THE NEWS,
The nine hundred employes in the cloth
department in the Otis Company's woolen
mills, in Ware, Mich. have been notified that
the mills will begin to run five hours a day,
until further notice, The company’s store-
houses are filled up again. The mills were
shut down ten weeks, and started full time
the first week in October with a reduction of
wages. — The dead body of an unknown
woman was found floating in the Conestoga
Creck, at Relgar.s Landing, at the southern
end of Lancaster, Pa. 8he was about thirty.
five years old, aed appearances indicated
that a weight had been tied to her feet when
or before she was thrown into the stream,
we Andy Gormley, the “Wild West" cow-
boy, who eloped with Gertrude Hosen aod
was married in Milwaukee, has Leen allowed
to go free by Justice R bbiwns, of Chicago,
The father of the gir! became reconciled io
the match. ~The Nashvilie Cotton Mills
made a special assignment to secure $70,000
due creditors. Huch BP, Dallas was assignee,
The upused admis-ion tickets to the
World's Fair were sold to a Chicago specu-
Intor {or 811,000, — Under the contract with
the Canadian government for the Angle-
Australian steamship service, a trip from
Australia to England will bs made in twenty-
five days. The trip across the Daciflo is to
be made in s.xteen days, across the conti
nent in four days and across the Atiaantie In
five Walter
Eastern
$10,060 worth
broker in San Francisco,
in 5,000 bonds.
who were arrested
days, - Guy Fernald,
of
was held for trial
Mrs, Garner and her son,
in Los An-
as they were inno-
James
at the Ontario
The cause of
with Furnald
geies, were discharged,
eent victims of
Maxville, of
County Jail at Canandaigua,
death was given as typhoid fever, but it is
alleged that it is indirectly due to the bru-
tality of the Geneva police officials, ——The
doors of the Bank of Harrison, Neb., were
closed, and the is now in the
hands of the Banking Board. No
statement (8 made other than the assets are
only ball the The storage
house and offices of tue Hollidaysburg Pa,
Iron and Nail Company we e destroyed by
fire
Josiah Fulton, who settled
in 1819, and was
Furoald's
Geneva, diel
scheme,
institution
State
liabilities,
in Peoria, IL,
i the only
white person in that viel
born within eight miles of the
Wheeling, W. Va. His death was the result
of an accident which «
ARO. - -
present site of
urred two weoks
Judge Sam, ! ec
ex-Governor Hoyt, of Peunsylvabia,
during the war, p
Confederate states,
usin of
who,
was
nisgioger of the
Gied in Atlanta, Ga,
George M. Norton, one of promi.
nent mining experts in the West, was found
dead io bed in Der lL, the
8 severe asthmatie
ation of the hear:
sschester, N.Y,
Nev.
Broker,” He was na
Mackay, —— John P
from bi reouphie ee
the most
cause being
where be Le
of Ww.
lied in Brookive
John
The steamer Venetian
came into New York barror flying the
flag. @ne of
and others are seriousiy iil
At Newark, N. J.,
subpaeaas to members of the campaign ¢om-
county
yellow
the crew died from small pox
the grand issued
jury
Democracy,
produce thet
mittee of the Essex
ooks of
give testimony and
the last campaign, so thatthe grand jury can
i
{ funds,
fovestigate the charges of
The members of the « jittee say that they
election
before the grand jury, and will take the mat.
ter into the —eharies Wagner, of
Philadelphia, has been working
Mauricetown, N. J,, bas disappeared. Foul
play is suspected. Wm, Little, of No. 11
South Third street, Camden, NX. J., was in-
stantly killed and James Dean [fatally io.
jured by the fall of a pile iron plates at
the Camden fron works ——Mr., Huddart,
of the Canndian-Aunstralian Line Service lias
made a proposal Canadian govern-
ment for the establishment of a service by
twenty-koot steamers upon the payment of a
subsidy of $750,000 u year for ten years. Mr.
Huaddart proposes to establish a fast line
from Great Dritain to Australia and New
Zealand, using Canadian Pacific Railroad
for connections between the Atlantic and
Pacific Oceans,
The Supreme Court of Missouri bas affirmed
the title of Charles P. Choteau, of St, Louls,
to 100,000 acres of land in Dunklin county,
Gurts,
who
1"
iv
of
to the
ing for more thao thirty years, ——A Church
Unity Society was formed in Cleveland
Gertrude Rosen, a young lady of Englewood,
a suburb of Chicago, eloped with A. WwW,
Gormley, her cowboy lover. They became
scquainted during the progress of the
World's Fair, —Mrs, Eva Blackman, Lenven.
worth’s woman police commissioner, who
recently eaused the removal of all the bache-
lore from the police force, bas now set in to
rid the town of variety theaters, —— Joseph
La Monde, a musielan of some pote and
leader of the great ' theater orchestra, com-
mitted suicide In the rear of the theater in
Bt. Louis, by blowing out his brains. The
dead musician is said 10 be the son of a Gor.
man nobleman, ~The large brick barn and
tobacco shed of Hiram Garber, a farmer and
horse «er, of West Hempfield township,
Pa, wero destroyed by fire. Nine head of
eattie and eight valuable horses were
burned.
PUGNACIOU 3 PUSSY,
A Chicago Woman Terribly Clawed by
a Fierce Feline,
Mrs, John Kremp, an old lady living at
Thirty-first and Donfield streets, Chicago,
was terribly injured by a pet eat. Mire,
Kemp wanted to chase the eat out of doors,
but the feline was not lnclined to obey, The
woman seized a broom sad attempted to
brush the feline ogt, whereupon the eat Sew
at her face, and with tooth and claw, tore
the flesh in a terrible manner,
The woman's screams brought her son te
the rescue, who tried to get the oat away,
but the enraged animal only tors aud
seratched the more. Beizing a hammer
Eremp hit the eat over the head, dropping
pussy to the floor,
wo
M:s, Emma C, Laugenour, bas just been
elected a member of the Board of Directors
of the Yolo County. Calliortia, Bavings
a
ASHINGTON
Hawaiian Correspondence
fo the Senate.
CHINESE MAKE TROUBLE.
Sent
Steps Have Been Taken to Provide
for a New Constitution and New
Form of Government for
Hawali-Mr. Hatch Elected
Foreign Minister
CABLE SPARKS,
The greater purt of the town ball at Palma,
Bpain, containing specimens of Arablan art
has been Lurned,
By a vote of 197 to 67 the French Benate
has approved the bill fixing the duty on
wheat at 7 francs por quintal,
The severest gale experienced in many
years prevalled ifn Queenstown, and many
houses were unroofed and trees uprooted,
The Paris police show no signs of relaxing
their sctivity against anarchists, Twenty
six of the latter were arrested Friday,
Recent events in Italy, in the opinion of
leaders of the democratic party io that
country, indigate the early advent of the
republie,
The Indian government intends to places
The Pre-ident sent to Congress
correspondence fu relation to
tho Intest |
Hawall, being i
Min- |
Febru- |
through letters, with enclosures, from
ister Willis, covering a period from
ary 10 to February
The important feature of
ence
15 inclusive,
the corrosponde«
is a statement that steps have been
taken to provide for a new constitution snd |
for Hawalil, The |
first letter is merely an acknowledgement of |
pew form of government
the receipt of the dispatches.
under date of H
scribes the situation io
The second, |
14,
during the
nolulu, February de
Hawaii
past month as having been unusually quiet
Minister Willis
mentior the changes in
niready
Mr. Dole will }
been noted ; |
aud saves that a
pirited contest | Progress oking
to the introduction he ‘‘representatives
Provisional
mens
coting
for the demand ar
Ww representative
OWI BQoOess
hang
the
“At the 1
the gover:
Ginese mass-meeling
1dgad
r may be judged
the use of 8 man-ol-war was
re than hinted at, The statement was also
made taxes than
any ot
trade
ber m Honolulu's
would
unite and sand |
first speaker recon
Cis WOous : bp the Chinese
should
Washington t
instruct ihe Liness minister
.
write i te Dome govern
ent about thelr troubles,
Another charge that it was the purpose of
the governm
ban,
pose i
Geary act
ent to place Chinese under the
The pr
than th
ia
and favor the Portuguese
aot was denounced ss worse
Itappearsthat the net nplained
of is one proposing 10 require Chinese 10
take out a special license as A prerequisite
to con
uae
ABOUT NOTED PEOPLE.
ting business in Hawail
} Sax, the inventor and reformer
iments, bas just died,
the French General Commis
siorks
she
Em press
grows Sestier,
ns
has lost
former beauty and is fat and slow of mo
the eminent Frenchman, who
is nearly 80 years of age, will shortly under.
£0 an operation to prevent total blindness,
uM
¥
0,
Jules Sim
Hene Luguet, the eldest of Parisian se-
tors, recently celebrated his Rist birthday
and the semi-centennial of bis connection
with the theatre,
ing Rothschilds ¢' France are deeply In-
terested in the colonization of
That js they are not in favor
A great flow of
rather toch
of stimuiating
hebrews te
6! regu ate it,
Minister, Is having her firet wrestle with civ
flization,
Her chief difculty is sitting on ihe floor jn
native style when she has them on,
guerrilla of
Dover, Obilo. It is not generally known that
the nortorious terror and guerrille was a
Ohio,
General Gordon delivered his lecture “The
Last Days of the Confederacy” in Louisville
the other night. At its close the wife of an
ex Confederate sald, in speaking to her hus.
band, “It was an excellent lecturs but it
was a little too much reconstructed.” “Yeu,
madam,” was the ex-colonel's response,
“but you were not whipped and I was,”
Wm. Steinway, the millionaire, says that
while the poor people have ambitions
wealthy mets alow save ambitions, That in
stead of paioting pletures, writing books or
magazines or making scientific discoveries
their ambition is to make the best use of
money so that it will give the most belp and
benefit 10 others, This, he thinks, is the
loftiest ambition in the world,
sod i
The late Count de Liguerolle, of France,
bas a lHorary of 4,000 volumes, It is shortly
10 be offered for sale at public auction and
it is expected the books will bring the high.
est price per volume of any books ever
sold,
upon all goods except cotton yarns and
fabrics, Silver will be included among the
taxed articles,
Emperor William is devoting great atten
tion to bimetalism, and, it
desires the German goverment to take every
is sald, that he
fall in the price of silver,
The Trades’ Union Council of England bas
Issued a manifesto in regard 10 the action of
the House of Lords on the employers lia-
10
allow a body ol Irresponsible legislators (0
Coearde, a Paris newspaper, «
ares tant
President Carnot bas deman recall of
i
the Marquis of Dufferin, British ambassador
he
to nscertain the ¢
is alleged 10 have taken in
ir’a views of
the Franeco- Russian understanding.
or that Mr, Gladstone
revived in
, hecessitating an ope
the cause of the resignstic
is sald to bave been
WORK AND WORKERS,
or makers the
in
iienx 0...
J weavers in the Sts
psburg, N. J, sirue
{17 per cent : i
if the weavers di
t in all about
tin, Tenusspon,
the largest spe
ug company la
ions alter an en!
: ns the times U2
xin, in the United
, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, u
the schedule of pay and
on or #1: ts le ¢
eating smpioYes,
Pan
ge of that propery,
bea the Union
bare
ree and offo further
HBR
art,
A similar order was
filty uni
indred and Bg workmen
iwo b 3,
log,
oyed in the Stock Exchasoge Dua
in {
the carpenters,
empl
pow wing
sympathy with
erected hicago, stra
wh
on strike on tt ing |
Sesnt
a reduction
at Lull
days against
jo the day the contractors
demands of the carpenters,
men made new demands which have not ye
been conceded,
TALMAGE APPLAUDED.
He Reads a Lstier to His Fleck Px-
pressing His Intent to Remain,
Just before the end of the mors
in the Brooklyn Tabernacle the Rev, T. De
that
bad
read
Witt Taimage said to a congregation
crowded the church to the door that
He
he
40 announcement to make,
the following letter
then
Dear Brethren of the Trustees of Hrookirn
Tabernacie : Your urgent letter is at band,
I had fully resolved to resign my positios,
not onlybeo suse 25 years of Brookiyu pastor-
ate wili soon have been passed, Lut because
of the fnancial entanglement resulting from a
i
|
Any bank or insurance company or wordly
institution. Now by the lwessing of God
upon your management of our easurch it is
put out of all embarrassment and I beliey
bas seen its Inst crisis, Persuaded vy what
you say in your letter of yesterday and Ly
what 1 hear irom all sides, and aiter sceking
divine direction, 1 now avd bere declare my
intention to remain your pastor,
from
whose affairs 1 bave always been deeply in-
ieresied, DO one can estimate And tow
with more faith and high expectation than 1
worid's belterment. Yours,
T. De Wry Tarxaor,
At the conclusion of the doctor's reading
there was applause that fairly shook the
building and continued for several minutes,
Dr. Talmage further said: “Ia June I will
leave for an absence until autumn In Aus
tralia and India, but my place will be ocou-
pied by distinguished ministers of tae
Gospel of America aud Europe,”
WORSE THAN SLAVERS,
Smugglers of Chinese Charged With
Drowning Their Living Cargo.
It is claimed that smugglers have been
actively at work at Tacoma, Wash, , for some
timo and that they have imported thousands
of dollars’ worth of opium and landed hun-
dreds of coolles within the past 60 days,
A Tacomn paper publishes a statement
that the smugglers, when hard pressed by
customs officers, have thrown their living
eargo into the sound, putting chains and
bails on the coolles’ logs 10 insurs the bodies
golug to the bottom,
The customs officers sre reticent about
they make, as a new ruling of the Treasury
Department forbids them doing so.
|
CENERAL EARLY.
a —
The Brave Old Fighter Passes
Quietly Away.
I BRILLIANT CAREER
His Career in the Florida War and
In the Confederate Army-—-His
Campaign Maryland and
Virginia.
in
Gen. Jubal A. Early, Virgioia's
soldier, died at 10.00 o'clock
His last moments
simply censed to breaths,
General Fariy's last {liness dates from a
fall down the postoffice steps at Lynchburg
about two weeks ago
the shock, and simpy grew
weaker until be died,
honored
Friday night
and he
were peaceiul,
He never rallied from
weaker and
.
GEN. JUFAL A. EARLY.
Jubal Anderson Early was bora in Frank.
Va., on N¢ and
the 1 Bintes Mill-
in the
i
itn county, vember 3, 1K16,
wis graduated from
at W
He was assigned to duty
united
cinss of
Fortress
ery snd served
tary Acndemy est Point
fl
‘
* AS a Jirutepant ol arti
5 he resigned his
lorida War
i began practice
& Dalive state,
in 1841,
r in 1-432
and again rom 1847 10185 He was
5 vers in the
and
+y for some
tol 47
Paylor,
between (he
gervice
fourth
Gli iederals
Grant
¥
hastily
the Capital,
most brilliant
surprised the Fed-
era bem Mm the
Absen oe made
his traditional ri Ana ed lis
iti army.
Early was driven from the feid ia the stter-
poon
tatonted him &
defeated hi
snd Jost part of bis artillery. Cuosier
oss in March 186:
od three days aiterward General Lee re.
joven] Esrly 3
Mae put
2
3
¥
LEG
an
the
Of late years
ily in Lynchburg,
Now He was
siberu Historical Bociety,
of the
Jackson at Lexing-
Urieans.
ident of the
fe was the orator sf tlhe unveiling
y Blonewnil
tou in 1891 ie was active in ot
Association of Arisy of N
ginia and was ils Viesid
General Early's mulitary ability was sharp-
war,
shows
ganizing tbe
swthetn Vir
flue
st Eh
ly criticised during the last years of the
but ia the light of history lus career
»
him to have been Otie of the Dest slratogisis
as he was one of the bardest
Gubters on either #l le
ROBBERY MISCARRIED.
wriaingy
A Special Fraieht Was Wrecked In-
stead of the Expecied Express,
A most daring aud utsucersaiul attempt to
wreck and 8 pastenger and express
train on the Gull, Colorado and Sanin Fe
at .10 o'clock the other
toh
road was made
morning,
The
stretch of
went, three miles ng
scene of the attempt was a lonely
track fringing a bigh embank-
rth of Pau's Valley, L
I. Two inrge piles of ties were placed on
the track one busdred leet distant Irom each
other,
The passenger traln was due there at 2.45
struck the otstruction nothing
great lose of life, as the train is always well
laden with passengers,
Fortunately a south bound special freight
yond the valley belore the arrival of the
passenger. It eame thundering along and
erashed into the pile of ties intended for the |
express,
The engine was derailed and it and the
tender, followed by four freight cars, went
crashing over the forty-foot embankment
into the ravine below. The engineer, fire
man, and bead brakeman, jumped in time to
save their lives and escaped with a few
bruises,
It is supposed that the men who put the
ties on the track did so with the purpose of
robbing the express car, and when they
found their pians bad miscarried leit the
vieluity,
n—
Mr, Gladstone spoke in strong terms in the
House of Commons against the action of the
Lords in obstructing legislation passed by
the Commons, and his words were charac
termod as a declaration of war against
Poors, The radicals threaten fo leas
liberal party if the premier
om the House of Commons,
Fred. Fisher, aged 10, and Katie Bethe
shefder, aged 11, wers drowned in the canal
at Missiilon, 0. by tho breaking of the low,
Renate,
661 Day. The Senate held n short session
transacted, A brief debate on silver was
the Vice-President to refer the Biand
Belyniorage blll, which had just been re.
ceived from the House, te the Finance Com-
mittee,
677i Day A somewhat amusing episode
enlivened the Bensts proceedings, inaugur-
ated by Henator Berry's personal explan-
ntion. A New York newspaper had inciuded
him in sn group of portraits of nine Demo-
cratic senators whom it charged with being
obstructionists” to the tariff bill, The main
luterest of the day centered about the dis.
cussion as to the disposal of the Bland bitl
Mr. Stewart guve notice that at two o'closk
Wednesday he would move 10 take it up and
make it the business before the Renate until
disposed of. Mr. Teller also epoke on the
snma subject,
681 Dav. Au exciting debate was preci
pitnted in the Benate by Mr, Harr fe’ motion for
the second reading of the Belgniorage bill,
This was opposed by Me. Sherman, who moved
ite reference to the Finance Committee, and,
in the course of a strong speach in opposition
to the bill, said that its object was to div ert
a trust fund from its legitimate purpose,
Mr. Morgan iniroduced a resciution
is the President for luformation
occupancy of Blueflelds, Niearagua,
British, which was agreed
bill approprinting &45,000
Kearsage was also passed, us did the bill
permitting 0 OO Howard aecept
from the French government the decoration
il commnader of the Legion of Honor
681m Day Alter the disposal of &¢
mportast morning business the Se
ip the beigniorage Lill, which
or Ly rs Bherman, |
gins, The bill went
7018 Day. —In the Bepute
orage Lill was dis
nent between Mr
tnd Mr. Harris for 1
i
Des Inken
celling
to th
Ly the
The House
for saving the
ius “©
'
tO
xen to
me Rn-
nale ook
bated
snd Hig
aver without nati :
the Bian
imsed, After mn
ior the In
was de
Henale due
2 clock
Gr Day
4 onrintion
A ppropriatio
fouse, and 1
lispinyed i
Hessrs Doliver,
the
Wh
he were
principal
Hept and
ROoOn
67rw Das
ation §
» ieaiure of
rit
the
icising 1}
' 3 + As pi ocw
ochiren, Lil Aree
i tse on
+
whereby 1he
bree o clock
65 rm Day
Pension Appr: 6
ul A) , Was prisne :
division Bprited
reusral Hendersor
NG Fx -Bpeaker Grow
othe Dill save ¢
the
hie
reports
pry Department and at
rommissioner of customs
ome debule
war devoled to
{ Columbia Appropri
iu the
the Distriot
iwo
5. One 10 who y «
{8% & tax-payviog factor §
the District, and the other
re borne general gove
wm one-half {0 one-third, were
re Day
reduce
OY ihe
et
ieleate
DYNAMITE IRN
A Bomb Exploded in Front
Chamber of Deputies.
be the
ROME,
of the
A terrible explosion, said to
of Anarchists, occurred is Rome st § o'clock
the other evening. The explosion 100k p
on the Piazza di Monte Cltorio,
stands the Chamber of Deputies
A sitting of the chamber had just
concluded, and it is believed that the bomt
or infertal machine was exploded almost in !
front of the Chamber of Deputies,
The explosion shattered all the windows
in Its neighlorbood and at least two people
were wounded,
A defeating report was heard immediately
after the explosion, and it atiracted
crowds of people, filling all the streets
ing 10 the Plazza di Moate Citorio,
The police, immediately alter expio-
sion, swarmed to the spot in large numbers,
and, it is sald, succeeded In making several
important arrests,
lome is in a state of great excitement and
all sorts of rumors are in circulation, among |
them being the report that an attempt was
madeto bow up the Chamber of Deputies
1t ix also said that the polices have obtaived |
valuable information from one of the men
taken into custody and that the authorities
are io possession of evidence whieh would |
seem to point 10 a widespread conspiracy to |
cause explosion in Rome,
Eight persons were wounded by the explos
sion, including ove lady. Rix of the wounded
are in the hospital, Three of them are in a
serious condition, and one of them ie report-
od 10 Le dylag.
A mason of the name of Polidori, who was
slightly wounded, was put through a course
of questions by the po ice, and afterward
The police believe him
10 Le the man who threw the explosive.
work
1
near which
been
inrge
§
sERG.
the
Advices from the Michigan Peach Belt
Mamie Snyder and August Kreese were
drowned at Dunkirk, X. Y. They were skat-
Emerson Holland, of Panton, Vi, sn As
sistant Judge of the Addison County Court,
was gored to death by a bull
Two daughters of James Hickman were
killed at Glasgow, Ala. Ly the fall of a tree,
Hickman's grief was so intense that be lost
Lis reason,
Dunixe the past three months 18 of the
Glouorster fishing Geet have been Jost, 10”
gether with 61 men, aud property valued at
over $100,000.
News has reached memphis that Mark
death lu Oblon river bottoms, north of Jack-
Ax overdaden freight elevator in the build.
En —
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS,
Epitome of News Gleaned from Various
Parts of the Etate
Tua Orand Jury of Delaware County, sit-
ting at Media, returned a trae bill of murder
against Professor 8, C, Snortiidgs for killing
his wife, The iris] was
June term,
Ture bol er of engice
Valley Rallroad exploCed
two
deferred until the
No, #6
on Tannery #f y
ana brakemen were
Tue Philadelphia Conference of the Meth.
iy session at Eavicn
¥
Br
i a verdict
Lost, ¢
at Allies
Core
Tue jory impane ed by
from: mil blame for the
ners.
death of four m
Beveral
force their way into Stroudst
hundred persons attempted
urg
the purpose of lynching Richard Puryes
who Is held fo hie
Ehlers, Two of the
Pittsburg
Jail
murder of Curisting
eRIers were
arrested
sles. casting manufacty
deny thet a nations! combi i
American §
in Phil
lormed, asserting 1hst the
tins “5
Casting «( organized BE
sis $ § x
phian, ie neither 4 trust nor & combine
The four siste miners wh
wers of
a cave ft the quarry of Wi
ut Williamstows | ot beets res
Lope is entertain
Jishor
Bishop
Conlerence
in session at Y¢
preferring
ARG Was
jek Prints
ut called sat-
certain
ots
irregularities in connec
of by
arts,
10 answer in April
the foes the
st
the nd
aLG
Pieas Cx
tha clerss
ayton aliowed a
Hill ballot
previous ruling he held be could not do.
decres to open
inron
boxes, whieh in a
In a wild struggle to secure employment
at Hickory Swamp Mine, Shamokin, several
Huagarians and Polanders offered from &5
to # 0 for places,
Laura Fry, of Gil City,
the Buflai that sbe poisoned ber
lover four yoars age bome,
Harry Johnson was sentenced to die for
the marder of his child at Allentown,
Unusually pressing demands are being
mude spon the West Chester County Com
missioners this year for a reduction in the
assesaments of farm land which has deterior-
ated in value during the past year to such an
extent that the owners think that they should
receive a rebate in their taxes, The Com-
missioners are powerless to grant such re-
quests exoept io cases where the property
is actually destroyed by fre or flood, and
shrinkage in value cannot be considered un
til the triennil assessment.
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iysterically told
biystericaily told
police
al her
Zinn Post, Grand Army of the Rapublie, of
Mechanicsville, celebrated its tenth anniver-
sary by e“tending St, Luke's Church, where
au interesting sermon was preached by Rev,
J. M. Blackwell,
Lithuanians, of Luzerne County, who bad
assembled in Wilkes Barre and started to
parade with four drapped American fags,
allowed to proceed until the
sombre coverings were removed from the
National oolors,
Wm. Brupst, of New Hanover, was hel!
Miss Annie M. Dickenson, the once famous
Jecturer ani actress, announced at Wiikes-
Barre that her suits for damages against the
physicians who pronounced her insane wil
be pushed to the end.
H B Grigge, of Media, who has been re
moved as inspector of the Philadelphia post
office, has submitted his case to the Civil
Service Commission.
Governor Foster received the resignation
of E. D. White, of Louisiana The Gover
nor at onoe accepted the resignation and ap-
poluted Congressman Newton . Blanchard
as Senator,
There nas been & great deal of fencing on
the Senntorship for the past few weeks since
Mr. Cleveland appointed Senator White an
Associate Justice of the United States Su.
preme Court. Mr. White showed a great
unwillingness 10 resign his Senatorsbip un.
til be could get assurance that his sucoessor
would be a man who would support the
cause of a sugar duty.
The appointment of Mr, Blanchard is for
Jess than two months, as the Louisiana Leg-
Islature moots in May, when It will elect two
Senators, Caffery and Blanchard both being
appointees of the Governor. They are Loth