Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-09-07
EASTERN ITEMS.
MILWAUKEE HANDSOMELY DECO
RATED IN HONOR OF THE G. A R.
A Rustic Bridge-Defaulting Postmaster
Welcomed at Ell Paso-A Noted
Cracksman Rearrested-
shipping as Seamen.

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The Baltimore will have her official
trial September Q.
Natural gas will be run into Philadel-
phia before very long.
The Chinese wash-house hold stiffiy to
the one price system.
A Flndley, O., man bequethed $4,000
for home for hackmen.
Clause Spreckels reached New York
on the 26th from Europe.
Ali aliens in the employ of New York
city are being discharged.
Speaker Carlisle was heartily welcomed
bv the citizens Of El Paso.
Cn0 f1rest fire north of Boise City,
idaho, was 100 miles square.
There is State Retail Merchants Pro-
tective Association in Iowa.
The New York authorities are still
chopping down telegraph poles.
Over 1000 Cinnamon arrived in the
City of Mexico one day last month.
Milwaukee is handsomely decorated in
honor of the G. A. Il. encampment.
Tie Wyoming brought l23 Swedish
Mormon recruits to New York on the
9th.
Brooklyn, n. Y, is to have a new Edl-
son central station of $4,000 lights capa-
city.
Andrew Barstow, one of the best known
men in the Eastern sugar trade, IS dead,
aged 46.
A new enterpris at Bango, Maine, is
the shipping OF sawdust in bales to var
ious cities.
Ali assemblages are prohibited at Eau
Claire, Wis, owing to the prevalence OF
smallpox.
president Harrison say he has not vet
decided upon calling an extra session ol
Congress.
The President has been invited to visit
the Alabama State Fair at Birmingham
in November.
The contract for the Northern Pacitic's
big MOTEL building at Winnipeg, has been
let at 100000.
Florida is delighted with having gone
through the summer without AN epidemic
OF yellow fever.
Ex-Governor John G. Brown of Ten
nessee, died at Red Boiling Springs, that
State, August II.
John Watson, OF Nebraska City, 1t is
stated, has been offered the District At
torneyship OF Alaska.
The striking Italians on the new rali-
road at Lima, o., threaten to XIII all
those who return to work.
Plans have been agreed upon for the
distribution at Johnstown, Penn, OF over
81 900, 900, OF the relief funds.
Immigrants arriving at Philadelphia
are said to have evaded the Contract La
Dor law by shipping as seamen.
LAWYER Alphonse Phillips, an official
in the Mexican lottery, has disappeared,
leaving 100000 unaccounted Tor.
The law against the importation OF for
eign contract laborers is now frequently
enforced at the port OF New York.
Allen Marvel, it is said, will succeed
w. B. Strong as president OF the Atchl-
son and Santa Fe Railway Company.
II is now believed the court martial IN
the case of Lieutenant-Colonel Fletcher
at Fort Omaha, has found against him.
The drowned body of James Orr, a Cal
ifornia miner, has been found floating IN
East river, under the Brooklyn bridge.
Chinese laundry was raided in De
troit and eleven gamblers arrested; also
a woman who was there smoking opium
Malone was nominated by the Nlr-
ginia republicans for Governor and
Campbell S. Lemp for Lieutenant-GoV-
ernor.
The trouble between whites and blacks
at Mount Pleasant, S. c., has been
0uelled. The military has not been With
drawn.
J.R. Cunningham, the defaulting and
absconding postmaster at Coteysort,Trg'
Mo. has been arrested at BentonVllle,
Arkansas.
CONGRESSMAN Laird's death, according
TO postmortem examination, was Que tC
blood poisoning from an unnecessary
surgical operation.
An elidemic of flux has appeared al
Charleston, w. Va, and about nifty
deaths have occurred in thirty days.
Children suffer the most.
A rustic bridge Just completed in Hous'
ton county, Ga, contains tlty-seven uli'
ferent kinds of wood and vines, and al
were grown in the county.
Jimmy Hope, the burglar, was rear
rested on his arrival at New YORK. An
effort will be made to send him back tc
nrison ON the Manhattan Bank indlct
ment.
The agent OF the Coleville Indian
Agency says the Upper Spokanes won
work. They drink two much WHISKY
and there is great immortality among the
women.
The moonshiners in the mountalni
near Waterville, Tenn, led by JONI
Hobbs. openly defy the United ntates
Marshal. A reward OF $500 is offered iol
Hobbs.
Jim LAWN, an expire fighter, enticec
a man into his den at Rawllns, wy. 1.
and with the assistance OF severa! OF hi
cronies, beat the life out OF him ane
threw the body into DITCH.
The Oklahoma Convention adjourned
sine die on the 23d. Provisions have
been made to choose county otflcerl
in October. The oman suffrage prob
lem Nas again acrimonionsly discussed