Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-11-07

Owing to the new tariff law Of the
United States, 1000 weavers in Silesia
are idle.
w. j. Buchanan, general manager of the
Bank of Montreal, has resigned, owing to
i'll health.
Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul has been
summoned to Rome, but for what purpose
is not known.
Letters from Emin Pasha say his ex.
petition is advancing steadily and that all
hands are well.
The Ute Indians still continue to make
trouble in Colorado, killing cattle and in
timidating settlers.
The steamship Idaho. ashore at the Is
land OF Anticosti, has been broken up by
the gales, and has disappeared from sight.
The steamer j. d. Dewar, which was
stolen from F'rankfort-on -the-Lalxe three
weeks ago, has turned up at Manitowoc,
Wis.
Fifteen cars loaded with cattle and
horses were ditched in Yuma county. Cal,
Wednesday, and none of the animals will
live.
The question of the constitutionality of
New York's electrocution law has been
brought up in the United States supreme
court
Henry Cassin. the New York bell boy
who stole $1,000 from the safe of the
Hotel Vendome, goes to prison for nine
years.
A new mountain range has been discov-
cred between the boundary of Nevada and
Idaho. The range is about rs miles in
length.
The annual convention of the Womcn's
Christian Temperance Union has closed at
Kingston, Ont Next years convention
will be held in Toronto.
Chas. Fischer brother Of the executed
Chicago anarchist, committed suicide at
Pittsburg Sunday by strangling himself
with a silk handkerchief.
The London stock exchange was greatly
depressed last week. but the pressure has
been relieved by a sale of so, 900, 600 worth
of American railroad securities.
The pay of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul parlor car conductors has been
reduced to $50 per month, and the men are
1AoNNooi No WV esNaN ioibitlNy VI
Vicar-General Vincent. superior of ST.
Michaers college, and who was Canadian
superior-general of the Basilican order
from 1861 to 1886, is dead in Toronto.
Mrs. Sarah C. Sadler Of Stoddart county,
Mo-, is under arrest for defrauding the
governm ent by securing a pension in a boz
gus manner. She received about So, 900.
VIM. Nothing and wife of Chicago were
found dead in bed the other morning, hav-
ing been asphyxiated by gas. Whether it
was case of suicide or not is unknown.
In Kingston the other night VIM Picker
ing, a one-nmed man. was knocked down
by foot-pads and robbed of Sl12 and his
artificial arm. The arm was valued at
$50.
A Halifax dispatch says the failure of
John p. Chetwynd, fish dealer, is one of
the worst that has occurred in Novia
Scotia this year. Liabilities about $780,
COO.
AT Leavenworth, KY, last week the
postmaster excluded the entire mail edition
of the Leavenworth Times. because it con-
tanned a list of articles won at a rattle at a
CaJuOIc lalr.
The workmen employed by the Fl. G.
Frick coke company at Scottdale, Pa. have
threatened to strike if a discharged en-
ploye is not reinstated. The number of
employees is 10000.
Near Vaidesta, Loundeg Co. Ga, Thurs
day afternoon Negro named Balseo COM
mitted brutal assault upon Miss Hardee,
daughter of prominent planter The
Negro was taken from the officers by .
mob of whitGs, tied to a tree and shot to
death.
A dispatch from Salt Lake City, u. r.,
announces that the body of Detective Jas.
T.. Murphy of Columbus, o., has been
found near Ogden. Murphy mysteriously
disappeared at Ogden September 90, while
en- route to San Francisco. 1t is thought
he was murdered.
The ordinance granting the right Of way
to the Lake street elevated railroad has
been vetoed by Mayor Gregier Of Chicago
on the ground that the requisite amount of
frontage consent had not been obtained
from property owners on the east end of
the line.