The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-04-14
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Inc Albany House, at far kockaWay, l.
l.. has been destroyed by fire.
The principal business block Of Cherokee
Kan, was destroyed by fire. Loss $1,000
A new bank at Salem, " j., has been or
Bank.
The officials at Havana say that the no
torious bandit, aarajon, has been killed al
Macuriies.
Mary McGreavy, a l7-year-old girl was
held for trial in Chicago ON fourteen
charges of larceny.
J. ID. Allen a Bros, OF Hartlaud, Kan
large land and cattle owners, have failed
Liabilities, sl0hOOO.
During a trIfiing quarrel Saturday al
Campbellvillo, XIV, Charles Ramsey in-
stantly killed Rodeford Jeter.
The long strike Of marble cutters in Bos
ton has been declared OF aud the men will
all DO taken back as individuals.
A man supposed TO be |. A. Lincoln. OF
Brocton, Mass, committed suicide near
Providence, by taking rat poison.
Lamate, the artist whose caricature OF
the funeral Of Emperor William was sup
pressed, has committed suicide In Paris.
The United Labor party leadess met al
Albany, al decided 10 urge the sending OF
delegates 10 the Cincinnati conference
Capt Paul Boynton entered the river
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noon, ard began his 1000 mile journey down
the Ohio.
Mr.. Martin aud his hired man OF Middle.
town, n. V, were killed by passenger
train while on the track near that place
Saturday morning.
BY an explosion in a coal mine In Los Ger
rillas, thirty miles north OF Albuquerque,
John Cogland and another miner, name un.
known, were killed.
.H4...s
from South Carolina, has LETT Atlanta, Ga.
having in charge twenty.three converts
on their way 10 Utah
The Hon. T. G. Clemson, son-in-law OF
John {. Calhoun, died az Fort Mil, \. &.
Mr.. Clemson was once Charge d Affaires at
Brussels. He was 81 years old.
Barns belonging TO Frank Mace, at Nor
ristown, Pa, were burned Saturday
Thrty-on cows aud ten horses were
burned to death. Loss, $4,000.
A beautiful Nhilist daughter OF a Russian
army officer, who was pursued by the po-
lice jumped from hotel window In Mos.
COW and was mortally injured.
The Hon. Thomas f. Fitzgerald died Sat.
urday IN Boston, aged 80 years lie served
four terms IN the Massachusetts House OF
Representatives and one an its Senate.
Fire Sunday morning at Sheboygan
Falls, Wis, destroyed the Rock Mills,
owned by Gus Henry, OF Kansas city, and
operated by Henry Ryson. Loss, $1,000.
The Ohio Society, OF New York. held their
third banquet a. Delmonico's Saturday
night, 10 celebrate the centennial OF tho
settlement OF Marietta. the first In Ohio.
Five colored sailors on the Yarmouth
ship Vancouver attempted 10 kill the mate
at Partridge Island Tho mutiueers were
quelled by the LIBERAL use OF Delaying pins
The Elba Iron and Bolt Company, limited
and tho GoutiuOutal Tuba Comm NJ
Pittsburg, Pa, have suspended. Liabilities,
1000; assets, including mills, etc,
t900,0OO.
Frank l.. Wilson, employed as clerk in
the Boston and Providence Railroad, ia
Boston, has gone TO Canada. He took be-
tween IS, 600 and $1,000 OF tho company's
money with him.
Bassett House, Il rmingham, Conn, died
Friday night. When .he New York Tri-
buns was founded he was one Of the first
crops Of compositors
Mrs. Allen Tollares, wife OF Judge Toll
lares, Of the Supreme Court, Fort Wayne,
Indiana, was thrown from her carriage
and received severe confusion on the fore
head. She Will probably die.
Engineer John Bodlne and Conductor
John Clark were instantly killed and Fire
man Boyce fatally injured by the explosion
OF the Big Mogul IRE gh engine on the Erie
Road at Craigvile, n. T., Saturday.
Mis-. Lou Starr, Of Louisville, KY, for
the past two years has been using hair
dye, and the poison gradually entered her
blood and drove her 10 madness. She is
ow confined in the asylum, being a raving
maniac.
Miss Nellie Semberg, a Swedish girl who
has been confined In the jail at Mayfield,
Pa, for the larceny OF sl,5JO worth OF silks,
escaped by burning the lock of the Jail
door. and lowering herself to the ground
by means OF bed-clothes.
A gang OF burglars raided the town OF
Allegany, N. Y, on Friday. A safe in NJ
O'Briens store was forced and cash, etc,
TO the amount Of $4,000 taken. Smaller
amounts were taken bv the robbers at sew
eral other business houses.
The new Mayor, Mrs Mary A. Lawman,
and tho lady members Of the Council, Mrs
Hannah 4. Morse, Mrs. Emma Kirkpatrick
Hamilton, Mrs. Sadie Balsley, Mrs Matte
Josephine Golden and Mrs. Carrie John
son, Of Oskaloosa, Kan, were inducted into
office Saturday.
The right OF redemption In the fine
building Of the Charter Oak Life Insur-
ance Company In Hartford was sold at
auction Saturday for 80 TO w. &. Russell,
On insurtoce agent, who declined 10 say
for whom he was acting. Tho property
which cost upward OF SsU,rOO has an en-
cumbrance Of about t2},OOj, Of which
sos, ,OOJ is a mortgage held by the Aetna
Life Insurance Company.