Warren sheaf., 1894-01-11

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THREE men were killed and twelve
injured, two fatally, in q collision be-
tween stock and freight trains near
Linwood, Kan.
JOHN D. RocKEFELLER gave to the
Chicago university $4,000 to be ex-
pended for books
THE property OF the Columbus Watch
company at Columbus, O.. went into
the hands of receiver with liabilities
of $3.50, 900; assets, $4OO, 900.
sTHE oldest resident of Mason county.
ILL.,, Mrs Elizabeth Lynch, died ut De-
catur, aged 1O4.
H1NcHMAN g. Sons wholesale drug
house in Detroit, Mich, was burned.
the loss being $3.50, 1000, and other prop
erty valued at 100000 was also de-
stroyed.
The La Porte Qnd.) post office has
just received from the dead letter office
letter that was sent from LasPorte
by N. Weber fourteen years ago
The safe of the Franklin Grove Ill.)
bank was blown open and everything
OF valae taken. The loss was estimated
at $3.50 in cash and paper ::
In Minneapolis the Children's En-
dowment associa ton failed for $3.50, 900.
ONE of the most notorious opium
smugglers in the country, Donald Ken.
nsdy, was arrested at Detroit.
"A RECEIVER was named for the South
ern Land and improvement company
at Frankfort. KY. the liabilities being
100000. s
FIRE originating in an elevator de-
stroyed $1,000, 900 worth of property in
Toledo, O.. and cansed the loss of two
lives.
GARNIER's famous painting, LA Rot
S'Amuse,' valued ut 500, 900, was
ruined by the carelcssness of St Louis
elevator hoy.
The legislature of Maryland met at
Annapolis for its biennial session.
In Chicago wageworkers were asked
to contribute one days pay toward
relieving the distress Of the poor and
needy.
NEAR Tuscumbia, Ala, Jake Kilroy
went to bed with lighted pipe in his
mouth and he and two children were
fatally burned.
The, Louisville, Evansville & st.
Louis and the Ohio Valley railway COM
panies wint into the hands Of receivers.
The retiring treasurer of Greeley
county, Neb., E. F. eastman, was said
to be short $4,000.
IN the house of Sol Collins at Spring
Creek, Mo-, powder exploded and Col
Inns, his wife and four children would
die & -
In Chicago twenty-eight Arabian
horses from the worlds fair were sold
at auction, the average price being $500
a head. .-n.~.r.-
IN st. Louis the Haynes Realty &
Financial company, conducting q
heavy real estate business, failed for
s175.OOO. Z
WHILE insane Mrs. Joseph Wentz, of
Miamisburg, O., drowned herself and
babe.
y FIRE swept away two-thirds of the
business district of the town of Cor
with, Ia. a4e& -
FoR the murder Of his son-in-law
Dan Gilchrist (colored) was hanged at
Rockingham. n. c.
Is A MOB lynched.. Alf Davis, an old
negro, in n#Lonoke county, Ark, for
stealing hogs. 7'" l.s7 .
ii AT Sheboygan. Wis, the Gutsch
Brewing company failed for 800, 900.
AT Kansas City, Mo, Martin. Reed
(colored) was hanged for killing his
wife on September l6, 1890.
:. AT Muncie, Ind, officers arrested
two Of gang of counterfeiters and
secured complete outfit for making
money. aE
Phil EVANS (colored) was hanged at
Bardstown, KY, for assaulting little
girl on October Is, 1s93 He confessed
before he died.
The failure was announced of the
Baldwin Grain company and the Atkin-
son Brothers, of Oxford, Ind, with liza
bilities of s250,OO0.
- FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
The ship canal from Manchester to
Eastman, England, was formally
opened to traffic.
THE province of Ontario by vote of
almost 2 to 1 declared for prohibition
of the manufacture and sale of liquor.
FIFTY THOUSAND persons were said to
be on the verge of starvation in India
TWELVE naval cadets accused of con-
spiracy against the government CT
Brazil were shot on the plaza at Per-
nambuco.
A WAR between Nicaragua and Hon.
duras has begun in earnest, and the
Honduras insurgent leader has estab-
lished a provisional government at
Corpus.
EUROPE was storm swept, the suffer
ing among the poor was terrible and
many persons had b.cn frozen to death.
SICILY has been declared in state of