The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-03-28
THE NEWS.

Bishop STANLEY, Of North Dakota, appealed |
to large congregation in the Philadelphia
Cath edral for aid for the Chippawa Indians, |
whose con iition he described as most de-
plorable, hundreds OF them on the govern
ment reservation having neither sufficient
food nor shelter.--H. w. King, project OF
the Pennsylvania in,,itution for the instruc'
tion Of the Blind, In Philaielphia, was ar
rested on the charge Of immoral conduct
made by the pupils.- A quarrel over
pew in st. Mary's Catholic Church, at
Pougbkeepsie. N. Y. caused a q Iht, In which
the priest and several OF the congregation
el.-Fire caused panic amon5
the inmates OF the House OF g ,od Shepherd.
Ghieeso .Agbs, ~ fEng'ish and
Irish girls in a miif as. .ER efsr, eRssss Id
to a strike OF the latsr. Ma post OF the
Grand Army of the Republic Is to be formed
in Montreal OF Canadians who served the
Union.-Frank Grottner, OF Allegheny
City, Pa, murdered his ten year old step
daughter. Williams, an Euglishman
owner Of large cattle ranch in Montana,
while on his way to New York to sail for
Liverpool, stopped In Milwaukee. where he
met Emil Constants, who showed him the
sights and relieved his pocketpook OF 81 400.
Governor Tbayer, OF Nebraska, is again
after the railroad managers for lower
freight rate on corn for tho benefit OF the
farmers Boes and bis wife we're
fatally injured at Holland, Mich, by fasS
train on the Chicago and West Michigan
striking their carrage.-Eli Stahlnaker, in
a ft OF ius unity, attempted to murder Con-
stable Prater, and then committed suicide,
at Peasant Hill, Mo.-A landslide at Troy,
N. Y, destroyed a dwelling, and three per-
sons were killed.-Two children OF Mrs.
John Cline. o: Greenburg, Pa. were poisoned
by eating wild riPs.----Hesry Pnrds,
his wife and davshter were all killed by q
locomotive striking their carriage at Jack
son, Micb.-By IN explosion OF boilers In a
colliery engine room at Carbondale. Pa two
m,n were killed. Philadelphia Con-
ference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
rel 'oted a proposition to increase the lay
representation to tho General Conference.
Tho federal contract labor inspectors at
Castle Garden have been neglecting their
duty aud the commissioners OF Immigration
have discovered that hundreds Of men uuder
contract have been permitted to land in di.
rect violation of the law.-Mrs. Grover
Cleveland laid the cornerstone OF the new
eye and ear infirmary in New York CITY,
The South Pennsylvania Railroad was sold
at sheriff's sale to parties In the interest of
the Reading Railroad. --Henry Sutliffe, OF
Plymouth, Pa, committed suicide. because
his wife upbraided him for remaiuing out
after ten o'clock at night.
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N. c. wa, arrcsied IS sssla Franoisoo, charged
with robbing the mails. The new method.
ist college, to be known as the University,
Of the Northwest. is to be loo ited In Sioux
City. Iowa.-Two maiden sisters, aged
thirty three and thirty FIVE, respectively,
were found dead in their home, near Con-
cordia, Kansas.-Judge Andrew J. Davis,
tho richest man in Montana, died at But
Montana, aged seventy one years. His
wealth was estimated at$l0, co., ,O00 Forty
women received the degree Of medical doctor
at the Woman's Medical College in Philade.-
phia.-Miss Allie Atkinson, aged ighteen
years, was bound gagged, and brutally as
saulted by tramp near Pleasant Hill, Mo.
The Ohio and North western Railroa {,
running from Cincinnati to Portsmoul >
OIio, was sold by United Stats Marshal
Simmonds for 5000, 900 to the Philadelphia
Investment Company. Tn, property is the
old Cincinnati and Eastern road, and had
two mortgages on it. aggregating Sic.
--~fs' Jdfo, -"eaGt bu! iNu, tua fire bein ,
caused, 1t Is supposed. by discharged work
men. Loss S3l 900. -Jimes Miller at
Lexington, Va, was acquitted of the charge
OF Killing Mrs. DIR. q. J. Walker at Browns.
burg. in November, 1889. Tho federal
officials raided several illicit stills in Wavps
county, w. Va, and captured the moon
shiners-Henry Nurse. a farmer of Clinton
county, Iowa, was found murder cd in his
home, ami his wife seriously wounded.
By the mistake Of drug clerk in New York
city, Mrs j. b. Mcclure was nearly ki,le ,
receiving digitalis for licorice POWDER
State Treasurer Noland, of Missouri, is short
In his accounts about 49,, 900. john WI Z.
mans, of New York, passed fifty counterfeit
dollars on saloon keepers of Trenton. N ]
The snow along the kio Grand, Railroad
IN the mountain passes Of Colorado, is from
ior'y 70 sixty teet deep.-Twelve freight
cars went uown with treste fifty feet on
the Georgia Pacific Railroad, near Birmng-
nam, Ala, and a number Of trainmsn vere
,nJured.---Mrs. Eliza Chester, mother In.
law of-b'shSs W'hitsker, OF Philaielphi,.
died at his residence in that ci y, aged ninety.
hve years.--Charles Eznger, a j,weler,
OF Cleveland, Ohio, went to the theater, lea,-
Ing Louis Goldsoll, his brother in law, aged
nineteen, in charge Of the store. GoldsoI
skipped with $4,000 worth of diamonds.