The Irish standard., 1893-04-08
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MEN OR IN :E'V Il ls 4. 1a 81.
For :the week WI sEn ding pri1
new cabinet has been for l' 5an y
France with NJ. Dupuy as pre- ME \. 4.
The Florida legisla met ~ 4 t. t.ils.'
hassee and vii cont inue IN session ''S -
days ss \ I'll. s..s 4
Boston fires have caused 9 l'7N' o1
81 5o3, o95 during the first quart e 81
1893:
I Three blocks Of buildings at Cum %
bcrland, Md, were burned the az iosS
being $3.50, 600. 3.5: 3.
A negro, murderer named . Cnal!es
Morgan was lynched by mop 81 .nis
color at Graham, Va.
Most of the business portion OF fol !!
Arena, Cal, was burned, ana TWO nu ''a
persisted IL the flames E.
The cigarette factory OF Wlillam ~
Duke e. SoA in New York was burned,
the loss being $4s5, 600.
Advices from Panama say tnat oVV.~
900 persons in the Cauca valley Weft; - -
the brink of starvation.
Fire in the paper mandatory OF
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caused loss of $3.50, 600.
A conflagration broke out during 4
high wind and wiped the heart out q !
the little town of Lockport, Pa .I.
The barn of John Frische near Sey-
mour. Ind, was burned, and eleven
head of fine cattle were cremated-
Fire destroyed many buildings. as
Wilton, Me-, including the post once
and Record newspaper Office.
trnst that includes most Of the
prominent typewriter companies IN Inc
country was formed at New York.
Thomas NJ Newson, of st. Pau1.
United States consul at Malaga, Spain.
died at Malaga of smallpox, aged %
years.
Ninety houses in Klein-P echlarn,
Austria, on the Danube, were burned.
and over thirty persons perished IN the
flames.
William P. Shaw, cashier OF the Lin
coin national bank at Bath, Me-, was
said to be a defaulter to the extent OF
$40, 900.
Krissing, of Pitts burgh, Pa, .has
received legacy of $4,000 from 8
tramp to whom he gave meal some
time ago.
Jesse Wooten, of Beaver Valley, shot
and killed his wife and himself at Cha
dron. Neb, because she refused to live
with him.
Mclean Kertland, cashier of the Inn
perial Loan company at Toronto, Ont,
was said to be defaulter to the extent
of $780, O0
The Pullman Car company has an
nounced that lease rates on tourist
sleeping cars will be raised from SIS to
SIS per day. ..e
Col. Temple Clark died suddenly at
his residence in Washington. Col
Clark served on Gen. Rosecrans' staff
during the war.
/ Seventy deaths have been reported
from L'Oirent, France. in the last fort
night from mild form of cholera The
disease was spreading.
A band of white cappers, comprising
: some Of the most prominent men. at
Janesboro, Ark, were arrested fo-
committing several outrages.
George Richardson. aged "a, died at
Marengo, Ill, from the shock occa-
stoned by the death of his wife through
taking an overdose of laudanum.
in a prize fight at Helena, Mont,
Jim Burge, the iron man from Aus
tralia, whipped Billy Lewis, of San
Francisco, in the fifty ninth round.
1t was reported that church was
/. blown down at Taudria, Austria, dur
ing storm. while services were being
held, and over 100 persons were killed.
| Gibson Peacock, aged II, editor in
! chief and principal owner of the Even
Ing Bulletin at Philadelphia. died sud-
denly at his home while sitting in q
chair.
| Four blocks Of storehouses and resi-
dences, comprising the principal part
of GAINESVILLE, Va, were destroyed by
fire and two colored men were burned
to death.
! The American Press, an organization
for the gathering and dissemination of
news, filed articles Of incorporation at
! Trenton, n. ]. The capital stock is
$500, 600.
Prince Roland Bonaparte, grand
nephew of Napoleon Bonaparte, land
ed in New York city Sunday. He will
make a tour Of the country and visit
the worlds fair.
The paper Of one Of the largest and
Oldest milling firms in Minneapolis,
Croker, Fisk & Co., has gone to pro-
test. The assets exceed 81, 900, oO0 and
the liabilities were placed at ST, 200,0 600.
Heavy Loss In South Carolina.
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COLUMBIA, s. c., April 4-The city
!, OF Florence, this state, is tho scene Of
I $4,000 fire. The fire broke out
early Monday morning in the grocery
| store of ID. 10. Parker bY the e x,nlnsinn