The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1897-10-27
1ERsELY TOLD rELEaRAMs.

Six fishing vessels have been sunk off
Labrador, and five lives lost.
The Yaqui Indians are driving gold
prospectors out of their territory In
Mexico
The mayor of st. Louis refused per-
nit to Emma Goldman. an anarchist,
to address street meetings.
The new comet discovered by the
Lick observatory is $4,000 miles from
the earth and moving away.
James NJ. Butler. of Philadelphia.
who took his life in New York. said in
a note he did 1t to avoid insanity.
]. l.. Parkhurst and his wife, an
aged couple, were murdered and their
bodies burned in their house near Bi-
loxi. Miss.
The Queen city Gas Company Of
Buffalo, n. Y. owned by James Ed
ward Addicks. has been sold to But-
falo men for S,o5O,OC0.
X. p. Speedy high diver. leaped from
the Louisville and Jeffersonville bridge
into the Ohio river. n distance OF lOS
feet. He was not injured.
A dispatch from Townsend, Vermont,
announces the death at that place OF
Thomas Doane. of Charlestown, the
eminent civil engineer. He was - years
of age.
The effort of Marquis Luigi Carcani
to get the S30,0 600 dowry promised him
i'm writing by his mother-in-law when
he married his American wife many
years ago. has failed because of de-
feet I'm the instrument.
Thomas O'Hanlon was sent to jail
for 10 days at Paterson. n. j.. for fall
ing to pay his dog license. He said he
could not afford to pay the money, and
his children We're so attached to the
dog that he could not send ii away.
The German Sugar Industry society
has again protested to Prince Hohen-
lohe. the imperial chancellor, against
the differential in the new United
States tariff. demanding vigorous steps
to protect sugar growers.
Sir William Van Horne. president Of
the Canadian Pacific railroad. says his
company intends to put on a first-class
line of steamers to the Yukon, and also
to construct n railroad from Robson to
Frazer river via Boundary creek, open
ing up a large and important mining
district.
Good bye, sweetheart" said John
Cunningham to Ella Reed. who had
just become his bride at Trenton. n. j..
a few days ago The groom then dis
appeared by jumping in n passing
train, leaving behind his hysterlcal
bride who knows no reason for his de-
partre.
All of the students of the Baptist
university at Sioux Falls, S. D., walk
ed out Wednesday and demanded the
removal of the president. The arbitrary
rulings of the president and the slight
provocation on which he inflicted
punishment We're the causes. 1t is
likely that he will have to go.
Bryan has begun the campaign in
! Nebraska in earnest. and will make
two speeches daily from now until the
| close of the campaign. The indications
are that interest in silver has not di-
minishei n particle in Nebraska since
last fall. John G. Carlisle will be in the
state next week to help the cause of
the gold democrats.
George NJ. Pullman will be remem-
bered chiefly for two things-the inven-
| ton and expansion of the country's
magnificent sleeping car system and
endeavors to establish the model town
| of Pullman, ILL.,, which was not entire
| ly successful, and which was the cause
of the great Debs war in the midsum-
mer of 1894, which required the federal
troops to subdue.
The president gave public recep-
! tion Friday afternoon. Among the
! large number of callers was Miss Cos
sio Cisneros, the escaped Cuban girl
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Decker and Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs
Logan introduced the party and Pre-
sident Mckinley shook hands with
them, but. as Is the usual custom al
these public receptions, said nothing.
George Young, a farmer residing
| two miles south of Blue Earth City
Mimi, shot and killed his wife, his two
boys. aged 2 and 4, and himself a few
days ago. All died instantly and were
| found welterng in blood when the
hired man, the only other person or
| the place, came in. Business and do
| nestle troubles form the only explain
/ alton for the deed.
The court of appeals of Chattanooga
Tenn, recently handed down its opin.
| ion in the case of the city of Chatta.
nooga VS. the state of Georgia in the
| famous depot case. The courts decision
was in favor of the state of Georgia
This case involves property wortf
100000. situated where the old w. & A
depot of this city Is situated. The cas-
has been pending in the courts fol
several years.
An assignment was made Friday b,
the Fowler Cycle Company of Chicago
one of the largest bike concerns in tn,
West The company has not been do
ing a flourishing business for som,
time, and has keenly felt the compe
tition of cheap wheels. The officers o
the company are reticent regarding
the amount of assets and liabilities
but the best information obtainabl
makes the liabilities amount to $500, 90
and the assets mush less. The concern
| n