The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-07-02

named Shultz with 8 baseball bat a Clarksville, Tenn, during a quarre over the game.
 AT Peters, Tenn, on the 26th there was a dynamite explosion that cost ont man his life and will be the death o at least two others. Three or foul others were also badly injured. The large mill building in which the men were working was completely demol ished.
 JOHN CUNNINGHAM, n prisoner, who was serving q murder sentence in the reformatory at Pontiac, H., attacked a guard in an attempt to escape anC was killed by the officer.
 TIE boat race on the Hudson, neal Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on the 26th, be- tween the Harvard, Cornell, ColumbiG and Pennsylvania university crews was won by Cornell. The official time was as follows: Cornell. 1929: Harvard l9:32; Pennsylvania, 20:ll; Colum bia Sl:35.
 A TRIPLE hanging took place in tho state penitentiary at Canon City, Col. on the night of the 2Gth, the men be ing Thomas Holt, Albert Noble anC Deonicio Romero, who killed Police man John Solomon in Trinidad.
 Two bad freight wrecks occurred or the M.. K. X T. recently in Texas. Al Hearne 15 cars of cattle bound for St Louis were ditched and 100 head ot stock was killed, while at Granger seven cars of merchandise were badly wrecked and Brakeman Banhan seri. ously injured.
 FIVE thousand women of Starke county, O., paid their respects to Maj. Mckinley, his wife and his mother at Canton on the 26th.
 IRWIN FORD, colored, was hanged in the District of Columbia jail on the 26th for the murder of a white girl The crime was committed on May 4.
 NEAR South McAlester, l. T., Ida Smith, while in a fit of jealousy, cut Rose Moore so badly with razor that she died soon after. The Smith woman was arrested.
 CARL ALBRIGHT was hanged at Marshfield, Ore.. on the 2Gth for the brutal murder of his wife last January.
 JOHN R. Gentry paced g mile in 2:O3 A at Red Oak, Ia., making the fastest mile ever made in June.
 FRED DEXTER, aged 16, was accident ally drowned while bathing near Clin- ton, Ia.
 LOUIS RosELAND, an employe of tho Pallman Palace Car Co. at Chicago, gave his six-year-old daughter cyarid of potassium and then committed sui eide by the same means. Domestic difficulties were the alleged cause.
 THE British steamer Lucerne, while loading for an eastbound voyage, was discovered to be on fire at midnight on the 26th at Liverpool and was scut- tied and sunk to prevent total destruc- tion. The fire was supposed to have been caused by the explosion of a lamp
 ARTHUR TAYLOR, colored, was hanged at Mariana, Ark, on the 26th for the murder of his wife last October.
 BEN BRUSH easily won the Latonia derby at Cincinnati on the 24th.
 NEGOTIATIONS were being made at San Francisco on the 18th for fight to finish between James J. Corbett and Sharkey, the sailor who recently had a four.round go with Corbett which was declared draw. The fight is to take place within six months for S1O,. 900 and the largest purse offered by a club.
 Mss LANSING ROWAN. an actress, has challenged James J. Corbett to meet her in sparring match.
 Two men were killed and three in. jured in rear-end collision on the Central Vermont railroad near Mont. pelier, Vt.
 CHIEF JUSTICE MATTsoN and two as- sociate justices recently granted G5 di. in one day at Providence, k. L