The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-08-25
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a dispatch from Rio Janeiro received
IN New York yesterday announced the
Geath OF Marvel Deodora da Fonseca. the
first president of the republic of Brazil.
'arl Axleson, a foreman in a type,
writer factory al New York, took to
drinking a month ago because his wife
bad given birth TO a girl when he wanted
a boy. He wound up his spree early
yesterday morning by drinking some
mysterious poison, which killed him.
Charles L. Blankinship, so years old,
an overhauler on the r & d. X. r., was
caught under a train of cars yesterday in
the east end of Richmond and so seriously
hurt that he died soOn thereafter. He
went TO work under the cars, forgetting
to put up the flag as usual, and an engine
backed down and pushed the cars over
him.
a number of colored men Of Chicago
have organized the Northwestern Immi-
grafton Association of Chicago for the
purpose Of aiding and assisting the col
Ored people to leave the southern states
and find them homes in northern states.
Arrangements are said to have been made
by which a large number Of colored peo-
pie will leave the South this fall and come
North
The Southern railway and steamship
association met at Atlanta Yesterday. An
agreement was signed by the Central of
Georgia, the East Tennessee and the
Cape Fear and Yadkin roads. The
Richmond and Danville will sign to NOR
Ow. Major Fink on behalf of the Gin
%cinnati, Southern and Alabama and the
Great Southern refused to sign to day,
but is expected to do so to morrow.
About 1890 Tuesday Nicolas Pattigan,
who has a house in Homestead, attempted
to move his effects to a company house
near the steel works. About 100 strikers
gathered near the house and by jeering
and throwing tin cans, stones, etc, fright
ened away the people moving, and Patti
gan was threatened with assault. Dep.
uty sheriffs were called and succeeded in
holding back the crowd. There is much
excitement, and a company Of militia is
under arms ready to march in case of
further trouble.
Conductor Beans, Of the p. NJ. X. & T.,
brought news to Denison, Texas, yester-
day to the effect that a hunting party,
composed of four young men, had been
found murdered on the banks of Caney
creek, in the Indian Territory. Papers
found on one of the men indicated that
his name was Cherrie, and that he travelled
for the Willimantic Thread company, of
Connecticut. There was nothing to tell
who committed the deed, but the purpose
evidently was robbery, as all their valua-
bles were missing.
A.queer attempt at suicide was made
Tanner, aged 81, who lived with his
mother at % South Orange evenue. He
was sitting at a table eating dinner, when
she scOlded him and said he had not
given enough money TO her. While she
was talking he snatched the sharp cary
ing knife and plunged it into his throat.
The blood spurted out, bespattcring the
table. Then he cut a deep cash in his
| l.c. 800, IT, ,,,,lor oo,l I,r i ,,,t,nr
screamed and ran out of the room, while
Tanner left the house, making a tr:i f
blood as he walked. He could not be
traced, however. after leaving the house,
although several policemen were sent to
look TO him.
\ car loaded with ingots was blown
up with dynamite or some other high
explosive on a side track of the Allie
gheny Valley railroad early yesterday
morning. The car was consigned to the
Carnegie company's SD street mill and
fortunately there was no n within 100
feet of the car when it was blown up
and the fragments which were scattered
in every direction did no injury. The
vigilance of the police has not been re
Taxed since the first guard was stationed
to protect property as we'll as the lives
of the n%on-union men employed in the
mill, but the placing of explosive under
the car was done while the officers were
within a few feet of the track, yet they
did not know anything about it till the
explosion occurred and have no clue 10
the perpetrator.
Fire from Birds Nests.
On taking off the roof of a house near