Oxford eagle., 1894-07-05


third ~ the notorious Goodman gang
To APPEAR for trial at Anderson. Ind
was. on the s7th. denied n new hearing
and was sentenced to four years in the
Michigan City prison lie Is - years
old. and Is worth 50. .0on.
TIVE jury in the case % Andrew
>auer. cashier Of the defuuct Defiance
lO-l savings bank. charged with en-
bezzling $1,000 of the banks funds. re-
turned a verdict Of sequittal on the
z7th-
Ex-ENPEEs- EUsEvTE requested VI
Decrais, French Ambassador 20 Great
Britaiu. TO forward to Nine. Carnot
message expressing her sympathy.
IT was reported from Rome. on the
e5th- that thirty-eixht anarchists had
heen arrested The Italian police. act
ing with the French p.Sliee. are track
ing an international anarchist plot.
A DISPATCH trom Berlin states thas
Emperor William ordered Count Won
Munster. the German ambassador ~
France. 10 represent him at the funeral
Of NJ Garnet His majesty sent spleu-
did wrath to be laid up0n the coffin
LATEK accounts from the storm in
South Dakota and Minnesota. on the
9TH give the names Of ten persons
killed outright and more than a score
severely injured by falling buildings
and otherwise
Nix MATHEWS. n partner in the firn
Of Core Matthews q Co. miIlers Of
Lima feru- which recently went into
bankruptcy. threw himself FROM the
steamer Serena between Cerro Ayual
and Celia and was drowned
II = said that n suicid.. club exists IA
the east end Of Indianapolis. Ind. IN.
members of which. all young men. end
their lives by the Use Of Prrsssie acid
DIX ASD Mss EDWARD PxE-ox ar
rived IN Fr~emanshurv. Pa ga the
18th on a visit % the dnctor's sister.
Mrs Joseph Ke~ner. They rode all sh..
way from West Point. Neb.. I-soa niles.
N two-hor>< buggy. startiax on the
journey Gu April -. and .-aveisng a.
the rate of t5 niles DAY The Longest
days drive was - miles oa he pral-ies
IN Illinois.
The Interstate >h~ri-rs' convention
az sioux CITY. Ia. on the 18th elected
William R-msr. % D-asiSos1a. : n,
president, g. W Tos~-. Nadss1u- Neb4;
q; T. Harm Couaseil B;uTs. Ia. EE
Armstrong. sun Daas.e- Wa. C. Z. W.
Dow. worthington- MINI. jams Mr.
gan. Chamb-r4ain- : D.. viee-pr~si-
dents
THk msr1erz.e republican assl con-
servasive newsPap.rs of France aes,.lr,i
President CaSimir-Perfer a favor7bi-
rrcrptbSn- anI say that they arr eou-
via>ed that the aazjority of the French
nation and the real working people
viii do likewise
Tue steamer British Prince Is the
first steamer 70 arrive AZ the port Of
New York direct from Manchester
through the ship canal The vessel is
Of I.0=. tons register and experienced
no difficulty whatever in passing
through the canal to Liverpool
SHoKrLT after midnight on the
morninx of the 18th a deliberate at
tempt was made to blow MP th. Wit
ness newspaper Office at Montreal.
Can. a dynamite cartridge beng
hurled through 4 rear window into the
press room Several Of the windows
were shattered and n portion OF the
iOor was torn up
WFrH the remark that he must swim
or be drowned George Robinson coI-
Ored- pushed Abraham Briseoe. also
eolOred- from one of the Potomac river
wharves at Washington. on the e3th,
and being unable To swim the latter
was drowned Robinson was arrested
ENGINEER JAMES SUTTox and Fire
man Edward Porter, Of the tug Rec
ord. engaged in fight while the tug
was going at full speed in Duluth
MINI harbor. on the 18th. and both
falling overheard. the engineer was
drowned
The coal sales agents of new York at
their meeting. on the 2sth. advanced
the prices of all sizes OF anthracite If
teen cents per ton To the east and west
for July delivery The output for July
was placed at 5. 500. .OoD tons
v. e. LEIGHTON, of Minneapolis
MINI. a well-known business man,
shot himself through the heart on the
10th He lefs a note saying he could
not bear the pain Of an internal NAL
ady-