Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 2 January 1894 — Page 1
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Tariff Revenue Features Discussed at a Night Session.
V00EHEES TALKS ON THE TARIFF.
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oocume unprt-Kt«d with th<> idea that she iflight be able U> obtain lier fortune through tiie government. It was un- I doubtedly in pursuance of an idea that
Mr. Cleveland ought to settle her claim — that she went to the white house. She T . ... ... . _. will be detained until her friends are Horrifying and Mysterious Dis-
heard from.
(truck by n freight tram on the LSaltimore and Ohio Sonthwestern at I’leasant Plains yesterday and was instantly billed. The old lady w;ts coming from churdi and was crossing the track near the village rleisit when the accident occurred.
covery In a Kansas Home.
Ho Say* Tak»*
Hawaiian Inquiry.
Washington, Jan. i. — The senate committee which is investigating the alleged irregularities in the diplomatic relations between this country and Hawaii will resume its sittings today. It is beueved tlmi n will be possible u> have
I’reeeiience <>f other Meiisore* a full committee, and it is presumorl that
TWO DEAD AND TWO OTHERS DYING!
Irtion on (ho Wilson I > i 11 I* to
nnil 1'hat It 1h to lit* .AdopttMl at a* Larly ;t Date as I’osMitile—Arr«»st ot a frank Other A Hair* of Intcretit.
Washinuton, Jan. ‘J.—The Democratic members of the ways and means committee met at the treasury department at 8 o'clock last night to finally decide upon the income tax question and the internal revenue features of the tariff bill. Mr. Bynum was the only member absent, being indisposed. His absence prevented a vote on the income tax question, and after a session of three hours, at 11 o’clock the committee adjourned until today at 4 o'clock. The discussion was general, covering the entire question as to how the deficit in tho revenues was to be met. The issue between the members is whether the income tax shall be upon individual incomes or simply on incomes from cons'rations. When the committee adjourned 10 days ago the general understanding was that the members were
Georg** Ilend'M ILtdly DecoitipuHed IJody Found sitting in a Chair In I font of tin* l ire, tlie Servant I>«*a«l on the Floor and the Wife and Son UncointciotiK—Fatal Fxplu*tnn of an Kiigine—Crimea. Indki kndsnit:, Jan. 8.—One of the most horrifying discoveries was made
A1
ings will also depend upon the witnesses ITeorge W . Read, manager of the Lomt-
hereafter the investigation will jiroceed regularly. The sittings will, however, be regulated somewhat by the other ofticial duties of the member! of the committee, which, as the senate will resume
Stint «> itlinnt Warning. Watertown-, m. D., Jan. 2.—While at his farm Jerry F. Kelley, an old, prominent and highly respected business man, was shot and killed by a neighbor mimed Dempsey. The two were not on good terms. Yesterday Dempsey’s cattle were on Kelly's farm and Kelly set his dog on them. Dempsey saw it and without warning emptied the charge of his gun into Kelly. Dempsey was arrested.
AN INDIAN! IllANCE.
RIVAL FOR EDISON. Chi« Man Who Ha* a itriglit* i l.tijlit
at l.ov «*r I'rtcc*.
Chicaoo, han. 2.—Out of the warfare Remarried After Many Years which the eh I trie combine has made nf ctenarafinn against the smaller concerns has sprang o ocparauon. a new i ain p < which, its inventor claims, : will revolutionize the cost of electric lighting. Siis e |ss| John Kammer, a YOUNG BRIDE BURNED TO DEATH, local electrician, 1ms l>een trying to make an incandescent lamp which would avoid the claims of Edison. Now Murderer or Mrs. Cloud llrlnnis to the he has discbvt red a lamp ill which he Herne of IIN Crime to lie t'Hptnred by Uses vapor, and which, he claims, im-
5^* j nti inn it |tiii i h I'niire — seeking Pardon parts a brilliancy of the character of (be
T'nr a Dying Convict—Other Choice News of the State.
arc lamp.
I'oilcri to Hold I p a Streetcar.
Denver, Jan. 2.- Two men attempted to hold up an electric car on the Eighth avenue line last night. One smashed
Last night he plaeed the first lambs on exhibition. The light was so bright
and whether those wanted as such can Bell Lumber company, broke into the the headlight and then made a dash for
be obtained.
for the motoriuan, who drew a revolver and fired and then quickly turned on the full current. Both robbers were left
behind.
All who have yet been home of the latter and found Mr. Read, sssajissar. sassss ■**, come to Washington w.thout making it dead in a chair before a hot stove fed necessary to resort to the process of by natural gas, his body in an advanced formally serving subpeuas upon them, stage of decomposition; Edith Scott, a But naturally the convenience ot the , »■ , ,
witnesses will have to be consulted. It d ,° m f t,c of ,he family, lyrng dead on , has been expected that Mr. Stevens the floor of her room, and Mrs. Head and ....
would appear early and give his testi- her Vyear-old son in bed, the boy dying niony, but his health is liable to prevent, and the mother unconscious. The hoiTims, even with all the members of the , , , , . . ... , committee present in the city and pre- rible tragedy is shrouded m mystery, pared to go forward with the work, the j Many theories are current as to the inquiry may Ik* legitimately delayed in- cause, one lieing asphyxiation, another
In Heal Texan Style.
Cedar, Tex., Jan. 2.—In a row at a
of bullets was
fired, with the result that three persons are dead, one fatally wounded, two seriously and a half dozen slightly injured. Trouble commenced over a disputed
place on tin floor.
Mount s Hu.i., Jan. 2. — Won and it attracted the attention of passers-bv. wedded, to Iw* separated from Iter bus- and a nuniiH*r of electrical people stopjied liand for more than 10 years and then to f*’ 'tiquire about the invention. One be nnirried again at the old l.ome-te id ,Mn V, no Etrger than the ordinary l« * , , ii-ii < andle-powcr Edison lamp j^uve on a to the man to whom she had given her- brilliancy uieasiired off at 720 candle self in girlhood. Hits was the romance jiower. Another if the same size gave in the life of Mrs. Cnssie Whitsitt of isj candle-power: another showed Kin Deputy. Fifteen years ago Cassie Speer candle-jiowder. and still another otto was a young girl on a farm in Jefferson candle-power. All were th-s s.iine size, ounty. Lem Whitsitt loved her. and the difference in the power of illuminathey were niarried. After the marriage tion arising from the varying quantity the Whitsitts moved to Kansas. Mrs. "f vajsir in the bulbs, which grows Whitsitt made a visit back to her old luminous under the heat of the filament, home in a few months. When she re- making a steady, clear, bright light, turned to Kansas she found that Mr. The commercial importance of the new Whitsitt was missing. Back to Indiana lamp lies in its cheapness, which is to IsMrs. Whitsitt moved, and a divorce was about one-fonrth the present expense,
granted. A child was born, whom its
definitely.
CABINET RUMOR.
Cliaiiffet I*i <*<lict<*<l on Account of Failure
to 4 oiitinn llornhlower.
St. Louis, Jan. ‘J.—A Republic Wash-
divided, five and five, with Judge Tur- i iugton special says:
ner of (Georgia holding the balance of
accidental poisoning, ami another foul play. The fact that two gas stoves in the house were burning at full force practically explodes the theory of asphyxiation, and the fact that no bruises were found on either person renders the murder theory almost incredible, leaving
It is stated in ad-
power. The weight""oif the a.imini7trn* i mini8tration <-irclea thHt ’he president accidental poisoning as the most probuwan thrown strongly j will withdraw the nomination ot M.r. hh^ causo. Nono t>t the t«imil\ n>eio against the individual tax proposition, Hornhlower of New York for an as- s0< ‘ n ^ at, ‘ r ^ uvn ^uturday evening, K avand this was made apparent lust nijriiy soeiate justiceship of the supreme court. "‘Vti! that Rfe ‘‘ a by the manner in which it was attacked , . and tin domestu hud been deado<> bouts by those who are jxirticularly supposed A iinii’high in the councils of the Dem- before discovered. Every room in the - * ’ «->-- ocratic party and very close to the presi- house was intensely hot and, there being
dent savs- ! no ven rihition, the fumes from the badly , ' ’ decom|iosed body of Mr. Read were
“The president haw concluded that stilling.
Horbblower cannot b(> confirmed. In Mr. Read came here 12 years ago from
decision of the main proposition, it being consequence he has decided to withdraw Shelbyvilie. Kv. An autopsy developed conceded that if the tax were to bo I , •, , , nothing definite and an analysis of the levied against individual incomes an in- 1 and substitute Olney, wl n p,. miwle . crease from other sources would be uu- ’ u,: ' present attorney general, for the Later—The doctors, after a careful ernecessary. Although sugar has bei-u vacant judgeship, put Bissell, the present amiuntiou, decided that the familv had placed on the free list by a majority I postmaster general, in Olney’s iiluce and ’»een poisoned iqr strychnine, which had
'•«— s'-- i * probably gotten into their food. Mrs.
Injured In h Collision. Pottsvu i.e. Fa., Jan. 2.—A ]ias.senger train on flu- Lehigh Valley collided with a freight tndn on the Pennsylvania road yesterday afternoon near Brick Mountain station, seriously injuring five trainmen and slightly injuring several pass-
engers.
father had never seen.
Imagine the surprise of ('assie Speer and her friends when her husband, who had been separated from her for 12 years, apjieared at his old home in Jef-
SEVEN FREAKS IN A FAMILY.
CliildriMi of a IVnngyIvuuia Laborer >inu:nluiiy AfHicteil. Mlnsons, Pa.. Jan. 2. —Jason Hiers of
No New* of Evans. Fresno, Cal.. .Jan. 2.—♦Sheriff Scott and posse, who are after Chris Evans am 1 Ed Morrell, are still unheard from.
ferson county. The courtship of 1.") years this place is d ad. He was only an ordiugo was renewed, and on last ( hristmas nary laboring man, but was the father day (.’assie Siieer stisid up a second time „f the oddest family of children of which wu i C, ?l 11 an ‘» the > "ere mar- t!l ,. rh , is any recr,’,. T.n iv are seven in MfMl. Air. Whitsitt has accumulated i , lw , ... wealth in Kansas City, according to the " nl,,bel ' J ‘f ,1,1, st ' “ b: ’-' of |S ' 1,ils l ' 1
statement of the family. Little Holdie Angers and Id toes.
Wli’tsitt went with her ueAwfoutid lather Next to him is another iiov, 1(; years
to her new home.
FREE VISiT TO MIDWAY.
to represent the administration views. Incidentally the details of the other internal revinne features, tlx- proposed increase on whisky and beer, were discussed but they all were pivoted on the
vote of the Democratic members of the committee, the question of restoring it
to the dutiable list as a revenue article also cut some figure in the discussiou.
Nothing, however, was decided.
put Josiah Quincy, late assistant secretary of state, in BisselTs place as post-
master general.
CU.M' WITH vookhi:i:s.
MRS. LEASE VS. THE GOVERNOR.
lie Will 4>iYc I'irrit Attention to tli«‘4>u(*h-
tion of THriil'.
Washinoton, Jan. 2.—It is not probable that the senate finance committee will have any financial measure to submit to the senate until after the tariff bill has been disposed of. Such is the opinion of Senator Voorhees, chairman of the committee. He believes that the tariff’ measure will lx- passed by the house quickly, and that it may come over to the senate after two weeks' debate. He talked as though it was his intention to press its consideration in his committee as rapidly as possible, and he feels confident that the Republican members will assist him in this endeavor, from the assurances they have given. Mr. Voorhees therefore hopes that it will not be long after congress gets to work again before the Wilson
bill liecomes a law.
‘■The first matter to which I shall devote my attention," said he, “will be the tariff. I think that the business inter-
ests of ' ‘mAvLvVG
Their Fight Curried to the Supreme Court by the Former. Topeka, Jan. 2.—Mrs. Lease has employed Judge Doster to assist Eugene Hagan in prosecuting her suit against the governor. The first blow was struck today when they applied to the supreme court for an injunction preventing J. W. Freeborn from attempting to take Mrs. Lease’s place on the board. Mrs. Lease has gone to Olathe to attend the meeting of the board. This meeting was to have been held at Winfield, but the place was changed by her order. The matter was afterward brought to the attention of Governor Leweuing, who immediately telegraphed the members that Mrs. Lease was no longer connected with the board and instructed them to pay no attention to Iter orders.
HARVARD ATHLETICS.
New IIiiIps to Purify Sports of Hie Tinge
of Professionalism.
Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 2.—Y esterday
, , ,, . the new rules which are to purify HarI |o.,‘•"U'Ui y di iManfl thl^. ( Hie , vr•'4 ■ «•*.- •< A-V e? •»• <?>. < •V ....■•.d k .m o ui.-f the final nmdnet nf tnanv toon of
Heed is still unconscious, but the doctors still have some hope of her recov-
ery. The boy will die.
Tl.l.l.s ON lll:lt III SHAME
Spiteful Divorced Woman Prnmi*eM to
4 tear 1 p a .Murder .‘Mystery.
Toleixi, Jan. 2.—Au arrest wss made in Peru, Ind., yesterday which may clear up the most mysterious murder ever committed in this city. On Dec. 20, IWl,
Jackson I'ark, Again Public Property,
Visited by Many I Idle Seekers. Cun ago, Jan. 2.—Jackson Park, with
its relics of tiie fair, came into the possession of the public yesterday. The wagon gat 's were thrown wide ojien. turustih i were taken down and Columbian guards retired to the buildings. During the morning a constant stream of persons poured through the Stony Island avenue gates. In the afternoon tho multitude grew to a sizo that would not suffer with comparison to one of tho big days prior to September. Midway, even demolished, was tiie attraction, and was stripped of everything portable. The Javanese village was completely curried off and the Jap teahouse east of the fisheries building met a like fate. Only its bare walls were left standing. Two men eliiubed to the top of the MacMoimies fountain in their search for
Socking Pardon For Sidireiber.
Cc*U .Mill's, Jan. 2.—-A petition is lie
old. As long as this boy is quiet no one would suppose that there was anything unusual about him. but the moment he opens ids month to talk he lose-, ail foil-
ing circulated for the pardon of William trol of his hands, arms, feet and legs. Selireiber. who was sentenced to Ij and they jerk and work and kick around
years' imprisonment in Decemlier, 1889, as if they were hung on wires. It is no for stealiug and carrving uwav nearly unc< ' 1|| inon thing for hi- ' v to have
* ‘ ^ /‘flVfl.Wl mill •» T*. .ll . 4^X1’. . OM- 11- ’..li-.T'.. !» .
fl.YO.noo in money and securities of the a ' VU ' V ’’ First National bank, which theft was .i.i',' 1 i,q. l j ' s ' ,,
coininitted on Thanksgiving eve, P-sT, i , lll ' | , ‘ V' 1,1 1 ‘ " b ’ 1 ~ '' i .is .1 ,i.. ! huncliback and a dwarf. Mie is 14 years
and was not discovered :ntil the morn ing of the second day. Kehreibcr was the confidential clerk in the bank.
old.
A boy next to her is deaf and dumb. Tin* fifth child has a bright red birth-
After depositing his booty in a safety , 1 m 4 •( o o uu uidenosit vault he wont to Win.lsov mark encircling her neck like a strip ot
deposit vault he went to Windsor, Canada. Afterward the securities were surrendered through negotiation. Two
red flannel. It is an inch wide. The other children are twins, 2 years
vears later ^Sr ^ sXcoye. 4^ ^r’Twllh V?'' The ^
Detroit, where he was arrested. He is V.:* , h
now ill of consumption.
Mrs. liottleib Stahl, who kept a saloon celics, but were dragged away by the
at tiie corner of Monroe and Fourteenth streets, was murdered and robbed of $1,100. A reward of 82,000 was offered for the conviction of the murderer, and although many suspects were arrested all were acquitted. Yesterday morning the chief of jailice received a message from Mr-. < it urge Kohler, Pern, Ind., asking if the reward was still offered for the murderer or Mrs. Stahl, and that she had “proof of the man." Upon her information her divorced husband was arrested and lioth were brought to Toledo last evening. Kohler was a huckster in this city at the time of the murder and lived here uniil
recently.
police. It is estimated that 80.000 people were in the pork during the day. The buildings are still closed and under
guard.
Murder* !* Snyder 4 h|H tired.
Indianatoms, Jan. 2.—Louis Snyder, who shot and killed Mrs. Cloud Saturday night, was captured in the ea.-t end of the city yesterday, at a time when he claimed to he on his way to the police
while the girl has not a sign of a hair npon her head. The girl is fat and the Loy lean. Every one of these odd chil-
dren is healthy and bright.
National Mcrlint; of Wool Growers* Canonsih'Ki ,, Pa.. Jan. 2.—The annual meeting of the National Delaine Merino Sheep Breeders' association will lie held
SHE'S A GRAND OLD STATE.
KIIA1. tilltl. LOVERS.
Kentucky Trayi;ilv 1 '' -1111- In Hi*.
are n..w VnCiViig'ri'reiin'.viNsi the heTter are tbe fin* 1 pr™lnct of many years of Cl.'.!iK-vi!.i.E, Term., Jan. 2.—N-ws it will U* for all. The fear of a chan kg work hy old Harvartl coachcrs and apply I ii**reached here of a tragedy at .lithe tui iff Mitei every election, amt witu eipiHl seven iy to foot liall, baseball ifniii-fi-ville, Ky.. one girl becoming tln.-
Virgiiiiu'- New Cmi'i-nor I’ays u t'lMtterliig Coni|iliineiit In !Ill' Comnimivrealth. Richmond, Va., Jan. 2.—Hon. Charles O'Ferrall was inaugurated governor of Virginia yesterday with great pomp and ceremony. In u panegyric on Virginia
he declared:
“She has never swerved from the lighted way o.' the constitution: the song of the siren has never tempted her: the tongue of flattery has never seduced her: the voice of tho hyena has never frightemnl her: the memv" of tyranny n.*s
her; the bowlings of the
station to give himself up. He said lie here Jan. 17. In connection with the had been wandering about the country, meeting it is proposed to have a wool Ills claim is that he was crazy 4trunk % . , .11. when the crime was committed and that lo,1 ' , ‘ ,ltum 1,1 '’"V’ 1 ?? ,1 “‘ ,lut >: it was the result of jealousv. Mrs. Cloud f Z n view of the present making an attempt to shoot him with 'Pressed condition of the indnstry. his revolver, which had lieen Ivnng in a '.V ‘w La'v-rence, president of drawer of the kitchen safe. He wrest.-d " l »" 1 growers association.
fn >in
2-T* '»«■ '»•“> North Are
I.onjr 4 liiiHe F'or it llurg;lar*
H artkord City, Jan. 2.—A posse of
expected.
Habeas Corpus I'ohI poned.
JAi KsiinviM.K, Jan. 2.—The applica-
i Joubt as Lj which direction it will take,
• ftu
*-one of tli- moat unfortunate things
'jich could happen, ami it is the duty longress to settle the matter at the best possible date. I shall do all in power to forward the disposition of bill, and 1 know that there is no disf 'b‘: m at this end of the eapitol among tiat vs to retard it in any way. Sonars ahermanand Morrill, whom, meui-
,.tt of til.. Or.t'n 1.ii(7rjt., tiiiti
and all trac k athletics. For years it has ! A Hyer c f another girl friend Three 1-een argued by othei coll. g. s tb.ii pr<e yolll|g i a .«es, Rg.Ml lx or 20. were exam-
ine Rep U
Ians generally, have assured me that V*re will la* no effort on their jiart to (event or delay action in the matter /d that the only thing they desire is to
JX'-vV'LU: ';y L'dj'LV >
fossioi’.aiisiu creeps into Harvard athletics mid is let go unmolested la-cause the ineligible men are stars. The primary puqioHe of the new rules is to purify all individual and team athletics from any tinge of professionalism. By these rules many Harvard star athletes will be thrown out of playing the re-I
never terrified
wolf haw aev. r disturbed her: the threats of nmlieo have nevnr alarmed her. i'u'm aud iinii,ov;ii,|..siw. stood j in all the years that have run the’r eir cl.-s siiii o sho gave her ph-dgi lie ii ue to the fuiidauieutal law of this land,"
j (/Uidudvi 1 ui iiiis year. GRIMM'S RECORD.
ining holiday presents at the residence of J. F. Shelton, when Miss Shelton picked up a revolver and aiming it ut Miss Allen, daughter of Esquire Allen,
one of her guests, said: “Watch out, 1 will shoot.”
Instimtiv a hind report rang out and
STRUCK AN ACTRESS.
First Miirrlagi' of the Alleged lligamist
<Iceuired In liiiliiuiu.
sdisposition m th< • > and Vi.waore, «aii. 8.—rfiiliam tminm.
i-.-*r ...
♦side of it there should he no great tho alleged bigamist arrested in Fort i ue consumed in the consideration of Wayne, was at one time a prominent j .hill ill the senate. We siinil go to member of the Plymouth church, who |
under the coat of religion appears P
Miss Shelton beheld her companion of girlhood days fall dead at her feet. Reliable parties state that the girls were rivals in love and that Miss Shelton committed a murder. Others equally as re-
ms.; »vhs .irumpiitai.
Foshht I ml in i : i poll* MamiKPr I mlei' Ar-
r**Ht In
Denver, .lap. 2.—Manager Saeke't .f the Peon.les' P’e.'per vviv. an-iijt;-J Ig:,!' night on a warra it that charged him with assaulting Minnie Alt. a Chicago actress who has been the leading lady at the Peoples' theater for three weeks. She was engaged lor eight weeks, but was IWO* 1 —*!»»■ IC-»C
citizens chased a burglar 17 miles ves- 1 ,
terday, losing trace of him in this city. ! ',’ n r ', 1 a!',! m«hs ioi|.i- tu
A farm. .' named Fields awakened to ^ f Mltchel !
o , ii- i • i argue<l tomorrow instead of tinlav. The
see the bumar lea vine his house with a . * . .
part ot his clothing and *10. He gave is to give the governor
chase, but the mllow ^4^.. "ot; nn..-1.. nh-
posse waslfieu ?rgjiiz?d kn3twicet", uennpoe1 nearlv effected capture. The pursuit slide for the irovcrnor to dwb,,-.. mar ial liegaii near Marion and was continued aft, r the co,,rts 1 decided that i*• 1111- .it\ mi.aw (o oe vioiateit unless he as-
suiues the arbitrary jsiwer of a dictator. Hruti .laiict. It is th-ii opinion that he would haidh
Fkanktort, .Ian. 2.—Perry Qillam, do that,
alias Charles Smith, who enticed Viola Campiied with Tim iiitcMf Shaffer, a 18-year-old girl, away from the Rch ki ord, Ills., Jan. 2.—Two bold county house and assaulted her 011 Dec. highwaymen shoved revolvers in the face H is now in jail and admits his guilt. He 0 f Thomas Lynch, a well known citizen
completed a o-years sentence a couple of | months ago for a similar offense nt
Delphi. .
, v on West State street, in the heart of the
** f
mauemv poriion of tlH*rify and
— inni to Uirow up his hands, which lie New iiMiik. did. After relieving him of a gold CoLOiBfs. Jan. 2.—P. H. McCormack wstL ' h ' ,wo ril "-' s « gowl-size.! roll of is the projector of a new national bank. ll,UT "‘> they told him to walk straight t"• * M
national banks and one pnvat4» mstitu-
v(. A.
lax 4>MOTI\
i:\ PLOSION.
rk at once on the bill, and will proba-
ha vo
' Vu«d<i' v\ V u/ LiVub 'it ii» J vci * lu lit* m tbc Heimte.*’
One 'Inn Ivilleil. Two Hurt, Tw< nt > Curs
\\ 1 «■« .Iiitl 4 <ii • ••tit* ii« 1 t-«i.
was unsatisfactory. The two weeks ex p,..,, . u.i.r.l..;, oU,.-t,,,- injiiiigi-i refused to give her her fare east, as he contracted to. Last night she went to the tin at *r to talk the matter nvi v with
^ /-uv .itii 1 sitiw'l.'
capital stock will be *10u,odo.
■rmi
, i - j j ■ nnuerthn coat of religion (qi]«‘ars t'>
FF.M ALl CHANK.
into womens hearts. He confesses to I 0 f ^jje locomotive pulling the through three marriages, hut maintains to have f n .j K |,t for St. Louis exploded near here Is "‘ii legally divorced from the first two y ^ teJ , llay Tlie train consisted of 8.»
I.,-. SSS..4 .. A..
Racket t establi -tied what is now the Park theater in Imliaimiiolis as a popular
price house.
Hriih* ISuriu-d to Di'iitli.
Chaw fordsvu.EE, Jan. 2.—Mrs. David
Lowf.u,, Mass.. Jan. 2.—A 10 jhucent mlncti >n wa> aimomiced yesterday in the Lowell Muiiuiacturing company, affecting 2,000 employes. The woolen
tfis. s1 "' £
WvixroM VTiu livcf' •*v*»»irtef* '*> ^
. .. I a «*■* *s, it .«»*>.•. k» W ai is !«■ 1 in Dana. Ind.. to Miss Sarah L. cattle. About 20 cars were wrecked and Spra^up. Ten years later he was inar- 1 a jrreat nuinlHT of cattle killed. Head
p \\ ;»h Arrost«»il Wlien She Appcart-tl at
tlio White lions**.
U asminoton. Jan. 2—A woman of rjed in qnincy. Ills., to Miss Lillian Brakemui'i"Rom was'Vnsl7ii;tiy" kiffed* “hum bight, dressed in dark clothes. Whittaker, and last Srptombor he was the firwu.m fatally and the engineer m.ouWv. ‘v,,vv’ii.'zPv.-*}■".(.kvi IfrtM;sv> t'-'t\ , '\v -''hv;>'J;v,V-. ««.t4uail , ,'<yj.ir: A
yiind is slightly unbalanced, was ar- a pretty widow.
NEWS KERNELS.
Xosted at the white house yesterday and uitinod in the First district station
itise.
Her appearance at the white house .Vas not a surprise to the officers there, as Captain Dexter on Saturday had re-
Intcrcollegiatcidiesstmirnaineat resulted
in a victory for Columbia.
Judge George B. Rhoades, the first Saline county. Mo., judge, is dead, aged 111 y ears.
Wholesale Hold-t ps.
St. Louis, Jan. 2.—William Sullivan, John Prettuboir, Jatues Coffee, Sylvester Powers, Howard Davison and Walter Hager are locked up, charged with
engaging in the
^ ^ _ „ „ 5 wholesale hold-up buai- day relative tj.
'c4*«' <^ V< «'■*l iV V v*’ i'4 ALiUir keif .-'ftcel.*.' 1 i Mt*y 4 it'* ihi ni' ii ai • * prcstqiti
„e,. u-i.iiliV i'.ii l.iitwl t,. i,.ir.. , u ,M,-MoE.r, at Knoxville by Policeman Smith Faine were the periyetrators of nearly a dozen today and the o inductors will follow.
hold-ups in the vicinity mentioned. The
.-he would Vie on hand to take possession of the executive mansion. She did not go there, she said, to see the president, but merely one of lire doorkeepers, and they, seeing that she was not exactly in her right mind, had her taken away. To the stationkeeper she gave her name as
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St. Pae. Jan. 2.—The conferences between the Northern Pacific grievance committees and the general managers were resumed yeterday. the engineers * Viosiild 'ifi.’if "‘soliei.lJ.if,’ ib'a^iiaiVoY which the managers agreed. Receiver Oakes, after consultation with his coreceivers. will decide whether or not the receivers shall join with the men in requesting the court to alter the terms of the order which went into effect yester-
/"•.’iV'H'hVrj <» Jig their views
(TREAT QHIO rAMAI
other mills. ('arpet mill weavers are
talking strike.
!4Iiiji4 luviter In l>ii'pt-t Comiiiiini-
ciitioii Willi Hit; World. M y\(tikstkr. Jan. 2.—Th
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was married last Tuesday.
France made a systematic police raid on anarchists. Numerous arrests were made and a vast amount of explosives seized. Differences licUveen employes and man ngirsof tiie Nashville, ('hutinniHign and
men were caught in the act of holding up a portion of a Now Year's paily just
returning home.
Mrs. E. J. Losev, over 40 years of age, St. Louis railway in statu quo until Feb. 1.
Her residence is in this
and a widow,
city.
From a somewhat rambling story, it appears that Mrs. Losey has been defrauded out of considerable money, left to her parents in Europe by some per-
Without a pang of regret Joseph Rice, 4-year convict, escaped from the Missouri penitentiary by scaling the great prison
walla.
Kent Iron and Hardware company, Wll-
. - - . , mington, Del., assigned. Trouble directly sons who. she says, oiipoeecj the nnir due to a #4(),0<fO ahoi tageof \\ S Haines, 'iutf4? of ln.‘r mother. She tne4i to re- I one of the lirm, wbleb was iliHcovered t hree
Hlg Crowd of i*’**Ioi)i*ih. Brooklyn, Jan. 2. — Forty United States prisoners were brought up from Paris, Tex., yesterday and lodged in the Kings county penitentiary, which has a contract now for taking United States prisoners. They are all serving teiug: tor horse stealing and felonies.
■'ilirki-ty Dim's" Case. Sl'HINol lEEii, Ilk, Jau. 2. — Judge E. C. Cramer yesterday went over the record in the Newby case with District Attorney Simtt. It was agreisl to present the record to Judge Allen Friday, when it is expected he will certify the case up to the supreme court of the
United States.
I'lnstied ii Long Distune**.
Baetimoke, Jan. 2.—Sheriff Matthews of Tacoma has reached this city with
, f ,, , ", , U requisition papers for Samuel H. Harr
W.U' iV.-a.'*• . * ? ..V iSuff V.V?.-'.Tn^p'i
now an accomplished fiu-t and the t«,wn , lent and ca ' 8hier . r es,actively, of the of Manchester, situated about 40 miles state bank of Buckley, Wash. Hart is from the seaboard, cun he reached by charged with the embezzlement of *80.sea from New York about 10 hours after 000 aud Dinsinore with emliezzling 8T),000.
arriving at Liverpool. This creates a
great port in direct communication with Koiiromi Ketrem-iiiueni. tVjrKtvtf'tbr,rrriv. r»fc« •'-•a-.'r.Yf,** '-•fj.-Hf-idatni.'-nt m"eV" within the confines of an immense com- ,a;nses is the word all along the line of Jeweler AksIk"*. There are only six men in the repair
Springfield. Ilk, Jau. 2.—George W. shops, the section gangs have lieenrei'i„.Ej.iE.r I., .,,„t ducedand many of the freight trains
Chattei'ton, dealer in jewelry and nmsi- u,u ' eu aim many of ’he Ireight trains cal instruments, assigned yesterday. art ‘ rU,1,U1, « sh _ ort one of thelr L ' r " w '
Liabilities *00.000; assets about the same. The house was established in
1838 and was one of the largest in cen-
tral Illinois.
•over by writing letters, but evidently id not get much encouragement and
llnMtoii I hi‘itt«*r llurned.
Boston, •1«ui. 2.—The (tIoIh* theater was burned lest night. Hanlon’s "Superba" propovty and scenery was de-
4 luNin^; of >lin*** 4)r*l«*r«*il.
“l’r»*>4*r Hook** Crons.
San Francisco, Jan. 2. — “Prayer Book" cross, a large stone monument erected in Golden Gate Dark to mark the spot where Sir Francis Drake read
Ih^i.i ni. Jam 2. The ^orders sent to the first Episcopal service on the Pacific
Kill***! W’I,ilo Coiiiinu; From Cluirch*
years ago. He promised to make good the Sphinofikei), Ills., Jan. 2. Mrs. alloyed. Several adjoining buildings shortage, but he didn't do it. 1 Nancy Holman, 70 years of age. was were burned. Loss about
the Mountain Iron and Rathbun mines coast, was unveiled yesterday. The at Mountain Iron, on the Mesaba, to cross is the gift of George W. Childs of close for the winter throws 850 men out Philadelphia, who defrayed all the ex-
of employment. neuses.