The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-15
GENERAL NEW S
Carefully Selected Nows oe Currenl
Events.

The United States government has
not entered into treaty with Brazil
pledging support in the event of an
attempt being made to restore mon
archy there
Mrs. Levi P. Morton has leased the
house in Paris formerly occupied by
Senator Jones, of Nevada. and will re
side there to finish the education of
her daughters.
Cardinal Rumpolli wants te resign
his office of secretary to the pope be-
cause he fears the future policy of the
Vatican will be less hostile to the
italian government,
The suicide of Honorable Charles
Howard last Thursday in London, Is
said to have been caused by his infat
uation for a Mrs. Bloss, who killed
herself last Saturday.
The empress of Austria while out
riding last week saw distractions on
the track of the railroad, and with
the help of her groom removed them
just a moment before the fast express
went by
JohR S. johnson broke the worlds
bicycle record for a qRarter of mile
flying start of 81 seconds, held bv
Zimmerman and Rhodes at Topeka
Monday. He went the distance IL
25 as over a slow track.
The explorer, Soifcr, intimates that
tie Grand Duke Alexis. of Russia, has
arranged treaty between France.
Russia and Spain by the terms of
which the latter'S ultimate occupation
of Tangier is provided for.
stantly killed by William Seveller at
Riverside, O., Friday night. The men
were rolling mill hands and the men
took up a quarrel between the chili-
rem of their families. Scveller was ar
rested.
Six more United States steamers
have been purchased by the Brazilian
government for use as wa ships, Civ
ing to the Brazilian government ten
new vessels.
Tram No. z, on the Ontario g. West
ern railroad from Oswego, jumped a
switch when entering the freight yard
in Norwich, N y, Tuesday night
Several passengers were injured, but
rot fatally. The express and baggage
cara were smashed.
The funeral of Captain Hedberg. the
United States army officer who was
shot Monday by Lieutenant Nancy at
Fort Sheridan, was postponed until
Friday. 1t was to have occurred Thurs
day, but owing to the funeral of Car
ter Harrison was deferred.
In Proctor, O., Tuesday- night. John
Eloyd was shot dead while sitting
with his arm about Miss Lucy Whites
waist and the young woman received
enough shot to disfgure her for life
Harry Smi' h, a rival, fred the CON
tents of "a otguR into them.
Tuesday a schooner came up from
Lower St Lawrence TO Quebec sup
posed to be loaded with peas. When
the cargo was being discharged, one
OF the supposed barrels of peas broke,
and in the peas were found smaller
barrels filled With Illicit whisky
Major General Sill Christopher
Charles Teesdaie, Y. &C. r. A. X. c. M.
e., c. B., her maiestF7s master of cere-
monies and at one time eGuery to the
Prince of Wales, and who accom-
panied the latter to America, died ON
Wednesday at Bangor of paralysis
Coinage executed at the severa
mints of the United States for the
month of October aggregated z.7S2, $50
pieces of the value of SlO,O03. 90G as
follows: Gold pieces. 1,l4O, 14O: value,
50, 504, 500. Silver pieces, 1,S32. 900:
value, $40, coo. Minor coin pieces.
4,Sl0, 900; value, $50, 600.
The statement of the comptroller of
the currency shows that since October
1892, the increase ln national bank
notes outstanding amounted to S2c, $50
972, and for October. 1922. SG21, 994
making the total national bank notes
on October 81, 1893 S3Og.-
214, ,l66.
Edward Cool. farm hand, went to
Buck Creek Valley, Ind, Friday and.
the home of Ike Lowe, fred
without ..aIning at Lowe. Loves
walked out to Obediah Halle's saloon
and shot and fatally wounded the pro-
prietor.
Friday morning William Scheid was
working on the Cincinnati, Hamilton
& Indianapolis railroad bridge across
the Miami river at Hamilton, O., when
the inch and a quarter rope which
held 500 pound bridge strut" broke.
and Scheid was thrown into the bed
Of the river and fatally injured.
Sid Lee, white boy IS years old.
who killed an old man by the name of |
Wright near Dalby Spring, twenty |
miles east of TeXarkana, Tex, about |
4 month ago, because the deceased
accused. him of stealing his sugar |
cane, came in and surrendered to the !
sheriff last Tuesday, and on Friday |
had trial on writ of habeas corpus |
before the district court, which ad |
nitted him to bail in the sum of |
IS, 600. The accused readily gave bond,
wealthy narties in Texarkana and
New Boston, Tex, becoming securi-
les.
Dynamite was placed under one of
he gates at the dam at the water
works, three miles south of Sedalia,
No., Saturday, and a terrible explo-
ion followed. Two of the large gates
we're blown out of position and then
ook fire, but the prompt arrival of
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