Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1895-03-07
ITEMS OF GENERAL news

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In New York, on Monday at noon, al
the residence of her brother George,
Miss Anna Could daughter of the late
Jay Gould, was married to Count Paul
Ernest Boniface de Castellane, by
| Archbishop Corrigan, in the presence
of less than 100 relatives and intimate
| friends
w. c. Coup, the veteran Snowman,
died Monday morning at st. Luke's
hospital in Jacksonville, Fla, after a
weeks illness of pneumonia.
A dozen deputy marshals have Bill
Doolan and his band of outlaws sur
rounded in the cave thirty miles east
of Perry, Oklahoma, which has been
the rendezvous of the Daltons and
Doolans for years. There is a reward
of "a 900 for the arrest of the Doolans.
A terrible railroad accident occurred
on the Inter Ocanic railroad in Mexico
on the LIST. Five coaches were rolled
down the mountain side and two
hundred killed or injured. All the
passengers were Mexicans. Relief was
promptly sent to their aid. The
engineer and conductor took to the
woods, fearing vengeance
Richard O'Gorman, the eminent Irish
nationalist, scholar and orator, died at
his home in New York City in the
seventy-fifth year of his age. Two
years ago he had a serious attack of
grip, which he never fully recovered
from, although able to be about. Ia
1S4s he was indicted for high treason
and escaped to this country.
Two buildings, one in course of con-
struction and one in course of demoli-
ton, collapsed in New York City on
the LIST and killed four men and fatally
injured, MANNED or bruised nineteen
others. The first accident occurred in
the morning. A house being torn
down by some forty laborers, fell with
crash, carrying several workmen to
the basement three floors below and
they were most completely covered by
tons of brick, dry mortar and iron
in the afternoon. Without the least
warning to fifty men who worked near
it, the central wall to four-story
double tenement house in the course of
the wall went portions of the four
floors. From this heap of mass of
bricks and twisted iron there were
taken out one man John Wilson, dead
and twelve injured. Anthony Klein
fell four stories, but escaped without
even a scratch. He says he was carried
down gently and thrown through one
of the front doors into the street.
William L. Wilson has been nomi-
mated by the president to be postmas-
ter general.
In the Nevada legislature a concur
rent resolution striking the word
the assembly.
The kaiser has nominated Emperor
Francis Joseph of Austria as field
marshal of Germany to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of ArchdulIe Al
bert of Austria.
A dispatch to the Pail Mall Gazette
from Chee-Foo SAYS that the Japanese
have evacuated Ninghai and the ad,
vanced Notifications at Wal-HaiWel
have mostly gone TO Talein Wan.
The London Times correspondent in
Hal Chen says the Chinese are now be
tween Lioyany and Liaolin rivers.
Their force has been increased to So.
| 600. Sixteen thousand of them have
been seen in the vicinity of Hal Chen
since the 2 st, but there has been nc
serious attack.
| At Rockford, ILL.,, the National But.
| ter and Cheese Makers association
elected officers headed by B. w. Sega,
of Pecatonica, H., as president. L. C.
Oltrage of Tripoli, Iowa, won the first
| prize in the butter contest in separated
cream division, and E. S. Allen OF
Clarion, Iowa, in the gathered cream
division.
Postmaster General Bissell rendered
his resignation to President Cleveland
on the evening of the 27th, to take
effect upon the appointment and quail
ification of his successor. He viii
probably remain in office until April