The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-09-27
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Items of Interest Gathered from All Parts
of the World.

of the World.
Cotton is poor in central Texas.
Mrs. Harrison continues to improve
Prairie fires in Billings county, n. ID.
Caroline, marchioness of Abergavenny,
is dead.
A big empty balloon was found near
MOore's Hill, Ind.
Yellow fever is firmly intrenched at Cor
dova and Papantla, Mex
William Hunter, of Goshen, Ind, was
arrested for counterfeiting.
Fire destroyed Davidson's grain elevators
at Mahomet, Ills. Loss, $50, ,O0o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Millhut celebrated
their golden wedding at COalton, o.
SomerbY was reelected supreme justice
of the Iron Hall by the Baltimore reorgan-
izers.
The Richmond (NIe) savings bank has
suspended. Depositors will Lose but little
If any.
At VincenpAs, Ind, Grandson Cosby
was acquitted of the murder of Zach
Blond
The epidemic Of revolutions is spreading
in South America Columbia is now
threatened
Melvin Mondy, living near Fort Wayne,
Ind, was killed by lightning while at work
in the field.
Six-year-old Edith Estey, of Celins, o.,
ate five big punches of grapes and died five
hours afterward
The postoffice at Weiser, Ida, was
robbed of about s., 900 in money and de-
posit certificates
The officers of the Mexican army con-
tribute one days pay each for the purchase
of corn for the poor.
Miss Grace Parkhurst- of Columbus, O.,
died of grief for her brother Arthur, who
died a few days ago.
Shipley & Company's safe at Warren.
o., cracked b. professionals who secured
about $1,000 Ne elew.
The officers who ordered Private Iams
suspended by the thumbs have been in
dicted by the grand jury.
According to Dun's review trade has
shown a decided improvement since the
cholera alarm has vanished.
Samuel Ove-turf, of Ripley county, Ind,
is under arrest charged with holding up
and robbing a neighbor named Morris.
Alexander Steinheim, of CharlestOwn,
Ind, was killed By the accidental dis
charge of his gun as he was getting into
cart
The government Of Vera Cruz denies
the existence of cholera at Manatitlan,
but admits that there is yellow fever
there
P S. Arnold, a sawmtll man of Decatur,
Ind, was caught by Z s4w, and his left
shoulder and head b@1-y manglsd. He
NAV die.
AT TnIIiipsburg, Pa. .!.dwin Grundy, a
mine boss while drunk assaulted his wife,
who had pistol to defeaE herself In the
struggle the pistol was Gis, harged, the bull
let penetrating Gruudy's brain.
of n md TV
WitheraI quarreled at Eluffton, o., and
exchanged shots The Doctor was struck
in the wrist and Cridar L. the shoulder.
Neither serious. CrideV was arrested.
James Dixon, of Hyde Park. Pa. loved
Harriet Mahoney, whose parents objected
on account o. 7ifference in religion. The
parents of young Dixon favored the match.
At midnight Misc Mahoney threw up the
window of her bedroom and ladder
awaited her. Members OF the Dixon fami
1y aided the girl to escape The youns
lovers then lied and were married at Bing
hampton. The parents OF the bride say
they will never forgive her
The coroner's investigation of the Shreve
,(O.) wreck discloses that the crew of the
freight train were asleep from overworB
and mistOok freight for the passenger
which mistake resulted in the accident
In Cincinnati, Friday, nearly hundred
people were taken suddenly sick. InTesti
tigation showed it 10 have been caused by
milk which was impure, probably due tc
the manner in which the COWS were fed.
Forty-two families have deserted BaroI
Hirsch's Hebrew colony near WOodbine
n. j.. and have gone to New York, owing
to dissatisfaction. Manager Frank says il
has all been caused by some meddlesomG
person.
The Taney county (Ado.) lynchings have
led to a suit for damage against Governor
Francis by G. w. J. Candle who was charged
with being in the mob, and was impris
oned- A wholesale fling of suits viii
probably follow