The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1894-07-11
TELEGRAPH TICKINGS.

Union docxmen n. Duluth are on n strike.
Loyalhanna miners refused to accept the
10 per cent. advance.
II. Lang, n laborer. was killed bya live
wire Mt the Oil City Tube Works.
There Is no meat scarcity In New York, the
districts east of Chicago sending supply.
Albert Perry. an Alliance railroad employe,
fatally beat John Miller, colored, forinsultine
his wife.
At Joliet, Ill. on "Wednesday. Prof. Jones,
of Bloomington. fell from his balloon and
was fatally injured.
ES-premier stambulofr, of Bulgaria, will
be indicted for general abuse Of power and
opening private letters.
Eph Allen. under Indictment for man.
slaughter at st. Paul, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart.
Advices from Bolivia report that EXPIRES
ident Arce has been assasslnated His body
was horri bly, mutilatcd by his murdercrs.
DIR. Cooks Artic expeditlon N. OF which Prof
b. G. Jillson. OF Pittsburg. is geoloRist. will
sail from Brooklyn In the steamer Miranda.
Albert Kent and Mez Golden were drown
ed In the st. Joe river and George Wells was
drowned in the lake at Aria, all near Fort
Wayne.
At Ceder Springs, Mich, the lumber yards
of. II. worden and 1000 900 feet OF lumber
were destroyed by Are. Loss covered by in
surnnce.
Jas. Allen. colored. was hanged mt Upper
Marlboro, Nd. for assault upon the l2-year-
old daughter of Thos. Simpson, residing near
Woodmore.
train near Dubuque, Ia, while he was on his
way to get an information againstthe strikers
signed by United States commissioner.
The by-election made necessary by the
elevation to the British peerage OF Bernard
Coleridge. son OF the late Lord Coleridge. was
won by the Liberals by plurality Of 1901.
The McKeesport Tube Works strike situa-
tion IL mixed. The tube workers decided by
n large majority to stay out, but the mechan-
ical workers have decided to go back to
work.
At Cairo. H., two freight sheds $50 feet
Wlue anu OUU lect iOnB respectively, unu 20
freight cars in the Mobile and Ohio yards
were destroyed by fire. 1t is believed the
fire was incendiary.
Joseph Hubscher, OF Chicago. has been held
at Santos, Brazil since last March, on sus-
pcion of murder. Notwithstanding that three
preliminary examinations have failed to show
any testimony against him.
A frai seaffold on the sixth floor of the
dormitory annex Of the University of Penn.
sylvania gave way, precipitating three men
to the ground. Thomas Jenkins, colored,
25 years of age, and John Lowry, 80 years OF
age, were instantly killed. The third, John
Davis, escaped with slight bruises.
costly wreck occurred near Sedalia. No.,
on the Missouri Pacific Railway. Thirteen
cars OF westbound freight train went into
the ditch. No trainmen were injured Three
unknown tramp negroes are In the debris
The wreck is supposed to have been caused
by the removal Of u rail strap by unknown
parties.
horrible murder was committed Mt Tale
quah, l. T., Thursday night and the Coro-
ner's jury has been trying to get clew to
the perpetrators without success. George
Graft was the victim, and his dead body was
found, with his skull crushed and his neck
broken. His watch and $3.50 in cash were
found on the body, showing that he was muir.
deredfor other purposes than robbery