The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-09-25

township, Mo-, eloped with an 1s.year;
Did son OF Jordan Lind. Mrs Elliott Ii
10 years 6ldi
FItE persoiis were efushed " death
Ind nearly a score 6f others more or less
badly hurt in railway smash-up on
The Burlington tracks In Chicago.
A FREIGHT train went through
burning trestie near Minols Ia; killing
Engineer Mark EskridEe, Fireman
Heofge Bufk ard Braketfian Williams.
SEVEN members 5f stfdllins band OF
shovmen were drowned BY food in
ravino in the Boston mountains in
Arkansas. Ha
REV. q. T. CAIN, pastor OF the Presby-
keriap church at Albion, N. Y, dropped
dead III his pulpit while preaching:
Heart disease was the caiise.
SECRETARY PRoBsT, OF the Ohio State
Board III Health; who wont to Bergholz
10 investigate supposed Gases df cholera;
says the disease Is not ch lera.
SIX negroes and two whites we're
whipped at Newcastle, Dell, for various
larcenies, receiving from Ave to twenty
lashes each
A LITTLE son Of James Ledonham, of
Merrivale, Tex, while playing with
gun shot and killed his little brother
and sister
TwENfY-oNE persons lost their lives
Iii the railway accident at Shoemakers;
vile, Pa, and thirty-two were injured.
THOMAS L. CAIN, Arthur Buett and
John Reid, the three men who attempt
ed to wreck trains on the New York
Central railway near Albany, N. Y,
have made full confession,
JAMES and John Gladson, father and
soh, wer6 run dvef and Killed by the
cars while crossing the railroad track
near Ooltewah, Tenn.
In collision at Forsythe, Mo-, be-
tween passenger trains an engineer was
killed and thirty-fve passengers were
Injured,
bGRtNd August 81, Ss7 immigrants
came to the United States against, 81:
41S in August, 1889. Germany furnished
1879; England and Wales, 5,8ss; Russia,
1885, Ireland, 3,slS; Sweden and Nor
way, 3,O4s; Italy, 2,so7, and Poland,
!, ,s82,
Fhk receipts Of tho Patent ONCE at
Washington during the last fiscal year
were SI,347,2 ,2O3 and tho expenditures
81, ,0s1, 173. The number OF patents
granted was 81, 493. The balance to the
credit Of the Office was So, 100, 556.
pArnicR CuNNoHroS and his ts-year
cid daughter Mary were dragged ovaI
pre6ipice seventy feet deep at Lacey.
vile. Pa, by runaway horse and in.
stantly killed.
UNDER the new anti-lottery law the
postal authorities at Washington have
excluded from the mails newspaper:
containing lottery advertisements,
MRs. MARY AtENA Written, Of West
port; Nc, aged 10 years, shot herself
dead. She had been married three
months.
THE National umbian Commission
has adopted unanimously the conference
committees report that Washington
Park be included In the site area the
park commissioners having given con-
sent to the use Of the land.
THE twenty-eighth anniversary OF the
issuing OF the emancipation proclama
tioh was celebrated at various elite:
throughout the country on the ED.
| SAMUEL SPooNER, Boston police man
has fallen heir to property in Wales
valued at S2,OOO,000.
| THE issue of standard silver dollars
from the mint during tho week ended
on the goth was 1,13l, 61l. The issue
during the same week last year wa'
912, 140.
Mrs. EMMA COOPER, of Fulton, N. Y.
has fallen heir to an estate in England
worth 80, 900, 900.
The safe in the Sixth Ward Hotel a
Allentown, Pa, was robbed of sl,17s II
cash and gold watches valued at 5000.
THE visible supply of grain in stor'
in the United States on the 22d was
Wheat, 1850, 439 bushels; corn, $500,
1856 bushels.
FRANK MILLER, OF Buffalo, n. Y,
widower and the father of five children
while drunk fatally shot Mrs. Mari
Kurtz, his housekeeper, and then sent
bullet into his own brain.
TIE merchandise exports during tn
last twelve months aggregated in valu
$3.50, 32l, $50, against S7G2 457, s2i durin
the corresponding previous twelv
months. The imports amounted t
$79l, $50, sos, against S764 2l0, 1874 durin
the preceding twelve months.