went OF tho rae. l. t. be worked for All il is
SSans; who are ns lirm!y Republican as the
hsai OF the ticket himself viii h. unnted as
tNaNlnS az the last moment tu ned 10 the amos.
t,e OF English interest," an de,cr,.i urntec
i ,oa ana honest mGn"y ior the false gods Of
M nv lIRoe ana wildcat currency. !.e on your
Nl. 4.
na mm com mon sons" or a"rpn' plniod by uninl.
neaclia la testimony. ana DO n,I chancn ia
Ion'c'lon that has como by honest ii 1ught
Vo ov hf9,o as your con science dictates ami MS
10. believe t. he right. "''' W.
basaanu nave tho assurance Of This committee.
t ",''d upon confidential and ieliahls iniornta
th.n ~ ~! over N" county, that the. nominres of
nntLunliran party VIII TO elected bv n con.
question" '' small 10 pe|ohu MI
Ssa thauultion. Chairman Charles W. IIackett OF
'"eputlican state bureau issued o mani.
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The He,iIi-~,

The pressure gradually diminished over the lake 70
gions and the Atlantic states yesterday Tie weather
IN consequence was cloudy and showrry with dense
fog along the norilr OF Virgin snow IN Carada
stretching IN belt aC toas upper part OF the low
La es Michigan sud Wisconsin These conditions APP
pear to have drAIi" movement but VA most ksy
dirt sOwy eastward. 'Asilug III the nj Idle At 10
SH"s today. VEST Of ne Mississippi It was fair
AMI cool. The temperature Wa below freezing point
t, the north o, Nebraska
Al area of hgN pre.sur" ismr wing south from MIN.
n.s0ta with colder weather, which VIII spread into
tn. lake re-. Ms phay The storm which was IN the
coast o! Texas Ia. ,,app"aGel while the storm over
Montana has rrina.url about stationary
In iisrity il was c'oadr shUw"ry and fogpy: aver
age Humidity per cent WIND "n.t'Iiy, average We
ioci,y IN mites hour; highest official temperature
SO Il. gr"rg lowest, ~ degrees
Tie lhrrmonnirr at rcrrrs pharmacy In THr Sun
r,i,ltl 10 M fol
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a Young Doctor In Trouble.

RED BANK. Now 4.-Dr. Alfred Trafford .
young physician OF this town. was arrested to-
night on n charge OF having performed an or.
Grafton on a young woman named Nora Ford.
aged 90 Tho girl was u servant and died this
morning. The warrant WAS sworn {" 10y the
young woman's sister The Doctor will have
q hearing tomorrow morning.
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Republican platform; Protection to Ameri-
can industries,
Democratic platform: Tariff for revenue
only.
Tho first means goods used in America are
to BIO made in America. and tho second means
here means wages earned here. Goods I'm
ported means wages earned in Europe.
Which shall IL bO :--.Adr.
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A Body Found III tho East X YER

The body OF an unknown man was found
floating in the East River. off 14Oth street.
yesterday morning. 1t was that Of a man
about 81 years old and weighing 100 pounds.
tad card bearmg th ''" name a' Eugene Cur
It's. seven cents. and another card Of r. J.
EnGishs wine and sample room. lO2 Cole
street. Jersey City. were found in his pocket
THE body WAS bAl!Y dccompMsel.
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NHGE, Soy, l. Ernest Tlint!" was shot by
Nathaniel William. Ir!vato Secretary to
Steint2 tho worlds hampton chess Ilaysr.
while the two were shooting in tho wo DDS back
of NouIclair this morrln..
Iho sh""ting. il Is -nId. WAS an accident.
The Injured man wa tahcr to IA Mountain
side II sIdtal, where his arm was amputdted.
Williams WAS arrested aad II in the poice STA
ton at MOntclaig.
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SO much for the Democrats claims. Tho
ers on tho Repu blican battlefield are the IN ost
their confidence in the election Of Harrison in
the face OF every visitor They SCOT at ths
estimutes OF their Democratic opponents. and
sneer at them Just as though they were untrue
They pronounce the tolE about New York to
be nonsensical gable. AS to tho Hoosier
state. they say that tho Democrats haven't the
faintest Idea what they are talking about.
About Connecticut. the Republican fighters
Insist that their adversaries are surely in the
last ditch when they say the slightest word
about the result in the Hon. Sam Fessenden's
state. They are even 30 cynical as to sheer at
the betting. and say that their Democratic
opponents are attempting 10 initiate cheapy
tho great game played by tho Hon. Matthew
Stanley Quay four years ago.
They won't tell what they know about New
York. and they will not give thor canvass.
They are perfectly willing hat tho Democrats
should pu 81 ish their own TO the world. They do
glare that Mr.. Cleveland will be beaten in New
York State before noon on election day. They
eay that there are good many Democrats in
Indiana, but not this year. AS for Connecti-
cut: they say they have already buttoned that
up In their trousers pocket. and it cannot get
away.
What on earth is any self-respectinc news
2atherer to report when both sides so persist
entity and determinedly claim the victory
Hothing, except to advise every reader Of The
suS not to bet q cent. hut to. await patiently
Is ne can for tho result on election night. No
iaith should be put In the bets OF professional
gamblers They are moro often wrong ;han
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.HORy ShiEYS ~ NV amor,
College Girls hon the Jrrnrs.-Mii,rr Rniny.
Dny Hrr.s.

Ann AEBon Mich. Nov. 4.-DurinS tho prcv-
alent rainy weather dozens OF the college
girls here have appeared OF the streets In the
Jcnness-NI Miller "IaIny-dar dress" The skirt
Is plain and tGht-fiting. hut the strkin.
feature is that It rcarh"s only about half way
from the knee 90 TIE ankle. TO make on Tor
this gap the college girls wear long gnters.
and IAN now splash through the mud as we'll
as the boys. They have been threatening to
adopt this suit ave. since Mrs. Jcnness- Miller
lectured here last semester
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TIA. Case In Another Nutshell.

Republican Platform: Protection to monopo-
liRts.
Democratic Platform: Equal benefits to all
The first means favor to few eXactinns
from the many: the second means fair dealing
all around. The first tends 10 make the rich
richer and the poor poorer. See Carnegie and
Frick, The second means light taxes and
well paid labor.
Which shall il DO 2-Adp.
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rAe lhrrIuomcirr at rcrry's pharmacy In THr Sun
ia recorded the tenn craturs yesterday fol!owsi


EAsuIN.fuN foRiIAsr FOR SATURDAY.
F,r sew England and ea't,tn N.~ Ink, y,"sraHy min
jr,i by r.r n, osii; m"h ao,i,r: uorihr,S gli.s
Tor She District Of Columbia, eastern rennyylv ana
Hew Jersey Delaware Maryland, and Virginia, gensr
a far, mach colder: northwest gales
loy Nest Virginia. western New ynrk. western Penn.
syivania, and ONO. fair. except !xht suDw On the
lakes colder: northwest gales
The or!n has moved from Lake Huron to the 81.
Lawrence Vail y, second : Ornl Eas moved s'nth-
eastward I" the north q - anL Ac II hdl-
ton OF great magnitude stretches II rag I hih
pressure from N-N ada Eroi-A hawsHs - Tie n"''t ~
Lake superior Sharp har' metric gradients bri""'n
tie hrst storm and '. clearing r"ndi iun AZ" causing
northerly gales IN III, lake regions Ram h"sfd' IN
the Ono. the mildly aLG ,"wct Mississippi NAi'ys 'hs
middle and NOR Atlantic states AMI rain. "a hlhs
into snow. III tue lake regions The i"iup"ra are Las
risen In lie southwest AMI .Sr"m- northwest and
has rru ATE nearly stationary IN the maie A'ssis'
hlpl Natey
Ripaus Abwlcs cuse bad breath. Kilans Tabalss ~
uteT tvlIG.-d1s,
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EEypoET. Nov. 4,-Tho County Prosecutor
will be called upon to investigate tho death Of
Maggie Boyce. aged % of this place. The girl
died ut the house Of Herman Potter under cir
cnmstancss which indicate that she is the vic
tim OF malpractice.
father Tottcr gave her shelter. hho became
sick and IL child WAS prematurcly born. No
doctor was present. An examination after
death showed evidence OF malpractice.
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The tug Joseph Curtis OF the Harlem River
Navigation Company tried to pick up .
schooner which wanted tow through He'll
Gate yesterday morning. The tug was caught
in IL strong oddly Just as hawser from the
schooner. tangled itself M across the pilot
AMI the pilot house was wrenched from its
iasteningS. and nearly. dragged of into the
abandon her tow and proceed to her dock at
both street for repairs.
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How They Arc Desr,tn: II ,rrison In
InEiAun.

SHELRyvILLE. Ind. Nov. 4.~Congressmnn
George W. Cooper spoke to a crowded house
ut Opera Hall here this evening.
The most significant feature 81 the meeting
was the fact that John Is. Wilson. brother OF
the Chairman OF the Republican Central Com
mittee; George lIaepl. eX-cand,Late for sheriff
on tho Republican ticket. and more than TWEEN
ty-nvo other Republicans who voted for IIar-
rison four years ago. were on the stage rs
Nice-prcsidents OF the meeting and openly do.
clnrcd Cor Cleveland and Stevenson
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WASHINGTON. Now 4.-Secrctary OF state
Foster has cablegram from Minister Carr to
the effect that tho Danish Government has
pnrdoned Henry ID. Ryder. late United States
and convicted Of embeZzlement md sem
fenced to Imprisonment at hard labor
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Another E.qu,n.nu Is ,ny In Chicago.

CnIcAGo. Nov i.-Anothcr Es1imau girl baby
was born in the Worlds Fair village ut Jack
son Park yesterday. The parents Of the new
baby are from the far north Of Labrador. The
baby has been named kotuktoOGe which
means The sufferer" Both mother and
child are doing VOL
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CHAnIEsToS. S. c.. Nov. 4.-Charleston's
earthquake festival came to close tonight
with y pyrotcchnic display, which WAS wit:
messed by $4,000 people. Tho war ships will
probably remain here Tor several DAYS.
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4 Respite for Crc,l NJ.

LONDON. Nov. '.-Tho NnW chronicle states
that the solicitors OF Neil Cream have OBJ
tanned for him u respite Of seven DAYS from
Nov. In order that there may be Tim" 10 eN-
anime new evidence from canada and The
United States
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The SUNDAY Pr,.' in 1883 estimated the Presidential
vote or New York within NO votes poll by te.e
graph ana estimate for 1872 by counties viii 10
IN to'mVEow's Sunday PIaS.-xaa
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ROBRfD OF Ola MONDS HOR7H $4,000

Pollock Is u Salesman for New York Jew.
eilers-''w a" shot by the Robbcr.
OMAHA. NOV. W. G.. Pollock. agent for a
New York Jewe.ry house, was attacked by q
robner on train en- route from Omaha to
Missouri Valley. shot twice. and robbed Of
$4,000 worth Of diamonds.
There Is n William G. Pollack mot Pollock.
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JjEEL'S WHAT BOTH SlDESSAl
.B.IIITE URICH YOU LIKE, nut IF
rtu,RE WISE DON'T BEE

,.. ..u,,. ,,, u.r,n,,c,n E.t,urt.. ri
49, w., s =, ,,.-,,.,,,.
1N>' Wv
only S''o"V p"e'""ee IN VIC '"'s'
I,cms-very I.n'gs CHUNKS OF Confidence.
r,., ,,.., o,,r o,o souroo =, ,,,ovo,ce 20
., ,o,nd =, ,,t;on,l democratic bco,Iouar-
,ors rns,orday II Icot,d ort that senator
Conr,an ir,,rlod "a mako , n,irg t,ir 4, his
hor,a IN n, hin orr. md immndin,rlv some of
Nj. .,.,oi.,oa 80, ~, ni,,oohoJi. TINT tho
sn,,t,r ,ros In ynmoso III, ranch for good.
~, Sa,,..su ,,a,,, N..,,,,,a ,.n. i,,,lorcd not
. r,i ,i, 80. +, ,,,i,,,', cr,,,c n tnlso
.,.ns; ,,S,rn ~. l,,r'T, democrats Who
..,. H., -, ,ori.i,,l mnnsrsr
..,.nasn,i i, Geo., ~, ,r,ounc.d that
A., u .. g,i,,,. r,i ~, ,hou,,h; of lcav-
80, - ,,,,i.a ,,,.ch tn his constitu-
- i 49,. ~ H., o,;i,s n e., he vii! return
80 ~ .''' 49,, I,,,i" ON rIrction ni.:t
w 80 ,s ,,, o,iri,u that senator
- "''"'i'''''' - W." ',s., -, l,,.,. ms Lc could
norman W"ui'' h"' "',",, ,I.i mia, h,o,v,,
d" o, any asts.",s s.s serene and all hands
wore moro than ever confident that victory
wos y, hama ''
Naturally moro than ora.iaiy interest was
attracted ,,y IN, antics Of tn, l;ejul iicNNs
w - " - ,.i,,,, NJ ,,,
wh" 'rnl ESQ !" give Us '.''u' W. NV, w."
Force bin o. election '!ay. Ihis h"sihess mas
h,.p Oh Iy some. llit nrt iy the rrac-
ue'h |N"''o"Nr' y! ho'', ,'s.,, a., t'',,
Rir"l democrats. VINO "h"''s'Hh" we '"''
force Of the dcsi erate measure. TWAS known
nj HEADQUARTERS that the Republicans propose
W. -. ~ r IN
:" hnv" United states unt"ty mhrsna'S Ut an
She rolling places in New York and brooklyn.
,r,, in o,hc, ,,i,irs in IN, state, There won't
- =, -, a, ,.I. ,,,, , . ,,,,i,,,,,,,,
he on'y Anew OF 'he'"'' hef' WIZ t 'e"'I'o"'7
o!,henl.
A,.,i, vcr, All Soaking rcvs ont ,he re-
H.",' ~ r -, 80. .,,,Tn ,,as ,,,r,.
tu.t III mo Iinl ire STATE Again WAS every
Telegram from Indiana closely scanned.
Apun was every word received from Connec-
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

THE utlaol< for the coming winter
among the poor and bereaved OF Ham
burg is very gloomy. The money thus
far subscribed for the relief of distress
caused by the cholera has already been
entirely spent with very little visible
result. The need of an organized sys-
tenn of relief is urgent, and unless
something in that line is speedily ac-
complished, famine will follow the
plague.
MARTIN BURKE, the Cronin convict
imprisoned for life in the penitentiary
at Joliet, Ill, is sinking rapidly. 1t
has been learned from the prison Off
Gals that his feet are swollen and
that there is large cavity in one OF
his lungs. Burke is able to take little
food. He remains in the prison hos
pital, and his death is only question
of short time.
Mr. GLADSTONE has accepted the
freedom of the city of Liverpool, which
was rendered fin by unanimous vote
of the municipal council. prominent
conservative seconding the motion
made by a liberal to extend the honor
to the premier.
THE comptroller of the currency has
declared a fourth dividend of IS per
cent. in favor of the creditors of the
State national bank of Wellington,
Kan. This makes 100 per cent on
claims proved amounting to s5G,672.
IT is proba BILE that the Morton resi-
dence in Washington may be purchased
for the French lega ton. in which GaaSe
the family of the vice-president Will
occupy their handsome New York resi-
dencc during the coming winter.
THE order of Vesta, an organization
which differed from the Iron Hall only
in the moderation of its promises of
profit, made an assignment, on the sth,
for the benefit of its creditors.
GEN MILES has sent telegraph in
structions to Col. Wade, commandant
at Fort Reno, 1. T., to send what troops
are needed to suppress riotous disturb
ances in the Choctaw nation.
The revolutionist Crespo has entered
Caracas, the Venezuelan capital, at the
head of his victorious army $1,000
strong.
MAYOR GRANT of New York has re-
fused a franchise for the use of the
trolley system in the streets of that
city.
WEIPERr's machine works at He'll
bronn, Germany, were burned, on the
9th, with loss of 81, 900. 600.
THE president received the members
of the supreme court in a body at noon
of the 10th
MINISTER LINCOLN is on his way home
for a two months vacation
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
state Treasury Statement.

State Treasurer Stephens has filed
with Gov. Francis his report of the
transactions of the treasury for the
month ended September 80, showing
balance on hand September 1, s511.-
969. "a; receipts during September, $780,
OsO. 40: disbursements, s1S5, ,333. 60; bal
ance in the treasury at the close of
business September 80. S4S1, 1878.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
stole silver Bullion.

At St Louis the police are endeavor.
ing to unearth the recent theft of silver
bullion from cars at the St Louis
Smelling works.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
Wants Another Term.

VIM. Johnson, colored, was released
from the Jefferson City penitentiary.
went to Sedalia the next day, stole
suit of clothes and is again in prison
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

PROF. PICKERING, OF the Harvard
branch observatory at Arequipa, Peru,
says that he has discovered forty small
lakes in Mars. He Also confirms Prof.
Holden's observations on the limits and
measured altitude of the planet.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
VIII Not Attend.

As the state will not defray their ex-
penses, the Sedalia Rifles have decided
not to attend the dedicatory exercises
as the Worlds fair.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

IN desperate fight with moon
sinners in Lincoln county, Tenn, on
the 7th, S. d. Mather, deputy internal
revenue collector. was shot and in
stantly killed, and Joe Spurrier, special
deputy collector! and c. Carwell, gen.
eral deputy collector, were mortally
Wonndef
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
Stabbed to Death.

David Boyer was stabbed to death at
Easton, Buchanan county, for trying
to collect church subscription of five
dollars from Jess LawlesS.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

THE board OF health in Buda-Pesfh
decided, on the 4th, to flush the sewers
and to build four Temporary cholera
hospitals II was resolved that the
epidemic was not threatening enough
to justify the closing of the schools
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

The Dominion government has
reached an agreement with Hugh Ryan,
contractor for the construction of the
Canadian 500 canal, by which he binds
himsc f to have the canal completed by
the opening of navigation in 1894, two
years, ahead of contract time.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
By a Runaway Horse.

Miss Ida Stevenson was knocked
down and trampled by a runaway
horse in st. Louis, and is supposed to
have been fatally injured.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
The Murderous Moonshiners Must be Ar.
rested.

WASHINGTON, Oct. s.-Acting Com
missioner Wilson, of the internal rev.
enue bureau, received n telegram YES
terday from Collector Num-, at Nash
vile, Tenn, informing him of the kill
ing OF Deputy Collector Mather and
the mortal wounding of Deputy Col
lectors Carwell and Spurrier. during a
raid on moonshiners near Flintville.
Lincoln county. Tenn
Mr.. Wilson conferred with Attorney
General Miller on the subject, and as a,
result instructions were telegraphed to
Marshal Harrison, Collector Nunn and
Revenue Agents Chapman and Knisely.
to procure assistance and proceed at
once to the scene of action and arrest.
all persons connected with the tragedy.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

THE condition of Lolita, the actress.
has become so serious that her mana
ger has s'notlfied the members of her
company that they are at liberty to ac-
cept other engagements for the pres
ent season. All dates fixed for per-
formances have been Cancelled.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
Death of a Wealthy Man In an Aim.
House.

Death of Wealthy Man in an Aim.
House.
DENVER, Col, Oct s.-The mystery
surrounding the death of John Reese.
the wealthy Denver man who was sup-
posed to have been murdered in New
York, has been solved. He died in an
aims house in that city, which he had
entered after escaping from an insane
asylum In which he had been placed.
he became insane while on his way tn
wales. and no trace Of him could be
secured Tor some time. His BODY was.
brought to Denver, Thursday, by his.
son, who had spent several weeks in
the east hunting for him.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

OK the 5th Emperor William congrat-
ulated the wife of Prince Frederick
Leopold upon her husbands brilliant
record in the officers race, and promo
ted the prince to the rank OF colo1eL
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

CAPT RANDLE of the steamer Fries
land, from Antwerp. which arrived at
New York on the4th. reported that on
September % L. A. R. Duchateau. a
saloon passenger. of Green Bay, Wis.
was found missing. and was supposed
to have jumped overheard.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13
Crushed Her Skull.

At Kansas City Katie Sister, 10 years
old. was struck by heavy fra gment of
stone thrown into the air by blast.
The stone fell upon the girls head,
crushing her skull. Doctors declared
that she could live only few hours.
The blasting was done by men building
sewer. John Hurley, foreman, was
arrested.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

THE business failures occurring
throughout the country during the
seven days ended on the eth, number
for the United States, 1s4. and for
Canada sc; or total of 100, as COM
pared with 203 for the previous week.
and e7O for the corresponding week Of
last wear.
Iron County register., 1892-10-13

MASTER WORKMEN JAMES HVGHEs,
convicted at Rochester. n Y. OF extor-
ton, was resentenced. on the Sd, to
one year in the penitentiary, his ap-
peal to the general term having been
refused