The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The Chilian senate has approved bill
for a,psw loan.
1t Is reported that Nevada is threatened
with another mint scandal.
Foreclosure of tho Cincinnati Jackson
and Mackinaw railroad is demanded.
The Italian chamber OF deputies adopted
the Abyssinian credits by Il large majority.
1t is denied that Carl Won Boetticher Is
about TO resign the office of German min.
lister Of the interior.
A man supposed to be Alfred Chrystie
OF Lawrence, Mass, died mt Boston police
station from alcoholism.
The manufacturers OF plumbers brass
goods of the country formed a national
organization at Pittsburg.
DR. Samuel Il. Spicr, widely known
writer on medical subjects, died at Brook.
lyn of cirrhosis of the liver.
Congress is to be asked TO provide for an
adequate exhibit of American products ut
the Paris exposition OF 1900.
The 22d. annual session of tho New
Hampshire State grange ended with the
installation of newly elected officers.
Lord Dunraven spent several days In
ireland collecting evidence to submit to
the New York Yacht club committee.
The senate confirmed the nominations
of Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Veazey and Weather Bureau Chief Willis
Moore.
George f. Bosom 81 years old. was
killed at Lawrence. Mass, by an express
train. 1t Is thought to have been case
of suicide
Rosie Montmony OF Newmarket, n. H.,
aged years, died from burns received
from the accidental setting afre Of her
dress by her brother.
William Il. Austin Of Haverhill, Mass,
has been missing since Saturday last, and
large number Of creditors are anxiously
awaiting news Of his whereabouts.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce,
by unanimous vote, adopted resolutions
commending the action OF President
Cleveland In the Venezuelan matter.
The president OF tho New York Cham.
Der of Commerce has decided TO call a
meeting OF that body 10 take some action
In regard to the Venezuelan question.
Herr Won Flotow, second secretary of the
German embassy at Washington, Is to be
transferred TO Dresden, and Herr Won
Bruening, now at Paris, will go to Wash.
ington.
favor of the Lacona IN. H.) National
bank for payment of u note was made
upon the real and personal estate OF DIR.
j. q. Moore.
Captain Wiberg Of the Danish steamer
Horsa, suspected Of flibusterirI, In con.
yeying arms, ammunition and men TO
Cuba, was tried at Jamaica, and the case
was dismissed.
The Natchaug silk companys plant NJ
Willimantic, Conn.,, was sold by Receiver
Hayden in four pieces, aggregating ei3, 45o.
The plant may be rcsold nj private sale
and work resumed.
The motion made for now trial by the
plaintiffs attorneys in the libel suit OF
Mrs Helen NJ. Cougar against Congress
man Morse was dismissed In the United
States circuit court at Boston.
Charles Hanson. n Long Island lMe)
milkmnn discovered his house on fire.
His supply of milk stood handy and he
empticd can after can on the flames until
he succeeded In putting them aot.
The Merchants Woolen company mt
Dedham, Mass, Is reducing lts help, on the
alleged ground that WOODEN cloth, similar
To- that made at its mills can bc imported
from Germany and sold for less prico
that IL can bc manufactured here.
Edmund W. Morris, n New York fsh Z
dealer. Is NJ q ouccstcr Mass. in tho In.
tcrcst of u big svndicato, which IL u pro-
posed to form fnr the purpose ~ conso.
dating the fish business. The hcsdquar.
tors OF the syndicate will he ia New York.