Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1881-12-02
Condensed Tclegran,s.

4 N0tuiVuN.
Francis Marion. :: baggage master
was crushed between The ears at ALE
gan, New York, Saturday.
The body of an unknown. we'll dress
ed. mlddle.aged man was found nea
New London, Conn. Saturday.
A policeman by the name of Tobia
Seipel was discharged from the fore
Sunday at Cincinnati, o., for stealth,
lard.
The safe of the Danville Coal Com
panv, at Danev:lle, H.. was blown ope,
by burglars, Sunday morning. VIII,
carried off about $4,000 in notes.
A dog-fght betteen the champion
slut known as Chippy, of Troy, ant
Toss, OF New York. for $1,000 a side
took place Monday near Sny,er's Lake
Nj Aitera battle of one hour and
half ChipeS refused TO enter the pi
AGAIN. and turned to run. Toss wa,
then declared By the referee to he thu
winner. Over $4,000 is reported t.
have changed hands OF the result Of
the fight
W Maynard was sentenced to ths
penitentiary for two years at GaIena
I'LL. Saturday. for burglarizing the I.eat
Mine Cigar FSc,ory last September.
During aloon.hght at Quincy, Ill.
Saturday night, Barney Haveland, :
file cutter, was seriously injured by be
ing struck upon the head with a rock
Two men, Ed. Jones and James Brooks
were arrested for the act.
Sunday evening VIM. Brooks, 4
colored man, was fatally wounded a,
Kansas City, Mo-, by being shot with a
pistol in the hands of Ed. BENJAMIN,
whom he was trying to keep from
fighting with man named Mac Smith
also colored
An inmate of the Rock Island, Iowa
poor-honse, named Jas. Saudberg, es-
capped from his room the other day and
wondered off. He was found Satur-
day lying in 4 slough, his body lying
in the water md frozen stiff.
At Shelbyville, ILL.,, in fight over a
game of billiards last Saturday, John
Martz was badly beaten by aman nam
ed Jesse Miller and his son Bob. Martz
IS not expected to recover. Miller and
his son have so far eluded arrest.
During festival in Bibbs county.
Ga, some drunken negroes became
involved in a row. Oliver Clark seiz-
ed a gun to stop them and his wife
struggled to keep him from the room,
when the gun was accidentally dis
charged, killing her Instantly.
Two masked men robbed the Cor
pu Christi stage. near Oakville, Texas
Friday night, No information has
been obtained as to how much money
has been taken,
Thos. ConelS and an unknown man
were killed al Philadelphia last night
IN a collision between a street car and
a fire engine Several other street car
passengers we're more or less injured.
A special from Bremona. Texas. un-
Ier date OF Nov. LIST, says: The last OF
OO families of DANISH farmers arrived
o-day. There Were twenty odd fami.
les IN the party. They locate in Falls
ounty. The others were distributed
long the Gull, Colorado and Santa Fe
abroad between Bolton and Morgan.
'arge numbers are to follow.
Mrs Sophia. Peters, of Chicago, COM
lltted suicide on Tuesday by taking
olson.
W. H. Whitney, business agent of
ices Opera Troupe, dropped dead in
le Osborne House, at Auburn, N. ",
VIM. f. Hatfield, sentenced TO five
ears in the peniteniary in 1870 for rape,
as pardoned out of the penitentary
Jefferson City on Tuesday.
Oliver Wilson an engineer, and
70 laborers named BurkelI and Phil
Is, were killed by boiler explosion
Monday n ear Mud Creek, Texas.
The hardware establishment of Bal
ry d Co.. at Jefferson, Tex as. was
by fire Sunday morning. The
IS Is about $50. 600; insurance $37, 900.
The town of Augusta, Ark, was al ,
,st entirely destroyed by fire or the ,
ght of November 2S Many families
We been rendered homeless bv the $
mes. The total loss Is about $780, I
Miss Annie Louise Cary, while din
g at railroad restaurant at Della
re, Ohio, had her portemonnaie =
len: 1t was afterwards found under !.
taole, supposed TO have l,een hidden
IRE by a colored waiter. =,
Hiss Emma Newkirk, the daughter ii
Cyrus Newkirk, a promi nent citizen a
oedalia: Mo- was married Tuesday to b
/. l.. A Philips. an eXten:av railroad
ltracter and one of the directors e'
First National Bank of, Sedaln. W
\ large fire occurred at Camden,
T.; Tuesday morning, des troylng four ii
ldlngS, the total loss of the whole
ng about $4,000. The largest losers CT
the Singer Sewing M;chine Com fe
", loSlns; over $4,000 in notes, books O.
accounts. No insurance. Va
Missouri River Convention. to m
It. Joseph, Mo-, November 60 D. D,
er the reports of the various com. 90
tees Hon. Jas. ingalls, was introdu-
as permanen: president. The yo
lator made thirty minutes speech, ne
v identifying himself with the Move.