The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-24
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Bishop Nicholas OF San Francisco lie in
Catholic church there.
DR.. f. L. Sim, one of the most emf
nent physicians in the country. died at
Memphis, Tenn, yesterday.
h. G. Qua & Co. say the failures this
week in the United States aud Canada
have been 1923 against 1856, and 81 against
"a, respectively.
Fridays cabinet meeting was post
poned because the president was not
well, the wet weather aggravating his
govt and his sprained foot.
Five students of the University med
icai college OF Kansas City were arrested
IN YAK Grove cemetery, Kansas City,
han.. IN the act of robbirg graves.
John Sickles, patentee OF the Sickles
nano hre engine. died in Port Chester,
~ Y, from paralysis. He was 76 years
ola. His engines were used in almost
every city in the United States.
by the explosion OF q boiler in saw
miii at Monticello, Ont, Robert Mo-
tluartie and Alex Darragh were killed.
Otto Hsndrickson had an arm torn of.
James Bowers was seriously hurt.
Mrs. Martin, living at Hastings.
Colo, left her two children, aged 2 and
years, alone in the house to 70 on an
errand. The house took fire and burned
to the ground, ORIGINATING both OF the
children.
Judge Weidmann. sent on a mission
to England by ex Queen Liliuokalani.
mas finished his visit there and gone to
Germany, from which country he will
return TO Hawaii vic New York. The
judge has not met with success.
Hearing OF the suit OF the Soldiers'
Orphans home of ST. Louie against
Russell Sage and the heirs OF the .ts
Jay Gould to compel the return Of $ll,-
100000 in bonds OF the Texas Pacific
Railroad company. has been set for Ds-
cembsr 7th.
While some workmen at the water
works at Charleston, W. Va, were dry
ing wet dynamite, q frightful explosion
atantly killed, Frank Ridley was fatally
injured. and two others were badly
hurt All colored.
1T Denver, the attorneys for Patrick
Phillips, II Catholic, about to be tried
for murder, challenged four Jurors who
acknowledged they were members Of the
A. T. A. The jurors swore they had no
prejudice Whatever against Catholics
and the court overruled the challenge.
The state department has been noti-
fed that tho Danish government has es
tablished mission and trade station at
Angmagasalik on the east coaet OF
Greenland, but that navigation along
the coast and inland OF the Danish col.
onies is forbidden, save with the con.
sent OF the Danish government.
The navy department has decided to
give the Ericsson another tr ial. Should
any further break down occur it is prob.
able the department, which is nearly
convinced that the boat is being badly
handled by it's western river crew, will
instruct that change be made in this
respect.
The ferry boat Netherlands, from Ho-
boken. in making the slip at the foot OF
Barclay et.eet, New York, in fog,
struck the bulkhead, tearing out the
alter part OF the mems cabin, injuring
l.. ii. Robelats. manager of the Equit,-
BILE Insurance company Frank Olthaus,
a laborer; J. @. Saxton and Fred Rein
hold.
At Mandan, N. D., the jury 10 the
Kent murder case brought in q verdict
OF guilty and decided that the defendant
should be punished by death. Kent
was accused of wife murder, having
offered large sum to an accomplice to
commit the crime. His wife belonged
to prominent Minneapolis family.
An electric motor car became unmsn-
ageable on steep hill in Omaha, and
after dashing two blocks at a terrible
speed jumped the track and collided
with a telegraph pole. The following
were seriously injured: Motorman A.
O. Clark, Col. A. A. Mccoy OF Dead wood,
Ed Hayden, ID. o. Callahan, A. A. Hart,
Omaha.
Judge McCreight pronounced sentence
at Westminster, B. c., on six Indians OF
the crew OF the sealing schooner @. d.
Rand, convicted of revolt on the high
dams were probably influenced in their
Copper island. Mention OF this neigh.
borhood produces q shudder amongst
the Indians. as one Indian crew suf.
Russians there.
Seven officers and employees OF the
Fidelity Building, Loan and Investment
association, also known as the Columbus
Building. Loan and Investment associa-
ton. OF Washington, D. c.. with Offices
in Pittsburg. have been arrested on the
charge Of conspiracy to cheat and de-
fraud. They were held under $1,000 bail
each. Emma Snyder, colored, OF Alle-
ghany, is the prosecutor. She went to
the office 10 Withdraw her money and il
was refused.