The Yale expositor., 1896-12-04
NewsY COMBINATIONS.

persons were killed in cOlllery eA-
plosion at Zengorge. in Russian Poland.
VIM. j. Bryan again took the stump,
making several speeches in Missouri
towns of his return from n hunting
trip
A bill now before the Alabama legis-
lature makes it a misdemeanor for
woman to appear in public in bloomers
or tights.
Congressman Dingley, of Maine, says
he has no hopes of his tariff bill pass
ing during the coming short" session
of congress.
Nat c. Goodwin, the actor, has paid
his wife $4,000 as full settlement OF
alimony and support and has allowed
her to get a divorce.
John W. Brcidenthal, chairman of
! the Kansas Democratic central com
mittec is trying to win the L. 5. sena-
torship away from Senator PETER.
The blast furnace of the Cleveland,
O., Rolling Mill Co., which has been
idle since July /, has assumed opera
tons. Employment will be given to
! $50 men.
big Marie" Edwards, who weighed
| ZOO pounds, died at Ravenna, o., and
the body was conveyed to the grave in
a wagon. no hearse being large enough
to receive the coffin.
John r. Lawrence, of SanduslIy, o.,
convicted of undue intimacy with his
l4-year-old daughter, suicided in jail
by taking laudanum. 1t is not known
how he got the drug.
The Ohio Steel Co. S plant at Youngs-
town, o., has begun operations with
full force. The have one order which
alone calls for $1,000 tons OF steel billets
for making wire nails.
Emil G.. Hirsch, leader of the liberal
Jews Of Chicago. has declared in favor
of abandoning the Jewish sabbath and
adopting the Christian Sunday. DIR.
Hirsch's congregation will follow his
Lead
4 bic combination of the sandstone
quarrieS of The United States, four
hfths of which are in Ohio, is being
formed with $4,000 capital. The
object is TO reduce operating expenses
and raise prices.
The blowers and gatherers, glass
makers. say they will not agree To the
national wage scale submitted AT Pitts
burg. and rs a result $4,000 workmen
throughout the country who have been
idle since last May will remain idle.
1t now appears that Rev. Jas. Miller,
of Bloomington, Ill, the Methodist
minister and prominent Mason who
was found dead in an alley at Decatur,
H.. committed suicide because of his
son 5 waywardncss. Murder was sus-
pected at first.
Senior Dupuy dc LONE, the Spanish
minister at Washington has complained
to the state department of the indig-
nifty offered the Spanish flag at New
castle. Del. where such flag was
corn down by state militia men and
burned in the street.
Geo. w. Rinker called at the homo OF
his neighbor. James Williams, near ST.
Clairsville. o., while the later was
| away. Rinkcr was leaving as Williams
5 arrived half drunk, and Williams hi
his visitor on the head with Il poker
} killing him instantly.
While Warden McCrea, of Erie, Pa.
was en- route to Riverside penitentiary
! with % prisoners. Thomas Cronin. un
I der five years sentence for robbery
jumped from the train. McCrea fol
e lowed him but alighting on his hea'
t broke his neck. Cronin was caught
The Hungarians and Slavs in tn
I Franklin avenue hill section of Cleve
. land had a battle on the streets il
: which knives. clubs, revolvers, etc.
were used and 20 men badly injured
of whom four will probably die. TIL
= fighting lasted half an hour before tn
;, police could queu it.
Leadvine, Colo. miners have az
IL pealed to Gov. Mcintyre to WITHDRAW
u ,he state troops from the mines. The
Z claim that the mine operators simpl
Il want TO disorganize the union. The
Z lisclaim any responsibility for the r.
u cent violence at the mines, and sho'
Il that the presence Of the troops ha
Il cost the state over $500, ZOO and is ado
- ing to that sum more than $1,000 dal
- r. w Irwin. who has spent 30 year
in Japan and Korea. has arrived at Sa
Francisco. He says that American il
20 Auence is uppermost in the control {
=. Korea and the king is said to bc undo
" the advice of three Americans. Mini
\. ter j. NJ u. Still, the secretary of til
1t American legation. and an America
IF missionary by thc name of underwood
G; Irwin says that Japan's sole ambitic
a now is commercial and industrial al
vancement.
n. Three mon were fatally shot and sc
ne eral others moro or less serious
ne wounded in n drunken riot at Durye
n ! Pa. The dead are: James Motsli, sh'
le in the abdomen. Frank Lambert. sh,
). in the breast three times. John Bett
Is shot in the leg and back Duryea is
On small mining village three miles mort
e, of Pittston. and there is large color
st Of foreigners there who wock i'm Il
no mines. The riot continued nearly a
IN day and the town was in state
terror.