The Irish standard., 1894-10-27
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Ebenezer S. Reeve, shoe dealer Ct
Philadelphia. Pa, failed for 800, 600
The president and his family left
Buzzard's Bay, Mass, for Washington.
Robert j. ane John r. Gentry paced
dead heat at Nashville, Tenn, in
9:O4 5ss
i The Irish funds in Paris, tied up
since ParnelPs death, have been turned
over TO Justin Mccarthy.
While playing with q revolver Ray
Brotherton. of Escanaba, Mich, shot
and killed his brother Lee. Il
Fierce gales ragged along the British
coast, wrecking numerous vessels aud
causing the loss of many lives.
In his annual report Gen. Otis urges
the requirement by the government OF
strategic points on Puget sound.
Louis Gimm, of Cleveland, rode 383
miles 1,490 yards in day on his BIZ
cycle. SURPRISING Spooner's record.
Nearly as many women have regis
istered in Denver, Col, as, men, g. 400
names having been entered on the
books.
Government officials will endeavor
; to keep out seventy anarchists report
ed to be on their way to the United
States
In an action for damages Judge
Field, of Louisville, KY, decided the
Pullman company was not a common
carrier.
/ An explosion from an unknown
cause wrecked a st. Louis grocery
store and injured FIVE persons, one
fatally.
: Deserted by the man she was to
have married, Miss Mary Hawthorn
hanged herself at her home near Mat
toon, I'LL.
Harrison Smith, of Atlanta, Ca,
father Of eleven children, killed him
self when his wife presented him with
two more.
Every passenger conductor on the
Grand Trunk system was shifted to
another division as result of recent
'sspottiAg.'
Cyclist Searles completed his ride
from Chicago to New York in days
hours and 80 minutes, lowering Wolfes
record an hour.
| The lntercolonial railway black
smith shop and roundhouse at Rivere
du Loup, Can, were destroyed by fire.
; the loss being 100000.
II. w. Montgomery, of Carrollton,
| was elected grand commander at the
thirty eighth annual conclave of Illi-
nois Knights Templars.
A mysterious disease has broken
out among Arizona miners in the Ceur
d'Alene district. Several hundred per-
sons have been stricken.
A collision between Southern Pacific
trains near Walker Station, Tex, re-
suited in the death of two persons and
the injury of four others
James K. Edgerly, returning to Fort
Henry, n. Y, from Oklahoma terri
tory, paid 81, 900 for worthless bond
to two Chicago confidence men.
George 0. Sharpe, of Elyria, O., says
his grandmother, Mrs. Crittenden, is
1873 years old, and that her, mother,
who died in Scotland. was 145 years of
age.
The armored cruiser Maine wins
premium of S22. 900, having developed
9,229 horse power on her recent trial
trip. The specifications called for
5000 horse power and the premium
above that figure was 500 per horse
power.
Many associations knownas social
list workers" which have for some time
past existed in various parts of Italy.
have been suppressed by the authori-
ties On the ground that they tend to
excite and foster class hatred among
the people
The outlaws in Harlan county, KY,
have become so lawless and defiant
that the authorities have decided to
suppress, them at once. All the reve-
nue. officers in Kentucky and Tennes-
see have been ordered to make a com
bined raid.
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