Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
NSws SUMMARY.
illumination OF Mount Hood-LIght,
ning's WSrk-whAt . Tire-CrAekeE
Dia-TyphOid Fever.

OF mount HOod-Light-
ninG's WOrk-what = Tire-CrAokeF
DIa-TyphOid Fever.
The illu1 ination Of Mount Hood, in
Oregon, on Wednesday night, al III
O'Clock, proved success. The iilumi-
NATHAN was seen very distinctly on the
summit, and continued to turn brightly
for space OF over az minutes. 1t is
stated that the light was been for Q ra.
dlus Of leo mi jes. A letter received from
the party on the mountain, by q mess'I-
ger, states tn t they encountered very
heavy sno -.ttorm and suffered much
fro the severity Of the weather.
Lightning struck the farmhouse of Ole
Olestead, near Hunter, Dakota, last Fri.
day night, killing Olestead and his wife.
An 8 months old baby was unlnjured
The building had caught fire from the
lightning, but heavy rain prevailing
extlnRulthed 1t Olestead had sent for
bis father aud mother only u few weebs
previous, and they arrived from Norway
on Wednesday in time to participate in
the funeral.
In Chicago yesterday Mrs Mary Flana.
gan and Mrs Thomas Walsh we thrown
from carriage and fatally injured by
runaway, caused by q mischievous boy
Exploding Il c. cracker under their
hcrses feet They were driving at the
time to the county hospital to yitit a
relative who was shot while celebrating
the F,urth.
Typhoid fever Is reported TO be epidem-
ic In Canton, Massachusetts, There have
been deaths, and so cases are unde
tra.trnopt Tho K inalarr Iron romnunv
has closed It's works because OF the film s.
Of mary OF it's employees Cess-pool
drainage into a vel Is supposed TO have
cansed the disease
The balloon which ascended from BOs-
ton Wednesday evening descended in the
harbor of Point Shirley. The occupants
were submerged and dragged through
the water at a rapid pace by the balloon
which was implied by 3 strong gale
The party was rescued by the steam
yacht Roe q.
An uuknO Rn man attempted t. assas
sinRte Thomas Gregory, an engine r OF
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railway, on Wednesday nigh, in ChIca
go The late strike on the Burlington 4
supposed to hav- been the cause. GREGG
ry was shot under the eye aud will re-
cover.
President Cleveland has sent his per
soual check for $50 to Deputy Collector
McClennand. Of New York, for the wild
ow OF 10 Phillips, sailor, who los
his life while saving the lives OF severR
women and children from the schoone
James Foord, in the North river, on Jun
DR.. Abraham Lowe died at Ashburn
ham, Massachusetts, on Wednesday, a
the age OF g2 years, He was 'ihe oldes
living represe tative of the Legislature O
Massachusetts, and OF the graduates O
Dartmouth College, " aud was also "tht
Oldest living Mason in the United States,
A sail boat, containing Henry Hun
ing boy named FArnham and youn
man named aurd, cRpsiZed on Crysta
Lake, Massachusetts,, on "Wednesday
Hunting and the Roy were drowned.
At Kilbourn, Wisconsin, on Wedne
!, day, j. W. Carr eater was k lied, and {
, II, Foote dangerously wounded by u
premature discharge Of a cannon whit
firing a salute.
John johnson, a farmer, living mes
Hamlin, New York, accidentally kille
his II, aged 81 years, who hud com
home for a vieit, on Wednesday. /
then, in anguish, killed himself
= During some sports Ia Water Valley
" Miss ssippi, on Wednesday, graz
< stand containing 400 people lapse
I About 80 per ons vera injured, come Il
thought fatally.
-, A small sail boat capsizel on We
y ncsday, near Fletcher's Island, Lal
% Massabesic New Hampshire. Arm
e GlAckin, aged 90, and Mary Il. Walls
20 aged l6, were drowned.
James Collins stabbed snd killed L
man Moore at Grafton, Dakota, on VT
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