Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-10

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-Four robbers attempted to rob. EN-
mit's Bank, O., and were met BY four police
/ men and desperate fight ensued. Three of
/ the police and two Of the robbers were badly
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An ordinance has been introduced in
the Chicago common council increasing sa-
loon licenses from $500 to $1,000, and com
pelling merchants, ETC.. to take ont licenses.
All the miners in the Seventh district
Of Pennsylvania are out on refusal by the
| operators to grant an increase of s cents per
| ton for mining A long siege is expected. z
The bank of w. J.. Fulton, at Park
vile, Mo-, was entered by burglars, the safe
blown open with dynamite, and $4,000
stolen, besides $50 worth of stamps.
Robert Hall, Jacob Weiss and George
Williams were fatally and four others
store near Bellaire, Ohio Friday.
There were eight shocks of earth
quake at summerville, s. c., one at Colum-
bia and two at Charleston, Wednesday
night and Thursday. No damage. -J I
The President has appointed George
| A.. Allen Uni ted States attorney for the
! Western district of Pennsylvania vice
William "A. Stone suspended,
Four hundred Knights of Labor met
In Chicago Friday evening and adopted reso-
lutions denouncing the conviction of the
eight anarchists as an outrage.
King Humbert, of Italy, has sent to
President Cleveland copy Of the edition
of Dante recently printed for Victor Eman-
uel, Italian prince royal
The house of Jessie Stockford, near
East Saginaw, Mich, was burned and his
| two children perished. Stockford and his
wife were badly burned.
The Stark county poorhouse, near
Toulon, Ill.,, burned Monday afternoon.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, 5000. All Of the
| inmates were rescued.
Two hundred and sixty men were dis
charged from the department of construc-
tion and repair in the Brooklyn navy yard
at the end Of Nov.
The ''Bold Knobbers, or night rid
ers, of Miller county, NO., are again whip
ping negroes. One of them was shot dead
while raiding house.
The Pittsburg knights of Labor en-
ployed In working on the Monongahelar river
will strike on Dec. 8 if their demands arenot
granted.
The New York committee of Anti
Saloon republicans met at Courtland and
provided for the thorough organization Of
| the state
T. S. Mize, confidential clerk of
Miner T. Ames, millionaire coal merchant
in Chicago, is defaulter to the extent of
The President has appointed Rudolph
Guyehardt of Washington Territory to be re-
ceiver of public moneys at Walla, Walla,
! Wash.
Reports from twelve Southern states
during the quarter ending Dec. show re-
|
Michel Hess, a Fourth warder, New
Yorker, jumped off the Brooklyn bridge on
a bet of $25. He was not much hurt.
DR.. Carl 7. Seibold, one of the best
known homeopathic specialists in New York
city, died Tuesday of appoplexy.
The wife of Lieut.. Frank B. Andrews
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s. A. died at Boise City, Idaho.
President Cleveland is suffering from
a slight attack of rheumatism, malady to
which he is somewhat subject.
The internal revenue receipts for the
first four months of the present fiscal year
show slight increase.
A. H, Elwood, a mail agent on the
Grand Rapids & Indiana road, has been ar
rested for stealing 81 900.
The Howard county, Missouri, court
house burned down Friday. Loss, e21,5oo;
insurance, $4,000.
Two thousand coal miners struck at
Coalton, Ohio, Nov. 80, for an additional
| i've CcuCS poI IOu
The Knights of Labor and the Min
ers' Amalgated association will hereafter
act together.
The fires of November in the United
States and Canada footed up $40, 100000.
The National debt reduction for No.
vember was about g, 100000.
| A valuable gold discovery is reported
from Uvalde county, Texas.
| Destructive forest fires are raging
around Charleston, 3. c.
! Raleigh, N. c., had $4,000 cotton
fire Nov. 3Oth. Insured.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE, Dec. 6,-The Senate met at II
J and received the annual reports Of the heads
; of departments, and at o'clock received
the Presidents message which was read,
when the Senate adjourned.