The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-08-01
TELEGRAPHIC TICKINGS.

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MIS- Nj. a. Hartiy, widow living at Reno,
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NJ. houvier' the french ex-min ster OF
finance has challenged NJ. Jourdan to mortal
comon''
Harrison Duncan. n negro gambler and
murderer, was hanged ut Clayton, No.,
July 27.
The town OF Boneparte. in Iowa, has been
nearly destroyed by fire. The loss has not
been ascertained.
Elizabeth Beck. one Of the Oldest members
of the HARMONY society is dead The sur-
wing members Of the society number IL.
The news has been received that war be-
tween China and japan has been declared
and that several China warships ere In
trouble.
Steve kay, slav, residing in Pittsburg,
lost 81 900 In money. II was taken from the
pocket of his coat which hung in his room in
his boarding house.
The isthmus fever has appeared on board
the U. S. warship Bennington at Salvador.
which has accordingly been ordered to leave
for San Francisco.
A strong pas well near Cofleyyille. Kan.
caught fire and exploded. # shook the
ground like an earthquake, and tore up 30
acfes hhe No'c"no'
While in a drunken rage Milford Danver,
butcher of Allegheny, Pa, attempted to muir
der his wife with large butcher knife. He
cut her pad'y ABOUT 'he head ana iace'
Wallace Burt, half.breed murderer, was
hanged at Boylestown, Pa, July 20. In Sep
tember "a, 1893, he murdered Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel l.. Richtly, aged respectively SO and
ooyears'
In the school election at South Amboy, n
j.. the women took an active part as voters.
It was contest between Catholics and
protestants. the former eecting six out Of the
nine trustees.
Queen Victoria will witness the private
match race on August between the yigiant
and the Britannia. The Prince of Wales and
the Duke CT York will be on board the Britt
annia during this race.
John Ruyavish, the Polish resident, Of
Pittsburg. who was stabbed in drunken riot
in shanty boat. died from his injuries in
hospital. James Brown is in jail, charged
with the emitting,
William Tyler, colored. was hanged by n
mob to the crossarm Of telephone pole at
Carlisle. Ky. He was charged with crimin-
ally assaulting a 19-year-old girl whom he
had choked and beaten.
The American steamer City Of Peking,
Capt searie, from Hong Kong, July II, for
San Francisco via Yokohama. is ashore in
Yeddo Bay. japan. She was obliged to jetti-
son n portion of her cargo.
Cho,,es Wilson co,ored aced "a vears vos
hanged at ST. Louis, July 26, for the murder
Of negro named Nose Hodges. on Novem-
Der 8, 1892. His shoes were removed on the
scafrold and he called out good-bye.
Tho ,orr =, Co,,ro ,r oh,o hos hoor
d.strovod hv oro cous,n, loss estimated n,
s,so o1o rho National hoto, tho f,i,,zen,
bank, the postoffice and several stores and
saloons are among the property burned.
Tho snoo,o, renort ot Mr. wri,h, comr,is.
s,ono, ., lohor sbows that the eornin,s n
the people living in the slum districts OF
large cities are quite up TO the average earn
lngs OF the people generally and at large.
Judge Dennis of Baltimore. has decided
In favor OF the petition of James +. Farley, o
Indiana, the general receiver Of the Order o.
Iron Hall, to have the 100000 in the hands
of the the local receivers distributed by him
SELL
Six men have been arrested, three at Den
vcr and three at Colorado Springs, for com
piiciiy IN 'he tarrihg ana lea'herihg Oh Adlu
taht oenerai iarshey' more arrests arc
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