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The Ihmsen Grass company, or work in its green and amber to a of men and boys. number bottle has resumed factories,giving employment All the miners large imprisoned at Iron Mountain, Mich., by the cave-in have been rescued. -Thirty head of fine cattle, affected with tuberculosis, belonging to Hon. Jonas Van Duzar, of Elmira, N. Y., have been killed by order of the state officials. Rev. Alexander Heberton, aged ninety-two. died in Philadelphia. He was the oldest Presbyterian minister in Philadelphia. Decensed graduated from Princeton Theological Seminary in 1832. - Judge Hallett, in the United States District Court in Pueblo, Col., sentenced Shaw, Carey and Jones to jail for three months for interfering with a deputy marsball at Trinidad during the recent strike. The others were discharged, and nine held over to the next term of court, the jury having failed to agree in their case. Rev. Sheldon Jackson. com. missioner of education for Alaska, arrived at Port Townsend from the Arctic. He reports that the herd of Siberian reindeer at Porl ( larence had been increased to 700 head,an that they are thriving splendidly, very few dying. Fire cat sed damage to the amount of $150,000 to the Ayres Building in New York. - large Hungarian boarding-house at Laurel Run, Pa., was blown up by dynamite, placed under the house by unknown inparties, and three men killed and ten jured. Colonel Charles N. Pine. one of the editors of the Port Jervis, N. Y., Gazette, died, aged seventy-one years. He was formerly engaged in journalism in Philadelphia John Bruce Ford, who was formerly engaged in the publishing business in New York, died at his home in Brooklyn, aged seventy-nine years. published the works of Henry Ward Mrs. Stowe and Cullen He Beecher, William Bryant. Daniel McClintic, of Columbus, Ind., committed suicide. He W.IS short in his accounts, and ha also committed forharles Engstrom, bridge tender for gery. the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, was found under the trestle at the Chapin mino Iron Mountain, Mich., with his skull crushed at in. He had received his pay, and it is believed was murdered and robbed. Hubbs and John were refrom the Hudson county leased Mrs. Alice Moore jail in New Jersey. They have been under arrest since September 23 on the charge of being implicated in the death of George Moore, a brother of John, from poisoning. The coroner's jury found that Moore came to his death from strychnine administered in his tea by some unknown person. Whitecaps thrashed two negro women in Bishopsville, S. government is investigating Chinese frauds Roarin San Francisco. The postoffice at ing Springs, Pa., was looted by thieves. Clark, manager of Armour & Co'. oleomargarine was bewholesale E. M. warehouse, Court, in Pittsfore the United States District burg, on the charge of contempt, in refusing to open his books to Internal Revenue Collector Kearns. By a fall of rock, eleven men were entombed in a mine at Iron Moun tain, Mich. Ten deaths from typhoid fever have occurred in six days in Berea, Union, Waco and other villages in the east end of Madison county, Ky. New casos occur daily. Bad water the result of the long protracted drought, is responsible. -The trial of Van K Pritchett at Nashville, Tenn., ,charged with the murder of his father, Clark Pritchett, on July 2 last, resulted in a verdict of not guilty. Pritchett shot his father while the latter was advancing in a threatening manner toward his mother. John T. Roddy, of New York, has made a proposition to the Southern farmers to form a trust with $50,000,000 capital to control the cottou market. - The Georgia Legislature met, Mr. W. H. Venable was elected president of the Senate and Mr. W. H. Fieming speaker of the House. Prof. Arnold Gayat Cameron, Ph. D., of Yale University, delivered the Found Day address at Lafayette College, Easton, Pa. His topic was **The Real France in Our Education. Adam Nedinsky, aged thirty-one years, and his helper, Charles Urbin, aged twenty five years, were killed by a fall of coal in the Gilberton mine, near Ashland, Pa. - Crowds of subscribers to the "discretionary pools' surrounded the offices of those concerns in Pittsbur%, demanding their money. They re ceived no satisfaction. The large store o H. A. Sa; e & Co., harness manufac urers Los Easton, I F. was destroyed by fire. $20,000. Receiver Aubrey has sold assets of the First National Bank of Del Norte, Col., valued Most a $118,923 at public auction :or $1,000. of the assets were notes of stockholders o the bank and relatives. Only ten per cent was paid to depositors in dividends, and they W will realize very little more. H. Damme's grocery store at the northeast corner of Biddle and Ninth streets, blow to ruins by an explosion in St. Louis, an five persons were badly hurt, the injuries o one being thought fatal. Conductor Hest and Brakeman Soonbury were killed in col lision between a passenger and a freight San trai near Walker Station, Texas. George derson, of Limes one township, Pa., recenti struck a vein of cement, one hundred fee thick, on his land. New York assayers say Eas best in the world. A company of has been is tern the capitalists organized Larrels and plant will be built to turn out 1,000 tw day. Dent Mobley and Roy Davie, boys of Dancansville, Pa., aged, respectivel nine and eight years. quarreled and cut Moble an hacked each other with penknives. pushed his knife into Davie's abdomen, pier t the liver and causing fatal injuries. cing attempted to carry off colored in
