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HAD ZEIDMANN'S TOOLS.
James Fosarty Held for Highway
Robbery in Brooklyn.

oODerS IN nFooA'!"'
James Fogarty, OF So South Third
street, was held in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day. on a charge
Of highway robbery.
Late yesterday afternoon, Nathan
Zeidmann, a glazier. who lives at n
Cherry street, New York. ran up to Po-
liceman Hynes, who was standing near
the Broadway ferry. and excitedly told
that he had been robbed. He pointed out
Fogarty, who was walking away, and
the policeman arrested him.
Zeidmann's story was, that he was
walking along River street, near the
Grand street ferry, when three men, OF
y whSm PbEi g Vas soS one came up and
Fogarty denied the charge, but q num-
Der Of articles Identified by Zeidmann
were found in his possession.
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LECTURED A LAWYER.
Course Pursued by Gibbons Not APP
proved by Justice voorhis.

proved by Justice vOorhis.
Iectured this morning by Justice Voor-
his. The Justice was told by a man
yesterday that Gibbons had taken s.
from him, and agreed to send the mans
child to some institution. This, 1t was
said, he failed to do. and the man asked
Justice Voorhis to issue a summons,
which he did.
The man served 1t on Gibbons who,
II Is said, took the summons, tore IL up.
and gave the man back his 81. This
morning, when Gibbons walked into
court to try a case Justice Voorhis took
him to task and warned the lawyer not
to repeat the act
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Justice Neu In the Lee Avenue Court, Will
iamsburg to-day held John Murray. OF 1877 Eagle
street. for trial on q charge Of grand larceny.
Last evening Mrs. Catherine Heissr hailed a car
at Grand street and briggs avenue, and Murray,
who was standing near By. helped her and her
he stole her pocketbook containing Sl.3s
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Flats and Apartments to Let.

Etery Monday and Thursddy until SEPT. rs Wi
b. THE WORLDS HOUSE AND HOVE
DAYS" AHodrerhsemeRts Of yfV: ii.ss or les
usder nj, CLASSIFICATION appearing ~ tn Sunday
aud Thursday WORLD tcW be rrpeated in ne
EVENING WORLD ,0r Monday and Thursday
nee Of charge
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MISS EARNINGS FUNERAL.
The Suicides Body to He Inferred
in jersey City.

The body Of Margaret Earning, the
young woman who shot herself through
the heart at Mapleton, will be buried
from the residence OF her brother, 80
North Elliott place, Brooklyn. to-mor-
row.
The remains will be inferred in the
Jersey City Cemetery. The young
woman's body Is still at Henderson,
avenue. where 1t was taken from the
Morgue yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Barring called at the
Coroners office. in Brooklyn, this morn
ing. and received the effects OF the
suicide
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$4,000 Fire in MontcIair.


MoNTcLAIR, n. j.. Aug. "A serious Or. &C.
cured here last night in which the stable, coach
mans house and other outbuildingS owned by
Thomas Porter In Porter place. we're destroyed.
The coachman turned the horses loose on thu
grounds, but all the carriages and harness were
destroyed. The loss will exceed 10 900.
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'reamcr Broke Duny's Jaw.

|n. Dlny, forty-one years old, living at
No., UO' Of Forty second stree, Brooklyn, is
I'm W the Norwegian Hospital with a broken
n, ny Is foreman, Of Freemans brick-yard
|cr,an.In Brooklyn. Yesterday he found Charles
HIVE an ex-employee OF the yard. OF 1854
| edsr,d 'TIttC asleep on a pile of bricks. He
HuuFs Jaw was broken
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To Increase the Capital stock.
Especial TO Tn. Evening World,

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. e.-The United States
Credit System held y meeting yesterday and de-
cided to increase ITS capital stock from t2ss 900 to
5000. 900. The losses paid from June to August
amounted to $500 900.
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Every Mordcy and 7hmsddp until Sept rs uiR
DC THE WORLDS "HoUsE AND HONE
DAYS" Al advertisements Of hpe lines or 'ess
appearing under this classification in he Sunday
and 7hursday morning editions OF THE WORLD
tnn be repeated in the EVENING WORLD ,or
Monday and Thursday free Of charge.
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's Fled from the Asylum.

pol,. ,.,' alarm was sent out by the Brooklyn
ron a. morning for two boys who ran away
s'sau, hebrew Orphan Asylum. at Ralph
eos s,,. ao Dean street, last Tuesday. The
~ ksaoy Sssmusl IIomnsi. eleven years old
WI Na asylum thinks the boys have gone
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria-
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to castorla.
When she had Children she gave them Castoria,
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Everybody Went on the Excursion.
lSpecial to The Evening WorlIl

NEWARK, Aug. s.-Becsuse Of an excursion TO
Greenwood Lake. the town Of Bloomfield was al
to New York.
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Furnished houses to Let.

18Th ST. iSs f.. convenient Grand Central-Par-
lor hall, double rooms. closets; running water;
private house.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED HOUSES all or
part; central; reasonable: sth Ward. 7N Green
wich st
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Flats and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnished.
FAMILY OF adults would like or 8 rooms con-
venient to Broadway; rent not exceeding $50.
Address A. J. H.. 81. Denis Hotel
PARLoR FLOOR 4 basement. or small floor In
private house; good neighborhood by ANAL
German family; low rent r. A. Hastwig. go
West a..
WANrED-An unfurnshed floor OF or B rooms
In private house with dinner for 3 adults). be-
tween 18th AID SITS. eth Lexington ayes. {;
World.
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East Side.


nished large rooms, I'd, I'D doors; hall rooms;
reasonable.
sUFFof.K ST., 40, near Grand : Large front
room, furnished for housekeeping, %. 90: back
- 20
ST. MARKS PLACE, e-Chance: furnished
rooms, W up; large parlor for club rooms.
UNIVERSITY PLACE ko-,.r,. ,rr,,,,,d ,ro,,
room: bath; every oonvenisncs. Gormsn's bell.
an W 20,
~ ANf. ISL large. IuInished connecting
a., ---.-- ,---,---
81 W. ,aizCLge room eedroom' mousse
heep.ns. 70. slso sms, roo,ns, sIeV. -------
81. Is; also large room suitable Tor d nun w.
In,rI, sa,-,,,,a q -: :, -. ....,-s.-
,o;ru -, "a. . -. -. ,....i-,,.,-
10TH 81; 100 r Airy neatly furnished room
!, ,,,-,----,.. 49,,
ton. roor, la nns sr"n, h.r ' snan,s. large
nth ST.. 81 r.. near Broadway Redecor.ted,
nicely furnished rooms, ~ 70 TO - weekly
18TH 81, 3l3 E-3 nicely furnished rooms for
light housek eeplng; also small room.
18TH ST., los f. Nice square room gentle
men married couple, housekeeping; ~; also
ioo .Io 81: 90 ----.--------
18TH ST., "a L. -Redecorated newly 4 elegantly
18th ST a. corner rn,yer,,tv Mac, nro,,I L.
rnm.I line eIs,.n,Iy ,rrr,,h.d ,,nm.. .isc
trie bells; $3.50 upward.
18TH ST. 9ji T. Large front parIor furnished
out board .
I4TH ST. 33c f. near I'd aye-Priyate house
nicely furnished rooms " up; all conyeniences
18TH ST. UNION SQUARED, 118 Z. Two, I'd
moor, 70. Oh; nousekeeplns, vi single, sl.2a.
select well-located house terms moderate
18TH ST. 2S3 Handsome large small
room running water; bath quiet private house.
18TH ar p3o " -Fa miiv housek een,pp pyiyi
iege furnished rooms; S3 So upward: suiting
couples; hall, 81.
,.,,, s, ,se r r., -. +. ,,,.s.-.-,,-,1.
housekeeping: smaller rooms; gentlemen; real SON
able; conveniences; private house.
ssD ,! IT. S a,i Es' and small rooms we'll fur
22D ST, l4T E-2 nicely furnished rooms,
housekeeping. ~: hall rooms Tor gentlemen,
F'' -------------------
2+TH ST. 2aS E. large furnished rooms: house.
keeping or gentlemen only: also hall room.
Mo-, s,a.
,.,,o,;: or "a "A.
BARROW 81. ". near Sun sI-LAISe smAh
uMIS ~. . s.r 81 az ,.,,..,,,.
man. nriysis bouse TN"'' "'-' t'o'' s'"e
Co,uMRUs 1yE- sse-I,.re, furnished front
Is,Ser hs"' "o''ep''s' F"oo WEN -"'''
cnrrxu,,cu yr-.,-x,..,. ,,,,,.,.. 800.
for Gentlemen or iIrbt houssk eepins. 81. 90 M.
IA ee"''" " 's"' "''''ps' '0' Wy
-, -,
hEE n's I'VE iiimM '.o .arn'sned room'
yn,,,roS CIR 90, W r.rn,.s..-,,. .o.,-
HousroN ST. m W;-fnr nn,n Ign, cool,
cheap.
PERRY ST. near GTeen1ich ,y,-Hsll room,
from 81. 50 up; also second floor.
vIau,scroN pI.cr -so,. .i...,, ,,,n,,,.a
room for gentlemen. folding bed. running
water; private house; IS.
WASHINGTON PLACE, i24 w.-Niceiy furnished
back psrior 4 extension for light housekeeping;
also other rooma
4TH ST, ID ". (wsshington square)-Nicely
iOf nouockeep-
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fI.ts and Apartments 70 Let.


FbFUthWcu-wcnt StuG.
lTH AVE, $50. near iist u-Elegant t.room
tnat: " weekly. Janitor.
STH AVE, 4SJ near Bath ST.. IL. over West side
Bank rooms, bath. Janitor.
18TH ST, 227 w.-Desirable completely fur.
nshed & room mats $3.50 to So
ssTH ST. Sls w.--Axminster carpets, brass bed.
steads. &c, complete; light rooms a private
bathroom; exauisiteiy decorated. owner. before
!, ianitor later
3eTH ST., $50 W. Cool cosy. furnished 4. room
front fat, w. 80 weekly. Janitor.
'sTH ST. ISL W. rooms, bath. i,t q "a floors;
neatly Furnished. Janitor
10Th ST. 254 w. Handsomely furnished fat,
rooms & bath LIST flight. Janltor's bell
18TH ST. csi w.-compieteiy furnished LIST dat,
rooms. bath: couvenenccs: reasonable. Doc
tors bell,
18TH ST. cGs w.-Niceiy furnished nat, s rooms
bath: all Improvements. Jsnitor.
18TH ST. $50 w:-Nicely furnished nst. : rooms
bath; 50 weekly.
10TH ST, 2s5 w-Niceiy furnished Eats, s rooms
bath reasonable rates. Janitor.
1o5TH ST, 1O7 w.--Eiegantly furnished 4-room
nats; only SIS for summer: delightfully."- cool.
A L 2 ROOM apartments 10 small families
u, only: rent 80 90 TO $40. Apply to janitor 1877
FLATS. completely furnirhed for housekeeping
from u up. MORRISON. Agent, sos W. lst
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MANY VACANT small completely furnished fats;
IS to 80 weekly FLhGG, zee W. 2ad at.
Furnished
CARLTON AVE, $50 4 rooms Il bath newly
painted a papered: stationary tubs: hot d cold
s SooG eSck from
cars near.
HIGH ST., 1st-3 large rooms connected fur
nished for housekeeping. $3.50 weekly for the 0.
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Unfurnished Houses to Let.

EteVv Monday and Thursday Until Sept. rs teH
b. THE WORLDS "HOUSE AND HOME
DAYS" Al advertisements OF dUe ines or les,
under .as classification appearing IN The Sunday
and Thursday WORLD tciu be repealed in he
EVENING WORLD Tor Monday and 7hursday
,rse Of charge.
18TH ST, iu r., between eth q Lexington
High stoop. 3-story 81, 100; nrst-ciasA neighbor-
hood. VIM. NJ. Leslie. 81 Water Of.
70 FOOT WIDE, 3-stOry and basement house,
basemenL
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Houses and Apa rtments to Lei

one TIM, s0c. per line Second 7fm<, ne. %
kRe: Third and Subsequent TINES. ISc pr isNe
10 eura charge on SunddvG
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list ST, ios T.. "a hat-Reaned home. 4 rooms.
references
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Al-$lS MONTHLY-IO- room dwellings: all i'm.
provements: 10 minutes to bridge: Fulton L.
road 70 Balph station. VALLARDs, ga
Buffalo ave.
TO RENT-Cosy rick house, elegant neighbor-
hood $500; very choice. ~ Monroe 81.
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Euvniahsd-East Side.

MADISON AVE, 1928 Summers hell) --Ele-
gantIy furnished nat, Z rooms 4 bath; silver
linen. dishes, kiicheuware; complete 4 clean
T,SO weekly.
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First published in Daily Leader, Sept
%
Nolice for Pnblicntion

Land Office at Guthrie o T, sept 81,
1897,
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice
OF his intention TO make final proof in
support of his claim, and that SAID
proof will b. made before the register
and receiver at Guthrie, o T, on Oc-
tober 90. 1924, VIZ:
John McCrary Cor the y W Or Sec
., Tp 10, II . w.
lie names the following witnesses TO
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of, said land. viz
William n. Mitchell, Tlve O. Barnes,
Charley Il. llerwig, Hugh II. McCrary,
all of Guthrie, O II.
Any person who desires 10 protest
against the allowance of such proof,
or who knows of any substantial
reason, under the law aud the rcgula-
tions of the interior department. why
such proof should not be allowed,
will be given an opportunity
nifty at the above-mentioned time and
place to cross-examine the witnesses
Of said claimant, end to offer evidence
in rebuttal of that submitted 10y claim
ant.
A. n. J. Crook, Register,
1900
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NEARING TIE END.
Tho Czar's Illness Gradually Reaching
Fatai Ending.

Tho Czar's Illness Gradually Reaching .
Fatai Ending.
Sr PErERsBuRG, Oct. ga bulletin
dated Livadia aud timed p. m, was
made public here last evening. u
said; During the day the czar was
languid. There were slight convul
sive symptoms His appe lite was
better than yesterday"
The bulletin is signed Iy Drs. ley
den Iaccharin, lopof, )olinmi off
and liirsch, -ho physicians n attend
ance upon his majesty
Little furthe respe ing .he car
has transpired up TO 7 p m. the time
of sending the dispatch. The police
now distribute LlC official bulletins
publicly According 10 adviccs re.
ceived by physicians here from their
conferrees at Livodia, the illness OF
the car is taking its usual course
toward a fatal end His majesty was
better Sunday and Monday and w orse
to-day, while it is expected that to-
morrow his strength will carry him
10 another slight rally Thus the
progress of the disease viii cbb and
flow until the patient succumbs.
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THE sooTY RECOVERED.

Sack Containing Money Secured at the
Aquia Croek Robbery Found.
WASHNGroN, Oct. "a T he relent-
less search which the officials of the
Adams Express company have prose-
cuted to apprehend the criminals who
held up train at Aqua creek, Vir-
ginia, on the leth inst. and to restore
the stolen property, was rewarded
yesterday 10y the finding of the pouch
in which the robbers had placed most
of their booty. The pouch was Sc
cured through the aid of c. ]. Scar
cey one of the robbers who was ar
rested at Cumberland, Md.
The details of the recovery of the
pouch or how much money IL con.
tained are not known here except
that the sack was hidden in the woods
of Virginia near Calverton. Searcey
who led the authorities to the cached
booty, made partial confession. all
the statements of which have been
corroborated, and this has very ma
terially aided the company in it's
search.
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THE VICE PRESIDENTS TOUR
THROUGH MISSOURI.
He IS GREETED BY BIC CROWDS.
Thousands Turn Out to IIear Him Speak
on the Issues OF the Day - Appeals
to the Democrats to sand by
Their Party-NicKinley Tours
Through Congressman
Wilson'S District.

NEVADA Mo-. oct. 24.-The special
train bearing Vice President Steven
son, ex-Governc- ID. II. Francis, Con-
gresham Charles II. Morgan and
other noted Democrats. arrived at
Joplin at 5:l5 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing and was greeted by great crowd
of people. Mr.. Stevenson addressed
the assembled hosts from platform
erected at the intersection of two of
the principal streets lie attributed
the ills from which the country had
been suffering to the legislation of
the Reed congress; declared hat the
Democratic party had kept faith with
the people and predicted that pros
perity wOulu come under the adop-
tion of the new tariff act He APP
pealed TO the Democrats to stand by
their party and TO give TO their can
didate for congress loyal support.
The vice presidential train arrived
at Carthage at 10 o'clock. The streets
were thronged for blocks with citi-
zens and country delegations. A
blockade was formed which il took
ten minutes to untangle Mayor
Jacobs Republican, officially re-
celNeu tne vice president, ana the
party was taken for drive over the
city. At the northeast corner of the
square 5000 people listened To the
vice president, who was greeted with
cheers. At the close Of his seven
minute talk there were loud cries for
Francis, but the ex-governor only
bowed his recognition.
At 1890 o'clock the party reached
Nevada and was met by the Nevada
and Rich Hill cornet band, Mitchell
light infantry, Select knights. A. O.
U. W., and p number of the Vernon
and Bates county Democratic clubs,
besides hundreds of carriages and
citizens on foot, who formed in line
and escorted them to the public
square. where Judge Murray. chair
man of the Vernon county Demo
cratic committee. introduced the vice
president, who spoke for about one
hour Fully 10000 people were in
attendance, and countless flags and
bunting floated from the business
houses and residences. The special
train left at 1925, stopping at Lamar
twenty-six minutes, and arrived at
Springfield at 6:10 o'clock, remainin z
there four hours
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NnthInr Stands A. High

as a remedy for every wolnanly all
ment, as DR.. Pierce's Favorite Pres
criptioD. Here is the proof. It's the
only medicine for women so certain in
its effects that it can lie guaranteed.
In every case, il it doesn't cure, your
money rs returned. Can anything else
though it may be better for the tricky
dealer to sell, be just as good for
you TO buy
"Favorite Prescription" is an invig-
Grating, restorative tonic, a soothing
and strengthening nervine, and com
plete cure for all the fundamental all
ments, painful disorders and chronic
weaknesses peculiar to the sex.
For young girls entering woman
hood; for women at the critical change
of life, for women approaching con-
fnement; nursing mothers; and every
woman who is run down" tired or
overworked lit is special, safe and
certain help.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure constipa-
tion, piles, billousness, Indigestion, or
dyspepsia and headaches.
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The Commerce OF Jannn.

WASHINGTON, Oct "a Eugene Ger
man, United States consul TO Zurich.
has translated TO the department of
state an elaborate report upon the
commerce and industries of Japan.
made up by the Swiss vice consul at
Yokohama The total imports of
Japan for 1898 amounted to sS,257,-
III, $1,000, 900 in excess OF 1892. The
exports were $50, ne, SG4, as against
S9l, 1O2, ISL in 1892, in excess over i'm
ports of 81, 4j5, 693. The principle eX-
ports outside of silk were rice aud
tea. The cotton spinning industry is
making great strides In 1887 there
were twenty-four mills. with 1870 O00
spindles, and in 1898 forty three mills
with 3s5, ,265 spindles. Manual labor
being cheap the spinners can meet all
outside competition.
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irst published in the Daily Lead,
Oct. 8, 1894.
Notice for Publication.

Land Onice at Guthrie, O. r., October
3. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-namcd settler has filed notice OF his
intention to make final proof In support
of his claim. and that said proof viii be
made before the register and receiver at
Guthrie, o. r., on November -, 1894, VIZ:
Warren ID. Everett, for the southwest
quarter section IS, township II, north
range / west.
lie names the following witnesses &C.
prove his continuous residence upon anc
cultivation of said land, viz:
Frank Ellis, MerriOtt Anthony, Jas
f. Smith, Daniel ). Mitchell, all OF Outh-
rie, q. Il.
ANY person who desires 90 prOtcs
against the allowance Of such proof o
who knows OF any substantial reasoI
under the law and regulations of the IN
terror department. why such proof shoulo
not be allowed, will be given an Oppor-
tunity at the above mentioned time ano
place to cross-eXamine the witnesses o
said claimant and 10 offer evidence IN
rebnttal of that submitted by claimant.
A. n. j. CROOK, Register
1886.
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ROYAL Baking Powder
Highest of all IN Ieavening
Sfrengfh.-U, s. Government Report.
First Published in Daily Leader Septem
Der 30
Notice for Publications.

Land Office at Guthrie Ok. T'y., Sept.
2l. 1894.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has filed notice of her
intention TO make final proof In support
OF her claim, and that said proof will be
made before the register and receiver az
Guthrie, O. r., on November 5th, 1894,
viz:
Rebecca A. Cooper. widow and sole heir
at law Of Salem Cooper. deceased, for the
5 w u. See. -, Twp rs, II /, w.
She names the following witnesses 20
prove her continuous residence upon aud
cultivation Of, said land. viz:
B. f. Ramey, of Guthrie, OF; Add w.
Chrlstinson, OF Dodsworth, o. r.;
Samuel Dunham, OF Guthrie, o. Il Peter
II. COnwell, Of DOdswOrth, O. Il.
Any person who desires % protest
against the allowance Of such proof, OF
who knows OF any substantial reason, un-
der the law and the regulations Of the In
terror department, why such proof should
not be allowed, viii be given an oppOrtu-
nifty at the above mentioned time and
place to cr0ss-eXamine the witnesses oi
said claimant, and TO offer evidence i'm re-
buttal Of that submitted by claimant
A. n. j. CROOK Register.
No. 1887.
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Central Iron unIon.

INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. 24.-At
the session of delegates representing
the iron and brass workers Of the
United States it was proposed to es-
tablish wherever possible, in all large
cities, central union, in which the
various iron trades unions will be
members. This union will be a sort
of clearing house for the trade. The
various branches of metal industries
will thus be brought together and can
act in accordance. President O'Connell
denies that any political action is to
be taken, although the majority of
iron workers, he said, indorse reform
movements-thatis is. the Populists.
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First published in the Daily Leader
Sept. IA.
Publication Notice,

In the district court of Logan county
Oklahoma Territory.
Milo Burlingame. Plaintiff vs. Ella
Burlingame, Defendant
The above named defendant, El,~
Burlingame, will take notice that she
has been sued in the district court OF
Logan county, Territory of Oklahoma,
by the plaistif, Milo Bun lingame, in
an action for divorce and that she
must appear and answer the petition,
which has been filed in said court, on
or before the 25th day of October,
1894, and that If she does not appear
and answer, that said petition will be
taken as true and judgment will be
taken against her, divorcing the
plaintiff from her and dissolving the
bonds Of mntrimony between the
plaintiff and defendant and for the
costs Of suit
Witnes my hand and the
seal Of said court at my Of
lsEALl fee In Guthrie. In said
county, this 18th day Of
September 1894.
LOUIS l.. PITTs. Clerk.
j. w MILLER, Atty for Fth
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WRECKED BY AN EMPTY CAR.
Memphis Freight Train Partly De-
molished aud Fireman stewart killed.


molished aud Fireman stewart Killed.
OLATIIE, Kan, Oct. 24.-At $50
o'clock yesterday morning on eKan-
sas City, Fort Scott aud Memphis rail
road, one half mile north Of the depot
here, freight train No. es, bound for
Kansas City with twenty two
cars, ran at full speed into
an empty box car that had
escaped from the side track.
For GOO feet the car was pushed in
front of the engine, blowing up the
ground and track until the engine
and car left the track, and then
seven loaded coal cars and two empty
box cars piied up on top of each other
to the right and left of the track,
burying Fireman Lincoln Stewart,
who had remained at his post,
beneath the ruins.
Engineer s. h. Smith. who jumped
and was injured severely, says he did
not see the car on the track on ac-
count of the darkness. lie was
brought here with Head Brakeman
T. T.. McMaster, who was badly
bruised.
The dead fireman was n married
man, with wife and two children
living at Sheffield.
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New swltchmen's Organization.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 24.-Switch.
men representing almost every state
in the Union organized the Switch
mems Union of North America at u
meeting held in the hall at Four
teenth and Penn streets yesterd ay.
The new order will supplant the old
Switchmen's Mutual Aid society. Its
headquarters will be in Kansas City.
These officers were selected Perma-
nent chairman, ID. d. Sweeney of
Jersey City, n j.; permanent secre-
tary, NJ. r. Conlon of Kansas City.
This committee on constitution and
bylaws was named; j. Dougherty of
st. Louis, J. f. n. Wright of Atchi-
son, f. ID. Wartinbell of La Crosse
Wis