The Washington bee. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1884-1922, 1895-11-30
this WEEKS news.
A Summary Of Current Eyents-The Worlds
poings for the Past Six Days Gathered
and Condensed for Our Readers
General

again enter the arena, ana peStoWS Tic
championship upon Mahar.
Post-mortem examination showed
that Joseph Moran, the supposed vic
tim Of Knockout drops, in Providence.
died of alcoholism.
John Haynes, one Of the men 1mpii-
Gated in the Boyd Gillies incendiary
fire in Montreal, was sentenced to ten
years in the penitentiary.
The German ship Kiandra has arrived
at Buenos Ayres with nine Of the crew
Of the burned lumber ship Sentinel
from Falmouth, England.
A dispatch from Ecuador reports that
the Ministers Of Police and the Treas
ury and one general Of the army have
been retired to private life.
Admiral Kirkland. who has been re-
lieved from command Of the European
Station, will not retire at present, out
will be assigned to shore duty.
Six school boys were buried by
cave-in Of a sand bank at Louisville.
KY. Two were dead when taken out,
and two others have broken bones.
Thomas Mable and his two sons were
burned to death in brandy distillery
in the mountain section Of Stokes Coun-
ty, N. c., few nights ago. A still took
fire.
The coronation of Emperor Nicholas
II. has been fixed to take place at Mos
cow May "a next, the date OF the sew
enty-seventh anniversary Of the birth
Of Queen Victoria.
t-Commander P. II. Buck
ingham, lately in command of the Dol
phin, has been detailed to duty as naval
aide to the Secretary Of the Navy, sue
ceeding Lieut.. Reamy.
Mrs. Rosa Webb. nee Foster. Of Olive
Green, O., bride Of five days, whose
marriage had been opposed by her fam
lily and was followed by a family dis
turbance, took arsenic and died.
Gov. Foster, of Louisiana, was UNI
able to attend the Louisiana day exer-
cises at the Atlanta Exposition because
the Lieutenant-Gov having died it
is unlawful for him to leave the State.
Mine Boss Perry Watkins was knock
ed down in fight in the Ishkooda mine
near Birmingham. Ala, whereupon he
killed Columbus Madden and Louis
Smith, Jr.. and wounded Louis Smith.
Sr.
Drs. Simanovaski and Sheresleffski,
court physicians, have gone to Abbas
Tuman, in the Caucasus, to attend the
Grand Duke George, the Czarewitch.
whose condition has become very much
worse.
Cardinal Lucien Bonaparte died sud
denly in Rome from syncope. Cardinal
was born in 1928 and was
created Cardinal in 1868, ranking Sec
ond in the present list Of cardinal
priests.
Burglars entered the house Of Mrs. j.
Alfreds, of Chester, Pa, chloroformed
Mrs Alfreds and took from beneath
her pillow $3.50 in cash. Mrs. Alfreds's
life was saved by a physician with
great difficulty
David F. Hannigan, of New York
city. was acquitted of the murder Of
Solomon H. Mann, the betrayer of his
sister, on the ground of insanity. but
he is still in jail awaiting a medical ex-
animation as to his sanity.
w. H. Cass, prominent Sewer Coun-
" tTenn.l whitecap, has been sentenced
the murder of DR.. J. A. Henderson, who
had been intimate with his wife, a
laughter of Sheriff Naples.
Frank Hoffman was killed by Sheriff
Moore fifty miles northwest of Spring
field. Mo. Hoffman was the leader Of
the Otterville train robbery on the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railroad and broke Jail in
Howard County eight months ago.
A circular has been issued by the Sec
etary of the Treasury giving notice that
United States per cent. bonds Of the
ACE value of $780, 900, and commonly
Known as Currency sixes," become due
IN January 1, 1896, and that interest on
he bonds w.. Sc on that day.
Chief J ames Entwistie, now
IN duty .,th Iron Works, Me-,
las been se.ec,eu to succeed Chief Engia
,eer Leach on the Boston. The an
from Mare Isalnd Of the
collapse Of the latter caused consider
lble CONSERVATION at the department.
United States Marshal Kilbourn and
three deputies made an extensive raid
On moonshiners in Wise County, Va,
Just over the Kentucky line, destroying
/ dozen illicit stills with a capacity OF
1000 gallons. In fight three moon
sinners and one officer were wounded.
James Harvey Standish, who on Feb
-uary Is, 1874. killed George w. See
n Wilton. near Saratoga, and who was
convicted and sentenced to Dannemora
prison for life, has had his sentence
committed by Governor Morton and has
been discharged from the prison. He
s sixty years old, and has taken up his
residence in Saratoga.
c. w. Rick, until recently a captain on
he Buffalo police force. forced an en-
rance to a room in Cleveland on Sum
lay and found his wife in company with
Z. D. Nesbitt, with whom she eloped
rom Buffalo. There were screams from
he woman, and two children ran to
heir fathers arms. Rick struck Mes
'itt with a hammer. Both men were ar
ested.
Abraham N. During and wife, Mrs.
lellie Gould and George Smith are de-
aimed at police headquarters, Detroit.
harged with implication in defrauding
re insurance companies. According to
drs. Gould, Mrs. Durling and herself
pened a millinery store two years ago
With an $500 stock. Mrs. Durling set fire
o the place, and they obtained 4,40O in
urance.
A man who registered at the Revere
House, Troy, N. Y, as Charles Hen
,essev yas found dead in his room