Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1892-01-14

on the Rio Grande in Texas, in which
the Cara men were put to flight
THE Philadelphia board Of health has
adopted resolutions calling on congress
to establish stations for the treatment
Of persons suffering from leprosy.
Il. W. LOVE, ex-cOunty treasurer Of
be $50, 600 short in his accounts.
y. DIsHABNoN and Cal Foster.
charged with the murder Of Jewish
peddler, were taken from Jail by mob
at Rayville, La, and lyLched
Two HUNDRED men were entom bed
by an explosion at mine No II, coal
shaft operated by the Sage Coal e Min
ing Company at Krebs ]. T., and it
was feared that all had persisted.
C. II. PAUL, county treasurer Of
Adams county, Neb.. was said to be
short in his accounts 10 the extent of
/ So. 0O0
INDIAN agents. it was reported, had
1 been drawing rations for $500 Sioux
/ who had no existence except on paper.
/ CHARLES II. MoGURREN, Of Lincoln
! Neb., was said to have broken the
worlds typewriting record by copying
/ 122 words in minute
GEORGE II. c. NEAL 81 Soy, dry goods
merchants at Baltimore, Md, failed
for $4,000; assets, $4,000
AS result Of the attempt of the
deputies to bring the slayers of Sheriff
Dunn to justice four Of the outlaws
were killed near Arlxalon, Kan.
PUPILS in "A school near Topeka,
Kan, attacked William Ehrart, their
teacher, knocked him down and cut his
throat
THE GAINESVILLE (Ga) wooden mills
were totally destroyed by fire, the loss
being S100, 900; no insurance.
The boiler of a large sawmiu at
Boiling, Ala, exploded, instantly kill
ing Engineer Cooper and four other
employees of the company.
THIEVES stole three diamond rings
and a gold bracelet from the body of
Mrs. Anna NJ. Dugen, of New York,
who fell dead on the street.
HARRY MILLER a son of Joaquin
Miller, the Poet of the Sierras." was
sentenced at San Francisco to two
years Imprisonment for robbing a
stage.
IN the United States the business
failures during the seven days ended on
the Sth mum bered 485, against 329 the
preceding week and 40S for the CORE
spending week last year.
TWELVE breweries in Cincinnati,
form a combination similar to that of
the whisky trust
THE old Presbyterian church at
White Pigeon, Mich, believed to be
the oldest house of worship in the
state, was burned
IN quarrel over eight dollars at
Challas, Idaho. L. Kestle and George
Jaeoby, prominent ranehmen, killed
each other.
john OUTER, his wife and five chill
dren persisted by the wrecking of a
house boat near Paducah Ky.
Ir was reported in Boston that the
American Bell Telephone Company
had perfected a telephone upon which
whispers could be transmitted 500
miles with perfect distinctness.
THE total number of immigrants
landed in New York during 1891 was
445, 200 They came on 964 vessels.
DANIEL NORTH, of Pontiac, H.. was
sentenced to thirty-three years in Jail
for the killing of Marshal Hodge
FURTHER reports from the mlne ex-
plosion at Krebs, |. T., say that over
200 men were dead. about forty were
fatally hurt and as many others seri- /
ouslY injured.
CHARLES 5. QUACKENBUsH, a wealthy
broker, shot his wife fatally at New
ark, n. J and then killed himself. No
cause was known for the deed.
JOSEPH CLARKE, representing an
English syndicate, has bought twenty
three, or all but six, of the flour mills
in Utah
CHARLES WATKINS was hanged in
Salem, Va, for the murder of his wife.
A MAN named Scott shot and killed
his wife at Allenville, Mo, and then
took his own life. No cause was
known.
A BOILER exploded in Warren Spring
er's building in Chicago, killing four
men and badly injuring several others.
SOLOMON RowELL and Robert Rich
ardson, two men concerned in the riot
at Morgan, Ga, one year ago, were
hanged in that town.
SECRETARY NOBLE has received let
ter from an ex-soldier of Boston in
which he incloses pension certificate
which ne says he voluntarily relin-
pushes, as he does not wish further
assistance from the government.
PERSONAL AND Poi ITiCAI