The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1893-08-31
A WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED


turn TO W asiasnEton next week
A statue II Abraham Lincoln Was uo
yelled In Edinburgh. Scotland. yesterday.
Rev. Lawrence s. McMahon. Roman
Catholic bishop q Hartford, died at Lake
vile, Conn. last night
The trial at Trenton Of Mr. Sham. for
the alleged murder By poison Of her son
John, ia order 10 obtain his life insurance.
resulted in a verdict of acquittal.
President Hanghey, Of the Indianapolis
national bank, aud several officials Of
companies who secured Illegal advances
from the bank were arrested for embez-
Element They furnished bail.
Wednesday. Aug. IS.
A mob in Denver drove of street lsiDrers
who were working for 81 - day.
The anti-French agitation IS spreading
In Italy. At Milaggo "a mob wrecked the
French consulate
Ex-MInister Stevens has been presented
with handsome silver service by Ameri
cali admir- r. in Hawaii.
President Cleveland has issued a procIa-
nation opening the Cherokee Strip 10 set
Element on Saturday next.
In the race off Brenton's Reef Yesterday
the Figilaut defeated the Pilgrim by
nearly half an hour. It In generally con
coded that the Nigilant will be the chosen
cup defender
The tearing up of electric railroad
tracks at Gilherton, Pa, by order Of the
borough council, led TO riot in which
James Partit and William Holland were
Killed and Officer Amour dangerously
wounded
Thursday, Aug "a.
Iucius futile has been chosen president
Of the Boston and Maine railroad.
Mary Murphy, ~ years old, was ar
rested for pocket picking IN New York
The Iowa Democratic state convention
nominated Governor Boies for third
term by reclamation.
Secretary Of War Lamont has left
Washington for few days visit to New
York and probably Buzzard's Bay.
.. +. Lane. of LOngview. Tex, in Jail at
Springfield on "A charge of stealing Sl2,OOO
from his father, committed suicide
John Hough, of Railway, n J., was be
queathed $1,000 900 by Californian whom
he had befriendec some years ago
Duke Ernst II of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha, Germany, is dead He is succeeded
by his nephew, the Duke of Edinburgh.
sun vi ' lCJOTla.
Friday, Aug. rs.
The Maharajah of Kapnrthala left New
York for Europe yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Hyde, the oldest person in the
Hudson river valley, died at Fishkill, N.
T., aged l04 years, months and % days
Tom Ryan and Mysterious Billy
Smith will meet in a six round go" at
Madison Square garden, New York, next
Tuesday evening.
France will not send military attaches
to the German maneuvers this fall because
the sham battlefield II, to be around Meta.
The news Of her decision has caused sur
prise in Berlin.
Saturday, Aug. &c
At Hampden Park, Springfield, Mass,
Nancy Hanks trotted mile yesterday in
POS
Riots between the unemployed and
working Poles in Buffalo are of daily oc-
currence.
George Dixon's manager has challenged
Billy Plimmer TO finish fight for s., OOC
side and purse.
John Ham and Mis-. Jennie Anderson
of Chicago, were drowned in Macatawa
bay, Mich, by the capsizing of a sailboat.
w lIlIIHS tOl ~ ~, LdS ueCldTtu d QUAR-
antine against Atlanta and Columbia,
Ga, because of the number of refugees at
those places from fever infected parts.
Burglars compelled J. n. Bodies, Ten.
nessee farmer, TO disclose the hiding place
of his money by pulling his toenails with
pincers. They secured s., 900 and escaped.
Monday, Aug. %.
The Rt. Rev William Bennett Chester,
Protestant bishop of killaloe. died in
Dublin.
Prince HomatsO Yoratio, of Japan, Sec
ond in the line Of imperial succession, is
doing the fair
Stanley Hutchins, q retired merchant OF
Baltimore, died suddenly az Asbury Park
He was Al years of age.
Mgr. Sat olli Off ciHted at the dedication
of the Italian Church Of the Sacred Heart
Of Jesus. in Cincinnati, yesterday.
The Electric Express company, with q
capital of 81 100000 $1,000 paid up, organ
lied under the laws of the state of New
Jersey, will soon begin operations.
| Emma Goldman and her anarchist asso-
ciates, whose meetings were suppressed by
New York authorities, have transferred
the field of their agitation to Philadelphia