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THE el etric light plant at Franki Ind., was destroved by a boiler exp sion. The loss is $10,000. FREIGHT handlers in St. Louis, M failed to strike, as was expected, on count of a reduction 10 wages. \ SECOND fight between boomers a troops has taken place in the herok Strip, Two boomers were killed. THE property of the company pla ming an electric road between India apolisand bicago has been attached THE Standard Bievele Manufacturi Company, of Indianapolis has faile The assets and liabilities are each $6 000. THE Niedringhaus timplate and stan ing works at St. Louis. Mo., will start next week. giving employment to 2,0 hands. ARRY Lt rzand George Ross. propr tors of the Areade ice cream parlo Muncie, Ind., are under arrest charg with arson. NEARLY all mills at Fall River, Mas have shut down. THE Bank of Commerce at Hava Cuba, has suspended. ANOTHER death from cholera has curred on Swinburne Island. W. W. DEAN,a prospector, was buri in the sand near Lincoln, Neb. MRS. SOPHIA BEANING was killed an electric car at Indianapolis. PRINCE LEOPOLD, of Austria, is of hunting trip in the Adirondacks. MOBS still threaten to attack Chir men in San Joaquin Valley, Cal. MAIL M. B. FARR, a well-kno Brookly newspaper man, is dead. CHOCTAWS and Chickasaws refuse sell their lands to the government. JOHN HOGAN was mysteriously mi dered by poison at Shelbyville, Ind. THE Finney County Bank of Kans was deliberately looted by the officers JOHN OLESON, of Oswego, III., SI posed to have suicided, was murder NELLIE GRAY, of Rochester, Ind under arrest on a charge of horse-ste ing. IN a fight between Mexican troo and rebels three of the latter we slain 1. M. MMINGS, of Des Moines, I IS a candidate for United States NE ator. ST. PAUL printers refused to acce the cut in wages suggested by owners offices. THREE of the Wilson gang of Ke tucky desperadoes were captured officers. THE post-office at Washington, I was robbed of $75 in money and $300 stamps. THREE attempts were made near S Francisco to wreck atraincrowded " passengers. BARRETT Scorr. county treasurer a fugitive from Lincoln, Neb. He is defaulter. THE Irondale Rolling Mill Company Anderson, Ind., has signed the Annal: mated scale. PRESIDENT CLEVELAND, and family " leave Buzzard's Bay for Washington September 1. FRED. MILLER, a juryman, fell fro the court-house window at Newton, I and was killed. \ JEWELRY store in the City of Me CO was robbed of several thousand de lars worth of goods. JOHN TERHAN fell into a well which was cleaning at Reading, Ohio, and " suffocated by foul air. \ BOAT capsized in Niagara River a Edward Brennan, of New York Ci was.carried over the falls. WILLIAM HIGHFIELD, the Whitee: was sentenced to two years 111 the pe tentiary at Evansville, Ind. THE Hubbard & Vincent saw mill Duluth. Minn., burned. Loss, $16.0 \ BLOCK of buildings burned at T. arkana, Ark., causing a loss of $40,000 \ DOZEN buildings were destroved fire at Benton, III., causing a loss $150,000 Lois ARMSTADE, ont of employment Toledo, O., committed suicide by taki laudanum. THE body of John Oleson, an Oswes 111. farmer, was found in the road " a bullet in the head. THE residence of .I. W. Ellis, at No port, R. 1., was entered by burglars a robbed of jewelry worth $8,000. JOHN M. LOWERY, a prominent citiz of Hot Springs, Ark., was shot killed by a dairy named Wilson. BURGI VRS cracked the safe in 1 Missouri Pacific freight office at No raska City, Neb., and secured $1,000. JOHN W. ASILEAR, the painter member of the National Academy sit 1851 and an associate since 1835. is JOHN BOYD and George Terry resist arrest at the hand of a sheriff's posse Winslow, Ark., and Boyd was si dead. J. B. BRT NER. treasurer of the CO bined Masonic lodges of Omaha, No IS alleged to be $1,200 short in h counts. WILLIAM Mo MAIN, a miner of Dona souville, ind., was badly erushed 11110 falling slate and died soon after bei taken out. THE German American Bank at Paul will resume business. CONGRESSMAN DENN. of New Jersey seriously ill with heart failure. CYRUS BROWN. aged 50 years, shot killed his wife near Columbus, Ind THE Sons of Veterans have adop black belts instead of belts of g color THE steamer Weser from Naples arrived at New York with 1,000 pass gers. MALIGNANT diphtheria has broken in Findiay, O., and the town has be quarantined. S M. DORR & Sox, in Western be and mortgage business at Rutland. ) failed. Liabilities, $142,875. In has been necessary to call
