Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-09-14
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts of the Country by
Telegraph.

Telegrapn'
Word has been received in Havana
that the Mexican government has eX-
PEELED from Vera Cruz the representa-
tives of the Cuban revolutionary junta
of New York.
General Secretary e. V. Smallcy am
nounces that the executive committee
of the National Sound Money league |
has appointed John V. Farwell, jr., of
Chicago, vice president of the league
for Illinois.
At the annual meeting of tho County
Tyrone association, held in New York
Sunday night, resolutions denouncing
the action of the Pennsylvania deputy |
sheritfs in shooting the miners were
unanimously adopted.
John Masler, of Peoria, ILL.,, is sup
posed to have left Denver on the ill
fated train which was wrecked at New
castle. He wired friend in Salt Lake
that he would start on that train and
nothing has since been heard of him.
\ dispatch to the New York Herald
from Buenos Ayres says; VIM. Satble-
way an American, % years of age,
committed suicide in Asunccion, Para
quay. He was suffering with yellow
fever and was driven to dependency.
Six of the twelve suspicious cases of
fever reported by the experts last
Thursday on St. Claude street. New
Orleans, were Sunday reported yellow
fever. Another case was reported on
Miro. corner of Esplanade street. that
Of q boy who came from near Scranton,
Mrs
The officers of the Alaska Commercial
Co. expect the steamer Excelsior to
arrive ut san Francisco on Thursday
from st. Nlichaels with miners return
ing from the gold fields of the Arctic.
The steamer win be discharged as soon
as possible and be sent back to the
Alaskan ports.
Sulphur creek. a branch of Domin-
ion creek, which is tributary to the
Indian river. is the scene of the latest
gold excitement in the klondille. From
accounts of the new district brought
down on the schooner South Coast, the
new diggings will rival even the ia
nous Bonanza and Eldorado.
Two maiden sisters, Miss Harriet G.
Sheldon. =? years of age, and Miss Ma
| tilda Sheldon, So years, were fatally
burned at their home in Lynn. Mass.
The old ladies. who lived in house by
themselves, were cooking with kero-
sene stove. when the latter tipped
over and the oil ran out and ignited.
The Spanish government has decided
to instruct the military authorities to
take proceedings against officers criti-
cising the conduct of Capt. Gen. Wey-
ler unless they are either senators or
deputies. The decision is due to the
numerous outspoken censures upon
! Capt. Gen. Weyler's management of the
| campaign in Cuba.
! It is the general opinion, reflected in
the press of st. Petersburg and of War
saw. that the visit of Emperor Nicholas
| TO the latter city has sensibly denim
ished ill-feeling and paved the way for
| reconciliation with the old Poles. The
moderate policy of the new governor OF
Warsaw. Prince Imeritinslky, also as
sists in the same direction.
The problem how to obtain helr
enough to harvest this years crop has
! become a serious one TO the fruit grow
ers of California. One employment
agency in san Francisco has places
open for 5000 men in Fresno and
Tulare counties alone, while Napa
Sonoma. Yolo. Santa Clara and Iba
counties are not far behind.
Collector jackson has issued an order
that hereafter all chronometers taken
off foreign vessels to be regulated al
san Francisco shall be searched by Gus