The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-15
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Ex-senator Palmer, Of Michigan, is i'll.
Vice president Howard of the Amerl-
can Railway union, had a Pullman pass.
Wheat on Friday, in New York, sold
for 56ls cents. the lowest price on record
there.
One Of the Oldest clippers, the Titan,
is drifting, wreck, in the Gulf of Mex
leo.
Mrs ]. B. Lehmiller, who was murdered
at Quincy, Ia, had her life insured for
$4,000.
The next convention of the Brother
hood Of st. Andrew will be held at Louis
vile, Ky.
A land feud at Gree Cove Springs, Fla,
ended In William Chestnut shooting John
Killing dead.
The congress of colored Catholics has
warmly indorsed Ida Wells anti-lynch-
Ing crusade.
Thieves stole $4,000 In stocks, bonds and
| money from 2. j. Opp's opera house at
Newtown, o.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich, the poet, and
tex-Mayor Pierce, of Boston, are on their
way to visit the Orient
JULIUS Pitschs, aged 2S years, of Yonk-
ers, N. y, blew his brains out while rid
ing in hack at New York.
! For robbing a man of S., John Joy was
l
lace TO Imprisonment for life.
Mrs. Sarah @. Inniss, of Columbus. was
probably the first woman in Ohio to reg
lister to vote under the new law.
BY removing rails near Denver, train
robbers tried TO wreck the Santa Fe eX-
press, but farmer gave warning.
| Governor Tillman of South Carolina,
| pays 70 cents per gallon for information
Of the whereabout of contraband liquor.
! For wrecklng train at Battle Creek
during the Debs strike, John Bodwige
has just ben arrested at Argentine, Mo.
In a barroom quarrel, at Dallas, Tex.
Fl. s. Dodge, son of the Windsor hotel
proprietor, was shot dead by T. T.. Nor
| rison.
An assassin in ambush shot Joe Glenn
mons dead In boat on Kissimee (Fla.)
lake, and his son was arrested on sus-
piclon.
Embezzlement of $1,000 from the Ar
mour Packing company, at New York,
caused the arrest Of J. +. Adams book
keeper.
A self-directed bullet ended the life OF
W. +. Elmerhorst. president of the st.
Lawrence Sugar Refining company, OF
Montreal. ....
For the murder of two men. Ames My
son and Jackson Hicks colored, were
hanged from the same beam. at Union
Springs, Ala.
Attempting to capture an infuriated elk
escaped from the city park Richmond
Ind, Lewis Lossoukemper was probably
fatally gored.
On a trolley car Charles Smith and Liz.
2ie Schwab, of Bronxville, N. Y, es
capped from Papa Schwab, and were mar
ried at New York. l
The British steamship Ping Suey brought
into New York bay early Saturday morn
ing, the dsmasted Yankee schooner B
r. Woodside, which got caught in the
West Indian swirler on Wednesday anc
Thursday. The Woodside, had terri
BILE experience, but no lives were lost.
George Banker, the American wheel
man, won the grand prize of Paris at the
bicycle races yesterday The prize Is Q
work OF art valued at 1900 francs, tC
which the city council add $50 francs ant
q gold medal.
Decamp Mcconnell and King, fount
guilty by jury at Ogden, of attempted
train wrecking during the American Rail
way union strike, were sentenced to i'm
prisonment as follows: King four yea,
and Decamp and Mcconnell to twelv,
years each in the penitentiary.
The steamship Lord Londonderry, whicl
sailed from Belfast ON Sept 26, via Pen
arth Oct l. for Baltimore, in ballast, wa!
towed into port at ST. Joohn's, N. F., b.
the British steamship Maryland, from
London Sept, n, via Swansea, Oct. !, fo
Baltimore. On last Sunday the tail Of thu
Lord Londonderry's shaft broke in th'
tube, while the steamer was OFF the QUITE
| edge Of the banks.