The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-07-21

Two rRArNMEN were probably fatally
injured and twenty.seven loaded freight
cars smashed in collision on the Gin
cinnati, Hamilton q Dayton road near
Connersville, Ind.
Ar Spencer, Ky, lightning struck and
killed James Wills and Annie and Mary
Connor.
News was received in Omaha, Neb.,
OF the escape of Solomon Gerber, of
that city, from siberia, whittier ho had
been exiled upon his return TO pay
visit to his native country, Russian Po-
land
GNE-HALF Of the business portion of
Huron, Cal, was destroyed by fire.
THE wool clip of 'Montana.will aggro-
gate from ~ 900, 900 10 Is, 900, 900 pounds
this year. aI
A wINDsToRM at Des Moines, Ia,
blew down the large ampitheater and
other buildings 'osprythe state fair
grounds.
GEN. CARLIN arrested 100 union strilS-
ers for acts OF violence at Wardner,
Idaho, and placed them under guard
MRs JoHN 1lARKINs, wife of Phila-
delphia mechanic, surpassed all previ-
ous records by giving birth 70 four girl
babies within few hours.
JoHN w. BABcoCK, ex-moyor OF
Meadville, Pa, dropped dead in the
Commercial hotel at that place, aged 81
years.
A STORM at Cincinnati unroofed many
buildings and did other damage.
A TERRIFIC windstorm passed over
the northern portion of Hamilton, o.,
causing great destruction to property,
and injuring five persons, two fatally.
CAL PARKS (coloredD was hanged at
Caldwell, Tex, for numbering Mrs.
Jessie McDonough and her T-ycar-old
stcp.son.
PACKAGE containing 100000 in.
trusted to the care Of the Adams FIX.
press Company was lost in the transit
somewhere between New York and
New Haven, Conn.
RICHARD BEERS livery stable at Mil.
waulSee was burned, and sixty fine cur.
riage horses perished in the flames.
DURING n thunderstorm in Lac qui
Parlc county, MINI, four men we're
killed by lightning.
IT was reported that, owing to the
foods, hundreds of people were starv-
ing and would speedily perish in Sum
ter and MarenPo counties, Ala, unless
aid was soon given.
In the second series of the National
league the percentages of the baseball
clubs for the week ended on the 10th
were; Brooklyn, 1000; Now York,
1000; Philadelphia, 800; st. Louis,
800; Baltimore, 500; Washington, 800:
Louisville, 800; Cincinnati, 500; Cleve-
land, 300; Boston, 800; Pittsburgh, 900;
Chicago, 900. The percentages in the
new series in clubs OF the Western
league were: Columbus, 75O; Mime
apolis, 900; Kansas City, .545; In
diouapolis, IA, Omaha, .,i7, Toledo,
AZ.
A wATERsroUT near -Four Mile Creek,
Kan, did great deal of damage to
property, and many horses, cattle and
hogs were drowned.
THE four young sbns OF Christopher
A. Ball were drowned in tho rivor near
Princess Anne, Md, while bathing.
THE West Superior (Wis.l Iron &
Steel Company has closed it's works and
has notified all employees that no mem
bcrs of the Amalgamatcd association
will be recognized hereafter,
DuRiNd June last the total number OF
immigrants arriving at ports Of tho
United States from the principal for
cign countries was 1890, against 6s,-
3l1 in June, 1901.
The factory of the Western Lmolcum
Company at Akron, O., was burned,
causing loss of 500, 600.
THE Baptist Young Peoples union in
session in Detroit elected Rev. i. l..
Henson, of baltimore, rs president,
The Cunardcr steamer Aurania beat
the Alaska Of the Guion Inc, in a race
from Queenstown to New York., . hours
and ID minutes.
A BAND of 800 wild horses, the first
seen in Colorado for fifteen years, ran
by Kit Carson and twenty-five were
captured.
EMMA Snow, waiter in a Denver
hotel, has fallen heir to $500, 900.
ELEVEN persons have died as q result
Of tho riots at Homestead, Pa.
lr has been decided to celebrate at
San Diego, Cal, on September 2s next
The 35Oth anniversary of the discovery
Of San Diego bay.
Ar Kokomo, Ind, John @. Coombs
died, and Mrs. Coombs. while taking a
last look at the remains, fell dead,