The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-30
MIS- CELLAN EOUS.

Clinton, Mo.-Mrs. Nellie Lahne and
her 13-year-old daughter were drowned
in Brush creek. They were driving to
their home in Camden county.
Newburyport, Mass.-The sloop yacht
Emily was sunk by a squall. Adolf
plus Cole and Gustave Morrean, both
OF Amesbury, were drowned.
San Francisco.-The u. S. S. Ben
nington sailed for Honolulu, and the
transport Condor, with supplies for the
United States forces, sailed for Ma
Mia.
Toledo, GA. NJ. Coghlin has filed
petition in the United States court
under the bankruptcy law. He has
liabilities of $4,000, fully covered by
stock in leading local concerns.
San Francisco.-The California
branch OF the Eastern railroad has
placed an issue Of 1854 900 per cent
bonds in London for the purpose Of
extending its line AZ miles to Calivada,
New.
Lititz, Pa.-Rev. Charles L. Moench
of Lititz, Pa, and Rev. Edmund A.
Oerter of Bethlehem, Pa, who were last
week elected bishops of the Moravian
church by the provincial synod in ses-
sion here, were corsecrated to the epis-
copate.
Omaha, Neb.-The single tax con-
gress, held under the auspices of the
Trans-Mlsslssippi Exposition, opened
with addresses by Franklin II. Went
worth and John u. White of Chicago
and Frank Stevens OF Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Pa.-One hundred and
twenty-five weavers and printers en-
ployed by Stinson Bros, carpet man
ufacturers, struck on account of a
threatened reduction Of wages.
Victoria, b C.-Word was received
from Ottawa that checks had been is
sued to individual beneficiaries under
is $S00,1SS damages and S172,96S inter.
est.
LititZ, Pa.-Rey. Paul De Schweinitz
OF Nazareth, Pa, has been elected as
the third member of the provincial
elders conference by the Moravian
synod.
New York-The Travelling Passenger
Agents Association and the Ticket
Agents Association have decided to
emalgamate. Committees will soon
meet to arrange the details.
Minonk, Ill.-Frank Kitchell of Chi
cago has taken charge of the Chicago
and Ninonk Coal and Tile Works as
receiver. The business will be con-
tinued under his supervision.
Seattle, Wash.-Gold dust aggregat-
ing in value between $150,OOO and $780,
coo was brought by the steamer City Of
Seattle, which also had on board $50
Klondikers who left Dawson City
Sept. 2.
Frankfort, Ky.--The grand jury in
dicted every coal merchant, charging
conspiracy. The coal men combined
and have been supplying the trade at
prices agreed on by the combination.
Little Rock, Ark.-Complete official
returns from the recent state election
give the following vote for governor:
Jones, DEM, 1854; Auten, rep. 1854;
Morgan, pop, $40; Mcknight, pro-.
C31.
Denver Colo.-A court martial trial
OF Chaplain Mcintyre Of the Oregon,
accused of denouncing his brother Off
GERS who were engaged in the battle of
July 3, has been ordered to be held here
Sept. 26.
Washington-Judge A. G. Thompson,
member of congress FROM Ohio, has
been appointed United States district
judge for the southern dlsSYiSt of Ohio,
to succeed Judge Sage. retired.
DEVILS Lake, N. D.-Farmers in the
vicinity of Crary, Bartlett county, are
alarmed over the prevalence OF hydro
phobia among stock.
New York-Josiah s. Lindsay, plum
Der and real estate operator, has filed
petition in bankruptcy, with assets and
liabilities OF S37S.600