Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-04-22
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Frank j. Marvelle fell on arevolvlns
circular saw in Saginaw, Mich, this
morning. The fingers of his left hand
were cnt off, his scalp almost removed
and his body nearly cut in two. de
died soon afterwards.
Warden Sage, of Sing Sing, having
been officially notified by Governor
Morton that the latter will not inter.
fere in DIR. Buchanan's case, has fixed
next Wednesday morning at IL o'clock
for the execution of Buchanan. He is
displaying wonderful nerve. He still
has hope and told his wife go when she
called on him yesterday afternoon.
A scene of confusion and excitement
was witnessed at the opening of the
wheat market in Chicago this morning
Prices were up from to 2 cents from
Saturdays close, the strength extend
ing to corn and oats, and affecting pro-
visions to considerable degree. The
uproar showed some evidence of calm
ing down after the expiration of the
first half hours business, although an
undercurrent of suppressed anxiety
was noticeable. Prices fell away about
l cent from the top, but were holding
firm.
Coils P. Huntington, the railroad magnatr,
was arrested at his Office in New York this
morning on an indictment found against him
by the grand jury of the northern district of
California, for making an unjust dlscrlmipa-
ton against the interstate commerce law by
issuing free pass to G. n. Stone in January,
1894. He was held to await the issue OF q
warrant of removal to California. Mr.. Hunt
ington says: II have known Frank Stone
for twenty-five years. He is a San Francisco
lawyer. / suppose he has started this thing
because I have piqued him in some way or
other. How, don't know"
Last night while Evangelist Moody was
conducting revival services at the Auditorium
building at Fort Worth, Tex, the heavy
the frame structure to collapse. In the rush
for exit one man was seriously injured and
five Others received slight bruises. The lady
organist continued playing and in few
minutes the panic subsidized The excitement
was intensified by number Of women faint
ing.
George sca:tergood, lessee of the Philadel-
phia Driving Park and the owner and driver
of number of fast trotting and pacing horses.
committed suicide this morning in the club
house attached to the track, by shooting him
self in the head. He bad been i'll for some
time and was supposed to have become de-
ranged.
dynamite explosion occurred in Wake
field, Mass, this morning, John Glynn and
Charles r. Rooney were heating dynamite,
holding it on q shovel over fire, when it
suddenly exploded. Both mon lost the right
arm at the wrist and they are badly bruised
about the head and body.
Mrs. Della Parnelps condition this morning
was somewhat improved. Nice tramps were
arrested at Bordentown N. j., yesterday but
the officers refuse to say whether or not any
of them are suspected of having committed
the assault on Mrs. Parnell.
Henry Piper has been arrested charged
with stealing gold and silver from the Carson
mint. 1t is alleged he carried large quanti
ties of bullion with him in his dinner bucket
whom he went home.
Frank LEM. who left Pittsburg to travel
around the world on bicycle was murdered
By Kurds in Armenia about $50 miles from
Constsntinople on the 10th Of last Msy.
There was not sale of oil on the local
DO ,rd in Pittsburg this morning The inter-
IS. in the market has died out. The market
is strong at 2.101 for May options.
An unknown man lesped from the iron
bridge at Wilkesbarre, Pa. into the Susque-
hanna this morning and was drowned.