The Dickinson press., 1898-01-08
SUMMARY OF THE WEEKS NEWS
Friday. Dec. u,

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trieues have,been aoonittad '- -
Hurh MoIaushlin. for MANY vaar.
the diotator: of the Demooratio nartv in
/ Brooklyn. has deflnitelv annonnced his
rstirement from political leadership.
The directors Of the Chicaso Exnos;.
tou company. have decided 10 rehnild
the Coliseum ON the site Of the struc.
tuse recently burned. The building
VIII 30 IRE peoof.
i The postomoe department has pre-.
pared advertisements inviting proposals
for furnishing postage stamps for the
ninp: Inlv ,,srt trha ynrtsr - ,,asr;rad
/ per var apuR uRi,,St Si,ns ~ 9cIDO oOo 06o
u 49, 60. 4.
nesr; Jas. I.
Inc parth A A,ae,csreetsr New York was
duly celebrated $Isaday night.
.aoyernor LoMndes hAs withdrawn
nom tne Maryland - q ssnAtofial contest.
ID. Teplow, . couneihos Of state, has
Deen, appointed consul general for Rus
u" ~ New tofk.
A dispatch from Cairo announces
that French expedition has occupied
Fashoda, on the Nile.
A gigantic. ore deal has been consum.
mated by which 100000 tons of Me.
SABA ore Will be sent to England.
Governor Charles A. Culberson has
/ announced himself q candidate for tine
United States senate to succaed Roger
g. Mills, whpse term will expire in 1898,
\, A' p''soAsge w. aoP"rtnen1 tHas' fuieQ
snat an c9' mon sololer drawing a
penslon unQer tne dependent pension
41w my % relnstateo IN o position he
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Monday. Jan. B.
The Cuban autonomous cabinet has
been announced.
Cyclist Miphael defeated Taylore of
France in 25.mile race in New York
city. e 80.
Chairman Hanna has issued a call
Tor the reconyening OF the monetary
convention IA Indianapolis Jan. 20.
Oharle1 G. Dawes of Illinois took
charge OF hts office as comptroller of
the. currency, Monday and Mr.. N. B.
Scott OF West Virginia, assumed his
new duties at commissioner Of internal
revenue. 4
The White House was closed satur.
day for the hrst time upon the New
Years day for many years. The presi.
dent and MrS: Mckinley went out for
drive in the forenoon and chen snent
the remainder Of the dsy in retirement.
Tuesday. Jan. 4.
Chairman Walker believes the house
committee will report a banking and
currency bill.
Violent weather prevails in the south
OF France and Spain. A cloudbnrst
near Ioulon 4 mas done much damage.
sragua. Salvador and Honduras into a
sovereign republic is progressing stead.
lily. 8
Girard college. PHILADELPHIA cole.
brated the toth anniversary Monday
with an elaborate programme Of exer.
oises. .s;&
F. H. Tripplitt, president of the AL.
corn Agricultural and Mechanical Col.
lege for Colored People near Rodney,
Miss, was shot and fatally wounded by
An unknown, assassin.
ReduotionNin wages took place in
several Worcester (Mass.) county fac.
tories Monday, cotton mills predomin.
ating. Reductions also took place at
Lewiston, Me-, Providence, r. l.,
salem, Mass, and Chester, N. H.
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Ianana.a an c cahsnat liz a.o 40 ''f"'ns " no"
The steam.hin g. 1ou;s for Eurone
took out zoo; 900 ounces of silver.
The wintanr wheat Weld ~ tho 11n;ted
States is estimated at 500. .ooo. 900 bush.
els. y
Mrs. Adelihe M. Fassett, an artist of
national prominence, dropped dead at
Washington; hi T.. u ~
H. R. Mcgnllough succeeds H. G.3
Burt ~ .s9l std tvice psssi nj. don't Of the
IN 49,. ~ $4EG ~ .9!lAg liz ~.
fa Charles 4. .k he, who was president
tsotsne 6rofsf senalss club, died at
nus resioei II 6rooklyn.
Fire at ssW31on, Cal. destroyed an
immense Wa1ehouse and 10000 tons OF
"neas' 1naRessl Is 1ul'y $ooo'ooo.
Count Won Goetzen. military attaohe
OF tho 9erran embassy, was married
- Sasn,nscon 80 mrs. may stanley
Aay' at the residence OF the bride. 2
Lady Anne Coventry, third daughter
OF the Earl Of Coventry, was married at
st. Peters Church, Eaton square, Lon.
the late mAhAfajah Of Lahore.
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