, 1890-10-16
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The Empire Lumber Company. n,
Macon, Ga, the largest lumber concern
in Georgia, has failed, with liabilities Of
$500 900.
The physicians attending the King n,
Holland had consultation YESTERDAY
with two cabinet ministers, when it wa,
decided that the condition of tho kin,
rendered him unfit to reign.
The Corean legation was honored Sun.
day by the arrival OF little stranger in
the person of son to Mr.. and Mr.,
Ye Cha Yum, charge de atfaires. The
young gentleman Is the first "natiye
born" Corean in the United States.
An Omaha stock train and an Eastern
Minnesota freight train collided on tho
Great Northern line Sunday niRht.
Fireman Hill was killed, Fireman An.
derson fatally wounded and four other
train hands seriously hurt.
Five young men, Solomon, John and
Angelow Fletcher, Cheafus Mcrrck and
Alonzo Cannon, were drowned in tho
river near kinkara, n. Y, Sunday after
noon by the capszing of the boat in
which they were bringing some large
tmbers down the river.
A procession numbering $1,000 per-
sons marched through the streets OF
Dublin yesterday in honor of the
memory of Father Mathews, tn apostle
of temperance.
While six men were engaged In hoist.
ing steel bars weighing several tons at
the Illinois Steel Company's yards in
Chicago Sunday afternoon. the derrick
broke and the mass fell upon the mon.
All were badly injured, and ono will
probably die.
The body of Annie V. Dallas and that
of q young man known as Lawrence
MoBeth, the woman's lover, were found
in Lake Michigan at Chicago Sunday.
The woman was of questionable char
acter. The young mans name Is said
TO be Beath. lie was from Canada, and
had been an actor.
Secretary Tracy, in a recent interview,
said that tho report cabled from London
that he had boycottcd Roaoh's shin
yards because the property had been
purchased by an English syndicate was
humbug. lie had not known that the
yards had been sold until he saw the
cablegram.
The annual convention of the l.aun-
drymen's National Association met IN
Pittsburg yesterday, with seventy five
members present from all parts OF the
country. In his annual address Presi-
dent Doremus denounced the Chinese.
and advised the local organizations to
starye them out.
1t is understood that the Colombian
government asks the Panama Canal
Company for a vary heavy payment for
the extension of time In Coombia's
canal concession which the company de-
slres. lt Is thought that If Colombia
insists on the demand the result will be
the final winding up Of the company.
The wife Of Arthur o Connor, mem.
her of parliament for East Donegal, was
found Sunday lying unconscious in pool
Of blood at tho Walworth road station.
one OF her thighs was broken and there
were several severe woundS in her head.
1t Is supposed that she iell from the
platform OF the Walworth road station
TO the street beneath.
Ten thousand farmers from Ohio, In
diana, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Wis
consin and other states, who were in
ST. Louis during fair week. signed a
memorial to petition to Vice President
Morton, president of the senate, OBJ.
lectlnR TO the Conger bill which passed
the house, and which places lax on
compound lard, etc.
Walton o. Kernochan, wealthy
young man, who occupied bachelor
apartments in the Delta Phi club at
New ork, blew his brains out ia his
room at an early hour Sunday morning
lils friends think he was temporarily
insane on account OF insomnia, from
which he had been suffering ior several
weeks.
An organization has been perfected IN
Washington to be known as the "Daugh-
tors of the American Revolution" The
OBJECT Is to secure and preserve the his
torlcal spots of America, and erect
thereon suitable monuments to the
memory of the heroic deeds of the men
and women who aided the revolution
ana created constitutional government
IN America. Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison
has been elected president.
large number of members of the
British, German and American societies
who attended the recent iron and steel
congress in New York arrived in Chi
| cago yesterday morning. They were
met by large committee, and formal
| reception was rendered them at the
ialiner house, where Mayor Cregier,
aiter speech of welcome, rendered the
visitors then freedom of the city.
At yesterdays $ session of the socialist
congress Herr Singer made an address
in which he pointed out that the attend
ance at the congress of delegates from
Iarls, London, Copenhagen, Geneva,
warsaw, Vienna, Tho Hague ard Stock
holm, carried out the prediction that the
ptotectarians of all countries would
eventually unite to fulfill the missions Of
socialism and elect the Liberation OF sui
iering humanity.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, toll gate
keeper and postmistress at Toledo,
ienn.. who was shot by masked ruff
mans Friday night, died Sunday. Three
men are under arrest, and the officials
say they are undouptedly the right
ones. They intended to plumber the
mouse. but the brave woman, who was
u soldier widow, resisted, and fired an
eneetual shot at them. They returned
the fire, mortally wounding her and fled.
At Queenstown, Sunday, detectives
were securing the harbor in boats all
day in search of Dillon and OBrien.
They boarded the stean ers Umbria and
Wisconsin and all the tugs and tenders.
They also searched all the incoming
mail trains. The authorities evidently
believe that Dillon and O'Brien had not
yet sailed. Deasey and Lane, members
of parliament, boarded the Umbria,
causing intense curiosity.
Official information recently received
in Washington furnishes ground for
confidence that the Nicaragua canal will
be completed within tho next six or
seven years. There nre now mole than
thousand men ut work on the line and
SIX surveying parties are in the field un-
der the direction of Chief Engineer
Menochai, making details and estimates
upon which to base contracts with pri-