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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
z GALIOYI.

q okolicy Brod6w donosza
o clekawym, i DUO dajacym do
mYslenla wypadku. z Soko}6wki,
pow. Ztocz6w, uciek}o k1lku chic
pow do Rosjl temi dnlami; ocze-
Slwali lch Moskale ma granlcy,
zaprowadzlli do kasarn1, a ztam-
tad dano i'm konie, i gdzies dalej
zaprowadzlll, OPP woiada} to O}eksa
FedJak z Soko16wkl, kt6ry tych
ch}op6w wozl} "a GRANGE.
Il Tarnopola W sprawie wielkiej
kradzlezy W kas'e oszczednosci
wvs}ano telegram DO policjl vie
denskiej, d%onoszacv, re poszuklwa.
ny jest INSUFFICIENT kolejowy W
Borkach, Stanisfaw S1awkowski,
kt6ry po odkryciu tel kradziezy
zniknaf z Borek, podejrzany Jest o
leJ spefnlenle.
Dwoch emigrant6w do Ame-
ryki przytrzyma}a tuteJsza pollcja,
a mianowlcie: Plotra Senlewa i
Mlchala Slepaka z Zabloclee po-
wiatu brodzkiego i jake zbleg}ych
popisowych oddafa lch do sadu.
Il Borynicz donosza nan re
dnia II b. m. sp4ona4 folwark W
Ostrowie. Szkoda wynosl oko4o
40 tyslecy z4r. i ME jest ubez-
'pieczona. Katunku ME bYfo zad-
nego.
PkACCIE IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
AMERYkA

St. Paul, MINI, Bebnia
tn pc katach, re W lecie przyj-
die aprobsta ma przeszwlndlowane
szkofkl %parahalne. Ciekawosc, iaka
to znowu bedzie prawda?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

do ME zasmuca. Kazda lima or.
ganlzacya, kt6ra kosclo}em po-
gardza PREDICT rozlecl sig, niz
koscio} sw., ktory zadna zabawka
ME jest.
Prawdzlwosci naszych slow
dowodzl zapa}, z iaklm rzucono
dtonle ma znak ugody, k torej sobie
wszyscy choc pozno, powinszujmy.
PkACCIE IA
Preliminarya pokojo-
Ot6z to tax by1o. Ksiadz
proboszcz mia1 stcasznie pijac.
ka para6a. Wleksza czesG
gospodarzy fa)daczyla sic Ga
feuli dniami pc karczmach.
Ka2dy jarmak W okollcv mial
lch pefno, ma ka2dy odpust
ma kilka mil SILL wszyscy ME
do kosclofa - bron Boae
ale ma okazYa, do karczmy
ma piiatyke b6jke.
KS. Proboszcz zachodzif
W glove, co tn 4 tenn ga}gan,
stwem zrobiG; bo i wszystko
szfo, jak to NOVA, ma psy.
Zydkow!e co dzien kupowal,,
lub brall "a w6dke pc szmacie
gruntu-a wlelu dawnieiszych
gospodarzY, zeszli ma dzlady,
na zfodzleu, Tub zywilt sic tyl-
ko ,,odpadkami".
KS. Proboszcz zapowiedzlaf
nareszcle W jedna Niedziele,
Re ma przyszfa Niedziele pc
vie wielkle kazanle - take
jak'ego ieszcze ma zadnym I'd.
puscie ME siyszeli, Lud be-
die ryczai iak byd}o ze zalu
"a Try pop1yna strumieniem.
W rzeczy same] - ludu sic
zbiegfa slsa - a ks. proboszco
p%owiedz'af o pijahstwie take
kazanie, ze jeszcze laden W
zYciu lepszego ME sfyszaf.
Drastycznle i re wszelklemi
szczegofami wystawit GAIA ne
DE pi)aXa W TEN zyciu |
przysziym-W tenn 2yciu po-
kauai I'M te hahbe, to zbydle.
Genie, te zbrodnie i te 5,ede
ktora 2aduego na1ogowego
piiaka ME mlja-Pokazaf lax
to iona g]odna W domu pfa-
cze, lax dzieclska gfodne wyne.
dznlaie skwierczq, iak byde}ko
gfodne VI oborze rYczy z gfodu
"a gospodarz tfucze sic, iak
bYdle u lydia pod fawa-Poka-
zaf iakl to konlec czeka take.
60 pijaka -jak nedznle pod
ptotem konczy, a jak mu po-
tenn d]abli przaz cafe wleki
rozpalony spirytus LEILA W gar
dzlel.S traszny pfacz-ryk byl W
kosciele. KS. proboszcz sam
tax pfakaf, Re al gorace Ivy,
]ak deszcz, spadaty 2 ambony.
-okonczyi- co daj Boze!
Odprawif same ma intencya
poprawy, od5piewano Aui6f
Panski. Ludzie wyszli z kos.
clota.
"A no = powiada wojt
czy softys, do stojacej groma-
dy cn1OpOW ma cmentarZu.-
A no-jegomoSc ma recht =
swleta prawda. "A dye, odez-
wall sic drudzy, iu&by tel
i czas byf, aby sic par6d
upam'etaf i przestaf to CORRAL
czysko chllpaG.-Swiete s1owa
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iegomosG to
l &anlenie poruszy.- l tax
soble perswadowall: ]sjall pi-
.jokow-chwalill jegomoScla-
nareszcie ten sam softys ODE
zwa} sic: mo ME ma co mo.
vic = prawde rznat co sic
VIE No p6jdzmy ma led
nego!!
Cos pobobnego stale sic w
Chicago-tylko ME . piiaka-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

w Rudnlcc pod Wagr6wcem
panowat W tych dniach TAXI WI
cher, re znlos} caikowlcie dach z
owczarni dominialnei. w owcach
w~}asciciel ME poni6s} straty.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

IzaaK Guild berg w
Nowym Yorku, majac kllka nedz.
nych dom6w, W ktorych przecho-
wywat Gale gromady zyd6w Ro-
syl wypedzonych. Sypla}o ich pc
$50 os6b ma bar}ogach W domu'
gdzle ME powinno wiecej SIG
miesci@ jak trzydziescl. Policya
zrewidowa1a te sledllska niechluj-
silva l ludzklej nedzy j rozkazaia by
lokatorzy byli r~ozpuszczeni a do
my Wyczyszczone.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

1 . . ~ LII OnlGu3
posef amerykanski W Petersburgu,
zfozy4 ma rece proboszcza anglo
amervkahsklego kosclola W stolicy
Rosyi znacznq sumo pleniedzy
ofarowanych przez mieszkanc6w
Stanow zjedn. ma rzecz g}odem
dotknietych prowincyi. emma
zydowska W San Francisco z}ozy}a
cd slebie 1.4OO dolar6w.
pink e onczycy u
trzYmall swietnie honor amery
kahskich detektywow, pojmawszy
herszta handy, kt6ra obrabowa}a
poclag pod Milwaukee, Adelberth
Denton Slv,rodem Oshkosh, Wis,
karany W I. 1884 xryminalista,
obrabowaf przedtem s%tajnle kolei
u%llcznej W Omaha, gdzie kase re.
lama otworzyf dynamitem. By}o
to W Pazdzlerniku. w tym samym
mlesiacu obrabowaf takiez stajnie
W Kansas City, potem nastapif ra-
bunek towarzystwa ekspresowego
ma kolei Misoury Pacific pod
Omaha. O%statecznle w dniu IL LIS
topada napad},z trzema towarzysza-
mi ma pociag pod Milwaukee,
Prey wszystkich napadach uzywa}
dynamitu. Detektyw W. A, Pin
kerton dowiedzia} sic, re Sly ba-
VIII towarzyszami pc okrabowa-
niu milwaucklego peclagu St.
Louis Gdy tam przybyf, handy
Juz tam ME by1o, Rozwiaza}a sic
i kazdy z 1otr6w udaf sic W swoja
strone. Pmkerton szed} sladem
Sly.ego, uda} sic "a MIN do Kali
fornil, dostaf SIG do Los Angeles,
gdzie przydyba} ptaszka ma stacyi
k%olejowej. Znalezlono PREY MIN
1000 dotsr6w zegarek pochodzzcy
z rabunku. Obecnle ME bedz1e
trudno policy wykryc reszte o.
.pryszk6w oswobodzic kra] cd
nader nlebezpiecznych rozb6i-
nikow, zwtaszcza, re ma zwlska ich
So jei juz znane
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

P odczas eksplozyl dyna-
mitowei W Biorze miljognera Rus
sela Sage w New Yorku zosta}
raniony pewien klerk m%aklerskl,
nazwlskiem Laidlaw, ktorY do.
tychczas ley w szpitalu. Sage
spostrzeg}szy niebezpleczenstwo
chwyci} W poi Laidlawa i zastawit
sic MIN. Teraz ten ostatni zada
niewlecej, Jak 100000 odszkodo,
wanna a Sage kontent, re "a taxa
tylko, sumo zycle uratowa1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

Arm j zbawienia w Fin
dlay Ohio, wydarzyf sic przykry
wypadek. W ]ednej re swolch wy
cieczek, zatarasowal, tax chodnik,
IL przerwali komunlkacye ma ulicy.
Majstrowi miasta ME podoba sic
TAXA gospodarka tel obrzyd}ej xii
XII, kaza1 aresztowac kapltana armll,
l skaza} 60 ma z%aplacenie piecset
dolarow karY, vyt}omaczYwszy te-
mu spodniczkowemu wojs1u, il
ohodniki SO do uzytku p~ublicznoscl,
a ME ma g1upie religljne praktykl
szalone1 arm1l zbawienla.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

X. Arcyblskup Stablewski zfo.
zy4 w,zyte din. 81 z. M. X b'sku-
powi W Pelplinie i pozostaf u niego
ma ob,edzie, No ktdry poproszo.
no ksiezy kanonikow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

dotychczasowy wlkaryusz l ma
uczyc;el rellgli W Trzemeszn'e.
ma Skarboszewie uzyskaf
X. Tuchocki wikaryusz we Wrzes-
nj.
X. Arcyblskup Stablewski zfo'
zy1 w,zyte din. 81 Z. M. X b'sku-
powi W Pelplinie p%ozostaf u niego
ma ob,edzie, na kt6ry poproszo.
no ksiezy kanonikow.
Nowydw6r, maiatek tuz pod
Szubmem p~o}ozony Q2oO morg)
rozparcelowa1 kupiec Flip LAX
sohn Z Berlina. Dnla 81 z. III.
odbylo sic sadowe przewfaszczenle
parcel ma nowcnahywc6w. Morga
zieml z zaslewem ozlmnym wypadia
DO 200 mrk, bez- zasiewu po $50
mrk. 1aki torfaste pc 800 marek.
Ziemia ma tym majqt&u jest sred-
MA.
Majatek Dzierznc W pow.
brodnickim kupl1 pan Czapskl z
Toruuia no subhascie "a 100 tvs.
NIX. Kiedy mu maj?tek ten przy-
b1to ma w~}asnosc, odprzedai 60
jcszcze tego samego dnia re zys-
klein 5000 mrk. dyrektorowl BAN
Ku Toymowi re Szczecina.
w Rudnlcc pod Wagr6wcem
panowat W tych dniach TAXI WI
cher, re znlosf catkowlcie dach z
owczarni dominialnei. w owcach
w}asciciel ME poni6s} straty.
Ma zwirowce swiecko bydgos-
kiej WICKER " zesz}ym tygodniu
p%owyrywaf z korzerlaml lub po-
hannah najgrubsze drzewa. Sadly
take w tel okolicy uclerpla}y.
Dobrojewo, d. IA grudnia
1891. Donosze uprzeJmle, IL MOVE
Towarzystwo ogrodnicze ma po-
wat szamotulski powstanle z No
wynn RoKiem. w tym celu odby}
sic nledzlele, dnia ID grudnia
vice ogrodnlk6w Wronkach,
gdzie ma sail p. Krzyzankiewicza o
godz. 81 poi zagaill posiedzenle
gI6wni ogrodnlcy Dobrojewa i
Oporowa. Nastepnie wzleto pod
obrady rome sprawy, dotycz2ce
sic wzorowego ogrodnictwa. w
k6ncu uchwalono za1ozYc move
ToworzYstWo w plerwsz2 nledzlele
pc Nowym Roku.
Gniezno. Najprzew. X. Arcy-
biskup DR.. Stablewsxi odwledzi-
wszy 81 j % I'm. najprzew. K.
Blskupa che1mihskiego pojechai z
Pelpllna wprost ma pogrzeb bra
Tank swojej Maryi, kt6ra zmaria
W Krakowie 20 Z. m. wleczorem
Zwfokl Jej przewlezione z~ostaiy
do Wielkopolskl, gdzie zfozonc
beda W grobie famllljnym.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14

Ma zwir6wce swiecko bydgos-
kiej WICKER " zesziym tygodniu
powyrywa8 z korzerlaml lub po-
}ama} najgrubsze drzewa. Sadly
take w tel okolicy uc1erpla}y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-01-14
A I cY b k u p

A I cy b Is SKI up Katzer
obchodz'} dwudzlesto piecio letnla
%rocznice kap}ahstwa, Dzieh ten ca
}y, spedzlf arcybiskup Mllwauck1
W Hartford, gdzle pred IS lataml
W kosclele sw. Klliena, odprawif
prymicye swoje. Jak pred GwlerG
wieklem, pred tym samym olta-
rem odprSwlt teraz pontyfikalne
nabozenstwo, pc ktorem llczne
Grono wielblcicli jego 2 calrgo
stanu Wisconsin wzlelo udziaI W
hall ma ten Gel wspaniale wystro
jonei, gdzle mu skladano zarazem
na%dzwyczai liczne powinszowanla.
w l. miasteczku polo
&onym o 40 mi ma zach6d cd
Chicago, zanosl sle ma wielld strajk
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
The Y. NJ. &. A. Games.

Saturday afternoon the Y. M. c. A.
State championship events took place on
the Prospect street grounds.
One hundred yard dash-Henry Slocum
OF Pawtucket; time, IL seconds.
Throwing the hammer-David Pollard
OF Pawtucket, SIS feet inches; William
Merrill OF Providence, SO feet.
Bicycle race--Devlin, 3 minutes and IL
seconds.
Running high iump-William Merrill OF
Providence, 5 feet and 3 inches; Charles
Perry OF Pawtucliet, 5 feet and incheS
Pole vaulIing William Merrill of Provl-
dence, s feet, s; Hawkins of Providence
and Holburn OF Pawtucket tied for second
place, s feet and inches.
Three-legged race of 125 yards-Robin-
son brothers OF Pawtucket, 10 4-5 seconds.
Mile race Henry Slocum of Pawtucket,
minutes and 40 seconds; William Merrill
OF Providence, second.
The all around cup was won by Merrill
OF Providence, and Slocum Of Pawtucket
took second prize.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
A DEATIIBED CONFESSION
Clears the Reputation of a Man Who
Was Convicted OF Murder.

BANGOR Ne, Oct l0--A dispatch from
Eau Claire, Wis, the other day, contained
Information that ten years ago John Nor
gan was convicted of killing James NJ.
Blashield Morgan served term of four
years for mansiaughter at Waupun, pro
testing his innocence to the last. II Is
now learned that man who resided In
this vicinity, and died a few months ago,
made d,athbed confession to n clergy
man that he killed Blashfield with a
stove lid, and Morgan was innocent. The
name OF the mau Is unknown.
John Morgan was Bangor boy who
went west, and had been there but a short
time when arrested on the charge men,
TONED. His father, Thomas Morgan OF
this city. believed in the sons innocence,
and with the aid Of some Of Bangor's in
hucntial citizens, spared neither money
nor effort To secure his acquittal Visits
were made 10 the west. but all 10 no pur-
pose, aud thc father was prostrated in
mind and body by the failure TO prove the
boys innocence, and IL led ultimately to
his death. Young Morgan returned home
and died, never having recovered from his
dis grace. iIis mother and other relatives
are still living in this city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10

and that you will enjoy, through the
mercy OF God, full share Of the pleasures
OF this life. And we shall also pray Our
Heavenly Father that when the Angel OF
Death shall summon you to follow him
across the dark river, your soul may be
waited To the land of peace, there To
know, love and serve God for all eternity.
Father Farrelly was almost overcome
by his feelings, but when he found voice
to speak he thanked his people warmly
for their kindness and generosity. Such
expressions of Joy and welcome could
come only from the hearts Of generous
people; and the fatigue of the long jour.
ney had entirely disappeared in the glad
ness OF the home coming. He would
later give them an account OF his travels.
This ended the exercises, and all present
came forward and grasped the hand OF
the faithful priest who Is favorite with
all.
Much credit is for the success of the
affair given to Miss Mary Carly, superin-
tendent OF the girls Sunday school, and
to the following committee: Messrs. Gill
bert Car y, John Is. Carlin, w. ii. Gil
luly, Joseph +. Kelly, Patrick Horan,
John Hickey and Joseph II. Humphries.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
BIG LOCKOUT INAUGURATED.
Two Thousand Employees Of Clothing
Manufacturers Are Idle.


BosToN, Oct. lO.--This morning dawned
on one OF the largest lockouts of union
labor by employers in Boston siuce that
of the New England Granite Manufac-
turers' association last spring. The Cloth
in Contractors association of this city
have declared war against the United
Garment Workers union, and nearly 2OO0
garment workers will be thrown out of
employment.
The Contractors association held a
meeting last week, when il Was voted that
unless certain matters regarding wages
Were not settled by Oct. y, each Individual
concern would lock his doors to union
labor on the following Monday.
Ii has been the custom for some time
past for the manufacturers to reduce the
price paid their he p in the winter and in
crease il in the summer Never before
have the garment workers been as strong
as at the present time. They .ully recog-
niZpd their power, and after careful delib-
Grafton Of the matter decided that now
was the time they must resent what
they considered To be an injustice, and so
the manufacturers were informed OF their
decision.
The manufacturers, or contractors, held
private meeting In the rooms of one OF
their number Yesterday. The session con-
tinued throughout the day, and, after go
ing into every detail, decided to order the
lockout They claim that as for years this
practice has been going on there should be
no discrimination this year, and go so far
a. to state that they are prepared to fight
all winter in preference to giving in.
Their employees, the manufacturers
claim, have been treated with great
lenicncy; nothing unreasonable has been
asked of them, and the association has al
ways tried to be on good terms with their
help. They also claim that it is impossi.
BILE TO pay the same salaries, throughout
the year, for the reason that the prices
they receive differ, and they do not pro-
pose to lose money for the sake of keeping
their men
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
PERFECTING ARRANGEMENTS.
The Catholics or This City VIII Make n Big
showing on Columbus bay.

The Catholics or This City WIZ Make n Big
showing on Columbus bay.
A very good meeting OF the parishioners
OF st. Mary's parish was held in the
school hall yesterday afternoon. Ex-
Aldermen Meagher presided and Walter
+. Little was chosen secretary In the
absence OF Councilman Thomas O'Brien.
The executive committee reported that
IL had contracted with the New Haven
Decorating Company for the furnishing
Of the float.
The float will be very elaborate one and
will be drawn by four horses. The horses
and wheels of the truck on which the
float will be loaded will be entirely hidden
from view. II will without doubt be one
OF the most artistic floats In line.
An entertainment and lecture will be
held in the school hall on Wednesday
evening, the proceeds OF which will be
applied towards the expenses OF the
parade.
The entertainment Will be by the chill
dren OF the school assisted by the junior
choir and the lecture will be on Columbus
and will be delivered by Joseph Ostield,
Jr. At yesterdays meeting a very in
teresting address was given by Father
Lennon.
Last evening meeting OF the men of
st. Joseph's parish was held In the base
ment OF the church. 1t was very well at
tended and enthusiastic. Additional COM
panies were formed, making ten in all.
The companies will meet to drill to-
morrow evening.
This evening the men OF the Sacred
Heart parish Will meet In the basement of
the church.
Wednesday night there will be a meet
ing of General Executive Committee in
Providence.
Last night a meeting OF Chief Marshal
McGann's aios was held at the Cathe-
dral, Providence. Messrs. Hayes, Lennon,
McGrath, McElroy and Keleghan OF thi.
city were present.
A special meeting OF the Sacred Heart
Christian Doctrine Society was held yes
terday afternoon and the committee APP
pointed to procure banner for the men
OF the parish was instructed to pay all
exp enses incurred by the men in parad
ing on the 2lst.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
AN INGENIOUS METHOD
Adopted by a WouId-Be
InCendiay.
Cl OCK AND MATCHES USED.
Trouble Among Firemen May Have
Had Something to Do With It.

SAUGUs, Mass. Oct. l0.-The village of
Cliftondale j. alarmed over the discovery
made yesterday Of AN attempt to burn two
houses In the early morning man was
discovered making his exit from an unoc-
cupied house on Central street, near the
saugus Centre boundary lire. II was at
first supposed that he was a tramp; but
shortly after daybreak several neighbors
entered the dwelling and discovered in one
of the lower rooms AN ingenious device
calculated TO destroy the building.
On the bottom of a small butter box, Sc
curely fastened by cleats. was a small
alarm clock, with the bell removed, leav-
ing the alarm striker exposed On small
block, firmly bound together and held in
position 10y nails driven through the wood,
were fifteen or M ore matches, arranged so
that the vibration of the
striker Would Light Them.
The box was filled with shavings, paper
and other infIammable material, saturated
with Kerosene. The floor within radius
of ten feet Of the contrivance was also
covered with oil. The clock, which was
running perfectly, was set so that the
striker would be released at 2:30 o'clo"k
this morning. The top Of the clock vs.
blackened, proving that some one had
thoroughly tested the utility of the in
genious arrangement.
Chief Joy of the Saugus police was no
titled of the discovery, and now has the
machine I'm his possession.
In house opposite was found an old
coat and a bundle of paper soaked with
Kerosene. The buildings are unoccupied,
pending the settlement Of legal contro-
versy involving the ownership Of the es-
tate.
A Significant Fact.
For several months past the Cliftondale
fire department has been divided. The
young men demand the retirement of the
captain of the company, while the older
men insisted upon his continuance in
power. This difference led to the breach
and there are those who think that to
compel the formation of a new company
or reorganization Of the old, this repre-
hensible method of arousing public senti-
ment was employed.
Chief JOY and the selectmen OF the town
will make every effort To learn the iden-
tity of the criminal
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
Free With Balls am Fir Soap.

The makers of this soap
have just published a beauti-
full art book containing photo
views of the famous places
and objects in the world.
Part I've will give away
free with a cake of Balsam
Fir Soap, price 25c.
Among the pictures are,
Leaning Tower of Pisa, West
minister Abbey, Cathedral of
Notre Dame in Paris, Abotts-
ford, Edinburg Castle Bal
moral.
Part 2-Is now in prepara-
tion and this art work will be
continued in II parts, all to
be given away free with the
soap.
Black long Feather Boas
came in Saturday morning
and they came in time to sup
ply the great demand tor them,
price sl.9S to $500.
Feather and fur trimmings
and edging now open i'll the
desirable kinds.
The sale of Lace Curtains
has been a surprise. Most Of
the curtains sold last week
ranged in price from $500 to
$500.
We therefore call your at
tention again to our many
qualities from 4jc to $500 a
pair.
SAayltno~g g R0dinso~.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
MISSING FROM HOME.
Friends Of John Hutchinson of walthsm
Are Anxious About Him.

WALTHAM, Mass, Oct. 10 John X.
Hutchinson, well-known politician Of
this city and an employe Of the American
Waltham Watch company, has mysteri-
ously disappeared and his whereabouts
ARE unknown The last time he was seen
was on Sunday, Sept. 25,and since then no
trace of him has been found.
II was ut first supposed by his friends
that he was taking a short vacation, but
An investigation into his Disappearance en-
tirely dispels that idea. He il IS years of
age, and for years lived in this city, and
was consi dercd to be one OF the best men
In the watch factory During the past
five years he has taken an active part in
local politics. having been until last Jan
uary secretary of the Waitham Demo
cratic committee He was one Of the hard
est working Democrats in this city.
The only solution Of the mystery that
can he thought Of is that in n fit Of de
spondency he has taken his life. since he
resigned his position ~ secretary OF the
Democratic committee his health has been
very poor. A. the time he went away, Mr..
Hutchinson had just got out after a hard
struggle with malaria.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
TELEGRAPHIC RREVIIIEs.

Pinkham's block, Winthrop, Me-, was
badly damaged by fire.
Terrible ravages Of yellow fever are re-
ported in Santos, Brazil.
A ship was wrecked In sight Of thou
sands Of people at Blsckpool, Eng.
Chambers has broken out among horses
In Norwalk, Conn, and adjoining towns.
Augustus Bailey Of Gardiner, Me-, has
been nominated for inspector Of prisons
and jails.
Bandmaster Clappe Of West Point Is n
prominent applicant for the leadership OF
Gilmore's hand.
Josiah l.. Cobb Of Winthrop, Ne. war
veteran. aged 80, committed suicide by
shooting himself
The Goodnow building, near the old
railroad station In Houlton, Me, wa
burned; loss $1,000.
Alfred Browning, aged s. years, a promi
nsht Barre Cvt) farmer, died at his home
where he was born.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-10-10
OF PURITAN STOCK.
Death Of Rev. Dr. Warren. Editor OF The
Christian Mirror.

Death Of Rev. Dr. Warren, Editor Of The
Christian Mirror.
PORTLAND. Ne, Oct l0.-Rev DR. Israel
Perkins Warren died suddenly last night,
aged ~ years. Deceased was born In
Woodbridge, now Bethany, Conn, April
+, 1874, and was graduated from Ya." col
lege in the class of s3s He was ordained
pastor of the Con gational church in
Cranky, Conn, Apii % 1872, and was
pastor there aud at Mt. Carmel in Ply
mouth, Conn, for several years. He was
corresponding secretary OF the Seamans'
Friend society, New York, from 1855 To
80, and secretary and cditor Of the Ameri-
can Tract society of Boston from 1859
to 80.
He engaged in book publishing and book
selling in Boston aud New York from 1870
10 1875, After leaving there he was en-
gagged as editor Of The Christian Mirror at
Lewiston for year and n half. and then
bought the per and removed il TO Port
land, where he has been conspicuous
figure in the councils of his denomination.
He was descendant OF Richard w.
Warren, one OF the eXile' in the May
flow r. and possess a much IT the Pilgrim
spirit. He was a prolific wIitei. not only
in the public journals, but also as editor
of the publications of the two associations
OF which he was secretary aud editor. He
published numerous sermons, commenta-
ries on the gospels and the Acts, and sew
erai volumes. He received his doctorate
from Iowa college in 1868.
The best known and most discussed Of
his literary performances was his volume
entitled, tine Paronsia Of Ch ist," in
which he took ground diamctricIlly OPP
poste that of the e-milenaraus