Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-30
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Tracy s Gibbs, printers, are suing the state
officials of Michigan for 10000 damages.
a bill prohibiting prize fighting IN South
Carolina has passed the general assembly,
H"ighwaymcn yesterday made an attempt to
hold up the Cripple Creek, Colo stage near
Canyon city. The attempt was a failure.
Vice President stevenson will sustain the
decision OF his superintendent In the case Of
the striking miners at his Bloomington, ILL.,,
Colliery.
1t Is estimated that the total assets received
by the National COrdage reorganization COM
S7,OOn,uOO.
There will be n meeting held in st. Louis
next March for the purpose OF organizing u
new political party. II will be an otlshoot of
the populists,
Theodore Haughey, president OF the dcrunct
indianapolis National bank, was yesterday
sued by the receiver for three notes amount
ing to $4,000.
senator Voorhees, thinks that the tariT bill
will pass the house aud get to the senate by
January |, and will pass the senate and be
placed In tho presidents hands by February.
hta meeting Yesterday ut Philadelphia, the
passed "A resolution favoring the conduct of
the affairs of the company by the receivers.
A man named Lidscy Carter and his wife,
who Is blind, were murdered and burned In
their hon,r Monday night at llcarnc, Tex.
TwO negroes have been arrested ON Suspicion.
The ties; imony yesterday in the trial of Will
ham Dunbar, the alleged sinuggler, At Port
land, Ore, was merely cortODurativc of that
given by Blum, who has turned states
evidence.
Near B~astrop, Ten, on the Missouri, Kansas
x Texas railroad, Il train went through "A tres
tie yesterday, kiuiug George Schneider, brake
man, and seriously iniuring the conductor and
car iuspcctor.
Newt Jones, who killed .. &. Herndon Tues
day at Bailey, was lynched yesterday, The
CorOner'S jury rendered u verdict stating
Jones came To his death ~ the hands of an
unknown mob.
Near Erkman. w. Va, since Monday night,
no less than ten negroes have fallen, mostly in
drunken fights, following pay day. About six
are dead or will die, Onc appears to have
been killed and robbed.
As n result of II quarrel ovGr some hogs at
Norman, OIL, II TURNER named snyder was
shot ana H led, While another, NAMED maddiN,
pant, was lodged IN Jail.
County Attorney COBB OF Wyandotta county,
Kansas, petltion At District judge Alden yes
terdty tornn injunction restrIining u uam-
Der of lottery companies from doiut business
within the jurisdiction of the Court.
clint Lillery of Liberty, Clay county, one of
the principal contestants In the prolonged
fight for collector of internal revenue for the
Kansas city district, has failed, lie was en-
gagged in the boot and shoe business.
The taking of testimony in Tia. trial of Chris
Evans, the Nisalia, CAL, bandit, wiD, with
John and George, Sontag, held up Il, Southern
Pacific train and afterYards killed Vie WI
ALA, commenced yesterday.
The 400 miners at the Winthrop mine a
store orders, and the mine will probably be
cIoscd,for the winter. In August the men had
agreed to receive pay in store orders rather
than have the mine close down.
Acrank me with n revolver appeared in
the federal building at st. Louis ycstrrday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock, and but for the note
of warning which he himself wrote would have
killed Secret Service Operative John Mccall.
Tough. lie was disarmsd and arrested.
Amor = indictments handed in by the New
York grand jury is one against Police Captain
William :. Deycry of the Eidridge street
station for malfeasance in office and criminal
neglect of duty. The Indictment is found ID
upon charges preferred by Rev. DR.. Charles
III. PIrkhurst.
John a. Brown, the Kansas city agent OF the
Equitable Life Insurance company, in whici
DIR. {. Frakcr of Excelsior Springs. Mo. held ;
$4,000 policy, says hat the general opinion
held by officers and agents of the cOmpany
was that DIR. Frakcr could be produced at any
time on short notice.
Tho boilers at the Elwood electric light
plant at Elwood, Ind, exploded last evening
The building was a Onc-StOry double brick
The whole concern is II complete wreck
There were fOrty-siN persons In the building
at the time of the explosion, but none wcr,
fatally hurt. though some were injured.
The general assembly of the Farmers
Mutual Benefit association yesterday unan
imously voted TO consolidate with the uthe
farmer organizations of the country. Tn,
following officers were elected for the ensuln.
year, and the assembly adiourned: President
G. A.. Robinson of Fountaintown, Ind: vice
president, A. B.. Davis OF Garfield, W. Va.
secretary, W. f.. Robinson Of Grecnvillc, Ind.