The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-22
NEWS IN A NuTsNELL
TENS ofInterest Gathered from All Pa

Diphtherlc Group at huntington, Ina
Ten deaths recently.
Frank Cook. an insurance man, was
killed by cars at Youngstown, o
George Williams, of Midrleburg, o., ia
tally shot himself while hunting.
BY the careless handling Of dynamite
two railway wor.llncn were killed near OF
tawa.
Fred H Kelly. night drug clerk, was
found murdered ia Culdwelrs drug store,
Detroit.
elected to the United States senate from
John Vail, a Dayton (O.) furniture
dealer, who had failed in business suiclded
by shooting.
George stuck, of Columbus, Ind, died
from injuries received by being thrown
from morse.
The Berlin police are making it hot for
the anarchists Of the city. a number have
been arrested.
Dr. Luman d. Richards, of Racine, o.,
had his skull FEATURED by being thrown
from buggy.
Edward Climber seventy, was thrown
from horse and fatally trampled near
Jacksonville, Ind.
William Townsend, sixteen, of Rich
mond, Ind, has mysteriously disappeared.
Foul play is feared.
According to Dun's business has not
been materially affected either way by the
result of the election.
The body of H. l.. johnson, of ColfaX,
Wash was found in n freight car at Port
land, Or. 1t is thought he was murdered.
C.P Kelso, Of Cleveland, deputy state
game warden, has been arrested for shoot
ing at William Stevens and was bound
over.
Mrs. Peter Bowman, of Saltillo. Pa,
died from the effects or mistake of Drug
Clerk Hamilton. she had been NAMED
but two months.
The Ohio state and the local boards Of
i health will meet in Columbus. Jan. p, &c
discuss the subject of preventing a spread
| of cholera in the state should the scOurge
sweep the country next year as many PEG
| pie predict
Near Holland, N Y, Mrs. Leonard
! Hills put wet dynamite cartridge into
| the stove to dry so her husband could use
/ it. The house was shattered. Ralph, a
| ten-year-oId son, was killed. Mrs. Hills
may die from her injuries.
! Frank H Braden, a well known young
/ lawyer of Kansas City, has been missing
for a week He had counted upon the
| election of Z. w Griffin for prosecuting
]
appointment of assistant to him. 1t is be
Iieved By MS friends that the defeat Of Mr..
! Griffin turned his brain, and that he has
committed suicide.
Lieutenant Peary viii make another at
! tempt TO reach the North Pole. The Ma
tionaI Academy of Sciences of PhiLadel
! phia, which is planning the exploration OF
the northern coast of Greenland, has asked
a leave of absence of three years for Mr.
Peary Secretary Tracy stated very posi-
tive that he would not grant it. 1t is un
derstood that Mr.. Peary will resign his
/ commission in the navy.
State Shop Inspector Mcdonald will gel
after the owners of buildings in Columbus
Cleveland and Sandusky, who have failed
to put up fire escapes. He is sending out
notices 70 these men that unless they com
ply with his order within ten days he vii
bring legal proceedings not against one
but every one The penalty is $50 to so
and SO a day for every day that the escap'
remains uncOnstructed.
October Is ]. S. Foster, New HaveI
meat dealer, eloped from that city with hi
handsome cashier, Miss George johnson
Friday the young lady's father arrived IL
Chicago. johnson found the man who haC
taken his daughter, sprang upon Foster
forced him to the floor, and would I'm
doubtedly have killed him had not officer
interfered The daughter finally consented
to 90 back, and she and her father wen
east Friday night.
John West, proprietor of the Ponce
, knitting mills, at Portsmouth, Pa, mott
( fed fifty of the $50 girls employed at tn
mill that, owing to the countermanding O
many orders for goods to be made an
shipped during the next six months
, should be compelled to dispense with thei
services. He told them that the reason 70
the withdrawal of the orders was on &C
: count OF the present unsettled condition 6
} the tariff sentiment.
2 The Tribune. new twO-cent mornln!
Republican daily, which is soon to appea
| in Cincinnati, will be the best equippe
2 paper in the Queen City. The capita
2 stock is 5000 OOO Albert Lawson, formerl
2 with the old Cincinnati Gazette and lat
with the ST. Louis Republic, will be Tn
Tribune's managing editor, and Charlie
H. Scott, also formerly with the old Cir
cinnati Gazette and later with the Oh
cago Herald, will be its business maj
> ager.
A passenger train wreck occurred on til
Atlantic and Pacific, in the Truxton car
Won, in New Mexico. The train was goin
forty miles an hour, and the engine an
d mail car had passed sharp curve all r1gh
: when the express car, day coach and tou
/
f the embank' lent William G. Walker, {
: Trenton, Mo, about to visit son in IL
f Angeles. was the only one killed. FlN
: other passengers in the tourist sleeper wei
V injured, but none seriously.
# The celebrated Hawley case, at PekiI
Ills. was revived again when Mrs. Hawle
t had her husband tried for alleged insanit.
e Some time ago she was returning frol
e Pekin and she alleged that her husban
Y met her in the road and shot at her thr(
# times. A few days ago Hawley commence
h divorce proc ,dings and the next day 81
II had him ARE ted on charge of insanit.
In the tria! Friday he was acquitted, an
IS his attorneys will commence suit agaln
If Mrs. Hawley. charging her with otferlu
L the sheriff large sum of money to sele'
If a Jury that would find her husband IL
sane. and with adultery with twenty LEAF
8 ing citizens.
It A legal fight, affecting at least s25,QOl
q 900 worth of property, was begun In II
United States circuit court Friday befo