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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
MOrderstwO i samOb6jstwO.

C1NcINAT1, O., 6 pazdziern.-W
Williamsburg, powiat Clermont, ro-
botnik Wilson. zastrzelii IL ietnia
I've Warman, poniewaz rodzice ME
chcieli zezwoli6 ma Stub obojga. DO
konawszy tego morderstwa, uciek}:
Znaleziono 60 pazajutrz kula W
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
PrZeciW POlakOm.

BERLIN, 6 pazdziernika.-Naro.
dowi llberali wydali elektoralny ma
nifest, wystepujac W MIN przeciw
partyi katolickiej, kt6ra "a bardzo
"trzyma" z radyka3ami polakaml.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Setki Os6b utOne1y.

New ORLEANS, 6 paz.-Parowiec
Joe Web wskutek eksplozyi kotla,
zosta} W kawa}ki poszarpany, kilka
set os6b znalaz}o smierci W nurtach
wod. Wypadek mial miejsce prey
wyspie Grand.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Kilka dni temu przyaresztowano
niejaka Katie Loard, matke tr6jga
drobnych dzieci, zostawiajac ostatnie
bez najnniejszej opieki. Polak Mi
ko}aj Lubowicz zdjety litoscia ME-
dola dzieci, zaia} sic opuszczonemi j
wynalazi i'm przytulek tax daugo,do-
p6ki matka wiezienia uwolniona
ME bedzie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
ZnOWu eksplOZya

MADRYT, 6 pazdzern.-Z Merida,
W poblizu Badajos Donosza o strasz-
nej eksplozyi dynamitowej, ktora
zniszczy}a k,lka dom6w wiele os6b
W skutek tego uleg}o poranieniu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Manic Levandie, grek, wywoiaa
wielks sensacye ma ulicy Market.
Wyjawszy kieszeni paczke picnic
dzy papierowych, cos okoao 5000,
braa po kilka banknot6w pali3 je W
obec zagapionej publicznosci. Palic
pieniadze W tych "ciezAich czasach"
wydaao sic nonsensem przechodzace-
mu policyantowi, bo rzucil sic ma
greka chcia} mu przeszkodzid W
zniszczeniu reszty. Ten atoli podar}
pieniadze W drobne kawaleczki, po
czem 60 ubezw}adniono. Pieniadze
to nalezaly do jego brata, ktory wy
biera& sic wlasnie do Grecyi. Rad
wypaaci grekowi pewna czesc stra-
GOMEZ W tax dziwny spos6b sunny.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Zamezna J0zefa Selewska, mie

Zamezna Jozefa Selewska, miesz-
kajaca pod No. 1914 Josephine st ,
ktora dnia 22 wrzesnia domu sic
wydali}a bez sladu przepad}s w ME.
dziele sic sama znalazla. Utrzymuja
il Jest ME spe}na rozumu.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Pamieci Pamela.

DUBLIN, pazdz. - Korporacya
miejska postanowila wzia6 udzia} W
demonstracyi pahstwowej jaka odbe.
die sic W niedziele ma czes6 Parnel-
la ma cmentarzu Glasnerin. Jest to
druga rocznica smierci Parnella.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Tomasz Baton, polak, pcszed} do
pewnego bossa o6arowa} mu 5 do.
lar6w nagrody, jezeli bedzie do pra
cy przyjety. Boss odprawi} innego
1obotnika ma kilka dn1, Baitoniow
da} prace; lecz skoro IS zapracowa},
wypedzono 90. Dobra to nauka dla
zdrajc6w i podstepnych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w. biurze sanitarnem zarotowano
wczoraj II wypadkow chcroby dyf-
terytu. Osmiu zachorowalo W 32.ei
wardzie, dwoch W wschodniej czesci
miasta dw6ch W po}udniowei.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Ze LWOWa.

Dnia % 60 wrzesnia odby}o sic "
kosciele katedralnym we Lwowie,na-
bozehstwo zalobne "a pos36w gro.
dziehskich, kt6rzy do ostatniei chwi-
Ii opierai sic Grugiemu rozbiorowi
Polski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Grupa l4O wv. Mar. Pol, Stani'
s}awa Kostki przystapi ma najbliz.
Sym mityngu do wyboru nowegc
zarz4du.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Sat0li kupil dom.

WASHINGTON, 6 pazdziernika.-
Arcybiskup Satolli kupil dom tutaj,
ktcry niegdys by} w}asnoscia St. A.
Douglass, gdy tenze byl sepatorem.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
sZczona.

Zydowscy bankierzy bankrutuja
jeden po drugim. N:edawno temu
zbankrutowa}a bankierska frma We
inbergiera W New Yorku, kt6ra je.
den kro6 sto tysiecy dolarow zabrala
posz}a W nieznane swiaty. Obecnie
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
JesZcZe w Oblezeniu.

MoNTEvlDEo, 6 pazdziernika-
Jeszcze trwa oblezenie miast Rio do
Jareiro Santos Prezydent Peinxoto
zdeterminowany jest opierat sic do
ostatka,
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Ministeryum PeruWii

LIMA, 6 Observation-Disclosures
peruwiahskie zreoganizowano jak
nastepuje: Senior Goston, sprawy
wewnetrzne; Figuera, sprawiedi.
wost; La Tore, fnanse; Somocur.
leo, woina.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Przyjechali W tym tygodniu ma
szyfkarty z. Chrzanowskiego: Ia.
deusz Roszyk ALBERT Jutrzehski, ,Ka-
zimierz Sitkowski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
BurZe we Francyi.

PARYz, pazdziernika.-W po.
sudniowej Francyi p6}n. W4oszech
szalala wielka burza, kt6ra zrzadzi1s
nieobliczone szkody. w Nicer do.
my zalane.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Cheaper Than Walking.

One fare fur round to the Fair
and return via the popular Nickel
Plate Road Sunday Oct. 9th. Don't
miss the Chicago Day exercises.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w zaprzesz&y czwartek pozar po-
wsta}y prey ul. Hamilton v poblizu
Weson, zniszczy} caikiem warsztaty
"Vulcan.'' Szkody wynosza $45, 600,
W czesci asekuracya pokryte. Tale.
mnica jest jak powsta} pozar.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
ZaburZenia w ARGENTINE

BUENos AYREs, 6 pazdziern.-
Komunikacya telegrafczna i kolejo.
wa prZerwana.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Konstanty Ciechohski poraniony
zosta} dn;a "a lipca przez tramwaj
Consolidated do tego prawie czasu
leczy} sic ran. Doktorzy apteki
wyciaga}y zaoszczedzone pieniadze
inagle GAIA fanilla znalaz}a sic W mai
okrutniejszej nedzy. iona pracowa6
isc ME mog}a,bo W domu jest piecio-
70 ma}oletnich dzieci. O familii tel
powiadomiono zarzad miejski i tenze
nakaza} wyda6 biedakom prowizyi a
choremu wyznaczy& doktora miej-
skiego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Niedawno temu W domu pani Pc.
troska, pozostawi&a nieznajoma ko-
beta n:emowle plci zehskiej wiecej
sic po ME zgiosi}a. w tych dniach
przybyia do Petroskiej pewna ame-
rykanka Colorado i dziecko adop-
towa}a.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Miedzy lSta i l9ta utica W Pitts.
burgu by}o dziecko smiertelnie cho.
re, natenczas przyszedl. .przyjaciel ro-
dziny IONA, znakomity znawca psy-
chologii doradzi} rodzicom umlera-
jacego dziecka, mowiac, trzeba "a.
trzymac tego ducha W ciele, pozamy-
ka6 okna, drzwi komin, zatrzynaj.
my zegar aby ME straszy2 ducha, i
tax wyczekiwali smierci lub wyzdro-
vienna dziecka, W takich torturach
trzymali mniej wiecej 4S godzin
dziecko. Nareszcie przyszed} Antoni
Kwiatkowski cz}owiek rozumny,zga-
nil I'm to barbarzyhskie postepowa-
ME uratowa} chwilowo dziecko cd
zaduszenia. swoja droga po kilku
dniach umario dziecko ma zarznice
duch nimo rozumnego doradcy ami
W ciele dzieciecia ali W domu zatrzy.
manym bye ME m6g}.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Niedaleko Irwin PREY Pennsylva.
mia kolei furgon pokaleczy} nlebez
piecznie nieznanego murzyna.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w hotelu Harmony, zamieszka1ym
przez Polak6w, S}owak6w i WHO
chow przysz}o dzisiaj do kl6tni E po.
tenn do bijatyki, W kt6rej czterech
niebezpiecznie a tuzin lekko ranio-
no. Dw6ch pijanych w}ochow rozpo-
cze}o bijatyke, W kt6rej W kilka mi
nut p6zniej oko}o 40 osob udzia} W
niej bra}o; po jednej stronie staueli
waosi a po drugiej polacy i ssowacy.
Bito sic prawie POI godziny, a jake
broh s}uzyly uzywano rome sprzety.
Zsrekwirowana policya posozy}a kres
bitwie, aresztujac kilku. Pelletiemu,
kt6ry rozpoeza} b6jke, rozbito czasz.
ke, pewnie umrze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w niedziele ubieg}a ochrzconych
by}o W kosciele sw. Stanislawa Ko
SIKH 5 chaopczyk6w 3 dziewczynki.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Bawi W naszem miescie cd kilku
dni x. }. Barszcz W celach Nevis
domych.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w Homestead przybudcwanych
bedzie kilka wiecej piecow PREY ia
brykach Edgar Thompsona.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07
Ca1odzienna bitWa.
wa przerwana'

MADEYT, pazdz.-Pomiedzy Ma.
urami q wojskiem stacyonujacym W
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

Korespondentem z Pittsburgh dla
Jutrzemki z Cleveland jest J. Kola
sihski.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1893-10-07

w alei przy ul. Wilcox znaleziono
pedrzucone szesciomiesieczne dziec-
ko p}ci meskiej.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22

CAUGHTBY bECTRICITY.
Novel and Successful Method of Land.
ing Three Burglars.

Novel and Successful Method of Land
ing Three Burglars.
Three burglars trapped BY electricity and
the camera have confessed to robbing the
store of Foster, Stevens h Co.. Grand Rap
ids. MCh., hardware merchants. For some
time the firm has been loser by persis
tent till tapping and all other devices fail
ing. two electricians arranged n camera H..
cused on the cash drawer, and an electric
connection was made with the Edison com
pany's plant 10 operateit. A burglar.nlaiu.
device was fitted in the cash drawer, SO thn'
when the till was opened the electric C, n
nection was made and the shutter of The
camera opened exposed the lens at he
same instant setting on calcium flash
light. As soon as the flash light fuse burn
ed out il broke the circuit and the camera
lens closed automatically. with the phmJ-
graphs of the till tappers imprinted on the
instantaneous plate. The three young men
in the crowd were startled with the NJ.
light, but as no demonstration follow,
they finished the job in peace. 4
suspects were arrested and when
fronted by the photograph they broke dow
and have made full confessions. III n
names are Lewis Stone burner and Charl -
and Henry Snyder. Thev all live there.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
- -
SUCCESSFULLY TESTED.

Initial Trial OF Electricity on Canal Boat,
Entirely Satisfactory.
Electrical propulsion of commercial boat
on canals is n demonstrated success. Null
and steam power are doomed, The new powe
was tested at Brighton, four miles distan
from Rochester, n. Y, on the Erie Canal.
The old steamship Frank Hawley, fittet
with an electrical motor by the Westing.
house company, taking power from the
trolley wire overhead, started off without
hitch or hindrance when Mr.. Hawley, tn,
promoter, of the scheme, pulled the lever.
The electric current was taken from tht
street railway, about 500 volts power
The trolley poles are similar 10 those on the
electric railway cars. but with a lateral
hinge. allowing for a DETECTION of the boat
six feet either way. They are only tempo
rarily used. Later it is intended 10 use q
trolley running over the top Of the wire
with a wire drop from the trolley 10 the boat
and thence connecting with the motor. Tn,
boat sped faster than the law allows, six
miles an hour, without hitch or break. Ev-
cry difficulty encountered in canal naviga-
lion was successfully overcome.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
ROBBED IN THE DAYLIGHT
THEY GOT ego, 600.
Chicaeo's Big Rookery the Scene Of
Wonderfully Bold Robbery.


4 n Drot. ,,oo.,, -, A.. ,,,
'''su'e' W 'he ihuiaha
illhois% iowa railway, was assaulted In his
Office In the Rookery building Chicago ane
robbed of many Thousand ALL 90 ,r,ta,. 4.
h.a ,,.,,.a T., -. .'.. 80 ~
'"' p"'Aeu :" 'nise preparatory 10 going
out upon the road TO pay employees.
nail carrier In passing Mr.. brakes oftic,
hoard gro.rs w;,hi,, ava uuo, .,,s.,.
-, 80, "i'"'" Nv" "po" eh'er"e
iouii" 'he ohiciai lying upon the hooi
bruised and in n semi-conscious condi.
tion.
,,I,u. h.o, ..,I.,
NJ nsop pe, IIuoeu ~ Two men. SAID
,,,,,ai aAe .e.uly' anu 'ne open safe over
80 h;s .,s.n,.,, nnu s%yu.teIeu % papers cohtrin,
Sa,a s.;S.,ian ~ n,H wsns OH ms hehn
ii,,ie ~, s,. y, sa,sase oiows' ne hnd nut
ms,',,o,'.';y o"t ,aa VIZ sum uooo was
Jers,nod .I ia, a, ,h i,,sshs ann " was soon M
With H., a,o., ous ,oo'ers n"u fnaue away
~ ~ 'na. ,. a,no M
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
CATHOLIC SEMINARY BURNED
Two Children suffocated and a Number
of Others Injured.

Two Cnlluren 5uHOcateu ana ~ umDe1
Of Others Injured.
The Edgewood Female Seminary. Madi.
son, Wis, was destroyed by FIRE Two chill
dren were suffocated and several others IN
jured. The dead are:
Majorie Rice, Stevens Point, Wis; Mag.
gle Stack, Ga Forty-ffih street, Chicago
The following were overcome with smoke;
Frances Hanneburg, Of Chicago Kate
Sweeney, of Michigan, One Of the sisters,
name un' nown,
The three latter will recover. The fire
started in the upper story ofthe main build.
ing, where the girl students, some so in
number, were sleeping. The halls were
soon filled with smoke and the Catholic
sisters who conduct the seminary, had the
greatest difficulty in getting the girls out
When little Marjorie Ric. and Maggie Stack
aged and years respectively, we're reach
ed their bodies were lfeless, the little one.
having been suffocated.
A new structure and several other build
ings were destroyed. The loss is s75 900,
nearly fully insured. TheDominican Sisters
were given the seminary buildings and
grounds some years ago by ex-Gov. c. G
Washburn.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
HUNDREDS PER lSH At SEA
a sNow-LADEN HURRICANE
gwaIsss Ships, Sweep Docks and Harms
Rails and Wires.

II lie estimated that 200 lives have been
lost during lthe gale which swept over
The British coast Sunday andMonday and in
addition, the crews Of several boats are still
missing. Some idea of the force Of the
gale can b e gathered from the fact that two
heavy railroad engines were blown off the
rack near Inverness, blocking all traffic
oorth and necessitatng the dispatch Of two
wrecking trains TO clear the track, The
wreckage trains have not since hsen heard
from so IL is supposed that the work has
been impeded by fall Of snow.
Reports from Harve and Calais say the
storm along the Normandy coast is the
worst one experienced in the last 20 years.
Wrecks are reported from every point along
the coast lnnnmerable small crafts have
vanished from the waters along the coast.
Vessels were dragged from their moorings
and sunk with all on board. More than 800
Iersons were drowned at Calais and in the
immediate neighborhood. Fifty bodies
have been recovered.
The channel steamer, Foam. which left
Dover for Calais had the greatest difficulty
n entering Calais harbor. Her officers
counted 20 wrecks, principally fishing boats
IN the l3.mile interval between Gravelines
and Calais. They found the east pier head
~ Nalals DarOOr swept away. More thnn
500 feet of the pier had been swept away.
The harbor looked as fit hA been shaken
by an earthquake,
The British steamer Hampshire went
down off Gurnards Head on the Cornish
coast. Twenty-three men were lost. So
far definite reports have been received of
the loss of 20 steamers and sailing vessels
along the British coast, with loss of about
10 men. Travellers fishing smacks and
small craft Of other sorts have been re-
ported by the score rs missing from every
important point on the coast. The people
of the orkney Islands, off the north coast
Of Scotland, have suffered terribly Many
houses were unroofed walls and barns lev
eled and haystacks blown out to sea,
The steamship Killarney which arrived
az Cork reports that she found the National
line steamship Helvetia making signals of
distress about 10 miles from Milford. The
Killarney stood by the Helvetia for five
hours, and then, as the fury of the storm
was increasing, was obliged 10 leave. A
tug fpnlly towed the Helvetia into Milford
Haven. 100 deaths have been reported in
Havre, France. The losses OF the fishing
fleet will doubtless raise the number TO 200
or more.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22

JosEPH GALLOWAY, a farmer Of near Fay
ette City, was thrown from his buggy in
runaway. His feet caught in the gearing
and his body was dragged for two miles
and bruised into q Jelly. He was 80 years
old.
WILLIAM HAucHr and Allen Stephenson.
glassblowers. fought with knives at Belle
vernon, as result Of a drunken quarrel.
Both suffer from a dozen or more bad
wounds. They will likely die.
MARTHA CUMMINGS, young women liv-
ing near Huntington, went TO the Worlds
Fair five weeks ago. The last heard of her
was two weeks ago and it is feared she has
met with foul play.
THE fish commission at Harrisburg has
given office that next month 5000 rainbow
trout fry, all ha,ched year ago will be sent
to Ohio Pyle to stock the ioughiogheny.
AT New Castle, a 5-year-old daughter Of
James w. Clark was probably fatally burn.
ed by her clothing catching fire, while sh,
was burning pile OF rubbish.
LUTHER JOKES, OF Scranton, while suf
fering from stroke apoplexy fell
against fence picket and sustained injur-
les from WHICH he died.
MRs. ROBERT Cook. of Bradford. shot her
'elf twice in the breast with revolver. be-
cause her husband came home intoxicated
She will probably die.
Two young men, both we'll dressed, sup
posed to he from Newark, n. j.. were In
stantly killed by the Pacific express near
Altoona on Sunday.
NEW CASTLE merchants will not give un-
employed workmen reductions in prices
for goods and the millmen may start
general store.
M.sKFp men held nm Isaac Stickles n
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
KEYSTONE STATE CULLINGS
THE TnURON MINES.


REorENiNG THE FAMOUS ANTHRACITE col
LIIR1Es.
PoTTsviILE-The work Of reopening the
abandoned coal operations on Thuron tract
was began Tuesday by the Red Ash Coal
Company, which is composed of Scranton
and Wilkesbarre capitalists, at the head OF
which is Senator Morgan b. Williams. II
is exactly forty.six years since the machin-
cry was removed and the work abandoned
after fire had burned its way from the sur
face to the bottom Of the 6o0 foot slope,
which caved in.
The first loaded car was hoisted from the
slope, which is down sixty feet. Thousands
Of tons Of the best quality Of coal remain
In the mine, which was only partially
worked. BY fully developing the operations
the company expects to have one of the
largest producing collieries in the lower
anthracite coal field.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
THE LABOR WORLD.

PARIS has sixty labor papers.
BRicRLAyERs have 3l1 unions.
LONDON has $500 union printers.
ALL Fall River mills are running.
FALL RIVER. Mass, has 5000 weavers.
The Chickasaw Nation needs cotton pick.
ers,
CIGABMAKERs have s504, 900 in their treas
nry.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, has workingmen's poitl-
cal clubs.
BREAD riots have occurred among wiscon.
sin miners.
QUEENSLAND has sixteen labor members OF
the Assembly.
THOUSANDS OF unemployed men from Col.
orado are going TO Texas.
GERMANY prohibits the employment oi
union men on Government works.
A STONE saw placed In the quarrics at Rut-
land, VT, does the work OF about 100 men.
FIFTY per cent. Of the workingmen and
women OF Pennsylvania IRE out OF employ.
ment.
The Salvation Army at San Francisco gave
dinners TO over 1850 people on one day re-
Gently.
MACHINERY in Plttsburg steel works en-.
ables 1000 men to do the work formerly done
by 5000.
A BosToN editor has been appointed State
inspector Of boilers, stationary engines and
engineers.
RIoTs have been precipitated at Los An
Reles, CAL. in the work OF exterminating
Chinese garden workers.
A PITTsBuRa iron worker, after hunting
work for two months. was sent to the pen!-
tentiary at Syracuse, N. Y, as a trinnp.
The State Convention OF Railroad Tele-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
Broken.

Little Nadge was in trouble. She
came crying into the house, her lit.
tie apron gathered up in one hand,
as II to preserve some most precioui
relic.
"lve b'oke my smellin'-bottle."
she sobbed, Lifting tear-wet implor.
ing eyes 10 my face.
"Your smelling bottlew re.
peated. II didn't know you had one.
Where are the pieces:"
She held open her apron, and what
do You think lay. there' The scat
tered petals Of rose! This was her
tOo'agod smelling bottle" and
while she was using IL it had fallen
apart
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
nr1p UP THE WHOLE FAMILY.

tered the residence of John Horning of
Horningsford, Miiiiin county. aud after
breaking all the doors held up Mr.. Horning
and his family at the points Of their revol-
vers and compelled him to open up his safe
and give up 800 in cash. The thieves then
prepared themselves some supper and after
finishing their meal gathered up the family
silver and decamped
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
rne Passing High Shoulder.

The fashion for high shoulder, with
all its slnartness, is rapidly passing
away and the over-fashiOnable gui-
pure lace is being supplanted by point
d'Alencon as a decoration for gowns.
The new lace is of lovely yellow
tone, its net clear and rather broadly
meshed and scattered with coDven-
tlonal designs in O series OF stitches
that look like the patient grouping
,f myriad millet seeds
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
Burned Alive in n Wreck.

A passenger lrain on the East Alabama
railroad 1umped the track on Il curve and
rolled duwna 10 foot enbnnkment. The
wIeck touk lire from the overiurnins of The
stoves and II panic followed nmuug the
ierror-siri ken passengers. Thomas Dno-
er oil Lafayette, Was caught unIvr seat
and was burned To a crsp The cause of
the derhi!m.ht IL not known. The smoker
and one coach were burned. Driver was
cremaied before the eyes of the other pas
sengers who were powerless to cave him.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
KILLED BY A sTEP,sON.

The Boy Couldn't Stand se.inga a Little
Sister Slapped.
Monroe Wyatt, wealth farmer Of Flor
ence station, near Paducab, Ky, diedWednes'
day from the effects of a blow dealt him by
his step-son. Fred Hughes, Saturday night.
Wyatt had slapped one Of his little
daughters when Hughes inierfered striking
him several blows on the head with fire
shovel. Hughes escaped and has not yet
been captured
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22

frank T. Scesrce, the swell Lexington,
KY, forser sawed himself out OF Jail and Is
now at liberty. scearcs was a prominent
society and business man until short time
Ego, when 1t was discovered that be had
been guilty OF swindling to the extent of
$4,000. Scarce left the following note to
Jailor Wilkerson:
Dear Uncle Billy will return on Jan
nary 20, 1874 the day set for my trial. 10
not bother about me. Il will keen NV word
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Mayyou mission at Cleveland has
began feeding the poor. Nineiy-two men
and three women were given soup, meat
and bread the first day.
United States troops have been sent TO the
Mexican border TO guard the interests of
Am rican citizens. although :,he recent
Mexican outbreak is attributed to n lot
of bandits who will flee wien soldiers APP
proach.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
Three Boys and a Gun.

While the three sons Of John Bursraff, OF
near Marion, s. d.. aged 9, II, and l3 years.
were husking corn the eldest picked up a
gun for the purpose Of soaring the other
two and in the attempt to shoot over their
heads blew the head on one and fatally
wounded the other.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22

fi!iy-two miners eniombed by fire in n
mihe at Coal Ridge, England, were all
niely rescued.
The Russian minister Of agriculture, in
his estimate of the probable grain crop,
figures an increase Of lo,Osl 600 tchttyerts
u rye above the average. An increase is
predicted in all other grains.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-11-22
Entire Town For Sale,

The remarkable spectacle Of a sheriff
selling an entire city for debt was presented
when Kanawha City, W. Va, or rather
1000 lots in Kanawha City was sold. Kama
wha City is the ambitious name of a new
town that was founded several years ago to
rival Charleston. Several hundred thou
sand dollars were sunk in it by investors
and lots sold at high premiums. The boom
collapsed and most Of the city was sold for
taxes.