Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1889-01-03
TELEGRAPH BREWTlES.
Fresh, Crisp GleanIngs Of Recent Note
worthy Happenings.

worthy Happenings
Gen. Logan's remains have been removed
from the vault where they have been depos
tied for the past two years, under military
guard, TO the new chapel Il the Soldiers
Home cemetery at Washington.
Two Hungarians at Nantico, Pa, who havt
been i'll over q week, have been discovered to
be i'll with the smallpox.
Mrs. Lucy Parsons, the wife of the exc
cuted Anarchists, hired hall at Chicago fol
the purpose of delivering lecture, but wal
prevented from using it by the police. T
is claimed that her object was to provok,
arrest
Pittsburg coke operators failed to agre'
upon an advance in the price of coke.
Congressman Scott, of Pennsylvania, ha.
purchased S105,000 worth of coal land il
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania
Martin Sullivan has been pardoned il
Massachusetts, after twenty-seven years. i'm
prisonment.
Otto Lang's grocery at Frankfort, KY.
was robbed of $40 in money and lot o
goods Thursday night
A colored man named Isaac Carey wa
murdered by his brother, in the Freedman
hospital at Washington.
Christian Kalmbach, an Omaha saloonist
was assaulted by thieves as he was closing hi
place, and probably fatally injured
C. c. Astwood, for six years past th,
United States consul at San Domingo, ha
been dismissed in disgrace from his position
Pete Morris, residing near Jellico, Tenn.
attempted to kill an old man named Higdon
near Cumberland Gap Higdon's daughter
Martha, fatally shot Morris.
The annual banquet of the Massachusetts
Tariff Reform league took place at Boston o.
the 18th inst. Secretary of the Treasur
Fairchild was the principal guest.
There are thirteen moonshiners in prison a
Frankfort, KY, and quite number more el
route, to be tried at the next term of th
United States court which begins January
Henry Ashoff was iostled by three well
dressed men in hat store at St. Louis, an,
afterward discovered that he had bee
robbed of $500. One of the men was al
rested
Webb Brandon, wife murderer, was hange
at Winnipeg. He displayed great fortitudt
The parting between him and his three chi
dren was affecting in the extreme. He ekille
his wife while drunk.
The printers, cigarmakers, carpenters, COT
miners, boiler-makers, blacksmiths an
plumbers of Danville, ILL.,, are holding meet
ings preparatory to the formation of tt
Dauville Federation of Trades.
Pennsylvania will vote in 1889 on the que
tion of prohibition.
There are fears of q race war at Monticello
Ark, arising out of the arrest Of drunke
negro.
Bernard J. Donnelly, young priest o
New York, became insane from broodin
over the McGlynn case.
A cowboy named Parkay and another
name unknown, killed each other at Mule
ranch, in the Chckasaw nation.
Jacob Yennie, wiper in the Missouri Ps
cific shops at Hiawatha, Kan, fatally she
Boston Hendricks. Sheriff and deputies
| pursuit
John White, colorad, who escaped frol
| jail at Dawson, KY, by burning the bull
| ing, has been captured and will be tried fl
| firing the jail and shooting with intent
kill The prisoner is threatened with me
violence
| Two of the condemned Bald knobbers ar
| five train robbers escaped from Jail at OZar
| Mo. Unknown persons from the outside C,
through the brick walls of the prison, u,
locked the corridor and cells, and released Il
prisoners.
The Northwestern Miller organ of I'll
Millers' National association, says that it ma
be confidently asserted that the mills of Il
northwest will not be run over half capa
ity during January and that 175 mills in Il
winter wheat section have agreed to redu,
| the output of -four.