The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-29
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Items OfInterest Gathered from All Par
of the World.

Items OfInterest Gathered from All Parts
of the World.
Floods in Costa Rico have done great
damage.
Sleet covers the earth in Illinois and
Missouri.
Blaine is better He will start for Pasa-
dena, Cal, in few days.
Miss Nellie Peters, of Louisville, is en-
gagged to a German count.
Cleveland is said to have killed eight
ducks on Hogg Island Friday.
Colonel Lichenstein, of the chief aids on
President CarnOt's staff, is dead
Charles f. Church was caught in a biz
zard and frozen to death in Manitoba.
Six men were shockingly injured by the
derailing of a cdooose near Muncie, Ind.
Thomas Cole, OF Washington, Ind, fell
between cars at Jacksonville and was
killed.
Sidney Workman, railroad agent at Jel-
leo, Tenn, was assassinated by un-
knowns.
Dan DIETRICH was arrested and sentenced
to three years at Columbus, o., for MAIN
ing horse.
Alexander n. Wyant, the great Ameri-
can painter of landscape is dying of soft
ening of the brain.
Jacob Schopp, a Duchess county On. "
farmer, bought an alleged silver brick for
81, 500. 1t was solder.
Councilman George NJ. Doner, the sixth
of the boodling members of the Toledo
city council, was found guilty Friday.
At Reeds elevator, at st. Paul, Ind,
Whitney Boyles, a millwright, fell forty
feet and was probably fatally injured.
Three of the gang of seven who robbed
%haI u S,.1x- =. >, \ han ~
were captured in the Cascade mountains.
An organization has been formed by the
, broom manufacturers of Milwaukee and
notice given of a 30 per cent. advance in
prices.
George Southland, a farmer of Jasper
county, Ind, was bitten by a rattlesnake
Thursday and died in great agony. He
was faith curist.
William H. Sength, grand secretary Of
the Masons of Indiana, was thrown from
an electric car at indianapolis and seri
ously injured.
Near Brownsburg, Ind, Peter Greeley
shot at chicken thieves. One was 50 badly
wounded he had to be carried TO a wagon
by his pals. All escaped.
Miss Halle Davis, member of a well
known Louisville family. was arrested foI
stealing diamonds from an designation
house. Her disgrace Is double.
A huge panther was killed at Hopkins,
Kan, by an old Indian scout. 1t is the
same animal that Tuesday, night killed
one of the children of the tribe.
Allen Davis, a prominent Palmyra co.
farmer, WAS found dead in the roadway
near his home, his body being frozen stiff
He was subject to heart trouble.
George Vogelsang an umbrella mendeI
and eccentric character, of Cincinnati was
found dead in his room, from want Of
food. Over 81 800 was found secreted il
his hovel.
Chicago is pestered with mounted high
! waymen and numerous burglars and rob
bers have escaped by jumping on theil
! horses and fleeing. There have been sew
eral battles with the police.
Fireman Beer1nan was instantly killed
| Engineer Meyers fatally injured anC
Brakeman Hendricks terribly scalded in 1
| collision on the Panhandle near Rich
mond, Ind, caused by the sleepiness Of thu
men named.
The members Of the commission firm
/ known as Bemis, StauntOn & Company
of II West Front street, Cincinnati, hav'
skipped out, leaving numerous creditor
in the lurch. It is thought they have DON
up various firms to the tune Of $4,000.
Cornelius Vanderbilt's residence, tn
Breakers, near Newport r. l., was burnec
Friday evening. The total loss on build
ing, furniture, bric-a-brac, etc, will proba
bIy amount to S6OO, 900; heavily insured
The origin Of the fire is mystery. No
body was injured.
At San Marcial N. NJ, the private banl
and store of Jasper P. Brailes was robbe'
by single masked man who escaped. II
forced the customers to stand in one corne
while with threats induced the prOprieto
to open the safe. He secured about S1,OO
and escaped to the mountains on horse
Senator Kenna was rather more uncom
Portable Friday than he has been for sew
eral days, although on the whole his fam
lily regard his condition as very much i'm
proved over what it was a week age
While the senator is still quite sick, n
alarm is now felt as to the outcome OF hi
Illness.