The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-05-19
THE NEWS FROM ALL AROUND.
osndensed Accounts Of all the Important
Happenings.

0s.densed Accounts of all the Important
Happenings.
Seventy-five machinists Of the Grant 10
notive works, Of Chicago, have struck.
Ten men were killed and number badly
wounded in a fight between miners in the
Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico.
Charles vasine, who killed Thomas Finn
aloonkeeper at Henley. o., has been con.
victed of murder in the first degree.
A thousand women will crusade against
liquor at Owensboro, KY, the greatest
whisky centre in the world for its size.
Jumping forty feet from q courthouse
window, at Columbus, o., Sadie Ringgold,
who kept fence" was fatally injured.
The headless and limbless trunks of two
human male bodies were found in barrel
hoating in the Blue river, near Kansas
City.
An explosion In the electric light plant
ut La Junta, Col, destroyed the building
snd the one adjoining, killing the engi-
neer.
Eluding his guard, @. w. Mosher, presi-
dent of the Capital National bank, of Lin
coin, Neb, has fled to escape trial for bank
wrecking.
In love with the same girl, Leo Mehrtens
and John Daniels, two young Savannah
bloods, arranged to fight duel, but the
police interfered
Deputy Sheriff c. B. Schutts, of Grand
county, N. NJ, was murdered by three
Mexican prisoners, whom he was convey
ing to Jail at Silver City.
Frank Hickey, held for the murder of
Colonel John NJ. Clayton on the evidence
Of Burkhardt, has been ordered released by
the Arkansas authorities.
The national executive committee of the
Prohibition party held meeting in Chi
eogo. They intend to begin work for the
next presidential campaign at once
John ShafIer, an employe in the Stand
ard Oil Company's refinery in Long Island
City, was found dead in one of the stills.
IL is supposed that he was overcome by
gas.
The body of baby girl, about four days
old, was found at Whitestone, l.. l. Marks
around its neck indicated that she had
been strangled to death, but nothing was
found that would lead to Identification.
James Dawson, fagman for the Della
ware and Lackawanna railroad at Harri-
son, N. j., was killed by train. He had
hngged one train and did not notice the ap-
preach OF the other, In front Of which he
stood
Frederick Warehouse, of Gale University,
@ho was charged with throwing the dyna-
mite torpedo that nearly blinded musician
in the New Haven opera house, forfeited
his bail of 5000 when his case was called
In New Haven, Conn.
Six-year-old Joseph Buttner, who some
time ago was crippled for life in an acci-
dsnt on the Orange, N. j., Crostown street
railway, has been awarded q verdict for
5000 damages In the $50, 900 suit In his
behalf against the road.
Two bodies were taken from the Passaic
river, at Newark, N. ]. One was identi-
hed as that of Michael Bryan, 20 years
old. Of No. 2S Monroe street, who had been
missing since Thursday. The other was
q m unknown man.
Mrs. Sherwood, wife of ex-Alderman
Samuel S. Sherwood, Of Paterson, N. j.,
died from injuries received by falling back
ward from box upon a cement pavement.
Ter skull was fractured and she died an
Sour after her fall. Mrs. Sherwood was
"nce noted choir singer in New York.