Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-03-23
CONDENSED NEWS
Battered From All Parts of the W"sid by
Teleg raph.


Prime Minister Salisbury, who Is
suffering from a mild attack OF intlu-
enza, is making satisfactory progress
toward recovery.
The British steamer Editor, from
Pernambuco, February 2S, for Liver
pool. has been totally wrecked OIL
South Stack light, near Holyhead. AL
of her crew were saved.
Consul Barker, at Sagua la Grande,
Cuba, telegraphed the state depart"
nent Monday morning that Frank D.
Cazanas, a naturalized American citi-
zen, has been released from prison at
that place.
Rear Admiral Selfridge, command
ing the American Mediterranean
squadron, has left Rome and gone to
Naples. The pope will Monday re-
ceive deputation from the American
cruiser Cincinnati
AS the result OF election for members
| Of the Italian chamber of deputies 1T is
now known that 297 ministerialists, 20
constitutional opposition candidates,
27 radicals and 10 socialists have been
chosen. In AZ districts re-ballots will
be necessary.
An official report from Manila states
that a Spanish force, commanded by
Gen. Olaguer, has captured by assault
lu entrenched position of the insur-
gents at Montalban. According to
The report the rebel losses numbered
900 killed, while the Spaniards lost
only two killed and is wounded.
The Bcrlingslle Tidende asserts that
an agreement has been entered into
between Russia and Turkey by which
the former guarantees the integrity of
the Ottoman empire in consideration
of the cession by Turkey to Russia OF
an island in the Mediterranean and
the peninsula of Mt. Athos, on the
Egean sea.
Frank Merryfeld shot and killed
Bradrach Roch on the streets of He'd
, rick, Ia. Both men were farmers
5 about 55 years of age. They
were rivals in love and threatened t.
kill on sight Merryfeld saw Roch OF
; the street, followed him to his horse
; and as he was mounting, shot hin
three times with a revolver. Merry
g field was arrested.
John b. Fidlar, shot himself through
- the head at Davenport, Ia, INJECTING
I fatal wound He was cashier OF TN
s First national bank of Davenport 10
+ nearly a score of years, until two year
Z ago, and has since then been secretar,
of the Davenport Business association
He failed of reelection the first OF thl
year, and despondency is thought t.
= = be responsible for his act.
:. u 1t is announced that the whilon
: Princess Chimay formally Clara Ward
. of Detroit, who eloped from Pari
= some time ago with a Hungarian
C fiddler called Janos Rigo, and VIII
t was afterwards divorced by her hus
] band, the prince of Chimay, of Bel
1 gium, will appear on the stage at tn
: wintergarten in Berlin on April 4tf
accompanied by her paramour.
, At Lawrence, Mass, the Gleaso
block was gutted by fire early Monda
Morning. Several persons were il
iured by jumping from the windows c
the Central house adjoining, and tn
ruins of the Gleason block are nov
being searched for the remains c
three women wko were said to be i
the building and who are missing. A
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The Norwegian steamer Garrone
from Bordeaux for Aberdeen, has ar
i rived in Dover Roads, England. wit
j. her after hold full of water, having
! sustained serious damage in port sid
collision with the Belgian steame
y Noordland, from Antwerp for Ne'
e York, at o'clock Sunday morning
y when off Dungeness The Noordlan
:, sustained no damage and proceede
for her destination.
;. Lord Salisbury, who has been suffer
" ing from influenza the past few day
1f has almost entirely recovered. Their
e appears to be an epidemic of infiuenz
1r among the aristocracy. The earl an
ID countess OF Dudley, Lord Russell, {
Killoween, lord chief justice of En-
W land, and Lord Halsbury, lord hig
n. chancellor; having been afflicted wit
I'd the malady within the past week. A
I'd of them, however, are now Gonvale
cent.
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