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80 thS syssk Ensling March ID
Miss Flavia Brewster died near Free
port, Ill, at the age Of JOG.
The Trumbull county court house, To-
cated ct Warren, Q. yyas Quilted by
IRE.
AZ Greenville, Miss, are destroyed
the Planters oil mill, the loss being
iii. 600 ssaissS
The Steel Edge Stamping and Retin-
ming com any, Of Mills, Mass. failed
for $1g2, 636.
A bill has been offered in the New
York senate TO prohib the wearing Of
tights by women. st... W.
A bed Of solid rock salt has been dis
covered on Joe jefferson Island, La, ut
10 depth Of $50 feet.
Senior de LONE was appointed Span
fish minister to the United States to
succeed Senior Mnruaga.
Aunt Julia Thompson, a colored wom-
an who claimed to be 1853 years Of age,
died in Dallas county, Tex.
Jones & Williams general store at
Lime Springs, a., burned Monday
evening. The loss is $50, 900.
Frank Sutler, an assayer, shot and
fatally wounded his wife at San Fran
cisco, Cal, and killed himself.
| Citizens Of Lexington, Neb., are urg-
| ing Sam Vol Tai, Chinaman, to make
the race for mayor Of the place.
Deacon Edward d. Boylston, the
Oldest editortin the state, poet, author
and millionaire. died at Nashua, N. 81.
John r. Tucker, aged 81, an attorney
at Jeffersonville. Ind, was killed in an
encounter with William Tayl aged 20.
Augustus s. Baker, said to be the
oldest newspaper man in New Jersey,
died at his home at Woodbury., aged SO
| years.
Joseph Boyer, misery farmer who
lived near Sedalia, Mo-, died without
revealing the hiding place Of his
| wealth.
Manitoba's legislature will reject
the order of the governor general to
restore to Catholics their parochial
schools.
One thousand rolling mill employees
at Youngstown, o., have gone on a
strike because three puddlers were dis
charged
limitations were received that ia
/ maica would levy increased taxes on
| American imports because of the duty
| on sugar.
The bank at Mount Morris, Ill, was
| robbed, the safe being wrecked with
dynamite. 1t was thought that only
$3.50 was taken.
The survivors of the invading army
that marched to Washington under
Gen. Coxey year ago had a reunion
at Massillon, 0.
M. K. Sutton, nonunion glass
blower employed at Tarentum, Pa,
was beaten to death by strikers armed
! with fence rails.
A valise con tanning $3.50 was snatched
from Leo Hale, a lumber. dealer, while
going from the bank to his Office on a
st. Louis street car.
The commission sitting in Washing
1 ton in the claims of American citizens
against the Venezuelan government
! decided in the formers favor.
j. A. Hines, treasurer Of the town OF
Armstrong, Wis, was waylaid by two
highwaymen and shot and robbed OF
5000. He is not fatally injured.
Hon. A. N. Mosely, congressman from
| the Fourteenth Missouri district, and
the youngest member of congr ass, was
married at Dexter to Miss Efie Smith.
! Incendiaries caused the total destruc-
ton of Robinson & Co. g stock barns
near Decatur, Ind. Over $50 hogs
\ and some cattle and horses were
burned.
Judge Kicks has decided that for
eign-born woman who comes to the
United States and marries citizen OF
this country becomes a citizen of the
United States.
| The l5Oth anniversary Of the founda-
ton of the Second Parish Unitarian
church was celebrated at Binghamton,
Mass, in the meeting house which was
erected In 1742.
Six United States prisoners escaped
from iail at Fort Scott, Kan, Sunday
night. Among them is Bill West, the
notorious outlaw who killed Deputy
Marshal Kinney in Miami, |. T..
Arbor Day IL April 10.
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