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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
Katherine Patten Killed at a
Crossing.
Two Companions Severely Injured b.
the Fast Moving Train.
The Terrified Victims Dragged I'm a
Hack Several Yards.

BATH, Me-, Jan. 1.-Miss Katherine
Patten, daughter of George Patten, and
one of the most popular Of Baths young
society ladies, was killed and Miss Jenny
Harvey and Mr.. William Thompson
narrowly escaped death at the Center
street railroad crossing here this
morning. The party was driving home
in hack and was just crossing the tracks
of the Maine Central Railroad when the
1:4o Pullman train from Boston struck
the carriage Immediately behind the
horse. The hack was dragged several
yards and crushed. Miss Patten was
dead when removed from the wreckage.
Miss Harvey and Mr.. Thompson were Sc
verely injured.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
How to Speak German in Five Weeks.

The free lectures to be given by Professor
Colby in Y. VI. G. A. Hall. next Friday at
and p. m, wifi prove highly entertaining.
amusing and instructive, and will clearly
illustrate his remarkable ability for speaking
In the German language to an American
audience and yet making every
one clearly understand every word he
speaks. Professor Colby has won a
national reputation as an instructor and Is
an extensive traveller and close observer. He
has been in nearly evory state and Territory
OF the Union, in mos of the countries of
Europe, la Alaska, Mexico, etc.. and has
stored up an interesting fund of information.
anecdotes, etc, with which he entertains his
classes IN German.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
FIRST IN TWENTY YEARS.
william Il. Strong Is Now Mayor of
New York.


NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-For the first time
In 20 years mayor not OF the Democratic
faith is at the head of the city Govern
ment. William l.. Strong, who was
today inducted into the office,
represents very much the same
convictions and social elements
that associated themselves in 1872 in the
elevation OF William f. Havemeyer to the
mayorality. In both instance there was
revolt against municipal corruption. Upon
both occasions public sentiment
was crystalized through the
medium of o Committee of Seventy.
The main purpose in 1872 being to over
throw the Tweed regime, and in 1894 to
CORRECT abuses known or suspected In the
police and other departments OF the city
government. Shortly before noon
the outgoing and incoming Mayors met
at the City Hall. After the usual formal
tiles an interchange OF greetings and the
introduction of the several heads OF the
departments OF Mr.. Strong, Thomas f.
Giiroy took his departure from theMayor's
Office, and, as he has announced, from
political life.
The new Mayor will have clean slate
TO work on, as Mr. Gilroy left nothing
unfinished in the routine work of his Of
fee when he left there last night.
The Board OF Aldermen will not organ
ize until next week.
The new sheriff, Mr.. Tamsen, also en-
tered upon the duties of his position to-
day, and so did the new coroners, O'Mea-
CHER and Hoeber.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01

Synopsis-No reports are received this
morning, except those from New England
stations. A slight depression is central
out at sea TO the southwest OF Nantucket,
which caused brisk to high northeast
winds during the night on the southern
New England coast. Anothsr depression
was located over Lake Superior last even
ting; his VIII probably pass down the ST.
Lawrence valley without affecting the
weather in this vicinity.
In eli other districts ho tarom e:er con
tinues above the normal, and generally
fair weather prevails.
There has been no decided change In the
temperature, and q continuance OF frees
'cg weather Is looked for here
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
WITH A PaOvISO.

am resolved IN ninety-fve
To swcar or cigarettes,
And on the track. as have dcne
IN make no racing bets.
With poker chips I'll play no moro
I've had enough OF that.
I'll take no girl to see the play
Who wears too large hat.
shall not look upon the vino
Whom II Is deeply red,
But quite persistontly I'll talse
Ny Adams ole instead.
In ninety five am resolved
To save q goodly sum,
And when it comes TO good lard WORK
I'm going to make things hum.
Brt these resolves for ninety-fivs
Arc made conditionnlly,
And that Is that tho girl love
Does rot go back on me.
Tom MASON
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
ONCE OF the License Commissioners.
Ci,y Hall, Providence, Jan. !, los. (


Application for transfer of license TO sell ppre
spirituous, intoxicating ard malt liquors, have
been made by the following named persons and
firms;
Coleman, Bcrnari, i07 Charles street TO willis
Proctor, 80 West hiver street.
Boyle, John a., is2 North Main street, TO John
Buckley, same place.
hopkinson, Thomas, Ill Delainc street, TO Albert
Aspinwal, same place.
McGoyern, Edward j., estate OF, 6,s Benefit
street, TO sullivan Brcs., same place.
Nagle, John, Pos.ofhce Court 10 Is4 North
Main street.
Nugent, NJ H.. A 4S Orange street, 10 Thcmr a
McDermott 80 Bergen street
Simonini fietIo, i6s Dean street, TO corner Bray
ton avenue and Sprcuc street.
sperry, III O.. Fulton street, TO George Meyer,
same place.
sullivan. James r., 81 Orange street. to Cullinan
Brothers, same place.
The board Of License Commise eloncrs will be in
session In their Office, city Hall. TUESDAY. Jan
10, az 1880 O'Clock m, at which time and pace
all persons so desiring may be heard the matter
OF granting such applications.
jani-i3t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

Rhode Island and What Cheer Lodges,
X. OF P., elected officers for 1896 last
evening as follows:
Rhode Island Lodge-Chancellor COM
mander, Thomas >. Delano; vice. chan
cellor, w. s. Ballou; prelate, Frank
Crater; master of work, Charles w. Fan
dali; master-at-arms. Henry Pierce
master of finance, w. III. Peck; master OF
exchequer, j. V. Schroeder; keeper OF
records and seal, A. Manchester Hnssey
trustees, ID. B. Graham, y. C., James
Clary, T.. c., and w. II. Hazard.
What Cheer Lodge-Chancellor COM
mandcr, John II. Lowell; vice chancellor,
Bernent y. Stewart; prelate, John Nc
Marina; master OF work, N. +.
Arendt. y. c.; master of finauce,
Frank b. King; master of exchequer, II.
r. Rounds; keeper OF records and seal
Walter A. McLane; master at arms
Charles A. Perks; inside guard, James
Cay; outside guard, Hobart Clarke; trus-
tees, James +. McGregor, Henry B.
Rounds and A. ID. Wilson; hall committee
A. Briggs.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01

Mrs. Margaret Flynn slipped on the ice
in front OF 90 Ship street, last evening,
and her right leg was broken at the
ankle. She was taken to the Rhode Is
land Hospital-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
Mslna schnnner In..

HALIFAX. jan. i.-Schooncr Flora r., OF
and from Parrsboro for Calais, Me, sank
OF Eatonville and will be n total loss.
The crer werc saved with difficulty.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01

Lr>CoLN COUNCIL. NO. -. q. U. A. NJ,
VIII &c, THURSDAY EvkNfNos in swarts
Lodge room. No. % Westminster street, commene-
1ng Thursday, January g. 1890
acc.s-iani GEO. A. DAY, Rec. secy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
The Govcrnor's Condition.

IHc UOVcrHOrs tOHUItfOn.
Governor Browns health is reported as
being about the same today. lie is still
confined to his bed and suffers consider
ably with the pains that accompany the
grip.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
STEAM BOILER.

City Clerks Office,
City hail. Dec. 20. lsgL
Notice f. hereby given that the board OF Alder
men viii be in session in their chsmbcr IN tn CITY
Hall, on THURSDAY, Janrary 3. io9b, 81 3 O'clock
p m, when all persons interested IN the petit on
OF the American Tubing q webbing Co TO locate a
steam boiler on Gordon avenue near Potters
avenue, may appear and be heard thereon.
by order Of the board Of Aldermen.
WILLIAM d. CLARkE. City Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-01

II your horse does not drive right take him
10 4. &. Terry q Co. and let Henry X. Luther
shoe him at l0J Pine street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
rwpNrY pNop1n IYJunnp
hy the nrOREIng at Hn AIle-serlanS
Wreck on the Cherokee BrAuah.

NENNh hlN Nhu NNNNNhAu AENuANa
CuRRoKEE, KAs, Sept S.-Furthor
particulars Of the wreck last night Of the
wost.bound passenger train on the
Cherokee branch Of the Memphis rail-
road, were obtained to-day, Twenty
persons were more or less hurt, The
wreck occurred at Lightning Greek,
about mile west OF Monmouth and was
caused by tho breaking OF an axle on
tho roar coach. The breakdown occur.
red at q point 400 feet from the bridge,
The car broke loose from the train after
being dragged 200 feet and rolled over
into the ditch, which was Oiled With
backwatsr from the creek,
The accident caused tho other cara TO
pitch and rock so badly that when the
bridge was reached the baggage car
struck the side timbors Of the bridge
and caused the whole structure TO give
way thus precipltating all the other
cars into ths stream below, which IL
swollen from recent rains, The front
coach followed ths baggage car into the
stream and rested partly upon the bag.
gage car which kept it from sinking
into the water. The smoking car turned
completely over aud ia now lying bot
tom up in tho creek. The passengers
who had been but slightly hurt, broke
in the windows and pulled the women
and wounded men out The wounded
were taken TO Fort Scott ON a special
train sent to the scene OF the wreck.
Those who WeFo able to be moved have
been cent to their homes. Among those
most seriously injured are:
Mrs. L, Stewart, McCune, arm lacer-
atsd.
bruised.
Mrs. A. r. Harper, Monmouth, Shoul.
der lacerated and arm cut,
John Gregg, McOuuO, shoulder diGlo-
Gated.
Rev. l. L. Bramhill, McCuus, badly
bruised and nearly drowned.
Lizzie Bradley, Cherokee, hip dislo-
Henry b. Ford, PI.t'burg, Kansas,
arm broken.
Mrs. Trinold', Cherokee, informal in.
iuries.
Jerry Botkin, Cherokee, jaw di,lO-
". F. Homer, Kan'u. City, arm
broken.
A dozen others we're painfully scratch
cd and bruised. Tho cars aud bridge
are completed wrecked.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
MonR TNooPs FoN OUnA.
Reports SHOW the Insurgents to be LuaIni
0rOund-A Village BUTued.

Reports Show the Insurgents to be Losing
0rOund-A Village BuTusd.
MADRID, Sept, ga third army corps
of 90, 900 ia to be organized ready to sail
for Cuba in November in case Of uscss-
sity. oGicial advices have been received
from Guba that the spani'h defeated
the insurgents at sdborouCal on Friday.
The insurgents had ten killed and the
Spanish Que. A Spanish deserter was
Tseaptured and shot,
HAVANA. Sept. 8.-Insurgants encoun'
tered detachment OF AmaTo near
Sagua Ia GrRnde and demanded their
surrender, A refusal was gtVeu than,
when they attacked, but we're repelled,
aud four OF their number killed and six
wounded. They then burned tho vii
lage, causing loss OF S50,0O0.
Lieut.. Colonel YAzquez at tho farm of
Moniehgnalo. in the district OF Rene
dios, had fight with band of insur.
gents, who retreated leaving five killed
and twelve wounded. OF the troops one
corporal was killed aud two soldiers
wounded. Major Oliver attacked their
roar guard, and killed four aud wound'
cd six Of them. The squadron Of CANA
juanl went in pursuit and killed four
mora
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diminished strength, though the eau
tioUI arc inclined to reduce their hold
ingI, owing to the irresponsible eharae.
ter OF much OF tho business. Most OF
the securities were languId, but there
was renewed activity In Argentines
municipaIs and American bTeWeEIes
owing to tho settlement OF the beer war
In Chicago. There was little change in
iorsigners. Indian governments were
IN favor, home railroads ware firm,
Americans shaved strong undertoue
and business fairly brisk with the out
look steadily improving helped by be-
liei that America is being Weaned from
bimetallism.
The following showed advances for
the wssk: Reading frsts. Chesapeake
4 Ohio Erie seconds, Pennsylvania,
Reading, Colds and Northern Pacific
preferred.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
AnMENlAN nNNoNMs.

The Porto Makes some Concessions, but
ThsyuAro Not Sufficient to satisfy tho
Powers.
CoNsrAxuNorLr, Sept 0.-Tho drago-
mans Of the British, French and Russian
embassies have received tho decision OF
tho porto with reference 30 Armenia.
Tho purto's expressed concessions en-
litlo tho dragomRns Of tho thra1 em1as
sizes to deal direct with tho president ole
tho Turkish committee on control,
which 10 to superint0nd tho application
OF tho reform. No Christian vail or
mutossaria will bo appointed, but other
administrative officials will be chosen in
proportion to tho population. Chris
iians will also DO admitted to tho gem
darmerio. Mudirs will DO elected by
councils OF elders aud u rural Constahu-
larry viii ho established, II is not boz
liovcd that tho concessions will satisfy
tho powers. II Is pointed out that
owing to tho persecution tho Christian
population is 80 Diminished in MANY
districts that 1t 10 now IN a minority
Tho officials therefore were always Mo-
hnumulauR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

PERU'S' PRESIDENT
InauEuntsd Amid GsnsrRl FostIVitJ-HIs
Cabinet Named.

Inauguratsd Amid GsnorRl FSstIVitJ-HIs
Cabinet Named.
LIMA, PERu, via Galveston, Sept. g.
Lima presents a gay spectacle to-day,
the festival being in honor Of the as.
sumption OF the office OF president by
Senior Nicol Piolu, who was recently
elected to 1t. The streets are filed with
q great throng OF both sexes and Of all
claaieI OF people. The route TO the
palace iS lined with troops, and flags are
flying from all points, while along the
streets at different points arches have
boen erected. The houses along the
route are covered with gay wreathS aud
bright flowers.
President Piola made an attempt this
morning to 20 to tho cathedral to attend
mass, but he was Obliged TO return nn'
successful as the great crowds Of en-
thusiaItic people barred his passage
aud almost mobbed him in their efforts
to kiss his hand. President Piola ad.
dressed the people.
The following cabinet is annouuced:
Home, Antonio Bentin; iustico, August
BalIaracIn ; foreign, Milltou Potrasi war,
Domingo Pnrrai finance, FREDERICK
BrGsRni.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
pEpN,r LIKE THE TRIP,

A Huntington Telegraph Operator Just
Returned From England.
Special Dipateh 10 I'e GnieHigeHon.
HUSrINGroS, W. Va, Sept S.-J, II.
MoSeloy, telegraph operator working
for the Chesapeake & Ohio here. but
whose homo is in Richmond, Va, has
recently returned from Liverpool, Eng.
land. Moseley was a few months ago
resident Of New York City. He got out
Of employment and he and another
young fellow got drunk aud proceeded
to tho dockS, where n man named Gold
smith soon had them employed as cattle
tenders on IN outgoing vessel. When
they arrived at tho English port they
we're psnnilesI and for days walked the
streets in hunger,
They applied to tho American consul
for assistance but wore refused every.
thing, but fivo-cent stamp with which
they wrote home. They put In most Of
tho time until tho arrival Of fHHds from
this country at q workhouse. picking
oakum for couple OF slices Of bread
daily. MOssley says many young men
are stceEed on to these vessels like no
was aud many Of than never live to SEQ
homo again
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
N.r Nnra,. ItrIrrtllnn.

NLw YonG. Sept s.--Throo hundred
nonber, Of tho Grand Army loft tho
uly to-day ior Louisylllo. Edward j.
Atkins, department commander Ol tho
ru,u ui Now York, was with tho party.
Tho delegation went In four special
rht. The touto will bo via Albany,
ClOra aud Bn1alo, and It Is expected TO
n, twg mora cars with delegations
pokoi up on tho way Tho train,
wAtcA Ia kaowa ~ the dcpatlment cnm'
uandot'a train, will stop At all stations,
that members Of tho army throughout
lIO state may Join tlln oIllual party,
Tho delegation starting from hoto com.
pt'ea representatives oi nll lllo posts In
tho city, Brooklyn and Long Island.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
OPINION IN ENGLAND
As to tho First of ths Yacht Rnco'-Th
standard G.vcs Il UP.

As to tho First Of thc Yacht Raco'-ThC
standard GIVcs II UP.
LONDON, Sept. 0,-Tho Daily Nova
this morning says OF Saturdays yacht
raco: valkyrio Ill, wis beaten In 4
contest sRid to have been test on all
points OF sailing. New conditions OF
wind aud weather may easily giVo her
victory still.
Tho Morning Post says; Too much
should not DO aRit OF Saturdays race,
since II was Nalkyrio's ilrdt after hOr
VOYAGE. while 1t must not DO forgotten
that tho course was moro familiar tO
Defenders skipper. THO only draw
back might hdyO boon avoided In tho
pressure Of tho pleasure fleet. That the
bost boat may win Ia tho wish Of all true
aportsm0u,
Tho Standard saws; Not only In tho
long beat TO windwRrd, but IN tho run
back also, Defender showed horaOli TO
bO distinctly superior 10 NalkyriU Ill.
Tho race docs not afford ground for
hnpn that tho tables will be turned,
Possibly n, everyone was mistakOn Rs
to tho relative performance OF tho yachts
III light wind, ihOy may also wrongly
estimate their powers In strong ono.
Tho Chronicle suysi Wo do not give
mp hope yet POrhtpa Nalkyrio lli'a
skipper wab not quito 30 sharp IL tak.
ing advantage Of tho shiiIy winds ol
New Yorl, bay as those TO tho lnnnor
born, II those ContcstS arc to continue,
Congress mu,t atop In aud compol OK.
cur,ou stcamOrS TO keep OIL Of tho
snuraU
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pogFhAsp, oRE, Sept. s,--'rho CORES.
nondent Of tho Associated prc,i at
lInrnq, Orca tc,ogtaphi ~ iolIowsi
Armed mon nro lOayug thia town aud
v,ciHIty daily iyr tte S,e'a's moHntetn
country, evidently forhuntingpurpo'ol,
but tho moro knowing onob hotN think
thoy NtO going Tor n different purpose,
aud unloA tho agoula Of tho rcsotv1.
tion Indians recall illcm nt once, they
will probably not llnyb 10 many lndians
to caro- Tor tho coming winlNI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09

ST. PErERRuuRo, Sept S,-P6lnce Won
GIohonlohc, the German chancellor, will
arrive horc on Tuo,daY next and will
dine with Prince Radolin, the German
ambassador TO Russia. The other
guests will include Prince LobanoA.Ro.
stovsky, tho Russian minister OF for.
oign affairs, and all the Russian minis
tors aud foreign ambassadors in st. Pc.
torsburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
EMpERon Nm nMPREss
Receive Delegations aud Attend Service
at Stettin Yesterday.

Receive Delegations hhd attend services
at Stettin Yesterday.
STErTIS, Sept, S,-The emperor and
empress this morning received the
Choral Association, of stettin, and the
teachers union aud listened to patriotic
recitatious trom the windows OF the cas-.
tie. Floral offerings were then prescott
ed to the empress by the girls Of the
Augusta Victoria school.
At ii o'clock their maiestics attended
q field church service. A tent had been
erected for thoir use in the middle Of
the barracks square. In front Of the
tent WAS an altar decorated in military
fashion. The troops were drawn up in
tho square and the military band nc.
compauiod the musical portion OF the
service with fine effect, Emperor Will
lam remained and took lunch with the
officers and the empress loft for Wild
park,
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CtFroH, n. Y, Sept S.--A coaching
party FROM Now York CITY mot with a
serious accident near horo this after.
noon.
Tho coach was overturned aud thirty
mon, women aud children had
been on top ui tho yu.
hiclo aud many more inside. All
wcru mora or loss injured, Onu boy
WA hllLnh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
rlLn nAn A-.nrIArIoM.

-=
Meeting or tho Locnl Lawyers Saturday 70
Arrange for tlio CUmNs state ai"oting'
announced in Saturdays lSrGhbt.
dEScrH tho local bar association mot IN
the afternoon to arrange for tho coming
meeting and banquet OF tho RIatO aSso'
eta,ion. Mr.. ". =. Hubbard and others
discussed tho Importance md yaluO Of
tho Meeting OF tho state association and
pointed out tho dOyirnbllity OF largo
attendance. not only from this county,
but from tho state At largo. Mr.. Hub.
bard dwolt upon tho idea Of having ~
gncais at tho banquet some distinguish
rh inwyrts nnh tuyHts itom beyond tito
limits OF tho state, and said that whilo
in Detroit, recently, Ito had tho pleasure
Of meeting Judge lait, Of Ohio, and
that gcullcman had expressed tho hope
that hO might DO ptOlonl. llo said ho
thought there should bo apOcIhl forms Of
invitation prepared, ior the members OF
tho state judiciary aud Tho judges Of tho
indofal courts Tor iho district VI West
Virginia, aud upon his motion such ~
yilali0ns wNrO nrdcrnd extended Ia tho
nnmo Of the Ohio County Bar hssocla'
ton. Mr. liubbat1 made aOmO Otncr
auttrslions pi vAuC, aud tho coming
session wAa discussed at lOnglh
VI, y. Post, o'q, VA, elected to nom
botehtp In tho ussortntton.
Tho association adjourned 10 meet ON
tho third Saturday VI tho coming MONTH
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KEpr DYNAMTrE AT HOME.
The Dynamite EHpIode'. KILLING Four Per
sous aud IuJuring Three Others.

The Dynamite EHplodeS, killing Four Per.
sou, aud IuJurInE Three Others.
DunUQUR, Iowa, Sept. S.-Edward
l.atshaw, u sub.contructor on tho gov.
ernmont work on the Mississippi river,
bad six hundred pounds Of dynamite
stored away in tho cellar Of o house q.
spechss Ferry, twOIye miles north Of
hore. To-day his sou, while practicing
with revolver, missed tho target, tho
bullet entering the cellar and firing tho
dynamite. The house was blown to
splinteI and tho following persons
killed:
i4iward Latshaw and his wife, Charity !
Ray Latshaw, twelve years; Mat Lat
shaw, eight years, all OF Victory, Wis. (;
Hans Bjornstadt, OF ,LaCross, Wis.
Wouaded atc; Mat FnbeE, ot Wabash,
may die; Ed Bench, Of Lansing, eyo
knocked ont and badly bruised; Mabel
LatshRw, skull fractured.
Tho dead aro terribly mangled. A
fonr.yoar.old baby In tho party escaped
nnhurt. Glala in buildings in the ham.
let was all broken and boats on tho op.
polito sido OF tho river considerably
damaged. A special train from Dn.
buuuo took physicians to the scene and
brought tho wounded TO tho hospital
here.
LatBhaw'a body wn' found two hun.
lrod yards away, his hoai partly buried
In tho OarLh. The boy who did tho
shooting was thrown over tho tops Of
high trees, falling TO tho earth III a
shapcicss, unacceptable mass.
Tho hamlet has every appearance Of
being swopt by Il cyclone, thnro boing
acarcely q sound building loft. Tno
nois1 Of tho explosion was heard ut
Plattcyillo, Wis., ton miles away, and
parties six miles up tho river thought
steamboat had burst lie bOilers.
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Gusp RArrDa, Mlcm, sOpt Sat o.
lawa Beach tllia afternoon Jacob NanRy,
owner aud captain oI tho little schooner
Three Sisters, shot HE wife thrco ilnea,
lhcn turned tho pistol npon himacll,
sending u Bullnl into his brain. Tho
man lied Instantly, but tho woman may
T0FpVUT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-09
BOYS IN BLUE
On Their Way to FratsrpIze at the
Falls CIty.
THE MASON AND DIXON RuBICOu
win be Crossed by a Host OF the
Nations Defenders,
WHERE ROUSING WELCOME WAITS

Them From Their Former Martial
Opponents Tho Greatest Crowds
Which Ever Attended Similar Meet.
Jugs VIII bo Present at Louisville.
Tho New Jersey Members tho First
to Reaoh the Ground-Ths City Ono
Mass of Bunting aud National Flags,