The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-06-25
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important Intelligence From All Parts.
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cnts from abroad must pay duty Unless
they were manufactured in the United
States
JACOB ScuEELs was hanged at
bridgeport, Conn, for the murder of
Louis Drucker on January 25, 1885,
IN q boiler explosion at Akron, o.,
Henry Golden was killed and seven
others were injured, three fatally.
WILLIAM X. DUvAL, of Baltimore,
has been sentenced to nine years in the
penitcntiary for obtaining christening
and Christmas gifts from United States
senator's and others under false pre-
lenses, alleging that he had named
children in their honor.
JAMES WAGeENEB, q noted horse
thief, was lynched near his home in
Crook county, Wyo.
CAPTAIN PERKINS and his 14.year-old
son, of GAINESVILLE, Tex, were murdered
by W. NJ. Dow as the result of an old
feud.
THE United States steamers Alert
and Mohican sailed from San Francisco
for Bchring sea under special orders
to prevent seal cacthing.
a CLoUDBuRsT caused damage cx-
ceeding 100000 at Utica, H., and
throughout the entire Illinois river
valley heavy losses resulted from
floods, which washed out crops and
swept away houses and live stock
Gov. PArrIsoN has vetoed the com.
pulsory education bill passed by the
legislature of Pennsylvania.
THE Allegheny Reformed Presby-
terian church Of Pittsburgh, Pa, has
withdrawn from the Presbyterian fold
because the synod recently deposcd its
pastor. Rev. j. r. j. Milligan.
The United States trcasurers state
ment on the 18th showed n cash bal-
ance of S44, AS, 900, of which 81, O20, 900
was on deposit with national banks
and $50, $50, 900 was in fractional silver,
tcducting which items the net cash
balance was but 81, ,a35, 900, which was
the lowest figure yet reached.
GEORGE THOMPSON and Miss Lou
Bell, both colorcd, were struck by d
train near Dayton, o., and both were
killed.
JOSEPH WAsKA and his son Albert
were crushed to death in the Christy
coal mine near Des Moincs, Ia.
On the 18th 3, 123 immigrants arrived
in New York, 145 of them being Nor
mons bound for Utah.
Ar Onkdale. Pa, n Jealous negro
named Saunders shot and killed his
rival, named Harris, and accidentally
killed Mrs. Harris.
A FREIGHT train was ditchcd at Dis
lSo, Ind, 10y IL broken rail, and sixteen
ears were wrecked and twenty head of
imported cattle killed.
| In tho Unitel States the business
failures during the seven days cHdedaon
the 10Th numbered 253, against 244
| the preceding week and 100 for the cor
| responding week last year
THE Capital Insurance Company Of
Topeka, Kan, has been placed in the
| hands of receiver.
A COUNTRY schoolhouse near Nor
folk, Ncb., was washed away during a
storm and Charles Miles, Cora Hamlin
and Anna Cox We're drowned.
A wINDsToRM at Napanec, lad, did
great damage to the crops and fruit
trees, blew down barns and out
houses, and blew houses from their
foundations, some of which were total
ly wrecked,
| A CYCLONE at Arkansas City, Kan,
wrecked several buildings and de-
stroyed shade trees.
| THOUSANDS of immigrants were said
to be crossing at Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, monthly. They were not en-
amined as to their means of support,
as the government has no immigrant
inspector ut that point.
| RAIN flooded the streets at Fort
Scott, Kan, and Back run, ravine
which travcrscs the city from south to
north was transformed into raging
torrent, Several persons were drowned.
ALICE JONES and Mary Davis were
killed by the cars near Union Springs,
Ala, while crossing trestle.
A RAINsToRM at Altoona, Pa, flooded
the streets, and Mrs. Barbara Reichl
aged 35 years, and Katie Brady, aged
years, were killed by lightning. Small
bridges throughout the county were
swept away by the overilowed streams
AT Fall River, Wis, Amelia IIeinc
mann was fatally shot by her jealous
lover, Seymour Turner. Turner ther
shot himself, probably fatally.
JOHN MosT, the anarchist, was re
sentenced at New York to one year:
imprisonment.
The temperature in New York or
the 10Th was "a degrces-thc coldes
June day in that city on record.
A FIRE in the Nestor block at Mar
quette, Mich, caused a loss of 500, 900
JENNIE WILLIAMSON, 10 years old
| in al Mt 1,,t,.S al,
with burning down her aged husbands
house and barn, roasting his feeble
minded son TO death and running ava,
with liveryman's team.
A THOROUGHLY organized band o
boomers and home-seelsers was plan
ming to take forcible possession of tn,
homesteads on the Cherokee strip.
The jury in the test suit of Meyer 4
Dickinson, of Philadelphia, against tn,
government to recover excess OF dutie
levied on materials used as hat trim
mings, returned verdict in favor o
plaintiffs. This verdict involves abou
$50, 900, ,O00.
A CLoUDBURsT few miles north o
Belvidere H., caused great damage.
OPPOSITE Golconda. ILL.,, VIII II
Hook wishcr and Willie Kreipke, botl
under 80, and two colored men wer,
drowned by the overturning of thei
skitf in sudden windstorm.
C, +. GILBERT, with his wife ant
child and Mrs. Livingstone and Mrs
DiclSerson, were drowned in the rive
at Derby, Conn, by the upsetting of
boat.
THE fast express train on the Illinois