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NEWS PARAGRAPHS. A DISPUTE on the Smith farm, near Newark, O., about the division of cer wheat, resulted in the killing of man and the wounding of three others. PRESIDENT GREENHUT has stopped the of all products of the whisky trust because of the government order to tax at Chicago instead of New York. RALPH SMITH, a farmer living near Wabash, Ind., has disappeared, leaving wife and child in destitute circumstances. It is believed he has met foul play. LING SING, the private steward to Capt. Roth, commanding the United States revenue steamer Wolcott, is un der arrest at Port Townsend, Wash. charged with sunggling opium. THE secretary-general of the eleventh international medical convention, which to be held at Rome, September 24 cables from Genoa that the congress been postponed to April, 1894. FREDERICK HANLEY, a seventeen-year convict from Berrien County, and Charles Justice, doing nine years from Detroit, both for burglary, made their escape from the Jackson, Mich., penitentiary. THE differences between the Ameritinplate factory and the Welsh workmen at Elwood, Ind., who have been out on a strike, have been satisfactorily adjusted and work will be resumed. Two Italians, Charley Tirro, aged 25, and Giovanni Di Scenza, aged 21, were drowned near Detroit while bathing James Smith, a 13-vear-old boy, was drowned at Des-Chree-Shos-Ka by falling from the landing. THE boiler in the grist mill of Isaac Howell & Son at Pittsburg, III., explod with terrible force. The building badly wrecked. Isaac Howell was killed and William Howell was badly scalded and cannot recover. IN Red Lake River near Grand Forks D., John Bulgick, aged 13, Joseph Bulgick, 11; and Delold Cote were drowned. Two were engaged in a swimming race and both went down The third attempted their rescue, losing own life. EDWARD KUHN, the German farmer ai Shelbyville, Ind., who found strvehnine his food, has since discovered that it also in the flour and lard. He is slowly recovering. Detectives believe neighbor and relative is the criminal are not ready yet to give details. THE First National Bank of Hammond Ind., has suspended. MRS. KANUTE JOHNSON issuffering from leprosy at Des Moines, Ia. RALPH MCALLISTER, aged 18, suicided by shooting, at Morrison, III. JUAN BURGER, 13 years old, died a Kokomo, Ind., from cigarette smoking THE estate of the late Father Mollinof Pittsburg, amounts to $84,195.11 THE W. H. Livingston Company, of Sioux City, dry goods, has assigned Debts, $45,000. EDWARD JONES was shot and killed Thursday night at Bird's Station, Ind. by Charles Griffin. THOMAS GULEIFORD, of Chicago, was drowned while bathing in the Missis sippi at Muscatine. SHARPTOWN, Ind., was visited by a cloudburst which destroyed crops and drowned herds of live stock. MRS. CLARA GEE, a dentist of Grand Rapids, Mich., suffering from overwork drowned herself in a cistern. THE clothing of Mary Neiman, of St. Louis, 10 years old, was set on fire by a boy and she was fatally burned. KANSAS strikers assaulted miners in defiance of the injunction issued from: federal court. One man was hurt. DENVER'S City Council has appropri $15,000 for the purpose of employ idle men at work on the streets. Gov. RENFROW, of Oklahoma, has ousted regents of the agricultural college, charging malfeasance in office. BOBBY TAYLOR, fighting under the so briquet of the "Sailor Kid,' was killed a prize fight at Denver by William Robinson. THE Lebanon, Pa., Trust and Safe Deposit Bank has failed. It has a capita of $50,000. It is believed the suspension temporary. ARCHBISHOP REDWOOD, of Wellington New Zealand, who will attend the Cath Congress at Chicago, has arrived at San Francisco. RAILROAD officials say there is an immense coal tonnage in sight and expect the business to be four times greater than last year. WHILE intoxicated J.B. Milliken sat down upon the Lake Erie & Western tracks near Fostoria, O. He was run and killed. THE steamer Gibraltar while passing through the Straits of Belle Isle was struck by ice and completely wrecked Her crew was saved, THE Michigan Peninsular Car Compahas laid off over 1,500 men. P. J. Moss, the well-known railway contractor, died at St. Louis, aged 35. H. C. DITTMAR, the well-known turi correspondent, died suddenly at New York. Two men were killed and several injured by a boiler explosion at Mount Joy, O. WILLIAM ALSOP escaped from the Indiana prison south by deliberately walkaway.
