Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-10-30

me work of removing the wrecked
cars IRON the Hudson river near Gar
.,sohs was continued. The cause of
,me accident was not discovered.
Anree bodies remain In the river.
Nearly all the white of Selma fed
.he city on account of yellow fever,
burning ~
mat part OF the Fort Randall milf
Iary reservation contained in South
Dakota. was thrown open to settles
heht. There were many applicants for
entry papers.
john Sartain, the eminent artist and
,,nsraver, died at the home Of his
eighty-nine.
The International seal conference
met again at the State Department
Win an the members present. The
proceedings are secret, in the sense
,nat no one but the delegates are al
lowed IN the meeting room, save GER
ealh persons, who are called upon to
give expert testimony as to the con-
ultion or seal life, and the state of the
market Tor skins. 1t is expected that
me conference will be in session some
time. A oonAo
~ wcdne I'D a yOctober ~.
me text OF SPANS reply was cabletl
20 washington, but it is believed that
II VIII not be made public until Con-
gress assemblies.
Thursday October ~.
A cigarette started 5000, 1000 fire In
St Louis.
Mrs. Forrest Wynne, Of Hillsdale, N
j., was taken to court charged with
trying to bewitch neighbor.
Annie Berlinger got a verdict Of ST.
$50 for breach of promise against Jacob
Sharlin. Both are deaf mutes.
George M. Pullman left $1,000 yeal
each to his sons, the bulk OF his es-
tate to his daughters and $4,000 fol
a free manual training school.
Kossuth urged the Hungarian Gov
eminent to take advantage Of Austria's
embarrassment and declare Hungary
Independent. Premier Banffy reject
ed the proposition.
The trustees of the Sun Publishing
company met and elected Paul Dana
president of the association and editor
of the New York Sun, to succeed his
father, the late Charles A. Dana.
George B Lawrence, aged seventy.
seven, an extensive traveller and
Shakspearean scholar, is dead at Ball.
stcn Spa. He was a native OF Leeds
En- gland.
Fire broke out in the store of A. G.
Borst, in Sydney Centre. 1t, destroy.
ed that building, with a large stoch
of goods; also three houses adjoin ing
The fire is supposed to have been of in
cendiary origin. The loss is $4,000.
It is announced at the Treasury De-
partment that H. S. Pritchett, OF he
Washington University, st. Louis, will
be appointer superintendent of the
Coast and Geodetic Survey, vice Gen
Duffield, who has been requested to re.
sign.
Bonai and Weeks, for whose arrest
$4,000 was offered after the Nicholas
murder in Connecticut last spring
were captured.
A severe snow storm has been raging
in Denver, Col, and appears to bt
general throughout the State. Three
thousand miles of telegraph wires arr
reported down and trains are mucf
delayed.
Fire at West Falls, five miles south
west of East Aurora, destroyed th'
general store of John J. Snyder, hi
residence and barns and the hous,
and barns of George Hatch. The los
will reach $25 200. Snyder carried Sc.
900 insurance.
The Hon. Thomas G. Alvord died IL
Syracuse at the age of eighty-sever
years. Mr.. Alvord was lieutenant-gov
ernor of the State from 1864 to 1856
and was member Of the Constitution
al Convention Of 1893. He served al
a member of Assembly for fifteen
terms and was three times the speaker
of the Assembly.
President Depew said the wreck or
the New York Central road near Gar
risons was caused by an explosion Of
dynamite, placed on the road with
criminal intent. The company's de-
tectives said they had reason to be-
Neve they would arrest the perpe .ra.
tors. Two bodies were recovered. in
creasing the killed to twenty.