Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-09-26
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts OF the World by
Telegraph.


Gathered From All Parts OF the World by
Telegraph.
Rev. Stanislaus Kaminski, of Duffa-
10, was selected bishop OF the Polish
Roman Catholic church OF America by
the convention assembled in Buffalo,
N. y.
Mills No. /. . and Of the Boston
Manufacturing Co., Waltham, Mass,
will open Monday morning on full
time. The mills employ about 5000
tnen.
The Hamburg American line steamer
Normannia, which arrived In New
York Friday morning from Hamburg
and Cherbourg, brought s3,227, 575 in
gold coin.
Robert N. Bodin, of Monroe county,
was nominated for congress by the
second Missouri district democratic
convention Thursday. Nearly l,a00
ballots were taken.
1t is announced upon official ,autho--
lity that the British government has
abandoned the idea of asking for the
extradition of the alleged dynamiters,.
Kearney and Haines, who were recent
ly arrested In Rotterdam. ...
w. d. Bynum, chairman of the exec
utive committee of the national demo-
cratic party, arrived in Chicago Thurs
day night from New York. Mr.. BY
mum says he will take up the, active
work of the campaign in the west Fri
day morning. F. .t
Gen. McNulta, receiver for the whis-
ky trust, Thursday mailed checks on
34s rebate claims, amounting to $50, 451.
About six hundred more will be mailed
within the next ten days, amounting
in all to about 100000. These claims
are held in all parts of the country.
South Range, a small town six miles
from West Superior, Wis, on the Oma-
ha road. narrowly escaped destruction
Thursday evening by a forest fire
which ragged fercely for several hours.
A fire engine was dispatched to the fire
from West Superior and succeeded in
saving the town.
The republicans of the Third con-
gressional district, Virginia, have nom
mated Lunsford L. Lewis, ex-judge of
the supreme court. The Mitchell fac
tion held an important independent
convention and nominated James
Lyons, jr., former democrat and now
Gov. OFerralls chief of staff.
Perfecto Padrilla and Rosario Ring
were hanged at Sierra Amarillo, n.
M, Thursday morning. Ring killed a
young man in drunken brawl on the
streets here on September 16, 1895.
Padrilla's crime was the assassination
of John Vipond in August, 1894, when
the latter was in camp near Copper
City.
Gen. Carlos Il oloff, who is accused of
aiding filibustering expeditions to Cuba
and who, according to the testimony
of a number of witnesses, was an ac-
tive participant in the steamship Luz
rada expedition last August, was held
in New York by U. s. Commissioner
Alexander in 50. 500 bail for the grand
jury Friday morning.
Among the saloon passengers who
sailed from Southampton for New York
on board the steamer Paris Saturday,
F. Gilroy, ex-mayor of New York; Hon.
Hillary A. Herbert, U. S. secretary of
the navy; Mr.. G. w. Smalley, the cor
respondent of the London Times in
New York, and Miss Ada Rehan, the
actress
The American Bankers association
which has been in session at St Louis,
arrived in Springfield, ILL.,, at 1o:45
Friday, on special train over the Chi
cago and Alton railway, to pay trib-
ute to the martyred Lincoln at his
tomb in Oak Ridge cemetery. The
weather was all that could be desired.
The exercises were held on the south
side Of the monument.