The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-04
IOFN or NEWS.
Brisf Paragraphs Taksn From The Telegraph
Wire.-What the WOFld at Large Is Doing.

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The naval commission have recon-
mended Port Orchard for the new station.
Beriah Brown, Jr., is going to- start q
newspaper at Kent, one Of the neighbOr-
ing towns Of Seattle.
The U. s. senate has adjourned. Two
Of Harrison's nominations were rejected
and eight not acted on.
Ex-President Cleveland was elected a
member Of the New York Chamber Of
Commerce. There were Is votes cast
against him and 20 in his favor.
At last the Oklahoma lands in Indian
territory have been thrown open to settle
ment, and the settlers who have waited
years for this contamination took pos
session on Tuesday last.
Spokane Falls Is to have q grand opera
house that will cost 500. 900. The build
ing will be five stories in height. A. NJ.
Cannon and J. ]. Browne are the enter
prising men who will build 1t.
John Bright, the great English apostle
Of peace and free trade, died on the 9th
ult. He was q firm friend Of the union
during our civil war, and gave II hearty
support, both in and out Of parliament.
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Dr. n. henton, father Of Geo. b. Hen
ton' VINO succeeded Jonn snoudy IN the
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A ternnc hurricane IN the harDor Of
Samoa near the close oil March, wrecked
three American vessels and three German
men-oi-War, together with number OF
smaller craft. Inc only veSSel that es-
capped was q British man-oi-War. Alarge
NUMBER oil persons were drowned.
James N. Huston, nominated to be
treasurer Of the United States is q native
Oh Indiana' ABOUT 20 years Oh age. ne Is
president Oh the oonnersVilie Nationai
oank' Huston Is largely interested In
manufactures and farming ana rs . man
OF considerable means he"as chairman
Oh the republican state central committee
during the last TWO campaigns and
achieved q reputation as q successful
organizer and worker.
Yakima people are urging the planting
Of sugar beets on a scale to determine the
value Of that region for their production.
Washington should have the $4,000 a
year to use under the Hatch act for the
testing Of such questions. II IL is posi-
Bile, as has been said to utilize the extern
siVe sage growing disrictc Tor beet sugar
production 1t may be that q good future
awaits q section OF country now under
valued BY 1.-THE world. Ourexpermental
station Is preparing to test sugar beets and
md what they Will DO here.
A man. who has bean dubbed the Jesse
James Of oreoon. was sbot and killed at
Fairview. twelve miles from Portland.
March "a. He had beep terrorizipO ne
people a Clackamas county for some time
mast. He appeared To ride around in a
circu;t steaIinv horses and TidiDO them
To death. and then stealing more 10 tale
their pIaoea. He varied this wav NJ IN
~ brpakiny into houses dealing tood
and ouna and sbootino A inofFensiye peo.
Ma A poaae of twenty men had been
toIlouine him tor tan dava Ha re-
sDsIIv s1rroundod and wb;Io sttemDtinO
n eccape bia bodv xaa y;ddIod v;,b
bulleta His name 4 not known
Inc following are 'ne Presidential nom
NATIONS since tne iast issue OIL tne HER
AID; james y. huston OIL indiana
treasurer o. tne Onl!ed states Ellis H.
hooerss' o. ne" Iork' assistant treasurer
a. New forki "iliiam ID. wharton Of
massachusetts, assistant secretary o.
statei george n shieids' Oh missouri
assistant attorney general, wee Rich
Montgomery, resigned; captain George
b. WhiteI United States navy, chief oil