Warren sheaf., 1891-03-12


people was reported to be imminent.
DANIEL MCMAHON killed Miss Annie
Murphy near Port Huron, Mich, and
then took his own life. Jealousy was
the cause.
For the brutal murder 81 Ann ie
Murphy Daniel Mcmahon was given
life sentence at Port Huron. Mich.
TiE death Of George III: Ghilcott,
ex-united States senator FROM ColoTd.
do, occurred suddenly IN ST Louis.
The Legislature Of South Dakota ad
journed sine die on the 9th.
Al bonneville, Mo-, John Oscai
burlington was hanged for the murder
bf Sheriff Cranmer.
SHAKEsPEARE REEVES, alias Jacob
Sharkey (colored) was hanged at New
castle, Del, for an assault upon iittle
Grace Clark, c white girl of IL years.
IN st. Louis on the 9Th four men COM
mitted suicide.
JOHN B. GORDON, United States sena-
tor from Georgia, has joined the Farm
er's Alliance.
LYMAN HYDE, a farmer. and his 90
year-old daughter, Judith, lost their
lives near Lima, O., and Emeline, a 16-
year.old daughter, was fatally injured
by the cars
AT his home near South Bend Ind,
''Old Chip Chippewa Indian, died
at the age of 1O5 years.
FIRE destroyed the courthouse at
Archer City, Tex, together with nearly
all the county records.
The population of the state of Mis-
souri, by races is as follows: Whites,
1884, 46S; colored 154, 131; Indians, 1868;
Japanese. 4; Chinese, 41s; total, 2,679,-
1874.
The eight-hour day for exposition
labor was adopted at a meeting of the
worlds fair directory in Chicago.
The death of Mrs. Bodenber. aged 81,
occurred at Hamilton. O., and John
Hopple, her aged brother, was so over
come by grief that he fell dead across
the corpse.
AT Gainesville, Miss, the first col
ored bar association in America was or
ganized.
On the Santa Fe road passenger
train was derailed near Havana, H.,
and destroyed by fire. Nine persons
were injured and James Sadler, the
fireman, was killed.
WHEN opposite Patriot, Ind, the
drumhead of the steamer Buckeye State
exploded and James Jones, Ash Whee-
lock and Sam Hamilton were fatally
scalded.
FLAMES at WellstoWn, o., destroyed
ten business houses
IN the vicinity Of Newport, Miss, a
cyclone made a clean sweep Of houses,
barns and trees, and two colored per
sons-a woman and boy-were killed.
| A CoLoRED man named William was
given 500 lashes on the bare back near
Williamson, S. c., for an attempt to
assault white woman.
| AN old quarrel between DR.. George
| j. Garrison and DR.. George Baird,
prominent citizens of Wheeling, w. Va,
4 resulted in the fatal shooting of the
| latter.
"A SEVERE earthquake shock was
felt in Tacoma, Seattle and several
other places in the state of Washing.
ton.
The population Of Texas by races is
as follows: Whites, 1,74l, 100; colored
1872. S37; Indians, 766; Chinese, 727;
Japanese, 8; total, 2,233,5
JOHN DIRssHERE, a hotel keeper at
Batesville. Ind, in fit Of jealousy
shot his wife seriously, killed his little
daughter and then took his own life.
Mrs. ANNE. JONES, of Cleveland, o.,
celebrated her Tooth birthday.
| The North Dakota and North Carroll
ma legislatures adjourned sine die.
Il I, a1
KNAPP killed her two little daughters and
then took her own life. No cause was
known for the crime.
A WOMAN and her five children were
drowned at Solomonville, A. T., while
endeavoring to cross the Gila river on a
raft.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
MADAeAscAR advices say that Rami-
asatra, governor OF the province OF
Belanond, resenting a petition from
the populace to the government to de-
! fend them from cruelties massacred 27S
persons, including men, women and
children, belonging to the leading fam
1 lilies.
THE death Of Leonard Jerome, the
| well-known New York turfman and
broker, occurred in Brighton, Eng,
aged 60 years
ELECTIONS for members of the do.
minion parliament in Canada resulted
in the success of the government OF
conservative party. Its majority in
1 the house Of commons, however, would
be greatly reduced and would proba.
/ bly, not exceed Is. In the last house il
! was 81.
/ NEAR Zanzibar 200 Africans were
killed by German soldiers.
FROM the Canadian provinces re
turns showed that the conservatives car
ried the dominion bya majority Of 81
LATE2
i Twenty L YES lost.
4 SEATTLE, Wash, March 9.-The
steamer Buckeye with twenty passen
gers and crew is reported lost in the
gale last night on Puget sound, be
tween Edmunds and Appletree Cove
The Buckeye left Edmunds yesterday
morning for Appletree Cove, across the
sound eight miles distant, taking about
twenty passengers, mostly women anc
children, who went for pleasure trip
At Appletree Cove the Buckeye landed
i with cargo Of vegetables and started
back, but at last accounts had no
reached Edmunds, and had not beer
seen by any passing vessel. A heavy
i gale blew last night, and being an un
seaworthy craft, it is supposed the
Buckeye went down with all on board
i A light was seen by the Edmunds long
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