Warren sheaf., 1897-08-05
TEHE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
DOMESTIC.

OOMES lCs
Pasquelle Dadario was hanged in Phil.
ndelphia for the murder of Modestino
MOTTO, u three-year-old child.
In a runaway at Chicopee,, Mass,
Mrs. Mary 3. Knapp was killed and her
daughter, Mrs. F. e. Tuttle, was fatal
~ injured.
Government assay bars were quoted
at 50 cents in New York, which. made
the silver in standard silver dollar
worth 45.62 cents.
During a SUN dance of the Ponca
Indians at Guthrie, o. T., White Feath-
er, a noted Indian from Nebraska, fell
dead in fit. ~ ,# 4
Coal mine owners met in Pittsburgh
to try and arrange for uniform scale
of prices, and labor leaders met in
Wheeling, w. v, to consider ways and
means to bring to a settlement the
miners strike.
In an interview in Washington Comp
troller Eckles' said he regarded the
finacial outlook as being of most ell
couraging nature. .
President Mckinley has appointed
Moses p. Handy, of Chicago, special
commissioner of the United States for
the Paris exposition of 1000.
Fire at Yonkers. N. Y, destroyed two
large factory buildings, the loss being
s50O,ooo.
a rich gold find is reported in Mime
sofa within so miles of Duluth.
n. The reports as to the condition OF
crops throughout the country were all.
favorable.
For the fifth time IN ave years Muir
dock, H., was visited BY q fire that de-
stroyed most Of the business portion Of
I the village. s'sssss1
The mercbanis 90 BOSTON gave d ban
quet to Secretary Of the Treasury Ly-
man Gage at the Hotel Tuilleries
and in his address Mr.. Gage said that
the country was on the way to better
times, and he counseled patience and
the exercise of Judgment.
A number of finely-executed silver
certificates of the new issue, raised
from the den omination of two to five
dollars, were discovered in New York
James Mingle, a horse trader in
Springfield, ILL.,, killed Mary Briscoe,
aged 10. with whom be had been living,
and her infant child by chopping their
heads to pieces with hatchet
Nathan James, farm hand. shot and
fatally wounded Martha Miner. do
mestic. and then killed himself in
Bridgewater, Mich.
The Algonquin Woolen Mills COM
pany of Passaic, N. j., gave notice that
wages in their mills would be increased
from 10 to Is per cent. @e>v esa:zs - -,
The president announced the follow
ing recess appointments: 7. V. Pow
derly, Of Pennsylvania, commissioner
general of immigration, and Robert J..
Tracewell, of Indiana, comptroller of
the treasury. =, ". ...s-..1..s.
White men named Crownover and
Beach were lynched by mob near Lit
tie Rock. Ark, for horse stealing.
In an interview in Paris Marquis Ito,
former prime minister of Japan, said
that there was no danger of war be-
tween his. country and the United
States over the Hawaiian question.
In state convention in Baltimore the
Maryland democrats S nominal ed Thomas
A. Smith for. comptroller and adopted
a platform that declares for bin,etal-
lism. but is silent as to the question Of
FRA tio." @.E s2s5- 4fS.ss%g Y B wv wi: 2.
Mrs. Mary r. Lease, the populist ora
tor. has been selected as queen Of the
fall festivities, a harvest demonstration
at Topeka, Kan. 2
In the stock brokerage Office of C. f.
Trice & CO.. in Waco, Tex B, If. Kivett t
and w. ". Kivett were shot and Killed
z by w. Lambden, 4 member Of the firm.
In a wreck on the Central Pacific rail
way near Reno, New, six indians were
killed and nine other persons were seri-
ously injured. 8+ 5s 81 " sf
The handsome Carrara marble bust
of President Mckinley that is ITO be
placed in the state capitol at Colum-
Lus, O., arrived in New York from
Naples.
A deal whereby most sof the coal
mines in. east Tennessee will become the
property Of an English aud Boston
syndicate is announced.
Basoal Lastell, a saloon keeper in New
Orleans. was swindled out Of 81, 900 by
the gold brick dodge.
The total receipts from internal rev
enue for the year ended June 80. 1897,
were $146,619,5O8, q decrease over the
previous year Of s2ll JOG.