The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-06-28
THENEws.

William Carpenter, who objected to him
| calling them boys.-Mljor William g.
Collier, U. s. A., retired died In Washington.
-Jealousy led Newton G.. Moore to murder
his young wife at Lake City, Col.-Johu
o. Minion and Richard NJ Fowler, of Fny.
cite, Mo-. quarrelled about this formers wife.
Words led to pistol, and Monion was killed
and Fowler wounded.-David May, Of
Philadelphia, was arrested In Montreal on a
charge of having stolen ssi 900 from a brick
making firm In Philadelphia. Tho June
floods have done great damage to tho farms
and crops In Southern Indiana. .-The
brotherhood of United Labor, T. b Barry's
opposition organization to the knights of
Labor was organized In Chicago, and mem
bership OF 1000 reported. "A Broz'xs me-
mortal to the late ex-President ArE3ur was
unveiled In the Rural Cemetery, at Albany,
| N. Y.-Seven sailors, Of the German war
| ship Mike, lying at Norfolk, were Iashed
for attempting to desert. Harrison Rob.
ins,n. well known citizen OF Piauasip. Va
has been drowned. The seventieth ami.
versary OF Odd Fellowship In Philadelphia
was appropriately observed. William
Bosges, of Boone county. w. Va, pIayfully
pointed gun ut his mother. She died from
the wound I'm a few hours -George Nc
Cam, OF Philadelphia, killed his wife bv
chopping her head in q brutal manner.
company is being formed to lay q cable be
tween San Francisco and Honolulu at cost
OF 81 OO,OOO.-The question OF revivipp
the old form Of service in the Lutheran
Church caused lively discussion in the
synod at Pittsburg. "A st. Louis judye
has decided that a gambler Is entitled to his
chips and all other paraphernalia of the
game captured in a raid. Tho co-operntiye
cigar factory at Reading, Pa. started sew
eral years ago by cigarmakers on strike,
was levied upon Saturday by the sheriff, and
the management OF the concern made an az
signment. .--Lightning on Saturday struck
the spires OF the South Park Presbyterian
Church and ST. Patrick's Cathedral in New
ark, N. J.-The cupoIa and roof OF tbe
Church of the immaculate Conception I'm
New Bork city. were shattered by O bolt OF
lightning.
The Civil Service Commissioners have re-
quested the President to place the census
force under the civil service law.-The
Brockviile Chemical and Superphosphate
Companys powder works, in Brockville, N.
T., exploded, wrccking the building.
furniture manufacturers adopted report
Recommending the subsidizing Of freight
carrying steamers and ships aud abolishing
the duty on all raw material. Tho Clip
pewa Indians are on tho warpath, and there
are fears of an uprising. They hayefoosYiy
kl!lsa and ssa.Psasu ssXsR ssKsdE 4 re En-
nah Saving Institution. has been Sss<scs -.
receiving deposits knowning that the bank
was iusoiveut. t.-Charies TiSJsteiu, or Gin
cinnati, committed suicide.----During O
thunderstorm In Cincinnati two children of
Lowe Emerson, prominent carriage manu-
facturer, were struck by lightning. One
child may die.-watson Goodspeed, Of
Pittston, Me-, an imitator Of DR.. Tanner,
died after fasting thirty.nine days.
Squire j. g. Melone. one Of the oldest mag
strates In Jefferson county, KY, dropped
dead OF heart disease while testifying in
court.-The Standard Sugar Refinery, Of
Boston, has effected what isbelleved to be the
largest purchase Of sugar ever made, having
secured twenty-five thousand tons In Cuba at
Ave cents, calling for some % 600, ,OOO-
Rev. w. f. Kramer. ID. d., OF the Reformed
Church, OF Lebanon, Pa. was killed by a
railroad train.--D. L. Phillips, OF Worces.
ter, Mass, was instantly killed while cross
Ing railroad track.--Six men were killed
In a free fight In Texas.-Mrs. Kirshman
and her daughter, Mrs Goldberg. were burn
ed to death at a fire In New York. --rYhsre
were three executions IN Georgia. Alexan-
der Henderson was hanged In Bainbridge,
William Dibill in Thomasville and John
| ;oLo In n A
| who had teen convicted Of murder. At
Marion junction, Dallas county, Ala, j. p.
Stevens, a section man, shot and killed II. G..
Segner, a conductor. The trouble was about
| a woman.
H. g. Underwood, Of Wheeling, w. Va,
cut his throat with razor and Is dead.
Joseph Cummings shot and killed Joseph
Smith. Of Roane county, w. Va The peo-
pie OF Brunswick, Me-, celebrated the one
hundred and 6ftieth anniversary of the i'll
corporation of tho town. Alexander C.,
Lawton, late postmaster at Greenfield Centre
N. j. has been arrested, on the charge o,
robbiDg the mails. Mrs. Harrison has
arrived at Cape May, and is tho guest ol
Postmaster General alWananaker. .--C Camille
Brugatti, awaiting trial for the. musdersoi
Francesca Sanevitp, committed suicide In
tho Tombs in Now York by hanging. Hon
William Colsock, Of Charlcstown, s. c., 1,
dead.-The attorney general Of New Jersey
has rendered an opinion declaring uncon-
stitutional the Ticket-of-Leave Law recently
passed by the Legislature. Lieut. Frank
Reeves Heath, Unite. States Navy, one O!
the survivors Of the wrecked man-of-waI
Vandalia, died In California. -----James
Deavin and Charles Tennyson, two burglars
were iynched In Corydon, 1nd. - FRANK
James, Of Bowling Green, Ohio, committed
suicide In Jail after having attempted tt
blow up house with dynamite An. In
mense plug tobacco trust has been formed
in St Louis. Tho rubber shoe manufac
turers held q meeting In Boston for the pur.
pose OF forming q rubber boot and shoe trust
Tho work OF rebuilding Johnstown Is
being vigorously pushed. Hon. w, <
Chandler has been nominased United States
senator By tho Republican, caucus a cofs3Fd
N. H-Negro paraders ia Wilmfngton
Del, fred on some boys, killing one ant
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