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■ v C Jfz W»v ■ ?s^ xir — .- ■■ )LUME 18. TflSjutatoa _£JES tho Bowa/sl Lorso >ER, itr.4 - rM«lTa,^r~Trr m i -‘t* |g J For tbe cure of iHoarsencss, cughs,Colds. Asthma, Croup, Incident Con- MtM and for the relief Consumptive druggists, persons. 25 cti. 1 At GK1FFIN, GEORGIA, U S. A. Grifflu is the best and moat promising little i ty in the South. Its record lor the past hall decade, its many new enterprises in oper- tition, bailding and contemplated, prove this o to * business statement and uotahyper- oticutdeseriptian. Baring that time it has built and pnt into of a second of more than twice that capital. It has Put ®P u large iron and brass foundry, n fertiliser factory, an immense ice and bot¬ tling works, a sash an I blind factory, broom factory, opened np the finest granite quarry in the United States, and now has our large oil mills in more or less advanced stages of construction, with an aggregate au¬ thorized capital of over half a million dollars. It is putting up the finest sygtem of electric g'utiug that can be procured, and has ap¬ plied for two i arters for street railways. It hue secured another railroad ninety mileelong. and while located on the greatest system in the South, the Central, has secured connec¬ tion with its important rival, the East Ten¬ nessee, Virginia and Georgia. It has obtain- d direct independent connection with Chat tanooga and the West, d will break ground n a few days for a fourth road, connecting with islotrth independent system. With itg five-white and four colored church re, it has recently completed a $10,000 new Presbyterian church. It has increased its pop¬ ulation by nearly one fifth. It has attracted ardund its borders fruit growers from nearly every State in the Union, until it ia now sur- rotfuded on nearly every side by orcharde and vineyards. It has put up the largest ruit evaporators in the State. It is the.hoine oi the grape and its winemakingcapacity has doubled every year. It has successfully in angurated a system of public schools, with a seven years curriculum, second to none. This is part of the record of a half decade and simply shows the progress of an already admirable city with the natural advantages of having the finest elimate, summer and winter, in the world. Griffin is the county seat of Spalding coun¬ ty, situated in west Middle Georgia, with a healthy, fertile and rolling country, 1150 feet above sea level. By the census of 1800, it wfll have at alow estimate between6 000 ond 1,000 people, and they are all of the right sort-wide-awake, up to the times, ready to welcome strangers and anxious to secure de¬ sirable settlers, who will not be any leas wel some »they bring money to help build up the own. There is about only one thing we eed badly just now, and that is a big hotel We havo several small ones, but their accom modations are entirely too limited for onr usine s, pleasure and health seekig nguests It you see anybody that wants a good loca¬ tion for a hotel in the South, just mention Griffin. Griffin ie the place where the Griffin News s published—daily and weekly—the best news¬ paper in the Empire State of Georgia. Please enclose stamps in sending for sample copies, and descriptive pamphlet of Griffin. This brief sketch is written April 12th, 1889, and will have to be changed in a few months o embrace new enterp rises commenced and om plated, THE ART TEMPLE. Something Hew Uodei The San {—AT—) MBS. BENSOJi’S. L. L. Tnere's something mg new new under under the the tan. Something new for ’yoang young folks and old, Something new now Autama’s began, Something valuable even as gold. Bright links between Fashion Wioter and has Spring, wrought, Something new that Ora Fall Oprsino, Thins* which charm AU fashioned ss Nature has taught. Something to suit the form end face However lastidious the taste, In silks, satins or delicate lace, With colors harmonious and chaste. Come*then to this Temple of Art, For aU things that ladt.s may wear, The sight will yield balm to the heart, The a yies make the fairest most fair, HEW CROP TDRKIP SEED ! All tbe best varieties, bought direct from he growers, Large * i lot lot P P AINTS and OILS at the low- satprices. Everything DBUG LINE. Call and in the ^dfin. J. N. HARRIS*SON. THE MBTI'At Ilf! IMAM OF NEW YOBK. MANY LIVES LOST. Over One Thousand Drowned. Fuller Accounts of the Flood In Japan. Over FIt* Thousand Homes Entirely Swept Away mi l Twenty-Six Thousand Oth ra Sobmrrxod—-ever*! Thousand Feopio Ue«tl nte on,I starving. San Francisco, Oot 7.—Advices just received from Japan state, according to the latest report published in The Osaka Aaahi Shambun, that 388 houses have been destroyed and 217 persons killed or drowned by the floods at Tot- sukawa Several thousand people ant destitute of food. A telegram from the chief polioe in. speetor of the Wakayama prefecture, dated August 40, sumo,mead that 1,079 persons were drowned by the late floods, 122 crushed to death, 148 injured severe¬ ly, 5,343 houses swept away and demol* ished. 25,386 buddings submerged, and aged. many bridges and embankments dam- TkeTokijo Koran, under date of Sept. 11, states that on the afternoon of Sept. 11, at the dock yard at Tokio, one of the boilers of the steamer Yeija Mara ex¬ ploded, killing blowing eight engineers vessel. and a fireman and up the COUNTERF EITERS S URPRISED. Seven Captured and Other. Win Be in Ctutody Seen. Indianapoi. 18 , Ind, Oot 1.—For sev¬ eral weeks past the government offioers have been trying to locate a gang of counterfeiters who were operating in Or- ent times hoping to get into the confi¬ dence of the criminals. The spurious coin has become more common in the jority country of than the the genuine, appeared and to the be ma¬ without people suspicion of its char- pass¬ ing it any ftoter. finally Major located Carter, two of the secret in service, Orange county, and Friday gangs he received tele¬ grams from subordinates stating that seven had been arrested and others would be in custody soon The gangs were led by Bill McAllister, one of the most desperate characters in southern Indiana, and well known to the officers. The section is well adapted to hiding, and the arrest of seven of the offenders was effected by surprising them early in the morning. THE N AVAS3A RI OTERS. They Are Amenable to the Iiivi of the United State*. Washington, Oct. 7.—The state de¬ partment has no information on tho subject of the arrests to be made in connection with the Nnvaasa riot. It is probable will attend that to the tho department and settle of justice case any question United regarding States the the jurisdiction stand should of the over one arise. Navassa island is classed by the state department as a Guano island, and be- 72 of the revised statutes. Section 5576 of this title states that all acts done and offenses or crimes committed on Guano island, discovered by Americans, by persons who may land thereon, or in the waters adjacent thereto, shall be deemed board as of committed vessels, and on shall the high be seas on pun¬ ished according to the laws of the United States relative to such cases. COTTON MILLS IN THE SOUTH. Number in Operation and the Amount of the Staple Th *j Work Up. Chattanoogo, Term., Oot. 7.—The Tradesman has instituted an exhaustive inquiry into the ootton mill industry of the south, and has reoeived reports from all the leading mills of the southern states. The actual number of mills in operation increase of is 232 339, against cent 143 since in 1890, the an The increase per in mill cen¬ tion’ sus year. of cotton in the consump¬ period raw same has been 253 per cent. South Carolina is the banner state; 142,319 bales were consumed in the state last year, against 120,988 bales in Geor¬ gia. The consumption of raw ootton in South Carolina has increased 43 p cent in two years. Only a Treaty. San Francisco, Oot 7.—The steam¬ ship Australia, from Honolulu, arrived at this port last night Among her pas¬ sengers were H. A. P. Carter, Hawaiian minister to Washington, and George W. Merrill, ex-American minister to Hayti. Considerable excitement was created among the natives on the 23d ultimo by a report to the effect that the Hawaiian cabinet’ had concluded a treaty agreeing to the annexation of the islands to the United States. The rnmor had its favoring origin in full the reciprocity fact that with a proposition the United States had been discussed. No action was taken._ Woodruff lu a Great Burry. Chicago, Oct 7.— The attorney for Woodruff the Cronin suspect has with¬ drawn his petition in the habeas corpus proceedings the prisoner before returned Judge to Baker, jail After¬ and was ward Woodruff’s attorney went before Judge McConnell and made a motion for an immediate trial, The oourt over¬ ruled the motion, and the case went over until next term, attorney took an exception. ’ Sign* of Life In a Volcano. Cnr of Mexico, Oot 7.—Signs of life Ajisco in the this supposed city, have extract recently volcano been near have discovered. been heard, Subterranean and they thunderings were accom¬ panied by a jarring of the earth? The volcano in tiie state of Colima is active, and signs abound of seismic sad vol¬ canic activity.__ Sekoonor Knn Down. Halifax, N. &, Oct Powell, 7.-Copt William of the Carroll and James one GRIFFIN, GEORGIA. TUESDAY MORNING. OirrOBER 8 1889 DEBP6 RATE FIGH TING. ftn 0oar(la Convict. Hteapo, Hot Tfcfao of Them Ara H-cnptnrvd. Atlanta, Go., Oot 7 —Information has reached the oily of a bloody tragedy in Pulaski county One convict was killed, and five escaped, sated three the were life of recap¬ the tured two Mr. Steve Grown was ia of the connote, and had Uuau i ootton on a plantation near the 1 gee river. The field in which th< from^e^farmlitwsa^^with ti The four negroes bom Dooley Frank Sing to i tf dfl of whom bare 1 characters ra tiiair own county. the At noon Mr. picked Brown * was weighing ootton Suddenly Howard him, and seising him riot “Hit Mg** him! UB kill Dodge 1 Mm! ooi ■M. knocking ™»„tc«.,wJS.SoSS^ him down, own. A second blow stunned him, but Brown earned he began firing at 1 While Walker was shooting shooting at J Frank Singleton, another fsa turned Mr^Broarn loose ------junbled and scrambled Jojnmr off. All singleton convicts except Walker and made a break for liberty. Dazed and blinded by Ore blows, Mr. Brown sprang to his feet, and drawing his other pistol he fired at Joiner. The ball went true to its mark, and passed entirely through Joiner’s body, without who fell to the ground and died a Em groan. The convicts who had assisted ga it in pursuit of the fugitives. In about three hours they came up with Schenett and Price in the swamp be¬ low, who surrendered without resist¬ ance. Miller, Combs and Willis es¬ caped, and are still at large It ia prob¬ able able that that petitions petitions will win be do gotten np to have Frank - * ~ Singleton - L * - ■ and Corey Walker pardoned on aoc rant of the manner __ In which they isme to Mr. Brown’s r escue and saved his life A COLLEG E MAN’3 D ISGRACE. The Boa of Ex-FrMldent BoMosoa an Einbvnlar and a Nayil Ire. ^’bLn n the tS^vereity gave up his chair last Jane, and ai about Uiat covered time in the a slight registrar's irregularity aooounts. wasdis- A student’s bill was reported unpaid, but •it reoeived was discovered check for that it the and registrar neglected had a to give credit This led to an investiga¬ tion. and two sets of books were discov¬ ered. versity Bobinson and for kept himself, one for and the they uni¬ one keep differed record materially. of the students It was his at college, duty to a including those who had been suspend¬ ed, dismissed or had voluntarily with¬ drawn from the university. He kept a correct record of this for himself and a “doctored” An expert list for called the college. in to examine was the books and traoed crookedness book to three years ago. The amount of the shortage is not yet determined, but it will be quite large. Bobinson's friends are trying to excuse him by alleging errors voted only, but the trustees very decid¬ edly bottom and to Bobinson probe the must matter stand to the the oonseqnenoea. The registrar was married two *D000 years ago and He ~ * left received “ the “ oollege a salary " of a year. on Hope for Faulkner. Syracuse Buffalo, saying Oot 7.—The that Judge dispatch Wallaoe from had denied an application for a writ of error in the Faulkner case is incorrect Judge Wallace ordered that immediate notice be served upon the United States district attorney and set down the hear¬ ing ing the for next defendant Monday. guilty The jury only in find* in the indiotment, upon practically one count ac¬ counts. count not drawn in accordance !&£& with was law with and does definite not charge Faulkner the defendant will any crime, be a free man More than that he can never lie indicted or tried again. Plenty of Man*y, Bur Dire ef Starvation, Bochkster, N, Y„ Oct, 7,—A Bath dispatch to The Herald says: David Brown, dead this a morning miserly in tramp, the yard was of found resi¬ a dent hare. In the dead man’s pocket were found certificates of deposit in dif¬ ferent banks aggregating *4,000. Banker Hallock says Brown had about *600 de¬ posited with him, and that he called on Monday and wanted it deducted seventy-five from cents, but did not want his and account. starvation, Brown,died being too from exposure to buy food. It ia said he has penurious relatives in Warsaw. ______ Doming th* Nvw Town. Pusbbe, 8. Dak., Oot 7.—Over *500,- hands 000 worth ' of ' property changed r hen Saturday, and’ tots which could have been bought a week ago for *100, hours. Fort Pierre, acres* the river, is also crowded with boomers end in¬ been tended telegraphed settlers. Military for. and assistance attempt has will be de orde every ma to preserve r. ■ The Kngle Com. Stockton, Col, Oct 7.—The a&e © report i epon, of the grand jiOT in the of ~ United States Marshal ibid Jot dm toe Nagle aeys^hat kill, the foots show that ; deliberate. Terry's The bag wee intentional and and report further condemns the action of United States authorities in removing case from _ I Full Report of the tt Great Dffi- mier, Morel than at First Thirty-Feer V# ■arbor, i M Entirely red and T*W» Hundred H mad Fifty ■am ogNfVfct For Only On* Got or Itwxdfc J3|et^ ?■— AfttUre - Ed£d 5ff iOf Compeche, hag been received. The oydon done started about H o’clock on the afternoon of the 18th ult. It did-AOt, however, gain its full strength until night The wind then shifted from she west to due south, cooking the ithe Carmen Masts har- bar to draw their were "Xt sailsl i in shreds, at the shores were mie vessel—the 0 ftiSrjii weathered the gr< five vessels of all of the schooners I bills t sought refuge also were treM, which foil, uses ra Carmen, jra one hundred and 1 and fifty others. , extract i ’ r<>< and the; uuHpitui hoenitol were were •enooriydanw The anfchoriti busilr en- in ft* * the trees from the ig the ruins for dead r one death from the . ! tbs captain of the Mr. R Alcali, who The losses oo , Tin the city by the storm are Imated at $500,000. News of greet --traction to other towns near Of" Pariscada and loss of manv hi the vicinity of the lost named own aU crops ate a AAmnlafn loSS ■ In Aquada Aqu, de Porto Bed. all the houses, with the exception of four, were will not fall short of *1,000,000. Thir¬ wreoked ty-four vessels in Carmen- of all descriptions were SLIDE O’ER THE RIVER. Novel Mode of Bast* Tran.lt Proposed la Now Fork. Na’v York, Ooi Ooi 7.—Asch 7. —A scheme, simple in its sad principles, indorsed gigantic in possibili¬ ties by engineers, whose pie of this city. It is a pian ^retwmra for “mSes a sys¬ tem of of tewrtportatiaa transportation between cities (rated by water, such as this Aty and Brooklyn, and Cincinnati aud Cov- ington. bon. principle The ayst. in toboggan is an adaptation slide, mid of of the the projectors promise to land passen¬ In gers at the city hall in Brooklyn with* one minute after they step on board at the other side. The principle consists of an exceed¬ ingly rapid sharp motion incline, created which by gravity the on s carries cars down the grade on on increasing momentum similar until a level is reached, the and and then a incline on oppo¬ site side will be reached, where it will be supplemented by cable power to which can are attached by automatic grips. The speed of the trains can be governed tile incline, by and the depth be regulated or steepness to suit of can all requirements. It is not alone under and over riven, ho sever, that it may be utilized. It is eqnaily serviceable for alipurposesof With stations street transit. apart, for 1,20,i loet tile in¬ stance, on a moderate grade, time could be twenty seconds, an average of twenty-two miles an hour. The seats will be suspended aud the cars dark, so * jiiggestions of mov- i no wiy u> tiie passengers, of the cars would act similarly to the shutting of one's eyes in an elevator, when it becomes an im¬ k possibility ascending to tell descending. whether Tfie person tunnel or proposed to Brookly n ’viil be about fifty feet below below the the river, river, and and the the projectors projectors are confident that th- new system will be to visitors to the world’s fair of 1892 one of the sights of the city. AN ENG LISH SYN DICATE BUI Secure Control or AU tko Grain Ele. rotor Sulsni of St Loala. St. Louis, Oot 7.—The United Ele¬ vator oompany, of St Louis, whioh con¬ trols ten grain elevators on both sides of the river, and is owned by a syndi¬ cate of St Louisians, will pass into the hands of the English syndicate that has been investing ra the elevators in the northwest stock *3.500,000, and Tbe option capital given waa tile syndicate an was on the majority ou all of the stock Dee, 20 at par. This virtually means that all the grain elevator business of St Louis will go will to English syndicates. in The stockholders at once will turn tiiair stock to u trustee, who hold it at the option of the London banks, who compose the syndi cate. _ Irvin* an Outlaw. Montreal, Oot 7. -Tbe famous Me- gantio outlaw and murderer, Donald Morrison, who, for nearly a year defied tiie whole province, and was only eap- killed Officer Lucius Warren, Who was trying to arrest him. in There was oon- swerablo difficulty panel getting exhausted a jjnry, and the whole was be¬ fore the dozen necessary las; was obtained. The trial will likely severa l days Billy Mjrar* an.l Carrel! WIT Fight. * jfysr, Bloomington, Iowa, Out 7.—Billy iting the Streator said last pugilist, .night that who he k vis¬ here: had just reoeived s telegram proposed from San Fran¬ cisco stating that i ’’•smSl proposed match match between himself and !?&r <j IS* for *10.000 aside had been i under London rules. Saloon Uta ta B e ak . Laksiko, Mich , Oot 7.-Owing POWDK RLV HAS H W 8AV. ■a Offer* a felSWto af All Charge* - Mails Again*! Him. Sr. Louis. Oot 7.—A large audience greeted Grand Master Workman Pow- derly at Turner hall Friday evening. Hs said that the objeot of the order waa to create a healthy p labile Xf“ThS the subject of hail capital tried uni pecMateutlv la to money destroy power tlio knights. The knights bad tried to abolish child labor and unjust discrimination between the ao.es as to wages. Outside the Christian church women were nowhere treated with such consideration. He did net advocate prohibition had declared simply for beca it; the the single order not n<w f tax for the same reason. He theu addressed himself to a refu- ed with which had been canted to him by Shaw, velope most “Recall” of whioh Marshall bore on f, McDon- the en¬ of ald. Constituting the reporters present amittoe, he submitted all the doo- “ read Shaw’s 1st. how Shaw had the evidence he He Proceeded to spired .........__ with „ _______ MoKeagftn Furlong and had others con¬ one to entice Martin Irens mid others to attempt to tap the wires, so that ha strikers. oould make a criminal case agaihak thc The prenounoed letters to Powderly forgeries. by He Blake had were Harrison. not made public The story the letters that of Powderly Russell was disproved in by telegrams City last from Sunday theForest was City house, Cleveland, and kfoMev * Care derly w, of in Cinoiunati, those cities stating Sunday that Pow¬ and was on Monday, He defended his position on the disposing Chicago of stockyards’ each charge sinks. Powderly After asked the audience: “Have I made out my case? Who told the lie now?” elic¬ iting rounds of applause from the audi- THE WORLD’S FAIR. Th* Knr York Commit toe Verities om the Mannar to Approach Congrei*. New York, Ooi 7.—The executive committee of the world’s fair committee on legislation held a meeting Friday afternoon. the committee After decided a lengthy that, dkcussion the as world’s fair will be international, it will be necessary to conduct all negotiations the with United foreign States powers or persons through government the or a com¬ mission created by governmen’ since tiie state does not possess int< national powers. The body thus e stituted can be empowered by tbe sL. legislature to acquire all land necessar for and the issue purpose, braids. create a capital stock fair will be held and what had been done by the various committees. The oommittee resolved to invite tiie oommittoes on finance, on site and buildings, plans and on organization them, order to pre¬ that sent then to in the oommittee on legislation might take stops to secure at ouoa the necessary power from the government In the meanwhile the legislative oom¬ mittee thought that the provisional committee should continue their work. The oommittee also suggested that the mayor invite tbe governors of the vari¬ ous states to oo-operate with the several committees now existing in this dty. DO WN A GRA DE Bear Bad of a Freight Bna* Into a Pas- •anger Train. Cobby, Pa. , Oot 7. The rear end of a southbound freight on the Western New York aud Pennsylvania railroad, broke loose as the train was climbing the summit four miles south of here Saturday the hill, crashed morning, into and, the rushing down train which following, morning with pas¬ senger wai temfio force. All of the passengers were braised, some injured seriously, bat none fatally. Fox, The bad seriously scalp wound injured and me: l^iujured; Conductor hea^lbraked; Maysville, badly l^giiX^ufflvim'df Engineer and and Sullivan, braked, braked, leg V» of / cut cut broken; William William “* Mi ner, * leg * broken. * i; CANADIANS ASKING P ROTECTION. A British Man-Of-War Will B* Srat to th* Whaling <.roand*. Ottawa, Qnt, Oot 7. For some time ast considerable correspondence has been passing between tbe i:i Dominion regard and British governments to the protection of the whale fishery in Hud¬ son bay against United States vessels, and the home government have been asked to send oat a Uritiah man-of-war to the whaling grouu Is uext season. It is represented that the United States established trading stations upon the main land from whic h they are making f ortunes. Kama* Coal lh»«r» Striw*. Topeka, Kan., Oot. 7.—The coal miners Saturday of Osage for county struck of in a body cent bushel for mining. an increase The strike one a embraces ail the operators and miners in Osage City, and if no eomproatke is arrived at right and elsewhere away the market will be supply short. in The The Topeka has has already already sent sent t the price Osage news news county coal Hitt here '' fifty up up its of < on tbe ton. The Sant s Fe company, which owns a large number of these mine* as a suffer. thirty day supply on hand and will not ME XICAN NEW S. Arrival of Sfcl»wr«ek*d SolUn-Earth- e*ak*—Otkar Bna*. Cmoi of Mexico, Oct i—The steam- or Iberw arrived at Vera Cruz yester- day, iards bringing from the five brig shipwrecked Ourratooo, Span¬ eight ship wreaked Fre nchmen from the berk glishmen Augustins, and six shipwrecked En¬ from the brig Olivia A movement k on foot the representation in eon) Earthquake shocks weft throughout Guerrero ye undulations lasted half s i Tnnnirr in Ifnrntin <1* tiie foot , about the > reported suieid* < Important Happening* In the Old WorW. Effects of the Recent Strike In London. Oraat Fear* of th* lAMtdnn Mirehaau M*( th* East India and A u»trattan Trade-The J*w. Hotug Ksprllod lr«a Natali* Will Halid a Ca*tl*—Oth-r r»r»l*» N*w». London, OcL 7. Merchants are aroused Indian at tha danger of losing from the East tire and Australian trade effects of the recent strike, which trill be felt for yearn and many delicate questions are now at issue at the courts os to who shall bear the losses by the unforseen paralysis of Made. perishable Cargoes of frozen from mutton Am totally ruined goods owing to the ' to aaSSL’SkTh' deal with port where a blockades of industry are better Many do to not ship hesitate •sitote ,ob°Lf°t? such to to assert that it k where a’mob gc handled ports tiff by that I am In* Indopendaner. The last traces of independence in tire £r iirz£^hta g being obUtetr ished, aud garb and skull and cross bones were of the adopted Bruns wickers to show to the intense tire avenge enough to revive the story that at ferocity the with which _____ quitted ________ of they the French tire dragoons. field at first emset Aatcrlea’* Cumiaarco Known. Gazettedevotje Bkbwn, Oct 7.—The North German of 7---------------------- its leading article to. re congress sing .J*ray*, held at is 1 gy attention of tire western . , hemisphere to the preponderance of American enter¬ prises and commerce, in view of tit* proposed inter national ex hibition. Natali* will Stay in II* If rad*. Belgrade, Oot ?.-In spite of all ra tins city and establish a court The Servian ri P*r**eot*d Jowa. peraoonted London, Jews, Oot 7.—Several thousand who have been ex¬ pelled from Russia, have arrived in Kn- people in the A rgentine R epublic. Foreign Note*. It Is wtimsted that tha German loss, which will bo prepared at tbe coming are- ston of the reichttag, will amount to 750,000,- 000 in marks Tho dockmen of Amtterdaat ana held a s mast¬ meet- ing Saturday for the purpose of f arranging * strike policy for tbe purpose of of obtaining the same concessions os the dockmen demon of of Rot- terdam, who returned to work. The Russo-Japanese treaty of commerce, which has been submitted to tbe ctar, alters tha Japanese tariff *y*tem. Henceforth duties will he levied upoa art,ivies separately •pec.fied instead of upon grow bulk a* im¬ ported. The Cologne Gazette say* that tbe czarina will accompany the csxr as for as Kiri and will thencj go direct to St Petersburg. The esar will spend only two days in BerUn. On tbe first day he will in*pws; his regiment and on tbe second the court will have a hunt in his honor. _ THE MID- OCEAN CO LLISION. No Hopes for the Miming Vessel—Some People Saved. Montreal, Oct 7.-The first news of the collision in mid-ocean between tire Bossiere line stcami.liip Geographique and tire bark Minnie Swift waa received have been drowned, as a thick fog swept down almost immediately afterward and it The waa very fifteen rough, s call lost all belonged WiOiam i Graves Thomas names are Spence, ra (foreman), Smith, Lawrence , , _ _ Carr, _ Daniel Lyons, J. Johns. L Lee (fore¬ man). A. H. Symards, Crone, J. J. Dagmore. Roberta, H. G, Agpon, Survivor* at ti*. Plan*. ofthe St. PutRBN, survivors Mjqneloa, of the Oot 7. —Some steamer Geo- graphique have hav arrived here. They are Capt Engineers PansseL Halpin, Officers Angot _________ Punier and______ ondJoaee, n and Sailors Lesserot, Herodan, Capte- verc and Bronze, .............. Delse and Seaman _______ Minnie Swift, Farther that there is some dout vessel cat tire other down. The Sesaie Bill, of Butroio, is the name of the schooner which rescued the men. There is no news as yet of tho missi ng boots. Labor Troaldr* Mllri. Badtocobe, Oot 7.—The strike of the window-light lost Jane, affecting glass blowers 5.000 which in began men New York, Maryland, New Jersey, settled Pennsylvania Saturday in this and was dty. met at Delegates tire office of rerraainting ftaker Brothers, both sides and, after a fall ‘ interchange readied of and opinions, scale on was a to ef jr the one blowers year waa signed. for The was on in¬ crease of 10 per oent but a compromise into of 5j effect per emit immedia-cl was agreed upon Work to in ail go r. the factories will begin about next Mon¬ day week. There is no indication that the green bottle blowers strike will be settled. Hotel Pentr. ti- 1 l>* Hr*. -Tlip':"' < when 11 saoretl p Jo noa. J V& 1 * rnmore ] Gto. Asa dead. Lenin Powderly ha* Falling ca Brazil, Lid. day, aged t TUtt *re..—■ owii* Ftre «rid.Vt Lorn An epid** Pa Entire ***** hderttoi |f.. kilM Retort Liao iMfTMRf immM : There will b» a c iaata Ort. IS to <" DricitsDurg, Vi young girl. In tire circuit court Friday, oven divorce - . . oil granted. t Jacob Water mss ‘ ' J plosion of a gun. Tha Corona ■ Oriaan*. 771*1 have been i wrecked at nlghtbyacri! Mis* Ruth Write, < tte Lehigh ^wre'kBM 01 Rs& - A* - ids between there, and 8m _ tw, ta which Chrtey i IffjiiredL Three children named 1 access to the powder hoaM mine at Cayuga, Oof. ^\| ( Li~- m« A. tl-iiifin a MWk** ' tha a| corer. ■ MnfeMymv, who «*" eovr** t ha mttnlft any) «K/vfc ) A 3-year-rid ------ Downs, til, ate i SSMTSS.*- judged taeroa^ wav to hare l IM* tte <**,« "ti kflmn «» ?ttS