Warren sheaf., 1891-12-31

IT was said that Galton Hall, an out
law imprisoned at Bristol, Tenn, had
killed twenty-seven men.
The execution of Joe Hanford (col-
ored) took place at Forest, Miss, for
murder.
In fit jealous rage Nicholas Fox
shot his wife at South Omaha, Neb.,
and then cut his throat with razor.
| In Cincinnati and suburbs there were
| 5000 cases of grip, and the disease was
proving fatal beyond all precedent
FIRE destroyed the post Office at
N1illersburg, KY, with its contents
w. w. STEWART at San Diego, Cal, !,
received the first full cargo of Ameri-
can tin ever produced from an Ameri-
can tin mine.
| FRANK HEREFORD, three terms a
member of congress, and who was on
the death of United States Senator
Caperton elected to succeed him died
at his home in Monroe county, w. Va,
aged 66 years
The governor of Michigan has ap-
pointed Robert r. Blacker, of Manis-
tee, secretary Of state, vice Soper, re-
moved.
| In Armour's packing establishment
at Kansas City. Mo-, an ammon ia tank
exploded and four men were killed and
several others wounded.
NEAR Libertyville, ILL.,, Thomas Das-
son, farm hand, fatally shot Eda
Rutzen, the 1s-year-old daughter of his
employer, because she rejected his at
tentions, and then shot himself dead.
1f I'll A
who was postmaster general under
President Grant from 1869 to 1877. oc-
Cured at Elkton, Nd, aged 6S years.
WILLIAM RHODES mortally wounded
his divorced wife at Augusta, Kan.
and then shot himself dead.
In Cincinnati Charles Hill, at one
time wealthy lawyer, died from
starvation. His rich relatives were
kept in ignorance of his whereabouts
and financial condition and were hor-
ribly shocked to find him dead.
The supreme court of Michigan rem
dered verdict adverse to the state
which involved the title to 1900, 900
acres of land. valued at 81, 10000
The striking coal miners at Brazil,
Ind, after struggling for two months,
at cost of 81, $50, 900, returned to work
| at their former wages.
A FIRE in the plumbing works of the
L. Wolff Manufacturing company in
Chicago caused loss of 100000.
CAPT. FRANCIS HARDIE of the Third
cavalry and his detachment of fifty
men were said to have met an armed
| force of Garza's followers near Carriso,
Tex, and that in the engagement that
| ensued, fourteen of the United States
soldiers were killed.
In Choctaw county, Ala, outlaws lln-
| der the lead of Job Sims robbed the
| store of John Mcmillan and shot and
killed four persons.
AT Bingham, U. r., Pat O'Malley
and Eric jacobson, miners, were
burned to death.
| JOHN CANTERBURY and Pink Frank
lin and his son were struck by fall
ing tree near Gadsden, Ala, and killed.
| ONE-HALF the business houses at
Waverly, ILL.,, were destroyed by fire.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The Mexican revolutionist, Cara,
offered to lay down his arms for S1O-
900 in cash or consulate in the United
States.
In severe gales along the Baltic six.
teen fishermen belonging in Berlin
were drowned.
A PRIEST and thousand native
Christians were killed during the recent
Chinese riots -- .-.
Crops in the Argentine Republic
were said to te the largest ever known.
In Italy 200 laborers were returning
from work on railway when they
were overtaken by terrific snow
storm, and twenty five were suffocated
in drifts.
! The Guion line steamer A byssinia,
bound from New York to Liverpool,
was burned at sea. The passengers
and crew were rescued by the steamer
Spree. The Abyssinia was valued at
5000, 900 and the cargo was valuable.
SOUTH AFRICA advices say that while
the Continhos expedition was en- route
from Ouillimane to Maghamba an ex-
plosion of gunpowder occurred by
which sixty persons were killed and
ITO wounded.
In Brazil the ravages of yellow fever
were growing heavier daily. So severe
and fatal were the attacks that wide
spread panic had seized upon the in.
habitants.
NEAR Cuernevaca, Mex, collision
occurred on the Southern railroad. re.
sulting in the death of twelve persons.
A PEASANT in the Tschelja binsk dis
trict in Russia killed five men for the
purpose of robbing them and buying
food with the money.
RETURNS of the election in Water.
ford, Ireland, show that Redmond, the
Parnellite candidate, won over Davitt.
McCartbyite, by a majority of 4s6 votes.
In every city and town in Chill
Admiral Jorge Montt was proclaimed
| as president of the republic.