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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24

A new lodge Of Elks was instituted In
Worcester, Mass. last evening. The de-
Rrees of the order were conferred on the
new members by PROVIDENCE Lodge. No. IA
Of this city; The new lodge starts of with
were made by Exalted Ruler j. B. Rob
erts, Esteemed Leading knight Harry
Bullard, Esteemed Lecturer Knight Lloyd
r. Pike, Esteemed Loyal knight Il. A.
Paige. Acting Esquire j. :. Wheeler,
Bros II. Is. Tucker and John Phillips.
Al tho close of the ceremony the members
adjourned TO the banquet hall OF the lodge
room aud enjoyed a banquet. Plates were
laid for 100
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24

The St. Jean Baptis. Societies of this
city and Pawtuxet with some guests
went down to Rocky Point to-day for an
outing. Headed by band and wearing
the gay uniforms aud the cadets having
their blue clothes with yellow stripes on
the trousers and carrying swords, the line
attracted considerable attention. The
members Of the society were accompanied
by their families and friends aud all
looked happy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
A SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

Tho Cranston Street baptist school at
Rocky Point Saturday.
The Cranston street Baptist Sunday
school will have grand excursion on the
Mount Hope next Saturday, leaving the
Fall River wharf at $50 A. NJ, and re-
turning at $3.50. At 1 O'Clock the boat
will land at Rocky Point, where the ex-
cursion will have the sole use of the
grounds until o'clock. The National
Band quartet, the Brown University
quartet and the University banjo, mando-
lin aud guitar club, will furnish music;
also music boxes. etc. Refreshments will
be served on the boat past and pres
ent members and friends of the school are
invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
knights OF Golden Eagle.

Norman Castle, No I, held a very
pleasant and enthusiastic session We'd
attendance. There are two candidates
for the next meeting. After the regular
routine OF business. came the nomination
of officers to be elected at the next sessi on,
also action to be taken on proposed
amendment 20 bylaws. Members fear
that the H. T.. w. g. and Sir III. have be.
come lost among the mountains. or iu
visiting the dreary abode Of the V. Ii.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
Suspended Tor Drunk en- ness.

LAWRENCE, Mass, June 2a.-The case
OF drunkenness pending against Police
Officer Buttrick came up for final action
before special meeting OF the mayor and
aldermen. The board went into cxecu-
tive session and after being closeted for
a time their action was made known.
The charge was sustained by vote OF
10 2, and Il was decided to suspend him
until Julv 4.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
Congratulations From Dartmou nth.

HANOVER, N. H., juno 24.-Cleveland's
nomination was received with the utmost
satisfaction here and the Democrats have
no doubt OF his election. The following
telegram was sent to the x-President:
dartmouth College Democratic Club
Rreets you as the next President OF the United
States.b III. B. MErcALP, President.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
Canonlcus Lodge.

About seventy members of Canonicus
Lodge enjoyed their annual days outing
at Rhodes-on-the Pawtuxet yesterday,
and when 1t did not rain they played ball,
but or this sport only two innings were
played A boat race was the next event,
and Brother Reed of Fall River was too
much for his PROVIDENCE competitors.
What was lost in the way of sport was
made up at the dinner table.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
It sorens the Blow.

CHICAGO, June A.-The nomination OF
Stevenson has done much TO allay the
rancor of this national convention. Ste
vepson 40 first assistant postmaster gen.
eral under Cleveland, made a reputation
for removing Republican postmuBters and
appointing Democrats.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
The Commissioners DO Not Consent.

The Rev. T. ID. Anderson and the Rev.
Mr.. Haley called on the park commission
ers to-day and asked permission TO hold
Sunday services In Roger Williams Park.
The commissioners will not grant the re-
quest, although they fully appreciate the
spirit OF the clergymen. The Salvation
Army has also been refused permission.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24

Tomorrow from 8 to 8 u. NJ. there will
be garden party for the benefit OF the
LEND Hand Club" at the rear of 164
Prospect street. The club In composed
entirely Of boys and the admission will be
10 osnts. IL 10 70 be hoped the friends OF
che club will do all In their power to
make The event . succssA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
~ Guns nj Concord.

CONCORD, N. H., June 24.-The Demo-
Gratis fred "A guns in honor OF Cleveland's
nominstions
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24

q field day at Rhodes-on-the- Pawtuxet to-
day.
The Officers' Rife Association meets for
shooting at 300 yards this afternoon at the
range, Sassafras Point.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-24
new YORK & new ENGLAND
Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to May 2e. 1892.

Passenger Train Service. Week Days Cor
rected to May ae. 1892.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows,.
xHIFSLSss IHfSLf ss o, l. ii ! 81 4 X y, %f, Il.
9tESsRos aRfSsPos K M TO- IL 8, M.
5sASsToSy, = NiiTfcK, RIVER POINT, CENTRE
ia is. aas' Z 80 8 So .sli 90. sic 50. 50 10 p. N
osSstATS7 ~ ..iI 90 Il. i "a ,op u - M s''' so
f9SgsSS s s. AaYfe Y CS 81 ssBfiSp7 s y * p r. II 50 NJ
ASTboSya5 .!,, 90 10 10 % 70 a A. Nj a.a $50
sS%aiTs oS}Se, 3 81 = s3'fssiiS6-7 g. 10. oloA M,
COVENTRY. aREESE, NoosyP. pLAINFIELD
II 10. . 10 A: Nj l2 lb, z As, 4 9Qse 10 p. N;
S%iSPhSS ,%fiLtialGEFit.SS 10 4. Ks h; IL e il
NAFff2sas WsFfEsSas7 baSsbSA1 IA Sda skw.
y65R@icHHIigs = Il 10, " , 10 A. NJ, 1a is. soP.M
cHishSS chH2Sss 4 Ash ff1s THE iSWisf VIA NEwsURo
pAsIo pAEP ERIE Eye g 4 SMb, sr.rroNs
sMssiSsn4ISs M iS iss,: rs %pasc9faS e. 3 and
T6rn @s sn due ~ %s. Soss e
Trains for Boston leave east end OF Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from wcsS
end For Pascoag and way stations from 0sspss
..seturdsys only, s-sundays only.
Tickets betweeh Bostoa and Providence 1imitedl
W = JONES, sapt. \. C. KENDALL. o.P.A
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A TORNADO.
Houses Demolished and People
Killed and Injured.
The Known Fatalities Near Summit
Mss, Are -Four.


SUMMTT, Miss. Dec "A tornado
passed two miles above this town At
$3.50 Tuesday morning. The house Of
Rev. s r Young, . Baptist minister.
was completely demolished. aud the oc-
cupants were buried In the ruins. Re-
lief parties were organized at once and
. search mado for thu victims Mr..
Young and his family were rescued
from the ruins of their residence. all
dangerously wounded,
The following Is list Of the killed
and wounded as fnr Ms known:
Killed -A six-year-old daughter Of s.
A. Lowe
w. NJ. Freeman, colored man.
colored woman, name unknown,
and colorcd baby. not Identified,
Al Wonndcd--& n Young. left nrm
broken and internally injured
Mrs. 3. r. Young. serious internal In
juriea
Daughter Of s n. Young. both legs
broken.
Son Of s Il. Young ana Mrs 5. Al.
Lowe, serious internal injuries.
Negro woman and child. seriously
injured.
The tornado cut path three hum
drcd yards wide, carrying everything
near II
Large Pine trees wcrc uprooted and
snapped Ia plccea The rcsi.iencc OF =.
A. Lowe was completely destroyed. and
his household effects were scattered for
miles
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raipt-Hearted TTain Iiobber.

GRERNwooD, Misa, Dec Is. "A bold
attempt WINS made 70 hold up and rot
the west-bound mall train on the Rich,
mond a Danyiile railway. The robbei
boarded the train % It loft earroliton ai
B:s2, and was evidently nm amateur II
the business. a. he got on Ut the front
end Of the mail cor. thinking II was thu
expresA Then. after finding ont BIZ
could not get in the blind end Of tho
mail car, he climbed over the tender
and told the engineer 70 stop. and Al
soon a. thestrain slowed up he jumpee
on and made for the woods. The engi
neer says that he was d white mar
about six feet tall. but he could not ses
his face for the mask worn BY the rob
hoy
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APpREHENOEn.
The Deeperaaoer that Held N The {. =
q. train under Arrrat,

The Despefaaoee That Held llp the e. =
a i rain Uasier Arrest,
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, Dec IL. Chief
Turner, IN tho police force here. aided
hy bis assistants, cleared UP tho & A q.
ycstibnlo train robbery and murder
Wednesday morning, BY tho arrest 81
Tom collinA. at Rradricl, Just across
tho river In Ohio charged with tho
murder Of tho German passenger, and
being confederate Of Burrcll Forgcy,
who was placed In custody Tuesday
night The chain of evidence Il com.
pletn
Capt Sam Mathcson came down from
Charleston and has identified them both.
Collins Is In Jail. which place u heavily
guarded. while Forgcy u allowed 70 re-
main 1t his home on Virginia avenue
under guard, whore he Is snifcring from
the wound in his right shoulder made
BY the collectors bullet
u Is expected they win he bound ovcr
70 court. special grand Jury called.
then Indictment, prosecution and pun
ishment mcted out inside OF two weeks
The city Is IN great excitement and
there 4 great danger Of mob taking
tho law Into their banda Fifty extra
police have bccn sworn In
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NEW YoRK, Dec f6--PetcF Hart.
sixty-ninc years old. I veteran 81 Tho
civil war, who distinguished himself 81
mailing the nag 70 thh ftnlf % Fort
Sumter, Is dying - his home. No. $50
Bedford avenue. Williamsburg. Whom
the American nag waS shot down 81
Sumter, Hart seized tie torn and ia.
died emblem and nailed 4 % thc eta1
again. He was warmly congratulated
BY Maj Anderson. tho commander 81
the fort. and later The 01E <,11 used ~
winding sheet ioE MAJ Anderson. and
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1he CooIr IA IIldinr.

PITrsnun0n, Dec. iB.--The Charles
Stanford, who died IN Toronto. Ont,
Monday night, from supposed poison
administered at Homestead during the
strike, Is MT known by the Carnegie
slllcinls. Secretary Lovejoy said the
company ssnt several sick men home.
but kept ra. record Of them. The cook,
tsallaghcr, who Is said 70 have been the
man who made the confession impd-
eating l,eatty and others. Il In Pitts
burgh. but Is hiding, through fear. Il 4
said, that he will be killed
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siashered RON An iaris - ne coaalr7
nv IoIe3fNIl
Vim, Potter, The newly appointed
United states minister y ttniy. hrs
arrived ii Rome
Tho british garrison "a Egypt \
about 70 bc reduced owing 70 the pres
ont effective condition 81 the army q
tho khediva
The bodies 81 Jan,ca niiila and juda0n
Wilkinson, supposed 70 have boon
drowned BY philip Nlcholns, have been
recovered near Richmond. Va
The police 81 nciloyiII0. M. have
made two Important nrtests. the rfis.
oners being Henry Mpe1 and David
Hendricks, eounteFfeitese o. y. ~
yer dollars.
The Hoard IL Edncation 81 Coelton.
o. held q special meotipr Tuesday avon
Ing and ordered thg public tthooI1
CLOSED, on account % IN epidemic 81
scarlet fever that d prevailing through.
out tho town.
The death watch hrs been placed mp
on Edward w. unliinKot. tho Negro
murderer. Ia Jersey Oily. Who = ior The
fourth time awaiting tho oN6cnlIpn of
his death sentences The taic 4 Thurs
day, December -
A. Memphis Lewlg Thompson etn not
write. but be wnesc1toneeA q e1stt Ten
years n the ponltenfioEf Tuesday fos
forgery. 10 represented hInsei1 y boS
q railroad man named i'en Morrow,
and signed An order fof NLo1fov'e mon
~ with m \.
A report hns reached Qh1<l66ton. 8
q. that four Italian liiIn4kA working n
tho Horseshoe phosph4te milne near
Jacksonboro, were shot md Killed by :
man named Andfoes A band y itoiitnA
headed BY jnaticc. px1 h pursuit of
tho murdcrcr
Al Madrid tho committee having q
charge the prepare tlona fok the trnnieh
representation a the Chicago colne.
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Neted Rlrer Maa Dam.

vICKsDURa. Miss, Dec. IS Capt
Abraham Auter, for scyenty-one years
! resident Of this place. and honored
and esteemed BY all who knew him.
died Tuesday morning. He came here
IN 1891, from Hamilton county, Ohio.
-and, entering the steamboat business.
became noted a. builder. owner and
commander Of steamcrA He was the
pioneer in steam navigation IN Yazoo
river, and built and commanded several
ilne vessels In the New Orleans and
viclxsblrg trade Among others the
Mazeppa, Emperor and Viclshurg
He Was IN his seth year.
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SAN LUIS PorosI. Mex, Dee. IS Tho
death rate II increasing at an alarming
rate. owing TO tho terrible rayages Of
typhua The disease seems TO be
spreading and the people are alarmed.
Father Ortiz, q Catholic priest, has
been prescribing q remedy which has
had remarkable success. Itconaists 81
. drink made BY pounding spiders of
the species known as Arkansas capuli-
tus, into pulp, adding little water.
The receipt was obtained from the In
dians convaiescence cnsues In six
hours and recovery Il the matter Of .
few days Many patients. however. re-
fuse 10 take this medicine
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oOuLD's HEIRS
win Carry Ous MS Desigh 70 Construe
Ana nunDore A Hrenaraforr nohaol.

win Carry Oue Ills Design 70 Construct
And support a Preparatory sehaei.
NEW YoRK. December i6.--Ily the
viii Of Jay Gould not penny 81 hia
many millions was left for any philan-
thropic or charitable work, but. notwith.
standing this fact. there arc many
friends Of the late millionaire who In
sist that no hnd evolved gigantic
scheme Tor the construction and
support Of free preparatory
school for boys and that his death
coming suddenly made L impossible
for him 70 work out the plans 81
his scheme 80 that Il could
b flttingiy and legally mentioned IN
the Will. The children Of the late mill
ionaire were fully acquainted with this,
and II Il said they intend 70 carry out
tho scheme BY giving the sum Of q 600.
900, which their father had intended 70
expend In this way. The school, II was
said. was TO be part Of the University 81
Nauv Ynrls
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SOLDIERS CREMATEO.


sferican ,voops hattie with Bandits on
rho Rio 0randA
GALvEsToS. Tex, Dec ID "A special
from Laredo to the Ncws says;
Wednesday morning force Of United
States cavalry, consisting Of fifty men
under Lieut. Headkin, were ordered
from 1T. Mcintosh. bound for Zapota
county on scouting expedition on the
Rio Grande III search Of bandita-
several deputy marshals will follow
the soldiers. Information Il received
here that during an attack ut Ignacio
Capt Scgaro and citizen were killed
while sitting in the captains quarters
The Mexican soldiers. IS in number.
were compelled 10 surrender. Five re-
fused and were burned ~ the govern
ment building. Five bandits were
killed and several wounded
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DOUBLE MURDER.
The Heads of . white Alan aud = Colared
Norman Mashed with . Hammer.

The Heads Of . white Man aud = colared
Norman Mashed with Hammer.
SrRINoRiKID, O.. Dec. Isl "A double
murder was committed Monday night
At Yellow Springs nine miles south az
here. the victims being George Koogler,
farmer. and woman named Lou
Roberts. colored, better known ~ Lon
Keys The bodies were found Tuesday
morning ut the woman's home, a frame
shanty ON the ontslkirts Of the village
known rs ''Frogtown- Koogler was
lying in front Of the house with his
head upon the doorstep. and the woman
I'm the front room with her head toward
tho door. Both their heads were mashed
In, and 30 badly were their skalls
fractured that death must have been
instantaneous
The horrible deed WINS committed
with hammer the woman used TO
break coal with. 1t wns found In the
coal shed covered with blood. The en-
tire affair Is shroudcsi In mystery. Tho
two were last seen alive together ut
linnstcr's restaurant eating oysters.
This was at II o'clock, and they were
intoxirated, They left together and
started for the woman's home. Prom
the condition OF the ood'cs INC
crime must nave ocen commit.eu
shortly after .ne.r arrivn.. hoogier
NAG ren'oseu ms oversoa. anu mn
Ala gne Woman her cioaA ~ 81
neI hers We're e s'gns Y. = ssrusgis.
hoog.fs pocHees Wero rii,cu asu Z
trunk IN the housea rnhsachcu. hhstreW
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I.ionnd Ml,h tha Hoa.lsr.

cDYAno0A FALLS, O., Dec. 15.-The
talk OF the town Wednesday morning
was the eiopemcnt OF Miss Emma Hart.
daughter OF George Hart, Of this city.
one of orr wcalthiest citizens, with her
fathers hostler. Denny McGurl. q
worthless fellow, without . penny.
Mr.. Hart declares his daughter shall
not 1.-Two with her husband, and threat
ems dire vengeance upon McGurl II he
finds him The girl Is at home repent
ing her rash act. but her Husbands
,sI,ntaa fo,,te arc rnknown
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: s.ood word Tor yav ooa, 4.

TOPEKA. Kas Dec. Is. -Ex-t;ov. John
p. Stone writes the following 70 4 KAN
sas newspaper: In the midst of all thai
Il being published against Jay Gould
please allow me space u say III 1850,
when settlers in western Kansas wcr
penniless and threatened with starva-
ton, wrote 10 this much abused man
about il He promptly sent me 5000
which was invested in bread and meat
for their relief.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-12-16
MONETARY CONFERENCE.
A Delegate from India Takes Great E'rit
ain 10 Task.

A Delegate from India Takes Great Brit
ain 10 Task.
BRussEIs, Dec ID AT tho sitting
Tuesday Of the international Monetary
conferences, Sir Gufldford IIouidsworth,
one OF two delegates representing the
Indian government. protested against
the distractions offered by British dol
cgatcs ut this and previous confer
ences Bnt for the tactics employed
by the representatives Of Great Brit
ain the currency question would
have been settled long ago Sir
Guildford declared that the situation
In Great Britain had greatly changed
since November %, the date Of the first
meeting OF the conference, and he sug-
gested that the conference adjourn for
. few weeks, TO enable the British gov
ernment to reconsider the whole qucs-
.tion. He gave as the reasons for the
change In the situation In Great Britain
the statement In favor Of BIZ
metallism made by Archbishop
Walsh, Of Dublin, the resolutions
adopted by the agricultural conference
held few days ago in London. and the
petitions forwarded TO the government
by the various chambers Of commerce..
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coyrRYvILLE. Kas.. Dec. Is. Another
battle with bandits occurred fifteen
miles southwest Of coffcyyille, IN the
Indian territory, between Detective
Dickey, o. the Pacific Express Co, and
Deputy United States Marshal Wilson
ON one side and members Of the star
Newton gang ON the other Wilson
was killed and Dicley driven of. Tho
gang Of outlaws was organized since
the death Of tho Daltons Starr, tho
leader, Is q half-breed Cherokee.
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KANSAS CRY. Mo, Dec. Is. The In.
dustrial council Of Kansas City at D
called meeting decided that each mem.
Der Of It's various labor organizations
should wednesday devote his days
wages to fund for the benefit Of the
Homestead strikers There are be-
tween 5000 and 5000 members Of tho
unions, and their wages win average q
q day. This will amount to more than
ai0. 600.
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10, I,o,son = Cnkea.

LIMA. o., Dec. 15.-Thrce Of the
Brown family at White Oak, who par
took OF cakes with whichNrat poison
had been mixed, have since died. and
three others are III critical condition.
The presence OF poison was not deter
mined until after The family was taken
nj. and il had become thoroughly dis
.tributed in their systems Tho persons
who died were little girl Of eight one
Of i've, and son aged eighteen. They
suffered the greatest agony aud turned
black before they dicd oftllc others.
tho father. mother and q girl aged
twenty are In very prccarious con-
dition.
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FIFTY DEAD.
Dreadful colliery Disaster In
England.
4 Tremendous Explosion Of Aeeumu-
lated Gas.
a Hundred Mea 1,enaain III the Mine uh-
able 20 Dot Away 0winRsta the Fire
Which fettewed tho Exptostoa--
About Fiuy Miaera killed.

LoNDoN. Dec tA--,A fearful explosion
occurred Wednesday at the Bamfnrlong
colliory. Wigan. and not less than ilfty
lives have boon Lost Tho men went 10
their work rs usual Wednesday morn
ing, and after the collicfy Ind boon In.
spected III The usual why. They had
not bccn ii work long when u terrible
explosion shook tho earth for q great
distance. aud u cloud Of smoke shot up
through the shaft into the air.
A multitude 81 people rushed to-
ward tho mine and tho greatest excite
mcnt prevailed. q was soon naccr-
taincd that . largo number Ind per.
ished, and the wnilinR and weeping 81
women and children made an indescrlb-
able scene. Steps wcrc Immediately
taken 70 ascertain the full extent Of the
disaster and q crowd Of volunteers
promptly offered 70 explore tho pit
Later advices from Wignn state that
the loss of life may be somewhat lesa
than ~ first reported. Tho situntion u,
however. most critical "A hundred men
remain Ia tho mine unable toEct ont
owing 70 the fro which followed the
explosion and which 10 raging tiercely
In tho mine. making Il difficult
for rcscuers 70 get at tho im-
prisoncd mincrA Notwithstanding the
fire and the other obstacles The
work Of rescue u proceeding, and
volunteers nrc not deferred BY dangcr
or difficulty IN their efforts toshve their
fellow miners from terrible death.
Hundreds 81 women and children SUR
round the mouth 81 the mine waiting
anxiousiy Tor nova 81 tho fkthers.
husbands, brothern and soma Some soi
1hn1l| .|kn, NfI1d1f - sl3sil1i II ttid
work Of rescue. but thcif nssistanco was
not required No effort Is being spared
70 put out the IRE and bring Tho men 70
the surface
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CoRNTNo. M De8 is. --0o<. Flower
has COMMITTED the sentences 81 John &.
McNamara. Of this city. - that he win
be free man AZ ptecubcf IS SI13ct6
years ago MeNainarH. then but II wears
Of age. shot and killed his tXc1lhtali
while in 4 fit 81 jeoloos rage re WIS
convicted Of murder II thu sc.,on1 de-
gree and Sentenced 10 I0lnrn prison
for life.
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PHGNtxvILLE, Pa, Dec. Is "A Ter
per cent reduction has been ordered b
the Phoenix Iron Co. In AL the milla
and shops Of the plant except the pud
ding mill. where wages have been re
duced from 81 e5 70 - per ton. The
reduction Is to take effect December 20
Common laborers win hereafter receive
ninety-five cents instead Of sLo2 pei
day. The reason given is depression II
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LONDON, Dec. Is The body Of Pat
rick Macadurdy. Of Brooklyn. N. VI.
was found Wednesday in the hold of
the Anchor line steamship Bothnin. ut
Glasgow, from New York. embedded
among the grain. This shows that tho
mother and friends Of Mncadprdy were
correct in their belief that he had been
smothered IN grain when the steamship
was being loaded and that his body was
among the grain
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is. Henry A.
Kreckman returned unexpectedly TO his
home, 1918 Mountain street. at an early
hour Wednesday morning, and discoy-
cred his wife and Samuel Morris 70
gether. IN d fit of rage KreclsInan pro-
cured an NIX and beat Morris about the
head, fracturing HIS skull, cutting his
face open and breaking an arm