Bloomington Progress, Bloomington, Monroe County, 7 November 1894 — Page 2

Republican Progress.

BLOOM1NQTON, IND. W. A. OABR - Editor and pabttaticra, EVENTS OF INTEREST THAT OCCURRED DURING PAST WEEK. THE The Strainer Walrapa (iocs Down In the I'm l ie Ocean- The British Consulate at ra'iio.t Seized public Debt StatrmentVrlze right Wo m Foal. WKECK OF THE IVA1KA1M. One Hundred anil Eleven Persons Drowued. GvdneyiN. S. W. special: Further pat viculura of the wreck ol tho stoame'vWirajKi, on Carrier Island, have been received hero. The vessel struck on tne .MfK3 at midnight. 1 he sea was very rous-h and the nig-ht very dark. All o.' the passengers were in bed. As soon as the ship struck, the life belts wero servei out to the passengers. amone who n although fully aware of tnctr danger, the:e was no. panic. An attempt was made to launch the lire boats, but the sea was so heavy that several of - the boits were capsized and many person wero urowneu. homo uecceied in getting' ashore by means ot linos sent to the mam land and at tached to ra ts. Seas broke over the ship swecuing a great many passengers from the bridge, upon which they had crowded. Other passengers and some of the crow took refuge in tho rigging. At daylight two men swam ashore with lines and the sur. Ivors wero landed. Two pessengers were drowned by losing their hold on the line. The sur vivors were very scantily clotned. and remained upon the rock i thirty hours subsisting upon oranges that bad been washed ashore from the wreelc, which was rapidly going to p eces. The un fortunates were finally dis overed by Maori boats, and with tneir assistance "tluv were rescued and made comforta ble. One account says Capt. Macintosh, with twenty-three of his crew and 111 passengors wero drowned. Another ac. oun: says that eighty-one passengers and forty of the crew were saved and iam'cd at Auckland and that twenty of tfte crew and fifty-eight pa.sengers were drowned. MUST STAT OCT. Little Expectation That Germany Will BuioT the Cattle Embargo. There is little reason now to expect that the German Government will relax the new order prohibiting the importations of American cattle and fresh beef and probably the matter will so tie down to a question of endurance between German sugar and American beef. Ambassador Kunyan presented Secretary Gresham's protest to the German Foreign Minister and accompanied it with a promise that the President will recommend to Congress an amendment to the sugar schedules of the tariff act in the line of removing the inferential duty which is the cause of the German complaint of discrimination. Anparentlv his representations made liitle impression, for Runran cab'ed that the German Minister disclaimed any idea of retaliation, and assured him the prohibition of our cattle was based solely on sanitary reason?. WoB a FouL The figbt between Jim Daly of Buffalo, and Jack Slavin of Australia, at Buffalo, N. V., was given to Daly, on a foul in the seventh round. The decision was very unsatisfactory. Slavin was finely trained, while Daly was manifestly out of condition. Before the bout began the referee, after consulting both fighters, said it was agreed not to strike any blows in the breakaway after a clinch. This is contrary to 'neensburv rules, under which the men were supposed to light. In the seventh, when Slavin had the best of it, tho referee gave the light to Daly on an alleged foul committed while the men were breaking away alter a clinch. Public Ueht Statement. The monthly Treasury statement shows total receipts during October, 81!','3n,240: disbursements, 32,61 ,039, leaving a deficit for the month of 913,- ?,; 6s, and for the four months of the present fiscal year of 1-MS3.,850. Of the receipts for October $11,852,118 was from diatoms, $(,493,439 from internal revenue, and $683,633 trom miscellaneous sources. Of the expenditures, 911,053,357 was for pensions. Public debt, October 31, less cash in the Treasury. 8911,327.471: increase of debt for the month, 13,&c0.574. Prisoners Break JalL Taylor Robbins and Edward Winchester he'd on charges of grand larceny, and Thomas Riley, arrested for forgery, broke il at Lafayette, Ind. They sawed a bar off the door leading into the corridor, and when the assistant turnkey came in they overpowered him and locked him in the corridor, after which they escaped. Sheriff Gaddis offers ?5C0 reward for their return, Captured the Consul. Victoria (B. C.i special: The flagship, Royal Arthur, and four other ships of the t'ritish squadron, have been ordered to Calloa at once. The British consulate at that place has been ttkeo possession of by revolutionists and the consul made a prisoner. HU wife and daughter were killed and the consulate burned to the ground. Tries to Form a Ministry. Ma 1 rid special: At the request of tho Queen regent Sonor Sagasta had another i onferen e with Senor Garaaio and several otbe. S, who promised to co-operate with the Premier in the formation of a ministry. It is believed that Henor Moret will remain at the bead of the foreign a"airs department. An Engine Explodes. The engine at T. Z Linder's ginnery, two miles from Hartwell, Ga., exploded, .lames Wilson and Ed. Evans were killed. rates Setae Case of Petroleum. The Italian bark Scutolo, Capt. Starita, from Philadelphia September 21 for Naples, has been boarded by pirates off Morro Nuevo, Africa, who plundered the vessel and escaped with l. 00 boxes of petroleum. American Japs Contribute. Japanese resident of the Padflo coast have recently remitted to the War Department at Tokto S 000 to be nsedln tne 1 rosont campaign against China. Another Si'VWO will be sent next week, and perlwii. -:S.I remittances will be sent as Ions as tho war lasts. Flee Mansled by a Train. A trogoo containing a party returning ?r..m a dance was struck by a Bis Four Trarn near Lebanon, Ind,. Ennday morn1 -. and Sve of the merry -m alien were t. :'.-;. The dead were: Gertrude Davis, (,r.e Davis, Tt-nna George, Carl Go wans. May HcDanieL Assets of 2,000,000. J. J Btetbman, ot Denver, who has made an assignment fcr the benefit of his ered1 or, says that his liabilities will probably amount to 8730,000 and his creditors are amply secured. Ills asset are estimated at 2,000,000 Aeatai of Mercler. Ex-Premier Mercler died at Montreal Tuejday morning. Mercler was in some respects one of the ablest men Canada ha produced for many a day. Be was born In 1840 la the village of IvervUle. Province of Qutiboc Obto Town Wiped Oat by Fire, Th town of RUIng Bun, In Wood County. Ohio. b boon totally dootroyod by BUIailu --xl.tioael (.(ft

BOXMEN LOOT A HANK. Get (110,000 to 020,000 from the Farmers' National at Malvern, Iowa. .The Farmers' National Hank of Malvorn, Iowa, was wrockod and loo tod about 3 o'clock tlio other morning. The vuult and safes insldo of tho vault were blown to pieces, the concussion complotply wrecking tho Inside fixtures of tho building. Three distinct explosions wero beard, tho third awnkenins residents in Urn nolshborhood, who arose anrt ropalrod to tho seem', but did not arrive until tho robbers had fled. Some of the money was found In tho street and some bills and securities wore found In the debris by tho bank officials. It Is estimated that tho robbers not between 810,000 and 20,0)0. Tho country is being searched for mile around for tho robhers. Tho bank ofllcers statu that tho depositor. wilt loso uothinR, the bank sustaining all tho loss. SlU.VK CROP OF HAWAII. The Outlook tor 180.1 Is S ild to Ho Very (ootl. The outlo k for the Hawaiian sugar crop of 1895 is very flattering. For several yoars this Ind m try has been In depressed condition. This has bona due In part to successive soasom of drought. The dry seasons havo taught tho suiar- growers a lesson. Immense reservoirs for tho storage ot water havo been built In tho mountains, where tho rainfall It always very heavy. From those reservoirs tho water is conducted In pipes to the plantations across hills und sandy plains. In some cases as far as forty miles. The Hawaiian Commercial and Suar Company has expended nearly S15t,000 in tbo development of Its wa;er supply this year. Tho su jar crop of 1805 will bo :rln to come into tho market very scon and Is estimated at 130,000 tons. DIED IN A F1UE BOX. Sixteen Humans Burned to a Crisp In a Seattle Hotel. At Seattle, Washington, sixteen persons ten men, three women, and threo children wero burned to doath In the West Street Hotel Saturday morning. Thirteen hodie havo been identified. The financial loss is loss than $20,000, well Insured. Tho firo was undoubtedly caused by the explosion of a lamp in tho kitchen, Tho proprietor's son was arousod by the noise of the explosion about 1 o'clock, but before he could Investigate the flames bad spread all through tho house. The corrugated Iron sboetin; kept the flames hid until nearly tho whole intorfor was a furnace. The thin partitions wero of resinous pine covered with cheesecloth and burned furi

ously. HEMP TAKES FIRE. Big Blaze Rages In the Decries; Com pany's Warehouse, A destructive lire raged an hour Friday morning In a large three-story brick warohotise belonging to the William Peering company, near Chicago. Tho 11 to started in a room filled with hemp, out ot which twine for the bindors la made. Tho stuff burned like Under and the whole ware house was soon in flames. Besldo tbo bemp the building contained much ma chinery, and It was almost totally destroyed. The loss on building and con tents will probably reach $50,000. No cause has yet been assigned tor tho origin of tho fire, but even aspark in the hemprom could have caused it The theory of spontaneous combustion was advanced by many who.kneit the surroundings. SHOOTS A CLAIM-JUMPER. Plucky Bliss Agnes Jones Defends Her Property in Oklahoma with a Gun. Miss Agnes Jones, who has enterei a tract of land several miles north of Ferry. O. T shot Sam Bartoll tbroa times and several other shots were fired which mlsseJ tho mark. It seems that Bartcll had jumped Miss Jonos' claim while she was away from home, and had taken posses sion of her housi 0 1 her arrival at homo Miss Jones told Kartell to vacate her house. which he refused to d, a:.d Miss Jones shv't at Bartell six limos, three shots tak ing effect and wounding llarteli soriouIy If not fatally. Kartell shot at Miss Jones once, but failed to hit bet Bartell asked to be carried from tho claim as soon as he was shot LOW PRICE Of COTTON. Estimates that It Will Coil the South Over 800,000,000 This Year. The decline in tho price of cotton, going on now for more than a year, but accen tuated within tho Inst six weeks, has been watchod with Interest by dealers, They generally are of the opinion that tho drop lu the price has already cost the South, taking the difference between valuo) a year ago and what they aro to-day, on tho estimated crop of 0,000.030 halo, tho tidy liltlo sum of UJ,0J'J,O)J In round numbers. If the crop tarns out 10,000,000 bulos, as many believe, the shrinkage and loss will measure up to $100,003,000. Three Ilvrs Wiped Oat. White caps have bean a terror in Eovler County, Ten a., and never mot Ith any re sistance until Thursday nl?ht, when t o of their number were killed by a young farmer, who was him-cit killed by the white caps. A farmer received a uoilco that on that nl-'ht he wnuld ho visited and whipped by the white cam He told a few friends, v-h'i agreed to como and st-iy with him, One ot them, Elijah Helton, left bis home about dark, riding a horse and carrying a double-barreled shotgun. On bis way he met about twenty men on horseback who began a qnarrel with him, which led to both sides firing. Helton was riddled with i istol bullets. LyinT near him dead wem Lube Latham and Isaac Keeblor, two of the white cats. On the white caps r or.! found pistols and masks, tho pistols having some empty chambers Helton had been robbed of $100, which he had just borrowe 1 In Sevierrllle, where ho had also borrowed the shotgun. Caprlvl Steps Ont. Chancellor von Caprlvl has handed his resignation to tho Emperor. Count zu Etiluoburg, rrosldont of the Minis terial council, has also reigned. Dr. Miquel, Prussian i'lnauco Minister, has been appointed President of the Council, and Prtnco vun Hobeniohe-t-billliigsrurst, Gov ernor of Alsace-Lorraine, has been rflered the chancellorship, l'efore nflerin ; tlin chancellorship to rrinco rohenlohc, Emperor William consulted with the envoys from Bavaria, Wurtembori, Saxony, and Baden. It la reported that Prince Uohenlohe docllnod the office owinr to his age. 3 ho Emperor has summoned General Count WnMorseo, the political soldier who was conspicuous In the final Intri'juos against Bismarck. Tho genera! Inference is that bo intonds to n ako him Caprlvt's Macces-or. Charged with Robbery. Frank Kline, son of ex-C'i y Marshal Kline, ot Tho Dalles, Ore., and Otis ravage, whoso father was circuit' Judge for many years, havo been arrested for tho Pacific Express robbery of SH.000, All but 400 was recovered Five thousand dollars was found in tho houso of tho cx-Murshal. The arrest has caused a tremondous sen sation. Albert Townsond Arrested for Forgery Albort Townscnd. who has numerous aliases, has been arrosted at lien ver on tho chargo of forgnry. which he Is alleged to havo committed In Colorado, Utah, Ne braska, Texas, California und Now York. During his stay In Colorado be courted and married a wealthy widow of Orceicy. and when arrested was sounding bis honeymoon. Embargo Is Extended. Tho prohibition against the landing ot American cattle unt American dressed meat announced by a docreo of th Ham burg Senate on Saturday last, has been ex tended to every port of Germany. Mexico to IMve an Exposition, There is a scheme on toot at tin City of Mexico, for an exposition of Helnlitm and Americana It is claimed that this exposition will be the legal successor of tho mid winter fair of San Francisco. Robber Use Dynamite. The post office at Koarl ig Springs, Pa., was looted by thieves. The office safe was blown open with dynamite and 813,000 In tamps and cash, and money orders amounting to fl.3 stolen. Bold Uavlight Robbery. On of tho moit poouliar robborloi the Chicago police have yot hu1 to Investigate WUHM fUtfdKy hltefnOOt!. At SiW

o'clock, according to tho story told, a

man carrying a ploco of lend wastoplpo two and a half foot long and six inches in circumference walked Into tho oilico of tho Brethauor Watch and Jewelry Company on tho second floor o No. 71 Washington street. Accompanying this individual was a youug man armed with a big gun. These two men laid violent hands uiiou tho porson of G. W. Ilrothauor, Jr., an considerately leaving the outer door open for him so that ho could breathe shut him In tho vault Wbon Brethauor got out the oilico had been looted of ovory thing valuable tho thloves showing a nice discrimination In tho matter. Tho loss is suld to bo $11,000. As t souvenir they left bohind that extraordl nary piece of lead pipe and it Is worrying tho police. If, as they think, tho robbery was committed by experts tboy want to know why thoy carried twelvo pounds of load through tho public streets when billies are so choap and concouluble. SEVEN KILLED 11V SMOKE. Occnpants of a New York Building Are Siiffocnteil to Death During a Fire. Fcven i eoplo wero smothered to death by smoke In a tenement-house Ore at .'It! West Thirty-second stroot, Now York Another woman jumped from a thirdstory window ant) will die. Tho flro came suddenly and cut off all escape by tho stairways. In tho excitement everybody looked to his or her own safety, and rushod down the lire escape. The followtni perished lu tha building: George Fried man, 4 years; Lovy Friedman, 3 your a Annie Appleblatt. i'l years; Lena Mitchell, 24 years; Margaret Kllllan. TO years: Jacob Kllllan, her son, 40 yoars- George Lovy, Mrs. htllian s grandson, 20 yoars. years, Lena Friedman, mother of tho dead Rltlldran. jumped from tho third-story win dow. She was badly crushed and mangled and will die. T.io houso is a five-story brick tenement, the grouud floor being occupiod by a grocer mid the uppei stories being arranged with front and rear apartment?. There wore seven families in the houso. The otily meant of exit for the people is by means of a stairway, narrow and dark, which runs directly up through tho center of tho building. Before xhey wero thoroughly arousod tbo flames shot up through tho air shafts and hall' ways, licking tbo wood-work titd cut tiug oil the escapo of the tenants By the time the firemen came the Inmates wero In a stat-3 of hopeless panic. 6on.o of them mado thoir way to tho root and escaped to adjoining houses. Othors appeared at windows surrounded by flames aud crying pltcously for aid. A great crowd gathered In tho street below, tin ablo to extend any relief to the panicstricken victims, Thts3 imprisoned per sons who did not loso thoir heads climbed out ou the firo escapes, and some or them reached tho ground in this way. Tho fire was extinguished soon after tho hoso was turnod on, and though the work of rescue was prosecuted with zeal from tho instant the firemen arrived on tho scono, they wore too late. Tho damage to tho house will not oxcood 82,000. DEES MAY GO BY MAIL San Salvador Honor-Makers Admissible in Sample Lots. The International Bureau of the Universal Postal Union at Berne, Switzerland, has officially announced that tho postal administration of Salvador give? circula tion la its malls to packages containing iivo bees. Consequently pncka?es of live bees will bo admitted as "samples" to the mails hereafter dispatched from this coun try to tho republic of Salvador, provided they ttro properly packed. Two Sticks Is Found Guilty. Tbo jurv in tho Two Micks case at Deadwood, D, rendered a verdict ot guilty Two Sticks is tho Sioux Indian sup posed to have been the instigator as well us one of tho perpetrators of tho niurdei of the four cowboys at Humphroy & ttur.Ms' ranch Foil 3. 1891 Of too other four In.llans Implicated one 1 dead, an other, Too Too. Is In tho penitentiary, and tho remaining two havo pleaded guilty to manslaughter. Shoots and Kills His Son, At Columbus, Ohio, John Dougherty and George Carley became Involved in a quar rel and prepared to light It out. Dough erty had a (loublo-barrolod shot-un ami Carley a revolver, Poujborty's gun was discharged in some way and tho charge took effect In the breast of his 5-ycar-old son, ktllln.; liitn almost Instantly. Dougherty says tho guu was discharged accidentally, Both men arc under arrest Bold Bandits In China. Chinese papers received by steamer contain accounts of numerous outrages by bandits and pirates in the Orient. Two hundred men, mado dusperato by the loss of crops and homos In the recent overflow ot the Llao Iiiver, have established a reign of terror. By tboso raids they have socured several boats, with which they carry ou operations on tho w ater. Municipal War On. A great municipal war Is on at Toledo. Ohio, and demands aro being made for an Investigation of all the city dopartmonts. The Mayor and City Auditor are at lo;sorboiid, una cucb intimates all sorts ot disclosures in connection with the other. The Council and Board of Aldermen havo demanded an examination of all departments, the Mayor's IncIuUod, Charged with Sedition. E F. Talley, editor of the I'ooplo's Advocate a Populist nowxpapor isstied at Klpley, Tcnn., was arrested i n the charu of sedition, growing out of the rubllcutlon of au articlo in tho last Issue of that )ar.6r. Editor Tnllcy was arraigued before a magistrate, waived a preliminary examination, and was admlttod to ball uuder S2.50Q bond. Killed by Dynamite. A large Hungarian boarding house at Laurel Kun, near Wilkosbarro, Pa, was blown to atoms ly dynamiters m '.a o'clock funday morning and three of tho inmatos wero killed outright, four fatally injured and a half dozen seriously hurt. The wounded wore robbo I. Routed the Chlnoso. Later dlspatchei from tho Yaln Rivor show that in the battle fought between the Chinese aud Japanese, 3,5.0 Chlnoso troops of all arms w ere utterly routed. SIAKliET QUOTATIONS, CHICAGO. Cattle Common to Prime.... $3 Hnn Shipping tirades i Sheep Fair to Choice 2 Wheat No. a Bed 75 m fl 31 00 ci 6 (I I 00 eS a 50 tl 2) 12 CotiN No. 2 3 i(i Oath No. 2 2T & BYK No. 1 47 (ft Butter Choice Creamery...., m SEotiS- Fresh 17.'-ftiJ 1'OTATOEK Car-lots, per bu 00 t4 INDIANAPOLIS. S3 it) irt 2Js 18a 0j Cattle- Shipping 3 Hock Choice L:ht 4 Shkep Cominou to Primo a Whkat No. i lied 00 0 5 78 HO tt 5 00 ID SIM 41) VS V lOBH So. ! WllltC Oats -No. 2 White ST. i.mrts. m 0 mi ai t- H2 Cattle i Il0'i it Wiicat No. I lied 00 vi c 75 lie 4 75 48 m 18H40 $ 4 2H t3 29 411 Hi M COKN Ko. 2 OA No. 2. BYE No. 2 outturn ati. Cattj.e 110 (5 6 60 HOfiS 1 0!) il 4 75 Hhkep soo tsao Wheat No. 2 Bed n 3 ta Conx No. - mixed to & 60' oatn-Xo. 8 Micd M 32:3 Utfi.g, Z.. W Ml DETROIT. Cattle 2 Hons 4 Sheep 2 Wheat-No. 2 White , C'OBN No. 2 Yellow Oats Ko. 2 White TOLEDO. Wheat No. 2 Red ConN-No. j Yellow Oath -No. White ItYK-No. 2 HIWALO. Wheat No. 1 White No. 2 lUd Conn No. 2 Yellow Oats No. 2 White " MILWAUKEE. Wheat No. 2 Spring COBN No. 3 Oats No. 2 White Bablet No. 2 liYE No. 1 Fobs Mesa , JU 50 Vt 5 00 CO t( 4 73 Oil 2 75 to Hi W t.' 31 -Vi SO (HI'S 32 J si m n ts at ri18 10 lit & ft iS 3l VS MVj3 03 D2 :.1 60 68 t6 31 Jj 65 6 62'a 31 H 65 02 19 81 63 & 4'J (3 (0 76 &U 23 NKn ltlHK. Cattle 8 00 (S 6 60 nous 6U IS n -ii 00 s a as SHEET- 2 Whkat-No- a Hod COBN -No, J Oath -White Weittom gui'iKB t-rwiiory,,,, , illttiMitiinin 61) ' 83 & IT 60!8 1'J n

DEATH OF THE CZAR

tiULER OF ALL THE RUSSIAS HAS PASSED AWAY, t'rovnkod Heads Outlier About the Ittor of tho Head Emperor End of Weeks ol Ai-xlety Something About the Career of the Great Iluler. Knssla Mourns Her Loss, Doath has claitno I Alo.vtvrlor HI., Cit: of Russia. 'J he o.d came pjaco'ttl'y at 3 o'clock lhmday afterno m. Vor woi ks it has l - ii kiv-u that his llncsM ( ould havo o ly u fatal ending, and tho world is not unprepared to lienr that Iho litnise of liom tt.off has suffered 1 orenvement. Tho news oi ho l . a:''s doath, although oxrectod ovory moment fo.- tho la-t- tv 1 weeks, has caused confusio:i approaching eon--teri ation thro ghoul Knrope. Nobody believed fl at ho could lecover, but every lu dy thought ho would before his death sotile. finally tho question of tho succession. Kussia tn urns f r tho monarch that is no more, for ho seo 1 s to have had Iho go.ul will of his pcoplo. As to the KICIIOLAi. Tilt C'AllOW tr. Who now becomes Kmperjr of Ru-isla. mourninsr of the other scvereierns wc 1, that is a f. ncti ?n like any t or functio.;. They ar. tv ndoring- with the ro-t r f the world what t ie e:"o l of tho Czar's i 02th will be in Euii e. Poss b'y the C arowitz won t succeed ais latner. n ore likely h will. The V: arowiu aud l'rineoss Alix. who is tho granddaughter of Queen wctoria tiiroutrh one of tho liottv Ceiman princes, woro to hitve been wedded thlt; week. Tho marriage was desired by tho Oar. anl had ho lived a few days longer it w. uld havo ta':o 1 llaco. 'J ho Czarowitz is timior German inlluenco a:xl his aeeession to tho throno i- assume. I to forliodo ill to 1 rnnco, which has had an enlitrhtoncd iriend 111 Alexander 111. Yet Franco will iiroliablv be calm, Eocuro in tlio Ivliof that there can ho 110 la?tini all anee between Kussia on iho one hand and ticrmany and En-g-iana on tno otno;-. uhootor suecooils to the throno will be bound to follow out C'z.ar Alexander I .V policy of completing tho trans-Siberian road to Vladivos tok on tie Faci'V; of extending lnssia s lu lindanes along tho Chine e. f:ontier, a.i3 of combating Knglish ailvanc s in Afghanistan. So ther i-t more probability of a eollision in the tituio t- an of a e lose allian.o l etvvoon l Ut'sii: ami Knt land. As to Cormany, a friendly eo ; nu.-rial trt aty bus already bo j:i entoro I into, b t Kusn n : latesnian -1 i ) vo 11 never permit a ponrEncnt aili nee hicli wt ul:l cast t'usia in t! o shado, as Austria a id Italy are t a?t in tu ihadow by iho triple allian ce. Ilelt;ii;nl Thirteen Year?. It is thit toan years sinco Alexander II. was a sas i :u'ed in the gt roots of St. 1'etersb. i'g. lilt son aud successor has li ed a .ifb of se.-!usion, surround ed by 1 loiters and constiirat irs, perha; s wondo. ing wht tiicr t'-e bitter jest of tbo nihilists that he would bo VonnittoJ'- to die in his bed wt utd como trus. liuiiior; of poison have marked his last illtiois, but whether tiiat bo true o not the shad- ws whi-'h havo huntrt vor him c uhl not havo been darltor if open attempts had D..011 matlo on ills nie. Ot t o late KmJ.ero. 's KIic,r at homo the outside world is not competent to ju.lgo iin; artittlty. Yot the .civs havo been 1 ersecutod Willi ai) tho ardor of a "conseionii-ms'' eovere.ign, other se. ts havo been driven on; r silenced and religioin irso!Ut en ha , roui'isl.ed a? it only can fiour:ish undor a bigoteii autocrat. As to tl time -to policy, tlio Kus.-iin nco 'o nlono aro fitted to say whether tlio tVar's rtiir:i ha boon pjjocd -no. Ot Alexand-jf s foreii-n colicv lntellijjout ;iulruoiit o.:ii lo foimod, and there wiit I liuio dispni.it 'on to withhold priiiso. Ifo has tin - uestionablv tave 1 the peace of Kur.iiio i heu it wai threatened. I s friendship for franco ha-i bje:: firm, vol discreet, and has operated ai a -hck on that volat.lo nation, li is attitude to arc! the triple atlian o of Ciormauy, Austria and Italy, whlo not pointedly antagonistic, has b on clear and ha; sh iw:i that no c mibination of ixnvo"s would b3 vermitted to domince iont iuntal Kuropc. Alexander's do.:th ttinv !-,:is 011 com plications that havo been arising. It u.ay strengthen the fici-man inlluoiico in lttissia aim l.eln to late 1 1 ante. yet it is toofo:)n to guess what its f 11 t-IToet will ba. Cormanv a::d Ku-sia are ti it ; a.unil allies' and Franco knows it. Frarkfl from tlio Wire. Mexico plans a world's fair. S X ie; -housos burnol at Larorto. Ind. l o s, s.00.. f.IM.IAN HfSSKLI. has reached Now York from London. l'-;;r.ST liros caused boavv lo ses near Corinth, Miss. Mils. ClTllF.RIXE VAVrv. nanA AS. starved to death at Kalamazoo. .Mich, A RKWAIill of ,2.".ll a Iin::f1. rtn-ul ni nlivO, is offero 1 for tho Cook gang of despM'ud os in Indian Torrito-y. JtillN Ki VKS. a traveling salesman of Tes Moiuos, Iowa, en led his life with pois -n at Sedalia, Mo. M-'.' is K-t cmi.ioyed to load a cotton steamo at Xo.v ( cleans wero moblu-d by nni in uioii. S'ix men woro seriously wo; ndo-.l. ( i',i;.fss will lc askod to oithni- r-n-pa'p or lomovo th unsightly a d ts ffrosional eMiv.-tery. TtVtJ tJKt'K StowHl-ds On tho Rt.r-nmop L- o tnia wero attacked with amnil.nnv on the la-t voyngj. They aro detained at 'ew York. A FitKitill-i' an-1 o n.trnction f.i-nin coilule l n tih- Peiinsyh ania Uoad at C'rnvdon. I'a , and S. I ow iy .1. McXelly and Frank !-totio wuro 'killed and niuo men in oro.l. This nml That. Mush: festivals in Cincinnati cost on average $(",' vM, Tin-: black diamond is so hard that it cannot lie polished A woman lloats upon water with more case than a mai. Whknkvkh you speak evil of another yt ii are sure lo hurt your. elf. N.i man can pass into eternity, for he is alivady in it. Cunou Farra : "S i'ANii up for .lesus ' in your heart and life as well as with your tongue. Mom; than J , U rins of snow crystals have been observed and cop ed. The heaviest ivojds aro pomegranate and lignum vit v, whi o cork is the lightest. Thk mean annual temi orattire of tho Arctic regions Is I clow 3o degrees Fahrenheit. Thk ano'ont Itt'iintin aid Oroeks woro wigs, and light hair was u 'uvorlU with them.

H00S1EE HAPl'BNXNOS

NEWS OF THE WEEK CONCISELY CONDENSED. What Oar Molgbbors are Doing-Ma tiers of Central nnd Iral Interest Marriageand Deaths Accidents and Crimea I'ronal I'olntors Aboat Indianlans. Alinor Stulo ltoms. An old lady named Howun fell in tiro at Madison und was probably fatally burned. Anderson's city schools havo reopened, tho diphtheria ntare having abated. Six largo ice houses nt Lagrange, were destroyed by an incendiary lire. Loss, 4t,M)0.' Wm. Mahrison was probably fatally injured in Howard County by tho explosion of a nowder flask. The Crawfordsvillo Telephone Company has begun putting in its system. Will be in operation by December 1. Osc.'ah K.i.i.iott's sawmill, four milonortheust of Columbt s, was burnod. rausiug a loss of -M.fXlO. with no insurance. A special passenger train crashed into u freight on the Xickel-plate road at Claypool. Mo one was hurt. Several cars demolished. The Kokomo police called the lire department out the other nitrht and had them drown a man out of a collar ot a house of ill fame which thoy were raiding. CHAKf.KS K. Weddlk aged 2-1. attempted to get aboard an incoming train on the Pennsylvania road at Orinoco, and fell beneath the wheels. He was instantly killed. Sevkhai. Eviinsvil e citizens havo brought big suits for damages against the Merchants' Mercantile Agency of Chicago, alleging that it published a "Credit Experience Guide,-' rating them as i nsvort hy of credit. Thk re- ort ssnt out from T.aporto that notices had been posted threatening to burn different places about the city has caused considerable trouble. The insurance companies are trying to cancel policies and raiso the rates. EiiWAiin (.'. Mii.i.KH. at the Muncit veneering works, accidentally stopped in a large vat of boiling water and was terribly scalded. He was res nod by another workman. The flesh on bis riirht leg to the knee was fairly cooke 1. .!. M. TKRKY, one of the oldest and best-known conductors on the i alio Shore A: Michigan r onthern railway, was killed east of Klkhart He was working about his train when lie was run over by it und instantly Killed, lie leaves a wife and three children lie had 1 eon employed on tho road nineteen years. .IV skph Miller, son of a farmer reBiding near Yorktotrn, attempted to loard a moving freight tra'n in An 'ergon, but lost his hold and felt under the train. JJotli legs were crushed and wero amputated below the knees by Dr. J. W. Hunt. Miller was taken to St. John's Hospital. His condition is regarded as very critical. ALICE RilANl-OS committed suicide in a Frank fort- hotel by taking morphine. She left a note to a married sister in Kokor.o explaining th:-t she had been intimate with a prominent man of that town. She l-eggeo :'or forgiveness, and closed herletterwith the following postscript: "The wages of sin is death and ivpentuneo comes too late.-' Albert Wilson was shot in the thigh by Hurt Needham. The young men were driving home from Cclina. Ohio, where thoy had 1 ecu (.'siting. Two miles north of I idkey they stopped to kill a squirrel, .".'cod ham fifed, the ball .-truck the tree, glanced oil and was buried in Wilson's left thigh. Wilson lives two miles we.t of Muncie and is badly injurc.l. EriWAKD Nkks and Mi Cronse worn Instantly killed by a train ut Keeisville. They wore in a wagon and going to mill. Tho ctossing is right in lho village and a view ot tho road is obstructed by storerooms. Tho traiu was the fast eastl ound Indianapolis c.-pre-sonthe Vnndaiia. It was three hours late and was running at a high rate of speed. The hors.s had cleared the track, but the wagon was squarely struck and smashed into splinters. The men both leave fami ies. Tin: re, ort of the Controller of the Currency regarding the condition ot the national banks of Indiana shows l hut, at the close o: business on Octo ber 2. tho fcverage reserve was 41.2' per cent., as against 3Q.1D per cent, on July IS. Loans and discounts increa-ed from .'it).!ui.i,07: to $:n,iifiT, tod: stocks and securities, fro n 2.;if",s.V.o to ,'!,- 01 1.017: gold coin from 'l.oiy.i'Mo .;(,. i'24,';ii: lawful money reserve from ti.l' 4,rl'4 to (!,22",7S7:indivi iual deposits from 2i',!ibr..l48to Si'.lKH'.itil. A liot'liLK tragedy occurred in the St. Joseph Ho.-pital at Fort Wayne. Hubert Alios and John Hodman, anItors, both over sixty years of age. occupied a large ward with four other old men, inmates of tho institution. Al'es is a very lo'.id snorer. Ho'lman procured a revolver, some time ago, and said that he would stop it. The other night Alios snored louder than usual and Hoffman, in a rage, fired at the sleeping man. The ball passed through bis head. Hoffman, realizing what he had done, then shot himself. MRS. JOSEPHINK Howard, aged ."" years, of Chicago, who since August 0 has been traveling over the . ot.ntry in search of her son Albert aged 14. formerly a Chicago newsboy, was struck by un east-pound freight train ou the Wabash Hail way in the western limits of Will ash. Tho woman who walked into Wabash lrom the cast, sat on a tie and was in a sturor, for she did not heed the locomotive's whistle, aud was thrown twenty feet. She was picked up an I taken to tho station, where it was found that her injuries were not dangerous. Tho woman has vnc eyo out. Thomas, tho !'-ycar-old son of Nancy Tuttlc, residing at- Wcstside, jumped from a -Jackson-street electric car, near White River bridge and fell down an embankment. His head struck a rock, crushing in iho skull till the brains ooi.ed out. He died instantly. Frank Layman met with' a peculiar accident at Sholbvvillo. He and another workman were engaged in driving a well and wero using a bar and chain, twisting the pipe. 11 soa r way the cli tin slipped und struck him oil the left side of tho head, tearing his ear entirely olT and rendering him unconscious for hours. Miss Ghace Spkakmax, fatally inrod in a natural gas oxplo ion ut Viarioii, died at nor home in New castle. Fikk destroyed the large livery barn on tho west side of the square ut Kuightstown, occupied by John T. Girly A !-ion. Seven horses, eight tons of hay, a half do en line buggies and carriages wero buriitd. I oss, $.:.M: insuran e l,iH)0. Loss on barn ; )(. The lire was supposed lo be of incendiary origin. It was the liist opportunity sinco the completion of tho water works plant that has been given to thoroughly test it. Four streams wore thrown on the Homes until the lire was extinguished with satisfactory result. A t ostlv mishap has occurred at Thonip oil's irreen glass bottle works. Gas City. The molten glass in the tank was allowed to get too hot and began leaking through the bottom l the tank into the air tunnel. The uliinn was given and efforts wore matic to chill tho hot glass with cold water. Hcforo it could b checked however, about forty tons of glass had run out. lilling und ruining the tiiunol under the tank and badly damaging the tank itself. The loss will aggregate more than -vl,0(K) and it will required the chsing of the factory for two weeks wh ie repairs are I cing made, lUi (HO,i:ha is l'luyiilg luivod .villi wine Around lhitvuW

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