The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-01-15
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FRANK IIixoN was killed and John
Ross fatally wounded at Monrocvillc,
Ala. in n fight over n dog.
\ RECEIVER was appointed for the
Farmers q Merchants Bank of ClarlSs-
willie, Tenn.
lr was reported that ". Webster
Crowl cX-city councilman, prominent
rCnl-CStatr operator and n leader in So
cinl circle, nt Baltimore had victim
izvd his friends and the baltimore
banks ont Of more than 500, 900.
TuE Indiana State Board Of Agri.
culture asks for an appropriation of
500, 900 for its display in the worlds
fair NJ Chicago, III.
\ TRAIN ON the Richmond & Danvillc
railroad ran off the track on passing
over n trcstlC near Gatlncy city, :. G.,
killing the engineer, fireman and two
hrallrmru, and seriously iniuring three
others.
Irwas stated that the Hatfield Mccoy
vendetta in Logan County, W. Va.
which had been quiet for some months,
had been renewed. aud that in u fight
ON Hart creek six men were killed.
FRANK NJ. CoNIEY, II leading mem
her of the Stcubcn County bar ard u
leading citizen of tohocton, y. V, dis
appeared, leaving ,h'bts of 500, 900.
TuE village of Springfield Center, n.
V. was nearly destroyed by flames.
Iir the explosion of cartridge which
had been placed in an oven to dry Mr..
j. Il. Powell, of Amherst. Mass, had
both legs blown of, and Mrs Nelson
Powell was fatally injured.
1uE dates Of the National Prohibition
camp meeting at Decatur, IL, have
been fixed for July II 10 90.
ions MoRRls and Frank Chatham.
two wcll-known ranchmcn of Carbon.
dale, Cob. met in Lcndv!llc and renewed
an old quarrel aud both were fatally
shot
TiE falling of II scantling at the new
cdihcC of st. Johns Lutheran Church
ut Lancaster Pa, caused the death of
four men.
BuIN DAVIS, u Pueblo (Nol.) negro,
shot and killed his fustrr-mntncr and
fostcr-brothcr In Il quarrel about some
property
TnE Denver Iron & Steel Company,
poratcd at Denver, Col.
Mrs. PETERs and her daughter were
robbed and burned to death in Cordclc,
Ga.
SAMUEL MCCLENNAN, employed at
George Vests paper mill at Ballston
Spn, n. V, was drawn between two
hot cylinders and crushed and roasted
| to death.
REpoR~s from fifty Kansas towns show
| that the scverest storm of many years
| was raging i'm the Sunnowcr State.
| Ar Rusk, Tex, two well-defined
SHOCKS Of earthquake were Ict. Scy-
eral cbimncys were lcveled with the
earth and slcepcrs in various portions OF
| town were awakened
| TuE great shoemakers' strike at Roch-
ester, n. V, has been declared Off
JosEpu and Willie Barren, 10 and Il
years OF age, of Cassville, Wis, were
drowned in the Mississippi while play
ing ON the ice.
THREE boys aged Is, II and 10 years
were caught at Springfield, Mass, and
con fesscd to having committed series
of twcnty-three burglnries in that city.
TuE funeral Of the late Emma Abbott
took place at Central Music Hall in Chi
cngo ON the 9th and was largely at
tended.
i JACOB MURPHY, u colored wife mu,'-
dcrer, was hanged at Caldwell, Tex.
TuE copper shipped from the mines In
the Lake Superior region during TIA,
season of navigation in 1890 amounte,
to 77,6S6,4 4li pounds.
Ar Mount Vernon, Mo-, two newspa
per Offices n bank and fifteen dwell
ngs were dstroyed by fire,
Two NEGRO boys aged II and ia
years at Teire Haute, Ind, confessed
that they burned their fathers hous,
last March for the purpose Of securiu 4
| RaO which was in the building.