The evening times., 1896-10-10
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Alto O'Clock last night hurricane began
blowing off the English cuast.
Louis Marks. seven years old, was run over
| by Central line street car in Baltimore yes
terday. aud instantly killed
Tramps are supposed to have set fire to
the unoccupied house of Charles Heitmueler
on Sargents road, in the county, last night.
The loss is $70O.
The Minnesota conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church has voted in favor OF
admitting women to representation in the
general conference.
David F. Bussard, of Frederick county,
Nd, was thrown from the saddle horse OF
six horse team, yesterday, and Instantly
Killed, his neck being broken.
reduction of 10 per centin the wages
OF the 2, 2,00OOperativesin 5. Sanfordd Sons
carpet mills at jamestown, n. Y, has been
ordered, to take effect oD Monday
Baron Mueller the Austrian explorer. who
assembled and named many mountains and
rivers on that continent. died III Meihour.-',
aged seventy-five years. He was born IN
Germany.
During the storm OF Tuesday night the
pungy Capitol, was swamped off Sandy
Point. Potomac River, and Capt. Robert
Cheseldine and Two coIored men were
dro " ned.
The flagship Charleston is to be altered
to a single command cruiser and will be
thoroughly overhauled. The work Is to
be done at the Mare Island navy yard at q
Cost of S2O0,0
The eighteen months-,ld sou OF James
7 a
drow ned In IA tub of vinegar Thursday even
ing. The tub had been left standing in
the spring house.
Prof. Charles b. Gilbert. at present super
intendent of public schools OF st. Paul.
Mimi, was last nj ght chosen to take charge
ofthe public schools of Newark, n. j inthe
capacity Of superintendent.
Thomas Shea, colOred, fifty-five years OF
age, was thrown from his wagon on Second
street northwest yesterday, aud received
severe injuries. Shea was sent TO his
hume on Warren street northeast.
Joseph Colburn and his wife, an aged
couple living near Holly, " Y, were
terribly tortured and finally beaten into
insenibiIity by two tramps on Thursday
night. Robbery was the motive.
L ue ll1ptrIsi EstHk u btiiidhs nos iNi'eu
it's rate uf discount from 4 to = Fer cent.
Henry william Parnell, ttird Baron Con
sleton, died at Folkestone, England to-
day. He was eiEiity-seven years OF age
Bessie Weiss. a fourteen year-old girl,
working in ". II. Miller's shirt factory at
Carmel. y. j., had her hair caught III ths
shaning which runs the machines / thursday,
and her entire scalp was torn off. 1t is
thought the girl cannot live.
william Goldman was arrested in Balti'
more yesterday on the charge Of obtaining
I.soO by false representation. 1t is said
that he mort gagged j house owned by Miss
Jennie Noah without her knowledge
B H. Osborne, lunatic, escaped from
his home in Atlanta, Ga, yesterday,
and shot and Killed Theodore Shrader IN
entire stranger, whom he met on the
street. Osborne was married only last Mon
day.
David Hlkey. an old farmer. residing near
Rutherford, Ritchie county. W. Va. killed
his wife with :. siop ar Thursday night.
He then alked to Harrisville. informed the
sheriff OF his crime and was locked up.
His marredlifs has salwaysbeenh happy. and
there is no know II cause for tfe crime.
Thomas Konrad. an aged German of
McKee's Rock, met with u terrible death
Yesterday morning in the pit OF steel
furnace at ABde rsou, Dupuy & Co.'S
works, Pittsburg, Pa He had gone into
the pit tosl .ep. aiIde snoNer ri not ashe.>a:ld
ciutiers set ms c!osiing afirc- konrad was
aaeccentFic ciard - ls- ,tndha no home
Tire biennial conference of the Brother
hood of Railway Trackmcn at ST. Louis
has concluded it's IatCrs and adjourned to
meet two years hence in Macon, Ga. The
following officers and committeeman were
cleo. ed Chief, John I. Wilson. St Louis
vice Chief, John X. Ice. st. Louis, executive
committee, W. F. McAbee. Jasper. Ala
]. E. Lambert, Fort Worth. Tex; s. A.
Hause, Augusta, Ga; James Began. Wheel
ing. w Va.