Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-06-19

Water spouts in Mexico have caused
great loss of life and property. At Pueblo
Cuaranta over 200 lives were lost.
At Quincy Rapids, Ont, a lumber camp,
seven men were drowned while endeavor-
ing to remove the key-log of a raft.
Austria lost $44 ,OOO, 600 from pleuro-
pneumonia introduced by single cow
that was supposed to have recovered.
and hessian flies the wheat crop of Kan
sas will not exceed 10000, 900 bushels.
Robert Broaddus, in a fit of jealousy.
fatally shst r. C. Jobson and then COM
mitted suicide, at Leavenworth, Kansas.
The net debt of the United States has
now gone below 81, SOC, ,O00, 900 for the first
time since the war. Twenty years ago it
was $2,7O0, 100000.
A cofored woman living in Etowah
county, Alabama, was beaton to death by
negroes on suspicion of being witch
possessed of devils.
At the Upper Cross Roads, Md, light
ming killed Mrs Elenore Caldwell and her
seven-months- babe, whom she was
nursing at the time.
Thirteen cases of smallpox were discov-
cred by the New York quarantine officials
among the passengers on the steamship
| Weiser, from Bremen.
! A lady pensioner has notified Pension
! Commissioner Black, that, having inheri-
ted fortune, she has no necessity for the
pension from the Government.
| At Hannibal, Mo-, Hattie Conrad, aged
eight years, attempted to crawl under q
| freight train just as it started and was
crushed to death by the wheels.
A phenomenon in the shape of an almost
| imperceptible shower of honey dew oc
Cured recently at Clinton, Wis. The
stuff was very sweet to the taste.
Charles p. Barnes, of Woodlawn, Mary
land, crazed by liquor and jealousy, killed
his brother-in-law and his son, and
wounded another member of the family.
The body of Charles F. Gay, the missing
railway auditor, was found in the woods
near Marquette, Mich, with bullet-holt
through his head, and revolver in his
hand.
Secretary Manning has ordered revenue
marine cutters to observe unusual vigilanct
and patrol the Atlantic coast to prevent
the arrival of vessels infected with cholers
or yellow fever.
Near Somerset. KY, a construction traiI
on the CincinnattiSoutherD Railroad STRUCK
q cow and was thrown from the track
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others injured.
At Highland, ILL.,, Maurice Hugey, mem
Der of the bursted banking firm Of Rhyn
der SE Co., who was under bonds on 8
charge of embezzlement, killed himself
with revolver.
Miss Emma Weber died at Chicago
from the effects of a dose OF aromatic
spirits of ammonia, given in error Fy 6
druggist for a prescription of aromatic
syrup of rhubarb.
+ An immigrant who landed at Castle
Garden recently had in his possession 9
i 300 Confederate note which he purchased
in London under the impression that II
/ was American currency.
i At Dubuque, Iowa, the boiler of the
steamer S. Denman exploded, instantly
killing the owner, S. Denman, and his sor
Dean. The explosion made q complete
wreck of the defective boilers.
/ Andrew j. johnson, the noted outlaw
of Bell county, KY, lay in wait behind 6
| building i'm Pineville and killed Thomas
Napier and Josiah Hoskins and his
daughter as they returned from church.
/ Two young men, Henry Rogers an6
| VIM. Nesmeth, were drowned in Alcove
river, near Covington, KY, by the upset
ting of their boat, caused by dog swim
ming toward them and attempting to getin
Frank Mcclure, made insane through
losses by failure of the Erie County IN. 7 !.
Savings Bank, mortally shot his sister al
Erie. The wrecking of the bank has
resulted in half-dozen persons becoming
lunatics.
VIM. Eddy, farmer of New Bandon
n. B., was found in his field gored tt
death by mad bull. On the remains be
ing taken to his house, daughter of the
deceased dropped dead from the shock, anG
another daughter is seriously ILL.
At the camp meeting at Zion Church
York county, S. G., conflict caused by 6
rivalry between the city and town negroes
reigned for an hour. Three men were killed
and twenty wounded. The country ne
groes retained possession OF the camp.
At Nashville, Tenn, June 9th, Tolber
Scarborough was shot and instantly killed
by his brother, Sam Scarborough. Tht
former, who had been drinking, went tt
his brothers house and swore he was go
| ing to kill him. Sam drew pistol anG
shot him through the heart.
AtEvansville, Ind, ] II. Minnis was sho
and killed by John Butcher Butcher wa.
pursued and took refuge in a clump o
bushes, and fired a dozen shots st tn,
excited multitude, without effect. III,
into his own head, blowing cut his brains
For the purpose of being imprisoned, tx
secure shelter and food, Flora Emil,
/ Downs, a newspaper writer, broke the
window of a jewelry store at st. Louis
abstracted some articles and then waited
to be arrested. The woman told q story
of great suffering and wanted to be sem
to the Penitentiary.
/ Ezra Cooper. banker of Union City
Erie county. Penn, who is reported to b
worth $4,000, 900, has been fined 81 900 fol