Reserved seats on sate oat Callo Wway's
Prices Balcony 25 and 5 cents All downstairs 0 cents.
02 Mar 1894
Page 1
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Newspaper
Madison Twice A Week Democrat
Location
Madison, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
1
Prices Balcony 25 and 5 cents All downstairs 0 cents.
February was colder than normal across most of the United States with heavy snow from New York to the Gulf states and rain in the east while the winter wheat belt remained covered in new snow. In Jacksonville the jury found James Corbett not guilty of Florida prize fight laws and Governor Mitchell released further action to discretion.
A fatal boiler blast near Warsaw yesterday killed two workers and injured several others at Freely nails in Elves to worship. The blast wrecked machinery, started a fire, and caused widespread damage. Survivors include Frank Rigg and Charles Dow, among others, with the cause of the explosion listed as a mystery.
The Bland silver purchase bill passes the House by a large margin after a long party-line struggle. Supporters hail the vote as a clear endorsement of coinage policy. opponents concede defeat as filibusters fail and amendments are defeated.
Reports from Montevideo and Rio Janeiro indicate Brazil held elections yesterday with no violence. Renhor Prudente de Moraes appears set to become president and Victo rino Pereira vice president despite placards backing Peixoto. Some ports suspended voting. warships reportedly sail due to fever and shortages.
President Cleveland and party traveled aboard the Violet from Long Point near Albemarle and Chesapeake canal to Croatan sound then Roanoke Island. They toured Fort Raleigh Ballast Point and Manteo teaching civilization during the excursion Tuesday morning.
Dan McAuley, a Ridgeway resident, was killed after a dispute over half a day's pay. Hi C Taylor, a local hunker manufacturer, is jailed on murder charges. Taylor dragged McAuley from a bogey, then beat him fatally. The examination revealed a broken skull. Both men were described as 500 years old and of unequal size.
Short dispatches report multiple crimes and deaths across states. West Virginia saw a logger alienate a spouse, two burglars fled after a shootout in Ohio, a minister was murdered in Mississippi, and a Brooklyn beer truck driver was killed in a quarrel.
The big hotel at Alum springs, a summer resort in this county, burned on March 2 in Daxvinia Kentucky. Loss is over 10000 dollars with insurance status unknown.
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