Warren sheaf., 1892-04-21


and she and her s-year-old child We're
'rEHd II ( rsoasilssns to asin: M TIL me1ip state
cor Pereion at 1e4}as and dInomfn a ated a
fy sFase cket With Ana atew i. Ho',s-
.td6.. Of shal laEa If or goyernsof.- $#l ="
LOWEST estimates place the loss Of
life in the flooded district of Mississippi
at $50, almost all of whom are negroes.
More than 5000 families in the counties
| of Lowndes, Monroe and Noxubee were
homeless and suffering for the neces-
! saries Of life.
A ttrfn on the Burl1ngto
Cedar Rapids & Northern was delayed
five hours by an unprecedented fall of
snow between Rockford and Albert
Lea, Minn
MICHIGAN republicans in conveption
1H betfo SISto ttsd restIuti ions. ind orsint,,
|Me pNseM admin istrA tidh; s=:tle noini-
| natfo5fn of Gen. R1sse1f- A. A1ger as the
party's presidential candidate; con-
demning the Michigan apportionment
law and the .Springersw wool bill and ap-
proving the eAckinley$tar:i # law
THE Florida Hpublitans in sta tie con-
vention at Tallahassee passed resolu-
tions indorsing Harrison's administra-
tion and the Mckinley tariff and de-
claring that all elections as now held in
Florida are unmitigated frauds. .'''>$ -
FIRE destroyed the main building of
Clarke university for colored students
near Atlanta.aG Ga-,..<I4o 4oss 500. 000: -,
A sETrLEAlENr sofFthe difference be
tween Italy and ;the United States re-
sulting from the lynching of Italians at
New Orleans has been made by the pay
ment Of $4,000 by the United States to
the families Of the victims.
FLAMES sweptaway nearly the entire
town of Fremont, CoL' 4. b.:
tTHE Seventeenth Illinois district dem
ocrats have renominated Edward Lane
for congress.
MICHIGAN railroads. earned during
january last $7.759, ,22235.42, an increase
of Ill per cent. over the corresponding
month last year.
On the Illinois Central road passen-
ger train was held: up by robbers at
NeWsome Mills, La, and the safe of the
express company robbed of $4,000.
WYOMING democrats in state conven-.
tion at Cheyenne elected delegates to
the national convention supposed to be
favorable to the nomination OF Hill for
president.
THE Nebraska democrats in state con-
ventiOn at Omaha adopted resolutions
declaring adherence to the declaration
and principles laid down in the nation
al democratic platform, of 1884. and de-
t rot1rfcins the Mckinley bill. The dele
gates to the national convention go un-
instructed.
In Dinwiddie, Chesterfield and Prin-
cess;al Anne counties, Va: a. cyclone de-
stroy&a MANY hauses:anda outbuildings
and several lives were lost Fruit and
other trees We're also swept away.
AT Tahlequah, l. T., John Waner was
hanged for the assassination of George
Dougherty.
tion at ATLANTA adopted resolutions in
dorsing the administration of President
Harrison and instructing the delegation
to vote for him at the Minneapolis con-
vention.
NEAR Homando, Fla, Robert Steven.
son. PaYnaster Of the Empire State
Phosphate Company, and Mr.. Payne,
mail carrier, were murdered for their
4appey. ~... *, 81 :; ;
A4hE volume of trade this" year Was
said to e:zW.e# thatof>any other year.
Western et#s ssfere7 gaining almost
with thout esptignsz:, = m: -.
s%EnE rspalhb1t:iaans. rslpl5alb1 of Washington met
in. Seattle and chose delegates to the ma
tfehal conventjan. The sentiment was
oyerwhelminglE for Blaine if his can
diaacy is pqssikle,, ::>s:st.:- ~>..>.=
AT ottawaa plot was discovered by
which ap@@ Organization lin China was
stnuggliniitrz. @ain alnet q into Canada on
bogus ceft ::|s ::$t:s5I.
II nth liinoiis *eistrict: the
Peeple ssla tea rhomas
Ratelitf for congressman.
rs the northeastern corner of South
Dakota the Sisseton Indian reservation
surplus lands We're opened to settle
ment and thousands of eager settlers
rushed in to seize claims. t!E: