Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-05-29
LATE NEWS SUMMARY.
Foreign and nannesfic


Foreign and Domestic.
New Mexico is guarding against Indian
raids from Old Mexico.
Parliament has granted to Princess Bea-
trice an annuity of e6,000.
Garibaldi's sons win not publish the
Generals memoirs until 1893.
In Madrid nearly 5000 people have been
lnoculated with cholera microbes.
Minister Foster is investigating the
cholera in Spain. He finds it a mild form.
Ex-Secretary of State Frslinghuysen
died at his home in Newark, N. j., May
10Th.
A cyclone in Rookie county, Kansas, in
jured fifty people and destroyed $50. 900
worth OF property.
Henry Guest was lynehed at New
Straitsville, Ohio, for shooting man
named Henry Auer.
have been convicted and sentenced to
penal servitude for life.
In duel at Rolling Fork, Miss, May
22d, T. S. Shelton Circuit Clerk of Shar.
KEY county, was fatally shot.
Twenty five per cent of the cattle and
sheep in the upper coantries of Virginia
have died from mysterious disease.
The Afghans now desire that England
shall revenge their defeat by the Russians
or indemnify the Ameer for her losses.
Men who assisted Prof. Odlum to jump
off the Brooklyn bridge are being arrested
on charge of participating in murder.
Mrs. Pauline Kruse, convicted of bigany
in San Francisco, was sentenced to San
Quentin for three years, and to pay fine
CT $500.
The commander of the Norfolk Navy
Yard has prohibited the laborers from
discussing politics under penalty of dis
missal.
A magnificent bronze statue of Frank
T. Blair was recently unveiled in Forest
Park, st. Louis, in the presence of l5,lOO
people.
The English Government will send a
medical mission TO Spain to test the re-
suits of the system of inoculation with
cholera microbes.
j. B. Russell, of Cuthbert, Georgia,
killed his two sons, and then shot himself
three times. The trouble was caused by
| financial difficulties.
Wade E. Hampton, nephew of Senator
| Hampton, has been sentenced to one year
| in the Page county Uowal Jail for the rob-
| bing of registered letters.
I Smallpox has spread so rapidly in Mon
treal that it has got beyond the control OF
| the Board of Health. It is in all portions
of the city and is epidemic.
Fred Douglass has created a sensation
in Washington by renting pew in DIR.
Sunderland's church Immediately in front
of President Cleveland's pew.
Admiral Jewett telegraphs from Pan
anna that an additional force of 500 Colon.
bians have arrived there to protect the
| ISfhmng from the insurpantS
| It is declared at Ottawa that Riel is an
American citizen, and that he voted and
took an active part in the Territorial cleo
tion in Montana two years ago.
| George Hicks. railroader of Indianap-
oils, killed himself by taking morphine.
| He left a letter giving his body to the
surgeons for disseeting purposes.
! Samuel c. Null, religious enthusiast,
| died at Farmer City, ILL.,, from the effects
of forty days fast. He was the editor OF
paper called the Spirit of the Truth.
At Troy, N. Y, May II. William McCor.
mick, aged q, cut his young wife's throat
and supplemented the terrible deed by cut
ting his own throat. The man will die.
An evicted farmer in Ireland visited the
bailiff who had elected him, piled him with
/ liquor until stone drunk, and then held
him over fire until he was fatally burned.
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In Pike county, KY, Mount Clark was
endeavoring toelope with Frank Stratton's
sister. A difficulty ensued in which Clark
was shot and Stratton stabbed. Both mer
| will die.
The Minneapolis Touring mills are shut
| ting down for lack of orders. Two o1
them, with an aggregate daily capacity OF
] 1900 barrels, have closed, and others are
expected to follow.
At Gloster, Mass, a party of railroad
laborers took Will. Sims, negro faborer
/ from the calaboose and hung him to q
stringer of the railroad bridge. He had
murdered negro woman.
The Grand Jury at Washfnmon, d. c..
found an Indictment against Butler Ma
hone, son of Senator Malone, for assault
with intent to kill Albert Willis, a celored
waiter at Welcker's hotel, last February
Victor Hugo died at Paris, May %. Il
is said that he beeueathed his manuscripts
to France, and that he left it to the Repub
lie to select a burial place for his remains
and to decide as to the form of his funeral
In Paulding county, Ca, Mrs. Simpson
while fishing on Pumpkinvine creek, got
bite and attempted to pull the fish out
but the order was reversed and the fish
pulled her into the water and she was
drowned.
The steamship City of Berlin, with 13Ot
passengers on board, recently struck al
iceberg in dense fog near Newfoundland
i This caused serious damage Many tons
of ice fell upon the forecastle deck, break
ing it through and going down into the
hold.
Violent storms have prevailed through
out Hungary and Roumania during thi
past few days and snow has fallen to
great depth in many regions, while hurri
canes accompanied by hail killed growing
crops and destroyed vineyards. Man,
| farmers are reported killed.
Dispatches to the Hudson Bay Conpan.
announce that several of their most i'm
portant posts north of the Saskatchewan
Indians. All the goods were carried ava,
or burned, and the officers and peopl
were turned adrift to starve.
A terrible disease is prevailing in Jone
county, Iowa, which causes death in
few minutes. The patient is at first takel
with slight sore throat; the soreness
then goes to the lungs and from there t.
the spine, when death ensues. The dis
ease entirely battles theskill of physicians
& The Superintendent of the Unite,
States Mints at San Francisco, New Or
leans and Philadelphia have been author
lied to purchase mutiIated and uncurren
United States silver coin of standard fine
ness at the rate of 9S cents per ounce
when presented in sums of So and w
ward.
Prof. Enoch Martin. a prominent citizel
of Monroe county, Ohio, committed sui
eide at his home near Sunfish by layinj