Warren sheaf., 1890-12-11
f,re to his house and perished in the

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flames.
In Cincinnati Isaac NJ. Jordan, one of
best-known members of tho bar and
member Of Congress from 1885 to 1887,
fell down the elevator in the building
where his Office was located and was in
stantly killed.
NEAR Delphi, Ind, Mrs. Mary Turpie,
aged 30 years, mother of Senator David
Turpie, was burned to death by her
clothing catching fire from Fireplace.
GEORGE BURGESS, a saloon-keeper at
Williamstown, KY, shot and fatally
wounded Miss Alice Mckinley, and was
himself shot dead while resisting arrest.
The United States flagship Charles
ton arrived in San Francisco from Hon
olulu with King Kalakaua, Of the
Hawaiian Islands, aboard.
OWING to the failure of the crops TO-.
900 families in Nebraska were in want
and wonld have to. be assisted.
In the Scotten tobacco works at De-
troit, Mich, fire caused a loss OF $780,
900, and two firemen were killed and
two others were injured. Is,
AT Pennsboro, w. Va, wedding
took place in which the groom was 80
years old and the bride, Mrs. William
Dixon, widow, 81 years.
The most famous sire of trotting
horses in the world, Electioneer, died
at Senator Stanford's stock farm in Cal
ifornia at the age of IS years.
On the Chicago & Alton road pas
senger train was run into by Wabash
freight at Jacksonville, ILL.,, and two
men were killed and four wounded.
By the explosion of tank in chem
ical mandatory at Cincinnati three
workmen were fatally injured.
NEAR Pickens, S. c., Henry Johnson
(colored) was lynched for a criminal
assault upon Mrs. Thomas Walters, a
white woman.
A BLAST furnace of the Illinois Iron
& Steel Company at Joliet collapsed,
and nine men were killed and nine
others were injured.
TIE State Board of Health of Indiana
in its annual report to the Governor es-
Inmates that the grip epidemic in In
diana in 1890 caused money loss of
more than $1,000, 900.
RESIDENTS of Rawlins County, Kan,
were said to be in destitute condition,
and many would starve unless assisted.
THE Inauguration Of Governor Till
man and the State officers of South
Carolina took place on the 4th at
Columbi
WOMEN crusaders destroyed stock
of liquor that was to be used in opening
a saloon at Kyana, Ind.
AT Lockwood, Mo-. a violent earth
quake shock was felt, houses were
shaken and the whole population fed
into the streets for safety.
The Chicago Safe & Lock Company
made an assignment, scheduling its as
sets at 500, 900 and its liabilities at $500, :
600.
A BAND of ten thieves who for two
years had robbed planters and burned
much property, was captured near Mem
phis, Tenn.
The firm of v. & A. Meyer, cotton
dealers at New Orleans, suspended with
liabilities aggregating So, 5O0 coo and
assets $3,OOO,0OO. This was the third
largest cotton house in the country.
WHILE attempting to cross the chan
mel from the islands to Santa Barbara,
Cal, the schooner Undine was wrecked
and it's crew of three men were drowned.
Four men were also drowned by the loss
of the schooner Ida Florence near the
same place.
L. L. POLK was reelected president
of the National Farmers Alliance in
session at Ocala, Fla.
GOLD in large quantities had been dis.
covered it was said, in gulch eighteen
miles southwest of Columbus, Ind.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.