Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

ported: Oregon national at Portland,
Ore, Farmers at Mount Sterling, KY,
First national at Middlesboro, Ky..
Traders at Mount Sterling, Ky, Bank
of Sparta and M. A. Thayer s. Co. 3
bank at Sparta, Wis, and the First ma
tional and Montana national at Helena,
Mont.
| AT Aurora, Mo-, nine of the largest
lead mines closed down to await de-
velopments.
A FIRE destroyed thirty-four build
ings III the business portion of Fifield,
Wis. the loss being 100000.
In Brewster county, Tex, a heavy fall
of snow occurred
In all of the country districts in Kan
sas, school elections were held and the
woman vote showed an increase of 100
per cent.
and seven lives were lost at Pueblo,
Col, by floods. Houses were swept
away by the torrent
AT the age of 100 years Nancy Quin-
by Lawwill died at Columbus O.
/ FLAMES wiped out the Goodwin pants
factory at Evansville, Ind, the loss be-
ing 800, 1000.
On the charge of embezzling $50, 600
0. d. Taylor, managersof the Interstate
Investment company at the Dalles, Ore,
was arrested.
The bank failures reported were as
follows: First national at Great Falls,
Mont, First national at Middlesboro,
KY, Farmers and Merchants at Cow
ington, Ind, German-American at Port
Washington, Wis, Seymour's bank at
Chippewa Falls, Wis, C. w. Chopin &
Co.'s bank at Stanton, Mich, and the
+. Union Banking company at Portland,
Ore.
AT Dallas, Tex, Henry Miller (col-
ored) was hanged for the murder OF
Policeman brewer; Alexander Brown
(colored) was executed at .Bastrop,
Tex, for wife-murder, and Ida HERS
(co1ored) was hanged at Waterloo, s,
c., for the murder of her half brother
ISAAC Harper (colored was lynched
by a mob ut Calera, Va, for assault on
a white woman.
FOREST fires ruined the villages of
Prentice and Medford, in Wisconsin,,
NORTH of Pueblo, Col, cloudbnrst
washed away scores of ranch houses
and barns and fences, drowned hun
dreds of cattle and ruined 100 farmers,
IN wreck on the Pennsylvania road
at Indianapolis six persons were seri.
ously injured.
DOMESTIC trouble caused Hardy
Caldwell, of Middle Fork, KY. to kill
himself and wife.
A FIRE destroyed half of Wakeman,
O., a town with population of 600.
| AT Chadron, Neb., Louis Irig died
after continuous sleep of three
months, caused by exposure to vio-
| lent snowstOrm.
BOLIVAR HUDSON, a man 60 years old,
was convicted at Mobile, Ala, of a mur-
der committed twenty four years ago
and given sentence Of five years.
BY the suspension of all work at the
Vernillion mines in Minnesota two
thousand men were thrown out of en-
ployment.
In Chicago cash wheat sold at 58sl
cents, which was the lowest price any
body in the trade now could remember
hearing of.
The Carter mill at Ludington. Mich.
including large amount of lumber
and shingles, was destroyed by fire.
Loss, 1925, 200.
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
AN outbreak occurred among the
Achinez passengers on board the
Dutch steamer Rajah Kongsee, trading
on the eastern coast of Achon, and the
Achinez killed the English captain,
mate and twenty-one of the Asiatic
sailors.
By an explosion at dynamite fac.
tory near Havre, France, nine men were
killed and twenty seriously. wounded.
AT Canton, China, 400 houses were
wrecked and many persons killed and
injured by an explosion of a powder
magazine.
LIGHTNING struck the house of J. B.
Landey at Clarence Creek, Ont, kill
ing his two daughters, aged IS and 10
years.
The new provisional government Of
Hawaii has drafted another annexa
ton treaty for submission to the United
States.
OFF North Book, Ireland, the steamer
+ + s =
Pearl ran into and sunk the steamer
Archibald Fjnney and seven persons on
the Flnney were drowned.
A HAND to hand fight took place in
the British house of commons over the
home rule question and many disgrace
full scenes were enacted.
A CONVICT at Prague, Karl Smetana,
mas confessed to a murder for which
John Olkowski is serving a twelve-year
sentence in Pennsylvania.
ENGLISH coal miners to the number
of 900 went on strike.
FLAMES which started in Bercy, a
suburb of Paris, destroyed thirty houses
and did damage to the extent of 4,00O,-
900 francs.
LATER NEWS
IT was discovered the 3lst that VIM.
Nonemacher, a farmer living nine miles
oe h SC