The times., 1893-06-30

VIC previous week. AS cOIhpitTeu Win
the corresponding week OF 1892 the de-
crease was 6.G.
Mr.. AND Mrs. PETER BoILLoT were
fatally injured at Beatrice, Neb., by be-
ing thrown from their carriage.
BALTIMORE police claim TO have dis
covered an organized band of anar-
chists whose purpose was TO levy black
mail.
A LONE robber boarded the express
car of Rock Island train at Vir-
ginia, Neb., bound the messenger and
robbed the safe of $3.50.
B. ]. DoRAN, a pugilist, killed his lit
tie boy at Rochester, N. Y, with poison
and then took his own life by throwing
himself in front of a train of cars.
ATTORNEY GENERAL OLNEY says the
controversy over the opening and clos
ing of the worlds fair on Sunday is
ended SO far as his department is con-
cerned.
The store of Charles Piellas in Ian
sing, Mich, was robbed by two men of
diamonds valued at 100000.
A CYCLONE swept for fifty miles across
the counties above Atlanta, Ga, wreck
ing many buildings and running crops.
FAILURES were reported of the Co
lumbia bank at New Whatcom, WASH,
State bank at Minneapolis, Mimi, First
national bank at San Bernardino, Cal,
Peoples home savings bank at San
Francisco and the Cataract bank at Nj
agara Falls, N. Y.
THE business part of the village of
Mount Sterling, o., was destroyed by
fire.
LEROY PAYNE, one of Chicago's old
est liverymen, failed for s250,000
The maple sugar crop of Vermont
the past season was $3.50, 762 pounds,
and the bounty will be $4,000.
THE new directory of Brooklyn, n.
Y, gives that city population of over
10000
PRINCESS EULAIIA sailed from New
York on the steamer La Touraine for
Spain.
THE business portion of Lconardsville,
Kan, was destroyed by fire.
THE well-known stallion Arrival,
record 2:24%, for whom his owners re-
fuScd $4,000, died at Gardiner, Me.
THIRTEEN contract laborers who ar
rived in New York from Germany were
told that they must return on the same
steamer.
SHERIDAN & BYRNE, New York build
ers, failed for 1925, 900.
Mrs. RICHARD SMITH, a young mar
ried woman living near Rome, o., was
assisting her husband to hoe corn, when
she was bitten on the hand by a cop
perhead snake and died in terrible
agony.
THE supreme council of the order of
United Commercial Travellers met in
sixteenth annual session at Column
bus, O.
THE supreme court of Ohio, in the
Deshler will case, has decided that
brothers and sisters of full blood in
herit before half brothers or sisters.
This adds nearly million dollars to the
wealth of William G.. Deshler.
THE percentages of the baseball clubs
in the National league for the week
ended on the oath were as follows:
Philadelphia, 6Ss; Boston, .63S; Brook
lyn, 500; Cleveland, .54S; Pittsburgh,
BEL; New York, 400; Baltimore. 4s9;
Washington, AIS; Cincinnati, .45s; Chi
cago, .422; st. Louis, .422; Louisville,
.237.
A FREIGHT train on the Eastern Min
nesota was wrecked by a cow near
Partridge, Wis, and Engineer Ingersoll
and Brakeman McNanny were killed
and Fireman Reilly and Conductor
Hall were fatally injured. The prop
erty loss was $4,000
dentally killed on the worlds fair
grounds since the construction of the
buildings commenced
BECAUSE of its editors attacks on law
breakers the Office of the New Albany
Miss. Gazette was broken into and its
plant destroyed.
Mrs. p. L. HARRIS and daughter 10
years of age were drowned in the Rio
Grande river near Del Norte, Col.
A MONUMENT in memory of the exc.
cuted anarchists was unveiled in Valid.
helm cemetery in Chicago in the pres.
ence of 5000 persons.
j. S. NEwMYER, a coke operator At
Dawson, Pa, failed for 5000, 600.
NEAR Denison, Tex, three brothers
named Early were united in marriage
to three sisters named Parker, and the
event wound up with the mother of
the girls marrying the father of the
boys.
PATRIOTIC songs by choir of 100, 900
voices is to be one of the features of the
Fourth of July celebration at the
worlds fair.
AN engine left the rails on trestle
near Mount Washington, o., and Con-
ductor David Homan and Fireman
Philip King were fatally injured.
BY the breaking of levee near AS
cension, La, some fifteen sugar plan.
tations were ruined, the loss being ST..
OOO, 900.
AN attempt to hold up train on the
Missouri, Kansas 81 Texas road near
Strinstown was frustrated by the engi-
neer pulling the throttle wide open.
The enraged would-be robbers riddled
the coaches with bullets.
AN explosion of gasoline caused the
destruction of five business establish
ments in Huron, s. D., and Alderman
Feary was burned TO death.
IN fight between revenue officers
and moonshiners in Tennessee one of
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