Evening journal., 1889-08-01
TELeeRApHlc sREvlrlEs.
News Notes Of Interest Carefully Con-
densed.

Inc JOURNAL deS Debats says that the coup
meditated by Gen. Boulanger has failed.
William Hook, Of Mensvlle, Ulster county,
N. Y, has been held In 81 800 hail for ex-
animation by United States Commissioner
Shields, charged with attempting TO defraud
the government by trying To collect an exor-
bitant bill frsm the pension office for services
Emil Wahle, well known Buffalo mus-
clan, orchestra leader and member Of the
firm Of Joseph Wahle a. Sons, is dead He
was aged 45 years
Governor Beaver has received through the
German consul at New York $40 900 from the
people Of Berlin and over 81 200 from the
mayor and council Of Mannheim for the Johns
town sufferers
Supreme Court Justice George ?. Andrews,
Of New York, has been married in London TO
Mrs. Catherine Van Auken, daughter Of the
late Commodore Garrison.
Senator Evarts' law partner states that Mr..
Evarts did not draft constitution for the
North Dakota convention, as has been re-
ported
Edmund briggs, one of the oldest, most
prominent and wealthiest citizens Of Brook
lyn, is dead, aged 81 years He made for
tune in the Shipping trade, and was largely
interested in insurance and other business
The Journeymen Plumbers and Gas and
Steam Filters labor unions OF the United
States and Canada, az their annual session in
Brooklyn, voted to sever their connection
with the Knights Of Labor and establish an
independent organization. This is said 10
take $1,000 members from the Knights Of
Labor.
A Washington special states that DR.. w.
A. Hammond is experimenting win DIR.
Brown-Sequard's elixir OF life The .xir Is
"A connection Of organic matter, which Is in
jected into the veins. DR.. Hammond says
the old man ON whom he is testing the remedy
seems TO be growing younger.
The will Of the late Charemagne Tower Of
Philadelphia, leaves the entire estate in trust
for the widow and five children, the widow
10 receive s. 900 per month from the income
and each Of the children $500 per month. The
executors are debarred from selling any part
Of the testator's lands, and all rents and roy.
alties 70 be invested as part Of the estate. Nc
public hequests are made. The estate Is val
ued at about $40, 10000.
Negotiations have been completed for th,
sale Of all the breweries in Omaha 10 a Euro
pean syndicate for 81 100000 The purchaa
ers are said to be the Rothschilds
Sir Thornton, the noted S-year-old trottinl
stallion, who defeated all records Of his az,
at Aurora, Ills, last week, died al Joliet oi
influenza He was vesued at 5000
Jay Gould and family arrived at Saratogl
from lrvington-on-theH Hudson. They vii
occupy a cottage at the United States hote
during August
Florence Qninlan, teamster was mur
dered at Albany by lanes Grace, anothe
teamster The latter had been fighting wit
a man named james Omelin and Quinian al
J tempted 10 separate Them when Grnc
plunged penknife twice into his groin Ii
leaves a wife ana five children. Grace wa
, arrested.
Murat Halstead, Of The Cincinnati Con
mercial Gazette, has returned from Europ
The bill 70 move the state capital Of Ne
Hamp hire from Concord 20 Mancheste
was killed by a large majority.
! The Eighty-seventh. One Hundred an
Thirtieth and Two Hundredth regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers, will hold join
reunion at York, Pa, Sept "a.
; Furnace and casting buildings Of tn
Diamond plate glass works at Kokomo, Ind
were burned Loss, $4,000; Insurance.
, $4,000
Ex-United States senator f H. Rollins
( dead. He was "a years old and died at Il
Isle Of Shoals. He never regained consciou
ness after sustaining the stroke Of paralysi
r A widow and three children survive him
Charles Dnger and Harry Smart wei
hanged at Louisville, Ky. Diger's moo
Slipped, and the trap had 10 be sprung &
bin twice.
Sept - has been fixed as the date ar
fremont temple. Boston, as the place Il
holding the Massachusetts, Republican sta
convention. Ex-Governor George d. Rob
sln win be the presiding officer and Ho
Henry Cabot Lodge chairman Of the cor
mittee on resolutions