The Nicodemus cyclone., 1888-03-23
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days. ~ u
Mrs. William Dalton. wife Of ! cs,...
picker, was burned to death win y.
year-old daughter In Z teneraeD4 -. s0aR
Sunday morning. oAe nn
Disastrous floods are reported thrc,..
Hungary, thirty villages have been -ss' sasas
and the town Of Szathmar- Nemeth ~.
partially destroyed. The towns al Rah.. -
Csaba are menaced and the lnh,hi..a.s
struggling for their lives against lhs s ars..aN az
Of the river KoroA Mauy hons. s.siao1 aI
fallen. aaN
The weekly New York bank .,.,..-.
shows the following changes: Reserve |.
crease, 81, 475, ,050; loans, increase aacN 49,
specie. decrease, 81, ,59S, 600; legal t.nar~'
decrease, $500; deposits, deereasa g go
circulation, decrease, So 500 The hanI1ON
hold $9.992, 25J in excess Of the c5 ~ -. -.
rule. Aa
crisis in the great strike Is YaDlalv -
preaching. Judge Dundy of the United S..,s-
district court at Omaha decided Satur1rv -
the strikers individually had q right "A -.
work, but had no right 10 enter into . -
spiracY 10 stop traffic and that Z refus,l =
handle Burlington freight would render th.ss
liable TO imprisonment under the intnrnlsa-
commerce law.
The dastardly murder Of several selll.,,
near the eastern border OF No.Man'sI.na
about ten days ago by the hirelngs of n.
cattle kings has caused a great sllr IN a..
region and the farmers are organizing ,na
arming themselves and 1t Ia reported, hay,
already strung up two cowboys The se,shn
say they are tired OF the bru,All,v
OF these 'tyrants of the rangen and -.
pose to string them up whenever they can !,
general retributon. The cattlemeu. ou Ia
| other hand, claims that the parties kllle1
were thieves and had settled on their raDee
for the purpose of stealing cattle. II d dlA
cult TO definitely locate the blame hna
| United States soldiers are securing the cOan-
| try to keep of all intruders and mar b. ia
means Of keeping the heliigerents seuaratea
Late advices from London say the snos
storm and gale in Scotland is increasing il
violence and the roads and railways are eon.
/ plctely blockaded.
Judge o. N. Denny, OF Portland, OFegon.
for the past three years inspector general u
customs for Corea aud private legal adviser 4
the king Of Corea, has resigned and wEl re
turn to America.
Three thousand painters Of Chicago no
/
Four persons were probably fatally poisoned
in Bloomington, ILL.,, Wednesday night b
eating headcheese from Chicago
A London dispatch says sixteen pertons
were drowned off Bari Thursday through TIA
capszlng Of pleasure boat
An angry mob OF farmers tarred and iealh
cred two Mormon elders near Wlncheaief,
Ohio, the other night The elders had been
for some time trying to hold proselytlng meet
| Ings. After the ceremony the elders wese
chased 10 the Ohio river, which they efott<d
for safety.
A fire at Fort Worth, Texas. destroyed tie
Santa Fe round house and five locomotives
causing loss OF $l5O,OOO.
The great Berlin cathedral In which Ttan
the body Of the late German emperor, ID 10 -
Kept open to the public from o'clock In Tie
morning until 10 In the evening. A bridge
has been constructed which spans the interior
Of the cathedral, and IL is estimated that Na-
300 persons each day may view the rcmAina .
they lie on the catafalco.
There was something over six hundred mlh
lions Of currency, including gold and silver
coin, greenbacks, and national bank noseA n
the United States treasury March IL
Springfield, Mo-, was thrown into asais q
extreme excitement Wednesday morning y
the atrocous attack OF . frcnzIcd father apOa
The mistress of = wayward son. EIie Ella
St Louis, is the victim, and now lies 10 ag'
ony, with her eyes burned out and hef iaa
Scared with burns from vltTloL she NM y
abandoned woman, and had ruined Ftnloa
Cox, son of DIR. George W. Coz, The unIisa
States pension examiner OF the spF1nEnea
| district, aud a prominent man p0aihcaay
aud In the medical fraternity.
The long and stubborn strike Of The Maa.
Ing employees was officially declared o.
Wednesday by a convention Of delegates
representing the local assemblies 10 ms
Reading employees convention and the - ~
were given the right to apply fM theA %
positions as individuals.
A curious kind of havoc was cauaea z.
runaway horse AZ Ithaca, New foEA -
animal ran through the door Of . dEthsA
upset a cookatove, and planted It's foFeise1 =
a bed in which Law sick child, Who baFTsNI
escaped being crushed. The house 80 =
On fire and the runaway horse was FAA go
cult gotten out.
An Arkansas schooteachsr who ha1 -
BETRAYED and deserted by young map 2 =.
social position obtained her revenge "'ss
aid OF \ horseHhip.
Cruelty and barbaritr almost beYona -
are revealed as the result OF ~ inFeiIka''s.
Of the management or the convict fa@9
Coal Hin, Arkansas Prisoners hsEe go W. I.
sralIy naYed alive and then hurrs1 lhs1 lh~.s
graves before tho fearful facts eona - - i
The warden in charge OF Tue eams . go -
escape punishment, AMI TeHafa "
hls arrest 10 offered.
The railroad strike stIil hangs =
very air Is pregnan. with rumoFA Ins - -
Of the Burlington strike, saTs - - -.
Times, As regards the prospects q - - -
son to other roads hangs 10 absJ ...ss..A
Ing Judge Gresham'a decision 10 nc - -
case. The arguments wcre coneiale1
. dAy and tie case taken under aaFssAAas. Il.
Should the court hoI tue railroads
J strlct letter OF The law IN ihc mA1Ifs ssssx
clprocal interchange oi traffic so ..s 80
lines there i good reason 10 5fiie's ssreAxf.
: conservative cement 10 Aas - 4
J hood will accept and abide bF ihis 80. c.. 80
the law of the land aa rrp9ltae1 "a 81
: aud fearless Judge. but sbouia i q 1870
connecting roads Ars nDa boa19 W@fss ! re-
their pFolertt and interests vi F@As F.na4xg
J eral str - a. tie e0Dsrqgepes s~ps 80
Rurllpk on fre gilt. tbrTr = i46sss - Il 4
Ill. boz colt wlll spF~ad uatil II eofs.s - set
J the Burlington connections sAaa
. north and south. 49,.
! The Grand De.oun p!ow EoF<a -...s-r