Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 2, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 October 1894 — Page 2

(CIjc3nbepcnbcnt A. R. ZIMMERMAN, PuMislier.

;TH. WILL NOT MAKE CARS. PLANS Or THE PULLMAN COLONY IN KANSAS. Fait Like Citjr IIa a Wis Failure The West May iet Cheap Coal .lohmon's I'hrnomrn il Time on tho YVlirel Farm Ablaz?. To Strt tlie Co-Op-ratite Work. The difficulties of tho Hiawatha fKas.) l'ullman Co-operative Company have been adjusted and a charter has been applied for. Tne c ipital stock is i?:f,0O '. Tho workmen take $ .ö,oo of the stock and pay fcr it in work. Eighteen families and thirty-two men will arrive a once from tho l'ullman works. The superintendent of tho Hiawatha manufactory will hi I). II. Vannas-sehe, said tobe one n the finest workmen employed by the 1'uilman company. Tho new works wi.l not now manufacture cars, but will make furniture and cotlins and anything there is a demand fo: Spisal ional Failure in Fta'i. S. P. Teadkl & S ns merchant of Salt Lake. Utah, mado an assignment "Wednesday. Tho liabilities are over 820 V 0. As:cts are not yet known. The assignment caus-d a en-ation in lusine-s ciicles and is considered one of the largest and farthest reaching failures in tho history of Utah. Tho list of crolitors shows a wide range, including Boston, New York. Chicago. St. Loub, Omaha. San Francisco and many other cit es. The troubles of the firm are duo is part to the hard times, bi t principally to tho fact that it was imp ssib!e to collect, from the people who had 1 en tru-to.l for merchandise, tome of them years go. Fire Sweep Nebraska Farm. A fearful fire swept over tho southo'n pait of Cherry County and the northern part of Grant County. Neb. The fire has burned over a strip of country fifty miles in width and do stroyed hay stacks, homes, and in sumo instance stock. Two men. names unknown, have perished in tho flames. The hay of a number 1 1 stockmen was burnol and a largo space of rango ruined. The liro is spreading and extending further north. Tho destruction oi property is great and a number f stcckmen will be ruined financially. Time Ciet a Shock. AT Buffalo, X. V., John S. Johnson smashed tho world's record for a milo over a straightway course Wednesday. He covered the distanco in l:.T2-f, which is fourteen seconds laster than it was ever made beforo by a t-inglo rider and tlx secon !s faster than tho tandem record. Johnsons time is onetenth of a second faster than that of Salvator, 1 :'" . which i. the worlds record for a running horse. Coil Fool Ciointr. Fp. Philadelphia d'spat-h: The great anthracite coal pool is dor med. Operators are about to cut looe frcm tho combination and dig and sell ccal in tho open market Without restriction or rea-u to any other operator. A war . 17. 'ba ina gurated among the. big producers, who are also heavy carriers, which will in all probability completely i pet the ecal trade. "brevities." Several car-load of Moxican cattlo are en route to th o Kansas City market. The Supreme. Court of Pennsylvania has permuiently en oined the Standard Oil Trust from gobbling up tho Producers and Kellners" Company of Pittsburg. Fire in t e Copley swanp near Akron Ohio, is stilt raging, and tho city is mado almost uninhabitable by the dense clor.ds of suffocating smoke which Heat over it. Nathan Strauss, who at one timo signalized a willingness to lo Tammany's candidate for Mayor of New York City, has given up tho contest anl tailed for Bremen, Germany Pi:o.ieuti; I, is hea l !ro;n a car window to see what obtri:c ions wcro on tho track Carl Wondt of St. I ouU was struck by a switeh-po-t and received injuries from which ho died. Lkiia.vo.v, li d., a di-pit h says, is at the mercy of an organt.cd gang of robbers. Tho posto'llco was robbed of 81,0)1 in ca-di and stamps Monday night, and tho residence of nearly every prominent man in the vic'nity has been raided. Fitzkoy P. M .n:n:; fcr eighteen year a a private in Com j any H, Nineteenth Infantry, stationed at Detroit, received n.tu o from relatives in Scotland tho other day that UU; ) had leen left to him. Tin tint day he was found dead in his hoarding house. Fifteen masked men entered tho jail at Fort htockt n. Texas, a few days ago ard kidnaped Victor Ochoa, the Mexican revolu ionary lealor. It is presumed they have taken him a ross tho loundary and shot hin. Ho was an American citizen vnd could not bo oxtradited. TilE Wisconsin Sujremo ('tin t has set aside tho verdict against cx Banker Koetting and ordered a now trial. Kcett'ng wat icarrestod at Milwaukee recently on a corrected charge. Tho do ision will also result in tho arrest cf tho oflicers and directors of the Plankinton Bank. SAN D.EGO, Cal., was visited by an earthquake, which caused consternation among the inhabitants, but did no further damage. CUTTINO M. A a RON, the Stock b. i Jgo Indian, is on trial at Milwaukeo for the murder of Mrs. Warrington in February of 18. 3. Ir is a:d that "Deafy" I ctsrn, in ail at St. Cloud, Minn., on a charge of jwindling ja-sengors on' tho Great N'oithcrn tra ns, is a step-son of Millionaire I aldwin, tho San Francisco itrcetcar magnate.

EASTERN. John Murphy, director of Public

! Safety Department at Allegheny City, Pa., was held in ?:o0'J bail for bribery. Tun torpedo outfit will bo put on board tho cruiser Detroit at Newport, 11. I., preparatory to its trip to tho Asiatic station. William Lkt, employed by Joe Van Camp on his farm near Albion, N. Y., shot Miss Hunt, a girl in tho employ of the same family, an l then took his own li'e. Kohert II. Mackenzie, F. C. Griffith, and Edward Lyon, students cf tho University of Pennsylvania, have been suspended until Dec. 1 for prominence in a class fight. A monument was erected at Tarrytown to the memory of the revolutionary soldiers buried in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, on the or.c hunlr.d and thirteenth anniversar' cf the surrender of Corn wallis at York town. What is believed to have be?n a desperate attempt at train-robbery was made on tho Baltimore and Ot.io Knud. At s o'clock an cast-bound a commcdatioii train ran eve.- a dynamite cartridge near Bis.-ell, at a very lonely spot about fifteen miles from Pittsburg. Tho fange of one wheel was blown olT and ore end c f a coach w recke 1. As the train had nearly reached the end of its trip there were j few pa senger.s aboard and no one was injured. An examination or the track was made and tw. more powerful dynamite cartridges wcro found on the rails'. Had the train been running fast it would have exploded all three c irtridges and have been tot illy wrecked. Mary Duff and her lover, Filet I. Titus, who had been missing from their homes in Hrooklvn sinco Tue dav, wcro found Thursday in a bathouso at Sea ClilT, dead. Whether it was a double suicide prearranged, a minder, or an accident on tho part of Titus wiil probably never lo Known. The girl had been killed by chloroform and Titus had sent a bullet through his own head. Friends of the voting peeplo insist that there was a fatal acciient. and exp'ain their lelief by saying that Titus was known to have in his possession a small vial of chloroform, which ho i sod to relievo neuralgic pains in tho face. On tevcra" tx caion , they i ay, ho gavo a small quantity of the drug to Miss Dull for tho same purpose. They loüevo that in doing this on Tuesday evening Titus accidentally gavo his sweetheart an overdose of the chl roform, causing her death. Then, in a lit of desperation and remorse, he determined to die with her, carrying her body into tho bathhouse, where ho shot himself and fell dead beside her. WESTERN. Mrs. K. I Moxley, in San Francisco, is suing for property worth $20 oOOO, now held by a woman whom Mr. Moxley a'so married. Three horse thioves, who refuse t give their names, were captured at Hammond, Ind. They had a string of valuable horses and six cts of harness. Koeeet Lauchilin, of tho banking firm of Laughiin & McManus, Philadelphia, has leen elected Treasurer of tho "Lake Shore C'ab'o Railway" and will remove to Chicago. Stephen F. Caklin, Democratic Representative from th-o Twenty second Illinois Senatorial District, died at tho heme of his father, near Lewiston, of stomach trouble L. S. Merchant, editor and manager of tho Cedar Kapids Da 1 a Republican, died of inflammation f tho brain. He was a prominent politician and State Oil Inspector. The remains of John Vipon, a Colorado miner, who has been missing from the Co ehe tic mining district since July.havo been found in a canyon. A hole in his skull, evidently made by a minor's pick, points to murder. While undertaking to remove a dangling electric light wire so that children w ho were playing near by would not bo hurt. Farl i rauc nthal, of St. Louis, received a she ck of L',0J0 volts, which killed him.instantly. Durincj services in tho Bethlehem Presbyterian Church at Minneapolis a list fight to ok place between Aleck Wallace, a memter, and an ushor named Welch. Tho cause was a door which or.o wanted clo ed and tho other open. Oil drillers at work on the Thomas Brooks farm in Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio, report tho discovery of lead ore at a depth of forty-live feet, assaying S." pr cent., under which is fourteen feet of zinc ore assaying "0 1 or cent. General William Francis Reynold?, a gallant foldier in two wars, was found dead in bed at his h'.rao in Detroft. Ho spoko at a church meeting tho night beforo and retired apparently in his usual health. He died of heart failure. Dr. A. F. Siiiffman, of Los Angeles, Cal., ha been granted a divorce from his wife, Katherino S. Shiftman, and the cust dv of his two children. Mrs. Shiftman is tho daughter of Hon. A. B. Stickniy. President of tho Chicago Great Westo:n Railroal. Mrs". Chittenden, living near Cleveland, is s-aid to bo '.V. years old. Sho is somewhat deaf, but can fcco well and gets around with comparatively little attention. Sho does considorablo reading, but attempts only iight work. Hor mother died in Scotland at tho ago of 110. It is learned that J. C. Thompson, tho alcondmg cashier of tho defunct First National Hank of Holalia, Mo., left tho City of Mexica overal days ago. His frionds claim t have information that ho is demented, and tho next rows they expect to hear is that he is dead. A. W. Holmes, C. C. CLonoy, and Edgar A. Smith, of tho St. I ouis Hank Noto Company, printers of 2(J0,000 worth of Mississippi State warrants which too closely resembled money, havo bon indicted by the Federal (rand .Jury, and will bo proiocutoi by tho Government. Dr. A. H. Conk lino, who hai been . mysteriously missing from Cassopolis, j Mich., has returned t3 his home. Ho I Fays ho was kidnaped tho night of ( S'ipt. l! by two colored men. and has fcince been confined in several different

cit!es under guard. When liberated, he was in Cincinnati. Memrers of tho faculty of the University of Michigan ay that Prof. J. li. Steere wa not rem -ved from the chair of systematic zolog,- becau-o of his lectin c on the immorality' of tho professors and students and his enthusiastic advecaey of the cause of prohibition, but because of inconreten y. The hirgc farm barn of Captain J. R. Nation, near Kokomo, Ind., mysteriously disappeared 1-riday as though taken from the eart'i. There was no storm in tho neighborhood anl other buildings near by were not mo estcd Captain Nation thinks a sn:all whirlwind dipped down an 1 carried it away. A few pieces of the timber were afterward found. The Grand Rapids (Mich.) Daily Faglc, sold at mortgage sale, was bid in fer S",00J by Congre-sman Dingley, of Maine, who held a first mortgage for lo,t Ot. The sale wipes out tne claims of other creators. Congressman Dingley tiled articles of association of the I-agio Comrany, which is to c ntinue tne publication of the paper. TilE tug Monaivh. which towed tho big log ra t out over Columbia Rive: bir und starte! with it for S m Francisco, arrived and reports tho ruft a tutal los-;. A terrific ga'o was encountcicdand tho raft wo.it to pieces tho sccjnd day out. The raft contained lo,t,oo spars and pilos consigns 1 to tho S uthcrn Pacific Railroad Company, and wa valued at $:5.r,0);). G;:eat excitement exists on the Chicago Rc aid of TraJe over the announcement that some weevily wheat had been taken out of one of the Armour e 'o valors. A ;ooddealof old wheat is stored inChieago and a strong suspicion luis existed or a Lngti:;e that somo of it was not in soun I condition. This has caused shipj o.'s to use unusual vigilance to prevent any of it l.eing worked off on them and they havo placed inspect r.s at eacli hatch when loading any cargoes. In this ca o tho ini eetor seems t have been caught n; tping, for a later inspection b,- another inspector showed that tho Arm ur wheat was full of weevils. Thia is an imp rtant matter, and a thorough inspection of the wheat in tho di:;ercnt elevators will bo made at once. Tho discredited cargo is now en rout j t) Buffalo. A DE-sperate f ght occurred in the Tahbquah, I. T., jail between Ml i Levy, Chulo Starr, and Bob Dalton, all of whom were under fouto.no of death. Levy got possession of a razor and made an assault on the other two prUoners, cutting Starr fatally, when ho was knocked sc n elo-s by Dalton, who usod a chair, fracturing Levy's skull and otherwise injuring him so that ho cannot recover. Jim Cook, a brother of the leader of the noted Cook gang of despera Ice's who wore under an est for murder, ha made his escape. Whi o in chargo of two gdards ho mado a bi-eak for liberty, and. after givin r his captors a severe tussle, got free of them. Although hampered by a heavy chain locked about his wrist an i ankle, ho outran the guards and warded off th-s bullets directed at him. The Missouri Pacific passenger train, No. U2.'l, on the Kansas and Arkansas Valley branch, was held up by four or live masked men at Coretta Siding, east of Wagoner, LT., at 1 o'clock Sunday morning, l or days the 2ang has been represented as being at different points planning a rjbbery, anl thorough preparations were mado to meet tho expected attack. The outlaws evidently anticipated a desperate resistance, and began their work with fierc e fighting. All tho cars excepting the sleeper where shot full of ho'es and not a whole window remains. Tho train struck an obstruction of cars across tho track after being shunted onto a siding, the outlaw.s hawng thrown a switcli for that purpose. Tho money securod was from the local fafo. During tho fusillade Jack McIJara,advanc3 agent of tho Meliara Minstrel Show, received a shot in the forehead, how serious is not known. He was in one of the passenger coaches at tho time. Several others were shot, scimo fatally.

SOUTHERN. Sixteen m n wcro arrested near Knoxvillc, Tenn., charged with being a band of whitc'aps. A RECEIVER will 1)3 appointed forthe Lockout Mountain Con-eli:lated Company at Chattan.oga. Tenn. Geo. Chateau was ar;cs!oI at Crecn-bcr), Ala, for h'rse-stcaling. Ho lived many years in lllinoi. Andreas Saeazar was assassinated by Grcgorio Parrat at Victoria, Mex. A dissolute woman was tho cauo. Mus-. I . RliODiN,of Knoxville,Tcnn., shot Thomas Fogarty, who was trying to forco an entrance into her houo. Over 10 ) cigarmakor.s aro out on strike at Tampa City and Ybor City, Fla. They domand New York and Chicago city i rices. Thomas 1k;artv. a Southern Railway fireman, kicked down Mrs. Lyderhodos' door at Knoxvillo and was shot and fatally wounded by tho woman. II. S. RouiNSO.v, a railway ticket broker of Fort Worth, Texas, was found guilty of forging tho destination on a round-trip tickot over tho Gulf, Co'orado and Santa Fo. No. .'I. WEST-HOUNü j assongor train cn tho Texas and Pacific, was robbed by four men a few minutes beforo noon Friday, three milei west of Gordon. Tho robbers, having captured tho section gang, flagged tho train and forced Ii. I . Locksby, section foreman, to enter tho oxd.css car and knock oil tho cc mbination of tho safe, but even then failed to open it and succeeded in making but a light haul. No ono was hurt. It is belie el tho robbery cou'd have been prevented If ono or two of tho passengers had I oen arraod with shotguns and had resisted. Tho amount secured by the train robbers, it is estimated, runs anywhere liotweon $.7 0 and $.",(.;0!X Tho re wa in tho combination safo $30,000 consigned to tho Pacific Ccal Company, which was to pay off tho hands. This is intact. FOREIGN,

News has been received from Caracas, Venezuela, of the death of Foliciano Alvczcz, acting prosident of tho country. Mrs. Emma J. Grat was awarded

$5,021 In her suit against the Nevr England Life Insurance Company for a policy on her husbanl's life, who died in Brazil.

I At Tegucigalpa. Hondu a?, during ! a military review, a cannon burst, j killing Julius Vi'lars. a Swiss artillery ! expert, aal live Hondu an o Ulcers, and wounding twenty-ore 'diers. IN GENERAL Concur ssm an Mvron B. Wric-itt, of the Fifteenth Pennsylvania District is reported t) be in a critical condition at Trcr.ton, Can: da. It is as-ertcd at New York that a me-sengcr is now on tho way from Rome bearing a red hat and the necessary documents to make Mgr. Satolii a cardinal. Sexoka Y er a st kg ui has instituted suit against Co'. Romero in the sum of 811 W) for the killing of her husband, Chief of tho Mexican Government Stamp l epartRient. El'CKNE V. Dei is spoke in Cooper Union. New York, detailing the causes of the railroad strike, it; objects and the iessons it lias taught. He is on an organizing tour for the American Railway Union. R. G. Dun & Co. 's Weekly Review of Trade says: .o.tjii ijf'iow C cents and wheat be'.ow 5.1 conts, each lower than over since lucent classifications vera known, export of gold Instead of priducts at such prices in OMober. are tho salient features in Inisi-ni-s the i at veo.i. Distribution of poods 1o consumers Roes on fairly, with sains at nearly all j oints in comparison with last year, but nut yet at a rate to sustain, tho pre cnt volume of manufacturing production, so that prices weaken a little. Tho lt.ir.cst Ic trade reported by railroa l enruIiirs in October is ;s. 4 per cent less than last year and 13, 4 per cent, less than In lM.ti The payments throueh the prlnci: al clearinir-houscs for the reek arc Zli per cent, greater than last year, but 31.5 per cent, less than In 1S'J2. 'J ho daily uverairo for the month is 5. G per cent larger than last year, but 23.2 smaller than in 1SH2. With many features of encouragement, bushies lias not yet reached expectations, and It is evident that the loss of fart of the corn crop and I ho unnaturally low prices of tlier preat s1a;les aiToct the bulns power of millions. The government investigation into the alleged violation of the interstate c nnmeicj law by tho Santa Fc railroad in tho payment of rebates to shippers, resulted Friday in the voting of indictments. These in lictments. following close upon thoso of Raltimoro and Ohio o'licials at Pittsburg, have reatccl a decidedly uneasy feeling am ng the o.iicials of tho various roads m Chicago. Inasmuch as Expert Little's examination of Iho Santa Fo books showed a shortage of $7,00 ),0U), a laro part of which is supposed to havo gone int ) rebates, it is s-up-j o ed that tho government has fctill abundant room for Investigation. Seven indictments wcro found against the following five men: John A. Hanley, freight traflic manager of the Santa Fo, who resigned two weeks ago.h is resignation to take effect Nov. 1 ; W.R.Jenkins, general manager of G.R. Hammond & Co. packers, at Hammond, Ind.: Nelson Morris, the Chica?o packer, fraid to bo the largest shipper of cattlo in tho world: Jo enh W. Reinhart.ex-Rrosidentof tho Santa Fo. and until recently one of its receivers: Isaa-. Thompson, a large cattlo shipper, of Kansas City. Sioi'KHOLDKKS of tho Pullman Palaco Car Company held their annual meeting at Chicago, over !r2."),(KJ y () ) of tho capital stock I oing represented. Director. (ieorgo M. 1 ullman, Marshall Field. J. W. Doano, Norman Williams and (). S. A. Sprague, of Chicago, and Henry C. Ilulbert, of New York, and Henry R. Feed, of Roston, were reelected. Tho us al ipu'trterly dividend of $2 per share, payable Nov. lf, was declared. The linanciil statement for the year ending July 31 is as follows: 1SJ. IS'.ti. Revenue $3. "M,n ;7 $11 ,oh:i,w Dinturaments T UTI.r. n 7,isa.44f Surplus o.-iir, vw,,44 Tho total number of ctrs owned or controlled by the l'ullman company is L5. being an increase of fifteen over tho previous year. Tho tota' assets of tlie company aro $f)2.01i.r0'.;. Jn spite of World's Fair travel, tho total mini ber of passengers carried for the vear was but r),2.;:t, against Ö.;7.V:1'J tho previous year. Tho total manufactured product of tho company amounted to 4.!Ls."V&.'ll, against .fl.'l,-11-1,703 tho previous .ear. Total em ployes number J0.Ss. against H. tho previous year. To'al wages paid wcro $ ',0 n,.mS and $7,7."I,",U respec tivelv. Tho Fu'lman Savings Rank showed deposits July öl of .".V 5, .'1(5 1, a decrease of S-'ö :,7 lo as compared with the previous year. MARKET REPOHTS.

CIIICACIO. Cattle Common to Prime.... fci 7. (ft fi llof.s Shipping JnidoH 4 cC 5 Shf.i r-J-ir to Choice 'I u cC a W heat No. 'l Ked 61 c C O I o $ Oats No. 2 27'öu9 llTE No. 2 46 ie P.uttfi: -Choice Creamery 2: Knott I-'reHli 16 t l'OTATOES Car-lots, per ln 65 ö INDIANAPOLIS. Cattle-Bhlpplmr 3 no r 6 Hons Choice Lijrht 4 ch c 6 Sheep-Common to Prime 2 no cfl 3 W heat No. 2 Ked 4 dü Corn No. 2 White 62 tfl OATB-No. 2 White 32 u$ ST. LOUIS. Cattle 3 oo fit 6 Ilos.s 3 (U t 6 W ii eat-No. 2 lltd 4S (" Corn No. 2 46 ci Oats No. 2 2 i4 lUE-No. 2 U $ CINCINNATI. Cattle 3 6i t b IIOCiH 4 o 6 Sheep 2 co tu 3 Wheat-No. 2 Ked 6a ( Corn-No. 2 Mixed 6Jf Oaih -No. 2 Mixed : cfl lllE No. 2. 61 DKTltOlT. Cattle 2 60 fit 4 Hook 4 00 6 6 Sheep 2 10 cS 3 Wheat No. 2 W'hlto...." 65 4 Corn No. 2 Yellow 60 (4 Oats-No. 2 White 0 (JJ TOLEDO. Wheat-No. 2 lied 61 c? Corn No. 2 Yellow 60 t Oath No. 2 White 31 c Rte No. 2 48 & HUFFALO. Wheat-No. 1 White 68 (X No. 2 licJ 6S tit Corn-No. 2 Yellow 68 ö Oats No. 2 Wnite a 5 MILWAUKKK. Wheat No. 2 Spring Hfft Co us No. 3 6:V Oath-No. 2 White 31 c 1URLEY No. 2 63 (r lUE-No. 1 t'i C Pork -Mess 12 25 (tn NEW YOUtf. Cattle a 00 fib s H00H 3 ro ( ft Sheep 2 to ie 4 Wheat No. 2 lied 67 c CornNo. 2 67 (fl Oats White WeFtcni S3 P.UTter Creamery 21'vi'ii Kaua Wester.- iO t

22 fO 62 60'a 2s'. 4S 11 70 7.2. W 4S'i 62 'j 33 75 00 41 47 2J 66 6) 25 25 60 4 m, 31 63 ro ro 00 66 61 31 62 60 '-j 32 60 68'4 6?'i 6HH 35 65 64 1 32 66 M 60 60 V5 6H f8 40

RAID OX TWO TOWNS.

COOK'S GANG OF OUTLAWS VERY INDUSTRIOUS. New Norn-ay In llritish Columbia Stevenfon to Missouri.ins l!??tl A Idressrg tin IJutrliers liiff Fire In an Ohio fMvainpCinrinnati S-or !. A nrnlval of Crime. Monday night's program in the er: a id carnival of c. i:ne which is now holding t!io boards in the Indian Territory consisted of tho wholesalo ro')be:y of several small towns in genuine des1 oi-a-lo style by Mr. Iii 11 Cook, supported by a strong and despera: e comj any of eight cr ten followers. Four men rode into the town of Watova early in tho evening, making tlu-ir a proach known by a promiiu:nis disI charge of firearm's. The bandits ter rorized the inhabitants, and visited every stoic in the village and ran the merchants a war with Winchesters and revolvers. They took from tho !t:res all tho money they could lind and every tiling else they wanted. The Watova p stotV.eo was robbed of about in ca-.h and s'.V in stamps. From Watova the gang rode on to Tal a. te.i miles away. wi:ero they repeated their depredations. Every store in the pla. o was visited and tho proprietors corn1 e'iied at the point of revolvers and Winchesters to t.i n over their cash. The posteflice was also robbed of j-taini s and a small amount of money. It is bolh'vc i it was the bandit.' intention to rob the Missouri Pacilic t assenger train No. ÜM1 at Tala. While t'eey were holilirg up the postoüico t ho train pulled into the stati.n. Tho trainmen wore notitie 1 of the pre-en-o of the gang and the train was started at once. N EVVSNU GGETS, Kx-P.ckmik'.j Mr.ucir.r?, of 'vueboo. is rapidly ncaring his end. Smith You.vc;, colored, wa; sentenced to hang at Louisville, Ky., fcr assaulting a i'-year (dd jrirl. Tin: Inspec'.or of Boilers at Pueldo, Colo., has been arrested for issuing a certificate on a boiler he novo. saw. As&o iatk ,1ud ;k Collins, of Center County, I'a, has been he'd in 1,0'H) bail fcr enibo.zling chool taxes. The reported shortage is over $."U0J. Til A Mis attorapted to wreck a ( hicago and Alton train at Sag Bridge, but bowlders placed on tho track to derail the train were thrown olT by tho engine. J. F. Maiisii, Mayor of Kinsley, Kan., was holdup by highwaymen and probably fatally s-h t. CJov. Lowolling has oTerod a reward of $.'1 JO fo: thj arro?tand conviction of tho assailants. Maktin A. Church, Suporintenlont of tho l'ortchcster Electric Light and Gas Company, was found dead in bad, with his wife unconscious beside hirr. at Bye, X. Y. They were overcome by coal gas. YcKOiiMY merchants who have taken contracts for Covernmont tupplies havo placed heavy orders at. NewYork for canvas d; ck suitable for tent ; and sails, and for leathorand manufactuied Loots. Sensational charges were mado again-st the Cincinnati p lice I y Bev. Mr. Lockwood, who delivered an address leforo tho Kvangclical All ance Oft the sub ect. "Is Paikhurst Needed in Cincinnati.-" Thkidk, the Salt Lake saloonkeeper, has bosn convicted of cutting his wife's throat. He still maintains his innocence, claiming that tho murder was committed by a member of tho industrial army which was camped near by at tho timo. Akkon, ( hi), is shrouded in a thick cloud of smoke f om tho burning Copley swamp, and it is impossible to too more than fifty feet in any direction The fno has been b .rning for more than a month and has covcro I a territory embracing ( 0 acres. Thomas B. Bkf.d, of Maine, rt-jod on a pine baard platform in front of tho Kxchungo Building at tho Chicago Steck Yards and spoke to stockmen and cattlo herders. Onc-thi-d of his audience wcro men on horseback, ; bat men and ponies maint lined a rcj srcctful silence and listened to tho words or tho 1 ankee statesman Vll'H I MlI'lSI DKNT Sl KVKN.SON was accordod a hearty welconi) by tlio people ot Jopliti, Mo. lie aldie scd a largo crowd from a platform erected at tho intersection of two of tho prim ipal streets, lie attributed ti e ills from which tho country has been sulTering to tho logi lation of the I eed Congress, declared that the Democratic party has kent faith with the people, ami predicted that prosperity will come under tho adoption of tho now tarilT act. Tin: Bev. Simon Saag.stalt, pioneer minister of tho Lutheran Church in Mimics da and a littlo band of eighty Norwegians have gotten as far as Victoria, B. C, on their way to Bella Coola, where they, with ab nit I', Oil 1 of their countryiuo;i, purposo establishing a new Norway among tho British Columbia mountains and fjo;ds eo liko to thoso of their native land. Tim Norwegians purpose engaging in mixed farming an 1 development of tho deep fo 1 fisheries. They are tho lirbt to take advantage of tho British Columbia Government's new terms to settlers. Tv knty-two inmates of tho county hospital at Colusa, Cal., were poisone I with strychnino in coffee. A Chinaman is suspected. Thk jury beforo whom .lohn V. Flood was tried forcmbezloment from the Donohue-Kolly bank at San Francisco disagree?. A MOM attacked the .'ail at Hicksville. Chio, with tho intention of lynching Charles O'Neil, a colored man, but was repulsed by extra niurshals who were hastiby sworn in for tho purpose Willis YV. Hyatt, an insano nan in tho Muncio (Ind. ) jail, butted his head against tho coll wall until his entiro sea p was torn off. S K'lLTY la lies at Saginaw, Mich., havo decido 1 to employ no man set v ants who will not surrender latch keva ' and in c m iso to bo "in ' by .0 p. in. ' J

MAY END CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

A. Fatal Case la New Jrs?y lo Be Ilrocch Into Court. There will soon bo tried in IM verton N. J., a case which promises to be ona of the most important whi h bav como leforo tho courts in many years. It invol es points which, if tho pr.se c. tion is successful will practically end t! o practi e of tho doctrine known as Chr frt an S ienco in tho I nited .tatos. jt will at ka t bo a 1 ng t-tep in thai directi n. localizing this tho Selenti t i are going to make a great fiht, and o;) ost d to tho n iind o ually determined a o the doct'.T.-. J'ack of it all is tho death b .- cc ns ht ption of a vo ng woman named Sadie Bell, of liiverton. Sadio Legan to co.?gh about ten m .) ;t lis ago. A ph s-ki.-.n was conmlt d an t d'.-clareJ the girl to I o in the ca dy etag s of consumption. Ho thought it po-ib'o fur her to bo cured provided the cliso-t attention wa en to her mediealp.-. c ne of Sadie's iriends, licating of her illr.c??, sent Mrs. Bessie T. Clonn, a Christian scienti-t. to her, anil after ono sitting with the girl tho latter wa so in-prcs-ed with a lelicf in the woman's power that she t o'd her parents they had better tell the physician r.ot to call a .rain. This they did and Sadie f und herself sold, in the hands of t':c w.nnan. Sadie's -rugh grew worse. Fut still she ha 1 farth in Mrs. dlcnn and that woman intitnatei th .t she sh.ould havo s-me recompense, although sho had cleclared that she never toi k money. In ail was j:iven h r. Midie ad the t ine g tiiig wor.-e. A f v.- weeks ago Sadie died. Mrs. d!enn wa v.ut cmjo cnt to give a ccrflicate of death, and when tho local physician was apca'cel to he tefused, rs"it wa n ,t his cao anl : o Sadie's death had to bo repoit?d to the tori n r. In New .Ter-t-ey ihere is a law whidi piovides that a 1 crson wiio practices faith euro cr under the jjuise of Christian sciencj attempts t make cores by religious means. comiRits a crime and must bo punished by not lo s than thit ty days in ,'ail nor less than 0 lir e. So when the facts of tho ca o came to the knowledge of the jurymen, they were but a short time coming to tho conclusion that Sadie Fell would havo lived l-.nger had a roular physician bean employed and having roof that Mrs. GlonnVas a pract;c!n ? Christian Scientist t-he was held in bail to await tho action of tho grand jury. When her caso comes up in court the interest of m ny erssons throughrut the country wi i center in the littlo New Jersey town, and i Mrs. Glenn is convicted und pent to prison it will be tho grea'est blow Christian Science could receive Other States, too, may take counsel from New Jersey and law of a similar nature may go on tho itatuto books all over tho United States. IN THE POLITICAL SWIM. Georjje Benny, .Ir., the Republican I. carter l.i Itrecklnrldjje'n DUtrlrt. Of interest Is George Dor.ny, Jr., Republican candidate for Congress in tho Aehlaud District of Kentucky, W. C. 1. Breckinridge's old d i s trict. For years Judge Denny lias boon one of the most prominent Republicans in tho I State. Ho has earned tho honor bestow! upon him by his hard work for his party. Bis political career was bogun b y his I o'ection a s County Judfo of Gn.rrura r.rouoE pf.xny, .tu county in 1871. Tho (r 1 r-! n rf inor 1 , A - of tho Republican State Centra Cora mitteo. As a delcgato from his dis. trict ho attended tho conventions A 184 and 18S at Chicago. Judgo Denny stumped tho State for tho Republican ticke in JM-2. .V oris B. Beardsky, recently no ri nato l for Lieutenant'Govr rnor of CViriectic t Vy tho DemDcratic htate Cor. At - vcniion was ono or tho leading andidatos for (iovornor. Mr. Beard -icy resides a lb i i.opcrt, was a rcpro entativo of that city in tho C nnectici t ( er.oral Aeso tibi-, and was co j-picuo :s1v a- tivo in mogressivo legis lation. 1'iio - t o his elcct'K n to iho Stat I o ;i-laturo ho -erved iir mauv on-.s 11 t tt t, . . Judge of Fro a'o at Bridge ort. Ho is Wi-lWc oo'ed in law, is pi a? icalanl mctho ical, and a man of oouablc disposition. ENVOY TO MADAGASCAR. M. lo ,1Iyr tie Viler llo:ir rrame' Cltlmitmu to tlm Im':ukI. No per r mgo has been more to tho front since tlu attempt f tho Frenca to establish a protectoralo over Mada gascar than M. lo My ro do Vilors, Freneli envoy to tho island. Bo has demanded that tho entiro northea t coast, including tho bast harlxr, bo ceded to France; that sho control tho northern po-nins-ula, and that cncessions of any kind bo invalid unless approved by hor. LKiivitEDK viL-in txioit, t ran co Is eh3 to dominate in tho island rogar'le's of other people. Tho (trairoi re'ations existing botwoea France und Fngland wore caused bj Fils action of tho Frcn h. M. loMyra de Vilors is at present tho bearor of an ultimatum to Madagascar. Teloeritphic Clic.t. J. M. Dkru, a woa'thy farmer, was run over ard killed by a train at Vincennos, Ind. TilK Royal and Select Mastars at Indianapolis olocted T. B. Lorg grand master and T. R. Marshall to jut jr. Is a rui.aAay at Columbus, Ind., James Seward was thrown againj-t a barb-wiro fence ani fatally injured. Mus. Maky Mykk., of Anderson, Ind., was stricken with apoplexy whilo driving in a bu gy, and foil to the road dead. Gkokok Dkatly was sentenced to levon yoars anl eleven mont is anl Leo 1'eatly to ix yca-s ard nino months in tho penitentiary, as accoslories to the murder of Mart Olno at üwingsviile, ly.

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