Evening journal., 1889-08-07
TELseaApHlc sRevlrles.
News Notes ~ Interest," Carefully Con-
densed.

Daniel Ennghton, for many years a well I
known hatte and one OF the oldest business /
men IN Albany, is dead.
The pac lie Postal Telegraph Cable COM |
pany has elected the following directors:
John w. MRckay, William G. Van Horne, |
George stephens, Charles Il Hoslner r en-
ard Y. Dey, Albert b. Chandler, Hestor dc
Castor, Edward G. Pintt and George Ward.
The inspectors OF election for 1890 win be
John H. Enerck Edward Allen aud Theo-
dore l.. Cuyler.
fire in the four story brick building
35 TO Al East Indiana street, Chicago, caused
the following losses! The Globe Iron com
pany, 5000; Crarey a Son, machinery,
So. 600; Chicago Seal company, 81 ,001 build
ing about $1,000 An were wei insured
Sheriff Van Buren, OF Oswego county N. X,
has sei2el the knitting mil factories at
Oswego Falls on An attachment Of S412, 600
OF A. y. Julhard n @, Wholesale dry goods
men in New Y Nork. The mills are temporarily
shut down. They belong 10 the Riverside and
Oswego Mil oomfany Of Providence r. |.
Their value is estimated at Si.00O,000 One
Thousand hands are employed
At a meeting Of representatives Of the
New England Trunk LINES association and
the Sou he' II association, Commissioner Tut
II
after Sept The passenger rats from all
points ia New England to al points in the
south ana southeast shall be the same. This
will Apply 70 all routcs
While Fred Kelse, a brakeman, was max
ing a coupling in the yard at Johnstown,
Pa, his head was caught by an approaching
car He was dragged under the wheels, both
legs being broken and his shoulder smashed
He died az 10 o'clock.
Judge Cummin, Of the Johnstown commits
sion. has greatly improved, and his consult
ing physician believes that the crisis has
passed, and albo thinks that his recovery Is
possible.
Seventy five Of the 100 girls who struck at
the Reading hosiery mills have returned to
work. The either twenty-hy declare that
they will not yield
The excursion steamer Annie, plying on
Mobile bay, was burned at her wharf. Loss,
$4,000; insurance 8oo0 The fire was prob
ably of incendiary origin.
The Arthur Kill bridge, just completed on
Staten Island, Is a stupvuduus work. IL has
a draw span Of l07 feet On tho Staten Isl
aud side Is a frame and pile treste s. 500 iect
long. The approach from the west Is 3, 800
foet OF trestle.
Dick Tate, Kentucky's defaultng state
treasurer, has been arrested m Scotishoro,
Ala
While the steamship Crystal, from Dun.
doe, was unloadng her cargo q jute at her
deck IN New York, fire broke out ia the
cargo and was exrnguished with considera.
be d iiieulty. About 5000 damage wa.
done.
Walter Lyon, United States district attor.
neY az Pittsburg reports that u alien con-
tract labor law has been violated by the inn
portation Of twenty-five English glass blow,
ers, employed by Chambers a Mckee al
Jeannette, Pa. They were procured hy a
Knights Of Labor assembly in Plttsburp
from a similar assembly in England.
Bids for furnishing the Washington navy
yard with an electric light plant were opened
nc the navy department. The Schuyler
Electric company, Of MiddletOwn, Conn.
was the lowest bidder at Sl3,7 $50
A mgn about 50 years old shot himself
dead ia Prospect park, Brooklyn. The name
and address paul Rouse, Morrstown, N.
~ was marked On his underclothing.
Nathan s Pinclmey, cashier OF the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern railroad, i.
missing, and about 900 Of the company,
funds have gone with him.
Cen Boulnnger says he has decided 10 re-
main in London unless his extradition is do
manded, in which case he viii sail for New
York
Patrick Dempsey, father Of pugilist Jack
Dempsey, is dead at his home in Brooklyn.
Eighty Nihilists have been arrested a
Kharkhof
Four cases Of smallpox are reported at lie
more Iowa
The tenth annual convention Of the Pho
J tographers association Of America is IN SEES
sion at Boston.
Gen. Grenfell is returning 20 Cairo. Thl
campaign is over. A body Of Egyptians wa
left at Sarras.
The town Of Delhi, O., 1000 inhabitants
was nearly wiped out by fire. The loss Is es
timated al s5OOO0.
George Pom, an official Of the Acme Lubri
eating OH company, Of Franklin, Pa, wa
found wandering about New York in a de
mented condition He was identified anC
cared for by officers Of the Standard Oi
company. He had started for Germany fo
his health, which had been impaired BY over
work.
Rev. J. W. b. Clark, a retired Baptis
minister, died at Haverhill, Mass, Of hear
failure, aged IS He was born in Rushford
/ N. Y.; was principal u Randolph academy
i now Chamberlin institute, two years, anc
had pastorates in Portsmouth, o., Albany
/ n Y, and in Haverhin He leaves a widow
and two children.
Capt. William Dawson, who was quarter
master Of Stewards famous Confederate cav
airy, is dead.
Thegeneral dissatisfaction among the cigar
makers Of New York has resulted in strike
at several factories, and the trouble is spread
' ing The men claim that the tenement hous
I system, which was checked for time by th
: enactment Of a law on the subject, is agan
Z in full sway, and that wages are down to III
starvation point.
Miss Jennie Tatum, agei about 60 year
was found hanging from limb Of tire
q near her home in the vicinity Of Hillsbort
: Tenn. Pride and modification at being d,
pendent upon the charity Of neighbors le
her 70 commit the deed
: Trying TO Save the state House.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. THE work Of dc
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