The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-08-02
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Both Ziegler and anti-Ziegler force
claim victory at the Democratic pri
maries in York county, Pa.
Jay A. Hubbell, formerly well know
as Republican leader in Congress, II
reported as having suffered a stroke
OF paralysis at his home in Michigan.
In his speech accepting the nomina.
ton at the notification meeting Mr.
Bryan VIII make plea for the income
tax, omitted from the national plat
form.
Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show was
badly shaken up in a railroad collision
In Michigan. One employee was killed
and several were injured.
Aaron T. King, of Gettysburg, heir
to portion of his mothers estate, and
who disappeared nineteen years ago
has been located in Chicago.
Governor Wolcott, OF Massachusetts,
is said to be slated for Italian minis.
ter, to succeed General Draper, re-
signed
Ex-Mayor Quincy, of Boston, Demo
cratic leader of New England, will live
in London for several years.
The Supreme Lodge, Knights of Py-
thlas, will meet in Deroit, Mich, Au-
gust 20 to September l.
Maine ice dealers report heavy de-
mand for ice. all of which has been
bought up by the Ice Trust.
Statistics of New York's population
indicate a movement of tenements in
that city northward.
Thomas Good, of Doylestown, Pa,
tasted torty-two days to cure a stom-
ach trouble.
Mr.. Bryan will devote all his atten-
tion to imperialism" in his notifica-
tion reply.
Many recruits have been received
for the Marine Corps, and they are
above the average in intelligence
There is an increased demand at
home and abroad for ocean coal-car-
rying vessels.
A speaker at a Prohibition meeting
in Hartford charged the President
with being responsible for the canteen
at army posts.
Patrick Logan killed his father in n
drunken fight in Brooklyn.
The race riots in New Orleans were
renewed and two more policemen were
killed by the negro desperate Charles,
who was eventually shot.
Freight trains on the Pennsylvapia
Railroad collided near Milestone June
tlon, N. j., blocking the road for some
hours and causing S30000 of damage
The steamer Florence S. was report
ed lost on Lake Lebarge, Alaska, and
40 people were drowned.
Miss Macdonald, IL years old, by in
terceding with ex-senator Clark, of
Montana, has gained the pardon of her
father, life convict.
General Shafter has appointed an
Army Pardoning Board.
Indians have started numerous for
est fires in Northwest Montana.
Testimony in the Goebel case shows
that Caleb Powers had Governor Tay-
lor's pardon in his pocket when ar
rested.
The papers in the appeal of Roland
b. MolineauX, of New York, convicted
of murder, number 1926 typewritten
pages.
Peary's relief steamer Windward has
sailed again for the Arctic Ocean.
A plot to release Berkman from the
''N'eNih 4 NiillSg ~ anna ny
tunneling was discovered He is the
Anarchist who tried to kill II. C. Frick
in Pittsburg.
AT Hartford, Conn, Charles Hoyt,
the playwright, opposed in vain an ap-
plication committing him to retreat
for the insane.
1t is believed in Washington that
General Rathbone, former director of
posts in Cuba, has been placed under
arrest in Havana.
new avenue will be laid out on
Gettysburg battlefield to follow the
line Confederate artillery during the
battle.
A railroad will be constructed from
Beaus Mill, Upshur county, to Hut
louisville, Randolph county, w. Va.
Herbert B. Simpson, criminologist,
who was decorated with the cross of
the Legion of Honor by King Humbert
of Italy, committed suicide at Wichita,
Kansas.
The Somerset County (Pa.) Leglsla-
tive contest was decided by a judicial
opinion in favor of the anti-Quayites.
Fire in Buffalo destroyed a grain ele-
vator laden with grain. The loss is al
most 100000.
In the trial Of Alexander Jester ac-
cused of the murder of Gilbert Gates
in 1871, witnesses for the defense, at
New London, Mo-, rebutted testimony
Tor the prosecution.
binocular glass is to be presented
by President Mckinley to Captain
Baillie for saving lives.
An extended conference in the mat
ter of the glass cutters strike was
held in Pittsburg, but no conclusion
was reached.
After three months ldleness the
striking coal miners near Scranton,
Pa, succeeded in gaining their de-
mands.
1t Is announced in Sterling, Col, that
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy is
to build railroad in Alaska.
The Kansas Midland Railway has
been sold, and will become part of the
Frisco system.
The German Government has i'm
pressed into service as a transport the
Hamburg-American steamship Adria,
now at Philadelphia.
A fire in Chicago resulted in the
death of four women and injuries to
four persons.
Mrs. John Evans, of Scranton, Pa, a
bride of week, was given oxalic acid
in mistake for EPSON salts by her
father. She will probably die.
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