Warren sheaf., 1891-09-10

AT Palmyra, Mich, building under
going repairs previous to being occu-
pied by saloon, was blown up by dyn-
amite. - s+ ss a-ss saas
The secretary of the New Orleans
cotton exchange reported the total crop
for 1891 as S,652,697 as against 7,S11,.
322 bales last year.
&. c. ANDERSON, of Madison, ILL.,,
was shot at St Louis by Warren Col
bott. Colbott then put bullet
through his head, expiring shortly
afterward.
A. B. PATTON, a bookkeeper, was
murdered in San Antonio, Tex, by
burglars who entered his residence.
The death of United States Com
missioner A. w. Brazee occurred at
Denver, Col, aged b5 years. For many
years he had been an acknowledged
leader of the prohibition party.
The death of Mrs. Drucella McGray,
of Petersburg, Ind, occurred at the age
of lo4 years, and Mrs. Mary Lenard, OF
johnson county, Ind, expired at the
age of 100 years.
Mrs. MARY RYAN and her 7-ycar- old
ouGf, AlCS1, Va Oh1ttlAOAASt, "C1C dCUdChcSA
by negress with hatchet and fatally
injured. ...
THE death of Mrs. Mary Salisbury
occurred near Bellingham, Mimi, uged
1O2. Her husband, 103 years, could not
long survive. The couple had been
married eighty years .--,az
MAJ. j. j. SAFELY, a prominent poll
tician and mine owner of Indiana, died
at his home in Lodi.
BY collision of two steam barges
on the Detroit river three persons were
drowned and one of the vessels sunk.
DEsPERADoEs held up train near
Canon City, Col, and robbed the ex.
press car of $500.
j. Y. BROWN was inaugurated gov.
ernor of Kentucky.
IT was decided that tower would
be erected at the Worlds .Colum bian
Exposition to exceed 1, 100 feet in height
and to cost S2,OO0,00O.
AT Chadron, O., Alonzo Knox and
daughter were killed by train dash
ing into the carriage in which they
were riding.
THE state board of equalization OF
Indiana gives the grand total valuation
of al property in the state at $941,
721,2ll, as against $7S2, 872, 100 in 1890.
The death of Rev. j. b. L. Soule, D.
D., Ph. d., Of Highland Park, Ill, oc.
CURED at the residence of his son in
Chicago, aged Is years.
ROBERT WlELAND. wealthy brewer
of San Francisco who was at Dayton,
o., on visit. was found daad in his
room with two bullet holes in his head
THOMAS KENNEALY, of Dubuque, Ia.
was made heir to an estate valued al
81, 900, 900 by the death of an uncle al
Newark, N. j. Kennedy was miner
FLAMES in the business portion O.
Willows, CAL, did damage to the extent
of $3.50, 900; PARTLY insured.
BANDITS robbed a railroad train a.
Del Rio, Tex, of several thousand dol
lars
The Worlds Columbian directory,
executive committee unanimously com
municated to the commission an ex
preston that the government be asket
to loan $5,00O,00O to the fair on the sc
curity of the first gate receipts.
Mrs. S. G. Cook, who has been act
ing as secretary of the lady managers
of the worlds fair since the removal ol
Miss Couzins, was formally elected t,
fill that position 81.
| PETER RENFROW was sentenced a
Springfield, Mo-, to hang Friday, Octo
Der 9. He murdered Deputy Sheriff
Doris in Texas county, July 49, 1888. y
| A no1
property worth S3OO.OoO.
The remains of Alexander Brellel
| work, who was buried at Dubuque, Ia.
nineteen years ago, was exhumed TO
removal and found to be perfectly pre-
served, although not petrified Eve
the grave clothes showed no signs O
decay. 8
ARGUMENTS by the American Sunday
school union in favor of closing tn
before the national commission an
the board Of lady managers. N
action was taken.
/ WILLIAM ALIGN, the. negro who sho
and fatally wound ed 4 Marshal Myers
before being lynched by s Georgia mo
prayed: that God would destroy tn
world and blot out humanity.
The dynamite factory of f. H. Rey
nolds & Co, at White Pigeon, Mich
containing twenty tons of dynamit
exploded, and sixteen workmen wer
killed.
!. Ten THOUSAND people from all prom
inent points celebrated "watermelo
day. the festival of the Arkansas va
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