Fair play., 1893-05-27

y LONE rphhcr held NJ tho c.,.,t-uoUni
Teas X Pacific train g, Eofnp it>. oH
tn" 18th. and riG,,' il, sxpsr. ; ,+5r -
all 'l;r raiuabI" pacGlar">ia ,jrh} II Is
not known how much was scared. tLr.
officers of The t'.;"ranr i..lna .II;u.~
:auin.
TIE establishment of the Nonksrs
N. " Hat Manufacturing Go. WIS a.
most entirely destroyed by ire ga tn
18th. The Ios, i'.rsti;Iaicd a; -."a,d3c
AhOnt 600 ha:,is were thrown out Of
employment
tr IS reported that about 50 miles
of track between Corr ANA oil CITY,
Pa. We're rendered almost useless by
. breaches in culvcrt> and cinhan!lments
caused by late continuous rains.
THE troubles which nave been agi-
tating ,hp Little community of Econo-
NY. Pa. since the death of Father
Icnrici, have at last been aInicahly set
tied.
Col. DAVID c. IioI Sion. an engineer
in the I'nited state army, c:ied,s"n tie
mcrning of the 18th, at st. Nincent's
hospital. y. Y, of iaundicr He was
.,s years old, and Il NATIVE uf New York
THE one hllldred and fifth general
a%s'' Iiblv of the Presbyterian church uf
the United States began its sessions in
the New York Avcnuc church, Wash
ington. ID. e.. na tn" 18th, Rev. Dr. Y.
c. Nonng. Moderator, in the chai,:
Rev. Willis g. Ciraie nf 'hc N&( clGaicii
university Of Chicago. was chosen -
the n:,T moderator.
THE Pioneer furnace. owned by thc
cleveland Cliff Co. at Negauncc. Mich.
has been closed down permanently,
This is the oldest furnace IN tf3e i.al.a
Superior district. II has turned ont
over $4,000, 0JG worth OF pi"-irun ana
been in opera tiun for y-"ne year. Its
closing down viii leave only one "har-
coal f'irnass,, IF nineteen in the upper
peninsula in blast
THE Spanish steamer Maria Christina,
having on board the Spanish InfaHtI
Eulalia. the official representative ct
Spain IN this rountry. arrived at New
York on the evening of the 18th. Prince
Antoine de Bourbon. husband of the
princess is with her on the steamer.
Her suite consists of the duke Of Ia
names. cham berlai,i tO int inianta. and
two lntias in waiting
SEVENTEEN business buildings and
residences were burned ut Montfort.
Grant county. Wis. on the IHth. The
business part of the village was prac-
tically wiped out. Loss, $4,000: insur-
ancc not given.
SANTOS MANASt, the ti@ chief of the
Rnlivian Indians, iiow on exhibition at
thr New York Press club fair, died in
Bellevue hospital. on the 18th. of pn"u
monia. His height was +. feet 4 inches.
his weight 81. pounds, and he WAS >!
years old.
The National Editorial convention.
in session at Chicago. on the 18th. de-
cidcd to hold its next annual convcn-
ton at lsbury Park. \. j.
JAMES z. MUrDOCK the famous actor,
died at Cincinnati, on the 18th. agcd -.
For two years he had been suffering
from various ailments.
a BOILER exploded in the electric
light works at EIdora la. on the night
of the 18th. demoliShing three build
ings and instantly killing \. f. E.rier
and terribly injuring Fireman Z. Tenn
plcton. both of whom were buried in
the ruins. Several other huild!rEa were
damaged, and pla tc-gi; - window, were
broken all over tn" town.
TlIE annual report, of the various
church boards. made public in the
Presbyterian general assembly at
Washington, on the 18th. to hc taken
up by the assembly from time to time.
show encouraging results in every
branch of he work. aszas .. .s-z