The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1896-08-08

Of Atlantic City, N. j.. about half past pealed to
that evening Forty.six persons were (the Brit
killed and about eighty injured. or the The jury
killed all but two the excursion their ver'
train. which carried a party from dants.
Bridgeton and Salem. 1t is said that PEELED to
the Reading train had the fright of carcerati
way" but that the signals we're set so as y consid
to justify the engineer of the excursion quiremer
train in moving on the crossing. 1t was
one of the worst disasters in recent rail- CHIEF
reading. quer Oo'
ia, as |,
ARrurR SEwAr1 Democratic candi. awarded
date for Vice President said last week: schooner
81 have no intention of withdrawing bering
from the Democratic ticket l do not cutter h
know what leads the Populist Commit ure was
tee to say there will be but Populist case was
candidate, but, doubtless they all VIII Dc a.
working for the triumph of the great tlis oeci
cause we have in view"
Mr.. Sewall also remarked that he had -" =
'>O'' f''''O Philadell
SENATOR JAMES X. JONES, Chairman :, u :.
Co,.r,;t.oa 49, .n1.s.s.,. &C., rated the
Co--.:.''.:o a. "pnoN '.-0 ":s' The amt
~. .-a-ao:.:. a, 49," - =. the war
Sewall, but will do all possible to pro 0N N-
mote fusion on the electoral ticket o1..''
VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE WAT :.
SON. of the Peoples party, telegraphed -.
the Atlanta Constitution that if Sewall -
remains on the Democratic ticket there A NM,
oan 20 "o "i'i,.o on e'ooU'' "n" Consul a
manded. So >
CHARLES B. LANE, Chairman of the iow ieVer
c;,,or o,+,,, Not;on., ro,,,,;..oo &C. been ais
q toIl NTH M Rrvon .+otod oa hi. States q
op;p;on tho+ Rrvon uo',,a not rof,so nouncing
the Ponul;st nomination M Tono that city
thinks the Populists in the South will An tho
WV -0' So""A :" p'oi'-on'0 " ""''oA' Congress
The Republican State Central Com. -
- 49, ~ VIZ Vi 10 .oo'' tion fur
adopted last week resolution endors. aho,,d :,
ing the st. Louis platform and the NOM - -,
inees, Mckinley and Hobart, and urg- 1c 80.
ing the State Convention to select Pres
dental electors pledged to vote for the AN Inn
candidates of the National Republican declares
party. are answ
The result of the election in Alabama 49,. -.
u '-o"e 'n"' Oonn'o"' 'Ao lives wer
":s .a e nuiinoo ~ ooVo'nui' LAS one of Il
sion candidate. The Populists claim
fraud and are indignant over the result. All h,
neturns come III SLOWLY out tnere seems Rica ha
to be no doubt of the Democratic victory ouence q
by 10000 majority. new Law
into Col
The ranks of the idle garment workers political
in Nan dox i
III new 1orK were sweheo one oay last try is qu
week by 5000 members Of the Children's
Jacket Makers Union. Very nearly 90 DEs
600 persons in the tailoring trade are ian coast
now strike in that city. fire by |
in immn
THE Waterbury Watch Company, oned, an,
VIII CHI employs several hundred opera pedo, VIII
tives. closed down all departments of its hull.
plant at Waterbury, Conn, last evening
until September. The shutdown is the THE G
result of dull business typhoo
Shan T.
The semi. annual dividend on the stock seventy
of the Central Ohio Railroad, one of the ished I
divisions of the Baltimore and Ohio was we're saw
"passed" yesterday by the receivers of
49, - coz 1oz --o "N0""' ~ in Hungs
More tn
D. y many fat
poi.:-. - o. - ~. number
- ' ~ " ished.
Deer Park, Nd, last week. He had
been an invalid from brain trouble for A DEsr
several years. Pope ap
successor
LIE United States Court sitting IN tien Mar
tnis Guy mas confirmed tne sale OF the gustine
Northern Pacific Railroad
The lr
The New York stock market M ,nday British Z
opened dull and featureess. On the local the LORD
Stock Exchange stocks we're weak and nm,
dull Sterling rates were steady. New pn,1a,a
York exchange sold at so and 60 cents e1oo 600
misunderstanding speculative produce
markets we're irregular in tone. but
closed strong. AS compared with the III
last prices OF the previous day. Septem- Take I'll
Der wheat closed 4 cent higher corn 1t vital
12@28 cent higher, oats strong cash rye feeds the