Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-07-13

myself, individually. as much Of the
stock Of tine Amalgamated Copper
Company as any other individual owns
and there are several very large
holders" !
Boston, July 9.-Mrs. Caroline G.
Mussey, wife OF Edward w. Mussey,
stock broker living at the Bart0l, on
Huntington avenue, has filed petit
ton in bankruptcy. Her total Iiabili-
ties exceed S76,295.79 The only as
sets are jewels. scheduled at $3.50.
Plainfield. \. j.. July 9.-Michael E.
Maloney, of Newark, now confined in
the Somerset County JAIL has made
record as one of the most refractory
of prisoners. Maloney. committed for
drunkenness. tore up the papers under
Justice Dunster's nose. then threw a
big law book ut his head. After be-
ing bound with Il rope lie thrashed q
constable. A crowd lay down on him
until he was subdued.
Bay Shore. l.. L.. July 9.-The author
tiles have arrested on Il charge of kill
ing of John Dunn, the colored coach
man. near the railroad depot on the
morning Of July ;. Frank Thompson.
Richard johnson and Mrs. Ira Cuffie.
all colored Johnson is proprietor OF
the dance hall where Dunn spent the
night. At the inquest the evidence
showed that on the night Of July
Thompson and Dunn had quarrel
in the dance hall.
Valparaiso. Ind. July 10.-At Hebron
Carl King loaded Il gun barrel with
DYNAMITE The fuse worked slowly,
and while King was making IN ex-
animation it exploded. nearly severng
his head from the body and tearing
his breast tn pieces. He was % years
of age
Bin"llamton. \. W July 1O-The
plant of the Independent Match Com
pany of this city has been sold to
| New York syndicate. The syndicate
| has been negotiating with the COM
pany for some time. and it is under
stood the plant will enter the trust.
1t will remain under it's present man.
agcment
Chicago. July 1O.-The Mccormick
| Harvesting Machine Company has OBJ
tanned building permit for the erec-
| ton of brick five story twine mill
The mill is to cost 100000. The COM
Dany. which has heretofore made the
twine in Boston and four other places.
will in the future do the most of this
manufacturing in Chicago.
Anderson. Ind. July 1O.-James r.
Ralya. who escaped from the insane
asylum at Richmond Saturday. has
been captured in this city. When he
left the institution he had ball and
chain on. He managed 10 get this off
and sold ii TO junk dealer. realizing
enough money 10 buy him lunch
| He went insane worrying over a $780,
900 suit which he carried into the
Supreme Court and lost.
| Newport July 1.-THE North At
| lantic Squadron has left here for
Portsmouth. \. H.. ana Portland. Me-,
with Capt. III. {. Taylor. of the In
diana. in command
| Planfield. " j.. July 11.-Death has
made ii unnecessary for Chancellor Me-
| Gill to sign the decree of divorce
which Mrs. John Wilson had obtained
| from her husband. Since the decree
was granted. on the ground of deser-
| ton. Wilson has died in the City In
dustrial Home.
New Haven. July 1.-THE Yale treas
ury WILL il Is expected be turned into
a regular bank next fall. For five or
six years the treasury has taken money
ON deposit from students as an ac-
commodaton. The demand for a reg
ular banking service has grown so
great that the change Is regarded as
| almost certain.
Tittsburg. July 1.-THE Conference
Committee of the Amalgamated Asso-
citation and the Independent Manufac-
turers have gone to Chicago. where the
conference on the wage scale for the
current scale year will be reopened
with the Executive Committee of the
American Tin Plate Company.
yacht Fra Diavalo was steaming down
the Hudson River short distance
north Of the Battery. she was struck
by the wrec!iing tug Hustler and sunk.
The Hustler Is one of the fleet of the
Merritt-Chapman Wrecking Company,
and one of the strongest in the harhor.
No lives We're lost.
New York Markets.
GRAIN Wheat: No. red was quot
ed ut S0asc. f. o. h. afiOat and 7Szc.
elevator. No. Northern Duluth.
S1a,c. t. o. b. afioat.
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