The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-11-29
OVER THE WIRES.
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD as TOL
BY TELEGRAPH.

By TELEGRAPH.
Important Happenings of tho Past Week
in the United States AS Well as in For
eign Countries, Etc.
Berlin, November 27.-The health officer
reports there have been in Germany this
year 1861 cases of cholera, OF which
1878 have been fatal.
lUrE 81. ssls Gathers Name.
Chicago, November 28-John q. Langdon.
the sixteen-year-old son of S. +. l.angdon, OF
Pnadelphia. is Locked 6e up for forging his
u swell here on the money.
GLADSTONE D.ic, s,,ih the Queen.
London, November 2G.-Mr. Gladstone
dined at Windsor castle last night with The
queen. Grand Duke Zereges, of Russia, and
Lord ROseberry, minister OF foreign affairs.
Murdered by tho Khan.
London November 2G.-A Calcutta dispatch
to The Times says that AfZul Muk rei9nng
sovereign of Chi'ral, and his Youngest brother
brother of the late ruler Of Chtral. Sher AT
zuI Khan had been cXiled from Chitral.
Governor Mckinieys Father Dying.
Canton, O., November 20.-William Nc
Kinley, Sr. fast:er of the governor of Ohio,
is dying at his home of heart trouble On
Tuesday he celebrated III apparently good
health, his eighty With birthday.
i.ri,rn:.d t.,I..rc tn" World.
Washington, November IA report issued
by the census bure4n today in regard to rail
way mileage during 1890 shows the total
mileage of the world to be 370,281 miles, the
United States having nearly 1853, 397 miles, or
AIS per cent.
saturdays Fires.
London November 26.-An extensive fire
occurred today. A dock warehouse 20oNlGQ
feet and six floors iii height, was entirely
burned. The floors were filed with coffee
choice bark and other valuable goods. and
the aroma of burning coffee spread far
throughout the CITY.
Died in the Peniientiary.
Columbia. O., November 26.-J0hn JEFF
ferson Harlan, cousin of Mrs. Robert L.
Lincoln, and nephew of Senator Harlan,
died i'll the Ohio penitentiary this morning.
He was convicted OF perjury about three
years ago. He died of paralysis supern-
duced by softening of the brain. He was
worth over $4,000 in his own right.
Death ~ the Wedding Feast.
Baltimore, November 21.-Death uncere'
morning and struck down Joseph KuIwa,
father OF the bride. Mary, the daughter.
bridal party had just seated themselves at the
festive board, when Mr.: Kulwa suddenly arose,
placed his hand to his side and fell dead.
His death was due to heart disease
Rlch silver ore.
Silver City, n. NJ, November 26.-At
Lone Mountain, n. NJ, about ten miles
southeast of this city, the largest body of
silver ore ever struck in New Mexico IS
being opened. 1t is believed that $50 per
ton will be the average of 100000 tons of
ore which have been recently taken out.
John Rrockman, of this city, is owner of
the property.
Confident of Acquittal.
YOUNGSTOWN, O.. November 2G.-Burgess
McLuckie, who IS wanted III flttspurg LOT
alleged treason, conspiracy and murder, will
voluntarily return to that city next Monday
and stand trial. Hugh Ross, who IS also
wanted for alleged treason and murder,
will accompany him Both are confident OF
acquttal
They All Escaped.
Ration Y NJ November 25.-rhe men In
the burnin. Blossburg mine, numbering over
hundred al escaped thr onG am ac cars
were destroyed. These mines are operated
by the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
road md are the largest i'll New Mexico
the average production being about seventy
i've cars per day. About five hundred men
are thrown out OF work
Boiled in Beer.
Port Arthur. Ont, November 24.-Willlam
Gehl. son Of Conrad Gehl, proprietor OF GEMS
brewery at this place, while walking through
the the fe headong into one of those receptaces,
which contained beer in boiling stare lie
disappeared beneath the surface OF me , snperI
nnt blinded and horribly burned. He was re-
moved to his home, where he died IN couple
of hours, after intense suffering.
Remarkable Surgical Operation
nane3 vest Virginia. MS recovered from
a remarkable surgical operation, performed
End he swallowed q peach stone, which lodged
in his esophagus. Drs: Balsom ana narker
cut an entrance into the esopnagus; Sos men tepo9
in at the mouth and swallowed. 1t fastened
to the peach stone and the obstruction was
thus removed through the mouth.
Bellows Falls Vt, November 22-Early
this morning Father Reynolds was awakened
at the parochial dwelling by burglar. ne
9Enbin~ but an overcoat Investigation in
the church showed that he had packed Silt tt1o
ware but left it behind taking oniy. pottle
of communion wine and leaving the following
Holy Father GSd made aeIl yO aGe T vosr
tewelrv' and so [ leave it with best wishes"
lie shocked the Horse
Chicago. November 24.-Jockey Kuhn was
caught stirring Up ttG Csf ffern wI,n "A the
horse came to the post for third place, the
attention of the judges was attracted by o tIle
in contact with Kuhn's heels. The Juckey
was sen rched. and under his jacket was FOUND
a broad belt with cartridge SNAPPED a iti
.eu With wires running to the spurs. Moth
ing could be done with Kuhn under the rules
but the judges immediately amended tue fes"-
lations so as to cover the case
a Soda Syndicate.
Chicago. November 2G.-Ex-Governor
Camnbel of Ohio. William Allen, Il. j.
Deane. Arthur Il. Townsend. George
Greene. all of New York city, John Weir
Of Wyoming and Charles j; Barnes or CHI
cago. today formed themselves into com
many NAVY with a capital of 100000 for the
development of d vast quantity Of property
in various portions of Wyoming. The objects
of the company. as declared by. the agree
ment and articles of incorporation, are to
huild two railroads to develop soda lakes,
which are owned by Mr.. Weir and are pro
ducing every kind of soda for which a use
can be found