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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-27

WAHuNGroE, D, OH April a7,-
The debate on the adoption Of tbs rule
brought by the rules committee IA the
House today Tor vote on the Picker
general pension bill, was rather seusa-
ti0nal Crisp charged the leaders Uf
the majority had thrown over the conn
mittee on pension that framed this uiIl,
aud proposed ~ pass % or none, with
amendment
HoudeTsuu 'tsuutsd Crisp "a the
"head Of the star chamber Ot the rules
committee OIL the past" lie trauEly
acknowledged tho purpose Of the rule
was 10 bring tue bill 10 a vote.
Hepburn (Nopr luwal protested
vigorously against Interference with
the committee on rules; declared n
there was any question IN which tho
Republican House could DO trusted Il
was that " Pension,
The rule was adopted on rising
vote OF 40 % so,
Crisp demanded the ayes and naye,
aud roll was called. the rule was
adopted, ll9 10 ID.
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Articles of Incorporation were filed
today with the county CLERK by the
OH Imperial Mining Auu Milling
company with a capital stIuk Oi tiIU,.
uDI. Tue iuC1TpOfatlfB ufts 4. H.
Cannon, Frank Knox, Robert q
Smith, Andrew howat aud r., Ella
Browne. r.. "A. Cannon Is president,
Frank kuuA vice president anu
Robert q. 5mith secretary ana trtas,
urcr Ino company Jwus the follow
lug claims situated ga the thrrty
Greek mining district, White Pine
county, Ntvhdul Ola Imperial, Jim
Blaine, Logan, Emma, Nellie emu
mo Butler,
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CuyNCu uIufr8, Iowa, April -1.-
j. L.. Stewart, no Iowa pioneer. De-
IrUd. lie was Gus Of the wH1IH.uH.
meu iu the slate. lio WIS uus.g.I boo
ifeirhuur across the plaira up.uIu tsu
1Icuiug To- the Union pICIdU railroad.
uu was Tor years u representative fl.
tine Great American Fur company Zoo
tHta trpu0u.
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Special Correspondence 3, ,heNLw
Numb April g5th, 1906 Bishop
Elmer Taylor, ot Juab, died this morn.
lux Sunday at 43gO, Ho viii ba
buried ~ LryAn on tuesday AL 3. N.
Bishop Taylor has been n great suiie,er
anu hls release is a blessing,
L.. a. BAILEY.
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The following suits were fled Ia the
Third district court today:
Louis TonRi against Brigham s.
Young ct al Tor the recovery VI 1000 on
d pT0missufy note.
a. Van Meter against the Utah Nur.
sory company Tor f3,sil SO for services
rendered while ln tne employ VI tho
defendants.
The Utah Investment company
against Edward b, Cutchlow et al 10
recover 81 900 on d promissOTy ngte.
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Compelling ,ns i'.ous work

uEsvEE, April -7.-A special 10 tho
times from b.. rasg, lrEss, Gays the
governor OF Chlhuahua hhs sent fuEl-
muut troops Co Nina Niti1 90 compel
the pIuuH Go rescue tue miuru. lie
had tuv police gather tue unemployed
mon Boa tue strcu.s aud march thum o.
the mine o. work. OF HiKly-Uuu en-.
tamuud fifteen we're tateu out dead.
The disaster waH caused by uuCfunuh.
lug 100 ore on tue pillatu supporting
the roo.
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details OF tue nualr which r..Urr
here today SHOVE that a ttUI vino .f
taken until a United SiaigH WHuNII
had been lclcguphoI f0f kuHU will.
probably, by auvirr 81 Tue United
4latps Representatives, come No. iu FL
city aud have bits conIuct ai t.IF Iu.
vtaug ate btl1f, the charge d. .Na.ra.
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ALABAMA ELECTION
Tho Supplemental Report by SENATOR
Chandler
A t.!5 Legislature said iO Have Bee
tlrl,d-Murgan's Election
Invalid.

wAsmNoIuN, April 27.- Senator
Chandler today made supplemental
fcp.u % tho committee On privilege
uuJ elections 0u the Alabama election
90 1884 Chandler states the ucw
report Wa mslu because the minority
Dc not forthcoming after lapse 0l iofty
Jays.
The supplemental rspor, recitcs o.
s'steuoHt made by Senator Allen
lNsbmssal iu hi- speech February
10. 1895, charging that $1,000
fraudulent votes were cast Tor Oates
lu fifteen Ui tur black belt COuutiUF,
which being deducted would UvuICImu
Oaius's majority aud show tue election
ui h1lu uy auIut j,IUD majority.
Toe report siHI claims tusI h1lh
legislature was iu fact elected, tUHl Boz
iJurui the UIauH belt counties Two kUlu
fUuatgTs aud seven kJlb f0pfuauutn.
tyuH were chosen ami thut iu Jour
teen white counties tour klib srua.
tors aud tWruiy-iuur NHIu rep.
rrHuuiatiyuH were. ChusrHt lui
lu aIl these cases the Democrat
Iu cHuillaluH were ifHuuulvntly
DECLARED elected, giving au apparent
DumUuutiO mbluuty OF lIlu the hggis-
latufu. Eliminating these frauds there
wee, 20 o. asserted, nu actual i1Iullst
anu Republican moi Irity OF 90 max.
uE MyrEnu's election invalid.
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uoIEs uEs orrSuuuEurp.
Two Convention. Inch ueuiiur co.,
Other nown.

Other Down.
OMAHA, Nsb.. Ami 21.--A special
20 the BCo from Waterloo, L., ssyt.
The gold standard people wUuu victory
100 buirs's home county yesterday.
they Uutnumbrfed the silver BIlus
men three 10 two. The convention wa
characterized by the widest scenes.
lu tue outset the Cleveland men cay.
tuiol the convention. Just as thr
Organization was perfected Chairman
scott ui the central committee entered
TOE hell, Ignored the proceedings aud
called smother convention, THUS hu
Two conventions proceeded iu the same
hall simultaneously each bowling She
other down.
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Disd protestinr ~. Inuocsncs.

sING SING, N. Y, ArTil 27.-Karl
Feiguubaum, alias Anton Lamar, who
murdered Mp. johanna Holman with
whom he boarded To- New YORK, Sept.
] 1894, was executed by electricity
touay, lie protested innocence, The
eIectrooull0n WAS performed without d
hitch,
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Gen. GrNn,'. Bir,bdnr.

GALESA, H., April 27.-GensTal
Granps birthday was celebrated today,
the attendance ueing very large. John
G.. Black delivered an address.
speeches were also made by General
A. A. Cheutlain aud others,
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OuuAUI. April gG-A thousand
muu vmY.yoI boy the Chicago ship.
building company, lucatod boo South
tuIunEU, struck Today for nu increase
10 wage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-27

The case Of Ih.mns Grover " tho
Union Pacific iu which the plaintiff
sues Co recover g. 900 tor personal dam
age, occupied Judge MafbhAll's atten-
ZION Ia The Federal court today,
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TRANsrEEs or STOCKS.

Three hundred shares ~ Mammoth
At f2,sli $50 Dalton aud Lark 10 %
cents sud 100 q 5Nti 1000 Richmond
A nauunda NJ cents, 200 -Four Acus
nj 20 cents, l,Uuuat g1l and 800 NJ 80.
Total shares sold, 1851.
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HlYKEN IN COURT.
Regular Panel OF Jurors Exhausted
and Special Y,l.r8 issued,
cmlr CAST rs FURNITURE DEAL
Tho Charge IS That of ur.beJ-Wln
Iu Long aud Hard Fought
Other Case, to Come.

Martin lIaykeu this morning, after
many months OF delay, hobbloi into
Judge iiioss division 0ftho Third die.
luct court Go answer 90 the charge NJ
bribery Tor which ho WA indicted by
thu grand Jury. The halt in the gait
10 the accused was due 90 an accident
which bolol him 300 Chicago soon after
Che hfat OF the year when he slipped
uui iali Uu tho pavement, breaking one
0i Die legs. The utsaz has been a long
time BOO healing, aud only few days
ago wus no able 60 leave hls foom Tor
the fft time. HE attorneys ln ,he case
which bee Do now 60 combat,ars Judges
Henderson, King and Dey. HE prose-
uuioW are County Attorney White
more aud his assistant, Mf. Nyo. A..
tlfury g.. b, NarHn DO ulll confined "
hls room with au attack OF pntu'
muulu.
Inu names at the following Jurors
were drawn from the regular PANEL all
there were 900 the brA3 Frank ". Jun.
hinge, u. 4. Blvhsdaiu, Frank May, J.
70. w uImauEru, d. n. A uBfbnCh, Il.
IS. Young, Edward johnson, /. J, Star
| uHuK, L.. ~. Inrl, A.W. Harvey, John
/ T.. ilokc ans H. T.. 5chupIu.
Tue selection % "a Jury IS was i'm.
medBteIy seen wUulI be- long ami
urIuYus task, most OF those being
/ called from tbo panel having formed
rnu expressed opinions ln the case.
| For lubhncr, Emuk W. Jennings ALL
] mittuI that ur was member of tue
/ committee on civic Federation, an
! organization 0f citzrus whose purpose
| was tU secure better municipal aud
[ county government b. IA. AuUtuach
l uaa been % purchaser uf county var
| rants prior 10 tho time the furniture
| tuhulal was urfi exploited; ho was
| HgiIl effected by that purchase aud in
Ambition thereto was biased, having
] hAI some trouble with Andrews a. Go.
] "a. b. Young hal formed au opinion
aud would not like 90 us tTieI with
| Jury Of men iu tho same ffamo
Ot mind ne himself George
! a, Lowe expressed himself similarly
AMI with tive other three gentlemen
uamtd, was excused. III. W. Duncan
was also asked % step down aud out,
his disqualification growing out VI tho
fact that he was on Hayken's bond
anu war alsO a witness Tor the pr1-ocu.
ton. OIhera were excused Tor cause.
SPECIAL yEStRE iBsUED.
The regular panel having been OK.
hHusied aud not a sufficient number Of
satisfactory Jurors trirg chosen the
court ordered aspeclal veuire Issued,
trturuable VI . O'Clock. 10 con-
laluuu the following nameI: WiIllsm
Heating, ID. l.. MufiooK, -. l.. Bur
10y, j. J Stewart, f. W.. Armstrong,
Arthur Parsons, James Austin, NJ. Is.
-Owlus, Ralph T.. Huhg, i'll. FAuken,
". 1 George aud ", IS, Andrew.
This llst was given into tue hands Of
shcrn Hardy who Immediately dis
PATCHED "A couple VI deputies 10 execute
lhu order OF she court alter which =
recess was taken until pm.
The work VI com pleilug the Jury was
under way 40 "a latu hour this Alter
U uUUu.
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KNAPP suunrNpgRED.
Dui Not TniaU,s. wnrship uad uoeu
Photographed Tor.

CoEsTANTINUrLE April g8, via
SOFIA, Bulgaria, A ufll 27,-Rev. Geo.
Z. Knapp, the American missionary
expelled from Bills by tho Turkish
authorities without "a trial, on charge
Of having iuolloi the ArmeniAus 10
rebel against the Turkish rule, WAS
autfendeIed 20 the United States con.
sui ~ AlsxAndTsttR on Saturday. Tue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ilo usual big crowd WAS seen Al the
matinee At the Grand Saturday Rner-
noon snd good house witnessed the
evening performance, The WAGES OF
SIN Is no common book play anu a roy.
atty was paid for Ms production here,
bur muIo,drama does not touch tho
spot reached by popular farce comedy,
though too much OF that might bscJmo
munut0ugus. The double bill tuls
week will be- appreciated aud big bust
uess Is looked Tor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-27

NEW YoWs, ApHl ETA Dispatch
90 tho uyp.u rom BuruIs Ayrus says.
The Chilean pr ,uC.l formulating
the terms u the boundary dispute naa
been siglyI. a meeting OF tuv Caui.
not wa- uuii NJ tue prssilogrs palagu
Immediately after the Adjournment %
which tue president AMI tue minister
ui foreign affairs IiliEad their sigma
lures Go The uuuum HuI
A mcssHgs wa ~ once sunt 90 Shnil.
aru lu ChlIo by telegraph, informing
Pfualjvlt Mont OF the action of tho
ministry Of Argentine. a courier
leaves tUr tho Chilean capital today
with q duplicate of tue protocol 90 uu.
tain the signatures OF President MontI
aud tue Chilean minister OF foreign
affairs, Suuur GuUrfrf0.
The cabinet Boz iis deliberations upon
the protocol consulted frUtly with Sou.
atoT Bernardo lfOgovuu, wn1 drew up
the treaty Of 1851, detcTminiug the
boundary between the two countries.
Fun drtaila viii br gwen Co tho public
on rhumIay after the exchange OF
protocols.
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a telephone message from the Rg.
form school 90 o O'Clock tuls afternoon
was 90 lhe elect inst three youu-
today answering closely 90 lne lesoriI,
ton OF tho missing buys. 1. "a csu-
OIeully thought they are the Ouut
wanted, and oillCeTs were Immediately
lut on their truCk.
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REFORM SCHOOL TOUGhS.
Sgr5a OF Them Beat and Orerpow0i
the Guards and Make their Escape.


The state Reform School was the
scene Of an exceeding lively sorIm.
mage las. evening about @ O'Clock,
Seven young toughs laid d plan o.
escape and we're successful Ia taglr
elorls.
The broak was made Immediately
after supper Two guarua William
Thomas and Thomas Msyors, were GA
duty. Finally the latter went to sup
erund in a twlukling tho youthful
lnsufrectlunists were upon the romslu-
ing guard, who WAS knocked down auu
bruAlly beaten. He succeeded, how.
ever, lu blowing his whistle, which
brought Guard Meyers ami Suporlu.
luuduut Allison 70 his rescue.
The following made their escape;
Cecil Cooper Joseph Sloan, William
WnlqulBt, John Peterson, Thomas
Jamus, Henry Willshepsi AMI WI.
liam Russell, Cooper sloan AMI
WaIgui-t wuIu captured lu time 90 su.
Cupy lhrir beds al ihe Institution again
nst Night and officers were sent iG
search OF Tho other,
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Primrose s. West and their orgapi1a.
.lun VI whites and blacks give what
The press generally reports 90 an up-gU-
late show In every respect. Tu6y
VIII be- seen at the Salt Lake rhbaIer
Thursday and Friday evenings, April
81 and May !,
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23

oarcasses Of 6iohammadAnism, n Papan-
ism, and Atheism. and ~Iufideiiiy, anti Dis
sipatlon, and Fraud. and multit1ainous
Wrong, s.rewlng the plain, and hear re
angel that staudeth In the sun crying IN the
words OF Revelation, to all the fowie thar
fly in the midst OF heaven the eagles, ana
the vultures, and the hawks, and the aba
trosses-"Como and gather yourselves 10
gether unto the supper of the great 900,
that ye nay eat the flesh OF kings, n the
aesh of captains, and the flesh OF mighty
men, and the flesh Of horses, and OF them
that sit on them"
The prophesied ~Armageddon OF the text
has been fought, and Christ and HIS follow.
crs nave Won the day. The kingdoms OF
this world have become the kingdoms OF
our Lord and His Christ. All the Christian
workers of our time, you, my hearers, ana
you, my readers, and all the Christian WORK
ers of all the ages. have helped on the
magnificent result, and the victory Is ours
as much Us theirs. This moment inviting
all outsiders, through the rausomed blood OF
tho everlasting Covenant, to get into rue
ranks of the conquerors, and under the DAN
ner OF our Leader, I shall not close the
service with prayer, as we usually do, but
Immediately give out the Moravlan hymn.
by James Montgomery, appropriate when
written in 1918, but more appropriate IN
1885, and ask you, with full voices, NJ wei
as with grateful hearts, to chantit.
Zee Jehovah's banner furPd,
Sheathed His sword; He s~peaks-dsdo done
And the Kingdoms Of this world
Are the kingdoms OF His Son.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
Virginia Items.

NORFOLK, Val is feared that as
soon a. Geographic communication
with coast points and life saving sta
tons, to the southwark is Te-estthlished
the news of many wrecks Will be re-
ceived. The storm was the seyerest
along the coast since 1889.
Light House Keeper HowclPs resi-
deuce at Cape Henry, WIS SUBMERGED
and he had TO seek other Q]uerters.
The wind blew the water up to the
boardwalk at the Princess ANNE Hotel,
Teiegraphic communication with
Hatteras is completely cut off aud every
pole Is WASHED away. 1t cannot be
learned whether or not there are any
vessels ashore.
The bark Henry A. Litchfeid, load
ed with lumber, from Brunswick, Ga,
for New York, went ashore on Pleasure
House Beach. Four times TIE crew
thought they were gong to the bottom,
but managed to keep "iloat.
The Merchants and Miners steamer
Howard reports the Cape Charles light
ship adrift, ii mii,s southeast of Capo
Henry. Nothing is known as to he
safety Of her crew.
NORFOLK, WA detachment OF
United States sailors IN m TIE battle
ship Massachusetts escorted three col
ored mutineers from the American
schooner TIlly Van Der Hudson, Cap
ain Wilson, lumber laden from
Charleston, bound TO Philadelphia, to
the station house and they will be ar
raigned on the charge OF mutiny on
the high seas. 5
ROANOKE, VA..-James A. Graham,
an employee Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company, was danger
ously hurt in the West End yard. He
was examining the wheels of some flat
cars which were moved by a locOmo-
tive, the engineer not being aware of
his periIous position.
PETERSBURG, VA.-Two strangers.
whose manners and dress betuken
them to he above the ordinary class of
tramps, we're sentenced by the Mayor
to three months Imprisonment IL jail
for larceny. They gave their names
as john Summers and c. ? Brooks.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
Gable Sparks -

Sir William Harcourt has resigned
the leadership of the Liberal party
in the English House Of Commons,
Mr.. ard Mrs. Walter N, Castle, OF
San F%anclsco, were held in $500, 900
bail in London, for a further hearing,
on the charge OF shouhfung.
The Brazilian panic is exaggerated.
Bismarck has difficulty in walking \
A subtsrrancan earthquake shook
vessels off D~umbsrton, Scotland.
A mutiny has occurred on the Span
ish warship Alphonse XIII at Ferrol.
Forty gunners attempted to seize the
coats and go ashore, but they were
overpowered and put in irons. s
Sir William Harcourt explicitly denie
the of his resignation of the
leadership OF the Liberal party in the
House OF Commons.
1t is stated that the advance OF the
British Nile force has been dehnltely
decided upon. 4
Patrick ], lyman. the alleged dyns-
inter, was released from prison by the
French authorities.
Mrs. Lentz. mother of Frank Lent,
the Pittsburg bicyclist, WAC Was MUIR
dered by Kurds ia Aslatic Turkey, has
made a claim for $40, 900 against the
Turkish Government. 8
The London Standard warns the pub
lie to pay no heed to the reports that
the Venezuelan Commission will de-
eide against Great Britain in the boun
dairy dispute.
1t is believed in ConstantinoIjo that
the Washington Government has ar
ranged with the Porte Tor the n,ssage
of the Dardanelles by the United States
practice ship Bancroft.
1t is reported that there has been an
other terrible massacre in Fa1, Arme-
MIA. No details are given.
Gladstone declares that it would he
a wild paradox to say that the enforce.
ment OF British treaty rights to stop
the systematic massacre5 in Turkey
would provoke hostiiities from the
Powers. ,
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
New Jersey Items

Ex-City Treasurer Michellon, OF
Camden, was convicted In the Camden
courts ON a second indictment for
maIfeasance 10 Office.
Elmer Clawson was convicted at
Somerville of murder in the fret d E
gree, for the killing OF Harry Hodg-
etts.
ANaLEsEA, N. jim the thick mists,
driving rain and terrific wind the
steamship Spartan, of the Boston and
Philadelphia Steamship Company,
drove hard aground on North Here.
ford Bar. She remains hard and fast
despite the combined efforts of power.
full tugs 10 float b r. 1t is believed
that it it will be necessary to discharge
her cargo before she can be loated. 3
The Hammonton registry list con.
tains 6S3 names.
A free reading room and library has
been established at Swedesboro.
Edward Camp, of Port Elizabeth, had
his team stolen while in Millville.
George NJ. Grant was awarded $751;.
5s7.05 by a jury at Elizabeth against
the New York, Susquehanna and
| Western Railroad Company. Grant
lost an arm and his brain 10 affected a:
the result of being run down by an
engine.
A l6~-year.old Clayton boy is 6 feet
/ inch in height and weighs las
pounds,
Chicken thieves are depicting the
hen roosts in the neighborhood Of
Lower Alloway, Salem County.
/ William CARL of Lower Al!oway,
| bas raised seven IONS of Boston squash.
ca on a hslf-acre Of ground.
Carp are so scarce in Gloucester
| County streams that many fishermen
have gwen up the business in disgust
theodore P. Green, OF Woodbury.,
has Just received an order from John
D. Coakley, of Melbourne, Australia,
for 800 worth Of homing pigeons. ]
A two.headed calf was born ON Ell
mer L. Tallman's farm, uear Column
bus, a few days ago. 1t lived only a
short time.
Three thousand trout fry will be dis
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23
VI
~-Iten7

Ailegheny's Director of Public Safe
ty demands that all wires in the city
be put underground:
The Lebanon Valley milk shipments
TO Philadelphia daily have grown in
three month, from IL Cant TO about
100.
The orchard vein has been found al
the Readings Draper colliery, Shenan.
dcah, and is eight feet thick and OF
excellent quality.
After lying eight hours in an aban.
doned mine pit, into which he fell at
Gilberton, Evan Davis was rescued alive
by means Of a rope.
John Shellock was blinded, and he
and John Bnck badly injured by fall
ing coal near Shamokin.
While trying to board a coal train
at Reading, Edward Rothermel of
Kutztown, was killed by an express.
The mysterious suicide at Niagara
Falls is now believed to have been A.
J. Barton, of Oil City, a victim of un-
requited love.
Broken parts of a freight train came
together with a crash on the Reading,
les ~Pottsgrove, and wrecked 90 cars
and fatally injured Brakeman Hol-
shue. 3
The Susquehanna river is rising, due
to the recent rains.
Failing coal at Gimlet Colliery, near
Shamokin, killed Timothy McHugh.
Mrs. Kate Tyson, aged so, fell into
a cistern of waterf Lebanon, but was
rescued. She ma lie from the fright.
Charles Glaoe ' IS given a verdict
for $1,000 against lie city of Williams.
port for the KILN Of his wife by an
ele trio cal.
Chambersbnrg's city water supply
will be pumped into the reservoir by
meant of electricity. This will be the
first of the kind in the State.
An engine on the Delaware, Schuyl-
kill and Susquehanna Railroad struck
a Lehlgh Traction Road car with Sc
passengers aboard at Roam junction,
Hazleton, killing four of the passen-
gers, fatally injuring two and seriously
injuring the others. 4
Floods have eEtinguished the great
Coal Ridge Mine FIRE, near Shamokin.
George Mock, q veteran soldier and
pensioner, committed suicide with
the moose at Lebanon.
Charles Under, of Mahanoy City,
was killed by a fall of coal at Buck
Mountain Colliery.
Laura Schimikey, a young girl,
robbed her parents Of 500 at Ashland
and left for parts unknown.
John Chrissman, a lumberman, of
Galetop, was thrown from a runaway
car and crushed to death. 5
Burglars robbed Ketner & Cos
store at Leesport of a lot Of shoes.
ReatinR's bicycle champion, G. w.
Krick, broke his collarbone in an acct
dent at S%troudsburg.
Berks courty farmers are feeding
only 5000 head of stock for slaughter,
Against 1000 last year, owing to poorer
markets now.
Crazed by religion, Michael Howley,
OF Allegheny City, has been roaming
through the woods and slashing his
body with a knife as a form of PEN
ance, /
Reading will have night schools for
children employed in factories.
Aged Daniel Oswald dropped dead in
DR.. NJ. 8, Longs Office in Meriztown,
Berks County.
On the charge that she has three
husbands living, Sarah Harr Zandt has
been arrested in Lancaster.
Freight Conductor George A, Hines,
of Harrisburg, was struck and severely
injured by a train near Lancaster.
A gateman's flag frightened Peter
Coleman's team al Wiliiamsport, and
one horse was killed by an express and
Coleman fatally hurt. 2
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23

WHAT q bright world this would be,
ii peop!e were as ready TO give gold as
good advi2a-
A miser grows rich by seeming poor
an extravagant man grows poor
seeming rich.
The Penn's Grove record., 1896-10-23

tributed in Camden couu,y streams by
Warden Gutnridge this week.
Charged with wife beating, Robert
Munson twas sent 10 Camden jail by
Justice Lion, OF Gloucester, recently.