The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-10-22
THE EAST,

TEUE bills were found by the grand
| jury nj Pittsburgh in the case 50 fall the
members of the Homestead advisory
committee and other strikers charged
with treason. Bills were also found
against Frick and other Carnegie Off
cialS and the PinkcrtonS. who are
charged with murder and conspiracy.
| THE republican state committee of
New York nominated Judge Charles F..
Andrews. of Syracuse. for chief Judge
of the court of appeals.
THE naval parade in New York on
the 18th was grand affair. The fleets
of France. Italy aud Spain were repre-
scnted in the line. AMI besides our own
war vessels Il large number Of yachts,
tugs and boats of all descriptions took
! part.
IL Waltham. Mass, The central fig
urcs at reception given by \. u.
Brown were three OF Mrs. Brown :
arnts, who are triplct> and 60 years of
age
F"ETY persons were injured, two
| fatally, in :: rear end collision On the
| Sixth avenue elevated raIlFnld in New
York
tLTFFnED CA:v:i:IEY. 7 Canadian
aged =! years. crossed the :.osrr of Nj
| arara 1T Il point between TIC cantilcycr
and railway suspension bridge ou i
thrcr-quartcr-inch cable IL less than
seven minutes.
ElE"NlSy. the anarchist. recently
seat To the Western Pc"itcHtiary Of
his assault ON H. {. Friri5. attempted I"
escape and WAS shot in the leg.
GE"E,E CHES rEE'> -four mill az Lock-
port. y. Y. and John Liitlc's floHr
and feed mill were entirely destroyed
by fire. Loss estimated Il! ~l50ula.
Tur New York Democratic. state cprI-
miticc ;;cquicsccd With the republicans
in the nomination of Judge Charles
Andrews for chief judge Of the court OF
aprcals.
The house Of John Fox. i nor-unirn
man at Homestead. Va, ws.> SCI 81 fire,
aud IL" family were aroused Just in time
10 save their lives.
Is Ilc circuit cour; at !:alls;ou Spa.
y. Y. Judge Stovcr rejected 81 Gp?!i-
,.;ntS fnr naturalization hcc.Iusc they
could iipt read or write the English
language.
OK the 18th New York. Columbian
celebration culiEiEatcd with the I'M
veiling cf the Columbus monument.
in immense street parade preceded the
ccrcn nny.
Ar Port Royal, I'a.. six miners died
from the effects of drinking beer from
a ilc.. in which was found 4 dead snake
IHi: court "f appeals i'y a vote of ;
to :, decided that the recent apPnr-
iiomncut nf the >tltc of Ncy York by
the last legislature was legal and valid.
NEAR Shanoi;iu. Pa, :: carriage con-
tanning y u. Maxwell, two Misses
Taylor and Miss Kate IIou%hawcnt
was struck bv train and Maxwell
ard the Taylor girls were fatally in
jared.
THE republicans of the Tenth New
York district nominated Charles T.,
Coon for congress. Mr.. Coon was as
siStant secretary of the treasury under
I'rcsiicT. Arthur's administration.
An explosion of gas at the Sterling
co.Iicry near shamolsin. Ia. kilic,! one
man. four we're injured ana eight
others cntombcd.
One of New Inrk's society leaders.
Charles Lowndcr Co;trnct. was killed
!,y falling from his horse whilr huat-
ing with the Meadowbrook IL. IL
hounds.
AFTER a stay of nincty-ivc days the
troops at Homestead. Ia. have left for
home.
SEARCH for thc hoGi"~ at III" Sterling
Run collicry Fear Shamnllin. Pa, re-
vralc.i the fact that five miners We're
killed hy the cxpicsicn and six were
taken out alive but fatally injured.
FrnIGHr trains cnili,icd on the New
Lon Ion X Northern railroad near New
London, Conn. and four men and three
race horses were killed in the wreck.
IS New York the republicans made
the following congressional nonira-
tions: Second district. ". y. Grace:
Fourth. c i. Hobbs: Fifth. c e. Ben
nett: Sixth. John Cream.
DTGAN. Clemens and Gibson, three
strikers. were arrested at the Home
stead tpa-D steel works on suspicion of
4 dynamite plot.