Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1896-11-09
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parta of tho Giobe by
Telegraph.

Gathered From All Parta of tho Globe by
Telegraph.
At Chicago David Henderson, the
well-known theatrical manager was
Friday granted decree of divorce
from Grace Roth Henderson.
The latest adviccs received from Ma
nilla say that Gen. lilanco. the gov
crnor of the Philippine islands, cx-
poets to stamp out the rebellion In his
territory within three weeks.
The steamer Miowera arrived
at Victoria, B. c.. having among her
passengers Minister of Foreign Affairs
Cooper, of Hawaii, who Is to mako a
three-months' tour of Canada and tho
United States.
The boilers at the Centralia colliery,
near Ashland, Pa, operated by the Le-
high Valley Coal Co., exploded Satur-
day morning, killing one man and bad
ly injuring four others, one of them
fatally, all Polanders except one.
Advices received from Montevidco,
Uruguay announce the death in that
city of DR.. jaime Estrazulas, for the
past three years Uruguayan minister
of foreign affairs. He was prominent
ly mentioned as tho next president Of
Uruguay.
Edward j. Ivory, alias Edward Bell,
the alleged Irish dynamiter, was again
arraigned for examination in the Bow
street police court, London, Friday
morning. After the hearing of evil
dence given by police officials, the
prisoner was further remanded.
The story printed in the London
Graphic, the paper making the asser-
tion upon reliable authority" that
Lord Salisbury has decided to evacu-
ate the island of Cyprus is denied by
the officials of the foreign Office, who
declare that there is no foundation for
it whatever.
The general executive board OF the
X. of l.. of the United States and Can
ada met in Rochester, N. Y, Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock. The board is
perfecting arrangements for holding
the general assembly in Rochester No
| vember 10, which will remain in ses-
sion ten or Is days.
The ST. Joseph s, Grand Island Rail-
road Co. Friday ordered that two Of
the II stations on their road ordered
closed on account of light business, be
reopened. The Wholesale houses
at st. Joseph Mo-, have started out
their men, many of whom have not
visited their territory for months.
| The annual meeting of the Associa-
ton of Official Agricultural Chemists
connected with state colleges, receiv-
| ing government aid, began at the Ma
tional museum, Washington, Friday.
President B. B. Ross, of Alabama, pre-
sided. His address showed the asso-
citation to be in excellent condition.
Since the presidential election in the
| United States there has been an in
creased inquiry for woods from the
United States, but holders, who are
expecting revival of trade in cloth
and wool are very firm, asking I'd
above the closing prices of the last
series of sales in some cases in London.
Lady Tina Scott, mother-in-law of
Earl Russell, and the two young men,
Kast and Cockerton, who were jointly
! indicted with Lady Scott for having
criminally libelled Lord Russell, have
fled plea Of justification of the libels
which they are accused of utteriug.
! The trial of Lady Scott and the two
men will come up on Thursday next.
There has been steady flow of gold
into the United states subtreasury at
| st. Louis since the election, averaging
$3.50 daily. Assistant Treasurer
Small says he expects this to continue
for some time. He believes that the
outflow, which has grown smaller
daily will soon cease altogether.
There is now about 81, 75o, 900 in gold
in the st. Louis subtreasury.
New York republican leaders say
that 1t seems to be practically settled
that Cornelius n. Bliss will be Presi-
dent McKinley's secretary Of the treas
ury 1t is understood that the presi-
dent-elect has expressed desire that
Mr. Bliss accept the treasury portfolio
and is anxious that his selection shall
have the approval of the republican
organization in New York city and
| state.