Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-05-04
LATER NEWS,

AN explosion Of dynamite at Mount Wash.
inston, Penn, caused the death of Hugo
Ralph, aged seventeen, and the fatal injury
Of two others.
MICHAEL DoNNELLY shot three times q;
Patrick J. McArJle, vino had Just defeated
him in Il lawsuit, i'll the Court of Common
Pleas New York City. No one was hurt
THE coke strikers III Pennsylvania made a
number of demonstrations and were dis.
persed by deputy sherfrs.
A wATERsPoUr AMI tornado played havoc
about twelve miles west OF BurkeviIIe, Texas,
All the houses at GiIchrist, except one, wero
blown down. Flying timbers struck q rife
in Ralph Gilchrist's hands, causing it to dis
charge. The bullet struck Miss Rosa Gill
christ. inflicting u fatal wound.
JEALOUS Edwin J. Workman, of Lebanon,
Ind, fatally shot his wife and himself
ALBERT L. BECK, former law partner OF
Congressman Bynum. was found murdered
in his bed i'll indianapolis, Ind.
JAMES REDD1CK, Of Caddo, Oklahoma,
whipped his stepdaughter, aged ten years,
trifing matter. He has been arrested
The Ohio House of Representatives ut
Columbus passed by a constitutional major
ity of two the Clark Senate bill granting to
women the right TO vote in school elections.
It's now law.
SAN FRANcEsCo, Cal. has discovered it has
a boo ling lot of policemen, who have been
dismissed.
RICHARD WHITE. the colored man who
confessed to assaulting ''TommiG" How tho
twelve-year-old daughter of J. Z. How,
we'll known planter living near jamaica,
Ga. has been lYnched.
CoxEYITEs seized train in Montana and
sped eastward at the rate Of forty miles an
hour until stopped by q cave-in. Fryes
"Coxey" army, 800 strong, captured a Van
dalia freight train at Terre Haute, Ind, but
the train crew ran the train back into the
yards and abandoned i.
SEVERAL hundred stand of small arms and
repeating rifles were delivered at the
Treasury Department from tho War Depart
ment. The small arms wero turned over to
Captain Putnam of the Treasury Watch, and
the repeating rifles were placed at con-
venient points about the Treasurers end of
the building.
TIE nomination Of James T. Yeomans as
Interstate Commerce Commissioner was
favorably reported to the Senate.
CAPTAIN o. C. Coon. an ex-employe of the
Carnegie Steel Company, has charged that
the Bethlehem (Penn.) armor-plate makers
paid Sterling Brothers to furnish brittle
balls for the Indian Head tests. so that their
armor would appear better than it is. Sec
retary Herbert has been investigating for
two months.
LORD RosEBERY, the British Premier, In
speech, said Englishmen were getting weary
of the constant struggle over Irish coercion.
A TERRIFIC gale swept the southern coast
OF Ireland, destroying many fishing boats.
The American Arctic expedition, under
the command of Walter Wellman. sailed
from Norway.
THERE were 104 new cases of cholera and
three deaths III Lisbon, Portugal.
ABE BUzzARD, famous outlaw in Penn
sylvania, and later an ostensibIy reformed
man, was arrested at Reading for safe-rOb-
bing
THE entire Pennsylvania coke region. with
the exception of a few works. is tied up in
general strike for the first time since 1891.
Almost every plant is shut down, and fully
5000 men went out
HENRY F. BACHELOR. President of the
Stock Growers National Bank. Miles City,
Montana, has been convicted of appropriat-
ing $4,000 of the banks money
Ex-PREsIDENT HARRISON addressed the
Republican Convention of Indiana at Indian
apolis.
The Detroit will be put out of commission
for several months for repairs.
The number of deaths in the Greek earth
quakes is reported to have been 252.