Omaha daily bee., 1895-10-02
TELEGRAPniC BRIEFS.

The Edward McGee college for girls at
Woodville, Miss, burned Tuesday night
Ira F. Rankin, a pioneer millionaire of
California, died Tuesday at San Francisco
The Eucharstic society of the Catholic
church convenes at Washington Wednesday
The condition of Senator Malone Tuesday
night was such as to give his physicians no
hope of recovery
The grand jury at Brooklyn declined to
indict Charles w. Henry on the charge of
numbering his father.
Prof Il. Whitney Blake, lately professor
OF physics at Brown university, died Tuesday
at New Haven, Conn.
The condition of Harry Wright, the veteran
base ball manager, remains serious, though
he has rallied somewhat.
Rev. w. G. Capps of Mt. Vernon, KY, has
been sentenced to two years in the peniren-
tiary for the shooting Of his wife.
Louis Essel, parachute jumper, was
killed at Lima, o., Tuesday. For some
reason the parachute failed to extend
movement is on foot to revive the Com
mittee of Seventy, which took such prom
lhent part in the elections in New York
last fall.
Albert Wade, assistant cashier of the First
National bank at Mount Vernon, Mont, has
disappeared. His accounts show a shortage
Of $50, 900.
Mr.. Benedict's yacht, with Mr.. Cleveland
aboard, arrived at New London, Conn, Tues
day 1t remained only a few hours and
started eastward.
1t is announced that Chicago parties are
collecting arms and ammunition for the Gu
bans and that already considerable amount
has been pledged.
Mrs. Clara f. Buckalew and her niece, Miss
Griggs of Monmouth Junction, ~ j.. were
killed by the cars Tuesday, while attempting
to cross The track.
Rev Anthony Kozlowski. the deposed Pol
ish priest of Chicago, threatens to bring suit
against Archbishop Feehan for 800 900 on ac-
count of his deposition
On application Of the First National bank
Of Manning. Ia, the Produce and Cold Stor-
age exchange of Chicago has been placed in
the hands of a receiver,
The suit brought by the Whiteman G.
Barnes Manufacturing company against the
Crane Steele Manufacturing COMPANY of Chi
cago, has been dismissed
The iron miners at Ironwood, Mich, have
oeen granted an Increase in wages Many
mines in that section which have been idle
Tor some time have resumed work
The proposition OF the Syracuse n v
Post Tor reunion of the survivors of the
hrst national republican convention has met
with general expressions of favor,
j. Vinton, cattleman of Ukiah, Cal, was
shoo and Killed by Johh Littlehald as the
result Of an old feud. LitlefieId was sub
In the preliminary run of the new Ameri-
can liner s.. Paul a speed of twenty-one
knots was attained Considering the fact the
machinery was all new the results are consid.
cred remarkable.
Captain Evans Of the cruiser New York has
arrived in Washington. He will command the
cruiser Indiana when that vessel goes into
commission. Captain Schley will succeed TO
the command Of the New York
Peter Crawford, young man who was
formerly mail carrier in New York, has
been asleep continuously now for eight
months and all efforts to rouse him have
proven futile. His condition was caused by
a rall from mail wagon.
At Lexington, KY, 1855 women registered
10 vote at the school election. OF this num-
Der 1,O4S were colored. The white women
did not begin registering until II was seen
how generally the colored women were avail
ing themselves OF the privilege.
The police Of Chicago have BEEN asked 10
look for John ID. Mcintyre, who came TO
that place as delegate from PENNSYLVANIA
to the recent Irish convention. lie had
several hundred dollars with him, and as he
has completely disappeared foul play is sus-
pected.