The Dickinson press., 1895-01-05

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two at church over some presents
being distributed for q Christmas tree
but friends separated them. Later
they met again and Harris cut Cox's
throat from ear to ear. Both men are
prominent.
Foreign Gossip.
A storm caused heavy foods in Hol.
land and the dykes are in danger.
The damage at Rotterdam by the
storm Is estimated at 100000 forms.
A section Of the new Siberian rail.
road 263 miles long was opened for
traffic yesterday.
Col. Money, Of the Ninth Bengal Ian.
GERS, has been shot dead by a mem.
ber Of his own regiment.
Emperor William has donated g.
600 to the sufferers by the recent
earthquakes in Italy.
Latest advices from British Hon
duras state that the riots there are at
an end.
a tariff war with Spain would cut
OF the supply of Cuban sugar and
force American refineries to close.
No blood was drawn in the duel be-
tween NJ. Jauers and DR.. Barthou
growing out of debate in the French
chamber of deputies.
Eighty Brazilians, most of them sol.
diers, have been arrested for com.
plicity in plot to kill President
Moraes.
The long-continued boycott of GER
tain Berlin breweries by the socialists
is at an end, n compromise having
been reached.
Tong Haks burned three towns in
Southern Corea and installed one of
their number as governor Of the Prov
ince Of Haido.
Father Rosbach of Canada, who in
suited Protestants in recent sermon,
has been publicly denounced by Mgr.
O'Reilly.
NJ. Fleury, secretary of the French
legation, committed suicide. He
Jumped from window in the top
story of hotel. No reason is assigned
for the act.
Officers Of the City of Mexico un-
earthed. not a gang, but colony Of
counterfeiters. Two hundred and
eighty arrests have already been
made
The French chamber of deputies
voted an expenditure of 5000 francs
Tor the purpose Of promoting investi-
cations into the manufacture of anti
toxine, the new remedy for diphtheria.
Mail advises from Madagascar say
that an incendiary fire recently burned
200 houses and destroyed much
French property. The fire was finally
quenched by the sailors from the
French warships.
| Edison loses a suit involving his
phonosraph patents.
The Pacific Insurance union is on
the verge of dissolution.
An electric road carriage is tested
at Kansa City with satisfactory re-
suits.
| Rollman Bros Company, one OF the
| Otdest grocery f1rms in Charleston, 8.
c., has assigned. Liabilities, $125 600.
| A green goods man testifies before
the LexOw committee in New York
that he secured freedom from prose-
cution by bribing Anthony Comstock.
Interviewed by San Francisco lady
reporter, John S. Clarkson said he be-
!ieved Reed would be the next Repub-
lican nominee for the presidency.
james Hapster, a Jeromeville Ohio
miller horsewhipped four members of
charvari party. He then left the
city.
Richard Croker charges Bourke
cochran With betraying secrets of
Tammnay and demands an carly in.
vestigation.
The race war in Brooks coul..:- Ca.
Is ended. Troops ordered to the scene
FOUND everything quiet and returned
home.
Rev. L. s. Keen, former Dastor
of a church in Bremen, Ind, essayed
| to preach and was thrown bodily from
the edifice.
A tramp who was lodged with thirty
other Migrants in the police station at
Fort Wayne, Ind, was found to have
black diphtheria.
The report that the notorious Gill
Cook Is dead is not true. On the con.
trary, he is lapidly recovering from
q hip wound received is a battle with
deputy marshals near Clarence.
At Hazleton, Pa, fifteen hundred
men We're Indefinitely suspended! Ey
the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Goal com.
pany. The men were employed in the
stripping in the vicinity of Audenrtid
and Honey Brook. )
Twenty six years ago George A.
Anon disappeared from his home at
Hartford, Conn. Since that time his
mother has prayed two hours each
day to have her son restored to her.
Her prayers were answered Christmas
day.
All conductors in the passenger SER
vice of the New York Central railroad
have received notice that at the be.
ginning of the new year they would be
obliged to furnish bonds for the faith
full performance Of their duties.
Labor Commissioner Wright, in an
address delivered in New York, takes
| the ground that the recent strike will
| result In final action on the question
| of government control of all railways,
| toward which end the interstate com.
merce commission and the pooling bill
were steps.
At Birmingham, Ala, Commander.
in-chief of the Sons Of Veterans Col.
William Bundy heard the appeal Of COL
ored applicants who had been refused
charters as Sons Of Veterans by the
Southern commanders Col. Bundy sIs-
tin-d the refusal and counseled the
colored applicants to form a separate
order Of their own.
BUSINESS FAILURES.
A Large Decrease Compared With
Lnst Year.
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