The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-04-15
NEWS IN RRlEE.
A Condemnation OF Interesting Items on
Various SubJe. is.

A Condemnation OF Interesting Items on
Various Subje. is.
Holman has been renominated for con-
gress-
Valparaiso wants the Indiana soldiers
home.
Edinburg, Ind, had So 900 fire in the
business portion.
Mary Stanton died in New York a vic
tim of cigarettes.
The British house of commons has ad-
jOurned until April p.
1t Is said Claus SpreckC!s Is worth S4o-
coo, OoO-all made out of sugar.
The Republicans were victorious in
Jersey City and the Democrats IN Tren-
ton.
Peaches in southern Indiana have not
been seriously damaged by the recent cold
snap.
In the italian quarter Of Chicago four
teen families were rendered homeless by
a fire.
Adam Eek. of st. Paul. Ind, while
drunk fatally cut William Reardon's
throat.
Mrs. James G. Blaine. Jr., now pro-
poses to publish the love letters her huS-
band wrote her.
At Freehold, ". J., Louis Harriott,
who murdered Mrs. Leonard, of Atlantic
Highlands, WAS hanged.
MI Maxwell, of Hamline college. will
represent Minnesota at the intercollegiate
oratorical contest May s.
The plant of the Washington Star ofiics
was almost if not completely destroyed
by fire Wednesday morning
UnfavorabIe weather delayed the SOW
ing of spring wheat and other crops ten
IL, To- hal
Rose Hess, a Cincinnati girl, shot her
self in New York because her lover, T. o..
Goodwin, a travelling man, had deserted
her.
Orville Love, fifteen, of Marion, Ind,
was found dead in the barnyard with his
skull crushed. 1t is supposed a colt kicked
him.
In New York John Walker was killed
by William burns in a saloon row. Burr =
threw him, his head striking the footrail
of the bar.
The yacht Twilight, which was built at
Cleveland, was wrecked at Mosquito in
let, on the Florida coast. The crew mar
rowlE escaped
1t is announced That Prince George OF
Wales, only aon Of the Prince of Wales,
will make visit to Canada and the
United States in 1893
a man to fill he vacancy in the United
States supreme court bench until after
the November election.
Near Jackson, Miss, Jim Grant, ne
gro, confessed killing his wife because she
did not have Iinner ready in time. There
are threats OF lynehing
William Conkling. a wealthy farmer
near Deerfield, Ind, became deranged
He laid down on the railroad truck. The
locomotive did the rest.
Isaac G. Makki, a miner at HCughton,
Mich, tried TO thaw out a stick of dyna-
mite Ali efforts to fjnd enough of Makki
70 hold funeral have failed.
Miss Mary Anderson suicided at Web
ster Grove \ suburb of st. Louis, with
carbolie acid. disappointment in love II
supposed TO have been the cause.
At Van Vert, O.. Miss Christine Miller
ehastised Dexter Coates, young man
who had circulated bad reports about heI
with a rattan cane Both high-tOned.
The United States steamer IFOquois az
rived at Honolulu, March y, from Samoa
In a dilapidated condition. She was out
Of coal and her sails were nearly all gone
The great fire in Toxic, Japan, last
Sunday, did enorm Ius damage Six thou
sand houses were destroyed. The loss of
life was also heavy. Up TO the present
time City natives are Known &c have been
either killed by falling houses or burned
TO death
The University OF Chicago is in need OF
q 900. 600 to complete buildings, etc. Mar
shall Field offers 500. 600 providing the
balance Is raised In ninety days