Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-02-08
BRIEF MENTION.

Secretary Endicott has determined upon the
removal of tie wreck of the steamship Atlas
in the North river.
The experts arrived in Albany, n Y, t.
examine the assembly chamber ceiling.
Mr.. Wanamaker, it is said, has abandoned
his trip 10 Europe. 2
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland returned to Wash
ington from New York
The naval inspection board will visit New
York next week to inspect the United State
steamer Juniata, which has just returned
from China.
Mrs Harrison and her daughter, Mrs. Nc
Kee, arrived safely home in indianapolis
from New York
Walter s. Bradl y shot his wife and com
nitted suicide in Chicago
The schooner s. A. Rudolph, owned by
John Mcdonald, Philadelphia, went ashore
near Point Pleasant in a binding saow,storn
A famine prevails in China aad a quarter
of million persons are starving in Chew
Kiang.
DIR. b. b. Mahornelle, steward of the River
side penitontiary at PittSbur& has been sRis-
pended panding an Investigation of the
charges OF cruelty and extortion.
No verdict has bsen reached in the tlial of
Denis j. Gallagher, constable at WilkesbaIre,
for the murder of Tnomas Ryan. The fore
man of the jury was taken III, but the jury
was not discharged
Ii is stated that twenty-five boys, inmates
of the Soldiers Orphan school at McAlisteI>
vile, Pa, have suddenly become insane
The steamer Carondelet was libsled and
prevented from sailing from New York to
Hayti with a cargo of ammunition AMI other
contraband articles.
At Syracuse, \. Y, Judge Wallace has
issued an ord.r removing jams A. Murray,
Of Buffalo, from the Office of United States
commissioner.
c. NJ Talcott, a Hartford, Conn, druggist,
made an assignment Liabilities 500, 900,
assets about 100000
Two hundred ship car2Altess fasteners and
dubbers in the New Elysaal Campany's ship
yard struck at Bath, NJ
In the convention OF c Nj operators and
minersin indianapolis tas Progressive union
lists carried al their points.
A deputation of coal producers from Mont
real arrived in Ottawa, Dat, to ask for an
increase in the duty on bituninous coal inn
ported from Pennsylvania.
The new Howe Manufacturing company,
of Bridgeport. Conn. which makes sewing
AtlICtltltts> z1ltNk tattc (tctANs VIII ~ NAt ~.
business Several hundred hands viii be
thrown out of employment
Governor Hill returned 70 New York from
Washington.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. Mary Hewins Fske
took place in New York Col. Robert q.
Ingerson delivered the funeral Grafton. The
remains were taken 70 Hartford. Conn, for
inter7nent
The National association Of stove makers
of North America met in Chicago
The conclusion of the argument in the case
Of the COMMONWEALTH against the Penn Mu-
talal Life Insurance company was heard by
Judge Silnonton, ia Harrisburg Pa. Decision
was reserved
The pennsy lva4.a Glass Works at Mead
villa. Pc. were burned. LIS $4,000.
The Z and jury in indianapolis returned an
Indictment against Joseph A. Moore, the de-
fansting agent for the Connecticut Mutual
Life Inssnance company. charged with t'n-
1ezzlesnenk
George Il Bradt a prominent business
man ia Chattanooga, Tcnn.. was acquitted Of
charge of arson.
The State Medical society geconvened at
Albany
Il Is denied ii Paris that BQulansas has az
n1isa ku ssle pups for aalivbst&