The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-04-15
CLICKS FROM THE WIRES.
Short Bits of News from All States and
Nations.

washington, April 1.-THE secretary OF
/ state has directed the return to their
nosts in Spain of the United States con-
suIs who were obliged to leave on account
of the war. The department has deter
mined that they shall all be retained in
the consular service, there being no evil
dence of any personal i'll feeling incurred
bv them. The sub-consular officers mostly
remained in Spain throughout the war
and were undisturbed.
Washington, April 4-The North At
1artic squadron arrived at Barbados to-
day.
San Diego. Cal, April 14.-Judge J. 2;
! shannon Of Pittsburg, who was injured
| in a runaway accident yesterday, dleu
| today
Pittsburg, Pa, April Heterogeneous
| have lust been completed for the con-
| se'ooiIidation of the hoop iron and cotton tie
interests of the country. the capltal
| stock of the new company Will be $55'VVV'
600.
washington, April H;-Commander-in-
| chief W. c. Johnson of the G. A. R., eX-
| tended an invitation to President Mchln-
| lev TODAY to attend the national encamp-
ment of the organization to begin at
Philadelphia, Sept. 4.
Vienna, April 14.-Bmperor Francis
Toseph today granted a special audience
| ia Lieut. Commander William IL. Been
| Ter the United States naval attache at
| Vienna, Berlin and Rome
Charleston, S. c., April 14.-In the Lake
| C,itv lynching case today the government
consented to a verdict of not guilty
AGAINST three of the Is parties under IN,
| dictment the evidence being considered
insufficient. The three are Fl ARK a neilg
and Rodgers, all members OF the Secohu
South Carolina regiment.
Now York. April 1.-THE inquest into
| the death of the victims of the windsor
| hotel fire could not go on today owing TO
| the serious illness of a witness.
Kansas City, Mo. April H.-United
| states Commissioner Nuckols decided this
| afternoon that Santiago Morphy, charged
| with embezzling 1900 from the national
bank of the city of Mckee, shouid De
turned over to the Mexican officials.
washington. April 14-Rear Admiral
| SchIev. who has been on waiting orders
| since relieved Of the command OF the
| nving squadron, was today assigned TO
| duty as member OF the naval examining
! board.
| Madrid. April 4.-At a political meet
| inr at Logrono, capital of the province
/ of that name, violent speeches. were mace
against former Premier Sagasta.
| Providence R. l., April 1.-THE first
| break in the ranks of the striking opera
! lives at Robert knights cotton mills oc-
| Cured today, when many of the WeaYers
! employed at the Lippitt mill returned to
/ work This afternoon practically all the
/ looms at the LipDitt mills were running
| Dedham. April 14-Moses Boyd, reputed
| to be the oldest railroad conductor in the
/ limited States, died here today of paraly-
/ sis aged 81 years.
washington, April 1.-THE president
| has designated Col. Samuel S. Sumner
| Of the fifth cavalry. as military attacht
/ at the court of St. James, to succeed Col
/ Bates.
| Santiago de Cuba. April H-ColoradC
| prospectors have located six gold claims
| near Helguy in this province.
| New York. April 1.-THE examination OF
| A. S. Collyar. charged with the attempt
/ to xidnap Nicholas A. Hickman, the
/ principal witness for the state in the case
I AGAINST Roland B. Molineux, was com
| menced in police court today and ad
| iourned until Monday without any result
1 Albany, n. Y, April 14.-Gov. Roosevelt
/ TODAY signed the bill of Assemblymar
| Collins prohibiting six days bicycle and
/ other races. The provisions OF the bill
/ are: In a bicycle race, or other contest
/ of skill. speed or endurance wherein one
/ or more persons shall be a contestant oil
! contestants it shall be unlawful for AMI
/ Contestant to continue in such race OF
| contest for q. longer time than Y hours
J during any "A hours.