The Somerset reporter., 1892-11-03

Hon. John ID. NAShbufn, minister To
Switzerland, has resigned.
II f. Putnam has been appointed post,
master at Woodsboro Centre, Vt.
A workman was instantly Killed by IL
fall from the roof of the new court house
In Boston.
Albert Fredette, IA years old, fell off a
bridge at Westbrook, Me. and was
drowned.
The deal between the Boston and Maine
and the Reading will not affect the Con
solidated road
James NJ Bradley an escaped convict
from the Massachusetts state prison, was
caught in New York.
A vessel collded with the new Grand
Trunk railroad draw at Portland, Me,
considerably damaging it and delaying
trains
In the supreme judicial court at Port
land, Me. exercises were held in memory
of Edward p Sherwood and Judge Nathan
Cleaves
The president has issued his procama-
ton declaring Italy nation coming
within the scope of the United States
copyright law.
Every place of business in West Brook
field, Mass was burned in IA disastrous
fire there leaving only the postoflice and
meat market; total loss So, 900
The minister to Portugal has resigned
A snowstorm is raging in South Dakota.
Big Four teegraphers ask Tor increased
pay.
Severe gales are raging in southern In
rope
A new long-distance telephone has been
invented
An express train was robbed at Pied
mont, Ala.
Malignant scarlet fever has broken out in
Waltham, Mass
A new Chinese minister has been selected
for the United States.
Atchson telegraphers won in their
struggle for more pay.
Railroad officials anticipate a rush of
business at Minneapolis.
October was the busiest month on record
in the Boston postoilice-
The freproof building of the Chicago
Athletic club was burned
Eight negroes were sentenced to be
hanged at Charleston, Md.
ne w VI Ill Itll hllN'hoi9 dit iAhti1 w
declare for Sunday opening.
Mrs Mckee is to preside in her moth
er's place in the White House.
An Esquimaux baby was born on the
exposition grounds at Chicago.
Liberal statesmen refused to attend the
lord mayors banquet in London.
Jean Baptiste Desell, aged IS. was killed
Mt Fall River, Mass, by falling derrick
Three men were fatally scalded by ex.
plosion OF steam pipe on tug at Brook
Ign.
a. w. Conant was struck and killed by
Boston and Albany train at Palmer,
Mass.
There is no immediate prospect of sep
arate baseball organizations for the east
and west.
The Manufacturers club, Philadel-
phia, denies raising a campaign fund OF
Sl.00O,00O,
A Louisville (Ga,) physician went in.
sane and killed his sister-in-law and tried
to drown his child.
The unsettled condition of affairs Mt
Homestead may result in the military
again being sent there,
NJ. Deyeaux, director of the Ottoman
bank at Constantinople committed sui
eide by drowning himself.
There seems to be little chance of DR..
Gallagher and other dynamiters being re
leased from English prisons.
Hon. Francis b, Cooley of Hartford
nominated for the state senate by the Re
publcans, has declined the nomination.
The 6-year-old daughter of Richard
Clemens was burned to death at Strick-
lands Ferry, Me, by her dress catching
fire
A bill WAS introduced in the Yer
mont house prohibiting the capture OF
Elephants in the state between Dec. 81 and
Jan. !.
The consolidation of the Fitchburg the
Boston, Hoosac Tunnel and Western, and
the Troy, Saratoga and Northern railroad
companies il announced
Rev. Thomas II. Tidball, pastor of st
Paul's z. f. church at Camden, n. j..
who has been elected bishop to Toxic
Japan, is undecided about his acceptance
Rev. Beverly f. Warner, rector o
Christ church, Bridgeport, Conn. has &C
cepted the call to the rectorship of Trinity
church, New Orleans, the leading Episco
pal church in the south
Lord Salisbury has offered for sale his
property near Deppe, the price asked be
ing Sl5O,000 francs. His new residence
will be a castle at Beaulieu, between Mic
and Monte Carlo.