Morris tribune., 1895-01-09

| $105, 900.
FIRE destroyed four-story building
belonging to the Gas Light and Coke
company at Cleveland, o., the loss be-
ing $3.50,
| Two BURLINGTON Qa.) citizens
named Nemire and Hornung, went to
New York and paid $1,000 for $35, O0(
of counterfeit money.
WILL j. ENGLISH, noted desperate
of Kentucky, was killed by Andrew
Vaughan. He had been q terror fo1
| years.
SEVEN persons were badly injured in
| a railroad wreck at Germantown, Pa.
caused by switchtender's careless
| ness.
TwENTY-oNE coal mines in the Pitts
burgh district were idle, and it was
probable that many more would close
down. The miners refuse to work at
the rates offered.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN, while in a
drunken fit at Paris, ILL.,. beat mem
bers of his company and the organiza-
tion was disbanded.
SECRETARY McBRYDE, of the United
Mine Workers. issued an address to
miners, urging them to shun Sovereign
and Hayes.
JOHN A. CREIGHTON, of Omaha, Neb. ,
was given the title of count by Pope
Leo for aiding the Catholic church.
HENRY B. CLEAvEs was lnaugurated
governor of Maine for the second time
and made strong plea for protection.
Mr. - %la s,,@ ,o1
revenue bureau, was making active
preparations to collect the income tax.
AT conference of senators of both
parties in Washington it was decided
to make no attempt to correct errors
in the tariff law.
EXCHANGES at the leading clearing
houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 4th aggre-
gated 1914, 97s, 34S, against 1886, 401,-
1874 the previous week. The decrease,
compared with the corresponding week
in 1898, was 4.6.
GEORGE JORDAN (colored) shot his
wife, 6-year-old son and S-year-old
daughter, and then shot and killed
himself at Savannah, Ga. Jealousy
was the cause.
THE terms of 1875 presidential post
masters will expire during the month.
The City national bank of Birming
ham, Ala, has decided to go into liqui-
dalton.
BoBERT NICHOLS and John Mullaney
were killed in snow slide at Silver
City, N. M.
A <>f% hn cfn To yVvYrVp FN1pgS
beetles at Columbus, O., was burned.
VIGILANTEs came up with a band of
horse thieves near Cantonment, I. T.,
and captured three of their number
and hanged them to tree.
In Gov. Waite's final message to the
Colorado legislature he scores the old
parties and the federal courts
No MATERIAL improvement in trade
was noted in Bradstreet's. Merchants
were declared to be awaiting settle
ment Of the currency question.
The business failures in the United
States during 1894 were 1855, with
liabilities Of 1892, $3.50, decrease of
over so per cent. over 1898.
AN order was issued extending the
civil service regulations to all superin-
tendents of stations in the post offices
in the United States. There are 1875 of
these Offices.
THREE THOUSAND miners at Dubois
and Reynoldsville, Pa, struck on &C
count of wholesale discharges.
AN explosion of fireworks in Dolorme
& Quentin's store at Milwaukee started
a fire which caused $1OO, 900 damage.
JUDGE PARKER, of the New York SUI
preme court, decided the new consti-
tuition did not prohibit state officials
using railroad passes.
The officials of Sacramento, Cal, an
nounced that any burglar or robber
would be lynched if caught in that
city.
JOHN F. RERGERoN, white man, was |
lynched by mob at Idalia, N. c.. for |
killing a man named Watson.
The total bank clearings at sixty |
nine cities in the United States dur
ing 1894 aggregated $44, 1896, 900, 900, 1e
per cent less than in the year 1893
THE Honduras Lottery company,
the Louisiana, has at last
been completely driven from all New
England states.
MRS. WILLIAM FLINT, of Utica, n. |
Y, fatally shot her husband and his
mother because of the latter's inter
ference in her affairs.
A RACE from Minneapolis to Chicago
between cowboys mounted on bronchos
las been arranged, the date of the
start to be February Z.
MRS. MARY j. DUNLEY and James S.
Ounley, six times divorced and seven
lines married, were united for the
atest.-and they say the last-time by
Justice Randall I'll. White in Chicago.
RAY WICKHAM, the 6-year-old son of
! banker at Thornton, Ind, was stolen
md held for ransom. He was rescued.
Mrs. SUSAN Rowe expired while att
ending services in Woodward Avenue
Baptist church at Detroit. She was "a
ears old.
DURING quarrel s. L. Swim shot
nd killed Widow Cooper and her
laughter at the Mcdaniel farm, II
niles from Newport, Ark.
ONE of the mills of the Miami pow
Ter works near Xenia, O., was blown
p, three employees being killed.
THE VILLAGE of Strartsvi1le d r,ilae