The suburban citizen., 1900-02-10
THE NEWS.

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oner for pinning legal notice on the door
of Governor Taylors office, at the state cap
itol at Frankfort, KY. was released. 1t is
said that pressure from Washington caused
Governor Taylor to permit the man to walk
out. Adjutant General Collier said, how
ever. that the man had simply been released
pending arrangements for his trial by court
martial.
The United States and Great Britain have
reached an amicable agreement regarding
the Clayton Bulwer treaty as affecting the
Nicaragua Canal The United States Will
have sole control.
Mrs. Missouri Brown. OF Woodford, S. c.
charges that Charles Furtick, after marry
ing one Of her daughters, married another
woman, and subsequently married another
of her daughters.
Property valued at over one million dol
lars was destroyed by fire in ST. Louis
Three blocks OF buildings were burned. One
fireman was killed and eight others injured.
Benjamin Rich, head Of the Mormons in
the South, at Chattanooga, says ex-Con-
gresham King, Democrat and Mormon,
will be elected to succeed Roberts.
The charred body OF Nancy Eckman, a
recluse, was found In her burning home,
near Lancaster, ia.
Dr. Albert S. Ashmead, of New York, de-
-clared that a leper colony exists In Mott
street.
Mrs EGle Powell was arrested at Iocum-
town, Pa, on the charge OF bribery.
An unknown White man attempted to as
sassnate James Mitchell, a farmer, near
Buckroe Beach, on the Chesapeake.
Two skaters on the river in Fairmount
Park. Philadelphia were drowned and one
had a narrow escape.
Winfield S. G. Walker shot Margaret Davis,
his sweetheart, in Philadelphia, and killed
himself
The French oil tank steamer Le Lion put
into port at New York with a broken rudder.
George Shotwell Was blown to pieces by
an explosion at u powder mill, near Jessup,
Pennsylvania.
1t is generally admitted that tho strike at
the Cramps shipyard has been declared Off.
Mrs Edith Quick, accused Of numbering
her husband in Peru, Ind, was acquitted.
Joseph Reilly was arrested in New York on
the charge Of robbing letter boxes.
Governor Taylors counsel had a confer
-ence with Goebels lawyers and friends, and
proposed that the case Of the two governors
be submitted to the State Court of Appeals,
with the right to carry it to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. The Goebel men
rejected the proposition, being unwilling to
let the matter go beyond the State courts.
The president OF bank which is n deposit
tory for Kentucky State funds refused to
honor vouchers signed by Governor Taylor,
and the warden OF the pententlary refused
to release a convict whom Governor Taylor
had pardoned. The militia still guard the
capitol grounds and building, with instruc-
tons TO -eceve no orders from Goebel. The
condil on Of Goebel continues critical. Gov
Taylor sent telegram TO President McKin-
ley declaring that he was doubtful of his
power to control the situation, and asking
that the President recognize him as gov
ernor.
The funeral train bearing the remains OF
Major General LRWton, Major Logan and
DIR. Armstrong started for the east from San
Francisco.
While trying to save children from fire
in parochial school building In st. Louis, a
Catholic sister perished with one of her lit
tie pupils
Former Bank President Charles II. Cole.
Of the Globe National Bank OF Boston, gave
bail In $4,000 to answer the charge OF en-
bezzlement.
Tho fast passenger train on the Plant sys
tenn was wrecked near Tampa. Fla Several
passengers We're Killed and others injured.
Miss Femon d. Geneva leaped from the
thlrd-story window Of burning tenement
In New York and was killed
Mrs. Louisa Schaefer was killed in Chi
cago by Nicholas Hotzler, whom she had re-
fused to marry.
Fire in the manufacturing district OF Day
ton, o., caused a loss OF s5O0,000
William Goebel was sworn in as Governor
OF Kentucky, and j. II. Beokham as lieuten-
ant governor The Democratic members OF
the legislature filed a written statement say
ing they were in favor Of seating him. but
had been prevented by Governor Taylor,
who kept them out Of all halls by the mill
tary, and issued proclamation adiourning
the legislature to meet In London on Febru-
AIRY g.
Loriston NJ. Fairbanks, father Of United
States Senator Fairbanks, died at Pasadena,
Cal.
Smallpox is prevalent in the central sec
tlon OF West Virginia.
Wade Paugh was frozen to death In Rltchie
county W. Va.
The British steamer Marston Moor went
ashore of New Inlet near Cape Hatteras.
The Haywood Brothers chair factory IN
New York. was destroyed by fire.
The Patternmakors Union OF Chicago has
demanded nine-hour day.
Mrs. Fred Reed, OF Boonton n. j., found
her runaway husband near Middletewn, N.
y, and then made the discovery for the first
time that she was a stepmother.
One man was killed and dozen others
fatally injured by an explosion Of a battery
Of four boilers In the steel department OF
Phillips. Mlnnick ( co. - mill in pittsburg