The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-11-15

marasrsf ~ s bauoo s,serer. who
Ia xlsk sss 60 ssSese "a: : &
identified In court batdn Burke as tho mn
Williams who rented the cottage. Earth
quake shocks were felt in Missouri and ILL.
nois.-Congressman John Nj. Wiley OF
New York, was robbed OF 500 by a bell boy
at a hotel in Buffalo. N. Y.-Josiah fritz,
during the Prohibition campaign in New
Jersey, sold his inn near Belyidere, and tho
defeat Of the amendment so prayed upon his
mind that he banged himself. f.-President
Harrison has issued proclamations admitting
North and South Dakota as states. Mate
Frank Maxoa, and four OF the crew Of the
water:odgcd schooner Jennie Rosaline, from
Savannah for Providence, were rescued 10y
the schooner Flora Rogers and taken h.
Cbarlestou.--Mrs- Jennie Gutenberg, O;
Brooklyn, Is under arrest rs witness in q
peculiar case OF the suicide of an Austrian
Jew, who leaves u letter stating that the
woman told him her husband had disappeared
with money hc hal entrusted to his care, nd
advised him to commit suicide Tho vii.
l'ge Of Copenhng Linear Water;owp, N. ",
was swept by fire. Loss S25,Ooo-Shcr.f II
Reynolds aud two assistants Of Florence,
Arizona, while taking eight Apache Indians
10 prison, were murdered by their prisoners
-Pauline Hogley was accidentally shot by
John Schupert at Westchester, Pa., while
teasing him al out his poor Tuck on hunting
tr. p.-E. Phelps gr:st mill, near French.
lurg, KY, exploded, killing three men uro
uounding two o. hnrs.
BY the explosion Of a steam threshing ma
Chine at Grand Forks, Dakota. Israel Shep-
pard, the owner. was killed and sevt raj per-
sons injured.-Albert Sutherland, the for
ger under arrest in Philadelphia, ani who al
frs was supposed to be the murderer OF tho
CHICAGO millionaire, now says that he was n
former companion OF Tascott In Chicago. o.---
Tho United States ma n -of-war Galcna went
aground ia entering New York harLor, but
Was sooa flooted-Mrs. Mary Roem, aged
TIVE ty-sevcn years, in frenzy caused by
hunger, attempted to kill her mother and
child in n New York tenement.-Jamcs
Edward Calhoun, cousin to John G. Calhoua,
died at Charles,on, y. c. Ie'1ved a alhsrrrt.-
nnd IVES tho larges: land owna- -.', g 81 D years
After an nosenGe of tW Lebanon, Ind,
Joan McQuewn returned te,cs his wifi, be-
10 learn that curing his abst oaaia and her
'e''sS T-'-.- dead, Iaa.-i-A{ esrs McOu.wp
second husband died in two,,. ao,,,J. ,,,
''es roS claim his wife, fo,,,,,, h..,;,,aI
'arm on which lie and nix 10. .,r;Is, -, g.,
Mrs. Violetta Lamb. HN,. 49,
Anthony l.amu, uIed In new forS, nt inc
age .cf ninety y-seven years. s.-Adolph Rice
and LUIS Heck iell from the dome of the
,ourt house, at Vandeburg, Ind, and wero
tataly injured - he will Of Henry j.
Steere, Of Providence, Il. l., bequeaths ST..
l:?, OjO TO local churches and charities and'
,rcIu linz S25, 600 to Roanoke College, at Sa-
EN-, Va.-The Southern switchmen's strike
was declared or The South American
10 e'egntes visited tn, tomb Of Line Din. Tho
:igbth annual natio al convention or the
Women's Home Missionary Society opened
Ia Indianapolis. is.-By spreading of the rails
| On tho Chicago and Santa Fo road, Call
fornia vcstibu!e train was wrecked near Car
ro!lton, Nc, and q half n dcZm persons iE-
jurcd ---Wllliam Henry Cresson. cashier Of
tho Tradesman's National Bank OF Coasho-
| hocken, Pa, is a defau:ter for over $50, 1000
Catholics and d-AIethoiists rioting in the
town of Axiell, Kas.-T~o workingm IL
-om Baltimore and number Of others were
,jrred 10y a falling building in Passaic City,
n. j Patrick Hughes entered the house
O. Martha Schultz. at Scranton, Pa, and de.
m1nded money from Schu.tz's twelve year
oil | dau, Inter. The girl called her father,
who, in elf-de:e,.9, shot aud killed Hughes.
"A Canadian woman st Westport, Oht.
was cxcommunicltei from the Catholic
Gu ch for marrying Protestant after be-
| ing divorced from her Catholic husband, who
| hei iil.treated her.
Prof. f. II. Kellogg, founder and r c;i
dent OF College Temple, at Newman, =,
an! ons OF the Oldest educators in III tuth
Is dead. AT the annual m etins Of tn,
Coitonsecd o Trus', in New York, N. II
10! dollars in shrinksgc INF ra.u WAS rc
| porte |, and it was d, c.rd to turn tho trus
into company. and lump the water ont G
tic stock, as one Of the trustees explained it
| -Over six million acres of land i'm FlOrid'
| have bcen consolidated und r one III mage
nent, to he known as the Associated Rlii
way Land Department, OF florida. --Tn'
Pan. American dc!csa vis;tc,, Indianapolis
and were showa tho home Of President iinr
| ''""' ue "loi W. - W - ;StilST w H. III
Cresson, OF the Tridcsmn's Blnk, OF Con
shohocken, fa.ssi is over $50 COO, and tne bani
Is compelle 10 wini up its If ,rs.--GeC
w. CEilds says that General Grants rem rin
will probably te removed from New TorI
to West PVint or Arlingtoi Cemetery
Tho anthracite shippers have advanced th
Erice Of furnacS, lump and stcamloa Goa
fit en- cents per ton. "A lli2zari is rag
Ing in Wyoming en- cstcrn Nebraska, tin
STOW drifts in some places hioc% Ing rai!roa,
travel.-The striking Cuban ciyarmaker
CT the Key West factories are returning Z
Havana. The two thousand In liars occu
pying the Wind River rcse. vaiion, near Vel
lowstone park, in Wyoming, are actually il
want, aud many wi likely die of starvation
-Rev. DR.. Libertus Van BoHelen, re
tired Episcopal clergyman was foun deat
in bed at his home in RuTalo N. " Geo
III. Lothian N rottnn hrnyo of \,,y a., lFor,l