Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-06-22
IfSCELLANE OUS.

Buffalo will be fifty years old on the 4th Of
July. Elaborate preparations are being made
to celebrate the event.
Thieves broke into the safe Of Henry Smith
and stole $4,000 in cash, notes, &c; then steal
ing horse and buggy, they were traced to La-
fayette, Ind.
w. A. BEL, for 20 years merchant in padu-
cab, KY, has failed.
White, COrbin d Co.'s envelope works It
Rockville, CT, suffered by Gre at an estimated
damage OF 100000.
The resumption of work at rolling mills In
other cities does not bulge the Pittsburg strik
ers. The Amalgamated AssOcia ion are getting
ready for q labor demonstration on the 18th
ms. Delegations from Ohio, New York, Weet
Virginia and Kentucky will participate and ii
is expected that from 10000 TO 25,000 men viii
be In line.
ANTS Seybsdt Of Chicago poisoned her four
children and then took strychnjne herself, AID
all are dead The tragedy was carefully
planned and talked over with tho oldest Child
a girl OF IL. In letters to her schoolmates she
stated that her mother was always sick-if she
should die how badly they wsud be treated,
and 20 she had concluded that IL was the quick.
est way out OF trouble. The father, baker,
did not make the home happy.
Messrs. Phelps aud tx -viee-President Wheeler
resign thir places on he tariff commission.
Senator Conger is urging the President In nom
mate j. j. Woodman of Michigan to fill the
vacancy occasioued by the resignation Of Phelps
The argument is that Weodman would be a
representative Of the national oranges.
The Cummings block on Waltbam street
Boston, burned consuming the Announcements
Of Battery Ain the ar,nory. Loss $4,000.
Water spouts in Denver and vicinity have
destroyed several houses and much property.
Five persons were drowned.
Ex.Gov. Denison of Ohio is not expected 10
live from hour TO bour.
The Cleveland Rolling mills think they can
secure help sufficient 20 run their works If
respective Of strikers.
Chas. X. Mowry Of Providence, r. l., in ii
deposition states that he was witness Of the
scandalous intimacy between Mrs. Christisncy
and Geo. K. Haight on the steamer Colon,
from New York TO Aspinwall, In the summer
| Of 1879.
Washington's water supply needs improve
ment and increase, and the House has voted to
that end, the government to pay one-balf the
cost.
A loss Of several hundred thousand dollars
was caused by the burning of business places
/ 10 Victoria square, Montreal. Railroad property
nearPhiladelphia, valued at 100000, was ruin
cd by fire.
President Haight Of the University Vincen
mes, Ind. has been invited to resign, owing TO
improper relations between himself and Miss
Adams, another teacher.
Washington will invite the Army of the Pc.
tomac TO hold their next reunion In that city.
Representatives OF knit goods in Washing
ton are lobbying with zeal to secure IL posi-
BILE the refunding Of duties paid before the re.
emit decision OF the Supreme Court.
One hundred more men have gone to work
in the Cleveland Rolling Mills. Bohemians
who were stoned last night returned this
morning. President Chisholm says he has
letters every day from old employees not iu the
union who wish to come back but are afraid
He says he can get plenty of skilled hands from
elsewhere, but prefers 10 let former employees
take the places II they will renounce the
union. Major Herrick has conferred with the
commandment Of the infantry and artillery