The Washington bee., 1892-10-08

I NO CnOiera Htt8 y0k npFcdAou III AIelys
The wefl-known. English paper the PAD
/ Mol Gazette has been sold.
i Senator Roger @ MaIs' health still
! causes aoxiety eotds friends.
The Order of the Fraternal Guardians
has collapsed at Philadelphia.
An official estimate puts the yield Of
winter rye in Europe at only medium.
The Hampden, Mass, braid factory
that was transplanted from Europe haG
collapsed. ~
Owing to i'll health, Chief Judge Olivsa
Miller, of Maryland's Fifth Judicial die
trict, has resigned.
About the 18th of next month the new
return postal card win be placed on sala
at all post offices.
The native press In India takes Q
gloomy view of the harvest prospect. IN
Southeast Bengal.
All the great naval powers have do
cided to participate in the naval display
at New York next April.
At Quincy, ILL.,, the Catholic paroehial
| schools have been shut out Of the public
Fraud in the direct tax refunded tc
the State of Louisiana during reconstruc.
ton DAYS, has been discovered at New
Orleans, La.
For catching seals this year IN Behrina
Sea, in defiance of the proclamation, q
few Canadian ssalers will fall into the
meshes Of the law.
Absence from town Of the defendants
counsel has caused the cases Of Peck and
his stenographer to be postponed al
Albany, until October q.
A train a mile and quarter in length
was lately hauled over the Reading Rail.
road by a single engine. It consisted Of
$50 empty freight cars.
General Carl Muller, the last surviving
German officer who took part in the bat.
tie of Waterloo, died in Hanover, on the
Both uIt., aged ninety mine.
1t is feared that the mills controlled By
the Paper Trust will close shortly for sin
weeks, due to scarcity OF rags, and
80, 600 workmen will be idle.
The sailors who shipped as commercial
seamen on board the Honduras privateeR
Pizzati, and were forced to fight, have
sued the steamers owner Tor 4160, 0,0Oe
damages.
Tobacco consumption is increasing 10
Great Britain. For the last year it aver.
aged one and six-tenths pounds per head
of the population. In France it averages
nearly two pounds.
Cornell University, Of New York, haa
sold to the Chippewa Logging Company,
IF $S4l, FOG, los, 900 acres of pine land 10
frces Taylor, Chippewa Barron and
Ashland Counties. Wis.
Three bloodhounds have already been
killed by the famous outlaw aCommo-
1ore" Miller, who is being chased FOR hia
life-near Muddy Greek, Tex, by bayina
hounds and 200 armed men.
The biggest whaIe-catch known In San
francisco annals is that Of the whalss
Mary d. Hume She brings home g
whales wortL 80, 900, and each sailor -
ceives s., 900 for thirty month"; work.
General. Obrutche6, the newfy m.
pointed commander OF the Runfan a..
mics, is so stout that he can not sit In q
saddle, nor is it likely, II he could do %,
that there is anywhere q horse strong
enough to bear his weight
In Chicago States Attorney LonR.
necker asked for an injunction prohib.
ting the Reading Company from doina
business in Chicago on the ground thai
it had entered into an illegal combine 10
influence the price of anthracite.
The Supreme Court in session In Pitta.
burg issued warrants for the arreet oa
che members of the Homestead Advisory
committee on the charge Of treason FOG
setting up in defiance Of the State q roy.
ernment Of its own at Homestead In July
last. .--..
Colonel William P. Canaday, recenkIy
sergeant-at-arms Of the United Seasas
Senate, and later q pension and patant
agent committed suicide in Washing
llngton by shooting himself through the
head gs with pistol. Financial troubles
was the cause.
SUIT has been instituted In the Chicago
Courts to throw the Chicago Gas Trust.
including the eight illuminating com.
ranies of that city, and the Fidelity In.
'urance, Safe Deposit and Truas C,un.
pany, of Philadelphia, into a reca, rsr.
,hip.
fatrick Mitchell saved the lives of fortv
guests at the Buena Vista Hotal at Dan.
'er Oy arousl Dg them from their sleeu A..
er hre had got good hold on the build.
ng' He broke both arms and both legs
% jumping from veranda whan bis
work had been accomplished.
=, President Charles Noel, Of the olympic
jiuo' New Orleans, writes thai the
olympic Club will not offer auv ours
or Peter jackson and Joe Goddard 10
lgnt g for. Should Jim Corbett ana
cnar'ey Mltcl'eH arrange match 70 con-
end for $4,000 a side and tha chsm.
'Ionship, the Olympic Club wiil oSsf Iu..
IS large purse if not larger than an
''her club. Or the club viii be wilIfns
0 oner big purse for Jim Hall and Bod
to contend for during Mardi