, 1888-01-31
BREVITIEs.

TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Speaker and Mrs. Carlisle have arrived
at Fortress Monroe OF the revenue cutter
Ewing.
Father McFadden yesterday was SEN
fenced in Dublin to three months i'm
prisonment.
The Hungarian government has ne
gotiated a loan of 5000, 900 thalers with
the Rothschilds.
a p%erceptible earthquake shock was felt
in Fairhaven, Mass, shortly after mid
night, Sunday.
Galician papers confirm the reports of
continued movements of Russian troops
toward the Austrian frontier.
Cardinal Manning has forbidden the
proposed requiem services in memory of
Prince Charles Edward Stuart.
A farmers institute is to be held at
Golden, Col, February >, 8 and 4 and a
large attendance is expected.
Ben Edwards was lynched at Amite
City, La, on Saturday for a gross assault
upon Miss Catherine Hughes.
William Durre, a farmer residing near
Wlsner, Neb., committed suicide Sunday
by opening the arteries in his wrists.
Prof. lisa Gray, an eminent botanist and
professor of botany at Harvard college,
died Of paralysis in Cambridge last even
ing, aged II.
A German named Brandt forced his
way into the office of La France, in Paris
yesterday, and tried to shoot Decos, and
was disarmed.
Henry Muller and Miss Minnie Belitz.
OF Colorado Springs, were arrested in
Denver on a charge Of rcbbing the resi-
dence of DIR. Bell at Manitou.
Louis Bulling, who was forced to marry
about two years ago in st. Joseph, Mo,
went to the house where his wife was
washing as a domestic and killed her.
A special from Providence, r. l., says
that that city and other bayside towrs
we're badly shaken up Sunday night by a
dynamite explosion in Newport harbor.
Orethusa Weller, an orphan of Kansas
City, II years old, who has closely at.
tended the meetings Of Jones and Small,
the evangelists, has become violently in
sane
DR.. Mackenzie has made another exam
lnatlon of the Crown Prince Frederick
William throat. The tumor inflammation
was reduced and no signs of cancer were
found.
In the famous Carter divorce case at
Chicago yesterday Leslie A. Carter pre-
ferred a charge in a cross bill that his
wife had been guilty OF adultery with
Kyrle Bellew.
At the village OF Sowdcn, near Pitts
burg, Pa, Christian Frick, a discharged
mine boss, killed himself and wife in the
presence of their six children. Poverty
was the AUST
A fire at Malone, New York, burned
out eleven firms and caused a loss of
5000, 900 with 49, 900 insurance. Isaac
Chester, a prominent business man, was
killed by a falling wall.
The signal corps station at Nantucket
reports upwards Of fifty vessels in the ice
near Nantucket. Most of them will be
wrecked unless prompt assistance is rem
dered when the ice breaks up.
A fire in Plttsburg, Pa, caused a loss
OF S3OO,OOO, with an insurance of $685.
900. The sufferers were Urling Sons, .
aearan brothers, Hastage Sons and Mr..
Hussey, the latter the owner of the build
ing.
a communication in the Knoxville.
Tenn, Journal caused a shooting affray
IN the streets on Sunday between John
West, a man named Govclman and James
f. Rule, city editor Of the paper. West
will probably die.
The annual statement of the Canadian
Pacific railway Tor the year ending De-
cember 81, shows gross earnings of SILL
606,4l2; expenses $S,Ol2, 2S6. The
profits compared with 1856 show a dc
crease Of $l99, 36S.
Eugene Tcefel, principal of one of the
public schools at Columbus, O., received
$500 with which to pay OF the teachers.
lie lost nearly all of it in gambling and
fed to Cleveland, where he committed
suicide OF Sunday.
Stepniak, the Russian nihilist, has sent
to Senator HawlcY a protest against the
adoption OF an eXtradition treaty between
the United States and Russia, and he asks
that 1t be laid before the senate committee
on foreign relations.
Vice President Potter, who has been
sick IN Chicago, was better yesterday and
has decided to continue his Journey to
New York, although against the advice of
his physicians. He will probably 60 to
Florida in a short time.
On the plains Of La2ara, near the City
Of Mexico, a duel took place Saturday be-
tween Senior ErmlIlO q. Cantcn, 4 thirty
third degree Mason and editor of the
Scotch Rite organ, and Gen. Jesus ToIc-
do, a prominent templar. The quarrel
grew out ola fight between the Scottish
Rite organ and the Cru. TcmDIlr, and
involved the Templars.
His business ROOming.
Fred Bohnstcdt, the new and second
hand dealer at l7IS Eddy street adj0in.