The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-06-13

a TORNADO did great damage tC
buildings and crops at Lima. o.. anC
several cattle were killed in barns. and
at Sa!ina the Friends church was
wrecked and eight houses were un-
rooted
NEAR Bedford, Ind. n sawmill engine
exploded killing five men and wound.
ing three Others.
On the sd %O.O00 persons were al
Galena. Ill. to witness the unvciling OF
the bronze statue of Gcn. Grant pre-
scented 10 the old home of the hero oi
Appamattox by Mr.. II. II. Kohlsaat, OF
Chicago. Chauncey VI. Dcpew, of New
York delivered the Grafton.
IL Chicago three men were caught
under the ruins of house which col.
lapScd and were instantly killed.
4 TORNADO tore up trees and dcmol.
ished several buildings at Seymour. Ind.
THE doors of the City national bank
at Marshall. Mich. were closed on
account of the embrzzlemnt of 5000
by f.. }. Kirby, the assistant cashier.
The death of Dclilah Vaughn oc-
Cured at her home in Jacksonville, Ill,
at the age of 100 years.
THE immense barn of James Austin
a: Falmouth. kv.. was blown down i'll
storm AMI Miss Mamie Austin, his lG-
yrar-old daughter, who was in it, was
killed.
NEAR Genoa. Ncb., Peter Cedar IA
tally shot his dau"hterin-law, Mrs.
Louise Cedar. and then committed
suicide
IL the town of Saratoga. Wyo.. rich
lead of silver has been struck, the ore
assaying SlI TO the ton.
lN Illinois lightning killed three
horses AT Sand Prairie, thirty steers at
Dclavan. five horses at Cullom. and
twcnty-srvcn head of cattle near New
Holland. At Mason City. la, Il Sl,50O
horse was killed in the same way.
THE 100000 trotting stallion Tom
Roger was burned to death at the
Woodlawn stock farm near Cincinnati.
EVERY diStillcry in the United States
has been secured by .he whisky trust.
thus creating one of the most absolute
ard complete monopolies .he CONNER
cial world has ever heard of.
IL Alaska the grip was making great
havoc among the natives, hundreds
having died.
On the ith a monument to Leonard
Calvert, the first governor of Maryland.
erected on the site of the old mulberry
tree at St Mary's City. was unveiled.
The bank of iIuntingburg, Ind,
closed its doors. the result of the CASH
ier's permitting depositors to overdraw
$4,000.
IN East st. Louis. ILL.,, three dwelling
houScs, factory and a number of
sheds were blown to splinters during a
hurricane and several buildings were
unroofcd and trees blown down.
THE firm of Connell. Hall, McLaster
& Co. wholesale dry goods dealers at
Nashville, Tenn, failed with liabilities
of nearly 100000.
LIGHTNING killed George Hackduffer,
8 farmer living near Eandalia, ILL.,, and
his little bov.
HARVEY WHITEHALL and Albert Dill
Ion were drowned in the reservoir at
Bellefontaine, O.
THE death of Miss Rose Kibber.
youngest daughter of John Kibber. oc-
Cured at Newton, Ill. She was 10
years old and weighed 5o7 pounds.
NEAR Republic, o., John Turner.
aged IS years. and Jacob Hoot, aged 10,
were killed by the cars.
AT Baltimore, Md. a new political
marty was formed one of tho funda-
mental principles being opposition to
WILLIAM FURsT and Charles Shep-
herd, who murdered Carl Pulsifer De-
cember 10, 1889, and then robbed the
body of so, were hanged at Fremont,
Neb.
A coLoREn man named Charles Gray
sa0t his wife and then killed himself
ct ST. Joseph, No