Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-25
NEWS OF TESTERDIP.
Domestic.

King Sims, who murdered Edward Brandon
was hanged at Dallas, Tex.
Firebugs are making things lively for the
Cleveland, o.. hre department
At Keno, New. Hon ]. w. Cassidy. demo-
cratic candidate for congress died from ap-
popleNy
A noile was entered at Chicago in the trust
case against George J, Gibson, ex-secretary OF
the whisky trust
Lot Smith. a Mormon bishop and an ex-Dan-
lite. has oeen murdered by Navajo Indians
near Flagstaff. Ariz
At Goldthwaite Tex. Joseph Neil a camper.
was fired upon by unknown parties and killed.
No cause IS assigned.
The Commercial hotel at Sanger. Cal. was
destroyed by fire SIX persons are said TO have
perished in the flames
A cyclone passed over Chicawau county.
Minnesota. 1t is stated one man, resident
of Frederick township, was killed.
The directors OF the Delaware. .Lackawanna &
Western railroad declared the usual quarterly
dividend OF IL per cent payable July 20.
Near Shelbyville, Bedford county, Tenn
Mrs. Bates, the wife of respectable young
farmer was outraged and murdered by parties
unknown
The eastern part of Iowa is flooded with
water. Erory bridge on the Milwaukee road
bety~1n Betonoma and Gettinger has been
Tashed out entirely.
tenced to five years imprisonment for fatally
inJuring Burt Caucutt, u pupil In his school,
by fogging him with stove poker
Miss Matsel f. Cahill OF the New Haven
tennis club defeated Miss Ressie Moore of the
Hohokus Valley club ut Philad .lphia, thereby
winning for the second time the title of cham
pion lady tennis player of the United States.
Willie Hoer. a l@-year-od boy. an employe
OF George w. Riggs jewery store at Pitts
burg, Pa, was arrested for stealing diamonds
been systematically ropbing his employer for
months.
An attempt was made to run cars at Cleve-
land. o.. unoer police protection. Several col
lisions with strikers occurred and the police
used their clubs freely. No one was seriously
hurt. Several were locked up and the attem ut
10 operate the line was abandoned
| Governor Wiley of Idaho has asked Presi-
| dent Harrison To order troops TO the scene OF
| the miners lockout in the Coeur d'Alene dis
trlct, northern Idaho. Serious trouble is Inn
pending Injunctons sued out against the
union miners by the mine owners are quIte
certain 10 be d ssolved on Tuesday next and
IL is understood the union men viii then at
| tempt TO drive the ,cahs from the district
| Both sides are heavily armed.
Foreign.
The strike of the telegraphers throughout
| Spain has been settled.
| H. NJ. Phillips. a corn merchant OF London
has failed. Liabilities, sJ21O0O; assets, $4,000
A hurricane throughout northern Germany
| caused an immense amount OF damage. ManS
| accidents are reported.
| A landslide at Sassuola, Italy, destroyed
| large number OF houses and killed anC
| wounded several people
| Marquis de Mores. who killei his opponer
| In a duel near Paris. expresses deep regret a
| the result OF the meeting. The marquis wa
arrested last night ut his Paris residence.
The interview with Prince Bismarck. pub
| llshed In the Neue Frel Presse OF Vienna, ha
caused a sensation. in Berlin; feeling Of de
preston prevailed on the bourse in conse
| quence OF the interview.
| The king and queen of Italy started frou
| Berlin for Dresden, enroute 10 Italy. Tn
parting between Emperor william and Kin
! peatedly embracing each other and exchan 2
Ing the warmest expressions OF mutual low
and esteem.