The Yale expositor., 1897-06-25
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
THE NEWS OF SEVEN DAYS UP
TO DATE.
Political, Religious. Social and Criminal
Doings OF the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Our Readers-The Ac-
cident Record.

OOlOrduO SpTluBS, COlO,-l ne LeHO-
bia gold mine on Bull Hill, after three
years of fruitless work, struck bonan-
"a ore. $3.50 to the ton.
Athens.-It is reported here that En-
peror William has sent a telegram to
the sultan requesting him to take
measures for the speedy evacuation OF
Thessaly.
Buffalo, N. Y.-Fire damaged the
home of Joseph Melenski in East Buff
falo, and his five children were fright
fully burned. Sophie, aged 10, died in
a hospital.
young physician of this city, commit
ted suicide in his Office by shooting.
Plano, Ill.-The Enterprise Manufac-
turing Company of Sandwich closed its
doors. Sheriff Shaftner of Dekalb
County taking charge. Many residents
of this city are involved for small
amounts ranging from 800 to $4,000.
Newport News. Va.-A cyclone
wrecked several houses and did much
damage to growing crops. Consider
able damage also was done to the small
craft lying at anchor in the James
river
London.-During volunteer parade
at Liverpool the crowd, which num-
bered 100000 at least, overcame the
handful of police who were keeping
order Thereupon the mounted police
charged the multitude and injured
many, two, it is feared, fatally.
Saratoga. n. Y.-Austin Smith, aged
Is of Sandy Hill, was killed while play
ing baseball. Smith was at bat when
Edward McGinnis pitched a curved ball
which struck Smith under the ear.
causing conclusion of the brain and
almost instant death.
Harrisburg, Pa.-Deputy Attorney
General Elkin has given out a state
ment tonight on the condition of the
state finances, in which he shows that
there is a deficit of $3,50O.OO0 in the
state treasury.
New Orleans, La.-Pickwick hotel,
cafe and annex, 119 and 121 Carondelet
street, and the building adjoining, oc-
cupied by w. H. Moore, fishing tackle,
guns, etc, were Quilted by fire, as were
also the two upper stories of the Pick
wick hotel The total loss by fire is
estimated at 100000. fully insured.
Idaho Springs, Colo.-Nathan ID.
Crane, an old-time miner was killed
in the Way to Wealth mine by cave
in. He was 20 years of age and a broth
er-in-law of the late Jerome b. Chat
fee. He leaves a widow in Adrian,
Mich, and a son in Kalamazoo.
New York-Daniel d. Noble was ar
rested, charged with being implicated
in the robbery of Messenger Hildebrand
of Ringers brewery on Sept. g. 1896.
The arrest was made on the confession
of James Dalton. who is now in prison
on the same charge.
Deadwood, 5. D.-Colonel L. p. Stone
has asked permission from Sheriff
Plunkett to adjust the moose and spring
the trap at the execution of Charles
Brown, the murderer of Stones wife.
The sheriff has granted the request.
Kankakee, Ill.-Frank Booth was ia
tally stabbed by Tom Sweeney, whom
he had chaffed on account of his out
of-date bicycle.
LaPorte. Ind.-Michael Conrick, Pet
er Atloff and James Devire, who plum
dered Lake Shore trains. were found
guilty and given sentences of from two
to fourteen years at Jacksonville.
Peru, Ind.-The Rev. Peter Bondy
died of heart failure, aged rs years. He
was a full-blooded Miami Indian, and
In, rIt Io .F H.
personages of the tribe. For fifty years
he had been an ordained Baptist min.
lister.
Denver, Colo.-The managers OF the
international gold mining convention
received a letter from Private Secre-
tary Porter conveying the regrets of
President Mckinley at his inability to
be present at the convention.
New Haven, COMMON the an
nouncement of a 10 per cent general
reduction OF wages at the Worcester
Cycle shops in Middletown, Conn, 100
men went on strike. There was a re-
duction of wages some time ago at the
shops, which give employment now
to about 400 hands and to about 700
when running on full time.
Lansing, Mieh.-Auditor- General Dix
has determined that the state tax levy
for the present year will be 1888, 907
and $2.012,227 for 1898. The state tax
es for the biennial period will be $780,
900 less than for 1895 and 1896.
Niles, Mich.-Earl Carlton, Royal
ton township farmer, was kicked by
a horse and died
Little Rock, Ark.-John Ewing, Is
years, was drowned while bathing in
Fourche bayou.
St. Paul, Minn.-Brigadier-G
James F. Wade. the new commander
of the Department of Dakota. has TAX
en- charge.
Wausau, Wis.-Edward, the 17-year-
old son of J. w. Panabaker, was
drowned in the Rib river while bath
ing.
Washington.-The senate committee 4
on international expositions. OF which
Mr.. Thurston is chairman, has decided
to recommend an appropriation of
e600 00Q for ha ITaffod Ofatoa o~lfhff