The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1886-12-01
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.

John a. Greene has been elected president
of the New York Press Club.
William Laimbeer, formerly prominent Re
publican politician of New York, is dead.
The LOomis Buggy and Cutter Body works
at Laporte, Ind were burned. Loss, $4,000.
Lieutenant Hem promises to bring over the
Galatea next year and enter her in all the
races.
In the Spanish Chamber of Deputies the
Government presented a bill providing for
trial 10y jury
strong shock of earthquake visited Tash-
kend and caused considerable damage in the
Russian quarter.
a Law and Order league has been formed in
Newark, y, j., its principal object being to en-
force the Sunday law.
The Boston postoflice was transferred to
General Corse, the new postmaster, after the
close of business yesterday.
A thief in New York snatched a tray Of dia-
mOnds and fed. Some one should have pur-
sued him with the four-spot.
Sam Jones has closed a three weeks cam
paign in Omaha, Neb. At his last meeting he
raised $500 for the Y. NJ. c. y.
The Austrian delegation at Pesth has voted
the extra military estimates and the extension
OF the credits granted for 1888.
Cornelius Mccarthy shot Pat Sullivan in New
York Monday night. Both were professional
thieves and Sixth Ward toughs
The Retail Merchants Association Of New
ia UiX a
and prizes prohibited by legislation.
Treasurer Reeds defalcation grows larger
the deeper it is probed. 1t is now learned that
he issued twice the over-issue of stock
The Pittsburg Knights of Labor are making
increased efforts to gradually include all trades
unions in their order as separate dlstrlcls'
His Eminence Cardinal Manning lately or
dained as a priest Lord Charles Wynne' aged
70. formerly canon in the Protestant Church
The Superior Of the Oblate Fathers, Of Mon
treal. has announced that no Knight OF LABOR
shall be allowed 10 partake OF the sacrament.
The trial of Burke and Kennedy, for the
murder of Baltimore and Ohio Inspector Johh
l. Curran. is still proceeding at Westminster
Md
The Pittsburg Knights Of Labor are making
great efforts TO include all trades unions in
their order Their latest scheme is TO have the
iron-moulders come in.
Tho Philadelphia Trade and Labor organiza-
tions have perfected an independent poii'icai
organization to take an active part III the hiu-
nicipal election next February.
r...,.,,,, tho ttridpNy of General
Jerome the dashing Confederate officer dled
THANKSGIVING eve in New York, aud her Dody
hos been hurled in the POtter's field
The Salem (Niass) tanners are hiring com
naratiyely few strikers and it is SAID that III no
oose will q man known TO have taken part Ill
,.o,.o,t riotous demonstration be reinstated'
T., pbiladelphia the lawyers representing the
..aai,,,,s interests i'm the litigation concerning
tho receivership Of the Bankers and Merchants
telegraph Company argued a number Oh mo
tiOns in the cause
IN New York sherif's jury gave verdict
o,,,i,st Henry Thesis, the son of George lheiss'
30 tho Alhambra in Fourteenth street. ol So'VVo
as damages for an outrageous assault uPo"
Margaret Esser on June 9th.
: Wilkowsld, prominent Loulsianiah' was
,,o,,laid in Carroll Parish by gang Oh OUT
Io,gs and narrowly escaped assassination. hls
booxkeeper and cook were shot ana Killed. anu
t,oir bodies burned in the dwelling.
rsooc Hail. of Philadelphia, who pieaded
o,,ilt, 70 manslaughter in causing the death oi
1vuIian e. Johnson, Il colored boy by hittihs
hin, an the head with baseball Oat' mas oocn
sentenced to three years imprisonment
4 committee Of citizens held meeting ~ :.
pbiladelphia. Monday, TO begin arrangements
e.. the national celebration of the centehhlal
anniversary Of the PRONUNCIATION OF the Oon-
~.,.,,,ion of the United States, on September