Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-15
LATER NEWS.

THE italian residents of New York City
unveiled amid great ceremonies the statue Of
Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, which they
have erected in Washington Square and pre-
sented to the city.
MISS CATHARINE GoUNBY, sixty-seven
years, deliberately placed herself before
railway train at Saratoga, N Y, and was
killed.
Maxwell, the murderer of the English
man PreIler, at st. Louis, is to be hanged
July 13, all efforts to obtain respite or
pardon having failed.
CROMWELL, a village % miles west Of st.
Paul, Mimi, has been wiped out by fire.
A CYCLONE swept over Southern North
Carolina. and the destruction wrought in its
pathway, which was twenty-five miles long
and 500 yards wide was terri BILE. Large
acres of recently planted corn and tobacco,
near Milton, were wiped out. Bucketfuls of
hailstones as large as guinea hens eggs could
easily be gathered.
DAVID T. DISNEY, prominent Democratic
politician, was killed at Seymour, Ind, while
on his way to the st. Louis Presidential Con
vention.
Count ARCO VALLEY, the new German
Minister, has arrived in Washington from
New York. He will be presented to the Presl-
dent at once.
GENERAL BOULANGER made speech IN the
French Chamber of Deputies urging re-
vision of the constitution. He was constantly
jeered at and ridiculed, and his motion was
defeated by vote of 377 to 1856.
IT is the intention to crown the Car Of
Russia Emperor of Central Asia at Samar-
cand in order to offset the influence of Queen
Victoria's title as Empress of India.
JOSEPH DUFoRD and William Bishop were
killed by fall of rock in the Sterling mine
at Antwerp, n. Y.
THE deadlock in the Democratic State Con-
vention, of Arkansas, which has continued
for so many days, has been broken by the
nomination of John P. Eagle for Governor
Clevelands position on the tariff was indorsed
by the Convention.
OREGON went Republican in the recent
State election by 1000 majority. The Legis-
lature is Republican by twenty on joint
ballot
D. PORTER, a son of Ex-Governor Porter,
was shot and killed at Paris, Tenn, by Alex
B. White, Cashier of the Commercial Bank.
GENERAL j. B. WEAVER has been nomi-
mated for Congress from Iowa by the Union
Labor party.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has nominated
Captain William B. Remey, of the Marine
Corps, to be Judge Advocated General of the
Navy.
THE President returned to the House with
out his approval bills for the erection of pub
lie buildings at Bar Harbor, Me, and for the
purchase of additional ground for the build
ing at Council Bluffs, Iowa.
In order to assist in the maintenance of
quarantine against the introduction of infec-
tious diseases, the President has determined
to establish, by means of the vessels of the
revenue marine, a national patrol of the
coast of the United States.
SEVENTEEN new National banks were or
gained during May.
THE city of Hull, a suburb of Ottawa,
Canada, has been visited by fire which de-
stroyed the City Hall, the Cathedral and
other public buildings, with hundreds of
dwelling houses. Two million dollars is the
estimated amount of the loss.
A HEAVY shock of earthquake was felt in
Buenos Ayres.
THE French Senate has passed NJ. de Les
seps' Panama Canal Lottery Loan bill.
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