The Delta independent., 1890-02-04
BY TELEGRAPH.

Do.te SAty, montana, cldlulS pup
ulstion Of 5000.
The deadlock in the Iowa Legis-
lature still continues.
Louisville, KY. is about to expend
s6oo, 900 for new parks.
Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia, is
hopelessly i'll Of cancer.
The postoffice at Albuquerque was
robbed Of nearly SIC, 900 few days ago.
The postoffice at Salt Lake City was
entered by burglars and robbed Of e ,oOe
last week.
An eagle was shot in Kentucky last
week that is thought to have been 2sc
years old.
Ninety per cent. OF the wage-earn-
ers Of Indianapolis hold stock in building
associations.
Great suffering is said to exist
Lack OF food and clothing.
The bill creating three new land
districts in Colorado has been passed by
the House Of Representatives.
The historical Congregational church
at Danvers Center, Mass, was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $500; insurance, sls, 600
An explosion at the Standard oil
works at Williamsburg, N. Y, started a
fire which destroyed SIS, 900 worth Of prop
erty.
The sentence OF Herr Johan Most tc
year in the penitentiary has been af-
firmed by the Supreme Court Of New
York.
The President has sent to the Senate
the nomination of Blanche K. Bruce to b<
Recorder Of Deeds in the District Of Co
lumbia
1t is reported that fifty sailors en-
pioyed on a Brazilian man-of-war have
been put to death for shouting "Ptrt
LEmperor.
Justice Van Brunt, of the New York
Supreme Court has granted stay in the
case Of Herr Most, and he will be liberated
in q, 900 bail.
The Cunard line steamer Bothnia
was sighted of Sandy Hook Thursday
morning. Miss Bisland, the competitor OF
Nellie Bly, in the race around the world, i:
IN board.
The people OF Seven Guns, KY,
chased a preacher out Of their town with
shotguns because he said they were hare
characters. OF course the preacher must
have been wrong about the matter
The losers in the recent s3oo, 900 fire il
Cincinnati are talking Of suing the city fol
negligent work of the fire department. II
is claimed that the chief refused to allow
the men to enter the building to seek the
seat Of the fire.
Three Kansas organizations. the
Farmers Alliance, the State Grange and
the Knights of Labor. have formad an of.
fensive and defensive alliance in business
and politics. The Farmers Alliance alone
numbers la5, 900 members.
The employees of the Birmingham,
Alabama, rolling mill. 1000 in number
have gone out on q strike. and the nghi
between the men and company promises to
be a long and bitter one. An effort to force
the mill into the amalgamated association
caused the strike.
Reports from points in Minnesota
and the Dakotas indicate pretty genera
storm, the warmer weather being accom-
panied by snow, heavy winds, drifts, an6
delayed trains. Brainerd reports that 70,
sue &h,
ranged from % to 40 below zero.
Emperor Williams birthday was
celebrated on the a7th with great festivi,y.
All the generals, headed by Won Moltke.
and all the ministers, headed by Prince
Bismarck, offered their congratulations.
Bismarck, upon his appearance at q win.
dow of the palace, was greeted with storm
of "Hochs.'
The Canadian government has de.
cided to support Mr.. Mulock's motion for
an address to the Queen, assuring her ma
iesty of the loyalty Of Canadians to the
throne and Empire Of Great Britain, and
twill pass unanimously. The object Of the
motion is to show that only small por
ton of the population support annexation.
James W. Hamilton handed his res
ignation as State Treasurer of Kansas to
Governor Humphrey, to take effect on the
appointment and qualification of his sue
cessor, who will be named within the next
ten days. The resignation of ]. b. Cless.
ton as Supreme Court Commissioner has
also been accepted by Governor Hum
phrey.
A ruling Of Speaker Reeds to the
effect that if members were in their seat.
they helped to constitute u quorum, no
matter whether they voted or not, created
a big disturbance in Congress a few days
ago. II this ruling is sustained it will 80 u
long way toward preventing the blocking OF
business by the minority which has been
common in recent years.
The Senate Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds have decided Ia
report favorably the bill increasing the
appropriations for tho public building. n,
the following places: Salt Lake CITY.
Utah, to sSOO, 200, or an increase Of s1bo..
600. Favorable reports Increasing the an
propriations for the public buildinsa a,
Los Angeles and Sacramento, Gala, wer.1
also ordered.