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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31
RAYONNE.

Dead and Kneeling alongside his stili at the
.orLs Thomas Connolly, forty years old a ire
man emp]oyed in the Standard Oil Company
establishment at Constable Hook. was found carry
Yesterday morning by William Cleary and william
Macmillan two Of his fellow-workmen Connehy
had no relatives in this country. ana MS dea'h
was due TO heart disease.
horse attached TO a sleigh containing two
mon one OF whom said he was H. S. Ford, OF
Iowe,t-ave Jersey City became unma nageable at
Avenua ID and West feminist, Bergen loint' on
CCa,nrdav evening overturned the Sleigh ana
dashed down Avenue ID 70 East flith-st,. where mere
au trace Of IL was lost for several hours Inc
dr a. Informed the police. and Patrolinan Wlrth
found the horse frozen lead In ditch OF Wa,sr
rrvnnjnp through the salt meadow at East flith-
81 part of the wrecked sleigh was still attached
IN
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WEDNESDAY. JANUARY ..
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YonK. SUNDAY. DEC. 80. 1894
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEW YORK. SUNDAY DEC. 30. 1894
ARRIVED.
Zen oona Gir Thoms9n sow fGk0h hama % %S
bcr l. Algicrs H. with mdsc to Garter. Macy CO. Ar
s,4y. "a2 Tn. R Rse an M M
VII! mase r e nurS Wk ' erp s Deccmber q
Qncensiown - with mdse ~ saloon 81 second e"6n
% %14,S % s at ,nS i T"i at M
Steamer Ia5sundn p "nS nns is scrase Pas
scngrrs to j Elwell Go. Arrived at the Bar at
Island saa =, rop %S S.e p:cs tnSin
an, a. s,n"rnsc passenscs t. runch Edge Go.
rived AT the Bar At q 'n - - ,,h-
10 With mdsc - cabin ss steerage passengers 10
Hamburg American Line Arrived at the Bar at al
steamer 80 ashe r@ra De e.; sSIoa
Green n' Arrived at 100 2,,n :, ,nc,,
81 with mise to Busk Jevons Arrived at the lar "'
20 With pyI.;ss ard vessel Bowling 4 Archibald Ar
steamer irqaaos termination JaGEsGrv ,, and Charles
ton With mse and a HnsSn harson Win mdse and
passengers to W CLYDE Co ., >,,,n,r, xeus
with e the oa POmS0n s, T Win
steamer Roanoks ioaI N 0 ana 81 %o WIN
" Steamer "%% EGSyanaStc Wass VIZ; Point, Va with
MornF;n SG ar Ssn Philadelphia" December
steamer Horsa Dam; wbors; Philadelphia December
20 ballast, to 20 Hu, a co -wna west, ,sh,
breeze cloudy. ,.,.,-
SAILED.
Steamer Crestemunde Ger. for Rotterdam; Prncipa
,Hr, Lcith and dundee Iackawanna d, Dover f9r or
ies scottish Prince ur Kingston. savsn la etc haml
ION uIr Liverpool Vutoria ,Iirl Philadelphia TURK
ish Prince dr, Montcvideo Bucn's Ayres etc; fanama
iSpanc Havana Savania. etc I.ntten tNorl. Mobile
United states steamer San Francisco for Newport l.
THE MOVEMENTS ~ STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Cevic oBr,. Nico TO New-York. sailed from
Liverpool December 10 ,,, g.,
Steamer Aurana tf,r). Ferguson. from Liverpool. FOR
York sailed Queenstown December 10.
Msasdam tDtch). Pot from Rotterdam. FOR
New-York passed Beachy Head December 30 .
steamer la Normandie (fr, Poirot from New-fo
December ~ and Marengo OBI, Sing
ham from New York December 10. for Newcastle passed
Inc Lizard December 20. .
Steamer Furne-sa tlirI Harris from Glasgow, Tor New
York sailed from Neville December 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

st. for the purpose OF appointing committees ior
1885, Before the committees chosen II was
decided to hold public religious meetings. ana a
committee appointed to draft resolutions h e ON
the death of T. c. Linde superintendent OF the Ieh-
trial Baptist Sunday school " o. p,,Au.
These committees were then chosen IN T faImc
tine s H.. Mcdowell: Second DISTRICT a. 4.
Dougherty George Mouon charles s E W; HI% os
Neff Membership Theodore Cocheu. A X ,;,I Dor
chester j. T. Luce. Finance George r. M Wmse
George f. Moulton. L. o. Reeve. j. 7. Luce George
Noer Theodore Cocheu.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY
1r,orcoIIepiatc chess tournament. No 57S Fifth
ave -
strollers amateur theatricals. Berkeley Lyce'"i'
s p >.,
dedication of Scotch Presbyterian Church Nihe-
ty-sixth-st. and Central Park West p H.
Western Society. No. 10 West twenty '-''''
evening. gu,
Minstrel performance by Young Ladies' Char-
liable Society Lexington Avenue Opera House
p. IN.
Catholic Club New-Year's Eve reunion.
Frank II Dwengcr before MONDAY prayerr'h '''-
ing No ll3 Fulton-st.
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Closed to-mOrrOw-New Years.
ROGERS, PEEr Il GO.
ahout 70 be bestowed upon him for strict attention

about TO be bestowed upon him for strict attention
The funeral will take place at p m on No
d,v January . 1895. from his late 'es'delc., ~
ri Narick st The funeral escort Will SoiiSst -.
a battalion OF two companies. composed OF t ~
men each from the six battalions ana Two ION
the Eighth battalion. commanded by ~ or, ~
Jnscph Ponton OF Engine Company No ~ ana .ne
companies commanded respectively by Assistan sian,
fror,rnrn William Reilly. Hook and LADDER ON,
pany 10 ;. and James j. Mccartney; OF HOOK ana M
Ladder Company No. a The foIloWlns PIE,n nreren
James 9 Brogan. Engine Company NO ~ Euwai'
s Moore Ergine Company No 81 Wunain =
Braistci Engine Company No. 81. and clement L.
DANIELS Hook and Ladder Company NO. X .
The officers and men above detailed VIII repo,s
I'm fur uniform Officers OF battalion win truiipsts
drannd and pallbearers without trumpets) AZ me
h.a'lauarters OF Engine Company No 80 az ~
o'clock u m. and accompany the remains 10 tne
Rridr" where they will be dismissed and return
10 quarters The pallbearers Will accompany 'he
remains 20 the place OF burial . ,,..,,
The commanding officer OF the Seventh na,ta ar,I
will detail an officer ard one man. ana inc Nihln
Tenth Eleventh and twelfth battalions TWO men
each to report II so o'clock A. m; ana 'ihe
charge OF the quarters and apparatus OF HOOK an.
Ladder company No. - during their absence AT
'' HUGH BONNER,
Chief OF Department.
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NE W-JER,SEY.
Jersey CITY.

The Rev. Theodore Heisig. pastor of the farmiy
Memorial formerly the First Baptist Church, ana
the Rev. d. j. Ellison. pastor of the bergen baptst
Church. Jersey CITY. preached their fareWeH
sermons last night Mr.. Heisg will enter the
lecture field and Mr.. Ellison will so to imam
apolis to take charge of church in that city
Ensign Henry Connect and Cadet Nliilam d.
Antrim. Of the Jersey City salvation Army, were
arrested last night charge OF obstructiins the
streets by holding open-air meeting at warren
and Montgomery SITS. They gave pan LOT eA"'''-
nation.
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MAKING A RECORD AS AN ELOPER

Henry Grass. fruit pedler induced Mrs MINNIE
Rhodes. OF Freeport, l.. J.. to elope with BIN SIX
woeks oro hut she soon left him and returned 10
her husband 1t has just come to light that three
weeks later Grass induced the wife OF his partner
Caleb DauIton, of No. 900 Herkimer-st to eiope
with him Mrs Dauton is a niece or MI hhoues'
Grass wanted Daulton's daughter, girl OF nine.
teen years marry him. and when she T"uIo mU,
no induced her mother to 20 with hin ~ Is saiu
by her friends that she has left him, but the! 90
not know where she Is.
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ONcE MORE TIE FATAL TROLLEY.

An unknown man was run over and killed about
O'Clock last night by trolcy-car No. 81. OF the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company, at Ninety
seyenth-si. and Third-ave, the Fort Hamilton
terminus. The body was taken to the Twenty
fifth Precinct police station at Fourth-ave. and
Eighty-slxth-st. The motorman. w. Lennon. OF
No. I.l4S Third-ave.. and the conductor. Morris
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLTN.
SIDE DOORS SWUNG FREELY.

7, was anything but dry" Sunday in the East
ern District OF Brooklyn yesterday. Almost every
beershop was doing business by the SIDE door, ana
mn. or no trouble was experienced by those de-
-. = dr,k IN get IT, The detectives employed
nv The BROOKLYN Law Enforcement League were
about and took the numbers OF many places where
business was in full blast.
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yoR,lEY SAID TO BE COMING HOME

Word was received yesterday In Brooklyn that
Lawrence j. Tormev who had charge OF the jurors
fees I'm the County Treasurers office, IN when
deficit of about $4,000 was reported by expert ac
countants last week, his way home from
The South whittier he went with ms wlie anu
daughter He was reported as saying that therr
Was s,,rnlus instead Of a deficit in the funds or
his bureau and would be able 10 sho" mat inc
charge affecting him unfoundeG
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A pure cream Of tartar powder
!@VQlandS
| :. Baking
stands "
| .: :: Powder
Absolutely the Best"
HOME NEWS.
Absolutely the Best"

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
FIFTH Neutrality-suspicious. H. ~
Ratchelder United States Army; Cohsress'"n
Lewis Sperry OF Connecticut. and Mayor jacob
Amos of Syracuse. SANOf-Congressnan W imam
/. wilson. Of West Virginia. WAl-DoKf-Johh
X Cowon of Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

An enterprsing corporation has start
cd q new Observation-Disclosures
surance, guaranteeing the truth OF
advertisements
Well, most of 'em need it; but wnat
would you think, public, if we said:
"If you don't believe this SUIT Is an
wool, ask the - company! What
right have they to be believed ahead OF
us
No. We are satisfied with JOnr money
hack If y0u 70aN H-are you
listers frieze is the toughest-not
the bcst-looking; chinchilla is tough
and bctter-looking; shaggy beaver
looks and feels better yet. All arc
warm Of course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

TO HOLD PUBLIC RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
A meeting of the Eastern District Sunday-schooi
Association was held Saturday evening III the
Tirs. Presbyterian Church. at Lee-ave and Neap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-31

TUESDAY. JANUARY ]
EpNESDAY. JANUARY 2
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY
v...., r., Line Malls close Vessel sails
,..i.,. ,acrs,,vric q vde ...... ........ 300
Advance. Colon. Columbian. ptp ~ ~ ~ ~
colombia Colon. Pacific Mail 1000 M Il % m
city. Bristol Bristol ci'y.... - - ", y III
Red cross. .lp'p n IN III
Fort william Porto Rico. & T. r. 200 p IN 100 p M
-. 80 ,iay,i c,r Atlas ..... SEQ zoo
,,,nn ~, ..,iao .:urons ....... 400 600
ra,iahoss.s Savannah Ocean........ ........ 800
TUESDAY JANUARY l.
p,,c 7 t,.-roo White star ...... ........ 200 m
r., no Teu orleans Morgan ........ ........ 800 IN
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY =
>,,.s.t. ,.o,,,ot yybte ,-..... 3 80 a m n
i,sS.I.ri Ar,,.,n Rri Star. ....... a a
~. ~ S,urbnmnton American .. "A m II - a
Saratoga Havana, & tu'a..-'.. l'p III 49, III
KnIckerhocker wOrleans. Cromwell ......'. 5W III
ea,n ,ri,r National. ............ ........ 1900
,,,,cstor Mallory 300 m
,n,,ta N,ssau Uohama. ............ ........ 200
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MrNrATTRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise -. sunse, 442 Moon sets m Oil Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
usandy Hook a5s GOV Island 100 iieii S a,c 20 20 20
j. M-sandy Hook 10 - Gov leland lV'fo 'e'' inv ~
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Announcements

Henry A. Daniels. NJ D..
90 WEST soTH-ST.
Deranrements OF the Nervous system. Impotence ana
Otsrity, and like speciaes. Hours. 10 J. TO
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no BE BrRIED WITH HoNOES
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE FUNERAL OF CHIEF
nHrsHAN AND ASSISTANT FOREMAN Eo"NEi
-prAIsr FOR THE FORMER rEoM THE

TENEMENT-HorsE COMMITTEE
chief Of Battalion joan j. Brrsnnn. 90 the F'r'
Denar,m.nt who was Killed with Assistant Fore
man John H. Rooney. In the factory IRE ~ 30 -
yv.s, Twenty fourth-st On saturday morning. is
., =. huried this morning in calvary Cemetery
With all the honors usually paid 10 nre chei VINO
has died at his post Rooney VIII probably Dee buried
on "Wednesday In the cemetery at Hroone an"
Willett SITS. also with honors
The following special orders w'r" Issued yes''fiay
morning from Fire Hall
Ucadauariers Of the Fir" Department.
bureau chief of i -parim"ni, 800
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no SIR /!

We don't want Ouy advertisements
to irritatc the public-to make people
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31

100000 Manchoos and Pekingese TO
hold themselves in readiness for war
service. The empress has directed that
the sum of 19,0OO,000 taels be granted
to Lii Hung Chang, the Chinese viceroy,
A dispatch from Shanghai states that
James Wylie, a Scotch missionary, was
recently murdered by Chinese soldiers
at New Chwang. The attack upon Mr..
Wylie was entirely unprovolled. The
missionary was dubbed, kicked and
stabbed to death in the public streets,
An imperial c<lict which. has inst up.
peared in China, condemns the officers
responsible for the recent outrages on
missionaries and orders that they be
beheaded The actual criminals are re,
building the chapcls and liberal com
pensation will I've given TO relatives OF
the victims.
On the 25th terribly disastrous
cyclone swept along the shore of the
sea of Azov, working immense damages
In some instances entire villages were
swept into the sea. Many steamers
We're sunk. or driven ashore and
wrecked, and it is believed that at least
1000 persons persisted.
Nine persons, composing the family
of a wealthy Hebrew farmer, were
murdered recently at their home in the
village of Boschewin, in Austria, by
robbers.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
WASHIN CTON,

On the 23d the net treasury balance
stood at Si22, 100000, a gain of 500, 900
in one day, of which S54, 900 was in
gold. The gold reserve Increased over
S350,0o0, with prospects of further
daily increase of almost as much for
some time to come.
Reports received at the state depart
ment show that the United States has
turned the tables on England and is
now shipping to that country carpets
of the value of half n million dollars
annually. 1t is stated that these car
pets are the famous Administers, sup
posed heretofore to be produced in per-
lection only in England.
Judge Morris Marks, of New Orleans,
representing number of Louisiana
sugar planters, is i'll Washington for
the purpose of entering suits in the
United States court of claims for the
recovery of sugar bounty for the year
1S94-5. The amount involved is up
wards of $4,000. 0U0
On the 9th nit. President Cleveland
sent to the senate notice of the rati
scation on the part Of Mexico of tn,
freaty providing for the extension o
time for the survey of the boundary be
tween the United States and that coun
try.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

We arc authorized to announce
nj. l.. Cover, as a candidate for re- cleo
sion to the Office of Representative of
Lawrence County, in the 49th. Gen
eral Assembly Of Tennessee; subject to
She action of Democratic convention
or primary.
We are authorized 10 announc Fl. b
Sowel!, a candidate for Representative
of Lawrence County. in the 10th. Gen
eral Assembly of Tennessee; subject to
che action of the democratic party.
We are authorized to announce j III.
Mickey, n candidate for the office of
Representative of Lawrence County, iii
The 49th. General Assembly of Tenn;
subject to the action OF the democratic
party.
We are authorized 70 announce
y i. Kelley as a candidate for the
office of Representative of Law
uence County in the 49th, General
Assembly of Tennessee, subject to
She action of the Democratic party.
We arc authorized to announce NJ.
a. Collier, candidate for Representa-
eivc Of Lawrence county, in the 49th.
General Assembly Of Tennessee sub
ject to the action of the democratic
party.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
ANEOUNCEM EMTS.
FOR STATES SENATOR.

We arc authorized to announce
w. A. Stewart as a candidate for
States Senator. Subject to the
action oftl,c Democratic party
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31

Billwhich is sworn to that Sarah Iau
don and husband j. IT. Laulon are
non-residents of the state of Tenn, and
are residents Of the Indian Territory, so
that the ordinary process OF law cannot
be served on Shem,
1t is orlercd that publication be
made for four consecutive weeks in the
LAWRENCE DEMOCRAT, newspaper
published at Lawrencehurg Tenn, re-
curing said dcfts SARAH Laudon and
husband j II. Iaudon TO be and ap.
pear mt tite GrNt term Of the Chaneery
Court Tor Lawrence county to he held
at The court house in Lawrenctburg on
End Monday in Dee. 1894 and tben and
there plead answer or demur to Com
pits Bill or the same will be taken for
confessed as Ia them and the cause set
for hearing eNEayte as " them.
June % lS94,
W, I, Nixon c. & n
J. D, Bond, Scl's,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
TEHSE, TART AND TIMELY

Noman knows the proper place
for Presidential veto better than
Grover Cleveland.
There is one thing that ought to
make the new tariff bill popular
with democrats the abuse of it by
republicans,
Rome was not built in a day;
nor could the odiops tarifs be en-
tirely reformed at single session
of Congress,
Gov. Tillman didn't pack that
court right; ii has again decided
the State dispcnsary law TO be
unconstitutional,
Senator Vest objects to being
retired over the newspaper route.
lie is u candidate for rejection and
proposes to remain such Tnul his
successor is elected.
The idea that new Senators
shou d not criticisc the rules of
the Senate is quite as Anticipated as
the rules themselves. Both are in
need of reform.
{ Secretary Carlisle must feel him
self neglected when a day goes by
in which the newspapers do not
furnish a new reason for his imme
diate resignation.
The tariff bill got out of the way
just in time TO enable the ,most ac
complishcd liars of the press t,
give their exclusive attention t,
rwsider s ClcvclSnd'5 health.
The democratic Senators VIII,
have Tist d the most cain durin,
this session of Congress are tn,
m"n WHO will do the feast worl
th~ards the election Of democra
tic majority Ct The nczt House.
1t is even worse than We SUI
posed. Mrs. Lease has dauehie
eleven Yeas old who has airead,
given cri.lcacr nj having inherite,
her mothers tongue.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
WEST AND SOUTH.

Jesse Gibson and William Kirk fell
off a freight train near Uhrichsville,
o., on the 24th and were ground to
pieces.
The vicinity Of Selma, Ala, has suf-
fered recently from the heaviest rains
known for many years past, dong In
estimable damage to crops About 400
bales of unpicked cotton are ruined and
over 1000 acres of corn are destroyed.
The swollen streams have submerged
at least 5000 acres of the low lands.
The coal miners strike at Belt, Mont,
has ended by the company closing down
all mines permanently. The pumps
have been drawn, stores and hotels
closed, and all new contracts for ma
chinery and supplies cancelled. Work
on railroad branch has also been
abandoned. About 400 miners have
been thrown out of employment.
Hugo C. Metzel a leading jeweler of
st, Cloud, Mimi, killed himself on the
25th by shooting himself through the
temple,
On the 9th ult. the coroncr's jury
which investigated the disaster in the
Franklin tWash,) coal mine, in which
thirty-seven men were killed, returned
a verdict finding that the fire was
started by parties unknown.
John NJ. Moore, of Pueblo, Col, died
of starvation at Creston, Ia. on the 27th
ult. He was Coxeyite and q. A. K,
man and was tramping homeward from
Washington, ID. c.
Ten persons were seriously injured in
street car collision at Hammond, Ind.
on the 27th ult. Motorman Mashine
and passenger named Faulkner were
fatally hurt.
Charles +. Slocum. prominent ply
stefan of Defiance, o., has given S50.O0t
to the Ohio Wesleyan university al
Delaware, Q.
Ex-cmployes of Pullman, H., backed
by Chicago capitalists, have formed {
company to build ear and general man
ufacturing shops at lliawatha, Kan
The company will be managed on the
cooperative plan. The company vii
manufacture all kinds of railway equip
ment Eight hundred ex-employes o
the Pullman shops will soon begin thu
building of the works.
One of the bondsmen of c. VI. Hobbs
who has been under arrest at Detroit
Mich, for some time on a charge of ut
tempting to secure money under falls
, pretenses, has identified him as A. NJ
, NanAuleu, who is wanted at Quincy
: H.. for $4,000 forgery. The prisone
: will return to Quincy without requisi
ton papers.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
Nonresident Notice.
W. II. Sykes Admr. &c.


burgess liagan ct ais.
In this cause it being made to appear
to the court that the defendant Belle
Hagan has inter married with one G. f..
Frcst and that he is a necessary part to
this suit and that he is Il Nonresident
of the state of Tennessee so that the
ordinary process of law cannot be served
On BIN.
1t is therefore ordered by the court
that publication be made for four con-
secutive weeks in the Lawrence Demo
crat newspaper published i'll Law
renceburg Tennessee, requiring the suid
&. Z. Frost to be and appear at the Of
fec of the Clerk & Master of the Chan
Gerry Court of Lawrence county on the
lst Monday in September 1894. it be
ing Rule day in said court, and show
cause why this suit should not be re.
ceiyed against him.
w. L. Nixon, g. & NJ.
G. T. Hughes, Solr
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-08-31
----
L.AFEHR

President Cleveland left for Gray Ga.
bles Wednesday morning.
The secretary of the interior wants
$ll.0l0000 to pay pensions.
Frank Melbourne, the rain-malser,
killed himself at Denver, Col.
Annie Gull, servant, shot and killed
burglar at Los Angeles, Cal.
0. W. Tinan suicided at Newark, N,
j., with chloroform Hard times.
Solomon Brown and John Gribben
were killed in row at Blackville, S. c,
Fire destroyed the great wool cleans
ing works at Charley, Russia, Loss,
81, 100000.
The new minister from Japan has
been officially recognized by President
Cleveland.
Congressman Tawncy was unani-
mously renominated by the republic
ans of the First Minnesot;. district.
Miss Kate Laclsey, aged "a, was taken
to the Richmond Qnd.) asylum. She
was prominent Muncie school teacher.
The authorities at Metz have caused
the arrest of Madame Ismert, French
lady, whom they charge with being u
spy.
Alonzo G. Burkhardt, of Upton
county, Ind, populist candidate for
congress, was Endorsed by the demo-
Gratis.
The pope has invited Cardinal Glib
bons to visit Rome to consult upon
matters of interest to Catholics in
America.
Democrats at Pittsburgh renomi-
mated Hon. w. A. Sipe for congress-.
In Allegheny, Pa, James +. Sample
was nominated.
Mrs. Kate Campbell Smythe, wife of
the United States minister and consul
general to Hayti and San Domingo,
died at Graham, w. Va,
The American Straw Board Co. has
been made defendant in $1,000 dam
age suit for poisoning White river in
Indiana. Farmers of Madison county
bring the suit.
A sensation is created in South Caro-.
lima by the announcement that Senator
Butler will not abide by the result of
the primary elections on which the
legislature depends.
Allen Drackett, an aged citizen of
Beech Grove, KY, attempted to cut his
throat with an AK, inflicting an ugly
wound. Unbalanced from brooding
over hard times. VIII be sent to the
asylum.
At Huntsville, Ind, Charley Barnes,
aged thirteea. is dying from hydropho'
bia. m -