Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-25
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by Telegraph.
James I. Kilbreth, collector of the
port OF New York, died Wednesday
night at Southampton, L. l. He had
been i'll for some time past with pneu-
nonia.
Gov. Barnes, of Oklahoma, has APP
poin ted Frank Thompson, of Pawnee,
territorial treasurer; Amos A. Ewing,
Of Kingfsh, cod oil inspector, and ].
NJ. Hugh, OF Woodward, bank inspec-
tor.
The steamship Glanshiel, one of the
finest on the Chinese coast, arrived at
San Francisco with 1000 tons of tea,
of which 1000 will be sent overland.
This is the largest consignment of tea
which has been received there for
many years.
The queen has ordered a special dia-
mond-shaped medal struck in solid
gold and silver for the presentation to
all the lord may ors in the United King
dom, the lord provosts and the pro-
vosts 1t will be worn with a ribbon
in the usual manner.
Dublin was gaily Illuminated We'd
nesday night and there have been
further disorderly scenes, Black flags
were carried about on the college
green and the police were frequently,
compelled to charge the crowd. Many
arrests have been made.
The New York Journal and Adver-
tiser says: President Mckinley, it is
said. has decided to appoint Terrence
V. Powderly, formerly general master
workman of the knights of Labor,
commissioner CT immigration at this
port to succee Dr.. Josh Seuer.
he San Francisco IL North Pacific
railway has established hatchery for
the trout in Gibson canyon, near
Ulliah, Cal. The hatchery has a ca
pacity for several million eggs, In
Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino and Lake
countie there are over so streams
All the London newspapers, from
the Times down, express the greatest
qualification at the kindly comments
of the American newspapers on the
queens jubilee and at the vivid ac-
| counts of the celebration contained in
the newspapers of the United States.
Yale and Harvard have reached an
agreement upon the long standing
| question OF time and place for the foot
ball match next autumn. 1t has been
agreed to play the game on Saturday,
| Novem Ter 13. at Cambridge. Paul
Dashiel, the old Lehigh player, will
act as umpire.
Three colored men We're drowned in
White river a point just below Clar-
endon, Ark. They were in a small
| boat which ran against the pier of a
| bridge and upset, throwing the occu-
pants into the water. The current was
swift and efforts to rescue the men
were in vain.
At brief meeting of the board of
regents of the State university of Cali
fornia, the offer of regent c. +. Crocker
to defray all the expenses of an ex-
petition to India to view the approach.
ing eclipse of the sun was accepted.
The expedition will remain in India
from October next till June 1898.
Capt. George W. Kingsbury, United
States army, retired, died at his home
in Clifton Springs, n. Y, aged 81
years. He had al excellent record in
the civil war, afterwards served in the
west and had charge of the execution
of the famous Indian chief, Captain
Jack, " following the Modoc campaign.
Texas day was cele brated with very
interesting exercises at the Tennessee
centennial exposition Wednesday,.
There was very large number of
Texans and their friends in attendance
at the auditorium, among others
present being the mem bers of the
Texas legislature and Gov. Culberson's
stat