The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-10-14
NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
Items of Interest Gatheredfcom All Part
of the World.

Items of Interest GatheredfrOm All PartA
of the World.
Talk of another outbreak of the Chey-
ennes.
Councilman DAILY, of Toledo, is on trial
for boodling.
The Columbus procession in Philadel-
phia numbers 10000.
Edward Tiffany was killed by an cleo
trio car at Columbus, o.
Rochester Hobbs was kicked to death by
a mule near Brazil, Ind.
The Commercial Travellers association
is in session at Rochester.
A grand Columbian celebration was held
in Baltimore Wednesday by the Italians
William Fargo, of Cincinnati, was sand
bagged in New Orleans and robbed OF
$3.50.
Omaha is flooded with bogus silver dol
lars dated 1891 and mint marked New Or
leans
Near Bristol Tenn, Mrs. James Pearce,
subject to epileptic fits, fell into the fire
and was fatally burned
Madrid appropriately celebrated the 4OOth
anniversary of the discovery of Americs
by Columbus Wednesday.
Pete and Pat Burns fatally beat John
Balm at Brazil, Ind, for taking the part of
the boys old uncle in a dispute.
Tramps made two efforts to wreck trains
on the Louisville, New Albany and Chi
cago, at Salem, Ind, because not permit
ted to ride
Fire in George Chester's flour mill
spread to John Little's flour and feed
mill at Lockport, n. Y, and destroyed
both. Loss S150OOO.
Fred Welland, married only two months
while unfastening a rope at the top of a
flagpole at Marietta, Ind, fell and is per-
haps fatally injured.
DR. Samuel L. Barr dropped dead at
Washington. He came from South ] j.
kota, and was a prominent Mason and
Grand Army member.
mmet Dalton, the surviving bandit. has
been taken to Independence to the jail by
the sheriff. Emmett is better, and it Is
now thought he will recover.
BY an explosion of gas iii a coal mine at
Durango, Colo, E. j. McCIosly, ex-member
of the legislature, was killed and three
Others probably fatally injured.
At Circleville, o., an iron flagstaff,
weighing 500 pounds, fell through three
stories of a school building, and, al
though school was in session, no one was
hurt.
About a hundred men employed in the
Big Four yards at Columbus, O., have
struck for an advance. The Jards are
blocked and only passenger trains art
moving.
Mrs. Daisy Shrider, of Thornville, O.,
recently cOughed up timothy head which
she sucked into her windpipe while playing
ten years ago. She is now in a fair way tc
regain her health.
a mad dog in the vicinity Of South
| Charleston, o., bit horses and hogs which
in turn went mad, and the people are Sc
excited that they have sent for the statE
! veterinary surgeon.
Near Subject, No, Josie Simmons wa,
stabbed to death by two men, who escaped
| The house had been ransacked. 1t /:
thought the girl was murdered to concea
the theft or a worse crime.
| Henry A Burt, well known lawyer Of
! Jacksonville, Ind, has had W. J. QUin
Ian arrested on a charge of having stolen {
note for Sc, COO, which he left in the law
yer's hands some time ago.
All the Republican officeholders wht
can be spared from Washington are gu
! hustling in their respective districts. Their
is no difficulty experienced by clerks il
| getting the necessary leave TO go home t
vote.
Mrs. Anna Hamlin, of Wabash, Ind.
thinks her husband was a victim of til
recent railroad disaster at Shre,e q, o. II
left home on Sept. 20 to fulfill a musica
engagement in the east ald she has no
heard from him.
At Brazil, Ind, John Balm, who De
Tended a cripple in a saloon fight, wa
beaten almost to death by Peter and Pat
rick Burns Warrants are out fcr the ar
rest of the Burns boys. Balm had had IL
words WITH his assailants.
A collision occurred on the elevated
road, New York, an engine with five car
attached jumping the track. Severa
trains in the rear coliided with the derailet
train and nearly fifty passengers wer
more or less seriously injured.
Eighteen cases of diphtherla are reporte,
from New California, Madison county, O
A child died in home near a school, tn
family soon after moving out The schoo
children used the house to play in, a,lt
thus contracted the disease. Several hav
died
Chattanooga elected seven Democrat
out of eight aldermanic candidates, secuI
ing control of the government for the frs
time in her history. The fact is taken a
significant of the result of the presidential
election All east Tennessee had hithert
been Republican.
A fellow who says he is a brother C
Budd Doble, is working the vicinity O
Doolittle Mills, Ind, selling rings an
chains made of horse hair, which I
claims is from the tails of Nancy Hank
and Abe Lincoln, her running mate. H
sells the rings for IS and the chains for S2'
In Marengo county, near birmingham
Ala, Paul Horn had a row with William
Rosenberg. Horn attacked Rosenberg
wife with buggy whip. When ROsen
berg interfered Horn shot and killed him
The woman, who was in a delicate cOndi
ton, will probably die. Horn was cap
tured and jailed at Faunsdale, but to pre-
vent lynching was taken TO Linden.
The civil service commissioner investi
gated the action of the Republican stat
committee of Michigan in applying to post
masters for voters names and informs tn
officials that the civil service law expressl
provides that no person in the public serv
ice is for that reason under any obligation
to render any political service, and that
viii not be removed or otherwise prejudice
for refusing to render it; while general Tul
No. of the civil service rules provides 70
the dismissal OF any public servant, Te
moving him or causing him to be remove
because of such refusal.
THE TREASON CASES