The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-04-05
NUMBER Id.
THE NEWS EPTToMIzEn
Eastern ana Mida,. s,....

IHE English brewery buvinp svna;,.t.
ma mas paid 81, 800 900 for Frank Jones' breWerv
at PORTSMOUTH, N. III.
EG uEokGE a. WELLS, a well-to-do farmor Of
Sxeter, K l., was burned to death In n ar
thae destroyed his dwelling. '''
wi fATRIcK'S DAY was celebrated in New
| IvnIy city py parade, exercises at Jones,s
chief amops nna ssTernl tnam dinners in the evening
TICK society at the Hoffman House
AT Mahanoy City (Penn.) co,,;erv thro,
miners, Td1, David Evans and his sons, David and
tvbsm wbbwara, s,, were engaged in robbing pillars
three Suen'Y msn Tha the f.r roof foil catching all
severe injuries. 'e'ei'eo
iHE deputy Postmaster of New Bruns-
WICK N. D., has absconded with $1,000.
b,no MoRrH M %, PORK packers, of Boston.
nays says 6s assigned, with liabilities estimated at
THE body of John Kynard ogad ef.v
seight years farmer, who lived near Car
nsie, Fenn., was found hanging In tho
suicide. 'oniirii'oed
HIERcE mountain fires were raging in tho
Mig 1STSn SsSSssted situated ne;nsylyania
named Trueheart, aSsa tu sno,,s,s,s s.s
spectively, persisted in tho flames
Ro;Irea 5Ig car % and paint shops Of the Central
two ' handrsyd hSnsd,,y destroyed @sn by fire. About
shopS. Loss, over 100000 WIZ
JuL1ANA MUFTER, wife of Ferdinand Mut-
eSr weilto-do farmer, living near Newark
S q. -, vas murdered by Joseph Saltzman. n
mer. p'h'ei nam
oLMoN JENNINGS, Of Deep River. Conn
proprietor of the Jennings Bit and anaar.
"orks ana worth $500, 600, has been removed
10 private insane asylum He is a memhor
OF the Connecticut Legislature
THE Republicans of Rhode 1s,,,,
semoled in State Convention at Prov;dorno
an9 Tf. 1endered denomination to Governor
Iatt He declined to accept t. where,,no,,
meroort w. Ladd, of Providence, was
ticket. e"u 'He otaoe
:, DURING the recent storm the ravaoos ~
tii the vino ana waves were very severe along
tn C;trs sew Jersey coast, particularly at Atlan
The Eoiler OF the Whitney s. Tutt,e saw
mill exploded ut Pound, Wis, wreckng the
structure and killing Otis Clement and
August Bedel. -Four others were seriously
Injured.
McGREw'S Touring mill and the adjoining
elevator, at Lexington, Mo, were DESTROYED
by fire. Loss S75, 900.
THE annual report of the Chicago, Bur-
linGton and Quincy for 1888 shows a def
cheney OF Si,33l ,425.
eue business porUlOn o. IOIa&, ILL.,,
was destroyed by fire. The losses amount to
$4,000.
A CoLoRED man Of Winston, N. c., was
seen to take one of his children off into tho
wood and re urn without It. He then took
another child and held it in the fire, literally
cooking it alive. Search was made for tho
first child. 1t was discovered some distance
in the wood with its neck broken.
Ex-PREsIDENT CLEVELAND and his party
were received with fireworks and brass
bands at Jacksonville, Fla.
Wilson's call for the asssM8rhg the the West
in extraordinary session.
GEORGE r. CARLTON, bookkeeper for
Smith Brothers IL Co., Of Seattle, Washing
ton, has disappeared, leaving shortage Of
$4,000
GUS. WERNER, tailor, shot and fatally
wounded Joe Spendlove, a pawnbroker, at
Topeka, Kan, and then took his own life. A
quarrel over the rent was the cause.