Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-17
TRLKGRAPHIo JOTTINGs.

The business portion of Randolph, Wis,
was burned Saturday. Loss, $4,000.
The stockholders of the Bristol rolling
mile, Philadelphia, have decided to assign.
The liabilities are $110, 900. Assets $780,
900.
The First regiment of Dragon Guards
has been ordered to take the place of the
Life Guard at Windsor In consequence of
the recent mutiny in the ranks of the lat
ter.
Clarence Coburn, aged thirty-two, of
Chester, VT, a fireman on the Central Yer
mont railroad, fell between two moving
freight cars at Proctorsville last night and
was instantly killed. He WAS unmarried.
Hazel, the two-year-old daughter of John
F. Nugent of the marble firm of Nugent
& o'Toole. Worcester, Mass, fell out of q
window in her parents house Saturday
morning and died last evening from the
injuries received.
Owing to increasing competition the bust
ness of the important copper works of Pas
coe & Granfell at Swansea, England ,estab-
lished century ago, will be wound up.
The closing of the works will throw 700
persons out of employment.
George A jackson, aged thirty-si1, and
Martin R. Everson, aged fifty, both colored,
qusrreled about a white woman in Brook
lyn. jackson struck Everson with base
ball bat, frscturing his skull. Everson
lived only short time. Jackson was held
for murder yesterday.
1t develops that Mr.. ]. A.Younghusband
of Detroit, heretofore reported as indicted
for completely in the Iron Hall swindlss,
was not among the number indicted. He
seems rather to have been the victim OF
than a participator in the Iron Hall swim.
dies.
The London Times. referring to the ques
ton of the appointment of q poet laureate
says that 1t may be taken for granted thai
successor to Lord Tennyson will be ap
pointed. The Times thinks that the rea
sons for the objections formerly raired
against Swineburne no longer exist
An account of an unusually exciting life
boat rescue, occurring last night, come
from Yarmouth. The rescued are the crew
of the steamship Janus, from Christiani
for Honheur, which vessel was wrecked oil
Hasbro Sand near Yarmouth early yeeter
day morning during a heavy gale.
The boiler shop of Theodore Smith &
Bro, w. d. Heyniger's carpenter shop
Brown & MiIler's vulcan iron works, AM
David Birdsalls boiler shop, were burne,
in Jersey City early yesterday morning
The Wallis Iron works were damaged. Tn
losses aggregated $685. 900. Covered b
, insurance.
The state bank of Ainsworth, Neb., ha
, been closed by ar ofds- x--o... ;ia suprem
court The bank had about $40, 900 in de
posits. The president of the bank wa
|, Judge Tiffany, of the Omaha Barb Wir
: Manufacturing company, which just fails
at Omaha. The cashier, Q. T. Alton, say
every dollar will be made good, but O.
what fund he can draw is not known. Tn
treasurer of Brown county had much none
= In the bank.
The London Chronicles Paris correspor
dent says that the French government sur
pressed portion of recent dispatch froI
o Colonel Dodds, the French commander
Dahomey, in which the colonel accuse
g Germans of supplying King Behanzin wit
4 ammunition and helping the Dahomeyar
r to raise earthworks of q European styl
70 The alleged interference of Germans
It Dahomey will, 1t is said, form the subje'
s of q serious diplomatic controversy.