Western cyclone., 1886-09-16
GENERAL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DOMESTIC.

hoa been Q6cIdr0u On'
rha late Joseph E. Temple, Of Philadel-
.h;o left 100000 to public institutions.
rho expenditures of Cook county, Illinois,
III 4ba fisoaI year ending with August were
"a 631 in excess Of the appropriations.
rh snacisl delivery of letters in Chicago
AZ H,gEst Welded S4 40 to each messenger
t-ployeo'
Ion. J. G. Burrows was nominated Tor the
A. time by the republicans OF the Fourth
Michigan district.
ION James O'Donnell was nominated by
.ooIomation by the republicans of the Third
Michigan congressional district.
r,,o,ve houses at Mount Carmel, Penn,
I'D nv the Lehigh Valley railway, were
SSw-nad. A woman and child lost their lives.
A collision on the New York Central road,
,oor Marcellus, wrecked two engines and
t lOo. car loads Of merchandise. The loss is
$4,000.
garment three feet in diameter is report
AZ have been seen in the Hudson river,
Tasr Albany, by Captain Hitchcock and John
D. Parsons
pohart Fl. Todd, master builder at Mil
.arTaa. was fatally assaulted by an insane
Vnn who recently escaped from an asylum
in Illinois.
Tho third season Of the annual st. Louis
industrial exposition was successfully in
anUursted. The exposition will remain until
October.
The democrats Of the Fifth Mississippi
district, after balloting 119 times, nominated
n IL Anderson to succeed D. r. Singleton
In congress.
The mint at Philadelphia is now worked
from8 A, M. to midnight every week day.
OnIey 100000 in silver bullion IS required
for coming $2,800,0O0.
The monument to George Washington at
the national capital was not affected by the
earthquake, but within a few years 1t has
lost four inches in height.
Seventy five assemblies of the Knights Of
Labor in New York city have been suspend
ed for failing to pay an assessment OF 81
each toward the building fund.
An explosion Of gas occurred in the
Yaughi mines near Pittsburg, Pa. -Four or
Eve men are said to be badly hurt The
particulars have not been received.
The California democratic state conven-
ton completed its ticket. Washington Bart
lett, mayor of San Francisco, was nomina-
ted for governor, and al. +. Tarpey, of Ala
media for lieutenant governor.
A deputation Of Irish ladies, headed by
the wife of the lord mayor of Dublin, will
soon visit HawardeR and present to Mr..
Gladstone home rule declaration bearing
tho signatures of half million women.
The deciding heat in the international
canoe race was sailed over the usual course.
The American canoe Lassie beat the English
Nautilus with the greatest of ease, and the
International trophy will remain in New
York.
Vinita, Indian Territory dispatch says
an Inspector has been dispatched to bring
down hundred Sac and Fox Indians from
the Usage agency. These Indians have here
tCfore refused to 60 to the Sac and Fox res
srvation in the territory.
A subscription list has been opened at the
Manhattan club of New York city, in aid of
The Charleston sufferers. The total amour
Of subscription received at the cotton ext
change to aid the Charleston sufferers is 3d.
90, at the petroleum exchange 81, 200.
The prohibition state convention of Texas
put IN nomination full state ticket, headed
0y /. L. Dohoney for governor. One Of the
planks OF the platform denOunces the demo
cratic party for nominating saloon stump
speaker for governor Of christian people.
dispatch from Beaufort, Ga, says that
near the Coosaw mines there is a crack in
ne earth 200 feet in length and six inches
Sloe at the top. On st. Helena island off
az Beaufort coast, several large openings
we're made, and piles Of mud and sand we're
creed up.
disastrous collision between two sections
q freight train occurred on the Missouri
racine railroad, between Bartholdi and
1aSiede junction, Mo. Thirteen cars laden
win merchandise were destroyed as were
also their contents. The loss amounts to
$4,000.
information has reached Nogales, Arizo-
Va mat Lieutenant Clark had arrived at
vEMnaoasas with intelligence from General
n1les' That while the latter were marching
luz oy side with Captain Lawton, Geronimo
ale up, saying the Indians were out of pro-
mslons and ammunition, were faint and
hungry, and would give up their arms and
"rfender unconditionally.
"a oakland, H., dispatch says that the
o;.L OF Bowdrie township, north of that
/ ;s' were startled by noise like the explo-
SOn o1 steam boiler. On examination it
sao found to have been caused by an erup-
T TSn On the farm of Chistian Lunkenbach.
ooa aI gentleman stated that when the noise
A H. cloud Of smoke and dust flew in
.son ali IN which were stumps Of trees,
ROnes and roots. deep hole was left in
- ground, which has not been explored.
Sta. special train of three cars left Bowie
N.anon' Arizona, having an board Geronimo,
Osn rsnez and other hostiles, III charge of
NJ 'Al n Lawton. bound for Fort Marion
p"so ueneral Miles goes with them to FL
ts;r ana thence to Albuquerque, to meet a
H. containing other Indians from the
PIosS;I5e reservation, who will be taken to
AIoDataa VIA Kansas City, st. Louis and
hrc.Naa' Intense enthusiasm prevails
thai !. the territory over the knowledge
hav. :. last the murderous Sioux Apaches
0'e Oeen disposed of.
NanH Nam creative committee of the Clothing
etv ."rers association of New York
tat nt,io xocelVed formal notice from the arbi-
81 E n;S committee of district assembly No.
Vhsirre - r9ggs OF Labor, notifying them that
strilap ~ had been accepted. and the
tOriaSs III UIInclally declared off in the two fac
tsctn,e SneTe the trouble began. The manu-
lockontf tnen, by resolution declared the
RorI S !. q! an end. The men are to 90 to
Vii IL a. individuals. The non-union men
ia ~ retained by the manufacturers. This
e1' 1or the Clothing Cutters union.