The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-05-17
THE NEWS.

Hhohtoh, OF tho Pennsylyapj
c"urts' mas decided that the Western u,;,
e"Rraph Company has no right TO romov
i's case To tho United States courts. bcc.rs
!" u brought TO enforce u forfeiture for ,.;o
Iation OF State laws aud is not n civil .,;,
1eaVy rains have somewhat checked IN
ior'st iire' in Wisconsin p b. Horr nm,
'"''''y, OIL BrnNton, w. Va, while attepn,
."s 10 cross swollen stream, wero y,
drowned by their boat capsiziny .-Horr,
NN"orthy was murdered in Chicago Inv Orr,
oanuourg.-The Ontario paper mill n,
"htertowh, N. Y, was set ON fire and ,,e
stroyed. James Warden the night watch.
man. he's been arrested on suspicion.
u Silber was found hanging to the mast ~
small boat drifting about the bav ,t por,
biakely, Washington Territory. He was
prooao'y murdered by srnusglers.-A con-
hience thief buncoed Farmer William C,r.
man. OF Fayatte county, O., out Of 5000,
oue most ot the money was recovered and
II. ii. Morton, the thief, captured. Mel
cholr Huber, aged 4G years committed suicid,
st scranton, Pa, by cutting his throat with
razor. -Hundre,ls of families nre in dss
utute circumstances on the border of OKLA.
hoh'a. The York and Peach bottom Rail
road hold their annual election at York -
Inc coke producers of Flat Top, w. Va,
nave FORMED n pool. The Ross case wos
cai'ea at gloucester Courthouse, and con-
'hued until the June term. Bail refused
-Ihe Senate investigation of rates on
Canadian railroads was continued i'm Nav
hork.-The libel suit instituted by tbe
British consul at Newport News against Ed.
itor Viney resulted in acquittaI for tho
e1itor.--Dr. z. H. Cronin, n prominent
physician of. Chicago, has disappeared
bloody trunk has been found, aud it is be-
heVeo that he has been murdered and his
oooy carried to some place Of concealment
=" 'he trunk.---A strike at the Allegheny
hessemer Steel Works promises to end dis
hstrously to the strikers The s.. Vincent
orphan Asylum at Nincennes, Ind. was
burned, entailing loss of S5O.OOO-Tbe
Susquehauna Rolling Mill, at Columbia. r.,
whose puddler. have been on strike for civ
weeks. partially resumed work with new
hands
Mr.. Waller, tho retiring American CON
sui at London, has been presented with han l.
some gifts 10y the consular body.---TLe Sa.
moan commissioners were presented to En-
zero: W lillian at Potsdam. The Canadian |
parliament was proroguei Gross s-exami-
nation or MIR. Parnell was continued bcfor
tn, Parnell commission. King of |
-insists-.upUr tle-return OF I
faron Savage, his former American adviser. |
Bou'anger has summoned a council |
o. his supporters 10 meet in London May
loth.---Ihe Tippcrary court has affirmed
inc sentences Of imprisonment imposed on
several members Of Parliament-The
burning or an adjoining building IN = ~ nrn;.
bic college MT E.u-IB',at~,Utu,.oHt5,o over the
fate of two of their companions, who were
In the blazing building. One of the young
men was burned to death and the other
badly injured by Jumping.-The steamers
City Of New York, City of Rome and the
Trove left New York about the same time,
and an interesting ocean race is expected.
Gregory, proprietor of hotel
Mt Saginaw, Mich, i'll quarrel with wo-
man, who called herself his wife, at Mar
quette, Mich. shot her dead and then at |
tempted suicide. Three thousand miners |
in the Pittsburg region are now out on strike. |
John Cullen, of Albany, n V, in fit of
jealousy, fatally shot his wife and himself.
Miss Jessie Bennings while playing wi h
/" P'oeo's q" No'h i'i'. "'Ni'Sh"'A'J '''e
herself. A detachment of Unitel States
troops has been sent to eject squatterS on tn,
Cherokee strip interesting discoveries of
remains of ancient mound mouliors have
been made near FLOYD -i9Ma, The ktuEn
n'oS gr.s' n sn, "'I m". ac SGolupbia, Tenn; was
Th, remains of cx President Sc e6astlaMh I'll Mh4 4eru
do Tejada. of Mexico. were removed under
a military escort, from the Marble Cemetery,
and shipped over the Pennsylvania Railroad
to the City Of Mexico The funeral in New
York of DIR. +. a. Z. Barnard, ex- president
Of Columbia College, was attended by promi-
ncnt educators from all parts of the country.
MANY persons were killed and wounded
in tho recent riots near Guanajuato Mexico,
caused by the imprisonment OF jesuit priests.
Three thousand Indiana miners quit work
because OF reduction in -Hages. The citi-
zens of Maplewood, n town recently annexed
to Chicago, was cleared of its corporation
property, comprising the town hail. furni-
ture, etc. by the indignant people. .-Th'
Malleable Iron Company, of Meriden,
Conn is financially embarrassed and two
hundred and fifty men are thrown out OF
worl<.-Dr E:enne D,schamp, Of New
Orleans, was convicted of chloroforming,
outraging and numbering twelve-year-oli
Julietto Deits ,he George NJ Soonk, IN
old West Virginian. died at Martinsburg -
After two trials and convictions. and Il third
successful appeal to the higher courts,
Thomas Hotteling of Burges', Ohio, has
escaped further prosecution Oh the charge OF
murder Frank McGowan, one of Edison's
workers has just returned from " perilous
undertaking In South America, travelling all
bver the continent IN search OF IA peculiar
kind of bamboo, which, att'r many hard
ships he finally discovered.
HE SHOT THE MAYOR