The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-12-29

whetncr Dy water or land, whenever and for SO
long as in the judgment of tho president and
secretary OF the treasury such suspension may
be necessary Adjourned to January4
DOMESTIC.
Mrs. D. KAMp and her b,year.old
child were fatally burned near Rich.
mond, Ind" by exploding turpentine.
PATRICK GALLAeHER. the missing
cook who confessed n having been i'm
| plicated in the Homestead (Pa. poison
ing conspiracy, has been arrested.
HAMILTON GUNN, a well-known Lon
| don promoter, arrived in Columbia, S.
G., to establish the Union bank of
South Carolina and London with a
capital stock Of SEQ, 600. 00O
NEAR Fort Smith, Ark, Deputy
Uuited States Marshal t3runes and his
posse had brush with the notorious
Stan Rowe and his baud in which Joe
Raven was killed, Rowe fatally
wounded and Ned Downing captured
| TWELVE horses in Chicago belonging
| to the Union Brick Company were
cremated by the burning of barn,
WHILE crazy drunk Charles Hazard
of Cincinnati, fatally shot his wife and
stepson, Gabriel Benson.
DURING battle between officers and
cattle thieves in the Big Horn basin in
Wyoming two OF the former and five
| of the latter were killed.
ORLANDO METcALF. q prominent cap
itali,t at Colorado Springs, failed for
800, O,00O.
ONE OF the greatest gold excitements
since the days of 40 is at present draw
ing thousands of persons to the new
field discovered In Colorado.
JAMES RADronD. a wealthy lumber
man of Ontario, Wis, fell frotn h box
ear on n train at Powers, Mich, and
broke his neck, dying instantly.
The S75, 900 paid by the Chilian gov
ernment in settlement in full for all
claims arising out of the Baltimore af-
fair ut Valparaiso has been placed in
the sub.treasury at New York for dis
tribution.
Tns great European financiers, the
Rothschilds, are the leaders in an en-
tcrprisc to establish an immense beer
trust with headquarters in New York.
The Illinois state board of agri.
culture has tubuluted the reports on
corn received December /, and they
show the smallest crop In the state
since 1873.
STAMBouL. the champion trotting
stallion of the world, was sold at
auction to d. II. Hartman, banker in
New York city, for SIl,oo).
IT is expected that lG, 600 carloads of
exhibits will be received at the
worlds fair grounds in Chicago be-
tween now and May /.
TRUE bills were returned by the
grand jury at Pittsburgh against Hugh
i. Dempsey. Robert Beatty and j. NJ.
Davidson for administering poison to
the non-union men ut the Homestea ad
steel works. The number of persons
who died from the effects of poison
number thirty-two.
The two children of Mrs. r, Hinckley
were burned, to death in fire which
destroyed Mrs, Hinclsley's residence
near Sargent. Col. +.
JACK OLSEN, who died at Milan,
Tenn, confessed be fore his death that
he murdered Monroe Errick and his
wife and child on December l6 1879.
Robbery was the motive.
EDWIN ID. WEARY, lsaesman for A..
ii. Andrews & Co., of Chicago, was
charged with dcfrauding the firm out
OF 500. 200.
CRUDE oil tank at Springfield, o.,
exploded, throwing burning oil over a
number OF employees. William Kohler
was practically cooked alive and many
others were thought to be fatally
burned.
A FIRE in the village of Duquesne,
Pa, rendered twelve families home
less.
MRS. ANNA NJ. SMITH, the slayer of
August Hoppe, who was convicted OF
murder in the third degree, was SEN
fenced at st. Paul to twenty-five years
in the state prison.
The dress goods and clothing mills of
+ A. Eastman Il Co. in Philadelphia
were burned, the loss being $aS5, 900.
THE chief of the bureau of statistics
| reports that the mum ber of immigrants
arriving In this country during the
eleven months ended in Novem bcr.
1892, was 500, 76s, ms compared with
| 562, 073 for the preceding eleven months
In fire in buildings belonging to
the West End Street Railway Company
in Boston four motormen, John Ma
| ginnes, John Clarke, Luke Glennon
and George Wallis, were suffocated
and property valued at $500, 900 was de.
stroyed.
In a railway wreck at Lenexa, Kan.
Engineer Souerland was killed, seven
persons were injured and railway prop
-erty valued at $50, 600 was destroyed.
The house of Marcus White at
Waverly, Tenn, was burned, and his
three children perished in the flames.
A WHITE man named Cora sued a
Creek Indian for unpaid wages and
secured Judgment In the United States
court at Guthrie, O. T. A party OF in.
llaus called at the mans house, bound
him and carried him Into the woods,
where his body WIS found hunRips 70
. Tree