The Washington times., 1894-04-29
Telegraphic Brevities.

DENVER, Col, April 2S-The directors of the
Boston and Colorado Smelling Company have
decided to rebuild at once the smelter recently
| burned at Butte, Mont
| NEW YORK, April 2S.-The New York Central
announces that it will put on a train making the
| trip to Chicago in twenty-four hours actual run
| ming time, beginning May q.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 2s-Nicholas Monsurrat,
| vice president and general manager of the
Cleveland, Akron and Columbus railroad, has
| resigned, to take effect June l.
| NEW YORK, April 2S-The new United States
cruiser Marblehead left the navy yard this morn
| ing and anchored in the lower bay at si5 She
will go TO sea for a two-days' trial trip.
Kansas CITY, No, April as-Robert salmons,
Mont, who have been showing the queer in this
| city for some weeks, have been run down and
arrested by Treasury Agent W. J. Burns.
BATTLE CREEK, Mich, April 2S-James W.
| United Workmen, who 1t is alleged, absconded
with So 900 of the orders funds, has been located
| in Mexico.
BUFFALO, N Y, April 2s.-Montgomery Gibbs,
| ware avenue at 945 o'clock tonight, and died
| Immediately after he was taken to the General
hospital His assassin is as yet unknown
CORNING, n. Y, April 2s.-The Jury in the
of his father, rendered a verdict after midnight
of manslaughter in the first degree Eveland
was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment
DULUTH, Minn., April 2.-A suit was filed in
Land Mining Company, of Chicago, against the
Ohio Mining Company, of this city, for S37 500
| alleged TO be due on royalty for ore which was
to have been mined by the Ohio company last
year.
NEW YORK, April 2s.-Lorenzo Crarglio was
held for trial at Jefferson Market to-day on the
charge of swindling Luke Cappio by securing
from him the sum OF $500 on trunk which he
claimed contained $4,000 When the trunk was
opened it was found to be filled with building
bricks.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 2s.-Judge Van R Patter-
son, of the state supreme court, has rendered his
resignation to Governor Markham, and has
formed law partnership in San Francisco
Judge Patterson action leaves three vacancies
election.
PORT ARTHUR, Ontario, April 2s-United States
Consular Agent Wiley reports great excitement
in the Lake Superior regions over the Rainy
River gold discoveries Five thousand people
are waiting for the ice to break up in order to
go in Nearly all the new claims taken upon the
American side are contested
HoLLYDAYsBURG, Pa, April 2s.-A preliminary
injunction was granted by Judge Baker here to-
day restraining six Catholic nuns from teaching
in the public schools at Galitzin, Cambria
county. The injunction was secured by citizens
OF that borough, who allege that citizens are en-
gagged in proselyting their scholars
HUNTINGTON, Pa, April 2a-The annual confer
ence of the Railroad Mems Christian Association
OF the Altoona district, comprising Blair, Hunt
ington. Center, Fulton, Bedford and Clearfield
counties, convened here to-day. The days ses-
sions were devoted to routine business and the
election OF officers for the ensuing year
PANYTuCK, Conn, April 2s.-Swift's Industrial
army was not arrested here last night, as re-
ported, and left here for Mystic about o'clock
this morning, after enjoying bountiful break
fast, furnished by the citizens Of the town They
were allowed to sleep in the town hall The
army expects to be in New London tonight
NEW YORK, April 2S-A verdict was handed
down to-day in the superior court in the suit for
divorce Of Walter II. CAM against his wife Cor
nelia. The jury finds that both committed adul-
terry at different times and with different per-
sons, but refuses to grant the decree, the ex-
pcnses of the suit to be borne by both parties.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, April 2s-Judge Teller, of
Auburn, attorney for Lucius r., alias "Dink"
torney Shove, of this county, giving notice Of an
appeal for a new trial on newly discovered owl
dence. Wilson Is under sentence of death for
the murder of Detective James Harvey, OF this
city, last August.
OAKLAND, Cal, April 2S.-The 800 common
weslers who left here last night on a steamer
bound up the river were under the leadership
OF Mrs Anna Smith, San Francisco woman Of
past middle age. She declares she will not stop
until her ragged followers shall be drawn up in
line before the Capitol steps at Washington,
and that she is fortified to suffer hunger with
her comrades, II necessary.
NEW YORK, April &C N A Bahman, a cabin
passenger on the steamer Lucania, which ar
rived to-day, Jumped overheard shortly before
midnight last night and was lost Bahman was
an African, aged Q6 years He is reported to
have stated to some Of his fellow-passenRers
that he was In the service Of Henry NJ Stanley
on one OF his trips across Darkest Africa he Is
supposed to have been somewhat demeuted