Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1890-08-22
LATER NEWS,

THE President and many thousand veterans
arrived in Boston, Mass, to participate in
| the G. A. Z. encampment-
A FREIGHT train ari coal engine were in
collision near Fishers, N Y. Twenty cars
were piled UP in the ditch. The following
are the killed: Dancy, Jesse. an engineer.
Palmer, Lewis an engineer; died two hours
| after the accident happened, and Harris.
| Fred, brakeman.
AT a dance of Italians in a saloon at
| Glasco. n. Y, fight took place, during
! which an italian known as No. was killed
and another man was fatally dubbed
a CLoUDBUEsT, accompanied by violent
electrical storm, visited Rapid City, South
Dakota A number of buildings were
flooded. Sanford Clark, of the Eta Mine,
was killed by lightning.
CHARLES and Daniel Ellison, brothers.
killed each other at Pattison, Texas. Moth
ing further was known about the matter.
WILLIAM BEAVER, colored man, at Ar
kansas City, Neb., attacked Mrs Lucy
| Alternately, but she beat him of and fed
| That evening he made similar attack upon
| colored girl. Beaver was arrested, but a
crowd of men took him away from the
! Sheriff and hange him to a tree.
SUPERINTENDENT PORTER says that the
final result of the population of the country
will be announced in time for Congress TO
pass an apport;onment
THE Senate Committee on Postoffices and
Postl Dads ordered the Anti-Lottery Mail bill
be reported to the Senate, with a recommen-
dalton that it pass.
THE Philadelphia will succeed the Balti-
more as flagship Of the home squadron, the
command of which falls to Captain Henry
Erben-
THE British steamer Halcyon collided with
Spain. The Halcyon sank. Thirteen persons
were drowned.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, of Germany, has ere
ated Prince Frederick Eitel, his second son,
Duke of Heligoland.
THE Delaware Democratic State Conven-
ZION at Dover nominated Robert J. Reynolds
for Governor.
The Pennsylvania State Board Of Lunacy
shows that in five hospitals at Harrisburg,
Danville, Norristown, Warren and Dixmont,
there have been during the year 1850 admis-
sions, 1914 discharges and 1873 resident
patients, an increase of 300 patients.
The Salvadorian Government has made
full reparation for its seizure of the United
States Consulate.
THE Photographers Association of Ameri-
ca held its annual session in Washington
Professor Otis Mason delivered the address
of welcome which was responded to by
President Appleton. Buffalo, n Y, was
selected as the place for the next meeting.
THE Republican and Democratic State
Conventions were held simultaneously at
Cheyenne, Wyoming. The Republicans
nominated for Governor Francis Z. Warren,
of Cheyenne. The Democratic Convention
nominated for Governor George W. Baxter
also of Cheyenne.
THREE workmen were burned to death by
an explosion of molten metal at the Joliet
(Ill.) Steel Works
HENRY LUTz, the nineteen-year-olds son of
Henry Lutz, of st. Joseph, Mo-, who is
WOrUu ID muuOu uOlI1TS, Is III jail IueT0
charged with grand larceny, the charge
having been preferred by his father.
GOVERNOR STEEL has ordered a new cleo
ton in the Territory Of Oklahoma in order
to supply the several vacancies owing to
death. AS the Legislature stands it is tie
between the Republicans and Democrats,
and as there are two county members to
elect and one delegate-at-large, the election
creates much interest.
EMPEROR WILLIAM, Of Germany, took
part in the autumn parade of the Guards at
Berlin.
NATIVES attacked detachment Of the
Spanish garrison at zap, Caroline Islands,
killing twenty eight men.
JUDGE MILES OREILLY, of Hamilton,
Canada, is dead, aged eighty-four. He was
the oldest Queens Counsel with the excep-
ton of Sir John A. McDonald) and the old
est Judge in the Dominion, having been
elected TO the Bench in 1887.