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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

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q = doi IN ! AZ y I 1|4lII'' / So,
= gods. pred poaudns aI.', 81. .s.i
Y ! e VS. - I'iI.p Pc, 1899 ! 3 d.
Rada sebrala Big sst6soWnle do
utleehwalY pdrao.a::aoej. Wszvsoy
czfonkowle obecni. s...:ss !. jill. s5
Poczyniono nastepuiace .obnis: !.
kenia PREY oszaoowaen,u w}asnoAci
gruntowej nastepoJacych osdb:
Lewis Fort, wschodnia ! Cd
p6inoono wschodniej !
sekcYi 81, GRANGE miasta
WinonY. ..... 5000
Lewis Fort, So akrdw Y za-
ohodniei ] sod p6lpocno-
zach. ! sekcYi IS. granice
miasta W,nonY 500
Albert Rain. lot 6. biloxi 10
adicYa Lairda 800. I511
FranciszekNowakonsk;,w sck
! cd lot 8, biloxi 50 adloya
Hubharda... .... so
Peter Kaiser, lot 4 biloxi Z,
adlcYa e G Hamiltona. 251
Ma wnlssek podwyzszono %
s%1acowanie oana Lewis Fort ma IS
ARROW ziemi " zach. ! cd pdfn.
zach / SEX. 35 granice miasta Wi.
nony = ma znajduiacs sig tam
lE- .#@aE. 3 Z .-H-. #-n @EGE
budYnki OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cool
Ma wniosek odroczYfa SIC Re-.
da do srody, 10 Lipca 1899, 0
godzinie 8 pred po{udniem.
Sroda a, 10 Lipca 1899.
Rada zebra{a sic st6sowu,s co
uchwaiY- odraczajacei. Wszyscy
czzonkowle obecni. Poczyniono
nastepojace. obn:zenia " opodat~
kowanlu v}asno6cl gruntowej
nastepnjacych os5b:
Robert Gilsdorf, cze6ci iotu
IL II A S~r.garloaf.. 8 20O|
John Bohp, 1z@Sc lotu 10
Sugar Loaf. 500
W s Grandall, czesci lotu 7
Lilo, biloxi. ls1 mlasto W.
( HUN : . . . . . : .ssssssSsi. (UU |
e F Schwartz, czescl lot6w
II IL, biloxi 13l, miasto
Wlnona... ...... ........ U
L G Hopkins ,czesc! Cd lot6w
I 10, biloxi l3l mlasto
Wlnona:....... $500. 200
{ Theo Hshans, zachodnle Al
stop cd lo!u 6, n]ok 26,
La;rds Add. sou
NV L Emily, zachodnla / cd
p6inocno-wschod. ! sekcyl
II, gmina los range g.. 800
C "A Gates, 4 IS 1OG ARROW
W po}udniowo wschod. /
cd p6Inocno wschod. /
Pa e-- = -. r--t- ~ @tHE go -f#g
sekc.-l4;, town LOG range 6 so
C A. Gates IL. so sakr6w. "
p6fnocno wechod ! I'D
ap6lnoeno i. wschod / Sec
% town lO6 Range e.. 200
Robert. Bristol lot Q i 10, s
sekc. 6 town l07 range 7 s65
Peter Kopp, Geese ufacun-
} =kowo od=p6tnocno wsphod
4sekc.4 towa 1o7. range
). 9......... ..... 2CO
s=Prsyjeto Masterpieces podw7t-
szenia PREY Item KredYta 20 "a "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

;J1y ~ GlAIEsllsssp 90 H.. q, IA oo 3
Kss lt.Ilsss !. 81 e,|tosekL g ~, $50 s.
e - 81 f'ases' ,s,,,,, 800
nsElN1niosss lpedHy1sz9Ro q
.poaatk|o'aR '',.la a HLepfyka KE| srsq
Cd csefci btow II ! II A, Sugar
Loaf. Loaf, {. = 's,n dniaae sic I q zabr-'
do wan 9 500.
Nl1,aaz=wnlcsek podvyiszono q.
ppo i s.1 I KatarzYny Konh1.
cd zach. ! lotYs s 8 stopY Cd.
Iotu s. b!ok 2e, ad,cYa Lard. "a
znaidujac' sie ten zabudowania, .
$500.
Ma wniosek odroozyla sie
Rada al do Plalkn 81 L:pca 1899,
Q godzinie 9sprzed poiudniem.
Piatek, 81 Cserwca 1899.
Ra1a zebra3a sic st5sownie do
uchxa{y odracz tjacei. Wssyscy
czienkowie obecni.
Nastepu;ace obnizenia pocz,-
Mono prey opodatkowaniu VIA
nosci gruntowej nastepujacYch
os6b:
John Speltz p6fnocnowschod.
MIA 4lod polud. wschod.
twiartki, sekcya IS town
lO8 range TO-. ......... 500.
u Skidmore, zaenodn1a cd
..H,-H%'- E.EftEF=tT 49, - 2-"#&"+#r.E
p6inocno wscbodniej !
sekcYi IS town 1o8 range
lV.a.. ,...e... Oi7O
l. Skidmore 6 ARROW " po-
4uin: zach. t SEX 35 town
lOS range 1O............... 100
L SkIdmore wschodnie 81
ARROW cd p6lp. zach /
cd poludn. zach. / sex 80
gmina los range lO........ 100
L Skidmore zachodnie 81
ak16w cd p6ln. zach. / cd
po}udn. zach, / sekcyi 81
towa. ,lO8 range 10........ 200
W Tris!er, 1925 akr6v W
p6}n wsohodniej i cd p6ln
wschod. ! SEX 81 town
1O8 range 10...."........ $50
PoczYniono nastepuiace pod
wYzszen,a Orgy item Mr. II ma
j fabrYkowane artYku}y cd
fahrykant6w.
Empire Lumber Co........$ 5000
Norton Co.......... 10 600
winona Lumber Co........ 10 COG
Uplon Lumber Co......... DOC
Ma. wniosek oGroczy}a sic RI
da az do soboty, % L'pce! 1899,
0 godz. 9 pred poludniem.
Sobota 70 Lip q. 1899.
Rada zebrala sic ma. pcs,edze-
ME st6soRnje. do uchra ally eodra-
czs]acej. WszYscy cz1onkowis o
becni.
-. Poczynloao nsstepujace obnl.,
zenia PREY oszacowaniu majatku
|gruntoweggo nastepujacYch osdo:
&c 2 Schiller, lot 8 biloxi 1
adicya Bakerai BOLOGNA 400
@ Raumgartner lots6,,z biloxi
2adtcya sp6ik, Gale &
Kollners. 900
q s. Holland, czesci=lotu 5 .s
is8 biloxi s adlcya Nortona 200
MARGIN Herek lot Z biloxi I,
Riverside add SO
Teof,l Mroxek lot I, biloxi
Blank - Riverside Add Sc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

OBRADY y We
Rady yy,rtwnania podatk5m.
Rada wyr6wnania podatk6w
powiiatu Winonsklego zeb.aa sie
II Lipca: v Rstusza ne poesnleesdl,see .
ME, zorggan;zowaia sic .podiug
prsepis6ww y prawnYccht.. Nastepuiacy
ozlonkowie byli obeeni. Komisarze
Knopp. Kobler, Finch. Walker ;
auditor paowiatowv Welbe'. Nieo-
beony komisarz Herek.
Komisarz Knopp wYbranY
przewodniczaoYm.
PoosYnlono nastepnjace zmia~
ny " oszacowaniu mal2tki oso-
b,stego possczeg6lnych grmin j
m%.asteczek, wszedzis oszacowanie
podwyzszsjac. iak podano. " doiag-
o%zonej tabeli:
p. znaczy p od>w yzazon Q.
G. mina Dresba c h:pod-
wyzszono sprzetY domowe i biuro-
We o so proc.
Miasteczko Dres~
b a G b: p. to samo O 20 proc.
Neuhartford p. to sa-
X mo o 20 PROF., a nadto narzedkla
i maszyny r6lnicze 40 proc.
Pleasant Hill, ! konie
jednoroczne p. 10 proc, konie
dwuroczne p. 5 proc, sprzety
domowe i kuchenne p. 10 proc.
~narzedxia j rolnlcze p. 20 proc.
Wlscoy sprzety domowe i
biurowe podwyzs2ono 0 5 proc.
Dale; podwy&szono sprzety domowc
! biurowe 70 nastepowah miejsco~
woSci0a:
Hart............ o so proc.
Fremont.... 800. o ~
Homer. ..... O 20
Warren 80. 80. 80
Village Utioa.... 40
Lewiston ......." CIV
Town St. Charles o %
Hillsdale ........ o 80
; ~ 90 '-F
Norton. .......... o D {
Ao"n "A'"
Village Elba.... o 60
IA"
Narzedz;o : naasxyny roz1icze
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u.x+ . % nroc.
Fromont...... o 10
sorotoo. 30
p.oh,ona . %
w.rron O 30
49, .u,;o. . Al
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1899-08-24

81 - IL / E:2az
W gminie Elba podwyzszo-
no, o 8 procent trzyletnie starsze
konie, q " Mt. Vernon o 20
prooents dwarooc1ne hyde.
Pocsyniono n%astepu]ace ohm
zenia " oszaeeesapiu majsku grun-
towego nastepujacYch os6b;
Nh Muir, cses6. lotu40.
sekcYa 81, eranica miasta
WlnOny........ ........$ y
g s Campbell, lot 5 biloxi 6
.adieya Rolcoma I50
RI Cob,slot 8 biloxi g. adi-
Il cya"Bolooma 100
A strsealahpts biloxi 2 adj
eva Jenhusssi,5aJohnstona 100
Mary Feals,swohOdn;a 1letu
bleksals Tf.ylors add. 100
6 CRaokland1alots1 Sis
blok Il, niastsosxo Dres-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
HydrOphobia.

Warsaw, Ind, Aug. 5.-The three
children of Andrew Perkey, q farmer
residing near this city, have all the
symptoms OF hydrophobia without hav-
ing been bitten. Several days ago a
dog belonging to the family became
mad and it was shut up in the summer
kitchen where it bit and scratched the
floor and walls until it was killed. a
few days later one of the Parkey little
daughters was attacked with toothache
and pulling splinter from the wal of
the kitchen used it as tooth pick. She
soon showed symptoms OF hydrophobia.
She scratched he's little sister and
brother and all three are now very i'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
Assaulted by Soldiers.

Philadelphia, Aug. with his train
going at the rate OF forty miles an
hour ]. NJ CIiminson. a conductor on
the main line of the Pennsylvania rail.
road, engaged in a desperate struggle
with FIVE drunken soldiers on the plat
form of Car near Leamans Place yes
terday Afternoon. Two OF the alleged
assalants were arrested. They are
members of the new 2Sth regiment now
recruiting at Camp Meade. Their
companions escaped. The men became
boisterous and finally went to the rear
platform OF the car. Conductor CHM
iuson ordered them to go inside. They
refused, and when the conductor seized
one of them by the arm they all set
upon him and one of them struck him
a blow on the head. Climinson fell to
the platform unconscious. The train
was stopped and the entire train crew
fually overpowed the soldiers. Clim-
onson's one left is completely par
alyzed and the physicians have little
hope of his recovery. The soldiers
locked up served in Cuba during the
late war.
The soldiers we're given hearing
this morning before a magistrate and
Reilly was held in $1,000 bail for a
further hearing. The other soldiers
were discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05

UNLESS A radical change shall come
over the spirit OF their dreams, in the
meantime, the republican managers will
certainly attempt to pass a gold mono
metallic coinage bill at the next session
of Congress and also one to retire some
at least, of the paper currency. Money,
except in the banks, is scarce enough
in all conscience, and the scsrcer it be.
comes. the greater will be it's value, and
those who have it will grow richer and
those who don't will grow poorer. Plu.
tocracy swims for awhile, but its inner
ent weight will soon make It sink.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
Said She was Dragged.

New York, Aug. 5.-The richly
dressed woman who was arrested last
night, while supposed to be intoxicat.
ed. was arraigned in court today. She
gave her name as Mrs. G. w. Bird. She
mad gone into saloon and had glass
of beer with a strange young woman.
After drinking it she became disorderly
and staggered to the street where the
police found her. Mrs Bird said she
thought she had been drugged for the
purpose of robbery. The magistrate
discharged her. The woman wore
jewelry valued at IS 900, and had 1851
in her purse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Foreign News.

London, Aug. 5.-Slr Julian PauDce.
fote will see Ambassador Choate late
this afternoon, concerning the Alaskan
dispute.
Madrid, Aug. 5.-The Supreme
Council of War has decided to acquit
General Toral and other officers con-
nected with the surrender OF Santiago.
L'Orient, France, Aug. 5.-The vii
lsge OF Quehello, near here, was COM
petely destroyed by fire last night.
Rome Aug. ga Carlist controversy
between the Archbishops of Toledo and
Saville has been referred to the Pope,
who is anti Carlst in his sympsthies.
1t is learned that the Government
has asked Japan to induce China to
consummate commercial treaty with
Italy.
A Catholic University, to be located
in Rome, is contemplated and religious
orders are already contributing money
for its establishment.
London, Aug. 1.-The Lloyds have
received word that the American
steamer Saturnus has been burned by
the insurgents of the northern coast OF
the island of Luzon.
Manila, Ang. 5.-The steamer Satur-
nus, OF the Compauia Martina, flying
the American flag, was burned by the
insurgents on the West coast on Wed.
nesday. The crew is reported missing.
Naples, Aug. 5.-The U. S cruiser
Olympia, Admiral Dewey on board, ar
rived here last evening. Lewis lid
ings, the American charge d'atfaires, at
Rome, and several American consuls
called on the admiral INN ediately,
after the Olympia arrived.
Rennes, Aug. 5.-General Mercier,
who was minister of war lit the time OF
the Dreyius court martial in 1891, and
who promises some startling testimony
at the coming trial, tending to prove
Dreyfus's guilt, arrived here this after
noon. There was large crowd at the
station when his train came in but
there was no demonstration. The
town tonight is quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
YELLOW FEVER.

There were three deaths frorl ye.u
fever yesterday at the Soldi..r. Hon.
at Hampton. Two ofthe victim. VIZ
old soldiers. No new cases we've Z
ported in the home and none 10 pls
bus. So far in all there have been I
deaths. Newport News quamn..s
Against Norfolk and Por.suol4
Ticket agents of the Chesapeake NJ
Ohio Railroad Company, below v 4
liamsourg, have been ordered to "
mand physicians certificates from u
who apply to buy tickets Tor R.cina'
and the North. The Fort Mounsq'
rison was expected to arrive al PllasI
land, Long Island, yesterday WI
tresses and hospital tents ha7e Id
ordered for the Soldiers Home ba''I
OF State Quarantine Commissions.
its meeting yesterday, decided 10 n@
fy the quarantine after Monday 81
danger point being believed TO BE- p
Under the recognized period Of iac.s
ton the board points ont fever l's g.
had ample opportunity to shoa lisri
it exists there. The quarantine
not be raised while siogle case 'lA
at the Soldiers Home. Combine
will be modified after g conlfia-
Monday between the bosrds OF l'-.
of Norfolk and Newport News sl.a
to the approval OF DR.. Hope 30
quarantine officers.
a dispatch from Richmond i'li /
The State and city Boards Of H''.i
last night decided ms, K cDas.
should not ESTABLISH quarantine 's'i-,
Newport News or any places tiaI
Hampton and Phoebus, @lere !1'! Z
low fever exists. These @a u.
thought it entirely ueed a,s to qa. ~. 4
tine the city again. a7y OF ia' "
water towns except the points I ,l,.
Official reports to the Marine hf
tel service, from the Soldier h0I'
Hampton, show that the ye..o" y
situation there continue AVON,
Surgeon White reports TO DR.. W. T
that there is nothing suspicious u ~
town at Hampton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05

Hazeltou, Pa, Aug 5.-"Telegraph
facts hereafter and facts only" is one OF
the kilograms which Corporal Robert
TAFT, OF the 18th regiment .. S. infan.
try, heard going over the wires in a
Manila office recently from Secretary
Alger to General Otis. He heard many
others which were very sharp, be says,
one of which was something like this
why do you not install Krag- Jorgen-
sens?" There are said to be enough OF
these improved arms to equip every
volunteer on the island but they are
for some reason or other withheld.
TAFT was formerly employed as au op
orator for the Lehigh Valley Railroad
COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The reported engagement of Lady
Churchill to Lieut.. CORVALLIS West is
officially denied.
Doctors declare that mosquitoes in.
ject the germs of malaria fever into per.
| sons whom they bite.
An Havana newspaper says it is i'm
portant to have white majority in Gu
ba, and oppose2 universal suffrage.
The government Of Colombia has nip
ped revolution in the bud by arresting
prominent radicals in the department OF
Csuca.
It is currently reported in financial
circles that the entire railroad and min.
ing interests of West Virginia had been
consolidated.
The Duke of Tetuan, in an interview,
says Spain must pull herself together
and make an extra effort if she hopes
to retain the colonies she has left.
Cecil Rhodes in speech in the Cape
Colony Assembly said he expected 10
see the Transvaai difficulty settled in
short time without a shot being
fred
Judge Speer, in the United States
District Court, in Macon, Ca, has de-
cidei that bankrupt debtors who waived
homestead exemptions must stand by
their waiver.
Gen. Miles's relations with the War
Department are greatly improved,
Secretary Root, it is understand, will
extend him the consideration to which
his rank entities him.
On petition of Attorneys ]. A. Mason
and A. G. Strife, the trial of Samuel
Johnson, charged with criminal assault
on Annie Kerfoot, was removed from
HagerstoWn, Md, yesterday, to Garrett
county.
Secretary of War Root Is in favor OF
vigorous campaign in the Philippines
as soon as the rainy season ends. AS
stated yesterday, be proposes to give
Gen. Otis an effective fighting force of
10000 men.
John c. Ward, aged forty three
years, q lineman employed by the
United Electric and Power Company,
was instantly killed by electrocution
while working on an electric wire pole
in Baltimore yesterday evening.
Canadians are offended with Ameri
CABS about the Alaskan boundary, and
the high officials declined an invita-.
ton to Chicago when the cornerstone
of the new Federal building is to be
laid.
General Jiminez is quoted as saying
in Hayana that he received telegram
from Sento Domingo ievolutionists yes
terday asking him to come, and that
he replied that he would be there with
party OF Americans by the end OF Au-
gust.
Love, jealousy, and high temper
appear to have been the causes that
led to the attempted suicide of Frank
G. Oldham, an advertising solicitor,
about eight o'clock last night, at the
boarding house of Mrs. Daisy l. Lowe,
near! Maryland avenue and Sixth street
northeast, Washington. Oldham took
nearly two ounces of ladsnum, 2nd was
resuscitated with some difficulty by the
surgeons of the Casualty Hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
A Bloody War Predicted.

Nogales, Ariz, Aug. 5.-Generals
Torres and Piensdo are planning an
assault on VicaD, one of the Yaquis
strongholds, which will probably take
place Sunday afternoon. The opinion
prevails that the skirmishes last week
were the commencement OF long and
bloody war. The Mexican government
will place 10000 men in the field under
General Torres. These men are being
sent to the front as fast as possible.
The fight at Cocorit resulted in almost
the humiliation OF the Yaqui band.
Following the battle other Yaqul
bands drifted north into the valley and
massacred all the settlers sntagonistic
to their cause, killing men, women and
children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05

THAT THE man who says eX-Secre-
iary Alger doesn't intend 10 'get even"
with Mckinley, does not know what ne
is talking about, is proved by the facl
that the ex-Secretary, in his speech al the
ovation rendered him in his own city
last Wednesday, said u can truth
fully say had from the President all
the support he could give me-" If he
had ali the Presidents support in the
management OF the War Department
sud every well informed man knows
he hsd-all that has been said against
himself for that fearful management
could, and should, apply with even
more justice to the President, who had
absolute power to change that manage
ment in any and every particular. 1t
is the mAu who has authority to direct
affairs, not the one who executes those
directions, who is to blame if they ope-
rate injuriously, as those issued from
the War Department, not only with the
full knowledge and consent, but by
command of the President, did during
the present and late war, and Mr.. Al.
ger is perfectly justified in throwing
the whole responsibility fo- the bad
conduct of those wars upon the man
who not only left him naked to his enc
mics, but who actually drove him out
OF his Cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05

The Premier of Canada has declined
the invitation of the authorities OF Chi
csgo to witness the laying of the corner
stone OF the new postoiEce Of that city,
for the reason that the Northern press
of this country is 30 truculent and abu-
sive of his government that ne thinks
the less he has to do with the United
States the better. The jingoism of the
Northern politicians and newspapers is
producing its natural effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is st least one dreaded dis
ease that science has been able TO cure in all
its stages and that is Catsrrh. Hall Catarrh
Crre is the only positive cure now known 70
the medical f-aternitl. Catssrh beng pon.
stitutional disease, requires q constitutional
treatment. Halls Cstarrh Cure is taken in
ternslly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of The system, thereby de-
stroying the foundation of the disease, snd
giving the pstient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature in doing
It's work. The nroprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers, maj thsy Oler
One Hundred Dolsrs for sny case that IL
fails to cure Send for list of testimonials.
address,
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05

NEVER TOO OLD TO LovE.-The
strange story Of the love of a sxty.year.
old woman, OF Reading, Pa, for nine.
teen year-old boy was brought to public
notice when Mrs. Sarah Gehret appeared
bafore Alderman Kirschman and lodged
information against Mrs. Rebecca Rich
ards, for exercising a strange influence
over her son, Irving Gehret. Mrs.
Gehret said to the Alderman
MY son, Irving, nineteen years old,
until few months ago, was obedient,
was home much of the time, and never
cared for girls. About six months ago
a complete change came over him.
investigated, and learned that he was
paying attentions to Mrs. Rebeccs
Richards, and she seemed to exercise q
strong influence over him. She is
about sixty years old. gray haired and
wrinkled, and asked her number of
times not to allow my son to call on
her, but she said that she loved Irving.
Learning that she had prevailed upon
him to marry her, she having even
drawn his wages on several occasions.
became alarmed and decided to pros.
ecute her, in hopes that it would have
the effect OF keeping Irving away from
her"
Constable Beck served the variant
on the accused, and whan brought be.
fore the alder@ab. she SAID II want
Irving, and I'll get him. love lin,
and | am going to stick TO him." She
furnished bail in $500.
Young Gehret has been wearing a
gold watch which Mrs. Richards pre-
sented to him, and their friends, unless
prevented by the boys mother, look for
wedding very soon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-08-05
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

Several houses were burned in
Hampton, Va, this morning. Loss
$500
In Trenton today Phil Daily, jr., en-
tered suit for divorce from his wife,
Jennie q. Joyce, on the charge OF adul-
terry. He names as correspondent Fred
w. Wood.
Amnog the passengers sailing from
Souths mpton, on the 81. Paul for New
York today are ex.Speaker Thomas B.
Reed, Senator Sewell, of New Jersey,
and Mr.. Richard Croker.
A gasoline explosion that blew q
building almost to atoms and injured
TOUR people occurred this morning at
the grocery store of George A. Jones,
at 62nd and Woe streets, Philadelphia.
The old hatred between the volunteer
and regular wings Of the army broke
out again Thursday in riot between
these two classes at Fort McPher
son at Atlanta, Ga. Returning intoxi-
Gated TO tn ir barracks several volun-
teers became embroled with regulars
and comrades on each side took up the
fight. Some OF the men had bayonets
and others reviewers. 1t was necessary
to order out company Of regulars to
quell the fighters. Eight men are in
ne post hospital. Some Of the injured
may die.
Three spans of the Broad street viaduct al
Nashville, Tenn, We're knocked down last
night By heavily loaded flats being run
c osi in nj no nj ~ n prrip on
one OF the spans fell 30 feet and was com.
pletely crushed The motorman Was fatally
injured and the conductor and passenger
seriously injured.
At her examination trial yesterday at Fair
! view. near Hopkinsville, KY. Miss Fannie
Goodwin was acquitted of the charge of
shooting Byron Allegree, who, she said. had
icpeatedly offered her insults. The verdict
was greeted with storm OF applause. ALE
gree has recovered sufficiently TO leave the
ely,
letter from Admiral Dewey, accepting
the invitation to become the guest OF New
York upon his arrival home was received to-
day by Mayor Van Wyck. The admiral says
that he will cable from Gibraltar the date of
his arrival.
a man giving his name as Geo. Dawson, 81
years Old of New York, made two unsuc-
cessful attempts to jump from the Brooklyn
bridge today. He was arrested and is be.
lieved TO be demeuted.
The negroes who arrived at Pana. H., yes
terdsy afternoon were set upon by symps-
thizers of the union miners and pelted with
stones and missiles of every character and
driven out of the city.
Chester Dyer and Mrs. George B. Tibbetts
collided while bicycle riding at Brockton,
Mass. last evening. Mrs. Tibbetts was
knocked insensible and died in an hour.
Robert Chsmbcts an old soldier, living in
Hampton, w., died yesterday from heart
disease. he was found dead in bed