The suburban citizen., 1900-10-06
THE NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

Monday morning with the steamer
Biela, also British, and sunk her in
80 minutes. All the crew were saved
Second Lieutenant Max Wagner, Of
the Twenty-siXth Infantry was killed
Ia the Philippines October T.
Robert Treat Paine, Jr., was nomi.
mated in Boston by the Democrats foi
Governor of Massachusetts.
Robert McCurdy Lord a retired
banker and broker killed himself al
Mount Vernon, N, Y.
Rodney Lowry and W. H. White
fought duel, with fatal results, neal
Tuscaloosa, Ala.
A plan is under discussion to con,
troll all the rice grown in this country
Thieves robbed the B. & o. station
at North Mountain, w. Va.
Pire caused a loss of $1,000 at New.
vile, Pa.
The United States District Court IN
Milwaukee, Wis. denied the petition
of the Chicago Board of Trade for q
temporary injunction restraining sew.
erel alleged bucketshops Of Milwaukee
from using the quotations of the Chi.
cago board, and referred the case to
referee.
Capt J. V. Henry, former assistant
postmaster at Quincy, ILL.,, was arrested
on the charge of embezzlement from
the National Railway Mail Service
Benevolent Association
Theodore Furley was sentenced to Il
years in the penitentiary for attempted
rape on Mrs. Sarah Bowers near
Darkeville, w. Va
The threatened race riot at George.
town, S. c., was ayerted by the Gov.
ernor, who ordered the dispensary an6
beer privilege closed
President John e., Hudson, Of the
American Bell Telephone Company
died suddenly in a railroad station in
Beverly, Mass
A crowded trolley car ran away IN
Wichita, Kan, throwing 80 passengers
into creek, of whom so were injured
Mrs. Frank Leslie retired from the
management Of Leslies Popular
Monthly.
General Cotton Green, an ex-Con-
federate, died at his home in Memphis,
Tenn.
Rev. Young Reeder pastor of the
Columbia Is, c. Baptist Church, who
had been warned by an opposing
faction not to hold services, was shot
dead while praying, and Rev. b. II
Williams, who was assisting him, was
wounded
The Cunard Line steamer Campania
arrived at New York from Liverpool
and Queenstown after a very protract.
ed voyage, caused by dense fog, dur
ing which the engines were slowed
down.
Sexto Lopez, formerly secretary Of
Aguinaldo arrived in New York on
the Cunarder Campania to explain to
the American people, he says, the Fill.
pinos side Of their fight against the
Americans.
Harry Bloomburg, a travelling sales.
man, from Hagerstown, Md, was found
unconscious on the mountain road
near Franklin Furnace, Pa. He claim.
ed to have been a victim Of knockout
drops
Julius Washington, the colored por-
ter Of Pullman car, shot and serious.
ly wounded a. f. Hindle, the Pullman
conductor on the Florida express after
a quarrel,
Warner M. Newbold, a prominent Of
fetal of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad, committed suicide in Bir-
mingham, Ala.
The nine-year-old son of s. w.
Kalor, Of Parsons, w Va. was killed
by falling from Il chestnut tree
Col. David H. Elliott, land agent OF
the Southern Railway, died suddenly
in Charleston, S. C.
A serious blow to arbitration in the
settlement Of the coal strike has been
dealt by the men of the MarlSle mines
who have repudiated their agreement
with their employers. The strike sit
uation is otherwise unchanged, and
President Mitchell is awaiting develop
ments in the probable shape Of a de-
finite offer from the operators. a New
York story is to the effect that the Of
fer is already formulated, only the de-
tails being left to be arranged.
President Burlington, of the illinois
Steel Company, announced that a num-
her Of the mills would be shut down
on account Of scarcity of orders, pur-
chasers awaiting the result of the
presidential election.
In Frankfort, KY, Judge Cantrell
oVerruled the motion for a new trial
made In behalf of James Howard, con-
Victed of killing Governor Goebel, and
sentenced him to be hanged Notice
OF appeal was given.