The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1883-04-19
SUNDAY TELEGRAMs

CONDENSED SUNDAY TELEGRAMS
The steamer Troubadour put into
Falmouth short of coal.
Rear-Admiral Nicholson and wife
have arrived at New York from Liv-
erpool.
An account reaches New York of
| the capture of Miraqoane by the in
Surgents.
Late advices from New York state
that Bradstreet's business will not he
interrupted.
n fire at Plymouth, Indiana, on
Sunday morning cremated Il valuable
block of buildings.
SiXty-nine evicted farmers arrived
in Philadelphia on SUNDAY on the
steamship Indiana.
DIR. E. w. Crum was shot and killed
at Crystal Springs, Mississippi, Satur-
day, by Jacob Rumph.
The ship Oracle, from San Francis
co TO Liverpool, was wrecked OIL Cape
Horn and part of the crew drowned.
Francis S. Street, one of the pro-
prletors of the New York Weekly, is
dead. His estate is worth half Il mil
lion.
Rev. DR.. Chas. b. Boynton, once
chaplain of congress, is lying at the
point of death at Mount Auburn,
Ohio.
A London cablegram says the Mar
quis of Lorne will probably succeed
the Marquis of Ripon as viceroy of
| India.
The mother of Peter lyman, "Num-
Der One," says she believes her son
was the superior officer of the ''Invin-
cibles."
A large furniture factory was burn
ed IN st: Louis at a late hour Satur-
day night. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$1,000.
The Courtright mines at Plains
vile, Pennsylvania, caved in Sunday,
The surface around the mine settled
! five feet.
The steamer Glencross put into Ply
mouth, England, short of coal. She
experienced rough weather and loSt1
100 head of cattle.
B. +. Murphy, the wealthy packer
who died in Chicago Saturday, was
at one time associated with b. +.
Allen, the banker.
An English vessel with large
cargo of dynamite has sailed from
Antwerp for England. The police
are awaiting her arrival.
The Mormon conference at Kirt-
land, Ohio, was brought to close on
Saturday. Joe Smith and other sin
ners made lengthy addresses.
The best portion of the business
quarter of Plymouth, Indiana, was
destroyed by fire Sunday morning.
Loss $27, 600; insurance $4,000.
1t is thought in Dublin that only
seven Phoenix Park prisoners will be |
tried ON capital charge. Delaney
and McCaffrey will plead guilty.
Rev. DR.. Henry Banister, professor
OF exegetical theology in the North |
western university at Evanston, ILL |
nois, died yesterday of lung and heart |
troubles.
On Saturday night a destructive
storm at Adair, Iowa, unroofed |
houses, blew down barns and laid |
waste to the country surrounding |
generally.
John O'Neil, confined in the Mil |
waukee jail for highway robbery, cut |
through the roof, and with the aid of |
rope made of his bed clothes made |
his escape.
Bernard Gallagher, arrested at
Glasgow on a charge of being con-
nected with the dynamite plot, has
been brought to London. He denies
he turned approver.
Rev. John Trigg, bishop of the
fob Il 0f An
Catholic church, was stricken with
conscious condition.
Andrew Lovelock and Edward
Sheridan quarreled while drunk in
Troy, New York, Sunday evening,
when Sheridan struck Lovelock with |
his fist, breaking his neck.
The bodies of Mrs. H. Ziepfricht,
wife of druggist of Dubuque, Iowa,
and her three-year-old boy were found
in the bottom of well. 1t is sup
posed she threw the child in and then
jumped in herself. i
The Tenedos experienced such tenn
pestuous weather on her way from
the BermudaS that on her arrival at
Boston Princess Louise was compell-
Led to seek repose so that she would
be able to continue her journey.
The queens physicians dressed her
injured knee Saturday. Her condi-
ton is much improved and she will
regain full power of the limb. Some
time will elapse before she can walk
or stand for any length of time.
The foreman of the jury which con-
victed Brady at Dublin, Friday, after
fnrrn6 latter. OF hAr oIri
frenZied appeal for return of YER
that otherwise he would surely be
killed.
Reports reach Chicago that in many
portions of the northwest heavy wind
storms were experienced on Saturday.
Considerable damage was done to
property but no loss of life is reported.
The wires at some points were Slight
ly INSTRUCTED.
Patrick Egan and John Dewey, edi-
tors of the Irish Nation, and Jos.
Mooney, president of the land league
of America, addressed a large meet
ing of Irishmen at Rochester Sunday.
They denied that the league advo-
Gated assassination.
A five-story building on Broadwa
New York, occupied by Bradstreet's
commercial agency, Remington &
Sons rifle mandatory and the Hall
safe and lock company was destroyed
by fire Sunday. Loss $4,000; par
TALLY insured.
j. NJ. Robinson, deputy United
States marshal, has been found guilty
in the United States circuit cour5 at
Atlanta on an Indictment for presen-
tation of false accounts. The trial
excited great interest and the convic-
ton created sensation.
AT Syracuse, New York, Capt. Hall,
a female and two male recruits were
arrested for obstructing the streets
and breech of the peace, in holding an
outdoor meeting after being warned
to desist. Thousands of police fol-
lowed them to the station house.
Michael McAndrews, who was shot
Friday night in his own saloon in
Philadelphia by Policeman Botoroff,
died Sunday. John Scott ON Saturday
night assaulted Policeman Barger