The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-27
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Al Epiisns d .hs Principal EVsnh Now
attracting Pablo Interest
The Dunn mine at Scranton, Pa
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Marshall, Mo-, for the murder of R.
P, Talent, about three years ago.
Three men were arrested in Chi
cago on suspicion of plotting to blow
up buildings with dynamite.
The Iron Manufacturers Associa-
ton at Pittsburg, Pa, has been mu-
tually dissolved.
Henry Ebert was hanged at Jersey
City, N. j. He murdered his wife for
$500.
A locomotive and four cars jumped
the track near st. Louis, and the FIRE
man and conductor were killed.
A passenger and freight train col
lided near Birmingham, Ala, and
both iremen were killed.
Murray Lewis, colored, who cut the
throat of his mistress, was hanged at
Greenville, Miss.
Michael Dunphy, shot his brother
and himself, at Brooklyn, n. Y, while
drunk.
Fred Nanny, while bathing at
Hoopeston, ILL.,, was seized with
cramps and drowned.
Humphreys, colored, was taken
from Jail at Askeville, N. c., and
lynched for outraging young white
woman.
Thomas Wells, of Arthur, H., while
pulling weeds, was bitten on the finger
by rattlesnake and probably injured
fatally.
A heavy fire occurred at Chicago
A music store, carpet store and piano
manufactory were burned Loss
$275, 900.
John Stuart, living on Martin.
fork, in Harlem county. Tenn, sho
stantly killed his cousin John Stuart
in a quarrel over a game of cards.
Four persons were drowned Will,
crossing the Arkansas river near Ar
kansas The party had been attend
ing a dance, and were on the wa,
home. When in the. middle of tn
river the boat upset. The bodie
were not recovered.
H. W. Moore, managing editor Q
the Post-Dispatch, and the wife {
John w. Norton, manager of tn
Grand Opera house and Olympi
theater of St. Louis, left the city t,
gether in q clandestine and scandalou
manner
Mrs. Mary E. Kersey, of Lebanon
Ind, visited Decatur, ILL.,, on a ster
chase after her husband, a barber, WI
had deserted her few weeks before |
elope with another woman, whom b
is said 20 have married in Decatu
Mrs. Kersey found her rival, but ht
husband had fed.
J. B. Carpenter, a prominent notal
public OF New Orleans, has disappeare
and taking with him between 5000
and $50, 900 of his creditors none
Carpenter was the adviser of mar
Creole families there, who intrustt
to him large sums OF money for il
vestment.
The body of Alice Kelly, a woma
of bad reputation, was found in Il
outskirts OF Ottumwa, Iowa, with IL
throat cut and the head badly beate
a horse and buggy was hitehed to
tree near by. The nature of Il
wounds indicate murder. tits theug
she was slain by some person who
she was attempting to blackmail.
Twenty men were on an excursic
from Baltimore, in the schoon
Laucelot down the bay. Off Nor
Point about ten OF the party got in
yawl boat to go ashore and bath
The boat capsized, and Frank Veasa
aged %, VIM. Finn, aged 80, al
Joseph Lutz, aged 27, were browne
The bodies were not recovered.
A cowboy walked into the bank
La Junta, Kan, and, covering Ruf
Phillis, cashier, with a revolver,
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bank into bag that he placed on I
counter. The cashier complied wi
.alacrity, and the daring robber at on
mounted and escaped The amou
of the loss Is estimated at from 81
600 to $4,000. There is no clue
the robber.
At Cooney island, ten miles up t
river from Cincinnati, Samuel You
made an ascent of 1000 feet in b
air balloon, and let 60 to make
descent in his parachute. The pa
chute for 900 feet did not open, a
he went down into twenty-five feet
water III the river ard sank to t
bottom. When he came up he {
tangled in the parachute, but Y
rescued by boatman unhurt.
Ed Hill and N. Dwyer, aged 19 a
81 years respectively, were engaged
fumigating a theater at st. Louis W
sulphuric acid, which Hill and DIV,
were pouring from stone jugs. Be-
jugs exploded at once, scattering
acid in every direction, saturating I
clothing of both young men, and
spatteIing those standing near. I
and Dwyer nearly crazed with pi
ran through the streets until caui
by policeman, and taken to the C
dispensary where their wounds W
dressed.
A party of four pitched their t,
at the head of little stream in
Kenish mountains, about fifty mi
from Denison, Tex. They came
hunt and fish and brought provisit
to last some time. Parties pass
the camp discovered the dead bod
of the men literally riddled with t
lets. About fifty yards from the t.
was the body of white man, {
dently a settler. By his side was
Winchester rife. He had undou
edly been one of toe party with VIII,
the hunters had had trouble.
In the diocese of London (Anglic
church,. with population of 800
900, there were 81, 1874 bastisms