Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-09-14

verdict, declared a mis-trial. lie ap-
pointed next Wednesday as the day for
another Rearing.
Brazil, Ipd., Sept. 1O.-Chief of POLICE
Prince has ARRESTED John Knowles,
ANS Knox, on telegram from Joplin,
MS,SWhare EnQwles is wanted for the
aIlexM aSbezzllng of the finds of tie
Anc4aits sQflHFl Sf United Worknen, of
Which, b6Gy he was tfehsurer.
,Yaneouyer. c., Sept. 1O,.5Negotia
tiQpss are pr6GtAsains by which New
X4ts capltsllets Wfl scduire ,eyery sal
mon chnnsSS pt6dkfty in British Co
luhbia. Capnery ihen here agree to
sell for half cash and half stock of
MeGoyern Il Company, the firm which
Is how forming the Dig combination In
New York. There are sixty-eight cah-
neries all told, valued Mt about $4,000
each.
Jacksonville, Fls., Sept 1O.-Dr. Hor-
sey, Assistant State Health Officer.
now at Miami, has wired the State
Board of Health that no new cases of
yellow fever have developed there and
that the first case is doing well. that
there are fifteen new cases in Key
West and three that should have been
reported before; that one death oc-
Cured Friday. The patients name
was King.
Canton. Ohio, Sept. 10.--Louis Eich-
ner, aged 20 years, unmarried. who
boarded on Pennsylvania avenue. was
killed at the Berger Works. He was
working at big trip-hammer 1t had
been started in motion, but Eichner did
not know that to be the case. and
stuck his head under to look up to see
if it was running. The hammer came
down suddenly and with awful force.
crushing the mans head rs if it had
been an egg shell. He died a few
minutes later
Hot Springs, Ark. Sept 1o.-The
knights of the Royal Arch DISTRIBUTE
ing and Distilling Company has been
organized here by John Lennon and
John II. Dewitt. prominent liquor men
of Louisville, KY. and the supreme
officers of the Knights of the Royal
Arch, an organization of liquor men,
The company Is to begin operations ut
once with distillery in Louisville.
The corporation has been capitalized ut
81 .OOO, 900. There are 100000 of pre-
ferred stock
Chattanooga Sept. 1.-Two hundred
coal miners at the Salt Creek mines
have struck because the company is
furnishing coal to the Dayton Coal and
Iron Company. whose miners are on
strike for higher wages.
Kingston. Jamaica. Sept 11.-Prof.
Edward Charles Pickering of Harvard
has sailed for home. He has located
the probable site of Harvard's northern
observatory. complement
tary to the southern observatory in
Peru.
Kingstown. n Y. Sept. 11.-Another
murder has been committed
here. the victim being Frank Ludwin.
an Austrian brickyarl hand. The
body of the murdered man was found
hoating in the Rondout Creek by some
boatmen.
New York. Sept. l2.-lt has been den
nitely decided by Assemblyman Ma2et
and Frank Moss that the levying of as
sessments on the Judiciary when they
were candidates for Office will be prob
ed to the bottom.
Burlington, Vt, Sept l2.-C Charles f..
Dewey. brother of Admiral Dewey,
will go to New York for the celebration
attending the arrival of the admiral in
that city. Eight or ten other relatives
Of the Admiral will also be present on
that occasion.
New York. Sept. 12.-The bodies of
Mrs. Rose Welsh and her oue.year-o1d
son Tommy We're found on the Green
point meadows. on Greenpoint avenue.
near Whale Creek, Williamsburg. The
woman had given carboli2 acid to the
baby and then taken n deadly dose her
self
London, Sept. IA Government off.
GERS repudiate the idea. conveyed in
dispatches from the United States that
England is to forego her claim for n
port on the Lynn Canal in Alaska. even
Otherwise they share the
hopes OF tne American government for
IN early settlement of the Alaskan
boundary question.
Queenstown. Sept. 12.-The White
Star Line steamship Oceanic. Captain
Cameron, which left Liverpool Wed
nesday. sailed from this port on her
maiden trip TO the United States, hay
ing 2.044 souls aboard. The vessel re-
,o; rod an nptbr in erraati,..
She made the run from Liverpool in
twelve hours, and everything on board
is working satisfactorily.
New York Markets.
Wheat-No = red T2lac elevator.
141ac. f. o. b. af,oat; No. / Northern Du-
luth, 7S1ac. f. o. h. afioat
Corn.-No. > corn closed 3S3sc cleya.