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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
Ibcr Guba.

paris, 10. Sult. Der ~@auz
lois" per0Hentli4t cine l1nterrebung
NIT benz ipanii&en Premierminiiter
Ganopas bel GaittQo, in tpel4er Der
ielbe geiagt baben ion, bab oas Glt:
ma in Cuba gegenipdrttg ent14teoenes
@orgeben segen bic Snlurgenten perz
binbere. Ser Premier fu5te, na9
Mngabe bes r@aulois", bin5u, oab
bic @epolution ein3ig unb auein oas
Wert bon ausldnbtf4en M%benteurera
lei, aber oab es i'm freue, mittbetlen
gu tDnnen, bab bic @eriorgung be:
Sniursenten nit WaHen uno Mun:z
tton, mel9e bauptiG<9 BON ben
Ser. j@taaten unb ben bena4barten
2dnbern ausgtng, bur9 oas energiz
19e Muftreten ber @egierung Der Der
einisten Staaten abgenommen babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
8nl8aren bel W6terHcm.

ct. petersbure, 10. Suli.
Ser Girit 2obanotp, Der Miniiter oes
MusmGrtigen, Fat cine bulgarif@e Dez
putattpn empfangen; bic Mubten3 trug
aber, tpie es betbt, teinen polittf@en
@baratter. Die 9elegaten 1elb1t ia
gen, bab Der 9aupt3ped ibres 8eiuz
DIES in ct. petersburg nur barin
beitanben babe, auf ben Sarg bes
%beritorbenen @3areg einen &ran3 81
legen, unb oab lie in tetner poltttf4sn
Miifton getommen ieien. M1es mas
lie nini@en lit bic 8efeitigung Der
3pii@en &ublanb unb 8ulgarten be-
ftebenben MtBper itGnbniHe, unb bic
@teberberitelung ber freunbi4aftli<
@en 8%e5iebungen, mel&e babur@ gez
ftDrt purben, baB bic 8ulgaren ent<
fte1te Mngaban uber bic 4b1i9ten
@ublanb's, tpel4e bon befen 5etnben
perbreitet murben, gu lei4tglGubtg als
pabr ansenommen batten. 9ie Dele
gaten tabeln bic aufriibrert i4en Be,
pesungen in Macebonien uno ertld.
rem, baB bic bul9arii&e &esierung
nt@ts bamit gu tbun bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
WtcIc Dcrlckt.

Ga 2iperpool, s, 10. Suli.
@eitern Na@mittag perlor ber Moz
tprmann elmer Sronepcar bic Som
troue iiber fem @efdbrt, iobaB biez
1elbe NIT raienber S4nelligteit ben
5rantlin Npe. z9igel, auf Der Norbz
1ette Der @tabt, berunterging, unb
Elm Mann get0otet uno Is perfonen
perlebt purben. Ma@ benz @esen tpaz
rem bic @e1eiie i&1iipfrig, iooab Der
Motormann, Der. neu angeitelt mar
unb beute feline erite Tabrt unterz
nabm, bic Gar ni9t regteren fonnte.
Dim 6uBe .bes 9igels ent9leiite Der
Magen an elmer 19arfen &urpe,
1prang BON ben @elet1eu, unb fisl
iibe einen @romaq in ben 8a4. Die
Wu@t bes 6a0es unb Stobes mar
10 grob, baB bic 9d1fte Der Gar 1i4
in ben @anb etnbobrte. Ser &opf
bes Motormannes mar in etne brett
artige MaHe 5erqusti&t. ST mar 10
fort tpbt. ....-.. ~. d.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18

fubr. WGbreno bic erIte Section in
Der obenerpGbnten Station btelt, I'm
WaKer einsunebmen, rannte bic aipeiz
te Section sesen ben binteriten Yuuz
mantpasen Der eriten Section an uno
SerIplitterte benielben D%olatanotg.
Wie beriatet ptrb, murbe Seoermann.
Der ii4 in benz Wasen befarro. NIT
Musnabme bes Gonbucteurs getootet.
2otomottpfibrer Mc0eob unb 9etaer
partins BON Der opeiten Settion
tpurben ebenfalIs eetDbtet. Der pu1z
manpa9en telestopirte bic Wagen erz
tier RlaFe Der eriten Section unb
audi in bieien purbe cine Mnaabl BON
paKasieren %getDotet. Inter ben Sc
tDbteter beinben it4 bret prieiter.
Die 3abl ber @etDoteten ptrb iebt
auf Is unb bic Der 8erlebten auf "a
an9eeeben. ...@..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
Seine Sobncrb0 bun8 1T quits
ut 01tO.

g bicugD, u. Sult. 9as Sc
rii9t, mona4 in ben pulman'19en
MertitGtten cine @%rb0bung Der 2Dbne
eingetreten lei, fat ii@ ni4t bepabrz
beitet. sSn anberen Mertftdtten nit
abnlt@em 8etrtebe murben betannts
li9 bic 2Dbne erb0bt, in 8ullman ba=
gegen 1T lett Dem feBten groBen @treit
gum @ortbeil Der Mrbeiter ni4t bic
geringite @erdnberung eingetreten.
3par itno groBe 8etellungen einsez
lauf len unb bon ben in pullman be-
l@dftigtem $500 Mrbeitern muB elm
ni9t gertnger She'll l1eber3eit MAIDEN,
aber Der berbdltnibmdbig geringe
Prets, tpel4er fir grtraarbeit be3ablt
pirb, 1T Der ein3ige 0ortbetl, ben bic
Nrbeiter babon baben. Mie es f@eint,
befur@tet 9err Puuman cine Mieber=
bulung ber %lebtidbrigen llnruben,
benn ct labt feline Wertitdtten in III
rer gan3en Musbebnung BON elmer
Mauer umateben, 10 bo@ unb fart.
tpie bic Mauer, mel@e oas 3u@tbaus
in Solicit um14lieBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
@iu ,picocr rcpoln3sem.

Gan 5ranctsco, @al.. II.
Suli. Cine bieiige 3eitung tbeilt nit,
bab General Nntonio @3eta, @rzprdz
1fbent BON San Salpabor, tpel9er iid
19on lett ldneerer 3eit bierfelbit aufz
gebalten bat, i'm 8egrif itebe, in fem
9eimatblanb 3uriid3utebren, UNI bic
bortige @egterung gu i~tiir5en. ST iagt,
ct babe elm S9ih ge4artert, MaHen
unb Munttton getauft unb perbe
bemnd@it mad Gan SalDaoor abz
geben, um feline Re9te nit Wafenz
gemalt geltenb gu MAIDEN. @r boTt,
innerbalb bes nd@iten Monats piez
Der als Prdi tbent bon San Salbabor
eingeieBt gu 1etn. ST 3eigte au4 Ell
ne Uniform por, tpel9e ct ft4, pie
er iagt, in Paris bat MAIDEN la1en,
uno bic CT als abermaliger Prditbent
@an @alpaoor's tragen tptro.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
WeMcj*e Wahrid,ten.
Wcrtcuauikupucr YrauS.

9etroit, Mi9, IL. Suli. Mitt<
mod Wor9en Bra@ in benz @aie'14en
2eibital, benz feiniten @tabltKement
ieiner Dirt in Der Stabt, pel@es an
oer @ongreBA@traBe 3mti@en @risz
molbz unb @belbpA@trabe, liest, 6euz
Ct aug. @s b%efamoen it@ CUR 3eit
1876 Pferbe unb cine sroBe Mn3abl
Der feiniten Tubrmerte in benz Sc
bdube. Nur et>pa Is Der Sbiere muir
ben gerettet. IS i@liefen segen bier
gig MngefteQte in Dem Staq, unb es
beibt, bab ale NIT benz 2eben baponz
getommen 1tnb init Musnutme bon
einem gemiTen Cummings, mel4e1
aus einem EBeniter bes brttten @todz
mertes iprans unb set9otet murbe
unb 3tpei anoeren, bic in ibren 8etz
ten berbrannt fem 1ouen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
Murse nnn.snihi@ bebanselt.

GVnroc nunscltoGltO ocD0UccAI'
Nem Dort, 13. Suli. Gin To-
eben aus Dem Orient 5uriid9etebrter
Mmeritaner berbttet bon Der 8erbafz
tuns unb benz in ben eriten 5agen
beg Mpril erfolsten 9ooe zines ameriz
tani19en 8irsers i'm Ditlt9en Sbeile
Der Surtet. Dte 0erbaftung mar
p0Qis unbere4tist unb Der Sob trat
in Golge Der erlittenen Strapa3en in
einem tiirti@9en @efdngniKe Elm. Das
Spfer bieier tirtii4en WiQtir mar
5. @eber; b.rielbe beiaB einen BON
Der ameritanii9en @eianbti4aft in
&onitantinopel aussefe1ten pdb uno
bereiite bas pe1tli9e &leinaiien; CUR
3eit ieiner @erbaftuns befano er ii@
auf einem Giienbubnouge in Gsti
S9er. Gr permo9te nt&t, ii@ perz
itdnbli4 gu MAIDEN, unb neil bic turz
ttiden 8ebDrben ieinem pafe teinen
@lauben 14entten, murbe Ct berbaf<
tet. Die @trede bon SSH Sber Big
na4 Bruha, etnem finftdsisen
Marl9, muBte er grDBtentbeils gu
SUB 5uriidle9en, unb crit na@bem
CT trant geporben mar, purbe ct auf
etnem gep0bnli9en 2eitertpagen petz
tertransportirt. Sn 8ruFa purbe
.er ms @efdngniB g%etporfen, mo er
menige Stunoen lpGter ftarb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18

Man slaubt nt@t, oab 2eben p.rlos
rem ginsen.
@atbrie, .. s., 9. Suli: Gin
i9redli9es 9aseltpetter nit Moltenz
bru9 that SHli& BON bier sroben
@9aben. Die Tri9te iino aerialaz
sen, Briiden iinb peggei4psmmt.
5unberte bon Genitern aerbrp4en uno
piele 9duier bei&doist. 4n man4sm
plGben mar Der 9asel 10 grob tpte
Subnereier unb beidGbiste bas @ieb.
Gbicaeo. 8. Suli. @egen 6
llbr am Sonntas Mbenb .feste elmer
Der fur9tbari item Minb= unb Regenz
itirme aus benz Morbmeiten iber bic
Stabt btntpea. Der Sturm fam gang
plDbli9. Gs mar pdbrenb oes Saz
ees fur9tbar beib setpeien unb piele
Qeute ma9ten @rcuriionen CUR Sc
unb mad ben STARTS. 8eionbers Be-
aiglt9 Der e~riteren best man f@pere
@eflrhtungen. Die 2eubensrettungsz
ftationeu batten bis seitern Mbenb 10
l1br. bic Sniaffen bon bret umgei4la>
senen 8ooten eerettet. Gin Seeelz
Boot nit 3 SnfaTtn ion bor ben &uz
gen Der 3uf@auer am 2anbe, perz
f@tpunben iein. Bis ieBt tennt man
bret 9obesfGQe auf benz See.
Der S9aben an 9elegrapbenleitunz
gen, an @dumen, 9dufern unb beionz
bers an Genitern, 1T u%ngebeuer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
se0s Wcr,omen ertrumfeu.

Safe - enepa, Mis., 8. Sult.
Sin ent1eblt9er Ortan iu4te UNI 5
l1br geitern Na4mtttas biefe @egenb
betm. Der 9tmmel mar Biz fur3 bor
benz Sturm tlar, unb auf benz See
befanb it@ cine groBe Mn5abl 8oote,
bic nit @dften bteies Sommerz@ez
forts beiebt tparen. @s gelang Der
Mebr5abl Der 8oote bas ufer gu er<
rei9en, nur bic Dampfz2aun4 .9is,
pat9", bic it9 mitten auf Dem See
befanb, tpurbe BON Dem Srtan erfabt
unb 1anf fofort nit feds Sn1anen
auf ben @runb. Die @rtruntenen
iinb: Or. Grans, 9iilfssS uperinten=
bent ber Srrenani talt gu @lgin, Sq.,
neb1t @attin unb &inb; &eb. @ogan
BON 9arparb, Su., SRI. 9ogan bon
9arDarb, SG., unD Sngenteur prez
ton. Die Dampf=2aun@ ~9ispat4"
mar zines Der Boote bie1er Mrt, bic
auf ber MISUNDERSTANDING benuBt murs
be. Das Boot fant in $50 SUB tie
fem MaFer unb bate einen Wertb
bon $4,000. IS geb0rt 9rn. 70. q.
Sobn1on.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
0rpkcS YahuMnalHG.

&uebec, IL. Sult. Dten1tag
Morgen INN 3 Qbr fanb Bel oer Sta<
tipn Gratgs Roao, etpa IA Metlen
me1t1t4 bon 2epis, auf ber @ranb
Srunt @i1enbabn Elm fur@tbarer I'M
fan ftatt. Cine iebr grobe pilger<
i@aar bon Sbarbroote, Wtn61or
Mins unb @i9monb mar Mbenbs gez
gen 10 l1br bonn lebtgenannten Orte
na@ benz neutrality-suspicious. st. Mmanz
ba 8eaupre abgefabren. Der 3ug fubr
in atpei @ettionen, bon benen bic cine
flint Minuten btnter Der anberen bsr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
@ouem iDrememt. tn Y orams.

8lad Mtper sails, Mis., Z.
Suli. Die Winnebaso Snbtaner 6az
ben bas Department fir Snbianerz
Mn9elegenbeiten bringenb erfu@t. III
men bod iebt f4on tbre Sabresrente
aus5ablen gu po0en. Sn Golse Der
1@le4ten @eerenernte bdtte Tie teinen
@erbtenit unb befdnben {i@ in trauri=
ger @erfafung. Die iGbrli9e &ente,
bic in ben 3infen BON 100000 gu
bier prooent beitebt unb auf ben
Ropf un9efdbr 500 ausma@t, 1T limit
i'm Nopember fdntg. .
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
ShwcreS %1tnmcttcr.

ct. 0ouis, 9. SSuli. Cine @pe<
aialzDepe19e BON @t@lanb, Mo., BE-
ri@tet, baB am @amftag Mbenb Elm
Moltenbru@ in Camden 60. mteberz
ging unb bab bas gan5e StGbt&en
unter MaFer lit. Die 8urger mubz
ten iib ale auf bo@liegenbe plabe
1ii9ten. Das Stdot@en liegt in Ell
mem cine ba1be Meile breiten Sbale
unb bas MaKer bonn Siage<@tper bat
ii9 geitaut, tpdbrenb @eitengepGi1er
auf bic perlafene @tabt 3utrDmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-07-18
@alSbran0.

Mustegon, Mi@., IL. Suli.
Nortb Mustegon 1T bon einem un=
gebeuren Walbfeuer bebrobt unb
itinblt9 tpirb Die @efabr gr0ber, ba
bic 5lammen ii@ nit raienber
@9neue nGbern. @an :3anbt's Sd
semiible, NIT einem 9roben 2ogsz
@orratb, @4inbeln unb 8rettern, 1T
abgebrannt. @eri@teoene 6armbduz
Ter t0nnen ni4t mebr gerettet perben.
Wenn ni@t balb @egen eintritt, Tam
Niemano iagen, Apie groB Der @@a=
ben fem tpiub.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
BOLD ROEBER.
The Cashier of "a thicaCo Street Railwa,
 shot and Robbed In His Office.

The Cashier of "a Chicago Street Railway
 shot and Robbed In His Office.
 CHICAGO. June 2i.-C. E. Birch. cash receiver for the West Chicago Street Railway Co. at the Armitage av- enue cable barns, was shot and fatally wounded at an early hour yester- lay morning by man who attempted to rob him of the days receipts. Birch was alone in his office when the bur ylar entered. The cashier was in a wire cage, but had left the door open. The burglar came in and demanded the money in the drawer. Mir. Birch reached for his revolver and was imme- iiately shot. He fell to the floor, but managed to fire one shot. which went wild. The burglar fired three more shots into his body, and then empty ing the cash drawer, ran out with its contents and escaped. The safe in the office contained S5,0O0 in currency, and the door was open, but this was not touched. Mir. Birch died at ' o'clock. and while he was able to give good description of his murderer, no trace of him has yet been found.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
PANIC ON A STEAMER.
Two Men Scalded to Death and Thirtce
 Others seriously Enjured.

Two Men Scalded to Death and Thirteen
 Others Seriously Tnjured.
 CHICAGO, June 24.-By the explosion of steam valve in the whaleback steamer Christopher Columbus, off Waubegan Saturday night. two men were killed and thirteen were danger ously or painfully injured It was the homeward run of the whale back in its opening summer excursion to Milwau- kee. About 35o souls were aboard. Flying flags, with music and dancing, was the order of the evening. Half mile in the boats wake plowed the rival excursion steamer, the Virginia, which cleared the harbor some fifteen minutes later and had on every pound of steam pos sible to overtake her competitor. On the outward trip the Virginia had not only held the advantage, but doubled it, and the crew of the whaleback were determined that they should not be passed and the Virginia was gaining.
 Suddenly there was a shock of ex- plosion. The steam valve in six-inch connecting pipe over the starboard bat terv of three boilers had blown out. Down in the hold six fircmen and a waterman found themselves envelopcd in scalding mist so thick one could not see his hand. When they tried to make the ladder they jammed against the heated oven doors. In their frenzy they fell over one another and delayed embracing the slightest chance of es- cape offered. The binding vapor made help impossible.
 The steam crowded everywhere. It was instantly in every compartment of the vessel. In the main salon l50 per sons seated about or reclining were suddenly seized with panic. It was in- creased by all the lights going out The passengers rushed to the decks Several women fainted. The men did all in their power to quiet t'e frightened. Many believed the ship was sinking. Then the steam reached the passengers. A score or more women who had inhaled steam swOoned, and in the eX- citement their friends feared they had been overcome by breathing the deadly vapor. Several men began to drag out life preservers and pile them up con .veniently. The scalded men were brought up to the cabin as soon as possible, and several surgeons who were on board did all possible to all leviate their sufferings. For three hours the whaleoack lay, getting up steam for resuming the journey.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
stIlI Room for Research.

'What is this new substance tb,. T hear so much about?" asked the eni. nent scientists wife.
 What new substance, my dcar?"
 ''The element in the air that h.. just been detected"
 'Oh, that, my dear" he answered beaming over his speetacles with the good nature of superior wisdom. ";s known as argon."
 "Oh.'
 "Yes. Its discovery is one of the most remarkable triumphs of the age, It has revolutionized some of the olA theories: or at least it will revolution. ize them before it gets through"
 "NNhat is it?''
 'It's-er-a-did you say what is, it?"
 ''I said that"
 ''Well-ahem-you see, we haven't. as yet discovered much about it cxcept its name" ."-Washington Star
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
4 ERENZIEO ACT.
Near St. Louis Frank J. Sitteu Murders One
 Woman, Shoots Another aud Kills Him.


 Woman, shoo:s Another aud Kills Him. self.
 ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The village of Webster Groves, 10 miles from St Louis, is wild with excitement over one of the bloodiest tragedies that ever took place in St. Louis county. About 2:3o o'clock yesterday afternoon Frank J. Sittel shot and instantly killed his sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Emma Peterson. wounded her younger sister, Miss Amelia Horch, and then committed suicide by shoot ing himself through the center of the forehead, dying a moment later The sanguinary affair, which was the work of moment, was the outcome of a family financial feud, covering a period of several years, and was not wholly surprise to the citizens of Webster Groves. Miss Horch will re- cover. Her dead sister leaves a hus- band and one small child. Her broth. er-in-law leaves wife and infant daughter less than years old.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
ROSEBERY RESIGNS.
The British Prime Minister Teuders
 His Resignation.
Senator Morgan Gives His Views as to an International Monetary Meeting Under a New Ministry--Pro-
 posed Irish Congress.

LONDON, June 24.-It is announced that the outcome of the deliberations of the cabinet in consequence of the adverse vote in the house of commons on Friday is that Lord Rosebery, the prime minister, has rendered his resig- nation to the queen. Her majesty has therefore summoned Lord Salisbury, the leader of the conservative party, to Windsor, in connection with the formation of a conserva- tive ministry. The leading conserva- tives declare the marquis of Salisbury will not formally take office until par lament is dissolved. He will insist
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

A SPECIAL from Tampa, Fla, said that Capt Gen. Martinez Campos had been shot by Cuban spy named Puerta Sanchez Sanchez, it is re- ported, after having shot the captain general jumped overheard from the Mascotte, on which the crime was said to have been committed, and swan ashore, amidst shower of bullets from the mau-of-war.
 CAPT. HENRY HowGATE. charged with forgery and embezzlement from the government while in the signal service bureau at Washington, was found guilty by the jury, with recommends tion to mercy. An appeal was taken.
 THE emperor of Germany laid the last stone of the Baltic canal at Kiel on the 21st, surrounded by scaffold- inGs rising in a semi-circle and afford ing seats for 15,O00 people. In laying the stone the emperor said: Tn mem- ory of Emperor William the Great, I christen this canal the Kaiser Wilhelm canal"
 THE national convention of republic an clubs at Cleveland, O., on the goth elected Gen. McAlpin, of New York, president of the league by exclamation. A resolution was passed to refer all public issues to the republican na- tional convention of 1896. This was done owing to the agitation on the silver question. A brilliant banquet was rendered the delegates in the evening, 1,560 plates being laid.
 A DISPATCH received at London said that the Russian convention guaran- teeing the Chinese loan had been signed at St. Petersburg by the Russian minister of foreign affairs and the Russian minister of finance on behalf of Russia and by the Chinese minister plcnipotentiary in behalf of China.
 THE eighth national convention of the League of Republican clubs com- menced at Cleveland, O., on the 18th, with 2, 900 delegates in the auditorium. President Tracy, in the course of his address, said that the future use of sil- yer would probably be settled by the great commercial nations within a year. He also outlined the policy of the republican party on other vital questions. There were represented at the convention forty-six states and ter ritories. The meeting then adjourned till the next day to give the commit tees time to work
The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-06-27
ADDIII0NAL DlspATCuEs.

ADDIIIONAL DISPATCHES. . C. +. BIRCH, cash receiver for the West Chicago Street Railway Co. at the cable barns. was shot and fatally wounded at an early hour on the @3d by man who attempted to rob him of the days receipts. The cashier was in wire cage, but had left the door open. The burglar went in and de- manded the money in the drawer. Mir. Birch reached for his revolver and was immediately shot. He fell to the floor, but managed to fire one shot, which went wild. The burglar fired three emptying the cash drawer escaped. A CONVENTION of the United Irish societies of Chicago was held on the 23d. After electing officers action was taken on the call for converting con- gress of the representatives of the Irish national cause in consequence of the resignation of the Rosebery liberal ministry and the peculiar situation in which that event placed matters con- corning the welfare of Ireland.
 IT was announced on the 23d that Lord Rosebery, the British prime min- ister, had rendered his resignation to the queen and that her majesty had summoned the marquis of Salisbury to Windsor in connection with the forma- tion of a conservative ministry
 Ar Walnut Hill range at Boston on the 22d in the Rest prize match, 200 yards, standard American targets, in competition with eleven of the best shots in New England, w. L. Willard, of Boston, made ten straight bulls eyes, counting l2O, feat never before accomplished.
 FrsuER's powder mills, at Krebb's station, Pa., exploded at an early hour on the morning of the 23d. Fortunate ly there were no workmen in the mills and no one was hurt The building contained 2,0OO kegs of giant powder and a quantity of dynamite, and the concussion was so great that towns 35 miles away felt the force of it. A BOAT was upset in squall on Lake Maggiore, Italy, and ten persons were drowned.
 A TERRIBLE boiler explosion occurred at Moses saw mill, near Spring Hill, 6 miles south of Hope, Ark. Joe Col lins was killed and Mir. Bret and his two sons and many others injured. PAsCHAIL AUGIER, q 12-year-old boy. was almost instantly killed at the ball ground at Terrell. Tex, by being struck by a foul ball. The boy was watching the game and was standir r too near the batter The ball struck him in the back of the head, crushing l the skull