The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-07-14

oPpoInleu supervisor OF Jne census for
the Sixth New York District
Auburn, Ind, July 11.-Eugene Gi-
rarlot, an engineer of this city, was
killed in railroad wreck in Mexico.
His remains were brought here for in
terment.
Alexandria, July 11.-Three more
cases Of plague have been reported
here. The Inhabitants are discontent-
ed with the sanitary precautions and
have threatened trouble.
San Francisco. July 11.-There was
a premature explosion of giant powder
, in Melons mine in Calaveras county.
Nicholas May, miner was killed and
three other miners are imprisoned in
the tunnel.
Bristol, Tenn, July 1.-THE iurv in
the case of Congressman James
Walker, charged with shooting with
intent to commit murder. rendered a
verdict of acquittal, after having been
out only % minutes.
Evansville Ind, July 11.-George Fl.
II ,tman, a farmer living in Perry
Township. two miles from this CITY.
was attacked by a negro burglar and
badly slashed about the face and
hands. He cannot recover.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 11.-Charles
JUDY and his wife, who were arrested
here on a charge of passing a forged
check for 5000, have been taken to
Dayton, Ohio. to answer to similar
charges. Detective Farrell, of this
city, took the pair east
Chattanooga. Tenn, July lie. e.
/ Buck of Richmond, Va. and a party
| of wealthy Eastern capitalists have
formed a company to erect mammoth
/ 5,000-Spindle cotton mill at Kensing-
ton, Ga. The mill will cost about
| 100000.
Vienna, July 1.-THE "Fremden-
blatt' asserts that the United States
Government declines to submit the
matter of compensation for the kill
ing of Austro- Hungarian subjects in
the strike riots at Lattimer, near Haz-
elton, Penn, to arbitration.
Cairo, ILL.,, July 11.-Arthur Nc
Raven, a newsboy, aged 1S years, was
drowned in the Ohio River and his
body has not been recovered. He at
tempted to jump from a barge to the
steamer Mayflower but stumbled and
fell into the river.
Fremont Ohio, July 11.-Portions Of
the remains of man were found scat
tered along the Wheeling and Lake
Erie track north of the city and later
identified as those Of William Krawet-
ski 1t is supposed Krawetski had
been drinking.
Eaton, Ohio, July 11.-Mrs. Sarah
Shank, living at Union road. along the
Dayton and Western Traction was
run down and instantly killed by car.
She was deaf. and a sunbonnet she
was wearing made her totally oblivious
of the approaching car.
Anderson, Ind, July 1l.-Contracts
have been let for n $250,000 power
house to he erected at this point at
once to supply power for the entire sys-
TEN, operative and prospective, Of the
Gas Relt Electric Railway. 1t will be
the largest power house of the kind in
the Central States.
Boston, July 1.-THE steamer Morse.
man, lying at anchor off Castle Island,
was badly damaged by fire. The city
tireboat and several tugs responded to
an'alarm and the fire was put out after
several hours work. The staterooms
on the starboard side of the vessel
were burned out.
Washington, July 11.-Maior Carlisle
?. Porter of the Marine Corps has
been promoted to be lieutenant-Col
onel under the provisions of the law
which permits officers to retire after
thirty years service, on their own ap-
plication, with the rank and retired
pay of the next higher grade.
Philadelphia, July 11.-The Scott
Paper Mill. corner Sixth and Glenwood
avenues, was totally destroyed by fire.
The loss will reach fully 100000 and
is covered by insurance. The coal and
lumber yard of Jesse Lukcns was dam
aged to the extent of $4,000. About
200 persons are thrown out of employ
ment
New Albany, Ind, July Ill. NJ.
Casper. wholesale grocer at Madison,
has retained counsel TO bring $25.-
600 damage suit against the Arbuckle
Coffee Company, of New York, on ac-
count of damage to his reputation by
a suit recently filed against him in the
United States Court here by the Ar
buckle Company. The Company sued
Mr.. Casper for infringement on label
copyright.
Altoona, Pa, July 11-John d. Fen
ton, Company I, Tenth Pennsylvania
Regiment. has returned to his home
in Greensburg with bride. On the
trip to the Philippines the boys tar
ried quite while in San Francisco.
The girls of that city showed them
so many attractions that, according
TO Fenton's story. dozen weddings
will likely result Fenton repeats the
story that several American soldiers
have taken Filipino brides, but says
none of the Pennsylvania boys have.