Daily Greencastle Banner and Times, Greencastle, Putnam County, 13 March 1896 — Page 1
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HILL AND SHERMAN
WEYLER’S PROCLAMATION.
ROTUNDA IS CLEARED
STUDENTS WILL ASSIST.
PriaoaiTs Rwonrlnji Alle^laiioc' to Rpaln j Will Not It*. INiitUbed.
^ , r . i il r> l Havana, March 13.—Captain General Lonspicuous Mgures In the Cuban Woyler has issued another proclama-
Debate In the Senate.
tion, the terms of which indicate a pnr- | pose to still further soften the severity of the proclamathiia he issuedsoe’t aft as
I his arrival.
INSISTS WF.YLER IS A BUTCHER. This latest official edict provides that i all persons captured np to date in the » provinces of Havana and Pino del Rio J-ater Part of the Day \V,.» Given to the , v ho are suspected of havinp b.am mem. ^ I>u|h...» Contest - Hill Creation; an Art 0 f a bund, should they of
CommiHHlou Wa.s I’a-smitl Houmu Dgg'kIi <i ^ In Favor of Mr. Iiu« a k In tlu* ColtMiiaii- i
ISuok ConteHt.
Washington, March 13.—Senators
Sherman and Hill were the conspicuous figures in the Cuban debate in the senate yesterday. The New York senator forcibly urfring the mercenary charttcler of the pending resolutions while Mr. Sherman upheld them with another graphic arraignment of Spain and General Weyler. It was the fourth day of the debate on the conference rejxirt and yet there was no evidence of a near approach to a final vote, although Mr. Sherman announced that he would press f< r a vote at the earliest moment. The galleries continue to be crowded and showed no diminution of public interest. Mr. Hills opposition to the resolutions was confined to that feature which expressed the purpose of the IJ nitcd States to intervene to protect
the legitimate interests of the United to offer charges of any other crimes. States. This the senator declared was ! T,J this end instructions are given to an ignoble and contemptible attitude. that they shall record in the files If was placing the cause of human 11 j’ orsouul 't' *<;npt.on of those against 1 . . whom intK'emimrHshallhav<* beon tukon liberty and patriotism on a very low ,i n(1 shllU . isl; fl , r th( , release of plane and he urged that the resolutions | th()Ke TO111U1( . wirl , in tlu .
, .mr-’ ! — -* 1 - ’ ’ *
merci'iiary features t ho erimi
Curiosity Hunters Ejected From Ken-
tucky State Capitol.
CAPTAIN GKNKKAL WEVLKR.
their own free will deny that they belonged to such band, will be liberated in every case, provided they will give their promise before two witnesses to be loyal to the Spanish cause, and provided also that no one appears against them
New I>e|mrlar« In the Adair*. ..f l.»...bard
I tiiverftity.
G A.i.KSBVRii, Ills., March 13.—After long deliberation the faculty of Lombard University have adopted a student government, in which the students will have a voice in the affairs of the institution. The governing power consists of the president, three members of the fae-
ulty and three . indents. Of the latter,
' one will be chosen by the divinity and
Senator, Shrr,„,.,1 Hoar »,.,! Speaker Uyo by d.^artlllellt. To this Kee.l Are lt. |».rl.-.t lo Have Wired Mr. board all <]U''-tiOIIS relating to college Hoyle a, to What Constitute, a Quorum, government will be referred. Tile UllDaaiap Hot v. i sworn In-Clark An- nouncoment .vas well received by the
students, wlvi express a willingness to co-operate with the faculty in making i
IS WITHOUT FRIENDS
Most Pitiable Condition of James Winters, an ex-Convict.
|m Want4*il Out In « ai an. Indianapolis, March 1 —Gevemor Matthews yesterday issue 1 a rei(nisit.on for the ret urn to Kans.i-of .!. A. Young alias W. W. While. The man* is under arrest at Martinsville. He is charger! with forgery in Kansas.
SAYS NO ELECTION CAN BE MAD.
PARALYZED FROM THE HIP DOWN
tiouncea u lift.
Growing Wheat Hailly Tnjiiretl In I tilton County Yoiini; Pythian*h ReiuahiM to Ik* Creniuteil Fpideinie off .>lra.s1eH at Klkhart—Telephone Company Spreading Out—Indiana News Notes.
A most
Hank Released on Rond. Cbawiy)KDSVILi.e, Ind. M irch 13.— Philip Hank, who was arresied soun weeks ago on the ciiarge of procuring a criminal operatiou up n Miss Grace M' - Ulamrock, was released from custorly last evening on if !,">00 bonds.
CATHODE RAYS.
John llopkiiiM Hospital I'tili/e-H Vo^ativ«t4
i .v - , nn x- I In a SmuresHful Operation.
terday's doings in the joint assemldy is tions by five memhers ..f the graduating Hush county. Three years ago he shot pifals in which tlie cathode rays were that Kentucky will have but one repre- class, scholai-ship and elocntiouary abil- j into a party in a carriage, whom he n fjbze(l was performed this morning.
seutative in the United States from March 4, 1897, when Senator Blackburn's term expires, until at least January, 1897, when the next legislature can meet and fill the vacancy. There was no lack of apprehension of renewed
ity to determine the selections.
NATURALIZED AMERICAN.
Report That a Managor of a Cuban ITh-
tato Hum lit*on Arrested.
Nvw Yokk, March 13.—United States, ,. . . , , , r,.. Commissioner Shields was informed has ever since been helpless. Thn-e
thought were guying him. A young It wag thf , extr.iction of a scissors lady was seriously wounded, and Win- : blade from aW()Iuau ' 8 h . IIld where it had ters was sentenced for two years. Dur- ( b(;HU imbeded for 13 years. The loosing his trial, while in court, he was tion ami position of the substance were suddenly paralyzed from the hip down, | revealed by a photograph taken with
the X rays. Concerning the operation.
lie defeated in order that they might be tinned provision as being discharged of ameuded and the nre f.ntnnn. I »•_. • - .. > »
of rebellion, but they shall
remain subject to the vigilant surveil-
lance of the authorities.
The same proceedings will be adopted with regard to those who arc' arrested and who are not a vusod of common
crimes.
CRITICAL SITUATION.
eliminated.
Mr. Sherman’s speech was mainly a reassertion of the views he presented when the senate resolutions were adopted. He declared that war in Cuba wa.s flagrant and the evidences of it abundant. He insisted on his characterization of General Weyler as ‘ the' butcher,” but conceded that the Spanish minister, Seiinr iJunuy do Lome, had the | full right and the duty of controverting :
and explaining the statement either in ■ Malone, N. Y., March 13.—A private ior out of the state dopnrtineut. in the j letter from an Ainerican in Aintab, | coni-se of his specs'll Mr. Shennau paid Turk( > v j], Asia Minor, under date of KSSrKES’JiLSSS'e "'.'I, f "I'W. < r j*. r.- r1 . readiness to uphold the country’s flag, contains the ollowmg regarding the at-
The latter part of the day was given fairs in Anm ma:
C hristiaiiM .\rrost«*d I pon Falsi* ( harq'us ami Otlu r IndlKnillcvs II<*aiKMl On.
to tlie Dupont eontesr, Mr. Pritchard of North CHroliua arguing in support of
the claimant.
An important bill, creating an art
Our situation here seems to become more critical day by day. I p to the pn vut our military commander, who is a good man, us Turks go, has prevented any second up-
commission of five memhers, was passed. ' rising of the populace, but the attitude of Several uuob jected bills were also iiassod. | the civil authorities is as bad as may lie:
| numerous arrests of prominent Christians
COXTKSTKD slats. continue to be made upon utterly false
charges, and much pressure is being
ii...: Daetdo. in r.ivc.r of >ir. Bank. I brought to bear upon C to be* It.>l>liiii,-AIdi'if!i Cane Not I'i.iishe.l. | come Moslems. So far they hold out. but
danger of an outbreak. Mayor Julian yesterday that the Spanish authorities men, under Sheriff McFarland of Rush with a force of police cleared the ro- i u Cuba had arrested Oliverio Agra-j < ‘ ,m 1 nty ; ha<l . to curry , . lni to . tlle tram, tunda of mere curiosity hunters, but iu mante, a uatnraii/.ed American citizen, an< " ' I . 1< * " j 18 < ‘ asu r ‘‘*V ,u the eloaknanus and elsewhere were manager of the Juragua estate near St. yX^,. he wms'^houi Xive“Tr
enon{<h men to have clone much harm il rorcemnues, who is suspected ot bein^ the occasion hud arisen. Perhaps the an insurgent and that a military courtappreheusiou of difficulty tended to pro- martial was pending in his ease. His duce unusual self restraint ami so the friemls here an; afraid tliat the prisoner
will be shot. They were told to make their appeal by telegraph to Secretary of State Oluey and he would probably
interfere.
scene ended without other turmoil than
that of debate.
The newly installed Republican in tlie house did not qualify before the joint assembly met, and so was not a factor. The Republicans adopted the tactics of breaking the quorum, and tints brought from Lieutenant Governor Worthington the ruling that 70 members constitute a quorum necessary to elect a senator. So long as this ruling stands no election can he had except by
breaking over party lines.
yesterday
friend; the most miserable convict ever
released from the prison south.
IIA l> A HAD TKMl'ER.
ANOTII Lit Kel'OKT.
Fnited States Si nuU* tin* Only Tribunal Vost4*i 1 With Fov.it. Cincinnati, March 13.—A special to the Oommerical-Gaz tte from Frankfort, Ky., -ays: St. J.ilm Boyle will he elected United States senator. This
l>anuitt<’M l > la«‘»*(l at Goshen, Ind., March 13.—Joshua N. Riggs, a prominent member of the order of Woodmen of the World, has brought suit for $2,000 damages against Frank J. Gardner. The suit is the result of the sensational arrest and trial of Riggs some time ago on the charge of embezzling funds belonging to the order. The state failed to make a cast and Riggs now seeks damages for libel at the bauds of his chief accuser. Gardner.
V<‘in of Molding V:iii I round.
Bixximinuton, Ills., Man'll 13.—A vein of sand, which is believed to he of quality suitable for molding p irposos, has been discovered in Downs township.
In«t«*ad of Ikdng Married, u Hooaier Finds
lliiiiH«*lf In Prison.
Lafayette, Ind., March 13.—Pretty Miss Ward and Theodore Woodruff were to have been married. His affianced desired him to call on Mrs. Walker Baugher, a dressmaker, and secure her wedding dress, and leave it at her house. Woodruff called, only to ftnd that the dross was not finished. This angered him so much that, drawing a knife, he attempted to kill Mrs. Baugher, cutting her severely on the hands and arms. He was arrested and taken to jail. His affianced, on hearing of the trouble, promptly called the engage-
ment off.
Dr. Finney, who performed it, said: The operation whs entirely successful. The negatives showed exactly the location of the blade and enabled us to make a definite diagnosis of the cause of the trouble before operating. All we could tell with out the X rays was that there was some irritating substance in the hand. The re suit of the operation sustained in every particular the result of the photographing of the hand. It is certainly a great thing for surgery and we shall use it as occasion arises at the hospital iu treating cases
where it will aid us.
will certainly be doin' before the legis- this county. Il is said to be indenti 'ul future adjourns, nud it may be done to- with the famous molding sand which day. Senator Sherman and Hoar ami conn s from Albany. N. Y.. and which Speaker Kee t have wired Mr. Boyle I s, lls ut $1.30 a ton. It was found in Hi of since the death of Mr. Wessiuger j dating a well aUhedepth of eight feet.
09 members constitute a quorum. Tin
The vein is four feet in thickness.
Washington, March 13.-In the house i “ t,le l«|»t extremity many of the weaker vesterdav a bill was passed extending °ncs will ap^stat.zc. ''e are llonkmg o • . • , 1 i , sending our women and children out of
the time for completing a bridge by the Union Railway company across the
Mouongiiheln river.
On motion of Mr. Johnson (Rop., Ind.) a resolution was adopted by which the claim of Mr. Coleman (Kep„La.) to the seat of Mr. Buck (Deni.) was decided in favor of the latter. Then Mr. Daniels (Dent., N. Y.) called up the contested election case of Aldrich \ Robbins from the Fourth Alabama district in which the Rupublicans recommended the seating of Aldrich. Three hours and a half, he said, were to be allowed on each side for argument. Mr. Moody (Rep., 5lass.) supported Mr. Aldrich’s claim and was followed by Mr. Bartlett (Dem., Ga.) for Mr. Robbins. The speech of Mr. Linney (Hep., N. O.) in favor of seating the contestant was the feature of the day in which lie denounced southern election frauds in vehement terms. Mr. Roy so (Rep., Ind.) closed the debate with a speech in favor of seating Mr. Aldrich. The
house then adjourned.
LIKL Til K OIM.LKY HILL.
DON’T
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Coiuiiicrrial i'oinpan.y Claims ftSxolnaive ICightM to Talu* Fur Sea.In. Washington, March 13.—The North American < oinmcrciitl company, by Attorney JelTereys, lias protested to the secretary of the treasury against the destruction of Alaska fur seal by the I'nih'd States, as pnqioHcd by the Dingley bill, or iu any other iiuuui?r whatso- J ever. The protest submits that the company—the lessee of tlie right to take fur seals on the islands of St. Paul and Sr. George—under the terms mid stipulations of its contract with the go von.-
the country when the consuls return from the north, hut we have not yet decided definitely. 1 go about my work in the city with a soldier or two for escort, hut even so, not iufr.quoutly hear threats from the populace. The terror of poor native Christians is most pitiable, although many of them are calm and even
happy.
( Itirknon Is For Allison. Dubvque, la., March 13.—Hon. J. S. Clarkson of Iowa, Senator W. H. Andrews of Pennsylvania amt K. M. Ford of New York passed through the city yesterday in a special car. .Mr. Clarkson stated that he was for Allison for president tirst, last and all the time, and could not understand why the people of the west considered McKinley “the tariff." “Sir!” said Mr. Clarkson, "the Republican party is the tariff.”
ppoiirH Willi His Nicer. Pana, Ills., March 13.—Frank M Nichols and his niece, Nellie Forbes aged 15, have disappeared from their homes near Stonington, northwest of Pana, and their whereabouts are unknown. When they left they were inouuti'd on two liorst s, the property of Nichols’ father, who has communicated with the chiefs of police of neighboring towns, giving a description of the couple and the stolen horses.
Coin ill it 14*4* .^11*4*1 i ii of M ** t litxlist i. Cl I-: vei..\ n d, March 13.—A meeting of the general .•oramittee of the international conference of the Methodist Episcopal church which will lx held in this city in May ha: I n called for m \t week, it is expected Unit the members ol the committee will be in (.'leveland'
joint assembly may pass on the right of the expelled senators, James and Walton, to have their votes rec rded, yet it has no right to do so. The United iStatt s senate is the only tribunal vested
with power.
Wood Dunlap has not decided whether he will eons'-ut to be sweru in, but it is believed he will. He said yc.-ferday: “I will take my seat if my vote will elect a United States senator." Senator Bill Clark yesterday heard that it was contemplated to unseat him in the same manner as Jam and Walton were unstated. He at once announced a bet of $1,000 to $1 that if this should be done that nobody would prevent him from entering the joint assembly and voting.
Diti'iiss 1114* New Librnry Plan«t« Champaign. Ills., March 13.—The second dav’s s'-ssion of the board of trustees of the University of Illinois passed without sp ' dal incident, most of the time being occupied by a discussion of the details of tile plan of llio library building and with giving instructions to the architect. A set of rules was adopted lor -relate the husi-
-ir
ness transactions of the university.
BUTTERINE PLANT SEIZED.
I*r4 > 3icl«*iit <>i‘ Mu* Company Oftrin 91,000 For I’j*4M>f 41f Au> ! mini. Providence, March 13.—Inspectors of internal revenue yesterday seized tlie entire plant of the Vermont Manufacturing company, manufacturers of but terine. The plant is valued at $(>0,900 without stock and fixtures. The company's officers gave bond for $10,000. President Tillinghast, a prominent attorncy, stated that he had been notified that the books were to bo seized for alleged failure to cancel as many stamps as the business called for, 1ml that he would give $1,000 for proof of any fraud. The inspectors refused to talk.
Steamer Rio tie Janeiro I* Safi*. San Francisco, March 13. — The steamship Alameda which arrived here yesterday afternoon from Australia, Samoa and Honolulu, brought new s of tin safe arrival of the missing steamship Rio de Janeiro at Honolulu on March 1. The Rio de Janeiro left this ]>ort 3.'. days ago for Yokoham - and grave fears were entertained for her safety.
Iii(lirat4* a. Slmrt Whoat Crop. Rochester, Ltd., March 13.—During the past two weeks the growing whe.it has been badly injured in this county. When the snow melted, a month ago, the plants were iu vigorous condition, but the cold winds since then have caused the lields to turn brown, and a large portion of the plants appear to be dead. An increased acreage was sown bust fall, but the harvest will certainly be a short one.
DISPUTE CONTINUES.
Teh'iilmiii* (Nmipuny Spmuling Out. Rochester, Ind.. March 13.—The Rochester Telephone company, a home organization, is extending its lines to all parts of tin' county; also reaching into Miami and Marshall counties. The rates are $1 for residences and $2 for offices and business houses. ()ne hundred and thirty instruments have been purchased to start with, and the entire system will be completed by June 1.
Yem'/.imlitn Mutt it May H<* S4*ttl4*»l by I’urcliust* ol Dispiitnl T4*rritory. London, March 13.—The Daily News states this morning that negotiations on the Guiana boundary dispute continue, “hut the question upon which lx>th Lord Salisbury and Mr. Gluey have made mutually unacceptable proposals refers to the treatment of the settled districts. If an agreement is reached on this point, the boundary dispute will bo referred to a joint commission of Englishmen and Americans. Mr. Curson, the parliamentary secretary for tinforeign office, will make a statement in parliament on the subject on Monday.” With respect to the rumor from Washington that a settlement 1ms been arrived at, The Daily News suggests that it means that a joint commission has been agreed to. The eorresixindent of the Standard at New York telegraphs as follow^: “It is believed that the Venezuelan negotiations are proceeding hopefully on th. basis of a purchase of the disputed dis triets.”
FIRE IN LODGE ROOMS.
Fpidemic* 4»f Meuxlt'ri.
Mastmir Ortl<*r In Detroit Suffered Sever** Dam ijjes List Night. Detroit, March 13.—Knights Templar and several subordinate lodges of the Masonic order suffered severe damages last night in a stubborn tire in th. upper stories of the Wayne County Savings bank building, a 5-story structure. The blaze ignited from an electric
went has the exclusive right to eiigatn .. , , ... in the business of taking fur seals for alH r urrange-
their skins on said islands for 20 yea is from May I, ISiK), which contract is subsisting and remains valid and iu full
force and <’*««. I Snow fell in (ireen'^d, Miss., covering I ,lu ' 1 Lleeaxes Lor American Venietn. the ground totlie depth of two inches. Fatal Henrcn.l Folllsioti.
Washington, March 13.—The Cauud- ! . Kx ^ecrctnri of the Navy George M. |
incuts for the big gathering will be
made.
i tuctiKAPM
I I L> •**£>.
IVniiHylvaiiia Siitiwstorin. Hazblton, Pa., March 13.—The snowstorm which broke over this region yesterday is still raging. The snow lias drifted to a ;i >at depth in places, blocking country roads. Electric cars are run only at infrequent intervals and with great difficulty. Trains on all steam roads arc behind time. None of the mines are working and 30,000 men art' idle in consequence.
IN»|m* Factory lluriicd Out. Boston, March 13.—The Pope Manufacturing company's building on (lolumbus avenue was completely gutted by fire, neecssitating a general alarm, yesterday. The lire caused a loss of betw een $3.30,000 and $400,000. The block w as a magnificent 5-story structure of brick, profusely ornamented with terra cotta trimmings. Difference In Weight. New York, March 13.—The 12-rouud bout which was to have taken place at thi' new Manhattan club last night between Frank Erne of Buffalo and Joe Gaits of Baltimore was dt'clarcd off. A" cording to agreement they wers to :h in at 12K pounds. Gans weighed l..u pounds and Erne 123.
Mississippi Snowstorm. Dcckhill, Miss., March 13. — It snowed here all yesterday and the ground is partly covered. All fruit and vegetables was killed last night.
Elkhart, Ind., Man'll 13. — Two "‘re in the tilth story which was tenweeks age measles tirst appeared in one i Detroit rommandery, of the schools, and Die sch.x.l had to ! , ll "'J'Ta*" w,
... and other lotlires. iiHduaini: 4(H!
elese in consequence. Yesterday an- (ini . ullif((rms and furnishings et her school nit he same hx-ahty had te . llld , lil)lll( . llt , amounted to npwimi shut dow n, owing to the prevalence .if of Th( . budding is damaged
t he disease, which has assumed epi- abo ^ | 1()i0 oo.
clenuc lonn.
Liltod a Boycott. j < Iich* <sam«*H.
Anderson, Ind., March 13.—The! Philadelphia, March 13.—The sovMadisou eouiity Federation of Labor 1 enth game of the series between Kemyestorday lifted the boycott on the Van | any and Showalter for the chess eham-
i’amp Packing eouqMiny of Indianapolis, pionsliip of tin TT ‘
on advice that the eompany had quit
using nonunion made bottles.
L T nited States was cou-
I'lo.vlllK Oil Well. Ki.wood, Ind., Mareli 13.—While drilling a gas well southeast of this city a strong flow of oil was discovered and great excitement ensued. The oil at the present time is issuing at the rate of 50 barrels per day.
Inotlicr SohlieiV Htiine Fottage. Lapohtk. Ind.. March 13.—The commissioners of this county have appropriated $809 for the erection of a cottage at the Lafayette Soldiers’ home, to be known as the Lqxirte county cottage.
Officers 4)f National IlcDirm I*arty. Pittsbcrg, March 13.—The National Reform party conference closed its sessions here yesterday. Edward Evans of Towauda, N. Y’., was elected president; Daniel Swoger, Pittsburg, seenkary, ami Carl Stewart, Pittsburg, treasurer. These officers were empowered t > apixiinf a provisional national eommitte. of two men and two women from each
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Prevaillug I’virc-. I'.tr Grain, Faille an.I l*i-ovi.fi>Dx ...I March FI.
It.*.nail., tu He Fremale.l.
Omo Falls, Ind., March 13.—The remains of Fred Siegelhalter of Jefferson\illi'. vere taken to('ineiiniati last night for e • m .tion. He was a well known
Pythian, 37 years old.
eluded yesterday after a total of niuu hours play. Showalter won iu 95 moves. The score now stands: Showalter 4:
Kemcuy 3; drawn I.
Death 4>f a KaiiNMH l'4»htit-ian. Fort Scott, Kan., March 13.—ExLientcnaut (Tovernor Melville J. Saltei died yesterday of gi’ip. Mr. Salter has been one of the most active politicians of Kansas. He was elected lieutenant governor with Governor Thomas Oshorn iu 1874.
Nt«*amcr (’riiHhcfl by Ice. St. Johns, N. F.. March 13.—Tin steamer Wolf, one of the sealing fleet, left here on a sealing cruise on Tnesdav lust. She was crashed by ice and sank yesterday. The steamer was taking seals when she was crushed l.v the ice. All of th" crew were saved.
INDIANA II tl’I'I.NINGS.
inn government has notified the government of the United Stales that licenses will U issued to American vessels as usual this coming season with the additional provisou that any licensed vessel supplying any unlicensed vessel with supplies, which can only he had by a licensed vessel, shall forefelt her
license.
Kohixon in c: iUcaily ill at. Trenton. X. .1
Wheat—Steuily; No. 3 red. iltte. Corn—Firm; No. 2 mixed, '3s .,c. (>ATo—Steady; No. 3 mixed, 81 1 a-.
CATTLE—Heavy tiry teil steers, ♦t.lOto;
4.30; slopping and export steers. f3.H0(«i I at Ten-c Haute.
4.90; common to fair Meers, $L25 .Gi lo. w.lli.-uu Guise, a nrominent fanner ot
feeuiht; steers, f3.oUu$J. i*>; medium to . in *.
choice heiiers. *3.75:0,3.90: medium to . 1,<,catur «•"""<>■ isilend of the grip, choice cows. $3.50(^3.59; veal calves. I he semi uinual convention of the \\. ('
New Milford, Oonu., March 13.—A 5.50. Alurket (iniet. ! T. E. ot Clinton coutity is in sessional
Flfcr of I'4>1 iticH.
• Bloomington, Ills.. Maivh 13.—ExGoveriiDr Fifer has docline 1 to ac 'ept his election as a member of Die Repub-
Scliruder, Die healer, is to give seunces ] Ucau national comm.tt--e of Illinois, ow-
ing to private and profi -sional busin. st>
a 1111 Viiximr iifit i»f* in tlifi
tnd h g out of ixilil ics
disastrous rearend collision between
lli>iis--G,x>ii to choice and paeking.
Italians are leaving their country by f . , tri ' d ,, , $4.10 w.4 15; lightweights. $1.15 M 4.17',', hundreds to escape military service ir ' ' yVaionl-'v .V" X'-nUvYori' New liaveii 1 ‘ig s and roughs. $3.9( 1(143.95. Markei
(JOU^t*4‘MNIVlHll l(4»l>hf‘4j. Washington, March 13.—The apartments of Representative Grove L. Johnson of California, at the (Ax-hrau hotel, were entered by professional sneak thieves while he and his family were at ’dinner, and money, jewels and securities, valued in all at $2,900, were stolen.
■estimate* May Hr Nil Inn it led. Washington, March 13.—The senate has adopted the house joint resolution directing the secretary of war to submit estimates for renairs of Cleveland harbor.
The treasury yesterday lost IWS.ieo jJ anrt Hartford rain .ad. about 2 mtles gold, which leaves the t rue umonnt of the “Orth of hero. 1 wo men were killed reserve $129,(51.835. * lu ' •’•K 1 " ot hen's injured.
Itudd Love, colored, who had riihheil a store at Ouk Ridge. La., was hanged by
unknown pat 1 us last night.
Mrs. George Hills, proprietress of the noted Ocean View House at Halisbury Beach, .Mass., died yesterday, aged 72 Dr. Arthur Uuestrow. the millionaire
murderer of St. Louis, was sentenced tolx' , , hanged April 24 for the murder of his wife u pirnnincut business man here.
'ind baby.
The tobacco warehouse of O. \V. Keudig >t lamraster. Pn., was destroyed by lire iestenlay, with Ix'tween 709 and 99(1 cases
Fat His Wife's Throat.
Bronson, Mich., March 13.—Burt Shepard .slashed his wife’s throat yesterday. He then out his own throat and sixui hied to death. His wife will probably live. Shepard appeared to be intoxicated or delirious. H" was formerly
Sheki*—Common to choice lambs. $3.00„i 4.50; export ewes and wethers. $3.151(3.50: toiuiuon tochoice sheep,$l.50(g3.0u. bucks, per head, $3.99(if|4.09. Market steady.
Clui'luuatl Grain ami Stock. WltKA'l—Dull; No. 2 reil, 72’.,i Corn—{Steady: No. 2 mixed, 29 ,i'. Oats Kirin; No 2 mixed, 22! 4 c Cattle—Strong at [email protected]. Hogs—Slow at [email protected]. SHKEI*—Strong at $2.00(^8.75; lambs strong at ♦.'.75(.i(4'lo
vf to Ink oo.
'lb • W. C. T U. ha!', invited Balliagti.u mil Maud Hix.ih to hold meetings in Willard Hail iluriug their contymphilotl visit to Chicugo A
l-'i.i-.'i'il to flic Wall.
Cllvkland, March 13. — Thu big wholesale boot and shoe house of Childs, Groff A Co. was forced to the wall late yesterday afternoon by the alleged embezzlement of a large sum of money by William H. Huntington, the junior uoinl.cr and financial man of th*.* firm.
Tole.l.. I.rail..
WHEAT—Lower: No. 2 cash, il ' 4 c. Corn -Dull; No. 3 mixed, 2s ,c. OATS—Quiet; No. 2 mixixl, :.‘o | 4 r.
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it ikirrmiTRM ——
HuIValo Live Stock. Cattle—Firm at $3.35<i(4.49. Hogs—-Steiuly at $.i tout 4.50 Sheep — Slow at $2>5<4g 75 steady at $3 40vl J 25.
Frankfort.
Robert Parmer, a Big Four brakemau, fell miller a train at loiesburg and had his
right foot taken off.
The Northern Indiana Teachers’ assoeia tion will begin its annual meeting at Mation on April 3, continuing three days. Sixty three persons have filed 'applications to he appointed mailcarriers, in anti | cipation of the free delivery system at Wa-
' bash.
Edward Skinner, while coon hunting j near Simmaii, Decatur county, was acci- | dentally shot by a companion and fatally
I injured.
i George K Jameson, street coiumissioner I of Logansport, is a cousin of Dr. Jamesim. j the South African explorer, now on trial
in Lomlon.
Wiiliuin ( oppock. ageil 15, an employe Dmc this mi nth. of the Union News company at the Indian j charge at present
It.-lief l or the Armenian*.
Rn.vr. ?.Iarch 13.—A well uttcndi'il inccting i ? the English and American colonies lit.ir was lield in the Sain Dante and a large sum was snbsi ribed to a fund F -. *. tl e relief of the Anneuiuiis.
I iii.il lleii<*utli ;iu AvulaiH'li**.
>Iknn\, March 13.—Two of the tmvc n i-Aing Y'i 'nna tourists who were climbing iu the Alps uugnided were found dead at th - foot of Martinswand on Hex monut'iIn beneath an avalanche.
« |» 141 I Ml14*" ^**1*IIIIII1H NOt liiK«*«l. Madison, Conn.. March 13.—Charges
of heresy hate Ixx'ii preferred ag:dust Rev. W. T. Brown, pastor of the First Congressional church of Madison, by Rev. S. L. Black of New London, and u hearing is to be held in Madison some
The causes of the arc vague. It is
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spoils depot, was run down by a train yes- ! stall'd that Rev. Mr. Brown has been erday and received injuries from which j preaching “up to date sermons' and his he died. H -wait the only support of his j idea* are not endorsed by some of Dm uother. : members of his congregation.