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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
INITIATION WANTED.-A YOUNG
A GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO RE

4 a PRESENT some wholesale house or manu-
facturcr in the city OF New Orleans. Security
AMI references If required. -
JOSEPH BAUMANN,
NH g0-Gt' Box 100 New Orleans. la.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

There appears to be little doubt that
the First Regiment win hold the bazaar
for the benefit OF the new uniform futd,
which was discussed at the last me ting
OF tho officers, and that 1t will be- neii M
the Armory DOW appears TO be an assured
fact
Captain George Wayne Anderson u the
Fazaar Committee. said 60 4 Dispatch
man yesterday that he was positive tfat
the bazaar would Dee bold i'm he Nrm0ry.
He dil not think ir would b. necessary
for the regiment 20 ask permission Of the
Grounds ard BUILDINGS Committee before
30 doing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

The first OF tho Easter holiday concert
TO b g'v-n by ~" University OF YAH
Clce. Beuio AMI Mandolin Ciub VIII taxi
Place 10 tn Academy or M0nlay night
II IS SIZE - rr,l,ct That the programme
which irclVlss th- usual number of col
lex. ciccs. ballads a"i Instrumental So
leo;ion7 viii be splerdiIiv rendered b,
the Y.,ie cub. which enjoys the distinc
ton of being Gle oldest. largest ard most
efficient of au the college or,hostras
Seats as now on sale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

asked that she become a member OF his
family.
The oldest sister qualified az guardian
for the child In Indiana. where the per-
sonai estate of the father was, and has
since endeavored 10 get possession OF her
little sister.
In the trial OF the case Mrs Home.
ricks character was assailed, and much
bad feeling enEcndered
SUFFER- SUSTAINED.
.6Ydee Grattan's decision sustained
Suffers claim To his little niece wholly
upon the ground that the dead fathers
letters. conversations. and death-bed re-
quest showed that he had carefully weiGhed
the entire question. and had selected his
brother rather than his daughter as the
child's custodian. The dead fathers de-
cison. the court held. should be respected
Notice Of appeal was at once filed.
There are several life-insurance policies
belonging 10 the two daughters amount
ing TO nearly $1,000 issued by the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Engineers. and an
official OF the organization was here our
ing the trial The organization seems
10 be in sympathy with the married sister.
and is thought TO be backing her In the
contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
SUFFER- SUSTAINED.
Earn aud sinhic Cnn.IInrd

SALUDA. VA. March 25.-tSpecial. ,
THIS unusually quiet village was the
seems OF great excitement "Wednesday
night About u O'Clock fire broke out
in 81. barn and stable of Mr. W. II.
Clare The fire a one time threatened 70
consume the entire village. but OWING
to the. efforts Of Mr. j. b. Marsten ard
l.. C. Byrd. OF Baltimore, was kept IN
cheek until an OF the male residents OF
the Gown arrived at the scene. and sue.
ceeded IN putting It out. The Barn and
stable were completely destroyed. together
with lot Of corn. hay. and farming irl-
ulernents. There was no insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

Address letter % n44..y us
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

The surveyors who went ont from blH".
field under protection OF deputy tniten
States mlrshals TO survey lands helon-
Ing 10 d coal syndicate have retufhtd
again 10 the Norfolk and western ra" =
road Several equatters were arrested ana
hound ever to Keep the peace. but IL was
impossib,e 10 secure provisions and lodging
for the surveyors. laborcrs. and guards.
The squattcrs absolutely starved and
froze the invaders out.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

az O'Clock p. NJ. CERllil.
SHARES EACn OF THE CAP.
TIE SAID ASSOCIATION.
been allowed l. bes0m tc IH.
ment Of monthly ln-talwHHfs
holders thereof a. follows
Certificate NJ. "a, pant ia
delinquent, s2j.
Cerlircate No. ~, plil .n e..
delinquent, S21.
Certificate No. OS, pall in SIS.
delinquent. 500.
Certificate No. rs, pli il
delinquent, $50.
Certificate No. IL, pait .r
and delinquent, sla.
Certificate No. 1872, paii ln
aud delinquent, 80.
Certificate No. l3j, pht DID
ana delinquent, SO.
Par value OF each certificate 3D.
In monthly instalmeufs az q r.
ciatioI. u tree Of debt aui Ora, '.
estate, ct.
The stock will b. so.l % the ti-
cAsn, and the proceeds Appafl
ami paymen, ~ al past duo y
ments aud Igustec charges. t.+
paid 10 the oSlers 40 holder
llnauout stock. For further i.'
10 tho once OF tho associa.int, H.
Main street OF Ofiico u jackson Poi.
No. llo3 Main street, kchmuui.
FRED. pLkAsAN i-,
". II. MadrOn. President al
Board % Directors.
JACKSON BkASDE ~ Z O., AurlN.
mh nets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

EVOLUTION OF THE EGG
marks a round proceeding. 1t takes
YOU through the whole round Of changes
from the lowest to the highest forms.
We also take buyers through the whole
circle of opportunities for bargains with
our stock Of Clothing. Everything we
show is as seasonable rs eggs at Easter.
Our stock is the biggest con bination OF
temptations seen in Richmond this year.
You're sure to want to buy when you
see the goods. but you'll want to buy
twice when you see the prices. Now S
the time to make - per cent. profits by
buying Clothing at our figures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

The Abingdon and Damascus railroad
"a. sold AT public auction yesterday To
satisfy debt. Mr.. Fortune. the contrac-
tor bid II in at $2SO0. The road. which
runs from Abingdon 10 Damascus, dis
lance OF nttceu miles. has cost about
,inn am md Is vet unfinished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
THE CADDlE 3. SUFFER- CASE,
Judge Grattan sustains the Uncle's Claim
to the Custody of the Child

to the Custody of the Child.
HARRIsoNBURG. VA. March D.
tSpecial) -Late this afternoon Judge GRAFT
tan rendered decision in habeas corpus
case. which had occupied the County
Court three days. and was replete with
sensational incidents. The contest Is over
the custody and guardianship Of Cadde
H. Suter. an orphan 10 years old, between
Mrs. Ida Homerick. a married sister liv-
Ing In Indiana, and her uncle. Jacob ID.
Suter, a citizen Of Rockingham.
The chld's father was a locomotive
engineer from Garrett City, Indiana. who
died here christmas-day, while on a
visit TO his brother On his dcath-bed he
confided his little girl to his brother. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
DECIDED AGAINST The CITY.
Money VIII Have to he R"turned-hand
some Club Eooms-Personal Notes.

some Club Eooms-Pcrsonal Notes.
PETERSBURG. VA, March 23.-(Spe-
culD-Two interesting suits against the
city Of Petersburg were heard and de
c.l,d in the Mayors Court this mornins
Two citizens Of pinwidiie county were
tie plaintiffs i'm the cases. II appears
that these gentlemen ha.. under an ordl-
nance Of the city. paid a liccnse-taN lor
the privilege OF hauling granite upon the
streets Of Petersburg. Very recently MI
a. H. Cooke Of Chesterfield county "ds
nued bv the Mayor FOR similar alIeFr'
violation Of the city ordinance. hut inc
c4.r WAS apuoaled 10 the Iiustings Court,
and thu decision Of the Court was al
verse 10 the Mayors, thus deciding That
the ordinance of the city was invalid in
this respect. A q number of citizens Of
the adjacent counties had used the streets
eli Petersburg for purposes of gain inc
decision of the Hastings Court was OF
much interest because IL involved me re-
turn of money t. "a number Of outsiders,
whom the Mayor had placed on the same
footing with residents OF the city.
Tn, dwelling of James White lcolored)'
on Perry street. was partly DurHed ms
afternoon.
RETIrTED.
The Petersburg tIIb mas recently IT,
n,,d in very handsome style four of the
rooms Of their nne clubhouse. on Syca-
more street and every comfort and con-
Neui,ncc has been made Tor the MEM
hers
Miss Jennie Sullivan. Of Charleston. $.
G.. ami Miss Matilda LctIcize Of Hous-
tou. Tex are visiting Miss Mary Pate
son. oh Union street
The Misses Thornton. daughters Of Pro-
les-lr Thornton. OF the University of Viz
gina are the guests of the Misses iAssi-
ter. on Tabb street.
IT is understood that the Rev. DIR. w.
6. stan. pastor of the Washngton-Sroct
Methodist Episcopal church. Will deliver
ana address before the Masonic Lodges of
this city on the 9th Of June. ana on As
censiou-duy VIII deliver formal address
before. the Knights Templars.
The services at the Catholic and Episco-
pal churches to-day. incident to Good
Friday. were very largely attended.
Tnc members of the Royal Arcanum OF
this city propose to give the Grand Coun'
Cd a royal reception on the occasion Of
the annual needing here on the 9th
instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
WELCOME VISITOR
cOllle'a

in nearly every house 1t is longer necessary to travel in
order the best of sights temples and palaces
famous history to become visitors at the worlds
nowned and sacred SIGHTS AND SCENES to enjoy and
places of which poets have sung and made immortal
to the bhpaces of them who occupy prominent part
in the worlds history You all this and the same
time read concise graphic description of each sitting your
own reside Ten week and three coupons from
THE DISPATCH each week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
SIGHTS AND SCENES.

This proves than everhat right in offering
them readers Not in recent years has anything caught
the popular fancy to such degree This made more APP
parent the interest with which they looked for every
week by every member of the family We have in fact be-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
By Jack-on hts.
Brokers ana A..t
1903 Main s,rr ... ...

4 UCTION SALE az
~ STOCK or TINE
NfSTMkNl A>SOtIAI
VA. INCOKpOHA nd NI..
The STATEOF NlkGlhlA.
and instruction or tho frs-.t
Directors ~ sAIl associate.
public auction ~ thn Dr.n .i
& Co.. No. 1903 east Man
Va On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
TREsH COUNTRY EGGS, PER

LNKEch NOI y II LbpO, In
GRADUATED sugar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. -
Best CITY Meal, per busheL. ............. Oh
Mnlte sugar ..'.s'' -
Arbuckie's AriOsa Coffee, per pOuni....... -
MouutaIu-ROu Butter. per pOuud.......... -
salt Pork, per pound. Observation-Disclosures.
Ccdnsn, per pound. ............. >
Fresh soda Crackers. per pOund........... >
< Pounds Virginia BIckwhc -
Nice Fat Mackerel. per dozen. ............. -
Sugar-Cured shoulders per pound.
Carolina Rice, per pound. .-..... ......-.-.
silver kug Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. ~ barrel or ne a sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $40
barrel or 25c. a sack.
4 Pounds Dred Peaches for......-........ -
i Pounds New Pruue- for .................. %
Roasted coffee, better Than ArDuckies,
per pound .-......-... ...............- -
Pure Lard per pound. ............-.
sour Pickles. per gallon. -
Homemade Jelly, per pOlai..............
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon. ............. 20
New North Carolina Hoe Heiungs, lOc. q
dozen n - hall barrel.
New Crop New Orleans MOlasSes, per gal
Ion. ...... st.ss..s' ~
Good Mixed Tea, per pound. ............... -
Breast bacon -.ss... $500 ~
Price-list mailed on Application. Phone 3l0.
:. ilLMAN'S SON.
= gn AIaHHH 49,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
T,RUsTEES' SALE OF TWO BEAU

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAU
l. TIFUL VACANT LOTS on THE NOki u
SIDE OF GROVE ROAD BtIWEkN nn
ROSENEATH ROAD AND GILMAN Az - =
ADJOINING The HANDSOME REclDENIn
OF MR. W. O. BURTON.--Bg virtue OF TWO Ger,
tam deeds OF trust to the trustees 81 the O.n
Dominion Buiding AID Loan Assertion -"n'
dated January H. 1891, and recorder IN hv,,
rico County Court Clerks onlce. Deed BOOK 80
3, page ~, the other dated January - lo".'
and recorded m the same CLERKS ollce' b"'r-
Book 1873 Il, page 213, default having oe'n
made In the payment OF portion OF tho ihon7,
seCru "a by each decd, and having been dltortt'
so % 10 blythe Board Of Directors Of tho olh 10,
minicn Building ana Loan Associh'i'u, W. Hhal
proceed to sell nc public auction, upon the prom-
tsos, on
THURSDAY. MARCH 20. 1894,
AT 80 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY described
a. above. Tho lots front 40 feet each, ana run
back between parallel lines 10 feet - inches 20
an alley 20 feet vide. HIS property ~ sur
rounded By some OF tho handsOmeSt buhdiuf9
On the Grove road. and any ono Wishing 70 builh
n ni'e residence could not secure pfelt!er IT,
cation. .,,,,
IEEvs: Cash, JOHN =. ELLETT.
john H. PURCELL,
FRANK I. SIT Ton,
Trustees 81 the ola Dominion Building ana Loan
ASS. citation. u'i -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

~ II o'clock ", Che fD. ..r
tGo town ~ tNiol Forge. D.. f
Va. --thriist % cay.
Authat TRACT OK rAt.E.
aud being in Cine -ali f0s.. ....
by a line parallel f0 fHe frIr.
Chesapeake aud OHIO R.In..
niny m = uor'heriy llre.'
O. the WORKS OF The Chiffon ....
ana Power Company ans
tho StOye-N orA- huiiIng. .r.
10 foot east from ihe r.r.
track. the said western ..I.
a point l03 feet unffUrrlr f.
from the SAIL western t.I.l .r.
line drawn from fhe nlr..ra ..
building OF the present -....r
rignt angles 90 ana rlur-Iht t....
SAID point ut iutrr,ccr.u. 4.I
mouth ~ west llH f-cf OU ..
thence north ~Nii nast rf f...
south - on-t ~ loot Goa .f
bank 81 smith crr's. Sail I...
three not .ne- fr.u.e l...s
sad ere X south 90 ar-f
thence south 80 Wee -r
place 81 beginning. fusH r
lNG~, improvements. 1nf
PLAN thereon, i|.....e
Engines, Boilers, e'r.
lti- pant is Gtfci ei'I 800
chino capable OF mA .rs ...
distilled water every tH..ty
is also a rcirigclatiuF-r.H.I
on tne Biile -y-f. H. .trrUr
hooks for handling q.I ff...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

WANTED. a GOOD, RELIABLE.
w EXPERIENCED CLOTHING SALES
MAN. Apply az IJI7 east Main street.
NH 24-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED, TWO GOOD MEN TO
w sell building shares Excellent terms 10
right parties EQUITY BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION, Sl-S3 Chamber Of Commerce.
NH @4-tt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24

w ANT + D, AGENTS EVERY
w WHERE IN salary $50 and commits
sions extra, for RAPID SELLER. Enclose
stamp.
AMERICAN LOCK-CRANK COMPANY,
NH 2l.ap1,7.Ij,2l.29 Milwaukee, Wa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
MEETINGS-FOurlh Saturday.

NtN,TOEA TErBg. RID sES.
ENTERrRiSE Council, J. O. Z. 4. u.
COMPANY c. FIRST YikGfSIA REGIMENT.
RtNporPH LITERARY SOCIETY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-24
4 GENTS WANTED.

NEW HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE; sells at sight;
50 average daily profits. Address
T.. HOWARD MlNCFACTURING co,
northumberland Providence, r. l.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25
LATER,

BOILER explosion occurred near
Ellwood City, Pa, on the 20th. Levi
Boiler and his son Harry were both in
stantly killed, and Lewis Lortemberg
was fatally injured. Fires were built
under an old boiler, which they were
cautioned not to use. The steam gauge
failed to work after sixty pounds had
been registered. The boiler was blown
four hundred feet away.
On the 21st heavy electric storm ac-
companied by pelting rain visited Pitts
burg, Kan. This was the first rain
which had fallen there for seventy
days. The Missouri Pacific depot was
struck by lightning and the entire
structure was burned.
AT Reading, Pa, on the 2lst Reuben
Walter, aged 60, shot and killed his
wife. aged 55. Walter then attempted
! to take his own life but failed.
NEAR Butte, Mont, on the 21st, Mich
ael Brady, Joseph Curry and James
Morgan. three miners in the Glengarry
mine, were caught in flood of water
which broke in from an adjoining mine
and drowned. Sixty other miners had
a narrow escape.
On the 21st Thomas Harper returned
to his home at Esplen borough, Pa,
after two weeks vacation. He found
his wife dead in bed, the body being
partly decomposed BY her side were
two children, and . years old, reduced
to skeletons and in starving condi-
tion. The father was nearly crazed
with grief.
THE East Lebanon Pa.) rolling mill
started up double turn on the 2ist with
orders sufficient to keep the works run
ming for some time.
ON the 21st people of Chelsea, Taylor
county, Wis, u village lately destroyed
by forest fires, appealed to Gov. Peck
for aid, saying they were without food,
clothing or shelter and had no means
to obtain either
NEAR Byron, H., on the 21st by the
explosion of threshing engine, Hiram
Berksmith was blown to pieces. An
drew Roose, a boy named Ehman and
three other farm hands were fatally
injured.
ON the 2lst the house was in session for one
hour and adjourned until the 23d. Unsuccess-
full efforts were made 10 secure consideration
OF several important measures chief among
which was the Hill bill for the exclusion and
deportation OF alien anarchists. Mr.. Warner
OF New York, objected and persisted In his OBJ
| lection. Notwithstanding the appeals OF Mr..
| Boutner and Mr.. Mcmillan, the latter of whom,
| to question, stated that fye hundred annrch'
| lists were now their way TO the United
States whose descriptions have been furnished
20 the United States oficials, The senate joint
| resolution was passed directing the printing OF
90 600 copies of the tarin bin. The senate was
! not In session.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

TIRE Ohio democratic state commit
tee have decided to hold the state con-
vention in Columbus on September 1S
and 10.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows on the 10th: Virginia,
Sixth district, Hampton Hoge (rep. u;
Seventh district, r. j. Walker rep u;
Eighth district, Il. Il. Meredith (dem. u;
Tenth district, ID. H. Tucker dem. J.
Michigan, Second district, George
Spaulding (rep); Seventh district, n.
Il. Farnsworth (pop.). Missouri, Tenth
district, NJ. c. Ellison (dem.); Eighth
district w. {. Aldridge (pop.). Flori-
da, First district, $. r. Sparkman
(dem.). Mississippi, Sixth district, c.
II. Hawthorn (pop.). Kentucky, Sec
ond district, j. ID. Clardey (dem.). Me-
breska, First district, j. b. Strobe
(repO. Pennsylvania, Twenty-eighth
district, w. c. Arnold (rep).
TIE First district republican con-
gressional convention, after being in
session two nights and two days at
Nebraska City, Neb,, nominated Jesse
Il. Strobe on the 1,236th ballot.
TRE death of Burton C. Cook, ex-
congressman ana one OF Une makers
of history in Illinois, occurred in
Evanston. He twice placed Abraham
Lincoln in nomination for the prcsi-
dency.
PopULIsTs of Lake county, Ind, NOM
mated full ticket, then reconsidered
their action, got into a general fight
and adjourned.
SENATOR MCPHERSON, who contem-
plated resigning because of ill-heath,
was prevailed on by friends to change
his mind.
JOSEPH BALLS (colored) died at EN-
poria, Kan, aged ia years.
Mrs. EUNICE CONRAD, the Oldest
woman west of the Alleghenies, died
at Parkersburg, w. Va, aged III
wears.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence From All Parts
CONGRESSIONAL. L.
~, a,.

In the senate on the 18th the conference re-
port on the civil service bill was presented and
adopted A letter was read from Secretary
Carlisle I'm regard to the four pending bills
free iron, coal, sugar and bnrbed wire-deolnr-
ing that II the four bills became laws there
would be u deficit ut the end OF the present
fiscal year OF about S900O0,000, OF which over
sos, 900 600 would be caused by the free sugar
bill alone In the house no business OF I'M
portance was transacted beyond the introduc-
tion OF u resolution by Gen. Black in regard to
silver coinage, who nsked for unanimous con-
sent ;or Its immediate adoption, but 1t was
referred to the committee.
IN the senate on the 10th q Joint congratula-
tory resolution from the United States 20 Ha-
wait was adopted. Tariff bills relating to
sugar and other articles In dispute were re-
ferred to committee, and Senator Hill $
measure providing for the exclusion and de-
portation of alien anarchists was passed with
out division In the house there was but q
bare quorum present. The deficiency appro-
priation bill was further considered, as also
was the silver coinage resolution.
IN the senate on the 18th motion was made
to appoint Senator White to the vacancy on the
finance committee caused by the death OF Sem
ator Vance Senator Murphy was also put In
nomination, but under the rules the nomina
tons went over. The conference report on tl-<
deficiency bill was submitted ... There was
hardly quorum IN the house, Us members
were anxious to get away and we're leaving on
every train. No business Of Importance was
transacted.
In the senate on the 18th 1t was decided that
there should be no further Legislation over
which there is contest at this session of con-
gress. The resolution 10 appoint Senator
White to the vacancy on the finance committee
was adopted. A resolution was adopted TO in
struct the finance committee to report back an
amendment TO the free sugar bill providing for
the Mckinley bounty on raw domestic sugars.
After the passage Of the bill for the relief of
the Oklahoma settlers, the senate adjourned
49, The house was in session but q short time,
no business Of Importance being transacted
In the senate on the Goth the amended sugar
bill and the coal, iron and barbed wire bills
were reported The bills placing wool. coal
and iron on the free list were ordered placed
on the calendar. The senate then went into
executive session. but owing to a lack Of a
quorum adjourned until the I'D No quorum
could be got together in the house, consequent
ly no session was held
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25
FOREIGN.
years.

MANY tin plate works in south Wales
which have been closed for some time
were preparing to resume work in view
of the passage of the tariff bill in
Washington.
The Kaffir rebellion in South Africa
is spreading. Many women and chill
dren have been killed and much prop
erty destroyed.
AN anarchist plot against the life of
Premier Dupuy, of France, was dis
covered by detectives. The reds were
warned and escaped.
MEXIcAN soldiers surprised the no
torious bandit, Luna, and his wife in
the mountains and killed both of them.
SEVERAL persons were killed and a
number badly hurt by the collision of
two trains on the Hidalgo road near
the City of Mexico.
SIX men were drowned by the de-
struction of the steamer Uspeikh, ply
ing on the Shepna river in Russia.
MANY cases of cholerine have ap-
tinues to spread throughout Germany
and Holland.
Rio JANEIRo advices states that by
the explosion of a gunpowder wagon
in Largo do Sanidad thirty-two per-
sons were killed, many more We're
wounded, and several houses were de-
molished.
FORTY Moorish rebels We're killed by
the sultan's troops at Azimoor.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-08-25

ADVOCATES of parks find proof of the
truth of their position in the small
death-rate in cities where there are
large park areas and large death-rate
where the park area is small. In the
city of Newark N. j., where there are
but eighty acres of parks, the death
rate is 24-53 per 1000. OF children under
five years of age the rate is 1O.32 per
cent. In New York city, where there
are but 3l2 acres of parks, the rate has
reached as high 20 per 1000. In Phila-
delphia and Chicago, where the park
acreage is respectively 3,l75 and 2, 14s,
the death-rate reaches it's minimum.