The Coconino weekly sun., 1895-07-18

| EATERS Wcro Tcdu db tHt ScSSlOU or the National Educational association at Denver, Col, on the 18th, members appointed to serve on the national council of education for six years, a committee of directors appointed and | committee named to cooperate with the United States commissioner at the Atlanta exposition. After the induc- tion of the new president, NC. Dough- erty, into office, the convention then l adjourned sine die fs CLEARING house returns for the prin. cipal cities in the United States for the week ended July 12 showed an average increase as compared with the corre- spending week last year of 20.5; in New York the increase was 405; outside New York, 19.0.
 THE fraud order issued by the post office department at Washington against the Mokaska Coffee Co.,, of St. Joseph, Mo-, has been revoked. TIE failures for the week ended July l2 (Dun's report) were 253 in the United States, against 247 last year. THE strike of the ingrain carpet weavers at Philadelphia assumed a more serious aspect when the employees of the thirteen additional mills went out recently. The total number of idle mills was thirty-five, and 5000 men and women were out.
 Iva collision which occurred between two immigrant trains at San Pablo, Brazil, fifteen persons were killed and thirty injured.
 ARTICLES of agreement have been signed for smile swimming match between Joe Long, of Chicago, and James Page, of St. Louis. The race is to take place in the Mississippi river, on or about August ,.
 A DISPATCH from New York stated that the Associated Pioneers society of the territorial days of California had issued call to the late Gen. John C. Fremonts friends for funds to erect a suitable monument over his grave.
 THE arrangements parade in the vari- ous cities of the United States and Can ada on the 18th passed off quietly.
 FIRE on the 18th destroyed brick store building at Osceola, Ia., occupied by Goldsmith Bros. general merchant disc. Loss, $50,000: insurance, build ing g, 400, stock S20. 900.
 Ar the national bicycle meet at As bury Park, N. Y., on the 18th, the < mile national handicap championship was won by Eddie Bald.
 MosT of the business portion of Wau- watosa, a suburb of Milwaukee, is in ashes through fire on the 10th. The loss will reach at least s50,000. THE trustees of the Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor refused II. H. Kohlsaat's offer to give $5,000 for three years if they would remove the headquarters of the society to Chi cago, so Boston will continue to be the headquarters
 NEAR Wauchapreague, Va, a sail boat with party of thirteen excur- sionists aboard, capsized in midstream. Only four men were in the party and these rendered all possible aid to the struggling women, five of whom were | drowned.
 IN the fire which broke out at Cases livery barn at Detroit, Mich, on the | 9th five men lost their lives and two horses were burned. The barn men occupied quarters on the fourth floor Strangely enough, of the seventy.two horses which were stabled in the base ment, not one was injured. They were found standing in about feet of | water.
 TIE president has appointed William H. Anderson, of Kentucky, to be re- ceiver of the land office at Enid, Ok. |, in place of Robert w. Patterson, who was recently killed in street duel. DANIEL WERLING, who shot and killed his wife because she had him. , sent to the workhouse for drunkenness and abuse, was hanged on the 9th in the courthouse yard at Pittsburgh, Pa.