The state herald., 1891-07-24
BY TELEGRAPH.

Mr.. and Mrs. Parnell are coming
TO America.
President Harrisotl will visit Sara
toga In August
Mr.. Spurgeon, who has been sick,
Is improving slowly.
There was n $500, 900 fire in Lynn,
Massachusetts,, oh the 17th,
Thirty-one pauper immigrants were
returned to Europe on the 18th. This e.
ceeds all past records.
Jesse Streitt, the boy sleeper OF
Seymour, Indiana, awoke on Sunday aftef
sleep Of l03 hours.
Five women were badly hurt at a
Michigan town while riding on roller
coaster which jumped tho track.
1t is generally believed that Senator
Quay 10 soon to resign his position "a
chairman Of the Republican Central Com
mittoe,
Mckay, u district judge In Kansas,
is trying TO get the best Of tho Supreme
Court. He refuses to recognizes its de-
cisions.
At Langtry, Texas, on the Southern
Pacific railroad, drunken Unitod States
soldiers sacked the postonice and scattered
the mail over town.
Schooner Chaplin, just arrived In
New York from Hayti, confirms previous
reports Of an imminent revolutionary
movement on the island.
Near Ellinsburg, Washington. rich
gold, silver and iron discoveries are re-
ported In Minashtash canon. Considerable
excitement hos been created.
Bloodhounds have been sent Out
after a Mexican named Co!listro, shc
stabbed and killed Lcngeno Nogales In
Austin, Texas, on Sunday night.
Mrs. Lockridge, of Maurice County,
Tennessee, killed herself and three little
girls while her husband was absent from
home. She wns doubtless crazy.
A sailing yacht containing seven
citizens capsized off Victoria, British Co
lumbia, Monday. One person was res
cued unconscious. The others were all
drowned.
Ex-Queen Natalie OF Servia has
brought suit against OK King Milan in the
Paris courts to recover the sum Of 5000.
00O francs, being portion Of her personal
fortune which her dissolute husband
squandered.
United States Attorney Reynolds oi
St Louis is in receipt of q letter from At
torney General Miller instructing him Il
vigorously prosecute all trusts located In
the State Of Missouri in conformity with
the anti trust law passed by tho last Con
grcss.
John Turner, farmer living alone
seven miles from Knoxville, Tenn, whs
died my steriously, is said to have beer
murdered by Il year old boy at the in
stigation of the latter's mother and robbed
OF about o, 900. Mr.. Turner bad takei
the boy to raise and promised him hi
farm at his death.
The Chilian steamer ltata has paid
tbs 500 fine Imposed for cvading the Gus
toms law. She will shortly give bond fol
SiJO,O and will sail for San francisco
Tor repairs. On her return, six week.
hs.oo, tho bond will bs takon back. ant
judicial inquiry TO be made.
During u terrific thunder storm IL
Deer Lodge valley, Wyoming, lightning
struck the house Of Crane y. Thomas
The man and wife were In bed with
little child between them. The father
and mother were killed, but the child wa,
not harmed. No other fatalities were re
ported and but little other damage wa
done.
A depuiaiion OF Canadian vesse
owners have gone 10 Ottawa to promol,
legislation prohibiting American vesseii
IRON using Canadian canals. American
barges now do large business To point
Canadians say they are debarrcd frUu
taking their vessels TO American canals
and they think 1t Is only fair that IL,
privilege enjoyed by Americans should b,
restricted.
Rev. Sam Small. the evangelist, ha,
decided to return to journalism. lie wen
TO Atlanta few days ago, where ho wal
cordially received by his old friends, wh,
pressed him to resume citizenship there
A fund wns AZ once raised FOR the cstab
lishmcn, OF u daily evening paper to b,
known ~ tho Atlanta Herald, Of whicl
Mr. Small has accepted the manae n,
eli,orship. The paper will take advance,
ground On nil public questions, especially
on prohibition.
A dispatch from Marquette. Michi
rnp, SAYS Fire started In tho shaft %
the Great Republic iron Minis at o'oioul
Monday morninp. The surface lire wa,
soon cx,inguished, but not before IL I'm,
communicated TO tho timbariny OF Nos.
and Il shafts, which are now burnins
h.rcely. The mo Is spreading under
ground and part OF No. D shaft la. al
ready cavcd H. The men escaped by AL
other shaft Tho Republic employ,
nearly 1860 men, and when the ilrc can b,
put out und work resumed Is not know a
tho loss will bo enormous,
Postmaster General Wnnnmakc,
has designated n mission consisting O
". i. Edgorton. roSiofsice Inspector; A
II. Scott, chief Of the salary and allow
snce diyi,iou Of tho postofico department
John y. Baker. assistant superintendent
Of the railway mail service; Charles y
Swaa, superintendent oi city delivery
pc,solt, and Carries A. Darby, postofic.
Inspector, 10 examine and report on ID,
needs Of postoInccs In large clIics aud l.
recommend 10 the department .uch pinn,
for reorganization thereof ~ shall sccur,
th., heat rp .ults with tho least pausn. u liu,,