The Washington bee., 1894-12-22
THIS WEEKS NEWS.
A Summary of Current Eyents-The Worlds
Doiogs for the PAS Six Days Gathered
and Condensed for Our Readers.
General.

mas lQQOrSeu S6CIeCdIg SdI1iSlS . hudu-
cial reform plan.
Unusually severe and repeated earth
quake shocks were experienced at
Rangoor, British Burmah.
Three thousand unemployed work
ingmen invaded the Montreal City
Hall and yelled fer bread.
James Woolsen, of Syracuse, shot
himself at his brother-in-law's house
in Seneca Falls, and will die.
The Famous Laundry Works at
Dayton, O., were completely destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000; partially in
sured.
James Mclaughlin, of Savon, N. Y,
committed suicide. His dead body
was found in his barn hanging from
a beam.
Germany's Chancellor, it was hinted
in the Reichstag, is studying how to
get even for Americas tax On bounty
raised sugar.
Premier Stoiloff told the Bulgarian
Sobranje that the resignation of the
whole Cabinet had been accepted by
Prince Ferdinand.
The Bourse Gazette, st. Petersburg,
says the new Russian loan has been
subscribed forty times in excess of
the sum required.
William Taylor, who assassinated
Magistrate Doty at Richmond, KY,
was found guilty and will be hanged
within thirty days.
Col d. S. Alexander of Buffalo, said
Gen. Harrison told him that under no
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candidate for President.
John Moran, laborer, of Wadding-
ton, n. Y, committee suicide by TAX
ing laudanum at Potsdam. The loss
5of love affair was the cause.
Samuel Cohn 6, Bro, shoe dealers,
of New York, confessed judgment for
$50, ,722. Attorneys for creditors report
the liabilities to be about 100000.
Senator Jones. of Arkansas, has in
troduced a bill providing for the allot-
ment in severaity Of the lands of the
five civilized tribes to the Indians.
The United States cruiser Detroit,
with the Vatican relics which were
exhibited at the Columbian Exposition
in Chicago last year, has arrived at
Naples.
Charles c. Riley, a young man Of
Washington, ID. c., tried to kill his
sweetheart, Blanche Graves, because
she went to church with another young
nan
SignOT Giolitti, ex-Premier OF IUa1y, I
passed through Vienna on Sunday on
his way to Berlin. 1t is reported that
he fed from Rome to avoid being ar
rested
Samuel M. Welch, Of Buffalo, was
appointed Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney for the northern district
Of New York in place Of William F.
b. Woodward
The funeral of NJ. Auguste Burdeau,
President of the French Chamber of
Deputies, who died December 12 has
taken place. A large number of Off
saals attended.
The Boilermakers' Union of London
has decided to secede from the Trades
Congress on account of the Socialistic
Zone Of the resolutions recently passed
by the congress.
A lis pendens was filed against the
realty of the late Jay Gould's estate
in this country in the suit of the st.
Louis Soldiers Orphans Home to re-
cover $11, 100000
Samuel c. Seely, the dishonest book
keeper Of the Shoe and Leather Bank,
New York, arrived from Chicago and
was held in default Of $25, 900 bail at
Ludlow Street Jail.
A gathering Of 300 Socialists at
tempted to hold an anti-Crispi demon
stration in Milan, but the attempt fail
ed to arouse public interest There
was no disturbance
The pension appropriation bill was
reported to the Senate unchanged, and
the military academy bill with the
amount appropriated by the House re-
duced nearly $4,000
John Garvey, the tramp who entered
the Astor mansion in New York and
took sleep in one of the beds there,
was sentenced to a years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary
In consequence of pleuro- o-pneumonia
having been detected in cattle landed
from Canada on December 6, the i'm
portation Of cattle from Canada into
Belgium, has been prohibited
J. c. Wood, Of Oswego. aged twenty
three years, a brakeman on a Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg freight
train, fell between the cars at Pierre
pont Manor and was decapitated.
The Dunkirk Chamber of Commerce.
in response to an appeal from Mon
treal, has decided to do everything
possible to establish a direct steam
ship line between France and Canada.
AT Boston, Mass, James Murphy at
tempted to murder his wife by shoot
ing her and attacking her with an
Indian club and an axe. He then cut
his throat. The physicians say both
will die.
A monument to Father Damien, the
iepers' friend in the Hawaiian Islands.
has been unveiled in Louvain, Bel
GUM, amid the great rejoicing of the
people. Constantin Meunier was the
sculptor.
Judge Crosscup, of Chicago made
an order that William J. Stark, one
Of the deputy marshals arrested
during the strike for killing, be dis
charged, as the prisoner was in Gus
tody for an act done in pursuance of
a law Of the United States.
II. M. Kersey and Daniel Lord. of
New York, representing the White
Star and Cunard lines. reached an
agreement with the Treasury officials
upon the immigration questions in dis
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