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This fringe is A. becoming today to Young
fifs. or 70 he older faces that have the girlish
lnok. A. i. ever VA. and Il yours Is t. face to
Which the style : becoming don't let the talS
ahH-t ueW hair adjustments bother Won The
-. Stth haas has beeu much talked down.
D. - readily imagined Is either a school girl
o. The vhat-der-yer-sOy" type or most
frivolous lr.i artificial creature. But that need
BOZ sorry ,1u. Your bang il not that kind.
taoggGtiul gir.ish face Of delicate oval wears
tAr fringe charmingly. Such a head dress as
have is-t ses,rited goes with dOwncast lids
All ~'s'fui mouth very sweeily. Even the
vtrf prin girl suits her style Of bang and looks
the ui0Se quaiatly pFin and sweet fer IL. Sho
nav not wi-A 20 adopt Greek head dress and
sbree4 part Perhaps her hair will not part,
SON" nar do~-1' > sou know and mat DC she looks
-" The mis- lief with her hair parted Be-
sairs' oSinS !sst a quaint, priBl gIrl, she does
Eos want 10 peel her hair straight back aud
1ncA Ike an uac0mprofnising luestocaipc
Inc tans Il happy compromise 90 she cuts
INV bit % frICSe. then another above its end
Just covering the part ot the first aud perh,ps
another still above. Zach row gets its own half
t4Fa on the irons. 1sers ia just the needed
r-ii-t 10 thc hu- Of The brow. the contour Of
proa-e - soitened. Gua the bang in no way
tales f-On the charm % the ureciseIs poised
Dad and the demure coil at the back This
nort OF girl Is always daintily attractive She
has bright, clear complexion. a good figure
vel rounded neck and shoul lers and she wears
pretty gowns, and AL with an air from, the ton
- her moderate bsrg To the sole OF her moder-
ATE shoes Of not bO;hlTing or caring desperately
about Der dresses or get up, ANYHOW Now
how would that type OF girl be improved by a
change Ia her head dres-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

N PARIS THERE IS
q street that runs but
for two squares, and
yet, in that short dis
lance, gathers up much
Of the favor Of the
Paris Of today and yes
terday as we'll. This
short street the present
writer knows better
than any other; he has
lived on it more years
than one and has al
ways returned TO 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

IL OF q II NENEIC-
elias latest reyolaacn
has been some months
among the things that
were and he regime
OF the victorious rebel
general il now old
enough. according 10
precedent, for bic FOL
lowers 70 begin The con-
temptation Of smother
overturning.tra guilty
has net beeu fully re-
ssa-al 49, a. 10. -
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Written for The Eyeiing star.
CITY Coa-flnc.

City Coa.ting.
The snow comes down in feathery FAKES
When earth looks mesncholT:
lam glad IL comes because IL makes
The boys aad girls 80 Jolly.
And those even in the city pent
Their toes no longer toariag
At registers. HE on; content.
And down the street 90 eoastinr.
1praise not now the slcign-beiis' TIN
Fine tintnnabulaflon.
But the blithe ring Of voicesi In
This downhiH recreation
Cav crowds hear. th1urh chill the nirn4
WIN shouts rush down the sleepy.
Smooth streets, while my brtarwood llxas-
PeIchance am waxing sleepy.
Wei, let them down like lightning glide
With spice % danger. maybe:
The self-same sp0rt ms self on tired,
When was yonng as they be.
Oar rude. old-fasaioned hoTne-msde aeas
Would sometimes break and leave ns
SPRAYING in SNOW, bur. vita -ouad heAda
The fail no. much wouid grsve aa
In these progressive latter days
Nnen everything i nner
Than then. they've better. stronger sleigns
Than hsd when minor.
They are artistic, and - steel,
A. smooth a. glass, the ruaueny
In coiors bright. from head 20 heel
Are pasnted-regnlar stgnnerS
Especially when. swiftly. IKE
Small shooting stars down dssainG
A crossing vehicle they STRIKE
And hat with sudden smashing
fso.nermes feel as ia enjoy
A slide. Q iass beaiad me;
A isssl I am no more a boy
Now soeerer 1oy's assigned me
On head and beard tines snow Is rtfA
And ages aches-ive g's 'eu:
I'm slicin2 down the hln o. life
Shall reach ere long the bottom
But for the snow hurrahi ssy.
To NOPE indoors were folly;
Enjoy the snow while yet ye may
fe girls and boz :. be lollyi
Your biood's now warm: tire time yin coDA
When youth no loager bpasting.
Like me you u love 60 iii al homa
And 60 no more a-coastins.
~. L ssoEn.xn
January Z. 1888
His Only One.
Mr. Mum Ito bis dauehier)--~f suppos
his foreign sutton Of your. hasn't . cent"
Miss Muun-"oh. yes. be has. Pa Hs has
,veay EDglish accent"
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STYLE IN C0IFFURES.
Girls to Whom Bangs Are Becoming
Should Wear Them.
HOW TO ARRANGE THE HAIR.

The Different Kinds of Bsnrs-uoderate
C.. NJ the Curling Iron-Typos of Metro
poIIt,sn SsyI~-Yoaug Women for Whom
Gre.h F1nets Are Not Intended.
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Written for The EVENING Star.
"As Cold as Charity"

WE Of the younger generation find that, as
w rule, all the qualities of old age appeal
to our sensibilities very strongly. In q street
car head covered with silky white hair attracts
more attention than any with blonde locks, and
the owners Of those respectivehesds, if they be
men. are quite differently treated in the matter
Of being offered seats.
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HOW TO GATHER BUGS
Lots of Fun for Amateurs in the Col.
lection Of Insects.
ENTOMOLOGY AS A FAD,
Hunting Small Game In Meadow and Forest
Some Bugs Of Great Insefest-How to
Gather and Preserve Them-R Rearing Them
by Hand.
T SEEMS DIsCOUR-

T SEEMS D1SCOUR-
aging to consider the
fact that there are a.
least 10, 200, 900 species
Of insects in tho world.
Those Of them which
are commonly consid-
cred to be the most dis
agreeable are the ones
which have stings. II
Is always the females
which possess these
weapons. the abdomen
being armed with n
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portance TO keep the hair smooth at the roots.
That IL since glossy locks are TO be the rule as
soon as We can get them. We shall get them
by putting glycerine with whatever we use to
wash the hair. by washing 4, frequently and by
brushing II and wearing night cap. When It
comes down to fact. between You and me, the
v hole thing is got up as an excuse for the night
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YoRE. January 10, 1899.
FTER ALL THE TALK
about iilets. coroncts and
Greek parts" and so on
T. over IL viii s,iYi remain
= fact that the girl to whom
the hang il distinctly be-
coming Is and always viii
be. as she always has been,
a very pretty kind Of girl
Incidentally. she Is apt to
'1ok badly in a Greek part
he il bright enough to
now IL and smart enough
the bang stvle OF girl is
dlgavs smart-to point
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VENEZUELAN AFFAIRS
The Condition of Things Since the
Recent Revolution.
GENERAL CRESPo's REGIME.
istics-some Of the Horrors Daring the Re-
eentoa-The Former Frcsident's Lack OF
Tact-The Hall of Congress and Other Pub
lie Buildings.

Prom The Stare travelling Commissioner
CARACAS, VENEZUELA. Dec. I,
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ONE PARIS STREET.
It Gathers Up Much Of the Flavor Of
the French Capital.
HIS TOR RIO RU E LAEFTTTE.
II IL Short, but It Contains Some Notable
neutrality-suspicious. the Banking H ouses
of the Rothschiids and the Maison Doree-
Picture Dealers and Curiosity Shops.

Correspondence Of The Evening Star
PARIS jan l. 1892
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had seized on Montmartre to prepare their
famous ingurrection. In fact the church has
partly been built as q monument Of reparation
for those impious days. It was also around
the corner Of the Rue Lafitte on the Rue La
fayette, that two notable barricades were strug-
gled over when the communist were driven
back
Like nearly all Paris streets, except in the
richest and newest quarters of residences, the
ground Goors of the houses which line the Rue
Latfit.e are occupied by shops and Offices
Under Lady Richard wallsce's fine apartments
there 10 q shop of the boulevard. and there are
only two exceptions to the rule along the whole
street. One is the old Turkish embassy, which
goes begging for tenant, because no one
would now think of keeping up 60 great an
establishment in this part Of the city The
other is the banking house Of Ruthschild.
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His Only One.
From Truth.
Mr.. Mum Ito bis daueh,er)--"r suppess
this foreign sutton Of yours hasn't cent"
Miss Muun-"oh, yes. be hAs, Pa Rs hass
lovely English accent"
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a GRAND DISPLAY.
Worlds Columbian Exposition Grounds
Illuminated by Electricity.

Worlds Columbian Exposition Grounds
Illuminated by Electricity.
WORLDS FAIR GROUNDS. CHICAGO,
May 9 The climax in electric1ty's
upward march through the nine
teenth century was reached Mon
day night when the worlds fair build
ings and grounds were Illuminated in
honor of the first ''open evening OF
the exposition. The whiteness OF the
buildings gave added luster to the rays
from the million and more lights in the
grand plaza. while the golden statues
of s'rhe Republic AMI Diana upor
which the light from the west end OF
Administration plaza poured in blind
ing showers, sent back happy
response which blended harmoniously
with the whole. The different buildings
were Illuminated to certain extent
but the Administration building on the
west and the peristyle in the east IN
closing the grand court of honor hello
the multitude spell-boupd and easily
carried off the honors of the night.
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GONZALES is DEAD.


The Mexican Statesman Leaves an Estate
of 87.OOO,OOO for His Family.
CITY of MEXICO, May 9.-Gen. Manuel
Gonzales. ex-president of this republic
and governor of the state of GuanaJua
to, died Monday afternoon. He was
born near Matamoras, in Tamaulipas,
in 1920. He was the possessor of great
personal courage, which was largely
instrumental in securing MIN consid-
cradle following. His opportune ap-
pearance at Tomas do Tocoac was the
principal feature in the campaign cul-
1ninating in the battle of Tuxtepec, in
the revolution which brought Gen.
Diaz into power; He was president
from 1880 to 1884 His wife and two
sons survive him. He leaves an estate
valued at 81, 100000
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
DISCHARGED.

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, May 9.-Judge
Bailey has discharged Mrs. Elizabeth
Russell, who was convicted of MUIR
der year ago. Her alleged
victim was Bertha Erickson, who
died under mysterious circum-
stances indicating poisoning. 1t was
claimed that the object of the deed was
to get rid of Mrs. Erickson, who was a
domestic in the Russell household, so
that Mrs. Russell could marry her hus-
band, Peter, who was a farm hand on
the Russell farm. The ground of the
discharge is insuficiency of evidence.
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DEATH ON a RIV ER.
Seven Persons Killed by an sFEx.
ploslon on q Steamer.
Eighteen Others Are Terribly scalded and
s Several Of Them May Die-Hor~
rible Sights Witnessed
by Rescuers.
sCALD1NG STEAM.

CAIRO, ILL.,, May 8.-The steamer Ohio,
belonging to the Memphis & Cincinnati
Packet company, collapsed a fue while
opposite Wolf island, 80 miles below
here, at 1880 Sunday morning, and
seven men are now dead and twenty
more badly scalded. Many of the latter
will die.
The names of the dead are as follows:
Collins Hampton, w. w. Hurshman,
CYRUS Myers, Thomas Woods and three
unknown men.
THE EXPLOSION.
The accident occurred just after
First Engineer Crum had gone off
watch and Second Engineer Mority
had gone on duty. The colored por-
ton of the crew were in the gang
way between two long high rows
of cotton bales and near the
boiler. The white men were farther
back, and all were eating their break
fast when the fue collapsed and the
after end of the boiler few out with a
report like cannon shot. Instantly
the gangway was filed with scalding
steam that blew with such force
that two huge bales of paper,
which stood just in the rear OF
the boilers, were blown clear to the
stern of the boat and every part of the
vessel was filled with the vapor. The
men who were not Frustrated by the
conclusion stan ted to fee in half bent
positions, but the cotton piles pre-
vented their escape antil every man in
the lower after part of the boat was
covered with scalding water
HORRIBLE SCENES.
A dreadful sight was presented,
though, when the rescuers got in. More
than score of men were writhing in
agony and begged to be killed to get
them out of their misery. In some cases
when an effort was made to move the
victims the skin and even the par
boiled flesh would fall from their
bodies to the deck. Two men
had stripped themselves of their
clothing. DR.. S. S. WOODBURY., of
Pittsburgh, was the only physician on
board, but he did all in his power to as
sist the officers and others who lent
their aid in caring for the sufferers.
The steamer Egeus left here Sun
day morning for below with two
barges and arrived at the scene
of the disaster about two hours
after it occurred.
SIX MORE ARE DEAD.
CAIRO, ILL.,, May Six more of the
men scalded by bursting of the fiue OF
the steamer Ohio have died, making a
total of thirteen victims. The rest are
resting easier and will probably re-
cover. .... ~
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Indiana Road to Be Subsidized.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. May TO- - The
movement to substitute the Terre Haute
& Saylor Springs road is taking definite
shape At meeting of representative
business men it was q ,rmined to
make an effort to raise about 500, 900
for this township in aid of the pro-
jected road. The road is to run south
west from this city to a connecting
point with the Illinois Central.
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Five Tramps Killed.

CINCINNATI, May s.-A rear-end col
lision between two freight trains on
the Dayton & Michigan road occurred
Saturday near Tadmer, north of Dayton.
The first train had stopped for water, and
the succeeding one ran into the rear
end of it. Six tramps had hidden them
selves among some railroad ties on one
of the cars, and when the shock came
five of them were killed outright and
one was injured.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
MORE APPOINTMENTS.
Men Who Seem to Have Taken the Pres
fdent's Fancy.

Men Who Seem to Have Taken the Pres
ident's Fancy.
WASHINGTON, May 8.-The president
has made the following appointments:
Robert B. Bowler, of Ohio, to be first comp
troller of the treasury; William c. Renfrow, to
be governor of the territory of Oklahoma;
Charles G. Richards to be secretary OF Utah;
Charles NJ Bruce, to be secretary of Arizona
Darwin z. Curtiss, to be register of the
land office at Marquette Mich James w. Dun
can, of the Indian territory to be special agent
to make allotments of lands in severalty in the
Cherokee outlet to seventy-one Cherokee citi-
zens, as provided by act Of congress, approved
March 3, 1893 John Goode, of Virginia, to be
commissioner ON the part of the United States
under the treaty for claims commission con.
cluded between the United States and Chilli
August T. 1892.
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viii of joseph spinney.

New YORK, May lo.-The will of the
late Joseph S. Spinney, who left an es-
tate valued at $4,000, 900. was filed for
probate Tuesday in Brooklyn. The will
makes several small requests to rela-
tives and friends and then orders the
estate to be divided between his sister.
the Wesleyan university in Middletown,
Conn.,, and the Seaman's Friends society.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Twins for a septuagenarian.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, May 10.-The
record has been made at Clinton, north
of here, where twins have just been
born to Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Wishard,
the father being II years old and the
wife 81 years of age Mr. Wishard has
been married to his present wife about
three years. The twins and mother are
doing we'll.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
8 Assault and Suicide.

DEs MONIES, Ia, May 10. = Dan
Stuart, horse trainer, killed himself
last night after having assaulted and
probably fatally wounded Mrs. Webb
Moon, a young married woman in
whose house he resided. The crime
was only known at the return home of
the husband of the injured woman,
who is driver in the employ of the
United States Express company.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
A Chicago Bank Suspends.

CHICAGO. May 9.-The Chemical ma.
tional bank of this city. which estab-
lished branch at jackson park, where
worlds fair concessionaires have been
depositing their cash, closed it's doors
Monday. Officials say that the assets
will satisfy the liabilities, but nothing
definite in this respect could be dis:
covered by National Bank Examiner
Sturges, who was asked to take charge
of the affairs of the institution.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Fortune of q Brother and Sister.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May Z. - DR..
George Williams, of this county, has re-
ceived a letter from his sister at Fin
castle, Va, that by the death of her
uncle, Isaac Morgan, of that place,
they have fallen heir to fortune of
$4,000, 900 in stocks and bonds. Mr..
Morgan was 100 years old at the time
of his death
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
| Murder in Iowa.

MARsHALLTowN, Ia, May s:-While
bridge crew was playing cards and
drinking beer near Riverton two OF
them. o. c. Cloud and G. Scott, got into
dispute. After some hot words Cloud
shot and killed Scott and then gave
himself up.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Recognizing the Peace of Cuba.

HAVANA May 10 The queen regent
of Spain has sent cable message to
Nthe captain general of Cuba congratu-
lating him upon the settlement of the
outbreak in Holguin without the she'd
ding of blood. There are no indications
that further trouble will occur. The
state of siege in the district of Santiago
has been raised.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Two Noted Germans Dead

BERLIN, May 10.-Prince Adolphus
Schaumburg-Lippe, died Monday in
Buckenburg, capital of Schaumburg-
Lippe Prince Adolphus was born in
ls17, and succeeded to the throne in
1860. Privy Councillor Bismarck, oldest
brother of the ex-chancellor is dead.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Ordered q Quarantine.

BREMEN, May 10.-The authorities
here have ordered quarant tine against
all vessels arriving from French ports.
This action is due to the spread of chol-
era in France. Cholera is increasing in
Tobolsk, the most westerly government
IF Siberia
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Gates Were Barred.

CHICAGO, May s.-President Higin
botham's order closing the gates of the
worlds fair Sunday to all save the EN-,
ployes necessary to carry on the work
of completing the exhibition was
obeyed to the letter.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Rir Fire in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y. May 9.-Fire Mon
day night destroyed the works Of the
Shepard Hardware company. Loss,
about 5000, 900, insurance, on contents,
s145, 900; on building, $4,000. The Of
fee, laboratory and part of the machine
and pattern shops of the New York car
wheel works were damaged $45, ZOO.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Fatal Gas Explosion.

. ANDERSON, Ind. May An explo-
sion Of natural gas at their home in
this city fatally injured Eli Murray
and his wife and seriously hurt his two
chile ren Il NJ 5ss 8 sssZ
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Valuable Relics Found.

CH1LL1corHE, O., May 9.-Heavy rains
near here washed the earth away and
disclosed valuable relics on the his
torical Massie farm, consisting of stone
implements. bullets, coins and silver
buttons The gold coins are dated 1927
and 175O. A gold watch charm found
with the coins is finely chased and
bears the inscription ''Lafayette.'
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Rosecrans Resigns.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Secretary Car
Isle has received the resignation Of
Gen. w. S. Rosecrans, of California, as
register of the treasury. to take effect
May 81. Declining health is given as
the reason. The resignation was &C.
cepted.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Broth er and Sister Drowned.

DETROIT. Mich, May Willoughby
Compton, aged 10. and his sister Flor
ence, aged %, were drowned in the De-
troit river Sunday afternoon. While
in rowboat they tried to cross the
towline of barge. which capsized their
craft and threw them into the water.
The bodies have not been recovered.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
A Long Bicycle Ride.

CHICAGO, May lO.-E. M. Durant and
Slater Howard, of Atlanta, Ga, arrived
in this city yesterday, having ridden
from their home on bicycles. distance
of 829 miles. in fourteen DAYS.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Found His Eloping wife.

SoUrH BEND, Ind, May 10.-Harvey
Brooks, of Goshen, Ind, arrived here
Tuesday in pursuit of his wife. who
eloped last week with j. A. McCassel-
man, of Goshen. The couple were To-
Gated in this city.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
An Entire Family Drowned.

CARM1, ILL.,, May s.-While returning
to his home near Marshall's ferry in a
skiff Peter jackson was caught in the
current of the Wabash river, which is
now miles wide, and the skiff. becom-
ing unmanageable, was overturned and
jackson, his wife and two children were
drowned.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Death of Mrs. Depew.

NEW YORK, May S.-Mrs. Elsie Hege-
man Depew. wife of Chauncey M. De-
pew, died at her home in this city at
1890 yesterday afternoon. Although
Mrs. Depew was known to be seriously
ill this sudden termination of her ill
ness was not expected by her family
and those who were most intimately
connected with her.
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Fell One Hundred Feet.

AKRON, O., May 1O.-Gus Schiller and
bridge near this city when the struc
ture gave way and thew. fell distance
of 100 feet and were instantly killed.
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Fate OF . Fiend.

MOUNTAIN IRON, MINI, May I'm
this village yesterday Herbert Tarsney
was hanged to the limb of a tree and
riddled with bullets by a gang Of
miners. Tarsney criminally assaulted
two little girls aged and s respectively.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
The Usual Result.

MITCHELL, Ind, May 1O.-Dora David
son shot and instantly killed his younger
brother, Dennis, aged 13, near here yes
terday while fooling with a gun sup
posed to be unloaded.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Failure of CARPET Manufacturers.

VIENNA, May 9.-The prominent firm
of Brueder &, Wolff, manufacturers O.
carpets, has failed The liabilities arr
stated to be ZOO, 600 forms.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Hs.H. Warner Assiglfs.

81 RocHEsTER, n. Y, Nav 9.-H. 81
Warner, the patent-medic ine man, yes
,terdlay gave up the struggle against adj
verse fate and fled "a general assign
ment for the dt of creditors. His
liabilities ari 'shaged at $500, 600.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
:. Asphyxiated.

CHICAGO, May ii. Fitch, q stock
man Of Delmar, Ia. was found dead IN
his room at the City hotel, having been
smot hered by gas, which it IS believed
he allowed accide ntally to escape from
s Jet.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
A Fireman Killed.

PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-The large
four-story mill at Orchard and Tacony
streets was burned Monday night with
a loss of 100000 Harry knight had
his skull fractured by jumping from
the third floor and Joseph Taylor, a
fireman, was killed by falling walls.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
Carlyle Harris Electrocuted.

SING SING, N. Y, May Carlyle w.
Harris was executed by electricity in
the prison yesterday at 12:40 p. N. for
the murder Of Mary Helen Potts, his
wife. Harris decl AIRED his innocence to
the last
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Killed Each Other.

FREsN1Lo, Mexico, May Jacob
Valdez, a prominent and wealthy
young merchant here, and Plutarco
Margro, q rising attorney, fought a
duel yesterday over the hand of a well
known society young lady and both
were killed.
The Irish standard., 1893-05-13
a Family Burned to Death.

NORTH GALVESTON, Ind, May To-
The residence OF J. j. Jackson was
burned yesterday and Mr.. jackson and
his wife and three children persisted in
the flames p ,ssl. .E..a
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Given a Surprise.

i CLINTON, Ind, May 10.-Twins were
born yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. S. F..
Wishard. of this place, the father being
u years old and the wife 90 years of
age,