The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-31
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF AMY MORTH CAROLINA DAILY.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

E0I6EltI ISSlDOIlti StiAtCSS III
Berlin over Hon. Theodore Runyon,
late United States Ambassador.-An
other insurrection has broken out in
Tormosa. The Chinese trying to drive
out Japanese conquerors.-An anar-
chist workman throws a stone at King
Charles while out driving at Lisbon,
hitting an aide-de-camp. The man is
arrested.-The crops in Cuba destroy
ed and a famine threatened unless hos
tilities are soon stopped. Insurgents
take renewed courage in view of the rec
concentrations to Congress in their fa-
yor by the Foreign Relations commit
Renewal of massacres in Armenia
feared. The Sultan displeased with
the draft of the new treaty with Rus
sia.
DOMESTIC.-Th government gun
boat Helena and the merchant
steamer .'Grand Duchesse" launched
at Newport News, Na.-No Senator yet
elected in Kentucky Supreme
Court Judges elected by the South
Carolina Legislature. President Dick
insoa, of Albemarle Female Institute,
Charlottesville, Va, dead.-Negroes in
West Virginia stirred up over the re-
cent lynching of one Of their number.
Five persons killed and score IN
iured by an exploding boiler In Penn
sylvania.--R. l.. Brown. capitalist and
a member of the firm of Brown, DAVIS
& Atkins, whislley dealers, at iich-
1nond. assigns. Liabilities $100,00o.-
John r. Sullivan seriously, if not fatal
" hurt by his fall from the train
Liberty Bell on its way back from
Atlanta to Philadelphia.-Re Will
liam TT. Furness, the oldest and one OF
the most prominent Unitarian diylnes
in the country, dies suddenly In Phila-
DIia. aged "a years.-Hotel in Boston
refuses to entertain Bishop Arnett be-
cause he is a negro.-A resolution 111-
troduced in South Carolina Legislature
endorsing Tillman's speech.-A man,
his wife and two children burned to
death in their home at Marshal, Mich
National Board of Trade at its clos
ing session in Washingt sendsa peace
sentiment to the Associated Chambers
of Commerce, London, England. The
PENNSYLVANIA State Board of Pardon
recommends pardon of Hugh Dempsey,
ex-district master workman Il. of L.
..Pedlar" Palmer and George Dixon
fight six rounds at Madison Square
Garden in the presence of 5000 peo-
ple. The bout declared draw.-An-
nual BANQUET of Merchants and Manu-
factnrers' Association of Baltimore
DIR. Alfred +. Kennedy, at one time the
most distinguished chemist in this
country, dies in Philadelphia The
famous King Mullins land suit, involv-
ing q million and f1aff shares IN
valuable coal lands in West Virginia,
ended in verdict for defendants.--
OF the Republican delegates nominated
in New Orleans last night, 10 are for
Mckinley, and for Reed.-No effort
Yesterday to float the st. Paul.
CONGRESS.--An animated debate in
the Senate over the question of taking
a vote on the silver bond bill.-A short
session of the House. Amendment to
pension bill passed.-No decision taken
Dy the House Committee as to impeaeh-
ing Ambassador Bayard.-The Urgen-
cy Deficiency bill reported 70 the
Standardization made for paying
Minister Ransom his back salary. he
President sends to Congress the Com
1necial Relations of the United States.
for wears 1894 and 1895, being annual
reports of consular officers on the
commerce OF their districts. Demo
cratic members hold caucus TO perfect
organization of Congressional cam
paign committee.
STATE Death of Mr.. John Heck at
Knoxville, Tenn.-The Bonner murder
case in the hands of the jury.lfhe
damage suit against the Seaboard Air
Line at Winston given to the jury. The
longest term of Forsyth court ever held
closed.-The trial of Kinston incen-
diaries results in an acquittal. Dur
ham people want the administration
of revenue laws in this district inyesti-
ated.-Senator Pritchard pretends 10
know nothing of the new Mott-Butier
alliance.-The mystery as 10 convict
Harris, who is serving a five years term
in the penitentiary is still unsolved.-
Death of Mrs. Sra Irwin at Thomas
yille--One deputy marshal shot down
and another numerically beaten by
moonshiners near the Virginia line.
Liberty Bell to be in Greensboro To-
day.