The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-04
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Important Happenings of the Past Wech
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Important Happenings of tho Past Week
in the United States as Well as in For
eign Countries. Etc.
Washington, September 26.-Offers of silver
to the treasury department today aggregated
$4,000 ounces, and amount purchased was
100000 ounces at $3.50 and $3.50.
Deati,of a Dramatic Author.
Paris, September 3O.--Hector Jonathan Gre
meieux a we'll known French dramatic author,
committed suicide today. He was author Of
q large number Of plays and wrote "Iibret-
tos'' for many well known comic operas. He
was born in 1928.
San Diego's Celebration.
San Diego September 2S-This city is to-
day celebrating the three hundred and if
tieth anniversary of San Diego bay. Near
ly all the business houses and many pri-
vate residences are taStefully decorated IN
honor of Cabrilo celebration
She Shot the Children.
Galiopolis, O., September 30-Mrs. James
Pike, who lives across the river became In
censed yesterday at remark made by her
neighbor, Charles Bppers, and taking, a shot
gun went to his house, and killed his two
children who were playing in the front yard.
She has been arrested
\ Liberal Elected.
London, September 30.-The elevation Of Cyril
Flower to the peerage caused q vacancy in
the house Of commons for South Bedfordshire.
The election was held yesterday and re-
suited in the return Of Samuel Howard Whit
bread, liberal, by a majority OF 1913 The
Giadstonian majority however, was reduced
5S7 below that of the last election.
car Works Burned.
Columbus, o., September 2S.-Fhe Lima
car works burned today with the exception
Of the foundry and foundry +" Offices Loss,
and ten cars were destroyed. The gross loss
is estimated at 100000. Three, union tank
line cars, loaded with oil, exploded, shaking
the town and giving, rise to the rumor that an
explosion Of nitro glycerine had occurred.
Lon.ion's New Lord Mayer.
London, September 29.-The liberals of
the city of London today selected Stewart
Knill for lord mayor. There We're six can
didates. When knills name was mentioned
it was received with loud cheering. Coun-
cilor Moore protested against the selection
of knill because he was Il Roman Catholic.
TIL protest was received with mingled hiss
ing and cheering.
ahoy Were Not Ousted.
Honolulu September 222.-A vote for want
of confidence, in the ministry was reached
on the afternoon OF September 10th, and
resulted, twenty-four in favor, and twenty
one against the resolution, The ministers
not voting. The president ruled that
twenty-five was the necessary number to
GUST the ministry and that majority had
not been received. An appeal was taken
to the supreme court, which sustained the
decision, thus allowing the ministry TO
retain their seats.
Denver, Colo September 30.-A man named
Patrick Mitchell, saved forty dodgers OF Buena
Vista hotel which caught IRE early TINS morn
ing, by going from room to room arousinG
them, but they had to jump from the windows
as the stairways were impossible In twenty
minutes after the fire was discovered the
structure was in ruins Mitchell broke both
arms and both legs in leaping from Nerandl
when his work had been accomplished The
Buena Vista hotel was Il tWo-story frame
building at the corner of Sixth and Lawrence
streets. Gustave Keasc, ledger, perished in
the flames and Anna Gunderson A. NcDoug-
all and Tom Arnold were severely burned.
The latter may die.
..iebknecht Warned.
London, September 29-The Standards
Paris correspondent says he believes shat
Liebknecht, the German socialist, has re-
ceiyed IL hint that he had better shorten his
stay in France. Talking with Il reporter,
Iiebknecht stongly condemned the Rus
sian alliance as disgracetul to France and
predicted that Russia would play false. He
said he believed that war was far distant,
because fighting would be too horrible and
appalling by reason of the immense armies
that would oppose each other. He added:
Some solution must, however. be found
Disarm France and Germany; otherwise
the result will be famine and gigantic po-
Itical and social catastrophe
Buried in "A Mine.
Minneapolis, September 29-A special
to The Journal from tShpeming, Mica.
SAYS: Ten men are imprisoned Ill NO. .
shaft of the Norris mine, OF !ronwood
A fall of ground occurred ut 5 o'clock
this morning. All are supposed to be dead.
Efforts are being made to rescue them.
John johnson, Abe Thompson. Frank Dam
shon, Sameul Damshon, miners, four TIM
bernen and two traIn1ners, names un-
known, are among the ilumoer. The SKIP
tender is also missing, and is supposed TO
be among the dead
Working to Save Life.
Ironwood, Mich September 3O.-Al the
evening and last night 1000 miners employ
ed in Norrie iron mine took turns at work
ing in the relief party seeking TO rescue
the eleven men buried in No. : shaft by
the fall of ground yesterday morning. Shifts
were made every ten minutes and The men
worked herocally. Their efforts were direct
ed toward driving q new DRIFT to fitth leVel,
where the men were supposed to be- Late
last night signals were given by the relef
marty and answered by the entombed men
nv rounding on an iron pillar which extends
from the surface to the chambers where
the men are imprisoned, so it is certain some
of them were alive at that time
Scenes about the mouth OF No. . shatt
have been most narrowing. Inc wives,
children and friends Of the ento1npeo men,
waiting in notwithstanding suspense Tor news
If their owed ones have moved strong men
to tears by their supplications. Abraham
THOMPSON, one of the buried men, was res
cued at $50 o'clock this morning. Inc
probabilities are that the remaining ten men
will be dead before they are reached'