The times., 1893-03-03
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
In wreck on the Pennsylvania
Schuylkill Valley road between Pho.
nixville and Spring City, Pa, four
men were killed.
NEAR West Liberty, KY, an old feud
between the Caskreys was renewed, in
which Sam Caskrey, jeff Caskrey and
Jesse Caskrev were killed.
Two COACHES on the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago road jumped
the track near Columbia City, Ind.
and j. w. Paramoure was killed and
twenty other persons were injured.
AT n conference in Cleveland Gov.
Mckinley made an assignment of all
his property for the benefit of credit.
ors, and Mrs. Mckinley insisted upon
doing the same with hers.
LEWIS REDwINE, assistant cashier Of
the Gate City national bank of Atlanta,
Ga, was said to be defaulter to the
extent of $4,000
THE second continental congress OF
the National Society of Daughters OF
the American Revolut on met in Wash.
ington. The late Mrs. Benjamin Har.
rison was president OF the society,
which now numbers 2,7OO members.
SwITCHTENDERs, tower and crossing
men in the employ OF the Chicago &
Western Indiana Railroad company
quit work in Chicago because demand
for higher wages was refused.
WAsHINGToN's birthday was very
generally observed throughout the
country
THROUGHOUT New York, New Eng.
land aid Pennsylvania fierce blizzard
caused suspension of railway traffic
and did other damage.
The annual meeting of the Sons OF
the American Revolution was held in
Washington and Gen. Joseph G. Brecl1.
inridge was elected president for the
next year.
MANY summer cottages at Salisbury
beach, in Massachusetts, were swept
away by the waves during storm.
THE total receipts from internal
revenue for the first seven months oi
the present fiscal year were sos, Ala, 7S6,
being S7,S15, 577 more than for the same
period last year.
CHARLES M. JACKSON, of Grayling,
Mich, ex-treasurer of Crawford coun-
ty, was arrested on the charge of being
S13, 900 short in his accounts.
The Lincoln league, a republican
organization at Watertown, N. Y, has
started a movement for the purpose oil
aiding Gov. Mckinley, of Ohio, in his
financial EN- mbarrassment.
JOHN w. FOSTER, secretary of state,
has retired from President Harrison's
cabinet for the purpose of assuming
the management of the case of the
United States in the Behring sea arbi.
tration.
THE house of Adolph Neise, a lahore,
at Ottumwa, Ia, was burned, and his
wife and child perished in the flames.
Neise was arrested on charge of caus.
surance on his wife's life.
PETER T.. L. SMITH, paying teller OF
the First national bank at Wilmington,
Del, is a self-confessed embezzler to
the amount of $55,9O0.
The South Dak6ta legislature has
passed bill requiring six months res.
idence before a plaintiff can begin &C.
tion for divorce and in all cases where
service is, by publication requiring
years residence.
FIVE men were arrested in Des
Moines, Ia, while in the act of rob.
bing graves.
1T seems to be pretty well under.
stood that nothing will be done in the
Hawaiian annexation matter at this
session of congress.
THE Beaupre Mercantile company OF
st. Paul, Mimi, failed for $500, 900. The
assets are $500, 900.
The jarri of tilt hammer at the
Abram box stove works in Philadel-
phia caused the fall Of a wall which
killed three men.
FRANK HOLLAND, who on March 6,
1892, killed three men, was hanged at
Brazoria, Tex.
The doors of the Gate City national
bank at Atlanta, Ca, were closed,
owing depositors $3.50, 900.
BUSINESS failures to the number of
230 occurred in the United States in
the seven day ended on the cath,
against 301 the preceding week and
27o for the corresponding time last
year.
MRS. GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN, living
near Dunbridge, o., gave large dose
OF arsenic to her 1o-year-old son and
took dose Of the poison herself. Fami-
ly trouble was the cause.