The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-10-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREviIIES.

Ex-Premier Frijsenborg OF Denmark
Is dead
A torpedo boat station is to be recorns
mended for Boston.
Albert S. Noyes OF Newton. Mass.s
dropped dead at Boston.
Herr Bruckner. the celebrated musical
composer. died at Vienna.
New Hampshire farmers are sendins
fruit to poor people in Boston.
The Indiana Glass trust is losing In
the contest with the glass-workers.
Eight persons were injured by the de.
railing of an electric car at Chicago.
John II. Bartlett was elected PRINCIPAL
Of the Portsmouth IN. H. high sctrci
Thousands Of people were made hu.nc.
less in Siberia by great floods occur1inS
there.
Corcoran. Callahan & Co., Lyna
(Mass.) shoe manufacturers, have as
signed.
The AID session Of the international
Typographical union opened In Colorado
Springs.
The treasury yesterday lost $31s, 100 In
gold. which leaves the true amount oi
the reserve $123, 1896, 116.
A s750,O0o aquarium is to be built At
marine life in the Pacific.
Boston police arrested Edwin Waite
for the alleged embezzlement of trust
funds to the amount OF $3410
Charles Paul of Rockport, Mass, q
veteran of the late war, ended his own
life by taking dose of paris green.
Buford Overton was executed at
Harlan, KY, for the murder of Gustavs
and Julia Loeb, two Jewish peddiers.
Assisted Armenian immigrants, II
brought to Boston, will tee subjected 10
the law that governs others of tina same
class.
satisfactory conference was held In
England by Salisbury. Chamberlain and
Pauncefote regarding an arbitration
treaty
Plumb, 3urdick g. Barnard's nut and
bolt works at Onawanda, ~. T., started
up yesterday. Upwards OF 400 men went
10 work.
Michael Burns, who was convicted %
assault with intent ~ kill. was sentenced
at Augusta. Me-. " the state prison for
3k years.
Counsel for Or. J. c. Moore has with-
drawn his petition for change OF venue,
and his trial will take place at Nashua,
N. H.. on Oct. 10.
Benjamin NJ Morris, Isadore Kaufman
and George l.. TGslock were arrested az
Boston on the charge OF receiving large
amount of stolen furs
Representatives of the Associated
Cricket clubs OF Philadelphia have de-
cided TO send a team OF er,cketers to
England next spring.
An incendiary FIRE destroyed the barn
Of
low at Winthrop, Me-. causing a loss Of
several thousand dollars.
The directors Of the Bridgev%rt (Conn.)
Morning Union (newspapeit have de-
clded to ask for q receiver. The plant
will be sold at auction.
The treasury department approves ths
amount to be cut down among the en-
ployes OF the Boston custom house ss
reported by Collector Warren.
William Rodman, aged "A, for nearly
20 years city editor OF the New Haven
Register. died after long and painful
sickness OF a cancerous nature.
The statement OF the Princeton Uni
versity Baseball association, for the sea-
son of 1886. is as follows: Receipts, S.S.-
$50; disbursements, sllC5l; balances,
s2I79
The employees OF the Maine Central
railroad car shops at Watervilic Mc..
were notified OF a reduction In worklsg
hours to nine hours day. Two hundred
men will be affected.
Commander Elmer has been ordered 20
duty as commander OF the New London
(Conn.) naval station. relieving Com
mander Belden. who becomes inspector
Of tho Seventh lighthouD district
The heavy cross which surmounted
the steeple OF 81. Paul's church (Roman
Catholic) at bingham. Msss.. was blown
off. and fell with q great crash on tho
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