St. Landry democrat., 1886-09-04

| On the 21st passenger steamer on the
| Volga river in Russia, burned, and two
hundred lives were lost.
| On the 21st Thomas Hobbs, wanted for
murder in Indiana, was captured in Or
| egon County, Mo.
| ON the 21st John A. Hanley, the alb
sconding United Lines manager, OF
Toledo, o., was caught in New York.
ON the odd A. Nugue was drowned in the
| river at indianapolis, Ind.
| OTTO LEHRE shot and mortally wounded
Albert Tiedball at Detroit, Mich, on the
22d.
BY the recent storm at Galveston 100000
damage was done to property.
On the 22d the Girard furnace at Youngs-
town, O., melted and caved in. Loss, $780,
900.
On the 22d B. T. Everman, a merchant,
was murdered in his store near Salisbury,
Md.
On the 22d lady who lost $50, 900 at
Monte Carlo committed suicide, making
the seventy sixth case of the kind this sea-
son.
THE condemned Anarchists at Chicago
decline spiritual comfort from ministers
who visit the jail.
On the 22d Ida Cartwright, the st.
Louis girl who recently ran away, taking
$500 Of her fathers money, was arrested
at indianapolis, Ind. and 1927 of the stolen
money was recovered.
On the 22d, by the capsizing of a small
boat on Lake Minnetonka, Robert Thai
bert, W. B. Jackson, Jr. and another man
were drowned.
A FARIBAULT (Minn.) special to the st.
Paul Pioneer Press announces the drown
ing of two daughters of Thomas Lemarx,
a boy named Jamaut and a young girl
named Goulet, while trying to cross Cedar
lake in row. boat during thunder storm
on the odd.
On the 23d August Peterson, black
smith, living near Cedar Rapids, Ia, was
burned to death in his shop.
Econ the 23d four persons were badly in
jured by an accident on the Fort Pitt in
clined plane at Pittsburgh, Pa.
FRANK SEEMAN, who killed his wife and
hung himself at Chicago, is said to have
been an avowed Anarchist, and is also
said to have poisoned two policemen.
ON the 23d portion Of the mansion of
Judge Rice at Bushmont, near Lixnaw,
County Kerry, was wrecked by an explo-
sion of dynamite. A similar outrage was
perpetrated on a Protestant farmers
house at Gortican, Londonderry.
The Anarchists at Cleveland, O., are
making themselves obnoxious by loud
talk.
THE policemen under arrest in Belfast,
al, i
on bail.
On the oath serious railway accidents
were reported near Lyons, Tex, and Bat
tie Creek, Mich.
c. Fl. ANDREWS is under arrest at Rapid
City, OAK, on charge of stealing horses.
JEFFERSON BOWLING, sentenced to be
hanged at Columbus, o., on the 9th, has
been respited for ninety days.
AN embankment of the Irrawaddy liver
burst at Mandalay, Burmah, recently, and
there was great loss of life and property.
In the Willie Sells case at Usage Mis-
sion, Kas., the motion for new trial was
denied by Judge Stilwell.
On the oath Mrs. Gilbert Bobb, wife Of G
wealthy farmer, committed suicide by
hanging at her home near Adairville, XIV.
On the oath Catherine Stab, German
nurse girl of New York, killed her new
born babe and endeavored to cremate the
body. She was dis overed in the act.
on the a b Alexander Krapotkine,
brother of Prince Krapo kline, the trans
ator of Herbert Spencer works into the
Russian language. committed suicide at
London with revolver.
On the evening of the 23l two explosions
Of gas occurred at the South Mountain |
colliery at Lykens, Pa, which burned
twenty men seriously. James B. Bait
nan, the foreman, as painfully injured.
No deaths had occurred. The explosions
we're caused by lighting lamp in the air.
loles.