The National tribune., 1890-11-13

VINO Is to wed n millionaire pork packers
daughter in Chicago on Wednesday next, was
SUED Tor breech of promise Of marriage by
MISS Alico Cooley, South Chester school
teacher Mt Media.-John T. Murphy the de-
nnquent Boston agent of John M. Hummel g.
90, leather dealers of Philadelphia was
arraigned in the Municipal Criminal Court in
Boston, charged with the embezzloment of over
2o,O0O from his employers. He waived an ex-
animation and was held in $4,000 for his APP
pcarance Nov. 20-A woman who calls her
self Mabel Morton, has written from North
Adams, Mass, to the Canadian Minister of
Justice protesting to having committed the
murder OF Fred C. Benwell, for which Birchall
IS now under sentence of death.-D. A.
Greever, wealthy cattle dealer of Kansas
CITY, was shot and fatally wounded by Charles
clifford. travelling salesman from New York.
Clihord's wife charged Greever with making
insulting proposals. Annie NJ. Jones,
OF Coatesville, Pa was arrested in Jersey City
for trying to shoot DIR. William L. Pyle a
physician, who formerly lived in Philadelphia.
The girl accuses the Doctor of betraying her.
GENERAL.
President Evan Thomas. of the New York
Produce Exchange, has written letter TO Sec
rotary of State Blaine favoring reciprocity
with Newioundland.-Ma Gen. Nelson A.
Miles, U. s. A., who has been investigating the
indian religious craze, said in ST. Paul that he
DelieVed N0rmOns were Mt the bottom of the
excitement egotiatons for the sale of
Chicago packing houses to 4 syndicate are in
progress. The details of the scheme are said
to be practically completed. - Henry NJ. Stan
ley, the world-ren0wned African explorer and
author of In Darkest Africa" arrived In New
York, accompanied by his wife, her mother,
and several friends. He was greeted by Col.
Findiay Anderson, and gave q detailed cxpla-
nation OF the troubles of the rear guard that
ended so disastrously for tho members of that
portion OF the expedition cigar.shaped
vessel Cassard, which is to be marine wonder
and cross the ocean to Europe in four days, was
successfully launched Mt Baltimore-Mr
Herbert Welsh. of the Indian Association of
Philadelphia, will make a careful investigation
into the condition of Buffalo BilPs Wild West
Indians who will arrive on the Belgenland.
He will be assisted by Gen. OBsirne, OF
the Immigration Bureau of New York.
Judgments aggregating 1915, l21 for money
loaned to her in England were entered against
the property OF the Duchess of Marlborough
IN New York.--The heavy duties imposed
on Canadian eggs by the Mckinley bill has
resulted in the building OH the frontier of a
large poultry barn, half in the United States
and half in Canada. Hens will be fed on the
Canadian side. aud will cross the frontier to
lay their eggs.-Secretary Noble has refused
the second application of Mayor Grant for a
census recount of the population Of New York
City.-Gen. Schofcld, Commander of the
Army. in his annual report recommends that
the important seaboard cities should be ade-
quately fortified, and that each coast should be
provided with feet of sea-going batteshi ps
Since the lst instant, the Treasury Denart-
ment has paid out S20000,O0O on account of
pensions, causing o reduction of the surplus to
that extent