The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1893-02-01


uine cholera--James Smith, Jr., elected
senator by New Jersey egislature--Hugh
Dempsey 8 attorneys move for new trial, al
leging misconduct of jurors-Senator r.
@. Mills reelected from Texas-Illicitd dis
tiilery found in Brooklyn--Three trains
wrecked on the Pennsylvania at New
Brunswick, N. J.--Jsoques finished 80
days fast at New York---Wall street
stocks quiet-Anarchists threaten France
assembly passes senate bill
which will free Brooklyn supervisors from
Observation-Disclosures McIlroy, a New
York contractor, suicided in Chicago with
81 ZOO In his pocket--Brooks' Locomotive
works at Dunkirk closed by strike.
Thursday, Jan. 20.
Populists and Democrats in Kansas elect
Judge John Martin United States sena-
tor Mrs. Lease disavows her allegiance to
the Populists In consequence---A report
from Philadelphia says President Roberts
Of the Pennsylvania railroad will be re
tired--Bill introduced in New York legis-
lature providing for vote Of people OF New
York and Brooklyn on consolidation--
Eighty pounds of struggled opium seized
In Pullman car at Niagara Falls--Con-
necticut legislature refuses to confirm Pro-
fessor Baldwin as judge court of errors
Canada's parliament convenes - Much
mail and express matter was burned at the
Pennsylvania wreck at New Brunswick,
N. Italy demands satisfaction OF Bra
I'll for outrages upon her subjects--Ed-
ward Van Etten, superintendent r., w.
and o. railway, has accepted a like posi-
ton with the New York Central-Don-
oghue, Ennis and Franklin skate cham
pionship race at Stamford, Conn.-Eight-
cen pauper immigrants stopped at Ellis
island--Louis McComas confirmed as a
judge In the District of Columbia--Presi-
dent Cleveland may go to Justice Lamar's
funeral - Prince Frederick Charles of
Hesse merries Princess Margaret, sister of
Emperor William of Germany---Doc, the
trotting dog, valued at 5000, was killed
in wreck--A bill embracing Gov
ernor Flowers views ON improvement
of country roads introduced in New
York legislature - Thirty-three deaths
from cholera at Nietleben Insane asy-
lum, Germany Wall street stocks
active--Secretary Foster says il au-
thorized expenditures of congress are
made treasury will show a deficit
Congressional investigation of Panama
scandals in America will take place
DR.. Herr is worse in London
England informs France that she will
maintain her present policy toward Egypt
Mrs. Maybrick is reported better
Volcano Padronal, N. NJ, burst forth for
the first time in 20 years-Yellow fever Is
epidemic in Ecuador----Governor Werts
Of New Jersey declared for home rule of
cities-Grand View hotel at Fort Halnil-
ton burned at Il loss of 500 0O0-Des
Moines closes shop to attend revival meet
Bishop Parker consecrated bishop
OF Colorado --- Practice ship Bancroft
proves success, and her builders will get
$40 900 prize.
Friday, Jan. ~.
Don NJ. Dickinson visits Mr.. Cleveland
at Lakewood, and his name is mentioned
incidentally in connection with secretary
OF state portfolio--Mr. Cleveland joins
Greek letter college society--Forged check
for $4,000 purporting to be by the Royal
Insurance company discovered at Albany
Ten new cases typhus in New York
Burial Of Justice Lamar. Macon--Pat-
rick Gleason gives up the mayoraity fight
in Long Island City-Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine hold high carnival Madison
Square garden, New York--John l..
Mitchell, Democrat, elected United States
senator from Wisconsin--The Infanta
Eulalia will represent the queen regent Of
Spain at the Chicago xhibition---French
chamber again votes confidence In present
ministry---In Millionaire Langley divorce
case in Brooklyn jury decided for the hus-
band, who was Observation-Disclosures
borrowed $l0,000,000 American gold for
Austrian government - Congressional
committee declare Office OF supervisor Of
elections of no use--Philadelphia and
Reading combine successful in first
judicial decision ever rendered---Joe
Donoghue skates 100 miles In z hours
II minutes 8sss seconds, beating previous
record by 4 hours--Rochester coal dealers
indicted for combining to raise price of
coal---An ex-priest was mobbed in pub
lie hall at Lafayette, Ind, for delivering
q lecture antagonistic to the church
Mrs. Bartlett received five votes In Mon
tana Legislature for SENATOR Damaging
testimony adduced in trial of Beatty, ac-
cused of Homestead poisoning
ing Lawyer Harris Of Camden surrenders
-Ex- Premier Crispi Is involved In Italian
bank scandal----Rumored alliance of Penn
sylvania and Burlington and Quincy rail
roads to the Pacific-Hamilton Fish at
tacks Judge Maynard in New York assem-
bly,.
Saturday, Jan. IS.
James Gillespie Blaine died at Washing
ton after lingering illness, aged 6S. He was
born In Pennsylvania Jan. 81, 1880, gradu-
ated from college 1S47, removed to Maine
1854, attended Fremont convention 1866,
in Maine legislature 1s59-62, in lower
branch of congress 1S82-16, In United
States Senate 1S76Si, Garfeld's secretary
of state 1881, candidate for presidency
1884, and secretary Of state 1SS9-92. Con-
gress and state legislatures adjourn in
honor OF his memory--Justice l.. Q. G.
Lamar buried at Macon---Scarlet fever
breaks up Yale preparatory school
Colonel Hayes, a New York lawyer, on trial
for perjury, put up SIC, 900 cash for bail
Granite cutters nine months strike declar-
ed of on employers terms---Forged check
certified by Merchants National bank,
New York, for $50, 900 endeavored to be me-
gotiated at Albany. Forger and accom-
plice captured--General Abner Double
day, who trained the first gun at Fort
Sumter, died at Mendham, n. j..
August johnson, elevator boy In Pulitzer
building, New York, fell ~ stories and was
killed-Bishop wiggcr of Newark do
cese, who srraigned Father CorriSah for
INSTRUMENTATION and then dropped the suit,
has had charge of Cahenslyism preferred
against him--Judge Campbell, postmas-
ter general under President Pierce, died at
Philadelphia, aged so years--Dcfcnse OF
Robert r. Beatty in Homestead poisoning
case begins--Mrs. IVAN Courtland plsh,
op has asked permission to teach New York
policemen TO sing---Mine explosion In
Buda-Pesth, in which 100 lives were lost
Wall street stocks dull; gold shipments
q, 900, 00O---Dr. BARRETT, recorder Of
the propaganda, appointed auditor to
Mgr. Satolli--Two hundred weavers
Of Simpson g. Co, Paterson, N. j., strike
against reduction Of 10 per cent
Republicans give up Kansas senatorial