The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-05
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

Bank wrecker Thompson of Sedalia,
Mo-, will be expelled from the Ma
sonic order.
At Wasiatia, Tenn, James Horn and
Andy johnson killed each other in a
street duel.
Speeds division of Ke1ly's army got
into Carlisle, Ill, on stolen B. e o.
S. w. freight.
Thomas Brennan jumped from a
burning tenement in New York and
broke his neck.
Mgr. Satolli has started on an extern
sive tour of the United States in the
interest of the Catholic church.
William G. Lemsford, a wealthy
birmingham, Ala, citizen, killed his
coachman in quarrel about currying
a horse.
Pittsburg operators will hold an
other meeting this week to try to
reach a settlement with the striking
coal miners.
At Athens, Ohio, General Charles II.
Grosvenor, Repu blican, was renomi-
mated by reclamation by the Eleve nth
district convention.
The bill to appropriate $500, 600 for
the Atlanta exposition was favorab1y
reported to the house from the com
mittee on appropriations.
At Lyons, Iowa, the coal supply is
exhausted. Cord wood and other fuel
supply is being rapidly used up by
river steamers and other consumers.
1t can be stated on the highest au-
thOrity that the published statements
that another bond issue is in contem-
plation are absolutely without foun-
dation.
Acting Secretary McAdoo has or
dered a court of inquiry to fix the
responsibility for the injury sustained
by the cruiser Columbia in grounding
on her trial trip.
The navy department has been in
formed of the sailing of the Baltimore
from Nagasaki, Japan, for Chemulpo,
Corea, to look after American inter
ests there, which are reported to be
threatened.
A party of excursionists near Tralee,
county Kerry, Ireland picked up an old
shell near an artillery camp and began
rolling it along the ground. The
she'll exploded and killed three of the !
party and wounded a dozen more.
The appeal of the labor unions and
employees from the decision of Judge
Jenkins, refusing to dissolve the /
Northern Pacific injunction, has been |
continued until next Monday in Chi
cago. The attorneys were not ready
to argue the case.
At Chicago, Mrs. Glosseppa Flora
was shot and instantly killed by |
Louis Vecki, and Frank Flora, her
hus band, was seriously wounded. The
was the result of a quarrel
between Vecki ard Flora because the
latter refused to pay rent amountin
to 81.
Lady Somerset and Iiss Francis
are about to start for the
continent in company with the Rev.
DR.. Lunn. Their mission is to present
to the kings of Italy and Greece
petitions from the Wome MS Christian
Tempera ice union dealing with the
social evil.
Advices from Tuxpan, Mexico, state
that a terrible wind storm passed
over the village of Yahualica, about
seventy miles back in the country,
0ne day last week. which destroyed a
mum Der of store buildings and dwell
nrs and killed ten persons and
wounded fifteen others.
Joseph Losenslki, a Polish Jew, shot
MS wife at Toledo, Ohio, and imm cdr
same revolver Mrs. Losenski was
formerly Mrs Fleming. No one was
N the room at the time and both died
instantly, hence it is impossible to tell
what was the immediate cause of the
tragedy
circular signed by los members of
he house of commons has been sent
% the editors of the promin ent daily /
papers through the United Kingdom,
lskincr them to cease to demora1ize
he people by reporting sensational |
.ases of immortality or brutality. and
n other ways appealing to the sensual
"a tire of man.