The herald., 1894-06-23
Condensed TELEGRAMs.

Archbishop Tscha of Winnipeg is dead.
Two more Jurors were secured in the
Prendergast case last night, making
eight in all.
Canon Forester Grew. Orlando Watkin
Wilde Foyest, canon residentary OF
York, lie dead, aged 81.
Hon. j. S. Desendorff. ex-member OF
congress from Virginia, died at Norfolk
last night. aged go years.
The total shipment OF gold from New
York for the week is 81 500. 900, the
largest since January lat.
General Stephen V. Benet, formerly
chief of the ordnance bureau OF the
army, 10 dangerously ill from the effects
OF g psralytic stroke.
The Funston-Moore election contest
for the Second Kansas district has been
decided in favor of Moore Dem by the
house committee on elections.
At Mon icello, NY. Lizzie Holiday,
convicted for the murder OF Mrs. Nc
Quillan, was sentenced to die by 'electri.
city the week beginning August 9th.
The remains Of Lord Chief Justice
Colerdge were conveyed yesterday TO
Westminster abbey in an open hearse
covered with floral wrsaths. After the
funeral services the remains were taken
to st. Mary, county OF Devon, for burial.
At La Joys mining camp, state OF
Oaxaca, Mex, Indian laosrere bscame
enraged at the American superintendent
OF the mine, Frank Powell, and as
eaulted him. Powell fought desperately,
but was kAled. He killed three Indians.
At Water Valley. Nias., in the case of
Henry Foster. charged with the murder
of ex.Congressman j John B. Morgan. the
Jury returned verdict of not guilty.
At the first trial the jury found the de-
fsndant guilty of murder in the first
degree.
At Wheatland, Cal, two citizens COM
mitted suicide. Hugo I. Kanoop, a
Woodworking German, used can OF
souisrel poison. A. NJ. Wilson, an old
soldier, used a rope. Loss OF money
caused this first; a weak mind the Sec
ond suicide.
Two men at st. Johns, CAL, entered
the store of Billion & Apologize and
ordered them at the point OF revolvers
to hand over the contents of the safe.
The nep obeyed ana the robbers Sc
cured $3.50. They then forcsd the store
keepers into the cellar. locked the door
and made their escape.
The province of Pontevedrs, Spain, is
greatly disturbed owing to the opposi-
ton Of the peasantry to the collection OF
taxes. In conflicts between gendarmes
and the pesssntry three of the latter
were killed and many injured. Many
gendarmes were also injured. In the
Bilboa district bread riots are greatly
feared.
The Berlin Klsine Journal publishes a
dispatch from St. Petersburg saying the
Russian police have discovered a mine
which it was intended to explode be-
meath the train conveying the car to
the army maneuvers in Central Russia.
In consequence the czar abandoned his
intention of attending the opening Of
the memorial church at Berki.
At ST. Louis, Mo-, DR.. @. Z. Simmons,
president OF the Simmons Medicine
company and superintendent OF the
Centenary M. E. Sunday school. stabbed
his book keeper, John McBain, over the
heart, inhicting a fatal wound. They
had quarreled regarding the accounts Of
the company. McBain says Simmons
stabbed him without provocstion. Sim
mons says McBain started toward him
when he was sharpening pencil; he
threw out his hands in self-protection,
thereby inflicting the wound.