The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-08-12

Sired WEAPON. loaded barrel faucet with
powder and bullets, used a string for a
fuse and BILE off the top of his head.
The cool winds that are sweeping over
the southwest will not save the corn of
Kansas 1t viii probably keep the corn
from burning up any further, but at best
the crop will not exceed half the estimated
yield.
4 race war between negroes and Italians
broke out at Orange, y. Y, Sunday night,
and one man was seriously stabbed and
twenty others injured with clubs, brickbats
and stones About COO men and women
were engaged
J. H. McIntyres family Of four, and the
colored cook. of Buena Vista, KY, ate
cabbage for dinner and died shortly after
wards Upon investigation it was found
that a poisonous snake had been cooked
with the cabbage.
At Wyandotte, Mich, Herbert Gault, q
laborer in a rolling mill, angered by being
insulted because he liInped, poured ladle
of molten metal over John Langston' S
limbs, inflicting probably fatal burns.
CAN'T was locked up.
The Munich Allgemeine Zeitung says
that Herr Won Puttkamer will succeed
Herr Won Herrfurth, in accordance with a
long cherished hope of the kaiser, and eX-
presses the Delief that the change Will
cause n storm in the Liberal ranks.
Mrs Harrison IS still quite III, although
she has improved, and to wonderful de-
gree, since the presidents arrival at Loon
lake The president took n drive with Mrs.
Harrison and Mrs Parker Sunday morn
ing. They We're gone about an hour
sunday morning, at Creal Springs, Ills,
Fd Saacer became involved III u row with
Wilkinson & Wade, proprietOrs of res
tarrant. SeaGer was shot seven times and
cannot recover The row occurred over
SeaGer's refusal to pay for his breakfast.
Elijah Thomas Gaddinz, residing on the
line of the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk railroad, near BloXon station, Va,
got into towering rage with his mother
ran out Of the house, and. throwing him
self In front of freight train, was cut into
pieces.
4. T.. SchrImpf. wife and three small
children. OF Springfield, o., arrived at the
Griswold House, Detroit. Mr.. Schrlmpi
became violently insane in the evening and
was handcutfcd and taken in an ambu'
lance to the Hnrpar's hospital. He has
lost much money lately. His wife says
that this Is The first dangerous attack he
| has had.
The names ot the five commissioners who
! are to rrpresent the United states at the
/ coming international monetary conference
are officially announced. They are Senator
| William b. Allison. Of Iowa; Senator John
! y. JGaes, Of Nevada; Congressman James
| b. McCrcary, Of Kentucky; eX Comptroller
! Henry W. Cannon, OF New York, and Gen
erai Francis a. Walker, OF Massachusetts
With the exception of Mr.. McCreary tbest
! names have all been among those discussed
| for the appointment.
At jamestown, \. Y, Patrick Towd
| OF DunkiFk, 4. Y, shot anC
killed George Heath, OF Jamestown be
cause he was too fanilSlr with enc II tn
| ladies who accom- panied BOwd. IteallZint
! his act he fed to a building near by an(
put a bullet in his own brain.
At a picnic at DegOnia Springs, Ind,
Police Officer Smith. of Evansville, Ind.
attempted to arrest Simon Lee, shell
worker, who refused to leave the grounds
| Lee drew a revolver and attempted u
! shoot the officer, who clinched with hun
| In the tusSle Lees revolver was dis
| charged, striking him CLee) in the head
| inficting a probably fatal wound.
About fifty union printers OF Omah'
| have organized printers Peoples part.
club The primary object Of the club Is Z
secure the nomination and election OF mel
| known to be IN hearty sympathy VIII
trade unions Two-thirds of the clul
members are Republicans who have bo!te'
! the nomination of Whiteiaw Reid. 1t l
claimed that twO-thiIds of the union print
ers of Omaha will become members OF tn
| club.