The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-11-05
ELMER S. DuNDY, Judge of the United

ELMER >. DUNDY. Judge OF the United
States district court for Nebraska,
died at his home in Omaha. on the
2sth, after brief illness. aged &C. He
was a native or Ohio and went to Ne
braska in 1857. He leaves a valuable
estate to his widow and three children:
DURING political rally at Breeder,
w. Va, on the night of the 2Sth q riot
occurred in which several persons
were injured, among the number be-
ing two women.
A. B. HAMILTON died at Harrisburg,
Pa. on the 2Sth, from the effect of a
stroke of paralysis. He was 80 years
old. Hamilton learned the printing
trade with Simon Cameron, and held
the position of assistant clerk of the
state senate, printer to both houses OF
congress and state printer.
AN explosion of natural gas at Ava
Ion, q suburb Of Allegheny, Pa, on the
2sth, killed Bessie Osborne, aged 1a
years. and seriously injured her
brother Dale, aged nine years, and her
sister Edith, aged six years. The house
| was badly wrecked.
THE marriage of Miss Helen Hoyt
Sherman to Mr.. William Ogilvie Crit
w
on the 2sth, at ST. Paurs Episcopal
church. The bride is the youngest
daughter of Maj. Hoyt Sherman, a
| brother of Senator Sherman and the
late Gen. Sherman.
JOSEPH w. HAMBURGER, wealthy
business man of Harlem, N. Y, drank
pint of carbolic acid, on the 2sth,
and killed himself. Mr.. Hamburger
was 81 years of age, a member of the
Columbia club, and was reputed to be
| worth $780, ZOO.
II. c. CoCKREIL was convicted in the
United States court at Louisville, KY.
| on the 2Sth, on the charge of using the
mails for fraudulent purposes, and SEN
fenced to IS months Imprisonment in
tho Jeffersonville Qnd.) penitenti tiary
and fined $500. This is the limit.
GEN. FITsHUGH LEE, the United
States consul general to Cuba, in
| formed correspondent at Havana, on
| the 2Sth, that lie would sail for New
York on the 31st. Gen. Lee said that
| the purpose of his trip was to visit his
| family and attend to private business.
FRANK b. BUNCE. the manager OF
| the Lyceum theater in New York,
UleO III Ills OluCc iC CuC tICtttCI Ou IuS
| 29th.
BY an explosion of gas in No. shaft
of the Lehigh s. Wilkesbarre Coal Co..
at Wilkesbarre, Pa, on the Goth, four
| men were killed and two injured.
Two memb mbers of rescuing party who
| entered the mine soon after were over
come by fire damp and died in their
| tracks.
WILLIAN a. HARRIS. known all over
| the United States as the manufactures
of the Harris-Corliss engine, died at
| the residence OF his son in Providence,
r. l., Oh the Goth, in the sixty-second
year of his age. Death was due to a
car Ger in the stomach.
The string of horses taken over from
America by Duke and Wishard and
entered in various events on the En-
glish turf during this years racing
season, were sold at auction at New
market, on the Goth, at prices ranging
| from 42O to 1900 guineas.
The treasury gold reserve at the
close of business on the goth stood at
Sis, 315 The days Withdrawals at
New York were S3is, 200. There were
desssited $500, 600 gold in exchange for
| currency.
CHARLES o. KAISER, of Norristown,
Pa, who reported that he and his wife
had been attacked by highwaymen
while out riding, his wife being killed
by them, was, on the Goth, placed un'
der arrest on suspicion of wife muder.