The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-15

Centre township, Camden. n, Y, has
granted license to Cloverdale track, an
adjunct to Glonucester.
The steamer Australia will be held at
Ssn Francisco until Friday to take de-
partment advices to Honolulu.
Nine men were seriously injured and
one killed by gas explosion in coal
mine at Perryopolis, Pa, yesterday.
Ths Denison compress at Davidson.
Tex, burned yesterday with 800 bales
of cotton and 20 box cars. Loss 800,
600
The Rev James Gilbert Cordell, the
oldest congregational minister in the
| United States, is dead at Schnectady, N
Y, aged 81
The training ship Constellation has
gone to Nor ok to take on her battery
| and fit out for a summer cruise with the
naval cadets.
Four workmeu were injured at the St
Paul, MINI Cordage Company's works
Oh Saturday by au avalanche of ice and
snow falling through the roof upon
them
William Ma.t5haw wss instantly
killed and his brother Henry, Z years Of
a.. seriously injured by being struck
BY a train near Belott, Mahoning county,
Ohio, on Saturday.
Governor Flower, of New York, has
respjted TIL further notlce James L
Hamilton, the co!OIed eX-preacher, sen
fenced to be executed in th5 week tie
ginning March 13
New York's mysterious suicide. n,
beautiful glrl who shot herself al tht
CJleman House last Saturday. proves tt
be Miss Leone Cozzens, the daughter o
a wealthy lawyer. No cause Is assigned
She was Is years old.
Princess Kaenlaui and her su ta mad'
social call on the President and Mrs
Cleveland yesterday afternoon. Th
princess was charmed with her recel ol
aud said Mrs. Cleveland was the onl,
i lady she ever fell in love with,
; The condition of the stranded steame
, Wells City at Sesbrigbt. N. j., fror
Bristol England, which came ashore o.
Z saturday night, is much improved, az,
there is very promise of the vessel boin
early released from her perilous posi'ior
: The Essex County New Jersey, To
|
gan club in the country, is about to &
cut of existence the sliding Sc so
will close on March Is, and lmme diatel
thereafter the club house and slides al
to be sold
q The Rev. DR.. Hugh Johnston, fol
# erly of Toronto, Can, who has been 81
.e lected as the pastor of the Metropolis
Il Methodist church, at Washingtp
le preached his first sermon Sunday, b
( subj CT being ''The Ministry Mar
J. Canadians ere present in the congreg'
B. ton.
b, DR.. Edward Houghton James, assista
sanitary superintendent of New Yol
er City, died yesterday from heart failur
IN Dr. James was in his 73d year, and ii,
a been connected with the health depal
lie ment of the city in various capac
d since it was created, 81 years ago.
lr- A decision was expected yeste: d
ef morning from Recorder Symth on the II
IL ton of lawyers olive and Hummel fol-
new trial for their client Carlisle II,
OF ris. The recorder, whoever, did not CO,
d down to court this morning, and it "
ln' announced that no decision would
lel given in the case yesterday.
~ a. B Hutchins, of Danville. KY,
-. ~ sold to A H. Moore, Of Philadelphia
ho black mare Ermine, 213 4, by P
Das M mouth, dam Fan, by Huguely's Pl
H. The price has not been made publ
oio but is known to be more than $50
- E mine is years old, and is expec
~, to trot much faster than her record t
NJ year.