The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1901-08-29
WESTERN.

Girsla Wild. were lynched near Pearce
City, Mo.
An explosion of a cannon at Fort Ri
ley, Kan, killed two soldiers and injured
| seven others.
Five business buildings were burned at
Britton, S. ID. Loss, $4,000. partly COW
cred by insurance.
| Foreign creditors ofsGerhard Terlinden
brought garnishment proceedings against
Milwaukee banks, where he had funds.
Avowed opponents of Gov. La Toilette
have organized a Republican League in
| Wisconsin and have issued an address
to the public.
The mangled body Of Game Warden
John Mccarthy was found in the Mongo-
liam Mountains near Flagstaff, A. I. He
had been killed by bear.
| A membership in the Kansas City
Board of Trade sold the other day at
81 800. the highest price ever paid. The
+; par value Of the membership is $1,000.
The union molders at the Lima. Ohio,
| Machine Works quit work because they
were asked to make castings for Column
bus, Ohio, concern where the men are
| on strike.
Melville Nevin, aged % years, a resi-
dent of Missouri. while hunting in Lyttle
Greek Canyon. California, fell from a
| precipice over the Bonita Falls and broke
his neck.
Sam Strong, the millionaire mine own
er, was shot and killed IT Cripple Creek.
Colo, by Grant Crumley. The shooting
/ ,ool- ,,l.ca in tba Naunnr, caloon o,,,.l
by Crumley.
One thousand armed men drove every
| negro from Pierce City. No.. cremated
one aged man, burned FIVE houses and de-
| creed that here after no cOlOred man shall
| reside in the town.
Jack Winters, who got away with
500, 600 in gold bullion from the Selby
smelling works at Martinez, Cal. and
afterward confessed, was sentenced 10
fifteen years at Folsom.
Police Lieutenant John Dunn has been
appointed director of the police depart
ment of Cleveland, vice Charles W. Lapp.
who succeeded H. II. Hyman as director
| of the fire department
Three oarsmen from St. Joseph. Mich.
attempting 10 cross Lake Michigan To
Chicago, in a rowboat, drifted helpiessly
ashore near Michigan City. Ind. after a
hard fight with the waves.
In Toledo, Ohio. Miss Ida Heine, while
walking in her sleep, stepped out of an
open upper window ald fell TO the
ground. a sheer descent of thirty feet.
She was not seriously injured.
William Cherry. aged % years, died
on Santa Fe train between Topeka and
Kansas City He was on his way home
from Riverside, Cal. khere he had spent
year trying TO regain his health.
The Hamilton. Ohio. branch of the
American Can Company has discharged
300 men. half its force. because Of the
failure of the fruit and vegetable crop.
having reduced the demand for cans TO
such a great extent.
The stage on the Ager-Klamath Falls
route was held up by highwaymen ten
miles east OF Alger. Cal. They secured
the Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S express treas
ure box and the United States mail.
Henry Dolan, who died in New York,
a few days ago. left an estate valued ut
| $S.OOO,OOO. His property is TO 80. 1t is
understood, to his niece, Mary l.. DeFor-
rest, of Irving. Kan. She is the daugh-
ter of his only brother.
The house OF p Byrne at Currie,
Mimi, was completely consumed and
three children are dead and a fourth prob
ably dying from burns. The parents
were in the harvest field and the origin
of the fire is unknown.
Otto Faulkenburg, once known as the
White Cap leader of Perry County. for
, which he served FIVE years in the State
prison. was shot, it is charged, by An
drew Lamon, near Branchville. Ind. The
deed is the result Of an old feud.
The freight sheds, twenty-five loaded
and twenty-five empty freight ears. be-
longing TO the Union Pacific Railroad.
We're burned at the transfer depot of that
company in Council Bluffs. causing
loss estimated at nearly 100000.
News has reached Pine, Ore. THAI
| there is great excitement on East Pine
Greek on account of the finding of seven
teen head of cattle that had been shot
to death. 1t is supposed that the killing
of the cattle was the work of sheep herd
ers.
Robert Hutter and jefferson Rutter,
two farmers. were instantly killed at
Iigo. Ohio, by Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern train. The men We're eat
ing lunch in their wagon they crossed
the track and did not observe the moving
train.
At an early hour the other day fire
broke out in the rear of Charles ID.
Speedes' restaurant. in Elma. Iowa, and
within two hours one solid block of East
Elma's business buildings was n mass of
smoldering ruins, the estimated loss be-
ing $4,000.
A heavy wind and rain storm swept
through the town of Anadarko. Okla. All
the larger buildings in process of con
struction were blown down. together with
large number Of tents and smaller
houses. Two persons We're killed and
many injured.
Miss Girsla Wild, 23 years old, was
murdered by a negro at Pierce City, Mo.
Miss Wild was returning TO her home
from town and when attacked half I,
mile west OF town resisted. The negro
cut her throat and she died before as
sistance could reach her.
Olaf Moran. . tailor. Of Chicago, died