, 1889-04-11
Condensed TelegramS.

the .a;.- Emperor W, liam, l. deal
One Courtissi, re-i-Ielt "f Faris. his
dcfauited his engagements; liabilities
10000
Providet ne April 9. lac l.g Stature took
another fruitIess ballot t"-i"H fyr U. )
senator.
\ fire took place in the Bcidler block,
Canal street, Chicago, this morning.
Loss $50.
Temperature April 9th, 81 Ch;cag2 IL.
New York ii. st Paul Il, VIM. peg 3G,
| L,ewOrleaus 80
Michold EEgene Charvreu of Pa-is,
the distin -ui.hed cbemie! Is dead. ii.
was born in 1856.
Ii is expected that the new cruiser
Philadelphia, will be really tor Inurch'. =
IN about month
In chamber of deputies, Bucharest, the
prime minister, announced that the min
| istry had resigned.
The great North Stecplechase stakes,
English, one and three-Guarter miles,
was won by ClaimoTe.
1t is learned from Loulun that Lord
Londonderry has decided not To IesIri.
the post of Irish vIceroy until AuLu-t.
Mrs. Mckee, the presidents daughter,
| left this morning with Senator Davis
| family for two weeks visit to Florida.
Four Russian Officers hav.. mad a
| wager that they Can ride on horseback
| froIa ST Petersburg 30 ParI5 ~ furlT five
days. They will start III My.
Reports from Baltimore state hat
Rpbt. Garrett is greatly improved in
health and will probably so to Scotland
in June, to hunt on the estate "f WIuans
whose guest be will be.
The st. james Gazatse states that the
! marquis of Londonderry infimated
desire to resign the viceroyshIp Of ire
land because of pressure # private
| affairs and the III health of his wife
In the Ivdecker court martial held at
Washington, aud which adjourned tins
| morning, it is believed that they finally
voted upon the C..sc, but cannot dissolve
the court until so ordered by the secre-
| tary.
A Hubokel street car WIS strnck this
| morning by Pennsylvania railway en-
glue, IN Jersey EIty, four men we're
severely injured, two dangerously. \
dozen others were cut by flying glass and
| tiDlbers.
An order will probably be issued from
cerning court-martial of Lieut.. Com.
DR.. Geo. NJ Book. charged with having
| left the vessel Pinta IN Alaska without
permission.
The Reichsanzig announces that ceuut
| Won Schellenderf was retired from the
| ministry Mt his own request and will be
| succeeded by Gen. Verdy DnVernce. VINO
| is Gen1 of Infantry aud governor of
Strasbarg.
A cotton mill ut Savannah, Ga, was
burned yesterday. The flames spread so
rapidly that one hundred employees
| barely bad time to escape through the
windows. Total loss 800, 900; insurance
$4,000.
The New York stock market was
strong at opening and the close weak.
Most stocks are lower this evening,
though important changes in quotation
are few in number; government bonds
dull but firm.
| Ex-senator Ii. Davis and family, of
Maryland, started on southern trip
this morning, and at Washington they
e&pect to be joined by Mrs Harrison,
wife of the president, and her daughter,
Mrs. Mckee They will 20 to Charles
ton, Jacksonville, and st. Augustine.
The belgian government formally
warned Boulanger to abstain from polit-
| icaf agitation. The general hgs been
informed that il be complies with the
wishes OF the government in this respect
he will not be expelled from Belgium.
Capt. Learv, of q. s. steamer Adams,
arrived al Chicago yesterday morning
from San francisco. He left Samoa
| five months ago; he expressed an opinion
that if there had been more coal at Pango
Pango more lives might have been
saved in the recent stuEm,
The Indictment against BOulanger,
besides charging him with conspiracy tn
destroy the Republic. is specially directed
against Count Dillon, and Mons
Laquerre, member of the chamber
of deputies, Rochetort and Dubarail and
the journalists in Pala.
A freight train ran into a burned
bridge. one mile east Of lavic, on the
A. & 2. road. badly ditching the exaine
and six cars. A man named 0'Rnen,
who was ridiHg on the engine was in.
stanly killed and one brakeman slightly
injured. All trains were delayed few
hours.
Henry Sarle, the Australian oarmans.
will leave Sydney On May 4 tor England
and on his arrival will issue challenges
to J. Teemer, the American oarsmau and
William j. O'Connor, the Canadian, to
row on the Thames for S250O each and
the championship OF the world.
A dispatch from Western 1ndin, re
ceivsd in London, announces the failure
OF the pearl fisheries owning to n pre-
yalence of cholera. The failure involves
loss to the government OF fUur lays OF
rupees. The premium on gold IN the
Argentine Republic has reached ST per
cent.
Lewis Conklin, colored, was mu -deFed
at Port Jefferson this morRing by his
wife. The husband aud wife were
quarrelling, when their sou Joseph, aged
| 20, interfered and the father defending
himself with knife. threw the son down,
wbereupOn the wife grabbed an axe and
killed him. No arrests.
Henry Rothschild's b Co, special
, partners in the firm of Downs & Finch,
, New York shirt manufacturers who
assigned last week, bsgnn an action to
sot aside the assignment on account OF
fraud. It is claimed that Downs &
Finch on the eve OF the assignment dis
posed of $3.50, 900 worth of the firms pro-
perty. The court appointed a receiver
who has taken possession.
U. s. marshal and posse at Fort
Dodge. are preparing to push evictions
and only wait far weather to remove The
, settlers from their Lomes. OF one hun.
, dred writs OF election placed in the
marshaPs hands, ouly six have been
served. The settlers are preparing for
the coming of the marshal's aud unless
they are overpowered or impressed with
the uselessness of opposition. some stir
J ing times Will follow the first movement
of the marshals in disturbed districts.
Peter Stockand will build the two cot.
tages designed for Mr.. Gaines,
The case OF Anderson vs.. Spoer was
not tried before Justice Wood as stated
: in Yesterday mornings ANGUS, but in
Justice Haller's court,
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