The Washington Bee Newspaper, July 14, 1894, Page 4

rome amma OR EMER TO REC NOY eam RRR os LEA RM NY eT spat te Senin D THIS WEEK'S NEWS <. omary of Current Events—The World's i. ogs for the Pest Six Days Gathered nd Condensed for Our Readers. General. ts in Michigan have nomi- | r. A. W. Nichols for Governor. re are prospects of an early set- it of the Mosquito reservation lties. »veror William has telegraphed to arl of Dunraven his regrets at ss of Valkyrie. | Anarchist plot has been discov- | n Rome against Carnot, Crispi, nder III. and others. y-five lives were lost, it is in consequence of a collision ships on the Black Sea. » rsons were killed and thir- sounded by the fall of a balcony ¢ Fourth in Hinton, W. Va. i‘ » men have been arrested in Lon- or displs a placard abusing yal family and defending Vail- ph Hubscher, of Chicago, has kept in prison at Santos, Brazil, than three months on suspicion irder. new Rus: secret shell, during iments, w: ulverized against a i Cammell’s Harveyized plate y degrees. Hampton De Fontaine was at- n his office on Fifth avenue, York, by a woman who wanted $100 from him. . James P. Kernochan surprised ‘ewport guests by introducing Boston acrobats and ¥ ated Alderney cow. in is little beside China or Rus- ut isn’t to be seared by either or She means carry out her pol- Corea in spite of them. Government of Salvador has ructions to Washington to se- e ‘best legal services to obtain rrender of Antonio Ezeta. s expected the new cruiser Min- lis at her speed trial next Satur- 23%, knots speed, mak- ld beater in her class. ‘1 McCaulay, agent for the ‘ompany, diec Managua, a has de- y honors. we von Kotze, Tin with writ- rs, has been offered author for $2,500. rust have ey three raderous bh ime of the -ctors of the Whiske ced the price of wh and directed President Greenhut y stamps for all spirits in bond. severest © iquake since 1880 kio and Yokohama has caused loss of life and proy Ton- las been v “d by a destructive British Governinent has address- ina and »an in the interests of . and w try to bring about a ly settlement of the Corea dis- for took annour erpowered ged rents in | by the any bai n brated the r of | lands and sued for Miss Evelyn s Hutchison, of New York, f Orendorf was lured into the of so . in Cincinnati ven struck or head with a t. He will « The murderers raye for him in the cellar. nnounced that New York’s for taxes aiust the Goulds on the ground that, ver resdlence had curities of the estate ip Jessmere. which has York m Tampie - Gregg. on the vo Iveston. They died of yi contracted at Vera Cruz. tk Mareundono, ef Newark, w tired of hearing Michael vast of the elegant christening cir which is expected this week, i him several times and then d his kni in the neck of Cer- | wife dert discovered in ation that. inmate I kway were rec |, While those ed “and that e sent to the rest- zallery son of Gen. Sir a divoree from a, Ww had forced her into an agree. | for mutual free love. 2 ( as u Were arrested | w York fer connection with the muggling consy ey. S&S ‘y determine vet at the ouching empleo the Gov- at. who will be ged and sated if any crime is proved. aS nominated John 2 at New York, H. Mc: for South- Sew York. x ker M al ew Jersey, William A. Beach In- i Revenue Collector for the Twen- ist New York District and E. J. ior Customs Collector at Niagara, ident Su Gui Another revolution is brewing in Nic aragua, New York celebrated the Glorious Fourth with unusual enthusiasm. Japan orders Corea to recognize her Government and show enterprise. Oadet W. 8S. Valentine was court- martialed at West Point for hazing. William Waldorf Astor has taken no step towards becoming a British sub- et. Independence Day was patriotically celebrated by Americans in foreign lands. It is expected that the tariff bill will be sent to a conference committee on Saturday. Dr. Cook’s pariy of Arctic explorers will sail Saturday on the Miranda from New York. B. J. Campbell. of New York, will ask Uncle Sam to collect $100,000 for him from Hayti. George R. Graham, of New York, founder of the once famous magazine of that name, is dying. ! Postmaster-General Bissell has been allowed $110,000 for additional postal facilities at New York. The report of the House Commerce Committee on the Nicaragua Canal bill has been made public. West Point Cadets Scales and Smith- ers fought eighteen rounds to a draw. Marquis of Queensberry rules. ©. P. Huntington is said to be lobby- ing openly in Washington to carry through the Santa Monica deal. Republican and Democratic members of the Sugar Trust Investigation Com- mittee are trying to agree on a report. The American schooner Henry L. Phillips has been seized at Halifax for alleged infraction of the treaty of isis. i A. J. Drexel. jr.’s, stable in adelphia was set on fire—for the md time—by incendiaries. Loss 9,000. ; Four New York policemen were uch battered about by men they attempting to arre: Officer els was stabbed twice. and others were knocked down. Fire under the seat of a Second ave- nue, New York, horse car threw the ngers into a panic. It is thought cigar stump dropped on the rear platform started the blaze. A watch and two boxes of fine cigars were found in the possession of Fran- cis H. Weeks at Sing Sing. and he lose the usual commutation of nce for good behavior. PENDERGAST GUILTY. | * So the Jury Finds and He Will Be Re- sentenced to Hang. 0, July 9.—The jury returned t finding the assassin Pender- ane and legally competent for s. He will be resentenced to uang ‘by Judge Payne. Reduced to Cannibalism. Port nd, Wash., July 9.—The stean Pp Queen, from Sitka. reports that Capt. Huntley, the third mate, and fifteen survivors of the whaling bark James Allen, wrecked in western had arrived at Sitka and taken ge for San Francisco. The sur- ‘S report that they endured great hardships, and were reduced to such tiens as to be compelled to eat the flesh of their dead companions. Four men were drown. : by a boat izing, and two died of starvation. New Yorker Arrested. Montreal, July 9. — Andrew W. Browne, son of a wealthy patent medi- cine miunnfacturer of New York, was arrested here at the instance of his wife, Maud Browne, on the charge of deserticn. Browne's father is a mem- ber of the firm of A. J. White & Co. According to statement of Mrs, Browne ; she was married to young Browne in New York in 18! Death of a Great Horse. Sacramento, July 9.—The great race { j horse Maxim, by Musket. considered j to be the best horse that New Zealand ever produced, died at Rancho del Paso. Maxim was brought to Califor- nia from New Zealand five or six years ago by John Ma y. J. B. Hag- gin afterwards paid $21,000 for him. Chnrehills Around the World. New York, July 9.—Lord Randolph Churchill and Lady Churchill arrived on the steamer Majestic of the White Star line. Lord Churchill said they were on a tour around the world, and expected to remain in New York a few days. Further than that he did not care to say anything. Jealousy and a Revolver. - Hoboken, July 9.—Thomas Me- Laren, a brakeman employed on the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, in a fit of jealousy, shot and mortally wounded Jennie Knettle, aged thirty years. McLaren had lived with the woman for several years. Cholera in St. Petersburg. London, July 9.—The announcement is officially made that the cholera has reappeared in St. Petersburg. . GENERAL MARKET REPORT. Latest Quotations From the Trade Centres. NEW YORK.—Markets have continued dail in spite of the general advance in stock. We quote: Grarxs—Wh No. 2red. 611ga at G2c: No 1. Northern, 7034c: rye, No. 2, 48¢ at 3 corn, No. 2.4314c at 44c: oats, No.2 white, 40c at 42c; ungraded mixed, 410 at42c; barley, No. 2, 65c at 66c. Hors—State; 1leat 18¢. | Leading Corrox—&c. Provisions—Lard, pure leaf. 8.15¢ a 8.200; Tallow. Si4c; Butter. State and Pennsylvania, dairy. 19c & 20c; creamery. 2ic: Cheese. full cream, }2}¢c: good to fair. le a 11%; skims, Tea Sac; Eggs fresh State. lic a 12c, west- ern lle a 11!¢c: Pork family, $14.75 a $15.00- dressed hogs, 6c a 714c; dressed beef, 6c aoc Har—Timothy 80c a 90c per 100 lbs. Feev—Bran, 78ca 80c: middlings, 80c 2 85¢ rye, 806 Live Stock—Steers common to extra. $4.408 $4.50; cows,and bulls, $2.50 a $3.75; calves $4.- 50 a $5.00: Dp. $3. $5.00; lambs, $5.25 $5.50; hogs, $5.50 a $5.75. Livr Povrrr—Fowls, 13c: chickens, 10 a 12c; spring chickens, 75c a $1.00 per pr; turkeys, 12¢ a 1$e; geese, 10c. Dresstp Pounrry — State, fresh fowls, 13c; ebickens, 11¢ a 13c per Ib; ducks, 12cal4c; tur- Keys, 12c a 140; geese, 10c a Llc. Woo1—Fine unwashed, 12c; medium coarse un- washed. lde a 15c: fine washed, 15c; medium. and coarse washed, i8c a 20c; choice fine scour #0, 940.8 S76, A CLERGYMAN’S DAUGHTER. Evades Her Parents, Goes to a Hotel and Takes Chioral. Canandaigua, N. Y., July 9.—A cham- bermaid at the Canandaigua Hotel found the dead body of Mary Daggett in a.room which she had engaged the night before. Miss Daggett was the youngest daughter of the Rev. Oliver Daggett. for many years pastor of the Congregational Church in this village. For some time past Miss Daggett had becn receiving treatment at the Clifton Springs Sanitarium for nervous affec- tions, and on Thursday evening she evaded her nurse and, taking the Le- high Valley train, went to Geneva. From thefe she went to Canandaigua. She then engaged a carriage to take her to the hotel, but on the way stop- ped at a drug store and procured two drachms of chloral on a prescription. She then went to the hotel, and to her room, it being the last time she was seen alive. ATE POISONOUS BERRIES. Two Children Die on a Train While Re- tnrning to Thier Home in Providence. Providence, July 9.—Two children, a boy and a girl, passengers on the 0 train from Summit.to Providence, died on the train of poisoning. They were the children of Richard March, a sil- versmith, living at No. 128 Jackson avenue, this city. Mr. Marsh, with his wife and children, left Providence on Tuesday to pass the Fourth at Sum- mit. he children, while waiting the arrival of the Providence train, wan- dered into the woods near the station and picked what they supposed were blackberries, but what it is believed were dogberries. MONROE MONUMENT: Brazil Will Do Honor to Our Coun- tryman. Rio Janeiro, July 9. — The torner- stone of the Monroe monument will be laid September 5. A bill has been pre- sented to Congress creating an inter- national debt of $15,000,000 to cover the treasury deficit. An increase of important duties is proposed to meet the new obligation. Brazilian insur- gents are invading Rio Grande Do Sul from all sides. Villians Near Poughkeepsie. - Poughkeepsie, N. Y., July 9. — Near Rhinebeck a tramp committed an as- sault on Mrs. Jacob Lang, while her husband was at work in the field. Mrs. Lang is in a delicate condition. <A short distance from the scene of this outrage another tramp attempted an assault on a young lady, but the at- tempt was not successful. The as- saulters created great excitement and officers are in pursuit. Eva Ray Gives Up. New York, July Eva L. Mann, who figured as the wife of Robert Ray Hamilton, has given a quit claim deed to Edmund L. Baylies and Gilbert M. Spier, representing the Hamilton es- tate, yielding all her rights to the es- tate for the sum of $10,000. The deed eontains a clause by which Eva L. Mann agrees not to prosecute any ap- peal or assert any claim as the widow of the late Robert R Hamilton. Cruiser Minneapolis's Kace Against Time. Philadelphia, July 9. — The cruiser Minneapolis will leave Cramps’ ship- rd to-d. for her official trip, a in Boston Bay Wednesday ay the cruiser will be given a preliminary run over the course be- tween Cape Ann and Cape Porpoi The great race against time is to ta place Saturday. The Cramps say the Minneapolis is nearer completion than any ship that has hitherto made a trial trip. The Proceedings Repoened, Trenton, N. J., July 9.—The proceed- ings agai tov. Rodman M. Pryce. of New Jersey, to. recover $17. 000 alleged to be due to Mrs. Anna M. Forest, of Charleston, Va., which were suddenly terminated recently by the ex-Governor’s death, have been revived against h tate. Cutlery Imports Falling Off. Sheffield, July 9.—The cutlery ex- ports to America for the last quarter only amount to $38,000, as compared with $140,000 for the same period last r. The decrease is due to an e ted reduction of the American tar- France Thanks Italy for Her Sympathy. Rone, July 9.—A message from M. Burdea President of the French Chamber of Deputies, was read in the n Senate and Chamber of Depu- thanking those bodies for their sions of condolence on the death dent Carnot. Abducted From a Convent. Hanover, N. H., July 9.—Mary Fay, twenty-three years old, a novice in St. Mary's Convent. was forcibly abducted by her brother, the Hon. Peter A. F: a well-known lawyer of Lowell, Ma The affair caused a great sensation. Murderer’s Suicide. St. Paul, July 9.—Ehle Allen, who a few weeks ago killed John H. Clapp in a row over a woman, and who was indicted for manslaughter in the firs: degree, committed suicide at Lake Minnetonka. _ Mgr. Satoni. Rome, July 9.—The Pope has inform- ed one of the principal members of the propaganda, Fide, that he will never tolerate any opposition to Mgr. Satoili, the papal ablegate in the United States. Bolivia’s Ex-President Assassinated. Buenos Ayres, July 9.—Advices from Bolivia report that ex-President Arce has been assassinated. His body was ‘horribly mutilated by his murderers. William to Visit Victoria. London, July 9. — The Emperor of Germany will be the guest of the Queen at Buckingham Palace for two days at the end of the present month, Lynched the Negro. Memphis, Tenn., July 9. — George Pond, a negro, charged with assault- ng a white woman, was hanged by a mob at Fulton, Miss, ener! Property left by Mule. Aimee, the French actress, who died in 1887, is in dispute in New Jersey, and is claimed by the State. Carmello Guarino killed himself ia the home of his sweetheart, Nellie Bacci, in New York, because he had recently lost a lawsuit. Inspectors Fairchild and Barrett have begun their official investigation into the tug J. D. Nicol disaster. No more bodies have been recovered. Judge Colt, of the United States Court at Boston, decides that Japan- ese, equally with the Chinese, are de- barred from naturalization by our statutes. Sheehan, an Irish sailor, is reported to have confessed before his death that he was the real author of the attempt to blow up the British Par- liament in 1885. Leander Richirdson, dramatic writ- r, Was acquitted in Special Sessions, in New York, of the charge of assault on John T. Sullivan, actor and the- atrical manager. State Senator Hinchliffe, of Paterson, N. stabbed Louis J. Jones, a con- ductor on the Susquehanna and West- ern road, who refused to honor an ex- pired legislative pass. Illinois Democrats indorsed the Na- tional Administration only so far as it has observed the Chicago platform, and nominated Franklin MacVeagh for United States Senator. Frederic R. Coudert discovered in the Elmira investigation that inmate witnesses against Brockway were marked “X” in his record, while those for him were marked “F,” and that the “X"” boys were sent to the rest- cure gallery. WORK SUSPENDED. The Difficulties Between Italians and French Leads toa Shut Down. Marseilles, June 29.—Owing to con- flicts between the workmen on the drainage system, a majority being for- eigners, the Prefecture has suspended all further work. Two thousand are idle. There is considerable excitement in factories where Italians are em- ployed, and the situation is critical. TO ROTATE SERGEANTS. The Police Board Will Make Changes Once a Month, Commissioner Walker says the Po- lice Board will rotate the sergeants at headquarters so that a change will take place on the first of every month, commencing on July 1. After July First Sergeant Keefe, who is now night sergeant at headquarters, will go back to outside duty. FRIGHTENED TO DEATH. Excitement and Fear Causes Heart Diseasa in a Boy. New York. June 29. — Freder FEmich, aged fifteen, who fled panie stricken from a storekeeper whose an- ger he and two other boys had pro- voked last evening, was found dead this morning in a neighboring cellar, where ‘he had hidden. Excitement and fright caused heart disease. Avenging a Tough. Newark, N. J., July 2.—Policeman Smith, who, it is alleged, fatally club- bed John Curley, the newsdealer of Adams street, who was found dead in a cell on Saturday morning, was at- tacked by gang of roughs. They might have killed the policeman but for the arrival of another policeman. Owner of Natural Bridge Shot. Charleston, W. Va., June 20.—T. A. Goodwin, a conductor on the Chesa- peake and Ohio Railroad, shot and killed T. M. Parsons, of Gladys Inn this morning. Parsons owned the Natural _ bridge, d had reporied Goodwin. Goodwin surrendéred. Episcopal Church Records Missing. New York, July 2.—The Rey. Thom- as R. Harris, D. D., Secretary of tha Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of New York, is searching for the missing records of many churches in this diocese which have become ex- tinct. Because He Smoked Cigarettes. Jersey City, June 30.—William G. Sweeney, principal of the High School, has been dismissed by the board be- cause he smoked cigarettes and drank beer. Mother of the Confederacy. Memphis, Tenn., June 29.—Mrs. Sal- lie Chapman Gordon Law, kn as “the mother of the Confederacy,” died here yesterday, aged eighty-nine. Dur- ing the war Mrs. Law organized the Southern Hospital Corps. Steamer Ashore. w York, June 29—A heavy fog this morning greatly interfered with shipping in the river and bay. The Old Dominion line steamer Guyan- dotte, with a full cargo of vegetables, went ashore in ‘the lower bay. GENERAL MARKET REPOR7. Latest Quotations Frem the Trade Centres. NEW YORK.—Markets have continued dull fn spite of the general advance in stock. We quote: Gratn—Wheat. No. 2red. 6116a at 62c: No Leading 1. Northern. 70}4c . 480 at S7c: corn. No. 2. 43440 at 4 No. 2 white, 40c at 42c; ungraded mixed, 41¢ at42c: barley, No. 2, 65c at 66c. Hors—State; lleat 18¢. Corrox—8c. Provisions—Lard, pure leaf. 8.15¢ a 8.200; Tallow. 534c; Butter. State and Pennsylvania, dairy. 1 20c; creamery. 2le: Cheese. full good to fair. lic a 11%4e; skims, Tea Qlec; Eggs fresh State, llc a 12c. west- ern lle a11}$gc; Pork family, $14.75 a$15.00- dressed hogs, 634c a 7}4c; dressed beef, 6c 9140, Hay—Timothy 80c a 90c per 100 lbs. Fexp—Bran, 78ca 80c: middlings, 80c a 85¢ rye, 80c. Live Stock—Steers common to extra, $4.403 $4.50; cows,and bull 2.50 a $3.75; calves $4.- 5 a $5.00; lambs, $5.25 a Live Pocitry—Fowls, 13c; chickens, 10 a12c: spring chickens, 75c a $1.00 per pr; turkeys, 12¢ a 13c; geese, 10c. DressEp Pouttry —State, fresh fowls, 13¢; chickens, 11c a 1c per lb; ducks, 12ca14e; tur: keys, a 140; geese, 10c @ lic. Woor—Fine unwashed, 12e; medium coarse un- washed. 14e a 15c: fine washed. 15c; medium and coarse washed, 18¢ a 2c: choice fine scour- ed, 34c a 370, CHEAP ~ AEE pa At the “BEE” Offiee, 1109 I Street, N. 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