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dow to the roof. He walked off the
roof, falling and breaking his neck. He
was found in the morning dead.
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glary, escaped from Jail ut Grand Ha-
ven, Mich.
Charles Peterson killed Ernest Don
aldSOn at Keb, Iowa, because of his re-
lations with Mrs. Peterson.
David Smith. n colored barber of
Bloomington, ILL.,, committed suicide by
jumping in front of n train.
Daisy Vaughn, Il 1O-year old Anna,
ILL.,, girl took poison because her moth
or refused to let her have her own way.
]. s. Monroe, u dry goods merchant
at Sullivan, ILL.,, shot himself and will
probably die.
Eugene Brady stabbed his mother to
death ut Albany, n. ", in Il fit of tenn
porary insanity.
The powder house at the Grant coal
mines, near Terre Haute, Ind, was
blown up by strikers.
Frank Bcnadum will be tried for
murder ut Winchester, Ind. Mike Cor
man will be tried at Muncie, where
both pleaded not guilty.
A man named Morrison, claiming to
be in command of an army Of wealers,
is in Jail at Vincennes, Ind, for drunk
CnneSS.
Ada Culver, sixteen years old, of
Canton, Ill, shot and fatally wounded
herself at Bellefontaine, Ohio, the re-
suit of Il petty quarrel.
MIN Young. colorcd, was Iynched in
Ocala, Fla, yesterday for aSSaultinG
Lizzie WcemS, Il siXteen-year-old white
girl.
Miss Lucy Seton committed suicide
near Vandalia, ILL.,. by taking poison.
She was to have been married in a
month.
John Bennon died near Wesley, Tex,
from eating poisoned food. and his
wife is under arrest charged with the
crime
Mrs. Pahen, widow, forty-one years
old. committed suicide by hanging at
st. Louis. She had been an invalid for
fifteen years.
John Dyall shot and killed his
nephew, William McEachem, and
wounded Andrew McEachem at BaX-
ley, Ga.
A man named Azoff tried to rob the
stati'n aSent at Boulder, Col. Detec-
tive Harris, who tried to arrest the
man, was fatally shot by him.
John APPEL, of Woods County, Ky,
won Il tin box and a few scraps of pa
| per and lost $1,000 in good money in a
! game of cards with two strangers.
A robbers den, in which one of the
men shot by Postmaster Whittenberg
while rObbing the Boone Grove, Ind,
Office is believed to have died. was
| discovered in the marshes near Wheat
field, Ind.
Three negroes attempted to rob q
store at Birmingham, Ala, where sew
eral whites were in ambush. The nc
grOeS were ordered to surrender In
stead they opened fire The whites re
turned the fire, killing John Melton
and fatally wOunding another negro
Whitson was shot in the leg, The
other negroes escaped.
From Foreign shores.
Political riots occur in Newfound
land.
A row in the miners international
conference at Berlin was ended by the
resignation of the English chairman
and the election of a Frenchman.
The court of cessation has pro
nounced null and void ukase rein
stating ex-King Milan and ex-Queen
Natalie's regal rights.
NatiOnaliStS and Orangemen came
into collision near POrtadown, Ireland
during funeral, and two of. the former
were shot. Many arrests were made.
The harboring of Brazilian insur
gents on board Portuguese men-of-wal
leads to very serious difficulty be
tween Brazil and Portugal.
The Associated Press understand:
that the United States ambassador
Thomas A. Bayard, has intimated t.
the British government the desire O.
the United States to withdraw from
the Berlin agreement, provided al
the rights of United States citizens il
Samoa are safeguarded
About 5000 cab drivers of Londo1
went out on a strike against the ex
Orbitant charges for cab hire insisted
upon by many owners of the cabs
The public is suffering but little in con
sequence. The cab drivers during tn,
day marched in procession to Hyd
Park.
The premier of New Zealand ha
sent telegram to the premier of Vic
toria expressing his opposition to tn
suggestion originating in German.
that Great Britain be given contro
of the Tonga islands in exchange 70
the surrender Of Samoa to Germany
The New Zealand premier adds tina
the question will probably come u
for discussion at the colonial confer
encc at Ottawa.