Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-10-17
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Gathered From All Parts OF the Country
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by Telegraph.
Freeman, Ives &c Co., produce deal
ers, of Little Falls, N. Y, have as
signed The firms capital was rated
1t from sl5o,0Oo to SSOo,0oO. The as
sets and liabilities are unknown.
The London Chronicle Friday morn
ing publishes dispatch from Con-
stantinople saying that Turkish
soldiers whose pay is long in arrears
are begging aims of the foreigners
A dispatch from Rio de Janeiro says
that the chamber of deputies have
made a request of the president that
he expcl the Rio de Janeiro corre-
spondent of the London Times from
Brazil.
The treasury gold reserve at tho
close Of business Thursday stood at
s1a2, ,G56, 900. The days Withdrawals at
New York were STA, 400, one lot being
100000. No explanation is given for
the heavy Withdrawals.
Edward ]. Ivory, alias Edward Bell,
Irish-American dynamite conspirator,
who was arrested in Glasgow on Sep
tember 12, was again arraigned in the
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ing and remanded for another week.
P. ]. P. lyman, the alleged Irish
American dynamiter, who was released
from Imprisonment at Boulogne Thurs
day evening started for Paris at 1890
p. m. Friday. He will sail from Cher
bourg for New York Sunday on board
the steamer Saale.
Capt. Color and crew, os the Victoria
sealer San Jose, reached Victoria, B.
c., Thursday, their vessel having been
driven ashore during the easterly gale
at Uinimak Pass and became q total
wreck. No lives were lost and the
schooner Bering with $40 skins were
saved.
1t took just two minutes for Charley
Strong, of Newark, N. j., to do Joe
Butler, of Philadelphia, before the
Empire Athletic club, of Buffalo, N.
Y, Thursday night. The men entered
the ring at 9:l5-Butler at 100 and
Strong at ITO pounds Both men are
colored.
The telegraphic resignation of DIR.
John b. Hamilton as surgeon in the
marine hospital service, telegraphed
from Chicago Wednesday night, was
forwarded by the president Thursday
to Secretary Carlisle with instructions
to notify DR.. Hamilton that it had
been accepted to take effect at once.
Capt. William Clarke, of Hampden,
Lower Corner, Me-, shot and killed his
wife and then shot himself Thursday
noon at that place. jealousy is as
signed as the cause. Capt Clarke
commanded the schooner Ira Latfrin-
Gle, now in Boston. Clarke is 40 years
of age and the physicians say he will
die
The German steamer Euro pa, Capt.
Bottle, from Antwerp for New York,
previously reported as having put into
Plymouth on October 10 in leaky con-
dition with her cargo shifted, has met
further disaster at Plymouth. her car.
go having caught fire and been dam
aged to the extent of several thousand
pounds.
Judgment against the firm of Hexter
Bros, manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in clothing in Philadelphia,
was entered Thursday for $4,000. The
lldDlliIltS, IL 10 dnuOuuCSIs Will TGuCu
about $780, 600 The failure is said to
be due to stringency in the money
market. The firm was credited with
capital of 100000. The assets are not
known.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Pullman Palace Cal
company was held in Chicago Thurs
day. Over s27 1000, 600 of the capita
stock was represented. The old Off
GERS and directors were reelected
The usual quarterly dividend of SO ;
share was declared. The Statement
showed a surplus for the year OF 81,
SAT, ,4oS, the revenue being 1924, 3sS.
The Weather.
| WAsHINGToE, Oct ie-For Ohio Generall,
fair Saturday; colder; fresh TO brisk westerl
winds At