The Yale expositor., 1896-11-06
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE NEWS OF SEVEN DAYS UP
TO DATE.
Political Religious. Social and Criminal
Dolngs of the whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Readers.-Ths Ae.
cident Record

Coal company refuse to accept the
scale of prices as submitted by the COM
pany, which, the miners say, is cents
below the Star City prices.
M. A. Middleton, assistant chief of the
Marion, Ind, fire department, was
killed as a result of Halloween prank.
He was on horseback on his way to
fire and was riding rapidly. Several
boys threw corn at his horse, frighten-
ing the animal. Middleton was thrown,
and his head struck against the rail-
road track.
At o'clock Sunday morning fire
supposed to be of incendiary origin was
discovered in the meat market of S. S.
Green in Manila, Ind, a town of 1,500
inhabitants, east of here, and as there
was no fire protection the buildings
were at the mercy of the flames, which
consumed those of one block. Total
loss about $4,000; insurance, one-half
that amount.
VIM. Yates Atkinson was inaugural
ed the second time as governor OF
Georgia Saturday, amid ceremonies the
generation. A procession mile long,
including military from all the promi-
nent cities of the state, was reviewed
by the governor
A brutal prize fight took place be-
tween Ed Dismore of Shelbyville, Ind,
and Charles Smith of Marion, o. Dis
more was too much for Smith, and
when, in the sixth round, Smith was
knocked senseless he was carried from
the ring bleeding from the ears, nose
and mouth He remained in serious
condition.
A man named Leymaire, who was out
man named eymaire, who was out
q policeman with a revolver in the Rue
des Petis Champs, Paris. Another po-
| liceman was shot in the shoulder
J When Leymaire was finally oyerpow-
cred he declared himself to be an an
archist. The police have seized lot
of anarchistic documents and literature
at his lodgings.
The Berlin correspondent of the Lon
don Daily News reports that he has
learned that the German treaty with
Russia was in no wise harmless, as is
alleged. but was disloyal to Austria.
David Cashet of Russiaville. Ind,
aged rs years, was killed by the cars.
/ He was walking on the track, and, be-
ing deaf, did not hear the train.
The British steamship Isleworth,
Captain Matthews, from Pensacola, Oct.
s. has arrived in the Thames and re-
ports that the captain was washed
overheard and drowned off Dunne!-
head.
President Zelaya of Nicaragua has
published a decree granting uncondit-
ional amnesty to the greater part of
those prominent in the revolution Of
last February and in the conspiracy
of September.
The Rt.-Rev. Mendel Creighton bish-
op of Peterborough, has been appointed
bishop of London in the place of the
Rt.-Rev. Fred X. Temple, who was last
week appointed archbishop of Canter-
bury.
A credit of 5S,OOO,0 900 pesetas (about
SO 600 ,000) will shortly be sanctioned
by the Spanish government for naval
work.
A large cotton warehouse has been
burned at Bombay, India, and $1,000
bales of cotton were destroyed.
Gen. Gallieni's summary methods in
Madagascar are receiving universal Cp-
proval at Paris. There is not q single
reproach from any paper.
kilograms received from the French
departments bring news of further
floods and of alarming rise in the riv-
ers. Enormous damage to property has
been done. but no fatality has yet
been reported.
United States Consul-General Lee ana
his secretary, Mr.. Jones, sailed for
New York Sunday on board the steam
ship Vigilancia.
j. II. Embree, prominent Lebanon,
l. T., farmer, was shot and killed just
outside Marietta by one of two out
laws who stopped Embree and neigh-
Dor on the roadway. A number Of
deputies are In pursuit.
At a cost of two lives, four masked
robbers stole 5000 from Mr.. and Mrs.
Anthony Monaghan in the mining vi-
lage of Rappahannock, one mile from
Girardville, Pa. The heads OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Monaghan were crushed with
sandbags.
George Arlington, southerner who
has been in Racine, Wis, about four
months. became suddenly insane and
appeared upon the streets armed with
a Ratchet. He struck and cut open
officer Georges hand. ripped his coat
by blow and also cut the arm of OH
Ger Ollerich. After a desperate feat
he was overpowered and loo ked up.
At Marysville, Mont, Mrs. ]. w. AL
len accidentally killed her 10-year-old
son and fatally shot her husband He
was whipping the boy and she inter-
fered, when he turned on her. She took
a rifle and shot at him, but killed the
child by accident. She then shot her
husband in the head. He may die.
The nuns of the Visitation celebrated
their silver jubilee at Dubuque. Iowa,
Monday. Archbishop Hennessy cele-
brated mass. assisted by many priests