The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-28

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cendiary nres in Marceline, No., are causing
reign OF terror among III, ci,izsns.-E.
Clarence Page, Of Medford, Mass, and the
wife Of Huntley Clark were arrested, charged
with attempting to poison the wife OF Page.
Michael G aus, q former bi .wery en-
ploye, has been arrested in st. Joseph Mo-,
charged with stealing s.. COO worth or rev.
enue stamps and using them on besr SNUG
gled out of the browery.-The acc uuts Of
City Treasurer John A. ID avis, of Rochester,
n. Y, are short about 500, 900, dus to ad-
rances to city employe, and contractors--
Mrs. Emily B. Hoop'r, Of Phiadep phia, has
had two detectives arrested on tho charge Of
fraudulently obtaining over S2), 900 from her
| in cash.-The twenty-seventh Nat t'onal
Sp lGerfest will be hell iu Cleveland, O., in
le93.-By collisiont etween yard engine
and q handcar at s aun'oa, Va two men
wore killed and s.rrral seriously injured
- At the eighty fifth anniversary celebra-
tion OF the Economic oc.ety, at Economy,
| Pa, sixteen new members were taken into
! this peculiar society for ceiibacy.-Con-
gresham Anderson, of Kansas, has intro.
Suced a bill providing for summer residence
| for the Presdent.--The Congressional Com
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| bill to promote tho efficiency of Militia
Captain Aipbeus T. Palmer, aged sixty. .nine
years, who hal served with distinction in
the Mexican war, diel at BIngor, Maine.
-William Miller W n q lifted OF the MUIR
DIR Of Walker at Brownsbur5, Z, Va.-Several
parties were arrested in Chicago for usin Z
the mails for fraudulent purposes in adver-
tising go]l watches for S5, and sending the
victims brass dummies.--Russsll Harrison,
in a speech lefore tho Piedmont Club Of
Atlanta, Ga, declared his intentions OF do.
Ing al in his power to foster feelings OF
Friendship between tho North and the South.
A-sRisundeSsiaadins Of orders caused q
collision betwsen two freight traIng UI vuS
B. s. o. at Biirdstown, O., and two persons
were killtd-Miss Susan b. Anthony, the
champion Of womans rights celebrated the
ssventieth anniversary OF her birthday by a
oa' qu,t in Washington.
Governor Larrabee, Of Iowa lin his inaug-
urs! message, urges tn, adoption OF the Aus
tralian ballot system, aud that women be
permitted vote a. municipal clections.-
Carl Herbert, tIgamist and embe zzler, who
was arrested in Baltimore several weeks ago,
was convicted at Peora, H., and sentenced
10 one year in the psnitentiary.-Th
Farmers' Loan and Trust Company, of New
YORK, has made application, IL tu, United
states Circuit Court of Chicago for the ap-
pointment o. n receiver OF the Central Mis-.
souri, Railroad Company, the Main Line Of
which extends from Kansas City to aJo'nt
opposite Alton, Ill. with a branch road TO
%. t-ouis.-Several employees of the E igar
hnT
was seriously soAlded by coll. water running
INTO ladie OF molten metal and scattering
Tue herey metal.-Morris Lippman, q candy
manufacturer Of Phiiadelphia, has been ar
rested on the charge Of uttering forged
notes. A puyi).st named Dinzia, in Kill
rains sparring troupe, during an exhibition
In Dallas, Tex, struck Tom Jamesa blow on
the neck that killed him, and the " h DE party
are held on the charge OF murder.-There
were 2i0 business failures in the United
States, and 63 in Canada the past week. -
george B. Stewart, a workman who was in
jured in the p, w. & b. Railroad shops at
Wilmington, Del, secured verdict Of 81 $40
against the company The decapitated
body of Hiram Il. Sawtelle, OF Boston, whose
brother has been ARE stoi, suspected of tho
A'eAN0i, was III Iue "OOuS near Lo-
lanon, Me.-A passenger train OH the
Marion route colliiel with q freight train
near Mitchell, Iud., and the engineer and
fireman of the passenger train We're killed
sandsA spunlbeE~of- -persons hurts B.s q D..
ifuCchinson, the noted Chicago grain opera
tor, has promised immunity to the clerks
who fed to Canada after the discovery OF
the scheme to defraud him, on the condition
that they return AMI tell the whole story.
-Julge Lacombe, in the United States
Court at New York, granted an injunction
against tue Co:tonscsi OIL Trust to prevent
ths ,le of any of is property.
y. v. Farweli & Co. g big building at Adams
and Market streets, Chicago, was partially
burned. Loss $3.50 900. Only that portion Of
the building occupied 10y Taylor Bros, deal
ersin hats and caps, was destroyed.
Fink, OF Kansas, declares that no Catholics
can join the Farmers Allance.-Coal gas
from a stovo in q hous. ut Milwaukee neariy
put an end to six people. Bryant,
n boy Of sixteen, murdered and robbed his
mother in Burlington, Mont. Theodore
Thomas, the musician, is soon to marry Miss
Rose Fay, Chicago soc ely belle.-The
oiier of q locomotive attached TO passel.
ger train exploded at West Newton, T: kill
ing one man and injuI ing another. -Georgo
Krewolf, formerly treasurer of Hoyt &
Thomas Brass Monkey Company, charged
with absconding with 81, 0J0 of the compauy's
money, was arrested in New York as he land
el from q steamer from Aspnwall .-Ac-
corling to reports submitted by the United
State5 marshal in Florida, lawlessness pre-
vais in Madison county. that state, and an
arrest is out o; the quystioD.--Tne protocol
In regard to tho Samoan treaty shows very
plainly that it was Bismarck, an not th~
Americans, who backed down.-Hon. Cor
bin Nj. Reynolds, OF Virs sinia, died at Titus
vile, Fla.--A train oH The Lake Shore
Riilrcal ran into an open switch at Belle
vue, Oaio, and then coillded with a standing
locomotive. Fireman Young was killed and
Engineer Phelps, Fireman SimpsoL, Conduc-
| tor Hoyt and woman passenger were hurt.
Isaac b. Slwtolie, suspe ;tei of beng con-
Isnectsd with % mysterious d;sappearancs Of
zbfeSser, Hiram, Of Bosloas wa, arrested
ID Portland, Ne.---The grand jury Ia 'ths