The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-05-12
TIE NEWS FROM ALL AROUND.

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Condensed Accounts of all the important
Happenings.
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Professor Befnadotte Perrin, It Is said
will be appointed to the professorship Of
Greek at Yale.
Having bought $3.50, 900 worth of South
Carolina bonds, 4. w. Robertson brings
suit to test the validity Of issue.
Grand Master Sargent asks release from
the $500, 900 Ann Arbor suit, because lille.
gally served with summons.
OF forty one alleged Chinese merchants
arrived at Tacoma, Wash, the certificates
Of forty were found to be forgeries
While making balloon ascension a,
San Francisco, William Roundtree received
inju,les from which he will probably die.
In the interstate oritorical contest in Co.
lumbus, Ohio, A. A. Hopkins, lato Of Lake
Forest University, Illinois, won first prize.
With seven bullets in her body, fired by
her husband, Mrs. Rebecca Turner, a young
Baltimore woman, Is alive and may recover.
L. w. Lowell, Boston customs official,
committed suicide by jumping from the
deck of the steamer fremont near the Isle
Of Shoals.
The bill providing for two new normal
schools, one at New Haven and the other
at Bridgeport, passed the senate at Hart
ford, Conn.
The union carpenters of Munsie, Ind.
have struck for increased wages, and
threaten to stop the building business Of
the town.
William Purcell, the rich saloon keeper
Of New York, convicted of killing John T.
Farrell has been sentenced to eleven years
Imprisonment
The name of John L. McCabe, of Brook
lyn, n. Y, has been added to the list Of
applicants for the position Of collector at
the port of New York.
Because her husband drank too much
and backened her eyes at ball, Mrs.
John Henry, Cincinnati society belle, got
divorce and I'll 900.
For the twelve months ending April 30,
1893, $50 national banks were established
in the United States, with an aggregate
capital Of 214, 1926, 600.
Vice President j. c. Mullin, of the Chi
cago and Alton railroad, who was stricken
with paralysis "a week ago at the Gilsey
house, New York, is much worse
Geosgc Welch, Of Forty Acres, near VII,
was tossed from the railroad
tracks by shifting engine and escaped
with broken ley and slight cuts.
William H. Tully, treasurer of the Red
Cross Council, knights of Columbus, at
Danbury, Conn, Is missing. He is charged
with embezzling $500 from the council
Captain Munro Irving, we'll known in
with the ice boat service be-
tween Prince Edward Island and the main-
land, has been drowned, with his son and
two men.
James Person, Westfleld, N. j., was
awarded $24, 900 damages in his suit against
,he New Jersey Central Railroad for in
uries sustained in an accident on the High
Bridge branch last September.
The attention of Attorney General Olney
IS called by the St. Louis Republic to the
Efforts of the Waste Steam and Hot Water
Heaters Association of the United States
to drive out of business all who will not
work with the trust.
Secretary Carlisle has directed United |
States Collectors of Customs on the At
antic coast and United States Revenue
Marine officers to exercise special vigilance
TO prevent the shipment of arms and am
from the United States to Cuba.