The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1895-03-21
WEEKS NEWS CONDENSED.


large near McClenny, Fla
Baron Fava, the Italian Ambassador.
has returned to Washington.
The Harvard Princeton debate Will
be held March % instead of March %.
A fish and game protective association
has been formed at Saratoga, n. Y.
Another antitrust distillery will be
built at Terre Haute, Ind, or Pekin,
Ills.
The smallpox scare has produced an
order for compulsory vaccination at
Helena, Ark.
Western railroads are hauling seed
grain free to destitute farming COM
munities.
The Yale faculty deny rumors of ad-
ditional cases OF varioloid among the
students.
Major Martin is eating bird day
| for forty days at Raleigh, n. c. so far
| successfully.
A Terre Haute, Ind, girl, thirteen
years old, has been arrested for syste-
matte barn burning.
| Pittsburg has raised the $50, 900 neces-
|
Templar conclave.
| The annual meeting of the Antitrust
distilling company was held at Terre
Haute, Ind, Tuesday
T. V. Powderly has formed a law
partnership with District Attorney
Jones at Scranton, Pa.
The Vermont state board of health
=, ,l1 Ia
brought into the state
Marquis Imperiali, the secretary of
the Italian legation, will leave shortly
for Europe, to remain several months.
Edgar T. Paul, the millionaire real es-
| tate dealer, was arrested at Chicago for
obtaining money under false pretenses.
Manuel Amalgro, the Argentine min
ister's boolzkeeper charged with embez-
element, was released at Washington
Tuesday.
1t is announced that successor to
Ward McAllister has been found in the
person of ]. V. L. Pruyn, of New York
City and Albany.
1t is denied that either ex-Congress-
man Williams or Josiah Quincy is to be
the democratic candidate for governor
of Massachusetts,.
Nelson Harris was fined S17O at West
Appomattox, Va, last week for living
with a colored woman, by whom he
had several children.
Official returns of imports into France
for January and February show co.,
315, 900 francs against 500. $50, 600 francs
for the corresponding period of 1894.
The Boston city treasurer refuses to
allow Curtis & Motley to withdraw
their bid for the city loan at price
which the latter claim was clerical
error.
Superintendent White. of the railway
mail service at Portland, Me-, has Or
dered that postal clerks shall have free
transportation only over their regular
routes.
. William Thompson has been sent to
! jail at Cleveland, O., for burning boys
t with acid and sending them out to beg,
! under something like the Italian
padrone system.
Baron Hirsch has sent some three OF
four thousand Russians to the Argen
tine Republic, and he hopes to have q
Jewish community there of 100, ,OO(
e within ten years.
The French industry of icing milk i:
e an original departure in timed com
= modities The milk is frozen an(
placed in block form in tins ant
. Theoretically sealed.
Queen Victoria, accompanied by Prin
cess Beatrice, started yesterday TO
6 Windsor. Empress Frederick will oc
cupy Buckingham Palace.
). The Bucyrus, Ohio, Telegraph had
Y woman's edition the other day, soil
j. by pretty newsgirls, who got all sort
i OF fancy prices for their papers. !
h silk copy sold for 500.
e A. " II. Carpenter, for thirty year
if general passenger agent of the Mi
It waukee and St. Paul road, is dead
l. His name, it is said had appeared O
t more railway tickets than that of an
n other man.
'e Rumor says w. K. Vanderbilt ma
, marry the Duchess of Manchester
'r formerly Miss Consuelo Yznaga, si
~ ter of Fernando Yznaga, who at on
T. time was the husband Of Mrs. Willial
e. X. Vanderbilts sister, now Mr.
W Tiffany.
7 Silas NJ. Waite, who caused $780,
70 defalcation at Brattleboro, Vt, in 1sS
- died at Omaha last week. He serve
6 six years in prison and was prospe
:, ously connected with the Omaha ar
Grant Smelling company at the time
his death.
These is great indignation in Ha
u over, n. c., over the departure for L Uts
st of eight residents of the county WI
ST. have been converted to Mormon fait
IS The delegation was accompanied
rs, two or three elders. who have been
es doing missionary work about there
be two or three years.
Chicago has over thirty elevator
OK which handle $40, 900, 900 bushels
~ grain every year. The Union sto
Is yards cover $50 acres and cost $500
'c- 600. They have eight miles OF stree
and receive 100000 head of sto
every year. The meat exports exec
500, 900, 900.
ed One of the savings banks in Portlan
Me-, had book presented for sett
Cd ment recently, which was opened
1865, with deposit of 5000, followed
$500 in 1884. and $500 in 1864; total {
y posits $500, of which s52s was wit
ne drawn in 1878. There is now due :
depositor a balance of S2,027.e7.
10y Mrs. L. c. Hughes, a woman of Ka
vill N"n . -. :. :,
unable to turn a wheel" Mrs Hugh
tes ;s cb;ef arrol1;no clerk of the hou
ing She saws that the state owes her S:
he fo- axtr. sarv,ces and when her /
len c.r,a -, ber tactics stopped all bu
ness
ave \ High Compliment.
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