The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-01-15
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

HELENA Mont.-The ballot for United
State senator to day resulted: Sanders
80, Clark "a, Collins 2. No choice.
CHICAGo.-Two fremen were caught
under falling walls this morning and
fatally injured, and another fell through
an elevator shaft and was killed.
LITTLE RoCK.-Mrs. NJ. NJ. Anderson,
of Pulashi, was elected sergeant at arms
of the house TO day.. This is the first
time woman has been elected to that
position.
CHARLESTON, w Va.-The remains of
the late John B Kenna, senator from
this state, were inferred in Mount Olive
cemetery this morning after short Ielig-
ious services at St. Joseph's church.
BALT1MoRE.-Wh Mrs William
deComcey was attempting to save her
children from burning building to day,
she was overcome by smoke and burned
to death. The children escaped uu-
harmed.
WASHINGTON Mgr Satolli has re-
ceived cablegram from Rome stating
that the Apostolic delegation has been
| permanently established in the United
| States and he has been confirmed as the
first delegate.
ATLANTA, Ga.-Rev. Sam Small has
returned to journalism having accepted
! position On the Constitution, editorial
staff. He started life as an editor in
Texas, and was on the Constitution
seven years ago when he took to evang-
ellsm.
TANGIER- negotiations that are
now on foot between the British minis
ter and the Sultan are closely shadowed
by the French emissary. 1t is very evident
neither France or Spain intend that
England shall gain any advantage in
MoIocco if DIPLOMACY can prevent it.
RoME-Pope Leo is said to be greatly
interested in the situation in Americs
and is desirous Of putting an end to th'
ecclesiastical differences existing there,
With this purpose the Pope is prepar
ing an enc cllcal to American episcopatt
advising harmony and union.
FINDLEY, O.-The city has given fac
tories notice that the natural gas suppl,
will be discontinued within thirty days
Glass manufacturers will attempt to fore
the city to continue the supply, as tn
gas supply to secure location Of facto
, ries.
RICHMOND. Va.-Governor McKinne
, has written Gen. Martin T. McMahor
of New York, who has the placing G
E organizations for the inaugural parade
strong letter asking that the Virgiui
cavalry be made special escort t
Cleveland A petition signed by Viz
ginia congressman accompanied the let
e | Ter.
] BURLINGTON, Iowa AS the eastboun
, train on the Iowa Central last evenin
approached an head crossing or
e and Half miles east of Morning Sur
J Iowa, the rear coach jumped the track
. ran along the ties till it reached trest
i and fell thirty feet to the ground below
}, Eight passengers were seriously injured
d two may die.
e MUNCIE, Ind.-Superintendent Jarvi
e of the Lake Erie and Western syster
II filed the places of the striking switcl
: men, but the union labor in the irO
steel and glass works refused to hand
material moved by the non union switc
J men and as a result 100 iron workers a
8, out and others will be locked out IL
u few days.
~ LoNDoN-A dispatch to the Exchan
10 ;a Telegraph company from Tangier 50
- the Courier sent to Fee recently with t
ultimatum of the British governmeI
- demanding the arrest and punishment
- = the men who some time ago murdered
-, British subject, has not yet returned
- Tangier. His long absence is causl
ta some uneasluess.
of PARIS There is profound relief in
Ell publican circles TO day over the sta
id ment of Charles de Lesseps, implicatl
it Arthur Mercer, editor Of the Gaulois,
es having received 100000 from
y, Panama company. Tnis at last brir
Ter the roy alists into the drag-net and she
or what the friends of the republic hs
He claimed from the beginning of the SC
in dal, that republican officials and jou
nd aiists did not have monopoly Of
Panama corruption.