Evening journal., 1893-10-10
SUMMARY OF EARLY NEWS.


$4,000 Damages in Charging Him
with the Murder of Christie warden.
Messaros's Body stm at the Under
takers.
Arthur B. Snoad, of Syracuse, N. Y,
has sued DR.. Mary Walker for $40 600 |
damages for slander in charging him |
with the murder Of Christie Warden.
There were more than 7O0,0 900 people |
registered at the various turn stiles at |
the Worlds Fair, thus making Chicago |
Day the record breaker, as far as the |
number of admissions for one day are
concerned.
Harvard l. Balm, the ex cashier Of the |
Home Savings Bank, at New York, was
sentenced TO four years in the State
prison. An effort was made to secure a
suspension of the sentence
The Baptist Ministers Association of
Philadelphia. appointed committee to
ascertain il Rev. Duncan MacGregor had
been dropped from the roll of the Cen
tennial Church. Deacon Peter Epp says
he is still on the roll. The grand Jury
ignored the bill against Deacon Epp
charging him with the larceny of a
letter from Miss Sallle George.
It is generally believed in the Senate
that it will be impossible to pass the
bill repeating Internationally the silver
purchasing clause Of the Sherman law.
A compromise measure may also
be antagonized by the silver men.
In the House, Representatives Boutelle,
Of Maine, and Dolliver, of Iowa, made
brilliant speeches in opposition to
the repeal of the Federal Elections
law, and the debate on this bill
came to close, vote to be taken
to-day.
Berthold Pepper, who eloped with
Mrs Charles Il. Hallock Of Moriches.
h. l.. and deserted her in a Chicago
hotel, was arrested at San Francisco
Mrs. Hallock committed suicide in the
hotel.
Rev. Dr. Waldo Messaros's body is still
at the undertaker's establishment. Mrs
Messaros arrived in Philadelphia, and
some arrangements were made for the
burial, which will be either in that city
or IN New lOfk,
United States District Attorney Ing
ham, of Philadelphia has beed notified
to begin condemnation proceedings
against the property holders of the site
selected for the new Mint.
Samuel T. Evans, Welsh member Of
Parliament, denies that Joseph Chamber.
lain was the Liberal Unionist who was
willing to make a corrupt bargain with
Welsh members in exchange for votes
The gold reserve has been reduced to
SIS. 53s, OOO, owing to large Withdrawals
on the European account
The Central Relief Committee placed
the whole matter of relief of the unem-
ployed in the hands of the Citizens Per-
manent Relief Committee.
Thomas Joyce and Martin Tighe were
probably fatally burned and four others
were seriously injured by gas explosion
in the Old Forge Colliery, near Scranton
At the State Convention Of the Woman s
| Christian Temperance Union, in session
/
Philadelphia, was re elected president.
Two deaths and thirty-two new cases
of yellow fever were eported at Bruins.
wick, Ca
The faculty of Princeton College sus
pended Gordon Johnson, of Alabama,
and w. II Fulpe, of Pennington, for
taking part in the "hazing" Of Leopold.
Rev Dr. William Adams was formally
installed last night, as pastor Of the
West Green Street Presbyterian Church,
Philadelphia
James A. Bradley, founder Of Asburg
Park, was nominated for state Esenatol
by the Republicans of Monmouth county
f anna Goldman, the Anarchist, was
convicted of having delivered melting
speeches in New York.
DR. schweninger, Prince Bismarck
physician, says the strength of body
shown by the prince augurs well for al
least ten years more of life.
The Prince Of Wales opened new ari
gallery for the p,or in the south Of Lon
don.
Dr. Il. L Wayland. of Philadelphia
delivered an address before the Baptist
ministers in Pitisburg on Compulsory
Arbitration
Malcolm Dean, 30 years, drug clerl
Of Philadelphia, took strychnine H'
says he mistook it for quinine Il i.
alleged that he was addicted to the us,
of cocaine.
Sporting News Notes.
/ The University Of Pennsylvania foot
ball team soiourned to Washington yes
| terday afternoon and defeated the Col
I umbia Athletic Club by the score of 2
to COlumbia's showing was a surprise
as it was thought they could not score.
5 The articles of agreement for the fnisl
D fight between George LaBlanche, tn
{ Marine, and Billy Layton, Of Des Moiues
have been received at that place The,