Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-12-02
TELEGRApIIC BRRVITIES.

Sister Mary Fidelis lin the world
O'Donoyan) died in st. Franciscan con-
vent Baltimore, to-day Of consumption
Fire last mgnt DESTROYED the locomo-
tive shed of the Atlantic and Danyille
Ralroad at West Norfolk, Va. The
loss is about 81 500.
A very perceptible earthquake shock
was felt at Chattanooga. Tenn, at 3
O'Clock this morning. The vibrations
lasted ten seconds,
Sir John Thompson the new Cana
dian Premier, who was charged with
forming ministry, will, on Saturday,
ANNOUNCE the completion of the task.
Coy. Brown, of 4larsland, has signed
the death-warrant of Alfred Stout, con-
victcd OF this murder ii del. nittmar,
fixing the date Of execution January 81.
Fire las. night in the Mount Clare
works Of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, in Baltimore, .4tally destroyed
the car shed and damaged considerably
a number of cars. Loss estimated at
5000.
Henry H. Busher, who resigned the
Office of cashier Of the Cincinnati Ham
ilton and Dayton Railway at Indian
apolis, was arrested last night on the
charge Of embezzlement and grand lar
ceay.
The Indians have agreed to sell the
Cherokee strip for $50 per acre OF
100000 for The entire six million acres
provided the government will agree to
eject the 500 self adopted citizens Of
the Six Nations.
What is intended to be the largest
window glass factory in the country
was located at Alexandria, Ind, yes.
terday. The company represents near
~ s5,001O0O capital, and the plant will
employ $500 men.
a ,pecal warrantee deed from Rus
s2ll B. Harrison and wife, and Mrs
Mary II. Mckee and her husband, heirs
of Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison, was re
corded yesterday conveying the Cart
May Point cottage to the President.
This morning the Long ISLAND
City grand jury found true bill:
against GOV. Flower, his sister, Mrs
Schley, and administrators of both the
Union College and Papelye estate:
for maintaining nuisances detrlmen
tai to public health.
James Burton and F. Burton, broth
ers. have been killed by Bill Gibson a
Kernville, Cal. The sheriff left to ar
rest the murders, but Gibson and hi:
brother Charles came to Parker:
Field and gave themselves up, stating
that they were innocent.
j. Ross Faulkner, n student at the
Bellevue hospital medical college, New
York, and son of Senator Faulkner
committed suicide this morning at the
hospital. His body was found at foul
o'clock in his room, on the first floor o
the east wing of the hospital, by DR.
James :. White. Faulkner had taker
paris green. He was 81 years of age.
The remains OF the late Rev. Johr
Scott, father-in-law of Mr.. Harrison
were Inferred at the Washington, Pa.
cemetery at 1l:15 o'clock this morning
The funeral party arrived at that place
at $50 o'clock. The funeral was I'M
usually quiet and without the slightes
ostentation. Immediately after tht
services the President and party lief
for Washington.
Moseley Smith colored, recently committed
to the Knoxville, Tenn. jail, tried to cremat,
himself last night. Setting his clothes on fir,
he ran around the Jail in a blaze The off
Gals seized him and extinguished the flames
Rude Suttle was waylaid and murdered
near subligna in Chattanooga county. Tenn.
last night. he was returning from Rome
where he had sold three bales of cotton. Hi
body was robbed of the money.
Frank Mcmillan, who recently shot ant
killed Sidney Workman, Railroad Station
Agent at Jellice, Tenn. was tried yesterda.