The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-11-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Notable Events of the Week Briefly and
Tersely Told.

Notable Events of the Week Briefly and
Tersely Told.
Professor w. H. Won Riehl, the histo-
rian, died at Munich.
The British in India have accepted
the surrender of the Maddakhels.
George Brewers bay filly Nellie B,
with Tod Sloane up, won at Leicester,
England.
Prominent women have started a
movement for a national university in
Washington.
Resolutions in favor Of statehood for
Oklahoma were adopted by the terrific
rial association.
Earl Cadogan was elected president
of the National Union of Conservative
associations at London.
The German consul at Desterro, Bra
zil. has demanded indemnity for an as
sault on a German teacher.
Emperor William of Germany has
awarded life saving medal to Valen-
tine Fsrnekes of Milwaukee.
The schooner Janet A. was wrecked
off Fox island, N. B., and three lives
are known to have been lost.
The report that the pope has refused
to accept the settlement of the Manito-
ba school question is confirmed in Lon
don.
Justice Corliss of the North Dakota
supreme court says one of the men
hung by lynchers at Williamsport was
| innocent.
1t is reported in London that move
nIent for the annexation of the West
Indies to the United States is in con-
temptation.
The supreme court at Trenton has re-
served its decision on a motion for
recount of the rejected ballots of the
antigambling amendment election.
Tuesday, Nov. 16.
English capitalists will import Amer
lean slate into Europe.
The farmers of st. Louis county, Mo-,
have formed an antitramp association.
Fred Cowlng of Iron Mountain,
Mich, was mistaken for deer and IA
tally shot.
Six hundred reindeer will be collected
for the expedition to relieve the ice
bound whalers.
Work was begun on the restoration
Of independence hall at Philadelphia to
its original state
Mary Mclaughlin of Boston, rendered
desperate by poverty MORALLY wounded
herself and her husband.
Rev. NJ. w. Reed of Denver says he
will try to have the game wardens who
killed the Ute Indians tried for murder.
Two Spanish spies are said to have
been seen at Fort Smith, Ark, on
tour through the country gathering war
data.
The supreme court has decided to is
sue Immediately it's mandate in the
Durrant murder case and thus hasten
the execution.
Monday, Nov. 10.
Sloane, the American jockey, won an
other race in England.
Resistance of British claims in At
RIGA has aroused the spirit of jingoism
in France.
Cecil Rhodes, ex-premier Of South
| Africa, is seeking to defeat President
Kruger for reelection in the Trans
vaal.
The Cuban insurgents blew up a rail-
road train with dynamite. Spanish
victory in Pinar del Rio province is re-
ported.
A postoffice thief wanted in Massa-
chusetts, was captured in Poughkeepsie,
being betrayed by torn fragment Of
a newspaper.
Saturday, Nov. IS.
Whitecaps terribly whipped two girls
at lakewood, o.
A thief started a $4,000 blaze in a
| Hoboken tenement house.
1t is not considered probable that Dur
rant will be hanged before February Of
next year.
Governor Black has pardoned young
Max Cohen Of New York from the FL
mira reformatory.
Miss Matilda Anderson died at St.
| Paul after being kept alive AZ days by
artificial respiration.
President Mckinley has issued proc
lamation suspending the discriminating
duties on Mexican shipping.
Madrid dispatches confirm the report
of an intention to pardon the crew of
the American schooner Competitor.
1t is reported at Berlin that the Uni
ted States has offered to int ne in
the trouble between Germany Haiti
regarding the Lueders case