Evening journal., 1890-03-04
NEWS IN BAIer.
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Edward Payson Wilder, the senior mem
Der Of the law firm Of Wilder, Wilder &
Lynch, died March 5, at his home in New
York, OF consumption. Mr.. Wilder was
born at Ahmednnggar, India, forty-four
years ago He was the son Of the mission
airy, the Rev Royal G. Wilder, Of Vermont
and was graduated from Yale in 1869.
Several leading rubber manufacturers
have announced an advance OF 81 per cent.
in the prices OF their goods
The czar has forbidden the princes Of the
Dolgorouki family the morganatic sons Of
his father-~to return 70 Russia, and has
paid them 1900, 600 rubles for their es-
tates, although the property is easily worth
double that sum.
The archbishop OF Paris has issued pas
toral letter forhidding the practice Of crema-
tion Of the dead by Catholics
Melcher Rep.l has beon elected mayor OF
Portland, Ne. For city officers the Demo-
Gratis carried two wards and the Republi-
cans FIVE
"Buffaio Billn and his entire band OF In
dians visited the Vatican and were blessed
by the pope.
Mrs. Ann Haightand her daughter, Kitty,
have been held for the grand jury upon a
charge Of grand larceny at Peekskill, n. X.
They were taken TO White Plains, where
bail was fixed at 81 600 each They were
charged with stealing $500 in government
bonds from the estate Of Mrs. Rebecca Lyons,
deceased.
Mrs. Ella Dietz clymer has been reelected
president Of Sorosis.
David Harris, who was the first president
Of the Amalgamated Association Of Iron
and Steel Workers at Pittsburg, has dis
appeared leaving no word behind him, and
his friends are getting very uneasy about
him.
Il is said that foreign capitalists wish to
run Chcago's Worlds fair for the money
there may be in the enterprise.
Dr. Charles Towner, alias Turner, alias
Rev. g. B. Cahusac, a mscreant whose busi-
ness was the ruin Of young girls, has been
exposed by "Willice Wharton the Nellie
BLY, Of Chicago, who is employed on The
Times staff
In the debate in the house Of commons on
the adoption OF the Parnell commission re-
port Mr.. Gladstone made a strong speech
against its adoption. He said that in asking
the house to give full effect to the acqnittal
Of Mr.. Parnell on all serious charges he
would have the members recollect the in
fanny Of the accusations. If these accusa-
tions had been proved Parnell would have
been branded as an assassin, a coward, q
liar and a hypocrite For long time Mr..
Parnell had stood thus pilloried before The
country. Was not full reparation due himi
Owing to the illness OF Mrs. Mary Il. Flack
the trial Of her husband Sheriff Flack, his
son, William, and Referee Joseph Meeks has
been postponed by Judge Barrett in the
court Of oyer and terminer for one week.
G. G. Rowland has suddenly left Mount
Vernon with several unpaid bills and d
bride, although it is alleged he has wife
in Pennsylvania.
President Leland, Of the Sixth National
bank, New York, is TO retire, and A. IL
Stevens will be elected president.
The general committee of the New York
Ballot Reform league has presented to the
assembly at Albany probably the largest
petition ever sent to a legislative body.
The petition, which weighed half ton,
asked for the passage Of the pending ballot
reform bill.
Engineer John Cowan, Fireman Harvey
Galehouse and Head Brakeman Edfore were
burned TO death in a wreck at Lakeville, O.
on the Pittshurg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
/ railroad.
Much opposition is shown in New York L
the proposediuse of Bedloes Island as land
ing place for immigrants.
Margaret Foley, Of Hobollen, N. j., wa
killed by a locomotive on the Erie railro az