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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-04-14
runNrsna A ROOM wrrnnNnnEls.

"Do you know you can really furnish
n room with few barrels" said m en-
crgctic lady, who had lived on the from
tier for many years. "Whcn lived in
u shanty in ----, at the time my hus-
band was opening the new railroad, |
made nearly every bit Of my furniture
myself. Some day may tel you more
about my various contrivauces. The
barrel aud its uses Is sufficiently pro.
liilc theme. Why, there are no end of
things they eau be used for" she con.
tinued, waxing enthusiastic. "Cut in
two, and properly fastened, they serve
as washtubs or bathtubs; turn them over
and upholster them, and you have beau.
tiful French puff divaus for your Iarlor,
and every one knows the comfortable
barrel armchairs that they make. Take
out the slaves and string them on ropes,
and you make for yourself a delightful
hammock. Bore holes at each end of
three or four and pass a rope through,
knotting it To keep the slaves about a
foot apart, and you have a perfectly
good lot OF bookshclvcs, which you can
either varnish or paint. New YORK
Tribune.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-04-14

One OF the survivors of the Moscow
campaign of Napoleon Of 1912 has just
died at Lubbock. The old soldier. whose
name was Dohse. was 106 years Of age.
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s.IN tffs
To Chief of Police t,ilbrrt TIrr.i,, ,,'.r,P
iny
,.,,
~ WIS Nu'iiN, oi brairuvillc was fa-
Clntrmiuc. '
n Toy h'ny was born to Mrs. Icc'csEuskl,
% I9li~h woman. ~ plymouth. Tuesday IL
hmi SIX hnr,ts 'n each baud and s.N toes on
,''h Iunl ihr iHthrr being sIuor-titious.
and Gr.rts .lY.. i,I., '' ...I i., .,., ,''" ''''
y CNinAp ot flour consigned TO The
l.Wlauc.pIu Russian r"Iui committee was
hlpugd from I'.k Haven as the coutrhu.
/ non "i u'"'us of Lock Haven and vicinity
To- the Ru~i'u sufferers
Nf.u,tf C,.rr, q.,i.t, .,,,,t-,r,,r ,,.,,
mittrI suir.I, rs.r r,,f.t,r Ey Ir,,.,,,
himself upVi,i uyn,ilitr III. I,,I ,-r,s
and Ir.- ,y,r. ..ti,. un,bio,. r.,.',,,.i I,,,
tAc trunk.
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uIat,,-.l..u jI.,..,t 4, ti,,,I J .,. ,''.,' . G
"A trim of .Ir. .r.l It....,f,I,.' l,u,I
Nus. CNru,uNr JOSH. wife or Thomas
Jones q Bangor later died under peculiar
.II.NWS'Iu.us. \ iyN days gru vm.o -pt.
lhE hen She WAS nu,H,l uu one of her
hus.rs. Blood poisoning ,ct in. the hrud
."''.rl t' VIC lN normal siE.. aui death
~ an explosion ut .ls a' the GIoudon
,"iH'ry near ~huulutulh Thomas W. Will
hams was instantly kuri and John Phillips
ryrl.sn n, ,y,.,.,,. a I.,. s,.'rt t,',,,, , irI
With which tbr, ys.r. 1rIin,,% lnIr t,rit'
iu.1l'i|l,v, nr '4. rI. ,,.t ~. ,.,.t",
n nrhnuIrr t.II ti,,, ,.ps.I I.,I I,., r,,,.,,,j
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=. ''l" N'I', W.I Augustine ,olIhAn
i,ii,'.''. WI. I''u" yea" n''l"' lhr 'Rn'
~ fNI.u' .l""' ''""' " snort Instance pe-
w." "''"''"''
ErumrpN followed fast ON tho lcrIs Il
John Thomas "A rolnrcd horse thief vho
arrived .ui.n,nvu ON .,liue horse t,yrrty
minutes ahead If the owner of the animal
and wa. I'm tuiI A fr,y minute, lntor
-.
At N'i l'f'h" lHWrenc" SWih
u"r"Ins WAS "''"rL Loss, SLOW insHr'
'u''' SI'''
Mi MNhr lllHii'-. "i west M"ii's'N,
came near dying from % dose 'i cocaine
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The United States is said to be paying
between IS, 900, 900 aud $40, 900, 900 q
year in pensions TO foreigners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22
BRIEF TELEGRlMs.

London, Aug. .l,--rhc fireman on
the British steamer "EllCn Duubabn
from Hamiufg, died nj the ho pital ~
Gfang, from what the physicians
pronounce Asiatic cholera.
Browns vile, rsNas, Aug. Els. A.
BritO, sheriff OF Cameron county, was
usss.a. mated at $50 this morning while
returning from iuudungO just uutBidU
o. the city. There IL no clow 10 the
nssntsins.
Fan Diego, Cal, Aug. 9l,-Docior
Lewis Post died today, aged ~. lie
sfvtl ia the war OF 1919. and Tor many
years thereafter prcticud medicine Ia
New York AMI Chicago; cnmu 90 this
city twenly.thteo years ago, where lac
mas lived ever since.
San Francisco, Aug. 2i.-JRTan ad.
Vices FER tho steamer "Glelicn state
that Oh July 9Th Munster of Home
ONice k0kuia and Count OKuml re-
Csivud packages, which were broken
OVen and found TO contain Internal
mRohinus No injury was done. The
sending ct tuc machines T. attributed
to political cnemirs.
Buenos Ayres, Aug. el.-Prcaldent
Pcilrgfini hug gcsigurd In consequence
Of the cOuiiict hutwgen the executive
AMI congress. The move ls the cut.
come Ut thr rUiueal Of the minister Of
marine TO answer an interrogation In
regard tu the naval estimates. Con.
gree requca.ei Senior SArnz pcua 10
assume thoreins OF government.
~. Petersburg, Aug, u "A rcfiot4
lnlCr trouble occurred yesterday II
EkaleriuoslRv. The w0Tlmen om,
plOyti ia the Hughos steel raj factory
Het ilfu TO "A numbcr OF wufkmen's
dwrliinge, plunuefod the factory nnd
begun 10 drmllsh the furnaces, when
a military detachment arrived on the
scene. a share encounter took place
ami several per-ous were billed ani q
large number wounded before the riot
was suppressed.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM OPPOSES
IT.
A Rc.grouplng Of PartIcs.-Il.'maich
ia,ors shorter Term Of
Military Service.
German. 40 Not Agree nn the Military
Service H3sttIi.

BERLrE, Aug. 2O.-1he Emperor's
declaration that the government did
not intend 10 adopt tbelrJIosal Tor two
yrafu' military setvicslnsioaG VI three
Is not considered IN Official circles to
Involve tile immediate retirement Of
Won CApriyi.
The iirogressists and tho National
Literal press irsiat thstthu Chancellor
ought anu must resign. But Il IN an
open secret that the Emperor IN rot
against the main proposals " the Chan.
cellof's military bill. Count Won Wal.
dcrsou argues With the Emperor while
most Of the other military officials side
with the Chancellor IN favor Of short
service In consequence Of the die.
agreement no great amy bill will be
placed before the Reichstag at the com.
Ing session.
Another result Of the impcfinl heolar.
alton viii be IegroupiuB Of the par.
lies.
Prince Bismarck has adopted the
two yeafs principles. Every party *.
Cept tho extreme C0uscryauycs sup
port the short term, which viii be tile
main question Ia the next election.
The Immediate consolation attending
the abandonment OF the Amy bill h
the withdrawal OF the Threatened In.
crensc 80 taxation.
IL Is reported shat the government
will withhold from the Rclchs,ng the
bill for the suppression OF drunkenness.
IL is probable that tho failure Of the
measure relating 10 Sunday rep0ees
makes ministers pause with other mea-
eutcs Ia the same line.
The weather IL intensely hot through
out Germany and fatal suns,rokcs nro
occurring everywhere In thu Empire.
Tue thermometer registefed lOi IN the
ahlde at noon. The drought which
prevails "a injurlug cattle and crops.
The 7dgtbtGW IN announluY the con.
clualon VI the commercial treaties be-
tween Germany and Hnyt, and
Venezuela roJoiccs Ia the assumption
that American iulluenge ~ Spapish-
America VIII thus receive check.
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4 LITTLE CALCULATOR.


An tnsrnloas scheme uI Some Engi'sn
SWindiors ENposcd,
Pcrhupa many readers have been
favored with u letter from a friend
in something like the mdclmun
toned terms, Tho following Is %
copy " oH1 received by tho writ =
mamrs being fictitious;
NO, J-Ior ,he rebuilding OF the
orphan homes at Queens square
Swindlctown, u, goo isreljircd. Hou
are requested U 20 send 81. H.
stamps for that object, % TO mako
two copies Of this letter, putting nj
tho head OF c1rh the number sue.
ccciing thnt heading this. Send
these 90 two friends, requesting thcm
to do likewise. When tho number
400 is reached the bali stops rolling.
Ploao do not let the chain break iu
your hands,
Hero follows list Of patrons, the
name Of the lady secretary, and last
ly tho name aud address oil the
writer
Tho scheme look well enough. and
does 40, seem at al cNtuyagant
When, however, we come TO analyzc
IL We find that the ball must stop
rolling long ere the coveted 100 b.
reached simply Tor want OF people
to carry II ON.
10 mako our meaning plain TO the
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Tue engineer was then compelled TO
pull out mile distant with the express
CAT. The highwaymen demanded nd
miitauce and commenced shooting
through the sides.
Tho expires messenger aud Luggage
man soon gave Ia. Expires Mcssunger
sem forced open the safe and the rob.
bris got between illiecn aud twenty
plcNngCs % money.
The outlaws did not attempt % rob
The passengers and the latter knew
nothing Ul The robbery tiil II was over.
The amount ut money occurred prulH.
bly, did not exceed .SUUn but ihu
Amount cannot be- dt'luitcly uacUr-
talnci. The robbery was committed
by Jour farmers living I'm the vicinity
OF Douglass, Butler county, aud 1t
seems as suuu a- lhc shur n heard u
tnr affair he pouncei upon the out.
laWF.
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There was II ball tho other evening
at one Of tho mansions IN n west end
square. just before 1t wound M
about O dozen cabs were drawn M
NJ the front door. BY accident Tho
night was fine; and one Of the
drivers, who had spoken 10 tho foot
man, camo back 10 hin fellows and
told them that all the guests lived IN
the ncighborhood, and that there
was little chance of their being
wanted. one of tho drivers, how
over, was equal 10 the emergency
He borrowed a couple OF umbrellas
and asked the footman to gct MIN Il
pail Of water f0r his horse.
Tho water was brought, and Just
rs the guests weru coming out cabby
poured the water over the pavement
and ON the tops of the two umbrellas.
The ladies, believing Il to be RAINING
hard, called for cabs at amy price
and ii was only after they got inside
that the trick was found out.-L.on.
don Tit bits.
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VIrNNA, Aug, 2l.--liight deaths,
attributed to the he1t, uru reported In
the last two days. At Trieste the
mercury today rose 70 10 degrees in
the Shade, aud the temperature VI the
sea water gOse 10 80 degrees. Pcsthr
aud Plague fopoit lets Of suns,rUko.
VENICE, Aug,-An inlautry Irgi.
ment marching from Monsclcu today
suffered dreadfully from the heat.
Over o hundred exhausted soldiers
were LEFT dy Ing by the roadside.
BERLIN, Aug. gl,-rho weather
continues TO ho intensely hot through
out Germany. While tho Nineiy'third
regiment was ON the march ous soldier
fell dead Of suustrOkc and forty others
swooned. At Carlsruhv the Greun-
dien were forced 10 40 through ma,
nuuven under n boiling san, the result
or which was that many dropped
down exhausted and six died, During
the PUscu maueuVurs many cases Of
sunstrOke occurred,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

Tho Salacens called the moon
Cahar the Great, and the crescent
sill smmounts tho Turkish musquco
and Is cmblGgoncd on the green
standard OF the prophet Schlogal
mentions u story that Muhamlncd
"wished % pass with his disciples a.
person TRANSPORTED in suporngl,
ural light, and that tho credulity of
his followers saw the moon, or the
moons light, descend upon him.
pierce his garments and replenish
him
That vcneraton for the moon
which still forms anational or rather
religious characteristic of tho No
hammedans may pcrhpps have IT,
foundation IN tho elder superstition
or pagan ilolntry Of tho Arabs. D.
London Standard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

JACKsOE, Mich, Aug. gl.-WoOl
willie, three miles west Of this city, Ia In
danger OF sinking bodily into the earth
ami tho inhabitants are greatly
alarmed. About ten days ago the
STANDARD coal mine became Hooded
ana had 10 be abandoned. Since then
eeyeual cavo.ins have occurred over
the deserted mine. The Michigan
Central track has sunk In somewhat
and the company has men watching
day guI niyht for fear the irpck viii
go through. The area covered ~ the
holes cHtvnIs over probably fifty or
sixty acres square, while the UNDER
mined section Is probably one'haii
mila tAuhfe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

human treatment Of United States
prisoners at Boise city, Idaho, now
awaiting ,TlNl fOr completely Ia thn To-
cent riots In the Cwur az lunc miuing
dhtrict. lie snya that n prisoner
named Peter Brlcn has been the var.
ticular victim. Acting Attorney.
General Aidrich replied to Mr. Hachs
this afternoon saying the matter Will
be- investigated NJ once. lie nlso tele.
grnphcd at once 10 Mr. Crotswa,the,
examiner u the department. 10 see
that no cruelty or abuses were prac.
Heed on any United States prisoners
there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

LoSnoN, Aug. 2l,--A committee oi
Melbourne shnroholIou 81 the Mur.
camille Bank OF Australia report that
the bank his been irsalvCn. since I $50.
They also report thEi MI Matthew
Davies, chairman OF the dit, ctomte,
hAs made advances 10 varl3u, cOm-
fnn.es that hr pr5moioj, loss.us rjUJ,.
uUl In such Duilnys. Probably the
'hurcholdors viii be- obliged 10 meet
tue deficit Of 10000. The London
shareholders latgcly bought Issues at
"a ltmium. THREATS u criminal
prosecution are mdte against the chair.
man ana dlrtC,0ts.
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veterans OF ,ac Army az the Father.
innu.

Kansas CIlY, MD., Aug. 2l.-The
rou, white and oIack Of the German
national emblem Ovotshadowrd today
the gay preparations o: the Knights u!
Pythias on tie opening day Of tue 10.
union Of the Deuischn ksicgof, com.
poseu Of veterans OF the army Of the
Fatherland. The last Of the visiting
divisions did moi arrive until this
morning. Various divisions rendt1.
voused In the streOts in,ertectins
Twelfth street gni at II O'Clock they
all formed In one grand column and
pamd,d the principal business streets
Of the city, ending 1t She ar Lac rail.
way. Major Werner aud Major Cow.
herd welcomed the delegates and DR..
Julius Bcruehl made tho address.
After great BARBECUE, ut which 1000
peIsons were served, the combined
hands played stirIing Mrs. The rcyu.
lar exercises consisted Of competitive
rifle practice, drilling, and various
athletic sports. Owing ~ the lEIgu
number entries the competitive contest
wilIuot he finished uuthTuo-day, when
various prizes viii be- awarded. The
@, ~ concert was for The entertain.
mcnt Of yitlilng veterans by the com.
bined local and visiting bands.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 9l.-rho IN.
tolligsucv that President Harrison had
issued proclamation against Canada
created no little excitement here.
Mentors Of The government here were
not dispOsed 10 express any decided
opinion ~ to what action Canada will
take. President HarTison's action was
tutllly unexpected. Judging from the
undcrcurrcnt Of feeling displayed In
the official circles the Canadian gOv-
ernmeut will likely not yield.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

NAIpAHAiso, Aug. 2O.-News from
Bolivia reports the discovery Of several
casCs Of dynamite caittiugrH and nm-
munitlOn IN the custom house 1T Lao.
pnz. Tho discovery created intense
excitement mud pfeslGout Baptista
Issued a proclamation stating that II
was deemed necessary TO declare tho
whole republic IN state Of siege, AMI
continue tho same NJ the government
was fully aware that the Camnchocs
intended to make "a revolutionary
movement. a very uneasy feeling
exists throughout the entire republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

wICniTA, Aug, 2l.-The 81, Louis
a San Francisco train which lett here
at 1880 last night was held up and the
Wells Fargo express car robbed by
four maskrd men near Augusta, But.
Ter County, about midnight. Before o
O'Clock this morning tire ouilRwa wore
captured with part VI tioir booty. As
mo train slowed up ut tho crossing u
mile enst or Augusta, two masked men
mounted the locomotive aud orlercI
lid engineer and fireman TO atop the
train. This Wac done and two men-
bers Of the gang uncoupled tho express
car,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

ST.. pEuRsBuuJ, Aug. 9O.-Oflicial
cholera reports Issued today show a
better general condition Of affairs In
the Infected districts. According to
the reports there were OOl3 new cases
ycsterlny and 937s deaths.
HAyRE, Aug. 2J.--Medical inquiry
proves that the casus Of sickness hero
alleged to be cholera nTo merely attacks
" dinrfhmI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

boNuuS, Aug. 20.--Genersl Prince,
81 year. old, who clnimed To bp re-
tired American army officer aud n
ciaismate Of the late General Robert l..
Lee, committed suicide No Mnney's
Hotel today. II is possible that the
man was Btigniier.Gencgal Henry
Prince. II this is 80, he was born In
1911 NJ Eastpofl, Me-, and was one Of
the most gallant uillCcts Of the McXi-
can war and the War OF the re.
hulllon.
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rmE rAnLES TURNED.
Union Men IEirL AgaiHsi ihe demand
for IIigh Nng.es.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2l.--rhere Is a ser.
ious spi. among the trades unions aud
chsuCe- are there will 10 two IAfHde-
Ruj possible trouble Labor Day. The
difficulty ariius from the action Of the
Chicago Musiciaun' Union demanding
81 per man for Labor Day instead Of
- Us heretofore. the laUoEing men
who Are to act ns capitalists aud foot
the parade expenses object a. the In.
crease aud Asye maic arrangements
with uOu-uuion bands. OtICr wall
pay tho pIicg nssCd anu much bit.yr
itOiiny has been cnBcu ierui.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

San FRANCISCO, Aug. 2l.-A few
nights ago William Ripgy, alina Billy
Max Tvnntr, known ~ "rhe Terrible
Swede," fought at Tho Florence Club
In tits city. Tho fight resulted In tho
Swcde receiving q bad beating, finally
40 was half an hour aiteI tho Eight ie-
fore he fpr.iucd Consciousness. He Is
now reported 10 be In u dangerous con-
litiOn. Ripgy il placed under arrest.
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captain and owner, Enoch pscket,,w
lost, and that stephen Hackney ciung
TO tue wreck and vas rescued. The
epUClei says that five cat.hCnts ven.
,uicd out to sea with ilncen passengers.
Later they were taken ~ aud brought
60 land by fishing rmncks. -Four cat
boats made tho port but the nlth has
not nIIVafsd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

TON 30 he Paid on ,argoes for CnnadI-
an roTts.

WAaISuToN, Aug. 2O.--The Presl.
dent this afternoon Issued proclams.
ton imposing upon vet oils passing
through 81. Matle's canal, with car.
goes Tor Canadian p)rts, a toll Of 20
cents per ton, retaliation Tor u similar
toll ON caTgocs aud passengers In
Transit for the United Slater, passing
through the Welland canal, the pr0cIa.
nation 20 take effect September let.
The official memoranda recites the
events leading ~ TO the Issue Of the
proclamation, the principal one OF
which was the declGiOp Of the ministers
In council 10 abOlith the rebate on canal
tolls at the end Of tho season. In com.
pllance with the act OF Congress, the
President w8s required 10 establish
tolls 10 run cOnCurrently. Assurance
10 given thu, should the Canadian gov
ernment give notice Of its decision to
abolish tho DETERMINATIONS now com.
plained OF the proclamation would be
Suspended coneurIrntly with such
abolition.
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DASGEH AHEAD.
Ihe Future vi Europe said 10 he ysry
Dark.

NAPLES, Aug. 9l.-CorriCr De Ma.
.ildo publishes letter alleged to have
been written by Gladstone TO Signor
Schilizzi. The writer dcplores az g
friend OF Italy her enormous military
expeditions and thu embarrassing
alliances, and after expressing the hops
that Italy win abandon her African
policy, sHye
81 chunot like the triple or double
alliance because the ultimate design
andsc0po of these alliances Is not peace
ful. The strength OF the nation cons
Hists ultimately in the economy OF its
forces, fear the future Of Europe is
very dark, although with GOd's help
the present peaceful situation may still
last Tor some timo"
The letter was dated at Haywarden
prior 10 the general oltCtl hs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-08-22

SANTA Ana, Cal, Aug.2O. .Fmuoko
Torres, the murderer Of Captain WIN.
McKelvey, foreman Of Malame Mod.
jeskn's ranch IN San Diego ca yon,
was taken cut OF jail 10y mob VI
thitty.iivo men at l4pO this morning
and hanged To a Telegraph pole. II was
done ina quiet aud orderly manner,
the city knowing nothing VI II iii day.
light. While generally condemned,
the lynching is tho result OF y bclinf
that hia Mexican friends intended to
swear him tree, and that the court
would be unable t0,punish him.
At a c0rOuor's inquest on rorroi'
body Robert C0gsburn, night watch.
man ut the jail, testified that Just bs.
fore O'Clock the men came 10 the Jail
door ana demanded aumittance. lie
refused, and they battered In the door
with slejge hammer. Masked men
entered aud took the keys TO the cells
away from him. Torres fought like o
maniac when they attempted TO take
him from the cell, but no was finally
gagged and bound hasd aud foot.
Torres was given no time TO pray, but
the moose was adjusted and he was
strung up 20 the nearest Telegraph pole.
The cOTOnet's verdict was Changed
by parties unknown" on T0rrss's
breast was pinned a plicard labeled,
"Change OF venue"
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4 Party Goe. out Fishing hut Does
Not Netugn,

ATLANTIC Cily, n. j., Aug. Co.
BENJAMIN Parker, Furinan MNunery
and Charles SEAMAN lett tho inlet this
morning IA small boat for the purpose
Of going fishing, The sea waa running
high and they were warned against
tho attempt. This afternoon acapsiAed
boat was found and Ia tho vicinity u
fpaman's body. The other bodies have
not been recovered,
Three yachting parties that went
from tho same pOint were caught by
the high wind anu their boats oapsized.
A fishing smac6, with the assistance
OF the steamer "Florence," was soon
to the rescue. Several occupants Of
the Yachts were drowned. Nothing
can bu learned ~ to the truth OF tho
report.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug.eO, The iyess
has special regarding tho Capsi9ed
yacht nj Atlantic CITY. II says that tho
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4 Crank says She Must UesIEn or
Die.

LONDON. Aug. 9O.-The Globe this
afternoon reports an Incident that &C.
cured today TO u, Queen while fhe
wRs driving near Osborne House. A.
the royal CarriRp was proceeding hlorg
The road n man making violent gesture
advanced towards II. The ciTriago
stopped and the man approached the
Queen. lie told her he wa. n foreign
Count mud he an. many Others hGl
sworn that N the Queen did not rtsigu
they would XIII her. Her Majesty lis.
tened Ia silence to the wild hGrauEU,,
never once bCtfaying nervousness. She
and her attendants saw the man was
mentally uuh,lalcri, aud though shu
did not Know but that he would at
tempt to suit his actions TO his words
She retained hgt presence Of mind and
gn2cd calmy Mt him, never utteriug O.
wold. one Of her atlendhulsd ismuuntcd
aud quietly taking the man removed
him from the Queens presence. lie
was handed over To u constable aus
lodged In JUL. There Is no doubt that
he IL Insane,