Evening journal., 1892-11-30
GenernI

were stricken out At Cincinnati it was
decided to 60 on with the trial of Pro
fessor Henry Smith,
meeting of She original schedule
committee and the cooperating commit
tees of the leading fire insurance com
panies in the country was begun in New
Yofk.
Rodman H. Blake of Philadelphia. an
agent for the Order Of Fraternal Guardi-
ans, met with a rough reception at the
hands of Cleveland members of the
order
James G. Woodward and Joel Hart
prominent citizens of Atlanta, INDUCED
in a rough and tumble fight before the
state senate judiciary committee.
United States officials conducted inves.
LEGATIONS at Chicago showing that
'lumpy jaw, the cattle disease, is often
durable and not dangerously contagious
Chicago Presbyterian ministers went
on record as opposing revisions of the
faith favored by their general assembly.
Commodore" True was lynched at
Hiawatha, Kas., for the murder Of VIII
Walthall, church deacon, who took him
from the church for creating disorder.
Argument was postponed in New York
in the case of the Pacific Mail Steamship
company, which seeks to enioin the
Panama railroad for doing business be-
tween certain ports.
The trial of NJ. B. Curtis, the actor
for the murder of Policeman Grant, was
resumed at San Francisco.
The report that the United States gov
ernment might, owing to labor troubles
use Snuthern instead of Concord n. II.
granite for the congressional library is
denied.
It is said that capitalists back Of Gen
eral Dyrenforth's rain making expert
ments in Texas are losing faith.
1t will be suggested to congress THAT
the Cheroke strip be opened early in the
spring
Prominent New York firms say little
if any gold viii be exported this week.
The latest California returns indicates
a possibility that the state electoral vote
may be divided between Democrats and
Republicans,
Wyoming will send a Republican to
the United States senate unless the
Democrats in the lower house unseat
enough Republicans to put themselves
ahead on joint ballot.
Governor Brown, of Maryland. has
gotten into hot water because of his
position regarding the reassessment of
property
Ex-Burgess McLuckie has been re-
leased at Pittsburg under $40, 600 bail in
the treason charge against him. The
Court will be asked to accept bail for
McLuclde and Hugh Ross in the murder
case against them.
The Thuron coal tract near Pottsville.
Pa, said 70 be rich in anthracite has
been purchased by Scranton capitalists
for Sl05, 900.
Joseph Powell and Joseph MAYER were
severely shocked at Pottsville by
coming into contact with teie
phone wire that had fallen across a troll
ley wire.
Thomas Moser entered store
in Mount Carmel, Pa, and. shooting
into the crowd, struck Miss Mary
Wytchie, inhicting a possibly fatal
wound
Interest in the abandoned Reading
Lancaster and Baltimore railroad is re.
vived by report that English capital
lists have promised to furnish the re-
mainder of the required money, provided
one-third is raised in the United States.
A little child of Amos Camp, a rail
roader, residing in Harrisburg, was
burned to death by the coal oil lamp ex-
ploding.
1t is denied thot ex-President Weihe
will be a candidate against Samuel
Gompers for the presidency of the
American Federation of Labor.
Philadelphia and Reading coal miners
wages for the last half of November and
the first half of December have been
fixed below that of the preceding month.
The corner stone of the new institu-
tion for the chronic insane at Werners-
vile, Pa, was laid with interesting
! ceremonies.
j. p. Morris and Frederick Smith, des
perate burglars. entered the National
bank at Allentown. n. j., covered the
cashier and his assistant, ordered forth
all the funds and made off. Cashier
Hutchinson gave chase and with others
captured the men.