THE NEWS,
Qeorge Helule was crushed to dexth in a
fog-snaper vat in Buffalo. —— Wm, T. Red-
fern an i J hi Ditzell, while shoveling snow
grom the 100f of the new cpera louse, in
RBiizabath, N. J, fell to tha street, being car-
vied down by an avalanche of snow. Had-
fern was instantly killed, but Ditzol wes only
slightly injured.——The entire plant of the
J. N. Roberts Mauufacturing Company,
manuf otur va of baskets and veneeriog, at
Poplar Bluff Mo., was burned. . The loss is
placed ut $10.00), with small insurance, ———
Chailes Wilon Rowe was convicted in the
United Slates Court, in Philadelphia, of
using the mali s {or the purpose of defraui-
fog and of conspiracy. Sentence was de-
ferred. Rowe's scheme was very compre:
bensive, and he succeeded in swindling lum-
bermen throughout the Northwest of thous,
ands of dollars ~The annual session of tha
Great Covucil of Improved Order of the Red
Men was beld in the Mas nic Temple, in
Trenton, N. J ——A verdict of temporary
fnsanity wa« rendered by the coroner's jury
in Philadelph a, in the case of Robert J,
Chapman, of the Chapman Decorative Com-
pany, who committed suicide by sbooting
himself in the head. — Max RHeesa a general
werchandis) dealer, of Shenandoah, Pa.,
was foun | guilty before Judge Butler in the
United States District Court, in Philadel
phin, of the charge of using the mails in
carrying on a s'beme to d fraud.—A
three year-old daughter of William Grubb,
who liv.s near Sharpsburg, was boiled to
death in & kettle of hot milk.
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, re
ceived the torual resignation of Chief Jus-
tice Paxton. It was accepted and ordered
filed in the State Department. There is no
hint as to his successor, but the name of
Judge Heydrick is mentioned. —Hugh McD,
Court of No. a Scotia.—A bitter struggle
sociation, Inlisna Btove Works, Kiechle
Brentans & Obsndorfer and Kahn, Myer
~—A fire broke out in the headquarters of
the Whirkey Trust in Peoria, which occas.
foned only a small loss. The fire caught
from a defective flue in the upper story,
near the roof, which was partially consum-d.
~——During the storm, Eng neer McMannis,
of the steam-tug 8.a King, towing barges
from Philadelpbis for Boston, was washed
overboard.——Although Govervor McKia.
ley fs bankrupt by the Walker failure, he
says be will not resign the governorship. —
Four pa'nters were seriously burt by a fal)
of scaffo'ding fn a railroad depot in Boston,
~—Thres persons were kill «d and twelve in-
Jured in a wreck on the West Shore Rail
road near Pahnyra, N, Y.——George W,
Lichtenthaler. the no‘ed conchologist and
marine botanist, died in San Francisco.
Frank Ho land was hanged for murder in
Brazoria, Texas.——Robert J. Chapman,
pany, Umited, committed suici le in the coms.
pany's store, in Philadelphia, by shooting
himself in the head ——Capt. Gilbert Wil
liams, of the Mallory line, died in New
York. Cajtain Williams was born at Fssex,
Ct, Afty-six years sgo. He had been em
ployed Ly the Mallory line for about fifteen
years, lalerly commanding the steamer State
of Texas — Rev. Josso Albert Lock, a Pre-
testant Episcopal clergyman of New York,
bas gone over to the Catholic Church, ——
Jobn F. Miller, aged twenty-three years, the
bookkeeper of the First National Bank of
Columbia, Pa., who last June absconded,
leaving a shortage of over #8,0X, and who
surrendered bhimsell and pleaded guilty,
after making a tour of the world, with de-
tectives at his hoels, was sentenced to five
yea 8’ imprisonment in the Eastern Peniton-
tiary by Judge But'er ia the United States
Cireunit Court, in Pailadelphia. ——The Beau-
pre Mercantile Company, composed of
Beaupre, Keogh & Davis, and one of the
leading wholesale grocery hjuses of St. Paul,
assigned. ——Leosom & Co, hardware deal.
ers in Chicag, made an sssignment for the
benefit of their creditors. The assets and
bilities are, each, estimated at $40,000, wu
While John Haley and Daniel O'Leary were
drinking together at 1he house of the latter,
un Philadelphia, an oid quarrel was renewed
between them, and in the fight that followed
Haley stabbed O'Leary to death, Haley
was arrested.
At Newcastle, Ind., Mrz. Rboda Short
ridge was arreste), charged w th the mur ler
of ber bush wd, and Joseph Tulils was ar-
rested at R chmond, charged with being her
accomplice. William B. 0. tr.dge died .ast
November, Ugly rumors have preva led
ever since, andl nis remains were exusumed
for examination. Arsenic wes found in large
quantities, hence the arcest.-——J bn G.
Owens, a well-known sc.entisto! Low isburg,
Fa, died recently of yellon fever in Hone
duras whie masing excavations for H irvard
Univers ty an i codecting exhibits for tie
archaclogicnl exhibit at the World's Fair,
wane owwis Lowis andl Henry Jackson, both
negroes, wiil be hanged on the same scaffold
fu Macon some time next mouth, L.wsis
& wife murderer, and Jacson shot another
negro woom he suspected of uadue intimacy
with bis (Jic.mou's) wife, The Supreme
Conri bus ja t refused a new trial ia 1 oth
cages —— Watior Well rand Joan Domus
were + illed, and Fireman McCord and F ag.
wan Davis ser ¢. oly injured, in a wreck on
the Pens; Ivarha Hehuylaill Valley road,
near Phwaixvilie, Pa, —— An unknown mas
committed suicid: in a gun store in Annis
ton, Als, ——A gpecisl session of the Daaish
Evangelical Lutheran Association opened in
Chicago.
————s
KILLED BY CIGARETTES
A Young Man in Brooklyn Made Tn
sane, and Then Dies of Apoplexy,
A
BOUND BY A BLIZZARD.
Many States Feel the Effect of the
Storm.
New York Has a Foot and A-Half of
Snow.
Batween a fall of 18 inches of sow and a
blizzard that has frozen it into solid masses
by the noted storm of March, 1838,
Numbers of vessels in the bay have been
damaged and minor marive
constantly being reported.
Broadway, of course, is clear of snow, but
the avenues of heavy trafllo like West, Wash.
fogton, Hudsn, East Grad, Gorek sticats
and avenue: Oue, A B, Cand D are almost
impassable, This bars trucking along the
water-front on both sides of tne city, and
shipping industries are at a standstill,
er Brenvan's street cleaning departm: nt,
with its thousands of men and hundreds of
earts, to ¢'ean up tho snow a d restore the
streets to their normal condition.
From interior points reports come In of
blizzard-bound towns and roads made im
pas«ible by the storm. The northern tele-
graph services is still demoralized,
{ Ciscixxatr O-—The river has assumed a
| It continusd to rise
during Saturday night and all of Sunday.
| The flood has now created real aslarm.
| Trade and traffic is interfered with, New-
threatening a: pect,
i k rt is already suffering in the lower streots
| Mill creek is flooded to almost the top of the
{ banks and the water has «rep Into some cel
{ lars on the ' po r sides of Fr nt sti eet,
The Big Four and the Chesapeake and
Ohio train. were the only ones running ioto
the Grand Central Depot. Toe Baliim re
| and Ohio Southwestern doe« pot come in
farther than Eighth street. The Cincinn iti
Bouthern is making its depot at Mel. an
avenue, sad the Ohio and Mississippi at Ml!
| street. The Biz Four end Chesapeake and
Ohio traios are running hike boats, th ough
a foot of water at the foot af Bmith, Mound
1ubber boots, are working the switches with
ths water up to their kvees. The depot mas-
ter at the Grand Central Depot said: ‘No
trains can come into the [depot at a stage of
56 feet in the river. At 55 feet the water
*
The general opision was expressed by
river-men that the water will reach a stige
of 56 feet. Tue indications above are still
favorsble to a rise, while the Southern
strearns are still full,
BETHLEREM'S BLIZEARD,
Bethlehem, Pa.-—-The hurricane drifted
country roads, and it will take a week to
open them. The Lehigh and Lackawanna
| and no traios are run. A funeral cortege
from Bethlehem to Naxareth got snow- bound
thr eo miles from town, and a relief pany of
100 farmers with shovels and teams rescued
them. The storm is the worst for 50 years,
At Easton, Pa., a beavy fall of snow was
| followed by a tremendous blow all over this
{ section. The blizzard came up with remark
| able suddeunes:, catching many people on
| the streets. They were almost prostrated
| by the severity of the gusts
! The snow blew so thick it was almost im.
| possibile to see arc lights a square distant.
BLOWN FROM A BRIDGE.
{| Paterson, N. J.—~While John Tripp and
| William Dorrian, of Hawthorne, were re
| turning home from Paterson at about 1]
o'clock and were croming the Erie Railroad
| bridge, over the Pasmale River, a terrific
| gale o
Dorrian
| jumped into the stream to save his com.
jon, but could not find him. Tripp's
xly has not yet been recovered, eo gale
HOUSES WASHED AWAY.
Huntington, W, Va.—The Ohio River is
|
|
FIFTY-SECOND CONGRESS.
Senate,
47TH DAY. In the Senate the proposition
for a te for a new government privting
office 1 Washing on occu: ied over two
1 ours of the se son. A: umber 6! propo.i-
tious in regard to i were voted down, and
no decis on at all was made, Auother “site”
Guestio i— hat as to the custom house—was
also scuss-d at much lengih, and the re-
Sit was toast an appropriation of $0.0 0
in addition to the former one of $§1,40.,00)
to pay fo the site was mad +. Another sub-
ject which gave rise to a rather heated dis-
of the soldiers’ home,
4518 Davy.—In the Bena ¢ Washington's
farewell address was read by Mr, Madder-
The Bundry Civil Appropriation ui}
was then taken up and all the amendments
made m Committe of the Whol s wus agreed
The bill was then passed, The confers
was cal 01 up and agreed to. The Consular
takn up but, without any action upon it,
the Benute proceeded to 1h © ¢ sideration of
dn Dav.—Ia less than one hour, the
Academy bill's wus read, consiflered and
passed, and then the Leg slative, Executive
propriates $s 00 000, was tak-n and econ-
the t me of sdjourment. all
the bills that were reported from the com-
50ts Day.—In the Senate, the Legislative
stitute for this ty-five clerks to senators, not
The House amendment to
~~ A 1 Amendment
offices to be tilled by
of ord 1.
priation for the expenses of the Civil Ber.
vice Canmission was adopted ——8 nator
ported favo ably to the House, authorizing
veyors of customs Mr. McPherson in-
Cr nmictes to wscertain during the rece s of
Congress the effect of the tariff laws upon
imports, and upon the growth, development
and prices of sgrivultural and man factur-
ing articles at home and abroad, and upon
Wages,
House.
40ta Day. ~The Houses Judiciary Cons
m tee rp ried favorahly the Hopkins reso.
lot on joguiring of the Attorney General
why be had not prosecuted the Sugar Trust
Tue Con mi. tes on Mi itary Affairs re-
ported tavorshiy the 8 nate ili 0 establi-h
companies of the hospital corps, United
Biates Army. Toe bill was recommended
by the 8B. ope ary of War, the major geveral
con man jog the army and the surgeon gen.
eral. —Sepate bill to facilitate the enf rce-
ment of the Immigra jonand Contract lab r
Inns went to the cusudar.——The House
pwsed the Podoffice bili af er eliminating
th provision for special fat mail facilinjes
irom Springfield to New Orleans The
bi ance of the day and night was spent in
filibusieri iz against the Care supler bill,
Sha Day. Mr. Henderson moved to go
Inte Co un itteo of the Whole for the consi »-
M-. Hatch antagonized the motion with the
Anti-option Lill, but Mr. Henderson's mo-
tion ws suce s«ul, and considerat.on of the
Postoffice bul was resumn . Ths bill was
reportad to the House and passed. Mr, Pool
dian Appropriation bill and Mr, Haich for
Mr. Poel was recog.
nized, an | carrie { his motio r. Bo the House
west inio Committees of the Whole on the
At propriation bill aod the speaker
called Mr. Hatch to the Chair as presi sing
officer. Aft r thies hours’ debate on the
bill the House adjourned
bist Dax.— The confe ence report on the
Army Appropriation bill was agreed to,
The Indian Approp istion bill was under
consideration whea the House adjourned,
dered to the next secretary of the navy,
Hilary A. Hertert, of Alabama. He was
warmly greeted, and, without regard to
| trous flood of i888, The wind is blowing »
i fearful gale, and the waves are 10 to 20 fest
high. There bas been much damage to
| wharf boats and other floating properties,
| Towns adjacent to
! highly located, are suffering ver
Houses have been upiot and washe
Ceredo.
much.
SECRETARY FOSTER
| Exchange of Pleasent Letters Between
Him and the President.
The official correspondence in regard to
the resignation of Secretary of State Foster
| is as follows:
i DEPARTMENT OF STATE, © |
Wassixoros, Feb. usry 21, 1803 {
To the Presideut:
I heresy t nder my resignation as secre
tary of state, to tase effec. on the 131 in
stant, to ensbie me to eater upon the duties
of agent of the United Btates belcre the
Tribunal of Arbitrat on, to convensat Pa: is,
to which post you have he: stofore appointed
me. In thus d ssolvi g the relations wb ch
have so intunately smociated me with you,
1 beg in n manife.t, most sincere and hearty
manuer my appreciation of the confiden. eo
you have repo ed in me, and to wisa tor you
a long life of continuous usefulness and
honors.
[Sigoed.]
RESIGNS
Joux W. Fosren.
Exgcumive Maxsion, }
Wasnixaron, Feuruary 23, 1803
Hon. John W. Foster, Secretar ; of State,
I have your lette of the 2ist ins aul
tendering * our resignation of the orice of
¢ cretary of state, to 1a .e effect this date, |
am sorry that circumstances wi | not permit
you to remain in the discharge of the duties
of your office until the exp ration of my
term; but [ nr #0 the £. ct that as agent
of the United States in the Bering Sea arbi
tration you can ren.er a superior jublio
8 rvae. I therefore, accept yur resigon-
tion; and dong #0 it g ves me great pleasure
tu testy to the high and suco. sul charac.
ter of your work in the Staie Departinent,
Your term has been short, but it has con-
nected your name with some i reat dplo-
matic events. Our persooal and offic al reo-
Intions have been o. ths mst gratifying and
sat factory character, snd yun will carry
with | my hgh regard and my mos:
affectionate wists. Most = neerely yours,
bla secreaty Wiis 3 sc
! barton wi
retary of state until the end of Mr,
's term,
TH UNDER A HUGH ROCK.
Crashed Down a Mountain Bide Upon a
_ Workmen's Cabin.
A large rock on the mountain side at
Koeney's Creek, W. Va, broke Joe and
stashed through a shanty, killing four men
and injuring e ght others.
The men were Italian latorers employed
In the construction of a short line of Rai
road from Nuttallbarg, on the Ches: peaks
doin him bogor,
52sp Day.—In the House the Bundry
Civil Appropriation bill, wit Benateamend.
men's, was referre « to the commi tee of the
whole ~The consideration of th. lodian
Appropriation bill « as resumed, and a num-
ber of amendments acted on.
anno. sass — css ost
PEOPLE AND EVENTS,
Lew Warrace's next novel isdue in May,
Justice Hantax ls receiving social honors
in Lona 5. Tie Behring Bea arbitration
JOux QUINCY Abas was elected Presi-
dent iu 15.5 vy te Hou « of Representatives
men «or and when Aduins b came Pog.
deat he mace Cliy B.c stary ut Biate, But
Ciay did nut become President.
Trovon E ikon may be worth $3,000,000
or (400.000, he dors Bot own his share of
the gr. at properties which bis genius hes fo-
duced others to create It was electricity
not finance he w sa studying when be port. coed
the magioal aj planes Laat bave made hit
unique among avenior. Ba" it hes cost
$1.0 0,0 0 more or le s to keep trespassers off
his preserves. Now be is ufter the Le
iron that is found in great quantities in the
Jersey M uniains,
A BOOK which promises to be of much
va.ue to students « f the Bible is row in the
Camiriege Usiversity Press, It is 8 colle
tion of p ‘pu ar arti les on the hisory and
archee sic gy of 310 Bi le, and it is to be oul od
“lhe Camb i g- Compunon to the Bible.”
Tiev.riius sic 0s Lave be n written by
distinguished & ‘bolas, who e aim vas Leen
toi torporang the istet reulis, both of
crit cism a d ex plorate n, to show how the
cmp »ive material of Lue tect wos od
togeiber: to explain th: relation of whe gv.
eral books to one anoth=r, and 10 conti uous
Darrative oi the re glvus history of lerael,
Wh 0 bou #1 up as supp © vent to the Refer-
ence Bible the whole will constitu ¢ “The
Cammy idge Teacher's Bible.” The work will
fi © ude a glossary oi Bible wor 8, concord.
ance, and au entird dy new set of maps.
Tray say t at when Archbisaop Ireland
Thies the Pope jot 1 tue American slide of
merican se uestion hs trans "
od the u ual : gr
wry that wetonk ha Hojdoess, a poten-
take bai ore am Sarmanyie war lord had
ropped his b lmot and st 5 Is
wo. tus that ire and started fo hich, A
at tie ¢ nvenional distance fiom the
throne bat tuat, warming wo his su he
got ne rer the pout undl flosily be was
ing down the goupe: r ght under the pi
pose. Whoa be was hep oaed
pte rap re he hood pos aronud and
dole mm good demoors fas.
after we. tation, his
from ibis Minnesota b irs od of
sloqu nee and sad:
tou ome. He brings a breath of new life
with him. Boch . ourage, smpl.oity, force
Wolly creat good shail coms wut of the
MET A TERRIBLE DEAT,
The Victims of a Railroad Wreck
at Philadelphia.
An Express From Washington Runs
Into a Local Train,
which left Broad Street Station, Poilade'-
prin at 10:20 the other morning, collided
with the Morton (Ps) sacrommodation tran
ner Bouth-Street Station, West Fhiladel-
| phis. Three carsof the accommodat on train
were wrec.ed, :
A rumor gained wide circulation that the
| special train bearing President Harrison
| from Washington to New York was one of
the trains in collision. This, h wever, was
| untrus, The President's sp cial passed
{ through for New York about on schedule
| time,
swi.ch to pull into South-Btreet Station, All
that was upon the switch full in the middie,
The express was wade up entirely of heavy
Fullmans, and the light psssenger
| buried 50 feet from the track,
{ smashed by ths terrible foice of the blow.
ens i eer immediate. y stopped bus train. Toe
crash of the collid pg ira ps and the screams
sud shrieks of the uuiortunaie pe ple placed
doasn benea bh the troken timbers or the
wr ced ear sp edily attiacted aa excited
crowd to the scene
The Twenty-first District Police 8 ation is
but a few squaies irom tue place wheres the
sccudent cocurced, sud a squad of officers
Were 5000 OD tue sosue and toe work of ex-
tricating the lojuied passeugers was soon
accomp 1-bed,
‘Lhe silied and ip jured were confined to the
third car of the accommodation and t is was
compie. ey wr.cend, Four pers 18 wre
Kijled and 0 injure!, Of the injured noue
is danges ous.y nurt
Hev, James Walker, one of the vic fms of
the disesler, was the rector of Calvary Pro-
te tant Epwcopal Chure. at Rocadale, Dela-
ware couuly, pear L pul Station, where he
bad been located for & doze « years past, He
was 50 years of sage and was well and favor:
ably known by the clergymen of the dio-
Chee,
Mr. Walker and his wife cocupied a seat
iu the cenire of the pss.enger cosch on ihe
side where the collision occurred, with Mr.
Walker oooupyivg the seat Dest to Loe w.n-
dow, ant whea teers b cane he was in-
sta tly ki oi Ly 8 ol ver . roa tbe side of the
car wir kiog Bim in thes ou ach. direrulone -
sug him. Mrs. Walker was thrown rom her
seat Ly the collswn and dash od sgain t the
rus of «he seat on th opposiie side of the
car, snd received a snvemescap-round, It
w. # also sinted at the Ugivers.ay Hosp tal,
to wh ch instiiution sie was removed, that
Mis Waker bad a8 sustained inte nal iu
49 rs
Fdward IL. Minter, Jr, who was in-
slanily kided, was about 45 years of age
The d atu of Mr. M nizer was outs ight, bis
bead belong aciually severad from bis bad)
Mrs Muateer, who was siting by his side
in tue car, was also instantly killed, atso Le
ing d capitated
Miss Maia RB woves, of Media, the
fourth victisa, was taken out of ‘he wreck
alive and pisced tenderly io au sm ulance
connected with the University hospital,
but she died before reac. ing oat nsoito
tion
The train baving the Presidential party
was celayed ouly a short time a short dis
tnoe beow the scene of the wreck, and it
theo procesded to New York ‘Those on
bo ra were no doubt unaware of the ter.
rible slaughter of brunan life caused > the
train which had preced.d them from Wash.
ington
Littie Edward Mintzer, the 10.-vear-old
sou of Mr, aod Mra. M niz r, who were de
capitated and ins antly sibied, told at the
University Hospital, where he was taken
efuer the codision, Low he «socaped un n-
ured.
“Mamma and 1 were sitting side by wide In
the sent and I was talsing to ber, She had
a book, but she was not reading. It was
lying in her lap. And then, ali st once, the
| Jocomotive come in through the window,
And-—wasn’t it nice? 1 wes not hort a bit
I found myeelf lying r.ght out on the g « und
aud mamma and paps were now here 0 be
secon, | don’t kouw where they are pow, but
I guess toey ll be bere pretty soon.’
| The cuiid was pot informed of the awful
{ fate of his parents, of which, happily, he
| bad no suspicion.
Rs
| DISASTERS AND CASUALTIES
A 310 fron bridge on the Georgia Pacifie
: Rallroad at G.esada, Mis, was wrecked 1 §
a flood.
| SMALL-POX is becomin ep demic in China
' and Japan. [+ Kobe durin; fourteen days,
| there were 340 cases and 149 deaths from the
diseass,
{ Tax Bulphite Pulp mil', owned by the
{ Richard. Paper Company, in Bouth Gari
| mor, Maine, wae burned. Loss, $200,000; in
| surance, $150,000.
i A xvMepzi of Jepaness fishing boats,
whose cress numbered 400 persous, are be.
liaved to have been 0 t in a storm io
Iatter part of January,
AT the Pellevue Hospital In New York,
there are still thirty- ne yphus fever * sus
pote” One new case wos admitted and
there was one death,
| ATELeGrau from Point Pleasant, N. J,
| says that the brig Ellie Carte, sshore at
| Buip Bow m Station, near Harvey Ceders,
bas gone to pieons aud is a tote: wreck,
A Masi of rocas ina quarry of the Ver
mnt Marble Company at West Rutland,
{ eaught under ue roots amd crushed to
deato, and one was fatally injured,
Power Con par y's Mls, near Vaooa Feun
lvania, on the Al eghens Vaicy Railroad.
bet bus McAu o ana William Soarborough
were kill.d and four others were seriously
injured.
timore, (rom Apalachicola, with the cap
tain, one pas uger a. d the crew, seven in
numter, uv: the Phladelp ia schooner Re-
beoon M. Wals, whch wis abandoned at
soa.
Tunee names unknown, were
drowned lu the Mystic River, at Charles.
town, Mass, by th - breaking of the ice on
which they we o skating. John Biske and
de heroic efforts
of the
Rs
the
Tux demands of the cm
York, | eupsylvania snd
x on tor waraed to Pre ident
York eity, tor Lis die sion
“biol wil be fine
ve
NI. 4
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.
Epitome of News Gleaned from Various
Parts of the Btate.
The guests who went to Btite College
from the nearby towns t -attead the opeu-
ing of the new engineering building and the
den ein the evening were blockei in the
soow drift, Eom of the danveors did nob
rea h the col e e till 12 Jclocs at night,
Tue Ban or & Poridand, FP nn ylvapia,
and New Yor, Busqu hanna & Westo n
Railroad Company were rep.rtel im re or
less blocked by snow,
Dr J. B. Ceawrorn, who is atteding
Banser Rockafellow, at Wilies- Barre, says
his patient is fusane aud shoull bosenttoa
hosp tal,
Goverxon PaiTison appoioted Judge
Heydricx, of Franklin County, to succeed
Chief Justice Paxson the Bupreme
Bench,
THE mivers of Nanticoke, who have been
on
pany.
Tue Wilkes-Barre Board of Trade parsed
of Luzerne County.
I» the hearing of the Frapklin-Forr
contest be ore ithe Legislative commit ee at
witnesies produ ed
Talbot call 4 attenti-n t) the
fact that trecoan'y was cheated ih ough the
exonerstion {from taxiation that prevaded
defunct Rocialel-
Ikgun to
banker, and the city
Tne depo-itos of ths
bring suit against the
treasurer will proceed again t the lan.er’s
bo «ds.ne n ln order
15g Fermer's Bank at Hibslsburg wens
Cras, Brarey shot Rose Stanley three
and then cut his own
He was actuated by jealousy.
JUDGE PErsuIsG, of Behuylelld oouaty,
Two Harvey furnaces, for the manufac
ture of armor plate steel, were fnished at
Tue statement of the appraisers of the do-
of Wilkes-Barre
Tue snowstorm was geaseral over Pennsyl
veania snd was the most severe of the » aso,
the rosds being badly drifted and traffic by
waion sad rail impeded
by highwaymen, robbed and bea ea into in-
sons bility,
discovered in the ocoounts of Readiog's ex-
City Treasurer.
Tee niall car attached to the fourth seo
tion of the day express on the Pennsylvania
train arrived at Lancaster, was
gutted.
Tur defense in the ca
ter. on trial at Greens
of bor husband, aiva:
Painter was an arsen
completely
£ Mrs. Kate Pain,
idea that Mr,
Medici Suciety
met an Easton and pr eso lutions favor.
Board of Health
A sronu reserabling a blizzard in its in.
tensity, with sccompaniments of blinding
# ow, flerce wind, thunder and vivil ight
ning, visited the + astern section of Pennsyl-
vanis
It lasted but ten minues in some
sides prostrating wires geperally aod shat.
rng w.andows everywhere, brought for
still
LerTEns were read in the two Catholie
Churches at Bayonne, throwing new lig’.
on Monsignor Batolli's campaign against
Cahens lism
A WARRANT was issued for the arrest of
by a depositor, who claimed his money was
Laxspowxe, Prospect Park and Yeadon,
Wire snow on the ground and the tem.
perature frosty, nineteen couverts to the
Baptist faith were immersed near Carlisle
CABLE SPARKS,
nxv. lxcror Part has been appointed
LADY ABERDEEN is arravging an exhibit
Lokp BaALISRURY mi .de a bitter attack
upon Gisusione in the ticuse of Lords,
Heavy floods are prevai.ng mn entral
ia and much aamage 8 a ucipated
Tue meeting between Ferainand de Les
seps and tus soa Charis was an afleclng
Tuk German Agricultural Deput es have
the commercial treaty with
Joscrmxx Feuicrre Bronax, the well-
knuwa Foench sctoess, died in Pars aged
BIXLY-Rine years.
A SEMLOFFICIAL note bas been isu-d in
declariug the reyor.s of cholera ia
Masai dos 10 be exaggerated
Usiren Ingiaxp, the Parne lite organ,
BA expressed © 8 opinion th ot the new luge
Tax Briti b board of ag jculturs has been
upon toe imporiation of Live cate.
A HURRICANE which swept over
ear on January 29th, killed many Aiadagae,
caused goa vest uetion of projeciy,
Tix English celogates to the Brosh
Monetary « Sulerance hove fsuesd a report
oa i ve not Leen ablo 10 ages upon
8 defaite shoe. -
Tug mater spinners of Lancashire have
offered 10 close t.eir mills mw orde th.t theic
oO, eratives may not be avle to contribule
the other mulls
wm, The Irish peogie wore reo.
to avoept Jha bili
M. Lequay, convicted of complicity in
sentenced bo
CLEVELAND'S CABINET.
He Completes His Official House-
hold,
Herbert, of Alabama, Will ba Bsere-
tary of the Navy.
Mr. Cleveland snnounced thst he had
30 upl ted bis Cabiset by the seleciion of
Richard Olney, of Boston, for Aitorney
Geueral, and Hillary A. Herbert, of Ala
Lama, for Becretary «f the Navy. The com
plow Cabinet is as follows:
Warter Q Guesuam, of Indigo, Becre
tary of Bla.e,
Journ G, Canissie, of Kentucky, Becre,
lary of the Treasury.
Daxier 8B, Lamont, of New York, Becre-
lary 2: War,
HiLrany A. Herpewr, of Alalama, Boo.
retary of the Navy.
Hoke Suir, of Georgia, Becretary of the
Iuterior,
i J. Breruane Monyox, of Nebraska, Becre,
tary of Agriculiure,
Wisox 8 Bisserr, of New
{ suaster-General
Hicuanp Ouxey, of Massachusetts, Attor-
{| ney- General,
| ihe rel «tion of Hillary A. Herbert for
i the pevy Las been expected for several days,
{
i
York, Post
but Mr. Oluey’s nase bad not been men
| Boned in con ec. jon with the Cab net, and
{ his selection is a surprise to every body.
tailiary A, Heriert has been in
{ for wimpy years, and bas acted as
of the naval commities of the House, He
the work that
the United
Congres
Chishriman
{| #8 thorou biy femiliar with
| bas ben dope tows d placing
| Biat-s Navy on a proper fueling, sad his
knowlsage of the jeesent condition of tue
vessels under construction end wuich bave
{ been panned ruskes him 8 most desirable
wan sor the bead of the department. Hi
s Joction is al © pr ciically a p owotion.
Mr. Richard Ulney is one of the leading
precut.ove s of the Massacunsetis bar, He
has not held any pol tL cal postion nor been
promivent in pol tical matiers, but i+ Kpown
ox one of (he leading lawyers and substan
tial ¢ t zens of Boston, is selection gives
New Engiand a repr. sentative io the Cabinet
ad thay of Herbert gives the South three
po Lum
IIs.
Tur Bink of Baziand convened a meet
ing of the Baring creditors to groposs the:
the period of liquidation be extended for one
| Je rand the guarantee reduced. The guar
antors postponed their ded ison.
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CraxcErLLOR CAPRIVI was succesful in
committee on the are v Lill, and the belief
is growing in Berlin that the messure wi
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