Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-10-19
EASTERN ITEMS.
FIVE MORE BODIES UNEARTHED
AT JOHNSTOWN.
South and North Dakota go Republi-
can-Counterfeiters Arresred-The
White Caps-An Important
Land Decision-Notes.

Rev. Dewitt Talmage is goingtO Pales-
tine.
A $3,OOO,OO hotel is projected at Louis
vile, KY.
Denver prides itself on its magnificent
boulevards.
Connecticut has defeated Prohibition
by vote Of 3 to l.
Two Cinnamon have applied for citizen
ship at Kansas City.
New York will support Reed for speak
er of the next house.
American turkeys are being shipped in
large quantities to London.
Bears are reported unusually numerous
in the Allegheny mountains.
Rich lead ore deposits have been dis
covered near Dubuque, Iowa.
One Johnstown girl has counted thirty
two relatives who perished in the flood.
Ex-Congressman John G. Averill of
Michigan, is dead. He was IS years old.
The republican majority in North Da-
kota is 13, 900, and in South Dakota %, 900.
Barbed wire manufacturers are 60 meet
at Chicago on the 18th. A trust is to be
formed.
A movement is on foot to colonize col
ored people from Texas near Vera Cruz,
Mexico.
The number of vessels wrecked by the
recent storm on the Mexican Coast is
thirty-four.
The wife of George Francis Train, Jr.,
has been granted a divorce on the ground
of infdelity.
There is a strike of all the coal miners
at Scranton. Oswego county, Kan, Tor
an advance.
Bishop Grace OF st. Paul has been no.
tilted from Rome of his elevation to the
Archbishopric.
Robart Ray Hamilton has begun an
action at New York for divorce from hls
wife Evangeline.
The laundry business in New York
city is in danger OF being ruined by Chi
nease cheap labor.
Reports from Tennessee show an in
crease of $26, 900, 900 in property over the
assessment of 1888.
The active engagement of Boston police
and fire department members In politics
has been forbidden.
According to the statement Of Louis
lana planter the sugar yield will not be
as large this year as last.
Railroad companies failing to answer
questions propounded by the Governor
of Iowa, are to be sued.
1t is understood that the Grant family
would consent to the removal OF the GEN
erals body to Washington.
Twelve counterfeiters have just been
arrested in Grange county, Ind. Silver
dollars were the coins made.
Minister Mizner writes from Nicara-
qua that he has settled the canal difficult
ties and work is now progressing.
An English syndicate has secured an
option of the controlling interest IN all
| the elevator companies in st. Louis.
IT begins to look as if Alabama might
really send to the penitentiary two men
who recently fought duel on her terri
! tory.
Georgia has passed an anti-cigarette
| law. Lawyers say it cannot be enforced
because it's provisions are clearly uncon-
stitutional.
United States District Attorney Calvin
at Boston, has sent his resignation to the
President. Calvin is a democrat and was
appointed in 1887.
The establishment of the Federal Court,
of which John Jay was the first Chlef
Justice, will be celebrated in New York
in February next.
Several Winnipeg propertiers have
lately changed hands at figures which
have caused real estate men there to
prlck up their ears.
Alderman Tierney of the Twelfth ward
in Detroit, has been indicted by the
| Grand Jury on charge OF receiving S|O
| on a sewer contract.
Seth Low, ex-Mayor of BROOKLYN, has
been elected President of Columbia Col
lege, TO fill the vacancy caused by the
death of DIR. Barnard.
The Mexican delegation to the lnterna-
tiopal American Congress, it is expected
will bring up the question OF the high
tariff of the United States.
a huge lamp, visible as far as the Mar
rows, has been placed on the top OF the
Equitable building in New York city. II
is 225 feet above sea-level.
Mary Donnelly, the woman who was
stabbed in Atlantic City by Mrs. Robert
Ray Hamilton, is now on exhibition IN
| New York dime museum.
There is a cairn, surmounted by a
small American flag, on top OF Pike
Peak. 1t was begun by Miss Field, To-
peka school teacher, and is a memorial
to Lucy Webb Hayes.
The Veterans Association OF Ministers
of the Genesee Methodist Conference, OF
about fifty members, in annual meeting
at Lockpo. t, n. Y, has adopted resolu-
ion indorsing Corporal Tanner.
Ar. Peck, confidential bookkeepr in
the Chicago office of P. Lorillard 4 Co.,
has disappeared. 1t is stated that he has
oyerdrawn the firms money to the ex'
tent of several thousand dollars.
The White Caps in Wilson county
Tenn, made search for the Mormon
Bishops who had returned to that county
after having been driven away, out the
! bishops evaded the regulators and gol
away in safety.
Nervous Disorders.
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