Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1894-11-01
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Dyphtheria is raging in Illinois oT
p,site Caseyville, Kentucky. Som,
Iorty deaths have occurred within the
past week.
The war department has 'efused "a
place troops ON duty In the Indian
Territory without an order from the
President
A dispatch from Yokohama, japan
says an earthquake has destroyed D.
boo houses aud as far as known POO
liyes are lest.
The steamer Paris from New York
b. southampton. collided with a bark
during Il storm, and the latter went To
the bottom With all on b0and.
The commissioner Of Indian Affairs
has received notice Of what promises
T. be serious Indian trouble at the
Navajo lulian agency in Arizona.
Forteo ycars there mas existed in
SEWER county, Tenn, a large orsaui-
zaiiou Of white caps, and in a fight
lat week two OF the cappers were
killed.
Daniel McClintic, OF Columbus,
Indiana, the defeated Democratic can
didate tor county auditor, committed
suicide last week by taking a dose of
poison.
Mr. Mary Woodbridge, national
and world. secretary Of the w. {. I.
t., was stricken with apoplexy last
week at Chicago, aud is no, expected
70 recover She has done vast deal
Of good in the cause.
The Georgia Legislature convened
Last week aud there Is said Ia be- a
stron, feeling among the members ia
yorable IN the election Of Speaker
Grip to the Senate.
Efforts are baiag made to bring the
Eastern war 10 close. China y VII
ling to make peace on fair terms. bu'
Japan seems ia no hurry to enter into
negotiations looking n this end.
sam Rick. an Italian laborcr at
stone quarry near Bowling Green
Ky. last week shot bis wife aud sever
year old daughter. The wife is dea,
and the daughter can not recover.
A proposition has been made t
C1rbett aud Fiizsimmons TO hav'
their fight come off IN Mexico, wher
there would be no danger Of interior
ence. A purse of $4,000 will b
raised.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 2G.-l.ashcd q
bya furious wind. the prairie fires iha
are now raging in the northwester
part Of the State are travelling wit
almost lightning like raPidliy an
the flames are consuming eyerythln
in their track.
While en- route from New York
Washington last week the Presidei
was closely guarded by three Pinke
ton detectives. This step was deemC
necessary to guard him from pos
bic assault by cranks.
Two farmers named Lee Webb
and Thos Thompson, leaving ne
Glendale, Mo, had fight Thorn
son stabbed Weber over the hear
aud himself received fractured ski
from brass knuskles in the hands
his antagonist.
Capt. Robert B. Pegram, former
in the United States and COnfedera
nayies, died at Norfolk, Va, aged
years. lie was in the expedition
Japan in 1852, and in 1888 comma
ded the American forces that unit
with the English in operating agalI
the pirates in Chinese water.
A dispatch from Neosho, Mo. sa
+. W. Kuotts, while cleaning out
sulphur spring today, found a pet
fed man, with every part Of the DO
perfect except the stomach. The DO
was over six feet long, and Is supp
ed to have been burr ed during
late war.
Last week while President Gle
land was stopping at the residence
DR. Bryant in New York city, a era
named Goerdeler called and dema
ed an interview with the Preside
This is the same fellow who some d
ago challenged the Emperor of [
many to fight duel. lie was fin
persuaded TO leave.
A dispatch from Muscogee, Ind
Territory, says; The Cook ganl
headed for the mountains in the "
ern part of the nation, with the Il
an police, Indian sheriit., aud Uni
States Marshals in close pursuit.
heavy rewards are offered for the
ders of the gang, dead or aliv'
rs believed that they will be capt.
soon.