The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-17
OVER THE WIRES.
THE NEWS or TIVE WORLD As TOLD
BY TELEGRAPH.
Important happenings of the Past Week
i'll the United States as We'll as In For
eign Countries, Etc.

Hamburg, January 9-One case of chol-
era is again reported in Hamburg, after
the city had enjoyed four days immunity
from the disease, so far as indicated by Of
fetal reports.
Here's Gnrza Again.
New York, January IA special to The
World from Uyalde Tex, Says Catarno
CARA, the revolutionary agitator, after
Guiding the United states and Mexican author
ititA in sCarch,~Of him for months. has
turned to the Rio Grande frontier and is in
person organizing bands that have of late been
sprDging up among the chaparral.
Asking, An E..shr IL ,ur Day.
London, January 11.--Dclegates of the
Miners Federation, i'll session at Birming
ham, have adopted a resolution asking par
liament to pass bill making eight hours
shown on the question, the only delegates
who opposed the resolution being those
who represent the Durham miners.
urned on,pj"t. over.
Burlington, To-. January 13-It is reported
from Morning Sun, la. that bad wreck oc-
Cured this evening Oh the low" Central rail
road An eastbound passenger train was de
rallied while on crossing sixty feet sro ab9He
track. turning completely over in Its fall. and
struck the ground upon it's roof. Eight pas
sengers were in the coach. Two were killed
and two others Sustained injuries that will
probably prove fatal
AccIuent Chicago Firemen.
Chicago, January 1.-two firemen were
caught under falling walls at II small fire
in Kensington. II $ :burb Of Chicago, this
morning. One named Stephen Morgan was
instantly killed and James Cunningham ia
tally injured
Another fireman named Laro Paterson,
fell through an elevator shaft at Il fire to-
day, at -he corne of Washington and JEFF
ferson streets and died a few hours later.
Convicts Attack the Warden.
Laramie, Wyo., January lin the Wy
oming state penltentiary ut this point last
night six desperate characters We're being
Madden, II scyen-yed, IS man sent up from
Bemont county for grand larceny. attacked
Warden Briggs, who standing at the
doorway. The rest of the conyicts joined
in the assault and badly beat the warden.
Two jail guards heard the row and came
to the wartlen's reliet with Winchesters.
They opened fire on the convicts, mortally
wounding Madden and shooting another
convict, named AlcLer ID. Ledge The
four remaining convicts returned TO their
cells subdued.
The Electoral Returns.
Washington, January 14.-Vice President
Morton has received up to this time the
electoral returns by messengers from twelve
states: Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Mas
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New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania,
Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia. The
foregoing states had previously sent copies
by mail The following states have returns
by mail but the messengers have not yet
reported: Alabama, Arkansas. Colorado,
Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Iowa,
kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Nebraska, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Car
DINA, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Wy
omlng.
Anxiety for the Courier.
LONDON, January IA dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company from Tan
giers says: The courier sent to Fee re-
Gently with the ultmatum of the British
government, demanding the arrest and
punishment of the men who some time ago
murdered 4 British subject. has not yet
returned to hangers. His long absence is
causing some uneasness.
Tangiers. January 14.-Negotiations are
now on foot between the British minister
and the sultan. They are closely shad-
owed by q French emissary. 1t is very
evident that neither France nor Spain in
tends that ENGLAND shall gain any advan-
tage in Morocco il diplomacy can posi-
bly, prevent it.
.wo Trains Telescope.
Chicago, January 13.-The Crete accom-
mediation on the Chicago and Eastern IL
linois road, leaving Dearbon station at 30
o'clock this evening, was telescoped at Fifty
fifth street by q Chicago and Erie through
train to New York The accommodation
train consisted of three coaches filled with
suburban residents on their way home.
Fifteen were severely injured in the wreck
and scarcely any one of the $50 or more
passengers escaped some bruises or minor
injuries. To add to the horror of the scene
the center coach of the accommodation trian
caught fire from an overturned stove.
Three passengers. two women and one man,
were caught in the wreckage close to tho
flames and We're cut away from their per-
ilous position by the heroic efforts of their
fellow passengers. Nobody was killed out
right. The injuries of some may result
fatally.
The Work rs Well DONG.
Washington, January 14.-Tha reports re-
ceiyed at the navy department. from the
government inspector at Carnngia steel
works at Homestead, Pa. show that the ar
NOR plate manufactured there for the new
naval vessel is quite good as any turned
out by the establishment before the lockout
the severe tests prescribed and the men are
working night and day to fulfill the con-
tracts. The tests Of armor for the Monte
rey We're particularly successful 1t is
stated unOnicially that the inferior armor
plate made in the Carnegie mills which the
locked out men claimed had turned out badly
because of the ignorance of new non-union
men, was really heated and rolled in the
mills prior to the Inaugural ton of the lock-
t,ut, a. = while Amalgamated Association
workmen were running the works.
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