The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-06-16
THE NEWS FROM ALL AROUND.
Condemned Accounts Of all the I'm mportan'
Events.

XlOn IL Dclnp neln W ot' THul, minu.
Kate Miller, Il widow, was upavoidably
killed by Il cable car in Cincinnati, o.
The order of the Mystic Shrine is hold
ing an Imperial Council" at Cincinnati.
Burglars stole 500 worth Of jewelry
from Hess Brothers store at Bloomsbury
A break In the machinery at Indian
Ridge collery, Shenandoah, made 600 hands
idle
Three trolley roads are fighting for the
right Of way from Lakeside to Shenan.
doah
Colombia will pay it's debt in two years
on the plan Of IS, 800 monthly install
ments
Strikers at Patterson colliery surrend
cred, and will work at the company's
terms.
Hereafter Reading policemen must al
ways wear the uniform on the streets when
off duty.
James B. Ewing, minister to Belgium,
has sailed from New York, accompanied
by his family.
Ten thousand people heard Talmage lee
ture at the opening of Clear Lake, an lowe
summer resort.
By order of the Delaware county cour
Lansdowne is a borough, and officers will
be elected June 90
A Philadelphia syndicate is negotiating
for the purchase of the Chess Bros iron
works, Pittsburg.
William Hunt was killed in collision
between an express and freight train at
Gothenburg, Neb.
From the Methodist church, Rev. DR..
Scoville, of Binghamton, n. Y, will go
into the Episcopal.
Because her horse frightened at car,
Mary Yingst of Lebanon, has sued street
railway for $40, 900.
About 100 hod carriers of Wilkes Barre,
struck because refused an increase of two
cents a day in wages
Wholesale poisoning of sheep is the latest
phase of the Colorado war between sheep
men and cattlemen.
William Clark, a painter from Coates
vile, fell 116 feet from chimney in New
York city and is dying
The French Catholic church. at st.
Anne, ILL.,, was struck by lightning, in
volving loss of $50, 900.
After several years membership of the
sheet trust, the Colwell Lead Company, of
New York, has withdrawn.
To attract trade, Bristol shoemaker
glNcS pldte Oh ICe CTeAu1 10 eaCn
chaser during the hot waves.
Charged with embezzlement from Chas
Ballejo, grocer Of Brooklyn, w. L. Bong
was caught at San Antonio, Tex.
A fall OF coal in Maple Hill collisry,
Shenandoah, dangerously crushed three
miners, Burke, Jones and Polasky.
Governor Fishback, of Arkansas, writes
an indignant letter to the president on
congress neglect of the levee question.
Young Willie Reisig, of Locust Valley,
ran the tine Of pitchfork into his little
toe and died of lockjaw in two weeks
The missing steamer Nyack, from Buff
falo, supposed to have foundsrsd, has
reached Cleveland en- its way to Chicago
Catching his foot In frog on the Bath
Beach railroad, James Abbott, brake
man, was run down and killed by train.
William, the little son of Jacob Joseph,
residing near York, fell into bucket of
hot water and his recovery is dsspaired of.
After winning 81, sos, in q court trial,
Joseph Robsnstein, Of New York, lost $3.50
to two trusted acquaintances on the Bow
cry.
New York Broker Henriques is getting
better and Frank Ellison, his assailant,
will probably get out of prison Oh Satur-
day.
The Westinghouse Electric Company has
taken out requisition papers for a member
Of the Electric Trust on charge Of con-
spiracy.
The Children's Aid Society has learned
that sixty children were sent to reform
schools In Allegheny county just to get
rid Of them.
Finding loaded gun, Artemus johnson,
q oysar- old nurse, blew out the brains of
his charge. 8-year-old McAullin Jones, at
Bowman, S. @.
Tramps probably killed Melchior Fox, a
wealthy resident of Eau Claire, Wis,
whose body was found in the cellar of his
country residence.
Ransom Parker, jr., ono Of the Oldest
residents Of the Ninth ward in New York
city, president of the Commonwealth Ice
Company, is dead fe Hr
Picking dualin cap with = nail to see
what was inside, Charles Fey, Pottsville
boy, produced An explosion and Is now
minus four fingers
After a hearing in Lancaster. w. G.
Keech was held for trial as an accessory to
the crime that ended in Katie Zeizert's
death in Philadslphia.
Alexander Miller, who was a conductor
Railroad Company, died in Bordentown,
N. j. He was 85 years old.
Missing Moody Merrill, of Boston, as
president of the Franklin Land Company,
issued $40, 900 worth of stock and made no
return Of money received
A New York Judge has restrained Sis
sieretta Jones, "the Black Patti" from
singing under any other management than
Major j. B. Pond for three years.
General John B. Gordon, senator from
Georgia. will soon lecture in New York ON
The Closing Days of the Confederacy
with Estimates of Lee and Grant"
Attachments have been served on all the
| elevators and other property of the North
ern Pacific Elevator Company in North
Dakota on suits brought by banks in
Montreal Minneapolis and Duluth.
st. Paul, Mimi, had a great celebration