The evening times., 1896-08-14
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WiIiInm n. Mosca editor Of t6e kstcrx,n
Celi, died yesterday from the effects Of the
heat
At Point OF Rocks, Nd, Curtis worlng
was Killed wink ;epgaged An friendly.
boxing mstca III
The tndications are that the Virginia
Democrats ~in hive trouble In securiug
campaign fAndh i
ssx prisoners incarcerated on charges OF
Ilsisdemean6f escabcd from, Jail ut Kenoslin.
Wis.,. last night " snwing lock.
The Waterman at the Reliance Colllery,
Mount CARMEL, Pa, was attacked By four
masked men and severely beaten.
The Michigan Buggy Con,pany's factory
at Kalamazoo, Mich, burned last evening.
Loss. $7b,O00; insurance. $40;90G
Fifteen hundred people participated in
the centennial birthday ceiebrution of Mrs.
Betsy Trout. In Berks county, Pa. yester.
day.
Miliie Kims, aged eight years. was ta-
tally scaldrd In tubful OF water In Phila-
dolphin yesterday while her mother was
washing.
The two-weeks- old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Eichlin. Of Easton. Pu.. del OF
morphine poisoning, the drug having been
given by mistake by the nurse.
Peter Masiasky and Andy caspaAka wcre
killed last evening at the Exeter shaft OF
the Lehigh Valley Coal Company at Pitts
ton. Pa. by falling to the bottom Of the
shaft
Michael Lundy, OF st. Clair. Pa, was
instantly killed at Pine F0ress-coilicry
yesterday by q mass OF coal and rock tall
ing upon him. crushing his body into a
shapeless mass.
The Thompson shipbuuding firm OF Glas-
gov has booked an order from Spain for
two first-class cruisers OF the type Of the
british warship Niobe. now building at
Barrow in-Furness.
A tramp attacked the eight-year-od
daughter Of David Kistier at New HoOm-
field, Pa, today. The girls cries were
heard and the tramp was arrested. There
was some tax of lynching.
Ex-President Harrison, who Is scheduled
to speak in New York city on the 27+h
instant, thinks that Major Mckinley, In
stead OF himself. should open the Rerub-
hcan campaign with a speech.
A depositor OF the Murray Hill Bank yes
terday lodged complaint with the dis
trict attorney, in New York. against the
Officers for accepting $4,000 deposit
when they knew the bank was fnsoivcnr
|. Robert P. Keating, for sixteen years Ne
vada's representative on the national Dem
ocratic committee, died last night ut vir-
ginia City from hemorrhage OF the stomach.
He was well known in national Democratic
circles.
Later reports from Montpelier, Idaho
place tile amounttaken from the Bank Of
Montpelier by the three robbers yesterday
at $40 900. The outlaws struck out for the
Jacksoil's Hole country. with the sheriff
ami posse OF thirty men in pursuit sss
Beneval siopica. plight watcl,man. at tbs
Reliance coliiery, at Shamokin, Pa. -
lying at his home in a dying oonditid0
from the effects pf kSipg shot and beaten
by four maskef hfghwaymen, who IN.
deavored to maKs han deliver bis month's
wages. ,-4 81 .-ss-.s.s. &
DR.. sidney Huntsot0 Queensland Australia.
who is here on a sIaciai government mis-
sion. says free tr1tse has built up business
prosperity in New South Wales. while pro
lection has greatly hjured Victoria. The
two colonies puJsle dianetrically eppo
site policies.
The convention of the American Protes
tant Associa tion fipisiled its works in St
Louis yesterday. The committee on ritua
reported faverabiy on the one-degrec initia
| tion, but the inutter was laid over until next
year. The next annual meeting win bt
| held in Trenton, N. J.
Mis- Terrence Kane Is in the General
Hospital at Paterson. n. J.. suffering from
| severe carbolic acid burns on her lower
| limits She received. the injuries at the
| hands of her husband, but refuses to tell
| how or why he did It., and viii make nc
complaint against him.
| Thomas B. Brown OF Camden, N. J., wto
was arrested at Washington Park for i'm
personating an officer, and who has been
suffering from a severe clubbing he rs
ceived at the hands OF the park policemen
was removed to the Cooper Hospital. The
\ mans Condition Is critical. ~
Frank vansant, aged about wclve years
| OF Newark, was run down at Asbury Park
/ n. j., last night while riding his bicycl'
/ on Ocean avenue and received injurie,
| which will prove fatal The lad was OF
the right side OF the street and saw o 'igh,
| wagon approaching. The driver did no
i! turn out, and the shaft OF the carriage
struck the boy in the breast, throwing
him to the ground, piercing his body sew
eral inches.
/ Daniel Thompson, contractor, mar
] rowiy escaped lynching at the hands s'f [
number OF his employees in Potter county
Pa. He failed to pay the woodsmen thel
wages at stated time, which aDgeret
them. and, seizing Thompson. they car
ned him to a swamp, where rope wa
placed about his neck, and he was strun
up 10 limb Of tree. A foreman in tn
employ OF Thompson arrived at this juno
turc, and, with the aid of gun, made tn
crowd release Thompson.
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