The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1892-09-07
AwEEK's NEWS CONDENSED
Wednesday. Aug. 81.

Wednesday, Aug. 81.
Burgess McLuckie, of Homestead, viii
be rendered nomination for the state
legislature by the local Peoples party.
The Philadelphia schoolship Saratoga,
which sailed few days ago on her return
to Philadelphia, was at Plymouth yester
day wind bound.
John S. Morton, the Sage of Aston
Lodge" was nominated for governor OF
Nebraska yesterday by the Democrats. A
full set of presidential electors were
chosen.
The Cooley gang are supposed to be the
persons who robbed the store of j. J..
Hughes, Greensburg, Pa Three unknown
men entered the store, bound the clerk
filed wagons with $500 worth Of cloth.
ing, boots, shoes and groceries.
Thursday, Sept. 1.
Governor Peck and the entire state ticket
have been renominated by the Democrats
Of Wisconsin
congress today. The revenue is estimated
at 9SO,O00,O00 and the expenses at 2100,.
100000
A dispatch from Carlscrona says that
the Swedish steamer Dymphna has been
burned at sea. Everybody on board was
saved.
The Democratic conferees in the Twenty
fifth district, in session at New Castle, re-
nominated Hon. E. p Gillespie of Green.
vile, for congress-
President Harrison visited Whitelaw
Reid at Ophir Farm, White Plains, N. Y,
yesterday, at which place he met Senator
Aldrich, Chairman Carter, Thomas C.
.Platt and others. The president returned
to Washington at midnight.
Friday, Sept. 2.
There was an informal cabinet council
at the White House last evening. The
president will leave for Loon Lake to-
day.
About 1900 troops will be sent out by
the government to Simla to chastise the
Black mountain tribes for refusing to sur.
renner Hassim Ali, ex-chief of the Has
sanyais
Princes Christian, president of the Brit
ish Nurses association, has sent out let
ter appealing to trained nurses to volun-
teer their services in the event of cholera
epidemic In England.
Saturday, Sept. 8.
The seventeenth biennial session Of the
Supreme Lodge knights of Pythias closed
its active iabors in Kansas City yesterday
afternoon.
A platform bearing the speakers gave
way at soldiers reunion at Manchester,
Ia, yesterday, and Representative Hender-
son had his leg injured.
During the last thirty-six honrs In An
derson, Ind, more than dozen persons
have been bitten by animals supposed or
known to be rabid. One fatal case of the
disease has already occurred.
At Pera, near Constantinople, Yesterday
a new building collapsed. Fifteen persons
were killed and twenty injured. Twelve
OF the killed were workingmen and the
other three were pedestrians who were
passing at the time of the collapse
Monday, Sept. 8.
1t is announced officially that today
President Carnot will meet the czar's rep
resentatiye, Leuchlemberg, in Aix-les-
Bains.
A meteor about twelve inches in diane
ter fell and shattered a rock twelve times
as big near Livingston Manor, Sullivan
county, N. Y.
The life saving crew at Manistee Mich,
have been charged with cowardice In con-
nection with the recent wreck OF the
schooner City of Toledo.
The defunct Georgia and Alabama In
vestmept company is to be reorganized,
arrangements having been made for the
payments Of its debt of $4,000.
Tailor Paul Richter hanged himself with
his handkerchief in New York police sta
ton, where he had been locked up for an
assault upon his step-daughter.
Among the cabin passengers, Rev. r. S.
Macarthur, of Brooklyn, and Gaetno Russo,
the Italian sculptor who designed the Col
umbus statue, arrived ON the Fulda yester-
day from Genoa.
Tuesday, Sept. o.
Fifty houses were destroyed by fire today
at Diprsrz, a small village near Cassell,
Berlin.
DR.. Talmage addressed meeting in
Hyde Park, London. From there he goes
to Ireland. He intends to sail for New
York Sept. IS on the City of Paris
The British bark Alice M. Claridge Cap
tain Dill, which arrived at La Plata July
2s, from New York, by way of Buenos
Ayres, and the British ship Loanda, which
arrived at Buenos Ayres June II from Car.
diff, are aground ON Ortiz bank, Monte.
video.