The Irish standard., 1894-07-28
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MINOR IN ESVt s., y y EM6e
/ 5ff u ne week Ending July a5.
Marsan & Brosseau. Montreal hay
shippers, failed for $500, 900.
[ Michael &. Doyle, dry goods dealer
Z in New York, failed for 800. 900.
The striking railroad employees at
Portland, Ore, formally declared the
strike off.
i Casimiro Areno shot and. killed his
wife and her paramount, Refugio Ortiz,
at Antonito, Col.
a new counterfeit $50 national bank
note was discovered on the national
bank at Barre. vt:
Seven of the eight, children of Mr..
and Mrs. Kruse, Of Humboldt, s.. D.,
died Of diphtheria. s.s> ..s..4.s 4,.5.. .-.-
Actual hostilities were reported to
have been begun in the dispute be-
tween China and Japan.
The mediation committee of the Sac
ramento (Cal.) A. R. U. declared the
strike off Internationally.
George E. White was nominated for
congress by the Fifth district repub-
lican convention in Chicago.
,nah.1 l4 +3,3 s;da gr feet and is
home near Fort Wayne, Ind.
James r. Godefroy, the last chief of
the Miami tribe of Indians, died at his
home near Fort Wayne, Ind.
The village of Colona, ILL, was al
most wiped off the map by fire, the
origin of which was a mystery.
Three men and a boy were killed by
the caving walls of a cesspool they
were cleaning at Winona, Mimi.
Deputy marshals, backed by federal
troops, arrested 200 residents of Pond
Creek, 0. t., for train wrecking.
Advices from London reiterate the
belief that the Wellman arctic expedi-
ton has been lost in the pack ice.
! w. J. Martin, a. Muncie Qnd. glass
worker, drank two gallons of water on
a wager and died two hours later
Three men were killed and two
others seriously injured by the break
ing of an elevator drum in New York
brewery.
Six Coxeyites were arrested for beg
ging bread in the city of Washington.
Hunger has made the commonwealers
desperate.
Capt. John Crang1e, lake naviga-
tor, shot his wife twice and then killed
himself at Racine, Wis. He was insane
from i'll health. g
At Luraville, Fla, John Thomas fired
upon mob of would-be lynchers,
killing the leader and fatally wound
ing four others. .....
Armed bodies of coke strikers who
have been terrorizing workmen in
Pennsylvania are to be- suppressed by
the state militia. '-
A heroic statue of John A; Logan
was unveiled in the soldiers home at
Hot Springs by the South Dakota Me-
mortal association.
Twenty six tenement houses in st.
Jean Baptist, a village in Quebec,
were destroyed by fire. Four persons
were badly injured.
Swindlers sold to the First national
bank of Albuquerque, N. M, sup
posed gold brick weighing 566 ounces,
which is found to be copper.
Samuel Mills, of Johnstown, N. Y,
shot his wife in a fit of jealousy and
then himself. Both will probably die.
They have six small children.
In an address at a picnic of the peo-
pies party Of New York ''Gen." Coxey
urged the sending of all idle men to
Washington to be provided for.
!, At Burney's station, Ind, George
Heron, the keeper of a quart shop"
was taken from his bed by masked
men and given fifty-three lashes with
abeech CAD.
Sarah Reichers, of Marquette, Wis.,,
poured kerosene on her head and set
fire to it, She died in horrible agony.
She tried to cut her throat about three
weeks ago. She was undoubtedly in
sane.