Western cyclone., 1886-07-29
GENERAL NEWS.
DOMESTI

DOMESTIC.
Three s.. Louisans report having seen A.
= Thompson, the absconding bank cashier,
n Canada recently.
,sort;n Irons, the deposcd knight of
1hor ;s now residing at ROsedale, Kansas,
h s,,J in mind, pocket and spirit.
The president has nominated 5. DAVIS
Dc 70 be assistant treasurer OF the United
eta{es at Philadelphia Pa.
1or;s F. Church, associate judge Of the
- IAN court of Dakota, has rendered his
ssuulE;Cnation to the president.
W. Chase sheriff and tax collecto of
roncordia parish, La, is short IN his accounts
sST 5OO. He has good bond.
William Harrigan, an ex- convict, has been
I unl,Ji in Detroit, Mich, for the murder of
abe Knoch family last winter.
no little children were killed by boiler
.1IoSinn in Wellsville, o., being caught in
~ Debris and scalded to death.
n Tho vest Michigan railway has been per-
,o.nolIU enioined from Obstructlng the wa
pe'o oonTse and canal in NewagO county,
Michigan.
The losses by the lumber fires IN north
oost wisconsin are greater than for years.
81 e estimated that 100, 100000 feet OF pine
have been destroyed
Charles s. Keller, one of the leading dry
.oods merchants of Dubuque, Iowa, dlsap-
SSoorad suddenly and mysteriously, and 10
troce of him can be obtained.
The president has approved the act 10
o,,tboriza the construction of railroad,
rooon. foot and passenger bridge across the
Mississippi river near Dubuque.
The nrohibitionists failed to secure local
ontion for Vicksburg, Miss, by about ,2OO
majority, while the county is thought to
have gone against the scheme also.
Samuel K. Gay, chief clerk in the Pitts
hrTc. Pa, pension Office has skipped for
Canada. having embezzled over $4,000.
He had been an exemplary young man.
The business failures throughout the
country during the last seven days number,
the United States, l63; Canada, 20; total;
83: compared with total of 176 last week.
The hottest day of the season in northern
Texas is reported at Fort Worth. Reports
rom various points show that the thermom-
tier registered from 100 to 10 degrees in the
hade.
The International molders' union will
hereafter meet once in two years, and Gin
innati will be the headquarters OF TIE or
Ter. P. A. Fitzpatrick OF Cincinnati, was
elected president.
Geo. Harrison. colored, was hanged at
shreveport, La, for the murder of Geo
Allen. Allen had ordered Harrison to leave
Ms premises, and he shot Allen dead while
be was standing in his own doorway.
The Chase county national bank at Impe-
ial, Neb., has been forced to suspend be-
cause of the defalcation it's president, who
had wrecked the Dundy county bank at
Henkleman. Losses $25, 600.
Forty cars of the Forepaugh circus train
went over the embankment near NassalbOro,
Me. Twenty horses we're killed and several
men were injured. Two men we're missing
and are supposed to be beneath the wreck.
E. N. Wyatt, who for nine months has
been postmaster at Austin, Cass county,
no., was held to await the action of the
grand jury by United States commissioner
pna charge of embezzlement Of $4%9. Bail
pf 81, 600 was given.
The express from New York ran into a
gravel train near Bridgeport, Conn, smash
ng several of the gravel cars and killing and
Founding number of Italians on the train.
The exact number is unknown. No passen-
gers were injured.
Senator Hoar, as q sub committee, report
ID to the committee on privileges and cleo
hons that he had examine the material sub
nltted by the Ohio legislature on the Payne
casei and had found nothing to show that
Ssyne's seat was secured by bribery.
Drought in northern Wisconsin still con-
nnes, and forest fires are widespread. a
prominent lumberman says that at least l.
WV,VOO feet OF pine have been destroyed al
ready IN the MenomOnee region, and that
the timber loss by the fire is the greatest toI
Teas.
sensation was created in the house by q
personal encounter between Representatives
Oooo, OF Indiana, and Laird, of Nebraska
EroWlng out of the charges made by the for
ner on the floor of the house to the effect
nat the Nebraska members had been con.
cerned IN a land ring.
Douglas Roome, for several years the
sasted book-keeper of Wright, Anderson
% dry goods commission firm of Boston
auu New York, has disappeared. He sent {
ss'sr 70 the firm confessing that he haC
oooed them of about $4,000. His specu
ears.
Ahree OF the warrants sworn out for tn,
arreSt OF the Provident Savings Bank di
sCtoFs, OF st. Louis, have been served, anC
leSsrs Swain, Scott and Miller were arrest
a. ~, dney each furnished bord in the sun
Si,W0 The other directors are absen
rum tne clty, but upon their return will b,
"A western Nebraska and eastern Wyom
- ram, wind and hail storm of about on
Hua 9nraton, which began near PIN
wyoming, extending six miles cas-
L ~ swo miles west of that place, blew dow
~ 0elegraph poles, caused washout OF
o ohion Pacific, and unroofed severa
lOuses, but hurt no one.
At the meeting of the council of Kansa
NM: NO, Mayor Kumpf sent in a com
ss5;astlon asking the aldermen TO pass al
Ohora compelling telegraph and tele
-o Sue companies to put their wires undo
n" NM ~ instead of stringing them on poles
movement has never been inauguratet
= S uses City, although discussed more O
e vi TOE two or three past years.
Inc lowe state board of health has beel
oVised that smdi pox in malignant forl
- broken out near lPolan. Fourteen case