The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-02-07
THE NEWS,

During quarrel on q farm near Spring.
field, No., Franklin Davis shot and killed
Eno' Russell. Iowa is threat
ened with a coal famine. Bush q
fireman on the Nprthern Pacific Railroad.
received $40. 900 damages for Injuries sus-
tained.-Miss Laura Linton, a maiden
lady OF Camden township, Ohio, was shot
Tor a burglar while walking in her sleep.
The Methodist Episcopal Church OF
America has decided to build seotarian
college in Kansas City, Mo.-Albert Paul
Smith, manager Of the Chicago Clearing.
house, fell dead In street car.-Gottleib
mutzsr, civil engineer in Newark, N. j.,
committ SUICIDE during fit OF insanity
producedey the infiuenz,.-Potts, the no.
sorious DSMoines 'sesrcher"was sentenced
70 three years in tnen nenapitentisry.-H,
aiSfnShr1 SiiS 5iSh.v srSsr
escaped from the Bloomington, H., jail
The United States seagoing torpedo boat No.
was launched at Bristol. LII Co
lumbus, KS, boiler exploded. mortally
wounding Albert Earle, the proprietor, and
haybury. the enginser.--F,ve desparats
characters. charged VITA the murder of Con-
table Long and wife In Guyando:te, VIVA,
ge-c captured in nkenlucky.-TheNa National
Woman's Christian Temperance Union,
aon-partisau organization, was organized in
Cleveland, Ohio Wilkes, the anti- Lithu.
inian leader au his followers, who created
lriot in the Polish cemetery at Wilkesbarre,
have been arrested.-The bulletin of the
American Iroa oud Steel Association shows
igratifying increase in the production Of
pig iron, especially in the Southern States.
Harry Peltzer, OF Reading, Pa, was struck
ln.the head with a hitchet in Steubenville,
Ohio, and killed.--While firin at target
near Bellsfprte RsM SSjs,I B2rdner killed
man. .vy-s-Aet,s,-
farmer, living near Loi.sSerg, N. c., was
found murdered on the hshway.-In Chi
cigo Nicholas Mayer shothis wife and then
committed suicide. NJ. jackson,
the paying teller of the New York Sub-treas-
ury, who ran away with $4,000, was sem
tence1 to six years Imprisonment and to
pay fine of $40, 0,0o0.-Mrs. Maggie Clarke,
the wife of Valentine Eugene Clarke, noted
safe blower has appealed to thu Chicago
courts for a divorce. libel suit
over tho grave Of Mary Washington eniei
with verdict for the Standardization
Forepaugh the great Snowman, died in Pdil-
de,phia- boiler explosion at Murdoch
vi le, Pa caused the death Of Mrs. Burns.
Three others were terribly scaldsd.-In
Norwalk, Ct, Mr.. and Mrs. George Com.
stock, and near Chicago mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Payne were killed while crossing track
at those Iointx'
Geo. Louusbery. cashier OF the New iora
Postotiice killsdhiuSself. His accounts were
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killed and tu 58diy injured. .--Jen
ME Dean Reyno dsI san actress committed
suicide in New 'Yo,k. in the an.
thracite region have determined to demand
twenty per cent increase in wages. es.---Jas
G. Hetz.l, Of New York, was arrested in
Philadelphia on a charge of bigamY-
Louis l.. Bromwell, president of the Cali,
fornia Insurance Company, was shot and
badly wounded by George G. Pratt, manager
OF the company, in San Francisco -Oyster
packers at Laurel aud Seaford, Del, and
Crisfield, Nd, find it difficult to get oysters
owing to the cold weather.-John Brockert
and Edward Brown, Biltimoreans, with
long criminal records, pleaded guilty at Pitts
burg to eight charges Of burglary and one of
felonious assault. Their crimes are enough
to send them to the penitentiary for seventy
five years. Two Cinnamon and a woman
named Mamie Sweeny were found dead in a
Laundry in Binghamton. Death was caused
by inhalation Of chlorine gas.-The Syra-
MsFks property vas s9s sJS, fer sqass az
noted since the arr the cold wave
Go w. Shepherd. thl@ Sendant in the Mary
Washington grave case, has presented the
ground in question to the Mary Washington
Monument tAssociation.-The Ohio legisla.
ture has adopted in both branches a joint
resolution favoring Chicago for the Worlds
Fair.-Col. j. Cirrington, proprietor OF
the Exchange Hotel AMI Ballard Hous, in
Richmond, Va, is dead. d.-Ex. President
Cleveland wrote n letter to the Merchant
Tailors' Convention relating to the tariff