The Sentinel. [volume] (Trenton, N.J.) 1880-1882, 1882-06-03

~ASy HAo ois 0Oulu ana scott 0IDc
were burned, at Colborne, Ont. Los
SIC, 900. . .fEItl TT
Major Charles Burdette. the dwal
with Forepaugh's show, died Of col
gestion of the lungs, at Pontiac, Mich
aged thirty-rwo years. He was thirt,
two inches high.
The Weekly -Nesos office at Pol
Hope, Ont, and the adjoining bull.
Ing, occupied by W. G. Stephenson
merchant tailor, were Quilted by fir,
Loss. $4,000.
Robert Graham was shot and kille
lumber camp on Cedar Rive
Michigan, by John Anderson, in a
alteration regarding wages. Ande
son was arrested.
In unloading the fishing steame
Jemlma Boomer, at Portsmouth, F
l., rope became entangled and tn
tub fell, killing John Germain an
probably fatally injuring Frank Grir
nell.
A number Of Swedish carpenter
working on a coal shed at Chicago fe
from the scaffold to the ground, dii
lance OF twenty-five feet. T. Andel
son was killed outright, Fred. He'll
was internally and fatally injured
John Swerson received severe but nc
fatal injuries, and John Olsen wa
badly bruised.
Martin l.. Gravenger was probabl
fatally shot at Troy, n, Y, by Sam
lel Katz. The latter states that tn
:hooting was done in a joke, an
Gravenger does not deny this. TIL
ball entered Gravenger's abdomen
and he laid in a shed for fourier
hours without medical attendance
KATE was arrested, released and agail
A fully attended meeting of the cred
tors of the Providence Tool Compan,
vas held at Providence, R. l., whel
he creditors committee presented it
'eport, giving an inventory of tn
amounting to So, 1913, 622 1.
md showing an Indebtedness of 81,
IL, 943. 06. 1t recommended an exten
lion of three years, under a trustee
'hip.
WASHINGTON.
John w. Dorsey, indicted will
Brady and others for conspiracy il
he Star Route cases, renewed his bal
n the sum of $4,000.
The Senate in executive session COR
armed the nomination of Louis Du
Dont Syle, of Pennsylvania, to b
United States Consul at Funchal.
Interstate Commerce.
The House Committee on Commerc
defeated a motion to report the Rea
gan Interstate Commerce bill favor
sbly to the House by a vote of /
against 2. 1t is expected that the bll
providing for the appointment of al
Interstate Commerce Commission
will be taken up and acted upon favor
IDLY by the committee.
The Bank Charters Extension Bill.
Comptroller of the Currency Kno1
vas before the Senate Committee OF
Finance and gave his views upon tn
pending bill to extend the nationa
)ank charters. Mr.. Knox suggeste,
Iome amendments to the bill, which
we're discussed by the committee, an,
rave his views upon the effect of Ger
ain amendments which have beer
by Senator Beck and othe
of the committee. No actor
vas taken by the committee, but it i
understood that several amendment
viii be made before the bill is reportet
% the Senate.
House Proee edings.
In the House the Senate's reques
or the return of the 5 per cent lane
dill was granted. A rambling ant
unparliamentary discus
ion sprang up about alleged forget
documents in the Mackey. o. Come
contested election testimony. Man,
members were talking at once, and n,
attention was paid to the Speaker
,alls to order. A motion to take ~
he Mackey-Dibble contested election
,ase was met by dilatory motion, OF
which the vote stood: yeas, L; nays
I48-S less than quorum. No quo
.um having been obtained at IS o. cleck
Mr.. Calkins announced that he would
all up the contested election cas-
again and he advised the members +
BRING five days rations with them
Fhe House then adjourned.
g8 FOREIGN.
A dispatch to the London Time
rom Cairo, Egypt, states that tn
situation is hourly becoming worse.
Sir John Holker, who resigned tn
Lord Justiceship of the Hig b Court o