The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-05-07

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AFrER two weeks Of. unparalleled suf-
fering Rev. Dir George W. 1lUtlsysll,
jeffthe s2aEye&esiop IF the Covenant in j
'BrodRlynstN. " ''titn frofn rne -e1fv,.ts- I
OF swnllowinan cork which lodged IN
tsso bronchiHl
A CYCLONE passed over Paddcah, KY, |
and 100 buildings were either totally |
wrecked, moved from their foundations
or unroofed Several people were bad
ly injured.
FOREST fires were doing great dam
age IN the counties of Osceola, Glare,
Gladwin, Roscommon, Altoona, Oge-
nav, Oscoda and Iosco in Michigan.
DIRECTOR LEEcH's statement of coin
age during April shows that l17,OOO
gold pieces were coined, of the value OF
81, 020, 900; 4, 43s, 900 silver pieces of the
value Of s., 1893, ,OOO and minor coin
amounting to 2,072,OOo pieces, of the
value of $50, 400.
The town of Lyle, Mimi, was nearly
wiped out by fire. Loss, $4,000.
AFTER seventeen years of separa-
ton Henry Pierce found his mother by
accident at the union depot in Chicago,
where for long time she had been
selling apples.
WILLIAM IL. COOK, clerk Of the To
ledo (O.) police court, has confessed to
the mayor that he was short in his ac-
counts from s2U,OOO 20 Se5, 900. oo-----
A FIRE in Altoona, Pa, destroyed two
hotels and other buildings, the -oss bed
ing $1,000 =.
FOREST. fires were doing immense
damage along the line of the Philadel-
phia & Erie railroad in Pennsylvania.
-AfoNRoE E-MATERs (colored( was
lynched at Hudson, Miss, for an at
tempt TO poison Capt Barrentine at
Columbus, Miss
THE family Of Thomas Knot, living
at Cambridge City, Ind, was poisoned
by eating sausages, and one child was
dead and four others were critically ILL.,.
FRANCIS X. LANE, of Chicago, found
in San Francisco his only daughter
after a twenty years search.
SEVEN consumptives were discharged
from hospital in Denver, Col, as
permanently cured by using Koch's
MORE than l,4OO Italian emigrants
landed in New York.
BECAUSE Marie Foster would not con-
sent to marry him Francois Petit
fatally shot her in New York and then
put bullet into his own head
SEVERE frosts IN Minnesota damaged
the wheat and fruit crops.
II. =. HUTCHINSON the Chicago board
of trade man who mysteriously disap-
peared, has returned to his home from
Terre Haute, Ind.
THE steamships which left New York
for Europe on the 2d took out over
So, 900, 900 in gold coin,
SECRETARY BLAINE sent dispatch to
Minister Porter at Rome emphatically
denying that he had made public con-
fidential message, as charged by
Premier Rudini in the Italian green
book on the New Orleans affair.
THE national conference of state
boards of health in session at Washing
ton elected DIR. J. n Mccormick, of
Kentucky, as president
THE visible supply of grain in the
United States on the 4th was: Wheat,
| 21,O6S, 3ls bushels; corn, 8,i24, 700 bush
els; oats. 2. .s3s s22 bushels.
FIRE in the steel works at Breaker
island near Troy. N. Y, caused e loss
Of S4OO, 900. One thousand persons were
thrown out OF employment
The five children OF James Cole (col-
ored), aged from TO 10 years, burned
TO death in their home in Prince George
county, Md.
tn hills and valleys at Valley
Forge, Pa, nearlyseOQ acres in extent
which were occupied by Washington
and his army during the winter Of l777
rs, are advertised for sale.
Ir was reported that there was a
greater acreage Of wheat in the north
west territory this season than ever be
fore. s
The kitchen car of construction
train on the Chattanooga road wa
burned near Duck creek, Tenn, an,
four negroes perished in the flames
A NEW amendment to the prohibitory
law has gone into effect in Maine. i
imposes heavy fine and Imprisonment
for sixty days in case OF single sale.
ANOTHER collision between the cox
workers and the guard OF deputies oc
Cured at Uniontown, Pa, and one o
the strikers was killed and anothe
mortally wounded.
THE forest fires in the Mays Landing
and Pleasantville IN. j. districts hav
been quenched by rain. The losses ii
timber, game and berries was yer,
heavy.
BERTHA MCCAIN, Lutte Ridenour
Charlie s Frank and Smith McDole wer'
drowned in Shad river near Pomeroy
o., by the upsetting qf boat
JoHN RuNKe's sister died in Mil
waulxee of trichiniasis, making sever
victims of the family who had die
from eating diseased pork.
DURING performance In theater 1
DAYTON, O., Mrs. Thomas Griffiths, VIII
was in the audience, gave birth TO
child, the first case of the kind on record
DURINe the month ofAprii last ther,
were issued from the pension Office 81,
972 certificates of all classes, agains
i4,5os during the same month Of las
wear,