The Globe-republican., 1895-07-18

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All the Cabinet officers but one ART
but of Washington this week.
John Fritz, of Bosworth, Mo-, wa:
| killed by a train at CORN, Mo.
There are SO, 900 Christian Endeav
orers at the national convention a,
Boston.
Great damage was done In and
around Pine Bluff, Ark, by cyclone
Sunday.
There are 800 Cubans drilling il
New York who will soon 60 to join tho
insurgents.
Miss Kate Cor nell of Wilkes barre,
Pa, while shooting at sparrows, kill
ed an aged woman.
Francis Clark, successor to John
Brown as Queen Victoria's personal
attendant, is dead.
Jersey City was chosen as the place
to hold the National Christian Endea'
vor convent ton of 1896.
Two vessels from South America
were quarantined at New York. Vel.
low fever was suspected.
The United States attorney TO,
Alaska, Lytton Taylor, has resigned
to go into the mining business.
Three boys, aged 2, and s years,
of Slatersville, Rhode Island, were
drowned while fishing Thursday.
Thomas Palma has been elected to
the presidency Of the Cuban republic,
made vacant by the death of Jose
Marti.
Ship owners are loudly complaining
ut the high tariff charged vessels pass
ing through the Kaiser Wilhelm canal
at Kiel, Germany.
A severe storm swept ever the Sec
ton of New Jersey around Havensack
Saturday afternoon. Five persons
were killed, and several seriously in
jured.
The BARRIERS Sunday closing law has
been sustained in the court of crimiral
correction in st. Louis. A trial case
was made of Charles Stoetzer, who
was fined S25 for keeping open.
New York vas struck Dy a cyclone
Saturday afternoon-the first one in
many years. A great deal of damage
was done, and one woman, was killed
at Woodhaven, suburb.
Tine sale of tickets for the CorDett-
Fitzsimuons fight reached $50, 600 last
weels-the first week on sale. It is
believed the full $4,000 seats will be
sold and occupied on the day of the
fight,
A big fire at Osceola, Ia, Thursday
night resulted in the loss of eight
brick buildings and stocks, valued ut
500, O0O A number of citizens were
burned and bruised in attempting to
stay the flames.
Rev. S. w. Anderson, q Baptist
preacher and leading colorcd citizen
of Peoria, ILL.,. committed suicide in a
barn Thursday. He shot himself in
the region of the he8rt with q re-
volver and cut his throat with razor
Cleveland. O., will celebrate its GEN.
tennial anniversary next year, begin.
ming July % and ending September 10.
A commission has been organized. COM
posed of prominent men. An indus
trial and maritime exposition is con-
templated. and several important pub.
lie improvements will be inaagurated
during the celebration.
William Conway, a grocer of Phila-
delphia, was to have been married
Sunday last at $40 p. M, to Miss Mary
Harrington, and had furnished q
home and made every arrangement for
the wedding, which, however, did not
come of. At the hour appointed the
groom did not appear, and could not
be found. 1t was discovered Monday
that he had drawn all tine firms mon.
ey from the bank and gone. The next
day the sheriff levied upon the stock
of the firm on an execution issued on q
judgment note.
2. T. Lewis, . bond broker of U--
bana, O., has been discovered to have
been dealing in bogus bonds, and has
left suddenly for parts unknown. His
forgeries amount to over 500. OO0 He
made q specially of school bonds.
Monday afternoon, July 8. another
little daughter.was born to President
and Mrs Cleveland, at their summer
home at Gray Gables, Buzzards' Bay,
Mass.
The Teachers National association
meeting at Denver is an event of much
interest and immense crowds. The
total numb Der Of visitors is estimated
ut $4,000.
A terrible accident occurred 1T 8
o'clock Tuesday morning on the Grand
Trunk railway near Quebec. A large
number of people were en- route to the
Shrine of St Anne. The train was in
two sections, and while the Grst one
stopped to take water, the second one