Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-07-03
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF


MS present illness. remains in critical con-
dition. His disorder is inflammation of tht
bowels
Governor Pattison received a petition from
some OF the relatives of the miners buried al
Nanticoke in which they ask that he use his
influence TO have them disinterred. Fol
seven weeks all efforts for the recovery OF
bodies have ceased completely, and they APP
peal to humane Governor to use his power
full influence in this matter,
The jury cases Of the Milwaukee Anarch-
lists, John Protznann and Herman L ,mpel,
brought in verlic5 of guilty as to the for
mer and not guilty as to the latter. 1t was
shown that Protznann took leading part
IN the riots at the Brand Stove-W Works and
the Bay View Rolli g-Mils. The jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty.
New York prod uce brokers declare the
bucket shops must be driven out of the bust,
ness.
The Mans Knights of Labor are making
all candida es for State flee declare them>
selves On the labor question.
OF the four millions of three per cent bonds
included in The one hundred and thirty-eighth
bond call, So $4,000 is held by the treasury
to secure national bank circulation and pub
lie moneys.
The Spanish Congress- by a majority Of
200 votes, has declared thlt no Government
of Spain will ever give autonomy TO Cuba.
Twenty four men were killed and sixteen
entoom ed alive by an explosion in the col :.
liery at Rochamp. IN the department of the
Saore, France.
1t is announced that Miss Cleveland is to
make Chicago her permanent home, aud will
soon take charge of The editorial department
of Literary Life.
Advices from B'ltimore indicate that the
decree of the Catholic cou neil forbldd1ng the
sale of liquor on Sunday by saloon keepers
who are members of that church. will soon
be promulgated from every Catholic pulpit
n the country.
The platform Of the Illinois Prohibitionists
demands the absolate prohibition Of the sale
and manufacture of liquor, that the right of
suffrage be granted to women, and that the
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prohibitory law.
Mrs. Sarah Tyrrell. living near Lancaster,
Wis, struck her husband on the hea with
scantling, killing him. He had attacked her
with chair, and the deed was in self de-
Tense.
Canada says she has not and will not let
up on the enforcement of her fishery laws
against vessels from America.
g. H. Knapp, justice Of the peace, at Of
rawa, o., has absconded with 81. 900 belong
ing to other People.
Representative Bayne says the House will
certainly endeavor to have the pension bills
which have been returned unapproved passed
over this Presidents veto.
The great nail mill strike at B.lleville, ILL.,,
has finally come to an end, the settlement at
Pittsburgh of the wages question proving sat~
isfactory to both the nailers and operators.
Under the new agreement the men will not
receive less than II cents per key, no matter
what the price of nails will be. The mills
employ about $50 men and will start up again
in few days.
James G.. B aine and family left Augusta
for Bar Harbor. Mr. Blaine will there be-
gin the preparation of an important speech
which he will deliver at the opening of the
State campaign during the first week of
August.
Joseph Villio, aged IS years, a native of
Austria, during a fit of insanity cut his
wife's throat, in New Orleans, with a razor.
He then cut his own throat and slashed his
left arm with the razor. He was removed
to the hospital, but it is believed he will rev
cover.
A statement of the effect of The Randall
bill upon the revenue has been prepared,
which shows the reduction resulting from
internal revenue provisions to be about 26,~
100000 dollars; from additions to the free
list about 100000 dollars, and from re-
auctions of rates 7.0OO,OOU dollars. Total
about $4,000 dollars.
At Mount Vernon, KY, on Friday night,
June II, party Ct masked men took farm
er named Joe Ramsey and his wife from
their bed and blutally fl legged them, giving
notice to leave within ten days. Ramsey
eA'Ou w OCH eno pioP no heau ouu Couiu
not. He disappeared soon after, and his de,
cayed body was found hanging to tree in
the woods. 1t is supposed that lie suicided
on account of threats of the midnight mob.
The whipping Of Rus y and his wife is
only one Of the many nj mig hit eutrages that
have recently been committed in that county
and as the excitemert runs high the feeling
of indignation grows stronger against the
perpetrators. Thomas Hays has been arrest
ed, charged with being one Of the mob.
Prince Luitptld was formally made Regen
of Bavaria, to administer the eff hrs of the
KINGDOM during the occupation of the throne
by King Otto, the insane successor of Lud-
wig.
John A. Brown, a moonshiner resisted
revenue officers nine miles from Atlanta, Ga.
He threw stones at Deputy Marshal Mcs
Donald, striking him several times Nc.
Donald shot and killed Brown and wounded
Joe Overton, another moonshiner.
While Gro sing Calaboga Sound, near
Beauf TT, s. c. Griffith Denagul shot and
killed Bob Watts. A question of jurisdnc.
ton is likely to arise, as it is not settled
whether the steamer was in Georgia or South
Carolina waters at the time of the mIrier.
Inc Law ana order League, of Sedaiia
Mo-, at a meeting yesterday, decided to op.
pose all candidates endorsed by the K. of L.