The Washington bee., 1892-05-14
TELEGRAPHIS BRIEFS.

and Zunardelli, King Humbert ba,
asked Signor GioIitti to form an Italian
cabinet.
Harry Nc ClOskey, of Philadelphia. I,
years, one Of the Central Theater fir.
victims, died, making the total death,
to date twelve.
A big wallpaper trust, with an esti.
mated capital of $2O,0OO,OOO, has been
formed and will control over tbrea.
fourths of the entire product.
Colonel "Tom" OchiItree, in an inter
view in London, stated that he has docu.
ments in his possession which will prov.
that Mrs. DraytOn has been cruelty
wronged in regard to the Drayton- Boz.
rowe scandal.
]. Theo. Hunter, ex-president OF In,
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Pboa
nixville, Pa, who was arrested last Sat.
urday night, was held in $4,000 bail fo,
court by Commissioner Bell on the charge
of making five false returns to Conn.
troller Lacey, between May 13, 1899, and
May II, 1890.
PAYERS in Philadelphia, New York Bal.
timOre, Boston and other cities are on q
strike. As the union includes all PAYERS
rammers, clippers and handlers in the
United States and Canada, it can stop all
paving work in progress in the cities Of
these two countries. The strike is in
sympathy with the quarrymen's strike
in the New England quarries.
Heavy floods throughout the entire
West have injured the crop prospects.
The wife of President Carnot nav
accept the presidency of the French
Women's Worlds Fair commission.
The two factions in the Democratic
party of Louisiana have arrived at an
understanding by which they will unite
and send one delegation to Chicago.
Ex-chief Buslinghead, of the Chreokee
attendance on the Baptist convention, Of
which denomination he was a minister.
The French Church of st. Jean Ban
tiste, in New York, was visited on Sun
day by thousands of the lame and de.
formed, who kissed a holy relic, frag.
ment said to have been taken from the
wrist of st. Ann, the mother of st. Mary,
A new feat in mind-reading was per.
formed by A. w. Scott, of Tompkins.
vile, KY. He was blindfolded and put
to work at a compositor's case to set type.
which he did with accuracy and celebrity
though utterly ignorant of the location
of the boxes containing the various let.
ters.
Mrs. Harrison is slowly regaining
health, and will go to Fortress Monroe
and Virginia Beach for recuperation.
The Democratic conventions of Wis.
consin and Michigan instructed THEN
delegations to support Cleveland.
Fishermen on the coast of NewfOund
and and their families are starving.
Some of them have already persisted
from starvation.
The Republicans of Connecticut and
Maryland, in convention assembled, in.
structed their delegates to favor Presi.
dent Harrison's denomination.
In battle between a band of horse
thieves and a sheriffs posse, at Still.
IsaVt;' pIS55 Uns Or tiff5 ss54IEiIe 8 aIrt-1s>
killed and an outlaw seriously injured.
The existence of a formidable Anarchist
conspiracy has been discovered in Brus.
sells, a number of arrests resulting. Detec-
tives are employed in factories as work
men, and have thus obtained much
information. An attempt to
blow up residence at Mons was frus.
trated, and the Anarchist newspaper
there was seized.
In the Methodist Episcopal Conferences
at Omaha, Bishop Foster read the quad
rennial report, showing the work of the
church to be in a satisfactory condition.
The membership has largely increased.
More than 200 assignments of minis.
ters have been made with but little dis
High education in the min
istry and prohibition are declared to be
needed.
Wyoming has elected a woman delegate
to the Republican National Convention.
The Interstate Commerce Commission
'ays it has no jurisdiction in regard tc
the Reading deal.
Suit has been brought in New York by
the Government to prevent the sale Of q
number of refineries to the American
Sugar Refining Company.
Alden Fales, fifteen-year-old boy Of
slight build, was arrested in Newark for
the murder and robbery of Thomas Hay.
den, in the hallway of POtter's straw hat
oleachery, on Saturday morning. Ho
has confessed and told the details of the
affair.