The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-01-24
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Sanders and Powers, wbfwere elected
United States Senators b&He Republican
House ami Senate OF Montat Nhavs been de-
MED their certificates by thdgovsrnor.
james E Miffin's barn, neE Wrightsvillc,
York county, Pa, was de}royed by fire.
Loss $4,000; insurance 80 5f--Ben Boy,
The celebrated trottihs horS, whose owner
had refused an offer OF Sl00k00 was burned
to death in his stables at Vefailles, KY
Merrill Griffin and his iaughtr, Of Dearborn
Mich, suG ring with infiIerf, took q fatal
dose OF strychnine in IN staks for quiuine.
Charles w. Elliott, B. & o. brakeman,
was crushed to death at Grafton, w. Va.
-Scribner's Mountain House, at Gogeown
Center. N. H., was burned. Loss $4,000
Jesse Wilson's barn on the Upper Della
ware river, near Bor ientown, N. j., was
burned, and twenH cSys and a number OF
Lyons, 4. Yy theff bu ICY being icy Sy
n railroad traIn.-The Bank of South DA-
kota, at Madison, s. ID. has asst isned.-The
members Of ths Pentecost band OF Faith
Healers at Nuscola, H., are being prosecuted
for holding noisy meetings.-Stephen A.
Hubbard, managing editor and one Of the
proprietors of the Courdnt Of Hartford, CT,
died at the age OF 63 years. The supreme
chapter Of the wSrld of the new order, "The
Progressive Endowment OF America" was
organized at Richmond, Va.-The iuit
trees in the vicinity of Lexington, Va, are
in bloom.-A coiored man, charged with
burglary, was taken from deputy sheriff
i'm B,rnwell county, s. C.Stiel to tree and
shot to death by maskel white rlen.
kafr'on & Ruyier,y Furniture manufactory
at Sandusky, OttS. was burned. Losses
tlOo 600; ins lraJ4 $65 00o. FIRE at Brad
! dock. Pa., ,desfro5 4 Granns Brothers plain.
Ing mill aud Iumbs trls. Loss $4,000; no
| insurance. ---Gox| koYsry, of Mississ PIP,
Sln'bis anuuaiI h So essti-srns the c,rry.
Ing Of concsaIe11 1weak IONS a-John w. Ksuf-
man was elected presi Ieni OF the ST. Louis
Merchants Exchange Final papers of
treaty between the Uafod States and tho
Coeur d'Alens Indians fas boon signed -
Tho Patoka river, in Indiana. has ove:llowe
and flooded e tract OF Sountry twenty mies
long by three miles wide. is ldore Mon
arch, the default:ng secretary of the Turner
Building Associl ltion OF Minneapolis, has
Seen arrested: charged with enbezzIing S3o,
Of the society's 1undsI Tho West Indian
npolis Hominy Mills ut indianapolis, was
destroyed by fire. Loss S7j,Do; insuranc,
S4J,O 0--One of the walls OF, III. New Pres
iyterian Church iu.Brooklyn gave way un-
der the fore, Of ths wind, AUD crushed an
adjoining dwelling, killing several of the in
mates and injuring others. Five WOO, Ell
mills OF Norton Manufacturing Company,
of Walpola. Mass, wore burned. ed.-William
Iorros' e< philadeipt '--1-,'-----.-- .---.as,
BeiIc Garter y. J" d.SSs-- -ssrot tito frfaad
then committed suiSide.-L. p. Scoville, a
nephew of tls ASSASSIN Gsiteau, and secre-
cary Of th Chicago Building Association,
has disappeared, and it is charged, short in
his accouuts 5000. pile of timber in
Chicago toipled over and crushed John
Thompson aai Andrew Johnston to death.
The Conellsville coke workers have
offered their new scale, but tn, operators
have not yet accepted it.-Calvin s. Brice
was nominateifor United States senator by
the Democrats Of the Ohio Legislature in
caucus.-Tue Ibwa Prohibition Convention
adopted resolutD,fs demanding tie enact
ment Of laws to compel the absolute enforce
ment of the piohi6itory law.
.. q. rarr.sntw twas hanged at haIe,gn, N.
c., for criminal assault upon his thirteen
year-oll daugdter, Three masked men
bound Petet Lgrsoa, OF Salina Kans with
ropes. an the stole his bonds. seven
big GouringBsNs Q&xftlwaukse have fr-m ed
e. .c1zns xe,-s>S o,kirtle English 'syuft-
cate. 10 aas!l ~ kseen Charles Kar,
yart, a farmer, Of Wiuahac, Ind, and Fer,
dinand Castings, about tbs dividing line OF
their farms, Castings shot anl killed Kur
yart and wounded his child, Nfter which he
committed suicide by Natural g,s ex-
plosion at the Lucy furnace, At Pttsburs
Thomas Welch, workman was killed, d
five others seriously hurt.-There were
3A business failures in the Unitel Stat.
and thirty nine in Canada tho past week.