Democratic Sentinel, Volume 18, Number 20, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 1 June 1894 — Overflow or News. [ARTICLE+ILLUSTRATION]

Overflow or News.

Zella Nicolaus, it is said, will seek a divorce. The Four Courts building at. St. Louis is falling 1o pieces. The store of G. A. Regan was robbed at Harmon, Neb., of #SU. Edward D. Bartlett, the Brooklyn warehouse owner, is dead. Mss. Florence Foval attempted suicide at St. Louis by taking poison. Mrs. Cleveland has ended her visit to Buffalo and returned to Washington. Ex-Senator Shaw and Miss Theresa Bausch were married at Wapakcneta, O. Robert Dixon shot and killed William Harvey, at Lander, Wyo., in a quarrel. An injunction has been issued in Utah restraining Coxeiites from entering Davis County. Between 600 and TOO Coxeyites from California will arrive in Albuquerque. N. M., in a few days. The Grand Court of the United Commercial Travelers of America began it. annual session at Cleveland. The Arkansas wholesae grocers will bo given a banquet at Hot bpritigs by the Chamber of Commerce th re. Charles O'Neill, a painter, was kille 1 in St. Louis by a fab from a platform on which he was working. Detective Charles Hickey shot and killed James Parrott, who was beating a woman, at Louisville, Ky. The Supreme Court of Minnesota has decided the anti-scalper law valid, reversing the lower court's decision, S l'Rtkers at Kangley, 111., drove out the miners near that place and wrecked the mine by filling it up with debrisT. De Sousa Rosa, the Portuguese Minister at Washington, has been appointed to fill a like position ai Paris.. The 700 wealei s at Denver. Colo., declare they will not leave the city until the railroads concede cheap rates East. Oglesby strike s visited amine near Ottawa, ill., burned the tools and destroyed the mine by removing the props. Over 6,000 psrsors attended the farewell service of the Rev. B. F. Mills, the evangelist, at Owenshr.ro, Kentucky. action on bids for the State printing is in abeyance at Pierre. S. D., until the e nstitutionaiity of the State law is decided. . Canadian smugglers, granted partial immunity by corrupt government officials, have, become very bold in their depredations. W. F. Shaw, the convicted coin shaver, was sentenced at Sioux City, la., to eighteen months a l , hard* labor in the penitentiary. It is announced- at London that American men of letters have contrib; uted lor the erection of a monument to the memory of the poet Keats, which will be unveiled soon at Hampstead. “Gen.” Sanders' army at Leavenworth, Kas., under arrest for train stealing, will be released on their own r cogi)i',anyo. Sanders and three of his aids wjll be Required to give bonds.

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