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Th 'p '-rp in Orrenn wiil S-i- iMr!
1 ih.iu :ht !n -lrr:rt-- forrt tir'
r f.f'nr in Nnrthw-trrn Sl;nnr..
Tb. whoi. of ihr bmiorn ponnn ol Rradlrr,
! S. P., U ;n hrf Nin utorr. one rharrh.
on holrl and one rrm.lcnce burnnl Iss
40X Thrr Tuiwrwk on ihs Wett-
m and Atlantic Railroad, at Smyrna, fiftrcn
"Ira fr.m Atlanta. Ga.. caui-d by a paaara
tt train runninf iuto an opn awitch and
eraahinf late a freifht train on a aiding. Fire
win Hkki waa killed ootrirht, Kngincr
Hatrknry badly Injorad, and to mail drrka
aHghtly. No paaarnfrrn r. raportrl injured.
Acting aodar inatractionn from AVaahlnjr
tm, Diatrit Attornry Coir, of Ixa Anrrlra,
Cal.,ha dhratawd thrarcond libl ajfaln.t thr
Itata. The plant of tha Kllaworth. Wla.,
Manufacturina- Ctv., the KUaworth Basket
Factory, and aeTrral aniallrr building were'
taJJy destroy ed by fire. Ixmt $71,000; injur- '
Trry Itjrht. A dtaaatfona prairie fire
Marted raj .f Oak a, N. D. Th. dimip to
Soaked and atarked wheat ia rery hravr.
The are. corered by the fire amount to thoun
tads of arm. The fire if at 1 1 1 burning. ( ne
an ha been burned fatally. A petition
far Mr. Uaybrick'i pardon haj been ent
from her. to Knfland, ined by the wire of
ta member of the t abinet. Joaeph Snyler
aaaaalted hit wife, and when arreted gave
hail, and auNriaently committed tuicide
8tat4xica fommhed by the Klrotriral Ae and
Strerl Railway Newi ahow that three and a
halyean aro i. e., January I, IW there
wr but thirteen elertric aueet railway in
operation, with . mile oftra-k and 05 car, j
aa a-ainat V4 railways 2,3 mile and 4.513
ran io Jnlr thia yesr -At San I.nia O!'ico
Cal , a man named Halnea, waa mnrderr-1 by
Joha S;!t Cularte and hl holy fed to the
hoafa. The beat i burning op reetaiion in
aaeiJona of Illtnoi. Georr W. Rirharrl.
na, of OtUwa roonty. Mich., waa n.mimtrd
for Conrreaa by the People parly conren-
tiaa.
The Illinois Kumiin Colon i ia' ion Society
haa been perm.xneiuly org in: led. aud will co
dearor toeatablnh a co!ony of Rouiin refu-
cer-i in S.toihern Iilnifi and fiikaouri.
The remsin of an elephant have Seen di
r.nrre.i in (. r.1er r'ork. Valley, in the western
part of luleihurj. 111. -The ord.-r of Rail
way Telegrapher and (he Ilrrvtherh.xxl ot
Telegrapher in Chlcayi hare been amalga
mated. A tirnado rtrack the northern por-
tioa of Penal county, S. VK. and pa.ed into
Ite yui Parle county. Minn, unroofing
building., blowino; down barns and acattering
grain atacka. Two !ar$re building at Con
gen City, N. Y., own-d by Sin. Roorae, and
the lomber yanl of Pioott 4 Whipple were
destroyed by fire- loa. fit, 000. The grain
and fead eatabliihment ot I,. Paube A Brr,
Chicago, waa burned, with twenty horaea: loan
t"JV'"J. At San Quentin priaon, California
Ilerry Raker, a San Kranciaro crook, nerving
fifteen yean for burglary, stabbed and killed
James llailey, another ronict. There was
an old grudre between the men At Irvine
Ky , William Pnrkett haa been sentenced to
hang, and Ambrose and Tobiaa Puckelt. his
km, to life confinement in tha penitentiary
for the murder of Henry Hale, at Kork 'a pre
cinct, the aame roonty, laat September. The
father ia to be handed Pcc mber A char
ter waa granted at the Stale Department at
MarrUburg. Pa., to the Sosqneba na and
Buffalo Railroad Company for a line of fi.'teen
m t Ira long, from Cook 'a Run, Clinton county,
on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad. to
Trout Rua, aame county. The capital stork
ia f HO.OuX John R. T. Ryan, of Williams-
port, Pa., ia preaident. Stata Cashier
Lireaey, ot Pennsylvania, has reaigned, giving
domeatie srireamstanrea aa the canse A
burglar tried to rob the Rlame nnii.n nt
Augusta, Me., but the neighbors were srnnJ
and he fle-. -Peter Foil -s e, John i : i ! r t
a id ric Jarvol were taking down two pil
lan of ore directly over the mouth of shaft
No 6 at the !pnb!ic Minea.near M.sr1ti''tte.
M ch , when the ground gave way In-nrath
them. A nol her ca ve covered them, and it
will bo weeks before the bodies can be re
rorereil.
Albert Van R'per, a boy sappoawd to hatf
been mu-deretl, returned to Celina, O. John
Ton-.', a tramp, is now Irving a life sen
tence for the sappoMed anirder. John,
Pan and Rill Squanoa, three Indiana, were
murdered in Bayport. Micb. A fonr-aiory
tenement house in Chicago waa deatroyed by
fire, and five per, j as burned todeath. Jan.
Hart, a wealthy stockman of Oswego, Kan.,
waa ahot an I k 1 1 led whi l asleep in bed.
I. Weidrmeyer, a ma l clerk, and four In
d'.ao were killed in a railroa 1 collision on the
Union Pacific, neir Port Neuf. Kirra are
racing in North Pakota and other sections of
the Northwest. Much grain has already been
deatroyed. A collision between two fr ighta
on the Cincinnati Southern railroad took place
between Harriman anl Rockdale, in Tennes
see, caused by mistake or disobedience of or
der by the north-bound train, which should
hre waited at Harriman for the south boand.
R rake man Stewart, of Chattanooga, and Fire
man William Weir, of the north-bound train,
wera killed. Fireman T. Connor, of the
south-bound, was injured. Roth engineen
escaped.
Frank Tasrott, a brother of Wm. Tascott,
Ur allegvd Snell murderer, has been necoti
srmg with the Chicago authorities with the
iof raving hia brother from the allows.
7 ie neirot tat iona came to naught- It is re-
url that the Canadian government intends
' reiropiae an ep'rt duty on l"ri. A drpu
' .:ionof lumbermen will shortly wait upon
g- eminent to urge that this step be not
ui'n. as it would imperil tha trade. -r r-d.
Kirorrer. a w 1 fe-m 11 nlt-rer, coiuuntlel aiiii'i le
by hanging himelf in hia cell. Walter S-
Bereaonl, wanted for awindiing hss been
extrad ted from New York to Rome, (,a.
A national convention of couneillon, com.
niandenea and ulorJinaie councila of the
Order of the 1'nite.i American Mechanic
opened iuTroy, N. Y. The program included
a reception at the City Hall, a parade and a
banouet. -A second libel has been filed
against the Chilian steamer Itata, at San
Piego, by I'nitcd Statea Marshal (lard, for
JismO for damage, sustained in bringing
the venacl hark from I 'h ili. Nor il I aro v it 1,
whoa few moiitla ago waa a wealthy banker
in St. Petersburg, i stranded in Iloaton with
out a dollar Hoaca A. Rrooks, a work
man, waa arrrstel ?n New Haven, Ct.. cliarge'l
ah fishing money from the railroad com
pany's boxea Iarid Harry, a rt:er
carrier, w in New Haven, chsrtr.-d with
stcaJm; letten containing money. His icn!
imcs were doubtlesei lost in pool rooms, which
he almts that he fr.-qtientcd Fdwan.l
M M 1 '. ' l.nn, who was recently convicted of
n' unieni' h is wi fe, was sentence.!, in Wilke-s
Isrre, Pa., to nanced. The murder was
-ornniitte-l at the couple's home at Sfurmer
Tille. Tne letailsof the atrocitica that caus.--l
the woman's -leath were the mt horrible
that were ever revealed at a trial in 'his rtistc
- Anton Sicl-oldt. who niunler'1 James !
ilerghan, a neighlor. was taken from jn:l. t
I a r 1 1 n trton. is , and hanretl. - Several
thousand Italian citlsens parade.) in New
York r: re!elir:ion of the I wen t v - ft rM annual
in'iiversry of the entrance of the Italian
ari:- n o Home. - -The Marks .".iljiistah
l'1- !.nK- i hair 1 ompany. Limited, "f New
r K mile an aa-sinment. I.ialil:ii s
A Y a P li k T r of Oerman capita lata is It.
log foruicJ in I ia m imi rc, (rinany, with the
purp-.se of constructing new larire shatt.'irs at
Chicago so that it ni iv in- pomibie lor ihe lier
man cwpitaliata lo co itrol tne importation uf
American pork iuto this couutry. S
BALMAGEDA'S BAD END.
Chili's Ex-Dictator Puts a Bullet in
His BraiiL
III Hosily Funn.l StlU Warm on a P-p-I in ;
Koom of ttie Argentine lega
tion in ValjiiraUo.
Kx-Prmidv-nr Huhn-ro-ln of CliiH "hot him-
If through 1 1 1 tfniplt- in his roooi at the Ar
prunnc Ls-jfaimn in .Sar.un -" At A. M
W hen the story bfrntno knovTn it crf:-)
I '. vrrr pti r t of t h r it jr r hr;! 1 nnr! y i '. i '. im .
nat'il, and mi pvptv hand were hoani the
sor.iiU of njoicnig.
I-atr arena nu Irotu the rapltnl ..nfirin ilie
n.ntional ntsg and gie the details of hi
suieid.. It now aenis tliat It. 1 in sce Ia 1- ft Siuiiii.c
on A nfl-ust 29 lsvat, in t hn hop-e ot muki oi? his
f"ip from L'hili, hut seviniij th a t ovtrv av -n
ue of the retreat w.is c u t . tT he ret u r n d ; h re
on Septrmlfr J an 1 went direct 1 the Ari;rn
tine I-rpniion.
intention had to po on hoard the
Tea? I 0n dell, which he expected M tin 1 ly
ing in San Antonio Hay.
t p.ni arriving there, however, he diteorer
h! to h is chagrin that the torpedcro li.id
aaded.
Since his return to the Argentine I.ea'ion,
in Santiago, Belmac?ia has been in an cx
trernelj nrrvons condition.
No one, with the exception of the Minister
of the Argentine Republic and one other m?:i
who wns (tsvotcd to the unf-Ttunnte fid'n si
drut eaua4!.) u ai permitted to talk to or e en
see hi 111.
All the different sch'-mes of flight were con
sidered hy ihe hiintel ex-President.
Senor L'rr i hu ri:i went to the theatre on Fri
day nighr. When he returned to the legation
h- had a long ami earnent talk with liaiina
ccda rnlature to the lattrr's idoas, previusly
broached, aUiut the ad visa hit lty of gi ring
himself up to the Junta.
lialmaoda and Senor I'rriburia went to
le at midnight.
eenor t'rrihuria. nhout A. M. heard a
ptvo.-shot in the bed-room that had bven us-
ignerl to Hilm iced a.
e notifitl her husband. lielore he went
IJ.iImsceda' room he ran aruuu'l t
hous- of i arloa Walker Martinez and Ltro-ig'.:!
tha: gentleman back to the le;ation.
rp-m breaking in the door ot H:.linneei!a'n
rooui u waa fojnd that he had shot himse.f.
The Inaly waa null warm.
There a, a gapiny w jund in the temp!e.
The bnd j was undrewv-d and lny on the Led.
The revolver was still held in hia rilit
hand.
Rslnurrds'i I'areer.
Th- stormy liffj thus brought to an en 1
b-egan in Santiago 51 year aro. Jose Manuel
Balmaceda waa the dead uMirir'a full name.
He came of an ancient family, rich, well
known and of high standing in t 'ni ! ian a tlai r.
Py the time he was years old young
Ilatmacrda waa known throughout Chili as a
coming man. 1 Ie wns ejrete I a Weputy to tha
Chilian t ongre, and took a j ro.Kinent part
in all the debates. Ttiere i no donjing hu
strong native force of character and excellent j
ability, lie was the b-e-u debat-T in Congr. j
and a natural ad r ol men. He served five i
term a deputy with credi: to himself and his
ciiy. Mrs ambition a.s recKnizei; p ople
fenerally admitted (hat he would one day Ik
'rr-sidenr, but no one imagined the extent to
which his ambition was destined to lead him.
In ("ougresa Hslm:iceda was the champi n
r nd idol at the great Liberal party ot Llnli.
At thai tim there were two other parti-?
comestung with the Liberals (or the cunr l
of the government, the atiuuuls and the
Coiiaervatirca.
The Liberals had commanded the majority
of the voters for many years. At the tune
Kalniacrd: ame into leadership they had
m r - d putit-fi m ongre tiian the other t o
parties combined.
When Pre i lent Santa Maria took up P.:I
tnaceda in I "vn," and m.ide him th- national
minister of Joreign affairs he greatly strengih
ened his administration and gratified t ;.e
nat m. Pal macel.-i wns very pipular. The
nrit year the p pu lar m i nister became his
party 's candidate tor I 'resident, and :i
el'tttd by an over helming maj r.t;-.
To iheir nnnd he was the re..test i'resid nt
they had ever had. Opposition to him in U,e
other parties died out. His old opponents
"inei in his praises. He wa die most dis
inguiihed man in South America. A place
in h:tory was assured for him there some
thing 1 k.e that ot Washington in North
American nftsirs. His character whs without
repra h. Hi patriotism and devotion to the
pu I) : ic i nfrr t were elebrated on every hand.
It in a commentary on the mutability o; hu
man aff-iirs that the old writers would like to
ponder over. All thin p'e suit situation w
romp etelv changed in ne year. From ihe
nHt p-pular man in Chili. I tn i nuiceda Im1
( ame in I'J m m t ns among a ery large n ti m
ber t his lei lo w - en 1jmis the most cordiall v
hate,I.
The sole in.-truinent i;i the change was Ih1
macrda h l me) t.
1 n Ch i . i Pr'-siden t v are not eligible for re
elect on. lialmsctda, liieretore, resolved to
t the constitution aside and etabl sh a dic
tatorship. Heattemptetl to get up a tctoIu
t;on in order to give him an excuse for re
sorting to martial law. It fail d, and Balma-re-ia'a
hand was discovered. A brief ptriod
of confidence was secured, but this soon col-
lanawsi and the ame w-s toiiicd bet we n tho
friends of t h- omM it ut ion. represented by the '
Congr-ai(na 1 party, and Palmaceda. the
would lo aut'ecr.it. The event that followed
are fresh in the memory of all, terminating
with the capture of Valparaiso and Balmace
da'a Might.
He has o;te i U-en reported since as hiding
In this place .r i na t n ppareni ly moving about (
In terror ot hi. b. m t i : 1 1 at Jast he brought
hia ruined career to an -nd with his own hand. I
DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES.
Fnvti HrfrrrFRand Robert Ciurrth were
dniwnexi at Miiwutikre, Wis., by the upset
ting of n row boat.
Y VF s ttlers, who n ere yoing on a claim nt
Cliqiet. linn.. were drowned while crosi nj;
the t. Louia Kiver.
Frank Im4ai.i, a private in Rattery K.
Fourth Artillery, wa-s struck and killeci by a
tram in Atlanta, (in.
A P'lfR-YF.AR dl.n aon ot William Church,
was killed in H a rrishu rrr, by beinjc run
over hv en electric strict car.
Stitf. Vetcrmnri-n (loin;, of Knna. pr"
nor, P ,-,. x lie d '.enc woich has h'-en killini:
cat le mar I.ohvctih orth, the Spnnish lever.
Joskth FMil.ANP, a wealthy farmer, near
Kansas City. Ml, nnd a l.x-al politii ian. n
found dead in a well t hia barn. It is sup
poaed he ace i len t n 1 1 y fell in.
PtKiMi a u.tiii at Cumberland, Wis.,
"hailstones mcwinnx from four to twelve
ineli-a in cireumferenee fell for 111 niiiititea. "
C nsi leralde damage n as done.
A yai'iit was struck by a tui; boat ami enp
sizl in .taten Is'and Sound nt Kliz.ibethport,
sit! Henry Fairchild snd Walter Podd, resi
dents of ranj;e, w ere d-ovned.
Two entrines and seven freight cars were
throMn over nn embankment on the Pennsyl
vania llailroad, uesr Altoona, and wri-cktn1.
t ne of the eni neers w as inj urtMl.
A llot'SKin tieneva, Minn.. w:19 struck by
lightning nnd I hri-.Iian Peterson, ngeni seven
teen years, was killed while lying in bed. A
h' it her who slept with him escaped.
II tr.r.Y Prick, aci six years, was nrei
di ntnlly shot dead by his cousin, Percy ( nrr,
aged lo, nt North l-ist. Md. Percy a.s plny
ing witti arcv.-lver in their bedroom.
A TRAIN on the i ieorgia Railroad jumped
the track mar Pay s dap. Ala., ami rolled
d.oin an cmhnnkineir. Kngineer J "dm V
Whiteworth was ki led and the other train
hamla inj n re.l.
Tiikrk was a vi"h nt wind storm in the
vicinity of Akron. !no, the other afternoon.
The Tr.icey block. :n counx-of erection at the
n"w town of HnrtHirton, oillaps d, killing
S'i!'iain StautT.r and seriously MotimlitiR five
other men, one uf whom, named Watterinan,
is not evicted to r- eover.
Til I: rojes holding a swincing scaffold un
der the railroad budge at S.i'.tshur'. Pa.,
broke, and nine workmen were pree; jm I ft ted
into the ri ver lcd. .Vi te. I below. .!.( '. R-'p-ergle,
S. W. Reed. W. P. Wilson and (icorge
Fleming wer fata ly, and others sen -usty
hurt.
A t RFlcli r train ran into the rear of nn ev
press t rai n nea r ( i ; rn i d. ( '' . t ol . W in . 1 1 a i to ,
in. in 'ger of the Ci.Meii t iate Woo leu Mils,
w as k i .leil, and three cither pa-seng. rs Here
seriously injured. I lie express train ha 1 been
stopjsed I y a lHtid;i l' and, the air brake in t
w. tkiiic, it went 'low 11 a steep grade into a
lunnel. here it w r.s brought to a standstill.
A frei.ht train was sent out after the pas
senger to eJenn up the Inn- slide. " The tlag
nun who was sent back to M i; the freight evi
dently did not do his duty, tor the heavy train
went on ami crashed into the rear of the pass
eeuger trn'u. ' '
SOUTHERN ITEH3.
SMK lMK.RKSTr. NKWs ( o'lrn.rn
1 KOI MANV M K(
A charter was craniid
the Norf.dk and I'.. tsi.i
I '"tnpan j .
The ti v e ,.,, ,.,. f;U !..ri
a . ri- low s'n i pp. 11 g M I
it N.
; ii (
-II 1 (TMlKial
"uiity,
poim Is of
cli'VM ,.v. r w i i k.
--llcporis irmii the tohaci oscctions of Virginia
r-present i he crop as having been seriously
injured by th' heavy ia:ns.
Win. r-pnde. of 1 1 1 It m, AV. Vn., attempted to
t ' ke a ri ol ,( 1 1 om ft liriciki n tinui, when
tiie weapon was dischargid and r-jeide as
kd.id.
An i n now n inmate ot' ; lie s oM icrs' II nm ',
while uiid-r the i ntl ueiiec o: liquor, w as i uu
over bv the eleitro ears near Hampton, a.,
and killed.
The store of K inert Rarreft at Lanjionj Ra
leigh county, W. Yh.. was burned, musing a
los.s ofiss isi. pany who was refused credit
is thought to be guilty.
--The Medical Society of Virginia meets in
annuals smhii in I.vnchhurg f' olu t ictober
."th to 1 't h. The ii i e :n hers'iip em braces about
one thousand Virginia doc:ors.
Ihe through traffic from the West, vra
Cumherlaiid ( iap. t as bee iin- so heavy that
the Noriolk and We-tern i unal.lc to handle
it o er its ii, w Clinch Vail- y Pivision.
The onim-reial Association of R lanoko,
Va., will h old a sciio weekly meetings, at
which .sul jecis b"iinng on the prosperity and
development of i he city will be discussed.
A large meet i ng : t Hampton, Va., adopted
resolutions cn i e,Tnji,g the verdict "t acquittal
in the I la ins i a-e .is ,',inirnry to the law' and
Ihe e . idei. e, mi l res ten ting to license
murder. "
The men charged with robbing the (leorgin
Central Railroad train, five miles from Sa
vannah, were eHpturei at Moseley Hill, 17
miles Irniii Madison, I'l.i., n:ter a sharp
resistance.
A large num her of t he land-owners contigu
ous to I.ura y, Va-, w ho sold land last year to
the Vall-y i.and and I mprovenieiit (.'ompany,
ha ve consented to the repurchase ol their
lands from the company.
Mr. Samuel I.owinan, uf I.ietersbnrg, Md.,
has a wonderful grow th in hia garden, w hich
has attracted considerable attention. Jt con
sists of a cabbage Mal k which lias on it ten
complete, good-sized heads.
The McLean House, near Appomattox
Court house, Yn.. in which the anines ior
the surrender ot ( ouier.il I.e. 's army tot ien
eral Grant were written, will be removed to
Chicago, but will be returned after the ex
position. In Orayson county, Yft., John M. Young,
aged titty-two years, got into a quarrel about
money matters with ids lather, aged eighty
years, and shot him twice througu the body.
The old man w ;li probably die. Voting uiude
his escape.
At a meeting of the line officers of the First
Regiment ot (. av .lry in Richmond. Va
Lieutenant-Colonel "llawes was elected
oolonle; Maj r William F. Wickham,
heuu-nant-coloue.; and Capt. U . Kirk
Mathew s, major.
The shortage in the accounts of M. J.
O'Uiiin, ot Ciialtiiiiooga, Te n.. ihe abscond
ing supreme trensu: er ol the Catholic Knights
of America, has been ascert lin d lo he $7 1,' s k i.
Charles J. Knscliner, of loledo, Onio, bus
been ciueii his successor.
Sylvester Valentine, of Hagerstown, Md.,
has a cow- . liicn began lessening the quantity
of milk which she usually gave. An inesti
gatu n proved that the iuiik thief was no other
than a large snae. which several men toun 1
haugingTo tl.e udder ot the cow.
As the nine-year old son ot Ir. James 1J.
l.io-c.ot leuti'iii, W. Va., was taking hu
lather's hoi e to w at r. the animal liecami
fr.gi.tened and ran a...y, throwing the boy,
whose to u caught in the si i r r up.d ra ggl n g h.iu
a long distance an J killing him instantly.
In Richmond, Va.. John W. Johnson nn
his son-in-law , J. 11. Pa venport, had a quarrel,
which resulted in a street light with pistols.
Johnson tired three shots aid Pavenport one.
The former escap-d iiu.iuit, out Pavenporl
was h it through the thigh.
FreJeriek Zahn, ot l'oiintniu Valley, Md.,
killed a copperhead snake in his mend iv
w hich measured three b et two inches in
length. As it looked plethoric it was cut open
ami twenty-two li.ely young copp-rheads
were louud in it. each about eight inches
long.
In Pocahontas last Wednesday a pistol in
the hands of M. t.ibboii, manager of the Vir
ginia Improvement ( ompany, was accident
al discharged and the hall lodged in the
neck ot S. H. Maker, chief cl-rk for the com
pany, inflicting a wound from whn h he died
the next day.
Burglnrs cracked the safe in the store of M.
S. Nras (t Co., and "I the Kanawha and ( nio
Railroad Coiiumnv at point Pleasant, W. Vs.
securing cash to the amount c
parties are beli ved io be th
i . sever .1 postotiii es on the
cently.
--The Natural (i.is Company
i ".
sn ine I hat
0..10 slii:
The
f Wi
ginla has notitied the Wheeling Council that
it wi.l probably tie unable to supply the cre
matory and water works this winter, and de
sires to be relieved of any obligation to per
lorm that service. The days ot natural gi:s in
West Virginia are evidently numbered.
A new company has received its char.er
from the state ot "West Virginia, and proposes
to lay oft and establish a tow n in Logan
county under the name of Williamson, in
tending to begin at once the manufacture of
furniture, coke, iron, glass, leather, etc., and
to go into the coalmining busin-ss extensively-
A delegation from Augtis a, (la., called on
President Harrison and invited him to attend
the exposition in thai city in November. The
President in reply intimated that Ins official
duties might prevent him from attending,
but he expressed his sincere hope lor the
development of the marvelous resources of
the South.
The descendants of Colonel John Lewis. the
.bunder of Staunton, Va.. have sent a com
munication to the city council, asking the
I r. vilege of removing his remains and those
.1 his wife, now at Fort Lewis, on the Iielle
: nt inrm, near Staunton, to the City Park,
v here they propose to erect a monument to
.he memory of the "pioneer of Augusta, and
.ne founder of Staunton."
-F..M. Tate and Kverett Moo-e, respectively,
ditors of the Hopkins county F.cho and the
Uliancc Vindicator, who have been vigor
uslv attacking each other for some time,
net in the street at Sulphur Springs, Texas,
nd began a fist fight, which terminated in
oth drawing pistols. Moore received five
millet wounds, and lived but a lew hours.
Tate received but one slight wound and is
under arrest.
Carpenters are repairing Wicomico Meth
jdlst Protestant Church, in Northumberland
countv, Va., and the following was found
written' on the side of the pulpit alter it vvsi
torn awav: "Jno. F. Wild built this pulpit.
Jno. Whitemarsh. Jno. F. Wild, m.
Movlou and Adam Shadier, house carpenters,
of 'Baltimore, Md., March 16. Ito0. We.
finished this pulpit to-day, being same day on
which Hazlett and Stevens were hung at
Charlestown, Va."
While Lem Lake, of Simpson, W. Va., was
plowing on his farm, the plowshare turned
up an ancient-looking iron box, which, upon
being opened, was found to contain nearly
two quarts of gold, silver and copper coins.in
all amountine to about none of the coins
bearing a later date than 13.. How the box
came to be buried and by whom, is a mys
tery. John McGinnis, near Gilmer, W. Va., was
attracted by a peculiar noise, which he thought
was a locust; but the next day the noise so
disturbed his wife and her sister, Mrs. Snruh
F Moffett, that thev searched tor the cause,
arid' the latter lady discovered it to be a rattle
snake under the bureau. Alter killing it,
thev found that the reptile measured forty
four inches in length. It is remarkable that
the snake was in the house tor two days and
no one was bitten by it.
BROTHER AND SISTER KILLED.
Struck by an Kngl ne and Crushed to Death,
A Companion Kscapes.
A pay train on the Ohio River Railroad,
con:ai:iiiig the president of the road, pay
master, and other officials, while passing
Sherman, a few m i les below P.i rkersbu rg, W.
Yn., struck a huckboard containing Lewis
Park r, his sister Alice, and a Mr. llailey.
Parker and his sister were carried on the
pilot of the engine across thti, bridge before
lal line off.
When picked up h ith were lifeless, having
been crushed to death. Rai ley j u mped o'i
just as the engine struck the wagon, and
escaped with severe bru ses. Neither of the
horses were injured.
Mr. Carl Hauler's "great painting of
Mme. Bernhardt as 'Cleopatra,' together with
a number of paintings of the volcanic regions ,
ot New Zealand by the same artist," is now I
n exhibition iu San Francisco.
TRADE OF THE WM
ui umnal Distribution of Goods Fully
OneMorth Behind.
Railway turnings l ull OAT--A Better Feel
iii"; Kcportecl From MHunfitct
tiriii Industries.
While th increased movement of such
staples as cottons, worsteds, hats, shoes, no
t.ons, hardware and millinery continues a
t-ature, as liereiufore, special telegrams to
V'if.r-eeC.t eorrofiori.te ihe statement that
tiie A ut u mu "s d i-tri but ion in general lines
has started in a month later than usual. The
p.xcep j ns are at Chicago, Minneapolis, St.
Paul, St. Louis, San Francisco, Kansas City,
nnd i iniaha. Larger Kastorn cities have not
felt the relieved demand so quickly or sharp
ly as in former years.
Lea her, hides. nnd lumbercontinue in more
active request at Boston and St. Louis, but
there is less demand for hog products nt Cin
cinnati, St. Louis, and Kansas City. There
is a's a large number of orJers lor merchant
md iiianuinctured iron at Bo-ton, Philadel
phia, 1'ittshurg, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chi
cago, and St. Louis. The demand from the
"until is improving and weather advices from
Kansas nnd Nebraska are very favorable to
ihe Indian corn crop.
A rai her better feeling an 1 more acti vity is
reported from man uf net tiring md ustries gen
erally. Demand for coal has improved.
Business tail tires in the L'nited States num
ber .'i'i, against H'i last week, and 1 67 this
week last year. The total January l to date
is "o'U, ngainst 72'!7 last year.
The price of wheat has advanced l on the
week on foreign advices, renewed buying and
continued heavy exports in the lace of very
large additions to available stocks. Indian
corn, with good prospectsand increased stocks
is off riasc and onls Jc. Exports are the heav
iest for any week this year, if not in any
week on record, aggregating 6,974,643 bushels
( including flour; from United States ports,
nnd 7,5.i"',or;'' bushels troll) the United Slates
and Canada.
In the preceding week the total was 4,726
bushels from the l'nited S ntes. From the
I nited States nnd Canada in the like week,
lsl'ii, the total whs only !S5, 175 bushel", uini
trom the United Slates alone in lS&fl it was
i.'. i 't-.s. 'X 0 bushels; in Is 2,S31,0(Xi bushels,
ami in 1SS7, 2,7o5,0iK) bushels.
EXPORTS FOR TWELVE WEEKS.
For twelve weeks of the cereal year, total
exports of wheat from the United States (in
cluding flour), both coasts, as wired to Brad
ttrerl'n, equal 5O,.326,0O0 bushels, against 2-V
021, Odd bushels from the United States and
Montreal in a 1 i ke portion of 18!)0; 23,244,000
bushels ( from the U nited States) in loofl; 27,
376, "Mi bushels in ISo."", and as compared with
4.-,2.s7,iit.i bushels in twelve weeks of lf-t7.
Bank clearings nt fifty-eight cities for the
week amount to fl, l'.M, 15.?, fo2,a decrease from
the like week last year ol 6.7 per cent. At
fifty-seven cities (New York's total excluded)
nn increase of 3 per cent, is shown.
'There were decreases at New York, $H9,021
S61; and at Philadelphia, $:,076,704, as com
pared with the week a year ago. At Chicago
the increase was $11,161,833, and at Boston
i J 1 , ox), o73. New York's total increased f'.'l,
601, 9j over last week.
RAILWAY EARNINGS POORER.
July net railway earningsare less favorable
tbnn those for June, but exceed those of July
last year by nearly 10 per cent. The tendency
toward a gain is more marked in the returns
from the gran er, trunk lines, Southern and
Southwestern roads. The Pacific roads are
the only weak spot, but the unfavorable show
ing of Union Pacific had a marked effect on
the entire exhibit.
The net earnings of 121 roads for July ag
gregate ..16,464,950, a gain over the July total
last year of 9.9 per cent, in net, with only 6.7
per cent, gain in gross. For seven months
the net earnings of h 7 roads aggregated 94,
6i3,c72, a gain of 3.6 per cent. The gain in
gross earnings was only 1.9 per cent, over tiie
seven months total for 189U.
CABLE SPARKS.
The Trpe's health is said to be better now
than for n long time.
The French government is purchas.ng
whent ami oilier grain in Italy.
The Pope is writing nn encyclical condemn
ing the agitation or a divorce law in Italy.
The Italian government has recognized the.
junta as the established government in Chili.
The Chilian authorities hnve purchased
the Italian man ot' war Aquila, which has
been transitu med into a cruiser.
The village of Rrfel, in the Tyrol, was de
stroyed by fire, during the absence ot the in
habitants at a religious festivity.
Tin: French government has instructed the
French minister at Santiago to recognize the
provisional government ot Chili.
Cakpinai. Rampolla, papal secretary of
state, and Monsiguor Mocenni, his assistant,
have' asked to be relieved of office.
A HAND of brigands nttacked the railroad
station at Pavlokiol, near Adrianople, Tur
key, and after shoot ng two soldiers on duty
captured the station.
The steamship Fuerst Bismarck, of the
Hamburg-American Line, made the run from
New York to S luthhainpton, Kng., in 6 days.
12 hours nnd ori minutes, the fastest on record
between those two points.
A renewal of the storms and floods have
done more damage in the province ot Toledo,
Spain. It w ill require two mil. ion pesetas to
repair the streets and buildings of Almeria,
capital ot the province.
'The King and Queen of Romania (Carmen
Sylva) hnve left Vienna, lor Lake Maggiore,
in Northern Italy. The Queeu was so weak
that she had to be carried to the railroad car
ringe while seated in a chair.
A memorial to the memory of Christopher
(Kit) Marlowe, the English dramatist, who
was killed in n tavern in London, in 1593 was
unveiled by Henry Irving, the tragedian, near
the Canterbury Cathedral.
The committee formed w ith the purpose of
securing the release ot Mrs. MaybricK, the
American woman imprisoned in England on
a charge of poisoning her husband, has retain
ed the services ofSir Charles Russell and Sir
Horace Davey in order to lest the legality of
Mrs. May brick's detention in prison.
Chief Officer James Thompson, of the
British ship Orange Prince, now at Dartmouth
Eng. and, has been resented w ith a handsome
gold medal on behalf of the President of the
United States ns a reward tor rescuing the
erevv of the American ship Amanda C. Parker
in January last.
The Earl of Dudley wns mnrried to Miss
Rachel Guerncy at Trini y Church, Sloane
street, London. The Earl is 24 years old, in
clined to lead a sporting life, and has been te-
farded as the greatest "cat jh" in all England.
Ie is the ow ner of an immense s'state and a
string of the most magnificent sapphires in
Europe. His w ile's Inother wns a dressmaker
of gny f ro leviiies. Her daughter was ad pt
ed by the Puke ot Bedford and his wife, , o
gave 'the young lady 100,000 as a marriage
portion.
FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
Distress Caused by the Crop Failure--Other
Foreign News.
Reports received from Tnmhoff, Russia, and
i's adjacent provinces announce that the
Zcmstvos have provided for the resovving of
the land ami to furnish supplies of grain until
. I Hiuary next. A iter thai date there w ill be
the greatest difficulty to ensure food for the
people. As the collection of taxes is impos
sible, the salaries o! t'le local administrative
hoic. s have neee sur ly 1 eon suspended. Even
i.t tiie funds tosuppiy grain are obtained, the
disi riluitie-n, which will he over wi le lamine
tracts, will he difficult, and the lnainfaiiiiiiiee
of hospitals, schools n d asylums is doubtful.
The scarcity of oats and hay is compelling
the fanners to s dl their live stock nt mock
prices. Kor instance, a horse for two roubles,
a - for three roubles and colts for from 2'l
to on c .peeks. Afier n recent county fair in
one district, the skeletons ol 4(1 horses were
found by the roadside. The auim i Is had been
killed for their skins.
Destitution is abo staring in the face a large
n umber of people who have hern employed
upon publ'o works, as work ut-oii the latter
must stop wh'M! the fros s set in. The masses
of the people rely entirely upon (he tovern
ment to help them. Tlrs being the state of
affairs in the present mild vveat ier. the gloomy
prosp cts held out by the ling winter can
be readily imagined.
At an extraordinary meeting of the authori
ties of the government of Saratofl'. just held,
it was decided to petition the imperial govern
ment to prohibit the exportation of oafs and
millet as weH as that of rye.
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE,
Thomas B. n i i: I ii.t'iticti is in Lo-idon.
The Princess of Wales has become nn adept
in amateur photography.
Jt l.rs Simon, ihe celebrated French ic:.no
mist, detests ti.hacco and alcohol.
Captain Hawi i:v Smart, the English
sporting novelist, is an old soldier, and fought
in the Crimes.
Deacon Pun e. of Manchester, Mass., is
said to he the olih st school teacher in the
country, lie was born in Is'i.
Archdeacon F.wtitAi: maintains thnt it is
only an ignorant theology thnt can assume
science to he hostile to religion.
Ch arles Hamlin, a grandson of the late
Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, is doing newspaper
work on the New York A'n rtinrr.
The Rev. Arthur Crosby, son of the late
Dr. Howard Cn -shy. has been elected assistant
profi ssor ot G.-eck in Princeton t'ollege.
J I I Hi K ( i t; F.stl A M will deliver the oration
at the unveiling of i he Grant equestrian statue
in Lincoln Park, Chicago, on October 7.
Kdwai.ii Everett Hale is trying to get
Boston to honor Oliver Cromwell by hanging
the Puritan soldier's jwrtrait in the 'Id South
Church.
John Boyle O'Reilly's monument will
soon be assured, if subscriptions keep coming
in ns at present. The grand Lornl nt present 's
$16,.3i'9,9 i.
The Dukeof Nassau, although 75 years old
is still hai1 an I h arty. He has a fortune of
$25, 00o,iHJi nnd is believed to be the richest
prince in Europe.
II eriiekt Spencer, considerably improved
in health, is once more nt hard work on his
philosophy in n little house in the edge of
Savernnke Forest.
Anton Rubenstein is said to be engaged
on two important new works. One is an ora
torio on the subject of 'Moses," and the latter
an opera on a Russian theme.
Lady Aberdeen is taking a gr at interest
in the World's Fair. She wishes to have an
exhibit of Irish industries established at the
fair with a view of fostering them.
Rev. Howard MacQi ery's sentence has
been so modified as to continue his suspension
beyoud the six months at first prescribed, in
stead of disposing him f om the ministry.
Cardinal Manning, says the New York
Tribune,, is credited with having given this
text to Bishop Patterson for a temperance
sermon: "And tlVy that bare the bier stood
still."
Miss Lizette Woodwordth Reese, the
Baltimore poetess lias a volume, "A Handful
of Lavender," in press. It comprises some
seventy odd pieces of verse, and is dedicated
"to the sweet memory of Sidney Lanier,"
Mrs. Mary Bryan, editor of the Monro
Librarv, owns a small plantation down in
Georgia, and baled the first cotton this year in
her State. Mrs. Bryan, who is also known'as
the "automatic novel writer," gets out a fresh
romance in the serial form every six weeks.
The late John II. B. Latrobe, of Baltimore,
learned to use a typewriter alter lie reached
the age of hi). He was a man of great indus
try, and had carefully developed the art of
utilizing what he called "scraps" of time.
Miss Emily Huntington Miller has
been elected principal of the Women's College
of the Northw estern University. She is pr. si
dent of the Women's Club at Chautauqua,
and was for many years editor of the Little
Corporal.
Dr. Humphrey' Storer, of Boston, who
died last week at a ripe old age, used to relate
"now, when a youngster in his proles iou and
nlniost starving, he received $50 in a letter,
requesting him to do something of a question
able character. He put the money into an
envelope, directed it to the sender, and ran ns
fast as his feet would carry him to the post
office, lest his resolve should weaken under
tenjplation.
GIGANTIC BANK ROBBERY.
A London House Cleaned out of Over a
Million Dollars.
The banking world of London has just been
startled by the announcement that an import
ant bank robbery has taken place in the city.
The po'icc and bank officials are trying to
keep the matter us quiet as possibl", so that
the entire facts in the case are not obtainable
at present. It ia known, however, thnt the
institution that has suffered is the London
and Westminster B ink (limited), No. 11
Lathbury, E. C, an important establishment,
having over 1 branch houses iu London.
The money stolen, it would appear, consisted
of a large I nrcel of bills remitted from the
country banks to the London and Westmin
ster Rank. The thief or thieves must have
cleverly watched for the proper opportunity
to accomplish the robbery and to have gained
access to nn apartment nearthe nigf) entrance
to the bunk. This apartment was easy of ac
cess from the street, and t4ie parcel of bills is
supposed fo have been stolen while the bank
officials were busily engaged in another
apartment in going over the accounts of last
week 's settlement.
Both Mr. William Astle, the town manager
of the bank, an I Mr. H. F. Billinghurat, t lie
country manager, decline to make any state
ment as to the actual los incurred by the
London nnd Westminster Rank, but it is cur
rently reported that the amount stolen is not
less than 75 i.UO, and that it may be as much
as l,2."ni,00().
Tiie bank oftieers.the city police authorities
and Criminal Investigation Department of
Scotland Yard are putting forth the utmost
exertions in order to effect the captur of the
thieves. Notice ol the robbery has been sent
to the police centres throughout the British
Isles and on the continent, and the sailing of
every pnssengw vessel is being watched.
Notice of the robbery has also be n sent to all
the banks upon which the bills were dra.wn,
but the police theory is that no attempt w ill
be made to change the bills iu this country,
but that the thieves will have recourse to the
continent, where the presence of so many
wealthy travelers lroni England and Ihe
United Slates makes such transactions ensier
than in this country.
The robbery of the London and Westminster
Bank recalls the fact that on February 16 last
& siiniliar daring bank robbery took place in
the same ne ghboi liood. Upon that occasion
a stylishly-dressed man accosted in the Na
tional Provincial Bank of England, No. 112
Bishopgate-Within, a clerk from the lyondon
branch ol the Bank of Scotland. This clerk
was in the act of making the deposit of nearly
frill, 0(H) at the public counter of the National
Provincial Bank, and when Bpoken to by the
stranger he turned toward him and replied to
his question.
Though this conversation only lasted a mo
mentor so, nn accomplice of the stylish
6trnnger snatched from the clerk a wallet con
taining Rank of England notes to the amount
named and decaniptd. In the confusion which
i'ollowid both the strargcrand h s accomplice,
supposed hy the police to be expert American
bank-snenks, made their esc ipe. The booty
thus obtained included Bank of England notes
of various denominations from l,D00 down
ward, and, so far ns known, neither the thieves
nor their plunder have since been heard of.
It w ill also be remembered thnt quite re
eenCy it was reported that the Bank of Eng
land had been robbed of 250,000 (1, 250,(10(1),
a statement which was denied by the officers
of that bank.
At the time of the National Provincial
Bank robbery the police authorities claimed
thnt it was the "biggest haul" of money made
by "bauk-snee.ks" in a generation.
MARKETS.
Baltimore Flour-City Mills, super, $3.20
fu.3.4o. Wheat Southern Fultz. Un(a, 1.02
Corn Southern White, l)!fn.71e.. Yellow.
!o(ao'4c. Oats Southern nnd Pennsy I vaui 1
3'-'((i-37ic. Rye Maryland ami Penusvl vaui 1
87(a,92e. Hay. Maryland and Pennsylvania
irl2.OOfT.12.. "ill. Straw Wheat, $7.i)lf.j;..V).
Butter Eastern Creamery, 24o.2iV. near-hv
reeeipt 15,'a.llie. Cheese Ciste-n F.ulev
C renin, 9Uft.HK-., Western, stcHjc. Eggs If
(u-'-'le. 'Tobacco, Leaf-Interior .wOi. 1.5 .1
Good Common, J4.lH.Ka.W, Muldli-tg, "$u.y
fiioS.iHi, (iood to tinereil, -.'.lAl'll.O I. Fancy,
$l2.if(a.l3.i.K'.
T. HW YORK- Flour- Southern Coo l t 1
choiceextra,r3.ri.V'i 1.25. Theat -No. 1 Whit
l.HJiffil.Ol. live Stale 1 iiH,(,l.o2e. Corn
Southern Yellow, ti'i'.j,'i7e. hits --Whit
State o2K'H3o. Butler Stale, lofj'J.'ic.
Cheese Slate, " ($!$(. Eggs -JnCj.lile.
Philadelphia Flour - Pennsylvanii
Fancy. 4. 25(,4. so. Wheat, Pennsyl vania an I
Southern Red, l.oojfa, I.H2. Rye -Pennsyl
vnuia, 9(l('fi95c. Corn Southern Yellow, ti.M
fo.69c. Oats o-UffL-'Uc. Butter State, LMUfi,
25c. Cheest New York Factory, 10(Vt,luc.
Efe'gs State, 2ii(o,21e.
CATTLE.
Baltimore Beef $4.5ifii 1.90. Sheep
$3. 50(a,4. 5(1. 1 logs if l.lhifei.4.5().
New York Beef f.'i. 05(5. 49. Sheep
$4,110(0.00. Hogs 5.10(0,6.00.
East Liberty Beef 4.75(3)5.00. Sheep
$4.005.00. Hogs $5.605.70.
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Fall Term Opens Sept. 7; 1891.
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