Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-10-11
LATER NEWS.

FRIENDS of John L. Sullivan, the prize
fighter, intend to run him for Congress from
a Boston district.
MATTHIAS GRUBER of the Fourth Regi-
ment, National Guard of Pennsylvania, was
accidentally shot during target practice at
Allentown.
AN unknown tramp and six horses were
burned to death in the destruction of Mrs.
DR.. Willetss barn at Harrisburg, Penn.
ARCHBISHOP CoRRIGAN has been sum-
moned to Rome, and the affairs of the diocese
of Cleveland are to be Investigated.
THE Atlantic and Danville Railroad has
been formally opened between Danville and
Milton, N. c., by an excursion of business
men from Danville to Milton.
THE delegates to the Three Americas Con-
gress held preliminary conference in Wash
ington.
the charges made against Consul General
Lewis at Tangier, who is accused of demand
ing money improperly from Vice Consul
Cohn and removing him from office because
Of his refusal.
CHANG YEN HooN, the retiring Chinese
Minister, called at the White House in COM
pany with Secretary Blaine and presented
his letters of recall.
MISS PEET, of Washington, D. c., has
charged Colonel Charles de Arnauld, Gen
eral Fremonts intimate friend, with having
obtained some property in Orange from her
by fraudulent representation.
THE strong cotton corner, which has been
formed at Liverpool, England, has collapsed
THREE young ladies of Morela, Mexico,
who lost fortune at the gaming table, have
committed suicide.
THE express trains running in opposite
directions between Naples and Toggia, Italy,
came into collision. Two carriages were
smashed and fifty persons killed and injured
A NEwsBoY and a butcher fought a duel
in the City of Mexico with knives. The
butcher was disembowelled and left on the
Held dead.
THE blockade on the East African coast
has ended, but the German fleet will continue
to prohibit the entry of munitions of war
along the German coast linz
FRANK CUMMINGS, aged forty and married,
while at work in Hampton, N. H, fell on
circular saw and his body was cut in twain.
Death was instantaneous.
JOHN FITZPATRICK, alias liverpool
Jack, who was on trial in New York city,
charged with kidnapping men and shipping
them to the Isthmus of Panama has been
found guilty.
GRAND HAVEN, Mich, has been partially
destroyed by fire.
IN the elections in the new States North
and South Dakota have been carried by the
Republicans.
LABORERs working i'll a trench at Eau
Claire, Wis were buried bya cave-in. Two
were killed and several fatally injured
THE village of Cambria, CAL has been de-
stroyed by fire. Loss about 1925, OO0
THREE hundred miners are reported starv,
ing at Upper Yukon. Alaska, sixteen hun
dred miles from any settlement. A steamer
which was bearing them provisions was
wrecked.
COMMODORE WALKER has been trans
ferred from the Bureau Of Navigation to the
command of the European Squadon with
the rank of Real Admiral
SECRETARY PROCTOR has received letter
from the Governor of North Carolina, OBJ
jecting to the transfer Of Geronimo and his
band of Apaches from their present location
in Alabama to tract ofland in North Caro-
lima.
ALL the wharves. the lumber of the St
Lawrence Lumber Company, the stores and
telegraph office have been burned at Ber-
simis, Quebec.
AN Internal machine was discovered near
the Royal Palace in Genoa, Italy, in time to
avert disaster.
SEVEN persons have been killed and forty
three wounded in a railroad accident in Ger
many.
THREE towns in the State OF ChiapaO,
Mexico, have heen destroyed by cyclone.
A STORM has caused terrible havoc at
Islas del Carmen, Mexico. Twelve foreign sail
ing vessels. two steamers and twenty coasters
have been lost.
THE new Catholic University near Wash
ington. D. c., viii be formally dedicated and
opened on November 18th. Cardinal Glib