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Albert Bray, aged 39, a farmer living Noblesville, Ind., cut the throats ot his near wife, his 9-year-old son, Carl, his 2year-old daughter, Edna, and then killed himself. No cause is known for the deed. Mrs. Henry Grundy. a rich widow aged died nt Youngstown, O., as the result 50, of starvation. Her husband recently died and she afterward refused all food. The Jasper county jail at Paulding, was burned and two prisoners, a Miss., E. A. Strickland and Mollie Daniels, negro woman. were cremated. George Sanders fatally assaulted Fisher with a club a piano tuner named at La Grange, Ind., and then hanged himself to a rafter in a deserted house. Corning, Ia., was visited by a busi- fire which destroyed one-third of the ness houses. the loss being $200,000. Dr. Andrew J. Purdy, aged 50. pasof the Asbury Methodist church at in Buffalo, tor dropped dead on the street Corning, N. Y. For spitting in his son's face Temple J. Houston shot and fatally wounded B. Jenkins at Woodward, O.T. Fred Pratt, the companion of John Sair in the bank robbery and double armurder D. at Sherburne, Minn., was rested at Albert Lea, in that state. James Anderson and Henry Cyat, a colored, were shot to death by both mob near Taylor's Ferry, Ala. They and were accused of having murdered robbed Randolph Falls, a farmer. hurricane caused immense damage A property on the New England coast and to the loss of several lives. At Garfield park, Chicago, James seconds Michael, the Welchman, clipped 18 the American five-mile bicycle was record. off His time for the distance 9:20. Mrs. G. Walsdorfer, of Leo, O., child was playing with her baby. when the with its struck its mother in the eyes finger nails, rendering her hopelessly a blind. The Security Trust company. banking concern at Nashua, N.H., failed for $300,000. Charles Hadworth and Henry Welsh for were executed at Wewoka, O. T., murder. The exports of specie from the port the New York for the week ended on and 10th of amounted to $1,000 in gold $873,740 in silver. The imports were: Gold, $2,213,296 silver, $57,907. Prof. J. A. Blaisdell, aged 69 years. Beloit college. committed suicide at of Kenosha, Wis. Sickness was the cause. Snow fell in portions of Nebraska with a temperature of only ten degrees above zero. After a four months' recess the United in States supreme court reconvened The Washington for the October term. court docket contains 615 cases. against Oc751 at the beginning of last year's tober term. An unknown man jumped into the at Prospect point, Niagara Falls, the and water was immediately swept over American falls. The visible supply of grain in the United States on the 12th was: Wheat, bush434,000 bushels; corn. 14,468,000 els; 52, oats. 9,533,000 bushels: rye, bushels. 2,032. 000 bushels: barley, 2,920,000 The effect of the political agitation business throughout the country upon indicated by the falling off in postal endreceipts is of $63,000 for the quarter ing September 30. The forty-third session of the International Typographical union convened at Colorado Springs. Col. The First national bank of Eddy, N. of M., closed its doors with liabilities $75.000. By the assignment of Printer follow- E. F. Bigelow, of Portland, Conn., the in his papers, which were printed to susestablishment, ing are compelled the The Middletown Tribune, Wespend: Middletown County Record, Colchester the leyan College Argus and the Advocate. Col. J. R. McLain. a large lumber asdealer of Putnam county. W. Va., signed with liabilities of $100,000. Because his sweetheart, Miss Tillie Dietzman. would not consent to marry Philip Zimmer shot and fatally then wounded him. the girl in St. Louis and killed himself Epping, N. H., was visited by a busi- fire destroyed six of its principal $100, that ness houses and caused a loss of 000. While Preserved Grant was Chardon, coma patent medicine at a Mrs. pounding the mixture exploded and in Perry O., and her child were fataMy jured. The Atlantic coast in both directions with New York was strewn from wrecks of bathhouses, piers and yachts, broke result of a high tide which the records. At many resorts summer moorhotels all were plucked from their and floated out to sea. ings Fire destroyed business buildings at at Great Barrington, Mass.. valued $200,000. Bufford Overton was executed at Har- 1895. Ky., for the murder, June 21, Jewish lan, of Gustave and Julia Loeb, two peddlers. PERSONAL AND POLITICAL. Y. Atkinson was reelected gover by a ( W. of Georgia by the democrats 35,000. majority nor of not less than once Gen. George A. Sheridan, political of speaker Louisfamous
