The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-06-20
OVER THE WIRES.
THE NEWS or TUE WORLD AS TOLD
BY TELEGKIPH.
Important Happenings OF inc I"s' "0
in the United States rs wen us III or
eiSn Countries, Etc.

c,e,vood Springs, Col, June PA daring
ro 6STN reIcved The he guests Of the Colorado
hotel YESTERDAY e 9d m WtR dis
played the fellow walked the hotel making
collection OF all hands and managed ' 70 Is, eS-
and it is claimed that Mrs. Cassius Smith, OF
Denver, lost all her jcweiry.
Decorating Lovrj rvs Grave.
Alton ILL., June 11th.-This was LovejOy
day and the usual observanccs were held.
Elijah T.. .Lovcjoy was the, first martyr to
h"l and rS %as customs Il
decorating his grave has gone down in the
last few years Numerous n;,o visitors n,;ss were ere
dresses were made by Hon j. d. Sparks
and Major Armstrong. The tomb was lit
orally covered with flowers.
Murdered ana Placed tho Track.
st. Joseph Mo, June 12-The terribly man
glcd body of Gustav Koenig. wellkn
young business man. was found beside the
murdered and robbed, after which the body
had been a on the tracks to cover to the the
murdcrcrs, which the officers are following
up. Koeng was to have been married Sun
day and was returning from call ON his
GanCee when murdered.
Threatened to Blow 1t Up.
Anderson Ind, June 15-The Farmers and
Merchants State bank at Paramount, Grant
county, Just north Of here -, closed its r doors
, for the bank and threatened to use dynamite
under it, Alphcus Hindleey, James WINSTON
1t had II paid up capital of $4,000 with a
surplus of 5000 at the last report.
Young Highwaymen in Kansas City.
Kansas City. Mo-, June 1.-THE police did
not seem to be able to capture two youthful
| highway robbers who, last night held up
and robbed man, Several policemen were
/ no sight of the youthful robbers, though they
| operated at 10 O'Clock at night in front OF
Homer Reeds home corner ,,l Tenth 1, and Penn n.
scene OF the hold-up Of the night before. Ir
| each instance the victims were relieved OF
| their money and watches.
An Epidemic of Typhoid Fever.
Iron Weed. Mich, June II The. present
epidemic of typhoid fever here is the WorS
| ever known In the state. The public schools
| closed ten days ago on account of the disease
| The armory and other buildings have beer
| turned into hospitals. Physicians are falling
| sick themselves from oycrwork and loss o
sleep. The cases number nearly four hundre,
| now and deaths are fast increasing: TIN
number of Victims Is increasing All step
| so far to stop the ravageS OF the disease nav
been Intellectual
Briggs VIII Continue His Work.
New York, June = AZ al. meeting Of tn
was decided that Z. A. Briggs. = ID, WI
continue his wort in the department. Of Bihl
cal u.enso2y rs :'ithert1. me directors aiS
made so tha. none Of the students of Unto
Seminary will suffer from the restriction
which lave beeu put upon the board OF ed'
| cation. .'T -
Coming TO the Plan.
Baltimore, june 18.--Drcxel, Morgan
Co. have appointed the Mercantile lru:
and Deposit Company as their agents
Baltimore to receive Richmond Termina
Richmond and Danville and East Tenne
see. Virginia and Georgia securities to
deposited under the reorganization plan
: Tnc. Richmond and DaWi lille dhderlyii
bondholders committee here has decide
to recommend to the holders of the Georg
Pacific securities to accept an amend,
, plan of Drexel Morgan & Co. and to d
post their holding as required. DrexF
Morgan & Co have consented TO amer
their original plan so far as it relates
E Columbia and Grediivlle holdings by gran
G ing concessions to this road, First MOI
l gage 6's will be given terms accord'
, to the same class Of bonds OF the Georg
| Pacific