The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-04-20
!. WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED
Thursday, April IA.


e. d. Campbell, professor in the uni-
scrs.ty at Ann Arbor, Mich, was blinded
for life while conducting an experiment
In chemistry.
Anna Sainio, widow of a professor at
the state college at Tavastehuns, Finland,
has been sentenced to be beheaded for
numbering her husband. She is only %
years old, and pretty.
Friday, April 10,
An elephant called Rajah, two inches
higher than Jumbo, arrived at New York
from the East Indies.
Michigan Republicans chose delegates
favorable to Alger, but they go to the ma
tional convention uuinstructed.
Colonel Fl. w. Sawyer, of Cape May, has
received instructions from President Har
rison to have his Cape May Point cottage
made ready for occupancy In May.
Near Wilde, KY, the residence Of Mrs.
John Coffey was destroyed by fire, ard
her S-year-old child was burned to death.
Mrs Coffey was fatally burned In trying
to rescue the child.
A sentence of six months imprisonment
ct hard labor has been passed ON M Ma
kamura, one of the members Of Japan's
parliament, charged with libeling the cab
met In his public speeches.
Saturday, April 10.
New York's Assembly passed the bill
granting full franchise to women.
Albert G. Porter has been ordered to re-
turn to his post as American minister to
Italy.
A. G. Brown, the defaulting Toronto
broker, has fed to Mexico 1t is stated
that his pilferings will aggregate over
$4,000
The executive committee OF Georgia's
Farmers Alliance issues an order calling
on sub-alliances to hold aloof from the
third party movement, under penalty of
forfeiture of their charter.
| Marquis Imperiali, charge de affaires of
the Italian government. acknowledges the
receipt through Secretary Blaine of an In
demnity OF SIS, 900 rendered by our govern
ment for the relief of the families of Ital-
ian subjects killed In the New Orleans
massacre. Diplomatic relations with Italy
are now fully restored.
Monday, April 10.
Mrs President Harrison, who has been
seriously i'll for two weeks past, is recoy-
ering.
Bishop Brown, Of the African NJ. e.
church. urges the nomination Of Fred
Douglass for president.
Rev Mr.. Muller, o Lutheran pastor Of
Oldenburg. Prussia, was sentenced to
fourteen years imprisonment for swindling
his parishioners
Seventy-five OF the loo counties ia Kan
sas send delegates to the state convention
instructed for Cleveland. The Cleveland
ties favor fusion with the Peoples party.
The Baltimore Sun publishes a state
ment to the effect that Senator German
will not be delegate to the national con-
vention, and will retire from the national
Democratic committee on account Of phys
ical disability.
Father Marti, q priest In q church at
Anglesola, Spain, was attacked by mad
man with sword while conducting Good
Friday services. Before he could be pre-
vented he severed the priests head from
his body. Then, In resisting capture, he
| drew o revolver and fired indiscriminately,
| killing woman. He was subsequently
| caught.
Tuesday, April 10.
Governor Flower, Of New York, vetoed
the bill providing for state printing
house.
| The president sent to the senate the
name Of James H. Butler, of Maryland, to
be appraiser Of merchandise in the district
| Of Baltimore.
| William e. Woodruff, ex-state treasurer
Of Arkansas, charged with embexzlinR
state funds, was discharged by the jury on
his second trial.
Justice Lamar. Of the United States su
preme court. who has been very seriously
Ill, Is now convalescent, and able to wall
| ahouf the honsa