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KRUGER TO VISIT ENGLAND. TruiiMvaal Kepubllr’H President Will Accept Mr. O'hamberlaiu's Invitation. London, Feb. 10.—Prefddent Kruger
PEARL BRYAN'S HAT
itii'.ht i.i’ s(HMT(<a nr.iii ncr, as *ne sam DDA\/r VO' IMP I A PICO shf did not want to iiu'riniiuatf hersolf, Dm/AVu TUUIyU L/\U!ElO
but she wan jKwitive Pearl Bryan wan
not inmxlered. She gave it an her theory '
Wealthy YonnB l-Hctv to Marry.
Fort WiTNE.Feb. 10.—The announcement of the eiiffiiftemeut of Miss (irace, only daughter of J. H. Bass, the million-
r r ii/i . n i j_iUM>uN, reu. iu.—xTf«uujui i\ruff»:r _ that Miss Bryan (lied from the use of * . * Forecast of What Congress Will Do 0 f tho Transvaal has lu-f-rptod thoinvi- More Mute Evidence In the Fort the drugs, and th two no .»disiH»s(Ki of Supposedly Unlucky Number Thirteen ^ter i iwhanh of tho Wabawh sh^nti r-x . .1 , i . « th(‘ Imkx- niiti cut flit hciui tn Leon .. .. ^ ‘ ‘ *
During the Present Week.
THE REVENUE TARIFF MEASURE.
Mny I5«* »» Clone Vote on Senator OttHy's Tltttion t«» KtM'omiiiit tieiieral I>«*lMite on tin* Free Coinage Subutitute For the lIoiiHe Ron«l Itiil C!hwe8 Totlay ftcsolution to C«*u**Hre AmbaHsatior Hityartl. Wabhisoton, Feb. 10. — Senator Quay’s resolution for the reeonimitnient of the revenue tariff bill to the committee on finance will probably reach a vote today. Senator Blanchard is announced to make a speech on the Monroe doctrine tomorrow. The Hansbrough resolution in regard to the distribution of seed by tho agricultural department will by agreement Vie taken up early this week, and it is the purpose of the committee on appropriations to get its bilLsupin rapid succession and out of t he way as soon as possible. Four of these bills save already been reported fn in committee and others will follow as si>eedily as the committee can turn them out after their passage by the house. There will be an effort to secure an adjournment from Thursday until Monday to permit the Pacific railroads committee to continue its hearings. The Republicans expect to get up the question of the senate reorganization toward the latter part of the week, and if they succeed this will consume considerable
time.
The interest in the Quay resolution is i enhanced by the knowledge that the vote will be very close. The Republic-
tation of Colonial Seer tary Chamber lain to come to England, accompanied by some members of the Transvaal ex-
Thomas Murder Case.
GIRL’S HEAD IS STILL MISSING,
Has No Terrors For Them,
the 1 m i,!y and cut off the head to keep I suspicion from fulling upon them.
Miss Hollingsworth will be kept un- ]
der surveillance and may bo taken to
“SKSW-s*. BURIAL OF WILLIAM H. ENGLISH. questioning, finally broke down and
late h’;,t night said th. t Miss Bryan was
here, was made yesterday. The nrosjssdive bride is one of the wealthiest marriageable young ladies in Indiana.™
Fiv«* \Voi2i**ii roifton«(i.
Indianapolis, Feb. 10.—Five women residing at li l-East Georgia street were
lUotMlstaiiied Ka/nr U«.|<),i£iii£ to •tnck- very bitter P ward her betrayer. aUU Eminent ITimncier's Uenmlns Lie In state Were found to bi suffering with symp-
In the Capitol Bntlilin:;—Mother ami tioms ofpoisoniug by I>r. Boo/, late last
night. The doctor thinks the water was
son Found In Wat Unit'" Trunk Kcarcelt when cautioned about taking the drug, a Hot.lit lint That the Kentucky Court- ns a" overdose Was fatal, raid, "l am
; goimr there to take the' drug and if it
Will Have Jurlmll. tlnn - I »' kills me he will swing for it. He is ro-
Daughter I nitetl After Nlm , t«-«*n Yphth’
tlic sight of Thrtr Mctini'a I6.,ii.v. spoils’.hie f, r my couditiou and should
I be punished.” A ^l.-ir
Separation Dratli of Editor Frysin^er COV6T
of t)i«* Hrou iihIowii Runner—Note*.
contaminated. All will probably re-
PttESIDKNT KRITiElt. ecutive, to act as a commission. I’robably a special session of the volksraad will be called to grant a formal sanction and to nominate a commission. Hon. Cecil Rhodes’ sister sailed for Capetown on board the Norman Castle from Southampton on Saturday. Captain Rh isles came from London to bid her farewell, but he denied any knowledge of his brother Cecil’s movements. It w. s reported that Ceeil Rhodes had at the last moment engaged a cabin. Great i xcitement was caused by this report, but he was not even seen on board the steamer.
Hungary at Wakarussu
Cincinnati, Feb. 10.—All yesterday I "'After making this confession Miss i Farmland, Ind., Feb. 10. — This Elkhart, Ind., Feb. 10.—The genthe detectives from three cities wen Hollingsworth buried her face in her town has a club of young women who* eral store of Martin Lonoke at Wakarusa busily hunting the missing links in the | hands and began to cry. She said she 1 an-uqt a bit superstitious. Tbemember- was burglari/ed yesterday. Among the chain of circumstances by which thi I knew she was iiicriimiiatin.ir herelf, but s hip is restricted to 18, and tin name ol booty carried off by the robbers was n
f-v' bt*"»"ijsisrss t , be shaped into perfeet evidence. All quences. club.” Among tint duties proscribed clew, search for the head has been fruitless.] INJURED" IN A" COLLISION by the laws is that of kissing 13 (or though made by hundreds of volunteers ‘ more) different young men each month; 1
"•" ,1 — —* ! —- Several I’asneiiircrs lliully Hurl llvrause to never never niiin’y until 13 projsisals Will Trv to Itevelop a ItrltHh .1 oliannrsi-
CECIL RHODES’ PLANS.
Perinittefl to \ lHit JolmnnrfthurK. London, Feb. 10.—A dispatch to The Times from Capetown aays: Tho members of the reform committee, who are undergoing irial at Pretoria, were permitted to visit Johannesburg from Fri-
day until today.
WANTED IN ILLINOIS.
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ans expect to poll their full vote of 44 members for recommittal, anil hope they may get a vote or two from tho Democratic side. This claim is. however, [vigorously rente ted by tie i eun,"iats. ^who say they will have a full Demo , cratic and Populist vote against the
nruDOsition nuriclar In t!ie Dayton Jail lili'iitIni-il by ^ * j a Kossville Banker. I •’"•«ra'»...e In tb. Hnase. . DaytoNi 0 , Feb. ,0.-T. J. Campbell, The general debate on the free coinage. x , . . . substitute for the bind bill, which was ] Pr»’^ent of the Uty National bank of discussed day and night for four days! Ressville, Ills., is in the city looking up in the house last week, will close today. ! Di<’k Howard, who was recently arrest It is the potieral expectation that a vote «1 in Louisville, and is now confined in will be reached some time tomorrow. ■ j* 1 '! here on the charge of safe burglary. As to the result there is nosort of doubt, | Campbell identified Howard as the man Mr Dingley’a motion to nonconcur and through whose instrumentality the I-t on the house bill will carry by a bank was robbed of 110,000 in 1M)4. Mr. 'Xt majority, probably exceeding' 100 if Campbell states that they knew that J V t, ,,, , ,■ ; Howard was implicated, but that they th-re is a fill! ho,‘s,.. It is not believed hurt ^ uurt ,,!<.**, locate him, and but ttat Mr. Onsn s motion to coneur iu the r ooenWy Iciirned of his arrest. In the ftvt* toinage Hubstitute will muster nver ev(M1 (; that a case 1h not made against 10o votes. If ait opportnniti is given Howard here, he will be taken to Ross-
to concur m the last three si-etions '1
the bill—to redeem greenbacks iu gold , ’ Or silver at the option of the government Drownni in siKbt of Help, to coin the seigniorage and to retire ; Middletown, N. Y., Feb. 10.—Peter notional bank iioti s < t r. less donomina £,. Atkins of tliis city took Maud Kelly, tion than $10 the vote may be close, .,^,,,1 23, out driving Saturday night. In but ,t is thought that parliamentary ; Hie darkness Atkins drove off the road
into a flo.nl.sl meadow. The water was
on the main proposition. The resolution to censure Mr. Bayard can be Koseuted at any time during the week, but it may be withheld until the pending appropriation bills are out of the
way.
»«• Semi-MitItary Organlcstipn. t Washington, Feb. 10.—A new na- ; tional semi-military organization has fsAeen form ’d here by General Madillon, of the Union Veterans’ onion
nine feet deep and the two stood on t’ seat of the wagon calling for help. A Frenchman named Baupre went to t te.r assistance with a lantern, hut was unable to reach them. The two succumbed to the intense cold and both sank be neath the flood after an hour’s suffering. Their bodies were recovered lust uight. Die In h Ile1i|{iuiiH Frenzy,
And ages a strong spirit of Americanism turned over to religion. The mooting ^Vith a special view to rigid enforce- goes on every day and night. Men and rnent of the Monroe doctrine. j women faint iu their enthusiasm, and a
! man and woman have died while shout-
NOT WANTED IN MEXICO. ; jii^. From miles around the people
: flock to the meeting. Men who never
i»mi stewurt'K riiitin»tic Party Must Keep before attenileil churcli have joined and
begun preaching.
as well ns detectives.
A very material additiou tothednml | 01 '" l Lii«in.-i i ■> Nci5iii;,-iii-e.^ have been received, and then the wedwitnesses of tho deed was discovexed ! Hannibal, Mo., l‘eb. 10. Fifteen ,ii U g djiy mU gt be the 13thof the month; late lust night. Detectives Grim anil I^rsoDs wore more or less seriously hurt to entertain guest* on the 13th with 13 Witte found the girl’s hat In it was u and one, Miss M. Whitley of Quincy, seated at each table. However, owing bloody handkerchief and'a big stone tel IUh ’ it^fe^reilcanii.itns’ovcr.nsthen" to the uncertainty of human affaiis keep it from being blown away It wiu Bnlt of a fodisicn yesterday afternoon and the liability of breaking the first found in an angle between the For. near a tunnel one mife north of this two rales noted the penalty for then Thomua electric railway mid the Chesa | ri ty- A Wabash stock train, which delation is probablyvery light, peak© and Ohio railroad southeast ol had just emerged from the tunnel, wife l•'illlls iirr Trunut iinshuiitL Newport, Ky. 1 struck a St. Louis, Keokuk and North- Ckawforvdsille, Ind., Feb. 10.— The mystery of the whereabouts ol j ^'’’atefn passengortruin, crushing in the Four mouths ago J. Hiram Robinson of the girl on Thursday night, Jan. 30, the side of the ladies eoaeh and throwing Danville, Ills., disappeared from homo, night before the murder, remains un- ^ over an embunkno nt almost into the N 0 truce could be found of him until solved. From her arrival here on Mon- Mississippi river, fhere wore 15 pas- inquiry was made of the pension deday, Jan. 27, up to II o'clock Thursday sengers in the oeach and that none wen portmeut, where it was learned that his forenoon her movements have been killed is u miracle. All were more or mail was being sent here. His wife artraeed. Tlien enmes a hiatus until 7 less braised. The injured were sent D rived here Saturday and waited at the o’clock Friday evening, when she wa> St. Louis. Resiionsihility Ifur tho eolis- postolficc for her husband to call for his last seen alive ' ion is alleged to rest with the engineer mail. He came, and his wife threw Th,. t; Mili t a/of fhc hat lust niidit wo-, L- of tll< ‘ Wa,K,sl1 trai "’ He did not stop licrself into his arms, hugged and kissed Ihc finding of the hat last nightw oak- ll8 th( , law ., Iul j ns trncti..iis reqnir.’he- him, anil begged him to rctui n Imme. ens the theory that a cab was used d fore approaching the crost ng. Hestatedl After some talking thej walked dowu take the murderers and their victim ti i that the air brakes faibsl, but it was the street arm iu arm, leaving a curlers Fort Thomas. It looks very much as it found that his engine was not reversed, crowd gazing after them. He iu.s- it
they went by the electric railway tc Fort Thomas, committed the deed mil then walked hack to tho city. Finding
this hat ton conspicuous to he h, i| of a truck on a Cleveland, I'anton and they left it where it would be most ILk, ly j Southern mixeil train near Dell Roy, O., to be unobserved. - I threw a pa^rnger coach down an cm
himself off here a* John H. Williams.
Itailroail Cosih Dcrsdcd. They formerly resided in Lafayette and Ci.evki.and, Fdi. 10.—The derailing have been nuirried 18 years.
Ilurtul uf WIIHmiii II. KiiKlInh.
Indianapolis, Feb. 10.—The remains
Jackson’s razor, found in Walling’s banknienL Themar caught fire. Eight j of the late William H. English wei trunk, was turned over to the police, persons were severely injured and one,. buried at Crown Hill cemetery yester-
gurl’s r hca,l wits cut off witirsome ye,y | J * B * Tril, »'’ 11 '"''‘er, was l a.lly burned, day afternoon. The boily laid in' state sharp instrnnient—a razor or surgeon't I CUBAN STOWAWAYS at the cap?tin m the morning and was knife. There are stains on the razor, ' I viewed by a large number of people,
Out uf Cliititiuliiia.
■ : Ciiihuahi’a, Mex., Feb. 10.—Governor wAhualada of the state of Chihuahua has taken decisive steps toward preventing the proposed pugilistic carnival taking Q place within tho confines of this state. J He has issued orders for 1,000 trisips to proceed to the border and patrol thccity of Juarez and adjacent territory during the days on which the fights are sched
IMpht hcria Sti irkcn Town.
Springfield, Ills., Feb. 10.—In response to a telegram from the mayor of Collinsville, Dr. John W. Scott, secretary of the Illinois state board of health, left for that city yesterday for the purpose of investigating the epidemic of diphtheria that lias been raging there for some time past Several adjacent
. uled to occur. The governor has also towns have quarantined against Collins-
- addressed a letter to the principals and v Ul e - managers of the fights, informing them
fjEthut they will positively not be allowed to trespass upon Mexican soil if any pugilistic encounters are contemplated.
BRIEF MENTION.
A heavy snowstorm prevailed in western New York yesterday. Trains were much
but they are inconspicuous. Jackson yesterday was anxious ti know the state of public sentiment in regard to them, but would say nothing more than he has already said. There is now scarcely a doubt but that Kentucky will have jurisdiction of the eusi in the courts. Saturday afternoon the headless remains of Fourl Bryan were brought over from Newport, Ky., to an undertaking establishment in this city. Jackson and Walling were taken from their cells and led into tho presence of the murdered girl’s body. Standing about were the o deers, a sister and a brother of the vi-'Min, ami f iends from Greenea tie. J kson and Wi lling went through thi ordeal without flinching. In the proscnee of the corpse 'xith denied the crime, and each laid it upon the other. Later the prisoners were taken into a private room, where tho murdered girl's sistei made a touching apoeal to them to tell what disposition they hod made of the head. They resisted her pleadings with the same stolid indifference that has marked their conduct from the first. In the evening the Greencustle party left with the remains for home. William Wood was in Greeneustle on Saturday, but it is said that so many threats wore made against the suspected confederate of Jackson and Walling that he was hurriedly taken away in the afternoon. He is hack in Cincin-
nati.
ADDITIONAL LIGHT. Mi** Isiilu Hollingsworth of ludianapoli* Know* Mmi Ii 4bout the Tragedy. Indianapolis, Feb. 10.—Developments in this city yesterday may throw si line light upon the mystery of Pearl Bryan’s death. City Marshal Starr of Groencastle received a letter from this city stating that Lnlu M. Hollingsworth, living at 1 Henry street, was in possession of important evidence as to the tragedy. Starr arrived in this city yesterday afternoon and immediately laid the matter before Superintendent of Police Colbert. Asa result Miss Hollingsworth was visited at her home, but proved to be very uncommunicative. She was finally takei.
Say. tlm I i K lil Will Take Place. , ,
I El. Paso, Tex.. Feb. 10,-Bob Fits- AUan , t sged 10 9 years, died at hi. ^ the IKilice station and questioned by ■ Siommims and Peter Maher will meet in home in Cohoes, N. Y., Saturday. He ; 8u P en,,t43, " , i ul ( ol, "’ rt • l >' evaded iht* ring in spite of official action, and worked at his trade until he was 104. j many of the questions, but enough was
Surgeon General of the I n-uirgi-nt Array after which it whs taken to the parlors i-f
the Hotel English, wherethefuner.il services were held. The religious rites were conducted by Rev. John B. English of New York, a cousin of the dead man, assisted by Rev. C. H. McDonald, pastor of University Place Baptist church of this city. The rites at the grave were in charge of Center lodge F. and A. M., of which the deceased was a member.
Trial of the Kellara.
Teiuie HaCTE, Ind., Feb. 10.—It is exiieeted that the Kellar murder ease, which has been on trial since Jan. 27. will be given to the jury Wednesday evening. The arguments were begun Saturday and the day's session was consumed by Attorney Puett of Rockville, who appeared for the state. There will be six speeches, three on each side.
CcHlmine* ( losing Down.
Carbon, Ind., Feb. 10.—The Superior, McIntosh, Blaine Hill, Zeallers and Crawford mines have about closed for the present, and the only shafts now working to any extent are the two Eureka*, which are averaging nearly fulltime. W. E. Eppert, of this company, re|Kirts the outlook promising
through the summer. (ia* OtiNher* at Fortville.
Fortvillf.. Ind., Feb. 10.—The best guswell in Hancock county came in Saturday, and when tested showed 235 pounds pressure. The well is owned by a local company. Another good well came in the day before, and the citizens are greatly rejoiced over the gas prospects.
Terrible Deatli of an Kpileptic.
Lebanon, Ind., Feb. 10. — William Ison hour, residing 12 miles south of this city, was seized with an epileptic fit
oil a Seeret .Mission.
Key West, Fla., Feb. 10.—A threi’masted schooner which passed here yesterday signalled the pilot Isiat Nonpariel and informed the captain that he was from Cuba ami that he had on board two stowaways. They announce themselves as Dr. Castillo and servant. Dr. Castillo stated that lie Was surgeon general of the Cuban army and that he left the camp of General Gomez nlxmt 10 days ago for the United States on a secret missiou of importance. He eaiil that Gomez was encamped in the southern part of Cuba with a large army and plenty of provisions and lunnnition. He also said that the ultimate success of the Cubans was assured m a short time. RUSSIA READY FOR A DASH. Jjetter From an Indiana Man Who Was
at tin 1 liarpool MIhsIoii.
Danville, Ind., Feb. 10.—John O. Wishanl of this city has received a letter dated Teheran, Persia, from his son. Dr. John G. Wishanl, who was located at the Harpoot mission at the time it was burned by the Kurds. He says his assistant was killed and that lie himself was rescued by the soldiers after being for four days without food. He says that Russia is preparing to step into Persia m ease war results from the Armenian trouble, and is now engaged in building a carriage mail from Teheran to the Caspian. His ili.si ription of the brutality of the Kurils is both graphic
and appalling.
K<>lt icintMit With tin* Zeitounli*. Constantinople, Feb. 10.—The Porte
has communicated to the embassies of the powers its reply to the proposals of the Zeitouulis of their conditions of surrender. It is stated that tho porte
promises a satisfactory settlement.
Smallpox In an Kalian lloardinghnu***.
Middletown, Conn., Feb. 10. — A
discovery of a bad case of smallpox in an Italian boardinghouse on Green street was announced yesterday. Dr. Condert, who was called in to see an Italian win i was supposed to be suffering from pneumonia, made the discovery. The man was found to have smallpox in the worst form and was taken to the pesthouse. Nine other Italians occupied
burg In Khnilt'Mia. London, Feb. 10.—The Times has an article this morning on tho plans of Hon. Cecil Khodi’s iu South Africa, of which it says; The first chapter in the scheme is the creation under a British administration of a British Johannesburg in Rhodesia. Mr. Rhodes believes that the mineral wealth of Rhrxlesia justifies a reasonable hope that within five years the population of Rhodesia will exceed that of the existing uitlander population of the Transvaal. In addition to splendid climatic advantages, experts believe that the plateaus of Mashonaland and Matalii-lanil are highly mineralized. Coal exists in enormous qu intities and it i siipjiosed that there is gold. It is also understood that Mr. Rhodes’ project includes an intention to lead the way by putting the bulk of his own large fortune into the local enterpise, and also to encourage the cultivation of wool, coffee, tea mid spice, and possibly
cotton.;
HAWAII’S NATIONAL HOLIDAY. Several of tbe (•overmnent* Dbl Not Participate In Its Celebration. San Francisco, Feb. 10.—The steamer Australia arrived yesterday from Hono uln. bringing the following news from Honolulu dated Feb. 1; Jan. 17 having been declared a national holiday by the republic, invitations to take part wore sent in the usual way to the diplomatic and consular corps. Favorable replies were received from all but the representatives of the United States, England, Japan and France. Of these representatives the last three stated in their replies to this government that, as their governments hail never ri•cognized the provisional government, and as the holiday was given in celebration of the formation of that government they did not feel it incumbent ii[»»u them to in any way participate. Mr. Willis replied. stating that ho would lay the matter before Secretary Gluey. WANTS AN AMERICAN. Mr. A*tor Dili Not Like the lirltUh Sn«*%»r*
In IIi>* New*paper.
London,v Feb. 10.—The Times this morning prints Henry J. Ousts’ explanation of his dismissal from the position of editor of the Pall Mall Gazette in the form of a correspondence between himself and W. W. Astor, the proprietor of the Pall Mall Gazette. Mr. Astor gives as his reasons for asking him to resign the constant sneers and dis]>araging comments upon America printed in the Pall Mall Gazette and the habitual disregard of Mr. Astor's instructions by the eiliti r. The Chronicle understands that Douglass Straight, who has lieen maue editor of the Pall Mall <lazette. is only a tein’ nrary spp 'influent, as Mr. A“t r intends to secure an American
edit -r for the paper.
PLATT SAID TO FAVOR REED. New York Drleitation M*y Throw Their
Support to the Maine Man.
New York. Feb. 10.—It has been stated here that a deal had bin’ll entered into between Platt and Quay by which
Saturday and fell into an open fireplace the vote of the New York delegates and and was burned to death. W hen found Pennsylvania delegates iu the Rcpublichis arms and legs were almost burned n .,{ iona i convention will, after th. off and the body bnrned to a crisp. thir.lballot.be thrown to Thomas B •5,000 sawmill nre. Reel of Maine. If is understood that , , ,, , ... rm n Platt is to lx* rewarcuxl with the secre\V abash, Ind.. Feb. 10.-1 he sawmill tarvship ((f the rivasuryi w hich position of John W. Neal near Vauter s park ^ long has had an ambition to fill, in has Is'en destroyed by fire, entailing a the event of tho nomination and elec-
loss of about $5,000. The tiames ongi- tion of Reed.
tT-. ■
Dated trom tho furnace, and all tho
building was consumed.
INDIANA NOTES.
The new tin,000 Christian church at Al-
ru*i*<’M^i*r Train Blown From tin* Tnir'i. GkoR(.k‘own, C >lo., Feb. 10.—A. i>jis* senger train was blown from the track half mile from the iliqsit here yesterday.
I . there is strong probability that several The Ohio Republican state convention | drawn from her to show that she knew 1 the infected apartments, and after a l,in " wa * dedicated yesterday with impos V ri • ^ ‘ Sl< ' •' r ,,f ' hieago, editor of Of the other carnival events will take will be held at Columbus ou March 10 and a great deal about the case. thorough tumigatiou they were locket! lug ceremonies. Fowler 1 ruth, a bicycle paper, was bad-
siSrHKS ^3 I
•o bar had been phu tdupon th t inucomDaiiv at Duvennort la was total- V i ,, , , Indianapolis, Feb. 10. — General A 10-year-old colored boy was found un- lard, of the Dnnlop Tire eompuny, B sfc D ™Xhen^ a1or 7 }hf ,.X w’’! 'l!^. •U0. >n when M.ss Bryan 1*,^ d Immgh Ma , laR „ r TUomuH McLean of the 1 conscious on the streets of ImlianapolO ton. and J. P. Dazey of the keferee. a the par^liemiilui for th« miU s I iu»n «‘yn<uMi here on her May to Cincinnati. ^ lf 'I Street liailnMul company has Saturday from the effect k of niiioking cigar bicycle pap r, were or bss iinrt.
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re.
The train was blown over a point with-
meetuig of the Knworth in 1.500 f<"*t of where similar accidents
(>eii«irnl IlHrttticrl Need* Ilflp.
Rome, F’eb. 10.—It is stated that Gen1 Baratieri has asked for the ini-
tiate dispatch of 12 butallious of in
itry, six mounted batteries and 2,500 ® c * 1 " 0 *-
was gissl and he bagged 32 ducks. Father Jehu M. Fitzgerald, a Catholic
priest of Rochester, was Saturday sentenced to 10 years lu the Auburn (N. Y.) prison for arson. He was convicted on tbe charge of setting tire to tbe parochial
Miss Bryan saying that Jackson was re- was employed before he tiiok , barge ot 27 ' One thousand delegates snd visitors rrew ..f sew.. >i. u Lo.t. cponsible for her trouble, and that she the liuel hire. It is rumored tl.at K. T. ; toa'teml. The waa going to Cincinnati to have an McDonald ami asocial cs of Fort Wayne ' 1 he VN ayne county horticultural society AME8BI K . * •• • •peration performed. She also asked now have a majority of the atoi k of the has passed resolutions eomineniliiiK Secre Florida, a coal laden ■chismer rrom peiMiss Hollingsworth what drugs were use- i company ami will soon take charge of ,,llr V Agriculture Morton in his endeavor fast, Me., went to pieces late last night ful in such eases. the property. to abolish the free seed distribution ays iu a heavy gale off Sailisbury beach. Miss Hollingsworth’s story was broken j ' * ; tem . She had struck ou a treacherous sauij
to Erythrea. Tbe cabinet has There is a man working on the chain here somewhat, hut she finally admitted | Two OlrU ratelly Banwd. Mani newspapers Jn tbe gas belt are bed in a heavy gale.^ Several handrail
[•iissed the aemand and ifi-emii r gang at San Bernardino, Cal,, who ie sup- that four drugstores were visited, and Ks-itiishitru nis i’.-b 10 — Two »o«oding their Kepublican const!tuents as | p, w ,ple were ou the shore, but were uu
m,nbort ~ i nargiMl with vagrancy. He claims to be | whisky formed a large part, the stuff oaugu.e,> ... oam.-s . . that apparently 76 ’ ——■— doing penanc# for •in». and does not want costing less than 50 cents. Miss Bryan wer, ‘ probably fatally burned while McKinley. sinmiuer or*. j [ then took the evening train for Cinein- tending a brush fire. The dress of one George l.eiichrimn, aged .Vi, a farmer liv oOlouckstkh, Mass., rob. lb.—The 8-j Joseph R. Dunlop, editor of ths Chicago nati. Miss Hollingsworth said she was of the girls became ignited and the ing northeast of Windfall, was declared mMt-'i schooner Alliauca which left Dispatch, was yesterday sentenced to pay acquainted with Jackson and Wood, other girl going to the resone, her cloth- insane Saturday. He has lieen acting 4Mew York last Sunday, went ashore on * th,,-of *2,0U> and to be imprisoned for i wo but not Walling, anil said she know ing also caught ondire. They were al- queerly, and on Friday attempted to kill PIutiMslMiid last uight, and was stove' years *■ *he Joliet penitentiary for circu- they were innocent of murder. most naked when found, the fire having members of his family His derangement to fragments, four of the crew buiug : Sating hig paper containing objectionable She was subjected to a rigid examina- strippixl them of nil clothing. It is Is thought to have resulted from au attack saved and three drowned. • advertisements through th- mails. 1 tiou, but uothiin.' more v>f imyovt’.un’e thought they cannot recover. ! »f grip.
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Venezuelan >M*tlleiu<*nt Probalila. London, Feb. 10.—The Chronicle believes that there is a good prospect of a settlement of the Venezuelan question by a compromise acceptable to the three govermnents eoueen.iMl without loss of iigimv.
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