The Sunday globe., 1901-05-26
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Home News Including Murders, Suicides, Rob-
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Happenings in our Great and Expanding
Country, from Ocean 10 Ocean and from The
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Pekln, May 20, 1901 CABLE. The EN-
peror has finally determined not to enter
Pekin until the foreign troops are with
drawn. Great pressure is being brought
upon the diplomatic and military repre-
sentatives of Germany to change their
determination OF remaining at Pe1in.
There is a deadlock at present with all
the powers consenting except Germany,
to clear the way for the removal OF the
court to the ancient Chinese capital.
Count Won Waldersee still expresses his
determination TO remain alone, If neces-
sary, and see it out with the Chinese
court.
London, May 26.-The news from China
is disturbing the placid exterior ofDown-
ing street. The ministers have had sew
eral meetings within the past twenty
four hours, and it is suspected that the
gravity Of the Chinese situation and Ger
many's attitude has been discussed, but
no definite result has been arrived at
other than the continuance of the Joint
pressure on the obdurate Germans.
Boston, May 26.-The Jamaica Plain
Carnival Association has secured Lieut..
Richmond 2. Hobson to deliver an ora
ton the Fourth of July.
Danville, May 26.-The big Montour
rolling mill of the Reading Iron Com
pany has been burned.
Dallas, May 26.-Luther aud Herman
Kountze, of Kountze Brothers, New
York, are at Beaumont in the interest of
the Standard Oil Company.
Worcester, May 26.-Mrs. Elizabeth A.
Naramore, who killed her six children in
Coldbrook Springs, has been committed
to an asylum for life.
Stafford Springs, Conn, May 26.-
Adolph Rawister, a prominent cloth
manufacturer in Connecticut and Brook
lyn, Is dead.
New York, May 26.-Justice Blanch-
ard, in the Supreme Court, today heard
arguments in the application of the firm
OF Cohen, Goldman & Co. for temporary
injunction restraining the United Gar
ment Workers Of America from sending
out boycott circulars directed against the
plaintiu 6rm, The plaintins conduct
wholesale clothing business in this city.
over year ago they began 10 have trou-
ble with Their employees, and on Febru-
airy 8, 1900, strike was declared. The
tailors' side of the case will be presented
tomorrow.
Windsor, VT, May 26.-Judge Wheeler,
in the United States District Court, had
declared that a verdict of S2l ,OSO be en-
tered in favor of d. d. Muir, receiver of
the Merchants National Bank of Rut-
land, in his case against the Fidelity
Company Of Baltimore, The case will
be carried to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. The litigation grew
out of the wrecking of the Merchants
Bank last year by Cashier Mussey,
whose bond was furnished by the Balu-
more concern.
Schenectady, n. Y, May 26.-David
Reynolds, a farmer, living two miles
from this city, has been found murdered
in his barn. His head was mashed TO a
pulp with an ak, which was found near
by. Reynolds was miserly and wealthy,
and it has always been believed that he
carried large sums about him, and the
report circulated that he was in the habit
OF carrying large sums of money in his
boots. When the body was found the
boots were missing,
New York, May Ex-senator William
A. Clark, of Montana, arrived home from
Europe today EN- route to Butte, whence
he is hurrying to attend the marriage of
his son, William A., jr,, and Miss Mabel
Foster.
The Senator is accompanied by his
eldest son, Charles w. Clark.
William A. Clark, jr., is now at Butte,
living at his fathers mansion, where the
wedding is to take place on June u. 1t
is announced that after the wedding the
young couple will come East and take
up their residence i'm this city in Senator
Clark's Fifth avenue mansion.
The Senator has settled Sl,O00,OOO on the
bride-elect.
Springfield ILL.,, May 26.--Arrange-
ments were completed today tor the fun
eral on Sunday Of John Riley Tanner,
the late eX- governor of Illinois, who died
suddenly yesterday afternoon. The GER
emony will be military in character,
in by members of the G. A.
h. and Sons of Veterans. The bodywill
lie in state i'm the rotunda Of the State
house from a. m. to p. m. Sunday.
Raleigh, n. C. May 26.-At Whining
ton last night Jim Hawkins, "A negro
gambler, who was playing cards with
John Brown, colored, drew a revolver,
demanded Browns money, shot him six
times, robbed his body, and fed. Haw-
zins was captured under bed in ne
yress' house, revolver in hand.
Montgomery, Ala, May 26.-The con-
convention today unanimous
y pledged itself TO keep the pledges of
he Democratic party and submit to any
sent to the people for ratifl-
'ation. The privileges of the floor were
toSenators Morgan and Pettus.
Philadelphia, May 26.--A sensational
attempt at murder and suicide took
place at hotel here last night when
Iohn A. Jenkins, of Brooklyn, y. Y, at
empted to kill young woman named
Mae Barber, Of this city, and then blew
lis brains out while in the grasp of "A po-
iceman.
Nyack, May 26.-The Rapid Steamboat