Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1886-03-06
NEWsY NOTES.
Short and Comprehensive Com
pjIation of Things Trans
piring in the World
About Us.
Domestic:

Ex-senator J. NJ, Felson or Nebraska is
desd. ,-
Nr. wattcrsOn Continues 10 improve grsdu-
sly. ,,,.,,,,
co,be, Mo.
r,reo eof the men wh0 broke jail az Carthage.
vo have been caught.
nc BARTON. while hunting, was drowned in
,hs Missouri river. near Rochesterport, Mo.
Iobu Doyle put too muca opium In his whis'
nv al Holland, Mich, and died from the enects.
Rates for mining coal at Richmond and
Camden Mo-. are TO De reduced on the ISL
proI. ...
A ,,,rulsr legal contest took place a. Pitts
,r,s pa over baby, two mothers Claiming
It.
The young lady who hiss csptiyated Senat or
,ones n Fiorid 10 Miss Palm, aud 10 an heir-
- 10 g. 10000
N,re buildings were burned at st. Peters
hnrg Pa. A skating rink msnager named
Groves burned 10 destn.
Thalste Gov Seymour died poor man. He
made considerable income, but disposed OF
the ruos, o. IL 10 charity.
Iohn Mann, a farmer Of Hamilton county,
nj Was shot from ambush by unknown per
sons and killed.
RE. Lucas. an insurance sgent OF Cleve-
Land q was arrested at Pittsburg charged
Vlth embezzling $1,000.
p,shop spaulding of Peoria is to be the rec
sor OF the Catholic National university TO be
establ shed at Washington.
loe Burns, who assaulted Miss Felters CT
Nsrtinsburg, W. Va. three weeks ago, was
taken from Jail and lynched.
The remains of David Shortly, the Blooming
tor maniac who shot two persons and fired
barn. were found in the ruins or the burned
bui ding. s''-
Aband Of CnlrIcahua Indians called on the
territorial officials OF New Mexico and ex-
nressed desire TO abandon reservation life
and own their lands in seyeralty for farming
purposes.
Thelsrge wholesale liqucr store OF Thomss
Pollard on Liberty street near Tenth street,
pttsburg, caught fire from natural gas stove
and was totally destroyed. The less is esti-
mated at s25O,oJ0: insurance not known.
A st. Petersburg, Pa. special says: Fire
broke out in the central portion Of Edinburg,
and consum I'd block of nine buildings. Mr..
Groves, Young man who was manager of
skating rink, was burned to death. The cause
Of the FIRE Is attributed to an explosion of
natural gas. Loss $4,000 to $4,000; insurance
$500.
The striking lace makers ut Williamsburg,
j., met and resolved to prevent the intro
ducton Of other hands. The lace works we're
established 10 compete with the Nottingham
works and undersel by avoiding the duty.
kffttnmcn were OTOuknI over, GIu, hltST h
year and haifs experience, they struck for
higher wages, and, not receiving all advance
vent back home Fr, ncbmen were then
brought over, and they have struck against a
reduction OF 80 per cent. in their wages and
the factory is clos, d.
The officers Of the Susquehana Coal company
are very much afraid tnat the mon constitut-
ing the rescuiDg party nc slope No. l will with
In the next twenty-four hours quit work a.
they have reached very close Il the point
Of the caye-n where there IL great danger
ahead. They have no means of escape should
another rush of saud AMI rock come. Should
they refuse to work il Is probable that no other
men can be found to take their place, there
fore the twenty-s six bodies or the m mners who
were entombed on December u will fore yer
remain 10 toep pit.
The celebration OF German day at the New
y leans exposition was COmDlete success.
The ceremonies at Music hal were plrticipa-
tei 10 by thousands OF peaceanlc, thrifty,
Germaa-A An erican cit zens. Mr.. John krutt-
senmitt. German consul. presided, assisted by
Jaoo b Hsssiny. v.ce-president. An address in
German was &c iversd d by Hon. C F. Buck. A
pot TN was read by So Marx, the festival secre-
ury Tue ceremonies we're enlivened by
suitable mus caDd songs. There were present
on the plaIorA foreign coasuis, government.
taie aud city Cfiicias. cumm ssiOners of
uales and territories ard representatives. of
various commercial organ zitions.