Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-28
EASTERN ITEMS.
OWNERS OF VESSELS SEIZED IN
BEHRING SEA WANTS DAMAGES.
Found Hanging to a Tree-A Noted In
dian Fighter Dying-Will Investi-
gate Election Frauds-In-
dorsed Hen y George.
Missouri pays bounty for rats.

Missouri pays bounty for rats.
Carl Schurz has returned from Europe
Senator Spooner o: Wisconsin, is quite
i'll.
Bell Telephone stock has been increas-
ed 81 2,500,0O0.
Omaha clothing houses have begun
Sunday closing.
"Corn Beef" is a popular beverage in
Scranton, Penn.
New York fined a man $25 tor selling
boy cigarettes.
The Canadian Pacific is locating wheat
elevators at Duluth.
The Texas Federation of Labor has in
dorsed Henry George.
Steve Brodie is now ambitious to 60
over the American Falls.
Georgia cotton manufacturers have
combined to raise prices.
Gold in rich quantities has been found
seven miles from Halifax.
The four -four mills at Long Pine, Neb.,
are running day and night.
A Kansas City saloon-keeper has sued
man for an $500 liquor bill.
Chicago has ''truant officers" who see
that children attend school.
The South's first bale OF cotton of 1889
brought lilo cents per pound.
Secretary Tracy seeks to have our navy
yards put in condition for work.
Young lady bicyclists do not hesitate
to 90 unattended in Philadelphia.
st. Paul statesmen are inducing labor
unions not to buy after Is 30 O'Clock.
The United States Grand Jury will in
vestigate election frauds in Alabama.
1t is believed the Baltimore is two
deep in the water to develop high speed.
Buffalo, Oak, has 3-year-old boy who
weighs eighty pounds and is four feet
high.
The Florida Orange Trust Combina-
ton is pushing its work vigorously at st.
Louis.
An English syndicate is reoorted to be
buying up Western mortgages extea-
sively.
The Supreme Council of Chosen
Friends will meet at Washington, D. C.,
next year.
The ship Centennial of Boston had her
topmast knocked off sailing under Brook
lyn Bridge.
The St. Louis Board of Underwriters
has made sweeping reductions IN in
surance rates.
New York now has $4,000 raised for
Washington's memorial arch. She needs
$4,000 more.
Bob Younger, the noted Missouri out
law, is dead. He died in Saltwater,
Mimi, prison.
A thief at Parkersburg, Penn, dug up
field OF potatoes druing the night and
carried them off.
About one hundred thousand asphalt
blocks are being laid on Market street in
Wilmington, Del.
Barring Bros, it is stated, will soon in
form the Atchson road that they will
back the company
The body of the noted bandit Trinidad
has been found hanging to a tree near
Matamoras, Mexico.
The Chinese in New York are boycott
ting the over of a building in Mott street
who increased the rent.
A general reunion OF Federal Veterans
OF the war was held at Columbus, Ind,
September IS, 10 and 70.
The Roadmasters, who have been in
convention at Denver, have adjourned to
meet next year AT Detroit.
Many Brooklyn grocers won't sell non
union bread since the bakers struck
rather than leave the union.
Four thousand commercial travellers
are hard at work to secure the locating OF
the Worlds Fair at Chicago.
The interior department reports thou
sands of letters asking for official state
ments concerning the new States.
A. M. Britton of Bancroft, Mich, is the
owner OF pear tree which is now rlpen-
ing its second crop for this season.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is about to
make experiments with 6O-toot rails
The common rail is thirty feet long.
The English syndicate is looking into
the prospects OF profitable Investment
into the pap ler mills OF this country.
William Penn will have an iron tower
and statue in Philadelphia to cost S3ZO,
QUO and occupy four years in building.
Ex-Marshal Stallings, who recently
killed William Penham in Alabama
pledges perpetual exile to himself from
that state.
DIR. Roscoe, a negro, is on trial at Bir
mingham, Ala, for giving patient
nasty mixture as substitute Tor the
elixir OF life.
The owners Of the sealing vessels seizeo
bv the Rush in Behring Sea, wall clam
about 100000 from the United State:
government.
Captain Ross, a noted Indian fighter
who in hand -to-hand fight killed Iron
Jacket, an Apache chief, is dying a
Waco, Texas.
All the packers in the flint glass house
in the Ohio Valley, with two or three ex
ceptions, have gone on strike for an ad
vance of wages.
In one of the counties OF Georgia, it ii
said there is town OF 500 lnhs pltants
of whom less than score are supscrlDer'
to any newspaper.
Governor Buckner of Kentucky ha'
dispatched two companies Of State troops
to Harlan county to aid in preserving
peace during the coming session OF court
II is expected that President Harrison