The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-06
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday. March 81.

Thureuay, marCn 81.
Secretary Blaine has resumed the dis
charge Of his official duties.
Frank L. COMBS, of California, has
been appointed minister TO Japan
Recent developments In the case Of
Prince" Michael, Detroit's religious
fraud. indicate that he may get life
sentence.
By collision between British steamer
and French bark. of the Isle Of Wight.
the latter was nearly cut In two and sunk
~ onca OF the crew cs thirty fourteen
were drowned.
There h veritable reign Of terror IN
Paris. caused By the frequent dynamite
explosions, and visitors are leaving by
hundreds. About forty foreign anarchists
have been notified 70 leave the city at once.
and some who neglected the order were
escorted 20 the frontier.
Friday. April {.
A. Freiburg. Germany. family Of eight
persons was burned 20 death In the do
structioE Of their home.
William r. Villas, Cleveland's sx-cabinet
ofhcer, leads the Wisconsin delegation TO
the Democratic convention, which means
Cleveland victory.
A terrific storm, amounting In some
places TO cyclone, passed over portions OF
the west and southwest yesterday. In
Chicago seven story building crashed ON
number of two story houses, killing
sight persons. Reports from Kansas In
dictate that the loss Of life In that state
win amount to fifty. In Nebraska and
Missouri great damage was done, and
three deaths are reported.
Saturday. April q
By the wreck of the Norwegian steamer
Louise. on the coast OF Norway, ten sail
crs were drowned.
Fires In Mandalay, the capital of Bur
nah, Asia, destroyed over three fourths OF
the town and caused a loss Of &, 900, 900
Twenty-Five thousand people were rendered
homeless by the CONGREGATIONS
By the burning Of the steamer Golden
Rule at Cincinnati last evening four per-
sons are known to have lost their lives.
and II IL believed that other bodies will be
discovered when the sunken hull is
searched.
BY an explosion Of dynamite In the
Sterling Dynamite works at Bessem er,
Ala, j. s. Hartley, Walter Lake, Ed Bay
kin and Frank Baykin were blown to at
toms. The latter was q boy OF H. The
others were married.
Monday. April 4.
II Is reported at Washington that
Charles Emory Smith, minister to Russia
10 about to resign
Whitelaw Reid, our minister to France,
returned from Europe yesterday. He says
he came homo to resign.
Az Coleraine, Mass, Joseph Egger, aged
", two young ladies and two boys Of Is
years were carried over a dam while out
rowing, and drowned.
An attempt was made to wreck the off,
ctal residence Of President Pelligrini, OF
the Argentine Republic, but no serious
damage was done. The attempt was to
have been the signal for an uprising, but
IL was nipped In the bud, the leaders ar
rested, and they are now confined on war
vessel
Numerous stage robberics near Salmon
City, Idaho, have led to the discovery that
the work was done by the wife and ak
daughters OF man named Harvey The
women dressed in mems clothes, and were
for long time undetected, but finally
were caught In the act. The girls are all
under %.
Tuesday. April o.
The Mohawk river has overlooked its
banks, and river roads In the vicinity Of
Utica, N. T., are submerged.
Ex-Secretary OF State Thomas r. Bay
ard may be a delegate from Wilmington
10 the national Democratic convention.
-Four Of the Walsall England anarch-
lists were convicted Three were sentenced
70 ten years and the other to 1--WE years
penal servitude.
The bursting OF dam near Fort Gov
tngton, N. r., caused rise In the Salmon
river. Three railroad bridges and several
boat houses were carried away and broken
70 splinters. The town of Dundee was in
undated. No loss of life is reported.
Wednesday. April Q.
Chairman Hall, Of the Indiana Prohibi-
ton state central committee, has pro-
nounced against fusion with the Peoples
party.
While attempting to light his pipe 1t an
electric light, as he was told TO do IN :
joke by q fellow workman, = Hungarian
at Johnstown, Pa, was instantly killed,
acurrent Of 1000 volts passing through
his body.
John r. Griffith, a sailor on the whaling
ahip Northern Light, now at Honolulu.
has confessed that he was one Of the three
men who committed the express robbery
1t Pixley. Cal, in February, 1850, during
which the engineer Of tho train and one
passenger were killed.