Mower County transcript., 1890-07-16
DOMESTIC.

1890, at 2p. m.
DOMESTIC.
AT Hutchinson, Kan, Charles La
Grange pleaded guilty on the 7th to a
charge of bigamy and was sentenced to
three years in the .penitentiary. He
married twice in five days.
AT Chamberlain, S. D., word was re-
received on the 9TH that Clerk of Court
Spalding and .Nogay, an Indian guide,
had been killed by Sioux indians in
the western portion of the reservation.
AN explosion Of fire-damp on the 7th
in the Suckerville mine near Rankin
Station, Pa, dangerously wounded five
miners.
WILL KENT, of Knoxville, Tenn, shot
and killed his mistress, Lizzie Hatcher,
on the 7th and then killed himself He
leaves widow and three little children
penniless.
The first annual convention of the
Young Mems Hebrew Association of the
United States met at Cincinnati, O., on
the 7th.
A SPECIAL train on the Illinois Gen.
tral carrying Knights of Pythias excur-
sionists to Milwaukee was derailed on
the 7th at Manteno, ILL.,, one man was
killed and several persons were danger
ously injured.
A FIRE on the 7th at Ferrysburg,
Mich, destroyed 1000, 900 feet of lum-
Der and 100000 cords of slabs in the
yard of the Grand Haven Lumber Com
pany.
GOVERNOR NIcHoLL, of Louisiana, on
the 7Ch sent to the Legislature his veto
of the bill submitting to the people a
constitutional amendment renewing the
charter of the Louisiana State Lottery.
FOB the embezzlement of $132, 900
ex-State Treasurer Archer was SEN
fenced at Baltimore. Nd, on the 7th
to five years in the penitentiary.
In fight on the 7th in a saloon at
Columbus, Tex, City Marshall Pipe
shot and killed John and Bob Stafford
and Ed Young.
A TORNADO on the 7th in Minnesota
wrecked buildings near Glyndon and
.Muskoda and did great damage to grow
ing crops
A CYCLONE swept over section of
North Dakota on the 7th, doing great
damage at Maplewood, Fargo and Moor
head, many buildings being wrecked
and several persons badly injured. A
passenger train nearing Fargo was
blown from the track and sixteen per-
sons were hurt, some seriously.
The visible supply of wheat and corn
in the United States on the 7th was, re-
spectively, 19,63e,47 and 14,46S, 400
bushels
; A FIRE on the 7th at Evansville, Ind,
destroyed the Armstrong Furniture
C0mpany's establishment and the Ev-
ansville stove works. Loss, $3.50, 900; in
surance. &112.000.y .-.>~,..... ,.......g
A TERRIFIC wind-storm passed over
Plattsburgh, n, Y, on the 9th, and sew
eral lives were lost and an immense
amount Of damage was done in short
time s,--... ~. =. -.~. & Il
i. THERE was great excitement at Tin
Cup, Col, on the 7th over the discovery
of what promised to be the richest gold
vein ever opened. 1T: ys.
GREEN CLARK, q well-to-do farmer re-
siding near st. Joseph. Mo-, was stung
in the left temple on the 7th by q honey
bee and died eight minutes afterward.
INs New York on, the sth over 3, 900
starving locked-out %cloak-makers pa
raded the streets, and the spectacle Of
SO many pale, hungry poorly-clad men
and boys was sight that would never
be forgotten. "a &,s .s.z.e.s @.-.t<
A TORNADO passed over Catlin, Ill,
on the Sth, doing great damage to grow
ing crops. - ~
ADv1cEs of the sth from the recent
cyclone at Fargo, N. D., and vicinity
say that seven children named Nc
Carthy, whose ages ranged from to 10
years, were killed by the destruction OF
their fathers house. 81 = ,-.-2
A PORTION Of the village of Winthrop,
Me-, was wrecked by. . cyclone on the
9Th and the wife of Chester a Shaw was
killed. #<z@. {, .-..
A STORM broke over Meadyille, Pa,
on the 8th. and trees were blown down
in all directions and the roads were
blocked everywhere. The damage in
the country was great.