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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FROM WASHINGTON.

CLAIM agents and others interested ir
claims under the direct tax act have
been notified that all payments under
that act will DE made to the states in
trusts for citizens thereof from whom
they were collected or their legal rep.
resentatives, and that claim agents and
others will not be allowed to examine
the direct tax records unless they are
authorized by the states to do so.
THE department of state was in.
formed that the president of Brazil had
and open to the imports from the
United States that were included in the
recent reciprocity agreement.
THE brcadstuff exports from this
country during February amounted To
sS.sfS.g0l
ECRErARY PEoCroR in preparing a
retired list for privatcs and non-com-
n;.,;uncd officers of the United States
arny has decided that the war of the
rebellion began April Is, 1861. and
ended August 20. 1856.
THE bu>incs, failures in the nitci
State, during the seven days ended on
tas 18th numbered 273. against 2Gj
IN" preceding week and ~ the corre-
.punding week last year.
THE exchange, at the leading clear
in. houses in the United States during
the week ended on the 1Ith aggregated
-"95. N5l.?ii. against Sl.O7S. lO3.7O5 the
prev;ouS week As compared with the
c"rrc spending week Of 1890 the decrease
amounted to -
THE resignation of Judge Lewis A..
Croft. commissioner of the general
land Office. was reported.
THERE were 2.75ji appointments made
Of presidential postmaster, during the
two years of the present administration
ended March T. ls9i
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

AT Pittsburgh. Pa. the Weldon build.
ing and the building occupied by the
Germania bank and chamber of com.
merce were destroyed by fire, causing
| a loss of 500. O0O.
Az unusually high tide flooded all the
lower portions of Bangor. Me. doing
great damage.
AT Albany, y. Y. Peter Hcckrr. 81
years old. killed his wife with razor
and then committed suicide
Is New York Charles j. Fletcher
tcoloredl. known as Zen. Wood" Il
museum freak. was suffocated hy gas.
lie was IS inches in height and 90 years
of age.
THE Rhode Island democrats have
nominated state ticket, headed 10y
John W Davis for governor.
THE death of Mrs. Hannah Cleveland
King occurred at her home at lnotisco,
" Y. at the age of l02 years.
Is Syracuse. y. Y. three mail-box
thieves when arrested had keys which
opened mailboxcs. and had in their
possession thousands of dollars worth
of drafts and checks.
Ar New Salem. Pa. Wilson Scott
died in the SD year of his age. For the
last thirty-scven days of his life he had
tasted.
JAMES FISHER. the engineer, John
Wood. the fireman, and Clinton IIar-
per. the brakeman. were killed in a
wreck on the Reading road at Main
vile. Pa
THE four delegates sent to this country
by Mr.. parncll for tn" purpose of ra s
ing funds for the nationalist movement
have arrived in New York.
IN Syracuse. y. Y. fire destroyed
some of the finest business blocks in
the city. causing a loss of over 81 .OOO.-
900
OFF Vineyard Haven. Mass, the
United States ship Galcna and the brig
Nina were wrecked. but no lives were
lost
THE fund of 5000 for tie family of
the late Secretary WinGom has been
completed
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
WEST AND SOUTH,

RETAIL. lumber dealers of II. Louis,
Dwing to trouble with wholesale firms.
propose to organize an interstate asSo-
citation from the lakes to the Rocky
mountains. to Offset the cncrnachmcnts
of the big concerns
FLAMES burned out eight business
firms in Chicago. the total loss bcing
$3.50. 900.
BY the explosion of sawmill boiler
near Eiiingham. ILL.,. three men were
killed.
IL passenger car in Texas James
Sewcll. president of a bank at Ozark,
Ark. was robbed 10y two men of >l,0i2
in bank notes.
The 1O-year-old son of John Wiggin-
ton has confessed that he and broth
er. obeying their fathers instructions,
poisoned William Ferguson, Il. G..
Watts and Miss Boyd at Mount Stcr-
ling. Nv. by putting arsenic in the
coffee.
4 LEvEE on the Mississippi river at
Conlcy's Lake, Tenn. gave way and
the village was completely flooded.
Freaks in the river at other points were
reported.
FIRE destroyed the Bohn sash and
door factory at Omaha, Neb.. causing a
loss of $50 O00: insured for S130.O0O.
Is a wreck at Bcthpagc. Tenn. a
mail car and contents was burned.
TWENTY passengers were injured by
the dcrailing of a train on the Bellaire
Il GAINESVILLE road near Caldwell, o.
The firm of August Ilcintz * Co.,
merchants at La Grange. Tex. has
assigned with liabilities of 500. 900 and
assets unknown.
The death was announced of Thomas
ID. Hall, of Columbus, Ind. who had
held position in the United States
treasury at Washington since 1s62. His
height was only ~ inches.
OS a wager of 5000 that he will
make the trip within six months VIII
liam Brotherton left Napa. Cal, for
New York. trundling a wheelbarrow.
THE Ohio supreme court has decided
that the law creating the board of city
affairs of Cincinnati Is unconstitution-
al, being special legislation. The old
board of public improvements at once
UDbh CIldIpt Vi at
A PORTION of the Central insane asy-
lum near Nashville. Tenn, was burned
and six of the inmates were burned to
death.
IL quarrel over lead pencil Elmer
johnson murdered Mrs. Joseph Graham
at Caldwell. q.
Mrs. WILLIAM BAKER attempted to
light fire with crude oil at Cleveland,
o., when the can exploded and she was
burned to death.
JOHN GEPPINGEE's family at Logans-
port. Ind. was poisoned by eating
moldy cheese. and Mrs. Lizzie Woods,
one of the family. died in horrible
agony.
4 MOB lynched Henry Sanders near
Lavinia- Tenn. for criminally assault
ing Miss Angie Belton. aged 16 years
1S Texas the heaviest snOwstOrm in
three years was experienced. and it was
feared that il would he disastrous to
the fruit ar D
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
EORElGN INTELLIGENCE.

OFF Falmouth the ship Bay of Pana
ma was lost and Capt. Wright, of Liver
pool. his wife and twelve of the crew
were drowned
The Canadian cabinet decided to no.
tify the lnitcd States government that
the Dominion government was ready to
negotiate reciprocity treaty.
SIAM adviccs state that cyclone
ragged at Champion and destroyed more
than 1..OO houses.
OFF Start point. Eng, the British
ship Dryad was wrecked and her crew
of twcnty-four men and officers were
all lost.
On the British coast nearly 100 men
lost their lives during the recent bliz-
zard.
Is Japan the influenza was still rag
ing. and fifty or more deaths occurred
daily.
Is many parts of Spain heavy storms
have caused great damage, and cy-
clone at Plascncia inflicted enormous
loss.
ZANzIBAR advices say that the ne
grocs of the Comoro islands had re-
voltcd and declared themselves free
The sultan of the islands has fed.
STATISTICS show that out of 81 .0OO
Irish who cmigratcd from Europe last
year 81. .OJ0 came to the United States.
OFF Dartmouth. Eng, the British
steamer Mirama was wrecked. and only
three scamen were saved out of all on
board.
THE census of Austria shows IA popu-
lation of - 10000
An overflow of the Danube river at
Duna Foldvar drowned many persons.
Is a battle with the insurgents Col.
Eoblc>. the commander of the Chilian
government troops. was killed. and
during the bombar,lmcnt at Pislgm the
insurgents killed 1000 persons
IL Montreal. Can. a hurricane de-
stroycd many buildings. barns and
houses. and in the country districts
great damage was done.
Is the storm in England the total
number of lives lost was placed at lis.
The leader of the Catholic party in
the German parliament. DR. Ludwig
Windthorst, died in Berlin. aged ~
wears
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

WOMEN at Nount Etna. Ind. ~. e .ked
a saloon and gave notice that all dram
shops would meet a similar fate.
TuE legislature of California has
passed n hill prohibitiup the con.ing of
Chinese into that state.
The younr wife of n Sioux City ua.
contractor. Mrs. Mabel Klise. has fallen
heir TO property in England worth over
$40. 900. 600.
Gov. BARRIER. of Wyoming. has issued
n proclamation at the request of Gen.
Miles enioiuinp citizens To refrain from
selling arms To Indians.
Is the assassination case Of Cbief-of.
Police IIennessv at Sew Orleans the
iury returned a verdict acouittinp six
of tha prisoners and falling To arree on
the remainipp three
FIRE wrecked the wholesale drug
house of IIumiston. Keeling & Co. in
Chicago. causing loss of SIS, 900.
Jrppy UrrIEps' harm near DIXON
III was burned topetber with six
horses and forty cows and a quantity
of farm machinery
Is New Orleans eleven of the Italians
acouitted Of the murder of Chief Hem
messy were shot dead in the parish
-. -. A. ,,,l l.. xol IL T..
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

WASHINGTON. March 16.-Not since
the Samoan disaster has such damage
been caused to the American navy as
that of Saturday and Sunday. Three
vessels are now ashore along the coast
of Martha's Vineyard-the Galena. the
Nina and the Triana. The latter ves-
sci, the navy department is informed,
went ashore off Guilty Hunk Sunday.
She is in very dangerous position, and
if the weather continues rough may be-
come total loss. The Triana left
Newport Sunday morning to render as
sistance to the Nina and the Galena. A
dispatch from Lieut.. Com. Bicknell. in
command of the Galena at the time she
went ashore. to the navy department,
states that the Galena lost her rudder
post and part of her keel. He expressed
the hope that the Nina would be saved
if the weather was favorable.
No mention was made of saving the
Galena, and at the navy department
she is regarded as totally lost The
Galena at the time of the disaster was
being tOwed to the Portsmouth IN. H.
anu i'i bOi 'iu
had been taken out and her new en-
gincs were upon the upper deck and
were TO have been placed in position at
the Portsmouth navy yard The en-
gines cost 100000. The Galena was a
third-rate vessel of 1900 tons and cost
the United States, in building and re-
pairs put upon her, nearly $1,000, 600.
The Nina is tug of $50 tons, and the
Triana a tug of $50 tons burden.
Two boats have been ordered from
Vineyard Haven. New Bedford and
Woods Holl to the assistance of the
three vessels
A court of inquiry will be ordered
within few days to determine the re-
sponsibility for this series of naval dis
aSters.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
LATER.
wears

THE London Times says of the seiz-
of the steamer Countess of CarnarvOn:
Portugal is weak and badly-guidet1
state. and is allowed to do things
which would not he permitted 10
stronger nations. But there are limits
to the immunities of feebleness and
folly. and She must be called to ac-
count for the seizure of British YES
sell
The text of the Anglo-French con-
vention with regard to Newfoundland
affairs, which has received the sigma
lures of Lord Salisbury and VI. Wad-
dington, the French ambassador at
London. provides that the commission
to which the matter is referred, may.
after settling the lobster question, be
requested to inquire into the subsidiary
fishery question.
THE Canadian Pacific railways new
steamer Empress of India, which is
making an excursion voyage around
the world, arrived at the island of Pc
nang. strait of Malacca, on the 18th.
and left there the same night for Singa.
pore, where she remained two days to
give the passengers an opportunity to
visit points of interest
The PopuIo Romano of Rome dis
cussing the shooting of Sicilian prison
ers by the New Orleans mob, says: Re-
lying on the foresight of the American
authorities. and out of regard for a
sincerely friendly power, Italy has re-
Trained from sending an iron-clad to
the mouth of the Mississippi.
THE metropolitan board of Denver,
Col, created by a law recently passed
by the Legislature. closed all saloons in
that city on the 18th Sunday, and no
liquor could be obtained except with
meals at hotels and restaurants, where
the police officials refused to enforce the
law.
An explosion, on the 10th, demolished
the Obdurman Egypt arsenal and
killed 100 dervishes. The immense
stores of ammunition were destroyed.
the arsenal shattered and buildings in
the vicinity badly shaken up.
The 400 puddlers employed by the
Glasgow Iron Co., and the Potts Bros.
Iron Co., at Pottstown, Pa, have ac-
cepted reduction in wages from s3.7s
to $3.50 per day.
THE legality of New York's electro
cution law is to be argued in the su-
preme court of the United States, on the
first Monday in April, in the Jugigo and
Weedin cases
THE list of the victims by the burn
ing of the Central Tennessee insane
asylum, near Nashville, on the 18th
has swsllsd TO ten, with one missing,
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
PICKED UP IN THE WEST.

THEODORE CALF and family have Pc
titioned the Kansas legislature to have
their name changed
THE soda lakes of Natrona county,
WyO.. have been sold to English cap
italists for s2,OOO.0O0.
THE largest county in the United
States is Custer county, in Montana,
which has $4,000 square miles.
The people of Tombstone, A. T.
have become convinced that their name
is ''hoOdoo" and are agitating for q
change to that of Richmond.
SPOKANE FALLS has grown rapidly
since the fire of a year ago. The popu-
lation then was $4,000, and the recent
census gives the town 1000. Seattle
has about $4,000 people.
WILD horses are numerous in the
mountains near Antelope valley, Ne
vada. 1t is difficult to keep tame horses
in that section, as they soon become
discontented and wander off to join the
mustangs.
THE secretary of the manufacturers
bureau of Denver says that in Gunnison
county, Col. there are three hills OF
solid iron and manganese ores 500, 1000
and !, 100 feet high, their bases covering
more than 1000 acres.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

WHEN pair of electric conductors
is grasped, one in each hand. the path
for the current, so it is stated, is from
one hand up that arm, into the trunk.
where il ramifies in all directions
through the numerous paths open to
it: thence through the other arm and
hand to the other conductor. When
single conductor is graspcd by one
hand, with the feet resting on the
ground. the path of the current is
through that hand and arm To the
body, and thence by way of the lungs.
stomach and legs to the feet
and into the ground, completing the
circuit
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

IT is on record in medical literature
that in the year 1851 poor old man,
residing at Tarentum, near Naples, was
the subject of Il marvellous change when
at the age of nearly ninety years. His
skin peeled off and new and soft skin
supplied its place; his muscles again
became strong and plump; the wrinkles
disappeared from his face and the white
hairs from his head; black, curly hair
grew on his head again, and his com
plexion became fresh and youthful.
Sixty years later he again became de-
crepit with a second old age and died
after passing his one hundredth and six
10th vear
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

IL the suburbs of Providence thcr.
has just died a widely-knnwn Rhode
Island old-timer, John Ingraham, aged
ninety-four years. He never wore a
piece of undertaking of any kind in all
his life, nor anything around his neck,
nor did he ever wear an ovcrcoat lie
gathered up a fortune of over 500. 900,
enjoyed life and died screnely happy.
never having called for the services of
a physician in all his life.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21
A LOSS TO THE NAVY.

The Galena. the Nina and the Trians
Ashore Along the Coast of Martha's
Vineyard, Driven by the Fierce Gales
that Have Prevailed on the Coast-The
Galens Probably = Total Loss-No Loss
Of Life Reported.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, March 16.-At
i o'clock this morning the revenue cut
tiers Galatin, of Boston, and the Dexter
Of New York arrived here. The crew
OF the Triana, wrecked on Guilty Hunk,
were brought here by the Dexter. At
8 o'clock this morning the Dexter left
Newport for Gay Head. At s:15 o'clock
she arrived at Guilty Hunk. The wind
was blowing a gale from the south
west and tremendous seas were break
ing over the Triana- The stern of the
Triana is completely out of the water,
while her bows are almost submerged
Unless the wind abates the vessel can
not hold together long. Only glimpse
OF the Galena was obtained by the cap
tain of the Dexter. He says the vessel
is doomed. Nothing can save her. The
Galena was almost hidden from sight
by the immense waves that were maxi
ing clean breach over her. Only her
masts could be seen through the mist.
The officers of the Dexter are of the
opinion that the three vessels are
doomed
The Galatin arrived at Vineyard at
10 o'clock last night from Boston. She
lay at Vineyard until this morning,
when she hoisted anchor and put ont to
the sound. The rough weather, how
ever, compelled her TO return. The crew
of the Triana were sent by rail to New
port. The officers of the cutters have
telegraphed that they can be of no as
sistance to the wrecked vessels, and
they will probably be relieved from that
duty.
Collector Taylor received a dispatch
from Washington this morning signed
J. II. Solely, acting secretary. II reads
as follows: IF possible send large
tug to the assistance of the government
steamer Triana at Guilty Hunk. An
swer." Collector Taylor telegraphed
the secretary of the navy that a tug had
already been sent.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1891-03-21

CHARITABLY-DIsPnsE persons who
thoughtlessly consign old numbers of
magazines and other illustrated pcriodi-
Gals to the waste basket or the flames
are being reminded in various ways
that they could better devote these
puhlicat ions To the hospitals and asy-
lums. In nearly every large city socie-
ties exist for the collection and distribu-
tion of such gifts. the labors of which
are productive of much genuine enjoy
ment amoT e the needy