Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
WORLD AT LARGE.
PEN PICTURES PAINTED BY a
CORPS OF ABLE ARTISTS.

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what Il Gaoins on North, East md West
and Across the Water-The Coming En.
ropenn storm.
The Comte de Paris has issued q mani.
festo to the royalists Of France, urging
restoration Of monarchy. II,
The Massachusetts House of Representa-.
tives, by vote Of 107 to S6, defeated
the bill granting municipal suffrage to
women.
Gen. Boulauger, Of France, has adopt
ed the red carnation as an emblem. IL
Is proposed that his followers wear that
flower.
As d result OF the recent raids in Prov
idenee, r. l., officers poured out upon the
ground 100 hogsheads of ale, lager beer,
wines and whisky, valued at over $4,000.
Mile. Deaco, slack wire performer,
had the wire TO break under her at
Steubenvile, Ohio, while giving an open
air performance, and she received inju-
ries from which she will die.
The London Chronicle announces the
approaching marriage of Joseph Cham
berlain, who came to the United States to
arrange fisheries treaty, to Miss Endi-
colt, who he met in America.
Central City, Dak., was destroyed by
fire. Not store or shop is left standing,
and 1898 buildings were burned. Fifty
families were left homeless. Deadwood
Il sending food. The loss is $3.50, 900.
A party Of log drivers, on d log drive
in Baraga county, Mich, attempted 10
thaw some dynamite over cook stoy
in their shanty. The result was terrific
explosion, which killed three men and
severely injured two others. ...,...
The Manhattan Club has decided to
purchase the Stewart property, corner of
Fifth avenue and Saith street, in New
York. They pay 100000 for it, and
propose to spend S200, 900 for alterations
and refurnishing. .a e@z
An affray occurred between Turks and
Christians at Khania, in Turkey. One
Christian was killed and his body mutt
lated, and one Turk was wounded. Five
hundred Mussulmans threatened the
governor and Christian inhabitants, but
ten of the ringleaders were arrested aud
quiet was restored. ... ...a
| The Atlantic machine works, in Bos.
ton, Mass, were burned, causing an es-
innate losss of $150,vo0. The fire started
in the pattern shop, and the supposilion
is that it caught from the wires Of an
electric light. Four workmen were in
\ iured; one OF them, Robert Cassidy, will
die. The loss probably covered by in
surance. .as..
| Workmen in basement, corner OF
State and Jackson streets, in Chicago,
Ill. were drilling hole under the street
for conduit, when their drill tapped
the gas main. One of the men lie can
die to see what was the matter, when an
explosion followed, which wrecked a
clothing store on the first floor, and blew
up about 20 people. No one was killed,
but many were injured.
Chas. Butler, son of a prominent mer-
chant, in Carrollton, Ohio, insulted Jen-
ME Fisher, an estimable young lady, in
the presence Of crowd, by whistling an
offensive air and calling her "Birdie. y
Miss Fisher drew from her sleeve cow
hide and whipped the young man severely
about the head and shoulders for several
minutes. The crowd cheered her hear
tily. n A.s5; ---.r -. .. ..
Seven hundred men went to work at
the Edgar Thompson steel works at
| Pittsburg, Pa. Two furnaces were fired
up and arrangements are progressing TO
start others. Superintendent Jones says
he can get all the men he wants and is
refusing applications. The knights con-
tinue firm, and so far there have been no
iesertion from their ranks. Pinkerton's
men and deputy sheriffs are still guarding
the works, but the strikers are giving
them no trouble.