The evening times., 1896-11-03
Wire Briefs.

A social club for servant girls is a new
organize tion in New York
Marshall / Wilder. she humorist, was in
iured by falling from a bicycle.
The vault in the office OF Toronto Uni
yerSiJy was entered On saturday night and
robbed uf So Gee in cash ana checks.
The home of Edward Willetts, near PI-
onecr, o. was destroyed by fire yesterday
and his two girls, aged five and twelve
years, burned to death.
Newton Eot crS. Of L LynchburG. was struck
10y a Cheaapcakc and Ohio train at Ecthel
Sunday ana seriously injured There is
but little chance Of ms recovery, as his
skull is badly fractured.
Unknown villains placed dynamite under
the Mtn0uIst Episcopal Church at LockpoT,
Pa, early Sunday morning and exploded
it. tearing out about thirty square feet
of the W IS wall and shattrring other parts
OF the building.
Henry Kiel, n milk dealer. sixty five years
old, was found dead yesterday afternoon in
the road. near Wheeling. There was 4
big bullet hole in his left breast. He did
not carry a revolver and his family think
he was murdered.
Caxton Han, the Guardian Print ing
plant. ]. A. Charrons general store, 7. II.
Halls harness store, j. A Dalton's furni-
Grand Central Hotel and stables in Rich
mond. Quebec, Were burned this morn
ing. Loss, about $500 900; insurance,
$40 900
While william Rose was driving an OK
hitched to n cart loaded with wood, in
Prince George county, Va, last Saturday,
the beast took fright and ran away. Rose
was thrown out and the whole load of
wood fell on top Of him, brea king his legs
,.fI, ip5 IL III,
are likely to prove fatal.
Henry StelI. aged fifteen years. resid
ing in ninwiddie county. Va. was very
dangerously wounded Sunday evening lie
was out duck hunting when his gun was
accidentally discharged, the load cnter:n.
Snder the chin. passing through the rooi
If the month, coming out OF the cheek AMI
tearing away one of his eyes.
Minnie HUM, The three year-CId daughter
Of George j HUM, may lose her life rs he
result Of having her right arm chew ed by a
vicious hog Sunday. The child was play
ing about the pen, ard inn ccently put her
little hand through the Stats far enough
20 allow the hog to grasp il firmly with its
teeth. IL Required Mrs HUM and three
others. with clubs, spades and forks to
make the hog let go.
What ma result in n murder occurred n t
Hadley. Pa. early yesterday morning John
Williams was stopped by William Osborne.
who began TO call him vile names. Viii
liams struck Osborne in the fac, and = igiit
ensued. Osborne pulled a knife and cat
Williams over "a dozen times. 4 cut in his
throat mag cause his death. Osborne fl.l
AMI has not ye; been apprchendcd. Williams
has Il wife and family.
Mrs. Addie Cole, aged fifty-ihree years.
the mother OF Ernest Cole. an Ohio River
Railroad engineer, committed suicide at
herson'S home in Parkcrsburg. W. Va. Sun
day night. Mrs. Cole has been in poor
health for some time, and during the do
scnce Of the family at church she procured
a sheet, tied II to the tTansom hetwccn
two rooms, and getting upon a chair,
kicked it from under her, and was found
dead upon the fa'nily's return.
Whiie tearing off the roof of his house
yesterday, Edward Spangler, a farmer, liy-
ing at Spry. Pa. found Il bag filled with
gold and silver notes. Before he had time