The sun., 1892-12-15
General News,

Eddie Coleman, years old, died of by.
drophobia at Jersey City.
The first whaleback passenger excursion
steamer is launched at West Superior,
The state of South Carolina is threatened
with insolvency.
An Omaha man who escapes from Siberia
relates terrible experience.
Linen manufacturers in various parts of
the country are to combine and use the
Minneapolis exposition as a factory.
1t is estimated that from rs, 600 to 100, 600
head of cattle have died in New Mexico re-
Gently from starvation and lack of water.
The will if Jay Gould d1yides the estate
among his six children. Nothing is given
to charity or colleges.
A bill has been filed at Kansas City, by
the city, asking receiver for the National
Water Works Company.
The operators OF the Hooking Valley
have decided to organize company to buy
and sell the entire output of the valley.
George Johnson, of Detroit, was found
dead in his room at the Commercial House
Ishpeming.
The heirs of the Gould estate are liable,
under the New York law of 1892 to pay an
inheritance tax of 81 ,000 600.
Oliver B. Heidi, president of the Heidi
Lumber Company at Birmingham, Ala,
was found dead in his Office.
Four steerage passengers on the steamer
Clara, from Napels died of diphtheria at
sea.
Congressman Hoar was married at Con-
cord, Mass, to Miss Mary Butterick. The
wedding was private.
Mosely & Bohmer, wholesalers in rubber
goods at Richmond, Va, have failed. The
liabilities are $4,000.
Hugh Ross, who is charged with having
blown the whistle which summoned the
rioters at Homestead, has been admitted to
bail in s., ZOO.
Several hundred tons OF valuable gold
ore have been taken out of the Sni Hills
near Kansas City, Mo-, and it all showed
the same high grade as in former tests.
The plant of the Milvale, Pa, Iron and
Steel Company was started up recently after
being idle seven months. The Amalga-
mated scale was signed, and the mill will
be run with union men.
At Decatur, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Philan-
der Trowbridge observed their golden we'd
ding anniversary. They were united at
Manlius N. Y, the father Of President
SAoNShahu pSAAoAAhAu6 IA0 SCA0AAOAys
A New York paper states that for months
and even Gr years past, the state charity
authorities of Massa chusetts have been
sending their paupers, idiots and incurables
to that city by wholesale.
Mrs. sieGbert Kosterlitz of New York
City, has laid claim to the estate of David
Edgar Grouse, the Syracuse millionaire.
She says she is the wife of the deceased aud
that her year-old daughter has claim on
the estate.
Albert Smith was bricking a new cistern
at Des Moines, Ia, and while bucket of
brick was being lowered to him the rope
slipped and the whole mass struck him on
the head. The we'll is 33 feet deep, and
Smith was instantly killed.
Six hundred Ann Arbor University stud
ents had miniature riot in which cloths
weretorn and faces badly battered. The
trouble was over the attempt of the Stud
ents' Lecture Association to charge 81 ex-
ira for reserved seats contrary to the con-
ditions on which they were sold.
Charles Colby, son of fprominent parents,
died at Kansas City of cancer of the brain,
rare disease. As the disease progressed
parts of the body, one after another, lost
their usefulness. The strephine showed
Just what portions of the brain controlled
the arms, legs, speech, sight hearing and
so on. Young Colby is the third In his
family to die exactly of the same malady,