The examiner., 1885-06-13
HARTFORD CONN.,, SATURDAY., JUNE, lsSb.
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can be done until the American congress meets.
 The Knickerbocker ransh, near San An relo, Tex, owned by Greenall, Tweedy G Reynolds, was levied upon on Saturday by K. A. Morgan, of New York, to satisfy claim of $65, 600. The mortgage under which possession was taken embraced 22, 900 acres of land and 2S, ,Od9 Sheep.
 Secretary Sanborn, of the Missouri. state board of agriculture.s estimates the yield of winter wheat in that state at g, ,0OO, 900 bush els, the condition being 50 per cent spring wheat acreage, and condition is placed at 91 per cent. The harvest, according to this estimate, will not be sufficient for home aeeds. r
 Tuesday, June 9.
 Archbishop Bourget, of Montreal is dying.
 The Emperor William will go to Ems on Sunday. H r.....r. H-ss
 NJ. de Lesseps has been appointed presi- dent of the exhibition of 1889.
 Chicago factories employ 6, 900 children under 15 from ten to fourteen hours day.
 Public meetings of the Shakers at Mount Lebanon, Columbia county, New York, are to lm opened on Sunday.
 The French man-of-war Renard, with e crew of ninety two souls, is believed to have foundered in the Red Sea. .s. It IS repOTtoO luaL tue TcD0IS LII Cue Nlclu- ity of Kassala and Berber are retiring, ow- ing to famine and smallpox. ..-.-- -
 The peasants of the Russian Baltic prov inces are committing similar agrarian out rages to the Irish peasantry, claiming analo- gous wrongs from their landlords.
 Three hundred houses, fifty shops and three mosques in the Stamboul quarter of ConstantiLople were destroyed by fire. One person was killed and many were injured. The Gaulois says that Russia declines all offers of Americans and Iishmen sent through the Russian minister at Washing son to equip a privateer feet against Eng land. ........ ..a T,-....-- ss: :-.--.. .r,. s.-.
 The Washington monument at Washing ton was struck by lightning during the thunderstorm Saturday and the aluminium tip was seriously damaged,
 The secretary of the treasury has been in- formed that Anfdemorte, the defaulting officer at the sub treasury at New Orleans, has fled to Mexico, where he is interested in some mines. ,..s.. ;. .-. -.--
 Mrs. Mary Ann Simmons, of London, Ont, refused to give her husband money to buy whisky, and he drew knife and stab bed her in the breast killing her instantly. Simmons has been arrested.
 Commissioner Black proposing to e. organize the pension bureau, Pennsylvania Democratic congressman urge him to begin by increasing the party representation in the county boards of examining surgeons.
 The M. E. T. Allison Methodist college at Sackville, N. B. has conferred the degree of M. A. on Miss Hattie Stewart. This is the first time an educational institution in Can- ada has conferred such an honor upon woman. ..l. ..s.-...
 4 fire in Suffolk, Va, destroyed all the principal business houses of the place, in- .1,, %1,-S R~1lx %o1 %a1n graph office and the Commercial bank. The loss is $500, 900. The fire started on the south aide of Washington square, and spreading fapiply east, west and north, swept both sides of the square, the main business street of the town, leaving only three houses stand ing. It also extended for some distance on both sides of Kirby street and down the west side of Main street.
 Wednesday, June 10.
 Colorado Indians have gone on the war path.
 Friends of Mrs. Parnen have paid ths judgments on her property.
 Chicago is greatly interested over the coming Sulliv an- Burke fight.
 Mrs. Hanna, of Mattoon, H., was badly burned by gasoline exploding.
 Two people were poisoned at Charleston, s. C., by drinking water from a foul cistern.
 John Stetson, the welI-known theatrical manager, was fined $5 for profanity on the streets of Boston. L :: ! Walter c. Whipple, son of Gen. Whipple, of Gen. Hancock's staff, committed suicide in New York -.-
 The next national conference of charities and corrections will be held at St Paul, Minn., in June, 1886.
 A mill at Pittsburg and one at Cleveland have signed the Amalgamated association scale, while two Pittsburg mills ar4 resum m- ing with non-union hands.
 At Berea, Ky, a quarrel arose between four men, owing to a prosecution for whisky selling under the local option law. Two of the men were instantly killeI.
 A meeting of the board of tra Ie, corn ex- change and shipping interests of Montreal resolved to petition the government for abolition of tolls on the Canadian canals.
 Ex-Governor Hale, of New Hampshire, announces his desire to settle his obligations, and it is proposed to assign the asse6s to trustee and give him time to dispose of them.
 Secretary Bayard has receivad dispatch from the consul general at London saying there is no foundation for the rumor of an outbreak of cholera in England.
 Gen. Jackson, the new United States min ister to Mexico, was received in the city of Mexico, and in reply to addresses of well come said that he would earnestly strive to incre cease the good will existing between two countries which God had joined together.