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The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Deatitute Miners.

COLUMBUS, O., Feb %. The condi-
ton of Is, 900 miners in Ohio is said to
be deplorable, and unless something is
done to relieve their distress and suf-
fering the result will be fearful.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Deadly Coal Gas.

MARION JUNCTION, s. D., Feb 28.-A
Isaac p. Berg and wife, q young couple
living near here, were suffocated in
their beds by coal gas
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
BIG LANDOWNER FAILS.

Ex-Judge BroomaIl, Of PeDDsy1vania Is
Forced to Assign.
CHESTER, Pa, Feb. 2s.-Hon. John
Broomall, ex-judge of Delaware county,
and one of the wealthiest landowners
in the county, has made an assignment
to Henry c. Howard and William B.
Broomall. The amount of liabilities Is
not known, but Mr.. Broomall feels
certain the assets will be 5000, 600 in ex
cess of all claims. The failure is due
to general business depression.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Pardoned.

COLUMBUS, O., Feb 26-Gov. McKin-
10y has pardoned Enoch Young, who
was serving life sentence for murder
ing Isaac Rensley in 1880 The pardon
was secured by Young's daughters
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Lynehed.

sparta, N. @. Feb 9s - Daniel
Slang who killed two of tho guests
ct wedding in North Carolina was
taken from jail by . mob and hanged
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
VIM Not seoeds.

GEORGETOWN, Col. Feb. 2a-The re-
port sent out from here that citizens OF
this place are signing a petition in
favor of the silver states seeding and
ioininr Mexico In q canard
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
Baseball for 1894.

New YORK, Feb 2S.-The National
Baseball league managers at their
meeting here Tuesday adopted 9 sohed-
ule- of dates. The season opens April 10.
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
"A Family Cremated.

MuRrREEsBoRo, Ark. Fob. 26.-The
house of John Vert, farmer living 10
miles west of here, was burned, and
Vert, his wife and FIVE children all
per1shed in the famea
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03
a1adstono Nay Retire.

LONDON, Feb 28. -Rumors OF the re-
tirement Of Mr.. Gladstone from Office
are being renewed and are agitating
the people. SIS
The Irish standard., 1894-03-03

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Bs,sspsrils. WITH Iufs hls>i yos
aeet mt far ds Z6p, pnepMDBiS
Ap4theHs m te,sys, I,>Jis fa,sa.
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~ashsfgJy prepared fnpD the bsst Ia
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Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Golianoer's m0roer.
Die poIiaei fudt nab 3p0lf StroIden, ole
obne 5weifeI Ole 8anoe biIoen, wel4e
oen StimmpIab i'm 9. Precinct DER
%. maro iberfeIen.

Ser M0rber -@uttoo goLianber's, Der,
ipie mir ~unleren Qelern bert6teten, ge1tern
frib I'M balb Elm lt6r ouf benz Sttmnt>
pl0Be 1l6 DAT Str. bur6 etne Eebolner@
fu8el 10 1c6tper IN unterletb DerleBt ipuroe,
6aB er geltern i'm NleTianer BrlI0er 9o>
lpit0l Deritarb, lit omar no6 nIbt ermlttelt,
boA 8Iaubt Snipettor S9aaf berettS Die
Geute gu fennen, Die fit ben Soo @0lton7
ber'S Derontportlib linb. @egen neun
Y%erionen bat Snipeflor S6aaf bereits
geitern baftsbefe9le e~rpirft, un6 ferner bet
ct feline 0etettipeS o~n9ewieien, pier tpeitere
8erionen 3u Derbaften, no itcb otelelben
bli6en la1len.
Die c 2eutc, fir tpeIcDe 6aftSbefe6Ge
erpirft itnb, linb: Sobn ais uW}aior"
Somp1on, Globbp Burns, Elm b%efannter
@ouner unb Gptbbube, &iD M1urpbp, Sim
2oftuS alias 2pn6, IonD 2Dn6, Did
Dean, Sad McGogneD, @oDie Wtc6ale Hno
So6n Sontr0. Die lcBteren Sieben itnb
Mttt9Iie6er Der berii6tigten Worfet Str.@
8anoe.
Die bier Strolcbe, auf weIcbe Sic 8Ol!s
gel ferner fabnbcn fol-, iinO Sad Bingham,
Elm notOrtider 0ieb un0 &Guber, 8arneD
Bird, Der BoIt3ei ais gefdbrIi6er Potron
b%etannt, Gbbte S9eiren, better befannt
ais yOirtp @b0" un0 Sad 9au9bterD.
8arnep Bird it ser 3ubdlter Der berii9s
tigten 0iebtn Wainnte 0aLD, SO6n 8tngz
bam oer 3ubalter Der ebeniO beribtigten
Otinnie Wfa9.
SnIpsftOr S9aat sGaubt 8enetie senus
bafIr gu beliben, baB bic %9enannten
Strol9e e8 tuaren, ueIde am Wtttwo6
frii6 in ben StimmploB III Dat Str.
etnOrangen, @uit. GOItanber arf BEN SOB
%perpunSeten unb ouBerbem ben Boli3ilten
gti9olas Mt9aels bon Der @bica9O NDe.
cine &eooIOertugeI in bic Suite, unb benz
Ba6Iridter S. S. 8alterS bon 1879
Gownsen6 Str. cine &u9eI in ben linten
Oberarm ia9ten.
Ob es bic gbiidt Der 8an6e mat, Ben
Stimmfaiten 3u ftebLen, miro po9l erit bel
Der nGberen llnterincbung feftgeiteat mera
ben t0nnen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Bat cine OoppeIoGnoerin.

Die b~etannte GGngerin 0eua 9or bat
eine 0oppelgGngerin, Die i6r, 1opie Dtelen
@eibdftSleuten ber Staot, iebr libel mitge>
fptelt bat. Die iunge Dame, pelde itcb
fir cine 3peite Della 6or auS8ege6en, bate
nGmIt6 cine t~oIoiiale Wfenge BON Gin
fGufen IN allen 9r0Beren @ei9Qften oer
Stabt 9ema6t ltn0 ite ser SGn9erin auz
f9iden Iaiien. 0teie befano iidb o6er Sur
!3ett, ais bic &titen uno Raften in Benz
S6auiptcIbauS, mo ite ipielt, a6geLtefert
i%purocn, in ibrer 8obnun9 unb erbielt erit
na6 mebreren Gagen gfabridt bon benz
8e9tiieur, bob i9r @ar6erobe8imlner nit
Badeten f0rmIi6 pou9epfropft tpGre. Sic
mar bon bieier M2ittbetlung freubig iiberz
rai6t, 6enn ie pdbnte ntbts Qnoeres, ais
baB bteS NueS @eicbente bon ibren Ser
cbrern 1eien. Wer beibrcibt aber ibr Gr>
1%taunen, GlS ite ben Snbalt Bet B0fcte err
bltdte uno Dor allen 0in9en bic latQen
&e3nungen 3u 0eit9t befam, tpelc6e iibere
al nit etrgei3Loiien paren; es tp0ren baz
raul metitenS llnterp6f@e un6 6on6fbube
ner3etdbnet, mas iibrt9ens ben 9Qr;eu SSnz
bait bet B0dete, Der fir Elm oan3es Ballet
dior 0uS8erei6t bate, bil6ete. SRI. Nor
tpuroe es oQmGbli6 flar, tpie fte Al bieIer
Iber9roBen &usitattu1g 9etommen mar; e8
f0nnte ntbtS 0noereS ais elm 1cblecbter
Scber3 ietn, ben tbr Semon6 9eiptelt bate.
Ste Denacbrtbtt9te Die Deri6tebenen Sc
i9attsleute BON Dem SrrtbUm unb bieie
na9men Iabenb i6r @igentbum 3uriid, ga
tie tetrle tpetteten BerLuite babel All traqeu
bGtten.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
urfa6e oes 9eftri8en Nlebels.

Ser gtebel, tUeI8er fiji seitern nm bic
NftttaqSitInOe it9 10 pl0BIib iiber Gbico8o
Derbrettete, tam, ipte 8rof. Wtoore BON Bet
QSettermarte auf Dem Nubitorium erfIGrt,
aus benz fernen @eiten. Sn Der @eqen6
bon ga Groiie, Dubuque, @reen San un6
NolpaHtee lbneite es geltern fri6 un0
oDpogl tciH l%torter Btn6 entftanben mar,
70 tpelte bic falte Suit bod langfam nad
SuDolten uber Chicago bintpeg. SdIieBz
ltcb lttc9 aber iiber Snbiana cine nril6e
Sutt 9ut. tpcl6e aus benz Siben fam.
9oS 3ulammentreffen bieier nit ber fall
ten AtmoSpbdre aus benz g&or6en Derurz
iacbte ben pI0Bli8en gtebel.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Der fdieBluiti9e Senator.

Senator SDbn S. S'W1auep feierte am
Wor9en no9 benz Wablta9e feline gtieberz
lage i'm %. Senatsbesirt ban1tt, baB Ell
mebrfacben @ebrau6 bon ieinem GeOolDer
ma9te uno i~nlofern erfolgreidb mar, OaB er
3tpei Beri omen meDr ODER mtn0er bcoentltd
b%erpun6ete. IS tpur6en bon Hicbter 0amz
bur9ber 5Det 6aftbefebIe ge9en i'm ertpirtt
un0 benz Gonftabler 2auer our 8ouitredun9
ibergeben. bet ober bis iebt ntcht i'm Stanbe
mar, ben StaatSmann unb 9tebotDer6eL0en
gu finben.
9tiboIaS @arLes, Elm 6ausfne9t in BET
@irtbl6aft bon 8. 6. 0riscoQ, Gde
Glarf unb &tn3ie StraBe, er3dbGte, BAT
O'W2aGep 9eitern W1orgen um 2 l1br nit
3net 6rauen3immern bic Wirt6ibaft be-
trot, @etrGnte beitente un6 tbm cine 3u9el
in ben &rm iaste, aGS er 8e5ablun8 berz
langte. 6terauf IieB fi9 S'O2auep BON
benz 9roi9fenfutider GbaS. Sbeparb, in
beiien @efGbrt Ct nit ieinen 8e8leiterinnen
0ngefommen mar, tpeiter bis 3ur G6e bon
@lart unb Dat StraBe fabren. 6isr oer7
lan9te Der 6utIbcr feline 8e3ablung, nGme
lib $40. O'UfaaeD Iangte in Die Tai6e,
3O9 $40 beraus unb belt tie Dem &utiAel
nit ben Morten ent9egen: v6ter lit Sbre
8e5ablung." Sn 6teiem Mugenbltd, 10 err
3Gblt Sbepar5, feuerte S'OfaQep 3pei
S6iiie ouf tbn ab unb bermunoete tbn in
Der 0Ifte uub am 3nie. Die Iebtere
@unbe fam u1ter umitGn6en Sbeparb
gum &riippel mo5en. 0ie beiOen Ser
mun6eten ertlGren, oaB S'Otauep o6ne Die
geringIte 8eranlafung ~feuerte.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
u~uoeredtferttote Derboftunoen ?

&idter 8rentono genGbrte geitern in
~offener @eri9tsftBun9 Elm 6abeas Corpus
@eiu6 unb erLteB 8egen ben 8oIi3etcbcf
Brennan, ben SnipectOr Sbea unb ben
g OIi3eiribtsr Softer 8OrIaOungen, 6amit
6ieieIben it9 auf bic 9e8en iie bon SOiepb
q. 0'9onneu erbobenen ie%niationeIen
Nntla9en nerontporten. O'9onneu be-
ibuLot9t Die betben Boli3etbeamten unb
ben 6 oli3eiri6ter, am0 abLtage Elm 9uben6
ODER mebr 8d9ler III ungeiebltber Wetie
perbaftet unb in @epabriam seboGten gu
baben.
Die onseblid un9ere3tfertt9ter Weiie
unter Der Nnflage oe8 WtOrboeriubS unb
bes Ira8ens berborgener @affen 8er6aftez
ten tparen: 8crnarb 8rDn63eSft, SO. S6r0>
Ser, 80. ShuLb, Gbomos SlDance, @nz
brep 8a3or3Of, Sobn NteWnrOti, 2tler,
War3ptonSti, S9naB 6olrDlcpic3, M. 9ez
re~nger9ow8ti, Sobn BaIptemsfi, Sc 0etz
trid, M. &otpaISfi, Tranf 8anb3ist;.
@as al ben 8ei9ulOt9ungen 8abreS
lit, ptrb erit cine l1nteriu9ung 3u ergeben
bQbeu.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

&Gufer bon Souerfraut, @rocer1befBer,
&%eitaurateure unb @aitmtrtbe meroen bar
ouf aufmertiam 9emo6t, baB inn beutiden
Nltenbetm Sauerfraut bon auS9e5ei9neter
@ute DorrGtbtg 81 baben lit. Gbenio Gobl>
f0pfe beim 0uBenb, 0unOert ooer 3aulenb,
nnb oaB ale 8eitcQun9en prompt ouSgez
fibrt lperOen. 90 es 3u9leicb cine Inter
%itibung fir bos Snititut lift, tpenn bic 9roz
butte abgeiebt perben, perben gepiB6reunOe
Der &lnitolt bieiclbe beriGitcbttgen. sup1ot
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

- Sol. George 81. 0aOiS, Gre@sneraIz
OirettOr Ser Notwithstanding, bat fofort
nacb Der 0abI erfGdrt, baB er benz 9rGns
gen ieiner Sreunbe ntcbt mi6eriteben t0nne
unb beSbalb ais Wttbetperber fir 6oS Nmt
zines Senators ouftrete. 9ie Serren
GuIIom unb Maion mer6en iiber bieie
gtacbri6t ni9t iebr erfreut iein.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
4u3a6lrtng 10 9Oaar8, bet y}et 1T
beltebtgen Staten.

DteIe Sots fino nur 4 Blod Don
Ger 2trmtta9e 2lpenue*Babn 9ele9en
uno nur 3 8lod bon Ger Gtienbabn.
IN Ger fullerton 2lpe, miro bis sur
Wtlpaufee Qoenue cine eleftrtIde
8abn 9ebaut, ote in tbrer Derldnee.
run9 an oteiem Gt9entbum oorbet.
fibrt,
u1on beoenfe nur Ole pret1e:
$3.50 fir cine Sot BET Ger fullerton
2lpenue, 100 Wetlen mett oariiber
Rtnaus idon ptel h0here preiie be-
3ahlt weroen.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Bohemian Brewing Co.

W.T. VJtLuAp@
@6tes k6bMif@eS ,,@tIfemer" umTere Gpe:
st1GitGt. office unb 8roueret go. 684-7O8
BLUE SSIonS @pe. Spbn ErolOnec, 9rdf.; Gbas. 8.
WDptda, 0t5e'Erdt unb Sefret6r OttD Rubtn, G8aB'
uRetFer. 2sbesleL MD, mi, fri
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08
Siherlih Iefet 7hr

bic i'll SieIer .3eitung per0fentli6ten !3eus.
ntiie betrefis 6oob's Carl aporiQa. Gle be-
%tatisen uter ieben 3meifel binaus, Oab
6oo0's turirt.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-08

8erfopfun9 unb aIe 2eberleioen peroen
sur9 9ocO's 8tIIen 9ebeilt.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
GRIMES DECREASING.
semi-Anna nj Prison Census OF STinn-
esofn.

st. Paul, Aug. 13--The eight semi-an-
nual prison census Of tile State of Min
nesota, taken June 80 1894, has been
completed by the state board of cor
rections and charities.
1t was anticipated that there would
be a marked increase of the prison pop
ulation In consequence of the hard
times, especially In the cities; but this
anticipation has not ben realized; on
the contrary, the total number Of pris-
oners In the state June, 30, 1884, was
only $50, as against 1,193, June 80,
1893, q decrease Of 18 per cent,
There has been larger increase of
state convicts than usual, the number
Excluding United States prisoners from
other states) being 554 June 80, 1894,
as against 493 June 80, 1893, an in
crease of II IL per cent. Probably
the normal increase would have been
about per cent.
All other classes OF prisoners show
decrease. The number of prisoners
awaiting trial was 1874, as against 1913
q year ago, and the number of petty
convicts In jails and warehouses; was
242, as against 507 a year ago, a de-
crease Of more than one-half. The
number Of prisoners In city and vii
lage lockups was 73, as against 81;
the number OF &C unity jail prisoners was
FOB, as against 273 Il year ago, and the
number Of workhouse prisoners was
1855, as against 236 year ago.
The following table shows the num-
ber of petty criminals serving SEN
tence in Minnesota for three successive
vnn t.o nv Tuna IN. -.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
WRECK TN MISSOURI.
RESULT OF A CONDUCTOR DIsODEY-
ING ORDERS.
Two Passenger Trains ON the santa
Fe Collide, Killing Two TrninmeR
and Injuring Several other Train
men and Several Passengers.

Kansas City, Aug. 13.---A disastrous
head-end collision occurred on the San
ta Fe road between Hurd and Gibbs
at 1880 this morning between express
train No. 5, westbound, and express
No. 4, eastbound, resulting In two train.
men being killed and several passen-
gers injured and the engines and COM
binatlon express and baggage cars
completely demolished. According to
orders the trains were to have met ut
Gibbs, ard 1t Is alleged No. violated
orders.
Killed-Engineer Humphreys, Of ex-
press No. 4, Kansas City. George
Caplinger, express messenger OF No. 8,
buried In the wreck.
Injured-Dan Millsbaugh OF Chicago,
baggageman Of No. 4, badly bruised
and hurt internally; may die. IL. IL.
Derrick, Chicago, baggageman Of No. 8,
cut and bruised frCm lead to foot; will
probably die. Engineer Dan DAILY, on
No. 5, of Fort Madison, shoulder badly
hurt. Fireman Mart Fogarty of Fort
Madison, on No. 5, badly bruised; will
recover. Fireman II. p. Skyles, OH
No. 4, of Kansas City, slightly bruised.
brakeman Holmes, on No. 8, of Fort
Madison, hand smashed. Justin Nc
Carthy, twenty-five years old, of Chi
cago. Walter N. Durbin, twenty-three
years old, OF Milwaukee; ankle cut.
The trains met on a slight curve and
came together with terrible force. Both
engineers applied the air brakes and re-
yersed their engines, which action alone
was the cause OF saving many lives.
AS soon as the passengers, and those
OF the train crew not hurt. recovered
from the shock, they proceeded to res
cue the unfortunate victims. Engineer
Humphreys, of No. 4, was found at his
post with one of his limbs cut of at the
thigh and his head almost split in two.
he died in q few minutes. Express
Messenger Caplinger was instantly
killed. E. Il. Derrick, the express mes
senger and baggageman Of No. 5, had
a very narrow escape and his injuries
may yet prove fatal. The momentum
forced him through the side of the car
and landed him on the embankment
about fifty feet away. His face was
mashed to jelly and his body terribly
cut and bruised.
Conductor Cleghorn was In charge OF
No. 5. He handed his order to the As
sociated Press reporter, which showed
clearly that the two trains were to meet
at Gibbs. The officials Of the Santa Fe
here say the cor rductor and engineer of
train No. were responsible for the ac-
cident, having disobeyed orders to meet
No. at Gibbs. The engineer being
killed o., sht, no statelncnt Of course
could be obtained from him; but the
conductor states that he entirely over
looked the orders. The total damage
to property will not exceed $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
Tunnel Caved I'm.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 14.-About forty
feet of the roof Of the Mullan tunnel.
on the Northern Patftic, cayed in. and
thirty workmen may congratulate them
selves that they had business else.
where. Only few minutes before the
men We're engaged in lining the tunnel
Just before the accident they ran out
OF cement As the freight was reported
coming, the whole force left the tunnel
to let it through, intending to go back
after it passed. BY that time they ex-
pected.a fresh supply of cement. Be
fore the freight got fairly in the cave.
came> The east-bound express was
stopped there and backed to Garrison
and sent east via Butte All trains
will go that way until the damage is
repaired, which will be several weeks.
Stubs will be sent. out from Helena
with east-bound passengers for Logan.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
DROWNED AT WHITE BEAR.
The Victim Is Henry G. oliver, an
Ex-COnductOr.

Ex-C0nductOr.
st. Paul, Aug. 13.-Henry Crawford
Oliver, well known st. Paul railroad
man, was drowEed in White Bear lake
yesterday under circumstances which
have led TO the belief that he commit
ted suicide. Oliver had been in i'll
health of late, and during the past two
weeks, until Friday, had been confined
to his bed. Friday he went out to the
lake, and yesterday morning, although
feeling quite Ill, he bade his wife good
bye at. o'clock and went out to the
lake again. At s O'Clock last night his
body was # Cund lying face downward
in sixteen inches OF water at the small
boat dock in frCnt of County Commis-
sioner David HaIna's cottage on the
shore of the lake at White Bear vii
lage. divers right arm was clasped
tightly around Cne of the posts of the
dock, and at first 1t was thought he
might have met with foul play. But
when the body was taken from the wa
ter there were no marks of violence
found on 1T and his valuables were in
tact. His weak physical condition,
however, has led to the opinion of
many of his friehds that he might have
been taken suddenly i'll while standing
on the dock and fell into the water,
and that durinS his struggles to get out
he threw his arm around the post of the
dock as a means of drawing himself
out of the water. On the other hand,
there are some grounds for believing
that he committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
Criminal DOiuHs.

A dangerous gang of counterfeiters
In Connecticut is broken up.
A Philadelphia man shoots his wife,
her uncle and himself
A vigilance committee, formed dur
ing the Cripple Creek strike In Colora-
do, is unearthed.
An Iowa man kills his sweetheart,
mortally wounds her mother and sister
and then commits suicide.
Judges at Helena, Mont, charge an
attorney of that city with subornation
of perjury.
> Martin e. Yates, of Goshen, Ind,
committed suicide at the Windsor ho-
tel, New York, by taking poison.
Postmaster John A. Wilson of Cas-
ner, ILL.,. was shot and seriously wound
cd by two unknown men. Cause un-
known.
Albert Guest was fatally shot at
Bardwell, Ky, by the city marshal.
Guest was breaking into the railway
depot.
A brutal assault on two laborers at
Brazil, Ind., has caused the citizens to
organize for the maintenance Of law
and order
Mrs. John III. Oman, wife of an Eagle
township, (O). farmer, was murdered
it is believed,fb robbers who were
convicted by her testimony. =
John Daneger. wealthy farmer
VI j.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-16
Personal Mention.

Felix GeOffdion. who had been a
member of the Canadian parliament
for thirty-one years died at Montreal.
A Japanese graduate of the Harvard
law school becomes his cOuntry's min
lister to the United States.
John W. Harmon died near Muncie,
Ind. where he had lived for fifty years.
He arrived there penniless and leaves
an estate valued at $4,000.
Ex-Gov. Austin Blair was buried at
Jackson. Mich, the funeral services be-
ing attended by many men prominent
in politics.
H. II. Warner the patent medicine
man has returned from Europe penni-
less having lost the remains Of his for
tune at Monte Carlo.
The Rev. Samuel ]. Knapp, pastor
of the MacdOugal Street Baptist church
New York died at his summer home at
Mystic, Conn. He was 60 years of
age.
An autopsy showed that Mrs. Os-
bOrba, the once noted opera singer and
wife Of George Poole, died from star
vatiOn. Her death occurred in Balti-
mire.
Congressman Bryan of Nebraska, at
the request of the Democratic Free
Coinage league of that state, announces
himself as Il candidate for United States
senator.
F. II. Underwood. United States con-
sui ut Leith, Scotland, died at that
place yesterday of blood poisoning. He
was appointed consul at Glasgow by
President Cleveland in 1885, and was
appointed consul at Leith June Sth,
last His home was in Boston.