Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1891-11-26
The News Condensed.
important Intelligence FTom Al Paris.
DOMESTIC.

worlds stallion record.
AT Newark. y. J.. John Rindell &,
Sons planning mil! was burned Loss
$780, 600
J. H. BRIGHAM, Of Delta, O., was
reelected master of the National
Grange at the session in Springfield
AT St. Louis fire destroyed the stores
of Penny & Gentles, the Sonnenfeld
Millinery Company and the Famous
Shoe and Clothing Company Loss.
about 81, 200 600.
THE wholesale grocery building of
Griggs, Cooper & Co. and a hardware
store at st. Paul, Mimi, were burned,
the loss being $500. 900.
Miss FRANCES Z. WILLARD was re-
elected president of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union at the conven-
ton in Boston.
THE wholesale house Of the Minneap-
oils Glass Company and Lindsay Bros.
agricultural implements, were burned,
causing a loss Of $500, 600.
NEAR Celina, o.. Frank Raynor, 10
years old, was instantly killed and his
younger brother fatally injured by the
bursting Of Il shotgun
A high wind caused a heavy loss in
towns and cities near New York
AN aged couple, James Ellis and
wife. were found dead in their home at
Troy, o., from inhaling natural gas
and their three children were not ex-
pected to live.
FIRE destroyed the entire business
portion OF the village Of Edgerton, Mo.
FoUR cattle drovers went to the
house Of John Rogan near Milan.
Tenn, to collect some money due them.
Rogan thought they meant to levy on
his cattle and gave them poisoned
whisky from the effects Of which all
died
BOXER, the famous brindle bull dog.
died in BOSTON lie had won more
fights and killed more dogs than any
other fighting canine of the present
generation
JoHN Flick and John Iluth we're fa-
tally injured by a Pennsylvania train
at Ti6in, Q.
Mrs. JAMES CALvo, Of Atlanta, Ca,
found her son who was stolen from her
twentythrce years ago, he then being
a child 3 years of age
A COMPANY has been organized at
Fair Haven, Wash, to raise black cats
for their fur
JAMES Il. THOMPSON. a stockman at
Coleman, Tex, disappeared after Sc
curing 500 900 by swindling and for
gerry,
A PASSENGER train rolled down 30
foot enhancement at Silver Springs,
N. Y, and Mr. lioyt Of Rochester, was
fatally injured and his wife killed
Ar Denver, Col, the mining stock
exchange building was dedicated and
the first National Mining congress
opened.
COMMANDER Is GmEF PALMER, Of the
g. a. K, fagors the purchase BY the
national government Of Mount Me-
tfregor, where Gen. Grant died
THE whaling schooner Nicotine Capt.
Herendon, arrived at san Francisco
after an absence of over two years in
the Arctic eeean. The schooner had
several times been reported as lost.
BURGLARS relieved Charles Ilolbacl<,
at Catasauqua, Pa, Of 500 gold, consid-
erable iewelry and $50 o0o in bonds.
A WAGON containing four persons
was struck 10y L train near Green's
burg, Pa, and three .of the occupants
ere killed and the fourth fatally in
jured.
Ar LOPEZ, Ind, Mrs Mary Hoffman
and her two sons, aged Is and y, were
sutfocated by gas.
ANDREW GuLICK's three children
were killed and partially devoured by
wolves at New Brighton, but few
miles from st Paul Mimi
The statistician Of the interstate
commerce commission reported that
the fatalities to railroad employees dur
ing the past year amounted to 1872,
while the eases Of INJURIES were 30, 02s.
AT the closing session in Boston of
the Woman's Christian Temperance
union resolutions were adopted pledg-
ing the members of the union to re-
newed efforts in the cause of total alb
stinence and prohibition: declaring un-
alterable opposition e all political
parties that in any way protect the
liquor system. and indorsing that party
which embodied It'll its platform
the acknowledgements Of women,
the prohibition Of the liquor traffic and
the preservation of the sabbath
~ fhI4Ebi skil1 passenger TRAM SOl-
lided at Farmont, Neb. killing two Of
the crew Of thu passenger train and in
juring several passengers.
MANY jusrrs and Howard Mills,
prominent residents Of MartinsviIle
Ind, went to Kansas on visit and
were killed by the bursting Of thrash
ing engine.
The Farmers national bank at Mum
Gle, Ind, has been organized, with
capital Of St00 600.
BY the explosion Of the boiler IN
sawmill at New Castle, Pa, Charles
Wilson and W. Duberry we're fatally
hurt
IL the New York sub-trcasury there
were $40, 600. or over sixty tons. Of pen
MES The penny-in-t the slot machine
caused the accumulation
EARNEST HICKMAN, Of East St Louis.
Ill, prominent young man, shot and
fatally wounded his wife while drunk
and then shot himself
w H. BRoTHEEroS died at La Junta
Col, while en- route from san Fran
cisco 10 Chicago trundi iptr a wheel har-