Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-06-10
CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts OF the Country
by Telegraph.

Andrew ID. White, new United States
am bassador to Germany, accompanied
by his family, arrived in Berlin Tues
day.
Sam B. Winram, eX-city auditor and
prominent politician OF Kansas City,
Mo-, is dead. He was born in Cincin-
natl in 1S43 and served through the
war in the navy.
been matched to fight at the Palace
Athletic club, New York, within the
next six weeks for purse of $4,000,
the men to weigh 15S pounds. Each
posted 81, 900 forfeit Tuesday.
Paul Casimir-Perier, senator from
the department of -Inferieure,
and uncle of the ex-president of that
name, is dead. He was born in Paris
in 1912, and was the second son of the
illustrious minister of Louis Philippe.
Should the government accept the
proposition of the Union Iron work to
provide diagonal armor for the battle
ship Wisconsin, now in course of con-
struction, it is thought an armor plate
plant will be established in San Fran
cisco
At Kansas City, Mrs. Millie Smith,
colored, whose husband was murdered
! by Il street car conductor two years
ago, was shot and instantly killed by
Thomas Hayes Negro whom she had
refused to marry Hays then killed
himself.
While trying to arrest three burg
lars at $3.50 Wednesday morning in
Omaha, Neb, Police Officers Tiede-
mann and Glover were shot, the
former perhaps fatally. Glovers
wounds are not thought to be serious.
The burglars escaped.
The retiring United States ambas-
sador, Edwin +. Uhl had his fare
well audience with Emperor William
at noon Tuesday and presented his
letters of recall The under secretary
for the foreign Office, Baron Won Rotten.
ham, was present at the interview.
Mrs. Sarah A. Granger, widow Of
the late Julian n. Granger, and sister
of Stephen A. Douglas, the democratic
leader of anti-war days, died at her
home near Clifton Springs, N. Y,
Tuesday, aged Sc years. She was
| postnlistress there under Presiden t
| Arthur.
James Mannix died Tuesday at Fin
kill Landing, n. Y, from the effects
of blow Of the fist struck by brick
yard workman Monday. The blow
caused concussion of the brain. The
| identity of the man who committed the
assault is not known. Three arrests
have been made on suspicion.
Gen. Nelson a. Miles, U. s A., paid
long visit Monday to the Italian
minister of war, Lieut. Gen. Polloux,
and while passing through Naples
Gen. Miles visited the Puzzioli artillery
arsenal The general started for
London Tuesday, where he will repre-
pent the United States army at Queen
Victoria's jubilee celebration.
At San Francisco, Arthur Gilroy,
Alfred Williams, James f. and Kate
Rogers were arrest by Secret Service
Agent Harris upon the charge of be-
ing implicated with a dentist named
Stark in the counterfeiting of fve-
dollar gold pieces. All four were ar
raigned before Commissioner Peacock
and remanded for examination until
the 10th instant.
Division No. ., of the Missouri su.
preme court, in the eases of George
Thompson (colored) and Andrew War
ton, sentenced them to hang on
July S. Thompson killed Thomas Cum
ningham, sexton of a colored church
in St. Louis, in an attempt to poison
the organist Warton is a gypsy who
killed his wife in a fiat boat on the
Mississippi river at St. Louis.