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

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Tho valuation Of property in K ansas has
increased from 1921, 600, 900 in 1880 to
$50, 0OO, 900 in 1885. b :
4 Grasshoppers have appeared in Adams
county, I'll. in vast numbers. 81 :5ss
A chunk OF pure gold valued at "a, 600
was taken out of the Nevis mine, O short
time ago. 8 a.Ss.@@< !. y 2'5s :. 81.
:. The testimony OF Martin Irons before
the Curtin committee shows very clearly
that he ordered the strike without making
any serious efforts to settle the case oil
Hall with Receiver Sheldon, Of the Texas
Pacific. Had Mr.. Irons held q consult.a-
ton with Mr.. Powderly and the execu-
tive board OF the Knights, it is probable
that the ill-starred strike would not have
occurred. ~ ~. -.
Lucy E. Parsons, the mulatto wife of the
hiding anarchist, Parsons, who was herself
one OF the most violent speakers in Chicago,
writes to one OF the papers there. She says
even an anarchist should not be CONDEMN
ed without hearing, and asks: "Were not
che police, instead OF the anarchists, the
lawbreakers?"
By the recent decision of the Pennsyl-
vania supreme court, affirming the consti-
nationality OF the law taxing money at in
terest, the annual revenues OF the state
are increased 50 100000.
Lieut.. Huge J. McGrath, U. S. A., was
married at Leavenworth to Miss Lillian.
daughter OF Gen. Charles w. Blair.
Stephen P. Nash, referee in the suit OF
Mrs. Alice O'Keefe, claiming to be the wife
OF Ross Winans, OF Baltimore, and who
sought to obtain q divorce from him, has
decided in favor OF Mr.. Winans.
In nine counties OF Ohio-Greene, Clark,
Madison, Miami, Darke, Preble, Montgom-
cry, Butler and Warren-the losses by the
the late storm foot up SO, 100000.
At delegate convention at YOUNGSTOWN,
Ohio. representing all the coal miners in
the Mahoning valley. it was resolved to ad-
here to the lcale adopted by the miners
and operators at Columbus in February.
and strike unless the increase is granted,
but not until arbitration fails.
The grand jury OF Washington county,
Pa, has returned true bills against ninety
one OF the striking coal miners, who were
charged with conspiracy. The miners
officials are determined to test the con-
spiracy laws and have retained the best
counsel available. The indictments are
the result of the rioting in the Fourth pool
several months ago.
Miss Folsom's wedding dress will be OF
exceptionally heavy and fine white satin.
The new opera house at Paris covers
three acres of ground and is the largest
building in the orld.
At Georgetown, Ont, the Glen Williams
WOODEN mills, were burned. Loss, $50, 600:
insurance, $4,000.
In Madrid 80 persons we're killed and 62O
injured by an hurricane short time ago.
On Primrose day Mr.. Gladstone placed u
wreath OF memorial flowers upon the brows
OF the bust OF Lord Beaconsfield which
adorns his study at Hawarden.
The following nominations were con-
firmed: S. L. Hauser, governor of Mon
tana; Z. II. Warner, register OF the land Of
flee. Walla Walla, WASH; J. H. Laxton,
postmaster at Dewitt, Iowa.
The senate committee on appropriation
has authorized Senator Logan to report
back the military academy appropriation
bill without amendment.
The senate has confirmed the nominal
ton OF j. L. Healy rs assistant treasurer
at Chicago.
The president has nominated Thomas
E. Kelly marshal OF Nevada.
Representative Strait had been notified
sions has been allowed to Herman Reiner
OF Gaylord, Mimi, James Huntington of
Winnebago City, and Time thy Jayne of
Litchfeld.
Evidence before the coroner's jury in Chi
cago tends to implicate one Fisher in the
late bomb-throwing. 80.
Lucy Parsons, wife OF the Chicago an
archist Parsons, writes letter defending
the anarchists.
Pennsylvania railroad employees are NOV
ing to get 10 per cent wage advance.
Further details OF the terrible results of
the tornado in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois
are given.
Graylock hall, Berkshire county, Mass, is
burned.
One Bies, Chicago expressman, hanged
himself recently. Several people saw him
but he was not cut down Till dead.
The -four mills of Long {, Reist at Ham
burg N. Y. were burned. Loss, $4,000;
insurance. $4,000.
The trial OF Father Galeote, the priest
who assassinated Monsignor 1squierdo,
front OF the cathedral, has been set down
for the end OF May. The prosecutor will
ask, beside The death penalty, that $40,
600 be granted as an indemnity to the
family of the bishop. -.
Lord Hartington's "whips" report that
no Liberals have pledged themselves to
vote against the home rule bill, and that
thirty are doubtful. The Conservative
leaders advise the Conservatives in. the
house OF commons not to speak during the
debate, as they wish to hasten the division
on the second reading. It is rumored that
Mr.. Gladstone is consulting with his col
leagues upon the advisability of withdraw
ing the home rule bill. Labouchere says
he believes Parnell will agree to an amend
ment retaining Irish Representatives at
Westmin +, ii that is the only method OF
satisfying tile Chamberlainites and carry
ment has forwarded 1000, 900 rounds OF
ball ammun ition to Dublin. H. .
A decided sensation was created at the
capitol on the 14th inst. A few persons OF
both sexes were seated in the rotunda.
The police officer Of the day, who was
among the number, was astonished by see
ing a rapidly moving figure which suddenly
emerged from the northern corridor lead.
int from the circular airduct and elevator.
1t was the figure of q man stark naked.
With q yell he bounded along to the round
stone which marks the center of the rotun-
de-. He planted himself on that stone, and,
folding his arms, he struck heroic atti-
tude, exclaiming that he was going through
the house of representatives, as Speaker
Carlisle had told him to get razor and
have that erased, pointing to some letters
and symbols inserted on his arm in India
man, who made no resista nce.
9 decision in q case appealed to him rom
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