Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-18
TRLEGRAPHIo JoTTINGs.

Monomoy fishermen report lots of wreckage drifting about and being picked up. The sea continues rough outside
 The reunion of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee in St. Louis, Mo. closed last night with a magnificent banquet.
 The Old Colony Railroad company has filed a petition at the stats house for authority 10 take additional land in Boston for terminal facilities
 The Blackstone Manufacturing company, cot ton manufacturers of Blackstone, Mass, will ad- vance wages December g. Prices have not yet been made known.
 Annie Hummer, aged nineteen, well known society girl of Lowell, Mass, committed suicide yesterday afternoon at her home by taking chlo- roform. Her father died four weeks ego.
 Mrs. Mary B. Marean, who murdered her moth CT, Mrs Annie Brownlee, at her home in Cam bridge, Mass, October 3i, was yesterday com mittcd to the insane asylum at Worcester.
 The London Standards Moscow correspondent reports that a Russian Cagliostro named Saoiu, whose candidature for the throne of Bulgaria beria, whither he was sentenced for life.
 The Old Colony Railroad company has brought suit against c. s Rsckemaun for fifteen cents. The proceeding is test case to determine his fare when no seating accommodations are furnished.
 Dr. Francis CharIes Scott Sanders, formerly proprietor of the Lyric club. who was arrested for forgery just as he was on the point of leaving Liverpool for Mexico, was brought up for trial st the NewgAte sessions yesterday. He pleaded guilty. The court postponed sentence until the next sessions. The prisoner signed the name Of the Earl Of Bonderborough to bills for SS 9Sa
 There is not likely to be any further litigation of ''the little black trunk" which has figured conspicuously fin the legal proceedings against ex-President Potter of the Maverick bank. The trunk has been opened and it's contents examined by the prosecution, and there Is not single pa ENk hoe in EHHafH on the case against Potter.
 The directors Of the Boston and Albany rail road say that whie the company has the right to issue s5 0oOoO1 mole stock, it has intention Of exercising it now. The right to issue new stock was obtained for the purpose Of retiring the outstanding funded debt consists of S2.0oo, ooo per cent. bonds, maturing July l, 1895, and i9rs
 The members of the New York Clearing House association yesterday gave an informal reception to the Rt. Hon. William Liiderdale, governor of the Bank of England, at the rooms of the ssso- ciation on Pine street George G. William, presi- dent Of the Chemical bank, presided as chairman banks in the association and of the different fi- nancial institutions connected with foreign
 money Inat,ers , M weTs pressnt LhehS were n9 se. 1 the members and talked with them on financial matters.
 The appeal of Mrs Deacon from The decision Of the tribunal of the Seine awarding the custody of the Deacon children to the father was contin- ued yesterday. Maitre Clunet, who appears for Mir. Deacon, continued his argument against the court of appeal reversing the judgment of the lower court. Mrs. Deacon, he said, was bad woman and a worse mother. She should De com FelIed to surrender the child she had abducted, and the court should impose c fine upon her to prevent her from further treating the court with contempt. The court announced that t would reserve its decision until Tuesday.