The evening times., 1896-10-06
Briefs sbyWire

]. b. Kleinpeter has been nominated By
the Populists of the Sixth Louisiana dis
trict
time on the elevated railroad In New York
city yesterday.
Vice Presidential Candidate Hobart EN-
phatically denies II rumor that he is presi-
dent OF a coal trust.
Chairman Marcus A. Hanna says he re-
CARDS the labor vote as safe for Mckinley y
and sound money.
John York Savage, ST., who was born in
Raleigh. N. u, died in New York from In
juries received In alighting from cable
car.
Hon. Oliver H. Dockery. Republican nomi-
nee for lieutenant governor of North Caro-
lima. announces his purpose to vote for
Bryan.
Sir William Vernon Hareourt In a speech
last night In England called on the British
governemnt to grant protection and Sc
curity to the Armeniaus.
John A. Marshall of Ma ria, Bedford coun-
ty, Pa, ged thirt y-eight years, was struck
and instantly killed at Scotch Run, by the
first section Of the Philadelphia express.
John McMamec, foreman of the paraffinc
works of the Atlantic Refining Company,
at Point 4,reeze, Baltimore, fell into a
cutter and his head was ground TO pulp.
Harry Gardner, the thirlecn-ycar-old son
of Chailes Gardner OF baltimore, was in
stantiy killed yesterday evening by IA iall
from hickory tree. into which he had
climbed TO gather nuts.
| rb..t
sent for the building OF branch of the
| Siberian Railway across Northern Man
churia. but refused consent to the proposed
| branch through Southern Mancnuria.
Joseph Schmidt, lock tender at Parryville,
| Pa, was struck by one of the Carbon Iron
and Steel Company's ciuder locomotives
yesterday morning and instantly killed. He
leaves wife and six small children.
Mr.. Joseph Miller, wcll-known farmer
Of Bristol township. while cutting wood a
few days ago with an axe, was injured by
piece of the bark striking the lack OF
his hand. Lock jaw set in and he died.
Failing from a trolley car while returning
| toShamokin, Pa, from Mount Carmel, j JaInes
| Burciiill sustained injuries about the head
and body, resulting in death yesterday after
noon. He leaves widow and six children.
The Cuban rebel leader, Nestor santie-
| Stefan, has been shot at Holguin for the
crime of rebellion. Another insurgent leader,
| Antonio Hernandez Alvarez, has teen SEN
tcnced to death by u urt-martial at Ma
| tanzas.
Mrs. Samuel Clawson, aged fifty. lifted
board from a well curbins mt Crcsson
Pa, yesterday afternoon and plunged III
| the water 10 death She was doubtless iE-
sane a tic time. She leaves a husband and
six children.
The London Central News says that Sir
Julian Pauncrfote, the British amba assadOr
to the United States, win sail for New York
| nnthe steamer Teutonic on October 81 ,wn,ch
is sooner than he originally intended to
leave England
The houy OF Mrs. James Ramsey, of Br.s-
bin. Pa, was found hanging from the tran
som of Il door at her res .dence Sunday. She
had been acting strangely for some time.
Instead OF using rope 70 commit the deed,
she used ball OF miner stamp wick.
The boiler of the johnson Bros sawmili.
six miles west of Frostburg, Nd, exploded
yesterday and killed Charles Winebrenner
and Frank Breittner. employees. The force
feet away. and badly disfigurcd them.
A furious fire Is sweeping the Santa
Ynez Mountain range in the vicinity OF
FL Captain and beyond Dos Pueblos, Cali
fornia. As many ranchers dwell in that
vicinity some anxiety is felt for the little
farms perched far up in canons and guIcbes.
On Sunday night the ore house OF the
May Belle mine, at Victor, Colo, was
robbed OF siXty-five sacks OF ore, which Is
estimated to ron S65, 900 to the ton. The
| ore was awditing shipment and was thought
to be securely locked.
Tie regular Democrats Of Kings county
last night made the following nominations
for Congress in five Congressional districts:
Second district, John NJ Clancy; Third,
CharlesF Brandt; Fourth. Thomas La rkin;
Fifth, Thomas F. Delaney; Sixth. William
Fickerman.
Charles Schultz, of Milford. Pa. yesterday
procured a warrant fof his father, charging
him with the murder of hfs wife. The dis
trict attorney and coroner will have an
autopsy made and secure affidavits as the
basis of an application for the requisition
of Schultz, who is now in Jail in New York.
DR.. D. Frank Powell, better known as
tention to be a n independent candidate for
Congress IN Lacrosse, Wis, has withdra wn
nn receiving assurance from C. NJ. Hilliard
of Durand, the Democratic candidate, that
he stands squarely on the Democratic
platform.
Mary Demorest. forty years old of Jer-
sey City, was badly beaten Sunday night by
several men on canal boat. She left
home to look for her young son. She was
told by a strange man that the boy was on
one OF the boats. The stranger assaulted
her when she went on the boat, and be-
fore she could escape she was horribly NAL
treated by several men.
Clifford B. Everham, mana ger OF the gold
and stock department OF the Western
Union Telegraph Company, was stricken
with heart disease yesterday Afternoon
while testifying in Judge Tuthill's court
in Chicago in wire tapping case and al
most instantly expired. Mr. Everham had
been connected with the Western Union for
upwards of twenty years.
young man Of about twenty years of
age was found dead in his room in the Union
House. at Scranton, Pa, yesterday norn-
ing. having been suffocated by gas. He
gave no name when he secured the room the
night before. and his identity is unknown
An envelope bearing the name of John
Crehan was found OH his person. and also
a card with the name of Blanche Price,
stroudsburg, written on it.
Miss DollieStout of Drury's Run, Pa. COM
mftted suicide Monday night by placing the
muzzle of rifle against her side and dis
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