The Faulkland quiz., 1892-06-25
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John Kramer was shot and killed 4
Washington, ID. O., by T. @. Arnold
OF Texas. an employe of the Post-offic
Department. Arnold claimed that b
thought Kramer was about to fire a
him.
Mrs. John Taylor, an humble resIden
OF Anderson, Ind, has fallen heir b
S5 100000 by the death of her bachelo
brother.
Green Robinson, of Villa Rics, Ga
killed Mary Williams because she re
fused to marry him.
M. Ross was whirled in the shaftina
at Round Lake, Ca, and killed
The independent Bung Factory
and other properties at Elizabeth, West
Virginia, were destroyed by fire, til,
loss amounting to over $500, 600.
A freight collision occurred in st
Louis, by which nearly 100 feet OF the
Twelfth street bridge was demolished.
u is estimated that the damage exceeds
$50, ,0CO, and traffic over The bridge will
De suspended for nearly a month.
A storm of extraordinary severity
ragged in Minnesota, and In the south
ern-centrsl section developedinto fear.
full cyclone. Five counties jackson,
Martin, Faribault, Freebern and b ne
Earth, were devastated, and the num-
Der of persons killed is nsel vatively
estimated at from 40 to 80. 6
The levee at the Bayou Sale, West
FelIclana, La, broke, letting IN the
water over nearly the entire town.
A little nine-year-old girl, Carrie
Sneade, has been caught robbing the
post-oifice lock-boxes at Huntingdon.
w. Va.
A pet coon and rattlesnake, put in a
box at Cincinnati, O., to fight on a
bet. fought 80 minutes, the snake be
ing killed.
Thomas Chelsea b an, who gave up
the ghost In Bonham, Tex, somo
months ago, left $40 100000 and no
Will or known relatives, and there are
over 100Aelaimants already
An engineer named A. ". Robinson
and three Italian laborers were killed
by tha VII sk of "a construction train
which ran Into some cattle near Glad
stone, Illinois. Twenty-Five others are
Injured.
A freight train on the James River
division of the Chesapeake and Chic
Road jumped the track between Lees
and Stanard, Virginia, killing Engin, Q :
Richard Sclater and wrecklng engine
and train.
A part Of the Ke. lucky Melting
Company,s plant at Louisville WIS
burned, the loss amounting to $l35,-
900.
Judge Bright Morgan, or fernando,
Mississippi, was shot and killed, on the
Illinois Central train on his way to
Memphis, by Lawyer Henry Foster.
Morgan was delegate to the Chicago
Convention.
BY the fall of porch in the rear or
a Chicago dwelling, Matte Homan,
aged 20 years; May johnson, aged 26,
and Mary Colligan, "a years, were
probably fatally II jured, and Many
Mclaughlin. aged 20 years, was slight
ly injured. The women had gone to
the porch to see fight IN the yard,
when the supports OF the porch gave
way.
Two 100-foot-long spans Of the great
Northern Pacific bridge over Clark's |
Fork river, Idaho. have been burned
down. III
Some Belfast MEL youpq men !
larred and feathered Ernest Richard,
l9 years old, and mulatto, because he :
paid attention to 'Liz.n Kelly white
woman of 30 and shady character.
A passenger train on the Grand
Trunk Railway coming west r.n off
the track near Hilihurst, Quebec.
owing TO a washont. The engineer.
fireman and express messenger were
killed.
a car on the electric railway bet twpen
Weilsville and East Liverpool, Ohio,
Jumped the track rolled down the bank
II the Ohio river. There were 25
passengers on board. The car turned
,ver twice before it stopped, and
lozen of the passengers were badly
lurt, but none were killed.
Marc j. Pendleton, the actor. was
ound dead 10 Wade Park. Cleveland,
bottle OF chloroform by his side. lie
vas in very Ill heath, and was th.eat-
ned with INSANITY.
AS result of a drunken spree gem {
raj fight occurred at Gregg, Wyoming, !
'etween a squad of colored cavalry j
nen and number OF gamblers OF tho
own. One OF the soldiers was killed i,
nd two were wounded. IS
John D. Rugeles, who, with his !
0nngfr brother, Charles, robbed the
iedding stage and killed Express Mes
enger Montgomery, were cgptursl in
Woodland, California. after despera g
Pit, in which Ruggles was moltally
1ounded.
The residents of the town of Guilford.
onn., are searching for a despprIdo
'ho has made many bold attempts at !.
,bbery. 9 .