The Globe-republican., 1891-03-25

The Joliet fNl1 opera house has been
destroyed by fire. The less was $50, eco.
The cause Of TIE ire was unknown
FRANK L FRAME, the well known
actor, who has been i'll at Chicago for
the past three weeks, died of neuralgia
of the heart The deceased was So years
old.
MARY E. DEWEY, alias Charles Dewey,
of Goshen, Ind, has applied for pen
sion on the ground that she served
through the war in the Twenty-sixth
Ohio volunteers and that while in service
she received a gunshot wound IN her
left leg which has left her disabled.
The wholesale boot and shoe firm of
j. and A. Simp1inson & Co., Cincinnati,
has made an assignment to ex-Judge
GoebeL The liabilities are 500, 600. as
sets 100000.
WILLIAM Fl. HERNDoN, Abraham Lin
coins law partner and author of "a
Life Of Lincoln died at his residence
near Springfield, ILL.,, of la grippe. His
youngest SON, William. died six hours
before from the same disease.
SNowsLIDEs on the mountains sur
rounding isolated Silverton, Col, have
caused the death of Sam Hilton, Ed
Koran. Tom Ovens. Charles Devine, j.
c. McQuarrie and Joseph Mccullough.
A PLEASURE party of sixteen persons
were precipitated down a mountain
above Georgetown, Col. All were in
jured, some seriously.
EvrDv NJ ho covior oynd
junior classes of the university of South
Dakota has demanded the resignation
of President Crosse.
THE Royal Adelphi, mutual benefit
secret society, with headquarters in
Detroit, Mich, is to be wound up by a
receiver. There is deficit of $50. 900.
BARNES, the alleged Tascott, at
Aberdeen, S. d., was confronted by
Clark, the Chicago witness, who said
the resemblance was remarkable, but
that Barnes was too old for Tascott,
his face too long and his mustache un-
like. He was positive that Barnes was
not the man.
The famous Laguna de Tach ranch of
40, 900 acres in Tulare county, Cal, is re-
ported sold for 81 ZOO, 900.
THE Montana cattle on the ranges are
reported in excellent condition, the
SHOWS having melted and put the grass
forward.
CHARLES n. FELTON, was elected sem
ator for California to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Mr.. Hearst
REV. HOWARD MCQUEARY, an Epis-
copal minister of Ohio, has been sus-
pended for heresy.
IT was stated at Detroit, Mich, re-
Gently that Joseph Perrien, a wealthy
man. had been abducted and held for
ransom. Later he returned home and
said that his captors had released him,
fearing arrest.
THE Iowa Farmers Alliance has or
ganized with constitution similar to
that of the Kansas alliance and with
the following officers: President, ]. NJ.
Joseph; vice-president, Daniel Camp
bell; secretary, George B. Long, and
state treasurer, T. n. Griffith.
THE Chicago chapter of the Daughters
of the American Revolution has been
organized with 40 ladies as charter
members.
THE supreme organization of Patrons
of Industry, in session at Lansing,
Mich, elected the following trustees
for two years: Thomas Bradley, Bre-
vier, Ont, chairman; George A. Ben
nett, Marengo, ILL.,, and Phil S. Dorland,
Lewis Corners, n. Y.
THE American League of Musicians,
in session in Milwaukee, voted not to
join the Knights of Labor. Owen Mil
Ter. of St Louis, was elected president
of the league.
The banana train of the Illinois Gen.
trail was wrecked near Manteno, Ill.
Thirteen cars Of the fruit were de-
rallied and traffic delayed for over five
hours The property loss was about
$50, zoo.
The Anaconda copper mines, Butte,
Mont, have shut down.
AN east-bound freight train on the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago rail-
way was derailed near Ada, O. The
cars were loaded with cattle, some
twenty carloads being killed and
MANNED, involving heavy loss The
cars were badly wrecked.
DYNAMTERs blew up Pat Kane's sa-
loon at Washington, Ind, and robbed
the safe of 500. The building was badly
! wrecked.