The state capital., 1892-08-20

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, are doing an immense amount of dam
age in Huron and adjoining counties 8
ohlo to oats and other growing crops
20 destructive have they been tina,
Whole nelds of oats have been DESTROYED
FARMERS have plowed them under q,
turned cattle in the fields Garden vep.
etaoies and other green things are sub
Ject to their ravages.
LIE train bearing the BODY of Ren-
resentative Warwick of the Sixteenth
congressional district of Ohio left
nasnlhgton, on the evening of the 18TH.
ior Masslllon, his former home, where
the funeral services were held on the
10Th. ''-
lHREE THOUSAND mobiles of the Mystic
SHRINE with cleaning lances and bril-.
lldnt uniforms, afoOt, in carriages and
on camels, wended their way through
the oasis OF Omaha on the evening of
the 18th. The caravan was a mapn;fi-
cent spectacle and 90, 900 people cath.
erod along the line of march to witness
the grand parade.
VIM CUDAHY, a contractor of the firm
OF Phillips & Cudahy, at the Michigan
state prison in Jackson, was killed at
That institution, on the 18th, by life
prisoner named Henry Blockman, who
Is DONG time for numbering his wife
and family.
JOHN DUNBAR, aged 2S, waded bevond
his depth while seining fish. inviolation
OF the state law, in the Des Moines
river near Dayton, Ia. on the 18th, and
was drowned. A dozen companions
watched him drown, unwilling to risk
their own lives in trying to save him.
SHERIFF j. L. LOPEZ, of Las Vegas.
N NJ, telegraphed to Chief of Police |
Harrigan of st. Louis, on the 18th. to |
send hlm hangman's rope by express |
immediately, as they had a man out |
there' supposed to be a horse thief,
that they wanted to hang right awav.
The sheriff said the execution would he
legal and proper.
IN consequence of the dread prevail
ing in Teheran, the Persian capital.
over the invasion of cholera, the shah
has taken up his residence at a camp at
Elburz, twenty-four miles from Tehe-
ran. In the city there is an alarming
increase in the number of cholera cases
reported daily. Every day the deaths
average 300.
CANADA's sheep trade with Great
Britain has been failure this season.
Shippers have sustained heavy losses,
'nd are now dropping out of the market
lltogether, SO the season is practically
'ver. The shipments up to August Is
to IA, 76S sheep, against 25, 739 /
or the same period last year. ]
THE body of Russell Renedict. who
ned IN Austria, July 10, has reached !
'anbury, Conn.,, deceased's former T
ome, encased in solid silver casket c
Ia aborately embellished with gold. On $
he top is gold crucifx two feet long. .
he casket is carried by means of eight II
old handles, and is supported by six Il
ons' legs. Festoons of gold flowers
re draped around it. In each of the
orners is a gold angel six inches high.
1HE town of Delmar, Del was almost r
ntlrely destroyed by fire pn the 10Th.
he burned area comprises about three =,
'res and includes all the leading ct
ores, two churches, railroad station b.
I'D repair shops of the Delaware rail. W
-ad company; the postoffice, Delmar ..
tel and $50 dwellings. Hundreds of A
,ople were rendered homeless with be
e loss of all their possessions.
road RI ne Rer1tsG 18th h Major J. Hrugt, -assses
Barnett and LYDIA Blue, of Jacksonville
iss Cozette Chayous, Tuscola; Mrs eeEa Fns.