The Yale expositor., 1898-08-19
MEMS Told IN PARAGRAPHS.
Minor Happenings Of the Past
Week.
EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS.
r Political, Religious, Social and Criminal
Doings of the Whole World Carefully
Condensed for Oar Readers-The Ac-
cident Record.

Dayton, O.-The Pasteur-Chamber-
lain Filter companys plant was de-
stroyed, the loss being $4,000.
Winamac, Ind.-George w. Funk
was nominated as a candidate for state
senator by the republicans of Cass and
Pulaski counties.
Kokomo, Ind.-Prof. Lyman Gentry,
a prominent educator, died at SAM
tarum. He was a brother or Prof.
Gentry Of the Kokomo schools.
Marinette, Wis.-William Lund, Z
year-o!d boy, was instantly killed by
falling from the rear of a wagon, an
other heavy vehicle passing over him.
Shabonier, Ill.-John Frlsby. while
moving weeds in his yard accidentally
cut off one leg of his 4-year-old child
and injured the other leg so that 1t VIII
have to be amputated.
South Bend, Ind.-Maj. Evans, col
ored. who was in Jail for attempting 10
kill Nellie Heinkle, white woman
because of unrequited love, was re-
leased and the couple have been mar
ried.
South Bend Ind.-Harvey Grady and
Calvin Galloway, both colored, quar-
relied over Grady's wife. Grady was
shot through the heart and Galloway
was badly injured in the head with
brick.
Dundas. Wis.-Assemblyma Joseph
Wolfnger's plant, consisting OF a
cheese box factory, barrel, key ana
butter tub factory, warehouse, lumber
and manufactured stock, was burned
The loss is 5000.
Peotone. nl.-Dr. Kirkpatrick was
called to his door at o'clock In the
morning by some one, who fired ut
him with a revolver, but missed. DR..
Henry was arrested on suspicion oil
being the assailant.
Eau Claire, Wis.-Judge Hubbard
has filed a decree in the matter or the
protest of Henrietta Proctor or 81.
Paul against the admission OF the VIII
NJ William Carson. the late millionaire
ZIMMERMAN. Judge Hubbard decides
that Mrs. Proctor is not the daughter
of William Carson. but OF Samuel and
Susan Lamb, although Susan Lamb for
a time left her husband and lived with
William Carson.
Idaho Springs, Col.-James Rewark,
a local pugilist, died from injuries re-
ceived in a twenty-round contest last
night with Robert Watkins, a colored
fighter.
Paris-The night train on the rail-
way to Lisieux, thirty-four miles east
OF Caon. was derailed near Bonvillers.
Seven persons we're killed and forty
one were injured.
Cumberland, Md.-Two Mormon eld-
ers were attacked at Flintstone, this
county. by a mob. The Mormons saved
their lives by fleeing to the mountains.
Geneseo, Ill.-Maj. J. NJ. Hosford is
dead. He was rs years old and was
one of the oldest settlers in Geneseo,
having lived here since 1854. He was
prominent in education and phi
lanthropical work.
Messina-A violent shock of earth
quake was felt here, throwing the in
habitants into a great panic.
Dayton, O.-Fire started in the Pas
teur-Chamberlin Filter Company's
plant on Wyandotte street and before
it could be extingushed the entire
plant was Quilted. The loss is placed
at $500OO insured in local companies.
San Francisco, Cal.-Fire destroyed
$500 900 worth of property in the raj
sin-packing section of Fresno City and
caused the loss of four lives-three
Chinese and white Waterman named
Harper.
Saharsville, GA storm passed over
this part of Noble county accompanied
by heavy hail, which largely destroyed
the large tobacco crop. Some farm
ers lost as high as $500.
Macomb, Ill.-During a heavy cleo
trical storm Horace Adcock, a 12-year-
old boy of this city, died from fright
Vienna Two German tourists,
Messrs. Zoll and Durbeck, have been
killed during an attempted ascent OF
the Dreisch Usterspitz, in the Dolo-
mite Alps.
Geneva, Ill.-Jerome Kendall, an old
settler of Kane county, was found
dead in bed.
Denver, Col.-Miss Ruth NJ. Osborne,
daughter OF d. NJ. Osborne, the mil
lionaire reaper manufacturer of Au-
burn, N. Y, is dead of consumption.
Amherst, Wis.-Mr Tours, living
seven miles west of here, was severe
ly injured by the explosion of ~
gauge she'll
London.-The Statist predicts great
wave of American prosperity after the
war and active European business in
American securities.
Strong endeavors are being made to
get the Prince of Wales to visit the
United States and Canada next sum-
mer
Asheville, N. C.-Brig. Gen. John S.
Poland died here of fever contracted
at Chickamauga. The remains were
taken to his home in New York state.
Syracuse, N. Y.-The strike OF the
employees of the Syracuse Rapid Tran
sit Railway company was settled and
the men returned to work.
Madison, Wis.-George Haggerty, the
12-year-Old son of ID l. Haggerty of