The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-12-02
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Syracuse N. Y, Dec dispatches
/ from Northern New York show that q
heavy snow storm has set in there With
| freezing winds.
Wilmington. N. c.. Dec. The tug
| Levi Davis, from Savannah for Nortolk'
which stranded at Baldhcad beach on
| November %, is a total loss. The crew
| we're saved.
New Bedford, Mass, Dec. l~Chas. =.
Ashley. The independent Citizen candl-
| date defeated David l., Parker the clu-
I CONS marty candidate for mayor to-day ny
vote Of 3,06T to 3,4so
Huntsville Ky, Dec. 1.-The Louis
vile baseball club to-day disposed OF
| short stop. Eustace, aud rlgnChel9er'
| Mcfarland 10 the indianapolis club.
T,hn consideration is said TO have been
$500 III,
puhuoue. Ia. Dee. 1.-The final decis-
Inn IN the ease of Bishop Bonacum and
his pricsts Fathers Murphy and tu2
yerald was rendered tonight. inc
PRIESTS are sustained at every material
point.
Richmond. Va, Dec flames u,
WINNER. who was acquitted here about
two weeks ago, for the murder of Samuel
q Thalhimer, who had ruined his daugh-
ter. died this evening. He had been IN
bad health some time.
The case attracted much attention ~
church circles, and has been before the
public since April, 1905, when Bishop
Ronacum. Of the Nebraska Catholic do
cese. attempted to discipline Fathers
Murphy and Fitzgerald for alleged infrac-
ton of rules.
Everett, Mass, Dec. 1.-Engineer
bennett, of the Fire Department, and
Driver Walter Stevens, were killed re-
spending 10 an alarm of fire to-day. The
engine was struck by a locomtive as 1T
was crossing the Boston and Maine ran,
road tracks and was carried hundred
feet down the track.
Nashville, Tenn, Dec. 1.-The State
treasury to-day contains an available
balance of $54, 1T5, not including special
funds S106,95 which were collected
during November and $50, $40 disbursed.
Receipts during December, it is esti-
mated, will be sufficient to meet payments
due January I, 1897.
/. Louisville. Ky, Dec. 1.-The fifteenth
council Of the Union American Hebrew
CONGREGATIONS was convened here this
morning in the Young Mems Hebrew
Association hall The session, which will
last two days, is attended by about $50
Rabbits and lay delegates from the prin-
cipal cities of the country.
New York. Dec. Fire Quilted the
four-story building at TAT Broadway at
Z o'clock this evening and did 100000
damage to the structure and its contents.
The building was occupied by the X.
Rothschilds Sons. manufacturers Of bar
fixtures and billiard tables; Leo Good
man & Bothers, neck-tie makers, and
David CARRIER, photographer.
petersburg, Va, Dec. by the ex-
plosion of a copper cylinder used for boil
ing Iicorice in Cameron's tobacco factory,
six men, one white, were scalded. Two
were very seriously burned. The inju-
ries of the others, though painful, are
not dangerous The explosion was with
such force that the boiler was thrown
through window 1t fell in an adjoin-
ing church yard.
Albany, n. Y, Dec. Jack Everhard,
of New Orleans, knocked Billy Ernst, Of
Brooklyn. out in the Doth round Of
twenty-round fight here tonight, after
clever fighting The fight was preceded
by two ten-round contests in which
Charles johnson. of Philadelphia, knock
ed out Wiley Evans, of California, in
two rounds at 145 pounds. In the light
weight class the referee gave the de-
cision to George Siddons in ten rounds
from Mike McManus, of Albany.