, 1888-11-20

Three young men were drowned Sun
day by the upsettlng of a boat in Jamaica
bay. "
James NJ. D~ougherty, the ardent ad-
mIrer OF Mary Anderson, has been pro-
nounced insane.
The German government has sent a
torpedo boat and a despatch boat to assist
In the blockade of East African ports.
The body of Henry J, King, Jr., killed
at Omaha Saturday by Mrs. Beechler,
arrived at Chicago yesterday morning.
The Beaver Falls rolling mills at Beav-
er Falls, Pa, burned last night. Six
men were seriously burned. Two will die.
The Italian flag has again been hoisted
on the Italian consulate's office at Zanzi-
bar, and is TO be saluted by order of the
car.
Mississippi's official vote gives Cleve-
land S5,476, Harrison o ,O96, and Fisk
2lS. Seven Democratic congressman are
elected.
John Bright had a restless night Sun
day, and yesterday morning was very
much exhausted. His bronchitis has
increased.
A freight train on the American rail-
road was thrown from the track at Sole
dad Sunday. The engineer, fireman and
brakeman were killed.
Mrs. Jay Gould was so much improved
Yesterday morning that she was able to
converse. Her physician says, however,
that she will not be able to survive more
than two weeks.
At Freeport, MINI, John Phom shot
and killed Kate Molesch. a widow with
whom he had been keeping company,
Sunday night. Cause, jealousy.
PAX Shung Yang, Corean minister, ac-
left Washington for the West yesterday
morning. He is off on a leave of absence,
but does not expect to return to this coun
try.
1t is SAID by tie friends Of Robert Gar
rett that he will be removed this week to
Baltimore. This decision resulted from
the announcement of his doctors that he
cannot live much longer. He is daily be-
coming more violent and unmanageable.
The Methodist Episcopal Missionary
committee yesterday made the following
appropriations for missions Arizona,
$1,000; Black Hills, $685.; California,
S4,675; Lower California, So, 900; Ne
vada, S 1880: and New Mexico (English)
$1,000.
The United States marshal of Arkan-
sas has been aut~horitatively notified that
all reports of an amicable adjustment of
the Chicasaw troubles are incorrect, and
that Indian Agent Owens had been APP
pealed to for assistance to settle the i'm
pending difficulties.
The president yesterday appointed the
following named postmasters: Lewis T.
Brock, at Bellevue, Idaho; George L.
Mcintosh, at Chico, Gala. At the fol-
lowing named post offices recently raised
to the presidential class, the president has
reappointed the incumbents: Blackhawk
and Yuma. Colo.
The premier of New South Wales pro
poses that the assembly address the queen
advising that the office OF governor of the
colony henceforth be confined to that class
of public men who can be called to assist
in the government of the empire, and
also that the government be informed of
their intended nomination before the APP
pointment is made absolute.
Fully 10000 persons assembled at
h ar Cross, county Tipperary, Sunday
and attempted to hold a meeting. The
gathering han been proclaimed by the
government and before the proceedings
were far advanced a strong force of police
arrived on the ground and charged upon
and dispersed the crowd. During the af-
fray many persons were injured.