Western cyclone., 1886-12-02

Leu.Ti eHa,,1 tourney of one hundred miles IN
fsS LTand LTn over unbroken fields Of soft
sn0w.
Johanna, Illinois, during dense fog
AZ EIton freight trains were telescOQed. A
Two notor naS and brakeman were fatally lR-
CONAN Lu5 and twenty cars were wrecked.
rha trial of the eleven defendants charg-
! lT Tith rioting at the Milwaukee Wisconsin
2" ee.,dan on the 9th or May last, ID oenauce OF
so,T ssSnvor Walkers proclamation prohibiting
Nay Nay +nl assemblages, is now fairly under
way.
g. sAveral weeks malignant, fatal type
.J;nbtheria has been raging IN LOngsport,
- IA The mortality has been fearful; ully
mo, mIooo,.n;idran have died. The disease has al
MhToken out at Rochester.
y rro nroneller "Siberia" is five days over
aGe, aiCaho~ reports the storm the worst known
OIua " b;story of Lake Superior. She was
u w 'IO the whole of the blow and snow
storm.
c;nca the black draperies have been hung
an the front p0rtlco OF the Wmte mouse the
Ou Ou..;5ent VA and Mrs. Cleveland take their car
pleclutt oot the south entrance when they leave
~ llaso q for drive and all the official gay
.a1 .a;oa HO are postponed for the thirty days Of
mourning
fra at Cape May, n. j., destroyed the
untaI BslIevue, at Cape May Point, and ten
.ctta .ottaces near by, and four stores ard lum-
her ward. Of the cottages about one halr
Of them we're occupied; the others were ct oc-
Orr;sd ~ only in the summer season. Ihetre
= ]. uaruInnosed to have been the work Of an in
cendary.
The nolice of Boston have begun the en-
torcement of the ancient law against open
sbops on Sundays. Bakers and restaurants
o-s o,of faTempted by special laws, but BARRIERS,
anti yenders, newsdealers, provision deal
~ druggists and Jewish shop-keepers will
onen theif establishments only at the risk of
prosecution.
Tbs Chicago, Kansas City & Omaha rail
vay company was incorporated at Spring
sS Ssa ''ItG nj. CAPITAL stock, S5,OOO,OOO The
nInenal Offices will be at Chicago. 1t Is
pprOposed to construct road from Chicago
Il Or near Hamilton, in Hamilton county, to
anOint on the Mississippi river, opposite, OF
nearly opposite the CITY of Keokuk, iowa.
Gen. J. B. S. Atkins, commissioner OF In
Alan affairs has returned to Washington.
After month spent in inspecting the agen-
GAs 10 the southwest he reports that affairs
Nnaition, but tie policy of the Indian Of
6oa that Indians should abandon their tri-
bal relations and accept land in severality
i daily growing among the tribes IN that
section
The funeral Of Charles Francis Adams
was held from Stone temple. The service
was very brief and simple consisting of the
reading of the burial ritual by Rev. ID. M.
Wilson, Of Stone temple, assisted by Rev.
Henry W. Foote, of Kings chapel, Boston,
and the singing of two hymns by the tenn
pie male quartette. The interment was at
MOuGt Mall4ston cemetery, where the COM
initial service was read. No flowers or
drspery
tits reported at Bismarck, D. T., that
seven Indians Big Thunder, the Grow chief,
among the number, was drowned while at
tempting to cross the Missouri river at a
point about ten miles north of here. Big
Thunder was one of the most famous chiefs
Of the Grow nation, and his son White
Eagle is said to have been with the party
when the accident occurred. The Indians
we're crossing to join band of their tribe,
which started out to wreak vengeance on the
Sioux, who killed number of Crows sever
al days ago.
conference was held in New York City
% sween President Harris and a committee
o. Northern Pacific directors, President
smith and several directors of the Oregon
navigation company. The object of the
oaterence was to consider a plan of the
Northern Pacific company, in joining with
tae Union Pacific railroad in leasing the
oregon navigation line. President Harris,
could DO given out in regard to the confer
Sace, President Adams, of the Union
ference.
AT. Egan ex-president of the Irish Nation
11esgue, was seen regarding the rumored
GTnspiracy to assassinate Michael Davitt.
AZ as@lu ne believed there were good grounds
urine rumor, end that if evidence was
salsed on the subject it would be found by
TSaulng between the lines of a dispatch from
Nev York, which appears in the papers OF
sss.efo9y morning, villifying Davltt's char
sa 'ct' tnst dispatch, Egan said, was made
sS. sb;I. o,Es issue OF untrEths. Egan said that,
,Ia .Ius Donovan Rosa may not be person
~ sas mixed up in the plot, the consPirators
-saOt 'sr removed from him.
a new factor has been introduced into
u aoor problem in Louisiana. 1t has
- - Deen known that the Knights of Labor
~ ~ slsaged among the field hands organ
~ .oages OF the order, but the first effect
Ihnns nsir " work has just been manifested
ons sus Sa;1S lW hands on the Fairview plantation
Pie Iaus | above Berwick, owned by Captain
Tas Ta1.l ve nave been on a strike since Monday
~ ss.ung, aa!g, hauling and grinding Of cane
Kni,SasauIeiy ceased. The hands are al
htaSS htSIss y oI I Labor, and the strike was insti
T;ss I- y ~ The order of the local lodge at Ber
~ T~.n. Inc men demand an advance of *
uIs me conference of the Connellsvillt
SITsv!t vp!erators and their employees in Penn
otha the operators refused to grant am
mai ussn6nds except the one asking for
hg tooIa vance In wages to pay for sharpen
IH m;n. ms proposition was rejected b,
Ebsso1raSsnsss, and the meeting adjourned
Nbm;t ~ the miners officials offered K
aemhs, Ans Questions to arbitration, but as
bones u the operators had left for thei
NIsr esnn Sctlon was postponed. Secretar,
IA q the miners ASSOCIATION. saws tha
Ion ttC;1Lasors sts;Lrs refuse to consent to arbitra
COOnaII.a.;h1ss COOIHIr.hs OF l2,OCO coke workers in tn
! region will be ordered at once
esa aS soS correspondence between the Cana
inns ~ United States authorities con
sacre N i-s u report OF the recent Indian mas
hsnd u sue 9 northwest. 1t appears that
@ ss6;b;ss;rs ss6;bIs south of the boundary line, al,
Ae Amsr;ang SIX scalps were detained b