Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1893-06-22
Grimes and Casualties.

The levee situation is growing very seri
GUS in northern Louisiana.
Prospect Bradbury, living near Wabash,
Ind, died from gaDgrene, caused by hav-
ing his feet frozen 20 years ago.
William Froman, mailcarrier between
English and White Sulphur, Ind, may die
from bee sting between his eyes. Blood
poisoning Is feared.
John A. Jenkins, treasurer of Clark
county, Ind, has resigned. He is $4,000
short. He says he did not know it. He
has made over all his property to his
bondsmen.
The panicky feeling has subsidized in Chi
cago. The same report comes from Spo-
kane, Wash.
Freddie Gilbert, aged Is, was fatally
gored by bull near Staunton, Ky.
Ira Dumas, a young colored man, was
lynched Wednesday night at Gleason, a
railroad station nine miles east of Dresden,
Tenn, for assaulting the daughter of a
farmer living two from the village. He
made full confession.
An East Tennessee train near Knoxville,
Tenn, killed Isaac White his wife and
daughter
Benjamin Wallace. the Snowman of
Peru, Ind, was robbed of jewelry, etc.,
worth $1,000.
Ex-Governor Chase, John w. Paris and
e. s. Walden were arrested in connection
with the failure of the Germantown lind J
bank failure.
William Il. Mitchell of Boston called his
wife to the door of church and shot her,
inflicting slight wound In the wrist. No
cause known.
Richard Hamilton, fireman of Evans
vile, Ind, suspected his wife Of infidelity,
and, meeting her with another man, killed
her and shot the man.
Train Robber Evans was seriously II
not fatally wounded in battle with off
GERS at Visalia, Cal. One officer was shot
in the leg. Sontag, Evans pal, was cap
tured badly wounded.
While about five miles from Chicago the
steamer Muskegon broke her walking
beam which resulted in the collapse of
almost her entire machinery. Scenes of
the widest confusion followed among the
80 passengers and the crew of 70. The
machinery was stopped and the vessel
towed to her dock.
The notorious Moxie Clune, an ex-con-
vict from Little Rock, went out for time
at Jeffersonville, Ind, and finally ran up
against Jake Butterfoss and his shotgun.
Both were drunk and hot words passed.
Both claimed to be the best man. As a
result, Moxie has q load of shot in his alb.
domen and will probably die.
E. B. Ford, newspaper correspondent
at Dundas, MINI, published scandalous
statements concerning ministers and re-
vival meetings and received call from
White Caps who strung him up to tree.
His life was saved by the appearance of
his brother who fred on the crowd wound
ing at least one. He claims to know some
of his assailants and will prosecute them.
Foreign.
The village of Inst, in the Tyrols, was
almost wiped out by fire. Fifty houses,
with all stores and stables, were consumed
by the flames
A she'll from the neighboring military
drill grounds exploded in the midst of 8
procession OF Catholics, at Luxembourg
who were marching to chapel topray fol
rain. Several were killed and 80 Cthert
were fatally wounded.
The betroth or the czarWltcn OF hussls
to the Princess Alice Victoria Heller
Louise Beatrix, youngest sister Of thu
reigning grand Duke of Hesse-D -Darmstadt
and granddaughter of Queen Victoria
will shortly De proclaimed.
Cholera Is increasing at Mecca, ant
deaths have occurred in France and q
Hamburg. England has redouhled he
quarantine precautions.
Personal.
John A. Lee of St. Louis was chosel
president Of the Travellers Protective as
sociation.
Ex-President Harrison is in Chicago
| He will deliver an address at the dedica
| tion of the Indiana building Thursday.
Secretary Hoke Smith, accompanied b,
| the members of his family, has gone t
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