Telegram-herald., 1890-02-28
NOTES OF THE DAY.


been very successful
JOAN Caldwell veteran ef 1919. who
sisd IN the Soldiers Home al kearney.
k j.. Wednesday, Was lee years CID. =
David willoasnby. member Of the
London gol town council is under ar
rest charged with attempted ssfe-burg-
larry.
Bohemian oas agents have recently
swindled lsEss numeer OF farmers In
Niagara, Orleans and WsyRs counties,
ny. o
n. <. Boynten, wholesale boot and
shoe deeler ST Boston, has failed. his
liabilities are estimated at upwards of
SIS. 600.
William Niekie, president Of the
thousand Islands Steamboat Company,
Is dead AZ Kingston. ont he vas -
years old.
Mrs. Israel Ealy. OF Powell, o.,
dropped dead in the Grand opera-hoase
al Columbus. O., Wednesday evening
Heart failure Was the cause.
The planning and ssw-mill Of 5 Hsege
& Co. OF Columbus, Ind, MAS burned
Wednesday, the loss being about sSo,-
600 and the insurance s.. 900.
At Scranton. Pa, Martin Starrow, en-
ployed IN a stone quarry, rxmmed a bar
into hole containing a dynamite car
fridge. His body was blown TO pieces.
IL is rumored in New York that DR..
MeGlynn is desirous OF settling his
differences with the Pope and Of being
reinstated as priest OF the Catholic
church.
Representative Reyburn, OF Phiis-
delphia. Pa, the successor OF William
ID. Kelley, has invested. il is said, about
$1,000. 600 in real estate al LeaYen-
worth, Kan.
Broker Pell, charged at New York
with bank wrecking. was surrendered
on Wednesday by one OF his bondsmen
and was again locked up, being unable
to secure bail in $50, 600
Howard Carroll, well-known ex-
newspaper man Of New York, and a
son-in-law of John ii. Starin. is writ
ing life of President Arthur, with
whom hc was closely associated.
The superior court Of baltimore has
decided that the city must pay SO, goo
10 Cipriano Fernandini for the death of
his son, who was swept into a sewer dur
ing a storm last June and drowned.
Mr. T. v Powderly announces that he
is in receipt OF several ofie-s from diff
ferent parts of the country offering 20
care for some of the families OF starving
miners in the Scranton coal district
In order to settle disputes as to the
positions occupied by various commands
in the battle of Chickamausa many OF
the participants have decided 10 meet
on the battlefield on some date in May,
1890.
C. j. Payne, police officer of Jack
sonville, Fla, was shot and killed by a
negro who had been compelled 70 pick
up a banana peel from the floor OF a
store, where he had thrown it. The
murderer escaped.
Jacob Henkell, an extensive New
York cigar-box manufacturer. on
Wednesday turned his property over to
his creditors. His liabilities are esti-
mated as s1I4, 600, and it is thought the
assets will be sufficient TO meet ali
| claims.
Extremes Of temperatures prevailed
Wednesday on the North American con-
tinent In the Northwest Thermometers
marked 40 below zero, while in the Rio
Grande valley the temperature regis
tered 90. and at Jacksonville, Fla,
reached 81
AS the result of quarrel at Long
view, Ca, Henry Brown was shot and
instantly killed by John May, hi'
uncle; Lou Brown, a brother Of the
murdered man. was badly wounded, spd
Alexander Watson, a half-brother oi
May, received a pistol shot in the bow
els which NAV prove fatal.