Omaha daily bee., 1895-12-04
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Domestic.

made an assignment. Liabilities, $4,000.
| Nail manufacturers are having a meet
ing at Cleveland and big cut in the price
of nails is anticipated.
The Womsps 9me society
of Christian college in Alaska.
The Merchants National bank Of Helena.
oMnt., has decided to ship 100000 in god
| to the subtreasury at New York.
In a quarrel over land at Montevolo Ala.
Rev. N. T. Lucas was shot and killed by a
couple of brothers named Seals.
Stevenson, Alexander & Co, of Baltimore,
| one of the Oldest wholesale boot and shoe
| firms in the country, have assigned.
| Herbert Krahn. accused of emb zzlement
IN London. has been eXtradited XII In New
ing the fast mali at Rome, n =, were ar.
! raigned Tuesday and waived examination.
was 81 not 81 declared off TUESDAY as expected,
| but there Is every prospect of settle
/ ment.
Lorenzo Burr, secretary of the German
| Building association of Philadelphia, is
missing and so is $4,000 Of the association s
| money.
| dephia from Cuba are to the effect that
| the island.
| The steamfitters of New York are on a
| strike. One of their grievances is the re-
| from jobs.
| Coast Horse show opened at San Francisco
| Tuesday. The show is much superior to
previous years.
! The Kansas delegation in congress propose
at an early day to introduce resolution
| pressing the administration to do something
| for exConsul Waller.
| The Missouri state supreme court has
| affirmed the sentence of Elmer c. Sattley,
| late cashier of the Kansas City Safe De-
post and Savings bank.
number of negroes ate hog meat that
was diseased at q cake walk TeNar-
kama. Twelve of them are dead, and sew
eral more ara in dangerous condition.
Barbara Aub of New York City, who
confessed that she committed perjury in the
trial of Walter Langerman fer criminal as
sault, has been indicted by the grand jury,
mining exchange in New York will be or
ganized ,,or There her ARE are already it is stated
| intention to dispose of.
Colonel Ingersoll was interviewed at Of
tumwa, a. In regard to the Christian En-
ply made ght of the the AFFAIR ff and "aa said she he
would have to wait and see as to its effects
Henry Ashenfelter, contractor on the
was burned to death Tuesday. He was
tarring the inside of a water tank when the
The Armenian Relief association has re-
quested the Red Cross society 70 undertake
the distribution Of relief in Armenia. While
no answer has been returned, Miss Barton
Indicated that the society would probably
do so.
The executors of the estate of Charles and
Anna Brown of Quincy, ILL.,, have paid out
$4,000. in bequests to humane and charitable
societies. All Of the estate, amounting to
$500, 600, will be thus distributed, except
81, ,000 which goes to relatives
The entire police force of Scranton Pa,
have signed affidavits denying the charge
made from a local pulpit that policemen In
that city were barsna in the 1ablt of pilotLng
mayor will investigate the charges made.
Foreign.
on account, OF the prevalence Of scab
among Canadian sheep, all animals from
that country are ordered slaughtered imme-
diate.y on landing In England
The French tariff committee has agreed
upon a bill providing for sliding scale on
wheat and corn, under which the duty on
wheat may be raise above the present
figure.
Preparations are being made to vigorously
push the prosecution for swndling insur-
ance companies against the Hyams
brothers., recently acquitted at Toronto OF
the charge of murder.
The steamer St. Paul made the passage
from New York In over seven hours faster
time than her previous record, and within
fifty minutes of the best record, to Ports
mouth, held by the Fuerst Bismarck.