mmm W ftfij^ffi'^g^fr^'-ff•*?•*-, ft/, NEWS SITTINGS. New Dim Review. took effect. The robber was caught at Clo BRAVE ENGINEER. "CLEOPATRA." iSJroum CSo.7£5anlu if verdale, and proved to be aboy about eight teen years old and Stranger. Sarah Bernhardt's Coming Production John Bigaam, who was arrested several Is Described. MLANDT & WEDDENDORF, Publisher* 3.H.GHADBOr/rm, Criminal. Personal. Foreign «. a. BOSS, weeks ago for impersonating his brother to lie Sticks to His Post and PARIS, Oct. 02.—The first scene in Mme. CsaMu» obtnin a pension, pleaded guilty in the and Other Interesting Bernhardt's coming production of "Cleopatra" Dn'ted States court at Grand Rapids, Mich., rJSaye One Hundred and Cer. linn, ad fafcB Sirs. NEW UliM, MINNESOTA is a scene o: rare loveliness, representing and was sentenced to hard labor at the Detroit News Items. Antony's justice house, with the house of correction for two years. Bigham's Fifty Lives. marble quays of Tarsus and the river Cvdnus Taud was one of the most bold imaginable. Sf^WULM, MIN3I. THE Chicngo Journal is authority He secured the papers of his in the distance. The arrival oi Antony for the statement that there are 5,501 brother, who served in the war and had been and Cleopatra and Antony's declaration ol fr*i"btMf Seilccttoaiatf? ha«tne*« portn^isg to WASHINGTON. A Narrow Escape From Death dead two years, assumed his name, and not proiapily »s.i*adud u. his passion oc cur in the first act. licensed liquor saloon in the In onler to carry out the spirit as well as only obtained a pension, but was admitted the lettt-r ofthe civil service law, the secretary The sceiie lor the second act represents a Individual Raspsnsibitiy. on the Lake Shore Garden city. and lived lor over a year at the soldiers' of the teasury has agreed to a charge of existing hall ii. Memphis approached by an avenue home. practice in the markiuso'examinations of sphinxes descending to the Nile. A Road. HI/1 $508,000. scene of revelry and dalliance in this hall of applications for promotions in the treasury Mrs. Matilda Davis, aged 71 years, was found dead in her bed, at Lpavenworth, Ks. broken up by the news the death of Fnl,Y,la.a"d CLARENCE STEPHENS, nephew of the riVpnrtnientin the cases of honorably discharged She had been murdered, and the murderer appeals to Anton to save Rome, soldiers and sudors, who. by law, Confederate Vice-President, is a conductor had saturated the carnet in her room with the third act opens with a night scene oi. a are entitled to pre erence, other things being Eagle Roller Mill Co. ERIE, Pa., Oct. 20.—A horrible catastrophe on a sleeping car in Georgia, coal oil and then set (ire to it- The autopsy terrace above Memphis and the N.le. Tinplay equal. The change will be accomplished was averted on the Lake Shore & on the body o! the murdered woman showed here follows Shakespeare's linos close'y. by adding 5 per cent, to the percentage and they say he is a good one. two ugly bruises on her head, one on each Michigan Southern railroad to-day near Cieopatra, mourning her absent lover, made by such persons in the examinations Has Capacity of! temple. The condition oi the heart and reeeives his letter bidding her send the Silver creek through the bravery and coolbeaded referred to. 800 Barrels Per Day. lungs showed that she had been chloroformed. conduct of an engineer. A NEGRO in Galveston has property David Davis, the husband ot the murdered in the iourth act, Cleopatra, who has arrived A detached section of an east-bound PERSONAL. woman was arrested, charged with at the palace in Actiuni. overhears a valued at $350,000. He lives Thomas P. Murphy, of North Conway, N. freight train bad been run into by another committing the crime. His wife had applied love cene between Antony and Octavia. H., who twenty years ago was organist in section of the freight, and a portion sumptuously, and his wife, who believes for a divorce and he had threatened her liie Ueop tra enters, Antony renounces her. the house o. the earl of Gainsborough, and several times. Our flour a be a ol the debris was thrown down on the vestbound and a passionate dialogue ensues between in the superiority of her race, who clandestinely married and came to this track just as No. 5 last train was going A fi!led a accusations of The killing of one man and probably fatal SEWDLM, MINNESOTA. country with Lady Blanche, the earl's eldPBt will have none but white servants. West. The engineer of the passenger mangling of another at Orville, Ohio, turns barf faith, but ending in reconciliation, daughter, died in Boston in the Carney hospitalof ibis is one of Mme. Bernhardt's out to be muider. Cotoner Solon Boydston train, John Burns of Buffalo, was coming typhoid fever. Lady Blanche died greatest scenes in the play. The filth of Orville, who was acting as policeman during down the hill at the rate of fhty miles an THE attorney-general of Missouri eight y^arsago, and her remains were taken act takes place at Alexandria, In Cleopatra's the :air. had John Sweeney, said to be hour. He saw a truck ahead and then a chamber, alter the rout at Actiuni. Antony to England. has decided that a man who is so lrom Cleveland, in custody on the depot freijjht car. He saw an attempt to stop his enters in a wretched state and accuses platform. Sweeney paw a pal in the crowd drunk on election day that he cannot train and jump and sacrifice the lives ot his himself of cowardice. Cleopatra throws and made a sign to him. The latter stepped ACCIDENTAL. herself at his teet, pleading for pardon, 150 passengers. His fireman had left him up, and just as a switch engine was going by make up his ticket is "physically By an explosion of patroleum in a skittle soldiers burst furiously .in. clamoring or shoved Koydston in front of it. The coroner and freight cars mounted one another allpy at Soignolles, France, twenty-seven the death of the sorceress. Cleopatra admits disabled" within the meaning of the was terribly mangled and ran-t have died ahead. that she is a magician. Shedispays persons were prostrated and severely burned. instantly. He retained his grip on Sweeney In a second Engineer Burns resolved to law and must lose his vote. the temple of Isis and sings a weird incantation Several of the victims are dying. as he went, and the prisontr was also run 3tand by his post, and springing from his to Typhon to disperse the vessels of over, being badly cut up. He will probably Eight men were seriously injured by an accident Obtained, and nil FATKUT itL-s^K^ Octav.us. seat behind the iler, he put on every die. The man who did the pushing wa» tended to for MODERATE FK£S Our office at a blast furnace at Soho, Pa. Two caught. THE presbyterians of Spokane recently The immediate response is a fearful storm pound of steam, and opening his sand box apposil* the 0- 8. Talent O&ce, «nl we can o»tain of the men, Edward and John Hughes, were that shakes the palace foundations. The I'atent* In leaa Uiae |i:mn tho*e remote frost so as to get a firmer hold of the rail, the sold their church to a man fatally burned, bat tne otheis will probably -cene changes to another hall. Octavius WASHINGTON. Send MODEL. DRA WMO monster tzave a snort and sprang forward, recover. FOREIGN GRIST. PHOTO of invention. We advise aa to patent* ei'ters and Antony, mortally wounded, who at once started a saloon in the threw the truck and cut through the ireight ability free of charge and we tnsce HO CMJJi} alls at his leet and dies caressed Flora Molloy, the six-year-old daughter of The four men left on the bark Mel verly, VNlJiSS PATEST IS XE'UKl.t car and other debris. Burns with wonderful basement, and now there is seen a bv Cleopatra, who. the poison taking wrecked on the coast of Nova- Scotia, have John Molloy, who hns been missing from her For circular, advice, terms aud references fortitude held the lever, and the moment effect, asks to be dressed in regalia. been taken from the ill- ated vessel. This •*ual clienu in your own H-ato. County, City e* father's house at Hazclton, Iowa, was found beer sign on the corner of a fine Iowa, wnu» to In a bewildered ipeech calling out to Antony he had cleared the obstruction reversed makes seven in all and sixteen lost. ia a swamp near by sunk to her neck in the that she .ollows him. she dies with a structure with a tall steeple on it. his engine and threw on the ail Blinie and ii nearly extinct. She died alter The British Columbian authorities have refused smile on her ace. With the exception oi Cpponlt Pattnt C&ce, Wstiungton, li A being brought home. brake as the train entered the wreck. The to receive the twenty Chinese who were the third act, the authors have struck an sides were torn out oi three coaches.' ordered to be sent back there from Port original line. The play provides Bernhardt Prof. Bisehoff, the blind organist of the Bingham Bros. A LIST of extravagances of the with a splendid role. The production Congregationalist church in Washington, Townscnil, Wash., by United States Judge The screams of women rose high above London season cites an' expenditure has been fixed ,or Wednesday. Hanford under the exclusion act. and the composer of several pieces of music Lhe screeching oi the steam. Although the of national popularity, was knocked down of $25,000 for a concert, $10,000 Portuguese gunboats have formed a line engine was dismantled, brave Engineer by a horse driven by a reckless driver and AXEWEXGLAXD STORM. across the mouth the Zambasi river in Burns emerged from the debris alive but for the presents in a cotillion, $5,000 DEALERS IN perhaps seriously injured. East Africa, to bar the passage of the British covered with scars and bruises. Stout•hearled Various I'arts of That Section of the for the flowers at a single ball and stern wheel gunboats it they attempt to men embraced the brave engineer Patrick Towey, one the hod carriers engaged 1 1 Union Somewhat Damaged. ascend the river. in the erection of the government hysterically, realizing that his heroism $1,500 for the orchids at a dinner BOSTON, Oct. £0.—An unusually severe building, met with a horrible death at Mrs. O'Connor, wife of Arthur O'Connor, bad saved the train. But one party. storm prevailed to-day throughout New Winona, Minn., He missed his balance and member of the British house of commons, passenger was seriously injured, England. Dispatches lrom Gloucester, fell some twenty feet from a scaffolding, who was found unconscious on the streets of and that was Mrs. Mary Kane of Denniston, Mass., and Portsmouth, N. H., say that no LATH, SHINGLES, D00ES,. striking on his head on a concrete, floor. London, has been taken to an ineane asy- Ohio, who was in the smoker, iler injuries marine disasters are vet reported". A dispatch A WATCH for blind people has been Death reMilted thirty minutes later. lnm. lrom Highland Lightsavsthatsteamers are internal, and .several ribs are broken. SASH AND BLINIk invented in Switzerland. In the middle and sailing vessels are making or Provinoetown. For two days the young sons of Anton The Russian government will immediately Joseph Meyers of Cleveland was badly hurt In Fall River, Mass., the streets Hesset, and o1 a widow, Mrs. Mary Kelly, of begin the construction of the Siberian rail- of every figure is a small peg Lime, Cement and CoaL about the head. Little Sitsie Htitner. were Hooded and trees were blown down. Eau Claire. Wis., were missing. Report said I way, which will induce closer relations bethey daughter of David Heitner Chicago, had which drops when the hour hand were -drowned in the Eau Claire river tween Russia and America by the Pacific The storm has been very severe here today, a shoulder dislocated, and News Agent while playing on the pier ol a new bridge route. reaches the figure. The owner feels rain lalling almost incessantly since John Quinn of Buffalo had an arm hurt. being erected by the Wisconsin Central. Lowest price* always. about 10 a. in. The vessels in Boston harbor Advices from Persia by way of Constantinople A number of others were slightly injured. that the peg is. down, and counts Niiiiit and day, through havy rain storm, escaped damage. Along the north represent that Russians are encroaching Strange to say, not a car in the train le the anxious searchers have dragged the rivpf, shore the storm was theinos-. severe experienced back to 12 to determine the hour. and at last two little forms were taken from on Jhe Persian rontier, and have driven track, and Judge S. S. Burke, president of in two years. The waves rushed in Opposite Railroad Dtpoli the water. in a body of Persian soldier^ stationed on. Toledo & Ohio Central railroad, who with terrific loree bringing wre-kage oi the frontier near the river Aras. Ifc is sup- was on the train, pronounced it the most REWriLM, VTH»' every description. No serious damage is IT IS said th at Baron Hirsch, who posed to be Russia's intention to straighten wonderiul escape upon record. After the FINS AND SINNERS. .••• reported. the rontier of tr.ins-Caucausia, whether Per- people got quieted C. M. Spiizer, a Boston A hospital concern claiming Minneapolis was extensively blackballed some NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 19.—Several unusually FRANK FR1ED1ANN, sia likes it or not. banker, headed a list, and over §400 were heavy rain and electrical storms as its headquarters swindles laborers in the presented to Engineer Burns by the passengers. time since at a well known club of The wife of Arthur O'Connor, member of occurred here to-day. during one of which Northwest. parliament for East Donegal, was found the public library building was struck by the Rue Royale, has bought the Dion Buebli, an Italian dairyman at Omaha, lightning, tearing oft' a quantity of the lying in a pool of blood in an unirequented dealer in THE MISSING MLNMKAPOLITAN. quarreled with Ma neighbors over his cattle, block of buildings in which the club roofing. Reports ol heavy rains and thunder part of one of London's suburbs. It was evident and in his despair shot himself through storms are received from Wnterbury that she had jumped or fallen from an Groceries, Crocfory. Stoneware, Search for Bemheinier in Chicago—Has is situated, and has given the mem the heart. and other points in the state. The house overhead railway station near the spot. He Been Murdered? of Thomas Derwin at Brooklyn, Conn., was 4i John Spelmah, son of the millionaire distiller bers notice to quit. She was severely injured and has remained CHICAGO, Special Telegram, Oct. 20.—No struck by lightning and the occupants severely of Peoria, has been found guilty of unconcious ever since lound classwars, Notions, Canned shocked. !£h?Ja!Ly_*l"* a a been found, of Charles J. Bern burglarly at Bloomington. 111., but has been not long ago under treatment for mental u,• .. merchantt W. A. SABTORIS, of England, an sent to an insane asylum. aberration, bat was thought to have been ^"ner. the Minneapolis wine SENSATIONAL sHOOTIXO. Fruit, Flour, etc. Twenty-one Chinamen arrested at Seattle, restored to her normal condition. It is sup- who disappeared in this city last Tuesday, ancle of. Nellie Grant Sartoris, has A Young Lady Kills Her Alleged Betrayer Wash., while trying to smuggle themselves posed that in a sudden fit of insanity she Bemheinier left Minneapolis Monday, and been making a quiet tour of the west wandered away from home, and either attempted arrived here the next day. He went immediately into the United States, have been ordered returned and Is Herself Shut. All goods sold at bottom prices and suicide or accidentally fell from the to the Palmer house, where he left to Victoria, B. C. with a view of making some investments. QUINCY. 111., Oct. 20.—One of the most station. delivered free of cost to any part his valise. He then telegraphed to his wile, At a drunken fight at a Polish wedding sensational shooting affrays that ever occurred It is his first visit to America, the city. notilying her of his sale arrival. After near Iron Mountain, Mich., one man was OTHERWISE. in this city took pi ce on one oi'tlie and he expresses himself as being sending the telegram he went away from -1 fatally stabbed, another badly hurt, while The supreme court of Michigan has rendered principal business streets to-day. Dan G. N E W ULM, MINN. the hotel, and since then has not been seen the bridegroom was brutally kicked and a decision holding constitutional the local much surprised at the great mineral Price of Salina, Kan., was fatally wounded pounded. The tight lasted hali the night. option law under which several counties &ny one that knew him, by Miss Lillie Booth of Camp Point, and Wealth and natural advantages of GEO. BENZ & SONS. voted for prohibition. The city police and the Pinkertons wore A serious fl^ht occurred at a beer garden the young lady was shot by Price. The Vermont legislative joint assembly notified Oi the disappearance, and went to the west. in Pirna, Saxony, the combatants being Accompanied bv his brother, Price was formally elected Justin S. Morrill United work on the case. Though they have Importers and WholeaaU Dealon la soldiers and workmen. Five of the latter walking down Sixth street soon alter dinner, States senator for six years from Mardi searched in ail parts ot the city and fol4 WINES & were killed and many on both sides wounded. when Miss Booth crossed thestreetand next. lowed up all possible clews, no trace ot him p.acing the muzzle ot a large revolver AN ENGLISH scientist demonstrates The Illinois supreme court has denied the be ^rnlieimer was the man- against his back, fired. Price's brother It has been discovered that R. S. Mabrey, oft —to his own satisfaction at any rate *._ j. .. ,. ... lager the Bernheimer Wine comnotion grappled the young woman, the wounded the newspaper, man who disappeared the to ^.nsid the contiiixianoe in the-pany, Washington avenue. Mi n- man running into a store, but he immediately —that this planet will have all the a 2(J night he was to have married a St. Louis case of O.Sullivan, the Cromn convict, now Seapolw. and came to Chicago to settle returned to the sidewalk ana1 shot her 217 & 219 3rd Str. St. Paul, Mln» lady, went away with another woman, and a ap various bills. For the purpose of pay human inhabitants it can feed in!82 down. Price died soon niter the snooting, was not murdered, as was supposed. About seventy-five colored Republicans ing these bills he drew $500 lrom the bank but Miss Booth's wound is not necessarily years, when the population will be from nineteen countries of Couth Carolina fhe day before he leit Minneapolis, and. it iatal. Mrs. Elizabeth Saunders, the keeper of a PEIEB SCHEBEB, met and adopted resolutions recommending is supposed, had this amount with him toll house near Washington, Pa., was fatally The Price and Booth families are among 5,944,000,000 at the present rate I the negroes ol the state to vote for Haskell. arrived at the Palmer house. Leo shot by two masked robbers. After being the most prominent in this county. About of increase, 3 per cent, in ten years. the ami-Tillman Democratic candidate lor S 3 ot this city, a brother-in-law of the a year ago young Price went to fcalina and wounded she fired three shots at the governor. '»i«dnR man, has assisted the detectives by engaged in business. During the pa-t summer robberH. One of the men has been caught. He makes no allowance for a decrease ., ,., every means in his power to locate BernAlaska Miss Booth ollowed him to Kansas As the result of a quarrel over $3, W. L. in the rate of increase as is not likely to have a represents heiruer, but even his efforts were useless and commenced proceedings against Siim —DEALER IN,- Thompson ,..„...„ Btabbed. and ..„. killed Will Massew „„.,„ tive in the next congress, Gov. Knapp refus- ami to-day he was as ignorant oi his or illegitimate parentage,"biit he was acquitted population presses upon food sup- at Brodtonr Tex. Thompson* fled.'and has in a 1 a convention, saying he had no brother-in- law's whereabouts as the police, and returned to Quincy. Miss not been caught. Thestabbing.it iB claim- authority to do so. The organic act of Bernheimers married lie is said to have Booth also came back to her j)onie at Camp 09 ed, was done in self-de:ense 1884 does not provide for a legislature, a re- been an unusually happy one and domestic Point, and the two met to-day lor the lir.-* presentative or a delegate in congres. troubles could have had nothing to do with time since the trial. David C. Hennessy, chief of police of New The American Brewing company has jHSt the disappearance. He was not extravabeen IS THE czar of Russia is the autocratic Orleans, was shot down by three men. Hennessy gant and was not addicted to drinking or incorporated at San Francisco. The TOE SYDNEY STRIKE. received our shots. One in the stomach, gambling. His friends iear that he has as-cnpital stock the concern is $3,000,000, ruler of a bigger country than it is believed, will prove fatal. His been drugged, or possibly murdered, for his And Still Are the Negotiations ilarren of which $500,000 has bepn subscribed. It sailants so far are unknown. nionej'. the United States, with a life tenure is proposed to erect, one of the largest breweries of Results. Cnpt. A. C. Cummins, a prominent citizen in the worid, to be in operation in about of office. But he ia not having near MUST It'rttKNCII. SYDNEY. N. S. W., Oct. 20.—The employers' of Mansfield Ohio, and a close friend Senator a year. •., LATH, SHINGLES, DOORS, representatives have written a letter to BO good a time as the president of Brice, was knocked down and robbed of The Expenses of the Local Land Offices It is announced that the Spanish government tbe lieutenant governor, who sought to arrange a watch and considerable money. He is severely this country. Unguarded tho president Too High. a conference between the employers will request the United States government injured. SASH, BLINDS, and the strikers, in which they decline to is traveling over the land receiving to admit the products of the Spanish WASHINGTON, Oct. 20.—Acting Land Com- Two boys, Ira and Lawrence Rucker, aged meet.the strikers. They say the strikers possessions in the West Indies, especially to- missioner Stone has issued to registers and respectively twelve and fourteen years, have the acclamations and good broke their agreements and coerced the —and all kinds oi— becco and sugar, without the recently im- receivers of local land offices a circular been arrested at Seymour, lnd., (or robbing free men, to whom the employes owe a posed tariff restrictions In the event of a reduction ot contingent ex- wishes of a free people. The czar is the Evansville & Richmond mail car. Some „„„i a "•(,o,r,a Building Material. refusal Spain, it is stated, will exclude Amer- ™, .- fa debt oi gratitude but while refusing to dispense of tho stolen property was .ound in their possession. suspicious that even his confidential ican products, especially breadstuffs. P.enses in I act»W conimn- with the .rce men, as the unionists 1 ?ioner calls attention to the iact that while demand, they express a willingness to forget Fred Muncrath, the only one of the Haddock advisers and members of his household The agent of the International & Groat by-gones and to receive the strikers the number oi entries made has decreased ffEW TJLM, WSJk murderers ever convicted, is at liberty Northern railroad at Lyndale, Tex., was confronted have designs upon his life back on the terms in vogue be ore the trom 252,479 in 188S to 1G3,-1G3 in 1890 and again. Muncrath was sentenced to four n, ,.„„„ by two masked men as he was about A strike, in order to restore the commerce ot years. Gov. Borne reduced the sentsnee to, acreage and cash receipts have corre'lour closing his office one night and robbed oi $1,400. the colony. months, which has bepn further reduced spondiusly decreased the amount expended Before leaving the robbers removed JACOB SELIOMAN is a millionaire bv cood conduct to a little more than three. 'Rs increased lrom $147,000 in J83S to $170,229 This otler involves no animosity toward parts ol the telegraph instruments. Muncrath's family are at Sioux City and his 2 who is always short, His statute is in 1890. the men's unions, the employer-, themselves Idefinite information of the robbery of hotel business has gone on during his imseveral "We are aware," says the acting commissioner, iu^ ad" having unions. Being convinced that the "that the number of cases received does about four feet. He came from Germany passenurers on the Missouri Pacific prisonment. strikers make an unhappy mistake, the ad not properly indicate the amount ot work clone, Omaha express has been received at Kansa* Indictments were returned at Cleveland, rnajor.ty are willing to re-umc work. The to Michigan "to grow up with for the reason that the taking of final prools, City. The robbery occurred within the city Ohio, by the United States grand jury hearings and necessary correspondence subsequent latter as,k the governor's influence to seltl' limits just after the train left the union depot. the country" about twenty years to and resulting lrom tne initiation of entries against the Cleveland, Canton & Southern matters. reqnuv more time and labor than do the NEW ULM, MINN. and New York, Lake Erie & Western Railway ITU I ago, without a dollar. He got a original entries. However, a material reduction Sheriff J. R. Esdale of Kansas arrestad companies for violating the interstate Official Frum Idaho. is made necessary and local officers are requested start in the clothing business, where Frank Woodruff, of Cromn trial fame, just commerce law. Theo'"ence of tht former to furnish to the commissioner the BOISE CITY, Idaho, Oct. 20.—Official returns arter he was released from the Bridewell at consisted of not posting in its stations a "Jews as to what is best to be done." show the total number of votes ca^t he used his diminutive size* as an M.Mullen, Preset. H. Vajen^Vtce-Prea** Chicago. Woodruff will be taken to Johnson notice ot reduction of tare, and the charge at the recent state election to be 18 008. The county, Kan., to answer to a charge of advertisement, his trademark, "Little against the Krie is that no bulletin giving majority received by the Republican candidates J. C. Eudolph, Cashier. Twice Fouled. horse stealing. The celebrated Cromn ciise the rates of fare to nil points on its line is ior congress ai.d governor are a« Jake," doing him much good. "confessor" offered no resistance and consented DALLAS, Tex.. Oct. 20.—One thousand people JDirectoi's: posted in the Cloveland station. ioliows: Sweet, congressman, 2.171 Slioup, to go without the usual requibition assembled at the rink last night to witness governor. 2,372. Upon joint ballot the legislature He owns lands, a railroad, bank R. G. Peters Manistee, Mich., has assigned papers. the fight between MikeConley of New will stand: Republicans, 45 Dem to A. M. Henrv of Detroit. It is the largest Werner Bosch, Chas. Wagner, Dr. and othpr property, altogether estimated York and Dick Sullivan of Colorado, under Coffin & Stanton, bankers of New York ociats, 0. financial crash in the state for years, and city, have begun suit by mandamus against Marquis of Queensbury rules, to a finish, Weschcke, O. M. Olsen, E. Q. Koch. at about $15,000,000. He is comes lrom a source least expected. Mr. 38 William H. Biisbane. state treasurer ol Colorado, or a purse ot $1,250, offered by the association. Uxoi ci te a^iid ule rie, Peters was the leading spirit in a score of the smallest millionaire in tho world to compel the payment a certain In the iir.-,t round Sullivan COSHOCTON, Ohio, Oct. 20.—Carl Vender, big enterprises. And was a baron in the isin,_ state warrant or Jjfo.OOO and also §5.000 who has made his own money, lumber and salt trad The assignment fouled Conley, and the referee gave the lat a German residing near Chili, this eounLy, DRAFTS TO ALL PARTS 4 ota dnmnaes. Th* treasurer had reused pay- covers millions of dollars'worth of property,,!' ter the light, shot his wi.e in the head with a doublebarreled Conley announced that he ural, meat ol thf warrantonadviceo.theattornev -dJ b- reachin- an will far in its effects. Meigs as walling to go on. In the second round shotgun. Two hours later Vender OF EUROPE, AND PASSAGE general that, it had been issued for an legal W ne THE far-reaching influence of a & Co of Grand llapi.ls and theFilth National hi'nsel. was lound in the wood's a mile and account. The matter involves the management a I a Bank of the second city are all interested in „„„.i t*~ continu„ „., »i._ •i_u"____i hall lrom his house dead with a gun shot TICKETS SOLD. JT used the tight, award'ng it wink was well illustrated a a Conneautville of the state finances by the Btate traasury the collapse. wound in his side. His wile is latal.y again to the New Yorker. Sullivan's b.tck- ring. ', (Pa.) fair the other day \vi unded. Domestic trouble caused the The engagement of Miss Winnie Davis, the __ 7""-,'w,V, ers lost heavily. Felix Vaquelm of New Lme .-'' Cornelia V. Miller and Priscilla Field were tragedy. "daughter the confederacy," to Alfred Orleans will challenge Conley. New when two strangers appeared on arrested charged with receiving stolen property Close Attention Given tc» Wilkinson o" Syracuse, N. which was announced -i pert) amounting to $150,000. They are the the scene and, with a sly wink, quietly less than six months ago. and which Collecting. wives ot London bankers styled Field & Co., cr"ated so great a surprise in all parts ol the •I INS" ^. -, -j The Wires Crossed.'^"*t called the attention of the agriculturists zVy Tho Female Suffrace Xestore««. who lailed a monlh ago with liabilities country, has been brokeif. Miss Davis has BOSTON, Oct. 20.—About o'clock this amounting to §500.000. The women ar- Siovx CITY, Iowa. .Special Telegram, Occ not bepn in good health 'or some time, and to a large number of bottles evening an electric light wire became Paul rested are said to have come to tlhis country ehe went abroad or the purposco recruiting 20.—Susan B. Anthony and Miss Anna in a basket labeled "cold tea." The with funds which should properly have been her health. Her trip was beneficial, but did crossed with a Western Union telegraph Shaw, lemalesufl rage advocates, held three Bnoilsn Arnica g-iT8 ', V, applied to the liquidiirlon^ol a portion ol the not restore her 'u ly to health. H^r mother wire, causing the burning out of the wires meetings in this city to-day, advocating wink did the business, and the "cold The best salve in the world for Cuts, debts of the insolvent *irm oints. and her intimate friends elt that under these running rom the tower to the switch-board universal suffrage. This alternoon they '•ruiaes Sort's, Ulcers. Salt Kheura, IIS tea" was soon bought up at fancy circumstances it would be best that the engagement The overland Etage was robbed eighteen in the operating room ot the Western Union spoke to a big crowd at the Peavy Grauo •fiver Sores, Tetter, clittppvd Hands, should hp broken. an«l this step miles north of Ukiah, Cal. The Wells. Fargo telegraph office. The wood work in the prices. I proved to be cold tea in ooera house. They are en route roin Central hilblaina. Corns, and ail -kin firupons, was most reluctantly taken by Miss Davis. & Co., treasure box and the United States tower caught lire, but was extinguished «'t id foil South Dakota totiie Black Ilills, where On the other hand some o'Mr. Wilkinson's aad positively cur-» Piles or no fact, and nothing more, but when the mail sacks were taken. While the TO liber with slight amage. Ths loss ot the wires lriends are of the opinion that the recent reverses they will spend the rema.ning time until required. It ig guaranteed togiv» in. was cutting the mail Racks open Driver McDonald completely isolated the Boston office, and discovery was made the young ni^n of hi* amily, his moderate income, electior talking in favor ot the amendmen rfect satisfaction, or money refund' snapped a pistol at him, butit would and the still more recent burning o- the old communication was not restored until ader to be voted on in that state this lali. In ai had "tipped each other the wink" not go off, The robber retreated and tired I. Price 25- eeats per box. Sold n» a homestpod, had some, weight in shaping Mia? 10 o'clock, when one or two wires to Newinterview to-day Mi-s Ai.thony expns-se two shots at the driver, neither of which 8 Winnie's vision. j-"V York were obtained.^ The damage cannot the belief that The amendment would carrj lit*- betjiven to-nigbt. $$& %$&•%$ by a good majority. ._u. a..jr.'7fta..,