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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18
THE NEWS EPITOMIZED.
Eastern and Middle States.

AT Plattsburg, N. Y, Charles Harrison,
an ex-soldier, killed his wife by cutting her
throat from ear to ear.
DAVID N WHITE, formerly editor Of the
Pittsburg Gazette, and founder Of the Re-
publican party, died at his home in Sewick-
ley, Penn, on Su nday morning, aged eighty
three
The beautiful family mansion of William
Walter Phelps, at Englewood, N. j.. with its
wealth of art treasures and rare books, has
been totally destroyed by fire.
ERNEST URBAHN, a man sixty years of
age, while protecting his daughter from as
sault, shot and killed his son-in-law, Casper
Sparta, at Paterson, N. j.
AT his Carbon lPenn.) quarries, John A
Logan, Jr., son Of the late Senator j. A.
Logan, quelIed riot in which 800 men were
engaged. Two or three workmen stood by
him. One shot was fired and an attempt
was made to stab Logan.
AN iron tank containing eight thousand
barrels of oil was struck by lightning and
ignited near Emlenton, Penn. The blazing
fluid threatened to burn the town, but was
finally turned aside by a ditch. Two houses
and four oil we'll rigs were burned.
The body of ex-Lieutenant Governor
Dorsheimer, of New York, has been buried
in Forest Lawn Cemetery, Buffalo. >
HERBERT JOHNSON, aged thirteen years
son of wealthy farmer at Limeport, Le-
high county, Penn, was reproved by his
school-teacher for defacing school furniture.
He went home and made his will, in which
he disposed of some property he owned to
near friends, and then with revolver sent q
bullet into his brain.
ONE fireman was killed and eleven injured
at the burning Of a furniture warehouse in
Philadelphia.
ADAM VoLKAvITcH has been hanged at
Wilkesbarre, Penn, for the murder Of John
Bioski.
CLAUS SPREcKELs, the California sugar
king, has decided to erect in Philadelphia a
sugar refinery with capacity Of 1000, 900
pounds per day. The plant will cost
s.. 600, 600, and the annual product will be
valued at $35, ,000, ,0G0.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18
BLOOD FOR BLOOD.
A Husband and Wife Fight Will
Knives to the Death.

Knives to the Death.
In quarrel at Chillicothe, Mo-, j. y. Gil
hspie and wife fought with knives, and both
were fatally injured, he from stab wound
IN the breast and she from cut across the
throat.
In her dying confession the woman said
that she stabbed her husband, and he after
ward drew the knife and cut her throat.
They were at breakfast, and the husband
made an insnuation that so angered the wife
that she picked up a butcher knife, which
was living on the table, and making a lunge
at her husband stabbed him in the breast
He became so infuriated at this that he
drew his pocket knife, and opening the large
blade, which was unusually sharp, attacked
her. She defended herself as well
as she could, but, soon grow
ing faint, her husband seized her
by the hair, and drawing his knife across her
throat, partially severed the windpipe: In
the meantime she had succeeded in infiicting
several wounds with the butcher knife upon
his hands and arms, but none OF them were
serious.
The dining-room after the strife had ended
presentedea CHASTITY sight, the walls, table,
cloth and floor being hecked with blood.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18
A PULPIT TRAGEDY.
Two Ministers Instantly Killed
While Walking to Church.

Two Ministers Instantly Killed
While Walking to Church.
Rev Clayton Mumms, of Realizing, Penn,
and Rev. John Connard, of Denver,
Lancaster County, Penn, while walk
ing on the tracks of the Pennsylvania
Schuykill Valley Railroad Sunday afternoon,
near Bushong's furnace, were struck by a
passenger train. Mumms was almost instant
~ killed, and Connard was so badly injured
that he died at half past seven o'clock in the
evening in the Reading hospital
At the time of the accident they were
watching train on the Reading road cross
the Lebanon Valley Bridge, and did not
notice the approach Of the Pennsylvania
train.
Rev. Connard had preached his initial SER
mon in the Mennonite Church. at Reading,
the same morning, and was to have taken up
his residence there the next week. He was
married and leaves wife and fye children.
He was about forty years of age Mumms
was about thirty-fve years OF age.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

THE late Chief Justice Waite was seventy
two when he died Justice Bradley is seventy
five, Matthews sixty-four Harlan fifty-five.
Blatchford sixty-eight, Gray sixty, Field
seventy-two, Miller seyenty-two and Lamar
sixty three.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18
FEDERAL FINANCES.
Condition of the Governments As
sets and Liabilities.

The last public debt statement shows a
decrease of s11,5s6,559.6 during March.
This makes the reduction since the begin
ming of the fiscal year ssS, ,56O,5Sl. The total
debt is 81, ,7O1 ,s91 .44o.GO, and the debt less
available cash in the Treasury is 81 ,295, ,442,-
0S5. g,
liabilities cf the United States Treasury at
the close OF business March 81.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

BERRY, the English hangman, has
executed 113 persons up to the present
time, sixteen of them having been in
Ireland aud two in Scotland.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

THE census OF tenement-house population
in New York City has been completed by the
health officers, who have inspected 81 ,534
lO5 lamiliee. including 1,Ol6,s25 persons.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

SINCE the convention of the Irish National
League of America a year and half ago,
Father OReilly, the National Treasurer, has
forwarded to Ireland over $40, 200.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18
THIRTY-ONE LIVES LOST.
The English Steamer Swallow
Wrecked on the Chinese Coast.

China advices, received by the steamer
City of Rio de Janeiro, state that the British
steamer Swallow was wrecked off Naoma
Island, between Swallow and Shanghai. The
vessel struck on some rocks and sank:
The captain and number Of the crew and
passengers saved themselves by clinging to
the rigging, but thirty-one persons, who put
off from the steamer in small boats, are sup
posed to be los.. The body Of the engineer,
who was one Of the occupants OF boat, was
recovered. ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

Gold coin and bullion in Treasury, $780,
3l4. $50; silver dollars, s234, SIC, ia; legal
tenders, s33, ,529, ,497; gold certificates in cir
culaton ss2 2gl ,26S; silver, s191 Isl, ,s59; cur
rency, Sc, 245, 600.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

TIE missing son of Baron Gevers, Of
Holland, has been found working as a waiter
IN q San Francisco restaurant
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-04-18

To BE well-preserved man-drink
we'll water.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
ChiCkASAWS AND NCcROtS.
pss state. .s tho tssse. ~ ,ss
Sssias.

LIrris itotK Ara. Dee ts-As de
r-rftsofr sgsctaI says that The 'htsassss
L~sEtslatgss ~hsSh 70 sspsrssd 30 oOnsss.
m .I~clai session shasut aud fsfassily
cunaTm tho e~lscsiss, of waissn Gsy e.
GosefBos. Will probably snsr, sems tlna
Of leg s.a'l9n fxng sh. statue Of The ss+
gru~. ia the Sasssa.
The Chctzss~s alone. of the sss civil.
lss,i sritss. Asvs denied the rsghs -
citizenship a. fr.~.Den iiv sx in thstr
eosn,ry B.e~ntly ,h~ gsssilaa has t-~ss
raised WHISTLER asiss the Caastifa.sn 20
tho Cai,si State. IA. nessvss osait t~ do.
ystvsi OF THE isats ~sssfssi.~t ty tat
instrument and ihst. - . probability e .
bill tssnr rssssi ~ the Leg ssssass ssa.
fefrtns suffrage afpa 'ksm
Very macy thsSsss~s fssas rrisniss
ing TIA. asgrs~s "a uslshoses asi psyiss
them fus tas pscyests sai eshes rtsk,
acquired a.. adopted sssisssso ~ he ta4ets-
.ss u Tho negroes ~oSsDsmf~r tbs
ChIcks.sw. and tha iss;ss f~sr tks' slsns
them TIE right .. spt~ sts I@ stssa3st
. Tn dsassrsss Consciousness
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
NEWS Of TIKI WEEK.
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Tn Senate on the llth passed Senator
Ffye's resoiussoa directing ne Commissee On
Foeeagn Relations % inquire tsto TIE state OF
saairS In the samoan Isiands and then took up
ana considered the TariH bill until sdSourn-
ment.....1n House. immediately after The
reading u the 70 mal vent tnf0 Of
the whole on the Direct Tag bail. pending de-
bate on which the COMMITTEES rOes and the
House sdtourneA
SooS sitter assembling on the 18th the
Senate resumed coaaider.si D Of the Tzrc osii
and debate continued until adjournment . IN
the House the River and Hssbor bill wAs re
pofted ana referred. The Elections Committee
reported IN the California contested case OF
Sullivan against FELTON,, finding IN favor o!
Sullivan. A minority report favored FELTON,
tho sitting mem0eS. In Committee OF the
whole the Direct Tax bill WA taken up and
after . loug debate the committee rose and re-
ported the bill 70 the House and IL passed BY q
vote OF I7s yeas to g nays. The House her
adjourned
In the Senate on the 18th Mr.. Dawes Of
fered . resolution, which was agreed To- GAZING
for Information ~ 20 reports OF outraees 10
Alaska. The Tariff bill Vas then taken up and
pending the discussion Senator RiddleoeTRei
succeeded in creating . scene by rising TO 20 nis
OF order and int 'Fupting the debate. When
he declined 10 take his seat he Vas sat down
on" BY the presiding officer Senator Ingalls,.
After executive business the Senate al
1ourned until Monday. In the House
the bin retiring John c. Fremont - . Major
General wss favossbly reported. and the HOUSE
vent into Committee OF the Whole on the
Oklahoma bill. Amendments were offered u
cripple the bill. but the friends OF the measure
we're vigorous in their fght against them
Pending . vote on the amendment by Mr.. Pay
son 0Il) to give old soldiers their lands free
which was strongly opposed by Mr.. Warner
CMo) and others. the House adjourned.
THE Senate was not in session on tn
18TH. In tn House Mr.. Hooker introduced
resolution for . holiday recess which Was re
ferred. A motion that the House go into Com
mittec OF the Whole for the consider
alton OF the Nicaragua Canal bill
brought out some sharp remarks from Messrs
Wilson CIowa). Bland mo- and Spinola IN Y.
severely criticizing certain In New
York papers as 70 the motives OF those VIII
| offered amendments TO the bill. The bill wa
then considered until recess. No business va
transacted At the evening session and the Hous
adjourned until Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

A BILL has been introduced into the
0rnate authorizing the Secretary Of
War to have constructed $50 pneumatic
torpedo throwers Of the highest power,
capable Of throwing steel ~torpedoes
charged vith 500 pounds Of dynamite
. distance Of i've mikes. These pueu-
matte guns are to be used rs harbor
defans9s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

MADAME BoULANGEH in an inter
view recently denied that she had re-
fused to live with her husband. She
complained that he was trying 10 play
Napoleon and make her his Josephine.
She then burst into tears and begged
to be excused from answering further
0nesfionS
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

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rsfro.s q i~ras~arsng appointments ssa
alctA;iss "a sxxFsss 20 Sg.sssfs fs-i;es.
tot, the vsripa. lssdInz E~~pasit<sas -ha
have f~~eni y rssssnea fresh ~fsatssssss .
.rssk 70 IN. n~oae'snars,ssi 80, n skisa
C~a.rsl HAIRLESS rers vsa sassrs s~n.
csrntnE ets policy.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
PERSONAL. AND POLITICAL.

THE President has received the resigna-
ton OF United States District Attorney
Emery B. Sellers, OF the Indiana district,
but has not yet accepted il and does not
wish to do so. The AttOrney-Generai has
telegraphed to Mr.. Sellers that the Presi.
dent joins with him in requesting him to
withdraw his resignation.
COLOROw, chief of the Southern Utes.
died recently, aged seventy. He will be
succeeded by the chief OF the UncOm-
pahgres. He was the leader in the Meeker
massacre and in the Colorow war Of 1856.
GENERAL JAMES G. LANE died Mt mid
night on the 18th at New York.
Ii, has been officially stated that the
Pope does not intend to leave Rome, nor
had he thought Of taking such a step.
II was rumored 1t London recently that
Stanley, the great explorer, was q prisoner
Of the Mndhi, together with Emin Pasha,
and that england must give up Suakim to
secure their release.
The public reception at Indianapolis,
Ind, rendered to the ice-President-eleci
and Mrs. Norton on III 18th, was the mos,
brilliant affair Of the kind ever witnessed
in that city.
1t was reported recently that the Can.
adams were not at oil pleased with Con.
gresham B~utterworth's bill for The . n
| garded it ~ the greatest rot ever pro-
| pounded by q statesman.
MAYOR HEWITT, in his testimony on the
14th before the State Senate COMMITTEE
investigating city affairs, expressed bis
| opinion that Colonel Cockerill, OF the New
York World, wat . liar. Colonel Cockeril
| has addressed q letter to Hewitt declaring
that the latter was q liar, a BLACKBOARD aud
a slanderer. and salt he could prove it by
Mr.. Hewitt's public record.
The South Carolina senate has passed
bill making valid township bonds mount
ing to 81, OOU, 900, issued in aid OF the con
structiOn Of railroads. which had been de-
| clared invalid by the State Supreme Court
THE North German Gazette rays that al
| the German embassies and c%OnsulateS pos
sessing copies Of the c~ryptograph lost AZ
ter b Emperor Frederick's death hav
burned them by order OF the Government
Hon. CHARLES BOYLE. who was recently
appointed Chief Justice Of Wyoming by
President Cleveland. died from . compli'
cation Of diseases caused by overwork.
SENATOR BECK. who has been resting q
the home Of his son.in.law near Washing
ton, expects to leave for an extended
Southern trip for the benefit Of his health
PRINCE ALEXANDER Of Hesse, uncle o
the Grand Duke OF Saxe.Coburg, is dead
MOST OF the papers Of Paris consider tn
rejection Of the Panama Canal bill . mis-
take. Some describe the vote in the Cham
Der Of Deputies as pusiilanimOus, whil
others declare 1t will prove fatal to th
Republic.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
ADDITIONAL DlsPArCnEA

TIE President has nominated Leon U.
Bailey to be district attorney Of Indiana.
Bailey 10 the man who collected the ahhda-
wits that General Harrison said . dollar .
day was enough for q working man. and
ton.
"CHrEv." the big elephant, VA killed BY
strangling Ut Forepaugh's circus. Phila.
grown exceedingly vicious and had killed
three men in recent year,
The Liberal Committee (anti.M ormon)
OF Utah has issued . circular protesting
against the admission Of the Territory - .
State under present circumstances
AT New York recently . passenger who
landed from the steamer Etruria tried 90
smuggle in $4,000 worth Of diamonds.
They were discovered and seized. The man
was said to be . Southern merchant The
officials would not give his name.
GENERAL CHARLES @. DAHIoRHS. . 70.
mous Southern brigadier during the var,
was reported dying in Brooklyn, n. Y.
He il . brother OF the late Admiral Dahl
gren, Of the Union navy and his vas Q
case where two brothers fought On di2er.
emit sides during the late ~
Tue subcommittee Of the House Com
mistee on Private Land Claims has agreed
to report favorably % The full ooooieese
the joint r~ssolu,ioa looking % The relief Of
the settlers On the Maxwell land grant
JAMES c. AonyoRn. agsd ninesy-thrsa
he last Of the old Dsfsaders" Of Balti.
DorA. Nd, died o. ~ l7sA.
Tn steamer Jaspss. fru0 WokinGtou
fos Glasgow, has fuaadsrsA q IL Wig.
ton coast Scotland. Her ersw. number
ing eleven psrsonA Wses drowned.
DA JAMS SCOTT. sathor oe tie faDoaa
Scoes Liquoe Law. died as his home .,
Lsbasoa. O., recently. aged ssventy-thrsa
ysas1 He had bssn . member Of The
Ohio Legislature sigAsssa yearA
Two shifting saGinss o. ~ Concord
a. HI railroad coilided tAs cher day,
and Rnginesr Jaoss VILLAS vas killed
EAginser Praak Fa.dsss badly injsrvd,
and Firv0aa Quinby iass severely hart
Tn Prvsideat has approved Tie eel
Dakiag . ds0cisacy appsOpeiatioa for con-
tingsas sxpsasss 6oe tAs House a Rspes.
sentative.
JoaH @. wuIy@ ~ pes4 es1sesaAsd
his sigAty.sscoad htFsAAAy g Oh Kali
0aA. - ths ia.
Tn Na.gus.ek river q Cun1sedesa
was rspessrd sveljn ~ ~ Aasvy saiz
and 1iIls - - soop . Ssyoo1r. 0ailA.
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

THE corridors OF the Interior and
POst-office buildings are to be used by
troops attending Harrison's Inaugural
ton for sleeping purposes. The ap-
plications for places in the parade are
from seventy-five organizations. ag-
grcgating IL. ZOO men--2.OOO more than
were in the parade in 1884.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21
nsCEILANEOCA

TRLHNAQUE I. T~IMAYENsls. formerly
professor Of Greek at Harvard University
and q noted author, was recently arrested
on the alleged charge OF having committed
extensive embex1lement OF money belong.
ing to the Minerva Publishing Company.
OUrRA0Es by Whitecaps were still being
perpetrated in the vicinity Of Toledo. o.,
. man being half hanged and then cut
down and numerically dashed.
TIE Maryland State navy recently had
Q serious encounter with oyster dredgers
In the mouth Of the Chester river. Cannon
MAS used and the dredgers rammcd and
sunk. Serious loss OF life wal reported.
'wsrrKY" RYAN. Of Brooklyn, who
fought such . desperate ring battle with
Jack Murray, On Bseian's Island. last
September, was again seen in ring COS.
Farrell, Of Philadelphia. He succeeded
in knoekiuI Farrell ont IN nine rounda A
purse Of $50 was awarded the winner.
I. L HARPxR, vice-president Of The late
Fidelity Bank. Of Cincinnati now in The
and has been removed 20 the prison asylum
and locked up
RuRuIxfAfrvR wnIlAM b. NARTIA,
" AOAo1 SVCShy OooW
George b. Harris. . reporter on the EceH.
iR0 Nar q WasAingtoA. pleaded guilty
aad waa ansd $lA
Tn Chicago Opsga House canght 6rs
| sAortly after the audience LETT on Tie night
| Of the Eth. The 0re va condned to ~
auditorium and caused damage amount
ing 20 $4,000
A D4PCfAilox fopreesoeanG NJ CAnada
| Pork PackOes Association waited % the
| Ninister Of Customs - Ottawa, Ont, o.
the lSeA. TAsy wanted the Governmeal
70 adops measures 10 prsvent the importa.
| lion oe Austrian adultersssd lard. Thsy
also soueht "a havs ~ duty o. American
pork fixed q two cents Per poand To-
harrsl port
R @. DcX & Co.'S rsvisw q trade "a
Tie week saAed sAs lAsA staAsd tAas ~
prospsces q busineos Waro Wy hRfGA1
oaA q . sea1d hasiA With way lsaaa
0ocula13oa aAyWAorA
JAMS MEAL . q ~ svtcesd D.
Nolnss river land sseelsss, Aas hsuogAl
NIT aestnGe no0Ao Sell q Cli11na, q
rocov0 ~ valUo e - tnpgOv00ooA
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evosy svie1oA sso11E
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

STREET SUPERINTENDENT WALLACE.
Of Albany. N. Y. who discharged an old
soldier from the department and was
convicted of violating the G. A. r
Law. was fined 600 and to stand COM
mitted until the 6ne should be paid.
This 90 esAa - Be NE first case Of
the nature in the STATE. An appeal
vaS taken.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

THE East African slave trade sup
preston matter was up at the German
Reichstag n short time ago when
Count Herbert Bismarck announced
that Germany and England we're work.
in harmony and that all possible would
no dome
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-12-21

JUDGE SAGE has signed the petition
to President Cleveland for the pardon
of Benjamin +. Hopkins. ex-assistant
cashier of the defuuct Fidelity Bank Of
Cincinnati. on the ground that Hopkins
is a physical wreck.