The Washington bee., 1894-01-27

Mgr. Sato1li will not remain perma-
nently in the United States, Bishop
Spaulding says, after having seen the
Pope.
The new cruiser Montgomery made
a speed of 1925 knots per hour, beat
ing the Detroit and Marblehead, of the
same class.
California has had the worst snow
storm in twenty years. Snow fell to
four feet in depth in the northern part
of the State
J. B. Tyrell, of the Canadian Geologi-
cal Survey, found deer in countless
herds in the great Barren Grounds"
Of the Canadian Northwest.
Miss Helen Shafer, President of
Wellesley College, died at Wellesley,
Mass, on the Goth inst. She was one
of the great educators of the country.
The Cars second son is said to be
dying of consumption in the Caucass-
es, where he was sent for his health
some months ago. He is only twenty
two.
Lobengula, King of the Matabeles, is
gathering his forces with the object of
marching on Buluwayo and driving
out the British who have occupied his
former capital.
Brazirs Minister of Foreign Affairs
announces that the rebel leader, Ad-
miral Mello, has been deposed from
command because of his inability to
land troops from the south.
President Cleveland vetoed the New
York and New Jersey bridge bill, on
the ground that the proposed piers
would interrupt navigation. An effort
may be made to pass the bill over the
veto.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Kendle, Of
Bridgeboro, n. j., were both taken i'll
with the grip last Thursday. Mr..
Kendle was eighty years old and his
wife a few years younger. They died
within two hours Of each other.
Auditor Darlington, of the EXpOsi-
ton Company, issued his monthly
statement of receipts and disburse-
ments up to January u, 1894, on Mon
day. 1t shows that holders of World S
Fair stock will realize only ten cents
on the dollar.
Lawyer Golf, attorney of the New
York Bar Association, has dropped the
cases brought against the Tammany
election inspectors in New York. AS
sistant District Attorney Wellman
states that no legal evidence was found
in twenty-siX cases examined.
Judge Brenton, Of Chicago, has con-
tinued until January 81 the hearing on
the motion for Il new trial for Prem
dergaSt, the assassin of Mayor Harri-
II ;,n
stance of Prendergast's attorney, who
claims he has not had time to prepare
the argument.
According to statistics prepared by
DR.. Senner, Commissioner of Immi-
grafton at Ellis Island, New York, the
total number of immigrants landed at
that port during 1893 was 3J2.SS: OF
these 1853 We're returned as being
paupers, and 1,105 contract laborers
were sent back.
DR.. Talmage surprised his c0ngrcga-
ton Sunday night by the announce
ment that with the coming twenty
fifth anniversary Of the day on which
he took charge of the church lie would
resign from his position as pastor. He
stated that his plans for the future
hNlt uoI uChN1optb, UuI tlIctl
continue to preach.
The latest reports from Honolulu rep
resent everything as quiet. Represen-
tatives Of the deposed Queen deny that
she has an idea of suing the United
States for damages. There is said to
be trouble among members Of the pro-
viSional Government. The current of
affairs is settling strongly towards
forming a republic.
Miss Lillian Russell, the comic opera
queen, was married Sunday morning
to Mr. John Chatterton. known OH the
stage as Si@nor Pcrugini The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Moller.
n Hob0ken, \. j. A decision of Judge
Barrett that the fair Lillian could not
wed in New York without committing
bigamy caused the selection OF New
Jersey for the ceremony
An action for the partition of real
estate left by the late Samuel ]. Til
den, valued at $1,000,00O has been
commenced. The natural result of
the suit will be the placing of Grey
stone and Gramercy Park homes of
Tilden on the market. The Gramercy
Park property includes four lots on
Twentieth street and two on Nine
teenth street. New York. A suit is
pending for formal accounting of the
executors of the Tilden estate. The
property controlled by the Tilden
trust, out Of which the library for New
York city will be ultimately formed, is
about 100000.