Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1894-06-22
LATER NEWS.

SAMUEL McKELvEr and William MINIS. ~
franklin Penn, were killed by freight
train near Polk, Penn.
Two young mon namol York AMI Blsaoy
we're drowned in B,uai Brook. Augusta,
Ne, while bathing
kGNasToN. y. y. was visited Us ono Of tho
most violent hail storms known in years. IL
was accompanied hy a fierce gale Tho
haistones wrre an inch II diameter. Mach
damage was caused to fruit AMI rr,p3.
Many win lows were Nroken.
SHARP frost vsitcl Idaho, resulting in
great damage to vegetables
The housa OF "a farmer. Mitchell uoat
Grady, Oklahoma, WAS struck by lightning.
orion Mitchell, aSel twonty. wls instantly
killed and his three sisters fatally inJurol.
MINrRs were dissatisfied with tho terms o,
the settlement agreed on in Co'uuhuz, Ohio,
and the worSmen in many sections declared
they would not accept the compromise.
The Prohibitionists. in convention al
Emroria, kan, uomtnatel L. .. Pickering
for Governor.
THE President has nominated Joseph L.
Jcwon, OF New York to be aSon, for the
Indians OF the New York agency
SPAIN, France. Italy and Germany son,
warstips to Morocco, where civil WAX was
thought to be inevltablc.
THE soventeen~vcar lo,us;s anl An as
founding crop of mosquitoes have Now J,r
sey at their mercy. Special chur'h scryt1os
ba1l for 1trF 1,a f,1n
WHILE ont rowing Mt Forty-nInth str,ot
Rni tho North River, Now YORK city, ty,
men lost their lives by tho capszlns Of u
boat Ono was Antonio Sapio and the other
Norman Drisiaie
john NJ. TAYLoE, for many years "A ctison
of Tahlequah, Cherokee Nation, has con
fesscd that tho $4,000 in pensions ho has
drawn from tho Government has been oH-
tained by perjury, forgery AMI bribery.
Mrs. HENRY l.. SWEET nnl her thrtccu-
year old son were found drowned in Lako
Superior, near Duluth. Mimi.
The Kansas Populist Convention adopted
n woman suffrage plank. whoroupon Susan
b. Anthony aud Row. Anna Shaw publicly
donncd PopuIist badges. Governor Lowell.
ing was renominatel by acclamation.
THE coalition OF the American Railway
Union and tho knights Of Labor was oTnrtoI
Mt the first annual convention OF the Railway
Union at Chicago.
A sAwMILL engine near Lacledo, No. OK.
plodoi. killing James Laguc ami son.
SECRETARY CARLISLE appointed the Hon.
Herman Stump, Superintendent Of Immirrt.
tion Dr. Joseph II. Sonuor, Commissioner
of Immigration at Ellis Island, and Edward
+. McSweency, Assistant Commissioner Of
immigration at Ellis Island a Commissioner
TO investigate the general subject OF the i'm
migration laws, vita special reference (" tho
padrone system. They aro clothed with full
| power.
The President selected the following
Board Of Engincors TO recommend what
length Of span, not less than 2O)O feet would
be safe and practicable for n bridge over tho
| Hudson River under the terms ot the net OF
| Congress recently passed Professor w. IL.
! Burr, of Columbin College, New Yorh ,
| George s. Morrison, OF Chicago q. Eous.
caren. Of Cincinnati Theodore Cooper, II
New York, and Major c. w. Raymond, Corps
of Engineers, United States Army.
PROPERTY valued at moro than 81 900 900
was destroyed by nre in Panama.
BRAZILIAN insurgents are gaining yintorio1
| General Saraivas troops arc reported 70 have
! taken BauIistn de CurIm and 10 be nov al
vancing upon Santa Anna.