The Monmouth inquirer., 1894-03-08
NEWS or THE WEEK
Thursday, March 1.

been found in cattle near Rochester.
The steamship Victoria sailed for China
from Tacoma with denorted Chinese.
Three men were frozen to death near
jackson, Tenn, in the recent blizzard.
There is a report of a coalition between
Populists and Republicans in Alabama.
Murderer Salyards, sentenced to hang in
! Carlisle, Pa, has taken dose Of poison.
A Galveston jury declared the Pullman
company right in refusing to sell berth
/ to a negro.
Three train hands were terribly injured
in a wreck ON the Baltimore and Ohio in
West Virginia.
The fishing schooner Resolute of Glou-
cester, Mass, was obliged to abandon four
of its crew at sea.
Walter Guy Furnald is in Jail in San
Francisco, charged with stealing $4,000
worth of diamonds.
At the session of the court of inquif.' J
which is investigating the loss of the Unit
ed States corvet Kearsarge on Roncador
reef it was stated that the cause of the
wreck was the inaccuracy of the chart.
Friday, March 2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayard will be guests at
Windsor castle.
Ten business buildings in Springville,
N. r., were burned.
Representative Caldwell has been nomi-
mated for mayor of Cincinnati
Louise kellogg, who was shot by Pitcher
McNabb in Pittsburg. will live.
The annual G. A. r. state encampment
of Pennsylvania opened at Philadelphia.
A tin box with an extinct fuse was found
in the lower house of the diet in Hungary.
A witness in libel case in st. Louis
swore he was offered s. to poison Two peo-
pie.
j. C. Wilmerding, who recently died in
San Francisco leaves s., 100000 to brothers
and sisters.
Thousands of men have been thrown out
of work by the closing of the mines in the
Ohio coal district.
Fort Wayne is in darkness, the natural
gas main having broken, and many facto-
ries have stopped work.
Two robbers at the points of revolvers
stole earrings valued at $500 and 81 800
garment from the wife of Lawyer Hart at
Cincinnati
Saturday, March ).
Princess Colonna arrived at her old home
in California
A fiawless opal as large as a hens egg
was found in Idaho.
Louise Kellogg, shot by Pitcher McNabb
in Pittsburg, is dead.
A young Oregon farmer shot neighbor.
his daughter and himself.
Governor Flower refused to sign the
Troy bipartisan election bill.
Mayor Eustis of Minneapolis has order
ed the DoolrOoms to close under the new
ordinance.
A mob was with difficulty restrained
from lynching Murderer Puryear in
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Burglars stole 81, 500 from the safe of the
fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri Valley
depot at Casper, Wy.
A car loaded with miners ran off a mar
row gauge coal road near Maccanaqua,
Pa, fatally injuring four men.
John Jacob Arnold, ex-treasurer of Mag
ara county, n. Y, began in Auburn prison
his II year term for grand larceny
The shortage of the late Treasurer ST.
monds OF the Salem (Mass.) Savings bank
is authoritatively stated as S27, 600.
Monday, March 5.
Ex-President Harrison and party arrived
at San Jose, Cal.
The sultan of Morocco will pay Spain the
full amount claimed.
The business portion of Morgantown,
Ind, was completely destroyed by fire.
The first state day of the Midwinter fair
was celebrated, II was Vermont day.
Thomas H. Dagnall of the Barrel of
Money company swallowed dose OF NOR
phine in Butte, Mon.
Miss Bessie Hartshorne, aged 81, of Lo-
Gust Grove, n. j., was married to David
Jaques, aged 70, of New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. Hennebarger, an aged Ger
man couple living in Hillsboro, Ia, were
beaten fatally with hammers by burglars
The story about Len Tye being skinned
alive by farmers in Harlan county, KY,
for kidnapping young girl and secreting
her in the woods has been confirmed.
Scott L. Atwood. farmland, attempted
to kill Mrs. Robinson, daughter of Charles
Birch of Thomaston, Conn, and then killed
himself because the girl refused to marry
him.
Tuesday, March 6.
The Michigan salt combination advanced
the price 10 cents barrel.
Laura Fry, Buffalo woman, confessed
that she poisoned her sisters lover in Oil
City.
A special convocation of the Masons OF
the Kansas commandery will deny Mrs.
Leases story
The report that there will be more trou-
BILE with the Tonawanda lumber showers is
contradicted.
Two children of John Kelly of Fayette-
vile, Onondaga county, n. Y, died from
eating wild parsnips.
The English brigantine W. G. Gordon
and the schooner Maggie M. went to the
bottom near Nova Scotia.
Louis Somers, who disappeared from
New Haven with large amount of money,
has been discovered mentally unbalanced
at Newark N. J.
The Illinois Democratic state central
committee discussed the names of William
r. Morrison and Frank McVeagh for Unit
ed States senator.
Wednesday, March z.
A cyclone near Rich Hill, Mo-, did great
damage