The sun., 1894-03-22
Miscellaneous TtoD,u

The woman suffrage bill was defeat
Ell In the Ohio assembly.
The PittSburg school row is settled
by the nuns withdrawing
as teachers.
The will of Rufus s. Frost of Chel-
sea. Mass, bequeaths $33, 900 to schools
and libraries
Vatter Wcllma4 and the American
members of his Arctic expedition sailed
from New York on the Britannia.
A fatal boxing match caused the DO
lice to forbid boxing at the Athletic
club in Chicago.
A syndicate of eastern men has Sc
cured the natural and artificial gas
plants Of Lafayette, Ind. for $S4O, 900.
In Festival Hall. at the Midwinter
Fair, the teachers congress, the first
Of j series was largely attended.
The Charleston, w. Va, Gazette has
made ninety-year contract with the
Associated Press.
The war betWeen the Moore and
Gregg factions at Enid. Okla, is to he
settled by arbitration.
Emerson Mcmillan was awarded 500
600 damages in suit against the Big
Four road for injuries resulting from a
railF9ad wreck.
Rev. Edward Averill was ordained
an Episcopal priest at Fairbupy, Ill.
Many churchmen from other places
took part.
The New York senate passed Il bill
making minor grades Of hazing misde-
meanors. and the inflicting of physical
injuries felOniOus.
Citizens Of Greenwood, Ind. have
bOycOtted salOOn-keeper so thorough
ly that he cannot buy food, raiment or
water.
1t is said that about 10000 Canadian
knights of Labor. dissatisfied with
Sovereign, may secede from the organi-
ZatiOn.
Fifth Avenue theatre, ia Nav York.
was crowded with people who attended
the George ". Childs memorial ser
vices.
The federal gfald jury at Macon, Ga.
recommends that there be Il govern
ment prison built on property near Au-
gusta
Arnt Olson called Judge Woods a liar
in court at Sioux City, Iowa. The
Judge knocked the man down with a
cane.
A story that Actor NJ. B. Curtis con-
fesSed the killing Of Policeman Grant
at San francisco is denied by his at,
tOrney.
Navigation on the Mississippi was
opened by the arrival of a steamer at
! NfJ4 is iEt -,
advance of the season.
Carl Hensel, a Grand Rapids, Mich.
drug clerk, died, probably; from the
| effects of an experimental dose of some
medicine.
A property man WHO was secretly
married to actress Phyllis Rankin was
discharged on the knowledge reaching
Sidney Drew.
The Rev. Father Ryan, vicar-genera
of Dubuque, Iowa, celebrated the TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary of his ordination
as a priest.
Over fifty horses, including stock or
one farm valued III $4,000, have beer
killed and cremated In Arizona, because
they were affected with glanders
The Arizona encamDment, G.. A. r
| GAOoCu u tlAlCS OdyS SttSSlOu, dC WHICH
G. d. Bolden was elected department
commander and J. G. Savage nationa
Gncampment delegate.
The state convention of the "NatiOna
Party for the Abolition of the Drinl
Traffic" met in PittsDurg, Pa, will
fourteen delegates, eight of whom wer,
women.
Judge e. w. Cunningham has gon,
from Emp0ria, Kan, to the state sol
diers' home at Fort Dodge to investi
gate charges mat the contractor ha
been supplying the home with disease,
beef. '>''" u"
In the Thirteenth congressional dis
trict Of Illionis Maj. Warner, Col
Charles BOgardus and James Franci
NJ. Wright haye declined to becom
candidates. leaving q eleGy field to Con
gressman b. +. Funk. -
Ex-State Bank Examiner Holman
has become candidate for congress
in the Tenth Indiana district The 9th
er Candidates are William Johnson O
Valparaiso, Capt. Swigert Of Logans
port and Ghaglfs Landis Of Delphi.