Oxford eagle., 1894-04-19

Two NOTORIOUS anarchists having a
loaded bomb in their possession were
arrested in Rome on the iith.
The budget was approved By the
ministers at the British cabinet meet
ing on the 18th.
A FINE article of glass sand has been
discovered near Lapel. Ind. in surieien,
quantities to supply the gas belt for
twenty years A stock company will
be organized at once aud the quarry
developed IL will be a boon to the
glass interests of Indiana. as all sand
has been shipped from Ohio and uli-
nois heretofore.
IN the British house Of lords. on the
18th. the earl of Kimberly. in moving
the second reading Of the Behrinx sea
bill. reviewed the whole course Of the
arbitration. and expressed approval Of
the action Of the marquis OF Salisbury
in submitting the question to arbitra-
tiOn.
Il K. DARRELL. who went TO Port
land. Ore. last fall without n cent. and
would have been working foz the board
of charities since but for the kindneSs
of clearinghouse keeper. who gave
him home, received word on the iath
that he had fallen heir TO over $500. .Ooe
by the death Of his uncle. J. Z. Taylor.
at Holcomh. Mo.
FIRE. on the 18th, DESTROYED the
L United States marine hospital at Port
Townsend. Wash There were no Ia
talitieS The loss Is $1,000. The fire
originated in an outhouse used a. an
oil room, and i Supposed to have t.scn
the work Of an ineendiary. The hos
pital was built in lisa
ANoNs the passengers who arrived
cn board the Majestic from Liverpool.
On the i2th. were Mrs Nelli. G;ran,-
>ar;oriS aud children and Capt. Gran
field and crew Of twenty Of Lord Dun
ravens yacht Valkyrie-
Prince BTsNARcK has decided TO re-
main in Friedriehsruhe until June.
when he will go Tn yarzin and s,av
there until August Afterwards he
will perhaps go to Eingen and other
places in the Rhine country in rsspouss.
to the urgent invitation - friends
DAVID DUnIEY FIELD. Of New York.
the eminent lawer and jurist died
suddenly. on the morning OF the
18th. OF pneumonia III. had Just re-
turned from a five-months' soiOurn in
Europe. Mr.. Field was ~ years old
His estate Is valued at between s500. 600
and 1905. oO1
JUDsE DUSDY, Of Omaha. Neh. de-
cided, on the 18th. that the Office men
and other monthly-paid employees OF
the Union Pacific railroad may have
their salaries restored IL. in the judg-
ment Of the receivers It ought to b.
done
MR AND Mis-. GLADSTONE arrived in
London from lIawartlen on the 18th.
They drove Immediately to the resi-
denee Of Lord Aberdeen. at DOLLS
Hill. where they were - remain dur
ing their stay in the metropolis.
THOMAS FLYNN. one Of the strike
leaders in the ConueIlsviIlc Ia coke
district. was arrested at Scottdaie. On
the 18th. and taken To Uniontown Jail.
charged with completely in the murder
Of J. H. Paddock.
CIVIL war has again broken ont IN the
Samoan islands Several engagements
have been fought h .yveen the govern
ment troops and l. Surgents. with Z
number of killed and wounded on both
sides
Mr. SHELLEY. a well-knowu American
dentist in Paris, committed suicide. on
the 18th. by shooting himself in the
head. He had suffered of late from
melancholia-
ALArE dispatch from Rio Grande do
Sol says that the Brazilian federal
troops had completely routed the in
suryents in that state.