The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-02-27
IN nn acciannt on the 2lst near Co.

O gravel train, was killed, and Willard |
Mitchell was fatally injured.
THE roof Of the Philadelppia Grand
Opera flouse, which was bei'ig raised,
fell on the 2tst, and eight OF the fifty |
workmen received serious injuries.
Fon cutting the Latin recitation |
twelve students of the Washington and |
jefferson College at Washington, Pa, |
were expelled on the 2lst
THE barn Of Mrs. s. n Ray, near |
Raywick KY, was burned on the 21st,
and twenty-nine head Of hprses and
mules and 81, 900 race-borse perished
in the flames.
On the 2ist non-partisan Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was organ
lied in Chicago.
THE exchanges at the leading clearing
houses in the United States Curing the
week ended on tho 22d aggregated
$3.50, sos, 900, against $1,oS1, ?e9,016 the
previous week. As compfrSu With the
corresponding week OF 1889 the in
crease amounted to So
1T was reported on the I'D that un-
known parties had offered 81, ,o0O 600 for
the franchise OF the National BASEBALL
League Association.
MISS REGINA korIiscifiLD, OF fort
Townsend, Wash, will start on March
II to race around the world against
George Francis Train, In an endeavor
to make the circle In sixty days.
By an explosion on the "2d at the
South Omaha (Nob.) packing house OF
Armour Cudahy three persons were
killed outright, seven seriously or fatal
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The sixteen women on trial Tor de-
stroying saloon at Spickardsville, Mo-,
were found guilty on the Ssd ana nhea
five dollars each.
FORTY persons were drowned ut Pres
colt, A. T., on tho 2ad by the giving
way of the largo storage dam built
across Hassayampa river two years ago
at cost OF hundreds OF thousands OF
dollars.
The tobacco factories Mt Richmond,
Va, of Alexander Cameron Co. and
&. Cameron ~ Slzer, ana the durham
steamery and tobacco factory were de-
stroyed by fire on the 22d. Total loss,
S220, 900.
CATTLE and horses in the vicinity OF
Wood River, Ore. were dying of starva'
ton on the 22d by the hundreds, and
unless there was u thaw soon many
herds would be exterminatcd.
GEORGE DowELI- Of Spring Hill, Mo-.
set a spring gun in his barn for thief
Mrs. Dowell, unaware of what her hus
band had done, opened the barn door OF
the 22d and was shot dead She hat
becn married but two months.
JEREMIAH O'DoSSEM was convicted
in Chicago on the 22d OF conspiracy t.
bribc jurors in the Cronin trial and hi
. punishment fixed at three years in thu
penitentiary.
IT was said on the 22d that thirt.
: deaths had occurred at GAINESVILLE, o.
the result Of taking child who died o
q contagious disease from Chicago t.
GAINESVILLE.
l A PETITION to the Car OF Russia ask
. ing him to mitigate tho suiTerings o
t the Siberian exiles Is to be circulated
: throughout the United States for sigma
t lures.
INDICTMENTS against twenty-one reg
ulators" were returned on the ia D.
l the grand jury sitting at LAFAYETTE La
The British schooner Glen "a'
wrecked on tho 22d on Little Duck Is
4 land. of the coast OF Maine, and thre
s of her crew were drowned.
:, GILBERT LOWE (colored) was hange
3 on tho 2lst at Birmingham, Ala 10
0 the murder OF j. w. Meadows (white)
THREE persons we're killed and SIX In
: jured by the explosion OF boiler in
d sawmill at Ruthcr Glen, Va, on the I'D
y THREE sisters, Mary, Carrie an
r Ella Tyler, were thrown from cal
II riage by runaway on tho ia nea
l. Newark, N. d., the two former bein
killed and the latter badly injured.
" THE total collections OF internf
y revenue for the first seven months
the fiscal year ending June 3o' le''
were S'9,513,6a4, being an increase
a s5,252, OPS as compared with the coile'
J. tions during the corresponding perio
'f of last year.
WILLIAM STEWART was killed ana n
e, wife and two children and two me
* were probably fatally injured on u
y 22d by an explosion OF dynamite
Adamsburg, Pa.
st THE heaviest snow-storm OF the wint'
Id prevailed throughout Montana on u
re Gath, with the thermometer markiT
d. ten degrees below zero.
In 1T was reported on the Gath that
ys organization of negroes known az II
G. Grand independent brotherhood WI
es e large membership, was planning
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