Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-03-07
LATER NEWS.

JOHN CAMPBELL OF NewTown. conn,
wife baater was taken out at night by four
masked citizens and logged until unconscious
IN the stocking works at Mannheim, Penn,
Kate Daveler. aged sixteen, had her hair
caught In the shafting, and before the ma
chinery could be stopped she was completely
scalped- She was fatally injured
THE National Bank at Lincoln, Penn,
which was piundered by Cashier Bard and
F. W Hull, has closed its doors under the
orders OF Bank Examiner Greene
SMALLPox is spreading in Texas. On one
ranch in Duval County sixty-fve persons
Of nurses and physicians
A LOCAL freight train jumped the track at
Founding Mill, Va, and the ENGINEER, brake
man and another man were killed and the
engine and FIVE cars were wrecked
A SEMINARY for girls has been burned at
San Marcos, Texas, and three OF the girls
were seriously burned, and thirty others only
escaped death by jumping from the third
story windows to gallery, from which they
escaped on ladders. Many were hurt in
making the jump.
NAPOLEON LAVAL called at the store of B.
Feldeman & Co, Charleston, S. c., and
asked to see his wife. who had been separated
from hun for some time When the woman
came down, Laval shot her, and then, enter
ing the store, shot Feldeman. Both of the
victims were fatally wounded.
THE President directed Major Calvin c.
Sniffen, Paymaster, to temporarily perform
the duties of Paymaster-General of TIE
Army, vice General William B. Rochester,
retired.
The President has issued a proclamation
directing the removal of all cattle from
grazing upon what is known as the Chero-
kee Outlet in the northern part Of the Indian
Territory The removal must be completed
by October 1.
THE new Sultan of Zanzibar, Seynoid Ali,
received all the European residents of
Zanzibar, and formally hoisted his flag.
The passenger steamer Duburg foundered
in a typhoon in the China Sea, and her 400
Chinese passengers and crew were drowned.
The only traces of her ever seen were float
ing bundles of rattan that formed part of
her cargo.
THE King of Italy has sent to Mayor Hart,
OF Boston, communication thanking the
Board of Police and Captain Cain and his of
ticers who risked their lives in rescuing
Italians at the recent fire in the city
A TRUST in farm implements was formed
at Utica, n Y, with a capital of 81, 900, OOO
Five large concerns form the combination.
LATHAM SHoLEs, the inventor of the
typewriter and pioneer journalist, died at
Milwaukee, Wis, aged II years.
ELLISON MOUNTS was hanged at Pikeville
Ky, for participating in the murder of Miss
Alafair Mccoy and her brother.
J. B. KELLY was arrested in ST. Louis and
identified as J. B. Simonds, wanted for com
plicity in the murder of DR.. Cronin at
Chicago.
THE tobacco establishment and stock of
Black & Co., Wheeling, w. Va, estimated
to be worth more than $780, 900, have been
seized by United States officers on account
of alleged overfilling of tobacco packages.
COUNT JULIUS ANDRAssY, the Hungarian
statesman, who has been ill for some time at
Volosca, is dead, aged 67 years.
A DUEL between two officers of the Car of |
of Russia's hussar guard, at TsarslEoe, in
which both were wounded, one fatally, has
greatly incensed the Emperor who intends
to make an example of the survivor.
The passenger steamer Coral Queen has
been sunk off the River Tees, England, in a
collision with the steamer Brinio. 1t is re-
ported that sixteen persons on the Coral |
Queen were drowned
AT Muhlhausen, in Saxony, there was
fight at a socialist election meeting, which |
went so far that the soldiers were called to |
restore order. Thirty persons were wounded |