The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-05-29
DOMESTIC.


Jcwett Publishing Compny Of Boston,
disappeared or the 22d. 1t was said
thar his crooked transactions in the
ovcrissue of stock would reach S75,O 900.
THE large freight house of the New
York Central railroad at Albany, n. Y,
was burned with it's contents on tho
32d. Loss, $4,000.
A LARGE portion OF Milford Utah,
comprising some of the largest build
ings in town, was burned on the 22d.
AT st. Louis on the 22d the Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows of the State OF
Missouri voted to expel all members Of
the order who are saloon-keepers.
By the upse ttihg OF boat on the Esd
at Providence; K. l., Mrs. Della Manncl
and Miss Mamie Huling were drowned,
Mrs. IIuling, who was also in the boat,
escaped by clinging to her dog, which
swan with her to shore.
IN the vicinity of Billings, Mont,
three severe shocks of earthquake were
felt on the Esd, houses being shaken
and some OF them being cracked from
top to bottom.
THE first barley Of the season in Cali.
lOTuld was HdTNCSJtu L uluEc oh thC
Esd and yielded twenty-one centals ia
tho acre, The first wheat was harvested
May Is, the earliest ever known in that
State,
TIE strike of the 5000 employees OF
the National tube works at McKees,
port, Pa, ended on the 23d, the men
resumin work at the old rates.
THERE werc 90 business failures in
the United States during the sevon days
ended on the 23d, against 212 tho pre-
vious seven days.
TIE Supreme Court of the United
| States decided on the 23d against kemm.
Ter, tho Buffalo IN. w murderer, un'
der sentence of death by electricity
The court maintained that there was ht
evidence to show that death by electric
ity was cruel.
A MONUMENT to the memory of Rhode
Islands soldiers and sailors was dedi
Gated on the 23d at Newport.
THE heaviest rain and electrical
storm known in years passed over ;
large section Of Western Pennsylvania
on The 23I, doing great damage to prop
crty and resulting in the loss of scvera
lives.
The collections of internal revenue
for tho first ten months Of the tlsca
year ending June so, 1890, were s114,
5,276, or 50, 9,72i,354 more than the col
lcctions for tho corresponding perio,
last year
DURING quarrel on the 23d Patricl
Malloy, living near Hamilton, o., sho
and killed his son George and then tool
his own life.
THE Owego National Bank at Owego
n. Y, closed its doors on the 23d afte
posting notice that ''depositors nee
have no fear"
AT San Francisco on the 23d 4,6S
seal skins, seized by the United State
Government from illegal sealers, wer
sold, S24, 256 being realized and turne
over to the Government
THE United States Supreme Court o.
the Esd adjourned until the next tern
beginning the second Monday in Octc
ber.
REV. FATHER S. M. A. BARRETT, tn
veteran pastor of st. Stephens Churc
in Chicago, was shot and fatal
wounded on the 23d by a crazy horse
shoer named Patrick Ready.
TEE American Baptist Missionar
Union held its sixty-sixth annual cor
vention on the 23d in Emmanuel Baptis
Church in Chicago. The treasurer's II
report showed receipts of $3.50, 527, an
liabilities of S567, 469. Rev. G. v
Eorthrup, of Illinois, was re-electe
president.
THE railroad bridge over the Obi
river at Martins Ferry, o., was wrecke
on the 25th. Loss, 100000.
A BUILDING at Morristown, N. J
owned by Patrick Farrelly, was burne
on the 25th. Loss, 100000.
TIE percentages of the base ball clui
in the Players League for the wee
ended on the cath were: Boston, 81
Brooklyn, .592; New York, .565; Ch
cago, .521; Philadelphia, $50; Clev
land, .42s; Pittsburgh, 1858; Buffal
$50. The clubs In the National Leagr
stood: Philadelphia, 900; Brooklyl
1868; New York, $50; Chicago, .545; Cil
cinnati .54l; Boston, .423; Clevelan,
400; Pittsburgh, BAT.
AT Salineville, O., George Patterso
and his wife and their two childre
were killed by lightning on the 2S
while standing under a tree.
II. j. MCMAHON, farmer living ne,
Green Isle, Mimi, fatally shot his wi
and then himself on the 23d. Domest
trouble was the cause.