The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1895-11-20
NEWSY cLEANlNcs.
r gold output is increasing.

Our pOlu output u lncredsinB.
Our shoe exports are booming.
starsboro, VT, has gold mino.
Oregon has 565,000 acres In pears.
China has i,OO), 900 opium smokers.
America has 10000, 900 merino sheep.
Chcago's night schools have 10000 pu-
pills.
Louisiaua's annual sugar crop is o,ooo,-
600 pounds
The Kaflir gold mines in South Africa are
worth 81 800 ,000,O 900.
An English firm has an order 10 build three
battleships for Japan.
Good bodies Of copper ore have been dis
covered at Bingham, Utah.
Many Of the smaller takes in Minnesota
and the Dakotus are drying up
st. Louiss new City Hall has been de-
clared unsafe by the city engineer.
There are eighty convicts in Belem prison,
Mexico, just now under sentence Of death.
The express companies have again raised
the rates for transporting money for banks.
Tho Anaconda Mining Company Of Butte.
Montana, is mining 1000 tons OF copper ore
daily.
There are seven hundred golf clubs at
present In Great Britain, with about $1,000
players.
The "maroons' aro in rebellion in ia
maicn, aud Great Britain has n domestic war
on her hands
Over two thousand new women recently
marched and wheeled in q political parade
in Denver. Col
The cost OF tho machinery Of the new
second-class British cruiser Gladstone Ia said
to be over s3jO,UO0.
Louisiana is developing sulphur deposits
which experts say may compete successfully
| with those OF Sicily.
People are dying in the City of Mexico ut
The rate OF three dozen u day from center.
tits" II kind Of cholera.
Efforts are being made 10 secure the nee
essary legislation 10 open tho Connecticut
| River to steamboat navigation rs far as
Holyoltc, Mass.
| The people OF Sedalia have pledged 81 ,000.-
o. 0 to erect public buildings in case the peo-
| pie OF Missouri vote TO remove the State
capital to that city.
The naval cadets played football with an
Indian team from Carlisle (Penn.) Indian
School the other day. The Indians were
nowhere in the game.
DIR. $, A. Briggs was logging his fourteen.
! year-old son at ingalls,, Oklahoma, when the
lad pulled revolver and fatally shot his
father through the body.
August Hansen. of Minneapolis, broke the
worlds boulevard twenty-four hours bicycle
record of 367 miles made by Hueblin. lie
made 375 miles in 23.07.50
| Westfeld, N. j., has young lady resident
Of good circumstances who pied guilty to an
| indictment rs n common scold. Sentence
was suspended during good behavior.
Enlisted men at Fort Sheridan. Chicago,
from the United States Academy at Anna
polls. Nd, have complained 60 Secretary
Lamont Of the officers employing privates as
body and house servants.
Vast deposits of iron have been found near
Aiken, Mimi, by parties OF practical iron
men who have been prospecting for some
time, but nothing will be done toward de-
veloping the properties until spring.
The Lincoln monument at Springfield, Ill.
completed in 1874 at a cost OF s206, 500, will
have to be torn down. The commission ap-
pointed by the Illinois Legislature to repait
1t found that it has crumbled away too much
to be repaired.
Ada Potter, ten. and Nettie Vagued, seven
years old. broke through the ice on the Des
Moines River. Jackson, Mimi, and were
drowned. The Potter girl broke through
first, and her friend attempted to rescue her.
Two sisters Of the dead girls tried to rescue
them and both narrowly ESCAPED drowning.