Fair play., 1889-11-16

THE Standard Oil Company. on the
| Pittsburgh, Pa, the Freedom pa re-
| finery and the Craig pipe line to the
| Washington pa oil field. The Globe
| refinery is one of the largest in the
| country. and being Independent has al
| ways been big thorn in the side Of
| the Standard
COLONEL WM. CAS>IUs GoopLoE, Of
noon. on the 10th. from the effects of
| the wounds received IN his encounter
with Colonel Swope.
{. HUDSON SMITH, pastor of the Pill
grim Church of Dorchester. Mass,
whose mysterious disappearance last
spring, subsequent discovery in San
Francisco and return to his pastorate in
the fall formed fruitful theme Of gos-
sip and wonderment, has again disap-
peared, without giving any intimation
of his intended departure or leaving ID:
clew by which to trace him.
lN the German Reichstag, on the 1thI.
the AntiSocialist bill was. after a heat
ed debate. referred to committee.
LEVIN 7. HALL. and his sister. society
people of Somerset County. Md, who
were convicted on. October . of incen-
diarism. were both sentenced. on the
9th. to ten years in the penitentiary.
Miss Hall was sentenced while she was
lying:in her bed sick, the Judge going
to the Jail for the purpose. -.
THE centennial anniversary of the
appointment of Bishop Carroll, the
lea, was celebrated with imposing
grandeur at Baltimore on the 10th
AT San Francisco. on the 9th, Sunol,
senator Stanford's lilly broke the three
year-old record on tic Bay District
track, trotting a mile in 2:l0l@.
HENRY W. Chs AMEEELIS, of New York
City, president of the Chamberlin Man
ufacturing Works and prominent bust
ness man and Mason, died suddenly on
the 9th
TIE Yalc-Corncll football game. on
the 9th. resulted in favor of Yale. 20 to
0. Harris. of Cornell, was badly injured.
and one Yale maH was carried off the
field also seriously hurt.
AHvICES from Shoa concerning the
burning of Gondar, the capital of Abys-
sinia. say that during the absence OF
Nazas. King Mcnclck's General. the
dervishcs set fire to and burned the city
and lnassacred the garrison. Upon the
return of General Nazas an engage
men: took place between his forces and
the dervishes. which resulted in the de-
feat Of the latter.
THE police of Boston.have been asked
to look up Mr.. Andrew p Anderson,
aged nincty-two. who, according to his
witc's story. left his home about five
weeks ago with between $1,000 and
5000 in his possession. with which to
pay some bills. and. has not been seen
since.
The body of State Treasurer VIM. B.
H:Vt Of Pennsylvania laid in state in
the Capitol at Harrisburg. from / / a. N.
to ! p. M, on the 18th, after which the
funeral cortege proceeded to Harris
burg Cemetery where the intcrment
took place with military honors.
THE master lightermen Of London
held a meeting. on the 9th, and agreed
to concedc the demands of their en-
ployes.
:; THE condition of the King of Holland
has greatly improved. lie is again able
to transact business, and goes out driv-
ing every day.
MATTHEW SULLIVAN, lincman en-
ployed by Brooklyn telephone COM
pany.while walking on the tracks of the
Union Elevated railroad, on the 9th, was
struck by ! train and precipita,ed to the
street. His skull was crushed by the
fall, resulting in instant death.