Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1889-11-15
LATER NEWS.

ARCHBISHOP SATOLLI the Popes delegate
to the Catholic Centennial at Baltimore, has
arrived at New York on the steamer La
Champagne
Moses ROBBINS, one of the most prominent
and wealthy men in Bloomsbury, n. j.,
committed suicide by hanging.
EARTHQUAKE shocks have been felt in
Illinois and Missouri.
SENATOR KENNEDY has announced his
withdrawal from the defense in the Cronin
murder trial at Chicago.
AT the Cronin trial in Chicago Martin
Burke was identified by three witnesses as
Frank Williams who rented the Carlson cot
tage where DR. Cronin is supposed to have
been murdered.
FREIGHT train was derailed 107 miles
west of Savannah. Six cars went of the
track cOlOred man stealing ride on one
of the derailed cars was killed.
DEL PINO BROTHERS immense cigar fac
tory at Key West, Fla, containing over one
million cigars, besides a large quantity of
Havana tobacco, has been completely con-
sumed by fire. The loss is $4,000.
SECRETARY TRACY has written letter to
Rear Admiral Gherardi complimenting him
on his conduct of American interests at
Hayti.
MRS. HARRISON left Washington on a visit
to Mrs. Wanamaker at Philadelphia.
DURING the past fiscal year the United
States MINIS carried a total of 90. 427, 40
TipceS worth $50 965 927 81
A LETTER has been received at Zanzibar
from Stanley the explorer, which reports
that he and his party are well.
In the first ten days that the subscription
books for the Worlds Fair at New York
were opened, for the purpose of raising a
guarantee fund of s., 900, 900, about 81, 100000
was subscribed.
The boiler of the steamer S. S. Brown ex-
ploded off Heresford Inlet, n. j. Three men
were fatally scalded ard the vessel badly
wrecked.
ABRAHAM HATFIELD entered the Milford
Mass Methodist Church during service apd
set fire to Oil-saturated cushions. The fire
was soon discovered and extinguished amid
much excitement.
DIX men were burned TO t9dUu dU Cuo
Colebrook furnace at Lebanon, Penn, by
the escape of molten iron. Two other labor
ers were fatally burned.
THE Supreme Court Of Michigan has deci-
ded that adopted children cannot inherit
from their foster parents
FIRE destroyed the West Refrigerator
Companys building in Chicago, ILL.,, causing
a loss Of two million dollars.
K. L. BOONE, a member of the Georgia
House Of Representatives, found dead
in his bed at his clearinghouse in Atlanta.
Apoplexy was the cause of his death.
By a collision of freight trains near
Wawak, Ind, two engines and fifteen cars
were completely wrecked and the track
badly torn up.
LEONARD'S mill dock on Muskegon Lake.
Mich, has been burned with large quantity
of lumber. The loss is not less than $50, 900.
PRESIDENT HARRISON has appointed War
rem G.. Sayre Of Indiana, member of the
Cherokee Commission, vice John F. Hart
ranft, of Pennsylvania, deceased.
By touching his finger to a telegraph key
President Harrison set in motion the wheels
of the Southern Exposition at Montgomery,
Ala.
The President has pardOned John A.
Kimball, convicted of violating the postal
laws and sentenced to imprisonment at hard
labor for two years
The EMPEROR and Empress of Germany
arrived in Constantnople and were received
by the Sultan with great honor.
The Spanish Government proposes to in
crease the import duty on wheat -four.
MANY families at Terrence Bay, Nova SEQ
tia, are bordering on starvation, owing to the
failure of the fisheries
AT the fortnightly meeting of the
Irish National league at Dublin it was an
nOunced that contributions amounting to
$40, 900 had been received from America since
the last meeting.
IN the municipal elections throughout Italy
the Liberal and Radical candidates were sue
cessful in the great majority of cases, the
Clericals winning in only a few towns.
MANN TTNbETNT NDnOurD