Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-21

The Western Boot and Shoe Manufacture
ers' association decides to resume 10 hours
work May II.
Brig. Gen. Gibbon is invited to deliver
the annual address to the West Point ca
diets.
Gov. Rusk estimates that the suppression
OF the recent Milwaukee riots by means OF
the militia will cost the state $4,000.
Gov. Rusk of Wisconsin reappointed DR..
4. q. French of Eau Claire q member OF the
state board of dental examiners for five
years from May 2, 1886, and appointed
Calvert Spensely of Mineral Point member
from May ], 1885, to succeed c. Hutchin-
son, OF Shellsburg, term expired.
Brig. Gen. Gibbon has been invited to de-
liver the annual address to the cadets at
West Point June 10.
Gen. Arson G. McCook, the secretary of
the United States Senate and for three
terms a member Of congress from New York,
will be married in June to adaughter OF ex-
Gov. McCook, q distant relative.
Col. Clough, of the Northern Pacific, just
from Washington, looks for no congreseion-
al legislation against the land grant roads
this session.
It is generally believed in Washington
that congress will adjourn about July 1.
Representative Barnes OF Georgia is the
biggest man in congress-, weighing 300
pounds and measuring five feet five inches
in height.
Senator Hampton OF South Carolina is
breaking down. The wound in his head
troubles him 80 that he notices failure of
memory -
A cyclone struck Williamsport, Ind, de.
stroying everything in it's track, Several
houses and barns were carried away. 1t
seemed to have formed about two miles
northwest of the town and took q south
westerly direction, travelling about thirty
miles an hour and striking the extreme
north end OF Williamsport- 1t struck At
tica, two miles east of here, about the cen.
ter OF the town and destroyed several of
the business buildings, including new mill,
the Revere house and, the Chicago& Great
Southern railway. W. -z,' S:7%
In London, John Rogers, the husband Of
Minnie Palmer, was bound in heavy sure
ties to keep the peace and refrain from kill
ing, or challenging to duel, Charles Arnold,
the actor whom Rogers challenged Rogers
said lie merely wished to brighten Arnold.
Sheffield, Doncastcr and other English
towns are partly inundated. At Rother-
ham the railways, steel workA,es many
houses and thousands of acres OF land are
submerged, and 2, 900 workmen are tenn
porarily out Of employment.
Schumacher T. Rice, merchants Of Lond on.
have failed with liabilities Of Elsa, 900,
and no assets. The failure IL due to the
falling markets. Il
Rev. Charles II. SpurReon, the well known
London preacher, is suffering from very
severe attack Of govt. 4 ,s 4 &
8 The president made thefollowing nomina-
tions: Collectors 81 customs: George W.
Jackman, district Of Newburyport, Mass;
81. a. Hull, district 81 Stoning ton, Conn;
Joseph ,. Cox, surveyor Of customs, at
Evansville, Ind 81. rs t..
\ It is remarked that since his wife died
& Mr.. George Bancroft has been losing inter-
eat in all he does, and even in his Beloved
rose gardens. Il Il. IS. g.
Tho treasury department has decided
I thnt certain so-called Pine tar fiber from
the needle Of the nr tree used In upholster-
in1 inrniture. i entitled to free entry.
Poatoihces estab lishef: Gibson City,
Wis; South Range, Douglas county Wis.
Postmastersc OIllnisa ioned: n. Chasmber-
lain, WAupun. via. q
y not ilLsly that tho department 4oi
1 atate N ~ NJ g any further investiga ton
ct the ktlline rs EAIt. Crawford, for tho
lof obt Ainine accurate iniorma-
Hon On TN
# Sens ison has introduced ID tho
hopne ring 4 = Ipss lspt 60. a.
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