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shst by a Miner.

Kanksiey, ILL.,, Sept. 11.-City Mar.
anal Donaldson was fatally shot and
u. r. Tobias, clerk for the Star Coal
company was seriously wounded to-
day By John Urich, q miner. Urich's
cow had bten Placed in the pound and
Mrs. Ur:ch attempted to batter down
the gates and release the animal, The
Ofacos and Tobias interfered, and %
they werc leading the woman 70 1ail
her husband emrtied his revolver at
them. two shots taking effect. Urich
escaped Q posse Of fifty men who start
Cd In pursnik
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R.x.rai.x Gooa Roads.

Washington, Special.-Practical In.
formation for the guidance of all inter-
eated In the good roads movement 10
embodied in IN important report Of tho
United States geological survey on the
geology Of the common roads of the
country, prepared by Geologist N.
Shaler. The report outlines the history
Of American roads, discusses tho geo.
logical relations of common roads aud
the geological condition Of road ma
tcrials and reviews the sources Of sup.
ply Of rad stones.
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W.eck ON the Meaaha

Virginia. Minn.. Sept. 15.-A freight
train on the Mcsaba & Northern rail-
night caused by cattle on the track.
Ten cars were totally wrecked and
the engine damaged. Fireman MUIR
ply was seriously injured.
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VIII Visit the Northwest.

Washington. Sept. 15.-Commission
crs of Indian Affairs Browning left
today for II vacation of several weeks
III the northwest. He will visit Indian
reservations In Minnesota and the
laEOtas
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THE LAST DAY. -
clos. ., ne ss.l 81: E......i., 'n.s.-,-
-t .Ant NJ tk~ q. A n

nent Of ths. q. A. n.
Plttsburg Sept. >15.-The. 2Sth mn.
tienal encampment. Of the g. A. Il.
and all the attendant cermonies and
festivities are over. The wOman's ne
lief corps installed Its Officers this
ihorning, but the work Of the other
organizations was completed last
night. The last number on the omcial
programme was completed today when
the officers nnd delKntea, with their
ladies', were given u boets excursion.
which took IN the farlsGr Splate mills
ut Homestead.
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A kentuclky Hansinx.

Hopkinsville. Ky, Sept. 15.-Stevc
Adams. negro twenty-five years
old. was hanged here to-day for the
murder OF OFT Campbell, another
negro. last May.
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Threatened Wholeaale sla.shter.

ThFeatened Wh0lesale SlaughteF.
Ashland. Wis. Sept. ia despOnd-
cnt railroad man threatened the whole
sale slaughter Of his family. He gave
his wife the privilege of kissing her
children goodbye. She made her es-
cape through the bed room window,
aiM now the police officials IRE in-
Yestigating the matter.
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rEsPTED As6F FELL.
.5rr'-'.e,. ;..,ss7s s77;.,,st 81 60 ~ !.

Brajnerd, Mum, Sept. 15.-N. W..
Wheatley, Who has been a resident Of
this city fof ssresl1J fda aad for the,
past two yeGrs ( dealer Id farm ma
ehinery ana -ipp,ts. left the city
two months vxs6 ID teN some stock
he owned in the Mesabas Iron range.
Since then nothing has beens heard Of
his whereabouts. He. wns treasurer
Of the Brnlicrd Building and Loan as
as,ciatiOn for some time past, and %
far as the investigation has been car.
ried is found to be In defnnk Of about
$2O,OOO. The investigation 81 being,
continued by the o11cers and directors
and will be finished In a short time.
Immediate STRIPS VIII ke taken to
learn Of his Whereabouts aud places
hiM under the clutches Of the law.
His machinery business was old by
the sheriff Of this county on Tuesday
to satisfy the creditors. Nj Wheat
Icy leaves wife and several children
here, but one2luoM aiHte he e. He
wa generally respected and his en-
texzlsment isNas 81 lejaE tSrprise to
the community.
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Robbed m Fair.

Cherokee. Iowa. Sept. 15.-The days
receipts of the Buena Vista county
fair at Alta. sixteen miles east Of
here. We're stolen from the box office.
The haul ncttetl $3.50.
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Do,lated I'D Fairfax.

Fairfax. Minn., Sept. 15-A private
subscription for the fire sufferers mt
Hinckley realized $G5. which was for
wartled to the governor the other day
from the village Of Fairfax.
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Alexandria. Nlinn., Sept. 1a.-Word
comes from Crooked lake, near Nelson,
that Peter Johnson was accidentally
shot and killed by his brother Erick,
while the two were engaged in killing
hogs.
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WIG Murderer shot De.d.

Lelt Junction. Utah, Sept. 1j.-EnOcll
Davis. the wife murderer, was ex-
ct,ltcd mt 1912 to-day. He was placed
in a chair aud Mt signal six soldiers
shot him, firing through loOploles In
q tent,
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An Iucrea.c. Of Expe..es.

Hula Pestl, Sept. 15.-,Thc sessions
Of the delegates opened here this morn
Ing. The Austr0-Hungary budget for
1876 shows an increase Of expenses Of
1.OOO.OOO illorinc, all for the army.
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RATES ARE REDUCED
~ ORDER or Tnn MINHnisorA,
RAlLRoAD CONFUSION.


81 Paul Aug. 1.-THE state railroad
and warehouse commission yesterday
decided the famous Steenefson rate
case. an appeal to the commission to
order reduced freight rates on grain
on the Great Northern railway, on
the ground that the present charges
are unreasonable. The commission
dnds that the first three allegations Of
fact In the plaintiffs complaints are
true, and orders put into efIect q dis.
tance tariff OF rates, which make ma.
t.rial reductions in = I'll The - present @
= issas.follows s',57 81
0seotss the Railroad and Warehouse
s. -! 4 - ~ ~ Aml1oe,
a. .!ss. s0ta. s 'js.si .i..s 3
nas steeEerson against the Great
MortnerD cv haMway Company.
A1 Ine ABOVE enuued case We nnd
tn0 nohowinB incls:
"ElfBg- J00e Oll the QIle0adOn8 OF
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Northfeld, Minn., Sept. 15.-rhc
Nortlficld committee sent 5000 today
for the fire sufferers fund.
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Ltbe ItAu81 " y Jnfe10s
London. Special. al.-Inquirlcs made at
Stow House this morning elicit the In
formation that the COmte de Paris Is
not expected to live twenty-feur hours.
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WssA.4 ont II 80.

San Diego, Tex, Sept s11.-Three
hundred feet Of track on the Mexican
Natiooal, west Of Benayides, and 400
f.sst west of Rialtos, have bsen washed
away BY tho doodG All trains are
tied mp.
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rwo Inchsa OF Raan.

TWO lnch00 lOkf 8010.
/ AnOkf, Min4.. Sept. 11-1h2
heaviest rain for months commenced
at u O'Clock and two inches ten
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Yaek.sies q. NJ ssaate.

Madison, Wis. Sept. 14--Gov. Peck
has Issued writs Of elction TO MI the.
svAEencSessln the senate caused By 'ti1o,
sreiksf atio1A Of Sam SInead Of Fond du
Lac, and J. w. Murrhy Of Milwaukee.
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0thssviss.
r. III. Zahn, q furniture dealer &C
| Huntingfnn. Ind, has failed 81

fAAAA&S.A1 -
sIpWndy. ~. s;.5
3 penocFats Of the Tbirty-third Him
- district n0Binatsd Jonas Olson for
GpasFess. .
The Michigan Peninsular Car works
at Detroit, which have been employing
1900 men recently, will shut down
again indefinitely today.
Trustees Of the Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Firemen will urge the coming
eOnyention to take a frmer stand
against strikes. II
Two nail pepches were found in the
st. JoseDh riyef at Miles, Mich. They
had bean cut to pieces With q knife.
From Appearances they had been In the
swntef q long time.
4: Twelye hundfsh miners employed by
the Spring Nlalsy m) Coal company
Quit work II sympathy with the trap
sb0yA, Who Wl1ted m advance Of 5
,eept q ~. .@ss
y y r. tp ~ new small arms which
were ~ begin at Newport, r. L, early
tlts na0atA haye again been deferred
~ none Of the inventors have submit
ted theiF work for nial.
4 Bsca4se Rey. John a. Beagle's SER
lpons are loog and ~ rsads them from.
ma1asuipt he has been forced to re
ssm " ~ b Jssspa {lo) copressr
tion. '''ss. 's.i75,ss Z: 4
s TKs Ctsstle windOw-siass facteey ~
sxadsxSon, Ind, employing 200 hands,
Xm be put IN operation ct once for the.
alk time this season. This y the first
'Window-giass plant in the gas belt to
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The railroad win probably carry the
cnse to the United States supreme
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Geet e 'lLI,.rilelyfIle.

< ns SUS UOWu 10 u 6O1lU Ou6l0e08 O88l0,
While 200. 600 persons have lift the city,
siuce the last sOllier passed in review,
there are still 100000 strangess In ths
town, the majority Of whom wfll sfayI
until Saturday nnd Sunday, Whflels0ne
will remain even longer. The national
encampment opened this morning In
the new Grand opera house. The COM
Mander-in-chief and delegates were
welcomed on behalf Of the citixens' ex-
ecutiye board by Chairman Daniel @.
Ripley, and also by Whliam Hamilton,
chairman Of the committee ON invita-.
tiOns Gov. Pattison welcomed them
on behalf Of the state, while Mayor
McKerna Of PittSbuSg and Mayor Ken
nedy Of Allegheny performed the same
pleasant duty on behalf Of their respect.
i've cities. t-@4.
The serious business Of the encamp-
ment proper then began. The election
for commander-in-chief will not be held
until tomorrow. Since the withdrawal
Of Judge Charles d. Long Of Michigan
the opinion is rapidly growing that
Col. !. N. Walker Of Indiana win se-
cure the coveted honor.
81 A careful canvass ~ the st. PSul
committee convinced them that they
bad about one third Of the encampment
safe for St. Paul and were calming
rapidly when the questtup. Was un.
expectedly sprung twenty four hours
In advance q accu(somed pefiod. The
case ef Ct. Rsul was ahly prsseIt Ited 81
Col Jas. H. Davidson, 5ndEe Rae Of
MinnAapola. and the department com.
mandsr q Wisconsin: UpensaS viva
Sy0ca vQte the seatimep4 SNaS 20
manifesty favorable to fOui5ytlie thar
81 Panl decided not to wnste time bg
demanding q vote ~ :dspGrtments.
Col. Davidson moved to make the
selection Of Louisville unanimous, 81
the same time presenting the claims
Of st. Panl for 1895. ThiS, WAS re,
.ceived with universal manifestation
of approval and enough pledges wera
ct once voluntarily rendered to make
the selection practically certain. Ths
81. Paul committee VIII remain until
Close II encappment working for 1850
and have already secured quarters fos
20 dshsinaSaeT.lne ah aSaassyllliee en,er Adam. called
the delegntes to order. The credentials
Of the delegates had been examined.
and the annual reports Of the national
officers we're tnken mp and read.
S9mn,apder Adams opened his ad.
drels ky erEgratulatinG Pittsbury on
:tM loyalty now, as well as during the
days OF the war: citing its liberality In
caring Tor the soldiers from the Wese
on their way ~ fie front, % Phila.
delphiA hAA ~ those from the
E6tetA 6lafel g IS, Il. ..I..s : 4.
Hs tkSa ris6iisiss1 is tie faet that.
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later hsld Gp, . q 81 q 4; ~ people in
. ButtS suburb ana murdered the
proprtste9r: 3, 5,. S.s "
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] Ee.sls. a.s.lp.

Iet9lgn aessip.
~ ssssElprafuticnn fcr san snasnssial sxpo-
f!ttcai Of Giant proportions, to be held In
;lSDf, are being made In GtEknpllp,
s8Wedlen. q s.,
b Il y claimed TINT Great Britain en-
selaypeeiE to 9saMs tho Uuitad States
80 oySiirtss NM
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-09
OBI7U IRY

Joseph F. Mosher of the law firm OF Carpsn-
ter & Mosher. 90 Wall street died yester-
day at his home. 81 West Seventy sixth
street. of tubercular plsurisy. Mr.. Mosher
was born In Brooklyn on June 10.
1850. He was graduate OF the
College of st. Francis Xavier. He began the
practice Of admiralty law in 1871, and con-
sign cd In 1891. He was an eI- President OF the
tSs emu e CUB q. ana Ss
death he was member Of the CathoIic Demo-
sEstie. University; Colonial and hsnhattan
a wife and two brothers. Geo. H., Mosher. a
lawyer. and Thos. Mosher; a clerk, The fu-
XavierS Church.
Huested W. r. Hoyt,. q ,well-known public
man OF Connecticut. died at his home In
elected TO the State Senate when he was 20
entered that body, He was also Speaker Q, the
Fourth Regiment State militia. and under his
leadership it was brought up TO high stand
town OF Greenwich for twenty years in which
he did not take conspicuous part. He WAS
81 9S saHas snS
offices OF trust. His wife was the daughter OF
eF.CongrsssmSn John 7 Waite Of Norwich
enc son.
David H. Kelly. who died on Saturday at ~
Horatio street IA the 18th year OF his age, was
an old-tim policeman. He came from Bos-
ton. and was aYpointed on the force IL 1855.
einet lie was one Of the Leatherhsad force.
As detective he helped arrest the river
pirates Saul and Hewlett. who were hanged
In the TOmbs for the murder OF the mate
OF q vessel In the Hudson River. For this
service he was made roundsman and Ser
gsant. James l;yersrd the brewer. was de-
several OF his last years had been pensioner
OF EveTard's. He will be buried to-day at
Green wood. and the Association OF Detective
SerReants will be represented at the funeral.
Henry T. Morgan for many years President
OF the Brooklyn Savings bank. died suddenly
OF heart disease at his home at lb2 Columbia
Heights. Brooklyn. on Saturday night His
cut. and in 1856 BECAME a CLERK for his uncle
William Morgan. who Was 40 the drug bust
ness in Brooklyn. When William Morgan died
10 1880 he continued the business. retiring in
1911. lie organized the Nassau Gas Company
Of Brooklyn. and was elected the 1lrst Prssi-
dent, When Hosea Webster Prssldent Of The
BROOKLYN Savings Bank. retired In 1851. Mr.
Morgan WAS director In the lirOOklyn City
Hospital and was also connected with several
other Institutions
Virgil Whiteomb died on Friday Of grip at his
home at 90 President street, Brooklyn, at the
age OF 81 years. He started out in his career
as a hotel keeper in 1882. when he opened the
FTanklln Hotel at Broadway and Deg street.
later he Identified himself with the old ST.
Nicholas Hotel
Henry +. Gosksn OF Newark died yesterday
Of parssis after three years illness he Eas
once district court Judge He was about IS
years old. aud be leaves q vile
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TROUSERS mat PROVED a TRAP.

Ansedots sy the Retired Burglar. Who
LINED More TIA" lie Could Carry Away.
went one night" said the retired burg
lar into the room Of a man who had his
clothes stacked up on a chair alongside the
bed, with tho trousers thrown on tor In a care
less sort OF way. as though he had bean too
tired or two lazy to straighten 'sm out The
right-hand pocket looked Inviting. and
reached into IT, There was . poekstbook
there but when tried TO pull it out my hand
WAS held On the sharp points OF a dozen wires
You've seen those mousstraps with little
cOne-shaDsd wire tunnels for The mouse to
run his head into? He can get his head In
easily enough, hut when he wants TO pull It
out the ends OF the wires stick into his head
and neck and hold him Well. this man
had liked up a. contrivance ike that In his
little time and using a little more patience.
but said to myself Why not carry the
trousers of and take my time aboutitY /
gathered them up and started. Ii was mis-
take. / hAdnt gone six feet before felt
little tug, and tbs points were pulled into uay
hand deeper than ever. az course knew at
once what Ii ali meant: there was a cord at
tachsd to one Of the trousers legs and the
other end OF il was tod to the mans hand. aud
that was what had brought up against
lie was out Of bed In min ute. / made a
hlaif at hi but h0mPsIsd as | was with prae-
ueally only one hand really wasn't In II at
alt and in less than TWO min utes he had mo
tied 10 waiting Tor the police"
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isdsrates. Several Of the gang win be tried in
strenpth Of information telegraphed By the
Berlin police A few Of the gang have oper-
ated in the United States.
=. As Chancellor Won Caprlyi refused TO sanction
here in 1896 the undertaking has been
aband on cd and the committee for It dissolved
N. Tlmtrlazen, the principal Russian mem
Der Of the Commercial Treaty Corr miesion, has
been appointed permanent financial agent In
Berlin He will make oyertures to the I'M
ding advances on Russian paper.
The International Miners Congress con-
voked In Berlin. will debate the questions OF
regulating the output by international agree
miners 20 Inspect mines and the formation OF
committees TO exchange intern tional reports
as to wages, and so on.
There will be a mass meeting OF the Inter-
pational Peace Society In the Town Hall on
Monday. Prof Forster and Deputy Dsssler
Prot Virehow has distinguished himself
while attending the Medical Congress- In Rome
by attacking Prince Bismarck and Prince Bis
marck's state policy. His remarks win be
made the subject OF an inter pellation In the
Isndtag when the vote for university salaries
Count Sehouvalof. Russian Ambassador
tested Tailor Doves bullet-proof cuirass at
the Russian Embassy to-day. He had already
tried the cuirass, and to-day he merely COM
at Doves breast. He said privately that the
cuirass was wonderful invention. on which
he would report to the Gar. He regards his
tests as satisfactory in every war.
These AMERICANS have arrived here In the
last week, g. a Evans. Charles de BaSkus, f
York; e A. Neatherby OF St Paul and A.
Spicer Of Philadelphia.
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JoITINGs ABOUT TOWN.


Nine Trsbelli Poultnsy BiEelow Anl cyr4sw Fsh
arrived yesterday from Liverpool IN the inIhfA
performance In aid o. the Actors Fund o. Amsre.
was given at PAmeTs Theatre last evening lie -Dass
was crowded. And ~, 100 WAS cleared
Otto AAttAla. the Italian boy who robbie John or'o-
lAno. his employer OF 800 and rAL aS4!, 80
Sergeant Won Gerchten. OTtolAno Is rsh dsalsr,
whose shop IS at 1855 Blsscksr street.
While Mr. and Mrs. A. s. laughter Of 1SI West 'uys
sixth street riding in Central Park yealefdaY AZ
teTnoon Mrs Haughtsr's horse shted AMI treF ~ ~
thu ground near the Terrace bridge. He hrt "4s -
and sue taken home in . carriage
Maria Nlcalo, the Italian woman wE0 shot DGul1L.so
ChAubo OF 40 kast l40th -trssI on Saturday Hhsos
attempted q assGult her at her home, - EAsI 100
street demanded Ia the AorrisAniA Ponce Aol.A
yesterday TO await the result OF Itambos II.-''s'
Tue man may die
owen NcQuads Of Ass Third avenue, motcrmaa
the Fort doIris branch OF Ihe Un!9n Hall a. ~.
pAny. pArOled IN the NorTsaniA Police tnlN ysb-
isrdAy 10 appear Tuesday in answer TO olatSs q
running over Frederick EttngeT. iamphSH- u -
81. AIMS avenue On saturday night EiunssE WISE
broken
Peter Dubois lSVsarod csrg In the ofteef ot -
Fourth avenue line, was arraignst IA me Ioi1n.
Police Court yesterday accused OF grand laTlsuy. -
tbst;s supposed 10 eNtend over several see -. -
last slS4 was missing from The money 3fAss!'
lie vas Leld Jn 81 100 Tor the Grand Jury
James ThonaE an indian frym the TeEsTyAI1n us.r
Montreal arrested on saturday in AeW i'AltAsLs
street for in30NicHtnn. Ia the Tombs Ponce ',.t-
Yesterday he sa!d be IA ai come saIur1aV ro-uhi
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