Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-03-27
NEWS SUMMARY
HONE AND FOREIGN,

fl; railroad at Iona station, which resulted
in the instant death OF engi ,eer w. H
Mccall, aud fireman Dick Clark. The trar
was tn, through passenger from Ell Pa;o to
St Louis.
crease tn, pensions of wild ows ami dependent
relatives of deceased soldiers and sailors
A G-year old child of Joseph Taylor, in Clay
county, Tennessee, accidently killed her
father while handling pistol in his presence
The settlement of the Stu lebaker strike a
South Bend, Ind, is about completed and
work will be resumed on Monday lat salts
factory adjustment OF wages.
Both branches of the New York Leg sla-
ture have passed the billrequiring that street
railroad franchises in New York be sold to
tho highest bidder.
John Gillespie the negro who murdered
Mrs. Thomas Gray, near London, Tenn, was
hanged by mob of 200 men, near the SC ne
of the crime
The House Committee on Elections dis,
missed the petition asking that the members
of Congress from California be unseated or
toned and that the members did not reside
within their Congressional districts.
Mrs. Lippindarf jumped into the Ohis.
river from the Covington, KY, ferry boat
She hal her little child in her arms and it
was drowned; but the mother was rescued by
the captain of the boat.
At Atlanta, Ga, while Pat Hickey. mer-
chantj was examining an old pistol he snap
lel It at his friend, Will Pinion. The ball
went ahrough Pinion's heart, killing him in
stantly. Hickey fell across the dead body
and cried bitterly.
Morrow, O., was visited by a tornado Sat.
urday evening, ana several buildings were
damaged.
The Secretary of the Treasury has decide,
to call for $10U 0,000 per cent. bonds the
call to mature May l.
Minnesota knights If La or have pur.
CHASED 600 acres Of land and will establish
colony on the cooperative plan,
Two grown daughters of VIM McG fey
of Watertown, Conn, were killed ly light
ming striking their residence.
Ex- Senator Chaffee left will bequeathing
$4,000 to his daughter, Mrs, u S. Grant,
Jr., and about s3)J,0o0 to other relatives
The inquiry into the causes of the sinking
Of the Oregon has established that the lame
is with the company, Through the gross neg
ligeoce of the officers and crew.
Four notorious Mexican horse thieves,
with seven stolen horses in their possession,
were overtaken by the same number OF
americans near Lordsburg, N. NJ an | in
the fight which ensued three of the Mexicans
were killed. The other escaped. Six stolen
horses were recovered.
The cable from Europe announces the fact
that liberty or war will be the ultimatum OF
the leaders having IrelanG'i interests in hand.
The popular belief is defeat of pacific and
conciliatory measures would lead to revolt
and violence, So far as Mr.. Chamberlain is
concerned his supporters are divided as to his
probable C, u Sc, but whatever it may b, the
direct result will have little influence upon
the plans for the liberation of Erin. The
oil producers Of Russia are TO form an organs
'zation for protection and export, while grea.
trouble is anticipated among the coal miners
at Liege, i'll Belgium. The subj ,ct Of war
If retaliation by Franc, ag linst Germany is
again agitated and it is ,il that the latter
is waiting for France to strike the first blow.
{ The bo1y of Florence Rugar, the daughter
[ of State Senator Ruger, was found OH the
river at Chicago. The girl had been missing
since last O;toher AMI her mysterious and
sudden appearance causei great sensa-
tcu
large section of the Miss uri valley in
Dakata is flooded.
The Utah Gentiles express regret at tho
suspension of Governor Murray from office
at this particular juncture.
Three strangers robbed the house of
widow near Lexington, Miss, Sunday night
of large sum Of money, subj citing her to
al sorts of indignt,es, but they were pursued
and enc of them killed and another mortalv
wounded.
The Mormons look upon the re igna' ion of
Governor Murray as an intervention O: Prov
dence in their behalf. Geatiles do not h nix
Governor Murrays removal will eff c. the
ques ion of a constitu ional gosernnl Mt in
U .ah. Judge Ba kin SAYS their is no psr:ie-
ulsr reason for alarm. TIE total dsfrsn,
chisement of the Mormon Poo. lie. o. what
was far better, the es,abi shmeu of the Leg
s!ative Commission for the gre nmen. OF
the Territory, was tie on'y mctsu-e in he
Judges opinion, which would SUI c,ss ulIf
overthrow the ie-arcAy of Nor .ncnd III.
Two feet of snow fell o.. Sun i,y al over
The upper peninsula of Michig IN, III ok ,dng
Ill the railroad trains
bill appropriating 3),,o)a for an ex'en-
sion of the White H use has b en- fay)raSIy
repor ed to the Senate.
The citz,ns Of Montana are hav ng ii We.
brick fashioned i'll the shape o. a pap.r
weight for Senator Beck.
The Ne.e Jersey Senate has rasse over the
Governors veto the bill to prevent III, Balti.
more and OHIO Railroad from bridging the
Arthur Kill and thus securing an entrance
to New York harbor
The Emperor Of Japan has contributed 500
to the Grant monument fund, as token of
the high estimation in which he holds the
memory of the illustrious deceased.
The Iowa House passed a bill to abolish
Circuit Courts and to reorganizel judicia,
districts. II divide the State into ~ iudlcia
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