Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1883-10-25

MOODY and Sankey opened mission
in Cork, Ireland, on the 18th. A mob gath
cred outside the building and hooted per-
sons who entered. The mob was dispersed
| by the police.
A PASSENGER and freight train col
lided on the Rochester & Pittsburgh Road
near Scottsville. N. Y, on the 18th.
COLONEL SIDNEY D. MAXWELL was
reelected superintendent of the Cincinnati
Chamber of Commerce at its meeting ON
the 18th.
E. CoUsELBAUsL, a dry goods ped
near Albany, N. Y, on the afternoon of the
18th.
A PORTRAIT of Oliver Wendell Holmes
and bust of DR.. Bigelow were presented TO
the Harvard Medical School on the 18th.
A REMARKABLE bed of iron ore is re-
| ported found in the northern part of
Minnesota. 1t is asserted to be thetnost
valuable on the continent.
| WIN. S. GRAY, farmer residing near
Dover. N. J., attempted to murder his wife
on the 18th, and, failing, ratified her of for
$12. He is still at large.
! The Wall Street National Bank went
out OF existence on the 18th, and the Wall
Street Bank took its place in New York on
| the day following with capital of $500,O0O.
DIETRICH SUTHoFF, a German en-
! ployed at Havemeyer's Sugar Refinery at
| Williamsburgh, N. Y, was caught in the
machinery on the 18th and reduced to pulp.
| FIVE United States vessels under
command of Admiral Cooper, anchored off
| Newburgh, n. Y, on the 18th to participate
in the peace centenniel celebration which
occurred there on the 18th.
| The French-American Claims Com
mission met in Washington on the 18th, and
made an order requiring the submission of
| briefs on both sides in all cases undisposed
| of.
THE bodies of North Carolina Con-
federate soldiers, recently exhumed at
Arlington, Va, were on the 18th buried
with impressive ceremonies at Raleigh
An address was made at the cemetery by
! Governor Jarvis.
AT the meeting of the National AssO-
citation of Wholesale Druggists in New
York on the 18th, w. A. Gelatly, of New
York, was elected President; Arthur Peter,
of Louisville, Secretary; A. B. Nernoni, of
! Cincinnati, Treasurer; J. NJ. Strong, of
| Cleveland, Vice-President, and A. A. Mel
lier, of ST. Louis, Louis T. Taziu and J. w.
Rankin, of Atlanta, and E. Waldo Golfer, of
Cincinnati, a Board of Control.
THE sixteenth annual reunion of the
| Society of the Army of the Tennessee be-
gan in Cleveland, O., on the 18th, with
| large attendance.
SIX villages were recently destroyed
by an earthquake on the peninsula between
| Chesms, Asia Minor, opposite Chios, and
Vourla on the southern coast of the Gulf
of Smyrna. Upward of 1000 persons are
reported killed and 10000 rendered home
less.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch, of the
| 18th says the trial of sixty-three members
! of the Nihilist Red Cross Society has con-
cIuded. All were sentenced to be sent to
Siberia. The testimony of the informers
and others proved that the society had ram
! ifications in every part of the empire.
ALEXANDRA DUMAS, the celebrated
author, is reported seriously i'll in Paris.
! Count Won Moltl1e is also on the sick list.
TRICHNosIs is spreading N Saxony.
Twenty deaths had been reported up to the
18th.
A LOCOMOTIVE exploded near Oska-
loosa, To-, on the 18th, killing the engineer,
fatally injuring fireman and brakeman
and wrecking nineteen cars.
A DISPATCH from Rome says the Geo.
detic Conference has been invited to take
part in the discussion at Washington look
ing to the establishment of universal
meridian.