The evening telegram

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The fourth trial of Beckwith, the Aus

terlits murderer, hat begun.

The Pennsylvania senate has passed a bil

to submit prohibition to the people.

Charles Tlovle, ol' New York, and I'ran’t

Hayes of Chioogo fought, with bare lrnucUles

Doyle won.

The president has recotn'tel Carlos

Junion consol of th Dominican Republic

at New York.

'1'he ghost of Stonewall Jacksou is said To

haunt the grounds of the military institute

at Lexiuyt a Va.

Henry Shipman, of New York, in love

with its landlady, .Mrs. Josephine Mason,

shot and killed her.

The Suez canal :s blocked by the ground

irr? in the channel of a steamer belonging to

the Australian Lloyds.

Lord Randolph Churchill has gone to

Algiers ith a view to restoring his health.

He’expects to bb absent a month.

Three thousand earpot workers for E. S.

Higgins Co., of New York, have obeyed

D.strict Assembly 49 and struck.

The ice in tho South Shrewsbury river

has carried away the cable anti cut oil

communication with New Y’ork

The letter carriers association has pre

sented a memorial to congress asking that

eight hours be made a d »y’s work.

At tbe diplomatic -dinner given by the

president, eleven varieties ot wine were

1 served, but Mrs. Cleveland drank ice water

i -and apollonar s.

1 Over 200 pititiemv from different parls

i of the cou.itrv were presented by Sena or

Blair protest ug .against the running or

Sunday mail trains.

The president h-is ace -ptod tho resigna

tion of Ren. F- M B Young of Heorgia,

i counso.l gen-ral at St. Pe ersburg, but has

mot yet selected his successor,

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The evening telegram. (1887). Camden, N.J., 1887-02-04. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86077146/1887-02-04/ed-1/?sp=1

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The evening telegram, 1887-02-04.