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The sun., 1894-04-29
ANNIE GRAY ARRESTED AGAIN.

This Tive n wouap Accused Her of Steal
Tag P.ir OF Diamond Earrings.
Annie Gray. against whom q charge OF steal
Ing $500 from q Philadelphia man 10 now
pending. and whose house In West Forty sixth
street was the cause OF charges being pre-
ferred against the police Captain OF the pre-
cinct. was arrested early yesterday morn
ing for beating Bertha Preufer and try
ing to steal her diamond earrings. At .
few minutes past o o'clock q policeman
found the Preufer woman lying on the side
walk in front OF Harry Dleffen bach's saloon
on Twenty-seyenth street. near broadway.
She told tho Ulcers that she hal boen sit-
ting In a private room in the saloon with
Annie Gray and some men She handed her
earrings to one OF the men to keep for her as
the catch OF one was broken. The Gray
woman snatchpd the earrings and began to
beat her. she said. being aided IN this By DEF
fenbach, who put her on; OF the saloon and
locked the door.
The policeman took Bertha to the West Thir-
tieth street station. He was sent back to the
break In the door and arrest the proprietor
that the policemen meant business the door
was opened. All hands were brought to the
police station. There Annie Gray said that
Bertha had given the earrings to Dieffenbach
for afekeepinG Dieffeubnch surrend cred
tn an and corroborated this story. .
The Preufer woman refused to make O COM
plant. and as the Sergeant could find no
charge upon which to hold Diefrenhach or An
ME Gray. he reluctantly dismissed them both.
The sun., 1894-04-29
SPARKS IRON TEE zELEsRArH.

Hattie Beebs. the woman Wh0 lived with william O.
Green Of Adams, T.. Who cut hs throat and dIsd on
Thursday, after beating her and crushing her 81 ul
jurtss received.
AATy Layton. young Widow, caught IN the
shAfnE At SiGeEkys shirt factory IA Loci port n r.
yesterday and received fatal iRlursA Her clathinE
sas nsariy AL torn from her person and her body
fFighuuly bruised.
Ths Grand Jury has presented twenty three indlot-
msnta against J. s. and = ~ HelmsE fTrgldent and
fies-fTssidsnL of I've defuncs AeFehants Bank Of
Loekport. n J.. charging mtsdemeAnoT aud In
diesnsnts against PEssilsRt 5 hslmsr for perjury
Alfred EEelAad Of Adrian, = T.. was found EuIlty Of
nslAuEhter IN ths arat degree Yestsruay. aud
ssAesd e twenty ~ hard labor Auburn prison
the maximum sentsnes for tue crime Egslahd an0t
Aaa kulsd hs fathsE N barToea nght On oeL LAsG
The sun., 1894-04-29
ooxEYIIKs zHmEATES SACRAMENTO.

They WIN Fo-s- th- Town 10 s.ad Them
East-Ths Aathori'i-- RendV for Th-m.
SACRAMENTO. Cal. April 2S.-word has been
received here that large band OF Coxeyites
has left Oakland for this city on q steamer
chartered by Oakland citizenA 1t was reported
that tho tramps' leader had been warned not
to come here but that he declares the band
mustered mon enough to force lis way into
the city; that the railroad aud State had val
ma ma, ls in Interests here and Il sauld be an object
The Mayor. Chief OF Police and sheriff will
meet the Invaders on their arrival, and tell
them they will get nsther aid nor comfort
here. AMI that the first infraction ~ the law
will be severely punished.
The sun., 1894-04-29
THE MISERY OF PRIsCG's DEATH
Suspieioas OF Murder sirengtheaed sy .
EIood-at .,ned Rope.

EIood-st .,ned Rope.
New BRUNSWICK. Y. j.. April 2S.-The newest
thing in tho mystery OF Anthony Prisco's
death on the railroad at Deans station is the
discovery OF a tlfteen-foot rope OF about fvs-
eighths-inch thickness. 1t was found by
farmer named Williamson. and is now in the
possession OF Detectives Oliver and Housell.
ION the knot at one end is a stain. which DR..
+. A. Shannon has examined and says is hu-
man blood. Detective Houssll showed TO THE
Sun reporter a thread OF cloth which he found
on the rope and which looked as II 1t came OF
q mans coat. II is thought that the rope may
have been used by Prisco's enemies In killing
MIN.
Frisco was last seen on Wednesday night.
At twenty minutes to 4 o'clock he told Aracs
that he was going to New llrunswick and
would he back that night. He told him to
leave the door OF the house unlock ed. so that he
might get In. Arac" saws that Frisco tried to
borrow twenty five or nity cents to take the
train from Leans station. Arsce did not have
the money, aud Frisco started to walk along
the turnpike road. Five persons saw him
walking there. with his shotgun over his
shoulder, This shotgun is now a very i'm
poTtant factor in the case. IL Is missing. six
hours and a half o! Trisco's time Is unaccountsd
Tor up to the present.
The sun., 1894-04-29
Jrr~d .. lIor-s's Toneu..

Charles Norton. an employee Of Capt. Benia-
min Jones OF Setnuket. l.. l.. took out a valu-
able team Of horses for exercise a few days
ago. One otthe team. Jim Blaine. fine trot-
ter. kicked ono leg over the pole and thus
threw him self to the ground. Norton, in en-
deavoring to make him get up took hold OF
his tongue and pulled It 40 hard that some Of
I'll" muscles or liganent. OF the tongue at the
roots gave way. Frightened at what he had
done. Norton fled from the village and has not
been seen since The horse is slowly starving
to death. The tongue hangs several inches
from the mouth and IL IN said NJ orti ac alton
has set In. Constable Howell. who IL an agent
for Bergh's society. is looking for Merton. IL
r. probable that the horse will bs killed. as
there IL no hope OF saving it's lie.
The sun., 1894-04-29

tented not to Fush matters IN connection With
the men who ran on with train The United
States court II now In the midst OF criminal
trial. and other similar cases are awaiting
their turn. To bring the entire captured army
back for trial would consume the time OF the
court for an indefinite period.
The nlan agreed upon r. to select = number
OF leaders. just how many II is not decided,
and bring them here next yesk some 1 ume s, ior
zee flt. Tho balance Of the army will be kept
at Fort KeoRh In charge Of soldiers until
further orders When the excitement Of the
past week has quieted down. the rank and flle
may be sent about their business In detaoh.
ments not in a body Everything ie outlet
throughout the state now. and things have re-
sumed their normal aspect
The sun., 1894-04-29
nARcHIA6 THRUUGH IOVs.
Keny's Men Bath~ nad shave and Have Got
Up Baseball Team.

Up n Baseball Team.
BTuART. ia. April 2S.-The forced march to
Des Moines by tho Industrial army under
Com mander Kelly was undertaken under the
most favorable circumstances. The weather
WAS fine. and the condition OF the army was all
that could be expected. Enough farm wagons
were provided to haul the sick and lame and
provisions through to Earlham. where a short
stop was made. The sacramento contingent
is In better spirits to-day. owing to tho iavor-
able outlook ahead for u Journey by rail.
Since leaving Council Bluffs tho men have
changed in appearance. With tho supply OF
clothing now on hand they have put them
selves In a very respectable shape. Bathing
and shaving ms well are strictly, attended to.
The march to EarlhAm was devoid nf interest
Gen Kelly Is peIfecting an army baseball
team to meet the Des Moincs League ciup to-
morrow afternoon.
The army refuses TO proceed until wagon or
rail transportation is furnished. The wagons
which went from hero are re urning, and only
march Provisions are running short
DEs MoINEs. la April :S.--The Rock Island
has run all its rolling stock out OF this city and
Valley Junction In anticipation Of Gen. Kelly's
arrival Other railroads are taking similar
precautions.
The sun., 1894-04-29
. Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy in THs sus
ling record the perAtnIs ysstsrdAI a. follow.


wAsHIsoros yoREcAsT SUNDAY
For Massachusetts,. Rhode Island, and Connscticut
showers followed by clearing weather eoosrt aorth
winds
Sor saslsr- Nee Forh Pssnyisanfa a.d
..y hundr tRossd bs ssaiAsr; cooler; .oyiA
uindS
For tho District OF Columbia. Maryland. and Dsla-
ware. conditions are favorable fer local thunder
storms but the weather win be fair during the greater
portion OF the day; winds shifting east; slightly
cooler
For western New York. fair. and continued cool
noTthsAst winds.
For western Pennsylvania local thunder storms
followed by clearing weather. northeast winds cooler
In south portion
The sun., 1894-04-29
a women Loads 900 or the Iav,s-r..

stCKAMENTo. Cal, April 2S-Over LOO In
dust:ials who lett Oakland yesterday after
noon on the steamer Alyira landed at New
Hope this morning and marched 10 Walnut
Grove on their way 10 Sacramento. They will
arrive late tonight or early to- orroW morn
ing
f. Smith. an elderly woman from San Fran
cisco. who WAS unanimously elsrtsd to the
post after several leaders OF the other sex had
Jailed to start them On the way to Wash Ington.
hhs Is a woman OF great decision OF character
ana Of commanding presence, who expresses
her determination to lead her followers on
until thsy stand in front of the Capitol
The sun., 1894-04-29
KNIGHTS OF LABOR TO HELP.
1HET JOIN THE sIRTHB <0<INsT
1HE GRktT NORTHERN.

-,.,.. s,-.,s,,r IN s,.,..o,.-r..~., P-,.
Sir.., ss.,,Sss Ssr'" 49,, -. 30 ~ Mo,,..-
with Viev 60 Have ste Cssr'er For
tsIted for tts Fatiure te Rua Trsins.
CHICAGO April 2a-The General Executive
Bosrd OF the knights OF Labor decided to-day
ar 80. -, ar C...t No..h... p.u-.,
the stHke on the Great NoHnern hshWsy.
Master Workman Sovereign left tonight for
MInneapolis to take char0e Of the Kniahts and
.i.. \. -. 49,. .sSiS ... NJ.
ASSIST IN msAins .he stuse ssuceess AUS
order Of the Executive Board is as follows:
N,l'D,., oH'.ASo. .p', ,L.N, 50 Los -
n"pr .,0or W W. '"PoS o wv "''''
Your General Executive Board hovinF decided that
the grievances, Of the American Railway Union are
Ismsdyths'' said union F" sn''.so TO our 'u ''mps'hy
You are therefor. ordered Immediately upon r.e.ipt
Of th. com IN unicston to cease work for the Grsss
Northern Railroad and 20 forward hand in hand with
n, ,ort,r.n "a ~. oo a, In.,o. .rh .o,,,v
~. ,"v, ~. .o,t =, ,.n,s "a IN. ,,n,s ~ W..
,hu, proving ,ns 'ody OF sOOr sno 'ns ,iu.n OF our
The order includes men working in any capacity for
the Great Northern Railroad Compsny and !. not con-
stock.
signed Tor the o. b. .or.,,,o, NV
wv. h.rts y. a.
n: j. Martin, = member OF the General Ex-
scutiye Board. reached Chicago this morning
look from the standpoint OF the strikers was
most encouraging. Many ot the Knights OF
lahOr had lett the employ OF the road. while
lew not engaged In the operating department.
but In me shops or other places who stlll re-
General Executive Board. MT. Martin said he
was satisfied. from q careful examination OF
the situation. that the hearty cooperation OF
the knights OF Labor In body was all that
was needed TO bring the railroad companyto
terms The Executive Board. after consider
ing the matter &c ed on this advice.
:, GENERAL etary-Irehsurer Hayes said
there were about, thirty assemblies whose
iIo would not venture uron m estimate Of
the number OF members In the assem- hlles.
Another member OF the committee said the
order was In prime condition to carry on
long siege. as it had between S30.OOO and
In the absence Of Mr.. Sovereign the ses:
sions OF the Executive Board will be presided
over by Grand Foreman Bishop OF Boston.
MiNNghnLts. April 2S-Ihe strike OF the
Great Northern was extended yesterday after
noon to nl the divisions OF the road. including
the Twin city en- mployees and he Eastern Min
nesota branch to DulIth and Superior. The
yards In MINNEAPOLIS were quiet last night
Year st. Paul there WAS fone excitement over
the blockading OF three OF the four trucks Of
ern Minnesota train on the crossing. The
passengers had to get back to town as hest
they could. The tracks were cleared. however,
ut :, /. NJ. and IN Omaha train was permitted
As tho burlington. Omaha Wisconsin Cen
trail 500 and Northern Pacific use the Great
Northern tracks between the twin cit ga they
We're temporarily tied up. but last n 'ght were
day that tho strike was to be extended to the
Northern Pacific In day or two but this Ia
denied by President DeLs OF the American
Halfway Union. at whose instanc. the ruen
The sun., 1894-04-29

Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
coyery saved my life and
has made me q man; my
home-physician says l am
good for forty years yet.
You will remember that my
case was a case just between
life and death, and all of my
friends were sure iL was a
case of death, until l com
menced taking "A second
bottle of Golden Medical
Discovery" when | was
able TO sit upand the cough
was very much better, and
the bheeding from my lungs
stopped. and before had
taken six bottles of the
Golden Medical Discov-
eFy my cough ceaSCd and
The sun., 1894-04-29
The Proposed Ch-sape.Ls and Delaware
Cansl.

BALrIMoRE. April 2a-Delegates from nifty
fve business mems organizations met In the
City Council chamber this afternoon to CON-
slider the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
project. Gov. Frank Brown, Mayor Latrobe.
Gen. Felix Agnus, Collector Marine. and mem-
bers OF the City Council were also present. It
was arran ged that mass meeting should be
held In the interest Of the proposed ship canal
across the MARYLAND and Deawars, peninsula
milea to Baltimore's foreign and coastwiss
com meree. and the cost 10 estimated At twenty
million dollars.
The sun., 1894-04-29
Nor. Ohio Tr.lnD. LooI,ne ror a T,.,.,

LIMA. o.. April 2a-Several hundred tramps
are camping a mile west OF this city along the
Fort Wayps Railroad. About $50 landed there
on Wednesday. hut many otheTs have ioinsd
them. until now there are 100. They are after
CoxeY. and will make a start for Washington
IN few days. Another party is camping east
OF the city along the same road. They also
a train
The sun., 1894-04-29
ThelN Gather.

The area OF high pressure which kept fair westhe,
In this tor consecutive dAvs pssse.
TO the south yesterday and cloudy showsry w-aths.
was the result. There was u storm developing over
wyoming and Colorado. It 10 preceded by q general
increase Of heat. Highest Official temperature here
yesterday o8s; lowest 55' average humidity T5 per
cent: wind southwest average Velocity 10 miles an
hour: barometer corrected to read to sea level at
A. NJ. so 10; 3 p. NJ. 2os5.
The Thermometer at Psrry's pharmacy in rHs sus
The sun., 1894-04-29

The Park ommissioners have ordered that
on Mag ! the keepers In the menagsris IN
Central Park shall don q new uniform. The
old blue uniform is to be adorned with white
and white stripe on the trousers. Tho but
tons will be sllyered.
The sun., 1894-04-29
xHoIsatt Haar.aInEmrr

oRRPLE CREEK. Col. April Ex-senator VOL
eott has been hanged In efiRy at Victoria. .
mining camp in the Cripple Greek district On
the back of the figure was the inscription.
Down with plutOcraey" The reason for this
CoxeY moYamanE
The sun., 1894-04-29
swsslIasa FaIatsa wan, spsakIaE.

hERIDEs. Conn. April 2a-Ths army of the
COmmonweAl Of this State reached here last
night from WsthsEshsld. It is on its way 10
New Haven to Join the Boston army Capt.
ssestland addressed mesting last night and
The sun., 1894-04-29

SIN A.othsr Adirondack Hotel B.r.sA-
sARANAo LAKE. April 2a-Ths Hotel Rich-
ards at Westport was burned with all its con-
ago 1t was disco overed to be on fire in several
places. but tho fire was qusnched. The fire
fiend was m ore successful on thursday night
Tho police are looking for him.
The sun., 1894-04-29

all su INNER, " as very
bilious; sometimes my
bowels wou Id not
move in sixty 10 sew
enty hours | would
ke some bitters,
which would help the
matter, but as soon as
the bitters were gone
i had To buy more or I
would be as had as be-
fore and sometimes
worse. A druggist
called my attention 10
yourDr. Pierce'sGOld-
en- Medical Discovery,
and before | had ken
half "A bottle OiitIf felt
much better, and by
the time | had taken
all. | could eat three
hearty meals per day,
and had not felt So
well for a long time
The sun., 1894-04-29

A slsysrly written society satire Is "Mr
Bailey -Martin.h bT Percy White, now In ifs
fifth tho oagApd Lowell COEysll i Co. Publish-
era and Al beokssllsEsL-AdA %.
The sun., 1894-04-29
WEAK LUNGS, Cough. CHRONIC
NASAL CATARRH.

IL, CTdDf0rd, Ddt0es Co.,
Neb., had weak lungs,
cough and catarrh, with
profuse expectOration /:
difficult breathing. lasting
from one TO eight hours.
He writes 81 took sick
and went TO the doctors.
They gave md medicine,
but IL did not hlep me, so 1
got two or three bottles OF
Golden Medical Dlscov-
cry and some 'PelleCs.'
After a while | got bet.Ae,
until three winters ago /
got sick again 50 / could
not do anything, and l
wrote to YOU giving my
symptoms on one of your
question blanks, and asked
The sun., 1894-04-29

AOEEAa 4 sEeIasr. s.eEaSs ssE:hes.sA sresaSsy
separate rooms for faTnitaEa planes. baggage IA
bezlag aad sAlsRlzE. Paaasd gAhs fsE moving h ety
The sun., 1894-04-29
MOSEASA's TRAM sEEALERA

A@sSasrs ts ne Desit "itas sat AAAk Aaa
File 10 ne Released FIssrzsAL
HELENA. Mont. April 2a-Ths conservative
advice of Judge Knowles Of the United States
Court and local counsel Of the Northern Pacific
has prevailed. and AL dsngsr from the Coxsy
army In this quarter Is AvsTtsd. for while at
least. Acting on the advice Of Judge Knowles
ana sx-GoI pools counsel for the road. the
Northern Pacific people In the East have con
The sun., 1894-04-29

bCIOTC.J
@. Fl. HARRIS, ESQ. a new :
man and ready for busi-
ness.
And now I feel that
IL is q duty that | owe
TO my fellOwmen to re-
Commend 10 them the
" Golden Medical Discov-
cry" and DIR. Sago's Ca
tarrh Remedy, which
saved my life when doc
tors and all other medi-
cines failed 20 do me any
good.
l win send TO You with
this letter two Of my pho
tographs; one was taken
q few weeks before / was
taken down sick In bed,
and the other was taken
The sun., 1894-04-29
cWe0S VfN0vS
"F10R TEIE BLOOD I5 TEIE LIFHn

nervous" h poor Hs uaun
becomes impaired d poorth
impoverished and
u como
n an nrv only
PrcG eremedypa
sd increase
strength nerve fore andv rof al whou
nnd adult. thne Il
q have becomep pduceii feh
Catauh
oil Discovery
Is the tpoG remedy edca Science
oSW
The sun., 1894-04-29
e X z z ClS IN C .

Exercise good Judgment and save
money and inconvenience by hav-
ing one of our suits fitted to you
at no greater cost than all the
wholesale and bankrupt schemes.
We make suits to order in "a
hours that will positively be to
your satisfaction.
We take all risk, money cheer
fully returned at all times.
Where we have An opportunity
to see clothes on customers we do
not allow them to pass without
our approval.
Also binding ourself to keep
the same in repair one year; no
charge.
The sun., 1894-04-29
BLEEDING FROM LUNGS,
CONSUMPTION.

WORLDS DIsPESsARY MEDICAL AssooIA-
rIoN, Buffalo, N. Y:
GeiItlsmen-I wish 10 say TO you that DIR.
The sun., 1894-04-29
BAD coUoH, BILIoUsNEss.
CONSTIPATION.

GEORGE !. WILDER, ESQ, OF East Wdutpg-
ford. ~ writes I" was feeling very miserable
The sun., 1894-04-29
MR ANTON kRA

AStON hHAfH' Esq you about my case. You
told me TO take your Golden Medical Discoy-
cry / took four bottles and got well and
have been well ever since"
The sun., 1894-04-29
ARNHE|M, M,
BROADWAY AND 9TH ST.,
BOWERY AND SPRING ST.

Poverty aud Terror In spaIa.
DR.. Allan McLans Hamilton. who arrived
yesterday on the steamship Lucania from q
health seeking tour Of three months In ru.
unrest on the other side. The situation in
Spain. particu larly. he said. was dangerous.
weeks. IL was unsafe to go on the strssts after
dark. The majority OF the people were In ab-
ject poverty and deeds of violence against
property and Government were OF frequent
occurrence. The Doctor thought that an up
heAvAl was imminent In Spain.
Oliver II. P. Belmont was alse . passenger
on the Lucanis.
The sun., 1894-04-29

taken down sick In bed, n TIT u.,,,,,, u.o
and the other Was taken u H. HAhhis' Esq
after was we'll For references, address
c. II. HARRIS,
NO. lo-2 III Ave, hock Island, Ill
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-16

Capt Padgett's tomato farm. on Tomato
Heights. near Lcesburs, VIII pay him hand
some prout tins season. He has been making
large shipments Of choice fruttf for some time
The Third battalion OF the Florida state
troops have accepted the invitation Of the
Ladies' NJ smorlal Association TO taxed part in
tha memorial exercises in Pensacola on
April27.
The Presbyterian church at Rockledge is
arranging TO secure the services OF =. A. Nc
Laurin. OF Columbia. ;. c., for the coming
summer months, beginning in May. He is the
same young man who o1iciated at ROckledge
last summer.
Madison Recorder: Mr.. NJ. N. Drew has
clock patterned after those In use during the
time Of Columbus. after whom IL takes its
name. Il is made of wood almost altogether,
its motive power a weight being about the
only metal about it, 10 has but one hour
hand and that indicates the hours only. 1t is
quite simple, yet is much Of a curiosity.
Madison Recorder. The farmers al the
county with whom we've talked this week
seem more than usually cheerful over their
prospects, although many Of them suffered
considerable loss by the recent snap. Be
sides this, they al say they have little or no
money, yet are as,well supplied with provisions
as they have ever been and are operating on
as little expense as possible. They owe but
little and are beginning 10 get ahead.
At citizens mass meeting held at Barlow
Friday the following nominations were made
for city officers for the ensuing year. Mayor,
r. w. CodtngtOn; marshal, Q. z. Jones; col
leCLOF, a. IS, i ferguson; assessor, &. y.
Stuart; clerk and treasurer. D. w. Stanley,
and councilmen. B. 3. Tatum Warren Tyler,
Frank Clark, r. l. Wilson. The retiring ON
GERS were all re-nominated, and the vote was
an unanimous one. and that. too by the
largest meeting OF the kind ever held In Bar
tow. The election win be held May /.
A gentleman who was al Orlando few days
ago from the country lying to the southwark
Of Palm Beach which is just now regarded as
the end OF the world SO far as Florida Is con-
cerned, brought samples OF mineral paint
having all tAe appearance of high grade
sienna He says that there are immense de-
posits OF this material in the region where he
has been Of late, and that it can be taken out
the ground 10 condition TO use without any
other preparation than grinding 1t in oil In
color it resembles raw sienna. II roasted, IL
takes the peculiar tint OF burned sienna. He
tells OF one house far down on the east coast
which has been painted with it. and says that
although the paint was put on several years
ago il retains all the freshness OF new paint,
and is not injuriously affected BY the hot sun,
which takes the life out Of other paints 50
quickly, He thinks there Is a bonanza in this
vast deposit Of mineral paint.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-16

the top Of her house and allowing her gaze
to rest upon the FESTIVE forms OF the ball
tossers as they fitted back and forth upon the
diamond. PatrOlman Hurst was the accuser
who hauled her down. She did not deny
having. with much eXertiOn and labor. hoisted
herself TO the roof OF her house TO look upon
the game, but she said she thought she had
right 70 do so. The Judge said 10 was ques-
ton in his mind whether she should be al
lowed 10 sit there or not. II II was her house
he relieved she had the inalienable constitu-
tiOnal right TO cit on II day and night out
Of regard for the residents in the nelghbor-
hood OF the park who are accustomed to
viewing the game from housetops, the re-
corder held up his decision.
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RAILROADS.
THE TROPICAL TRUNK LINE

THE FLORIDA SOUTHERN RAILROAD CO.,
INDIAN RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY, !
JUPITER AND LAKE WORTH RAILWAY
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-16
ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
Matters and Things That Make Up the
Daily HumdTum.

A Bed ofNatural Paint found at Palm
Beach-Thomas Trainor to Be Tried
at Pensacola This Week for the
Murder of His Divorced Wife and
Her Bridegroom-AN eRress Arrested
for Watching a Ball Game From
Housetop.
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