The Monmouth inquirer., 1893-04-27
Thursday, April 20.

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been created duke by Pope Leo.
Two actions of the many brought con-
cerning the Fayerweather will have been
dismissed, but many remain to be tried
The 14O walters In the new Hotel Wal
dorf of New York threatened to strike just
at dinner time, but did not because their
wages were raised on the spot. 4,
There was a fire in the Massachusetts,
state prison at Charlesas2wn
Letta Wray, youns yoman of 20, in st.
Joseph, Mo- is held for forgeries amount
ing to So, 000
I The supreme court judges of Washington
say they are too busy TO attend the naval
review at Hampton Roads or at New York
on the opening of the Worlds fair.
1t has been decided thas there is to be a
land parade of the naval forces in New
York on April 90.
Burglars in Sedalia, laos dragged safe
$50 yards and blew it open.
Friday, April Ell.
The Italian cruiser Htna arrived at
Fortress Monroe.
The cross examination of DR.. Buchanan,
on trial charged with wife poisoning, was
continued all day long at the New York
general sessions
The Mexican outlaw Amalla, with
large force of men, surprised the regular
Mexican troops and killed $50 in fierce
battle.
Scores of people were killed in the
cyclones which swept over Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi and Texas.
A schooner was driven ashore at the foot
of Melrose street, Chicago.
The New York state legislature adj
journed.
A group of 81 Venetian gondoliers on
their way to Chicago reached Philadel-
phia
Nathan Hertz, the New York policeman
charged with clubbing an old watchman
to DEATH was held for examination.
Rain drenched the exhibits in the Manu-
factures building at the Worlds fair.
City Works Commissioner Adams of
Brooklyn has won the suit brought against
him to restrain him from awarding the
ash removing contract.
Saturday, April 22.
The cyclone caused the death of over 40
persons in Mississippi
Six boys broke into synagogue in Jer
sey City and caused $500 damage by acts of
vandalism. They were all arrested.
The differences between the New York
clothing cutters and their employers were
settled by arbitration, and the lockout
ended.
The Duke of Newcastle arrived on his
way through the United States
The body Of John f. Shann, lying in q
morgue at Princeton, N j., was mutilated,
it is suspected, to conceal evidences of pois-
oDing.
The Pennsylvania Steel company as
signed. Capital, s5,00O,000.
The Columbus caravels arrived at Hamp-
ton Roads.
Young Mackay, son of the California mil
lionaire, swallowed cocaine by mistake and
narrowly escaped death.
By an order of the supreme court the city
authorities of Long Island City were com
PEELED to furnish water to ex-Mayor Glea-
sons electric light works.
People in Lancaster, Pa, thought they
felt an earthquake shock
Monday, April "a.
A woman suffering from leprosy has
been discovered at Fort Wayne.
General Edward F. Beale, veteran of
the Mexican war, died i'll Washington.
A big steel syndicate to oppose Carnegie
is being formed.
Lieutenant Peary may not make another
arctic trip this summer.
Nine students at the Delaware 20. )univer-
sity were dismissed for brutal hazing prac-
tices.
Senator Murphy of New York has been
summoned as witness in the Dischler
case.
The 13-year-old son of Editor Walker of
the Cosmopolitan Magazine was stabbed
by some young New York toughs.
District Attorney Nicoll has asked for
delay in the hearing of evidence in the
Carlyle Harris case before a commissioner.
Governor Flower has made Thursday,
the date of the naval review, public holi-
day in New York.
Pedro Garcia, a Mexican outlaw, was
captured.
The walters in large New York hotels
threaten general strike this week
Tuesday. April 20.
! Governor Flower is reported as angry be-
cause of the arrangements made for the
New York legislature at the naval review.
! Hon. George Raines of Rochester, ap-
pointed a commissioner to hear evidence in
the Carlyle Harris case, did not begin the
hearing on Monday, as expected.
4 The rendezvous of war vessels ended at
Hampton Roads, and the fleet sailed for
New York.
The old liberty bell was greeted all along
the route to Chicago with much ceremony.
Rev. Father Flaherty, convicted of an
assault on young girl, was sentenced in
Geneseo to ~ years imprisonment.
John Joce LIE Fevre, alias Rev. John
Lawrenty, was arrested, charged by Arch
bishop Corrigan with being fraud and
collecting money by false representations.
In defense of his wife, William McMul-
len of Brooklyn struck an Italian blow
with his fist which resulted in death.
A falling wall in Cincinnati killed one
man and fatally crushed four more.
Il is understood that the Elkwood park
track at Long Branch will not be opened
Wednesday, April 26.
The taking of additional testimony in
the case of Carlyle Harris was begun be-
fore Senator Raines in the city hall, New
York
The Columbus monument at Chicago
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