The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-06-09
NO. 6
THE NEWS IN BRIEF
Telegraphic Gleanir gS From All Parts
of the World.


dine Mark Twain ON June II.
Many eases of heat prostration are
reported among the troops in the Phil
ippines.
The kidnappers Of Marion Clark in
New York have been indicted by tho
Grand Jury.
Trof. James +. Hyslop of Columbia
University, has announced his belief
i'll the spirltualistic faith.
Matthew J. ). Sweet. an undertaken
OF Newark, y. j., Suicided by shooting
himself IN the head.
The famous Russian robber chief
EShkhouvat who las killed hundreds
of people, was hanged
Professor Nrwcomhc of the Johns
Hopkins University will he made
doctor OF civil laws 10y oxford.
Firms are negotiating with the
canadian government to establish
large colonies near Ottawa, Canada.
The first bank failure in Alaska is
reported. President Moody of the
FIRST National, Skaguay, has disap.
pearcd.
The Cocheco, ~ H.. National Bank
has closed its doors. and the chprt
Henry llough is said to be short in
his accounts $2I.uuO.
1t is generally understood that ef.
forts to form a $50,O0O.00O plough
trust and S75,000.OO0 harvester trust
have practically been abandoned.
Fierce wind and electrical storms
did great damage in Kalamazoo,
Barry. Kent Allegan, Clay and Van
Buren counties, Michigan but no loss
of life is reported.
Captain Lorenzo Santibancz. of the
City of Mexico. the leader of the prpsl
dential staff band. was shot and in
stantly killed, accidcntly, by Alexandra
CassillaS.
AssaSins tried to blow up the store
and residence Of Joseph Schcnck at
Edwardsvlle, Pa. The building was
badly wrecked. Several members of
SchcnckS 5 family We're slightly injured.
Secretary Gage has detailed the rev.
enue cutter Grant to search among the
Aleutian Islands for the crew of the
missing steamship Pelican, which left
Tacoma. Wash, tweney months ago
for China,
Hospital tugs have returned to Ma.
Mia with 800 wounded and heat
stricken American troops. Fierce
lighting has been going on at Morong
IN which our troops We're victorious.
The enemy suffered heavy loss in kill
ed and wounded
At Strickter, Ark, an interior vii
TO James llerrick shot John Hinkle
with gun Hlnkle returned the fire
and both men fell dead upon the floor
A younger brother of IIerrick then as
saultcd a brother Of Hinkle with a
club and in turn WAS stabbed so Seri-
ouSly that he cannot live. All were
partners in business.
Congressman Bland is i'll at his
home in Icbonon, Missouri.
a Spanish steamer has been ship
wrecked near Sunderland. Eng.
ExPresident Harrison believes the
arbitrators will decide in favor of Yep
eZucla.
Denmark will send scientific ex-
petition to study the flora and fauna
of Siam.
Three families were save from
death in fierce fire at Paterson, n. j.,
by brave policemen.
Another severe earthquake shock
was felt at Colon. Sunday night there
were two shocks.
Capt. Freltsch has started on his
journey from San Francisco to Manila
In a tiyc-ton schooner,
SchWab. the convict discharged from
Sing Sing, was arrested by Newark, n.
j. officers on charge of bigamy.
From present indications. Congress-
man Henderson Of Iowa will probably
be the next speaker of the House.
A tornado in Kansas killed two
people and injured many more. About
100000 worth of damage was done.
William Mccormack murdered Mrs.
Minerva Monaghan at Uniontown. Pa,
In lit of Jealous rage. Mccormack Is
blind man.
-Four Leading ministers of Lead City,
). d., stopped variety show by an
injunction, and are now being sued for
damages.
Buffalo dock men and freight han
dlerS had another strike which lasted
just two days. The men are all
back 10 work again.
Frank Newell was caught in a shaft
at Binghamton. \. Y, and whirlcd
around at the rate of $50 revolutions
a minute. He is still alive and will re-
cover
General Charles Ezcta, former Presi-
dent Of Salvador, is dangerously i'll
at his home in Oakland, Col. and
grave doubts are entertained as to his
recovery. He is suffering from con-
gestion of the lungs.