The Washington bee., 1892-11-19
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.


own real estate in New York City.
Mrs. August Belmont, wife of the we'll
known New York financier, is dying.
Governor Flower has proclaimed Thurs
day, November "a, as Thanksgiving day.
The National Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers is in session this week in Chi
cago.
Hagan, the champion skater of the
world. has left Christiania for the United
States.
Nina Deming, aged 1s, of Tioga, Pa,
shot herself because she was disappointed
in love-
Corporal" james Tanner has been
appointed Judge Advocate General Of
the q. A. R.
Vice-President Morton and family have
taken up their residence in Washington
for the winter.
Trains ere delayed twenty-five min
utes by landslide OH the Hudson River
Railroad near HYDE Park.
Charles Arbuthuot, director of the
Bank of England, is in Washington
studying our system of finance.
Quarreling over dice game at Frank
ford, KY. Samuel Sanders shot Ben Fra
zer five times and Frazier is dead.
In quarrel over politics at Caseyville,
Ind, Edward Kirkwood was killed by
Michael Hanlon. Both are miners.
An unknown man shot and instantly
killed a boy named Charles Doyle at
North Houghton, Mass, and escaped.
A 90 day fast will be begun on Decem-
ber 5, at Cleveland, O., before medical
men, by Arthur w. Wuellmeas, French
man.
A man supposed to be Frederick NJ.
Unger, of Milwaukee, Wis. , shot himself
in the Broadway Central Hotel, at New
York.
A Amystic band of German Commun-
lists. who hold all property in common.
thrive on 1000 acres of land they own at
Zoar, Ohio.
A violent wind storm near Galveston,
Tex. on Sunday, killed a little girl, in
jured eighteen persons and damaged
considerable property.
New York; policemen will hereafter
carry whistles instead of clubs. They
will, however, retain their pistols for use
In case of emergency.
Chairman Holman, of the House Com.
mittee on Appropriations, has sent out a
notice for the members to meet at WASH
ingtou, November g.
Penniless and suffering from nervous
prostration, DIR. Henry A. Slade, the
once famous spiritualist, was sent to a
Sioux City Qa.) hospital.
Yaqui Indians attacked the hacienda
Of Alexander Lacey, near Sonora, Mex,
wounded Mrs. Lacey, killed two servants
and carried off 81 others.
"White Caps" at Bremen, Ind, have
notified A. G. Baker, to leave because he
recently started a newspaper in opposition
to the old established journal.
As the result of an outbreak of the
Tolbert feud in Kemper County, Miss,
John and Tom Tolbert and Thomas Cole,
of the sheriffs posse, are dead.
While surf boat was taking passen-
gers ashore from an Austrian Lloyd
steamer at Jaffa it capsized, and twelve
of its occupants were drowned.
Louis Marcke was arrested by New
York Custom House inspectors having
68 gold watches concealed in a sort of
corset he wore under his clothing.
Rev. Andre Garin, of Lowell, Mass.
who has just celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary of his ordination, was an In.
dian Missionary in Quebec in 1874.
NJ. B. Curtis, the actor, was / ought
up for second trial in San Francis 20 on
the charge of numbering aSpolicyman.
The day was occupied in selecting jury.
men.
Lieutenant Brown and his troopers,
came upon the Kids" camp suddenly
in Doubtful Canyon, Arizona. The In.
dians escaped, but left their camp uten.
sils behind.
London is excited over the report that
Lord Roseberry, Secretary of Foreign AT.
fairs, is to marry Victoria, the eldest
of the Prince of Wales unmarried
daughters.
William P. Keck, who was to have
been hanged at Allentown, Pa, at noon
on the 10th inst was found dead in his
cell in the morning. 1t is supposed he
died from fright.
A revised version of the Apocrypha
from the same hands that revised the
Old and New Testaments, will soor
come from the University presses of Ok.
ford and Cambridge.
A dispatch from Guthrie, Oklahoma,
says there is danger of an outbreak oi
the Arapahoe aud Cheyenne Indians
who, with winter coming on, are on the
verge of starvation.
Lady Margaret Alice, eldest daughter
of the Marquis of Hertford, was married
to Mr.. James Ismay, the ship owner
The bride is descendant of Edward Sey
mour, first Duke of Somerset, Lord Pro
tector in the reign of Edward vi.
The State Domestic Missionary Society
of Vermont reports as the result of can
vass that in Vermont there are $50, ,0O(
people who attend church, and 1S4, ,OOt
fwho do not. Half of those who do not
live two miles or more from any church
Mr.. j. R. Mckee, son-in-law of Presi
dent Harrison said to reporters in Bostor
that it was possible that President Har
rison would make Boston his home in tn,
near future, and intimated that Mrs
Mckee was trying to prevail on hel
father to do so.
The second trial of the negro Franz
Lingo. at Camden. n j. for the murder