The state herald., 1893-01-27
Telerraphic BrcvltIea.

!, A furious snow storm ragged In Georgia on
the 18th,
Justice Lamar died on the 2ard at Macon,
Georgia
Governor Aligeld Of Illinois is reported
quite sick.
Blshop Phillips Brooks died very suddenly
ut Boston on the 23rd.
The Calumet club building in Chicago was
burned down on the 18th.
The Sigma Phi fraternity house at Williams
college burned; So, $4,000.
The case OF DR.. Briggs is TO be appealed
directly 10 the General Assembly.
a.. Two ilretnen rere killed at Rochester, New
York, on the 2ist, by falling wall.
The National Editorial Association will
meet in Chicago from May 10Th to Goth.
The Supreme Court of Illinois has decided
that women can vote Mt school elections.
Congressman Lodge of Massachusetts,
been elected to the United States Senate.
The Wabash Railway company Is discharg-
ing It's union operators rs fast as possible.
Mr., Blaine Is reported 10 he growing weak
er, although there Il little charge apparent.
The General Assembly will make mighty
effort TO stamp out winter horse racing In In
diana.
+. j. N. johnson Of Minneapolis skated n mile
In 40 IS few days ago, thus breaking the
record.
Tho privilege OF importing opium into
Hawaii has been put up at auction and sold
for SD, 600
= Ex-King Milan of Servia and Queci Natalie
have become rcconc!led after long estrange-
ment. He was short OF funds.
The petriaed man found In cave In the
.Gaudaloupe mountains In New Mexico, is
is being taken TO the World's Fair.
The effort to elect senator from Montana
still continues The ballot usually stands:
Sanders BE, Clark 90, Dixon II, Collins2'
6Thcrc were eighteen deaths from typhus
fever at Guanajuato, Mexico, last week. In
San Luis Potosi the disease is diminishing.
Lieutenant Totten OF the United States
army has forwarded his resignation TO The
Var Departmental take effect August !, 1888.
The cases against the stockmcn who invad-
ed johnson county, Wyoming lhs, spring,
have bee dismissed, and the men will now go
free.
By collision between two passenger trains
near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Sunday
morning, eight passengers were Injured, but
none OF them fatally
Another street car full OF people was
smashed Tito kindlirg wood on railroad
crossing In Chicago on the 10th. Seven per-
sons were badly hurt.
Edward l.. Harper, cx-prcsident OF the FL
deity National Bank Of Cincinnati, and con-
Net In the Ohio penitentary, has been denied
pardon by the President,
The Kansas City board OF health has adopt
ed resolution providing for the establish
mcnt OF laboratory for the culture and de-
velopment of cholera germs.
w. T. Ward surprised two men robbing the
First National bank at Greenvile, Texas. lie
was shot but not mortally wounded. He pre-
vented the robbery, however.
The Manitoba government has declined 10
| send an exhibit to the Canadian section of
the Worlds Fair. 1t VIII exhibit in It's own
building outside the fair grounds.
All the coal miners In the Echois, Mclienry,
| Taylor and Williams mines. ut Central City,
| Kentucky, have struck for an advancement
| In wages. The mines are now Idle.
The 900 delegates 10 the Republican ma
| tional convention OF 1881, who voted for Gen
eral Grants nomination, arc 10 bold re-
uniorl1p Philadelphia on April 21th next.
Upon the demand OF England the Khedlve
| Of Egypt has dismissed several OF his new
| ministry sud promised not to make any
| changes IN the future without the sanction OF
| British authorities.
William Hazelitt. who, with companion,
Potts, made the trip In a cask through the
whirlpool OF Niagara, has determined TO un-
dcrtaisc the feat again. lie has not yet settled
the date OF his attempt.
Ogden City Council has decided Ia give n
| bonus OF 1000 to secure the gmeltcrs and
| reduction works Of the Union Mining and
| Milling Company OF Illinois aud Utah. The
| plant will cost not less than 100000.
! Stephen ". White, Democrat, OF Los
| Angeles. was elected United States senator
from California, to succeed Hon. Charlie, n.
| Felton, on the first ballot taken IN joint con
ference of .he legislature On the 18th.
Out of the twelve prisoners who escaped
from the Springfield, Missouri, jail saturday
| all but five have been captured. Peter Rem
| frcw, the desperate Texas county murderer,
who was TO have been hanged Friday, Is still
| ~ large.
| Jane, Francis Egau, convicted Of PARTED.
| patton at birmingham In 1854 Ia an Irish dyn-
| umitc plot, aud sentenced To twenty years
| penal seryltude was released last week from
Portland prison by order OF Home Secretary
Asqulth on the ground Of III health.
| A Santa fc irain was wrecked by broken
rail AT n point two miles west OF Revere, Mis-
| souri,, nj g:i5 o'clock Tuesday morning, a
coach, two sleepers aud dining ear going
over the embankmcnt One man, n colored
waiter, was killed, and six passengers badly
| Injured.
| The great Cha Bend canal In Arizona la.
been completed and water turned on. Thi.
canal receives water from ella river, forty
miles below Phoenix; Is thirty miles In
| length, twenty-five feet Wide on the bottom,
aud viii carry water sufficient to lrrlgate GO,
900 acres Of fruit land.
The Capitol National Bank of Lincoln. Ne.
braska, has suspended. Iis deposits amour,
TO saiOOO0 Of which II Is stated, about 500.
| 600 was state funds. The state treasurer I.
responsible for the money. The exact fact.
| concerning the banks condition cannot be ub.
ialncd. but It Is doubtful II all the deposl,ors
Will be paid.
Mary Colvln, Is years old, modc no,oriou,
rs female horse thief about ak months ago,
| whose youth aud beauty aroused sympathy
aud clemcncy, was released from jail satur.
day afternoon, and Monday night perpctra,e,l
| another daring theft by stealing two horses
and a carriage from Livery stable 1T licplor,
Kansas. She escaped, but officers are In pur'
suit.
An lee gorge nj Belmont, Kentucky. broke
| Friday morning, leaving death and dcstruc-
| tlon In Its wake. The government steamer
kirus and several hargcs were caught IN the
Jam mud sent TO tho bottom Of the river,
Three negroes, deck hands, who were on Que
OF the barge, perl.hcd before assistance
could reach them. The klrns was valued OF
$4,000 and the barges nj s6,oOo.
The shortage In the coal supply In lows
has developed into a genuine famine Al
llawkcyc there Is not pound Of coal 10 he
had aud people arc In dl.,rcs. for the want ii
fuel The roads arc almost impossible and |,
T. M lmposslbllity to haul wood. Manufnc.
turing concsSps have been obliged to shut
down for lhfuant Of coal Unless there Il
| relief from soinc source very soon people will
be compelled to burn their sheds and barns.
The kanias populst legislature has made n
sinrt, which II carried 10 q conclusion, will
land the solution Of the complications IN the
supreme Court 1t l. a bill 10 appropriate
100 for the Worlds Fair. The Popull,ia
| chose to make the test on bill Of this kind
rather than on a legislative appropriation act,
They offer the Worlds Fair bill because II I.
popular measure. and they hope 10 place
the responsibility % defeating Il upon the
Republicans II II be attacked In the supreme
Court. A decision by the Supreme Court IN
this bin would Of ceur.c settle tho dispute ~