Omaha daily bee., 1894-01-03
TEL EGRIPHIC BhIEF,S.

Rt. Rov. Francis McNeirny, bishop Of Albany,
N. Y, died of pneumonia last night.
The Holland Trust company of New York
has gone into voluntary Liquidation.
Prompt action at Cross, Okl., by the author
tiles OF that town averted II train robbery.
Between ] and Q o'clock yesterday morn
Ind.
rob Wclls-Fargo & Co.'S express Office at Union,
Mo-, Monday night.
The trial of Matthew Ashton Of GAINESVILLE,
| WIS.,. charged with the murder OF Mrs. Daniel
Stone OF that place began yesterday.
Orlando b. Potter, the well known fnancier
ana a. l eX-Gy2 oEn Mr Po died w snda se yy, Last Ia. If p iIa
Advices from Independence, Kan, state
that. nothing new has developed in the mys-
terious deaths in the Wilson family of that
place.
The ingram weavers of the Lowell, Mass,
Carpet company decided yesterday to go to
work Monday under the proposed reduction of
wages.
Nearly all the iron and steel plants in and
about Plttsburg, Pa, resumed operations
yesterday, giving employment to thousands OF
| idle men.
The assignment of the Montgomery Iron
| company OF Port Kennedy, Pa, TO the Guar
anty Trust company of Harrisburg, Pa, has
been announced.
Anew York firm yesterday refused $4OO, 600
Denver city bonds they had contracted for.
| The reason given was the extra session of the
Colorado legislature.
The unemployed of Cleveland, o., mado n
| demonstration yesterday, and for II time vio-
lent scenes were feared. Everything, how
| ever, passed Off quietly.
Florence Muluhy, aged . years, and Myrtle
Moore aged % yetrs' were suff"c1ten by
street, New York, yesterday.
The Indiana Wool Growers association
opened its eighth annual session yesterday Mt
Indianapolis with sixty members present, all
| prominent wool growers and sheep raiscrs.
Cashier Myron Campbell of the South Bend,
Ind, National bank has agreed to make good
in sixteen payments the $4,000 stolen from
the bank by the robbers on December Z.
Mrs. Augustus Schmidt, indicted for murder
in the first degree for the killing OF her tenant,
Oscar Walton, on October 20 at kokomo, Ind,
has been denied bail on habeas corpus pro-
Ceedings. ~"
Appel & Co, the oldest clothicrs in the state
yesterday, having Incorporated as the Appel
Clothing company of Denver with Il paid up
capital or a,
The Elgin, ILL.,, watch factory, which hvo
months ago reduced its force from 5000 to
loo and put the men on rye days y week,
to three days Il week.
This is labor week in Columbus, o.. The Ohio
State Trades and Labor assembly mot there
jority OF them represent the populist idea, the
grange having a large majority.
1t was ANNOUNCED that the Moquette mills
at Nonkcrs, y. V, Will resume today and the
lower mills next week, The Moquette works,
known ms the Alexander Smith IL Sons COM
pany, employ about 1000 hands.
EN-SttFtltIy IOSItF VI olllo VIII DTDDnDlY
be unable to settle by aging his creditors 80
per cent as he agreed. Errors in calculation
have decreased the assets OF Foster & Co,
which involve the raising OF $4,000 adj
diUlonal.
In the case of Nc fee and Parker, the two
negroes under sentence to hang Friday next
at indianapolis for khe murder OF Charles
lister in that city, the supreme court has re-
vcrscd the decision OF the trial court and
granted a new trial,
The auditor of the Cherokee Nation Is nu-
thority for the statement that the money TO
bind the sale OF the Cherokee bonds to Ed
ward Chaddick, representative of the Err
LANCER syndicate, has been received and that
the sale Is now an assured fact.
For nearly IL week Bill Dalton and members
of his gang have been inside the Ponca Indian
reservation In the Cherokee strip near the
Santa Flo station of iOnca. 1t Is feared that
thoy intend robOing the santa Fe train and
every train through the strip carries a heavily
armed guard OF deputy marshals.
The richest stockmen of western Texas are
badly discouraged. A dispatch from Fort
stockton says conservative men estimate that
90 per cent of the sheep in that section viii
die the present winter, for there II nothing for
them to eat except dead grass. There is some
water, but cowmen are fencing and guard
Ing II,
Secretary of State Osborne OF Kansas mar
rOwly escaped jail yesterday, Judge HaZen
OF the district court, in the libel case OF Cyrus
sentenced the defendant thus morning TO $500
and costs. Osborne and his friends hustled
around and had Judge llazen withdraw the
sentence,
Judge Carpenter, in the United states dis
trict court at Prominence, X. L., yesterday
ruled that the trustees Of branch No. 400 OF
the Iron Hall must deposit the funds In their
hands In the registry OF the court until the
to the receiver of the order or TO the members
OF the br lnch.