The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-28

N. Y. Stats Zeitung came to his
death otherwise than by suicide.
a Coroner's inquest over the
body of Jane Cherry resulted in
verdict that she died of the
results of a criminal operation per-
formed by DIR. White and Lulu
Raymond. Warrants were issued
for their arrest. Both have dis
appeared.
The Oldest bank notes are the fly
ing money" or" convenient mon,'
eyfirst issued in China, 1897 B. c.
Originally these notes were issued
by the treasury but experience die
tated a change to the banks under
government inspection and control
The notes were printed in blue ink
on paper made from the fibre of the
mulberry tree. One issued in 1899
B. G. is still carefully preserved in
the Asiatic museum in St. Peters
burg.
When Captain Anderson, of the
Viking, is at home he is a Norwe-
gian editor.
Mckinley is an LII. D. and
knows enough to wear it-by grace
of Wilberforce University, of Ohio.
The Queen of Great Britain
proudly decides that the bride
maids at the approaching wedding
shall be ten of her grandchildren.
A new railroad labor organiza.
ton was formed in Chicago.
William G. Todd of Atkinson,
N. H. has given the Boston Public
library $4,000 for a newspaper
reading room.
Seward A. Simons, Buffalo law
yer, was arrested on a charge of
importing from Canada q gardener
to work on his premises.
William G. Reid, wealthy lum.
Der dealer of Fergus, Ont, was ar
rested for trying to purchase $1,000
worth of counterfeit money from a
New York green goods dealer.
The body of awoman thought to
be Mrs. Margaret Burchell, who
was drowned week ago with hei
cousin, Rev. Father McKenna, in
North River, was found.
Sarah Green of New York at
tempted to jump from the
Pavonia ferryboat John King
Tuesday evening, just as the boa
reached her pier. J. ]. Sloane, wht
saw her run to the stern of the boat
hastily followed and held her unit
a policeman arrived. Yesterday il
Jefferson Market Court she sale
she remembered nothing of thu
day before, but was sure did no
intend to commit suicide. Justice
Voorhis discharged her.
Mrs. Peary will again go to thu
Arctic regions with her husband
The Lieutenant Will be under way
for the ice fields by July 3, OIL
board the Falcon.
Sixteen men were burned tt
death by an explosion of benzine il
a chemical works at Odessa
Russia.
The Chancery Court decided
the Dowager Duchess of Suther
land is not entitled to Intense
Cnas, granted to her by the lat
Duke.
This list of candidates for the Ger
man elections is now PRACTICAL.
completed and numbers altogethe
more than 1900 contestants for 80
, seats.
: The Active, which has arrived a
Dundee port with a full cargo Q
seal skins, reports the discovery G
land in latitude 65 south, longitud
63 west.
E. R. Sisson, a physician prom
nent in social and business circle
, at South Bend, Ind, has confesse
, to forging the name of his mother
in-law, Mrs. Kate Lindsay, to note
for $4,000, on which he realized tn
money. He has escaped.
: Mr.. Samuel E. Morss sailed 0
the Umbria for Europe. After RI
r naming few days in London h
; will go to Paris and on July l, tn
beginning of the next fiscal year h
. will begin his duties as Consul Gel
, eral there. Mrs. MOrss and the