Evening journal., 1891-03-07
The NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed kilograms Gathered at RAN
dom from Various Places.

Condensed kilograms Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.
John j. Kelly, who was with the Ma
tional league, OF Pittsburg, last season.
has signed TO play left field for the New
Haven club.
Judgments aggregating SIS, 675. so have
been entered against George Morgan and
Joseph Morgan, trading as Joseph Nor
gan a. Co., dealers in feathers at Phila-
delphia
Maddox, Bailey & Co.'s table factory
was destroyed by fire at jamestown, n. Y.
The loss will amount TO $4,000; covered
by insurance.
Leonard Kuhn, the ex-cashier of the
Faulkner bank, Of Dansville, N. Y, was
sentenced by Judge Nash to imprisonment
for one yaar in the Monroe county peni-
Tertiary, having been convicted of receiv-
ing deposits knowing the bank to be in
solvent
James Tester, aged 50 years, 6 months
and 81 days, died at his home in Lyme,
Conn. He was veteran of the war of 1912.
II is learned that the ecclesiastical court
which recently tried the Rev. Howard
MacQueary for heresy will probably not
be made public until after Easter.
nt At0lilOlnit W OIlu lblE UlAis WHICH
appropriates 100000 for Californiars ex-
hibit, has been signed by the governor
The first meeting OF the creditors Of the
Potter-Lovell company for the proof OF
debts and choice Of assignees was held.
Thirty claims were proved, aggregating
1903, 200. Rufus S. Frost, of Chelsea, and
John Brooks, of Cambridge, were unani-
| mously elected assignees.
Maj. Louis J. Ladner, Of Philadelphia,
who was widely known from his connec-
ton with the banking firm of Ladner
| Brothers, which collapsed in 1884, is dead
Robert Bonner says Maud S is to be bred
| to Ansel.
The funeral Of Mr.. Leonard Jerome took
place in London. His body was tempo
rarily deposited in the cemetery at Rensal
Green, but win be sent to New York next
week
An appalling incident is reported from
Monte Carlo, where a gentlemen fell dead
at the gaming table, where he had been q
| heavy winner.
Latest advices from Chill show that
| fighting is still going on and that Presi
| dent Balmaceda is determined to fight tC
| the last.
William Watson, accused by Florence
Birch, the pretty milliner of Islip, N "
| OF having set fire to her store. was dis
charged from custody by Justice of the
Peace Clock
The sale of Brayton Ives collection OF
rare books and manuscripts was continued
The highest price realized was for an H.
Illuminated missal dating back to the Four
teenth century, which was knocked down
for s. 300
1t is said that Secretary Proctor has de-
cided to enlist 1000 Italians as soldiers.
The city of Atlanta will give silver
service to the cruiser Atlanta
An epidemic Of measles has broken on,
at Plymouth, Pa Four are dead in one
house.
The annual deficiency bill, as reported
to the New York assembly, is s., 25s, 552 OF
Sos, 303 less than last year
John o. burlington was hanged at
Boonyille, Mo, for killing Sheriff Gran
mer in Jail on the night of June IA last
The report Of the superintendent of pub
lie works made to the New York senate
shows that S2O,920, 776 has been paid out
for maintaining the canals Of the state FOL
the eaven years including 1884 and 1890.
Shakespeare Reeves, colored, was hanged
in Delaware for assaulting Grace Clark
an ll-year-old white girl on Sept. 26 last.
William Dudley FOulke has decided t.
resign the presidency Of Swarthmore col
lege, Pennsylvania, owing TO the pressur,
| Of private business.
Three young men-Frank and Harry
Charles and Craig Crossmire-are in jail
in Bellefonte. Pa, charged with causing
train wreck in which an engineer wa,
killed.