Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-07-22
TELEGRAPHlC BREVITIES.

TELEGRAPHlC BRETlTlES.
The Pabst brewery in milwaukee,
was damaged by fire to-day.
Private advices received in San Fran
cisco yesterday announce that another
revolution is brewing in San Salvador.
A San Francisco paper states that
Governor Markham has decided to APP
point Irwin C. Stump to succeed the
late Senator Stanford.
France has granted an extension Oh
time to Siam in which to make formal
reply to the demands made upon
her in the French ultimatum.
The volcano which startled the ma
tives of Unga, Alaska, last year by a
sudden eruption, has been located 10
miles east northeast from Cape st. John,
Mrs. Vauerchek, farmers wife, was
held up by two masked men near Rut-
ledge, Mimi, yesterday and robbed of
800. The robbers shot and slightly
wounded her.
Mrs. Minnie Statachlin, farmers
wife living between Millbury and Hill
ton, n. j., went into the barn on her
husbands farm last night and was
trampled to death by horse.
His highness Yagatgi Singh, Mahara-
jah of Kapurthala, India, reached New
York yesterday on the steamer Paris,
He is accompanied by one of his wives,
the fourth in number, and quite dis
tinguished suite.
Already there is demand for seats
and boxes for the Corbett-AIitchell con-
test before the Columbian Athletic
Club at Roby, Ind, in December next.
A steamer load of excursionists from
England is expected to witness the
affair.
A crowd of FIVE hundred people
threatened all last evening to mob the
Jail at Dayton, Ohio, for the purpose OF
lymching Bills, Reteback and Kennel,
he murderers of Charles Duerr, but the
crowd of citizens lacked determined
leaders.
William Davis, mail carrier between
Blue Point and Bledsoe, Ark, was
shot and instantly killed Thursday af-
ternoon at Blue Point by Albert Moore,
resident of that place. Rivalry for
the hand of maiden was the cause of
the tragedy,
The Big Four road will in a few days
withdraw from the Central Traffic As.
ISOLATION. With the Big Four will also
90, it is believed, the Lake Shore and
Michigan Central roads. This will in
all probability precipitatc the abolish
ment of that association.
The colored residents and visitors at
Asbury Park, n. j., held meeting last
night to protest against the action OF
Mr.. Bradley in issuing orders keeping
them from his board walk on the beach,
and decided to raise fund for the EN-.
ployment of an able lawyer to test the
case.
a disastrous wreck is reported on the
Burlington road this morning at Ok
ford, Col, in which seven persons were
killed and q number injured. The
train is snid to be a freight and the
victims of the disaster are said to be
persons who were beating their way
eastward
The nine condemned Cboctaw In
dams who were to have been shot July
Z, and who were respited to August 4,
were removed from the Gaines county,
l. T., Jail yesterday, to Red Oak in Su=
gar Loaf county. They are now cons
fined in private house there under
strong guard.
Senator Zebulon B. Vance to-day
made public an open letter which he
has written to the farmers alliance.
The Senator says he is pleased at the
action of the alliance in urging senators
and representatives to stand by the
present silver purchasing law until
some satisfactory substitute is adopted.
At $50 this morning an engine draw
ing three cars jumped the track in the
Alabama street yards at Cleveland, Q.
Engineer John H. Hines and his fire
man both leaped from the engine. The
latter escaped without injury, but
Hines took the wrong side Dc and ll'l. the en-:
CINE toppled over on him. He was