Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-11
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In railroad collision near Medina del
Campo AZ people wore injured
Senator Squires, OF Washington, will
not accept the Chinese mission.
The island of Trinidad has decided to
take part in the worlds fair in 1898.
The Ohio Southern railroad will build a
branch line from Springfield TO Lima, o.
Hon. w. L. Scott, of Erie, Pa, who is
dangerously i'll, has been taken to New
port.
Duluth, Mimi, at the rate Of so TO rs cars
a day.
William Wilson. of Elizabethtown, Col. =,
was gored TO death by mad Jersey bull,
Saturday.
The Russian minister OF finance has
made two issues of 25, 900, 900 roubles Of
paper money.
The union cabinetmakers, of Chicago,
numbering nearly 1000, struck Tuesday
Cor an eight hour day.
The New York prohibitionists have NOM
mated a full state ticket, with j. w. Bruce,
a retired farmer, for governor.
Maj. John j. Safely, of Silvenwood,
Ind, prominently known in mining and
political circles, died Tuesday.
Khedive Pet, registered Jersey COW,
owned by Charles ii. Smith, of Green
vile, Miss, recently gave birta to four
healthy calves.
Charles White, the American manager
of the London illustrated News, was mar
ried Monday TO Mrs. Emma Nagel at
Cheyenne, Wyo.
The freight brakemen and conductors on
the Lake Erie and Western railroad have
struck again because the new schedule did
not prove satisfactory TO them.
The Mississippi valley lumbermen's as
scciatior has been organized at Mnneapo-
lis, MINI. The chief object of the associa-
ton is TO raise the price of lumber.
C. p. Huntington, the railroad magnate,
has purchased the Astoria & South Coast
railroad in Oregon, for s54. 900. 1t will be
connected with the Southern Pacific sys-
! TEN.
Rev. DIR. Lorimer, in dedcating a bap-
fist church at Chicago Sunday, said that
| Sunday should not be considered a sacred
dav, but rather as day of rest and amuse-
ment
Mrs. Mary Salisbury died at Belling-
ham, Mimi, Monday night, aged l02 years.
Her husband, who is 1913 years old, is also
dying. The couple had been married so
years.
Opponents of the Catholic parochial
schools in North Dakota are trying 70 have
them closed because the sisters who teach
in them have no certificates from the state
authorities.
George OFT, aged %, fatally stabbed his
brother John, aged 10, at Allegheny, Pa
A pen knife was used. being driven into
Johns left lung near the heart George
was arrested.
''Sister Beatrice" the bogus nun, who
as Mrs. Oliver. sued the late Senator ST.
mon Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, for breach
Of promise, has been arrested in New York
| as a vagrant.
Mr.. Gladstone, in writing against the
, formation OF a British labor party says
that ''if every class of the community ex-
ercised the right to form party, we should
have queer parliament"
The trustees of the New York life insur-
ance company have dismissed Theodore NJ.
Banta, the cashier who made the charges
OF mismanagement against the president
and trustees of the company four years
ago.
Mrs. Robert Ray Hamilton's Gan a
Mistake" company has disbanded at Shan
oxen, Pa, because of lack of patronage.
The members of the company objected to
continuing the tour unless salaries were
paid.
William Foyer prisoner in the Denver
Jail, was convicted of petty offense by
his fellow prisoners and subjected to so
lashes Gu the bare back. The prison au-
thorities saw the outrage and didn't in
| terfere.
James McHugh, night Waterman, and
Walter Corey. aged Ii, were frightfully
mangled by the explosion of gas in the
water supply house of Bales Brss'. glass
factory at Muncil, Ind, Saturday, neither
can recover.
The porte's concession TO Russia in al
lowing transports with convicts to pass
through the Dardanelles does not effect ex-
istlng treaties. The vessels must obtain
the consent Of the porte, through the Rus
sian embassy.
Private advices state that Senator Haw-
ley, of Connecticut, has been offered tho
war Office, to succeed Secretary Proctor,
and that Gen. Hawley has been at Cape
May, comforting with President Harrison
about the matter.
Writs of habeas corpus have been sworn
out at New York in the cases Of the Rus
sian Jews detained at the barge Office, aud
Acting Superintendent of immigration
O'Beirne will have to show cause why they
should not be permitted to land.
James r. Garfield, son of the late presi-
dent, was a candidate for the Ohio senate
from the Cleveland district, but at the con-
vention Tuesday ne was showed under by
f. l.. Lampson, a Foraker adherent.
Young Garfield is Sherman partisan.
Charles r. Eye and Z. L. Mcguire, for
merly individual ledger clerks at the brols-
en- keystone bank. Philadelphia, have been
arrested charged with making false entries
in the ledgers, and with making such state
ments as would tend to deceive tho bank
examiners.
The authorities at all places (which the
German emperor will pass on his way 10
the Schwarznan maneuvers have been noti-
, fed to prevent the waving OF flags and the