Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-18
DOMESTIC.

wy "outauhi uu CudIbt VI IOuDlOH anu
numbering Jacob Schmerer, a ranch-owner In
Wyoming, his former employer
| The congregation Of the Metropolitan Meth.
odist Episcopal church, Toronto, broke into
applause when the pastor declared that the
Canadians might have TO draw the sword
sgainst the faltering French papacy.
Many horses in Gloucester county, New
Jersey, are dyingot mysterious disease.
Counsel OF the National Clyil.Scrylce league
have submitted aillayis TO the postmaster
general, charging number Of postmastcrs
with soliciting political subscriptions in fed
eral offices In violation of law, aud demanding
their removal. The charges will he investl.
gated.
The judgements against Mrs Della Parnell
have been paid by New York friends, and her
estate at BordentOwn, New Jersey will not be
sold rs advertised.
The secretary Of the navy has received
report from Rear Admiral English, dated
Congo river May ., stating that he had sent
Lieutenant Z. II. Taunt up the Congo river to
Stanley pool on ar expedition Of observation
Two Texas dcspcradoes were taken from
Jail at Bonham and banged by mob.
Locusts have appeared in immense num-
bers in the vicinity OF Alton, Illinois. Fruits
ror,hwost ,roro ,,,,,ah ,a,',t,i Nv ,, Wv
fan NJ ,emnoroturo aud ,ho s,,.ar. - =,
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7 lhiec starting explosions occurred Wcducs,
uay AFTERNOON NJ newport, Rhode Island, com
, pe~ly oloWlhg up kensons saloon on Thames
street lhe debris was hurled in all directions,
anu some hall dozen people were badly hurt
ucoIEe r"u"' IL Nrurs oIl' VINO was passing
c AT Tue tune, was hurried TO the ground, huge
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TWO ladcS win ch'Iitcn in an open carriage
) VINO were drl'lng past The driver lashcd NJ
! MS hoFscs ana drove away in the direction o
n hellyue avenue Joseph Rcnson, the ownc
c OF Tue place, was found beneath The debris II
!. the cellar, terribly burnt and manglcd. II,
hau set down on twenty-five pound keg o
' po"ucr anu exploded H. lie had two OF sucl
Kegs with when he told the city marshal h,
: intended 10 pIow up himself and his place
because every one was after him. A razo
1 was found covered with blood by his sid,
Del'rnm trelncns Is given as the cause for hi
= novel yet determined act
rive men entered a drinking saloon at 5O
south CIaik street, Chicago, tile other morn
Ing became engaged In quarrel with th,
bartender about the payment for drinks, as
saultcd him and also assaulted the saloon
keeper, Louis Kliplcrt, who came 10 the bar
tenders assistance. One Of the party namct
Frank Shoul, attacked Klipfcrt with cane
l knocking him down. The latter lhcrcupol
drew revolver, shooting Shouk, killing him
instantly
I Over thousand men and bovs male n raj,
3 upon the Salvation army ot Akron obin th,
c other night, pel,ln1 the ".oldlcr.n win mn,
:, and stones. tearing their flags in rcccs an,
de.troyinr their drums. Several Of ibc womc,
!, SOLDIERS were assaulted, and quite badly in
iured before tie police dispersed the mob. n,
arrests were made.
Cotton worms have devastated many field
= In the vicinity Of gainesville, Texas, and ar
= doing much damage Iu Cook aud Montague
counties aud portions Of the Indian territory
! No other crop has been attacked.
= The storm sunday afternoon was very de
:, structyc to crops, timber aui stock in IN
:. hicAapoo Val.c'. The village Of Victory Wis
4 consin, on The MISsi sirpI river, was almos
= completely blown away. number of build
e ihgs AZ torcst CUy, Dsko'a, were destroyed b.
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,,'o '.su'nS WI, ""i'''l'''" anu II !. estimate
d '""' '"' "e'""' ""'"o'' WIS "oou' -,'VV'ooV'
u lne cincinnati FHc' current In Its wcekl
e review oi Tue hog movement, says; The al
n rivals ol hog' In lead NJ markets have In
r, creased IN The last week The total numbc
d OF hogs handled by western packers in til
last week Is l'nO)1 compaicd with 1000
II duflng the same time last year. The numbe
e of hogs packed from March 1 TO date ,rc n
follows: Chicago, l,03j,0)O; Kansas City 295,
astla N. Ht....f II I