The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1891-11-13
Friday. Nav. q.

SnOW SlOrnS occurred lnurSuay at
Washington, Lock Haven, Pa, and
Charlottesville, w. Va.
The object of Senor Months visit to
New Orleans is to meet his wife, who
will arrive at that port from Chilli
Four stockmen were killed by a col
lision on the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas road near Waco Wednesday.
The American Shropshire Registry
Association sheep breeders) is hold
ing its annual convention in Buffalo.
John b. Ransley has been adjudged
insane at Cincinnati, and guardian
was appointed against the protest of
his wife.
Farmer Samuel Wilson, OF Wolf
Summit, w. Va, yesterday shot and
killed a little girl named Bailey, mis-
taking her for ground hog.
The affairs OF the Golden Seal En-
dowment Order at Lowell, Mass, are
to be wound up, and sixty per cent. of
money taken in certificates returned.
Jonas H. French, Director of the
Maverick Bank, of Boston, was CON-
mitted to the Charles street Jail late
Thursday in default Of $4,000 bail.
Suit for several million dollars has
been begun against the Leavenworth
Coal Mining Company for coal taken
from the governments railroad reser-
walton.
A lockout OF 1000 brewers is ex-
pected in California, ten OF the larg-
est breweries, controlled by an Eng
lish syndicate, having combined with
outside breweries to reduce wages.
Mrs. George Dunlap, aged twenty
one, was killed by Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western passenger train
at Pacono Summit, N. j., Thursday.
Her head, one arm and a leg were cut
off.
An attempt was made on Thursday
to wreck passenger train on the
Eastern and Northern road near Eas-
ton, Pa, by placing an iron bar across
the track. The engine only was de-
rallied.
Miss Mary Jennison, a society belle,
OF Weston, Mass, the eighteen-year-
old daughter Of Frank G. Jennison,
Boston grain merchant, has eloped
with Herbert Foster, commercial
traveller for New York house.
Godfrey & Clarke's paper ware
house, Walker q Sons paper box
factory and Meyer, Arnold Il Co.'S
furniture store, at Pttsburg, were
burned Thursday night, causing
loss Of about $50, 900, fully insured.
The golden jubilee Of the ordination
Of the Right Rev. Mgr. Cantwell,
vicar general Of the Roman Catholic
Diocese Of Philadelphia, and rector
Of st. Philip de Neri's Church, Phila-
delphia, was cele ebrated Wednesday.
r. E. Dowell, Of Chicago, and l.. L.
Osborne, Of Garnett, Kan, president
and secretary of the Cherokee town
ship and colony, have been arrested
at the Fonca Agency, charged with
obtaining money under false pre-.
lenses.
The sixth annual Convention Of the
International Christian Workers AS
sociation, composed chiefly of dele
gates from the United States and
Canada, met in the First Congrega-
tional Church in Washington, d. c.,
Thursday.
Advices received from Llano, Tex,
state that miners have struck a bo-
nanza vein Of gold there near some
abandoned Spanish diggings which
were worked protitably two centuries
ago. There Is much excitement over
the discovery.
Another break between the railroad
coal operators and miners of the
Pittsburg district has occurred, and
about 1000 Of the miners have refused
to return to work because Of the
operators refusing to recognize the
Miners Union.
The men at Charles B. Tebbetts'
shoe factory, Lynn, Mass. have volun-
tarily offered to accept lower wages
in each branch il Mr.. Tebbetts will
return his bottoming shop to Lynn
and give the work to Lynn workmen.
The offer will be accepted.
The charred remains Of Richard
Foote, an old man. were found in his
barn which was burned in Windsor,
n. Y, a few days ago. John Furman,
former lover Of Mrs. Foote, is sus-
RCSeON Va iOctC. lldu
and Mrs. Foote have been arrested.
The Bank Of Caledonia, Mimi, was
robbed Wednesday night, black
smith shop being entered to secure
the tools, the vault being next entered
and fine burglar proof safe blown
to pieces. About $4,000 in cash was
secured, besides notes and other
papers.
The long-delayed trial Of Rev.
Henry W. George, the curious being
who stands indicted for manslaughter
in the first degree for causing the
death by malpractice Of his adopted
daughter, Lottie Townsend, began
before Judge Sanderson in the County
Court at Catskill, N. Y, Thursday.
The country tributary to the lower
Rio Grande has suffered greatly from
drought this year. Cattle on the large
ranches in Starr and Zapata counties
are falling to the ground out Of sheer
exhaustion Tn their emaciatnd CON-