The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1895-04-10
A~TrrRNooN -n1srArcArs.
!. The Associated Press News Contained
In the Afternoon Report.


years Of illness, Mrs. Louis E. Hender-
son, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, commit
ted suicide here this morning at the
residence of her brother-in-law, B. X.
Worley, by severing all the arteries of
her left wrist with a razor. Sarah Nc
Donough, an old woman, today filed
suit against Attorney John F. Fair
fed, alias Dore, to s12G6 which
She Banked with him for investment,
and which she claims he appropriated
to Ibis own use. Dore was recently ar
rested, taken to Boston, and tried for
d~efrauding widows and orphans, but
was acquitted. The similarity Of the
cases is striking.
Wheeling, w. Va, April 9.-Th1s
morning the five story business housS
of Chapman & Sons, on Main street,
in the wholesale district, and the ad,
Joining fo~ur-story hardware establish
merit of IT. T. Hutchinson, fell in sud-
DENLY and without warming, burying
seven persons in THE ruins. D. A. Will
lfams, a carpenter, escaped with ser,
tous injuries. II. T. Hutchinson, a
veteran merchant, and four employees
In his establishment, were entombed.
A Western Union messenger boy, Har.
ry Cow1, was caught in the alley and
buried. Hutchinson was taken out
with two ribs broken and otherwise
injured, and cannot live. At 10 O'Clock
only one other body had been recover
ed.
Boston, April 9.-The steamer Ethel
red, belonging Ito the Boston Fruit
Co., which was fired upon by a Spanish
gunboat on her outward journey to
jamaica, arrived here early To-day.
The captain said: ION April 1st we
proceeding dn regular our
when about 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
of Cape Maysi, we sighted a vessel
which we could not ait first make out.
We were about a mile from the shore.
Suddenly the stranger fired a blank
shot across our bows. When she saw
the British flag floating over my ves-
sci she changed her warllke attitude
md quietly steamed past u.s.
Washington, April 9.-Attorney ]. NJ.
Wilson, who represented john G. Moore
in the court of appeals in the recent
income tax cases, said this morning
thai further proceedings would be be-
gun immediately. Several parts of
the law will be ATTACKED" said he,
"the principle one bling une exemption
from taxation of incomes under $4,000
annually" This will be attacked as
unjust discrimination.
London, April 9.-The Globe this af-
ternoon referring to the decision of the
supreme court of the UNITED tSates as
to the constitutionalTty of the income
tax, says: EVERY man in this country
will regret that there is no supreme
court of the American variety here.
Never in all the long history Of the
English bench have they scared to the
heights of liberty reached by the Amer
| am judges yesterday. 1t is quite I'm
possible to establish such a tribunal
here"
London, April 9.-The Standard today
says silve Ell is IN good demand owing t
the news that Japan's terms of peace
with China stipulated for the opening
of "a large section of China ITO foreig,
trade. 1t is believed this will lead u
an increased demand for silver in tn
East.
Naticoke, Fa., April "a fig tfu
explosion of black dlnp o'7urra1 :
No. 2 shaft Of the Susquehana Coal
Company's mfae toby. six Polisi
miners who were tlray burned CO.
not expected TO recover, The mine +
badly damaged.
Abba, iowa, April "a clash be
tween the mine operators and the
striking miners at the Cinoirm ~
in the southern part of Appa-
moose county, seems inevitable unless
the militia is ordered out.
Pomeroy, o., April 9.-The mining
situation ait Minersville is growing
serious and a battle is expected
between the strikers and strangers en-
to take their places.
New York, April 9.-W. jennings
Demorest, the well-known prohibition
st, died today after "a weeks illness.