Warren sheaf., 1894-11-01
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

IN Japan an earthquake almost COM
pletely destroyed the town of Sakata
The loss of life was heavy and the loss
to property enormous.
OFF Peterhead, Scotland, the Swed-
ish schooner Alene. loaded with gun
powder, was blown up and all her
crew perished.
By an earthquake in Japan 5000
houses were destroyed and 26o persons
killed and many injured.
By an explosion on the French
cruiser Arethuse while her engines
were being tested, six men were killed
and twenty injured.
The designations Of Chancellor Won
Caprivi and Count Botho Zu Eulen-
berg, of the German cabinet, were ten
dered to Emperor William.
PRINCE HoHENLoHE has accepted the
German chancellorship. He will also
be premier of Prussia.
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND Chinese were
routed by the Japanese at Kiurenn,
and 200 were killed and many cap
tured.
The importation of American cattle
Germany, fear Of Texas fever being
the reason alleged.
DURING a riot in the convict settle.
ment at Cayenne, France, three guards
and twelve convicts were killed.
The death at Tours of Leon Palustre,
the famous French archBologist, was
announced.
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LATER NEWS. .s.3s 81
TIE Garden theater at st. Louis,
Mo-, was burned the Goth. Walter
Wise and his wife. Ruth, VIM. Stewart
and his wife, Laura jumped from the
second story windows and were
caught by police officers and inspectors
and escaped injury. Bert Shaw who
slept in the interior of the house, was
burned to a crisp. !
A STREET fight at York, Ala, the
10th, resulted in the wounding of s. A.
Cameron, E.F.Allison, and killing chief
of police j. w. Thompson. Thompson
received his death wound while trying
to prevent Allison and Cameron from
shooting each other.
FRANK Kline and Otis Savage, two
young men of The Dalles, Ore, were
arrested the 29th for the Pacific ex-
press robbery of $4,000. Kline made
a confession and all the money except
about 5000 was recovered.
FIaE the 10Th, burned out. the
wholesale millinery establishment Of
j. L.. Porser & Co., Pittsburg, Pa.
Loss about $500, 900.
r. e. BACH, chairman Of the First
district republican committee of New
Jersey, was arrested the 2sth on the
charge of bribery by buying tax re-
tceipts. He was held in $500 bail for a
hearing.
WHEN the sheriff at Fairmont, Mimi,
entered the Jail the goth. he was
knocked by a paddock in the hands Of
an inmate and three prisoners confined
made their escape. The sheriff was
unconscious for half an hour, but will
recover.
The bakers Of New York the 23th de-
cided to double the size of the loaves Of
bread without any advance in price.
s. B. BUXTON, who was arrested at
Sparta, Wis, for the murder of Mary
A. Jones, confessed his guilt the s9th.
Two and a half feet of snow fell the
29th at Gold Park, Cal, mining camp.
At Vermilion, s. D., heavy fall was
reported the same day.
AARON LEWIS was shot through the
abdomen in his house at. Leadville,
Colo, the 29th and fatally wounded.
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he tried to choke her and she shot him
in self defense.
The striking weavers at Fall River,
Mass, the goth, voted to return to
work.
AT West Fork, Ark. the night Of
the 29th, Will McKensie, stepded out
on the rear platform Of the coach as
the train reached the station and was
confronted BY stranger who covered
HIM with a six shooter aud released
him Of all the money he had.