The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-06-22
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nAANt Fo@3SSOs
John Muchthaler, eonfectioner,
killed his wife and himself at Detroit.
Domestic troubles was the cause.
Prof. b. @. Roots died at Tamaroa,
Ill, in his seventy-eighth year. He
had been for years President of the
Board OF Education Of that State.
Charles Cross, the jockey, who was
thrown from his horse at the Jerome
park race, New York, died from his
injuries at Manhattan's hospital.
The hotel at Manitou Park, Colo, |
burned, with all the contents, caused |
by log rolling from the FIRE place, |
and setting fire TO the house. Loss,
$4,000.
The Atlas paper mill, controlled by
Kimberly, Clark Il Company, was to-
tally destroyed by FIRE at Appleton,
Wis. Loss, $l50000; insurance, about
$50,oOO.
Destructive forest fires are raging on
the south shore of Conception bay, n.
Is. At Little Kaynorth twenty six
families were burned out. One woman
and two children were burned to
death.
Commandant Hereof, proprietor OF
the Louvre, and warm advocate of
the Boulanger cause, during q fit of
temporary mental alteration, shot his
young wife and then shot himself, at
Paris, France.
A disastrous fire visited Trinidad,
Col. After hard fight the fire de-
, partment succeeded in getting control
, of it, but not until the Commercia.
hotel, with seven or eight business
houses, had been consumed.
VIM. George, hotel man, died at
, Spring View, Neb,, of the glanders.
! He contracted the disease while treat
ing trotting horse which he owned.
r George suffered great agony for two
: weeks before his death.
Nineteen persons were poisoned al
1 Kasota, Mimi, from eating cheese
/ which was manufactured in Wiscon
$ sin. Many OF the victims became in
y sensible, after suffering spasms, but
with good treatment will recover.
A tenement house was burned al
Lowell, Mass. Eugenia Vallerand
y aged Is, Peter Vallerand, aged 8, and
Della Vallerand, aged 3, perished
Le Another of the Nallerand family anC
n another occupant named Boisvei
y were fatally hurt.
A bottle was picked up on the shore
near Lucknow, Ont, containing not'
stating that the schooner Tiffen, o
Bay City, was going down with all OF
he board. There was no date on the note
The vessel has not been heard from
for some days.
T. The remains of August johnson
and his l4-year-old son have beer
found on the prairie, near Syracuse
Z Ks, and suspicion points 10 Oscar
brother of August, as the murderer
" The party were travelling and selling
ie horses. Oscar has disappeared.
o. David X. Calbert, OF Chicago, acci
:, dentally shot and killed his lS-yeai
II old bride, at their home. He ha'
dressed himself, and was picking u
lie his watch and revolver from the bed
ne when the weapon was discharged. Th
ball struck the lady in the breast, an
killed her Instantly. They were maj
ried enly two weeks.
An atrocious outrage is reporte
so from Fair Chance, Penn. Samue
r, Humbert, an old resident of Fai
en- Chance, was assaulted by masked me
he at his residence, who tortured him fo
eh two hours to make him disclose tn
Of place OF his supposed wealth HI
- feet were toasted in front of fire, i
addition to other indignities.
A cash boy named Andrew Howart
aged IA, has confessed that he stare
of the million dollar fire which destroye
ng the dry goods store of Barnes, Hen,
he gerer & Co, at Buffalo, n. Y. III
ly says he started the fire because he ws
ut mad at Starring, floor walker, VIII
ne would not excuse him to go to
ed funeral at which he was to be pa
or bearer.
a Mrs. Sarah Jane Whiteling volul
a tariIy confessed that she had poisone
nd her two children at Philadelphia
ch Penn, and had furnished her husban
rs with poison with which, she declare
lp. he toek his own life, on account
lty dependency caused by poverty. Mr.
OF Whiteling poisoned her 9-year-ol
daughter Bertha, and boy, Will
two years old.
IN Fillippo Guastoni, shot Mrs. Louis
~ Marri, and then blew out his ow
he brains. He was constant visitor
a. the Marri household a.ld had for SON
! tiAlA6 UldNC AlO ecCECb O4 his 4ONG lOA u
- woman He had been warned by I'll
!. woman's husband not to interfere wit
- the domestic relations of the Mar
:. family. Notwithstanding the war;
S' ing, he forced himself into Mr.
=. Marri's bedroom, where the TRACED
was committed.
he A thrilling accident occurred at Ii
nd Blundage Whirlpool pork elevator |
he Lockport, n. Y Four South Amer
NJ cans, accompanied by an interprete
On stepped int6 the car to descend to tt
N. rapids, descent of 800 feet, at an al
in gle of forty-five degrees, when the cs
Of suddenly started, and rushed to I'll
,ca bottom of the incline, where it ws
IL dashed into. splinters, and its occl
ho pants thrown with great force upo
the platform. Before they could e
cape the other car reached the TO
zee with such force that it was detached
set and came down upon the shocked an
lr, bewildered victims of the first ca
q; with tremendous crash. Mrs. SAINT
tes had a leg broken and was terribl
70 shaken up and bruised, and her daugl
ad ter was badly hurt.
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