The herald., 1894-03-25
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The midwinter fair admissions Satur-
dty were 14,189.
Senator Coquitt's condition shows no
perceptible change.
The president has approved the act
amendatory OF the Sioux City bridge
bill.
At youngstown, o., James O. Camp
bell, under a life sentence for killing his
wife, suicided in jail.
Among those who sailed from New
York ON the Csmpania today Saturday
were Nine. Patti and Signor Nicolini.
At Kalamazoo. Mich, Stonewall j..
Defrance, the forger. was sentenced to
IL years at hard labor.
Four thousand delegates have arrived
at Rome to take part in the international
medical congress, which opens on Thurs
day next.
At Florence, Italy, Queen Victoria
yesterday viewed from the balcony OF
the cathedral the annual ceremony OF
Scoppio del Carro. The archbishop Of
Canterbury was present.
A dispatch from Santander, Spain,
fixes the number OF killed by the explo-
sion OF dynamite, which was being re-
moved from the sunken steamer Cabe
Machichaco. at 80.
In the Banker Little murder trial at
Olathe, Kan, over 100 witnesses have
thus far been examined, and it is not
known when the evidence will be con-
cluded.
The First National bank of Great
Falls, Mont, which closed it doors dur
ing the panic, will open again for bust.
ness on Monday next.
By the explosion OF q boiler in tile
factory at Gilbert, ILL.,, one man was
killed and a fire was started, which
caused q loss of $4,000. The man
killed was Fred Tornow, engineer.
The British bark Archer, bound from
Vancouver to the Columbia river, was
found abandoned off Barclay sound by
the British tug Naude. Nothing is
known concerning the crew,
In the long-distance bicycle race in
Paris, at the conclusion of Saturdays
work, Lynton was second with 1885 kill
ometers to his credit. The other riders
were avtaRSsa9.1 Z a., Dr. ,uuu n. nuucn.
ex-secretary OF the Illinois board oil
health and q widely known sanitarian,
was found dead in bed at the home Of
his brother Cyrus, of paralysis of the
heart.
Thomas H. williams, q successful
mining man and partner OF Henry B.
Wolcott, died of consumption, in Den
yer. He was born in England in 1842,
and came to Colorado in 1870.
A movement is on foot to form a COM
bination OF the paper manufacturers of
the country with view to raising the
prices and controlling the market.
Nearly all the large manufacturers in the
east have already agreed to enter the
trust.
The body OF Hon. Mrs. Fielding was
found in the river Merwell, at Oxford,
England. There is little doubt that she
committed suicide, as she was much
depressed through the loss of her hus-
band, Rev. Charles Fielding, uncle Of
the earl OF Denbigh.
II is announced that II the convention
OF the United States Mine Workers of
America decides upon strike, no warn
ing will be given the operators, as the
miners threaten to retsliate for the re-
peated reductions which were forced
upon them by the operators.
Two immigration inspectors at New
York were suspended on orders from
Washington for having let slip through
their hands Charles Templeton, who
came on the Majestic as q contract
laborer to act az assistant superintend-
ent OF the Y. M. O. A. in Chicago.
Constructor S. w. Armistead has
been detached from the Norfolk navy
yard and ordered to the Mare Island,
Cal, navy yard, relieving Constructor
u. w. Taylor, who is ordered to the bu-
reau of construction.