Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-09-25
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
TIE st. Joseph MOI Exposition building
with its contents were burned ON tho 18th
causing a loss Of $3s0. 900.
The Citizens National Bank at Kokomo
Ind. :, was on the 6th authorized to begin
business with q capital of $lO0, coo.
A PASSENGER train was wrecked on the
10th near Corning, N. Y, killing two por-
sons and wounding twenty-five, some fatal
~.
THE Franklin and Marshall College al
Lancaster, Pa, entered upon It's one hun
dred and third year ON the 10Th.
wHALE-cHAsE by Indians of the Neah
Bay reservation occurred on the 10th of
Cape Flattery in which one canoe was lost
and seven Indians were drowned
In San Francisco on the 10Th Judge Saw
yer decided that the killing of Judge Terry
Tor bis assault on Justice Field was justi
fable, and ordered Maggie, the marshal who
did the shooting. released from custody.
The Post-otfice Department at Washing
ton ON the 10th invited proposals fol-
printing postage stamps. About 3, UOO, goo,
OOO will be required The usual cost OF
stamps is $1S5.o0O q year. The now two.
cent stamps are to be either brown or car
mine.
NEAR Hope, Ind, on the 10th Thomas
Frey, q prominent farmer, was f..tally
gored by bull which attacked him as he
was crossing field.
THE stage between Forest Hill and Au-
burn, Cal, was stopped by lone high
wayman on the 10th. who demanded and
received the Wells, Fargo & Co treasure
box and made his escape.
The two Nicely brothers, who are under
sentence of death, escaped from Jail ON the
10th at Somerset, Pa, by overpoweriug the
sheriff and mortally shooting one OF his
deputies
J. The trotting stallion The Clown died on
the 10th at Lexington, KY, from pink-eye
He was valued at $40, OOo by his owner, Mr..
W. l. Simmons
: THE eighteenth annual convention Of the
Cigar makers International Union COM
menced in New York on the 10th
, FRANK AMOS. one of the most prominent
citizens of Morgan County, O., was muir.
dered at his home On the 10th by a Mrs
Hampton. his niece. The murder grew out
of law suit
FOREST fires in Somona and Ventura
counties, Cal, had on the 10th destroyed
miles OF fences, considerable timber and
many buildings
HE Sovereign Grand L rdge of Odd-Fel-
lows convened in annual session at Colum
bus, o., on the 10th with representatives
from every State and Territory and from
Canada and Europe
MISS DELLA WALKER, aged nineteen years,
beautiful and accomplished, commit d
suicide on the 10th at Langdon, N H., by
drowning Two girl friends with whom
she attended the Vermont Academy killed
themselves last winter
IT was discovered on the 10th at New Or
leans that interest had been paid up to
date on bonds for s3kS 600 which were sup
posed to have been destroyed IN 1879 Who
was responsible for the fraud was not
known
ONE HUNDRED Arabs from Syria arrived at
New York on the 10th and were locked up
pending act on as to their admission.
IT was reported on the 10Th that Paul
Steindl, cripple who had been selling
matches in the streets O Milwaukee, had
been left $4,000 by an uac:e who recently
died in Germany. Steind: served a term
for killing District Alto 'ney Macarthur
A THIRTY-F1vE FOOT deposit of tirst-class
yellow ochre was found on the 18th at
Hastings Neb. two hundred and thirty
five feet below the surface.
MRS. ANNIE GABA and her baby were
18th and her two other children were
burned fatally by the explosion of lamp
which the baby had upset
CONVENTION o. piano and organ manu-
facturers was held at New York on the 18th
for the purpose Of forming protective as
ISOLATION.
A HUNGARIAN living near Wilkesbarre,
Pa, awoke on the 18th from fourteen
days sleep.
WHILE visiting the Kansas State fair at
Topeka On the 18th Mr.: Charles E. Ray
mond, of Boston. dropped dead of heart dis
ease.
The Wisconsin State fair opened at Mil
waukee on the 18th with a fine exhibit OF
farm products
The steam-yacht Leo, with nina business
men of Lorain, O., was given up as lost
on Lake Erie On the 18th.
JOHN KIRBY and John Fisher held up and
robbed an old German at ASH nd, Wis, OF
S175 on the 18th in broad daylight
: IT was reported on the Itch t.lat the Pills.
bury Touring mills at Minneapolis had
been sold to an English syndicate
In the Wyoming Con stitutional conven-
ton at Cheyanne on thu 18th the suffrage
committee reported in favor of universal
suffrage.
The dam of the Kennebec Ice Company
at Hibernia Pa, gave way on the 18th, and
large amount Of water rushed down the
Brandywine. causing it to overflow it's
banks. carrying away one bridge and sever
al buildings.
By the explosion Of dynamite cartridge
st Lake Cnabol, Cal, on the Itch four
Cinnamon were killed. 49,
A LITTLE girl in D .yton, Ore, found a
poke tbook containing $500 and restored
it to it's owner on the 18th
FROM the result OF q pIize-fght at St.
Louis on the night of the 10Th r. E jack
son, aged eight en- years, died on the 18th
His antagonist was Ed Ahearn, local
bruiser, and eleven bloody rough-and
tumble rounds were fought
3 The Nicely brothers, condemned muir
derers who recently escap d from the Som
ersct fPa) jail, were recaptured on the 18th.
HENRY BEAL, with his wife and infant
child, who lived near Cloyerport, Ky.,
were murdered In their home on the 17Uh
for small sum of money. t
MARTIN GRIFFIN colored), highway
fobber, was lynched on the Itch near ST.
Louis by party of men. , -.
SANTA ANNA, Cal, was shaken by an
earthquake On the Itch. s
WITH pasteboard tags attached to their
clothing bearing the inscription LENA and
Rudolph Hurts. bound for Samuel Hurts,
their father, 10. 146 Randolph street, Chi