Warren sheaf., 1894-09-27

assassination, Wilson Woodley, was
hanged at Montgomery, Ala
NORTHERN IOWA and southern Min
nesota were swept by q cyclone that
killed two persons at Emmetsburg, Ia.,
and three at Leroy, MINI. Dodge Cen
ter and Lowther, in Minnesota, were
devastated.
In Columbus, O., company has been
incorporated to build an electric road
from Pittsburgh to Chicago and to
furnish heat and light to towns along
the line.
In Kansas City Francis M. Logan,
aged 80, q firebug and proud Of it, was
sent to the Missouri penitentiary for
five years for setting fire to the yards
of the Kansas City Lumber company.
He volunteered the statement that he
had been causing big fires in all parts
of the United States and Canada fol
many years.
RAIN and hail did great damage
throughout central Iowa. At Knox
vile the storm was especially severe.
REPUBLICANS of the First district Of
Michigan nominated John B. Corliss
for congress, and w. G. Robinson was
nominated by the populists in the
Third district of Alabama.
The SON of Breckenridge attempted
to pick a quarrel with Judge Kinkead
at Lexington, KY, and made an at
tack with a knife on former friend
who had supported Owens.
JASPER and John Atkins (white)
were hanged at Winnesboro, s. c., for
the murder Of William Camp.
CATTLEMEN and Cheyenne Indians
near Woodward, O. T., were at war
and the settlers In the vicinity were
moving their effects into town and the
citizens were arming.
THE doors of the Commercial bank
of Weeping. Water, Neb., were closed
with deposits of $2e,000 and $50, 900 in
loans.
IRENE WASHINGTON and Edmonia
Anderson, two octoroons, fought u
duel with knives at Swift, Ala, and
both were killed.
A BOAT capsized in the Ohio river at
Pomeroy, o., and David Nutter, Rob-
ert Thompson, Daniel Harrigan, Ment
Chester and Ernest Thomas were
drowned; all colored and single.
In st. Louis fve-story business
block was destroyed by fire, causing
loss of $500, 900, and five firemen were
injured.
The post Office at Appomattox, where
known as Surrender.
A RUNAWAY team dashed into the
family of Daniel Stevenson at Clear
field, Ia, killing two children and ia
tally injuring the father.
In the cyclone which swept north
ern Iowa and southern Minnesota
seventy persons are known to have
lost their lives, while the property
damages are enormous
A MOB took three negroes who had
murdered merchant at McGhee,
Ark, from the sheriff and hanged
them to telegraph pole.
A FIRE that started on q wharf de-
stroyed property worth $1,5OO,O 900 in
Portland, Ore, and three men were
supposed to have been burned to death.
DEMOCRATS of the Eleventh Missis-
sippi district nominated ]. G. Spencer
for congress on the 1,15eth ballot. In
the Sixth Illinois district the repub-
icans nominated E. D. Cooke.
THE gold output of Colorado for 1854
will reach $4,000, 900, the largest in it's
history. 1t is hoped to mine $25, ,OOO,-
200 in 1895.
In Big Four train wreck near Day
ton, O., Gilbert NUM- was killed and
two other men fatally injured.
AT meeting of the democratic COM
mittee Of the Ashland district in
Frankfort, KY, William G. Owens was
declared the nominee for congress by
q plurality of 255 votes.
WHILE attending the sovereign
grand lodge meeting James Anderson,
grand scribe of the Ohio odd fellows,
died at Chattanooga, Tenn.