The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-11-02
CRIME AND CASUALTE.


vile T. Golishtly was Instantly killed. |,
The elevator was accidently started and |
Golicht,ys head was crushed between the
eley 2t1r and tie roof OF the shaft
A dense fog IS res ron~ibl for Il col
l:sion between two Fort Wayne passenger
trains at Monroeville. Ohio in which ten
person, were hurt Engineer Robert Il
Cowan Fireman l. q. laily. brakeman
Fred Hunt and Ra-ga- emaSter A. {.
Stevens may die.
Thieves effected an entrance to the
Grafton. W. Va, pos: Office. blew open the
safe and rfed it OF its contents. securing
Sab Il IN stamps. 500 in money and
tUenty-fo four registered packages Five
suspicious characters have been lodged in
Jail 10 await examination.
by tho collision OF an electric motor
Car aud a street car at Chicago ono person
WAS probably fatally kurt and a number OF
others we're badly injured.
AT Kalamazoo. Mich. Miss Cora Will
fans. aged about 80. committed suicide by
taking morphine She was Respondent be-
cause her brother stole his boy. whom she
had taken care OF fer nearly fifteen year,
-Agstlna Nolli. of Scranton. Pa. has
been found guilty of murder in the second
degree rn.. the KILN; of u follow Italian
named Pr:namo.
AS two farmers wcro on their way
home from Caddo Ind. r.. they were over
taken by three drunken Indians. who shot
and killed one Of them.
For lynching the negro Smith at Roa-
noke Va indictment. have been found
a-ainst six persons. including three police
officers
The engine OF the vest bound Cincin-
natl. Hamilton and Dayton express ex-
ploded at Haysville, O.. while making fifty
miles an hour. Although the engine was
literally blown TO pieces and parts of 1t
scattered about one hundred feet away.
Engineer f. NJ Arnold and Fireman 5. :
Shields escaped with only few cuts and
bruises Three coaches filled with passen-
gers escaped with only bad fright and a
severe shaking ". All the glass in the
coach windows was shivered, but the
coache, themselves never left the rails
. The ba ggage ear was thrown over. a twenty
foot embankmen'. bu: the bagSagemastcr
was unhurt
While waiting for the call OF the die
vorcs suit against his wife in a st. Louis
court room William Jackson, aged 90. rose
| to his feet. and after addressing the Judge
staggered and fell forward dead Death is
suppO- ed to have been from heart disease.
! supernduced by the excitement attending
| the trial.
"A portion OF the Lehigh Companys
| dock at West Superior gave way and 5000
| tons OF coal went to the bottom OF the bay.
driven insane by sorrow over the death
OF his daughter Henrietta. who drowned
| herself in the lake at Chicago saturday
| night. Andrew Kimball committed suicide
! Monday At the same spot and in the same
! manner.
! Peter Hombaush. of Scranton. Pa. who
! twice set fire to and destroyed the Elm
, Park NJ. f. Church last winter. has teeu
! sentenced to ten years imprisonment
j Bob Marler. Of Middiesboroush, Ky,
! who killed Mr., Mary Boiling while ut .
| tempting to- as>assinate Conductor Lang.
! was convicted of murder in the first degree
| and his unshment fixed at death,
| The telegraph Office at Shelimonnd Sta
| tion. en- the Nashville and Chattanooca
, Halfway. was robbed. and tie operator
| murdered.
| Charles Nelson and Gus Swanson grad
| ers we're buried under falling rocks and
| killed by IL premature explosion OF blast
| at San Francisco
| AT South Bead. Ind. John Kirk. an old
| citizen and observation-disclosures shot himself
twice tn account OF business troubles He
| may recover.
| An attempt was matte Monday night to
| wreck pa -sengcr train No. - on the Pitts
| hur: Fort Wayne and Chicago at Oswalt's
| Crossing. Ohio A track walker discov.
cred the obstruction and averted trouble.
, The train was from Chicago to New York
! Near Knox Point. Ecs,ier Parish. La
two negroes were lyncned. They we're no.
| tori"us hog thieves and tho moo YVES com
posed If 10th whites and blacks
"A span Of = bridge Icing constructed
! Mr. Marlin>vi~e. lad. fell. and one man
was killed and four seriously injured
In the early hours OF Wednesday
morning arne cd business men OF Summit
Vile lad. and farmers fought Il running
| bate With outlaws in the business houses
: and through the main streets OF the town
and now Dick &, Imam. one OF the gang
! Of brigand- lies dying in the Jail at An
urrson, cur>in. with his last breath the
trcnrhcry OF the night Waterman AT SUM
! Utitvillr. who pretended 10 take part in Tho
p'o; only I" nctray the rlotterS to thei,
death. Another OF the -au-, Tom May. i:
; also locked up. and the ShertT's posse i
still riln: through the country for tn
members CT the gang who escaped.
The second section OF .he Chicago
! Limited. bulnd east. ran into u freight
tram 4; Bear swamp. three miles cas-. OF
Trenton, ~ j. Daniel Mahonrv. the en-
.;neer, and Henry Ma thcws. fireman 81
the limited. wtEe badly injured -Four
ir,nrs were killed..
n: Wooster. ohio. the iurr in trs cas.
y: O. j Conhlir and J. a. Bradley. con
Guc;or and en- .lnetr. indicted fur man.
STA I:htcr in causing the dca;h Of DAVIS
Reese in the awful shrcvc wreck cu Sept
~. l>n3. after BON. out fiftcon hour.
returned verdict OF not guilty. Al
acQutt1al was generally expected in
re, mi lu!eS. but II i though. recent nu
mcrou- wrecks had II bad effect On TIT
Jury.
, Fire at san Francisco destroyed tn.
! block bounded by Spear. Stewar Folsom
| aud Howard streets The principal loser
are Mcdonald X Son Total loss abou
sl5G.G0o
Train No ; on the Bal: imore and Ohi
,aIir al. ives. bound. ran into an east
| bound freight putin. into the side tract
! 1T fa;rrNue W Va No hrr.