Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-01-25
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CHARLES F. You've, OF Detroit, cashier OF
the Michigan Carbon-works, was on the
18th alleged to be defaulter to the
amount OF $4,000 - -"
IT was estimated ON the 18th that the
deaths from the blizzard in Minnesota and
Dakota would reach two hundred Thirty
one children were missing In Turner County,
D. 7.
JOHN MADDEN, the fourteenth victim of
the recent Bradford railway disaster, died
in Haverhill, Mass on the 18th.
TIE United States commissary building
at Fort Mckinney, Wy. T.. was burned on
the 18th. Loss, $1OO. 600; no Insurance
The wholesale grocery OF Beaupre, Keogh
i Davis, at St. Paul was burned on the
18th. Loss, $4OO, Geo n sx# 5 e5:s5s
REpoRTssof the 18th from the West and
Northwest indicated an immense loss Of
live stock by the late blizzard . j = =
A MYSTERIOUS boxssent TO Judge Woods.
of the Federal Court at Indianapolis, who is
trying the tally sheet fofgers.. was exam
ined on the 18th and found to be an In
fernd machines capable Of blowing . man
to pieces Vi /. 7 s5. ri &
Two MunDxsEns oonflned in 1sil at Cald-
vel, Tex were taken out By 8 mob on. the
18th and shot sz 5G5i5 Il s Il 81 t4t ES Hs
II was said On the 18TH that Edward T.
Lewis and William H, Hunt, of Pittsdeld
Mass, had succeeded in produ ling copper
by treating iron with certain acids ... -.
SEVEN frame houses at Mt Carmel. Pa.
were burned on the 18th, and three men
persisted in tho famea ~
ADv1cEs Of the 18th say the American ship
John T., Berry. from Philadelphia for Hiogo,
was burned at sea, and eleven of the crew
persisted.
The commission appointed by the New
York Legislature TO discover some humane
means of capital punishment reported on
the 18th. recommending the killing of
criminalseby electricity. I5also recommend
ed the date Of execution to be kept secret
from the prisoner: ...r .,.
TIE shoe-makers strike at Rochester.
N Y, which commenced November last,
came to an end on the 17th inst, the men
resuming work at the old wagea 81 ~
NEARLY two thousand bakers and restau-
rant walters in San Francisco struck on the
18th for higher wages Tho proprieto1s
had agreed to employ no union men fl the
future. .# ~
Rev GEORGE DRunr, Baptist preacher at
Clear Water. Kan, and his son Alvin were
fatally injured on the 18th while digging q
we'll r AT
"A 0ooAsAt0Ln LAM !" 40 VuAO"A 44O" Vu0
track by g broken rail on the 18th nepr
Coatesviile. Ia and thirteen persons were
seriously injured . ~ +
THE President on the Eth transmitted
the Pacific railroad reports to Congresa
with message strongly condemning the
management OF the lines.
No MOVEMENT looking to q settlement Of
the Reading railroad strike was visible on
the 18th. The company maintained an I'M
broken silence as to it's policy or Intentions
IT was discovered on the 18Th that Frank
n. Irion. of Birmingham, Ala, clerk and
register Of the city court, was defaulter to
the extcnt OF $4,000 He had fled.
FREDERICK FBALEY, of Philadelphia, was
elected president of the National Board
Of Trade at its eighteenth annual meeting
on the 18th In Washington
WILLIAM H WALTERS and Thomas Hender-
son, convicted in Utah of unlaw ul c0habi-
tation, were pardoned by President Cleve-
land on the 18th. s
BURGLARS opened the vaults Of the Tis-
klwa QiL) Bank and carried of Sc, 600 in
currency on the 18th.
-Four negroes were shot, two Of them IA
tally, in q fight ON the 18th at negro
dance near Fayette, Mo.
DISPATCH Of tho 18th to the Americas
Board Of Foreign Miss ons In Boston from
Mardin. IN Turkey, said that ton thousand