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seven men. were lost
EVERY passenger conductor on the
Grand Trunk system was shifted 20
another division as a result OF recent
sporting"
HARRY SHARPE. n Missouri Pacific
conductor, was thrown from his train
by tramps and killed near jefferson
City, Mo.
The striking Of a match by a care
less bystander caused an explosion at
a gas we'll near Greenfield. Ind. and
five drillers were dangerously burned.
Mrs. CHARLES WnEER and her IL
year-old son, Louis. were killed by
Big Four train at indianapolis
NEAR iiornick. Ia, territory of 800
acres OF land has been on fire for two
months. The soil is burned TO depth
of 8 feet.
INTERVIEWS with leading men OF Illi-
nois show a majority in favor of state
control OF the Lincoln monument at
Springfield.
The treasury receipts at Washing
ton during twenty days OF the present
month amounted 10 sl2, s74. s5s and the
disbursements SEQ, 577 900, leaving
deficit for the twenty days of S7,702,-
l42. The deficit for the fiscal year
amounts TO IS, 4s2. 2O5.
FIRE destroyed the home OF Rev.
Ross Taylor in South Nyack, n. y,
and four of his children persisted
Three other persons were seriously i'm
jured.
Six men were buried under falling
wall while demolishing an old build
ing at st. Paul and two OF them would
die
HARRISON SMITH, OF Atlanta, Ca.
father of eleven children, killed him
self when his wife presented him with
two more.
The residence OF Sylvester Yeagle.
near Carlisle, o., was struck by light
ming and consumed and Mrs. Yeagle
and two children were killed and their
bodies burned 10 ashes
wINDsroRM at Winfield, Kan, and
the surrounding country wrecked
persons. At Gueda Springs ten houses
and two hotels were blown down.
SOCIETY women OF Saginaw, Mich,
organized union and will require
their servant girls TO be in the house
at 10 p. m.
SANFORD BALDWIN, of Hannibal,
Mo-, ended an unhappy marital ex-
istence by killing his wife and himself
STRYCHNINE was placed in the coffee
at the Colusa Cali county hospital by
a discharged Chinaman and twenty
t.yn ,k.vanpa .xara ,naIa IN n,a ~
whom died.
A CONFERENCE looking 10 the uniting
OF all the iron works of the country in
one organization was being held in In
dianapolis.
ARMED bandits were said 10 be in
practical control OF Indian territory
and federal aid in their suppression
was asked.
THREE prisoners under sentence OF
death fought in the Jail at Tahlequah.
/. r.. two of them being fatally in
jured.
john WALTZ, an aged and we'll
known citizen of Cambridge City, Ind.
shot and fatally injured his 2-year-old
son and then himself. Domestic
trouble was the cause.
john p. WEED, a prominent whole
sale merchant OF Toledo. o., and his
wife were probably fatally injured in
a runaway accident.
CHAUNCEY WHEATON, wealthy
farmer of Athens. Pa, was bunkoed
out OF 81. 600 by two sharpers.
The visible supply OF grain in the
United States on the 22d was: Wheat,
20, 65g 900 bushels; corn, $500, 600 bush
els; oats, 9,145, 900 bushels; rye, 4Os, 900
bushels; barley 9,o6s,0 900 bushels.
AMAD dog bit six persons at Wichita,
Kan.
A NATIONAL organization 20 be known
as the Federated Metal Trades OF Amer
lea was formed In indianapolis with
Lee johnson, Of Kansas City, as presi-
dent
SHARP earthquake shocks were felt
at Los Angeles, San Diego and Campo,
Cal.
THE president and his family left
Buzzard's Bay, Mass, for Washington.
THE outlaws in Harlan county, KY,
have become so lawless and defiant
that the authorities decided 10 sup
press them at once.
The national convention OF German
Epworth leagues met at St Paul with
large attendance.
JoHN II. doom, for thirty years bust
ness manager of the Courier, dropped
dead at his home in Zanesville, o., OF
apoplexy.
AN explosion from an unknown
cause wrecked St Louis grocery
store and injured five persons, one
fatally.
A COLLISION between Southern Pa
cifc trains near Walker Station. Tex,
resulted in the death OF two persons
and the injury of four others.
In an action for damages Judge
Field, OF Louisville, Ky, decided the
Pullman company was not common
carrier.
JAMES X. EDaERLY. returning 10
Fort Henry, N. Y, from Oklahoma,
paid 81 900 for worthless bond 10
two confidence men In Chicago
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