People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-06
NUMBE r 10
TERsELY TELEeRApHIc.
News Items That Flash Over the Wires
from All Points.


from All Points.
Akron. O., is suffering from an epidem-
&c OF smallpox
The sugar bounty was decidedly more
this year than last.
Diphtheria is causing many deaths In
Carroll county, Ohio.
Samuel Tryce, of McKeesport. Pa. is
crazy from the effects of being frozen.
Supreme Justice Somerby, of the Iron
Hall, has bsen arrested at Philadelphia
The Kansas City waterworks is having
q hard time getting money from the city.
Meade, the Atchison, Kan. embezzler
and absconder, has been located in Lon.
don.
The farmers near Fairbury. Ills, are
much excited over the appearance OF
CHAMBERS.
Asa P. Potter, of Maverick bank failure
notoriety, will be brought up for trial at
Boston on Jauuery Gath.
Charles Church is in prison at New York
on the charge OF attempting TO hlackmsil
VIM. r. Grace & Co. out of $4,000.
John Scott Harrison, OF Chicago, is
wanted at Covington, KY, for the murder
of Harry McGreevy Christmas night,
Captain Reilly, of the New York poles
force, was nearly mobbed by a gang Of
tough juveniles while arresting one OF
them.
J. H Todd, cashier at the St. Paul and
Duluth depot, West Duluth, MINI, has
left. His accounts are said to show
shortage OF $4,000.
This state board of railroad commission
ers, Of Kansas, is booked to go under the
incoming administration. They will mako
a fight, however.
Postmaster Deerfeld, of Sheridan, w.
Va, was surprised in bed by masked
burglar and gave up all his money at
the point of q revolver.
The Standard Delano Spanish Sheep
Breeders association has elected among
its officers John Kugler, Of Stan berry, Mo,
as its first vice president.
The largest seizure of smuggled opium
in years has been made at San francisco.
1t consisted of 1900 half pound cans. the
value OF which is $4,000.
Reed g Craigs paper warehouse and
A. Is. Duphin's wholesale biscuit and con-
fectionery establishment, Toronto, Ont,
were burned. Loss 100000
Chicago is soon to have another foun-
tain, a magnificent granite structure. sur
mounted by bronze statue of Hebe, the
gift of Joseph Rosenberg, OF San Fran
cisco.
A serious cave-in occurred at the Calu-
met iron mine, eight miles west OF Salida,
Colo, i'll which four miners were caught,
but were rescued after being seriously in
jured.
Yellow fever has become almost cpl
demic in La GuRyra, Venezuela The NOR
tality in Caracas continues to increase,
and in the smaller towns it is spreading
in every direction.
A court at Cincinnati refused an IN
junction asked by two theaters against
paper to restrain il from publishing con-
tracted ads on the ground OF unfair
criticism of the shows.
The case against Registrar Brown aud
Deputy Falk, Of San Francisco, charged
by DR.. G.. G. O'Donnell, independeut can
didate for mayor, with having falsifed
election returns, has been dismissed.
The affairs of the Order of Solons, as
Pittsburg are now in the hands OF the re-
ceiver, the Mercantile Trust company.and
by an opinion of the court. there will be
no effort made to speedily wind up the at-
fairs.
A premature explosion of a, blast oc-
CURED at MilneSville, Pa, recently. by
which eight Italians and Hungarians mar
rowly escaped instant death. Three are
dangerously wounded and the other Eve
seriously.
The Ohio board of health, in it's annual
report, says that If immigration is not re-
stricted it is doubtful whether the present
quarantine defe1ses will be able TO pro-
tect the country against an invasion OF
cholera in 1898.
There is a lively fight at New Orleans
between the district attorney on one side
and the mayor and chief of police On the
other brought about by the refusal of the
mayor and chief to arrest all parties found
violating the Sunday law.
The schooner Eleanor, Captain Mccoy,
owned in New York, with cargo of resin
and turpentine from Georgetown, S. c.,
for New York. became waterIogged Dec.
g. during gale, and was SGT attire and
abandoned. The crew made their escape
in boats
Trouble seems to be brewing among the
Shoshone and Arapahoe Indians in Wy
oming, arising out of a decision by the
government to reorganize the reservation
with the Arapahoes as joint owners. The
Shoshones claim the reservation as theirs
exclusively.