Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
THE CRUSHED AND KILLED IN THE
PENNSYLVANIA STORM.
A Youthful Bank Robber Comes to
Grief at Kansas City-New Mex
lean Gable Line-A Judge
| Arrested-Other News.

Ex-Congressman Singleton, Of Mis-
sissippi, is dead.
The Cincinnati shoemakers con.
template striking.
General Rosecrans will soon be
placed on the retired list.
An offer of $4,000 has been refused
for the trotter Ambassador.
Massachusetts, Republicans have
renominated Senator Hoar.
Senator Mandeson, of Nebraska, has
been rejected to the Senate.
The Colorado river will be investi-
gated by government officials.
The "white caps" are creating ter
ror in many places in the East.
Governor Fifer, of Illinois, opposes
organized detective companies.
An effort is to be made to annex
Lower California to the U nited States.
Boys in the employ of the Chesa-
peake oyster pirates are treated as
slaves.
A Sioux City, Iowa, lawyer has been
ordered by the white caps" to leave
the place.
An earthquake was felt in New
New York last week in the Adiron-
dack section.
The crew that abandoned the ship
Christina at sea have arrived at
Charleston, S. G.
Axworthy, the defaulting city treas
urer Of Cleveland, Ohio, will take up
his residence in Toronto.
Diplomatic circles IN Europe cen
sure the United States for the con-
tinued fighting in Samoa.
The libel suits instituted by the
Chicago police against the Times of
that city have been dismissed.
]. ]. Patterson, ex-United States
Senator from South Carolina, has
been sued for breach of promise.
The belief is growing that the rela-
tions between the United States and
Germany are becoming strained.
The police of Knoxville, Tenn, re-
Gently raided a private car and ar
rested the occupants for gambling.
1t is again rumored that Charles
Francis Adams will soon retire from
the presidency of the Union Pacific.
Jennie Stuart, the daughter of a
New York stock broker, ran away
with her fathers cOachman last week.
Jane Suffert, who has been keeping
baby farm in room sixteen feet
square at St. Louis, has been arrested.
The fishing steamer Novelty, which
left Boston recently, is said to be
loaded with arms and men for Haytl.
Henry Kruse, who shot Ward Nc
Manus, a prominent st. Louis capl-
talist, last week, killed himself Satur-
day.
Chief Byrd has been recognized by
Secretary Villas as Governor of the
Chickasaw nation in Indian Terri
tory.
The fastest time ever made across
the Atlantic was that of the umbria
last week-6 days, 2 hours and 40
minutes.
The postal authorities will soon in
vestigate the free delivery system OF
California, Oregon and Washington
Territory.
At Railway, New Jersey, incendiary
fires are started so that the boys can
turn with the engine andNhave a good
carousal afterward.
Powderly claims that the men who
are trying to start an opposition order
to the Knights of Labor offered to sell
out to him for 500.
Miss H. o. Woodland, of Charlotte
Vile, Vs., ran away last week and was
married. The young lady is a cousin
of General Harrison.
Herr Most, OF New York, the arch
anarchist, has applied for police pro-
lection. He claims that his life is In
danger from his former associates.
The New York World has made ar
rangements for an exploring expedl-
ton to Africa to discover the where
abouts OF Stanley and Emin Pasha.
The towns of Cimarron and Ingalls,,
in Kansas, are engagnd in a county
seat war. So far two men have been
killed and great excitement prevails.
Col. Frank Posey has been nomi-
mated for the unexpired term in Con-
gress occasioned by the resignation OF
Congressman Hovey, now Governor
of Indiana.
In the camp of gang of thieves in
Indian Territory was found, recently,
diary detailing murder in Ohio In
1868, which the owner OF the diary
committed with an axe and secured
$1,000.
The Mexican Telegraph company
has arranged for the laying OF new
cable across the gulf TO Galveston, the
present one being found inadequate to
transact the Mexican and Central
American business now handled.
Judge Lyman Follett, who left
Grand Rapids, Mich, two years ago
and went to Honduras, leaving a
large amount of trust funds unac-
counted for. was arrested in Helena,
Montana, and will be taken back to
Michigan.
Forty saleon-keepers, who are to be
tried for contempt in violating tenn
porary injunctions issued under pro-
hibition law at Canton, Ill, have
agreed to abandon their places and