The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-04-25
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS.
Domestic.

U0meStic,
Two decisions made by the Circuit
Court in New York upon the tariff law
will add SSoo,ooo annually to the Gus
toms receipts OF the government.
'Longshorcmcn's Unions Nos. u and
! 1903, OF Newport News. Va. received
/ notice that their strike had been sane
toned by headquarters.
/ Capt r. :. Parks was nominated at
! Luray, Va, to represent Page and Rap-
pahannock counties in the Constitu.
/ tional Convention.
Four graduates oil Union Seminary
were denied admission to the ministry
because their views were held to be un-
| orthodox
Negotiations are in progress for a
| combine OF makers OF steamer engines
and for manufacturers OF mining ma
| chinery.
w. S Yeatman. a dsbursing clerk in
/ the Treasury Department, died suddenly
at a hotel in York. Pa.
The Reynolds band of ieudists, in
trcnched at Boones Fork. KY. was
finally induced to surrender.
The chair factory OF James O. Clone
at Madison Court House, Va. was de-
stroyed by fire.
Ex-Gov Charles c. Stockley. OF Della
ware. died at his home in Georgetown.
Lizzie Dodson. the woman burglar,
who escaped from the Virginia Penitsn
tiary. was recaptured in FairiaN county
after a fight with Deputy Constable
Pierpont
Dan Murphy, the Richmond (Va)
newsboy who had been missing for
some time. was found dying from
wounds at the Tredegar Works.
Rev. Wayland +. Dunaway was elect
ed to represent Lancaster and Rich
mond counties in the Virginia Consti-
tutional Convention
The hamlet OF Biscayne Fla, was
struck by a tornado John Peters was
fatally injured and William Cook seri-
ously hurt.
The strike OF the steelworkers at Nc
keesport was ended by an amicable
agreement, which declared that there
had been Misunderstanding and mis-
takes on both sides.
WI Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister,
spoke on Americas cotton trade with
China at a dinner given by the South
ern Manufacturers Club at Charlotte,
y. c.
Postoffice Inspector Bulla and United
States Marshall Bendit arrested in
Rocky Mount, N. c.. Charles Alexan-
der. a member OF Frisco Stern's gang.
Two locomotives wete struck by
huge snowslide near Boulder Col, and
hurled down the mountain into chasm.
Four men were killed
In a head-on collision on the Wheel
ing and Lake Erie Railroad, in the
Cleveland yards one man was killed
and number injured.
IOgPph Com HI lpel-v u-ar lsilied in Trpu-
ton, N. J., by Detective John J. Clancy,
who was trying to arrest him for bur
glary
Labor leaders in Virginia have started
campaign to secure the adoption OF
ten-hour bill by the next Legislature.
d. P. Hurley, freight agent OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad at Alex
andria. Va. has disappeared.
Clifford {. Deem, a brakeman, fell
from his train at Long Run, w. Va,
and sustained fatal injuries.
Dr.. Charles w. Dana was burned to
death whiletrying to save his horse from
burning stable.
Gen. Andrew NJ. Anderson, COM
mandant OF the Soldiers Home at San
dusky, Ohio, dropped dead
Storms did considerable damage in
Tennessee, Alabama and Louisiana.
Archbishop John j. keane was invest
cd with the pallium at Dubuque, Iowa,
Cardinal Gibbons conferred the pallium
Archbishop Ireland made the principal
address.
Five hundred employees of the Onon-
daga Pottery, in Syracuse, n. Y, went
on a strike in sympathy with the girl
strikers.
Minister Loomis arrived at New
York from Venezuela. He denies that
he criticized President Castro
FifV-one Indians and negroes receiv-
ed diplomas and certificates at the
Hampton Normal School
Alexander Agassiz was elected presi-
dent OF the National Academy OF Sci
encc.
Mrs. Anna Sheldon Andrews died at
Slatersyille r. l.. aged 100 years.
Code Denny, a B. & O. brakeman,
was killed at Lamira, w. Va.
Ex-C Congressman Melvin r. Baldwin
killed himself at Seattle