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Judge Merrill's Orders.

Among the cales which oamr before
Chicf Justice Merritt today were the
following;
Joi. B.uwgsuen W WIN. -. Nc.
CARNEY ct al. Dumu rer 10 complain
sustained.
+. l.. McGurrlu, trustee, W Geo. A.
Hin. Motion 10 set aside default over
ruled aud exception taken.
W. II, Haynes l.. G. CrOssmau.
Attorney &. W. Tstllck withdfeN A.
counsel for defendant; Alsl la the casrs
OF l.. G. Crsssman W Mrs. Is. NJ. BOW.
man and EIWard Horne W &. w.
Vsatoh ct al
John Alburger at al W. Il. T.. Nc.
Clam OF NJ, Order made staying all
proceedings Tor ten days.
j. II. Bacon Va Geo. H.. Blair. Or.
der settling Saturday, October l3.h, 10
hear motion 10 dlsmiss.
state Bank " U;ah ct al Va Patrick
Ryan ttaL Petition for order Instruct.
ing the receiver to pay claims OF tue
hanks out OF the funds In hand denied.
by consent Of the parties tue couTl AZ,
pointed Attorney n. T.. Booth special
master 10 Investigate Ne to the claims
Of the several banks holding noius, the
claim OF Jno. Il. Rich, late trustee, aud
the requirements OF the receiver Tor
present aud future expenses, with
power 10 report hndings aud show
what viii be AN tqultGDle distribution
VI funds.
Ulah Stove and Hardware Go. vs.
Geo. Graves 1T al. demurrer % com.
plant oyeffuled; ten days 10 answer.
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Will HELM Bee owners.

Messls. Lovesoy a Terry, whose eI-
csllunt display OF honey snd working
bees ~ the Far attracted - much
attention from the public, announce
that they Rro willing o. give to bre.
keepers Throughout tho Territory the
benefit Of any Information acquired IA
their successful experience. Buiug
practical bee men, this offer ~
especially valuable 70 bolinners In tae
business. They say that with proper
management tue honey product may
be- doubled from the same number uf
swarms that II W exit IN Ulah. From
i've swaTms THIS year they gathered
800 pounds u the beet grade OF honey.
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PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct. y Tho
iropic hurricane that has been Ia the
gull for some days, STRUCK this city
Saturday night. 10 Increased In force
Ut morning approached, aud all day
Yesterday II ragged with terrible fury.
Failing roofs made II dangerous 70 al.
pear on the streets anu business was
practically suspended. Several bnfks
dragged lheir anchors anu either went
Esh0Ts or were caps 2si. One house was
blown down, anu the wharf was swept
away and the supply'house swamptd
and sunk.
In the city much damage was done.
Fences, trees and small ouihuuses were
blown down. A part OF the roof was
torn on tho opera houee. The entire
ROOT OF the large Bl0uut & Watson
building was tarTibd away aud all the
stores and otllces IN It were iiaoIe by
water A part OF the roof OF Lacey a
McCliniUck's machine shops weto
bown into the bay. The col1feu Union
Baptist church was blown down. So
lar Es learned no ono was KILLED. The
blorm ceased nj midnight.
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RIO JANtRIo, Oct. lU.-As the
senate Jailed 10 cOniifm Senator
BafHua Ribeiro for jude OF the
supreme court the president has sent
IA the name OF senator Amerloo
Bfaiiia e, ex'prcsidcIt OF the state OF
Sao Paulo.
Admiral MaufilE prosidus over tue
court called 10 investigate the conduct
" Animals Mello aud Da Cana In
connection sith the recent revolution.
Al the rqIvst q Pfesidrut.eleot
Mon,A PeiAotu will settia all the dif.
trtenecs with Portugal before ha ie.
tree.
The capital Of the state Of Rio de
Jsutifo, has been changed from
Nichtefoy to PelTopollu.
Tho Afgeniins's government has
proclaimed November l2th next, the
anniversary oithe discovery Of Amer.
ca, rs u public holiday ami will have u
big naval review.
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Gllhnri Amos and Wife.

T,sumouy was taken In Jud Mer'
rue court todey IN thoiu OF GiiDcH
d. Amos W. Martha j.. Am D, va which
tho hustaui sue. FOR % divorce on the
etuunu 90 cruelty The case j. AN exc
ceptiouoi one. The putits were Wnt'
rul IN this city ON January III. 800,
and Sir. Am stated that for in1'e
Than two ytat- Pact bis wife has fc-
fused tu cobalt with MIN, thn! me has
neglected him Ina siCkutr- hnJ utterly
fuiitd 20 efilfm nur hlusehUid uutus.
lie likewise trtH iofth tuat shc las
continually sought the CUmpuniuu-
ship Of other men Ht Improper ume.
ami places, anu threatened 60 kill
him. rhr haf, by hrr threats, hr said
led MIN 10 believe "a / rhr dtsiics 20
"put MIN OUT OF the way" thereby
placed him IN constant loar uut 200. ot'
iui1td bis health. There Rlc Two
children, uged four aud eight year,
and he nskcI tlui tuch order be- made
regarding theis custody nnd toe dispa'
sition Ut tue properly ID. the part,rh %
e. the court may ttt m just End tqnlt
ablr.
Judge Merritt declined u decide tue
case touay, but t.ok u under ndvist'
munt.
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DAMAGE BY STORM.
Wind and Water UnI,e In tho Work 0.
po.. Destruction.
h'fse,sAYgD AT SEA
MANY STEAMERS ms .ila-


NEW NoRS, OF. iO.-Tho storm
which broke shorty after midnight
has done great damage on sea am
land. Tho tracks oi the Now jersey
southern railroad to.Wceu 5eaurghi
and Highland Beach, y. j., are GOV.
cttd with SAINT washed upon them by
the waves. The hsuiug mack Louise,
driven ashore Nc Highland Beach, Is a
total lots. The crew were taken IN by
the life saving crew.
a stuam-hip, apparently In distress,
was aighted soon alter daylight II nu.
chUf rome distance OIL Long Branch.
Wolfe the sea was running ~ high no
effort WAS mHde ~ establish communal.
Gallon between the steamship and
shUie. The Htramfhip does not seem 70
De m immUliair dh yet, la 5eabright
anu VI iuity buildings were uuro0ied.
At Long Island city a blk irln tank
belonging 10 tue East River Gas con-.
pany was blown down to within i've
ieet u tbs foundation, The tank was
200 feet high and 1856 feet wide. The
wires were oil blown down aud small
hoaia along the uhofo from Long
lsuni city 10 Bowers Beach were
broken anu thrown upon the beach.
Tue trullv virus of the Brooklyn
railroad NJ North rs acii were broken
aud thr cars are not now being run.
The ierty boat Hartwrli, Of sixty
ond street ferry was disabled on eurr.
b. & the clip Mt Long Island city. Tue
new engine house AZ the corner OF
5.rinwny and Flushing Avenue was
blown down. An unusually nigh Tide
wished the emu OF Staten Il aud, doing
considerable damage 10 Hmail yachts.
Ia JrrsUy city three n0rsts were
KILLED by coming Ia contact with live
wires. Many shade trees were uprIot-
ud. Tho only stsumrn that reached
quarautlne this morning were tn.
Nanitohi, from ltp de Janeiro, ani
Gcutonic, from Berlin. The ves,,ls
due Today are Alrsiaf from Naplus, Tia.
wi, rom Bremen, Kfonpti Ffcdeflon
Wilhelm, irum Naples, Mobile, fiom
Ionic. Scanuia from Hamburg,
state ui Neufsskn, from GlHsgow,
Willohad, from bremen. Suvefai
steamers from southern and western
Indian points due today are no doubt
receiving the full force OF tho gale.
They are the Cafribea, from Bsfba.
ioer, E.maT from New Orleans, Nucss,
from Galveston, aud Nucaian from
Havana.
on Bellhnven, rear Greenwich,
Conn., tho yacht Verona l. ashore,
with every prospect OF becoming a
complete wteck. A. Englew0od tail.
ing CHIMNEY killed Miss Mary Kerr,
10 year. VI age. Toe tux Bell Nc.
Williams, having In tow seven barge.
loaded with coal NJ Llnyu's hafb.T,
l.. l., were all driven ashote. -Four
pursUns known 10 be- In the boats are
missing. About a.m. mn unknown
schooner was seen un White stone,
Long Island, going before the wind IA
the direction of New YORK, her fore
M itt gone aud most ~ her bow torn
away.
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ran cloAK n.NEn,' srnInE
Three Hundred shops Anected--A
Move Against Piece WORK.

Three Hundred shops Affected A
Move Against Piece work.
NEW iuHlS, Oct, lO,-lhu general
strike OF tue oloakmlken' union
ordered by general vote OF the
union, promises 20 be more extended
IMAM was Ht tlfst thought. The cutters
VINO belong 10 tue United Cloak anu
suit Cutlun' union, numbering 1000,
Will 20 out tomorrow anu this AodUn,
it Ia believed, Will pAfalyz u the traue.
rnc strike was originally Intended 10
DO sympalnetic one ma support Of the
strikes 90 the establishments 0i Julius
Stein & Co., n. Grsuner 4 Co, A.
Bale y Co., ami Heller q Dinkolspiel.
Now it isa strike against the piece
work system. Committees were aent
around carly 10 order tho strikes.
rne 4, 900 hands In Grirr, JOnRsson &
Cc.'s factory were among the hrst ~
10 UuL
Among the larger arms where the
nunibrfs could no learned, II was said
that l,6u0 struck Ia Samuel Open
heimel's aud 1000 m Popkint y CO.'S
place ia Grand stfust' Abuul 3JJ
shops IN all were Affected, inclullng
tho email coutraolors' shops a tofcv
ui nUU QltAuN was uluAANANN ~ NhN
Vicinity OF the shops.
The men strikers met last night In
tue basvmpnt OF New Irving nall,
whoro thry were addressed by Joseph
Baroudess nud olheIs. barondeSs Wne
receive 4 10 II he hsd been conquerOr
ihs men pressing forward 10 shake his
mani.
"Mru,p he said, ~ want to warn
you MOI 10 20 near the pickelH. The
pDiicu will arrest you II you DO The
manufacturers are Oonspirins hgaiuat
YOU. We must do away with tie
pleno-Uork syalen,"
The girl cloakmakefs held meeting
NJ their own. BAronleis appeared at
his meeting NJ a late hour, anu the
girIs went Wild over hlm, s'auding On
ehalr, waving hunukrrohiefs anu
snouiing hyatorically. BArondesa
matte a short speeoh assuring them
tbat they would win, ami then hurrieu
out. The sensation caused ny his np-
pearance broke up the meeting. The
flr's would listen to no one else after
wafna,
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rArnrn MATHEWS niRr"DAY
Great t.mp-rnnc~ parade aud nass
m..ttnE In ChicnEo

ficod 400, Oct. TO- Tho birth OF
Nib Nv. this apostle Of temper
r Ni,lVTS,,N g. LIBERATED today Win =
r''''' VI a'-iSa 10 900 pcop.r ihuici'
aneei was &c X, orders, Protestant
parade IN which W ism the public,
pa.eI. Catholic ,aN,bools. Odd
sacloliei. children itUiisea' apiz,lion,
parochisl aud private s1sbloods y, wa.
fcmplars aud similar ora Na,ua,ol
were Ia the PROCESSION, whit' X ,
fevleweJ by Governor Aitgoli, a. cor,a
Hopkins aud other hOthblCs. hs
parade wan preliminary 70 o mssi'
meeting AZ the Auditorium with /
bishop Wattcrion, OF C3lum uus, Ohiu, /
~ chief orator. The COMMITTEES
received this following reply from Mgf,
satolli to = letter lmpismenuug hls
stand Tor temperance ami iuvitug him
% be Present! al am pleased 10 bear
that my recent discussion has produced
no happy AZ effect. IL II a matter OF
deep regret that 10 many Catholics are
engaged ia tue saloon tfaiiir, which,
by H. auutcH, IN tbs cause OF ~ much
harm 10 our fellow men aud o tcauuAl
TO our nuu.Cathol.c brethren. fondly !
trusting that this abuse may uu mill.
gated n not Ublitufnttd, anu this cause
of fcpf0ach be removed from the
Catholic. ~ America, remain, yUuts
very aiucUruly IL Christ"
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crowd. An.Isn. 20 n.nr MCKINLEY.

PKoRIA, ILL.,, Oct lO..-Crowds gath.
cred at the stations all along the Rook
Island road TO SEQ ana hear Governor
Mckinley. Speeches were made al
joliet, Morris, Seneca, Ottawa, Utica,
LaSallr, Peru, Spring Valley, Bureau
Junction, Henry, Spartan, Chiln,
G0the and Peoria. Al OuawA Cover.
nor Mckinley spoke with especial
reference 10 the effect Of protective
tar.ti upon the wages Of railroad em.
ployes.
lie said; "We cannot get along
without each otter. That indu,triai
policy which promotes tho prosperity
vi great number will bring the
beet rewards 20 all people ia whatever
occupation they may be engaged"
Peoria gave Governor Mckinley an
ovation. lie was escorted o the tabeT-
nAcle, where no addressed an audiences
VI several thousand.
Al $3.50 tho Trip to Springfield was
resumed.
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Stake Pfesideut Joseph II. Folt, OF
the Y. NJ. NJ, /. A., met with the asso-
citation Of the SeooIu ward last night,
when the following officers were
elected FOL tho ensuing year Ftaukiiu
liruutlb x, president; john j. Petersen,
iirst counselor; Louis lVtIson, second
counselor. Tue rest OF the OHIO "a will
be elected ut tho neat mee.lng, Tues,
Jay night.
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nErEIyEn AProINTED.
Tho American Dsbsnture Company
Unable 10 Meet tis Obligations.

CHICAGO, Oct. 9-Elias Summer.
held was appointed receiver of the
American DeDentute company today,
a. the request OF the stakeholder ana
directors. The obligations Of the com.
pany are aaid 10 10 $4,000, 900 IA
anu It's holding stock are considerably
larger than that sum, The bill for y
receiver was filed by q. ID. Tufney, }.
l.. Farrell anu g. Is. Luiwig, OF New
jersey, anu A. q. Black aud II. Trim.
ingham, OF New Yors, and reultes that
the company was formed for the eatab-
lishmeut and operation OF hotels,
sprlnRs, gas w0iks, promoting rail.
roads ana dealing In stocks, bonds and
securities. Large interests have been
acquired ana the depression Of businefs
has caused sharp declines In the mar.
ket values OF thp holdings. For thi. ,ea-
son tue company II unable TO meet its
obligations.
Toe company was an adjunct of
CONN 4 stanton, bond concern OF
New York.
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NiCtukiA, u. g., Oct. iO,-Tho
gigantic coal combine which M been
Ia process Vt organization iur some
time past between the DunhWulfs anu
Their old time rivalr, the New Van
oouVcr Coal company Of No. nml, h
reported 10 have been contaminated.
Fra lOug time both sides have fcl.
that the light between them was elm.
lly a waste Of energy anu money, ~
that when the subject Of a combine
was bfuHohUd tho Duusmuifs aud their
competitors iell Ia with tue i1ta, b.
shigh the whole cOsl lfale n Bulish
Columbia could be- brought under con.
troll OF what viii be practically hue
monopoly, capable " ffeeElug Out all
competitors on the coast. Toe output
VI THE mines NJ Wellington suI Mani
mo II 20 be- limited, u II announced, ~
that the price VI fuel eau TO raised.
Coal nov stands nj 81 ton In Vie.
tors, only eighty miles from tue
mlnes, anu any raise Guild be- great
hardship. Steam coal IL also 10 go az
all around ~ soon a. tho cou,-
biue IN secured and the entire
Pacific coast viii feel the
effect within three months. ft IL re-
ported that Lord BTAssey's recent visil
mere had something To do with the
further devei0pment Of the o1mblnA.
ton, he haiug tbe heaviest stock noidsr
Ia the Puget Sound mines, which are
believed 10 be ready aud Wiling 10
c mo into the ring.
rhn result u any further curtAil.
mrnt OF the output will cause distress
among tue miners, ~ the work Mt ptcs-
cut Just enables them ~ keep SOU anu
UOuy together.
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FELL WITH A CRASH
Seven Story Building 10 NaH York
Blown Down By a Gale.
TWO FAMILIES IN THE RUINS.
Several Persons 1akcn Out Dead While
May Others Are More or Less
Severely iuinr,d.

NEW YomS, Oct iO-ht 1890
O'Clock this morning seven story
building In course Of erection at "a
Montoe street, was blown down by a
yale. II crashed through a two.slory
building, No. u, where two families
with boartets lived. rhoy were buried
In tue ruins. So Tar three nave been
taken out dead aud nine badly Injured.
Only one dead body hss been idouti.
fed. II istbat Of Bertha Kr0ns, aged
90. This other bodivs are Of a mRu ami
boy. Wufkmen are ttiil digging at
this ruins. The building that fell was
detective aud if,quent complaints
have been made about ~.
a fourth corpse, that OF woman.
has been recovered from the fuius,
Tho BODY has not been identified.
List OF iNJuHED.
The list OF Injured thus lar recovered
h NJ follow; Geo. RIbin1viiz, 20
year,, back sprsined anu car CUT LOIis
Abrams, ~, leit lee broken anu many
contution,; David Kronis, 2i,cut ABOUT
the head aud body; FANNY kiOmis, ~,
badly cut about the U0uy, Joseph
Bfauy, IA, head crushed and lett lcit
broken; Timothy Dg,an, cuts aud
bfulsc,; Bessie Abrams, 40, cut about
tho head; Lewis J. A bTams, -, cpntu.
slOns ou head anu body; Maurice
Abrams, Commissions apout tbs head
ami body.
The building which fell has been Ia
course Of erection for the psst months.
IL was to have been occupied, when
completed, AZ n foundry. Ever rluCu
tho foundation was laid thcfu has b,cn
complaints that the structure was a
ilimsy aiiAir anu many had expressed
the belief that II would fall bsi0re tile
root could beput on. The root had not
been completed ton hours when tbs
crash came.
There are elk persons still missing.
Voices coming from beneath the debris
can be heard. -Four bodies have been re-
covered. Thirteen persons have been
tai gu iiom the ruins more Or losh At
Nusely injured.
A LIST OF DEAD.
The llst OF dead NJ lar ~ known at
noon IA ~ follows: Mrp. Berth kOonss,
aged ~; Abraham Koones, Ageu o, her
sDG; Mrs. Jennie sieinman, aged ~;
Mt. SteinmaD, aged 81, her son.
NEW YORK, Oct. iO.-Nine persons
are known 10 have poriahed by tue
collapse of the building In Monroe
t,feeL These Nance, added 10 the list
already given, arc /. /. Abfahamr.
Bgcd ~; Mrs. Bessie Abrahsms, aged
~, the wife Of A. II. Abraham.;
aged ~; solomon X ,ronet, aged ~;
Two more bodies have been sighted.
These are probably tue bodies Of Rose
Aurshams, age Is, anu Eli Abrahams,
aged 7, children Of 1. 1. Abraham.
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SAVED ny TEARS.
EIopsmsnt, aarriag.. Arrest aud FoT.
gtNenoss.


JACKSONVILLE, H., oct. lO.-Ed.
warn Wathnt, u Modesto, came here
last night In great haste win the
pretty lG.yeAr old daughter " Judge
solomon, Hnd the couple were married
iutt In time TO smilr al the iathrf, who
hau ieltgtaIhru ahead OF bis coming,
but who diu not arrive s00u enough to
stop the ceremony. Ihon there were
were loud ulbraidiug by tho father,
VINO charged Watkins with abduction
nnd had tho young man arrested ia
spite OF the tears anu enttrAtiu- OF the
lair brldt. Thn Justice Ordered tue
prisoner put uhder bonds OF s6Ju.
HAtkits thought no could secure
Uundsmun by going to Murray VILE.
some ton or twelve miles Away.
Ihiiher hu went VA custody VI an on
Ger, but whrn ho returned the sObs oil
tho bride hAl done the work; the suit
was dismissed aud tue young couple
were taken h, me.
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10 honsrot V O. President stevenson,
was Keen disappointment lhe e.ay
was dull nnj chilly, Win hlgu VIM.
s5tuven.oa held reception lfom 10
untill2 o'clock. an outdoor meeting
arranged on lar g scale was a.au'
toned anu a hall rrsofted To- where
Stevenson made speech ~ le'cnse n'
the tamil TIL ~ passed, aithouth NE
Icclsfed he would gladly have given
a deciuing TO IN favor Of the hili 90 u
rassed the Houss, had 40 opportunity
pfesent,d ittelf.
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EorgeIy Alleged.

A smooth stranger has been "wors-
ing tbs town" the last week or ten
days. Hotel men and othem are the
losers TO o considerable amount In con.
sequence therefor IL 10 reported, too,
thai Walkor Bros, cashed $4,000
tyr ed check for him yesterday alter
noon. The police have been working
on the Case all night aud today, but
hAve MT yet arrested tbs sWiauipL
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Criminal Calender.
Jamen Maf.h, tried ssterday after.
]. . - ... 80 .t..fI.... . NarH

Jamea Maf.h tried sslegday after
-- q on cuaFge OF stealing q dnri
, mare belonging 10 Fred Blind
uo5i q u! county, las been acquitted
hf0WtA uucvR Iuit', charged win
d, sum, eGFui la whopo case tho lufl
Nw. g. iioi 20 Rgfrri Los been 70
s,,,i,-,v m own feo0guilaucc OF
yosiofisy is, S, prosecution pending
, ,Sa,sd on n, G,t Fur TTntC Lynb,rg, VII,
ietrialot ,h. lsfsvs' Ov1fG . a,rs .o4 p.
ia the case Of Fro. 4 S. W. : =,
pleaded Euiiiy In UuitrG
missioner Pfntps court 90 u.
his posstasion spcarcd trout AM
hutd so anu Gusts, from which ne np.
pealud on the ~ und that the nne wss
excessive, tue jury after celebrating =
tue whole AFTERNOON came Into olnr /
aud announced vetdiC. OF guilty. 4
Time iOr sentence vas not sct. Atlof. ,
nos hrubs gave notice o motion Tor =
new trial on the gtuuLd Il uuc0nsti. e.
tuiioLality Of tho Law. II
Tue cast VI George Gayl1f, the four.
teou.J eat'uld huy VINO was indicted Ia u
September 1898, conjunction with Dc
Harry Hammond, Tor the murder OF y
little Ciydv Robertson, by shooting, =
was called up by Assistant Disttict u
Attorney Hlwat, who moved that II y
be ditmissru, Judge howat stated !
that dAyior had once bern tried, aud .
the Jury disAgtocd, after which lac was
h,lruted on oai. Lately TIE boy nsn
the. VIDA ketioua- ac.llrnt Sy ,s,ns
from the roof OF house, % which - = !
sustained Injuries which In all pfoha.
NIFTY would cripple him for life. lie .
Thought there was no fOssibility Of
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clpital nod control q all catetpri.e
ahouli take ita place. There shout hr
sintr productive wttk 90 unemployed;
natl0uailz ton Of failfoa 30, etc., nn
government hsukinc rutc aud simple.
ruese three ideas are the essential
basis for the coming political parry"
Mr.. Gf0nluud speaks tonight in iaH.
gnu's hall, and tomorrow b'eins p
series nl FREQ luciure1 at the Central
thualer on Colltctivlsm.
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nIIII nInrInra unI..

CAFE MAY, n. j., Oct. l0.-The
severe gale which struck this city last
night continued until daylight. The
sea Il running high and tnu nigh tide
has completely tubmufgoi the
meadows Five vessels are In sight on
the beach, rolling heavily IN the trough
Of the Yea. The lie saving crews eau.
not launch boats 10 make even an at
tempt 10 board the vessels. The wind
hAs shiitc 10 the northwest, but 10
ztill blowing n gale,
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A..auIt roIIowra hr Mnr.l.r.

SI. CIARLRs, No., Oct. lO.-Dlve
Woods committed n criminal assault
upon Emma Collier yesterday even.
log. Robert Collier started out TO
avenge the wrong done hts sister. In
the battle with corn kniyes, Collier
was laihlly wounded. Tho girl Ia also
dying OF her injuries. Woods Ia In Jail
acre with every prospect OF lynohing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
Brocky Lightroots Break.

Brocky Llghtioot, the turbulent
dGrkey who 10 nearly always In trouble,
increased his woes this morning bY
a-sHulting fellow prisoner uamui
Jones. lie was taken before Justice
Smitn AMI sentenced 10 thirty dnJt'
imprisonment Tor tho 0tlrHse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
mr.. nolmsl'. sinplo ob,,qnI...

BUstoS, Dot. IVA 0mall gathering
OF loving friends, ana few words Of
impressive I'M port from tho lius u his
lifelong c0.worker, Edward Everett
body Of DR.. Wendell Holmes a. Kings
chapel this afternoon. The Bohemian
club of San Francisco sent large
basket VI white ohrysnnthsmums with
mAidenhAir fern. The pail bearers
Wefv all members OF the family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-10
BEVERLEY SHARON ur.
a Train Runs on nrokes switch,
nI.I SO ono NnTIansIS Inlurnl.


hnt so one seriously iulured.
CHICAGO, Oct lO.-r Three hundred
suburban passengers on the liiiuoiS
Contra Railroad were bsdly ffiaht.
vned aud given severe slAkihg up at
the foot VI Congress Htteut last night
when lhe train leaving the Randolph
street station Tor South Chicago uu on
broken switch. J, Elwell, whose
residence could not be- learned, was the
only person Toured. Many OF the
passengers received minor bfuisps
aud several women tainted away IN
the shock OF tho suddenly stopped
trnln.
That the accident did not result more
oeriously was probably due to tho fact
mat she train had just stopped at tne
Van buion street station auu mad not
gated great Roadway when the DE-
fUcllvs switch was reached.