Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-06-15
CONDENSED TElEeRAMA.

p rBond::onerings,l IS, $4,000; accspaa1sA
$40, 500.
Edwin Warren murdered his wife as HsP
way, Mich.
The Millers' Rational Association mests
In 1889 at Milwaukee.
Forest fires havejdone great damage n
Nova Scotia and Newfoundland.
An ex-convict fatally shot his formc
mistress and killed himself at indianapolis
Ind.
An Intellectual attempt was made to rob q
Santa Fe passenger train near Dorsey Sta
ton, N. NJ.
| Mr.. McLane, United States Minister to
| France, will sail from New York Saturday
for Havre.
monument erected in memory of Stone.
wall Jackson was dedicated at Chancellors-
willie, Va.
| An orphan girl who was betrayed by he,
lover attempted to commit suicide at Rich
mond, Ind.
| There is to be raid on Chattanooga sa.
loon keepers for permitting gambling in
their saloons.
Frank NJ. Gaylor, q brakeman on the G.
R. & |. road, was horribly mangled by cars
at Lima, Ind.
jesse johnson tried to shoot A. NJ. Alex
ander during the progress of a trial at Indi-
annapolis, Ind.
C. H. Johnson's tub and stave factory.
| Coldwater, Mich, was struck by lightning
and destroyed.
Barclay Peak got twenty years in the
penitentiary for murder in the second de-
gree at Mt. Holly, N. ].
A mad dog bit several men and children,
besides a number of dog and horses in the
Chicago suburb CT Lake.
Louis Blousten, secondhand clothing
dealer, Minneapolis. pnt two bullets in his
head. Family troubles.
Protestants of the South condemn the
proposed European immigration scheme as
being Catholic movement
"Big Bertha" the condolences woman,
and her alleged son, Willie, held in a, 600
each, in San Francisco, for their latest
job.
The Rhode Island General Assembly for
mally declared Jonathan Chace United
States Senator for six years from March 4,
| 1889.
The Appellate Court at Chicago decided
in favor of the County Recorder In the
fight between that officer and the abstract
firms of that city.
The negroes in the Chickasaw Nation are
| making elaborate preparations for 8 gen.
eral exodus to Oklahoma, where they con-
template farming
Constable Smith and wife, OF Toronto,
arrested for the murder last August of Jo-
seph Priestman. jr.. agent at Toronto for
the Northwestern Masonic Aid Association.
Nineteen persons were poisoned at Kaso-
Ia, Minn., from eating cheese. Many Of
the victims became insensible after suffer
ing spasms, but with good treatment will
recover.
A young man named Mosher, in Groton,
n. Y, was working on an old gun barrel,
when the weapon was discharged, striking
Mosher's sister in the neck, killing her in
stantly.
The Postoffice Department is ready to
consider the claims of Postmasters who
have suffered loss Of postal funds by fire,
burglary or in transit, or by unavoidable
casualty since March II, 1887.
Two young German ranchers, Hans Tidge
and August Michaelson, were boating
at Fullerton, Neb., when Michaelson, to
frighten Tidge, who was unable to swim,
| tipped the boat. Both were drowned.
In Chicago, A. J. Amber sues to recover
81. 200, 900 from R. NJ. Whipple. Numerous
suits have been brought by the parties
growing out of a partnership businessin
patents at Washington, In 1850 Amber
recovered judgment for $677, 900 against
Whipple in the District Court Of Columbia,
and this suit is based on that judgment