The Washington bee., 1895-02-16
news 1ERSELY told.
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QUICK READING.
Many Items Of Interest From An Parfs
Of the World Are Here Given ~
Kernels Without the ChAG.

The Prince o. wales g yacnr brLl1n"
nia has arrived IL Cannes.
George Gould has been elected COM
nodore Of the Atlantic Yacht Club.
The Presidsat has nominated Brig
Gen Thomas H Rug9 TO be Major
General
An explosion occurred in foundry
e. Joinv;Ile, France. killing three men
and iniuri1g fourteen
Archduke Albrecht, Field Marshal
u Austria. il n dying condition
from congestion Of the lungs.
II the communal elections through
out Italy the Moderates everywhere
defeated the Radicals and Socialists.
Emperor Francis Joseph OF Austria
has arrived AZ Mentone President
Faure wired his Majesty q message Of
welcome
Bob Fftzammons entered q demur-
Ter IL Syracuse 10 the indictment
charging manslaughta for the killing
Of Con Riordan-
Harry Smith, q SHOW shoveller on
the Pennsylvania Railroad, stepped in
front Of q train ct Rohrerstowu, Pa,
and was cut IN pieces.
The River Scheldt is frozen over
with ice 50 solid as TO enable people
to cross On foot Navigation Is total
~ Suspended above Ausroweel.
The statement OF the Dominion
finances show deficit Of So, 3,000, 900
for the seven months past and an in
crease Of &, ,473. 800 In the public debt
The new 160-ton rater Ailsa, de-
signed By William Fife, jr, has been
launched into the River Kelvin from
the yards Of her builders, the Messrs.
Inglis.
Charles Allen, Of Green's Farms,
Conn. accidentally shot and killed
Edward Warren, Of Compo, Conn,
while returning from a days duck
shooting.
The Hamburg American line steamer
Augusta Victoria, Capt. Kaempf, which
is carrying an excursion party from
the United States, has arrived al Vile,
France
Mrs. William Seibert and her two
little daughters were drowned at
Coraopolis, near Pittsburg. The acei-
dent occurred while they were cross
ing the Ohio River On the Ice.
DR.. Anton Won Palitschek was tried
at Vienna On the charge Of having en-
beZzled money entrusted 10 him when
he was Austria's Consul in New York.
He was found innocent and acquitted.
Joseph y. Bladon, clerk In the GRO
cery store Of Atwatsr & Carter, New
ark, y. J., died at the hospital from
the effects OF injuries received in fall
ing down flight Of stairs at the store.
The immigrants arriving at New
York during January numbered 6,076.
During the same month 163 were re-
turned as paupers, 81 as contract labor
ers and s as likely to become public
charges.
The Dudley hosiery mills at New
ton Lower Falls, Mass, employing 200
hands, are TO reopen with the full
complement. Large orders are on
hand and work for several months Ia
assured.
The stitchers and turn workmen in
Faunce & Spinney's shoe factory,
Lynn, Mass, Joined the other oper-
euVeS in sympathetic strike, and
now every department Of the factory
is idle
William Rossell, a brakeman, living
at White Plains, was killed In the
New York Central Railroad yard In
New York. He was crushed between
the bumpers Of two cars he was try
Ing 10 couple
Lizzie Began, alias Liz the Man"
was sentenced by Judge Ingraham in
New York TO ten years in State prison.
She was convicted Of manslaughter In
killing Bridget German by throwing
a lighted kerosene lamp at her.
Clarence S. West, a young farmer.
was aSsaSsinated at Baytown, a point
about twenty miles from Houston.
Texas. No arrests have yet been made.
although the officers are close on the
track Of the supposed murderer.
Emperor William Of Germany has
bestowed the decoration of the Order
or the Red Eagle upon the Italian
General, Baratieri, in recognition of
the military genius shown by him in
his battles with the Mandists.
The London Times correspondent In
Berlin says that Prince Bismarck has
had slight chill and his general con-
dltion Is such that his physicians will
De unable to decide whether he can
receive the delegates on his birthday.
As an east-bound freight train was
going into switch at the curve tank
ut Kansas City the locomotive boiler
Exploded and Fireman Dean Henry
was instantly killed and Engineer
John King died later from his inju-
ries.
The afterpart Of good-sized vessel
covered with ice, with what appears
to be the lifeless bodies of three men
encased in ice and frozen to the ton Of
the cabin, has drifted ashore on Paurs
Point, Lambert's Cove, on the north
side of Vineyard Haven, Mass.
Alexander Neill, a resident of Brook
lyn, was injured several months ago
by heavy clinker which fell from
the cab Of locomotive on the Brook
lyn Elevated Railroad. He sued the
company for damages, and a Jury
awarded him a verdict Of $1,000.
Peattle Brothers livery stable. car.
riage factory and blacksmith shop. to-
gether with building occupied as a
saloon at Fishkill Landing, were de-
stroyed by fire. Eighteen horses were
burned to death and four brick build |
tngs destroyed Loss about $50, 900; in