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Three trainmen were killed and five
injured in a freight collision, near
Abel, lows.
A company of marines from the U.
S. S. Prairie landed at Colon under
command of Captain Smedley D. But
Ter and was entrained for Panama,
whence the marines will be sent to a
point on the coast, south of Panama.
Hundreds of Missouri criminals may
get out of prison as a result of a state
supreme court decision.
The Unites States supreme court be-
gins hearing arguments in the case OF
the Northern Securities company.
William Mayme, superintendent OF
the insane hospital at Lancaster, Wis,
was murdered by Tom Fox, an insane
patient.
Rev. DIR. Savage of New York de-
clares that Adam and Eve were myths
Former President Cleveland denies
he was arrested in Virginia for violat-
ing the game laws.
Crazed by champagne and the loss
of her lover, Do1lie Reven, of Sioux
City, Ia, attempted suicide by taking
poison and setting her clothes on fire.
She may recover.
Thamas Heating, shift boss at the
Rarus mine, was seriously stabbed by
one of the employees of the Casino, at
Butte, Mont.
Fl j. Rosenberg, a well known
merchant of Memphis, Tenn, was shot
and fatally wounded by a masked man
while leaving his store. In turn, he
shot his assallant, who turned out to
be member of the police force.
The Japanese landed an army in
Korea to suppress rioting.
Immense deposits of tin have been
found in Colorado, said to be the rich
est in the world.
A strike threatens the Chicago pack
ers because of. disagreement with
the coopers.
w. j. Bryan's son-in-law is threat
ened with breach of promise suit
Secretary Root approves plan for
the creation of military division.
Harry Name, cashier of the Farmers
and Merchants bank of Linn Grove,
Iowa, shot himself through the heart.
During storm off St. Johns, N. F.,
the schooner Sailors Home was
wrecked and the entire crew per-
ished.
School children caused a wreck on
the Rock Island railroad in Colorado
by placing bolt on the track.
United States Minister Allen has de-
manded definite answer from the
Korean government in regard to the
opening of the port of Wiju.
The steamer City of Washington ar
ing the signed copy of the canal treaty
of the republic of Panama. The treaty
was in metal box in charge of the
purser, who turned it over to repre-
sentative of the government on arrival
at the dock.
Celia ellison and Fannie Lewis, mere
school girls, sixteen and eighteen years
old, were arrested at WASHINGTON, D. c.,
on the charge of systematic robbery of
|schoolhouses.
A Harvard professor finds that scar
let fever is caused by the lower form of
animal life.
A baby was born on the stage at
Kankakee, Ill, just at the close of a
theatrical performance.
Russian officers are to be given COM
mands in the Korean army.
A new socialist party has been or
ganized in South Dakota.
Mrs. Julia Bayless, of Des Moines,
Ia, was awarded a judgment of Sc, 600
against John Stevenson, who knocked
her eye with his fist.
Fire DESTROYED the town hall, the
Calumet printing Office, the public IL
brary and saloon at Prentice, Wis.
Jesse Woolworth, of Clear Lake, S.
D., raised $500 bushels of grain and
Expended only 500 for help.
At Oil City, Pa, Leonard johnson
shot and killed his wife and then
killed himself to avoid lynching.
Haledon, N. j., was badly flooded by
the giving way of dam.
The editor of the Germania, at Mil.
waukee, Wis, is challenged to fight a
duel by Albert Hoffman.