Warren sheaf., 1897-08-12
2Sarren A.sa}
JOHN P. MATTsoN. Ed;$oA Ind kbr&
WARREN, 4 tk!
THE news.
Compiled From Late Dispatches.
..0oA SE1cv,

Hardin Johnson, his wife and dqugh-
ter and Dan, Hazelwood, all colored,
were fatally poisoned in Louisvilla, Ky,
by laudan,lm placed in their food. The
crime is charged upon a neighbor.
At Webster City, Ia, lightning strucl k
IN 20 places during severe storm, and
Two children of John Lupus were
@''sk"; "sns25ldstaeia sl ye5bfs 5as5jdl(66
mis- wife, Sc years old, committed sui
.buSihtess re4serrsea : /H'jIi Z
Fire destroyed the woolen mills at
jackson, Tenn, causing loss OF $100.-
900.
The publicsdebtr rstatemspt issued ON
the Cd shows that the debt increased
56,.oo,56o during the month of July.
Ehe~cash balaace-in the Treasury! !%as
Ss67,96I,y32.>! The total debt. less the
cash balance in the treasury, amounts
to o9a,446.646.
Mrs. PyVilliam, Hunts was *killed by a
stray bullet from a target rifle near
Hindsboro. III. She leaves II children.
,|All departments of the Cleveland co.,
rolling mills resumed operations, Civ
ing 1000 men work.
Two new churches and many houses
were, wrecKed rDy a tornado at }e to-
hatcliie. Ala >~~S 80 ) ,
Williqp j. Mallmap.sa WsllaknoWp
.lMlsj ness man taiuid| chp {r2oaY ofa{ {heare-
publican county committee, dropped
afcad in the streets of Sheboygan, wis.
Expert Samuel C. .Dunbsn, eN the
federal bureau of LABOR at Washington,
left for the gold belt of Alaska. where
he will make an Investigations -
President Mckinley! will attend the
rennion Of the Society Of the AEmy5of
the Potomac ct Trey: y. ", YAqgqstP9
4 sextupleS telegraph Wire Was ssuc-
cessfully operated between Boston and
New Haven, 300 miles. three messages
,oeins| sent over the wire smu ahe heous4
ly.
George B. Hamlet, of Ohio. has been
snfesc snrs"'* SES Sf #kfe1e eSRsStcS of Sc%
York.
An-stesh,B3 {a~hbwspp, sqhtfoyA|ss,.e,t y + y n. q
John OMeara. superintendent of the
MQqnIght mine near Duttcs AloAts rel
suited in-the killing ;of-his two littl}
-sI!El!s sI:l! Z. and MaRWie Repsqn1zs - -r 4,--z-
|FeTrircee' ca T. rtoWdertv.. 81 efEfnsvi!
.vania;S took +he <Prrscri hed ID % fthi~an ii and re-
.ceived his cofnHAssien ;ts commissioned
general of immigration.
The fast flyer on the Kansas PACIFIC
was wrecked 40 gnlttes eaSt ofDeav9,
auasgtwU irfmme n we're Killed and al
ruuhor of ,,occo,rore ,x.oro ;,:,.o.1
The mammoth hardware establish !
nent of C. C::.Snytle1r was bairbed at Can
ton, O.. the loss being S10o,0o0.
The army of the United States is now
'filledHQs TIE Unlisted strengths hzallowed
by law.
John rlan'agan;; the champion ham.
4ne7. 'hrower, surpassed all records in
Albany. N.Y., by throwing the 16-pound|
hammer l57 feet inches. 80
Mi SIS Clara Hall. aged IS. daughter of
a5ReTSvSoqd E'Aall, a, Cartilage m1ahaAk-
st.rrer OF Grand Rapids a aritt' Miss Ethel
Herrick. aged IS, a daughter of George
6. Nerrick, were 'droW'lied.at Ottawa
Beach. Mich, while bathing.
Durihg aistormY Yhailstones stopbeG
train on the Rock Island road near
.Dtt,fawal he They Banked on13R eFeraek
like sno.Wo . = - =. :. :. - r. - =
The reports as to the condition of the
tcraps shronghout'the country ;were@fa-
lEora bic. !!'.,et ~ ,-,!!r ~ .ljp ',b iiiV
, Louis Allemen, Willie Sellmeg and
Eddie Johnson, boys rrapgeyings, Il ID age age
from'9 toll years, were drowHed difnTthe
river al ST.. Louis, while bathing g,9t,433
The eight gas cotppap apies in Chicago
combded with'a capitaf stock of $25,-
~ooD,oo0. ,';
- The imports of breadstuffs into the
Jnir4l tStaAs 4'trirg s khe lastiscas ear
amcA:h fsA fa ~ai ees,e a., ~ 8s6a3.s ~
4 statue of, the late Vice president
Schi1N'fefrolfaS is5to be erectedin Sol ii
Eend. Ind
Fire destroyed starton's~ hotel, two
banks: tW? 4f'YYgg ,stores. and ten ,QtAer
bni,djngsl IL 'Eewisbhrgg, W. '1VIasn Va.sn the
total loss being ,slQo,o9Q; "a
Nicola TcsrS al announntce4d unntc,e4d::iin in New York
the completion of his latest discovery
the siniulta neois transmission of
tSsI =" e. 5sS IL lISta
points, o., the surface Of ths hs ss;lqbe as
may be desired: - ,4.{j., ,,;1 u,4
Gov. 'Lcedy;; Of kansas closed every
saloon in Topeka. A
l}Fhe eighteenth2national nseA Of tAe
LeaRue of Observation-Disclosures brientd
in Philadelphia: x~>.,,
Font gif{sl Myrtle Pample: >naea IS;
Emma Pample. aged II; Ethel Pam.
pie, aged IS. ard Bessie Adamsi|aged
II. were drowned in Skunk river near