The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-07-14
The News Condensed.
important intelligence From All Part
DOMESTIC.

iustdutly hillcu ny iiRuIhiuS dt Jdch-
son, o., while taking shelter under a
tree during thunderstorm.
The American national bank of Lead
vile, Col, with liabilities of s349 900,
the First national bank of Cisco, Tex,
and the jefferson county bank at Gold
en-, Col, with liabilities of SIC, 900, closed
their doors.
The trotter Ayres p, with running
mate Telephone, went mile on the
| kite track at Kirkwood, Del, in 2:03M.
In fire at Buffalo, N. Y, caused by
lamp explosion, two children of Den
mis- Mccarthy lost their lives.
THE largest attendance at the worlds
fair on any one day since its opening
was ON the Fourth. when 500, 9O6 admis-
sions were recorded.
w. III. former and his wife and
4-months-old child were thrown from a
wagon in a runaway at Warrington,
w. Va, and Mrs. former and the child
were killed and Mr.. former was fatally
| injured.
| A CONVENTION of the friends of sill
yer" has been called by President War
ner. of the Bimetallic league, to meet
in Chicago August l.
The National Amateur Press associa-
ton held its eighteenth annual conven-
ton in Chicago and J. L. Tomlinson
was elected president.
| The two daughters of John Ray, aged
IS and z years, respectively, were muir
dered by an unknown tramp while
| picking berries near their home near
Wickliffe, KY The lower part of the
elder girls body was horribly mutilat-
ed, after the manner of the Whltechapel
murders in London.
| THREE persons were burned to death
in fire that partly destroyed the
Bethel boat at ST. Paul, MINI.
| ANDREW DEBNEY, a farmer residing
near Clarks, Neb., fatally shot his wife
and then jumped into the Loup river
and drowned himself.
THE Haskell Show Printing company,
one of the largest concerns of the kind
in the middle and western states, made
an assignment at Kansas City.
! BANK failures were reported as fol-
lows: The American savings at Pueblo,
Col; Everett national at Everett,
Wash; Findley county at Garden City,
Kan, and Mobiles county at Worthing-
ton, Mimi.
SEVEN horses were killed, a number
Of persons injured and wagons and cars
demolished by runaway cable train
in New York city.
| WALLACE DEsKINs was shot and
killed at Nolan, Va, byAndrew Farmer
during drunken row. The assassin
was pursued by a posse, but he fred on
his pursuers and fatally wounded
George Geslins and man named
Thompson.
A HAILsToRM near Reading, Pa, did
great damage to crops and fruit and the
vineyards on Mount Penn were COM
pletely ruined.
The New Haven Comm opera house
was damaged by fire to the extent OF
500, 900.
The first series in the Southern Base.
ball league ended with the Augusta
GA club ahead, having lost only II
games out of 81.
THE copper plant of the Pueblo (Col }
Smelling company was destroyed by
fire, inficting a loss of $250,000.
LIGHTNING struck and burned the
farmhouse of A. Roberts near Gage
town, Mich, and five of the ten oc-
cupants persisted in the flames.
The Nevins Commission company al
Denver, Col, failed for 100000.
A CYCLONE swept the beach at Bath,
N. Y, doing great damage.
AT a meeting in Chicago of the Ma
tional Columbian commission President
Palmer said that the opening of the
gates of the fair on Sunday was in viola,
ton of faith, was done without warrant
of law and had injured the good name
of the commission, and asked for the
adoption of a resolution declaring that
the gates were open in defiance of rule
of the commission. The matter was
postponed until the next meeting.
A TEAM driven by M. p. Bradley rar
away at Oregon City, Ore, and upset q
wagon, throwing Bradley, his wife and
four children over a precipice 40 feet
high. Mrs. Bradley was killed and two
children fatally injured.
A CYCLONE in Iowa did great damage
in the counties of Calhoun, Cherokee,
Buena Vista, Ida, Sac and Pocahontas
The village Of Pomeroy was almost en-
tirely swept away and over fifty per
sons were reported killed. At Quimby
two aged women were killed, and al
Aurelia over dozen persons lost theil
lives. Manson was half destroyed ant
several persons were killed. and 81
Fonda ten or more lives were lost. In
addition to the above scores of persons
were injured. The property loss was
enormous.
A CYCLONE passed over the centra
part of Rogers county, Neb., destroy
ing barns, houses, windmills and fruit
trees. Several persons were injured.
1T costs about $4,000 day to carry
on the Worlds Columbian exposition.
JOSEPH ID. CURTIS, ex-sherif of Brook,
county, w. Va, who recently disap
peared, was said to be short in his &C
counts to the amount of $4,000.
A YACHT capsized in Gravesend bay
near New York, and seven persons were
drowned.
THE worlds 2-mile race record (4:4S1&
for trotters was broken at Salem, Ore
by the stallion Blonde, who made the
distance in 4:4S.
A POWDER mill was struck by light
ming and demolished near Kingston. N