The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-09-19
SUMMARY or THE LATEST NEWS.
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AT the encampment OF the Grand
Nanny OF the Republic Commander-in-
Chief Rassieur made violent attack on
mansion Examiner Evans and his meth
lcd OF administering the pension laws.
The Democratic State Committee oi
lYirginis declined the proposition Of III,
Republican committee for a joint de
bate by the gubernatorial candidates oil
fhe two parties.
Shamrock II. had two lucky escapes
kpom serious disaster while taking a
opin. She was struck by squall and
came very near running into yacht.
The strike situation remains un-
changed. The steel combine has re-
frsed to entertain further propositions
of settlement from the Amalgamated
Association.
Shipping is tied ZIP at New Orlean:
by strike OF the longshoremen, whose
demand for higher wages has been re-
fused by the shipping agents.
A mob OF negroes broke into the jail
vt Wickliffe KY. and lynched three
negroes who confessed having robbed
q respected colored man.
While on sick bed Miss Zoe Daugh-
trey, OF Atlanta, was married in Nor
tolk TO DR.. Louis Sage Hardin, also OF
Atlanta.
A misplaced switch caused wreck
lpr the West Shore Railroad near SYRIA
kufe, in which 2s passengers were Shak-
en up
,At the convention OF the naval asso-
clafion OF Naval Veterans in Cleveland,
Ohio. officers were elected and installed
Rev. DIR. T. T.. Cramblett. OF Pitts
burg, has accepted the presidency OF
Bethany College. at Bethany, w. Va.
Nick Childress was struck by rock
xhrcwn by Joseph Hendricks in Rich-
imond, Va, and seriously injured
Ola World. IS years OF age, was mar
yried in Richmond Va. to Frank w.
lLrwis, 23 years old
Bishop Henry b. Whipple is danger
sously i'll at Faribault, Minn.
Johann Most. the anarchist, was ar
'resfcd in New York city.
Immigration Commissioner Powder
tly and Congressman Cornell are draft
Ang bill. to be submitted to Congress,
which, il passed, will prevent anarchists
hnding here.
The court OF inquiry at Brooklyn
Navy Yard sustained charges OF drunk
.enness against Col. Robert l.. Meade.
'Ee will be court-martialed.
Near Peru, Ind. six persons were
killed by train while walking on the
rack. They were returning home from
q funeral.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has di-
rected that internal revenue receipts be
deposited with national bank repositories
up to the par value of all bonds depos-
ited, including the ? per cent bonds. This
will release about $4,000, 900.
A rear-end collision took place on the
Pennsylvania Railroad at Wilmington.
rpel., and over a dozen people were in
}ured Mrs. E. B. Clagget, of Balti-
more, was badly bruised and shaken up.
Robert A. Thompson. of Red Lion.
Pa, aged so years, died as the result OF
shock produced by the news of the at
tempted assassination OF President Nc
Kinley.
Secretary Gage announces that he will
consider proposals for the sale of gov
ernment 3 per cent bonds for the sinking
fund.
y fhe Concatenated Order of Hoo, in
session at Norfolk, Va. adopted a reso-
lution in favor of stamping out anarchy.
By the explosion OF dynamite at a lime
kiln at Leesburg, Va, one man was kill
ed and two were hurt.
Near Leesburg, Va, Lillian Jessups
threw herself in front OF a moving train
and was instantly killed.
James G. Stowe. United States consul
at Cape Town, South Africa, arrived in
New York
Census returns show that there are
more males than females in Pennsylya
MIA