The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-07-17
srvrnA1 warehouses and coal wharl

18th, causing n loss OF S200,00O. Three
men were burned to death.
JouN SIDwELI., wholesale dealer in
ladies' dress trimmings at Cincirnati,
on the 18th finished eating 10 spring
chickens in 100 consecutive days.
Oven Q, 200 clothing cutters and cthers
OF the Knights of Labor were locked
ont on the 18th in the shops OF eight
clothing manufacturers In New York.
OLD BILL, the oldest horse probably
in the world, owned by w. $. Jacobs of
Jacksonville, Ind, died on tho 18th,
aged Al years
STERLING COLLINS and Mrs. Eliza Glib
son, who were charged with immortality,
were found murdered on the 18th In the
Mulberry Gap tTcnn.) mountains.
c. A. SCHNEIDER aud George l..
Schlartz, OF New York, quarrcled on the
roof of four-story building on the
12th, and both fell to the ground and
were fatally injured. ~
PERRY CoMsToCK, aged 60 years, shot
and killed his young wife, aged 10, on
tho 18th at Henderson, Mich, and then
killed himself. Jealousy caused the
deed.
AT the leading clearinghouse In the
United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the 18th aggregated
81, 097, sos ,603, against 81, i3S, Tl7,Os5 the
previous week. AS compared with the
corresponding week of 1889 the decrease
amounted to 20.
A WAGON containing fifteen persons
was run into by train at Baden, Cal,
on the 18th and six were killed.
ADvICEs Of tho 18th say that thirty
persons lost their lives by the recent cx.
plosion on the steamer Tioga at Chicago.
A CYCLONE on the 18th swept the
shores of Lakd Gcrvais, summer re.
sort near st. Paul, Mimi, on which
were largo number. of cottages, leav.
ing death and devastation in its path
Eleven persons were killed outright
and at least forty injured. The steamer
Sea Wing was struck by the storm
at Lake City and nearly 200 persons
were said to have been drowned. Great
damage was done to property. 1t was
estimated that tho total loss Of life by
the storm would be over 300.
THE thermometer reached 1O4 in the
sns ,os -, n,,ona Nh
-, I.aI;an ,a,,,nor, 4ho ,,a;r,
ro,tna, unad ,nar ranoas,or N II
were drowned on the 14th.
A BUILDING occupied by the Offices o
tho Tex,s g. Pacific RAILWAY Comnan,
~ Doi,as ~ v,,s bnrno1 ~, Tho i1,t,
Loss, S125, 900.
TIN. visibio sunnlv Of whpat and cor,
!, .ha Irn;,od S,a,as an ,ho ,.,h v,,s
.a,,.;,,,,,, 80 80 $50 o., ,,a "a Of, 20
h"IhaIa
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Collision hetroon a trcirht and nm ar
con,rnod,t,or ,ra;r IN the ..NJonor",in
o.u.';.,.,;,,o =. ~,
m,,, "a ND. torn, nm ,he ,.,b (;
.ha tamns ~ Uiah,and GLASGOW an
,'sf''.s1s y" ,,s,;,,i.a,
ground anu ueS'roJeu se", e,on noo
Inc loss was p'uoeu "V S,oo'oy' ~ -
| IN po''iohs VI ''inv.s an s,o,
the lftn Tue ,her,honlo'ei i""5 NV
loo 10 io' IN inc Snauo. ,u. :,
hDVlcES vi 'ho isVn '"J On"v '"'ls ,,.
persons losI Iheir ii'e' Wy V"u
.no a.o"o' -, .,,a shoros ,
IN Mlnnosota' anu ".yns 'nt 1'i,I"h H"I'u, n,,n
Lake "erv"is 'ne yo'on MT
people anu wreeNuu ] se.o1 s'!,,juns VI ,"e y,er
n' niUOio 0"" ~. ,,sa,,t;f,, sn,n,n,
iesoroyeo. many oos"s ", pa,I ,na,
uo'hes III V'io 'i'i"''S 'i
"ep1 away os 20 o,.. nm
HUGO Dh'hSpAi' "se' ~ S1""' h ~
MS TWO ii''io ooy9 "v 49, 10 ~,
cars a' cros'ins III Dniouso1 y" ;.,, ~
AN unsnowh man ,oap.h ,,o i",b ,,tb W. W.
river as N'asa.a ",.1 Ill y" ''' '' ="
was c"trieu ~ nv -, 80 Iora =. G,
me o'eoslo" ~ ,o' ''moo' ,.I nnsrI,,
hake Ivy, -. - on 'ne .n;m ,ho ri
IN tne i'ioera. parry o",tS tSIn- S"o ~
oy i'ioo "'"JofiS, "o wv "
eieclcu one ouv y, eSn .on V M
ihh Wv" VI 'nan' ,,,t
, partlaliy ocs'royeu Wy nre oh s"o o,.,m @
M"S' rho".' .u"on," .t.
Man, was roooo" vi |iV'0oI :" -
1ne i1Va a ~ ,,,,n,,'ad H ,,on - 49,, - bor home
In a family feud on the 14th at
lando, Ark, two brothers named lit
] dlestono were shot and killed by Char
: Parrott.
AT Central City, Ia, two brothe
6 sons of ex-Supervisor Davis We
4, drowned in the Wapsie river on
!. 18th.
A NEW aqueduct thirty miles long a
IS having carrying capacity of 3ls, 600,
8 gallons day was opened at New fe
on the l4th. 1t cost S25, 900. 900.
u AT Landers, Wyo, two boys-P
Horsch and Sam Davis, Is and II We
g. old respectively-struck ore on tho i
y that assayed from S23, 200 to $40, 600
Is ton in free gold This was the rich