The Evening post. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1888-1889, 1888-11-28
EARLY MORNING NEWS.
Recent Events of Interest Rolled Down
for Hasty Reading.

Recent Events of Interest Rolled Down
for Hasty Reading.
The wrestling match last night Mt
Scranton, Pa, between Cannon of Gin
cinnati, and Pierre, the Greek gladiator,
was fiasco. Cannon was able to force
Pierre upon his hands and knees but
could not complete the throw and finally
left the stage. The referee declared q
draw on the ground that Pierre had acted
entirely on the defensive.
About twenty five night switchmen in
the employ of the transfer road ut the
Chicago Stock Yards struck Monday
night because the superintendent had
appointed two new yard masters from the
day force. The night men wanted the
appointments made from their own
number.
An imperial ukase has been issued by
the Gar providing for the issue of four
per cent. bonds to the nominal value of
125, 900, 900 roubles, to be used for the
purchase of the bonds of 1877, and for
the redemption of the temporary credit
notes issued in 1877 and 1878.
Investigation proves that Colonel J. 9.
Moore, the supposed bearer of hostile
dispatches from Judge Rucker TO Senator
Blackburn, and who was at the Palace
Hotel, Cincinnati, was none other than
Chicugo drummer.
In the city election in Dover, N. H.,
yesterday, Hon. b. Frank Neatly, Rep,
was elected Mayor by II plurality over
Aaron Pinkham, Dem. The Republicans
elect of the 10 aldermen and IL Of the
10 councilmen.
The municipal election in Providence,
-
Barker, Rep, 5,772; Clarence A. Alrich,
800; scattering, 2.
The Teagarden Hotel at Mississippi
City, La, owned by J. C. Nixon, was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday. The guests
all made their escape although some of
them had great difficulty in doing so.
The Daily NeUS says that it regrets
Lord Salisbury's decision to delay the ap.
poiptment of successor to Lord Sack
ville This course it thinks may provoke
President Cleveland to withdraw Minis.
ter Phelps.
The French Council of the Grand
Orient Masons have decided to take part
in the demonstration at the grave of the
Revolutionist Baudin on December ..
The United States Legation in London
warns the public against fraudulent at
tempts to obtain money on pretended
recommendation from members of the
legation.
A movement has been started by the
Democratic members OF the Grand Army
of the Republic in Indiana to leave that
order and organize an association of
their own.
The Citizens convention Of Boston,
last night, unanimously Endorsed the
nomination of Thomas N. Hart, Rep-
ublican) candidate for Mayor.
Governor Hill of New York yesterday
respited Reich, the condemned murderer
sentenced to be hanged November 30,
till Wednesday, January 8, 1889.
The Italian Senate yesterday rejected
by vote of 10 to 90 proposal to give
iiIiterate persons the right to vote at cleo.
| lions for local administrative officials.
The obsequies of the late Vicar General
Walsh, of the archdiocese of Philadel-
phia, took place in the Cathedral, Phila-
delphia, yesterday
NJ. Wilson will continue his fight, dis
regarding the insult of the French Cham
Der of Deputies in adiourning during his
| presence.
| The Chamber OF Deputies has de-
clared valid General Boulanger's cleo
4 tionfrom the Department of the Nord.
The Oaths bill was passed in the
British House of Lords without an
amendment.
The House of Commons last night con.
tinued discussion Of the Land Purchase
bill.
Henry George talked about his land
theories to a London audience last
night.
tbs now learned that the Pope hat
attempted to keep secret his second re
script to the Irish bishops.
A man supposed to be the murderer o.
Miss Mehitable White has been arrested
at Cherryfield, Me.
The French Senate has adopted the
commercial treaty between France ant
China.