Western cyclone., 1886-11-25
THE GENERAL NEWS.

.o:,-res reported for the week il
Ing ;aa5 iaaC States and Canada number 23l
MSa ane 1narease is quite marked.
~ limited Presbyterian conference
I'D anod in Pittsburg. Strong resolution
open1~r 1n~rasented opposing church music.
l. Jarome F. Weeks, formerly surgeon
o II 'I Kat Illinois infantry, died at st
Of tne Df Tlnois' where he had resided since
1899. uen assistant cornoratior
FLsi FLaoi of Chicago, has been appointed ap-
cOu!oo cOloo If the port, and Charles w. Irish, OF
pLEa0Git r-a Gity. surveyor general OF Nevada.
:. order that history of Rome may be
IN the pope has placed all the literary
wlIb wVTb of the Vatican at the disposal OF
xtsSsr xeS Grisan, of Innsbruck university.
~. fnneraI of Fred Archer, the English
...Lay held at Newmarket, was attended by
pearsI psr:I members of the nobility. One hun
:ssc1vr NV wreaths were placed upon his coffin.
sur0lars who pilIaged fifteen rooms in 9
.otoi st Hurley, Wis, and we're subsequent
,IOoonoht IO.o, With their tools and plunder, over
1E.oSed q guest who had $1,000 in currency
under bis pillow.
Tho steamer NortheTner, owned by John
n Nicol. of Detroit, RAJ tSround at Kel-
rs Island. and was set l TIRE ana con-
Tmed by her cargo OF lime. The loss la
76OOQ.
cacratarv Lamar has ordered the issue of
at;ons to seven hundred Hualpal Indians
: = reservation in northwestern Arizona,
Eho = are reported by General Miles to be IN
! destitute condition.
Ala conference Of the republican mem
Ao-s elect at Philadelphia, Pa. State Treas
.s.r Mathew s. Quay was endorsed for Unit
\ States senator to succeed John l. Mitchell,
whose term expires next March.
Two druggists in Guatemala were recent
70 mt to death for giving poison and q
SS,;ba of $1,000 to a servant of the president
Il djsnose of that official. The servant
bspded the vial and the money to his master.
Aboardinp- mouse keeper in Chicago, when
ber bill was disputed by wealthy Illinois
1Ock raiser, locked up TIN wife, children,
and servants of her patrGr-', md stood guard
AZ the door until it was burs. open by con-
stable with a search-Warrant.
The Ghilgar rebels in Afghanistan have
been attacked by the Afghan general sent
% subdue them and badly defeated. The
general sent to Cabul ten cart loads of the
heads of the rebels killed in battle as q
token of the victory his forces had won.
Alexander Goldenson, art student, aged
l9. shot and killed Mamie Kelley, a girl OF
a years in San Francisco Goldinson had
been for some time paying the girl atten-
ton. She was in love with him. The only
reason GoldInson has assigned for the deed
Il tho& he Ia triad nf her
The situation Of the strike at the hog
Rbattoir on the Hackensack meadows near
Jersey City is unchanged. A sheritf's posse
Is in charge. None of the strikers were
lettering about, and no difficulty is appre-
hended remains. Sixty butchers arrived
from New York to fill the places of the
strikers.
Williara Murdock. the defeated demo
cratic cal 1idate for state senator in the
Lafayette district of Indiana, will contest
the seat, mainly on the ground that his re-
publican competitor unlawfully contributed
money to the central committee, to be used
purchasing votes.
Thirty y-seven Apache Indian children ar
rived at the Indian training school at Car
lslS, Pa. They were taken there from
Fort Marion, Florida, and are part of the
Apache band captured by General Miles in
the far west several months ago. They will
remain at school until they have completed
full course.
loan agent atMonmouth, Illinois, trap
ped forger, who impersonated Vermillion
county farmer and signed his name to q
mortgage and nineteen notes, on which
xtoO was to be advanced. When seized
y the sheriff the fOrger tainted twice. He
nao furnished an abstract and given a full
description of the farm.
A. trenton, New jersey, Mrs. George
surgelin was painfully injured while trying
2 prevent her husband and female friend
nOm urlvlng together. The wife's dress
|pgnt N the wheels, and she was dragged
wong theroad several hundred yards, being
aeauy run over by the hind wheels, anC
vi moaning in the dirt.
The Detroit Eremins Neucs published 6
snsanonal story to the effect that the De
WI free Press was financially embarrassed
80 mat clssensions on the editorial floor
ia.etIerred with the papers success. The
lslSe and malicious, and brought sui
damages,
ueneral ]. B. Gordon has been inaugurateC
...s1n0r ."' OF Georgia. Ihe military parade
-. sIp5lseo y twenty one companies. Ex-Presi
s hayes was witness of the ceremonies
so.s - sloQnent ard patriotic address thu
s.eauof voiced his regret at the continued
n14ou 1.ouu Ior stron ger government at Wash
din;rae.o ana the pc pular acQuiescence In tn
uuaon OF stIte power.
-, aOS record in the case of the condemned
jSsscnlSts was expected to be presented Il
49, 49, uary for signature, but owing to thu
ofsS weather, the photograph of the seen,
OomD-thr owing could not be secured
nasseg 80 s.gnlng OF the record was therefor,
GIneo q ul Tomorrow. It was ascertain
go trLas raIs mat previous to departing for the
e 49, 49,: 4. Y. lngersoll positively agreed
u OIClate maIut himself with the case, but only
rn,a.e Ae aH argument before the state
t0uls 4 court at Mount Vernon.
aIs Ieportof the national cotton exchang,
nonte 49, La says; The weather during the pas
h6na 90 os pcen uniformity and exceptional
hatad ~ - plcKlng, and it is generally esti
hss sI,aasae nae nearly three-fourths of the croI
dprino . oeen gathered. A killing frost
lsDo,fsS suo PAST week in October has beer
hsk r ttLteHs mTIeh throughout the cotton
leetaforss sae g mao rlty of the states the ex-
Ave bssr - t.o:reshs dowed in the last report
labamaA Ia aal5iy realized, but the Mississippi
aal been s;s"nn iru me two Carolinas, the yield
s.isss .Es'sln - Scott, Of the state rangers. r..
IA woriI OEnatlon that q party of wire cut
khunohasa ~ ~ the wire fences on Morgan
aaiAeFed 4 plsce that night. He at once
Aas rana;.ah -o rangers, and with q few citi-
hamhush e. ~ EDoughe's place and waited