Evening journal., 1889-10-24
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Senator Nest has recovered from his re-
cent illness AMI gone 10 Washington.
Charles NJ. Reeves, son Of Postmaster
Reeves, Of Cape May Point. n. j., was
drowned al C4ne May while trying 20 swim
ashore after hs boat had filled and sunk
NJ Metra, the French compoer, is dead in
Paris
The Earl OF Invrn and Melville died in
London from the eifects OF injuries received
in a recent carringe accident.
The unknown dead Of Johnstown are being
inferred in plot especially set aside for that
purpose.
John G. X Truair, for thirty years pub
Usher of the Syracuse Journal, is dead, aged
72 years
John Il. Coe, postmaster at Lycoming, N.
Y, and prominent politician, was struck
by a train on the Rome, Watertown and Og-
den track and instantly killed.
The Grand commandery knights Templar
Of New York state adjourned TO meet at
Auburn on oct z and :. 1880, where the next
Grand encampmcnt and conclave win be
held
Three moro cases Of pleuro-pneumonia
have been discovered among cattle landed at
Deptford, Londob, from New York and Bos-
ton.
The grand jury OF New York has dis
missed the charge against President Nathan
lei Niles. OF the Tradesmens National bank,
Of renting house with the knowledge that
il was TO be put " an immoral use
During September past s,54i Immigrants
came 10 this country against 81, $50 Ia Sep
tembor 1873. Germany furnished &, $50, Eng.
hand and Wales, n,hSl; Ireland, 5,29i; Swe-
den and Norway, 9,S0; Russia, 1850; Scot
land, l,s95; Italy, l,776, and France, 76s.
Merchandise exports from the United
States during September past aggregated IL
value S65, ,074 ,S7l, against SSi ,934, 5s4 in Sep
temher, lSsS. Imports for the past month
were valued at s5s ,6i2, 30, against S54, lg3
2l5 in September, 1888
The steamer City OF New York defeateS
the Toutonic in race across the ocean bl
an hour and a half
Engllshmen will erect at Ticonderoga
n. ", monument over the forgotten grav
Of Lord Howe, who figured gallantly in th
battle of Nconderoga IN iThS
Tho letter carriers OF Charleston, s. c., Il
response to suggestion from the letter car
riers Of New York, have contributed 81 eac
70 fund for monument 10 the late
s. Cox.
| The dedication Of the new Farnsworth ar
building at WELLESLEY college has occurred
Rev. Alexander Mckenzie made the address
The Columbus Bolt works have been par
TALLY burned. Loss, $4,000; fully covore
by insurance.
John Thomson, OF Philadelphia, one Of th
oldest Masons in Pennsylvania, is dead II
was a3 years Of age.
Rev. S. A. Eliot, son OF President Eliot {
Harvard, has been married 70 Miss Francs
II. HopAdnson OF Cambridge, Mass.
The United States steamer Thetis, whic
II was feared had met with mishap IN Aret
waters, and regarding whose safety graz
fears were felt, u safe at Ounalaska.
W. L. Mott, New York Central brak
man. fell under the wheels OF a car In tl
yards at East Syracuse and was instant
killed.
Jackson D. Humes, while despondei
through drink, committed suicide BY han
ing at Olean, ~ " He leaves a widow az
three children in destitute circumstances
William H. Gates, former agent OF Il
Hammond Typewriter company, hns begu
suit against the concern for $4,000 damag
for false arrest and malicious persecution.
About hfty employees or the foundry q
partment Of the Brooks Locomotive works
Dunkirk, N. ", are out on strike becau
one of their number was discharged
The steamer D. Ballentine, with the barr
Ironton and the tug Protection, went asho
at Winnetta, ILL.,, in heavy gale The Ii
saving crew OF Evanston, commanded
Capt Lawson and composed entirely Of st
dents OF the Northwestern university, d
noble work in rescuing every man of Il
crews.
It ia stated that the Hungarian patri
Kossuth is about 70 become a naturaliz
citizen Of Italy, and that he is 10 be nor
mated as a candidate for the Italian senate