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For early fall wear we ere ehowlng someuiingsin Lon Garments and Jackets." In Direotoirs snd Belled Front styles. iiememDer, oar pnoee are aivrays the lowest During our Great Smoke end Water Gale our etook of Oarpete wss complete ly closed out, but we oott now show the kt Largest nicest Selected jM. Of 4i Carpets tr ia be aeon in thwdtv. Colors and Der. 1 fin ere hendeotrer than erer.

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f.aitf Sept tl. Indiana: ting to easterly, slightly to night. TWO MAJORSDECLINE IT, The eaoe el reaelea ombmImk la Fanllaf the Wear? Brala the rrwetdeat, Iawhixoii, Bopt 21. Major Merrill baa Just telegraphed Major Warner at Washington to absolutely withdraw the former a name from eon iteration in connection with the pen eion eommlsalonership. Cm Pisr, Sept.

21. Secretary Noble and Maj Warner left this mom log at 8 o'olooky the secretary for Wash ington and Maj. Warner for Kansas City, The appointment of pension commis sioner will not be made to day. Senator Plumb, of Kansas, waa a new arrival. He will dine with pros! dent.

Be says his visit has nothing to do with the oommltsioner of pensions. L. T. Itlloliener, attorney general, of Indiana, and John E. Milhoeland, of New fork, were the only sails on the eieoutite cottage this morning.

Mr, Michener eeme to dlaonst state affairs with the president WasBnoTon, Sept 2L Secretary Noble returned from Deer Park, at 1 5 o'olook this afternoon. lie said Major Warner had gone west He refused to say what oonolusion bad been reached about the pension oornmisaionerahip. BVBNKD TO VUTHi The tad. (rate el a Hnlus I.aey Other Inn ftp Telegraph. Shim, Mont, Sept 21.

Mrs. Ohaa, LaPsge, the wife of a' prominent stockman residing in Ohonteau City, was burned to death Thursday night Her husband wss absent from home at the time. Mrs, Page had retired for the night and in some nnaooountable wsy the bed clothing took Ore. The unfortunate woman suooeeded in reaoh the dw. with her night robe in flames, aud screamed for help, but before aid arrired she wss so badly burned that she died shortly afterward.

Chicago, Sept 21. Ea Offloer Mo Donald who until ten days ago wss stationed in the Thirteenth street district, was shot and fatally wounded by his wife about 7 o'olook this morning The pair quarrelled about money matters and Mrs. MoDonald seised her husband's revolver and fired three shots, all whioh took effect She was arrested. Eannanji, Sept 21 Bar ney Short, aged fifty, a shoemaker, who a hermit's hfe, on an island in Jilt tie river, waa horribly jnangled and in stantly killed by the Portland train at 6 45 olook last evening. Cmotao, Sept 2L Russell Harri son arrived in the olty lost evening and registered at the Grand where telegrams and mail awaited him.

Mr Harrison will join his futhor in law, ex Senator Saunders, of Omaha, who is in the city on the Utah, eleotlon eommis sion to day, and go with him to Omaha, where his family it al present, Lapobts, Sept 21. Two men weresrrested here yesterday on tut pinion of being the parties who seoured 13,000 from Louis Bottorf, a farmer living near Orawfordsville, by means Of a bunko game. They are believed to be the parties who beat an Illinois fanner out of 5,000 recently, Tbosxo, OaL, Sept 21, O. O. Style has been awarded the administratorship of the late David 8.

Terry, The order, appointing him declares that the estate does not exoeod $100,000 in value, and the personal property not more than (10,000. Buns, Montana, Sept. 21. Two butchers, Frank Lewis and Stine Johnson, quarrelled last night over some trivial matter, when Lewis drew a revolver and fired one shot at Johnson, silling him almost instantly. WoaonTsn, Sept 21.

Edward doubling, president of the Worcester base ball club, died suddenly in Providonoe yesterday, aged 45, TUB qtlKBKO UOBBOaV, The Wwk el Dl(f las; VlcUna Sllll la rregresa. Qoibm, Sept 21. The work of digging ont the reclines of the land slide was carried on all night although it rained incessantly. The efforts of the workers were concentrated in a spot where run named Kemp wss supposed to be. At 4 o'olook this morning the work was far enough advanoed to allow him to be seen.

At intervals Kemp would sing popular songs then would shout "polioel The poor man it either intsne or Is delirious. John Nolan, who it was thought had been killed, was found still alive, though be had been buried under twenty feet of ruins (or over thirty six hours. It will be several hours before he can be out out Men of the batterv and roval school 01 cavalry are still aiding in the work of msone, Haass Hck, we save ear Csatarla, ObAd, ate erlad forCartorla, Ksm Has, sat etnas' Oadoete, WaaaaaamCVillsrva.abtiatslhMaOtalorla, Will Br Bis Kallraa Shape flaar rilsskarg. The Pennsylvania company has per abated 800 acres of ground twelve miles east of Pittsburg and named the plaos Walla. On this ground large car shops are to be erected, and the shops now located at Torrent will be located there.

Tus larger repair shop will beboiltin a seml oinulat form, and will ba 482 (set in diameter, BLOODT nCBDBB. A Veaag Barker reeve kf Brw al Baaasi. PiTTEseOK, N. Sept 21. Jas.

G. MoOloud, a barber, waa murdered at midnight last night on River street this olty, by an Italian named Angela Barbara MoOloud was 23 years of age and lived at 87 Milk street He was walking on the street with a siok companion, when Barbara passed them and made some insulting remark nbont the siok man. MoOloud retorted sharply and the men finally oam to blows. In the course of the fight Barbara pulled ft razor and slashed Mo Oloud twice in the calf of the leg, making two terrible outs. MoOloud wss taken home, when he died of hemorrhage.

Barbara wss arrested. "CHOKIItO A woman. Jvesph elan nana Dafaaaaat la Olveree alfcBrleae Vharffaa. To dsy, in the oinralt oourt, complaint for divoroe Wat filed by Attorney O. Holder, In which Josephine Giant the plain alleges cruel treatment Her husband, Joseph Giant is a farmer of Jefferson township.

It is charged against him thai at divers timet he abused the plaintiff shamefully and (hat on the 12Ut of the present month he assaulted hit in a fierce manner, al most choking her to death. She asks for relief from this abuse and the custody of two minor ohildren of a family of nine. tub immoBTAa, mi. reurfeeel seals Are Traaparta4 le We! sins taiim Thha oars. The following deaths have been re ported at the undertaking establishments for the week ending Sept 21: Samuel Harrison, 77 years, exhaus tion.

Thomas Dyer, I day, exhaustion. Agnes HntzeL 4 months, bron ohltis. Jsmes Parnin, 23 years, typhoid fever. Clara, foundling, 2 months, mar asm as. Jacob Beckus, 1 day, exhaustion.

Fred. Kayser, 22 years, consump tion. Joseph Eoilly; 18 days, exhaustion. Anns Stier; 7 months, spasms. Dora Fnchs, 62 years, Inflammation of the bowels.

Michael MoGamley, 7 years, lung fever. Child of Louis Bapp, i day, exhaus tion. Martha Perry, 08 years, paralysis, George Klermer, day, exhaustion. fill ALOIS. A Slasalleeat Ballalar Bl.faallf faral.bas.

It Will Be OpeaaS nanSar Xexl the Trarallaf raklla. In times past Fort Wayne has been sadly deficient in hotel aoootnmode tions. But with the wonderful growth ofouroity during the, past three years we have been fortunate enough to find ft couple of public spirited gentlemen, who hsve each given us new hotel that are quite the pride of our citizens. Tbs Sbnthixl reporter yesterday had the pleasure of being shown thrown the new Aldine, on East Berry street It is perfect gem. The architects, Messrs.

Wing Mahurinj its owners, Messrs. D. and B. Foster, and its lessee, Colonel James Humphrey, have all united in the effort to make it as handsome, convenient comfortable, and ele gant a hotel as can be fodod in the state of Indiana. The offloe and reading rooms are located on the first floor and are very expensively fitted up in quarter sawed oak, the floor being of marble tiles.

The 'dining room is just off tbs offloe. and! separated from it by massive oak doors, Set with beautiful stained glass panels, and is exceedingly ooxy and at tractive. The halls sod rooms through out the entire building are covered with the highest grade of velvet and body Brussels carpet while the bedroom suits are in quartered oek, of exquisite designs. Tbs parlors are in silk plush upholstery. Toilet and bath rooms on every floor, the plumbing being unusually fine.

Nothing seems to have been left undone for the comfort and convenience of guests. Col, Humphrey Is one of the moat tueoetsful hotel men In the west and numbers his friends by the thousand. It is his intention to run the Aldine ss the best 2 a dsy hotel in the United States of America, and bis past repute tion as landlord leada us to believe that he will do just what ha promises. opens his doors to the traveling publio On Monday next We predict for the Aldine a future of great pros perity. Ball Oaaaaa.

The garnet played yesterday were as follows! National teague Chicago IS, Cleve land 7 Washington 8, Boston Indi anapolis 6, Pittsburg, 10, Philadelphia 1. New York 4. American association Athletlos Brooklyn 4) Kautt City 0, 0t Lonli BIG BANK ROBBERY! Barclare Braak Opaa lha Vaall al a Baak at IreatraeS. ail fteoara AsBum), Sept 21. One of the meet daring and successful robberies ever committed in the ttate oocurred st Ironwood last night between 2 and 11 o'olook.

Over $40,000 wss taken from the vault in the Iron Exchange bank. The money was sent from this olty hut night at 7 o'clock and arrived in Ironwood about 9. It was for the Ashland and Oermania mines, who were to pay off their men to dsy, The cashier put the money inside of the second vault and left shortly after 9 o'clock, A light was left burning id the office and ft few minutes later A man working at the safe, but he had on the cashier's office coat and nothing Wat thought of it by those" who passed The cashier had been attending theater and returned shortly after II o'olook, when he discovered the money missing Active measures were then taken to get a clue to the robbers, bnt no trace of them hat been ascertained, The express company had no receipt for the money from the bank officials. The combination was worked In the sec ond door of the vault and opened with a key. This Indicates the work of experts.

Officers are at ft loss to known whioh wsy to look for the robbers and great excitement prevails at Ironwood. LIBBBAS, DONATIONS. A Met Articles Paaala I.I fcravr Hall (Pair Mr. Slauarj'a Cicatrical Trlercle Kx atklllaa ht. There was a jam at library ball ex citement and joy was nnconfined and ft liberal circulation of aheokels kept things going at ft lively pace.

Thi BsKTmn announces to day list of articles donated to the fair np to the present tune, ss follows! Wo. Rend, oow, Jas. Fox, oow, Wm. Shqrdon, mare. Paalno, hive bees, Lordier, pair vases.

H. Gets, pig, Wm. Mckinnie, Jersey calf. Coombs cutter. A.

Byan, pig N. O. Olds ft Son, buggy. L. Jooquel, notions, J.

Nathan, box Jas. M. Kane, notions. H. O.

Oraffa, olook. Frank Volrol, watch. Hoosier store, pair shoes. Mr, Bond, two pslr blankets. Mr, Msrgeqthiem, two plumev Vordermark bair shoes.

Stewart A Halm, two dosen band kerchiefs, Friend I Enterprise, snit of olothes, Smith, ft Goeleoh, plow. AKalbaoher, barrel floor. L. Fortriede, three pairs of shoes, H. Sommers, notions.

M. Webber, 100 cigars. Mr. Spenoer, box cigars. Golden ft Monahan, smoking gown, Beverforden, sundries.

F. P. Hoham, sundries, Mrs. Schnlte, bonnet Minnich, two razors, F. Tegtmeyer, pair boots.

E. Beinewald, box cigars. K. B. Bloat, bslf dozen whips.

Ornber ft Gray, cutlery. Wm, Sheiman, four pounds Mr. Haller, ham. Zollars ft Men, sundries. D.Xlotz, notions, Graffs tinware, Jos, Mommer, six pairs of shoes.

Trenkley ft one butterdish. L. Hull, notions, Thieme ft Gross, notions. Mr. Barons, oonfectionery.

J. Christian, box cigars. F. Gruber, 100 cigars. Mr.

App, one pair dippers. Orimme ft Son, one pair pants, order. Skeleton, Watt ft Wilt, fifty pounds coffee. L. Mohr, one plane cover, J.

Welsoh, tinware. Boswell ft Miller, notions. Markey ft Mnngovah, groceries. James Summers, one box cigars. Jno.

Eokert, one box cigars, A. S. Lanterty, sun) of clothes. Banner, Cratsley ft notions. A.

Trentman, barrel of sugai. Buraley ft fruit Jas. Msdden, lews mower, L. Wolf, two rugs. Mr, Bsuman, pair slippers.

Markey ft MoNieoe, toilet soap. Mulligan ft Lannen, box cigars. Wilding ft Son, two Ions coal. Wm, Maunix, box; cigars. Mr.

Bolts, box cigars. Al box cigars. Jos. Baker, box cigars. Mr.

Sohelffer, shoes. Mr. Ksgg, sundries. Pottlltser ft Cov fruit Hneetia water set Plokard tea pot Stenb cutlery, Mr, Voltand, Sour. Mr.

H. J. Ash, sundries. Morgan ft Beach, harrow. Paul F.

Ballisr, Langsrd, grooriet.v AS.iou,swpsv Ui J. Oddon, sundries. L. Pox, box oaody, Wm. Gaffney, grooeriesi P.

Eggemsn, pair boots. Jos. Fax, three gallons ios cream. Mr. Merge), box cigars, Pat Cox, chandelier.

8. A. Anrentl, fifteen pounds sugar, Jos. Brimmer, work. A.

A. Noll, J. Dittos, grooeriot. Clayton, Puroell ft Co fruits. a Entemann, one box olgnrs.

Max G. Lade, one fish pole, Jno. Muldoon, work. Mr. Miller, one stand.

Mir, Gassier, two hams. Fixley ft one Suit olotbos. People's Store, one pair chenille portion, Ogden, one pump. Foster ft Od, one half dolt plaequoa. Fape ft Itoehm, one chair, Pant Wolf, tine blacking stool.

J. F. Noll, three pairs shoes. Mr. Frankenstein, notions.

F. Offenock, ons ham. T. D. Gerow, one halt barrel, flour.

Mary Qiiinh, one hat Mulharen, groceries. Shaffer ft groceries, Jas. Bcilley, one gallon milk per day. Mousing ft one barrel flour, Adams ft Armstrong, uotiops Thos, Carroll, barrel flour. Jas.

Sheridan dozen trees. Thos. Bysn, oysters, Frank Dolegrange, notions, Gerding ft Aumann, tinware, Mr. Lanternter, oelory. J.

1). White, notions. Durfoe ft Co sundries. Mr. Parrignsy, 2,000 brick.

Summit Soap box soap, D. Qumpsr, tack flour, Mr. Kline, box cigar. Klauameyer ft wagon J. Bomary, aundrles.

Frauerman, box cigars. A. Goodman, notions. Geller ft five galloct ice oream. Jos.

Morgan, buttermilk. Boot ft rug Mr, Seidel, loo cream, Friend's Enterprise, suit clothes. TBS CONTESTS, The ocntett closed at 11 o'clock, ns follows Wheel contest M. L. Albrecbt 276j City Carriage works, 1C2; B.

H. Baker, 973. Mr. Baker proving tne most popular eamsge maker, was swarded the wheels. Gold watoh Mary Connors, 71 1 Ag nes Baker, BOj Alice Furtte, 10, Moggie Cranston, 90, Julia Cox, 10i, Maggie Oaffney, 18; Ella Donahue, 81 Marie Breen.

10, Miss MoDaniela, '10; Miss Oribbena, 10, Miss Litot, ley, 10, Miss Wort, 10; Miss Didier, SO, Closes Monday evening at II o'clock. Gold rosary Mosdamea pbil An rents, 02, George Ohneck, ttlj Jsmet Woulfe, 10, Patrick BurntflS, James Summers, 10; Kelly, 81; John Boland, 3); O. Cbsuvey, Byan, 91, F. MoBennett IS, E. Gilmartin, E2, A.

J. Dittos, 10; J. Nolan, 20t. Rood wagon Charles Hilton, 161: Dunham, 100; B. Bensmsn, 001 Tyrrell, 89, ritipatrlck, 04.

Con test closet to night at 11 o'clock. Bosnian's block thorn cone D. Mohe han, 10, A. Mojnihan, 10, Wm, Kaougb, 10; Wm. Bice, 10, M.

Cody, 20); George MoKInnie, 81) John Smith, 10. DOTES, Big crowd. James Fox took np tickets at the door, D. J. Hoynea drew a basket of flowers with No, S.

Killian Baker and H. Brnnnnn handle the money, A plush cushion was drawn by Mr. Breen with No, 09. A basket of fruit was drawn by Nicholas Men with No, 23 Dennis MoOorty and Mike Houlihan were at the ticket offloe. D.

H. Gaffney, with No, 08, drew an article at the rosary table. No. 89, held by Mr. Briggt, drew an elegant embroidered quilt 0.

F. Reinkensmoyor, holding No 30, drew ft lovely toile'i set, hand paiutud, from the brush of May Graffs. The mandolin orchestra has been retained for two nights next week. This feature is a heavy expense, but it will repay the outlay. Mr.

MarmaJuke M. M. Slattery will givttan exhibition of his electric tricycle this eveniug, lictween the hours of 7 and 8 o'clock, at which time he will ride around the lull. As it is a novel si well as scientific invention, a large crowd will be there to see hini. Union 'song and prayer service of the City and It R.

department in the City T. M. C. A. hall at 42)0 p.

m.ledby Bev. M. 0. Cooper, subject, "No Man Cereth for My Soul." Singing led by Prof, Heath, Come, young men. P.

Gago, the new physical director of the Y. M. O. arrived yesterday and will commence next week to arrange the work for the Coming fall and winter, At 12 o'clock to day oocurred the. deem ol Mrs.

oamuei n.sriger, attar short fllnesC Notice of funeral will be given later. MEW GRAND CHIEF, lha Ballreae Vaadaetar. Eleol tlao. W. Howard, BvanavlllaM.

Swl(ohuirus vanilon, LosAnokuu, Otl, Sept 21, Tlie first annual convention of Uia Brotherhood of Ballroad Conductors dosed here yoBtcrdny, Oflloors wore elected as follows. Grand ohlef, Geo Vft Howard, Evanavillo, assibUut grand O. T. Moore, Los Angolcs; grand score, tnry aud treasurer, D. J.

Con, of Los Angelosj executive committee, H. Sheaslcy, G. G. Ward and Wm. M.

Ueherall, of Los Angeles. The next session will bo held September 18, 1890, at ToMo, Ohio, The delegates were tendered banquet last night The next two days will bo spent In tight seeing, CoUwnus, Ohio, Sept 21. The Switchmen's Mutual Aid association increased the detth claim from $800 to (900 Ihey tabued the federation with the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen aud Blulrotd Brakemen and Indorsed the adoption of the uniform automatio oouplor, Chicago as nlao indorsed for the World's Fair A VfetHkUI. VAIIm micliaal Kwbl rclpiiad fran. the lauala Funr Ktwrr nalld.

Kacolvlns; Prvbablp faial lujurlia. About noon io day a most distressing accident occurred at the now Sobmttz block, being erected at the oornor of Calhoun and WuiJuugtou slreete, by which Michael Koehl, a stone cutter for Ivoller ft Both, recoivud injuries that will, no doubt faial. The oonthuiknw have a hoisting machine in the building for the purpose Of facilitating the carrying of material to the workmen On the upper stories. Mr Koihl stepped onto the platform of the machine at the topmost height of the four story building aud i rooceded to descend when the wire suupped in twain precipitating the machine, man and all to the first floor. Koehl was hurled violently to the ground, and when piuked np by work men was Bpcccnu ss.

The patrol wagon was called and the man conveyed to his home at SO Buchanan street, Where Dr. Cart Schilling found the injuries to consist of a very serious both Ugs being broken below (he kneel and internal injuries sustained by reason of the fearful jar. It is a critical case, and a doubt Is en. toined that the unfortunate man cannot reoover, Mr. Koehl has a wife and family.

ANOTHEU AOtlCBNT. frank Lavanwdy, who was employed to paint the barn of Louis Banct, near Centlivres' fell from ladder this afternoon, sustaining an injury to his hip which is considered very serious. The man Was oduveyod, in Uia patrol wagon to the City hospital, i A nn moiuiKD. ttaorsw Jrtalcli bjr a tlaus of lleprokaiea. Mr.

George A. Tbrcodgall, wheel moulder at the Basa foundry, with his wife, attended a party on Gay street lost Suturday night Upon leaving the place for borne, about midnigh Mr. aud Mrs. Thread gall eiiconutared a gung of fellows who sei mtd to be under the iuflucnce of diink, and, as they pnesi through the crowd, iusulting romarks of a vile end dirty character wore flung at the couple Mr Thr eogall retaliated in gentlemanly way, when he reoeivod a stun ning blow an the temple from the nst of one of the toughs, this followed by ft stone which struck and tilled him seuaeless, He was thou kicked severely. The roughs then fled slid the frighttned wife collid assistance of neighbor! to assist her hui band to their home, at 3 Dawsou street.

Ihirevoie eight unities aoaemory to thiu outrageous assault, two of whom, Low is Cranoe, of Gay 6trcet, and Mtchutl Gosser, of the neighborhood, wore to day nlraignod before 'Squire Fiance, Gosser was Sued 85 and ousts. The oase of pranoe was ooutinucd until next week, whin the other parties will be brought in, MM, Charles Oarlitos Corns has sent to the Wsr Department a new design for the forty two start in the flag It has thirteen of the sttrt mode into a six cornered star for the oenter, to symbohre the thirteen original States. Tho rest of tho stars are to be arranged about this in straight rows. The device is much ednnrod by army oftlcers who have seen it, Mb Cleveland Is said to bs the moBi superstitious man who ever ooou pied the I1 bite House He never began an important letter or document on ft Friday, sod when fishing never places his left baud before his right In holding the rod. If he does, he says, he might as well go home, as no fish will bite that dsy.

Mrs. Hugh MeCulliHih Bond Is 'with the Her tddreei Is Button, A WKIlOVm AWAIIS VOD. 1 he I Lutra pivare will ke Opaa Ta narrow aad (be CHf Pasters avlw Vaa Wturahlp. There will be no services at the church to morrow. Come and welcome to the Baptist lecture room soryioos to morrow, Trinity E.

oburoh. Services at 10 JO a. re, and 730 by the pastor. AU are invited. Christian oburoh, corner Griffith and Jefferson slrooto, Service! at 10.80 m.

and 8 00 p. m. by Pastor Sims. Sunday aohool at trlS a. Begular service to morrow morning and evening in the First Presbyterian ohuroh, by Rev.

Dr. Moffat Sabbath school at 8.30 a. m. All invited. Thore.wiU be no serviooa st the rooms of the B.

Dent M. ft A f.m row bn account of the union service st tne roome of the oity department Free Methodist chnrali. Fn, n)nl. ton avenue Preaohing at 10 JO m. 1 1 P.

m. ounuay school at 2 JO m. M. Jj. Reynold wMI officiate.

Trinity Tplsoopol churcli, oorner Ber ry and Fulton semeta. rta, a tat om urease, reotor. Servioog at 10,45 a. m. nnd 7 45 p.

Sundajr school, at 9 JO a. m. Berry street. M. ehuroh, oorner West Bony and Harrison streets.

Preaohinir at 10J10 a. .,,,1 io n. by the pastor. Sunday school at 245 ni. Tho riTflt IL Tt, nlinw.1, wn.i Lewis and Harmer streets.

Services morning anil evening Sabbath sohool i clock, standard time. Welcome tall. Simpson M. E. ofmn h.

mmw IT.vyl. son and Dawson streets Preaohing at 10JO, a. and 7 JO m. by the pastor. Sabbath school at 9 JO All eloOme at our services.

Bomember tharemtlnr'mnMhnffnl 1.A Loyal Temperance Legion at W. T. U. headquarters on Harrison street Be there firomnUr at 8 JOo'cln. your children.

Evanfrelioat ohnrch. nnrnnr Plmtn and Holruan streebi. in mnmw loos at 10 JO m. and 7 45 p. m.

Sun day eonool at 0 JO a. m. All invited. D. Speioher, pastor.

Rev. Jl W.HJ.W i. a Presbyterian ehuroh. will t.nl.l at the T. O.

A ohonel at 10J0 a. to morrow. Sunday sohool at 12:00 m. No evening services. Preaohinir at Die triiinl Pm.uii..

oliurch, Sabbuth, at 10 JO a. in the lecture ro entranoe on Holm an treet, No evening service, Sundsy sohool at 2 pi m. in the lecture room. Usual servfoes tomnrroa nt Woyner street Methodnit church. Preaching the nasbtr at in tn and7 Sablwth school at 2 P.

m. Xoung People's Meeting at 7 p. AU invited. Orooe Heformed cbnmh tm, n.iU ren's Autumn service to morrow at 10 JO nt which the pastor talks to the children and young people. In the evening at 7J0 the children ami Mnnta win I "1 render an excellent program of song and recitations.

Welcome to all. St PaulsM. H. nlinmli P.Un,. by the pastor, Eev C.

Cooper, at 10 JO At 7J0 p. Eev, D. Qaborne, of Grand Rapids, Mioh will deliver his very interesting and popular lecture, "Authropology, or a Lecture on Man." Sabbath school at 2.80 A full ohoir of voices will sing st both services. an ANAKctiiar, one ni 1 fanatical Peats a tha llr Tbreatcna the I.I la al aa Odccr, A few ijayt ago there was a man among the prisoners st police omul who was an object of muoh curiosity. With unkempt raven looks aud beard and gleaming eyes the prisoner stood before the mayor and paid his Hue for the charge of drunkenues.

The man then ft tha police oourt itli savage demonstrations. Officer Potion, who made the arrest Was passed by the dark skinned man to day and heard the uttersnoo "kill te oftleerl down with America!" The author of the threat hurriedly passed on. The man worked on the natural gas lilies for a time, going by the fictitious name of Juhn Johnston. He will be watched olotely and his principles of anarchism tukeu out of him or he wdl be placed solely behind the bora, where no harm can come from his fanatu al delusions. ifltKKlcr.

OBiraao. nt 21 Wheat SoDhan. ber, 78; October, 78; December, 80, Mov. cMldlt. Com: SentemUr.

82. October, December, 81, May, 33a. Oats September, 191; October, 19); 221. Pork, September, $11 00, October, III 00. January.

19 121410 IS. Lard. September, $5 67J, October, 5 871; December, 77, January, 15.771. Short ribs; September, October, H804 82l; November. 14.08: January, 14.621.

An unknown man lies in the eonntr jail with delirium tremens. a Aski ii. "tfruh tl HK.