Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1888-03-10
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

introduce in the Legislatlr next May q bill
to abolish slavery in that country.
orr the Island Of Cayenne the EGench
schooner Fleur de la Mer foundered on the
I'd and sixty passengers were drowned.
FIRE destroyed two fleece mills at Keigh-
ley, Eng, on the Sd Loss, 1926 900!
A HURRICANE devastated TamataYe on the
Sd, and eleven vessels were wrecked and
twenty persons killed
LARGE force Of rebels attacked Suakm
on the 4th, and after four hours fighting
the rebels retired, leaving several hundred
killed and wounded on the fe d On the
British side Colonel Tap and five Egyptians
were killed and fourteen wounded
Up to the 4th che bodies Of Two hundred
victims Of the recent avalanche in the
italian Alps had been recovered
IS RAMwAY traffic in Sweden and Den
mark was stopped on the 9th by heavy
snow-fails. Traff1c on lines In Northeast
Germany was interrupted.
u A BAND Of twenty bandits recently at.
tackled Sleva de Canales and Picacho
Rancho, in Mexico, killing a dozen people.
wonnding many Others and sacking the
owns "a
! On the 9th Mrs. John DAILY and her ,wo
children lost their lives in their burning
house at Cayuga, Ont
LATER.
The safe in the pcs tfics at Leb no
Ohio, was flown open and robbed Of Sit
in stamps and small amount Of money
on the 7th
D. R. BREARLEY & CO., traders on The
regular and open board of trade Of Chi a.
cy.,3 IA i All on tho 9TH
On the 7th, the contract for building The
Chicago Milwaukee q st. Paul extension
from Chamb berlin, Dal., throu "a the Black
Hills was let.
Ar Chicago, Ill, on the 18th, thirty pa.
per mills were reprase tied at meeting,
when thy agreed tolessen the production
and keep up the price of paper.
On the 7th q shock Of earthquake was
felt at Los Angeles, Cal. No dasnag was
done, bu the peopiewere frightened.
r. E1LwooD BAUM p .blisher and editor
Of the PottstoWn. (Pa.) Daily News,
dropped dead at his desk on the 7th from
heart disease.
A FIRE at La Crosse, Wis, on the 9TH,
DESTROY ed the La Crosse Milling Comp any's
brick mill, causing loss Of S25, COO
The Office Of the Spring eld Mass
Union was burned on the TIN. Six persons
fell from the fourth story in an attempt to
get on ladder ho.sted for their rescue,
and all were xii ed.
The House on tn 18th passed the bill
opening the Sioux reservation for ettle
ment.
The Senate on 8 IT. cofirmed the nom
nation Of John r. Garland as as ociate
justice Of the Dakota supreme court.
THE Pittsburgh, Ft. ayne & Chica-
go railroad di scharged some GOO workn en-
at Pit sburgh, Pa on the 18th, on account
Of lack of work.
Ths company organized for the purchase
Of Libby prison opened ornament offices
in Chicago on the 1th.
On the 9TH, the railroad engineer's strike
was further plicat d by the members 81
the Brotherhood being cslled off from the
Chicago, Burlington & Northern road.
Trf MS were running on the read, though
not alIon time. M
DR WIN. HENRY RYDER, Of Chicago, III.
pastor Of St. Paul's UnIversalist Church,
died on the 9TH.
AT New York City, on the 7th, the coal
association decided to reduce the price d
coal fifty cents per ton.
81 TIE Iowa supreme court in session at Dsi
Moines decide on the 18th that liquor
brought into the State to be sold unlawfully
Is at ~ times subject to seizure whenever
found.
on the 7th, II was reported that tn
sEppeEos = CsFuEuy nd did.