The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-28
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Items of Interest Gathered from All Parts
of the World.

A new 50 counterfeit is out
Robert Franz, the German composer, Is
dead.
Mrs John c. Jones, n widow Of Green
castle, Ind, was found dead in bed,
Ida Reeder, "A school girl, was run over
and killed by IA train at Elkhart Ind.
The death of Mrs. Harrison will have
marked effect on Washington society.
General James w. futile, the hero Of
Fort Donelson, died at Casa Grande, A. II.
Paul f. Timan, wealthy stockman, was
gored to death by bull near Auburn, Ind.
In the last nine weeks in Hamburg there
were 1889 cases Of cholera and S,26l
deaths.
Charlotte Edgren, the Swedish actress
and wife of the Duke of Cajanell, died In
Naples
General Booth, Of the Salvation Army,
has abandoned his Darkest England"
scheme.
Theodore d. Starr was thrown and prob
ably fatally kicked by a horse near Bos-
ton, Ind.
The trial Of John IIeise fer numbering
Frank Chute at Carbon Hill Is on at
Logan, o.
4 negro who attempted tc assault Mrs.
Heidcnheimrr at Temple, Tex, was shot TO
death by mob.
Several mont union men have been brus-
ally beaten, presumably by union men nj
Homestead, Pa.
Hosmer, the vice president of the Iron
Hall, has been indicted at indianapolis
lie lives in Baltimore.
Barney j. Allen, OF Logansport, Ind,
died in great agony after declaring lis
wife had poisoned him.
Harrisburg is In danger Of having n
ga,.,fUa ,tyisrsr Z forest fires in the
mountains in the vicinity.
There is a great gale raging on the At
laHtic. All the steamers had hard work
wcathering il. The Guion line steamer
Arizona, from Liverpool, experienced the
gale Tor three dnys. IHo ItU7Day, itOa.
Antwerp; Dedam, from Amsterdam, and
Saale from Bremen. had n tough time in
the storm.
Thomas Galley hrs been sentenced 20
three years imprisonment At Jackson
Mich, for stealing "A bicycle.
Douglass Swan was sentenced 10 twenty
one years imprisonment at Eyansville,
Ind, for killing William MoTen.
At Momence, Ind. Conductor Frank
Fox attempted to crawl under train
which started and cut off a leg. He may
die
The ixyear old daughter Of $. A.
Smothcrs, of Fostorin, o., WAS struck by
train while returning from school and
will die.
Henry Clay, colorcd, i'm an alteration
with "A white man named Jackson at Hop
kmsyillc, Ky, cut the lattor with a dirk.
He may die.
At Boston, Ind, George Blevins AMI
Robert Key were seriously crushed lbs
tackle giving way. They were assisting in
moving house.
George Barrier farmer near Iiiiin, o.,
hanged himself in his barn. His father,
| aged lightweight, cut him down just in
! time TO save him
Melkin Zabst, aged five years, fell Into n
bucket of scaldiug water at FOstoriA, d.,
! Tuesday and received injuries from which
| he died soon after.
Frank Bronson, engineer in Croft e
! Williams saw mill at West Liberty, o.,
was perhaps fatally burned By the burst
! ing Of a steam pipe.
The fishing schooner Il. b. Phillips is
thought 10 have foundered while at anchor
off the Newfoundland banks. Thirteen
| people were on board.
About score of firms have been in
| dicted by the United States grand jury at
| Pittsburg for encroacLing Oh the Monou-
| gahela and Allegheny rivera
| Near Brownsburg, Ind, William r.
| Harding died from the effects OF having
| IttflAlg ilsi'l no arm ttIIib bJ Lic DtAL
and pulley of "A clover huller. I
! A broken rail wrecked "A train ncar Phil
| lipsburg Mo Baggageinaster Dickerson
and News Agent Ilarwood were killed aud
| about dozen passengers injured
! There are prospects az Pittsburg Of n set--
Element Of the river coal miners strike, "a
the men in all the pools are willing 10 re-
turn to work at reasonable figures.
Three months ago DIR. Dawson, Hill
J Merritt and I'll Fulst, three Of the prOmi-
nent citizens OF Creed, Colo, went hunting.
! They have never been seen nor heard %
[ since.
Senator Hill is now charged with play
ing double part. IL * said he Is instruct
| ing his friends 10 knife Cleveland, as ds
can hope for nothing if the eN-president is
/ reelected
Quite n number If iron workers dissntis-
! fed with the AmHlIHmuted association
are scvering their connection with the
| order with the intention OF forming new
| association
Rev. DR. John Hall and Rev. DR. Robert
! Russell Boorh have resigned from the
board Of directors Of the Union Theolo.sic,
seminary, a. u result OF the dispute with
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Harriet Moore, the author OF the
| Columbian ode. will sue the New York
World for breach Of the copyright act in
J publishing a mangled copy OF the ode two
/ weeks before celebration week.
! The National Women's Christian T,lis-
peIance union convention couycnes ga Del-
yer, Friday. The attendance promises o
| be exceedingly large and the convention
will continue until next Wednesday.
! Fusion between the Democrats and PEG
pies party in Portland, Or, was com
/ pletcd Tuesday. The members Of the two
| parties will give their votes 20 two Demo
Gratis and two Peoples party candidates.
Wilson Williams, a wealthy manufAc-
turer Of Poseyvllle, Ind, while on a train
bound for Evansville, jumped from the
coach as IL came into the latter place, and
his skull wa fractured b. tAS eaR step
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