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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
FOREIGN.

A rumor is current in Berlin that the Car
Is suffering from Bright's disease.
Ambassador Bayard will sail from South
hampton, October 6. on a leave OF absence to
this country.
Mr.. Andrew ID. White, the United States
minister to Russia, has gone to Munich. lie
will return to 81. Petersburg in October In
order to present his letters OF recall.
The Brazalian Minister OF Finance has
cabled a denial Of the report that the Brazil
ian Government intends to issue a G5, 900 900
oan.
The Japanese minister 10 Rome has notified
the Italian Goycrnmentthat japan is deslrous
Of Immediately concluding commercial
treaty with Italy.
As a result of the inquiry at Athens into the
attack made by mob composed OF I3O
officers and soldiers OF all arms upon the
Office OF the Akropolis on September /
SO officers have been committed for trial.
The King Of Korea is suffering from dis.
ease OF the throat Unhappily for him, he is
looked upon as divine being whom no
metal instrument may touch, In consequence
OF this, the operation which is necessary TO
save his live cannot be performed.
Laird OF Birkenhead has Just completed q
new cruiser, Patria, for the Argentine navy.
which ut the trials showed speed OF 20. 81
knots per hour. She is $50 feet In length, 81
feet 6 inches beam, and only 10 feet
draught.
A terrible waterspout Is reported from the
village Of Suchil In the mountain of Duran
go, Mexico. The deluge carried away wood
choppers camp OF ten families, and all ar,
believed to have been drowned. number
ofother cases of drowning are reported.
A terrible storm prevails throughout the
length q I'd breadth Of the island OF Cuba. II
began la t Tuesday and continued with un.
diminished fury throughout the night, aud
there are no signs OF abatement. Grcai
damage has been done TO property.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
WAR in AFRICA.
Thousands of Savages Threaten Walled
Portuguese Town.

Oh OaNhRtS n Wnlled
Portuguese Town.
Thousands OF Kafiirs are threatening TO at.
ack.Lourenzo Marquee; the government has
distributed arms among the white population
for defense; and serious trouble is expected
Lourenzo Marquee is walled Portuguese
town of Africa ON the north side OF Delagoa
Bay IL has a good harbor which gives IL
considerable Importance in the trade with
the Transvaal The town has population
of about 5000 and is protected by number
of roughly constructed old forts.
The Transvaal leaders have long been anx-
ious to secure control of the Della -oa Bay
Railroad, and they also have been ambitious
TO have u seaport, Lourenzo Marquee pre-.
ferred. With this object ia view the Beers
recently sent the s1m Of s2j0,000 TO London
in order to purchase the bonds which portu-
gal is expected to Issue as soon as the Berne
arbitrators have decided the question of
boundaries. A few days ago, on September
10, advices from Pretoria said that the Trans
yaai government had acquired the prior
rights in Delagoa Bay, including control Of
the port dues, thus giving the Transyaal a
commanding position and free access to the
sea.
The commander OF the British gunboat
Thrash has landed body of blue jackets
and marines in order to protect the British
Consulate.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
COLORADO GOLD OUTPUT
Production for Next Year Likely to Ex-
ceed $50, 900. 900.

The gold product of Colorado for 1894 will
reach $4,000, 900, the largest in the history
Of the state, and n conservative estimate shows
that the state will produce at least 100000
0O0 and probably 5000. 900 in 1896. and that
thereafter the gold product of Colorado will
sreach that OF silver and even exceed it. Grip
pie Creek is relied upon to furnish the great
er part Of the yellow metal and from present
indications II will be able to do it. The gold
output OF the camp for the month Of January
1894, at which time the strike commenced,
was 100000. The month of July showed
$4,000 worth OF gold and in August IL
reached S408 900 and IL is expected to reach
sG65,000 for September. Careful estimates OF
engineers who have gone over the ground
placeth production OF the camp at II ,OOO,-
900 in December, which mark II is expected
10 maintain and exceed with its present
properties working. When II is considered
that few Of the mines Of the district aro work
ing TO their full capacity, or have completed
their development work, some idea OF the
amount the camp can turn out in gold may be
gained.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
BRAZIL Is PROSPERlNG.
Coffee Crop Very Large and Government
Troops Victorious.

The coffee crop In Brazil will be enormous.
Gold is flowing in from Europe and the out
look for the autumn is excellent.
The Government issues bulletins denying
that the capture Of Santa Ana by the rebels
has any importance. The Government claims
victories and that 1t expects to exterminate
the rebel bands in the South, having sent re-
inforcements. The rebels near Santa Ana
and Santa Maria are reported to be In des-
titute condition, and are being driven to live
ON herbs like cattle.
Many political rumors are anoat, one at
tributing to Peixoto an intention TO arrest 20
opposition Deputies on October 10. Moraes
preserves his dignined attitude.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
CRIMES AND PENALTIES.

James 2. Weaver, who claims to be a cous-
In OF General James A. Weaver, the Populist
leader shot n man at the Exchange Hotel,
Greedy, Col. He Is believed to be insane.
Charles +. Wilson, convicted OF the murder
Of Detective James Harvey, was Monday SEN
fenced to be electrocuted Mt Auburn prison
during the week commencing November 6.
A warrant was issued Tuesday Tor the ar
rest of President Frederick r.. Day, Of the
Plankington Bank, Of Milwaukee, for receiv-
ing deposits after he knew the bank was in
solvent.
Ralph Conklin, farmer boy OF IS years,
single handed, robbed the Bioomfleld-Skiles
bank at Mt Sterling, H., and compelled the
cashier to hand over S4ll. Conklin was
captured and is In jail.
The grand jury at Birmingham. Ala, has
indicted twelve Of the alleged leaders in tho
Pratt mines massacre OF July l6, when
Deputy Sheriff B. W. Tierce and several
negro miners were Slaughtered by strikers.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
HOWGATE IS CAUGHT.
After Leading u. b. Detectives a Merry
Chase for Dozen Years.

capt Henry W. Howgate, who was once
the practical head Of the weather bureau, and
who, twelve years ago, embezzled s36O,0OO
from the United States Government, was
arrested in New York city on Thursday. and
lodged in Ludlow street jail.
During the past twelve years the secret
service OF the United States have been search
ing for him in vain.
Adopting the name OF Harvey Williams.
Howgate wandered over this country with
beautiful Nellie Burril who fed with him.
During the past six years he has lived in
New York city buying and selling rare perio-
dicols, books and magazines
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
A MOTHERS SAD DEATH.
Killed by Train While Going to Her In
jured Sons Relief.

Tuesday morning wreck occurred on tho
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, near Cherry
Run, Maryland. Six cars were deraled and
a brakeman named Michael Sharon serious
ly injured. Tho mother OF the unfortunate
man, hearing OF her sons accident started
for the scene and had proceeded but n short
distance when. In trying to get out Of the way
OF west bound freight, stepped upon the
eastern track, and not noticing u train APP
proaching her on that track, was struck and
instantly killer.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
LAKE STEAMERS GO DOWN.
Two Meet in Collision and the Crew Of
One Of Them IL Missing.

The steamer Ohio collided with the schooner
Ironton ten miles north OF Presque Isle at
1890 Wednesday morning. The Ohio sank
inside OF half an hour. The crew Of 16 took
to the boats and were picked up by the
schooner Moonlight, consort OF the steamer
Kershaw. The Ironton sank at 1:30 Two
OF her crew were picked up by the steamer
Charles Hebard. The remainder OF the Iron
tons crew are not accounted for rs yet. The
Ironton was also q consort Of the Kershaw,
but parted her tow line before the collision.
The first mate OF the Ohio was picked up two
hours later by the Kershaw. The wind was
blowing gale from the South, and n heavy
sea was running. The rescued crew OF the
Ohio refused to give the circumstances OF the
collision.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
LATEST NEWS SUMMARIZED
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
What is Transpiring the World Over
Important Events Briefly Told.
WASHINGTON,

fhe United States strike commission is
sitting in Washington to receive suggestions
and hear anyone who wishes to he heard on
the labor problem.
Tho president Tuesday appointed Gen.
William Ward Duffield, Of Detroit. superin-
tendent Of the coast and geodetic survey, to
succeed 4. @. Mendenhall, resigned. The
position is worth $4,000 per annum.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
BLACKWELL GIVES UP.
The Thr eatened War in Kentucky Ends ii
Victory for Taxpayers.

aViotory for Taxpayers.
The men enlisted by Captain Blackwell,
at Uniontown, KY, to coerce the taxpayers o,
Caseyyille and Indie precincts have los,
courage and are desertlng, and 1t will be i'm
possible for him TO recruit enough men TO
capture the rebelious precincts. The deser-
tiers say that there is not sufficient money in
the Golfers OF Colonel Preston TO induce them
to go up against 1000 men armed with re-
reating shot guns charged with shells each OF
which contains nine immense slugs.
Blackwell is preparing manifesto ofpeace;
which he will issue. This will first be sub
mitted 10 the legal counsel Of Colonel Pres.
ton, and John Feland, Of Owensboro, and II
will. he hopes, sooth the angry passions oi
the people. Blackwell would certainly have
invited death had he entered the two pre-.
cincts at the head OF posse.
II is believed that the stockholders will now
try TO effect compromise by which the debt
will be settled on long time and by easy pay
ments.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
THE CAR is WORSE.
Eussia's Ruler Too Ill to Be Taken to
the Crimea

dispatch from st. Petersburg says the
condition of the czar is considerably worse.
The kidney inflammation from which he ie
breathing at the beginning OF the week be.
came somewhat diificult and hard. Prof.
Leyden, the celebrated specialist in internal
complaints, was summoned IRON Berlin. His
majesty appears to suffer much pain and is
very low-spirited. Profs. Zacharin and
Leyden, who are In attendance upon him,
wish to send his majesty as soon as possible
10 Crimea, but have not yet been able to de-
eide upon taking the risk Of the long
journey.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
WORK OF WRECKERS.
a Wabash Passenger Train Derailed. The
Engineer Killed,

train on the Wabash Railroad was
wrecked at Maumee, small town 10 miles
south OF Toledo, o. The accident occurred
shortly before O'Clock Sunday morning aud
was the result OF plan to ditch the entire
train. The heavy Pullmans kept on the
track and the mail and baggage cars, al
though badly wrecked did not contain any
victi ms.
+. n. Smith, the engineer, OF Toledo, was
killed, and A. II. Day, the fireman, also OF
Toledo, were fatally Injured.
The wreck was evidently planned to occur
at the west end OF long siding Just bevond
the Maumee station. The lower part Of the
switch target had been removed and the
switch was partly thrown. The target indi
Gated clear track.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
A SLUMP in WHEAT.
Lowest Price on Record Re iched in Chi
cago Friday.

Wheat never sold SO low as II did Friday.
The regular contract grade Of the article
was Opposed of on Change at 60 coats per
bushel.
A bushel Of wheat will yield abont A.
pounds OF the best grade OF Hour. and thi
will make at least so pounds of Ire ID. So
that, without adding the cost oi baking
bread could be made from wheat at this
price at one cent pound. A man would
need TO hire an express wagon to take home
half dollars worth Of bread, and IL his
family did not consist OF moro than himself
and wife and two children his SO cents would
keep them all in bread for two weeks, csti-
mating their united bread appe,ites at three
and n half pounds per day. The best posted
siatis,icians on the worlds wheat crop figure
that the excess over consun p.lon is 81 Per
cent.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Germans Must Not Emigrate.

An ex-diplomatist who is intimate with the
Emperor OF Germany says His Majesty now
contemplates tho enactment of law extend
ing the military service from 45 to 55 years OF
nge. and providing that permission TO emf
CRATE, except to the German-Airican colonies
shall lie refused TO anyone under tho age Of
s5 years.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
RI0TlNG AT RIO DE JANElR0.
The Number Killed Said to be 32S- Bod
les Thrown Into the Water.

There has been rioting in Rio de Janeiro.
lasting FIVE days, accompanied by outrages
on Portuguese merchants, instgated directly
by President Peixoto, who melted the SOL
diers. dressed as citizens. TO make an attack
on the pretense that they wanted to break up
a meeting OF royalist conspirators
Tho number of killed Is stated to be 1913
and 2l3 wounded entered the hospital. Many
OF the wounded were taken to their homes.
Most of the fighting occurred near the water =
edge and many bodies were cast into the har-
Dor. The damage to the property OF Portu-
guese, British and other foreign residents will
amount to 81 500 900.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
SAVED HER BABY.
Mrs. Palmer Fought Flames for her
Child's Life md Periahad

Mrs. Ann Palmer, "a years old, died ut
Akron, o., from burns received by the ex-
plosion Of gasoline stove. Her baby was
sleeping in cradle in the room where she
was at work, and the explosion turned the
fluid In n blazing food towards the cradle.
Mrs. Palmer sprnng to stop the spread Of the
flames toward the crib and her clothing took
fire. Making no effort to save herself
she tonight the fire until the baby was
saved.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
MASSlLLON STRIKE ENDED.
Miners and Operators Agree to Submit
the Dispute to Arbitration.

The strike of the miners in the Massillon
district is ended for time at least. At 3
o'clock Friday morning the miners and
operators adopted resolutions declaring their
willingness to submit the dispute TO local
arbitration committee, and TO resume work
at once, pending the results of arbitration.
Everybody Is jubilant over the settlement OF
the strike. which has lasted five months.
The main question at issue ia diiIerential
scale Of Is cents per ton, which up TO last
May, was allowed to Massillon miners on
account OF thinness Of veins and difficulty OF
mining. This diflerential was abolished by
the operators last spring, and the strike re-
suited.
The strike has cost 81 200, 900 In wages.
with 2,020 men in iddleness all these months
and has cost the operators fully 100000 TO
keep their property in order.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
TWO GOVERNMENTS
The Kolb Populists Called to Meet IN
Montgomery.

The Kolbite forces will meet in Montgom-
cry. Aa., on November IL, the day before the
Assembling of the General Assembly 1t is
given out that they will set up General
Assembly, go through the act of declaring
Kolb Governor, elect United States Senator
and adjourn.
The call says that the purpose Of the
convention is to consider what action sh )uld
be taken in regard to the monstrous lection
frauds that were perpetrated in the last
August election and for other purposes.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Luoania Makes a Record.

The steamer Lucania arrived at New Yors
from Liverpool and Queenstown Friday after.
noon. Time of passage was 1--we days, seven
hours and As minutes, fastest Oh record beat,
ing her best former. and last run OF five
days. eight hours and 3S minutes, by 10
minutes Total distance. 27s2 miles; aver.
age speed per hour. 2l.77 miles.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
FOR THEIR PENSIONS.
Two Veterans Of the Dayton Home
Found Murdered.

At Dayton o., Friday was pension day at
the soldiers home and the veterans were
paid s150,000. A few OF them visited the
dives in the vicinity Of the institution Satur-
diers were found robbed and murdered, aud
their bodies lying in the public road and
their pockets turned inside out. Their
names were Adolphus Curgan, Company p.
Curnelrs legion, OF Maryland. and John
Barrett, OF the navy. A number OF veterans
are missing from the home but will turn up
all right.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
EIGHT RUSSIANS KILLED.
They Attempted to Defend a Siberian
Railway Station.

Dispatches have been received from vladi-
vostock confirming the report that a Chinese
mob had attacked and plundered u Siberian
railway station in the provinces OF Ussuri,
and that eight Russians who attempted to do
fend the station were killed by the mob.
These dispatches add that Russian troops
have started In pursuit OF the marauders who
have crossed the Chinese frontier.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Central Stock Yards PUtsJwg, Pa.

select butchers, S5.70a5 30; fair 10 good
packers, S5.25@ $40; fair to good light, SIS
@5.55; common and rough S4.65M5. 20.
Cattle-Market steady; good shippers, S4.25
05.00; good to choice. $4,000 80; fair to
medium. 80. 25@3.90; common, 52.25M3.OO.
Sheep--.Extras. S3500D3.75; good TO choice,
S2.75@3.S5; common to fair, s2.50. Lambs
Extras, "a. .l00t.25; good to choice, 1925
@4.00; common 10 fair, s2.00@3.00.
Chicago -Cattle--Market for good grades
steady, others weak; common to extra steers,
-. 250l O. 40; stockers and feeders - O0a9. rs;
COWS and bulls, 81. 25@3 so; calves, s2. 25oF. SO
HoSs-Market for common grades weak and
lOc lower; good qualities steady; heavy.
s5,00@6 20: common to choice mixed, $4,000
5G5; choice assorted, ,S5. 75@5.s0; light, ,s5.0J@
5.65; pigs, 20 5064.90. sheep-Market weak /,
Interior To choice, 75c@ @s3.25i lambs, $1,000
100.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03

A receiver was appointed Tuesday for the
Summerlleld Brewing Company ,of Baltimore
The liabilities are si20,000 and the assets
about s25, 900.
President Havemeyer, Of the American
Sugar Refining Company. has issued orders
Tor the closing down at once OF one-half of
the refneries under its control and next week
the rest of the rehneries will be ordered to
shut down.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
rlREs, AccIprYrs. FATALITIES, ETC.

tihfH, h'NibENios hiNs
Andrew Kavats was killed and four other
laborers hurt by n cave-in at Philadelphia.
Fire Sunday night destroyed ten stores on
Main street In Toma, Wis. Loss $4,000;
partly insured.
While playing with an old musket at n
cristening party Mt Patapsco Neck. Nd, John
Bond shot and killed IN infant and wounded
Its mother
Telegraph operator Crosier admits that he
was reading newspaper and forgot to at
tend TO certain duties the day Of the fatal
railroad accident at North Adams, Mass
Charles Anderson, machinery tender. Ed.
ward Murray, watchman and Frank Brown,
weighmaster, lost their lives in the elevator
fire ut Portland, Ore, Sunday.
That there was at least two, and probably
three twsters responsible for the work of de-
struction and death on Friday night at 81.
Paul, seems conclusive. The total number
OF fatalities foots up 10.
fire at Erie. Pa, on Monday night, de-
stroycd the Erie Car works, the largest in
dustrial institution at that place. covering l6
acres OF ground. The loss exceedss200, ,000;and
spartly covered by insurance. The fire was
caused by an incendiary.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Fatal Cocaine.

Belle White, "a years OF age, daughter. Of
Benjamin S. White, a wealthy lumberman.
died Mt Woods hotel Chicago. while under
treatment for the removal OF facial blemshes.
Death was caused, it is supposed, by the use
Of cocaine TO deaden the pain from the elec-
trical current, which constituted the means
treatment
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
A NEWSPAPER MANS LUCK
John ]. Curley Made Recorder OF Phila-
delphia With q $40, 600 Salary.

The Governor OF Pennsylvania Wednesday
appointed John ]. Curley recorder of Phila-
delphia, vice Thomas Green, deceased. Mr..
Curley is a Democrat and for many years
was on the reportorial staff OF the Philadelphia
Record. He resigned his place to become
secretary ofthe Committee OF Fifty, organized
to secure creditnble nominations Tor munici-
pal positions. He Is now secretary OF the
Belt Line Railroad Company OF Philadelphia.
The recordership is worth 10000 year.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Pension Claims.

The number of pension claims filed this
year is only half OF what 1t was last year.
Most OF the old soldiers are already on the
rolls, and the bulk Of the claims are now
either for increase or for widows and minors.
The pension department are adjusting pension
claims ns fast as they can, aud grant from
l,4C0 TO 1000 every week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Lled IA. gu 100.

A Mexican named Modericos died ut Inc.
ram. near Keirville, Texas, Friday. His rel.
ntiyes and intimate friends assert most posi-.
lively that he was 100 years old. He has
leen married five times, marrying his irss
"if" 100 years ago lie had three grown sons
IN the war Of 1915?
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
Impe achinent Fails.

The Judges Of the District Court who have
teen conducting the impeachment trial o,
Mayor George W. Bemis. OF Omaha. handed
down Friday afternoon u decision Anding the
defendant not guilty OF malieasance, exon.
Grating him on evsry charge made.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03

The Democrats OF New York State in con.
yention at Saratoga on Wednesday NOM
mated David b. Ell for governor, Daniel
N. Lockwood, OF Buffalo, for lieutenant gov
ernor, and Judge Gaynor for judge Of the
court OF appeals.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
The Petroleum Market.

OilClty, Petroleum lifeless. October optic ms
unchanged at sage bid; National Transit
runs, 1854 barrels; shipments. 40, 7Os lar
rels, Buckeye runs, 59,255 barrels; ship
ments, 44,l29 barrels.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
Cattle Market Reports.

tCdnie are sold a, these figures Hre meiqht.
Hogs are sold al net freight, hat is 20 per cent
(generdily) OF from Hre ,oeighi. Sheep are
sold gross, that is lioe ,oeigh o. nothinJot.l
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-10-03
How They Stani

The following table shows the standing OF
the different clubs composing the National
Base Ball League:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-03-04
PcnsInninc Po.tal Clerks.

WASHINGTON, March S.-The number Of
accidents OF late years in which railway
mail clerks lost their lives has given rise
TO many plans TO provide for disabled
clerks and the families of victims by acci-
dents. Representative Wheeler of Illinois
las introduced n bill to create a relief
fund by taxing the salaries of clerks one
per cent, the sums TO be retained in the
treasury aud placed in some depository of
public money. Pensions from the fund to
be granted disabled clerks at these rates:
For tho first class, 1860; second class. Sii0;
third class, si6D; fourth class, 500; fifth
class. 500. Widows or minor children of
clerks to receive a sum equal to one years
pay, and clerks retired after - years SER
vice because of age or iniirmi,ies, TO be
eligible fer pensions.