Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1888-08-01
mands the enforcement Of the State liquor
law, and favors protection to home indus

mands the enforcement Of the State liquor
law, and favors protection to home indus
tries.
Ar National conference Of Democratic
colored men In Indianapolis, Ind, on the
10th sixty. four delegates were present. A
resolution was adopted indorsing the posi-
ton taken by the st. Louis convention
upon the tariff question and pledging their
best efforts to secure the success of the
Democratic party of the Nation.
GENERAL SHERIDAN had SO far recovered
from his illness on the 28th that his ply
sicians had ceased the publication Of daily
bulletins announcing his condition.
II. CLAY EVANS was nominated for Con.
gross on the 26th by the Republicans of
the Third district Of Tennessee. ~@s
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND left Washington
on the 26th for four days fishing tour of
Sandy Hook.
The Democrats Of the Seventh district
of Virginia on the 26th renominated Colonel
O'Ferrall for Congress.
G. 3. THOMAS was nominated for Con-
gress on the 10th by the Republicans Of tho
Fifth district Of Georgia. a. >t's
GENERAL NJ. r. PATRICK, governor of tho
National Soldiers Homo at Dayton, O.,
O10A w VIC 1(Uu, 0k0O 60V0uVy years.
He had been sick ton days. r..
MRS. BELvA LOCKWOOD, the. Presidential
candidate of the Equal Rights party,
opened the campaign in Brooklyn, N. r.,
on the 9th. In her speech she said that it
was about time that women were regarded
I'm some other light than as petted dolls on
the one hand and domestic drudges on the
other.
REV. T. n. DAHL, Prohibition candidate
for Lieutenant-G Governor Of Wisconsin, and
D. G. Prescott, candidate for Treasurer,
having declined to run, Chris Carlson, of
Eau Claire, and l. w. Hoyt, \of Madison,
were on the 9th named for the vacant
places by the Central Committee
FOREIGN.
l. Mr.. O'CONNELL, the chief clerk of tho
New York court Of pleas, who is travelling
in Europe, complained to the authorities
at Queenstown, Ireland, on the Oath that
his steps were constantly logged by En-
glish detectives.
A PLOT to murder Prince Ferdinand, Of
Bulgaria, was discovered on the 25th, and
two Of the ringleaders were in jail
Mr.. AND Mrs. w. E. GLADSTONE cele-
brated their golden wedding on the 25th in
London. They were the recipients Of many
presents, also an address signed by $50
members of Parliament.
JAMES O'KELLEI, journalist and men,
Der OF Parliament for the north division of
Roscommon, was arrested in London on
the 25th for ma king speeches melting the
Irish to intimidation and boycott
BERLIN advices of tho 25th say that Prof
Tschakert, of the Konigsberg University,
has discovered in the library numerous
hitherto unknown manuscripts Of sermons
ana commentaries written by Martin
Luther in the period from 1919 to 1891.
TENANTS were evicted from their hold
ings on the Lewis estate in County Galway,
Ireland, on the 26th and offered armed re.
sistanoe Eleven of the tenants were ar
rested.
OFFICIAL reports on the Goth on the
Russian harvest showed that wheat would
be an excellent crop, rye far above thu
average, and the yield Of oats and barley
fair.
A GERMAN named Clotten was arrested
in London on the Goth for threatening to
murder Mr. Gladstone.
THE nine hundredth anniversary Of the
~S> W. ~ooASA> @'A--.- t:--:Ae s..tO RUSSIA
was celebrated at Kief on the a6th with
great pomp.
A THOUSAND miners employed In the coal
mines at st. Etienne, France, struck on the
9th for higher wages, and it was expected
that the strike would spread further.
JAMES GUEST, a wholesale wine merchant
OF Montreal, Can, failed on the 9th for
$20O, 1000.
ADv1cEs of the 9th say that volcanic
eruption at Pandaisan, fifty leagues from
Yokohama, had destroyed several villages
and killed one thousand persons, including
one hundred visitors at the thermal
springs. A fresh crater had formed, and
the eruption was still active.
NINETEEN emigration agents were ar
rested on the 9th at Cracow, Austria, for
melting the natives of that district to emf.
CRATE to America