The Washington bee., 1894-06-30
THIS WEEKS NEWS.
= summary OF Current Eyents-The Worlds
o0'hgs tor the Past Six Days Gathered
s'd Condensed for Our Readers.
General.

q heiley and Baker, Commonwea1 loo =
a s. We're arrested in Louisville as va
ihe sultan Of Morocco has ordare,
Spain. i'y uue u
The bodies Of 26s miners hava hoo,
recovered from the Albion collioru :,
Wales. ion ooiiiery II
Twenty buildings in London wer.
1on ut,eu eoa py nre, causing a loss of 81
hAlra precautions have been takar
10 guard ex-President Harrison aeainS
cranks ''n saihs
Sahioan rebels. unintimidated nv for
sn "arshlps, are lighting Maleetoa's
e. P. Huntington asks JTno,o s.n,
to spend $4,000 to imnroue bar har
Dor for his use. A''i
"of. 1lllman and Senator RutIar
speht another day in challenges and
counter-challenges. ''
hoa eiectrlc heating company has
S Seen incorporated for that part Of the
"'a'e nearest Niagara Falls.
=, About 5000 persons ara atto,d;nc
the convention of the Repuhlican NJ
| uional League in Denver
:, rohceman Newschaffer. of Now
aorh; @ 1ound what is said to be pearl
"orth 1900 in small clam.
ne "rathful attitude of the French
ahu the retaliatory mood of the Itai-
ians may plunge Europe into war
Inc University Extension Congress
iheetins In London entertained ninety
uelesates, including many Americans
pr;s nan Jumped from the BROOKLYN
a. ~ oeath, but his identity and
terious a iis
young woman in EIizabethport
ABDUCTED by three men. was rescued
JUST In time by her husband and two
policemen. anu WV
ne last or the concerts of the Sann-
serfest festival in Madison Square Car
Gen Gen New York, was attended by Do
900 people. N "
Aouce has been given in the Italian
Chamber Of resolutions for the exnul-
SION or members implicated in the
nank scandals.
TOXIC has been visited by an earts-
quake. The buildings of the Episcopal
mission were damaged $4,000, but the
missionaries are safe.
Ihe California Republican Conyen-
non eulogfzed the late Senator Stan
lofd as an answer to CONGRESSMAN
Geary's charges.
carrie Reid, bookkeeper. in Chi
cago' was shot and killed by man
supposed 20 be Fred Hunt, who then
committed suicide.
A swindler is buying goods in yew
York, Offering in payment fs red
checks on Port Jervis bank. and
pockeuns the cash he gets as change.
The New York Milk Exchange has
notified its suppliers that they would !
hereafter receive two cents instead of
one and three-quarterS cents a quart. ,
Various relatives, friends and en-
ployees are remembered in the will of |
the late William Walter Phelps. OF I,
New Jersey. Yale College gets 500
600. ,
The light on the statue of Liberty !
Will not be maintained at Government |
expense after June 80, but will be kept !
aglow by funds obtained from other
sources
The Rev. Charles WormkasSie, OF
Valley, hanged himself, |
and while his body was being cut |
down his nephew WAS killed Oh the |
Building trades operatives held !
mass meeting to denounce wealthy
New Workers for importing foreign ]
decorations and material for new !
A prominent diplomat says that dip |
oma1ic etiquette was not violated by 1
he failure Of the President of the 4
United States to return the French Am
visit.
The popular sentiment in Honduras
s against Nicaragua. President Ze-
ava denies the news of a revolution
n Granada, but riSingS are rumored
n South Nicaragua.
President Zela.-a, of Nicaragua. init
mates that his Government. in dealing
Win the Mosquito coast question. is
ctuated solely by consideration for
he welfare of the reserve.
The New York Prohibition Conven-
ion nominated ticket headed by |
Francis f. Baldwin, Of Elmira, and
declared for woman suffrage and
sainst Sectarian appropriations.
Judge Alfred Beers. of Bridgeport,
'onn. got $400 damages in his suit
gainst the Hamburg American Pack
I line for time lost as passenger on
he Normannia during the cholera
care of 1882.
Marshall Il. Smith has been sending ! r
amphlets and circulars to leading men
t Bristol. Pa, and to his neighborS in
arlington. \. J., charging them with
Dnspiracy to rob him. They say his
lind must have gone wrong.
Leopold Cohn an inmate of the FL e
ira Ref0rmatory. testified before the 2
commission that despite
II his efforts and good intentions to
form he WAS threatened with ten
ears Imprisonment for the crime OF V
,r.ing an order for an 0vercoat.
The bodies of four victims of the
saster to the tugboat Nicol. off Sandy
ook. have been washed ashore. Three f,
ave been identified. Thirty-ei@ht - :,
.rsons are still known to be miSS!1g. =:
\ investigation of the causes of the y,
IS Of the tug will be begun by =
nited States officials. -;