The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-10-16
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
DOMESTIC,


dered in her house at Leavenworth,
Kan.
THE weekly edition OF the Atlanta
| (Ga.) Constitution was seized by the
postal authorities for violating the anti
lottery law recently passed.
JOSEPH Il. CAPPELL and his tbree
brothers, all poor men of Trenton, N.
j., received information that they were
heirs to an estats in England worth
$50, 900, 900.
PRESIDENT HARRISON was on the 9th
| the guest of Ottumwa, Ia, visiting the
coal palace and reviewing u big parade
He left for Topeka, Kan, in the even
ing.
ATLouis wife John Schmid confessed
that he had countcrfeited So silver Ger.
tificates to the amount Of 81, 00O
THE United States dynamite crusier
Vesuvius attained speed of twenty
knots per hour in a trial trip.
AT the annual session of the Union
Veteran Legion in Fort Wayne, Ind,
q. j. Miller, of Philadelphia, was elect.
ed National Commander.
A FIRE destroyed the business portion
Of Pickrell, Neb.
THE United States Court at Boston
decided that George NJ. Pullman was
entitled to the patent on vestibuled
cars.
A GERMAN farmer named Nicholas
Boswoin while plowing in his field near
Portsmouth, o., turned up q heavy rust.
eaten iron lid, beneath which was yes.
sci containing 80, 900 worth of Spanish
gold coin, most of which bore dates Of
over hundred years ago.
JUDGE MASON, of Lynn, Mass, en-
joined the Cutters Union from intimi-
dating men working in Rumsey Bros
shoe factory.
A BRAKEMAN was killed and thirty
cars OF freight were destroyed by col.
lision on the Reading road at Paul
Brook, Pa.
CLAYTON LLOYD, OF Newton, Ala,
poisoned his wife and four children.
One of the children died. The murderer
escaped. lie was said to have another
wife in Georgia
c. j. HAMLIN's team, Belle Hamlin
and Justina, driven by j. w. Andrews,
trotted mile on the Terre Haute lind. }
track in 2:15, beating the worlds team
record.
THE 6-year.o old son of James Niblich,
Of Decatur, Ind, fatally shot his baby
brother with revolver as the little
fellow lay asleep.
WILLIAM A. SCHRIEBER who robbed
tho First National Bank Of Columb bus,
Ind, of 100000, was sentenced to
twelve years in the penitentiary and to
pay fine of $500.
FIRE at Brainerd, Mimi, destroyed
fifteen business buildings, causing q
4 loss of $780, 900 --"''---''- --'''s-
THE business failures in the United
States during the seven days ended on
the 10th numbered 2l5, against 1877 the
preceding week and PA the correspond
ing week last year.
PRESIDENT PALMER, of the World S
Columbian Exposition, as decided not
to accept the salary of \ 1000 per an
mum attached to his Office. All he asks
is the payment of his expenses while
engaged in transacting business con.
nected with the fair
THE dead bodies of Alexander Bartte-
son and his IL year old son were found
in the woods thirty miles southwest OF
Republic, Wis. They had been MUIR
dered.
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