Evening journal., 1888-07-27

one OF Boston's most successful under
writers, died yesterday, aged 6s.
Professor Fullerton, OF the University of
Pennsylvania, is attending the summer
School of Christian Philosophy In session at
Round Lake, N. Y.
District-Attorney Fellows. in his letter
to GoyernoK Hlll, recommends that the SEN
tsnce OF Mrs. Cignarale be changed TO
imprisonment for life.
Cable communication WAS opened yea
tsrday between New York and Hayti and
San Domingo. West Indies, via Santiago
de Cuba. The rate per word TO Molo IS.
Nicholas, HaytI, Is SO cents, and to San
Domingo City, $l.e6.
A package OF $40, 900 was stolen on Tues
day night from steamer en- route from
Portland, Oregon, TO Astoria. The Pacific
Express Company made the loss good, and
say they win spend an equal amountto fnd
the thief.
Funeral services for the late Courtland
Palmer were held at his former home in
New York yesterday. Colonel Robert G.
Ingersoll delivered an oration, and religious
services were read by Mrs. Palmer's pastor.
Rev DR.. r. Hebsr Newton. The body is
to be cremated.
An accident occurred to an east-bound
Union Pacific freight train near vell-Y.
Nebraska. Wednesday night. by which a
box.car loaded with shelled corn was
thrown down an embankment and stood on
one end. Six tramps were in the car and
were smothered TO death. No one else was
injured.
The President and party arrived In Nav
York yesterday evening and proceeded Inn
msdiateiy to board Joseph Bticknsy'n
yacht, Susqushanna. Mrs. Cleveland will
60 to Marion. Mass to stay during her
husbands absence on the fishing trip. The
yacht proceeded down the bay TO Sandy
Hook and remained there till this morn
lag.
A mass meeting, under the auspices Of
several trades unions. was held 10 San
Francisco on Wednesday night to protest
against the illegal landing OF Chinese. A
resolution was adopted demanding the I'm
peschment and removal Of Judges Lorenzo
Sawyer and George NJ. sabin, who. It was
charged, resorted to every possible legal
device to evade the Restriction Law.
The Chicago dynsmiters, ChlebuD.
HroneE, Chapek and Sevic, who were In
dicted by the grand jury on Wednesday,
sre becoming more involved oil this tims.
By working on the fsars of Hronek's wife.
Inspector Bonfisld has found large guam
tity OF dynamite. It is said that the tssti-
mony before the grand jury shows that
Sevic as well as Hronek knew where the
| dynamite was concealed.
A band OF "White Capsn at New Albany,
Ind, yesterday, tied a woman and girl to
were cut to pieces and they fell faintinE on
the ropes with which they were bound
Then according to their custom, the "Whits
Caps" proceeded to the house Of one More
land, reputable farmer, to compel him tc
spread the news. Moreland was forewHrned
however, and they were welcomed with &
load OF buckshot Two were shot fatally
And another wounded.
The upper ten Of Cleveland. Ohio. society
are discussing an interesting romance jus
now. They are telling how q bsautifu
/ lady Of Chatham, OAtario, who has beei
visiting st Cleveland for soms time, refusel
TO marry a Russian nohleman. The coupl
met ia Germany two years ago on rail
way train which had been stalled ia
snow storm. He was Colonel Count Hot
fenburg. An aojutant on the star of th
Gear, and a member OF a noble family
\ A correspondence ensued, and three week
ago the Count came to Cleveland to NEE
the young lady by appointment; but all bi
professions Of love were In vain, and fsv
days siuce the young lady left for CanadS
and the Count departed sorrowfully 10
Russia.
The latest advices from J0hnstown, Neb
are 70 the effect that John Anderson is stil
imprisoned 10 the well. The rescuina part
we're confident OF getting him out Tuesda.
night, but Just as they reached the poin
where Andersons rescue seemed certain
they we're compelled Co cease, to save them
selves. They were so near Anderson tha
he could see their light He asked them nc
co extiu1nish 1t but leave It 80 he could loo
at It. An experienced well-digger is no'
on che ground He went down into the re
Gently dug we'll aud conversed with Ii
prisoner. He says be Is all right, end thini
he can stand il twenty-four hours longe
He had good supply OF tobacco when ei
tombsd, and to satisfy bis thirst sucks Il
moisture from the boards around him
third well has been started, and the expe
fenced well-digger Archer is confident Al
derson will be rescued alive. The third we
is now down forty feet. Men o.
down in the second well all the time to el
courage Anderson. He has been in the we
six DAYS